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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-24
RIFLES HANDBAGS WHILE THE
VICTIMS BUTTON UP WAIST

PfTTSBURG. Pa. July ga
handsome young woman In filmy
siik waist and a hobble skirt ac-
cosfed ten or a dozen women in the
matinee crowds In the vicinity Of
the theatres during the afternoon.
with an apologize:
Pardon. please. but could you
button me up? This waist has
come open again and cant quite
reach IT,"
And In every case. as the woman
accosted prepared 10 render the
service the stranger Eushed:
You're so kind: III hold your
hand bag while you do II"
The woman lef; a trail OF weep
ing women IN her wake. She Ia
known to have rifled ten hand eags
In two hours.
In the evening a beautiful young
woman. who sara her name Is Ethel
Smith. was captured by detectives.
One dImpled shoulder peeped from
her shlrtwaist. unbuttOned; and the
waist was badly mussed from con
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Cincinnati. 0iemaag. ben H. eeptember 1911.

bic Snterefen bes 8oltes oeroammen
fonnen.
Die Il 4Dne 8ioletta" elm
efangen.
Berlin, II. September. Die unz
ter benz Hamen .f6one 8ioletta" be-
fannie internationale 6oteloiebtn
Gtaltd Wittenberg, bic Dor Weondten
na9 ibrer 8erbaftung aus benz bieiis
gen 4rantenbaus entflob 1T euoIi6
eingefangen. S6re 9erbaftung erfoIgz
te beute in elmer Gntbinbungs@ @4nitalt
in 8ubapeit, po- lie einem ainbe oas
Qeben gegsben bat. Rad i6rer 5luht
tpdnbte fih bic Gaunerin mad Wonte
Carlo. Sie nurbe bort aufgeIpiirt uno
feitaenommen, aber BON ben geb0roen
BON Wpnaco niht ausgeliefert, ions
bern fpisbsr in syreibeit seiest. Ssitz
bem mar iie Deri6tpunbsn, als ob Die
grbe fe DerIhIunsen bate.
Der 2ufts g f len II tein
grfolg.
Qonbon, II. Sept. Subert
elmer Der 4piatiter bes am Samitaa
inaugurirten nsusn Guftzpoitoienites
| bate am Ulontag 8ormitta8 etner
ihIimmsn lin9lrrsfaQ, unO Die poit.
| fade, bic er BON 5snbon nah S6lof
Winbipr brinesn IoQte, retteten ihr
/ Dor sinem augenblitli6en 9po.
| 6ubert bate taum, nit PoitIa4er
i'm Gerpidt BON 200 piunb, 9enoor
perlafen, als Der WtotDr auber Orb;
nunq oerietb uno bic Wdidtne auf BIZ
Groe binabitiirste. Der Qptatiter brad
bsibe geine unD erlttt aud anoer'
9srleBungsn. Die ppitIdde, Die aui
| ihn gu lisgen tamsn. perhinoerten aber
bab sr Don b.m fhperen Wlotor er
oriitt purbe.
Der Qus6ruh bes Qetn q
| Gdtania, Si3ilisn, Il. Sept
| Die eruption bes Qetna tpiro tmme
tsFtigsr. Der Afhenrsgeu mar an
Wontag heftigsr ais am 5age Dorbe
uno oas unterirpii6e Get0Ie lit Of
meilenpeit bGrbar. Die groit0be ne6
men an Ssftigteit 3u uno ein panit
| artigss 9efibl hsrrfdt uutsr Der ge
p0lferunq, bds nod burh bic srItiteno
| 6ibe erhoht rpirb. Gin. QH3ahl 6Gu
Ter Iino ourh bic G.rbbeben 6eihdoig
pprben, unb piele Qeute limb oboahlpz
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Jn(anO ge(egrap6
9i. meme gride iiber ben
GsRtudpfIub IN Be-
+rf .


Qerinatpn, ap., IL Sept. eSn
8eg.npart aQsr buher geamteu Der
Giienbahn, ME aud Der Gbsfs UieIer
Tepartemsnts oes gan3en Snitsms
uno elmer grobsn WeuiheHmsHge,
ipuroe an MDntag Die Heus Bride, bic
Don Der Cincinnati, NeU Orleans &c
5srus Qacific Giisnbabu bel bieiiger
Stuot iber ben asntudpz Tlub gsbaut
uuroe, oem 8ertebr ii6ergeben. Der
srite I3ug, Der iiber bic Bride fubr,
mar Der Gincinnati-getp Orleans
5tusasug. Die Bride iit Die h06ite,
bic eiuen i1iffbarsn JluB ibsripdnnt
in 4meritq. sic iit 800 SUB iiber
osm WaF.ripiegsl, 1890 GuB lang.
bat ooppslts GsIsiis uno toitst$1 ,25o, :
900.
Gin hiueIiiher 9reu3er
in Rem YOrt aHges
tommen.
Rem gprt, II. Sept. Der his
neiiIte areu3er .Seisgbi", unter osm
aommaneo Des Gpntres4omIrula
gbiua gi atpan itebeno. III am Ueons
tau bier angetoumen. Gs III oiss oaa
erIte dineiifde arisssidiFf, bus il
Rem gort bsiuhte. Gs piro cine Wo'
de bier 6leibeH uno bann Bolton. JteIp,
port, gbiIabslpbia uno Annapolis be-
Iuhen.
glls Der 5ai ghi beiseIegt bate
bsaaten Iih bic pornsbmiten Ghineisr
| gtetp gorfs an goro. asiHsr bsrlslber
trug einsn 3opf uno Tie iDurben Dor
| Gffisieren empfangen, bic sleihfau:
pbne 3ppf Ddren uno MODERN getlsi'
bet paren. Rears4omiral Ching pii
qtpuns trug cine hiibide blaue lnit
| form nit fpeiber Suhtmiiss. Die met
| item Sffisisre oes arsu3ers ipraher
elm porsiislibes eHsIti6. Rearsaomi
raj a.use. aommanoeur css groot
Inner murtRss guuhoies uno gom
manber Cooper itatteteu bem areuse
! ibren anItanosbefun ab, Der slsid
earauf Don benz tinsiiIhen 4omirn
erpiosrt purbe. aestsrer piro it'd
Tonneriias mad geoer!p beseben, In
BEN praiibsutsn 5aft ieine aufpor
tuna su MAIDEN.
Den tineFiI1en 5hserjaten puro
Wontas 2unourIaub gesebsn uno II
hineiifhen @isrtsl Rem gorts sins'
bod Der.
Sustnblihe einbreher.
i Warion, g., III. Sept. - Ulber
MseMhortsr, sburman Suntsmar
geo. Barter uno Gurl Duertde, pie
liunss guriheu, pel6e am Sonnta
aIs gin6re4er feftgsnpmHen MURDER
lesten i'm polissiseriht ods getennt
nib ub. sins 4n5abl Wobnunaen !
Maricn beraubt su haben. Die Ycl'
sti / Il Der 4nfihi. oab bic Bier III
tintn 1beiI einer iugeneIitsn Cir
] bre9srbonos tilAsn.
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Die QB a blen in W} q aine.
Yprtlun b, Me., II. September. !
llnoffi3ieqen unD nur tbeilpetie rsot>
birteu 8eri4ten aus 499 Don 521
Stdoten unp SrtIhaften i'm Staate
Wtaine 5uf0l9e, 1T in Der an Wtonta8
itattgefuuoenen WQbl cine W}ajoritdt
bon 9O4 Stimmeu fir bic NufAebung
oes prohibitions zQmenoements CUR
GonItitutipn abgegeben porDsu. Die
nod feblenbsn % Srtihaften baben
bel Der IeBten StaatspahI rpeniger als
385 Sttntmen ubgegebeu, uuD penn
ole fir 8robibitioR ietH lpuroeu, Mir
ben bic r2tntts" bod geiiegt baben.
Seit benz Sabre 1857 mar Der Der
tauf BON geiftigsn 9etrdnten geIeBlit
in Utaine perbsten uno feit oem Sabre
1884 mar bas 8erbpt Elm 5beil Der
Staatstonititutiou. 9auols puroe
oas prohibitions z4menoenent nit
48,988 Stimmeu Msbrbeit ansenoms
men.
Der 4usfaq ber Wdbl bebeutst aber
nod niht, puB BON ieBt on Spirttuo>
fen Dertauft per0eH tDRnen. Dos prps
bibitipusaeieB DOM Sabre 1857 beiteht
nod in Rruft uno oisies muB erTt DON
Der Qegislatur uufgsbobeH tDeroeu, ehe
Wirtbfdaften etablirt tperoeu tDnneu.
Sn a[ler WabrfheiuIi6teit piro Der
Gouoernsur 8luiitso bic Qsgislatur
fir oieisn 3Det gu elmer Grtra'Ssis
ion ein6erufen.
SIN Qero plan u6er ben
ameritauii 6enaons
tiuent.
Gan 8ranciscp, Gal, II,
Sept. - Robert ). Jopler, Der eritc
apiatiter, DeI6er ben Slug ubsr Den
norodmeritoniineu Sentiment urter.
nebmsn min, psrIieb am Montag Sdn
ssrQncisco uHb Ianoete AbeHos I'M
$50 am 1uBe Der Sierrds. gtahoem
er in Sacramento stnen tur3eH Iutent'
bait aenuht, um Del uno 9diolIn eln'
sunebmsn. fIog sr bod iiber Die 9orge;
birqe Der Slerrds oahin uno ldnoett
crit in Quburn, Sal, 125 Uleiler pom
Start entfernt. Die eriten 90 UIeller
Der Reiie lsgte sr gsnau IN 3tpet Stun,
ben Surud. Die groBte 4Af8dbe iteht
Dem tiibneu 1lisger nod bsOor, nam
| lid bic ihnssbeoedten Suppen Del
Sierrus gu iiberflisgen.
9rutale grmor oung etres
Gnaber.
Wafbinetpn, >. g., Il. Sept
sSeuerpebrleute Fanoeu an Sonnta!
| abeno beim 2oihen zines I'M 2aoer
| oes Shuhmaners Eonp Weluno al
d. unb SO StraBe ausgsbrphensl
grauoss ben baIb perto6lteu 2sihnan
elnes anabsn, Der ourt 5dmmsrihia
9e qetDotet pproeu mar.
Sn Der Mproue lpuroe ipGter De
| 2eitnam ols oerisnige oes 14jGhrIge
Sorrn Smith, Sobn oeS on JlDrb
glrenue nobnbdfteH pohfbobenoe
gbepaarss Smith ioentifBirt. De
grono mar oTrenodr angelegf noroel
penn bic seuerlpebr fano 4aes nj
Del ourhtrdn.t nor.
Detettips oerbafteten unlnittelba
mad ausbru6 oes 5euers Reluno /
Gem 4ugenblid, als er uus Der rTc
nGrtiuen ghIr Teines 5auies tru
auf benz Slide Isines DpAn3inrmer
fano man etnen ssldoeRen Repolpe'
ulun oIaubt, baB WeIano Weitglte
elmer Der grpreferbanoen TT. Die unite
Ter Weaste Der .Shpursen 6dnt
sGrbeiten". Sruu 5runcss Soope
bic Dem msldno'Then 2aoeH aersaiib'
t0ohnt, behaupt.t. am Ro6mittns q
GER fiinf uhr ge1sbeu su habeu, uis
Dem aonen Elm Mann einsu StEnst
, mit sinsm 5ummer fhlue. Der
fummten gebOlterung beg betreffeno'
, gierteis bat fih o6 Der grGBItten II
/ eins unasheurs Grbittsraag hendc
: tigt.
T Die Geusrtpebrlsute sHtoettsn III
8 ter unter einem Auufen ulimueno
Splaftiics s.nsa hIutssfletxn 6es
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Die beutfdsn serb 4 m a n o.

DEf.
Heu burg, WledIens
burosStrslis, IL. September. DIE
Gpsraiipnen pdhrsno Der grcben
soerbitman0per, OH beHtn 10000
nsann tteilnsbmen, beitanben am
Wlonioa BARN, Dab bic beioen Snpns
iirnsormsen iih ale Wtiihe saben, bic
aus elmer GipiiioH beitehsnoen Worbut
Der armv, biz Berlin pertbeioigte,
ein5uihlisben uno rpeun mosIih sss
fangsn su nshmsn, sbe Je!omarihol
Don Der GolB feline 1ruppen herans
brinaen lam. Die Jnpoiionsarmse
ittht unter etm Gbtrbefebl bes prins
gen Jriebrih 2eppoio BON preuben.
Cine 3eii lang s.long es Der gers
tbeinigungs. .4rmse, bic Gunoitafter
ielbit niei.nis,n in ben 2iiften, Doas
iidnois IRE gu fiibr,n. inbem iie Iange
Nsiben bon SieineH aufiieaien, na4a
bem Der aniff aber entosdt poroen
mar, brangeH bic Grman in ensrgis
f6sr Weiie Dor.
Die Spsrniionsn 3eigien. bob itIbit
\ Bic osuti6en Offisisrs Der Situatipn
Nifi gang eeipudieu tparen, benn aas
Salleriss frie SnfunisrissR sRegimentsr
marfhirisn in ssihLoHensn aolonnsn
in Shubpeiis Dor mariirte gatierisn.
gsioe 4rmsen beonnten iid in aus
asbebntsr Wsiie Der 4sropIane fiir
aunoftoFtsrs3 3irede. Die 2uftftiffer
uno 4sropians. bic pdbrtno bes san'
gen 1asss rstosnossirteH, intsrshirisH
biz 3uifausr anihetueno nod mebr
ols Der aaii.r Milbelm nit isintm
slGns.nben Stab.
81. GinfaLlsarmte nobm pdbrsRt
bss Sogss eMe poiition nah Der an
o.ren. p1srenb bic 0eribeinigunes
Armse nod Ditiitn snuerni mar. T.l
Spnaiionsn erreihisn nit benz Gin
frit. Der Tunislbeii nod tein Gnbe
Beioe apmmanoeuge Daren 10 begiet
rig, iih poriheiIbdftt Gtellungen a.
fihern. oab bic .rmloeten 1rupptr
nod Stunbsn lang i'm Wonbiiht ma
n0psrir.n mubten. uub fonbsn nab
renb Der 9laht spet iharfe Gefeht
itatt. Gin .nifheioenoer Shlas Il
aber nod nift ssiiibri tporbtn.
Die 4sropldne hdbsn fih ipobrtnl
nes scees als I.tr brauhbar erlpieitn
3uei Qufisrtuser befonDen iih mob
reno ces Sas.s In Der Cuff. bic Zero
pldne mdhttn absr nur tur3s Jliiae.
Die MtropIaniiien buitsH bdrouf gs
rehnet. oab an jeo<m aag cine IRA
fhine perungliiden tpiirbe. am Wlon
tag lpurne dbsr nur cine ltihs beiho
nigt. Sic ipurbe prompt rspGrirt uni
ifiss slein pi<ber uuf.
Ter ruffifhe 6of mad
aten iberseiisoslt.
Riem, RubInnb, IL. Sspt. De
ruiRfme 0of IN fur cine Mode mad
aiep iiberasiiebelt. Die rnnss iaiitr
lihe Gomilie unb ale Wsitslitosr BE-
aabinsts beiinben iiA hnr. llnis
bsn g1itsn befinhti iih Bring Ycril
ter bulsnrifne 1hronfolser. Di
Gsabt Bat Spei Winiontn Rubel III
tis Werfh0neruns Der Etobs fix biei
Gslsasnbeii oussesebsn.
Die Gholera tn Jtalien.
Gbidffo. Ghpti3. II. Sepl
Ten rssuldrsn offiaisllen gtritt De
i.alienifttn Rmierung Hber bic ght
IerosEiiuoiion asnidb iinb In oe
gaoGe pom 2T. auguii BID 2. GspieH
btr. iutIuiipe. 1855 perfOnsn in Sta
lien an Der Gtplsro ersranss nnD 66
barsn uhotbeu. On Wsifaa IN
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Wetterberi6t.

Sir Sbio: S6Ones Wetter am
Dienitag; iiiblsr i'm norbli6en 5beiis.
am Wittpod ih0nss, tiibieres Wets
ter; mGbis iiarte ipsfiIide Bis nOrbs
ipeftlihe Minos.
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MuslanO= Stlegrapb
Die Osuu6ea kai(er. .ManOOsr
Jett In Wtedlenburg int
bpllen Oange.
2uitidife uno Jlnanlaidiaen
ipielen Siesmal cine NDlle.


sgrantrsihs Mnitport aui Die eeutihe
glots sur 4blieferung bsrslt.
Sic ioll in elmer feften uno beitimmtsH
3uriidpsiiung Der bsutihsn Gors
osrungsn hitsben.
Sn Guslano in man anssbli4 fiir sis
nen aries bereit.
Der bsutias SoSia!iitensaonsreb II
Sena
e -
D.rbammt bic triegerii6e 4sitdttoH
---~ -
Der ruiifte aaiisrbof naa alstp
iibergeHsoeli.
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Die lDa6(en In nlaine.
9ie @egner oes BrObibitions-
Ameuocmcnts CUR Staats=
&pnititntiun
Soaben nit elmer Wsaioritdt BON
mnaefabr 1000 Gtimmen

Die 4uf6ebung Der prohtbition be-
i6lofen.
~
Wait benz Qsroplan bon S5son 5u
S3ean.
Der &Diattter 5ouIer bat ben JIug
BON Gan 5rancisco nd4 Wesp
Yort angstrstsn.
unb bic eriten 80 Mssilen 3uriitgelest.
Gin 6tusiiider &rsu3er in NeD gort
angetommen.
Gin gei6itter eIfidbrtger Gtnbre6er
in Chicago perbaftet.
~
9&oh tteine Spur bon benM0roern Der
2tnnie 2embergsr.
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MtnueapoIts, Wttnn., il.
5eptember. ). 6. gtuTeu, Der I'M Sabs
re 1902 Der WlaporSsRanoioot Der
grpbibitioniiteu in bteitgerStaot mar,
purbs am Montug TN ppli3eigertht
peaeu Irurtenbeit gu elmer Geloitrufe
perurtbeilt. Sm 9eriht iagte er, oaB
sr nints msbg NIT Der pnlttis sa tbaa
babe
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g&o6 tteine Spur bon benUl0roern Der
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-08-25
BEATTIE PLACED ON TRIAL.
Prosecution Has Summoned Sist,
Witnesses.

Richmond, Virginia. Mr.. Henry
Clay Beattie, Jr., was arraigned ut
Chesterfield court house on the charge
OF numbering his wife.
More than 60 witnesses have been
subpoenaed by the commonwealth and
II is planned to have a majority of
them on hand at the outset. Among
them will be Paul Beattie, the cousin.
who swore before the coroner that he
purchased the shotgun with which
Mrs. Beattie W. killed.
Beulah Binford, the l9-yearold girl,
who figures as the other woman in
the case" probably will not be called
upon to testify for several days.
The defense has not disclosed the
number of witnesses 1t will summon,
nor the outline of the case II hopes to
present in Beattie's behalf. An in.
sanity plea has been suggested, but
this has been generally discredited.
The popular belief is that his lawyers
will rely on the fact that no one saw
the crime committed and attempt to
break down Paul Beattie's story that
he purchased the gun for the prisoner.
Both sides have testatively confer
red with alienists with possible view
OF the introduction of insanity into
the case. Beattie is &c years old;
his murdered wife was 90. She left
behind her five-year-old baby.
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STRIKES WANING
EXPECTED THAT WITHIN A FEW
DAYS TRAFFIC CONDITIONS
WILL BE NORMAL.
Trains RUNNING AGAIN
Prospects Bright for Ending Of Dock.
ers' Strike at LiverpooI.-Union-
lists Throughout Nation
Celebrate.

London, England-The railwaymen
throughout the kingdom are returning
TO work and it is hoped within a few
days to have the great transit systems
working under normal conditions.
Following the announcement that
the railway managers and their en-
ployes had agreed to permit a com
mission TO settle their difficulties, came
the Ieassuring news that there was
great hope of ending the lockers
strike at Liverpool and that the work.
ers there shortly would resume work.
No rioting as a result of labor trou.
bles was reported, except at Dublin,
where the police and constables at.
tackled a mob which was in sympathy
with striking newsboys who were en-
deavoring to prevent the distribution
of newspapers. Numerous persons had
their heads cracked in the melee and
several shops we're looted.
The railway workers held meetings
throughout the country to celebrate
what they claimed to be a victory over
the railway companies. With the ex.
ception of 1000 men OF the Northeast.
ern Railway company, which was not
a party to the strike settlement agree.
ment. and 5000 Manchester men, all
the stations passed resolutions in favor
OF a resumption of work.
The Northeastern company's EN-.
ployes demand ar eight.hour day and
two-shilling weekly advance in wag.
es with minimum weekly wage of
20 shillings, or about $3.50.
At Llanelly the death list as re,
suit Of the disturbances reached ~
Three of this number were shot by the
! troops. Many persons were seriously
injured. Eight thousand troops will
remain at l.lanelly. The officer in
command Of the troops there says that
roughs. and not strikers, were respon,
sible for the original rioting. The
military also remained on duty at n
few other points in the kingdom. bu;
their services to put down disorder
were not required.
King George telegraphed Premier
Asquith congratulating the govern
ment on its success in its efforts 10
bring about a reconciliation between
the railways and their employees.
The steamers Celtic and Caronia
both sailed from Liverpool with full
/ passenger lists. while more .passen
gers are awaiting them at Queenstown
The Philadelphia called at Queenstown
and picked up the mails and many pas
/ sengers. The mail she takes TO New
York is only a couple of hours late
The Carmania landed her passenger.
and mails at Plymouth.
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mo Answer to Appeal"
MILL EXPLOSION FATAL TO FOUR
As Many Others Will Die Of Injuries
Sustained at Joliet Plant

Joliet, Illinois. Four men were
killed, four were fatally injured and
nine others suffered fractured arms and
legs in an explosion which wrecked
the moulding building at the Illinois
Steel Company's plant and imprisoned
100 men. Among those who were IA
tally injured was Patrick Collins, a
Democratic politician.
The accident occurred when a sew
eral ton label of molten metal upset
on wet floor. In an instant there
was a terrific explosion which blew
out the walls of the building. The
roof OF the wrecked building fell. i'm
prisoning the 100 men working in the
moulding room. Scalding steam swept
everywhere. burning the faces and
arms of nearly every man in the struc-
ture.
For more than fifteen minutes
squads of rescuers fought in vain to
reach the dead and injured. Those
in the building who We're not helpless
ly crippled burrowed through piles
of tile and twisted iron work before
they could get out. OF the men who
were killed. one was buried beneath
the molten metal, one was scalded to
death, and two were caught beneath
debris wher the tile roof fell.
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torical and archaeological point Of
view is quite priceless.
Very interesting and beautiful is the
Bible and the Communion Services
which were prepared for use at West
minister Abbey for the recent corona
ton and were bound under the direc-
ton Of the Oxford and Cambridge
Presses at the Oxford binding house.
All three volumes are bound uniformly
In red-grained morocco. ornamented
with hand-tooled work In gold from
designs prepared under the advice Of
MIR. Cyril Davenport. superintendent Of
bookbinding In the British Museum.
On the covers appear the Royal Coat
of-Arms Of England, with Garter. Col
lar of the Order of the Garter. tho
Rose OF England. the Thistle of Scot
land, and small Tudor roses. buds and
leaves.
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IN JAIL; ADMITS TRAIN HoLpup
Denver Prisoner Names omahan and
Mullen, Neb.. Man as AceompIices.

Denver. Colo. - 4 prisoner in the
Denver county Jail giving the name
OF Frank VI. Watson, confessed that
he, with two companions. held up the
Southern Pacific Overland Limited at
Reese, Utah. on the night of Jan. l.,
when William Davis. "A negro porter.
was killed and nearly 100 passengers
were relieved of their valuables.
According to police authorities Wat.
son says his accomplices were Joseph
Collins, Of Omaha. and r. NJ. Roberts.
of Mullen. Neb. II is also stated that
Watson has confessed completely in
the robbery OF the Oregon Short Line
Butte Portland Special. near Ogden, on
June %, 1910.
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WESTERN TRIP FOR TAFT
PRESIDENT TO BE GONE ABOUT
SIX WEEKS.
Will Leave Beverly Sept. II for Jour
ney That Will Take in
the Northwest.

Washington, ID. G. Plans for
President Taft's coming trip through
the West and to the Pacific coast prac.
ticaliy are completed. The journey
Will be almost as extensive as that
taken by the president on his famous
swing around the circle" in 1909,
when he travelled more than 10000
miles and visited 30 states. He will
break ground for the Panama canal
exposition at San Francisco. make sew.
eral score of addresses and attempt to
scale the 1900 feet of Mount Raj.
nier's precipitous slope.
According to the present arrange.
ment. the president will be gone six
weeks. In that time IL is expected he
will make close to 200 speeches. Re.
publican leaders look upon the trip as
the most important. politically, that
the president has mapped out since he
entered the White House. lie will go
through all the states in the West in
which they recognize the domination OF
the progressive Republicans. who are
counted on TO oppose his denomination
next year
The president will leave Beverly
Sept. IL, returning east about Nov. 4.
He will go west through Iowa, Kansas.
Nebraska, Colorado. and Nevada. to
the coast. Most of the big cities in
these states. including Des Moines.
Kansas City. Omaha. Denver. and Salt
Lake City. will be visited. but the
plans for the trip contemplate stops
at scores Of smaller places as well.
From California the president will
go north TO Portland and Seattle.
Three lays are to be spent in Wash.
ington state and the route eastward
will allow hiw to stop in Idaho. Mon.
tana, the Dakotas and Minnesota.
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WINS REPUTATION IN MUNICH
Work Of Miss kuehne Beverage, Tai
.nted American Sculptures, At
tracing Attention Abroad.

Munich. Bavaria. - Miss Kuehne
Beveridge. the tslented Illinois sculp
tress. who created a sensation at Leip-
zig some time ago with some passion
ate groups, has completed at Munich
the bust of Prince Ludwig Ferdinand
of Bavaria. for which the prince has
been sitting for her.
In addition she has finished a statue
Of Amfortas. the keeper of tn Holy
Grail. which Munich critics declare to
be her best work. The model for the
statue was Clarence Whitehill of the
Metropolitan Opera. New York. who
created the role of Amfortas in Wag-
ner's "Parsifal' in America and has
also sung the part in Beyreuth.
Writing of the statue. a Munich
critic says: The conception is sim
pie and yet powerful: It is dramatic
and yet elegant-the hands alone
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OVER so HURT IN OHIO WRECK,
Big Four Train Derailed Just West
Of Columbus.

Columbus. Ohio. - More than half
a hundred persons were injured. only
one OF whom may die. when Big Four
train No. 90. the fast CincinEati-N New
York special. was wrecked just west
of this city.
The most seriously injured is Mabel
Hemingcr. aged :, OF Mount Carmel.
Ill, whose left arm was torn OFF and
head badly bruised. Her mother. Sis
ter and two brothers also were badly
cut and bruised
The train was running about forty
miles an hour coming into Columbus.
As IL rounded a curve the forward
trucks Of the second day coach clixbed
switch point and the car was de.
rallied
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Twin City Mnrketa-

Minneapolis. Aug. 2-wheat, Sep
TENDER, sl.OiA; Dec. si@; No. i north
ern, N.osS No. 2 northern. S-o7h: No.
l durum. ssc; No; corn. SIC; No. 5
No. rye, soae; No. max. old. san
Duluth, Aug. 22-wheat, September,
a sr% pecember, Moss No; north
South 81. Paul. Aug. 22-Cattle-
calves, 23G6S; hogs. slooa70.
Chicago Live stock.
Chicago. Aug. 22-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at $500; steady; beeves, ISIS
GSo; Texas steers. s450I65; western
steers. A5O@60: stockers and feeders,
calves, Ss.0GS5.
Hogs-Receipts. estimated ut 1000:
market Sgiec higher: light. SIS 80;
rough. sos a $50: good 20 choice heayy'
NleGI .So' pigs. S9qLsO; bulk of sales,