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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

PANTAGES is
HOSTESS TO KIDS

Pantagcs theatre was crowded
Tuesday morning with about 500 Sc.
attic children. invited TO the an
nual Christmas tree celebration
given by Mrs. Alex Pantagea TO the
poor children Of the city. While
they appiauded the performers on
the stage and watched old Santa
as he distributed gifts among them.
the Riddles munched Christmas
candies and enjoyed themselves IN
general A big Christmas tree bril-
liantIy lighted added to the fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

meetings were called in New York.
Chicago and other places; all
western roads boyeottcd the
Southern for 90 days: their cars
would not be received BY any rail-
road.
Yet the road continued opera
tons, rates were forced down. and
the new route brought prosperity
10 Kansas City. hut the railroad
kings mad decided to get StilweH.
He finally was forced out OF the
Southern road. and resigned as
president OF the Guardian Trust
Co. which he had built up.
Stilwell launched another ven
ture, a railroad through Mexico TO
compete with the Hartman lines
and bring the Coast 400 miles
nearer, the Kansas City. Mexico &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
REWARD INDIAN
FOR KILLING MAN

: NEEDLES, Cal, Dec. 25.--Joe
Bishop. a Mojaye Indian. has been
offered a position as deputy con.
stable here following his killing OF
'Aniceto Londero, for which cor.
oners jury congratulated him. Lon.
dero, Il Is alleged. was an outlaw.
and was shot by Bishop while at
tempting robbery. The coroner's
Jury started n subscription to buy
Bishop a new revolver, the one
with which, he shot his man being
lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
oLp PICTURES IN AN ATTIC

LONDON, Dec. 25.--Queen Mary
has Just discovered and replaced
in the light Of day some fineaold
masters which had been lying In
dusty neglect for years in tho attics
at Windsor and Buckingham pal
aces. At the palace two Gainshor.
oughs which the Queen seached out
have been restored to honorable po-
sitions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
ONE-MAN STRIKE.
COMES TO END

LONDON. Dec. s5.--The North.
eastern railway strike came TO an
end today with a victory Tor the
striking railroad men. The com
pany has agreed to reinstate Knox
as driver. and take back all alb
sentees In their former positions.
and the greatest onc.man strike In
the history OF England is thus over,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
WOMAN LEAVES
II GRANDCHILDREN

POLO, Mo. Dec. 25.- Mrs. Martha
]. Jackson OF Caldwell county was
the mother OF a remarkable family
She died at Polo and was SO years
old. She leaves n grandchildren.
She had f6 children of her own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

AN AUTO driven by II Beard
Was hli By a Queen Anne car on
First av. ". Tuesday night. Just a.
Beard. who had stopped 10 pick 40
John Olsen. driver Of delivery
wagon he had struck. was stepping
Into Il. Beard was thrown TO the
street and severely cut The auto
vas wrecked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

TAHRYTowN. N. VA hen on
the farm Of Gilbert Brown was
found under tho ioehouse this
morning. There we're " eggs there
also. The hen. realizing the value
OF cold storage. has been laying
there since Iaat summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
TACOMA rlKs CELEBRATE

TACOMA. Dec a. Members Of
Tacoma lodge Of Eiks today repeat
cd the annual custom Of giving a
Christmas tree reception for the
needy children of the city -Four
hundred boys and girls were on
hand and two giant trees. groan.
ing with the weight Of clothing.
candssa and toys, awaited ahetn
whom they aiormed the Eikn' tenn.
pie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

THE llartsnders' unlon IL holding
a convention In Chicago All the
members have been called on to
sign tho pledge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
MAKES REASONABLE RATES;
MONOPOLY WRATHFuL

Sulwell tells how he first In
CURED the III will OF the railroad
kings and masters OF finance by
building the Kansas City Southern
railroad, designed to reach the
Gulf OF Mexico over route 100
miles shorter than any other line.
When this line was started, the
railroad monopoly was forcing the
people OF the West to ship grain
400 miles 10 the East Rate dis.
elimination was running Kansas
and other states further west The
Kansas City Southern railroad was
projected to compete with this rail.
road monopoly by furnishing an
outlet at tide water only 1000
miles to the south of Kansas City.
The road was built and reason.
able rates We're put into effect.
Then broke the storm. Railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

vent any person, association or cor
poration from obtaining loans or
credit in carrying on Legitimate
buaineeq
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05
M a Madman.s Game.

LONDON Special.-"Tbe only cpl
taph history could write upon such
"a catastrouhe" said Winston Spencer
Churchill first lord of the admiralty,
in referring 90 the possibility Of gen
eral war as n result OF the Balkan
situation. would be this-that q
whole generation OF men went mad
and tore themselves TO pieces.
Mr. Churchnrs remarks were made
at a banquet given in his honor here
lie said that while strong feeling
naturally existed between Russia and
Austria over tire telkan question.
resort 10 [var by them Wuld DC
horror utterly disproportionaft 10 any
cause existing or any cOmpeEauoh
that might be achieved. =.
Christian civilization" centinHTd
Mr.. Chfrchil. looks across the tan
giles OF diplomacy 10 the sovereigns
OF thofe august empires and asks
whethef kingship might not in these
moder9 democratic days win for st.
self nefw iuster and proclaim 10 the
multitydes Of enfranchised toilers IN
whose ihands power is being increas-
/ ingly repOsed, the fact that the mon
archy is the bulwark OF European
/ peac's."
a great gulf. Mr.. Churchill said.
separated the affairs OF Russia ano
I Austria from those OF the other Euro
peas powers. and they had only 20
/ pursue the policy OF trusting one an
4 other, which they had been doing.
and nothing could drive them from
7 the path Of sanity and honor. A gen
F, eral war might plunge Europe almost
into the desolation OF the Middle Ages.
ne declared
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05

NEW YORK. Sp-ciaL-Twenty lons
~ ..af we've usltrcl into the cellai
III rne Hotel Rector, broadway "ll-
r-.--,.- f.rrth street. on Saturday az
-pe f., lamp shot thc chute ~
r.rr. vllrlrr trom the square eng
.-.-e-u..y GA the Forty fourth ollerN
sidewalks. elx feet 90 stArlo4r- Of Aic
-..tr doorway
ffr~1r,ds ~ au kinds of members
10 the o. man race were clrl-4u- l- --.-
,t-irar-. The lrlViu- az ine cot4
rrnror chute. aua. 10 is aiit---, i.'--
removed th. portable fence whose
f..-.rio, "a ls o. keep Constant tteaIcl
r-t ana Subscriber from entering tne
cellar -conventonally-
The stage is set
Approaches from sixth AF -l- -,.
-fr-- Forty-fourth Street Airs. Mll-
f-r Snrr. ~ 640 West one hlnnf el
dad 7-fI rfr-rfuth street Wlte OF ltt
actor uho plays Hayes. me lo.Ls d. Y
.-.~ ia erhe Governor Lacy aL ln'
uerrlf.c Thearcr. with DDS n. thel
~ w ~ s.us ~ 44l6 Berkele,
Avenue. Chicaeo- they nave ---- o.. o..
.tha Hlurodrome. mention 81 "-ir-
r.-1 rra -nrles 20 two show house
mo thls work az ATT
Mrs 1r-tnu S-lis and Ars- N- d
suls are Within dangerous rev meme
a re-rnd flashes hy. Mrs. w. j
slus he's disappeared
she finds herself slipping doWnW az
lat "A fearfullv rapid speel on tie ~
ttrrlor coal chute. She zlps UNDER 70
hrer..nr cafe. whirls by the kltcnei
hounds underneath the laundry an
lvoluIanes. twenty-five feet from WncI
fhe trip began. onto mighty Iile
sturdy young coal II bows ~ %,
.~F falling back. deposits her uncei
tainIy on another pile 1--WE feet oelo
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05
THE bride OF GIFT
HU snAND~ TALK =

BOSTON, MASS. Special Franklin II.
ycutu urtn ANA his bride. tuIinrilt 'I.e7
alice Chapman, ol NJ AaNli eoN, e. -
whose marriage ou NuFeinhcf 'tu N-5
made POSSIBLE by tnc divorce NiltN
N.rntuorth.s nr-t VIE ptoc-ita l-
Reno hy 1olnt agreement. al NaNN pig
Boston. Mrs W cutN orln 500 NiD
.1.rr Uttle talkins. she DAD sAl thls-
.fou may state that ] have the very
nIeU.st regard for Marion Cfals eng
worth. mr husband nrst VIE ~
ar. the best 90 friends also tNlHN
errat deal of little Brandon. however,
lo uut think intcrferrd with OF en-
rer.d INFO their l-fc in any un4alr Way
Personally. D do not feel tnal was Ie-
-rureIhIe for tlc divorce ] love af-
Wentworth and be loves me- We are
Sir Wentworth said-
.It ls true that we are sun inc
+ vNarmest friends. nay former Wl4c anu
Z rrr present wife. and i intend 20 90
everything possible Tor my son hFah-
don Wllllngly consented tnat my
/ frst wife De- given thc CUSTODY OF tNt
4 hov because ] feel that mother mas
INST claim ou o. child, bur ! auall htcl
"a ratclful eye on him and see mat .e
I gets au education. MN former " ll'
land Alle4 Chapman Wcre Lrltnds lol
many wears before met Aliss CHAP
man Airs wentworth introduced m'
10 her about four years ago.
Ar Wentworth has res umed hl
work as head OF biz insurance com
uanv here de- ls one OF the ocs
known Socialists OF the state.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05

fnatinr thc days which must De
devoted. under the House rules
70 CERTAIN type Of lc-i-iaunn-
ni~triCI OF ColuIU ril- suspension
20 tllc ruiC~. calendar " cducSnnF
uu-iur~-. pensions and uilanl-
NOUS consent. the timc Tor ut-
tending u aUurOUrilfiou bills
-roFF- woefuliy short and 90 f. exc
ucclesi that some 81 the REGULAR
C-licndnr- viii have Co D. ~ct aside
m Or-icr 20 give attention 60 the
supply bills.
Rrurr-cufariVc Underwood. the
majority leader. who ltn~ reached
washington. said TODAY tfaf ne
anticipated hut iittlc -cncrai leg
i~lation duinr the short session
Of Cougrr-~- The annual nnuro-
printion bills VIII require practi-
Cally All or our time" said Mr.
Underwood
Chairman Underwood said the
Way~ and Means Committee
would -tarr hearings ON ghc tariff
early fn January and would
d. ready tu urc-cnt tariff bills
10 tie extra sssSion-
The crowded program Of the
session OF Congress l.. im brief.
a. follows.
WORK To BE DONE
The senate. -stInE a. a high
court 81 impeachment must de-
vote several weeks 10 the inn
paachmcmI charge brought by
tie House and it, judiciary COM
uiftec against Judge Robert W.
Archibald. Og tire Commerce Court
This trial viii 30 engage the at
fenrOu Of the senate thaf 10 viii
have time for practically no other
cuisines except the ncccs-ary
supply bills n g. also cncum-
ts-uf upon the senate 20 elect "a
preSidlnE officer. following the
death OF Vice President >her-
man. nort- viii D. made in the
senate o. Eet up the SulEcr bin.
creating "a Department ui labor
and adding one more memhcr Ca
the Presidents Cabinet This BIN
has pasecd the House.
The -o-ca.lcd -iN-year term
rr-olutIon ilmitlng the President
10 one term Of six Nclr- VIII ~
r.re-.ed both ia the senate and
Hou-c. Eepre-entaIiyc Clayton
ia author. intends GO AK Tor a
special rule FOR it, considerable
in the House.
IL H. planned that the appro.
urfariou= measure this session
shall include two pork barrels
one wiz BE- the provision FOL
river and harbor improt emen
ard the other a public building
hf1i.
All auld more than SO. 00O.0o'
VIII ~ appropriated for river
and harf,Ors and public building.
While the House WresfleS viz
annual supply measures IL Way
and Means Committee VIII con
duct tariff hearinEe-
At the same time the Hous
resume ia investigation 81 "a
frr,et question and extensive bear
iues are planned. The Pul
money Trust investigating CON
rnlftse g. also scheduled 20 ba-
IN tine legislative spotlight
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05

~arr, above the second story, and be-
fo~e tne powcr-housc could work up
n sufficient pressure both me ahutN
and rn. cottage were nty ono saving.
Patients again Excited.
when 10 was seen That nolnlnS
could l. done t0 check The IRE br.
srarIxham marched the patients 20 am
other building. This march was pro-
duttive OF further excitement SeNefat
.,-,+e my, broke from the lines and
started back toward the FIRE.
At4 h. 81. The ruins had cooled SO
fn.t a search was made for MonrAay +
body. III was found about twenty ieel
from the doorway.
ATOurady had been a palehl az .itt
brunswick Home fifteen years. TAG
MAS sent there from ST. Catherine s
Hospital Brooklyn. or which borough
lac had been "a resident
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05
MASHlNGrON, ~. o.. Special.-

WASHINGTON, n. e. Special
S,r,n, ~ n sin northwcSt Wind.
nrc. which was discovered about
Hose O'Clock fast niGht- complete
h dt.~troycd Two dcrnitoric~ 81
rbc MARYLAND Agricultural Col
lcrc az CollcCc Park. Md ScN-
oral adjoining buildings were
sa.Qtl. hut only after hard u-ht
~ tlst. Hyatrsxiiic lire department
ANA .s-or,,~ of cadets and residents
Eixsnc an the vicinity.
The total damage this nornanS
VA estimated at trotn >lC"-oe'
a. S15o.oOO. CoNci'cO ~ tfl>' III
The, cnnlpUS an 'front.' III TIC &C.
Sfro~f~i buildings ~ nilcd Win
furniture. which was removes
from The burning huildiuGs- Tenn
rnrnry quarters Tor itfc eth-titt-
win ~ rroN iticd an Scicncc HAN
and oflscr huildinE~-
While guests attending "a uoncc
were az suppcr hrc hrohc out IN
The attic Of the aufnlnl>t t.ttt'n
buildinr. The cause. PC - feiie y 81
vane due "a thc crossing "a clcc-
All. rrfrt-@ The new building.
.,hifll was erected iu 1904. nc a
.-nSf III $50 .9oO. h. said 60 bc IN
S1rcll-
Ti,c blaze was discovered BY
=,rr,t at the NplnC men 81 the
s,cils-rc as they came through inc
Ffufnr han oi tire aitrrtn '-iflt u
a,uil.lfnr 10 enter rrrc main hail. tn
which The students remaining ~
rf,- r.oIlceC fcr thanks Ntu- were
ln,-fn- fhfi- annual sal TiIiti"n
dance. .-.--
nANCFRS RUSH To E>CAtl y
VNh-n rnt tire rrn~ tl~I'uHrrt-i y
hea rnincl considerable hcadwaf.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05
GREAT LOSS In WAKE
OF EASTERN TYPH0ON
Loss Of Property Was Even Heav-
Ter Than Was at First
Reported.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Special.
In reply TO asa urgent request Tor
further information regarding the
typhoon which swept over the
lower portion OF the fhiippinc
Islands last Tuesday. leaving
death and destruction ina it, wake,
Acting Governor General Gilbcrt
cablcd the War department to-
day that the destruction wrought
by the storm appears to be even
greater than at first reported, bnt
tire loss OF HE probaulA VIII ho'
bc 80 large.
All communication with the
Southern Islands having been cut
OF hy the typhOon, the Navy De
partncnt today sent the cruiser
cincinnati. stationed at Manila.
10 Capiz TO establish wireless
communication with the Philip
nine capital and Governor Gill
bert will inform Washington
when hc first obtains any definite
news.
Governor Gilbert Informed the
department uhat he was holding
two other ships. in addition 10 the
one sent Yesterday, TO rush 1ood
and supplies 20 CapiL and lac
Ioban. if necessary. The almost
total absence OF news from these
towns, however, prccludcs the dis
match OF these boats until some
Thing more definite l. learned.
Unofficial acrOgrGms, picked al
bv the navy wireless station al
Mare Island today. indicate that
some of the Pacific coast steam
crs headed for Japan or China
might have been I'm the path 81
the typhOon and 10 h feared thes'
MAY have Jared badly.
All war vessels ON the facih'
have been instructed Ia keep
sharp watch for distress signal
and TO proceed under luh steam
10 the aid OF any stricken craft
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05
DENIES APPEAL To
REDLMHT DENILENS

BRISTOL. VA Special
~ omen prOprietoTs ~ red
lfghtr Establishments I'D the city
~ Bristol. Va viii have 70 80
10 ian for ninety da9s and pay
nne 81 s1O0 in eacas case
The supreme Court 81 Appeals
- decided today whcn 10 refused
10 grant a Nrtt ~ error and su-
u,ereffIfae in tfle case Of Virginia
WlSe. one o. she keepers Of
resort ia that city
several months ago Mayor Rice
and several zninleters began
c-leanlng up 81 fise city. Ihcy
visited the corrugated district and
obtained the naFnfs 81 men and
women found therein. Later the
police served them with warrants
~ appear in court
Bristol Was sfetbing for some
zine. and for several daYs there
.scre absent from tire city many
rueu u fsO found things more con-
genial In the rnOuulain fastDe->es
thau fn the CITY The cases as
tracss,d widespread attention. The
women were arrested and placed
fn jaiI and were later released on
bail.
AfCs-F going the garBut Of the
courts thereaDOuts cOupsei Tor
the women sought 20 upset the
lower courts b. en apDt7hl
This obey failed 20 do. and the
ver6fct Of the Corporation Court
staDds-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05
CONGRESS CONVENES
In FINAL SESSION

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Special.
The third and final session of the
Slxty-sccond Congress convened
noon Monday with prospects Of y
Hood of bills. but little actual
legislation OF national Importance
during the three months SUING.
There was an unusual dcinonStra-
ton I'm the House when speaker
Ciark's gaVci uShcrcd In the new
session. but enthusiasm I'm the
senate was tempered by the recent
death of Wee President sherman.
the president OF the upper cham
Der.
The senate was drapcd i'm black.
Many OF the desks were piled
high with flowers and the CALLER
ics reserve d for the foreign dip
IomatS and other spectators were
brilliant with costumes of many
women.
The present session. the last OF
the Tart administration. viii re-
cciVc ali OF the old bills which
failed OF passage at the last Scs-
sion. among them many OF the
net measures OF thc President
Who will make his final effort To
secure their enactment
= recurrence of the old fight
between the adhCrCntS OF big
navy and the peace forces Il i'm
prospect over the navy appropria-
ton.
The present session must also
approve the appropriation hh-
which art. TO keep the Wheels 81
government turning. and this
work must be- done before March
fth. ~ the necessary finances are
To- bc forthcoming.
There H. little likelihood. how
ever. that the same bitterness VIII
mark Tire debate ON thC appropri-
alton measures I'm this session as
i'm tile last.
At the previous session the at
tcmpts 60 tack riders On some
OF tnc big appropriation bills I'm
order To- carry through lcgi~la-
ton which would not stand alone
caused the trouble.
ARCHIBALD CASE.
No such attempts arc antici'
pafcd Goa tho session hccif,ning co.
day. In addition TO the vas
amount OF routine work. tuc sen
ofc will have the Archibald Inn
parchment case on It's hands. and
~ judge Archibald g. reported q
Dee prepared Co fight Ito tni~h.'
tho case may bc long drawn on
90 the hiudrancc of necessary lee
i~Iation.
Tn order to establish fhCir case
the House committee Of pro>ccu
tors will have Co call "a large mum
her of witnesses. and this viii cs
into the time allowance OF the sc'
sion.
In order TO convict the pros,
cutor- must secure "a tfVo-third
vote of the Senate. which ua
proVc quite burden on the
shoulder.
The Archibald defense may COZ
b ei-t largely of character test
* mnuy.~ which could be- draggs
!. ouf To- an iut@rminahlc length.
Leaders among both the X
ADJ puhlicnn- and Democrats belle
fnaf President Taft viii make
final effort To secure the DaSso
81 or large number Of favori
al measures.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05
CONGRESS NOW
In SESSION

WASHINGTON, ID. G SPECIAL
The fan OF gaseis in tsle senate
and HOuse al lslgh noon Mon
dat called 10 order the NhAA
,essiou of Use siKfy-second Con-
s.ress aud sharply remind ma
flsnal leRfsIatOrs 81 tiae ln3toslase
anaousst ~ work 90 be done De-
fore March 9Th.
THIS short session Of ConSrese
4 going 70 - the busiest IN IL
l,iSfors and the legislative ma
efsiBery must ~ well creased.
There Win hardly De mOhnt-ut
20 sDare on either tire senate or
House ssde and might sessions 81
bosh tesgifes Bsay Frequently -
neoeSary. Coming down 40 close
fs,uF4ng. ttseTe cannOG b. even a
fi1rsae-naonrfas' session. Tor tt.E
Csl1rfStnaas holidays intervene and
Conerees vii adjourn about De
ts-rntss-r z0xb until the eHb % 1vth
Of January. -.
Fffteen approTr4atton Disies AZ
ororrfaffng appro1SmaN-lf
400 .0O0. nsusf be passed ~ DOtn
fouses and approved BY Frc.toent
TAFT before he leaves onhce. f-iifn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05
COLLEGE DORMITORIES BURN
DURING THANKSGIVING DANCE

safely ont 90 the administration
hui7dinc. organircSi themselves
info a volunteer department. ana
tvcrN cnOrt was made by the pco-
plc oT Coi}fEc Park 10 save inc
flausC--cuCir S lcd building IL was
S.n1n seen. however, that the Ia
Cintic> ~ thc ,ollcgc and an Oot-
tc-c fark Wcrc not suttiSicnt 10
CONE with tho situation, and
nurry-up Cali was sent % the urS
,icpartmcnt at nNattSNltlc. ND.
anu Washington. The ANatt>Nhlc
company arrived ina short time,
and fIrt ComhusCu iorCg- touEnt
DESPERATELY 10 save the new adj
l.,f.rf~t-st lilliiuiuE. kaunt'u by
n sin wind the tiamcS swept down
tlsc quadrangle. on which ~ To-
satci hNc ct the Coiir-c uutl"-
ilscs. and iu about nitN minutes
ailcr the hrc was oiS'"' cle'' ~ 80,
old barracks. which VAS Ane
rrfciual building oI the Colcsc'
was Ga flames.
WALLS CAVE ~
~nnr.l, after "A o'NioNk the
.fnHS oI rnc new administration
bu.la.ne OaRcd n. hut the urcmcn
uiaua-t.l to -ct away hc.nrc any p
.,-,., ms hurt The walls Ot inc
ota barra.k~ ten in SloruA before
~ n-ttot A. trrmI'i tin- tiir rt..n Ni
that huhan-.
CON alCnuat OF Tire dance lfio-
rfraua everyone of abe FORTY YOUNG
-trn rcuslnin- az thc tu--c-r 0i. r.
fn- tl,r q Uanh--i, ill- f.-,a ttoh was
trrl. nrI "a tllc nCu adm. i~l a. iinn
hsIrI.ue. 80 llaat Ctcr1 ulic ut la. ~
t-cancd when tltc tr~t alarm was
sounded
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05
WOMAN WHITES down CHUTE
and LANDS IN HEAP Ut CUAL

D tce engine room. r..-..,...,fo., 80
"A, '-e .r,---.- 49, b.fef coal
sltr-" 49,. +, t. .i'l,..l fr white
I--ser, M"o uIpls ".s &c. tr.
iarra e.-.--.-- ,,...,,.- .-nD tha
i'--it 60 49, .r,r,, her hand
Bag torn ana N-l ~
an ostFlcn pl -l'.... ~ -,,t.e5 ber OF
STee- .H --,-s - "1ootq. 3"
her EA--'s- .5-. .-,.-. ~ chief Eu-
te eu- '-'T .,.., ,,-,-b rbis.
sl-eel ''-'- ,..--.,,,,, i~ me COAL"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05
THREE HUNTERS KILLED
IN HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS

POUGHKEEPSIE, y. y Special.
While TRYING a new rifle. carr
Rcch early Thursday hot and killed
carlo Sicarti. his chum. IN "a woods
MANS cabin near Billings. Rech was
arrested AND brought 20 jail here
pending an Investigation.
Rech and John ROsmus, another
hunter. were in the cabin examining
the rifle when Rech placed the
weapon 90 his shoulder 20 shoot out
of ana open window. Eosmus sug-
,eefcd that Dc fire out of the door at
The side Of a building opposite.
Rech did as his companion suggest
ed As he pulled the trigger Sicarti.
who had been Ia the ward. stepped
Int the doorway. The bullet pierced
his heart. Coroner Andrews and
sheriff Hornbeck wet 20 Billings and
arrested Rech and ROsmus.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-05
nov Killed by Playmate.

WOBURN, MASS Special JOS
eph Cardev, the fOurteen-ycar-ola son
of "a hotel proprietor. and Arthur
Boudreau aged fifteen. returned 10
the Poudreau home from a shooting
trip Thursday. and while In the back
ward Lawrence Boudreau. Arthur
tyveIvc-year- brother. picked up a
rifle which he supposed was not load
cd. Lawrence jokingly pointed the
gun at Gardey and pulled the trigger.
Gardey was Instantly killed. The
medical examiner pronounced the
case accidental and no charge was
preferred