The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1907, Page 3

D EXPRESS TRAIN WRECK IN ENGLAND BUT NONE ARE KILLED AND ONLY A FEW INJURED HM OF THE WRECK OF THE NEWCASTLE EXPRESS TRAIN. As the 10:25 &. m. train from Leeds to New castle ake a carve, ran off the rails and overturned The but nobody was killed approached Fel guards and only eight | njured . April failed were also ov REN ANNE PAVING PLANS PLEA DISCUSSED BY OWNERS tog station van and several car CHILDREN With tears in his eyes and in a voice choking with emotion, 8. BE Aane Hill property own-| action wae suggested unti Middleton, formerly a barber on planing to send 8 telega- Oldham explai that two Pike st, yesterday pleaded with + Were being « jeredby th Judge Frater of the pile court o ward of the meeting of * ar ot works—o do: » not to deprive } the custody works ‘Tesotay orning (© cost of the present contr of his three chit all under four award it to the Barber Aspha: years old ing Co. the other to divide the) Mra Middletor dy con paving district into dis tented to their din the triets, #0 that the rou Home tractors will have an wrtinity dectaton. may be Drink ‘ cause of the Middleton's @f the club was « : oghew taver he Walt, International field Roberts, president of the so as to » a . eS a eae io definite plan of. prices of the asphalt trust addre he various Y¥ MC A the publ * work fe the im wil * 4) extension ome WOULD INSURE BOULEVARD. C OF Fr E E oe Whicl rather have Iman from for breakiast; good bread been request i cighta Improve and butter rate » the acceptance ad cottee or tirst te st mnt Baker a : : . cas “ and poor colttee? public boulevard ‘ * f returns ' *Y front through the if you don't like ae Heat 4 va - ws tank. Mr coon Er Excellent Fitting Ready- fons organizer of t) was the ores: Service Clothes We have could not fit not yet found the man t we cof Odd Fellows of Pred L. Foss, whe y morning, was held iP afterncen from * Ma wea Bashornian bares satisfactorily with the celebrated Broadhurst System Clothes of Boston team © proposition We carry a complete assortment of sizes for the tall, the short, the stout, the slender and the regular built. i! SUITS AND TOPCOATS | Proadhorst LB © $40 OTHER RELIABLE MAKES $15 UP J. Redelsheimer & Co. Ay., Cor. ( Strongest etc House in the State 800-804 First »lumbia TRAVEL GET CONFIDENCE | i engine VIA THE ioe Ye Northern Pacific Railway a { ON THE forth Coast Limited SPECIAL H's Duzoline} 25c A | LOOK FOR THE IT STANDS FOR THE BEST fur Pullman Standard Sleepers. Pullman Tourtet Meepere Blectric Lights _ Lights. i ne 4 ation Car Dining’ Car Wight aa8 Dey: Blectric Lights and Fans. | Electric Lights hop, Bath Abrary and Buffet Smoking Room. Elegant day Coaches. Electric Lights ALL COMFORTS FOR TRAVELERS ARE FOUND ON ANY OF OUR THE es ER-TONER Oe i age PIANO CO, | THREE TRAINS DAILY _ PA Valen st: Call on or writ O. MeMuller P. A, Seattle Wash; A fr Our Prices Talk Tinting, G. A ¥ va ee a @ PA “wy DS TO KEEP THE SEATTLE STAR oe MAY 4, 1907 | ITALIAN GENERAL'S DARING DAUGHTER ‘MY LADY GOES RIDES HORSE DOWN STEEP DECLIVITIES TO VOTE — BY L. W, STRVENS “T think a woman should take @ | proper interest in politicn,” re | marked Miss Wiggins to her father “and so I have made up my mind | to Vote this election, Mise Sxnith | and Mra. Haitly are going to the} polls at the same time so we can uphold each other ‘Have you registered?” unfeeling parent cay “Why, no. Do I have to? “I wouldn't advise you to try to | vote without doing #0. You can go | with me now If you are ready ‘Oh, I must go and get the others, for 1 don't believe they have thought of registering, either-—Itll jonly take a minute A few men were lottering In the bullding as the three women and Mr, Wiggins entered, The judge looked up, observed the three, and with # balf-courteous, half-peremp tory gesture, proceeded to swear them all tn at once What name, madam? quired of Mise Wiggins | anked the | * he tn- Eloise Wiggins,” in a low, trem ulous voice. What?" asked the judge Eloise Wiggins Did she say Ella the clerks Please epeak sald the judge Blotse Wiggins! How do you spelt it? * asked one of : ADODIDIOGODAGIONVOOAIOIANIONII I AVOIDOIIGOGOOOOOQOOS REMARKABLE PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING MLLE. INES penta | PRACTICING THE DARING CAVALRY FEAT OF “GLISSADE.” a little louder asked the other clerk ROME, Italy, April 30.—Mile./rymen were taught to ride their E-l-0-}-#-@ Ines Berta, daughter of Gen. Louls horses down steep hills and in time ‘Oh, Blois,” said the clerk, writ. | Berta, inspector of cavairy in the they became so expert that they Ny Italian army, js the heroine of the urged their animals down declivi ‘s what I sald.” murmured 4fmy because ahe dares to do risky ties that seemed impassable. It ts feats which the soldiers are trained to practice wo » oe Years ago when Italy was at h pen in t tempting to gain a foothold In Herta A country of moun hums a Mtroduced Bhe wil Mies Wiggins, wrathfully In that all? ® all—yet “No middle said the judge No middle name and no ete with the Italian gilseade 1 his daughter were d he taught her the pw ride her horse name, I suppose, end name in the army. The « anywhere her father will lead Did she any Wiggins was her * = — middie name?” asked « clerk “How many years?’ roared the "Not yet,” enickered the other judge. The crowd which had gath ABANDON SEARCH jerk jered Mstened intently How long have you lived in this! ot aig Why, tha elling my age. Ien't precinet’” inquired the judge “always enough? a don't knew I~ What ta a pre No, it jen't, How many years’ torfeiter wt aped | cine Well, why didn’t y 0 at — tcNell's. Tala. tee ae : hy did © at from the McNeil al "1 aay stop to explain that first. Twenty-nine,” desperately. tiary, is ‘aa at dl ‘aad com y mid the Judge, with a glance “I didn't understand the number eral officers have practi! aban at boyd rapidly growing line How of years tn the « inquired the goned wearch 9 fg hit e ‘the | lone Baye you lived at your present clerk eaanodions. vietnity of the -petenn. ang bay x , : i te vicinity o! twon hirty-nine,” answered the oth- The man must have cleverly se | 1 don't remember How long ts | it, father? We moved the year Mat tle was married.” ork Twenty-nine,” shouted Eloise “I think we won't watt tc cured a change of clothing, ax he prison stripes and no clothing was stolen on the faland escaped in Five ye answered her anid her friends hurr out He may have had assistance from f 1 sh she head waited,” said the outside It doesn’t seem that long Miss Wiggins to ber father Ive — or How long have you lived In the state? 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