The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1907, Page 1

%0 ° ° ° ° a »* oo . THE SEATTLE STAR THE WEATHER—FAIR TONIGHT AND BATURDAY; LIGHT EAST WINDS. “ i= x : = : » . SEATTLE, WASH IDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1907. VOL. 9. NO, 91. PRICE 25¢ PER MONTH. IVORCE SOUGHT _"**75 ce" MURDERERS AT ATTEND eliing-Hirech building. Daly | sénate, Daly was one of Fulton's res oe Says Mrs. Elizabeth H. Cpe Deserted ‘on v0 WANT 3)isseak sci st Se. ot “toi dausher vee w seats PRIEST GETS 0 YEARS paring and Bold Assassins of Sheriff Brows at Last * Wife Alleges That Husband Gave Her But : | ca 3 , , iis ghee Wee Rites~-Detecti Crowd--Sensation of the H The appeal made through | years’ imprisonment ee gael ba |® The Star yesterday for aid for — (By Charles &. Hogue.) umors that Harvey Brown had : ra, May Kemig and her three Walter Mullen, the stey 1d, F, W, Griffith, of 621 Marion et ; CITY seen the original of the naid of age and and to keep her the re tute children is bearing #| Hon of H. FM. Mullen, of 101 found the boy lying on the pave a. idee Rik LM ee a been written by Pettibone Cyrus P. Copeland years of her lite Nineteen dollare had t., died about 16 o'clock this morn ment and carried him to the home the Baker City band played the|t0 Harry Orchard while the latter Tae» divorce 01 Gunperted Heredit nN sent to The Star office by #| ing ax the renult of a fall on the of Mra. Fannie Fosdick, at 1862 mournful strains of “Nearer, My |W&s In the penitentiary are afloat is see! ee See rai ne REL noon and the many telephone # | pavement from a tricycle, He was Howell #t, and summoned Dr. Gow God, To Thee,” and a crowd of here, but ar ited by the de- of desertic plying to the woman's com |® messages indicated that much #| playing on Howell wt, with another nell. When the physician arrived 6,000 people wept beside the cof-|tectives who are familiar with the u Lng husband e ates ae more was atili to come, small boy at the time. the child was dead fin " ervey fi wh late yester.|d¢talls of the Steunenberg case. ‘ perty is his, and alleging that in o ey Brown late yeuter- | 4! 6 cM ; erty is his, an ing that As told in The Star yester iienies Bi» havateneete day afternoon, the men who assas.| The slouths refuse to credit the oman deserted hm over {Wo # day, Mrs. Kemig and her chit sinated the former sherit, wearing |#tory, and declare that the letter v re ago bee ~~ ol his helpless dren, already destitute, were no ; arrdonyny He pe I could not posstbl ave fa « ym nes®, asks divorce. Mra, Copeland | @ burned out "os erday | morn ne she. of Solna, Siete, MOOR Tee as of te vere diaased dat n will In a day or two file a ¢ ing and suffered through the Sty cheek aikic der acta OT Min WED Worktadl.on aa ae fe complaint, stating that in the fire the loss of what. little Wace” Geld iets tes ee es nt lin esides ke by years of their wedded life she has|® elothing and other property discovered by Captain Swain ana |they argue, the m of his for her personal use. been forced to work continuously | ® they owned. The attention of A gang of rowdles last night) dift were thrown through the Harry Draper and a hot chase en-|>4¥ing seen the letter ® meme, wouched | for her Uving | THA the only mon. |@ The Star was ealied te the sen- # | bois all the windows in the Swed.| Wide Gnd one woman. was sued, but the assassins escaped, | b€eN BO cause for his assassination, eee enpended by him. ey over given her by her husband | # dition of the unfortunate fam- &| |" bees y struck in the forehead, but not s« oe its When the funeral services com-|* "umber of other detectives who was SOc, which was used by him lly by Capt. John Boyle of the an church, at Ninth av Are Well Known to buy her an article of clothing (By United Press.) rigasly tajured menced in the church, Captain |Méld much more information about fire department and to show # and Stewart st, while the pastor, |\ py BPOKAN®, Oct. 4.—A race riot | ¢ e of the case t Brow a i¢ matter was reported to the), | Swain and Harry Draper, aided by a ere well know: That otherwise she has never re his sincerity thie morning Martin Larson, was giving a lecture | police this morning be Rev. Larson |D4# occurred at Danville, Wash.,|the local authorition look Paar the Pellingham, being ceived a cent from him, but sup Capt. Boyle brought to The on his re t trip to Burope. and officers detailed to make an |!% Which a crowd of 10 Hindus, !side the edifice. They had been| Th y theory upon which they ‘oldest ees - pores a * | hon Bh co Star office $10, the amount of Stones, brick bata and clods of | investigation. Who had come across the Canadian ‘there but a short time when they |C&" Connect the Western Federa- . . sem daughte: it the dre the subscription taken up by him at Engine House No. 1 The Star appeals to those of its readers who can afford it to give to thie cause, it is a worthy one, The list of com tributions up to noon today was as follows: were mobbed and driven back |discovered that the nervy slayers |!" With the deed is that Brown —— ; into Cana The Ortentale were |of Brown were in the crowd which leamed of the facts in connection given employment at the Danville | had gathered to hear the last trib-| With the Pettibone case which Lumber company's mill. They se-|ute to be paid to the remalne of the | Were entirely new and damning and evidence of guilt of the inner cir- cured # cabin and retired early in| dead sleuth MORE TRAIN HOLDUPS ie Se rnith tke dade tel Suspects Shadowed we | boys surrounded the cabin in the —— 8 . freed ewes rd | A brief examination of the field etait topes’ and can throw famity of Massa. married. The married daughters te & relative of De are Mrs. Florence Raycraft of Bel He famous come Hingham and Mrs. Cora Allen, now in California for divorce ts the re Mra. Copeland war a nurse to by Mrs. Cope | Mrs. Will H. Thompson during her | Mile to & piece of fatal ilvess, and played a sense apsenipecl Pee eee ee eee eee ee eee ee ee eee ee eee ae Pee ee eee eee eee ee ee eee eee ee eee eee ee ee eee ‘elaims ts her in- tional part in the Chester Thomp- Engine House No. 1....$10.00 ee stones and shoot. Three of the resulted in the authorities locat-| Still too weak to carry on pro and which her sou murder trial, being subpoened hy F. Mongin : 6.00 (By United Pr “e through the city to meet the bandit, Hindus were struck by rocks, but |ing the suspects, They were close-| tracted conversation and forbidden le allow her to by the state and proving a decided c vey sees 2.00 RELLINGHAM o 4—Bitl who i@ said to be planning other | none seriously injured. The Ori-|!¥ shadowed for hours and infor-| by her physicians to see either de- helpless, the witness for the defense, to the con Cesteecesss 2.00 Miner, the aw who held $70. | railroad raida. ntais have re-crossed the line, |mation picked up during the chase |tectives or newspapermen, Mrs. } 009 In government securities, stolen It ta charged that the guards |e ERE ye ee ee ye HB / from & Canadian Pacific train on! were bribed, and an Investigat! =a SSNS Se cenied ” | No arrests were made because Brown, asserted this morning that | September 9, 1904, returned them | was staried from Ottawa, but late 6é the time was not ripe. The Brown she could explain away much of to representatives of the railroad |ly the investigation was dropped. | asenssination is a complicated case, the mystery that surrounds her on condition that he be permitted Miner's friend declares that the} and it will take time to ferret out husband's tragic death. She de es result in their final capture. Brown, wife of the late realize $6,000 fusion of the prosecution. Harvey to break jail twe months a He convict will not again attempt tol ai! of the guilty parties connected clares that the Western Federation was serving a life sentence for hold up any Canadian Paclfic| with it. Until a Ine is held on of Miners had no hand In the black | holding up the Canadian Pacific trains, as he gave bis word when | the guilty men ft is not the desire | work jtrain on © occasions he surrendered the securities that! of the officers to cause an arrest Prostrated by the shock and at This tn story given out here | the Canadian Pacific would be free They are, however, rapidly gath-|the same time frightened with the proprietor of the, Kilbourn was brought into Judge by & friend of Miner's, who passed | treat pis from piun dering by his band. ering the corners of the net and | thought that if she tells what she Was arrested this Gordon's court by Constable Jim|_ After a long and trying trip from js a ae a eae e RRe wes |but a few days will expire before | knows she, too, n die, Mra. om and released on his own | St. Paul to meet her husband, Mrs Peomplaint of Labor Shan ; (By United Press.) |the biggest sensation of the hour | Brown's physicians state that she ter Charles F. Hubbard, recognizance, bis hearing being set Otto Setter reports to the police WHA T 7 MES MA Y R WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—Accord- | Wl be sprung knows much that is still dark to f¥iolations of the pro for October 17 that she has been unable to to There was not a dry eye in the | the detective. ' jing cer intimately ac Tabor laws forbidding Several similar prosecutions are bim. To add to her dite | quainte ith the plans for send \CTOWd of 5,000 people which ac-| I saw Mra. Brown for two min- female labor for expected to reault from the visit a Ron hes been informed that ber ling the Atia: fleet to the Pa |COMpanied the body of Harvey|utes. Lying in bed in a darkened _ continuously. of the labor ee. usband is now tn Seattle. has beer Jetfle const, the warships will not Brown to the grave. |room, the little wife of the dead here for two weeks, and bas appa: lremain there longer than two|. Men who all their lives have lex-sheriff greeted me with a wan ently made no effort to locate her | months been accustomed to hardships and | em I had known her in happier How would you ike to have «| om paper enc mth, and when the! Critict dmiral Evans, be. |4ngers of the mining camps, cried days, and her pitiable physical name with ore and be com | yeRr’e work is completed the «len-| cause ° 4 to accept the | tke children when they gated for! breakdown was an awful revelation pe to write ft 18,000 times a ing of the same for perlod rep- | plans of the general board tn pref. |e last time upon the face of the | of the terrible ravages of nervou month? No wonder there are few mth 3,240,000 scratches of the ernce to his own, has been remoy-/™4& they had admired or loved |cotiapse. Her voice was reduced Hirante for the mayorship of Se pen @# that portion of the mayor's\ed. Secretary of the Navy Met-|4uring his life to a whisper. Her hand fluttered jattie, for that ia the job that Wil work eulf sald that the board had no|, More than one drew a deepias she tried to raise it to greet _ Hickman Moore in holding | In the face of this Mayor Moore | right to give Evane orders, paying | >reath as he passed beside the open | y Lines were graven upon her down for the paltry sum of $3,600 bat refused to part with the Hick./a high tribute to the admiral as a/C°ffn and softly swore that he face, and in her eyes was a look \8 year man section of his name. He clings | fighter whose ability is unexcelled, | YOUld give his life if necessary to|that only the hunted and fear nbTaald inden. eo wnettman from At first it would probably sound |to thal as though it were a tradition belief that the cocatied wit, The | stricken bear | " ’ food to the ordinary individual tw of Me Keat birthpl carly © #o-calle nner cir The federation didn’t do it, | Oct. 4—The Cunard into the storm within the wireless Sane poeta rome rd bps 6 mage of mayor, but it must get tiresome | the William to the common abbre | og a is responsible for the death the Moody murder case. 1 know, SUA: Siedeiient | Snare sae Se SPS CONG, WANES | cone ante cant Gan caeaent waa [after @ certain longth of time viation of “Wm.” but then William ee Te rowing with startling /but if 1 tell they'll Kili me, too, Sid ancien; } ern ee ee | ae tae Zbindeo Was taken’yink| 18 ® Same with 15 letters it te a-fommon name, and the “Wm rapidity here. These men are terrible, and they | , “T. |qnormous sen swept completely Poindes was taken sick | sans _dectas 270,000 characters stylé ls shorter ons Bui Federation le Not Blamed. are desperate. When I tel! all, the Phich is not known, over the Umbria, carrying away her Yesterday | The federation as an organization | dete Ba ; ves will know what to do, is not blamed, but it fs the general But if 1 tell they will try to “kil | [belief that men connected with it,| me, and then what will become of | the same men who are believed to | Ethel. 1 © ome ee amt fe Cecrie, which ar {ported hurt icleiciciielhehdatae - FAILURE OW SEE oan Ed BANK CLEARINGS. f ,, |bave caused the assination of| Mother love was fighting with | Sea PARIS, Oct. 4-—The time Hmit in| Frank Steunenberg, did plot only fear. Fear was struggling with & creasing we. 629,076.85 which Count Bont De Castellane ‘too well the death of Brown hope of justice. The litte womas ‘Storm, According to bridge Several persone w latter were enxaged anim: The complaint further et A A ee examination of the The. vetiewrs found one of the T the couple were married in Califor ie be «ives the custody of the two fo the statement horses suffering from a terribly ~ BESLOW GE S$ nia 12 years ago; that two children, chfidren. ———<— sore and lacerated shoulder. They 2 SE NEE s > - | (By United Press. 4.—In BAN FRANCISCO, Oct | Was not obeyed, be failed to learn who shouted i ’ Managed to grabjorder to run them down. FE RAN AWAY BURLEIGH CASE POSTPONED. | just one hour and n minutes — re —— Soe ose Arthur Cavill, the famous Austra (By United Press.) fix a at “3 000, which the prisoner ‘The hearing of the ¢ against . * } / -1,620,076.85 @ could appeal has passed and the di Detectives who attended the fun-| sank back on her pillow exhaust 7 le Ba - 200,644.18 bd | —_ vorce de ree obtained by Mme eral swore they counted 15 mem-|ed. Then the nurse touched me ot | 4 Tacoma. x *|. Alleging that his wife would not Ruth, 1} years, and Pearl, five | Anna Gould Iv now absolute. Mme. | hers of the so-called inner circle|the arm and led me away, Bthe | & Clearances today 9685.334 | Vash the breakfast dishes and that Years, Were born; that the wife at Gould has eettied out of court the in the crowd iis the daughter. | ® Valances .... . 91051 & : vale timer had nothing in the house to | Creditors’ claims against both her | _ ee } in the grad- the bridles of the horses In time * Portiand. [SRP continually gresided over an! ET cutest candies and 2 self and the count ; al by P. J. Me-|to save themselves from being run * Clearings today ....$1,185,220 @/ untidy home, BB. Parsons this thar » Your a ‘ie | University rounds down, but George Hover, one of # Balances .... ... 127,610 #| morning brought sult against Sadie husband aud children and is now RECORD SWIM ACROSS | Ordered to drive the grade foremen, was placed um * ® E. Parsons for divorce in the su- itving fn Callfornia { iieers_ Vaupell and der arrest charged with crusity to] # ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ % #/Derlor court The plaintiff ask» that judgment i | tnd te at cm Yo enennune manner. iT 4 SOLDIE thileaiiniee Bosnetch : swimmer, swam acr the LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 4.—~Mrs _ un ee furnish at once and len Rice Burleigh, ¢ with establishing a record : she probably will be taken A - Wm. D. Beato w, charged with | W H being @ practicing clairvoyant, was |for the route Cavill tanded at JUU® Gentry has been arrested Hronxtort and committed to jail, Approximately 200 farm: gath. Cmbezziemen _ whe pleaded guilty —— this morning postponed until next |the wharf just east of West Point, O® ® bench warrant charging her Mrs. Gentry is highly connected ered in Johnson's hall, Bellevue Inst | Wednesday after maintaining bis) Ciniming “thet bin wide deceenee | weal fon application of the de jand appeared absolutely unaffected | with subornation of witnesses in and her arrest caused a decided night and presented their griev- 'nocence for six days, was this por husband and family in order to fendant physically after his long journey the Caleb Powers case. Bond was sensation he ances against the methods of the Morning sentenced to one year in run away to Alaska with @ soldier ; Western av. comminai A merchants, | ‘he aonety. ae is @e pe press named Hawkins, attached to the NOTICE RECEIVED. _ ; a court jeslow is the father of nine 3 scoring the combine heavily and - = th Infantry, Fred Weich this ™ tong d me tes finally taking steps towards organ-| Children, and it ts said that fact) morning brought sult in the su The Great Northern rallway yee ge oped ae wf M ry ree, | ising @ public market in the Les-| brought Influence in securing &) perior court for divorce from his terday received official notice of as to 1 h chadty | chi and Madrona districts. Another | ight sentence [rite Frances Welch the Jolnt rate order recently made j ush mac : - meeting will be held next Thursday aplaint alleges that the|by the state rail St. from First av. | Bitte to compl linder a barn at the sftp eB een ay commisato 4 4 plans | SEATTLE MAN FORGED couple were married July 2, 1903; | whieh goes into effect 20 days after a that one child was born, Juanette,| service upon, the compan af Nl % fie hill, an air of excite AUN® OFF TRACK. laed thet fa Seam, 1908 the ‘wits | teamareT iinet Attempting to jump on an eleva- be in the neighborhood when rh ; prevails in the 2 | CHECKS T0 WED tired of leading & respectable lite ‘ tor at the Boleom mill in Ballard | accident occurred but was unable ot a bit ‘ } } a - A light North 3 Police are va Pacific passes and eloped with Hawkins to the yesterday afternoon, Edward Indets to assist the man, The remains Meee Seventricities of the | gor iccomotive, No. 287, left the WP eal dor earth, ‘Tho. pislntill ashe. por HIGH'S LINE-UP (By United Press.) |was crushed between the elevator | we moved to Graham's morgue ‘ imbulist. but fearing track just south of the King st (By United Pre tocucken @hthe oinie / PORTLAND, Oct, 4.—Mra, elle And the ceiling, dying a few min-|in Rallard, and Coroner Carroll was me if : today passenger station shortly after tts PLLINGHAM, — Oct De Is ANNOUNCED | Waymlere and B. 8. Radding were Utes later. Indets has been working notified ; « - r ”, | re ‘ a only oO weeks 4 as hie §=mo;! “orone’ ‘ ot) erribi a arrival at 7 o'clock yesterday morn-| mined to secure enough money to| OUTSIDERS WANT MEETING. id to the grand jury in ds of at the mill on ons weeks and “ _ ; seg fe - e Carroll rrible erin ing owing to work being 4 leuaee @ Deiabees aeciety ety catia sie rhb an 00 each for conspiracy to black. eagaged In bring shingles from the | notifiec ; ayfield, deputy, the track. It was six hours belugiw o ppard, a traveling man of An att t on the part of the mI @ thie ‘West ca Mayor Li by Judge Cam. + gaa ge Pane : ws above. as . ner vs oe ~“ Fog ees —~—— renthen : wd n atte pe Coach Lewis, of the Was ington }eron of the municipal court » elevator started to go up, the the accider 8 not likely that pape j Seattle, cashed seven §60 checks | outsider” element of the fresh-| ion sehool, this mort re ne matnieipel sour young man attempted to swing on | an est will be held tate university _ - | M with merchants of this city man E SAM IS TO HIGH BUILOING DELAYED. [foo pn Bae on house, which tol to bo honor the Peppard clalmed to | ye Owl COAL The Lincoln High school bulld-| ies relative of James rs Moore, | tle ing will not be ready for occupancy | of geattic, and & m 1 the ii up. He was unable to get| In about 2 » he was caught between He was a native of Norway and will m and conveyor has been in Ballard only two weeks, n insisted on attending the nouneed th of hi team and rid ets was abi i r the rT Jaturda on fe t 2 p a N a we: Conte os the beer ‘ 7 4 ley; right guard, Rogge; left guard Dr. Parry of Seattle happened to | He was boarding at 6431 Ballard av, a a " < he aster o ait taht tackle aha le ates tebe z ft ne tim the transfer Of | wealthy family, 8c 6 ago he| meoting. The town faction | Gillis; + Pullen; left ley; ¥ == =a SCO, Oct. 4.—Unele being delayed considerably. | 1.9 tackle, Henry end, MacKay . . he city and his eabouts nnounce intention of | «. The total Insurance amounta PAW Uidertake the mining | the city and eee have announs lon of! ier end, Burke and Mullen; full (By United Press.) a a aS ‘OUS LOVER pedantry enting # hall and holding @ private) jack, Westover; left halfback, Jay| SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. 4.—The pe hehe foand on one of the th MURD | wkend oh geek a ae OL ee |@mith, ¢ right halfback, /dead and mutilated body of George Queer Whaaba Ousdan , en “ — _ | Peppard in the local directory, and | po ap Ey Rn Stns iEa aceecten Bihcdaw comeaae oe 1, WALLA WALLA, Oct. 4.—Henry ber Coyle and Burke, The high aucasian Printing company of he & coaling (By United Press. {= 7 apt vies mt he wae 8 SHED A SECOND average weight will be about 168 | thi was found under a band a i A oc Mrs. ba : re | Ml. Ralph Joie ker NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Oct. 4—| Mt arrival here pounds stand on Douglas {sland He had by in Seattle years ago, po: @Rpert for the le | Quarreling over Mary McClintock BOGUS CHECK The firat team of the Lincoln | been killed with a heavy ‘allroad Begs ‘ife gg oe 7 he é is here on his way to|with whom he wanted to elope schoo! plays Bellingham tomorrow.| Wrench and the body drage vardon ? er . " ¢ James Henley last night shot and | neath the stand. Hanson ! at-| killed her father and brother. Hen oon, etude Adding insult to injury, @ clever) ORDINANGE ABOUT COMPLETE and money were gone Synge Indianapolis to save him from be-| Contartne Aeakad&Canns| Addl devas Goats ot hisd wort conensettsinnasiane POUCE GEEK Loarer. — ing iynched ere SWEPT B y ? The Port | Blakeley win company | Check for $15 with the bartender|@, 8, Gleason, code commissioner (By United Press.) F _ " . age in the California hotel bar, at/and Building Inspector © have CAIRO, HL, Oct. 4.——In an m bias 6 nd the Detroit Trust company thie é Y L a ee am, Searchin ; over a toseahs aT Taunany (hit | Fourth av. 8. and Main st., while|nedtly completed the bullding ordin .¢ Pd Prompt speech made by the prest = who hus t 4 | waneyy 7 § pe’ | Proprietor M, C. Collins was at the! ange. dent on the way to Cairo “ WM the vicinir De rior court against eight Insurance vain to cash a sim The the bank trying or regulations were fir day, he made @ statemer Hy is 80d insulitis, e f lcompanies for various losses . yee | ilar ¢ which the same man had | {shed today and tomorrow the ga (By United Press.) taken as a reiteration of his de (By United Press.) — M (ohne Seoalel Rervioe |tained in the Blakeley | mill fire panned tously agé atl stable sections will be| OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 4.—A/| termination to refuse a third term.| KONE, Japan, Oct, 4.—When Sec Verter made th: CEDAR MOUNTAIN Wash Oct. | April 22, 194 The defendants in | * I psy ences Gig’ aan on Tn eee Weenie te fore et laa Seoan, te 4: ion, Soe vs y ibbard was arrested and ed | are «ndon urance corpora | Poare near Elk Cit The post s with all his heart, “during | ¢ aled by salvos ial bombs. PitLows svoLen store Philip Peterson, justice of on, #100066; Continental “Anaur-| the passenger focal for I + ACCUSED TRAMP TO Giles A ctaariak Genlcsrok andl aae Wnt remainaee” ct Wis tere | et rear et ee ee the peace he for striking Will! ance company, $4,960.48; Michigan | month th t in the > and | the bi painder’ of hia ton ie at Kure met and ene APP men and aw: ,|Simon, a boy under age. The of Sere Cones) ecumeee [oe : th nearly ' in the place |He repeated the quot 18 sev: | tertained the party. They proceeds | room, & , histo f the olty, amounting to ecket © persons are report- eral ume 2S Wake iant avant There Mi the New Hust wey oN con finger ype ro 18; National Fire Insurance | 375,000, an increase of $100,000 nd injured i it arded the Minnesota - Bee? First av, are ted without cause and Parker | company, $17,799.36; Commeroia the corresponding month of ‘ Naat aa : axa Patrc 0 he arresting officer $3, Law & Crown In-| the cast are aald to be responsible MONMOL Hi ill, Oct, 4—An in, KILLS HIS WIFE, | Off for Manila GARBAGE MAN ARRESTED. | Insurance office reine. ‘tack dinthacan’ ca THEN SUICIDES KOBE, Japan, Oct. | 4.—The Mignosota, with Secretary Because he ia alleged to have re Ia WIRELESS MESSAGE ton tckee ee ole aa of, War William H. Taft and parte 1 away garba ESTIMATES STILL [@igelonat the feet that the child | (By United Press. (@y Ur United Pree) [on board, loft:here at midnight foe he 1 : FROM SITKA co of Former Police laude B,| WASHINGTON, Oct, 4 —- The | Manila MARANGE NIGHT schoo! Beh tt 16 te the gate wes Gees Ja ae death by an seoldent NEW YORK, Oct. 4 ee eee . MG tor tise M. Maguaii« 700 LARGE Tha testimony toaded tr show) Perry, @ soldier of the coast artil (trial of the land fraud -e a The | arreste sor nek Op pa | thet the mother hed told the ntory iery, stationed at Fort Hamilton, |brought by the. government | First Cousins Can't Marry. > i idge attan H By. United Preon) febout. an aull ond the burning and his wife, Hiteabeth, wore found , against Henry 8. Dinmont and! yyot., INGHAM, Oct. ¢—Boca , ooked at los lwertere BNET” Adeny @ tong keoaton fast night the! VALLEJO, Oct @-<'ape, Hoary dof Row clilld to ® case idead in thelr apartmont in Brook: | Frederick A. Hyde, san NoleO they were first cousins, Etta A400 4 fon $10 te appear 40 | etty conwell adjourned with 6278) 0, Gearing, ¢otamandant af the | loashews, «A et hae | hyn Teal eatate men, Wit tnd ett and Edwin Vvereat have q pollée court for trial {GR gat to he out from the aity eati-| Maro Isjand. nary yard, hes re boon released {tt te betloved Perry abot his wife postponed be thw spre denied marriame on th ale PY “trae | et poatee Roiore the tos levy can he colved & minions ee am from > end the Willed ulmwelt, for the Vistriet of Colembia. ¢ ob the by We wedding H , OF HGH Ue. CLAIMS NON-SUPPORT. fixe er low # Oyare ‘ae [4 the Siselmrr ofa just estab: |, BAKERIES *NSPeCTED, i The man ieft a note tnateattna | 8109 Company Wantd basvrance. 8 prep Dat the Dede oid uae dense / » 2 ‘ Mille, ddepe taf Qeeticu @ hnwer lewy i Hiehed gr wri be Sguska aying We that be artion - ane, to ob ay patient Ow na arataee ry W 1 Harrigan hes Mroagh? eu ohm bares ogeing Mee. apperatee was tn good The bakery and restaurant gepoe® | proheRstew (hat w fem . > i I gainet John P, Harr%an foe " he bea arate thee een order, Sitka im the last |for the montl of September, fifeg | tre I eaottee git BAC anbe ening Mave Pesutaascaanueeh| a hen beh v “whe “howe eee. ot acti ce on the ground of non-sup- | wtre perinten die the cle ia the Msing of wireless atations yogtors ny ie 4% that there was a | would cau Stay te wrrares tn meauea oe oe ped poe , tas S. eg pose Pail el anging? borhan te podiums tr hg | port ey were married @ Daw: | ongineor%ret to tak sled on vag coast by the al of Wpections made of | from ty . jie @punplont by the rece PS m early aeak year. 4 on on Sngtombar 0, 1908. {He ar ee a ae OE al G REAM Awe O20 Benes Oe BG AO Sm HOHE ann ed Manemns en aca o