The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1911, Page 3

x HE a, MERRY=GO- ROUND THE SEATTLE STAR’S ZOO Bites of Strange Insect Swell) Chinese chow dog which felt the» call of the wild June 3 and bas|» since lived in the woods. Although a reward of $100 ts of-| fered for it, no one is able to get It ts an unusually large chow and looks like a bear at Faces of Springfield, Mass., People. An unfamiliar insect smaller than a fly and larger _ ry mosquito ts biting many about Springfield, Mass, Bites on the face look like an ulcerated tooth, and one man's arm was so affected that amputa- tion was barely averted. 87-Pound Carp Upsets Fisherman's Boat in Rockaway River. A twenty-seven-pound carp was caught by John Skowinsky cal Michael Webb of Bloomfield, Pa im the Rockaway River, ey % | dumped them tnto the river before | 4°) it was finally killed. : ‘The fish ran away with the boat, and turning suddenly darted in another direction and upset it.) After getting another boat they re- covered the line. nese Dog That Filed to Woods. A little “biack bear” that has ter-| Torized the people about Riverside, | slightly wounded nett out of a wi Conn., por skated to be Mrs. H. Tyson’ ames “PAJAMA” MILLIONAIRE DEAD (By United Press Leased Wire.) fier four years spent as a recluse tn & Van Nuys bere, during which time he was lad nearly always in pajamas, “Major” Wm. Arthur Phipps, multi millionaire, is dead. The end followed an attack of uraemia of 48 LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3— @unny apartment in the Hotel hours’ duration. In four years’ residence tn the hotel, Phipps left his room but twice. He used 50 face towels and 70 napkins each day and had bis bath tub filled at least 20 times every 24 hours. He kept @ standing order at the hotel bar for 18 bottles of ale and three quarts of whisky. Once every month he had a quartet of negroes come to his apartment and sing to him. He employed two valets, each working a 12-hour shift, a negro waiter, a butler and a maid each for his wife and his mother-in-law, who lived in an adjoining apart- ODD Bi TS ° NE ws] health has announced that it will not condemn the commen com- munion cup in lecal churehes under the anti-drinking cup law. The board leaves the matter up to the BUFFALO—Attacked “ea ipeae 20'So vox Cotiag he e fall speed, M. L. Young, wealthy retired grocer, shut off the engine and applied the brakes. As the ear stopped, he dropped dead. BLOOMFIELD — Wilbur Good- enough fell asieep in the barber hair. ie one ee ree fun down by an @ his nose. BRULE, Neb—Herman ‘Roseer asks $500 damages of Nels Fergu- fon, charging him with causing bis prize rooster to became drunk. The Foster, while “pickled,” killed its eoopmate and Feasvn dl its plumage. kde YORK—The pics taal of ‘TEBE ouT IN we COUNTRY WHERE YOU DON'T HAVE TO wo.aner WATCH ‘THE CHILOREN — N@ STREETCARS, MOTORCYCLES, OR 1CE WAGONS —[igtveeeeeeeeerery| lw A NOTE PROM MRS. CASEY JONES. Aug. 5.—There see WITH 400 PARASOLS? a ane WASHINGTON, Aug. &— Postmaster-General Hitchoook and Senator Giibert 1. Hitohcock of Nebraska live In the Connecticut apartment The postmaster eral keeps “bachelor hall.” ator Hitehcock Is married. Recently Senator Hitchcock which caused y in a letter received by Dr. rf W. Snodgrass from & Tennessee town, The writer says she is the wife of Casey edesaeebedeeseees % An item In a St. Louls news to the discovery Mra. Jones, in her Tennessee home, read how Frank Ritchey, 24 Monkeys Lead Policemen and Firemen in Lively Chase. Twenty-four monkeys being used for scientific experiments ee caped at Pittsburg, led policemen and firemen a merry chase through many streets, and all but eight are! received @ bill him to ask his wife “What on earth do you want with four hundred parasoie?” hundred parasols?” Mre. Hitchcock exclaimed. down here in black and while Doctor Snodgrass wae removing « rifie bullet from She was surprised to learn that a song had been written about her husband. She asks that the song be sent to her. SPF ERESREEEERESE Seeeeeenees Seeeeee ees & They went up rainspouts, Gove chimneys and through One is being held by a wo man who wants damages for two pairs of lace curtains it tore down. Eecapes Bullet, But “Then Ws up to the post master-general, imagine what he want's with four hundred parasols.” The parasols were. “favors” bed the dancers at the cotililon peerenettig Me “A joward Pearce of tral Palle, R. Connecticut “Black Bear” Ie Chi- it that he pon Be Aacrgee ipa ene He missed the cat, but the bullet post for Mice Helen ‘aft. RRARRORRERARAHE * * ® “Vaccination Is a Menace.” ® CHICAGO, Aug. ® cination was characterized as & Hutchinson, ‘Their testimony w taken fn depositions to be # accination lita & iaied | || CEDAR 1 Vaccine virus, used univer & BUTTER & EGGS inst emall- & tetanus, or # HENRYK ARCTOWSKI. strange The Utigation ts nature of mandamus proceed. ings to compel the Bt. Louls & board of education to annul # vaccination * * York public pm i to correlate all of the its gener’ See ee EP ooe Te TT * SARAKAA ARR ARERR IT WILL BE A NOVEL SIGHT WASHINGTON, A sight of a democratic republican senate passing tariff re- vision bills over an expected prest- Gential veto is predicted by leaders in both houses of congress today. It Is believed that the Underwood cotton revision bill will not pass the senate because the Southern demo- crates there are disinclined to take it up at this time, {a freely predicted, however, that the coalition of democtats and progressive republi formed in the senate for the pase jo of the wool tariff revision bill the farmers’ free list bill, will i probably will dous amount of study Arctowski bas mapped out for himself. is a Pole. He studied fa Paris with bis famous com- Mme. Curte. He expects to bave his big work completed in PAID FINE TO AVOID A BATH WATERBURY, Conn., Aug. Irvovano was charged with tree CHICAGO—Brace bands and rummaging the bureau drawers, he frightened the intruder so that in hie haste to escape he left all the aeroplane. the berber qut off the : ise he had secured in a robbery iity, assessed a fine of |be held togeth: ~ KEEP OW WELG PARIS, Aug. Stein, the dra fought three duels rots which forced him to withdraw Bis play, “Apres Mol,” from the Comedie Francaise, says he will Keep on fighting “until the last Jew baiter is silent.” Bernstein is a grandson of Wil- Mam Seligman, the American bank- @r of the Boulevard Haussmann and one of the founders of the American Chamber of Commerce of Paris. He i# = grandson of James Seligmann, the New York banker, and also of Jacob Selig- mann, the London banker. “Blow to Education” (27 Untied Press Lense Wie, YORK, Aug. t+ Chatsing Postmaster General Hitch- on recommendations for in- ereased postage rates would prove to be @ blow at education and at Feligious instruction, W. 8. Shallen- berger, formerly an assistant post- Master general, testified today at the federal inquiry into postal af- fairs, Shallenberger declared that Millions of coples of religious and @ducational publications were car- ried through the mails and asserted that any increase of postage rates n [gAARR AKER AREA AHS * & SOME OF THE QUEER FREAKS OF LIGHTNING. & Lightning from a clear sky * Killed Tristam B. Johnson as * he played golf at Washington . on July 16, 1911. be sufficiently stro Measures over the veto that Is gen- erally expected, LOOK FOR THO CRIPPLED FUGITIVES {cia The sheriff in Grangeville, Ida, to pass these “I can't pay it, Your Honor,” “I'm too poor,” was led to @ cell. came eround a half hour later and “Come on; come and take your “Have 1 just got to take a bath electrocuted at Hartford, July #/im order to stay here?” aw 18, 1911, by lightning coming * over @ telephone wire at which * he was talking. David Emory and Thomas H while working 2,533 # feet under ground in a tun & nel of the Catskill Aqueduct at *® Cornwall-on-the-Hudson, torn by dynamite exploded by w a bolt of lightning on July 22, At first thought to be the men were revived by doctors and are now re- p the situation remark- replied the keeper. charged with embezzlei t, Hip left arm has been broken and is “I care not for them. Let Si three inches shorter than the other LICENSED PRACTITIONER converse with the judge.” epping into the court he ripped e lining of his coat, extracted $200 therefrom, paid his fine and hastily departed. JIM HAMS FRENCH 18 In Caldwell, Ida., the authorities wanted for fraud. Hi: crippled and one size smaller than the other one. Chamberlain is a well educated cook, of pleasant manner, is 65 years old, while Chamberlain They are both believed to have sought refuge in this city. PARIS, Aug. 5.—Col. Lewis, of the radiant pink whisk- who once fashion-plated his way to congress from Washington, has been invited to address Geographical society of Paris. Once A P vant: 1 mii Perry |] :s20 wittn Ay. Two Blocks from P Base ennsylvania coal miner AND DYERS working 1,500 feet below the SLEARERS, AND DYERS: surface of the earth was killed by a bolt that followed the in- take of the air current, July When George Hazzard, a veteran of the civil war and well known ip democratic political circles, found the door to his house there was “some + agg ‘ouse.” It developed during the Miss Ida Nelson, who shape’ house} Kenwood Mace ‘mailed up the door when ahe| | SHAW FUEL E TRANSFER co. George F. Fletcher, a farmer %|French. This cn y up, “In view of your well P. mastery of English it 1s requested that you kindly give the address bracing his wife on Sept. that him dead, leaving his wife un- Carrying a baby and leading her four-year-old son by the Would force a great curtailment in the volume of this matter. Lake Washington strawberry fields are now opened to the public, 16 cents per gallon. The dog poisoner 1s abroad again. Two residents of Third ay. N. lost valuable pets yesterday, some mis- creant evidently having fed them hand, Mrs. Charles Steele was killed by lightning in Indian- apolis, June 21, 1907. The chil- & dren were not Injured. KK EERERHHHHH SPU SHSEEEEEEES ESE SE EEE EE EE On, just learned to dance; that's nothing. Four private lessone at Stevens’, Vourth, near Pine, Malis ate lessons day and ‘Trial always tres. Main 3911, Ind, 104, with poisoned meat. A fox terrier owned by Mrs. M. 8, Greenwood of 315 Third av. N, was killed, and Patrolman W.'H. Farley of No. 322, on the same @ big Newfoundland, at Madison park, five days, starting Tuesday, August 25. INVESTIGATE RATES WASHINGTON, swoeping investigation of rates for the transportation of livestock and ich will affect 150 of the railroads, was ordered to- the interstate commerce commission. The probe will start at Oklahoma City on September 11. day informed the foreign office that the selection of John G. Leishman, at present United States ambassa- dor to Turkey, as successor of Am- bassador Hill at the court of Berlin, would be personally acceptable to 342 N. Y. Block a Ba FINISHING a Li—ANY Stet —100 ROLL waphic View Work, ir Phene A 2149. ELECTRIC STUDIO 119 MADISON 87. _ ARTIFICIAL LIMBS" A. LUNDBERG Ee Appliances % wer gl Cotstiges Free PRONE: MAIN 1508 1007 Third Ave. | __ ATTORNEYS | ee me i “ol * Main 446 seconn pane DANCING Fourth Av. 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A 3760, Madison St. ORK At the Above Prices, ~COAL AND “WOOD — discovered, she says, that Hazzard COAL had been drinkin Former Sheriff and Police Chief Woolery, and Former State Repre- sentative Jeffries, testified for Haz, He was allowed*to go with the warning to behave. ~ COLL’ ECTIONS mperor William to- WE GET THE MONEY | Main 4300 Ind... 3437 QUICK ADJUSTMENT CoO. ri '|PAINT & WALL PAPER SEATTLE BALL TEAM ARE NOW WINNING But they do not compare with the win. ers in Imported Wail Papers at A. B rs : terms some of the jomes in the elty, Will furnish o lot and build to suit. ne and apecifications at Physi icians and ae DR. JOHN DUNLAP of Bungalow Plans, 260. THE BUNGALOW C0. HORSESHOERS J. HEWITSON B, T. TRUEBLOOD, M. D., Intravenous Treatment (painless) of i Chronic Rheuma- and our ‘Auto 0 Wil it) Cail "tor. ‘and. “Deliver c ‘i & Marion. Sst Tieaghant King Ron, 2140 teh Av. W. Queen Anne 2022 PHOTOGRAPHERS ~ JOHN L. 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