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K.I1:30 o’clock this mom log, to | MhI4hM *********-room No, 11, of the Pioneer hotel.this city, Blanche Dtivall. a erasedMiller is dead. The end came at 11:40 o’clock this morning, justhoursShe remarked today that evil ipi rtts harefolio* ed her-Ms A . Y-^sb vs#-*woman possessed with the idea thatDemocraticRepublican she was pursued by spirit enemies,the shot from the revolver of the crazed women had piercedbody.wasdays, and the only mention she hasHeadquarters Rivals in Pro-fired three shots at AI Miller, chiefconscious till within 10 minutes of his last gasp, but did not realize that death was soof police, one of which took effectnear.mulgationOptimisticand resulted in hit death ten hourslater.Even the attendants did not feel that his passing would come so soon, althoughWas Former Resident of Seattle,Mrs. Dora!., It has been learned,Forecasts TodayThe saddest thought in connectionwas known that he had but one chance in a thousand. The doctors who attended himwas the wife of a former managerwith the tragedyfact thatit might so eas:iy hare been avoidwere all of the opinion that the most vital wounds had been stayed sufficiently to prolongof the Olympic cafe in Seattlehow long she has been in the eooaBETTING ODDS FAVOR TAFT! might hare beenbut it is hart! to say Just whatlife for at least a day or so, though none of them was so optimistic as to hold out hopecannothaddifferentthe consequence coursefor his ultimate recovery.has worked as waitress in this ettvI1* ts nee made of the tragedy was toannounce the fact that a spirit had Makes Spshot the officer.cLWhich He Reviews Man1i i * mtempts of BryarWorkinlea rueiIMS'actionBryan Supportersbeen pursued.Miss Nellie Miller, sister of the dead chief of police, was inand also cm Ester creek. JutHIS WAY HCME TODAYMatthew's hospital *: fore the opening of the Globe cat#was about one o’clocktheat the time, but was not present at the bedside. Dr. Millar and the attending nursesthe Third AvenueshePricesmorain* wti«n the wom»n, who hsd | * were the only immediate witnesses. but all efforts to prolong theJustified— locked herself in room N'o. 11. rangstrickenMakingTaft Committee Now Claim-the office call bell and told the barman were \mtender who answered the call, thating 300 Votes,she wished to speak with Dave PeExcep. to: the time he was under the influence of the anisthetic early*tree, the proprietorwhen the or ation was performed, he had been conscious, but had little to saymorninghotel,• worked for Mrs. Tom Gilmore, then Mr*. Berans at the Sevan's house! *was. i j1 mmthere forGarden inland. SheJ i- totwo iiit. n« bm i Mf*.fill-«■»Petree responded and knockknew those who were attending him and seemed to appreciate the fact thatmore remarked at the time that the actm very qoeerly andalmost constantly about twriktCincinnati in TineTomorrow.(Gut ted Press Service.)«d cm the door. The woman called | was approaching, yet he gave no sign of the intense suffering that ricked his body andpaint In her head She was an irto know who It was and Petree told CHICAGO, Nos. 2-—At both head-1 ftf.risShe denied this.made no complaint.quarters of the two great parties 8Uyjng **No, you are not Mr. Petree;It was hoped that his splendid constitution would help him in his fight formen? tonedthis afternoon n*iorts of the outlook you are a swede.* He repeated thatalleged tohighly favorablehe wasthe chances of their respective can-1 doubt ag to ^haldldates. ire given outPetree, somewhatthe wound that laid him low was far too grievious for mortal flesh to stand.her unusualger of death had traveled through the entire length of the toro. entering his body nearI the top of the shoulder and ranged downward, backThe democrat* claim the betting detMea ,onK for after theodds on Taft are not just tied, that j of aBryan has just as good a chancepassingheart, piercing the stomachfew remarks during whichand lodging in the pelvic region on the right side. On its course it had severed eight oro-to win, and that the national decratic committeeman would not greatly surprised if the results tomorrow should show an overwhelm-time she seemed to be laboring un-1 ♦ ten arteries, besides tearing through the diaphram and the omentum.der great mental stress, she suddenhr declared that if be did not gethemonhage had been checked and the aperture in the stomach closed before the comple-from the door shewouldtion of the operation. The exact position of the bullet was not known, but at the time iing majority for Bryan.The republicans are claiming moreDealing With a Maniac.was deemed inadvisable to make any search for it, as the attending physicians wereConvinced that he was dealing and more hourly. They no* predict j a m^tae, Petree descended toafraid that he would not survive the operation.that Taft will have an even greater j 0fg€e a£Wj summoned the policethan did Roosevelt, and■dent spiritualist, and frequently, Kt that tinn she planned on working at the €Fobe cafe f Taftf tanas soon as fit anened. Previous toliIt opened.that time she worked for a wtt'le at, the old Davenport cafe street, and is know a to have beenon Front(United Preen iervlas)BUFFALO.in his speech'bar* referred' at **f length to Bryar s frantic appeal to the laboring iRrerrai*, declaring tuat Bryan’s mM chufneii ofa waitress for many years outsiderepublican a iiance withinternalCarried a Revolver With Her.tktti and bis (ffatott fhai! 1(1 oil pitu was gone, and the insane glare {against them, were to:a®l|^ tnfemad- ■ed He pointy out that be hagworked ’the woThe strange thing about mar. is the fact that she Is knownmanvtow nrecognition, and proirh ' v*‘ elected he would contiimTaftpeople ib**ea insane for some time, and vetthe fact has never been reported jand today is makingto the authorities.Although no statement could lie procuredof Ivorfrom the ButtevictoryOfficer Kelly responded, claim they are sure of at least 300 I attempted to find out what troubledand he too|taken. effect. This was a Sx-eal.bre \ life was exceedingly feeble.missie. and had entered the leftwith eyeswhich there was noshe ladfrequentlySoon afterwards the effects of the j trace of compassion. Glancing downaelectoral votes.tfiwiraeiaft, Shd Still insisted on see-1 shoulder a considerable distance anisthetic wore away and he became | she paused a moment, and thening MrGOOD WEATHERwas madePetree, so a third attempt | beartCourse of the Fatal Bullet.both gentlemenMWher to open the doorIt tnen ranged downward and to | realise how seriousconsciouswhat was going cm turned away with a gesture ofaround him, but he did not seem to I difference, murmuring.* *sorry cafe. 1 itis fcsaid thatdined there and always sat table with a revolver alongside of her p.ate. Just why such extraord! nary conduct had not been reportedcondition j The distorted visageELECTIONTheir efforts proved unavailing, j *he i*1* Pirate* hack of the heart and she still continued to threaten !anJ dow» through the diaphram andshoot Shortly afterward Officer S stomach, lodging on the right side thoughRoy Stevensand Chief Miller! against the pelvic bone. Severalof the mais not known. Again it is said thatwas. He talked but little, and made niac was gone, fffcd the insane glareshe was turned out of the Third Avlittle mentionthe * shooting as had Bed from her eyes. She seem dimly remembered ed possessed of an unnatural calm.suspectedeaue hotel because the managementshe Inot rightarrived on the scene. A consultation 1 arRe arteries had been severed andwas held and it was finally agreedgreat quantityblood hadwhat had happened. land remarked upon the most comli:*# o’clock he lapsed into monplace things as she walked tounconsciousness, and before the atShe remarkedtheno menftoa of the fact was made Last friday she appeared at.the Alaska-Pacific ExpressofficetheSingle One of Their May Demn'-•vtermine the Outc ime ofWashington Bureau Forecast thalt; om,er *«»• sh'*,lt;1 «»«»tmwf icetixBBiaM in the abdominal [temiant# knew what wm transpiring I fteer that sh# always did like earlythe windowmeans of a ladder | cavity. Working m swiftly as theyIs “Brite and Fare” forand break the window, while Miller might. the bindingthe severedTomorrow.and Stevens forced the doorends and the stopping offlowcompany, sayingthat there wassome money there for her, and thatThis program was carried out. buthe was In the throes of the death morning walks, and chatted inponies. Death came at 11:40 a. m.. rare-free manner as though she had |8 want Jf ^ Not * re,,re*and although his sister was In the lost ail recollection of the tragicof biood was the work of considers- j hospital at the time she was not events of the past few minutes.the Election.sentativetoldwith the results that had not been bi^ over *»'lt; hours, and It was not; summonedanticipatedtUnited Press Service.;Nov. 2.—Theinstant thatthe crashther bureau reports from all secglasslions of the United States promiseshoulder against the door anduntil 5;45 o’clock this morning that «*»»— heard jtbe operation was completed. Twothrew I ragged holes in the stomach hadbeen closed and the unfortunateiilerthe bedsideShe regarded the iron bars of the1 sheDid Net Know What Hid Happened. IfU with evident satisfaction re-of the company she was to come around again, whichdid the next dayAgent Charles was there and ask(United Press Service.)HELENA, Mooli, Nov 2.In the federal Jail, where she had marking that the place shouldburst into thefair weather for election day. Even J almostroom withthe most comfortable I what had occurred.him.. alongsidethe North Atlantic storms have sub- door flew openweather conditions the dresser which had been dragged j Jury wassided, and goodStevens jAs the i ®h»pe possible, but It was apparentstruck against 1m 8000 *he full extent of the inknown that his boldbackare reported from the blizzard zones j ap for of the middle west*a barricade, and bouncedbeen taken, the author of the tra safe and free from invasion by hergedy was serenely unconscious iff enemies. Restieaaiy she has sincethey were I paced the floor at her cell, refusingleading her by the prostrate officer j to sleep, and flying into instant pared what he could do for her. She said that there was money there for her, and she wanted it, and proposed to have it. When assured that there were no funds awaitingh ist or• i fierce p»litieal battles thera liMmoi he lillila situation like tie pmeat, flpBte*- ^imim m which one si wm mmmhallwaythe osystns of fear whenever the jailerm hotel, she looked carelessly at h m I eater*.her she became indignant and insis-she knew better, asked if she had a receipt she de-thatj istificatkm for I victory' that tbs otherThe race in Montaim Vb m closeWhen that a single vote ma; determine^ t * .....the result, and rrallsSng:i tha factthe officer’s face. Another Ishove and the obstruction was clearCLOSE RACEbutmoment’sfatal. TheMASSACHUSETTSBoth Parties Are BadlyThrough Factionalwardin her handFights■—- * «-(United Press Service.)BOSTON, Nov. 2—Thedelay «= was woman was looking to-the window holding the gunAs the officers preci-pitated themselves into the apart ment, she turned with a scream of terror, swinging rapidly to the right at the same time bringing the gun into position and firing three shots in instant succession point blank at Chief Miller who was thedare* Ididn't propose to show it A secondboth side* are -Irani, ft andthat she did have one but' will continue Wvisit the same day resulted in no |to-morrow nightmore satisfaction.Recently she had roomedtheGolden Gate hotel where her actionswere commented upon, quently stayed in herShefre-SINOEYftmmthree or four days at a time, andcome within range of the weapon.At almost tty? same instant Officerseemed continually to be laboringunder some great mental strain. Sheknown to have two childrenSeattle, from whom she receivedKnownletters at the time.TUCSONSeattleMysterious Messages Writtena maniac she struggled, kickcaught herarms.biting and scratching and makAmcmg her effects, wfeieii wereMan. Former Northernervery meagre at best, wan found aConsumption Vktkr.*vain effortstorial5 fight will be the. .v. ‘•a.'.v. .. -j «• s . •• ■Tv-:----.-r-x-s*bring the gunblank envelope, and cm it were seiih.any state election for issues are so nu ter factionalties have been developed that it Ishard to estimate either candidate'schances.Pifa-suchonce more into play. Shriekingof her voice, she was final(United Pres* Sendee.)THE HAGUE, Nov, 2,—The Dutch government hasbled the Iiuhum vp©rt»#»: toordered the immediate blockadeordered mind. She had written the(Unitedwe red and the gun wrested clutching fingers,^ into the hallof all Venezuelan ports, beginning today. More warships wi*followingSEATTLE,This order means that the long-impending war has been formally1 withneckrFairbanks hadoneceived here today of fl^tnda pt Bylt;L. v:date, andmthe republicanwas takeiatcan* I Matthew’s hospital andonce g! toWILLEMSTAR, Nov. 2,— The Netherlands government has not decided upon the courseheavily underscored. *1 was the people of Alaska, I|a knqipt)andwould ' elect a donkeyTucson, Arts., wherwto congress. I would import his ancestors for detectives,”Then, “I am high jack; you 1 game. I say low game, do yonwhat I , . .......Again: Compliments of the Ai [tn theof action to follow President Castro’s failure to concede the demands made in the ultimaISehey heads the democra-1 summoned. Appreciating the seriou*inature of the wound he had sus tained, a consultation was orderedBe ticket.of derevl by his phyturn from Holland, and which note has been ignored by the VenezeulanYesterday was the last day of the time given for Castro to make his reply to the u!WILL RECEIVE THE RETURNS. and Doctors C. F. Millar, Emil Poh. .. ...... ...He did nothing, and as war preparations have been continued steadily for■ i , i \ I . . »Tuesday evening the election re- j and Sutherland resjronded. turns will be received and posted on j speedily decided that an operation a large bulletin board at the old Dav- | would have to be necessary in or jgMt cafe, where Tananaites will f der to stop internal11past month it is evident the Venezuelan government expects menced immed1 upon Holland's receiving its answer in the form of Castro's silence.Sydney Hansardwill be com-Seattlegreat!* excited, expectiqgan outbreak at any time, and feelingcast their ballots for president on that and he was placed upoday.The returns are expected to be-1 ing table almost immediately, «rtn wmine in about 9 o’clock.It was found that am bullet had■ FSp as the generalh ■ f'4 war means disasterf-x.'tiSfBComplimentsaskan mystery; to wfcrai it may con SMl And 11mem that to all* I sayor a ckdMrahifeiflira mPlease rave I WSM need itrnnrn^. .n •» -**;t WBtMwialtlsj .«,«Pa-ee, I w; * a 11 inti *■so%.lally. ruartylaf:
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Fairbanks Daily Times
Fairbanks, Alaska, US
Mon, Nov 02, 1908
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