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Evening journal., 1901-03-04
SUNDAY TRAINS.


For Philadelphia Cexpress), 157. So2.
42O, sS5. 1892. 1852, l1.i5 a. m, lSI. SO0.
ASS, 6O7, $50. III, s.o6, and SIC p. m.
Accommodation, 7.l0, $40, S55 a. me-
12.l4, 200, 400. SIS. 7.2s, and 1913 p. M.
For Chester (express) 157, 40, SIS.
IL. AS a. m. 1.37, 500. ass, 6.07 and 9.06 p m.
Accommodation, 710, $40, s.55 a. m, l2l4,
200, 400, SIS. TBS, and 1913 p. m.
For New York (through express), l.5I,
sO2, s35, Dining Carr, 1892, 1852, 1145 a.
m, 1ST Dining Carr, 400, 6.07. $50 DIN
ing Carr, III, SIG p. M, connecting via
Broad Street Station. Philadelphia. 10.
7,1o. $40 9.35. 1l,45 a. m. lS, 500. 4.00.
45s, co.. III, and 1O4S p. m.
For Boston. without change, III p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. AS, 500.
l01s a M. u 05, 1913, l.50. 3.5l, 4.o9, -,
'60S Gas, 7.36. S11 p. m, and LOS night
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
613 D. m, 12.1S night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington (eNpres.), $50, 40, n.8, II: :Sa
a. m, lib 3.ls. p. i.46, sos. SIS. 6.e5. 655,
7.3l. S35, l1.26. H. p. m, and 1920 ghL
Accommodation SIS, 912 1875 a. m,
1923, 2.32, 6.1S. S.3s. and 1922 p. m.
Evening journal., 1901-03-04

~ Congressional Limited Express. All
Vestibule Parlor Cars and Dining Car. No
extra fare other than the usual Pullman
charge.
Css) Limited Express. vestibule Parlor
Cars. Vestibuie Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels
md residences.
For further information, passengers
are referred to the ticket agent at the
station. o.1 ,
j. b. HUTCHINSON, J.. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass. AgenS
Evening journal., 1901-03-04
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule in effect January IA. 1901.

Trains leave Wilmington as touoWs'
For Philadelphia (express), l5I, 302.
L20. $50. TAP. $50. $50. s55. 9.S5, 10,1, 1872,
1852, 11.22, 132. 1l.45 a. m, l6, lSi, SOV,
I'll. 4.5S. 5.O7. 6.O7, $50. 6.57, 7li. $40, and
VIC p. m.
Accommodation. 61O 40. $40, HOO a.
m, 1880, 2.32. 400. 525, 6.35, and 1913 p, m.
For Chester (express), l.57, 40, $50, ~.
$50, 10. $50, S55, 1011 l22, u.32, ll.45 d.
m, l.s7. 900. ass, 6.O7. 6.57, and 9.O6 p. m.
Accommodation, 610, 710. u0O a. m.s
1880, z.s2. 400, SIS. 6.35, and 104S p. m.
For New York Through express), l.5Is
So2, 9.35 Dining Carr 1892. 1852, l1.45 a.
m. ',l2.16 Dining Carr. 1.37 Dining Carr,
Sll, 6.W, $50 Dining Carr, III and 9le
D. m, connecting via Broad Street Sta.
ton, Philadelphia, 4.2O. 63O, no, $50, $50
8 sS5. l0.ll, 1852. lls2. l1.45 a. M, 12SO, la
2S2s S.ll. 4.SS, 5.O7, 6.o7, 6.57, III, 9.l6 and
l0.43 y. m.
For Boston without change. 1902 a. M,
and III p. m.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, I.37 a. M, and 6.35 d. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 435, S.0a
s.1O. lois and 11.Q5 a. m, l2.O5, 1918. ''1.lB,
l.50, 35l, 409, 525, s603, 646, 7.03 1886, S1t
.. m, and LOS night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
500. Al, 6.13 p. m, 1918 night.
Evening journal., 1901-03-04
PHILADELPHIA AND WELLINGTON
PROPELLER LINE.

Through rates
given and bills Of
lading Issued to
all points North,
South, East and
West. Express
delivered In each
city By eur owe
Evening journal., 1901-03-04

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington, (express), 3.50 7.20, 725. s.32,
1923, 11.23, 1l.SS a. m, -'l2.36, llS, 220, 31S,
s.2s, S54, 40l, 446, sos SIS. 5.si. $50, SOS.
$40, 6.55. 7S1. ll.2s. 11.2S p. m. and 1921
Accommodation.6so 7sO. 9l2 1926 a. M,
1.2S. S25, 404. 44s, 627, s.SS, 1922, and ll.Ss
D. m.
Evening journal., 1901-03-04

Schedule In effect November ., 100
All trains Illuminated with Pintsoh
Ifphf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
CITY HALL.

Property-ownsrs affected by the
proposed plankiug and sidewaiklnE
OF Third and Fifth avenues from
Pine to pike streets. and ~ Pine
street from Third 10 FIFTH avenue
have filed petition u the city
cosncii protesting against the reso-
luton for Improvement. II recitss
that FIFTH avenue is already plank
ed. that the travel on the other
streets IL - slight. owing 20 the
grade. that the paving would be IN
necessary. especially - the streets
are hard and always free from mud.
The petition declares that the side
walks are generally good. but when
this is not the case the property
owners vii make repairs They
ask that Improvement be delayed
until the business warrants brick
paved streets and cement sidewalks.
The dyna morneter tests 70 get data
for establishing a physical stand
ard for hrsmen and policemen. we're
finished this morning with the eH-
animation 81 nine policemen Secre-
tury Grout ~ the civil service com
mission. n nHw working on the
standard. His plans will be sub
rnitfed 70 the board for approval.
They are expected 20 provide n prac-
ticaiIy perfect test 81 the physical
fitness - applicants for the police
and IRE departments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
WEPT AWHILE,
THEN FEASTED

ALLENTOWN, Ia. April n Reu.
ben Nomich, a wealthy retired farm
er. Was buried today Romich was
known as the friend Of tramps be-
cause he was never known 70 refuse
hobo food and shelter he enjoy
Cd the highest respect and esteem of
tramps. Dozens who had enjoyed
his hospitality for years past fol
lowed his coffin 20 the old cemetery
churrhyard. several miles from hla
home, and shed tears az tha body Of
their beuefactor vas lowered into the
grave.
Romich was a Kind hearted Ger
man farmer, whose every deed was
governed by the Golden Rule. He
lived All his lie on the farm Whcfs
he died. As many as 30 tramp=
acre led and lodged In a single day
- him. Rumieh's hospitality was
always appreciated. and no tramp
ever took advantage - his kindness.
He had but one ruie-that mate hes
must - removed from the paCkcts
before entering the barn. and this
was always observed. a. MAS also
the mo smoking allowed" siEn
After the funeral service all the
maurners from faF and near. mum
bsriuE several hundred. were feast.
"a az the old homestead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
HE WILL PAY
ALL HE OWES

NEW york. April T. derson
Oppanhrim. attorney Tot Lewis e.
kHuury. Who nrd % Mexico last
July. leaving debts amounting to
gspo 600 has anHpuncri that all ~
his clients creditors VIII be- paid la
fufi by TfwkahuA
pupruhsIm hna just returned from
the city 81 Mexico. where be con
fvrreA with hts client tlr tells au
interesting story OF TewkHhur} aiurr
his departure Leaving here with
"a trIHe over tlooo tu his pocket
said Oppenhslu. This adventurous
man went e. Mexico r. adjust SOME
mining difficulties iu which he was
involved Instead az returning East
he established himself lee pruCeiy
style in an unies In the erity 81 Mex
Iru Ito succeeded ia securing inn
UuHtnut government contracts from
President uiar Ito amhrsrd e for
tune sufficiently large 90 enable him
60 make arrangements Tor a fun
settlement Of hiH debts here Mt
uufu he had made success 81 his
operations IN MeNieo WaH he recos
nifrd a. the fugitive banker Tie
had concealed his IDENTITY under the
assumed name II Louis Thnfus he
L. now In the mining business in
south America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16

over ta the superior court on Il
charge of burglary
The hearing Of J. ~. Farrell.
charged with rubhinK Mabel Wake.
WAS continued iu the police court to-
day until ThutndaY.
Fred johnson. said 90 he clever
three card monte man. was placed
under arrest by Detective Wuppen-
stein last night
YIN a. Johnson was yesterday
afternoon bound over tu the superior
court hY Justice Cam on 10 charge ~
larceny hy tmheKElcmeHt bonds
were nxsd at $500 The complaining
witness la Cleo. " Morhtnn The
sum 81 money involved ia 1850.
! burke and J d simmons. all
lrErd confidence men. were arrested
nHt night hf Detective Powers on
suspicion.
s II waterbury. tho oregon fuRls
tive arrested last week hs Detective
Lame. viii be Hfraigued IN the police
court this afternoon.
y Gouriey. proprietor Of The BELLE
VIE saloon. arrested Saturday by
the police ON IL charge ~ embezEis-
meut Will be given a hearing ia the
police court this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
he WILL NEVER
DO 1T AGAIN

saaph n. Leopold. travelling
sslesrn4n residing in Seattle. has
"a a petition ln bankruptcy in the
rnltee states court. In which he
sshe6ulss debts 70 the amount Of
fas4 ~ IT.
Leaposd. with william Friedman
ss1 Morris Friedman. formed a
partnershtp under the firm name 81
Fr,sarau. Leopold g Co. IN chi
ago. condactink a n wholesale cloth
< house In tss3 Leopold with
srsw from the firm but allowed his
szase 20 BE- ccatinuet.
nafinz the paIie of 1919 the com
nay failed and Leopold BY reason
Il ths continuance - his name IN
~ arm became legally responsible
- Z share q its indebtedness. lie
has scrrenaered all his property 70
~ creditors Of the firm and nov
ssss e relieve himself from Iiabil-
~ a the tehss remaining unaatls-
ed Leupole assets are now Sfss.
~klsh Includes wearing apparel,
rzsh - hand. ore SHARE OF stock.
salssf At 80 and 80 shares Of stock
la q aiming company. face value OF
E-sSe actual value. nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
CRAZY MAN
IN HARNESS
Especial Correspondence

DENVER. Col. April IL Every
body who saw Joseph Michhsia pa
rading through the streets wearing
q set 81 harness thought NJ Nah pay
inK an election bet. ard laughed
ia the hilarious crowd that follow
ed him until IL zreN Tired. The pa-
licsman shared the popular impress
sion. and made no att mRt 60 arrest
the man. After wandering all
night Mtchaeis WaH found at 2ith
and Walnut streets at I o'clock In
the morning and sent to the city
jail
The police surgeon pronounced
him insane. Mi5haels began his
wanderinRa about Z o'clock the pre-
vious afternoon Re was wearing q
complete set % harness. and had
kalkcd through the alleys and
streets Of the downtown district
through crowds IT shouting people
lie paid no attention 20 shouts 81
who did you vote for
pafroimnu Morley found him
asleep behind a billboard
Let me alone. said Michasls. 7
am "A horse. and am working every
day. Ny driver kicked M. and I
ran away and broke the buggy an To
pieces
In the soil he refused TO eat break
fast. and begged the TALLER % send
him sone hay. saying that he was
starYfar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
lNSNARE YOUR
UNCLE SAMUEL

WASHINGTON. u e.. Apru Ia
pflciai reports frum the Philippines
o. the surrender Of insurEeuf bodies
have peculiar feature. II O. that.
In proportion O. she number % nEh'=
inE men who come in and promise 10
b. Saod, the enumeration - weapons
- ridicuiouHly small II would loak
on is face. aa IL the Fiulpinns re-
Eardef var a. a wholesale boxiuz
match.
IL has been learned At the war do
partment that the FiiinlHn@ are do
ing a thriving business IN Obsolete
firearms. Uncle Sans representa-
lives pay SO 90 zach rscnnrlisd In
surEeut vi no sufrenders gun along
~fth himself The Filipino gives up
= weapon ~ isfn worth perhaps.
sentiment Included. 81 or o. The
valuable rlars. however. are re-
tatned for future use
The supply - such supcraunuated
mssksts. unfortunately Tor the en-
trrprlsiuE Filipino. 10 not enuHi o.
the demand China and the South
Seas have been laid under stress %
continue the exchange.
when the var ard surrender shall
have ended the United states. it ~
declared. viii have the mnHt complete
collection u antique firearms iu
the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
u. S. DETECTIVES.

Uncle SANS large ana we'll organ
Ized secret service - made up mostly
Of men who come properly under the
head NJ detectives with police pow
era. but It has Its class Of bona-nde
spoilers. whose entire duty ~ r. 10
iuRraflate Themselves With persons
suspected ~ having designs 10 evade
the custom house duties and 20 warn
the baggage inspectors at this end Of
the impending swindie. In clever
ness. address and adnptability the
secret service apOtter f. easily Al the
head of bis profession. and even
ranks With the trained experts of the
European diplomatic corps. ~ IL
essential that he should be q man
Of the world. for he must associate
with all kinds Of people on equal
terms. He has no hyed abode, but
lives In various European capitals
v hen he II not on shlphoard where
h. Is much II the time lie must
never let himself be In the slightest
degree suspected.
There H. always n number ~ these
agents IN Paris. because Of the great
American trade there. They live
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
FIRE MARSHAL
CLAIMS AGENT
Both Will Have TO Stand Civil Ser
vice Examinations.

Fire Marshal kellogg aud Claims
Agent hunniH viii have o. compete
with other applicants fur their poat
uuna This WAS decided hv the civil
sstN Tee commission luat ulEht com
missioner husheH said THE morning
that There wuH ne nEht ln prospect
ana that the commission had order
81 advertisements of these two plae.
- tut the examinations FRIDAY
The commission contention. "
said NJ. Hughes. is that these two
positions Hre clearly under tho civil
service rules. The charter names
certain offices which are exempt and
declares that all others HHr in the
classified service. subject tn the
usual rules The places 20 fire mar
ahai and claims agent not being
AHenE those excepted, undoubtedly
fall Into the classified service. The
council could not change this fact.
even II Il wanted e. do 30. a. the
council has no powers except those
tt derives from the charter. There
VIII be no dght The tneumheuts
must enter the competitive vNafnin-
aunns# After the result n annouur-
eel the commission viii uo longer
certify salaries fur these officials uu-
less they should be reappoiuted aft
vr passing thU examinations
Gardner kellngE was appointed
nre marshal 10y Mayor HuWrH when
the new ordinance went into erect
two months ago. lie has already III
Cd an application far the eKamlua-
ton. J. II. Dennis wpn appointed
city efaim agent by Corporation
counsel Humphrey when the nov
offlee Was created a week aeo.
The statement that "a aght between
TIE council ard the commission e ln
prospect cannot b. subatantihtsd
The councilmen who have expressed
an opinion, said they were satisfied
TO see the positions 90 Into tbs civil
service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
WITH WINE
AND QUOITs
Hilarious jewellers Startic
Phila deIphis.
Especial corrcspondrneel

PHILADELPHIA. ra-. April IL
A watch more o. less dovan make
mueh difference to jrWrier This
fact vas made apparent iu the cafe
81 the Continental hotel the mora.
ms after IN. banquet nl the Jewel
ers club. The liquif rrfteHhmeut
that had been consumed the night
before atill had an sxfrilAFatinE Ct
feet upon half dozen Of tbs out
Of town guskis. who had adjourned
10 the cafe for further HbatiunH.
Nuthing but champagne was aps ned
Ter perhaps an hour. and the Thirsty
jewellers had about enhn uatsd their
ingenuity IN the Wuy Of deKtsiug
schemes 90 sec Who should pas faf
the vine. The finur % thu cafe II
composed - marble tiles in alternate
black and white squares. This uuE
gestrd an inspiration 10 one of the
crowd.
I'm tell you WhAt lets ia. - he
shouted. lie proceeded Co mark the
center ~ on. ~ the white tiles with
a peReil Zee that mark Well.
well stand ten feet away and pitch
our watches aud the fellow Who
comes farthrst from the center buys
the wine.
This suggestion Vas received with
loud acclaim aud VAS Immediately
carried out Gold watches u she
most expensive kind were unlocked
from chains and tossed Ike ifuu
quoItH on the marble Hour. 10 the In
tense amarsment - the other people
in the cafe. Crystals and works
were crashed with each throw. but
the owners dldn.t seem 70 care in
the least After the loser had orr
dered the next round - wine. and
~ had been consumed the battered
watches we're again produced. and
the Jewellers kept up their costly
game 81 quoits for an hour or more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
TO BRING SUIT
AGAINST G. -.
Among Other Things City Council
Calls r. r. to Account.

At the city council meeting last
might there WuH much Amusement
over tho report ~ Melody choir us
park commissioner ana his oGrr to
take charge nt improvements, "at
the nominal SALARY of ts,uuo
Councilman Murphy then offered
a humorous motion that Mr. Panty
be appointed bike policeman
Taking uu business mat terH. thu
council Nated tn defer the Third auI
Firth avenues plnukiuK resolution
fur one week The same action WuH
taken an che King street sewer aud
The flrHt avenue vest measure
The bill Tor paving FIRST hiil
streets with asphalt was passed. uu=
der suspension uf the rulrH
Resolutions Tor laying water mains
We're passed aa follows Siustsvuth
and Fifteenth uVvuuaa. from NrHirr
Nay o. EuHl jefferson street. Bel
mont avenue. from East linton 10
East Howell street. Fact Howell
street from Beimun % Hoy istan ave
nue.. liaylHtan avenues from seneca
street Co Denny way
The proposed grading aud rurbluE
~ Seventh avenue west. between
Caller and uihine streets, NuH puHt
puued indefinitely
Two applications Tor zd=yeuf
year franchise fat putting boxes at
street CORNERS aud collecting trash
we're received from the Seattle 1911
Posting 60. ard Albert ~ Wise. 4
hiIl was introduced tu provide Tor
this work under the ettyH control
Ths @ A. Enofosohiaa.
The haafd ~ public works wac Ia
sfruCtrd a. notify al persons 90 ,uf-
pofHtlnns IA hove buildings are lu the
line ~ King street. "a move every
think bat the ruai buUkrts. This as-
don enH Que % thr councils dinfuFa
cry. Published exclusively ia the Rtar
several weeks 49,. that the Great
Northern hallway is eurruar hing au
the street. The corporation counsel
VAS instructed to btlrE sun against
the company The raat huukrfa mat
tluH
Tho sewers committee reported tn
favor ~ repeating thr ordinance re-
quifIHH connections 60 be made un-
der the supervision ~ the Eurnfin-
tandrnt - streets ard sewers Pres
dent rfrhtan called Sit BiHhH TO
the chair and took the floor speak
ing against the proposed repeal az @
backward step The report ~aF
adopted 1 motion uhr then made O.
refer the "a hole subject II piumbluE
O. thu committee ~ the Whole II
VAS adopted
The nrs committee was Instructed
70 report next Munday night - thHt
the neW building bill can - dis
GUESSED With the plumbing bih a. a
special session the following frt-
dav
Hearing au the assessment rolls
Ter the Ehsf Pike street and The
camstack street improvements was
set
Resolutions declaring Intention %
order the following improvements
Wsre adopted Twenty fifHt avenue.
cement aidrwalhH Ntnth avenue.
grading Taylor avenue and Aloha
street sewer Thomas street, grad
ing and siar#utkIna flumWrf
street. bride reading and riifN ak
Ing second avenue. sidewalk hnfs
rtaua street ard East Thomas street,
cement sidewalks Harvard avenue.
grading and sldewaikiuE-
Many new hills wrru introduced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16

ordered by Judge Grimm 60 ray
tlaa and costs 81 her suit for divorce
against SAlNanuH n Alexander.
A motion t. rrtaN eosta IA the
case Of sarah Crockett against Hugn
n. Crockett. WAS Eranted hY Judge
Gfifrn yesterday. Thr defendant
was also permitted 10 draw SOS Tor
costs from the bank.
The case 81 the state ~. u. NJ.
i.aWkius, accused of aaanultinE Luz
ellie Hodges On March n, MAS set
for trial en April e.
Z. 4. Finite, charged with permit
tins nieklr-iu the slot machine 10
be operated ON hts promises. was
given unut next Saturday Co plead.
Ei Roberts aud r. J kscley. ac.
cused - rubbing J Christensen ~
articles valued a. ESQ on March st.
entered a plea ~ not guilty.
T ucty and T Donly charged with
kidnuplug frankie bingham. ON
Apfil 3 last. pleaded not guilty.
stevens Tyler has commenced div
orce proceedings against Harriet Ty-
Ter on ground ~ abandonment and
cruelty, The parties were married
In New Hampshire on Feb. A., tSN6.
Iudse Griffin Yesterday heard
arguments In the ease ~ ] ~. Lucas
AGAINST kinE county, FOR 800 salary
as Justice of the peace ~ ballard for
the month ~ March The case was
taken under advlssment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16

at the fashionable hotels. aud live
the life apparently of nauouta aud
houlvtardiera. Ia all lines OF trade
thai concern dutiahte Eoede they ntc
experts aud no large purchase hy an
American An rarla rs unknown to
thrm. Their circle ~ nequaiutauev
is enormous, but nobody knows them
fut what they are. In one way 81
another they eantrlNy 20 nuke thu
acquaintance eft any person whom
they suspect aud uunrtcututiuuHlN
hut uHrgmittinHly truil him Many
u time some man who has made q
heavy purchase az diamonds or lureu
and He dlppnaed Ut them shat he ftlt
sure 81 hrinF able fo set thpm
through the port undIarof errdY has
been passed ON the dock las chance
acquaintance OF the voyage over
who. unareen presses u little note
into the hand 81 the customs ia
Hnrtttf. That note tells AN that thu
willy amuKHler would wish 90 Keep
secret bnd bis luEautv II mrruilrarlF
uuaaeked until the hidden articles
ary brought 10 iisht its has been
followed over hy the Hpatter Mon
employed In this line Ert good pay
ne hiEh as 80 daN hU " COSTS
them much o. live iu the manner In
which they mutt maintain them
selves = AluHirvs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
SUICIDE BY
GUILL0TiNE

SAN JOSE. cal. April is.--'Deatb
resulted from q cut IN the neck made
BY Ruillotiue operated with Huie.d-
al intent
This was the verdict rendered by
n eorouer's jury concerning the fate
Of John Connolly. a wpodehOpper.
whose body VAS discovered IN his
cabin.
conuelly'H R1iiIlotlne vas rugged
IN with boards strings and an Ak.
The Ak. well Hharpened, had been
auapendsd in wooden groove as
high hove the block az the low
roof of the cabin would allow. a
string was attached 10 the blade.
then iooped from above 20 the floor
near the block.
Connolly evidently lay upon the
floor and turned his face toward the
blade above him with his hand he
severed the cord. and hla life went
out with the fall ~ the weapon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
NORDSTR0M AFTER
ANOTHER TRIAL
Tan Years Ago He Committed
Murder and Still lives.

renFStay Proseeutiug Attorney
,.gsr s FULTON Will leave FOR
sshlnstaa. n. - e represent the
-, h the Noraetrnm murder ease.
$500 - ReinE taken 90 the supreme
.,.st al the united states fnr the
$50 time IN its history.
N-Als "a an appeal frum the fudg
- AZ the United states circuit
49, .'..st fof the district 81 Washington
sss,ins Nordsgrom q writ IT hahvz
= corpus
-ssri,s NorlsIrom murdered
v',ise Mason ia cedar mountains GA
- E 1871. he WAS convicted by
.,yv in the superior court vf Nlns
e,.ssty on January Is lks2 and sea-
..,t IL D. hanged thr follow ing
s,,n Thereafter hts ease was APP
go a. thV supreme court % the
- and the Judgment II the low
:. ssurt was Affirmed The appel
49, instituted habeas corpus pro-
stnss in the circuit court Of the
ssrif,i states. and the application
- denied. An appeal WAS taken
en-. the Judgment denying the writ.
- .rpeal beink dismissed and the
sss<nsnt OF ghs lower court AFFIRM
IN Aprll la. 1879 q was rvpro-
ss~t.A that the appellant had be-
s,,,,s insane subsequent 60 The an
.,,.rc.rlant ~ the sentence. There
,..,, ! commission % physicians
- appointed O. inquire into the
-,s,taf condition Of the appellant.
re comuiSslon reported that appel
t.rf vas saue. whereupon the su-
,syi,r court proceeded Co ~ a date
~ the execution.
ne defense gave notice 81 appeal
sss~t the order Of the court hxinE
- aAy ~ execution
ree super or court has been called
unoe thrre tfuss O. Az a DAY Tor the
execution. each time deferred By an
.nreal from the order ~ the court
/, i thought that the settlement
n ne question now pending before
- United States supreme court
~ hrlnx the ease much nearer TO
lose. and Nerdstro's NAY yet Be
rrsse 70 atone FOR his tut crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
Unklnd, But True.

Among Eugllahmen who come TO-
America d british author. ar. Bach
Hll oHumrfHfes the parsons sun, the
fortune hunter the moral idiot the
remittance man and the HpurtHmHu.'
II tH n clever and comprehensive
catalogue, but u omitH one IT the
types most interesting 20 Americans
the HUauHfhtf younger SON
sent ~ the Slater 10 seek q for
tune hr has never been able 90 nud
at home or 10 avoid maturing crop
IF Wild eats