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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-08-20

were peeresses in their Jewels and cor
onets and crimson robes and other lovely
women rejecting the graces and the
| beauty of foreign lands. There was
united almost all grades OF civilization
aad almost all Of the religious beliefs
common among men. There the repre-
/ seatatives Of republican simplicity
1 touched elbows with the representatives
of constitutional royalty and with those
who still adhere to the rule OF autecrdcy
and despotisna The east met the west
within the historic walls and Indian
| princes with pedigrees and family ira
ditions dating back for thousands Of
years gazed upon the same scenes with
representatives from that land OF yester-
| day--Australia.
! Lacking i'm Display.
/ Amid such scene as this King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra were crown
ed. They drove from Buckingham Pal
ace to the abbey in the royal state coach
drawn by eight eream-eolored Flemish
horses-the same used by the late Queen
| Victoria in the year OF her jubilee. The
route to the abbey was ablaze with dec
orations and was lined by vast numbers
of people. There were vacant places en-
many of the stands, however, for a large
share of the gightseers gathered for the
coronation last June have since scattered
over the continent, while some returned
to their homes in America and in the
| provinces.
Tue Intensity Of the enthusiasm aroused
over the coronation date in June had died
out to a large extent and the scenes in
the streets as well as in the abbey were
tame compared with what they would
have been had the coronation taken place
in June. In the abbey there was not the
picturesque and imposing audience that
would have witnessed the coronation in
June. There were no foreign princes In
attendance and the special ENJOYS who
came to London for the coronation in
June had returned to their homes. The
gathering was thus more OF a domestic or
rather of an imperialistic nature. The
colonies through their premiers were well
represented and the picturesque touch
was added to the gathering by the Indian
princes.
Ceremony of Coronation.
The ritual of the coronation was cur
tailed greatly and no unnecessary strain
was laid upon the King The ceremony
did not last longer than an hour and ply
sicians were on hand in case there should
be any demand for their services. All
superfiuous prayers and functions Were
omitted. The coronation of the King was
carried out by Archbishop Temple and
the amounting and browning of Queen
Alexandra by the Archbishop of York.
While the postponement of the corona.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-08-20
MISS Hay TO WE'D.
VIII BE Married to James w. Wads-
worth, L., SEPT. 30.

Nj. Alice Hay VIII be welded 70
Iame. ". Wadsw0rth. Ir.. son Of Rep
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-08-20
THE CORONATION CHAIR.
A Most Interesting Piece of Historic
Furniture.

All British rulers have sat in this chair
to be crowned. The chair is one of the
most interesting pieces of historic furni-
ture that lists; as a venerable witness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
KNOWS THE
MISSING MAN

In Thursdays Star was printed an
Item concerning the dianppcarmuce
% G. A. Lord. a young man WIS
lives on LaFkln street near th- sify
hail. san Francisco.
r. " Abbott ~ t24 Federal street.
this city, read the article and stated
today that young Lord was his ROOM
mate on a voyage 10 Nome on the
Iinanuke In June 1888. also on the r.
turn voyage on the Nelson IN sept.
~. 1879. Lord told Mr. Abbott that
he had come down from Nome bee
cause Of an injury which n certain
young lady received by being thrown
from a bicycle. Lord was nppar-
entity deeply Interested IN the girl.
though whsther abe was his wife or
sweetheart. he did not Say.
Mr. Abbott later saw Lord on the
streets here with n young lady. and
afterward heard that he had gone
East 10 raise money with which to
operate Alaskan claims.
MFR Abbott In 81 the opinion that
should the young lady IN question
see this article, she could perhaps
give accurate Information 20 y. NJ.
Lord Of 3o5 Larkin street. San Fran
cisco. as 20 the whereabouts % his
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
HUESTIS'
SURPRISE
0lympians Believe Ii a
Wilson Victory

OLYMPIA. Jan. iS-The an
nouncoment received here for the
first time this morning. that Col
ieetor Hucstls has been asked to ac-
cept roappolntment TO the custom
house at PORT Townsend. comes as a
distinct shock and surprise 10 con-
testing parties who had exerted their
influence. local and national, 10 land
the plum for candidates OF the re-
spectiVs factions. The announcement
Is conceded 20 be distinct victory
Tor tho Wilson wing.
Collector Heusgls recently moved
his family 70 Olympia. where Il Is
now domiciled. and had repeatedly
expressed a wish that he might live
the remainder Of his life In Olympia.
He had declared his intention 10 re-
tire from public life upon the ap-
p0tntmcnt Of his successor ssunlesn IL
became necessary 10 make personal
sacrifice" which was interpreted 10
mean that he would accept another
term rather than Jeopardlka the In
terests OF his friends by allowing the
Office 20 fall into the hands OF the
opposition. backed by the anti WA
son forces.
Governor Mcbride. accoFnpa MED bv
his private secretary. left for MI
Vernon this morning and expects 20
b absent from the capital several
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
ATHLETICS
IN COLLEGE
Take a New Direction This Time
SirFents Suspended

Two university students. Edward
Fox and Guy Ford, fought ten fast
rounds TO a draw last night In the
attic Of the % ia dormttoTy. This
IL the climax ul "a series Of sub rosa
contests carried on unknown 20 the
faculty
Roy Fox acted AZ second for his
brother. while A. Moran. Ford r
trainer. acted as hts second. CHS
Fitzgerald was referee.
quito u few students Witnessed the
affair. although 81 was supposed TO
have been kept secret
IL had been previously understood
that the contest was 10 be purely a
scientific one. the boy making the
greatest number OF points to be de-
olarcd the victor,
The contest was stopped at the
end 81 the tenth round by the sec-
uuda
The faculty learned Of the AFFAIR
this morning. and az n result Guy
Ford. one Of the principals. and Jesse
Moran. his second. have both been
suspended from the preparatory
class by Principal J. y. Gould. The
other boys will likewise be suspend
ed. Il Ia said. by their respective pro-
fessorB for the balance OF the term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
MRS. MTYIBRlGM
TO BIZ IPERIDONlISID)

william 8. Chandler. son Of the we'll
known lawyer Of Mobile, Ala Her
mother. who IL now the Baroness de
Roques. was Carrie r.. Hoibrook, Of
New York. Florence y. Chandler
met and married James r.. Aaybrick,
Of Liverpool. about Is years ago.
Kffsrts Of Americans
Americans have not failed to ex-
press sympathy for Mrs. Maybrick.
FROM time 70 time In the many
years that she has found her world
behind the bars Of Working prison
powerful friends on this side 81 the
Atlantic have labored in her behalf.
In the death Of James g. Blaine
and walter Q. Gresham. Mrs. May
brick lost stsnch friends. They fully
believed In her innocence, and gave
free expression Of their opinions on
all occasions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
DlRIG0 IN FROM
ALASKAN PORTS
Brings News Of a Supposed Traa-
edy on Lake Ailln

The steamer Dirigo. OF the Alaska
Steamship Company. Captain Mo
CrcKor. from Lynn canal. arrived at
Seattle last night The steamer
brought down "a passengers. includ-
Ing four from Dawson.
She had "a cargo ~ 90 tons ~ Alas
Ma flrh and concentrates. The Of
ficsrs % The steamer bring news OF a
tragedy which occurred on Atlin
lake. During a heavy snowHtorm
there on December Is a man BY the
name Of Barney Wilkins. with three
dogs and a sled. left Taku City. fol-
lowing tho royal mail teams
Since then nothing has been heard
OF him and II IN believed that he
was lost in the auowHtorm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
LASTS ONLY
3 ROUNDS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. is.--
The contest between Tom Sharkey
and Peter Mahsr. which was to go
elk rounds. was called on last night
IN the third round after n hippo
drome attempt 10 put up any kind OF
a show 20 take down the money.
Before the fight came OF the Law
and order Society had both men ar
rested and placed under bonds to
give nothing more than an exhibit
ton sparring contest. 20 they were
not allowed 10 go al each other with
any vim. and the fight was called of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Federal Civil Service

The secretary Of the local board of
federal civil service examiners has
received notification that an exam
nation viii be held here January 20.
II viii be held in the United states
court rooms, corner Fourth avenue
and Marion street.
The applicants 70 be examined are
eight from this part of the state.
They wish TO compete for civil sery-
lce positions as typewrlters and ste
nographera IN the Philippines. The
local board VIII conduct the exam
nation. Assistant Postmaster Col
kett ~ president Of the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

SURRENDER

WASHINGTON. u. C., Jan. L.
The war department. received dan-
patch this afternoon telling OF the
surrender 81 as insurgents 20 Gen.
Wade at Cchu. T.. I, Immediately
after the surrender Of their arms she
retives took the cath o. allegiance
10 the United states and we're then
liberated. Many ~ the wesueEa
turned In we're ~ the latest pAttrfn.
ard All we're well supplied with sm-
u4uuttinr.
The Island % cehu iu one 81 thu
largest IN the Philippines and con-
tains the city - finiio the second
largsat In the Philippines, The com
piess qualification ~ this island Is a
great step towards peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
UNITED Mine WORKERS
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 1s.--
The annual national convention OF
lea opens IN this city Monday.
Throughout the day the credentials
committee has been busy receiving
the delegates at tho headquarters of
the organization.
All Indications point TO the most
representative convention In the his
tory OF the organization, over 100 600
organized men being represented
while many thousands Of men who
are not formally organized viii also
be Indirectly represented. The Joint
conference. which follows the con
vention, VIII be attended by 300 or
400 Of the leading coal operators OF
Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, pennsyl-
vania and other states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

LONDON. Jan. is.-Baroness de-
~.s.sA mother o. Mrs. Florence
.s,f<k. Who Il serving a life SEN
~ the alleged murder OF her
=. 'az1' = confident that her daugh-
e... 49,. soon Be pardoned. She
-, - Today that she had received
~ 'nelai aszurancss that a par
~ ~ you'd come during the corona :
n.a esiebration.
a.. = Story has revived interest in
go, = ne worid's most Interesting
r.' = -, Mn. Aaybrick was found
ir.-'s. p ne murder o. her husband,
rsss 2 Maybrick. The home sec
, ,sey yiel1ing 10 the eufreaflee 81
- 'c pfomlnsnt men, among them
,sr,.a '.1''es Russell. commuted the
''''s @ imprisonment for life.
NJ. q rFszilsat Fsmny
~ haysriek Is a daughter Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

Besides these states the deleEa ties
to the miners convention represent
Iowa, West Virginia, Kentucky, Ala
bama, Wisconsin, Arkansas, Ne
hraska, Kansas, Indian Territory.
New Mexico, Virginia. Texas and
other states. There are representa-
tivea from several states that here
tofore have never sent delegates. The
miners national organization Is the
largest single labor body I'm the
United States.
The convention, which begins Mon
day, VIII elect a president. secretary
and treasurer, an executive board
ana other officers and delegates 20
the next convention Of the American
Federation OF Labor. John Mitchell
win be reelected president. as viii
Seoreatry Wilson. Mitchell IL sery-
ing his second term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
REV0KES PERMIT

The Board OF Public Works today
revoked the recently granted permit
10 the Seattle Electric Company to
build a curve at the corner OF Tween
ty-third avenue south and Jackson
street, pending a settlement OF a
controversy OF the people OF that dis
trlct and the company. The object
OF the curve In 10 take the Jackson
street line people to the city over
the Rainier height line and james
street and convey Rainier heights
people over the Jackson street line
This the jackson street patrons OBJ
ject to. claiming that II gives the
Rainier heights people an improve
ment Of service at the expense OF the
Jackson street residents
The Seattle Electric Company was
ordered to change their telephone
boxes on poles. They are claimed TO
be too low and a menace to the
public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Repub lean Club Banquet

Invitations ARE out for a banquet
10 be given by the Young Mems RE-
publican club at the Lincoln. corner
Fourth avenue and Madison
street. on Friday evening. January
q. Scott Calhoun viii be toastmas-
ter and prominent Republicans Will
speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
PROF. lAFFERTY
Is DEAD

ELIESSBURG. Jan. iS-Prof. /.
\ Laserty died az his horne In this
~ At O'Clock this morning after
: trief Illness. He was one OF the
ress prominent educators IN the
Hxts ard 4 leader In the order OF
Oh Fellows. He recently passed his
ne birthday. The funeral viii take
racs Sunday afternoon. and II Is ex
f<red that school teachers from
nzny surrounding towns win be II
ts<ndance-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
WHOLESALERS
ARE ARRESTED

In pursuance with an action taken
by the Retail Liquor Dealers Assoc
citation some time ago complaints
were filed IN the police court today
against seven Wholesale liquor dea4-
ers who are alleged 10 have been
selling to the consumer or 10 the re-
tail trade.
The complaints were filed against
and warrants issued for Cooper q
Levy, w. Wolf A. Co, w. III. Han,
Joe Isevlnson. J. Aronson, Augusta
J.. Jensen, J. -. Rogers. The com
plants are all sworn to by H. s..
stone, acting for the association.
The men charged are principally
the owners OF delicatessen about the
city who sell liquor 10 the trade In
small quantities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
ELECT OFFICERS

A lively contest for the presidency
OF the Fifth Ward Republican club
resulted last night In the election OF
w. w. Mcclure by vote OF 70 TO 6S
for ]. NJ, Wrestling.
A constitution and bylaws report
ed by the committee which drafted
them was adopted unanimously.
The successful candidate for presi-
dent made a brief speech. and then
the remaining officials were chosen
by reclamation, ms follows: Vice
president. r. G, Calhoun, First pre-
cinct: secretary, X. Macintosh.
FIFTH; treasurer, H. Rief, Fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

NOW AT HOME
Tomorrow a House-Warming viii
Be Held in Reiiiied Church

Special services are 20 be held to-
morrow, both morning and evening.
at the Unitarian church. on Seventh
avenue. near Pike street. The Ecrv-
ices will be In the nature OF n house
warming. the church having but re-
Gently been redcdlcnted. 1t has been
decided by the society to center its
work at the church In the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
EXPLOSION
OF BOILER
Both Engineer and Fire
man Are Killed

v,f~raR. Ia. Jan. is.--while run
~. INTO this station the boiler ct
y ss..sxotive pulllng the flyer on the
- fsland railway exploded this
nN's.,rr. The engineer. VIM. Will
-. ara fireman. ]. W. Hoar.
- ,nrcwn through the air and In
va. -. conductor OF the train, bag
..s-nan ard two porters sustained
49, injuries. but Il Is thought
- Ell recover. One OF the men
-. nay crushed by fiytng wreck
r.nr rassen9cr coaches were DO
..a.s "a thrown down an embank-
meat. ~ heyond bruises none OF the
s.,rrrsrrs xeEe injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
HAS ODD IDEA

LONDON, Jan. tS--Misa waeker-
man. the beautiful American giri
Who became insane here several
weeks ago, doesn't iHnprnye as rap
Idly aa was expected. Che now Ia
bors under another strange haiiucin-
alton. She believes herself to be the
sleeping beauty Of fairy tale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
UNCLE SAM
IS ROBBED
Postoffice at Maple Valley
Looted by Masked Men

The sherif'H Office received the fol-
lowing telegram today from Maple
Valley.
sPortofflce and store robbed last
night by two masked men. one about
feet inches. black hair. the other
about feet inches. black hair.
weight about i55 pounds Amount
taken. ti33 In cash. pOcketknivcs.
Fazors. gold rings and Gun buttons. :"
The telegram was from W. ID. Glib
hons. who ia the postmaster and
stnrekeepsr. No details have been
learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
PRETTY WOMEN
AND KNOWN HERE
Two OF The Ladies OF The Manhattan
Company Are Local Fayoriies

Miss Lansing Rowan, leading
woman with the Manhattan COM
pany, is well remembered IN this
city BIZ reason OF her playing leads
here IN one Of the earlier Frawley
companies. Since leaving, Mr.. Fraw-
ley five seasons ago, she has achiev-
ed an enviable success on the met
roDolitan stage.
Miss Minnette Barrett Is another
Frawley girl who WAS n faYorife
here last year, and who Joined the
Manhattan company In New York
city. Her work as Mimi I'm "The
only Way" fully equals that Of
Katherine Grey in the same role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
HART STRONG

LONDON, Jan. is.-Hart. an Am
erinnn athlete who ~ trying 70 run
2G00 miles IN 70 days m the Royal
AQUARIUM, today at moor entered the
2gfh hour n the contest. ahead ~
his schedule by several hours. He
Ia running fresh and strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
KRAUSE IS
SENTENCED

lpSn0N. Jan. ls.--The Jury today
sant ur. kFanse. ex-governor OF
Lhannsshurg. guilty Of attempted
~Is5eme4nor ana he was sentenced
= two years Imprisonment.
ne more SERIOUS charge OF high
rsascn and melting Cornelius
nrwsxsnsar. the public prosecutor OF
,ksnresburg. 10 murder john
xx<As Foster. an English lawyer
~ rs on the stan OF Lord Rob
"a 1iied. Broccksrnan was exc
srsAty the British in South Africa
a. a. crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Relieved

WASHINGTON. d. e.. Jan. H.
The navy department announced
yesterday that the torpedo boat
GoldsborouEh would be finished at
che Puget sound navy yard and that
Wolg 4 Zwlcker. the contractors.
would be relieved from future re-
aponsibllity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Sl,KL.E:Y

~ ~ As'lkh., Jan. IS. The appeal
~ " hnaings and report d the
a., !. inquiry which Admiral
- plob<'Hes 2 present 70 Pres
oesss.. c0mplated. The
m sSs ss q the appeal win not be
II IA hAown Until after Il has neon
Win the president
u 1aiaifai VIII reach washing
~ sunday night on Mondav 1870
I'm 4. Immortality upon his re-
Msei ta1ssYthsf hsyu0r VIII 70 70
fess a ~. The appeal viii then be
brsslss....f signed and filed with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
CONGRESS-
IN BRIEF
Panama. Sic, 70l,445
Exclusion

WASHINGTON, ID. C, Jan. is
Kahn OF California today introduced
In the house the Chinese exclusloa
bill, which has been approved by the
California delegation OF the house
and senate.
Favor Panama
The report OF the iathmian canal
commission aa 10 the ACCESSIBILITY u
purchase By the United states OF the
Panama canal for $50, 900. 000 viii
probably be presented 10 the pres
idsnt today. The majority OF the
cgmmission favor the acceptance Of
this offer.
urgeAt Deficiency Bill
The urgent deficiency bin. carry
ing us.7ei.tis, Was reported to the
house today. IL Il probable that
with but few alterations u VIII he
p~sscd. as II has been given much
revision.
war Taxatien
The movement Tor a caucus OF Re-
puhlicans Of the house on the prop
osition 60 abolish all war taxes. vas
abandoned for the present, az the
request of Chairman Payne. who de-
nirea that action be deferred until
AatH hANAAAH az NWAAAAAf
and until he can set a final state
ment OF conditions from tha intern
al rsveaus department..
EHtsnd an Heaor
The senate COMMITTEES on post
offices today ordered a favorable re-
port on the bill 20 give Mrs. Mckin-
ley frankinE privileges, II ls an
honor which has been conferred In
but few eases before.
Believes FessmaSter
The judiciary COMMITTEES today au-
thoFiE.d Mason Of Illinois 90 intro.
duce bill relieving Postmaster
Coyns % Chicago from ali rcspon-
sihliity In connection with the recent
robbery Of titeo0 worth Of Htampa
from his office.
The committee also decided 20 ru-
port favorable on the nomination of
Judge Baker Of Indiana 20 be cir
cult judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
NOW SEEMS PROBABLE THAT
THE CoNSPIRAToR
DIR. WILSON" is NO MYTH
This Mysterious Individual Writes the STAR Purportng TO
Set Forth the Real Facts In the Notorious Brlb-
cry Case-Dr. Coe Remembers Him

| his eyes, that his wife had not taAt-
| ed food for several days / gave him
n couple of dollars and he then stat
ed that things would be all right
with him Ia "a day or two. that he
had sold his Salt Lake practice and
I the money for Il was en- route 10
him BY express.
Coulan't Worn II Twice
- few days later was IN my Of
I flee downtown when the same
couple walked IN. the heavy veil SIN
conceuiinE the features Of the nlleK-
ed wife. had heard meanwhile ~
several physicians Ia the city who
I had given up money na / had done
on the strength Of the norrowful tale
T told them. The couple did not APP
{ parently recognize me as one 81
their previous victims, and the man
started IN with the old story about
{ the salt Lake practice and the
money which was coming BY cN-
press. let him finish and then
( ala call In Yes. I told him what
thought We had no fight al
I though I ala tell him We would step
E out into the alley n he wished. The
E couple left me a moment later ana
I have not seen them since"
The star wirss vteteria
Dr. Gee proceeded % give the re-
porter na accurate "a description ~
{ Doctor Wilson" as possible. his
memory 81 the man being good, Otg-
E ing 60 the sensational manner IN
which they had parted With thls
{ information secured the Star last
night wired a fun statement % the
affair 20 lta Victoria correspondent.
with accompanying description, ask
f inE him 20 Interview leading phyHi-
I cinns % that city 20 ascertain " any
new doctor had made his appear
ancs.
/ Today the following despatch was
T received tending 60 confirm the IN
F formAtioz already obtained;
{. wiiseu Il There
Z Victoria, u. G. Jan. is.-''Doctor
Z wilson Il IN this city, lie wnr az
I the Provincial Royal Jubilee hos
pitnl yesterday and Visited wards
there. hu, did not give his name.
F lie Corresponds exactly with your de-
seription. ana wore brown oyercoat
E and gold trimmed rpectaeier. He con-
verned with one Of the hospital sur
Fedna and finally asked 20 be shown
{ through the institution. as he was
physician and a stranger IN Vic
torta.
That Or. Wilson" IL an individual
who has no regard for honesty 10 ap-
I parent from his statements. The
( further fact that he declines In the
Z letter TO the Star 60 reveal his true
name. and admits that he II going
under an ailas. tends 60 dIscfcfii any
/ assertions which he may make. The
only thing which does seem probable
/ is that Wilson" IL not a myth but
/ a somebody who has heen persuaded
I 60 get out az Seattle and stay IN VIC
4 t0Yia until the prosecutions ~ Law
/ son ard Stewart. with nraid 60 witt
/ ness. are concluded.