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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
VETERANS ARE
FLOcKING TO
ANNUAL MEET

DAYTON. ohio. oct iz.=The vafi-
uun railroad stations we're hilkr this
morning alth the hundreds ~ veter-
ans fnckiuE into the city from All
parts of The country 20 attend the
annual national eHCampuent ~ the
Union Veteran Legion. This h. how
ever buf the preliminary nhlfmiHh.
ana ffr ansiHuEht wtsi begin iH ear
=s--.l = sss sHsr issf kffT econ FHfffHWH Hff
fully completed. The executive COM
mifise met az ths Algonquin today
and discussed the financial affHifs
Of the legion. whieh are aid @ be In
good shape.
Cincinnati sill have a large dele
cation nu band Ia boom the eandi-
darr % General Jepfha Gnrrard %
that city Eos national commander.
Several other candidates are in the
field and the contest pronises r. be
lively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
JUMPED FOR
Their LIVES
Runaway Car on Main Street
. Jumped the Track and Several
Passengers Were Injured

h started on TIA mad race Tor the
Waterfront nvs mcH aud yuunH Elfl
The men rushed Tor the platforms ard
Jumped A. result several ~ them
sent heels ever head and were hurt
The yaung giri kFpt her sat and VS.
net Injured
The maturnan and conductor aises
remained at their posts. Sud hy man
fuiIy usEinE at the autiguatrd hand
brakes krpt the car from daHhiHE tt
destruction az the foot ~ the hin
supt kvmprtrr Vas stiii ofheiHilf
ignorant af the accident az % p
60 clock. although the motefnan and
cunsiuftar hnd BEEN seen tn hand Ia
their reports II the sunashup an hnuF
suflisF
All ths victims - the accident acre
able 70 reach thsiF eve homes without
AID from the company surgeons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

ny fumplnE frsm a runaway caf On
the Main strvct hin thia mornins at
5 oeiock. several passengers, who bad
entfustsd theis utss 81 the tender care
80 Seattle e eWnssl- ins tfoHten street tar
system. WE SEVERELY bruised
scratched aud eenrrauy shaken up
~ some miracle. huWrNtr. uoHadN WaH
very SERIOUSLY huFt
The car which was Unbound Eot
beyeud ehstrvi ~ the metorstan near
Seventh aNraur awiua "a che slippers
condition ~ she track and some defevt
"a the counter balance system. bnd
dashed Down tht steep grade at breaks
urcK speed autu &c reached the sharp
curve AZ tht soruer = Occidental ave-
nue. and Main straeT There q ltft the
rails and camr % a step la the middle
e thr thuFaHghfafe
Sis passengers Werv on thc car when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

SPOKANE. oct IA Geld tfoodef
murder was committed on Northern
Pacific rralsht train q sheft distance
wsst q the HauEfnan creek trrstle
shortly after clock last nizht
Elmer ratrts. - SPOKANE. sss shot
ard Instantly Killed ~ a thug fhr
Murderer ard bic eanitsanian then help
up q " FuikHrsou. Who waa ridinx
With patris. and afterwards forced
Taiksfnou e. leap from. the uuviuE
train
FuIheranu walked g. Spokane ard
taid fhn police his story The train
had arrived and b. tire lumbar esr
patfiess BODY paa found The man
Vas dad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
ANOTHER
-FfaaiiiinnFF
Prosecuting Attorneys Office
Could Not Convie, Boueke

The furY IN The ease - EHssus
hHurkH ths Insurance man fhaFHssi
with Fauisfs. uan unable O. aEres anh
Was d.se harErd ~ Superior judge
Bel a. d eloek Saturday ulsaf after
celebrating - haafs IN. trEsi ~
iiaarss lasted fuf sex fie l.
charged with haYins held ap and rot
bid ths niist family IN Ubelf hasns a.
Green Lake. Dee - Hc uaa pasis
lively idsutinst b. Mfs mics and
iswsirr stolen frusn her NAH later
fauud In hts usssss @ainn.
The case sll - tried again - anau
sa pasaibis. a. additional tIdsnss ean
~ secured. II tH aEsrrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

hshind me. The rhai blinded me fof
e mcmrns. ard then one Il N. msn
grabbed me while the other went
throuEh M poeketH and took ny
psrHu
Then theY told ne % jump uH ths
train. II vas HuinE prettf fast and I
hated C. fHmp ThsF told me % bs
guitk about a. and l jumped ~ ~
I rnt - { ssafd ore q them say 4
auesa 80 We ahai The othsf =-- --=
THAT ~aa The last ! saW ~ them
: could not dsssfths the men a. save
nv NE Neither 20 them vas mnskod.
NJ Impression ia that they we've hu-
hoes. Thsf ~sfs ronshif dressed aud
"a dars riathga. 49, near ne could
uahr uhf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
ACCIDENT
TO METEOR

The Globe Navigation Comuauy's
fruighter Meteor CAPTAIN Ames. was
disabled ou her trip from Seattle 10
Nome about October by the loss
~ her propeller. when within 100
miles 81 the northern part She was
laden with s,anp tauH of freiEht Of
the y. A. r. a 7. Co. by which
company she was chartered 60 make
the trip.
Two mon in small boat made
their way go Nome. arriving there
October s with the news Either
the steamer Eureka or Roanoke will
De dispatched 90 tow the disabled
vessel into port
The Globe Navigation Company
received Telegram Saturday tell
Ing of the accident The Meteor If
in no danger unless she encounters
storm before assistance arrives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
COUNCILMAN GETS
INTO TROUBLE

JUNEAU. Ost > Especial cerfe-
spaudrnes Robert l.. Hhil a Htsm=
hvr ef the eitY council and " n
Dietrich : soda HatsF solicitor.
haze been arrested on a charge =
swh~NzIlug q sea The complaining
witnesses are active members uf
TnEu Tribe No 3. = the Improved
Order - net MTn. and the alleged
etshsEaIsms taok place during the
time that Hall and uledrlrh we've
TREASURER amd sefrsf4ry 81 ths lodge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
.BYACID
ROUTE
Elijah Sloeum Committed Sui
eide by Poison Yesterday

Elijah glaeum committed suicide
yesterday IN the home ~ bic SON
Grant hl1cum. al the CORNER uf Sec
end avenue northeast aud Thirty
ninth avenue. ~ drinking eHrbalie
acid Mr. RIorum. Who HnH - ysarH
81 age. had been drHpoudsnt fDr
some time. ii- Hur porseaHed uf the
idea thai be- was getting old ana ~
liffle more use iu the world
He vent 10 hiH room yesterday.
tho family thought u good spirits.
Later the =au entered the room a1d
found hia father dead on the bed
Ii~ had taken a doHa 81 the acid In
FiaHH 81 whisky
The body wna removed 10 the But
ferWorth a sons WofEur and the
coroner notified ~ ths death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
BLACkMAL

Annie urawu. Nome dance hall
wnmAn. has preferred charges II
black against chief q roiir.
Wniiin Kfofd guuH Gilman , - utIi
and Fatrolmau Eaakstt - that ritY
The accused officers srrr arrested
and released nu 500 bail each The
prosecuting witness alleges that che
was forced 20 give up SEQ for police
protection. C-hlsf NaHIuRfard Is a
former Seattle man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
DIRECTIONS F0R USING
TAHZERS MIX TEST

Only mHk needed perform the test
vhseh u
af
drofs maTkea stir the
wil ff uk raddf pink color
ytsn ten labelled
and ean Il well
ard 10 = O.
vHIt
M color Whom nANgEIut the advises
. n
sbh ii 8gnas and the city health Of
will nohus will furnish double
proof n TIE - the milk
tested aside Tor about haur
even s slightest Htandng the
r. purple color
rhe who has such milk
delivered
a.
poison them whore
children cas- get hold =
mil special skill doubt
purity would advas SETTING special instrae
from he the application II this test
fault with YOUR ah De- NOT accuse your ml
but confirmation test ard
present VIII adnias What 70 rur
apply trace q fest n and the stain will dis
appear instantly
TO II advisable
tet4haas a small medie drurgtst
cut theasd them Nth The tcat
directions and follow them implicitly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
NEW MEXICAN
PROGRESS IS
SHOWN AT FAM

AInTDTfEpoTrE - N ucs a.
49, - t-is.i-5sa- 49, ssssssfs srtrssss "a
in this city today IL well calculated
20 causIncs the sksrtioai that New
Mexico ir entitled "a statehood. The
exhibits are numerous and Of a high
eIaHs ard show what New Mexico
has accomplished ia recent years In
the way Of developing her many
natural resources. The fruit exhibit.
showing the results Of irrigation un-
der the most favorable conditions, 10
worthy 81 particular note. The fair
IL 10 continue through the entire
wefk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
REE KING
GETS M
IN FAREWELL SERMON
VENTS HIS WRATH ON
MEMBERS WHO VOTED
TO END HIS MINISTRY

HAtstAhp ort & Rrrrrsnd q =
kIhE pastor = ths Ballard baptist
ehuryh has &C last resigned
IN farewell HefnHnn yesterday morn
90 hs closed hts ministrrtai career la
ballard ~ draHuuaiuE bic nsrk tn the
Hnst acathinE trfmH BE e0mpa red
thH church men issfshln aHtssouistir
g bis pastorats e. Judas lssaFigI
CnfistH dtsripiv sha betrayed HE
Master ~ith kisz. IL satarsvd On
this. feprsseutinE himself a. fhs inwif
Nasarsn~. shc bad been bFtraYr,i b
BE followers
Reverend KiHs did not show ap last
night ard thrFs NAH ma evening srrv-
ice At the ehusah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

WOUNDED

srss-s ~ s#rrftFf rvNEuuE TafnlN on
Huoda canal Saturday and alTd
from The effects - the wound a.
Providence husFttai yesterday morn
INK Nj carter. the owner a. the
camp. Was shooting n a skunk when
FROST stepped in fruut II the rifle
A steel facketrd bullet entered his
rirht side a. quickly as possible
h. was removed 60 Hrewsrton and
Their 20 Seattle
The trip - Seattle M weakened
Frusi thaf 10 vas iHupossible e. cpsr-
ate on him IS heb ~ arrived AZ the
hos pitai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
TWO HIGHWAY
ROBBER/ES

been arrested by the palics aud
Identified - the victim.
At 80 ocierk John Carlson. =
sailor Was beaten ard robbed bN
colarvd men uu the waterfront be
tween University and union streets
lie aaa robbed q So and left un=
conscious les ths street Ne rluf e.
the identity ~ she Robbers has been
found - the poiicr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

Two brutal highway rohberica, ere
OF which Melted tire thugs faa. we're
committed early this muyulug
August IDA. who ruouts IN the chi.
taEe house. near the cufuer - Cay
street and FIRST avenue, sas the
first Nteflm. lie vas assaulted and
robbed BY three men at t. 90 @ clock
For thts robbery Eruesr Muller and
John Hammer. two young men have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

one thousand two hundred sacks
Of oats which were soaked by salt
water tn the wreck Of the steamer
Northern LlKht. are 90 be used 20
feed hogs at la Conner, The uE
ulRCkcHt ia uuW huHily engaged IN
carrying the oats from the suukcu
vessel The machinery Of the vessel
was saved and will be used IN "a new
steamer Of design similar 10 the
Northern Light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
UNION rs or ACE

The Twenty FIRST anniversary u
the organization % Seattle Typo
graphical Union No. 90 viii b. crls
hratea Tuesday night al chriHten-
s@nsH hau A musical and literary
program has been arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

wa about e. oee5r A ear tsts Third
avAu~ raiur west before the car
ahead II Il had LET'S Ssgoud avenue
The -.4ssenN~rn ou the west bound
Thought that there would be a euias
slnu and jumped
Mr. Captain McCfarY vas bruised
40 badly that she had 10 b. removed
O. Prey idsuce. hospital n %
Wooden sustained fracture - tho
left 20 and }. N Anderson spfalued
HE nfEaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
JUMPED IN
4 PANIC

Several people we're bruised ard
otherwise Slightly injured ~ jump
tng from a Madison street ear en-
second avenue. Saturday evening.
when they feared that collision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
LAaoR MEerINos ronLaAr

brewery Engineers and flrsmfu=
Catpsutarr ball 1888 Fourth ave
Ballard Ship Carpenter Huker street
hail ballard
Electrical WORKERS No zi7 walt
rssFes' hall fr0 Second ave.
NewstayH ~ G. l. q. hall i5ns Sec
uuf ave.
plastefers= olympic halt ti0i'a Sec
aud ave
Sheet Metal WorkorA- Musioian'a
hail. Itz0 Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
WILL BUILD
TO LAYTON
Obstacles TO Construction OF
Railway Line Removed

According 30 Washington dispatch
the var department has waived lie
objections 20 the use of the govern
meut road 20 Port f.awton for the
construction 81 an electric road aud
10 r given aut thai tsr Seattle Flee
trie Company uill eomeuce the con
struriiuu uf q street railway line
early in the spring.
The Seattle Electric Company has
been WillinE to baiid a line "a the
fort for some tims. but has Insisted
on being accorded the use 81 the
government road BY the way of In
trrhaY. The var department how
ever has Insisted that the company
follow round about way through
the woods which IL claimed would
have been expensive on account Of
the steep grades
II 10 alleged that the change Of
front on the part ~ the Cos eminent
IH the result Of the recent gistt -
General Corbin 20 Seattle. IS ho. II r.
said. recommended that the request
Of the company be- complied With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
CAHHER/ES
INSPECTED

Revenue cutter Perry returned
from q trip 81 inspection to the
Alaskan cannerles yesterday after
noon. She WAS gone 81 dsys. Col
ouci Kusgaiu. special agent Of the
treasury department. inspected all
the canncrieR visited. kRriH G.
krauczunaE. special immigration
aHeut took the trip on the vessel and
inspected the Chinese there employed
10 learn II they had certificates en-
titiinF them 20 residence IN this
country
The pegry WIN await the arrival
here from san Francisco Of the rev
suuo cutter McCulloCh. which IN
towing to Port Townsend the tug
boat Arcata.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

Ecbert Ward was arrested yester-
dav on a charge OF assaultinE John
Grpcuwaid in a salon az the corner
af First avenue and Washington
street The assault. it is said. was
the result OF Greonwalds refusal 20
buy Ward "a drink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

NEW YoRK.-Afer marriage win John = D. Dunbar
Marie Ioveu Tgnt5
discovery that another
who r Dunbar
Or advanced fuunafa court
II DE az . ii plenty u flowers candy
and
Evening journal., 1903-05-04
WILD BEASTS FROM
ALL PARTS OF WORLD
Barnum and Bailey Show Has
Rarest Geological Speci-
mems of Any in World

OF the Barnum & Bailey Greatest
Show on Earth, which comes here on
Saturday, May 16, it lis said that it owns
and exhibits more rare animals than
any exhibitions in the world. and aside
from the attractions of the fine circuses,
double menageIfos, and hippOdrOme.
the grand spectacle and the spiendOr of
the aerial display it is worth many
times the admission fee to the show to
inspect the geological wonders.
Using the most modest language pos
sihle. it is only truth to say that it is
the best and most varied collection Of
wild. rare. and curious animals ever
seen. The animals of the rundnant
tribe are particularly rare, aud here
are splendid specimens of their kind.
There is a rare species of brindled gnu.
or horned horse. and different i'm many
particulars from the lowland gnus
usually seen in captivity A pair Of
uncommonly fine African porcupines
occupy one cage and an enormous
wart-hog from Abyssinia another. Rare
specimens of Alpine, African AMI Asian
antelopes are shown, among them an
tldAuf dA 0A9 - a HgAbIdus Il tlllE2-
box, and very rare Niger antelope,
two Transvaal kyiraffes, a baby ele-
phant and mother; "Speck," the small
est horse in the world, and team of four
zebras
The animals of the cat kind are
without question, the finest. whethe-
taken singly or collectively. There is
one cage of five grand. full-grown
lions; another contains several females
There is another cake Of four enormous
| ltigers-one of them said TO be the largest
in captivity. The leopards are beautiful
specimens of their kind-onc being
black-and there is another cage OF
ferocious panthers. There is "a cnge OF
laughing hyenas and another of ST.
berian wolves. There are a number
of the largest bears In captivity. The
only performing hippopotamus in the
world is there. weighing over two tons.
There is the only adds. wart-ncg and
water-bok in the country.
Evening journal., 1903-05-04
Rank sneaks Arrested.

New York, May 4-Detectives ar
rested three men who, according to
Inspector McCluslxy, are members of
the famous gang known as the inter
national bank sneaks." One of the
men. according to McClusky, is the
notorious Joseph Kiloran, who escaped
from Ludlow street Jail, where he was
awaiting trial for postofice robbery,
with two other men named Allen and
Russell, made a great sensation in
1895. Another Of the men is said to
be Kiloran's brother John, and the
third gave the name of George Wat
son. After their escape from Jail here
Kiloran, Allen and Russell fed to Eu.
rope and are said to have stolen $75..
600 from q bank in Brussels. Kiloran
was arrested, but not convicted. and
his companions escaped. Later Allen
was convicted Of stealing $4,000 from
a bank in London and is now in jail.
Evening journal., 1903-05-04
A SHORT TALK
WITH US ON
MONEY MATTERS

WIN convince you that our rates are the
very lowest and our system the best on
household furniture leans.
We loan from 40 . ysvO on FJRNI-
TuRE, PIANOS ORGANS and other per-
sonai property without removing the goods
from your possession.
We charge you nothing II we do not
make you "a loan.
We make no Objectionable Inquiries in
your neighborhood, but do business In q
fair square and confidential manner.
DO not lose your personal independence
by asking a friend for a temporary loar
when YOU are in need-but come 10 us fol
your wants. we make II "A plain bushes.
propoation-you pay for what you get ano
do not have 90 ask favors.
We make these loans to be repaid IN
monthly or weekly payments from ONE
MONTH 20 ONE YEAR, and charge you
for the use OF the money only for the
length Of Ume you have g. A liberal re.
bate allowed n loan q paid up before the
time expires.
II You cannot call. Phone us and our
representative win cali on you and give
YOU fun Information.
Evening journal., 1903-05-04
EXECUTORS SALE
EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE
of the late Dr. Jacob Derickson, at Nhe
County Court House. Tenth and Marl1ef
streets Wilmington. Delaware on
T,burc1ox, Nav 7th
Thursday, May 7th,
I'D 2 o'cloclk. D. m


Ne. y. Nine and one-quarier acres Of
land ia ihp cbtv OF Wilmington over Mar
ket Stree. B.sCge. on The west side Of the
Wilmington causeway adjoining lands of
William NJ. Meiers. and facing Garescne's
lane. sand hand having been recently filled
in and raised above the causeway. Suit
able Tor building and manufacturing pur-
poses. Frontage Of 81 fest on causeway
ana also on Chrstiana river.
No. 2. 563-l0O0 acres of land in the city
of Wilmington. west Of Washington street
and north of Thirty-third street. adjoining
lands of the Wawa31t Land CO. and East
lake. Land eNccllently adapted for build
ing purposes.
No. 3. Corner lot, 3 35S-1000 acres Of land
on the east side of Tie Philadelphia and
Wilmington Turnpike road, at the inter.
section of said Turnpike road with Rob.
lnson's lane, adjoining property of the T.
b. and w. r. r. Co., just outside city
limits high, dry land magnificent,
adapted for building purposes. Frontag,
Of 400 feet inches or the Philadelphia
pike.
The attention of builders and investors
| Is especially called to tho sale Of the nbov,
properties which must be sold TO close Dr
| Derckson's estate.
| WILLARD II. DERfCKSON, NJ. D.,
ISABELLA A. ID. SANBoRN
Executors.
For further particulars apply TO Andrew
". Sanborn, Attorney. 1925 Market street
Wilmington, Delaware. apr20 TO may
Evening journal., 1903-05-04
Sunday LAVE Enforeed.

Pensacola, Fla, May 4.-For tho
first time the Sunday laws were en-
forced here yesterday. Hacks were
not allowed on the streets. Livery sta.
bles were compelled to close. Soda
water and confectionery stands did no
business, and only the street cars and
railroad trains were permitted to run.
the county solicitor announcing that
for the present he would not advise
interference with them, as two sec
tions OF the state laws conflict. The
only Sunday morning newspaper In
the city was served with a notice to
cease work at midnight. The order
was obeyed, the paper being circulated
before IL o'clock. Large numbers, es-
pecially among the poor. were com
PEELED TO go without meat, bread or ice.
Evening journal., 1903-05-04
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS PURSUANT TO THE
provisions of law. section 4. Of Chapter
A, OF the Revised Code, 1898, proposals Will
DC received for printing the Journal of
tne House OF Representatives of the State
of Delaware, for the session of 1908. Pro-
posais Will be received up To u o'clock
nOon. Friday, May 22. 1903. A bond Of
S2,Ucu for the faithful Performance oi she
Work Will be required. The bid must also
be accompanied with si certified check for
500 as forfeit I'm case the bidder receive
ing the aNard should refuse TO do he
work Paper used must not be less than
bO-lh book. Work 20 ha completed ana de-
lNered ln ninety days from day awarded.
The right 10 reject amy and an bids is re-
served by the undersigned.
RICHARD IfODGSON.
Clerk OF the House of Representatives.
Addre-s. IoMnsend. Del. m2-iw
Evening journal., 1903-05-04
BROTHER DEFENDS
ACCUSED PRIEST
Arraigns Police for Arresting
Him on Charge oil Murder
Ing His Sister
RUN DOWN BY BLOOlHOUNDS

1-orain, o., May 4-The Rev. Charles
Reichlin, pastor of st. Josephs Church
IN this city, and brother OF Agatha
Reichlin, who was murdered last
Thursday night. yesterday made SEN
sational arraignmont Of the authori-
ties for the arrest of Rev. Ferdinand
Walser on the charge of numbering
his sister. The occasion was the SER
vices in that church, and the place was
from the altar stoops. Father Reich
lin was greatly affected over the hap
penings of the week and could hardly
speak. Several times his voice was
husky from emotion. and he paused
frequently to overcome his feelings.
Father Reichlin's statement was as
follows:
various events have happened DIR
ing the past week. No doubt they are
lesson to us. The lesson is that we
should always be ready for death, for
we know not when it win please the
Lord to call us TO himself, avoid sin
and do good. The lesson also is how
little we can trust the world.
Brutality is not a thing that is or
was confined to the so-called dark
ages; It is right here at our home, in
this twentieth century. The world
sees IL every day.
Il am sorry to see that Father Wal
ser is connected with the murder OF
my sister. I am sorry becouse | know,
am convinced before God. that he is
absolutely innocent, and that no mat
ter how strong public opinion may be,
Il cannot make him out a murderer,
! the murderer of my sister. The time
will come when / will give my version
of the bloodhound story upon which
the character of public opinion seems
to be based. My friends, | believe
Father Walser innocent until he is
proven guilty. Personally. I do not
know which assault is most brutal
the assault Of the murderer upon my
sister or the assault upon the reputa-
tion Of Father Walser, the assault
made by public opinion upon that good
priest.
In your prayers, pray for my poor
sister Pray also for Father Walser-
Let us help him carry his cross. and
heavy though it be, let us act with for
titude and as becomes Christians
Rev. Walser is pastor of the Church
OF the Sacred Heart at Toledo, and
was arrested for the murder of Miss
R6ichlin early on Saturday morning
Il IS charged by the authorities that
Rev Mr. Walser, who was a guest
at the home of the latter, entered the
young womans room at the parsonage
Thursday night during the absence OF
Rev Charles Reichlin, and crushed
her head with a big paving stone.
Bloodhounds persistently led the off,
GERS to the room occupied by Rev.
Walser at the Reichlin home on the
night of the murder. Later the dogs
struck another scent and went direct
ly to ST. Joseph's chapel. where Rev.
Walser spent Friday night Here the
priest was taken into custody and
brought to the county Jail in this city,
The officers admit that the evidence
against the priest is purely circum'
stantial, but that the chain is very
strong. They further declare that
there was much danger of mob vio
lence at Lorraine. and they did not
propose to take any chances in tho
case.