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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
CALLS IT
ROBBERY
GOVERNOR CUMMINGS TAKES
a SHOT At PROTECTION IN
A SPEECH BEFORE THE REC.
iPRoCITY CONVENTION

CHICAGO. Aug i7.-The reclpro-
city convention this morning re
coiycd the resolutions OF the com
mlttee with debate 81 two hours.
the radical element being restrained
with difficulty Tho committee rec
commended that the convention rec
ognize the principles OF projections
as established by the policy Of this
country. and 10 advocate reciprocal
concessions BY means OF a maxi
mum ana minimum tariff. aud that
tho question Of schedules 20 be con
cidercd Ia such concessions. prefer
ably be suggested by a commission
20 be created by congress and 70
urge congress 10 action az the earli-
est possible moment II also recon-
mended that II be called reciprocal
tariff league A permanent commit
toe will be appointed 10 keep the
movement alive.
Governor Cummings was the prin-
cipal speaker He said.
AT least two dozen articles are
now scheduled In tariff too high
Ho declared that by the present
prohibitive tariff the home manu-
facturer lifts the price into a region
Of robbery. Re said the excuses and
eyasiona ~ congress should no
longer be accepted. and that We
must change the minds 81 the pres
ent congress or change the mem Der
ship ~ that body Speaking Of the
treaty President Mckinley negotiat-
ed with France. which has never
been discussed by the senate. Cum
mlnEa said
Secretary Shaw committed an Of
Tense against propriety when be
said the treaty gives France every
thing aud the United States moth
INK Shaw never read the tariff
measure"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Booker T. Washington. one Of the
best known leaders 81 bis race. will
visit this city late In September. In
the interest % education Tor the
present generation. whose fore.
fathers were bound hand and foot
and torn from their families In
Darkest Africa years ago.
Booker T. Washington stands 40
the head Of the richest and mos,
powerful institution Of learning In
the South tho Tnakcgec Institute.
az Tuakegee. Ala
lie will visit Pullman college.
this state. and will speak twice In
this city. once AZ tho State unlvsr-
atty and once AZ Ross seminary.
This utll be his first Walt 10 the
coast.
WashluEton's latest appearance In
the lime light occurred last week. al
Saratoga. ". Y. when he escorted
10 dinner the daughter Of John
Wanamaker. the merchant prince
and former poEtrnaater general
Washington at the time vas a CUES,
o. Wanamakar and the appearance
Of the Wanamaker party 10 the big
dining room o. the United States
hotel. the most faShionablo hostolry
In the famous summer resort town
caused a big sensation.
Washington O. close personal
friend % President Roosevelt and
has been the latter's guest az din.
ner in the white House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Have Police Again
Made Bad B1snder?

room Your friend. LoTTiE."
In the note the giri had written
out a complete order. hut the break
fast was never served. as sullivan.
senior. captured the message from
the sick girl to his son and between
himself and his relative. Detective
Frank Kennedy. d palpahle charge
Of dlsorderly character was trumpcd
M against the unfortunate girl and
she VAS forced 20 submit 60 the
nerve Facking ordeal
The girl ~ well known in thus
city and her friends say that she
has kept company with no one but
". r. nlack. who dcnounccs the re-
cent incident as serious mistake
and asserts positively that the ar
rest was not iustlfiahle
Miss Moore Will be compelled 90
appear before Acting Justice Waters
ia police court Friday afternoon and
answer TO the charge placed against
her on the police register Failing
to do this the $50 viii be forfeited.
It IL believed that the matter viii
be dropped and a rumor IL now IN
circulation regarding an intended
damage suit cmanating from the ar
rest
Miss Moore was seen passing the
Central theater on second shortly
before her arrest and al that time
she was alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
THE BEST EVER
THE BARNum AND BAILEY CIRCUS MAKES TREMENDOUS
Hlr-sHowlNo THAT EVEN AGENT SOMETIMES
TELLS TRUTH

been gathered under one canvas
roof such a grand offering Of at
traetitns na Mr. Bailey carries with
his nllOwa
You rerpnmbT. don't you. years
ago whom Die circus folk added the
second ring We used 10 say
Wei. how In the world can We
ever wateh both rings, without
missing something
And
When the third ring was inaugur-
aied. We thought We were getting
the limit in circus philanthropy.
Now eomea Mr. Bailey with 10
many rings and stages and other
thangamaboba that. II you had az
many eyes AZ an Indian potato. you
couldn't take in ouo-tonth Of what
was bidding
Not only do the three rings and
two or three stages Lord knows
cant remember -keep a-Roing oy-
cry minute. but. just 10 throw In a
few extra handouts Mr. Bailey scat
tiers a half dozen or 80 high priced
vaudeville GESTURES around the track
difectiy in front Of the astonlshod
andlenee.
Aud mind you
Every act DO II world famous
among the star llnera or a aeeminE-
~ staple flip flop. IL the best that
eyea such a fat Wad OF -Efpen as
Mr.. Bailey carries can udtnmRud.
Pifure. II YOU can. n great arena
banked on every side by n black
awarfa Of thousands upon thouaan So
81 paupie. In this arena at least a
dozen shows. every ono OF 'em a
wonder. are going simultaneously
Nos. Mr. aud Mrs Reader. and
Zig Brother Bin and Sister Kate.
there's absolutely no use nor space
70 tell you Of all Of the really won
deffui Attractions that the Barnuni
a Bailey shows offer during their
pres 1T visit to Seattle
II you want a faint conception
Of what Il IL really like. just think
Of The best treat you have ever had
In the amusement line
And multiply IL BY TO-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

A. J sennett. q. generally known
AS "One-eyed Riley" a deck hand
on the Port Orchard Route boats
committed suicide on "wednesday
afternoon by jumping overheard
from the steamer Inland Flyer.
Wednesday was his first day on
the Inland Flyer. but be had been
working for some time on other
boats Of The fleet, and had been Civ
ing good satisfaction. not being a
hard drlnker and always willing 20
work
The boat had slowed up al Eagle
creek In Hoods canal 70 take some
people on from a rowboat, and was
just getting under way again when
sennstt. Who had been standing
near the companionWay. amidahipa
o. the freight deck. suddenly ran to
the side and dove into the water
With his hands above his head
steward Ames eaaebold was stand
Ing not far away and saw the deed.
but was DoWerless 10 stop him.
The alarm was given. and the
captain had a lifeboat In the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
YOUNG WOMAN ARRESTED IN AT HOTEL AND
~JueeEo" IN CITY JAlL-sENsATloNAL DEVELOPMENTS
EXPECTED

Charged with being a disordorly
person Miss tottie Moore. 90, was
arrested in her room 40 the Colby
house. Second between Union and
University. shortly after N o'clock
"Wednesday nlght by city Detective
Frank Kennedy and Patrolman
Helms
she was taken 90 police hcadQuar-
tiers and compelled Go spend the rest
Of the nlght with colorcd pickpock-
cts and other disaolute characters
held la the womcn's receiving cell
az the city JAN.
The arrest was az the instiEatlon
% Patrick T.. sullivan. proprietor %
a saloon az she corner of Third and
Union. sullivan claims that Miss
Moore had laid plans 20 lead his son
Patrick "a. astray. As evidence OF
this fact he placed Ia the hands o.
the detective a note signed "Lottie. +"
addressed to his son. requesting a
favor from the boy whom she had
known as a schoolmate when both
attended the Cascade school
Miss Moore Is the fiance Of W F.
Black. a well known real estate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

dealer Of this city When Hack
heard OF the arrest he appeared NJ
police headquarters and baiied her
cut. paying Tor her release $50
which ia far In excess of the ordi-
nary sum necessary 70 bail cut an
alleged dlsorderly person.
The girls friends dcnounee the
action Of the police as an outrage
and clalm that the recent trouble at
the Seneca hotel Is a mere haEatelle
in comparison. The parents OF the
young woman are at present IN
Alaska and their daughter came to
room at the Colby house a little over
"A week aEn. The tandlady stated
20 a star man. Thursday. that there
was nothing IN the action Of her
roomer 20 east a hlemish upon her
character ana that Nhe had kept to
her room Tor four OF five days as
she was feeling IN
The note addressed 70 young sui
Ivan read about as follows
Dear Paddy am not feeling
well and have but 30 cents want
you 20 80 20 Grants cafe and order
my breakfast and bring Il up 10 ny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
ROBBERIES

Tho epidemic OF robberiea and
other crimes that has followed The
circus 20 the city broke out with
violence again Wednesday night
showing that there ia a whole brig
ado Of toughH in the city
~ 10 O'Clock Wednesday night
two strong arm men relieved John
shaffer. Of cambridge island. Of
t3t while he was In the restricted
district one OF them grabbed
him. holding his arms like a vice,
while tho other rifled his pockets.
Robbers broke the lock in the
front door Of the residence Of s
senva. 600 Weller and ranaarked
tho house while the occupants were
at the circus. making a rich haul
They secured a gold watch and
chain. two gold rings two gold cuff
buttons and $50 In cash
A pickpocket relieved Mrs. a. Y
Davis. Of 2l42 North slxty-first. OF
si3 while she was shopping at the
Bon Marche.
Frank Briggs. Of 1902 First, was
presented with a bogus check for
s.. The check purported to be
signed by J. H. Peter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
F0RES, FIRE

HELENA. Mont. Aug. IA ter
rifyinE forest fire. presenting a
solid wall Of flame covering an area
~ seven miles. ~ sweeping through
the big forests of Western Mon
tana, devOuriug everything in its
path
In the vicinity % Clinton a small
army Of men under the direction Of
the federal officers are making a
desperate fight 10 get the big fire
under control II Is impossible TO
estimate tho damage at the present
time. but the loEs will reach a large
figure
Burning brands and sparks from
the tall forest trees through which
the fire r. sweeping is continually
spreading the fire in all directions.
and the whole country iB terror
stricken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

The investigation being made bv
the police into the methods used By
the notorious Joe Marcelio In con-
Quoting his equally notorious Arcade
theater vii. undoubtedly. result In
the permanent closing Of his H.
favored den and his retirement from
leadership among the tenderloin
ratshraod.
Unless
There Is some powerful Influence
That Mateella pusEesHes-a big stick
which be can WELD over the head
OF the elty'H chief executive.
In addition 10 the Ioatheorne
charges made against Marccllo BY
two young girls. one Il and one re-.
who tell how they we're led astrav
By this human rat. 1t il positively
known that he openly violates the
law and his promise TO the police.
~ selling beer In his Infamous
heater"
A local newapa perman recently,
purchased beer in Marceiia's place
without the slightest bit OF troulTe.
on tor OF these charges. comes
another which Marcello will have
difficulty I'm explaining 10 Mayor
BaIlinger and chief Of Police De
lanoy.
Not eontented with the patronage
his resort gets from men who vol
UNFAIRLY enter the vile dance hall.
MareeIlo allows the inmates Of his
resort 10 stand I'm the open doorway
and alley on which the building
faces. In order 10 openly solicit the
attention Of pussrrsby.
Notwithstanding the Investigation
Joe Mareello is not worried. A
star man found the divekeeper
standing In front Of police head
quarters. Wednesday afternoon. his
face wreathed I'm smiles.
7 am Nerra much oblige." said
the Italian pander attempting TO
shake hands with the reporter
You ado my place very good. Fet
is vera good advertising. You
coma down, I show you b-e-a-auti-
ful young girls, and we drinka bot
tie wine
DO you expect to keep open in
the face of all this scandal" Mar
cello WIS asked
SURE exclaimed the Italian
divekcepcr. liftlnE his hands and
trying to look injured. while he sIvIv
wiuked one eye Mayor HaIIInFer.
ne vera good-a man. When / cry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17


What's the use OF trying TO tear
apart a Kaleidoscope memory OF a
gorgeous. scintillatiuE whirl of spec
tacloa such as was afforded at tho
barnum q Bailey circus Wednesday
night?
The Star man went early
And staid late
He started IN with the free show
In the first tent. shook hands with
MIR. and Mrs. Camel aud packed the
baby elephants trunk with peanuts
lie made faces az the aeoWllng
hyenaa and flirted desperately with
a lady cuckAtoo. after which he
stocked mp on Craekerlhck and took
his seat In the main tent
For over two hours he tried 10
watch a dozen different features go
Ing on At one time. aud when. with a
mad whiri. young woman iooped
tho gap in her automobile. you could
have hung your hat on the writer's
cyest
Talk about a big show
Talk about your 81 varieties on
the saw dust menu
Well-when Il comes 90 a eontInu=
Gus performance OF dlyerzlfied at
fractions. from the first hiare Of the
monster band 10 Sensational finale
OF tho fearless woman Autolat. the
barnum a Bailey circus is there
with bcllH'
But
How the genial Mr.. bailey and his
iridesccnt pross agent. Dan FIaheil.
oXpcct any one newspaper mau 70
present 90 his readers an analytical.
sane criticism OF that great show Is
past reason.
For
A scribe has only two eye. you
know. II he had more he would 10
with a circus himself And he has
only a certain retentiye capacity
concealed in that bunch OF mayor
naiae known a. brain matter
Therefore all the writer T. going
90 try 20 do IL 90 impress upon you
tho fact that never before In the
history " tho circus has there ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
Leader of RatSbrOOd
Laughs at the Mayor
JOE mAHesLLo. pEsPoiLEH OF YOUNG AND BREAKER
OF LAWS, sLYLY PokEs FL N AT BALLINogRs cREpuLrrY

song does this Marcelo sing tina. iustce
sleeps 80 -" - '
whence that subtle Of his
WINE he sends the souls OF pure girls TO he'll will?
Why IL he bigger than the Of
police bigger than the whole Administrations
Why may he. Of all the fostering he'll
line reach out beyond the pureus leprou den and
bhEat the lives Of innoeents and laugh the law7
Why may this big black human OF
dton about the girls and smack his vicious laws
the $500 800
~ ~ - 9
IL Chief Delaney afraid Marcelo what he
measures ont 70 Marceos klnd7
IL there law tenderoin
other Law for other transgres
In short Why Is II that Marcelo against there is
overwhelming evidence Of his crimes allowed
JaNel aud unmolead his Carybdan eyes OF the
ehlef and the mayor without caution?
The star believes Il is about time Mayor Balllnger
ana Chief Delaney TO close the han and
seoufse this Fuure. Marcelo the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
P0TR0L PASSEN GtR
IN RUhAWAi

John Lamb. booked at police
headquarters 90 sober up. came near
being tho victim 81 a runaway
shortly after 10 O'Clock Thursday
morning
Lamb was found snoring In front
OF Si2 Third. and City Detective
Corbctt. after shaking him. piled
him into the trouble wagon" sig
mailing Patrol Driver Dan Kane fun
speed ahead AZ this juncture the
wagon wheels became cramped and
the reina become entangled. hauling
tho horses sharply 90 the right
Driver Kane coolly watched his
chance and prevented a runaway
by looaing the rcins IN time 10 gain
control Of the horses Lamb sob
cred rapidly during the ride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
KENT MAN IS
DROWNED

+ a Davis. OF Kent. was drowned
IN the Cinema river. 60 miles below
the mining city Of that name. nc
cording to adyices received by the
Pacific Cold Storage company. by
which company he was employed as
a cattle driver The dispatches state
that Davis was on his way 20 Fair
banks. via. probably on the steamer
Robert Kerr, but no details are
given about the manner OF his
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

\ Tho striking teleRraphers' 4
4 headquarters IN Seattle Thurs- 4
= day morning received the fol- 4
\ lowing telegram from Preai- :
\ dent Perham, Of the national :
= order.
= Complaints from shippers 4
= growing In volume. Company 4
= can do nothing with the new 4
\ men because Of Incompetence. !
\ and We will certainly win o. 4
= present status Is maintained. F." 4
= Local Chairman W. g. Let 4
\ son Is still confident Of a com 4
y plete victory. He asserted 4
= Thursday that the Northern 4
= Pacific trains were practically 4
y all from one 10 five hours late 4
y and that scarcely no freight 4
> trains we're moving al all. 4
y Northern Pacific officials. .
> however. are persistent In de-
= claring that all trains are run 4
y ming practically on time. and 4
= that they are experiencing no
y inconvenience because OF the 4
, strike.
= 4 Il Il 4 l. 4 l. a 4 4 4 4, 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
LAKE OF OIL AFlRE

4 party Of Indians camped on
one Of the little Islands OF the
Queen Charlotte group, near the
shores OF a small lake. we're aroused
In the night by an immense blaze
all over the lake. appearing as II
the water was burning.
Terrified by the sight the Indians
fled from Ne place and reported
their experience at Juneau. The
story was brought down by the
steamer Spokane.
Little attention was paid TO the
story at first, but three months ago
three mon. hearing the story de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

cidcd that the report was worth
investigating After finding the
island they discovered that the en-
tire surface was covered with seep-
age holes from which oil was issu-
ing. and they located 10 claims
which they believe will very short
Is make them rich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
SH0TWELL hHLtD b
HIS OWN GUN

SAILS. Cal. Aug, i7.-B NJ
shotwell. OF Little Rock. Wash. was
killed yesterday in San Miguel Can
yon BY the accidental discharge 81
his oWu gun. lie was walking along
public road ~ the time He was
a deputy sheriff OF ThuBton coun-
~. Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

PORTSMOUTH. Aug. f7-Ror-
oskyitch. tho Russian spokesman
teiephoned At lis the following
from the conference rooms
The morning session discussed
article 9. but failed to reach a de-
cision. Il zaa decided tn take notr.
Of the divergence 81 Views and pro
cecd with = discussion Of later ar
tcles"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
SAILOR KILLED

While scrubblng the deck Of the
Vancouver liner Ramona while she
was tied up az Pier /. James Stuart
a sailor. was struck b. falling
steel beam and instantly killed on
Wednesday Afternoon. The beam.
Weighing about 800 pounds. was be-
ing hoistcd aboard the steamer.
when the cable broke and the beam
fell. crushing Stuart under fits
weight.
Coroner Carroll Investigated the
case, but decided that death was
purely accidental and due 10 no
Stuart was a single
man. and Il "a not known whether
he has any relatives living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

TIENTsIN. Aug. 17.-=Aa the
dowaE0r empress was passing
through the northwest gate of the
city yesterday an attempt Was made
on hor life by a man dressed as a
soldier lie was bayonetted by the
guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
MANY KILLED IN
STORM AND WRECK

ST LOUIS. Aug II More than a
score Of persons we're seriously In
iursd by being blown from the
roofs OF houses or struck b falling
timbern In the violent Wind and
rain storm which ragged here yeatrfs
day afternoon. The Wind blew with
velocity Of Is miles an hour and
the city vas kept In terror Of fail
Ing ehimneya. roofs and sign boards
Tor over an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

An old Indian known a. louie"
presented himself before Judge
Fraier Thursday morning and ask
ed that he be appointed adminis-
TRAITOR over the estate Of his daugh-
ter, who had married q French
Canadian. The matter was set oyer
until probate day Of next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
WRECK

NORFOLK. Va. Aug i7.--An ex-
curslon train on the Atlantic Coast
line was deralled and ran into a
water-filled ditch al Boone Station.
Many persons are reported killed
and injured All the physicians
available were rushed 70 the scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Mitchell avenue Robert J. Smith.
William Tuitiuger and an uuidon-
titled man we're killed Tho acci-
dent ia aacribed 10 the oariessnesa
Of the gate tender
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
S A N K

DETROIT. Aug iT.-The United
States lake survey boat Hancock
was sunk In Lake St Clair yestor-
DAY No lives were lost The Han
cock vas crossing the channel when
the package freighter Binghamton
Of Huffalo. bound up. struck her
haw and damaged the Hancock 80
seriously that she sank In two min
uteE
NANAIMo. u. c. Aug IA
japanese fisherman reported this
morning that he had seen a tugboat
turn turtle and sink in the Straits
of Georgia about ! O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. lie said the men ON
board left In a small boat but the
latter has not yet been heard from
II Is believed It oapaizod also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

4 - q
3 SnbbinR as IL her heart a
= would break. a littio 2-year- .
old girl was picked up AZ the q
b corner Of King and South 4
= Sixth by Patrolman Burkman =
= wednesday afternoon She was a
4 touring the restricted district 4
. and had wandered blocks from =
= the Fcrndale hotel, on Yealer =
way. where her parents lived. =
She was a little two young for =
y the Arcade theater. 80 she e. .
= capped the net OF Spider" 4
= Mareello Patrolman Burkman =
= turned the youngster over 90 4
q hor father. who had trailed her =
= to the slums after much hard =
4 work 4
= = - 80 e \ 4 = \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
PEACE IS
IN SIGHT

the japanese ENJOYS. expressed a
positive opinion As To the outcome
% the negotiations. lie said
I am satisfied with the progress.
q the deliberations and We are get
ting along fast think We VIII
have peace. but that IL Just my per-
soum opinion. The protocols Of the
articles have been agreed upon and
viii be a part q the treaty. They
were drafted with a view OF being
embodied IN any treaty that may
be made. / think It i intended for
the conference 10 take up all the
problems before going back TO dis
cusa saghaiiu.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
FIRE ENGINE
IN COLLISION

Fire eaglne No 4. while respond.
Tug to an alarm Wednesday after
moon. struck an obstruction In the
street AT Western and Wall and
was turned completely over Hans
VaideY. The driver. Naa thrown I'M
der the horses. but they stopped In
stantiy and he waH but slightly IN
iured II vas a miraculous escape.
The company vas called out on a
false alarm. caused BY linemen 81
the Sunset Telephone company get
ting their Wire crossed with tho
alarm wires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
Washington
Is Coming

THE FAMOUS NEGRO EoUcA.
TOR AND FRIEND or PREsI.
DENT ROOSEVELT WILL Wis.
IT SEATTLE NEXT MONTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
PAINTING SPELL PRE-
VENTS PROSECUTION

IL
= VENTS PROSECUTION. ,
= a fainting spell in the pres ,
: ence Of Prosecuting Attorney /
= Macintosh threw that worthy ,
4 into a spell OF absent-minded- ,
= ness and he refused to file a D.,
= complaint against a woman FOR ,
= assault and battery. .
= Mrs. Erick and Mrs. Harri- !
= son rushed post haste before ,
= the state authorities TO settle ,
4 private matters. The strain was ,
= too great for one Of them and /
= she toppled over. /
= Prosecutor Macintosh did !
= the heroic and held the woman F.,
= in his arms until water had !
= heen thrown into her face. /
4 When she recovered suffi- /
4 GENTLY she was notified that /
= the prosecution would be drop !
4 ped. 1
: = = = : .