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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
PROBABLY CAN'T LIVE.
Judge Maynard Of Springfield, Mass,
Very Ill.

Springfield, Mass, May 2s.Iudge
Maynard's condition Il slightly worse
this morning. While the physicians
say there is slight hope, the chances are
that he cannot recover.
Judge Maynard was stricken with APP
Ipoplexy yesterday afternoon when told
that the condition Of his son, Robert u.
Maynard, was hopeless. The son died
three hours after his father was stricken.
On May 16, while going from Ashfeld
10 Northampton, Robert y. Maynard
took corrosive sublimate in suicidal
attempt He went to williamsburg
hotel, where physician was summoned.
He was taken TO q hospital in North
ampton and from there was brought to
his fathers home in this city.
The son was "a years old, a graduate
|of the Springfield high school and Of
Dartmouth college in the class of '93.
No motive for his act is known other
than dependency. which has been cyi-
dent since bankruptcy proceedings two
years ago. lie leaves his wife and two
children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
ORANGE.

AIr. aud Mrs. A. l.. Noyes were in
Barre Friday
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. I'd,
Farfham Friday.
several attended the grange at Wash.
ington Friday evening.
Mrs. Myra Clement Is spending a. few
days with friends at East Topsam.
II. NJ Harvey Of Montpelier was in
town several days last week OH busi.
ness.
Rev, and Mrs. Achcnbacf start today
for Pennsylvania TO spend their vaea-
ton.
Miss Agnes Dunlop Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. MeDermott, who is al
work for George Barnes
Mrs r /. Brown and son. Fred, of
Barre visited her sister. Mrs. 6. A. Til.
Iotson, one day last Week.
Constable Arthur Grant Of East on.
ange went 10 Cutler Corner Friday aud
killed an unlicensed dog belonging to
Bert ST. Seneca.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
JAMAICA GINGER
GETS INTO TROUBLE
Two Raids on Graniteville Stores Sat
urday Evening and 100 Bottles
Found at Fosters.

Because of considerable complaint in
the Town Of Barre ahont Jamaica Gin-
ger drinking and disclosures on the stuff,
raid was made Saturday evening BY
Sheriff Tracy and Deputies Camp, shay
ton and VIII Cutler on the stores Of a.
T. Foster and 0dule Gilbert in Granite
vile. Al the Foster place about l25
bottles Of the Ginger in eases were found
and nothing at l;ilbert's. Foster was
taken before A. g. Fay, as a Justice OF
the peace, Saturday night and the case
was continued 10 this afternoon for trial,
bail of 500 being furnished. The state
claims that the Ginger is Intoxicating.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28

Ten Firemen Overcome by Gas While
Fighting Fire in aThe Brittany
Fashionable New York Board
ing House.

New York, May as. While 4 fire was
raging in 9 fshionablc apartment house,
The Brittany" on lo2ud street early
today, \. Northrup, an investment hrok-
er, died Of heart disease. Ten firemen
We're overcome By escaping gas and we're
rescued with difficulty. All Of tic twelve
families occupying the building escaped
although many were taken down the
lire escapes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
HAD FILLED MANY OFFICES.
A. H. Ross Of Huntington Died Yester-
day.

Huntington, May 2s.A. II. Ross died
here Sunday morning after an illness Of
several weeks with dropsv and heart
failure. The funeral win be held here
Wednesday at 2.30 in the afternoon.
Mr.. Ross was native Of Huntington,
born here 50 years ago, ana was a sue
cessful farmer whose abilities were re-
cognized by all who knew him. lie had
filled creditabIy nearly all of the town
Offices. lie is survived by his wife and
one son, Jacob j. Ross, who is student
in the medical department Of the univer-
sitv Of Vermont. Both were present
at his death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
ANOTHER "REAL DAUGHTER.y
Mrs. Hannah Sellows Of St, Johnsbury
Died Yesterday.

st. Johnsbuly, May 2s.'rhe last s'r-
viving real Daughter of the American
Revolution. Mrs. Hannah Sellows, died
yesteday morning, at the age OF 90
years. She was born February A.
1907. She was the daughter Of Thco.
dofe Woodward and was married in
1886. OF SIX children two only sur
vivf.
The funeral viii be held tomorrow af-
ternoon at o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28

Great Grain Elevator at Fort William,
Ont, Lost.

Fort William, One May 2ss-Tle
OeiIiyie company grain elevator here
started 70 slide into the river during
Saturday night. At daylight Sunday
morning the building had moved from
its foundation and It was considered i'm.
possible 70 save Il Tue displacement
of the pile foundation Il believed " have
been the cause Tor the collapse Of the
building.
The Canadian Pacific railway and the
other elevator companies here promptly
Offered assistance, and men have been
working AL day tp save the grain OF
which there are $4,000 bushels Sew
enty.nve or 50 per cent Of il can be say.
led, as the bins remain ptact.Ihe total
loss on the elevator and contents is es-
timated NJ $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
AUTOMOBILE sKIDDED.
Lowell People Tipped Over and Badly
Bruised.

Bridgewater Mass, May IS. au.
tomobile containing four aldermen Of
the city OF Lowell--W. H. Dodd, John
W. DAILY, Andrew Livingston and w W
Duncan skiIded on the slippery road
way near the corner Of Main and Pearl
streets Yesterday afternoon and was
overturned. Mr. Daly was pinned under
the machine which had to be lifted bod.
lily before he was released. He received
bad bruises and with Mr.. Dodd who
was also severely bruised, was taken to
the Bridgewater Inn The others Of the
party We're not much hurt and went to
their homes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28

Longtime Resident Of Barre Dicc il
Montpeliet Yesterday.

The death cf ambrose ). lla.chelder
occurred yesterday morning AZ the home
of Mrs $. !. Martin IN Montpelier. where
he had been living with his daughter
for the last two nQnths. lir WAS ono Of
The few remaining eld time residents 81
Barre. his Z years having been spent in
that town and city. Of his large family
he Ii survivedihy only one member his
daughter. Ida o. I'ateheldcr of Montpe
lier; his wife two daughters and son
having died several wars ago.
The funeral services will bc held at
the Uiniycrsalist church IN Barre. Tues.
day afternoon ai 3 O'Clock. and the
busial sill he in EllnMood cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
woMAN,s BODY FOUND.
And Indications Are That Murder Was
Committed

New York. May rs. Under conditions
that Indicate That murder was commit
ted. the body of yaung wenian was
found yesterday on the BronX shore Of
the Harlem river. The body was -cant-
lis clad aud round The neck was tight
ly fastened moose Of cord. An autopsy
showed that death probably was not der
10 drowning but iha condition ol the
body, which had evidently been III The
water lnr several weeks, was silcl as to
make H impossible 90 determine tie pre-.
else cause Of death The body was that
of woman about 20 years of aye.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
DowIE ENrERTArNs COMPANY.
"one Of the Best Days Since His Arrival
From Mexic0n

Chicago May as. l)ea. ,Iolln A.I.cwiS,
chief adviser u lphn Alexander bowie,
made tiiis statement Saturday nights
Reports regarding Domies health are
false Fhs hns been onc of
the best days Ne HTS had since bis az
rival IN Illinois from Mexico Tie enter
tanned company all afternoon"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
L. L, woRTHEN's FUNERAL.
Burial Was in PIainheld Village Gene.
terry Yesterday.

l'hc funeral services " the bate Linus
r. Northcn were held At 1880 oelocl,
Yesterday afternoon from The house. the
Rev, G. 6. Conner VI the niversalist
church Officiating. There was i large
attendance OF friends aud relatives md
the iloial ttibutr- were very beautiful.
The pail bearers were Alired patklHlrSt
plmy Wheaton, Maynard Winch aud
Prank Hmefoft lntclnent WAS in tile
plainiield village cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
SIX TERRORISTS
SHOT WHILE LOOTING
Attacked Russian Manor House and
Seized Two Thousand
Roubles.

Warsaw May 2s.Sixteen terrorists
armed with reyoIyefs, attacked the man
on house ut kluczkowice, in the goverfi-
lncnt Of Lublin, seeking money for re-
volutionary the cause They seized g.
600 roubes and tried to escape but the
landlord pursued the gang, armed with
Il rife and succeeded in killing six Of
the men. The others escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
UNABLE TO AGREE.
On Sanity Of Terranova Girl, Charged
With Murder.

New York, May rs. Unable 10 reach
decision as to her sanity the commits.
sion appointed Friday to inquiries iuto
the mental soundness ~ Josephine Ter.
ranova was not ready to report when
The court opened this morning for re-.
sumption ol the trial of the ls.year-
old girl, charged with the murder of
her aunt and uncle Further adjourn.
ment until tomorrow was granted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
MAY BE FINED 1880.
Mt. Tabor Fisherman Said 10 Have Had
Short Trout.

Bennington, May 2s--r;ame Constable
IG. G. Rislon Of Mt. Tabor saturday dis
covered James Stevens, mn engineer ut
the mill at Griffith. fishing Off 4 bridge,
with los under-sized trout IN his basket.
The constable ordered him C. come with
hini bnt Stevens ran ior the other end
Iof the bridge Mr. RiSdon grabbed him
by the shonIder, bat got bold Of the
straps by which the fish basket was sus-
pended Stevens slipped from his grasp
and out of the strap aud escaped
\ iiue Of sl,G30 may be imposed for
the taking nf the number Of small FISH
caught.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
OBSERVED SABBATH RIGIDLY.
In Louisville Yesterday Saloons Being
Closed

Louisville, May 2s.---Louisville OBJ
served the sabbath rigidly yesterday.
All saloons were closed except the park
by jew who observed Saturday as the
Sabbath. He was arrested but was al
lowed to continue selling through the
day, doing a lively business as the news
spread Besides the saloons all barber
shops, bowling alleys, billiard halls,
theatres, groceries and in fact every
thing except hotels, drug stores and rail
road and street car lines was closed. An
attempt to play bali game between
Louisville and Toledo resulted in the ar
rest Of the players, employees and the
presidents Of theSclubs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
WITHDRAWS FROM FIGHT
FOR STATES ATTORNEY
Frank j Marshall Of Montpelier Says
That He Is Out Of the
Race.

The Fight for states attorney in
Washington county 70 succeed s n,
Jackson was narrowed among the Re.
publicans today wien +, j. Marshall
one Of the three Montpelier candidates
withdrew, leaving Benjamin Gates and
y. II Thomas of lat cjty and NJ. NJ,
Gordon Of this city as the ayowcd seek.
efs for the Republican nomination
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
CAKE WAS TOO BIG
TO GET INTO PALACE
So Princess Ena's Wedding Present Was
Cut Into Quarters and win Then
Be Put Together
Inside

Madrid, May 1s.-The wedding cake
of Princess Ena, which was made in
London, arrived this morning. The cake
is OF such enormous proportions that
il was impossible to take ii inside the
palace without cutting il and it was
accordingly eut into four pieces and
an artist was engaged to put it to,
gether again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
CAUSE OF FIRE UNKNOWN.
Damage Of $4,000 in Spencer, Mass,
Last Night.

Spencer, Mass.. May 2e.--The anneal-
ing and cleaning departments Of plant
Of the Spencer tire company at Wire
village burned last night. Loss on build
ing $4,000 and on stock $4,000 Fully
insured. Cause Of fire unknown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
FOR NORWICH COMMENCEMENT.
Programme for Week Of June 1922 An
nounced Today

Northield. May 2s The programme
for the exercises ID take place at tho
eighty eighth. commencement at Nor.
Nich university June IL to % has been
completed and follows;
Sunday, June 18th.
Baccalaureate sermon, ,. M, al
Dewey hail, by the Rev. Henry +. BAL
lou.
Monday, June 18th.
Forenoon Practice drills.
p. I'LL. Austin rifle competition, at
the university range.
) j. M Evening parade.
Tuesday, June 10th.
Forenoon Practice drills.
5 p. III. Evening parade.
\ ! i. M. sheldon prize speaking.
Wednesday. June goth.
Forenoon-- Practice drills.
1880 il. n ANNUAL meeting Of the
trustees, newey hpll.
2 p. M Base ball, Norwich VS.. Fort
Elian Allen
i y. III Meeting of general alumni as-
soeiation. Dodge hall.
! p. m.senior class concert by Ten,
pie qIiartette, Dewey hall.
ID y. lsi. Fraternity banqucts.
Thursday, June 2ist
$3.50 Il. me- Reception III governor 81
the state and lbs STAN, followed by the
commencement drills.
10 a. ~. Commencement exercises AZ
Dewey Hall.
1890 j. nl.--Corporation dinner, drill
hall
2 p. M. Battalion review and inspec-
tion BY Governor Bell.
2 i. N. Commencement hop. Dewey
hall,
Friday, June 22nd.
Entrance examination. Dodge hall.
The rifle practice at the university
range il daily taking place and the team
that win shoot for the Austin tophies
on Monday, June 10Th, has not yet been
announced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
AUSTRIAN MINISTRY RESIGNS.
Headed by Premier Hohenlohc shillin-
furst.

Vienna, May 2s.--'l'he ministry head
ed by Premier lIohenlohe Shillinfurst
1ias resigned.
A quarrel between the Austrian and
Hungarian cabinets over the subject OF
llungary's tariff led to the resignation
Of tho goyerIment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
NINE MINERS BURNED.
In Destruction of colliery Near Toxic
Today.

Toxic, May 2s~A disastrous ilrc has
occurred at Youharri celicry in lIok.
kaido. AS buildings being destroyed and
nine miners burned " death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
Wreck IN Louisville Train
Yard Today
WERE MOSTLYPASSENGERS
Passenger Train from Knoxville Ran Into
Freight on the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad With
Great Force.

Louisville, XVI, May 2s.seven peo-
pie were killed in wreck on the
Louisville & Nashville yards on d pas
sengcr train from Knoxville which ran
into freight tliis morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
MUCH SNOW FELL.
Two Inches Yesterday in Warren coun-
ty, New York.

t,lenS Fails. N. 81, MAY ls.- snow
TO The depth Of Two inches fell IN the
northern part Of Warren county yes.
terdas morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
GENEROUS people or SEAT.
rLE ARE ASKED TO ASSIST
ORPHANS IN WASHINGTON
HOME.

An earnest call for aid. addressed
10 The ctlinsus % Seattle. j. today
issued ~ ths management Of TIRE
Washington ChiidrsHs home. an IN.
sfltuiisn here unfortunate little
ones are cared for under the In
strucfian 81 kiudiY. Christian pea-
pie who devote their lives 20 the
service
Ths call 10 two-fcia IN it, scope
u asks FIRST that tho people ot He-
attic make pefnouai doaatiana Of
such articles 80 ciashinx. toys. gro.
esriea and similar commodities. and
Aeeonaiy. that those % nesua lead
their financial support 20 the move.
fneni for the erection n a pSrua
nent fire proof structure. where the
homeless aifs may be recofnpsnaed
for the hardness % their tot hy
many % The iuxufiea Which = re-
sfrtction 81 space and opportunity
IL denied them At their present
quarters
The management 10 convinced
that its call VIII meet with a more
than an ample response fot q has
faith in the generosity 81 sesttles
people and T. certain that everyone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
NEGRO MAY Be
BOYS SLAYER

EVERETT. New - -Ehafies
Red. = negro. has heea arrested ana
may later be charged utfh ths snaf-
Der 81 Norman gEtnehnfN. fhs IL
ysar.old son 81 " q 0alnsbuFR. ~
shls city. The pexre whsn arrested
had fusf sald 70 q seeund hand
riothiHx fHsfrhant = auantity %
btoaa-stainst etafhtnE. later tdenti-
fled as that q young ltltnsbuf. Who
has been nlisslas ffesa hls hafnx fof
the PAST i've weeks Red awne.
shtp II the etothlnE. nua hts evident
desire 20 dispose - them aroused
the suspicion - n. police. vha lfn-
ussiatsiY ARRESTED the nsgfo.
The prisoner taia many ennfiiet-
inx stories concerning his passss-
SION 81 the slathiHs bar finally 81
fssitssd that he had stoieu the ar
tities other than thls - refused
20 make a statement. buf fsnied al
kmopietEe Of the missing youth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
PR|N TIERS
STRIKE:

SfuEANE. Wash. Nov. = All
~ mia,erx on the Spokesman Re
~. sxcspt The fofemen. walked
" hn night The Eveasaz ChFuas
~ frre refused 10 50 70 work this
oersisx The eoEtrses with the
uAu1 expired November Is and q
~ Rzls vas presented. carrying
= ln<rsass Of 10 cents per day.
pr<sdsni w. w. CoWIea. Of
- S2okssmsn Review. returned
soupsDmise providing for :
kx~ iaf Hsore than $50 lines PEI
~ Ths unlon accepted. bat
c1ssu then refused 70 sign Up.
Gnzn1inx other concessions The
snlua sAea gave him until M0niay
MI 10 settle. His refusal was
kiowsf By the men declining 10 go
> susk They have cult work aud
~ preparing 10 leave sown.
n Resisw got out an edition
~ ncrning with the office force
~ tasir ioFemen The chronlcie
> rrspgisa likewiae
ne naen say they have taken the
vprxs q y Ter too long a time
NJ Spokane Press u the only
pp<r nov b9ing published here
N rew seals does not affect the
srsmsn Of the Press. all Of whom
~ snsou nen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
LITTLE WAITS
IN DIRE NEED

eho n Fl all able 70 do 90 viii DO
shat shxy can for the unfortunate
shisdreu
The fseeit4nk home % the Wash
tsatsn ghlidfrBs Home society 10
locatsd N fte9 Thlfty third av.. on
tho MaHtana park car llne. and has
AZ present about 80 ebildrsn. For
several naontha she average number
u children cared fer ln the receix.
lHs heHs has been about % per
utanth. + IL necessary 20 keep Some
% shess shildfsu several weeks be-
fore thsy are placed ~ adoption
Ia = xnad henae. The average stay,
ha@svsT. 90 child ~ about two
nnouths The ase ranges from In
fancy 70 IA yesrs AnSthins nrsdsd
lH > lAFxs family would be accept.
able there 1sleshin9 for Girls, suits
foe boss. from I years uia up. shoes
unsssfwsAf. dresses. oVwfaiis are
now and ~ all tifues very accept
able.
A constant need particularly. Ia
prettsaun. for The household. An
Kinds ~ canned fruit flour. rice,
sugar. lard. beans. potatoes dried
fruit. psunes spsp. crackers. cakes
4.of anything need N She ordinary
family Is gratefully accapfed.
lsetwsen 100 and SEQ children are
saf9d fer annually N this receiving
home AIRS q I. Barr. the nssron,
IL Autheftaed 10 receive donations
af tbeY may bs cent 20 the office Of
the sociofy. ga SeN YORK block
Rev. l. J cesinrton. state HuGerin.
fendsut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
atty SH|YERS
WITHOUT GOAL

era are asked regarding the outlook
the reply usually Is
We have no coal. We have no
Mood - haven't fuel 81 ans Kind
You viii have To install Fas heaters
and eooking stoves IN your homes
II Xoa want 10 keep from freezing
N wish ia eook y0ur meals"
The prospect Of WafmSf weather
Il more favorable but the prospect
IT a bin II coal or cord % wood
ss farther away than ever Tho sup
nik u coal nov coming lnto Seattle
all not even begin "a satisfy the
beats aud manufacturing concerns
The Wood supply IL also now near
Il exhausted. and fuel Of any Kind
Is At a premium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
LOOKING after
THE POOR

The volunteers 81 America are
planning 10 take care ~ the poor Ia
seattle tomorrow. A thorough cam
vas has been made and committees
viii distrlbute supplies tomorrow
morning. Officers have been solle-
iting for tho past three days.
on Christmas the Volunteers OF
America are planning 10 have a
Christmas tree for the poor ciirtireu
Of the cltv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
DRUG TRUST IS
ON THE CARPET

INDIANAPOLIS. fnd.. Nov "a -
Thr government won the first
uklrmish against the National RE-
tan Druggists association this
morning the federal court overrui-
ing a demurrer % the charge that
the organization is = trust and a re-
airaint upon trade The court ruled
that the association must answer
the charge by the fret Monday Of
February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
ASKS DIVORCE and
SEWING MACHINE

the complaint Judge Tailman
granted 4 divorce in the case Of
Minnie Maxwell vs.. Harry @ Man
veil II vas a case 81 Utah mar
Rage aud consequent failure TO
support. Judge Tallrnan also ~.
vorced Grace r. Dow and Christie
r. Dow. for the same allegation.
beside Kfanting a decree in the case
Of IL K Wells against LiEric u.
Wells. The plaintiff alleging scan
daioua behavior. violent temper and
drunkenness
Refusal 10 support ~ the aileRa-
ton mads this morning by Margaret
n Boecher I'm her complaint against
John Doecher The plaintiff asks
for decrease and the custody Of
her child. Dolores.
Late Yesterday afternoon Joseph
II. sypher filed complaint In the
clerks office asking for a divorce
from l.ucelia. his wife. alleging
cruel treatment OF her hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
CHARGED
WITH GRAFT
fssrlpp. T.Isar.ph s.rxle..l

NEW YORK. Nov sS.~-Inclnded
In the charges made In the trial OF
George Burnham. of the Mutual Re
serve Life Insurance company. TO
DAY. il that Louis p Payne, when
state superintendent OF Insurance,
demanded $1,000 from the Mutual
Reserve under threat Of showing
the company 20 be insolvent II IL
alleged. IN the testimony that Pres.
idsnt Frederick Durham said he
had paid Payne 81. Upe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
THEFTLAD TO
BOY CRIMINALS

Entrance 10 the store was gained
from a rear door. through which a
hole had been bored large enough
to admit a boys hand. The out
side door Of the safe was not lock.
ed. and the robbers smashed the
inner door 70 the strong box 10
order 10 get AZ the money. No ex.
plosiyes Of ans Kind were used
The night clerk In the adjoining
drug store heard a hammering noise
about midnight. which. q + believ.
ed. vas caused by the robbers
Detectives Adams and Corbett.
who we're detailed on the case. are
u the belief that the work was
that of boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
tseripp. Telegraph Service,

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.--tom.
mander Robert r. reary arrived
hero this morning and was met by
the Peary Arctic club committee.
To members Of the committee he
said. n have no faith in airships
nor electric sledges for Arctic ex-
ploration, and consider the drift
ing plan the most feasible"
lie leaves this afternoon for
Washington, where he expects To
spend Thanksgiving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
SAYS WOMAN
IS INSANE

she returned to friends IN Akron
Ohio. but vas later agAin declared
insane b the summit county, ohio.
courts she was about 20 bp com
mittea Ia the local asylum when L.
n nnstutck. Of thtn city. who Was
appointed her guardian az the time
of her first confinement, wrote hef
sister Ia Akron. enclosing blank
affidavit 10 be signed BY the insane
Noman releasing him from hts
guardianship % her possessions and
through BIN Il waa decided that Sc
attic Vas her LEGAL place OF rrAi'
Henee. She Was accordingly sent
hers. A commission wlil be called
together 10 examine her montal
csadftton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
cREwsoMg DISPOSITIONS
IN SULLIVAN WILL CASE

Grewsome deposltions continued
90 be read this morning in the su-
perlor court OF Judge Griffin. In the
hearing OF the case OF the John Sui
Ivan estate. The dispositions. vol.
luminous and morbid. taken recently
In Cork. ireland. go into explicit
detail In regard to the elimination
OF bodies and collins In the Botanl-
cal gardens. the ancient Cork burial
grounds, In the effort Of the Amer
lean attorneys To secure certain evil
donce to clear up the big puzzle