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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
COLORED DELEGATES TO
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVoR CONVENTION
ARE REFUSED RESERVATIONS AT THE
LINCOLN HOTEL WHERE THEIR Eel
LOWS ARE TO BE CHARTERED.

Wesley Peoples. a we'll known
colored man. and a representative
Of the entertainment committee Of
the Christian Endeayor convention.
charges that the Lincoln hotel f.
discriminating against three negro
delegates 10 the national assembly
here In July Efforts were made by
The executive officers ~ the enter.
iainmenf and other committees 70
suppress the name 81 the hotel but
tho story has been widely cireulat.
"a, especially among the Christian
EndeaYur members
Tie committee sent % the LIN.
coin hotel 70 make reservations
FOR the visiting trustees 81 the
Christian Endeayur society. The
rooms aere ENGAGED when the com.
miitee asked tie hotel MANAGEMENT
n there would be any objection
II two 81 three ~ tie trustees were
eolored men The three negroes
are Bishop Lee of The Fourth Epia
copai district African Methodist
church. Bishop Walters. senior
bishop Of the African Methodist
Zion church. and nr johnson. a
wellknovu church worker Of tho
south
Thomas " l.oaeh. chairman Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
S7W/O
Prosecuting Attorney Kenneth Maekintosh.
.eqof0S MIR yoV W4tf"

The point where The neck sfseta e.
self 80 support the head
And fhis head r. a vote Kottrr.
n tie Star IL auY Judge EmarFiuE
from tho top af the No II collar
witch surrounds the neck. the bead
paaes Itself asaeFtxrly AL looks
the enrid fully IN the faca
Some people may cay that The
rssaty EAlior II booming Mr. Mack
iufuah
re il not The candidate Il aim.
ply bsiuE given q iittle boost 60 A.
70 enable him 70 catch Up wlth the
rear guard ~ she candidates al.
ready in the field So is a fsw days
late
The Beauty Editor therefore suE
gssfs that several hundred thousand
votes should be thrown to him BY
the supporters % other Candidates
Just to give him fair chance with
the rest
TIA Star itself allows Mr. Mack.
iutnah $500 600 Votes nn a shandl.
cap and turns bin over tn the
ladies 10 DO With a. best pieaaea
them
one indignant citizen writes 20
the Beauty Editor complaining that
. votes are not BEING fairly enunt
81 from day o day lie says hr
cannot understand how ~ GHl can
have 1887 600 votes. aa reported
yesterday. when each ballot counts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

ne .oa9 votes According 70 bis ar
lthmeiir 1887 600 cannot BE- divid
Fl By 10000 Aud therefore there 30
fraud
ThlH heuiRntsd individual evi
aeatlF dout uuderntana newspaper
voting enntrats=-if be had under
stood be would never have WASTED
hls Ink The Star announced from
the start that lt vas sole Judge
this contest The fact wAs inrof
poratsd IN ore Of the rules EVER
Newspaper claims thia right wheI
q cuHdnftA voting contests
II 10000 won't 90 into 1921 coo
votes Il muat b. patent 10 tho nasi
casual observer that there has been
typographical mistake Probably
the correct hunter - votes for II
vas i6 SOC. 900 The Beauty Editor
wiil aErec that such vas the ease
and to prevent AL feelings o. ieal
Quay on The part Of the council
mans friends vii put the figure
iuat atveu-a clean gain for ~ o.
3 600 votes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

Here be ia
Tho Star presents today the
eighth candidate IN l,s great Bean.
- Contest Prosecuting Attorney
Kenneth Aackiniosh
eosn. persons may nisfake this
for a photo - Napoleon Hnuaparte
hut Il 10 NOT. Mr. aAeklninsh
himself posed personally before
the stars camera. Any discern
ind person can $50. By 4 compsri
san ~ photos. that Macintosh
has Bonapaffe skinned n a finish.
Whau q comes 70 the real looks
The emperor ~ the French had
4 fancy curl on his forehead and
could thruN esanon balls around in
most sdrolt fashion. bat be
couldn't project such a deep. aatuts
lock out Of the corners ~ his eyes
80 The Stars candidate Il throw
Ing Study this mans eyes You
can see that he IL on - all the
moves ia tho compiler game - life
and then some
There IL a nobility about his
haIid. A he riaaa up from the
sidewalk. above hia shoes he be-
gins 20 expand along graceful
lines. somewhat pearshaped A.
aa altitude of about five feet. these
lines draw together again. IN sud.
dan. but not unpleasing curves. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
OTHER TRADES
TAKEN UP

Since tho injunction Was issued
restraining The striking iron mould.
RS from interfering with the Foun.
irymea's association aud their EN-
aloyea the local mouldcra and ma.
hlnista have become somewhat dis.
outraged aud many have gone 10
Sork 81 other trades. having been
given permission 70 DO 70 hy the
'entral asahor council
A large number ~ The member.
hip of the Seattle union have gone
10 san Francisco. where the demand
of an elEhthour DAY was granted
n a large number Of shops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
BRIBERY RUMORS

MADISON. Wis. Nav Il
Bribery charges are rumorcd here
In connection with the election Of a
United states senator. 10 is rumor.
cd that one assemblyman was Of.
Tered $500 and a senator $4,000 for
votoa hY n representative OF one OF
the candidates
The vote last night stood as FOL.
lows
Stephenson, 20: McGregur. 20.
Hatten. 90. Bsch. IS. owen. l..
Frear. l Palmer. / Palmer Is a
negro serving his frst term In the
assembly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
MUST POLICE
SOUTH PARK

After consultation between
Mayor Moore and Ellis Morrison
Chairman OF he police COMMITTEES
the new dintriet OF south PARK.
Naleh save up ils towu marshal
when annexed. il 70 b. looked after
until home regular plan can be-
adopted for policing all the new dts.
tries and towns that are being
iaaau lnto the greater city.
layer Moore hellsvea that not
only the fun twenty men asked for
~ the chief ~ police. bat greater
number wiii have 20 b. added 10 the
present force before all parts Of the
city are properly looked after
Ia Columbia tae old marshal IL
stiil doing duty ard ~ Ballard the
present force Wili bn continued IN
10 the city can gas tho situation In
hand to deal with il right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

the entertainment committee, WneA
b. learned OF the refusal Of thu
Lincoln hotel 20 give rooms 20 the
colored men held a conference with
the MANAGEMENT Of the hotel He
was told that Il was the policy Of
the hotel not 20 receive and enter.
tain negro guests and that the rule
was cast iron.
The Chamber OF Commerce vas
brought into the matter and efforts
made 70 induce the hotel people %
lot the negroes remain with the
other trustees but to no avail.
Chairman Tough will see that tbs
negro trustees are entertained IN
the homes Of prominent colored
people aud their accommodations
are first class
The management Of the L'neoin
hotel now argues that they had 10
rooms for the three gcests but
that an arrangement viii be made
whereby the coiored men can take
their meals with the other tras-
tees
The Christian Endeayor people
are inclined 20 believe tho hotel
might have aided the convention
and Seattle had they reserved
places for the coiored guests with
out 30 much publicity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
OPEN S WITCH
CAUSES WRECK
tsertpp. rslexrsph ssr,ic..l

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May it-An
open switch caused a wreck yester.
lay afternoon near Turro station
% she Toledo Ohio Central Many
trainmen we're seriously injured A
coach attached % the rear OF the
rain and occupied by Red Men so.
ng n Marietta Was not deraiied. al.
hough the members were badly
shaken mp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
ESCAPE IN
CAR COLLISION

shortly before 10 o'clock last
night a Fremont Ballard car and a
switching train ealilded on e -
between Railroad ay and Eastern
Av.
The freight car vas knocked off
the track. while the front vcailhuie
~ the street car was entirely torn
or and carried about fifteen feet.
O q. Stevens. the motorman. and
p @ boveEren. Of 1fas sixth av.. a
passenger. who Vas standing on the
front end, vera hurled several feet
b. the collision. but escaped with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
EzDRf WORKERS MAY
ORGANIZE

hxa'axet AZ ths suneess N the
|<a Azafy workers n Everett
e ; ess q TIE asronErsf n
- ske question Of Granting
II Us smploYss o Iaundrias
- ialssd o. TO-DAY aud & is
- steps viii - taken h
ssxiion Al an early date
= Hsfstt union hid a reIe-
e zaaaay night Swing :
81 an entertainment In
! = vi-torv IN Occurring =
= WaRa seals The an
- sut only three days
aiioa was attended b. q
8 seattle trade unI0nlsfs.
fia1k Cottrsll aacFnfarv
"eensiHl Labor Council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

out serlons injuries. Igoyegren re,
celyed a deep gaah on his he&d
Stevens. The notormau. stated that
his shoulders panied from being
thrown % the ground.
The freight cars we're switching
on spur track. and were not pro-
tectad b. flagmen In the dark
ness the passenger car motorrnan
could only see the lights on the mo.
tor Of the switching train. and
crashed into the freight car at al.
most full speed That he and Love
Rren escaped alive wac miraculous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
SEATTLE WOMAN ATTEMPTS
HER DEATH ny DROWNING

VENICE, Cal. May l4-Mrs. A.
e. sharp. formerly Of Seattle. where
she was the wife Of J. l. Kinsey.
attempted to kin herself here yes.
terday by two methods First she
nred two shots at herself and then
went 20 the Pleasure pier and
jumped into the ocean. She was
rescued and 10 noW thinking OF her
So heinF a patient Ia the hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
Welded AT SIDE
OF DEATH BED

sAN BERNABpINo. Cal. May
IA Mrs Rosa u Mason. pro
prietrraa ~ leading motel, has
been married 70 Iose OrteRa. son
u a wealthy man Of the Castlllau
branch. The marriage was death
bed ceremony. the man slowly dy.
Ing from consumption
Tho two have been lovers for
two Years. bat owing TO the dread
disease lt was not until he was In
the last stages. and when death
was near that the marriage wns
rolemuized.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
TO DISCUSS SEWER PLANS

n mo effort % the special rom.
mlffee appointed 20 arouse interest
~ Green Lake people On the month.
y meeting q tho Green Lake I'm.
pruvemcnf club tomorrow night
counts for anything n viii BE- tho
largest meeting ~ tho kind ever
held IN the north end The sub
iect OF consideration wfll be- the
north end trunk sewer. discussed
By Assistant city Engineer A. ~.
Dimmock The meeting viii be
held ~ Kids hall NJ 8 ? m and
every property owner IN the district
IL especially invited. also The Ia
diaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

seoa Ter The purpose ~ votlnE on .
general strike.
II q general strike i decided
apqn. the hlseksmlfhs. inasds ana
outside electricians nremen. snri-
assrs and mksuus will - affected
4 great majority ara In favor ~
= Kensral strike and many are quit.
tinx already
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

/ ful, and I would prefer 20 have
nothing published about Il"
Mr. T. { Hughes is Mrs. Adams
attorney To-day Mr. Hughes was
aAkea when be will fila the com
plant against George Edward
must come from Mrs. Adams said
the attorney am going east this
Adams Any news Of the matter
evening to attend my brothers fe,
nerai No action wiil be taken until
/ return.
II Mira. Adams asks Alimony from
aer convict husband she must tAke
Il from money which he Il knovn
- have stoisn Adams thrfta
amounted 70 approximately $500.
eco 90 this sum about $50 600 will
Be recovered by the unttrd States
government from Adams property
In civil saits. and paid 10 the
miners who weFe robbed through
The ASSAY office.
$4,000 No, Leeasss.
The remaining slsa. 900 eAnno, ~
recovered b. the covers ment. even
= Il can be lasatcd Possibly Mra
Adams TO-DAY knows where Il can
b found some OF Il IL knnwn 20
exist In the form OF Seattle real 60
tate
II Mrs.. Adams asks the courts Tor
aiimauy undoubtedly a bfx portion
q tho gold thiers estate viii b.
given 20 her and % the habY girl.
IN his cell AZ MeNalls iAlAnd
George Edward ASams mAy spsua
his term dreaming q the rolen
wealth that Niii b. hls Nhen he Is
free. only 70 asAke as he leaves
The prison gates and fad himself
at. ne. her wealth nor Wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
MORE PAY FOR MEN.

FORT TOWNSEND. May a.
Watchmen IN the United States I'm
migration service wero notified Sat
nfday that their wages would be in.
creased from $3.50 per annum 10
1900. Included in the order IN
ereasiug the salaries is a proviso
which limits the Increase 70 the dis.
trici u Puget sound only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

|srrr cieary Adams. the eeAu'i-
,,~sx wife of George Ed~ard
a.. sala thief Of the United
IS saay office Siii wiiain a
q ssss Begin sai, against her
&c. ~ a tivcrra
.s~ins nat be is = convicted
4. "a serving ten years In the
q <.asss penltsasiafy Tor rob
s~ssreas Of AlAskA miners BY
4 o. ~ thesis tYum the assay
IL foruer sossfy belle aat
- 4 The convicted mans baby
go xlll ask the courts TO sep
q ~ frem the ssssfle ex'elub-
sxnssthrin and sesiety man.
Y -, maAly shs VII ask them
Z g. hsg. a. allmeay. a large
- estate az the convicted
4 sahangh the superstition IS
- prupaTty owned By Adams
mrrAAasa BY hls thafts.
srs Aaa-s intsvsa s~s5.
- handsome h0ze 90 Har.
- Nrx Adams N4a Inter
- era reporter Tor ne Star
q rmsnx ne wife q TIE Ne.
"a hana pflsoaeF appeared
u.aresly g1wned. weAriag valu
= s~ss and 20 all Appearances
u-Azr a fAshioaaeie societg
- HssaS 10 ne home bought -
- f-an his pllfer nks aad With
= RS her father and mother.
1 aenw say whsn. Y A. al, I
Ne So ~. Adams g0r \ divorce
=. 4 81 shisfs wife wall I
=, 81 saeh Is NJ intsrtion :
A nz.os dsny T. fon under,
II - ~ poNltioa = very pain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

SIOUX CITY. May tg-one Of
the fouleat Of murders was com.
mltted here yesterday
Philip Burke. n farm hand. shot
and killed Walter cupple and wife
Of Rosalie. Neh. ana then threw
their bodies into the pig pen where
they were frlghtfully mutilated.
Burke then returned 20 the farm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
COLD THIEF ADAMS WIFE
WILL SUE FOR n DIVORCE

soNry GEORGE EDWARD ADAMS STOLE
FROM ASSAY OFFICE VAULTS MAY BE
.1IMoNY FOR BEAUTIFUL YOUNG WIFE
AND BABY-SUIT WILL SOON BE START
I'd TO SEPARATE FORMER SOCIETY GIRL
FROM CONVICT HUSBAND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

ser lie lesped water. xrasped the
man and swan until a line was
thrown from the ship Hauled
aboard II WAS found en- had saved
. decomposed corpse Of an uniden-
iified well dressed man about 50
years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
MURDER

house. locked the six children In q
room. stole mule and is nov al
large
A reward Of $500 is offered for
ne capture Of the murderer and
over 200 men with stern faces are
searching everywhere for the human
fiend. A. caught nothing can save
Burke from belng strung up. Rob
berry IL supposed TO have been the
motive as $500 is missing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
Y ACCOUNTING OF THE
cTTTS MONIES

ss Commercial club ai
49, meeting at night
- saolltioas whkh viii ho
2 Officials 4 the oiiy
sseoantinE 8f the citya
las club Decided 10 send
49, 70 President Roosevelt
y. - service across the
. Panama inanriuz faster
s1lgmeHts from eastern
e Pacific eoasf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
SHUT OUT IN THE COLD

FAIRBANKS. May fiy--some OF
The union miners who are e.rinE 81
tie strike are now talking OF set.
Ting the differences BY arbitration.
huf az the operators are getting
along very well with nou.unlon men
they are not disposed now 70 treat
with the strikers. and sag there ia
nothing % arbltfato.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

CHICAGO. Nay t4-Henry IA
harry q sailor on the steamer Cufs
iignn thaaEht he heard = cry man
overheard ne saw what BE
thought Nas a. sttagsiing pssasn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
MORE CARS AREM
OPERATION

SAN FRANCISCO. MAJ 1.-THE
cars were seat out this morning on
the six lines operated or Monday
and a number ~ additional lines
met with llffle opposition. All car.
risd passengers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

nwsps vslrsk.ps s@rstrsA
ns FRANCISCO, MaY it-Tt
y rrertsc "a rrct szshaTisy this
&rsx tAtt . rAss ureftaE % al
Ems rsgsAeased hy employees o.
y rrsea railways wiil b held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
BANK Is aonBED.

BATES CITY. III. MAY 1t-rhs
safe q tho hank IN this city waa
blown this morning Tho rabberr
escaped. The safe contained a.
ooo ard The amount taken e. not
learned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

lard Sunday last. but as the ioca
delegate has not yet returned the
local union can make no declaration
a. % how other ports Will be ar
focied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
soLO ROBBERY AT DENVER


ftrFirps fsfrErnph seTvteel
DENVER. Colo. Nav g --ChAn
kathry ana bis wife. returning from
fhn theater last night met a burglar
IN the house Who rohhes4 them ~
tsao cash sad some Diamonds and
then escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

~ sisbsrt. a l6zKer VS.
fnsf q cheakamaa this morn
n = FL from a log. The h0dy
y r. been recovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
IMORS GIVEN
MORE WAGES

slsE1 YER. p. G. Nay IA
y Easrsss q china sailed this
erlrs wfsrRi hours late. the
~ ssnants Tor Increased pay
M sssa granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

AGAINST COLOR
SNOW STORMS


fsertpPs Tviesraph ssvster.t
LINCOLN. hehs. May ne Snow
which Is benefit 90 wheat fell
IN Eastern Nebraska and it IL
freezing la the north parts 81
the state
coScoRpiA. kAs MAY a.
anew fRiiins here. and frost IL pre-
dictad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
!" sosOERous ATTACK

|hs' Special ssrv1se5
: Nay il-Yestsrssg
- ~ Z carnss patient
r.. 'anitarlum made n
tsss -, .,pon her nurse with
~. ne fork and bat Din.
d -. .lifed on Pacific as.
A. Agnes Allen. wac
q police officer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-30
RICHARD MANSFIELD,
IA Picture Taken Is Years Ago.

speeches, mostly In whispers and would
often cry when his weakness would not
permit OF further speech. During these
times of pathetic rehearsal his brother
and his wife, with the physicians were
at his bedside. and his favorite robes
and costumes were spread out across
the bed,
Only about a week ago, Mr., Mans
field obtained the services of a Chris
uan Science practitioner. who re-
manned with the veteran actor con-
stantly. This arrangement, while
made with the consent of his WIFE
and his brother, who was with the
actor from the day he was stricken
to his death, and who managed all Of
the affairs Of the transfer from Cam
ada by special train to Seven OakE
the beautiful mountain home the actor
had spent so many pleasant vacation
times in.
Mr.. Mansfield was a comparatively
young, man. only SO, yet his strenuous
career dragged MIN to his death He
was born In England. and during his
educational period studied for the
East Indian civil service. but finally
decided to come TO Boston, where he
opened up a studio as a painter. Poor
financial SUCCESS caused him to return
to England where he began his stage
career. taking minor parts Later he
again came 10 America where he at
once began his great career as one
OF the most prominent, and best loved
actors known on the worlds stage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-30

Word was received this morning over
the private wire of Pollock & Co., that
Richard Mansfield. the famous TRACE
dian, had died. This information had
not been corroborated by the Associated
Press at the time Of going to press, but
there seems to be no mistake about the
report. Mr.. Mansfield has been in poor
health for several weeks. having suf-
fered complete breakdown after a
very strenuous season on the stage, his
last appearance before the public being
in Montreal. Canada. two or three
months ago. Mr.. Mansfield with his
wife had already planned to spend his
summer in the orient, and recuperate
his shattered nerves In his favorite.
sunny Italy, but the final week in
Canada proved exceedingly hard on
him, and instead of crossing the Attain
tic, he was hurried to his summer home
in the hills of New England. While
here he was carefully watched by his
relatives who had secured the very best
medical attendance obtaiuable. Not
withdrawing all possible care, how
ever he grew gradually worse and
often went out of his head many hours
AT time. While in his brighter periods
he fondly travelled back In his weak
ened mind over the old scenes and plays
in which he has so long oeen CEN
trail figure. With childish mimickery,
he would go through his faVorite
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-30
Garfield THE GAMBLER.
His Gambling Palace in Saratoga is
Advertised for Sale.

Saratoga. y. Y. Aug. 29,-In the most
conspicuous place in tho grounds Of
Richard Canheld's gambling palace here
a carpenter put up a large Sign, reading:
For Sale-Entris Block With Build
ings"
This is taken to mean the end or Can
field in the gambling business and 10
foreshadow the finish OF Saratoga as u
mecca for gambling. According 70 those
i'm n posltion TO know Canheld the king
OF gamblers, lis broke. BY broke, 1t is
not intended TO imply that Canheld has
Joined tho Down and Out Club. but
so far as counting his possessions IN the
millions, the gambler has gone into the
also ran class.
man who should know said that the
sale OF Canhelds property was practi-
cally forced by the demands OF the gam
bier for ready money. For the past I'VE
years things have ocer going aSainnt
him The palace OF chance IN Forty
NTH street. New York, has been closed.
Taxes the salary Of a caretaker and the
interest on the money invested, have cost
a small fortune
Canneld's struggle with Jerome. his
trips to Europe, ana mis- effort to save
himself, all Of which resulted IN hne
OF 5000 cost him tremendously, Then
he lost HIS suit with tho lnwyor. Della
hunty who sued for his fees. Saratoga
FOR several years has been "A losing game
10 him. Added 10 this his recent loss of
n quarter Of q million in Wall street
filed the cup OF Caniield and no has
decided 20 quit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-30
.0LISHE,, HOTEL CLERK
PLEADS GUILTY OF BURGLARY

Springfield. Mass, Aug. SO.-John f.
Hinernan, n self-confesseG Jekyll-Hyde
in real life, pleaded guilty in police
court Today 10 the charge of burglary,
and Mary Connolly, who was supposed
TO be his wife, pleaded not guilty.. al
though sue previously adrnitted her
completely in daring breaks" Hiffer-
nan was held for the grand jury.
H1ffernan until recently was the pol
ished. accommodating clerk of lsad-
ing Springfield hotel. He worlSed "A
long and short. day. an ar
rangement which gave MIN every
other night TO himseir. His nights Oft.
according TO his own admission, ms
spent IN breaking into homes of the
well-to-do Invariably, ne Was accom-
panied by his partner in crime The Con-
molly woman told the police last night
of two houses visited in the dead of night.
which she assisted Hlffornan to ransacK.
Hiffernan is clever locksrnith and
Went armed once he was obliged To
threaten To kill woman whom he
awoke. and TO prove he was in earnest
he touched her forehead with the bar
rel OF revolver
To a limited circle of acquaintance
the man and woman we're known as
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Green The. are
d and "A years old, respectively.