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The Washington times., 1907-04-20
''EREUTZER SONATA"
IN VIRGINIA FAMILY

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April o.
James White, a young married man,
was taken from his home by white
caps carried 10 the woods stripped %
the waist and severely whipped with
hickory switches. after which he was
tarred and fCathered.
Neighbors of White were angered by
MS alleged Wr0nEing of a younger sis
ter Of his wife, who lived with them.
The Washington times., 1907-04-20
ACCUSES WIFE'S PARENTS OF
COOLING DAUGHTERS LOVE

BENNINGTON. VT. April 20.-AIr and
Mrs Fred 0. Graves, Of this city. are
defendants in a suit for $4,000 brought
by Forest L. JepsOn, who alleges that
they have alienated the affections OF
their daughter, who is his wife and re-
strained her from living with him.
Jepson is under twenty-One. He resides
in Schenectady, n. Y.
The Washington times., 1907-04-20
Heavy Armor Belts.

The side above the main armor belt
viii be protected by armor feet 3
inches in width, If no radical change is
70 be made in the former plans, with a
maximum thickness of ten inches
Above the main easement battery the
side is TO be protected by armor inches
thick, protecting the smokestacks, the
major portion of the secondary battery,
and the hull structure. Protective decks
and bulkh6ads are also an important
feature Of the protective design.
While some OF the important details.
as to the arrangement of the turrets,
The Washington times., 1907-04-20
Hoods SarsaparFIEa

Druggists Everywhere. Be Sure to get Hoods.
itself by process of evaporation and distllaton, and
have denticaly the same curative properties. Sold by
druggists promptly by mail receipt OF price
100 doses one dollar. c. L HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
Guaranteed under Food and Drugs Act June 80
The Washington times., 1907-04-20
he Lazy Season

Spring lazy season-and with the imperative necessity
for taking Hoods Sarsaparila
At thought singular that when all Nature reviving
renewing showing strength putting forth bud and blossom
humanity should be weak and wilted.
Why that the lively with Nature is the lazy with
women?
resting humanity been
rushing and richer food loading
kidneys system
The peculiar lazy sensation is in the air.
mar About every has That Tired Feeling.
Now S the time when and
Tired Feeling women lose greatly lose possibly their
time real physically because the heahtone low and
you open attacks from serious disease
all Don't Sit Still There's risk this kind of
resting Danger giving That Tired Feeling
far keep going Hoods Saapi1a Tin liquid FORM
tablet called twill vitality blood
tghnto ambition yourmnd It sharpen appetite
digestion that tired feeling dipe danger this
believing others
you great
Hoods SarSaparEEIa
Medicine Sold Everywhere Be get Hoods
grapdy by apro eap AMI
SS@' Se>Se~SS
The ae
sspan nyourvt po re
The Washington times., 1907-04-20

While there is much conjecture in Of
fetal circles and among foreign diplo-
mats, particularly the naval attaches,
who would like 70 make authentic re-
ports 10 their home governments, as 10
the details of the plans and speciflca-
tons OF the two new sea monsters. the
q, 000-ton battlcships authorized by the
last session OF Congress, and Just ap-
proved by Secretary Aletcalf, it is
learned on authority that the plans for
the two ships. that are calculated ID
be even more formidable than the Bit.
ish Drsadnought, and which are 30 be
sisters, differ but slightly from the
plans for the first ship, which were sub
mltted to Congress last faI.
Those plans were submitted in COM
pliaace with a resolution passed at the
time the ships were authorized, in June,
1866 Just before the opening of Con-
gress, naval constructors and others
having to do with the plans. were kept
working night and day to have them
ready. and they We're sent before the
body on the opening day. Now It de-
velops that Congress. after having the
plans before it till the bill was amended
and two battleships authorized in one
measure. returned them unopened. They
Were sent up 10 the body sealed and
marked confidential, and when they
were returned the seal had not been
broken. This act, il now develops, re-
suited in a somewhat heated confer
ence between Secretary Metcalf and
Senator Hale. chairman OF the Senate
Committee on Naval Affairs, who was
charged with endeavoring to prevent
action authorizing the battleships for
at least another year.
The Washington times., 1907-04-20
Dimensions of Monsters.

Following this conference, other mem
bers Of the committee, as well as Of the
House committee called az the Navy
Department ard inspected the model OF
the ship, which was kept carefully con-
cealed in the office of Chief Constructor
Caps AS a result of this inspection, It
was decided that certain changes might
be necessary to make room for engines
and boilers of sufficient size to gUaran-
tee the desired speed of tWenty-One
knots. This meant that the ships should
be about ten feet longer astern than the
original plans called for
It IS certain that the ships viii carry
ten. and possibly twelve pinch guns,
and second battery Of fourteen 5-inCh
Tapld-fire guns, four 3-pOunder saluting
guns, four 1-pOunder semi-autOmatic
calIber machine guns. two submerged
torpedo tubes The size of the ship as
approved by Secretary Bonaparte last
December, was as follows Length on
load water line, about so feet; extreme
beam. 50 feet 2Ss inches. displacement
on trial not more than 10000 tons. total
coal bunker capacity, 2,300 tons speed
on trial. q knots.
The hull armOr, according TO these
plans, is 10 be waterline belt eight
feet in width with a maximum thickness
of eleven inches. giving effective protec-
ton to the boilers, machinery and mag
azine spaces. It Will also give a rea-
sOnable assurance Of stability In a type
of vessel naturally carrying a high cen
ter OF gravity.
The Washington times., 1907-04-20

is AmeTlca's Greatest Spring Medlclne. Sod by
aYsa%a E4e gaining rapidly in public
SS~s 90 S~~NSS estimation, and the sales
doubling up. They handy-enable you to carry
Hoods SaTsapalla In your vest pocket Sarsatabs
chocoated tablets prepared from Hoods Sarsaparilla
The Washington times., 1907-04-20

10 F~SeIIIt III eN~1l-1@VIN11 y
About every one has That Tired
Now is the time when many
women lose greatly, lose possibly
chance in life, by letting others p
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-09-17

anne up the Cape Fear Drawing 20
Feet, Having Discharged Part of
Ego at Charleston The Celia
DIS Peruvian Guano for the
>rtimcr Co. and it Will NE
$500 Jere, Wilmington Reipo
DDi,nouI.ih- Point for State of Eorf6
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-09-17
To Investigate Labor Trouble

Ottawa, Ont, Sept ia specia1
government officer will leave Ottawa
tomorrow fer Vancouver to deal with
the Oriental labor question.
Premier LOurier today sen the fol
lowing telegram to Mayor Bethune:
Il have your telegram asking per-
mission to house in drill hall at Gov
ernment's expense nine hundred Hin
dus landed yesterday at Vancouver.
would understand from such request
that these Hindus are paupers, there
liable to deportation.
The minister of the interior will
send tomorrow special officer to deal
question.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-09-17
QUIETLY MARRIED Al HOMEI
Miss lita Larkins Becomes biao
of Mr.. W. G. Whitehead
Vas Witnessed Only by
Close Friends OF the Contracting
Parties-New1y Married Couple
Leave on Honeymoon Trip.

Miss Lita Larkins and Mr.. w. G
Whitehead were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon at s o'clock, the
ceremony having been performed al
the home of Mrs. W. NJ. Parsley, No
112 South Seventh street, by Rev. T
NJ. Noe, rector Of the church Of the
Good Shepherd.
The news Of their marriage had been
closely guarded and only a few of the
most intimate friends knew that the
wedding was to occur at this time.
Their many friends both here and
elsewhere. will be surprised at the re-
port Of tteir wedding, but they will
offer hearty congratulations to the
newly welded couple.
The ceremony occurred at 6 O'Clock
and was witnessed only by a few Of
the closest friends of the contracting
parties. After the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitehead were driven to the
Atlantic Coast Line station where they
left o nthe seven o'clock train for a
honeymoon tip to the north. On their
turn in abut ten days they will
reAde with tr. Whitehead's mother,
NO. '01 South Third street.
MISS Larkin. is a young lady Of
many aimirabe traits of character
and by her Chanting personality has
won FOR herself scores of friends in
wilmington who will wish her a long
and happywedded life. For some time
past she has lived with Ms. w. n,
Parsley.
Mr.. Whitehead is a we'll knovn
youn business man, being in active
management OF the business Of w
Whlteead and Son, merchandise
Broke ON Water street a1d his
FRIEND will telicitate him on the oc-
casio Of his wedding.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-09-17
HIT IN THE FACE
Mr.. w. E. \. Owen Suffers Peculia,
Accident While at Work.

Mr.. ". E. N. Owen. a carpenter
while at work on a house that is being
erected at Sixth and Nixon yesterday
received a painful injury, which was
lnfilcted in a most peculiar way.
Mr.. Owen was at work on one side
OF the structure, and brick layers were
at work on the other. Bricks were
being tossed from the ground to the
men on the scaffold. when one of them
cleared the roof and went to the oppo-
site side, striking Mr.. Owen full in the
face. His nose was badly bruised and
~lacerated and he Immediately sought
treatment. The wound was painful but
not serious.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-09-17
TREE WEEKS OF COrRr
Cofenes Monday. September 2sro-
ne week Tor Criminal Cases ana
$50 Weeks for Civil Gases ~"

W. weeks Tor Civil Gases.
'oPerlor court for New Hanover
qh1y Will be convened in regular
pslon on Monday. the 23rd inst, one
70h from tomorrow and tie term will
?,st FOR three weeks, the first week m
{ -oeVoCed to the trial of criminal
asses and the last two weeks to be
gwen up to the consideration of the
civil docket.
For the criminal term there arc a.
o9 cases on the docket the most
important of these being the Snipes
case Which will almost certainly be
trled, h case against a negro woman
charged With arson, this growing out
the big fire in the southern section
the city several months ago, and the
case of alleged store burning against
G. M. Murrell.
lhere are several other cases of i'm
portance and it is not thought prob
able that the docket will be cleared in
posing Of many of these suits.
Following the criminal term, there
Will be two weeks of court for the
nearing of cases on the civil docket.
There are a great many suits and
other. civil actions, some of them hav-
ing been standing for years., and it is
hoped to make good progress in dis
Of many o these suits.
The lawyers of the local bar Will
meet about Friday next and arrange
calendar of civil cases.
Both the terms of court will be pre-
ided over by Judge J.. Crawford Biggs.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-09-17

Rest Home at Carolina Beach Closed
The Rest Home at Carolina Beach
has been closed for the season. it hav-
ing been entirely successful in every
way, furnishing opportunity to scores
OF boys and girls for an outing on the
seashore which otherwise they could
not have enjoyed. During the three
months in which the home was open
nearly $50 children were entertained
for various lengths OF time.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-09-17
THE ARMY
opportunity Soon to be Given Citizens
TO Help the National and Local
Work.

kHS ANNNkO1A64 dHu IOCdH
Work.
Undoubtedly the Salvation Army has
many claims upon the community
apart from the fact that in the preach
ing OF the salvation, which puts right
living in the forefront of the converts
duties, it has done much to make bet
ter citizens. People who pay rents.
pay their debts, and help others out
of the mire. The Army runs social
schemes, which appeal to everybody.
1t is not necessary to be a S~alvationist
to desire to take a hand in the support
OF institutions which feed the hungry,
raise up the fallen, and care for the
helpless victims of wrong-doing.
The Salvation Army in the United
States has all kinds of agencies at
work for the betterment of mankind
and the Improvement of the communi-
ty, such as wOrkingmen's hotels. oil
onies, rescue homes for fallen girls.
children's homes tor neglected child
rem, maternity homes, shelters, hospital
and slum visitation, and for all this
work the Army has no endowment, bur
is dependent entirely upon voluntary
contributions. The accounts at the
n@Eional headquarters of America in
New York are audited by a qualified
hrm OF accountants and auditors ana
balance sheets are audited annually.
The annual Harvest Festival ceie-
brations in our w city September Il
to oath, will give an opportunity to all
to help both the local and national
work.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-09-17
SOCIAL AND VHLETC CLUBS
Plans of Carolina Measure Palace
Compav
Option SCI ,rel ON oidseaboard Air
Line BuIt.sng-Athlec Feature
viii be Popuer-Quli Is Assured.

Plans which have been , progress
tor some time in this city Dr. the es-
tablishment OF a modern ad up 70
date social and athletic club. With sew
eral features which will mae il at
uactaVe and popular, are said,o have
been perfected aud the u~nd.takin-
now is regarded al a certaint,
The holding organization VII he
known as the Carolin. Pleasure pal
ace. 1t will be incorporated. the sock
to be divided into shares IF the ulue
of ten dollars e share, aud in or
DER to make the subscription genra,
no person can subscribe to morl mo,
five shares Of the common stock. a ~
ticles Of incorporation are now be-
drawn and will be secured during t.
coming week.
The organizers have already secured
an option on the old S. A. L. build
ing on Front street. They expect II
ut the building up in elegant STYLE
The basement will be equipped witt
an up to date Turkish bath. On thu
first floor, from 6 to s improved.
latlon bowling alleys will be install
ed.
The second floor will be devoted tn
Whatever purpose the stockholders
decide on.
In addition to, and independent of
its city home, the holding COMP
Will launch al athletic orgap;atlon,
upon a membership basis Ihe Or
ganlZatiOn is arrangirs for
grounds near TIE city. Here they ex-
pect to erect a club and road-housa
combine1. Three or four racing
will be bought and placed in
the water for the use of it's members
IN rowing contests. The grounds will
fitted UP for croquet, tennis and
ield sports. The enclosed areas will
De arranged for bicycle races and
lOrse tournaments.
Membership to the athletic adjunct
# the company will be open to per-
'ons over eighteen years of age, upon
membership fee Of five dollars per
Lnnum.
The object of the company is to
ecure both ladies and gentlemen 20
DIN this feature.
While many parties have been ap-
'roached and have announced their
badness to join the athletic annex
r feature of the organization, it will.
f course, be impossible to see every
ne who may desire to become a men,
Arrangements have, therefore.
cen made by the organizers, to have
all applications for membership in
his branch directed to Mr.. A. E.
'eschau, care Carolina Pleasure Pal
ce, P. o. Box 408, Wilmington N. G.
hose who desire to become mem
ers will simply apply, by letter Or
ostal, for membership, giving bust
ess and home address of sender,
DO not enclose money as all will be
gifted when membership fee is nav
BILE.
A few shares of the corporation
lock remain open. This is the COM |
ION stock, and may be secured by an |
lying to Mr.. Peschau.
Parties are requested not to maxi
for any stock desired, uu- |
il applications are acted upon. as
1ere Is only a limited number of !
lares.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-09-17

New Orleans, Sept. 13.-Virginia
Reed, a negro woman who, according
TO charles e. Letton, defaulting tax
clerk, received about $4,000 of the
$1,000 900 he stole from the state, to-
day attempted to commit suicide by
jumping into Bayou st. John. She
was fished out in time to save her from
drowning. = ;EfRs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
LOSES FORTUNE
In POKER GAME

los ANGELES. Cal. May "a
Details Of the stud.paker game IN
which G. J, Mccarthy loa, tee. ooe
ehsres In = rich mine "a Patrick
Hogan have been received from
Gracnwatur. New The ahareA
were 81 the Kingston Range Cop.
per 90. aud we're pat up Al an even
dollar a share The game took
place m a saloon and was for blood
frpm the start
A. fast ~ one 81 the crisp cert.
healas was won or Lost. the secre
tary Of the company. who vas call.
Ell % tie saloon. made the trans.
frr nron the books 81 the corpora
ton, until finally Hogan owned all
che stock The Kingston Range
Copper CO. owns claims rich IN
beth copper aud sold.
Mccarthy Il a married man aud
his friends express sympathy more
on account ~ his family than any
Cling elsa They have been plunged
from riches % poverty by MeCNr.
thys play. The man himself has
n so polishing the head uf arm
b. earn a living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
eYoLIsr cars DAMAGES.

A righteous Chicago JURY haa OF
ficiaily decided that d hleyellst has
the rishtsof way over an automobile,
and 90 q man on a wheel who had
been run down. Il awarded 5000
damages for himself and hia ruined
wheel Il Was claimed BY the plain.
TIFF that the motoriat vas exceed.
ms tho speed limit. while the chauf
feur placed hla faith ON tho fact
that be had sounded hla signal
horn. and that therefore all cyclists
should have fled from the street
The ludy promptly decided that the
bicycle had the first rlsht and
found accordingly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
SHIPPEN SITS ON
ENGLISH BENCH

The Midland Evening News and
Birmingham Evening News OF
wolxorhampton. England. under
date OF May Z. and under a cap
ton. Distinguished Lawyer Of the
United States Here" has tho fol
lowing Il aay about Joseph Shipper
who IL on hla wedding trip
AT the Shrewsbury Borough 20
lice Court. today. the Rev jamea
G. Street introduced 70 the Mayor
tMr. Thomas Cofhettl and hia
brother magistrates the Hen. jos.
eph Shipper. % Seattle. q : A a
distinguished lawyer Of tha United
states. and enc Of the notable
graduates OF Harvard. whe was on
a brief walt 90 Shrewsbury
The Mayer extended = hearty
welcome to Mr. shlppen, and lnslt'
ed that gentleman % take a seat
ON tho bench
@Mr. shipper said II save him
very great pleasure a. an American
citizen % stand Ia that honorable
court. he had the honor Of being
member OF the hAr 81 the united
States vhich sat ~ Washington,
and he VAS proud 20 b. accorded
the privilege OF aittlnk un the
naEintsriai bench IN the ancient
borough ~ Shrewsbury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
RECRUIT CONTEST
BEARING FRUIT

Tho recruiting contest now on In
90. II. ~ q. W. 10 progressing
merrliy. and promises "a be- one Of
the moat successful things ~ the
klnd ever held by one OF the local
companies
Lieu, John E Carroll. who - an
an enthusiastic soldier a. he IL
able Justice Of the Peace. 10 chuck
ling With delight over the fact that
new members are coming Ia. four
taking the oath of office allegiance
last night Il IL said that Il ls no
longer safe 70 come 10 the inatieu's
court In the Now York nloek nn.
armed. for fear YOU are sworn In
member Of the millila before Yon
know what has happened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
wtckERsHAa INVESTIGATION
Is ENDED Foa PRESENT


WASHINGTON. May 81 There
will b. no further investigation into
the charges against Judge Wicker.
sham. one 81 she three Judges Of
Alaska The investigation has been
stopped and the president has de-
eided 10 stand By the Judge on the
reports 30 Fat made. especially the
one IN favor Of the northern man
made by N A Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
NEW INCORPORATES



OLYMPIA. May 21--corprr'1
papers were filed today N d
flee Of the secretary Of Eas
follows
Washington Railway { ~
Company. Of Vancouver, ws<ss Z
tifirafs OF increase Of capital -
from $3.50. COO 20 $500 900
The Greater Seattle Club. 4 :
lard. for social purposes
I,eCount. Matthias c. HoIsy. Jees
Cameron, Nels Olson. NJ
Cheader and Louis Andersca
The G.. ". Thompson Etr
Railway Switch Company, q y
tie. SIS. 000-chsrles :. Folisa e
Guy ~. Thompson.
Mt. Mckinley Mining canFa
Of Seattle, siee .ooe-T. B Iisit ]
James. c. Moody. and J. 7. An'
insy.
Wainwright a Mcleod. y.
Seattle. SO, 0oe-A. r Afln
aud A. u. Wainwright
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Don't suoof oIu TsH~.
Jtsr rtr Ea no SLEEP.

nusros aay ~ A iussnsiea
faf fnisefinE anassthets=. Through
iha haftmsa ~ warehlps = ire msara
~ shirh Carl a wheaton - Nss-
funelile hnrss g. sfur al vars
wheaton sags shaf he hns rlanHsf
Submarine boat shiHh shaots e
nhnan pointed t4hs tHFuaan the
efsnaF ~ fhe ~nsnFs vessel To
tss snf - this tubs = attached q
haa~ Through witch. when the pre-
isrftfs e embedded ~ tie huftona -
the shir ths submarine farcee .
certain anarsthette under sifaus
pressure me Nas. rsHstrasfnE The
shtp. 10 SAYS. w3li reduce every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

CHICAGO May ~ william Wonf
ON ofd settler iu chirsKn and one Of
the organizers af the Catholic or
der of E8feafera. g. dead af the age
% e. years Ito was born IN Devon
shire England. hud after serving
nina vrars IN TIE English navy
raHe 20 America in 1851 10 Nav.
1884. he. with William Thomas. or
Eaniaad the ForesteHa. which now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
SHOOTS slmsGLr.

Henry Imhaff = ieamHtsf IN the
employ q the Union Expr~as 4
Transfer Co. residing If ttta nlaS'
atf ~ Fremont. accidentally shot
himself last evening siih seal.
lher revolver Ito Waa tsken 10
The Seattle General hospital where
II waa stated that ~ VII recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
MAN BADLY csussE'

c. c. Morrison. an emFess y
single mill on vashon slaal y
80 badly crushed YESTERDAY =
may die. He was Gauss
pIaner and before he osa1 I
treated an arm. one les g !. 4
erai ribs we're broken. R
was amputaied At The sesas y
eYai hospital last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
WOMAN surrsHs roRr,mrs.


OLYMPIA. Nay 80 Almost de-
ufiaua with pain unfeiieeed Tor
hours, and efYinE est IN agony With
every Jolt ef The vehicle Mrs. Ets
nest y Osborne. Twins Just wost u
the elsy. vas hfoaHht IN on wasan
tt miles Through the nisht. with the
hrakea bones ef her shattered les
pratFudinx threnHh the lacasated
flesh. The injury wHs sustained Ia
= fearful runaway accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
sAINels MEN TO rtEI'

Tomorrow a meeting q : ~ =.
manufacturers viii Be hea !
inghnm 20 discuss me $3.50,
closing down mills IN Ma, !.
snohomish and SkAgit coaa.s - .
III the present stocks ar 80
The shortage OF the car 80
the direct cause OF this aea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
soILEp MONEY STARTS
PISS ~ rffrsar ne.

PfTTsnUn0 Mas SIT your
imagination ~iii permit suss thlnk
az aaF one raising q funa because
he has ta handle money That's
what the hank clerks OF Pitfshurs
afs HnlnE Not only that. they
threaten 10 resign. many % them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

eENTnATfA. MAJ ze.-k Nafths
sra Pacific brakeman named Pierce
was instantix kittea st > aeictk last
nisht near tbs sIerk yards a. this
ritF fhe decreased IN some mannef
fell Oft cahoese a. q uas tsiaN
switched IN the sf1s. and his whole
hesf Was amaahe4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS


TACOMA. MAJ - Keith Hevaf.
ray. ths seattle boz Nho ~as
drowned here HundsN under rvs
tefleas eifeamsfsarsas# Atea from
craHsna Thta ~ the result Or
the Investigation hY British ketirs
con.ni Aaassts ant DEPUTY ffass.
cutting Attorney Fitrhs