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Evening journal., 1907-09-30

Fines Ranging From s5 to 500 Were
Imposed by Police Judge Sims
Several Cases Dismissed and Others
continued-Who the Offenders Were.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

Judge Sims was looking solemn-like,
He eyed the motley crowd;
Their upturned faces close he scanned
And then he said aloud.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
REPAIR WORK

LAWN MOWERS sharpened. rubber
tires for baby coaches, wringers and car
pet sweepers repaired JOHN T. SCH
WEfzER. 525 West Front ST. Both
phones. as-tf
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
SP:CIAL EXCURSION 10 SAVANNAH. CA.

For this dale only.
Leaving Philadelphia BY S. S.
"MERRIMAC' Oct. 8. Excursion
rate $500. Good to return until
October %.
JOHN CRAIG. 1913 Market St.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
REAL EsTATE FoR sALE

FOR SALE-IIouses. Lots. Manufactur.
ing Sites, Farms and business PROPOSE
tons OF an kinds. We make terms TO
SUIT purchasers. Rents collected, monthly
settlements. mortgages placed. We sell
hlre LIE Accident Health. Plate Glass
ana Casualty Insurance. IL you wish 20
trade. sell or buy. consult
r. h. McEVILLY CO..
~ west Fourth st., Wilmington. Del
DP,h ENerings, Both Phones.
ooH BUSINESS COVERS EVERY
ilS-cod-tf
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

Il wonder now, as oft ! do,
Why you in court appear,
And so this question / viii ask:
What made you come up here?"
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

"These Austrian rows are making
me gray-headed." said Police Judge
Sims this morning while he was
listening to the testimony Of several
Austrians who were charged with
disturbing the peace of one Frank
Suptick, 32 North First street Those
charged with the peace disturbance
were Joe Webber Mike Webber, Mar
tin Browslda and Mike Weston. All
of them live in the same house with
Suptick The trouble took place
Sunday afternoon at a christening
party held at the above address. 1t
wound up by Browksia being struck
over the head with a large water
pitcher. Judge Sims fined Joe Web
ber $40 for striking Browskia with
the pitcher and the other three IS
each for their part in the fracas.
Frank Jones, the young man who
attempted TO commit suicide yester-
day morning by drowning himself in
the Kaw river near the Kansas avenue
bridge, was up before Judge Sims on
the charge of vagrancy. Sergeant Pat
Lyons, who arrested the man after he
was taken out Of the mud where he
had mired I'm attempting to reach the
water, testified that the man had a
box of morphine in his coat pocket
when searched at No. 3 police station
and that he was drunk on the drug
He also said that the man attempted
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
THlRrY-Two CASES TRIED,

On the Docket in Police Court This
Morning.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

Rehearsals OF "The step-sister" the
new Charles Klein play are reported TO
be proceeding with smoothness. Those who
have peenod IN az the rehearsals say there
are strong parts for Chrystai Herne
Grace Fnkns, Dorothy Dorr. and Bruce
McRae. During the before-production
period. Mr. Klein works harder than any
of his company. He watches every slight
est move of the company. He can tell Miss
Filkins how 20 drape bit OF silk fabric
over her shoulder. Just as authoritatively
as he can tell De BeHeville how 10 lay his
gloves on the table as he enters the room.
He suggests business" from the weight
lest gesture and movement down 10 the
uplft Of an eyebrow. Literally. Mr.. Klein
hasn't had a chance 10 eat since rehear-
sails started and he'll welcome next Sat
urday. October 8. when "The Step-Slster'
begins its public performance at tn,
Grand Opera House in this city. A mum.
ber Of prominent theatrical people and
managers will come here from New York
and other places TO attend the initial per-
formance. The seat sale opens Thursday
morning at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
WANTED


WANTED-200 goose. and duck feather
beds No chicken Highest cash price pad.
Address. l.. W. Gordon. West Fourth
st. s23-lOt
wANTED-New Models L. @. Smith
Everything IN sight typewriter are now
ready Machines rented.
CHAS @. GUYER,
Court Stenographer,
phone 1888. S26 Market St
jy24-u
WANTED, FURNITURE-Your entire
horsehold, also office furniture, antiques
M vou have furniture IN storage I will
buy and pay you cash, more than any
dealer; estimates given freei all trans
actions confidential; don't sell until you
get my cash offer, no matter how large
the amount. Write or phone. ID. and "A.
'Phone C749: Automatic. 2sis
CHARLES S. HURLOCK,
Seventh and Poplar Sts.
m27-6m
xrr .r.-r-T, rrtrhaet nrfras maid for old
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

Niagara. Falls as a power generating
plant is worth s46.OOO.oo0 a year.
An English sea captain who died the
other day at so. had crossed the Eng
hish Channel $4,000 times in his SO years
BEservica.V
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

WANTED-IIighest prices paid for old
gold nnd silver. broken Jewelry. NJ. HAIR
RIS, l26 Market st 1s-ly
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
HFLP WANTED-MALE.


WANTED -tirst-class tlme-keoper WITH
few years experience IN car shop As9
car carpenters. Apply by letter to tic
Crawford Locomotive and Car Ce.
Streator H. s30-0t
WANTED BY an old established legal
reserve old l,ne Life insuranuc Company
writing both Industrial ana ordinary. six
cncrgetic men With good appearances.
Liberal contracts lnd splendid opportuni-
ties 90 those who arc producers Apply
with reference to l.. c. Rogerson Super
lntendent rooms 100 and iOi i16 Market
ST. sa4-Gt
WANTEn-Handy man about country
place TO attend poultry horses, etc. A
good position. William H. Moore, Chadi's
Ford, Pa. s25-tf
WANTED Respectable boys wanted TO
serve circulars. Apply this evening be.
tween and az SOS Taylor st. s2S-if
WANTEn-Four statesmen to come q
Baltimore and sell goods on straight sal
airy or commiss1n. Call or write TO Room
i09 EQUITABLE Hldg.. Baltimore, ma.
1 jyt3-n
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

FOR sALE-Lots on Highlands. (Brin-
ekle Estate) $40 to $50 per front foot Both
railway lines, gas, water, sewers, trees.
aouses for rent or sale; or will build to
.ult purchaser William Draper Brinckie.
c0f Equitable Building. jyS-eod-tf
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

NOTICE - TO THE HONORABLE
Judges OF the Court OF General Sessions
OF the State OF Delaware, Ia and for New
Castle county.-Wc, the undersigned free
holders and respectable citizens Of the
Third ward, of the city OF Wilmington, DO
hereby certify that ID. w Lynch Co., the
tenants and occupants Of the store situ.
atod az N, W. corner Fourth and Madison
streets. la the Third ward city county
ana State aforesaid. and described IN their
application and who afe applicants for a
license on Monday, the 4th day OF Novem-
her A. D., 1907. heing the next term Of
said court. for the sale OF intoxicating
liquors In quantities not less than one
half gallon therein, not 90 be drunk on the
promises. they being licensed retailers Of
goods wares and merchandise; the aggrC-
gate cost value of their stock cons antlv
kept on hand for sale Is not less than five
hundred dollarfi they are men OF fun nge.
sobriety and good moral character; that
such sale Of Intoxicating liquors al said
place Is necessary TO accommodate tho
public; that they are the occupants
OF said house. ana the following respoct-
able citizens of said ward az least twelve
Of whom are substantial frceholdcrs of
sad ward, recommend the said applioa-
ton, viz,
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

Now comes that charming entertainer.
Marion Ballou. in a new Offering "The
Little Organ Grinder" a musical comedy
drama. She viii appear at the Lyceum
October 2. and Q. surrounded by quail
fed company The play is said to overflow
with comic and musical relief. and love
as the motive.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

A silence fell. until a voice
From the throng piped out clear:
."Us nebber cummed ertall, Jedge Sims
Der perlice dey brung us here"
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
BoARpERs WANTED

WANTED Boarders al stOo per week,
a'so furnished rooms 10 let az g3 West
st. s5-im
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Ciothing 50 10 IS less than
Hiarket n. prices. J. EDw. REYNOLDS
T. SON.. 100 w. Sixth IT, FUN line Men.
Boys and chiidren's Clothing. mcleod, u
FOR sALE-Ramhlcr auto az a bar
GAIN Reason for selling. going West APP
ply 2iS3 Pennsylvania Avenue. Phone
45g7A s2S-tf
FOR sALE-35 white Peidn ducks Apply
at Gath and Claymont SITS. s27-2t
FOR. sALE-A lot Of locust fence posts,
also apples and pears from my own or.
chard; nine miles from Wilmington Ap.
ply 10 John Johns. State Road =, o.. d.
and A. 1-6. sli-im
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
NOTICES.

NOT1CE-County taxpayers. take no,
tice: County tax office at the Court House,
will be open continuously from a. M 10
p. m. 10 give the taxpayers in the city
OF Wilmington chance TO take advan-
tage OF the per cent. rebate until sep-
tember 30. On and after October l. 1907.
all taxes due New Castle county for the
city Of Wilmington viii be placed In the
hands Of magistrate for collection. with
the cost of magistrate added.
ROBERT NJ BURNS,
s24-6t Receiver OF Taxes.
NOTICE-To whom Il may concern :
This Is 10 infor you that my wife. Estella
Dill has left my board and protection and
that / am not responsible for any debts
she may contract hereafter
HERMAN r. DILL,
Guyencourt, Del
September g. 1907 syst
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

FOR SALE OR EXcHANGE-Dwei
With nlne rooms and bath: an CONVENE
enees Tor one or two smaller houses. Ap-
ply % South Clayton ST. sis-im
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
JAMES ]. KERRIGAN.

NOTICE-L SnMAN FIEnORIGA. the
owner and occupant Of the house situate a
az 5ll East Fourth street. in the Fourth
ward IN the city OF Wilmington, county o.
New Castle, and State OF Delaware, IN
compliance with the requirements OF the
acts Of the General Assembly IN such Gaze
that I shall apply in writing TO the Court
Of General Sessions OF the State OF Della
ware. In and for New Castle county, on
Monday. the an day of November 1907.
being the next term OF said court, FOR a
license for said house as an inn or tav-
ern. for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than one quar-
TO be drunk on the premises and tho
following respectable citizens OF said
ward. at least twelve of whom are sub
stanual freeholders Of said ward, recon-
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
L1cENsE ApPLIcArIoNs.


NOTICE., JAMES J. KtRRIGAN, TIE
terant OF the house known as The Gilpin
House situated on Delaware street, in
Schcui District 50. As, Ia the city OF New
onstlc, county ~ New Cislle and state Of
be aware in compliance with the require
meuis o, the ctg OF the General Aesemh g
iu such case made and provided DO hereby
gNe notice that I shall Apply In whiting TO
the Court Of General Sess ons OF the State
or Delaware In and for New Castle coun-
" on Monday, the 4th day OF November.
leoi, being the next term OF said court.
for "a license for sa q house, as an inn or
tavern. for the sale therein OF lntoN eating
liquors In less quantities than one quart,
20 be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing rcspcc able citizens OF sac School
District. at least six OF whom arc sub
sio0tlal freeholdefs Of said School Dis
trict recommend the said aplication. viz:
John Duncan. Charles IT, ShOarer.
Jesse O.. Biggs, Frank King.
J. E. TAYLOR. John j. sheridan,
James shaw Edward Elkinton,
Peter Toner. Charles 7. Countlse
y. T.. Chase John Newlove.
Andrew MGalaeher, Benz. Sheppard,
John j. Gallagher
e0T-gf TANfEg I IsEnRTCsAN
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED Middle-lg q ady wants ch J.
den's clothes or plain sewing by day oi
az home band on machine, Address A ~.
this office s2S-2t
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
PAPER HANGING

THE WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
Hopae, lo5 orange st., viii paper rooms
Tor $3.50 up. on al bills less than $40 a
discount 81 per cent. will be allowed
On all bills Of $40 or more, a discount of
10 per cent viii be allowed Satisfaction
guarnntOod on an work a30-tf
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

HAMILTON PARI>. co. have a Few lets
al special price The houses building
Wil pc. ready Tor buyers 20 examine FRI
day, Saturday and Sunday Bran,h office
on me ground open Tuesday Thursday
ana saturday An East Fourth street car
VIII land YOU on the grounds New Castle
avenue beyond Eden Park. An officer of
the company can be aeon evenings al the
| PRESTON gii King ST.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

FOR sALE-Tho factory at Delawars
avenue and Scott street recently occu-
pN9 by II. A. Henel Co. Building sox6o
W. w. e-hefse power gas engine and iN
ieet shaftng. Apply
Wilmington Trust Co.
Tenth and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

william w. jefferson, together with his
brother Joseph, viii present "The Rivals, 70
at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday
evening Of this week
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
BUSINESS CARDS.

WALL & RuMER Heaters and Ranges
Roofing and Spouting Repairing promptly
attended 10. Phone. ID. and A.. 5655. N
$50 Shipley St. sl3-lf
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

Clusters Last Fight" is said to be
thriller unless all reports are wrong
The company is said to be the largest
dramatic organization on the road. II
has a band OF fur-blooded Indians, horses
and dogs. and "a production Of special
scenery. The historical duel between
Yellow Hand. Chief Of the Cheyenne In
dians. and Buffalo Bill" Is a feature
This mol0drama shows at the Lycauu
Theatre Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Of this week.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

"The Spring Chicken" with Richard
Carle as the star, comes to the Grand
opera House on Friday evening, october
4th.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
poINos IN POLICE COURT.

Another Day IN Kansas CITY Kan.
These prisoners" Judge Sims remark
ed,
'Tis something strange to tell,
Are always caught Just after they
Have had a resting spell.
SO it's not so hard a thing
AS it may first appear
For them to hit the rock pile,
For it is very clear
That every time they go
1t is a (r) rest that puts them there
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Page Two.

= OAAA ~ A6S W0e
HELP WANTEN-FEMALE.
se-lr..-.
WANTED wanted for a family of
two Apply 605 Madison st. sjO-3t
WANTED-Cooks. chumpcrma'ds. girls
for housework, help for country, German
Intelligence Ofnce, 800 Madison 81.
s0-eud-2m.
wANTED-A girl iii East Third street.
e25-lm
WANTED-20 chocolate coaters and
packers at once. Apply John Govatos,
southN est corner. Fourth and French Sts.
s2l-3t
GIRLS WANTED White and colofcd
good cooks aud for general hOusewurk
furnish references. Three good house men
want work, colored. Apply Mrs, NJ, Crop
per Employment office S35 Windsor S..
Phone fi56A siS-im
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
ROOFING AND SCOUTING.

VIM. h. WILLIAMS CO..
s2l Orange ST. Roofing. SCOUTING ana
Heating. Metal and composition roofing.
Hot Air heating and ventllatlng Repairs
ing promptly done. Phones a2s-ly
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

hph SALt,-A small farm OF 20 acres
withm ten minutes walk of MT. Cuba sta
uon on Landenburg branch OF b. and o.
railroad. Good ground fruit Of all kinds.
N bearing; pure spring water. stone ana
rome mousse newly repaired and In good
Vluef' rooms, front and side pOrches
pump of good water In kitchen good
frame barn, corn crib. chicken house. an
necessary out buildings, been IN present
owner name for "a years reason FOR SELL
ing change OF business. n sold soon will
seu az q bargain. Apply 70 Thomas 8.
N,a,snali on promises or Francis T. Mar
shah stan 55l city market. SIS sm.w.-tf
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

WALL PAPERS-We have removf i
n. w. corner Fifth and Jefferson
where we will be pleased TO sho
stock Of wall papers; high and lorf
new designs and colornga;
given: work guaranteed Este
years. Both phones.
s9-2m FORE
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

Novelty OF idea, splendid comedy and a
clever vein Of satire on the romautic melo-
drama are the chief character st'cs Of the
comedy Of fantasy. "The Roard 10 Yester-
day" which sam s. and Lee shubert an
nounce as the attraction at the Grand
Opera House, Thursday evening october
s. The first and last acts take place ia a
modern London studio; the second and
third acts represent the people there dis
closed as they lived or might have lived
three hundred years ago in Elizabeth an
England. This wandering takes place in
the dream of Elspeth Tyrel, a young
American girl, who is full Of the ideals Of
the historic novels and romantic melo'
drama. Minnie Dupree plays the part Of
this dreamer with unusual humor charm
and intelligence. She is surrounded by
such players as White whlttlesey Eleanor
Morettl Robert Dempster. Julia Blanc
Esther Lyon and Charles Clary.
An elaborate production has been pro-
vided for THE Road to Yesterday. The
sale Of seats opens Tuesday morning at
nine.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
THEATRICAL

Joseph Stanley in "Bnly The KID" vii
be the bill at the Lyceum for three nights
beginning tonight.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30
PUBLIc SALES

az big mixers as ! have sold for a year
These COWS were bought sprlngcrs and
calvod with us. IS head one and two-yoar-
old heiiers and bulls I viii be az farm on
day of sale only. Sale positive.
WM H. NLAIR.
s2S-30-ol-2 Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1907-09-30

Robert Daily and Company, who come
to the Garrick theatre to-day for the first
time. are considered by some critics as
offering one of the best comedy acts 10
vaudeville, The fact that Mr. Daily and
his Company is billed to so to keith's
Chestnut street house direct from the
Garrick. may be pretty good evidence that
the act is worth considering. There are
nine people In the cast Sheridan Beck
who was with the original Mansfield Conn
pany with other members Of the Mans
field cast. will make his first appearance
I'm vaudeville here this week. IL Is general
ly conceded that Mr.. Mansfield employed
none hut'artists in his Company, and IL is
therefore Of more than usual interest "a
note their appearance in vaudeville The
Eight Fair virslnlans, a dancing number
Dorsch and Russell, and others we'll
| known to vaudeville patrons are Included
| On the program which opens AT the Gar
rick this afternoon and tonight.
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HIGH HONOR
FOR BRICKLAYER

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2.-The
southern California Methodist Episco-
pal church. having previously IN
dorsed DR.. Robert Mcintyre of this
city for bishop by a very large vote,
making him leader of the delegation
to Baltimore, supplemented that ac-
tion today by requesting the general
conference to make Los Angeles the
home of the Pacific coast bishop and
pledging themselves to furnish an
Episcopal residence Hugh E. Smith,
field secretary of the evangelistic
commission with headquarters in
New York, was elected lay delegate.
DR.. Mcintyre was bricklayer in
the rebuilding OF Chicago after the
great fire and his last charge prior to
coming to Los Angeles in 1902 was
five years with st. James church of
Chicago.
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On the TOnOpdh and
GOIdtieId Railroad
MAXIM GORKY ON
AMERICAN MORALITY

BERLIN, Oct. Bitter charges
of immortality and hypocrisy are made
against America in a sensational
novel entitled Mother" by Maxim
Gorky, which has been confiscated in
Leipsic and Moscow.
Gorky defends his action in taking
to America a woman who was not
his wife, and retaliates for the treat
ment he received when the identity
OF the woman was disclosed. He in
sists that America is the most i'm
moral country in the world, that di-
vorces are most abundant there, and
that society is corrupt to the core.
: The censors in Leipsic and Moscow
declare the circulation of the book
will not be permitted unless several
pages are omitted.
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THREATENS TO
SUE ROOSEVELT

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Cable dispatch
es from London today were to the
effect that Count de Toulouse Lau-
tree, who at one time lived in Chi
cago, contemplated suing President
Roosevelt for $1,000, 200 In the event
of the presidents refusal to assist the
nobleman in threatened suit
against the Russian government for
alleged wrongful Imprisonment.
According to the counts state
ments he has languished in various
Russian prisons because of alleged
anarchistic tendencies, finally pur-
chasing his escape.
On April %, 1900, he was locked
up in the Harrison street police sta
tion on charge of selling forged
bonds in Canada. During the counts
Imprisonment attachment papers
against diamonds belonging to him,
to the value of $500. were sought
to satisfy attorneys bills. The Can
adian government proved apathetic in
its endeavors to secure the counts
extradition, and he was released by
the federal authorities.
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MISSING STUDENTS
BODY IS FOUND
rBy Associated Press.I

SAN JOSE, Oct. 2.-The body of
Chester Silent, the Stanford student
who mysteriously disappeared several
days ago, was found in Lake Lagun-
ita at Stanford University today. The
body was found about o'clock this
afternoon by w. H. Hill and B. w.
Harbrough, of the Delta Tau Delta
chapter house. The startling news
of the discovery was telephoned to
the house by the finders, who asked
that assistance be sent. The chapter
Immediately gave the alarm and
soon many students were fastening
to the scene
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.YUBA CITY HAS
HEAVY fire Loss
(By Associated Press)

MARYSVILLE, Cal, Oct. 2.-The
business section Of Yuba City, across
from Marysville, was practically
wiped out this afternoon, the blaze
starting at o'clock and burning for
over two hours. The loss exceeds
5000
The Marysyilie fire department an
swered the emergency call. One en-
gine stationed on the bank of the
river, furnished the water that saved
the entire town from destruction.
The fire started at the Windsor hotel,
owned by S. g. LAWS, spread rapidly
and wiped out a block and a half of
solid brick and. frame structures.
A heavy north wind blowing spread
the flames with burning cinders.
During the last stages of the fire the
roof of Bay & Ashley's store porch
fell; carrying Harry Day, Merle Com
stock and two firemen to the cement
walk fifteen feet below Comstock,
it is believed; is fatally injured. The
court house caught fire, but was pre-
vented from burning.
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INVESTIGATING THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
[By Associated Press. ]


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-Inter-
state Commerce Commissioner Frank
lin X. Lane began this morning the
taking of testimony in the proceed
ings instituted to Investigate an al
legged violation of the new act OF
congress against rebates and similar
abuses. A short time after the open
ing OF the session it developed from
the testimony of witnesses and books
produced, that certain shippers have
been favored by special arrangements
with the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company. Among the concerns
names were the Illinois Gas Com
pany, the California Development
Company, the California Sugar and
White Pine Company, and the Col
orado Fuel and Iron Company. John
H. Marble and S. T. Smith, two
Washington attorneys. are conduct
ing the inquiry for the Federal gov
ernment, while Peter f. Dunno rep
resents the Southern Pacific. G. B.
Seger, auditor, and j. M. Brewer,
freight claim agent, of the Southern
Pacific, were the principal witnesses
today. Seger testified there we're in
existence a lot of books in which
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President Brock Is
i H|F|efetO | 'S'l' Look Into
TRUNK MURDERER /
SUSPECT in launch

BELLINGHAM, Wash, Oct. d
The crew of the tug Katadid this
morning picked up the launch Helen
in Suica strait, thirty miles west of
here. The launch contained an ex-
hausted man, dressed only in shirt
and trousers He was given restora-
tives and it is said was recognized
as Charles Burlson, one of the Seattle
trunk murder suspects. Seeing he
ss.Nas. recognized the man leapede into
! saapch whlc was afnAssidaS cut
- the line and escaped to Suica Island.