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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
President Brace Of the Lake Washington Canal
Association Takes FRS. Step Toward Raising the
S1,50O,OO0 for Construction Of the Big Ditch.

having been with Il since i,a lncep-
ton.
We should like 10 have him be.
Kln the work of excavation and con.
tiuue until the 100000 furnished
by the county Is exhausted. when
the Canal association would take
10 the work aud carry II on 10 com.
pleiion with the 100000 20 be
realized from the assessment dis
trict Our desire Ia to have the co
operation OF MFR Moore. whose abil.
lty all OF us realize"
That James A. Moore fully ex'
poets, however. to turn over hts
share Of the work 10 the Canal "a.
ISOLATION IL brought out In a state
ment made by him this morning.
4 stand ready 10 assign nay en-
tire share IN the canal 70 the as.
ISOLATION. he said.
a Federal Commission.
George A. Virtue. secretary OF
the Lake Washington Canal asso
citation. speaking 81 the present
outlook. stated
sThe commission which n 10 be
appointed By the federal Judge. I'm.
der tho eCottarill act, will soon be
appointed To save any question
as to the legality Of the commits
sion. the county commissioners Will
ratlfy Judge Hauford's action. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
PACIFIC FLEET, UNDER BEST
DRESSED eRowNsoN, WILL
WARD OFF sLANT-EYED AG-
erosion.

Seattle stars Exclusive Servioe.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 30.
On or about April all the war
vessels on the Paciflc Ocean are 10
be organized into one fleet TO be
known as the Pacific fleet. and It's
first commander wiz be Admiral W.
II Browuson. On these vessels Will
fau the duty Of attending 20 Jap
anese agqression--if there Is any.
The new Pacific fleet comprises
what In the past has been the Asiat-
&c fleet, the ships on the Philippine
station and the ships on the Pacific
station. Hereafter there will be
hut two fleets-the Atlantic and Pa
eiflc. Il Is said at the navy depart
ment that the actual force is not
70 be increased. There will be the
four large armored cruisors-the
West Virginia, the Connecticut the
Maryland and the Pennsylvania
each Of about $4,000 tons. then
there are five dostroyers OF the
Chicago and Milwaukee class. a
fleet of torpedo boats, several gun.
boats. a mosquito fleet and some oil
the rebuilt Spanish vessels and the
colliers.
The new Pacific feet viii be ii
vIded into squadrons numbered
from one 10 five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
Names {. c. CHEASTY
FOR PARK BOARD
MAYOR Appoisrs POPULAR
BUSINESS MAN TO succGEDI
a. W. cLisE--mR. cNEAsrsl
ACCEPTS oFFER. wrscN
clTY COUNCIL MUST CON
FIRM.

Eduara C. chsassy. ons Of the
msst popular business men Of the
city. has been offered a poeision ss
member of the Seattle part board
By Mayor Vim. Hickman Moore. and
has accepted The appointment =
for three pears Mr.. Cheasiy will sue
eced J. " elise. whose term of q.
flee win expire on the last DAY a
April.
Mr. cheAaty has filled appoint.
I've positions IN the city govern.
ment in the past. one bcing ~ 70
lice during the Ronald adniinisfra'
ton
Mr.. cheasty vas also the Seattle
member Of the Washington com.
mission for the Louisiana Pur.
chase exposition
Recentif he vas special commits.
sioner Of the Aiaska. Yukon Pacafio
exposition 20 Europe. visiting the
capitals and other cities ~ Great
Britain, France. Holland and Bel.
Kium. where ha accomplished .
great deal In the interests OF the
1903 fair.
Mr.. Cheasty IL known 10 be one
OF the beet and most Intimate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
HENEY is
COMING TO THIS CITY

Mr.. Honey declared that he was
coming 70 Seattle and his manner.
supplemented By significant re-
marks. led me to understand that
he was coming here on business for
the government. in which President
Roosevelt was personally interest
ed Il
II IL known among officials IN
the land office that for the last tvo
years special agents have been in
the city at various times 20 investf.
gate the land entries made In this
state.
Whether Mr., Heney's rumored
visit viii have something to do with
this subject. or something else. 10
not known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
ASKS APPRAISEMENT OF
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT

commissioner will then proceed to
lar out an Improvement district
wich viii consist OF all the property
benefited BY the building OF the
canal The bonds viii then be is.
sued. which will be a lien on all
the property In that district. and
the work commenced.
The construction OF tho canal
wlil be In charge OF Major Chiffon.
den, head OF the government engi'
neering Service In this dictrict The
work. though nomlnally under the
county commissioners, Il practle.
ally national undertaking and viii
be supeFvfsed by government OH
eials. evcrything will be done to
have the canal in shape 30 that
some vessels can pass through II
in 1909. during the exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
REsTRAINs SHERIFF.

Judge Hanford this morning sign
cd a temporary order restraining the
sheriff Of Vancouver. Wash, from
selling the goods OF Mrs Evvie
Chase. who has been declared a
bankrupt. Tho sheriff had an
nouneed that the womans goods
would be sold April TO satisfy her
creditors. Other creditors who had
not yet filed their claims asked that
a delay be taken. and Judge Han
ford issued the order Mrs. Chase
conducted millinery shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
FILES PLAN OF
TRACKS

James Wilson. division engineer
% tn. Chicago. Milwaukee a 81
raal Railroad company. has given
the beard 81 public works the fe-
tails for bridging the east wsssr.
way. ard hes alao filed a fuii plan
~ the eoufzsnYss tracksss on the
tide fats
TIE company wiii construct pills
bridge acrsna the waterway 900 feet
long
There viii be ons track on Rail-
read Az up % the north iine %
Yesier Way. 20 a connection with
the common user tracks 70 the
north from that point. Also tao
tracks on Whatcom Rv, from the
waterway % the south city limits
other srars are included In the
plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
SUNDAY CLOSING LAW
is UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Judge Smell OF Tacoma So Holds and His Decision
May Reopen Saloons IL This City, as Well as
In the Smaller Municipality.

BY HIS decision Judge Smell prae-
ticaily dlamiHHes all the cases that
have been brought Ia Tacoma for
violating the Sunday closing law.
Prosecuting Attorney Roland will
not proceed further with arrests un-
der the law until Il has been tested
b. the supreme court The judges
ruling may not apply TO saloons.
however
Applies Here.
The ruling % Judge Smell IN Ia
coma exactly covers the cases OF
the Seattle theatrical managers
charged with violating the Sunday
law Their cases are set Tor trial
next month. They may possibly
be continued until the supreme
court settles the constitutiOnaiity
Of the law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

II Il stated upon authority which
seems nuquaationed that Francis j.
Heneg. whose prosecution of the
San Francisco graftcrs has stirred
the entire country. Ia 70 come 20
Seattle. as soon ~ be has finished
his work IN the California metrop-
oils. to Investigate matters In which
President Roosevelt has eyinced
an especial interest.
The above Information wss fur
nlshed b. a close friend Of the fam
Gus prosecutor. to whom Heney Is
alleged 70 have personally declared
his intention Of coming here
lust shat Mr.. Bsnoy's mission
~ Seattle win be. do not know.
The stars informant declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

TACOMA. March 3o,--Judge n.
II. Smell. OF tha superior court Of
Pierce county. today dismissed the
actions against the theater man.
ayers Of Tacoma for conducting
performances on SUNDAY. and pro
nounced the Sunday closing Law IN
constitutional Prosecuting Attor=
neg Holland viii appeal the eases
to the supreme court OF the state,
and a decision will result which
viii settle the basis Of the Sunday
closing law IN all parts OF the state.
Judge Smells decision today IL IN
line with n decision rendered By
him three years ago. The flaw he
finds In the law lies ia It's indefi.
mite wording lie holds that Il Is
impossible 10 enforce the law. II
being too general and Indefinite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
DIR. Van WATERS IS
PARDONED

conduct himself as a good effisen.
and the pardon may be revoked at
any time BY the governor without
any cause being assigned for such
action.
When the Van Waters case was
before the state supreme court on
appeal from the superior court of
King county. the supreme court de-
elared that the sentence OF 25
years was unnecessarily severe IN
the light Of the evidence. IL We
felt that II was within our recog-
nized powers, we would direct q
modification OF It's. reducing the
period 20 five years. Van Waters
will be released on April l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

The first step toward actively be-
ginning the work of defining and
appraisinE the assessment district
from which Is 10 be realized the
81 900 900 for the completion Of the
Lake Washington canal has been
taken By the Lake Washington
canal association.
President John s. Brace has fin.
lahed the petition 10 be presented TO
the county commissioners and the
document will be submitted a. soon
as II has ben circulated and signed,
a matter which will be started on
Monday.
Judge Thomas Burke will leave
for Washington next week 10 ask
governmental permission 20 have
Major chlttenden. Of the United
States engineering corps. placed In
charge of the canal work
Speaking OF James A. Moore q
statement that he Is willing 10 turn
over his contract TO tho Lake
Washington Canal association,
President Brace said:
Want moors's Help.
we are willing 10 accept the as
slgnment Of his contract but We
should prefer that Mr. Moore full
nm hts part Of r. Mr.. Moore has
materially aided the canal project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
WRECK DEATH
|. LIST GROWING

COTTON. Cal. March 10-Ai
though there IL stftl an uncertainty
a. 20 ths extent Of the casualties
IN Thursdays wrcck. Il appears To-
Oar that the number q vsctima util
reach 10.
In checking up tho list u Italian
lmmtErnnfn II has been found that
10 additional are missing AID a
number uE these may be dead
According TO the beet inferma-
tion pbtsinabia today. " u known
that the death list o. ~ may be
Increased aurtng the day BY the
death Of cue or more Of those In.
iured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
MUST SAIL ON
OL|VEbANK

Andrew Knowles. bosom ON the
british ship Oiiyebapk. WIS sent To
Port Townsend this morning BY the
Immigration officials 20 be- detained
until the sailing % the oilyebank
Knowles deserted the ship ~ Ab.
erdeen last fall and was captured
b the immigration officials last
January and placed ia the county
fail. whera be remained until this
morniag. Knowles iH wanted ia
Germany to answer harses Of a
criminal nature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

Governor Mead has granted a
conditional pardon TO DIR. Frank
Van Waters. who was sentenced IN
Seattle March 6. 1905. TO Is years
for criminal assault. The prison
physician has certified that Van
Waters. who IL well along In years.
Ia failing fast. both mentally and
physically. and that his continuous
Imprisonment viii mean his death.
A large number OF residents Of Sc.
attic petitioner for the pardon.
Van Waters il committed 70 the
custody Of his relatives, and must
not leave the state without the per.
mission OF the governor. He must
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
DEATH SENTENCE
CHANGED TO LIFE

LONDON, March aQ.-owing TO
popular agitation. r. Raynor. who
last saturday was sentenced 20 die
for the murder OF H. whitley.
known a. the ministerial philan-
thruplatn OF his district. sentence
was today commuted to impriHon-
meut Cor life. This IA a rare IN
stance where such change has
been made once sentence has been
passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
FINDS HUSBAND DEAD
AT HER SIDE

At o'clock this morning. when
Mrs. c. W. Day. Of sSf2 Woodlawn
az. Green Lake. awoke she found
her husband dead al her side. a
physician who was called In de-
clared Mr.. Day had been dead At
least seven hours before his wife
awoke and discovered the fact
Mr.. Day. according Go hts sons
story today. went TO bed about ?
o'clock last evening apparently In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
I'M MEHSE BUSINESS
OF P0ST-0FFIcE

The Seattle postoffice. on ac-
count of the immense amount OF
business done for the year ending
with the month Of March. r. now
IN line with the postofficcs OF New
York and Chicago. and has left
Portland far IN the rear The total
receipts for the year ending with
March win be about teoa,ooo. The
receipts for the previous year we're
faea. o0o. These figures show a gain
Of 40 per cent The receipis'at the
Portland office for the year are In
the nelghborhood Of $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
NEW GRAIN RATE.

iseripps Telegraph 6srviee.i
WARRINGTON. March 5o.--Af
ihe request u tho interstate conn
msfre commission the railroads In
Ihe eastern aud western trunk line
division. and the Central Freight
association n tbs territories. have
agreed 20 postpone until May the
announcement Of the new grain
rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

Ballard. which has been the mae
ca Of the thirsty public since the
Seattle saloons were ordered closed
Sundays. viii also put down the Ia
tomorrow. Several weeks ago the
city council passed an ordinance.
ordaring saloons and pool and bill
Hard rooms 20 be shut on the Sab
bath day Several weeks 80 the
sheriff ordered the front doors
loned. but az that did not help
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
DROWNED
IN LAKE

Rupert Ia Parii. n boy not shove
IL years Of axe. was drowned In
Lake Union today. The lad was
fishing off a deck az the Fremont
end 81 the Wesiiskc av. treHtle IN
company with another youth. He
became excited with the idea that
he had caught a fish and feli over
into the iake.
The boy.n body has not been re-
covered NOR bia parents located. lie
WAS not known Nv the neiRhbarhooa
OF the aeeident The lakr 10 being
dragged 90 recover the body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
Remains of Gus Anderson Found Scattered In ALI
Directions After Explosion of One Hundred
Pounds Of Dynamite He Was Thawnig.

Of fhawlng dynamite. He said be
was FAMILIAR With the explosive
Ne one observed the exaet cause
Of The exploslon, bat frighfui
report startled the other workers
IN tfzna 70 sec Andsrson's body shot
- feel axay from the fire. and
plscen az bic limba and clothing
weru thro~u In every direction
aseksnei II the sight. it vas aofne
time hsfore the men could gather
up the remains Of the unfortunate
uan nepatf Caronsf Mayfieid. 81
lsalIArsi. ta,ok charge 81 he Femainn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

Blown 20 pieces while thawlns
loo pounds OF dynamite over sn
open fire. the remains 81 Gus An
derson. = miner and lahoret, were
gathered up from an area 700 feet
10 diameter yesterday afternoon At
0reea~eed Station by feliow Ia.
borers The man NAa nangied be.
yond recognition by tho frishtfui
diseharEe
Anderson vas engaged In clear.
ing the old Hendricks tract. north
Of ballard. and yesterday. Al his
npsciai request. waa gisen the Job
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
BALLARD A DR. Y
TOWN SUNDAY

matters the ordinance was adopted.
and last Wednesday u became a
las. There are about 20 saloons in
the city. and on account Of the Sc
attic saloons being eiosed on SUM-
dnyss they have been reapins = har-
vest the past few Sundays AZ =
result the saloon men have protest.
eli very much against the closing
order. No action has been taken by
the city officials regarding the en-
forcement % the closing order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
ANOTHER BALL PLAYER
TAKES HIS LIFE

hearty breakfast and then went
10 his room and swallowed carholic
acid. lie Was dead IN 10 minutes.
II is stated that Murphy said at
breakfast that he had been doa.
perate ever since he heard Of
stahl'a death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
BLOWN TO PIECES
BY 0YNAMITE
SOCIALISTS SPLIT

VANCOUVER. II. c. March ~. -
A spltt has occurred IN tho local
soeiatsat party. ~iIh the result that
new party la being formed ~ shs
less rahid members ~ tho PARTY.
A petition 10 being circulated Get
ting forth TIE reasons Zoe the for.
nAti1n Of a new party. the chisi
one being the aftafk on labor sniou
ism - ssms q the socialists
Walter ThofuAs Mills. who loo
tufed hsfs Feesatiy. intended Etvins
a series. bot hta PROPOSAL vas voted
dozen after many u the socialist.
had fsft fh~ meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
osant Tell Worst.

I said there were ether things
which could not tell him. Ne ask.
ed me &c. bur ! said | was ashamed
to-
such Vas the Kfst Of Myra Hali'a
testimony taslay.
Court adjourned until Monday
morning piEh Mrs. Hall ssiil on the
stand Tier direct examination IA
practically finished. bot it IL under.
stood that tho state intends 90
thoroughly cressexAniine her.
Mrs Constantine Vas wiplnK her
eyes and the Defendant himself was
showing emotion. when court vas
adjourned. bat pafsite II these two.
the STORY failed 70 produec any Wis
ibIr effect.
The testimony TODAY ~ w. W.
Wiltshire. attorney for C0uatAnslna
In the civil action brought against
tho defendant b. Han. brought f0rth
many conflicfa between the astor.
neya Wiltshire testified that Can.
nfantine wsa ia an unnatural con.
ditioa when ne SAN him the Kinx
county iafl. the sfay ~ the shooting
frusecatinx Attorney Mnekin.
tosh took the Witness on cruaA-sx.
animation and attempted 90 show
ihtensc htaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
UNCLE SANS MIGHTY FLEET
TO WATCH THE FESTIVE JAPS
LAND OFFICE REPORT.

Frank Twitchell, recorder Of the
land office. r. making out his re-
port for March. His total receipts
for the month viii come to $4,000.
The receipts for the previous month
we're sfe.a0aes. This was on ac-
count Of a big sale o. coal land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
AFTER EN-

tssrIppa Telegraph servioeJ
WASHINGTON. March so.--The
interstate commerce commission to-
day ordered the American. Adams,
United stairs. Pacific and Wells
Fargo Express companies 10 file
within 50 days their delayed state
tnentH & IT, -,trcats and con-
nectiona regarding commodities
with the transportation associations
The denlets will be permitted 10
testify at the hearings 10 follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
tseripps Telegraph ssrvles.l

fbcrtpps Telegraph oefNtca.l
PORT WAYNE. Ind. March 30
y p. Murphy. an old time bah play
or, and who formerly played with
Capt stahl. came here this morn
lnR TO attend stnhla funeral
lie registered al tho hotel, ate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
TEDDY ILL


AVNffff@ sN'Nd'NNf
WASHINGTON, March SET Is
rumored that President Roosevelt
is III. but this r. denied at the White
House. IL is said he had indiges.
ton Yesterday Tie declined to re-
celve callers today. He has taken
no horseback rides. nor played ten
MIA for several days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

Admiral Brownson Is known IN
the navy for several things. One Is
for hts attire. lie is said 20 be the
best dressed man. Also he Is the
man who had all that trouble over
haKlng at the naval academy At An
uuuohs. lie wns In charge Of the
academy during that period. Final.
y. be Is a little man In stature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

friends of the mayor He IL a dem.
oeraf In politics. Being well.
knoxa advocate 81 civic beauty.
Mr.. chaaaty uiil doubtless take a
special pride IN developing the
parks md bonlevariH Of the city.
lila appointment viii require con
firnael9n b. the city council Ia
private life Mr. Chcaaiy operates
a yell knosEn haberdaEhery at
second and Iamea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

Il 10 your fatherF- askad Mr.. Morris
Yea"
state whether you told aim %
any further domestic sronblaa."
4 told him that lease abused me
That he euee struck mo ON the
nose 80 that Il bted and vas sore
foF three weeks I told him that
once IN Butte he TOOK the buggy
u the real estate office he worked
In and wheu | got in II with him
he aruxe me through the restricted
district. aud wlxed 80 some Of the
women. and tigned AZ nae when
I protested
4 told him .tas Jesse wasted all
bis money in slot machines In Butte.
and one time whaa I talked 10 him
about &. he pet the lighted end ~
his cigar Ia ms hand and burnt a.
l told father Jesse aidnt love me.
that | didnt love him any more
We could not live together. and I
waited 4 divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
PROMINENT JAPs nGaG.

L Ysmssnehi and y. NJ. Uyeno.
pran1inent japanese merchants ~
New xarh. are AZ the savoy. They
leave Monday on the Minnesota for
the Orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
WHOLE DAMN FAMILY IN COURT

COLUMBUS O.. March a0-~aau Involving tho whole
Damn family has been cd IN the pleas here
Christopher Damn. who e the plaintiff In the
that Frederick Damn died leaving Christina Damn his wido~
the whole Damn estate consisting Of lota In coumbu
b. divided between the plaintiff John Damn Frederick
Damn. Esahsh Damn and others q the Damn family all %
whom defsndantA
Christopher Damn that his share property
set of him this be without snjung the
remainder that n be sold and the proceeds divided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
TAFT ARRIVES
At COLON

therpps Telegraph oerstos.l
COLON. March a0.-Thc May.
fioWef arrived this morning aud
Secretary Taft aud his party aboard
veru welcomed By Chief Engineer
stevens. Df GorEis. General Man.
nger Died. Of the Panama Railway.
With otlssrh they took the train for
Panama
The voyage was unescntfni and
all 81 tho members u the party are
ia good health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
WALK OUT

ST. LOUIS. March ao--Three
hundred oilers 81 the various brew
cries walked out this morning and
lice bostlera quit during the day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

charged with mansisughter In con-
neetion with the Madison st. aeci-
dent Of March 7, which caused the
death Of Mrs, Bracket. today de-
@sss~-~a4
INJURED 10 the information filed
against him on the ground that the
facts therein set out do not con-
stltute a crime under the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
DEMU RRER In the
GILMAN CASE

Walter Gilman. the Seattle Eleo-
trio eompany's inspector. who Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

good health. About II o'clock he
called TO his son 10 bring his hot
water bottle. as he felt chilly. This
seemed TO make the father drowsy.
and he fell into sound slutnher.
DR.. II. c. Dyer. OF Green Lake.
was hurriediy summoned when Mr..
Day was found dead and stated that
he thought death was due TO heart
disease.
Coroner Carroll has been notified.