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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
Rm@s That City Water Supply Is Polluted Is Denied
HHealh Department Physicians Blame Unsauiiary
Summer Camps.

Eighiytwo cases Of typhoid fever
hs's been reported to the city
asal'h office In the 20 days Of this
hoash which have passed. and un.
isporied cases undoubtedly exist
2 scattered instances. Every hos
f.ai - the city has he quota Of
i&''eais lighting The fever germ.
" seattle General hospital taking
.e'e q some 35 Every prominent
Falt'eian that could De- reached
,aa morning stated that De- had
80 one % ten eases under treat
ihs Increase To the humber ~
sAsae contracting this couiagioua
-.ssase has been 20 marked AZ %
- - considerable alarm. which.
s.oNeFef, has been hushed By me
.s.sy,lals, che health office and
r,.isielans generally. 81 being
..A,nsd That The increased number
!. Uphold patients SIS only IN pro-
bon P'p''"
=. s'a,a8ehents from various sources
}, Ne effect that the disease was
u. 2 pollution VI Cedar river wa
=. =, &c Feiuied by the health office
s.a pay slciaus generally. who are in.
,. a.sa % lay the blame 90 unaanl
'Hfy sumner Gamma ana affr.aft<.
Conditions
49,. ~ Grant Calhoun. city health o.
s,s 49, Wien Interviewed this morn.
mere is no cause for the alarm
'4'h seems 70 have been spread.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
GRANT FRANCHISE
OVER OPPOSITION

Tho Seattle Tacoma Power Co
vac laat nlght granted Ions lived
franchise for furnishing heat and
steam In tho heart OF the city, In
place OF a franchise covering the
same ground that wlll expire Ia
the next few years
The new franchise will not ex.
pirc until Doe al. 1894 80 reason
was ansignahle other than that the
company wanted franchise upon
which u could borrow money and
develop ita proprietary rights In
the streets and alleys Of the city
cou.cilmen Mullen and Iblndon
fought the course 81 the committee,
bat Lost Councilman Mullen Dc
elared that the company was hold.
ms up customers continually. max
ms them pay the cost ~ laying tho
steam pipe IN order 90 got the
buildings served Mullen also de-
clared that the franchise was being
iugEicd through tho council
Xblndan declared that tho fran.
ehlao was not the same as when it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

minutes. had offered her an insult,
aud that she secured the revolver
and drove him from the house BY
displaying the weapon.
Reed admitted 10 the police that
he had called upon Miss Amt a
number OF times. lie expressed n
wish 10 have the whole matter kept
quiet
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Vandeyeer had a lengthy Interview
with the woman. but refused 10 say
what the authorities will do. Chief
WappcnHteiB said he would walt
and see whether a complaint was
issued.
The authorities say that Miss
Arnta parents are weiltO-dO resi-
dents Of puyallup Reed has only
been a resident of this city for q
short time. lie recently brought
his family from California and has
made tho city his permonent home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Tho third DAY of the public mar
ket proved a record breaker 10 sF.
ery way While there VAS no par
ticalar change IN the prices 10 some
Instances decrease was notice.
able
The early rannhey vas cleaned
oct before , o'clock and bis sianA
was just ~ quickly fiilsd BY q new
conner Wlth a freah supply.
Society was there eith the auto
mobiles. the private carriage aaa
fontman an walks % life wrea rep.
resented with market basket. qua.
ny aAek and shopping bag. while
others carried nothing better than
their apruna. which they quickly
filled
The rAnchera prcaoninAte and
their goods showed a more careful
preparation and arrangement The
hucksteF wAA thafe also. bat owinE
TO the fact that q separate stand 10
the north bad beer postloued OF
20 them. the people aopn singled
them nut as an undesirable quantity
and PASSED them up
The finhman showed np today
Ntth fresh salmon that waa quickly
dispnaea q AZ Is ccuta per fish
Choice potatoes found a reaas
wafket af ~ esufa. corn sold a.
20 cents per dozen. and The supply
vas noon exhausted green peas Al
Is coats for . i0ronad bucket.
in fact everything sent aa fast a.
tie busy faneher could portion oct
The goods Canialpupoa waat At
zf cents ger dueen. waisFmrians 70
60 60 scents. cabbage beads vent
az two for 8 cents carrots. beetH
rsdishes and laliuoo brought ;
ccnlu 4 handful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
INJURED I'M
RUNA WAY

Dave Adams aged go. e team
ster. had a narrow escape from
death Ia a runaway accident this
morning Tho team which Adams
was driving became scared while
on the Seattle boulevard and start
ed On a mad run Adams was
thrown 60 the ground and serious
~ hurt
lie was taken tu the Wayaide
emergency hospital. where mp to a
late hour o was impossible to- aa.
certain the exact nature OF the ln
iuriea Adams was employed hy
tho Washington Min Manufacturing
compapy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Two men were badly lnlured and
several more had narrow escapes
IN the wreck 81 a freight train on
the Columbia 4 Puget sound rail.
road two miles from Taylor STA.
ton late yesterday afternoon The
seriously Injured were n Fisher.
superintendent 81 construction for
the Dcnny Ranton Clay Co. right
hand crushed end bruised about
the head, aud Engineer G. ".
Majors. who Nas badly cut abdut
The head and suffered \ alai0cated
AFm
The wreck was caused BY the fail,
uFe ~ the air brakes 10 work while
the train Was descending a steep
grado. IS cars jumping tho track
The train wAa In charge 81 con
aacfnr y G. Howard.
Tho injured men we're brought
here and aeni "a the hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
TO SUE FOR
CITY MONEY

40 the 81 days allowed contract.
ors 10 repay To the city money pre-
vioualy paid by them to John Rip
Ilnger and emhezEicd by him. OK.
plrod yesterday without any 81
them having complied with the re.
quest. suits are 10 BE- started 20
test the city'E right to collect
The argument viii be advanced
by the city that as Riplinger was
not the duly qualified agent Of the
city. the contractors paid their
money to him on their own rcspon
sibllity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
GRAND JURY DEMANDED
BY PUBLIC SENTIMENT
Conservative Men Consider That Searching Inquiry Is
Necessary to Probe Charges Of Graft and Exlortion
Grand Jury Has Necessary Power.

A meeting OF the Rcnton fiill I'm.
provcment club viii be held with.
IN the next 10 days. al which the
investigating COMMITTEES win sub
mist its report. on which a grand
jury IL 10 be applied for
The sentiment for a grand Jury
f. becoming stronger with each
day Men. usually conservative and
unwilling TO take any sction which
may cause any unrest Ia the com.
munlty are becoming convinced Of
the merit 81 the charges made be
fore the Renton Hili Improvement
club. into the details Of which the
committee IN now inqulrng
Leo kohn. a member Of the com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

mitieo on cities OF tho Chamber Of
Commerce. Says II the COMMITTEES,
after thorough investigation. finds
that conditions are such that the
public veal demands grand jury
in order to investigate thoroughly,
then ] am In favor OF Il. though
on principle I do not believe in re-
sorting 10 such extraordinary
measures lightly"
Alpheus X. Byers. member OF
the city council in 1901. said: II
the committee finds prevalencs
Of conditions requiring a thorough
investigation. then let grand Jury
be called. and one that will probe
deeply without flying OF on a tan.
gent"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
CIRCUS TO COME IN FIVE
SECTIONS TONIGHT

Ringing Brothers circus wiil be
here before the sun rlnea tomorrow
morning and Will pitch liz teaiA
on the old BAH para on Ffth az
north The first section ~ the blk
shows will leave the grounds Ia
Everett at alx ucioek and b. the
time tho fifth section leaves. the
nrAi section aiil be- at Tire unload.
ina poin; IN this clty Il IL expect
ed that q large aumber % men and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
UNION MEN TO
WATCH HEARING

The Central Labor Council win
Il IL said. have representative
from each union composing the
councll az the investigation next
Monday noon before the civil scr.
vice commission IN the case Of Pa.
trolman Davis
Davis on July ~ arrested w. VII
son and a man named Daniels, who
were accused of Interference with
workmen who had taken the place
Of others on atriok az a mill at
Weallalte and Mercer st.
Chief Of Police Wappenatein says
that Wilson only aid his duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
SEARCH WROINSKY's ROOM

The police today searched the
rooms OF WToinsky. the Austrian
decorator, who yesterday tried TO
shoot George Essenberger ia the
Eden Musee. but found nothing 90
show that The prisoner. now ia the
city jail. was anything but an easily
anEered bachelor artist A report
was sent 20 headquarters that
WroInaky had been IN trouble IN
Chicago and that he was an an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
HOTEL IS
DESTROYED

For the second time within "a
week Youngstown has been visited
BY fire A blaze. which original
"a ia the kitchen Of the ilnkie
hotel I'm the suburban town late
yesterday afternoon. completely a.
strOfcd that hostelry and badly
damaged three nearby residences.
owned hl A Johnson. G. A.
Lndol. n Dodson and NJ Cole
man The total loss is placed a.
S. GOO
a telephone call was sent % this
cliy and IRE apparatus dispatched
TO the scene The frcmcn auiv.
"a la time to prevent further
spread ~ the flames
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

boy with the circus habit will soc
the FfVue trains uuloaded and the
biAEsNt white mobile city on earth
take shape on the circus grounds
Tbs bis ahowa are Ia remain here
for $50 DAYS The Iarade viii be
givets tomorrow leaving The uhon
grnt4 ~ a. no o'clock The claim
Il nsaair that 4 90 me birres, thing
81 lts hind that has ever bccn At
temHted In the circus world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
NO TRACE
OF COHEN

That Louis Cohen. the young
tailor who was yesterday reported
To have committed suicide. really
ended his lifo IN Lake Washington
IL now believed by the police and
mo young mans friends A note
IN Hebrew found IN the boat picked
up empty near Madrona park
makes disposition Of a lot owned
by The missing man and IL taken
az proof positive that hits body now
rests Va The lake. Losses az the
race track are assigned as cause
for bis self destruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
TRUST PROBING HAS
NOT been STOPPED
SAY ENGINEER WAS
UNFIT FOR WORK

Marine inspectors Turner and
Whitney this morning heard the
evidence against W A Sturgis. on.
glnoer on the tug Griffin. charged
with drunkenness by Capt u w
Crosby Of the Crosby Tug com
pany Witnesses stated that Stufgia
was IN no condition 60 attend 90
duty ON more than one occasion
Larry Kohanan. chief engineer OF
tho tng hlanch, testified that he
was persuaded 90 leave his pos, ho,
cause aturgla had ben discharged.
but that be was sorry Tor hts action
afterward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
sues S. {. co. FOR
heavy DAMAGES

Alleging that she viii be per.
EHasasiy injured and crippled for
~. Emma Anderson. aged 81. q
siesim q the Fort Lawton street
saF collision on March Q. today filed
saii Ia the superior court against
ns Seattle Electric company. ask.
as damages Ia The amount or ST.
- % <ls amount g. 900 a
ssked for medical expenses and the
Fsnalneer covers the Rmount 81
lsfsonal daHanxes tire plaintiff
nisAs she Is entitled 10.
y : headun collision near Fort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
OR
SUICIDE

Coroner Carroll has signed the
death certificate for Miss Mars
Thomas. atteating that aeafh Nan
due 20 drpwnlng. either as tho r.
suit ~ an accident oF suicide. The
body vas shipped 20 kllonAburg
this morning for inierment and
vas accompanied By the relatives
who were ia the city
SO far a. the police are concern,
81. the ease IL closed An exam
inafion ~ fbe head yesterday Dc.
yel0ned . slight congestion. due 80
tbs saddea stepping 81 the heart.
which Is taken A. aaothes iadlca
tion of aFowninE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
KOCH AT HIS
WORK AGAIN

Iulus Koch hrotherinlaw Of
Houfst John Rlplinger was az
work today ai bis old Job in the
county surveyor office Koch is
rcgagied ae o valuable man by
County Surveyor Valentine on ar
count 81 bis thoroughneaa as
Craftsman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
MAY BREAK
WAGE SCALE:

Judging from The result Of to
days conference between the coal
miners and operators In this dis
thct a serious break IN the settle
ment Of the wage scale Tor the
coming year Is not improbable
and tho harmony that had marked
the daily sessions up 20 this time
is likoly 10 result In serious dis.
cord
Tho day was spent I'm a contro.
vorBy over the matter Of the die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

rpovINCETowN. Mass. Aus
:. rAess Is no objection
: he nlaas q this people
.sy mas earning any
....ast q money u he does
: A.aes,iy and FAIRLY. Il be gets Il
!. 4, rsals q special skill and
..,.rsrssN said President Ro0ae.
80 saaay 10 an Address commem,
o,sliag the LAYING 81 the corner
.,sse = she monument marking the
80 where the Pilgrim fathers first
lsaaed On American soil.
spat there Is a growing deter.
~Iea,ion that no mAu shall amass
! sseas inftane b. special privilege.
\ ehicanery and wrong doing, 50
~ a Il Il IN the power OF lcgis
ls,sea 10 prevent. and that the for
laas vhen amasscd shall not have
! business that is Rnti,social
me wknle tone q the presidents
address xaA a progressive rcitofa.
tloa a hls determination % pat
Sea Il predatory lAw hrcakins. 10
rreeeed aleng the paths already
n,srkeA cus with prosecutions uu
A. pueseat laws and 20 demand
,he enactment ~ more stringent
statutes from time % time a. they
- needed % meet present and arts.
- conditions There Il no tnti.
msslca 81 hating or hesitation.
the-e Is no suggestion 81 compro.
mIss With the biz law breakers.
another striking feature Of the
.aarsss h the rtiferailon BY the
nr>siaeat Il his expression uf some
raenlks are REGARDING the uude
sIrssN eiilrsnshlp" OF the officers
~ Western Federation OF Miners
~ IA nahscct be said:
-TAare h unfortunately q certain
nsnssF a. cur feilow-eountFyusen
~ seem 70 Accept the view that
mlass nan can hs proved guilty
n sums particular crime be shall
y noanisd : good citizen. no mat
~ Aow Infamous the life he has
I'd 10 matter how pernicious bis
sxtrines 81 his practices This IL
~ yiew announccd from time 70
hse With ciamoFegs inslnfenca row
MK Efoap o. predatory capitalists.
nex hy q grunp o. sinister anarch.
t1ie hboF leaders and Agiiaiors.
sseaeFef a special champion OF
e,Asf class. 40 matter hos evil his
unernl Ne. 4 acquitted a. some
~ specific crime
ccmmemoratirw pAte
TAs cornerstone exercises wers
a charge ef the Massachusetts,
raae eommandeFy o. TIE Masoua
an& he ritual was conducted be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

LawtOu on the afternoon OF March
3 of this year. Mas Anderson res
eriFcd injuries which ugcrssitated
her removai 70 the Pacific hospital
where Q ls said she has teen con.
fined ever since The gtris spine
and internal orKans are said 10
have been badly injured. neceesi.
tatlnE several operations Casey a
Casey appear a. her attorneys
This same legal firm on June ~.
Ia the superior court. obtained a
veFriei for damages aEEre eating
s25sft IN favor ~ G. McOwen.
another victim % the same acct.
fnnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

charge OF an employe Formerly
when q miner was discharged he
had recourse through the pit com
mitteo' 10 the various organlza
tlons OF trade unions The same
item regarding this point was en-.
bodied ln the new schedule submit
ted by the miners. but the Pacific
Coast company ls obleoting and
will not stand for this agreement
again.
Neither the mlners nor the op.
orators say they will give IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
BODY Is BROUGHT
TO THIS CITY

Tho body OF j. r. MoDougall. a
brother of Mrs w. c. Gibson. Of
ihia city was brought 10 Seattle
today from Montesano for inter
ment. Mr. McDougall was fatally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

archlst. bat nothing was found 70
support either story
IL IL believed that WrOinsky will
DO charged with assault with intent
10 commit murder HIS friends as
sert that the trouble originated be-
cause WrolnBky had been refused
payments for paints and salary.
They also insist that Essenberger
started the trouble. although the
latter denies this vehemently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
sroaEwkLL JAcksos's KIN
SLOPES.

RICHMOND. Va. Aug 20 -Jnlls
Jackson Christian, of Atlanta
granddaughter ~ Gen atonewsll
Jackson. elnpcd with " J Aiexan.
DER. a Young lawyer Of Charlotte.
the marriage being performed here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Former government scouts are
planning an expedition 20 Tiburon
island IN the Gulf Of California.
Arizona Charlie Meadows. formerly
81 Dawson. ia the head Of the expe-
dltion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Examinations Tor positions a. az.
alsi@ut inspectors ~ bulls in Seat.
tie VIII be held Sept III Aud ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

shot while hunting near Moniesano.
but the circumstances surrounding
the shooting are not known 70 the
authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
TYPHOID ca SES
FILL HOSPITALS
20 YEARS OLD
STARTS ON AoBo TOUR.

WILMINGTON. Del Aug 20
Announcement r. made that Bishop
Leighton Coleman o. the Episcopal
diocese 81 Delaware. Is arranging
10 take his annual pedestrian tour
iucogulta next month
The venerable prclaic. who in 20
years old. viii discard his clerical
garb for a tfumping outfit lie Do
always mistaken EN- route for q
poor man unable TO pay railroad
fare. and never reveals his Identity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Jean Charcoal who headed the
French expedition 20 the north pole
IN 1908 intends 10 make another
try next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
TO
GO SOUTH

Report comes from Hremrrsnn
that me rnlted sfaieA cruisers Chs
eAgo and Charleston and the tor
pe1e boat aesfruYera Prehie and
Perry will leave the navy yard
September ~ FOR SAn Francisco 60
meet the four cruisers. West Viz
Kinia. Maryland. pennayixnnla and
Colorado. a. San Diego These
latSeF War vessels are noW on their
way from the Orient and are mam
hcru ~ the Pacific squadron. The
former vessels will also meet the
81 Louis. nuW on her way from
Valparaiso 10 San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

SALISBURY. Eng.. Aus. o.
tablet has been unveiled IN the an.
Client Salisbury cathedral BY Am.
hassador Reid 10 tho memory ~
The = who we're killed a year ago
IN me fcraiiiua of the London Llv.
erpooi express train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

TAe cornerstone exercises wers
a charge Of the Massachusetts,
rane eommandeey o. the Masons
asa The ritual was conducted hg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

$40 was going splcudidly and 7 had
q IuilcIF decided Goo adopt tho animal
ui make him "a member of my family.
Nut just here sorrow. deep and fearful
SORROW. shook the frame of my newly
made friend. and he began Co weep.
Great streams Of tears poured from
hIs eyes. and finally they flowed 500
cDu'ously that The monster noatci
away I'm them. Thoughts Of HIS sub
tyrr1ncous home We're too much for
him. and though he seemed 10th 90 go.
Dc waved ms sad farewell and dis
appeared from sight
A point Of particular interest Just
here is that as the monster passed the
barn 10 left my barhed wire stacked up
nicely, and on top the pile left that Tyre
ON which il had played that accompaui-
mcnt Imagine my surprise at dlscov-
ering that stringed instrument 90 be a
portion OF a bale of that wire and a
part OF my pigpen worked up Into the
most approved FORM
Now. boys. this is the straight of that
Bear Lake monster story. but don &
call him "a monster any longer. for
he Is truly Wondrously human. He was
my friend and ! learned TO love him,
Kindly convey my regards % an my
friends 600 cache and say 90 my Logan
friends that 81 they want any further
proof OF this monsters temperance
on Bear Lakes shores. I can show them
the barbcd wire ho ate and IA graphic
phone with which he was subduod
Yours respectfully and truthfully
AQUILLA G.. NEBEkER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23

mo-l called to mind the value of
music FOO tanning the snakes and wild
animals of the forcst--and ] decided to
ti} TO- Hastily winding up the ma-
chine 7 opened wide the front door.
sl1.r.'v iu the face OF the approaching
monster. aud turned loose my music.
As 80 happened. the record ON the
machine was the Incompatible tune.
Home Sweet Home and as It's
strains Noltod out ON the midnight
.. D noticed that the monster halted.
i.HH stopped. His head being low. "a
...U...eut smile played o'er his fcJ-
COMES. and us the chorus was reached
". ".ro surprised to see thc monster
1900 switch round toward his neck. AS
". watched we noted stringcd iu-
..I.m.nt something like Tyre ut che
".I uf the animals tall and as Home.
Sweet Home continued. that monster
.Iut DO O. thlug but utilize his sev-
.-.. hands or feet iu playing au ace
.nmIlnimeut to that grand old tune.
49, hut 90 was sweet. and as "the band
played ou' wo really Zen in love with
... Bear Lake monster. As ! moved
'. NIs side. the monster seemed to NC|-
como me as q friend of other days.
and before Home. Sweet Home WINS
."i thc animals head rested ON mN
shoulder and we were wlugIIug our
...Fs together.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-23
MRS. SUMMERS IN
SERIOUS CONDITION.

The condition of Mrs Cal Summers.
who was assaulted and beaten by her
husband last Wednesday night. is stiu
precarious. She is az the home OF her
sister an 723 East Fourth South street
in semi-couscious condition while
her husband is locked i'm "A cell at the
city JAIL He is almost heartbrokeu
over the terrible turn Of affairs and de-
c.3res be does not know what hap
pened ON tho night he went home i'm
t0Nioated and assaulted his wife. lie
has had several talks with chief OF
Police Mckenzie but has not been able
to give "a lucid account OF what hap
ponel after his arrival home
Last night 10 was feared Mrs SUM
mar7 would die. She had two hem
ouhages Of the lungs and al intervals
lapssd into Inconsistencies Sergeant
hemuol of the police force has kept
IN touch with the patient since the as
soul. and win watch her condition
closely ln the event she dies Summers
Wll Doe charged with "a grave offense
last night "a brother-in-law 10 the
injured woman Insisted that two adj
dtanHl physicians be- called in. This
fs done ana "a thorough examination
o.. Nrs Summers made The physi-
'ln, believe the woman win recover
aih1ush her condition Is most SER