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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
YOUNG WIFE ELOPES

Wearied ~ the dull routine OF
ranch life aud with her pretty head
turned by flattery. Mrs Robert
Tyrrcll the wife of a rnncher near
Rentou. has fled from her home
and disappeared together with
Jack Brace. the owner Of the ad-
joining ranch
Gay. pretty and popular, the
Young woman Was married to Rob
ert Tyrrell less than two years ago.
Among their Renton friends the
couple was supposed 90 represent
the acme Of welded bliss Young
Brace was known only as a friend.
" nelghbor. but while the husband
was absent on frequent trips 70 Sc.
attic. It f. supposed that Brace
pressed his attentions upon the
wife
Bought on husbands Credit.
The elopement came during one
OF Tyrrells trips to the city. Mrs.
Tyrroll appeared with Brace az a
Renton hotel. whore they stopped
for part of day On that day a
we'll known storekeener at Renton
was visited by Brace. The young
man stated that he was commits.
stoned hy Bob Tyrrell 10 buy some
clothing and dress goods, TO be
charged 20 Tyrrell's account The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
TIT GILL DEVELOPS
NEW BRAIN STORM

hat and started on run fot ihs
eity hail
Those who saw him on the way
aay that n took Two 20 So Gili one
- see him coming. the other % see
hin gninE
BE Ueut mp the city hall steps
on a fuu and landed In the board
~ works room. with hla face as
white - a sheet Gill said not .
word upenly BE got n the chair.
man for a moment IN this private
room and there learned that the
board would open al paving bids
Giii came back into the board
room and when be saw Secretary
BaFies est the sealed envelope Of
tho barber asphalt company con
lining a bid for the Eleventh Az.
paving he said thank You gen.
tlemen and dropped out
For some minutes business vas
entirely suspended and mem ber
vas asking member what u all
meant only Hi GIN can explain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

BARON Oaawa. the noted Japanese
statesman and student % industry
who arrived here vlih Gen Baron
Kurokts party Thursday. remained
In Seattle to study the Industrial
life Of the sound aud u waH learned
today that be a. 30 favafahly i'm.
pressed with The city that he VIII
In all probability mako large invest.
mcnte here
In company with President Tau.
kano Of the Oriental Trading com.
nnny OF this city. the baron visit
cd a number of local institutions
having received letters Of introduc.
ton from the Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce to the Moran company.
the Centennial FIGURING mills aud
the sumHou lumber mills. all %
which plants he carefully in.
speeted.
Haron OsaWa tn An Interview
with The Star said II am greatly
impressed with the possibilities Of
sealtle's manufacturing industries
ana predict a great growth In the
future
In reply 20 n question a. 10 The
attitude OF tho commercial bodies
OF Japan toward the North Pacific
coast organizations Il passing ruao-
Iutiona encouraging trade with
japan. the baron said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

You Ray sai Dor ne that Lesehi
park AID all other PARKS q the
cIsy viii b. 40 enndaeisd this aam
mar thAt respectable men Ard ne
nian ara chllafen w9n - akis to
sials them dursuE the aay ard due.
inx the pyrnlax without Huf fear
~ beinE curspwlled to associate
With psopir wha 10 not pubiieiN
ennaaet themselves n pfupef
manner
ThAru inn't any Irish IA chief
Wapp~nstein Bat b. has some nght.
iuk tlaod aud the temperature -
that bsand rises wheu ~ Is cor
PEELED 20 sEht In ofdsf ic preserve
The PEACE iie has mri Nth oppo.
slfion ia HE efforts 20 stop The
SUNDAY niEht dances a. Eseschi
park. bat Zoe he tine heiaE hts
hand has been strengthened - The
action ~ 1uana irwin yesterday IN
refusing 10 grant ar tniunoiiun 70
atralniar the chief froEa inteffcrinE
nth she fsschi sunday evening
fuuciiuus
DuriaE tho hearing Yesterday ar.
ernoau aflidavits were presented
charging police officers With a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

siorekeeper knew both men we'll.
and readily gave Brace $50 worth
Of goods. In this manner Was pur-
chased the rousseau for the
elopement, At the expense OF tha
deserted husband
That night Tyrrell returned to
his ranch and found his wife gone.
After worrying through the hours
OF the night he fastened 60 Renton
in the morning and the facts Of
the case were soon discovered.
Friends of Mrs Tyrrell say that
she never appeared disconnected.
but Was susceptible 10 flatterv.
which tendency was fostered hv
the admiration of men and the
envy Of women for her pretty face
aud figure.
Robert Tyrrell viii not pursue his
hayward wife He believes she has
gone no farther than Seattle. but
will not follow her
When his friends suggested thu
"unwritten law method OF reyenea
the Renton man secuted the idea.
saving that no good can come from
that method Of troubling" trouble.
lie quietly paid the bin for the
elopement aud returned home. His
friends say he is broken hearted
over the loss OF his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

Ia Hiram e Ola councilman
from the thlrd uArd. retained oogn
sci for The asphal, trust
There were doinsa A. the city
han this morning thai sei keen
edge on the session q the boar.
Of public works and made BELIEF
IN most anything poasihle
Mr Gin developed another kina
az brain storm. such a one a. prac-
tiraiiy upset the staid ard Dc.
earoua board uf works for The
time being and turned things into
the saunhlhncn % meeting ~
iarhdaxa Everybody laughed
nobody knew. or pretended 70 know
a. what
A rumor had been passed around
that the board intended 70 throw
in the waste basket al bids en- a..
phalt paving The word u was
salf was tslephonrd 20 GIN by The
asphalt people and he grabbed his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

On The ground that the Sunday clos
Ing lAW Is class legislation.
sheriff Lou Smith has sworn 10 =
number ~ special deputies 90 assist
his regular force ~ enforce his sun
daV closing order tomorrow.
fudge IS. r. Bell. attorney Tor the
Youugstoun and Georgetown saloon
keaprrs has been retained b a
number ~ sal0ankeepsra In Seat
lie 10 bring proceedings 70 stop the
local police department from clos
Ing saloons IN Seattle on Sunday
hv having the courts declare the
Sunday closing iaW unconaaiu-
tlonai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
TEAM SMASHES
INTO BUILDING

team % horses belonging 90
the stokes Ice Cream COMPANY
dashed Into the ufsAmiaHd skating
rink building late yesterday after
uuuns with the result that one 81
the animals was killed Instantly
The team dashed out 81 tho eiieF
haak of the factory GA Eighth -
rNana across uhson 81 between
seventh ard kiahfh and Hiankea in-
20 the corner % the big fink The
fafusf of the structure we ripped
open aHd TIE tonKae % ths VeAlsle
snapped sharp Oft IN tbs miaals
Tbs driver was not aboard az fhs
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
MOULDERS SAY 40 SHOPS
HAVE GRANTED DEMAND

A, q special meeting Of the Iron
Moulders union NJ Labor temple
this afternoon II was stated that 40
Ear as could be aseertained 40
shops along the North Pacific coast
had granted the unions demand
for an eiRht-honr day. Upwards Of
2.0o0 men struck Friday because Of
refusals 90 grant this demand.
out Of the above mentioned 40
shops aa are located in California.
All the shops north Of and includ-
ing Seattle have 20 far refused 70
recognize the new scale
The strikers remained quiet to-
day. Pickets have not been sta
toned at any OF the local fouu-
dries except az Moran's The
moulders. together with the ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

who escaped she guards ~ Tho pen.
itentlary lasf Sunday ht neon. until
about midnight Friday when one
OF the officers traced him into a
densely wooded portion Of the ial.
and Hodges hloodhouuda from
Black Diamond we're ordered AZ
o'clock this morning. but before
they could be sent Marshal Hopkins
notified his deputies In Seattle that
he had captured Wandt without
serious opposition and had placed
him back ia prison where. after
a weeks vacation under rather nm.
favorable circumstances. he will be-
compelled 10 serve tho remaining
two years or his term for forgery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
WENDT CAPTURED

After successfully e.udlnE a large
posas 81 federal officials on n
small island with scarcely anything
to cat but what the green herbs
Of spring furnished Herman Wendt
waa captured early this morning
on the fufthermust point N MeNolla
tsiand By United STATES Marshal
Hopkins
The marshal and 26 picked men
from Tacoma. assisted by two
revenue cutters. had been careful
~ pafrollug the no miles % coast
on the island for several days.
Nothing. however. could be- learned
Of the whereabouts Of the convict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
LESS ImarouATioS.

OWING "a the break down in the
facilities OF canadian railroads
there has ben a falling Off Ia tho
immigration 20 western Canada and
tho Northwest Territory Of over
one*haif This was the opinion
given today by J. y. Smith OF Win
nipeH. Canada. who IL in Seattle,
The usual overflow into British Co
lumhia and Manitoba did not take
place this spring and as result
there has been a decided reduction
IA the price ~ farm lands through
out the Canadian Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
ROOSEVELT TO
EXPLAIN ALL

Justice tha, President Roosevelt
over a year ago IN answer to a
warning from Governor 0oofins
Of Idaho that federal troops might
be wanted Ia that state. call
ed upon the department for enhaus'
tive Investigation Of the whole ease.
Including tho acts against Meyer
HAYWOOD % which the laboritea
nov complain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
WAS NEAR
10 DEA 7H

side and breaking the iron flas-
STAFF whieh fell 20 the dsck three
feet from where Mrs Roosevelt
stood
Captain Bulmsr. II the presi-
dents personal staff VAS command
Ing the yacht He believes the en-
Kiaeer miannhsruiood tho signals Of
the navigating officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

chinists. are pairoiiing that shop.
The moulders say they induced
nine non-union men recently Inn
ported from Michigan and en-
ployed Al Morsn's to QUIT work
there and Join the local union.
Piekets Will be stationed at any
other shopa unless an attempt Is
made to employ non-union men.
A meeting OF the Foundrymens
association was held Friday night
when the situation was discussed
but no definite plan made. one az
tho members OF this association
said today tha; the association
was not in favor OF importing
strike breakers. but wanted cool
honest men to take the places OF
the strikers,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
FIGHT AGAINST
| SUNDAY LAW

nsaatay closing iaT viii soon
IA iaio court on a bitter tight
nsaus N tie vet suburbs Of
= attend to resist its enforce.
" IL groaad that under the
Franiins 70 incorporated
q figh, 70 license and ragu.
as the state Waived at
~ aFsr hem
Ai9oa' located IN tho min
\. .asa sections of King county
battle. VII press the attack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
in
ICE FLOES

49, egmpt~sstv blocked CADET straits
$500 xsw FanndiaHa sod CAPS
Breton
rhs aarainian frofn Aonden Tor
n ntt~al wMs forced q land so
rass~nEefs here her efforts 70 pass
she barrier being trrffsetaai
u 70 reported that she siahtea
tee outaflon and Nanruuvrf. hoth
ur.his h. nsovs except wita TIE IA
~sftatn Motion q the ice
me tanlan. with 1889 psssnusefs
nhaarf. - believed 90 hs "a TIE ice
- she suif % Sc Lavfsncr
the So field Is 50 miles ~ids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

n. s,py Of Enoch Ardea and
-.,,,w 10 us bone after years
$500 10 nud his plaec IN the
80 name a his vito asufpct
So has found sinost an
- esnssrl AFt Ia the hiile cry
~.sssesawa. aaa au extremely
$500 phase OF the case "a
- q asreloe a. aa1 moniea =
q. wamAn in tho c&an y cyl
80 i 1 cssgeFaie mead
49, xsass ase Charles a sase
.s,a sife. ehom h. had mar
- menths rFior to that time,
=. sxsnx te al outward apReaf'
-. Aarpily IN = modest Hitle
- .sex ewuse on Howard 81, 10
$500 saxs Was emploiea Al
80 hro,heFs Is maehinls' ana
/ ~ 4 spea salasS
yvssssa We'll ard Left
"a. uas q a suspicious o.
- ussure. ueveFtheless SASS
- shat he considered stts'
- srssoas 90 The cart % his
- "a ) uelkhees rsmsd u y
- arg dlasanAils aeFoss the
- sssn me s~se home, ana one 2,
i, = sfaersd a saSaa load %
-. sent % the home puF,
49, 80 tors d coal had q deed
I q Rs1ara It progefty made
nns xifes namc. and quietly
s.srsxred Mu saSe appea.si
- rsas.y worried OYER me ais.
- q Der comfAnion, sed
~ : = acaaAsnsAnee that shs
- : hza conmistea suicide
&c. sha SAID she believed
"a drunk IN Seattle. 3
- s.xs uaA nescr kuowa -
- trpely IL hqnof
Arw.s n.r 4ssssre Dead.
l sceks afterwards Mr.
/ - .~<rsed r. = TREAD shas shs
| ~ er-ud letter from an
/ - Fs.Ainiaace tefifns hef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

that sAec had died whilo on a pros,
peeung tour In the north Ia a
fus months Mrs. SAGE and the
uslRhhor. Adams. were quietly mar.
rled. the latter having been a.
toFced from his wife Ia tho mean
tme
sage weut south from George
tawn. aalouynlng In California. Art.
faaa and other states. accumniat'
ing quite sum OF money Ia the
meantime Thursday he suddenly
returned 60 GearKrtoNn. and one
% The hrut thlnEn he heard Was
that hia wife had been married 81
Adams Yesterday he went 20 the
Adams home and pressed the door
bell The former Mrs. SAGE opened
the door. and when she saw the
face Of the man who bad diAAp-
reared nearly t~so years before, she
uttered a heart rundink cry and fell
IN a dead fAlat.
Mr.. Sage 10 Desperate.
sage helped place the woman on
a bed aud then left. Mn SAGE.
OF Adams. declared 10 an acquaiut'
Anee yesterday afternoon that Y
va her fall latentlon II the faint
ink apcli had not overtaksn her 10
have secured a san aud shot saso
dead on the spot.
Mrs. saea had heea married AZ
least tWiee before she Was unitcd
10 SAGE. One Of the individuals
whose name sto earu. waN a
wealthy paiouse farmer b. the
name 81 AdAt A divorce suit fol
iewna that matrimonial alliance,
and In the settlement tbs woEuan.
Il i said. ~as paid $4,000 IN caah.
which she spent prior 20 naasinS
she aeqaatuianne 81 Sage.
sage Il stiu IN Georscuo~a. and
declares that he proposee 10 make
matters interesting for his wife and
the man Adams. wha. he declares.
IL lhs cassse q 81 the trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
JAPANESE BARON WILL
INVEST In THIS CITY

The leading business men OF
Japan are very much rratified with
the action Of the commercial or.
FaniEaDons of Seattle in voting 20
discourage anv discrimination
against the Japanese. and their &C.
tion will doubtless result In the
transfer % considerable business
from san Francisco 10 Seattle
Baron osawa Will leave for the
east sunday where he will con.
tlnue hts study Of American bust.
ness methods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

Judge Smell in making bis de-
ciaion said
The court IL not here for the pur-
pose - iBfIieting punishment on
fniH defendant. TIE province OF the
court II % aentenes those found
guilty OF crime and not to punish
those found not guilty BY reason Of
insanity In thoe wisdom Of the
Legislature II has laid upon the
eourts tho responsibility IN cases
% this kind 20 see that de-
fcndanf 20 acquitted IL not released
and sent out Al large upon CON-
munifY. thereby causing the life or
property 81 any citizen 20 be inse-
cure.
4 feel that I should not In pass
Ing sentence IN this eass act a. pun
ishinR this defendant. ~ II he weFs
guilty ~ cold biooded murder. II 10
conceded b. all that u d not safs
for this young man to be set AZ lib
eEiy. and this 10 not even asked ny
hts counsel. Under the iaw. II do
not discharge him either with or
without bonds. there are only two
other courses left TO pursue. send
him to an insane asylum or %
prison n 7 send him TO. an asylum
be could remain there only thirty
days and Al the end Of that time. ~
order OF recent act OF the legisis~
turs the superintendent would hs
compelled to deliver him 20 the war
der Of The psuitsntisry.
The new law specifically states
that persons held IN asyiums who
have been guilty Of crimes snail be
go transmitted.
Not 20 ne . Cosstst.
II have not felt It the right thing
to send a person acquitted Of criu.
BY reason ~ insanity 60 the peni-
tentisry. where he would BE trest-
20 as : fslou and subjected TO tire
same harsh regulations az those
whr deliberately and premeditated-
ly violated the law. n IL not con-
sonant with common Jastire or hH-
mNnity. because the fss~eorfunexs
subject would be receiving puntah-
ment for ar act the Jury declared
he vas not guilty Of Committing
There will. however. on June II
Be An insane yard furnished IN the
state rsnitsntfsry. where the sub
Sects ALL be treated sH insane per-
sons and not as feiens ard wfii rot
be subjected 70 the rules governing
feions. nor viii they associate with
that class Of inmates.
II f. the Judgment % this court
that Chester Thompson be confined
IN THE insane ward In the state pen
iteutiary at waila wafis and -
there subjected 20 the law govern
ting insane sent 10 that institution.
n 4. further ordered that the nit
tinus shall rot issue before Juns
"a ard that IN the meantime tHs
defendant be confined in the Pierce
county jail"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

fserlpps Telegraph Sfrvice1
WASHINGTON May The in-
ters,ate commerce commission has
brought p H. Hartman 60 his
knees Hia road. the southern Pa
rifie was notified by the commis.
sion this afternoon that the tariff
agreement entered into IN 1903 be-
tween the Southern Pacific and the
San Pedro. Los Angeles a Salt
Lake railway has been ahroFated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

fscripps Telegraph Service
WASHINGTON. May lit Sas
learned today that Mrs Roosevelt
narrowly escaped death yesterday.
Returning wfth = party Of friends
from q short cruise on the sYlph.
the yacht crashed into dock. crush
tuE the iaunch. on the siafhoafi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
ADVERTISE vrcroaIA.

Circulars advertising the beauty
spets and summer resorts 10 aud
about Victoria. Il. O. az we'll Hs
the Industrial advantages % that
citF viii ba distributed during the
coming Christian Endesver national
convention Ia seattle tu June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
ON
HIS KNEES

II aimed % oontroi The freight bus
iuesa IN California for 80 years aud
was signed BY f. II Hartman and
" A Clark
The disclosures we're made dur
Ina the recent Investigation At los
Angeles and n Il announced b. the
contracting parties that the sEree-
ment was abrogAted because il ap-
peared 20 be inimical 70 any trust
iaW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
SHRINERS AT
LOS ANGELES

Los ANGELES. cal. May the
advance guard % shrluers ts be-
ginning 10 arrive. Many special
trains are late
Among the delegation expected "a
arrive thfs evening are tho Temples
from omaha, Duluth. Minneapolis
and 81 Paul
Thrcn thousand wnrkmrn arc
struggling with Thousands 81 wards
90 bunting and innumsrahie electric
lights. fiaEH. banners lanterns
flowers. ferns and palms In an 81
fort 20 complete thu decorations,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

fsrrtpp. Telegraph sTrsfesb
eEArRALIA. May the south
bend passenger train wns delayed
tie other day on being asked from
tsH dgusIlsFa the cause Tor such DO
lay. Engineer usaurhamp telegraph
da the following reply
rhs wind was high, TIE steam Was
low
Tie train was heavy ana hard -
tow
Tie coal vas poaf ard full - slate.
AID that l. what made 81 late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

PORT TOWNSEND. May -
Duriag the dsnse foE this morning
the nteAmsF nods. 81 the Puget
sound NaviEAtioa company. go.
route nom this port 20 Seattle.
Wsat ashore on the rocky beach
near NarruWNfnns point. The ais
tres4 signal sAa blown and the
goFef nfneuf steamer ThumHg
ETaaH went "a ths Isodes assist
eaee and took the passengers OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
DODE GOES
ASHORE

and brought them back 10 Port
Townsend
All efforts TO floa, the Dode have
proven unAsailinE and the tide go
ing out viii leave her on the beach.
Aatr huber; Ntieou Was At the
Wheel when she Nsnt ashore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
HELLO GIRLS ARE
STILL STRIKING

BAN FRASciBco. May t~-Ths
telephone service continues 10 a
state - partial paralysis, although
the conditions are somewhat better
than yesterday.
Operators are now stationed Al al
the exc HanFfa
Neither side shows slHnH Of max
Ing concessions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

The Ddsde makes daily trips be-
fween aesttie aud Port Townsend
on what d called the mill route
calling 10th wars a. Port Gamble.
PORT Healock and other places on
ihat rnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
MAY BE PRISONER
BUT NOT CONVICT

CHESTER THOMPSON ORDERED TO INSANE
WARD OF PENITENTIARY, UNDER LAW
PASSED BY LATE LEGIsLATURE-AL-
THOUGH EMoRY's SLAYER WILL NOT
WEAR STRIPES OR DO CONVICT LABOR.
HIS FATHER WILL CONTINUE FIGHT TO
KEEP SON FROM PRISON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

ses,ss Tsiesrsph serstes1
KkxTax. n 4. MAJ t--ovsf
- r-r.uz. are ssasrd the trans
~. na.r. i.4. Ia ne See -sish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

3usssz Tsiearaph Service
flsEIssTON. Nay 4-in hls
|s1'1s sfisf 70 The Nee York led
ma = labor en- the MoyEf Hay
~ ssae promised for SUNDAY. II
! ntsrsseef President Roosevelt
ass clear bis position A. 70
y INSTABILITY Of these men and
y ~ position vas not taken
fsan iasssiigailou
- Halsd a. the department u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
THIS EMOGH ARDEN
WON'T GO WAY

ruARLEs II. SAGE OF GEORGETOWN. WHO
RETURNS AFTER TWO YEARS ABSENCE
To FIND HIS WIFE MARRIED TO AN
OTHER. WILL MAKE TROUBLE FOR HIS
SUCCESSOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04


The decision OF Judge Smell did
not strike the Thompson family ns
hard a. 70 would have done hac
Judge smell ordered the prisoner 10
the penitentiary Immediately. The
insane card to be established A.
the peniientiAry BY the time thu
oravea bin goes into effect on June
Il. will be regarded 80 a hospital
fer The insane, and not AZ a penai
institution The ward 10 % taha
the same plane a. the nEylums for
the ersminRiiy insane which have
been established ia numerous
eastern states. Chester Thomptols
viii be under the physicians care
and viii neither have 70 wear
prlson stripes nor do hare labor
The only stigma that can be placed
against him lies simply In the fac.
that the asylum IL located NJ the
penitentiary and !, IL against this
that Attorney Thompson. unwisely
in the opinion Of some OF HE
friends. intends 20 fight
uutil June IL. unless the unfore-
seen happens. Chester Thompson
will remain IN his cell In the Pierce
county jail lie took Judge SHELLS
decision stoieally yesterday. dis
eussing Il with his brother Oscar
n a matter Of fact way, in the
court room and in the Jail