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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
Terrified People in Windows
Witness Brutal Murder
In Street Below.
ACTOR FELLED BY
BLOW ON FOREHEAD
Held by One Robber While An
other Beat Him With Black
jack-Pockets Rifled as He
Lay Unconscious on Side
walk--Lived Only Few
Minutes.
= Ew YORK, June 12.--While a
dozen terrified men and women
looked on from the windows of

n E1N 1OltIS, June slS--Niiie Il
Nj looked on from the windows ot
N surrounding houses in Yves,
Twenty-seventh Street two
highwaymen to-day beat to death and
robbed man believed to be Albert
Crosby, of Boston. an actor, who had
been playing In "rhe Road to Yester-
day" Though still breathing when
witnesses OF the tragedy ran up to
him after the robbers had fled, the
man died In hospital while the sur
geons We're preparing to trQphine his
shattered skull
According to the story OF eye.
witnesses the victim OF the assault
was sauntering slowly down the street,
when two men, who had been walk
Ing behind. sprang upon him. One of
them seized the actor by the throat and
held him while the other struck
head with a black-iack. Then as
Crosby continued to struggle in an ef-
fort to free himself the man with the
Crosby fell to the sidewalk uncon-
scious. AS he lay there the robbers
rifled his pockets and fled before an
alarm hat. been given. An ambulance
was called. but Crosby lived only a
few minutes after reaching the hos
,pi:al. He was about thirty-five years
old.
In notebook found in his pocket
was an entry reading: ..In case of ac-
cident notify my mother, Mrs. III.
Newell, No. 1856 Moss street. Toronto.
Canada A telegram was sent to that
address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
"W0MAN HAS TWO SOULS

May Be strangers to Each other, say,
G. Stanley Hall.
Z BOSTON, June 12.-Women have two
souls, perhaps more, according to
President G. Stanley Hall, Of Clark
University. 4,
He gave this as the explanation of
the "tickleness" of woman of her
"erratic methods of jumping at con
clusions. and her intuition In his ad-
dress on "psychotherapeutic before
The graduating class of the College az
Physicians and Surgeons to-day.
Woman Is much more susceptible
than man." he said. "Thero is a good
reason for this. We know that she has
Two or more souls. She may love and
hate at the same time and the same
person. She may say and think that
she Is sick or we'll when the reverse
one soul IS in the ascendency. These
two souls may be absolute strangers
to each other but they certainly exist.
We have proved it beyond the shadow
of Il doubt"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
OFFICER REPRlMANDED
Court Martial Finds Against Command
CIR of Cruiser Witch Had Collision.

Court Martial Finds Against Command
or of Cruiser Witch Had Collision.
PORTSMOUTH. ENG. June 12.--The
naval court. which has been in ses-
sion here for several days before Vice
Admiral Lowry to investigate the loss
of tile British cruiser Gladiator. re-
sulting from her collision last April
with the American Line steamer ST.
Paul, to-day, after lengthy considera-
tion. found that Captain Lumsden. COM
mander of the cruiser. had hazarded
his ship by default, though not by. neg
lect. The sentence passed upon Captain
Lumsden by the court was in part as
follows:
partly true. and taking into consdera-
ton the difficult position in Which the
prisoner was placed by the steamer
st. Paul in not complying with articles
Is and 16 for preventing collisions at
sea, adjudges him to be reprimanded
and dismissed from ship"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
QUENTIN TAGS THEM
Enthusiastic Son of President Touches
White House Visitors. i

Enthusiastic san of President Touches
White House Visitors. 4,
WASHINGTON, Juno 12-"Tag
you're it. One dollar. please. SIR"
These words greeted nearly 200 visitors
and employees at the White House to-
day as Quentin Roosevelt, sutins the
action to the word, pinned tag to the
coat of each. Tomorrow is tag, day
in Washington for the benefit of tho
Childrens Fairgrounds Association OF
Washington, and Quentin lost no time
beginning work in behalf of his school,
mates. =
lie tagged las persons from the time
he got home from school until dinner
The French Ambassador and several
smembers of the Cabinet were among
those he tagged. Every member of
the White House office staff, from Sec
rotary Loeb down was called upon to
add his mite, and Tonight the police
men detailed to the White House and
other attaches are wearing the tags
bearing the inscription: Il am tagged
to help the Children's Playground AS
sociation."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
ROYAL WELCOME HOME
TO CARDINAL LOGUE

QUEENSTOWN, June l2--cardinal
Logue, prllnate Of all ireland; was
given a great welcome upon his ar
the steamer Campania. The lord MAYOR,
members OF the corporation. repre-
sentatives of the clergy and OF many
ana went out to meet the liner. The
cardinal was enthusiastic over his re-
ception In America. He said he was
deeply impressed by the hourishing
state of the church In the United
States and BY the close union OF tile
priests and the people M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
visited ny His wife.

PouGHKEEPs1E, N. Y. juno 1e.-
The first meeting between Harry Is.
Thaw and his wife, Evelyn. since his
attempt to secure his release from
Matteawan Asylum. took place to-day
in Thaw's quarters in the Duchess
county Jail The visit was evidently
prearranged for Thaw was waiting to
greet his wife when her name was an
nounced. The meeting between them
was private. Mrs. Thaw said she was
dissatisfied with the turn affairs have
taken. ln1 it was not her fault that
she was not called as witness in the
habeas corpus for her husband Mat
teawan, she said. is the last place on
earth to which Thaw should be sent
Mrs. Thaw declared that her husband
is sane. II have known him seven
years" she said. "and ought to know"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
DRoWNINGsWAs MURDER
Brother of Ntoung Mnn Lost Charges
Companions With Crime.

COLUMBUS. GA. June | l2.-There was
n sensational development to-day in
tho matter of the death of Tucker a.
Davidson, the young man who perish
cd In the Chattahoochie River several
p. L. DAVIDSON brother of the dead
man, swore out warrants against Ben.
Lloyd, John Boggs, Bud" Phillips, Lee
Phillips, y"Judg dge'' Lloyd and Monroe
LLOYD, charging them With murder
The slS defendants composed the
member. John Boggs, "Bud" Phil
lips and Lee Phillips say hat they were
ina boat With Davidson, and the boat
overturned IN the rapids, and he was
drowned. Nh # Y ss5 Il s5$, NJ IS
of the river about the time HE Young
mal. met his death, ga II. 81 VI .,, ~ \ /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
WILL SUE FOR DIVORCE E
Senor Ruiz, of Cuban Legation, to In
stitutc Proceedings.

tlss3f u special to the 'llmeS- Dlspatch,1 s.a >
NEW YORK, June 12.-Mcntion;ne
an unknown man as correspondent,
Sopor Antonio a. Ruiz, attache OF the
Cuban Legation in Washington, has
drawn papers for an action for divorce
from his wife, Mrs. Mary Agnes Ruiz
q friend or Alfred Gwynne Wander
hilt, who has Disappeared. The case
will be begun as soon as Nine. Ruiz
can be found. so the complaint may
be served on her.
There is Il strong probability that
after his divorce suit Is before the
courts, Ruiz will bling {, suit for dam
ages against man whom he Will ac-
cuse Of having alienated the atfec-
itions Of his Wife, Nine. Ruiz was Miss
Mary Agnes OBrien. of Missouri, be-
fore her marriage. 1t is stated she
may have gone to Europe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
Zen killed ny Exploslon

III yyINNTPEG, MIMI, June la-Nine
,workmen We're killed by premature
explosion 5of dynamite yesterday at
Chamber Bros. camp, east of here. on
All We're Working In the sbottomof Il
rock cut when the blast went OFF.
Tens uf srock loosened by the explosion
crushed the men, t,s ssSt III Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
Meet. nrother After Many Years.

eIH-IN.H SDtElHI 10 -THV 7VTIWVS- IIISPHtU1' 49,
CHICAGO, ILL. June l2.--Coming to
Chicago to the American Medical As
ISOLATION Convention, Dr, Henry Smith,
OF Norfolk, met his brother, Theophlus
Smith. q hotel proprietor again after
thirty three years, They had both fre-
nuently visited the old home at Iiamil-
ton, Canada. but never happened To
game at the same time. II sl 39 f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
TWO NIGHT RIDERS SHOT
Not known Who They Nvcrc-Alan Who
Helped Gets Warming.

RIPLEY OHIO, June l3.-lt de-
veloped to-day that two night riders
We're shot In conflict with the troops
at Hiett Wednesday night. One was
wounded in the lungs and the other
In the leg. Officers arc now trying to
find the two unknown men, one OF
whom is reported to have died. Far
rner Tip Martin, who went to the aid
OF the soldiers during the fight, found
a note on his barn door this morning
saying.
ing back and will get YOU and five
Others"
Newton Mann and William Frost
We're arrested tonight charged with
shooting up the home Of Walter Hooks
on May cad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13

NORFOLK, VA, June 12.-The
United States monitor Florida and the
torpedo boat Norris anchored together
to-day on the bar off the Jamestown
Exposition Grounds, in Hampton Roads,
where Tomorrow the Morris will fire
"a powerful Whitehead torpedo into
the Florida below the water-line armor.
The test is planned to occur at high
water, shortly after A. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
TO SINK THE FLORIDA
Torpedo VIII Be Fired Into Mon,to
Hc1nvr Wofa~ Vi,,c

Torpedo VIII BE Fired Into Monitor
Below Water I.iDc.
WASHINGTON. d c.. June 1e.-Sec.
retary Metcalf. of the navy. is the hos,
Of party of officials which left Wash.
ington at 1880 o'clock this AFTERNOON
for Hampton Roads to witness to-mor.
row the test of torpedoes fred at the
Florida. In the party were Secretary
TAFT Postmaster-General Meyer. Brig.
adier-General Clarence r. Edwards,
chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs;
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles L. McCaw-
ley. of the Marine Corps. and Lieuten-
ant-Commander Cleland T. Davis, an
ordnance and wireless expert of the
navy. The trip was made on the
cruiser Mayf1ower. Tho party will re-
turn to Washington Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13

The news Of the drowning Of young
Mercer will he received with great sor
row in Richmond. where his boyhood
was spent. His father the Rev. Dr. l.
Morton Mercer. was for number OF
wears pastor of Westview. now Taber-
-nacle Baptist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
YOUNG MERCER DROWNED
Son of DR.. I. NJ Mercer. Former Well.
known Richmond Pastor.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ROCKY MOUNT, N. c., June l2.-The
entire city is saddened tonight over
the death by drowning of Cary Broadus
Mercer, who met his untimely fate this
afternoon about. sunset. He was in
bathing with his brother in Tar River
about two miles from this GiS., when
caught In a swirl OF water and drowned
before aid could reach him.
He was the eldest son of the Rev.
DR. l. NJ. Mercer. the pastor of the
First Baptist Church at this place. and
a week ago tonight received his di-
ploma as graduate Of the Rocky
Mount High School. He was in his
sixteenth year. and youth OF unusu-
ally bright promise. All in medical
power was done in the hope OF rev1v-
ing some trace of life. The entire city
is saddened Tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
Arrests at Gravesend Nearly
Caused otinGreat Tllrong
There Yesterday.
BETTING ON RACES
DESPITE NEW LAW
Prominent Member OF Booknak-
ers' Association Picked Up by
Police aud Will Make Test
Case Wild Scramble
Every Time Arrest
Was Made.

X = EW YORK June 12.-Between
$4,000 and 10000 persons jour
IN neyed to Gravesend race-track
u to-day TO see the horses run.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13

Is :;
all contests submitted. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20
PUBLIC MARKET

The wholesalers In oranges have
raised the price. but no advance has
been made at the public market
To-day and tomorrow extra sweet
oranges will be delivered AT s2bo
per box
4 large number of specials have
been arranged for tomorrow Seed.
less grape fruit will be on sale At
8 for 25e. while the seeded variety
will be sold at zoe per dozen. Swiss
cheese will be quoted al 2 pounds
for tbe Ellenshurg burbank Pc.
tatoes will be delivered at 81 Is per
100 pounds Yakima Burbanka will
be sold at n pounds for 25c. Nam.
moth black twiE apples. FROM Wen
atehee. will be delivered at t2.25 to
s. 30 per box
Condensed milk will be on sale
tomorrow at cans for 25c Arti.
ehokea. for zoe. aud Brussels
sprouts. Toe per pound. are among
the specials Smallest aize salmon
trout will be quoted at l5e per
pound At the meat stalls piekled
pork will be on sale at lie per
pound. aud picked pigs head at &c
per pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20
HAND BRAKES FAIL
TO STAND TEST

The Seattle Electric Co. sas
testing the haudhfakea On it, street
ears nn a number Of tho elty lines
today. and according t. the com
platnts of many passengers Whn
we're uh the ears. the result demon
atrated that the hand brakes NeFe
entirely Intellectual Ia successfully
handling the ears.
Most 81 the trouble u reported
on tho Fremont ballard and ballard
Reach lines Il IL said that On a
majority 81 these htE cars the an.
pllesllon Of onlH the handhfakes
would result IN the car going be
yand tt stopping point b. AZ least
half a block before Il could be
brought e. = stauaalilI
The cars are all equipped With
kiFhrakea. bat the company decided
u tHs euI the neglected hand.
brakes and demonstrated the fact.
according 10 eve witnesses. that the
older hand power appliances can.
Mt BE- depended upan 10 control
the cars Ia cases II emefNs nef
when the air brakes are out Of
commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20
MUST FURNISH
UNION LABELS

Judge Morris IN The superior
court TO-DAY issued 4 writ 81 man
date compelling CieafmaAsra union
No iss "a issue union labels for thr
product Of William II ZleEiigE. a
cigar manufacturer
Zlegiltz recently filed an action in
court alleging hat tts union had
refused 80 issue him AM more
iahsls. without ktxiuE any exrtana
tinu Tor the action. aud thar as =
result he WAS compelled 60 eiuar up
the shop until be could ohlala the
labels again
The officers OF tbs union we're
cited 10 appeaf IN court today aud
ahow cause Nhy they should net be
compelled tn KiNo xlekiits tha Ia.
bells. hut made no appearance. and
the court Issued the order Of man
date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20
COLD RIDE ENDS
IN CITY JAIL

After paving 81 zach 70 = brake.
man for = ride ia a Refrigeration
car loadad wlth bananas. from
Elasnxburx 70 Seattle. ~ AndeT
son. A. 4. Alexander aud Frank
Martin reached the city last night
locked IN. half starved aud nearly
ffphen. only To b arrested after
fitful sleep On hard boards On
charge 81 sleeping In q hnxear
The men. In police court this
morning. said they boarded the
train At iilsnahufK early last night
A brakeman wanted 10 put them
off. but On payment Of 81 each he
allowed them to crawl into n ears
lnna Of bananas Unknown to the
tfta. he locked the car door on the
outside
Tho fruit VAS beyond their reach
behind the Partition provided for
the refrigerator which vas filled
9Th ice. aud the famlHbed travel.
efn cnnid uuly stare In vain at the
luscious fruit while hunger Knawed
in their atomaeha
Special officer Heheen. of the
Northern Pacific. took the men into
custody when the car was opened
10 unload II. They we're fined ST.
each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20
CITY MUST REFUND
EXCESS sssEssmEaT

Under n writ Of mandate issued
By judge Morris In the superior
court today the city treasurer viii
be compelled Ia pay property own
err on Weailake av several thou.
sand dollars remaining from the
assessment levied for the improve
ment Of that thorouEhfafe The
order issued calls for the payment
Of s75s.S0 to II property holders
Who were represented in court b.
G n Miller.
The showing made vas that out
of an assessment nt saf.aas -
levied BY the city for the work.
only S.. AL * had been required
10 complete the Improvement Tho
remaining balance under this de.
cision ia supposed to be returned
on a pro rata basis under this rul.
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20
JUDGE MORRIS DENIES
AUTO INJUNCTION

The automobile owners aud dfiy.
efa practically Won their suit 70
maintain their rent stands on
Cherry 81. between First and Sec.
ond ava. today when Judge Morris
IN the superior court denied the
request Of the property owners To
eu Join the ehauffeurH from station
tuk their ears At this point while
waiting for fares
Exceptions we're made 50 far as
Il affected the street Immediately
To the fnunf Of the establishments OF
Percy Davis and O p Anderson
In these Two instances the court
held that the plaintiffs made a
showing that their trade had fallen
off appreelably as a result Of the
automobiles standing In front OF
their places Of business
AZ 10 The remainder Of the prop
erty owners tn the block Judge
Morris decided that there was not
sufficient showing that the ANTONIO
bile business had injured their trade
10 warrant him ia issuing the In
Junction. So he denied the request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20
FLEET ANCHORAGE
is PLANNED

Arrangements for the anchorage
Of the vessels Of The American fleet
were completed yesterday bY { Il
Yandeii. secretary of the Chamber
of Cammenee. and IiafhatmaateT
spauldIag. aud the plans we're for.
aafded 10 the navy department for
approval II the nav department
approves Of the positions the plans
ell he faFvafied a the navigator
Of The fleet. - that BE- en- follaN
them
TIE plans pruslds for three llnaa
of vessels extending from Smith 4
Cove 70 West Seattle headlani
The cruisers and torpedo boata
form the inner line and The hat
tirahips the tao outer lines The
haitIaahina ALL he 200 feet from
each other. ailoe ms each ship =
spare Of a0a feet radius for free
movement. According 10 the A.
engagements all vessels can be- veil
aaen from al vantage points from
Queen Anne hill 10 Vest seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20
sFFINTS : CASE IS
eau : OF MURDER

aud his vie anafreied Al The social
aud usneWed thelf argument as
fHHY Were tetlfInk II vas then
that the Thought et murder occur
red to him. aud Natufatlns a hand
kefehief with ehlo0fofm Ii first
PM his ulfa - deep aud then fired
a bullet into her brain as she Ia
in the bed Tho ball entered he
hind the Woman's leIl eRr and pro.
dueyd Instant death
Trail Of bleed.
Wulanehb4. the police say. then
TUNES the revolver on himself. and
after trims a shat druEKed himself
aasu alalfa aud aat the basement
door - Is to ieate trail Of hloa1
returning up stairs he concealed
the revolver and telseheued fer
the family doctor Ia whom he rs.
lated the story Tie ahAslelan call.
ed the pollee and The latter after
noting certain IneanaIalHdtlaA IN
NIlleushhs s story. H3sAtsd him
wtfb tie result thai he broke down
ard according f. the officers. re
lated the ators tald above
Wtlloughhs stated today In his
confession "a The police that he
had hoea married - yeara. hut
he had been unhappy until a few
Years arc vheu he met his affinity
whose name the noilae refuse ta
diYulRe, GA train while making
trip u New York Il paa case
Of love at first sight with both %
them Two wears H9u the wnman
obtained \ divorce and ainee then
Wllloushb8 declares ne has been
supporting her aud her tao chill.
dFen IN Chicago. where aha Fealdcs.
NilleushhF is 80 years old Ills
site was three Years hia Junior
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20

CHICAGO. March 20 nelafe the
Sfand jury to-day Vas untolded the
smasins STORY Of 81 alleged gang
of convict blaekmailefa that be.
tfaYed a group Of the mnat In.
flneulial ministers IN Chicago who
acre engaged Ia a secret movement
% purify the community hy expos
tng alleged evils Ia the party ad
mlnlatfBsion
The details we're revealed last
uiEht following the arrest Of Jacob
MafoaueY. tamea NuilaneY. llauY
SCHNEIDER. alias The sWindlef
aud Walter Huxhold. a hAuk elefb
While the men are charged ia Pc
lice statements with having a.
tempted "a eKtort between g.. 200
aud 500 600 from Mayor nuana.
Chief Of Police shinpf and Captain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20
URvElL PORTRAIT
ON APRIL 18TH

Tho portrait Of Judge George
Meade Emory. who waa shot and
killed ~ Chester Thompson. Will
hr unveiled On April Is At : o'clock
. m. In department N1 IF the
superior court The special com.
mittea having the matter 10 charge
today announced the date and time.
explaining that the Hix superior
court Judges would preside during
the evening
The program all cal for sir
speeches. limited "a ten minutes
each. The names Of the speakers
will be announced In advance No
other business f. "a be transacted
On that evening The committee
includes Judge John = iIumphfiea.
chairman. Daniel keii~hef and "
G Keith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20
BANDIT SONTAC
IS PARD0NED

SACRAMENTO. Cal. March %
IA gsumlse Of a fall pardon thar
vs mails 10 George soatak ~
t4rrlax z'Asss svi6ence Is Years
zte VIA Ne vas sentenced To
Ffisos ~ he. has been kept b.
tas szsbnFsfle<
ssutax one Of The Fresno ban.
els. = frss today. having been re-
sztsd b Acting Gov Porter yes
lsfszY and be- will be restored to
atIsazAlp ag oaee.
~ RS promised the pardon for
sl1z sfidsrce against Chris
tsarz. one q the express rob.
~ Officials o. the express com
mis- and Warden Aall. OF Folsom
lflssH, Eefe active In securing the
lzz.an.
~ Eas Seateaeed IN 1892.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20
CLAIMS CRUEL
Treatment

Charges thar Oscar firaues
Ahuaed and nistreated her. are en-.
teFiainrd In = complaint foe dt.
xoress filed IN thn superior court b.
Mrs Grapes.
The wtfe ree9fna that her hua.
haad wan eraal 90 her aud aeeua.
cd her falsely Of many skoFteom.
lnKa. aud that BE on one occasion
elected her from the family resi-.
danrn
The couple were married on
October :. 1909. and Mrs Grapes
asked for an order restraining the
husband ffom dsapoaing 81 any Of
his money In the hank. Or com.
munlty property until tho case IL
settled b thu court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20

Of coma she has lain in for IS days
Superintendent Barber. of the
county hospital. assisted BY several
physicians, today Is making re
newed efforts 10 rouse Mrs. Beulah
Hawkins
Since Mrs Hawkins lapsed into
her long sleep physicians and scien.
lists have closely examined her
daily. but none has been able Ia
suggest a method of treatment by
which the woman could be awak.
ened. Superintendent Barber states
which the woman can be awak.
today or she will not recover.
4 Christian Scientist and a men.
tai scientist will attempt to revive
the sleeping woman late this after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-20
GIGANTIC BLkCKMAlLING
SCHEME is REVEALED

fiuutett To withhold alleged lnfof
nation Il Is clearly developed that
they VEN deeeixtuK the ministers
and taking moneY from them under
false approximations.
Rev Morton Culver uafikeil. pas.
tor Of the South Park Avenue Meth.
odiat church. vas one Of the Wit
ueaHea lie Is the minister vho ii
eeeti1 managed the campaign for
the bettermenI Of conditions aud
the revelation OF protected crimes
Behind him are such famous
elefsYmen aa Jenkins Lloyd Jones'.
Willard Il. Thofp and Austin X
DIboia
The ministers claim the men
we're employed as reputable de.
tectiyea to secure evidence Of off1.
elal laxuesa IN a certain red light
district vith Yiew 10 cleaning II
out