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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
WE CAN At LEAST SMILE

Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh has reformed
For almost four years he has been prosecuting attorney
this county aud during all OF that time people have been doing
just abou, they pleased out At Georgetown.
They have bought aud sold liquor after the hours pre-
serbd by law have gabed greater part OF these four
and have operated resorts OF the lowest type.
Time and again the attention OF tho prosecuting attorney
has been called these law violations Georgetown but al
he answered that he did intend to interfere with the
municipality
But il Is drawing along toward election time aud Mt
Macintosh aud his friends going buffalo the people
II they Mt Macintosh wants 10 be Judge aud oi
his friends other jobs.
Therefore official reformation has occurred and the
prosecuting attorney earuly indignant that anyone should
be bazen dare violate the law under hts very eyes
Co to It Mr.. Macintosh.
We can AZ least smile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE
FROM WASHINGTON
BY RATH
BY RATH

WARRINGTON. d. G. Apfil 9 ~
Dear Dad; As trust buster
Atsy Con Bonnparte Il not salts.
factory This IL the Way dawn Ia
aide fact. T " would be charmed
u tl0uapsFte would resign. nat rs
Son't sna T. " won't fire him So
there yoa are. Il waa nimniF
another mistake Of T II Ia selscf.
ing people itaaaparte had been a
fine theoretical reformeF Tor maaF
years. and r u. thought be would
he fun OF ginger and spice when he
gave him chance 1T the trusts
Hut Que votilex vonA7 Ma fola. Il IL
a fine DAY. and this Washington Il
no place 10 live. and ne have our
social obligations and our ancestral
place tn baltimore. and shs Journey
back and forth each day l. fallku.
ing Dear. dcsri Such q meas Of
business Just business all the
timei And that's the way he fcela
about u.
And of course the business
doesn't get done. And the trusts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

stars nfoEfant II Is warmnted IN
take no more than five miastss but
II You want 90 elaborate on IL ana
make u more impressive aud take
more time Al a.. fine for you.
PURPOSE. or THE DAY A tat.
BY the parent. showing the chill
df"n simply aud quickly the mean.
INA as a home beautifIer.
MY FANoRiTE TREE ~ the
children Have them toll why,
NAMING THE TREE let the
children choose a name. That of
some Of their Eoad friends viii d.
STORY TELLING This il on
tionaL but your own recoilectlona
Of trees AZ the old home will be
snod
PLANTING THE TREE let The
children decide hY vote ar lot who
shall hold the tree while shothef
packs che earth around the roots
Alao let the children choose who
shall water the tres aud care Coz Il
during the neKt week. eie. you
might also offer a small reward
for the child first discovering an
opening bud cor blossom.
Nov a. 70 celebrating this pro.
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
A 3 MLNUTEss
ARDOp DAY
PRQGRAM

Do YOU know. Mr.. cts Man. that
Afhor day Is nearly hereg
What OF ~
Pahawi nont get your Everett
True up no suddenly. We know
you're = husy man. Sure. you are.
hut. see here
You need another tree IN that
back az front NJ side yard 81 yoars,
Just get Il planted. aud a. Il
tptetits aud grows and spreads out
Its branches aud gives shaae on the
hot DAYS. YOU will see the need OF n
Tho Daily star proposes that you
set aside five minutea on next
Thursday. April 20. take the n,laaus
aud the young tadn aud the dog out
90 the yard and do your dntf 20
your home, Your country aud pros
pefity By planting o little tree.
lie who plants tree
Plants a hope
Why not try our flveninute Ar.
Dor day program Get the kidietu
interested IN Il now. Their aatlel
patton will be lots OF fun tind out
WHERE Co buy your twig aud 10 bus
a. MAYBE you live In a flat. Get
a vine, then. aud plant q. The spirit
IL the same. And here's the Daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

You can tell the children the
story OF famous trees like The Huf
goyue. elm. the ashes that Wash
lnEton planted al Mt Vernon, the
Charter oak tree. the Alice and
Phoebe Cary tree OF the tale Of
Apple Seed lohnny. who always
planted the seeds Of apples along
the roadway
II son desire % make the event
slili more interesting invite IN some
OF the neighb0f children for an Ar.
boz day party THIS EiYes oppor.
tuaity for voting at draw contests
on treea OF an Arb0f day dance
In any event. choose trees or
plaats thai are hardy and repre-.
sentative of thta locality,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
THE PUBLIC HEALTH

Opponents OF municipal ownership everywhere agree tina,
there municipal industry that should all times be
handled absolutely by the municipality
And that is the collection OF garbage
They all agree that under circumstances should the
public health he EARNED out
b. municipal collection only the proper results be at
tanned Turn the collection of esy garbage into business
for tho purpose OF paying dividends the Of the
garbage collection contract and placing the hands
OF these garbage collectors your health and the health of your
children
Seaes city council intends to sell you The who
contro the council intend farm your health hand
to private the bull, by the city aud place
the health Of your city for the five years in the
hands OF number OF whose sole aim will be make
money.
Fortunately the people OF this city have Of
preventing the adoption OF such legislation will be necessary
70 carry through this corrupt scheme The referendum may
Invoked and that ii will be ii the plans Of Councilman Mullen
and his associates changed. Is certain.
The evil result has at last
Married women adopting the Merry Widow hat
And the happy look Of them wearl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

Forakst and the senate bunch pro
eaoded 60 twist tho ilon'a tail b
ahuntius the Porter Nomination
Into the totner pocket. aud leayiuF
Il there. All right" says 7 "
4 admit this was rather q personal
appointment. Thought Porter q
good man tut II you object. ] viii
4e.hdfsw BIZ name aud send IL
s6st Of Grant Victor. who haA fe
eelyed the senate Endorsement 81
levent viotofa naae. NhefesHui
the petard beEina "a hoist fhrt
while Victor. Ia the prospect Of not
getting she Job had become Yery
reacesonary ia his talk. and has
been found VERY favorable ia the
eyes of Cannon. Knox aud Foraker
40 aoonet. had he received ths 40.
QinlAtfation' noiulnatieis Than be
saw a great txht an6 got Oul into
tho middle sf IA ioacre bot aud be
gan shouting fof Taft delegates.
Mhoopi WlDop. And 80 rofirlsef
has Nhgnted the Yis-0r nomination
iato the corner pocket ss'iahi Aud
the petard Il hoist.lg aud counter
holstina.
And spending of coruar pockets.
Ind you see what DeaFolduseleios.
Cannon did Ia Pete iiepbufn's bill
for reguiatlne trusts The Judiciary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

II that hs uAs a m...t
gang Oh. vsll. Il ms. a'ss 7. Of IL
ference knshoW IL - ill'le Az
b ~ ,,n.'' y, hs va. gathered Il ',sa!l
. esea,'a'. J. had but 50 cent. 80
name. aHa beeause ne rs an Q h
his horse, he was o,a. ahs tshled
fshr to be shot. Bm csls 2 Is
who got into troui..e -. ip,lAssf
The bank at Hed Wing -. s 2 ri
chance Tor bis white silss,s M
bullet Niizzfd over III 800 ~ lhs
Steve lived to bun fsllxs ana
aud bear reform. an5 - s'oeks
daughter 10 a duke. Gess sIfI h
they ray this p nos 4 Al, ~ ~
opDortuhifiesi .. BIneefs. a'7 u
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

all that. but h0% about bslue
chased yourself7 ~ efeFe Is proper
Il s.ssffned With dram OF spirits
aud good cigar, | Will pat 81
money ON BteYs's account OF the
time he WAS oaptered by the Quan.
trril gang DOWN b. 'ke.saa. or Vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
The Merry Widow.

The merry Widow.
It's The Merry widow this.
And The Merry Widow that:
It's The Mefry Widow kiss.
And The Merry Widow hat
rs The Merry Widows craze.
And The Merry Widow" dance.
It's The Merry Widow. plays.
And The Merry widow glance.
It's The Merry WIDOW dinner.
And The Merry widow waltz.
Va The Merry Widow sinner.
With The Merry Widow" faults.
I've a Merry Widow" wife.
Aud a Merry Widow" brat.
I've a MERRY Widow" knife.
And a Merry Widow" eat.
I've a Merry Widow" auto car,
With Merry Widow toot.
And a friend whose wife has suas
him
'Tis a Merry Widow" suit.
And II die tomofrow.
Why. let them PLAY real loud
The Merry Widow waltz song
For the Merry Widow crowd.
st Louis Chronicle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

committed pefe isn't even a mem
Der OF II. That's the sraseyaFa~the
official and authorized graveyard
for lniuncsion Legislation. child IA.
bar iesislations tn fact. ali pro.
KfaeMise measures. u certainly
leaks bad 90 sae. Had for antitrust
Legislation. Iusi OFF hand ! should
say u xan noticed BY Cannon and
the bunch that they have not hsen
shown Aud you know they are all
from Missouri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

sons swapping Of adventure Tales
AZ least there all If Steve ~ refer
10 the Honorable Senator EikinsI r.
properly drawn out For Steve has
had bis. rs all right 10 go up BIT
Mckinley OF 10 chase the pole. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

private nc. while 7. n rclxnH. They
are an interesting huneh. these
HaflEns. All have the kantanky
hall mark Of sin tsst four. aud a
big. roand head without ans hair
on " A photoEfRph or the old man
would 40 for any Of the sons And
II r"g we're ont Ut pictuF.s of the
old maa Jou could Flng In one OF
I'd DENNY Of Nichisan.
Hoist With their own tetard'
This time u happens en- Oklahoma
where T " has been trytns 60 ap-
point a United States marshal or
sheriff or something Anyhox he
named chap called Porter. vho
vas Ia the rouEh rider ciAsa. /. g.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

Women school teachers OF Ia.
coma have sent a protest 20 the
board OF education. demonstrating
against men teachers receiving
more pay than theY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

! the flag OF Nippon on the Tatsa
Maru.
True" seid the Japanese repre-.
sentative Of the hamillatlng exer.
etses. "bHt sou will get Il In the
neck later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

The women Of Waila WaIla win
take charge OF the cleaning up
dsy." and have chosen Arbor day
as the date for a cleaner city in.
anguratiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

People who have no coal bills 20
pay doat thiak spring Ia 30 late
coming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

don't get busted Ard thousand
little things wait 20 be decided and
never are decided because, for.
sooth Bonapsrte never was a man
OF biz business. either commercial
ar political he IL dilsitante
And II he does not believe II. lot
him try the effect OF an offer To re.
sign. and see how quickly 4. Il.
viii snap At a.
Aud. spending of designations
there h the case OF Chief Justice
Fuller. DO you remember where
Il SAYS In the old Second Reader
In vain the fowler marks thee
with his eye. TO do thee harm cit
is In An ode 10 a Waterfowl }
That's the way T. X. marks Fuller
with his eye. II Is ia vain Five
years have passed since the date
when Fuller could have resigned on
fill pay. aud he Etili hangs GA.
Worse than that. he SAYS very
/ frankly he never will resign. Death
is the one thing that will vaeaie the
position of chief justice. aud the
Fuliers are noted for longevity.
We are gradually getting the
Harlan family back 20 Washington.
| refer 10 the sons of AR. Justice
Harlan. who viii tnotgl resign next
May. IN order 20 devote himself TO
writing the interesting recollectlona
which he possesses Of men aud
things covering many. many years
Him Is here nov as member OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission
and lately has arrived the husky
brother who used to be az the head
of boys school near Chicago.
John comes on from Chicago pretty
often. and could easily get a nice
federal Job n father would make
that a condition of his going into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
20 Pool Tables

Largest pool room ia city. The
Oriental. 1919 Third Az. near Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
Tent Her Aid.

81. What did Jasper's wife do
when yOu feliers lift up the cider
too hard at the house raising?
Iii: She raised the roof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

see Chss y. IAttiafisii has
caahed In. he 10 the kind of public
man the voters ought 90 spot. and
keep the tags ready Tor Ha Ia The
klnd OF = patriot sho cant afford
10 serte the people. A little while
ass he wsn threatening 60 infesii.
gate poor. underpaid department
clerks In Washington for earning
money Ia other occupations after
office hours. Nov he resigns the
commission the people gave him be.
eaus. he IL not conteni 20 serve foe
g. 500 : year plus rerqulsites For
at least tso fesrs he has been bid
ding Tor q New York offer. lie
wants to 40 the John G. Spoonef
act --protect the special Interests
aud Est biz feca And. marx my
words. Il won't he 10 months be
fore ne will b. In Wsnhington aEnin
practicinx Lac ( ~ before some com.
mittss Of the house OF senate. iukt
as spo0ner showed up here the
other asy In Ga. interest of the
steamship trust In an Interstate
Commerce Commission case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

TO sEe sArrlrss,s.
Take boats a Pier 2. r,
trips daily toc round l'Is @t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

personsi spps1intmsn, 7. r
wanted Porter. Bas nope. nope Not
Tor the senate Here naH probably
4 Taft conspiracy. and bride for
dal~gstss, aid all that. aad 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
A Word From Josh wl.s.

Indignant cltizen-Officer Why
dldn't yoa raid that cock fightf
Village Marshal fiizflessly) ---Aw.
game chickens Amt good 20 eat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

A Chinese has produced an odoT
less onion. which should encourage
him to make experiments toward an
odoriess Chinese laundry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

THAT EVERY MAN WHO PASS.
rs A LOAD OF HAY PULLS OUT
A HANDFUL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

Patron here. I've been
waiting for an hour for that order
Of irish stew
Waiier-Beg pardon. sir. but the
boat Is late bringing the mutton
from Ameriky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

Aftsr the dake marEtes Katy
speak Of AbruxEi and the Elkins
dsnshtef--f take u there will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

Worry burrows more foreheads
than cOutentment smoOthes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

Oriental Amenities.
Anyhow. We have saved our
face" said the Chinese official
after the ceremony Of reholatlug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

Large Spool OF Thread. white or
black ..s.. ...... lie
Long Hat Pin. white or black
he"n sssssss tsssss. lie
Package Strong Hair Pins lie
spool parning Cotton. white.
black or tau .........Ir
Card Of Coed Hooks and Ewes
ssss sssss s.rss ssss.... &c
Invisible Hair Pins ...or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

The wayside violet opens It's eye
That shineth like a star.
And the first thing that II sees 60
b.
Il an open trolley car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

The evil result has come at lastl
Married women adopting the Merry Widow hat.
And the happy look some Of them wearl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

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Meant
>-'----
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-13
TWO BAllOONISTS
10 TRY LONG RACE
They VIII Start From Los Angeles 10
Go as Far Eastward as
Possible.

Los Angeles, Nov. 13.--At 2 O'Clock
next Sunday afternoon two oall oons
the american" and United States"
the former in charge of Cap ain A. L.
Mueller and the latter piloted by Hor-
ace Z. Wild, viii start from here for
race as far eastward as possible for
them II get before the gas In the
big bags gives out or weather condi-
tions cause tn m to descend.
Roth balloons have be n trird out
in races before this and both are sea-
soned vehicles of the air, while the
two men who viii compete for homo =
are old hands at the work. Ma n
ia ming an altitude OF 5000 feet. tn ~
will try to get as far east as p0ss BILE
and the bask rs OF each "a loon will
be provis!oned for ten DAYS. the
length OF time Il is expected WI
elapse before the gas in the balloons
gives out.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-13
ELECTION BRINGS
HIGHER SHEEP PRICES
Safe of 5000 lambs at Top Notch Re
corded Yesterday.

The highest price paid for New
Mexico lambs since the favorable and
fancy prices OF 1907 were received
Yesterday by Isidro Sspdovai, a local
broker. who sold 5000 lambs to
Schroeder & Trimble OF Fort Collins
Colo. The price paid was not given
out but II is said to have been close
to four cents.
The lambs were raised I'm the west
ern part of Valencia county AMI
shipped from the local storkyards
yesterday. They were purchased bv
Mr.. Sandoval in small lots and
punched.
This is the first shipment this firm
has made this y ar, and Is only a
small part of what they have con
tractrd for. f. A. Hubbell has con-
tracted to deliver 1900 more TO this
company at Magdalcna on Novamba IT
20. There Is decidedly improved
condition In the sheep market that
Is making New Mexico rails rs smile.
The buyers came 10 the ter tory az
the opening OF the season with feel
ing OF mistrust that caused them to
bid very cautiously Since the cleo
tion the bidding has been more lively
and the rivalry to secure stuff has
boosted the market materially.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-13
WILL RECOMMEND
new CITY BUILDING
Oammttee VIII Have About $4,000
With Which to Start the Work.

Ii is more than likely that the fin
arce committee of the city council
will report favorable upon the propo-
sition of building the first story of the
new city hall, referred to that COM
mittee at the last meeting Of the
council. Alderman Samuel Neustadt
chsirman of the committee, said this
nC rning that the committee would
not be able TO report at the meeting
Norday night, but he had inyestigat-
ed the proposition to such an extent
that he believed the committee could
report favorably.
Several Of the leading contract
OF .ne city have been asked to figure
on the plans but bid from them
cannot be expected before early in
December. Mr.. Neustadt said that
by that time the building fund would
have between $1,000 and $4,000
In Il. which he deemed sufficient to
erect the basement and first story
This would furnish quarters for fire
cepo ortment No /, a city Jail and po-
lice headL Iar.trs. The basement, ac-
cOrding to ,he plans, will be used for
heating plant and cells for the city
prisoners. on tre second floor VIII
re located the fre department and
police he1douart, rs. The site for the
new building already owned by the
city is at the corner of TiJeras ave-
Due and S cond street. The fire de-
partment will face Tijeras avenue
and occupy the rear half Of the sec
ond floor. The police headquarters
will be in the front and face Second
street.
If the finance committee makes a
favorable report on the proposition.
Il Is bel eyed that che city council
will adopt it and begin the construc-
tlon OF the new hall as soon as praC-
teal The interest the city receives
on the money it has IN the building
fund does not amount to as much as
the city pays out monthly in rents
for the various departments the new
building viii house. IL is believed
that the building o. the new hal or
az much OF ii as the city now has
funds will be an economical move
on the part OF the council
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-13
LITTLE HOPE OF RESCUE
, tt0R THE ENTOMDEO
MINERS
More y 500 Men Are Still
Underground In German
Nine Which Was
Blown UP.
MANY WOMEN
HAVE GONE insane
Wives OF the Buried Miners Crowd
About the Niue and UrQs OFF,
GERS to Rescue Their Hus-
bands Fear Another
Explosion.

Hamm, Westphalia, Nov. 13.-Res-
cue operations to reach the men en-
tombed in the Radbod mine, where
an explosion of fire damp yesterday
resulted in great loss of life. have
not been renewed. The authoriti 8
estimate that there are still $50 m n
ers below ground but no hope Is en-
tertained that they can be saved.
Thirty-seven miners have been taxi
en- out, all of them severely injured
and some so badly that they may die.
Thirty more dead bodies were brought
up from the shaft this morning.
The police keep people away from
the vicinity of the mine, as there is
| further danger of the explosion of a
quantity of dynamite which Is stored
at the bottom of the pit. Furth ar
\ efforts are being made to check the
| fire, but so far without avail.
The scene in the vicinity of the
mine is pltiful. The wives of the en-
tombed m ners continually demand IL
know why the authorities are keeping
their husbands below ground. They
crowd about the officers as near to
| the mine as they can, and out for the
| presence OF the police would prob
ably attempt to enter the mine. Sew
eral women have gone insane as 6
] result of the disaster.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-13
FhIAYD, THE 18th,
THE HOODO DAY
The Weather Cold and Blustery, But
BAD Luck Stayed az Home
BY the Fire.

Today being Friday the 18th and
the usual anniversary of the first cold
wave OF the season, II caused the
supersttlous ones to go about their
business with more than ordinary
care and the thin blooded ones to
make haste in donning an overcoat.
The day had all the characteristics OF
its hoodoo fame with a lowering
sky, scared leaves driven by a chill %
ing wind and every indication that 1t
would snow.
The only man who wore a smile
was the COIL man. FIR day the 18th
had no terrors for him.
Down at police court the fire had
gone out and the two or three stray
hoboes, who had spent the night II
the holdover. shivered on .he mourn
ers' bench. The Judge gave them
more than ordinary consideration out
o. all keeping with the day. In fact
so far as could be aseertained. Fri
day the 18th did not live up TO its
reputation.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-13
LONG LOST SCIENTIST
FOUND At LAST
IN ASYLUM
Professor Harrington Disap-
pedred Ten Years Ago.
Leaving Vile and
Son.
WAS BEST KnOMl
SCIENTIFIC MAN
Former Head OF Weather Bureau
and an Authority OF High Do
gree. Found by ACCIDENT
/ After Search Lasting
Many Years.

New York. Nov. t3.--Missing from
his home and from the scientific
world which knew him as master
mind, Professor Mark w. Harring-
ton, once chief OF the United Statss
weather bureau and the best known
scientific man In America, has been
found after ten-year search. Today
he is a hopeless lunatic in a New
Jersey asylum for the insane af
Morris Plains.
Discovery of the identity of Profess
sor Harrington was accidental He
was picked up at Trenton eighteen
months ago. unable to give his name
OF to tell where ho resiaed. He was
taken to the asylum and there re-
n,ained for several months. A news-
paper recently contained a story OF
the case OF John Doe" the name
under which Harrington had been
registered.
His son, Raymond Harrington, saw
the newspaper and recognized In the
description OF the lunatic mis- father
who had been missing for ten years
Mrs. Harrington accompanied him to
the asylum and identified the patient
as her long lost husband. He did not
recognize his wife.