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The Washington times., 1908-10-09
ADLER BARGAINS
IN OTHER HANDS
Goldenberg's Acquires Well
Known Quitting Es-
Enlistment.

The entire stock of mems and boys
clothing and furnishings OF Victor r.
Adler has been purchased 10y Golden
berg's. Considerable surprise was oc-
CaSioned in business circles, when this
transaction became known yester lay,
for il marked the passing OF one o'
the oldest business houses IN Washing
ton.
a sale will be held tomorrow at Gold
Cubers's.
Victor L Adler conducted aH stab
lishmeut at Seventh and MSssacu lseLtS
for more than Twenty-Five yCar. and
the store was known as one OF th1 lead
ing houses OF its kind. The rCurcmt M
OF Mr. Adler from the local business
world has been occas'oneu 10y III heath.
Complete Furnishings.
The stock which has just been trans
fcrred includes everything desirable i'
mems furnishings for the ncN season
suits. OVercOats. top coats, and trOuSer
of the latest pattern. In the boys ne
partntent the usual shades are snow n
With many new and fancy effects.
An unusually large stock of shirts
uCCkWear, ana sweaters Is included IA
the list. as well as an attractive as
.uTtmeut of winter weight uuueEW ear
one of the chief features of the eStab-
HShmcnt is its shoe department winch
shows the latest prescribed make Of tue
winters footwear
There is a large and varied assortment
OF mems umbrellas. ldndkerchefs, Jew
Clry. and other small wares.
The sale tomorrow promises 10 D. one
OF Tho most notable Of its Nlnd, and
many bargains are listed am"nS The
various articles when VIII Doe offered
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Died

ABBOTT-Ou Friday. October g. 1908. ar 2
a. m. az his residence. 1870 Thirteenth
street northwest. Gen. IRA G. ABBOTT, in
tlc elEhty-fourth year OF his age
funeral on Monday afternoon al y. M.
ar Church Of Our Father. Thirteenth and
= lanes OF the LOYAL Legion and T. s
Grant Circle respectfully Invited 20 attend.
lHierment az Arlington Cemetery. 0c5-5t
JkKE-SuddenIy. on Thursday. October 8.
1905 at . j.. u-. MICHAEL j. BURKE
CHANEY-OH Wednesday. october Z. 1905.
al 1880 p Ia. at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs Margaret NJ FeutJn. 1870 Morse street
northeast CATHERINE L. CLANCY
CONwAY-On Thursday. October s. 1905. al
go ,. M. JAMES BAEN CONWAY, son
OF Albert p. and Annie Baen Conway
Funeral services from the residence Of his
grandfather. Dr. D. r. Street. ZOO Ninth
street northwest. saturday p. m Inter
ment private. II
DAVIs-Departed this lie on Tuesiay. Octo-
per .. lrs al NIB p M Ann MARIA
DAVIS, the mother Of Susie Burgess. Lucy
Cook and Lizzie Ells-
HEINRICHS-On Thursday. October S. 1905
az l-l5 j. m. ri DOLPH. beloved husband
of Emile Heinrichs, aged 'enty-tEres
years.
HOWARD-Entered into rest after a finger
ing Illness october = sos al II a. m, az
Nor residence. -il- % street northwest
AMANDA. the beloved wife % VI. D. How
ard and devoted mother u Bernard Howard.
FEhhA-On Wednesday, october .. 1905. at
his residence, BrlEhtH0pd, ID. c.. CHARLES
H.. husband % jamie Perry tnee Grant,.
WILLIAMSON THURSDAY morning. Octo-
her s. 1905 az $50 O'Clock. at the residence
OF her slster-in-Iaw. Mrs. :. Scott Myrtle
street northeast. Mrs ALEXINA WILL
LAM@oN- widow q the late James 3.
Williamson.
Mr.. Alexander Williamson was the widow
or James p Williamson. who died three
years ago. and az that time was known as
the Oldest printer ga the CITY She was
seFenty-nlle years old and died after a
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
Russia Is MObiliziHg
Fleet in the Black Sea

ST. PETERSBURG, oct. 9.-Fearful
that Austria intends TO take advantage
of the commotion in Servia 70 strike
the boldest blow of all-the annexation
OF ServIa-the Gar has ordered the
mobilization of the Black sea fleet
Il is rumored here that Bulgaria, act
ing I'm conjunction with Austria, will
seize part of Macedonia.
There is the gravest apprehension
here that Russia will not be able TO
act in accord with France and Eng
land. The foreign office has prepared
a statement of RussiaS attitude, but
fl will not be announced until Foreign
Minister lsWOlsky has had conference
with Sir Edward Grey. foreign secre-
tarv Of England. He is scheduled 70
arrive in London tonight
Russia still insists mat the interna-
tioual conference. If held, completely
revise the Berlin treaty. while the lat-
est word from England is that she
has not rcCeded from her position that
only existing issues be considered
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POSTSCRIPTS.

Wheat natures in Canada in from
81 L loo days
Yate wood OF Australia has the ten
siIe strength OF good cast lron.
The Lusit3uia has I1Try-uiue clocks
on board an controlled by a master
clock i'm Jhe chart house
The total electrical energy supplied
m London during the past yea~ was
2l3. l74.S79 kilOws q hours
The number OF families IN France
is estimated ut I,3l5.u0o. OF which
,s0f. 721 have no children.
The eleven London gas companies
supply among them 49, 4u2 $4,000 cubic
feet OF gas 10 llGl.S9S consumers.
one firm OF four men having their
headquarters near the Illinois river
gather 10000 worth or pclts every year.
s-.'.i-H are sent TO Europe
The worlds production OF coal in
1906 amounted 20 about I.I06.47S.7g7 short
tons, Of which the United States pro-
duced more than one-third. or H4I51.21s
tons
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DuIgarianS Tell Turks
Why They Seeded

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 9.-Bulgaria
seeded from Turkey in order TO in
crease the friendly relations between
the two. was the anomalous note receiv-
cd from the Bulgarian ministry today.
The note denies all connection be-
tween BuIgaria's secession anu Aus
tria's annexation Of Bosnia and Here
govina, and says Bulgaria seeded in
order 20 remove the obstacles in the
way Of a better TUrko- Bulgarian en-
teute- The note progresses the deepest
desire TO support the Young Turks
regime and expresses the hope that
their administrative efforts under the
new constitution will meet with sue
cess.
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IS SOLD
BY D. F. SULLIVAN
Store and Dwelling att
Fourth and O Streets
Brings So, 500.

The building on the northeast corner
of Fourth and . streets northwest. oc-
cupied as a store on the street Iiv5-
and above as dwelling, has been sold
by D. +. Sullivan through the Office
OF Stone q Fairfax.
The property has a frontage Of twenty
feet on Fourth street. and a depth Of
80 feet on Q street. II is now under
lease for "A term of years, and the pur-
chaser acquires the property as an in
vestment. The consideration was $. 500
The sale Of the three-story brick dwell
ling at 81 NJ street northwest. for Rus
sell Howard TO John Shamirt, is re-
ported by Shannon & Iuchs Mr. Shat
firt intends To remodel the building into
an up-tO-date home. The price was
$3.50. The lot is twenty-five feet wide
by l20 feet deep. to an alley.
Seven two-story. brick dwellings will
be erected at 1901 10 1907 North Carolina
avenue northeast, extending through TO
1911 to 1913 \ street. by W. Murphy.
from plans prepared by y. r. Halter IL
Co, architects. The aggregate cost will
be about So, 800
Frederick Thomson will erect a two
story frame dwelling at 1920 Macomb
street northwest from plans prepared
by himself The estimated cost Of the
house is $1,000. G. H. Lloyd & co. will
be the builders.
G. +. Mayer Will build a two-storv
business building at 1914 North CAPITOL
street. II win be used as a bakery. the
estimated cost being $500. The con-
tract for the building has been awarded
70 August Getz x Son.
Plans are being prepared in the office
Of Engineer Commissioner Morrow for
new police station in AnacOStia Bids
will be asked in the near future The
old, dilapidated structure which has
been for years the center Of attack by
citizens OF that section win be torn
down
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
.AUTOlST KILLS MAN
TO SAVE LITTLE GIRL
Unable TO Avoi5 Striking One,
Driver Unhesitatingly
Spares Child.

WORCESTER. Mass. oct. with no
alternative but 10 run down a nlne-year-
old girl or street laborer. with his
automobile running at twenty-five miles
an hour, Ralph C. Simmons. OF New
York. chauffeur for George Hawley. a
wealthy New Yorker made his choice
without a seconds hesitation and jerk
cd his car around SO that IL struck
TIE man fun I'm the back. The man IS
dying at the City Hospital
simmons was driving Mr.. Hawley
through the Center Of the town when
the accident occurred. He was arrested
and was bailed out by Mr.. HaWley.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Leroy d. Childs and Laura L. Rich
ardsOn. Washington.
Salvatore CaTuso and Josephine Lom-
bardo. Washington
Moses. EGan and Frances Schneider.
Baltimore.
Archibald d. NJ. Faucet. EeusiI EtOn.
Md. and Irene NJ E1--man- wash
ingron-
BALTIMORE. Nd. oct. 9.-Maruage
licenses were issued here today for.
Herbert g. Leach and Mary F. Lyons.
Washington
William r. Hiuken, Alexandra, and
Mary T. Arlington. Washington.
James r. Reilly and Clara F. HeblCr.
Washington
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tcday's liquidation Of stocks was the
heaviest for a long time. Stocks have
fallen an average Of a point and for
eign securities are correspondingly
weak
Events are moving with Kaleidoscope
rapidity
The dispatch of the British feet from
Malta TO the Island Of Lemnos means
nothing less than that England Will
play leading part in the great war
drama
Turkey looks to England as the one
1rleEd IN all of Europe on whom she
can rely. She believes that England.
more than any other power, was res
pCnSible for the successful outcome Of
the tragic days that gave Turkey her
new birth of cOnstitutiOnalism and TO-
England viii not deny her.
Servia Does Not Heed.
Servia's total disregard Of Englands
advice and Germany's warnings threat
ems to precipitate a crisis that will di-
rectly involve all the Balkans in war,
the ramincations Of which are OF world
wide Importance.
Austrian guuboats on the Danube are
now close to Belgrade. and are in
position, the admiralty believes, 70 shell
the town.
that the consensus Of English opinion
IS that European diplomacy Is con
fronted with the hardest problem in
years.
Rests With Germany.
The solution OF the problem is be
lieved TO rest more with Germany than
with any other power and its position
is such that she may thwart the peace
ful efforts that are being made by Eng
land. France, and Russia.
Despite her peaceful prOnunCiamentos,
Germany is believed here to be the in
spiratiOn OF the whole trouble. her stake
being the long cherished desire Of the
'reufous To- reach the AdriatiC.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
The Vital Records.
DiItlS

Births.
George G. and Matte V. Whitney. boy.
WhOTtOn B. and SinOr c. Watson. girl.
Henry and Ella saul, boy
Thomas VI. and Margaret suit, boy.
Edward and Katherine =. Sweeney.
girl.
James V. and Marcia A. O'DOnneu.
boy.
John VI. and Florence McVearry. boy
Samuel X and Mabel r. Murphy girl
John and Mary Imirie. boy.
Henry and Othopilia HeEgenmaker, boy.
John and Margaret Fenwick. boy.
Joseph z. and Edna @. English. girl
Lewis II. and Mary r.. Huntington,
girl.
John T. and Margaret Brodig gan, girl
Joseph and Martha Beres. boy.
Charles r. and Fannie Allison, girl.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09

Death notices inserted in The
Washington Times will, on request,
be published in the next issue Of
The Baltimore News or The Phila-
delphia Evening Times WITHOUT
further charge.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
Deaths

John Hetzel. u years. L. S. Soldiers
Home. y. G.
WilheImina D. MOehrinE, 81 years, 32I
Missouri avenue northwest
Daniel A French. % years. 1925 Sixth
street southwest.
Ella r Middleton. Il years. 40 L street.
AnaCOstta.
Vivian Middleton. 45 years, 2219 Prout
street Twining City.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
TPROqg2.;@ess
/, INAPHTHAEI
Not Necessary TO
Boil Clothes
Some WOmeH think it is; but
that does not alter
the facts.

Nine-tenths of the discom-
fort and half the hard work
Of wash-day IS due 70 the idea
which so many women have,
that it IS necessary to boil
clothes.
1t is, if you use ordinary
laundry soap. But nor, if you
use p. & G. Naphtha Soap.
With P. & G. Naphtha
Soap and cold, or lukewarm
water, you can do more work
and better work, than with
ordinary laundry soap and
boiling water. Do it quicker.
Do It easier.
P. & G. NaPhtha Soap
IS for sale in almost every
grocery in this city.
The price Is
5 cents a cake.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09

DANIS-Departed this lie on TuesGay. Octo-
Der 9. lEs. AT l1-I5 T. m. ANN MARIA
DAVIS, the mother OF susie Burgess. Lucy
C-Ik. and LlZzLe EII--
The Washington times., 1908-10-09

az l-I5 j. m. RUDOLPH. beloved husband
~ Emile Heinrichs, aged se'enty-tkree
Years
The Washington times., 1908-10-09

IDNWAI-On Thursday. October s. 1905 al
1-30 D. M. JAMES BAEN CONWAY, son
OF Albert =. and Annie Baen CONWAY
Funeral services from the residence Of his
grandfather, Dr. D. B. Street. 600 Ninth
street northwest. saturday . p. m Inter
mcnt private II
The Washington times., 1908-10-09

into rest after a ilnger-
ing illness October e, sos AT n a. m, a,
her residence. y70Z % street north Weat.
AMANDA. the beloved wife % NJ D. How
ard and devoted mother ~ Bernard Howard.
PERRN-On Wednesday October :, 1905 al
his residence. BrlshtwOpd, ID. c.. CHARLES
u. Ill o.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09

Just what every house
keeper wants Handsomely
engraved. heavily plated,
fun nickel Crumb tray and
best briStle nickel-ba ok
brush. The two pieces are
worth every penny ~
Of $50 Special ~
iNA ss---.s--s ---.------.-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24
SETS HIGH MARK FOR
BUILDING INSPECTOR

him from time 10 time to turn him
from the strict path Of public duty
4 want a man. also. who can
look At the larger questions inFois.
ed IN the enforcement of the build
ing regulations from the standpoint
OF The city and Of the public. instead
Of from that Of the private owner.
the contractor or the architect.
In our preparations 10 become
great city. We are carrying on
In this city some large and very
important building operations. II
II essential that the regulations laid
down for the restriction OF these OPP
eratsoak should be- wisely inter.
preted aud strictly enforced. And
this can BE- done without IN any
say hampeflng building operations
OF unnecessarily aggravating build
ing investors OF contractors. This
IL the way I desire that II should
BE- done. and ! sm trying To find
a man Who will do u la this way.
There are several applicants for
this place. as there are for the
other appointive positions. and |
shall not make the appointment
until can satisfy myself as To their
comparative merits"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24
PUBLIC MARKET

Columbia river perch are on the
market today at loo per pound.
Fancy asparagus Is quoted at 25c
per pound A number of specials
have been arranged for tomorrow.
picked beef tongues. 40c each:
picked lambs tongues. Csc per
dozen. and pickled pork, lie per
pound
Fancy Roquefort cheese will be
ON sale tomorrow at 43c per pound.
Chelan Ben Davis apples viii be
delivered at s125 and $3.50 per
box. Early Rose seed potatoes will
be on sale at 4 NC per pound. Layer
raisins will be sold nj two pounds
for i5e. Two combs OF honey will
be sold at 25c. Home preserved
blackberries half.galIon cans, viii
be quoted at 60c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24
CLEVER PLAN
A failure

Frank Andersen. n years old. ~
itsf 18th ave. vas the innocent
tool b. which = clever theft vas
attempted early Last night
strange man approached him
on the street and gave him 10 cents
% take a note Co ". sundb.fE.
grocer at 18th ave. and Harrison a..
stating that when he presented She
nate he would b. given a package
addressed TO Mrs. Alien. on 18TH
ave
The note cnnsalnesfa check which
SunaherE eashed. handing the boy
sIaeo In change aad a small pack
sE~ OF fruit.
Young Anderson started ont 10
deliver ths package and the money,
but Mrs Allen vas fictitious
person. ard che street number given
hy the strange tran was a grass.
covered vacant To-
Il IL believed b. the police that
the strange man intended Ia be at
the fictitious number whcn the boy
arrived 10 receive the money. but
was frightened away.
The ulonsy aud fruit has been 20.
turned to sunabers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24

'-Nop that the appointment of .
city health commissioner has been
disposed of. the neat important aps
rsnsaute matter I shall take up IL
thai % bafidiae commissioner. :"
AAld Mayof Miller this morning.
While ! am IA 40 great hurry
abont this appointment. Il Ia one
whlch shaaid be made without nn-
uacc4aafy delay. and one which ls
~ great importance 10 the city.
greater than many people appre-
csatr.
The new charter amendment
nnstiH the office provides. ! be.
shse. HAT the spI,olniee mast be
sthsr Mu architect, builder or =
building artisan.
= shall try 10 set foT this posi-.
ton a man who II fair. frank aud
honest do not mean honest In
the respect that he could not n.
Influenced by the consideration OF
a remuneration TO himself for do.
inE the thinE he ought not 20 do.
mean honest in th. sense OF hsv.
Ind the sound courage of hts con.
victions 10 enable him 10 Withstand
the sprcious arguments Of narrow
aelf.Interest which will be made TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24
EMPEROR WILLIAM
GOES TO CORFU
(sy United pres..)

BERLIN. March 2i.-Emperor
William. accompanied by his wife,
son August and many officials aud
royal couples. left today for his
magnificent villa on the island of
Corfu. where he will spend several
DAYS. The party went by way of
Venice.
According TO an official note. the
emperor will be met at Venice by
King Victor Emanuel. and that later
he will visit Emperor Francis Jo-
seph at Vienna.
In official circles denial Is made
of the report that the Sultan of
Turkey will send an embassy TO
Corfu to greet the German ruler.
The emperor purchased the villa at
Corfu last year. He considers IL
one of his best estates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24
MOTEL 70
| CLOSE

ne sssstls hossl. one Of the bsa,
- aosselriss Of the coast will
- q existence tomorrow
a'as TIE word fins was
80 y he page Of the register
= Hefs guests were received
-. 1H. II bad been the In.
. close this evening bu,
- o. the guests wanted Ia
=, oas more night under tho
= ne seattle hotel. the CLOSING
onsd until Iaorulng.
~ aeel Is owned ~ tho Ste
-. no'ei company. which also
H.as Hotel stevens W. h
es. = president and manager
company. The ten.yea,
49, TIE Seattle hotel exuired
60. -. ! q the present year. and
y. Nsre MADE 10 make another
~ ~ az no satisfactory terms
~ : arranged the company DE-
:. We . close the hotel ana oper
al the Stevens ~" 'p''
% Occidental hotel stood
- ~. slle Of The present hotel. bat
rs. T,ss' t1 b. the biz fire m
- After the fro The pres
A. ahg was erected AZ an 81
frnss s''s' and Feb | 1895. was
Ss's' -. :. : hotel b. the steven,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24
BREAKS GROUND FOR
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH

In spite OF the diaagrceabie
weather. ground Tor the new First
baptist church. nj Madison and
hrusdNay. was broken this after.
aeon AZ | O'clock
The firat apadeful Of ground was
turned b coFNla 4 shank. chair.
man Of the board Of trustees. Dr
" l.. Whitman. pastor 81 the
church. delivered the principal 40
dreAa All the Baptist ministers oi
the city took part In the ccre.
nonlea
A large furee Of men was ready
TO start exeaxHting a. mnon a. the
ceremonies sefe concluded
The contract foF the construction
" the new fssa. 900 church building
has not been let. and wiil not be
let foF = fee dass Work on con.
atructton all start as Soon a. tho
excavation h completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24
COURT TRUSTS MAN
FOR HALF a FINE

the Les. The circumstances were
not aggravated. and yesterday the
court imposed $500 fine
To-day oDonnelrs attorney made
an appeal to the court for clemency,
explaining that the man had given
all his money 20 assist the person
whom he had wounded. and that
hiA friends could raise only $3.50
cash He made n further request
that O'Donncll be allowed his lib.
erty 50 that he could go 20 Alaska
aud earn the money 60 pay the
balance of the fine.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Vandervecr informed the court that
he considered O'Donnell strictly
honest. and thought he would keep
his promise. The court granted the
unusual request.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24

/. !. regular meeting % the
~. q Commerce 'h's after
!, committee On 'iansp''''
= .''. : that the county
make every possible at
!. asscsslng canned aal'
r...ss.l ia seattle peaa'oS inv.
! msskes. as Neli as ''e'f
r.,.,.ss shipped throuEh I'M.
z, hlayea On ses"an ut. =. o.
., y OF market ''a''
-. Il canned salmon have
saR ,.,..a ~ County Assessor ,s
T. - A. ali salmon helnE h ',.l
IT. The shippers state ma .... wv
~ -. condition Of tho country
= ..s.,a many Instructions for
= .''.'..s .ss sAlrmeas. aud 70 some \.
''.s,'a sss..,'llatiea Of the order II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24
WHITE To SPEAK AT
LAYMEN'S BANQUET

]. Campbell White. Of New York.
secretary of the faymsn's Mtsaion.
ary movement. Nhich was organ.
ized November. 1905. win be- the
principal speaker at the lRymen q
banquet at the FRS, Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening Plates
for $50 win be set Mr.. White. who
arrives IN Seattle tomorrow after.
noon. il holding q series OF seven
rallies on the coast. IN order 90 get
the men interested in missions At
the present time. almost all the
missionary work of the churches "
done by the women.
Thursday evening Mr.. White viii
address a meeting NJ the First
United Presbyterian church. 18th
and Marion r. Friday afternoon nj
Is o'clock at the Plymouth Congrc.
gationai church. a mass meeting of
the Women's Missionary organixa.
lions will be held In the evening
a mass meeting. for men only, will
be held at the First Presbyterian
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24
cpoWDS GREET THE
BIG THOMAS CAR

latter place. The run between on
roy and Mkdrune. n miles. WAS
made Ia II minutes flat. From
Nadrune 20 San Jose cro~ds lined
the rad. everything fr0m an auto,
mobile 10 farm wagon turning out
to cheer the autalzln Ca account
81 the crowded condition Of the
rosd q required one hour 90 cover
the IL miles between Msdfone aud
San Jose.
The reception accorded the swift
American champion here reHcmbisd
the home oomlng Of a victorious
general From the time the biz
machine crossed the citY Hue until
II reached the heart Of the city d
vas given continuous ovation
SLOW progress aaa made. owinK 10
the thrpnga
The car proceeded Immediately 10
the f.afaonte house. escorted 81 10
cal Representatives Of the Thomas
company. and lunch vas partaksn
OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24
MAD MAN BITES
THREE WOMEN
Gay unl,es pr,s..l

MEMPHIS. March 2i.-After
sinking hls teeth into the flezh Of
three women today. Andy Thomp.
son. who MAS attacked b. hydro.
phobla yesterday aud escaped from
strait Jacket. eluded his pur'
Huers and ehoked himself TO death
with his cellar.
Thompson. mschiuiht. was
bitten b. \ dow n few days ago and
rabies developed despite the Pas.
teur treatment It's condition grew
worse and the strength Of five ply
aicians was required 10 put him
In q strait JACKIE, nesng a power.
fal man. he broke away and hl.
three women They will be sent
20 New Orleans for treatment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-24
THOMAS w. LAWSON
Boston, March "a,
TRUSTY'S SERVICE IS
REWARDED

On a showing that he had risked
hie Eife in assisting the officers to
prevent a jailbraak In the county
jail several weeks ago. William
Murdoch. sged 20. who today plead
ed guilty bstore Judge Frater In
the superior court 60 a charge OF
larceny b. emberziement. was
given light sentence Of IS DAYS
In the county Jail instead OF being
sent TO the penltenfiary.
Murdoch was the trusted employee
Of a local contractor, and secured