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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
wiFg Kills HUSBAND.

SAY FRANCISCO. May IL
Leon Caiumn. Who vas shot by his
wife AZ the fairmunt hotel last
Thursday. died this afternoon ~
81 j. eph'a hospital a. the result
OF the Euushot wounds Mrs.
Calume Ia held AZ The city prison.
She Nili BE- charged With murder
Caluma was chef At the hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
ON THE FRONT

The steamer Santa Crlr which
was bought by ]. y. pharo To be-
used 40 a salvage steamer. arrived
IN port this morning from san
Francisco She viii be placed on
dry dock. whore she will be re
modelled and undergo general re-.
pairs.
The steamer President. Of the
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
arrived In port this morning from
san Francisco with a large passen.
ger list
The steamer Jefferson sailed sat.
urday night Tor skagway and way
ports. The steamer had good list
of passengers and carried a large
supply of fresh fruit for the north.
crn towns.
The steamship Portland. OF the
Alaska Coast company. sailed this
morning for Tacoma. whore she
viii discharge her cargo for that
port, and will return To this mort
IA few days 70 load Tor her trim
to Valdez
The steamer Umatilla has been
delayed several hours TO comnloto
her cargo and take on fuel before
leaving for San Francisco tonight
The United States transport Dix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
SOLDIER KILLS THREE.

MANILA. Mar = Private Mich.
ael Beaeham. Of the First United
States cavalry. ran amuck sunday
killing three aud fatally woundinE
one % his comrades The dead
SerEent Nm lioey privates q
Wilson and Thos. Woodward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

ship the blazing arm 81 an electric
aemaphona flashes out signal
A. though ID Nere the beisNeled
arm ~ some fairy queen summon
ing ieRi0ua 81 abiern.bsaring
apritca. tiny lights race up the
maatH. dance out along the mas.
alse yardarms. circle the great
biac X thr0ated guns and 10 an IN.
slant. ont 81 the darkness. each ma
ieatic line ~ the noble ships shoue
aclutlilant In Il fio0d ~ hEht
From the faFwlfd furrets the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

national emblem was floating frsoi.
every window OF the Alaska buiid.i
Ing today. and on top Of the build.
Ing q large Welcome" aiEn has
been placed. which will flash wei
COME at niEht to the fleet other
electric signs viii he installed on
tho large buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

name q each ship flasha a.. !.
blazing letters. an the ffez, ~
lights 10 the military ,e,. - !.
their dazzling fays on a. -.
Ing white huIls.
u is done IN a jiffy. M -.
OF a box Of matches. thnes
system of signals
The accompanying phsss.-,
arrangement b. Artist Gs-ass J.
teriicid shows the lIlumlss,,. :
aeiiy - q appeared 10 sas :.
cisco harbOr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
MONTY 10 loAn.


HUTTON CREDIT GO
loans en household furniture, pisao.
etc isa aafarf f.Hana gaufdaHtfaA
sglek sertieet best terms snd love"
sRR us rtnar
st tth tioofl Marion mos
utbcu loan ca
Money loaned ah naiHtisH a'a3 tN
household sesds and rianua wnhoat As
g fga~ ,5 .tsaasg seasm -. 9'4 s.stughay
rN vpluf tan ftntttsf nlaeh
NaHsY advanced sslafisd fsrris md
'lasiH vrnn feeit sen nance VT see -.
NhfttKI cheapest rateH5 easiest pawn aztts
.aka fHuraeif mnref ~ gpttiHH nut tet-i'H
il,st foiMAN 'is walker huildlns
aens, advances sasanoa people. tef
cheap rates sec ua seattle Credit Ca
w faenies SAVINGS nank hlda
i.sass on furniture hor.As etc. VIM
Neash beam ~ NsS N"rk hldE u
sala, loans l.eesst tales Confidential
a Newtea. tes feor'ss haaA tAsa-
Oh flsra.
-
n rduia J nfaea H. pleased % an.
uaunfs that he % sttius his. personal a..
tentIan be- ne dental practice aud @ay
be- consulted datf ffam Sc m -
a "a SUNDAYS from re te 4 -
Bsmsahef. enr offices have bssn sstah-
Assi ,'csassslt Of oar pslss. ~ ire.
tesi4r urntatr0 abd ,onsafninn fanr
aeH5ai vsfk - reliable dentists vhe do
business unast thsif eva ua1aes
pa EDWIN nH0NN -.
ofness b. s and = tulea sik
fit ttfat Ave seattle Nash
MILLINERY
-
NJ it Hopnay Ia. .eesesa TIE Il
Neah NIiUasff iaflafs. fuil lns hpfl.s
sd sgtgmsr iis,s ,yAAs,s,sa1 ms
MASSAGE
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EIsVrit Hshi pstha ana aasssgs fsf
rssn 81 wsueu cottage. rsaf ttt tHtan
T7z-7-0Tlas nssssEa ans lae bsths
tadF attrHaants a1ta tAas "a5ts
ltefei hadlam
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rhFeat co. Eitsi ulds " stea led tsle
osTEoPArHY.
Geo ~ nurf uFaHHatr oHtsarHlh ssa
fUaas ufdK CONSULTATIONS FHEE
Assa ''ss
OPTICIANS.
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fstsses kohlsf Chase eiaa lad sab
ns tie opiiesi Co. tss Afs.as.
~haissals. fstsit esaaufaetaftns
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.
Adam. ufnHhs frststsfsd fetsnt
sua fFade Mas At#afnsfs IL fears Ia
seattle tsss coimaa hleeA
pAIENrs.
laTSTtisas asssIl esd Eas gsrfssfsa
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81 zee ~ mere Let - helb fau Tbat
l. ear buafaes- Nslssu Metal fFzaiai.
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PATTERNS AND MODELS.
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Ftfsi A. Id afai MaiH SEES II
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STORAGE.
faIan faansfsf. Ha1tna s storage ra
ItHa Hlfel lfH aarHnH tHasfra
Ms9a tse o. stts tHd fttt 80 tst tf
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
Stop Right Here!

4 coed firesraam hoHas ini asnta0.
one block from Madison Ger Tine tf
minutes from Second az Price ff.s1a
~ . oHH COMPANY, Inc
taT.fta ALASKA nldE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

University district close fa falr
grounds. one block from car line. Iftt
~. modern house ~ rooms CIV
Nhfsr One house on , rooms etfv urht
fruit trees rftas berries $3.50 takes
both. a. aaa doNH. terms viii ssii one
81 Nor Bans BIdf. COT sen aud Pike
-bsft
NEW HAHg AIMS
We haze luHt plated q new addition
Shirh viii make fine county homes.
elnse % car and graded school aad no
minutes eide 90 Pioneer Hgunfnt shiloh
Sc are selling from ta56 10 f4ad fsf
quarter acre frafta The $500 ones are
al cleared and lu orchard Terms frf
cash ana $40 per month a. ~ Nichols.
90 Union block N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
FARMS AND LANDS.

49, $40
MODEL POULTRY FARM ts
ceres. good level iand, iaesi ssll for
e. HiH sens acres cleared balance
siaHHHd burnt sud easily cleared s.
Teau house. barn. large breeder aause
Win eiHht eumpafttaenls. twelve good
chicken haHaea Incubator houH-. aeit
fenced with uaulffF uifr large aardsu
in All kinds n frulia. tHa good iueu-
,.., see. ess, q. ca e.. si'' slss,n
colony houses aud broad eoops lss
Thoroughbred white LsEharn chickens
frfiEs ulnasfaI fsa young thorough bred
cHiekF an kindV = farming teatH
and hugsy an fas 81 zee. cAsH This
ont last long Better Investigate
ROBERT MALrnY.
atsssze-sti Alaska nlaz ft-is
An IDEAL FAuu 30 asfss : IN !
mite frantaEe na nice lake. a sores
acres Do cultivation balance has same
valuable timber. orchard q fsE bear.
ing trees AL kinds u small fruits. run.
house. good barn. several satbuiialurs
railroad station school and Post
office on ono corner u land. tsis.
phone IN house cream wagon from
this N taken uHbIH me Haxt fsa DAYS
a. $500 Hall eaatr
RODENT MALTnV.
sles31o-t4i Alaska BidF -fl-is
NEAR roRr ORCHARD 40 aorss
nearly an bottom land 10 aeras ID eaiti.
gafi8n. balance hss some timber. al
fenced beafinE orchard. ali kinds ~
.maH frHit running nsteF. also abun.
dance ~ spring water. g.raam log house
large barn chicken house and large
yaFas good team. waHon. farming
HoHEur MAfruY.
flaHH10.aGi Alaska H4dF ii. Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

eft her pier thiH morning and
steamed over tn Tacoma. where she
all fuel The vessel vii take on
uo cargo 81 that port aud Niii rs.
turn hers 90 complete taiiins for
Manila
The steamer fremont % the Bof
ton Steamship company viii leave
beer bertha GA tie waterfront Wed.
neadhy aud depart for Tacoma.
where she wiii complete her cargo
and make ready fof heF sailing 10
Manila aud the Orient
The steam schooner Taliae shift
81 from this port 10 Tacoma this
noon. where ahe vii take on a
cargo Of wheat for san Francisco
for Balfuur. Guthrie 4 90.
The British ship Beu D.arE Capt
Thoul. arrived ~ Port Gamble this
morning from santa hosalia The
vessel has b.vn blink a Port Town.
send since her arrival ca the sound
awaiting orders and all load lum.
Der from Gamble for DclEoa nay
South Africa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
MURDER PLOT


SPOKANE. May Il-Ihai ~
May North. who was mJsisFas's
shot ia the Montgomsry balei !
Eth. Wash. on the Blgh q Ma
was the victim Of a delibeFstt =
to murder her. hatebed a g
blood two months ago n I !
Montgomery. proprietor q :
hotel. aud his brother. u. y -
Eomery. was admitted last rish !
the county fail by IL " Ncste
cry. who confessed to Chii -
Prosecuting Attorney Fred Y s, !.
that he was the hired asssssa I
his brother. and that BE- mrs .
shot which was inlendfs 2 =
an end to the woman ) lIle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
5000

Pour rhnirc lsfsl lots all cleared and
ready for domestic. only 1t mlnutrs
sHf from tnf court EHunH an the span
aeaJ rsf line SO cash and balance
On monthly payments
NATIONAL LAND co.
a6s seg fi0nrsF nidf
Main 1876 Iad ssgi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

The finest line Of Pocket knives
In the State-at Piper RATS
The Sporting Goods store zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

CHOICE GARDEN LAND
80 Sores - btaEA sanaH iaasn. eaef
alaHe. NM sHFiasa sidewalk TO
raf. uuleE tide co fInnHeH a1aafa alrs
Flau 20 ufanHfalHs. 81 see au fafnaa
cHAH1sfaf . AuAMH aaa gafnlaH nIdr
CHEAP rLAVN farWs piece aef.As.
eaaa hnuse nniH fzft ulfh f8a 34FIus
hens 9 freeh we teens So daNn 81
per mnufh See l. hHfaaHs easHisf
In Times kflek aura IL
NHf sale b. HH ser Haeeus fnaas cot
faaF fine home excellent location q
tAfaalu. NaEr tHfsfufbaH Hsnfan cas- Co.
hiiantuun Station then Aasf rfaea ever
puH smieh ufidEe aua yca are there
-aHs83.u
CHEAP CHICKEN ransh. sras.
heas~ rs LAYING heaa 3 aous iafss
piece land. et1Ha in only tfrt on sasy
ieFns zee e u Millmah'a aalesnlsa. N
Times block TO-DAY Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

II eleanses aud heals soap Lake
5oap. All druggists. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

TO SEE 5ATTltsS'rs
Take boats at Pier : Iet - :
trips daily. sec round triR'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

The Great Nort bern Express sale -
unclaimed packages Eiii - held as So
fi5 First hse-. 90 Hsy % and ~. com
4 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
AUCTION SALES.

y q HEcKEHTnE. AUeTfoSEEn
WILL SELL ENTIRE CONTENTS uF
MOUSE. 70 1la EEFf EHsnN ST
THE HsnAT NAY IfrW aale startling
~ tf 20 ~. sharp. a rooms 10 a..
poss u. everything 49,. r . uleksf
tor. auctipuesr Phoncs. Main 1891
lad ta3T
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CRY RIAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

Loans en household furniture. pisues
etc also SALARY t.aana eanfdahtieA
qulek services best terma and lowest
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-07
llmhrslIr AZ a Wsanon.

In one Of the women's fencing schools
Of Paris instruction I'm the art of at
tack and defense with foils has been
discontinued and umbrellas Instituted,
says Popular Mechanics.
The first lesson the pupils learn In
this up to date means of defense from
attack on the streets is to battle the
watchfulness OF the aggressor by skill
ful blows. The most simple and at the
same time most effective consists In
applying fiat stroke of the umbrella
upon his headgear Surprised by this
stroke and perhaps Blinded by the rim
of the hat, he has not the time nor the
presence of mind to seize the UNI
brella. The iunges which follow such
blow are not only effective. but dan
gerous. The first is known as the hors
de combat blow. Selling her umbrella
near the handle with one hand and
near the point with the other and ad-
vanclng a step well forward. the point
II well directed against the center OF
the aggressor's neck win drop him to
the ground senseless and probably
badly hurt. The same blow aimed at
the pit of the stomach Will probably
send the recipient to the hospital and
perhaps cripple him for life.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-07
Mechanical Violin.

"The mechanical orchestra has q
new recruit. The piano, mandolin,
guitar and banjo are comparatively
old members. and they have all i'm
proved since they first made their ap.
pearance," says Figaro. Now comes
the violin. On the instrument key
board ia arranged having dozens OF fin
gers where the human player would
have but five. In place OF the bow
there are dozen movable disks. and
these as well as the keys hich take
the place of the players left hand
are operated by small electric motors
Solos and duets are equally easy for
the mechanical violin, and It executes
the compositions of a Paganini AZ
easily as the exercises OF a beginner
The violinrplayer h the invention OF Q
Frenchman, who seems TO have con
quered everything except the question
of price. The small but intricate piecs
of mechanism can onw be sold for nt
less than 5000 francs"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-07
Municipal rheaters.

The first municipal, uncommerclal
theater in America-an endowed insti-
tution-is In successful operation in
Rcd Wing. MINI. Red Wing is a towr
of. only 10000 persons, forty miles
down the Mississippi river from St
Paul, and to 1t several years ago a clti.
zen left $4,000 to found municipal
theater. A citizens committee under
the terms of the bequest manages the
playhouse, and so well has 1t done Its
work that for the last three years a
dividend on the capital invested has
been paid to the town. Professor Rich
ard Burton in lecture on the drama
using the Red Wing experiment as q
criterion, predicts that ''ln ten years
probably and in twenty-five years GER
tainly every considerable city in the
United States will have its municipal
theater"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-07

Sixteen ounces OF gold would be
sufticient to gild ware that would
encircle the earth.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-07
Selectior1s
suNKEN REEFS.
Sweeping the Ocean Floor Instead Of
Sounding.

0WteptnA tNt OCtaU " loot lUoh1aa W
Sounding.
The mishap Of the cruiser Yankee
brings forth the comment that 1t is
the more remarkable as occurring on
the coast perfectly charted." Pre-
missing that the Yankee got of her
course in a dense fog, It may be said
that. while our const Is as well charted
as that of any nation, perfect is not
the characterizatlon yet to be employ
ed. The methods of surveying the
ocean floor to locate reefs and shoals
are now undergoing a revolution which,
when fully accomplished, Will reveal
to the mariner many danger points
which have heretofore escaped record.
The old way OF finding out reefs and
rocks not evident to the eye was by
sounding. Now the coast survey pro-
ceeds by "sweeping"-t Is, by sink
ing to the depth n pipe bar, which is
trailed along by two boats, one at each
end Of the cable passing through It.
Any obstruction encountered is imme-
dlately perceptible and is at once
noted, located and observed. Coastal
waters are carefully "platted." and
each plat IS thoroughly gone over.
The superiority of sweeping" over
sounding" is made evident by the
fact that In a comparatively limited
area OF the Maine coast covering
rather more than forty linear miles,
fifteen reefs have been discovered
heretofore uncharted 1t often hap.
pens In sounding that the lead line
avoids some narrow spindle Of rock
whose point is just below the surface
Of the water and which goes unchart-
ed. When the cruiser BROOKLYN was
gashed by one of these unsuspected
pinnacles on our coast a few years
ago 1t was found to be isolated and
surrounded with deep water up tc
within few feet of It's sides Sweep
Ing will minimize the probability OF
repetitions of such accidents Boston
Transcript
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-07
MINK nrloks.

Milk bricks are sold In Belgium and
Denmark. These bricks are milk fro
zen solid. and when intended for use
ms soon as received In the household
the lacteal fluid for the tea or coffee
has to be Clipped Off according to the
quantity desired In the drink. This
brick milk has grown to be necessi-
ty in the warmer countries of Europe.
The Belgium government has given a
yearly subsidy to increase the trade.
In Copenhagen firm engaged in this
business makes weekly delivery Of
100000 pounds. a great deal Of this
goes 10 distant countries.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-07
The Comet Now and Then.

Times have changed since 450 years
ago, when Halley's comet. for whose
reappearance astronomers are now
looking, was In the heavens. Then the
Christian world prayed to be delivered
from "the deyll, the Turk and the
comet" Now 1t says the devil is not
so black as he has been painted, the
Turk is negligible quantity, and the
comet would be rather welcome than
otherwise. Boston Transcript.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-07
Balloons and Bullets.

K Experiments conducted abroad have
demonstrated that balloons travelling
Mt a height OF from 600 to 1000 yards
could be hit only once out Of six shots,
while they were absolutely safe at q
height of 5000 yards. Even when
struck the damage TO the gas bag was
so small that the balloon was able to
continue Its journey for hours before
the escaping gas made a landing neces'
sary.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-07

as he sat on the
sunny side Of the
county house With
his fellow paupers
and dwelt sorrow.
fully upon wasted
influence and dis
sipated opportun.
ity. Back in the
rosy days of inde.
pendence and OF
strength, Du X g
had been used to
some Of the better
things of life. He
had been able to
give his boy an
education a n d
start him as a
physician---and he
was proud of him,
too. That was the
one bright spot in
the sunset time of
"Old Man" Duke.
The boy had gone
through sch o o |
with honors and
was beginning tc
build up a lucra,
tive practice in
Clarkstown.
He was all that
Duke had left, and
he loved him!
Rather than cut
short the boys
1,at tAr.,, hn hal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-07
VISITS Y! SITS VIII 11

The Pride Of Old Man Duke.
The hand Of time lay heavy upon
the whitened head of Cornelius Duke
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20

Efforts to locate the body OF Col. Tay-
Tor have been futile thus far, but it is
believed that he met the same fate.
An unconiirIned report late to-day
says that Taylor's body had been
found in the same condition as Ran
kin's. 1t is added that third man had
also been slain.
Gov Patterson has offered n reward
of $1,000 for the capture of the slayers.
Sheriff Eastwood and Il posse Of armed
men left Union City this morning for
the scene Of he murder. II they meet
any of the might riders II is expected
that pitched battle will be Fought.
Sheriff Haynes, OF Like county. is also
on his way 10 the scene with a posse
from Tiptonvll!e.
The trouble which resulted in The
death Of Capt. Rankin and the probable
murder of Col. Taylor was caused by
tho passage of an act by the Legislature
regulating fishing in Reel Foot Lake, a
short distance from Walnut Log.
Night rider disturbances over the mat
ter occurred about a year ago. Ever
since then Col, Ttylor and Capt. Rankin
have been in constant receipt of threat
ening letters, to which they paid little
need.
Manager Ward Of the hotel says there
we're twenty-five masked men in the
band. They approached the hotel quiet
ly and. calling out Taylor and Rankin,
covering them with revolvers. and plac.
ing them on horses behind two of the
r!gnt riders, drove away without A
word TO the other guests. who were too
few in number to attempt rescue
Gov, Patterson, on learning OF the
lynching to-day, Immediately cancelled
dates for political speeches he had. and
took up the case personally. His first
act was to offer $4,000 reward for the
capture of the night riders. He then
had sherIff's posses sent to different
points to hunt the murderers
There is intense excitement In the
State over tho lynching.
X. u. Taylor was the father OF the
Vanderbilt football. star Hilsman Tay-
lor, who was married to Miss Kath-
crime Taylor. the daughter of Senator
Robert L. Taylor, last fall. Capt RAN
kin was a prominent lawyer of Tren-
ton. He was Captain of a milltry COM
pany in the Spanish American war and
served In the Cuban campaign.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20
TORONTO RESULTS.

TORONTO, Ont. oct 2O-The races
to-day resulted as follows:
FIRST RACE-Inspector Purvis, 40
kp.ghU, 3 10 ., 3 10 and out, Won
by a length, Fantasia, 10 kern, 8 TO
and even and to :, second; ormyr.
10 lMurray), to !, 1 TO 3 and out,
third. Time, l2l Sea, Goggles, Muldock,
Bank Holiday also ran.
SECOND RACF-S2O0; for all ages; fiye
furlongs. zee GudschauX. l06 connolly
even, / 10 and out, won by three
lengths RuSstone, lD6 tMurrRy), o to /,
To d and even, second; Maid If Carroll.
JOS tGoints), 10 ., I To ANA out, third,
Timc-Loj 20 Eoos ana Reyery also
ran.
lMHp EACE-5.lo addei, selling;
lonrs."Abjare, lc5 o. Ircs) to 2. j to
.l.u .uN Huu pl $40 ieugths: King
Tuls,l. lU NdurreyJ, : 10 ., TO 2 and
uut. SECOND, CosTOI 7''In, lo3 will
7ms q 10 J. 3 ~, and out, third.
rlwo-'o5 Wight Mist also ran
FOURTH RACE-For -year-olds;
So a aeui siN furlungs 107
CCummingsl, 10 /, To and out. won
by two lengths Aryeight Leonard. I07
(chappelD, To 2, 7 20 10 and out. sec
ond Ching Hare. lO1 Murray, 2 TO !,
8 TO s and out. third. Time-l. 10 2-6 A ,
vance Boy and Dorothy Webb also rsn,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20
DR.. VIM. /. HALE IN
CUSTODY ONCE MORE.
Arrested on Warrant Charging
Use of Mails to
Defraud.

DR.. william H. Hale, who won noto-
riety In this city several years ago by
advertising "radium-kidney cure"
and defrauding gullible patients out Of
thousands of dollars, was arrested to-
day at the Hotel Navarro by Detectives
Wilbur 'and Geoghan, OF the Central
ONCE.
Inspector Kincaid, of the Post Office
Department, received the warrant for
Hall six months ago, 1t was issued
on the specific charge of defrauding
Joel II. Cough, of Ellisville, Miss. out
OF $500 by use of the mails. Kincald
could get no trace of the physician un-
iii he came to New York and located
him to-day at the Navarro. He was
registered there as DR.. IL. l.. Kirk. Al
teT the arrest he was taken before Mag
istrate DroeSe, in the Centre Street
Court, and remanded to tie custody of
United Sta'CH Commissioner 2h!clGs
Dr. Hale was sent TO the Penitentiary
from this city In 1915 and served eight
months. This followed his prosecution
by the County Medical Society at the
time he was exploiting his cure" Be-
sides the term In the Blackwells Island
Panitentiary me served fourteen months
In Joliet. H., and eighteen months In
an English prison.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-20

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