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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
MRS. RoosevsIt to Start for Home

ROME, Nov 10--Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt
left today for Naples, from whence
they win sail for the United States
Friday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11

The Angelus grill has excellent serv-
Ice and better food. Fourth and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11

If you want to go east. O. Haydock, Agt
Illinois Central r. r.. 11s w. Sixth street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
NE WANTS POLES
REMOVED FROM
STREETS

when the board Of public works
meets tomorrow. A. v Fiouillon,
superintendent Of public utilities.
will ask that the city be Instructed
to at once remove lts poles and
power and light wires from First
av The only excuse for allowing
these wooden poles 10 remain has
been that they carried the wires
which furnished power for the big
arc lights Il street Intersections.
The streets are now NJ with the
cluster lights. which receive cur
rent through the underground con
dults and the necessity for main.
tanning the overhead wires IL nov
passed.
The same action will be demand
ed on other thoFoughfares Therc
cluster lights are nov being used.
or where these lights will soon be
installed. For some time the city
has been compelling the private
iIght and power corporations 10
place an their overhead wires IN
underground condulisl and u Is said
10 be IN rather bad taste that the
Municipality Itself should SO ia,
gravity disregard laws which are
enforced against private companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
By BONNIE WHEELER.

by BONNIE WHEELER.
Young stfiklnsy beautiful with life worth
Tho living Grace Burke lea dead klled by her
suedo-tha h what the verdict will The
The crimson way-that would be fitting verdict
Caught In the whirlpool
sucked down TO her death desire
to end ait
She ~svsrsd from fixed purpose stead
Ny to her death The dropped BY
the ~aysids
What motive prompted her aside from the strasht and
path will be for the only who could
the alternating circumstances lies dead.
White and beautiful abe lies example Of The Oft repeated
statement that the trail Of the siene life leads end
death
rook the Only Cure
Some that BY consumption decided
make her edit NON ihla h urid Others say
mad lnfauatou for the Who failed her the
the Of The Whatever the Grace burke the
attractive widow after leading Is said NE OF for
months with o Eames tired Of It all and soush the
Tor the hsafaehc that have been hers the only
anacta Tor the caused
her. aud lsaden nlisaae 10 end Il all
Has ALI lts the old old that will
this life. the question Does
end u ALT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
WILL FAVOR AUTO
LICENSE BILL

II Is expected that the license
and revenue committee Of the city
council will report fayorably upon
Moklnnon's ordinance requiring the
examination and lloenslng Of ehauf.
feus, and all persons who drive
automobiles. before they can OPP
crate one Of the power cars on the
city streets,
The committee will also have be.
fore It this afternoon the law pro.
posing a tax on tradevendlng ma.
chimes, particularly the automatic
devices which sell cigars to the pub
lie by inserting the money in a slot
Of the machine. II is prohlematical
what the committee will do with
this ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
CELEBRATE SEWARD'S
BIRTHDAY TONIGHT

Tonight the anniversary 81 WI.
liam n. Stewards birthday will be
celebrated at the University Of
waahiugton auditorium. under the
auspices Of the Seward committee
Of The Seattle Chamber OF Com
merce. Of ehich Judge Thomas
Burke ia chairman.
Dr. Rogers, commissioner TO the
exposition from the state Of New
York. will deliver an address on
Seward IN His Home" DR. Rogers
comca from Auburn. which IA the
native rity OF Secretary Seward
Seward and His Message will
BE- the subject Of 4 discourse by
Prof NJ L. Daggy. Of the unlyer'
slty. while Prof =. 8 Meany. sec.
Rotary OF the Seward committee.
viii talk on Seward and the Pur.
chase Of ALASKA" Many business
and professional men win attend,
10 addition to a large number Of
students from the university,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
DISORDERLY WOMEN
DEMAND JURIES IN
their TRIAL TODAY

Inmates Of dlsofdcrly houses ar.
rested 10 the prosecuting attorneys
raid Thursday night were arraign.
cd In Justice browns court today.
A separate Jury trial was demanded
In each case The demand for a
Jury trial denotes a determined u.
fort on the part Of the defense to
put up a fight AGAINST the charge
81 yaFrancy which is lodged against
them. In case Of conviction they
are liable 10 a fine Of 800 or a 30
day sentence In the county jail
Not 80 plentlfully supplied with
money. six japa. taken IN tho same
raid. pleaded gallty 10 the charge
OF ahettlng In the sale Of intoxi
eating liquors without license.
and we're fncd $50 and costs.
Three women Who were Unable 10
supply bail money at The tlmo OF
arrest. and who had not the money
TO put ap a fight, also pleaded
guilty TO vaEraucy charge aud
were fined $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
He SECURES
RELEASE OF
BOY CLIENT
JOHN HILL IS HELD
IN JAIL UNLAW-
- FULLY.
Attorney Scores Prosecut-
ing Attorney in Court
Today.

There Is an attorney In Seattle
who IL Just more than sore nj the
prosecuting attorneys office, and
that attorney Is Charles Miller who
this morning secured a writ OF ha.
beas corpus from Judge Mitchell
eilHam In the case OF John Hill.
held for robbery.
Miller explained TO the judge that
mn, who Is from Door Lodge,
Mont. and whose parents are
wealthy, was arrested last March
on the charge Of highway robbery.
having been found with a watch be
longing 10 John bryant In his pos
session Miller stated this morning
that when Hill was tried before the
police court, Bryant told on oath
that he was intoxicated At tho time
h. Lost the watch. and, for all he
knew. he might have thrown II In
the gutter. Hill testified that he
found the watch lie also said that
he showed bis find to all his
friends. -.
he was released on a $500 cash
hail. which he Immediately fur.
niphed hut. Notwithstanding the
fnrt that the trial before the police
court did not incriminaie him. and
that the evidence did not warrant
hls being held on the highway rob
hairy charge, Hlll was held, and re-
Gently the charge OF robbery Of per
son was filed against him.
Hll Is only II years OF age, and
has never been IN any sort OF
trouble He has been a thrifty lad,
and had with him when he was ar.
restcd more than enough to pay his
fine. -,
He was on his way TO Alaska
when the trouble came M, aud has
been already held sixty days on the
first charge. Attorney Miller waved
yery wroth today whom telling OF
The unfair treatment his client had
received from the prosecuting attor.
npv'a office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
MAYOR OF
SUBURB IS
ASSAULTED
M TELLER PUT OUT
FOR COUNT BY
SALOON MAN.
Warrant Is Out for the
Arrest Of E. A.
Hutchins.

Mayor John Mueller Of George.
town lie today suffering with a bad
~ cut face ~ a result Of an assault
made upon him at 80 O'Clock this
morning by y A Hatehinn, pro
prietor Of the Country Inn at
Georgetown A warrant for Hutch
ms arrest wan aworn out IT the
prosecuting attorneys office today.
The trouble IL believed 10 be a
result Of the recent decision on the
part of the GeorEelown council to
revoke the llauor license Of those
operating road houses
He 10 Assaulted.
Mueller, according TO the com
plant. was just about 10 enter his
office at the Seattle brewing q
Mating eompznya plant. when
huiehlns aecoatcd him with Why
iidn't YOU favor alfine mo my n.
oensef to which Mueller replied
That's ~ To the council
Hulchlna u then said TO have ae
saui,sd Mayor Mueller. cutting him
over and under the left eye and 90
the nnse and Up
The fuad house pfopfietora claim
they arr hriuE Disseminated
against In the matter " having
iheir licenses revoked. Initiating
that the move Ia furihefcd By tho
brewing companies, VITO fear such
places would result in the people
voting Tor DRY county at the next
election
owing to the fact that Huichlns
could not 10 tried 10 the superior
court until the September term. the
case will come up in the iustice
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
AUTOMOBILE IS STOLEN

while n u. Augustine of ais
iGth nv. n. was entertaining q party
Of friends al the Washington Annex
Saturday night, thieves stole his au-
tomoblle standing In front Of the
hotel The machine WAS missed
anon after being taken, and chase
wae given the thieves. Aceompan-
led By ratrolinan Rislcy, The purHu-
era sped towards Auburn Yesier-
day morning the Augustine automo-
blle was found near Richmond
Beach. stripped Of every article
which could be wrenched away
The Identity Of the thieves Is not
known 10 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
Wife OF REV. BURDETTE
SERIOUSLY I'LL

fAsADESA. Cal. May Hex
mlstsd ~ oyefxork while attend
ING various Conferences IN tho east.
- suffering from nervous break
eEn. Mrs Robert J. Burfette wife
y NJ prsschsr -humorist. today IL
resting EASILY At her home here. and
- MmilJ feel no alarm over her
sa1ditlon
Y famiiy attribute Mrs bur.
s Illness 10 q reaction from the
N foilowlnz her attendance at
- - ,'ry'niion Of the Daughters q
Ansriean Revolution at Wash
'n ne national peace confer =
~ y Chicago and a sorority meet
"s q her colisse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
SEATTLE GIRL
THE WINNER

Miss Mary Darrell. OF 2l5 Bel.
mont av., this city. won first place
IN the annual Western Washington
inierscholastle oratorical contest,
held In the new auditorium OF the
University Of Washington last Sat.
urday night, Hart, Of Aberdeen.
won second place. with Miss Walk.
er. Of Pnyallup. third
Miss Darrell Is a senior at the
Broadway high school. aud will
graduate this summer She has
been chosen class orator for the
class day exercises
Representatives OF 70 schools Of
Western Washington participated
In the contest Saturday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
INVESTIGATION
BEGINS TODAY

The committee appointed hy The
Seattle Commercial club, consisting
Of Adolph Behrens. A. o. Powell
Julius schafer. W. " wiltshire and
10 +. Taylor To Investigate the at.
iseed graft In the riummcr At
houses which were recently raided.
mot at 10 today and number q
witnerses were called. Only sworn
testimony will be taken. and rumcrs
are afioai. according to some u The
witnessed Of startling disclosures
about TO be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
ARE FOUND NOT GUILTY

4. .ohn W. Gates and u. c Mar
49, NE advertising agents Of the
f's'Hnd thow, Who we're arrested
= Saturday for posting banners
s s.'alalhs the coming Of the biz
ssl'ion attraction, were acquit
v, % police court this forenoon
:, = vas shown 10 the evidence that
~ mad permission from the
repsiv holders for the placing Of
w pksland advertising matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
POOR LITTLE WANDERING FlDo IS LOOK.
ING FOR SOME ONE TO PET HIM.

fed He's locking Tor a home. and
he thinks he will make good with
tho right people
This pup was left At The Star
office b. a young man whe ought
to know better but no ovna plenty
q DOGS and wants 10 Get I'D Of this
one before be Efo~s more attached
10 him,
10. II you want classy little
pub drive up to The star Office N
a taricab and take him away
II wont coat you a cent
Better call and look f1do ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
ENGLAND BEEF SHORT

tNy United Ffcssl
LIVERPOOL. May flowing to
the shortage OF American and
Canadian cattle landed at Berlin.
head, and allegations that the
United States was Withholding sup
plies with a view to raising prices,
the Liverpool Chamber OF Com
merce is urging the board Of agri-
culture TO remove Immediately the
embargo on cattle from the Argen-
limo rennhllc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
WORK FOR SCHOOL

An election OF officers for the en-.
suing year will be held by the
Whittier School Patrons club, In
room u Of the school, on Wednes
day May ~, at p. m An excel.
lent literary aud musical program
has been arranged for the entertain.
ment OF the audience,
II Is the purpose of the club to
procure. II possible. additional play.
grounds for the children.
Members OF the club are now so.
Letting funds with which TO pur.
chase pictures for the school,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
THINK THAT They HAVE
SEATTLE MURDERER

charlca Phillips. the desperate
half breed who murdered city De-
ieotive Jim Wells In front Of the old
police station on tho night Of No
vcmbcr ~. 1897, and who last year
murdered deputy sheriff at Re-
public. is thought to he under arrest
at Victoria, " G. chief tfusry Of
the provincial police has asked the
local police for photos OF the muir
dorcr- to make sure Of his idcntifi-
cation. There is large reward out.
standing for the arrest Of the half
breed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

Any body want a dogf
There's one at The Star office
and he's a good one.
He's yours for the asking That
Is. n you'll promise 10 take good
care " the pup.
Hes young and hFiEh,. ard good
to look al. and lots o. ether thiuEa
which 10 to make a bans up bow.
WOW.
And his coat is yeiiow M, he's
no scfub pup.
Hes clean aud we'll led. and he
SAINTS to BE- Kept clean and veil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
GIVE ANDY
GLAD HAND

ROME, May ~ -kins Emmanuel
and Queen Helena cordially received
Andrew carnegie. his wife and
daughter at court today. Tho steel
marnats and he family we're also
prsssa,sd 20 tho erown prince and
princess
cafnesla made a lasting impress
zion upon the hing who. after ths
scufeh.Amcritana departed, Ok.
pressed surprise ni hls hn1wicdEe q
art The AinE said that he expected
10 meet q man piih a heen business
inind. bat that Carnegie surpassed
his expectation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
FIVE a Il e
HANGED

coNsTANTlNoPLE May IT,
Five participants In the recent mu-
tiny, which resulted In the tempo.
rary overthrow and ultimately In
the deposition Of Abdul Hamid.
were hanged today. Two army Of
fieers and three guardsmen were
executed The men were hanged
in public and a large crowd gath
cred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
\. 0. Games MAY Face A
Charge OF MANSL AUGHTER
AIDED AND ABETTED
THE WOMAN IN
SUICIDE.
Prosecuting Attorney Van
derveer VIII Make
an investigation.

herbert o FAmes. who entered
am suicide compact with Mrs.
a,s,s Burke which was fulfilled
4 ne woman AT the Cecil hotel
Smrdsy sftsfnaau IN all prohehlli
M xll BE- pfuss tuled under the
.,.,, lee for abetiins the woman IN
~ successful attempt to end her
ne
rna.s he present law any per
- 10 deliberately assists another
Z IN act Of seltdcs,ruetion Is
ss.l,y Il manslaaghtcr The sa9
nrrns court has held. however, that
I. prr.on can BE- convicted on hia
~ upeouobofafrd confession,
cnme Is aaaslAHsh,sr
Ms The aim Of the prosecuting
.rorns, ceofre + NAndervccF. to
r,,s. that Ia furnishing the gun
IA which Mrs Burke said she
.lIl<d herself. and in purchasing the
,rI.s, Hamss aided the woman IN
a. ss, q self murder A cnnYics
,,o. h this event mcans a case Of
usnsanshter
n xIIi Be- impossible. under the
,r,.sat law. to prosecute Eames Ga
/. eNaxe Of attemptlug to commit
r,,cls< As there Is a reasonable
Al, q 70 whether be- swallowesi
sny Of The poison.
VIII De cressExamlned.
Al ihs inquest to BE- held At the
unasst.link nhflnfs Of HuitrfNofth
4 sous tomarrcw mnrnlng. both
Prosecuting Attorney vAnderreer
tsa Coroner ] c, SNYDER vill sae'
~ Eames 70 a msrclisss crosa.
ttznlnation 10 get At The facts. The
tr<scutlnr attorney Il not July
ss,,sfise that murder vas not done
Under The new criminal code
rk.ch becomes effective June T.
III hsld that any person Who aids.
xsIs<> or abstk smother In the
urnI<sion Of self murder h sailt5
4 rArslanshser. The penalty
upcn couslction = Imprisonment IN
T. Ilsis psnlieEtisg for no, more
slzs iuo years OF BY a fine Of not
m Asn 1spoe
m . Different Story.
nns b held al the city jail in
scsI.zy uzlnemein he has 60.
TIM, wossrtd from bis ilirrss i1l
ls~fnf ,he discovery q the body Of
d. scnxr h lhe Cecil hotel sinca
his recovery Eames tells a difiefent
al laAn be At first volunteered
nurs <zys he and the Burke
sbnza discussed a double suicide
frequently bot be did not think his
sinnIfy meant she was In earnest
Hmss ss,s he vHs sure he never
inieudsd 10 DO away With himself
He uys the gun with which Mrs
brks tto: herself sss brought to
osar'< 1t her request just before
~ III, ,hs.r Tacoma apartments
En<s stili Insists that Mrs Bafke
~ purchased TIE cyanide o. posas-
1Iun.
rhs prisoner says the lon. de-.
lsnch upon which be and Mrs
Burke embarked was responsible
A. - A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
POSSES Are
HOT AFTER
BIG PRIZE
ROAD OFFERS TEN
THOUSAND FOR
EACH.
RED" Mcdonald Is Sup
posed to Be the
Leader.

SPOKANE, May if.-Althoush
twenty secret service men and rail-
road detectives have been hunting
for the train robbers who beld up
the Great Northern fast mail. west
bound. early Sunday morning. near
Morse no captures have been made.
Every road is guarded. and II seems
Impossible that the robbers can es-
cape The amount secured IL be-
lleyed to be at least 10000.
Run Engine Into Train.
In the holdup. " persons were
injured when the engine and mall
car, running 1wild" down the track
by the bandits. after they had
hfled tho mail. eollided with the
remaining cars Of the train The
bandits detached the engine and the
mall car from the train. ran them
down the track a considerable dis
lance. and then. after The registered
mail had been opened. the engine
was sent down the track TO collide
with the standing cars.
Wild Cars on Track.
The conductor saw the wild cars
coming down the track at a rate
Of % miles an hour at consider.
able distance away. and be and one
Of the trainmen placed a tie on the
track In an endesvor TO stop the
wild flight The flying engine and
car were partly stopped BY the tie,
but plunged Into the standing cars.
There was a fearful crash, and
passengers In all Of the cars were
thrown from their seats, most OF
the injured being hurt by nylns
glass from the broken windows. The
injured were scattered through all
Of the cars
The Injured.
The injured are as follows:
iodine, Mabel, colfax. bruised
nose.
Grippe. W. D.. whitefish. Mont,
Great Northern storekeeper. cut on
head.
Hayes, Thomas r.. Wallsceburg,
Ont. left leg broken.
Harmon. y. H., i1i2 spraguc av.,
Spokane. bruised thigh.
Nyberg. Sam. Boomers Ferry,
Idaho. bruised chest
Rice. Mrs II. A., Elk, Wash,
bruised cheek.
Riedelsberger. Karl. 1870 Third
ay., Spokane, eye cut
Sullivan, Mrs D. B., Columbia
Falls, Mont. eye cut.
Tolasco. Cuisine. Montana. eye
cut.
winans. L.. Lansing. Mich. cut on
head.
Wilson, T. n. 3i2 Adams st.. Spo-
kane. two ribs broken.
Wilson. Mrs, slightly bruised.
Chief Bandit known.
That Red" Ed Mcdonald. no
torious bandit. was the moving
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
FRIENDS AT FUNERAL
OF MURDERED WOMAl,

Neighhors and friends OF Mrs
Elizabeth George, who was murder
ed by her divorced husband at her
Brighton Beach home last Thurs
day, attended tho funeral yesterday
at Buiterworth's chapel 100 strong,
Rev S. ?. Hayward, pastor OF the
Advent Christian church, conducted
the services Mrs w. J. Kelly and
Mrs. NJ. A. Frost, lifelong friends
of Mrs. George, sang the dead wo-
mans favorlte hymn, when We
Wal,en in tho Morning"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
CROWD IS OUT AT LUNA
PARK OPENING

More than 1000 persons enjoyed
the outdoor smusemsnts at Luna
Park yesterday afternoon. In spite
Of the disasreeablc weather The
night crowd was larger. Al free
attractions, spray a daring woman.
lcRpcd from s0-foot ladder into
a small tank Of water. a large 1s-
trich hiiched TO a wagon was driven
about the grounds Uncle Hiram and
his pig 10 . novel automobile. and
Rubo shoreaercn and bis best siri,
sla Perkins Kept The crowd in good
hnmor. The bears. the den nf
snakes the electrohaior, shoot the
chutca, canals n Venice. figure eight
coaster etc, were literally patron.
lied. and pleased the crowds. Free
shows Will. be seen every afternoon
and evening this week at $3.50 and
p!3O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
RARE SPECIMENS
SECURED BY
TEDDY
~ WARRINGTON DAWSON.
sisfi corsspondent Of IN, United
Press.

SAIRonl. MAY i7-Prof I'd.
mud Heller. the California natu-
Eallsf' who Is a member Of the
Roosevelt hunting party. returned
10 SalmhI today.
The professor brought IN a mum.
y: Of fare specimens Of the aai.
nais killed By the strenuous cx-
PRESIDENT, and viii prepare them
~ shipment to the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
Northumberland ilshl.

wAsHiNoToN,-After fighting
FOR four years for liberty aud carry.
ing his case through every court
available In the United States
George D. Collins. the San Fran
cisco lawyer convicted Of perjury
in connection with his marriage, to.
DAY lost his appeal to the United
States supreme court. lie must
now serve IA years In San Quentin
In California. unless he Ia granted
a rehearing, which is the last pos
siblo stop he can take.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

Is PASSED
ON HAMS
GIVEN FROM EIGHT TO
SIXTEEN YEARS
IN PRISON.
Motion for New Trial Is
Denied-Appeals to
Higher Court.

FLUSHING, I. T.. May I3.--cap-
tain Peter G. HaiuF. SLAYER Of Will
liam r Annls, was sentenced by
Justice Garretson this morning TO
serve a term Of from 10 Is years
In the state prison,
Captain Hams apparently was the
least concerned Of any person IN the
court room when he heard his sen
tence to hard labor and prison
stripes. He sank heavily into
chair. but did not seem 60 be great
~ worried over the future.
Scores unwritlen Law.
Before sentencing Hains, Justice
Garrctsoh delivered one Of the most
scathing arralsnments u he unwrit-
ten law ever heard In court room.
He flayed that line Of defense IN
mcrcifully refusing TO take into con-
sideration Attorney Yonng's plea for
cicmency. although Il was not OPP
posed by the prosecution.
II Is expected that the attorneys
for the defense viii apply for wri,
Of reasonable doubt. and then carry
the captains sentence and convlc-
tlon for manslaughter to the higher
courts,
New Trial 10 Denied.
Before court convened Justice
Garrctson gave audience 10 Attor-
neys Mcintyre, Young and Bennett.
who prepared Mrs Claudia Hams
Confession After the lawyers had
laid their pleas before him. the JUS
tlce convened court and heard n for
NAL motion for a new trial This
motion was denied and Mcintyre
moved for an arrest Of sentence on
the ground that the Indictment ala
not constitute a crime He also
raised a question az to the iurisdlc-
tion Of the court, opposing further
action here at this time on the
ground that at the time Of the shoot
lnE the defendant was soldier In
the United States army.
When these motions had been de-
MED, Attorney Young addressed the
court, making plcn for elemcncy.
offering all the grounds recitcd In
the trial aud urging that the captain
was under terrible mental s,taln fol-
lowing the confession Of his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

Mrs, Wexford Beaten. wife OF the
A-YsP-E, chief Of publicity, was
this afternoon removed to the Sc
attic General hospital to be oper-
ated upon for appendicitis. Mrs.
Beaten was taken suddenly III last
night,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

Continued on Pss. Seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
ARE YOU GOING TO MOVE?

Don't forget 10 give the carrier your address
phone The Star Main 1850 Ind a. The star viii be de-
ysred to you matter where you Co.