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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-21

producing winning elevens at the Uni
versity of Idaho, where he coached for four
years.
Griffith was captain of the famous 1906
team. which was the best team ever pro-
duced from this school. He is popular
with the alumni and student body, and it lie
predicted that he will be successful here,
though he will labor under severe handi-
caps the first year on account of the un-
settled conditions Of athletic affairs in this
institution.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-21
Record of Mnker..

No less than 20 automobile MANUFACTURED
were started In the United States between
the years 1892 and 1900. inclusive. These,
added to the fifty-one already in existence.
make Si. OF which 1S dropped out In five
years. leaving lss In business on Decembs-
81. 10. Today there are 80 makers listed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-21
PUGET SOUND oARsMEN ARE BUSY
Coach at Washington University Has
Many Seats to FIJI.

SEATTLE, Wash. March 2.-Rowing
Coach H. B. Conibear of the University of
Washington has no easy task before him
in the building up OF his 1909 varsity eight.
The seats left vacant by veterans will be
hard to fill. There is some consolation in
the fact, however. that the coach has
abundant and promising material from
which to choose. 1t was hoped that Homer
Kirby, who captained and stroked last
years crew, would return to college, but he
has not done so. ID. Lowry, the captain
elect, has also failed to return. Hart Willis,
another veteran who was counted on, has
been taken Ill. At present Brous Beck and
Arthur 7. o'Neal are the most likely candi-
dates for stroke.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-21
shooter. Gafher at Cedar BIuffs.

Trap shooters OF Cedar Rluffs, Neb.. are
preparing for their fourth annual tourna-
ment OF the Cedar Bluffs Gun club. which
is set for March y and 80. with 500 added
money. Shooting will begin each day at
$50 and the per cent system of division
will be used. the purses being divided-S.
30. % and Is per cent. Interstate rules will
govern.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-21
AN AUTOMOBILE

AT A PRICE THAT FITS YOUR PURSE.
NOME CAN COMPARE WITH US. WE OFFER
THE BEST VALUBS KNOWN. sOME OF
THIS WEEKS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-21

HHFhbIefi bHdIt uIIFe. boOu NO.uIWo1' 49, ~.
mail order department Is a special organization o
skilled experts whose business Is attending to tn
out of -town buyer who cannot visit our store. Sat
tsfaction guaranteed. Write fs thN Times Squar
bulletin, acknowledged authority on buying a car
what, where. when and how to buy.
TIMES SQUARE COMPANY,
tss2-1ss4 Michigan Ave, Chicago, III. New forl
Address 1599-leoi Broadway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
BUSINESS AND REALTY

There are several important business
meetings this afternoon Among them
are those uf tho executive committee
of the Consolidated Wagon a Machine
company, of The directors OF Che same
company. of the George Romney CONF
pauy. and the Witchcr Dam company.
Joseph d.. Clhoon OF Murray has sold
out his lumber and coal business to Che
Liberty Coal ana Lumber company.
While tho proposition received Bool
patronage from the start other ouH.-
moss interests required undivided at-
teutlou. hIr Cauoou and Richard
WIudar left last night on business
tuu 90 Willard county
Tha Ashtln-Ieukus Real Estate come
pauy purchased H tCn-aere block TO-
day near thD Country club. from James
N Smith for $4,000. Tho property IH
ln block a. lan-arrc plat A. rho
same company haas alan bought some
property lying north of tho ten-ucro
block. amounting Iu au to about $4,000.
Dc u.s. tHe intention 0f thr purchasers to
cul tn. property up into building lots.
and tn spend about $40 200 Boo the oreC-
lion of moderate priced homes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
MEsslNA TO BE REBUILT.

10 ls almoft ccrmn that the city Of
Afcssina win De reconstructed. the
sentiment off the people being largely
m favor OF such Ga course. Largo sums
have boon spent ou the hnrhor which
is excellent and too valuable DO its
situation 60 abandon. 30 definite
plans have bccn made by the govern
mont as yet. but O. is generally nm
derstood that rchunding viii begin as
soon as the bodies which arc still
amonu Tho fallcn masonry have uih
iutoEratcd sufhcicntly a. allow or le-
moving the rubbish Work VIII not
begin Tor several months.
An unusual opportunity Tor American
building methods is here presented.
Fire proof and curthuuukC-urOui houses
viii ho demanded by popular feeling.
and American constructors can best
furnish tho desired article Tho san
Francisco disaster proved The superior
ity or the steel frame over the stone
building Concrete and wire work NAV
also be in demand. and a should be the
aim uf those Interested in modern con-
structiou 90 bc nrst 100 the field.
Ina addition to Messina, RcEeio and
rebuilt and iu the aggregate a vast
sum OF money viii Doc expended for
reconstruction.
rhe American builder win do well "a
present his plans. estimates, and the
advantages Of steel structure to the
italian authorities as well as 90 the in-
terested companies and individuals and
10 is advisable that skilled representa-.
tiycs be employed. In this matter q
clever agent VIII proVe OF Jar more
Ynlue than any number OF specifications
on paper-Consular Report
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
C. Knox, Careful Pilot For Ship of State
SateerS the
New Secretary Of No Taft Admins
Eight Year Record a Washington

thcaicr tho messenger asked for or
dcra
600 rct hIm out OF There nnd say
iho president desires to see him Inn
mcdIatoiv." were the Instructions.
So the messenger holtcd into TIC
fhcntor and disturbed Che senator in
the midst of hearty laugh Much
wondering Mr. Knox excused himself
aud walked across to the White House.
only block distant and entered the
cabinet room.
"scu1tor." exclaimed THE president
Justice Brown has Just resigned I
seni for you to onor you that place On
the supreme bench.
Thank you very much. Mr PresI-
dent but ] do NOT desire to Eu ou the
supreme bench
And from that minute DR. Roosc-
Welt knew that como what might, Dir
Knox would Doe candidate for the Re
publican nomination for president in
zoos against william ~ Tart ana DE
BEGAN to prepare for in. y Herald
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Frank r. Vincent, commercial agent
for the Eria Dispatch lines, ls pacN
from trip to Idaho
j. VI. Davis. general superintendent
OF the short Line, has gone 20 Moll'11i@
on am inspection tour.
A.W. Randall. travelling freight ana
passenger agent OF the Rock lslAh1
Frisco lines, has gone north on ousl-
ness trip.
G. p. Pruitt. travelling freight and
passenger agent of the q. N. a ~ =,
has returned from a trip 20 eastern ana
southern Idaho
J. IL. NIandcrdcld, district freight
agent OF the salt Lake Route, d. soutn
on the line, arranging for the ops hlhs
OF the sheep shearing season when oe-
ours early In April
Harry Gushing. travelling passenger
agent for the Denver a. Rio Gfandei
has returned from escorting the party
Of Raymond Whitcomb eXcursionists
piece on their way east from TINS cry
Assistant General Passenger Agent
ID. - spencer Of the oregon snort
Lime. saws the Ycllowstu tone Park tram
win De put on this year on june j.
Mr. SPENCER says the train VIII DO
bigger and better than ever. ana thal
h. anticipatcs a greatly increased travel
10 the national park the coming season
y. C.. DALEY. general superintendent
| Of the Utah lines of the Denver a. 1910
Graude railroad, is out on the Bingham
/ branch on a tour OF inspection Mr.
DALEY has recently lnaugurated a
plan I'm which frequent meetings of the
heads OF departments under him arc
/ held for tho purpose Of discussion and
comparing notes. Great success De- pro-
/ diCued for the plan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25

ditions in excellent shape in his sec
ton OF tho state.
O.. @ Harris continues his active
management of tho Fremont lndcpen-
dent Telephone company Of 81 Antho-
my. Notwithstanding the loss Of his
eyesight A neatly compiled directory
of DIS company has just been received
IN this city
Auditor J. Nichols Of the j. T. c..
Thrcshing Machine company is in tho
city on business from Chicago.
Mrs Albert Greenwich Of Idaho Fails.
is visiting with the family Of George
II. Odcl. while Mr.. Greenweu Is CON
valcscing from an operation az the Ho-
ly Cross hospital.
Mr. and Mrs b. p. Pierce of ogden
reached Salt Lake city today from
their honeymoon "trip 60 southern Cal
itoruia They have been away two
weeks. and they were met at the depot
hv "a number of friends They VIII
reside az No. an south West Temple
street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
BUS PASSENGERS

e.. w Middleton OF Green River
Utah. iF guest ut the wilson to-day.
Mr. Middleton. in common VITA an
other residents ~ the Green river
country is rejoicing over the action
of the legislature in approprlatinB
money for the building OF the bridge
at Green River Green River has only
started to grow," said MI Middleton.
"aud with the new bridge over The
river we will show you "a trausforma-
ton 90 five years hence that viii sur-
prise you We have the coming fruit
section OF the west and our prosperity
is just beginning
Forty tourists today was the Lam
euage OF CHIEF Clerk Ncuable at the
Wilson Eutel Boa describing the hotel
arrivals this morning "rhe travel
season De- just commencing. and E., is
starting ln big The line of travel rs
above the average. and pleasure se T.
ors from both east and west are maxi
Ing salt Lake one of their chief stop-
overs this year OF course the hotels
are happy" said Mr. Venabie. with a
parting smile.
Charles -. Albums. o. prominent
business man of ST. Louis ls sto ping
at the knutsford Air. Adams travels
over the WcFt quite extensively, and
has just returned from ca trip over the
Monatt railroad u colorado You
may be assured that the Monatt ROAD
viii reach your city. said Mr.. Adams
this morning There o. every reason
why 30 should come, and none why g.
shOuldnt-unless IL De The lack 10
money" said Mr.. Adams, "but I under
stand Mr. Monatt now has the money
and win build right through"
Mr.. and Mrs. y, Camp. and Mr.. John
W. MOrrell OF Connecticut are guests
at the Knutsford today.
James =. Shields. one of the best
known travelling men ON the road. and
son, Arthur, are at the Knutsford for
a week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25

fh. united efforts Of two OF them 20 turn
iIa pirlin over on ita back. whieh they
fid ufth the aid nf q ropc and q eouulo
old suars A fono was attached ana u WnH
Kept "a prisoner tlll BOXING JOY. WN'i
r un and down The sand. AFTER tne hoN-
rltv had worn OK one 90 the members nt
fhc panty mounted the tufuea BACK ono
sod &C. head for The sea, letting tho rtnc
ro Tnc turtle. aupreciltlnE itg felen 80
onrflOd ita Jockey out Co sen and the late
tDr lld OH and lct the turtle return 90
tho dccn-Brtieh Australian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
FOGS AND WIRELESS
IItIEER ApH.

II is one Of the many marvels Of
wireless teleRraphy that the ether
waves which carry its messages, I'M
like light waves. suffer no absorption
in mist or fog, quite the opposite. in
fact. o. the ease. for the effect on them
Of clear sunlight Is so marked that
they can be sent with equal initial
power only less than half the distance
by day AS by night For this reason
press dispatches and long distance
messages sent by wireless tcleEraphy
are, wherever possible, committed TO
the ether waves after sunset-Dundee
Advertiser.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
RAILROAD NEWS
PoRrLAND GATEWAY FIGHT.
Hartman Planning to Gain Early En-
try Into seattle

Hartman Planning to Gain Early En-
try Into seattle
Seattle, Wash. March 2i-Barred by
the Northern Pacific from routing pas-
senger traffic directly into Seattle via
Portland, T. n. Hartman in planning
TO gain an early and direct entry into
seattle from Chicago. Kansas city.
Omaha and othc- middle western cities
by means Of traffic arrangements with
the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget sound
railway. The plan includes the con-
struction this summer OF enough Of the
projected North Coast railway Ia CEN
trail Washington 10 enable Hartman
traffic from the west TO be routed over
tho Strahorn road from Walla Walla
10 a connection between tho north coast
and the Milwaukee near Yakima.
Reports from central Washington,
where Hill and Hartman interests are
struggling for the mastery In the Coz
lumba river basin prove that the new
Hartman plan Is feasible from both
"a traffic and operating point Of view.
The reports are predlcated on the state
ment unofhcially given out some time
ago and first printed March 1 that Har-
riman and Milwaukee interests ara
financially backing the North Coast. IT
is said tho latter road viii be ready 10
operate trains across the Columbia river
bridge from a point near Kiona TO Wal
Do Walls, where Hartman viii be wen
entrcnched before oct j.
Baked in his effort 10 force the
Northern Pacific To- enter into a traffic
arrangement whereby passengers rout-
ed to the Puget Sound from Hartman
territory 10 Seattle could pass the Port
land barrier without buying tickets and
recheCking baggage there Hartman
has appealed 90 tho interstate COM
meros commission for a rule forcing the
uil lnc 10 grant hs demands
The case is soon 90 be heard iu Chi
cHgO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
LATE LOCALS

WIN send star Drill Tcam-The
WoOdbine Circle. Women OF Wood
craft is raising funds with which to
send "a prize drill team 10 participate
iu the contest before the Grand Circle,
W. o. w. az Portland i'm July next
Local Bank Clearings-Today' To-
cal bank cloarings amounted 10 &949,-
O35.2S as compared with S692,675.26
for the corresponding day Of last
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
provo ~ RArE ncnr.
Commercial Club Has Committee at
Work on Frcirhts.

Especial Co the "NowsD
Provo. March 25-A special meeting
of the Provo Commercial club was held
in this city last evening. at which S. H..
Babcock. tramo commissioner. stephen
a. Love. director ana W. S. Mccarthy.
secretary OF the salt Lake Commercial
club traffic bureau we've present The
meeting was called for the purpose OK
adopting some organized plan of action
n working 90 secure reduced freight
rates from Utah common points from
Che railroads.
After great deal of discussion. ln
which the visitors from Salt Lake and
members of the local organization took
part. committee from the Provo
Com0rclm CLUB was appointed 10
work with the committee nom tH. Salt
IakD club aa follows u. 3D. Taft F
I'D. Cassidy j. Dr. pIepoul Alex He'd
1uIst and GEORGE stHrtup Tho united
eH0rte off mo two committee Un ho
brought DO boar upon the railroads n
th. Interest nf reduced freight rates
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
RIG CONTRACT LET.

spol,ane. Wash. March pa con-
trsrt for grading So miles OF the NIL
u-auIee branch line from ST. MARES,
Idp.. TO Boviu. Ida.. has been awarded
DO AlcFea g. Henry OF SEATTLE II is es-
flmated the contract VIII amount 10
about Sl.500.OOO, much solid rock work
halna rannIren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
WANTS san LAKE TRADE.
Denver Traffic Bureau Ia Ask for he-
duction I'm Freight Rates.

duction I'm Freight Rates.
1t is announced that the Denver iai-
DC bureau will now enter the lists Win
the idea 0f securing "a reduction lh
rates from that CITY 90 salt Lake
through petition to- the Interstate CONF
,norce commission The recent VIE
tory of the traffic bureaus case brougot
before the commission by George D.,
KindeI. m which rates from the ea.-
10 me colorado city were e4uahze''
has aivon the bureau confidence that
similar action may follow request TOT
"a reduction Of rates 20 this city.
AS rates now stand. it costs Sl--a "
shin 100 pounds OF first class ireight
from the Missouri river 90 Denver ana
Ii "A from Denver to salt Lake, q totai
of s278. Through rates from tlle MIS-
souri, river to Salt Lake are 500, on
IA cents less than the combined local
rates The question that interests
Salt Lake in the fight being carried ON
bv the Denver Traffic bureau Is Whetn-
cr. I'M case the people of colorado win
in the present instance. the reduced 10,
cal rate win be- effective ON eastnouhu
~ well as westbound freight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Funeral of Mrs Caroline Briggs viii be
held iu Emerson ward Sunday. March %
at i1.8 "A. 20. Friends wishing 90 Wow
remains NAV do SO Sunday at residence.
1871 south Ninth East street between o
and 1880 a M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
DIED

TAYLOR-At $50 south Eleventh East
street. March o. 1909. Elizabeth Ann
Taylor wife OF John b. Taylor. born
Dec. ~ 1913. in England
The funeral services will be held Fri
day az p. m. from the Thirty-third ward
chapel. Friends are invited 10 attend
and tho casket viii be opened az tho
family residence ON day Of funeral from
terry.
wRIGHT-At 1876 south Sixth East
street. March "a, la9 OF la grippe.
Charles II, Wright born AUG. Is. 1886.
The funorai services viii he held at
p. m. Friday from the Third ward meet
inghouse. Friends are Invited To at
tend. and can view the remains at the
family residence from n 70 - on day OF
funeral Interment in city cemetery.
OWEN AT ST. Marks hospital. March
"a 1909. after an apocration for appeu-
dicitis. Mrs. Pearl Packard owen. wifo
Of HNrum j. owen. OF AS east Sixth
south street. Deceased was the daugh-
ter OF Nh. and Mrs. Nephi Packard.
well known residents OF SDrinEYille.
Funeral announcement will be made
later.
wHITNEY-In this city. March "a. 1870.
Virginia r. whitney, wife OF Or. III. a.
whitney. IN her hfty-second year. of
pneumonia.
Funeral notice later
GREGORY Madonna. daughter OF Ed
gar and Marian Hensloy Gregory. in
Sugar House. March =, at the axe OF
two years. OF pneumonia.
The funeral viii be held saturday aft
emoon al . o'clock at the residence OF
| Mrs B. r. Souiros. i9f south Twelfth
| East street. Friends are invited 20 att
tend.
OWEN.-Tn this city. March e. 1850 Pearl
Packard owen. aged 90 years. wife of
Hyrum J. owen, and daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Neph Packard OF Spring
Vile.
The funeral services viii be held Sun
day al = o. m. az the residence. ffs cast
| sixth South street. Friends invited. In
termeut iu the city cemetery.
| HAZEN.-At tho residence. Boo Camp
Lane Ha2en. lu her seventy fourth
year wife OF Robert Hazcn ana widow
OF James Lane.
Funeral saturday at 1880 %. N from
Center ward chapel.
GREGORY.-At tho residence. 80 Terrace
Ave- March q. 1879 OF pneumonia Noe
donna the 2-year-uld dauahiCI of All.
and Mrs. Edgar GREGORY.
Notice Of funeral later
II. T.. Evans. Florist. so s. Main 81
Wfora1 dnqlrrna a enerfaifv phone 0gl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
WEATHER REPORT

The skies are clear today. The storm
has passed far TO the eastward Under
the influence Of the high pressure cover
Ing the Pacific slope. fine weather is pre-
dlctcd for tomorrow.
storm OF marked energy IS central
this morning over the middle Atlantic
states. and has caused general precipi-
tatiou throughout The states east or tho
Mississippi river during The past %
hours a area oI low pressure eNtends
from the British northwest territory
southeastward over the upper Missouri
valley. High pressure. attended hv fair
weather. covers a large area from the
middle Pacific coast eastward over the
middle plateau. middle and southern
slope Of the Rockies TO the Mississippi
valley
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Record at the local office. United
states weather bureau. for "a hours end
'H ffem my lure re- at 10 8 a. M. ss. maximum.
go. minimum, "a mean, o.. which Is 2
degrees below normal total excess OF
temperature since the first Of the month.
ture since Jan T. 37s degrees. Total pre-
ciplatai0u since the first of month, Els
inches which is ga inch above normal
Accumulated excess since Jan. L. 9.
Inches Relative humidity at a. M. GO
per cent
ToDAYs TEMPERATURES.
o AIM. ...... +.,..--..'....,.s...'...-s %
ann. ...'''.... .''.s.''.s.ss'.'-s.. '8l
q. m.,..s. ...... Gee. ..ss..... s......-..t.a go
a. r,-...-- .ss..s...s- s's.r..s ss-.s....-at
10 AIM ..sssstsss s4l
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~ m .--- .-.s..s-s. s.-s.'.'.s.' 'tt-'.s- ~
1 PM. .-...,.. .-.,--- .-.---..-......-..J2
YESTERDAYS RECORD
Highest ,....... .....-.. .,.,..-...,....-.-.. -
Lowest -..-......,'. '.'...''.'-.. ...'.'...55
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
VIII rHY non BArus

While Not il Mr. Hartman is Bottle
cred Wiul ilhoumau,m.
SIuu Barbara. can. Mareh at-E M.
Hartman lls como tu naal Robbie. t1
aEe One baths af thH hot suuHrs which
were beneficial .a Admiral N0bIey D
Evans when he arrived HI.H tHe Atlau-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25

r. r. Evans. Florist. 80 s Main 81
Floral designs a speciality. Phone 9sl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25
rUUsrRVEs MENTAL UOIsE-

Ana an tlo umc be- preserves that
remurkIhIc mental poIsc which iH the
admIrauon of an who know hlm.
Good natured. graciouH modest good
Iusur AND an easy winner hn seNius tJ
rrIuklo sunshine wherever ho goes.
Ihe aauator hove fnlt the quality of
ha steel and set u debate hc haa
mover made uso 0f those bitter exc
ur.aainuf Hud coarse arguments which
JOB the IHst feW Ea1ra have cast "a
/ cloud over emo debates of chat body
] which much fmn WIu ht required
/ ta dIHuate DE 81 active iu debate
/ lnI hla shown hiusUlf better ah.e 90
/ nEe care of himself than many oi
| those Wh1 have served iu the senate
/ fIHW la fu al years.
Mr knoA win e1 into history as tho
man who would rather he caudI-
dntn f0r mo presidential nomination
fhau 0u thc bench of tho supreme
o0uri 0f thH United states.
ono afternoon he Was sitting lu tht
ncIasco thoator with hla family fu-
/ loylng enc unusual treat of Ia matinee
/ A messenger from thf White House
tore ma0lY ou "a bicycle t0 thc seua-
tors residence in ~ street There
] iparninB mat Mr KNOX was az he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25

WHITNEY this city, March a. 1900
Virginia r. whitney, wife OF Or N. A.
Whitney. IN her hfty-second year. or
pneumonia.
Funeral notice later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-25

tho residence. 30 Terrace
Ave. March g. 1879, OF pneumonia Noe
donna, the 2-ycar-uld daughter of MI.
and Mrs Edgar GREGORY
Notice of funeral later
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-10
YOUNG LAWYER
IS SENT TO
ASYLUM

John Washburn, a young artor-
ney of this city, whose parents re-
side in Seattle, was yesterday adj
Judged insane in a Seattle court
and an order was made commit
ted him to the Steilacoom asylum.
The record in the case, as report
ed by the examining physicians
is to the effect that Washburn
is % years old, has been morose
and melancholy for the past six
months, has threatened the lives
of his parents and sister, and has
delusions of persecution.
Washburn defended his own
case, and when his father, Paul
Washburg, gave testimony as to
the sons insanity, the young man
cross-examined him shrewdly. 1t
is believed by the examining ply
sicians that the patients unbal-
ance is only temporary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-10
C.SWINBURNE,
The POET, IS
DEAD
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire
LONDON, April 10.-Algernon
Charles Swinburne, the poet, died
OF pneumonia at 10:45 o'clock
this morning at his home the
Pines, at Putney. He had been
Ill for several weeks but his con-
dition was not considered serious
until Wednesday, when he befan
to fail rapidly.
He was born in London, Eng
land, April 5, 1897. He was the
son of the late Admiral Charles
Henry Swinburne and Lady Jane
HENRIETTA, daughter of the third
earl of Ashburham, grandson OF
Sir John Edward Swinburne, sixth
baronet of that name.