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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-11
DIR. COOKS WIFE
! IS NOT DISTURBED
Explorers Dash for Pole No Drawer
Than Wife and Children--Sure
of His Safe Return.

BROOKLYN. May l0.-On the walls
VI pretty Brooklyn NAT hangs the
pscture VI DR. Frederick 4. Cook. now
On his way 10 the north pole. The
wire thar holds IL is long. so that
little Helen. years old, can look at
the picture. Ieien was only / year
old when her father started.
Dr. Cooks expedition. singie-handeG,
Except for lew Esqulmos. dependIns
foI food on the game they Mi Is prop
ably the most daring OF q cong line OF
expeditions. MRS cook. at home,
keeps zap her own courage by keepins
fresh In ner children minds the mem
DRY and character OF their father.
Little Helen often looks AT the pic
tuIe. then runs 10 the telephone.
Hello. papa" she says.
Hello" says the telephone girl.
The telephone girl knows oil about II.
When you coming home. papa -
asks little Helen.
oh, after while" says the tele.
phone girl. Little Helen always thinks
the telephone girls voice is that OF
her father
There's Ruth, too. who is years
old
I'm studying awfully hard in school.
so when papa comes home he'll nnd
me very smart" she says.
Meme, Peary's famous little Eskimo
boy, who recently disappeared FROM
New York. was always welcome
guest In the Cook home.
With little Helen OH his knee
and with Ruth sitting on stool
before him, he has often iold them OF
the wonders OF the ice and snow or
his cold land and OF the long winter
nights In the snow huts during the
six months OF darkness.
Helen's favorite story. invented by
Meme and often repeated by him at
her request. was about little white
POLAR bear whose mamma bid ii in the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-11
THINK DAVIS. CHARGED
WITH FRAUD, is INSANE
Washington Attorney, Accused Of De-
fraudins People Out Of Large
Sum, Talks lncoherentiy.

Washington, May l0.-The case OF
John c. Davis, the Washington attor'
ney, who is charged with defrauding
people in this city. mostly women.
out OF between $250.000 and 100000,
was presented TO the federal grand
jury today
A thorough search Of Davis effects
has failed 10 reveal any appreciate
assets. and as both he and his brother
Martin. who is also under arrest, liv'
ed modestly and had no extrayagant
habits, the authorities are at a loss
TO account for the disappearance OF
the vast sums or money he is alleged
10 have procured from his victims. os
tensibly for investment.
Since his arrest Davis has been
talking in a rambling manner. mostly
on religious subjects. In the opinion
OF the Jail officials. he is either in
sane or is giving a first-class imita-
ton OF a man afflicted with religious
mania
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-11
MAY Y0HE WEEDS AGAIN.
Report Says Actress Secretly Married
Canadian Lumberman.

PORTLAND. Ore, May lO.-That
May Yohe. the actress. formerly Lady
Francis Hope. has been secretly mar.
ried for a third time TO a Canadian
lumberman named Murphy, is the re.
port current here today. son is said
TO have been born. who has been
adopted by Edward X. Thompson, a
Portland druggist.
The actress has been living on the
Pacific coast since her separation from
Putnam Bradley Strong. her second
husband, several years ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-11
Noted Authoress Dies.

MOBILE. Ala. May lO.-Mrs. Au-
gusta Evans Wilson. noted authoress
and novelist. fell dead here Sunday
morning. She was dressing when
stricken. She was the author OF many
celebrated novels. including st.
Elmo" "Inez." The Speclxle Bird.
"Devota" "Vashti," 'Macaria" and
"Peulah." She was "A years OF age
and leaves relatives in Alabama. New
York and Texas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-11
SULTAN GETS SWORD.
Turkish Rulers Coronation Ceremonies
Completed In Mosque Eyoub.

CONSTANT1NOPLE. May 10-Meh-
med v was invested with the sword
Of Gilman today, thereby completing
the coronation ceremonies The swor1
OF Gilman Is the sign Of power OF the
sultan, corresponding TO the crown
worn By other rulers.
The ceremony. which was brief. took
place In the Mosque Eyoub.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-11
Kills to stop the FIend.

The worst Zoe for II years OF Jonn
Deye. of Gladwin. Mich, was a run
ming ulcer. He paid doctors over
$4,000 without benefit. Then Buck.
lens Arnica Salve killed the ulcer
and cured him. Cures Fever-Sores.
Boils, Felons, Eczema, Salt Rheum.
Infallible for Piles, Burns, Scalds.
Cuts, Corns. At r. c. Klnsel, Central
Drug Co, Gray & Worcester.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
SEVEN RECORDS
WERE SMASHED
IN CENTRAL ATHLETIC MEET
FRANK IRONS JUMPS "a FEET
INcH-cHicAoo A. A. WINS
ALL THE HoNoRs.

Chicago. Aug. 7,-Seven sectional
records were broken in the Central A
A. u. championship NEE: Today, and
the Chicago Athletic Association won
all the honors with a total of ia
points out of a. possible 126. While
the meet was scheduled as cham.
pionship event II. resulted in tryout
for the C. A. A. to determine the per
sonnel of its team to compete in the
National championships at Seattle
next Saturday.
In the record breaking category
Frank Irons, w:nneT OF the broal
lump in the recent Olympia games
set a new record with a jump of "a
feet inch A. B. Laidlow, who broke
the worlds record in the 10 meter
hurdles at the Lordon Olympaid was
defeated by r-ranK Waiier in the low
hurdles. Waller set new sectional
record of 25 seconds. H. P. Ramey
and Frank Hamilton. also members oi
the recent Olympic team, set new
marks, Ramey running the $50 yards
in 1:59 2-5 and Hamilton covering tie
220 yards In 90
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
HABEAs CORPUS PROCEEDINGS
CAME TO AN END YES
TERDAY.
ARGUMENTS WERE TAME
Compared to Those OF Former Trias S
Justice Mills VIII EndeaVor
to Render His Decision
Neyt Thursday.

White Plans, N, u, AugsNi.--inl
cell Of the White plaics jail, Harry
Thaw awaits the decision '9claring
him sane or insane, The habeas cor
pus proceedings e led this Afternoon
and JuatIce Mills said he would en-
deavor to file a decisiC1 next Thurs
day.
The prisoners me tlcr sister and
MIR. and Mrs. Josiah Thaw remain
here meanwhile Thaw's mother
brother and SISTER missed nothi cl
, the hearing and tho mcther's stat"
ments show that If the decision is
against her son she will. try to fire
him by other means.
The attorne,~s addresses Today
were free from the outburst5, Of
cratCry that characterized tn" two
homicilo trials. District Attorney
Jerome was particularly tenparat
and spoke pityi~ ~gly OF that poor
hoy" The witnesses scored by
Jercme were Evelyn Thaw AMI Dr..
Evans. Thaw's chief G'icnist He eX-
pressed the belief that Thaw's vile
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
cENloR FIGHTS EVENT, FEATURE
EVENT AT DETROIT, WAS
HARD FOUGHT.
FINISHED IN A BUNCH
OF the Seven Firsts In The Regatta
Four Went to New York Clubs,
While Canadian Clubs
Y Took Three.

Detroit, Aug. 1.-THE New York
Athletic club this afternoon won the
senior eight championship Of The
American Amateur Oarsmen, the final
event of the annual Regatta, after u
magnificent race in which they were
challenged every inch of the way by
the Argonauts of Toronto and Detroit
Boat Club crew. Wind and waite;
conditions were perfect when the five
eights started. The winning was N
the fast time of Cos.
Canada and New York divided first
place in al! eyeL-s. I-our tirsts were
credited to the New York oarsmen Of
four different clubs, ami tle Cana
dians took the remaining three.
Had James Cosgroye. OF Toronto,
steered a straighter course in the S II
ior association single SOULS Canada
would have placed another first to
her credit The Toronto man finished
first by two lengths, but was disqua,
flied for fouling William Merhoff, Of
the Nassau Boat Club, of New York,
who was given the place.
The senior eight cared race was one
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
MRS. SUTTON DECLARE SHE CAN
BACK VI o,tS. EMENTs
ABOUT OFFICERS.
SECRET SESSION HELD
BY Naval Board Investigating Death
of Lieut.. Sutton OF the Marine
Corps-Resune Hear
ing Tomorrow,

Annapolis, Md, Arg. THE 8aval
beard of inquiry he'd a two hour
secret session today the announced
that the Sutton hearing would again
be called Monday. The board particu-
larly examined the mother OF Lieut.
Sutton today regarding the contents
of several letters about her sons
death which she wrote tn Col. Dyen
Sc. ior officer Of the marine corps. at
tie naval academy, Others, and which
the board ruled yesterday, should be
admitted in evidence, but not read in
omen court When adjournment was
taken today Mrs Suttcn's own urg
eat request that her examination be
continued publicly Mon,,ay and the
contents Of the letters he made
knOwa then, had not been determined
II is krown the letters contain bitter
allegations against sC'ae young otfi-
GERS now appearing as defendant.
There may be some startlirug
declarations In the letters said Mrs.
Sutton, hut | am prepared to repeat
what ever | said to the world and
back up my statements. | want no
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08

desperately and wiilfully fal5fied.
Morschauser reviewed the evidence
more in ,l"tail ITO g'id: II have
been Thaw's attorney for a year and
We have had a great many defeats. If
he had been suspicious as has been
stated, if he had delusions regarding
combinations against him. would net
he have got rid of me?'
Evelyn Thaw was condemned by
both attorneys. Morschauser said
the reluctance she expressed to tes-
tify TO Thaw's alleged threat to shoot
her was all assumed. He said The
might before she testified she had
consulted with Or. Flirt in Jernme's
office and had formed combination
with the alienist against her husband.
Mofschauser concluded with a de-
nunciation Of Stanford White ard an
appeal for Tbaws mother that left
tears on his own cheeks.
Jeromes summary lasted an hour
and thirty minutes Morschauser
talked two hours and fifty minutes.
IIarry's mother read magazine
straight through Jerome's argument.
when her sons attorney spoke she
listened intently.
Thaw's pale face was impassiye
during Jerome's contemptuoCs pity
and Morschauser's praise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
PLAYS GOLF IN MORNING, AND
TAKES AUTO RIDE IN AT.
TERNoO;;.
WANTS COMPLETE REST
Has Formulated Character of Speech.
es He Will Deliver on Western
Trip-Secretary is
Busy.

Washington, Aug. Taft arrived
today. spent the morning at golf, tie
|afternoon with his family. At sunset
with his wife and daughter, the presi
Ident had ten mile motor ride along
the picturesque shore. This will b
the regular week day program. On
Sunday mornings a, visit to the First
Unitarian church will take the place
of golf, but in the afternoon the auto
mobile ride will continue the same.
Il am glad to be az Beverly again
he said.
"In view of Mrs. Taft's health we
will make as -ew engagements as we
can and try to have complete rest"
The president played Is holes this
morning. When he left Washington
he was doing the Chevy Chase course
In 92 and SO as against scores over
tapping 100 a month ago. Taft dec:dr'
ed that the improvement In his golf
game had much to do with his good
humor during the heat of the tariff
battle. He and Mrs, Taft's rapid re-
cuperation from nervous breakdown
at Washington was the most gratify'
ing feature of the commencement of
his vacation.
Beverly has impressed its import
ance as the temporary seat of govern
ment, Tonight Shoemakers band
gave a torchlight concert.
The president has already formula
ted the general character of the
speeches he will deliver in the west.
He will defend the tariff act, ask the
country's support in the corporation
tax. and explain the features of the
new law.
Secretary Carpenter is in CORES.
pondence with the local committees
of the various cities where stops VIII
be made on the programs IN each coni-
munity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
VETS FLOCK TO
SALT LAKE CITY
FOR FORTY-THlRp iNNUAL EN-
CAMPMENT OF THE G. A. r.
CoMMANDER-IN-cHiEF MENUS
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. THE
forty1third encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic began tonight
with the arrival of Gen. Henry Nevus
commander in chief, accompanied by
his staff and the executive committee
o fthe National council of administra-
tion. The commander was welcomed
by a delegation from the department
of Utah and representatives of the
woman's auxiliary.
The visitors began arriving today,
and by Monday more than fifty trains
will have brought loads of excursion.
lists. St Lotus and Sioux City are the
two principal claimants for the next
encampment.
For the office of commander in chief
former Governor VanSant Oh Minneso'
ia and former Attorney General WI!
liam Ketcham of Indiana are men
toned VanSant has already arrived
and opened headquarters after the ar
rival of the Minnesota delegation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
JUDGE CL.ARKSON
R[CA|NS MEMORY
CANNOT TELL WHERE ALL He
WENT OR WHAT he DID DUR
ING HIS THREE WEEKS OF
VANCE RING.

Kenosha, Aug John Burns, who
found Judge Clarkson today told the
story of the old mans wanderings.
The Judge left home at o'clock ir
the morning Of July Is, walked to the
state line then rode an electric ear to
Chicago, where he had his beard and
nustache shaved off, sold his cloth
ing and purchased rought clothes He
remained In Chicago three days but
does not recall what he did except
bought a ticket and vert to Morrison,
Iowa. whore he hal been at the time
of his former disappearance.
Later he walked to Rock Island,
Moline, Davenport, Lyons ANA Cha
ton, and worked in the fields whet he
could get work. lie finally reached
sabula. when found he appeared as
awakening from a sleep he did not
know his name. but all his sens IS
have returned now. To-day the Judge
is strong IN mind and body.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
HITCHCOCK ONLY CABINET MEM.
BER REMAINING AFTER
MONDAY NIGHT.
ALL OTHERS HAVE Gone
Except MasVeaeh, Who Leaves Te-
morrow--Severai Assistant Sec.
retaries Alsc Gone-Chief
Clerks in charne.

Washington, Aug. THE direction
Of administration affairs tonight are
teft IN the bands of Secretary OF tie
freasury MacNeaga aud Postmaster
Ge raj Hitchcock, BY Monday night
The distinction probably win be en-
loyed by Hitchcock alone Taft u
koaping In close touch over the GoN'
era mcnt wire from Beverly. Mass
sherman is at his home in Utica and
Can IN left today for his home in
Danville.
Attorney General Wickersham AMI
Mrs, Wickersham started today for
their Long Island home in an alito-
mobile They expect to remain six
weeks. Wickcrsham will he at bis
New York office most of the time.
Wade Ellis Is acting attorney ger eral,
A conference between Taft and some
members cf the cabinet respecting
Taft's plan to reorgaaize the inter
state commerce commission Is expect
ed early II September either at New
York or Ecyerly.
] The presidents tentative idea Is
that investigation into violations Of
tho interstate commerce act be con
Quoted by the department. Of justice
or the bureau of corporations instead
! of the interstate commerce comnis
sioc. The administration considers
this to be better for the railroads and
the people and to remove frcm the
commission any crItlcis:n that its ac-
ton regarding criminal cases might
influence It's rulings respecting
freight rates.
/ Secretary Knox today vert 20 his
home at Valley Forge, Pa, leaving
Assistant Secretary Adee acting as
secretary,
Secretary MacVcagh expects TO
leave Monday evening for his sum
mer home at Dublin, New lInmpslire
! Ite is likely to have a conferences
With The president before the latter
starts westward.
Secretary Wilson Tomorrow even
ing starts west to spend his vacation
Investigating matters connected with
the agricultural department. Wilson
will spend a week at his home after
concluding the work In Wyoming and
Utah He viii confer at Rawlings.
Nyo. with the sheep raisers. He Is
anxious to ascertain whether there
the lands included In tho forest re-
serves which are valuable for agricui'
tural purposes. II so he will recon-
mend TO the secretary of the Interior
that they be listed for settlement en-
try At Ogder. Utah, he will take MP
the same question. Since June, 1905,
go 600 acres of farm lands in forest
reserves have been turned over TO
homesteaders. During Wilson's alb
sence Assistant Secretary Hays and
Willis L. Moore. chief of the weather
bureau, will be successfully actirS
secretary OF agriculture.
! Secretary Nagel tomorrow night
viii go to his summer home in Ma
ricn, Mass. he will spend several
davs at New York considering es.
pecially the immigration service.
: Dickinson is at his home In Nash
Vile, Tenn. Ger Oliver assistant
secretary is at Murray Bay. Canad1.
Chief Clerk John Scofield is acting
secretary Of war. Gen. Bell, chief Of
staff. Is IN Alaska General Marshall
OF the engineers. Is on an ifGpection
/ (Concluded on Eighth Page.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
COURT SUSTA|NS
THE DEMURRERS
GOVERNMENTS 10000 LAND
ALIENATION SUITS IN OKLA.
hoMA ARE oIsMlssED-IN.
volVEo 100000 ACRES.

Muskogee, Okla. :ug. Federal
Judge Campbell this afternoon sus-
tanned the demurrer of the defend
ants in 10000 Indian land alienation
suits brought by the government. The
government suits were dismissed The
court held that the titles obtained from
Indians before the act removing the
restrictions went into effect are good
The suits were brought by the gov.
eminent in the interest of the mem
bers of the FIVE civilized tribes. TIVE
million acres were iuvo-ved The De
PENDANTS claimed tit:e 0y reason q
purcahse from Indians The court
held that the goveTn.ioa.'s contention
that the Indians are still wards is al
anomaly as the government nelin-
auished gnardianships when state
hood was conferred
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08

of the hardest fought In the associa-
tion's history. There was never fud
boats length between the three lead.
ing shells through. the mile and a
quarter race. Minnesota spurted at
the start and held a short lead for an
eighth of a mile The New Yorks,
Argonauts and Detro.;s then passed
the western crew, and these three
fought for the lead to the finish. AS
they passed the mic post the three
were Tapped with New York leading
slightly Minnesota had fallen two
lengths in the rear with the Wyan-
dotte crew several lengths behind.
| BY desperate squirt the New Workers
held the lead to the finish line, across
which they swept with the nose of the
Argonaut boat a dozen feet behind
their bow. and Detroit ten feet be-
hind the Canadians.
The senior four cared race was a
| splendid contest. The Kew York Ath-
letic Club four, yhich yesterday won
the international event from the same
crews that started today, was not
started this afternoon. as its members
all had to row later in the eighth. The
ottawa four which lost yesterday. af-
| ter leading for a mile. won this after
noon after leading practically all the
way. John W. O'Neil. of Halifax. made
himself the cnamp,C1 o. the senior
single sculls, by beating Fred Shep
herd and Durando Miller, Of New
York. O'Neill led throughout
In the senior quadruple shells, TIC
Western Rowing Club of st. Louis
did not qualify and a picked crew row
ed against the Nassau Boat Club o
New York, who won easily.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
TURKEY MAKES LOUD
DEMAND FOR WHAT
SHE CALLS RIGHTS

washington. Aug. turkey has
notified all the powers that she viii
stand by what sIe regards her rights
in the controversy with Greece eveE
The island Of Crete She is determia-
ed that there be a return to cesi,ti-
tions preceding the Turko-Greeian
war a dozen years ago when England
Russia. France and Iiaiy landed troops
dispatched ships to pacify tie Cretans
Turkeys decisive policy is ascribe ]
to the progressive attitude of hvr
new regime as contrasted with the n
difference of the former adm.nistfa-
ton which made no serious effort -
settle the anomalous conditions exist
ing in Crete
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
r. S. LoRiMER'S CAR PLUNGE 5
THROUGH FENCE IN 96TH
MILE.
CHEVROLET IS WINNER
OF the 100 Mile Canadian Champion
ship--Lower Record for Fifty
Mles--Christ.c 5rsaks
ME- record.

Buffalo. Aug. Fl s. Lorimer,
driving a forty horse power Chalmers.
Detroit racer in the Canadap chnm
pionship at 100 miles over the Fort
Erie race track plunged through
fence in the 96th mile and was Sc
riously injured. The driver was
found unconscious pinned beneath the
wrecked machine. He revived later
land was taken to Buffalo The even
was won by Cheyrolt,, Wao shattered
his own worlds record of fifty miles
5ver circular TRACK, covering tha
first fifty miles in fiHyone minHt )
and nineteen seconds. The previous
record was 51:22 Walter Christie
went an exhibition mi1e in 81, lower
ing the track record of 81 S.5 made b.
him yesterday
Summary.
Three mile open sweeps ,akes, first
heat-Walter Christie, first, r. {
Croker, second Time 3:31 20.
Second heat Barney Oldfied, first
Christie. second Time 2:54,
Ten mile open-Louis Chevrolet
won, Ed Jeho, second. Time 1895.
Five mile handicap-Cheyrolet Ct.
secondsl, first Ed Jeho. Q minuiel
second, Barney Oldfield tscratch)
third Time 5;4S.
Canadian championship, lC0 miles
Chevrolet won; i:4f:32 Is; F. $. Lor
inner ont Of race In the ninety-sizt'l
mile.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
EDWARD MAKES MILLION
THROUGH AID OF MORGAN

New York, Aug. lit was rumorel
on Wall street this afternoon that the
King of England made more than q
million dollars In United States Steel
common. It was based on the fact
that ]. P. Morgan had been enter
tanned at Windsor Castle by the king
while abroad and that the order 10
buy fifty thousand shares of steel conl-
mon, apparently from an English
source. was executed wnen the stock
was SO to So recently. The stock sol
today at 1914. The report could no;
of course be confirmed from any re-
liable source.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
CAIRo'S WATER WALKER
Photo Of "prof. lichtfoot" (Simpson
Bondurant) in August Number
of American Boy.

A picture of Prof Lightfoot"
(Simrson Eandurant1 appears irl the
August number of the American Boy.
The picture was taken by Will Neff
while Prof. Lightfoot" was in the
act of walking the Ohio river at this
city. Young Bondurant has receive
several letters from bo~s in the east
asking tor the plans and spociffca-
.tions of the shoes so that they can
make a pair of them and walk the
water like Prof. Ightfoot." Simp-
sons are AZ feet long and are eight
inches in width and depth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
CAIRO H0STELRY
CHANGED HANDS
w. j. HOPKINS OF oKoIoNA.
MISS. BOUGHT PLANTERS Ho-
TEL FROM Il. L ALLEN-WlLL
BE REFuRNlSHEE.

The Planters Hotel changed hands
yesterday al II a m, ". J. Hopkins
of Okolona, Miss, taking charge. Mr..
Allen had operated the hotel i've
years next Novembo. succeeding r
NJ. Thornton. Mr.. Hopkins, the new
owner. has been In the hotel business
for the past twenty-five years ana
lately operated the $ Flmo az oes,,-
,lona He ran the Commercial hotci
at Columbus, Mss. shortly before
this. Mr.. Nen. the owner Of the
building. will overhaul IL ia a short
time and tho hotel viii be completely
'rcfurrished by MIR Hopkins
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
GREECE GETS NOTE.

Athens. Aug Greece has received
an urgent note from turkey asking
that she express disapproval of the
annexation agitation In Crete and for
mally declare that Greece has no am
billions regarding the island. other
wise the note adds. diplomatic rela-
tions will be severed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
HAD HARD RACE.

New York. Aug. II. B Handy, of
the IIi-0is Athli'c Club. and l.. p.
Goodwin OF the New York A. C., gave
c. VI. Daniels. champion swimmer, a
hari fight in the 40 ward event al
Travers Island todaq. Daniels won in
, 81 -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-08
ST LOUIS HOTEL CLERK
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY

New York, Aug Marian Dwight
Fortner of st, Louis. a real estate
operator aud clerk of the Hotel Jcf-
rerson. arrived tonight from France, a
prisoner, charged with falsely endors-
ing a check at St Louis for $l2,N04,
though his alleged swindlirg opera
tions. It has been stated. involve a
much larger sum. Former married
Miss Katherine Handle. the daughter
of millionaire manufacturer against
the protests of her family FOrtncr
denies the swindling
Miss Louisa Ward, Of Tenth street
left last night for Winona. MINI
where she will spend a month on a
visit to her sister Mrs Lucas.