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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

miasi0nera During Smiths term
Of office the commissioners had no
objection % thousands Of dollars
being poeketed by Smith, but when
Hodge only wanted to pay
county servants out Of funds which
by the Law 81 precedent should be-
long 20 him. the county commits
eloners say II Is wrong
Now The county commissioners
are the laughing stock OF the
court house. or course, county en-
pl0yes DO not 90 right up before
the board and give them the ha-ha
but II the aoions could only button
on a disguise and 10 around and
hear the comments on their an
uounced desire 20 save money for
the county, they could sell their hair
for dynamo brushes anywhere.
Another Little Flip-Flop.
As a second edition Of the comic
supplement relative 10 the saving
Of lncre for the county by the board,
the matter Of the country constablcs
might be revived on this matter
Hodge also made a fight This SIT
uation only involved a matter Of
some $50 per month. bat the com.
mleslonern we're bound and deter
mined that their political v0te-get
tora were to have that twenty. So
n was that when Il came time they
appointed the eouutry c0nstables
deputy sheriffa.
Hodge objected 10 this. because
be believed he was responsible for
sherfffs and their behavior.
The matter arose over the actions
Of city cOnafableE when u came TO
serving city papers. They stepped
aside and allowed the country con
10 serve city papers. In
this manner the country officers
enabled 10 pocket the fees
Several hundreds Of dollars monthly
lost ia this manner. aud 80
IL Is that county employees cannot
figure out the standard ~ consist
ency employed BY the commissions
ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

ROME. March ia-sensational
Developments are expected h fol
Low the murder u Lieut. Petroslmo.
Of the Nes York detective force
who WAS shot down On the street
yesterday by the Black Haud
Papers found In the pockets ~
the dead detective reveal the most
astounding facts regarding the
great International niack Hand or
xnniragi0n Il ls expected that IL
VIII be shown that the worldwide
mgrder and arson Organization is
conducted through a council or
band az chiefs who are sicliian
bandits and 10 whom the money
collected throughout the world ~
biackmail and murder finds It's
way.
One document gives 3 complete
list and fuii particulars regarding
prominent Siclllan ex-comvicsa now
living In Palermo.
Petrosin0 WAS waiting for an
electric a wheu he was attacked
Tbs shots we're fired FROM a dis
lance. and the police are without a
clue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
N BY A
DERRICK

Andrew Elicasen. a lonRshoreman
employed by the Washington Steve
doring Co, was fatally Injured
aboard the steamship Hyadea last
night when he was struck on the
head by "A hosting derrick. The
lonFshoreman died "a few minutes
after a physician reached him.
.Eiieanen WAS az work In the hold
Of The vessel and WAS crawling from
an upon hatchway when the swing
Ing arm OF the hoiat struck him on
the head. He was knocked hack
into the hold Of the vessel. Hts
akiil was fractured. Neither Ellcs-
sons address nor that of his rel
atives could be learned from his fell
low employees by Deputy Coroner
William Borthwick last night. The
body 10 at the undertaking estab-
iinhment OF Butterworth n Sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
HOLDS UP 6

GREAT FALLS Mont. March 49,.
by e. PA hold -up man. who
compelled his victims. six Japanese
men. 10 aid him 90 make his escape
on a handcar. iR the object OF a
search being made today by the
police of this city.
The robber masked and armed
with n revolver. walked into "a Sec
ton house az B%urnham, whore the
Biz Japnuene were working, and
backed them into q corner, After
taking 400 from them the robber
jumped on a hnndcar and forced his
victims 10 run II down the track
about a mile. The frightened Japa-
nese rushed back 70 the section
house and reported the robbery. but
the thug had escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
CORONER TURNS COPY or YER.
DICT ~ HUMPHREY CASE
OVER TO CITY.

Coroner J. C. Snyder today iaid
,he gaa meter eFii before Corpora
tion Counsel Scott Calhoun.
The death 81 Charles n Hum
phrey the young man who waa
aspbyxiAied THURSDAY morning, was
d~cplprahle. said Coroner Snyder TO-
day.
There is something wrong some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
USE REAL FIREWORKS IN
ONSLAUGHT ON BOARD


J. r. Mclaughlin. temporary
chairman OF the meeting. explained
the necessity of constructing the
driveway In order to get direct
transportation 70 the city and urged
that the people OF that section
were entitled 10 an appropriation
from the county commissioners, as
they are heavy taxpayers.
A largely signed petition will be
presented to the board asking for
an appropriation.
The following officers were elect.
ed W l. Rhodes. president; II. n.
Richmond. first vicepregident:
Benton Emery. second yice-presi-
dent: f. Edgar Barth. secretary.
An executive committee and q
committee OF 10 TO present the pc.
tition to the county commissioners
will be appointed Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
STUBLEY Is ON TRIAL
FOR A MEAN
CRIME

Edward slubley. the man who la
alleged to have swindied men far
from their homes and in trouble by
decoy letters 10 trusting and gym
rathetic relatives pleaded not
guilty" TO a charge Of forgery before
Superior Judge Morris.
stubley Is accused Of forging the
name 81 D0de 10 one Of the checks
reooived BIZ him through his decoy
letter.. lie gave the check 10 Mrs
Mcclellan. who Ia also known as
Mrs. sfnbley, together with two
other aliases. Mrs Mcclellan was
arrested by means Of the check. her
~ was searched and much loot
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
WANTS CITY COUNCIL TO
ACT ON SLOT GAS METERS

blame to herself cause the death
n an innocent man The jury
which called returned a verdict Xxx
onefafing Mrs. Frankie Young. the
landiady. but recommended that
slot machine gas meters. IL placed
in residences oF rooming houses at
nii. be placed only IN rooms IA
which gas ia actually consumed !
think thiH plan would mitigate the
present peril and 7 have laid the
facts ia my possession before the
corporation counsel
i sincerely hope remedial lcgis-
lation VIII be passed by the city
council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
ELOQUENT ARGUMENTS ARE
CLOSING FAMOUS COOP.
Err MURDER TRIAL.

NASHVILLE Tenn. March is-
BY u PAT the conclusion Of the
closing argument for the defense
today In the trial OF Colonel Dun.
can Cooper Robin Cooper and
John D Sharpe. charged With the
murder OF Senator Carmack. one OF
the most remarkable closing arFu-
ments IN the history OF the state
Jurisprudence will have ended For
more than three DAYS attorneys for
the defendants have argued and
pleaded before the jury for iusii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
PLEADING HARD
@ q LIFE

ncation Of Carmack's death al the
hands OF Robin Cooper and his CO
defendants.
Judge Anderson. who succeeded
General Washington in summing
up for the defense. took the floor
today He dwelt al great length
The law OF selfdefense and the
position occupied by each OF the de.
PENDANTS toward that law.
II was announced during the day
that Attorney General McCarn
would request an adjournment at
the conclusion Of Judge Andersons
address and that he will consume
the entire Monday session Ia the
final summing mp for the people
The ease probably will 60 to the
Jury next Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
NOVEL METHOD or PROCLAIM
ING FIGHT FOR DRIVEWAY
ACROSS UNION BAY.

Leading an assault on the county
board with fireworks was the novel
method adopted by residents OF the
district north and east OF Union
bay last night in inaugurating a
movement TO secure the %construc.
ton Of a piled driveway across the
head Of the bay, giving direct con.
nection with the business center of
the city.
The fireworks preceded q mass
meeting az which the Union Bay
improvement club was formed 10
secure this and other needed Inn
.provcments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
DESPERATE FIGHT
WITH A BANDIT.

VERA CRUZ Mexico, March Ia
by u. P.-Augustine Mora. referred
to az the "tigress of Cordoba. leader
OF enc OF the worst bandit bands
Of this region. has been taken prls-
oner after a fight i'm the mountain
rendezvous of the gang between tha
bandits and rurales. The battle oo-
Cured a number Of miles from COR
doha. In the battle. Pedro Perez, a
ruraie captain, and two ~ his men
were Killed. Three OF the followers
OF the tigress were captured with
her The woman was wanted for
three atroctous murders and many
acts Of robbery committed by her
band. She fought desperately and
a required three of the ~rurales "a
place her in irons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
TREASURY is IN AS BAD CON
DiTioN AS WHEN cLEVE.
LAND ISSUED BONDS.

WASHINGTON, March 49, by
u. Pit was ascertained today
from high authoritative sources
that the United States treasury Is
in no better condition than whom
Grover Cleveland was Obliged 20
cause the issuance of bonds 20
meet the current expenses OF the
government
The house ways and means com.
mittee has decided practically TO
add most Of the taxes imposed dur
Ing the Spanish war, In addition
10 these some new ones Will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
MUST RAISE
big SUM OF MONEY

added to the tariff bin, but even
with this legislation IL seems
doubtful whether the additional
revenue provided Will meet the
needs OF the government.
The committee which has been
considering the subject OF tariff al.
iteration and revision has provided
for SEQ, 000, 000 20 $40. 900 900 TO be
raised by separate taxation. The
balance needed To place the treas.
ury IN better condition is expected
60 be provided by customs revenues
President Taft. at today's meet
ing OF the cabinet, submitted his
first draft Of the special tariff meas.
ure, and the portion relating to spe-
cial taxation will receive closest
consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

stepped before them. ieveled a re.
Volver and ordered them 20 raise
their hands 10 the air.
AZ thia poiut Miss Pardee
screamed Justify aud the thug
turned aud ran ne swiftly passed
Miss Madeline Pardss. Mas Car
roll ParGeea sister. and escort. Al.
bert Howe. % this city They had
heard Miss Pardeo scream. but dld
not realize is import until the foot.
pad had disappeared In the dark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
GRAND JURY
CALLED in
TACOMA

TACOMA. March by U. p
Judge Easterday. in the superior
court, today issued a can for a
grand jury, to meet Monday, April
s. 10 investigate charges against
Mayor Linok and Chief OF Police
Duley, In regard 10 their conduct
in operating the restricted district.
The charges which brought about
the calling OF a grand jury were
filed by Councilman Jameson In
"a sensational report several weeks
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
HIMSELF
BEFORE HIS
GUESTS

PARIS, March t3-By U. p.
Because lie bored him and
pleasure could not dlssipate his
ennui, Fernand Ravcnex. a giid.
ed youth Of 20. possessing a for
tune and noted as one Of the
beet dressed men in Paris. shot
himself through the head early
today, dying instantly.
Last night he Invited a score
Of comrades to a party, deelar-
log that he had a big surprise
IN store for them today.
The party broke Up at dawn
this morning. EaVenez then
stood up before the assembled
pnests, placed a pistol to his
head, and fired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
MAN IS MURDERED IN
FIGHT OVER DOG

HOT SPRINGS Ark, March Ia
.. ~ P-Wniiam Garrett, 0f Port
land. ore. was killed by Harry Eng
liar In = fight 81 a moment over q
small terrier dog. The principals
sgere strangers. CARROTS pet dog
grabbed the trousers lex Of English
- hotel keeper. and English kicked
ene dog. A fisticuff followed. IA
which Garrett vas felled, the back
AZ MS head striking the cement
walk. producing ~cOncussion q the
bfain. He died ar hour later
Engiiah Is under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
lyman SKIPS
WHEN GIRL

OAKLAND. Cal. March is--Hs
q. P-HarFisou Arnold. OF sacrn
mento. today u rcconntinw to his
friends an attempted hoidup Of
himself aud Miss Carroll Pardee
daughter Of the former Governor
parfee. Of California. late last
night. While they were returning
from a party.
Arnold and hts fair companion
we're within half a block Of the
pardee home when q masked man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
TEXANS UP IN ARMS BECAUSE
JOHNSON HAS a WHITE
WOMAN FOR WIFE.

GALVESTON. Tex. March a. =
by T. P--The white, population 81
this city ls up IN arms today follow
ing the receipt Of d report that Jack
Johnson. the negro heavyweight, in.
tends 10 bring hiss white wife here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
NAME is

Z The Washington Sanitari- +,
4 nm. which a referred 10 In /,
4 The Star a few weeks ago as
4 publishing fake testimonials, +,
p Is now advertising and doing I,
4 business under the name OF ,
4 The Vitalemia Sanitarlum
4 company In the same offices
I In the Peoples Bank building
\ as previously occupied by the /
4 Washington Sanitarium. A
4 few days ago this institution
4 caused 10 be printed In two
\ Seattle newspapers a testimon. !
4 ial over a name which cannot
4 be found IN the directory. and
\ giving an address on Washing.
Z ton St which does not exist. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
U. s May Send Marine.

WASHINGTON. March ia-The
navy department today D. consider
inK the ~advtaahiiity n snudina
marines "a Nicaragua but h. await
luE q suggestion from tho Mexican
government
There are 500 marines stationed
as Panama and goo 81 Guantanamo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
TR IS AHEAD
FOR

The Texas Law forblds intermar.
rage Of whites and blacks Even
tn cases where the marriage cere
mouy r. performed ia states per
hitting the unlon og negroes and
whites. Texas courts have held they
cannot live together here. II Is uns
derstood that Johnson's defense
will be that they are not residents
Of Texas. bat only here on a brief
visit lie says he will fight the
and has engaged counsel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

Naiff hNA ITO fffNFft nave since
been made 20 bring them to
trial, and the case has not even
been set. No other raida or
arrests were made before today.
Arrested and compelled 10 de-
poslt $50 BAN each before tho man
Tor whom they 8Hore out a var
rant was taken into custody was
the experience ~ Miss Frances
Brown. a housekeeper. and Gus
Emerson this morning. when they
appeared at police headquarters to
report the refusal Of Louis Cote
stein 70 pay a bet on a horse race
yesterday afternoon.
~ was this way" said Miss
Brown. 4 have been sending
money 70 William G0ttsteln's cigar
stand, al lIs Yealer way. all win
ter % De placed on the horses run
ming In California. have lost right
along. Day before Yesterday J sent
Gus down with $50 The money
was lost Yesterday Gus took SIS
10 be placed on nivisor, in the first
race at the EmeryYiile track, az
Oakland.
They Take the Bet.
When Gus appeared and wanted
20 place the money he was told that
the betting had closed. But after
a little argument Louis G0ttAteln
took the money over the counter.
Gus took $50 az 4 90 ] a place. and
- at 2 20 / 90 show. Divisor ran
second, and Gus was entitled 10
sl65.
Did he get the coin? He did
not We saw Louis Gottstain YES
terday afternoon, and we told him
we would see the chief Of police
II he didn't come through. He de-
fled us 20 see the chief. saying that
be had already seen the chief him
self.
This morning we saw the chief.
who detailed Detective Charles
Phillips 60 investigate. I swore out
a warrant for Gottstein's arrest, and
then we were placed under arrest
as witnesses.
She is No Piker.
I'm no piker. II we'd have lost
the s35 I wouldn't have said a
word. but we won. and We want
that Si65. And I'm just game
enough TO see this thing to a fin
ish. Gottstein is trying TO bunko
us. but well see Il through. I've
sent money TO Gottstein's place all
winter and have lost Il. But I
never kicked when ] lost Now that
I have won I think am entitled
70 my win. don't your
After hearing Miss Browns
story Chief OF Police Ward Instruct
ed City Detective Phillips 70 take
the Witnesses 10 City Attorney De
Bruler. The ciw attorney prepared
the papers. and Police Judge Cor
don signed the warrant for VIII
liam Gotfstein's arrest as proprie-
tor Of the place. He was arrested
and released on 5000 bail this after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
| AM DEAD
SAYS THIS
LAWYER
WRITES A LETTER. TO
THE PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL.
Nurses and Police Are
Now Wondering if
He Meant 1t.

Sister Superior. am the
patent who vas In No. 81.
have committed suicide from
worry over business trouble
arc ~ health. caused by the
eonaition % my several brain
operations have had to un.
deruo. There Will be no uue
e Try &c find my body or 10
ny e hnd any relatives or
friends Of mine. AZ DO not
care to have them know 81
this J. C nFlANrvp
When ] c Delaney. who claimed
ne was an attorncyatlaw of pen
scr, Col, left Providence hospital
yesterday afternoon he told hosni.
gal attendants that he would be-
pAck after he drew some none
from . bank % pay his bills.
Delaney did not return. hut In
ms mornings mail the foregoing
was received az the HOSPITAL
Hurt In an Accident.
Delaney according to the hospi
tAi attendants. was sell educated
was taken 10 the hospital
shortly after 10 o'clock on the might
"a February 20. suffering from A
confusion on the right side nf hlp
head The Injured man said he
had been Ia q street car accident
was treated by DR.. buckley. and
also By nr Park willis phvalciar
Tor the Seattle Electric Co. Dur
INK his stay az the hospital Do
told the attendants that
Nhiie Ia nrnyer. Col. d. had sub
10 three operations because
81 brain trouble. Officials Of the
Seattle Electric ca claim they arr
unable 70 learn when and where
Delaney Vas struck b. a street car
Delaney said BE- had just lon one
car aud was knocked down
ny another on the opposite track
Doubt His Intentions.
lie notified the electric company
but made 10 specific claim Tor dam.
When Delaney left the hos
pital Yesterday affermoon he knew
hat all his bills there we're 10 81
paid b. the Seattle Electric Co
This fact apparently disalpaiss ths
suspicion that DELANEY merely sent
the above letter 90 avoid payment
To officials 81 the electric com
pauy Delaney said he had been en-
Eased IN many important LEGAL bat
ues at Denver during his career
The letter to Sister Superior wna
turned over 10 the police this morn
ms Both hospital attendants and
Je police place little eredcnce ia
Delaney letter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
BURN IN
FLAMES

PUEBLO. Mex. March is.-By
u. p Seven persons we're burned
70 death IN the town OF Rsaurree.
ton when the home o. Auxnstin
serrano was destroyed by an In.
oendiary fire. The theory Of the
police Is that either murder was
committed for tho purpose Of rob.
berry before tho house was set
anrc. pr that the victims were
chloroformed and left 70 their fate.
The victims include serrano him.
Relf, his wife and their infant child,
which was found clasped IN ita
mothers arms when the remains,
burned TO a crisp, were discovered
In the ashes OF the ruined dwelling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

ern railroad are here apparently
aiding Gordon. although the latter
IL accused ~ offending that corpor-
alton while he was acting as its
division counsel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
NAVAL BOATS IN
FIERCE CLASH


These arr Ia readiness to san Al
any fnnm8ent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

Reosiver Apprenticeship Seattle
Trust and Title company was yes
terday appointed receiver sfor the
North Yakima & East Selah IrriEa-
ton company upon petition Of Hans
pedera0n A bond N the sum OF
$1,000 was filed by the receiver. The
company is eaid to have $4,000 In
irrigation enterprises along the Yak
lima river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
AUTOS ALLOWED M RAIN.
Ter PARK.

! WASHINGTON. March fe. .
BY v. P=SeeretAry Of the 4
} interior =. A. nslilnqer to-day 4
approved the modified reaula. 4
lations for the sdmission Of 4
automobiles 20 Mount Rainier 4
park fer this year. The req. 4
uiatiors = substantially az 4
! requested ~ the Seattle Auto 4
! club. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

- E"M
WASHINGTON. d. q March Is.
Ambassador Do Cen Barr of Mexico.
after q continued cable eommunicn
ton with hia government today.
visited TIE state department here
IL b. announced that any attempts
On the part q presidents Xsiaya ~
Nicaragua % imfHae the territory
~ San Salvador or Costa hicn Uf
90 transport troops toward those
countries VIII BE- TIE occasion f8f
fhe setive participated ~ thr United
NiHtee and Mnxigo iu the conflict
r. WAS announced al the navN
department that tho UunhaAt
ultu4ut o. sn route ffnm Guam
tHnMnln ca Hilereida This cruiser
Tacoma has been ordered 50 rr1s
csed 90 Fuerto cnrtea and tbs York
town 90 Amapala On tho Pacific
coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

A. noon to-day the state depart
ineut had received no confirmation
u 2 report ~ a naval moruwfat
between b xunbuNta FroniHrnte
and Memasombe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
THE STAR AIMS

10 give you all the news as soon as Il happens
you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

The Frraiaente is an old wooden
chip which, under tha name Euapire
uut - Portland years ago tn
fhr humber trade 10 was later fitted
out for a ullhuaferinE expedition
fr0m san Francisco manned hf
Americans The expedition hos ever.
disrupted when the vessel was
captured b an American wnrMhip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
Sill ASKS TIL POLICE
TO HELP HER
COLLECT.
II Develops That Full
Pledged Poolroom
Is Running Here.

On January ~, Of the present
year, the police rsldsd Cote
STEMS place, and arreeted 8.
Barrett, c. cwinn and J. Crook,
charged with gambling. The
trio were released on 500 each
bail, but no efforts have since
been made 70 bring them to
trial, and the case has not even
been set. No other rsida or
arrests were made before today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-18
OUTLAW, APPEARS AS
HER ATTORNEY
Mrs. Melissa Sharp Is Accused of Kill
ing Policeman in Riots Last
December.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. 1S.-Jesse
James, son Of the famous outlaw, APP
peared as attorney for the defense
when the case of Melissa Sharp, wife
of Adam God was called for trial
today. At the preliminary heraing
Mrs. Sharp had no attorney, and James
was appointed counsel by the court.
Mrs. Sharp's husband, James Sharp
a religious fanatic who called himself
the city hall last December which re-
suited in the death of five persons.
had startled several western cities by
marching through tn e streets stark
in a similar state of nudity. Sharp
proclaimed that he was 1.-THE great he
God himself while Mrs Sharp posed
as Gods better half
Melissa Sharp is charged with muir
der in the first degree for killing Mich
ael Muliane, a policeman. adam
Cod has been sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for twenty-five years for kill
ing Police officer Dalbow Mrs
Sharp's defense, it is said, will be that
she did not fire the shot which caused
the death of Mullane.