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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
Worlds Champion
Endurance Car
Makes Another Wonderful
Record

in a White steamer The Thomas time of 10 hours
and IS minutes would have been reduced more
than an hour and half had not the car met with
an accident in The GaviOta pass and been stopped
to put up 500 bail for speeding at Santa Barbara.
The record was made by R. D. BraSsy, the Los
Angeles agent for the Thomas Motor Car company,
and was accomplished in six cylinder car.
Car Runs Into Ditch
When the car reached Santa Maria it was
hour and is minutes ahead of the 10 hour SChed
ue, but after going over the grade at GaviOta it
ran into ditch while travelling at 45 miles an hour
and owing to the presence of mind of Elmer HUI
Der Of the Thomas factory disastrous wreck was
avoided. The only damage sustained was a bent
cross rod of the steering gear, which took As min
uteS to repair.
At 20 minutes past a. Nat Stewart, who was
driving the car at the Time was arrested four miles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
RECORD IS BROKEN
BY THOMAS FLYER
Big Seventy Horsepower Car
Cuts Thirty Two Minutes
Off Nelson's Time
From the San Francisco CALI

Los Angeles, May 23-The much sought after
automobile record between San Francisco and Los
Angeles was shattered today by the big six cylinder
70 horsepower Thomas Flyer tIyabOut. The mo-
tor car clipped 81 minutes off Fernando Nelson's
record of II hours and II minutes, which he made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
SEVEN YEARS
ARE GIVEN
GRAF TER
FRISCO BOODLER SENT
TO "PEN" FOR A
LONG TIME.
First Supervisor of Infa-
nous Board Gets His
for Helping Ruef.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2--By
I. P-Sevem long years IN San
Quentin state prison for Michael W.
Coffey. the first boodiing supervisor
Of the Infamous grating board Sc
lected by Abe Ruef 20 BE- brought
TO trial. convicted and sentenced for
bis fault The sentence Was pro.
nounced this afternoon by Judge
Dunno. Coffey's wife and daughter
heard his doom and wept bitterly
Coffey was brought to trial, con.
wcied and sentenced III less than a
month on a charge 81 accepting q
bride for hts vote In favor Of an
overhead trolley franchise for the
United Railroads Cosfey was a
hack driver. chosen for bis simple
rs and cupidity 70 become easily in
giuenced By a powerful graft ma
chine
Patrick Calhoun. president Of the
United Railroads. charged with Of
feflng a bribe 20 a fellow supervisor
Of Cofieys. has been on trial more
than two months aud only II TEN
porary Jurors no far have been SCI
cured 10 hear the evidence In the
case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
CHARMING BRITISH MAIDEN
TO BE CAhADA'S FIRST LADY

LONDON. March 2.--The social
world OF England IL discussing
nothing else Just now but the
great match which has been made
between Lord palmeHy. oldest son
81 Lord Rosebery and one Of the
richest men IN England, aud Miss
Dorothy Alice Margaret Groayennr,
granddaughter OF the late Duke OF
Westminster.
Lord nalmeny for years has been
considered a great catch among
the British ariatocracy. He has
been reported engaged many times
The latest engagement 70 be broken
of Is said TO have been with Una
Dare. the musical comedy actress.
Six years ago DAlmeny inherited
all the wealth OF his mother. who
was the only daughter and heiress
Of Baron Mayer de Rothachild. lie
will also inherit all the estate OF
hts father. who Is one Of tho great.
est landowners in the British isles
OF late years Dalmeny Is said to
have been a consistent distributor
Of wealth in the sporting set. drop
ping Incredible sums at horse rae.
Ing and maintaining expensive sta.
hles He is member of parlia.
ment. but may resign because he
is not In sympathy with the social.
ikt schemes OF the Liberal party.
lila flancee is 10. delightfully."-
fresh and charming. She hasn't
much money OF her own. There Is
little doubt that az soon as they
are safely married Daimeny will be
given a colonial governorship. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
PRIEST LURED FROM
HOME AND BEATEN

BOSTON. March 2-~By u. p
Three unknown men mred Francis
Leberti, pastor OF the Roman Cath
Ollie church of Our Lady Of Mount
Carmel. from his home In East Ros-
ton last night and beat him into
Inconsistencies. Two hours later
the Rev Mr.. Leherti recovered suf-
ticiently 70 go 10 a phyaiciau's Of
flee. Father Leberu was told BY
the strangers when they called at
his residence that a dying woman
desired the last rites Of the church.
The motive for the outrage has not
been learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
TROUBLE IS
STILL. IN
THE AIR
THE BARBEE. CASE HAS
JUST NOW BE-
GUN.
Mayor Far From Satisfied
With the Action just
Taken.

Mayor Miller ia not satisfied with
the investigation u the Harbee-
RudsnHes fight as. conducted last
week hy Chlef ~ rallee Ward The
mayer ~ nuw 81 California, bet has
obtained ali tha newspaper stories
and other Information bearing upun
the trouble aud the subsequent star
chamber session IN the chiefs IT
flee and Il II not violating any con
fideneos O. aay that when be- gets
hack 81 tho city from hls California
trip he will conduct anchor inveHlia
gatioN ~ htn uAm Independent mf
any hearing that may be called rs
the civil service commission
john SlatteFy. the mayors score
tafy. whu attended the inauiFy called
by Ward. has forwarded the mayor
Ail the information that hH haas
Cleaned and this Information EusH
Ia whole iot further than the publish
81 facts developed regarding the
fight between Detective hafbee Mna
HudenreY aud the iattsra friends
Mayer Not Satisfied.
Mayer Miller has written his Hac.
rstaFy Hua personal friends 8 HaH-
s~f ~ lengthy iefterk since tire night
nf the Hmrhne hearing at tins police
station. and while StatteFy refuses
absolutely 81 disniHs this contents 81
these letters af make aas state
meuta regarding thn controversy IS
% tbs general opinion that fss nHynf
q Hut satisfted with fhe bearing
conducted by chief Ward
Tbs fnaxat will undoubtedly put
tsNrs usefHher ~ the detective De.
iartnvnt under the giaan ~ hia
private calcium. and Il there are no
changes Il wsil he simply bscamae b.
believes th8t nuns arr justified un
der the circumstances nat the ae=
fesiiHas can expect 4 little quiet
sfiiiinR from the chief exuenfiwe ana
each Enaa IN fhe piain clothes De-
rafftnens will stand ~ fail upon hia
record.
A number n Influential eislaanm
visited ire mayors affaN4 isnnaaal-
atsly after narbeeH fight mi4h ftu-
dsnMxY sNAlng that the investigation
r. 4isHshaa uu behalf ~ Fariann
SiattwrY sWfnss8 these men aside
with the statement ahns fhe case
must 20 looked into on It's merits
Then These p~apla went ~ Ward 81
tut tn a good word Tor narbae. assa
the hsAfsne Wa# heia Immediately.
At which che detective MAS Feiu
stated
The wiser ones aruuna the rlsy
hail fieN NaT8'w Reinstatement IT
ft#rnee after MiMerts tsinNtMphtc re-
guest that he De suspended. a. seFF
impslstle There Il ne question hut
what the mayor wiis approve thls
step rriuelantly II AZ al. and then
not unitl ~ has made an inxsntiFm
tioa q his 9wn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
ENCAUCHT'
IN A MINE
OF FIRE
FLAMES START FROM
AN EXPLOSION
OF GAS.
Thirty Men in Colliery Are
Believed Lost by the
Rescuers.

PfTTST0N. Pa. March g.. By 4.
p Fofty.two men were injured BY
q gas explosion In a shaft Of the
South Greek slope colllerY. Of the
renuayiyania Coal company. AZ Port
1rifflgh today.
Twelve men. terribly burned. SOW.
erai ~ whom cannot recover. were
taken from the mine within an hour
altar tho accident The inner work.
lftKa of the mine caught fire after
the explosion
is believed that 80 men are stiil
Ia the colliefy. and are Ia grave dan
aeT.
Thr day shift had been AZ work
only 4 few minutes when the OK
pi0aion occurred Scores II the men
leaxlHR the eolllefy after work i'm
ulediaiely organized searching
PARTY aud. despite their long nights
work. undertook tha work OF rescue
This searching party, organized
Immediately after the accident. has
not hfrn able to penetrate far Into
ths milne, bat they will endoayer
@, save the endangered men II POS
Nihtei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
|9771777177l 7771l-8|-77171a
MISSING MAN
DIED in
BAY
HIS WIFE THOUGHT ne HAD
DESERTED HER AND LEFT
THE CITY.

Believing her husband haa
abandoned her Mrs Fannie Owenn
left Seattle fwo weeks ago 10 ioln
her parents az Astoria. Ore.
This morning che dead body af
SeEfried Owens. the husband. was
found floating IN the has. near
Newell'a mlll. South Seattle. A
boom man working with the logs
discovered the budy aud immediate.
~ notified Il A. Small a b0okkeeuer
ut the mill who ia turn Informed
police headquarters Deputy Cor
oneF William Forthwith and city
Detective Gil philbfick searched the
body and found evidence that the
dead man had stopped nc a lodging
house conducted by Mga blanche
Gould, az 720 Columbia b.
Il WIS after the deputy coroner
and detective talked with Mrs
Gould that The mystery was par
TALLY cleared up
Early last December Mr and Mrs
Owens came to Seattle from Astoria
ore. Owens went 10 work ms can
maker and hls wife sought employ.
ment az chambefmaid on Sat.
urday night. January 80. Owens
left the lodging house. telling his
wife that he was going 20 a barber
shop lie was seen early the next
morning In an intoxicated condition
on First ay. :. Hts wife never saw
him again and her only conclusion
was that be had deserted her. II
was then that she went 10 her
parents with her fourmontha.old
son.
The police and Coroner j. G.
Snyder believe that Owens wander
"a 10 the waterfront while drunk,
and fell overheard.
The body Is at the undertaking
establishment Of Butterworth q
Sons The young widow was today
notified Of the finding OF her hua.
bands body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
MAY ELECTRIFY
MADISON CAR
LINE

The Seattle Electric company has
been working for some time on a
acheme to convert the Madison ct.
cable railway system into an cleo.
tric-power line.
This announcement was made 20
q committee Of the Chamber Of Com.
merce which called upon General
Manager Potter with O view 10 urg.
ing certain improvements IN the
present operation Of the cable cars.
The idea OF the company has been
that eventually ii can electrify the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
SUPPOSED DRUNKEN MAN
dies AT POLICE STATION
JUDGE FRAZIER FINDS A WAY TO GET AT
WIFE BEATERS WHOSE VICTIMS APPEAR
IN COURT ASKING FOR DIVORCE.

just because be eang sentence =
man e punishment before shs busy
end u whlppins post ss no reason
why Judge A. vi FfataF eannei
slough II over On wife brateFs
who. 80 long ~ fhey are not finau.
ciafly touched by the judges. care
not what action The courts tnAu In
divorce cases
III the superior court this morning
when Judge Fraser came 90 pasH
upon the divorces proceeding ~ Mrs
Marie Johnson. no HeNks / a@pafa
ton from her husband because she
latter beat her the Judge reserved
hts decision pending division of the
property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

II wAM stipulated IN the aseFee
that each n this contestants eisauld
ret4ln y hat property he ~ sfiw hsld
IN hiw ~ her name This cid
nos RatsNfg Judge Fra{ars who Re4
iiave5 the man should be punished
Turning 70 Judge john ~ Hum
phrny. attorney for Mrs johnson.
Judge Frazier said
n would llkn O. have this man mp
ia coaFt and give hsm year III
prison wiil not decide wpon this
c@ae an Il stands Xem gNeanias
1UaKs Humphrey modify yuuf De-
cree ~ that Mrs johnson wAi get
ADJ the property I think thia IL pue
way % justly Furnishing Theses men
Nhn ID treat fheir wives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
BRIDE ENDS
\ HER LIFE

OAKLAND. gat. March 2-ny II.
r 4 bride ~ irsT than two m0mtba,
abe apparently wHN happy when her
ltH ataand left her this murninK. Mrs
Nary Amea was found dead shortly
Hfte9 noon to-day whsn he returned
81 their horne for his luncheon. The
woman had taken Kam - ntwanh ~
tsfs ana hAH wrapped her head
with towels e. insure that when she
became unconscious fhw deadly
FUMES would continue tn pour into
hsf lungs Sorrow over the death ~
tlild - n former marriage Is be-
iisTea q have haen the cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
VETS MAKE:
WINNING
FIGHT
DEFEAT THE DRYS IN
EVERY MOVE IN
HOUSE.
Local Option Fight VIII Go
Back to County Unit
Plan.

OLYMPIA. March I'm the local
option fight. which was resumed In
tbs house this morning. the vets
gained complete victory. wiping
the drya clean of the board. SO
complete WAS the victory af the
vets on all proposed compromises
" the afNv that probabilities are
that the whole fight wifi BE taken
90 again. starting 0ut with the
county unit plan. as was originally
contemplated In the Mc Master bill
The wots sprung a complete sur
prise the first thing when SiHyaen
~ Piercs. Nlp has been cleHesd
among tie vets. moved The adoption
~ the report ~ the dry tnai osiiy o.
the honae public morals committee
The report made cities ~ THE first
second and third class unita by
themselves.
The Firss ceraprcusise.
Beach 81 Mason county. " 10 was
engineering fhe wef fight on the
floor. ramse a. an agreement with
McAia~isf regarding the population
requirements of unciANNified cities
Tbs committee report required a
population II l.sba tn order 70 ba
bHtRf ana HN agreement ieAe b
reduced THE tp 1000 This was the
first compromise
Next rafne an amendment from
tns dryh offering fourth ciaNn cities
aa q 0ntt providing they had a poru.
l&fion ~ eco This. on a roll call.
wns Areisivety defeated.
Fourth Glass Defeated.
The dfXs no6t compromise was
~ amendment providing thar fourth
class elites. with = population II
100. should he a unit This wac De.
feased ~ q stili larger vote.
a thlrM compounds was Offered
by the arya, reducing the population
q 700, and this Nae also lgst When
TITS last compromise WAS offered
Jackson ~ King county Announces
that Il II were iaNt be would hiring
up thg old iecal option fight on tie
rgunty unit basis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
THIEVES MAKE
SEVERAL RAIDS

fMAs-keF rrnwlera piled their so
cations IN several sessions ~ the
eifs last night and cMfrte1 off eah
Hlatfah4F loot aceprdtrR 70 reports
received ~ thN police
vi Dexter ~ Sos Union 81. re.
ported The less ~ gold watch. an
npurcuAt. two r@KHra q double watch
ehetn And suit ~ clothes
ThFee suits ~ clothing and tive
pairs - troueers we're stolen from
TIE tailor Mhep conducted hy I
NnsenhefK. hf s9Tt Wsstlnka ~.
violin valued al SIS was stolen
fF@tn tnr apartments 81 - W
EsuFfisH. at ia Pike st. rufttsa SAYS
he suspects q .uunR aweda wha yes.
t*FdAY priced the violin. but left
tbs place. saving the price was mere
than be cne3d afford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

PAU. France. March 2-fiy y, r..
--WlIbur Wright and Col. Wives.
chief Of the aerostatic corps ~ tho
Spanish army. narrowly escaped IN.
jury yesterday when the fuddef 0I
the Wright aefoplane struck the
ground. disabling the machine
The accident occurred just AZ The
machine was being launched for a
flight The rudder snapped and
the cable used 70 guide the fudder
wound around the propellera. which
In turn were disabled The machine,
however. flew on 30 meters and
then stopped Neither Of its oecu.
pants WAS hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
TON OF POWDER
BLOWS UP

LEBANON, ohio. March by
u P.~One man was killed and
many injured in an explosion OF a
ton Of powder at the Kings Mills
Smokeiess Powder Works, 80 miles
from here according to reports ThA
explosion is said 70 have destroyed
several buildings Of the works
The conclusion and report Of the
explosion was heard here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
SPOKANE WINS
THE RATE CASE

WhaHiNgToN. March 2~-ny 4.
y THE Interstate commerce corn
mission today announced ttH dHet-
sion in thf famous spokane rate
ease, sustaining the city Of Spokane
ia ne principal claim against the
NaFthern Pacific railroad "a al
The decision holds that she rates
ehaHRed from eastern points Go Spu-
kaue are unjust and unreasonable.
Tho class rates from 81 Paul 20
Spokane are reduced tG ga per cent,
and substantial reduction ~ made
IA The rates from Chicago 60 Spo-
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
CAN FINE STANDARD
~ OIL 100000

Millcr's motion that The court orr
der the government prosecutors 10
Introduce no testimony designed to
prove more than 80 offenses was
also sustained by Judge Anderson.
United States District Attorney
Wiikorson in presenting the govern
ments case, declared that he eX-
pected 60 prove that an 0stensible
ratio II IS cents q hundred pounds
had been given the Standard by the
Chicago q Alton railway for a ship
ment Of Oh between Chapelle, ills
and East St Louis, Ills, which apA
parcntly was an Interstate rate
shipment but IA reality was inter-
state
The opening statements Of the
governments ease occupied the eu-
tire mornings session
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
LABORER is HURT
In MILLS

O. Nemvmrth. D imhorer on the
night shift az Aibera Bros MllliuK
company. st thN foot of Maaeachu-
setta st. suffered "a broken arm and
several bruises about the hips and
hack a. the result 81 an accident
shortly after o'clock this morning.
Nem*nfth attempted 20 shin
pulley with Msa hand instead of
neinR lever fiu was mhiried 70
the top ~ the shaft and Their fell
20 the floor He was taken TO
Providence hospital where attend
ants SAY he is resting eatiiT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

NEW YORK, March Ely Z. r.
Locked IN cell az his own pre-
clnct station WIS the fate Of William
Thompson, a New York policeman
who was arrested last night charged
with fohbipg prisoner Of ST2. Il Is
alleged that he took this sum from
a Greek dlshwaHher whom he arrest.
ed for dlaorderly conduct, Thomp.
sou Is new man on the force and
IL married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
CACKLE BERRIES ARE
SCARCE HERE TODAY

ON Western av this morning
eaekls berries were quoted az tire
same price as yesterday. despite the
fact that there was an actual fam
Inc 81 this commodity. Nedues-
day r.. however. the great egg DAY.
and tha shipments which are due
will probably Fsiievn matters TO
great extent In tie meantime Is
a demand much greater than the
supply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

NORTH YAKIMA, March 2-~By
4. PIP 9. Scott. q ieweler. drop.
ped dead In a local Iewelry store b.
day He had been discharged from
the store week ago and returned
for some tools lie had been IN
the back room only a few minutes
when he was heard 70 fall. and be.
foEe assistance could he given hin
he had expired lie has a sister IN
Ohio. Scott Is 81 years Of age and
single.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

entire line from The crest OF the first
hill to Lake Washington
II Is thought that tho line be-
tween the first hiil and the water
front will be operated rs q cable
system, or with something on the
order Of a CONFERENCE.-THE.
II II believed that some day the
regfadea viii progress 20 the point
where the company win have an
easy enough grade from the bay 20
the lake TO electfify the whole line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
Bandlts killed.

GUAYMAS, Sonora. Mex. March
BY U. p.-Capt. Castulo do da
Rooha, commanding the rnrales in
Mter district, reports The killing OF
four bandits and the capture Of two
others In desperate fight in the
mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
JUDGE ANDERSON MAKES AN
IMPORTANT RULING IN
THE BIG CASE.

CHICAGO, March Ply u. p.
That the Standard oil COM
pany may be fined 3 little over
100000 instead Of S29, 900. 900 was
the tenor Of a ruling today by
Judge Anderson, who definitely
decided that the Standard is
liable TO penalixation on 36 in
stead Of 600 counts.
Judge Anderaons ruling. limiting
the number OF offnuses for which the
standard IL liable. sustained mo-
ton 80 that effect made by Attorney
Miller Tor the defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

RENO, New, March s--By Il P--.
The Palace hotel and gambling
house, the famous landmarks owned
hy linn May. are no more Fire de.
stroyed the resort late yesterday
afternoon. The loss win reach Sl00.-
600. An oyerheated flue started tho
blaze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

alslpv Is SELLING srARs.

. Did you bury your copy uf 4
= this evenings Star from lit. !
= tie Hip"9 I
= II you didn't. 80 buy another. !
\ HIP is the baby elephant. /,
almost al large as Dugdaio. ,
4 and IL appearing this week AZ
4 the Star theatre" Also. Hip I
= II selling stars" tonight from ,
= 4sAh 70 o'clock. az the cor. !
ner 81 First ay and Madison ,
= 81 He will take your money ,
= and give you your change 90 ,
4 yuH are tight. and give you ,
: ihc latest edition Of The Star, !
= all with his little trunk. Fur. I
= thermore he will not cheat ,
= you. nor yet like the newsle. ,
= will ne sass you Il you don't ,
y buy. he will offer you the !
= paper. and II IL up 20 you to +,
= show your good sense and buy I
= IT, Get your paper from Hip" !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

INNSBRUCK, Austrian Tyroi,
March 2-~fy " pThirty- one aol-
dlefs, including six officers. were
buried under an avalanche III the
TVFoi today Troops are being
rushed % the scene Reports inat-
cate that many " tha victims were
Killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
TAKES OVERDOSE OF
LAUDANUM AS A
NERVE TONIC.
Edward Monette Found i'm
Stupor Near Madison
St. Power House.

After having been mistaken for a
drunken man when he was Ia re-
atty suffering from an overdose az
iaudAnam and siycerine. Edward ,.
Mnnette. Of zkff East Aloha II.
died AZ police headquarters shortly
after , O'Clock this morning inst a.
h~ was being lifted from the police
patrol auto The body ia At the
undertaking establishment Of But.
terworfh u sons and viii be held
pending q probable Investigation BY
Coroner j. q SNYDER.
MOnette appeared at the Madison
Vt. cable ear barns shortly before
o'clock this morning apparently In
an intoxicated coalition Patrol
man J O Rsveile. thinking tbs man
drunk, ordered him % 81 home.
Monetta started down Madison
st. and VAS found lying III d stupor
b. the pAfruinan a few minutes be
fore : o'clock HeveIle shock the
supposed intoxicated man but WAS
unable 10 arouse him beyond a Few
muInbIed words Tho police patrol
auto waa called and Monesfe waa
AAH&H - jail ~ 8gN#A aHs fN1 aE
was aeinE lifted from the auto he
hraathed his last
Find Teii-taie Bottle.
Upon searching Monettes cloth.
Ing a twa.oanee bottle bearing sim
ply the label. poison. WAS found
nearly drained q a composition of
gIvcerine and laudannm. A closer
examination of the body revealed
that Monetss had died IL poisoning
II vas learned today thar Monetfe
hal been On q pFotracted spree and
had apparently purchased the
poisonous mixture 20 quiet his
nerves. but had taken an overdose
II II thought that be was suffering
from the effects 81 the poison when
first aecoated BY Pafrolman Hevelle
but the officer had no idea Of
Monnettes real condition
MOuette was about SO years old
and leaves a mother. Mrs Rose A.
Monelte. two brothers. John W and
Joseph. and a sister. Mary.
Coroner snyder Will make an ef.
fort - find the druggist who sold
the poison % Monette without the
proper prescription and label
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02
$50 are Frozen.

PARIS. March BY II. p.-'rhe
blizzard Is ahating Government
estim tes place those frozen to
death &C 1860.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-02

McolLL.
laundry building by her
n d
which had fallen whie
ward, having practically been boiled alive.