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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
NEW YEARS TRAGEDY

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EiufiaE e fiNht vhifH hrshH iHaf
Night Sos Nrlin4Mr Ky NNH enaed
iN Dayton u HFrfv smith 20 I8n-
eiunafl uAa hgtiea Marshal jolly.
az Dayton. pfnbaNfg fatally wuunns
I'll MFs tWrH 1nHaa naa ffarTf
ehuitr seriously wounded AfHiih
Ma pf Mttsun 81 Haliasaa Mf4saH
with BIZ fmu hFutRNfa ffsd 60 fsMF.
ton. here jolly attempted 40 az
rest them They resisted and sur
ing the mesae ghr thfrs others sore
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

FAMOUS ARTIST
DROPS DEAD

MONTEREY. Cal. Jan 2 BY Z.
r. Friends today are mabing or.
Judgements Tor the funeral 81 Sid
ney Yard. the famous water color
artist. who WAS stricken with heart
disease yesterday afternoon near
hia home az Carmel Yard had Just
completed magnificent home a.
Carmel. aud was preparing 10 make
a special study III marine and Aand
dune water eolnrlnE lie waa Go
years of age Yard leaves a widow
and one daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
HELLO" GIRL PREVENTS A
BIG CONFEDERATION

SAN RAFAEL. Cal. Jan. 2. By
Y. because she stayed At hor
post Ia tho Pacific Telephone a.
Telegraph Co > exchange and called
FOR aid To prevent the complete do
stfuction 81 the building by fire.
Miss Pauline Eabef today Il rocaly.
Ing the compliments Of her au
periors and the admiration OF her
fflenda.
A fire started from creased wIres
Ia the building near the exchange.
where a dozen Rirla were seated at
work. When smoke and the smell
0f burning rubber began 10 fiil the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

SAN FitANCiHcO. Jan By n
PA New Years package was
handed today 10 Captain ~ neteet
tiven James Kelly hy chief ~ P0-
Nfe Cook. which contained a large.
sized offir8ai lennon The chief
Hleuth waa reduced from bis position
"a the head ~ the soft shoe brigade
and ordered % report far duty al
the park station. Captain Marcus
-. Anderson ID hls successor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
MURDER MYSTERY

PORTLAND Ur. Jan fiy ~ n
Tie rHstrr are runFbnred fnat
Joseph MRNaa sHs Hg#a found $40
the HtTNrt ear track TNmrutaF uiAhh
aa1 who vas fuppaaet 60 have been
saa tae sfefim ~ d mHf1Ffaus ats
tsEh and maa AaAH when the street
TnH atfffrk him Nhe statleH Waa e
fieHemtan. fefmefiY resident 20
tteAfrM nF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
aBIo NOISE CLUB DISCOVERS
WINDOWS WE'RE OPENED
AND CHASE STARTS.

NHw YORK. ban. s-Esy q. p
Chickens flew u Clinton 81 last
night and there was a mad chase
Alsfnre tie hlrBs were slaughtered
% make an east side holiday. In
cideutniiy there arc q few gloomy
persons "a large with luxubripus
faces and wrudEe. looking for the
man who opened the wiudow
Il an eame about because an or
sanizsfion. re3oieing in the name
~ the big Noise ciab." desired a
rierel climax 20 is annual barn
dance IN Apollo hall Announce
Hment was made that tbs soc hay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
NOODLE JOINT PROVIDES ITS
CUSTOMERS WITH BEER
THROUGHOUT NIGHT.

In violation OF civil and moral
law tha Chinese Noodle cafe at ai7
Fikc =. remained open all night
New Years eve aud sold liquor
10 All who came. regardless " age.
Aak OF stage 81 lntoxieatlon. The
star has definite information that
between The hours Of and q a. m.
liauof WAS sold IN thla place to eifln
not Tar along ia their teens. until
'hvy were 80 drunk thai they lolled
upon the tables. staggered 40 they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

room, the girls. with the exception
Of Aiiaa Euher tore off their head.
pieces and lied Ia q panic
Miss Euber remained al the keys
aud called number after number IN
an attempt 10 summon aid The
fire had burned All Of the wires
connected with fire. police aud
emergency numbers. but the girl
succeeded in awakening a stable
mha, who ran 10 the nearest fire
house aud gave the alarm When
the apparatus arrived the fire had
made considerable headway. but
was aOon controlled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

The regular monthly meeting %
the Young Womeus Educational
club vii be held at the club house.
Harvard as n and Thomas a.. on
Monday evening A musical and
literary program will be given All
self supportlne Young women ara
cordially invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

BfEAfEHTDN. lau Mayor y
A Tucker trtiaf ISSUED preeihma-
tion aarlartnN 3 partial holiday FOR
next Monday between the hours %
ln ~ al o. and .. ut that ala iu
Nremefteu may attend fhe ground
breaking ceremony in the navy
ward. where the tirst whnVeiful ~
earth wiii bn turned for tar naw
o. 900 eco dry deck az tffa9 q ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

OAKLAND. cal. Jan. 2Dr. J.
" Anderson said % be 8 business
college instructor shot himself n
the head ~ Ibis room. ~ fhe result
~ 800 health lie was taken 20 the
receiving hospital. where Y was
found hla Injury would be fatal His
gpnudrnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 1~-On tn
formation filed with tho district
attorney bv one 81 the Ruarda az
the county rock pile q warrant WRa
issued today for The arrest ~ = for
msf prisoner named a b. kanuae
charging him with the murder III
another prisoner named Grover
Duffy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

SAN FRANetHco. Jan. z rs a..
y TINS shippers ~ California will
carr thrif TIGHT against intfea sti
railroad rates e. 9hs Interstate Come
Wrrre Commission Immediately
Their protests against tna raise
have he~n IN vain and tbs advanced
rates uFs Ia effect to-day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

NfENEHTuN. Jan According
90 she statements 80 puainffifn 81.
firinia. the NrNmfffau pnatufs
flee haa experienced larger tu.
crease than ans 10 tha either 81 the
"a presidential offices - the state
~ Washington. The receipts have
Increased from tt.ntfeg in 1895 90
tI4aag iu 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

KANSAS CITY. Jan z That
there was en- average % ieas than
four marriage licenses ISSUED 10
every divorce granted iu shp county
during the year 1875 ir shown bv
the records 81 the circuit clerks 81.
flee There were 1855 marriage IA.
ccnHes issued and 1885 divorces
granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

BALTIMORE Jan a--pier No. 4.
20 the Atlantic Coast Line. 81 Cas-.
ton. "a suburb. was burned today with
30, 600 Packages ~ imported mar.
chandlae ana household goods
awaiting customs inspection. seven
harEea were damaged The ioHg
Will reach at least 5000. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

AND0NhH Mich, jan 2-~Amonn
The students awarded scholarships "a
Phillips AndGyrr Academy today m
John N Donovan. % noiiiugham.
wash. who receives one OF the sec
ond grades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

LOS AEGELEa. Cal. Jan 2-For
the first time during the five ynnra
that the Indians have occupied thu
pain ranch ~ san Diego county.
they have conducted their annual
holiday dances without the use 81
ifauar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

MAY COME TO TIE FATHER
LAID.
Nv PHIL GILMORE siMMs.
II BERLIN. Jan Al called on
!. hr. The0. Barth al his beautiful
home facing the Ticrgarten. This
2nan II famous all over Europe as a
Rcholaf, a student 81 politics. aud
ns q German patriot
MI Or harth Is not unknown In the
2 NntSed States. There. there are
tew German Americans who do not
know him. At least bx reputation.
Ffor y years he edited the National,
~ German magazfte not az all an.
Ike that whl0h President Roosevelt
~ ~ foin.R Also he has been four
times u the States. once following
the campatwn u Mckinley and Hry.
Al from one end Of the country 60
the other.
He Is the ideal representative %
the masses, and | was most eager
Ito hear what he had to say and
hos he would say L.
Or. earth's Message.
tF AANtNfN tAH WITH = atAtitt anu
At once fired one question after an.
either ~ uie. all concerning Amer.
lea. He congratulated tho United
states on It's gradual elimination Of
hide bound party followers. as
manifested az che last election BY
#fnur states aiming democratic gov
&eFnurs. W - pliing un mountainous
votes for the republican national
ticket
fsnt I had come to talk Germany
with this Gerlnan~-uog the United
! States.
a Doctor" I asked. what has the
uture IN store for Germany
81 The answer was ready. II was
Null Of halmy optimism. Il spelled
4 political Freedom for che Teuion
Brace as surely as the san continues
&fo shine For Or narth represents
&fhe better element of plain man.
Blind the kind which Is one day %
<rule III Germany.
Fl rhe way Is nncertain,H he said.
bet the end ~ sure Germany will
tnfe herself
- Tbs day 81 ahsolaissm Is over
The ultimate result OF that work
which has already begun VIII b. a
counlry under government By par.
ilamnnt
N a popular vote were taken to
das. / asked. 'woula Germany vote
herself The power o. parliamentary
xnvernuents"
Yes. and b. a thrcefourtha ma,
losity. was the emphatic renly
Then Why dox they do H.
thFnuEh the feichsgaEgr
= Lack 81 energy on the part ~
fke reichEtax Dr. Harth answered
- The thin2 could b. done tnfnor.
row u she relchsiae had the ssf.
flcsant backbone Rut II has not.
80 the change viii be s,ow Tho
ecouomsc. Industrial artistic and
fifegary edacatlan q TIE German
! peopIe II faliy one generation ahead
OK theif political accomplishment.
~ra the work 81 the feiormer is
now entirely ore cf education
The attitude Of the people
tceard che kaiser. | nSked. is an
evidence ~ tneir political awaken
ing. II il notf
~Of course. But the people CON
fnse the issue with something
which u no issue at all Many
flrmiy believe that n we were 10
hare another kaiser. whose charae.
ter and temperament were differ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

the house of commons In England
ihe neea Is "a exercise that hFht
The government cannot coutinae
without funds. 80 She rs8ehsiss
though Il cannot dictate the APP
pninimcat or dismissal of chan.
ceiiof. can refuse him the necessary
supplies Whenever ke iuara theif
confidence II tbs felchaiag would
take Tits stand. wa would virtually
win parliamentary government az
a stroke
Kaiser Souid Not Dare Dissolve
Diet
The only Alternative Which
would face ihw ciapvroF VA such an
event would be- q Hew chancellor
personally responsible 20 the PEG.
pie. OF "a dissolve che rcichaiag ia
ISIS. 1857 and 1898 this ass aona
bat the occasions were different
The saisef wonla not dare dissolve
the FeichataE TO-DAY. for al over
NhriminE defeat would b. admln.
iatsrwa hiR government
The peopie would stand h5 the
reichHisw Ga ease II q pew election
~ Yuu ihlHk. ! sHssrslssi. that
Ia the iuii after the storm whirh
recently conferred about the kaiser.
Germany ~ili dnse Oft once again
lutn her political sleep the sleep
goa have just mentioned ~
The kaisers declarations III good
intentions. made 60 the people
through his chancellor. may act as
an epsAle Bai the effect ~ au
opiate Is transient ard the needs
~ the UeFmaa people are urgent. E
Then ! said Eoodby
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4 AUGUSTA. Ca. Jan, liy 1
: a. PIT IL now understood I
= that rrealdantvlect w u TAFT 4
4 viii speak In Atlanta. Ga Jan !
4 uay 10 lie returns 20 Angus 4
= "a January 10 Tie has NO en-. 4
4 gaKement, taking him out OF 4
a Augusta tiii January 90 lie I
= then COOS to Charleston, sail 4
4 ing FOR Panama from there 4
= January Is, returning % New :
4 Orleans From New Orleans
4 he goes direct 10 Cincinnati.
4 Onto. where he attends d ban :
a quet February 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
THE "FAKE" CLAIM.
your grocer' 5.

DO not forget that II Is the FAKE" claims
brought against electric railway companies that hurt
the quick settlement Of FAIR claims.
Good citizens will be EAGER to help to go after
the DISHONEST lawyer, the FRAUDULENT plain
tiff and the PERJURYINC witness who bring the
the fake" claim. We are going to put some of these
fellows In jail. of these days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

sKAGWAY Alaska. Jan. Try
e. alaska dag % be launched
10 seattle has riekiod the local peo-
ple here IT. the risht spot Seattle
can Do muoh % assist 10 Alaska
leniHlnflou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

NAVY YARD. PUGET SOUND.
Jan gThe naval board inveatiraf
iuE sites Tor a torpedo hars dretarc
that enc a. necessary on Puget
sound
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Not Anty Drudse's Kind Of Economy.

Mrs. Frz0al-"Look at this box Of laundry soap Anty
Drudge. Buying much. got ii cheap. Isn't that
Economy
Antg Dradge-"Economy nothing. You've bought your
self lot OF hard work If you that soap FesNaptha
hard work. does away with boiling and makes
the clothes cleaner. Economy? Well guess not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
ALASKA DAY
PLEASES

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, Jan. 2. By
q y THE proposition advanced In
Seattle for 90 Alaska day lg meet
ing with CREST aatiafacti0n here.
The Semitic Spirit b. now believed
10 have found itself and win heip
the northern territory 10 attain that
which Dr. wanted home rule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

HIUTA FALINl 3 d, Jam =
Circuit Judge Mccoy has granted
an absolute divorce 20 Mary AIoie
Goodwin Gilmore from Paul Gle
more. the actor. Desertion q given
as the reason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
Turkish Baths

PUBLIC SENTIMENT. HOWEVER. YOUR
OWN INFLUENCE - IS GOING TO BE THE
REAL ENEMY OF THE CRIMINAL ACCIDENT
VICTIM" AND HIS ASSISTANTS.
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= ACID MAN oRows A =
a SET or NEW TEETH 4
4 suMPTER. Ore. Jan b. =
4 ~ q = John kelnhardt ~ 4
= AGED pioneer "a Prairie city. n
= claifne 10 have recently been =
= strangely favored bg an un. 4
4 common freak ~ nature Not =
4 Ions ago ho removed Oh his \
= teeth thar remained and na 4
= cured 2 rel of false teeth. 4
4 Noticing that his gums were a
= painlng him. he discarded the 4
4 set and not long afferward. =
= be says. found that nature was 4
4 providing him with another. AZ \
4 sell formed as those given 4
= hlm ia infancy 4
= Today b. has as good teeth 4
= ~ ever IL tails 10 the lot Of 4 \
4 human being to D0aaeaa While 4
= some people consider thia III. =
: crcduiona, Mr. Reinhafdt saya 4
. be- has ne proof and la ready =
= 20 verify % 70 any who viii 4
= take me palms 10 look him np. y
= 4
. a n n n - - a = - =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

Don't throw away the wrapper when
you buy a cake of Fels-Naptha soap. Pin
it up in your kitchen or laundry where
you can read plainly the directions printed
on the back. They're the whole secret of
the easy Fels-Naptha way of washing-the
modern way.
It's just as important to follow direc-
tons in washing with Fels-Naptha as it is
in taking medicine. Used the Fels-Naptha
way, Fels-Naptha soap will save you time,
trouble, hard work, fuel and money.
Look for the red and green wrapper at
your grocer's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
KA|SER'S ABSOLUTE RULE DOOMED
! REPRESENTATIVE RULE AT THE DOOR

WORLD FAMOUS Or. THEo.
noRH hARTA TELLS siMMs
~ INTERVIEW THAT BLUM.
DGRs or WILLIAM AND sue.
Low ARE NEEDED TO HELP
The CAUSE OF REFORM IN
THE GERMAN EMPlRE--4OM
PARLIAMENTARY LIBERTY
MAY COME TO THE FATHER.
LAID,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
DANES MISINF0RMED
DR.. COOKS EXPLANATION.
Records Go First to Copenhagen
Desires Decision UrHhheId.

Baltimore. oct. 4.-Dr- Cook arrived here at noon
to-day. Before he left his hotel for the theatre
where he gave a lecture tonight ne said;
A wrong impression has been received in Den
mark TO lust What 7 said in Washington last
night and this. too, seems not TO have been per
fecty understood in this country in order that
there may be further misunderstanding, I am
glad 10 announce that shall adhere TO the original
plan 10 have the University of Copenhagen make
the first examination Of my records, but that shall
ask that university 10 withhold the announcement
Of the result of such examination until the records
shall have been examined simultaneously by all
the geographical societies Of the world Immedi-
ately after they have been examined by the Uni
versity Of Copenhagen duplicate copies Of my rec
ords viii be submitted to all the geographical so
cieties Of the world and 10 any other scientific
bodies desiring them
The explorer was greeted at the railroad station
by a few hundred persons. After a brief stop at
the Hotel Belvedere Dr. Cook was taken 10 the
City Hall where in the course OF an informal re-
cepti0n he was introduced by Mayor J Barry
Mahool 10 about thousand men. women and chill
dren Of all classes.
DR. Cook said tonight that he expects the final
verdict OF an scientific bodies upon his records
within six months. and that he viii have learned
of The Judgment of the University Of Copenhagen
within about two months
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
CAPITAL HONORS COOK
OHciaHg WeIcomcd in Washington
bg Commissioner Wacfmiand

washington. oct 4-"This is the home Of tie
American flag which you carried 10 the North
Pole was the hearty expression Of recognition
given 10 Dr Frederick A. Cook by H. b. +. Mac
farlsnd president Of the District Board Of Com
,rseioue~s IN officially welcoming the explorer at
the rlfIrciuaI building this morning
..pregident Taft, Admiral Dewey, General Greely
Admiral schey and other distinguished resi-
dept- of washington have Individually expressed
their appreciation Of yopr great achievement"
said the commissioner. IT is fitting that the en-
tire national capital through its executive gov
erulnent, should give you hearty welcome and
cordial congratulations. This is the home Of the
American h4g which YOU carried to the North
Pole n Is the national city. where every American
registers his greatest attachments and expects his
greatest rewards
I'm conquering the Arctic difficulties, ana enaTg
ing the map OF the world. you have not only won
tie prize OF eXpors tion, but have borne yourself
throughout with the modesty and courtesy. as
well a. Tie courage aud intelligence, OF the true
American
when Mr.. cox arose 10 reply 10 the commission
srs words OF tribute he greeted with prolonged
cheering.
Il fail md words 10 suit nay appreciation of
your kindness he said + Of few
words and can only say thank you"
81 am deeply gIatined over tie treatment accord
81 nee in Washington" Dr. cock said just before
b. left the Union station for Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
COOKS COURSE PROPER
So Dr. Bumpus Says Of His Report
ing to Danish and Z. S. Scientists.

DR.. H C. Bumpus director of the American
Museum Of Natural History. 10 whom Professor
Henry F. Osborn referred those who inquired as
10 his views on DT. Cooks proposal 10 submit the
report of his polar dash the scientists of Den
mark and the United States simultaneously. said
yesterday that IN his opinion Dr. Cook had taken
the proper course
The matter has now been referred to the Ma
tional Academy Of Sciences" he said. and is out
Of the hands Of Professor Osborn. in whose name
the communications with Commander Peary and
Dr- Cook were made public An expression of
opinion from that body should come from Pro-
fessor Ira Remsen. the president, who has already
slgnihed his willingness TO appoint a commission
pass upon the reports of the two explorers
Professor Osborns attitude in the matter has
been misunderstood, think lie wished that q
prominent and recognized body such as the Acad-
euly Of Sciences. should pass upon Commander.
Peary's work. which done partly in the ser
vice of this museum, and he therefore invited
Commander Peary 10 submit his report TO such a
body. Mt Huntington extended a SIMILAR invita-
tion % Dr. Cook In making the matter public
there was no intention 20 challenge Dr. Cook or 10
cast a repr0aCh upon him. His wish 10 communi-
cate the results Of his work 70 the Danish uni
lcrsty az the same time 10 the American body
is quite natural and proper"
The officers Of the Peary Arctic Club met yes
tcrdav TO pass upon Commander Poary's proofs"
that Dr. Cook not at tft North Pole Cen
era Thomas II. Hubbard president Of the club
said that this statement would probably be made
public later 80 the week. At the meeting the fol-
lowing resolution OF welcome was also passed.
Resolved That fne Peary Arctic club cordially
welcomes horne Commander Robert r. Peary G. r..
T.. : X, and congratulates him upon The attain
- i.It-, 70 1I,,r,tr ,9d fn,-itas I'm - bm1,-
il with his company ~ dinner al a date con-
That The club tenders to the officers. scientific
star and men OF the expedition Us thanks and
appreciation for Jealous performance Of duty
which with superior 4lscliln" ana excellent team
work resulted IN complete success
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
MURDER TRIAL BEGINS
Burglars licensed Of Killing Mrs.
Stabcr Noz. Before Jurv

FRANK SchHeman', alias John Smythe one of the
two burglars held responsible for the death OF
Mrs. Sophia Staber, TIE aged woman shot i'm her
home in Elatbush on July S last was brought TO
trial on charge of murder first degree. yesterday
before Justice Crane in the Supreme Court Brook
Iyn- District Attorney Clarke obtained Jury i'm
an hour and half. record time for Brooklyn. and
had sworn nine witnesses. besides presenting the
entire case for the prosecution. when court adj
Journed at clock. Edward j. Reilly who repre-
sents the prisoner. VIII move for dismissal of the
charges when court Cpens to-day. Nobody ques-
ticns that the motion viii be denied. After that
MI Reilly will begin the defence
The celerity with which the District Attorney
presented the evidence. all of which was given at
the Coroner's inquest and made public at that
time. was the most remarkable incident Of yes
terday's proceedings. But the most interesting
feature was the conduct OF Schliemauu. who at
tracted attention from the time he hobbled 10
the prisoners chair crutches TO the close Of
the session. About everybody in the courtroom
got the impression that either he was in great
pain fegning insanity. That the latter
is is the conviction OF the police officials
and the doctors who have. attended him since
Inspector Alyles CReiy denounced the prisoner
poser and ordered him removed TO jail from
the Swedish Hospital. Schhemauu paid no atter-
ton to the Witnesses With head lowered ne NUT
tered constantly himself. occasionally groaning
with weird facial cOntortions.
Schlemanus appearance was in direct contrast
To the good health and apparent buoyaut slgits of
his alleged partner in crime carlo Giro alias Henry
the plans Of joirt trial. but his counsel Hector
NJ Curran and Congressman otto NJ. Foelker, and
Mr.. Reilly for Schemann. asked for separate trials
for both. and Justice Crane granted the request
Giro went back 90 iai when il decided To try
schemann hrst-