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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
70 the SOUTH POLE ALSO.
Commander Peary Says He Would Ae-
eopt Management 81 a. ExPedi-
tlon 70 The Antarctic.

New York, Dec. 2l.-Amid prolonged
cheers at the dinner Of the New Eng
land society at the WaIdorfAstoria
Commander Robert b. Peary declared
that the United States should plant
the STARS ,and Stripes at the South
Pole. as be said he had done at the
northern spindle Of the earth. Fol
lowing his speech he was asked:
would you take charge Of an expe'
dltlon to the South Pole, or recon-
mend that the Roosevelt be used for
such work Of explorations
In reply he wrote this note:
RI should be glad to aid in any way
in the promotion and organization Of
an American Antarctic expedition"
Although Commander Peary has
hitherto stated that he would not per.
sonally take charge Of an Antarctic
expedition, II was nevertheless report
ed among many Of his friends that he
would be prevailed on to accept this
task If tne public demand for his serv
ices was shown to be great enough.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
MISSOURI QUAIL ARE DYING
Game Warden Tollerton Asks That
Farmers Feed the Birds Until
Snow Disappears.

Jefferson City, Dec. ~ State Game
and Fish Commissioner Jesse A. Tol.
Ietton is in receipt Of information to
the effect that quail in the northwest
lern part Of the state and in the central
northern parts are dying for the lack
81 food, something due to the fact that
for more than two weeks these sec
lions have been covered with thick
layer OF ice. This information comes
from deputy game wardens and resi-
dent farmers.
70 meet the emergency Mr.. Toller-
ton Is sending out letters asking the
farmers to scatter food where these
birds can find IT, Those who viii do
so he tells them, will be well paid
for their time and the grain used
One Of Mr.. 1ollerton's deputies, who
resides IN Mercer county, says that
the birds are now so weak in that sec
iion that one can catch them with ,his
hands and many, he says, have already
died.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
WILL GIVE EMPLOYEES $2,OOO,OOO
The steel Corporation VIII Distribute
That Amount as a Christmas Git
to officers and Men.

New York, Dec. 23.-More than 81,
100000 will be distributed by the Uni
ted States Steel corporation as bonui
10 its officers and employees, 60 pei
cent Of which viii be in cash, accord
ing 10 the announcement Of Chairman
Gary. He said:
The amount is determined as usua
by the annual earnings. lhe sum dis
tributed for 1909 amounts to a littls
over s2,OOO.OO0. This will be paid s!
Der cent in cash and 40 per cent in pre-
ferred stock at 124 or common stoci
at 80, in accordance with the wishei
Of the recipients SO far as is practica
bic and convenient. Also the usua
opportunity will be given to subscrib.
for $4,000 shares Of the preferred stocl
Of the corporation at l2a. under thu
usual conditions.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
IMPRISONED sy SNOW IN 4 PASS
Twenty Passengers Aiay. Perish From
Cold III Colorado Before Help
rs can Reach Thorn.

Buena Vista, COL. Dec. 2T-With the
temperature 10 degrees below zero,
discard raging and snow banked high
or than the cars in front and behind. 2
Suore Of passengers on . Colorado y
Southern narrow gauge train have
been snowbound in Alpine Pass for 70
hours.
When they will be rescued Ii prob
lSnaatlcal. They have no provisions
and little coal and may freeze before
help reaches them. A brakeman, near
IL dead from cold and exhaustion,
reached the nearest station and wired
here for help. A relief train started
but has made little progress owing to
the depta u the snow banked in cuts
and the gale which blows snow In
faster than II can be shoyeled out.
Alpine Pass is one Of the highest
railroad points in Colorado and the
lire over It Is usually blocked for
months In winter. The passenger
train, bound for Gunnlson, left Buena
Vista shortly after noon. A few hours
later 1t was stuck fast in sriowdrift
through which the engineer had at
tempted to pillow. Before the train
could back down and out further drifts
had formed in the cut behind, blocking
It.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
|I6IDLN Ib N
AUTHORIZATIONS
lIMo Believes Standard OIL Decision
/ a Menace.
FEARS BUSINESS MAY sUFFEE
hIs Advisers DO Not See the We,
I Clear u Enact such Legislation 7
4, without Political Com
pllcatIens.

. washington, Dec. 27.--Serious con
aideratlCn Ii being given BY President
haft and leaders in congress. including
Senator Aldrich and Speaker Cannon
70 ne question Of the ACCESSIBILITY o.
trying to enact 4 federal incorpora
den law In advance Of : final decision
law IN advance Of final decision In the
standard OIL dissolution case. There
appears to be d difference Of opinion
between Mr.. Taft and his advisers
IWho want him to withhold the message
which he has announced he will send
70 congress-.
II IL understood that Mr.. Taft fear
business generally will suffer II the su
vreme tburt afirms the finding OF the
Circuit court III the dissolution case
and that he strongly favorS what
might be termed vaccination" Of tho
body corporate by the administrator
81 legislative remedy before the evil
eproare. On tho other hand, congress
nssnM isAueIs aeAs suVA
would merely supply ammunition :
khe opponents q me aqminlst!AlcE
iby giylng them an excuse 70 cnares
that sh9 force Of tho TAN regime ia
being directed toward crea''ns : Snei
Yer tcY nncnopcIies.
4 ne president should submit ~
!feoonlaen4Atians soon atLer congress-
I5eseAvenes ana should follow wnss y
laaia 70 b bic present inclination, ne
,wCuld ask tcr ne ygSseaee q z ledeIAl
|aeFpsEetion lAW yit9put delay on "a
ground thai nopeet business
|menaced under ne interpretation q
ne Sherman antitrust 40 siVen Dy
|the circuit court decision IN the Dtand'
lard OF case. While me presidenli
view y shared BY AldEicn ana cannon
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

Topeka, Dec. 2S.--Just what step
will be taken by the state In the bank
deposit guaranty suit decided agains.
the state by Judge Pollock in the
United States circuit court last week
has not been determined. Copies Of
the opinion were obtained by the law.
yers and they will study them until
Friday. Judge Buchanan of Winfield
and A. @, Mitchell Of Lawrence, coun.
sci, with the attorney general, will
meet In Topeka Friday and Saturday
and decide what plans to pursue. 1t is
generally expected that an appeal to
the United States circuit court Of ap.
psals willbe taken as soon as possible.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

the machine scaled" he admitted
was not true. He std the greatest
time the craft can remain aaoft ii the
air with the engine not trimming has
been s0dnd to bS nine minutes at thd
outside. hgy ~ n&' 9a fe
The wings he said. are 20 construct
"a that tits practically impossible icl
tho craft 70 cApsise, Il In the case Of an
actual accident. he said, Il would "nut
TER easily y the ground The question
that - long pHlzled ayiat6ts. inst 81
auscMstt taIiy holding the equilibrium.
be aAlA Aab been solved cIsvSFly and
completely. The lifting capacity Of
the present machine. he says, has
proved under the teas to DO 1000
pounds. That Il not the carrying CO
DacIty but tho limit In liitins power.
IN .
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
STARTED OYER CHARGE 60 Ill(il y. Of $ss


Wichita, Kan Dee 22.--A suit fhai
started over 0S9 has already piled Al'
court costs and attorney fees To- m
amount Of 100000 and, u not yet ended
The Larrabee Milling company q
Stafford, Kan, refused to pay the MIS-
souri, Pacific Railroad company ySg AZ
murrage charges. The railroad refused
toSswitch cars for the mill COMPANY
and the mill company sued out Z viii
Of mandan1us III the supreme court.
The railroad asserted that the court
had no Jurisdiction In the case 90 thu
cars to be switched were engaged "A
interstate trafiic and It appealed to Tn
supreme court Of the United Statep
There the Kansas court was affirmed
and the railroad company ordered t.
do the switching required Of It at II.
STANFORD mill.
+ The district court has appointed II
G. Sluss Of Wichita commissioner "a
take testimony on what the railroad
company shall be made to pay the mill
company to reimburse It for fees paid
its attorneys. Among the lawyers EN-
ployed by the mill are Joseph 2
Waters Of Topeka, who asks $4,000 a
his fee, and Charles Blood Smith oil
Topeka who asks $4,000, The
lawyers who have testified before the.
commissioner have fixed from sSO,O0ti
TO $50 900 as reasonable fees.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
Runawav rraIn strikes pepot.

Minneapolis, Dec. 27.-A runaway
freight train on the Great Northern
road from which the fireman and en-
gineer had jumped because the angle.
cock which controls the air breakes
had been cut, made wild run of four
miles from the Como yards in st.
Paul and ended Its flight by crashing
through the baggage room in the St.
Paul union depot, the engine passing
through the walls and falling into the
basement. A large amount of baggage
stored in the room was ruined, a
freight car stands in the baggage room
and 40 cars are piled up in the depot
shed so high that the roof is split.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
chrI.tma. .Trads was iieavy.

Kansas City. Dec. 2T.-The prospect
ty in Kansas City and adjacent trade
territory found expression In Christ
mas buying far exceeding In volume
that Of any year in the history Of the
city, Holiday purchases began this
year earlier than ever before and con.
tinued until the close Of business Fri
day night, when most 81. the down
town stores kept open until midnight
70 accommodate the Cnristmas shop
pers.
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coIor.do cold kUIs.

Buena Vista, Col. Dec. 24.-Four
men have been frozen to death and q
afth Is dying as a result Of the cold
weather here dufing the past 4s hours.
None OF the dead base been Identified
and the diving man refuses 70 give MS
name One Of the dead Is . section
hand Who succumbed to the cold and
laid down on the track six miles west
Of here. HIS body was cut 70 pieces
By train. Two Of the dead we're
found frozen stif sitting upright IN a
boz car Which arrived here. The third
tramp vas found beside the track on.
tennessee Pass. where he had evident
" fallen from q train.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

General Prosperity Seems % Have 10
turned--eome Of the Noteworthy
Things 81 the Ysar.

Now York, Dec. "a. Prosperity once
again reigns throughout the country
na tie old year passes Into eternity
aRd he new year Il born. The nnan'
clal marts are at flood tide Of buoy
ancy. Capital and labor, except IN .
NV rare Instances, are At peace. Fac
aoriSS are running full Blast. Wages
~ hlsh. The Industrial outlook 10
bright. Tho industrial past has been
good and the uideftone Of sentiment
ifeagcis the feeling that ~ months of
tremendous business activity . In
store FOR tie country.
There have BEEN big events In tho
iieN Of business, such a. the judicial
order that the great standard OIL COM
many must dissolve. and the federal
prosecution II the American Sugar
ReAning company. Big corporations,
intact, have. played = prominent part
IN the making Of history in the year.
and questions Of great magnitude
Affecting them have been aired In
different courts throughout the coun'
III. III some instances verdlcts OF .
favorable nature have been pro-
nounced and in others the result has
been In favor OF their interest.
The achievements Of the Wright
brothers In aviation are the banner
1eats Of invention.
The rush on the part Of men AnA
women 81 colossal fortunes TO give
away their wealth to deserving causes
has never been exceeded. Women have
forced themselves into national affairs
Ind the campaign for Suffrage has
beSa stronger than ever before IN the
history '6R the United States. IN the
world Of sports American athletes
have pSslcFhed ecSrd.breSklAs tests
and BY right 81 conquest have held the
lamtelS that have long crowned their
he6ds.
IS "a all the year has been . remark
able ono. and lts history b rich HitA
interest.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
THIS A|RsH|P Gan
FLOAT 8 MINUTES
A Wonderful Machine BY 4 WOrces'
ter inventor
SETTER THAN ALL OTHERS MADE
NIahs FIIohts Have Demonstrated the
supStSt QSaIItISS u oThts' Ma. q
chine AbestSlaS 10 9 Deeten
Gi gnglhoSr.

! Boston, Dec. 24.-Thst Wallace 3
sTiIIlnghast Of Worcester, has q hyinl
machine capable Of utterly eclipsint
anything yet accomplished By thu
Wright brothers or any of the world
famous avlators ID tie assertion mad'
;by a Boston electrical engineer d
widely known inventive ability. Th'
lights seen shove the city Of Worces
iEeF. Mass, last night were throws
from the Tillinghast aeroplane and
last nights flight by the inventor con
stituted one Of the final flights II
series Of experiments to be made be
fore the machine that Ia to simplify
air navigation is publicly shown In
daylight demonstration. 4
The engineer who Is so confident u
Mr.. Tillinghast's lower over the uri
defined pains Of boundless space wal
with Mr.. TilIinghast in last nights
flight. He also vouches for the truth
Of the assertion that the Tillinghas
machine has made the eight from
point near Worcester to New Yorl
City, to Boston and back to the start
ing point in approximately four hours
"The old man." said the, engineer
referring to Mr.. Tillinghast docs no
wish to have me talk about II. III
does not want anything said about thu
machine until some points have beef
perfected, then he will show It ant
sail 1t In the daytime, when anybody
who cares to may see 1t in action.
This statement was made after thu
engineer admitted his connection witt
Tillinghast and promise had beer
given to withhold his name for The
present, That part Of the original &C
count of the machine and the sail Il
New York, which told of the engine
being stopped for SO minutes. while
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HASKELL iNefiTufn NOT hEEp
ED a. INDIAN SCHOOL
nut the state Must Make hppfcpf|e
tons eahIcishs q Maintain re
VI Va lnstitutIen.

Z s.s...,,A VA rfan "a ". ffnnkny
t..ss.. .s.' -. 49, ( eese "a n ~ &
'. NV 1880. 49, 49, = 1870 NV ~, n,
80 o s.S,.., . u. $500 u \. WI t,aNa se.kscl
S,,-,a., $500, 800 I. 4 pas,rs ~ ihsl
- 800 III = s.-s..-s.. ~ ~ r,..ta- M r,vir,
N ~ s,.s,;e,,s,1,,,L Il ~ zoo viz = n
v ~ s 1rn,.s s. ~ $500 so,n,r Va
!. tlSS,s sWa,ss s .rS thst ths IsstS,
$500 ..1.s 49,. y. ~ ~, ,,rc,,,,s,.icn
= -. ~s ss..a .S ,... 1880 I, nv
,,,ss.srr u M s~r1,,rtsnaants ~ ~.
49, ~ ~. ~ s.naas ~. MA . ~.
~. 80 I. W,ss,.;. ,".o,,' sh.t !. tc,s,s, ,,,c,,.
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,,.s. s's y 49, $500. 49, Az Sssss i.s.
..,s 1880 = ass .a..,,ss ~. -, y
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y, I.a i sUrcii u tha InstItitioh
,.,s.Ss,,. .,',,,cr 4.
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-. - nre va ~, ,lr,ts st,,dsnsn
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nadlev Wnl Addres6 Conference.

JEFFERSON City Dec. 2S.-Gov. Had.
lsy received word that the executive
committee having In charge the pro
gram for the meeting Of governors Of
the various states. to be held In Wash
ington January Is to 30, has placed
him on the program for an address on
the subject Of State Supervision and
Regulation Of Public Service Corpora
Sions.- This committee is composed
Of Gov. FoTt OF New Jersey Gov.
Hughes Of New York and Gov, Harmon
81 Ohio. Gov. Ehdley expects 70 A.
tend the gathering
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
ca,,nh. J. pananna IN wireless.

Highland Light, Mass, Dec. 27.--
Cuba and Central America came into
touch with New England and by
means Of the wirless telegraph, ac-
cording to Electrician Eason Of the
navy wireless station here Eason
says that he picked up message
which was being flashed from Key
west to Cuba and caught two mes
sages which were being sent from
Colon to the cruiser Des Moines In
Nicaragua waters.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
chrI,m.s Dinner ior 500 Horses.

Kansas City. Dec. 27.-over 500
horses we're provided with 4 Christ
mas dinner Of 5-pound sack Of oats
ne dIstrlbution took place At Con
vention han under tie supervision Q.
z R weeks. president Of the Humane
-oolety and lfra e. D. Hornbrook
rive hundred cards. emitting The
bearer 10 a hvepound sack OF grain
were distributed among poor team
aters during the week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
Pl8IAL DEFICIT
EEEPSON GROWING
II Has Now Reached the Astounding
sum u sl7i47s77O.
the CAUSE MUST Be LOCATED
Rnral Free Delivery and the Rates en-
AZ second Class Matter Seem
the Chief
x Cause.

WaAhinrfnn Ilec Confronted
,,,,h q sdsscIt ~ az 47a RIO the pres.
III Z Neutrality-suspicious. az tke Dostofice de-
srt,rsSt hevan ~ onerations. This
80 tl,a iarkestl de6cii II lie history ii
- rostsI asrv,ce ~ long a the
.SeHc;t n the separtment agxreRated
rnIv l ,tew mi,,icna n dollars annually.
,s,s,;. sstention va ,paId ID IL: But
~, ,srsr 4 Nv Isrt faw years Il leaned
u ,,r,sar I, "A 81 ia oOO 900 ana aliallT A
Iooo axceedad M 400 900 4 prndence
. .uss, that ia cause be detiniteIy
,SsStssn '3'l
Th.s - .,o,emants N the animal
s,sn 800 ], d pc.tmsster Genera FRANK II.
na.chc,,Nk tunt nada ni,hlic. Concern.
~ M re., sI ~ lnS,irlss into ire AZ.
40 M ~ M ~ t,,,aster reneral says:
aT .centiv ,rySstivations nave ahown
X II 4 ] " Ssrsat sn,1rcsas Il los to
Nv. Nv. nnstsI revsni;aa SFe second class
~, ,r....- srd rrral A1jivafy. The
wv, ,.. = ssco,,d c,ss. mai matter has
49, 49, ~ srcres ~, ~ ,,.anr yAara. until
\, .osn y. ~. sr.n,,,t. u I'M 0o, OOO the
$3.50 ,,... 49,, -,,,s, .,ai,varv 4. service be.
49, 80 III. $3.50. 49, W. - IA a.
~. II. "A Syr,,th 1920 ~ hirh
iES tss .Ncn ~ Z ~ $780, M iiIIdl
~. eY N III 1890 SSI sh1erE
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4, ,,l,hs ~ nrssidani,s n6liey
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w 49,. ~, 800 tsstssrrs - go ~
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Aus I 49,. -. ~. ch,e, obiect
sDt ~ 49, -. ~, u. ~ ~ ,,sraonnsI tbe
80 .l.s Y ~ sT5 Fbo b,,sIneas
sSs "a. y nv nostal establisbment.
...., u WI 4. IN. Il Sjsrlasaa ~
'l l,,.,l - .,,,tgcrs M ia IRE.
loesI .... Y ~. n, sccor5t N .aacond
I ,n. iVsS u,s.i,. tS,s cIsss n mail
Class man wn ~. ,,., 49, 49,. 4. 800
provides Z revehue u ns.. ~. i. ~. 4. 80. ~,
one cent p0anu, sly ~. 80 ~. -
ernment ior lIs na ~ IN. I - 49,, ~
lotion averages y:zo zen u. -.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

1llna Cru1, Mex, Dec. 2S.--The
r,<It,n Einboat Gen. Gaerrsfo, hav.
|Ir "a board ox-Presidont zelayR Of
Iteua Who ded from NenaEua b7
Wv n Corinio. chfiBimAE ere, has
..0'1t tora hccompsnyins Tie e1.
r'asal we're ne ei.minl1isf Of var
eur cher NiearaeoanA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

st. Louis. Dec. 2S.s-Thomas r. Cud-
dlhee, . patrolman, returned to he
home with his sanity restored. He had
been At the city hospital for three
weeks whore part o. his skull had
been removed. Two years ago be was
hlk 81 he head with . club BY a negro.
The blow changed him from an ofacer
n he Law with q sold medal fDf
bravery into q man who sought TO KIN
tll Eifs and children, Surgeons 70
moved 4 piece Of bone which had
pressed On DE mans brain,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

Peabody, kan. Zee. 2S-col. 2 PINK
ney died here, Ss years old. He was
one Of the pioneer cltizens Of Peabody
and formerly was postmaster. Col.
Pinkney was a veteran Of the Civil
war, in wA.sn he commanded the Third
and Twentieth Wisconsin regiments.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
A centraI Ksnsas poultry Show.

salina, Kan, Dec 2S.-The Golden
Belt Poultry association commenced
its thirteenth annual exhibit here
More than 200 birds have been brought
here and several hundred more are ex-
pected A dozen counties are repre-
scented in the exhibit.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
l,esvv snow n ne East,

Chicago, Dec. 27.-The worst snow
storm Of the year was the Christmas
gift OF the elements to the Upper Mis-.
slssippi valley, In lavish generosity
1t was unlimited, and a slushy blanket
Six inches thick covered Chicago
streets. From the Mississippi river
east to the Atlantic the country was In
the grasp Of the storm.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

wlnisrset. "a, Dsc 17.--J. +, Wa
tsrode president q ne citlrenS ns
tional bank committed Suieide b
1huoiinf hlmssf through TIE right
1900. n hsslh = Gaid o havs
49, ~ clu1a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30
a stooOo Injury vsrdIrs Afirmsd.

JEFFERSON City. Dec. 24,-Ffed Ray
mond formerly 4 brakeman Tor The
Quincy. Omaha q Kansas city Rail
roaA. vas awarded 4 JUDGMENT Tor
"a 90 AGAINST he company o. 20 ap-
psai IN Division No. Of ne supreme
esurt Raymond vas IniuItd d an
recidout a lrilas. No. q Jarnary.
1894
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-12-30

rS1f,ansburk, s. @. Dec. 17.-Miai
lIrIt Ellths, one Of TIE three Womes
i csfflsrs IN tie United Biates. ~
hislly Injured ~ : trnih-
The Detroit times., 1909-04-02

Job rrintinE done right Times Print
fng Co.. lS John T. st. Phone lt2s.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-02
SEE EVIDENCE OF
MURDER FRAME UP
Prosecution in Cymbalowski Case
Believes Plans Were Made To
Avert Suspicion.

What the prosecution regards as I'M
portant testimony in that II tends TO-
corroborate certain details in Mrs
Cymbalowski's alleged confession 70
the police. was given by John Romat-
owsk. Thursday morning, In Judge
Connolly's court, where Mrs. Cymbal-
owsk is on trial on the charge Oh
Staying her husband.
Romanowski testified that Mrs. Gym
balowski. the day preceding the MUIR
der. told him that some fellows" were
trying TO kill her husband.
why don't you tell the police"
witness asked. To which the woman
replied, witness swears.
'Oh, TO the devil with him. ! don't
care"
In this connection the movements
OF Joe Walsh, the star boarder, on the
night of the murder, are regarded as
very important. Romanowski. who
was also a boarder, declared that
Walsh went TO bed with his clothes
on About ii o'clock he awakened
Romanowski by vigorous shaking TO
tell him that man was knocking on
one of the windows In front OF the
house. Romanowski went back &c
sleep and was awakened about an
hour later by the shooting. and found
the light that had been left burning
In the room had been taken out, pre-
sumably by Wlash.
The inference drawn by the prose-
cution from this testimony is that Mrs
Cymbalowski and Wlash were
merely laying foundation for the
suspicion. which was first accepted by
the police. that some outsider did the
shooting
Romanowski recalled several Incl
dents tending TO show that intimate
relations existed between Mrs. Gym
balowski and Wlash. but some OF
them were explained away by the de-
Tense on cross-examination. The for
mer boarder was the only witness ex-
amined during the forenoon.
The prosecution expects TO intro
duce in evidence Mrs. Cymbalowski' $
confession Thursday afternoon or Fri
day.