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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20
THE BUILDING Of
A CITY
Everett Tribune Tells How
to Make Great City of
Small Village.

An instance illustrating the natu-
raj effect of the recent abolition of
taxes on improvements in Vancouver,
B. c., is vouched for as absolutely
true by the Everett Washington
Tribune of April 81. 1t seems well
worth retelling just as the Everett
Tribune has told it:
''An Everett citizen who owns lots
on Hewitt avenue had intended to
improve his property by the cree
ton of a brick building; but he has
changed his mind and gives the fol-
lowing reason for so doing: I own
business lots in Vancouver, B. c., and
received the following response to
an inquiry which | made:
Vancouver, April 20, 10.
Dear Sir: Replying to your ia
vor of the 18th inst, we beg to say
that your information is correct.
There is no tax on building or per-
sonal property in this city. Total
tax for 1909 was % mills.
Yours truly,
3" ALLEN BROS, 500 Pender ST.
The above information decided
the matter for me. The building
had planned for Hewitt avenue will
be erected in Vancouver, B. c., where
improvements are exempt from tax
alton. In that city | will be COM
PEELED to pay no more nor less than
the man who holds idle lots on either
side of me- I would rather have
built in Everett, but didn't like the
prospect of paying an annual fine on
the cost of my investment. So l am
adapting myself to our system,
which makes it more profitable to
hold land idle and escape taxation
than to use it. Someone has said
that our system of taxation enables
land owners to "sleep and thrive"
I propose to build in Vancouver and
sleep in Everett THE Public, Chi
cago, May IS.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20
AUTO RUNS AMUCK
WalIa WalIa Man Loses Head and
Guides Machine into the
Sidewalk.

Walla Walla, Wash, June 20
Losing control of his big touring
car in a street filled with a circus
crowd, Harry Shuman, a farmer Of
Gardena, let his machine run amuck
and, sfter hitting a team of horses,
lost his lead completely and guided
his auto onto the sidewalk, running
down 12-year-old Roy Hayden, who
was unable to escape. The machine
stopped only when clogged by the
lads body and Shuman recovered
his presence of mind enough to shut
off the power.
The machine was lifted from the
lads PROSTATE form and he was car
ried to a drug store, and a doctor
was called. The boy probably will
recover, but is badly hurt.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20
THE WENATCHEE DAILY WORLD. MONDAY, JUNE 90 1910
MONEY FOR FED
ERA[ SITE
Wenatchee Gets $4,000 in
Federal Appropria-
ton Bill.

Washington, June 20.-In the
omnibus public building bill report
ed today, Representative Poindexter
gets $4,000 for a site at Wenatchee,
and Mr.. McCredie 100000 for a
building at Olympia and $4,000 for
site at Vancouver. There is also
$4,000 for a site at Aberdeen. The
bill contains the following other
items:
Idaho-Pocatello 100000 build
ing: Twin Falls, $4,000 site.
Montana-Miles City, $4,000 site
and building; Kalispell, $4,000 for
site.
Oregon-Medford, $4,000 site
and building; The Dalles, $4,000
site and building; Roseburg, $4,000
site.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20

Crookston, Mimi, June 20.-There
was a great rush of land seekers at
the government land office here to-
day at the opening of the Chippe-
wa reservation lands to settlement.
In all there are nearly 100000 acres
thrown open, including fertile tracts
in the Fond du Lac, Deer Lake, Pig
con River, White Earth and Red
Lake reservations. The lands are
to be disposed of to actual settlers
only, under the provisions of the
homestead law.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20
Britishers Coming to Big Fight.

London, June 1S.-Attracted by
trip, a large party of British sports
men sailed today on the Lusitania
en- route to witness the Johnson
Jeffries fight next month
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20

The denomination of Governor
Harmon by reclamation is expected
from the Ohio democratic conven-
tioi which assemblies in Dayton on
Tuesday.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20

President Ripley of the Santa {
Fe Asserts Change Will
. Come in ) Years.

+ Chicago, June 1S.-"Within +
+ five years the government will +
+ own all the railroads in Amer +
+ ica,'' declared President e P. +
+ Ripley of the Santa Fee railroad +
I. in an interview, discussing rate +
+ regulation. +
+ THE rate regulation is the +
i first step presaging that end" +
+ he said. +
I. This startling declaration +
+ from one of the foremost rail- +
+ road presidents in the country +
+ brought forth much comment +
+ among railroad men. Whether +
+ Mr.. Ripley really meant what +
+ he said, or expressed himself in +
+ fit of anger, is difficult to de- +
+ termine. He conferred with +
! President Taft at the White +
+ House in the meeting at which +
j the railroads agreed to wait un- +
i til the new railroad bill became +
+ operative before raising the +
i rates +
i. 1t has been many day since +
j. the power of the federal gov +
j. eminent has been shown in as +
i striking a manner as was +
+ shown when President Taft pre- i
1: vailed upon the railroad men to +
i. defer the raise in rates /.
!. /. 1. i. i. j i. /. i. + i 1. J. = + +
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20
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which, when investigated.
inevitably lead to the selection

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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20

fits in right for such Students them two years Home In
structon mail and during these they have the privilege of
three months individual the day school the
college months in the night school, three months both the and
al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

inbeiien if)ien Die gan5e Ginmobner.
id)aft bon 0apion 9th alrf ben be.
p%orltcbenben 6emuB geipannt unO
entlf)loiielL iih oenielben nidt ent.
geben 81 lailen.
v@er lit bieier Sames 5000; Scr.
Mrflett2" fragte @ocbmin; nib erin.
mere mid nift, ieinen Nanten id,on
einmai eebort 81 baben."
SD meib nid)t; Niemano feirnt
i'm" %ontnortetc Irflett, 5n Der
8ruppe berantretenO.
Sons cgal, per's it'll" rieien 81
nige. ,Man muB lid Den Spob NH
anieben, oenn etpas geIonberes tits
iiherlib!"
S6on geralm1e ,3eit Dor s llbr be.
garW lid Der ElaB Dor Nrfletts 9a-
ben 81 fiiaen. Gs mnroe fem Gin.
trittsgelb erbober, ben Der @eipobn-
belt gendB fano cine Sammlung in
Der Eauie ooer am Gnbe Ger Goritel.
lung itatt, nno Der aiinitler Jam.
meIte Die freimiaigen 9eitrage mi
einem Seler ooer i'm suite ein. Sise
CAB es nift, nnb Sieienigem Die cs
lid bcauem 81 hidden miinihtcn.
mubten iid ibre &lappfeiicl mitbrin-
gen. Sir Die peyigen 0anlen. mel6e
0omion Gin nit ibrer @egenpart
perberrlihten, iorgte Irflett in ga.
lanter Weiie, inoem CT lie einlilb, aiii
einigen berbeigeihafften aiiteu mo
Sdiiern TlaB at nebmen. Gin gli,oi-
toriitm. in elmer eriten eilrop1Ifcll
Goncertbnlie perimnnlelt, nm cine &c.
feierte Sdngerin 81 borcn, fam iid)
fnrm in eroberer Spanmiitg beiin-
oeit ais 0ieIeniger, mclfc bierher
faueu. ilm oas primitive 8obltbG-
tigfeits. rs concert 81 @nnitelr oes mi
befannten Games 5000 81 genieBen.
Splpelter betradtcte Die gauge
SSene nit un9etbeiltem Sntereiie, ais
ibm Selir ploBlih ms DIR fliiiterte:
,Siebit On bort Ben 9urihen, ser
iid) nad born orangt2"
rSu."
.@enm i) mid niAt iebr IRE, 10
lit es Der Shlft, melber mid at be.
raiiben ltnb 81 tobten geOahte. @r
beibt 9rinfslep unb lit elmer Der
aroBten Shurfen. melde gum Sllld)e
oieies 2anoes bier berum laufen. gs
gelang benz Shurfen nidt, mid 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

bcralbcll; alien Inibeine nod aber
iheint er icine aiiuite al eircm al.
bereu Spfer perittht 81 boben."
sd CLAUDE, mir mer0cn beltte
einen guten Sang maden" iprad)
glrflett jest leile ST. 8nooipin &c.
manbt. y@ir miijien Den 9llrid)eil
g~rinfsleo aus aorn llehlnen.. 9ie
S6linge mtB 5uae5o9en perber, che
oas Gpu5ert 5u Gllbe 1T. unb lpir
miiiien ms auf ollie Sale ieiner be.
m1btigen." .Wtr. 9rinfslep," fit1r
cr in ireunolidem Gone tort, eincn
Manm bon mGhtigem aorperbaii ons
reocnb, yipollen Sic nidt bier Ylas
nebmen? Sd babe einige Site tiir
meme beiten &ulloeu %reIerpiert."
Mr. Rrinfslep, Der niht geDobht
mar. 10 boflid angereoet 5ll 'wcrocn,
idob Die nrtige 3upprfomnienbeit
Irfletts leinen %perdnoerteit Serbalt-
niiien al unb ging abnlingslps in Die
Safe. Die llngeoulo Der 9eiufer,
Die iid) aus alien Shidlteu uno gta.
tionalitateu 5ulammenlesten, ltei.
9erte lid bon Minute al Wtiniltc unb
mid elmer lebbaften Spannmng olS
slrflett eillcn feiten groBen Siih ans
ieilem Saocn brad)te ltno meloetc,
Die @priteaung iperoe ioglei6 begiii-
nen. Son einiaen Seiten muroe baS
angefiinbigte Grideincn bes Stint.
lers nit heifdaigem Stampfen Be.
griiBt. Eloblid n%erItumnlte Der
91rm: eine lnlltloie Stiae trat Gill;.
ais Irflett ieBt elmer bleid)en, angit'
lid orcinihauenbcn, Dor @rregung
5itternoen fIeinen Sralt beim 9eltei-
gen bes Siihcs, Der bier oas SODIUM
biloete, bebilflih mar.
ySit. DEM oas nid)t Sin 9riartrpS
Srau2" riefen Girtige ails Der Mei.
ge. n@aS ioa ocrm bieier gtarrel.
id)er5 beoeuten2"
sd mil gild) bie 9ebeuting Bier.
BON iagen;" begom Die Sraii, itcdl.
Dem lid lire Grreglna einigertnaBen
aelegt bate. .0ie Meiiten bon Glid
miiien, ooB mein Malin LANCE. Belt IN
bieiem 2nnoe orbeitete nno baB er
bon arobem @ibgeidid perfolgt
mur6e."
.Sa, Waoam, mir miiien, baB er
nie Slid bate" rief Elm @oloIuder.
! (Sortiesun9 auf Der A.. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
3mOrftes aapiteI.
Gin icltiames CONCERT.

SIS geifab gan5 10, mie es 5000.
min porausgeieben bate. Ger DC.
bari an porrdtbigen 2ebensmitteln
ermies iid fir flint Yerionen unb fir
l6naere 3eit ais politGnoig rn5ltrei'
deno, obgleih in ieoem 2aoen mo in
ieber @ainpirtbihaft Nadfrage &c.
balten nur0e.
,Saben Sic oenn nift pieber neue
8orrdtbe beiteat?" fragte @ooomin
Den porermGbnten aramer Mrflett.
Der bisber nod INNER Die better
@aaren n1o Die groBte auswabl alii
Eager gebalten hattie.
.@epiB tbat ib oas,. nnb id ct.
marte Die Safen ieoen Ingenblif,
gber lper fam wiiieu, OBJ Dem 3uac
nidt etiuas 5ngeitoBen ooer oerielbe
beraubt morben iit2"
@oobfpin erirnerte Iid BEL oieIer
@orten Der abenteuer 9oltons, rnb
cine tiefe giltmutbigung ergriff i'm,
lpeltr er an Die triiben Ausiidten
oadte, pelhe iid inn our6 bas Sch.
len Der erbofiten 2ebensmittel croft.
ueten; aber bennoh NOR er felt emit
i6loiien, iein Slid nod Elm meiteres
Sabr 81 periud)en, nnb NiemanO
merfte ibm llnruhe itno Gorge OIL,
ais er iest nit ieinen @efdbrten Su.
iammentraf, Inn i'm nGdlten @oit.
buuie ettpas 3eritreullng 81 ild)en.
,Geoenfit o.. beute nod nit inns
auisubreben?" wanbte iit Splueiter
oil 8opoipin.
.Ncin. mir ipoqen bis morgeil
marteu," lautetc bic Mntmort. ,@bc
id) wieoer in meme Giniamfeit AZ.
riidfebre, mill id, einmal inter Mell.
iden iein unb menigitens fir eineu
glbenb pergeiien, baB es Wiibial nm
G%ntbebrng aibt. &omm, Lob inns
iroblid iein."
I'D borte, eS fGnoe beute @beno
ein Gon5ert itatt," bemerfte 9ope,
n@oaen mir inns oieien 8enuB son.
nen?"
nGqtiirlih!" i%tiurrute @ooopiu bel
nno trat al ein balb5crriiienes Ylo.
fat bcrorl. weld,es nit cinigen NG'
geln an Der @ano zines Sanies be.
feitigt mar.
,Nhtung! Seilte s(beuo s
llbr bcabiidtiae i'd, Dor Irf.
let's 2aocn elm CONCERT gum
Better bcs 8olbiuders Sunncs
5000. DER fralf lit, 81 gcbeu.
"a bisber elm ocrnrtiges Con-
5ert in 9oWiou Gin nod ME
mails itottgcimocu hat, 10 bittct
man I'M rcd)t 5ablrcidlcn BE.
md!"
9oS mar gacs. Ncr bicies pilil'
ncrbarc CONCERT peronltaltcte. bnS
olles biSber 9%oaeueiene iibertrai, ba.
bon pcrlo,itetc fem Mort. Nber bas
mar ali1 oen Meiltcn glcihgiilti9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

Sntbebrllng mo @cfdDr licber crtra.
zen, ais ibre ardfte einem ebrlidell
Sriperb 81 piomen, mihreno iie bod
illir bel allgeitrengtelter Mrbeit aili
,iueu Grfolg boffen biirfen. 0ieie
2cutc trngen natiirlif oa5ll bel, bas
)ortc Spos Der @ploillder llod) 81
Derid)linmern; berm tic liegen I'M.
incr IN gereitidait, benlelbeu bas
'niiblain geipomacnc @olo 81 raiiben.
Sieien Singell Ihbilfe ST. ifoffcn,
libt es meines 9nfiirhaltens nllr Elm
Wittel, unio bas beitebt bariit, man.
gels ulisreibenoen geietIide Il
Shubes Die Spnf- Suits moIten 81
IaIien."
.@arit On Senn gaits ollein, aIs
On bon ben 9ieben nngegriffen tpilr'
beit2"
gNein. Gin Snoianer, Dem if
EMIT einige 0ienite l~eiitete, Iebt mil
mir 5%uiammen; ieiner @aflamfeii
baben mir 9eioe unier 2eben al oan,
fen. Gr mar es, Der cinen Der ltebeI,
tbdter tobtete uitb Der ai1h iett unierl
Irbeit iibertpaht, mGbrenb i6 bierber
fam, Inn meinen 8olDitaub IN Slider
belt 81 bringen. Iber MN modte id
porihlugen, aufSu6reden, benn id
muB 5ur 9rbeit Suriif, nnb porben
m%iiiien mir Mles ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
mas bier in CANTON Gitp irgeno ar
SorrGtben 5i finoen lit, oainit mil
uns bod penigitens etpnS auf oil
3eit bes @oloiuhens porbereitet ia
ben, auf bic ioeenannte .Saiion"."
,aommt benn bieie erit?" RE
Splpeiter %eritaunt. SD alaiibte
mir befdnoen inns iest in Der giinitig'
item 3eit."
r9urhaus niht; bas golbmaider
miro i'm CONNER porgerommen
aber Die eigentlihe 9(rbeit oeS 8oIb,
iudens eebt i'm 8inter Dor iid, menu
Iaes feiteefroren n,,b Die Sempera
tlir supeilen bis SO @rab inter Hul
%geilnfen it,"
LIND lit es mirflid benfbar, inter
oieien 8erbGltniiien al arbeiten2"
n0u lpirit bnl0 geni,g einiehen ler,
men, baB MIR barte Mrbeit alein In
Stanbe lit, did in einem 2anbl
parnn 5l balten, in pelhem elm gu.
ties Sol5feuer nabeSit 81 ben unerfiill'
barren @iinid)en aebort."
9ieie @roffnnngen Hanger iiil
Nienlanb erbaulih; 9obion mar 81,
gin5ige inter Den Heuangefomme'
men, melder einen gegriff oapoli bat
te, melfe Miibialen itnb gntbebrun'
gen es foitete, Inn iid bis 3linl 9eiit
bon 8olo uno Meiftbnm biirhSufGm'
pien. .slber Die MGnner troiteter
lid NIT Dem @eoanfen, bob, iuenr
@poopin nnb Mnoere benz Slime
4ros 81 bieten permohteu, es nlld
ibueu gelingen miirSe, unb freuoiger
Wutbes begaben tic iih aiif Den Weg
nm ibre 9eiorgunsen 81, MAIDEN.
= - -
3mDIftes &apitel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Cine sr,d6funs aus Den eaaaoif6en SofOefOern.

olls5uihieben lr,b Die gtadt 5rlu
Iiisruben 81 benusen. Sn bieier
ltiueu Stunoen Der 9tudt, bo ollnl1.
lid Die @emiitber mieoer rubiger ge-
moroen rparen illb baS Hafegefiibl
oilrf, Die S~eitrafiing Der llnboloe Sc
frieoigune gefunben battc, gepann
cine gepiiie periobnlihe Stimmuna
Die Sberbanb uno man fam therein,
Die betoen llnboloe, che MAJ lid mie'
Der alf Den @eg mad5te, aus ibrer
allalpollen Gage St befreien.
- - -
3ebntes &apitef.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-18
BALDWIN'S AERO CRIPPLED.
smashup Fellows NaFTOw Miss Of cot
llaIOn at Hempstead Plain.

garden CITY. l., l.. June ~. Capt.
Thomas \. Baldwin after completing
several laps Of the Hampstead Plain
aviation field az about O'Clock tonight
met with an accident While he was
making a turn his aero came In contact
with a clump ~ trees, breaking the pro-
pellsr. several struts the rear control
and wheel
A. tho time Joseph Seymour was hying
over another part Of the field and dis
tracted attention from the accident, and
Il was not until some one saw Capt Bald
win signalling for help that the crowd
knew the machine had come down on the
FAR side % the course Baldwin's mocha
nicians hurried across the field and
dragged the crippled aero back 10 It'd
shed.
In making previous landing Capt
Baldwin almost collided with the Frlsbee
machine that was standing in front Of the
aerodrome. Hc said that after he had
shut on the spark the motor continued
20 work because Il had become over
heated.
The Baldwin machine will he repaired
tomorrow in time for the flights In the
afternoon. Capt Baldwin has an extra
propeller 10 replace the damaged one.
Tomorrow will he tag day and sew
srAl society women, including Mrs. W.
x. Vanderbilt. IT,, will sell tags. Hall
the proceeds will he given 10 the Nassau
County Hospital and the other half will
90 toward having the grounds rolled.
SIX nurses from the hospital will assist
In collecting contributions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-18

part Of the total remaining unpaid and
there wil! ~ no difficulty about carrying
th. reward through a. an encouragement
10 faithful service Even " Congress
should balE. Parr would have legitimate
claim against the Government now tnai
( 10. Secretary ~ the Treasury has decided
w hi- favor
The announcement was made NJ the
Treasury today after talk between
Secretary MacVeagh aud President Taft
Attorney General Wick.rsham had al
ready passed upon PARIS claim. but Mr.
MACY cagh wished 20 have the approval
u the President W word has been
received here from Mr. Parr tonight
but II IN understood that he will he salts.
feed with the award
Mr MacVeagh based his award on the
opinion submitted 10 him upon request
BY Mr. WiCksrsham In submitting the
case a. the Attorney General Mr. Mac.
Veagh called Parr a man u intelligence
aclmen aud courage aud highly praised
his work in unsarthing the sugar frauds
lie reviewed the evidence ~ tho Whole
case and informed the Attorney General
alan Of claims made by Edwin l. Ander.
-on and Charles NJ Daily. the latter a
Government employee and the former
the one time dock superintendent NJ the
sugar trust Anderson and DAILY based
their claims 10 reward on the fact that
they had been informed by Richard
whaley. an employee ~ the trust that
he (whalsyl had invented a fraudulent
method Of weighing sugar as far back a.
ises Whaley made no claim % any re-
ward. but the two others did
Attorney General Wickersham after
REVERSING the case decided that Parr
alone vas entitled - consideration
Whalsy's machine hs showed was not
in uss when the frauds we're unearthed.
and In consequences 81 that fate the claim
Of Andersen and Daily ended there
Mr. WickershEm declared thAt PArr had
proved of invaluable assistance in the
CONDUCT ~ tho trial and said that lie
success was due largely N him
There was M doubt. said Mr Wicker
sham. that he vas sought n bs brihed
with offers Of very large amounts Of
money and that b. resisted In q high
minded manner
Pau has not much property Or money
When a man here asked him what he
would d. " he got his rev lard hs said
The first thing ~ do IL n sst aside
enough 70 provide foT CERTAIN Of my rela-
iives'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-18

Kaiserin Augiste Victoria. the vessel thea
leing a little more than 300 miles from
port
i have been away from America a
year and a quarter. and while | have
enjoyed my trip through Africa have
broa much more greatly pleased with
my experience in Europe. The fact "a
that ! fail 10 see how any one under any
circumstances could have had a mone
Interesting or a more pleasant trip than
the one which has fallen 70 my lot. I
wish to express my very deep appreoia-
ton 81 the more than general courtesy
and hospitality which have been extended
to me by the people and the rulers of the
different countries through which have
passed
-Of course am very glad to Eet homs.
appreciate deeply the kindness Of the
nutitude ~ friends who have asked me-
to speak in different places and / hope
that they will understand that Il is simply
a physical impossibility for me even 70
consider the accep, ance IL more than
one in one hundred 81 these invitations.
I shall not speak Tor more than two
months after my arrival home. and my
first appearance in that capacity win b
at the John Brown celebrAtion In Kansas.
After that shall 70 20 the frontier EsthaE-
ing at Cheyenne. thsn TO the Conssrvation
Congress At 81. Paul and possibly 10 ons
or two other places.
Positively shall have nothing what
ever 70 say in the immediate future about
politics. and will give no interviews What
ever on that ss.biect. Anything puF-
porting to be an interview With me thas
may appear IN the newspapers can b.
safely 81 down At oncs - an invsntion.
7 take this opportunity Os acknOWl-
sdging with my hoartiest thanks he
numerous wireless messages have 70
oeived and the letters Of greeting which
received in London before starting Cor
home and which II has been impossible Cor
ne personally 10 aoknOWlsdEs. Insed not
say how deeply am touched by theas Kind
messages and am sure that the scndssu
viii understand that my failure 70 answar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-18
SCHOOL TEWTER Z ITIDr
MIS- Theodsra \. EiNsI. DrpFess~d b,
a,rkneaa. Hangs IIrrsrlf

Miss Thrndora X EiWril ~ years ID O
public school teacher and dlugIl--
" J u Elwpli. ship broker ~ W.i
street. - q sidney place. Brooklyn vas
found deed ~ sbOut 10 O'Clock yrsi-r.l, ~
murning hanging 10y q rupa around her
NECK 90 a ladder IN 'hr gymnasium uii
the third toOT ~ tho unOccupied building
e., is5 FURNISH street physician Whp
was summ0ned said that the woman had
been dead Tor several hours.
Miss Fiwell had only rs.oenily recovered
from a rever- attack II typhoid fever
aud Tor two weeks past had bssn liv ing
with the family ~ stephen l.Oines -
i57 Columbia Heights. which fronts the
F,irman street building Mss Elwell
made arrangements 70 accompany some
members u the LOines family on trip
10 lake George newt Monday. A. IA result
% her aichn@aa she had been much de-
ureaard. but there vas No suspicion that
she Contemplated suicide.
A. . O'Clock yesterday morning when
she failed 10 come down 20 breakfast a.
usual Miss Elwell vas missed by he
i,oineses, and an hour later she vas found
dead in The gymnasium, which she
reached by going through the "in~-
garden 20 that OF the adjoining house
and climbing up a stairway. She had
fastened one end Of q rope which she
found In the room 70 a ladder and the
other around her neck
Miss EiWeil was q graduate Of Radcliffe
College and had hem a public school
teacher for fifteen years. Hhe was a
teacher 10 the Wadleigh High School,
Manhattan. when stricken with typhoid
fever about ave mOnths ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-18
LIIBLE ONLr FOR $50
Rahrsad nerd Nsi Ps' WSre for . 81
TTlppers last aIlse.

Tho appellate Division II the supreme
court ruled Yesterday that a commutsr
cannot cUlisrt more than 50 from
ra.lroad company Tor Io~t baggage when
the communication ticket provides that the
company will MT he responsible for more
thE1 that amount The cpurt held that
a1oths. rIas- - ticket might carry more
hgblhty
The question was before tho o,urt in
rut brought by Edith Gardiner
q ysiu-t 10. NeA YORK central a. recover
81 So %, the value II travelling bag lost
y hen She was travelling betW -on Bedford
and the Grand Central station on = iifty
trip ticket The railroad set up the
contract on Tie ticket eNemptiug FINN
liability Tor over 81 for baggage The
railroad -et up that the limitation applied
only o. the clr-s II ticket used by the
plaintiff and that II she hal pad full
fare aud declared tho yalie of her ba gga ~
she would have had unlimited protection
for her baggage
The Appellate Division holds that thor.
was special contract b.tv zen tho
traveller aud the railroad company IN
this case and that the defendants limit
Of liability vas clearly expressed and that
- demurrer must bs sustained
Justice lAughlin d,---ut-i