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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14

hitting suicide. Investigation
brara out every detail Of her story
Her stety brings 0ut the value OF
hYpnofism In determining guilt In
battling crimes
Hitchcock and bis wife were ad.
diefed 20 drugs. The tragedy oc,
CURED when both were drunk With
mofEeia They had been in a semi.
atupur for several daye. On The
sYensns al Nov. 20. 1907. Robi
Hitchcock loft the flat in T.. t5sth
street 10 buy more 0piAtea iie r..
turned presently, carrying bag 81
red appies
lie told hiss wife he had made up
hla mind They had made a mess
OF their ligea lie told her to get
ready for long Journey. They
would 80 together 10 death.
Dreamlly abe obcycd her husband :
ordcFs
First they read a chapter 81 the
bible aloud Then Hitchcock had
her write a motto; 4 It'd this-thc
blame IL mine. and agn Il Then
she siooa and smiled stupidity At
him while BE- aimed a pistol al her
aAd fired
The frat shot struck her IN the
hody ard instantly drove the clouds
from hgr brain. She ran screaming
from the room. her husband follow.
Ing. shooting her again and again.
She fell with four terrible woRndE.
The mailman then laughed and fired
santeniy through the window. shat.
tsrinx the glass and setting the cur.
tain xhlane
That shot empficd the gun. lie
reloaded. climbed upon the bed.
stood upright. shut hls eyes and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14

wards their wives under tho In.
fuence 81 Christianity. bat they
are learning that "a other countries
even the prioats do not hold an
the sayao. and that even the men
who work al the plew all day long.
as they do Ia America. have aomo.
thing 60 say ia the government.
Sultan Abdul hated the followers
Of tho iowly Jesus. because wher.
ever Christianity Halned q foothold
IN hla aomlniona. Sultan Abdul saw
hia power and that Of the priests.
upon whom he relied. rapidly wan.
ing. II was fOr this reason that
Abdul ordered the massacree of
Christian converts. which startled
the whole world and which win 10
down IN history. giving unIneiiy 10
Ail Turks the reputation OF being
blood thirsty butchers.
1 say that Abdul ordered the
hulchety 90 Christians. aud I say
Il with the most conclusive proof.
about which shall next proceed
10 tell you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14

tell you who Geo Washington was
and about New York and Paris and
London. In the center OF the WI.
laEe yoa will find a little school
aud the missionary II II ia sun.
day you will see thu women gath,
erIng here with their husbands
and ehtldren. Hut that will mean
little 90 you II you do not rcmem.
Der that woman has no part Ia the
Mohsmmedan rcllgf0n.
Those magnificent mosques that
you see Ia Turkish cities are not
Tor the women. and. according TO
Turkish law. II one OF them en-.
ters, the mosque must be RACED 10
The ground But the men are not
only becoming more ienlent 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14
Seattle's Dental War q
Good Thing for the
People

asa ssx RisfsH my per=saat at
frntfon to my DENTAL PRACTICE.
I am not giving Introductory
prices nor doing cheap adgeftisinG
Dental Work Ny offices have been
located 81 us FIRST avenue for IS
yeara. / myself bought and took
charge 81 the offices July IS. 1901
ana ] have no other office In Seattle.
] VIII save you ~ least one .hsif
or 80 per cent on your Dental Work,
and yHur work VIII he dona hy tried
and true Graduate Dentists of from
ten % twenty years experience, who
have been carefully Instructed IN
the system of Painless bentiatfY.
both Reputation and Success
The Day Of neek"siaE IL s"re Go
Gene
n a bank should open IN Seattle
and advertise 90 pay you onr hun.
drNd cents on tao dollar for ths use
OF your money Tor ninety DAYS. you
would net care ~ deal with such \
bank
Having Dental work done IL Just
like putting money So the bank. and
unless tha Dental work and gunran-
toe are good. the bank la busted
and you are HiunF
no res Need Te~tht
A perfect SET of artificial teeth ~
work of mechanical are. I guar.
Go "a ami after Z make you a ret -
teeth sou may go 90 any Reputable
Dentist See seattle ana have them ~
bmiHHd sud m the teeth do rot ~
arc mtEe eBtlefaction. I viii make
them nFrf 90 give your faaueV hafk.
fematahfF ! repair al nty Plates
wiihnnf charge
Hsrsrd 90 fse presa OF
MAJ 1899 I decided act TO re-
mBiu silent and aiiow the state Den
tmt ramNane % continue their an-
MfrbY have kept IN che high
standard ~ ms Dental Work. but :
have uat ghe price 50 per cent and
between May ! 1903. ard April 30,
1919. just eight thousand seven hun
Iftd ard slFht patients have re-
geiFsd ths beurfit. care and atfen-
fian Of eur hiEh-fiass work al Aaif
TIE price charged b. tie Combine
Dentists.
10 not experiment with your
teeth They are valuable fssfnem-
her. ! require twelve assistants 20
tre satisfaction and my guarantee
In bArkee ~ the IAFnehf Deatai
practice IN The Enited states outside
81 New York city Cali aud allow
me 10 examine your teeth. aud in
a,ruef you about their care then
have your Dental work dona BY any
p~nt1st Feu care 10 so 10
EDWIN T. BROWN.
til First Avenue. Union Block. he
tween Columbia ana Cherry Streets
Open evenings antii and Sundays
until Tor people who woFh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14
Az ssslss sARsoom,
WISER q the Young Turk Party

- az the Young Turk Party.
,~s,,eans can necessarily have
alm idea Of the tremendous
~ .s.sI.,n hat has reached a cli.
IA wwept i sultan from his
- = III within the lifetime ~ a babe
49, ~, IA For over 80 years the
Srk party. Of which J am a
-. - A.s been Ia existence hop
4 va Turkey out 81 her me
4 ssrkeesx And toward this
.len vas taken just a year
.hn,,s which | wiil endeavor 20
I .s.s ~ ~ some new facts, Hut BE-.
~ 80 eoue 10 the Immediate causes
~. ~ rrershfow II that demoniacal
-, snliaa Abdul. viii paint a
Y. rielaFes q conditions as they
~. s~sslsus 70 the bold action Of
- fsang TURKS.
<. sllA me into a village where
,<',.nr,saanlsm has full sway and
q seax aalmals lying IN the street
80 Az Aors have deyunrcd all
=. sss,r BONES whlie litiie children.
$780, ID Ave and die without
$3.50 q books. play Ia per
- an about the dead car
- gnter With me one Of the
49, IL which the village Is COM
800 snt ID The front room you
- slmays find the horses and
49, sne hack Of that the LIVING
Z - Il hamAn beings
II .un happen IN at meal time
~ IN fira the man Of the house
.-s,s,s plone At bis meal on the loor
~ IL wives standing uotionless
! ,pxpsctfui obelsanee before him
= - the he Is eating. Not uatil
: AL eaten and left the room may
- au;ner eat, ard them X Is their
n:vi!s<e 10 gather up shat they
- x xhni Is left
& d 70, lhlnk shat this domina-
a. ase9 tie wouen folk Is Inn
60 d ~ peasants. Until ! had
~ NJ hos,e 10 C0nstantiSopie.
sres years ago, had never seen
~ sushar slf Gnxn 10 eat With
~ sziher have often seen her
~ ii he ground with her head
! I. III aoas al bis feet
NJ NJ Is have \ look az a VII.
~ IS which the Influence OF
f1szE&1isy has eouae. You viii
1nr1afeiy Be struck By the large
sze>4 q ehlldren with clean
kux Qusxtion them and you will
M iAey can read and write. and
- ~ only talk inteIllgentiy
Ag& j<sx ef Nazareth. but can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14
Mrs, Hitchcock, In Matteawan
for Alleged Murder OF Hus-
band, Restored to Sanity by
Suggestion-M ystery OF
Tragedy Cleared.

NEW YORK. July "a The eight
and smell " some rosy red apples
restored the sanity OF Mira Char.
lolte Hitchcock aud viii probably
clear her OF the charge Of murder.
Ing her husband. for which alleged
crime she ~ serving a life sentence
In Matteawan.
While Insane Mrs Hitchcock con.
feaaed 70 numbering her husband.
Fiimay clrcumstantiai evidence
supported her confession. and she
was sent 70 Mattcawan.
The sane Mira. Hitchcock tells a
plain tale about her husband com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14

tention with a picture Of the trag
edy By guggeuilon then produced
a bag OF rcd apples and had her
smell them
Il suddenly thought Of tho apples
my husband had brought home"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14

said Mrs. Hitchcock 30 n reporter.
"A remembered thoy were red. and
was able % reconstruct again the
mental picture of the shooting"
The picture thus brought back
waH the same she had described
while hypnotized. n has been VERT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14
IN TIME OF NOAH

4 suppose that the fish had no
trouble living through the delugc
"Or course not II was In the
drouth afterward that they nearly
ali persisted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14
Of CIVILIZATION AND
FREEDOM IN TURKEY AS SEEN
THROUGH EYES OF THE TURK
n Special Rs.. A s ss The c,s Sta. Writes Of
Una, the New Order OF Life Is Bringing His Country

.,e n. rphsh has rsyeiu-
et ana PssseeA
sfsrt
believes Americans growth
the = sl
darkness Aha dawn
coaeiAnnae
se,ia -~ea's'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14

sixty three railroad laherrrm. re-
turning % Seattle IN the atoamship
Northwestern from raFaaya yeefer.
day. brought with them pay checks
fnf their work catimated as totallug
sse. geo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14

uwden l.. Mills. a gfHndsan % the
Lasts n q. Mills. a IN seattle la COM
pany with a. " Taylor at san Fran
cisco. president ~ the Trradweii
Mining company. They are on their
way 20 Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-14

fled IN every detail
Her attorneys are trying - have
her discharged from Matfeawan. IN.
dlcted and tried for murder. conf.
dent that any jury will acqult her.
ron NEW. ni5dnfu fufuisHsd rooms
Dc low prices. call ai THE 4ifHiHHa ~
virginia Street. near WTsflAi& Avenue -"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
EDW. WALL,
COAX WOOD SALOON J
,~oeeenaber Der glnb,e

hermann, &: mo.
Dies III Der elesonteite Saloon in Ger
mann nnb finDet man bort audD bic Setter
Setr6nte unb Gigarren.
BeIonbers quite WbiSfpS. NltiniSer
ascni in Sermann fir ben ~beriibm,er unS
ed1ien Pourbon unb RDe Whiefp ben Ger
mann Diftiuins So. prsis bsrielbe pie ,Er
fer DiftiHern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
Eugen Nasse

Reparirt: s sf!ssssI:as ''''''a''''
S.iIt easta. t4Itiit aQsttr unD e@ssrtn mn . ~
btjor9tau, bsrartistn arbsittu sur Srti'tesssf"''
Nuitiaaespsr. out NIB binis
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
RIVER NEWS

Capt. Fitchner took the Tom Hill
ana TOUR barges . Memphis teate
sta
The river 3laFKed 1e) feet on the
Cairo gauge LAST eyen-4g. showing y
fall Of 5 81 foot IN y hours
Rising ias:a were reported Ecstc@
day from points -r3ve here ps foi.
lows .ttshrrg 8.l Par1ersDurg, o.
Cincinnati A. Louisv- ? ~ 4erLe
IIautc.2. Nashville - Florence ~,
Riverton IL. Kansas City g, Chester
il. Cape GirafaeaH 2.
ghc Fell lderold passed down from
St. Louis for Memphis.
The Dick Fowler = still oat OF com
IN ssion on account 'of twisted rid
der. The accident happened at Jonna
several days ago.
The Lee Line company s new wharf
boat for Memphis Is nearly ready Il
will leave the TToward's silipyard for
A force of twenty-five men ~ re-
pairing the fleet Of the EAGLE Packet
Co, laid up at paducah, getting them
in condition for service IN the eonains
spring.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18

asmuch as no appropriation is made,
but merely fixes the salaries. The law
governing the marshal of the supreme
court and the secretaries OF the 81
preme judges is said to read eyactly
in the language as that of the 1899
parole law. which was declared III
valid.
The same provision IS said to hold
true in the law creating the position
of fire marshal, ---aeTein the amount
for the payment OF that official and
his employers are provided for through
moneys paid into the office of the au
ditor of state by Tie insurance com
panies licensed TO carry on business
IN the state, through the medium Of
fees. Whether or not the contention
viii hO!l good that there is such sim
ilafity In the laws as to render them
invalid Ii the question be raised. II
was Of sufficient importance yester
day to cause considerable comment
|among those whose interest in the
laws are important.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
DECISION one
Of IMPORTANCE
RENDERED EY SUPREME COURT
or ILLINOIS ON THE PA
ROLE LAW OF 1899.
lis UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Expert Attorneys Declare Decision
May Abolish Offices Of State
Fire Marshal and Other
Officials.
snocial ia The Bulletin.

Special TO The Bulletin.
Springfield. H., Feb. T.---When the
supreme court on Wednesday decided
invalid the 1899 parole law becat Sc
that law the court declares, Is in yio-
lence OF section 16. article 4, Of the
constitution of the state, which pro-
yides that the act making appropria-
tons for the salaries of members OF
the general assembly and state Off
GERS shall not incluce legislation on
any other subject, they opened the
way to the question OF the constitu,
tionality OF the law which created the
state tcard Of administration, of the
law which provides Tor the appoint.
ment OF fire marshal possibly that
which governs the pay of the marshal
Of the supreme curt, AMI also the
private secretaries of the Judges
Such is the opinion of one of the
ahlest attorneys in the capital, who
las been investigating the matter
since the decision of the court on last
Wednesday. The act which created
the state parole board, at the same
lime. fixed the salary OF the members
ef the board of parole at $1,000 per
year and made appropriation for their
pay 1t is said that the law under
which the state board OF administra
Con was created does not apply, in
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
ROCKFORD IN 1871
ILLINOIS RETAIL MERCHANT S
CLOSED CONVENTION
YES-EFl-AY.
Elect Officers, Adopt Resolutions
Making Important Recommen-
dations and Compliment
ina Cairo Citizens.

Yesterday at noon the Seventeenth
Annual Convention of the Retail MGR
chants Association Of Illinois came to
close after several hours OF good
work. Reports from committees We're
read and tho recommendations CON
CURED in. Among these was one ex'
pressing appreciation Of the entertain
ment received IN Cairo; another Of
respect for Jacob Scnlosser, former
! president OF the South Chicago Assoc
| citation, they urged the passage BY
the Illinois general assembly OF a
punishment law they endorsed a
bill regulating the sizes Of boxes ai4i
barrels for apnles, now heading in
congress; urged the appropriation d
sl00G1 by the Ilinos legislature u
enable the Railroad and War9hous2
Commission to Investigate express
rates,
/ Il series Il clever verses written ~
mrs. NJ. ., Hretto. referring pleasant
NY to vnriaas Incidents and persons Of
| the convention we're re al and rc
ceiYed with hearty applause, These
are printed elsewhere u lhis paper.
The convention accepted ali INVITA-
ton from geo. J. Becker. president d
the Andrew Eohr Bottling Go. to
visit the u'ant and many availed them
selves Of che opportunity to enjoy Mr.
Ieckers hospitality.
The mere Important business Of TIE
session ives the selection OF the next
place Of meeting, for which Rockford
Belleville and Decatur We're the chieI
contestants. The strong sentiment in
favor of more northern point pre
vailed easily, beearae the last tive
conventions hal been held IN the
southern half, and Rockford was chos
en-.
There was not much contest ovel
the lection OF officers, which resnte.
as follows!
President. W II Joestring, Alton
reelected,
First vice president Oscar NJ
King. Chicago,
Second vice president d. r. i'ur
roughs, Edwardsyille.
Third vice president, NJ, L. Baxter
Springfield,
Treasurer, r. Schmidt Chicago, re-
elected
Directors. Waiter Horn, Chicago; G
r. Dewend, Moline,
i AT night the executive committee
I, met at the Halliday and re.elcete'
Long Green as secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
OLD REGULATION
WILL PREVAIL
PUBLICITY or RETURNS or CON.
GERMS ON THE COR
PCRA-lON TAX,
COLLECTORS NOTIFIED


Washington, Feb. lT.---Collectors OFT.
la5efaal revenue throughout the com
tgg have been not ii Of the pres
dents decision that returns by cor
,orations nnder the Law imposing 4.
\ .sg CT one per cent on their net IN
omes are net to be open to general
lublic inspection. unless sutstah
iai appropriation 5 made By congress
d tlefray the necessary expenses.
This ruling. however, IS subject ac
limited modification. ANY persons
amer than tho taxpayer making tae
retarn. or his agent. who desires tc
/ see 1t. shall apply To the secretary ri
the treasury. who in his discretion
will. on proper showing of cause, ap
prove the request Thus approved il
| II TO be presented 10 the commissioner
! OF Internal revenue. who viii permit
ltbe return 10 be seen by the arplt
icant.
| The regulation referred TO is identi
| cal with the regulation now in force
! 1t is only occasionally that the priv
. ilpge Of seeing 4 re turn Is given t.
1 Il non.taxpayer, and this Usually in re
I! Spouse 10 reauest OF the court
/ There appears ,tonht whether congress
i will give the treasury department The
j appropriation of s50nG9 asked for r
carry into effect the publicity feat
lure.
/ Chairman Payne. Of the eommittat
4 on WAYS and means. said he saw IN
way lg which the appropriation coult
i be maze outside OF the regular ordai
/. Chairman Tawney. oi the appropr,a
}tions committee, said the reques
would be compelled 20 take its plac'
in the general deficiency hill at tn,
lend OF the session. II Is we'll under
stood among the Republican leader
that no immediate effort will b
made to meet the treasury depart
ments request.
1t was said today that Champ Clark
minority leader, has notified Payn
that II there was any attempt mad
10 patch up this provision Of the lay
through the Ways and means commit
tee. he world move to reopen III
! tariff fight.
Conferences of Republican leader
II were frequent today on the subject
HIT was declared tonight that no NOV
.lwould be am edit ogiye the treasur
n department the appropriation r.
, auested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
NEBRASKA BANK LAW.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE question
Of the constitutlonaiity of the
Nebraska law limiting banking il
Nebraska to corporations ami provid
ing for guarantee fund for depos
itors in state banks, was brought to
day to the Supreme court OF the Uni
ted States. The case Is that Of the
First State Bank OF Holstein, heb.
wherein the court below enjoined the
officials from enforcing the law OF
the ground it is unconstitutional.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
THE WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

1'be snow which began falling We'd.
nesdayt evening continued all nie.f
ann raft Of yesterday with q strong
..fpd from the northwest, constit,t,-
iug the sayerest spell Of winter
weather experienced here IN mahss
wears. The snow and sect measured
about four and a quarter inches mat
inc "a OF an inch of water. tfae GOV
eminent bulletin yesterday reported
Precipitation from nearly every pom
III this section. the heaviest besiss
v 10 at Nashville. IT, al LoRfsyii :
and 10 at Cincinnati Below zero
temperatures we're reported as tot'
isws Pismark "A faiuth "a, Hasfa
.3a. Huron ~, Miles City %. omaaa
Rapid city IL, 81. Paul ~.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
ring all neatly packed for mail.i
Makes Confession,

MAKES IuHtCSStOt'
Al Headquarters the negro gave MS
name rs John tratt he was paroled
convict from the Chester peniten,
tiary, having been sent up from Mar
shall. ILL., The notice asked him for
the rings. He said he did not have /
them. At this juncttre aiaioncy pre- /
tiuced the box Of rings.
The negro made i iull confession /
and told or having pal named Lin
coin Wilson. who had ioined him a i
few minutes after the hold W OF
| Mrs. Maoney, on Railroad street. tie
| had gone down Fifth street TO Com !
mereial avenue on through the open
lot adjoining the old Green Tree house
Ito Railroad street, Both lie and ms
pal continued IN the street and in the
| rear OF Brrke's stable they put me
Istoen hand bag in the water trough.
later the hand ban was found. but It
was emnty.
Mrs. Accord's Purse Found
Learning where Pratt roomed at III
4 EttNGhlH ShICIt WV 9tOl
la search was made by Chief Egan and
q long overeoat was round also SET
/, RI new spoons. The spoons proved 20 be
the property of Mrs. Margaret Accord,
lwho was held M Saturday right. tn
!, coin Wilson, the alleged pal, was ar
rested bv the chief. uevt door to
| Pratt's home Pratt was identified by
! both Mrs Maloney and Mrs. Accord
! and admitted the deeds in their pres
ence States Attorney Wilson says
1 Pratt has been in Cairo since March
! OF last year.
Il Mrs. Maloney's Good Judgment.
81 The description of the silver dol
81 lar. which LED to the couture of the
Z ,mghwayman. was an attertnought oil
y Mrs. Maloney's. She telephoned the
7 information to The Bulletin office a.
. a late hour the night of the hold up
Her thoughtfulness has certainly beer
rewarded Had the negro gotten al
Q the valpacles she had on her ht
q would have secured quite consider
r able amount of none which she car
g ried in pocket end her valuable dia
" mond ring. Before leaving the office
e of the garage the evening in question
n she took the ring from her nurse ant
y placed e ca her fin-5r.
+ When asked what he did with Mrs
g Accord's hanJ bag Pratt said he tool
the contents out oad threw the bal
in among the cars at the Mobile an'
t Ohio freight yards.
d Grand jury Took Cas-.
re The grand jury heard the evidence
r, in the case yesterday afternoon an'
y will pat an indictnen against Prat
IS this morning. The evidence agans
" Ibis par will probably not be sutfi
a cient 10 indict him. the story of Pratt
to not being supported by any evidence
. It is quite probable Pratt's case wi
be handled today and his sentence b
RS Jrdge Butler Immediately follow an
IS he may he on the way to the peniter
r tiary ell within 2 few hours after tn
ar deed was committed
ar fhe penalty to cover Traits case
I'd one to fourteen years. HaG the negr
On used weapon at the time OF the hol
ne up, he could have he gwen a life sci
BY tence. He certainly deserves the linn
ne of the low.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
II Ia Good to Know

That II you make deep impression
around the root Of rubber plant and
pour In an ounce 1.-TWO tablsspoonfulsl
of asto~ oil once month you will be
surprised at he vigorous growth OF
the plant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
Use for Old Clocks.

When a small clock is beyond re-
pair do not throw 1t away, but keep
ii for sick room use. Set the hands
each time medicine is given to the
hour when the next dose is to be
given