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WINS JOH> -. ron SPEEDI>G
I s'eas, abIr t.rrrtrd NJ Forrest tiiii.. ,.~'s
aide Ice Rockefeller tarrisge.

CIENtIAND. Aug constable blk"y
81 south Euclid - rr--t-d John u Rookie
Teller "n charge Of speeding IA a motor
ear to-day Mr Rockefeller has he-n
summoned 20 appear az ~ O'Clock to-
morrow morning before Justice Dean
of south Fu.lid
The offence occurred last Ih nr-day
uut ~. constable did not learn until to-
day who owned M. car that had koD.
faster than the twenty miles an hour
that III. village Law permits To-day
BIk-v having discovered WHOSE car ~
wns set ont 20 arrest Mr. Rockefeller
H.. had got ~ far ~ the iron gates 81
Forest Hill- " hen sIp' Pat Lynch siopp-d
him
Who are vou- asked Lynch
i am Cou-i able Bilkey ~ South Euclid
and ! want 10 arrest Mr. Rockefeller.
the constable fEpli-l
Lynch t.l"phon,-d 80 IN" mansion and
was directed Ia bring mp the constable
Mr. ROck.fell-r. waiting on RI" v-randa
greeted Constable Bilk-v Then Bilkey
served III. summons
VERY we'll remarked Mr. Rockefeller
\ didn't know ! had le"n violating the
Law | am Wiling 10 accept service
Then Mr. Rockefeller ordered carriage
and Constable Bilkey. reclining at ease
on the cushions. was driven down the
winding avenue 10 trees and pat down
outside. the gnt..r
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.utIOR SANS TO-DtI.
Nothing Much Open to Acting Mayor
mitchell To De.

Mayor Gaynor will sail for Europe to-
day on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Cross.
to lie back within thirty days and Presi-
dent Mitchell 81 the Board u Aldermen
will 10 acting Mayor. Nth power TO an
sw.r letters An acting Mayor can pass
upon resolut. ons and ordinances adopted
by the Aldermen when the Mayor has
beeu absent for nine days. but A. the
Board ~ Aldermen will not meet again
until September N Mr. mitchell will not
even have the opportunity % getting
in veto
Mayor Gavnor SAid Yesterday that
he Was making the trip across the ocean
mostly for the sake of The rest he would
get un ship board He has not quite
d-cid,d how he viii pass the ten days
or 81 he will have on the other side. hut
he thought Yesterday that after landing
a. Bremen insteai - going 10 Berlin.
London or Paris h- would take a jaunt
through the north Sea to the coast ~
Norway He 10 gong alone
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mr. ~ ,Rr >uITr ,\D ST,mI
srsad-Li- Of BiE Guns Faiis io ~'aEE~T
the New BattlrshID

NEwpoEr.R I Aug The ba''I"-htp
Delaware. capt charles \ Gor" re-
turn - to-day 10 Management bsv after
- Two davs trap To -"a with NJ" naval
board ~ INSPECTION and survey ~
cord,ng To reports the new hoat mad ~
successful trial
For four hour. a. fun -rs-,-d ~" made
an average 81 - knots and for twenty
four hours continuous st.lrning . -p.'"d
20 ~ knots was developed
Their. were son" interesting gun trials
All II the turr-is were fired with the gun
crews at their stations and a. final test
all 81 the 10 aud ~ inch guns on Ga. ship
wer. fired ~ once The ship Was rolling
heavily. but no damage was done Tor
p.do..- were also successfully hrsd from
IN. submerged tubes
After the DelsWar. Goals She will <"
along the New England coast for further
shakInR down trials
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L0BB, WsT WEtR TAO
Grorgia q suip-'s Him ia Trii Who hire'
IlIu, aud What Hes - To.

AIIANTA Ga Aug $ drastic anti
lobbying b,li vas pas--J this afternoon
by the lower house 81 th" Georgia A.
s-mbly ~ vote of us to5 lite pa--agr
- assured IA the SENATE The bIll requires
that any one representing person.
frm OF corporation for or against l-sisia'
ton must register his nam" aud ina ~
hi- employer and de-iknst- The toll b." -
Interested in Violation - made felony
Ia the debate charges were made rels
tive ~ lobbyists
4 have seen representatives u special
Intervals at ou the hoor Of tins HOUSE
while votes were being taken un m-a-,ir--
they were Interested in SAID Representa-
tive Hun Legislators have been IN
nu-nc-i and contrOllsi hv paid men
sent her. 10 work on them ! have seen
both branches - this Legislature con
trull-d absolutely bv these lobbyists
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business IT 81 GHa dav. The hearing was
put over to Monday next ~ ia. rnmbs
court at O'Clock
Mr.. Craig said aftarward TIA, Ia. would
prove at the next SESSION that the. massage
To Europe of Mrs Hopkins aud her sec
rotary. Dana Pond when they sailed on
JlilV 20 was paid hv a cheCs signed n
:" C"rhett on The Fiffh Avrnu. HANK
Tor s'a1 25, payable 10 ~. Internal Iunal
Sleeping Car Company. IN" check beng
under sIbprna. ~. SAID that hr would
have introduced this evidence Yesterday
except for the statement which lei HIM
io excuse his illnesses for the day
IRFSIoN. y. j. Aug Ihaurcy u
bea~lv, counsel For Mrs Elizabeth =.
oualey Harvey Wiley CoTb.it and other
Stockholders of the Magresi4 Asbestos
company of America got au order from
Nice-' hanc-llor Walker MS afternoon
directing sheriff HarTigau ~ EsseS
county Ia stay the sale OF IA. property Of
tn" stone Age Plaster Company. which
mai been po-tpoI~l mtIi TOMORROW
morning The ORDER al-n directs FIward
I'Isi and the other complairsnts IN the
foreclosure proceedings 10 show CaUs. AZ
the State House rev, TuesiaV whv th.
decree of foreclosure advised by Vice
Chancellor Howell should not he r.oy+.Uel
and the Stohe Age Company permitted
To redeem the mortgage prenises
Annexed to IN" p-tition were afttdavits
Of both Mr. aud Mrs Qnalrv After th"
hnal decree had been entered IN the fore
closure Proceedings Mr. Qusl'v said h"
rendered Ia Edward I.usi the amount Of
his mortgage with interest and "us,-
According To Qualey I.u~i objsCt,.i on
the ground that he could not receive the
amount due him unless the other mort 70
gage"- and judgment creditors WERE paid
IN full QIalev replied that Il Iu-l would
accept what was due him h, ,-ruld arraug"
for n settlement with the others II was
then. QuAley said that l.u@i announced
his intention Of forcing a sale oT the prop
erty. declaring that he would huv Il IA for
small an amount - he possibly could II
permitted to complete and operate the
plant. OiIal-y asserted. he wouid be able
to paw the creditor. ~ III. company n
full
The Asbestos stockholders Joining with
Mrs Qual-y and Corbett IN th" petition
are Austin " Lord. & = Boremor. " y
Bo-worth Charles r sherman, Emma
- sherman. E'Inice r sherman stephen
4. Hunter Ellen y Hopkin- " u Funk
william = Atkinson Victor NcQuade
Dana Pond and John " Frulhiugha IN
all of New Nork
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SIRtTOGA STIRRING.
Hrpor,s oT small Games s:olnG On In .
Couple 90 Houses There.

SApNTUON. Aug For The hr-f Time
thi- season there was some gentle lid lift b.
ing ~ u couple 81 the clubhouses here to-
night ANY games that were In operation
wer. very quietly conducted and there
Wa nothing like open house
Most 81 the cIubhouses mad" no prepare
tionz 10 open this year. ~ CAnteld's
famous place the liveliest thing about
the darksned grounds tonight was The
fountain IN the Rarden Garfield removed
all his parap hernalia from the clubhouse
in the ap.ing and ne building h &C empty
a. n harm
When Canfield gave up the game here
most Of the little houOes lost heArt tee.
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uLrN az Wir ~ 'E,IO>
, "n,Ink To see TAFT ami the Long "rih'
Years Nr. I.seb's >iruihs

VIITTT Z ~ ~ FI--TT'TI ~ 7 " y y
COLOMBO. Cey Ion. Aug The Sultan
u Snln arrived TODAY her. an hls way 10
kuroI- lie ~ carrying with him n hug.
stock of IIelrlS which lac "Npec'- 10 seil
in Paris and London After a visit 10
Europe b. will GO 20 ia. United States.
where he hopes ~ see President Taft II"
- particularly anxious 10 meet the Long
worth- again. He came 20 know them
when they visited the Philippines with
the Taft party before their marriage
He said TODAY that he had heard tie
for. leaving home that the New York
customs officials have q wav ~ ignoring
III. rights even ~ Sultans and Tor that
reason he IL eager 10 turn his I,-arl- into
cash and thus avoid IA. payment ~ drt lee
70 lncl- sam
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Taft Will Fool Perpetrators
by Putting Lands Into
Receivership.
AN eleventh HOUR TRICK
President Thinks Mr.. Sherman
Blameless and His Name
Dragged In.

BrvTHT Mas Aug II became
known here today that som" ono not
named succeeded IN HAVING Inserted IN
ia" last Indian Appropriation hlll Joker
which WAS intended 20 hring hundreds
~ thousands 20 dollars INTO IN" hands
~ PARTIES Interested IN Indian lands In
Oklahoma
The luArr Was discovered inst At the
cl',s-. IT ~. session, p'I, rather than hold
up the bin and Cnngrrs. P-"sidrn' Taft
gnsd ~ after method hv which tha
Government "NI-c'- To- render II u-al"S-
had bsen ,nsariH-d Nv the department Of
Iu-tic-
The Joker apparently wa> "a harmless
littl- paragraph p-rm,'t'uE al apfeal
To the supreme Court IA certain land cases
decided by the United States courts for
the southern district 81 Oklahoma. Ths~.
cases which involved "a ia. mel ghhorhn"d
Of 20 OO1 contracts for lands were decidei
against the Government in the District
Court The contention Of the defendants
had b-.-n that the Government had no RI ght
~ bring the suit-; that they should have
been entered 10y IN. individuals them
selves This th-Dstrict Court agreed to.
On demurrer the cases went 20 ths
Court of Appeals and IN. Government
won. Under tho law cases on demurrer
cannot lie appealed 10 the supreme Court.
According 20 the tale told here to-day
the object Of the men who got IN. Joker
inserted Was not 50 much the hope Of
winning their CASE a. u was to give
them a wear or eighteen months more
time. 4 large par Of the land involved
~ und-Tlaid with coal and petroleum.
In the wear and half that might interviews
IL appeal were allowed much % this oil
and coal might lie removed
The Government expects tn annul
the effect Of this Joker. IL was said To day.
by asking the District Court in southern
oklahoma TO appoint a receiver for these
lands in the fail. Pending decision nv
the Supreme Court the receiver would
have control OF the lands in dispute.
IL becans known here to-day too that
President TAFT takes absolutely no stock
in the charges that VICE President Sher-
man had anything Ca DO with the McMur-
raw contracts. The President has been
thoroushly IN touch with the who's
matter. u was said and feels that Mr..
sherman las been dragged ~ without
lrinS IN any way concerned.
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P,ID TO arr NDIiN WINES
Z sIirrtor. Of signature Got - Each
Hamoa Accuses trrager.

Nc ALEsTER OKLA Aug A. the hear
ing to-day before the Congress committee
~ Iuauirr into III. contracts Uf i p Mo
Murray. an attorney ~ this crtv. with
the Chuc'aw and Chrckasaw Indians
aud into charges of attempted bribery
bv Jake HamOn made bv SENATOR Gore
II was brought uut thar the Indians were
ANXIOUS and willing To- CIV" ~ per cent
or even more uf what = coming - them
20 have AFFAIR." settled at "a "ariy date
SuIn. Indians testified that they ISk-l
McMurray "a take rp the work "f hurry
ing ~ settlement " q Huil-nau W
V Mcclure. Jack anderson aud 4 e.
Chnat.. all Chnciaw-. testified that tho
Indians f-lt IT was n-Cys-ary a. pay lee
~ get what the Government had been
prOmising - them for 80 many wears
"a the way of q settlement and that they
were net particular about the percentage
they plid n ihey could only get rnu"
returns
u 4 Mot urtIiu Sa- recalled He said
he had an agrc-inttl, with the Arm II No
Murray Mansfield. 4 Cornish that he
was 10 have one fourth ~ the fee they re
c-ivel There was coming Ia him. he said.
sis7 JG This was the fret time thiz was
nrlfu mere, aNNpukn hh VIZ I@tFNlf@S
hav. r--id.~i IN this city for many years
when he ask-SI for n. McIurtain said.
Cornish told him he had no contract
" g. Holl.man testified that he hal
been employed TO get contracts among
ih.. Indians and that u did not r~duirs
any argument TO get their signatures.
for they we're willing to do ANYTHING To
get a settlement
Congressman G. p Cr"ager was az
cIsed to-day Of having sought money
from McNiurrav after he had introduced
a bill providing for the sale II Indian
lands The charge vas made by Jake
Hamon who ask 81 the recall Of Creager
20 tn. witness stand and SaId he wanted
Ia cross examine the witness.
The bill Hanon r-ferr.d Ia prov ided
for the sale of the surface lands 10 pri-
vAts indiv EQUALS and for the sale 81 this
mineral deposits TO the Government
Under the arrangement McNIurray With
his contracts IL was asserted. would have
got 10 per cent Of tn" money paid 10y ths
Government
Chairman Burke said he did not believ .
Cr-ager could properly be- recalled. a.
he already had been eXc,IseSl A. a wit
ness Then Hamon demanded the priv =
ilege OI calling other witnesses 10 prove
his charges The demand was taken
under sdv i-ement by the committee
McCurtain retold his story Of n bribs
offered 20 him nv McAIurray in the lobby
u the Raleigh Hotel in Washington.
saving McNiurrav made the Offer on this
condition that McCurtain A. a delegate
% the Cloctaws would Withdraw ms
opposition 20 the contracts
McCurtain zaid: I told my father.
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LaW,ER rakES orr BER mr..
ladies Caar Practise BEFORE Justice GeT
Win Head. 40, cred.

Mrs SophiaM Mayer ala~yer. appeared
before supreme Court Justice Coz yes
terday To argue a motion. When the Co'rri
saw her az the counse' table he asked her
whv she wa- there and Mrs Mayer said
she represented the plaintiff
Are you au attorney asked Justice
Ton.
Yes she's an attorney. answered 4 y.
Schl.imer. the opposing counsel
Then remove your hat. sad the
Court
I t-g your pardon. said Mrr Mayer.
Who didn't catch the Courts remark.
Are Won any different from Anv other
ATTORNEY said the Court why don
YOU remove vOur hat
Mrs MAYER got her hat oh In "A inv and
nr, rc....sIe 4 ~ sfaNn her rlse.
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DYED ms me- iRD BLrE.
In,mIgrsn, % Thrrescorr audi Ten Csar
some On Even 10.

Morn. IAikowsSy. who ~ 20 years OH
and ha. no friends in this country. 10 go
ing back 10 I.ibau. Russia. by order ~ the
immigration authorities
IdIkOwsky came here several weeks
ago and was detained ~ Ellis Island
be-auae u was believed that he was too
old o. find work and he had little money
a. had a long white beard and hair To
match Last Sunday % wac noticed that
the old man with the long white beard
had diaappeared and in his stead there
was n somewhat younger looking man
with blue beard but when his cap was
removed II was Ia be Es-n that his hair
was etIll white II was Lukowaky. but
he Rad attempted 90 dye his beard With
a ground up indelible pencil. He didn't
have enought % tho dye stun % fix his
hair hut had hoped that u would not be
noticed.
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UIIIItRDS AFRO UPSET.
New Yorker and IIIs we Injured. hut
EnEIIsh t!IrI's IHe was saved.

>psdIl CuSs D.,pI'ch 10 THE SUE.
geneva. Aug = Mr. and Mrs. Augustus
d JuilliarI 81 New York were painfully
hurt this evening while Automobilink
near here they were driving along a
circuito,is mountain road when they sud
denly came upon an English girl who was
walking ia the middle of the driveway.
In order 10 avoid striking her and at
the risk nf going over "a precipics Mr.
JuIhard swung hi- car suddenly 10 one
pid-. The machine was overturned and
the occupants thrown out.
The Jnlliards wer- taken ~ a nearby
hotel wher" their Injuries were attended
t. They are doing we'll aud will he about
m few DAYS
Tonight ~ was given oui that Mr.
Juill,ard was suffering from a severe
scalp wound
Augustus ID JmIlliard - the. head % the
dry goods house ~ 4. ID JuIlliard 90
and ~ actively connected with many
large CurJporDtiunS. banking houses and
ins,ir lnce COMPANIES. He - member
Of III. Chamber of COMMERCE
Mr. JuIliard il Interested in art and
science. also. b.ing patron - the Metro
poliian Museum Of Art aud the American
Museum ~ Natural History. ~ we'll a.
u direct or aud stock holder 81 the MsirO-
politan Opera House lie IL member
~ several II New Works larger clubs
His New York home il II West Fifty
seventh street Mrs Juilliard was for
msrlv Miss Helen CoSsitt.
Mr- Juilharl'- nephew, Frederick
Henry Cos-itt. Son-in law ~ Judge Dugrn.
was kilI~i ia July. IS5. "a the Salisbury
wreck 81 the American Lane express on
"a. London aud Southwestern Railroad.
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T,FT,S TR,IEL PIiNS.
To ~. Paul. wa-hInGtsU. Beverly \Eain.
aud Later Panama.

BsvEHLY. Mas Aug Pr"-id-nt
Taft will return to Washington about
september :. according TO present plans.
~. will stay ~ the capital probably -four
DAYS and then will coin. north again
ia Beverly to round ont his Vacai ION
with a month more ~ golf and rest In the
Evans cottage
Th.. President will Ro 10 Washington
from ~ Paul MINI. where IT, - sch-d
,Il..d to address the NIiionai Conservation
Congress on September . lie will leav.
\, Paul on the night ~ the j'h and 20
4 rectIy to Washington A. pp-sTn' b."
has no idea ~ making any speeches
On the trip 20 Minnesota "th"r than ~"
one 10 the. couzs iODi-ts
tn. Panama trip will fsgin on election
night or m. day following. The Presi-
dent probably will sail from Charleston
and NAV have conveying batth.shtp
IN addition 10 the one N wlSlch he ~ 10 90
While ~ Washington the President
NAV hold a meeting 81 tho Cabinet 10
disro@e ~ accumulated h'Isineo-.
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,,.m Frem ID, Mantle john,

\ y SARATOGA. Al SFI. Aug. =. Capt
John % Bricn. 'Onc. known ~ Dynamite
Johnny the fihbuster i-''abOardIths Sara
toga which.will arrive in New York about
y a. clock Tomorrow morning. Capt
O'Brlen. " ho ~ nov employed a. harbor
piIot at Havana. 10 on his way north Ia
su.nd his vacation. Sir William Redding
~ Havana and Col. Michael Dady ~
BROOKLYN ara other paHsenkerp.
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rIGHr pnrI RES u >EU pORT
TIE ", rnt of the season ~ ~hS~n NJ . D
NIdeaer's Dinner Party

NEWPORT X Aug ; The pictures
" the Johnson-larfrieS tight were shown
~ a dinner given bv Mr. and Nlr- Joseph
T. wId-ner ~ Philadelphia here tonight
Nr and Mrs Widen-r also had Il minstrel
troupe Ia entertain the seventy guests
TIL. pictures proved =" 10 the feature
AFFAIR nf ~. social season thus far They
w-r. revealed nn s"r--u ~ the rawinI.
room
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All "a. wall s,r.os News.

The wall street edition Of THH EvHSIN0 SUE
roa ,alns all the nnAnriAl news and the stock and
bond quotations 20 the close of the maTke'. The
closing quota ions. Including the bid and asked 10
priees Nth additional news matter. are con
taiu-Si also In the nigh, edition Of THE EvHNIHo
SUE ADJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-09

Incorporation papers for the Souse Club
which peTaons in the neighborhood of
HelI'a Kitchen desired tn form for social.
literary and mutual improved Ient. were
submitted IN supreme Court Justice Iseh-
man yesterday for approval. The Court
denied the application without comment.
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VOR DYSPEPSIA take Horsford's ACID Pho.
,hats Rriisves the oondnusa aente Of hunger.
slck headache. nausea AMI sour si0maehSSAss.
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NAH. SUBSCRIPTIONS ORDERS FOR
The sun and The Evening sun may be left Utta
neWBdealerA. No eAuA ehAEge.-Adt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-25
REV. I. W. WILLIAMS TEsT1F1Es

Rev. l. w. Williams. Huntington.
W. Va. writes US as follows: This Is
to certify that I used Folcy's Kidney
Remedy for nervous exhaustion and
kidney trouble and am free to say
that Foleys Kidney Remedy will do
all that you claim for it"-Schramm-
Johnson Drug Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-25

after endowing AZ colleges in "a states,
that giving Is the most exquisite of all
mundane delights. on my ninetieth
birthday on April IA next / am going
to have a squaring up with all the
small colleges l have promised money
and l serve notice now that beginning
then 1 am going on new rampage
of giving. | intend to die penniless
l am going to live 10 years longer and
in that time 1 expect to do nothing
but give money away.
'I have given money to Il colleges
in the south. l don't think any of my
other gifts have given me quite the
same satisfaction that these have It's
fine to sit here and to think that the
south knows 1t is being made a bet
ter south by a blamed old abolitionist
like me 1t sweetens 'em tell you. 1t
makes them feel better. Berea college
In Kentucky is my pet ! have watch
ed il grow. II is doing great good
among those Kentucky mountain boys.
This nation needs those Kentucky
mountaineers. II was they who fought
the battle of Kings Mountain and who
helped Jackson whip the British at
New Orleans.
Another pet of mine is Guilford col
lege in North Carolina. There's where
Speaker Cannon was educated. It's a
Quaker institution and / like ii. l
gave $50. 900 to the Monteplier seminary
In Vermont u little while ago because
that's where 1 went to school rs years
ago and because its president came to
me and said they were nearly broke.
Il think lots of the little colleges out
west and l shall keep my eye that
way also. Not long ago the president
of Whitman college in Washington
told me he was much in need of Sl2 500.
don't think l ever felt better in my
life than when 1 wrote him out that
check
Il don't say these things in a boast
full spirit but merely to suggest to
some other millionaires an easy way of
having a good time"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-25
WOMAN KILLS MAN
AND THEN HERSELF

Seattle. Wash. Jan. 24.-The bodies
of Charles O Tucker. merchant and
Il young woman named Elvira NJ
Bunklcman, formerly clerk In a Second
avenue department store. were found
In a room in the Mcleod hotel this
afternoon. with conclusive evidence
that the woman had killed Tucker and
then herself.
Miss Bunkleman was 25 years old
and had been seen much In fuckers
company during the past two years
Evidently she had gone to fuckers
room prepared TO Kill him. She nad
not removed her hat or street gar
ments. except that she had taken off
the glove of her right hand, In which
she graspcd a small pistol The woman
had fired three times. the first shct
at Tucker missing him. The bodies
lay on the floor where they had fallen
Tucker came to Seattle from St Louis
with Lorraine Lcmoine more than
10 years ago. According to the story
she told her attorney, she belonged 10
an old st. Louis family. On thS death
of her parents, she said. she became
a ward of Gen. William T. Sherman,
and after his death she went to I've
with an aunt and was placed IN
Catholic school in st Louis.
While at school she became infatuat-
cd with Tucker and is said to have
given him $4,000 which she had In
herltcd
With this money he founded a dairy
when they came to Seattle. He pros
pcred In business. but four years ago
the woman sued him for divorce
fuckers defense was that they had
never been married and he made
settlement with her. She died in great
poverty last autumn.
Tucker was about AZ years old. He
conducted a large furniture store and
had been successful in business.
The couple had not been seen since
they went to the room Friday night
At 1920 o'clock that night two shots
were heard in the hotel. but no investi-
cation was made.
Tucker came into disagreeablc no.
toriety last October at the time of the
death of Lorraine Lemoine, a French
woman who. according to stories print
cd here. lived with Tucker for years
and was discarded by him after he had
obtained from her a fortune which she
had inherited. Tucker made no denial
OF the stories. contenting himself with
saying that the woman had no legal
claim on him. as he had not married
her. and further that their S-year-old
child had no legal claim on him