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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-10-29
ELECTION NOTICE
State Of Colorado
Rio Grande County.

One Representa- in the LXII Con-
gress Of the United States for the State
at Large.
One Representative in the LXII Con
gree Of the United States for the
the Second Congressional District.
One Judge Of the Supreme Court for
the State Of Colorado for the term Of
ten years.
One Governor Of the State of Colorado.
One Lieutenant Governor Of the State
Of Colorado.
One Secretary Of State.
One Auditor Of State.
One State Treasurer.
One Attorney General.
One Superintendent OF Public In
structiOn.
Two Regents Of the University of
Colorado.
One State Railroad Commissioner for
the term Of six years.
One State Senator, Fifteenth SENATOR
al District, consisting Of the Counties of
Saguache, Mineral and Rio Grande, to
succeed Hon. Dan s. Jones.
One member OF the House Of Repre-
senatives, to represent the County Of
Rio Grande, to succeed Hon. James S.
Campbell.
One County Sheriff.
One County Treasurer.
One County Assessor.
One County Superintendent OF
Schools.
One County Clerk and Recorder.
Ono County Surveyor.
One County Commissioner for Com
missioner's District No. 2
One County Coroner.
Precinct No. i.
Two Constables IN Justice Precinct
No. /.
Two J,,,;..s =, N. po... :, 1,s.;,.
Precinct No. p
IT, C,,,..., 1,..; p.
M "''~"'ee !" 'aS''ce F'ec'hc'
No' e
Section is of Session Laws 81 ia9i 1S.c
2,45 Rev. Statutes Of 1903 Of the State
at the General Election to he held in the
severa! wards and voting precincts in
E; liz - Jsx ~ No.sm Tn ues ,o sne
there will b. submitted IN the om.i;Hei
electors OF the State Of Colorado the
Question Of amending the Const;tut ion
of the state: To amend Section ono n,
II Article v: to amend section six RI, n
Article v: to amend Section Five rs, ri
AHicle VII; 70 amend section Nine CS)
r. ~ "as - S,. saL ~ n se:s oS $3.50.
tor =. ~ t,,io.. to,;s. =" ''" 'o"''''u-
''oo' % 'o''o"s' 'o-w9:
r Al".'e "
SIN t ~. s,s .i D ~. t@en,
STiWE .nS PEEP ENKh, inc i"ili
~. "G' iA''IA>oM.
80" n.'o' VIII nave Pnnted ON II:
10: the Amendment 70 Section ! Of
Article y o. the Constitution. providing
.a..;.s. ~. A..s..,-. ~ So
1 Of Article v al the Con.t;t"t;nn nv"
yiding Tor the Initiative and Rsi.rrsn.
dunn "'' '"A '''''e"'
AF''c'e "
Entitled Legislative Department"
SECTION Biz. concerning COMPENSA.
r rn " MEMbEkS OF THE GEN
E.,h III. -;,,s..
az NJ. PRIME" y" w.
compensation /! Of members Of the " General
assembly.
.o,n, xaSt Tue a . e'ncern,ng
ersi Ass..mbiv ~ '"' "e"'
Article VIII.
- Entitled State Institutions Section
Five, CONCERNING the STATE lNSTl.
iUlioNs.
Each ballot will have printed on it:
A. 4
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-10-29
Telephone...MoNTE Ill
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1910.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
NATIONAL


Congressman at Large - Edward II.
Taylor, Glenwood.
Congressman First District-A. W.
Rucker, Denver.
Congressman Second District-John
A. Martin, Pueblo.
STATE
Governor-John +. Shafroth, Denver
Lieutenant Governor - Stephen r.
Fitzgerald, San Miguel.
Secretary Of State james b. Pcarce
Otero.
Attorney Gcneral-John Il. Barnett,
Ouray.
Auditor-M. A. Leddy, FL Paso
Treasurer Ready Kenehan, Denver
Superintendent OF Schools Katherine
NJ. Cook, Adams.
Railroad Commissioner-Ale ]. David
son, Chatfec.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-10-29

The Whist Club was entertaine !
at the home OF Mrs. j c. Bushin.
ger on Tuesday afternoon. The
guest prize was won by Mrs.
Myrtle Woods and the club prize
by Mrs. William Hildebrandt.
Delightful refreshments were
served.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-10-29

G. NJ. Hill, who is now sick at
Wichita, Kansas, will have an
auction sale at his ranch at Bowen,
on Friday, November 4th The
sale will consist OF 10 horses and
mules, cows, calves, hogs, pea
field, pasture, farm implements,
household goods, etc. See large
bills for particulars.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-10-29
LEGISLATIVE

State Senator-M. NJ. Sutlcy, Center.
For Representative NJ. Nelson,
Monte Vista.
Commissioning. II. Knapp.
Treasurer-W William +. White.
Clerk-Eck Farrow.
Assessor. ID. Conant.
Superintendent OF Schools f.. c.
Spencer.
Justices Of the Pcace-Precinct No.
Coror"r-George Gibbs, Del Nortc
G.. S. Warburton, II. =. Savage.
Constables Precinct No. flames C..
Farrow, NJ. c. Davis.
Justice Of the Peace-Precinct No. 9,
j. S. Graham.
Constables- No. ., Frank
Pangborn, +. NJ. Case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
FOI VI ar SEA. LOST ,ISHORE.
some Day. somewhere. the Higrisws
Hope t0 Meet tGala.

n + Bigelow q merchant % 3, Paul.
left Rome on a business trip recently
and went 60 Berlin His wife. who stayed
IA Rome got q despatch from $, Paul
saying that her home had been burned
sh. took the first ship for New York.
the Rotterdam. from Boulogne.
Mr. Bigelow. who did not know thar
MS nome rad been destroyed. learned
that MS wife had sailed for New York
and he followed on the Atlantic Transport
line' Mn oswAska.
Nsith"r knew that the other WIS corning
along the steamship lane almost neck and
neck until the two ships got into communI-
cation With the North German ! lloyd
liner George Washington. bound for
Bremen. on which was Mrs Ethan Allen
OF 81 Paul. a sister Of Mrs Bigelow
who knew that both Bixelows had sailed
less --here her husband was and then in
close by Then Mr. and Mrs BiRelow got
INTO wireless conversation and Mrs
BiRslow broke the news Of the destruction
II their home 20 Mr Big~low
The Rotterdam arrived ahead Of the
MinnsNS asiSR. docking in Hoooken. The
Alinnsw aaka dock ed AZ one OF the Chelsea
piers. Mr. HgploN~ asked his rife 90 meet
him az the Chelsea pier supposing that
the Rotterdam would dock hrst But the
Minnewa aka warped in before the No.
bokAn snip and Mr BiRelow. being unable
To use wireless ashore tried 20 connect
by Hoboxen ferry simultaneously Mrs
DixeIow took the ferry eastward N u
probable that they will meet in 81 Paul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
rHIRD ar. 10 Pn SLsss.OoO.
WhIirIdk. says he CouIdn't FIOd an, bosiy
10 Take Bach Taxes Before.

Frederick " WhitrldR". receiver Of the
THIRD Avenue R1ilroad Company. called
on the Mayor about two weeks ago and
>aId he had leen anxious 70 pay the
back franchise taxes ot that company
and al 81 the subsidiary companies ever
sinCe he was appointed receiver. hut that
he could get nobody who would at down
and dell with him N the matter and
a.o"rtain and Fix the amount due.
lie said that he had hn 4 tho money on
hand all the time hut could &c, no one
- takeit
The Mayor called IN the Corporation
Counsel and instructed him to ascertain
immediately on the decisions II 'he courts
how much the company owed TO the city
and settle the matter.
Yesterday the Corporation Counsel
reported TO the Mayor that tho amount
due from the company was 81 as, ON. The
amount was arrived at at = conference
81 the Corporation Counsel. the Attorney
General and Mr.. WhitrdRe
The money IL to he paid Immediately
with interest. IL represents arrears from
1902 up TO the present time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
LAWYERS mWRLE iPOLOGr.
TeIls Court HI- attack Nas Result oG AN
I0rbrIaIrd Insanity. D."

Alexander simpson. well known
Jersey City criminal lawyer who mad"
an attack on County Judg" Robert Carey
IN a .p@ech al a banquet IN honor - for 20
rner County Clerk John Rotterdam last
week. publicly r.tractsd IN op-'n court
a. the court ho,Isa IN Jersey tity yeStsr-
day and apology ad for hIS remarks
SIMPSON said the language n used al
tho dinner proves that the speech was
delivered under abnormal conditions.
His attack on Judge Carey. ne said, was
-uncalled for and an justiflaole. ana he
was cons oiled by the thought that the
Judge could not have been injured IN
the mind OF any right thinking perBon
He declared that Judge Carey had besn
uniformly kind and courteous 70 him
and he knew Of not hing IN the judge
public or private life which could Be
adversely criticised.
Jud9e Carey aid IN reply thar be had
referred the matter % the lawyers speech
to the Bar Association and would ask the
association to consider the apology and
statement.
-Perhaps in consideration of the cir
cunstances. the Judge said, the apology
may - accepted by the bar. cannot say
ANYTHING from "A personal standpoint
Ths. attack was made upon me personally.
but this II not the place TO speak from a
personal standpoint, except to say this
that I entertain no III will. malice or
bitterness toward you. ] appreciate that
tho attack was bAsed upon some alb
normAlity. ] do not know what. ] have
been sorry. for you ever -ino". pity
you from the bottom Of my heart
In the personal aspect san Slmp-
son. 4 am perhaps more deeply hurt
than IN tho Oficial aspect and nothing
hut an Inebriated insanity could have
caused me Ia say such things a. ] did. >
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
ACTOR 4 NHIDE.
Charles ,. Bem Dead AFTER LEAVING Note
for LAmDs Siub.


4 window cleaner IN Mr. Cameron's
boarding house at 49, West Forty fourth
street saW the figure 81 new hnarder
lying 50 quietly on the hsd IN his room
yesterday afternoon that b. called Mrs
Cameron % come and 800 what WAS the
matter They found Charles Bell.
who ms h@en AN actor. unconscious
They couldn't rouse HIM. Policeman
Meade Of tTafic squad { was called an
but he wus no more successful.
4 note lying on the table was addressed
~ The IAmbs clubhou-e. . fe~ DOOR down
the street Meade went To The lambs
and was told that bell was known there
IL was aald that Bell had had similar
symptoms before and that he would
speedily recover
By the time Meade got hack TO the
boarding house Mrs Cameron had read
Bells note IL asked the lambs To take
care OF ms body Then the policeman
sent TO Flower Hospital for an amhu-
L.nc. DT N-ers said that there was
evidence 81 poisoning The doctors at
the hospital sad that Bell had taken
formaliu and that his chances of living
were sFnsll There was evidence, too
~ broken skull Bell died at 10 O'Clock
last night
I'M. "a the not" which was found in
Rolls room. aidr's-~.d Co IN" Lanh-
Pleas bury me expect remittance
"a short Period Softly nv attorney. I
am failure
B'Il hal been IN the United States for
about twenty five years. and for tho
major part IT that tim" h. Wa = fn.-rni--T
- he Lamb Hs resigned Recently
"a. will - buried 10y th" Lambs. or pos
sibly from the Actors Fund. He had
played minor parts with Mr. Fisk" and
Richard Nausfi"ld and had is-en CON
nrCt0d with III" Sargsnt School ot Acting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
nm. HIDE'S TRIAL BEGINS.
Good PrOgres. Made In seIectIng JurY 10
TT, Alleged Murderer SG Got. s~spe.

kANsAs CITT. Mo. April II -Thirtsen
men were accepted to-day in the Criminal
Court tn be OF the forty seven men. from
whom The trial jury Of twelve will h.
finally selected o. try the case Of Dr Clark
Hyde charged with the murder q Col
Thomas n SWope With strychnine
ctober II Last year
The thirtesn we're chosen from three
squads 81 twelve men each after an
arduous afternoons work by ATTORNEYS
u will b~ Thursday before the trial jury
- selected
Roth the Prosecution and the defence
were ready for trial A. they had promised
Judge Ralph = I.atshaw 81 the Criminal
Court when the case vas called just a
few seconds past "
No, = nee the first suspicion Was cast
on Dr HYDE has he seemed a. composed
a. hs Did TODAY His wife occupied a
seat nv his side Almost Immediately
behind her and not siN feet from her sat
her mother. Mrs Logan p Swopa. with
her brother. { lee ChrsmAn There was
no sign ~ recognition between mother
and daughter
Mrs SWope. who - r-sponsi HE for the
Investigation into the Swope mystery
took deep interest IN the court pro-
Ceedngs
Mrs HYDE was accompanied m court
10y Mis- Mary = Flavin a school teac her
an old friend Of the family
hat the testimony II the experts who
mad" The analysis ~ the viscsra ~ Col
S~ope will be among the most important
witnesses "a be put on the stand hy the
prose- 40 on and possibly their trump
card as apparent all during the exam
InatIon ~ the jurors TODAY Several
times QUESTIONS were asked of The Jurors
which gave court ATTACHES the impression
that the state intended placing great ~
tang. On the ts.allmonv 81 the eWnarfg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
BAR REFORWING ITSELF.
Csnse1enee stIrs N the Precincts oG the
NorkNtlle Court.

-, 49,. YorL,.,,o ,,lic.
Inc membeTs OF w
court bar held an mtorrnAl session VA 'he
lower corridor Of the court house yeeter-
dav morning and resolved TO ,Adopt
--.-.,-.- q, $500 n. ,ona ~ Isgal urac-
-. :, 49,, ,i,,'. 80,
Nlce IN AZ ie@7' ""N " wv ~
courts.
II was decided to cut out steering. not
IN anil, IN more than rs p@r cent Of the
-. -. -. ,..s;x.,,,.,, ~, rro,i1as the
loe WIN Wv '....I-.., ali -, -,
-. y, I,' ..-e.,,a.'
'asc teaIlts ~ nlo, ~, 49,, ~, ..-,,,,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
TO EXTRADITB F.N. HORFSTOI
PITTSBI ~ DISTRICT ifTOR-
NET APPLIES FOR PAPERS.
New Tsgksr's Attornr,s Advise Hin' Q"
FIGHT EMOra 60 Get Ethm before Graft
GT=ss Isry ssa lae Wnl Wake Cen
test IN Albany Another Confession.

PITIsH'Po. April n Frank y. Hon
slot % New York indicted for alleged
bribery and conspiracy. has refused TO
come to Pittsburg. nistrict Attorney
Blake ley this evening took the first steps
toward extraditing Hocfstot. Papers are
beinR prepared. AMI Tomorrow am officer
viii be sent 20 Gov stuart Of Pennsylvania
with the papers asking that Gov Hughes
OF New York give Hofistot to the officers
from Pennsylvania.
The fight 10 likely To made at Albany
when the Pennsylvania officers reach the
STATE Executive there HonStot IN Tor
NAL letter to 3IAk eley through his attorney
sends word that hs will demand tn" right
to appear with the Pennsylvania officers
at Albany and argue his case with hts at
torneys then and ther" Col. W "
Rodgers oI PittsburG. counsel Tor hr
HoN.to, this afternoon sent a formal letter
OF refusal To Mr. Blakel''y. In part Il
reads
.-Slnce YOU directed my attention To the
pr.~eDtment Of the Grand Jury NJ April T..
which called on Mr. Hofstot Ia appear
h~fora that body and testify. otherN i-e
that proce.GiinEs would he taken for hls
extradition. and also recommended that
indictments be- prepared and found against
him. have carefully considered the Iue--
tiou az his anpeaSance and have conferred
with his New York counsel, Adrtan
I.arkiO. and we have arrived at the con-
cl,Ision that he should not appear hetore
the Grand Jury and have ~ ADVISED MY
Hon~tot.
Il, n manifest on the face of the present
ment that the objects OF the indictments
recommended therein n In endse vor %
compel Mr. Honstot 70 appear before me
Grand Jury and submit Ia an examination
nv them a. to the very transactions con q
corning which they found tbs, indlc' nell's.
We think that an advanc" ot trial SUCH a
proceedinR ~ improper and that our
client should not lie eSPnsed to such
The United states authorities were
called into consultation to-day by District
Attorney Blakeley. and while neither
United States District Attorney Jordan
nor BE kelley will discuss what was done
there u Inference that Honetot VIII not
be parmitted to sail for Europe - hts
PittsburK friends say he has planned 20
do.
Reeis,~ru from the Hotel Imperial In
New York were brought To Pittsburg to-
day and will he shown to the Grand Jury
in an effort To have them arrive az more
definite conclusion regarding ne mys-
FERROUS PittsbuTR-r who ther" palh over
the big money 20 Pittsburg grating
Councilman.
L. d. Tilbury former member ~ Sels-ct
Co,ncils. who has been indicted for &c
ceptinR money for his vote. came from
So Paul. where he nov lives To sppsar
before the court to-day and pi''ad Mr
Tilbury was the reform leader under the
late Mayor Guthrie. He admitted receiv-
ing 500 once from Councilman Klein, nut
Aaid he didn't know what u WIS for; that
he had always considered u ~ a loan.
Did You pay y back ASKER 'uTk
Court then postponed sentence but nd
not suapend sentence entirely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
q NEw 81 RSCRIPrION FRiCD.
''senat0r'' nraasey and another CaoGha
selirtamg Nsasy Fer SiunlcIpaI GYM.

Detectives TychO and Wilbur went over
yesterday Afternoon 10 liz Wooster street
Ia listen TO a complaint Of a small loss that
George Suter. a mAchiuiSt there. wanted
10 make while they were listening 20
Mr.. Suter there came into the once two
men. oOe Of whom the detectives recog-
nl1ed. They vent quickly ont into the
hall and got Mr. Sutsr out with them.
They todd HIM they d like 10 know what
the newcomers wanted
lev moments later Mr.. Suter came out
and told the detectives that the two men
~ere after subscriptions for a municipal
gymnasium. The Detectives arrested the
men. taking from the taller and more dis
unGuishsd looking oG the pair . paper
which was headed The Municipal Ath-
lesio Building Below this there wa-
an eagle with wines spread. done in red.
and then came tho following Ion
x. >. wilson. president. A. \. Mllchs''
vice-pre~idsnt X. 7. Rauman. Secr"-
tary q. y. Berry. treasurer Ihe~s
read:
MARCH Is. 1910
DEAR SIR The bearsr. senator y. ".
Bradley. Is authorized to receive sub-crip-
tiOn- for The new athletic building witch
he open for tho public a. veil ~ for
memhers
This was aligned with the names 81
Wilson and Berry and bore a red seal
marked United Democrat ic Club
Below this we're rubber stamped IN
various types such things a. the following
Acker, Merrall a Condit. $3.50 Austin.
r. X. Wilson A sons. $50: Francis n.
Ieggctt a Co.. 500. II. b. Clafiln 4 Co,
klsO. Frederick hItterfield. $3.50 Calhoun.
Robbins a Co. $3.50: Teft. Weller n Co,
$40. ~ well a. the names of some news
papers alleged to have contributed On
n second page was found The Saalnderson
Co. tso. and the police beheve this Is a
genuine cue, the others icing faxed and
merely bait
The detectives took the two men. the
supposed senator Bradley Their" Isn't
any such person known hereabOIts and
the other. over Co Police Headquarters
They believe these wer" men who were
wanted on q charge Of having detraudesi
Ernest Shelburn. "A lawyer Of - broad
ptreet. - SIS. representing themselves as
coming from the building and Trades
Association whatever that may he.
In the Tomhs police court Shelburn
said he. wasn't sure these were the men,
hut tho detectives saId they had another
charge that these were probably the
men that .windled George lester of $50
Washington street out Of $3.50 They had
them ii-id for examination tomorrow and
they will have Mr.. Lester In court then
The senator Bradley of the pair said he
WAS Frank stewart. ~ years old. "A clerk
Of Ell Fast Eleventh street. Tho police
say his picture IN the rog,Ies gallery h.
$500 and that he has served a term in
prison The other man IL Joseph Ias-
sidy. 81 years old. OF 30 King street. He's
an electrician.
THE SUN on January 10 told Of a smoke
swindle IN which three men puffing black
cigars tried To get money from various
persons one 81 the men was senator
= H. Mccormick MIR Lee kohns, IN
whom the three called. said yesterday hs
thought picture shown to him Of Stewart
was that % the senator with the Havana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
SUED m HER -HOt sEkEEPER
Ssrs. Hcrb-rt's Appliratisn Tor . Bti ef
Particular GRANTED.

supreme Court Justice Blanchard
granted yesterday the application 81 Mrs.
Olivia Antoinctte Herbert % West Say
entieth street. wife 81 John W Herbert>a
lawyer. Co compel Mary Burton. her for
meT hotIsekceper. IA give her a ball Of par
ticIlaFs IN suit for $4,000 damages for
Islander The plaintiff declares that Mrs.
Herbert engaged her in Paris and dis
charged her last spring after which she
got employment in the Hartman homo at
Arden A. the result 81 things she de-
clare- Mrs Herbert said about her she
was discharged last November by Mrs
Hartman and later found u impossible
90 get a place through employment
a genClez
Mrs Herbert asked the Court to compel
the plaintiff To name the persons she said
thlngs TO and what che said and what OPP
portunities for employment the house.
keeper has lost through her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
SAILED THROUGH ETNA DUST
WITH 4 RED AND RiTLESS Sun
~ THE WEST INDIES.

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49,. ,~s-.-s
Fassed tto@e 10 we burmou ANo
IN ny submarine Netca@o-usts
Ruda boat In Electric STERN.
The sea j. certainly making q spectacle
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80, .''N 80 H',AS A-
~@'VIS 'ueIr''' 'o'Cahic siS'u'
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and press agents are said to he all partly
rpsnonsil,ka Tor tha rhsnor,ana
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sailed hensr the sun ro-., red and raVIeas,
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vas 'eo'"S "lopecuc. ana thal " va ""'
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real signs of heing "A sun Chef OfYiceT
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ill., '' e'~ was lueScenc n1n
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SSnhS Nes-ff when the great volcano
- nIahatna burst IN august, lsss. ana al
,houSh W" were $3.50 miles away We Tot
aus from the eruption. h@heTe tne
n'oeh Tru sun was cah-eu hy me ouet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
WON'T TELL VINO STABBED HIT.
Wan WhO HAD TIasshed senteU~e for ne
trayaI Fatally nj ~ n " Sman.

PATERSON. April II. Barney d. Wolf.
who was released two weeks ago from
STAT" Prison after serving = term for
b..trayal was to-day fatally stabbed by
wpInan who's" identity - unknown 10
tn" police. In Wolf knows hrs a@-ail-
aa' but refuses 10 tell her name
- Wolf was s-en Staggering along
Clay str~~t after he had b-.en stabbed
Tn. physicians found a knife wound
~ ms abdony~n. and after he had bsen
rarity revived with siifnuiAnt- the de-
t"'tiv"s QUESTIONED him.
AT ] will tell you - that a woman
lid - b" said. You may guess the
rr-t Il you want e.
~ Wolf i - years old Whistler he
met the young woman Who had him sent
20 prison 10 not known.