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The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
Some Stories Around the Town.

Harry Allsup, Jr., 16 years old.
who terminated his tramp around
the world Monday In Paducah, was
not as welcome home in Chicago as
he thought he would be. Chief Sim
gerry telegraphed the boys rather
Monday and yesterday afternoon he
received a letter, saying he was un-
able to send the boy money to re-
turn and he would have to beat 1t"
back. Harry, who ran away from
home three weeks ago, was disap-
pointed, but Chief Singery gave him
SO cents to pay his fare to Metrop-
oils on the steamer George Cowling.
He left at AIS o'clock yesterday
afternoon headed for home.
One morning not long ago Circuit
Judge William Reed was preparing
to adjourn court when almost un-
noticed a middie-aged negro crept up
to the bench. As he started to leave
his seat Judge Reed spied his visitor
and said:' "Well is there anything
! may do for your"
"Yas sun, boss" replied the ne
gro, "I's come to see something bout
a varnishee."
"Oh / guess you mean garni-
shee." answered the Judge
"Yas sub. Believe dat II what
dey call en-"
81 can't do anything with that.
Go to some magistrate, see Magis-
trate Emery. he can tell you about
| It," advised Judge Reed
well boss" said the negro with
frown ON his face, dat am JUS
what de trouble am already, JUS
what wants you to straighten out. "
1t was coincidence that Irwin s.
Cobb, the distinguished humorist.
should return from New York on a
surprise visit to relatives and inci-
dentally find two OF his old friends,
former Paducahans. who had like
wise returned TO their former home
on a short visit. They we're Mr..
Matt Carney, now located in Chicago
and Mr.. NJ. B. Nash. Jr., OF Green
wood, Miss. II was a meeting Of real
pleasure. as the three chums had not
seen one another for several years
and the meeting was as joyful as II
was unexpected. All three formeI
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
vou Dov-r HAVE 10 WALL.

Every dose makes you feel better Lax
Fos keeps your whole insidea risht.
sold on the Money Rack plan every
where Price SOC
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

II IRIS ONLY A HEADACHE.
Why Cornelisons neaaache Liver Pill
will cure that. 10 cents Guaranteed
by all drusgists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

o find the fact remains that
II would been bureau
been che job
Another brought to Hs attention this morning
Of IN Ballard who hadn't
He looked Il simply
teephoned from day day that making progress
working all right tnefo
closing 90 back and oct
the might he had only
partial
Numerous charges of neffcieny the
and lack the
made. all Of which Hl replies that he doing
HILL MAKES EXPLANATIONS
director government regulations tie him
down. lie can't fire who doing fairly pick up
another who has been tried
be crackeriack" lie
good TO discharge The price pads a
does not hold out great opportunity for the hustler
Director HIN insists he are
assistance possible
enthuse them
PEOPLE MUST TAKE A HAND.
The director may be doing the fact
that be
the people take the In their
the local
person of no not been counted
Seattle and the peope
Seattle that than that counted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

The the entire United
tered Seattle the wonder city Of the Northwest the
opening Of the AYP exposition and to fall down the
would blow every city
that n would take from.
CLAIMS MADE
Various claims of population Of from 100000 $4,000
been made These may have been somewhat excessive but
who
the knows that there than
The registration Of the the school d.
cct0res an this concusyely and official
people
would
HUNDREDS ARE MISSED.
That all the people being
No three talking
but people
mentioned win tell whole missed.
another three families that the
passed
hasy Of the employees living all
working showed
one clerk the house. interested getting
fun fair deal, yesterday
Who the house
nl blanks lie 40 In a hours
sEvENTN-oNE IN ONE DISTRICT.
district Queen reported complete" by
out and found n missed
Census Director Hl explains this
tor bad happened miss ungaded that aed
the hin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
WIFE'S HEART
BREAKS WHEN
HUSBAND DIES
Within Short Time After
Mates Tragic Death,
Woman Is Found Dead
in Bed.

"oh. why can't die with mmG
moaned Mra Alex Hoffman last
week when her husband suffered
fatal injuries while working on
some Oh tanks This morning she
was found dead in her room al tho
Manhattan hotel i}21ia Third av
Her wish was graflfied She had
gone % Join her husband Death
was due to a hemorrhaEc brought
on hy tuberculosis and a broken
heart
Mrs Hoffman had been in poor
health Tor many years. and was fore
"a % give uu the management 81
she hotel ou that account Her
whole life and being was conferred
in her husband Each uight she
would meet him when be returned
from work flls death was ter
nble shock
Mre Hoffman was 75 and had no
children Last Friday afternoon
BIER husband was struck on the head
by a hook while working on the
new tanks of the Union OH com.
pany. at fho foot of EaElo st lils
skull was fractured and ho died
early Saturday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
|I[ FLIES FROM ARTISTS COTTAGE WHEN
| THERE IS NOTHING BUT POTATOES TO EAT

household had driven her 10 seek
employment in the public schools
as teacher ~ drawing ar Foster.
This use of her artistic talents
80 onraged her husband that be-
tried 90 make her lose her posi-.
ton. she says The woman told
the court that she married Barrett
three and a half years ago At the
time her husband told her be- had
contract for $1,000 worth 0f
sculpture. and also a home be- san
Francisco Both 81 these state
meufF proved % be- falinCious
Love In Cottage.
The couple took up their home
ia Rivert0m in n cottage, through
which the nelghbura could look
The house had practically no fur
uishinFs. and often the ouly food
was potatoes dug out oi the gar
den The husband refused 20 split
the wood, even after IL was sawed.
According 20 the wife. be had
many commissions for sculpture,
bat always left them unfinished a
neighbor testified chat she had
seen much OF BarrctrB work but
had never seen any completed. The
wife told the court that q was
against her principles % live with
any man when she had 10 support
herself
Judge Tallman entered a decree
of divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
|0OSEVELT WILL LINE
| UP WITH INSURGENTS
hon Gardner. Writing From Paris to The Star, Cor
reefs Some Impressions and States Just Where the
Colonel Stands on Taft the Tariff and Conservation
BY gibson GARDNER.

raas April ss-At more into direct contact with
Iha hssio.s Not 9ny are ,hs cables 'asr sa annag
scent Roosevelt gossip and speculation The United States
- spcCusouin many downrght Bnghas
aoas ~ 49, ~ bip clear tse situation mn insofar a can
ane without violating the condolences that have been laid
Il nsrs Is the situations
Alter hsvns * en- honorsd BY the presidency no feels most deeply
@ owes dso TO The people Of ne Onied states at can ony
m not responsibility indeed he prepared for
~ 4 has pursued since he death o. WIN Mencthe advocacy
nOe principles which summed In the public mind BY
statement above made fully understood and believed With
reservation then should clear up many doubts and answer many
hai evidently psrpieNgs the people Of The uned states
eight years and ndeed Tor many years before are progressive
ID whsn they opposed they
conservation N the bitter fight that wased
eAssd rca railway eoatoi the regulation OF child labor and
e. property right L Be stated with authority that nothing
essFa egrns tns sst teH ana ha months u 20 @,oaSS
rsm MorsoveF ne writer willing 20 chance me prediction
n y alssuaded By personal or parts considerations
ssa we're bis friends As Roosevelt experienced
proper value both personal and claims then ursed
nan few specific hes which from the reports received
" to be current In enc United states
has NOS directly 9, aeisssy BY Sela o. mouth
aot promised either
ssase Or anywhere else upon which any such claim nigh, be
fHhRcseHlt has promised take ~ the
kHuai certainly pledged himself
PARTY candidates bow the yoke % party
1nMry.
lao has lndulged IN criticism q President
D. ~ his administration.
O the things which Roosevelt has done.
promised speak the fall under che
Snreg Stubs Murdoch This speech VII
the John Brown memorial services and this speech promises GO
possibly which
public direct and where his subject w offer unlimited
+HAnllues
invited Victor Murdoch the leader ~ the rpub
Insurgents The a coufereu with him In New York
viii withhold public discussion ~ public affairs until
~ Seks after his e. the United States That woud BE- about
be clearly understood that the
study know. willing
ku whou Of truthful contradiction the foregoing
y IT, facts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
METHODISTS
To TRY TOSTOP
PRIZE FIGHT
Movement Started to Array
Church of Nation to Put
Lid on Championship
Contest.

CINCINNATI. ohio. April 20 -
Methodist ministers ct Cincinnati
today started what they intend
shall b. a national movement 20
prevent the IoffrleH johnson fight
AZ Emery willie. Cal. on July T.
The plan o. campaign outlined
By the ministers Includes an ap.
peal % every Methodist church iu
ihs nation 90 exercise iia influence
10 prevent tho battle
A resolution adopted by a mass
meeting OF the local Methodist
cierEymen contains the following
paragraph
"rhat the permission Of this
light can be- regarded as nothing
less than q national disgrace and a
calamity 10 the moral life 0f our
people. that the Cincinnati Mctho.
dat Ministers Association protests
against the permission Of this
eight. and that we invite the minis.
tors of an denominations la the
state Of Ohio and of every other
state and territory IN the Union
To stir their people and 90 unite
with us IN protest 20 the governor
OF California against the permits.
ai0n ~ this fight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
CONFESSESTO
ROBBERY

Harry Crawford. %. today con.
fcsgcd To- the robbery of Dan s
Lyppcs grocery store az INTERPLAY
on tho might Of December 3 last
duplicating IN the crime Eddie John.
son. 20. the rinrleador OF the gang.
Thomas Moore. 80. and Harry
Dewey Dewey WAS sentenced last
week from 10 25 years tor this
same Job Crawford implicated an
those captured last Friday by the
Spokane police They were brought
here last nlsht by Detectives Hub.
bard and Kcefe IN tho gang brought
back from Spokane are Mrs Ella
Johnson. as. mother Of Eddie John
son. aud Alice her S.yearold daugh
ter. Emilino johnson. wife OF Eddie
Johnson, and A y Johnson. the
father.
on the night Of December 3.
johnson. Moore. Crawford and
Dewey entered Lyppes store and
bound the proprietor and his wife.
Two customers who came IN were
treated In a like manner aud the
quartet secured about $500 In plum.
der. about half Of IL cash Then
then went 20 Vancouver. n. G..
where A. H. Johnson. father OF
Eddie and an oX-couviCt Is now laid
mp with a broken leg.
Eddie Johnson, the leader of the
bunch. has a record dating from the
time he was ~ years old. when he
was sent TO the state reformatory
az ST. Cloud, MINI. After he was
released there he did time In Ogden.
Utah. and Walla Walla His picture
Is contained IN the local r0gues'
gallery. @ being under the name OF
Payne.
No charge will probably be made
against the four who are not directly
implicated In the Interplay Job
While Il Is thought that Mrs John.
son knew about each OF the differ
ent crimes committed by her sons
crowd. she will admit nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Winston Churchill questioned
the house OF lie
particulars Then
fun pardon granted In the meantime
however Is sl detained
set the machinery motion his liberation.
movement abolition
uuuon OF Justice tn the lower by benches
substitution for them OF regularly qualified posi-
The popular view the o
IN the Bullock the English
gentlemen the property degeu.
kind
mania dangerous seoretan FarQuaharson
shaw offer defense they think they did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
OUADRUPLETS IN
VIRGINIA FAMILY

sTAUNTON. va April &C.,
When me Bfork visited Mrs VIII
lam Rife here last night 80 loft four
children in the home One uf the
little visitors died almost on ar.
rival The other threo--two boys
and a Eirl-afe doing well. ae Sc the
mother. whO ls 30 years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
Burglar Who Makes
Bad Guess Scared
Away by a Shot

There was a greatly surprised and
offended burglar az 22l Nineteenth
av y. last night After be had
made up his mind that no one was
az home be heard u revolver shot
ring out he fled. not even waiting
10 pick up the gray SLOUGH hat
which ho dropped in his panic
G y Weber the man behind the
gun. who reported the shooting
10 the police. says that after he had
retired his door bell rang four
times but be paid no attention TO
a. Then be- heard some one 20 10
the rear of The house and try to
raise a window Weber grabbed his
revolver and took a shot at the
maraudor The hat o. the only ovi.
dence ia the hands of The police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
At I DICTATOR,
DECLARES
CLAPP

HA+H NMNNNM n NH""N
sAahlNGTON. April 20. -
png The Taft administration
sltempting to dictate legigla-
Senator ClaDp (rep) Of Min
= today vigorously attacked
failroad regulation bill
roosevelt never sent such a bin
w . eOnRresE. he declared.
q never dictated he stood FOR
eanefete sentiment 0f the pco-
saa then proposed legislation
as iionn0hed The big stick in
'.....1'nity with American sentl
sas speech was made when the
49, regulation BIN. which party
s haYe promised Taft would
..sashl % a vote this week, was
80 ~ Tor discussion. The bill
n .seh attacked b. The insurgents
~ senate vigorously ou several
sfe fallen on strange times
REPUBLICAN, can no longer die.
a@tlolal questions except at
!, 'AaqHet board
Relieve the people wlA Justify
staying here and performing
N, WY ~ perfecting this meas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
LAD STEALS LUMP OF COAPS0N FOR SIX YARSCASE SS ALL ENGLAND

The prosecuted him before the local
concusively that the boy had
he
village school ne had coal that
though admittedly spirit of mischief he thing
but vicious
themselves agreed that nc lad"
They felt therefore they said that he must be les
the constable andto reorma
tory requiring his father pay
hs maintenance the Of
HE Imprisonment.
the which Is far from unusual In Great
Britain given rather than the amount of pub
lcy cutlery Immediately started Home Secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
CENSUS WILL SHOW ONLY
100000 PEOPLE IN CITY
Gross lnefficiency Charged to Supervisor
Hill-Cvic Bureau Finds II People I'm
counted in One District Alone-Hundreds
Report They Have Seen No Census Man.

The 1910 census won't show Seattle population Of 300
600 OF 10000 and 10000 the names are
brought in IN the per the next five DAYS as
they have been in the past ten days
II will show Seattle population Of only 10000 This
is, in effect the statement made privately and unocaly
by persons working in the office.
This will be the fact unless by Saturday every man,
and child in Seattle who has been per-
sonaly that he is counted II teephonng the
Civic Census bureau the Chamber Of Commerce fails bring
enumerator then the resident should personally his
Chamber Of Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

be there, The mayor and some
40 other city officials have been
invited to attend the exhibit and
a committee of local architects viii
be ON hand 20 explain plans for
the development of the city. civic
center parks and other civic sub
iocts.
This week is the closing week Of
The exhibit and a special invita-
ton has been extended 10 the pu-
pills of the public schools and tho
students of the university 20 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
WOULDN'T LET HIM
KISS BABY; SHOOTS

ST. LOUIS. April 26.--Joseph
Flaherty, IS, shot and killed
his father In Law. Charles
Schneider. fired a shot az his
wife, missing her, and then
shot himself through the head
last night. because he had been
refused permission 10 kiss his
baby he had been separated
from his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
esorce Granted TO the Bar
rstt Family After Artist
Wife's Story of Broken
Promises.

Netting 70 eat. bot plenty Of
a. about art resulted this
strnine IN the divorce Of lnex
ssvstt, an artist ard nodeier,
fsm Barnsbas Barrett. the
ss'lkso~n sculptor.
~ Nife told Judge Taliman
y morning that she vas willing
nake q great many concessions
~ husbands artistic PECULIAR
n but a lack Of food in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

LONDON, Win ncidcnt Inc mot
Of 10 cents By the 12yearod o. Haywards
Heath blacksmith the Rubeck case has
parliament shaken The British homo office to t founda
IN newspapers all England
and promises complete overhaulng Of the countrs
system % maRatraCy.
Bullock "a skilled workman, OF whom his neishbos
patrons cereymon the police and fact everyone who knows
thing Of him. speak n The highest terms o Is honest earns the
average British worngNana Income and keeps ne family com
his 12yearOd Charles picked lump
Of a yards iaywards Heath fuel Com
carry heavy for him and he
caught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
BALL GAMES REPORTED PLAY BY PLAY IN THE PINK
Cd DIS
AND
I ~ = .

uLFAN James a. White. "a.
DIES MONIES. lows Thr fret
arrest To Iowa Ter violation ~ THE
rvnHuH iaw was made iaHt ulEht ~
the Enitrd States marshal when ~
arrested airs Mars Anderson. proc
rriefFeHs ~ the Bachelors hotel. fuf
refusing % give Information regard
Ing her bpardera
Ohio has discovered . way 70
speedily Increase her state revenues.
Special grand Jury sessions have
been called. and . number % stats
officials discover that their eon
sciences will no longer permit them
70 held on 10 illegally drawn fees.
ELLENsRURG F H. Roairer
aai1 several complimentary thiuga
fu hle HarH school teacher end was
fined SEQ yesterday This De- thr fret
arrest in thc state Cor this uarticti-
Oar nfffnHr Nhieh was made "a crime
ln the school Ctdc paraed On 1909
Elstss ~. asd ia Eiri. wsrs barn In
Seattle yesterday.
PORTAeIvftLE. Mo James e
Yauue. .aif tar ~ the clfy schools
WINS afsef ~ his cousin. Weitnn
Rchthrfs While attending the Meth
1dlef rhurh Sunday night Trouble
bad heeu brewing some timf over
Young alterations Co Miaa Ciuda
Swliiey 1o.yenr-old sister in law
of RlchhuyF
pulitxer. heretofore tromhonist on
the Taft bard wagon. BE- now biarina
at the president for referring to
Roosevelt az our "most diatlnaui ahsd
citizen" Probably wanted William
20 call Teddy our most "estin.
nuishod." and William hadn't the
stomach for a. hardly.
Your marriage licenses were srantea
ard fite complaints in divorce rnsrs filed
~ the court hauss Yesterday.
ABERDEEN Peter Lent mln-
wright 40 Bgrruws milf fell two
feet from a Htepinddor az tho mill
last night and broke hia neck. dying
Instantly
Mr. priEefahtor kotohsl reads Os
car WIdc's poems as part Of his
training. Gets mental poiso and
apionb out Of EN-, etc. etc. We
now hope 10 see that husky child Of
sunny Africa. Nj. Samuel lannford,
punch Mr.. kotche's apomh clear
over 20 the back o. his neck az their
first meeting, April ~.
Ten deaths were recorded in seattle
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
HAVE YOU BEEN COUNTED FOR TILE CENSUS!

Enumeration III for the district bounded bv ~ sOth
ST. ON one side, n. 40th the other, and between
Aurora and lnterakc avs reports that he has completed
his work
II you live in this district and have not been counted
notify the Civic Census bureau Central building phones
Main 1880 or Independent 5l20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

SAN FRANCISCO Miss Anna
Morgan. daughter ~ j. picrpont
Morgan. today is planning 90 meet
with labor leaders here Tor the pur-
pose ~ organizing the working
women ~ San Francisco into "a
league FOR the bottermeut OF it's
rrnubern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
HAVE YOU BEEN COUNTED FOR THE CENSUS?

Enumeration -, for the district bounded by Lake
Washington the east, 30th the west Plum ST.
the north and lanford the south reports that he
has completed his work
II you live in this district and have been counted
notify the Civic Census bureau Central building phones
Main 1880 Independent $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

NEW WESTMINSTER. r. c.
one of the crew Of the steamer Pay
streak laaeocd doe yesterday.
while the deer Was swimming from
the river bank 10 an island IN the
channel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
THRASHEDBY
GIRL ON
STREET

NE arinned az me and
went over and thrashed him.
only wish I had been a man
so that could have done a
good job Of l,."---mlss Annie
Workman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
over Wages.


The assault followed an alterca-
ton earlier 10 tho day. Miss
Workman had been employed n
part Of last week az ticket seller az
the Odeon A disagreement oc-
CURED Sunday night when Geburtz
paid of the employees.
Miss Workman says she had an
nounced she would quit at the
end Of the week Geburtz wanted
her 20 quit Sunday night and take
four days pay She insisted on
working uut the week and getting
a full weeks pay.
She claims that she showed mp
for work yesterday morning. but
he wouldn't let her. and Insisted
on paying her for four days work
She refused a. and later ga the
day returned 10 the theatre with
her brother. who wanted 20 reason
with Geburtn.
Mias Workman says Gohurtz of.
ferod them an afffont and ordered
them out 81 the theatre. then the
brother got angry aud talked 10
GehurtK The latter Says work
man grabbed him by the throat and
chukod him This Workman Dc.
niea. hut however. IL vas. GeburtE
had Workman arrested Tor third
degree assault
Geburt9 81 also mauarcr 81 the
i.yccum theatre Miss Workman
went in there and saw the show
later IN the afternoon and after
she came ont she vent acroaa the
street
= looked back and Jaw him
standing on the sidewalk and grin.
nlug "a me- Then J went back and
thraahcd him. only wish bad
been man 80 that ! could have
given him what be- deserved. she
concluded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
THE VALUE or cOMPE
TENT HELP.

The success OF a business
/ depends upon the efficiency Of
/ employees ag well as the goods
sold II you seek more com.
/ petent help, male or female.
! just atep To your phone and
! send an ad to The Star Costs
. little. Phones Main 9400.
/ Ind g4i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
I'll GILL TO VISIT
ARCHITECTS SHOW

Cob pipes will not be barred at
the Architectural Exhibit tonight,
for Mayor "Hi" GIN Is expected TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

WASHINGTON, ID c.. April &c --
Col Roosevelt will be asked 10 make
the opening speech OF next falls
congressional campaign on June
2S This will be his first political
speech IN America since he retired
from the presidency The invitation
viii be extended by the National
Republican League which meets in
the metropolis on that dag, accord.
Ing 10 n call Issued by John Hays
Hammond, president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

With crowd OF men forming a
ring around them and keeping the
man from flight. Miss Annie Work.
man. living at the Koslyn apart
monta. yesterday afternoon awung
again. aud again with fist and
handbag on Peter Geburtz. manager
of The Odeon theatre. 1914 Second
avenue.
The assault occurred IN front 81
the Savoy hotel. with the streets
crowded with people The men
eheered her on Geburtz finally
broke through the crowd and found
safety inside the hotel lie escaped
physical injury but his feelings
were damaged that be applied az
the prosecuting attorneys office
this morning for a warrant for Miss
WorkmanE arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Ten deaths were recorded in seattle
yesterday