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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

Beillnaham.--Work has begun on
the new machine shops OF the Great
Northern ON siding near this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
Under Mayor
IoIal $3.50 TolM $50. lsf D

In the seven months Of tho Glll
administration u has coat the tax.
PAYERS % Seattle sia.9eQ 10 more
to run the police department than
lt did under Mayor Mlllera admln.
istraiion. with all It's added OK.
pcase owing 10 the exposition.
These figures aro eloquent OF the
economic advantage of an open
iowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
THE INNOCENT MAID.

DO You believe IN high license Y'
asked the young man In the par.
lor scene
Well. replied the innocent maid
II dont believe the license should
D. iva' ouonah 10 discourage matrl.
AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

.,.,,.i euuparlsou OF IN"
s.o,r,meut under Mayor
viiA a closed town and
am with an open town shows
w IN 81 oucstiou that crime has
800 under the "'" F's''H''
=. ~ he arrests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
coures Show Crime
FIourished Under Gill

And this changed condition has
cost The taxpayers money an can be
seen by the following statement OF
police expenses
Ifndar Mavns ffnA,s Nta....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

crop of almonds and
lind this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

J order
ale naii ahyiss
prices same ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

Can be purchased here on terms Of
81 now and 81 weekly. Lot ua nll
that longfelt SAINT for a good ret.
able stove Immediately so that you
can enjoy iiH service now, when
you most need H.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
WOMEN BEsIEcE A BACHELOR
One Haunts His Door, Saying She WIN
Leave Only as His Wife.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 2O-Four days ago
Albert Wilson publicly mourned the
fact that he could find no one IN the
world TO love him and 10 fulfll his de-
sire for the comforts and joys of home
life. To-day he was much more dis
tressed by the fact that 40 women
OF various ages desired TO wed him
and particularly by the fact that one
of them. Mrs Ella Johnson. Of No. 293S
Locust street was standing at his door
demanding that he fulfill his agree
ment and lead her 10 the altar
Nothing doing TREMENDOUSLY muir
INJURED Wilson, as he stood, with up
lifted right hand, N the door OF his
room al the Wayne Hotel and looked
down from the heights Of his lanky
six feet on the determined little wo-
man. you told me you would be out
al my boarding place at 730 this
morning and take me to the license
office" Mrs Johnson declared re-
proachfully.
Nothing doing" repeated Wilson.
shaking his head slowly. when /
told you that / didn't know how many
other women there were that would
like TO marry me. I'm going to look
over Aht utiu HoM utApit I lAlh Jul
any one"
you will not go out Of this place
unless you go with me to the licens'
office" said Mrs. Johnson, her lowei
jaw very firmly set
II don't know what I'll do" he con
tinued glumly. 81 wanted to go on
and see some of the women that wrote
the letters, but there she sits in The
way"
Some of the letters were from
girls just past is years old, but
/ didn't think ] could answer any o
them. / want a woman with house
I keeping experience. and / don't OBJ
| ject TO a widow, II she isn't too oil,
and hasn't more fhan two children.
/ still want 10 get married. all right
and ! expect to, il this Mrs johnson
will just forget it and go home.
I'm afraid II any of the applicant
come she will chase them away"
Late tonight she was on his doo1
step. but announced she would z
home and return at dawn.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
NEWARK GUARDS
WILL MAKE MERRY
Mayor SpruanCe viii Ask
Societies to Keep Open
House for Visitors

Mayor Spruance to-day received an
invitation to participate IN the TWEEN
iy-secOnd annual outing OF the Third
Ward Guards OF Newark n. j., chat
organization having decided sometime
ago, to come to Wilmington for the
outing
The member OF this famous organi-
zation include nearly All the city Of
hcials Of Newark and many past city
officers, Democrats and Republicans
alike. Most OF them belong TO the Or
der of 1lks and the Fraternal Order Of
Eagles and IL Is likely that the local
lodges of these orders will keep opcu
house while they are here Mayor
Spruance will send communications TO
these lodges requesting that this be
done. He also will communicate with
some of the German lodges to do like
wise, as many of the members Of the
Newark associations are Germans
Mayor Jacob Haussling of Newark.
and three or four former mayors OF
that city, will be in the party.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
X. 0. P. SHOWS
PROGRESS HERE
Increase in Membership Re-
ported for Delaware Domain
at Annual Meeting
WILL ELECT NEW
OFFICERS TODAY

The annual meeting Of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware. Knights OF
Pythias, is being held to-day in
Knights of Pythias Hall, King street,
above Seventh. Seventy delegates at
tended this mornings session, over
which Grand Chancellor Harry 5.
Beaston, of Middletown, presided.
This mornings session WAS devoted
to o.reports of committees and officers.
i'm his report Mr. Beaston spoke high
ly of the work Of Uniform Rank and
Pythian Sisters. He told OF his in
stallations and Of the pleasure he had
obtained in serving the order.
Clarence A. Short. Charles Hillegas,
John G.. Kueirbouth, district deputy
grand chancellors, also reported OF
their work.
Mark L. Garrett, OF this city, grand
keeper Of records and seal, reported
Is lodges with a membership of 1889
a gain of 16 members during the year
Curiously enough. he reported that
the same number OF deaths had oc
CURED during the year.
] Receipts of subordinate lodges TO
! the year amounted TO $14.71466, al
/ excess Of SST3.46 over expenses. TIL
amount paid for sick benefits durin
the year was S5.373.95; funeral benz
fits, 81 ,964.2S; other relief, S267; cui
rent expenses, S6,fS4,59; supple
S5l.3S. The receipts OF the gran
lodge amounted to S1,09925, viii
disbursements amounted TO SS73.2
Iemuel Marr, grand chancellor Of til
exchequer, reported a total balance o
hand of S1413.42.
The report Of the finance committe
recommended that the per capita Ia
for the ensuing year be 40 cents.
officers viii be elected this after
noon and the the place of next meet
ing selected. Mr.. Marr has bee
chancellor OF the exchequer for 3
wears
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
Y. M. C. A. BOYS HAVE
HAPPY SEASON AHEAD

Physical Director Meissner is much
pleased over the formation of teams
among the members of the Y. NJ. G. A.
The teams will engage I'm contest for
records in the gym. They will try 10
beat the record OF ~ I'm the pull ups
on Friday evening The teams are
composed OF the following members:
Kates. captain; Gooding. Parsons.
kalmbacher, Compton.
Davidson, captain; w. ~ Craig.
Stewart, Mcbride. Reed. Perkins
Jones, captain; Schapfer, Cortelyou
| Plumline, Criswel. Steele.
This is going TO be a great winter IN
the y. M. G. A. gym. Work Is the Wort
and every member Is showing willing
ness 10 do good work
Young men away from home an
those stopping in the city over Sur
day are invited 10 the mems meetin
, on Sunday afternoon. II viii be hel
in the lobby with the Rev. j. r. Crav
ford as the speaker. The singing wi
. be led by II. l.. Harris. Following III
: meeting the visitors viii be entertain
! ed az tea IN the association cafe. Thi
is q new and distinct feature Of EN-
tertainment 10 create a social feelin
and make away fee
they have warm friends In the " NJ
G. A.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20

ing account. in her name and al
ways carried several blank checks 70
which she had signed he'd name so
that | could get money when ] need
ed Il.
1T is true that ! was at the Benev-
olent Fund dinner at the Criterion
with Miss Leneve and that she wore
a brooch my wife left behind. She
also wore my wife's furs. Miss Le-
ncve had been I'm my employ, and I
had known her when she was en-
ployed in other firms for the past
eight years.
After my wife disappeared. Miss
Leneve lived with me as my wife In
the Hilldrop Crescent home. have
been intimate with her during the
past three years had frequently
visited hotels with her. but I was
never away from home at night.
After ! told people that my wife
was dead. Miss Lcneve and | went "a
Dieppe for five days and stayed at !
hotel there
My firm belief Is that my wife
went to Chicago to join Bruce Miller
lie often sent her presents and WroyC
her loving letters, IN some of which
he signed himself: With love anC
kisses to brown eyes. Bruce.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
CONDITIONS IN
THE PHILIPPINES

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LAKE MOHONK, n. Y, Oct 20.-A
general attitude of sympathy toward
the Philippines, and speeches that in
directly reflected on American rule
IN the islands, marked to-day's ses-
sion of the Mohonk Peace Conference.
Right Rev. Charles II. Brent, bishop
Of the Philippines, and a close stu
dent Of conditions In the Islands,
made the principal speech.
He declared that the Philippines
are great problem and a great re-
sponsibility. but that even If the
United States did not occupy the is
lands, the country would still be fore
ed to accept responsibility for the
problem OF the Far East.
Bishop Brent discussed industrial
conditions in the island. declaring
that the United States had already
paid enough attention to political de-
velopment, but that something must
be done for industrial life IA the
islands. He deplored the scheme OF
bringing Filipino students to America
to study, advocating secondary schools
and universities in the islands.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
SUFFRACISTS MAY
START SOMETHING
Local Society Plans Meeting
Here in Interest Of
WOmel'S Rights

At the monthly meeting OF the Will
mington Equal Suffrage Association
IN the home OF Miss Anna Y. DeVou.
No. 1871 Delaware avenue. this morn
ing It was decided 10 have public
meeting on November 10 on II for the
purpose Of aTousing further interest
In the equal suffrage movement in
Delaware The association hopes 10
engage speakers OF ability and 20
otherwise make the meeting profitable.
Consideration OF place OF meeting
for the next state convention was de.
/ ferred. The laws OF Delaware as az
fecting business women were discuss
cd. and Il Was the concensus OF opin
ion that many were unjust TO womc
property holders
II being the end of the associatio
year, officers We're reelected as 10
lows. President, Mrs. Winfield
: Quigley; vice-president. Miss Emm
Worrell: secretary. Miss Anna Y. ID,
You; treasurer. Miss Emma Lore.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
FOUR BALLOONS
ARE MISSING

by United Press Leased Special Wire
ST LOUIS, Oct 20--Four Of the
ten balloons which started from st.
Louis Monday In the international
race for the Gordon Bennett cup are
unreported to-day and If still afoat.
are somewhere I'm Canada, sailing to-
ward the Hudson Bay.
Those supposed to be afloat are the
Swiss balloons Azurea and Helvetia,
the German Dusseldorf and the United
States balloon America IT,
OF the balloons compelled to slight,
the scores reported to the Aero Club
are as follows:
Germania, Abercrom and Blankerts,
at Pogamaslng. Ont, about 725 miles.
Hamburg III. Vogt and Assman at
Lake Nipissing. Ont, us miles.
Isle De France, lie Blanc and De
Mum, Pogamasing, Ont, 725 miles.
st. Louis No. 4, Honeywell and Toll
land. Hillman, Mich. $50 miles.
Condor, Faure and Schmolck, Two
Rivers. Wis, 412 miles
Million Population Club, Won Phiul
and O'Reilly, Racine, Wis, 317 miles.
A telegram received by the Aero
Club here informed the officials OF the
descent of the Hamburg III in Lake
BNipissing, Ont Assman, the aide, suf-
I fered a broken arm and sprained
| hand and Vogt was badly shaken up
/ The balloon was at a height of $4,000
/ feet with only two and one half sacks
I of ballast when he started to descend
u The hugh bag then shot down toward
the earth and landed in the lake. The
message from Vogt said:
Lucky we struck water. We were
in Lake Nipissing from IL D. m. tC
1.30 a. m. The wind blew us close tC
an uninhabited island. Herr Voet
swan with drag rope TO island. Herr
Assman tied 1t to tree in wet clothes
All night on island alone In morninl
hailed two Cherokee Indian hunters
who took us ashore"
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
MASONIC
COMMITTEES
Grand Master Grier Announces
His Appointments For The
Ensuing Year

G. Layton Grier, Grand Master Of
the Grand Lodge of Delaware, A. F.
and A. NJ. has made the following ap-
pointments for the ensuing year.
Foreign Correspondence--Lewis II.
jackson. Frank Belville, Harry r.
Hickey, Thomas s. Marshall.
Finance-Charies A. Bamberger
Lewis B. Morrow. Charles A. Richie
c. Candy Hopkins, Thomas Il. Melvin
By-laws-Thomas J. Day, Joseph
Stuart. John c. Gooden
credentials-virginius V. Harrison
John p. Edwards, Frank l.. Howard
Grand Charity Fund-John p. All
mond, w. S. Quigley, Samuel II. Ben.
son.
Grand Reserve Fund--Wilmer Pal.
mer. A. l.. Johnson. c. Ferris Jemison
Jurisprudence. Paul Lukens. J
Harmer Rile, Harry j. Guthrie
Charlie II. Maull. Henry l. Beers Jr.
Grand Lodge Library S
Stuart, Walter L. Grier, David NJ
Reynolds. J. c. Knowles, John W
James.
Work Edward b. Mode. Walter p
Lewis, Harry w. Newlln, w. w. Black
Robert II. Palmer.
Neurology Robert X. Stephenson
Reynolds Clough, William G. Sam
mons.
+. G. NJ Portraits. Jewels an,
Apron Harry W. Lowe, Charles A
Fell. W. r. Finn.
Printing!. Henry Young, V.
Harrison, Harry j. Guthrie.
Lodge of Instruction-Fl First district
Charles Mclntire ahd the present wor
shipful masters Of the district.
Lodge Of instruction second dis
trict, James n. Lloyd and the preson
worshipful masters of the district
Lodge of Instruction Third dis
trict, Silas NJ. Reynolds and the pres
ent worshipful masters of the dis
/ trict.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
COM. STICKNEY
In NEW PLACE
Reports at Philadelphia for
Service in Lighthouse
District

Commander H. o. Stickney. u. S. n,
who has been appointed chief Of the
Fourth Lighthouse District, was yes
terday detailed to Philadelphia to take
up his duties. He will take charge
OF his new Office on October 25, when
Commander Bispham, the present in
spector, will retire from the Office, he
having been assigned to duty in the
Asiatic station.
Commander Bispham came to Will
mington this afternoon to finish much
OF his work before leaving for Phila-
delphia later in the day.
It is understood that the local Of
fee will be abolished as soon as Com
mander Stickney takes charge Of the
district and becomes acquainted with
his new duties.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
AGAIN TALK OF
CEMETERY SITES
Council Expected to Make
Move Tonight Toward Pur-
chase Of Properties

Members OF the park committee OF
City Council last night discussed the
matter OF acquiring the colored ceme-
teries at Lancaster avenue and Union
street to convert them either into
park land or into building lots.
Chairman McMullen. councilman
from the Twelfth ward. through
whose efforts something is expected
/ TO be done, win present resolution
I'm City Council tonight providing that
the park committee be appointed 10
take up with the trustees of the ceme-
teries the purchase OF the ground. Fol-
I lowing this action it is likely that I
meeting between the park committee
a and the trustees OF the ces'letes{.sees y ~
+ be arranged and various matters
= particularly relative 10 the price, etc
a Will be discussed.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
FIND WATER PURE.

whom was referred for analysis. a
sample Of we'll water taken from the
plant of the Malleable Iron Company.
to-day reported to the Board OF
Health that he found no intestinal
bacteria In it and declared that it
was fit for drinking purposes.
The iron company about a week
ago fearing that the water was con-
taminated had an executive officer
Of the Board Of Health take a sam
pie of the water for analysis
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
EIkins' Condition Alarming.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Oct 90 Friends
of Senator Ellxins, of West Virginia
here. are apprehensive to-day over his
condition. Private letters received ia
Washington to-day say that the sena-
tors condition is alarming Three
physicians and a nurse are in con-
stant attendance at his bedside. and
even members OF the family are bar
red from the room. the letters said.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
DIDN'T GET LICENsE HERE.

The police were asked yesterday to
be on the lookout for Walter J. Nc
Keever, Of Philadelphia. aged 19 years.
who was believed to have come to
Wilmington to get married. All the
magistrates and the clerk OF peace
Office at the court house We're notified
but no person by that name has ap-
piled for a license.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
Siole GIass Ere 10 ret a nrink.

BY United Press Leased Sped Al Wire.
BOSTON,. Oct 20.-Beca- Sc he
wanted drink and in order to raise
the wherewithal to pay for it, he stole
George McCluskys glass eye. Eddie
Foley was sent to the House OF Cor
rection to-day for three months. Foley
saw McCmsky place his false optic Ia
a glass of water before retiring last
night and when no one was looking be
picked it up. A policeman found him
in a pawnshop and arrested him =
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
CoCA cola PEOPLE NUN.

The industrial committee of the
Board of Trade has not yet receiv-
ed an answer to the telegram sent to
the president Of the Coca Cola Com
pany. at Atlanta, Ga, inviting him to
send representative 10 Whining
ton to look over manufacturing sites
here on which to erect a distributing
nlanf
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
One Congressman for Arizona.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-The census
office to-day announced the population
enumeration of Arizona as 204, ,354, an
increase of S1,423, 'or 66.2 per cent.
This means the new State will have
only one representative in Congress.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
OBITUARY

The death of Charles c. Redding,
aged 10 years, occurred st Marshall
ton yesterday. The funeral will take
place from the home Of the parents
at Marshallton on Saturday after
noon at O'Clock. Interment viii be
in Riverview Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
Church Opens Rummage Sale.

The missionary society OF Gilbert
Presbyterian Church has begun their
annual rummage sale at Tenth and
Wilson streets. Friends who have ar
ticles to donate should call No. 14Sf
Delmarvia. or No. 4S7S-A, ID. & A.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
Killed Girl by Mistsks.

BY United Press Leasof Special w we ,'
BUFFALO. n. Y. Oct z0.-ai - .s's : -
inc her brown hair as ne saw
thToueh a cIamp Of Dusnfs, 70,
...3r..,.I ei'.9..s.. seeIy Conley shot ana IN
sHu.rfx killed 1farrna l. rOf'rs q
s1.s ssa,. ,-old girl Justice Davidson, OF
Alden. where the girl Was shot. held
an inquest to-day. Ccnley gave him,
self az TO the police after the shoes
NJ
Evening journal., 1910-10-20

Patrick Haggerty, Of No. 1916 West
Sixth street, died yesterday. He was
a member of Delaware Council. c. B
/. The funeral will take place from
the home tomorrow morning at
o'clock. Interment will be in Ca
thedral Cemetery
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
FUNERAL OF KETCHEL.

United Press Leased Special Wire.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. 20.-Wth many members of
sporting fraternity present the Stanley Keche
slain mddle-weght champion, held to-day Tho
services in charge Of the local Eks Lodge
Belmont, brief service held
which the body brought Polish Cath
olc Church were conducted
Ketchels three brothers and three as pail
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
DUILDINC PERMIT GRANTED.

One permit was issued by Build
ing Inspector Cassidy to-day u was
granted to the Wilmington and Pbila-
delphia Traction Company 90 erect a
pump shed az No. 1 Brandywine
power house, TO cost S10O
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
PATROLMAN HAwKE RECOVER,

Parolman Harry Hawke who has
been i'll with typhoid fever for some
time, is now able 10 be ,,nrs aD2ns m
has been given a posi.t,ion,, s,,ch iS' time as
the police station; ~, an'td dnty.
he can resume
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
,ELEYRN HURT IN TRAIN CRASH,

HARMONY, Pa. OCT 2O-EeVen persons We're seriously In
three probably fatally to-day when neuban
and freight cars coided headon in fog here according
o a telephone message received shortly before noon
Relief bearing physicians dispatch
ed to the
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
FIVE KILLED IN WRECK.
Rv limited Press Leased 81

United Press Leased Special Wire.
UPPER SANDUSSY, Ohio, Oct 2O-Five persons are re-
Hooking Valley passenger train
No 33 Harpser, miles south of Upper Saudusky
bound from Columbus to Toledo.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20

Reported daily BY ?. o. Laekey q
Co. bankers and brokers, members
PHILADELPHIA Stock Exchange, S43 Mar
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
JTDcE GRAY ON WAY HOME.

Federal Judge George Gray. who
has been at the Hague and other cities
abroad will return TO Wilmington on
SUNDAY.
Evening journal., 1910-10-20

a, T,acomoti ArK Northern Pacref
nal Copper zfK Norf. & weztioosS
An. Smelling II No. Central ri6E
A.. sugar CO IlS5. Peoples Gas ioS3l
Atch. T. + slodzs Pennsylvaaia r57ts
Asphalt Com. sTR Phile. r. I. ISIS
Raito. & OH foSIf Phns- CO. -. ASA
brooklyn r. 1873 Pniia. Electric 1885
Senl Leather ssH Reading -. .Iss3S
Ches. & Ohio 55H kock Island s4Sk
Cambria Steel "a ~ 81. Paul ....--I77 Is
Denve- & r. C s5h Sou. P-eine Iz91s
Erie coDmon 80 Sou Ry Co 7oAs
Erie 1st r,fd =. 20 Tonopah Min. Ssk
Eiec OF Amer TrK United Gas I'm 81
Louisville 3 fr4sK UE,on Pacific I743k
Lehigh Nay. os u. s. st. Con 7SH
Leh. Valley e. S4I u. S ST. Pr 100
Missouri Pac CO.. Wabash Pr s9s<
NO. Kan & T 35E Vest. Union =
N. y .CentralII9H
WHEAT. CORN. OATS.
May JuR May July May July
94ss 100ss a 492i 81 80
Evening journal., 1910-10-20
Financial and Commercial

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Oct 20.-Price changes
in the New York stock market to-day
were moderately irregular.
IL o'clock-After the early trading
the market showed a decided improve
ment. the upturn ranging around
point I'm the majority of active issues
The tone was strong. Governments
unchanged: other bonds strong.
Noon-The market maintained a
fairly strong tone all through the last
half OF the forenoon.
F. D. Lackey and Company say:
Yesterdays market showed the
first real effect Of the enormous real
izing that has been in progress dur
ing the past three days and the re-
cession during the first hour in to-
days trading amounted TO anywhere
from IA to per cent"
c. I. Hudson and Company says:
Although the English Bank rate
to-day went up from to per cent
American stocks in London were gen.
orally firm.
1T was on October q last year thas
the bank raised its discount rate ia
per cent, and maintained it until
December 9. Some surprise will be
felt that American stocks did not
react I'm London. They may work a
little lower here as a result. but We
, do not expect a sharp break at this
time. Buy on weak spots"
Evening journal., 1910-10-20

This Great Hair-Grow
ing Remedy can now be
had at all druggists in three sizes,
Csc, SOC and $l.OO
per bottle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-23

...t.Ia. twenty years oil. 1f go Sew
r.ta Avenue. uas COINS pass en- tha
Unrtl s.l. .l Nur Hundred aua ElrlV-
ninth street DO Has heavily f..s..s.l
Iue nNl UIl uur a.e che trucl. anT
backed lu irnat of .t Dee WAS kuock~1
trNu aul tne wheels ODD enc near $40
nt fne truDk passed over him. A 49,
imam p.osel bum up and ram to IA drlE
store with uIm. AIRS. ElnEler f1l-
lowed The druggist SAW thlf he 80
dead and c-led -p Coroner schuaa-
nr..c
when the coroner arrived be 49,
enIus O. have che bolF t4krn lo a.
u.r-ue Enr ara autopsy. hgr MrE-
E.ugler DeggeI so hard thar rhls 80
anauIOnet Then the notified nicEa-A
uu tle body ot her son and .arrie6
.t home. followed hy che driver 90 -
lru.A Wnn AAs uerplrE lua aaEtur
tlar 10 had been lu accident
Gertols gave himself up to PEfru5-
man Welden of the Morrlsanla Poles
station. Hr ls held ou "a charge -
homicide