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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
CAPTAIN IN
1885,; HEAD
Of ARMY NOW
Gen. Woods Rise Equaled
Only by Dashing Phil
Sheridan. of Civil War
Fame.

WASHINGTON, y G.. April a1--
Maj Gen Wood today Is head 81 the
United states army Brig. Gen. }
Franklin Bell retired AZ noon ves
terday az chisi Of staff. and Wood
succeeded him Ne wili not for.
mally take up his duties until hts
return from Buenos Ayres ia June.
Wood has established n record
Tor rapid promotion that finds itn
only pAraileled IN the advancement
Of Gen Phil Sheridan. IN less than 2
years be has risen from assistant
surgeon 10 head % the army. sherl.
dan came from a Western army
peat IN May. 1861. a lieutenant In
1850 he was a major general and
IN 1859 a lieutenant general.
This u Woods record.
lSsi-rGraduated from Harvard
medical school.
iSSs-Iieutsnant and assistant
surgeon. q. =. A.
issi~-Captain and assistant sur.
geon.
May isss-colonei Of Rough
Riders
July, 1895 Promoted 10 hriga
der general for services nj San
Juan hill.
December. 1895 Major general
volunteers
April. 1899 Discharged from
volunteers and same day appointed
brigadier general Philippine volun-
teera
December. Major general OF
volunteers.
IDOL headlcr general. n. s. A.
1903 Major general a. s. A.
chief Of staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
IT'S A BIG JOB BOUILLON
TAKES AT EDMONTON, ALB.

sounds like one we have been look
ms FOR" said Alderman Gariepy,
when the matter was brought up in
council Research into Mr. Boum-
lons record had beon made and his
credentials found thoroughly satis-
factory
Az first be had refused 10 accept
the appointment under the terms
imposed hy The charter. wishing for
% contract of a more definite char
acter but his diffidcnce had been
overcome. and Alderman Gariepy be-
lioved that his appointment would
result in universal satisfaction 70
the citizens.
From what / have heard az Mr.
Bouillon he IS tho man we require
for cur services" Alderman Mould
said i'm rising Co second Alderman
GaHepy's motion TO accept the app
phcation Though tho salary is
high think the man we have win
Doe able Co save far more than tho
amount of his salary TO the city"
Alderman Hyndman added his
quota Co the cncomium, remarklng
that hc did not think a moro satis-
factory man could Zoe found.
"Cltizcns as rule don't mind
paying FOR an article $50 long as It's
right said Alderman Armstrong,
going ON 70 express himself as
strongly endorsing the choice 90 the
mayor and Alderman Gariepy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
SECOND HYDE
NESS IS
NEAR DEATH

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April ga
God seems displeascd al efforts TO
convict an innocent man Of awful
crimes on mere suspicion. said
Mrs D. c. Hyde today when she
learned that another witness for
the prosecution Is near death Dr.
Hyde. her husband. is on trial for
the alleged murder OF Col Thomas
n Swope
r. - Mitchell. the undertaken
who had charge 81 tho body Of Col
Swope. IL 40 with typhoid fever. the
malady which has attacked eight
members of the swope household
To those who make a study OF
coincidencc-an and the prosecution Of
Hyde. ia part. is based on coinci.
dence- there appears 10 be a strange
fate following Ia the course Of the
prosecution
The first misfortune 20 befall the
prosecution was the sudden death
OF Dr. @. r Twyman. the Swope
family physician. a prospective wit
ness for the prosecution, by whom
u was hoped to prove that Or
Hyde bled Colonel Moss Huuton TO
death
Two Quarts Of Blood.
Or Twymnn. IN company with
DR. Hyde. attended Col Hunton.
Twyman. according 20 the prosocu.
ton, suggested that only a pint OF
blood be drawn to relieve the pa.
tent Miss Pearl Kollar. the
nurse. has testified that Dr. Hyde
drew two quarts.
Undertaken OFT. who was pres.
ent. has testified that che blood
drawn was poured into O. basin con.
tanning wafer with which Hun.
tons arm was hathed and that
the nurse measured the mixed
liquid lie also declared that ivy.
man performed the blood letting
operation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
VIII Have Charge of All
the Light, Water and
Power Plants of City
To Get $4,000 a Year.

Alfred V. Bouillon. formerly
superintendent OF public utilities OF
Seattle. returned last night from
Edmonton, Alberta, bringing with
him a signed aud sealed acceptance
OF his application for the position
Of general manaecr of an of Ed-
montona public utilities. az salary
90 $4,000 per year
Mr. Roullon begins hts duties in
Edmonton on May tG. Ia the mean
time he win bee busy preparing To
move with his family TO the Ca
madam town.
Edmonton is city of $4,000 pop
ulatlon. situated Ina the rich wheat
fields of northwestern Canada The
city owns its own street car system
and power and electric lighting
systems Mr. Boulllon win he gem
eral manager OF these utilities. ana
IN addition will be "a member Of a
commission OF three that conducts
all of the business OF the city
OF Mr. Bouilon's appointment the
Edmonton Journal says:
Here is an application that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
|LR|S HEARS GOOD OLD
TIME ROOSEVELT TALK
Audience of Educators and Students
Hears Former President Speak on Citizenship in
Republic" at the University of Sorbonne.

PARIS April e3-pspsna from printed ,ex. % his al
Academy o. the saroonne to-day Rocse
=. rights he speaking 10 French Ne came
skh IN the audience The references
IS
words IN civilized
~r be carefully guarded sreat majority cases human
ssks property rights fundamentally long run
ssntcaL
clearly that there Is conflict
kssween rights upper for
sroosrty o property"
applause greeted
s,sss portion
.esesao given to-day
|sehaSy greatest accorded foreign lecturer
PARIS April asHefoFe asseubage distinguished
81 a. soraonne President Roosevelt today
~ pablc speech his Africa
|xsarsnhp Republic she subject 81 Rousegelta
arsss the closest attention his audience,
sh eqnsny broke into enthusiastic cheering hc former
president brought out especially ofcefu point
Fka exrresidents speech. In part, follows.
Today speak the subject of individual
81
Asause yoa citizens Of democratic rapuhuc
s~fac republic each Of
government for people
snuc az ait possible cxpedmcntF aught with
rsamt possibilities alike Tor good and Tor evil
republics IKE and ike Eogy
- eur failure despair mankind tho
rndsr enc mam OF
In very few quality 0f the rulers ailmnorant
DEPENDS OK AVERAGE MAN
Haf ana with the different
nu failure VIII depend the 90 which average man
his o her duty hc ordinary every
a. as 81 Hie those rrea occasional ers which
~ The e,ef
II Il our republics 70 succeed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
PIERCE COUNTY
FOR POlkDExTER


TACOMA, April 23.--Aoeording
to reports made II the meeting o.
the Pierce County Progressive
club, there are 10000 voters IN Ia
coma who are lining UP behind
Congressman Poindexters boom
for the United states senate. The
club members are certain Of carry
Ing Pierce county for Polndester,
ard scott a. the statements of the
Mccormick boosters. who contend
that the lumber baron has
chance jesse n. Reed was elected
president, ]. a. soriey, Of the Nor.
~cglan. American league, vice-pres.
dent; W. q. HeinlY, Of the Young
mems Republican club, secretary.
Lorenzo Dow VAS chosen chairman
Of the executive COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

g u we'll u q large proportion ~
she leaders la any rnuahlic IA any
democracy are. a. matter ~
course. drawn from the classes
fepfese ated in ihis aadleucr gaday
9ut only provided lbal those classes
laos sess the silt % sympathy ulth
plain reouie and ~ devotion 20
great ideals
10 you and yonr kind much has
been Fifen and from puH rurh
should be expected. Yet there are
certain fallluEs against which h d
especially incumbent hat both mer
nf trained and cultivated intellect
and meu 81 Inherited wealth and
position. should especially guard
themselves. because ~ fhpEe fail.
iuEs ihey are especially liable. and
IT Welded to their your chances
~ useful service are ri an cud.
Let the man o. learning. the
man Of lettefcd leisure. beware
OF ihat cheap temptation 10
pose as the cYnlc. a. the mar
Who has egtsro~n emotions and
HHas h#fN NfNN 70 FffsafN 1000
ord evil are "a one. The Door.
est way 20 face life Is 70 face Il
With = sneer.
There is 40 more unhealthy be.
ms no man less worthy ~ respect.
than BE- Who either really holds. or
feigns % bold. an attitude 81 sheer
ine disbelief towards all that IL
great and lofty. whether IN achieve
mCnt or 10 that noble effort which.
even " it fail comes second 20
achievement The role ~ easy
there o. none easier
u is not the critic that
counts. The credit belongs 70
the man who 10 actually IN the
arena. whose face in married
BY dust and sweat and blood.
Who strives vsiiantlY; who errs.
and comes short again and
(conilnUsd on Page Eightl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
AUTOMOBILE AND
WAGON COLLIDE

An auto owned by T W. Yancy
who resides al 1927 18th av. crash
cd into an express wagon at i7th
and Madison az $3.50 this morning
hurting Paul SAINTS. tho driver. 10
the ground SAINTS was badly shaken
up but not seriously injured. lie
resides at $40 goth av. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
win Have Parade.

An automobile parade. In which
the members Of both teams and the
presidents Of the Seattle and Ia
coma BAH clubs viii tour the city to
the atridenf music ~ n brass band.
has been planned as fitting opener
60 ihe real doiugs Of the dsy. ThIa
parade Is scheduled 10 start from
fesier way and Second az. az i.fs.
the line Of march being up second.
down First and up Third. and then
% the bali grounds. Twelfth and
feaier
While Seattle and Tacoma are
fighting IL out on the home lot Spo-
kane and Vancouver viii be IN ac-
tion IN the former city This year
the Northwestern league IL com
posed a. four instead Of six clubs.
aberdeen and Portland having been
dropped from the circuit Today.
Sunday and Monday the locals will
be seen In action here, and Tuesday
the battle ground shifts 20 Tacoma
for a three-day series. split series"
will be the rule this year. the teams
In most instances jumping from
town TO town instead OF playing for
a fun week on each home lot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
LYONS DROVE TOO
FAST, SAYS JURY

After four hours delibera
ton the eoroncr's jury decided
that Dorothy Waters was KIN.
ed by an automobile driven by
William Lyons az an unlawful
rate o. speed
The Jury made no recon-.
mendations.
Any further action rests with
the prosecuting attorneys
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
CITY To GIVE
Street To
s. {. co.
Resolution Before Council
for City to Buy Right-of-
Way From Traction Co.
and Give Ii Back Free of
Charge.

What is claimed 10 be the
elesrest cut case on record OF
the city deliberately buying a
right-of-way TO present to the
Seattle Electric Co. will be en-
dorsed by the city council il il
adopts a resolution which the
council committee on corpora
tons yesterday recommended.
The resolution empowers
Corporation Counsel Calhoun
TO enter into a stipulation with
the Seattle Electric Co. in the
condemnation OF Government
Way. whereby the city agrees
70 allow the S. L. Co. to keep
and maintain tracks across two
blocks Of ground now owned by
the S. (. Co. and ground which
the city is about to condemn
and pay the S. r. Co. for. The
value Of the land and the price
the city is to pay will be fixed
by a superior court jury which
is handling the Government
Way condemnation suits.
History Of Case
IN 1905 the city granted a fran.
chise 70 the S. " Co. known as
the Grand Boulevard franchise for
the Fort Lawton line There was
gap of two blocks IN the Fort Law
ton route between the place where
the tracks ieft Commodore Way
and entered Government Way The
Seattle Electric Co. secured "A
broad right OF way through this
private property
Last year the Government Way
condemnation achemo. including
the extension of Government Way
through co Commodore Way along
the line Of the S. H. Co. rightof.
way, came up
viii Get Il Back.
The condemnation ordinance,
With no clause relative 10 the con.
demnation of the street car com
pany'H tracks, passed and the cor.
pOratinu counsel started with the
condemnation eases. Now he
comes to the counsel with the res.
olutlun. which is recommended for
adoption next Monday night. with
the statement that II the city in.
tends to take the oompany's tracks
new ordinance must be passed,
and ia lieu OF that he proposes the
stipulation whereby the street car
company'H rights are recognized
on the land which the city Is about
10 buy and pay the s 70 Co. for
The city proposes TO buy five
complete lots and portions OF six
other lots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
AT GOAL,
WESTON TAKEN ILL

ALBANY, ~ ~ April "a
Edward Psyson Weston, on the
last lap Of his walk from the
Pacific 20 the Atlantic, was
taken ~ at chlttenango today.
He was forced 10 take TO his
bed, but he declares that the w.
ness is not serious and he OK.
poets 70 finish his walk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

WIN Lyons. the ncunew Of the
physician. who was driving The ma.
chine. admitted that he had little
experience handling automobiles.
Or Lyons himself ala not think the
nephew competent 10 drive down
town The youth who Is ~ years
old. said that the machine was
coasting when u struck the child.
The girls father described the
occurrence 20 the jury There was
no evidence that the machine was
speeding except the condition Of
the pavement After the brakes
were applied. the automobile skid
ded 80 feet II sklddod I 2 feet be.
fore Il hit the child
The jurors questions showed
them TO be skopucal of the ability
of a slow moving machine TO mark
up the pavement,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
nARBOR MASTER WILL DRIVE OUT PEOPLE
WHO LIVE IN RAFT TOWN ON WATERWAY

SlnatteFs Boo ark the East waterway must The
aHeea who b. ia claimed include harbor pirates and petty
$500 Of az kinds given 48 themselves
~ e floating shackg of the waterway and OF the habo
h9Aff vas given yesterday by harbor Master HILL
human dereicis mlngc with tho uncouh the
rats and i've handtOmOuth existence n these shack8
~ On RATS and business established the
southern u the city complaining bitterly OF
' ana depredationa committed BY these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
KILLED IN A
PRIZE Fight

BOSTON. Mass. April 23-Max
Landy. who fought Joe O'Briun be.
fore the Union Athletic club last
night. died this morning Lnndy n
Boston fighter and OBrien Ia
from Cambridge The fight was a
draw An investigation OF Landy's
death "a being made today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
Below Freezing In ST. Louis.

ST LOUIS, Mo, April % The
thermometer al o'clock registered
2s.4 degrees This Is the coolest
that was ever known here nc this
time Of the year A driving snow
Is falling Continued cold % pre-
dicted, and II Is feared that the
fruit has been heavily damaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

81 Louis society bellies we're en-
tsftained with a man hunt. Blood
hounds, not 81. Louis bellies, went
after the man, 80 that he got away
with his life and most Of HE repu.
tation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
SPECTACLES NOTE
BY SPECIAL CABLE
(From a staff Correspondent Of
the United presal

the United Prebal
PARIS. April 90 Colonel
Roosevelt today discarded his fam.
GUS nose glasses and purchased a
new pair from n leading ocuiist Of
Paris. he also bought q number
OF rare old books here
Later he went 20 the Academy Of
the Sorbonnc. whore q dinner of ~
courses was laid. The guests IN
cluded French Ambassador Jugse.
rand and American Ambassador 10
France Bacon. Fifteen hundred In
vltatiOns will be issued for a sub.
reception az the SOrbonne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

IN dispute over money matters
Tom Orlandish. lahorer, shot and
wounded Caro- Wukloh. also a "a
horer. AZ o'clock this afternoon.
Wukich was shot twice in the leg.
Before he VAS taken 70 the city hos
pital he lost SO much blood that his
condition is critical. he was IN
conscious when he reached the hos
p'tai
orlandish was arrested. The men
room together in q Greek lodging
house at 2o4 Ninth aV.. in which the
shooting took place. The men were
clubbing together and buying food.
Oriandish accused Wukieh Of being
short IN his accounts q the hand
ling Of this money. and a quarrel
followed. resulting Ia the shootings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
COLORADO COW
FOR THE TAFTS

DENVER. April % Republicans
Of Colorado have offered 10 pur-
chase for President Taft, Colorado
B0asy, the states most famous
bovine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
WHOLE FAMILY OF CROOKS IS
ROUNDED UP IN SPOKANE
rsther' Mother, Sons and Daughters to Be Brought
Back to Seattle to Stand Trial for Many Bold Rob-
beries-Ihree Others Caught With Gang.
.+++++%%@+%~++#.
SEVEN ysAas a aoesrR.


= SPOKANE. April as - u !
: have been a robhef and burglar I
. for the last seven years. ever ,
: since ! WAS boy Of le. and |
: have never been caught tiii I
: now, bur ] want 20 toll YOU 4
: There Il nothing ia IT, The most
= J ever got from the piunder I
: from any trick turned was 4
: SEQ We have our fences 20 I
: help and proiect us ard a. dis I
: pose o. the loot for az. boz 4
: sheg always take advantage ~ I
us. ami never give us anything 4
: HE what tbs stuff q worth 10 4
: them. Harry Cfae ford I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23


An entire family devoted 10
crime. father. mother. sons and
daughters this startling fact vas
revealed BY tho arrest In Spokane
yesterday Of nine criminals. six II
them belonging Ia one family. The
family goes By the name ~ John
son. and Is wanted here for = score
Of rooberice. holdup and thctis ~
various kinda.
In the gang under arrest al spo.
kane are A = johnson, the father.
dfs Johnson. the mother. Eddie
Johnson Claude johnson. nnns.
Emmcline Johnson and Alice John
son. daughters with the johnson
gang IN jail here are Alfred Mel
rose, Thomas Moore and SID
Waters. AL wanted here FOR crimes
wansea for Robbery.
Tho Johueona are wanted here
specifically ior the robbery ~ nan
Lyppca' grocery Eiore. az iniorbay
Lyppes. bis wife ana four custom
ers were bound and gagged aud
tfaA stolen All the members ~
the gang left Seattle shortly after
this robbery except one. Harry
Dewey II ~ happened that today
Harry nvwey was sentenced 20
serve from 20 Is years In walla
Nalia for his part In thia hold.ap
The Seattle police NcFe made
aNaFc ~ the existence ui me John
son fnmily gang hy Tho mother
The mother. although nearly 50
feara ~ akr. managed 20 steal $50
from James Antftun. Her ksn.
Eddie. wanted her to get more. but
she old woman refused Eddie got
drunk and beat his mother unmer.
eifuliy.
Turns on Her Family.
She was arrested shlio atill aaf,
fering from the blows ~ her son
and IN revenge told the police that
the whole family was made Or "
crooks; that her husband was an
ex-conviet from Minnesota. and
that her son Eddie was the leader
81 the gang Az 81 them have been
more or less frequently III trouble
with the Seattle police
When arrested In Spokane they
were dolnK the "beFgar act. but
search revealed that they have
over $4,000 worth Of diamonds Sc
attic detectives will bring them
here for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
HERE'S CHINESE DIVORCE

= For tbe first time Ia years =
= Chinese appealed 10 the divorce I
> court when Sen 10. known ns :
= Hong Yit So. filed suit aR1lnsi 4
= her husband Lee Quonw for
: divorce 90 the grounds of de- 4
= aerti0n and n0n-aupport
= The wife says that she was 4
= married a. Lewiston Idaho. 4
= July. 1901 At the time her 4
= husband was engaged IN the :
= restaurant business They 4
: lived together for nearly o. year 4
= before coming Co Seattle. Then 4
4 her husband disappeared. and 4
: has not been heard 20 or seen 4
= since. :
= $50 ttAtt thAtt 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

Three marriage licenses were
GRANTED In Seattle yesterday, four
divorce complaints filed and two
divorces granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

A mans idea OF comfort is smok.
ing a pipe, with newspapers scat.
tered over the floor around him
and ashes all down the front of his
coat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

AND
EN- DS

Is ANfsF.H. f.kf Ninety nine 90
- y tn Shade az 2 q'ciuck ln the
noen that's shat Lea ArEciea
seeteriay. The third hottest April
" b eity history
! sENvER "A nurse gave Mrs NJ
J labs ~ Junction CifF. kns q
BIZ aess ~ nxaiic acid. msstakiuE
a. epsom aalfa The patient died
j great agony
4
Esht Boys ard four girls we're
|tm - Seattle yesterday. Deaths
L zsattis nsnefsc nine
/ HlCAGo Burglars entered enc
- II william White Furresisf
= asfkt and removed e SEQ pound
r. eAulhiriuE sfffrrfHre and iFW-
r. valued at t4.10o The family
r. est
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
SHOT BY HIS
ROOM MATE

WuSieh died at 2:o5 at the City
hospital. He did not regain con.
seriousness after the shooting. His
slayer is still at large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

4ENATCHEE - Rgfus Wood
|egIsasiran Paludexter's candidate
II Fsfmfstef here. was turned
- a. q political aiap AZ insur-
- But Mr Wood turned q trick
Il AAssnr his Mission af building
se1.nR light. heat water and safe
+ s4eit sum a. q pOstoffiee for five
r fspsn August a. signing the
sAet festeFaay.
Sec all those personal census
'Hes'sqns are asked largely 10 fur
r bass for apportionment 81
sFtstueu, Why not ask ~ u Ne
- hks 10 drown our congress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

taking great miss by several feet umpire will call
Strike one and the pennant 81 1910 will be
BY general consent opening day unofficial holiday,
and Seattle employers have let down the bars somewhat
u will not be necessary bury many cousins gandmothes
and other relations Every lover Of baseball who play
hockey from business this afternoon will be Dugdaes park,
for besides the added interest OF the first league game Of the
year this afternoons promises baseball and every
one is how the combination wearing Seat
Tie uniforms viii conduct itself under fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
BALL IS
CRY TODAY AT
DUCDALEPARK
Season Opens With Hi Gill Tossing Horsehide Across
Pate-Fine Weather Assures Most Auspicious
Opening for Sesson--Seatte to Clash With Ia
coma.

ROVIDING that Mayor Iii Cni's pitching arm
is in "mid-scason form" and that he can heayc
the ball IN the general direction Of the homo
plate the Northwestern League season will be
officially opened shis afternoon when the citys
chief executive takes his place in fhc box and.
after an elaborate windup. lets fly brand new
horsehide at the first man on the Tacoma
Tigers batting list.
According to the time honorcd custom the
hattcr viii MIL. = .uild a..-..e .. III. anl,arA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

shHhNhG or suddenly going
Ara r y Rollins yesterday
sfk her 2-ysar -oll daughter with
killinR ths child Ter ma-
ave- The ife nj another child.
IA AGO ~~A sn0Wet0rm. acc0m-
NJ a high wind struck Chi-
'eeey Little damage ls re-
The storm ls remarkable for
ssason of tha year
RthET Mich a 20 rifle bliz
aWeepiag this section today.
lperipr has been Dashed into
and is storm swept for lts
iensth TIE storm extends
..a.ilin q the soo. six luches
'F has fallen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

tAepHA -The trial 70 lfra Mar
hsalsfaus g8r ere murder ~
h1sh'nd Mas ~ Hat year was
" Judge yesterday court
faay.
So York City has croauet
- Take horse car ard 90 out
80 cams Il you haVens heart
.-p's. net time you're IN the gay
nssfepeiis ard feeling a BIT gay