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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
After 7 p. m. Sales
Saturday Evening

No phone orders, and we re-
serve the right to limit guam
titles.
45e Window Shades 1nc
After 7 p. m, Each. ..... & JI
Opaque Window Shades: 80
inches wide and 7 feet long;
mounted on self-acting spring
rollers: desirable colors. After
. m. Saturday. 29c.
CSC Straw Mating fEn
After .. m, Yard. .... iJG
Best Grade $50 and 1SO-warp
Japanese Mating; damask pat.
terms In the best colors. After
p. m. Saturday. i5c a yard.
i5e Baking Pans Ec
After 7 p. m, Each ~
One-Pint Baking Pans: Stran-
sky enamelware; brown. with
white lining After .. m. Sat
urday. &c each.
ioc S. and p. Shakers @
After 7 o. m, Each ........JG
Salt and Pepper Shakers OF
colonial fire polished glass, with
sanitary celluloid tops. After 7
D. m. Saturday. Sc each
81 HoteIware PIst;ers-- 1Ec
After z p. m. .Goe
16-Inch Hotel Platters; neat
bordered decoration. After Z p.
m. Saturday, CSC each.
SIPS Flsnnelette Gowns co..
After o. m, Each ... uJJ
Night Gowns OF good quality
flannelette: cut full and long.
After 7 p. m. Saturday. CSC each.
t5e White Cambria To
After .. m. Yard ....f 20
Berkeley Cambria in two to
eIght-yard lengths; So inches
wide. After 7 p. m. while II
lasts. 7isc a yard.
Infants 75e Shirts 10o
After 7 o. m, Each ......ZJC
Infants ATWOOD Shirts; soft
aud fine: nonshrinkable. After
p. m. Saturday. 29c each.
25c Tooth Brushes fQn
After p. m, Each ....... tOI
Manufacturers Sample Tooth
Brushes; various styles and
shapes: medium and hard bris-
tie: up to 25c values. After I p.
m. Saturday. Toe each.
ioe Beauty Pins Eo
After .. m, Pair "
Gold.Plated Beauty Pins; yari-
Gus styles and shapes; two on
card. After Z p. m. Saturday. SC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
MISUNDERSTANDING

1900 Pairs Of Sample Stockings; - ~
very fine gauze Isle. full fashioned, -
IN plain black and all the leading
plain colors; all regular soc grades. ~
Your unrestricted choice, 35c a pair. 0ON
or three for 100.
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SOC Plain and Fancy Hosiery

1900 Pairs Sample Stockings. a
fun fashioned isle. plain lace boot '
plain black. plain tan. fancy boot
aud fancy embroidered stockings 4
Sample pairs OF regular soc lines
In this sale. &c a pair.
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TeWatDO48alIS
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~ SECOND AVENUE g. PIKE STREET


For this sale we've taken the sample lines al
odds and ends OF our own Stocks of Hosiery and
from lots-some at half usual prices and all at
or coming needs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

Children's Rompers-EeFe again, COM
plete line Of Chldrens Rompers and Over
alls; splendid little garments. in pretty
months 10 o years. A garment .......50c
Children's Lawn Dresses-Madc OF fine ma
terial daintily trimmed with embroidery
and tucks Russian and waist style ages to
5 years; values up to 500. Saturday zoe
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SCARED TO DEATH
BY ALARM CLOCK

lay beneath the body Of her mother
for five hours before her brother.
alarmed because neither the child
nor the mother appeared. entered
the room.
II. l.. 9iKer and David Zerwohh.
representing the Public Welfare
League. will appear before the
East Queen Anne Improvement
Club. corner Taylor av and Lee
St. tonight 20 urge the adjustment
OF the restricted district.
Tho campaign OF tho league
against the district IL being pushed
ahead steadily By speakers and By
the executive committee.
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Closes at $3.50 p. IN.
Csc Duchess Satin Ribbon at

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
Notice To Taxpayers

Notice IL hereby given that the
King County Board OF Equalization
win be In session three CD weeks.
commencing
MONDAY, AUGUST list, 1910,
At the auditors office at the Klng
county court house, for the pur.
pose OF equalizing the tax roll of
1910. All taxpayers claiming abate-
mcnt OF tax are hereby notified 10
appear on or before
SATURDAY. AUGUST goth. 1910.
or be forever barred.
OTTO A. CASE.
County Auditor and ExOfficlo
Clerk OF the Board OF County
CommiSeioners of King County.
Washington.
Dated at Seattle. ,ihis End day Of
July. 1910.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
LEGISLATURE TO TRIM
DIRECT PRIMARY BILL
Senator Lee C. Gates Proposes
improvements in Measure
tsnecial to The Ireraldl

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 19.-The cum
bersome direct primary bill will be Civ
en- some stern trimmings at the COM
ing session of the legislature, which
desires to make it accomplish much
more than it does in the present state.
Senator Lee G.. Gates of Los Angeles
is working on II measure that will
bring about scme improvements. He
proposes to abolish the vote within the
party for United States senator and
also step into the general elections and
wipe out the party circle.
A novel change in the present method
Of arranging names alphabetically on
the primary ballot is contemplated in
a bill that probably will enter from the
assembly side. Tt plans to rotate the
names so a candidate will not slip
through merely because his name be-
gins with an "a" or :'B."
The proposed system is operated in
New Hampshire. If there are 100000
ballots for the state and four candi-
dates for the same nomination, each
candidate will appear $4,000 times at
the top of the list of names, as many
next and so on down the line. This
will give everybody a square deal be-
cause outside of the gubernatorial can
didate it is hard for an aspirant to be-
come acquainted with the masses of
voters who very often stamp the first
name because it comes handy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
PAS7ORSCONDEMN
SMART SET DANCES
Merry Widow Waltz and Lin
gerie Display of Fresno
Bellies Cause Breach
Especial to The Herald)

FRESNO, Dec. 19.-Is it just the
proper thing for young men and wo-
men to dance-strictly in the interest
of art-folklore dances that call for a
tight embrace with lips held in close
iuxtaposition and a display of-er-
lingerie, while their adoring mammas
look on and applaud?
OF coutse it is, say the adoring man.
mas of 800 of Fresno's society bellies
and bes:--c.
OF course it is not, say the pastors
of various churches who have held a
meeting on the subject and passed reso-
lutions condemning the dances and the
lingerie display.
The pastors got their tip from large
sized photographs of the young people
that adorn store windows to advertise
a kirmess to be held in the opera
house this week, at which folklore
dances will be participated in by the
sons and daughters of some of the
leading families of the city. Chief
among the dances is the folklore dance
of the mythical Marsevia. taken from
the comic opera, 1.-THE Merry Widow"
The members Z, the Parlor Lecture
club, the exclusive woman's organiza-
ton of Fresno, declare there is nothing
improper about the dance, and besides
that it is beautiful and artistic. The
preachers gay the photographs show
that it is immoral, both in pose and
display of lingerie.
Other dances, which do not bring the
lips of the dancers into such tempting
closeness also are criticised by the
ministers as being improper in pose
and exhibitio44 of neither garments, but
the Merry Widow waltz is too much,
even if the others could be overlooked.
The resolution adopted by the min
listers asked the Parlor Lecture club
to disclaim responsibility for the pic
lures, which are actual photographs of
the performers. The dotng mammas
received the resolutions with indigna
ton, and a serious breach between the
society folk and the ministerial associa
ton is the result.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
INDIANS IN ALASKA
RAIDED BY REVENUE
MEN FOR MC0NSHINiNG

JUNEAU, Alaska, Dec. ia raid
by a detachment of marines from
the revenue cutter Rush has re-
suited in the breaking up of an In
dian moonshiners' camp at the In
dian village of Hoonah. Mandy
Martin, a squaw, who was arrested,
is said to have made a confession
duplicating her husband and other
members of the tribe.
Continued reports of moonshining
at Hoonah have been received by
federal officers here, but frequent
raids by United States deputy mar
shals have been without result. The
matter was placed in the hands of
Capt. De Otte of the revenue cutter
Rush, and yesterday morning his
vessel suddenly appeared off the
settlement.
Before the Indians knew what was
going on the village was surround
ed. Every house was searched and
contrivances for making 'hootch,"
or Indian whisky, were found.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
WHAT'S GOING ON, TODAY IN
LOS ANGELES

Auditorium-"The Queen or the MOULIN
Rouge" s:15 p. m.
Belasco-"A Stranger in New York." Sis
p nj.
Burbank-'"The Prince Chap" s:15 p. m
Grand-.The Toymaker," 2:15 and S:15 p. m.
Levy's Cafe Chantant-Continuous vaudeville,
2 80 p. m. to 1880 a. m.
Los Angeles Vaudeville, 2:3O, 7:45 and p m.
Luna parls-outdoor amusements band con-
cert and vaudeville. 10 a m to midnight.
Majestic-"The Kissing Girl" S;l5 p. m.
Mason--Dark.
olympic-'"rhe HalfbacS," 7:i5 and 9;15 p m.
orpheum-vaudevile 2:15 and s:i5 p M
Pantages-vaudevile 2:So. 7:45 and 9 p, m.
Prncess-"At tho Beach, 745 and 9;15 p, IN.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Dramatic section-Friday Morning club. 8
p. m
Luncheon d. A. 'R. chapters. Chrstophcrs,
p. m.
MISCELLANEOUS
Entertainment under auspices OF Anu-Clgar-
otto club Vernon Christian church, 1880 p, IN.
The Rev. j. l, Meyers, Judge Curtis ID. Will
bur Dr. and Mrs. b. M. Lawrence G. l.,
Robinson and family and others will take part.
Los Angeles Credit Mems association, Christ
mas program, $3.50 p. M Joseph Call will
speak on "Panqma Canal and Water Rates
and Their Bearings on the Commercial In
dustres of Southern California"
Four-act comedy, Mice and Men" under
Los Angeles >Teachers' Building association,
Polytechnic high school tonight
Conference Of social workers of Associated
Charities, assembly room, Chamber of Com
merco, 10:S0 a. IN.
city teachers institute, Polytechnic high
school, $3.50 a, m.
County teachers institute, Simpson audi
torium, $3.50 a. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
ROOsE vELT's PASS
CAUSE OF INQUIRY
Congress Asked to Investigate
Transportation Arrangement
of Former President

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia con-
Gressional investigation of Theodore
Roosevelt's railroad transportation ex-
penses while he was president of the
United States is called for in a resolu-
ton introduced by Representative
Rainey of Illinois, a Democrat. 1t was
referred to the committee on rules.
The resolution provides that a COM
mittee of five be selected to investi-
gate how much. if any, of these eX-
penses were paid by Mr.. Roosevelt, or
by any one acting for him. 1t further
provides for inquiry as to the con-
tracts made for I'm while president,
with the Pennsylvania railroad or it's
officials, cor tn, demands for trans
portation made by Theodore Roosevelt,
while president, on said road"
The committee is to make the same
investigation with regard to other rail-
roads furnishing him transportation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
TORONTO BANK WITH 80
BRANCHES CLOSES DOORS
Shareholders Affected by Failure
Number Over 1000

TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 19.-The Farm
ers' bank. with head offices in Toron-
to and thirty-one branches in various
towns and villages throughout ontario,
has suspended payment and the doors
will not open tomorrow morning. The
capital stock is $1,OO0,000 with about
$6OoOOO paid up, the share holders num-
bering over one thousand, principally
in small amounts. w. r. Travers is
the general manager
The bank was organized only about
five years ago.
The deposits in the various branch
offices are, roughly speaking, $1,4OO,-
600. The suspension was brought about
by the failure of the bank to meet its
liabilities of $4,000 at the clearing
house TODAY,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
JURY ESCAPES; JUDGE
DECLARES BARGAIN IN
HORSE TRADE Is LEGAL

SHARON. Pa, Dec. 19.-"Bargain
stands as it is. Each party pay
half the costs. Jury escaped"
This is the entry in the docket of
Justice of the Peace Thomas Allen
after a suit over a horse trade. 1t
had taken six hours to try the
case. The jury retired and soon n
slip of paper was handed Justice
Allen bearing the jury's verdict
that the deal should stand and the
costs be divided between the liti-
gants. Declaring that no such ver-
dict should be rendered in his court
the justice went to the jury room.
He found the windows up and saw
the jurors scampering. down the
snow-coVered hill.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
WHITE TAKES OATH AS
CHIEF JUSTICE OF U. S.
Jurist Kisses Bible When EIevat-
ed to High Office

WASHINGTON Dec. 19.-In the
presence of a distinguished gathering
in the little court room, Edward Doug
las White was today elevated from
associate justice in the supreme court
of the United States to the chief JUS
ticesh-9
The climax of the ceremonies occur
red when Associate Justice Harlan, as
senior member of the court, adminis-
tered the judicial oath. 1t was sub
scribed to on the bench itself instead
of at the clerks desk, as is ordinarily
the case.
Chief Justice White, taking the OATH
held i'm his hand bible which has been
used by nearly every chief justice and
associate justice on similar occasions
in the last 100 years, but unlike most
of them. he kissed the book at the
conclusion of the oath,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
GROSS FRAUDS CHARGED
IN MARTINIQUE ELECTIONS
Deputy La GrosiIIiere and Friends
Issue Call to Arms

FORT DE FRANCE, Martinique,
Dec l9.-Charges of gross frauds i'll
yesterdays elections In the several
cantons are made. After the polls
closed the ballot boxes were brought
here by the government officials and
placed under protection. In the night
the Office in which they were locked
up was entered and the boxes were
rincd.-
Deputy La Grosilliere and his friends
have issued a call to arms, as it is al
legged the destruction of or tampering
with the ballots will result in an cleo
tion victory for the minority.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
SENATORS REVOLT
AGAINST SHERMAN
Republicans and Democrats Join
in Upsetting Vice Presidents
Ruling on Closure
ASSOCIATED Press1

WASHINGTON, Dec 19.-By vote
of 81 to II, the senate today again
emphatically announced it's determina-
ton to resist all effort to alter it's rules
in any way looking to the establish
ment of closure in that body.
The question arose over the ruling
made last Saturday by Vice President
Sherman holding that an announce
ment OF a pair by a senator in an aye
and nay vote is sufficient to justify
the chair in including him to make
quorum. The point was raised early
in the day over the approval of the
journal over Saturdays proceeding.
In connection with the vote on
amendments to the omnibus claims
bill, a vote was taken on an appeal by
Senator Hale from a decision by the
chair similar to that of Saturday. All
the II votes in favor of sustaining the
Chair were cast by Republicans. OF
the 81 votes against the chair 20 were
cast by Republicans and II by Demo-
Gratis.
In the roll call the point was made
by Mr.. Hepburn that only by unan-
imouuS consent could senator be eX-
cused from voting even in observance
of pair, and after the roll call was
concluded Senators Dillingham; and
Martin were compelled 10 rise ana ask
to be excused because of pairs. No
objection was made.
While asking for the correction of
the record today of the senate, Sena-
tor Hepburn called attention to an
error of the report in the manner he
had expressed dissent several days
ago, from the suggestion that the tariff
should be revised schedule by schedule.
He had used the language that a re-
vision should be made as a political
proposition as favored "by the real
Republicans of the country
"Who are the real Republicans?"
asked Mr.. Bailey of Texas.
ooh. 1 know them" retorted Mr..
Hepburn, as his gaze swept a corner
of the chamber where a number of in
surgentS were seated
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
ARREST CAUSES DEATH OF
OIL COMPANY OFFICIAL

NEW YORK. Dec 19.-William N.
Mann, an officer of the Vacuum Oil
company. died today in st. Mary's hos
pital, Hoboken, N. j., where ne was
taken Saturday night in an uncon-
scious condition. Mr.. Mann was ar
rested after an argument with a fellow
passenger on a train in the tunnel be-
meath the Hudson river. While in The
police station in Hoboken he was
stricken with apoplexy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
i. C. C. TO PROBE PROFITS
OF EXPRESS COMPANIES
Chambers of Commerce Com
plain of Rates Charged

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 19.-Accord-
ing to a letter received here today by
the chamber of commerce of this city
from Secretary Mosley of the inter-
state commerce commission all express
companies of the United States will be
investigated by the commission at a
hearing, the date of which will be set
within the next few days The action
by the commission is though to have
been brought about through the appli-
cation of 2O4 chambers of commerce
throughout the country. The charges
made by the chamber of commerce are
that the returns of the express COM
panies from capital actually invested
amounts to from 43 to 115 per cent,
and the rates in addition to being ex-
cessive are unequal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
GREEK ARMY OFFICER
FLAUNTS CUSTOMS MEN

NEW YORK, Dec. I'D. N. Botassi.
the Greek consul general. called. on
commissioner of immigration William
son today and conceded the jurisdic-
tion of the commissioner over Nicho-
las Simopulos. the Greek army officer.
who arrived yesterday on board the
Greek steamer Themistocles.
Simopulos is still on the Themistocles
and Mr. Williamson said tonight that
IL had not been determined what course
he would pursue in the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
WARNING SAVES woRsHIPERs

MACON. Mo-, Dec. 19--"Brother
Crothers, the building is on fire" This
statement was made by DR.. f. c.
Thornburg at the Methodist church
here yesterday morning, while the Rev,
S. Crothers was praying. The audience
quietly arose and left the building to
find the entire roof was blazing fierce
ly. In ten minutes the $4,000 church was
mass OF ruins.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
DE JANoN GIRL GETS ESTATE

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. by the
terms of the will OF the late Robert
BUST the scotsman of this city Rob-
erta r. de Jaron, his grandchild, who
disappeared from this city with hotel
waiter year go, and was found in
Chicago is given in trust the bulk of
his estate, which is valued at about
$500 600
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
OFFICIAL DINNER FOR TAFT

WASHINGT( N, Dec. l9-The first
of the official inners Of the season to
the president ind Mrs. Taft was given
tonight by Vice President and Mrs.
sherman. Besides the members of the
cabinet and Speaker Cannon there
were present several out Of town
guests.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
PUPILS SAVED FROM FIRE

REXBURG, Idaho, Dec. 19-SiX hum
dred chldrenWerc marched safely into
the open, while flames were leaping
from the schoolhouse here today. The
building was destroyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
LOS ANGELES

Walter Brookins shows some OF his thrill
ers in preliminary flight for aviation
meet. PAGE l
Daughter gets letters Of administration on
estate of former Italian count. PAGE 3
Mother claims baby She left on San Pedro
street doorstep. PAGE IL
Attorneys claim Baldwin contest may last
for three months. PAGE II
Third ordinance for abandonment of Ware
house court is drawn up PAGE 7
e. p. Ripley president of the Santa Fe,
declares progressives are destructive and
raps. Roosevelt. PAGE 2
Relatives OF accused Chinese boy endeavor
to have oriental system of substitute rec
ognized by local court PAGE IL
Christmas business at postoffice nearly
double that OF one year ago. PAGE II
Distributing committee of Times disaster
fund gives accounting on all money col
lected. PAGE
City and county Institutes hold opening
sessions with 26o0 teachers in attendance.
PAGE
Judge holds court in Black Maria. county
: jairs van. rather than take paralyzed
prisoner into court room. PAGE IL
Attempts to shear some city commissions of
powers given by proposed charter amend
ments fail at conference. PAGE Il
Supervisors return to highway commission
demands OF road inspectors presented by
highway commission PAGE
Motorcycle officer. injured in pursuit Of
speeder, near death. PAGE
Editorial and letter box. PAGE
Society, clubs and music. PAGE
Theaters PAGE
News OF the courts. PAGE 3
Municipal affairs PAGE z
Mines and oil fields PAGE :
Sports PAGE 8
Markets PAGE 3
Weather report. PAGE 10
Marriage licenses. births, deaths. PAGE 10
f.ia.,iaaa aa,,n.,t.tno pArnG IN II
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

SOUTH CALIFORNIA
San Bernardino man goes to jail cell in
stead of leading bride to altar. PAGE 10
Miss Susan Fl. Stickney burned In explo-
sion and fire at her home in Pasadena.
PAGE 10
Mrs. T. r. Mitten of Whittier seriously in
jured by robber armed with club PAGE 10
Members of Long Beach municipal band
have thrilling experience when aunch's,
engine breaks down. PAGE 10
Orange county teachers institute opens in
Santa Ana PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
EASTERN

Congressional committee to investigate
method by which railroads. supplied
Roosevelt with transportation while he
was president PAGE
Senators of both parties join in revolt
against ruling made by Vice President
sherman. PAGE ]
Striking employees of Missouri Pacifc-Iron
Mountain system settle differences over
wages. PAGE :
New York city shaken by gas explosion
that kills nine persons and Injuries 125.
eight possibly fatally. PAGE
Michael Cudahy leaves estate valued at
s11,000,00O! PAGE
United States Senator Frazier denies he
signed report freeing Lorimer of Illinois
from scandal charges PAGE
MINING AND OIL
Auditor finds fraud in Cleveland Oil af-
fairs. n PAGE
Nevada smelter will burn oil as perma-
nent fYel. PAGH
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-20
COAST

Fresno pastors condemn dances and lin
gerie display at society kirmesse. PAGE
California man meets death in secretly
arranged shotgun trap. PAGE
Adjutant General Louck blames armory
board for weak coast artillery. PAGE
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-07-19
SHOT THE HOliENRECkER
WOMAN WHO HAD BEEN ABUSED
AND PURSUED BY \ STATE OF
FTCER GOES TO HIS HOME
STFAITTYTLY AND KILLS HIM
HER CONFESSION.
(Ry the Associated Press.)

Springfield, III, July 16,-"I killed
John O'Connor because he tried to
ruin my home. ] could not keep him
away
Such is the principal part of the
confession made tonight to Sheriff
Warner by Mrs. Mary Stout, who IS
now under arrest at the county jail,
charged with the murder OF Joni
O'Ccnnor, deputy State game coT1mls-
sioner, who died at 9 O'Clock tins
twelve hours after he had
been mysteriously shot at his home.
Stealthilv making her way to the
O'Connor home last night. Mrs. stout
said she climbed the high board ence
in the rear Of the house and slowly
neared the rear door of the house.
Arriving at the doorway. she saw
her intended victim fondllnS his two
year-old SON. At the sight of this, her
mother love for her six children arose
and protested against taking the life
of a father. even though he had made,
according to the woman, improper ad-
Vance towards her. She faitered II
turned away from the sight. When
her back was turne to o'COnnOr and
his child she forgot ali about her
mother love, and the anger Of an Of
Tended woman again arose. Going to
the doorway for the second time, she
took aim at O'Connor and fired.
His two lungs pierced by a ball from
a 32-caliber revolver, O'Connor fell to
the floor. Starting to walk slowly
away from the place, Mrs. Stout
found O'Connor had arisen and was
pursuing her. The thought Of having
committed murder lent wings to her
feet as she ran toward her home.
O'COnnor soon collapsed. WOman's
footprints near the house gave Sheriff
Werner the clue which resulted in the
arrest tonight of Mrs. Stout. she old
q pathetic tale of alleged wrong con-
duet on the part of O'Connor, and her
dramatic recital stirred the six per
sons who heard 1t.
Tonight she occupies a cell in the
Woman's ward of the county jail, and
her husband is locked in the mems
department.