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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
SAYS SHAWL WORTH
$4,000 WAS STOLEN

Alleging that Mrs Anna 4. Rruse
had stolen a shawl more than 800
years old and valued by her AZ $50.
GOO. Mrs Ann Vert. aged 70 years.
yesterday swore 10 a complaint
against the first named woman
Mrs krasc il supposed TO be In
skagway. Alaska A warran, for
her arrest was issued and Prosccut
ing Attorney Vanderyeer wired the
authorities at Skagway TO arrest
the woman and hold her for extra.
dition. d.
According 20 Mrs. Vert. the
shawl has been In her family, an
heirloom. for 300 years II came TO
her from a great aunt when Mrs
Vert was but 10 years OF age. She
promised the aunt never 10 dispose
Of Il unless she was In dire
need. and now when she has be
come old and really needs the
money that might be derived from
the sale Of the shawl. she says Il
has been stolen from her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23


WASHINGTON. June %. -
Hopes OF early adjournment fitted
from the halls of congress today.
when Senator Burton. of Ohio, be.
gan speech against the bill
creating mountain forest reserves.
which. II is expected, will last for
two days. At the same time Rep
resentative Weeks (Rep.. Mass. }
threatens to begin a filibuster un-
less the bill passes the house.
Il was arranged TO push the bill
right through. Burton, who is OPP
posed TO the measure. began his
filibuster in the hope that the
threatened loss of so much time
would cause the senate to post
pone action.
Planned to Quit Saturday.
Adjournment by Saturday was
expected, but with filibuster al
ready under way In the senate,
and one threatened in the house,
adjournment day is now only a
matter to be guessed at.
The bill ON which Burton Is
speaking is one which proposes
that the government maintain re.
serves at the headwaters of rivers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
GIRL GOES
ON STAND
FOR WALSH

Patrolman Thomas Walsh.
charged with killing Antonio Porti-
pillo, an Italian boy, II on trial to-
day Ia Judge Ralph Kaufrnan's
court
Property Clerk Drew of the police
department. testified that WaIshs
gun was rs caiiber. while the
bullet found in the lungs Of Porti-
pillo was from ga Al eaiiber gun.
He also testified as to the general
conduct Of Walsh.
The main witness 81 the day was
Miss Florence Davis who. II g. all
legged. was bothered by the young
Italian. TO the extent that she be-
came frightened and applied 10 the
police for protection. Miss Dagfs
testified that on the day beforl, tho
killing the italian became very Of
fensive and had threatened TO XIII
her.
During the afternoon former
chief 81 Police Irving Ward and two
japanese. owners Of the Nikko thea
tire, are testifying. The case is ex-
pected 20 go 20 the jury Friday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
MINER HELD
ASOUTRACE
SUSPECT

ffif Inised rr~s.t
HELENA. Mont. June 80 Toni
i.Aoonni. a foreign miner. IL held
here to-day suspected OF being tho
man Who dynamlled the home Of
Lcnlir Williams. foreman of The
Eikhorn mine. while Williams and
his wife slept he streuuonsiy de-
nies knowledge o. the crime
The house was dyuamlted Tuee.
day nlght. but owing to the dyna
mlisr'a lack OF knaNiedgr. oaiy a
portion % the nineFoom structure
vas damaged
u has been learned that g
pounda Of ths explosive was placed
under the house aud ies so
Williams aud his wife are BADLY
injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
AUTO RUNS AWAY
SMASHES WINDOW

n. Garfield Of tho Hotel Sorrento.
driving a blE touring car. crashed
through bis plate glass window
Of tho STANDARD Furniture com.
pany'B store. on Second av. last
night. His machine became un-
manageable Just IN front ~ the
Washington Annex. and taking a
diagonal course across the street.
ran up onto the sidewalk and into
the window before ho could stop a.
He escaped serious injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
KILLED BY
HIS ENGINE

Robert Glfnn. a locomotive en-
gineer living with his family at ies
23d av-, was killed yesterday in the
wreck Of an engine belonging to the
Apex Gold Mining company near
Berlin. Wash.
Giffin was operating a new engine,
and started up a steep grade with
IT, The power gave out, and the
brakes wouldn't work. and the en-
CINE ran back down the grade to
the bottom. where IL was wrecked.
The body was brought to the city
by Abner Giffln and placed in
charge Of the Bonney- Watson I'M
dcrtaking establishment. The dead
engineer leaves a widow and five
grown children. three brothers and
three sisters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
To
SHOOT, THEN
BURNS HOUSE

After threatening the life Of G.
l.. Darst. proprietor OF a grocery
store AZ Seventh av and Marion st.
yesterday. ID NJ Thorpe. So. az.
tempted to burn the store down at
l.50 o'clock this morning
Thorpe Is believed TO be derang
cd mentally.
During the past year Darsf has
employed Thorpe al different
times Ne says Thorpe kept get.
ting drunk and abusive. so several
weeks ago Darst threw the old man
out Of the store
Yesterday Thorpe called Darst
over the telephone.
Is this Charley Darst7" he said
Yes? Well. III be at the store az
$3.50. I'm going to kill you
Darat recognized Thorpe's voice
and thought nothing Of r.
DarAt and his i4-yearold son.
Howell. occupy q three-roomed lIy-
Ing apartment In the rear Of the
store.
AZ $3.50 O'Clock this morning
Darst vas awakened by hearing a
match struck He noticed a strong
Odor OF kerosene. He went into the
kitchen and found a fire blazing In
a closet
As be rushed outside TO extin-
guish the flames be saw a man hur.
rying out On tho yard into the
street when Darst had put out
the fire he rushed out on the street
after the stranger. who turned out
to be Thorpe Patrolman Farley
arrested the old man.
II the fire had got but a few mo.
ments' start Il could not have but
been a serious conflagration. The
store r. under two-Htory resi-.
dence. ali constructed Of wood.
Wooden buildings adjoln the store.
Near the closet WAS n 20gallon
can fun Of kerosene and IN the
building In the rear was J0-gal-
lon can full Of gasoline.
A eywan. stgfHIrss gaU frfpa rgfgrgUaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
M'CRAW
SINKING,

Former Governor John ". Nc.
cra~ ls simply lingering this morn
ing between life and death. oradu.
atty sinking, the feeble pulse beat
and tire scarcely psreeptibie breath
ira alone Indicate that the patient
is atiii living. Al hope has been
ahandoned BY physicians and
frisnda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
AIRSHIP FALLS
AVIATOR DYING

ALDERSHOT. Eng June 2s-
Captain Cody an aviator. was prob
ably fatally hurt today when his
aeroplanc dashed 10 earth. He was
making an experimental flight. aud
lost control ~ his machine. The
aeropiane suddenly swervod and
dashed toward the ground Cody
was taken from beneath the wreck
age 81 the machine unconscious.
Late today his condition was report
ed as worse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

David Mckenzie. a resident Of Se-
attic for 70 years this morning an
nounced hiH candidacy for county
commissioner ~ the Fret district.
which consists 81 the first eight
wards IN Seattle. and which - now
represented hy Michael J. CarriFau.
Al meeting ~ business men held
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Mckenzie
VAS sAked O. become a candidate.
At first he declined 10 do "a. bat
finally was induced 20 enter the
race
4 have never been IN politics IN
my life said Mr Mckenzie this
morning. and this thing l. new 60
me. Sow that I have agreed 60 be-
come "a candidate. however, ! am
going 90 make an honest effort TO
i,e elected. Al u my energies here
iufgrr have been devoted Co bust
ness have always felt that the
business 81 a city or a county could
be run Just as any private business
IL ruu. and Il am chosen am
going 60 care for tho money - the
people ~ king county Just as
would care fer my oWn money or
thai ~ any other employer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

Afr Mckenzie g. a Sco;rhman.
hailing from Dunharton. Scotland
the birthplace ~ Robert r. Hedge
where be was born August =. 1853
ne came 60 she United States IN
1850. and for two years lived with
his parents on farm az Waveriy
s. u Hc then went to Ohio. where
ne remained Tor two years. coming
west az the end - that period to
Minneapolis where he entered the
employ u the Great Northern Rail-
way company
For 90 Years MIR. Mckenzie re-
manned with the Great Northern
serving az Minneapolis Junction
later az travelling auditor. and then
So freight agent in Seattle. IN which
position he remained until July
1905. when he was offered and ac-
coptcd the position 81 assistant gen
cral agent Of the Pacific Coast
steamship company A year later
he was made general agent and
filled that position until March I.
1909 when be left % associate him
self with the Independent and
Pioneer Sand and Gravel company.
In which business he still e.
Mr. Mckenzie has very large ac-
quaintance among business men ~
Seattle. and stands high In the com
munity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

That judge Frater haa no desire
70 try the Hedge case IL veil
known tie IL the ons man on the
county bench who has BEEN most
susceptible 70 the demands made
b. certain c0unty officials that
Hodge must be destroyed Pre-,
tending Friendship for Hodge fol.
lowing the latferH election. he waa
the frat man on che benrh 10 1850.
ciAte himself with the ansiHodge
element Realizing. howcycr. the
strength of lipdKc throughout the
county. aud not withdrawing hts DC.
sgfe to eliminate Hodge from coua.
~ affairs. be has had no desire 10
appear an en-. Judge IN the trial Of
the Hodge acsc
For tbiH reason he has secured.
or permitted. the transfer ~ The
case from hia court 20 that court
presided over BY an outside Judge
who has nothing 90 fear from the
people Of klnE county with shat
must have been the sanction ~
Judge Frater and the prosecuting
attorney. the case ~ taken out of
iia regular order ia the calendar
and a date set for trial that viii
not give Hodges attorney suffi.
eient time 10 prepare bis case.
Hodges attorney was not even con.
suited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
KILLED IN
EXPLOSION

CHICAGO. June 23.--One man
was burned 20 death. another seri-
ously injured. and IS passengers,
several Of them women. had a mar
rows escape from death when = case.
lire tank exploded last night on the
steam yacht Columbia at the foot
OF Randolph at. Burning oil shot
the entire length Of the ship. The
sudden reversing OF the engine as
the prov touched the landing caus-
ed = STREAM, OF gasoline to spout out
from the tank. u caught fire and
the explosion followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
GOLDEN HAIR" WILL
BE PLAYED AT
THE MOORE

This is the night of the presenta-
ton of the operetta Golden HAIR"
which has been anticipated for sew
eral weeks. Ninety young people
will give the production with elabo-
rate staging for the benefit OF tho
Church of the Sacred Heart Vari-
colored electric lights will enhance
the effects. Margaret Doyle. who
sustains the role of Golden Hair,
and Frederick hasten. who plays
the part Of leo. have shown talent
in other productions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
JOHNSON
BURIED
ALIVE

Ahf Vailed tFwssl
PORTLAND. June William
johnson, the Kent farmer murdered
BY }. p. Webb and Mrs. Carrie
kersh, Of Seattle. died an awful
death o. suffocstion IN the trunk
IN which he had been thrust as a..
ready dead. according 20 physicians
this afternoon.
he was beaten lnscnsible with a
brass uoor knob, then doubled un
and thrust into the boz. a piece
o. his shirt was wrapped about HE
neck and mouth. Until the autopsy
was performed Il was believed that
johnson either died from the beat.
inc Or the cloth stranaled him. u
is known now, however. that death
came slowly from sutfoeatlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
CHARLTON CAUGHT
I. ADMITS MURDER
..,.d on Liner Princess Irene As il Arrived at Ho
bcken From the Mediterranean - Denies His
IDENTIFY at First, But Breaks Down and Tells AL

uoBoKEN NJ J., June 2S-capt. Scott u. S. A., brother
NV Scott Castle Charlton today attempted shoot Porter
s~enn the murdered woman's husband Charlton had
- the confession OF his guilt the local police
4 Charlton finished his signed he added
49, Al immortality Scott jumped TO his feet. drew revolver
v,kd at the prisoner Charlton fell his knees beg
y !. captain not shoot Detective Weinthal and other
en zappled with the Infatuated army officer and wrest
- sun away from him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
IDAHO THE cnAmpgua.

= WASHINGTON. June al +,
\ The battleshlp Idaho made /,
the best target record ia the 4
\ American navy al this years 4
; practice performances. and ,
, will hold the honor for the 4
, ensuing year The ldaho's 4
b score was tG.f2e The South 4
= Carolina was second with 4
h a2.bss. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
JUDGE WEBSTER WILL PULL
CHESTNUTS FROM THE FIRE
Men Who Want to Get" Hodge Are Glad to See
Him Tried Before Judge Who Doesn't Have to
Answer to King County Voters.

Judge Stanley county Judge sitting
judge Mitchell Giama King county
the who Sheriff Robert T.. Hodge
Webster pui the ehestnuta the fire
for the politicians who would punish Hodge o spelling the best
office M King county"
tnnoeently willingly party the job Webster
from which certain politicians sitting
uf King are afr 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

official Immediately got into touch
With Sheriff Hodge, who assigned
Deputy Hill 10 accompany 5orsh-
wick 10 the scene Of the disaster.
Bayne is a small place between
Enumelaw and Palmer, off the old
line Of the Northern Pacific beyond
Auburn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
WATER sHUToFF NOTICE

J water will be shut of in
! the district north of r Mercer {
} st. from 2sth av. n 20 Lake I
! Washington Friday. June -. {
from . q. m. until ap. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

Seattle officers Of the company are
trying 10 get details 40 10 how the
accident occurred. Deputy Coroner
Borth~iek got the first word Of the
accident here.
~Many dead and injured in cave
in o. buildings and mine here" was
the word to Borthwiek. The county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
FALLS;
One KILLED
Machine Shop of Little Falls Clay Company at Bayne
Colapses With Disastrous Results-One of the
Injured May Die.
(STAR SPECIALLY

ENUMCLAW, Wash, June "a M. Johnson was killed
and five others injured when the machine shop Of the Little
Falls Clay Co. Bayne between here and Palmer Junction,
collapsed this morning.
Water weakened the foundations Of the building and fell.
Johnson pnoned under heavy beams Another man,
unknown seriously injured and four others slightly
hur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

u0BoKEN, \. J., June 23.-Porter Charlton the young
.,n college man. sought by the police Of continents
- murder Of his wife. Mary Scott Castle Charlton,
d a he stepped down the gang plank Of the North Ger
- d liner Princess Irene, from the Mediterranean today.
NJ admitted he Charlton and confessed the murder,
- Syere sweating" according TO the police.
.sou surveillance the Princess Fene
a. aesen rolce notified Of this by wireless.
y ! polrsmen hand when the vessel docked
Trapped by Signature.
~ ssis department notified Scott Of the suspected
vnce Of Charlton board the Princess Irene lie notified
- Rnrerx o. police department. with
ss a p4tecves WenthRi OF Hoboken boarded
- psers1s irene AZ They opened cabin
sca A. Jack Coleman omaha. Neb~ and found Charlton
~ s.ost identified The denied his
Sreav he hurried police headquarters and there
~sslsd 10 write handwriting closely
s~rhra the signature Charlton Then he confessed
y ssuaty ana made detailed signed statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
HAS 331,06s
ny United prs.s.

wass.,. (By United prsss)
'HeIoN June 2Ths first official bulletin
Today shows that population Wash
'S The population officially recorded 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
BoY's FATHER CAN
NOT BELIEVE ~


WASHINGTON. jude = -aI .
yefsse 70 believe that the ifn@ 1
} bokrn murder Euapsef is fuy I
J son. cried Judge Paul Charities 4
J today. TIE judge then eai- I
J lapaed and could Say no more I
! Judge Charlton - the fafhrr I
! o. Porter Charlton he is ern. (,
} played In the bureau u insuiar 4
! affairs ln the war department ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

m a all be exonerated Con.
ecsse ispoiatoff. the Russian ar.
wM GEAR the villa i.sgnaxxi a.
~ cHarifoas murderer Tie said
II HI sifss temper Was unEoY-
rsa>.s. and that she Frequently
~ sls hagnaxe.
ns Statement
1rkaas statement follows
II sane Is Porter Chariton. I
tnN la4 Yves, S5th st.. New
Tzi am 81 years of age. and
~ Ams Is Omaha. Neh | am a
ksl elefk b. profession.
Z lived happily with my wife.
20 va the best woman Ia the
scrid 70 me- bet she had an un.
FEsrzzkie temper. and We had
fzsrsls fFeaaenfly she used vile
z.xaxs. ~ meaning OF which ]
q sarx shs did not know
ne az I killed her she cursed
>. ln6 ! told her that II she did
! azai. would FIX her Again
n sxuFs AZ me vas in a daxe.
n rrzrk her with q mailet with
~ ! bad been fixing the couch
= shleh We had been lying. !
n2sAl she vas dead
! stuffed the body into a trunk
= larsx the mallet In after her
~ nigks. after midnight. ! drag
D las trunk 10 the pier near Mol
- and threw IL into the lake
2 h tollowing day I left Como
: ssnoa. and boarded the Pfin-
- irene four days later.
carlton signed the statement
= 1sn underneath he wrote
sn9erstand that n G. Ispola
y has been charged with the
m w & absolutely guiltless.
iA's % defense 70 make. and
- % make none"
Begged for Life.
vale CHARLTON was calmly max.
- confession. Capt. Scott
@'1et N silence. Almost ab.
~ Charlton made a serious
xs axainst his dead wife
~ ra@s. drew bis revolver and
r.'sf 4 II the prisoner.
.a1flion Hprang from bis chair
= isii % his knees begging the
@a not to shoot. Detective
sa,aAl and other policemen
s 4 WITH the Infatuated army
- AID wrested the weapon
y Biz hands
body u Mrs. Charlton was
trunk IN Lake Como.
- 'ane 10 The Charltons had
= fnolhg their honeymoon at
j = bsnazxi on the shores II
4. n@sing been married only
-. i nohshs She was 10 years his
NJ hnding 81 her body 70
!. mi supposed that Charlton
~sh murdered az wen. and
searched the bottom Of the
- y 'hfee days Later the Italian
y ~ .sfided he was the murderer.
4 -'sefiptlons Of him we're wired
] ~ ne world. He vas reported
- been seen 10 various
4, 80 cities. and 20 have sailed
!. n america from fully five differ
- Charlton was a famous
-. 4 one time. Her original
/ vas California. she dabbled
4, ss' !, society and the stage
.. =. 'ne became well known. n not
go. 800 from coast 70 coast
800 marrying Charlton her
- 49, vas Neville ~ Castle
- states district attorney az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
PoINpExTER MEN TO MEET

4 meeting 81 Poindcxter sup !
! portera win be held tomorrow
: night 81 Dugdaie's hall. at
: Rainier Reach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23
LADIES' DAY TODAY.

s,.'. sa'ss day today at Dug d,
/ 800. ars' with the home club 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

Webster IN not dependent upon
the votes Of the people OF King
county 10 keep him Ia his position
Therefore he quite willingly &C
cepta the responsibility of trying
the Hodge case. Ia which the shcf
M ~ being sued for money cxprnd
Cd BY him from the profit fund
from the feeding 81 outside pfia
onera for the payment OF the sal
aries OF mairona and Of other nercs-
aary expenses IN the sheriffH Of.
flee. which the county commission
ers declined 20 pay
pidnt Notify Attorney.
The ease has been pending IN
Judge FrAter'a court. aud ia the or.
binary course OF events would NOT
have been reached until next fhii.
at which time John W. Roberts.
Hodges attorney. waa preparing 10
Try a. Without Informing Mr. Rob
erts. the case was Transferred iwe
days aKo from FfafafW court 90
that Of Judge Gillian The latter
Il absent On hlA vacation and Web.
ater. Of Spokane. il Kiftins ia his
place. Webster. again without Ia.
forming Hodge OF bits attorney. see
the case for trial on June -. next
Tuesday.
The first Information Hedge Or
his attorney. John w Roberts. had
Of this proceeding was yesterday
This morning Mr. Roberts appeared
before Judge Webster and protest.
ed against the action OF the spo
kane judge No change was made.
howrvor. By the court IN the date
OF the trial. bat Roberts vii renew
hia protect Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

A grass widow can give reference
but she hardly ever does.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-23

lant Marine League Of the United states
The Bourbon news., 1910-05-06

Senator James B. McCreary is not
seeking the nomination as the Demo
cratic candidate fer Governor of Ken
lucky, according to the Richmond Gil
max, but if the honor is conferred up
on him he will accept and make the
race for the Governorship. The Gil
max says. Senator James B. Nc
Creary arrived nome last week from
New Yclk and has been warmly wei
coined by his many friends here A
Climax reporter asked Senator Nc
Creary if he would yield to the wishes
uf his many admirers ard become a
c Mediate for Governor. =. :. He stated
that he Democracy of Kentucky had
been exceedingly kind to him and had
bestowed honors for which he was
very grateful and for this reason he
could rot ask more from his party.
I'VE feel safe in saying that while
he will not seek the nomination, he
will not reject call from the Demo
cratic party to be its standard bearer
in the coming gubernatoriai race.
Senator McCreary is receiving letters
fom all parts ef the Commonwealth
urging him to announce his candidacy.
We predict that in due time he will
be heard from and the Democracy will
, understand that he will hoist its ban
ner if desired"
The Bourbon news., 1910-05-06
Companies Settle Fire Losses.

The cases growing out of the night
rider troubles at Princeton In the fall
of 1907. whent he waehouse of the I'M
perial Tobacco Company was burned,
have been settled by the insurance
companies which We're defendants in
suits filed by the company to recover
the amount lost. The compromise was
merely nominal. however, the compa-
MES paying an amount said to be less
than 81 1000.
The outcome of the cases is regard
ed by the insurance kcOmpauies as a
great victory, because the .'riot
clause OF the policies, which provide
that IN the event of fire being due to
riot or lnsurrection or other similar
outbreaks the companies are not liable
Tor the loss, was upheld by the Court
OF Appeals. This establishes the law
in Kentucky, and apparently sets q
precedent which has been regarded
elsewhere, as Federal Court in Cali
fornia recently held the same way in
cases involving much the same princi
pie.
The reason the compromise wa:
made was because of cases sent to the
Court Of Appeals on a question o.
law alone. Having established the
principal point at issue, the companie.
were unwilling to continue the fight
which would have to be carried
through all the courts over again, in
volving great expense, and so agreed
to settle with the Imperial. X 80 80
s.lnsurance men generally believe
that there will be no further. nigh
rider troubles, and risks are being ac
cepted on tobacco on a normal basis.
The Bourbon news., 1910-05-06
Chinn Gets $1,000.

At Frankfort the case of the Foster
Mllburn Company against Jack P.
Chinn, from Mercer. was affirmed anC
the patent medicine company will have
to pay Col. Jack the sum of $50, 90 fol
using mis- picture ss an advertisement
or their medicine. This is the second
trial of the case. On the first tIial
the jury gave verict for 50, 500, and
on the second trial $4,000. The appeal
was prosecuted from the order OF
court refusing to quash the summons,
bat no appeal was taken from the YER
diet of $4,000, so they will not have to
nav it.