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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29
Men and Women In Nude State,
Roll In Snow for Health's Sake

ar place on the North Side until
he was forced to leave because of
the criticisms of his neighbors.
The snow cure Is combined
with the sun cure, and in both
treatments DR.. Lane insists on
nudity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29
TEMPERANCE PAPER
FOR NORTH YAKIMA

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NORTH YAKIMA, Dec. 20
The Yakima Democrat, the only
democratic newspaper in Central
Washington, has been sold to a
stock company, which will issue it
as a weekly in the interests of
temperance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29
st. Paul Mill Shuts Down
As Her Own PROPERTY

The big st. Paul & Tacoma saw
mill shut down yesterday for re-
pairs and may be idle for about
10 days, during which time II will
be given It's annual overhaulng.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29
Brothers Murdered

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 29.-The
charred bodies of Miner and Oil
YER Piatt, two bachelor brothers,
were found in the ruins Of their
home on the borders of Adams
and Scioto counties yesterday
1t is supposed they were murder
ed, robbed and the house burned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

A change will be demanded In
the demurrage law which now
cathces Washington loggers and
often eompels them to pay the
railways for holding cars for 10
cal shipments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

Gold glasses 81. Or. Marcy 114sh
Pacific ave. 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

License Inspector James Glenn
yesterday arrived Y. Okamura, a
Japanese, on a charge of selling
liquor without license. The Jap
runs a store at 1881 South G
street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

Steve Mecolowich was fined $40
in police court yesterday when he
was up for shooting within the
city limits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29
City Briefs

On Sunday evening, January 1,
Professor Albert e. Pines of the
Victoria, B. c., schools science de-
partment, will preach at the Uni
tartan church, Division avenue,
North X and Third streets.
Judge yesterday granted Frank
M. Forney a divorce from Ollie
Forney on the grounds of aban-
donment. Frances Worth secur-
ed decree on the same grounds
from Frank Worth.
The installation of a 30-pair
cable between Tacoma and Seattle
for the Pacific Telephone COM
pany is expected to be completed
within a week. Buckley will then
have a direct circuit with Seattle.
Thirty foreigners who have
been studying at the Y. NJ. c. A.
were banqueted last night. There
were a dozen nationalities. To
show they are learning the Ian
guage sevral students made
speeches giving their experiences
here.
Because his wife refused him
money to buy liquor with, L. r.
REVERE, a restaurant man, gave
her a beating and this cost him
500 in police court yesterday af-
ternoon.
License Inspector James Glenn
yesterday arrived Y. Okamura, a
Japanese, on charge of selling
liquor without license. The Jap
runs a store at 1881 South G
street.
Steve Mecolowich was fined $40
In police court yesterday when he
was up for shooting within the
city limits.
Owing to the failure of the com,
planning witness to put In an APP
pearance a charge of assault anE
battery which was brought agains
John Bedford, a driver, was dis
missed in police court yesterday.
The International Fisheries
company yesterday filed a bond o.
$4,000 with the federal court II
liberate the tseamer Zapora from
the 100000 libel action brough
by ]. Keil and others.
Complaints have been filed IL
the Juvenile court against thre'
young boys who are charged Will
stealing coal from the Northern
Pacific yards.
A change win be demanded II
the demurrage law which nov
cathces Washington loggers ans
often compels them to pay tn,
railways for holding cars for 10
cal shipments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

Because his wife refused him
money to buy liquor with, L. E.
REVERE. a restaurant man, gave
her a beating and this cost him
500 in police court yesterday af-
ternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

Owing to the failure of the com,
planning witness to put in an APP
pearance a charge of assault anE
battery which was brought agains
John Bedford, a driver, was dis
missed in police court yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

Complaints have been filed in
the Juvenile court against three
young boys who are charged with
stealing coal from the Northern
Pacific yards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

Scott's Studio. Fidelity Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

The International Fisheries
company yesterday filed bond ot
100000 with the federal court to
liberate the tseamer Zapora from
the 100000 libel action brought
by ]. Keil and Others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

The installation of a 30-pair
cable between Tacoma and Seattle
for the Pacific Telephone COM
pany is expected to be completed
within a week. Buckley will then
have a direct circuit with Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

Judge yesterday granted Frank
M. Forney a divorce from Ollie
Forney on the grounds of aban-
donment. Frances Worth secur-
ed decree on the same grounds
from Frank Worth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

On Sunday evening, January L,
Professor Albert e. Pines of the
Victoria. B. c., schools science de-
partment, will preach at the Uni
tartan church, Division avenue,
North X and Third streets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-29

william Bremen, founder of the
town of Bremerton, where the
Puget Sound navy yard is now To-
Gated, is dead at his home in this
'city, after protracted illness.
Bremen was sixty years old, and
had lived in this vicinity for 20
years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
DENIAL is MADE
BY ROOSEVELT
Says He Has Not Expressed His
Attitude Toward Taft
Administration.
MORE HoNoRs CONFERRED
He Is Recipient OF Photographs
Autographed by Emperor
William.
MORE HoNoRs CONFERRED

pe,i;n Nav 13-Theodore Roosevelt
wound up day devoted almost e8clu-
s,velv 10 social activities when to-nigh'-
in the American en- noassy' pc Fesss'se'
aho fellow American citizens. Earhes '
In the evening Colonel Rooseveit anu
his family dined at the french en-
bassy the guests of Jules Camoo'l
This dinner was private. and oes.aes
the Roosevelts was ATTENDED pS N''
bassador and Mrs. Hill and the stans
- the French and American empas-
sizes.
,.,s;, ~ the Poor Farm maintained
bv the city of Berlin. luncheon AT Tue
American embassy and later recept'o''
,,ore GIVEN Jointly by Lieutenant
CONN. nder Belknap and Captain Sonar
tie. respectively the naval ana niii''a' =
.,,onas m which number of dlstlh-
rn,shed German army and navy oA''
,ar. uere invited to meet Coiohe
po.o,, we're the diversions of tht
day. AT this reception one oil the ,t,, on,
GERS. acting on behalf OF EmPeio. ~,
lliam. presented Colonel ltoosese ,,,ar
ssveral eve, monographs showing the amer me,
ican ex-President and Emperor ~
| liam together at the Doenerl'z Iha.U a,,,a
vres. The photographs bore lhe 'u'o
graphs of the Emperor. NO,
r,,,a honors were conferred upo'
, pooseyelt to-day by his elec
Io 80 70 memberships in the Gerhla'
s1rn,,n of the Inter Parliamentary feau
I1n,on I,p and the German shakespeat
Society. say authorize
,,n,,,,alited denial OF the recehti
nn nnh,ished report that ne had wri.te WIZ ra
Ia,ters hute expressing his attitude 1oward rni
nv ma saworing certain candidate 10
ai.u a.n,,or az New York State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
FAIL TO DECLARE
DUT|ABLE GOODS.
Ex-Governor Of New hampshire,
Wife and Son Held as
smugglers.
MRS. ROLLINS FRUSTRATED
Defendants Are Arrested ane
Later Released in Bail
Of $4,000.
MRS. ROLLINS FRUSTRATED

Nav York May 13.--Frank w. Rol-
lns. former Governor Of New Hamp-
shire. and now banker. with Roston
Offices. his wife. Catherine, and his
son. Douglas. were charged TO-DAY III
the sworn complaint OF n customs
Inspector with conspiring to smuggie
into the United states wearing ap-
pareI and jewelry and souvenirs with
out paying or accounting for the dutles
legally due thereon"
Mr. Rollins and his son were ar
raisned this afternoon before a Fed
eraI commissioner and released IN
$4,000 bail Neither OF them would
talk for publication. Mrs Rollins was
So prostrated by her unhappy fate
that she took to her bed im,nediatelT
on landing. she Will answer to the
charge against her as soon as she has
recovered.
The Rollinses were first-class pas
sen-ers on the Lusitania, which ar
rived here to-day from liverpool. They
brought nine trunks, on whlch MI
Rollins declared only womans fur
jacket. valued at $500 the eSathina
ton OF their baggage had been only
partly completed when Inspector Cas-
sidy stepped to the desk OF Deputy
Collector Rasciwiecz and whispered in
his ear The deputy collector there
upon summoned Mr.. Rollins and IN
formed him as follows:
TT is my duty at this point to advise
YOU that any goods that are dutlapie
ana which YOU fail to declare may be
seized. and that arrest can follow any
action reasonably to be construed as
attempted smuggling. Any sta.e.ns.'l
YOU NAV care to make now suppie-
mental to your declaration. am viii
ing to accept. 1t might be we'll for
YOU to talk with your family ana
md out If there is anything they nave
failed TO declare. am tellinS YOU
this because I do not want to DO YOU
an Injustice
searched In Stntcrooms.
NIr Rollins bowed courteously. and
consulted with his wife and son. When
he returned. he said. according TO M tns
customs officers. that his VIE haa
omitted, Inadvertently, to declare q
gowns. two suits and minor sundries'
! With those additions, the declaration
he said, was complete. Nevertheless
the deputy collector ordered an assist
trunks. and what was discovered WIZ
! considered cause to order the baggage
to the appraisers storerooms, and Y
. request that Mr. Rollins. his wife an,
i their son submit to personal searci
M customs susie, officers afterward swort
that on tho person Of the former GOV
4 ernor were found several articles O
Jewelry; on Mrs. Rollins, pear
mounted watch and stud, and OF
!. Douglas Rollins, more iewelry, I, i
charged that none of this jewelry hat
been declared but the estimated valu'
was not given. ~
Mr.. Rollins and his son We're thel
arrested and taken before Commits
], sioner Shields. Bail was furnished b.
surety company, and further hear
ing was set for one week from 70
Frank West Rollins was Governos o
New Hampshire from 1899 to 1901. am
: is the author of THE Ring IN IN
II CHT," What Can Young Man ~ ~
ana other books. Ills home is at Con
cord, n. H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
AyIAToR's FATAL FALL
,,iche,in Loses Control OF HIS Nion"
piano and Is Killed. -

N,icheIin Loses Con'ro. "
plnnc and Is Killed.
1ans Frahce, May lS.-Chauvetso
Micheiin yGsng Sens 1os%y nrsnsh%aai %hiie "s
traE,e IN us the races of an aviation meet
Ing. ,e,yinr the ground in
Antoinette monoplane, Mlciisi,iiI ~,
sa Seemed e lost sontr0l ,Sto Of the tsie e
eht.ru .,hnns booth. and then knocked over !, q ;
dsSriek ,y5dfn,,ne Whisn IN fallak; his skui ~
az Vhen the Mortified spectators sa v
had happenaea donnsd ,hey the crowds
barriers shsd wa'tn 10 the spot where the mon,
oplape WAS ,Sinf Cf he maoSine mashf3a VIE lie Was
tnken "a a hospital, where ms sku,, y
was trephined in a,vd vain shartin a1tep, after or
Miohelin was only twenty-three TGass Iad
vid To an assistant, who Wlsnen
b,n hIn luck as his machine arose into
the the air, the young aviator sac. ftar MS
'..So more aviation for me after tn'S
meeting; have had enough.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
WHITE RANCHERS
ACE MASSACRE R
Pueblo Indians Revolt, and seri-
Gus Trouble Is I'M
ninent.
TROOPS ARE NOW EN- ROUTE
Wife and Children OF Home
stcader Attacked and FurtheI
Outrages Feared.
TROOPS ARE NOW EN- ROUTE

rast Las Vegas, N. NJ, May To-
An uprising OF serious proportions nus
broken out among Pueblo lndlahs ~
Taos. seventy miles northwest anu
to-nipht troops are hurrying by spe
cia, train from Santa re to check
nossible massacre of white ranchers
THE indians have cut all telephohe
and telegraph wires from laos' pul
reports indicate that the depredations
have been confined to an ATTACK ="
tho wife and children of l.. \. Myers,
a bomesteader the cutting of fences
and the theft OF horses and cattle
Further attacks are feared by
ranchers. and Judge John II Merle
conducting court at Taos, to-day IS
sued an urgent demand for troops "
coyarnor Mills. He declared mas
sacre was imminent. The Governor
Immediately ordered fifty men OF the
National Guard to Taos. The Euaras-
men will reach Taos tomorrow morn
ing. 49,
General Brook. in command OF tne
! National Guard, has also oruerea an
| tother company at santa re TO DC III
readiness to march at moment no
.lstice. ~.
The uprising of the Puebios. who
| for years have been peaceable, Is pc
lieyed to have been caused by tha
nunisbment OF Pueblos by territoriai
nG,cers For years the Pueblos have
/ governed themselves electinG lhelt
!. own chiefs and village counciiors'
Who tried and punished malefactora
of the tribe with appeal to the terri
| torial officers.
/ Fear Loss of Independence.
4 Several months ago. an lnolah OF
i t|1sleta, who had been imprisoned BY ar
II IaH IN ho tairI.
torial courts, and the Indian chief ane
4 the councillors OF the village were ru
1 IN iail. Since that time, the 1ndian'
have hcen. unruly and 1T ts belieVet
tha.t the present outbreak lis the res'll
AZ fear by the Pueblos that they ma,
, lose their Independence
81 ror several weeks ranchers neal
Taos have found their fences cut an
their stock missing Tho disconten
of tho Indians eliminated yesterda
!. IN tho attack on tho Myers honsehoi'
> THE taking OF the census Is also DC
l,eyed to have caused much unrcs
f among tho Indians, When the enum
$ erators reached san Domingo and Sa
I Dia, the Indians refused al ,.lor1',' ,,'
a tion concerning members or the trih'
q ,rd thrcatened the enumerators Wit
+ violence. 80,
i II was only after tho census taker
7 had threatened to bring troops an
q FORMER Governor Curry had gone pe'
il sonnlly to the chiefs and reassure
"a them about the purpose OF the cenI censu
], that the Indians we're persuaded
y answer questions.
\, Several Eastern artists are believe
!. !. to he IN or near Taos, which once wa
N the headquarters OF Kit Carson. maH
4 Ing sketches OF indian life Faps
+ the oldest and most picturesque tow
I. IEof the Puehlos, Y, lls NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
COMET is CHANGING
Nuclcu. Much brighter and It Has

Nucleus Much brighter and II HAS
Double Tnil Now.
Geneva, N. y, May 1S,--Dr, William
r. brooks, OF Smiths observatory. re-
norts remarkable changes In Halley's
comet during the last three DAYS Tho
nucleus, the brightest part OF the
comets head. has grown larger and
brighton, while tho coma, surronndlns Is
the nucleus, has greatly changed IN
tnrm' and is now distorted and much
broader on the side nearest the sun
mis- saws Professor Brooks. gives
evidence Of violent tidal action,
The dark streak eNtenulng hhuk
from the nucleus, though the middle
of the tail, has also grown broader
dividing large part OF the tau into
two distinct branches,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
FRIDAY, 13, UNLUcKY
IN Tint Day OctoHenarlnn Draws Year
fsa IN Prison,

washington, May 1a.-Friday, the
Former f.qls Vice president Of the defunet
F!rst Cooperative Bunding Assocla-
lion. Despite his Years. he was SEN
fenced by Justice Gould. or tne su-
shia. To osimprisonment OF one year and
one day In the penitentiary at Atlanta
Gilbert had admitted tlaat, as eXeeu,
tor of an estate, he had approptiliiaLlleu
SO, 600 which should have sone w
leEatee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14

q. a. O. sunday outings to Old Point,
Ruckroe Ocean View, Norfolk and Nir-
ginia Reach, commence next sunday
May 1a ssg * 8St ,i,aaS n ia II ~ s s8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
IMPROVEMENT is MARKED
+or Dnnicl's Mind In Growing
Clearer and He Sleeps Well
rcnecial to The -Dlspatch,J \

Ispeelaa W % MaW e'1s. W,s1npr. Waugh's
,,n;Iatin' concerning Senator panlels
nondition tonight was as follows;
,.It is very gratifying TO be able i
to state tonight that Senator Danisrs o,a o.
condition consinuass TO 1mprove eoni
peu, t|"n think that nm, warranted IN
saving % that the indications are thas
his s'is mind will clear up more and more
from this time on. He has slept Well
anrina ,u last night and to-day In mt
:, ra 'wav. He takes nourishment well,
and in considera bile amounts, and ms y
,,hvsical condition Is sconsequently munill
better than 1t was some time pack,g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14

i 1continuea on Second ,Page.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
), !, ,,.. Filled.

To The T1mcs-UlspatcH.
lSpsslario pro " Nd. May 1s,-The board
ntnns Bal.t.,u.s Of the Southern Baptis'
OF OF, trnsrSl nrtcal Seminary has filled the va
rheolos,u" :, 9! ~ NE z board from lists Of nomT
ieaneles ,nrnished y, by the convention, !,
lhess ss trustee for Mlssiss!ppi; DE- H.; =: 3. :
Il s,,,,s,na ns !. was chosen. TO fiji the va Va,
cancies ca,,r from Virginia, Or. w; w w
I1, hamilton, OF Lynchburg, ana "
1cnntinuel on second 'Page.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
REID
in SEATTLE

Seattle detectives are today main
tanning a sharp watch for George
Reid. the man accused OF Staying
his 2O-year-Old wife at Clayburn.
u G.. the Bellingham police having
positive evidence that the fugitive
swung aboard a train leaving that
city. Seattle bound. last night
a posse OF sheriffs deputies with
a pack Of man-hunting bloodhounds
traced Reds trail to the outskirts
Of BellinRham There the scent was
lost al section Of Northern Pa
cific tracks a woman living In
tho neighborhOod told the posse that
a strange man. deeply agitaied. had
applied to her for food After Civ
ing the stranger some food. she
watched him. through fear and saw
him Jump aboard south-bound
train just after z o'clock This is
the train coming into Seattle
No trace OF Reid has been found
in this city as yet. but the local
authorities will not relax their ef-
forts 10 nab Che accused murderer.
Reid r. alleged 70 have beaten his
wife into uncOnsciOusneas and then
slashed her throat from ear to ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
State of Washington.
County 81 King. ~.

ANuAtf OF hAhks IN
G. C. Johnston. being frs, duly
sworn. upon bis oath dcpoacs and
says
met one J A. Henderson on n
street car last summer and he told
me he was an agent for &. y Hill.
man Upon his solicitation ] went
oaf 20 a tract named darlington. "
about one mile from Renton on the
interurban line. and looked ~ lots.
I finally agreed 10 buy two lots FOR
$500 On August 81 ! paid this
Henderson thirty dollars In cash
and got a receipt for H. II was
orally agreed that NJ the end Of one
year. II was not satisfied with the
deal. they would refund the money.
plus 10 per cent later made tao
payments Of ten dollars each nj G..
u Hlllman's office The last pay.
ment was made on October %. 1909.
but ceased making payments then
because | found that my two lots
we're under water a greater part Of
the time and that the lots were In
no vay fit for use In building q
home upon. the purpose for which
contracted 10 buy them
Since then have made several
visits 20 Mr. Hillman's office but
have never been allowed TO see Mr.
Hlllmnn personally His cashier
told me. however. that ! could get
none Of my money refunded. as SIS
OF Il had gone 10 the agent. Hender.
son. for commission. and my other
s25 was taken by Mr. Hillman as
interest money spent about $50
on the two lots IN improvements
even went 10 Hillman's office to-
day TO offer 10 give up my contract
for any sum. no matter how small
but they wouldn't give me a cent.
nor could see Hlllman personally.
{. c. JOHNSTON.
Afflant
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this third day Of September.
1910. JOHN II PERRY.
Notary Public In and for the State
OF Washington, residing at Seat.
tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
TWO MORE VICTIMS
OF {. D. MLMAN
Tell How They Fell Into Trap Of the Real Shark
Lost Their Money-Fake Corporation Scheme Ex-
posed

State 81 Washington.
County Of King
Magnua schmah being first duly
sworn on oath doposes and says.
! bought trac, thirty 800 in Boston
Harbor Water Front Acre Tracts
from the Boston Harbor Railroad
steamship aud Land Company. a
corporation pufporlinR 20 have It's
principal place Of business In Sc.
attic. received a deed for the
same on the 2Tth Of September.
1903 signed By the above named
corporation and By Clarence ID.
Hlllman. as president.
! was promised an abstract 10 the
land ! bought Immediately upon the
payment ~ s22n ! paid Hilimau
that amount OF money. but. although
Il Is nearly a year since received
the deed, Hlllman has failed to give
me an abstract have grown sus.
plcious during the year that the
land ~as not worth what ! paid for
II. and | have offered 10 resell u to
Hlllnan for si00. but he has de-.
clined 70 take II back do not be.
ileve be would give me ten dollars
for f.
Hillman, II seems. did not even
record the plat OF the tracts which
fm was selling as the Boston Harbor
Water Front Acre Tracts. for the
deed. after describing my land
reads "as the plat Of the same will
be OF record ia the office Of the
Auditor Of Thurston County" I
have made inquiries and find that
the articles OF Incorporation Of the
Bogion Harbor Railroad. Steamship
and Land Company we're never filed
In the office OF the County Auditor
OF King County. whore the principal
place Of business Of this company
is supposed to be located.
MAGNUS SCHMAH.
Subscribed and sworn 60 before me
this 9Th day Of September. 1910.
(Notarial seall
TOM ANDERSON,
Notary Public In and for the State
OF Washington. Residing at Sc
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10


LONDON. Sept i0.-"If Newton
can't get you Off no one can" is a
common saying in London. II shows
how Arthur Newton. who Is defend
Ing Or II. II Crippen. charged with
murder Of Belle Gilmore. and his
accessory after the fact" Ethel
Lenoye, is regarded by those En-.
glishmen who get into difficulties
with the law.
Newton In his 30 years OF prac.
tice. has established himself as the
foremost criminal lawyer Of En-.
gland.
lie has had many notorious cases
and he has been unusually success.
full I'm securing acquittals. lie firm
~ believes he will save Crippen and
the Leneve girl.
Newton II was who defended
Wood. the man charged with the
famous Camden Town murders.
England thought Wood must GER
tainly be convicted Newton's
shrewd mind. however, took ad
vantage OF the legal technlcalities
In the case, and his man came off
free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
TRIES TO
KILL SELF
Self Under Train-Is Rescued From Wheels But
May Die From Poison-Regrets Rash Act Now
and Wants to Live.

After drinking half a vial OF bi.
chloride Of mercury. Mrs II c. Diet.
rick. a pretty young married woman
from Portland. threw herself in
front Of switch engine AT the foot
OF Washington 81. early today.
Only the quickness Of Thomas
Ray, a = y Co. employee. saved the
woman from being ground 10 pieces.
As she was suffering terribly from
the acid he sent her 10 the city hos
pital. She may die.
Ray had followed the woman
from Guys pharmacy. Second av.
and Yesler way. where she purchas-
ed the drug. She was acting pc.
culiarly and Ray followed her.