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Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
DEFENSE GETS
 A NEW JOLT In Trial 0f Hyde For Murder
 of sWOpe DENIAL OF ,A REQUEST
For Possession of Cores pondence Between Attor- ney Paxton and the Sci entists Who Examined Bodies of the Swopes.

Kansas City April 2s-It was witt the hope that Dr Hyde would bt purged of all suspicion that John G Paxton. as d personal representative of Mrs. Logan O. Swope. began ar investigation of the Swope tragc- dies. he testified in criminal court today
 During the entire afternoon ses sion attorneys for the defense tried 10 prove that Paxton harbored malice against Dr. Hyde when he began the investigation. Paxton disclaiined that he did When Dr. Hyde was ordered from the Swope home on December IS. said Paxton. hc shook hands with the physician. Dr. and Mrs. Hyde laughed heartily when Mir Paxton told about employing dctec- lives.
 Asked why he employed the sleuths he said: To shadow Dr. Hyde and prevent him from escap- ing"
 Calling attention to the fact that the defense had served a subpoenae duccs tecum on Paxton ordering him to produce the papers which passed between him and the scientists who made the autopsy on the bodies of Colonel and Chrisman Swope. Attor ney Walsh asked the court to force the witness to giye them to Hyde,s attorney.
 Judge I.atshaw refused the request and said: If all the states evi- dence were to he turned over to the defense in criminal cases. you might as well lock the front doors of jails and open the back doors
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
ARIZONA CASE IN SUPREME
 Court.

Washington. D. C.. April 2S.--tSpe- cial)-The case of John Stoffela vs Mary Eugene. executrix. involving lots in Yuma. subject to a mortgage of Magdalena C. Heyl for sl5.000 an ap- peal from the court of Arizona was argued in the United States supreme court today.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
GREAT SALT LAKE STIRRED.

ogden. Utah. April ss.---A sssvefs gale which lashed Great Salt Lake to fury ragged several hours this afternoon and gave the ffrst real test of the. newly compieted repair on the Ogden-Lucin cutoff, and st Southern Pacific headquarters it vss officially stated that the result twas highly satisfactory.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29

for the property owners. and opposing the resolution. His speech covered all the points that have been under dis cussion for week and need not be repeated. though he claimed in addi- tion that the resolution was irrevocable by the council except by the condition of building. and also that the council had no title to the street for granting right of way under the simple dedica- ton of the plat of that addition. where in the interests of abutting property was concerned. ~~.es ~
 Attorney Bullard for the railroad replied that MT. Hayes was in error in both these premises and gave a lengthy discourse to show why. the two attorneys having some passage of words in defense of their positions.
 J. C. Adams and H. NJ Lewis also spoke in defense of the merits of the company's case and it's desire to deal fairly. City Attorney Prescott outlined the city's position in the matter and Mir. Binkley and Councilman Hackett spoke in opposition to the resolution. the former bringing up the subject of arbitration for the first time in behalf of the property owners. MT. Cisney spoke favoring the arbitration plan. in timating that he rather favored the resolution but thought it unnecessary to vote on it last night. Mir Bullard spoke again on the urgency of hssty action to enable the railroad company to keep it's end of the contract with those who gave the bonus and the right of way and the resolution was finally passed by the following vote.
 Ayes-Stauffer. Campbell. Christy.
 Nars-Hackeff CisneN
Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
WEATHER TODAY.

Arizona-F'riday fair. cooler in north. Saturday, fair,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
re POrkErS TO THE PI>.
-Four WIN Biack Record. Wri Near
strips for Three UaNs

-Four picfp oCL cts who's" records took
ny Mn" types rItt"n Iac''- yea" '"for"
Magistrate O't ounur ~ l--"N Nark",
court yc.J"r,iay inev bad ben -''en hv
Detectives . Farrell and lmg.,.,u on oil.
Fourth avenue rrullev Car ami had told
the detectives thev were on IN" VA 10
Elizabethport "a plav ball A. th"v had
no bats. balls or uniforms the detect o.
arrested them
They we're Harry solomon. alias Ghcs .
alias GoIdstein. Il l2i Thru street. Sis
teen times arrertsSi and con. icts-i OF four
felonic- jacob cooper. alg- kiapUer
alias kapp-r. oi ~ stanton street con
Nicted three times Jacob Goodman. alias
Rosanthal. alias Gottheli Of $40 Third
avenue. seven tim arrested and con
vIctsd three times and Alexander Rlbino-
witZ, alias Roster. alias Davis. alias Re-
ssnthal. 81 $50 Third avenue, thlr'"rn
times arrested and COW Ictcd seven times
The Diet clivcs charged IN IN" men
re- on or Tor unlawful purposes
All hut Rabinowi'z pleaded guilty
Then. said Magistrate Otunnor. 4
sentence Won Ia thre" avs each ~ the
rsnitsntarv. 7 IN ans that ou have
yorr head Sh ed. Weir stripes nj sleep
thre' nights IN Jail II llso entails hard
labor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
DEEPEN Si> DOMINGO HiREOR
go, crnmeni Of negro Republic Gives BiS
Contract Ca New NOrk Firm.

WAsHiNGrcN. July - Sehor Don
Federico N"la~qu~z. Minister of Finance
and Commerce ~ M. Dominican Republic,
has sign. "A contract with the Snare 4
TrIsst Company Of New YORK for the i'm
provemcnt Of the harhor OF San Domin go
hy the construction Of about I .OOD lneal
feet nj cement hulkheat or sea wall on
m" east - ie Of the port This will he the
first step IN TroT os~d plan 20 deepen
m" hlrtor anu its prir ciral ChanIsl To
;h., --l Ample modern dock facilitIes
Will also 10 provided
me estimated cost Of the first section
81 IN" port improvements IL Sl2: 0Dp, and
that Of the REMAINDER of the worS which
ha, b'-en diviiei into three sections
AMI for which contracts have not yet
h...1 awarded !, sI5S OO0
Horace q Knowles. American Minister
Resi- lent al san Domingo. has yisItei the
plant - the contractors and fuunI a
conn lete equipment and much material.
The preparations for the work. he saii.
w.r.. bush ,~,slk". There are two COM
plot" pile making machines. and may
m"r veTr at work maxi. - cement piles.
IN" ountTs Ctors hav" agreed t. complete
the work With. ten months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
IaLIED TP HER ON PiSTOR.
Rev iIderrd woman Astra, From Hart-
ford Pound q Friend.

4 woman who had just come in on the
: % clock train from Hartford went tn a
tsl.phone IN IN" Grand Central terminal
waste rciay and called IN" Rev. John
Emerson ZeIt"r. pastor Of the War; n
Street Methodist Church in Brooklyn
Sh. told him that she had come To New
York tn save tn" city end wouldn't he
coin. over a. soon as he could 70 talk
with her about ~
NJ Z-it. hat known tn" woman whom
p, wa usStpr 80 NJ Pau NJ thodlst
Chu-,h ~ hartford tive v..l-- arH Shs
MA Nj NlrR.uIA wilson ct lInH Park
street. wifi. II John e. Wilson. a builder.
Th"v hat both b.'"n rn~mb - Vt hl-
Churh
In. Minister pu' on HI hat an started
f,r MAruaf'Lu 81. soon -. h" could. H."
found beet waiting Tor hun Sh" wF'
r.g.rI- NOT 'rr.rr,s-- - h"r-.n. h. SAID
I..f uiRnt ~" first thing h" could think
~ VS. T. tEk" h"r o. BROOKLYN whe-. n"
could r.. 'AE'u rA0' Of. Nh' didn't want
o. - an h,. didn't want To- 20 To Hart
ford ".'h"r
-, b." induced u.r - fai.' a walk with
hon. Ti'v brought II 80 IA" ..s' t'itN-
ir-i -tr,,.t uuur" -ii'Luu. WHENCE -h'
wa taken a. Hr.'H-rr. Hospital
Ih.n Nj /HIfar olI,"d VI Nd.or ~.
,h. long distance. t'"'hpr. Mr. Wil-p'.
vac Greatly r.h-v.-d u" ha missed he
VIII. 10 tn" rIidl" 81 'uc '"r"T poi' and
NtdtJ H.. slightest .d,a wha-" IN" hat
l,uu. d." vii tax" her back - Hart
ford thu ."ning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
PLEt FOR I NIRDERER.
to, Hughes asked to Commute Death
sentence of Joseph GambarO.

Albany. July ~ Gov Hughes gave
4 hearing to-day on the application for
clemencv of Lorenz" THO ~ New York
ATT prnev tor Joseph Gambarn. who -
awaiting execution IN sing Sing PRISON ON
Nj nday next fpr IN. killlng 4 his brother
The Governor was asAei 10 commute the
death sentence o. lie improvement IN
The. ground that GamOarO bad had No
proper defence m court
The CRIME was committsi N February >.
1919. ~ q glass factory m New YORK city.
and - alleged Tan have grown out of the
abuse heap~l upon Gambaro 10y his
~ pthar who had discharge him from
ais place IN the fact nv wher" his brother
was foreman Gambarp incurred the
dI-pi.lsIre - his family. 4 ~ asssrted
beC 1u-n a.. nIrrIcl n widow who had So
children they nagRei him. and through
,hI- h,, h" was dischar"ei truw the
factory Attorney 49, 1S-erte that the
npndoinu.i mans relatives although they
had some money had oI"rlv declared that
th"v would rather pay the "Necutiuner
than Engage - lawyer tur tn" son and
brother
H. support II tho plea ~ tho Governor
to- lly GarnharD'~ attorney was aCt'om-
PANIED here Nv "a priest - the Italian
PARISH another brother Il the condemned
man and Giinbdrp- wife and youngest
child Gov Hughes wall give his decision
Later
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
THO FISHERHEN DROH NED.
BIK NA'e From steamship SWAmped
TheIr FIatty In the Lowe Bay.

Adolph Meyer. NJ years old. of $40 last
Ninety SECOND street and ms brother.
Charles Meyers - years old 10 cOa East
Eighty fourth street we're drowned aC-
Cording To- number vi witnesses ma the
lower hay about half a mile on New Dorp
beaCn a. q clock Yesterday afternoon
The brothers went 10 New DOrJ beach
on SUNDAY prepared to spend a week m
one oi III" camps there. Yesterday after
noon at about , 81 clad only IN their
bathing suits they put on in a Eat bot tom
boat 10 fish They anchored about half
a mile OF shore and were seen fishing 10y
other campers
A big wave kicked up nv a steamship
going down the channel came rolling
across the hav and according to several
witnesses caught the men unprepared
with their hoat broadside to " The
boat was swamped and the men were
thrown into the water doZen boats
put out AZ once. hut although the hay
was searched in every direction no trac -
Of the men or their boat could be found
The boat had evidently sunk and the
men had not been able to keep afoat
until the wouldbe rescuers reached them
The campers grappled FOR the bodies
without success.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
OBJL,TI0>> 70 'EMrTERIrS
Long island FARMERS and BROOKLYN
borough Protest Ia ~upr-' i-ors.

Mrs OLA. l. ! July u Farmers from
all over th" Western pat 81 H"mp-,"ad
township we're her" TO-DAY - prot"s
aga.'sj the ..s'a' .li~hIng 81 two rein"t"ri"-
100 tho town one near trsnNln Sludr"
aud IN" 80 Rob- gIil.. Centre. Vh"r" q "a
sought COB ..u,ars" an old ""fu"tery that
hRS l.-or there. fn' YEAR In ms hury!ng
ground fh. sailors from ~" wr'.,' A''d ttip
Mexico v.r'. uurt"d years ago. after thai
vessel struck IN the Long Island Coa'.
near FreepoTt with the weather ten de.
gr.-es below zero
IN. farmers near franklin square CON
tend that the establishing nf n cemetery
IN that vicinity will impair the value Of
their prorSerty which ~ now worth over
g. ~ an acr. Tho Prevalent Cemetery
Association which has an option on siE
farms saws that u will enhanc" the value
The Borough ~ Brooklyn also protested
against allowing the cemetery n he eetab-
lished on the ground that u wound pol
lutte winter that N" city takes from the
region where IL - proposed - locat" the
rcmr,ery Edwin q Wright, a lawyer
rcpresenting Taxpayers. opposed tho en-
Iatging II the Rockville Centre cemetery.
Tho matter vas Laid over for two weeks
by the supervisors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
NOV ~ HER POE vs..
Recent widow er From New Jersey Makes
High speed Marriage Up state

SYRACUSE. July ~ -Iucien \. Crandall
Of Washington. y. J., IS years cid. and Miss
Florence Tallman. -. daughter 81 "A
wealthy Onondaga farmer were married
Saturday 10y the Rev Melville Terwilfger
at BaldwInsyills MIR. Crandall's third
wife died last week at Washington and
was buried on "wednesday at Cortland
On Thursday Mr. Crandall cam. to SYRIA
cusa and me, Miss Tallman. with whom
he had corresponded after reading several
Of her poems IN a New York paper
Miss Tgllma1 and Crandsll went to
BAl1WinsVIlla to obtain mArriaC" H.
cerse ? = 4 she gave that villa 90 - her pla -
Of residence Whil- he gave his as Cort o.
land Mr. TallmAn HEI 4 tonight h" had
objected to the marriage becaus. Of the
recsri death of Mr. Crandalls third wife,
but consented when he saw u was r-vit-
able
Mr. CraldAll It Is sad. has eighty type
writer and elect ricsl device pstents and
has manufacturing establishment IN
Centre street Newark. Y y He and Mrs
CraNdsll left sunday night for Newark.
The hrI ie IL a graduate ~ SYRACUSE Uni
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
" RONG ViN'S STIT Tt>E.
Young widow say She ThouEht Twas
tier Fleeing Lovers.

4 woman walked aSoa.d the North
German Lloyd steamship kroupriuz"ssl IN
I.-Cili- m Hobok"n last night and walked
~ with "A heavy suit case phlsternd with
foreign hotel labels l-"l. ngins - Charles
" HeIstls = Philad-lt'ha. which she
found IA q first class strlcrupm
\ ~atcnmau sputt'd L"i ~ -h" was
having tine pier and mkud after her
Ia" woman Eav" MN To- understand
that -h' had q right 10 take what l@loug'd
to her and started 10 move on Ohs"ry-
fng tina, IN" was h.iug followed -h,'
drupp.d the -Htcaz" and ran along
Fourth street she was caught after
a snort cha-. 10y Special Policeman \-r.
tst and was locked ny ~ Police Hrsi-
qtIar'-rs - a dtsord.r,y larson
The prisoner de@cr ibed hsr-"lf - Mrs
Nary Brrnner. ~ yeG-s Old b. widow. ~
- Nsyins street Brooklvn In" police
r,.cngn Isd her - 4. former Hphok"n tslr-
maid Mrs. Br"nncr explained that u
WIS., n = m.stdk"
NV lover vs. lc..v wing me she SOD
Ind learned rh..i h" was going ~ Ger
UTu~ I thought thu -u,' ot~s helnHc"t
10 hm and took u =" h" couldn't 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
TOWNSEND ron CONG RESS.
Msntesair Democratic Ciub MAKES an APP
pal In Hi< Behalf.

MoSrcLAIR. y. j.. july Is.--He has
worked for his living with his hands and
his head declares the MontclAir Demo-
cratic Club IN an appeal Ia the voters OF
the seventh Congre sSionHl district OF
New jersey IN sup port ~ Edward W.
Townsend Of Montclair who ~ a Candi-
date for the Democratic nom nation for
Congress AZ the primaries IN September.
The appeal is dated July Is and recalls
that Mr.. Townsend two years ago In a
Presidential year led the Democrats IN
hopeless fight in this district and cut
down tn" normal ina jority OF hus kspuh-
liCan opponent. Congressman Wayne
Parker. more than Ave hundred votes
Continuing the appeal says
Mr. Townsend onoNS his ,ountrN our
party representation in Washington wili
he mea~urHblv improved IN character u
49, send = man Of hts type from the seventh
district of New jersey u" - experienced
IA ruhtl"- ~, has written aud published
hes Idc~ ia" delightful stories that show
his -Nmpath,-S With all sorts and conditions
of men. a serious historical study of the
Constitution ut the United state which
has won high praise from competent critics
His democracy u oi the kind that never
talter- Ne - not Democrat one year
and something else another lie has faith
in the Judgment ot the peopl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
FRICTION ~ THE iIR.
some of the T1iers Not satisfied with
Present Conditions

Can't Thomas = BALDWIN was the
principal performer at the Hampstead
Plains aviation hsld Yesterday afternoon
He made four flights. the Ion gest nt which
occupied minutes l. 2-5 seconds and
covered little NOR" than four miles
IL took him OIL, ,v"r the Meadow Brook
polo grounds and back to tn" starting
noint In another fIght he completed
four Laps IT IN. mil. and half course
averaging almost mile mInui.
While Can't Baldwin was making his
final trip he was loin"d on IN" field 10y
George Russell. who mad" two circles uf
tie course Close To- tn" ground
IhArlss X Hamilton went nv late m
the aftnrn "on bui was not their 70 fy
After examining the schneider machine
which II being set W for HIM Hamilton
DECIDED that II was too Crldsly con
strIctsd for safety and SaId h. would not
take cnanCe ~ Tivins II. lie expects -
have hrs own fi.r within The text ten DAYS
I he nsw maCntn" il p"lrg "-I-'ci lily
built 20 his order md o. u comes ~ -
his cNpeCtatIon II vi. putClass anything
now ~ us-
Hamilton whp has zen rying for ia.
low" ui u. suggested y"-t"~d.Iy That ia"
~ L.tt nrs y Va tab" PAT N IN" exhibitions
at tn. Hem stead Plains fold hereafter
should 10. allowed g. sha~u tn" profits
Gag. l.. Tarpell IN" manager held G. n
fer'nCes with several e Thu airm'n and
discussed IN" hest way e. divide IA"
money taken ~ AT the box uf'iC". rV' ~
clifford Is Harm n wiz Is q member =
the committee IN agr4ng"rn' nts WIS MT
p-,r -ant M" matte wsus hold over IL
v.z sIgc,.-ted ~ Mr. Ta-b'.iI that the
aviatprS D- CLls-"d and each me b"
comp. nSat"d accordingly
Ih.-" WAS sons. tall v"S'"rdt" nt N"
~ two uf m" aIrin"n having m" {. lunv
and fNlng uv.s pihe~ field pIf nothing
d"luI,n wa~ determined 10" await. -
,fII .,'4, dlsD. 49, plans nd % 'h" rou-
dItIuns At H-mIr-sgd plans ar" not mad.
satisfactory 'h"r" Will probably b" som"
,usugcS.
Joseph Seymour. H." a.tumunil" racer.
t. pTeDarInS 80 try ont a new motor ru
hts aero. ~,-HluUr. Wh' " - go" q h"
pioneers in M" us-" ut tn" an ''rrhilH.
said ~ discussing ~" recent iat....f.'> ~
aviation that he did NOT ,Hu-tu"r IN"
Lnrpullne morn dan s'.H.u.S than IN" auto
fnobi. Wa ~ Ifs primril'" sat" ~"
thought the dangers "u IA" ground w"r"
greater than th"y arr m IN" JW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19

In prooEl,n CathoIlc ,-hurcnc..

Tho Rcv James : DuIy. who IVES or
dalrcI ~ LnurGes last year hy Bisar.
McIpunt ell of IN" Brooklyn riD',.s"
return .i from turoIs. ana hes t'.,'. mad.
au assista' tC Mgr Duny ~ - 40 - -
X oman Catholic church IN BruoNlyn
Ne II sail - h." the orly AmericC' prizes,
ever or,iElI 81 AZ the shrir- lu IRA, CO
Father Duffy - ephsw 81 Mgr Duffy
Mgr Thomas Taafe. rector Of ~
PatTick's Church. Brooklyn. RoConDa- ied
Nv tho Ray John !, RPlfOrr rector ~ the
church Of ia. NAiivIty. hss ssuled Tor
Europe The two priests vii return In
Septemher.
The Rev Michael A Fitzgerald rector
" ST. Peters church Prooklyr. has
sAileI for lrclAvd, principally Tor rest
The Rev William & Dryer will have
cha &c Of the parish while Father Fitz-
ger AID n abroad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
RIGDO>'S ,ICTIw REVEALED.
woman He shot Was Mrs. Annie YOUNG.
with whom Hr Mas Infatuated.

CHICAGO. July ~ The mystery that
for three DAYS has clouded the identity
~ the two women involved in the tragedy
enacted IN the Office Of John T.. Fetzer IN
thu Bedford Building. in which one OF
tho women was shot by Charles " Rig
don. who tEen killed himself was clea red
to-day
Mrs DaufeE- ~ Mrs Annie Young.
half SISTER ot her youn ger companion
WIN until today was known az Miss
Mary wilson hu, who IN reality is Miss
Theresa Tronnar,. who lives with her
mother and an Invalid SISTER in Poster
avenue. Evanston.
MrS Young for several weeks past has
been boarding a. rhe homo ot Miss Iron
mem Her rnoihar J. Mrs Tronnem
whose h husband has been dead many wears
Rigdou was distant relative II the
TroHne'n family ard IN that way becaIne
acquainted with Mrs Young For years
he had boon infatuated with her and for
~ mo time they lVst together
Recently. however. 81" refused to have
awning further 30 do with hum and
This "nragsSl HIM and the tragedy which
ruallv made their relations public was
the result 81 hrs i"alou~v
Mrs Young today broke the silence
which sho has Maintained since she was
shot uy RI cdor m Fet7srs oflCe
Nv nam" - Mrs Young shA told
Inspector Lawn The young woman
who was with ne ~ the time of the
tragedy - NV half SISTER | hold no ~
feeling against N" man who shot me
forgiv. him for what he did he Was
insanely Jealous without reason and he
had been drinking know that he would
NOT have done What he did unless he had
h....n ahorIn CYLINDER these two influences
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
THERON INTHE MARINE CORPS.
Gen Elliott Directed 20 Transfer som =
Omcers VINO We re Rep rimanded.

WASHINGTON. July u. Formal orders
will be issued within tho next few days
transferring from the headquarters OF the
Marine Corps in this clty TO new fields oil
duty the officers who were formally
repTiInanded last week by acting Secre-
tary of the Navy Winthrop. Major-Gen
George W Elliott. commsndant OF the
corps. arrived in Washington to-day from
East Gloucester. Mass where he was
spending hIs vacation. Gen. Elliott was
summoned To Washington 10 issue the
formal orders detachng several OF his
-ubordInates from their present duties
at the Marine Corps Headquarters Col
Charles n. Lauchheimer. adjutant and
snsIss'tor, u acting commandment and ~
also one 81 the officers 20 be transferred.
For this reason Mr. Winthrop decided
thar n would be advisable 10 have Gen
Elliott return to Washington to issue these
orders
col I.auchheiIner will probably be sent
10 Manila HIS duties a. adjutant and
inspector OF the corps will be performed
temporarily nv Lieut. Col Henry 4
Hsines. ASSISTANT sdjrtant and inspector
Col Frank l. Denny, quartermaster. will
probably be transferred To san Francisco.
His duties will deVolve on Lieut. Col
Charles T. Mo- 'awley, assistant quarter
master col Charles 4 Doyen. com
manding the marine barracks AZ Annapo-
lis another officer who VAS reprmanded.
will probably be sent 20 the Philippines
II :, likely that all OF the ofttcers who
were rrprimanded except Gen Elliott will
eventually be transferred
Tn. row az the Marine Corps head
quarters will probably result in a recon-
mendatlon 20 congress next year Tor
legislation abollshing the present system
~ permanent details m the stan of the
corps The present stan officers az the
corps wenn scored by the court on the
ground that they had served too long at
tho hesdqIarteTS hero
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
W SIG\> or RDIR.
ohio IRA, rii-r apparently Fell Into tire
Hudson $500 Conc

,oroners Physician Weston decided
YESTERDAY that John " Horton. COZ
tractor. Of Youngstown Ohio whose
body was found in the North River on
Frankhn street On SUNDAY. had drowned
Dr Weston found no marks of violence
on tho bodv
Horton IL lelieyed to have had $50
IN his pockets whom he reached New York
last Friday only s. was found on the
body
Tho body was identified by means ~
a slip Of paper bearing Horizons name and
address found IN pockethook contain
ing tho 81 Their" also was found a receipt
showing that Horizons trunk had been
taken from tho railroad station q the
steamship Celtic Of the White Star Line.
which sailed on SATURDAY II was lslrn"d
that Horton had taken second class pas
sage on the C"ltic and the police are in
clined 10 belev- that he foil into m" riVsr
on his way 10 hoard the steamship u"
was Al years old
Mrs Horton photographed tn" Morgle
Yesterday afternoon asking that the
tody ,. sent to youngstown II was
handed over IN an undertaken and was
for ward-d last night
IoCS0sTowN. Ohio. July ~ j W
Horton was contracting carpenter
Several weeks ago he inherited about
~ JOO and announced that he would re-
Turn IN hIs old homo IN England Fr,~1dJ
trisd To dissuade him on Account Of his
recent illness. hut he paid all his debts
and started with balance of 500