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The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
STRUCK BY BALL; DIES.
Drink and Heat Also Contribute
Death Of John, 6udnik.

DFtnk dHQ FIcdt ftteO S0HNffbtsG ~
Death Of John 6udnik.
John Budnik, 20 years old, died
shortly after being struck by base
ball, on Krause's diamond. just out
side of Hamtramck township, Sunday
afternoon. He had been playing in a
game between the Independents and
All Stars. but quit after the second
inning. declaring he was ''all In" and
wanted to rest. He threw himself
down on the grass and went to sleep.
A little later he was struck under the
ear by thrown ball. He got up
after the ball hit him, but staggered
and fell to the ground, dying a few
minutes later.
Justice Merique made an investiga-
tion and is OF the opinion that Bud
nik's death was caused by drink and
over-exertion in the sun. The justice
has not yet decided whether an in
quest shall be held.
Budnik was married and lived at
No. 675 Frederick-st., Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
Auto Ordinance, Designed To Protscl
the Man Who Walks, Becomes
Operative With This Issue Of
The Times.
Aid. Allan Says He'll Violate Nsasr
urs and Test Out Legality
In Court.
WOMAN LATEST VICTIM
OF THE SPEED CRAZE

An unidentified woman was
struck by an automobile Mon
day afternoon about 1880
o'clock, at Michigan-ave. and
Second-st.. and was picked up
from the pavement In an uA-
conscious condition. An auto
patrol took her to Red Cross
hospital, where those In charge
say she is badly injured and
probably has a fractured skull.
The machine was being driven
at a high speed and did not
stop.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
FALLS DYING IN STREET.

OWOSSo. Mich, May 2s.--"Girls,
you've walked me too fast" said
Frank r. Lathrop, 20, on a street Sat
urday night TO his granddaughters and
fell dying TO the walk. He had just
met a party of relatives and was shak-
Ing hands. Lathrop was pioneer
resident OF Gratiot county and former
drain commissioner. = - =.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
TOBACCO DECISION TO-DAY.
Supreme Court is Expected to Rul
on Big Trust Case.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-When
the supreme court OF the United
States met today, 1t was expected
that a decision would be handed
down In the tobacco case and lawyers
looked forward to a further elucids-
ton of the attitude OF the majority
of the court toward the rule OF rsa-
son" and the antitrust law as an
nounced In the Standard OIL case.
II was learned today at the depart.
ment OF justice that instructions had
been issued to officials to wait for the
tobacco trust decision In the supreme
court Of the United States before In.
stituting any proceedings against the
steel trust.
II was also stated that President
Taft recently placed the handling OF
IN the contemplated case nthe hands
OF Solicitor-Gene Lehman.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
HAS DONE MUCH TIME.
Jerry GuInan, Old Offender, In the
Tolls. Again.

Jerry Guinan, alias Kinnane, who
has had a remarkable criminal career,
IS now on trial In Judge Connolly's
court on charge Of breaking and en-
tering a Michigan-ave. store.
Eleven years ago, his mother, who
was scrub woman In the Detroit
Savings bank, got him a job as a mes.
senger boy. He skipped with $1,000
and went to Chicago and posed as Tod
Sloane, the jockey. He served two
years in Jackson for that
In 1903. he was with a crowd that
broke into a store at Brooklyn-ave and
Porter-st. One OF the crowd was shot
by an officer. Guinan was captured
convicted and sentenced to four and
one-half years In Jackson.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
NO DECISION ON SUNDAY YET.
Ministers Haven't Decided Whether
To Invite Evangelist Here.

The committee. appointed by the
Pastors union, couple of weeks ago,
for the purpose of determining wheth-
er II was advisable to invite Billy
Sunday, the evangelist, to come TO
Detroit in the fall OF 1912, was not
ready to report. Monday noon. the
time scheduled for the decision. The
Rev. NJ. r. Fixes, chairman of the
committee, was out OF the city, and
the other members determined to le;
the matter stand In allowance until
another meeting is called. J. 8. Nc.
Cav. field secretary OF the National
Reform Association. addressed the
committee In connection with the
Michigan Christian Citizenship con
vention to be held here, June 20 and
IL
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
SUES HUSBANDS PARENTS.
Mrs. Casanova walter Alleges Alena-
,tion Of Affections.

: Gastinova Walter. began suit, Mon.
day. In Judge Donovan,s court against
William and Mary Walter. owners Of
a saloon and grocery at No. SS2 Elm
ST., alleging that they alienated the
affections Of her husband. John. who
Is the defendants son. She asks $50,
900 DAMAGES. Attorney Thomas y
Conlon represents the plaintiff and
Thomas l.. Dalton. the defendants
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
CARPENTER IN COURT.
Union City Bankers Enters Plea OF
Not Guilty.

Henry T. Carpenter, of Union CITY,
accused OF making false returns TO
the controller Of the currency as 10
the condition OF the bank of which he
was cashier, and Louis Coheu,
charged with mailing a libelous post
card, were arrafgned in the United
States court, Monday. Carpenter
pleaded not guilty and was held In
SO eee bonds for the June term OF
court. Cohen stood mute and plea
OF not guilty was entered for him. His
bond was continued to the June term.
Almerion- Sears and William High.
field were arraigned on a charge OF
having sold uninspected veal TLey
pleaded guilty and paid a fine OF $50
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
Taft NAY Visit Port Huron.

WASHINGTON. May 20.--President
Taft told Senator Smith today that
he would endeayor to arrange his itin-
erary 10 include Port Huron. during
his trip through Michigan next fall
Senator Smiihr presented an invita-
tfon from inc business ussocintion or
that city.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
ROOSEVELT MAY APPEAR
AT STEEL INVESTIGATION
House Committee Believes They Can
Prove That Gary and Frick
"Buncoed" Him.

r WASHINGTON, May 2e.-FoFmer
President Roosevelt may appear be-
fore the Stanley steel trust investiga-
ton committee of the house to tell
what he knows about the absorption
of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Co.
by the steel trust.
The Stanley committee today await
ed anxiously an answer to an inform
al invitation, sent Col. Roosevelt, re-
questing him to come to Washington
and testify Following the testimony
of John w. Gates, contradicting prac-
tically every statement set forth In The
famous Roosevelt 10 Attorney General
Bonaparte letter I'm which Roosevelt
said that Gary and Frick had volun-
teered to save the situation" by TAX
ing over the It. c. & l.. the COMMITTEES
decided to get in touch with Roose'
welt.
The committee believes that through
Col Roosevelt they can establish
that Gary and Frick came to Wash
ington and "buncoed" the president
into believing that the absorption Of
the T. G. & l. the Morgan crowd
would plunge the country, into finan.
cial chaos.
The committee will meet again TO.
morrow when John Lambert or K. IL
Gary will be on hand. Many OF the
steel trust officials SO far subpenacc
have asked that they be excused for
day or two.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
SERVICE LAW" is LEGAL.
Supreme Court Says Railroads Mus,
Not Overwork Their Employees.

WASHINGTON, May pa deci-
sion which will greatly strengthen the
effectiveness OF the so-called Hours
OF service law, regulating the EN-
ployment of train dispatchers, engi-
neers, firemen. conductors and brake
men, was rendered by the supreme
court OF the United States today. rhe
entire act was adjudged constitutional
and II was held that the Interstate
commerce commission had the right
TO require monthly reports from the
railroads showing whether their en-
ployes had worked longer than the
hours specified by law.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29

British Ruler Grants Rare Honor 10
American Flnaneisr.

PARIS. May 29.-Recognizing the
power OF J. Pierpont Morgan in the
world Of finance, King George today
sent him a special invitation TO a seat
In Westminster Abbey for the corona
ton.
Morgan will be the only American
so honored
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
wYKEs NAMED JUDGE.
Gov Osborn Appoints Grand Rapids
Man to Circuit Bench.

LANSING. Mich. May 2s.-Roger !.
wykes. OF Grand Rapids, was named
as the new circuit Judge OF Kent coun-
~, by Gov. Osborn today, under the
act creating a new. judgeship in that
county.
The governor also appointed Clark
E. Highly, OF Grand Rapids as probate
Judge to succeed Judge Newell. re-
signed.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
GETS P. o. SAVINGS BANK.

Iron Mountain 10 Among Fifty Places
To Get institutions.
WASHINGTON, May eess7-Fifty new
postoffice bank repositories we're to-
day designated by Postmaster General
Hitchcock to receive deposits on June
q. Among them is one at Iron Noun
tain, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29

job -PriHttaa Doac Risht. Times
Printing Co.. No. rs John RA-st Cal
Main ilss. or City asss.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
Highland Park for Improvements.

The propositions 10 issue bonds FOR
the extension of the water system and
for the building of fire hall in High
land Park both carried by overwhelm-
inc majorities, Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
THE WEATHER

Fer Detroit and vtctnffyf Nonxay
night, unsettledt Tuesday, fnfrs nbeu4
STATIONARY temperstnres msdernte nerth
and northeast wfnds-
For Lower Michigan Fair tonfxAt
and Tuesday, except unsettled a. sonfh>
WIND FoREcAsrs.
For the Topper Lakest Mo6e<nf< w.
riahie winds On Superior and modernfe
north and northeast ON Mfch1xan nn4
Hurons Eeneraiiy !, fair tentxhf sn&
Iuesdhy, except ss<<ftfto On s@~<Aerh
Michigan. 4. # (.
Far the Lausr Lakesf zNed<rn14
north aud n8rthcnst wfn1s nnd p<oh~
abiy fnfr wenther tonlEht and I1a<n1n<-
T1Dty,S TrurERkTttRE9.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29

UMBRELLAS a: !. s'i:s:ss. .:s:..-:,. !: c.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
MAY TRY TO GUST TEAGAN.
Municipal League VIII PROBABLY
Have Charges Preferred.

: The question of preferring formal
charges against Justice OF the Peace
John b. Teagan, looking toward his
removal from Office because OF the
revelations in his recent divorce suit,
was taken up in a meeting CT the cxs
ecutive committee OF the Municipal
league. Monday noon IL Is expected
that the matter will be put up to
Prosecutor Van Zile to make charges
hafora the Governor.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
BELLE ISLE BATH HOUSE
WILL OPEN TUESDAY.

The Belle Isle bath house
opens, Tuesday. There was
much clamoring among the
crowds at Belle Isle, Sunday,
because the place had not been
opened.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
THREE OVERCOME BY HEAT.

Victims Are All Recovering In St.
Mary,s Hospital.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-29

sAkrcAD-MATx ON crrf-la
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

PfTTsrrRG Tho model o. tfa
Neu Orleans. fraf steamboat ON The
uesferr rivers. is uooref af fhc IrcaI
wharf br.nE stocked uIfN pr0tis..ra
urararafory t0 starring a holsald
milo trp down fhe ohio next Tues.
day
NEWARK. S. Rae Horgarf. a
pretty artists model whose chief 90.
traction uas her hair was held hy two
rlrara lasf rIFht on ter way home.
uhue they trimmed ~ h-r fr-ss-a
They escaped
NEW YORK Married Two laga ar
fer Dol told Florence Huber chorus
c.r.. r like y0lr ooEs Thruae F
NansuIe. Jr. son 0f The d. Hastos ktrz.
r0u seeks divorce uIfl father rsF.
iug $4,000 for it
TRINIDAD. C0.-AIan roaIar f.r
mer city treasurer. OIL Dbl hn charged
vita murder he found j ST. nanly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27

married walking uIfh F0wier's two
falghfers and stabbed handy 70 tho
heart
BUTLER. Fa rr g. T.. gfackpoie.
coroner. turryIrT on call. ran down
FIft h.a auto Lewis Nl.oL AGED 8 The
Iad's skull uas fractured lie viii
die
IT. DIOW CENTER. Mass 81.
cause Dol lived f0 Die 2is. birthday
rlfholf saearing. drinking or smok.
Irg Howard Hernetf har been publicly
holprel alth a watch and chain.
los ANGELES. Cal Dr ,. Berg.
man. scientist here. declares that
slfer.rE eIntaf0rT arc shortening our
lives ty one minute each tine -
take sudden breath vhen they drop
BOSTON T. vs. Gcofa. president
cf fhr O.. y railroad ended his Ife
rltr morph ne ffe ien iefterr To hls
family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
WHITE SLAYERS
Two Italians Arrested At clsrksbVrg
on Complaint q Their A.
legged Victims.

-rs..H Ir.gaf.. fa f.e frfeIlI Isercsr
CLAHtSHt HG. W Va. oct. &c
Hsu.atIon uHs created here today
Hh'1 Anna WILSON and Sarah Shulh-
mer two prett, Eifis. appealed 90 the
police for projection. asking the a.
rrsf OF James EImlch ana Ames Dom
r.fk lfaI1u.. oI NeadOwbrook,
rharrirr fhrn with holding them -
ahIfT tIats. Thn girls claim their
home i. af canton. - The men Were
'sIsif af Glen EIk arf VIII be ar
ra'ghei before O. o. Commissioner
MIMI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
UNKNOWN MAN
IN KNABE CASE
POLICE SEEK STRANGER WHO
LEFT BUILDING WITH FACE
COVERED.
While Police Think 10 Pure Case of
Murder. Suicide Theory Is BENG
Investigated

INbIA\AFDLlS Ind Dsf 20
That man holding Handkerchief
fo bis face ss if 20 hide his features
was seen 20 emerge from an alley Iu
the rear OF the apartment house boo
which Dr Helene Knahe lived alone.
az . O'Clock last Tuesday morning.
about The hour 80 which the physician
m"' her death hy a tuIfe blow vas
The newest lead that had developed
today iu fh" police Investigation
Zoo addition to following thfs Uuc
ol Inquiry. fhc police again to-day
1Ie- ioued Miss Augusta Knabe and
also sought lm0nr fhc physIr.sns ap.
Qua nfause- for further possible light
uuon fhe suicide theory or some mo
tive NOT yet apparent FOR murder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
400 ITALIANS
DIE IN FIGHT
INVADING ARMY MEETS WITH RE
VERSE ~ TRtPOIi
Situation oesperste-Fo-eisners IN
Fear of Holy War ana
Massacre

LONDON. Oef .t Fout hundred
Italians N"rr hiI.rd or wounded 200 rh,
lighting around Tr'pol ou MONDAY
and Tuesday. bur lll new paper co-r,
spoud,ut- W'r. forbidden to ,numum-
cate t4c extent uf ft. rusualtit-. ac
curdius fo a news agency dispatch O..
crNvd her. today from Tripou. WhI,t
escaped Italian censorship hy b".ur
Med go NaI-Jtt.
The situation at TIpnu tH, J.-
pafcn adds. i~ serious. European rrs-
dents fear q Massacre. t- 60 huIt war
has been proclaimed hy 'hs native.
~ Sharashr't tho l,ft lime of fu,
Italian defense is reported as b,iug
hard pressed hy CO., Arab.
TRIPOiI oct e6 The Arab 10
day made violent attack against
the Italian positions between El
Mesr and lioameliaua They vcrc r..
pulsed with heavy io-s The Italian
casualties were only Few wounded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
WET VICTORIES
Scioto and Lawrence Counties Desert
Dry Column IN ohio: Wet by
Big Majority.

-r..i.. I.-Gsf.. O.. tHc Intelligence
COLUMN = o. oct 2G-Lav-
rene" and Sciotp counties. which
have been dry three wears voted wet
900 th- elections held today The ma.
Jority fOr fho VETS boo Lawrence cOun-
- F placed af about 500. The ma
Iorlfy in sc.oto county if 1900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
TRENTON

TRENTON. y. J.. Oct -c The
government long Planned suit 'o
break up th. so-calird steel trust
was begun here today iu tie United
states circuit court IL is tho most
weeping antitrust action ever brought
by tho department OF Justice.
The government asks not only for
the dissolution oI the United States
steel CORPORATION. but for the dissolu.
lion Of all constituent or subsidiary
companies. which are alleged io have
combined in violation Of the Sherman
law to maintain. or att mpt 10 main
tain. a monopoly of the steel business.
Thirty-sls subsidisfy Corporations.
There are 36 subsidiary corporations
iamed as defendants J. ricrpoul
dorgan. John - Rockefeller. Andrew
carnegie. Charles VI SohVab. George
W Perkins. E o. Gary. John o. Rock
efeller. Jr. Henry G. Frickc. Charles
steele. James GaylcN. William o.
Moore "a Moore. Edmund e. Con.
verse. Porcital Kobcrft. Jr iau.si e.
Reid. Norman B Roam. o. %
Widcncr aud~'VuIuw y. Palmer ars
named Individually Is defendants
The United States Steel corpora
ion. Carnegie steel Company. earn"
gle Company of NcV Jersey. Federal
steel Company National Strel Com
pany. American Steel a Wire Com
pauy Of New Jersey. National Tube
Company. shelby steel Tube tnmpa
ny. American Tlu Plate tompar.
American Sheet a Tin Plate Cumpi
ny. American Sheet Steel Compau,
American steel Hoop tompau,
American Uridsr Company. Lake su
perlor Consolidated Iron Mines. aI
~ which arc orEIuigrd under rho
New IerseN laws. and fhr ~ e. Frrk
coke Company Tennessee coal A
iron a Railroad Company and tbr
Great Western Mining COMPANY are
named a. corporate defendants
louis W 1881 James y Uu Wal
Ter ! Ul g. T Nichols and o.
,ruber are named a4 trustees .u CON.
iection with fhr ore Dompan'rs
ore tease illegal
The steel corporation. '.t.r ~ frc
treat Northern Hallway 4 rrr proper
los. which thr directors oI fha steel
company today formally decided fo
cancel. A. alleged fp he uicgaf This
action of fhr director. Was fHkrn ruf
a fcW hours UfIUr" fIn N'inE NJ fN"
bin Tho government arkroe Ir1rrs
that 10 vH- advised of fhr sfrsI cor
roration- irfrrfion .r fra rrsrec.
but states fhaf under frr TERMS o'
the lease un cancellation vruI ba
effective until January . IfI. anil
there is uu umif uprr fIe amount
af ore thar cam Do taken o1. In OBJ.
meantime
Sensation. 1ussators ar'r fnp
pie over each other lr tHc govern
nents petition RNIDh Del an equity
nrocccdinr. uutuE fnr InurrfIoa
fu stop continuance of tho alleged
monopoly art such ofhrr reUef as
the court fuat erlrf
The steel corporation s acquisition
tcoutinu-d on rhth rsrsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
GIGANTIC PHONE COMBINE
BACKED BY ENGLISH MONEY
FOOTBALL KILLS
Fourteen-Nearoid Boy Oies at Bar.
eourssiiie From Injuries
IN Game

80 @r.ti LI-rtf. fH f.t i.ft. .-...
HUNTINGTON. " "a Oct -s
Marion Sauudrr- AGED f4. ctra at
tArbOursSlii-. today. from iuluric,
sustained 800 a football -crmmarc d
i,s day- aeo
In'e I7 The second death tai- sea-
SON u West Virginia. causrd Dos Iu-
.ur-,. .u.tAlned on tnr EIIdrun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
NO ETTEHPT TO KILL
CZAR or Russia.

ST rErERsrf Rs Dct .f
There Is r1 frrff ahafeeer Zoo
fle reports circulated abroad
% an afffmu- sn f.r f.ea ~
fhe emperor and empress
They arc declared Officially fo
have been c.rcI.t' l f.r fhe
purpose ~ nTlrnc.rg fhe
market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
Gas EXPLOSION
rnJURGs ONE

FAfHNO$T. S. Ea Orf 1g 8
Ea- explosion Iu fir Inmr uf jaime.
p W'lfor heH ouf fns bath room
sail The leak caught fire from a
seafirr stove The damar. f-HY
Mr' We'f1n uas slightly injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
WARM WELCOME FoR
TAFT ~ Wtsconsfy

NILWAI kEE. oct le Pres .dart
Teft received "A cordial welcome ir-o
Ni-c0r-.r today. boz Ir Die .Daecha.
Nr Taft steered a. far away from
polite al te could
Gov .-r.r frGoseru met fre p-est
1erf at Oshso.l and senator S-ars
ele.r mrf Dim carly ffis morn rIrq
arf arco~p panied him % wnrarr.a
tH.r..ft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
AWFUL DEFEAT
FOR GIANTS
Last % World championship Series
Taken BY Philadelphia by
Score of f3 TO 2.
THREE mcRAw PITCHERS
HAMMERED UNmERcIFULLV.
Second Successive Time Macks Team
Has Taken the Worlds Base
bail Honors

PHILADELPHIA. O-- 20 Hall
Philadelphia A'hletics. champions oi
tl" world for me second successive
te.r
Do au exhibition OF batting seldom
seen iu t premier baseball series fh.
American league team this afternoon
defeated Sew York boo the s.rta ram.
OF fHa ser hs tlr oteru hplu.ur score
OFF Ii to -. 'hus giving them fh. .pur
nccessar. games out ~ tle s.1 played
fo carry oG bas'balls greatest honor
lt Nt- more than "a mcr, defeat flf
thr Giants. Sc Ras rou-
Philadelphia isl celebrating to.u.ft'
as DO hls never before observed a
great baseball victory Tg defeat
NsH York 900 revenge for the .rolrc.
ug 900. National ieagIers gave them
100 l+H.. Has almost as pleasing to tile
Athletics as 0irriu. tfc worlds
championship itself
WITH the victory goes sixty per cent
~ Si-r9tnff. or 5000 OF which
each Athletic player wiU receive
ftt.f 80 Tho LOSERS uiIi receive the
remainder. y.Iftf-4. or fe.fst ta, for
each Sew lor PLAYER
Batting Matinee
Tho ha".re uI -rer f-af tle Afr.
isfrs uitr Ha- or. uf ftc frs-f 81.
h.b.ror. of ur.ust, pay.u. F-,r at
Sl'ho paris in a 'onr time Coming
f-1w behind after $aU Yurl had
scored one 200 Iu tho first inning. the
Athletics ted 'hr score iu the third
Inning. Won Do iu thr fourth bt ma..
irg four runs made ' urre safer
Iu tle s.1fu. when they added another
rIn and crushed t.a Giants .u -hc
seventh inning under an avalanche. of
seven hIf-. which, With couple OF
uispafs added seven more runs to
f1s total The sensational h.firr o-
|I ffr .frhsrs fhf %eV YORKER sart
into fhr hoE. aroused fha excited
crowd f1 fIc greatest enthusiasm
HIfh victory Iu their grasp. tne Ath.
..f.s appeared fl DOG d.-n and Ehcn
fhe seventh irr.ra VAS over tho
cheering thousands started to leave
fas grounds
~ Three pitchera
The STRUGGLING National lrarre
tcontinusd on seventh FareJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-27
JURY LISTENS
IN POISON CASE
Boston OFcials Presen, Facts
Against R-V. Rieheson. Charged
Win Murder
MORE THAN DOZEN
WITNESSES HEARD
Death of Avis Iinnen seina rhorouuh.
= inVestisated-Dsma
Facts Learned

boston. Ocf 2t Tho special SOS.
sion OF the suffolk county grand jurv.
which to-day cUuside<.d fL. evidence
against rho Rev CIrruc. y. O.. R.cho.
SON Iu CONNIE, .iou uIth mo death bv
poisoning of Miss Avis LrucI as
-Ifn.d -YWefhinl Ot the ASPECT 0f a
.r.1I h'caIs. Nl'ue-sr- for tle de.
iru~" H- we'll a- government vIf.
nes-.s v,r" called ln aI mor. than
dozen persons uere examined. Iu.
ciudins three directly connected with
Tho defeu-.. Nr ruI Nr. Moses
Grant Edriauds parents of Miss V.o.
I'' fimauds. the accused CLERGYMAN
1ancrc. and Robert Burns bead of o.
local detective agency. employed iu
behalf o' Nr Rchesou
Many witnesses Called.
u'hsr Witnesses included Attorney
itllUN.r. Medical Examiner I.lry.
Mrs. tdsar iiureI and Mrs ~. Co.
Mclean. mother and sister uI th, dead
sister or fIc DEAD --.. teo young
women. believed fp Dol. cashier and
waitress ZOO local restaurant where
f hHs been said KpUr-ou and Miss
IiunrI u.ucd fr. hours h.fur. fHc
touuz woman. death ur Mary uo.
hlrt. Who attended NI4- IIru.U Miss
IuHa g. Patterson ..rsrrt.rd.rt Of
fhr Young Nuwara Christian A4e1.
D.af'un. Nh'r. Miss I.ru.U lived and
ftu U. Dor friends fUrr.- Nr and
Mrs. D. % Carter. af whose residence
Nr Nchcsuu haI DIS apartments. ana
W '..Hm ID ilthr. fHe Nrvf.r Centre
arurr.s. Who -tP- Hr N,Iesou rlr.
chased cyanide o. potassium from
a.m. several OF tle-o per-on. uHt
he summoned t1 appear a.aIr. but i-
bel uof probable thst NH-- Niof.. Ed.
wIri. th. u.r.-frr- far.... u.u boz
raIef t- -hl .. confined .l Der home
NN .rsaa
R.cheso1 Hsd Poison
8 r0rHrf which came frl. from
Net bedford rae ..it Nr Erlrs.r.
fHo dt.a before fha death uf Miss
f.uuc.I obtained -four and water from
Nra carter. Due = IHds. esq. .uIre
frHf n, wanted Do t1 mIv paste to bind
books The report faI 90 chat ufon
return rE fIa bowl h. f1'I u-4 Car
ter NoII better ea4n orr
thoroughly. there BIAS been poison loo
Nre Carter ou i.rtrE sEa r-Irl
jury room today. would rot dt-, .
.h.a report. un'n uFr husband s.H
Dol could neither affirm or deny .f
'f uaa learned defr fe'r today chat
'orrre-su7r H1be-r % Ha-rs r.
HrfdEeeafer fls been -..I r
k.rraeor cause TH. defense Old
seek .n gr.ra ar alb. .0r .r. .'.-ar
man .rf i' .s asserted .. CON rr.....
intact -re BOTTLE 20 cyanide .. r.-.s.
-.u~ which ur.-E.st Hahn cold g.r.
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