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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-10-10
EyEhl E.s. naT sal NIGHT

The Patented Albright Construction Of
Goes Air Tight Wood Heater means that the
fire is neve1 cut from the time The stove is
get ~ IN TIE fall until taken down in the
sp;ing. Z g combustion Of fuel so
complete tu,t yen do not have TO remove the
ashes oftcacc than onee IN t7-o months.
{R-22j
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-10-10

Sick hsadach is caused by disor-
dered stomach. Take Chan2ber.a:n's
Tablets and correct that and the
headaches will disappear. For sale
by ali dealers.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-10-10
SAFE AND SURE.

Being made of oils it soaks down
straight to the bone, banishes pain
and caves suffering. Only oil lini-
oents can soak through muscle and
tissue, Alcohol 'iniments evaporate
before they can be absorbed by the
hesh besides they are dangerous
when used near fre or lamp.
Mexican Mustang s,ini,11ene will not
BUN even though a lighted match
&c applied. Mexican Mustang Lin
lraent IS THE. SAFE as well as the
SURE-LO-CURE remedy.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-10-10
CcIIl1f1N BED By A EAnMrR.

GREENSBORO, Ga.
rs long ago as / can remember have
known Of hiaasc--ssg LiE';zz,e>ztt. I a.
ways Keep II IN MY house and # any Of 1llv
family get injured ii any way, sue, as
spralns, cuts, bruises, and, il fact. IN many
accidents that happen always use Nus
tang Lininlent. On NY horses and stock
I never think Of using anything else-it Is
lar cheaper than doctors bills. Icom-
mend It to all farmers; it Kill keep their
families and also their horses and stock
n condition. Very truly yours,
I'D. ANDREWS, farmer.
EnEE Send for "7oroyer of Horse" Lo,re ,,se
edition on card /x9. Have cfreuia.sI
Every loDer Of horses Eorts onc '- - ''s'''
LYON MFG. CO.,
Fl South Fifth ST., BROOKE YIN NV
80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
Jury Finds the "Starvation
Doctor" Guilty Of Causing
the Death of Miss Claire
Williamson, Patient.
WOMAN STORMS AND
RACES OVER RESULT
Husband, an Ex-Arrny Officer
Who Served a Term in Min
neSota Prison, Tries to
Comfort Her.

EtTrLE.. Wash. Feb. t.--Thc Jury
IN The case OF Mrs. Linda EurIlclu
- Hazard. accused in the Kitsap
~ county superior court al Port Or
chard Of having starved to death
Miss Claire Williamson. n wealthy Eng
lish patient, at tho Hazard starvation
sanitarium,' returned a verdict tonight
finding her guilty of manslaughtcr.
The jury was cut more than twenty
hours. When II was reported soon after
6 o'clock tonight, that it had reached n
verdict. court was hastily convened. Mrs.
Hazard coming in after the crowd had
settled itself, She leaned on the arm of
her husband, a former officer of the
United States armS Miss Dorothea Will
hanson. sister Of the woman of whose
murder Mrs. Hazard was accused was
not in court
The sealed verdict was handed to tho
clerk, who opened it and began TO read:
Eve. the jury he began, when the
.aslghts with which the courtroom was
suddenly fluttered and went
out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
SEEK SENDER Of THE
INTERNAL MACHINE
New York Police Trying to
Unravel Mystery of Mrs,
Grace Walkers Death.
MAN IN CASE
Husband of Woman Said to
Be Dead; Dickinson and
Lernarre Woman Held.
By International News service,

BY International News service,
NEW YORK. Feb. A now and I'M
portaut figure has entered Into the
strange case Of Mrs. Grace Walker, who
was murdered by an internal machine.
deI:y cred TO her home Saturday night.
In an effort TO find out what had be-
come of Howard Walker, her husband,
the police today learned that the young
woman had taken the name Of Taylor
only about three weeks ago.
IL the apartment where tho woman
met frightrul death while opening the
parcel, there were found about 100 bus
mess cards They read:
american Electric Fuse company,
1.-The American Igniter company,
y. II Taylor. New York.
"MuskegoD, Mich
a general search was instituted by
the police in an effort TO locate Taylor
and find out whether he was really the
husband OF the woman what he knew
. t1oui
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
Read by Match Light.

A bailiff sprans 10 the side OF the clerk
and began lighting matches. The first
fare showed Mrs. IIazzard biting her lips
ina visible effort for sclt-control. Her
husband bent toward her. Whispering.
The clerk read on, the words of the ver-
dict being emphasized by little flares
from successive match heads. .ht the
conclusion Of the reading Ed Kerr, Of
counsel for Mrs. Hazard, recognizable
only by his voice gave notice of appeal
and asked that bond be fixed al 5000,
MY client is at the end Of her re-
sources" he said,
The state objected, and bonds OF $40. .0oo
We're ordered,
Mrs Hazard was rcmanded 10 the Gus
tody OF the sheriff until the new bond
could be given
Counsel fer The state expressed salts
faction with the verdict. which carries an
indeterminate pcnitentarY sentence of
from one TO twenty years. Mrs. Hazard.
silent In court, stoTmcd and ragged as she
left for what sne declared 10 be perse-
cutlon on the part OF the medical profess
sion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
Says Husband Is Dead.

Charles NJ. Dickinson, secretary TO
Henry Edwards, chief engineer OF the
United States Motor company. who was
in the apartment AT the time The bomD
exploded and killed Mrs. Walker, is held
Oh the charge OF homicide When asked
about TAYLOR tonight Dickinson said
'Oh. know AL about Taylor. Hes
been dead q year"
There WAS n second man. however,
who visited Mrs. Walker in her apart
ments at 103 West Seventy seventh street
and The police believe this visitor TO
be TAYLOR. From what thny could learn
tonight Walker. the husband, went to
the Raybrook sanitarium IN the Cats
Kills, victim OF tuberculosis two years
ago. and died there
Miss Edna Lamarre. who occupied the
apartment with the Taylor woman, ad-
mitted, according to The police, that when
Dickinson arrived a the apartment size
left by rear door, acconpa nicd by tho
man. who was not. however, seen by
Dick EiuSpII
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
MEX|CO'S FUTURE
WITH HER PEOPLE
Noble Warrum, Back From
Land of Sunshine and
Adobe, Talks.
If MexiCanS Trust Madero as
He Trusts Them, All VIII
Be Well.

Noble Warrum. secretary To the city
commission and manager OF the Utah
Mexican Rubber company, returned
Saturday night from the province of
Tebasco, Mexico, where he has been
putting his business affairs in such
shape as TO permit OF his assumption
OF his official duties here.
II Will be remembered that Mr War
rum accepted the position of secretary
TO the commission and eX-offlco city
recorder with the und erstanding that lie
should have several weeks time in
which TO look after his duties AS man
agcr Of Utah Mexican Rubber company,
which has most OF its holdings in the
Tabasco province. During his absence
Fl, Warren Smith, holdover deputy from
the old administration. has conducted
the city recorders office Mr. Warrun
will get into his official harness within
the next fnw taCs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
Mexico Under Test.

or long acquaintance with things
Mexican. MI Wsrrum brings home a
report Of existing conditions in the
troubled republic that has the authorita-
tive ring of accurate: first hand obser-
walton about II. He sums up compare
lively the policies and worth Of the new
Madero and the old Diaz admlnistra-
says. is rs a cruciblc in which the ca
paciLy OF the Mexican people for pop-
ular government is being determined
\ few more such uprisiugs and out
breaks OF rebellion such as that at
IuareZ the other day. a littlc more en-
tyne. and the world will agree that DiaZ
and his mailed fist WAS best (or. Mexico,
thinks MIR War,um. However. bc is
confident that MaderU. with his ideals.
his confluence. in the Mexican people
and his earnest efforts To supplent force
and political trcachery with statesman
ship and honest governments viii
triumph eventually. Thc solution "f Tie
question lies iu tho character of the
Mexican people themselves, he thinks.
Political conditions in Mexico have
changed very materially during the past
year" he says, There is some division
ut opinion as 10 whether or not the
Change has brought any Improvement
ur 10 date. although # Is generally be.
lieVed ,hat ultimate results Will he bene-
ricial TO Tho country and iis people
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
Suffers a Breakdown, and
Goes to Cannes, Where
She Will Recuperate.
Special Gable 10 Tho Tribune.

Special Gable 10 The Tribune.
LONDON. Feb, 4.-The Duchess of
Marlborough. who is threatened with a
serious breakdown has gone TO Cannes
under her PHYSICIANS orders. where sac
will remain six weeks to recuperate for
The coming social season, when 1t is be-
lieved she intends 10 luaugurate a val
lant campaign to recover her former place
In exclusive court circles.
Ever since the coronation the duchess
has engaged in many social and phian-
thropic moves. which is one method OF
gaining popularity with the king and
queen and as a result her health Is en-
dansered. Evidences Of the breakdown
have been apparent since shortly before
Christmas, her actions at times being
most ezra lie and unaccountable
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
Couple Had Quarreled.

About ten minutes later she called
Helen Taylor on tho telephone accord
ing TO the police. to carry out A pre-
arranged plan 10 induce Dickinson to
leave the house on the ground that Helen
Taylor's brothcr-jn-Iaw was coming,
Dickinson and Helen Taylor had quar-
relied. she explained, and the latter WAS
anxious Ia get him out OF tho hcIIse
Miss Lauarre got no answer to her
message, she said. the explosion already
having occurred She believes. The police
say they have the name of her com
paniUn, but VIII not make it public until
they have questioned him lust what
happened during tho ten minutes Miss
Lamarrc and her companion were absent
Dickinson VIII he asked To tell tomorrow
Little Is known OF tho womBns past
Sne is reported to have bccn married 10
a man named Howard Walker. but the
police do not know whether hc is alive
or not.
The police have been unable 10 find
the boz who delivered tho bomb 10 i~,
Continued on PaRe TwOD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
ADVERTISING TALKS
Written by
G.. FREEMAN

Uncle Henry Hastings sits
by the window in his unpre-
tcntious home in a small vii
lage in upper New York
State. HE IS READING
THE NEWSPAPER that is
delivered to his home every
day,
Maria, his wife, is sitting
near him. Uncle Henry reads
a financial advertisement
which appeals to him. lie
and his wife have saved up a
few hundred dollars. The
advertisement promises a bic
return. Uncle Henry and
Maria plain, home-living
,rta,x;r,oJ ~, n,no
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
One Formal Ballot.

1t was learned that only one formal
ballot was taken, that upon which the
verdict Of guilty Was returned, Several
preliminary verbal ballots were used un-
I'll The jurors agreed. On the first Of
these five voted for murder in the first
degree, four FOR murder IN the second de-
gree. one for rnanslauehter and two re-
fused to express an opinion. The five
who voted for a first degree verdict stood
firm until the last. when they. too. agreed
10 manslausnter
Mrs. Linda BurfieId Hazzard was ar
rested August ). 1911. on y charge Of
murder in the first degree. on an infor-
ma ton filed in KitSsp county. the COM
planning witness being Miss Dorotlica
Williamson. aged 81 years, who alleged
that her sister Claire Villa nson, ascd
3G. was starved to death by Mrs. Har-
zard. The Williamsons were English
women of means who were on tour
around the world and who consulted Mrs
Hazard concerning their health
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
MISS ELSIE LITTLE
KILLED BY TRAIN
BY International News Service.

PINEHu RST, y, G. Feb. i.-Miss Elsie
Little or New York an amateur tennis
player of tho West Side Tennis club.
WAS run down and instantly killed late
last night by a Seaboard Air Line train.
Miss Little had gone with friends for a
WALK and or the return to the Carolina
hotel where dcr partN was stopping. Miss
Little was rum down by through train,
The other members OF the party escaped.
Miss Little played I'm tournament ves-
tcvdaN, she and Miss Edna Wildnay also
Of New York. defeating Mrs. Marshall
McLean and Mrs. n, Graham Miles. also
of NeM York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
King Travels Incog.

Special Cable 10 The Tribune
BERLIN, Feb, a.-Thc king of Monte
negro arrived in Berlin today for three
days' visit. The king. who L. travelling
lncoRnito. Will leave for ST. petcYsbur,
NJ the conclusion OF his stay in he Ger
man capital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
Changes Her Mind Often.

Al that time she decided to go To Dea-
vile. but immediately countermanded
her orders and arranged 10 go 10 Bright
on, then again changed her plans. booking
passage for America Via the Mauretania
for the Christmas trip. She cancelled the
passage the day before sailing and re-
mained in ner 5own residence. Sunder-
land house, till Christmas eve. Then sud
denly went 10 Waldorf Astor's place.
Civeden returning unexpectedly the next
day.
The duchess nas by her whole hearted
and practical interest in philanthropic
affairs won golden opinions from friends
in the kings encourage. which insures
the news reaching royal ears.
Her correct life since her separation
and her devotion to ner sons has also
created a friendly feeling in court cir
clss, For the past six months she has
her energies, attended meet
tnEs, held GATHERINGS at Sunderland house
and delivered speeches 10 Bedford college
women. the eliminating point being
reached when she went to Liverpool as
the. guest or the Earl OF Derby and The
Lord MAYOR and addressed d great meet
ing at The town nali on tho necessity of
uplifting the working classes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
Her Latest Charity.

In addition she has established homes
in London for the wives OF the prisoners,
willis her latest ambition Is TO estab-
lish homes for needy women. In which
she has enlisted Lord Curzon's support
II she docs win her way To court it
will hc distinct score against aer hus-
band from whom she is as much es-
tranecd as ever. despite many overturcs
on his Part Tor q reconciliation, II lis
now recognized that she will not Weld
and hc'is Apparently content Co let mat
ters rest as long as he receives his $780,
QUO so-calcd housekeeping allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
w retted False Step,

" MY friend. there couea to al ~
'"e Time, the knoyledre tho, IA,
'ens'on are right. Whist thew
At NOT do-we cannot do with
'le'hs' l have learned that. Also
neses Of sin is death It's worse
'n-its a he'll on Garth
r'' your Preaching. Louise" said
YOU We got the blues"
! e"'. sh" replied, but ren,cmbcr
sa'u' Some day, when You are
F" write first page story about
''nd "as a. representative Of
Nal"nal News sorvlccj youu
''oiy' maybe in month, n,arI,c il,
Inrs." - page ana big
's the story:
~ O'clock Saturday ,.,,r nc,
- Noble went away ,ocotbcr rro,,,
sa -, apartments. where tbey
~ nado a checry good after
oa'iu serviss. the owner and
!. S"oent OF Ihc house. and n
Inc elevator bov Anror,,I..
Z s.e soins for a stroll.
Sent Away.
~, aho haif later Mrs Nob,.
"a. on the telephone and said
I fhr.uine "uine a rheasenger boy for two
H. NJ ooss-W Weuns'' and ..Diyie,
4 forneranian mates
49,, eAlhe and took the dogs AWAY
49,, yeN ihSt night afr. seryiss re-
sats eIsm s signed Louie Noble. "
rst .r,,.' tease 60 to my apartments
i, plac. o,''es' and take him into
v ut,I am going u spend tho
my mother
u, IL a little whlic pon,er,n,,-
4 ~ ~ @eeks old. witbont h,,ras. e',
y s'2nsalp he was prone - "ui'ia' n.,',,..
y 'n''nued on Page Two3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
Foundation Unstable,

PROM Indifferent material General
porfirio pia& built a credtabe govern
mental structure. bat without proper re-
gard 10 It's foundation, Ills organization
was good. considering the racial tenn
perament of tho people. and hts dis
ciplire was excellent throughout his
thirty odd years Of absolute control. IC
he ruled by intimidation the result Was
to rid the country of br!gandaGe and Ia
make 1T aafe and inviting Ia tourists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
ED|CT IS ISSUED BY
EMPRESS DOWACER
Yuan Shi kai Instructed TO
Establish Republic in Union
With Insurgents.
TROUBLE NEARLY OVER
Imperial Princes Are Leaving
Pekin and There Is Little
Danger of Outbreak.

PEKIN, Feb. 1.-The empress dowsger
issued an edct this evening instructing
Premier Yuan Shl 1lai 10 establish a re-
public in cooperation with the southern
republicans, The edict has not yet been
published and 1t is expected IT VIII be
kept more or less secret as far as the
public is concerned until arrangements
In tho south have been completed
Yuan Shi Itai now is endesvoring to
persuade the Nanking government to
hand over the control OF affairs 10 en-
able MIN TO carry ON the administration
of the whole empire until the national
convention appoints a permanent GOV
ernmcnt and adopts constitution
1t IS doubted here that the republicans
in kanlSinQ will consent TO this. 1t Is
believed the only solution possible is the
creation Of Two provisional governments
and the continuance OF temporary con-
troll, Yuan Shi Kai IS opposed to the
transfer OF the capital to Napkins. but
there appears to be close understa nd
ing between the imperial premier and
the republicans, who again have offered
him the presidency.
throne jlas been decided upon is not
known TO tho general public in Pekin.
AND The siellfuI manner In which the
transaction is being effected leaves small
apprehension OF disturbance. Many OF
the imperial princes are leaving Pekin
Prince Kung. lender of the Mongolian
anti abolitionists. and Prince Su OF the
board OF dependencies have gone TO
Es..I.
viceroy of Manchuria, has espouscd the
republic. but Chang Chou Lin. COM
mandant OF troops, is irreconcilabc.
End Approaching.
NANKINC;. Fob d-Thc simulaneo
announcement that Yuan Shi IIai has re-
rccivcd permission from the throne 10 or
ganize republic in the north in con-
junction with the southern government,
the arrival at Marking OF W'u Ting Fang
the republican minister OF justice and
Tane Shao ~. the representative Of i'm
peIIa! premier and the extension OF tho
armie,ice for one week. Indicate the ap-
preaching end Of tho present stage Of
indeeision aud future amlcable ncGo,a
tons looking 10 organization acccpta bic
to both sid cs.
wolves the question of the capital. which
tho republicans assert must inevitably
be NanlinE as the southcrners would
never consent Ia Pckin
IT is also declared the republicans viii
moi agree Ia an interval in which Yuan
Chi Kai would have control In the north.
They Will insist upon a coalition gov
ernment with Yuan Shl Kal as presi-
dent. sun Vat Sen probably premier
and Tang Shso vi as foreign minis =
tor.
The republicans point out that they
arc In position 20 secure their de-
ulai,ds tho Manchu government from
hrst Ia last has failed 10 strike a blow
| except in sell defense.
The main question now. The royo-
lutionary leaders yicw the situston, rs
| the preservation of peace and tho prompt
| restoration of order which they say al
> ready u assured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
Man, Woman and Youth
Lose Their Lives When I'M
menSe Ice Formation
Disintegrates.
SPECTATORS MAKE
ATTEMPT AT RESCUE
Burrell Heacock of Cleveland,
O., Sacrifices Himself in Eff
fort to Help Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stanton.

n rIAGARA FALLS, y. T., Feb g.
MI The great ice bridge that has
" s%e''sS , the river yer. essnns! IA. between .:.;
arch bridge below the falls for
the last three weeks. broke from its
mooring at noon today and went down
the river, taking with II to their dcati
a. man and woman said to be Mr.. and
Mrs. EIdridge Stanton, or Toronto Can
ada, and BurrclI Hes cock, seventeen
years Old Of Cleveland, Ohio.
-Four other persons were on the Ice
at the time, but managed TO get ashore
IN safety
The bridge was considered safe. Fol-
weeks the great fields OF fee had been
coming down the river, piling UP against
the barrier until 1t was from sixty Ia
eighty feet thick, and, under the In.
f1uence of zero weather, the great mass
had become anchored firmly TO the shore
The jam was about 1000 feet wide, ano
In some places a quarter Of a mile IN
breadth.
For two weeks it had offered safe
passage TO the party and today An
immense crowd OF oXcursionists came tc
view the winter wonder Of the river.
Had the accident happened an hour
later hundreds would have lost their
lives for the crowd was moving into
Prospect park in the elevators that rnu
down the cliff for the purpose OF ven
turing out upon the ice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
became HuIndrum.

~ Tile c%citiment of the elopement
fi'h. the newspaper notoriety came
d end, final divorce papers grantee
IVY HiarflaSc-oply three weeks ago.
'"ed hing the life OF The Young
~ became numdrum, monotonous
\: Ihere was no newness for or.
'p IN the other There were no
Ps save two or three. 10 give them
nteres's. They had only each other
teir interest In each other Lad been
a p'aYnd out clandestinnly whcn il
q have begun
iri@i'd, said Louise Suy6an a5out
II ago To one Of the few who stood
ELL you and 7 and Fred vo.,ng.
Y cynical. living in This reckless
" New York. may laugh sometimes
"a ihinss like the law and religion.
''nPy say Thea shalt not. We may
'hSi phrase was written for old
y a'so Ne may sneer at The wages
D Is cealh'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
Died of Starvation.

Mrs. HaEzard soon had both the women
in her starvation sanitarium at Olalla
where. OH u diet of orange juice and as
paraaus broth, Claire died May ~. lgll
and Dorothea was wasted Ia a skeleton.
Aftrr Clairc's death Mrs. Hazard OBJ
taincd the appointment Of herself as
guardian Of Doruthca by alleging that
the latter WAS OF infirm mind She also
applied for appointment as administra-
triN os the estate ~ Claire Williams on.
The slight Of pnrothca came 10 Tho
knowledge of British Vice Consul 4. T..
l.. AGaSSZ at Tacoma, with the result
that Miss Dorutlrta Mas declared of sound
mind and hcr guardian renewed. Mrs.
Hazards application for letters of adj
lniuisiration Of Clairc's estate was re-
fused aud Aeassiz was appointed admins
TRAITOR instead. Dornthca was nurscd back
to health Each al tho Williamson sis
tcrs is said tn haze Inherited $50 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-05
Career of Woman.

As Linda BurIicld Mrs. Hazard few
years ago Was prominent in Minncapo-
lis. III peccmbcr. 1905. Samuel c. IJaZ-
zard, a former ilrst lieutenant OF the
Filth United States artillery. who had
been dropped from the army rolls for
descrtion. WAS arrested in Minneapolis for
contracting bigamous marriage with
Linda Rurlicld While married To ~N era
Fitzpatrick liazEard. whore family is
widely known in Minneapolis. Hazard