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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
HAS UNIQUE PLAN
FOR RAISING FUNDS
Idaho Bankers Would Have
State Sell Lands and
Loan Money.

BOISE. Ida. June l0.--One of the most
remsrka BILE plans proposed In this state
to free Idaho from Indebtedness and place
the state on non-taxation basis was
presented to the Idaho Bankers asso-
citation at its recent Weiser meeting by
Senator y. W. Davis. of American Falls.
president Of the First National bank OF
200, 900 acres OF land per annum by the
state to raise more than s30 600. 900 10
be loaned out al interest bearing rates.
part OF the interest money to be placed
fund, thereby multiplying the states
earning capacity. The plan has set to
thinking many Of the hard-headed bust
ness men and financiers of this city. AL
many who are in opposition TO 1t.
Idaho has 1894 600 acres OF land that
are still upsold. Under the present law
In existence in this state only twenty
be sold each year. Az this rate OF sale
II would take the state ls3 l-3 years TO
dispose OF It's land holdings, The states
capital at the present time is $500, 900.
consisting approXimat tely OF $4,000 900 in
unma tured land contracts drawing 6 per
cent interest, So, 600 900 in bonds drawing
and per cent and 81 500 900 in farm
lands earning and Z per cent The to-
tai assets of the sla te are. however. over
Taking the total assets of the state
as basis Senator Davis proposes by
his plan to build financial earning pro-
ducer for Idaho that will be a giant, so
that in eleven years taxes would be re-
duccd 80 per cent by paying the cost OF
the states schools out of the earnings,
leaving a balance TO add TO the working
funds to enable the state every cent of
revenue required in the state, couEty and
municipalities. long before the resources
of the state can be brought into action
under the present system.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
REED FUNERAL TO-DAY.
Body Of We'll Known Citizen OF West
BountIful Is Brought Home,
Special 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribunp,
BOUNTIFUL. June 10.-The body OF
David e. Reed, husband of Mrs. Jessie
Grant Reed Of West Bountiful, who died
at Los Angeles last Thursday night. was
brought here this afternoon for inter-
ment The funeral services VIII be held
in the West Bountiful meeting house to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Reed was until year ago resi-
dent Of West Bountiful. Following seri-
Gus illness that affected his heart, he went
with his family to Los Angeles where he
RAPIDLY regained his health. and where
he had established himself In prosperous
contracting and building business. His
death was sudden. He leaves widow and
two small children. President j. II. Grant
father of Mrs Reed. and Mrs. Fred j,
Pack OF Salt Lake, sister. went to the
coast and accompa MED the body here De-
cedent was IS years OF age and was born
at Woodruff, Rich county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
UTAH IS HONORED
BY KNIGHT OF GRIP
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, May 10.--The United
Commercial Travellers of Idaho, Utah and
Montana closed their annual convention
here today after selecting officers and
adopting resolutions highly compliment
ing the pure food commissioners Of the
three states for the work done by them
In enforcing the pure food laws,
Provo, Utah, was selected as the next
meeting place and the dates set s June
IL. IL and Is. 1914
Officers elected follow: Grand coun-
cilcr, George Goddard. Salt Lake. grand
Junior councillor, NJ J, Siverman, Montana;
grand conductor, f G.. Books. Salt Lake
grand treasurer. V, e. Sampsel. Montana:
grand secretary, F. W. Hills. Montana;
grand sentinel. j. II. Graveley, Boise,
grand page, Carl Roloff Montana; eNecu-
tive committee. two years. y. T, Gay,
Ogden j. +. Young, Pocatello: one year.
II. c. Bagenkoff. Butte
Representatives supreme council, p.
Lewis. Salt Lake: Charles Sutton, Butte.
Alternates-Sam Kohlberg and F, W, Hill
lis, Helena.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11

sion m .......................... rei'
". t. Hayenor 10 Cecil ". Scott, LOT i2
block III. Grand View subdivision ........
william b. White and wife TO Walter Rom
ncy part OF lot s. block g. plat B..
Alico Soudcrs al. 20 r. 3. Barnes. part
NJ lot I. block 7s. plat D................... ca
Charles l. Olsen and wife to Elmo y. Bog
eoss. part OF section 20. ,oSnShip south.
rang" cast .....s.'s.-'.-- :,..-....- -..r..,--
Homer Realty company to william Bourem,
mart Of section IS, township north. range
Ell GrrEson and wife 10 James Hutton. part
o. section %. township north. raosc
west -....--s..s-.
Phoebe Z. Bradley 20 Ernest {. RosSiter.
part OF lot 5. block =. plat .........-..-
y, II. Stone and wife 10 kImbal Rich.
ards. lot IS. Jackson square ...,..-..-..,..
W Mccartney and Niic TO Wesley CIT
lots 81 10 "a. block .. COLLEGE View.
Hoffman Bros. l.. 6 7. company 90 Laura
H. Lloyd. lots 30 aud 81 block /. Roberta
place =. 49, ;''..,..--.
Eva " CroaEor 30 Sarah +. Hancock part or
10, l. block -, plat l. ...,.-.....--.-......, 81
Eva W. CrrASsr TO Sarah y. Hancock. paTi
OF lot 9. block 90. plat L -................
Mary N. Anderson OF al To Jared Y. Cody,
lots ~ aud l3. block ?. Capitol Avenue ad-
~
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BOX ELDER LEADER.
County Has Expended $4,000 on High
ways Since First Of Year,

County Has Expended $4,000 on rflshs
ways Since First Of Year.
Special to The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. June 10.--Work on
the state highway between this city and
South Willard is progressing rapidly ana
within a few days the county commits
soners Will put on another big force OF
men and teams south Of Willard to work
northward from the end OF the. COM
pleted road built by the convicts In 1909
and join the road now being built toward
Willard from the Brigham end. Accord
ing TO Thomas III. Blackburn, chairman or
the board of county commissioners. the
county has expended $4,000 on the high
ways OF Box Elder county since the first
Of the year, this amount being In addi-
ton TO the large sum spent. In the erec-
ton Of new bridges.
The county commissioners have been
notified by the state that work VIII be
commenced within the immediate future
on the road improvements west OF Snow
vile 10 the Nevada line, for which the
last legisla ture appropriated $4,000. This
work will be supervised by the state, II
is understood.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
9IlDL lDls-. PUPILS
I'd B. GRADUATED
y, VIII Be Awarded to
[tll4 Students in Salt
Lake Theater'

...,,,,sent exercises OF ,-, sae
y =. s,hoOl will be held tri-
" the salt Lake 5sater thsa.er'
8, /" : g gwen ia stud students, ,.o
~ ~ " Eaton will deliver me ns
q Geere The programme o, :,
:. i3trsa .,aree Of Miss Edith
iss list Of graduates
a p.v Williams, Ross
,,8 IODINE. Paul Bassett'
gcS Ds1rs ~ 1ns John Hayward, j.
lana istnr u.sr,sn Post, Fred sutton,
Exa hslpEnl paul n. simon. Walter
rs'rt5s rts,oncy a whitney, lie Roy
" q Cn~sWi Watson. Alton Mayers.
Feio,, o,,.ararl M Woodruff, Mahlon
ilE. D cSss and James White.
c,lr2 2p.r,ev v Eccles, William
s'd'i .on,e sprlngham, Evelyn
'1 ~ Woolsy, Edyth Johnson
|L llsss ..so Marie McPeaker,
SIlosJ Sss.J VILLA Druce. May
,.ss sI.,sGiIa Glade, Marie Helm. Ellen
s,a,i ,Iyss johnson. Hazel Sper-
~ n.S n psuIah Harrison. Ottih'e
j, m Gssse. William Wahl, lie
- George Lake G'eh H.
"a James White. r,-,,.,o
T.i,h Barnes, Kent Lowens-
II. srisf rWeflain. Ralph Koeber, Roy
sobsn Harris, Hanna ha,Ii
~ Rady, Edythe Yundt. Au-
~, ~ Ethlcen Folsom. Fannie
i.oria wilson, Claudia Greene,
ia George Yoshlmura, wee
s'ns Morning, Walter Patrlck'
s.9.s Margaret Connolly. Doro~
v. ;s- a., Buebler. May Gray, Mar
~; vivian Ellerbeck. Warren
=, BadwelI. Mabel BrimhalI:
T,r,' Evelyn Tempest, Marie
katherine Paul. Florence
Srr,erjte Rowlcy, Alice Purefoy,
Issb Ralph W5ldron, Ruby
. c,j,, Robinson. Marie Howard
t,Esuih Hlrth, Florence Cooper,
4 Es,W LllIan Philips. Marion
-. cOrnslia Smith. Marion Hard
T.,-IIr.d Cummings, June Farms
4 YYilt Turner. Olive Woolley,
\ I-is- Alice Page and j. Milo
~ sul EngIisb-Dee Crawford.
IN Crsce Gibson. Martin Hadfield.
4 s7N Faith Curl. Ethel Abbott,
!i5l un Spry, Ethel Adams.
Eytr,nn, Ruth Wicking, Jennie
"A ifins Olsen. Irvene Roberts,
a rrfsdyeB. Ida Robinson, Agnes
=. Asnss Pitt and Esther Chris
~ scsnee and mechanic arts
rsa William Warburton. Dell
pufl Brown. Ruth Robinson,
Elzs. Lucille Hurd. Clara Lewis.
a FEsurton. Herbert Fill, Harold
"a Sumner Margctts and Tor
. pE1G.
y Ge.ncement number OF Red
M las been issued. the publica-
traluinF many pictures OF the
|1z's dtss and members OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
Enters Land Office Race.
,c,al fn The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
KAYSVIILE. June 10-Samuel NJ ker-
shaw OF Layton has entered the race for
the appointment or receiver of the United
States land office and ts receiving the in
dorsement Of the leading Democrats OF
Davis county lie went TO Salt Lake to-
day TO confer with National Committee
man W, r. Wallace and State ChelrIla n
s. r. Thurman. Mr.. Kershaw is relying
upon the contest among the various can
didates now in the field to aid him in get
Ting the appointment,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
Ship Body for Burial,

Special TO The Tribune.
PRICE. June 10.-The body of Mrs J
r. Fleming OF Woodside, who died here
OF cancer OF the stomach while en- route
TO Salt Lake for treatment. has been
shipped back to her old home at Phillips
burg, Pa, for interrnent The body was
accompanied by the husband and one of
her daughters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
ECETS ADDITIONAL,
eG 10 FILE NEW BILL

y y, I,,s ". additional stay Of exc
ERiS Ssn,ea a,, TO J. A. Hill, con-
is.s :, ''u,Ger w,r Of Marshal Frank
- - aioysle. BY Judge +. c..
-, .,, y .,le district court yesler-
"a I s.rs 'ineys asked for the en-
|ll y ~ N order 10 prepare and
ees ispiloDs. Hill Is under
y d. y imprisonment, but he will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
Appeals Liuuor Case,

PROVO, June 10.-Gcorge y. Charlier,
who was found guilty In Justice Adolph
Nelson's court at American Fork last
week, was fined $3.50 and 60 days In jail
for alleged illegal selling OF Intoxicating
liquor, has taken an appeal TO the dis
frlcf court,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
Volunteers Check Fire.

PRICE, June 10.-Prlce narrowly cs-
capped disastrous blaze yesterday morn,
ing, when the home of A. G. Gutheil
caught nra from a defective chimney,
There were so many hydrants running
that there was no pressure and only tho
strenuous efforts OF volunteers saved the
house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
= vorsnuction Comnany

'lhs6.., damages on sccoun, of
~; s.,,., was illed in the DIS
.sst ths h-Igsy I.,y by Mike Erkalo-
n. ,o1s,,.h @e .,iah Construction com CON-
= sS Saplslnt n sels out that ,he
D, while working for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
Reappoint Educator,

KAYSVILLIG. June 10,-Hubert c. Bur
ton of kaysville has been reappolnted to
the position OF county superintendent OF
schools OF Davis county for a two wears
term beginning July |, 1918. Mr.. Burton
has served three terms In the same ca
pacity and the appointment gives general
satisfaction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
4 Eaksr Appreciates This.

3 lem, resident Of Florence,
n NJ; ''for the last fourteen
|EiI hdreys and bladder incapaci-
q for all work. About eight
rvcl began using Foley Kidney
q thsys have done what other
~ failed 10 dc. aud now | am
iira ! recommend Foley Kid.
la Sehramm.Jo Johnson, Drugs,
s7a&bititutors." Five (5l
aaa, advertisement J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11

.say dances tonight at Ma.
sA, saud Of thirty pieces.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
BUYS Block in Price.

PRICE. June 10.-The Short block, one
of the best income properties in Price,
has been sold to C. G.. Edgerton of Bay
ard, Neb who contemplates other invest
ments here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11

sSty dances tonight at Ma.
nh, Band of thirty pieces.
tAdvcriisement.i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
Births.

william John Lowe. L. n. s, hospital; eIrl.
William A. Mckay. 20 SicollS avenue: boz.
Milan l.. CaUdall. Jr.. 80 South Filth East
Thomas H. BrIniey, I. n. $ hospital: boz.
Frank g Derrick i;S South sixth East; Grl
Albert q. Mcemoit. %? South Second Wes,
girl.
William .Mauhart ie5 our Court; girl.
Joscpp Storrr, 1917 EaEt Eleventh south; girl
David d. l. kendriek- "os West South Temple
boy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11

: 4. vacation school promo.
q '@ognlzed BY city schools.
Advertisement.)
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Deaths,

June :. i9i5--Juiia fIiiiard. no Ksns;uEton
street 10 year.; fatty degeneration OF heart
Juno s. 1alJ-Eveiyn HIlstead. iai Sixth East.
rcars. chr. vsiyulaT heart disease,
June ;, lal3-Elaiuo McPheo Paulsou, fof5 Lin
coin avenue 10 years; crushed by auto.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11
Real Estate Transfe,

Henry 3 Elden and wife 90 Horny e. Brown.
part OF LOT, IS. block /. Franklin subdyi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11

Liberty. Idaho
f. !. Bean Of Berlin. Wis, and Aida Bleas
dale o. Salt Lake.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-06
THREE HUND?EO
YEARS p CzARs
!
and the s>>pulace is Re-
quired to Cheer
Lustlry.
Gar Nicholas Rode in Open Carriage
But Wife and Son Did Not
Appear on the
Streets.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
ST. PETERSBURG, March 6.The
second da yof the Romanoff torientary
celebration began at S O'clock with
the roar of an imperial artillery salute
from the frowning fortress Of SITS.
Peter and Paul. Twenty-one guns
doomed across the frozen Neva and
the populace, mindful of what was ex-
pected of them. thronged the streets,
cheering perfunctorily. There were SO
many secret service men mingling
with the crowds that it would have
been folly to remain silent or sullen
while others were wildly demonstrate
ing their professed loyalty to Czar
Nicholas, eighteenth of the Romanoff
line, the first of whom was elected by
the people.
At II o'clock a solemn liturgy and
thanksgiving service was celebrated
at Kaisan cathedral, the entire court
with all the high dignitaries of the
empire, and delegations representing
different classes of the populace be.
ing in attendance.
Nearly 10000 troops lined the route
form the winter palace to the cathe.
fdral, and vast throngs packed the
sidewalks behind the soldiery. Czal
! Nicholas drove in an open carriage
escorted by his bodyguard of cossacks
Behind him in a state carria ge, rods
the Dowager Empress ATarl6. Ths
czarina and czarevitch were not ii
evidence today, or yesterday, 1t being
reported that they We're indisposed
| Following were carriages containing
the grand duchesses Most of the
grand dukes rode on horseback.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-06
VANDAL RAN RIOT ON
GETTYSBURG BATTLE LEFIEL D

effort is being made to trail the Grim
inal and 1t will go hard with him
when caught.
The monuments that suffered in
oluded that to Grants volunteer bri-
gade, near Big Round Top, one of the
most distinctive on the field, The
lion surmounting the pedestal was
battered with a hammer until its
lower jaw was knocked off and tho
tail smashed. The noses of the sol
dier figures oil the generals of the
Ninetysixth Pennsylvania and For
tieth New York were knocked off. feet
smashed and guns broken. The me-
MORALS of the Forty-ninth Pennsylva
mia, Thirty-seventh Massachusetts.
Sixth Maine Fifth Wisconsin and the
fifth corps were similarly battered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-06
IT'S ALL RIGHT FOR
A LADY TO SMOKE

Mdss Candace Wheeler, Of New York,
who was drowned in Bowles Lake,
near here, last June. The court
made his remarks in refusing to ad-
nit testimony tending to hurt Miss
Wheelers character when 1t was stat
ed she smoked cigarettes.
1T isn't degrading for Women to
smoke" continued Perry. 1T doesn't
hurt her standing in my eyes, She has
the same right to smoke as a man. |
saw them smoking in every capital in
Europe. The very finest women
smoked and seemed to enjoy 1t.
Honestly, do you see anything
wrong or degrading when woman
smokes? Smoking is a bad habit. but
it is no worse for women than for
men
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-06
DR.. FRIEDMAN
IS HEART SICK
HumiIiated by Distractions Placed in
His Way and His Inability
to Help the
Afflicted.
TURNED FROM HOTEL
Ell SOLDIERS EVERYWHERE
HeartIess Landlords VIII Not Give
Him Building In Which to
Open His Hospl-

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, March e.-The nerves
of DR.. Frederick Franz friedman,
German physician, who says that he
has discovered an absolute specific
for consumption, gave way today un-
der She strain of humiliation and or
struction that has been placed In his
way since he arrived in this country
to demonstrate his remedy. Impor-
tuned by thousands to save their
lives, unable to secure suitable quar-
ters for an office because Of the feal
of realty men that such Offices woulo
be the mecca Of tubercular persons
and thus drive away other tenants,
practically asked by the management
of the Waldorf Astoria hotel to vacate
his quarters, the visiting savant went
into strict retirement.
He left the Waldorf with all his
cultures and his personal baggage
and went to the Hotel McAlpin, where
a suite had been reserved for him in
the name of his brother, DR.. Arthur
G. n. Friedman. of Colorado Springs.
There is was said he would insist on
absolute rest while DIR. Iederle, OF
the health department, and others
made tests with the samples of the
culture he had furnished them.
Or. Friedman complained bitterly
to the management OF the McAipine
over the manner in which his efforts
to demonstrate his cure had been
handicapped. He admitted that he
was heart-sick because SO many suf-
fering persons had focked to this city
and were in great distress because
they had hoped to be given treatment
and we're stopped by the actions OF
the county medical society, which
was enforcing the law prohibiting
any physician not licensed by the
state board OF regents practicins
their profession within the limits OF
the state.
But the doctor. it was said, was
determined that he would have a fail
show here. It was stated that q
number of the most influential per
sons in the city had sent him assur
ances tha. his cause would be espous
L ed by them and that if he would re
strain himself in patience all things
would be smoothed away.
DR.. Arthur Friedman announced
emphatically at neon that the end OF
the talking. so far as members of his
brothers party were concerned, had
arrived
1--WE have been misquoted and de
liberately lied about" said the doctor
"and now we will keep quiet until the
board OF health has passed on oul
cultures and we are free to go aheat
and do something. And until thai
time arrives there will be nothing
further heard from either the doctor
or myself"
Orders were given at the hote
desk that from now on all visitors
were to be denied the Friedman
apartments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-06
M Amount will be Spent in
Court Costs Before the
Fight FOR Freedom
Has Ended.
LATE ASYLUM SCANDAL
prisoner in New York Today
Making Desperate Attempt
10 Secure His Release
From Matteawan.
,A]~>~%<~>~~>>> :

E1 story Of Thaw and What His =
~ Fight Has Cost to oate. =
E1 1S7l- Born in Pittsburgh, =
! mother Mary Copley Thaw, faith =
|1er william Thaw. =
kx 1891 Forced out of Harvard .
yfor playing poker for high =
! \ stakes. =
~ 1901 Met Evelyn Nesbit, =
j Y show girl =
"a lso1-1906- Made reputation as =
I "spender' giving dinners and en- =
kStertaining chorus girls. =
FL 1905 Married Evelyn Nesbit .
Et with whom he had previously =
/ toured Europe. =
EA 1905 Quarreled with Stanford =
EA White, noted architect, demand =
~ ing that Anthony Comstock and =
q ether officials prosecute him for =
! alleged running Of young girls. =
Y June %, 1906-Shot end killed .
| ! White on roof of Madison =
/ Square Garden during theatrical =
/ ! performance. .
1907 Tried for murder. Feb =
4 \ ruary to April, jury disagreed, =
/ = cont 10 Thaw 5000. 900. =
= lsDS-Tried for murder in Jan =
= uary, jury acquitted on ground =
/ = Of insanity, committed to Mat =
| = teavan asylum by Justice Dowl- =
+ = ing; cost Of trial to family =
/ \ 100000. =
l90S-Jus.ice Morschauer con- =
frmed commitment, cost Of this Z
proceeding to family $4,000. =
IA 1911 Commitment again con- Z
frmed by Justice Mills. after Z
examination OF 1877 witnesses, Z
y cost to family $4,000. Z
III Incidental expenses of Thaw 4
81 in confinement, Injuries, etc. )
8 $4,000. I
|SS Mrs. William Thaw's ex- 4
penses here and at Fishkill,
Asl5oooO
In addition Clifford w Part I
ridge paid out s150,0o0 to per 4
sons who left the jurisdiction Of I
1 court, while there were inciden- 4
tai expenses that bring the
grand total up to today's pro- 4
ceedings to at least 100000. 4
z
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Thaw Ii New York.

limited Press Leased Wire service.l
NEW YORK, March e.When
9harry Kendall Thaw arrived in this
elly today in custody OF detectives
nom the state asylum for the crim>
lal insane at Matteawan. what was
expected to be the most sensational
sage in his struggle for liberty was
reached. It was expected that there
would be developed all of the facts
y the latest bribery scandal when
lhaw gave $4,000 to a lawyer to be
used, II is alleged, In trying to bribe
~ Russell, since deposed as head OF
Matteawan, to set him free facts IN
. 'ne rlmored scandal whereby Thaw
was given the widest latitude at the
asylum, eliminating, according to
whispered allegations, in his being
permitted TO absent himself from the