The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1903, Page 6

ili eS () ——$——————————— CORONERS INQUEST SAYS CONSTANTINE CHILD WAS POISONED BY FORMALDEHYDE «<WATCH DOG’’ JAMES COMES OUT BOLDLY AS FRIEND OF THE MILK POISONER AND CONDEMNS LABORATORY CORONER'S INQUEST SHOWED CONCLUSIVELY THAT BABY . CONSTANTINE DIED OF FORMALDEHYDE POISONING —E — | ENGLAND HAS A MUTINY ON HAND | AT it en a Experts All Agree in Their Testimony in Sensational Child-Murder Case s he himself | | FIERCE BATTLE BETWEEN THE | |N eyes of the Ning m i : POLICE AND STRIKING CAR| (hat n load Jahould neglect it unt Milk Inspector Woodcock Tells wos ie0s. Conflicting Stories When ASKed airy vnsnesier sae on se sian lor some time, Among other t to Explain His Actions in Case |: DAYLIGHT ~ == BURGLAR “RATS” EEE | MEN—MANY WOUNDED | pt. 20,—merth t It is my opinion the ehild Bi oicying of Mr. Tanger teste of form nd other chemists had be: o find traces of the drug in th mith, although physicians often him that formaldehyde in milk caus t deal of sickness among 1 ents. He said a» delicate s _ test was required to detect formal } deinyde in milk etated also that a te investigate tie, be had caused B vents digastion He it would not dirwetly poi the child, it would practically cause death by starvation, be cause it prevents the assimila tion of fead."—Sworn state ment of Dr. Crookall, —Swern testimony ef Dr. Lud low, city physician, at inque thie morning. RODENTS PREVENT LOADING | wards The ¢ © we OF NING CHOW'S CARGO | Jim © c Assistant County Prosecutor Kriete announced this afternoon that eovere! } | t t 1 bed of $60 In . in cave 2 verdict of murder was brought by the jury in the case, that wwoause they oo am ~ ; be Fire more clearly under the state ordi the big I nal ¥ t Gen I ts . he | doen ¥ where he lout th the would order the immediate arrest of the proprietors of the Du- | nance than under the city ordinance, and because the dairies had already wamish Dairy, whose milk was supplied to the Constantine baby, and jbeen pretty well attended to. He U id that he had been alee Driver William B. Happe of wagon No. 4, whe delivered the milk [110° Orn ne epee at the Constantine home, 1106 Howell street. [been sold to dairymen by @ man [named Beggs, on Jackson street, but here | nig | money, or how «+++ Not in the Combine... « ah nag Ey ieee Queen City Laundry AA clearer case cf poisoning could /NAME OF THE MILK MAN UN. | not j pet poosibly have been established| TIL SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Af The inquest then adjourned tilt | wean Cut Rate Offices than that which was made out by ter constradictory statements in re the evidence elicited by Deputy gard to his visite to the Constan interesting eaters of Main Offies and Plant=<isrner Firat ane Bell strest Attorney Kriete at the tine home on Saturday, he said that Downs cetteks tind sania: tite. pian tins —— inquest, this morning, inj he had been unable to find out any a ie ; - " , CAUSE HE THOUGHT THE . , ene) MY. UF YOU SIDE WITH HIM, "LL PLAY HOOKEY wi © jotection of form WOULD NOT WISH’ TO! Nicnyde in milk, THERE Was! © Friday night. oR. a aggre a ta yu a NO CHANGE IN THE APPEAR 1D, GAVE UNDER OATH | Mr, Woodcock ga A er Bo ob be DOr. Tenerr alee stated thet « 1 jin The Star, he * per cent. solution of formaldehyde || - was sufficient to embalm dead bed "i IBTEDLY DIED FROM FORM- RebanvDs POISONING, AND | *!f finds formal ‘ ind preserve them in « good con THAT EVERY SYMPTOM OF THE wagon. This ine "was Sitian for a considerable time, while | would EFFECTS OF THE DEADLY ready to LET THE MATTER OROP the ‘milkmen whe “dofed” their | ener to him mee UG WAS EVIDENT IN ITS when the murdered haby was lying ~* of thie per SICKNESS. ja CORPSE IN THE HOUSE vis- ¢ sat, Pla tartare Dr. Cheraid Wiltsie, who sssisted|ITED BY THE MILK POISONER. ‘ty Ssivered Peg ones vga ‘at the autepsy, swore that the con-|He stated that delicacy prevented a ghey. Fy } dition of the stomach and intestines | him from making further inve a water ne ag he. put ene ONS | sould only have been caused by the | tions that, day, and that since the Pbk y ~ oo i panne” Tetcdustion of ennathral substance: |perente of the child did not want to) OMMALOEHYDE, he sertermed pnd Recaro } ae be the same ~ and tthe color of the leathery Saeen Oe water was at once changed to « demonstrated the fact | the name o deep purple, The jury was 4 Rochester MILL ENDS Mili Ends of Hea Mill Ends of Tennis | Mill Ends of Galate Twilled Duck. red Flanneis, @M% Cloth. net wery « big & Grain on } grounds, regular Ende of Zephyr «hanvn It's Money Saved Buy- | Quality First, Prices ing Draperies Here Second ITS WHAT YOU GET FOR | THE PRICE THAT MAKES ' | THE BARGAIN. THAT'S WHY curtains, 3 80 MANY PARENTS LOOK T 8%e | THIS STORE TO SUPPLY Dotted wie, | THEIR BOYS CLOTHING from | and assimilating food, | Weodeook’s theory that unk THERESY CAUSING DEATH ICALLY THROUGH STAR. wens force him to do his s-inch wide Fancy Stri Bwins, splendid British Ambassador to the United States Passed Away in Switzerland Tanzer, analytic chemist, fied that he had examined and | Cheviot orted Cable Net 4 for long Imported Fancy ry Bwins, in pale blue and rich yellow stripe, 26 value © s4-inch wide Point @Beprit Cur- | tain Net, extremely popular for long and short curtains; selling | | . per- fitting and excelient wearing, staes T to 12 years, 0 = value, seiling at ee 5-4 sine New Tapestry Covers, bright patterns, value 64 ise Tar in rich shades of Havanna | the board of health has called a meeting for next Monday afterward applied the same tests night to investigate the conduct of Milk Inspector Woodcock, to various kinds of meat and who hae been sceused of neglecting to do his duty as an officer, ts and that he had not in ‘These charges have resulted from the fight The Star has made Washingt From 1882-92 he war secretary of the Hritieh Legation at Was he Wee at The Table Cov HI Piece a singie i met with a fariure. egainest the milk poisoners of the city, and hinge particularly Cae" 3007 wan os ; 200 | Or, Taner also testified thet he on the dilatory manner in which Woodcock handied poison and 1 wae trane browns, reds and green, $2.98 sizes § to 18 had analyzed sample of milk Constantine, who died from formalde ee = ni these one 3 i of Ene. and Arr Hite ap- 1 Paunce satinfaction he Atlantic, be stripe pat: terns, splen- did schoo} Ruite: $4.00 value, selling at ” ie} i formaidehyde in this. By Tomorrow Special S-foot Oak or Cherry Curtalr Poles, with brass trimmings i of cases whe absolutely been by Chemist Tanzer that formaldehyde had and why he ordered no arrests, as he is shown by tests been found in m tt i clearly required to by the milk ordinances of the eity. him to M Dr. Ludlow, the city health officer, stated today that the in 4 4 } ae Ss ee complete; tomorrow ....18¢ Boys’ AN Wool 3-piece office, vestigation would not be dropped until the whole system of milk p secently left Washteten tor Eel Soriage to Miss Late. Wilesn of double Ureanted coat le Af American frien Another Worthy Special school suits, but dr fc HY Occasion, 0 FOR TOMORROW vii oe , be Window Shades Roy’ Reefers, of he *, comple! coating, #erge, by row 25e} | handewme pear § years, $6.50 value...$5.00 No Good Excuse for Not Having a New Skirt Now---Just Read Ladies’ Heavy Serge Walking Skirts, nicely Mared and stitched around value; selling at $1.60 Walking Skirts, of fancy novelty mixed heviot, $2.00 valve Ps s ite responsibility for the wholesale poisoning of children in the n affection of the lunes. The re that] a ; © Sac 2 yames wulricetT §~=©6) TO FIGHT “iwnerrai” PERFECTLY EMBALMED. as CITY LABORATORY UNIONS x =e | SU E i i he was asked by one of the jury-| “IF I CAN HELP IT. THE Fi-y We said You needn't try to handie A swell line at Wf he could tell the jury what| NANCE COMMITTER WIL j NOT| me, You can't molify me; you can't the duties of » milk inspcetor might BANCTION THE APPROPRIATION | change = at . toe - $2.35 Be Mr. Woodcock did not give it; OF FIVE CENTS FOR BUCH A) pr Ladies’ Dark Oxford Serge Skirts, prettily corded and button trimmed, THING AS A CITY $4.00 v welling at s2.50 He did bis bert to ex . TER ONDS AT $4.50, $5.00, $6.50 AND $8.50 mind is made up, and there you CHICAGO, UL, Sept. %6.—The cular letters . ie Lem melo to Pant the) NATIONAL EMPLOYERS’ ASSOCIATION PLANS TO EFFECT A U t need a elty iaboratory. Tt an MONSTER ORGANIZATION TO BATTLE WITH LABOR 1? 50 P 5 ° to © m . My - of the thed a whi hundreds in all shades and patterns, temporary officers of the National this imminent ne ore whe at Later he cue « r A on eo thor a oath tox svete to join in the common fight againnt | the name of the yilk- t = t temic of the to be hel sven the de mande abor A bus news | “# - rt health whet |their power to ald the city jit shall Inciude vetated em so perfec . pi? the 2 " steti-deg’’ James of the cltyistovers in stew and] tally 1-4 Size Collars out In favor of ehild consider unjust, 719 Second Avenue 206, 208, 210 Pike Street : 8, In effect, “T don't thousands of emy Ale « ‘ ripe. |care how many children the dairymen tions are expected to attend, Cir - “a