The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1909, Page 10

re pee AN MEETS PE WOM HER DEATH ON AUN AE” Spend Night in Road House and Returning at Pace, Which Is Terrific, the Auto Overturns. PORTLAND, Ore, 20. Mra. Dolly Martini, wife of a pronfinent attorn killed and five others injured early Bept de divorced was yesterday when an auto in which they were enjoying joy ride overturned. All five have been placed under arrest. The auto was borrowed from William Ladd and was being driven by John Robert Bon. The occupants of the car were the guests of Harry Holland, Mr. Ladd’s chauffeur, and besides Mrs De Martini, Holland and Robertson, included three sisters, Anna, and Rose Myer. The party re- turning from a roadhouse a few! talles east of this city, Robertson being at the wheel. He drove mad ly from the start, regardless of re- peated appeals to slow down. When the car reached the dangerous “S" turn on the Portland Automobile Club's race course, Robertson was unable to hold the machine and the heavy car skidded and overturned, burying the four women beneath it. Robertson seemed to have on trely lost his head and was later found at the bottom of a nearby wel ptt, lustily calling for help, jolland, with more presence of mind, secured a fence rail and pried the car up sufficiently to permit the three Myer girls to crawl out + He then extricated Mra. De Martini The woman was terribly mangled and practically dead when taken from beneath the car. Sheriff Robert L. Stevens and the coroner's office were notified and went to the scone of the trag edy. When the details of the acci @ent were ascertained, Sheriff Stevens took the party into cus- tody, pending the action of the Prosecuting attorney. UNDER ARREST FOR _ VBRUTAL MURDER (By United Presa) CLINTON, Mass., Sept. 20.—Sus- pected of having something to do with the brutal murder of Dr. Henry.[ Stone, a rich Newburyport dentist, whose mangled body was found ino pasture at Harvard, Mass, Ray-| mond Plouffe and George Laponte, both farm hands, are in jail here by order of Medical Examiner George L. Tobey. The motive for the crime was robbery. Dr. Stone ts known to have had $500 in cash when he was last seen alive and neither the money nor his watch was found when the body was discovered. Plouffe worked for Mra. Cora Stone Davis, sister of Dr. Stone. He ‘was sent to drive the doctor to the station. The police charge that he murdered the doctor and that La- ponet is an accomplice. he had no funds }ditching company tn Nome and of having cashed checks bank in THE STAR—MONDAY, 8 CITY BOODLER 20, 1909. PTEMBE 1 Se tee (NET RE LEN seh Se A FARMER AND 'PEOWAGE EXIST ok” and heads of the vm when he de the th S | MEXICO IN VERY coos'toa | EQGAPE CHAIN GANG. <2 [ | | | . Pe ( capitalization, ang ; | | p oa in the securities of - | | farmer ; tion fror THAW LOsES | | . ! " Hy United Prom | (By Catted Brews) . BEURG, Pa, feat NEW YOKK pt. 20.—That Fane vpeals today’ dagaat peonage to the extent of absolute ype h.. Atvomey Kaa) mecca cisinteimaaecetii . - slavery in ite worst form existe in a Os rp K. Thaw, ‘ extco, fostered by government of cxectsineesiammasn nt of @ com ‘ Make Claim That Explorer|THE PHILADELPHIA-SEATTLE San Francisco Grafter Is Mexico fomered by government RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 20-~/! rf to the sanity of ME HAD y ut of @ series o 7 ns yy is sm rom their t ow they pro apy ” 5 / ar n nal. POOR AOAINGT Now Cleared, as Statute contained in the first of @ neries of 144 for the pennant. That's the cured files Is unknown, A peene of creditor» tm Oursriuened @ | FATAL ENDING , articles entitled “The Slavery of k of Th I tia re P ite" : * Chet cpl fom condith oanoke and Norfo! in automobiles started h purew’ | Remaining in Labrador} of Limitations Sets Him | yucatan and Barbarous Me by | nat om Roanoke and Norf ‘a h auton rted In pursuit rine on TA r | “ | . John Kenneth Te r, In the our nd themselves at the end of the t , | to Get Cook's Story. (My United Prose.) | Free for all Time. rent number of the American Maga-| Virginia State League season " 19 gee OLN aes Poe ? READING, Pa,, Sept. 20—-An up slight fire in the special | sot of the first relay car in the race —_— alne Roanoke has protested a recent flower, attached to SYDNEY, N. FB, Sept, 20.-—The | from Philadelphia to Seattle, near (By United Press) | Im the editor's “foreword” it te game with Norfolk and if tt ts " al train, cceurred Canadian government today check-| here Saturday night, in which Hen SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20. declared that the Mexican govern given them, the first named city o hie morning mated Commander Peary and in-|ry L. Buckley, a reporter for the! The statute of limitations has freed | ment i* more autocratic than that will get the flag. If not & post (By United Pree) sme ° and voluntarily aided Dr. Cook In the | Philadelphia Pr was killed and ox-Supervt Jar L. Gullagher {Of Russia, It has ite Siberia in the | season series will be held next DES MOINEG, Ia., Sept. 20-—- |; teben of the ean controverey over priority of discov-| others seriously injured, suddenly|from all fear of 5 cution should | hot Jands of the south, ite apy ays | week President Taft today grippedthe | wa oxUnguiahed, ery of the North Pole, It was learn ded the relay run, which Was car y as ft prosecu ~ ed today that the real reason for|rying a message from President #, and hin friend» say the| Commander Peary's stay at Battle | Taft to nt Chilberg, of t Harbor, Labrador, was not to make | Alaska-Yukon-Pacifie exponition repairs to the Roosevelt but in the! The Philadelphia Press, whi hope that Dr. Cook would arrive at New York and be interviewed, | thus permitting Peary to get fur farther denials. | The Ca jever, sent the cableship Tyrian | | | with eighteen American and Cana }dian newspaper men aboard and} | these were able to force Peary to} talk first, | Was Waiting for Cook. | The chief development of the numerous interviews with Peary Is | that the commander largely based * | his statement that Dr. Cook did not reach the pole on the fact that Harry Whitney, the New Haven ‘horseman, failed to mention the fact when taken aboard: the Roose | welt after the return of Dr. Cook | Peary also regards as significant the meager equipment of Cook | when he reached Anatook Peary’s statement that it is pos } sible to make fake observations of lj alleged North Pole geographical | conditions is questioned by selen | Usts here. Peary declares that he Intends to maintain the negative | side of Dr. Cook's exploit and make Cook take the affirmative. He said: Peary Delays Information, “I do not fel that it ls consistent * at this time to give information of what I observed of conditions at | {the North Pole. The fssue in| * | whether Cook has been to the pole or not.” Continuing, he said not propose to answer that or pro- duce proof until there is a properly authorized statement from Dr Cook placed before reliable and dis interested parties.” Peary claime that hie fast travel- ing was due to a new sledge that he invented and tntimated that as Cook did not have thie kind of con Yeyance he could not have covered the space In the time claimed. ALLEGED SWINDLER IS BEING TAKEN BACK TO ALASKA “Now I do eeeeteeeeeeeeeeeeeee * * * * A mining man by the name of ® Smith, formerly of Nome, Alaska, |» charged with defrauding the Miners # and Merchants bank of that city out | # of between $2,000 and $4,000, brought to Seattle today from | York City. where he was arrested by the Pinkerton agency. United States Marshal Powell, of | Nome, is here to take the man back | }¥ ito Alaska. Smith represented a| Tio MeDonald on ‘end her own life. wom was conducting the run, immediate jly abandoned the race upon recely jing word of the fatal accident } ther cctatis of bin claime end make| machine was going at jellp, when a rear tire went wrong, fan government, how-jturning the car over WOMAN ACQUITTED BY JURY AFTER ONE MINUTE OF Pree) Bept (ty Vetted SAN FRANCISCO, 20. | After being out exactly one minute, & jury today acquitted Mrs. Laure |cioaned up about $75,000 as super. . sarge of metre her baby. The defense represen | that Mre. McDonald was PEMMICAN BEST POLAR FOOD. RTA REL PE SAF AST! nm ‘i ‘ originality, things first an there has bee: Bir ment in corset-making for years. 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Cobs are fuli grown, full made, full qual- ity, four-inch Havana cigars, rough looking and plainly packed. You can't smoke anything but the cigar, so we've left off gold bands and we haven't lithographed the box. We haven't paid for fancy shapes which would add to the price, without adding anything Nine” of them laid on end measure a full yard. You can buy this full yard of pure Havana,” measured off in four-inch lengths, for 15 cents, POR SALE EVERYWHERE to have visor, as besides his share of the profits of Abe Ruef's denis, he wide He eye se Will Sell All Property, Gallagher by been living for some Ume at a country place, but ia said he will sell all his real and leave California for good, ws he finds there in @ strong soctal |prejadice against him here. *| The effect of the statute of. tim Pemmican t# the substance ® | trations on the R, prosecution of Kuet ; that both Cook ‘and Peary */and Schmits Is uncertain. 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