The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1910, Page 8

Wee THE STAR—TURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1910. CARRIES DEAD W WOMAN WHO FOUGHT FOR: L.Ov0- as CARRIES DEAD WIFE IN A MERE MAN FLITS AWAY "f22"28="""" AND KIDNEY WISERY ¥ Accompanied by a black ey@, a {lowed the woman to go on her own back again, which: ire of Cathorts cartes" FEW DOSES MAKE BACKIOE nowledge that " weratched nose and a reluctant us. |recognizance, A bench warrant wan HORACE NICHOLSON kidney ire = oULof« lickne, at J band, Mra, Lottie Corey appeared, in |lsvued for her return, but the stuff os suffers from backact ole Sev Heed | eta.) ! Ww ppew he (By United Press | blizzard of the winter wae raging. | yygey ywh's court yeaterday af: | Was all off aw far as the triql that SHORN OF TITLE)’ |mivery, can afford to le news oF ‘ans | SPOKANE, March 1-Alone with} Rven when he stumbled into the eae te haw cane Law ne Ganeeaiin, be Mba. eee prompt aa fe | turettc untried hi of four months in the | Helahbor'’s cabin bin troubles were sertain Chtherine [and her husband, who o Dreyfus ance in Horace 16 anne . fastnomn on {HOt ALAN end, ax he Was compelled ‘ghia lial wath at Fey Bog yt Bs vr suo Aretgnne$ pe taking r t to the yo now MOUATATH FASEHORE OM) to wait three days for the storm to tt 4 “digo arial ga) ~ gy iy’ Mag . is in the ba t Ri poac gain eeresonagert ot ‘the ord in te caus Ware ta Witte bebe ta 6 cleansing, ‘ Twenty Mile Creek miles north: | abate | with Ke “0m Seth east of Grangeville, Idaho, when! By this time Mra. Gilmore's body romapenaenege rg a ‘ pe |torn from his shoulders and the wer vice stripes from his sleeves, Nieho Jnon, sometime dogeatcher ember of the offictal tym ’ }death claimed her more than a/ was frozen stiff and friends volun | yi, week ago, Fred Gilmore was dm: | teered to carry It to Mount Idaho a » of | Pelled to carry the body tm his army lin a Htter, Beeaure of the deep through ® blieeard to his nearest) snow, this was found impossible w ell t fee * beauty when the latter her husband, when recaptu Hut the trial for the husband, was not over. r a tals, 1! toms of clogged, sluggiat ie ae ny IF he sonia IKE oN Tenn® elegy, "he fiat hae |*mply vanish, | kidneys, by pn pad Uncontrotlable wu an ‘0 tod oa y « o To go back ove e ato t may $ : iiverat |elehbor, He arrived at Grange: | Several sacks of hay were lashed to Mei teuan tee tent eucen ties. states, that’ the Gorsye. Georaetows ef ; | ville laxt night. ‘The body wax ship-|a horse's back, and on this the lit} 0° 4) . ean ue abort year age. When the cially at night), smart: Yo . Although {Ded to Olympia, Wash., this thor ter containing the body was plac ed | np tt pos aut a Pas: ee yt pain oe be an Menry roan, ¢ | water dpe, Be pe ‘ shy at ranafer | 198 and brought out after five daye | ioe) nd. On questioning the ing to the complaint on file, | r ; moment yc 4 on ain ne the| It took Gilmore hours to carry | travel, during which time the men |! Tease’ wilde Tk war ators ackeriis Sabie, GUNG be tt sate daee ad cane Aeqatthto 0 the body from his cabin to the!in the party took turns breaking | CO" n ne wy inuem Ot wan dlpcov™ 5 Gauared Gok aie Che bee Teoigiend Ae s y helghbor's He struggled through | the trail for the horse carrying the | no rusnd band away, taking him to her home tinue to be miserable P snow walst deep while the worst |dead woman Heving the questioning appeal in| where he remained in captivity for] Some people do not try to reach |but get a fifty-cent 4 rt j= 71 the eloquent eyen of Jin, Justice |two months Then the wife ap-|the top because they consider the | Pape’s Diuretic from 10 court. He will meet his| Brown confersed that he had peared on the scene and won him |bottom safer.—Chicago News and start taking aw dire ececies| SHOTS AT | Ss = BY A KNOCK-OUT . Fullen, “I won ——— | ey wey egetaeutten | Sixty- Three - Year-Old Champio | ut} Just a Sample Rocker P | From the Stern Bankrupt § @ founders of the ing Mi Gill for mayor.” — cDSzhink that an pane | oleeeg asic sew’ | Conquers Over Old Enemies—Feels SPONGING Sr cig coures pes secwmes |emelete che, Devaar te eeaan | Like a Boy After the Battle mittee at the same time that he | that Is good advice, and we should is attorney for a brewery?” emulate {n this campaign that part Phy was one of the hot shote | Of the Savtor's work that had to do “the Moore rally last Cortain #peakers went about the cade hall city In the primary campaign de Charles D. Pullen, nouneing Mr. Gill, but now they say B ‘Borner, Osay- Ail an. | that, for party loyalty, they are go- In solid oak, fi den or Early holstered in You'y ed on your friends aon for corporation ee 1 and ing to support Gill, The man who & enougt ma hy bett » to apt Davies a A E. will do that cares little for his Chase |} 7 work. 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