The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1910. ROBBERS BATTLE STEEL MAGNATE WITH THE POLICE, (By Cntied Press.) CHICAGO, April 7.—Three train ing Shakespeare are gone forever rebbere were wounded Smashes n and Mantell have too firm: lin @ Traditions iva a hee py - ggg of Shakes- | attort hy the prosecutors to im | «hong, and director in several locat | |plicat® several Pittsburg bankers | banks GAVE BIG BRIBE jin & C@fiviiracy to bribe elty coun-| A NEW YORK, H. Larkin, re ome Mpftatot ts wccuned of giv | Frank Hoffatot, today sald j'tg & former counctiman a $20,000 Mr. Hoffatot ts innocent, and be bribe. my (© go to Pittsburg at any Prosecutor Blakeley today t prelimMMary proceedings to #¢ the extragition Hoffstot New York, whore ho lives, Hoft.|inder, are tot in president of the Preased{ tat “tor the murder Steel Ch company, president of} iniaw, Warren Koon the Gerhfin National bank of Alle-| Koons’ wife MADE LOGICAL) ROBERT MANTELL rl 7.--Attorney esenting Banker (ity United Breas) PITTSBURG, Pa, April 7 rly today | grait prosecution today Mazon | tirgt taken ‘The took the CANT( “fe Cletus Wiliiaman steps toward bringing the om under @ , Indicted banker and steel manufac Frank N grand jury robbed the Coal City bank of $1 | QNne of the wounded men will ,| The othere are onty stightly hurt, They deny any knowledge of the bank, robbery, | Five men entered the Coal City | ly from) bank at 6 o'clock this morning and . ¢ aty Nga bound and gagged the electrician) ” tind 7 2g idean and the watehman of the bank. | es sas very of hip) THEN they rifled the bank and es ‘ SRomeo and fine) goone| Speed. They boarded a train and!) are nowmis- | Got out of Coal City before the pria | oF of sublime |oners in the bank had been discov. ideals, no halting circumstances of | ered, etractiona from « fixed and lofty The police at Mazon stopped the po a bealot Sad pyiond Hn train on which the supposed rob- rring mother and in. |S@?@ @ecaped. Five men got off the we for Ophelia. {train and a battle followed. Two At every point Mantell’s support * of the best, Guy Lindsley and *ig'tagher hal he fmportane -Ses| WARSHIP BLOWUPS FRIGHTEN NAVY (Dy United Press) MARE ISLAND NAVY 4) April 7.—Following a fatal explosions in | turer, }the Hoffatot, before to toatify, In an plays Very logtoal every Chought a © mind, | Program. “As You Lik spichard 11! yaLi SAYRE offering at “Vag |men escaped. As a modern factory, with the latest inven CRESCENT CONTAINS THE WHITE. OF EGGS CRYSTALLIZED. 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