The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1910, Page 12

THE STAR-—-FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1910. eon Se Somers = —— SUPPORT OF GLANS COST | AIM HIS JOB Too Hot in Porto Rico for Henry M. Hoyt, Attor- | ney General, After His These Two Firmly Believe DEPOT DRAWING Dr. B. C. Hyde Guiltless The architectural drawing | peotive of the r depot of Oregon & special Invitation had beer students of drawing be present Testimony. Lindman aint i "tae For Men SPARED EN TERDRI OE ADS WANIDDGGIOY DIDVGIIVIPIF IDE GIG. = The Man to the Right of Him le Jesse Car %& Was Here That Romulus, the Mythical Founder of the City, Was Said to Have Here Were Located the Temples of Jupiter, Stator and Cybele. Augustus, Col, Roosevelt Looking at Rome From the Palatine Hill ter, Archeologist. Been Suckled by a She Wolf Tiberius, Nero, Vespasian ard Other Emperors Lived Here DR, 8. C. HYDE cIry rdeal of fac April 26 mark for ing charges |of th KANSAS THE DOCTOR TOLD HIM HE HAD MELANCHOLIA AND HE IMAG- of the, nt wi ' ° INED THAT WAS INSANITY, SO HEKILULEDHIMSELF : : : « h ag faim hae never lost the “Melancholia.” This word casual-|stant clash of emotions wore him} try to kill myself any more aig the « t ser mn of his aged fathe ly spoken in a diagnosis by a Mil. down until one night or and would put all thoughts of * oat With the phyat waukee de a few years ago was | the tory told by him t insanity out of my mind.” at fw have the direct e of the suicide took what thought This was the last state i . " ‘ = te ¢ tf ain Rega p nly Louis Litman, who threw him poison to kill him ze t Ereet and vigorage despite man he into Lake Washington April § be mental | he t ’ Years, hin anow wh ard at ft fore and w ‘ The story of Litman illustrates “1 made up my mind that | mn only be epartr t broed-brimmed hat making him « ¢ Akement - ‘ } -_ tragic clearnes: inf? “— would not go mad. So when ad . and many ot suggestion; bh ad wil | went to bed | took what | ec - ® a r prey on a t ws into |) thought was enough poison to a my ret KERN MAY REFUSE t ain th oT . WA od w : to F great haun keep me asleep forever. in S with its stead | awoke in t know @ ao ee Seen es less bearab! feeling sick and Ry Calied Prom THE NOMINATION er pty ; . death went over to Tacom NEW YORK, April 20.~Cen | vite on Louts Lite one of the parks threshed the ne ae ee ——- have It , ness in M whole matter over. | came to ak quate’ tenntaines ied ‘oes fy United Press « what adva the decision that | would net smaiak Gaahl Ga . INDIANA ‘ ” his old robust condition porary ree O02 Cum er te 7 r y New York, swooped down on v ate ar ann oe upon a phyal among oth iL A the bench loungers 80 city ' seine from melas parks at midnight, but accom 2 ceaee “DRUNKEN PORTER ILLEGAL VOTER = 2arvn scl 2c nin ln Far The word melancholia had Bong a4 Band P " Opp. Postoffice. STABS ATHLETE) FOUND GUILTY ess. sz By Uslied Frees.) Fr EW not very clear significance to Mr. Litman, ita mystery prompted him to seek a defi nition of it in the dictionary. There he learned that melan SAN . chotia was a form of insanity, ert M a k Men tat as a Pe and from that moment hie life f ria ete, w , was found « became a- torment and his er the heart a drunke : . P ‘ * @arthly doom was sealed. The | porter wh , as trying t t . a the (iy United Press | black dog of despair followed n the apartment houre where | the two pre tia —_ cogging epee ras ; a : ’ every footstep; his imagination | M resid i ' became morbidly active; his | nd fanger thoughts turned irresistibly to The port ries A wh ‘ or wa the mad house; he pictured ! ns t y himself a maniac struggling [and It is P with keepers; he saw every de to t tail of the horrors incident to insanity. se na WESTERN TRIP) 310, =f ® FRANCIS Ap —Al- | th 2 te Ave. fa flashlight attack « eave W at tographers who follow cht for But r “Waifs routed out of sieep , T. R. DECLINED re trip . pe ty th THE INVITATION (ene pare . ay me their slum when infor u still the He came to Seattle, but barning line from the di melan seared his brain form of in Y doctors in Seatt bis fears. They as the Milwaukee ) and that caused by ous diagn The Battle Began. Then began a battle b two suggestions man would and some < the lowest dept an hope ebbed This Saturday Evenings From 6 to 8 Scandinavian American Bank| 22". = "Shun wn : fe hd M8 ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTLE, U.S. A. ; hanes we rit bis ' Bt ne Oh Business Bringers. 5 tur classified ads. Buy or jhe juted it at the use of | Stra | t sell real estate, etc. |rison gained no leep at al MUCH ADMIRED *:°: $4, $5 and $6 Values for $2.50 NO MORE, NO LESS. Remember the Location—Second Floor, New York Sample Shoe Shop 207 Liberty Bldg. COFFEE CHAT hem, tl are so CRESCENT “::::* COFFEES CRESCENT MFG. CO. Seattle, Wash. @ place where you Straw cleaned nd and the feathers of ly6d and curled wit omting ® wmall fortune mie u'll remember? Is the Model Millinery Parlor 626 People’s Bank Butidi Corner Second and Pikg and Women : such well known F. D. Barry's Drew Selby's a zes, all leathers. “Not g Y ¢ for $2.50, Opp. Postoffice, Av. and Union St. Opp. Postoffice. 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