The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1911, Page 6

ATTEMPTS. SHIGE SAN JOSE, Sept. 21.—-Great con} corn is felt here today over the; Q of Rev, Father Thomeg) herman, son of Gen, Wm. Tecunr geh Sherman, of “March to the Sea” fame, who attempted to take his with a revolver while In a fit insanity as the result of nervous breakdown. Father Shorman is regarded as) one of the most brilliant Jesuit lee turers in America, He came west from Chicago for the benefit of his health less than « year ago, He at tempted to take his life at the Los Gatos Novitiate, and was brought to Ban Jose, FOWLER TO FLY ATURDA COLFAX, Cal, Sept, 21.--Aviator Fowler announced here today that he will resume his trans-contine tal flight eastward Saturday morn-— tng at 6 o'clock, The new rudder) for his damaged biplane, which) wont astray in transit from the) East, will arrive here tonigh ( SENSATION IN SHAKER CASE (By United Press Leased Wire.) TAMPA, Fia. Sept. 21.—The Bhaker colony near Kissimmee is convulsed with allegations that Sister Sadie Marchant’s death was not due to Brother Egbert Gillette's administration of — chloroform through motives of charity, but to a malicious poisoning. As a result Gillette today is in jail, held with. out bail on a charge of murder. ‘The prosecution asserts that the story Gillette told of having chloro- formed the woman to end ber al- leged suferings from tuberculosis has been upset, and that it was nothing but a plain case of murder, | the motive of which is obscure, New Alleged Facts. It ts declared by the officers that the autopsy proved that instead of | NEW AMERICAN GUN FOR POTTING dying from consumption, Sister Sadie was mildly affected with that disease. She was 36 years old and prepossessing. It is reported thaty*he autopsy surgeon discov. ered a drug in her intestines and portions of her stomach are being analyzed. The prosecution refuses to discusa the case. Gillette still mah ins that he committed no crime in putting the supposedly sick woman to death. “My conscience is clear,” he said today, “and my faith un shaken. My trust in Divine guidance ie as firm as ev 1 have committed no crime. Brother Bracken of colony strengthened the state's case by deserting Gillette and conveying important information to the prose cutors. Bracken described the home life in the coluny which fur- nished valuable evidence against Gillette. OUR NEXT ENEMY’S AERIAL SCOUTS The new “aeroplane gun,” to be coast defense, will fire a shot 18,000 angle of 8 degrees. weed by the United States army on feet. it can be raised to fire at an IT'S HOME SWEET It you go down Second av. Satur- day morning you are apt to bump right square into a cadenza, or maybe a fortiesimo, or some such thing. On First av. it may be an allegro or allegriesimo, or whatever they're called. Anyhow, there'll be plenty of music in the air. For John Philip Sousa is coming. And Nicholas Oeconemacos, who traveled two years with the famous American bandmaster, is getting together 100 local musicians to give musical greeting the mo- WILLIONS OF FOLKS USE ONLY CASCARETS never have Headache, Bilious- ness, Stuggish Liver or Bowels or a Sick, Sour Stomach. They No odds how bad your liver, stomach or bowels; how much your head aches, how miserable and un- comfortable you are from constipa tion, indigestion, billousness and sluggish intestines-—you always get the desired results with Cascarets and quickly too. Don't let your stomach, liver and bowels make you miserable an- other moment; put an end to the headache, Diliousness, dizziness, nervousness, sick, sour, gassy stom- ach, backache and all other dis- tress; cleanse your inside organs of all the poison and effete matter which is producing the misery. Take a Cascaret now; don't wait until bedtime. In all the world there is no remedy like this. A 10- cent box means health, happiness and a clear head for months. No more days of gloom and distress if you will take a Cascaret now and then. All druggists sell Cascarets. Don't forget the children—their Httle insides need a good, gentle cleansing, Loo. HOME FOR SOUSA ment the first peep at the familiar whiskers is obtained at the King st. station. The local musicians will play “Home Sweet Home” to the distinguished visitor, Sousa will give a band concert Saturday the Seattle theatre. TIES MAD DOG TO A POST MILWAUKEE, Wis., Sept. 21.~ All the dogs in Milwauxee must be kept indoors for 90 days, Any dog found on the streets will be shot. This order has been issued from the health department following discoveries that the dog that bit fourteen other canines on Thurs day had been suffering from rabies. The order of the health commis- sioner recalled the heroic efforts of 16-year-old Clarence Jungmann, while scores of people, including several policemen, stood by with- out giving him any assistance other than advice, tied the snarling, foam- ing mad dog to a hitching post. Af- ter the dog had been securely tied so that people on the street were no longer in danger one of the offi- cers shot the dog. 2,000 CHINESE REBELS KILLED (By United Prese Leased Wire.) PEKING, Sept, 21,—An imperial edict was Issued today admitting the seriousness of the anti-railway rebellion in many of the provinces, The Peking foreign office an- nounced today that the rebels at- tacking Chengtu had been re pulsed and that communication had been restored, About two thousand rebels are reported killed, NEWARK, N, J—Louis Wainor, a newsboy with one dollar in pen- OH! AH? NYMPHESS! L DINK I GO Oupy UND LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21-—Al- laging that 0. K. ck ‘ MeoNamara case, hy been tampered with by emisearies of the defense, District Attorney John D. Fredericks today-announc- ed that he had requested the dis trict attorney of Albuquerque, N.M., to issue @ warrant for the arrest of B. Hanerstarn, a brother-in-law of Attorney Clarence Darrow.. Fred- eri charges Hanerstarn with having bribed a witness who will figure prominently in the Times witness, according to Fred. D. K. Diekelman, who was a clerk at the Baltimore hotel here the night it is charged that Jas, B. McNamara registered there as J. B. Bryce. According to Fredericks, Haner- starn, acting for Darrow, ap» proached Diekelman while the lat- ter was working as « walter in an Albuquerque restaurant and gave bim $400, bought him a tcket to Chicago and promised him a $30 a week position when he arrived there. Fredericks says that Diekel- man and Hanerstarn today are ou their way to Chicago. SPEEVEY CERT ESR *& MAGIC POWDER’ PROVES FAILURE. DETROIT, Mich. Sept. 21.— * Mrs. Augusta Bloom wished *® her husband, who had left her, to return. Mra. Anna Punsel- ® man, fortune teller, it is al- ® leged, appeared with the “ma- * gic way.” * Mrs, Bloom must buy Mra ® Pusselman's “magic” powder, ® #prinkle it on her absent hus- ® band’s clothing, and, presto ® he would return at once. * * Mra. Bloom bought, aprin. & ® kled and walted—$100 worth, # ®& she says. She got a warrant * ® for the arrest of Mra, Fussel- # * man, * * * PRE REESE HEEEE HEED BABYLESS TOWN My att » * * * * * * * * * * * * THE STAR—THURSDAY, See. : DER LOFELY VATER ADONI. DER SEPTEMBER .21, 191 BACK To INSIGNIFICANT R SANDPILE, WRIMP, INGS 133 To BE DIT. VATCH 2 oe C. B. RODGERS, Aviator Snapped While en Route From New York to 8: Honeymoon W (My Untied Preee towsed Wire. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21 ® | After 31 years of service as a track tory. walker for the Southern Pacific the pension list and given a long sought opportunity to visit his wife, to whom he wi married fifteen years ago, but whom he has never seen during that time. Silva was married by contract his wife being In Portugal, while he was in California at the tt The railroad officials hav nd CIGARET BURN ENDS IN VICTIM'S DEAT MOUNT VERNON. (IL, Sept. 21 —Blood poisoning .12n a cigaret burn on the arm caused the death as Delayed 15 Years Francisco. } j Silva's record to be perbaps the! most remarkable in rafiroad his- During the 31 years he has walked an average of 18 miles a # | Manuel Silva was today placed on| day, 6,750 miles a year, making @ total - of 203,670 miles, | Umes around the globe. STAGE LOSES THE FAIR MAXINE (my ied Drees Leased Wire.) ONDON, Sept. 21.—That mild malady, the mania of “retirement,” that inevitably attacks those in| | professional iife some three \doren times during their careers, has found a fresh victim in Maxine Ellfott, whose stage triumphs are faroiliar to the theatre patrons of two continents. The famous actress that all rumore of her or eight | announces return to CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 21.—Rogers| of Charles D. Chanute, son of “the | the footlights were groundless and Park women “decided to have a baby show. Rogers Park is a fash- fonable suburb of Chicago, When the baby committee got through scouring Rogers Park for babies— in vain—they went out into the highways and byways of the less fashionable neighboring suburbs and found ‘ » SAN JOSE, Cal., Sept. 21.—Rev. Henry True Besse, $8, stands today in the front rank as ooer. Mrs. Mary Ann Spivey, 56, became his bride only last Saturday and today Besse is defendant in a $60,000 breach of promise suit. The plaintiff is Mrs. Cynthia M. Thompson, widow of the late Dr. John D. Thompson of San Jose, and an artist. The complaint sets forth that last May Rev. Besse and the plain- tiff agreed to a marriage and that the announcement of his marriage to Mrs. Spivey last Saturday caused her so much mental anguish and sorrow that it will take $50,000 to effect a cure. REDWOOD CITY, —San Mateo county $24,000 by hanging on to 8,000 bodies of dead CI en, The Chi- nese Six Companies offer $3 each for the remains, in order to ship them back to China, The supervis- ors are holding out for $10. , Sept. 21. tands to lose | REMOVING HER SKIN The quickest and surest way to make a good complexion out of a bad one is to actually remove the thin veil of faded or discolored outer skin from the face, This can be done easily, safely and privately by any woman, The process is one of gentle absorption. Get an ounce of pure mercolized wax from your druggist and apply it at night lke cold cream, wash- ing it off in the morning. In a few days the mercolide in the wax will have absorbed the disfiguring cutt cle, revealing the fresh young skin underneath; you will have a beau- tful, clear, natural complexion. The process is pleasant and harm- less, making the face look brilliant- ly attractive and youthful. It also effectually removes guch blemishes as freckles, tan, moth patches, liver spots, pimples, ete, Every woman should keep a little mereolized wax on hand, as this simple, old-fash- foned remedy is the best complex jon beautifier and preserver known. father of the aeroplan: in a how pital here. QUILCENE ON HOOD CANAL Steamer Amerind Loaves Pier 7, Seattle, Tues days and Saturdays at 9 a. m,, arriving at Quilcene at 3230 pb. m. Carries Freight and Passengers If you are searching for #n outing place where fishing, hunting and mountain clinib- ing are attractive features, you can do no better than to go to QUILCENE. Meek Trunk & BagCo., Inc. TRONKS AND SUIT CASES, We manufac our own goods right here in Je and sell them at 92) First corner Madison. M82. Ind. 1686 that, “a nation time passes my disincll to a theatrical career in all probably never re age.” This statement was in answer to persistent rumors set afoot by the actress’ London admirers that she would soon close with some of the attractive offers made her by American producers. CHICAGO—Geo, Walters, a stone cutter, obtained @ warrant for the arrest of Albert Burke, whom George eaid sheared him of six rd, protesting English Serges E buy our serges direct from the cele- brated Longsford’s mills of Gloucester, England. By buying in the wholesale market for cash we are able to save you $10 to $15 to what you pay other houses. These goods keep their luster and do not shine by wear, Budd Tailoring Co. , Inc. 807 Third Ave. East 414, Cedar 414, Services represent P 4 very bes! comparison of nhovi equipmen with bBekins MADISON At 12th t in every department. We invite nt, warehouse, ete, and our rates others, Words by Sc , Music by Condo 1, DER OF DISS SKATCH, VILL DO SHINGS VEN ANY SPLASH- [POuLY" RODGERS OF SDON ANP HISCRAFT MEYIGANS MURDER AN AMERICAN (iy United LOS ANGELE “We promoted him across the boundary line to the|from the ranke for bravery. He Mexican side with the promise that | “28 @ducated in an Eastern col: and was just 28 years old. he would be given employment, They have murdered him in cold Monoricus Monterey, a captain un-|biood for participating in a revolt der Cap Rhys Pryce during the|to bring about better conditions.” Lower California insurrection, was| For several days Monterey sat in bound, gagged and shot to death inthe court room here, where the sight of persons on the American! Mexican government is seeking to old extradite Pryce on charges of mur- When Gen, Pryce was apprised|der, arson and robbery. He left jot the deed he ered his face|Los Angeles last Friday with two with bie hands, tear trickled | Mexicans, who are sald to have jown his cheek, and then he|spent money freely. Monterey, jelenched his fists and bit his lips|who was an American citizen, was in helple: 6. jexecuted, according to today’s re ‘A better man than Monterey | ports, early on Monday. JOY RIDE LOSES BRIDE s (By United Press.) DULUTH, Minn., Sept. 21.—Ivan Bosnic lived on one meal a day to save money to pay his sweetheart’s passage from Austria-Hungary. Miss Maria Oreb, his contemplated bride, rejected him on her arrival here | After a series of joy rides given by friends of her fo: e N |will marry one of them, 4 lite ic axe STAYS 10 YEARS IN BED (By United Press Leased Wire.) ALTON, Ill, Sept, 21.—Miss Alice Mundy, who has romained in bea continuously for 10 years, because her parents objected to ber sweet heart, has wrecked her health, physicians say. When the girl took to her bed her mother believed it was only a girlish whim that weuld soon be dispelled. The young woman is now unabl ia considered hopeless. ue ge Oe tee FOIL HANDSOME ONES (By United Press Leased Wire.) PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21.—In order to protect the dau; wealthy households from the lure of the chauffeur, Miss ienaerte Breas ett, expert auto driver here, plans to form a female chauffeurs’ organiza- tion and to offer women chauffeurs to all wealthy families. FEL" WABN'T 60 6L PAYS $10,000 FOR His “JOLLYING” PROPENSITIES SALINA, Kas., Sept. 21.—Recaure he “joliied” Mins Alice Bowes, em- ploye of a local hotel, jury has} assessed $10,000 damages against | N, W. Sly, claim agent of the Union | , Pacific. Sly 4 fF propos- ed to Miss Bowes. 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