ACCOMPLICE TRIES
TO SHIELD WOMAN
Once Wealthy Contractor Ar
raigned at Santa Cruz on
Charge of Extortion
ISpcciat Dispatch to The Call]
SANTA CRUZ, June 27.— "1 am
down and out. . I was once well to Ao.
- bnt met with reverses, and thi» thing
appealed to me as a chance to make a
. ral8«.~
. These were the words of H. S. Farns-
worth at his preliminary hearing be
fore Justice W. M. Gardner today.
Parnsworth Is accused of extortion by
John Hodges, whom he forced to sign
a note for $500 at the point of a re
volver when Hodges was caught in the
presence of Ifips May Cavanaugh one
night last month by a prearranged
scheme.
The woman is still In jail and Farns
worth is attempting to shield her by
taking all the blame. He says he
grants to "go across," for he Is' unable
to do hard work.
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s | Advertised Will Confer a Favor by Mentioning the Name of This Paper I;
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frrikcW^pr 1^ «om«Ji. liw. fe* H I °1 S fr y^^^ff4^^^Aglgg i W*^M^Vf^ ! . Under New Management, ****** iUVII AAv | For your summer resting place.
!* \u0084 kidney, bladder trouble*. THE FAVORITE KESORT fOX TOURIST Spend the Fourth^ of July in the City by the t "^X I-Cl nJI Wli I SrECIAL SUNDAY MORNING EXCURSION f-«1«» A *•!% 9 you will find somewhere along the
• rheumatism, etc Sightseers, h^aith and pleasure seekers. A Ym LZ . uZrltl 1 til ? 4%#*r» WM II I# * l^ves S. F. 7a. m. and 0:45 a. m. neturnin 5 JUIV **'f\ S Picturesque line of the ;
Tho fn^ lt'orliJ Di.[7A W«f wn by thi* greater variety of mineral water* than in any ***' *°« m "^ aTe • Mne or strenuous time, as » «^9«TMniIV I leaves 8 o'clock Monday night. Including boat •* *** X f, r . .^-.~
liie UOiO mCaai KnZC „•„„ at' the JJIJSr-T'ttP.Hif* c """"-k?? 8^ MtUr ?t f W P * redwoods and the beach at < GREAT CANVAS CITY; FISHING ALWAYS < («e. hotel accommodaUons and batha. $5.50. Vla Grand fireworks display in front of X 11 f| «T II fill TflTr n 11
s*att> World* Fair. S,7' ™m t !J ( 'S» 515 1 „, L^, Santa Cnw are calling for playmates. Are you fFINE: PORTKR'S CATALINA ISLAND. Monticello Steamboat Co. hote l. Fireworks permitted on the Del Mi fJ 11 U I U ISf L V I LD >i
Alpm |4/>tol Modern In all its oquip- X"* ti a T « d ?S^!|S^>i«nr,fJr\ lmn«pment« t.^?» rea^T ' " BAND; GOLF. TENNIS. BOATING. MOON- , 'H. A. WILSON. Manager. Monte beach and "Lorers Point." Pa- Ml fi \\ f[ I M Mil f llif IS
I\eW riOiei ments. Now open for guests. ™SrS«Jd r£j flZ^lll' n^S J . n S ' LIGHT LAUNCH RIDES ARE IDEAL. BET- , — \\ — _ ; : '. . ciflc Groye. M II UItIIIIELU I L II ll
A**nr««n«fc Swimmine On' hirse-^t P r^ m I{*^ «io t0 ? ViS Write Santa Cru« Chamber of Commerce, box ' TER GET OUR FOLDER -BEFORE YOU , „ „ _\u0084_„__ _. 0 "^T *' \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"** • *•\u25a0»•«
f%_*_. H"fi f-f.n *\u25a0"> tn <u r/<^ M i. Trirh round trJp ticket to Healdsburß from San Fran- a " " • \u25a0\u25a0•-•-•-•\u25a0\u25a0• -«•\u25a0—»-«-— -«..«.^ — \u25a0c—»»p^wppi^rggwra>qi iuwhujihj \u25a0njpjjwue^PiJSl I HlJll ll] llHli l\ !!r\ 1 1
Kate.* Steer.lSih.frV- rattier $4 ocr ci *™ for 12.M and buy round trip ticket at ; . . .\u25a0 . .;. . — : «Wfr The most beautiful spot in umiiimm nrfffiMlT^Wß.TinKnßr*^,^migiMM3 I MUII IU llfllL.ll UnU
week uo ninerti bath * fr^' CottB^ s \u2666* ** T Healdsburg for Geybers for $4. making full round \u25a0\u0084.,._. - ; ,-.x . __' the Santa Crua mountains for \u25a0. - -, : ~
r» _ _«." t<-«c •=-\u25a0, Frc^i^r. r.n >; n trip $G. 50. C. C. Foes, tue celebrated stage f» f^ ff BB m I VV T^k "'H — R{ health and pleasure, rirst . , .._^^ .„_ . _^_\u0084 Ii 1 Marln, Sonoma. Mendoclno
S ) »*^V»^SS B^ £oS S&HH C r al - " I)ECKJUr)AH CO - 789 J^ U iiVUVH EiUICI ViiJLllW./ I tfS^K I^; 6^ PACIFIC GROVE j »™ ou »^ sulde now ready
where automobile will take you to the — : «AMA CRUZ CAL ; - €fwEs§i ' madrone; altitude 'l.SOO feet; UATSTI
feieS»— nvenu hotspiungs nowopen " :~J^j2^ t '\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0< wxw^Btitttt \u25a0 "Vacation 1910"
AT-OrsT LANf, &CO «ISf 1 I fit! TREATMENTS — Obesity hrf *™m s.n VI,S * i n ! "".u»n° t L J2W Peck-Judah. 7SO Market St.. A houae of qnlet Excellence {^ TCiVUilUll 17lV
. . i^nu Ok*. W.tir. San Francisco. Cal. Oll\ U H J Situated on. bluff within 100 feet of «• o^onX SffiifiSS^BA^-'ffi I *?.^ .L^u'' ralL^.^U? °' W * f^"" ' —
Pbon» Market SSB. gout: diseases of the »*• ~ a«» *.«_• »» « ' «• - s - •>- - W--J Mi>nnNArn pr nn <a^« ' \u25a0*•' Me *ts trains by appoint* rnone iveaxny iom , fc< "^^^^^^^^™«^^« .
stomach and intestine's! 1 ver ami kidneys, 'a FineSt Bathing Beach On tllO OR PECK-JUDAH cS TSO^IABKEtVei^T. .oond triffrom San^rancUco^l fa" 00 ' & ? "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Tella you _\u0084 you w _ tn fc
•• • » paradise for nerroaa and overworked people. " l_ ; rouna trip rrom san tranciico. s^.su. tasK»afcMa^»a*j— T<rrir» i-ariT»i«T»rj affiifmmiM Aeiis you all you want to Know
Hf i Til/ HJnCT* CnT^TKT r*C " EMEDIES ~ Three mineral spring*; drink and "" J Pacific COASt \u25a0 * ' \u0084 .'. ,—, — " — .-..,- , r— '".... - * . . \u25a0 about the rest and rocreatloa re-
3^r^Ei^-i^ rAlilrlb bKUVl: gT. .h^leiia [jy ||.|_ rroZ a :~ P f »;
pt#3^p^ WILLIAMS AND BARTLETT H 0 TEL t^^r&lMM Wlil ' fi SU P lir ; IW JB^JUrWfIUBMS Lrr^Tjr I',1 ',
feet, corerlng. hotel reranda and drireirar-'Tbe 1# I D^ I. submarine gardens, plunge and surf bathing; de- f/*?.g H -"y/.- »nr Daiwlnr SkuHnp Bowline and T*nnia. " " — ~"
C»n now accommodate 200. For further particu. Learea Williams daily on arrival of north bounl I\V/ TV iTtJLVJ-/ JLi 11 111 1 £%JL 1 ~ ! : T~" : : ' • > "*" 'T^
: lm " rr ™ w - F " &^a'&HF€i«; M;sa^^ipi«: UISSsI pIhW marvquiiip elm. grove hotel^^^s^^^°^
SKAGGS HOT SPRINGS as -- l£^Sa^^ t r:r sa^'gatg^gna.as^.jjg- »^pvi?^H»&^ bULUbA ft. ffIAKIbVILLt mm ,~v T .^SHiv^S prSb
*JilrtvJ-Vi»J llUt iJI JLllllVifc/ vu^^oj.. rtqptwwr. . — ___ week; open the - year around. MARY C. Mac- „ _ v , . . ._. _" _. , r«tn^riAvn K««v I«»aa<» fisbinjt: bowling: tennis: bllllara\ pool tables-
~ *M — « — . INNIS> M- D- Loi «ato«. Cal. # *•» Rambler Auto Stage Line. Two round CSZaflerO Dlfif 1 Y6£S Hverj ; % mile "from station; ratt* *3^o $"p«
AWARDED FIRST PRIZE 1909 cam HPnDIM CT A TS^ W> Wl WC* " : 1 ' — JrfPf -^ «a»X. •. connecting with Northern Electric - O w week. Booklet on request. Write or phone Xv
&»>^rN nfcLJKIrM § £^ UUI iV Blk r.t>nr«m^ o .^. n ,™ Trains for €acramento. Chlco and Ororille. Bates $2 ' per day, |10 per week; ererythlng KUHN. Applesate. Placer coaat/. CnL
• Nine miles froox GeyserrUle. Sonoma Co. Twe T-». e olcturesflne situation o* San Hfdrln Ke.ort W A JTtkSi M? \S &\*&J\3 GARDEN CITY SANITARIUM. Leaves Western Hotel. Marysville. 0:10 ju m. new; first class accommodations; hunting: fisniag. — .
Vl£ 8 d N.Vjr.l l to"&«l^ta^^SK \u25a0rtA^^&^ffiStSrtfi^tto'SJ ,v „, *,/^*^*T W - New building: new treatment rooms; aew din- "**** »"• .»"« Dillmw'. Ctnw. Colosa. " AMUSEMENTS OF AIL KI.XDS For P i mpt BajrKaffe j^ c ,,, tJjp
fwi«irlK HnW Fl^h^e Llv«v Tennlt «njnsernents. Eest and cWort are prime factors Addres. W. 8. STAFFORD. Muuger, Soquel, mwage. electricity, ll«ht and sun treatment.. - .. , - — ; —*— « r/iVirily IRAIWrCK lAlirlrAill
Kwnn^inr Mcnunx. tilfjtu in one's vacation: leave your best clothe, and «tl- Santa Cmi county, Cal. VT,.7 In short, the beat methods extant. Write for , ._« -\u0084„„„ / « , « „. 44r*/\¥THTnn 1 TIT /\r« f irrM ELLIS STREET AT JO XES
;££3S§W»%SEpsg3 S"H^S » TEw ?^ " — " ' : \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -"\u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0\u25a0 s " ""' °"' camp cdrry, Santa cm Mts. "FOUNTAIN OF LIFE \u25a0 t^%sr&is%ssi: a^
iSSr-SfiSS^'JffWSSA JSa**- SKSSfSS«KB"H pir !? E LODQ E LAHONDAand PESCADERO Jof f es Hot Sulphur Springs RirHAPn< . nM e Pglvrg
"— ; Piedmoat 2260. In the mountain^ only two miles from Santa Buy your raUroad ticket to Redwood City. 9a. ; I ff; < ?* t r °f->: . UUIIWJJUWIOUipiIUI opt lll^a RICHARDSON SPRING^
: 0 ' r»Tl»cr»»ir!CC rTinirr Cru». Bathing and boating, mountain trails, m. train from Third - and Townsend sts., San v» *»a r* r>r tnnir ir v- " i; Sure cur* for rheumatism, malaria. Doison oak ~ . **. .
INVERNESS STABLES - Ck rtM pp a -L- r V3 i'*-fi '*-fi aaJflfca:a aJf1fca: §S?WSi'S*JSa rasaVUSffl CA MP CURRY,. Yosenute SLnaSJSafffffeSaaaSSus
AND JLclSt OllOr© 1 dliV Address PINE LODGE. Santa Cma. Cal. City, Cal. Best location. Beit table. Only white chef in at Bryan's bureau. 149 Montgomery St., S»a dress LEE RICIIAKDSON. CUlco Cal.
; - _ _»..^ -.._«. — ....... TT — — ; '\u25a0\u25a0• \u25a0-. -\u25a0 — -- \u25a0•\u25a0.\u25a0•\u25a0 ~ ~ — Yosemite. Address David A. Curry. Yosemlt*. Francisco, or write to TILDEN JONES, Prop., — — — — ; ',, — — .
POINT REYES EMPORIUM Picnic Grounds mt. view ranch hotel HOTEL LA HONDA Bss^asM-g^aaatfr.'?' Mpt ° c ""- "- -*\u25a0 Dr. c c O'Donneii Mineral springs
Finest tarnonts of all description., with thor- And cotUtn the mounUln. near Santa Crua. »««ntifully sltuated-in the redwoods. Tent ac- . vi 7C? DDDn \u25a0 >». t^-i=» MOTEL. BERTRAND GLEX ELLE.Y XOW OPEN
oaghly competent drivera. Bates very reason- 45 m j a utes from 14th and Broadway. Oakland. First class table cUibroom^ dancing DavlHoi commodations. Good trout fishing. Long «U»- WEBBER L*A.KZI3 * mv^ * «— \u25a0-# DDKiKrt^L» Fumishe.! and unfurnished cottage* and teats:
\u25a0jg^^'Tt^ffldaWglSggag JL'c HHoE oB EEE ET S o,.E,, to 0,..c, ISgi^gJ^ggMfeSfc JS'&.&.fa: I? COMMERCIAL HOTEL i»f£H3".iS&H«l! §£/^TSB&!^^: F-F -* gaBi BMBarcadero hotbu
— . _ -. _ '» ; - ;\u25a0,::.: \u25a0 l %^^ff^V"B \u25a0 \u25a0 a \u25a0 rf* \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' otn ISWAKTow hqtJse •Pvisr'ATiWft" ; "ei» ing, automobillng; lodgeroom for' games' and " ~ '. ~ ' ', " Una to trains. Baths, fishing. hnn«3«: $1 «
brookmomt oaks motel POPE HOUSE SSrli?j"-?i&FS «S J3^* li ai. I s»i. I syrtJrsa#« fAMp tayi or rfsopt """ \u25a0" "*"* "*• **""*"-
SilSMH^r3i3 g^v^S^SSiS 3^ srggaggv&g^.ssa ~^.~ .- r *-\u25a0 .- ~ - :.\u25a0;\u25a0;.,. — HONOLULUni.SS
rnnnlng *tr*am». bulptur rpriags. trout flisblag. orb>n *"' **- tAnKb^t.. rropnewr. . , . tl/^fftl fl/l/^e^/^nS »,- . _ _ . \u25ba---._. " tes - ior particulars A. BE.NENATO. Proprietor. EEDCCED RATE $110 (formerly *l^>.
fcunticg. awjanalng; a beautiful eyot .to pass your Q - . •«• r IJl^flCl If AV/dV^V/ll& I^l A /l/l A'l "* |-f " — ThN is tie season to visit the I»3an«J». Tb*
LirasKi-jSI.HS^ .Hotel Carmel B ;|each. Hill Inn mmmmmm" olema hotel S&tsS^HSJ^Hi
Oakiand. Open the year round. Wholesomeness and B»ata Cruz. Popular v family, hotel, overlooking «nort notice. Autos for hire. - . UAT r»nniMr»P OLEMA, UABIN CO., CAL. sea bathing temperature^3 degrees. Mwtit-
- — : — homelike surroundings. Moderate rates. Addres. the beach. Elegant rooms, large grounds. Send ''"' ' ' \u25a0 — —^— ' . ' tl II I SMIVINIIS We wm neet the following train, from S« tractive spot on entire round the world tour
MBS. A. D. SIGNOB. Carmel-Dy-the-Sea, or for booklet. HISS A. POBTEft, or PECK- -\u25a0' - - - ' \u25a0 \ - _ \u25a0 .-. . : I I V/ I v *J \ IV.I I VJO Francteco *t Point Beye» .t.Uon. N. W. P. a, Volcano Kllauea^now^unusually active Sall^i
& I ?^S?S^i^i : P!NEINM C S^t a ß iversideHoteland^^^ Sm^L^l HOTEL MADRONA gJg|S»si&£fe3
Table first cUm; open air dlnteg room: pho... \u25a0.\u25a0"\u25a0- \u25a0«« Never CIOSeS Kear beach . Enlarged and remodeled Seam , V>^3oK\\ VI fTA D ! -, -•\u25a0 • • .--:\u25a0-- \u25a0\u25a0" -\u25a0•\u25a0•\u25a0 •\u25a0 \u25a0 - MILL VAULEY * * OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPAST.
&gs&fiffi:££sSFF: I^SKPIW® SISSON TAVERN ss^Jsrst^B-^uraa '-^^^ -^^^-
. _ or PECK JUP AH CO.. .Nt Market St.. B. r. __>. _ _ _ _ _ _ IK: ' T^yrVl* **^ T *-^*^*H Valley. Cal. C. M. YAff PER PAW. Manager. OOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOO
Hotel Potter, VICHY SPRINGS ; \u25a0 SANTAXRUZK^^nrs^ igg^piil . nrnnvifiir ietm 1 HTV 'CIIRCrDmFDC
THE PERFECT SUMMER RESORT MENDOCINO COUNTX A&^S !g? A ™ MaC HH 1 11 C SS S^'-S^'-^-ISiSS^ S^a BERRYVALE INN 8 U' * jUWLKiDtSi %
.'lllustrated booklet on request. Natnr.l electric waters. Champagne baths and : —5 ~; year round resort, with table .nd accommod.- , \u25a0*»<\u25a0»\u25a0»• l « \u25a0»-»-• BtllV X X
hq TBL PO^ E n. S .-,. o,^^ SILVA -s flfliiiliili SISiKSSS k^^feg^-gagffiirU! § d^rc Th e CaU maUed \
RATHING SUITS I SOIID COMFORT HOMF S^k^l^Si / • c^ " I " SCK -" IDAH m jf-nxTou hotel §to m at f su f" er r " orts 1
DME nEi\Va wUII^ OIiJLIU VUiTirUlVl lIUITIC Special Sunday Dinner for. Automobllist* A. notice by foremost bands, the greatest opera - \u25a0.•••.\u25a0• \u25a0 .- •\u25a0 •\u25a0 •\u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0-- \u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- [ Snortmen's Kesort Near" Callente Snrl aM . QOr Other OUt OI tOWn pIaCCS JT
-- . — I.POO feet amtude. No fog: cUmate delightfol;' SI LV A. Proprietor. Decoto, Cal. , artists, funny comedians, sweet r singers and \u25a0m m r w w »— fc W T »-^. Rates reasonable. JOB KBECZER PronrletoT O Mt 1 *-r re S
Coats. Sweaters, Underwear g^^.^^j^ s^ w^ s *£ y ' -.aVfife -^ pe °^mm'^ W I Ij BU R § please notlfy office ' g
For Men. Women end Children meet. tr.m. bchuleb & scheben. y.pa, c«i. WIL^SOIN^S lININf y .••.,- '<\u25a0: > \. t -•'"\u25a0 .'-''»J"; hot sulphur springs np jT 7 ? IV ToT o giving present address and §
•910 ¥-«\u25a0 m rr^ri a k.Ti~v \Ttt I a a <eli«htfnl : home In the /mountain. i/eleva- \u25a0* i.' . IfcW . - JOHN W.CUTHBERT. Wilbur Spring., Ooloaa I fl . I \u25a0^W a Av^^k rt leneth of time desired Sent 8
Ka/A « i «^9 PI VERANO VILLA »»» H OO^ 11 .* 121 ?. 1 . 1 " rromN »? a: 'P nn> * 11 Cknnn<in Hl«,, O r >l Co.. C.L Information Peck-Judaa, 788 Market .t. A \u25a0 *4 1. JL A^J n lagui vi wue uoira. scm R
If liekg AfiF^ /6a * i-<t-* » 1-ilV.*** T iA-«A-r/-> B nd water; rruit. mllit, cream and vegetables; r^nPllll3ll ill? IriV /S* I »/\ — — • li to new addres? Or return. '*>
KNI-WTINBCO. £M , jfto 'SSJSfSKntSS: .^« .» ir°^.,, r lw . , \u25a0K^^^^^teS I grgjffiSß^sSrM li"|ll:I|i § be promptly r^um e i|
FIRE IN STEAMER
HOLD CONQUERED
After Long Fight Blaze in the
Alaskan Is Now Under
Control
SAN T DIEGO. June 27.— The prospect
of conquering the fire in the hold of
the American-Hawaiian liner* Alaskan
now appears more encouraging than
at any time since the flames were dis
covered 10 days ago.
When the temperature of the vessel
was taken today it was found to be
almost normal.
This indicated that the fire on the
decks below hatches 5 and 6 is so near
out that a few days more of pumping
dry and liquid carbonic acid gas into
the hold of the steamship will make it
possible for the hatches to be opened
and the freight removed preparatory
to Investigating the damage done.
ENGINEER MlSSlNG— Oakland. June 27.— The
•police hare been asked to try to locate Abra
ham P. Bell, an engineer living at 917 Jeffer
son street, who has been missing from his
home since Saturday.
THE -SA^FRANCISCO >CALL,; ; /TUESDAY^ JTO^E 28,- 1910.
PERRIN TESTIFIES
AGAINST C. SNELL
Federal Grand Jury Begins > Its
Investigations of Charges
of Perjury
Three hours were occupied yesterday
afternoon by the federal grand jury In
hearing testimony bearing on V the per
jury charges made against Charles P.
Snell, who has occupied the; attention
of the courts and United States attor
ney's office since _ the Indictment of
John A. Benson-and Dr.^E. B. Perrlnjin
the - now celebrated land fraud
Under the direction of a specialiprose
cutor, Assistant United States District
Attorney Samuel Platt of the Colorado
district; Doctor Perrin;_ his brother,
Robert Perrln; George A. Hunt, special
agent of the United States land office,
and L..-S. Williams, private secretary of
Doctor Perrin, were 'examined before
the - inquisitorial body. , Several days
will be occupied in taking the testi
mony. *--\ . . -
While all the jurymen declined to
discuss the case, it- was hinted that an
indictment was probable. . \u25a0
FEARS FELT FOR
A MISSING YOUTH
Lad From Fresno Believed to
Have Been Drowned at
Long Beach
LONG BEACH, June 27. — No trace has
been: found of the "Fresno youth, Clar-j
ence Lawson, who went for a swim, in
the surf yesterday and . d/a not return.
His death is considered a certainty.
At : the | time of his J disappearance Law
son was clad 'mi only . a \ bathing • suit,
having ; left: his l i rooming place at; the
beach j garbed for - his s plunge into . the
ocean; . " . \
HEARING SET FOH .TODAY— The preliminary
--hearing of VTi S. Fl.vnn,' arrested last week by
the federal authorities for : having 'unstamped
Fiuokln? ' opium In - his possession, was contin
ued yesterday by United, States; Commissioner
• E. H. Htacock until tomorrow at 11 o'clock.
Flynn is in the Alaineda county Jail.
SAN ! FRANCISCANS IKAHRY1 KAHRY— Santa Uosa.
June 27. — John F. Habenicht,' -age .21, and
. Miss' Ellen 1,. Oster, | age 21, . came here from
San Francisco today and were married. They
returned to San Francisco on • the : evening
train. : , '.:•\u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0
CHARGE OF FRAUD
FACES CAPITALIST
Government Arrests Fiscal
Agent of Wireless Tele- .
graph Company
SEATTLE,^ June 27.— George H. Par
ker, fiscal agent ;for the United wireless
telegraph; company for - the • territory
west of" the Mississippi -river, was ar
rested" .today, on a federal 'warrant
charging the use of the mails to de
fraud.^ Parker was released under $10,
000 bonds. The preliminary hearing is
set for August 1.
,t> The! warrant .was based on a letter
written to B. B. Shepheril of Dcs Molnes,
1a.,. April 8, in' : which" Parker, It is al
leged, misrepresented the affairs of the
company for the purpose of selling
stock: . : .'.': . •
. ; The arrest was made JbyV two, post
office inspectors and United States mar
shal. was taken completely by
surprise. He. is reputed to ; be a mil
lionaire and is said to have come into
his'fortune since he has been connected
In .^ a; high capacity with the United
wireless company. \
LOREN COBURN'S
SUIT DISMISSED
Aged Millionaire Loses $350,000
Damage Action Against
Eastern Nephew
The suit for {350,000 damages
brought by Loren Coburn of San Mateo
county \u25a0 against his nephew, Azro Co
burn, for trying to have him declared
incompetent was dismissed in the
United States circuit court yesterday
on motion, of the plaintiff.
.The case originally was filed in the
state court: in San Mateo county, and
then to the federal court.
Coburn," who was an; elderly man," mar
ried his first wife's sister and his
nephew sought to: have himself ap
pointed guardian of his uncle.
..The elder Coburn 1 brought suit for
personal damages, alleging that he had
been -ruined in the eyes of the people
of the community where he lived.
WII4) BERRIES KILL CHlLD— Seattle. June
"2". — Poisoned by eating wild do«woo<l berries,
little . Jeanette Canipapni, 8 years old, died
\u25a0at her parents" borne yesterday.
EIGHTY HOURS AND
NO VERDICT YET
Jury in the Browne Bribery
Case Can Not Reach an
Agreement
CHICAGO, June 27. — Eighty hour*
and no sign of a verdict. This is the
story of the jury which is considering
the Browne bribery case up to midnight
tonight. .
Judge McSurely opened his court this
mornUig. waited a while on the bench.
'tJien closed up for the day. The Judge
held himself in readiness, however, to
receive a verdict or to give instruc
tions, but was not called upon to do
! either. 39&S8&&&
Not a word came from the Jurors.
The twelve men already have estab
lished a precedent here as "endurance
jurors." They have held out many
more hours than the 59 which hereto
fore stood as the record in Cook county.
MURDERER SUSPECT — Galveaton. Tex.. Jane
27. — A man srlTius the uame of 11. F. Stewart
was arrwred here today on* suspicion -that he
is Joseph W nulling, who "Is cbarsreil with the
murder of Alma Kellner in Louisville. Ky.
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