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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10
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DR.. G. ]. DAWSON,
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Mo got East Grace 5trect

have decided TO adopt the following
prices unul further notice, for casn;
Gold Filings. ..........'.'.''''''' " ~
Analgam and Cement Fillings...... "'
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$50
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT MAY T. la.9''
LEAVE RICHMOND tDAtL1b III A'D-
s1IleLI STATION.
W. a. III, IlA-44A4JA4J AND NDl-
FOLK VEsrIBCLI LIMIT
Ed. Arrive Norfolk ~ -
A. II. Stops only 40 Peters
burg Waferiy, and suhoi1.
S-cOnQ-class tickets not ac-
cepted Tor passage on this
so5 A. NJ. faE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
Wv for LyncnDurg, P0an0fe'
Blueneld Pocahontas, Ke,
nova, columbus aud Chicago.
Pullman Buffet Sleeper Roa-
a n9ss 10 Ai RsSi'I loF f Siia2ai
Hyistoi hulARlllc, ChattauOO-
Ga, ana intermediate points
7ls PM. For ssinq5.A; t N.q1r19ik ara ~,
NOrf0ik az 1879 J.. d.
n:4O p NJ, For koena9K az, fladiord. Pu,
nj Roanoke wish Washington
and Chattanooga Limited
Pullman Sletpel5 Roanoke 10
Memphis and New Orleans
Dining Car attached. Also, FOR
Rluentld ana IOeauOufas.
Also. for Rocky Mount and
an stations Oh Winst0A-salem
division. Pullman Palace
Sieeper between Richmond and
LynchDaTg. Bertns. ready for
occupancy at 90 h. N, Also,
pullman Sleeper Petersburg to
Roanoke.
Trains arrive hichmOnd from Lynch
burs and the West daily az $40 A. 81
East AT Nos 4 NJ and VEsIlEULED
LIMITED ." K. ". COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
General PPisscngor Agent
General Oihcc-ROonOke, va.
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Captain and Adjutant.


Richmond, Va, O't- - ''-'''
rg'HE ANNUAL MEETING Or i i...i + y
I STOCkIiOLDERS OF TIE sol Ill
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY. for tho pli-
pose Of olecung directors ana ior lne
transaction of such other business as
NAV come before the meeting, Will nc
held M the oiice OF the company. On the
city OF Richmond, Va, ON IT. EsDAN.
October -. 1875. at 10 O'Clock a. ~
ocS-td JOSIAH Il. HILL, Secretary.
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RAILROADS.
Chesapeake and
J Ohio Railway.

1872 Ohio Railway.
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER !, 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE kLChMOND'
BRCAD-SrttEhT STAIioN. cor
$50 A. NJ, DAILY, with Chair-Sar LOT
local stations, Newport W.
old Point, Norfolk. and for1s-
s:Ss p. NJ. pSIiy, with pullman, for
CID Point. Norfolk and Ports
1870 A. NJ. IocaI train. except sunday sunday
with Parlor-Car for W. 81
ton Forge. Connects al V os
louisville for orange, ls@pi,e1i"',
Culpcper. Calyerto1,, 49,
nas8as, Alexandria, ana W . a.,
ingtOn. al Union S1Nuohh,
Charlottesville. for ,Ls'ra-
burg, at Basic Tor lia4,tr
town, az stanton Tor Wa"
o.ao p NJ. Tie Cincinnati ard 81. Louis
Wv Limited. daily with fullfiais
10 Cincinnati LOulsNlhe, anu anu
ST. Louis. stops Only a. III
p0rtant stations connecfs AZ
CoviugtOu daily for Nn-
gina Hot Springs, ana az ASH
land for Lexington and LOUIS
ylle Meals served on dlbAs
cars. No Z, local train, O.
Ccpt Sunday follows above
train from Charlottesville 10
s.oP.M.. Local train. except Sunday.
accommodation FOR ChaTlottes-
,o.eo p NJ. Dailv. Tor Cincinnati. with
Pullman 20 Hinton and Cor
dOnsFllle 10 Cincinnati and
louisville. Meals served on
coMagton. va. daily for
Virginia Hot Springs.
nRAIriS LhAsET EArtni%<'. iiiD STREET
At DaiiS. for LynchbuIg and
$50 L. 'i'' clifton Forge. Connects az
lremO, except sunday Tor
Rosney; at LynehS4. 3 aaiiy.
southern railway FOR s0Ith-
vssf and south, except Sunday
Nv and II W. Cnf-
sdd Forge with No. for Cln-
..op n fNoept Sunday. Lea, accom-
wv fnndali0h Cor Columbia
TRAINS ARRLy&;. At .,,l h ,.Std MNoND.
COZ III Daily from Cincinnati
90 IIIy frCm Norfolk ana Old
a.so p NJ. BSaIiSs from Cincinnati and
e.so p n. Daily from Norfolk and Ola
-.rp ,r r SD' sunday from W. ciif-
rp.1Ns ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
ON ~ r<c'1t Sunday from Column
..o- u ~ n,nv from Iyrchhurg. Lex
900 - ''" ,nrton. Va. and Clifton Forge
JOHN ID POTTS.
Division Passenger AGENT
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Richmond. Va. oct. lo. ls95
rE,ru, QUARTERLY MEETING OF
! Inc RICHMOND CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.. usually held the second
Thursday in October. on account OF the
general Observance OF to-day as holiday,
is postponed until further notice.
OclO-lt j.. 8. DUNLOP, secretary
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CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION
4 OF RICHMOND.

At the request OF the Virginia State
Agricultural Society. the banks of this
CITY win be CLOSED on THURSDAY.
October 10. lS.l5-Richmond-Day OF the
Fair. All persons having paper matur-
ing on that day will please pay on We'd
nesday, October ., 1895.
CLEARINGHOUSE ASSOCiAIIDN
ByJ. w. Sinton. secretary. oc6-it
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Hoadauartors First Regiment Virginia
Volunteers. Infantry, .-
Richmond. Va. oct. :. 1895
ORDERS 30. Il.
This regiment VIII assemble Tor pa
10 On THURSDAY, October 49, 1896, II
az tbe srr1ofv. at g.3D o'clock \. ~.
~ =. 4. SHEPHERD
oco-9t Captain and Adjutant.
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AUCTION sALFs-This Day.
By Boswell & Hartman,
Real Estate Arciionccrs and Brokers'
north Tenth street.
Wy EST GRACE-STREET LOT,
" NEAR RICHMOND COLLEGE
SOUTH SIDED,
AND NO MADE GROUND. TO Be
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
We will offer for sale publicly, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1so''
At 4.sop NJ. THAT MOST DESIRABLE
GRACF-STREET BUILDING LOi' 'front.'
inc ri feet on the south side n Grace
street. between Harrison ana kslahu' anu
extending back $50 feet 10 2O-loot paNeu
This Is a most desirable location Tor a
home. and lots I'm this street are very
scarce.
'-'''' ROSWELL & HARTMAN.
,Phope 40 north Tenth street.
ocG-td
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Southern Railway Company.
Freight Department,
Richmond. Va. oct. 10, 1875.
THE FREIGHT DEPOTS OF THIS
| company will be closed TO-DAY.
PFRISHARLE FREIGHT ONLY viii be
delivered between 1850 and II 80 a. NJ.
oclo-it l.. IL. LEA. Agent.
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SCHEDULE rs EFFECT APRIL p. 1888
LEAVE BYRD >TREEr STATION

IiAh l. EA I'D @lAtii - Aif'N
100 4. 49,. Ialiv for Washington az
points North. Stops AZ I'D.
aud local stations. tu.i1iaA
Car.
- 90 noon. Daily except Sunday -
Washington and points North
stops ai Elba. Ashland. DOS
wtl Milford Ere er'"ksnlff,
Brooke aAd WldewAtef. Paw
llr Car. Also C1unccts with
Congressional Limited a.
Washington.
40 b. 81. Daily f0r Washington and
points North. stops az lina.
Ashland, boswell Milford.
-elerIcSs1urg. Brooke and
Underwater and other stations
iunfaye. Sleeper Richmond
q New York.
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AUCTION sales.--future DaY.
COURT SA LE
OF VALUABLE
Iron Mining Property
AND
CITY LOTS.

BY virtue OF the decree and pursuant
10 The orders OF the Superior Court o.
CASTOR county at the september term
1855 Of said court, the undersigned re-
ceivers and commissioners appointed py
said court, Will, on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10
A"nfya BYRD ,TRrEr STATION

ON 4. a., Daily. stops az Wilewater,
Brooke, 4re4eIlc4sDlIs, Nil
fora. boswell ana Ashland.
and other stations sunday ..
sleeper New YORK 10 kil b.
2:4S P. NJ. Oany except Sunday. Stops AT
~ al stations and klhh. ar
~-s ~, .. iul Car from Wellington.
W. T. d., bAIy Stops only at Frod-
eicAsburg boswell and Agh-
land. Pullman cars from Neg
york AMI Washington.
~ . a ~, Laly. Stor8 40 principal To-
cal stations aud Giba. Sleep
ing Car Connects with Con-
Brcssional Limited between
New York and Washington.
FRCDERIcTsBURG AcCOnrNODA-
IlDN.
DAILY HNCEPr SUNDAY.
400 =. a., Leaves Byrl-Sireet Station.
go A. ~, Arrives al Byrd-Street sta
ton
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAlhs1 LAl4.l- SOA4lA1.
6l2 a. d., Leaves Elba.
sd l.. d., Leaves Elba.
$40 A. ~. Arrives Eiba.'
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BY Boswell & Hartman,
Real Estate Aucuoneers and Brokers'
north Tenth street.
n osITIVE AUCTION SALE
OF
CENTRALLY LOCATED. MEDIUM
SIZE DWELLING,
1ls EAST MARSHALL STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS.
Al the request Of the owners, who arc
leaving the city. we will offer for sale
bv public auction. on the premises. On
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, $3.50,
NJ 40 II. NJ. the DESIRABLE, CEN
TRALLY-LOCATED. 7-kOOM DWELL
ING referred 10 above, with large lot,
fronting 2Gis feet on the south side OF
Marshall street and extending back be-
tween parallel lines l63 feet 4 inches.
TERMS: Liberal and announced az sale.
For further information apply 10
BOSWELL & HARMAN,
phone 80. north Tenth street.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10

General Pas cngf
General Ofice-ROon0ke. Va.
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% i. 81. LOCAL. daily oxcent sunday,
Tor hoyaYlle and lutcrmediate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

has been bricked up thoroughly. and is
now surrounded by the fill from the dredg-
ers of the waterway company"
Not only Is the Front street line being
fully equipped, but the arrangement on
the Consolidated are going forward at an
active rate. The new power house has been
completed. and power Is being furnished to
the ears of the company. and beginning
today the Third Street & Suburban line
VIII be operated from Fifth and Pine
streets, The change includes the shutting
down OF the Third streets power and light
plant at the Western mill. and the supply
Ing OF light for the northern part of the
city from the plant located in the Con-
olidated power house.
Superintendent Shufiieton, Of the Con-
solidated, says the machinery is in better
condition than ever before, and is working
perfectly. -Four or five OF the new cars
recently ordered at San Francisco are due
to arrive in a few days.
4 slight delay was caused 10 the Lake
Washington branch Of the Union Trunk
line yesterday afternoon at 5.l5 by one of
the cars breaking an axle near the Y. VI.
G. A. Athletic park.
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pronounced, in low. impressive tones,
Holmes was unmoved. During the entire
il. time he did not finch, but looked the
Judge squarely i'm the eye. ana at the last
he turned to one of his attorneys and re-
marked quietly: We'll. that settles IL
all" He was then led from the dock.
The opinion denying the new trial COW
cred about forty pages OF typewriter
copy. All the facts brought out in the
evidence were carefully set forth, and the
varied made by the prisoner
regarding the identity of the body ana
the manner of death were critically ana
lived. Every one of the numerous eXcep-
tons submitted by the defense was over
ruled, and in more than one instance the
court reprimanded the prisoners counsel.
In dismissing the exception TO the open
ing speech made by District Attorney
Graham. the court remarked that the
very subject objected to was suggested
by the defense when the application for
appointment was made. At the time
the counsel gave as one of the reasons the
statement that three murders were
charged and that they were u~nprepared
to meet them all. In the course OF his
opinion Judge Arnold referred 10 the
other murders that are said to have been
committed by Holmes. and said. Incl
dentally. that evidence as 10 them might
have been admitted as tending to show
A#E ttAN So 1890 - |
case a. follows:
Upon the whole case We are convinced
that the commonwealth proved such a
chain of circumstances as led to the con-
clusion' that the defendant did kill and
murder Benjamin F. Pitzel on September
q. 1894. as charged in the bill OF indict-
ment, that Pitzel was killed by chlorO-
form poison administered by the defend
ant. and whether Pitzel was asleep or
under the influence of liquor at the time
the chloroform was administered is not
important. The theory advanced by the
defendant and argued by his counsel 10
the jury that Pitzel committed suicide
and that the defendant arranged his body
in suc1s a manner as 10 make the death
appear 10 have been the consequence of
an explosion has no substantial evidence
upon which il can be based. An act Of
that kind would require GOODNESS and de-
liberation. whereas the testimony showed
that the defendant. Immediately after ne
had left PiJzel. was excited. nervous and
worried. and mis- undercIothing wet with
perspiration. This was the condition OF a
man who had committed a great crime.
rather than one who was trying TO con-
ceal the evidence OF suicide. If Pftzel
had committed suicide and the defendant
simply tried to conceal ghe suicide. it is
no. probable that he would nave fed from
the city. Flight IS the act OF a guilty
man Being firmly convinced Of the guilt
OF the defendant. we approve the verdict
and refuse a new triaI."
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ANOTHER SECTION FILLED.
DrtsjCers Complete ~tct~on-post Tract
and rurn Their trcam~ Eastward.

prNiCers Complete ~~tct~on-post Tract
and Turn Their stream Eastward.
Late yesterday afternoon the an from
the south canal was completed }u the Soc
uon ~ reclaimed tt4e flats underneath the
Stetson * Post property That finishes
the hardest piece ~ work I have ever un-
deryakeu. sad Manager \ J. Uorntr. as
tac last ~ the work was 3aue. Fnr fhe
most part tte GI has come ua within
0bou, tNo feet ~ tire slS 81 fhe Uitnkn@.
ana Jo move tAe pipe lines about has he,n
Il r~vrruir3n task.
"rhe discharge VIII next Be directed tnto
tAe orca suace directly IN front of FoN.s
Saw works. where both Zines Viii he
brought iufa play. the Aaacoa1s's king
eastward of the Python = As the sand
PILES zap the lass wiN gradually dveree
on TWO sides ot a great triangle. and the
I'll VIII be made ~ cover another large
portion az contract No. = The present
week VIII afford an excellent opportunity
for one Go see What tae 0re6EegS can do.
as both w}}t discharge near p common
p0iat. and the raw VIII come taras1A ptue
lines comparatively short. tRe distance
frou the canal being ahout 2@o feet
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Force their way into many a household
that might be protected from their in
roads nv the simple precaution OF keep
ing in she house that benign famlly medl-
cine and safeguard of health. Hostetter's
stomach BItters. Particularly where there
a~a crfl5ren. should il be kept on hand
as a prompt remedy for l~utaDtlte COM
plants. in their outset easily Co1querable.
bur when. - Above 10 eHEraft Them
selves on Ehe delicate childish organism.
are not easily cIslodZed, and speedily
work ErIeyoUs mischief. .Irregularitv o.
the bowels. Indigestion and ~oi.lousnGSs o~N
ailments Of common occurrence in the
ha1saholf. Children. living IN malarols
regions. are more liable 20 20 attacked
with chills and fever than adults. and the
zvauas Of that fell dlsea=e IN t7a1r svS-
tenn are sueedler and more serious. IN
remote localities. far from professional
aid. il is especially desirable.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

Samples From seattle sent to a Firm
In leicester.

The second application for samples OF
cedar blocks. has been received by Stet-
son x Post from firms in England. a let
ter dated Leicester. November Z. arrived
yesterday. II reads as follows:
Can you SEM us samples of your fir and
cedar blocks and prices OF same. our cor
poration and other corporations In the Mid
lands OF England would like blocks for
flooring. etc, and they might be disposed
70 try goods"
IN reply 70 the letter. Stetson & Post
at once forwarded two samples of Seattle
blocks. one Of cedar, the other Of fir. Mr..
Stets0n is confident that paving blocks
from this section VIII yet become famous.
The best roads in England. he says. are
being built Of like material, and there Is
no reason why Washington should not
reach out and secure a portion of the trade.
THIS application, coming 50 closely on the
visit Of a representative of an English
firm 10 this city. IS thought TO be an in
Gication that Seattle bids fair to lead in
this industry.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Resale took to Victoria two
car loads of shorts and bran and a guam
tity Of grain.
The American bark c. d. Bryant Will
leave Port Townsend on or about Deem
Der Z for Honolulu.
+. w. Goodhue. secretary of the Seattle
& Tacoma Navigation Company, has gone
TO Whatcom for a few days.
British ship Simla. from Rio de Janeiro.
out since August IA. came in yesterday
and went over 10 the elevator at West
Seattle TO load wheat.
Tug Magic lowed in steamer Utopia
from Point-No-Posnt, and afterward went
10 Port Townsend and lowed In the three
masted ship Vega. Late yesterday she
towed the schooner Ema Claudina to Ia
coma.
Two Seattle vessels have been recently
sold to Victoria parties. the Allie Agar,
which has been engaged in sealing and
Will again he used for that purpose, and
the steamer City of Columbia, The latter
sails for Victoria today.
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No MORE RATE-CUTTING.
Schedule 10 Chicago TO BE Strictly En-
forced. BEGINNING Today.

For The past few days there has been a
tendency among some Of the transconti-
mental lines 70 cut rates to Chicago. and a
number Of tickets are said % have been
sold ar figures considerably below the
schedule The rate-cuttjng was not general,
and beginning this morning tha regular
rates vii be- enforced and the tariff strict
" maintained.
Tbs agreement entered into by he lines
provides that all evasions Ulll be cut off
after TODAY. All agents in the city nave
veen notified
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
SENTENCE OF HOLMES.
The Horrible Multi-Murderer
Ordered to Be Hanged.
THE PRISONER DOES NoTFLINoH
He Seems TO Have Given Up Hope of
Escaping the Rope Appeal to
Supreme Court Next.

Philadelphia, Nov. 0.-Judge Arnold to-
day refused to grant a new trial TO H. II.
Holmes, convicted Of the murder of B.. F..
Pitzel in this city September p, 1894. and
sentenced him to death.
Holmes when he came into court looked
careworn, and seemed to nave lost con-
fdence. Court opened with a tilt between
Judge Arnold and Lawyer Rotan. counsel
for the defense. The judge charged that
Rotan offered an insult to the court by
sending briefs 10 Presiding Judge Thayer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01

Ema Claudina, from Ventura for Taco
ma; ship America, from San Francisco for
Nanaimo. Ship City of York was
towed to Gamble today. To sail tomor-
~row-Ship Two Brothers, from Nanaimo
for San Francisco; brig Courtney Ford,
with lumber from Tacoma. Tug Tyee goes
to Astoria tomorrow to tow the ship Gal
gate TO Port Blakeley for cargo.
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80 Nfc-iel I'D rnrncao 90 80. :.

Moran pros have made 8 beautiful halt
model 90 rne new torpedo boat en- a hals-
inch scale. Il g ~ Spanish ceisr. ard
highly polished. ara wlli 81 use3 .n Law
tuS rae plating Tor the outside ~ sae ves-
sci There s considerable activity in and
aecut the wards. W0rk is progressing on
the cci>cs tor the constructor bureau
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and steam engineering bureau, and the
framework of the main building in the
ship yard has been raised. The structure
is 50xl00 feet. Engineer w. w. Bush,
who is expected daily. has not yet ar
rived.
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- Yon Cnr-sick when Travellng,

Car-sIckness .s as trying TO many people
es sea-sickuess. Il comes from a derange-
ment OF the stomach one OF Ripans Tab
ules 3 ar insurance against IL and q box
OF them should be n every traveller 5
OUTFIT
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Cut Rates 10 Victoria.

Commencing today. ard until further
notice. the fare on the Resale 10 Port
Townsend wlll be 80 cents, and 10 Victoria
yN. D. 3 JACKSON. Manager.
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ard Judge Wilson. who sat with Judge A.
mold when Holmes had pettoned for a
rev trial. and neglsct.ng 10 send him a
copy. Rotan pleaded haste as an excuse.
The main reasons for r1e new trial put
forth hy DEFENDANTS counsel were the al
mission oS the testimony Of Mss YOKE,
whom Holmes claimed as his lawful wife:
the district attorneys speech to the Jury
when he brought the murder OF the chill
drea into the case. and that part Of Mrs.
PttzeTs testimony in which she sad the
last time she saw her caildrsn vas in the
morg3e al Toronto In reference 20 Miss
Yoke's elr o.Lty as a witness. tire 3udge
sad i was the opinion Of the court that
Holmes vas not only married 10 2 Will
ianaette. III. woman when he welded Mss
Yoke. but also rad a wife IA Gilman. y.
H. therefore his marriage 10 Mss Yoke
vas null and VOID. ard her evidence was
admissible. The opening speech of the d.
tr.-t attorney was not open 10 objection. X
vas the intention Of Holmes. sad Judge
Arnold. 70 take OF the entire Pltzel family
In order TO secure property belonging to
the murdered man. IS 10 the statement Of
Mrs. Pitzel. the judge had instructed the
fu~v not 70 be Influenced By the woman's
statement He closed by saying the court
app-ovef the verdict and refused q new
trial. District Attorney Graham asked that
sentence be pronounced.
Holmes was ordered 70 stand. Judge
Arnold said: Herman ". Midget. have
YOU anything 70 sayT' Holmes replied n
a fairy audible voice. - have nothing 10
say" Judge Arnold then pronounced the
death sentence n the usual form. Gov.
Hastings viii tx the day of execution An
appeal TO the saprenas court viii De taken
81 once.
When the words sealing his doom were