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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-08
WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and ROYAL Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
Network, Queenstown & Liverpool,

"a As-l-Nu l. Ell W ASEhs
CABIN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD R%R.
~ ing to steamer and accommodations sssezs~@S
selected: second cabin. S35 and $40; Majestic and
Teutonr- IS Steerage Tickets from England, Ire
land, Scotland, Sweden, Norway and denmark
through to San Francisco at lowest rates Ilckets:
from w. FL. AVERY pacific Mail Dock, or At the
General Office OF the Company, 613 Market St.
under Grand Hotel. G. w. FLETCHER,
General gent for Pacific Coast
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-08
STEAMERS TO Al.KLvE.
STEAMER FROM DUI

ouS And TIDE TAbLE.
HIGH WATER LOw WATER sun. NOON.
I-------- ----I -- -
:. Large. Small Large Small Rises Sets Rises
g. 249Pi 5.2OAI1O25Pi 925A 642I 5.04l1O. PAP
VI Asp 609Alll 23Pi1O50Al SAB 5.03lll. 33P
hYDkOGKAPHlC BULLETIN.
BRANCH HYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE U. s. NJ
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
SAN Francisco. November 7, 1898. }
me time ball on Telegraph Hill dropped
eAacty at noon to-day e., at noon of the 120th
meriolan' or at exactly P. NJ, Greenwich time.
A. F. ECHTELER,
Lieutenant u. S. N. in charge.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-08

seed. s93 pkgs candy and crackers, $50 mid
dlngs. 33 bbls OIL bxs zinc, 800 TT lumber. 43
cs whisky, 228 pkgs hides 1881 SKIS flour, SO cook
stoves, pkgs hams, ~ pkgs mdse. 4344 SKIS fax,
4092 SKIS potatoes, 467 SKIS barley, l3l SKIS wheat
46l SKIS onions. 1885 SKIS oats 21S SKIS oysters.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-08

via Astoria 4O14 hours; pass and mdse, to R & n
Co.
stmr Point Arena, johnson, IL hours from Mem
oocho' etc; pass and mdse, to Mendocino Lum Der
stmr Coos Bay Duggan. II hours from Santa
Cruz; produce, to Goodall, Perkins & Co.
and way ports pass and mdse. to Goodall. Perkins
d Co.
stmr Alcazar Gunderson, SO hours from Coos
Bay; lumber TO L Il White Lumber Co.
Br ship Angesey, Lewis, 124 days from Swan
sea: 1850 tons COAL to Bafour. Guthrie q Co.
Br ship Barflllan. Seator, l4S days from London;
mdse to J Spreckels tS Bros Co.
ship Tacoma, GafYny, 154 days from Philadel-
phia coal 10 Williams, Dimond & Co.
castle. NsW; zoos tons coal to ] Moore G Co.
Br ship Routenburn, Jansen, 1913 days from
Swansea; 1880 tons coal. to r G Evans.
Br ship Clan Galbraith, Kinds. 133 days from
Swansea; 1898 tons coR to ] Moore & Co,
Br ship Cape York, Mitchell ITO days from
swansea: 32l0 tons coal, 70 Balfour, Guthrie g. Co
Co.
Swansea; 1900 tons coal, TO Balfour, Guthrie &
Co.
Ship Coplev. stuokman. 126 days from Swansea
PATS tons coal, 81 tons coke, to Moore & Co.
Nor bark, Nordlyset, Osen. 141 days from Glas-
gov; 1850 tons coal to y Spreckels & Bros Co.
Whal bark California. Slocum, * days from
20 foxskins. beRrskins, to William Lewis.
Schr Nettie Low. Low, 6 hours from Point
Reyes; 40 bxs butter TO Il Whitney & Co.
Cleared.
THURSDAY, November 7.
stmr Mexico, Hall, San Diego; Goodall, Perkins
stmr Pomona, Doran, Eureka; Goodall, Perkins
& Co.
Br ship Scottish Moors, Robbing, Queenstown; G
w McNear.
Br ship King Edward. Fletcher, Queenstown;
Eppinger Il Co.
Ship wachusett. Williams, Nanaimo: John
RoSenfeld'S Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07

Venadito. the warship which fired on the
American. he was enraged because he
would not be able 20 land the arms he
had aboard the steamer. and said. II
viii kick up nice row when reach the
United States"
Senior MuruaRa. formerly Spanish Minis
ster 90 the United States. has written 70
the papers stating that he resigned be-
cause he had proof that the Condo de We
nadlto was right IN firing on the Alliance.
He would not consent that Spain should
give humiliating satisfaction 10 the United
States for an incident IN which the
United states was at fault. Moreover.
he adds. Il is known IN the United States
that Captain CrOssman smuggled arms
20 the Confcdcrates during the civil war
I'm that country. and that he now car
rics on brisk trade smuggling arms
into Cuba. Senior Muruaga says that he
had the statement Of witnesses that the
Alliance carried coEtraband goods, and
that she was only mile and "A half from
the Cuban shore when the Condo de We
nadito hailed. He sent these statements
and fun report Of the occurrence 20
Madrid. and authorities there concealed
them
The Spanish press is indignant over
these revelations violently attacks the
United States and the Spanish Govern
ment The newspapers declare that the
action ~ the United States I'm sending an
ultimatum was a gross abuse Of strength,
seeing Spain's difficulty at the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
RACES POSTPONED.
Against steamer Rncing.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-Reports
having REACHED the Treasury Department
that certain steamers intended to make
trials Of speed In following the interna-
tlonal Yacht race tomorrow. Supervising
InsUector-General DumOnt late this after
noon sent the following telegram;
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. September G, 1925.
ITO Agents Steamers Richard Peck and
city Of Lowell. New York:
Hone newspaper report Is untrue that
the city OF Lowell Will have compeu-
tive trial OF speed with the Richard PECK
going and returning from the yacht
race tomorrow If true will be- a very
dangerous proceeding. crowded ms the
bav and harbor VIII be with excursion
steamers. Att ntion Is called 20 the pro-
visions Of sections 50 and o. Revised
statutes which will be- enforced If an
accident should occur because Of such
competitive speed test
osigneU JAMES \. DUMONT"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07

WORST FEARS REALIZED.
gypsy Moths Have Two BroOds
Acur-DnuEcr 60 south.

gypsy Moths Have Two BrOOds
cur-DnuEcr 60 south.
MAIDEN. MASS, September g.
'.. d. A. Eauou and c. H. Rowe.
". of Che State Board Of Agriculture,
.... startling discovery to-day while
o. W.r6 .n the woods Of Wobmn. They
'".l .-ss of the pypsy-moth in process
'a'....r and the young catcrpiiiars
r nam them. These eggs were
. ...F H Few weeks ago, and their
..r before the end of the season
'.r .l. worst fears Of cntomologists,
..y. predicted that the gypsy-moih
. sometimes have two broods n one
Dr. the present warm weather
.s through september, and there
.. ,.flv fros,s. there viii be nothing
b. prevent q second crop Of gypsy-moths.
means that where the moths are
l. ia. trees again may be raVd6ed'
U.t there may Doe am additional
..r o, sel. for the gypsy moth hunt
g.. G.. destroy
..t fh. eypsv-moth force, having just
H reduced from so % 80 mon. because
... rapid exhaustion OF the money
.s. Viii De totally inadequate 10 cope
N.. tle increasing evil
.....ta discovery is of the highest inn
lr-- t0 southern agriculturists. II
Chat BOO the warmer climate OF the
.I tLe ryuy-Wph would have two
.l.'. r.cularly each season. The cater
.sfs az the moth being notorious ra~
wagon. az thc cottOn-plant the danger 10
Sire cotton crop in case the moth spreads
Z. ttc south is evident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
NEW JERSEY SHOOT.
The Rifle Association Has Abundant
Reason 10 Be Proud.
SEVERAL RECORDS BRO
winners of the Various Trophies
Thus Far Contested For-Presi-
dents Match for Championship OF
United stntes-WimbIedOn Cup.

sEkGIRT. n. j.. September 6.-Ihe
New Jersey Rife Association can feel
proud over the success Of its hfth annual
meeting. which commenced on Monday
and closes tomorrow night. Several re-
cords have been broken. Tomorrow the
match for the Wimbledon Cup Will take
place.
This morning Captain Walker, who is
in charge Of the riae-range office, gave
out the scores made in the skirmish
runs for the state and interstate regimen
tai matches, and the contest for the
Columbia trophy. -Four New Jersey regi-
ments-the Second, Third, Fourth, and
slxth-were entered in the first named.
The marksmen shot on the 200 and 800
yard ranges on Wednesday, and finished
with the skirnsh runs last night. The
Second Regiment won the match again
to-day, making four successive victories
for them.
Following were the scores made:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07

Total ...... .....ss' ''..'''.'''.'' P''-fot"
Also an extra dividend Of 10 per cent.
'' Due September Isl.
The progress made IN new mills. or
odditions TO old ones. has been notable.
n.,y record is being made In the cree
ION ~ cotton-mills IL Is thought the big
so O00-spindIe mill now being built by
~ iron-works company will be I'm
.,,,rtre order January LIST. The roof Of
tba IA 01)-spindle Parker mill viii be on
in two weeks. and one story or the new
Chsca min is built. The Durfee mills
beve about completed extensive improve
,,sn,s 10 their plant, and have just added
,o9 loons that will yum about 2l5 picks
80. roInute a very rapid rate for Ameri-
-, h,,iIt looms The Fall River manu-
factory is IN full running order again,
ard Is In n position 10 cope with modern
rnUIs In the mOney-making race. The
Eilnt mills addition is well under way.
and the Narrsanseu weaving shed Is
-,,d,, ror the looms. No. Granite mill
,s gradually being tuned up for the pro-
duction OF fine goods, for which IL IS de-
s,gned The old Metacomet mill is being
,,,,5arn,zed and improvements at the
siaSe mill are still goirg on. The Laurel
lies addition OF 20000 spindles will be
I'm runnlng-order in January, the third
story being about completed. The Fall
viver bleachery addition Is being rooted.
ard the improvements In the bleaching
denartnent OF the American Printing
Company will be completed In few
weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
Fornser-Quay-Reed Combine.

COLUMBUS. O.. September s.-The
Press publishes this evening a story in
explanation OF the recent visit Of Charles
L. Kurtz. chairman Of the Ohio Republi-
can Executive Committee. TO Senator
Quay at Pittsburg. The substance OF IL
IS that coalition is being made Latween
Foraker and Quay In behalf OF Reed, OF
Maine. for the presidency, in consequence
Of the work OF William NJ. Hahn. OF
Ohio. who has been I'm New York the last
two weeks in the interest Of Governor
McKlnley's presidential boom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
OF Intere.t 10 Inve.tors.

The Maryland Trust Company. OF Ball
tlmore. Nd, offers for sale az par and ac-
crued interest 81. 10000 Of frst-mortgage
; per cent 50-yeGr gold bonds OF tho
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
Company. The interest on these bonds
IS payable January and July I'm New York
or baltimore, al the option OF the holder.
The statement the company makes re-
gard!ng the condition Of the road and
the solid foundation on which the bonds
rest is one that should attract the atten-
ton OF investors. The company COM
rue,tds the bonds TO the investing class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
sitnntion AT Ishpemlng.

ISHPENuNG. September 6.-The pump
men and teamsters belonging 10 the union
have been called out The pump-ineh at
the Negaunee mines did not put IN an
apDq3rance this morning. Two men VINO
we're secured from tn Republic mine,
twenty miles distant, were gotten hoid
or NV the strikers and forced to join the
ranks of the latter. Th- running OF
pumps is not a Pficult task, and men men
win Undoubtedly be found TO operate
them An the mines. with the exception
of section i6 Of the Lake Superior Com
pany. at Ishpeming, stopped their pumps
two weeks ago and so are not a1ectea py
the recent action Of the union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
Quinn. OF Philadelphia, and Joseph Hen
In. u al.ll

Quinn, OF Philadelphia, and Joseph Hen
messy, OF Boston, in the field.
John +. Victory, Of Washington. ID.
c., was elected secretary; Charles II.
Cutler, Of Boston. chairman OK the Exec
utive Committee. and Wilmot Dunn, or
Nashville. Tenn. chief collector OF the
Mutual Benevolent Association. These
candidates lad no opposition.
Tonight when the votes were turned
in II was found that Richard K. Quinn,
OF Philadelphia, was elected president
OF the organization.
Others in addition 10 the president
who were chosen tonight are: Treasurer,
Alexander Mcdonald. Grand Rapids.
Mich: Sergeant-at-Arms, W. T. Ellis,
Camden, y. J.: members OF the ENecu-
tive Boari-Edward g Mccoy Phila-
delphia: J. F. McElroy. Bridgeport. Conn.
+. W. Campbell Minneapolis, Mimi.
Samuel +. stevens. Cincinnati.
Samuel r. Graham, Of Kansas city,
Mo, was elected a member Of the Board
OF Trustees Of the Mutual Benevolent As
ISOLATION, and Il. V. Gonzales, Jr., or
New Orleans, was elected a member OF
the Legislative Committee.
There was no choice Of place for hold
ing the next meeting. Rochester led, with
Buffalo next.
The convention adjourned az II o'clock
until tomorrow when the delegates will
meet In Odd-Fellows Temple 10 complete
the election OF officers and settle on n
place for holding the next convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
HEAVY RAIN IN BALTIMORE.
Two Buildings Undermined and
CoIlapse-One Fatality.

BALTIMORE, MD, September 6.-Bal-
tlmore was visited to-day by the heaviest
downpour OF rain in twenty-five years.
Starting at 400 o'clock. it did not stop
until O'Clock. Four and ten-one-hun-
dredths inches IS the precipitation. The
sewers we're incapable OF carrying of the
vast quantity OF water. and IN several
places washouts occurred.
The most serious one occurred on Green
mount avenue. The rushing torrent
undermined the foundations Of two build
ing. which soon collapsed, the occupants
thereof barely escaping with their lives.
The houses were occupied respectively by
charles Martin and Ely Skipper. as dwell
ings. and the City and Suburban railroad,
as an Office building.
one death, the result Of the storm, was
renorted Mrs Annie o. Smith and h r
son were washed off the foot-bridge that
spans Jones Falls, at Mount Washington.
The Young man succeeded in reaching
land. but his mother was drowned in tn
stream.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07

tary rifles. six-point handicap for special
military rifles.
The FIRST prize Is the Wimbledon Cup,
presented by the National Rifle Associa-
ton Of Great Britain 10 the National
Rife Association Of America, 70 be COM
peted for on conditions 10 be decided
upon by the National Rife Association OF
America. and 20 be held by the winner
TN the next fall meeting. wnen It VIII be
shot for on same conditions. The value
OF the cup IS 500.
Many Of the marksmen have returned
home. but enough remain 20 make the
medal matches and the WmbledOn-Cup
contest rxcitng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
FALL-RIyFR Hills.
Large Dividends Paid for the Last
Quarter.

From Boston Journal Of Commerce)
a fun statement Of dividends paid by
FAN River mills the last quarter has
been issued by G.. NJ. Hahards Co.
Thlrty-six corporations, operating sixty
four mills. and representing capital
stock OF 2lO5.C00, have paid out $3.50
or 2d per cent. for the quarter In
cluded in this statement is dividend OF
, Der cent. made by the Conanicut mills.
,rbe average annual rate would thus be
1915 per cent. The disbursements and
earnings Of the Fail River lron-Works
and Durfee corporations are not given
TO the public. but in both instances they
have been large. The POcasset mill has
vet TO declare IT'S dividend which will
probably be 2 per cent, at least. These
dividends by no means represent the
pbenomenaI prosperity Of the mills at the
present time. Nearly every corporation
i'm town IS so far freed from debt that
it's paper has an Al rating in financial
circles. The full statement OF dividends
L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
Excursion TO old Point and Norfolk

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER, ). $50,
and every Sunday until further notice.
Train leaves Chesapeake ana Ohio depot
az $50 o'clock a. NJ sharp. returning
leaves Ola Point at $50 =. NJ. sharp.
Two hours and ilfteen minutes Rock
ballasted Clean route No dust Only 81
round-trip fare 20 O!d Point ana Nor.
folk. Passengers fer Newport News and
Norfolk Will take rear coaches. Tickets
Tor sale at train. For fun particulars
see small bills ana posters.
BAILEY & CLASH. Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
THE LETTER-CARRIERs.
Richard II. Quinn. OF philadelphia,
Elected President.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September C.
The attention Of the letter-eariers was
centred to-day in the election OF officers,
and as soon as the session was begun
the friends OF various candidates began
canvassing for votes.
The report OF the trustees OF the benevo-
lent association was adopted after dis
cussiOn.
President Gordon withdrew as a candi-
date for reelection, leaving Richard h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07

MEMPHIS. TENN. September 6.-Ca-
leb Norman was shot and killed yoster-
day az Walls. Miss. by Horse Turner, n
quarantine officer. Norman had been run
out Of Arkansas. and was shot twice by
officers. He was driven away from Cow
Island on account OF smallpox. The
Mississippi authorities refused 10 let him
into that atate. and he could return nei-
Their TO Cow Island nor Arkansas. lie at
tempted - run the gauntlet and was shot
and killed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
Ioudop-Prencb Amenities.

LONDON. September 6.-sir Joshua
Renlls. Lord Mayor OF London, started
for Paris to-day The chief object Of
his visit is 10 invite President Faure 70
attend a reception 10 be given by the
corporation. He took with him none
Of the gorgeous attire Of his Office. hi3
luggage containing only his civic raiment.
PARIS. September 8-Tha Lord Mayor
Of London arrived here this evening. Fe
was cordially greeted by crowd OF 700
persons who had assembled at the rail-
r,oI ef4ffDn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
nanaolph-macon College. Ashland,

The next session win open Septembei
18Th.
Parties In Richmond can send their
sons from home on trains leaving Elba
az $40 and 7s0s A. NJ, and returning,
Ashland az SIS ard 619 y. III.
Tickets for three months. 5000. For
sale IT the Office OF the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
k,ucd by His stepmothcr.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. September g.
The Coroner of this county concluded TO-
day an inquest over the death Of Tommy
Howe a S-year-old old white boy. The
evidence tended TO show that his step
mother had maltreated the little fellow TO
such an extent as 20 bring him TO death
door. and completed her work by hurting
the chud from a balcony 20 the ground
where fl struck It's head against stone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
.rrcstch for rromicIdr.

BASIC. VA. September G.-(Special)-
officer Giles. Of this place. to-day arrest
ed Gyle alias Kenney Cc0lored), who shot
and killed a colored woman In Covineton
about two months ago. lie confessed the
shooting. His unguarded statements 70
another colored man caus suspicion 70
fan upon him. He will be delivered to the
authorlties in COylnst0n tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
News from Gray Gables.

BUZZARD's BAY. MASS. September
9Th. President. Joe jefferson. and Pri-
vate-Secretary Thurber have been to Lit
tie Island Pond. near the home Of Cape
cod folks, to-day on a fshing-trip In
the early evening Mrs. Cleveland was
seen taking a sail She left the launch at
Taylor's Landing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
"TnLBY" STILL THE FAVORITE.
Excursion TO Norfolk, Virginia
beach, md Ocean view.

Beach, nnd Ocean view.
Sunday. September Sth, and every Sum
dav thereafter until recalled. We viii run
our select seash0rc excursions VIA Nor
folk and Western railroad 10 Norfolk,
Virginia Beach. and ocean View. Train
leaves Byrd-Street Union) station az $50
o'clock 4. n, sharp. Returning, leaves
Virginia Beach al $40 y. NJ, ocean View
AZ GP.M., and Norfolk att =. NJ, stopping
only at Petersburg ana Suffolk. Fare for
the round-trlp: Richmond 10 Norfolk, 81.
TO Virginia Beach. $50, and 90 Ocean
View. Sis. Special yestibule coaches for
ladies and their escorts. Reduced rates
for meals at Princess Anne and Ocean
View hotels for our people. Through 10
ocean View without change Of cars, ana
speclaI train leaves FOR Virginia Beach
on arrival Of this train. VIII leave
promptly on time. 4 good dinner and q
nice dip I'm the ocean. all by going on tho
Trliby excursions Tickets for sale az the
train. Chair-cars on the Virginia Beach
train. Captain J. X. NICHE,
Il. +. ADAMS
M4uaOQra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
NIX Mnr.

ON November 1st Chatsworth herd,
which IS conceded TO be the largest and
most select lot Of mich cows In Virginia,
win furnish milk IN glass Jars 20 our
c,fizens az prices which win enable our
noorest people 10 drink milk in large
quantities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
Monitors and the Texas.

FORT MONROE. VA. September G.
The monitors Ajax and Canonicus. from
Norfolk passed In tow FOR Philadelphia
The battleship Texas sailed at O'Clock
this morning for cruise outside to test
her ,ngines. which were built BY the
Richmond Locomotive " rks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07

Testimony AgnInst Captain Cross
man 1T Madrid.

MADRID. September Count Hobkirk.
O Freedman who was on board the
American steamer Alliance al the time
sar was fired upon by a Spanish war
thip On Cape Maysi. Cuba. rs now in
W.s city. ln an interview to-day he said
lbai itr AiHguca was so close 20 the
coast that be could see the inhabitants
clearly When Captain Ogossman. the
---ier Of the AlliGnca. saw the Condo de
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-07
TIE DURANT TRIAL.
St,ls,oD Of Defence in The Case Begin
ming 10 Be Visible,
mil TO NE INTRODUCED.
,ru Represent the Murdered
ciri ma"ch" lamont and "'
..J ,n The Miniature Beifry A.
... Was Found.


... Was Found.
...--, 90, e..,.r,,.o- &
SASS I.,AN'iN''' '-'i"'
.. skeleton Df the defence ID the Ei'"'
. .L is beginning % De ialntly
rt.,hcr they have the scnsa-
..... ffat thtv have limited
.,...,.. 49,. ,te,.
I.It"' ''''''''''' 49,
... ... Police Department Ihere
..... l.f in ho trial about the
....ft.. and ,bqir f,tDous-
49,. ~, 49,.
IhE every '''" '''"l "'' i'''
... u..u their IreconceVed i4ea thdt
..s OBJ. guilty man.
....,.. syery Ur1uogitIyn Of the
...,....... an ,.. .t,oc
'"' "'' ''.
oil. DID. I.... are turning everything
. OH. prisoner they VIII raise "a
......... ,t,.. ,,.,D rr,t,,c.. ~
l' F.'- ''.' '"''"0 ann ''''
... ..r0.se they nope VIII raise the
.... doubt fu tho ury's mind that
.. t..r. from bringing I'm a verdict
. certain that the trial wifi De
.. ....r.. n such minor witnesses
t,e who merely found the
H. physician. who only COM
d.. autopsy are each examined
....... ..r. how long VIII the attor-
... .r I.rrt keep The witnesses who
... ... testimony against Durant
.. Stand.
t. ..r. who VIII swear she saw Du-
OIL. .. Emf. OBJ. church that fatal after
.. rH U.H.h. Lamont; Oppguhcimcr.
. ....I dealer iu j.wciry. who
.. ...- Irrt tried 90 sell him one
.. .rrs rings and the Wit
- t. whom Duraut made remarks
......rt with the present theory Of
t.... .ul the facts the police VIII
.-.. a undoubtedly be kept on the
.... fr.Hs b.strici-Attorney Barnes
.. take only two weeks TO get
Ir rr.. IL 10 does not occupy
GU. months present indications count for
l..
. Na cas-. has been almost cX-
... OBI. NJ models. maps. charts.
Sims. ana GRAMS The witnesses tss-
t.. .ar l band. ana every spot they
-.. tr.- Indicate either on the clah0-
,... .... .t tls tower. or on the dia-
.u
I1LL EXHIBITED.
- ..... OIL. thing more ulaip the
..- v#H exhibit doll 10 repre-
Co.. .. dead e.rI A. is as pretty a don
... ..-l..lUt.I % baby but il viii play
A.. .--. part n mis- trial II is one
.tr pretty French dolls. with movable
.u..I h1r. and eyes that close.
r. ... I. I..I DO the corner Of the miria-
OLD. .-r with arms folded across the
.- ..I head turned slightly 90 one
kept n position by two tiny