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Control or
Be Controlled
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tao1 you must
ask yourself. Il suf-
ferng from 3 NeTv-
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waite 5isca sc. With
such diseases there
can bs no compEo-
mise. Either you
control them or
they control yea.
The proper control
IS care. and the best
cure is the scientific
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROsAIIE

STEAMER KOSALIE.
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday, at
1000 a. m; returning. leaves Victoria at
20 y. III. Steamer George Il. Starr leaves
for Port Townsend and way ports daily.
except Saturday. at 200 y. m; Sunday.
direct n, a. IN: returning. direct leaves
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June II.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, June lo.-Wheat-M Milling
price: No club. 7ic: No. blue stem, &c;
export price. nominal
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TIME SCHEDULE.
In Efcct April -, 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE.
For Spokane. Ross.aad, 81. Paul
ana as. ;.---.--..--..-.-.-...- 4aU p. m
sFor Olympia .................... IT'S a M
For Gray's Harbor and South
For Tacoma. 7I5 and $50 a. m. ~ = 49,
400 and. ....... .......-.......... TOO .. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE,
From Spokane. Rosslsnd. S..
Paul aud East. II SO q. m.
From Portland ..-.-...........-... sos p. IN.
From OiyEpia ................. sos p. m.
sFrom Gsay's Harbor and South
From Tacoma. $50 and II: So a. y ''''
eDaily except Sunday. All others daily.
This card subject 10 change without no
tice-
Through tickets TO Japan and China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company.
For rates routes and other tnfor DaeloA
I. A. NADEAU.
General Agent. Seattla
City Ticket Office. cor. Iesler way and
First avenue
Depot Ticket Office. corner Western ~.
enue and Columbia street
A. .. CHARLTON
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
No. rs Morrison street. corner Third,
Portland. Or.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.
Gsq+tfsa Y..nn - q

Seattle, June % 1897.
Exchanges 81 the Seat<se. Tacoma and
Portland clearing horses tosay were.
Ctear2ncas. Balances.
Sea-tls $IEs as2 - slls- IS
Tacoma .. 81 90 Is $50 20
Portland 49,. 1ss GA - g 80 %
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Prod dee, Fruits. Etc.

Aiiilstufrs- Middlings, SIC 5oa2o 20 Per ton,
California bran, per ton. $lig0qi5
Hay-,W heat. Ss&fl0.5e per ton wheat and
cat, sgGle; cal. s6gs.5e; river barley. s5qi6;
$s9iS; stock, SQt: compressed wheat 81 %
gfl9; new crop wheat, slqs.s0 per ton; oat.
s6a6.a9; best barley $637. alfalfa, s.. straw,
Potatoes-River reds. 5aqeoc; oregon
Burbanks, esG15c: Petalgma and Tomales
Burhanks; 59u.'o; new potatoes. 5ocgsl
cucumherS. small. per box. 35f3fee: dried
peppers. 6ag7c: dried okra, IeIl2ise: garlic.
1'safZi1e; common asparagus. Hc3$i per
peas 3gfe'sc per pound; string beans. lg2c
per pound: summer squash, 4996Ae per
small box; rhubarh, zi4tGA, per box.
Fruit-R0vsj apricctS. s10Soc ner box.
peaches. 603S5c per box: green apples 4Asp
SOC per box strawberries. Longyvorth {,
O. per chest; do. large. ssiis0 per chest;
h1sTk6erres $is5fi5 per crate rasT6arrS,s'
$e9s per chest; cherries. k0yal Anne, POO
AZ per box cdrTalits. So - per chest;
choice naNcss. $500 seedlings. si&ff@:
Nj xlsssn lr1es. 5000 per bax. cofnrrn1
California leIaouS, q. $3.50. choice IN
S2s}2e5; fz8Danas, Szss32se per bunch
s5lFe.4rrfaz SeFt1 pr dozen per@{a p ,sote.'
u per pound. fls16oc per box
Rntter-faney creamery Ia. common
do fEt4z1i1c. fancy daf~y. lsgl5lsc: good 10
chcice ls5fl5c common. li l5e.
s'fees,.--,F AucE milo. oew. s.. fair IA
esn1j. sSa1.ac; California cream ches5dar. III
4aaaE AFil 81. Sas'sc, Eastern. Il
EsEs-Raaeh. i2lalae pr dozen: store.
I1et. Is ~; suck eggs 3sc
Poultry Turkey goleisfls. t1Ff5.e rsar y.
ID. aens- ]3a -, 81 repstsTs. s+tI4 70 per
duEaU young, oo. SaSst.lst. small 6r0t1 srs
s-s~se, large. 30. so f~1-ers SECS. hens
s 1I4 ~. dlge Il. ol3. g 81 per .fazfn
g g1~sl.nss, sSce$A@; pigeons, l@5gi5o
ger dozen
ctoeiug Quotations.
.Wneat-Qaiet and nra; December. r.2I
Hzrley--Flsns: December sac.
Cot0--I&ree ysslcw. "a.
bran-CallfcrfiA- 81 *sg
Wool and Hops.
yvoel- Spring choice fooehlu v~g6r:
san joaquin. SIX n3pHtAs 15s-. do vaar's
staple. letc, mountain. 1se5 &c. Nevada,
l"e. C'regoa. IssG ~ A1rt ceru. tegl5c.
lECr@-t9 uot&ala at Nts~> p@E pound
Financial
SILVER fars .... KS. prsfts-<sirA. -.
Mex 6ols ....ss S.ss! telegraph ..... 70 :
winInm stocks.
sra -. 49, I l...' - .--------- |.
= ~e $500 - 30 y s tNl-- 49,. :
AstNtr 49, y l-sat- ~ @s1 Cen. 49,
&sttfe ls.a - --..- s.s%sc2G -.... ..-.. IS
ss-~L & taftt-}sE - - esSs1 -.- $500. ..
E@-ia CON ~ I.4o,o 80. 49,.
ft4aaDa > NsFafn ..- 80 .
Es@l9.er C5a - 49, =. escet1eats3 Con 80.
"a @-er.A .- 8 D4s14r -.. 80. -. : -
ttiaAs ts3se %oa -, = AsstEi5-aa .. -
tEeltaF -..sk~l tultssl --- -. IS
Confidence 80. s. ~sTzlSs -.. -. - *
Goa. "a * Vars SCORPION -. -. /.
eec- Iszssz rsaI slerv4 Neya5z -. a
G-a- Ma oTA e. Silver ES5H 80. 49,. I
t-e1wa Pc.rs .---. - ag&1l Con -. - =
k.xgr@g4eF --~- .-f -aE Cen. -. .
GoGi2 q t'ssTrte . yellow 1acErs -
Grand prise go D.. .-t Standard - - aa,
A&.s - %eE~-pS&- a
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Suffering Women
10 no: despair.

NoEtA"tst
xHo. no no. aes-afr
~ evn,Ts{hv. h,It hsIr Tor vo., w.,
& no garthtv rea sn.s why Van ssor,ts
louger enst4rN fhe trfSe,f.s srtsf+r
arh~s FslnHr or sli@ulse. mes, ~ 49,,
SS s'e Id + IKE . HeF w 3i' rs, 2
a. ya3r strength health and hna9tv
ana make yel pTt1a turev 0f8 In
sacred can Science. tell everything 20
Ts,Stor Ea1c.tfe, who - SO. expers IN
an Fs male Complaints
Weak Men 5 13.'nT ws5 si s5,s y.,, "a
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FOR co
ker Oh
Trying Z
A ~ TrEr"

ANTSfO
"a bond |
against n
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sim of 81
ed on aces
Of the ms
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I hight b@
E stock 81
the effect
xchange
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and susp
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OF 400 " |
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sTEAMERS.
:
FLY ON THE FLYER"
4 ~rss,

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Fsf round trips daily. except Sunday.
d one hoEs and twenty-five m.nutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Taeoma
ssts az follows:
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. May ..
TIME CARD.
Gnx.s fare. 5ec: round trip. TIC.
Law Seastle-IsI. Ills a. IN. 2i5, SIS
u
kavs Tacoma-a:s1 a. m: /. $50, p. m.
SUNDAYS
Lfsse Battle 30 a. III. IL m. p. III.
Leave Tecoma--s.S'l u. m 80. 80 y. IN.
lAstirs Al Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
sNs and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
- street, Seattle
sastays steamers Flyer and state af
Ssfhsnrion fare g.
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arc IA
&ayt ss
tn - Gae
langthay
ct here !
CD as fhs
vaaad fsaE'
e xxass EEn$-
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WAT sot'ND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY,
VICTORIA ROUTE.

Ia H ~ a''y OF Kingston between Ia
mssa., ana Victoria. Il. 4.
~ 49, Lti Al tacoma TIA, Ar 4 .fEryn
Ha,4s ? SEATTLE - Ar 2fspri
l sss. ~ Pt Townsend. n Arm .laau
e. ~ Nv Victoria Nj Nv s.S,am
$50 except Sunday
MI. ~ s.sasisef furnishes first class accom-
|agS. carrying both freight and
arrss and leaves fFem Ne@lrr wharf.
|ss,es.. ,es victoria, az : 81 T. IN. and for
f+sssRgefs ggr Xtas,.s, .-,c .,..,,,,,,
.s'ss sutii a. m.
:" 'a&as. Tickets etc tnaul~, ~
q. 4. TBORNDYNE.
\ SADEAt'. - '''N
.Nasfai Agent. y. J.. Nv.. Seattle.
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Total sales.
The total sales of stocks today were
General Quotations.

General Quotations
TIonr-Receipts. Is. 90 barrels: exports,
I. so barrels. Fairly active and firm. and
unchanged.
Nheaf-Rece!pts. IL 80 bushels: exports.
- ca bushels Spot. drms options opened
firm and advanced tgrcgulariy al day on
the general covering, heavy Staboard
cIearauceS frost complaints nom the
Northwest and fears OF July nlauipuIa-
ton: closed unsettled at sale net aa-
vance. June No. red closed at sec; Sep
tember closed ~ lel2c.
WOoI-FirIn.
Petroleum-Dull; Pennsylvania crude.
STEADY. July. sSc bid.
Metals.
Coppar-SteAdy. Lake. brokers price.
81. exchange price, SllQgts8Ftl lz,z.
Pix sron-tauic1, Northern. sio1fiZ-
Unsteady Straits. Sl8o5s b. ~, plates.
easy.
spelteT-Firn. al S2Rt4n.
Lead-F3rm; exchange price, *+lssy
. Szls broker price 81.
Cosfee-GsptAons closed dun at unchanged
prices 10 & points net decline, Sales. : 20
bass including. September. t.s~c; spot.
k{o s44ef. mild. quiet
Sugars trcng. centrifugal. n test. 5isc,
mold = So standard y. a., confeetlon-
ers' A. $50 rat loaf. 5fse: crushed. 55sc.
powdered. v'sc. granclate8, s@sc. cubes. ~.
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as@a 10 81
tons Of he
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------,r.-1yTED-seale9 tenders adj
yDEEs - u5derzagned viii be re-
srSe5 % o. - arur3ay. the 18th day OK
- "a suel.a.s. far sas gaFF s1sw,a Z.
bssEre.a. q g. taciu5sng stock
Seesn5 .sSsne material. lager beer
a 5eefs 80 ragyr.s. horses, etc. god
~r2s. e.ssS.,.A interest. Particulars
e 80 49, al sale on Application
/ "a se<st1o.-s :. benz sosd a. a going
- oaxns 70 an orsser q .fle 49,
so a British co.u na1la:
- es 49, er any .enaef not necsssA-
- seser ~,.,or4a, Z. c.. this 9TH day
y ~, T. = 90. A. VI. Y. fNEES.
- 4 rnnes. Solicitors. Etc. Ss5s
ps.s a.. Victoria. z. 9:
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Distinguished specialist, Or. R2tcljne, who
has had more experience and greater sue
cess shan any other rcoystcian even in the
$780,,
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.sir Aion

,sir Alon |
T1N0IisE
rnment h
RS. with 1
I I'm the
Russia al
opinion Il
nd capitu
settie thar
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stRTlIE1
sn's Mad
Ahout tt
st~yhvnTpr n

a y ANAF& A<
of the T.
nj the
? ground
m the ret
ssaly- IT
lcnt of pc
t OF the al
ZEN practi
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. June o.-wheat-wall
Walla, 7sI75c; valley, 15c.
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L. & II. TRANSPORTATION Co.-Week-
Is Time card.
steamer Champaign. Sgaxit River route.
leaves Seattle June :, AZ i. IN. June II,
at a. m. June II, at a. ID Leaves Mount
Vernon June .. a. p m. June II. N 10 "a.
n; June u. NJ " noon, calling at Tulalip.
Stanwood. Fir, Skagit City. Mount Vernon
and Avon.
cry DOCK-Steamers for all points on
the Sound. Open al night. H. III. ncDon-
aid Mastar. Teieplsone. Main 81.
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AGE i

-
present
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rosyenor,
nj Col. {
responded
light vein
many liy
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wing IN.
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of nrew
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ounds. b
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the heat.
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sersaries
thirteen.
esting. G
hey recall
nation,
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ration IA,
for Tenn
EAR OF It's
ont year
, the gre.
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national
not only
ucrcss on
tcious sta
ry. rlesa
realized.
II steriini
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The l,ui
way throu
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er TO Ggs
md In the
ser loyal
a; the eli
10 orga
to he Kan,
graceful
OF pstria
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Of seif-g
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ar Serse
to yle n
Fl. G.. Je
ifniratty
Faiiiser or
readiness
). or the
ways
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3. ssr.
tue Of 81 I'D
kRg NsaJ
nd w.su
A. ~
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: ns~ ~
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tie. SAD.
- sxt#
and nss9.9
achiaers y
ssclysat, -,
me ssosvw9x
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'e. cent +
- .n'sS ;
,e'slslss.sss
: VIII ~ =
Il the - =.
10 he w !.
aceerssmS1
ases
svrr.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO, June fo-Family ex-
tras. 81. ,0ai,S5. bakers extras, 81 $50 l. s.;
supertine, s.. lWg4S5.
Wheat Shipping. 81. G,is51. Is: for local
use ST. 2saf1 .Z7la; milling 81. 3NT71 35
Barlsy-kaed. 67ieI71L.c. choice bright.
s2i2c. do new, 81 sGi10c; brewing s5eJsDc
oats-Com mon white 95cMSl .07Ie: good TO
choice. Si.ioa 40: fancy feed. 81 25Qi.s0.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, 9.il2: barley CEN
tails b,lAo; corn, centais, SO, 60 Eastern,
$40: potatoes 2.5is; onions. sacks. 7i2:
bran. sacks. 81; middiings. sacks f95:
hay, tons, SO; straw. tons. 81. wool b les
g; hides, number $50; wine. gallons. u, -o0;
brandy. gallons GO.
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SEATTLE. ASACORTEsS. FsTRHAvEy,
WH8TCCM AND BLAINE.
Connecting At Wb&fcou with steamer for
Point Roberts. Steamer George l.. Starr
leaves Seattle at D. N. Mondays. Wed
ness3ays and Fridays. connecting at Ana
cortes with train for Woolley, Sedro L4y-
naa. aud Hamilton arriving AT Nhatcon
a, m leave Wbalcom for Blaine 8 a m.
Returning. leave Blaine p. m, leave
Whatcofn 5 D. IN. Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays arriving a. Seattle at 8. IA.
Arlington Dock. Telephone Pike -
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sI.t. IN s.
- of VA
King M
III. VS. W.
y. MarrA
orier az q
4 on, aa
,hove-ea'i1
- =
na desfssn-'
ollawinx T.
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,gyen shst /:
,Ss. Al Y
4 day Al u
IN ire y
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LIE in ~
| Df ashins]
III. E6xsd
| r.. Coiewsd
,e Solicited
corporaishtl
and Emnd
| ~ the Sc'N]
any. for @
ndants. -
| rider OF "a
out OF q
love-en;isA
III telivefa
| blowing re-
unity. MAJ
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nents then
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lot nag
nun,hetl
Hilton, 10 {
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auditor So
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|Al.E In {
a Of Wa
king Am
Ihn TIL ~
IN n. JssA
Ntarhes e.
No s ST.
order NJ q
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l,oys-eetil4
| M deuysfd
The sun., 1897-12-04

morning to attend the election Of a
major.
James II. Malloy, of No. ll2O French
street, was taken to his home on Friday
morning in an unconscious condition.
DR.. Draper pronounced the case one Of
congestion.
On Thursday, Judge Ball sent two
boys, Harry kessler and Herman Kloss,
to the Reform School. The boys robbed
the money drawers at Third Street Mar
ket House.
A chocolatare was given by Miss
Mller's Sunday school class at Calvary
Episcopal Church last night. Music was
furnished by Miller's orchestra.
Mr.. Barrett's term as presiding elder
will expire in March. The following
have been mentioned as his successors:
Revs. J. D. c. Hanna, W. L. s. Murray
and Ezra Tinker.
Peter Conlin, OF New Castle avenue,
while working at the Diamond State
Iron Company, ran against the lever OF
an iron door, and badly cut his head.
DR.. First attended to his injuries
General X. L. Holiday, superintend-
cnt OF Delaware X. r., and DIR. o. II.
Gilpin, of Middletown, were the guests
OF Collector of Port Cooper, at the Fed
eral Building, on Thursday.
Past Grand Recorder James II. Apple
by, Of this city, will be one of the speak
crs at the Outten Lyceum, Lewes, DEL,
wlep the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows will celebrate the Gfticth year Of
the institution.
Rev. Thomas J. Mason of the Reform
ed Episcopal Church Of the Redccmer
left this city for Chicago, on Thursday,
where he will remain several weeks.
During his absence his pulpit will be
filled by Rev. Caleb Allen.
Miss Elizabeth Quiglcy, Of 1901 Shall
cross avenue, was found dead on Friday
morning about 1890. 1t is believed that
death resulted from heart disease. Miss
Quigley was about 6S years of age, hav-
ing been a resident OF this city for fifty
years.
A "chocoataire" was held last evening
at Calvary p. f. Church, Third and
Washington streets, by Miss Julia Mil
Icr's Sunday School class. 1t was quite
success but owing to the disagreeabc
weather many could not attend who had
purchased tickets. 1t will again be held
this evening.
A musical and supper was given in the
Washington grammar school last night
by the Teachers Be ncfcial Association.
A long program which contained many
local favorites. among whom were Miss
Mary r. Thielman, Mrs. William Aims
worth, Mabel $. Haley and an amateur
orchestra. About 500 was received.
The sun., 1897-12-04
THORN SENTENCED TO DIE.
Justice Maddox Sends the Murderer
of ofGuIdensuppe to the Electric
CIti.D D.linI His Guilt.

LoSG ISLAND Cry, J.. l., Dec. 81
Martin Thorn was sentenced this morn
ing to be executed in the electric chair
at Sing Sing Prison, for the murder Of
William Guldcnsuppc during the week
beginning January 10, 1898.
Long before 10 o'clock, the time fixed
for the prisoner to be arranged, the court
room was crowded. Judge Maddoy,
however, did not ascend the bench until
1925. Thorn was brought in by Captain
Mcthvrn few minutes later. lie looked
rather pale, but otherwise there did not
appear to be any change in his dcmcanor.
After the handcuiis were removed he
greeted his counsel, William F. Howe
and Joseph Moss.
Clerk Seaman then told rhornto stand
up, and he promptIy y Eprang to his feet.
The clerk asked the prisoner :
"Niartin Thorn have you anything to
say why the sentence Of the court should
not br passed upon you ~
Thorn rather heSitatcd, but replied :
"Nothing. am not guity.'
Mr.. Howe "You mean to say that
you are not guilty ~
Thorn replied eyes"
Then there was Il silence OF two or
three minutes when Judge Maddox pro-
nounc"d the sentence as follows
"Thorn, you were indicted and con-
| victrd for Il most atruciuuS crime, thc
/ killing OF William Gudensuppc You
| had IL lairand impartial trial, and your
astutc counsel took advantage of every
point that was fair, and they dcicndrd
vo> in most able manner The cvi-
drnrc justified the verdict. The law says
the crime Of which you have been con-.
victcd is punishable by death, and it is Il
very unpleasant duty for me to perform.
law. You are to be taken from whence
You were brought, and from there taken
to the State prison ut Sing Sing,and there
tD be confined until the week beginning
January 10, 1898, and then to be exccut-
ed according to law.'
Thorn looked squa~ly at the Judge as
he heard the fatal words consigning him
tothe electric chair Judge Maddox
seemed to be more visibly affected than
the prisoner. In passing the sentence
the court omitted to say "May God have
mercy on your SOUL
The sun., 1897-12-04
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who took to the boats, are missing.
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The sun., 1897-12-04

SENATOR WELLINGTON of Maryland has contrace the rdlc'
lous habit suing newspapers for libel than which there IS no
more foolish business for public statesman sincerely
desrou of serving his native rarely has time for such things
as libel suits
The sun., 1897-12-04
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The sun., 1897-12-04

ONE thing that distresses the opponents Of Hawaiian annexation
the Japan has practically withdrawn her objection to the
project This leaves the antannexon without leg to stand
on or war scare to wave the country
The sun., 1897-12-04

MR. started for Mexico but he explained before de-
parting that he had intention OF studying the tree silver system
that country He probably feels that it won't bear Investigations
The sun., 1897-12-04

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The sun., 1897-12-04

THINGS have reached pretty Kansas when member OF
the Legislature Hon. Jerry Simpson, NJ c. of couslon
with the railroad lobby at Topeka for the defeat of
bill obnoxious railroad interests When popuss fall out IN
this fashion, and take pummeing anothers integrity there
some danger that the State will itself at early day into
the that depsed putocacy which responsible tor its
present prosperity.
The sun., 1897-12-04

THE New York crook must look to his laurels as the leading
artist in his line The growing popularity of St. Louis as con-
vi on town seems have developed grade Of pckpocket
hitherto unknown in that section and surprising anything on
record here The cup question extracted SOS from the pocket
of policeman while the latter duty at fire. And he got
away with it, St. Louis is certainly advancing toward fresh
rivalry with Chicago