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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
The New
Fall Dress Goods.

These are tcmptations-meant
20 lead to early buying. You'll
find them to your left inst as you
enter the store. The trimmings
are close by Here's a digest:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

smyth Brothers & Kline. Of the South
ern Horse Bazaar. have sold 10 Hannah
Kelly, Norfolk. Va. chestnut marc.
six years-old. breeding untraced. that is
both fast and good looking. This mare
can show forty gait. and draw weight
10 road wagon. She will 10 driven 10
pole by her new owners, who have mated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

The black pacing gsldine Doubtful Is
showing up well I'm his work over tho
half milo; track az Glenlca Farm. The
son OF yellow Jacket whose dam is bv
Bald Chpof worked three heats during
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15

for minute analysis the evidence % Jessie
Aorfofd. Howard Wetmure. Mrs. Wet
More and Mr.. Fgrby. whom he designated
ss The states four star witnesses. For TIE
girl b expressed deep sympathy. Toward
ihs others he vas rot 50 gentle and ne
pointed cat 20 the jury step by step how
Ehs.F testimony had been controyertea at
every Important point. He coatsndea that
even = Forny's evidence were true. IL
ala rot establish that Ford was II Seat
tie On January r. WITH regard % BE-
arntrrhEng the character of Jessie Morf0rd
be dealed tAat ire defense WAS responsible
for bringing her character sato cuurt
SPEAKING n Aaolph Nslgs testimony. Mr.
Humphrey sail that The defense had not
even thought L warth while . crasa-ex-
anime the IIpeach!ax Witnesses. and mat
Seifs evidence wss c9rroaoratea s1bstan-
tally ~ the admissions ~ Bon Ridley
himself lie Challenged Mr. McElroy 70
show why the state had takes pictures OF
three sides = the Starr house and ret Of
the fourth.
Mr.. Humphrey made an eTsctfve resume
% tns evidence against Jessie MoTgara
ard made telling point when ~ irslstea
taaf her afTecu9Dets Intercourse stir hoys
as SHOWN even bT Bon Rsplevss
admissions was utterly Inconsistent
wita her plea shai So lad loved
Mv. Fard swIfh hsr whoae hart %
sor's evidence as tapsacAlux Young an5
appealed 80 che stsnoEra pliers record TFe
referred CALAMITY 90 tae prevailing ser.f-
seat among Americans as lstUstra1Irg how
difiAceit g w9s - secure evidence against
a wsnaan's character and how absurd .
was % sunqese that witnesses FAD rot eniy
volunteered 20 TESTIFY against Jessie N9f-
ford but saa pagfured themselves IN dong
So he O. prseased NJ. Harris atsa & Sc
tAa members - Farf family a. 8uBaees-
sary un1est ard tsF~aahie EIs Believed
shat Jessie VAS mistaken f. what sEs BAD
sid about f,eahAn1's l1tnacF Ett-l her
fasg as - believed aaa wka mistaken 81
h=r testimony ASSET F-r8- '-hnf u VIA
she sad about her h~atner-ia-lAw is true.
Enan I aavs ~ an7loE2 20 make for at
taekirx hGfu fEvlaE az dead II he as what
she confessed be $50 Sc CsgAt 90 he act
only a. IRE heffena - fhs saa. eus n tAe
ewest 6srfhs O. AsB
As tAtss rs~Eirs werfs lsft tire r1u7gsj's
JfnS Ms DerhBrn. wA9 vas seRte3 wtthtn
ne bar xreN PAGE aaa reele3 se har eeaEr
Hsr SISTER weaf 20 trtnE by Eass o.
watar b7lt a. she aere aret 1ao'-t tc falnt
see Nas I'D tr11n fAa row. wf-a ere Gt-is
fs-sitv ErouH aAeut he9 her f1@ g
usoa-rsux nsak3nE etycrz a7@esi srr
syrnrstnv Tnts as -ss upset. Mr. 4a-
nArsy lu tis arwam#7t He csatrr-ed
~antansfEar thas tAe change - date - tha
alleged sesIa-sto1 vas bases cu sAsfy al
rssssisa of Fers a. Ere~+,t when as @s3
fs~t reached the seat of ere snnreH r. a.
sftnr ride - six-r-tEo ~oars g ac1f So
.erre*.~fsv e. refresh Pc memory SIS
f~ok ar erse bv cne tz~ Sa-s~ftars tE fs--
aarv Ar& arxued tTaTn tae sssAFu-s l1at
rers AS ret ,n Sesr-le - any e-s Et
tesen w-Ets severe i-Te-ssre AzE.-se
-s-ss v-As SAD t-sassrf ca fraEEsre fes
s.-rv - 80 arts sAs9e ssts ~1H~- q
aeA4s srg trsAufs 20 Per erreane-@i era
So s-ergnassge screaF 20 fse ~T AT
Hunehrey -1ne3asea IS EFEezEe1r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15

fuI. was SIN bold enough - make love.
The coUTtship was short and sweet
Three months ago Martin became a hEs-
hand. and with his bride commenced
housekeeping fl the Seattle Central
MARTA lost bis position. and the task 81
supporting the family f. presumed 20
have fallen UPON the treasure Of the wife.
Mrs. Reno Is naturally a hard working.
Industrious woman. and she did not en-
Joy the sight OF her husband idle day
after day. They had 20 trouble about the
matter. but yesterday morning Mrs
Reno told the lord % Tire house that 60
was time for him 70 80 out and do some
thing toward securing work tie could
ret expect them - 1--we OF the Ettie SUM
she bad saved - ~ dint o. economy ane
hagd work before she took her second
step IL the matrimonial lottery.
Reno took tns curtain lecture phIlo-
s0ph3caily and made no attempt - get n
ere last word He szt iu a deep study ard
While thus engaged ne was Iett alone by
Mrs. Reno. who went cut Into the yard 70
60 some work. she was gene about afsaen
minutes. On returning she discovered
that Martin had vanished 4 present uent
81 eva came - her a13 she rushed 20 the
bureau where sae had h~r uttte fortune
Fla slowed away. j. was Eoae All her
hard work hsd beer f7r nothing 81 ore
moment s.sa}thy ha1a I'D robhed her
ard aer Ltle rhs1a.
After rscovertrg from the shock shat had
ma4a her SICK Rt hes~t she stared ONT n
search e her missing aashzud and the
money she ESmzw believed ~ has taken
with him. she went fr1ru street 20 street
SCARE uF -arss1itv fsr TIRE r-fssf1x one
bat 10 trace coul3 she discover Finally
she fopG1 HeT vas - rcsce headquarters
ard told Caef Reed aeoU- her trcs-h'es
Ire ehset referred her "a .he prosecuting
attorney Befn< comparatively a stranger
- the streets - tse ~ity. zAs had a lard
tsr1n 81 HrH.nx tee - 81 Presenting A.
teruev y Egr~v ard Assistant: FTart we're
a. ire crsrthegss bat Mrs Reno waited
pztenfls for thAir rsturn - tel aow she
R..F r.rs ~~Al.Ela
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15
ANTS EMESTs.
MeEvven. the Hypnotist.

AeEwe1. the hypnatist and mind reader.
opens az tire Third Avenue theatsr Sunday
night He IS said % be the father Of
hypaotisn. as the hrst case. u suspended
animation ever studied b. scientists II this
country vas one OF his subjects gh0 re-
NAMED IN thar state az the Bellevue hos
pltal IN New York for FIVE days. The ex-
hib.rion given BY NcEwen varies materi-
ally from tire usual exhibition purportiCs
to be OK q ike nature. He duplicates
everything done by Bishop. tombstone aad
others. ard goes further into the work
than any q them The beauty Of his *
hibitions Is that they are founded on SCI
entisic facts. not theories and that they
DO not lead any persons Up 70 tAat wildly
hystsTic2i state thai is often seen n people
who have Witnessed the work q faSirs
VINO d. rot attempt - Justify or explain
their work on arr lines known % the SCI
entfhc world. That this gif- Is % some
practical benefit IA shown by the fact that
McEweu has on many occasions caused the
suspension Of animation while surgical
operations we're being performed. teeth ex-
trzctee. and kindred tests performed. Mr-
McEwea = .he author Of the Embodied
drive. which NcIvor-Tyud8ll performed In
this city last season he says that he has
abandoned g. however. 40 IL t. easily
coanterfe.ted and is getting % be quite
common among faklrs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15

Detectives Powers ard Corbett have
Solved EAs mystery surrounding TIE h8rg-
larry CT - \. Brocketts room q ne
Gaobs Eotel last Monday n5zht- Yestsr-
day afternoon T. a Harrington. who says
that ne = 4 rzlirozd man. vas arrested
ard taken 20 golses headquarters When
questioned - told several stories. One
was that lis eAOt1es were n 4 r1orz 81
TIRE Dereg hotsl instead q unzer a certain
szlcan- TIE officers investigated ire
zto-y about ths Dsreg. and found CIT that
X was false- Laey brought THE clothes
III sch we're found under the saloon. before
Harrington. but ne denied az kuowlz5Ee
o. them The police claim 70 have svt-
cencs that Harrington tried 70 leave ire
cl2tnes, which have bes- identified as
those % BTucketI's n a saloon. but tia
proprietor Seaid not allow Il. ard then
ne secFetsd them n ire basement Tia
Clothes consisted Of 4 nne overcoat. rev
black cut&way and vest and a pair CO
trousers Harrington viii be arraigue3
Tor burglary. as the crime was committed
Il the night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15

Ezra. "a corrobcratsd By the evidence Of
Mrs. wssmore and her son. Howard Wet
nars. tia last two witnesses shewiag
TIE degrees OF intimacy existing between
FaF9 and Jessie Morferd.
Tia second position Is that Ford could
at have had Intercourse with Jessie a.
;as time alleged. This position. Of
easrse, Is supported b the evidences Of
a. abb The evidence IA support u the
All Il furnished ~ Nr. Ounce. Gsrfisi1.
Gas. Nerrfs. II. A Ford and others.
slowing rord's Whereabouts up to Janu-
Az - ard no further. Mr Hart stated
ts&s While be believed the statements OF
tazss witnesses we're not true he believes
tsat tks witnesses we're honestly mis-
nksn. two or three e them being con
tfaslcset b. Mr.. Forhy. Of Strive. Allen,
E2ghes & NcsUeken. who testified pos
lively that he was IN Ford's Office on
January Is snd that both Ford ard Jes-
Sc Ma1ford were there al that time.
Fssa's asibi Mr. Hart rontenGsd. had at
sasgisly no support hy any witness save
Ferd for TIE time between January =
ard January = and was weak n the fact
tai BE admitted thar the register q the
Eetsi Perkins. In Portland. where ne
Gained - have slept wcua not show bis
ra=e ana n the further fact that re Was
har1i VIVA. Or where he claimed 10
ssse sispt en- IRE nights 81 January =
All n o. ire ulxat q January = Ford
r'airzst e have gene % RosshgTE ans
Q aaFe remained there TIL February g
s&lssnE = protractea meeting fn this
tpfa VAS supported BY Churchill. C REESE
sarx. As opposed 20 these statements as
Ferris being n RosahurE a. thar tire.
fsI1s Ire evidence 81 Jessie NorfsT3
tsi y was Ia Seattle which Is positive
AZ which Is supported ~ re svsaeGce
z hovaFe NPsmoFe. who swears PES
hssS that Ferd was IN Seattle the last
1a1nary snd vas wftA Jessie M9Ff0rd
IL - Me- Vwetr1ara
As . tie th.s8 position taken ~ The
~ssfase NJ Hart cAaractzrt1e3 Sc as =
ma<s remarkable ara unnatural ere. L
- - re effect. Even waite 7 havs
- rat a. net a. tbs tAgnr. sn8 was
e. AsTs. stii = ;as tsFy an8s THESE state
azrts not trge ard taaf Z eas here ana
- aASs Intercourse wlth Jessls MoEf1r3.
=. wnai& nct - guflty eesawss tne
fffvtems character for chastity ~as
sesN HrevtstlS meaning Per - sr-
80 seF chastity ar % ard AZ TIE tine os
= Alleged xaaucrsn
Hart ccHten5ed tnst fha STATE naa
sRnSiassvs}y established that are was a
- 81 e. the tlTs sAe catered wa~sFs
s AZ sewer knew shat valEarttv was
asferef - the sgnatty stories tell
~a2 as aezreastcne. aa5 aeveT knew
asc3v.c1s a8vaeee was tu sAe
Nzsssr tie bans - har p rfs-eriaE So
- he srrife3 tN1s she eas assse~ea
as5afs1et. ara thst shst fa~f sssnss
asnfra as.ses a.e ans evidence s-ws "a.
sefa taas SIS Wfteacrs aus f4ea&rl
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15

A uriaue entertainment viii be seen R'
the Seattle thcater next Monday and
Tuesday when Hermann the Great com
nary. headed BY Icon Hermann, nephew
ard successor 10 Hermann the Great. au1
Adelaide Hermann. the widow q the
saad magician. viii present an entertain
r.snt q magic. Firth sr3 mystery that i
said 20 Dc The most wonderful and elae-
orats ever given On any stage The new
magician. Leon Hermann, recently
scored an Unprecedented htt in Chicago,
where Hermann the Great company cp-
enad their regular season. Every news
pansr ia Chicago pronounced him The
cleverest magician = the present CAV.
ard many stated that n some respects
Re was tne superior % MS late uncle ITS
illusions are usw. and many - them are
SO wv~tifv}ar Vs 20 almost startIe his sG-
licences lute the belief that ths perforrner
must De in ieagus wtth some supernatural
agency. The praxvs Enu3e q magic Is var-
80 ~ the marvellous sui dazzling SPEC
tacu'ar dances 70 - g.vsa BY Adelaide
Hermann
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15
CARRIED a FINE JIMMY.
Suspicion. Character Jailed BY the
NrHInn

Police.
Tns H~fss ~s.TnF~ caotureH by 81.
noIee far Missy a cav was seu-d 81 trs
ra~soo nf CGs 77ae1s- ar alleges aa-a~-
u,an whe was srrestss YESTERDAY after
bonn hv Detective Cs-5fEes
The oa5rc hzve bsan watching Egt-ar fer
several tsvs Ee e. = nsw nan In fre
c5tv ard Chtef % Fetea Reefs wss etver
GO understand snas he was a ss~xerals
character Detectives Nere kert es7sss ant
lw er Ww-aeTs -va8 asa hr s111e raa~-a
pc s.aAe8 rarsz4tt yesterday sssa~r>-u BE-
tween a-a a-.ecE Tr.s alsrr.aH RE
-f.sf Wa5 wAs ksra58 n4r,rr w.ees turu
a t~8-s 2a8 aag 5lt 1f tne e.sv AZ s-s
detectives were seat 7H- tr sesr-h re -Sa
saxrsrt ara x was ess .FcE fsfera r-ts--
ave tgst-ee rAa 3 as sar -@ Seea-3 ave.
-ss s,uta neaF eater waF
WHea Bls5er was searched 80 ncf ~
-eaHz1s~+srs 500 Sammy wss sar8 a.s
hs- noEket - ,s sew --lTrEt 1-s
51tE.rz frem sts appearance hss ~sr
beer gee3 cae era na.--a8 ere -e=
ntHe~ Nst ara @frt tat ret .a
age car e~ Earet sls er -
-as aEN Wsh snEs aFr zfen- the-a Is --~
a Hrer FRI R-F --a te -1s cav t-af
-7ef3 re- - rrs-=t e. ts as -t s.E+ta
.-Hrs Hzz zr8 made es sssy ssu7 res
seesl
D- 81 Tee-E ett Frt .-N g
tan are wetgss @ rte f7s rresa-
.rrrrens - ArGsse- ~ ESQ te
- xs7 -arr7 IL rese,esf 30 rzz~ w.
-sva a Sd teE ss-sssrs - sz - go
= iaw -eTerE rsaz WEf-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15

zcts- 90 shs dad --zr. De-Az-.. srs - r.
vssx@e6 sxsfrsr tee zs@se~x1e=x a-9 fezrs-
sssszesz - b@szzsreE1rx TIA xsrz.s eAzrzc.e~
VIII faAEs evsd@rr3 - a. tH= a~ss-sse
GAINED. & razss1 n@ saowr shat ro~S us
net L. Seattle ~ssn shs c~s-ws sassE place
he drsE : tSaesfng plesare q Jessie
A1rfcrc rTvsrg her tszrtzl tssss-srv
wstae Fard wAs prszss1ax RS somzzel
frezz sis ysaIgr-bzekEs bock ard s-zI z
at tns work . ruiz re Aza soue n =sE-
fns sttsnf1az - re girl H~ nar- rvs n1z
saed &C re- hsz1 xr1 tsa~-~s ra~ ssaw-
stzirss fac s0z zr1 ne sarT. creating a
drzrraffz scenS. ths e~ect - swhseA wzs r1t
lost. n rs ps-oraft0a Ne referred % eEs
fnct1ens os Eseaelssu asfyfrg shs asreerssEs
ksSE % Fr&aee. wks sas tryg=x . r-1n
tAe czrdtnsss vsrd n1a-frz a cfrele
aroazd her forz. Rach@i8eu had SAL I
draw hsrs tns z~fai circle C car sosernn
raarch." Sc szi1 W. Ear- we wofsa6
draw avVssd ss1s e1lle. art zrourE every
honns N ~ sease. tse elr-1e - r-u-scfsoa
- tazs fha lechsr8us s1sssaeer $50 e-osses
4 ard aeas@s esia saa1i - v9nEsaass ("
Tae anssgRsf a. tais moment "a the cnur.
roorn vas - sEtzaS@ thzs = hHrst 81
nssnss ard fsere w4s = elzppsnw % san9s
an6 pounding % TIE ~c.x Judge Jacobs
s-ssnly rsprssss1 sae applause. sat fas
memory of SIR Hsrf's sarrext ard sla-
easnt plea wtl tang Eager In tne ears O.
fsoss EEs heard e.
Fer fh~ Defense.
TIE opening arKza.eEt for the Defense
was ms4e 5y TI1 r Humphrey. re paid
a. opening tribute 20 tire eo1Esres ana
ability - tae speaker whc had pFscs8e8
bin. but EArnes tns jury 20 D. guided
strictly - the Instructions q the court
After pointing cur tns rsEnarkzsls nature
q a etarxs % seduction In which 40 evg-
oencs q pregnancy or o. Offspring was
pseaeat, b. proceeded . . mastery and
detailed review % TIE evidence that , ztl
been submitted. he potnfe5 Get Gre ~
che and empGazlzaS me restrictions lad
1own - Judge jacobs iE his rgiing &C ne
n1ctso1 fgr dismissal, and then took -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15
NoricE 10 VOTERS.

Nssf-n = ae~eeT Tvau PA: $50 oa-Es s1
-.ssxsrssssa - ere -5te - ssA-taa Ssso
E}.s.~set. ~ 2 81 AeE Waes
u,t - .2esH8 ST. tas sF5ErE as Csc 49,
ssg q o-saher tN
IRE AR re21 as zee - 81
.a~~a-s assl~ ana female. vstR 81 z~y
..erqs eisest.a 81 ere state sf FF&sh Ft
4. ratz as sestt - s1sa 11 tef
sls-sses e 1ae rsen- beg - s1e ecar5 g..
.ss~r-Fsrs ths t~rertE1f a-ss - e-
-esasnx frse -sxt eoss ara s@gs q
- - q eess8rea ss fae asFart Is te t
.ssgsa a. see -em "a e.acshen- f1s~s,er'
i. = earnestly HeFes ta4t 60 - Eeas a
xss tss m&IssT sesss Fvazsgs Ss1 s@s1ss
A A Guernsey. s.eEsta-y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15
STOLE HER SAVINGS.
A BRIDE or THREE MONTHS IN A
PfTIFtL CONDITION
Her Husband Was out of WoTs~ she
Told Him Hs sheuid MAI. some
Enart. ana We Disappeared. TAX
lag With Him sI1z She Had.

4 BRIDE - three nanths complained 20
Chief < Police ree3 last evening that
ker husband bad robbe1 her q her say
inKs amounting 20 Ef2
Mrs. Rsue = 3 rather tan wona1 WIKI
b8us svrs and light. clear complexion.
She dresses pialEiy. bEt y goo1 taste
Several months ago SIC cana 70 Seattle
from wyoming bringing heE oniy ozEgh-
ter. \ ehaa e = ~ z years. Before leav-
ing wyoming sne converted what little
properly she had iat0 cash. Part % this
STE used II paying sae fare CT herself and
daughter 70 this city.
After she had been n he~ Few horaa q
shore tine she net MARTA Reno. a good
locking young Esn. WHO, although bash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15

Harry Smith. a mere lad. Nho claims
San Francisco for his home will BE- tried
In the superior court soon for the crime %
grand larceny. Adalpa Heinsg who was
raoming with Smith al the Grsa. North
eTn lodging house. claimed that after he
had told hlrn q having 81 The money dis
appeared When Smith was taken before
Justice q the Peace IngsrsolI he admitted
taking 81. bat said that he was positive
there VAS 10 more money there. Despite
his acknowledgment he was held for the
greater crime. In default Of $50 bends he
was committed % the county jail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15
For Violating the E.eIa.tou .e..

Chn Choug. who has been In the city
jan for few days on the charge 90 being
Il tAis country u violation OF the sxcla-
sso1 act Was taken 70 ne county TAR yes
tsrday afternoon BY Deputy United states
Marshal J. Il Mclaughlin. Il Is contend
Cd - the government that Chaux slid
across TIE lne without having proper pa
p@rs. Chong IS middIe-agsd Chfnausn
AID II il were not fer the remarkable sim
iarity thar one Chirsman bears 20 bis
ether feEow-countryms one would be In
eiiaea 70 believe he had been ~ Seattle
kaFarz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15

-zs s.e-eo7-leoz e-ta-+aIz--a-t SEM
~~-7s. "a 1fa-ris % t~-t~ht a. fra rz-s.
NstessIsI E~ssco-a1 -ss rcA So r.. s~-e.
fTaw age aU&e5cs Heller wess~e-
80 -V--at- rea1s7. w. - R@sfts~z -
sxr - S-sre-s vsf@e Sewn ~-
So canvas ree3-s several a1s-es hw pret
Hare a1s James V-s1.ro-ns Rgav An e.
fcTan's svE-s-E = asszre1- Tsez=rs -xv -
cs-ssee3 w.ts9us rha~zs ~ asrss-zs.a- q,
ary y ~ g A member
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15
ARGUMENT Is BEGUN.
Ism Case WILL BIZ GIVEN TO THE
JURY TODAY.
s~-e Dr.nstfe Inesaents sttendinx
ss~ Triai-Js.sis Aerferd Again I'm
r<srs-sss. Denh.n F@inf. at the
Attack MADE on Her hssesna-

- rr-s case VII g. q the fsry today.
- T~xsse Nowfay6 tad SsEiss ttse story
- 49, = " Yeaag and Mrs Martin.
- xsa,s etepss is ses8fsal svitsnrs ye=-
800 morning. ard willie fsEI vas Eh@
- witnexs called 81 sur-FebsftzL He
$500 tf.st Ber EApsey rad told him ne
- t<e- fnfsrazge EE1a Jessie MorTossz
- ~ ere~s-exarnfnatlgr admitted Re rad
.rssr~,4 more from Eipsgyfs actions tk4a
sron RS words.
ar Harris Argument.
.-v-srusnt for To- state was opened -
Y..rsrv PrszscatAng Attorney Jenz T.
~ xha began bis address 20 the jury
1919 asteT 3 o-ezock re nrsts put D.
go tae ygry r. the strongest possible
$50 ~ theories % "Fsaeo2asss doubt'
80 asaleA q .EroegrceF' e which TIE
<-ssaGxnt II q criminal case T. ersIrseg.
Trsus tbs point ~ 6rifse1 into a general
xAsruSsgaa OF TIE sEieenes. examining anss
<rs,1es~fng r. faru tnrea eiales Positions
,sksr hy the defense. and showing TIE
sarsnssstefeIes attaching e each % khsf.a
re first position 20 which Be 6svotssi
As Alteration was that IL which the &C.
f~rsa esnfsa64d thaf Ford did nor have
,nssrcoarss with Jessie N5-fors a. ali
Th.s Is supported By the tane statement
a. FORD himself. and il contFa6tefed hT
tas ssssenee q Jessie Aorf0rd. which. IN
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Is found &C q persoa. osher than q lexits-
rlEre workman IN the present case =
world trouble Butler - xh1w vseTs BE
worked ard aow lorg Re has been resi-
6eze cs TIE csfy.
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s.sg-~csaar8tsee work Nlss Annie
Raymond
Evening Session - warIa-wEae Mis-
stems.
"fFa ssr~es God BEST who i5veth best
k3s kraEherz"
1sa-Ssr wee = song Pastor w A Can
ton. The L0sS sad IS tru2v as i've.
al the sarta shan 5a hlled W1th the glory
- tHe Lard NUN XIV @s-zz.
S1s--Eepart e committee OF f1TsfEu
missions Pastor a johnson. Baptist
Achieve mRnss IN Enre5en Missions
James Suuaer1sud. = n. Report Of co=g-
m41tee on a0ae missions. C. a G Rsca-
ester. address II X. Waoas. =. ..
Do nor forget tbag E-anck tewesrv sale
stu continues. and yen can bay diA-
rnan5. watch or anything csc 81 cost.
E1acgtian. LIKE Jay Richardson. -
FaGEfa age7ua-
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Sterling Pearl Blade Paper Knlfs. uf.
lneh.
Sterling Cuticie Katie. large sszs.
Sterling Handle Curling Iron
Sterling Mounted on Cut Glass vYnas-
greste
Sterling Mounted Folding Combs.
Sterling Mirror. heavy ..............-..ss -
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Elocutian- LIKE Jay Richardson. -
FaGEfa aNe7He-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-12-17
Open Every Christmas Week Evening Except Wednesday.
TELEPHONE AND ELEVATOR.
University of Vermont Notes.-Miss

University of Vermont Notes.-Miss
Grout of Derby has entered the freshman
class.
The ladies of 1900 and 1901 classes
held union reception at Grace Mount for
the members of the class football team.
The St. Tohmsbury Academy club met
Monday, Dec. 6, and elected the following
officers: Richards, 80. president; Miss
Stanhope, 90, vice-president; Bracket,
100, secretary and treasurer; Miss
Marshall, '01, correspondent; Miss
Mabel Miles, '9S, historian.
A Press club has been formed at the
University for the benefit of those cor
responding with any papers of state or
fitting schools.
Miss Adelaide Marshall of st. Johns-
bury was one OF the four members of the
freshman class to be initiated into the
secrets of Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity
last Saturday night.
A large number of baseball candidates
have handed their names to Manager
Forbes. Work in the cage will begin at
once. The prospects are that there will
be close competition for positions.
Prof. Comstock of St. Johnsbury Acad-
envy gave an illustrated lecture on 1.-THE
Roman Forum" Friday evening, Dec. 10,
in the Williams Science hall. He was
greeted by large audience OF townspeo.
pic, college students and professors. His
lecture proved both interesting and in
structive, and was highly appreciated
by all.