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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-15

STRAYED-+-year-o iron gray mare
E E551a. and io rvl Esyu57 50 f i2a5s
campbell = -
TAKEN Up.
TAKEN UP-Iron gray mare so Alice
49,. -.
sTOLEN
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FOUND-Pug dos. at Do'd's pa kins
house. Owner can have same - CT J.
ing on Mr.. Mosinga, lS6@ y. Lawrence
az
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGES acres vacant land.
all in cultivation, - acres OF &hsat, :
miles from Norwich, and near Sedg-
wick line. I viii trade for res den :
or choice vacant lots On AarkeJ- LAW
Douglas and Thirteenth. and take or
pay cash difference, and VII give SOD
property and q good deal Address =
d. Lewelllng. .--zan-I
FOR MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT-Desk room. in COW 81. entity
located, cool orice room Cal al rooms
l and ?. Biting block. 5e-tf
FOR RENT-Ftve desirable front ofiee
rooms. in Oldham building I5S y Main
$ each. Dean Gordon l53-sUn-wed-tf
FOR RENT OR TRADE-Hotel ana
bakery for property ii Wichita lu-
quire az ". Central 4i-tf
FOR RENT-A hfst-elsss hotel. in one
Of the best townV in Okls 1oua. Ad-
dress Hotel" Gaze Eagle. Wichita,
Kan. 44-u
FOR RENT-A good Office room. over
- =. Douglas avenue. Inquire at
room IL. Sedswick block c. u Dick
son. ST.
FOR RENT-Double front ot1ee rooms
next to Zimmerly. building Barnes &
FOR RENT-Desiraole Offices IN the
Zimmerly building. Whine & Whine
FOR TRADE
FOR TRADE
The best ranch in the northwest.
% acres. well improved farm. % acres
orchard, spring, all fenced.
Ranch 10 trade for stock of goods
Four-room house. barn. q feet, shade
9.200-acre ranch. close 20 A. T. & 5. +
railroad.
Large residence. in city.
An Ohio farm for city or county
property. BE.LLEw & HENRY.
TO y Main
5o-it
FOR TKADE-Residence property Tor
stock or land clear Of iucuU1fauee
Address 1872 ; Topeka. 50-5tK
miles % Wichita with n 2-s,o-ls g.
room house. well finished. large cellar
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FOR SALE-The Plaza Hotel. business
and furniture. 20 rooms; furniture al0a=
cost 5000. Price, $500. Dean Gordon
sit
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statesmen WANTED.
SALESMAN NTEDl-EUs-5 sales
man wanted by wei known house
Natural ability and ap-ress counts fo-
more than experience. Give reEe-er
Box Three Detroit AT!ca six
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MALE HELP WANTED-Man of good
character 70 deliver and collect for OLD.
established manufacturing house, 1907
year and expenses guaranteed. En-
close reference and seIf-addressed
stamped envelope. Address Mauufac-
turer third floor, 3& Dearborn street,
Chica go. 4t---TSI415
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WANTED-An all-round, good clerk ard
salesman, dry goods and sh les. good
town. forty miles out. State age ex-
perisnce and salary wanted Address
r G., care Eagle. 51-ltx
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WANTED-Barber, at once: eood money
70 right man. T. c. Mcintyre, yelling
ION. Kan, Ioek box So. 4I--x
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-15

AGENTS wANTED-Agencs rev Tina
campaign buttons hsGgE. -1Fs1-t
souvenirs; great money makers san
pes, catalogue. toc G2lsz--l Co. Tc-z
Pa -5-lt
TANTED-Agaats for the oest szE16-T
IN Kansas LfSerEI CONN .sxsoa- AZ
dress Wichita Steam LsuuGry ST
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FOR RENT
eIt y D1to- f--co- hogse. b - g0ol
cc1slIze1. fe=- ea-- fr11t rcrl res
au5 arg 5zr Aaf uile eaG - IN
CGG-T -oUEe 3
1874 = Tpka. . S-roora house Il
fe7t 81 Ev1ala snf bar Hr-t- ass
c1G--sGE INSIDE and rgt. reT paint. =
rs Campbell. CT Wan aFenua . O.
EUcUr laE 1cEs = 2 rooms. barn = =
leo fses- cz= 3accE trlE street. ~
5atf Esy between CAS- -G4-- crsaE I'D
C-ke1s ptgs very oeesa-3e
-cfat -s 51r rlcsc
sss ia xsf stirred = ~ e e zoszrz
-r-er-z T. good r-1er =
SszsDlck Box
So
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FOR SAL.E.-Choice. hiEh. wei SHADED:
sold for ts.0ao y years ago. 10 fest
front. Two good. 4-Foou aofiaes snt
room fGr one more. Nos. - and - =
E-mporia. rents 50 per mouth. Io4
cant DO better. Only 80 feet irom
Douglas avenue. Price. E.so. p l.
Spencer. si-it
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WANTED-Ffv news agents. 70 take
good trains; there never was such an
= opportunity 10 make money as now;
all trains are loaded: everybody has
money TO spend. Come quick and get
& run. Kenwor5hy. Employment Azznt.
50-IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-15

WANTED-A good. energetic Young man
who wishes 70 learn the drug business
in one OF Wichita Leading drug stores
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CHANCE@An established
Ohio corporation. composed OF ousll IS
men rated upward Of $500 600 desires
reliable man 70 take management OF
district Office IL Wichita, On q salary
Of $3.50 per annum and commission on
business in territory assigned: $500 70
500 absolutely necessary for stock in
company 70 obviate giving bond; STOCK
to be taken up at expiration Of one
year in case or non-reneTal. II so de-
sired. Address Travelling Auditor, room
7-SS LaSalie St. Chicago. 6-10 sun Il
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WANTED-Nan and wife. without chill
dren. to work on farm Address =
H Stevenson, TUron. Kan. 4e-5tx
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
~ ANLED-AEsE CzEFzSSE-s. E--aae
men We Eava ire finest cz-ur7l r.
portraits, Achtnisy. Bran ana others
Heavy paper. TWO cosCrs- Zxs Sz---
PIES = cents, c1EeC. = cents. h.-r-
Emporium. Cincinnati. O1io-
IS. sex
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WANTED-By August Z practical
druggist. Address ". O. Good.u 81
E. Murdock, Wichita. Kan 5e-tt
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FOE RENT-HOESE7

FOR PINT OR sALE-Attrsc Give eight
room Eoase. $ert1 side, close fl. p9r-
csissu plumbing. china c.0eet. gas. &C.
Uelt walks, expensive paps- = fas-.
barn. fenced, ready fo- occupancy AZ
gust 1st- reut- s., sale. 5 80 Hart
ford Investment 20.
ts-sst-san & eoa-'et
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FOR SALEs-Fffty acres q choice lard.
south OF wichita. with a 5-rpou hpUss
and barn. gfansTy. some fruit. fof a,ys
at si.o1a Freeman q Freeman sAsf
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FOR TRADE
The best ranch IN the northwest
% acres. well improved farm, % acres
orchard, spring, all fenced.
Ranch 10 trade for stock or goods
FoUr--oom house. barn. q feet shade
for western land.
3.200-acre ranch. close 10 A. T. < 5 r
railroad.
Large residence. in city
An Ohio farm for city or county
property. BELLEW & HENRY.
TO y Main
U-it
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SHIPS AND ARMAMENT

which Valasquez had collected and gone
on with them--to what we now know
was the conquest OF Mexico Beside
this letter is another. written three
years later by Cortez himself TO
Charles V, giving an account " his
great discoveries and acquisitions In the
land Of the Montezumas There are
letters from Columbus son. Diego, who
was yiceroy OF Santo Domingo: from
the monk, Bartholomew de las Casas.
reclting the wrongs OF the Indians.
from Juan Ponce de Leon while on his
memorable search for the Fountain OF
Eternal Youth from fernando de Soto
In his terrible march through the
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Special Correspondents.

cpetial correspondence
Seville, Spain. Jan. 3ist, l9oo-Thls
sunnlest capital Of Andalusla prldes H.
SELF nightly on many things,
and on nothing more than be-
ing the most Spanish city in
spalnp--that IS. least changed
by modern progress In place where
Father Time seems to have been stand
ing absolutely stu since the days OF
the Callphs-where everybody lives and
moves according TO his own sweet VIII
ana nobody pays the slightest heed to
his neighbours affairs any pleasant hap
pening grows easily into a habit Thus
we End ourselves arising before the
lark and mounting the Glralda tower
day after day, as regularly as the mued-
din OF old-merely 10 see the sun spring
out Of bed behind the dark Morener
range and come smiling over the valley
OF the Guadalcuivr
You need not climb the whole three
hundred and fifty feet Of the mlnaret,
nor even 80 half way up, to enjoy a
glorious prospect At your feet lies the
fiat-roofed. white-walled city; the vast
cathedral: the domes Of a hundred
churches, all covered with red and
green tiles; the splendid towers Of the
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IEAXE aAIrIAKE OITYi

LEAVE SALT LAKE ciTYi
No 6-Ir Grdua junction, Dem
yern id the hast ............... s 10 q m
No e-for Provo, Grand Junction
and all points Fast .....-.. g % D IN
No flor Provo, Grand Junction
ana all points East ........... sos D %
No l0-Ior Bingham. Lehl Provo.
lieOer ~ Pleasant MantL
BelKnap and int rmediats
points ....;......;........~.:~;,,.. s9am
No s-lor Eureka Payson. Heber
Provo md all intermediate
-. points. ;....... .....,.-........," 5Wpm
20 3 ~ don AZ tie Nest.n,. ~ a m
20 -lor Ogden and the West. Q 05 Q m
No l-for ogden and the West...... l2-nOOn
No G-for Park City .................... 8 30 q IN
ARRIVE SALT LAKE clrN
No 5-from Provo Grand juno
tion and tho East.............. e3Da m
No linn froyO Grand juno
ton and the East..........,.... II q a m
No s-from Provo, Grand juno
ton and the East, .,,....,.,....- s1p IN
No Q-from Provo Hcber. Ring.
nam Eureka Belknap
Mant and intermediates
-. points ~....."-.".,... ...~. s3pm
NO y 80 4 the w It SOS m
No. e-From Ogden and he West. 10 nm
No .-Irom Ogden and the West. 7G N
No 5-ffpm Eureka. Payson ileb-
,r Provo and intermediate
=, ;, points, .,...,,:.. ,.......~...... 10 ooam
No n-irom Park City ..-......~.. 5Ijpm
Pm ttT NfNG CAR SvRvfCE
TICKET OFFICE i05 Vest secoad South
street tPostotiice cornerL
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For sale by z Z. NJ i, Clark, u r.
dredge a Co, Salt Lake Hardware r ~
ana George A, Lowe, Salt LAKE 0'"'
Utah.
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THE MAIN GARDEN,

which Charles " spent a fortune In
identifying. Here you may inspect
the tank in which gloomy Philip V
used 20 fish, during the years when he
shut himself up In seclusion C DO
penance for his sins. Here IL also the
Isabel chapel covered with curious Gin
quocente tiles: and the vaulted baths,
which had once been Arab prisons. con-
yerted into bathing pools for Maria de
Padilla. Maria, the unmarried queen.
ruled I'm this Alcazar as no woman has
ever done before or since. So great
was her influence over Pedro the Cruel
that people believed she managed him
by magic arts; butltwas only the witch.
craft OF love, tact and gentleness In
the hands Of beautiful woman. No
words can do justice 20 these gardens
with their fountains and statuary and
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SIGHTSEEING In SEVILLE.

The blouse Of Kings" and the Golden Tower-On the
Fashionable Promenade with the Creme De La
Creme OF Andalusia-Some Priceless Manuscript
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direct Route
to Chicago
CHiCAG0-UNION PACIHc
SN0RTH- WESTERNLINE

FASTER than any other ,or,,
THE OVERLAND LigiTS s',
equipped NTH Palace Sleepiar c a.,
Buffet Smoking and LibrayS I C.',,
with barber and Dining CqrS. 5 SS,s
"a IA carte" LEAVES SALT LIVE =,
n'45 EVERY MORNING. The C6icosson
Special leaves Salt Lake epery SpgT'
mg at 90, First class eqalpmsS,
including Free Reclining C6ait Cer'
The atlantic Express leaves at : No.
a. m. For tickets and reseyyat Inv
apply 10 ticket agents, or odS,s,,
Ga. Walker, Gen'l Agent CHICAGO 3
North \ Western Ry., zoo S. Main 81
Salt Lake City. '''
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wealth Of flowers. their la5yrinths and
terraces and orange-clad walls. All
Is like a scene from the Arabian Nights,
especially the Doncellas court, whore
the Moorish ruler used 20 choose his
wives, fifty rich and fifty poor. all the
maldens OF Seville being compelled 10
pass IN review before him. Beyond this
are shown the sleeping rooms OF the
Moorish king. where an aggregate "
four hundred wives and three hundred
children were quartered. This does not
seem so incredible since we have
learned that the present emperor OF
Morocco had eighty children born TO
his household In one month.
Following the Alcazar walls down to-
ward the quay, you come to the Tore
lei Orc tower OF gold. so NAMED from
the shining yellow tiles that originally
encrusted H. IL Is one OF the Oldest
and Quaintest landmarks Of the Moors,
With its loOpholes and battlements. an
ocisgon In three stages. Il was origin
ally connected with the Alcazar, by
walls long
SINCE DESTROYED
and was probably Intended for a for
N'''H AARAH htAAAA AAAF tAlf ~ NilH 0lll Aiif
river could be watched. Tradition saws
II was once a Moorish treasure house:
and afterwards the place where the
spanish king kept the gold which Co
lumbus brought home from the new
world. Pedro The Cruel, transformed II
into a prison for his cast-of sweet
hearts. and kept II tolerably crowded.
Il has since served as nght-hOuse;
and IS today occupied by the shabby
Office OF a steamboat company To
such base uses do we come al last
Within the memory of Sevlllians now
living It guarded the bridge by which
the city was supplied with provisions
from the ajarafe, as the rich territory
Is called which extends for fifty miles
up and down the river and Is under
the most perfect cultivation. The Tore
Is still a thing Of beauty in the land
scape. and when the setting sun shines
through the clear atmosphere OF Anda.
lusla Its yellow tiles CLEAN In all the
glory oftheir ancient mstre.
Every afternoon q crowd Of festive
carriages, filled with elegantly dressed
ladies' and drawn by caparisoned
horses. circle around the base Of the
Tore del Orc. and along Las Dellcias.
WV RNfrA'Nnff a 'AlAl iilANA vi lNFhuF
and promenade. laid out for three or
four miles along the left bank Of the
Guadalquivir. Here all the rank
beauty and fashion Of Seville assem-
bles, the ladies wearing low-neck
dresses aud flowers in their hair, though
high dress seems to be the rule for
evening parties Most noticeable in the
gay procession are the fans. OF all
shapes and sizes. Everybody carries
one at all times and seasons. and uses
u incessantly. Some are very tiny,
iewelled or foathered affairs; Others
have handles the size Of walking sticks,
and serve the triple purpose Of fan.
naras0l and implement Of Irritation A
friend Of mine asked a lady Of Seville
how many fans she owned "Only
seventy or eighty." said the fair sonora.
and she blushed with shame''to admit
her poverty. FANNIE b. WARD.
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iuulnrnrrI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uTnnnnl iuuIuH
hundred years Tho Ink Is hardly faded

hundred years the ink Is hardly faded,
In the lonja. or exchange Literally,
''long room'D which contains the royal
archives " the indies, Is mass of ma
terial pertaining % SPANS conquests
In the western world They are stored
IN handsome mahogany cases, behind
locked glass doors great bundles Of let
ters and documents. many OF priceless
value, which have never yet been fully
investigated. Most % the letters are
from the Great cOnquistadnres. recount
ing their exploits TO the reignlng SOW
ereign. one OF the oldest IS from Ma
gellanes. dated October oath, 1918 An
other Of about the same period. was
written by Diego VelasQuez from la
Isle Fernandlna CUBA. complaining Of
the disobedience OF Cortez, who had
taken possession OF the
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He Tried a
Sample Bottle

Nearly every day people come into drug
STORES and ask the Druggists TO recommend
some medicine for their trouble. Very
Evening star., 1900-11-28
Washington stock Exchange.

sales-reguar call. Il o'clock m.uMetropoitan
Rs. $3.50 at los 500 at los. Capital Traction, ~
at 1903, 20 at 103 10 at 1os, 20 at lG' ~ at lob.
ys aS a is i ig 10 a at 1s5 at io 10 at
Iso Lanst9n N MoIetype at D. 100 y, at g. 10, % "a at
100 at 147s, 10 at las. American Graphophone Co.
District of Columbia Bonds.-6s. 1902, 3o-year
funding. 102 bid. Is, 1901. water stock, 102 bid.
365s i9e4 funding. i2e bid
Miscellaneous Bonds.-Captal Traction IS, 1911 bid.
1071s asked Washington Traction and Electric
coli 412s so;i bid, sil3 asked Metropolitan Rail,
road 5s. 12o bid ,2e asked Metropolitan Rairoad
Railroad cert. indebt.. B.. lo7 bid. III asked co,
lumbia Railroad ss 40 bid. Columbia kailroad ID ID
mort. 5s 1lo bid. Washington Gas is, series A. los
bid 1l5 asked. Washington Gas is. series Is, i0S
bid. 1i5 asked U. $. Electric Light deb. imp. Is:
101 bid. L. S. Electric Light cert. indebt. 6s 1O1
bid 104 asked. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
5s. 103 bid. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
sonc Hall Association, IS, lo5 BID. American Graph
National Bank stocks.-Bank of Washington. 400
bid. 40 asked. Metropolitan; 625 bid. $50 asked.
second 1865 bid Citizens. 100 bid. Columbia 1876
bid Capital, 14O bid. West End 116 bid 120 ask
ed. Traders 126 bid. 1s2 asked. Lincoln. l19 bid,
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies. -Nationsl Safe
Loan 'sl and trust iss hid. ie5 asked American Sc
curity and Trust. 800 bid Washington Safe De-
Insurance stoeks.-riremen's, 80 bid Franklin,
10 bid so asked Metropolitan 50 bid IS asked
C0rc0ran, 90 ma. Pot0nlac. os DHi, ~ Ar.
linston 125 bid no sked.. German American e1O
bid. National Union; foia bid 12h3 asked , Coam-
Peoples So, hid 61s asked. Colonial. 105 bid III
asked. Commercial. bid. asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, 20 bid,
SO asked. Columbia Title Az bid, asked. WASH
ineten Title 2h bid asked District Title, 3ss
bid.
Railroad Steeks.-Capital Traction. 10afs bid 103s
asked. City and suburban. 70 bid, - asked George
town and Tenley own. bid
Gas Stocks.-Washington Gas. 54A bid, 54Ia ask
ed GEORGETOWN Gas. 81 bid.
Telephone Stoeks.-Chesapeake and Potomac. 8S
bid 10 asked.
Miscellaneous Stocka-Afergenthaler Linotype,
1907 bid, 1e0l. asked LanstOn Monotype. 14ai bid,
Is asked Ameri an Graphophone CON-. 10 hid. 10Y
asked. American tfraphophone pref. 1s asked.
Pneumatic Gum Carriage, 10 bid. IL asked. Nor
folk and WASHINGTON Steamboat. l55 bid. -
Elk. dividend.
Evening star., 1900-11-28
SECRETARY ROOTS REPORT.
Did Not work rs Much as Expected on
Ii During His Trim.

1t is understood that the greater part Of
Secretary Roots annual report remains to
be written. He had intended to do cons .dera-
bic work on this document while he was on
his way to and from Cuba. He went so far
as to carry along a typewriter and a good
deal of material. but he explained on his
return that he lost the material and the
typewriter got sick, 50 that the report is
OILY partially written. Intense interest
CASTS in the War Department over the
probable recommendation to be contained
IN the report on army reorganization. 1t
Is generally believed that Secretary Root
Will reiterate his recommendation for q
reorganization of the staff corps on the de-
tail system, that is to say. of detailing line
officers for tours of duty in various staff
bureaus. This meets W tn 4 great al OF
opposition from the staff officers, who in
>ist that their work, being of technical
character, is not such as can he satisfac-
t'rily performed by a man who has rot
spent the whole of his professional career
IN touch with 1t. This is claimed to be
particularly true of the several supply de.
partments.
Evening star., 1900-11-28
TRIAL OF SHERIFF SHEA.
He and His CO-Defendants Confronted
by Witnesses.

Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
LA PLATA. Nd November 2S.--After
evening recess yesterday M. II. MagruGer
newspaper correspondent, took the stant
as to an interview he had with Edward T.
Shea, one of the defendants, in reference
to the assault which appeared in a Baiti
more raper the 2Sth of September, prior 70
the preliminary hearing. which took place
before Justice Sears in Upper Marlboro.
1t wa alleged the preliminary proceedings
were substantially exoneration of Shea
Frank Hart, father of Lucy Hart took
the stand. He said he was at the stable in
the rear OF his dwelling when he heard his
daughter Lucy screaming and crying He
looked out Of the stable door and saw
Lucy her mother and Annie and Effie Cum
ningham about midway between the barn
and house. coming in the direction of the
house He then left the stable and came to
the house to meet them and see what was
the matter. He met with them as they
reached the kitchen door and Lucy told
him that those five men (pointing to the
defendants) had outraged her.
Witness SAID his wife took Lucy upstairs
undressed her and put her to bed He got
on his horse and went to look for her as
sailants and met Bert Boteler on the
road He declared to him: Herbert Bo-
teller, you have outraged my daughter"
Boteler told him he did not do 1t, but the
o,her boys did. He then went to the home
OF Mr.. Smith to find Ed. Shea, but he was
not there.
He then went home. Next morning he
went to Hyattsville, he said, to see Mr..
Rogers, one of defendants counsel The
attorney. he said. told him it was a state
case. and he had better go see the states
attorney. He then went to Mr.. Levin, told
the story, and Levin, DIR. Richardson and
E. A. Fuller went to Mr.. Hart's house His
daughter Lucy was in terrible condition,
and her mind was in an incoherent state.
DR.. Richardson examined his daughter, he
said. and found bruises on her person. He
said he took the doctor back.
On cross-eXamination witness was asked:
did you tell Andrew Brown tnat you
would have compromised the case with Fox,
but you had the Sheas and Boteler iust
where you wanted them?"
His answer was: mo we were all good
friends until that Sunday
Did you ever have trouble with Shea or
Boteler?"
Meme with Shea but did with Boteler
and Donaldson