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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
Glen Echo Park.

Washinctonisns have long desired a suburban
resort Of easy access, where SIMMER days and
evenings could be passed without unseemly sur
rou1rdings 10 the enjoyment They about
TO have their need fulfilled. Glen Echo Park,
reached every few minutes by modern electric
coaches, over double tracks and steel bridges
through some Of the finest river scenery in the
country Is 70 be just such an outing spot. Objec-
ituouS LIQUORS will be sold permitted the
treruises but there Will be pTOfuse means ui
amusement for Young and old. Manager JeifesS
viii cater to the little folks as well as 10 their
elders A pony track. croquet grounds, bowling
ALLEYS shooting galleries, and similar attractions
will be afforded, and Haley's popular Washington
Band has been engaged for the season TO give free
concerts. host Of entertaining features wllI be
presented in the amphitheatre. bginning next
Monday evening with an electric spectacle repro
ducing the battle OF Manila
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
ORDERS FOR PUBLIC WORK.
Construction of Sewers Authorized
by the Comm ssioners.

by the commissioners
The District Commissioners have ordered
that sewers be constructed as follows, IN
der the assessment system, the same hav-
ing been duly advertised:
In Princeton Street. from Sherman Ave
nue. westward I76 feet, abutting lot l, block
IA. and lot IL. block Is, Todd BrowU's
subdivision of Columbia Heights; esi-
mated cost, S144-
In the south side OF Seaton Street, be-
tween First Street and lie Droit Avenue,
abutting lots "A to 90, inclusive, block II.
Stellwagen & EdmOnstons addition to lie
DrOit Park; estimated cost, SAFE.
In the north side of o Street northwest.
between Twenty-seventh and Twenty
eighth Streets. abutting lots 107, los, 100,
and 10, square 1860; estimated cost, $40
In the south side OF o Street northwest,
between Twenty seventh and Twenty
eighth Streets, abutting lots 121, 1Z2. and
So. square 1860; estimated cost, $500. In
the North side Of o Street northwest, be
tween Twenty-eighth and Twenty ninth
streets. abutting lots tG3 and l04, square
1853: estimated cost. $3.50 In the south
side Of o Street northwest. between Tween
ty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Streets, abut-
ting lots known as of 1I6'' and ''Of III,
square 1910. fronting on said street be-
tween IHG llLlilS HdLLGu anu BtlLE lLNAuAtu
between a point On the south line OF o
Street s2.77 feet west OF the west building
line OF Twenty eighth Street and a point
SO feet east OF the east building line Of
Twenty ninth Street; estimated cost. $3.50.
In Elm Street, between Hardwood and
lie Droit Avenues, abutting all lots 'front.'
ing On said street between the limits
named: estimated cost, $606.
IL One-half Street. between G and II
Streets southwest. abutting all lots front
ing on said street between the limits
named; estimated cost, 1881.
In Lanier Avenue. between Ontario Ave
nue. and Adams Mill Road, abutting lots
60. 81, o., IS. 81, g., sc, and 81, and lots "A,
43, AZ, Il, 80, SO s. and 81, Lanier Heights
subdivision; estimated cost $3.50
In east side Of Twenty Street
northwest between Water and c Streets.
abut:ing all lots fronting on the east side
Of said street between the limits named;
estimated cost. S5S2-
In the east side OF Twelfth Street north
west. between and Streets, abutting
lots 3, I. and Of square 3C4; estimated
cost, S400.
That a sewer be constructed in the south
side Of Seaton Street from the main sewer
in First Street westward. at an estimated
! cost OF S473 chargeable to the appToPria-
ton for suburban sewers
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23

ticians. and they are the class most heard
OF in this country.
One OF the difficulties in the way Of
progress in Porto Rico Mr.. Clark referred
TO as the innate determination OF the aver
age citizen Of the island TO avoid direct
taxation He spoke OF a town on the
island of 10000 inhabitants, in which only
geo people are paying taxes, Mr.. Clark
thought it would require a long schooling
OF the people In the way of large deficits
before they would learn that it was wise 10
come up and pay regularly taxes on their
real estate and other property. In Spanish
times, he said. il was the custom 10 rely
on customs. the stamp tax. and the lot
terry to meet public expenditures. and the
Porto RicaH does not take kindly to the
idea of taking money from his pocket TO
pay the expenses of the town or Of the
island
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23

Marriage licenses were Issued today to: Moses
Branham and Isabella BurreIl; 5. Frank Cox and
Dora Bowen. both Of Augusta county, Va; James
W Luttrell and Phoebe L Hall; Michael A Wen
CERT and Minnie Wall; Tate Kennedy and Birdie
Gof both OF WsynesboTo. Va William Perry
and Pearl Baysrd; George G. Benjamin. Prince
George county, Nd, and Mary r BAR, District
Of Columbia; Albert A Poole and Stella T. Brady
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23

The New Grand Theatre-V r.5e,iIle; continuous
performance from = p m up.i. .s-.inight
Columbia TheatTe-Ei@Hcfs wilson in 'eEr-
mimic" evening.
Herman - Bohemian Brlesquers'' and yaude-
Vile; afternoon and evening
Trains leave Chesapeake Junction daily. 10 a.
m and , p. m, for Chesapeake Beach the Bay.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
GREETINGS FROM MEXICO.
Alex. Il. Shepherd CONGRATULATE
Commissioners Ross.

Among the many letters Of eongratula-
ton received by John w. Ross on his ap-
pointment as Commissioner OF the District
for the fourth consecutive term, is one
which he prizes very highly from Alex
ander R Shepherd. formerly Territorial
Governor Of the District Of Columbia.
Nh Shepherd writes from Batopilas,
Chihuahua. Mexico, under date of May s.
1900. and says,
81 sincerely congratulate my fellOw-citi-
zens of the District Of Columbia on your
reappoihtment as a Commissioner
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
Sailed for Europe.

The steamship ST. Louis, Of the American line.
sailed from New York at 10 O'Clock this morning
for Southampton, England. A number OF residents
Of this city are listed among the passengers They
we're Dr. Fl. W. Wiley. Wallace H. White and
Mrs. White. James c. Neil. Capt John DOYLE
Carmody, Frank II. Briggs, Miss Alice Fay Briggs
and Mr.. Bond.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
baltimore Marriage Licenses.

The following mar. age Licenses were issued
Yesterday in Baltimore: To Charles II. SafFel, OF
1927 Ninth Street northwest and Minnie E. Bate
nan. both Of this civ: 70 William L. M8sterson,
Of Washington, and Claudia F. Sayre, Of Macon,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
a Deed Filed.

4 deed was put on record today by Nina
Sehafer, conveying TO Minna Schaier johnson, a
house and lot on the west side Of Nineteenth
Street. between and s streets The considera-
ton named is $40 out the stamps indicate the
purchase price 10 be $4,000
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease. powder. It cures painful
sularting swollen feet and ingrowing nails ard
instantly takes the sting cut of and bunions
It's the greatest CONTEXT discovery Of the age
Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight new shoes feel
easy. Il Is certain cure for sweating Gallon,
and no.. tired aching feet Try it today. Soc
by all druggists and shoe stores By mail ~.
s5c in sfamns T-i7l n1ct-s= TEEE ldress
Alien 5 Oiusssd Lei2og. \. \.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23

petition for a divorce was filed today by
Daniel Hennessey, who asks for legal separation
from his wife Honorsh NJ Hennessey on statu-
tory grounds HennesSey also alleges that his wifs
deserted him.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23

Ii you are tired taking the large oId-fayhioped
gripping pills. try Carter's Little Liver Pills and
take some comfort. man can't stand every
thing One pill dose. Try tnem
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23

G.Tha Chrinar-'' are loud in their praise
HS OH IISI . Of the National Capital
Brewing Co.'S famous dark beer. 'liGenchener.1
on sale everywhere For case write OF phone 80.
. doz Sl25
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.


In the case Of Benjamin Whips against the Dis
trict of Columbia for $4,000 claimed as damages
for personal injuries the jury this morning return
cd verdict awarding the plaintiff $500.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
THE Sun AND NOON.

a. m...................... .6s
Temperature, y noOn...-..--.-............
Temperature, I:3O p. m--------.-..-.--.-.-.7g
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
S. KaHn, Sons &CO.
The Busy Corner
Always fIte Eesf OF everything
fer The IcdSf money.
OUR DELIVERY SYSTEM.

We desire to call special attention
Of those living within radius OF
one hundred miles of this city, and
making purchases of So and over,
Fan have their packages delivered
free.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
SCHOOLS IN PORTO RICO
Victor 8. Clark Thanks the Con-
miSsionerS for Furniture.

He Is President of the Iusular Beard
of Observation-Disclosures and seats the
Great Beneat Derived Prom Fix
lures That Have Been Discarded.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
Gbc Gueniue TirsseS
WEDNESDAY. MAY %. 1890.
Tne Weather Indfcntions

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. possibly
showers Thursday afternoon or evening; light
winds, mostly souJherly.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
Hason S Health Defenders.

YELLOW TABLETS cure DYSPEPSIA Cwou't
know you have a stomsch-) BROWN TABLETS
cure CONSTIPATIOS CO. K in the UOTEing)
RED TABLETS cure COUGHS (Sure Of a nights
rest1 NEITE TABLETS cure SORE THROAT.
(Reduce infAmmztio2.) Free from calOmel Sl0es.
opium 60 tablets lOc- MASON'S CREAM OF
OLIVES OINTMENT-sure cure Tor Catarrh.
Asthma. Group. Piles, 25c a box-Al DTuSsissS
u T. MASON CHEMICAL COMPANY.
5I5 Arch ST. Philz-. Pa
rno-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide......-........-9 OBS AN and 9:54 PM
High tide. -2:49 An and BIG p N
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23

sun rose..--.-4;lI An sun sets....-.7:I2 p "
Moon rises---.I:I2 An Moon setS-------...--..
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs. Buehler Says Her Property at
Ivy City Is Not Delinquent.

She Stntas That Ii Was Wrongly En-
tered aS such Two Years in Sue
ccssiOn and Advertised Tor sale
for Taxes-The Mistake Occurred
in the Office of the Assessor
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
GAS STOVES.

For Cooking and Heating.
GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE.
7S24 New York AveuEe.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
This Store Is Known
to Have Washing
tons Premier
WASH GOODS
STOCK.

A congress Of foreign and domestic Leau-
Ties which needs no house or senate 20
complete its roster. A few well-tfaiEe &
buyers congregated this vast display tn
such elegant judgment aad refined taste
hat no woman could caldidly veto a sin
lie style or pattern as not being pretty
md underpriced-
80 pieces Of Figured French Organ
dies-light effects and mourn a Sr
ing-a set Of smaf: styles-spe- W.
cialized at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. O4
200 pieces Of Dimities and BatiStes-
full line OF navy blue. with dots
and figures. lavender, pink, A1C
light blue, white and mourning VI
specialized at .........--...-. "
1 case of Cords-styles are those Of
this seasons introduction 2H
the quality is much out Of the ~
ordinary, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
loco pieces OF Fine Dimities-styles
and qualities to equal them not to be
found anyWheTe-aH that $50 4
new and desirable. Bargain ~
table, main aisle, today at IL
I0O novelty STYLES OF Dimities, in ex-
elusive designs-offered in many stores
as the imported. and it takes a good
judge to distinguish the difference-if
anything, the styles are far
superior to the foreign weaves AFF
"a leader with US today NJ
at .--.-.---....--.--.-... "
90 pieces Of Fine MousseliGe de Sole
complete line of plain sh8des-a!so
embroidered dots, in good assortment
of fouIard and novelty designs-we
cannot duplicate this lot lower
than SOC To make haste to- q NJ
day, when they are offer RUI
Gu Gl . - -
so exclusive designs in French Or
gandy-a line that no concern in this
city is capable of matching-two
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-05
MISSIONARIES INrOLERAhT.
Should Bear Own Risks Says International
Congress Of Peace.

New York, Oct. 4.-The international
congress of peace. now being held in
Paris, has adopted several resolutions
concerning policy in China, says ca
blegram to the Times.
The congress resolved that the action
Of the missionaries was often intoler-
ant; that their religious propaganda
should not be backed up by diplomatic
or military force; that they should go
into China at their own risks and
periis; that Europe should abandon
any religious protectorate in China;
that forcIble annexation of territory.
especially that held sacred by the Chi
n--se should cease; that the powers
shQuld attempt TO establish n stable
native government, capable Of under
taking internal reforms. and that the
open door for the honest commerce Of
the world on equal terms is the only
policy which gives any guarantee for
the country's future peace and stabil-
ity
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRANSPORTATION
OF United States Forces al lien Isin ard
PetiH 10 Manila.

WASHINGTON. Oct. i'm accordance
VITA instructions received from the
war department. Gen Macarthur
commanding the troops in the Philip
pines. has made arrangements for the
prrup, transportation from TaEu to
Manila Of the United States force at
Tjen Tsin and Pelsin. Not included in
thu Legation guard u BE maintain
el at Pekin under the personal CONF
mand III Gen. Chance. Nearly i01u
troops ARE To be Withdrawn Immediate
II from Chinese territory ana Trans
ferred II thr Philippines.
Four large transports have been as
signed for the work Of TRANSPORTING the
troops from Taku to Manila. These are
the Warren. with a capacity Of 700:
the Sumner. capacity no: the Indiana
capacity. 9ou; ANA Gar1nna, capacity
S-0 Word Wa received AZ the war ne
pa-tment. today, that the Indiana has
sailed from Manila 70 TakG. The 9TH y
three transports are either at the Chi
Hese. port or in the immediate vicinity.
There are also two o. three ia-Sa
freight boats available for the trans
portatiln of the heavy arms. accoutre-
ments. horses and equipment Of the
cavalry and infantry.
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GERMaNY'S lsTEsT hO1e.
Has Plan by Which She Thinks the si;ua-
ZION Can Be Relieved

Berlin, Oct. 4-The new German OIL
cial note is as follows:
The Emperor Of China has addressed
to the powers an edict. dated Sept. -.
in which he orders the punishment Of
number of princes and dignitaries
mentioned by name. for having encour-
aged the Boxers On the assumption
that the edict is genuine. the German
government. III furtherance Of the pro-
cedure proposed in its circular note Of
Sept. II. has further proposed 10 the
powers TO come to an agreement 10 in
struct their diplomatic representatives
in China to examine and give their
opinion on the following points:
Figst-Whethcr the list contained in
the edict. OF persons u be punished,
is sufficient ana correct.
Second-Whetner the punishments
proposed meet the case
Third-ln what way the powers can
control the carrying out Of the penal
ties imposed
The information received UP to the
present concerning the reception Of
this proposed by the powers justsifies
the belief that general understand
ing on this matter may be looked for.
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NEW FREIGHT LINE.
Boston and Bangor Steamship Co Nay Run
Boat iron Boston to Belfast.

one Of the interesting reports con
corning eastern transportation bust
ness for next season says that the Bos-
tan * Bangor Steamship 60. is con-
sidering the establishment Of a freight
line between Boston and the Penobscot.
and that the steamer Penobscot viii be
turned over to that service.
When the new City Of Rockland goes
into commission next spring. the com
pany will take the PenObscot of. There
has been talk Of putting her into ser
vice between Boston and Mt Desert.
or between Rockland and Mt. Desert.
It is now rumored that if Boston Bel
fast freight service is established next
year, the Penobscot will be the boat
According 10 the report, il is planned
10 have a steamer run two Or three
trips weekly between Boston ana Bel
fast to carry freight. thus relieving the
rush Of freight in the passenger boats
and giving them not only more facil-
tiles for handling passenger business.
but better opportunity to make good
time between their ports. Under such
a system the two big boats would car
~ only passengers and limited freight
such as fruits, etc. so that the tedious
waits which now have to be made at
nearly all bay points while freight is
being discharged and landed, may be
avoided
This VIII enable the passenger boats
to make short stops at all landings.
and will bring them into Bangor much
earlier in the forenoon.
The experiment Of running a pas
senger line from Boston to Mt. Desert
has been tried and has not Yet paid
anything. One season the fine steamer
Olivette. one of the swiftest and best
craft in the Atlantic. did that service
but in spite of her attractions she was
not popular and was withdrawn.
For this reason, and on account of
the great rush of freight between Bos-
ton and Penobscot bay ports. delaying
the passenger traffic under the present
system. it is believed that the company
may finally decide on some such pro-
gram as is outlined above.-Bangor
Commercial.
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DEpLoRE WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS.
American Citizens al lien Tsin adept Rtso!u-
lions to That Fleet.

Tien Tsin. Monday oct. Iva
Shanghai Oc5. AT a meeting Of
American citiz rs at T.en Tsin. the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
We, citizens Of the United States.
deplore the contemplated withdrawal
NJ a large part If the United States
troops i'll North China. W. feel the
work Of the allied armies is far from
accomplished. ana that the refusal Of
the American government to take its
part therein is sure to be regarded as
an unworthy act by tho allies and as
sign IF Indifference by the Chinese.
I'VE urge our government to carry to
IN end the work ii has Ed hon1rably
ana efficiently begun and To- maintain
q sufficient force here I'd secure the
protection Of American mercantile and
missionary interests until a settlement
Of the present trouble is accomplished. d"
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1stIsfakTRY TO MARTINIQUE.
Gen. Hare Ordered TO Push Operations Ur!ii
rsurrsction Is Stamped GU.

Washington. Oct The f,il9wi:
c1hl, gram has been received al the war
q apartment:
Manila. oct. 4-Adjutant General.
Washington: lst Infantry to Marin
duque. October 9Th, on Sumner; Gen.
Hare. to command island with orders
to push operations until instruction j.
stamped out absolutely. Re viii haze
13 full companies Of Infantry for the
purpos. AndersDns first operations
developing nothing. NJ reports since
oct. "a.
fSigned) MacARTHC +.
The above dispatch relates to rein
forcements sent to the island Of Mar
induque. where Captain Shields and u
men Of the 10Th Volunteer Infantry
were either killed or captured By th4
insurgents. AT that time Gen. Mac
Arthur sent COL Anderson ard TWO
companies Of the 3sth Vol. Inf. With
the Yorktown and two gunbOats to the
relief of Shields and his command if
they We're still alive. 1t l. evident the
Gen. Macarthur thinks endorsements
are necessary, as Col. Anderson was
able to accomplish nothing with the
small force which was first sent out.
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MACARTHUR. "
Macarshur's Casually List.

Washington. Oct. 4.-Gen. MacAr-
thurs latest casualty list is as follows:
Manila. Oct. 4.-Adjutant General,
Washington:
Reported having died in mountains.
Laguna province. after escape from in
surgents, date unknown, Hospital
Corps, Alexander Medlock, Edward +,
Sexton. co. X; 37th Vol. Infantry. John
Bolan; Co. F, Signal Corps. Olaf Sud-
wall. Co. a; 30th Vol. Infantry. John
w. kenney. Killed by comrade. Sept.
IA, Pasajon. Luzon. Troop G.. 11th Vol
Cavalry, Quartermaster Sergeant VIM.
a. Hogan.
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UNITED STATES FORCES.
Were TO Withdraw from P.kin. Wednesday
Germans Planning Movement.

Pekfn. sept. 3o. via Tien Tsin. Oct. .
Ma Shanghai. oct. THE withdrawal
NY the United States forces from Pc
Hin Witt begin next Wednesday. oct.
l3. The marines. Major VIM. p. Biddle
commanding. will march TO Tien Tsin
and the 14th Infantry Regiment Will
follow them closely. The American gar
Iisons at TIo = WI AMI Pei Tsang will
also be- Withdrawn.
Most II the allied generals are OF
posed To the campaign Of revenge
which it il supposed the Germans have
III view.
The Germans are planning a move
ment east Of Tung Chow to capture the
arsenal
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CLASH SEEMED IMMINENT
Strikers and Deputies Face Each Other and
Will Be Retained.

Hazelton. Pa, oct. Am uprising
Of striking miners in the Shamokin
region seemed imminent for several
hours, late today. and there were fore
holdings Of n serious clash between
armed deputies ana a large body ~
strikers.
Some 5000 excited strikers assembled
at Mount Carmel and started to march
ID Treverton, Is miles away. with the
avOwed purpose OF forcing those at
work at the North Franklin colliery to
stop work and join in the strike. This
was the only mine In operation in the
region ana the strikers had become
aneercd III the refusal ot the men there
~ stop work.
The marchers were I'D m excited and
wrathful frame Of mind. When hey
had covered three miles of their march
thty were met by officials IL them or
aan;zatian. Who. after much persuasion,
induced the men to abandon their pro-
posed trip. Later il Was announced
that thr officials NJ the North Frank
lin, to prevent trouble. would mt op-
crate the mine until the strike was set
Jirl
Gen. Collin, tonight. rescinded his or
lers FIR Battery G If the National
Guard u return home. tomorrow.
Affairs were quiet in all other Sec
tinns ef The anthracite field With ces-
satiau Of operations at thu North
Franklin. all NJ ;hr PhiIairlphit a
Reading Cas 81 culIcties WIFI now have
ceased work
The point ~ attack by the United
s.-,..,
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JOB CLAY DISCHARGED.
Ice. N. A. Man Found lnnoc ent Of Charge
Killing Vile.

Dover. y. III. oct. 4.-Joe Clay OF
Lee. who has been on trial here Tor the
past few days, charged with murder IN
the second degree for the alleged Kill
ing Of his wife. Rhoda Eta Clay at
Lee. on Feb. - last. was acquitted oy
the jury. this afternoon. The evidence
was finished. this forenoon. after winch
the arguments and judges charge oc-
Cupied the time until 800 Z. NJ. Wneh
thu case was given TO the jury me
latter returned. hours and 20 minutes
later. with a verdict Of not guilty
clay was ordered discharged from Gus
tody and after receiving the consratu-
Iations Of his friends. left, tonight ior
his home in Lee.
The government sought to prove ina.
Mrs. CLAWS death was caused ps u
treatment at the hands Of her HUSBAND.
h being alleged that he kicked pea
and otherwise maltreated her ms e'I-
derce was conbatted by the defence
who claimed that the woman's DEAN
was due TO pneumonia brought on oy
exposure and a fall into washpu''
during the freshet Of February IsVV