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NATIONS LOOK TO
Us.

We are not pleading the cause 20; 'no
.lipino. II the Filipiu1s we're 10 Az.
tomorrow nc world would 20 On. 1ui II
ths nation ceaSes TO l." fcpublc the
Light OF civilization goes o., Forever,
To Nn't nation tArH lurs struggling
humanity look Tor hope and Inspiration
A republic i lighting with az ,mp.fc
In every contest heretofore between
monarchy and repuhlir tnism thc Amer.
can people nave expressed their sym
palty
We find that vher the English Cos.
eminent . s.;e;s;;!ag 60 abe from 'nc
people OF the sp'' Republic ~. right 'u
govern il'ms"lNos "a, people Wa bee
lic,c In lmperia ism IN this country daf.
no. say I word 20 express th..f sym-
patay With ihs people uNcr 'I,fr. IHls
Is the paralysis that T. already .r"rp!ug
"var This nation
Mt Bryan bon conclusion was ask.I
questions On number y po.ultr top.
iCs OF the day but hi. oply answer ~.
% shake his head. lie refused - tax
about Tammaul and - .rldcrs re
vas aske' II he came here % promote
concord In he party He reptile
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81 liz va. smiling ana did not wan, ia
he detained
oh. | came iu-, 10 pay my respect
TO Mr Hrysn, was al he could he In.
duCyd to say H. smiled his own priosily
smile a, every other question nut t.
him
In the corridor. on hi. way out. Mr.
Carroll moi the second John Of Tam,
many John " Keller They Whisper
together few moments and Mr, Carroll
Ven on.
Vi kel,r Was not kept waiting
either The door closed lehind him and
when he reippearrd 10 minutes later
Ne was "lhaip taci'utn.
ur JG c,,r t. PAX nay a re.pss , am as
that Their viii be na spseehmssins AZ
my dinner 80 Mr. Bryan Tomorrow
"'s george sS' F r.. William. efS had v.p
brief conference With the silver leader
when he cam. downs,air, he told AZ
I'll no other roliti'il -lsnincsnce than
TO invite Mr. bryan Ia Boston.
MI Bryan VIII De tho guest OF the
state Committee ~ Boston on Jan u,
he declared. There vii! re- dinner In
a m-etins In Mechanics Hall
Other caller were Eugene q Brew
sicr, uf dollar dinner fame. who had a
long talk with Mr. Bryan. CALVIN
hslaH, the silver nan oi Troy james
y Taney, u West Virginia oeorye c.
Dreamer. Of the Har,ars C1ub; Prof =
q, Pratt, 1enrro " Thompson apd
Joseph Josephs
To-morgow evening Col Bryan will
take a 81 table hot~ meal AZ the Demo
cratic club II. will no, he the clubs
guest. because o. the opposition to him
as Presidential candidate because -
his IsrsistencN In uph Ilding free silver
tsains, their Views
"Wednesday Col Bryan viii 60 10 Js--
sey city and IN the evening speak IL
public he VIII not speak IN public IN
New York CITY excep, Al the Keller and
Belmont dinners
From Jersey city Col Bryan zoe. to
Harrisburg smyrna Del, and Wash
Friends Of COT Bryan cay that h. feel.
kindly 20 rsmmany HAN despite the at
tituie ~ the Gold Democrats on this
subject eN-6ov Hoss said
In the South and West We regard
Tammany Han as tho best and pureSt
political organisation IN the history Of
N. country. II has q splendid record
for efficiency and consistency IL has
been subjected "a many seafchins inye--
LEGATIONS al the hands ~ lts enemies.
and nothing slai can Ne called very bad
has even been proved against II II q.
always regular and H.. leadership /. in
the nands ot one 81 the best men tina,
ever lived
"Dn van know Pick croker You
should. There ~ man whose heart II
- pure as child'S and whose mind Is
as clean - mind can 10 ~ Won
know tina; at midnight every day
Richard Croker nners 4 humble prayer
for strength and guidance. I have known
him for vears and intimately.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-22
SHE QUIT COFFEE
And Got Well with the nelD q
PosSusa Food Coffee.


IL am q scaool girl anu want 10 tell
YOU what Postum Food Coffee has
done for me and several OF my rela-
|tives.
The old.fashioEed coffee always
made me heavy and dull and gave
me heartburn. with dyspepsia. Whom
we tried Postum Food Coriee, II did
not TASTE good. bu, begged for an.
other trial. when the directions were
followed. and We found IL delicious.
since that time. We have used II regu-
larry. ana ! never have any trouble
with the heavy feenng or dyspepsia.
DR.. Lowrie prescribed Postum Tor
my uncle. Mr.. -, property man
OF the Boston Theatre and II worked
q marvellous change In him. He quit
the common coffee. and has been
using Postum Food Coffee ever since.
He looks better than he ever did be.
fore. His family also use Il. Uncle
10 very strong In his praise Of Postum
for the good Il has done him Please
90 not use my signature. but you caa
- the -tatement." ---.
Worcester. Macs. The name Con be
furnished By the Postum oereno Co.,
|ot 0oetlo Oh. M
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HOW CORNISH WAS DRESSED

=. How was he dressed ,hr's' A. A.
| remember 1t. rather unnestg.
Y. How do you mean 4. Wei. have
an impression he dli no; looA neat, hats
=. Did you have conversation with
Y. DID Cornish say 10 you ne had taken
something himself \ He nd
Mr.. Weeks asked -rVctaI questions
along this line but they were not per
q Who wa. there when you 20, there.
4. Cornlsh Mrs. Hovey. Mrs Rogers.
The attention II the furbelowei and
painted women who had been gluttlns
their eyes on Molincux up 10 this time
now turned to Cornish.
The hus Nv athletic Instructor sat at
the end Of the reporters table reading
The Evening World and apparently OBJ.
livious Of what WAS going on. He an
not even raise his eyes when his name
was mentioned again ana again. nor ala
themselves.
=; What was sad. 4. DR. Hitch cock
polsqa me When sy ssmsea s ease ,S Of
dead Dr. R,chcs s , oHf mt ts saf Mrs r.,
Agams hsJ taken a dose OF 6roin6.
setter ana that he had done all that
q. D!d you have any conversation with
Cornish about the case? A No. There
were some questions. but no converse.
,SSs g; P Didn't you talk to Cornish 4 !
y. Well, did you no, hear Cornish ,ay
that when Mrs. Adams tasted The drink
and found It bitter he mixed a drink ,or
The question wa, no, allowed. on the
grounds that Cornish should have hecr,
Asked about the CON y. - n ,lnp
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M'CAFFERTY At LAST.

This devtlnpmcnt put a man on the
stand wac has been carefully kept pf
hy ;he IscsItiJn thus II and who IL
one oi tie mort important figures !n the
case
II l. 0rr To- McCaffcr,v that much -
tho mos, telling evidence has been
brought Ia light lie It was who trapped
aamle MslGndl.
lie sad That he had recely u the Cor.
oners warrant for MolIneuXs arrest
IN the Adams case Feb e
Y. Do 4, lrow wnen he went IN the
stand he ilrs' time" A. 7 DO not.
.. Was there a warrant f0r his Dc.
ienjGnt's arrest ~ 10 Feb. 81 a.
think not. brt there Il a record o;
them.
The Recorder.
You must ring he records here NJ
District Itorncy."
Nc ,aNrriy WIS excused and then In.
struc.ed 10 bring .hc recor1 OF va-TaU'1
issued IN HE office for the afrcs. ~
MollneuS. also the warrant authesixing
his arrest for causing the ueata u Vi.
n afher!ng ! Adams
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CARROLL SEES BRYAN.
first Of the Tammnny .Johus"
said lie only called to
Pay His Respects.

After a successful trip o. the South.
Col william Jennings Brysn arrived IN
his city from Washington via IN.
Pennsylvania Railroad shortly befnr. !
o'clock this morning. Col. Ryan looked
vigorous and healthy 40 he s,rppei from
the train 90 greet Jimmy Oliver. Ia.
Gov, Hogs. 81 Texas. and Norman D.
Mack, Of Buffalo. with other siAnch
Democrats. were on hand to NEE, IN,
lea1es.
Col. Bryan was driven 10 IA, Hoffman
House. Heretofore Col. Bryan has al.
Sats STOPPED a, the Barihol1i Room,
q that hotel had been engaged for him
The reason for the change 10 that, a.
~ HOFFMAN 10 ths headquartsgu foe u
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NO EVIDENCE OF DISEASE.

o When YOU examined the body YOU
found n, evidence ~ disease A No.
O. bid YOU ind any evidence 81 pol
son, A didn't expect TO nnd H.
O. You didn't find that he had died
Of poison7 \. I couldn't have told Il
then.
O. But n he died Of disease YOU could
tel7 A. Yes.
Q. Could you have told whether he
died 81 Kidney disease without
microscopisnl examinationr A. No.
What part OF the body was In such a
condition that YOU can say positively
tina, death must have been due TO
poison7'
"He has testified 10 the absence OF
disease" said tn. Recorder
Hts statement as to poison Is an an
awer 20 the Hypothetical question"
From the autopsy did you determine
any cause of delth'" then asked Mr..
Weeks
II did no.. o" was ne snswet.
q You found a weak heartf A. Ties.
q Does diphther.a weaken the heart,
A Yes
q Does the same condition maintain
after the oxidation has disappeared. A.
Sometimes
o II the dIph;herls had disappeared
three days before death would you have
found evidence of " In the body. A.
Yes. Ia nni the membrane In the
throat
q Well. n The membrane had dis
appeared A. There'd been evidence
there
q Even after the body had been
hutiei three months 4. Yes.
q. In reply 90 the questions Of Mr..
Osborne on the redirect examination.
pr Loomis again said the only SURF
way ~ d.'ermin.ng the presence OF
i'phtheria AS Nv the culture He ssil
that hear, failure 10 not accepted BY
the board ~ Health rs the primary
cause ~ death.
By Juror Foster!
.. Would you consider stomach
trouble ~ any Kind the cause " sore
throat such ~ BNrnet had A. No. no,
mcrcurtai or iIphihere,ic sore throat
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COLD NOT SOUND.

THE American people never adopted
the gold standard. In lss. 10000 voters
demanded bime,alism
II am asked why don, drop tho
money question. ~ u were ! 10 drop II
Il mis hi break 1t would have no enec,
on the money question II AID drop u:
I, Is In the keeping OF no man, and II
would not make any difference whether
] adhere TO II az diRegard II.
II am not willing that . handful OF
English bankers shall control 100000
American people,
THE gold system IL not q sound sys-
ten. 1t Is lie that 1t Is an American
system.
To-day hnancicrs fear that there will
he ranic II the Beers continue 10 hght
successfully for their homes. The imam.
o.eEs are AFRAID tina, II England does
not Win soon there win he trouble. and
because these nnanciers fear the effect
az the success Of the Boerr. men who
IN their hearts love liberty are afraid
70 say word IN defense ~ the Roers
and have a financial Interest In praying
tina, the domination OF the Queen may
be extended. while the republic fails.
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JUROR SURPRISES WEEKS.

DO you think. Dr Loomls" - began
Foreman Mar'iu. There was a, once a
stir IN the court and Capt Mclaughlin
raped for order Then amid stiffness
Mr Martin repeated
"Now. Dr. I.oonsis, DO VOC think
that Dr. Dsss,as. b~iss . member
81 the ksieksrbssker Athletic
CIss himself. taasssc~A him In
makias out The death cersiaeass
~ h~ didr
Molineus -anei forward on the table
Mr. Week, looked surprised.
The kecoder said he could hardy
allow the question. because Or. Looms
could no, tell what vas the working
Of Dr. Douglass mind.
81 understood the witness to
say.' sssd NJ. Marlin. "shss the
death certificate was Hos properly
made oct. Ne aia sss ssy 80 ~.
rs~tly. bu, IN 80 MANY worSs."
Bui though the question Was no, al
miitsd the bringing 81 this point ~
light made = profound impression. Mr.
Weeks looked ill-iseassd as he began
al the witness again.
Ry Mr.. Weeks.
=. II . pAtlsat dies OF hear, failure
after a serious attack Of dlphtheris how
should the death certificate be nlled
ou,- A. Primary cause. dlph,heria.
secondary cause. heart failure.
The death certificate OF Barnet hsd
been made ow "eartLAe aesthenia so.-
living tpathsstA" - ~. Wssks
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KILLED BY POISON.

Y Vel, did you base your answer 70
the question on whAt the question con-
aincd ~ on previous Information! a
Then" said Weeks. Il move the an:
swer " the wines 10 the Hypothetical
question be sIricken out.
Il, /. A. ordered said the Recorder
Rs Osborne.
q What Is your answer. based on IN,
hypo, heticai question alone' 4. Tht
ssme-eyanide Of mercury.
pr fetxusoa ~. IN an am!ne'e ' e,
weckss questions.
O. plphtheri. germs are developed
sometimes IN a second culture " not 10
lie fret. Is this no, true7 A. Oh. zee
q. Are YOU conrecssd With the ssme
pathological institute Of which Or. VII.
thsus u membery A. tin amaremeno
| own H.
Q, It's stock company 4. Then
! own the stock.
esper, tno~iedse on criminal cases and
use Al rs testimony IN court? A. don't
know asou, the testimony part OF It.
wsr Organized sa 20 A'Ss' ,. s.s's n,
money N this case A. I'm blessed u
know about the compensation
~ Ntiis N1u ShpV'tta I'Hssu~'sss'"
4. Di6n't make any ARRANGEMENTS 10
that efeci.
q. Who called your attention TO this
cAfer 4. DY. WitthaN.
g In what way. A. Well. he merely
asked my opinion In the case
''Dit you make . written reportr
This question was not allowed.
Matthias ~. Dodd. Who has bern With
Tiffany ffteen years, said that Aollntux
had an Account With the hrm which
was closei In January, H.
The SIGNIFICANCE Of this Testimony 10
spparen, when II 10 rene1eered that the
poison bottle IVES 10 = TIFFANY bog.
With the statement Of the fact Ar.
Osoosne sail THAT'S all
Ar. wesks merely asked the uitness
again vhtn the account was closed ana
seem 81 satisfied 10 let IL 20 a. that.
Molineux realized the Importance Of
he nev link that bad bssh fcsped In
iorrsssI H YEA = sHS1s 1sSSs thsa
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KEEP OUT OF JERSEY.
Bs,sa W~sseA ~ Dsss Dassa's
orssn Not 90 Talk rses silver
Acssss the HsSsss,

Bryan's declaration This morning That
y. would discuss free silver In Jersey
Ciiy IN spite % Ros. paVlss requ-st
thai the issue be dropped. CAUSED anger
n the Jersey City organization.
Dsyis's weekly orrAi came out with
this:
Our advice TO Col Bryan IL 10 avoid
a mudfe ana keep out Of NsS Jersey.
s w ON t.sS os,tsr f iar,ssS pn n. o. bel.
ter
Davis had a hard time 10 prevent 70.
volt, the Gold Democrats being IN con.
trcl % the machine
When interviewed Davis ssid.
Bryan's reccpi.on Wednesday a ira nd
success although ! believe a. an. rake
q h.k mistake II hs taiss ftes sSlves
<, r.: -: q, !:9's' ~ss sss''' y AsA'a''
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A TIFFANY WITNESS.

Your Honor" sail Mr Weeks. "rd
like 10 recall Mr. Dodd. Of TifYany's"
Il will have him recalled some time
later" said Mr.. osborne. but I am no,
going 10 let that prevent me from clos.
Ing this case
lie Is si!.l within the Jurisdiction %
the court aid Mr.. Weeks
Mr.. Doid IDENTIFIED a sample card and
envelope supplied by Tiffany 4 Co. for
the use II patrons
by Mr.. Weeks.
q What department Of the store did
Mr. Ncl'neux have his account with.
A. only the stationery department.
BY MI Osborne:
DO you use this kind 81 q box In
your stationery department.
\ box similar 10 that used for the
poison package Was shown the witness.
NO. sir The stationery boxes are
natter and longer
q. What would YOU use boz like this
for a, a brush or q big spoon,
q. Well man was married you
wouldn't be surprised II man got n
box like THE, A. No: a. all.
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BLACK PIGEON OMEN.

A. Mr. Weeks was asking DIR. Looms
what part Of the hypotheilcsl question
made hin conclude that Bsrnets dea'n
an, caused by mercurial poisoning. Z
black p,ge,n winging southwark, evil
IDENTITY ml-taklng one % the big windows
AS an open space. csme full I'll, against
tho glass. The window rem Died, and
the no!s. div 'rted the entire court.
Monneux looked W In startled way
and when ne saw the black object from
which several sombre feathers nutiered
faint, startled look came into his
eyes HE face became grave, lie biz
hi, lips and settled back in his chair.
Perhaps he took the incident ~ an
omen.
q. What 10 there was no evidence o.
msrcurial storia chitls until hvt DAYS
after I, |. alleged the poison was taken
\ don't kncy about the condition Of
the throat.
q We'll, would you he better able to
determine IA. nature of the throat no"
than the attending physician was them
A suppose not
q DO You recognize that vomiting
may he evidence Of either pharangial or
iaryngial dinhthcria' A. l do.
q ID YOU know anythIn. about eva
niie ~ mercury? A. | do not.
z. Can you say whether doses OF 1t
would produce a dIphtheretc membrane
In IN. thtoIt7 A unif.stand II VIII
produce a membrane very similar
q Have you ever seen one 4. Free
auently.
O. Caused by cyanide OF mercury! A.
No. by diphtheria.
@ Well. lid you ever see the mem
branc caused by cyanide Of mercury?
A. I never did.
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DR. r. STYLES Potter OF the cfyil Ser
| vice Bosri a graduate II the University
| u the city ~ New York. followed. hs
Was called 10 the Adams Nat on the
iav that Mrs Adams died. but got there
| too late to be OF assistance In saving her
lie.
.. DID YOU form an opinion Of the
cause ~ death 81 Mrs.. Adams when
YOU saw her an the dsy of her death
O. WHAT A. cyanide 81 mercury.
.. You mean one Of the cyanIdes' a.
Yes.
Mr., Osborne then put 10 the witness
the usual long hypothetical question.
In reply the ioctor said.
"a ~ oPistsa che pseiess aied
of poiss~inx ~ m~vssric cyan
tide"
DR.. Potter said ne was familiar with
diphiheria In It's dIn-ron, forms and
that he was sure the patient hal died
o. the cause stated
nv Mr. Weeks
T. Who called you TO the Adams nat
\ Harry Cornish.
O. Did you see him A. Yes
Q, Where A. He Nas at my once
door talking 90 my cailboy.
Q. What time was this A. A.ne
Q DID YOU converse with him \.
Not tlcn.
Q; When did YOU 60 to the house, A
In fiye minutes
q. Had ..ou ro,iced how he was
lressed1 A. No. SIR
q. Did you n, the house a. Some
what
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CORNISH TO Be RECALLED

well. Your Honor" said Mr.. Weeks
" this Be the case may we be per.
mitted 10 recall Cornish 70 ask him
About these questions which We forgot
You may" said the Recorder.
cornish. sitting near, tuEged n, hi.
muetsche and looked displeased.
Dtsirfct. Attorney" asked Mr.. Weeks.
Mrs. Rogers stated that - the doc.
Tor hcsita'ed that District-A,torney
Mcintyre was a particular friend d
hers and she wished TO place the cas-.
IN his hands. AZ he had charge uf all
her Affairs"
9. Was there ANYTHING said about de.
laying sending word 10 the Coroner A
Not by Mrs Rp,c'-.
Mr. Week t1cn read the doctor :
testimony before the Coroner when he
said that Mrs Rogers asked MIN 10
delay making the report ana told Cor.
nisn 10 do al he could TO keep the case
why"
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IDENTIFIES M0LINeUx.

Then the nero. Williams. wac called
He said he was born In North Caro-
lima and his accent showed Il. lie lives
st l[ West F1ffy-frst street
O. DID you ever work 81 81 IVES,
Sevsniy-ffth street, A. Yes. str.
2. VIVA, dld you do there 4. Cleaned
.. DC You see anybsdy ia cour, tina,
you know7 4. Yea. sir
Point him out" said Mr. Osborne.
The sesrs sseppeA down ,seksss
very ssl~as. SD watkins - frsss
- Wesssess psssses = block asses
~ hsa. Nsioasss's sssebs1ssa
eeseesssss tie black pssess hsa
bsss fslallsA.
q. Who kept the housSf A. Ars. Bell.
3. what time ala you see this senils.
osn thssss 4 u ~ Dessing - ~
0vo00n6 --
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BRYAN REVIEWS THE FIELD OF
/ 81 ST POLITICS FOR EVENING WORLD
Ccentinued from First Pase)


~ hm.or m. vork IN really done by
49, 1000. a. IN. nc,,ls A. in po,i,,os
s~ye ,hs army, IN. General, Ne, the
sasev ana IN. puyaies do the work. And
therefore. I feel that I owe Il 10 those
who for nearly four year. have been
bsar,aa the burden In the heat Of the
day: 1 owe II TO them 10 say that what [
have done IL but an atom compared with
what they have done.
81 never lose an opportunity to give
credit to tina, heroic band Of Democrats
who. In isss, rsssHsi the Democratic
party from the domination 81 plutocracy.
and who for three years have stood rs
Q solid wall against those who lead the
Democratic party hack TO the position
u was occupying Al competlior OF the
Republican party Tor N" favor OF tho
money interest OF 'he 'h''eu STATES.
ABOUT s"'er MI bryan 'Aiu'
nave never had 1t In my heart 10
~ one narsh WORD oil me man VINO f'!'
sns n'. conscience ana ms judgment
eW vc'', WIN 'ne oo'a democrats
y. W. tne nopao"oans' nave ADMIRED
~" anu e'er snah-.he man
~ 'eo's"' "'' con-
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AUTOPSY DISCLOSURES.

O wha, IL the .fec, u cyanide of
mercury On the kdneys' 4. The cells
degenerate
Q DID you md this In the autopsy
A No.
Q Why mott A. decomposition had
too long set In.
Q You said the body was in good con-
ti,ion. A dld
q Does no, hydro cyanaic poisoning
cause rapid decayr 4 II does.
o Well wouldnt II have been the
same IN mtrcurr cyanic poisoning A.
The mercury would tend 10 preserve the
body
Q What poin, 40 you consider OF chie'
importance in the hypothetical question
A. The mercurial stomachlils The con-
di,ion Of the mouth.
o when doe. IN. vomiting begin in
.ucn cases? A. Early and ends after
day or so.
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81 always carry oil with
me. Right is sure to win"

Cui. Bryan refused 90 dlscufr the Vice
Presidency Nor would h. venture "A
pr"dic,4oa where ne mex, National Com
Ven'iln viii Dee hrli
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wanted 10 know wherein this was wrong.
The doctor said the mistake sas mere
ly. technical
After some questioning BY the Record
er - TO the dc.tina:Iop Of different germs
na sngusal
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A NEW SENSATI0N7

4 rumor that MIR. Osborne had IA sen.
sation to spring was circulated when
the afternoon session began and was
based on the presence Of q negro In
court who had been sitting all the
morning In the rear Of the room IN
charge uf Central once detective
I, was said that the negro was Viii
am " III ans former servant In the
Bell Hat In Seveniy-nf,h street, and that
while there he knew Molineux ~ Mr..
Chesebrough He will be called to cor.
rohorate the testimony Of Rachel Greene.
Mr.. Osborne called for the manager OF
Tinauy's. bu, he was not In court, 80
Dr. Frank Ferguson was called. lie
is a famous pathological expert. He
speaks with a broad Scotch accent,
lie examined the stomach OF Mrs,
Katherine j. Adams
tn. mucous membrane was almost
entirely destroyed, he said
Y. Did you attribute that 20 any
Cause A. Ncs. t. corrosive poison
. Any doubt about H. A. None
N f.af,
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GOVERN TRUSTS.

- mnDQvs that Congress ha, the power.
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HEALTH BOARD DOCTOR.

DR.. james Campbell White. who Is con
necied VITA the Heath Boari, was calleC
TO the stand
Y. How many cases OF diphtheria have
you observed 4. over a thousand.
v. How many cases OF poisoning by
mcrcuric cyanide have you observed! a
Several
Mr.. Osborne then ssked the hypothcti'
cal question and - usua Mr., Weeks
objected. saying tina; the amount Of the
doe OF potson was NOT mentioned. lie
ass Ovefrtiled.
The dOctor said In answer that the
patient died OF cyanide OF mercury pol
soning.
=. You have examined more than a
thousand cases, have YOU not A, Yes.
sir.
q And you have known cases OF mer-
curry poisoning to get In the iiphtnereiie
wards? A. Yes
q. And pass even your a. Yes.
"WiI y0u stake your reputs.
.tion." asked Mr.. Weeks, "that has
Ing yosr Judgment an the hypo-
thrsicsI qu-stion that the patient
could have died Of nothing else
hut c,anid- Of mercury poison.
ings"
- WILL" replied the witncss.
Or. White told about mercurial al.
ivation and the court then took a re-
ceas until o'clock
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the subjec'' A. Yes.
O. DO YOU recosnir. noe, bleed as a
symptom A. Sometimes.