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Try a delicious ice cream for sc
at S. S. Hoods parlor. 24-15t
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All the favorite ice cold drinks
at S. s. Hoods. "a lot
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BoRN-To Rev. and Mrs. T. E.
Mckenzie, a son.
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Miss Mamie Meadows is here to
attend and take q three months
course of Ralsfon Physical Culture.
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Hear Katie Beatrice johnson
Friaay night whistle she Bluebird
eehosss
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Try one sack of Queen of the
Nation" -four, you will then want
no other. saw
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Red Cross Bag Blue is the best
in the world. Large package costs
5 cents,
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Queen of the Nation" flour
has come to stay and will give you
good biscuits three times q day.
S&U
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BoRN-To NJ. and Mrs. B. C.
Forbes, last night, a girl.
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Ask your grocer for Red Cross
Bag Blue. Large package five
cents.
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Two or three fishing parties
went out today to spend . few days
at Oil Springs.
One party was composed OF p.
Fl. Corlew and family, Mrs. /. r..
Mason and children aud Mrs. j.
B. Bennett.
Porter Staples and family and
Mesdames Mccoy and Jordan COM
posed another party which left this
morning.
Frank Bonner, Steve holland
and Walter RudisiH and wife 60
to Oil Springs tomorrow morning
for a weeks outing.
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The ladies' aid society OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church is
called to meet with Mrs. Fl. III.
Pennington Tuesday afternoon at
4 o'clock. A full attendance is
desired.
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WANTED AT ONCE-A man who
can pick chickens in a rush and
do pantry work. Also on July
Is, / want eight walters who know
their business. Apply at once,
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Sulphur, !. T., July 19-2O-21
prices.

Make life happy by using Queen
of the Nation -four. s&w
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Trimmed
Hats . .

of artistic conception and fine
quality. at normally low prices.
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If you wish to have beautiful
clear white clothes. ask for Red
Cross Bag Blue. refuse limitations.
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MRS. c. NJ. COLLINS. Pres.
MRS. w. S. MASON. Sec'y.
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White Sulphur Inn. Sulphur, 1. T.
9 9t
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A Birthday Dinner.


Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
G. P. Van Denberg gave dinner
complimentary to Rev. C. M. Col
lins,. that being his 32d birthday.
The dinner was very elaborate and
was highly enjoyed by those fortu-
nate enough to be in attendance.
Those present were:
Rev. G.. M. Collins and wife.
Rev. G. c.. Weith and wife and 81.
Fl. Pennington and wife.
Ed Bond today received from
Chicago box of very fine cigars in
payment of a wager. Some time
ago while here Clement j. Scott,
adjuster for the Fidelity Casualty
Co., wagered a box of cigars with
Ed on the outcome of a law sui
and has recently lost. He promp'
tly paid the wager.
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The platform is strong,
straightforward declaration of
democratic principles. The candi-
dates are alright and democratic
victory this fall is in bright pros
pect."
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KEPT POISON SECRET.

O. Did YOU refuse to tell McCalesty
4. ] had nothing TO say.
Q. What did he ask you for? A. lie
asked me for bottle ] found In Bar.
q. And you didn', tell him Of III. boz ,
Q. You told Ncciu;ky. though. b. had
taken cyanide Of mrscusyi A. Yes. !
q. You didn't tell Mccaaerty Of the
kutnow powders! A. told AcCiusky
OF II.
q. Blu, Aot until you knee that DR..
Wendell Phillips kneW oil about H.! A.
! can't answer thst because ! don't
know what Dr.. Phl.lips know.
Y. Yes, but didn't you deny even 10
McCiusky that Barnst had taken poison
until he told you Phillips knew ~ L.
You may put II that way.
BY foreman Martin:
Q. when did you discover the cyanide
Of mercury? A. Nov. T.
q. When did you have the talk with
the Dstective-Serseant' A. Dec. D.
ny Juror Crane:
q. When nd you coms into the case'
q. what was his condition. A. Very
good. indeed. but he said he had q sore
throat, He was not n bed.
BY Sir. Weeks:
Y. When d. you understand he had
taken the kutnpw .poWders, A. About
two DAYS before. Ne told me that he
had gotten up Ia the morning and had
Z sore 'h Is; ana '0cS 2 do'e Of t y:
been In the hohit Of takip6 them. He
only mentioned !, casually. When
saw him the hTst time he said nothing
Of headache or nausea.
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I'LL STOCKS
VERY. Dull.
PricesAre Steady, but the
Trading Almost
Stagnant. +,

Trading was very quiet a, the opening
OF the stock market to-day. Stocks
showed little difference In prices from
last niRht and many a the prossinen'
shares did not chance hands durins the
f1rst half hour. Tile unimportant issues
were forgotten altogether.
Sugar. Tobacco and the local fractions
opened practically unchanged. Amersesn
Steel a Wire. Atchlson preferred and
Canadian Pae!fc began ut advances. the
last namei being up rs.
Some Of the Western and Southwest.
ern railroad stocks were easier. out
railroads held above last NIGHTS level.
Covering by shorts carried Metropoll'
tan Stree, Railway back to lsst night' .
ls,yei lifted Third Avenue ) point. Snd
Heavy o. 9o' ss:ou i'' ssss
and Steel 4 Wire benefited them ! -
A better demand for the general list
developed. Business In bonds Vas broad
and On . large scale. Good gains wsfs
':iS slsa xS.s ~ ,.S,d ;'; y ss.,r.n.
and then nuctusts1 fevsrisHiy % It
rose above III. Otherwise the HaE6st
was listless and without fsature. y,
goob buying movement developed
In the metal group and there Vas .
general demand for the 06athN(D tesns
e. sss persistent inquiry for Missouri
Evidence Of support was no. lichDas
N the hifh.priced Industriels add ih9
local stocks Metropolitan Street Hall.
way forged up 10 ieS and Third Ave0ue
got up to within . points Of yestefld6'S
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Wa OOes Regards Tews ~ Pss~.
t1eaoby Hsolsved, but muller
Mas NapA Tesk Vet.

LONDON. ian. is-?2 7. M-Mes
sases from the front appear TO confirm
the general impression that events IN
Natal viii now move quickly. though
hardly - rapidly a. the tongues ant
peae OF the nsoe-monsers.
TAere % sseheas - 10 the pres.
eat - ss0Dsse The story that The
relief % Lsaysoith 10 - secsss.
p1ishsA fact. bst u IL learseA that
TIE situation 10 s~w regarded ~
ne WEI OOce with esttse esaa.
6sses as1 thss the keisasseseA
town d sssssaeseA practically ~.
olsvs1, although there 10 10 ~.
tempe - UsAersass shs Assges asA
6s0eslty - Usa. Dsliss's sssk.
A. suggested In these Dispatches yes
terdsy, Gen. Warren vss actually In
the vicinity Of Acton Homes wednes-
day. and a portion Of hts force. under
Lord Dundonaid. secured an important
position westward Of that place during
the evening OF Jan. II. on the Beers
HIGHT hank, threatening the Free Stat
ers mmunication With their own
country BY way Of Ttntwn Pass.
The british esns sstside ss
Lsaysaith ssGhs - Ne Visible
1vso there. - ahs istssv~atss
esssssy 10 spes.
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DR.. SMITH NEXT.

DR.. Andrew ". Smith was the next
witness Tie said he has been q prac.
tltioner for forty years and was called
In for consultation at the last Illness IT
Barnet.
He was asked long. hypothetical
question by Osborne 10 dtacover whether
or not Barnet died Of poisoning By mef'
cqrtc cyanide.
The doctor said that the facts ~ 81.
pounded to him by tho District.A ttor.
ncy did incline him TO the bellef that
Barnet had died ~ such poisoning and
not from diphthe.ii.
BY Nr. Weeks:
T. When you called on Barnet did you
zee any symp, oms Of mefcuriAl poison.
Ing? 4. No visible symptoms.
Q. II such symptoms had existed would
you have seen Them 4. That doesn't
follow.
q. Wha, portion OF the District.At-
torne,s statement inclined you 10 be-
lieye that Barnet died Of mescuvtal
poisoning! A. The sequence Of symp.
lows
y. Even n you dtdn't know when or
how much poison bad. been taken? A.
Yea
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bathing himself ana caring for himself
serious lax with him and told him ia
have 10 leave the case II he did not obey
my osders.
by Nr. Osborne:
Q. How long were you ellminat NJ the
mercury from Barnet's system? 4.
From the Nh tili the 7th.
Q. Why didn't you continue? H. h.
cause didn't deem u necessary.
Q. You deemed that he had vombesd
oil the mercury up? 4. Perhaps.
CalRerty and Carey that Barnet had
MI taken cyanide of mercury?
Tho question was excluded.
Q. Well. did you tell them he hadn't?
A. ] don't remember anything about II,
because ] was not then ready to maize .
report.
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Or. DOUGLAS RECALLED.

Or. BeamAn Douglas was recalled.
Y. Did you make report 10 the
Board Of Health regarding the death Of
". e. Barnett A. did.
O. IL that your report thsndins him
. papeD' 4. II In.
NJ. Osborne then read the report 10
the Jury. II vas largely technical. and
told Of the doctors treatment Of his
patient. The culture. ~ had been testi.
Ned before. shoSed no evidence Of diph.
thereto bacilll.
"stec,rotopicus" shouted Mr.. Weeks.
I TIE report showed that In his opinion
death was caused by weakness Of the
heart following Barnct's over-exertion
In leaving his bed. The report further
ays the witness had been called 10 &C.
count by the Health Board for not hav.
Ing reported the diphtheria Of Barnet al
the time ne vas III. lie wrote he had
done his best and had not attempted 10
conceal anything.
In reply 10 Mr.. Osborne the wi,ness
said that while Barnsts case showed
no hseilil. yet he thought he had died
OF some variety Of diphtheris.
The letter which DR.. Smith had writ.
ten to the Health Beard In regard to
the Barne, case was handed 10 the wit
mes. AM read by him.
Dr. Douglas said the contents were the
substance Of what DR.. smith had told
him.
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100000 TO
RIDE FIRST.
Emerson Offers Big Fare
for Trip In
Tunnel

The underground tunnel people have q
chance to NAH . barrel Of money.
Edward r. Emerson. Of ~ spr'ns
street. has Offered si.oO for the privilege
Of owning. for the time being. the frs'
train TO 20 through the rapid transit
tunnel.
I'm Q patriotic American" ne said
this morning. and rich. All want Is
a chance 10 ride Through the tunnel
Arst. L<S the Mayors special train
make it, entrance and exit. Then let
me come.
81 said ia nay N.Voo. A. . matter Of
fact an willing 10 nay t,oa.cp II neces'
ssry. n the directors Of the subway
viii ie, mc and my friends make the
frs, trip. Ask any trust COMPANY or
bank whether ! am not good Tor 'hs'
amount"
M. Emerson 10 . Yankee. and owns
not only a finc town house. but severn'
suburban residences.
ms patriotism. and II Isn't" he said
to-day. New York 10 built ike lead
pencil. Everybody wants TO get home
a. soon - possible. ] lose an hour q
dav In transit. That Il worth to me
jise.
I'm simply whooping thinss up. I'll
take a big chunk Of rapid transit my
self u I can se, II.
my offer seems absurd. yet am jus,
crazy enough 10 make u. ] have for
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HYPOTHETICAL QUERY.

~ on the morning OF the Oct. = the
patient had aiken the mercury. had Won.
lied severely, had then been eoout for
too days end then should develop Hph.
thereto sosc throat and that ahcc'd
have disappcarei On the Nh NJ Novenn.
Der. and that on the It'll q Novemtes he
developed mercuriai stO0Achltts. and
chat this d.sappesred and that the pa.
ticnt persisted In leaving his bed and
hsshins himself. and that he died on
Nov. 10. and that In the meantime there
had been M bloody vosnit or suppression
OF urine. and thst after death the slight.
est trace Of cyanogen found and some
mercury. what then would you ray was
the cause of dsaih;"
THAT depends." sald the doctor. "on
sh~ sequence Of dates"
Mr. Weeks repeated his question. but
tNe wltnses would not commit himself
so any other s,atement than that the
symptoms indIcaej death ny poisoning
Q. Ever have any personal experience
With mercurial cyanide polsoninx7 \.
Q. Nor mercursal poisoning. A. No
STR.
=. 30 your snswer 10 no, based on
expeeieaces A. No.
AZ this point Court adjourned TIN 10 -
Monday morning.
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GERMANY Is ANGRY.
NesSeA nemasks %, she neSehstag
~ selsWses ~ british war
shtps.

BERLIN Jsn. BIN the Reichstas
to-day the debate on Herr Moellsr's join,
Interpolation 81 the Government, re-
gardlnT the seIzur. Of German steamers
by British warships Was opened.
Herr Mosllcr said vigorous expression
must be- given to the Indignation Eel,
Of the .ac, that tne subsidized line 70
which the vessel. belonged had observed
the opinion that the matter should fur
nish the Opportunity of defining the
rights OF mail steamers.
Tn. unloading Of the Bundesrath could
have been Effected with a few days de-
lay ana slowed want of consideration
for international courtesy. and ~ should
be made incumbent upon the British
what extent their views In regard 10
those rights had been changed.
Great Britain had not always main
iained the neutrality marking Gcrmany's
present attitude. and EnElishmen should
take care not to draw on themselves the
hatred Of the civiliHed world.
This statement was grse:ed with loud
cheers.
rks Minister 81 rsseiss Aaaiss.
Cosss Sss Bse,sw. Ae~lssea that
Hsrv NoeIles. ~ k,s snsrsA s~tssy
semssks. ksa justly pststed ess
the feesins NJ ssssyss~s whirh
The seizure 81 German ssesoess ~
evtttsh war sessels hsa srssseA
thvssghsst GesassS.
out u rexafl for the existed state
0f public opinion. N for no other reason
! readily con,entet to reply TO the inter.
peilation. hut you will understand ". N
view Of the significance ami very s~rious
nature Of the affair. as cell a. out o
consideration for the seriousness Of TN
whole political situation. ! ccnnne my
e~lf TO q practical statement ~ facts.
Count Won Buelow. IN conclusion, sal.
Germany would maintain friendly rsla
ttons With Great Britain. hut the Gov
cfnmen, hopcd thet such incident
would not fecur. making II impcssib
for the good relations TO continue
Count Won Buelow concluded: In III,
peeeent position Of practical Information
sl Lac no protest can b. sustaine,
agatns. the arrest of the three 9srmaI
steamefs. either on the high seas or 4
Adsn. nor assins, the examination o
| Ca the other hand.. the conveying o
TIE BUpdeefsth and uesoog To Dv9hAi
Uoohopt a6eQua:ely foundSd e,sGQ1c1a(
| - ~ t.ecAsege III She cafeoes q u
e09aS a. 0seses! =: ~ -
Ia ~ - 3sss1eeo ~ intss111 -
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than the passengers.
The fog almost completely tied ~
tmffic In Brooklyn in the early hours.
The ~" trains Mere compelled to run
very slowly. and there were many blocks
on nil lines.
Thousands Of persons Jeff the IL"
trains and took TO the trolieys OF
xalked.
The ferries also suffered greatly. dc.
lays lasting from half an hour 90 IN
hour or more.
81 thick was thu fog that when 20.
uce Can't. Price tried TO md his way 10
the, brooklyn Detective Bureau he
couldn't md II.
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eesssoess nss1y shskss ~. hst
NSoe Seriously Huss -
oeeoaA Accident.

A resr-end collision. which shook up
the passengers Of two trains and
eAsasd hys'eris among some Of the
women. but resulted In no seriou. In
3rfyy occurred on the Kings County
Devated Railroad At the Franklin ave
~ station at IN this morning
~ train In front was siowins TN 10
- ~ ths station. There vas q heavy
- end. Il !. said. the engineer Of he
~ erAAs could no, zee the cars ahead
I - untii It vas too late.
Il.Uv1so ~ IA ses the train ahead. n.
.vngDsd The lever and put on br.kes
~ uAh1aG tbe collision a compsr atiy~.
u - bsap.
~ - saough. though. 10 send nearly
- DanDeasefs Who were standing
49,, 80 the noos.
49, = many u the windows vas
- foT . while Il looked AZ II
49, - . panic In the crowded
nGo1pnpsss 70 sp>a . visaew,
- = )oaUona sss. H.
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experts are not inclined TO
take it a. true until the War
Office. confirms the news.
Acton Homes IS ten miles
north N richards Drift
where Warren crossed, and
the little river Venter runs
through it northwesterly.
This road held cuts off re-
treat through the TIntwa
Pass, and il was along this
the Free State troops made
their way to Ladysmith and
drove in Whites outpostx
The evening world., 1900-01-19
DIPHrHeRlA KILLED BARNET.

There was a dramatic pause. The
room was lead still
"0eeasss." sold TIE asrsss. We.
hs~essiS. - thosshs - thee. esd
. thisk % now. thst The ssly essse
- The death 81 d. &. osssse vas
1tphthssss ao1 sst pssseaosg b.
oesrsrtc eyasiae. ~ SsseeA -
this bsi'es u optic 81 sIl sbse hes
bees sssA ~ he expssts. ssa sesul
adhere - thss shesvv."
" Mr. Weeks:
q. DO you know Ar. Nolineuxf 4.
have bowed 10 him. but asa not know
him. nor any member Of his family.
y. Have you ever consulted with any
Of Nolii.eux's family o. his coSnssIs
rs on % s sSs ssn'; Z Y; g. an author.
ushers WORDS. and ssked skc vitnssc
70 le sa!~st With vhsi vas written.
y o." ~ NJ: pouslAssl
Many purely technlesl questions vsrs
Anasa The sSthsstsIes Qycsed b NJ.
father Of Juror No. 1
q. 10 Mt the sppearance Of The throat
IN the cose az diphthpria aW6 IN that q
cosrselse nercurtal poassnin9 rae'
rhers was atpolutriy no saassstion oi
percuftal ouseoaing In the throat cf
barnet.
v Msrcuriai stomscAitis may cone
from meiiciaai dossss. A. u msy.
O.. AM nay cone from old mercury
IN the sysee1s a. Yes. u may s.vays
rscur when there h enough mercury N
scSss re s:s.s +: .1s:
Q. Aad syneepe o. hsafs failure ~
eceur even duffns ccava1encsscss l.
q. As1 zoe - ssy S.o~s,,y .vs,l
Il ~, sns ~ ~ =. s; ssssss:,s - -
{. : III
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CahSss vses bsssoe>nl fsetssp 70 ths
op<ssns pescss q what tD-lay. vAasA
vsrs abssa svsa vleh ~ a1UAe's cseaa.
Persagn heuess appease1 % have nv
buyiag ssosss n ~ oosose.
ylsw YGst's spsaln0 Dseoe0 Usse; NJ
vheoa, q ~; Ju1r. n ~
Chseaos's speaooe Dsscss Wsss: ~
vasaa. = -; Ssly. . -; ~ en-.
. -: A1Ay ssta . - t.
NV yeg,fs essa1ae 49, vVss ~
vAsas- ujs ~, nassA = ~ ~
lI2''!;iks ~
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" Good CcsRsel
~ Ne HI. :

W1ssIU0 b bAsmsss n spstass.
m ksufslb q absDsab ~ esss
~ AboTs 3sssannN1lk ARsabs's
esslpf 3Slasiss. Qu1sf asse -
Oauib - ~ evt1e ~ ~ =
~ aAsmaljsss 46SDts.
, -
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MeRCURlAL sT0MACHITIs.

Osborne read Edmund Barnet's ties.
tlmtny before the Coroner In which ne
~ that the doctor had told him hls
Ather was saIivatedand might have
lot his teeth and that he Was suffer.
Ing from an ovesdoNe II mercury.
Osborne was storming. The witness
vas indignant and angry.
~ Edmund barnet said that he was
mistaken In the use Of his words. I
admit that I did give Mr.. Barnet an
Anti.toxine TO rid him OF some Of the
mercury"
And what did you say OF the teeth?'
shrleked Osborne.
II merely said that he vas suffering
from mercuriAl stOmachltAs. and that
sometimes the patient lost teeth through
this cause. but ! never saii Barnet uas
In danger OF losing his teeth"
What did you give him to rid him
OF this mercury
''Chloric of potash and something else.
forset now exactly what
q. A. an an,idotel A. Merely 10 rid
his system of mercury.
0. Becsuse II vas GOOD for him, A.
Yes. good for his mouth and throat.
The letter Of Dr., Andrew Smith re-
porting BArnet's death to the Health
Board vas called ioE.
II stated that In DR.. Smiths opinion
Dr. Douglass vas correct In making out
a death certificate mentioning heart fall.
ure a. = result Of d.ph,heria a. the
cause Of death.
Now Missed Ostorne. why didn't
You meniion your failure 10 ana diph.
iberia Germs In the culture you made
from Barnets throat
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BARNeT'S DEATH.

Ano'ne' "''' 10. sno .om'''ed IN
,,,. WV
II wa, from Dr. douglas 10 the Hoard
ot Health. The letter said barnet had
been over his d'ph'hefh hve days. and
thar dea'h was a''ee''S que 70 o'ef-sA-
80 49, . g.. a.,
q, IN. t.oty saving On. pst,en, s.a h..r
auarant,nea. and the club ofsscials were
anxious TO have the ro"sns ilsinfec'ed.
Y un' you 'e. inc pos'd OF neAith
Una, nA'ne' ".a 20 49,. "'n ,ne
mas P.s " v p'""',
containing ''"'''' ." "''''''' ~ !
d,d not
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"lof," SAYS CALLAvAI.

PssoA1esa - New ves6 CeOesoo D.
uees CooVesy WsoDs - pus.
shsss sleg seag eveses.
u rsp,y to . dsspaseh froo olns eaas
to-day stains that The Nee Yses Cen
m: vas n~scsiatiaG for ~ peschsse
Of shs pstsea iee ths pssUses q uslne
n - car shsea Prsul1sat Callevay ~
y - Bvsuaes Wssse sspsrH ~ os'
y isses,e rssr.
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EXCITING INCIDENT
IN NOLINEuX TRIAL.


points and Mr. Weeks compelled the
witness to admit that some stub psns
had longer points than others. which
would naturally affect the writing
Mr.. Weeks concluded his cross-cx-
animation a, Ii.0 and Mr.. Osborne
asked a few question In redirect -.
animation.
Mr.. Hagan." asked Mr. osborne. "a
man nitr ally leaves out as many Of
his characters as possible In disgusting
HE hand7"'
"Of course he does"
q. And therefore the disguised hand
ami the nstura, hand are never identi.
cal. even In many characteristicsf a.
Doesn't require an expert 10 determine
that
The expert babe the Recorder food.
by and was about TO leave the stand
when Juror Martin interrupted him.
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4 CORRECTION MADE.

~ correction has been made In ex.
hlbit r. Can you tell whether or not
tina, has been written over by . dif-
feren, pen AID Q different inkf"
"In my opinion !, has been" aid the
expert.
Hickman swore that Q correction had
been msds In one Of the letters In his
once and had been written over by the
defendant with pen and ink In his Once
on For,y-second street.
Mr.. Hagsn teAtihcd that In his opinion
the ink On the original letter had been
permitted to dry and that the writing
Of the correction had besn b,otted with
blot,'ns papsr.
Some OF my ovn writing" said Juror
Martin. which ] permitted 10 Dry nat.
uraily and which blotted developed
difference when they we're
both thoroughly dry.
do you THINK" said the Juror. that
tho cross lines Of the correction and the
subsequent writing are In the SAM
Ink7"
Il do said the expect. land that
they are different from the Xxx used In
the body Of the letter"
The evening world., 1900-01-19
DlPHTnERETlC MICROBES.

DR.. Belman Douglas was recalled to
the stand.
Mr. Osborne began:
Y, Doctor, In vomiting n symptom of
dlphtheria7 A. II may be.
q. Can you cite an authority! A. Not
Immediately.
y. Well. Is 1t a symp,om' A. I say Il
may be.
Q. oh. II may be a symptom Of a bullet
wound. too? A. Yes. I presume So
q. DO you recognize diphtheria a. a
dIsease caused By a microbe7 A. | do.
Y. Well. now, did you make culture
o. the scrsplngs Of Barnct's tonsil? A.
Yes,
q And the microbes such as YOU got
can be found on the throat OF any
healthy person. 4. Yes
The Recorder wanted to know just
when the death certificate was fled.
lie was told Nov. Is. lees.
q. Didn't you tell Darnet's brother that
narnes suffered from salvation? 4.
=: Nor that he might lose his teeth
q. Didn't you tell Barnets brother At
the time Of his death that ne was suffer.
Ing from two things mercury. poison ins
and dlphtherla7 A Practically that.
Q. What did you say. A. That he vas
suffering from mercurlal stomachitis
and dsphtheria.
The evening world., 1900-01-19

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