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I svo Months for
Price Of One.

In giving these days Of grace"
Doctor Copeland veserves the right
70 withdraw the Free Month Offer
At any time by annouucemen In
these colsmns. The ti0e iimit
tJune IsO had to he waived dsrinE
May by such sunounce ent TO rec
Ii~ve the strain upon the oaaces.
Doctor Copeland Promised "days
of grace" would he given after
Jane lat. aud asked thas the people
wait until then. saA shus relieve
the pressure upon o0ees. OhedI.
eny TO this promiss, these "days Of
xracen arc beinx siven new. and
stiII the people are coming IN be-
yond all precedent. Doctor Cope
land - Testified In reservsnx the
right 10 withdraw u" offer hy
s,mpl~ snnouncenent. Dus that
announcement will he jsst as
prominent a. eny Of these notices.
and until that notice 10 given In
these columns. during these "days
of xraeev Doctor COpe1sna's
promise will he kept TO the letter
cordially and gladly 70 all. 90 all
applying for treatment ana all re-
n-,vinE treatment will receive two
months treatment for the price At
one. That IL. Daring one whole
month Trey will be treated a"d
suppIied with medicine absolssely
without pay or c0mpensstio" Of
nuy kind-sh~y will receive One
Month Free from the beginuing.
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YES. MORE THAN
MARVELLOUS.

Father. mother. slater and frieads
comment uptn the miraculoss re-
cov-ry from Total Deafness-why
NOT invrstlxatcs
II canno, recommend Doctor Copeland ~
often and sincerely rs should like TO. hc
/. a wonderful man and his treatment IN
the grcnS-st on earth SO spoke Mise
wor,.man. OF No. s willet st. New York.
Her brother. Herman Workman. employed
hy Ro!te. room u. National broadway
hank Duildlns. at No. : Park place. had
been deaf for thirteen years. and is now
entirely cured Hts nni!ct!on was probably
due to fall which happened when he was
abou, three years old. and II grew rapidly
worse until
The hoy Was Totally Deaf.
One doctor said the auditory nerve was
affected. another claimed that the ear
drum was injured and all agreed that the
case was absolutely hopeless. During the
What Doctors MD.
were tried and Or. Mclccacs, OF the 18th
st.. Eye and Ear Innrmary. performed a
delicate operation. hoping to restore his
avail. and finally all hope wss abandoned
and tho child was apparently oooWu 10
eternal silence.
For m-nrIy IT year. HERNIA n
WOrtxmnn vvaa stone deaf.
Hut now all Of this - changed.
and he hns been PratOved to his
MsmiIy cured.
stone deaf In February.
Perfect hearing In May.
That 10 . condemned history ri
this marvellous case.
Ills father. Mr.. Wolf Workman. says
I'VE had no Idea that Herman could b.
cured Tho poor boy always felt 20 bad
about u that We tried every thing. but nc
good resulted. When he Vas sNaller h
could not breathe very we'll. and At nigh
would snorc like man. Now that has all
xone."
Herman's Brother.
Mr.. Michael! Wort.man: brother Of Hee;
should be known to everybody. All oui
friends are amazed"
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WORST BLOW YET
FOR KENNEDY
His Own AIibi Witness Great
ly Injuries His Case
Before Jury.

What was conridcrc' the worst
blow to the case OF DR.. Samuel j.
Kennedy v.As delivered this morning
by one OF HIS own witnesses. Ed
ward Brrncs. n Staten leland, truck
man. called to build mp the dentists.
abb. The bringing ont OF the mans
criminal record. his recital OF his
escapadcs and his general manner
on the stand, while 1t Mt first amused
the jurymen. soon placed them In an
inattcntive mood, and 1t was appar-
cnt that they were far from favor
ably impressed by his testimony.
The prisoner and Mrs. Kennedy
were visIbly depressed rs the man
passed through the aro OF a fierce
cross -cxa animation. Kenncdy's law
yer. Mr.. Moore. scowlcd and Mr.. Os-
borne looked cxultant as he probed
the witness.
Burnes had .een called to testify
that he had seen DR.. Kennedy three
miles from New Dorp at 2 o'clock on
the morning following the murder
OF Dolly Reynolds.
Counsel for DR.. Kennedy intro
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From these am now OF the belle:
that Or. Kennedy wrote the $i'.rD
check That he Wrot. on the register
"E Maxwell and wife that he In
=dur.cd the check and thar that check
wns torn from his own chcckbook.
believe that E:mmciine gave hin IN"
ssnn /, bet on the races. that she be-
came persistent In her demands that
the money he returned. arl that, falling.
she told Kennedy that she vas tired OF
waiting and demanded a ca.cN for the
winnings which nr, Eennciy assured
her WAS hers.
Kennedy very likely promised this
money or check at n certain time. and
made the appointment at the Grand
Hotel What happened from that lin"
W. can only judge by police records.
and the testimony In the case. God
knows have tried 10 blot the picture
the State has drawn at the trial out Of
my mind. and have tried hard to think
that Or. Kennedy was not guilty.
In my desire that he nigh, prove
himself innoccnt l have had In my
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They are tn. ones who "ill suffer !,
IN. law takes n NJ ns a murderer His
VIII not be half tn" agony
i.n' have seen the marks on h"h,
u, dy's i.nd"rgariGcnts "heF" the 'ltcR'd
tiids.0n rested II seems 20 h' con-
ulL4iv. cNit,nC that the fatal "cnpnn
VAS carried th.r. These ana u thon.
sHtd other circu,nstantiai details would
~ to prov" that the dentist Nn- s'nitS
Aud to-day | irll"v" h" Killed fmmtlsnc
i.jf old. and tii,t his lawyers kno" h''
Killed her f~ II I could b" hr3u-ut
10 mink rtn"rwis" | y,,u!d gladly con.
trihut. N."Io 10 his i"i'n-" fund would
hu auNthing III my power 20 nc'r h'f'
hut | shall never torgr' the f""ilhs
that cam" over IN. IN ilir police stn-
t.un tn. day after III" murder ~ heh-
n.dy was picked cut BY tnu hot"l EN-
ns the Grand Hotel IN" night ~ the
murder IT was trrrihi" shock I" me.
Dr Kennedy a murderer lmpp-s!bl":
had just shaken hands With MN. ana
| whs still smiling "A N"lcrin" Wh'h ",
men pointed their fingers. AZ MIN an''
hr -ltiuk into \ s"hi under their ac-
cucirg gaze
"~hooL Hands With Nurirrrr."
\ cold chill uam. over mr. hh''
shaken hands VITA h" man "no hh,'
cruelty murdered a d"'"u s.l's. woman.
| hope never - hnv. such ceiling como
over me igaln az long ~ ! i've.
think. had !, not been Cor III" fright
fu horror In ms heart; should haNc
struck him down where H. stood And !
,nnnp, say to-day that this horror has
nltugrthcr worn on. except when t1c
picture ~ those old people and MS wite
and child com. - me.
ii hns h-cn hard for me To speak thu>
pliIniv through til. public press. Hut
The time mas come when must 'N-
plain.
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had Its effect upon my moral. mental,
social and commercial He.
My old mother and ms family grievc
over the awful Ins'lnnatlons constantly.
any mind. especially since Lawyer Moore
has been coward.y enough TO assoc!a;,
my name with the crime. has been un-
!. der constant irritation; my friends
6usiness and social. while seemingly
loyal. mus, in the course ot things hr
Influenced by the y.itcd arcUsat!on o.
the defendants lawyer that Rurw
more about Emmcl!ne Reynolds death
taan ! cared 20 tell.
!, Is one thing to bc innocent and
know it, but II ls quite another 70 keep
ellcnt under III. s,abs ami s.urs o! -
criminal lawyer. who would crimesh ypU
10 save guilty client. And nave
done this until to-day. when decided
In justice to those who believe Ia me
10 speak plainly.
lie Was IL lOnF, branch.
. To begin with. wish 10 state posi-.
lively that wna not IN Sc% York CIty
the night Emmel!ne Reynolds was k!il.d.
was in Long Branch with my mother
ans the rest OF cur fanny ihlv!nE Icst
r!cr on tn. Long Branch boat at lsH
o'clock on the afternoon st the dag be
Z fore she MAS killed. ,l.d aot learn II
her taking on umil / wa notified 10
next duy In my own 0'iiCo by lttc. iya,
from Capt. McClhhky's office.
District Attorney M"lHNIc Sn"w tn,
!, Chief McCiusky knew il, Assisiar., p!s.
1 tr,c,- Attorney Osborne knows H. I.lX.
xer Moore. Tor III. defense. might lt.y.
! ssaysd mo thls humiliation Dy ,sx.ng an.
question on In. sand. why iii II. IN
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GRATEFUL Words.

Nr. J. ~. Mnnroe. No. lO3 Eighth
ave-. New York City. age ~. says: Doctor
Copeland cured me Of Deafness after ~
years OF suffering. l was treated by a mum.
Der OF doctors. without receiving any help.
hut the Copeland treatment did me world
Of good within : month";. Ny trouble was
caused by getting water In my ears during
bathing. and when ! went to see Doctor
Copeland l could no, hear evan ths ioudest
noises. while nov my hearing is perf-o,. .
Mrs. Munroc corroboratcd her husband =
statement. but was even more enthusiastic:
Doctor Copeland Is very gentle and seems
other doctors nearly kill yuu. My husband
ha. been wonderfully helped In the shor,
time he has been there. and I cordially rec
ommcnd tho treatment"
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SY r,AURlcE B. MENDHAM.

II IL only after considerable though;
tsat have consented TO make this iirsi
und detailed statement OF my most I'M
! fortunate connection with the murder
,friai OF Or. Kennedy. and only tWw De-
cause have been assured ,rat taat
statement will be printed verbatim and
not taken from or added to.
1t Is difficult TO know where 10 begin.
The incident OF the poor girls ~
threw shadow over my whole cx!s:.
J. erce 60 begin with. and now that my
tinnma has been persis,cnly and unjus:ly
!, connected with the n.urdct. almost pu;a
me past the stage where can discuss
the matter disrassionately.
The murder OF Emmeiinc Reynolds la $
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Various specialists were called IN. After
years OF treatment and tho expenditure OF
thousands OF dollars with no benefit. he
gr-w thoroughly d!sheartened. Al the ad-
vlcs Of a friend hs took y trip to Europo
and consulted several eminent German ply
s,cians. More time and money were sx-
pended. but all to no purpose. lie vas
nnally Informed that nothing could be
done. AZ
Ilis Case was Hopeleas.
He returned to the United States and
went back 10 his work. convinced that he
was doomed to 70 through life with his
terrible affitcuon.
Is. II any wonder that the neiEhbors arc
amazed: Iiere Is 4 man nearly 60 years OF
age. for 20 years stone deaf. now restored to
persec, health. Mr. Obermeier says:
"TerrIble noises were continually
In my ears. although nobody else seemed
to hrar them. Ny sleep was disturbed on
account OF them. for they were 80 bad At
times thn, re~t was impossible. feared
to 90 on the street. for the trolley cars and
wagons would come Up almost from the
earth. and got no warning from the bells
and noise AZ other people. HIT now.
thanks to tDr. Copeland. ! can hear
- we'll ~ I did 20 years ago."
Mrs. Mary Burt. OF No. rs West llsth
st.. says: IAN Of US thought his was a
hopeless case. and wa were therefore de.
lighted to hear OF the maEn!fcen, result.
As LONG a. I can remember Mr. Oberm-ier
has been deaf. and his sudden recovery
seems = miracle
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Maurice Il. Mend ham, the bro
ker. who was the friend of Dolly
Reynolds, for whose murder DIR.
SamuciJ. Kennedy rs on trial.
and who has figured prominently
in the case. made "a statement
to-day in whioh he declared
thst Dr.. Kennedy. was gully
ard that the dentists lawyers
knew il.
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Another case Of stomach trouble, not
unlike that Of Mrs. Anderson. is that Of
M. E Jasper, of 3l2 Myrtle Aue., Brook
I'm. He says: ~ had terrible distress in
mv stomach; the blonting and siekness uas
rerv bad. was reak, dizzy at tinss. no
ambition and felt Dad all ouer. From the
ueru minute began to fnks treatment ! be-
gan to /ee' like a ne,r man. Ianined in
wfiqht; mp stomach mas better. f"
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JANlroR KILLS HIMSELF.

william Williams. n janl,or. n.:y-Avo
years old. OF No. 25i West Thirty
eighth street. committed suicide this
morning by inhaling gas.
He was found lying on his bed at
o'clock this morning with one end OF a
piece Of rubber gas tube in his mouth
and the other end attached to q 4As
Jet. which was turned on full
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II should he announced that Doctor
S''os'' 'sei"'ss "sd "s''aiirss run - oIats.d by
add's"Ss1 ne otse' "t n.y H~s. either ny ssaH o.
application Tasy are only trissdsi Iev noe. sssd.
f"s "ss'"ss. A"ss'". m. Si''on A"s bee. Obliged
ny TIE "s~s'' ~p.or's piae'", ia'"'s'..' s.i., Ne
'rsafmsni 10 yiss w NJ EsropsSs fvts iad.Asjt.
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Kennedy. Influence.

II cam" 20 me from ;imc 10 time ,la;
Emmcliuc was picking Gp some knowi-
edge of the world that had not tnuSIt
E,r-trifrs Ike tn. name OF a race horse
ar the ylrrt pf an actor or actress. Eut
I; .iid nrs sU.g.s' itself TINT Dr, Ken
/ nave tried 10 ngur. ont In my own
mind how ne gained his rcnu;cd infu-
once over her or Nh" over him. But I
cnn say tru,h'u!lP that In the light of
solution pr IL
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n. eovr.sposdens al Ipsghk..r'fs MADE ut.rkss
Ia ,.porstsg saS. ". S"rf 70 .ay iAa' y" s,ssis'
Jarev can b. ste.~ tAan BY tr"'m'sy ~ n "sy
ktsd o, ssista4s sUAsv u HaRs Or ad.irsss ~ 6ny
rIvt ., tAs sais~s.s. SosAtsy 10 ." .itNesh ~ {"
ls.p A. san tssi-osy ps'fse'. Fs~ viii appreciate
Aos .,s.I labor 70 ,p.rt Z. k'spay IA. hstroHy ah-
,IsS~l IN A~(p
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WINS presented 20 ncr lnh she asked my
help in two ~ tltr-r small matters.
This I gave h'r uui bccam" interested
IN h.r -tiIeul Ie4r" for mental adj
vtnccm.u' 81" was Kind. wnrm-hcart-
~. extremely APT nni had a great deal
" uW!ye intelligence !, seemed to me
!, pit, 20 altaw girl Ike this. thirst
irE .nr an rturItlon, TO struggle along
without tri"rliy assistance. | gave this
to Ner nnd freely
cnEsgei falr 5yhsH"rs ana she wa
'tnrh' tuHS.. E.ug'I~n history and
"logntign Shr improved marvrll"nsly
from tln ut~t
n Wa MOI. long pr'orc W. Ii-cDv"rsd
a uut sAl llc a,l0 'Ni-tIns between NJ
itrt ~ eHgrsr 'nv saslai ami business
crEigrrIl"uts wui rpt permit my
hctnf Mn h.r ~ y" tIml.. ana 80 :"
her. i hls ben -dIi De the lawyers
defending [cuusdy nat Einmciinc H"y-
nnl1- ard lutrr.l''d.
could b. Igruei trit never Irt, ihe
Fiuy-eisatH trtet %, without reply
Ing o 4 rIr,ry sood-by from ,hc win.
low Nisut1 ISlc Simc persons could
tei. that never an | leave thar Hat !ur
gisl-bs to mt .Is ,hc trnin pass"d
do"ato"u even II that train we're hal'
XII IpUy reynolds was not IN.
cir. To- be murdered She was q girl
10 %, tn,r-l'l nd .ct'cd ana ipyCd
anl rospea'eh
lie Lived ~ \gnm,
Nuuy can i.rew JUS, how IT hurts 20
90 uvrf NIL th.s tors pf happiness vita
IT, black ending. I hnyc kept silent
] through ciErIms'Nners that tore my
/ tn,ipr- tndurtd slslt- nud lived lie
| " unn"Hfhbl" sauN for weeks because
4 Ctg ruy uc reflect and say tina, ho
mIstakrs but whn hns thc righ, to say
that icmme.iur Reynolds and were not
I hnppy ana nat our Affection was. any
! thing Other tam real and genuine
Z Nuw. with I'll" memory NJ her death
{ fresh ana vivd. with IN" ehird 'rlai 0i
( The man accused OF hc: murder now
Z EpinE on xfl the attorneys FOR the de-
frnse .nNnyoring hy every inpiir,,ior
J to druE nu into II shadow OF guilt. I can
keep silent no LONGER. | mus, speak
ami am sprnktng 'hc truth >"arl.ssly
Dn', nni u" 0unrrrI-h.
The rnarres they peak, OF Th" COW
Ardly nam" u 'hght-" is given ;hfsS
d,ucrcnccs by the lawyers FOR K"nn,s, |.
y man and q Woman cannot 1--we to
s"ihrr without differences, Even 'h'
b"Hus. of their very niividualiit"s
have Hisagr.cr-uts OF course we ma,
IJulfrcls. /, would not be human Datur.
FOR on" 10 live Rithoat them. hut the,
Scrc tlgg.rEsri Us nr- And there VA
no couccaiinE OF injuries and a prc,ons
OF feeling tnat ano not really IN eSlst
"nce.
There never WINS rngl. ins,anc
whcn We had differed bu, that We mad
, II up before the evening was over. w
never carried 0uar-r! oTt- day an
g 4 night, We were TOO really lntereste
1T one another for that.
Il /, seems that there should be some
Thing In the law TO protect ma
] aga.nst the assaults OF those who insul
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r.iI, Lawyers.

q Gwatdiy upc % my name
They hiv- snnlrrrl thu nam" of =
,nd woman They hty" pilci false
hood np"n flis.hu.d ~ IA" roplint OH
~ n girl ,nI Ia her grave lhti nav
ii.i about u woman "h@S "nls 'AAi'
va. too much hnmaucn"-s. to" ihMsn
heart too much cr.hu,iiy IN me nrhiAS
They sall ha, Emmcllnc Reynolds
VAS hahituc ~ IN. T"nl"rloin
Thsy hey .snI' anIi ,ha, she was tho as.or'l,e
OF gamblers and race track -hhtr
They l!ri nnd thry knew they li"h
wncu th,y used tEcsr devices to work IN
tho minds .; III" jury
Mark me snnnr say posiilysN ny
pr Kennedy ~ guilty or ihai h't i'W
yrrs know thn, he. u guilty nut 40
any that no good fortune VIII come -
They may n.lp sax. = lii" ~ ih' so
,f a womnns honor. but tn" court scene
viii stalk hcforr them at night VII
mntk them ny day. VIII Nnil rom 'nnin
live the memory ~ II al III the breasts
~ manly men
Met i>rmncd, Tw"I>" N"nr~ \s".
/ would present N, e@mri!menls 10
10 min ,hat h" hts not yvi outliyra th'
'..mptntion- ~ the world ~ thy r"1rt.
button that IL fatei 10 men who are not
manly ~ JltlIE. even " XIV ~ - ~
man lif.-and y lnwyrr t"putdion.
Huf ha,l. last my th~"lh II wtS
.lhonil twelve years ngu that met i,r.
Kennedy lie had lone som" work mn
my tro.h Lnd iii Home II Vel. w"
knew each other ~ dentist ana phn'nt
only w.. mad me- social Interests IN
common II" never seemed 70 nav"
,nurh money npt enough to Indulge ~
race hnrs. betting. | should thlnk. H."
never impressed me u. being u mnn "hu
had any bad habits ~ as h"'ns di''i-
upich ~. wsiS .ncnlnHic ratAcr thhn
otherwise. and I thought MIN SVi1t"uS
md pNinstunluE in MS work
II was for thrs" reasons mat -'hi
Enmc'inc to him Tor treatment ] sent
her 90 IN" dentist Win ie,trr o' MIRO
hUftiun That was about a y'nr before
hrr death From tim. 10 time she called
At h!- p!iirc and believe several times
~ the office IN Nest Twenty -sctoHd
street, where tle mysterious Mr.. Mel
VII. SAYS u mysterious double" Sps
seen might add that hay" hsen AZ
TINT Di'irr myself. but not since some
time In 1877. | should say
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rri.on-r'. new ws,n~...

pcsre nv IN rness Se esr!Sn Sn p rsnaf" ROB-
nany He lives al, lass Seventh avsnue.
He testified that IN 1865 he wns living
In Davis avenue. West New Brighton.
s. l.: that he went down on the I?:s
boat on tho night OF the Dolly Reynolds
murder. and that DR.. Kennedy was
Rcrcd agains, him. On cross. nina
lion RobcrtA'a testimony was not
shaken.
Dr. Kennedy from tho ni1ht mentioned
until he saw him In court to-day. He
knew /he was the ssmc man. however.
from tho pictures Of him he had seen
In toA noWopAo4Jo. n -
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Bronchial Tubes aud Lungs.

Cases like below arc repreeSUve0
In Catarrh, which. unchecked, exc
tends down the vvindpSpe Sneo
bronchial tubes. aud In time At"
tnrlss lungs.
''iare you = coushT
Are you losing desh-'
'Ha1e you pain In side
40 you cough at nisht:
..po ron take cold samly?"
''Is your appetite variable -,
.'iIaye you stitches In sades
..po you cough until yoti ssg'"
..Ars you low -spiri'ed at time
IN, YOU raae Grothy rnatefialr
..no YOU spit up yellow matteri
..ilo you cough on eo!ns To Ced!
no ycu cough In the mhsnin.sT
.is your eoush short and haekins,
IN. YOU sc.t up little ch.ssy inmps.
.r,.xe YOU q dissust for fatty foodi
..t., you feel YOU are grow .nk weater'
al, ,h.re A tickling bAhinh the palate =
81, there a burning pain In the thfoafE
..no ypt, have TO sit up a. night 70 br!ainSr
no you cough worse night and morning.
M,,. sophia Gieseke, 50 CommsreioI
street. Gyesnnoint: "At first the B'on:
chiiis affected my head, then it extended
into bronchial tubes. causing loss or roiee;
.srrye m coughing and pains in cheat: fcould
NOT ,Ieep at night. Anv erertion Ike gong
mnsinirs mould cause distress in breathing.
1he Topsland Doctors restored my uo'ce
connIeiely. hare no cough, no pd'n: IN
ehesi, no difficulty in breashing-'n sh0's
I'm another person.
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The eC0De|00d Medical Institute

U ,...v"r. New York. DOctovs W.
r. cnrciend. 4. &. Angus. F. ~. sis.
am IN regular att~ndence: Omc"
,s",r.. u 4. NJ to . r. ". su""sS"'
an "a tO 4 -. VI.
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hour Of the morning on which they lcf,
me wedding.
Kennedy. Mother Called.

Mrs. Margaret Kennedy, tho prisoner .
aged mother. was called. She had to bo
assisted into the witness-chair.
Are you the mother OF the prisoner.
Mrs. Kennedy" asked Mr.. Moore.
Yes. t!r." answered the old lady In
a low voice. glancing aTcctionately in
the direction Of her son. who sat with
eyes downcast, drawing circles and an.
g.es with lead pencil.
Mrs. Kennedy told how she had awak-
ened her son on the morning OF Aug.
l6. 1SS, to attend to q patient. She
a.l5 o'clock.
Mrs. Kennedy was not cross.exnm-
incd.
the house IN which 'Do,ly" Reynolds
lived in August. 1898. was called to tcs-
tiiy In regard 70 an alleged quarrel she
overheard In Dolly" Reynolds's apart
Mr.. Osborne Obtectcd and her tcsti-
mpny was not admitted.
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rnr.r- WI, lie the >s"",

heart thn picture % his wife and chii'
tircn, his Old mother and h'~ father
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"Ycs. sir. that's abou, H."
The jurymcn BY this lime seemed Ia
take but little interest In the witness
and paid scant attention to his answers
They would not look 1T him. To al! In
the court 1, was apparent that he had
given the prisoners case a ssra, set.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-04-03
SHORT ITEMS CAZETTED.


Paul Mccoy was registered at
the Francois last Wednesday.
w. ID. Martin arrived here Nom
Mohler, Washington, last Friday
The family Of DIR. Leffing wellll will
occupy the house recently vacated
by r. g. Chad bourn,
a couple Of jag victims from YES
la and Revere. were lodged IL the
county bastile last week
Owen TreadwellS vent to Tracy
last Friday as the Red wood Falls
delegate to the Southwestern Min
nesota Athletic association.
The May term { Of court III Rem;
vile county IS to- be held the second
instead Of the third Mondayin May.
by reason Of recent leg islation,
Mrs Lille Of Mankato, mother o
Mrs. J r. Ilobde II, has been assist
ing the latter il getting settled # #
The house formerl occu Died bs
Rev Henry Koch
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each county to elect a representa-
tive, and both counties to elect the
senator. The bill further provides
that Yellow Medicine and Lincoln
counties shall constitute one sena-
torial district, with one senator and
two representatives, each county
Eelecting one senator.
The bill, if it passes both branch
es of the legislature and becomes a
law, which is somewhat doubtful,
lowing to the lateness of the hour
for consideration, will give the
State senate one more senator-that
lis, 81 members Of the upper house.
twill give the house one mere
representative. that is. 100 mem
bers. The bill went to the commit
tee on judiciary.
Mr.. Larson had in view the ask
ing Of one senator and one repre-
sentative for Rec wood county, max
ling that separate senatorial dis
trict The immense increase in the
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population of Redwood county dur
ing the past ten years justified him
in making that request, but after
consulting with number of peo-
pie it was deemed more expedient
to allow Brown county to be the
separate district and give Redwood
and Lyon company senatorial
struggle. The people OF those two
counties have always entertained a
kindly feeling towards one another,
and it was believed that they could
get along nicely together. Of
course. Redwood county polls the
largest vote.f and particularly the
largest Republican vote, and on a
ouvention representation would be
several votes ahead, three, If the
basis was on the vote for President,
twolif on Governor, two if on lieu
tenant governor, and four if on
congress. But Redwood is no
sshog' and would be willing to pass
the senator up every four years.
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REDWOOD AND LYON.
Mr.. Larson Suggests That they
Compose One District

Re presen tative Lar on reduced 81
4 bill into the house last Thurs y
afternoon which proposes to make rake
Brown county 4 separate senatorial az
strict, and to have one senator
and one present atiye in the legisr
Elatslre 4 the terms Of the bill
Red wood and 81 Gov mites are
made one senat orial d istr let, TO have
one senat 81 and two repras entativ es,