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The times., 1901-03-29
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT Of the condition OF the MICHIGAN
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF De-
troit. Mich, on the 3lst day of December, 1900
Assets So, ,79I, ,57s 81
Liabilities 6,37s 20g 6}
Surplus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4I3,86s 50
Income for six months ending De-
cember 81. 1900 0.............. s35, $50 CO
Disbursements for six months ending
December 81, 1900 00............ 523,757 81
State OF Michigan, city Of Detroit, and county
OF Wayne:
o. r. LOCKER. President and G. ". SAND
ERS, Actuary. of the MICHIGAN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. do declare and say that
the accompanying statement OF the condition OF
said company the Slst day Of December, 1900,
is correct and true according 10 the best OF their
information knowledge and belief
o. r. LOCKER President.
g. w. SANDERS Actuary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th
day OF March, 1901.
(Seal) JOHN P. DAWSON, Notary Public.
The times., 1901-03-29
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Corn Records IL New High Price on
"a Rally.

CHICAGO. March 2S.-Wheat continues
dull. The feature of today's transac-
tions was raid made early by a local
professional, who was supposed to be
short Il large line Of corn, in hopes Of
affecting that market. Traders followed
him Commission houses absorbed these
offerings. and as corn strengthened,
wheat sympathized and closed unchang-
ed. The Price Current" was bearish in its
weekly summary. The forecast Of a
bearish crop report from a prominent
expert was a factor Weather conditions
are very favorable. Liverpool was steady,
Id higher Continental markets were
firm
Corn was slightly easier after the open
ing. Oh liberal selling by prominent re-
ceiving house, which had bought large
~ in Nebraska last night, and an effort
on the part Of the local bears TO bring
about break They met with little sue
cess. Commission house demand took
these offerings and a rally ensued, the
market recording new high price. May
selling at 43 cents. The cash demand was
slow, $4,000 bushels.
oats were very heavy. a heavy busi-
ness was transacted in futures, but the
selling orders seemed too large to allow
anv advance In spite Of the strength in
corn and wheat. Cash business was mod
crate. The seaboard reported lJ0,VO BUSH
els for export.
The selling Of deferred deliveries by
Western packers and some liquidation OF
small holders of May delivery caused an
easier feeling in provisions. There was
no change In the cash situation, which
remains very builiSh.
The times., 1901-03-29
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Dlstrict Of Columbia 365's. s. 500
nI23zs; United States Electric Light. Ger
tifiCate 1,GDn1eGi9. 1.O0GnlNj34; Chesa peake
and Potomac Telephone SIS, 81. 000dl05a4 /:
Real Estate Title lnsur. Co, lass; c. a
T. Tel, 25GT5: Washington Gas, 2058b
s15Sl. sass S5d5S; Mergenthaler
Linotype. 5lfl62ls@. Lanston Monotype 100
N14.. l0Gl42z: American Graphophone
Company. common, l50algis; American
GraphOphOne Company, preferred laV0
l1iz: Mergenthaler Linotype. 3dI62Ik :
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. 51
The times., 1901-03-29
lnAITAToTA REACH- M

THE IDEAL excursion ground and safe, moral
SIMMER resort for families Free from liquor
selling. horse racing. gambling, and sabbath
Jc-erratior.
OFFICE: gls st. NV. Excursions and out
inns cf sunday schools. churches. conventions,
societies league. and other organizations are
GRABBING. FISHING, SAILING. SALTWATER
BATHING.
rate, and dates circular matter. etc. sent on
application. Rev CHARLES c. MCLEAN. d. u.
The times., 1901-03-29
New York Cotton Market.

You will not need any effort to find Heuricl's
beers. Maerzen. Senate, and Lager can be found
case Of Heurich's phone West "a, Arlington Bot
ting Co.
The times., 1901-03-29

Union Pacific was a feature of the early
market. but later in the day dropped back
into dullness again. During the first hour
il doomed up to 80, gain of more than a
point Before the close of the session 1t
lost all of this gain. There has been
much bullish talk regarding the stock in
usually well-informed quarters, but the
upward movement does not materialize
as rapidly as expected The rather poor
net earnings statement for the month of
February, the only one, III fact, so far
received that has shown a decrease in
net, may have had something to do with
the comparative weakness of the stock.
The times., 1901-03-29

The coal securities were taken up yes
terday morning rather smartly but later
in the day interest in other quarters Of
the market seemed to have made people
forget that the coal strike is of Or per
haps, the insiders are not yet entirely
certain that the strike is off LaclSa-
wanna was an exception. making phe-
nomenal advance and holding its own
with great persistency. The Fries were
buoyant during the early part of the day
getting TO new high price records. but
they Slid off to below their opening level
before the close 1t is probable that ali
Of the coalers viii be doomed in the near
future
The times., 1901-03-29
FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR siLE-BICYCLES.

IF YoT WANT ONE Of the hishe-t-grade. WE'LL
known new 1901 iusl-ioiDt bicycles made for only
SII55 and want it nee ten days trial be-
fore paving cent, cut this notice ont and mail
to SEARS ROEBU OK & CO. Chicago. IL for
irec bicycle catalogue and full particulars
l.l25-m. " .f-I3t
The times., 1901-03-29

Western Union was the feature of the
afternoon market. 1t was extremely buoy
ant and went as high as 937s closing near
the top. The recent predictions that this
stock would have a good advance are be-
ing fulfilled handsomely. II is said with
some show of reason that in such a mar
ket ii should sell at par and probably will
do so. The settlement of the difficulties
with the Chicago Board Of Trade was u
matter Of great Importance
The times., 1901-03-29
New York stock Market.

Corrected dolly by ". B. Hibbs & Co.. mem
bers OF the sew York stock Exchange 1919
The times., 1901-03-29

The event in the stock market yester-
day was the admittance to the unlisted
department of the stock exchange of the
United States Steel securities, If, when,
and as issued The trading I'm both the
common and the preferred was heavy
and the early dealings showed a tendency
TO advance. The first prices were around
- and %. Later an adVaLce of two points
was made by them. The chances are all
in favor of these securities having an
advance during the coming three or four
days. Many people bought them yester-
day. with the intention of selling out
early next week. or even on Saturday.
Mr.. Keene is said TO be manipulating
them fer Mr. Morgan.
The times., 1901-03-29

ccssful interview between Mr. Morgan
and Father Phillips over the strike situ-
alton is a bull argument OF Importance.
The fine earnings statements of the rail-
ways FOR February give legitimate basis
for optimism that the leaders of the mar
ket are making the most of. London is
buying American stocks heavily, and TO
the general public this fact is not made
any the less significant because large
part of the buying orders come originally
from this side of the ocean. 1t seems
entirely probable that there will be a
strong market during the remainder OF
the week. Possibly next week. too, VIII
show great buoyancy and even wiidnesS
Profit taking is advised on every bulge
and some Of the best informed people be
lieve that the present bull market Is
near its elimination, very near II. rms
idea may be wrong, but the indications
are plentiful.
The times., 1901-03-29

a certain wcll-known writer on the
market, who is followed relgiouslN py
many spectators. wrote personal let
ter to a friend in this city this week. a
man who is I'm the habit of speculatihg
rather heavily. and advised him to sell
out his holdings of long stock, and get
out Of the market for a while. The let
ter did not state that the market is at
the top. Nobody knows how long the
boom win last. to the day But the in
timation was plain that the top is near
at hand in the judgment of this writer,
which is usually considered excellent
Judgment 1t will be noted, too, that the
letter did not advise going short, for
the same reason, evidently, that il did
not say on what day the top will be
reached. Short selling is dangerous when
the kings of the financial world are in
control
The times., 1901-03-29

Leather common stock made a small
squirt in the morning, but later in the
day faded away under the pressure of an
enormous amount "f stock for sale at a
little above the prevailing level. Rubber
which doomed so enthusiastically on
Wednesday, also lost practically all its
gain during the day. closing at 20l5
The times., 1901-03-29

The Northern Burlington deal
was again one of the chief topics of con-
versation in the street, and these securi-
ties continued 10 make new high price
records. apparently with wonderful ease.
Burlington got as high as l7ll7. North
ern Pacific common as high as S512, and
the preferred up to 1885. All of these
securities declined sharply during the
last few minutes of the day. but there
was no particular reason on the surface
for supposing that the top of the boom
has been reached. OF course many people
believe that it has nevertheless. One of
the stories as to the deal yesterday was
that Burlington stockholders will all be
allowed TO sell out their stock for $50
cash, or for $500 in Northern Pacific By
per cenl bonds, as they may see IT. A
supplement to this story was that a syn
oicate has been formed to underwritc the
bonds al 92l2. There are reasons for rot
giving the rumor much credit, and one
Of them is that the stock would be sell
ing now at $lS0, in all probability, if the
iTsiders had agreed To pay that for it.
lt is learned, too, that some of the largest
stockholders of the company have not
been approached as Yet by anyone rep
resenting the Northern Pacific. with any
offer whatsoever for their stock.
The times., 1901-03-29
Disreputable Charac-
ters Excluded.

Subscribing members badge,
admitting member and lady, and
including the complimentary Ia
dies tickets, on sale at DroOp's,
955 Pa. Ave. and at WescOtt &
Story's. S19 18th Street.
For the spring meeting, SIS.
For the year, S25.
The times., 1901-03-29

There was a sharp and sensational
break in SmelteTs late in the afternoon
which was not understood by the general
public until after the close of the market
The decision of the Court of Appeals
against the company is apparently final
blow. The decision means that the in
junction against the purchase Of the Gug-
genheimers must stand.
The times., 1901-03-29
ChIcaeo Grain and rrovision NInrke1

Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs Co., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange lil9
Street
The times., 1901-03-29

The Higher-PriccdA Anthracite shares
Enjoy Advances the Strength
of Reports OF Peaceful Settle
tueut of the Miners Grievances.
The evening world., 1901-07-19
PORTER TRIED TO
KILL EMPLOYER.
Negro Stole Up Behind
Burnham and Out
His Throat.

An attemr. WAS made to-day BY Rich
ard Drayton. colo,ed porter to cut
the ,h-o,. Of Manly \ Rurnham. OF
,he cio,ninS arm o: Burnham & Phil
TIPS NJ iio Nassau street, Mr. Burn
ham !oun'less owe. nI~ ~" 70 mis- quick
meas In ward!ng OF the attack.
Drayton inflicted sever. but not a
fatal wound. He ran into IN. street
and dropped the razor. TWO o: the EN-
pov"cs OF the stor. pursued him hhi
Drayton los, them In crowd Al the
neares, corner
Drayton was busy outside OF the store
cleaning the siGns. while Mr Burnhain
occupied q desk near the entrance
There was no one near him ~ the time.
Drnyton drew his razor and t!ptoed TO
n" side of his employer. Although Mr
i,urnh4m "a, facing mirror. ne did
not notice the mans approach The firs'
int!ina,ion n. had tina; the porter had
designs on his NE *as when he telt IN"
blade against his neck
Intu!;iv.ly ne threw ~ his lef; arm.
hu, no, before Draytor had slashcd mis-
,hrn,, deeply.
As the ncEros arm few Upward the
razor also '", 4 mark upon The LETT
eide Of Mr.. Burnha;ns face.
The evening world., 1901-07-19
RICH MAN AND DAUGHTERS
DROWNED IN HIS YACHT
CONTINUED from Fir., paseo

bridge were taken al once TO IN" Ton
tine Hotel. \ doctor was summoned to
attend rho woman. and n telegram was
sent TO Mr.. Sprlnkle IN Philadelphia.
Mrs. SpTNnkle. In M Interview with
an Evening World reporter this morn
ing. t.i!d: "it has been III" an,lua. Gus
tom ~ our family to take this cruise.
have for several years accompanied my
father and sisters on /, Just b"for. the
quail came up yesterday afternoon
father told Capt Flint III. Yacht vas
carrying too much eail, and n r;tl. later
on" o. my sisters made the Same re-
marx An ins,nn, later IN" squat
struck Gr the yacht cir..n.d ana went
down
II don't know how | CANA into the
water. must hav" been thrown by the
sudden carecninE %. the vel.cl on
finding my.ei. In tho Sound did my
best a; swimming anl succ"cd..d with
ih- steward, aid IN reaching IN. tender
III seemed an eternity before We were
rescued a yachting party sailed by Us.
hut sar" ti- no heed !, Is doubtful II
they saw ~. ns IN. hoat WAS low In the
water aud IN" sea was running high.
II VA, an experience shall never
forget Every moment expected would
h. my ln-, ! realized that not FAR away
nur y7,cht had xon. ,lown and ,ha,
father and my Two sisters were drowned
u oiuTS 20 n. lifchOn, with all tn.
strength n; my command until At last A
'iiSb"a' came ana W. were rescued
steward SiHnh'idsc said:
Mrs. Sprankl. Was In the clsin with
IN" w" women when the saunli struck
ns "rI Capt. Fin, dragged her ou..
'rhcr" was no time TO r".ch the ot,r-
two. for Immediately the yawI wen,
over
~ s"nm beneath the .uil ara 20;
!" the iifrhoat. witch Wis about scrtv
feet nstera and Which the Iurchirr al,
t' Yacht hai cnp.izd ua tho large:
''ss"' "cr' Gown. Mr. ip-a.kic a few
m'n"''s later afkcu NE II saw any nf
'hc resi- ! replied I do not
s'anor'ds" say. tina, Capt Fin, wa.
70 oLinc Tor the accident. He refused
were sign~ OF saunil When the ninI
struck ;he yacht she had on an her
!lSnt sails, Including JtbS. stayauil and
Mr. cOiburn InHucntInI.
Mr: colburn WAS an influential citizen
o. Philadelphia. and AN enthusiast IN
water sports. This enjoyment Of life on
the water was not shared by hi. wife,
\rs, Annctt. colburn. and when IN
gay rarty pht away from Delaware C!ly
last Friday sh. remained Al home She
wa. notified %. the frtsItful calamity
this morning bv her daughter. Mrs
SiTRnkic.
ANao,lc Colhurn Was Il tlirty-iwO years
old. and her sister Ida vas twenty.
eight. Mrs. Srrank!c Is the y"unges:
Of ihrt" daughters OF the .'oibIrn fam
iiy The tragedy leaves Mrs colburn
and Mrs SprInkl. tho only member.
Of III. Coiburn h,nily alive
The body ~ An Unknown man was
fcnTd this morning Heating !n bhc
Sound. on Morris Cove. Steps were
taken 20 find out whether OF not It Was
tia, Of one Of the men drowned in tie
Ernitzi, disaster.
The evening world., 1901-07-19
THORNER ASKS PROFITS.
Echo "f N"r'hrrn i'nriHc's Do"m,
lirrrd IN E.sr> Market Court

The hcarinE in ths complain, Of
Maurice Thnrner literary man " No
10 East fihy-h''a street. against J.
pv"rton rnInc. \ stock broker. IN ahich
Thorr"r claims Paine pw-s him between
81 an ara 500" on ,he big rls. IN
Scr,hern rac'nc stock May last. WAS
resumed ny MrNstrht" f'amm.r IN the
EsscN Market cour, to-lny
The Mnsistrate after listening to the
cvIdenc" order. hsiris submitted hy
the lawyers before Friday week
Thorncr says hc hlugh, ten shares %.
Northern Paciac nni twenty shares OF
brooklyn Rapid TrnNsi, IN AprI. ana
when Northern Pacific went to Loo May
I he figured ~ had made about so on,
and Wen, 10 Paine May 1 10 get II He
wa told he had not Ind cnOugh margin
up ard his stock was sold
Tho defense was that Thorn.r having
been shy his margins. the stock VAS
sold under the Exchange rules.
The evening world., 1901-07-19

man. He left his magnificent county
home al Delaware city. Del. with his
family las, Friday to join IN the annual
cru,.c OF IN. Cor!n,hiln Yach. Club Of
philadelphia. OF which he was 4 mem
her. His ultimate destination vas Ne"
(, London. wherc the club Is holding u
water carnival
Leaving Tonpk!nsville Yesterday morn
ing. MIR. colhurn sailed II" N"n!'z!n VI?
the East River anl int" the Sound.
WHEN the storm thai swept across tni'
h.dy o: water YESTERDAY afternoon
rnIsh, ,h.m they wcr" about hvc miles
a., sand. Point and near the New York
caun-ct!cn' lln..
Mr coiburr was looking nfter III"
Yacht. nssi.,cd hy Capt Flint. sh" was
piung!n.; ti;rouvh the waves AT great
rat. ana az a heavy rain had come up
tn. women went below
You had better take III your hsh'
sails, .aIh Mr.. coleurn to Capt Flint,
shell take any Wind that blows with
an sai.s set. r.pl!' IN" captain
suunn strikes.
Tho words were scarcely out NJ his
mouth when , siuall hit the Ncritz''
and .nlrly lifted her on, of the water
and threw h.r on her side. Capt. Flint
ipranr FOR IN, co'npanionway. Erasl-'d
IN. hand o.; Mrs Scrankl. and pulled
her 10 ,hc lock Ju-, th"n IN" boat
wen, over. ana she was thrown some
d,.tanr. away rh" steward was a'Sl
thrown out ~ ~" reach of the suction
or IN" sinking yacht
An overturned lif-hoa, passed Mrs
sprnnklc IN. swan after it. hu, the
wind was h'uw.ng Il away from her.
FINALLY -hc cauch, IN" stern. and ro,n
,,tcr stnuhrlds", tht steward, cnusl'
hold OF the bow
The Nnrht sinks.
When they looked ,round for N" yhch,
,h.r. was no aIgn ~ her Sh" had gone
down noiScl.ssiy waite they were s'rns-
rlInr FOR ,h"ir lives IN III" water.
when darkness fell the conditions be-
cam. worse They had no means o'
attracting attention save hy hAiloinS.
ana their voice. w"r. log, IN tn. roar -;
the wind and waves A. the evening
worr on the wind died down, bu, the
waves continued dangerous. They chung
To tn boat FOR hours.
They had lust about given up when a
r-i aud green lsh, Appeared 70 III.
south, Til" lights We're clos. TO IN.
water, and IN. Ghug -chug taai came 10
their ears told them that a tuS was In
their vicinity Again they shouted. and
i,ls time they We're heard.
saved nt Inst.
capt Brown, with the tug Gertrude,
of New Haven. came upon them and
took them aboard Mrs. Srrankle was
,xhnus,ed from exposure and vas a.os.
,ratci with grief S,anbridge vas 50
honrsr from shouting for HELM that he
could scarcely talk
The Gertrude was headed FOR New
Haven. arriving a; that city early this
morning Mr. Sprnnkle and stan
The evening world., 1901-07-19

Later NJ Fospurr wanted 70 givr
IN. som -'.'r"; Information nnnu; the
"ass. We asH,A III. no, - irl The chief
~ pnlir"
The iH:o nation rolai.d ;o iNu men
ON stree car AZ they pas.srd the r"--
burs hnu." who logan - tain Ihpu;
~" ri.r There's the nouay nov sad
Jn" ~ the men Shut up =,id ~,
other DON'T you know better than To-
jLlk about That
Young F'oshurs told me It was u ra,.'
and h" w"u.G nut IN" On - II II would
uot tell 'hu ,air' | 'uli him upJ ~
tell me awning thit n. lid not expect
~. 10 report a. bnvc To 'h!"f Sichpi-pn.
W. hrr'h"r James aarnci him then no,
10 say any more about II
Vol Wnltrry's cfuss-"NnininNtiun Nns
-rSum"d after recess bN Lawyer Ioynrr
= Now. ,'olonci. cHn YOU be sure from
'hc Erection bullet taxes after IL au-
,"rs hnrd -uastanc. tn" tXict dlrcc-
tiou rm which II was nr-i' ono
never can tell wha; thc course nf j,
nj 'uh' IN bullet 1vit 49, bar ~
ras" think ono can %" reasonably )
-tIFs
The evening world., 1901-07-19
Newspaper Mnn Dead.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. july la-Freder-
ick s Williams. city editor and founder
~ IN" SUNDAY Times and a w-il-kn'wn
Indiana politician. died here to-day. He
served AZ chic: clerk in the Tl!rd
AUDITORS Office ~ tn. United States
Treasury during the administration OF
President Cleveland
The evening world., 1901-07-19
FAMILY SURROUND HIM AT
TRIAL; WOMEN CROWD COURT -ROOM.
CONTINUED frosn F.rs, P.se.,

holds young Fosburg. came to the
front In the trial to-day when he
briefly testified rs to cartridges
found in Fosburg's room. The
story OF how he worked up" this
remarkable case. thread by thread.
holding to the task with tron-tkc
tenacity, will be told later.
The evening world., 1901-07-19

pr Frank Wi!hur Draper. N. Hb.,ot
expert. took The stand The do,,pr snid
hr rad made ictts With pl-ioI and
cartridge, uruGISi ~ nam bN I'a, Nh.t-
NcN on JGnr q last The tests were
padr AZ me DOCTORS country pinCc III
frhm'nenam.
The d",;pr said Ii. had , n,sh;shlr,
me-! III the trAt~ nhlHh had been sho,
through IN various place. /, was pro-
duccd
"iion do"s ihc linen with which the
'"sis wcf" made compare With tn" linen
~ this rirhtshiri2" holding up MAY
Fnsbnrg' death garment
Tn" liner ~ '1r Hoshurg nirhtshiri
ga tlnsr than INA, used IN the tests"
The witness then explained 20 ;hr fury
that inc different bullet holes In the
ics' n.Eh shirt werr made Mt IifI.r.n,
d'G'arcc-, ranging from four inches 10
seven feet, Ai four inches :hc night :
dress WAS burned and hlackcncd With
nnburncl powder At c!gh, inches
rhcrs MAS no nurnlng and only nprkS
made by nnburncd powder Al ter
inches the powder marks were very
s''ight y, u distance Of six feet they
had disappeared entirely.
"Sow, t!oc'or, take this nighishIrt
AMI no'ic- 1t. condition around the
buiie, hole
DG s'nEinE Trstim"ny.
This wns the garment Stay ro.burs
wore when sh" ,"ns shot
a
The evening world., 1901-07-19
w-,-Known Entom",..i., n.oa

LONDON, July i9.-.Aliss Eleanor A
ormc-0i. the wcll-known or,omologl.,
who had been III for some tim" pas,
died ~ ST. Aibans. Hcriford. to-day.
The evening world., 1901-07-19

rh"ra t.p were number OF rng.r
marks anpN" and l.,pw the imprint or
IN. han3 III" hand ,ir' m.ri" thu i'm
rriui "I4s' nav" l-'ru N.'--s rrifnN
The evening world., 1901-07-19
n,irrr,lnn ~ I.uIi-,.

Nf"r" wotli -:rl!sl, lin" drawn
't!Z"r' ais from i,Iin' tnurtS.n
II a"uld strike 'h- nurcnu ~ u point
,iN" ~ h,s higher thlu the actual hui.
Expert iios" was recalled and got u
severe rdtilirr at n" hands ~ Lawyer
l"yn"F whr got thoroughly aroused FOR
''ic first time
NJ Rrse," asked Judg. steven. 4.
one pp'n' IN ID" testimony. no YOU
-,,y ,hnt sGa-rllih-e cartridge wS~'L
he propelled with ihr same force from
rstels ~ different iergth barrels"
~ ~. saii IN. witness
Adjournment aaS taken A. I o'clock
EHuI Monday morning a. > clock
The evening world., 1901-07-19
.R.E. WESTCOTT
DROPPED DEAD.
Millionaire Express
manHadJust Stopped
Runaway Horse.

UTICA. y. y. July is.-Rocert Folger
Westcot;. tn. head OF tn. Tes;cott EX-
press Company. lied suddenly at Rich
field Springs at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
He was out dr!virx on Rum I'm when
hts horse SHE'D and tho carriage was
overturned. throwing Mr.. Wc.tcou ana
ths lads With him into the roadway.
Mr.. W"stcott Strengthened up the car
riage Sith one hand, holding the reinr,
with IN. other. Then h. leaned over a
momcn, and suddenly fell backward
dead.
The evening world., 1901-07-19
,hIri Nicholson ni,cd.

Nicholson wts called AZ .h!. limo
merely 10 g!v" testimony relative 10 .hu
pistol ana cartridge.
FL t. understood. Your Homer sa,d
District Attorney Hammond ''that Ills
Is on inft ~ Jhlt wl;n"~S's evidence
and ne H. IT, hu rec Gl..d %
hiH' Nicholson testified mcrsi, 10
havnx tourd uunh"f of cartridges IN
,FpHhurg irsi handed me thrro cart
rhg"s. b" .aid 1T wns n. morning
h. so' th"'n, rno or ,hT'. day, later
"" w"r" over 10 th.t nDl!s" together w.
w,r" often together thrti-lWd I -Nw
some NOR" cartridges IN sh"lf ~ the
;hrm. bu, do 10, know %hi, b. ,a:d i
took tr" cnr''!dg"~ ThtN 7'r TX" tn"
others
Mr. Joyncr IN cros-.csnn.,nuou
"Hv did. admitted tn. Chief nui for
the tin. bc!n. he stepped down
William Henry Rose, Of Cambridge.
famous Eastman murder cas-. In BOY.
ton. He tcst!fei that tn. cartridges
gwen chief Slcholson by Robert Eos
~ his tests we're exactly alike
Much detailed expert evidence regard.
'nr he bullet. was introduced 10 clinch
hh" h", ssirs H;i.S c%n,emion ,,n' ,hs hmil,,
have been fired from n revolver such AZ
that bougnt BY he: brolncr. .hc de
fcndant.
Col. ! r.. Whitney, Stat. D-,ecuv.
and Colonel III the Second Brigade o!
Massachusetts Volunteers. testified Thai
he was ordered to report to chief Mich
olson, and did 20 thu day after the
shooting.
the imprint OF a mans left hand. the
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