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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-05-15
Northern oklahoma L.ine.

Guthrie, Ok, May 11.-A charter
was granted here to the Shawnee
Red Fork Coal Railway company, with
capital stock of 100000. The in
corporators propose to build line
from Red Fork. /. T.. where there are
extensive coal fields. to Shawnee and
Tecumseh, Ok
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-05-15
schley Dimes with Ambassador Choate

London. May 11.-Rear Admiral
Schley has arrived in London on his
way to the United States. The admiral
dined with Rufus Choate, the United
States ambassador. tonight and will
stay here about ten days. before sail
ing for New York.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-05-15
Opticians Will Resist the Law.

At the meeting of the Kansas Asso-
citation of Opticians at Topeka, it was
decided to oppose the law requiring
opticians to stand examination before
the state board of medical examiners.
If the board attempts to enforce the
law, the executive committee has au-
thority to employ attorneys and at
tack the validity of the act.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-05-15
Fl1inw king Eaw.rl.. Allowanes.

London, May 1.-THE house of com
mons voted $2,s5O.OOO for the annual
allowance of the royal household. OF
this sum $4,000 is for the kings privy
purse, out Of which comes the sums
expended for innumerable charities
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-05-15
Dlstineulshed PARTY Of Fi.hcrme..

Sandusky. o.. May 11.-President
Cleveland is fishing Mt Middle Bass
with ex-Attorney General Hartman.
ex-Secretary of the Treasury Charles
Foster and Admiral Lamberton. Of
the United tsates navy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-05-15
Imprisonment for Temporary Imprudenc

San Juan, r. r.. May Santiago
Palter. the islands most prominent
notary and lawyer, has been found
guilty of temporary imprudence in
accepting bogus bondsman aud has
been sentenced TO six months impris-
onment. He has appealed to the in
sular supreme court.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-05-15
.Justlce as II I. IN Porto Rico,

San Juan, p. r., May 1l.-Castro
Garcia, who absconded with revenue
funds to the amount of $1,000 in June
last, and who was extradited from
Havre in July, has been tried by a
native court and sentenced to 70 years
imprisonment.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-05-15

Huntingdon. Pa. May 1.-THE boil
er of a freight engine ON the Hunting.
don & Broad Top railroad at Mount
Dallas exploded while the boiler MAJ
being filled with water. Lining fouz
members of fhe local fxritkf Crew.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-05-15
s,.Il.h.n f,harxed rith Periurx.

Omaha, Neb., May 11.-Seven count.
charging James Callahan. alleged to
be one of the kidnapers of young
Cudahy. with perjury in his late trial
were filed yesterday afternoon
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-05-15
Condition and acreage or wheat.

Washington, May 1.-THE condi.
tion of winter wheat, as estimated bs
the department of agriculture is 94.1.
The acreage in the United States :
q, ,26z 900.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-05-15
I'M SPITE OF OBJECTIONS.
American Troops Will Occupy Their
Place in the "Forbidden City"
Until Orders from Washington.
THE CHINESE COULD NOT HOLD IT.
All Other Districts Under American Control
In Pelxin Have Been Evacuated by Gen.
Chaffee-Departure of Troops from Tien
Tsin Delayed Owing to the Transport
Indiana Being Ouarantined.

Pekin, May 1.-THE Americans
have evacuated the districts under
their control, with the exception of
the forbidden city" which they will
continue to occupy in spite of foreign
objections until orders to the contra
ry are received from Washington. AS
it would be impossible to turn over
the American districts to the Chinese,
who certainly would not be allowed to
keep them independently. Gen. Chat
fee in order to prevent chaos notified
Count Won Waldersee week ago that
he would evacuate those portions adj
joining the British districts which
We're assigned to them and the re-
manning portions were assigned to
the Germans. The departure of the
troops for Manila has been delayed
ten days owing to the transport In
diana, being quarantined at Nagasaki
because of case of smallpox on
board. The American soldiers here
have been yaccinated
The evening world., 1901-02-21
A FARMERS WIFE
Finds = Food That the Children and
Grown Folks Thrive Upon.

Mrs. Sarah Lcssingcr. near Stuart,
Eeb., says: "My little girl eight years
old has always been a delicate child
and has not been able to stay In
school long at time. for she often
tainted and was weak and puny, IN
I'll last February she dad sick spoil.
and l. began feeding her on Grape
Nuts food.
II can truthfully say the result
has IA. exceeded my expectations.
She IL now hearty, we'll. and can run
and play as otInr: children do. IAN
trying an experiment this summer on
leaving ont meat altogether for
breakfast and using Grnpe-Nuts food
instead. Thus far we have all been
unusually we'll, and my men folks
1--WE are farmers) say that they do not
get hungry 80 quick when they. uss,
.Grape-Nuts food as they used to when
they had meat"
It Is n profound fact that Grape
Nuts food will furnish more nourish-
mept TO. the system than bread or
meat. Any one can prove the truth
OF this statement By trial.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
M|NN0CK FLIES
FROM NEW YORK
Letter Proves He Feared
Being Arrested for
Perjury.

The mysterious iet,r which Judge
CowinS refused tn admit rs evidence IN
the TRIAL ~ Jesse Il. Davis. the sI'llevuc
nurse. was written bv Minnock and adj
tIvc Nccf. II WAS dated Philadelphia
and was written last Saturday. To-day
for the first time II was made public
and IL 1t liz to be believed. Minnock has
run away fearing the consequences OF
Ms .rra;ic crurs. in thc bellevue case.
Lea s.. "I sas.5a,i 70, , .a,, TO sai , ~.
to h rrcaii-i 10 u s;ani, - an no~ ~ r.h,
te-n,p .: court IN glad / got out. a, ~vali
b :tsa.L sn,n. ;, , !rs psiT' an N 20, =,
Ne. nTri a. last and glad ii IT,. and s~ii Ike
to 20 further To B.i,irnore as ] uaiSat he a..
raj 10 Ne. Yors. a. I never did any xosi In 1t.
have had an awful escape. am not
au, ., /, ,~, u am arrested for perjury. J VII
a, .h., ,< r shs--b<s. n all over again.
THOMAS Mi*SOCk.
Philadelphia. IA
There Is no reason to doubt the an.
,nen,ici,y OF this letter. II WAS refused
n. evidence by Judge CowinE because
M,nnock was no, III the courtroom.
Medical experts were called to the
stand this morning In the trial OF Jesse
II. Davis. one OF the Bellevue nurses &c.
cu,cd OF killing Louis billiard in the
Insane Pavilion OF the hospital Dec.
The defense continued Its efforts TO
prove that the conditions found at the
autopsy on Iilll!ards body might have
been due to other causes than atrangula-
;ion. as claimed By the prosecution.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
CHILD WAS
|NC|NERATED.
Little Boy Left Alone
Found Burned to
Death.

when his iva sisters wen, on, visit
ing last night. Charley Russell, seven
years old was asleep In his crib on the
NTH Moor OF No. 10 Gocrck street HIS
mother died , month ago. His father u
baker, WAS away az work
When IN. girls returned the rooms
we're full 81 smoke and the boy was
dead IN the passage between his bed.
room and the kitchen.
The manner o: his death was plain.
~" had evidently awakened and NJ a
match 10 hnd hts way 10 IN, ktch";,
probably FOR u drink nf water lie had
fred the purticrcs dividing the rooms
and In trying 10 bea, on, the flames
win his hands had become -nv.iupei In
ih-ir heavy folds
Ills body. harmed 20 a crisp. Mas lying
OF the smoui.r'ng remain. uf me cur
iI!ns
The evening world., 1901-02-21
GATES STILL THE BOSS.
MaKnatr Heads OHicrrs ot steel
and Wire Company.

/, The new let OF officers OF the Amer.
can Steel and Wire Company. ~ an
nounccd to-day, shows that John w.
Gates Is still at the mead OF the Board
OF Directors. as we'll as the leading
member OF the Executive Committee.
These are the officers as elected by the
new directors:
John W. Gates. Chairman: William +.
.Izimes. President; William Edenborn,
First ice-Prcsident: J. s. Keefe, Sec
.onl Vice xident; J.. ", Moen, Third
-V.cs President; s. II. Chisholm. Fourt!,
vice-President: +. L. atson. Treasurer:
y. +. Alder. A.sistan: Treasurer al
New York: \. F. Allen. Assi.tan,
Treasurer nj Chicago; G. :. Roocr;s.
Secrctory; +. +. Patterson. AsaIstnn,
! Secretary at New York: \. +. Allcr
Assisrant Secretary at Chicago: =. y,
Hoh.rker. Auditor: G. a. vOgl. Assist.
ant Auditor; Max Fam. Genera! CouI-
sci.
Executive Committee: John ". Gates.
William Edenbor,,. r. a. 3 w!dener,
Thomas r. Ryan. John Lambert. II.
sClsy Pierce and William +. Palmer.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
KENNEDY SCORED
BY M'INTYRE.
Dramatic Scenes at Closing
Of Famous Murder
Trial.

Nf. k-rnoiy c..Inc into court jIs, bc.
tor proceeding, began. She locked
poorly Tier face wn- dev"!h %, The
fresh color that 1, usually present on her
checks Her eyes were duh and In.
.'ia appeared 10 b' swollcn and heavy.
sh" appeared composed. but the heay-
i"S OF her bosom told that her calm .x.
'cri"r Nas feiHnci and that che was
inh"i'ng under AN ln,en.e excitement.
She sa, At time,' with her hand to her
head. her arm resting on the back q. III.
tn.!r Her other hand rested on he..
hWsbhnd's knee. Or. Kennedy seemed 10
nave his usual indifferent manner with
MN The court room was well filled
Mr.. Mcintyre began his address al,
1910. lie spoke slowly and soicmnly.
BEGINNING With an expression o. sym
patty for Kennedy, for his aged par
en;s aud for his wife.
Mrs. k"nncdy', compo.rrr gave way.
md she sobbed quietly with handkcr-
chief TO her face. Other women In tn.
c"urto.m drew out handkerchief ana
wiped their eyes
Mr.. Moore yesterday was main and
argumcr,Rtir. Mr. MCINTYRE to-day
was whole htcsorks establishments.
II" Tired -alv" after salvo OF bombs
INTO the air. which. when bursting. re-
venled dazzling Nights OF oraiory. and
word piotureA which held the expectations
r?eilbound
Mr. Mciniyr. said: This defendant 10
sntiucd 10 = rcas"na plc doubt on the ~v1.
6"nee. 'Nha result 81 the first trial must
not enter into this trial lie IL entitled
TO fair trial, and may God grant you
power I" return a Jun, verdict. II Il, my
duty to surround him with every safe.
guard. but "" must urge a conviction on
tho ~vtlence which has been presented
The evening world., 1901-02-21

EXAMINATION.
Attempt to Discredit De-
tective Who Furnished
Evidence.

1nr examination ~ Percy l.cvicn aud
Leon St.dckrr was begun before Justice
Jerome Sitting IA a committing magis-
traie IN the library Of tn. District Al
'orn"y's office this afternoon.
Lawyer Stc!u,,ardt. cuunsr. for The :
cused. examined Detective Wood. 81 the
c"mmItte" OF Five
Previous to the hearing Leon Stcdckcr
and Justice Jerome hvi a long converse
ton together This fact led to the rumor
that Sieieker had turned States .vi-
d-Ucc
Justice Jerome refused TO cs!ic, deny
OF affirm ihl- rumor.
Stclnhnr,it interrogat!ns Wood asked
him about his Nc. his family and his
work
Ever been known bv any other name
man Wood"
"ycr. In my work GoldinS and
Hayes. replied the wi'n'ns.
| Il was ev!deu: that S;cinhardi wanted
| 20 iiscredit wood
| Wood said that on FED, IS Percy
| Lcv!cu refused 4" open the door AMEN
a. went there AZ the agent OF Assist
ani District Attorney Schurnan. lie had
been there before. during the Maze; IN.
| ye.ttration. A year ago
| .,,,.,r., ,.,,,... h.,,r. ,,,, com
| ". Wins.
| in't''"" asked Mr. Stc.nhardt'
| u Vas replied the witness.
VIM "''.''' ~" :" '"'' -
80 10 that place
| Mr. Nixon"
|
| Wanted I" End nua'nrss.
| 'how came you 10 sre him."
Schurman objected,
J1.,ic, Jcrom. directed the witness II
,ns,.r :
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I yuul II reasonable bit not beyond Il
possiO." doubt
Was lie With nrrs
lie related IN. fac; that Dolly Rey.
noids WAS killed N room 81, or the Grand
Hotel. on Aug. -, 1893.
whether THIS defendant WAS with neI
IS serious question for you to con.
slider. Three walters ~ tn. Grand llo,c
assert with ros.'ir"n"ss that tncy saw
IN" d"t.ndan. IN tho hotel with thi,
md specified tb- ii"ntlncitious taat had
taken place.
'"rnis is met. by an abb II this man
Vas elsewhere thou ne T. not guilty OF
IN. crime
lie then ven; on I" mention the fact
1t t!er meeting br Kennedy a
O'Clock
"R uf-r met him the defendant
could MT have been IN the Grand
Uoici. rho young man r~memh- re-
the miRht h-c ,ms- h- read ~ the
murder In the morning paper. the
next mnruing. hut the murder was
not discovered untiI after the Issue
of the morning papers. Il IL for
you To cOnsisicr this ,Omnx mana
dem ~a nor. u WIN mt lie mrcrs-
smr, for .nu ia charge the Wit
"-ssrs with perjury. Rather throw
the mantle or charity aud ~,
the. ARE mi-tnL-m."
NraLnrss Of AMI.
Justice Fursnan went on tnrOugh IN"
.ist OF witnesses for the aIibi "a pc.
culiar!ty about IN. check was the fact
that there MAS absolutely no necessity
10. the nam. s J Kennedy on tho
back All that was ncccssary-!' the
check was gUod-was Tor Miss Reynolds
to indorse II and get the money This
check y, comes very important. ''nis was
an old check and u book containing
these checks VAS found In the detsud-
ants Ofiicc Some checks were torn
from the back OF this book"
$" on Justice Fhrsnan vent through
the evidence.
"A suggestion has been mad. b, the
defense that some person imp~rsonatthg
Dr. Kennedy went into the store and
houSh, that hat. II that Il 20. then tina;
the Doyhood days OF Robert clark and
the defendant. The pcrson must also
have known thar In Or. K"nncdy's ofiic"
;.ierc acre "heck~ and magnesium pads.
vital Contradictions.
Tao defendant. when arrested. mad.
but he did not mention sec
ing TIER. This man. "A lifelong resident
OF staten Island: says h. Wen, over on
the I:.ch boat The hacknrn nAw hin.
leave u. Why did this man. knowing
that the train ana trolley left Mt The
arrival of the ts'at. make no effort to
catch that trolley or train Why d!d
he wan; to walk six miles on u hot
summer night"
Justic. Fursm-n said tina, Il tn. ,cs-
OF kenncdy's mother was taken
rs fact hen Kennedy was home. Il,
Oct and fast asleep before. Miss Hem
ratty aw h'm
"iou have In keeping n human
Iif-. when ! r-sume ~, chair
there VIII he nOthinR between
this mnn and the grave hut you.
You are "a determine did he KIN
The evening world., 1901-02-21

tls-
The csee Of Dr. samuel J Kennels
charged with the murder Of Dolly Rcy-
: troids. was given to the Jury this after
j. noon. and It Is probable that he VIII
know his fate before nishtIall. justice
Fu:sn:an's presentation was imprcs.lr"
:. and during its cilm, even delivery Mrs,
Z, kenuedy. Wife OF tue acemsAd, w"pt
: jus, as she did during the ,ramat ,"''
!. tl,p7ss.onch summing NJ % Special Dis
), triet-A;torney Mcintyre.
The charge VAS strongly against
!. Kennedy.
/. = He reviewed the evidence OF both sides
mfputely and the weight Of conclusions
formed from the array was very unfa-
vorab!e TO the man accused 81 III"
Grand Hotel murder.
Terrific Crush.
-. II there we're any Brooklyn!tes IN me
{, mob that besieged the doors OF The
court after recess they felt thoroughly
Z at home. The crush was something ter
rife. Five s:nlwart officers were as
!, siSred TO push the crowd back. bn, they
might jus. as we'll have tried to topple
!, ever the wall surrounding Pekins.
y The mob was clanorous and unruiy.
TO a. them roughly. Then and only
!. then did the crowd give WY.
1ney went back suileniy step Dy step.
and they crowded 10 sufrocat!3n the cor
rdors and the square in thS centre OF
the frst floor. They did not &c, into
The court either. for when. Justice Fur--
man besan his charge ut :.IS O'Clock the
room was only three-duarter. full.
justice Furvman rose and stood before
the jury while addressing them. This
. was unusual. As a rule Judge or JUS
lice sits comfortably at his ease Will.
made an impressive picture. stern. i'm.
passive. cold and judicial.
Leave Ont Sentiment.
He began BY drawing an Impressive
: plcturt OF the sympathetic feature or
line trial. that of the devotion OF the
wife and sEcd parent. OF the accused
t'.rhe mothc-.lovc Is one that begins
. At, birth and continues to the grave. L,
never swcrNes and never changes. We
honor Il. Bu, here. where We have to
deal with the cold facts %! evidence.
neither tears. nor walls. nor devotion,
,ty,or sentiment must enter upon your
consideration.
concerninx tho laa. 80 have no light
TO express an opinion to yot. but simply
70 instruct you IN the Law.
4, II think II will he contested that Who
tevcr killed this woman did 50 with prc-
meditation. Therefore h. Is guilty o.
murder In the fret degree. The defend
ant says ne dii not do 1t. The prosecn.
'tlcn says he dii.
This case IL one wholly based on cir
i eumstantiai evidence, some peopI.
have II prejudice against circuinstantiai
/ evidence. Yet II Is good evidence " 1t
proves cVnciusively to the mind. Each
~ . n sE.HI
Rs n fact. and II these facts form u con.
ttinnous chain. link by link, then the
/. y.'nie mist have been coTxnEted.
y, ''Bi: II there - any fault or defect
!. Ia any or these links then the chBin fails
80 the ground and the crime Is rot eR.
4thbiIshed. Guilt must he established be-
The evening world., 1901-02-21
FIREMAN is KILLED
BY HIS OWN TRUCK.
All the Men on the Machine Suffer Injuries
When 1t Is Overturned.

Robert Cunningham. n coachman. ~
NJ. 20 East r!fty- thru street. was
standing on the corner His head was
Gu; open Ny lying spln,crs from the
wrecked truck
The platform OF the car was stove In
and every pane Of glass shattered. bu,
rut s,uvle passenger was cut or la
Iurcd. One OF thc ~ seengers said that
tnn mb'ormln had come down from
NintS-Iourh street, where he mad board.
81 the var, At top spccd. stopping only
once 10 let III u passenger,
MurriS Mus taken a prisoner to Flow
or Hospital where he war treated with
Driver o'cUnncll.
The lead lrcmal had a wife and scv
eril chile ~. VINO reside at No so
East one Hundred ana Twcn,y-ir-t
street lie had been a member OF the
excellent record.
Capt, Pcrley tells the following STORY:
w" got the alarm 'hr said. and
na!r u quick run out OF the hou,e. W.
third street and then started ives; On 4
gallon Tn. corner ~ Fifty-thiri street
and Madison avenue Is notortously
dangerous one for ns. as the. accidens
OF to-day WAS IN. third within twelve
months
"As We n"ared the corner ! give the
order t. slow down Then ] saw TWO
men on the crossing waving to an Ip.
preaching car to stop. My gong was
rinrlnr loudly. and | supposed the noise
and The waving Of the wv" citizens would
IN H.. the mniormhn come 10 stop. ana
with this belief I gave tile oricr TO 20
uf,rnd again at full speed.
THAT mOtorman never made an enort
10 stup his ear II" came down IKE
an express train. Great God. when u
.irues tho truck II lifted her high INT"
the MIR. A.,
our usual places about hal, WAY down
ths truck We were TONED on likf 20
mnny hits pf shwduSt. All OF Y. bat inc
driver aud tho tillcr man. Thr truck
Ms lif:rI M into the air, came down
and r,,bounNcd II was IN the rcoouNd
| thn, il clusAt poor Gcary. Iic never
knew what hit HIM ~.
'.rh. truck WAS thrown against the
, churnh AMI Is there yet. only scrap ron
| The car reboundch Two hund5cd fsat
AMI carried back with II tw" OF our nlg
| ladders. which became entanE!ed IN tne
( FENDER | don't see how the motorrnai
| uot nur q. /, with hL NE.
These s,rcc,-clr men Try 10 gel amsau
of ". This Amt the iirst time. IHGy
! r,.i over ana Then give us IN" 'aush. u
was Two months ago that car h'tym my
| truck, t,,, :, ro,i,.
! Ten months ago We H'so "'' .''
slon. -------
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G SCENES I'm THE KENNEDY MURDER TRIAL.
During Mclntyre's Arrangement
Kennedy Loses Self-Control
and Cries "NoT

Ing. II was the spontaneous outburSt
OF a despa!ring man who secs his hold
on l.fe slipping away under the pis!lres
WORKS OF Mr. Mcintyre.
Mrs. Kennedy leaned over to her hus-
band and told him tina; he must no;
talk Kennedy said no more.
When Mr.. Mcintyre told how Kennedy
had made the biuIseon In his cellar Ken.
, Mcintyre told how he hid the hludyeon
IN -oon VI when he first went there.
Mrs. i<"nn-L. In Trnrs.
mir. Moore said yesterday that these
people VIII" testified for Kennedy were
afraid 20 come here at the first trial
because they feared my cross examina
ton. The lawyer never lived who cou.l
torture and dlstort the truth. Truth Is
a iir!n" institution framed by God
Mrs Kennedy broke down again a,
this time ard. buryins her face In her
hands. sobhcd convuls.vely. 4 shtver
ran through her body when Mr. McIn-
tyre referred TO the disgrace that must
fan on the baby.
Disrredits the Alfbi.
Mr.. Mcintyre scathingly arralgnsd the
witnesses for the abb and called alter
ton 10 the fac; that II Kennedy was :;
the Morav!an Cemetery he must hav
passed through the town OF New Dc
Ind to The west.
These ailbis. gentlemen OF the ju,3
are easily pui up" said he.
Mr. Mcintyre concluded by sayinE tho,
he had reviewed the case thoroughly
He said tho jury was part OF the social
system. and simply asked that they D.
lus;ic. not tempered with mercy.
~ human NE was taken By this I'm,
fortunate defendant he declared, n
life that Mas not pure. perhaps. but I!
life. IL there were no men In this land
there would be no Tcnierloin. IL Is mani
who Is responsible for the deoasemcnd
OF woman. 1t IL man who draGs hs,
from the nigh PEDESTAL OF virtue and
sends her down deeply.
"DO your duty In sOlemn way
Eliminate your sympnthies. II
this defendant killed Dolly Rev
noIdn he must die.
This defendant has been more fairlJ
treated han he treated the poor III
If midnight and struck her upon
head With this. murdero,is weapon
death. once. twice. thrice.
The bludgcon fell with crash on
table. Mr.. Mcintyre had nnstrd.
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Suddenly on" "f the Jurors. John +.
Maklcy, VINO occupied seat No 10. bowed
his head and seemed about 10 iall from
his chair
There was a c"nmotion at once, and
visions or delayed trinl. a. In the
Molincnx case. were floating before the
eyes 81 the attorneys.
What Is the ,roublc?" asked Justice
fursnan.
Il have been ~ ali night returned
Mr.. MakIcy. N | could have n glass
OF water
cour, Office, handed Tho juror \
glass o! water. and MIR. Makc!y re-.
covered quickly. !, was only momcn-
tary .sin'ncss. brought on perhaps bs
the close courtroom.
Chain Of Evidence.
The prosecutor then continued
Pointing trembling Trser In The lir"r-
ton Of Or. Kenneiy. MIR. Mciniyra
said: .Hc sits here In lie. IT. the it,sh,
She Is ir yondcr churchyah meath til"
sod. A sympathy goes out for III" nm.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
Atlanta. mig Fire.

ATLANTA. Ga. Feb. :l.-Firc in the
portion OF Atlanta bounded by
Decatur. i.ioyi. Wall streets and Rail-
road avenue. to-day destroyed property
valued at nearly half a million collars.
The Are started fr,m the explosion OF an
oil tank In the Wholesale grocery ho'is.
OF J. J. and J. r. Maddox. and spread -
adj dining buildings.
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fortunate father ana mother OF tina,
dead cir. 80 ruthlcssy slain by this
hr''niar;. This Is ease OF strong cir
cumstnntial evidence. shall establish,
link 10y link. chain ~ evidence which
shall crCoi this accused nAti. and
from which he shali no: escape
u viii dlsmantle. disrupt and destroy
their abb, and II ! do this then you
must hnd that the defendant killed Doi!.
Reynolds.
Mrs Kennedy had recovered her COM
p"surc hy this time, but sat with down
catt eyes ~hii" MIR. Mcintyre IN scorch-
.ns words sought TO csiabish the links
~ III" chain witch was 20 cnmcsh the
hcfcndnn,
Mnh" strung Point.
Nir Mrlntvr" MADE a strong point gu,
ni the evidence ~ Robert Clark. the
dead saI'smaa "t Smith, GRAY & Co.
wh" s"'d Kennedy j, straw hat and a
bicYcl" zap.
y" one under the high canopv 81
heaven has .i!spnrcd this fact. ne cried
The straw hn, has gone. no one knows