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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago.
Chicago. Oct. 1.-THE leading futures
ranged as follows:
CASH QUOTATIONs.

Cash quotations were rs follows:
Flour-Steady.
wheat-No. spring. na72c; No. 3. ssa
lie; No. 3 red. 691kG7oc.
Como. ?. 5sl5c; Nc. , yellow. 6oikc.
Oats-No. 2, 27ssc; No. 3 white, Sll.Q33c.
Rye-No. , 4Stzc.
BaTley-Fair TO choice mailing. 53d56c
Flax seed-No. /, Sl.23: No. 1 North
western. 1925
Mess pork. per barrel. SIG 95a17 90. short
ribs sides Ooose) SIl.l2dl1 80: dry sailed
shoulders (boxedl S925c95o. short clear
sides Cboxed) 81 5o011.G7ls
Whisky Basis OF high wines 1872.
CIover-ContraCt grade s1fGoQ1lI5.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-15
MONTHLY TEACHERS MEETING
1t viii Be Held Next Saturday In the
Afternoon


Next Saturday afternoon at 1:so the
reel.lar monthly meeting ~ the SedgwiciS
County Teachers association VIII meet
in The chapel of the Lewis academy The
following Is the program:
Son ssociau0n-
Ron cau-Response by quotations from
LongfeIlov.
Instrumental solo-Miss Isabelle Sted-
nan.
Tew History-C. NJ. Fifer.
Recitation-Mrs. Ethel Howard
Round Table,
-Caa the state Course Of Nature Studies
a., T-ss>i in District schools Miss Reed.
Miss Bowers ard bIr- i. L. Britain
Vocal solo-Niss olive sims.
Enterraission-F.v minutes
New Physiology j. c. Temple
Duet-Alice and Nae Maxwell
Lonrfsilow' Life and Works-Aiss Fan
Tie White
New Geography. S5vanced-Mr. W. l.
Crurn. primary. Miss Fanny Rea-
Nfusic-NraIe quartet
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EAGLE Table and Kitchen
Suggestions What to Eat
And How TO Prepare Food.

CONTINUED from Eighth Page
pound of meat allow quarter OF L pound
Of fresh butter, two or three slices of
cooked ham. salt and pepper to taste, a
teaspoonful mace and half a small nut
meg grated. Grind or chop the meat very
fine and pound to a perfectly smooth
paste with the butter. sprinkling in the
spices gradually in the meantime Pack
the mixture in little Jars or pots and
cover 10 the depth of quarter Of an inch
with clarified butter. Tie parafin paper
tightly over the tops and keep in a cool
dry place. This win keep for some time
and is convenient and always acceptabl
in the form OF dainty sandwiches, or may
even be made into small croquettes or
balls, dipped and friend and served with
a suitable sauce.
Chicken Loaf
Boil fowl until the meat and bones
fall apart. Strain off the liquor and put
it into a saucepan and reduce it to three
cupfuls; then add half an ounce Of
soaked gelatine and stir until gelatine is
dissolved, but do not let it boil. Decorate
tie bottom of a plain mold with slices of
hard-boiled eggs; pour in a shallow layer
Of the jelly; let il harden, then nil up the
mold with alternate layers of white and
~ .
well seasoned. with each layer; set away
TO harden. This is a nice dish for Sunday
night tea
Stewed Chicken, MateIote Style.
SINCE, draw and cut UP a fowl; rub
with butter and flour and brown Ii in
good oven. Put four tablespoonfuls OF
butter in a frying pan and when hot fry
in il a carrot, parsnip and an onion
cut in dice. Place the fowl in stewpan
with the vegetables and one quart Of
white stock or broth. In the butter in
which vegetables were freid put two
tablespoonfuls Of flour; stir untH smooth.
then put in with the fowl. Mash the
liver and add TO chicken with a table
spoonful OF capers and salt and pepper
10 taste. Simmer slowly until chicken is
tender; then add quarter of a pound Of
mushrooms. cut in small pieces. and sim
mer fifteen minutes longer. Serve with
a garnish Of mashed potatoes
Brown Fricassee.
Cut up an old fowl; put into stewpan
with barely enough water to cover and
stew gently until tender; have a frying
pan hot. put in q few slices Of fat. salt
pork and when they begin to fry put in
the pieces OF chicken and fry a rich
brown. Remove chicken and pork from
pan. pour of most OF the fat; rub in two
tablespoOnfuis OF -four and then add
broth. Season 10 taste with salt and
pepper, put back the chicken and bits Of
pork and simmer q few minutes. take up
the chicken. arranging it on a hot dish;
stir two beaten eggs into the sauce and
serve
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N.tert Size circIe-

The West SIDE ChautauQua Circle pro-
gram Tor Monday. October =.
Roll Ccll-Quotauons from Wordsworth
Literary Leaders II Modern Engiand.
chapters 8 and S-Afrs- Kyle.
Saxcn and Slav. entire aT,icle-Mr.
Dunn.
Rea6inC-Ode 70 Immortslity-Nrs. N.
Graves
Music-Siurden MartIndale
Meeting at Mrs. James AIlisons
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CATTLE.

Receipts OF cattle yesterday were mod
erately fair. but not large for Tuesday.
There were plenty OF buyers and prices
were about the same as for several days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-15

Mrs Cash Henderson has received a
teleararn from her father and mother.
N- and Mrs :. c Crib. from New
York. announcing their arrival there from
Europe. after a very stormy voysge and
rough sea every cay. They visited in
Switzerland. France and Germany They
viii be n Wichita about October -
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Mrs. W Il. Benn 81 NeNton. Kan. Is
in the city and is assisting AZ the musi-
cal exercises Of the Womens Baptist
Missionary societies. now in session.
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INQUIRIES ANSWERED.


c. II. 2. writes.-Kindly inform me how
70 fry green peppers. I have heard II
them being friend Ia oil. but I do not
know how 70 prepare them.
Fried Green Peppers.
Cut the stem end from sweet green
peppers. lie out all the seeds and veiuy
part cut them in quarters or in rings
I soak in slightly cold salt water for
twenty minutes drain. wipe dry then
dust with flour and fry in deep hot fat
Serve with streak OF boiled OF baked dsh.
Apple Butter.
Mrs. 5. writes.-Pleasc publish recipes
for apple butter and tomato catsup
The following is a quick apple butter
Few care 10 50 to the trouble of max
.rg the thick dark rich apple butter after
cur ETandmother's recipe. but II this is
the kind you have In mind we viii give
the olG-time formula on application.
Peel core and quarter hushel q good
cooking apples Dol down four gallons
81 new cider TO one-hall OF the quantity.
put in the apples and cook them slowly
10 q smooth thick. dark mass. stirring
almost constantly with q paddle attached
70 a long handle ii the flavor is liked
add The juice q three lemons after The
apples cook soft. and two ounces each q
ground allspice and cinnamon may De-
audH0 u tel eesire sFiceo outer tut
into stone Jars ard when cold tie up
tightly with brown paper and keep IN .
cool dry place.
Catsup.
To every gallon II tomatoes put four
tabiespoonfGls II salt. four of black pep
rers. one Of cayenne. three q mustard.
half Tablespoonful ground cloves and
some 81 alisalce. wash the tomatoes.
cut ont sten- end. cut UP and OOH them
twenty minutes. then s.r8in- add the
SPICES and simmer for three hours or
untl chick and smooth. bottle and seal.
4 Httle vinegar may re- added II you Ike
your catsBp tart Also onion and green
Pepper minced S1e.
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Poultry-Alive. irregular. Chickens lie;
turkeys. Zoe; fowls. 12c; dressed, irregular
Western chickens. and foinshrdluaoin-
Western fowls, l0Ql312c; turkeys, 7Ql6c.
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CANCER

r-ousasa z-s letf<r = 4dst1x fGEE *
errss E2scz Cs.cs- Insfif-ts.- - = ssf
40 a.. - J.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Kansas CITY.

I
! Kansas City. Oct. I4-Close-Evheat-D
cember 65s.c; May. t7is167asc; cash No.
hard. sc; No. 8 hard. 66d5Tc. No. 4
! hard 6a462i.c: rejected hard. 5Sas5cy 40.
+ > red. e6i1d6Sc; No. red. Csc
/ Corn-October. sSizc: December. 277sG
I S7lsc. May 37GS7lsc; cash No. mixed.
/ 52lsc old; No, white. 59-sc: No. white.
! SOC
oats-No. white, ssg5'sc; No. ? mixed.
/ s1GS9c
Hey-Choice timothy. sioeoa.o5o: choice
Butter-Creamery. na22o: fancy dairy &c
Receipts Of wheat. 81 cars.
St. Louis
st. Louis. oct A-Wheat-iiigher. Nc
rcd cash elevator. e9iec asked, track,
I ee,zg 1easc, December. t9zs Qesi-c: Nay. M
.-isc; Nc. hard. 7lizG7-c-
Corn-Fsigher. No cash. &c. track
/ SsTsSiec. December. $1,000. Nay. g &C
bid
oats-Birher No cash sa-. track
2essc. No. white 5H-c.
Rve-4s7.c.
New York.
New York. Oct l<--Butter-Receipts
I 75ss packages. Market steady state
dairy. 17i.020c, extra Creamery 1fe. com
mon to choice ceh- sfE- cfbr7ugs M y
non 20 choice creamery. I-Esi-c-
Chees-Receipts. = ~ packages MAJ
ket firm bat quiet. Fancy large ard
small. l27-essc
Eggs-Rcceipts. fo.-s7 packages. sSarlet
irregular. Average - best state ard
Pennsylvania. Z12tc; western ca-died.
eli472Sc.
Sugar-Raw nominal Fair refining e.;
centrifugal = test GO: uoiasses sugar
CSC Refined steady. CRUSHED 5-5c- pow
dercd. s-5c zrsnnlated- 49,
CoTe-ouies Nc Rio sc
Noiasses-S, Steady. New orleans. 3elfss-
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Continued from Eighth Page
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-15

c. H. 2. Kindly inform me how
20 fry green peppers. I have heard II
them being friend Ia oil. but I do not
know how % prepare them.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-18
Mn bas Yublitunl.

Die nSrete 8reile" bat iiber 400
etablirte Geenttren I'M Staote, miro
an ilber 700 8oitpfficen perlanbt, unb
bat eine grpBe 8er6reituno in Der
9tu6bar= 9}epubllf Oierirp, I'M Snbia=
ner=9erritDrium unb SflabDlna.
SIR GirfulatiunS= =@ebiet in 9eros
eritreft iib nDn @aluedon bis binauf
nab Denllon, ppn Wariball inn Often
bis nab 81 Balu n: fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt lelbitueritdnolih init be-
lonhers sablreihen 2elern oas oibt=
beiieoelte Wittel=1eras unb ben Siib=
tpeiten ein.
3iuei 0ieiienoe lino beltinbie, iabrz
ein, jabraus i'm Snterefie bes glat=
tes unterlpegs uno fiibren oernlelben
i'm Terein init unleren rubrieen 2Dz
fal Slgenten fortipdbreno nelte 2e=
ier 5u.
Sn Qabetrabt oieier 9batlaben lit
Die .ssreie 9sreiie" NOD es iib borum
banoe(t, Die oeutl6e 8epDlferune su
errei6en, oas bette Mnseige Wses
blum, int staate geras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
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It circulates from Galveston
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Two travelling men and our
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In consideration of these facts
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Gem Spne ,1nilc.

SD mar bereits beinabe oem
Iooe nerfallen" idreibt syrau &oIa
8ibarolDn BON 2aurel Gprings, sc.
g., uib litt 10 lebr an Der Sdruino=
iu6t, oaB Die beiten aer5te mid aufz
gaben uno iaaten. ib t6nne nidt
mebr ldnaer als einen Wpnat leben.
@ber id fling an, DR.. Kings New
Discovery 81 nebmen unb tpuroe
our9 iieben sSlalben gebeilt. SD
bin ieBt tpieoer fart unb frditig.
@s lit elm tpunberbarer 2ebensretter
bel Sbwinolubts=, 2ungenentsiiu=
onngss, 2a Grippe uno 8rpnbitis=
5dllen; Elm aus9e8eibnetes Miittel
qegen 9ulten, @rfdltung, 2litbma,
0eitsSieber II. In. @iro aarantirt.
Brei8 90 @tS. uno $1.0O. Brubez
Jlalben frei bel S .aalteper & SDbn,
@eO. s. S. Shmitt, gioentbiimer,
unb g(b. DreiB.
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bte, 1ott, ipos lpar ijs leidt{tnnfg

fudte, Soft, lpus lpar {ie lsidtfinnfg
qeipefen!
STE faB auf oer @sranba i'm @6ar>
felftubl unb bic Some eliibte tief am
5ort5ont burcb einen Orangebunit unb
mari ibr @Olo iiber tie, als Wplpi itA
melben lteb. sic tlappte ben ssd@er
snfammen unb eing ibm entgegsn.
yNnn. mein SFreunb, tonlmen 5te;
baben Sie pnrgearbeitet2- -8ef1p, be-
forge Sis. 2inpnaoe uno ettuas all
fnabbern!"
@ofpi ia6 toie Elm Sropenipdnier aus
in Dem neiten Nn3ug BON leihtens
3enniSitofF rWir tDnnen qans out
bos bier abna4en, sFrou gella," Iagte
er. uGs NOR mir rein uam0glid, biss
BET bic Set ba5u 3u finben
9ello ersd1lte i6nr, pas tie ausaee
ricbtet Sim brabte inbeIIen Die beIteuz
ten @rfriIc4ungen. 9}olpi noIirte E9
bie Ncre7e be5 2abenS. ber Bella gez
Faten, Dam fjng ct an gu rednen.
1cg 2aben in @orausmiet9e; i6r 2e=
bensunter6alt' Die @orrdtbe -9(u8<
lagen
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Ser Cinderella Sd)ub Balalt

SEQ. POI alamp aslasa, 9elepbpn
585, bat einea srOBen &prratb bon
S6uben fir Serren, 0amen uno
ainoer fiir Die bepuritebenoen Seier-
3age. NQe @aaren Iino nur aus
ben eriten 5abrifen besueen. g8ir
bieten ale Sonturren5 6urb Qualis
tdt uno Breiie. 9(u6 Die beliebten
uno oOr5it9li6en 2llfre0 0ol9e'S
5il5lbube fino mieoer angefommen.
Sprebt bel uns Dor utt0 beiibtiet
unler 2a9er Doer i6idt Sure Slufs
rGge brieflitb ein.
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(SsortieButta folat).

: gllles gu ieiner Belt. Die Belt,
I'M Simmons 6uiten Sprup 81
nebmen, iit aefommen, tuenn man
nit einem rauben Salle, 6eiierfeit,
0uiten unb grfaltune bebaftet lit.
6eilune miro garantirt. Breis 25
unb 80 Gents.
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9as erfte Sabr Der Der. Staateit
npm QluStraiien.

guitralien bot nit Infang bieles
Sabres ieinen eriten @eburtstas als
Staatenbuno eefeiert, Dem man ben
9eamen rGDmmontpeoltb" auaele9t
bat. Die ,,9turo Quftroliibe 3ei=
tuna" in Srisbane ibreibt ilber
biele 8ereinieung: ,Dieienigen,
tpelhe s1 @unlten Der JDoeratipn
geluelen paren, iubelten uno jauhS=
ten ob Der erruneenen ginbeit Der
auitralilben 8olOnien, nelde oa=
ourb sll auitraliihen Staaten tpurs
ben. SEPT 1T nun elm Sabr per=
itrihen, uno Iuitralien beaebt ben
@eburtstag bes einiabri9en &inoes.
Man lollte meinen, baB nun allgez
meme Jreube berribe; bod baben
Die Sitter uno @r5ieber bes 8inb=
leins in ben stpDlf Wonaten 10 Man=
DIES aetban, mas biele freuoiee Stim<
mung, Die man erlparten iollte, in ben
Nusen uno Sersen 8ieler banpft
unb abfiiblt.
gSas par nibt alles perbeiBen
unb in slnsi1t eeItellt tpurben?
unb tpie piele bieier gofoenen Serge,
Die periprpben tparen, baben Ii6 tpie
ibpere 2aften auf Die 6offenben ge=
tpDrfen uno tire @iinlbe erorift!
IIes iDllte elm 5er5 uno cine Seele
tperben; uno bod pie iino bic @e=
miitber in Der fursen Spanne Belt
auf einanoer geltoBen uno .ent=
brannt, 10 oaB es iogar 81 einem
WtiBtrauenspptum gegen Die BunoeS=
reeierung fam. Sc lit befannt, lpie
man aagemein suerit, als bieles WiB=
trauensnptum geItellt nurbe, in ftar=
fem 8peifel mar, Db Der Bremier-
miniiter cine aeniisenoe Insabl
Stitnmen fir iiG getuinnen tpiiroe,
tpie es bernab in Der 9bat audi ge=
ibeben lit -groboem iIt aber oaS
8ertrauen bel 8ielen in i'm err
idiittert.
8eionoers ilt es cine iturfe Bartei
bel uns in Aueenslano, uelbe linn
bitterfeino aeworoen 1T. uno an ib=
rer Spite itebt Die bieiige 6eaieruno,
tpelbe es 0rn. Barton nibt Derseiz
ben miro, baB er 10 ibroff uno rid
iidtslos segen bic 8eibebaltuna Der
&anafas auf ben 3uderplantagen gu
s5eloe geapeen lit, poourb nad Der
Weinung 8ieler Der 3uderinouitrie
Der 9DoesitoB periebt lit.
Nuh Die pom Bunbesprenlier eins
eebrahte ginwanoerunss= gorlage,
Die freili1 bernab beoeuteno geans
bert spurbe, bat 8itterfeit berporge=
rufen unb stpar namentfib au6 un-
ter ben Deutiben. Sein 3olltarif
fproerte allselnein 81 Wioeriprub
unb llnmiQen beraus, uno 6err 8ar=
ton lnuBte tppbl ober libel CUTE Wtiene
gum b1ien Spiel MAIDEN, als Der
9aril cine 10 beoeutenoe Genoeruna
erfubr, oaB er iblieBlib feum nod
oem Barton iben Gntpurf dbnlih
iiebt.
SD ilt benn Wanbes geI9eben,
mas itarfe Gbneigung 5l er5eueen
geeianet tpar unb audi tuirflidb er=
seugt bot, uno insbeionbere alien
Denen Waiier auf ibre Wfible be-
beutete, pel6e BON Infang on lire
Gtimme gegen Die aeplante 6Doerae
tion erboben. Oieie WtiBftimmune
erreibte ibren @ipfel in ben uns
smeioeutieen sleuBerungen unieres
Queensldnoer Bremierntiniiters,
6errn Ybilip, Der unumnunoen ers
flarte, baB Queensland, nenn es
aIles Das por Der &bitimmlna ee=
puBt hdtte, nimmer eem Staaten=
bunoe beigetreten ipare.
R;a SpoutiIfhp @pgpfffhnftH -,
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- Die r@autiibe @eieaidaft in
6ambure bat eineu 8eibluB anges
nommen, in pelbem file iih iiir Die
grmeiterung bes 9ieler Canals aus
ipribt, neil Der 8erfebr auf benz
Canal eincn iplben llmfane ange.
nommen bat, oaB Der Canal seraoe
nod CUR 8erpdltieun9 oeiielben aus
reibe.
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ssie man int @eiaaftc erfOlsreieb lit.

Seben Sic Dor allen Olngen oaz
rauf, baB Sbre 2eber in eitem 3u=
itano lit, inoen Sic Simmons s
Liver Purifier lin elmer 8leb=
i6ahtel erbdltlid)) nebmen. gs
i6afft 2tbbulfe BON SerItopfune,
BELT llnperoauli6feit, 8iliolitat uno
SDpfibmers. Sir bas aleemeine
8oblbefinoen iit nibts beiieres gu
hQbeu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-27

stab was justified upon his testimony
You NAV also weigh his story of the
whole ARRAY in the light Of his mis-
statements about the use Of the knife,
II you find he made mis-statements. Now
what circumstances Of self-defence or
protection Of Mary Granger would JUS
tify the killing OF Heselton? if he did
kill him. To Justify stab endangering
life. 4 person mus he in great peril OF
his life OF quite badly injured. The law
docs rot permit il stab with knife in
retaliation for blow with the fist.
even in The heat of an assault much
less after the assault is over. One may
use such force ar is sufficient in degree
and suitable in kind to repel an as
saiIant. 1t has often been held by the
courts that If a man is struck with the
fists and knocked down and rising to
his feet procures weapon and Kills his
assailant Il Is murder. The law provides
means of redress and punishment for
assaults, and no man IS allowed TO be
his own executioncr for such an offence
unless III extreme peril of life or liinb.
As TIC the other contention, the rroter-
ton Of Mary Granger from indecent as
sauit by Heaelton, I will say that a
man has right to prevent the COM
mission cf q felony in his own house
even 10 the extent of Staying the Of
fender If absolutely necessary in order
to prevent it. If it can be prevented
vitaout killing, the killing is not JUS
tiaable. Now was there any real dan
ger here Of a felonious assault by
Heselton upon Mary Granger? Rape or
attempted rape would be felonious.
Committing adultery with her would he
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ment relies is not to be believed. be-
cause he had made different state
mcnts as to some facts at a former
time and under oath. When il is
shown that a witness has made state
mentS as to IA material fact before the
trial different from his statement at
the trial-if done deliberately and
knowingly. the jury should scrutnize
With care his evidence and are at
liberty to disbelieve his testimony I'M
less corroborated by other evidence
He has explained his reason for tell
ing the coroner's jury that he did not
see the body of Heselton that night
Consider his condition of mind at the
time; view his conduct in the light of
your knowledge of human infirmities
and motives, and give his testimony
such weight as it is entitled. and look
at it in the light of other evidence
corroborated or otherwise.
Counsel has endeavored. as was his
right. to arouse your sympathies in
behalf of the client. But you must
guard against an undue influence upon
your judgment by your pity.
Human sympathy is good in its place
ono of the subimest attributes Of
human nature. bug it must not be al
lowed to shield a person from the con-
sequences of crime if clearly proven.
We trust to the good sense and
strength of judgment of the members
of this jury To determine the guilt or
innocence of the prisoner at the, bar
upon the evidence in the case with
out being swayed beyond the evidence
either through indignation, prejudice
and bias against the prisoner or by
sympathy for his misfortunes.
AS to the contention that II the de-
PENDANT stabbed Heselton it was in self
defence or TO protect his daughter-in-
law from an indecent assault. / VIII
first remark that before you Will find IL
necessary to consider that question at
all YOU must first find that the defend
ant did in fact stab him. AS ne mas
denied absolutely that he did use a
knife or cut him at all it follows that
this defence is inconsistent with THAI
In case. however. YOU are satisfied that
he die not tell the truth when he said
he did not use a knife or cut HeselIon,
but that he did in fact stab him. then
you may consider whether or not the
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felonious. Was there any real danger
of either of these that made 1t neces-
sary to kill Heselton in order TO pre-
vent H. Look at the account given by
bo;n Phelps and Granger. Was or was
not Heselton already out or nearly out
of the room in which Mary was lying
when the affray took place. What was
the peril to Mary Granger? Was she
awake or asleep? If asleep did Granger
wake ncr or try to wake her to pro-
teCt herself? Look at all the facts and
the condition of all the actors as to be-
ing under the influence of liquor or
otherwise as bearing upon their physi-
cal ability to do injury. Does Changers
own testimony show any necessity for
killing Heselton-or for stabbing him
to protect Mary Granger? He says he
did not stab him and it does not appear
that any felony was committed upon
Mary. Now in the light Of this state
nent BY him you are TO consider
whether or not If Granger did stab
Heselton il vas necessary for the pro-
lection Of Mary from felonious assault.
The defence contends that Granger
had not the sole opportunity Of killing
deselton and that Phelps had such an
opportunity ana tnslI MS HclOHs dt vi
Immediately following the ARRAY indi-
cate guilt on his part. 1T Is contended
further that he had al motive for killing
fIeselton. Now. gentlemen. 1t is your
duty TO look at the case in the light OF
All the testimony. lid Granger kill
hini2 That IL the question. If in your
Judgment Phelps did kill him or any
body else killed him, then Granger did
motor If you are in doubt whether or
not Phelps killed him you must be in
doubt whether or not Granger killed
him, and therefore cannot find him
guilty.
II is ccntended that the evidence is
not sufficient to warrant the jury in
finding tine defendant guilty of man
slaughter-but that there Is ground for
a reasonable doubt-first arising from
the evidence given by the experts intro
duced by the defendant regarding the
nature Of the wound. Now. gentlemen.
if you have a reasonable doubt that
Heselton died from the effects Of Tire
wound--you must acruit him.
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