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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
NO new TRIAL
Appellate Courts Decision In the Case Of
Emily Arnold Against Probate Court.

The appellate division OF the supreme
court today handed down its decision I'm
the probate cause OF Emily Arnold. ap-
pellant, VS.. Probate Count OF North King
ston. The opinion in the cause is as fol-
lows: Per curriam. The appellants peti-
ton for a new trial is denied. and a de-
cree will be entered I'm accordance with
the decision Of Mr.. Justice Dubois. which
Is approved and adopted as the decision
of the count"
Emily Arnold appealed from a decree
or the probate court named whereby II
was ordered adjudged and decreed that
her dover in the dreal estate of which
her husband, James Il. Arnold died seized
and possessed be set of TO her by metes
and mounds. She claiming that her dover
should be set of in some other legal man.
ner. as OF third OF the rents, issue
growths and profits OF said land to be
compted and ascertained in the manner
provided by statute or a fix rent be or
dered paid to her at stated periods this
rent TO be fixed charge upon the real es-
tate of her husband
Judge Dubois when he heard the appeal
said the interest I'm question not being I'm
an entire or woodlands does not come
within the exception but must be govern
ed by the general rule that where a wom-
an can be endowed of the thing itself the
same not being woodlands and the divi-
sion may be made by metes and bounds
that method shall be pursued.
His honor found no special reason why
the probate court should have granted a
fixed rent to the widow instead OF setting
out the dover and he ordered that the
decree TO set out dover by metes and
bounds be affirmed with costs. Mrs Ar
mold tookw an appeal TO the three Judges
of the appellate division with the above
noted result
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17

Following n conference yesterday after
noon between Secretary OF the Navy
Moody and Acting Secretary OF State
Ades the former sent instructions by
telegraph to Rear Admiral Cotton, com
manding the European naval station. who
In at Alexandria, Egypt, on the armored
cruiser Brooklyn. 60 place one or more
warships at the disposal OF Consul Davis
TO convey him from Beirut. where he now
ts. TO AlexanApStta.
Instructions were also sent by Acting
Secretary Adee TO Mr.. Leishman, the
United States minister at Constantinople.
that the circumstances of the assault on
in demanding an expression Of regret, the
diplomatic phrase for an apology, and
proper reparation from the Turkish gov
eminent and the Turkish authorities at
Alexandretta for the indlgnity offered
Consul Davis.
IL Is expected that the presence of the
'one or more warships" at Alexandretta
Will have the effect OF bringing to Consul
Davis the apology and an offer to make
amends for his treatment. Until these
have been obtained the warship or war
rAfhc Will iCiiidAi NJ AItAhHOrtltd-
PUNISH THE OFFICIALS.
The protected cruiser San Francisco is
now at BEIRUT. II Is the expectation of
the navy department that Admiral Cotton
will defer the Brooklyns target practice
st Alexandria and return at once 10 Bel
nut, where, after taking Consul Davis
aboard. she will proceed in company with
the San Francisco 10 Alexandretta The
only other vessel OF the European sta
ton. tho gunboat Machias. is on a special
mission and will not be able 10 take part
in the Alexandretta demonstration.
What will be regarded as sufficient re-
paration. the state department has not
yet determined, but IL was indicated there
that nothing short of the re-
moval or punishment OF those responsible
for and concerned I'm the assault on Davis
would be acceptable TO the United States.
The positive action of Acting Secretary
Adee was based on reports from Minister
I.eishman showing that Consul Davis was
engaged In proper discharge of his con-
sular duties when the assault was com
mitted. Mr. Leishman reported that the |
trouble was caused by the authorities at |
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
ROCKEFELLER BEATEN
Decision In Favor Of Man He Accused Of
Fishing In His Stream.

Malone, n. ". Dec. I7.-Willlam Rookie
feller has been defeated In an action for
trespass which he brought against oliver
Lamora, poor resident of Adirondack
Mountains.
lamora wau charged with fishing In
streams on Mr.. Rockefeller's estate but
asserted that he had a right 10 do SO. be-
cause the streams were stocked by the
state The case was sent back TO the
county court from the appellate division
OF the supreme court and again will be
carried up on appeal as n involves the in
terosts or many milionaires who have
large estates In the mountains and desire
the hunting and fishing as their exclu-
sive privileges.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
HOBBS IN JAIL
Held on Charge Of Not Property Using
$500 Entrusted to Him.

New York, Dec. 17-Frank 8. Hobbs OF
Idaho is now In Ludlow street jail on an
order Of arrest obtained by Edward p.
Tusun. treasurer of the Greens Copper
company, who says he advanced $500 to
Hobbs with which to develop gold mining
property
Tuslin brought suit when an agent re-
ported TO him that the supposed mine was
not as represented. and alleged Hobbs did
not own IL. Tuslin at once applied to
Judge Marean OF Kings county supreme
court for an order OF arrest on the ground
that Hobbs was about to leave the city
for Idaho. The prisoner was held I'm de-
fault of 1890 bail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
ARMED GUARDS ON TRAIN
Adams Express Car on New York Express
Prepared for Hold Up.

New Haven, Conn. Dec. l7.--when the
express from New York 10 Boston which
arrived In this city at 1908 o'clock reached
here today. force OF detectives. four in
number. all heavily armed with rifles and
pistols, boarded the train. one man TAX
ing his place In the engine and three In
the Adams Express car.
III Is stated that the Adams Express
company has received a warning that this
irain is 10 be robbed unless certain
amount of money Is forthcoming. II "a
i1rther stated that the train, which car
ries large amount or money in the OK
press car. has been guarded in the same
manner for tho past few days. and that
an engine with steam up Is kept IN wait
Ing 20 take men 10 any point where a
hold-up may occur.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
CASTRO'S DEPARTURE
When He Refused 10 Take Oath Of AIlegI-
ance He Was Escorted 10 Steamer.

san Francisco, Cal. Dec. 1.-THE
Pacific mail steamer Barrachuta Just ar
rived from Panama. transported General
Demeryo Castro Of the Colombian forces
away from the seat OF trouble 10 punta
Aras. Porto Rica.
ills departure was rather sensational
when the new republic OF Panama WAS
prociaimcd General Castro was requested
70 take the oath OF allegiance. lie re-
FUSED and was ordered 90 leave the coun.
try. Failing 20 DO -. squad OF soldiers
waited upon him and escorted him
aboard the Barrag huta. then about 10
sail w
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
DYED HIS BEARD
Becaused Newspaper Made That Statement
Banker Sues for Libel,

Allentown. Pa, Dec. 1.-THE first suits
brought In this state under the press law,
passed by the legislature year ago have
been Instituted against three newspapers
here by wealthy banker OF North
empton county.
The action is based on the publication
OF a statement that the banker had last
month escaped from a hotel under quar-
enttne for smallpox The man was be-
iieved to be in Allentown and IL was at
the request Of the local board OF health
that the publication was made.
The papers I'm descrfbin gthe banker
said he had dyed his beard. The subject
OF the article is IS years old. recently
married young woman. and alleged
that the statement about his beard
caused him to be ridiculed by hts friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
ORDER OF SALE
Granted To-day By Judge Johnson In the
StreIcher.levlne Suit,

Judge johnson today granted an order
for the sale Of proper attached in the
suit brought by Mark Streicher against 8.
Levine 10 recover $1,000. Suit is based on
alleged broken promises. The property
attached consisted OF dry goods, ladies'
cloaks and fixtures In a store on West
minister street.
Plaintiffs petition for a sale declared
that the property was likely to perish
waste and be greatly reduced In value.
This property will be sold on Dec. 22
Frank III. Bellin is attorney for the
plaintiff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
kROOALAAO'S PASSENGERS
Brought to New York on the TeuIonIc One
Death During Passage.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE steamer Teu-
tonic arrived today from Liverpool and
queenstown with 50 FIRST and lGD second
cabin passengers Of the disabled Red Star
nne steamer kroOnland. which put into
queenstown With disabled steering gear.
On Dec. l5 Mrs. Holmcan or Alexandra
Ala. aged IS years. second cabin pas,
seneer from the Kroonland died OF
uraefnio on board the Teutonic
The Teutonic also brought 81 packaRes
or gold bars and sovereigns
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
APPLICATION DENIED.

New York Dec 1Z-Judge Lacombe, Of
the United states circuit court, has denied
an application recently made by Madeline
Hughes and other stockholders OF the
compressed air company that a receiver
be appointed. The court declared the APP
plicants had failed to make out case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
GRAND JURY


The grand jury will return its indct-
meats TO Judge Wilburs court next Mon
day Parties out on bail. against whom
indictments may be found. must appear
and plead on Dec. IS and the trials Or
parties Indicted who are In Jail will be-
gin the 10Th inst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
TEN YEARS IN PRISON
Penalty Imposed on Rowe, Accused Of En-
hellIIng $500,000 From English Co.

London. Dec. IA. s. Rowe. the alb
sconding secretary of the Great Fingal
Consolidated company. who was arrested
at Toronto. was sentenced In the Old
Bailey court today TO 10 years penal
servitude for embezzling over s5oO.oo of
the company's funds Rowe tainted when
his sentence was pronounced.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
SwITzERLAND'S ELECTION.

Berne Switzerland. Dec I'm. Com
Jesse. a member Of the bundesrath from
Neuchatcl. and NJ. Ruchet. n member
from the Canton de Naud were today
elected respectively president and vice
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
SOLDIERS ON BOARD.


thereupon whale boat was lowered and
pulled towards the schooner.
SOLDIERS ON BOARD.
Through the courtesy OF naval officers
the correspondent OF The AssocIa ted
Press accompanied the party I'm the whale
boat. II was found that the schooner had
on board hundred armed Colombian
soldiers commanded by General Rafael
Novo who said Gen Daniel Ortiz. com
mander-in-chief or the Colombian forces
OF the Atlantic and Pacific had a large
camp mile away on the mainland.
Gen. Novo requested Lieut.. Perrll TO
land and confer with General Ortiz. After
temporarily returning to the Atlanta
Lieut. Perrill went ashore. the whaleboat
schooner which. I'm the meantime had
taken up a position off beach within n.
small bay Great excitement prevailed
among the Colombians on the whale
boats approach
REFUSED TO LOWER THE FLAG.
There were repeated cries OF viva Co
iombia, and there was n sudden con-
centraton Of about 16O Colombian sol
diers on the beach. For some moments
the situation appeared dangerous, and
had the appearance Of an ambuscade.
Gen. ortiz appeared on the beach when
Lieut.. Perril went ASHORE. the yhaleboat
In the meanwhile lying close 10 the beach
Gen. Ortiz insisted that Lieut. Perrill
should fly the Colombian flag at the bow
Of the whaleboat or lower the American
nag at her stern. because she was I'm CO.
lomhian waters. Lieut.. Perrill replied that
he did not have a Colombian flag. and
refused 10 lower the Stars and Stripes.
DID NOT INSIST.
Gen. ortiz did not insist upon his 40
doing. but he protested In writing against
The presence OF the Americans in Colom-
)ian waters. Lieut.. Perrill accepted tho
protest, and conveyed II to Commander
Turner. who handed II 10 Rear Admiral
'oghlaR on his arrival here.
During the conference with the CO.
Iombians ashore, Lieut.. Perrill was sur
rounded by Gen. Ortiz's stan while In
land, few PAGES there was semi circle
of armed sentlnels
lie expressed his belief that Bushnelrs
would not 40 above $500.
WITH ENTHUSIASM
Aqua Dulce. Republhc Of Panama. We'd
lesday. Dec. 16. via Panama, Dec. IT,
rhe Junta's decree fixing Dec. 2s as the
late for the election OF Representatives
20 the national convention has been re-
'eived with enthusiasm in the towns IN
he interior OF the republic.
There n no doubt that public oplnion
avors the canal treaty with the United
states and the candidacy Of DR. Amador |
or the presidency
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
SUIT ON pa0MISSARY NOTE.

Mary Higgins OF Central Falls has
brought suit against Michael II. Flaherty
to recover 500. Suit is based on a promis-
sory note for $500 made June 6. 1895
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
RObbER IS KILLED IN
FIGHT WITH POLICE.
Two Officers Had Running Battle With Five
Crooks Who Had Blown Ope. and Looted
Safe in Coal Company's Office.

$s:t%S<a%@3
Boston,
early The was shot lead
others
wounded The identity all nve
the hunted pursuing police non. of
was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17

Daniel Doherty was sent 10 the farm
for SIX months by Judge sweetisnd to
day for begging
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
TURKEY ASKED
To APOLOGIZE.
Rear Admiral Cotton Ordered to Send War
Ships Back to AleXandretta With Con-
sui Davis.


timha
possessions be tolerated
w. consul
,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
COLOMOIANS ON ATRATO!
Continued from page.one.

Early in the morning OF Dec. L. the
Atlanta sighted small schooner In the
centre OF the Gulf OF Darien and follow
ed her to the western shore. where the
schooner attempted TO hide behind an is
let. Lieutenant Harlan +. Perrill OF the
Atlanta was ordered to board her and
thereupon a whale boat was lowered and
pulled towards the schooner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17

y. J. Powell, s2e Westminster Street.
Concentrated Extracts. Perfumes. Bay
Rum. Toilet Waters. etc. Agent will call
upon receipt OF postal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-20
TYPEWRITERS.

EWRITERS-BoUghI sold, repaired
and rented. All makes. Sold on pay
ments. Millison Office Supply Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-A good boa riding house close
in doing good business Good reasons
for selling No one need apply unless
ueaGinS business Aucre>s =. RI
care Eagle ask
FOR SALE-Sood blacksmith location
aud tools Must De sold BY January
18th Inquire 81 - y Lawrence.
Wichita. se-t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-20
FOR TRADE,


FOR IRADE-FIve acres and Groom
house, IL miles from corner Main and
Douglas, for residence property, close
In. Reese & Co, liz z. First street.
Eff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-20
LOST.

I.OST-Gold frame glasses. between Hen
rion drug store on Main. and 4Se W
Ninth street. Return sol N Main. for
reward. 55-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-20
SITUATION ANTEO-MALE.
AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS WANTED-An agent. either
sex. 70 sell shirt waist goods IN theiI
line including high-claSS novelty pat
terms and exclusive designs Sells on
sight. Big pay 70 right party. Buckley
Custom Shirt Co. Dept. r. St Louis.
Mo. l-i1-tf
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PAT ENTS.

FATENTS-Protsct your ideas No al
lewance; no fee Consultation free.
Esta biished 1854. Milo B. Stevens & Co,
SsS Fourteenth Street, Washington.
19-9-sat-tu-52t
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WANTED-PARTNER.

NANTED-Partner. with some money.
TO take interest in real estate and build
ing ard loan business. Must he a good
hustler - N. care Eagle. ST
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-20
STORAGE.

STORAGE.
and best storage
room in the city. We store. pack and
repair furniture Call at 33S s. Emporis
for terms Singer & Donnell- 6-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-20

wANTED-lea good. hustiing agents who
can produce business Best OF con-
tracts To the right men. The Home
Loan Co. 2la-zu Winnie att
WANTED-Ageats for the best laundry
IN Kansas Liberal comm isSion- Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. 24-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07

proceeding At the opening Of the
afternoon session, Krietu asked that
II. g. Kennedy. the ntCnuEraphct.
read the part of HIS notes which re
corded a number OF statements made
~ Hart which reflected on the hon
esty 90 Nrlete. iSriote had a ste.
nographer Of HIS own present 10 take
the statements "a read,
Hart thrruupon stated that he had
employed Kennedy ana that Ken
needy could not be- made 20 read the
notes. Judge Canu ordered Kennedy
60 read. Hart objected. Tho Judge
ordered Kennedy out OF the court
room. but he would not 80.
"'rhe Hirl has petiured herself and
Nou emily want those notes to be able
Ia coach her in future testimony.
shouted Hart angtaiy. "fhe attors
uey for the state has been guilty OF
sharp practices Ia getting this girl
10 change her testimony"
n charge Mr.. liaft With having
attempted 60 compound "a felony IN
his own office. roturlcd lSriotc
liafts face grew tiVid aud a. he
shouted Hart the two attorneys
started for each other. They were
only prevented from getting to
Eether by quick work on the part Of
the ofligerH
During the whole ~ the heated ar
anment Justice Cam was rappinK
With his kuuckiea ON his deHk A
soon as the fiEht had been stopped
the attorneys made apologize - the
court
Justice Cam was quiet for eous
ple uf seconds. then he raised hts
tsonderous fiat and brought d down
with blow that could have been
heard block Courts adjourned. .
he Numbered and both Nau boys
will have 10 see me for contempt =
Despite che apologies af Hart the
Justice said the dignity of the court
had been shaken up aud that he
was NrNed The hearing was con-
tiuued until next Tuesday
Very little new WAS brought cut
lu the testimony % the Eiri yestrfs
day She stated ON the witness
stand that Meisier had criminaily
assaulted her on the night ~ Mo-
Nemher II in bis rooms IA the tsurn=
peau house. The bond 81 Meistef on
the charge II criminal assault wsa
piaVra az sfsi and he went "a itll
The testimony which favored
Melstsr and Camille Cooper was
vlYrn by the gifl In the first part ~
the trial when she vas evidently "a
fear 81 bodily harm, as she later
declared O. Mr. Krleie. Miss Hers
man said Yesterday that her iife
had been threatened several times
since the trial BEGAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
ARRESTED
NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL ESCAPES
FROM ONE PRISON ONLY TO
ENTER ANOTHER

LONDON. Dee {. Prank Alien.
u hu WAS released today from the
prison where be has been serving a
sentence for London hamk rob
berry WAS immediately arrested b.
an American offIcer an she charge
" robbins the poatnffice "a spring
ueld III. ia 1874 Owing Ia Aliens
reputation Tor riiHpeffuesa the
American officer aifi employ a
Scotland Yard officer Co hglp guard
the prisoner during the voyage TO
Amertea.
Allen vas the aceompilee OF Eu-
t0gan. With whom be was arrested
iu NeW York Tor the Springfield AZ.
fair. a feW years aEn. The two OF
them made daring escape from
che Luziiaw street sail and sailed fof
England in e little fishing smack
kflioran later returned To- Amsffee
Re Was subsequent arrested ard IL
noN seFstug q term tn the penitens
tiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
ga STAR DUST va


giving proclamation. The Times
evidently does not rraliar that this
Is Quits concession on the part of
the president
Don't believe any Of thu teuta who
tell ypu they have tho straight dope
CA that chariot race Ia ficn fiur.
BEFORE we get e. talking about
new parks % be established. what
the matter with getting the down
town iunsles cleared up
Il T. an awful knock when a
country that cant whip paor little
Panama threatens 10 do things 10
Uncle sam.
A local afternoon paper saws
only nine cases 20 violation Of the
new law ~ Congress against for.
ciEn adulferttiuu % food and drink
Us reported by the agricultural de-
partment" It's singular. an right.
bat hardly % singular as that
chile ia said 10 endorse the stand
or the United States Ia regard 20
Panama. That r. hardly In accord
with the chilly attitude Of that euun.
try during llarrlson's term.
The poor milliouaires ia Wall
Street win have a merry Chriatmaa
after ail-stoek Il rising.
a young man has been arrested
Tor raising money ordeta IN Tacoma
A Young man that can raise money
IN faeona Is captain Of finance
not a awlndlsf
There are three candidates fnf
mayor IN falousa. Everybody IN
town must be running
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07

Now Ia the festive hockey cop
camping on the TRAN II the inter
militant schoiar
rd hate 10 have ms eyes behind.
In 'front.' ! likc 'sm best
For if / could not see ms SOUP.
IA spill il uu my Vest'
LUKE THE LOON.
blair 81 st Louis l. charged with
forgery tmhrgslrmaut ANA grand
larceny and he isn't q public Of
fetal az am
Maybe that Is why he Is charged
John Alexander nowis is To- go On
TIE witness stand and explain his
financial condition. II there are
many mere II the Zion people taken
r.. hoWte j. likely 60 have 60 face
nni explain how ne happens 90 have
money when he - ostensibly broke.
The women are galnE 20 unite To
fiEht Smeot, Now. Il they can see
his wives 90 foiu the movement. It
va nul hlm completely cut OF bust
ness
Fuar bricks we're laid yesterday.
When they saw The sun corning out.
the street contractors got real busy.
Nud II nlaht hada't come on 40 soon
tharr would probably have been six
T. thls siotleas slot another pro
ductlon Il the official Hueyhehnery .
The question really isn't 50 much
What Soufh caeuiiua intends doing
With heF Tliimana- ~ ~ hat her Till
mans are likely Ia Do 20 South Caro-
iina.
Those people who maintain thrre
y uo same So harmful as tvker.
have evidently never been up
against bridge whist
The mere fact the9 both have at-
Waut eyes "a n poor reason Tor the
Chinese ia think 81 safe Cor them 20
adopt Janan's attitude toward Rus
siA
President Palma az cuba esti-
mates the revenues 81 his eauntry
fer the eeutinw year H6 s. 8a8 Goa
Prophet notele Of xiou has tive
United states agents DOING his eagi.
fnatius--ToF him.
Ths Island og Miaueiof desires 10
nnuexei e. the United States. The
only island where this government
dossn { seem TO be popular is Black
wells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
WAS
PASSED
DEPUTY PROSECUTOR kRiErE
AND ATTORNEY HART Al.
MOST CONE TO BLOWS IN
JUSTICE cANa's COURT

'sYou are a A-t-r-t 3 little nar,''
shouted Attorney John ~ Hart.
shaking his fist AZ Deputy Pseseeut.
ing Attorney Edward g. krieto yes
teraay afternoon ln Justice CaHn's
court. Then u took the combined
efforts 81 a deputy sheriff two
halllffa and two policemen to keep
the men from engaging IN a Het-to
devoid Of Queens bury rules.
The trouble occurred during the
preliminary hearing OF Peter Nets.
ser and Camille coepsr.s who are
charged with attempting TO induce
il-yrar-oid Julia Herman 10 enter a
life II shame.
Moat Of the day had been taken
up in hearing the testimony Of Mfas
Herman. In the morning Attorney
Hart had a stenokrariler take down
the testimony ~ the Rirl and other