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Why the misshapen creature was
30 kept needs little eRplanh ton.
Helpless as he might appear. he vas
not harmless and Don Ruperto
knew that 10 restore him 20 liberty
would be 10 risk losing his own.
with something more. Though
safely bestowed. however. no sever
ity VAS shown him. lie had his
meals regularly. and a bed to sleep
on. Moreover. after Houte time had
elapsed. he WAS relieved from this
close confinement during the hours
OF the day. 4 clever actor. and hav-
Ing n clever tongue. he had whee-
died the major domo into granting
him certain indulFencics. among
them the privilege Of spending part
Of hia time in the kitchen and soul
icry. where he had proved himself
useful In many ways.
Thus GreRorio. who had him I'm
special charge. began 60 regard him
az a handy addition TO his domestic
staff Notwithstanding, the precau-
ton was Ftiil continued Of locking
him at nlght and re-attachiuE the
chain 70 his ankle. This last was
more disaRreeable that auRht else
he had 10 endure. lie could bear the
iibcs Of his fellow solutions. but that
fetter sercly vcxcd him.
ITS so uncomfortable. Senior Don
GreEurio." was his constantly rceur-
ring formula. Keeps me from sloep-
ing. and's very troublesome when /
want TO turn over. as ! often do on
account OF the pains In my poor
shoulders. Now. why need YOU put
II on7 Surely you're not afraid uf
me trying TO set aWay2 la. hal
that would be turning ones back
upon best friends. I fare too we'll
here TO think OF changing quarters.
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Worst Of All Experiences

can anything be worse than 10
feel that every minute win be your
LAST such was the experience OF
Mrs. s. II. Newsou. Decatur. m
For three years" she writes, !
endured insufferable pain from indi-
gestion. stomach and bowel trouble
Death seemed inevitable when doc
tors and all remedies failed. At
length was induced TO try Electric
nitters. and the result was miracu-
lous. Improved at once. and now
I'm completely recovered" For
Liver. Kidney, Stomach and nowel
troubles Electric Bltters Is the only
medicine. only soc. It's guaranteed
by G. o. GUY. Inc, druggist, Second
aVenua and NeElar sss
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form a scarce dlHcarnlhie element
In the population. which IL mainly
made up Of the brown aboriKinen.
A. a certain season OF the year
however. paIer compilations are IN
the ascendant. This - during car
uival week Then the streets OF San
AuEustln are crowded with gay
prumcnadern while carriages and
men on horseback may be seen In
a continuous stream passing 20 and
FRO between IL and the capital At
thla time half Of Mexico Is there en-
gagged IN a gambling orEie. The ma
fiouai game monte. s. then in full
swing. grand marques being erect
Fl for ItH play. Inside these may
b seen crowds Of the stranEest
composition military officers. gem
erals and ooloneia. down TO the low
est grade. even aergeauts aud cor
porals. sitting at the same table and
stalking on the same cards. MEM
bsrs Of congress. senators. cabinet
ministers. and. upon occasions. the
chief ~ the state. not unfroqucntly
standing. elbow 10 elbow. with the
footpad and salteBdar.
The craze lasts for a few days,
then the monte banks disappear. the
great tents are taken down. the
Rnmestera. gentle and simple. scat
ter most going back 70 the city.
aud the little pueblo resumes itf
Woufcd tranquility
Iu It's normal condition though
some misht deem e rather duh. ~
n nevertheless one Of the pleasant
est residential villages in the val
ley.
Besides its fixed population there
r. ono that may be termed floating
or Intermittent These are certain
Of tho upper class. who chiefly ar
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SYNOPSIS

Florence Kearuey. captain OF
Texas filihuatsfn. II captured dur
lhK the Mlor expedition into Mexico.
IA New Orleans the young iriahman
had loved the daughter % Don lEz
naeio NalYerds. a Mexican gentle
NINA baniHhed by Santa Anna. In a
duel with Carlos aantandar, he had
spared his rivals life after nearly
losing his own through his oppo-
nents treachery santauder. now a
colonel on Santa Anna'a staff. visits
him IA prison. where Kcnfney and
his companion. Girls Rock. OF Texas.
hfa coupled 60 native prisoners.
dwarf
ahntander, the cause Of their prea-
INT plight tauuts them and plans
'helr further humiliation.
Ion iEnnoio. pardansd by Hanta
AhhA has been made cahlnst min
iHier The Countess Isabel Almonts.
nearing that her lover. Hupefto Hivas.
political enemy af Santa Anna. has
heeh Imprisoned. comes 60 her friend.
Aatsa FalNefde. for comfort
bhhtander gains Santa Anna
consent 10 his plan 20 humillats the
Texans.
They seek Santa Anna 60 gain a
pai don Tor their lovers.
Tho request IL refused. santa An
IA hints at love.
ON their way 20 a state function
they see their lovers In thu chain
gang at work In the sewers.
They plan for their escape.
They eleyerly plan their rescue.
aud, with the assistance % a faithful
sroom. their lovers. with Rock aud
the dwarf. escape in their carriage.
Pursued by cavalry. the refugees
cat the horses from the cafTiaka and
galiop 60 tho mountains
furnusd b. cavalry. the refugees
cat the horses from the carriage and
sAllop 10 the mountains
The nouoritaa eleyely plan their
rescue and wttb the help Of a faith
ful groom their lovers. with Rock
and the dwarf. seize their carriage
and escape 10 mountain retreat
known 10 HiVah
The retreat - fall OF men In thu
garb 81 monks. and Rlvas appears
"a be their leader.
The retreat 10 fuii Of political
reFoluiioulatn disguised as monks. OF
whom Rivaa T. the leader. The Tsx-
aua Join tho hand.
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y. STAR DUST

strings or tho faithful. domeatleat-
90 bcan.
III In better 20 Ito a little than
suffer much" r. IL best TO lie much
than suffer hitler
What's the matter With forming a
Married Mems Anti bargain ehass
Ing aud Purse Preservation Society
We have decided 20 put an onion
Ia "A glass 81 water un the window
aill az a compromise GA tho yard
garden proposition.
GLAMOUR W.. REALITY.
oh. sea how the vtrtuoua daughter
Up stage doth rvpulse The bad vile
lain,
And tells him she'd rather drink
Than vine which the rascal is
hpilllu'.
We give her applause and the glad
hand.
uut while we neglect e'ef 10 show
IL.
She's put many a bot TO the bad.
and
We know u. We know a.. ws know
H.
How exciting "a must be 70 be a
czar. when even little girls try 10
blow EN- Up,
And the slwaahea seem 20 be co
| ing some. Let's all root Tor 'etn.
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him. hut least Of ali dreaming of
daI,Ker behind.
n vas there, notwithstanding In
fieudiah shape and close proximity.
A creature nquatta1 ilko q toad. say
inR % himself
What wouldn't give for a knit.
With "a blade ak inches long
Then with q sudden change o.
thought. seeing the chance 10 90
without the knife. the dwarf mads
dash forward, with tho ape like
arms extended and pushed the SEN
tiuel over.
The cry that came from The latter
on feeling the impulse from behind.
was stuffed ms be went WhirIIuK IA
the bottom Of the Cliff
CTs be aSutiuurdJ
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icEKEN STRIKE

Twelve Transfers Of the Seattle
Ice company went on strike yes
terday. because Manager Morgan
refused 10 sign a schedule raising
wages. A schedule sRs submitted.
wherein Transfers were raised from
SO 10 sT5 per month and engineers
would receive 50 per day. instead
Of $40 per month. Mr. Morgan re-
fused 20 align the schedule unless
the other ice companies would also
sign H.
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CHAPTER XIV
OVER THE CLIFF.

For some time after their arrival
At the old monastery neither Ksar-
usr nor Girls Rock saw auRht II
their late fellow prisonsr-the
hunchhaek. They supposed that he
waz Htili there. however. somewhere
about the building
And 90 be waa. with . chain at
tached 10 his leg. the same he had
shared ~tth Rock. It's severed end
row pailoeked 10 n ring bolt. and
IA. apartment he occupied had as
much Of the prison aspect az any
cell In the Aeordssa.
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ST. AuGusT1N or THE CAVES
one % the plrnaanisst villages Ia
the valley OF Mexico IL San Ausustin
10 las CurVas II Is some ten OF
twelve miles from ths capital on
the southern or Acapulco road.
Tbs heads OF departments are
mostly msn % pure Spanish rnoa.
though many are In reality %
mixea bleed. Meniisos. OF these IN.
better class are shopkeepsFa Thsy
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That Throbbinq Headache

Would quickly leave YOU II ypu ussd
Dr. Kings Rev Life PuiB Thou
sands Of sufferers have proved their
mntehisas merit Tor Sick and Ner-
voua Headaches They make pure
blood and build up your health.
only % cents. money back n nor
cured. Sold by @. o. GUY, Inc
druggist. Second Avsnus and Yes.
Ter. zee
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We credit the report that Port Ar
thur a. efroetuuliy bottled, II was
so bottled at every previous attempt
according 10 Toxic advicea. and why
not nowf
An "au-atar" Uncle Toms Cab
In" show fell with "A dull thud Ia
philadelphia. The quaker city ia
now Vtudicatcdi
In two years Henry irving VIII
have been on the stage a half een-
fury. Plenty Of time for lots OF
farewell tnars before then.
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
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PROHIBITIOMSTS
CALL CONVENTION

A mass convention OF the Pro-
hibitionIsts OF King county has been
called 20 meet Al I o'clock in the
afternoon 81 Tuesday June H. r.
Collins hall Prof Chas srnnlon 81
Minneapolis viii address the con
veutton and wiii also speak IN the
evening. All Prohlbitlanists httant'
ing viii be given seats Ia the con.
vention.
A full county ticket win be uoml-
mated.
=aalssaaaaaa
Il. a.. ...L.-.-lra.a Iar LI.H.La re-.
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Every person who wears our
shoes realizes that they have the
proper dress for their feet.
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EDITORIAL
DON'T STRING BEANS.

Would you WGLLFuL1sY deceive
a harmless. trustful BEAM
You say NO. However. II r. 1ons
daily We have fNCOSTRONER-
TfBLE evidence OF a.
on every hand one sees monsters
iu human form STRfSGtNG help
less beans.
IL is tifne to call a HALT. but
the halt does NOT come.
What Is 20 be dpue7
The solution Is IN BOSTON. They
don't string 'en there. Boston leads
the world in HUMANITY. cold and
auatern az u Is considered. In BoH-
ton they MEnCtFULLY allow tho
toddllug beans 20 reach fun. joyous
maturity. ana then BAKE cm.
DO LIKEWISE Spare the heart
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
hY local applications, AZ they cannot
There Is only one way 90 cure dear.
ness. aud that IL bg constitutional rem
sdiea. Deafness f. caused b. 81 tn
famed condition ~ the mucous lining
Of the Euatachinn Tube when tina
tube i iuflammsd yuu have e rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing. aud
when II ~ entirt' ~ closed. Deafness ls
the result. and unless the iuf'amma-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored % its normal condition. hear
Ing Wlil be destroyed forever nine
cases out % ten are caused by catarfh,
which o. nothing but hu iuflHmed
condition ~ the mucous surfaces.
We viii give one Hundred Dollars
for any case - Deafness feuuaed by
Catarrhl that cannot be- cured ~
Hairs Cafarrh Cure. Send fer cir
euinra. free
y. ]. CHENEY g. Co. Toledo. o.
Sold bY Druggists 1tc
Take Halls Family Pills Tor con-
atipatiou.
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MEN S0UNDLY CURED

7 cure Hli tHakAsr
nnaaeF end dis aaf Z
p~ ullar 60 m o.
cure eaHHa THAT
prominent tiH
inta ~ our d ssst
cities have tHils q
60 cure Theft aFa.
~ course iu 70 b.
eaaeH These ~ u
not accept Or
treatment, hIt tie
cnass 1 Do accsIii
are cured houndly
and pcrmanfntlF
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WEAKNESS

Or. ~ oiloy NJ kuovietrs "a
t. the nature Of those functional de-
fauEemruta known aH WeakuesH 10
entirely I'D Variance with the theories
upon which other physicians base their
treatment ThlH knowledge / have
gained through fifteen years ~ careful
study iu actual practice. Weakness iH
MT a rehtilt 1T lacking nervous energy.
but Ia due to fhr existence 81 some alb
normal condition az vital center ~
the organic system. To locate he all
mrut and properly treat II calls for
utmost sHiil MF success in urnduc-
ina permanent cures has never been
equaled and f. sufficient evidence Of
adequate skill
Coaaultation free az office or by
mail
SYNDICATE DOCTORS
lee Marion IT.. Seattle. Wash.
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co 70 spiunines for bicycle re-
pairs.
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GROUP OF RUSSIAN OFFICERS PORT ARTHUR ADMIRAL
ALExIEFF STANDS IN FRONT WITH his HAND RESTING
ON HIS SWORD THE OFFICER FACING
FRONT is GENERAL PILUG coMMANDANT or PORT AR
THUR HE Is THE RUSSIA PORT AND
OFFICER xyfrtt
Is THE ONE rtyr
RIGHT OF PICTURE Is COL AsCHAMOFF. HoTa 4-itp
PFIUGs STAFF rus
FIELD MANrsfvfsps or
A RUSSIAN INFANTRY. mo VI
sAVE FROM is TO 81 PER CEN1-GET GLASSES OF T-
CONSULTATION AND FREE
SEATTLE EAR AND THROAT IxFtRWApy
IS IIaller Block and Columbia Street
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Oats
whe al.
"a ter
coupr,
new "
te ton
Jumbo
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WI
per
Der
baaal
cele
swb.s
tuce
onion
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EsuAk
Glm
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THE
Gram.
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strings OF tho faithful. homestead
cd brAu.
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app
fenbe
lk'agu
fancy
9oTlau
lies D
Others
doz l
lHmOl
Dbl I
rfea ]
bunch
Calffai
NZp
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II Il IL better 10 ilc a little than
suffer much" IL IL best to lie much
than suffer llttlof
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failea /" G prove S.'s lie would now touek
lightly upon 4 few other, matters and
which. rs he said before, the Common
wealth had paid but slight attention.
He referred with anazement 70 the state
was senscless McCuc must be hold re-
cause he was in the house on the night
ear .ae w sfass @Si liz s law we speaker
Before no proceeded farther In this
connection Mr.. Coleman referred to q
jail between John S. White and the ac-
se'' sc, fter calling attention 10 the
tS " ,e aie a lRs she
port accurately. he analysed tho CONVEX
cation Itself. As Tor the he'll on earth"
io declared that TIE CONVICTION was Il,
nothing to Indicate and noreason to be-
l!evc that Mccuc referred 70 tho, domestic
affairs Of Ills own home. The speaker
Odiun vas attached to the epithet. that
woman" with which Mccuc Is said to
have referred TO hls vile.
hour Mr.. Coleman discussed and elucl-
dated the instructions Of Tie court. Ho
took them up one BY ono and went oyer
evidence aud reasonable doubt. Whe,,
he had gotten througli he went back to
gl1t,,cnts OF the prosecution applied with
equal forcc in favor Of tho accused. He
thought that a man like McCue. OF high
business position. should. In his own
house. surrounded by his neighbprs; muir
der his own wife. was Uncomfortable,
IN conclusion Mr.. Coleman made y
brief but earnest appeal for his client.
declaring that tho tury. would not seek
its decision In the headlong passions ot.
- @S<f y = nt nv.
mine the ease according 10 the law and
the evidence
About 800 p. AZ. the court took a re-
cess until ~ O'clock Tomorrow morning.
- 10. J. r. q.
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FRAZIER-GUL1CK.
A Beautiful Wedding solemnized
at Upperville.
lsnnc,nl to The Tlmes-D lspatch.)

It
8uPPERvILLE, VA. Nov. 3.--A beauS-
tlful wedding ceremony was solemnized
hero to-day at 9 T.. NJ, when Miss Eta
Gulick and Mr. Gibson lrrazer were
made man and wife. The bride entered
the church on the arm Of her .brolner'
Mr.. William Quick, who gave her away.
Tho groom was offended by his PRONE
Nv. d. Fr:sicr. mis- best man. mo ush-
ers were Messra. Earl ROSE ! rapp, VA:
George il. N Slater, Paris. Va; Dr.. t ,rf.!
Gochmnnn ana w. G. Fletcher, or TINS
place. Rev. II. G. Daist offlciated. MISS
Mnllde Kcrfoot rendered the Wedding
march, =. 49,.
white silk and carried white roses s la..
maid Of honor. her sister MISS My My
Quick. nlso wore white. 4, organdy any.
carried pink carnations. Tho groom , Wns
attrcI In a black fr0ck suit. the usileTs
wearing black sack suits, with WINS
ve ,i'ho churol, was Beautifully decorated
with chrysunthelnulns and Id. evergr sa,1t.
illuminated by candles. The presents presents
We're numerous among them a. llandso.m, ~
gold watch and chain, tho SIT o. me
: THE THes' groom Is a son, OF NJ. and Mrs.
George Fvaser, and tho bride, Y dn YEN,
ter 81 DR.. and Mrs S. ~. Gulok;; ,,, b ~!
arc very popular. MI. and mrs. fraS I'VE
viii spend their honeymoon south. Ne Ne
extend to the happy pair our Dcst Wlsnos
and cOnsrat ulat!OnS. #85
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THE NIGHT SESSION.
Mr.. Coleman Closes With Strong
Appeal for His Client.
( COrrespONdanCe.)

& yIIAIRL VA, Nov. a.
Tor At least M hour ana 9 half ,,1 beTo re-
impatjent people stood on tho, green and
awaited Tho moment when With g Wild
dash they could gain entrance and psi,
r ,un the room was crowded to suffocn1-
on ana not RI Epa sro was o ey ais
.nnpointed people stood around for d
W!iiie, al. ana tlen in no particularly rood
hnlnor went Oft lone e sleep until the
story d the nights happenings, In the
audience were g number OF well known
people. some Of them Judges and attor-
''s Within 1' the bar tie conditions were not
liifsrent from those Of ne aft;ernooIn:
Young son We're absent, but the other mci11-
bers OF the family were, there u was ~, a
moment past 5 o'clock When MY Cole
man arose to resume his argument, He
said Re had endeavoreh to pointou what
the Common, wealth had undertaken ~
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THE BAY IN COURT.
No Dirninution Of the Interest
in tie Case of McCue.

notwithstanding the strain OF the day
before. the crowd was out carly, and the
courthouse vas filled long before The
session began The attendance OF ladies'
was, II anything, larger than ever. Every
eeat was taken, and the standing room
spaces between the nisles and in the en-
trance ways were chokcd with solid
masses Of men. The remarkable interest
shown by the negro population IN every
feature oi the trial was again manifest.
The gallery reserved for the colorcd peo-
pie was o,l4s OF the worst crowded por-
tons Of tho house,
Within the bar the restricted space vas
J largely taken up by the family OF the
accused, every member OF which was on
hand again. Heretofore, !hcy have fol-
lowed McCue into the room; to-day they
: had all gathered before the prisoner was
4 brought III by the deputies. McCue wore
a pink rose upon tho lapel Of his coat.
His little son sat in his lap. Hy his
side was Ruby. his daughter.
Captain Ker Speaks.
Tho usual prelimlnares were dIspas 4ls-
cd. and then Captain II, s. lier. OF Staun.
ton. one Of the leading prosecutors, arose
r TO speak. He referred to the thorough
exposition of tho case already given by
his associate, but said he felt It his dut,
10 Indicate to the jury the salient points
III the contention of the Commonwealth
Gentlemen Of the jury" he declared
sou are not summoned here because
Of your knowledge of the law or becaus.
as skilled Neutrality-suspicious., you may dis
crIminate nice points of hypothesis an,
reasonable doubts and the other straw
Ut which q drowning man grasps. 1t l.
not, gentlemen Of the jury. the prctt,
theories Of learned counsel that mus
intlpcncc you in determining this case
bAf gentlemen OF the jury. il Is tn
Words Of living Witnesses That you mus
regard. and from 1t alone mus, you dc
cldeti
Proceeding Captain Ker referred 10 tn
statement OF Mr.. Sinclair that thong
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nack-Hoal.

(spncinl to The Times Disnatch.)
Z ROANOj%E VA, Nov. 3,-Englneer
John Womnck and Miss Lena IionI'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Il: q, a ii9ai;
today, Rev n. j. ShipHan, ofielnt ms.
Miss Myrtis Coleman, was maid OF ho ,nnr
and MI. Warren [.inkous best man, T. ~
couple loft on u NOrtherll Tour.
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Seminary Is Growing.

The report Of the Committee on the un! .,I
Theological Seminary showing H., lnarkea rt y.
crease IN all its derarmean.s, ln ~ ~ largo
n n,snbrs Of students the extra number q A.
nations and the good work q the i fhcustX'
~ McTaden, D. D., Rev. Thornton Wha!ns'
D, D.. md G. G. Lewis; =, Esq H. noard a.kn.
8 a resolution was passed by mo noaan asMS3
Il as specal day Of prayer for tho good Of the
institution and Its work,
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Dr.. Dobney's Theology.

Of Cincinnati has presented to the
most Interesting copy N exsten 'e, q NE u
Dahney, Is. D.. III. y. The book Is q copy
Of pr Dabneys Theology Which me nc 1 1aaEns
notes and was bound BY the authors own
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The Bloody Shirt.

"a great deal has been said here.
continued Mr.. Coleman. in effect. about
tho bloody shirt. Gentlemen, i is In owl
dence that the wound Of Mrs. AlcCue was
over ana the cavity vas opened: It has
she could not. from tic nature of the
wound. have been shot while shc was
IN the bath tub. Then, wherc was she
'"rhoy do not know but this We do
know. There was no blood In the cham
Mccue lay upon her back 20 blood came
from the wound II sho had been picked
up and carried to tho bath tub after
.he was shot I he clothes OF tho. man who
carried her would have been saturated
With with blood. Upon this short you
see only a few. spots. Where did they.
gone from? They came, gentlemen /. g, q
undertaken. Biery, who admitted that
the shirt was LANDED to him.
Emphasis was also laid by Mr.. Cole
man upon tho fact that there had been
no effort to conceal the shirt He re-,
fcrrcd to the scrap Of gltuze and dcGlareu
was part Of the shirt; that 1t could not
have been iii the bath room on the night
Of the murder since none OF tho searcher,ss
had found 1t: that nobody knew how 4
got there tho next day or would ever
know. He hen procecdcd to attack the
Commonwealth for iringng into Its ar
g,lmcnt references 70 rstlmolY tnn -, me ne
used only for the PURPOSE ar impenchinE
rs evidence against the, nccused,
f-At this pont thescourt ordered q recess
until s il'. M. when the argument was
continued. .as
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obscure section. but In the broad open
light Of day, and In one OF tho most popu-s
Il az hn1 i nxIa
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oB ERRY,s FOR CLOTH Es.'

"Best wishes. tor the chil-
clren's comfort and h @ q tn
mean the right kind 81 clothes.
Every good novelty Is here
in its best form; made with the
same care as the mon folks.
Russian Overcoats - Double
Breasted long Overcoats-Milt-
tary neutrality-suspicious. Ram
Coats-a1d for inside wear the
variety is too greatto name.
Ovcrcoats from $3.50 UP.
Bcs. Long Hose for boys to be had
anywhere at two pair for quarter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
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