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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22

COMMITTEE

Following is the official and COM
plete list of republican city central
committeeman just named by Chair
man E. d. Sanders:
Adams precinct: John eKrn; Alvin:
J. A. Anderson; Arthur: D. M. Grow;
Altamont: ]. J. Erwin; Anne: r. A.
Hutchinson; Alice: L. F. Waggoner;
Eureka: William Quinn; Echo: Geopre
Fl. Brill, Jr.; Ermina: Walter L. Nc
Callum; Elk: G. w. Rhodehamel;
Dwight: r. l.. Dalke; Delaware: N. B.
Rundell; Eldorado: j. A. Nickum;
Euclid: f. d. Allen; Edwards: o. A.
Bittrick; Dawson: w. II. Hosler.
The meeting of the central COM
mittee will be called by Chairman
Sanders about the last of February
or first Of March,,
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stands and displays take up almost
twice the space.
This farcical result Of an effort to
place the vendors resulted in Com
missioner ONO getting down to work.
The commissioner personally applied
to different merchants yesterday for
assistance in placing the old soldiers
an dcripples and succeeded so far as
to establish four of them in spaces
which will not be ruled against by
the vindictive police board.
During all the time that the police
board has been harassing and hound
ing the unfortunate cripples and old
soldiers, Chief of Police Waller and
Commissioner Handley have totally
ignored the hot-tamale men and sand
wich peddlers who have become such
a nuisance on the streets at night.
But the tamale peddlers are not
cripples or old soldiers.
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BOYS FINED
FOR SHOOTING

Arthur Tolman and Homer Erwin,
two boys, We're arrested upon a war
rant issued from Judge Stocker' S
court at the instance of John Patter-
son, an old batchelor living 25 miles
northeast of the city. Patterson de-
clares the boys tried to shoot him.
Tolman and Homer were arraigned
this morning and pleaded guilty. They
stated they fired their guns over the
house just to frighten the old man.
One shot struck the chimney causing
a brick to fall into the room where
Patterson was seated. 1t frightened
him so that he left the house and
came to the city. He was afraid to
return until he knew the boys were
arrested.
They were fined $40 each and
costs.
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mony regarding the disappearance of
Morgan Smith.
The jury retired at 1925 o'clock.
When the Jury was out 35 minutes,
not having reached an agreement, the
court ordered a recess until two
o'clock.
Crowds of curious persons were
about the criminal court building this
afternoon an Traditional details Of
police, supported by mounted police.
were required to keep them back. All
entrances are guarded.
At $3.50 o'clock Nan Patterson was
in room In the court house awaiting
the verdict. While showing some
nervousness she seemed perfectly
confident of acquittal.
Justice Davis left the court room
at 4:45 o'clock with instructions that
he could be accessible by telephone
at his home up to IL o'clock tonight.
If no verdict is received by that time
the court will stand adjourned until
tomorrow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
ASKS DIVORCE

Anita May Bushby, who was mar
ried at Colfax, June 70, 1903 to c. E.
Busby, petitioned the superior court
today for a divorce.
She also asks the custody of their
two year old child, 800 attorneys
fees and SIS per week alimony
She states in the complaint that
her husband earned $5 a day but fail
ed to support her.
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fluence in behalf of the poverty
stricken vendors. Through his efforts
a number of the men are today selling
popcorn, crackerjack and nuts for
Christmas.
The inconsistency of the board
members, who were backing the chief
of police in waging war against the
helpless old soldiers an dcripples, was
demonstrated when Matt Warner Sc
cured permit to place his stand at
Stevens and Riverside. The permit
was signed by the Stowell Drug COM
pany, occupying the store in front Of
which the stand was to be placed.
The permit was approved by Chief
Of Police Waller and Commissioner
ONO, but when the stand was placed
at the corner the police ordered the
cripple away because 1t was a few
inches over the stipulaed "a inches.
This Notwithstanding bootblack
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
LAWSON THREATENS
TO SHOOT ROGERS

get Jerome to assist him in indicting
Thomas w. Lawson, that the matter
is dropped so far as the district at
torney Is concerned. owing to the in
sufiiciency of evidence. The Evening
Globe this afternoon says H. II. Rog-
ers an dothers mentioned in recent
stories Of election corruption and
bribery have decided to call off the
fight on Lawson an dallow the
charges to 60 unchalenged.
Cornelius Bliss, treasurer of the re-
publican national committee, said to-
day that Lawson's $5,000,000 CAM
paign fund story in the January num-
ber of Everybody's Magazine is abso-
lutely false.
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GAMBLING
FARMER

After shaking dice in we'll known
resort in the city and losing his
money through the gambling venture,
Farmer r. L. Johns, of Alberta, Cam
ada, reported to the police last night
that he had been held up, garotted
and robbed by thugs about $40
o'clock yesterday evening near Divi-
sion street and Rivesside avenue.
Johns declared to the police that
the robbers took away SIT in money.
Investigation by detectives today re-
suited in report being made that
Johns lost his money shaking dice.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 22.-Ac-
cording to the official Messenger the
czar has appended the following note
to the telegram from the president of
the Zemstov requesting reforms in
state matters:
Il consider the action of the presi-
dent presumptuous. Tactless ques-
tions regarding the administration
are of no consequence to the Zems-
TOW, whose functions and rights are
clearly defined by law"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
EARLY MORNING FIRE

The fire department was called this
morning at 1:30 o'clock to I'LL Ash
street. Fire had broken out in a one
story frame house owned by George
Cummings and tenanted by Mrs.
Austin.
Mrs. Austin recently returned from
Alaska aud claims to have had 1000
in furs and money burned in the
structure.
was saved though at one time it was
In danger of being destroyed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
CRACKER TRUST IS WAGING FIERCE WAR
COMMISSIONER ONO
HELPS THE STARVED

Commissioner J. T. ONO has proved
imself to be man of heart and
Courage. Through his Individual ef-
orts the pitiful conditions in which
he impoverished popcorn and pea
but venders were left, after the cruel
kn dharsh order Of the board of pub
ic works driving them from the
streets, have been ameliorated. Once
more the worthy old soldiers and
'eripples, SO hardly used by Commits
sioner Handley in his blind rage, are
Enabled to open up their little stands
n way and do something In the bat
tie for living.
After weeks Of brutal quarrling on
Fhe part of some members of the
board and the heaping of insults upon
The unfortunates, Commissioner ONO.
yesterday afternoon, took up the mat
ter personally and eXerted his in
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
OBSERVER STEWART SAYS
IT'S TO SNOW CHRISTMAS

JOY! Snow, the beautiful snow is on
the way says the weather bureau
man.
Nothing more joyful than a white
Christmas.
With the snow comes the music OF
the merry sleigh bells. The glee and
happiness the boys and girls will en-
Joy with their sleds and skating.
Yuletide without snow is like Christ
mas without candy and nuts.
The snow will be here Saturday
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
PETTY TnlfvERY

w, r. Gribble reported to the police
this. morning that some one had en-
tered his room in the Webster block
and taken an SIS overcoat. The owner
offers So reward for its return.
=. c. Shine is mourning the loss of
his Cleveland bicycle which was taken
from the Auditorium building last
evening" His name Is engraved upon
the handle bars.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
LOUISE IS GETTING
BUSY
(scripps News Association. }

fscripps News Association.)
BERLIN, Dec. 22.-Former Crown
Princess Louise. the divorced wife of
the king of Saxony today made des-
perate effort to see her children. but
was repulsed by sentrys. The police
have served notice of her expulsion
and that she would be sent to the
frontier under police surveillance
this afternoon.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
LAWYER HAS
CHADWICK GRIP

CLEVELAND. Dec. 22,-The mys-
terious portmanteau belonging to
Mrs. Chadwick, supposed to contain
valuable paper securities which was
taken from the Chadwick home the
night prior to the woman's departure
for New York, has been traced to the
woman's attorney, Jay Z. Dawley.
The lawyer admits he has the con-
tents and says they are of no value to
any court.
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EXPERTS CHECK

Victor Smith, expert accountant as.
sisted by Geo. Liebes, is engaged in
checking up the books of the county
treasurer's office incidental to the
of this years business.
,Fhe records and books were never
of Treasurer Irwin he will find the
affairs of the office have been con-
Quoted in an able manner.
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(Scripps News Association.

TOXIC. Dec. 22.-The following
was received from Port Arthur De-
cember 10Th:
The Sevastopol when torpedoed by
the Japaneses fleet imediately listed
ten degrees to the right, remaining
fast on the shallow shore at the foot
of Liaotre mountain. The vessel is
considered absolutely useless for fur
their offensive operations. The
bombardment of Russian gunboats
and torpedo craft in the harbor con-
tinues.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
AGAINST THE WORKINGMEN

The American League of Indepen-
dent Working Men, an organization
headed by w. II. Cowles, whose pur-
pose is to encourage non-unionism, at
recent meeting decided upon bring
ing out the name of Joseph II. Boyd,
president of the city council, as it's
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22

INJURED

w. II. Harvey. who is doing car
penter work on the Grote- Rankin new
store building. fell from the second
story to the basement at noon today.
He was badly cut about the head.
The patrol wagon was called and tho
injured man was taken to his home In
Lidgerwood Park.
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AWARDED
(Scripps News Association y

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 22-The
jury in the Dolbeer will case, in
which s1,5o0.000 are involved, return
ed verdict this morning in favor OF
Eta Warren, to whom the bulk OF the
fortune bequeathed by Bertha Doll
beer, young society woman. who
suicided in the Waldorf-Astoria last
spring by jumping from NTH story
window. Adolph Schander, an uncle,
contested the will claiming his niece
was insane at the time the instrument
was drawn up,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22

The old man has been In the garden
truck business in Spokane for 20
years and of late has become so
feeble that he cannot wait upon him
self, "Yick," In speaking Of the aged
Chinaman, said:
He too old, no good any more
Too much trouble. eW send him back
to Hong Kong"
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they dislodged the enemy from a
height on the peninsula west of
Housanyentao which was occupied,
taking one gun. The enemy made a
counter attack, but were repulsed.
At present the occupation of the posi-
tions is practically secure.
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(scripps News Associatfon)

LONDON, Dec. 22.-The Toxic cor
respondent for Reuters wires that the
Japaneses captured some important
positions on Pigeon Bay to the west
of Port Arthur.
The st. Petersburg correspondent
for the Central News wires a persis-
tent rumor is current In the Russian
capital that England and France will
shortly attempt to mediate the far
eastern war but official confirmation
is lacking.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
..ttSs!4..N
(scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association.)
TOXIC, Dec. ga Port Arthur
dispatch states that the right column
army, at 8 o'clock this morning drove
the enemy from an eminence north of
Housanyentao on Pigeon Bay and oc-
cupied the position. At seven o'clock
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22

night. The high pressure changed
this morning from the south to the
north. while the low pressure. usually
doing business hereabouts, has taken
a notion to visit low down on the
coast.
This is prima facie evidence Of
snow, says the weather man.
Mr.. Stewart says 1t may freeze up
first an dthen snow which Is all the
same so long as 1t doesn't forget to
come.
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candidate for mayor.
Mr.. Boyd affiliated with the learue
tuesday night when he became q
member.
The league expects to have its
grand lodge convention in Spokane
February 21.2
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
AGED CH|NAMAN IS
SHIPPED AWAY TO DIE

r.. Yick, Chinese gardener on
Fourth avenue. today petitioned the
county commissioners for charity
ticket to Seattle for Sing Lee, an
old man Of 10 years.
Lee has lost his usefulness and Is
totally blind. From Seattle he will
be sent by friends to Hong Kong,
China, where he will be cared for by
relatives.
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GUESS
(Scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association)
COLORADO SPRINGS, Dec. 22.-
dered on Cutler mountain was Mrs.
Mamie Swift, of Victor, Colorado.
The woman left Colorado Springs
three months ago for Victor with
money In her possession.
was acquainted have disappeared.
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,Suripps News Association.)

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 22.-An-
other anti-war riot was started to-
day by women in the town of DOM
brbia, Poland, where wives of the re-
servists gathered in the town hall
to demand relief from destitution.
They were charged by the police
and Put to flight. They then stormed
the town hall and captured the mayor
who was later released by Cassacks
who drove the women off with
knouts.
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(Scripps News Asaociation.)
1T. PETERSBURG. Dec. 22.--General
kuropatkin wires he has received a
report from Chinese sources that the
Russians have recaptured 203 Metre
Hill and have seized the guns mount
Cd by japanese In the fort.
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(Scripps News Association

(Scripps News Assoeiation.)
BORDEAUX, France, Dec. 22.-The
steamer Paraguay arrived this morn
ing with four officers of the Russian
Baltic fleet whom Admiral Rojestven-
sky put ashore in French Congo in
order that they might return to testi-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22

\ new gilded eagle is to be set up
over the entrance to the white house
wouldn't figure of our strenuous
president on a broncho, rampant, be
more appropriate?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
DEFECTIVE FLUE.

A defective fiue at 33 Front street
called out the fire department at 1870
this afternoon. Cyrus Happy owns
the building which is occupied by J.
Osterberg.
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To JAIL

DENVER, Col, Dec. Getty De-
tective w. r. Green, John Desays.
Frank Mcmahon, Robert Goodman
were sentenced by the supreme court
to six months in Jail and 500 fine for
contempt in connection with the cleo
tion frauds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
BASEBALL
VICTIM

IScrlpps News Association.)
MISSOULA, Mont, Uso. a2-Willie
Beck, aged 21, Harvard student,
died this morning with cancer, the
result of being hit on the leg with a
baseball at Harvard last spring.
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(Scripps News Association.)

PARIS, Dec. 22.-The North Sea
inquiry commission met with the for
eign minister at 10 o'clock this MORN
ing Admiral Kasenakoff, dean of the
commission, presided. Admiral Four
nier was elected president and Admir-
al Spaun, Austria, was chosen as the
fifth member. The commission adj
journed until January, Q.
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HAMMOND OUT.

Clyde Hammond, who, with Floyd
gambling game, was released today
on a $1,000 bond furnished by rela-
tives who live in Nebraska
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MINE
HORROR
(Scripps News Association }

JOHNsTOWN, Pa, Dec. ga
shed at the mines of the Reese-Ham
mond Mining company across the
river from Bolivar, caught fire at
nine o'clock this morning. The air
fan sucked great quantities of smoke
into the mine suffocating seven out
of % miners at work The survivors
are unable to walk, but will probably
recover.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
JOCKEY SHOT

(Scripps News Association,l
SEATTLE. Dec. 22.-Eddie Smith,
jockey was shot and killed by an
unknown man who was trying to rob
the saloon OF Van ASSET at 2;30
o'clock this morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22

Seventh Day Adventists are again
predicting the end fthe world. Their
motto seems to be: IF at first you
don't guess right guess, guess again"
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INDICTED

CLEVELAND, o., Dec 22.-Dr. Chadwick and Mrs.
Cassie Chadwick indicted this afternoon by the
county grand jury two counts. The counts charge
forgery and the uterng of $5O000O0 note signed by
|Andrew Carnegie.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
HOLIDAY VISIT.

Albert s. Mann of the Chronicle
by his wife and children
left today for Salt Lake city where
they will spend the holidays.
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(Scripps News Association J

SINGAPORE, Dec. 22.-Two Japa-
nese battleships, four cruisers and IL
destroyers passed here steaming
westward. 1t looks as II a concen-
trated attack on the Baltic fleet is
planed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22
50[D|[R'} W|V[5 IN RIOT
CAPTURE RUSSIAN hAI0R

fy before the North Sea commission.
They bring a detailed report from
Rojestvensky and other important
papers.
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Yes, The Press want" ads are bus
mess getters. Try them!
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(Scripps News Association)
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.--District At
torney Jerome today informed Charles
Nj. Beaatis. council for Henry Weld
ington Wack, who has been trying to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-22

BOSTON, Dec. 22-Thomas Law
son, in an open letter to Rogers this
afternoon says:
"In the light of recent happenings
and innumerable threats against me,
] wish to notify you, and through you
all thugs seeking me, that I will, In
self defense, shoot at sight the first
man who calls upon me, or in any
way comes into my presence after
giving me notice."
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RUSSIANS CLAIM CAPTURE
(Scripps News Association.)

.is .siA'-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-12
KR0TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

SpaliI sic doszczetnie dom mie-
szkalny pm. lis Garfield boul. Pozar
powsta{ W nocy / mieszkahcy ocalili
tylko to, co mieli ma sobie. to Jest
bielizne nocna.
- Sedzia Mayer skazai ma miesie-
cy wiezienia Negra George Redmond,
kt6ry bedac siuzacym, okradai syste
matycznie swego pana.
- -Dwaj mezczyzni otruli sic wczo-
raj kwasem karbolowym. Jeden ze sa-
mob6jc6w popadi W rozpacz, ME mo
gao znaleze piracy.
- We warsztatach Calumet Electric
Street Ry. Co., kawa} desh uderzY
W twarz Freda Dykstre pm. 542 w.
13 pl. Dykstra ma ziamana kosc mo-
sowa prawa szczeke.
- Robotnik Anton Sommer. pm.
293 N. Lawndale ave., zostai zrzucony
ze schod6w, Nedy udawai sic ma po-
siedzenie czionk6w-s swejej nnn. Mu-
siano go odwiezt do szpitala. Sommer
zna nazwiska napastnikow.
- Gmachy zak}adzie W Dunning
przedstawiaja wartost $1,o20,000. Ma
wypadek pozaru, powiat otrzyma 80
procent wartosci odszkodowania cd
towarzystw asekuracyjnych.
- Ia faiszowanie r6znych likier6w
1 sprzedawanie ich jako oryginalne
wodki aresztowano fmportera" Izaa-
ka De Spres z ulicy Van Buren,.
- Jedna z niemieckich gazet WY
wa wszystkich pijakow, azeby stawin
sic tiumnie ma przysz}em posiedzeniu
rady miejskiej 1 ME pozwolili alder
manom ograniczae praw szynkarzy.
Ia sama gazeta ceni wysoko moralna
wartose Stanley'a Kunz, kandydata na
aldermana 2 16 wardy.
- Inspector budowlany Williams
dal pozwolenie ma otwarcie teatru Au-
ditorium. Porobiono W tym teatrze po-
trzebne ulepszenia.
- Pani Alice D. Riley upomina sic
swoje prawa, jako autorka sztuki
Babes in Toyland," ktora byia pred
stawiona :wielkiem powodzeniem,
lecz bez jej wiedzy, W Grand Opera
House.
- Przestrzef dzielaca 80 ulice Cd
51ej przebyf Arthur e. Flynn samo-
chodem przeciagu 8 sekund. Byio
to ma Grand boul Sedzia skazal Flyn-
ma ma zapiacenie dolar6w kary !
zwrot kosztow sadowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-12
Snierc weterana.

w zakladzie sw. Kazimierza VI
Paryzu zmarl jeden z najstar-
szych weteranow z roku 1863, sp.
Ignacy Grudzihslei.
Urodzony 8 lutego 1875, zost1
"a udzial w ruchach z roku IS4o,
wys1any ma ciezkie roboty w giab
Syberyi. Po wstapieniu ma tron
Aleksandra II wr6cii do kraju, a
wr. 1868 zaciagnai sic do szere-
gu jako adjutant Langicwicza.
Ma emigracyi mieszkal poczatko-
wo we Wloszech, gdzie czystosc
zycia i szlachetnost uczuc zyska-
ly mu przydomek Santa Polonia-
Wyjechal nastepnie do Paryza, 2
tu podupadse zdrowie zmusilo go
do zamieszkania W przytulku sws
Kazimierza. Spedzii W MIN 81
lat.
Pisal wiersze kilka mich wy
glosil ma rocznicach stycznio-
wych i listopadowych, na ktorc
p6ki sill mu starczylo, ME omie-
szkal stawic sic.
Zgasi peien pogody duchs.
Geese iego pamiscil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-12
Kronika MiGjsCoWa'
Wyrok przysieglych

Zastepca prokuratora Harry OL
son dokohczyl wczoraj rano mo-
wy, kt6ra rozpoczal W czwartek |
wyjasnial W dalszym ciagu wszy-
stkie szczeg6ly ohydnej zbrodni,
dokonanej przez Marksa, Nieder-
meiera Van Dyne'a. Wykazywaa
przysieglym potrzebe skazania
bandyt6w ma smlerc, gdyz wyrok
skazujacy ich tylko ma wiezlenle
stanowilby zachete dla innych a.
wanturnik6w w Chicago do dopu-
szczania sic zabojstw morderstw.
Olson przemawlal tax dfugo, ze
ochrypl, przeto koniec jego mowy
ME wywo1ywal ma sluchaczach ma
lezytego efektu.
Gdy skohczyl, udzielil sedzia
Kersten przysieglym zwyklych
instrukcyj: Jezeli uznaja, ze oska-
rzeni zamordowali Stewarta, ma
lew uznaG ich wlnnymi. Jezeli IT,
znaia ich winnynni, nalezy zba-
dac, czy dopuszc1ajac sic zbrodnl,
byli zdrowi umys4owo zdolni
zdawaG sobie sprawe, co jest do
brem, a co zlem. w razle uznanla
ich why prawid1owego stanu
ich zdrowia, jest rzecza podrze-
dina zastanawianie sic, z czyjeJ
reki zgina, Stewart. Jezell oska-
rzeni un6wili sic, azeby wybrac
sic wsp6lnie W celu rabunku ME
oszczedzaG przytem zycia ludzkle-
go, wszyscy trzej So rownie winni
i kazdy mich zasfuguje ma kare
smierci.
Przysiegli cofne1l sic ma narade
okolo po1udnia i rsdzili pod opie-
ka podszeryf6m do p0lnocy, ME