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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
SOBR|ETY'SS0NS.
!. SERMON j | ! I
"a Banquet Marked Their Amin
vcrsary at Fredericksburg 58
Last Night. 3
MAN LAB ORE J RI RS 4 ARE Al LOST
.A8Number Leave Orange County
for Railroad Work Oys-s
ter Season Ends.

a4s Especial 10 The Times DIspatch)
8 FREDERIC lex sBURG, 'VA., Mar b g..
Sstonewnllb Lodge. Sons 81 sobrlety, Of this.
city. attended the Baptist Church last
night In d body and listened with Inter-
est to IN able sermon. specially prepared
for the occasion by Rev r.. AZ. WI Hams,
the. pastor The church was crowded.
Tonight In honor of the anniversary Of
the Order banquet was serycS at the
Opera II ouse B cafe and a number OF
speeches were made Is, the members.
t8 Judge q. VT q a En,b rey L Of the Corpora.
ton Court, has reversed the decision Of
SNrayorsilT. . p Wallace, who imposed n f1t,oi
OF 500 against George y. Brown aud
Charles Canning on the charge OF ped
ding without a. license, II 8
gSi, !55 ;5%{ IOSE tANYs$ Lac OR15rsS. AZ
is8s Mr. w. r. Glpson OF Orange county,
has gone to West " irginla, where he has
a contract for railroad work He carried
with him a. large number Of alaborers from
Orange county, which will make the labor
situation with the farmers In that county
even more compile led. IA u ys ii
sgy "a handsome pipe organ has been pre-
Church Louisa coun " by ID rs { z. r.
Neff and Mrs, ohm Alauss. Of Clncin-l
natl. S5Ss 3 3s
KS The bI B oyster shucking houses at Try
Ing ton and Others on the lower Ra ppa.- #
hammock have closed and the negro shuck'- =
ers Il have returned 8 to vi their 8. homes IN;
Maryland. The season was M tlnprofi able
On e 9forS the shocking house prop tors
z The fishermen are all ackward In their
work. THE heavy ice has carried away,
n early nll&of the stakes and the fishing
ground viii have 4 to be res akedS before
the nets can be la Id.
Many inshore oysters along the Kappa
hammock River were XII lied by the recent
long freeze. III It Il IS not & known to what
extent the cold weathe has ljured the
oysters in the deep wa tiers. d. !. y,
R George Lawson, a nc gro Oh icken IN e 81
escaped from olonal Beach jail
moreland countyBt few nights go. Ri ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
GAME SUFFERED HEAVILY y II; y
IN any Birds Starved Z and Frozen: zen.
'5s on3the East Shore.
s s, 4 The The, r,m,es.Dispatch.

Especial Y to The sT1mes.DlspaLcn.)3 49,
K,fYA, M arch 8 H severe ,aro
cold spells and SHOWS during the 4 last |.
three months resulted Sin the killing, of
large quantities of game on the Virg 70 70
Eastern Shore. Isl In many p ices tho biz as s'
were fed, 93but thousand d ed from sta y
walton and Is the eal 7 3,
lin the treasury of the Ea stern Shore !, ,ot
Virginia Came M Pro ectiYe% $50 ella ton
about $500 accrueing IN he last 2.feW
Observation-Disclosures + was IN derst GOD },
that the officials Of the asso collation. VIII
use this sum for eplenishng the 3suppls
of game on the peninsula V, I, ],
THE game association has a cconlpl shed
nient OF the time limits set to gun IN,
in having protected the large shipment Is
of game Il o city markets, in cnrrying out
the L laws against nonresident gunners
together for a few years, that the sup
plyS might be replenished .&ts5 81 s3sS3i
6l Tho Vice-president OF stt he associat lion,
Mr. II enry e. Byrd. q Of II mperan ceyille,
was ii Richnond recently to attend /. 9 y
meeting \ of represent Ia tive gunners OF the
State, and aided greatly In the sorganlzn
ton of a State General Pre- tcctiye Assoc
hin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
SCHOOL,.
MI monterey !
y Model 4 Bull ding for Educa--
II53if toni, High
land.
fAS BOLD lM0,vEa EE i 81 + PORT
Ample Grounds and Moi1cysii
359;, Hand to Enclose
n Ia ] Il. !, .l;}5


81 (srtclnl to The Timen. Dlspat CHI a. II
10 INTER- Y, Al, March O. --1 would
naturally DO supposed that Highland
county has but few public bnildings yet
ono with which Ble points With pride is
the public school building at Monterey.
II The design, plans and specifications for
tho house we're furnished byln well known
Il Richmond architect.nn and were prepared
with a view TO supplying the sneeds tof;
the school population here present and
future. rhc erection OF such building
\ was an Important ana coveted stop to-
ward the arcnlizatlon&ofGn cherished {pur-i
4 pose-thc establishment df "a frst-clnss
u high school ut the county Y gcat. The
district school board ia I the time. 1901,
swns composed Of hfessrs. X Osborne w SON,
wv. w, Stephenson and DR.. II. g II. .Trinlblc,
and although the district was / In debt
this board acted q In ! res ponse II to . Il loud
III clamor and iFa direct appeal Y from the
4 patrons, attracting for the building de-
spite all MISUNDERSTANDING, and to-day
their course liz approved by every friend
of public d schools, and the supervisors
Y have made isions for tho liquidation
sOf the districts ndcbtedness, which was
3sBornewl1at Increased by this move. 81 titl
ss The building has seven rooms and two
\, spacious Railways, only hose OF the first
& floor having as yet been finished. d 1tss
cost, thus far is about 81, 100 and some
thing like $500 will be necessary to com
splcte tho other rooms. The grounds on
which ! ffc$$house stands comprise two
acres, $nnd. with a iittle grading can&bcs
easily improved and bcautifed. Funds
snrc In hand to- enclose the grounds this
8 season. y n 81 II
The principal OF the school, Henry c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
ET1'R|CK|NvAD.ED
BY PETERSBURG | | ! / ! J /: J.
Merchants tli,1ttionledt for , Selling.
,.sss. Goods i'll the
Village.
ARTEslAN1WE |! ! RHosPl ]. "
Mail Rider Thrown g Out t: and , Ills
Mail8isSs Scattered .si
Around. }3.s.
.ARTEsIAN WELL. FOR HOSPITAL.
NsEI5. lsiEE


M Special \ to Ths Times Dspatch.) III,
PETERsBURG,t VA March Several
Petersburg b merchants have been sum, IN.
/ trnrroned to appear before Justice Dunstar,
4 Of Ettrick, for selling goods In that5yll:-,
Slage without a license; number of5the
cases we're to. day SO q FOR trial by Jus g;
tees Dunstan, Anderson and %Lundy.
About forty warrants have been gotten
out, 3i some instances Il several against
the same party for repeated offenses,.f
THE defendants are re resented by
counsel, ii ana claim that they only deliver
goods On Gord cr, but they are charged
with selling goods q irectly from M the tn
/ Il ARTISAN WATER. Az
5.s$ The special board of Il directors Of the
Central state HI ospl tai tod y5 decided to
contract for the d lng OF an q rte sian
well at the hospit al. IS The board held Its
regular month"; meeting. "a t which we're
present lionel Ia ne re- Of
will iamsburg Messrs Ro bert G ltam1of
Observation-Disclosures straus, 1of Richmond,
md 4Dr. w s +. # Drewryj 81 rntendent
of the hospital ri 3s
d MI III I. Tea cham Formerly 81 Kings
ton, NJ Co. has owed wi tn his anil Ito
Swift Greek, Chest erH ED county where
MIN cd cham has been Appointe super
sintendcnt 81 the Chesterfield Manufac-.
turing Conn any $ Cd ton, mill II n
The Petersburg Grays 4 returned & last
nigh from the Inaugural lon.a It isSunder-
stood tina. ne ;l IS l.Sl : more men N
line than ny IN 2
sic parade Il 81 "
MAIL DRIVER Thrown . Cf1, Il
2E Rer S1Vi In M coIored N driver If al mail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
ssPLIcEDE SPINAL CORD
Operation Upon Man Whose
M. Backbone Was Broken. ]. 81

93I.5.l Special to the TlInes-DIspHlu l.J
PTTILADELPHIA,s5S r. Az March CT
through 4 the GONZALES period n OF the
operation sperfor upon his spinal cord
on 81 Saturday night In the Medlco-
Institution will have achieved notable
victory. Tho patient fell from a. loft4in
a stable 8on Friday NJ ght, breaking his
backbone. n AS q result II the Injury he
was taken TO the hospital, where the
physicians decided that the only chance
to save the mans life was to operate.
Portions Of the spinal cord were citf3o * 2,
operation nicely and yes erday was said
to be In a most satisfactory condition..
Once only before A within the last five
years has Ia similar operation been ats
tempted, The surgeons believe that the
man will recover. KS ss45 &. ~ Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
I Louisa Notes.

5s535 Especial TO Tho Times- Dlspatch,)
y HARRIS, VA March g. H on G. w. Good
win, who has been quite sick for the past
month, is now convalescent,
Robert n. Harris lot yesterday for Peck.
w, Va. to be present at the marriage Of
hIr son, Bernard, Wednesday,. VA
Two candidates, ~. x q. 5 May. and ". g.
B,bb arc out for the House OF Delegates al
ready a runor says two more will enter
In this county. and q lively flght is expected.
Waller, !, WI probably enter the
y Mrs, w. r Johnson, OF Powhatan county,
Is Visiting her brother Mr.. j. G., Johnson.
number OF cases Of nlea sizes are reported In
this vicinity s2 9bg, $i n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Case Ended by L[.inaitat ion, But But
Was Revived. BY Special Jury.

s. Vi u d ! 10
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
MONTRoss "a Al, March ny Y case that
promises much interest was sci \ for the
February term, which closed last week
that against A.. G. Brown ex-d equity
county treasurer, for misappro ia tion8of
county funds. Comm onwealth's Attorney
&C. Baker, having dec ined TO prosecute
the ca sc, ~ udg 50 Wright appointed G.. s.
$Ivowles commonweal tn $ ttorney. for
northumberland county. to prose cute the
case Thomas u. Dowl g. "a OF - "a rcas tert
county. represented de PENDANT. y pon mo-
tions OF attorney for d PENDANT, the court
dismissed Brown g forever ont hat charge.
forth reason that four terms of court
had ella psed since defendant was indicted
and no order for CONT nuance had been
put il, and sthc case died BY limlt ion;
Mr. Towles immed ately q sked for pecial
grand jury, which Was sS convened and
Brown was 4 gain indicted on two counts,
4 that OF {cmbezzlement Of 5county and State
funds. He was given bail und ers bond Of
$500, and case set for April term OF Cir
cult Court. Mr.. Browngis resident Of this
place. Is well connected and Smuch inter-
est and sympathy is manifested 1 in The
case. :. "
Il The court appointed game ward ems for
this county a S follows shington Dis
ftrlct Robert Spilman: Montross District,
I n s. Walker; g Cape District. T. M. Ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Allen Garvin

Especial q 70 The Times p lspatch,) Az
WING IIICsTpR,5 " Az AIaroh 6,--A len
e,aryIn, q ged 10. died .yest erday, In Mill
grandfather, a. II. Garyn,33 \,
S5I This boy, two ears agp, survived what
was at that fine tholssht to have been
form in his skull by an exploding Gun,
through which his brain could be seen
ithrobblng. He saves IA VII owed mot Their,
M1r daHIyln % anS se sN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Fire in Hampton.
3(spaclal to THE Times. plspatc

y @I9 lspaclal to The Times plspat ch.l ~ "
/. HAMPTON, Var, March Q, Fire tins
In the basement o. the Negro. baptist Church
sand dollars worth Of properly early yester-
day morning The church and the residences
OF Christopher E'ressy8 and J. w, Pressy were
prevent tho flames from spreading further
Ths church alone was p orth $50, 900. and Il wac
iirsured for SEQ 900 & No ono has been able Il
discover how the fire starte IL d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
$Asphyxiated Mail Carriers.

CHATHAM, VA March G.--Ss nj Z Moses
and W. Adkins, of PlttsylvaninE county,
who re5crItIcally ill5at,the Casualty Hos
pItal. Washington as result of nsphyxia-
@ttonii In that ity' Frid ay,& nre rural mail
carriers and live at Level Run. Adkins
was identified by n certificate " of de-
post from the Chatham Savings Bank,
found In his pocket. Moses BY an identt'
81icatlon scar. M n 555}s Y. e s
3sSs Boil, men are we'll to do citizens Of the
county, and much concern Is felt here
atItheir misfortune. Moses is a son. Of
& the late NV. W. Moses, at one time
superintendent Of the State penitentiary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
1ordanl.---Bell.
f y: r. l,rho 3.Timrrea.plsI

MISUNDERSTANDING q. VA:, March O.
M9o Of Mr ah nes sN A Rs
S!hothFofi Prince William county. were ma &
I red last week at st. F'aul's church, Rev.
III. r. Ililoman officiating, " Miss Clara
Bell was the maid gof honor and Mn.
George EIulflsll best man. Mn. and Mrs,
I Jordan left for q northern bridal trip. lls8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Girl Struck BY Electric Car,

1 4 Especial Ito Tho Times DIspatch,) n I 81
ROANOKE. VAS, March 6,-Laro stIff,.
cght-year-old daughter OF Mr., Charles Stiff
morning ps she was going to school, The
nlotorrran rang tho bell, but the Noise was
drowned by n freight train as tho little girl
stopped on tho track Her left leg was broken
and she was otherwise injured, She was taken
to the Roanoke Hospital H. tss < t3 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Weddinl,tg.r Cards.

I8SI gs Especial to The Times. DIspatch.)
IS. LOUISA. March EXAMINATIONS IRE out for
ter OF Mr. r.. B. Winston a gallant confed-
crate soldier. OF Louisa county, to Mr. e g.
ee % paSe
4 March 18th at 8 o'clock T. "a. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Matrimonial Simplicity.

e Girls who nre not married Iii slam be.
fore they reach ~ certain ago arc p!,e
a husband for thom, This Is a simple
thing. toldo, for no goes through tho list,
OF prisoners In tho jails, !. picks, cut ono
.ifEhe will marry one OF these giEls. l...L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07

alton Court here to-day on tie cha rye OF
poisoning the family Of Hamilton Faux.
ner. on February II tn, when six persons
were poisoned. resulting almost fatally
Lille War (colored) charged with be-
Ing Mrs. Haley's& accomplice. was also
indicted Mrs Haley will I be tried on
Thursday. FtSSS l .t 3!i.
Ella Fisher the Roanoke girl, who con-
fessed to the murder Of her2infantE here
In January, was also indicted and she
will be tried on Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Ahead Of the Warrant

81 I4oUfsA a., March Ga warrant was
out for the arrest OF John p, N o0re, g
Mines, near M ineral, char cling him with
breach or promise by M I'D 4 M &! eeler,;
who u an orphan foge tl,e. arrest was g
goiiiee ana were married: n M q and she
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Murderer Captured,

(spsclai TO The Times. pIspa tcfl
Il NORtO dix Va March 6,r-Joe Cotton,
alias Clint on col oged IVES ysaug NJ .lsaa;!
Seosnty jaii to.daY CHARGED murder
I lie auhrre led VIII I'm Nc lenny ~.
( hel; nc gro, at Cln land on Christmas
4 day aud drew az pistol and shot N clenny
III IIp fed and n was mot hea I'd SS Of ~ wi
Fa do 80, ~ hen the tl,cers pla meg
Il To catch him XII &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Insst "A Little T]alk

The grand Jury has summoned a number
OF leading citizens OF Raldsville TO tell of card
parties al which prizes were glven, The mat
| er may furnish a topic ot conversation for
n time md excite some OF the more timlda
Of the progressive enchre players, hut that Is
Charlotte Observer III i4s ssT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
$Large est Stone Ever Quarried.

rhe largest stone ever .qlarrled came,
from, q granite ledge In MAJ ne, to serve MS
one of Tho columns to support the dome ms
The stone was sixty-four feet long, elghs
and one-hnlf feet thick and seven feet
Wide, Its weight being $40 tons I'll "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
CONFERENCE
Will Celebrate G centennial of It's
First Meeting in Winchester. @

!speelal to The Times; pspatch.) II, ",
~. WINCHESTDR,g3 ~ Al q M arch 6-The
Episcopal Church, wi 4 convene In Win
4chester.9 March ED. mt the Braddoclk
Erect Methodist Episcopal Church, the
Rev, 9, ID. 3Bulla pas tor, Bishop Alphelis
Wilson will preside, and there Will DO
about three hundred ministers in attend-
5a.nce. At this session Will DO celebrated
Years ngo-lS 05-wlien the@old Methodist
Conference met In this city, 5il6 Z tii,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
BOY RUN r ! DOWN.
Crushed by Automobiles, Who
.GsEEls8 Made His Escape.
Is The Times Dispatch 81 8 3

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NEWPORT NEWS. VA March g.
James NlcRae, the 15-year-old8 son n OF
William McRae, who Z lives just ou tside of
thecty in i, Rizabeth City co,HInty, lies
the police are looking for the ,automobllist
,iltg. The ijured boy has had J several
shemorrha ges and 81 IS though that he Is
stheroiIs danger 81 pne u.nonia settling In
Young AleRae's account ,sof the; aee :.
authorities have been able to discover
no clue to the Identity Of the automobll-
Friday. evening, riding a bicycle : whom
from his work at the shlpyard bout, dusk
ian automobile whisked up. knocked him
to tho pavement and passed over him.
One OF the wheels went over the lads
chest Ncrushlng 1T Sin. He can give no
very definite description of the machine,
After running over the. boy, the gchaffeur
stopped fora few. seconds, observed what
fheIhad done and then iced up the street,
leaving the Injured X boy In . tho street.
With the assistance of people who hap
{pened ITO be passing, the ESboy reached
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07

s Chief OF Police Johnson and Offlcer q.
n. Jones strolled through Bloodneld yes
.terday&and made three arrests. James
Dabney was taken UP on the charge Of
nnd H. and III q oGonnorpw sssr
taken on the charge OF sell ling liquor with
ont license. The cases N will be tried
Thursday night by Police Justice Brown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07

Mr., Dung Will lecture ~ n 4 the college
napel on Wednesday, afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-11

CONTINUED on page eighty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-11
REDUCED ExCURsIoN RATES.
To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts
for tho Summer Vacations.

To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts
for tho Summer Vacations.
On and after June 1, 1905, the
Southern Pacific, in connection with
the Corvallis & Eastern railroad will
have on sale round trip tickets from
points on their lines to Newport, va
quina and Detroit at very low rates,
good for return until October 10, 1905.
Three day tickets to Newport and
Yaquina, good going Saturdays and re-
turning Mondays are also on sale from
all east side points Portland to Eu'
gene inclusive, and from all west side
points, enabling people to visit their
families and spend Sunday at the sea
side.
Season tickets from all east side
points Portland to Eugene inclusive,
and from all west side points are also
on sale TO Detroit at very low rates
with stop over privileges at Mill City
or any point east enabling tourists to
visit the Santiam and Breitenbush Hot
Springs in the Cascade mountains,
which can be reached in one day.
Season tickets will be good for re-
turn from all points until October 10.
Three day tickets will be good going
Saturdays and returning Mondays
only. Tickets from Portland and vi
entity will be good for return via the
east or west side at option Of passen'
ger. Tickets from Eugene and vicinity
will be good going via the Lebanon
Springfield branch, If desired. Baggage
on Newport tickets checked through
to Newport; on Yaquina tickets to va
quina only.
8. p. trains connect with the @. & T..
at Albany and Corvallis for Yaquina
and Newport. Trains on the @. & E.
for Detroit will leave Albany at 1880
a. m, enabling tourists to the Hot
Springs to reach there the same day.
Trains from and TO Corvallis connect
with all east side trains on the s. p.
Full information as to rates, time
tables, etc, can be obtained on apPli-
cation to j. Mayo, Gen. Pass. Agt., G.
3 &. r. R.u Albany W. e. Conan,
@. p. A., 8. P. Co., Portland or to any
8. P. or @. & &. agent.
Rate from Salem to Newport $500.
Rate from Salem to Yaquina $3.50.
Rate from Salem to Detroit $500.
ThFee-day rate from Salem to va
quina or Newport $500. o-l-tf
CHILDREN ORY FOR
FLRToHER's OAsroRIA.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-11

SUES
HENEY
Asks $4,000 Because the
United States Prosecutor
Indicted Him

Francis j. Heney, United States Dis
trict Attorney is the defendant in a
suit for $4,000 damages commenced
in the state circuit court yesterday by
Charles f. Lord, eI-district attorney Of
Multnomah county. Lord was indict-
ed by the federai grand jury on April
4, 1905, charged with the crime Of inn
peding and obstructing justice. The
specific complaint was that Lord and
others wrongfully conspired together
falsely to accuse Mr.. Heney of asso-
ciating with Mario Ware.
Lord, in his complaint for damages,
sets forth that twice in the month of
May, 1905, and again in June last, and
also on July 3 he made application be-
fore the United States district court
to have the case set for trial, and that
Heney, aetuated by spite, refused to
consent to the trial Of the charge,
which was false and malicious.
Subsequently, it is stated that Dis
trict Attorney Heney, knowing the
falsity of the accusation against Lord,
and that there were no facts upon
which it could be founded, and that
his representations to the grand jurors
were untrue, did r"d with leave Of the
court and upon his own motion, on
July 8, 1905, enter a nolle prose-qui or
an order of dismissal as to Lord as to
the charge in the Indictment.
The plaintiff AYERS that by reason
of the premises as hereinbefore set
forth, Lord, who is a praetieing attOr-
ney in all the courts, both state and
federal, was and is injured in his good
name and reputation among his
friends and aequaintanees, and was
disgraeed and dishonored and DETAINED
before the public, and shame, dis
grace and dishonor have been brought
upon his family and his friends, where
by he has suffered great mental an
guish and pain to his damage in the
sum of $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-11
MONTE
TRIAL
is ON
Accused Of Furnishing Guns
and Aid to Tracy and
Merrill

Charles Monte, the man who was
jointly indicted with Harry Wright
for furnishing the guns to Tracy and
Merrill with which they made their
famous break for liberty on June Q,
1902, is now on trial for his life. The
charge is that of murder in the first
degree, and If he is convicted he will
be hanged within the same enclosure
that was the scene of the fest blood.
shed Of that break
The trial is progressing very slowly,
all Of yesterday afternoon being con-
sumed in the selection Of the jury and
the making Of the opening arguments
by the attorneys. II required three and
one-half hours to select the jury, as
every man was put through a most
rigid examination by the attorneys on
both sides. No man was accepted who
had any scruples against capital pun
ishment, or would refuse TO convict
on purely circumstantial evidence. The
jury which was finally selected is
composed Of seven farmers, carpenter,
merchant, insurance agent, gardener
and laborer, as follows;
A. Il. Mack, stayton, farmer II. b.
Thielsen, Salem, insurance agent; By
ron Denny sublimity, farmer Harvey
Hartman, SCOTS Mills, farmeri @. f.
Mason, Salem, carpenters r. s. Mont
gomery, Stayton, farmerj Fred Nendel,
Woodburn, merchantj Enos Presnall,
Salem, gardeners Walter Scott, Wood
burn, laborer; John Murray, Butteville,
farmer; William Bents, Butteville,
farmer; Hamlin Smith, Salem, farmer,
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney G. Ia
McNary, in opening the case for the
state, stated that the state would in
trOduee testimony which would con-
vince the jury beyond reasonable
doubt that Monte was an accessory OF
Tracy and Merrill. He said the testi-
mony would show that Charles Monte
and Harry Wright purchased the guns
with which the crime was committed
from a gun dealer in Portland; that
Wright and Monte were overheard dis
cussing the matter, and that Monte had
made a confession to a fellow prisoner
while confined in Jail in Pendleton.
II. ]. Bigger, presenting the case
for the defense, stated that they would
introduce testimony to show that Mon
! to was not in or near Salem at the time
Of the outbreak, and that they could
account for all his movements from the
time he was discharged from the peni'