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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-10

what 4ime is ii? Ethel On drawing
room)-It's a quarter past 10, father.
Father-Allrght Don't forget to start
the cIoeis again after the yorng man
goes out to get his breakfasts Stray
Stories.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-10

FoIey's Kidney Cure will cure any
case Of kidney trouble that is not
beyond medical aid Sturm & VIII
son.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-10

A fresh line Of Whitman'a candy
just received by express. Swager's
Confectionery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-10

Vagner's opera. ''D1e MeistersinEa:'. ="
was sung Cor the fist time IA America
at the Metropolitan Opera House Gan.
?. 1891.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-10

Cures Bilsousacss. SICK
Headache, Sour Stozn-
Rchs Torpid Liver and
Chronic Constipation.
Pleasant m saAKe
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-10

Til1man predicts great race
war, but he neglects to add that it
would tickle him 70 death to be in
the thick Of it
Dowie has had vision Of ST.
O00,O which he is to get BY re-
generating Chicago. The prophet
is certainly smoking up.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-10

a. Mason and r. " Hut-
81 er Fs and Bruce
o.. 6f ilrllgIi1y were here Wa
mes rotlte - Gang enzon=
CSauIiey on limiting expedition
rFhev viii Be gone two Or three
weeks and VII 60 from Canden-
on-G auley To Summersyi e, thence
through Webster and Randolph
counties, ending the expedition ct
the head Of the Tygart's Valley
river. They 60 loaded for bear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
TWO CHILDREN
ARE MISSING
THE PARENTS OF MAUD AND
FRANK NELSON BELIEVE
They HAVE BEEN ABDUCTED
GAME HERE FROM TACOMA.

Maud Nelson. aged ". and Frank
Nelson. aEea 10. $50 Tacoma chill,
dten. have been missing In Seattle
since last Thursday morning. aud
today the frantic parents are
searching the ciis high aud Low
for traces Of the missing soung
ster&
The poilca Nere appealed to this
morning and all patroimen and Of.
ficera. a. they left on their duties
today. werc given y description of
the boy and Girl. Wifh special tn.
sirnctiuua 90 watch for them close.
~
Mrs. Nelson. the mother. has In.
formed the local authorities that
she believes the children we're
abducted aud that theY are now
locked up SOME place.
The Nelson children have been
assisting the family for some time
ia canvaasing with a line Of toilet
soap and hair shampoo Their par.
ents allowed them 90 come to Sc.
aiile last week and canvass this
city, They were 20 return home In
the evening Since that time not d
trace Of them has been found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
OREGON MAKES
FAST VOYAGE
BRINGS s7es.ooo IN GOLD DUST
AND A $4,000 SHIPMENT or
rURs - PASSENGERS FROM
FAIRBANKS.

HakinE the trip from Nome in
seven days and IS hours, bringing
Al passengers. see. aea IN Eold dust
aud 30 600 worth 81 fafa. the
steamer Oregon. Capisin John
0Brien. arrived At 8 o'clock this
mofninw Many of the passengers
were from Fairbanks. hayiug gone
6a~n the Yukon 90 81 Michael.
satchlue the Oregon there
when the Oregon sailed from St
Michael the steamers fennaYt.
vania. Watson and LslawnAw we're
disoharking freight The LeiaWnap
waa 20 sail within two days Tor Sc.
attic direct
ships - Paul and Harvester, be.
sides several of the aehooners 81
thf scaling fleet. we're met by the
OfeEou IN unimak pass. all north.
benud. The tao ships were loaded
with lumber for the Northwestern
stsamship company. consigned 10
Nome. The Oregon will not 90 u
Meme aeniu. but resume her run
- Seward and Valdez. sailing next
Sanday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
- as q 4
ON THE FRONT

Steamer Farallon will sail north
tonight With a full load of freight.
much OF which IS for the y. c. Co,
az Dawson On account Of carrying
explosives she will take no pas.
aonEerH
Moe Bros new steamer. the Mon.
tecelio. Is on Moran company's dock
today for final repairs preparatory
10 being placed on the Seattle Dog.
fish Bay route The Monticello has
just been completed al an expense
of $4,000.
The second shipment Of gypsum
from Stikow hay will arrive ON the
Dirigo tomorrow aud retaken 10 the
smelter AZ Tacoma. The shipment
will be 1000 tons
The Olympia r. due tomorrow
from Nome. The Buckman and
Pennsylvania are expected TO ar.
rive Saturday
The Umatilla has boon posted 10
sail Saturday morning FOR San
Francisco.
Four mssted schooner Willis A.
Holden is expected IN port this aft.
crnonn after making quick pas.
sage from Shanghai She is own.
cd by the Globe Navigation com
pauy.
Steamer Santa Cruz has sailed
from San Francisco for Treadwell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

pressed his friends and hired
strangers TO look for the two little
girls. A systematic search Of thu
city ana the suburbs was made
without any result
Nellie was dressed In light -hlua
Mother Hubbard and Laura wore
dark blue dress
Nellie has been IN the habit OK
wandering away from home.
About n year ago the girls ran
away aud were gone several weeks,
visiting Georgetown. Latona. Green
Lake. South Park and other suburbs.
Nellie. despite her sex and years. 10
an accomplished traveller and Is well
able to care for herself. Her favor
tie means OF susten8nce Is selling
dogs. and she doesn't care who the
dog belongs 90. She is also adept at
telling pathetic stories for the pur-
pose OF securing financial aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
slow WORK To PICK
THE MITCHELL JURY

viii you take u into consideration
IN making up your verdict IA the
ease r.
Mothers and Daughters.
Another new question CA behalf
of the defense. VAS whether the
iufymsu would take into consider
ation evidence showing that
mothers aud daughters had been
reduced b5 Crcsfield In the pres.
enee Of each other under the pre-
tencc Of sauctifying their bodies ia
the presence of their God
karlf yesterday afternoon the
twelfth juror Ia the case MAS
PASSED for eaure. but the nroseen
ton ASKED permission Of the court
"a ask few questions 81 A J Hos.
Aaft the first iufYuian passed, and
permission having been granted.
brought out the fact that nonnaft
had formed an opinion Of the guilt
or Innocence 81 the accused lie
saH thereupon dismissed
Another Is Dismissed.
Further questioning resulted also
lu the dismissal 81 J q cfandali.
Who replied that be was not a
householder 80 required hy Law,
aud " : Compton. Who confessed
10 having an opinion as 10 the ESslli
ar innocence ~ the accused TO
fiil these three places required the
greater portion Of the afternoon.
several ~ those called So the box
aasSeflnE that they had eithsf
formed an opinion nH 20 the &c
eused'A guilt or innocence or were
enposed 10 Tho death penalty.
usxs psrsmpsosy Challenge.
A. the cioae Of the days session
approached the state exercised the
right Of perempiary challenge On
G g. Swanson. After questioning
three other taiismen. J. simpson. a
barber ~ Kent. WEs passed for
cause IN SNannon'H place. and the
dHy closed with ~ lupmen who
had been passed for cause In the
lary hox and bat one q the u per
empsofy challenges having been
utilized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
STRIKES ON
THE BENCHES
PANS RUN FROM $50 TO 500 ON
TIE FIRST AND SECOND
BENCHES 49, GREAT MINING
EXCITEMENT AT NOME.

Nome was oil excitement when
the Oregon sailed. over the rich
strikes made on the first and sec.
und benches. Cold was pay inc
from So to 800 a pan. aud the
pa streak seemed Just entered.
ON Wonder creek big clean ups
are being made. and the Dorothy
mine Nill prove the richest mine
IN the northern country Gu Hoiy
oke creek the gravel Was fairly
bflatling With gold.
Reports brought In from the sur.
rounding districts we're thai rich
strikes Were being discovered and
mndu on many creeks which have
been heretofore non producing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
PARENTS SEEK
GIRL RUNAW WA Us

Nellie and Laura Andrews. daugh-
tiers OF General Foreman Andrews.
% the city water department. dis
appeared from their home. 500 sixth
Hv. yesterday afternoon and no
trace has since been found OF them.
Nellie Is % and Laura IL years
OF age Nellie Is 81 a nomadic dis
position ana it 81 thought that she
took the younger daughter with her
ON a wandering trip.
The girls were playing together
shortly before 80 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and a few minutes later
their absence was noticed. A search
was Immediately begun boy the MEM
bers Of the household. but without
result. MI Andrews was eommuni-
Gated with aud he called on the po-
lice for aid.
As evening came on and no traces
were discovered Nj. Andrews I'M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
Chief COOK Will THAW- white FEUD
QUIT Department BEGAN A YEAR AG

on the same day IFS boat. with
most Of his clothing In II, WINS
found on shore. II II supposed he
was drowned while in swimming
The LAKE was searched FOR the two
bodies. but no trace Of either was
found GreEernon has brother
10 Anaeoriea The name 81 the
other man Is not known here.
Mayor Mitchell is. preparing a
letter to Governor Mead. urging the
appointment Of commission to
tfy and arhitratc the present shin.
gle geaygrn strike lie believes
arbitration will be welcomed by
both employers and employees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

EVERETT. June 27-A Young
mau working as tcamstcr az a
ahingle mill. Was drowned Sunday
morning In Lake Cassidy, four
miles northeast Of Mafysviile A
log capaiEed canoe in which a
party OF three were sailing The
drowned man tried 90 swim ashore.
and sank after going so feet. The
other two occupants were rescued.
Another young man. Peter Greg.
eFaun. Is believed to have drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
MOODY GOES AFTER
CRIMINAL RAIL WAYS

rected tkat suits be brought against
a number q railroads for violation
Of the safety appliance law. Fifty
two violations are charged against
the Atlantic coast lines alone.
Among the other roads made de-
PENDANTS are the san Pedro & Los
Angeles. Rio Gran1e q Pegosa
Springs Denver a Rio Grande.
Northern Pacific aud Ei Paso q
Southwestern. Addressing the dis.
trict attorneys Moody directs them
TO be vieifant and active.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
Autopsy 10 Held
Thsw Home Robbed.

PfTTSBURG. June 27.--It was
learned last night that the home
OF Mrs. William Thaw. mother OF
Harry Thaw. was robbed OF Jewels
aud silver plate recently. amount
ing 20 SEQ 600 Because Of the prom.
inence of the family the police sup
pressed the news
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
BALLARD LANDS
ENCAMPMENT

WAli.A WAtI.A. Jane 81 The
G. A. X Convention this mofuing
voted 70 hold is next cueampmsnf
a Ballard by majority of ahuus
10 votes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
Slayer of White Had Warned Him to Stop Per-
secuton of Beautiful Wife, Which Dates From
Time She Led Gay Life in Paris--.Thaw Re-
fuses to be Examined by Physicians
Sees Him in Jail.

Donald. Mahon. Foster and No
Guire.
Thaw refused 10 answer most OF
the questions. however. and could
not be moved by the physicians.
He even refused 10 answer when
advised 10 DO so By Judge Aieott.
hts counsel The physicians spent
the hour frniiiessly
Kiss With Bars between.
Mrs. Thaw drove Ia the jail
shortly after noon. accompanied by
her husbands brother. Josiah
Thsw. OF Plttsburg. indicating that
the family will stand by him. The
prisoner VAS allowed 10 meet his
wife and daughter with the bars
between them All three broke
down and wept
Man aud wife Rugged and kissed
each other as best they could
through the bars, and talked rapid
~ In low tones They were left
undisturbed for 30 minutes.
Mrs. Thaw was forced By tbs
prison rules 10 depart At the end
OF half an hour. An immense
crowd made way for her. as shs
and Josiah ThaW walked into the
street TO reach an electric cab and
drive away.
Mrs. George Carnegie. wife OK
Andrew Carnegic's nephew, visit
Cd Thnw in prison today.
Autopsy 10 Held
Whites body was removed TO his
home yesterday afternoon. This
autopsy showed that two bullets
had taken effect one in the corner
OF the left eye. which penetrated
the brain and was Instantly fatal.
and one In the upper lip. knocking
out several teeth. and striking the
left shoulder Funeral services viii
be held at ST. Bartholomew
church
Mrs White has returned from
Long Island and ls At home with
her son. who came down from Hair
ward university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
MAYOR HOLDS
ANOTHER CARD
WILL REFUSE TO APPROVE
BOND FOR OAK LEAF SALOON
AND THUS WILL FORCE TaE
MATTER INTO COURT.

MAYOR Moore viii not approve
the bond OF r Bartsl whose appli.
cation for change ~ license for
che Oak Leaf saloon 70 the county
block. AZ Third Az. and jefferson 81. d,
vas Monday night pissed By the city
council over the mayors veto until
be- II compelled 10 do so By an or.
der Of the cogrt.
Makes Announcement.
The mayor made this announce.
msnt today lie maintains that the
location Of any saloon or liquor re-
sort upon any public property IL TN.
proper and even indecent. II vas
that reason which Induced him 20
veto the transfer ordinance origin.
ally passed. ~ the council and ox.
aetly the same reason which has
Induced him 10 withhold his ap-
nroFal % the necessary bond an.
less be Is forced 20 do 20 BY legal
process
is Not Decent.
n do not Intend az any time 10
interfere with the councils preoER.
lives in any legitimate case. said
The mayor today. nor will I ever
80 contrary 10 their desires except
IN unusual instances DO not con.
slider IL decent 70 permit q saloon
70 be located upon ang public prop.
efiY For that reason ! viii not
sign the Bariel hc1d until forced
20 do % b. the court"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

LONDON. June 2T-The Count
eHs OF Yarmouth. formerly Miss
Alice Thaw. yesterday learned
about the tragedy in which her
brother figures. She Is deeply AZ
fcctcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

NEW YORK. June Hilary
1haws determination 10 rid his
wife 81 the alleged prosecutions II
stanford White. according 20 the
story told By an intimate friend TO-
day. dates from nn evening last year
when the couple we're in the ritz
hotel pafis. and Mrs. Thaw was
taken suddenly 80 ~ dinner.
ThAw accompanied her o. q room
hba pressed her with Inquiries an
Ca the cause until she told the story
~ her former life g. the giided die
triet - sln ard Of Whites part IN
her career. when she finished the
recital he learned that white was
then in Paris ana probably IN the
same hofsk
Wffs's Actions Peculiar
The next day Thaw saw his wife
aud a strange man IN the parioF. lie
learned that che man vas white.
When De aceUsled him. White denied
his IDENTITY
A fsw days later when the Thaws
were together they encountered the
stranger. and the husband knew
from his Nifein actions that the man
must be white.
Makes Dire Threat.
Thnw told white that n he ever
Heeostea bis nIfe again or even
spoke 50 her be would stir up a
scandal that would drive him from
the United States Instead Of show
ing fssf. White turned and told
Thaw to take care 81 himself aud
never address him again.
II Be- claimed that since the Paris
encounter white had sent notes 10
Mrs. Thaw frequently demanding an
appointment Il n also learned that
Thuw and White met sunday night
81 Burns cafe By appointment A.
The conclusion Thas told white to
-fsa but BE- damned careful
Dor some time each employed de-
fectiVea 10 watch the other.
whites being Instructed 10 watch
particularly the sleuihs employed
b. Thsms
Must Dispreve Story.
When Thnw arose this morning he
ate iiRht breakfast Of coffee and
role and smoked cigar.
The district attorney has decided
10 call al the friends Of white to
fefute. II possible. the charges
against whites moral character
The proaeeutien b. beginning 10 feel
that whether she story be true or
untrue. II II f. not smefhered at
birth. Thaw wEi never be even tried
Tor Whites murder.
Refuses TO Be Pumped.
Physicians examined Thaw :
mental condition this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

Daniel l. johnson. en- eligible. vas
permanently appointed 20 tho police
force yesterday This completes tho
Hat q five neU men recently al
lowed ths department. b. the city
ecguetl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

ATTORNEY GENERAL ISSUES
INSTRUCTIONS TO PROSE.
CUTE vioLAToRs OF SAFETY
APPLIANCE LAw-MANY DE.
PENDANTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
AWAITS COMMISSIONS REPORT.


The resignation of the chief and the dismissal of un.
worthy members OF the department viii follow the report
OF the civil service the Arlington dock loot
Ing charges which report will be latter part Of the
present the first of next week
In selecting chief for the fire department, il is pos
sihle that Mayor Moore viii 20 of city OF Seattle
Tor his man. H. upon invesga alton however the mayor finds
that OF sufficient merit for the position to be found
in the present department that will be selected But
thought that in order the desired discipline il
VIII be necessary 10 ffom city man OF
known worth as fire fighter and a dseiplinarian.
FACTIONS IN DEPARTMENT.
There factions in the department today striving con-
ssanty against each other which might make It nadvsabe
70 appoint the position OF chief the men now In the
department Such would step into the office with
enemies already made among under him. and no
matter how capable he might be his TO the city would
be eopardixed thereby
From the testimony given the Arlington dock investi
Cation made quite evident that department is not
now IN position give the bes, 10 tho CITY
CHIEF COOKS CONDUCT.
The conduct OF Chief Cook his insemperanee and hi.
neglect OF department affairs resulted in almost com
plste Generalization OF the department Among the officers
OF the department corruption and nteperanee exists and
70 wipe this ou that the reorganization will be effected
The majority of the members OF the fire depar,
msnt arc thoroughly honest and capable men, and with
chief and heads some OF the sub Seat
ties fire department should be good as any in the country,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

WASHINGTON. u. c. June IL
Attorney General Moody today d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
FINDS NO GOLD
AND SUICIDES
A ogsPosoEsT PRospgcToR
SLOWS OUT HIS BRAINS AT
DAWSON - NEW STRIKE ON
ABANDONED CLAIM.

DAWSON. June 21.-sttlnE on
the edge 81 q prospect hole. on the
top Nof a hlil back Of Dawson. over.
looking the city. Rudolph kfan.
short. aged q. pat a bullet through
ais brain
Ills bodY was discovered last
night. face downward In the exca.
eati0n Under the body vas a ro-
volver with four cartridges. one be.
ing exploded The man was well
dressed. and evidently a recent ar.
rival
A new pay streak has been dis.
covered on bunker creek II Yields
SIS pans Four thousand. two hun.
dred dollars have been taken out In
three DAYS BY six men.
The claim had been abandoned
and relocated a number OF times.
Mcleod and Livingstone are the
discoversrs There l. big STAN
psfe 70 the vicinity. All claims will
be relocated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

The attorneys for the defense.
when Il came their turn 20 examine
the same Juror. countefnd this quea'
ton with another. asking
II Il h shown In the course Of
this trial that the deceased Craf
field exercised such so Influence
upon certain women. among them
two sisters OF this defendant. that
they submitted themselves 10 the
qualification 81 his beaHtly lust un
der the delusian that they we're
thereby serving God aud purifying
themselves. and. under bis iustruc
tiona thereafter submitted them.
selves 20 the lust % other men IN.
der the deluaion that they were
thereby purifying those men. would
you take those facts into cousldefa.
ton in arriving AZ your verdict p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

Something OF q diversion. leading
20 mild demonstration IN the
court room. was eauEed b. the re
plies Of Juror sheldon 20 the quca
ions asked for tho purpose Of as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

During the trial this morning the
women who bad up 20 that time
been 10 attendance 70 the Number
Il somr - OF 81. wore conspicuous
b. their abssace A. II b. eommoa
consent or preaFranEsmaut thsf
did net present themselves fnf al
mission % the court room. thonxh
there ucfc tao Or thHrs present In
adiassat halls during a portion az
the morning When the court con
Fsnsd Judge Frazier announced thai
al witnesses present would be ~
euacd until tomaffow morning.
A u 20 eountsrart tha Influence
ca the minds 81 the jury 81 the
lsadlnE questions 81 the defendants
atioraaYa Judge Miller. for the
state. ffls morning tuok up mnch
tho same line uf questioning In tho
examination ~ juror Sheldon. la
the course 81 the examination %
the juror. Miller asked
~ Il should develop In the
course Of this trial that ths dc
ceased CFefficld VAS q leader or
center % a class u religious cnthu.
siasfs or fanatics who desired 60
have re.eatabiished on earth con
dltlou 81 prsmevsi simplicity - the
habits u man. aud who ia the pgf
uit Of that desire sent barefoot
AND praeiiced other peculiar rites.
and that this evidence should be ad
mitted here. would sou consider
those facts except 10 the extent Of
showing their effect on the mind
81 this dofandautF'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
His Resignation viii be in Hands Of Mayor
Moore in a Few Days---Several Other Mem
bers OF the Department Will be Asked to
Step Out for the Good Of the Service.

Chief Ralph Cook. of the Seattle fire department, will
within few days. tender his resignation Mayor Moore
IL win be accepted.
Immediately following number of the members of the
department including several officers. will be dismissed
thorough investigation Of the department will be made
and efficient chief secured and che department eor-
ganixed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

Refuses to BE Pumped.

Physicians examined ThHw :
mental condition this morning.
among them being Drs. Flint. Me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
Four Changes Have Been Made and the At
torneys Continue Their Painstaking Ques-
tons-.-Women Tired by the Monotony
Are Notlceaby Absent Today.

-Four changes IN the Mitchell Jury
a. n stood last night. we're made
during the morning session of the
trial today George nlli. ~hc pre-
scented 10 the court a doctors oefsif
icate Of illhoalth. was excused
Charles l. sheldon waa called, ga.
amined and passed Tor cause Ia his
stead a. o. Fisher. a druFKiat of
Seattle. and } simpson. = barber
81 Kent, Nerv excused BY the de-.
Tense under the right Of pefemptory
challenges, and their places filled by
]. {. Adams. q contractor of Hili,
man city. and ". l. Evans. a fat.
mrr Of Derby The state exercised
its second pofemp,ofy challenge b.
excuslnE John sim. IT., farmer
Of Novelty
Doyle IL Excused.
Thomas n nosle. hssokkeepet
for the Chiopeek Fish company
who rvnidun At 81 Terry av,. waa
called In the place u Sim. but on
examination admitted that he be-.
iieyea that la certain eases an In.
diViduai IL Justified ia taking the
law into bis own handA. and that
one OF thsNr cases is Ia aggravated
eascs 81 The shas. bs another man
Of a manN female relatives lie
aas promptly excused on ehai.
ienKe By The state Thomas olin
~aH called To the vacant seat bat
immediately after be hsd been
called the court adiaafErd for the
noon lntefmisNtaa
When the court adjourned fof the
poon iniermiaaion The occupants ~
the jury baR wefr John = uorv.
" ! Bgnna. "a A Thampson. J G.
Adams. n "a Townsend. NJ n
Ring. Thomas DIN. Charles L. shei
don. l. . Jones. e W French.
Fred Clinton and " q Howard
az these osln had not been passed
Tor cause