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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
CHINESE ARE
ON THE WAY
PARTY OF 40 STUDENTS or
ROYAL CHOICE EN- ROUTE TO
the UNITED STATES TO en-.
TER EDUCATIONAL iEsTiTu.
TtoAe.

Forty sls students. selected ~ the
vieeroY aud Chinese provincial off,
.ciala. sailed nom Pskin last Tues
day an the Tango MaHa Cor Seattle
in charse 81 Prof Charles .. Ten
nsy. The students HII be placed
m various colleges ANA universities
in the United States - iahc fun
courses.
This party makes the third which
has been sent from china 90 the
United states 10 attend educational
Institutions in this country. The
last party CAME on the steamer Min
nssofa.
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MUST ANSWER
UGLY CHARGE.

PORT TOWNSEND. June ga
The preliminary trial of Pat Car
ron. who stabbed Capt keegan, OF
the Schooner William Nottingham,
was held this morning Carfon was
held 10 answer 10 the charge Of as
sault with attempt 10 kill, in the
superior court
A deposition Of kecRan aud two
sailors from the schooner was taken
70 allow the vessel 10 proceed on
her voyage
Kccgan vas improved sufficient
Is 10 attend the tiaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

senator Tiles has scored another
victory Zee the merchant marine
service ol the North Pacific coast.
aud in a letter 10 W. T. listed. sec-
fetHry a the Merchants Exchange.
received today. states that he has
secured an additional elefk Tor the
weather bureau for the station az
ifatauah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
TO COMMENCE
ALASKA WORK

Lieut. Orchard. with IL men and
~ horses. viii leave on the Cottage
city tonight for the north. en- route
g. the Interior OF Alaska 10 COM
monce active construction Of gov
eminent roads, Tor which the com-
mission received an appropriation
during the session of congress. The
party vii so first 70 Fairbanks. aud
thore divided. some starting on road
work between Fairbanks and Valdez.
while the remainder VIII go TO the
KuEruk district The men with
Lieut.. orchard compose the ongi-
necring crew.
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PORTLAND. June - =. TIE
steamer Softhiaua IL sinking in the
haftof.
A hhi~ So bored IN the bottom q
fhe .aHaei The eumNa'Y Officials
suspect uniun syiupathinerH.
FuFinaeru found four feet Of
water IL che held q iho vessel this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
q CARS
Pile UP

cHFHAfIS. taue ~ "A fFaiahi
train. passing through Chehaiis
safly thia morning. struck broken
switch while ga the heart Of town
and vas completely wrecked. -
ears pfiinE up an each other. No
one Nas Injured in the wreck. but
traffic has been delayed al day.
The scene ~ the wreck 10 now rllsd
hish with merchandise 81 All siuds
frun the wrecked cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
WILL DECLARE WAR AGAINST
GUATEMALA LATTER SUR.
ROUNDED BY INVADING ARM
les AND READY TO FALL.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2e-war|
IL TO be declared by Salvador
against Guatemala. according 10 the
statement Of passengers arriving
on the steamer City Of Panama
from Central American points this
morning,
Already. acting upon instructions
from cx-President Regelado. Saliva.
dnran troops have left TO aid the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
NORTHLANO SINKING
IN COLUMBIA RIVER

morning ~ o'clock. and the wa,es
kept rapidly RISING
Pumps hre being used IN an at
tempt "a kesp the vessel hfloat
II ls believed ths holes were bored
while the vessel Vas on the dry.
dock
The owners are unable TO locate
the lsak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
CONTRACT Lat ron
WIRELESS STATION

The contract FOR the erection Of
a wireless telegraph station on Ia
toosh ihland has been lei 90 " \
Concaunan. OF Oakland. Cal. fuf
gIG.Tsa Work on this important
station. which will Be one of chain
OF wireless stations on the Pacific
coast. wiil commence immediately
and mast be ready for the use OF the
government By september !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
SEATTLE To BE
HEADQ TERS
SAVAGE YAQU|.
STOP MINING

SAN ANTONIO. Tex June 20
Adyicea ffum across the border say
the mineral development OF sonora
IL practically az ataud stlll. on
account uf the Naqal Indians, who
are atill on the war path
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BIG STICK COULD NOT
STAND THE FIRE

ment proceedings regarding the
transportation Of oil.
The influences behind this pfufl-
sion. he said. were sinister. and he
would not vote for the report be.
cauae he could not get a saaparla
vote OF the pipe line provision he
said
FOR a time the big stick aud the
pitehfofk were aligned together.
bat when the pltehfoFk got 70 the
firing line. n saW the big stick
with coat tails flying. huttiing to.
ward the rear The president l.
sliding on all f0ufa 10 get between
Father Aliis0ns legs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

$4,000. The new management viii
take charge OF the hostelry Sunday
and Mr.. Stevens viii move 10 Bel.
bingham and assume the manage
ment The Stevens Hotel company,
besides owning the Stevens hotel,
ON First av.. In this city also oper-
ates the Hotel Seattle
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SCOTT WILL STAY

Chief Assistant City Engineer
Scott win not go 10 Wenatehoe TO
make the survey for the new water
systom which that city proposes 20
Install Mr. Scott made this an.
nouncement today 20 refute state.
ments TO the contrary which have
been given considerable publicity
during the past week or two.
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MAJOR GOODMAN RrruRNs.

MeIqg + c Goodman. Of the local
qnarternasser's office. fwlth HE
wife returned on the steamer JET.
tefhon this morning from short
vacation trip spent Ia Alaska sen.
ator G \. elapp and family. who
also made the round trip on the
steamer with Major Goodman. 10.
turned,
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RATE BILL
IS PASSED

WASHINGTON. u. c. June 29-
The senate this afternoon passed
the railroad rate bill Il requires
ONLY the presidents signature. The
senate Immediately adopted the
joint resolution making, the law Of.
focti~e 60 days after being signed.
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JEFFERSON BRINGS FISH.

bringing the first large shipment
Of fresh fish from Alaska this sea-
son. 1856 tons. the steamer Jefferson
arrived from southeastern Alaskan
ports early this morning The fish
WIS from the Pacific Cold Storage
compnny's plant AZ Taku harbor
and was taken direct TO Tacoma
The jefferson brought 90 passen-
gera from the north and had $4,000
In gold dust. She will sail north
again tomorrow morning with 1875
passengers. many OF them being
rpuna-uhnpers
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VETERAN VAUDEVILLE MAN
sUccUmes TO BRIEF III.
NEss-plEs AT PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL AFTER THREE
DAYS ILLNESS.

Harry 8 Barnett. better known
, his friends and the wuFld AZ
brse aa -Flskey." an old fiule the.
ofFieal man. who has a wide &C.
euainfance through the entire
Dgrthwesg and Alaska. died Al Prov.
bienee hospital this moFuinK az 8
sclock Death vas due to lnfas.
tnal troubles. although HaFnatt BE-.
tame totally bliud not more than
fArsc months ago. and this IL b..
iiesed 10 have 80 preyed upou bic
nind that he fell an easy victim to
TIE disease
~ Only Thrsr Days.
Barnett was taken seriously M
Tires DAYS ago and was removed
70 the hospital from his aeart
nents In the Detroit hotel. and Sew
oud Az south Despite all the foc.
tors could DO he succum bed
~F1skeyT has operated AZ various
times different vaudeville amuae.
ment ventures ln Seattle. At one
time be had a theateF In Nome. le
first came 70 this state in 1894 "a
manager Of vaudeville theafer Ia
spokane. he remained there for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
roRngs MAKES a CHANGE

n r. Forbes. chief clerk u the
Parhet bell Lamhef company. has
severusl hiR connection with that
firm and slll accept tts position OF
asssss ans secretary 81 the Lumber
whulesaIern club IN the Lumber
texehansx building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
MITCHELL TRIAL is
NOW ON IN EARNEST
Rro MEN PLEASED.

Tha Chief Seattle Tribe No %.
Improved order Of Red Men. held a
meeting last niKht and indoFned the
actluu % Mayor Muore In enforcing
the ordinance toFbiddlnE eRpeetora'
ti0u On the eiheN aiks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

ured 60 WArfi of the blows by
guarding his bob plth bis arms
when shot gfsffseid sank % the
ground without a wofa or an Ap.
parent conscious effort and the
medical experts testified that from
the nature Of the Wuund death
mnAi have been iuNfsutaseana and
without pain The attorneys for
the defense lsid special stress on
The fact that death came az once
and also on the faci that the Dc
fendani did not ahoN am excite.
m.nt and maize nn effort whatever
to escape after having committed
he crime To hriag out thope two
facts Was about the extent q their
eross examination Of the several
witnesses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
LOST CHILDREN
SELLING SOAP

EVERETT. June ss.--Afsud and
Frank Nelson. Of Tacoma. the chill
dren 10 and ie years old reported
lost several DAYS ago, are in Everett
selling soap. The police here say
they have made similar excursions
before. They have not taken them
into custody. bur have written TO
their mother.
The bar association has Endorsed
Tor Jury commissioners II. Nc
Murehie. w NJ Leise j. W. Shor-
rstt and n. Shakespeare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
LurnERANs ENTERTAIN.

An excellent program vas rens
defed al the entertainment Eiyen
b the Evangelical Lutheran church
al Turner hall last niFht
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SALVADOR HOPES TO
CONQUER NE|GHB0R


Guatemalan insurgents.
Al the time Of the departure OF
the Panama. Barfilas was entering
Guatemnia from the Mexican Dor
der. and General Toledo and an
other regiment of insurgents were
preparing 20 advance from Saliva
dor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
COMSTOCK ACTIVE
IN THE THAW CASE
Secures From Thaw Particulars Of Whites
EsCapades and Names of Other Prominent New
Workers. Who Have Participated in ReveIs

Assistant District Attorney Mott
has aubpOouaed fae door tender u
the Manhattan club Mott claims
the door tender had long standing
instructions from White 20 furnish
carriages or automobiles 10 more
than 30 young women any time any
81 them called for one White foot
cd the BILLS
NEW YORK. June 2g.--Thaw's
possible defense OF emotional IN.
sanity has a precedent ia the recent
acquittal of Josephine Teuanova.
Who. because Of the abuses that had
been heaped upon her by her an.
Gle and aunt MAS freed for killing
both. The defendants attorneys
believe that under the circum-
stances Thaw is bound 10 secure his
freedom.
Evelyn Nesbii Thaw. n Is said.
has decided 10 tell her whole story
aud bare her life before her mar
riaga IN desperate effort 10 save
Der husband The defense VIII frF
10 show thai ThaN knew all his
wife's affairs aud viii attempt 10
prove that they were enough 10
overthrow tho reason ~ any MAJ
Who bfooded upon them.
Threatened Civil Suit.
One great grievance. IL IL assert
ID By The prosecution ranked
Tham for some time IL Us said that
before their marriage Mrs 9haw
a. a.. aHaaHN sssaae
backed with an Affidavit which
1'hae woua have paid any sum 20
suppress The matter was COM
promised and he married the girl
II is said that White had much
TO do with the preparation Of this
affidavit. The prosecution may at
tempt 10 show that much Of Thaw's
hatred Of White NaH due 10 the fact
that Il hurt him 10 think that
White knew 30 much.
NEW YORK. June 2s--Harry
Thaw was arraigues this morning
and pleaded not guilty 10 The I'M
dicfment OF murder in the first De
gree. Ills attorney. Judge Aieofs.
formally requested permission Ia
withdraw the plea By next Tuesday
in order that ans motions might DO
made. or a different plea entered.
The prisoner WIS remandsd 10
the Tombs He was IN better
physical condition this morning
than any time since his incarsera-
ton. His wife did not appear ia
court. Thaw rested well last night
aud awoke In fine spirits Con-
finsment. regular hours and whole
some diet are bringing color 70 bis
face. lie took S minutes exercise
in n corridor before he ATE bis
breakfast
Feared photographers.
At 10 O'Clock he was handcuffed
By Deputy Sheriff Bell and taken
20 court. lie walked behind a
NEGRO plckpochet Fearing phoiog-
rapherh. he obtained permission 20
move few feet away. His plea
vas made IN firm voice Il is
not thought possible that his plea
will be changed. his attorney mere
lv desiring 20 leave the way open
for any possible contingencies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
SENATOR TiLLmAs. TELLING
Why he WILL NOT VOTE FOR
Rate BILL. SAYS PRESIDENT
GOT COLD FEET. AND PITCH.
FORK HAD TO FIGHT ALONE.

WASHINGTON. d G.. June % --
When called upon this morning 10
report on the railroad rate bill.
Senator Tiliman said he refused %
siEn II because the c0nforeea failed
% include pipe lines IA the divorce
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OHIO SOCIETY TO PICNIC.

The Ohio Society of Washington
wili give lts second annual basket
picnic on July Al MeYdcnbauer
bay. Boats will leave ieschi park
every hour
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SEATTLE MEN guy
BELLlNGHAM HOTEL,

The stevens Hotel company Of
this city. through r. u stevens.
president. has just closed the deal
for the purchase OF the well.known
Baker hotel, at Bollingham The
price paid was between $4,000 and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
STEVENS
WIN ~ Err

PORTLAND. ore. June 2s.-The
recount for the rhefiffa office was
finished thts noon. Robert Stevens.
republican. Was elected BY Is piu-
raiity.
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JUDGMENT ON NOTE.

The Peoples Saving bank was to-
day awarded Judgment against W.
a Doyle IN the sum of t6S7' moroy
due on a pfomissory note.
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fhruuE bout The morning session
the examination oi witnesses was
conducted Ia IN almost pegfnnetory
manner The state had summoned
a dozen Witnesses ana the facts
Tending 20 prove the killing we're
Weii auhsfantiated and virtually
confessed b. the defense The de
fense. fof Instance. admitted the
Identification 0t the accused a. tho
man present at the time the killing
took place. and admitted that Mrs
CFeffield. wha NaH called into the
court room for Identification. VAS
the uomsn present
An effort Was made By the de-
Tense TO get from the witnesses "A
statement 81 the words addressed
b Mra Crefflsid 20 The PROSTATE
body 81 her husband after he had
been shot. but on the objection of
the state this evidence vas denied
admission b the court - lmma.
terihl The words which the de-
Tense desired 20 bring out were
those IN which Mrs. Creffleld De-.
ciared that Il waa Impossible for
anyone TO take the iife Of Joshua
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from Columbus. o. the First bat
TALON Of the Tenth infantry sta
toned II Fort LaNton Is complete
~ filled up
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SQUADRON IS
ON WAY IN

The Pacific squadron entered the
straits this forenoon az 10 o'clock.
headed Tor Elliott bay and should
DROP anchor late tonight unless
stopped 81 Port Angeles Or Port
Townsend THE feet consists n the
haeship Chicago. with Admiral
Goodrich aboard. cruisers Boston
and Princeton and the torpedo boat
destroyer pfebie. The Boston eiil
remain in the Seattle harbor during
The Fourth celebration, while tho
other three VIII 20 % Tacoma.
After the Fourth the fleet will 10
Z hfemerton. the Chicago going on
NE dock Tor repairs
TROOPS AT FORT LAYTON.
With the arrival az g5 reofufls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
DEATH COMES TO
"FISKEY' BARNETT

several years. coming later 20 Sc.
attic. which has been his hnine
ever ssnec.
t4is Career in Seattle
Its first venture Ia Seattle wan
the star music hail. on Occidental
av lie ran that until the dead
line wN moved and then. 18th
Frank MnnFu- and Tom DHsiifY.
built and opened the star thcatar
under the maine ~ she Madlson
Prom Seattle hs sent % Nome anil
after year there 10 sent 20 San
Francisco. where be managed the
Bslssdefv. Last August he ~
turned 10 Seattle and for a short
time managed the Gaiety for Nose
Goldsmith
Funeral Arrangements.
No arrangements have been made
for the funeral. although Barnett
belonged 20 several frafsrual or
dsFs. iaclgdlnE the Elka. Eagles and
Foreatera u AmeFica. all of apo.
kane The local vaudeville people.
wlth az % whom ths decreased uas
personally acquainted. Wtll attend
the ubsequles uafnett was So
Years q age a. The time 81 he
Death and the address ~ hia falH.
lives r be has am. II not known
harnett's sight commenced fail.
Tug about ysaF and a hAlf ago
AMI early during the present year
he became totally blind Ills health
gave way and be never entirely ~.
covered hts spirits. Remains are
a buuuey Watson.
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Tho present no,orieiy Of Mrs
ThaW recalls the fact that while
Evelyn Noshit Was a chorus gin.
she was mentioned IN 4 complaint
ia a divorce suit brought b. the
second Mra George Letiefer. form
efly Adele Rice. which is still In
the courts At that time Evelyn
Vas frequently In the company Of
the theatrical manager. who It's
said introduced her 10 White
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Jury Secured Yesterday Afternoon and Trial
Begins This Morning With the Address Of
Deputy Prosecuting Miller


NAMES or TIE WILL DECIDE
rAG FATE ogoRag MITCHELL.
W Perkins farmer and mill % Brighten
T. start, ranehsr Vs.hen Island
"A. o. Res. restaurant keeper. % seattle
J. ". Bcsse, papefhanoer. puutap
y. NJ department seattle
N. "A. Ring. pessefies Seattle
Wstmere. seattle
osoru. W Arnoid. painter ard grocer. Seattle.
L. y. rsaehsF. Enurels~,
j. n Aati. cement contractor. seattle.
Clinton Nsshon island
W. c. Howard. hotsnasn. Seattle.
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4 am firmly convinced that
Thaw IL fundamentally sane. said
Dr. Mcclure "Thay had cause and
II led him logically 20 DO murder.
lie was thoroughly justified IN his
own eyes OF that am convinced.
Whether his qualification can be
proven 10 a jury. no physician can
say
The legal question OF what tessi.
m0ny his wife may or may not give
against the husband "a important In
ThagH case Under the old com.
moa law. a 3ife couldn't be com
PEELED 20 give any evidence against
her husband. but the revised penal
code 81 the state Of New York pro
YideH as follows THE husband or
Nlfe u \ person Indicted Of aecus
cd Of a crime IL IN al eases a com.
peient witness on the examination
OF the trial of such person But
neither the husband or wife can be
compelled to disclose confidential
communications made b one to the
other durinF marriage"
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Two tugs last night pulled the
Delhi. the new steam schooner
launched az Winalow last Tuesday
night. from heT bad position on the
ways and she viii be towed to
Mofnus company this afternoon FOR
he installation OF her machinery.
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IS
SUSTAINED

SAN DIEGO. CAL. June q
Judge Trask. of Los Angeles. sit
ting for a local Judge Of the snpe.
rior court. today rendered a deei
sion sustaining the constitutional.
iiy Of the REGAL! law. and issued q
percmpfory order commanding the
city council 10 issue a call for the
election OF new councilman
The ease was On q petition for a
recall 81 jay Reynolds. councilman
of the Seventh ward. The case will
be appealed
WASHINGTON. y g.. June % -
President Roosevelt today signed
the Panama lock canal bill
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IL was year aud a half ago.
! think. that Thaw frs sought ne
out and laid before me Nhat he
knew Of White The name of n
number Of other prominent New
Ysrkers Nefe mentioned ~ being
principals IN tho most disgusting
proceedings ever brought "a my a..
teniiun The stories 81 human de-
pfaVlty among the wealthy respect
able which Thaw told Of aud which
Ne unerthed. believe. prcyed
upon his mind 20 such an extent
thBi be Was LED 90 commit the crime
with which he nov stands charged
Prison Physician Mcclure denies
the truth % the report that ThHw
II a drug fieuf lie has been under
observation practically ever hour
since biz imprisonment Not only
has he not asked for drugs or stimu,
lAnts. but be has even refused
sleeping powders.
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WEST SEATTLE
ELECTION VOID

OLYMPIA. June 2g-The su.
premc court this afternoon handed
down n decision declaring the re.
cent election at West Seattle for
the extension Of the limits was lille.
gal. IN that u was held after the
injunction prohibiting tho election
had heen granted 70 the petitioners,
the Amos Brown estate.
The case was ON appeal from the
supreme court ~ King county.
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NEW YORK. June 2g-The on,
trance OF the Society for the Pre-.
ventiOn Of Vice into the Thaw.
White case Is a very important de-
Teiopment Thaw today called up
the society Uy telephone and re-.
queaied President C0matock 10
come 10 the Tombs 10 zee him and
get an important communication.
For rs months Thaw has ben BET.
ting the society on Whites trail. and
a. tho result Of ThHRa tips. the
society has secured much startling
evidence which all be used ~ the
tf'al 20 Justify Thaw and show up
White aa a cuuacienccloHa iihefiinc.
President Comstock said today
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A. has alreadY been many times
related the shooting occurred on
the east side Of Second as between
Cherry aud Columbia ats near the
entrance 10 Quick'H drug store
Mitchell fired the shot from behind
and the ball from his revolver On
tered che neck Of Crsffield aeyerlnR
the spinal cord Mrs Cretfield
turned Immediately upon Mitchell
and demanded 70 know why be had
committed the deed, saving. "tic
never did you any harm Why asa
you want 10 shoot him
Tho sound OF the shot immediate.
" attracted a crowd OF spectators
and among them Police officer 10
Count. who placed Mitchell under
arrest and turned him over 70 two
other officers who had come in the
patrol wagon. after having first
taken away Mlieholl'H revolver
On the witness stand thia morn
Ing Or BorieH produced the bullet
aith which Crafflold was shot Il
having been cit from the dead
mans BODY in the course Of the
poat.moTtgm examination.
Jury Secured.
The work Of procuring a Jury In
the Mitchell murder trial came 90 a
sudden and somewhat unexpected
end M $50 yesterday afternoon.
when Attorney william u Morris.
for the accused. announced that the
defense Was satisfied with the
panel aH ~ stood
The defense Was still entitled 90
four more peremptory challenges
and the state to two more. had they
chosen 10 exercise them. but The an.
uounccment on behalf Of the De.
Tense that the jury was satisfactory
was Immediately followed by sim
liar announcement on behalf Of the
state.
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BANK clEAslNes.

Increase over same 4
date last year s 2l3,2f0.ia \
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TROOPS AT FORT LAwron.
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several years. coming later 70 ss.
attic. which has been his hnine
49, alns.