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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-15
Signed,
Dated this 18th day of November, 1905.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of

TO the Hon. Board of Supervisors of
Villas County:
The undersigned petitioner, the
Northern Land Co., respectfully petit
lions your honorable body to cancel
and set aside certain tax deed cover
ing the Southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of 26-40-ll executed by
the county clerk for and in behalf of
Villas county to Home Investment Com
pany, that said tax deed was based, Rp
the tax certificate for the sale of fSO8
for the taxes of 1897, and is recorded In
the Office Of the Register of Deeds in
and for Villas County in Vol. 10, page
so. That said tax deed is illegal for
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-15
Itnrian Cnrntry Dance,

In Italy when the country men and
women dance together the first thing
they do is to toss off their shoes, If they
wear any. A man does not go up to a
girl ana ask if she will dance, but he
fixes his eye upon her from Il distance
and mods. She mods in return, and
then both kick off their shoes, advance
toward each other and begin to dance.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-15
COUNTY B0lRD Proceedings.
Annual Me citing November
14th 1905.
CONTINUED from last week.

CONTINUED from last week.
70 the Hon. Board Of Supervisors OF
Villas County:
The undersigned petitioner, the
Northern Land Co, respectfully petit
ones your honorah BILE body to cancel
md set aside certain tax deed cover
glg the SW4 of section thirty-three -
OF township no, fl, eleven (ll) east,
executed by the county clerk for and
in behalf OF Villas county, 10 Sanborn
]. nj Co. That said tax deed was based
on tax certificate for the sale OF 1870
Tor the taxes of 1899.
That said\tax deed and the tax certi-
ticate on which it was based iG illegal
fnr the reason that the tax of 1889 was
paid by your petitioner, as evidenced
by county treasurers receipt no. 2347.
dated April Both, 1890 for 94c, said re-
eeipt being signed by Whitfield J. KYes,
County Treasurer, counteroigned bv
John Radcliffe, county clerk.
Whereof your petitioner prays that
said tax deed be cancelled and set
aside and the CountyGlerk authorized
60 issue to your p4tibfb pier certificate of
said cancellation as by law provided.
The Northern Land Co.
By Chas. NJ Upham, Pres.
State of Wisconsin, 9.
County of ShawnO,
Chas. NJ Upham being first duly
sworn depCses and says that he is the
President of the Northern Land Co,
the corporation named above and that
he makes this affidavit in its behalf;
shat the contents are true to his know
ledge and that the tax receipt referred
10 IN said pesltiSn is in his possession.
Chas. NJ. Uphan,
Subscribed aud sworn to before me
this LIST day of July, A. d 1852
Robt. a. Upham,
Notary Public for ShawapoCo. Wis.
fNotarial Seall
tof r A. u
RESOLUTION NO. 8
Resolved, by the County Board Of
Supervisors. OF Villas County. that
Whereas, the Northern Land Com
.pany has petitioned this board to eau
Gel tax deed on the SW4 NEt, Sec
33, Town ii, Range IL f, issued on the
sale OF 1909, for the reason that the
taxes for the year 1899 tax sale of 1g0)
had been Did to the County Treasurer
as shown Nv his receipt Nc. 2347 datru
April 30th, 1000.
And as the records in the Office of he
County Treasurer and stub receipt No
2347 shows that the tax had been pa d
TO the County Treasurer as claimed
and the tax deep issued on this des
s,ripuon to the Sanborn Land Company
on the above sale is illegal;
Now therefore, be it resolved that
the County Clerk of Villas County be
and is hereby authorized to cancel said
tax deed and TO issue 9 Certificate of
cancellation to the aboxe petitioner,
the Sanborn Land Co.
Signed,
w T KvoS
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-15
Dated this 14th day of November, 1870;

To the Hon. ard OF Supervisors OF
Villas County:
The undersigned petitioner, the
Northern Land Company, respectfully
petitions your honorable body to can
eel and set aside IL certain tax deed
covering Govt. Lot one (D of section
No. thirty dpe 81 )'of township for y
oae an th of range eleven (1D east.
executed by the County Clerk for and
inbehalf of Villas county. to Sanborn
Land Co. assignee of Villas county.
That said tax decd was based on tax
certificate for the sale OF 1900 for the
taxes of 1899.
That said tax deed and the tax certi-
ficate on which it is based is illegal for
the reason that the tax OF 1899 was paid
by your petitioner as evidencedNbv
County Treasurer's receipt No. 23${.
dated April 30. 1900 fDr SIC, said req
ceipt being signed by Winfield j. KyeA
County Treasur, T., cOuntersigned John
Radcliffe, County Clerk.
Wherefore your petitioner pays thai
said tax deed be Cancelled and ser
aside, aud the C0unts Clerk authorize
10 issue to your petitioner ertticate o
said cancellation as by law provid d
The n rthetn Land Co.
By Chas. NJ Upham, Pres.
State of Wisconsin, :.
ohawano County,
Chas. NJ, Upham being first duly
sworn deposes and says that ne. kaN
read the foregoing petition. that h&4Ns
the Pres ident of the Northern LAhd
Co. the corporation above, and han
the contents are true to his own know
ledge, and the tax receipt mentioned
above is in Lis possession.
ChaS. M. Uphan
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this LIST day of July, 1905. ~
Robt A. Upham,i II
Notary Public for Wisconsin,
(Notarlal Seal)
(of Il. a. W
Continued next week.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-15

Don't express q positive opinion TN
tess you perfectly understand what
you are talking about.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
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tC0TshnuGcs6n dc Ia pdQina5pl
~THE HELvETIA.--27 sails dc
0 CruS. Gran sasa de h6apedes. <Ta-
hls d. hotsls. Apossntos para familiA As
Y psrsonAa solAs, Comidas 6 eineuen-
ta seatavoz eubisrto. BAios. Telefono
lN. ApartAdo sorreo, 206. Propiei&-
rio, Pedro Sehirs. Nota Eats hosal
sstG { cargo de una aefiorits sagus.
10
THE NAY VLOWER. -- Cristo
Do. 10. San Juan. R.-A una Qua.
dra do los sarros slsst.isos y prinsi
palss sdina!os del Gohisruo. Esplen
dida vista In bahia. RAfos luoder'
nos sanitartos. Habiiasionss tressIs
kxQuisits aomida puertorriq uefia J
emsftaAna. Preeios nodersdos. .-EMI.
LILA RAMIREZ. viuda do MAsfsrrer.
-ES NECESARIO exigir que sada
Dssta obtsngS grabsdo el nombrs d.
gsstivo Ioiarrista, psro IN solo essu
che produse meior etseto que una do
eenA do botellaa dc aqua minsral 6 de
ssr el tnico curAhvo radical del %
omago del ink<hno, sl Digestive
Molarrieta purifss los &limsntoa y
los hase asimilables' FL lesrtt!mo Di'
gessivo 1oiarrieta surA On IN dis las
indigessicaes. On un mes las dispep.
sias gsstralgisa, y On tres meaes las
mas graves sntermsdsdss er6nicss del
es0mago del intssttno. Eatk uni.
versalmente sondrma ado, on forms ain
.guA' que 10 edeaeia del Digestive
Ao1arrissa % verdsdsraments radissl
, superior 10 de todoa los otros re-
msdioa. De vsnsa on loo prinsipalss
tarmaoias dc Europa , America.
LABORES.- .-ss solisit.n
'6ordadorasy y buenAs OaIadoras, asegu.
fandoles trabaio constants. Proporcio |
nsmos 10 ssls y dibuio snviandolos &
eualquer parte de 10 isla. Dirigirse {
Inc Porto Rico DRAWN Work &
Embroidery Co ForsAlszs 10. Tam.
oisn 90 solisitan Oossursras, Ind |
-E ssfor DIAZ NAVARRO ha
aasshlssido "a otsins do Abcgado y
ls Nosarfs On este sixdad, sslls do aap
5xsto ndmsro II.
klerss Ants 10 Corta Federal, Cor.
: Do Diatrito do soda 10 Isla y oorts
saprsma, dsdisAndoss asimismo nj
axsmsn do ntulos do propisdadsa, In
corporation do Corporssionss dol pais
7 sxGangsrss y tramiiasi6n do sxps
aisntss do appropriation torxosa.
Asspfando 10 nohls eompessnaia
10y eatsolesida On oil aieraisio dc .ss
UsoIeslones oa Abogado y Nosayto. oil
senor DIAz NAVARRO ae disnona
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11

iban partr 'N''O :" u0''OiA ue que os feoa
Las t,milias de loI degucados corrisu como loc.,.
usl C0nvenso M cuAre del euar al tribunal no
enconanoo On nnguna pArte consueo enaban AZ &
ygsmldo E cura .e hbfs euc.rrado 6uQ6udos aOf.mo
nAoa umnsido gusrdias que recibi,n cuia,Eo,
m mosre supllcAnte'; Ell gobsrnadorcio 6r
oH parcels mas tonic ma n6sl que nunca Frsns il CAR
gel 80 gesslcundo as muieres que aun nsn fos,
has queridas. O -"1'uu0 V0Ues hA perso'
sol abHnba nnRuns de squelas nfeIces penub. pa.
M.To DOT.y !. Iegre z de don FlDo 81 Teniens
msyOr vIgaba dsoadA lsvando brasos 90 tierno ho
-R:tirkos ls decan vu.stro ho y. ooo.r m. ..,.,
turs. 'O a"VVkei una oAIen'
"A que Vvir hl de tener IN padre ana IL .aror.,
mire por eli conte'taba lG desconsoIada muer SN''
-Vueatro mirido 90 inOcentei No Mrdars an volvsrl
Captain Tnsy lloraba llamaba "a biio Antonio IL.
Eaess Ctpnl Maria mirlba haca pequen rea dstrk de
y suA e'1aban 'ua dos dnicOs hios gsmsoi " N'''' !"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
MOLINE .rANGERE

Ia pnS. tehin6 nuevam.ns Z. oond.n.do vovi6
Cusndo Tro Uo,g9 eGero II aferez cOnt6 minute
das yAmoratadaa ~ AS00ones esMoan contrAi'
DtGlan. TI-.;;d no yOIvi6s preguntar 81 aIf6rss
7ieron descenderle. '''''"eu'' una Ves n" y VOL
o.ndo 10 .acson M ccone. de rGro '. no ,,..b,r
M oo !. boo papados desbAn yer e fono bDco
Ms' Etabs muertol.. :, ~O'" 00n eahlAs sapgulnolen
b,o m. a0a0 a, miE..On % asnco con.n.do F
padre SAy m1s pdO que nunos con % 0 oo' p.D D.1ve 81
Do mpG Pen ConsO,6n pc6 v.rias vec.s uun.s
ex.ms6 poraus u. . assnud' del psc no
siempre NV sU0 nAp!A uelAoo Dc lutrir para
II o.ro preso contemplate e.csna s.mb.ndo miranda
- s.fe neisS sneag6 q direc rsilo que 10 nt.rroO,
''H'f 'tn0f' dlre todo 10 que vos quer6is T."',,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
MANUEL RUIZ MUROZ

<Horn0 de Aatas II Prihapal Madr1d.
Rspresentants ga eata Corte dc
las elasss pssivas, ofrecs sus servIcio,
para la gassl6n de toda c aae do s.un.
tos cerca de los Centros Oactalev. 90.
pecialmsrts los rslacionados con ha.
osres correspondence q los Jttes V
ohciales dc laa txtingu,dm milicIss
diseiplinadas do Puerto Rtoo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
DOCTOR GUsTAv0 MuAOl

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medlcina de Madrid y Ex pro.
fesor Clfnico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa.
cultad, de regreso de su viaje
4 Madrid, ha establecido su
oScina professional en- la caue
de Teic.:an NJ 81.
Horas de cnnsulta de 2 a
4 p. m. Telefono No oo.oe. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11

asE vENDE: Ia lot, Dc laOaso
90 rama, eosscho dc 1905, do loo me
jores vegas de CsguAs. Diriglrse 4
Qlisone. Csbezudo CO, Csguas, Pusr'
TO Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
N0tiCias dol dia

sobrAr & sus aHsrtss honoPsrios sxss'
sivaments m6dieos.
GU En- el Club de ". Kshrhshn q
Co., S8 San Franei SEQ, ss vsadsn dos
reloies de orc eads ssmans entire so
soaios, sbonando 90 so 6 90 sNmansl.
LII dlhms ssmsna ohtuvn uuo oil
ssior L. N. Alvarez, de Msysgusz,
sosio ndmcro 20.
MODlSTA.-Se nseeaisa uns Mo-
dissa para ls Direoci6n del Departs.
manso do eossuras dc <Tha Porto Rico
Drawn Work Il Embroidery Coz 10
Alleu 81. SAn Juani
The Washington times., 1906-01-18
ODD FELLOWS MAY BUILD
HOME OF MODERN DESIGN
Grand Master Bradford, in His Annual
Report. Recommends Erection
Of New Home.

A modern. up-to-date Odd Fellows
Hall. located somewhere in the central
northwest section OF the District, is a
possibility Of the near future
The recommendation OF =. W. Brad
ford. grand master. a. the annual meet
ing of the Grand Lodge, /. y. .. -,
for the sale Of the present property on
Seventh street. and the purchase OF d
site more centrally located and the erec-
tion of q building suitable 10 all pUr-
poses was the most important feature
Of his annual report.
IN making this suggestion, Mr. Brad
ford pointed out The fact that when
the Seventh street hall was erected ~
sixty years ago-that part OF the city
was the most accessible. The trend Of
building 10 the westward mas taken
scores OF members to points Iar away
from the headquarters OF the order
Fer this and other reasons he made The
following recommendation:
4 recommend that some action be
taken BY this grand lodge, as a Iaree
Stocknoider in the Seventh street hall.
seeking TO bring about Il sale OF said
property and the investment Of the pro-
ceeds in modern temple. suitable to
the needs Of the order and in Il desira bic
location"
During the session new rule was
adopted, increasing the rates from SO
10 So per year This was adopted with
our any considerable opposition
The Washington times., 1906-01-18
PIERCE RECEIVES CALL
TO WORK IN AUSTRAlI IA
Former General Secretary of Washing
ton Y. NJ. C, A. VIII Leave
fer New Fields.

Lyman I. Pierce. whose retirement as
general secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Washington
was announced early in December and
who has since been taking a rest 10
regain his health. has accepted call
to undertake a special mission TO the
Young Mems Christian Association Of
Australia.
The invitation to undertake this i'm
portant work came 10 Mr.. Pierce some
time ago in q tentative way. but was
not definitely accepted, owing to the
uncertainty of his own personal plans.
ard especially the condition of his
health, which has seemed TO make it i'm
possible fer him to continue In the asso-
citation at all
Numerous other invitations have come
to Mr.. Pierce TO specialize. both in the
association work and in other religious
organizations. He has finally concluded
10 accept the commission to visit the
Australian associations and Will leave
Washington in early March to spend
two years probably In promoting the
American type of Young Mems Chris
tian Association in Australia.
Members of the Washington assocla-
tion viii give Mr.. Pierce farewell
dinner at the new association building
on Wednesday, January 81. F. 5. La
Fetra is chairman of the dinner COM
mittee and particulars regarding the
program may be secured from him either
at the association building or az his
business office at Eleventh and @ streets.
The Washington times., 1906-01-18

believe that he was responsible for the
death.
Coroner JermOn said that, while the
autopsy was not finished, he had no
evidence to substantiate the charge of
foul play, and he believed that the
cause of death Will prove TO be heart
disease.
We find" he said, that there is no
ground for the belief that she was
poisoned with candy. Other persons ate
the same candy and were not made Ill
by it
Such is the interest in the remark
able career of the old Countess" friend
of presidents, emperors, companion Of
the nobility OF Europe, heiress to n
mythical fortune of ss2,0O0,OoO in
Spain, and one or the slnrewdest swim
dlers that ever lived. that the hearing
room was crowded when McAfurrovS
disheveled and swollen-eyed, AFTER his
night in cell, was arraigned.
The Washington times., 1906-01-18
Morocco Will Fight All
If Religion Be Touched
SuItan's Delegate Says Otherwise His Coun-
try viii Submit to Algeciras Conference
Because 1t Represents Superior Force.

Is peculiar. II is their intention TO take
little active pait IN the convention. but
TO watch CLOSELY all that goes on Sidi
IT Mohkri. the Moroccan leader. said
today:
Morocco Will Fight.
Morocco will submit to the united ac-
tiGn Of the congress, not because she
recognizes that the powers have any
moral or legal right TO interfere with
her internal affairs. but simply because
she must bow 10 superior force II any
attempt, however, Is made TO interfere
with or 10 insult our religion, Morocco,
a the oldest independent Moslem gov
ernment In the world. viii Tepudiate
The council and hght united Europe II
necessary
The impression prevails among Span
lsh OfflCiais that al the conference held
by the French and British delegates an
agreement was reached by which both
France and England VIII ebdeavor 70
delay the conference as long as possi-
BILE with the object OF gaining time.
The Washington times., 1906-01-18

ALGECIBAS. Spain, Jan. 1s.-The sec
oud sitting Of the Moroccan conference
began at o'clock this afternoon. The
meeting today IS solely for the purpose
of enabling the delegates TO exchange
impressions.
The American feet has left Gibraltar
for Tangier.
Working in Private.
From the number Of personal confer
ences which have been and are being
held between the delegates. 1t IS not
improbable that the acton OF the con-
gress itself will be simply the ratifica-
ton of agreements already reached in
private.
In order that these influences may
have a fun opportunity 10 work there
is a disposition tc take up those ques-
tions first over which controversy Is
little likely to arise.
The attitude Of the Morocco delegation
The Washington times., 1906-01-18
NORTH CAROLINA BELLE
CHOOSES HUSBAND BY LOT

ASHENILLE. y. c.. Jan. IS-The
marriage of Miss Irene Depew and
James William Mock, Of MochsvilIe. y.
e. is announced.
Mrs. Mock, Il WeiI-knOWn beauty and
social favoritc, is reported 10 have de-
l-rmined the choice OF three brothers,
all of whom had been paying marked
attention 10 her for years, by ballot.
She allowed all three 10 draw lots and
The youngest Mock wen.
The bride lottery consisted of three
small pasteboards. on one of which was
Inscribed her name The other two
were blanks. She declared that she had
new TO settle H. and that she did not
want To wreck the lives of the other two
Dy choosing one
Miss DcpeW had received proposals
iIom every young man in the village.
Her wedding soon followed her decision
BY ballot.
The Washington times., 1906-01-18
COMPLAINS OF WHISTLES
OF EAST RIVER BOATS

The best part of this mornings Ses-
sion Of the board OF supervising inspec-
tors. Of the Steamboat Inspection Sery-
ice, now holding its annual meeting
here, was devoted TO the consideration
OF complaints from shipping men and
commercial organizations.
Letters We're read in executive session
and referred 10 different committees. a
number of hearings will be given next
week to business men of New York who
have filed complaints again ST the eN-
cessivc footing Of whistles b!sships that
ply the East river. The hearing VIII not
be public The board will be ia session
for several weeks and the resL't of the
meeting. with the recommendation OF
the Inspectors, will be contained in a
report submitted to Secretary MetcaIf
The Washington times., 1906-01-18
Madn1an Tries to Brain
Physician In Hospital
DR.. DeHaven Sharp Has Narrow Escape at
Washington Asylum-Was Administering
to John Lanahan When Attacked.

Graphing desperately with an en-
ragged madman who sought TO dash his
brains cut, his coat violently torn
from his back. and only rescued. when
assistance reached him in response TO
his cries for help, is an experience
which Dr. DeHayen Sharp, attending
physician AT the Washington Asylum
Hospital. viii not soon forget.
While administering medicine ytstcr-
day afternoon 10 John n. Lanahln,
former newspaper writer. who was
confined 20 the hospital under treat
ment fcc alcoholism, Or. Sharp was set
upon b. the temporarily insane man
and had not help promptly arrived ne
would undoubtedly have met q violent
death As il happened. the physician
viii suffer from some Gays from the
ucrN Gus shaking up he received at the
hands OF Lanshan, and his bruised
head will bear testimony 10 the yio-
The Washington times., 1906-01-18
JUDGE DEUEL. KEPT
TAB UPON FISHES
THATDID NOT BITE
Makes More Admissions About Fads and
Fancies and Sees Tip to Town Topics
Correspondents to Use Razor"

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Judge Joseph
NJ Deuel., of the court OF special ses-
sions, who took umbrage at an article
written IN Golfers Weeking on his con-
nection with Town Topics while hold
ing a position on the bench and brought
suit for criminal libel against Norman
Hapgood. editor of the publication. was
stewed and fried on the grill OF James
W. Osborne's cross-examination again
today.
IN the Fads and Faucies scheme, the
contention Of the defense is that Judge
Deuel. acted in an editorial capacity
"Use Razor"
When court vas opened this morn
Ing, Mr.. Osborne handed Judge Deue;
a paper known as Hints to Correspond
ents. and asked him II he knew any
thing about II Judge Deuel. said he
knew nothing about the paper.
NJ Osborne, by consent, was permit
ted to offer the paper IN evidence, Mr.
Osborne read the paper, which included
the expression that "ridicule was mora
effective than abuse" anc 20 use the
razor rather than the bludgeon." Corre-
spondents were told always to give
names and TO let the editorial depart
ment determine whether 10 use the
names or not"
Judge Deuel. said his scheme for Fads
and Fancies was developed early In 1901.
Eie was asked how much had been
collected from subscriptions for Fads and
Faucies and the Judge replied that he
thought IL was at least s150000
Was not the greater part OF that
money collected befare the middle OF
1902"
Il assume so"
Judge Deuel. said that some Of those
The Washington times., 1906-01-18
Celebrate Homecoming
OF Kidnapped Boy
All Business Held Up in Indiana Town in
Honor of the Event-ExCitenlent Runs
at Fever Heat

The letter stated that the man had
found two boys on a steamboat at New
Madrid. but they refused to talk fur
ther than 10 say that they were from
Indiana.
The description OF the Byers boy tall
lied exactly with that of the younger
OF the two boys found on the boat, and
the man had both OF the boys detained.
Identifies Boy.
Dr. Byers telephoned twice TO New
Madrid before he sent Silas Compton.
friend of the family. TO Missouri.
Compton left for Missouri Sunday.
and last night a telegram was received
from the man at Madrid. saying that
Compton had started for home with the
child. AS Compton knew the boy well,
there is little doubt that the little one
is the missing child.
The Washington times., 1906-01-18

lence with which the madmen dashed
his head against the NALL
The attack on Dr. Sharp was entire .y
unexpected. as ihs patient had develop
ed no violent symptoms up TO that mo-
ment DR.. Sharp was IN the act of ad-
ministering a sedative when suddenly
LanahaH seized him bv be throat and
dashed his head again ana again with
terrific force against The wall DF.
ohaTps call for help brought TWO stall
wart hospital stewards 10 his side. and
the three men after a determined
struggle with LGuahan. y hose strength
seemed supernuman, succeeded Ia sub
DUNG him.
Sent to St. Elizabeth's.
Superintendent Zinkhan Immediately
ordered Lauahan's removal 20 s.. Eli---
beth's. where he s now confined in 8
padded cell lie VIII be brought iut8
the Police Court on Friday. ana the
question OF his sanity looked Into.
The Washington times., 1906-01-18

who refused 20 subscribe had been re.
ported back to him. Asked If 1t was
not a part OF hts plan 70 have the
names Of all those who refused To sub
scribe reported back to him, Judge
Deuel. said he did not recoIIect that.
whereupon MT. Osborne read a letter
from Judge Deuel. to MIR Wooster. n
solicitor iH which ne wrote:
II wish you TO keep me informed Of
every one who absolutely rejects the
matter"
Judge Deuel said that the expression
III the letter recalled the circumstances.
I notice that you call the subscrib-
ers' IN this letter, fishes and 'cOons.'
Which is lie correct designationl"
I object" cried the prosecutor.
Sustained. said Justice Fitzgerald
While Judge Deuel. smiled broadly
Juaee Deuel. was asked If il was not a
fact that those who refused 70 subscribe
were abused in Town Topics
Seward webb's Case.
lie denied it. ana then Mir. Osborne
read from a. letter TO Judge Deuel. from
Mr.. Wooster. in which he spoke OF the
great diculties and the ultimate failure
10 secure the subscription OF Dr. ".
Seward webb.
Mr. Osborne then produced photo
graphic copies OF Town Topics. which
contained an article which, Mr.. Osborne
said was a yelled attack on Ir. Webb
Did YOU know DR.. Webb personality
No"
Did you read this article7
Il only glanced at il"
Mr. Osborne handed the witness the
article IN Town Topics and he read f.
carefully. The jury was given copies OF
Town Topics Of various dates coutain-
ing articles attacking those who, Mr.
Osborne declared. refused 70 subscribe 10
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