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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07
A MURDERER ON TRIAL
Jim Hdrdemda Being Tried for Shooting
ll1ema Brown TO Death.

The case of the state OF Texas
against Jim Hardeman, charged with
murder, was called for trial In the
district court this morning Both
sides announced ready and the work
of securing jury was commenced.
A special yenire of sixty men was
drawn from which TO select twelve
men who will decide the defendant S
fate. At u O'Clock today three jur-
ors had been secured.
Hardeman is q negro and is charg-
ed with shooting and killing Uzema
Brown, also colored, at a dance near
Forreston one night early in the fall.
A bullet from revolver was sent
through Browns head. inflicting a
wound which caused his death a
few hours later. 1T was two or three
days after the kinlling before Harde-
man was arrested.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07
x DASH FOR LIBERTY
white Nan Escapes from Jail While pris-
Oners Are Being Looked Up

Yesterday afternoon Chess Dodge,
la white man. made his escape from
the county Jail in a rather daring
manner. The white prisoners are
kept confined on the second floor of
the prison Shortly after 5 o'clock
Jailer Yates went u2 stairs to lock
up the prisoners for the night. Dodge
watched his opportunity and when
the jailers back was turned to him
he darted through the door, dashed
down the stairway and through the
office door into the street. A negro
trustv who was in the jail yard gave
chase but the man soon out distanced
him and got away Officers made a
thorough search OF the city and out
lying districts, but at this hour the
man has not been recaptured
Dodge had been in Jail several
weeks on an alleged charge of theft.
Yesterday he entered a plea of guilty
to the charge He was fined S25 and
sentenced TO serve twenty days in Jail.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07
Death of George Williams.

Mr.. George Williams, who former
ly resided in Waxahachie, died this
morning at o'clock at his home in
Dallas. He had been sick several
months Mr.. Williams moved to
Haskell a few years ago and about
one week ago moved from there to
Dallas. He was formerly postmaster
of Waxahachie and was in business
here for a number of years. He is
the father of Royal Williams, now
mailing clerk in the postoffice. Mr.
Williams leaves a wife and five chill
dren, all of whom were at his bed
side when death came. The inter
ment took place in Dallas this after
noon at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. Williams had many friends in
Waxahachie who will sincerely re-
gret to hear of his death.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07

Farmers Remained Away from the Polls
in Tuesdays Election

The vote cast In The election Tues
day was the lghtest that has been
polied in a general election In Ellis
comfy I'm many years furou,nieft
returns indicate ina, tba rot. v,ilt
be less thap half of tho ,,oto cas- i,
tho pyir,a,. ,.alactio,, 49,, MI. 90 ~
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'"o Na'S HAS ue''i l'uu'ea from -
10 ~ Nole7' me Dig iaiIihs OH in
the vote is due partly 10 the tact that
lhe FARMERS were 100 Dusy IN 'heir
cotton fields to go to the polls. And
then a primary election in Texas de-
termines who shall fill the offices for
the ensuing two years,
WaxahaChie gave a little more than
half the vote cast in the urinary cleo
ton while Ennis did not come Quite
mn 10 the half way mark The total
In WaxahachIe was e71 and IN Ennis
375 votes. Complete returns from
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07
Ash FOR A FRANCHISE
promoterS of interurban Railway Submit
Ordinance to Council.

Al last nights meeting of the city
council an ordinance asking for d
franchise to construct, maintain and
operate an interurban railway over
the streets of Waxahachie was sub
mitted for the consideration of that
body Those who appeared before
the council in the interest of the pro
position were Judge NJ. b, Templeton,
Hon T. J. Cole, Osce Goodwin and
X g Phillips The ordinance was
presented by Judge Templetor, who
explained that the proposition was
made in good faith and that the road
would be built. He went into details
with reference to the sherman Dallas
line, which has already been financ-
ed and on which active work is now
in progress. He said that some of
the men interested in that line were
also identified with the line
which is proposed to be built from
Dallas to Waxahachie. He said that
a trackage contract had been made
with the street railway system of
Dallas by which entrance to the city
could be secured from the north and
from the south. The company now
promoting the line south of Dallas
is known as the Central Texas Trac-
tion Company 1t is the idea of this
company TO build from Dallas to
Waxahachie and thence to Ennis, and
possibly later extend to Corsieana and
Waco. He said that since matters
had been perfected on the north end
the time seemed to be ripe for work
on the south end J. F. Strickland is
names of several Waxahachie citi-
zens appear on the application for a
franchise. Judge Templeton stated
that ii the franchise could be secured
and the road was built it was gener-
ally understood that. the present
street railway system of the town
would become a part of that enter
prise, and that electricity would be
substituted for mule power. A sur
vey for this proposed line is now be-
ing made from Waxahachie to Dallas
by J w Martin. The surveyors are
now in the neighborhood of Lancas-
ter
The ordinance was passed over un-
Til 4 O'Clock this afternoon, when
some action will be taken on same
The reports of officers and com
mittees were received and approved
The usual bills We're allowed and or
derd paid.
c. D. Bowman was appointed nigh
watchman to succeed Harry Rogers
who recently resigned.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07

The Daughters of the Confederacy
have received the following invita-
tion from the club women OF Waco:
"The Waco Federation OF Nom-
ans climbs and the Daughters of the
Confederacy will be at home TO the
women of Central Texas Friday No
yember sixteenth, nineteen hundred
six, and extend to you and the mem
hers of your club and chapter a most
cordial invitation to come to waco
and enjoy the Flower SHOW. it pleas
urrs and beauties with us.
Mrs. VIM O. WeikeS.
Mrs. r. l. Monroe.
Mrs. Edward RotIu.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Report of superintendent Acker for
the Month of October.

Below is the report Of Superlntend-
ent Acker of the city public schools
for the month Of October:
Number Of children within age en-
rolled male, 392 female 45G; total
S48.
Number of children under age en-
relied Male, IL female, %; total,
40
Number of children over age en-
rolled Male, 13; female, 10; total
81
Entire enrolment of all children
Male. A22, female, 49S, total, Wv
| Average daily attendance--Mais aus
s54: female, 454; total, sos
! Number cases of tardiness--Mal'
81: female, "a; total, II,
Number pupils perfect in attene
lance-Male. 143; female, 174; total
I317.
/ Number enrolled in colored schoo
Male. 12; female, "a; total, So
Number of days school has been
taught, %.
Amount of tuition collected-Pre-
viousIv reported $2S.O0; october col
Iections. $192.75; total, s220.15.
Pupils on honor roll-Mary Sleep
er. Ted Beall, Willie Price Mtzeil'
Mary Tingle, Norine Thompson, VIII
lie Nav Stroud. Clarice Roberts.
November 6. 1906.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07

The ladies' of Home Mission So
,iety wish to return thanks 70 the
Hardy p. Mlzell Company for favors
extended them ON Monday al their
dinner Tho loan OF the Banner
Range ou which biscuit and rolls
wars cooked. while the crowds were
being aer,.H certainly proved all
chat h1. n..u said of its many good
sualt..es and thcy heartily rocom-
u,ud DO .H .Ue public
Tho rot.. That were cooked on
tFs ursi... .HUeer Uvrr aF iuiey nad
tender H. rH. one could wish for
Ths, nre s.a1 indebted to y H Early
f1r .8ffee aHl Harkiua ana t1 Lumle}
gabh nr .He nuH rour used bod
making H.eu. and rolls Aui fof 'iI
tr.. f..I ...I rrtffal
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07
ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW
This Event win Open on November IS
and Coallnue Three Days.

The flower show 20 80 given By the
Guited Daughters of the Confederacy
viii be held November Is, fG and II,
and is TO be on a very elaborate scale
this year The show will take place
In the Gibson building on West
Franklin street The flowers will
be- grouped into booths representing
'Arco Iris, or the colors OF the rain
bow Different ladies viii have
charge of these booths. arranging
the flowers, fancy work. etc. The
following committees have been ap-
pointed to look after the flowers, the
first name on each committee being
chairman
White chrysanthemums Mrs B.
r, Moffett, Mrs. G. l.. Adkisson, Mis-
ses Clara Mae Bodenhamer and Kate
Ross.
Yellow chrysanthemums--Mrs. ].
S. Herrin Mrs. j. D. Hood. Mrs. G. d,
Pickett and Miss Mary Pierce
Pink chrysanthemums- Mrs +. H.
Griffin, Mrs " H Shelton, Misses
Minnie Sims and Fay Hood
Red and bronze chrysanthemums
Mrs. s. p. Skinner, Mrs. VIII Moore
and Miss Louise Skillern.
Geraniums and carnations Mrs.
II. A. Pierce. Mrs Maud Lake, Mrs.
Tessie Edmonson, Misses Jewett Dow
ling and Katie Peters.
Roses-Mrs ]. W. Singleton, Mrs.
s. f. Fowler. Mrs Burton Prince and
Miss Minnie Kate shelton.
Ferns Mrs II. n. Peters, Mrs. l..
T. Gulick, Mrs. J II. Kelleher, Mrs.
Alfred Mackin and Miss Clara Morse.
Fancy Work Mrs, Phil Bertram,
Mrs. Lucy Neely, Mrs. l.. II. Peters,
Mrs. C. c. Crocker and Miss Sallie
Ray.
Culinary Mrs. S. II. Watson, Mrs.
A. b. Mcknight, Mrs B. d. Pickens
and Mrs NJ. A. G. Maggard
Baby show and refreshments-Mr Mrs,
H. Cohen Mrs K. X. Erwin, Mrs. A,
| T. Willis, Mrs w d. Ryburn, Mrs
IL. B. Wilson, and Mrs. John Olsen.
Christmas table-Mrs. A. B. Small
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. w. g. Lonax an
Miss Margaret Erwin
Curios--Mrs II. N. Anderson, Mr
,Julia d Jenkins, Mrs. John Rodmf
and Miss Ella Mcknight.
Door keeper-Miss Mollie Phillip
Mrs. E. NJ. Hines, Mrs. Annie Hic
man, Mrs E. E. Smiley. Mrs. j. !
Riddle. Mrs. L. r. Gulfck and MT
NJ A. c. Maggard. :.
Assignment committee--Mrs M
Fl. Finch, Mrs F. B. kenner Mrs >
F. Olsen. Misses Minnie Kate Shei-
| ton. Clara Morse, Sallie Ray. Mary
Pierce, Fay Hood, Louise SkiIierh'
Mary Sue Pickett. Clara Mae Boden-
hamer and Jewett Dowllng.
We cordially invite everybody III
Ellis county who has flowers tancy
work. fruit. vegetables or babies 10
exhibit. We have very liberal prize
list which has been published several
times. We also extend a cordial IN
yftatiou to everyone to visit the snow.
MRS w. H. FEARS, Chm.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07

EARLY this morning while Johh
Templeton. one of the Daily Light s
carrier boys. and his little brother
were driving around town ON cart
their horse became frightened ana
ran away Both boys were thrown
off the vehicle and tFe smaller one
received ID painful iujUr ou oar band
John escaped uuhurt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07
Walter EarlS Murder Case.

According to q special in the papers
this morning the Walter Earls muir
der case has been transferred from
Navarro county to the district court
of Ellis county The officers mere
have not vet been notified OF the
change of venue. if one was granted
Earls IFS under indictment for the
murder of Policeman Maddox I'm Cor
sicaua two or three years ago.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07
piphti,eria From ret Cat.

Dr A. J Cox Of Ennis has reported
genuine case OF diphtheria IN his
practice. which the chtld undoubtedly
contracted from pet cat. The anil
nal died few days ago with O malig-
nant throat affliction aud the diph-
liberia developed in the child ia the
regular course of time
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07
Woman Cruelty Beaten.

A young woman with two small
children came in from the country
this week and stated that she and
her husband had been picking cot
ton near town and that few days
ago the man gave her cruel beating
and left her without any money. Ihe
good people of Ennis made up some
money so she could go to her people
in Henderson county. 1t is reported
that the man has been arrested in
Corsicana.- News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07
Niii Gi,c - Razar.

The ladies Of the Home Mission
Society of the Methodist church an
nouHee bazar 30 be given Deeem-
btr land ~ Soliciting committees
viii be ont next week and members
ot the church are asked 20 give them
holding the bazaar win be announced
later
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07

A meeting of the Woodmen Circle
will be held at the hall tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30. All members are
urged TO be present. CLhhh'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07

The family medicine In thousands "
homys for 52 yrars--pr. Fhacher : L''e'
snd Btood S~-'p
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-07

Get your cigars at Williams and
IL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27
3manss=I srmalter eraannt.

8unbesri1ter Mnberfon ernannte ge-
fern auf Intrag Der SQinois Sruf &
Sanin9s Banf Germ @barles g. Ru.
ger 3url Ysrualter Der Muncie Sos
Sight & GueI 60. In Wuncie. Sno.
Der Intrag grtnoet f9 auf bic
9erfdumuib Der @as-@sienFdaft. am
|. Sanunr $40. coo gu benz CUR absab.
lung elmer 0ppbtbef bon $500. 900 be.
fimmten Jonb 3u iiberI&reibsn; BITE
antraaffeIerin Ia bic 5ppotbsteneldu.
biaerin. 0aa ben 8sfimmunasn bes
Sppotbsien. Snfruments III bic ganss
Sppotbef iofOrt fd0ig. 10 balb sins Ab.
sa6Iunssrate ni9t be3ubIt uirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27
@eme Sneorporationsn.

Die fOIesnben reuen @eieai6aften
Iisben f9 bsim Staatsiefrstdr intor.
poriren:
Die grptal 8heater gompanp. Wa.
rion. Capital $40, 900; 9irsttursr
Sobn 8. gmmons, 9ugb 8. Dubois
unb Wesiep 8. Dubois.
Die alumni Hfpeiation Of ibs 8in-
eennes 6isb S9oOl, 8inesnnss. Gi-
rstiOren eleanor gsu9, Soa 8. ausl
uno Grant .. 5Oults.
6psenic Sairp ano Sje Cream Com.
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Smith unb glpbe Wartin.
Die 6map3ee 5air NRoeiaiion 3ur
abba.tuns bon Jairs In Suaplee.
@rant gountp.
J. Die 8enua @ompann, Salem; 60
pital Gtod, $4,000. Sirsfiorer
Souls q. Bsnua. Nnna 2inba Benua,
Orrts 6. 6sab unb Bella Warb Gsao,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27
@runosisentbums llebeitrasunsen.

$bomas Dom an 9annab Dom, Got
ia in aliens u. q. Nortb abolition.
40 bel l56 CUB, Daeant. Ofisite Der
Sem S.eriep StraBe, n6rblia BON IL.
Str. $500.
Wiliam @oof an Sofepb 8bompIon,
Elm Sbeil Der 2ota 4S uno A In Bruce
pIaes Oisnb abolition, 35 BET $50
CUB, psrbehert, Wefieite Der Cornell
Nbenue. n6rbli9 bon 81. Gtrabe.
$500.
Artbur Broun on @barles RanbnQ,
Got 70 in 8ropn's OF Werioian
6eigbts ADDITION, 83t BET $50 SUB,
baeant, 0orbwsfli9s gde bon BaIb-
ineton 8ouIeparb unb AZ. @trabe.
$500.
@tniam eprineer anb 6iram Win.
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LSAz@@ G.


ter. Cots SO unb 90 oerfeIben Mobition
uno Glaae, ieoe pacant, @efisite ber
WaibtngtOn gOulsDarb aos., nbrolid
bon 46. Ctr. $4,000.
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4. @snter Sp. $1,000.
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lid bon RooIelt Ute. $954.O1.
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Ods s It q m etnes
MilIipnGrs g. Der tirsli9 In
2onOon peritorbene MtuionGr @bparS
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27

Die BON ben o Deputy
Ri9nep uno Slemine beim Sif6en nit
einem HsBs bstrofsnsn 2opsa Stsfsn,
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ben nit Gslofrafen bon $38. 40 rsIp.
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den Dsrhaftste Wdrnsr usieertsn R6.
ibre Namsn a~u3useben unb wurosn
besbal5 in's @sfdneniB sebra1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-27

Is@ etterberi@t.
G66n unb anbaltsnS iparm bente Na4i
uno Sonnerftag.
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MmS ben 0ert9ten.


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Ct muBte 800 gnrgi6aft fur lire
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auf 9 Wonate entsoasn.
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80. @rif geaen feline Satin alila Or.
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&reisgeri6t.
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Der tuuros 3u @unffen Der 9ldeerin emit
idisbsn.
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lod rouroe 3u 8unfen bss ald9ers ent'
f9ieoen.
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rpurbe Der Rldeerin bic S9eibun9 be.
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Ab0lpb Grebsrid iibergebsn.
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Tbermoraeterfnnb

Tbernon1eterifnnb.
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@etterbertMt.
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GbteaSp, 81. SUM-.
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i'm aasemeinen i6Dn, pabri9einli9 locale
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3a1t pber Sonnerftag.
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O c b n.

StraBs, Wdb9en. - aribur uno 3ulr
6arms. 1909 8slsfontaine Strabe,
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niFen. Soipital. 9nnbe. - Granf uno
@oIoie 8aoen, 81 Sub GearbornS tr.,
Wdbaen.-Sobn unb anna @ineipis,
635 OF @ubaib Strabe. Dtdodgn.-
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Strabs, Rnabe. - &rscos unb Nauo
greoen, $50 2srinetonAbenue. Rnabe.
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9ott,s @op, $40 partmap Abenue,
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Nuna Ousns, 1108 Norb Sheffield
Npenue, Rdb9sn.- Mnorsp u. Wettis
Gram, 422 Norb Warman abenue,
9nabe. -glnoOb uno gtbsl grant, 81
Ssnnp Strabe. Rna6e.-
8etraut.
Wartin g. Bropn-Ssnnie Or. Sbo'
matter.
glbrio9s Witt prstdett-Wae Riee.
Walter Sufon-2ouife 3snoaa.
Gabio @onnor-2atbrpn 2o9an.
Soiepb Oberafen-glisabetb 6anf.
SObn 9sd-Sassle Sadion.
6enrp Soltfamp-Warie Minea.
Soispb Stranb-2sonara glbribge.
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Batter.
Wilinm Bople-Anna Carl.
CHARLES Murpbp-Stsl Sarris.
Wiqiam SOuslas-gfis WoOoruf.
Bruce Stsbenfon-8erlabps 8bomas.
Samss Olmfsao-Wap Smith.
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Ri9arbs.
Winiam Warner-Nnnn Nortcn.
German 3. 8. gademsper-SOphie 6.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-01

PARIS. April 30-The eve of May
day finds the authorities concluding pre-
parations of unprecedented magnitude
to guard the city against violence. A
a final measure Of warning there were
numerous arrests today, principally OF
the organizers of the federation of la
Dor and the imperialists sympathizers
charged with fomenting the trouble and
anarchists OF various degrees of promi-
nenee. The arrests have served their
purpose in designating the violent
element which finds itself practically
without leaders for the monster dem
onstration planned for tomorrow. The
movement appears to have lost heart
as the conspicuous figures were led away
to jail. The imperialist arrests include
Count De Bauregard charged with being
at the head of the plots against the gov
ernment; Major Feullent. formerly COM
mander of the imperial guard and NJ.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-01
Grand Jury Does Not investigate
Contributions.
UPON REQUEST OF JEROME
New York Grand Jury Fails to Inves'
tigate Political Contributions by
Insurance 0fficials-Are Cen
sured by Goft.

NEW YORK, April 3O.-The grand
Jury has returned presentment to re-
coMer Gotf in which it declared it had
failed to investigate political contribu-
tions by insurance officials because dis
trict attorney Jerome asked the jury
not to do so. Jerome had stated he was
opposed to action because he first de-
sired an opinion from the appellate di'
vision of the supreme court as to wheth'
er such contributions constitute larce-
ny. Justice Greenbaum had already de-
cided it was larceny but it was doubt
full, Jerome said, whether this ruling
would be sustained by the appellate
division. If Greenbaum's ruling is cor
rect" said Jerome, ut will be neces,
sary to call Cornelius n. Bliss, treasur-
er of the Republican National committee
and George b. COrtelSou chalrhah u
witnesses and to indicate large part
of the officers of every financial insti.
tuition in the city
Recorder Golf discharged the jury but
informed it that it had not done its
whole duty, although it rendered sig
nal service in accentuating the "unequivc
cal responsibility which now rests upor
the district attorney, and number OF
eminent julists.'
Jerome was informed the jury hat
declared contributions did not consti
tute larceny.