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pcared quite seriously hurt. was
dragged oa; and the fire sxiinguish.
ed
The wreeking crew Was sent for
and the main line vas cleared la
three houru
After the enritsment had Rhated
some. amusing incidents we're NO.
uceabie. The conductor. who had
been standing directly under several
bottles of "firo exiinEuishera whcn
the wr~k occurred. was drenehed
from head 60 foot with the liquid
and. Ks u began 20 dry. he looked
like a novice ranehcr Who had been
milking on the wrong side Of a COW.
The engineer % the passenger traia
was calmly rolling a eiEaret: his
fireman quietly gathered up the
fragments 81 bic shaving set. when
the passengers tumbied out In All
directions and took 10 the woods.
fearing an explosion. only veniurlnE
TO return on noticing the unconcern
OF the crew. with the exception Of
Secretary Lyons. Of the state rail-
road commission. who Immediately
started on afoot without looking
backward.
The freight engineer was disonv-
ered sitting on a rail writing out
his resignation on the blank space
of a Circus solly- comic supple
ment.
The claim agent was rushed 10
the scene. but his services proved
unnecessary. however. Is the only
ache he could find among the pas
senEers was caused by missing their
dinner in Olympia at the regular
hour.
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TELEGRAM RECEIVED At NAVY YARD STATING
THAT BIG BATTLEsHIP WILL ARRIVE IN
THREE WEEKS TO UN DERGo REPAIRS THAT
WILL CONSUME TWO YEARS

control 81 tho city government
Mayor A " FrrofsHeu succeeds ~
J Davis formerly OF that office and
the new council is composed 81 the
following Councilman at large. G.
Dleiz. First ward. u " Frahey and
y T. Emslie second ward. W. l.
Stevens and y w Chambers. Third
ward J EaFeu and y n 0reNeit.
The following appointirs Officers
Huceued Themselves ia their rn.
speftiye offices Treasurer. & ~
Randall clerk. Paul Mehnef. city
attorney. ThOa stevenson. police
Judge. a J gimone. civil engineer.
+ " Berry The city marshal has
not yet been appointed and Mayor
Ffoefksen refuses 10 divulFe the
name Of the man be Will name next
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COUNCIL
Is IN LINE

A meeting Of the finance commit.
tee Of the council and members OF
the board Of park commissioners
will be- held In the office Of Comp
trollcr Riplingor late this afternoon
for the pudpose Of discussing the
question Of resuhmission OF the park
bond board issue 20 the people II
Is expected the committee will un.
RnimouHly recommend such an &C
ton. II IN expected that the matter
will he voted upon az the general
election I'm March.
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OREGON TO
COME HERE

bttEMEHToN. Jan. g. Work nt
In navy yard has bosn getting
steadily more aud more slack fof
months. aud the work force 81 400
men, when the Oregon WIS here last
has decreased Ia GOO. the present
number Officials nay that they
have been Obliged 10 lay off hun
dredH because ~ nothing Tot chem
40 do. and the town Was slowly
coming Ga business ntandHtill.
All thla now n changed and once
more there are preparations for n
busy time A Telegram Wan received
yesterday announcing that the ore
gnn would $50 al nremertan IN three
weeks. and to get the docks la shape
for two years repairing and Eeu
erai refnodeliuR This means that
work for at least 600 men for two
years IL assured. aud there IL ne
question that something will turn
up needing repair before the end Of
that time. keeping the merry hum
II industry Ia the air pefprtnaliy
No. fHts.. n4g.a..
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Town Is Orderly.

city Attorney Thgs steYsuso.
this morning stated that Bfemertou
IN the best city ~ TO size on fhe
sound, ~ far 49, mum pal elsanu.
ncHs he concerned Tho salIara ana
wOfkingmen are very gHlef and he
saloon men obey the city ordlnans@
10 the letter
Ny position ia aineeure." sal4
Mr Stevenson as far ~ The proas.
cutting paft 0f the office b. e1neert.
ed. On the whole I don mink I
could make a suggestion Tor the lei.
tsfmeurof conditions here
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TaNo Commissioner Frost will in
atitutc suit for recovery of SIS. 900
inheritance tax. said to be due from
estate valued at SEQ. 900 In isaS.
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BUSINESS GROWS
WITH GERM ANY

WASHINGTON. n. G. Jan. s.
Trade between tho United States
and Germany. whose commercial re-
lations are now the subject OF ne
gotiations between the two eoun-
tries, aggregated IN the fiscal year
1905 over sS0o. 600. 600
Germany stands second In the or
der OF magnitude OF our trade with
foreign countries. both as to i'm
ports and exports
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Tuesday The present marthai
DOminiek Kane. may be elected
again.
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The MARKETS
vsssushIsa


Beans. dry. per eat q @at =: No
1 small whites. . $. ehoies shiis4
s.ss. n ss' by. ys'i ss.a.. ~ na. s. sss
PEI snes O %. pafruips Der sscG.
VI q. earfoiss Der asek Te ttsrpiH
sa<k IL. istiaee, per Dol q s.aih
caulifi0wsr, per don q q garlic. ~
e.9t1o. California psppsrs. pr BED
q = parsley. per cor ae. squash. ~
10. ~ rumpkfns. pr u. se eahbsg1
per Is. ie. tomatoes. Der box. ar9t "
eusss psf ool ief&-e. sFE-pasri
sa,se! whl,s river ss'f p5ia,oss ,os - 70
- sweet potatoes. isk ~. & e Ysligs
nanssr ouiVus. ess.s ~ EulA. Mslk
Walls onions. sark- nc. eucuzuben
Frvits
Figs per case. A-iD brfcks NJ
sssdiess rHA 9Th cartons. - t<s2
' ~s' e.. ns 81 81 N wss -
per huK, O 1sftz -. bananas. bnn<h
= 7i9k %. native apples. box sscptM
Cal VrsNsnsieinA pr cor shcelfi3
parent apples per hoH, iJgeac fssv
sppiss Per ees. sisfsa -. faney ~
d 90; native pears Der eon no. s4n
SAGA per ~ e. Mascat rrspes ~
crate q Sai q. ssseless saitaA
grapes Per crate. tie Hawaiian pfus-
annles. Per des. sses5s z. eeeos.
eenh isisc. ncctsrinsA per box ~
potuussrranntes per box rD. ~
oranges. per bundls. 81 :. fvo ersta
n zach bundle Natice peaches. boz
Ranch seKs. per dozen. &c. ORE
sen per do2, S2I5tc. ksatcrhs yer daS
Butter and Cheese.
Washington creamery. per -. ~
Eastern creamery. brieks per u, 1<.
Eastern Tub. per ID. stu1c. ccekiaf
per u. ts4fise. ranch tatter. per z
ia9ise. Wtscenhin cheese. twins. prf =
burger. per "a. isc, kloek swiss per q
i.e; Young American cheese. per u
Sugar.
Dry Granristec, sacks per 10 -
60 fruit granulsted. saeka 9sr "
q l6
Poultry.
Dressed chicken. per IN. lie. nFs
chickens ID. isrfo; SPRING chiek..A
dressed turksys. per ID. ss49se: i've
tufkefa Der 20. sc reese, per d. -.
ducks. per ID. ilc. Wild ducksetae khrd
Ducks. per u. &c. cid roosttrA Y
Meats.
Dressed steers pr 10. sisdec. dressed
mutton. TA4W<c. dressed pork ~
tight veal ss51ie heavy veal f&ftrs
dressed lamb. SIC live steers ~
per cwt. I've sheep. taoV PER cwt: "
hosA ~ per cNts live veal n~
Ia Per eMt. live iambk q 4G10
Reported for The star by Down
ing, Hopkins a Co. brokers. Alasks
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Rev W. s Harrington. presiding
elder OF Seattle district OF Puget
Sound conference. yesterday after
noon dedicated now Methods, Epis-
copal church at INTERPLAY.
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NEW YoRk srocKs


Anal. Copper. 100 81. i0S SIS ies
Amer Sugar. tt7. 15ts-t, i5S So
r. r. r. SO IS. STA IS
Peoples Gas. ioi IL. TOO SIS. 100 81
Mctropot. i2s is. 1885,, 1873
L. =. Steel as. ass. afl-2.
L. & s. pfd.. io5 IL. Zoe 50, iel.
Atchison. IS SIS. stl-2. as
n. & o.. if5t- i1ti-2 iiti-l
Can. Pae., I7t7-S. ia i7tT-S
Erie. tsi-t. ass. Is 50
1. & y. ib4. 1853 IL. 1853 IL
Mo. pac.. iai SIS, 100 SIS, zoe 81.
penna-. iat7-S itt. itti-t.
Reading. ttt7-s, its Ia, ita IL
Rock Island. ts-t. e LIS Sis
Southern pac. 67i-2. GO 50. 50 -
ST Paul. ts4t-2, 1Ss Il. iSsi-a
Union pac.. 1875. isti-t. It'll
Ills. Cent, .sssss s.ssss Nv,
n. Y. Cent. .....s ...... loo "a
Sales to noon. 769, 100.
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SO 90
Lot mttp. rirHtsfiahH impfut efnsutn
nrttins psf cent sithin g biatha q
the Alaska building
q ~
ffrat hut uu Seventh avenue. flufr %
mw improvements paYiuE 80 prf
month
Fifnt avenue business hot e1Hinl -nnr
improvements lneniur ~ pei month
g. sla
Sew. uH Co date. artistic flat paNtnF
g. 4 isef mHnth rthHr "a hiEh srhfsul
ttsg
1auhis huHsa. ueW fret class through
out fsutifs fuf - pes month seven
minutes on fcsifF car, north -
Yesisf.
eufner lWstm Neli Improved. paying
slnRt sis fsr monib north u Hotel
Ns'''ns'e" um
HfpadNaf district s.ronm nsafiY ueW
neisss corner iot. snsso splendid
home.
eefusr. Nsin go Madison. good .,
ft.aus SEES nsstsru hoslur
Lot NsIzs small house. nraf EAntiaks
avenue. north y DENIM say
tsa
NNtNnfa 44AFA FAt7tWt NH win AhMfAHAh
fruIf ahd 3 ruufn hnuae.
& 90
Nsrf rhaigr tfeau modern house. cor.
nee iut near lsfh and jefferson
tep
AsAfif sea f-raam house rufnsf lot.
EnNsi nVefipnAina isNas MaahinEfrn.
ciasr ~ caa line Think 81 "a. ~ this
prise
1 sa
1atsaah street baslHssH corner. o'nin.
Eussd fHedsfu house
O so
fSf else nen hfwaru urstnsiate cot
4zsf FefY easf terms Qurra Anns
tiit
t4a
small eattasr queen Anne avenue
hos N8atW
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u Goo 90 acres. an bottom land. s. aersr
4 30 ~ acres, 70 acres cleared. haiaur
~ iimhrF hsfnum hHunas barn Hntf
other nuthuiidtnHH ne fruit lfesa hnH
qll hndr ~ small fruit
q tsi-ia acres figa bottom land. gu
east aids taHr Washington. uuhrtta
mits ffun steamboat tRHtns
$40 40 actea, mostly all cleared. ieu
bearing fruit trees
fitN AeTfa un saHi eide Lake Wash
ingtqn fine view 81 lake. elouo Boat
iandinE
mtsoMHKoa 4 HnieKaoN. 8
tin Washington hulidin9 4
FORTY AeRE FARM Nicely located
overlooking sound. emily q few rods
ffem hraeh handy G. baat landing
balance mostly alder 40, easily
cleared plenty u spflhk water Zoe
irtiAsluuI good house n large
raams plaaisfrd ahd ia nFatseiasa
condition. HsfHfai uuisulldinEa, tafKr
cows and ehieksas. j 80 wsala sss
ChanHr fuf fitN property.
N0nEItr MAITHY
ms-eesta Alaska building 10
FARM t.ANna
We have mat bauHht the cid steel
Ranch and have Il plated full
aere traeta far ~ Pc acre terms
- cash AID . = tnunth large clear
cd water fraut tracts - per tract
HaHv irfns az taSea o. 10 paid ~
purchaser before ial The Title
Trust Co guarantees perfect title
ONLY = minutes ride GA henton eaf
liaf - aNneF
o II slciioi.s % uaioa nis
FARM nAHaAts- in acres. good
land. nearly ali trVrt plenty - run
ntnE wateF, orchard tn .earlnH come
small rfaiia uHs asfeafH piaafsFea
hauus uigsB loeated au oafHaf 81
tNu county fuahH ih mifea ffom
small iueu aHd failsaHd station che
hours ride FROM seattle II tahsu
THIS wrek & - Niii haY ia Ihis
pfsCe Includes cows. int ~ chickens
eed fsfminE implements. TERMS ea
ROBERT MkiTnY.
alef9.s.i Alaska nuildlnE ia
O. - - asrre Within u mites - ~
ntiis rs arrss rlrarefi e in pasture
tsfunfu plsatFfrd heusf snad harm .
larag orchard, fine runulng water
All Al saH
. - g afrrs in she valley between
hsatttr aud Tacoma in aafrs cleared.
balance in pasture fine bearinA De
ehafa sl4 faum haHsr. sned barn :
fhifhNn houses anh uufhulidlnKn
head ~ cattle . rhirkHna farming
taHis ana Implements -
Hizff=fENaMFN 4 ARNElI.
- Caiamha Street
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. The city carpenter and other /,
q officials are fearing that the ,
. city hail will meet the dis ,
q astrous fate Of the sneacon's .
. One Hoss shay" breaking to ,
= piece all NJ once" The car. !
q penter has made an examina- /,
. ton OF the ancient rat-trap. /,
= and come 60 the conclusion .
= that the south end of the affair ,
= Is liable 70 fall at any moment. .
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~. Rel s',s,s--.eee,lnsse,
"a susftttsns
\ $3.50 s.;
"a -
|44alf Acre
f Tracts
ustHtstt's
ttsssftsfsft
Are sau looking fuf an ideal place
fur 4 huur o. an iufestmeHtf ~
~ eaun in aud lot us tsil fum about
H.
Yuu can find 40 rursr Investment
Property Ia THE lnsautF q rapidly Ia.
rrtsulnE "a ssiHr shd Z. r. leis hsi
a short distance from these tracts
are briuHins higher prtess
Uar terms are very easy, ane funfth
eash haianro one. tso ana three
years "a pei cent
Come M and act fuii particulars.
Established tsza
A Robinson
o. Alaska hidH


unNpEa LEnoi.n a cox.
luia 10 = Alaska HuildinH
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New City Officers.
The new city offieufs have taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

Investments tnenme Property.
Water Front. FafuH. Acreage.
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Reported for The star BY Down
ing. Hopkins a Co. brokers. Aiasks
building.
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Star Want AID. Agencies

q n. LehnufofFf NIueF stVFNt ="
eeeead eNenae.
Quake orua ssere, ieis Ftrst ~
snus.
p, n. Aullsr, ~ Ballard avenue
eepests eits halt
krsveent prue ce.. Gwlns street
ard Freeaaet avenue.
fhes HARRIS, al festefttees Ven
tea. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

MODERN Hlx-raam house. choicest
part Capitol ttiil viewing sound
Nt Rainier Cascades. 0lympicH. half
block from car Price taaa hat
q go cash viii handle H. Phone
East igiG ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

az retail, 80 ralfa ~ samples Stoves.
ptfrAE We make mrha gloves %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

fAHM BARGAIN IN acres rich level
land ia acres in cultivation. balance
good pasturp all fenced end cross
fenced ore hard - ~ bearing fruit
trees. Groom house. barn Etz1g. spring
mali delivery q COO. o. 10 raah
HOHEHT MAETnf.
aia=Hp-a2i Alaska Building 10
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40 BUYS y acres u good land. one
mile from railroad station and small
town large spring creek heads on
the place. can irrigate. would ea-
change and pay difference for city
property
ROBERT MALTHF,
gi9sN0.8u Alaska building 10
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ui.n-For a modern cottage of 2 large
rooms. on Ei0ise Terrace. near New
tor rf. One block from Green Lake
~ 1--f FOR feven-ro0n modern house.
pHs block from Green Lake line. "
h4snuffs from business center.
Etf1 For rx-room house near Unf-
xtfsffg fine nsighbor hood
IFVEsTORe COMPANY.
fh1ne Main 10. ~ CoIum bia "a
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$50 40
ai MNf p. rralsfiahH tmpfuF efufutn.
netting psf cent siihin biaths q
the ALaehA hlIIInImN
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WehFee
MNNFHn TO atfis 10 the weafsf
cifEAr We make msna gloves 70
ffaFr SOUND atove AFu co
80 Saia A., Ger fhifd Ase "
A Qoon eltANen
Wanted Two brothers. "a and e years
At uVeNefowHi eau make money
App'f iAa al avenue city tt
aoon general merchandise salesman
Enad accountant viii pay tioa %
pstHun VFucuFinH him en adequate
permanent resi,ien Address Ma
PikE sruFEr FuRNrrunE co
pass the hlshs.t price for second
hand furniture Aaia ease Ind its
VALDEZ FURNITURE CO Gays
htnhest prices t0r household euaAR
ltia tiFrt Ave White 81. -
A RIAL ESTATE partner wanted at
la Washington q Phone u sat If
Per -Mlsesiianseua
O. n wtii.lAMR
sash aud ttoaF nafHalnH
Reads mixed house psiat 9 % Per 81.
len. Patterns auapfouf tinfd OF -
ish ttN a gaiien t-iauid Waod But
~ " ~ per salion Nc9i Nafnish
NJ per aaiion,
nnnnA
ctess panel aeugs 81 o each. cottass
uent deere enN 3 81
WtNnoWA
hsaettful cottage frent stndews anlN
TO
NouipfNaa
Nv REV moulding price itat reedf Ter
distribution. On which I quote the
lowest prices ever heard ~ on refeh
letters inside fiaish etc Don't bus
foat ~ including any Nhsfe anth
Yea have ere ef thrse price Hsts
esnd Tor a eopY a. once
q a WttstAAA
toin Western Ave
SEATTLE. Wash
Aeeiian organ. can be PLAYED by hand
ef With snusir rnil In fret class con
dittaa Prize with 10 taiia ~ fauste
tit cosf taU Telephone the 90 q
- sunset East 81 iudepgndsni /.
iierrinE uaii- Marvin safe co, ~
Jackson ST Seattle. wash The
genuine hairs safe a Leek Go :
safss sHd vaults IT
FuR BALE a strong Hight hac,els
/ With coaster brake. mud tuafda 49,
n~w punlop TREE. bargain -
fuufth ave
horpss amt unht laundry wagons
| faF sale chrap Address lee Hos
ard Ave. = fhone East ~. Tod
- -.a..sas.-.s- -
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-27
FROG WAS 70 BLAME.
weather Prophet Had Simply Put
Faith Where He Believed He
Had . Right.

James Wilson. the secretary Of sgri-
culture, was discussing an antiquated
kind of farming.
at is about as profitable and logi-
CAL" he said, "as the weather reading
of Connecticut farmland used to
know.
"This farmland claimed that he
could read the weather infallibly. On
a walk with me one afternoon . frog
croaked, and he said:
"'We will have clear weather for "a
hours. When a frog croaks In the
afternoon you may be sure of "a hours
of sunshine
1--WE walked on, and in 20 minutes
or so heavy shower came up and we
were both drenched to the skin.
"'You are a fine weather prophet
said I, as we hurried homeward
through the downpour. You ought to
be ashamed of yourself
40. WE'LL said the farmland. the
frog lied. It's to blame, not me. Am
l responsible for the morals Of that
particular frog?'"
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-27

Patrick's next move was more sue
cessfui. The court Of appeals on July
-. Just IA days before Patrick was to
die. granted stay of execution pend
Ing new hearing and re-argument op
the grounds Of newly discovered evi-
dence. This was followed on October
2 by motion for re-argument Of Pat
rick's original appeal. but on October
~ the court Of appeals decided against
Patrick by refusing to reopen his case
and denying the motion for a re-argu-
ment.
On November 10 Patrick asked the
court OF appeals to amend the record
OF decision in the case. His motion was
denied. Matters began to look grave.
On July 6 Justice Rogers called Pat
rick to the bar in the criminal branch
OF the supreme court and sentenced
him to die in the week beginning Janu-
ary % of this year. Then Patrick made
personal appeal to Gov. Higgins for o
stay OF execution. The appeal was de-
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-27

MED. Patrick then made n public ap-
peal for IA square deal" This was on
December %. Time was getting short
and Patrick's resources seemed ex-
hausted.
AS result of Patrick's appeal many
petitions reached Gov. Higgins on De-
cember 30. asking him to save Patrick's
life. Patrick followed these with an
other appeal to the governor for n stay
of execution. but this, too, the gover-
nor refused to grant.
When January Is came and Patrick's
execution was only distant seven days,
the governor granted Patrick an extern
sion to March 10 In order that he might
present the testimony of the Texan wit
nesses who came to New York city la
ter to tell what Valet Jones had told
them about Patrick's innocence.
Patrick waited until February IS be-
fore filing his motion for a new trial on
the grounds OF newly discovered evi-
dence. His fight for new trial began
before Recorder Gon on February 21
and ended disastrously, one of the Tex
an witnesses being arrested and sent to
Jail for perjury.
On March 12, one week from the date
of execution, Patrick received another
reprieve. this time to May II. and on
May IA. with the day Of execution one
week away once more. Gov Higgins
granted further respite to June IS.
Gov. Higgins dealt Patrick hard
blow on May 30 by vetoing legislative
bill passed at Albany which would have
permitted him to obtain easily new
trial on the grounds of newly discov-
cred evidence.
Another very hard blow came on
June IL, when Recorder Goff handed
down q decision denying Patrick's mo-
ton for new trial. Patrick apparent
ly had reached his last ditch. He was
to die within a week.
But on June IL writ of error was
granted on his application to the Unit
ed States supreme court. This acted as
stay Of execution and is not returna-
BILE until the October term Of court.
In his prolonged fight Patrick has
had the assistance of many celebrated
attorneys. but almost every move made
has been at his own suggestion or that
of Attorney Bell Thomas, who has been
his most constant adviser.
Public sentiment in New York has
been great factor in the case. That
Rice was murdered has been proved be-
yond all doubt. but many believe the
millionaire's valet. Jones was the as
sassin. Both Patrick and Jones bene-
flied in pecuniary way through the
death Of Rice.
During his stay in jail Patrick has
made himself the idol of the prisoners,
acting as their legal adviser in many
cases. His knowledge Of the law is
profound. and many criminal. 1t Is
alleged, has attained his liberty
through clever technicalities devised BY
Patrick. The states attorneys once
would be glad to have him liberated or
the death sentence. 70 long delayed,
carried out.
TIE case shows q. perhaps never ~
fore IN criminal history how easily Z
man Of resourcss caA svada punisA-
neat fof H. nisdssds.
The Ordway new era., 1906-07-27

iiminary examination. he was held for
inc grand jury. and on April 25 that
BODY returned an Indictment against
Patrick, charging him with murder
In the first degree. Next day Pat
rick was formally arraigued before
recorder Con and remanded for
trial.
On October IA. when more than a
year had passed since the death of
hice. Patrick's lawyers went into
court and made motion for their
clients release on the ground that
TWO trial terms had passed without
the district attorney bringing Patrick
to trial. This motion was denied.
Patrick was placed on trial for his
life on the following January 20.
Postponements came on February 4
and o. owing to the illness of Juror
John ID. Campbell. and 1t was not un-
til March 2G that the trial ended
with Patrick's conviction. Imme.
diately following the announcement