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WANTED-CoIored boy to feed JOB printil
press. MORRIS. 1913 nth 81. NV. tae5-aI
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR sALE-Splendid No. Underwood,
cash. Address BOX SS5. Times oiflce. ia
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VANTED-Giri TO do general housework; two
in family Call sunday after > pm, 1909 stn
81
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FURNITURE for sale. cheap. slla M; m st
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isei - observation and Investigation
b. other experts from both this
country ana Eafors. although nr.
Dyer 10 noted Internationally as an
agthori,g on ispfpsy.
IN 1885 the treatment u iepsfs IN
the home was begun. This consisted
% ichiyol ehiafats u potash
stryehnins ralicsiai Of soda. ehaal-
usoorra 90 aud arsenic. F'uf several
years ihe ucatmeni Nas Bot faith
fully faliowea bat IN ises results
began "a Show. ard since then tie
uofk has been sFstsmsitr.
TIE theory and raethed - ux
Dyer has been oue ~ nutrition aud
that n resistance can b. fpii0n II
iu he Individual paiifni the disease
wui disappear tnpfusY. NaF fhs
physicians. - recognized as hmelis
HAIRY disease and uns ~ which she
tissues 90 ihe person Affasied are
usrd - q feeding ground AM med
seine hygiene o. habit which w&ii
change the tissues into foed the
aacliii csnnot feed upon viii hsip
ths person a. = logical resistance.
4 rule has therefore been iesfis
fuisd that thr patients shall tska
ho, baths daily Eat plenty % whole
snms food. without regard 70 tis
being nsh. flesh. fowl of vegetable.
and Additionally that they shall
npsna 30 much time as possible la
the open ais and sunshine
Sotv outstanding the faef that no
body vii live within miiss 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05

lspsrsi home. there - much lndivid-
uai bravery shown IN the case - the
four iepsrM
sisters - charity are IN charge
aua tin pnfsflor u this brave band
It women rules the patients strictly.
but With kiuAneas she aims 10
make life as pleasant for them -
possible
they siuK and talk and play cards
until 10 49, II o'clock at night and
devote nueh - the dAytsos raising
chleksns. f.sxs pete and gardening
The home consists q number
Of cottages connected by gallery,
The cottage. 4re not finished. and
almost daily volunteer carpenters
aad IahaHeHs employed hy Mackenzie
a goiastsiu ride cut b the Stunned
settlement ard work oa the job.
ufnetal reports show that the dis
ease ~ ieuFuzY s. Increasing Ia
I Louisiana. Hnd the bravery Of these
plain uafkinkmen ta apparent
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TAKES LIFE To
ESCAPE TRIAL
REAL ESTATE MAN, AccUsE1
or sWiNDLlNo WOMEN
SHOOTS HIMSELF AFTER
TRYING ksPHYSiATIos.

CHICAGO. July Prank D. CA
Ian. head Of large real estate fiFtns
committed suicide this morning. 70
escape. II IL alleged, prosecution -
. dozen criminal charges. CharEet
we're filed against him by Miss Ssa
lie Alpine. among others. charging
miaappropriailon Of funds entrnste1
for investment and were TO ~
heard In few hours
The various claims amounted q
500. 600. II IL alleged that the vi9
tins we're women wageeATners
Callan first tried asphyriatic4
but the family prevented him an4
called a physician. He then thef
himself dead while the doctor va
preparing the medicine.
Calian broke his leg two month";
ago while leaving the court rcons
the other having previously bees
HmputAied.
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. +~s.@ss - S%s++

NEW aHtIsAkks. Ia Tf" moe,
startling news vie scientific wefSs
has received Ia hanE time ~ t-~
announcement that ierruHy. the
dread q untold centuries. can o.
cured
f'ar a long time experimental
treatment has been - progress az
the louisiana t.rrsfs home near
Indian Camp nf lsanore Dyer.
uho. uith an assistant. Dr. Ralph
ttarhins. have rinked their lives 10
minister 10 thsss peer outeaaia. have
been cure los long time that heF
we're On fhs rishf tfseh bot they
wanted "a make the teat conclusive.
aud noN They are able 60 give 60
the world tbe asws ~ uucceas
Thafs are ~ patients lh thr home
at this timH. "a whlte males and
Is shifs female, and two coll.
cred males and three eoiored To-
males
TIE fret ease cured MAS that %
q ta2 admitted Ia oftahef. 1908 a.
the Sc - ID years BE was dis
fhafNra December 2 iHef. ah cured.
and hes hsra kept under observation
sxsf Hihee There has been no re-
turn 81 any evidence 81 tbc disease
The ssfHnd ease wac that ~
Nasnau admitted August 90. 1890. a.
the aEe - 60 Fears. and DISCHARGED
December -. 1905. az cured
The third Ease Nas that ~ wnm-
a. admitted June = isof. "a the ESQ
e s. years she aaa discharged
as cured Afrf -. ises.
only fsa patients are believed ~
these physicians q be fatally at
fiietsd aat - the total number -
Inmates Il is pfobbhis that The
CURED pattsnts vii be made the sub
~ - |. .--.---.
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4 howitchinE frock for a suah
girl OF Is OF pale blue organdie
scattered over which are tiny cfuf~
ters OF pink rosehuds- Ecru haiiss
and plain blue orEandie assist =
make it a charming dress.
The loose empire effect. SO hecou-
ing 10 little women, is obtained "
hanging the skirt directly from ne
small round yoke. This Is Of No
embroidered batiste. Tho narrow
full frllls Of the blue organdie saew
In the Van Dyke slashed skirt. THIS
trimming appears also at the shouls
ders. the frills forming short sleeves
The tabs are outlined with paie
blue liberty ribbon. The SAFES
graceful ribbon forms a shower bow
at the left OF the yoke IN front
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SPOKANE. Iuly BE- More than
go. 900 people. gathered At Nataiori'
SIN park 20 quietly celebrate the
Fourth. we're driven away by spec
sacular fire yesterday afternoon.
" hitch broke out In the Spokane
Athletic clubs rrands,and imme.
tiaiely after the completion Of the
game The ball players lost their
clothes and several we're painfully
burned
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poek ceIIapsss

OMAHA. Neb. July s.--While
watching "A display OF fireworks
from a pier at Lake Manawa. last
night. 4 crowd Of people were pre-.
eipitk(ed into the water by Its col.
lapse. Lena Rosenbloom died after
she was taken out OF the water. and
It Is thought Miss Chamberlain will
also succumb
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wfLKEsnARRE. Pa. July g.
Five BOYS we're killed and nine were
injured here last night They had
placed powder in pipe and Il
failed fo so off. They then forced
stick Of dynamite into the pipe
and began pounding H. A terrific
explosion followed.
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ELKHART. Ind. July Ray
Browning. IL. died from lockiaw,
caused BY wound resulting from
the explosion of a blank cartridge.
Frank Beach lost an eye with a
giant fireeraekor.
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SIOUX CITY. Iowa. July IA
tornado lcveled three tents Of = car.
rival company yesterday afternoon.
causing panic IN which six per.
sons were badly injured Elephants
and canels. which we're not tied.
charged about frantically
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Balcony Fails.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. July 6.-one
person was killed and several we're
hurt by the collapse OF balcony AT
Danbury during the parade. At
Waterloo Howard Perry and Lee
Wilson we're drowned while trying
to swim the Mississippi river.
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BANKER BLOWN
UP IN OFFICE

CHICAGO. July s.-when n Z
Goodrich. superintendent q the Psc-
pies Loan a Trust Co. opened ~
vault In his office this morning -
lighted a match. An csplosiou fe<s
lowed. Goodrich was taken 10 .
hospitsi probably fatally injured.
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EVERETT. July 5.-By the pre-
mature explosion Of powder. which
be had placed In tin can. q young
man named Jackson was danger
oualy injured yesterday. One eye
had 10 be removed
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CURING LEPR0SY; PRAYERS
OF AGES ANSWERED

TREATMENT OF Or. DYER m
rita LuPuRs' HOME on
LOUISIANA SENDS FoRTH
pArlGNrs MADE WHOLE - a
sauhNuo LOCALITY WHERE
BRAVE ~raaa OF CHARITY
MINISTER TO rHu PLAGUE
RIDDEN AND HEROES WITH
DINNER PALS woRl%oR
THEM.
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MuRANe A CANDIDATE.

Judge c. ID. Murane, OF Nome.
win leave tomorrow Tor Juneau y
attend the Republican convention
at that place. which VII nominale
delegates TO congress q he luaks
Is out strongly for either the los
or short term.
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Millions Out Of Want" Ad.

II sounds almost incrcdihl'
10 believe that 90 GENTS ln
vested ia an advertisements
can births fortune 20 enN
man h happened 10 Henry
ybinps Carnogit'a partner
When phipie was a youiss nlao
he Invested 60 cents in - sit
uaL--a Wanted" advertisement
An answer came from a hrm
who dealt tn mon spikes tie
started ns office hos promoiet
ta hookkerpcr. thcn taken into
nariucrship A situation Want
ed advertisement la The star
at the cost oi a few pennies
viii reach about an OF the ein.
plnyers ia seattle. and maY
lead 90 great things for you.
n You seek employment send
a messasc tomorrow.
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cf.ATsKANi. ore. July The
premature explosion OF a bomb
made out Of piece OF iron pipe.
which was pluEgcd up, killed =. l.
Harding. a young man. yesterday.
FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE.
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-Four indiana Victims.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 5.-Four
fatalities throughout the state as
the result Of the Fourth are re-
ported
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Portland BOY browns.

PORTLAND. Ore. July 5--Gor.
don Allen, 10. was drowned while
swimming at Ross island. yesterday.
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Heat Kills Ten.

NEW YORK. July 5.--Although
only one man was killed by acct.
dent. 10 persons suceumbod TO heat
yesterday.
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Thru More nnathn.
Killed by Automobiles.

MILWAUKEE. July 6.-Throo
deaths In Wisconsin are reported.
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OF JULY HAS
BIG DEATH RECORD


Hts right arm VAS torn of and hts
left leg broken
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A ward. OF Chicago. a well knovs.
naturalist. WAS struck b. an auec
mobile yesterday afternoon and ~
Ftaniiy killed.
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5000 rRoApwAt nnnprsce

SPECIAL.
NORTH BROADWAY REspEScg
roons END hath. 2 tlo,ss from car tas
ini m,i11 The - alone % sufth tea
ara prirs f1f al is oulY VI sc gufs terms
Quiot ssiisf Act promptly. Worth mere
HAHyARp nEAt.ry COMPANY.
FFT HENE
Noe modern s.rosfu house fuli bsnrmsnt
fine view. Z blocks from irosdNsS car.
kiso same a. above. mlssion style en-
rrfh nY tit tiocks frum East fulun and 3
hiocss from Msdreua cars See ~ pen.
KING INVESTMENT 90.
81 New ferk nldE ihnuF Main SIS
w havr a flHs ffarl 81 lots that W an
ssu 81 greatly redufed prices. fuf the next
~ dave on very essy terms
MrnnorK uot4t.Kr s MtfunoeK.
sit Empire ruilainF Main uia.
so.in. Win fine view q lake and mount
afua EASY terms
MpRnocK nowEtr a MrRpock.
sit Empire nulldinr VAIN lala
ron BALE
saw cash balance ~ rrr month fgr 6.
room modern house, CORNER bot. only
biortr from cor
" o00 buys J arres - No Z land and good
house near California az. West Seattle
has running water and Fund view
WfNNftir uRpN
Room ~ Colman nulldlgy
~ sale Cfeap--6 lots house ffuit tresal
Z BLOCK from car lire In south fath 81 ~
Anply Gi West Cedar - @asf
npME GOOD BUYS
$50 down So psT Wauth. fpf fnum hauNe
on one acre 81 land rs minutes car ride
Price 81 ltN
Two corner io,s nth av and geneasse
~ f1hO, half cash. Ia lance easy terms
WATERFRONT At RAINIER uEACH.
isNit0 feet. fine view near ear line. 81 coo
hnif cnsh balance easy terms
RAINIER hEAcH. fine view. iaxt0e feet
only $3.50. ham cash balance $40 PET month
SOUTHEAST fNNEErMENT CO.
Southeast Seattle Phones East $50. Ind =
81
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IONDON.-Tho Longworths len
this morning for Paris.
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nse= NNAH NYHEeH -
49, affHtH tsa hHasts = ss4ssH
knNs Eaf uas fEkfH HHN tee
$50 fasssEHsas HaFfHs rectal
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rssHfs 49, laid 49, H8afsazH Esa
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49,
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fast FassF fffk ssHest hss sifss
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wmaF 0 wwwNGnn fRe.
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Pacific City

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tARn wksuNnrug
sassssi ven assff.nls tssais haf 1853 10
q nss arfss IS lilesni tiss q 80
shaf asa asEsf - a.sifli.ssa ssis.s ifs.e
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49, s.' 4 =. as 81 S. ws.,. . s..'. re-,
a. F.eifla sitF. 60 rsseses iaf.fastsR ssre.s
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saca rses ~ sa.uss 49, lssss tf.st =
isaa anif . n.est.- gtts f9ss ftsss-f
$780, II s 60 49, . 49, = 80 80
n.l ss $50 !. "a. 49,. s-s 80 !. "a
sk.fs~ fgs.f tIr,ss "a isssA -. itiiiasss
=. 1907 sffir- b Ti~-s 49, c-rss
AEW BkPuAtNa
s@fs - ~ - tassss f.aaa fsffsa
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q q sicitutE = tsise ~ 81
ffIEEf fsssEas Faanfff b sefss iass b.
- stfs.l 80 Hes eaig Ma go tssfs. = -
aase 80 : 80 ,s.", = 80 - No.
rissss tass sef fessanees sgsss 4slsA -
a NANHsiN
naa~F asr~. ~. Sai os saos essusy
fgst -. iarsiise. sssF erigs % Es@iiis
ruMs
cukHf.ea ApAMa
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fFusn ear Nns Fief- - hesns ts9 sssr
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81 sna "a itsllsf mies
FOR ssLE--auAl ESTATE.
rfH4r hats Ne feet iaNH fanaler ffafn
car Hne intH fAhp N4shinNtun usilH fia ~
hifiW ~ nnlf NaWs W. ~ s=A tlre aFa
frVsf shAas tres sfr wfu only effaf
shsa, faF fNs Asrs ofriras nr~n a.itY $50
aarAay antn sfkf cot " Ffss sferfars q
fhsae@ s y Wiumeg a~rss offlsrs -
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81 HTfIMFs ~ stones cleared close ~
vale. land. opsnsf today % houses viii
- bptit at ones. Price, - up, irfins o.
per month soc the owner. q y fililmant
- biz aalssmsn in Times block today Il
have some Eocd tahs Washington
waterfront ieia ard Win sell them cheap.
Ter = short lime only. ~ I am apinH east
Newton fuom 2. rimes hulldlns . u
500 % ws,th - land housht ~ q y
Hiifaan nt Pacific CITY ~ " now stated
and wise people ana f1russf buyers don
need 20 BE- told twirs 20 rofn- unw today
60 pick out the corners bnfnr. 81 ureulel
daF Acres one block 20 strest oar only
iss On terms - o. down. = per month See
Hiiiuans Falesrurn in Tiwr block tndsf
and see samples ~ black dift from this
land Come today IL
Wsteh g % luilinans Esrltc Ciil Gow
HARVARD soHTfL
Too fine sites. Gso We can show sou
pisHs Tor q first class cottage which can
T. built on sithsr o. thoss. frics only 800.
EasY terms Thsss ere shape PICK them
up
HARVARD HEAHY ConpANY.
isos second Ave ilt-s.1 Walker ndF
~ 10 $40 PEf THAcf
Ralnisr Beach uafdon ana Home Tracts
Coed soil and chsapss, land IN Rainier
valley % car fare
cai on owner al 80 Marion building. or
zee !. u. SPENCER. At Rainier Beach. -
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o. HkHY NEhas
a fsssf sassss fsftsfs 80 esHHss tss~sF
ese 80 rfsf So ta4s AasH ffHsks
so ~etsf 80 saNsE a. Eaff
rNfs = q Hsfs assste4aEs saazsa $3.50
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tsfF n@s
nsINfEn rFAeH
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sffssts 81 sssss@f So Is safass
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---g-s-Ss--Ts-s.
Wanted ffnilsl h0if2F SM fO= ~ 7racou
tlll, south - iffs no inses .d00s paVfnaof
leFH knasksS G - ~ Staoo -es
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III r7TT

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BUFFALO. July 5.-Prot. Henry
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III tsfAII CO.
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wAnrrn-RrAl HarArH

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re aerss re- efi c0 set easufr
fest ~. laesfise. sesf erfss % Hsaitis
runs
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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-02-13
The Little Country PAPER.

A friend of THE News sends the follow
ing poem, which was printed in the Boon
vile, N. Y, Herald, under the heading of
THE LITTLE COUNTRY PAPER.
It's not a sixteen page edition, that expresses
big mems views,
And it's not filled up with pictures, nor with
1t isn't printed daily, with an "extra" every
hour,
lisa homely little paper and the printing
not the best,
But in spite of this like it, for it's full OF
interest;
1t may have faults and errors but all these
Will forgive,
For its printed in the country, way back
where used to live.
1t is only issued weekly, and it's not made up
for style,
But when it arrives gladly put the daily by
awhile,
don't read in it's pages what the politicians
say,
But see that "silas Jiggers brought some
wood to town today
And that. Grandma Parks is better" or that
"Old Bill Jones Is dead"
And II tells just what the parsOn in his Sun
day sermon said;
And seem to leave the city with Its rush and
roar and strife,
And go back for just season to that good old
country life.
see again the faces of the friends 1 used to
Know,
In the dim and distant fancies OF the happy
Long Ago;
And that little country paper seems to bring
again to me
Visions of the Eastern homestead, with
things as they used to be.
And l read up in one corner that the fall
winds howl and blow,
And that "Uncle Nathan Smith predicts an
early fall of snow
Or that 'our debating club will give a social
| At which our fellow-townsman. Abner BRO
therton, will speak"
There are never editorials on the questions Of
the day,
But 1T says that Folks are looking for another
| rise in hay;''
/ can see no glaring headlines of the last cleo
| t1on fight.
But it says that "Tom Shaw marries Ella Ed
gerton tonight
And / read that "Widow Snoodles' COW ha
| got bran new calf"
And "the apple crop this season will be hard
ly more than hall"
| And my thoughts somehow grow fonder whel
the old folks name see,
Telling that Reverend Tompkins asinvite'
there for tea"
1t may be crude and homely-that same littl
country sheet,
and the makeup of Its pages may be rathe
obsolete;
1t is damp when unfold 1t and the print
sometimes blurred,
| Yet it always more that welcome, and rea
it's every word
While 1t has not cable service and is short OF
foreign news,
This small once-a-week arrival helps to driv
away the blues,
And no reading to a city man a greater 10
can give,
Than the little country weekly printe
"where we used to live"
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-02-13
Johnson Guilty of Murder.

1t will take just thirty six days for Ru
fus johnson to complete his walk from
the barn on the farm of Mrs. Esther w
Strawbridge, at MoorestowD, to the gal
lows in Mount Holly, on which the muir.
derer of Miss Florence w. Atkinson will
be hanged on Friday, February %, SEN
tence having been pronounced on Thurs
day evening, at 8 IS O'Clock, by Judge
Hendrickson.
Never in this county did the wheels of
justice revolve more rapidly, but their
speed was no greater than what the pub
lie demanded, the crime being one of such
unusual atrocity as to inflame the public
mind.
When the dreadful sentence fell upon
the ears of the culprit, he never moved a
muscle, standing mute and motionless.
His nerve was sufficient to control his &C.
lions, and his stclid indifference through
out the trial, as the details were recited
gaze, only added to the feeling existing
against him.
But dating from Thursday, February 8,
johnson has two weeks and day more to
live than what he thought he had, as the
wretched negro entertained the idea that
when he was convicted he was to be re-
turned to the jail and hanged at once.
The jury. in charge of Constables Beat
ty and Woolston. retired to deliberate at
$50 o'clock, and their delay in bringing
ia verdict, having been out two hours
and half. arose from the fact that they
took time In examining the exhibits ad-
mitted In the case. They deliberated
slowly, not wishing to exercise too much
haste because human life was at stake.
The utterance of Alfred B. Davis, fore
man Of the jury, which condemned the
prisoner to death, had the endorsement of
the crowded court house. s,5r
As the iurymen entered the court house
and took their seats, johnson never look
ed toward them. He kept his eyes rivet-
ed on the floor