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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03
A Warm Crowd
Bunch Goes out and ROuStS Citi.
Zens From Bed.

Sunday night, or rather Monday
about two O'Clock, Messrs. L.
I. Lloyd, o. Borkman, Thomas Red
ford, Geo. Lloyd, and f. NJ. Stone de-
clded that they would start the new
year of with a whirl Of gaycty. The
bunch tumbled into bob sled and the
entire history Of their doings voule
read like a Nj ark Twain novel. How
ever, space is not at our command at
present and only few instances OF
the trip can be mentioned.
The bunch first went up on the
Providence bench and banged on the
door of Harry Brown, No one would
open it and one Of "de gang" CLIMBED
through the transom, let in the Other
fellows, and they proceeded TO draG
"Ute" Griffin out of bed. After swear
ing him TO follow until death do u:
part, they let him put on some raj
ment and away they flew.
Several places were visited and final
ly the bob stopped in front OF Hon. j
A. Hendyickson's house, John wa
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03

Lost-A tip of a ladies' fur. Leave
at this office.
John l.. Jacobs, one of Rexburg's
hustling business men, returned home
last Saturday after spending few
days with his father, n Jacobs of this
city.
Last-Ladies' gold watch, on Main
street Yesterday. Monogram &C on
case. Deliver at this office and be re-
warded.
The time for holding the Cache
Stake priesthood meeting in the tab,
ernacle has been changed from 10
o'clock to IL O'Clock Saturday morn
ing. All interested should bear this
in mind.
Such values in mems suits were
never known in the city as can be
bought at O'Connor's for the minimum
price Of only $3.50 and S565. II you
are buying YOU will regret 1t If you
miss them.
Supt. Carbon and Primary Supervis'
or Miss Martha Fisher, of the Logan
city schools, went TO Salt Lake this
morning to attend the meeting of the
state teachers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03
Cenera1ities.

Postmaster Hansen, OF Newton,
was in Logan Saturday.
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on IL. II. A. Petersen & Co.
Bishop N. J. Nielsen and Andrew
Anderson, of Hyrum, were passengers
to Salt Lake Yesterday.
A. J. Beveridge, Depot street,
Smithfeld. All kinds OF plumbing
work attended to. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney o. Stevens
went to Ogden Monday to spend
New Years day with Sidney Stevens
Sr.
Call and see HARRY WILSON at
the Palace Barber shop. II West Gen.
ter, in basement. Baths attached.
James. Bywater, a resident Of Brig
ham City for fifty years, has been
visiting his old friend, Carl NJ. Mel
son of Greenville, during the holi.
days.
SKATING every afternoon and
night at the Logan Ice Rink, North
Main ST. Perfect ice. Admission l5c.
Skates for rent l0c extra. u
The monthly priesthood meeting Of
the Benson stake will be held in Lewis
ton on Saturday January q, 1906, at IL
a, m, Alma Merrill, b. A. Hendricks,
WHA Waddoups, Stake Presidency.
REWARD will give two dollars
for information giving the names or
parties who took one of my double
gates away on halloween night, Fred
Turner.
Mrs. John Nelson and daughter
Angelina left for their home at Pay
son after a lengthy visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. W. Nelson. While here Mrs
Nelson's health was quite bad.
You will not find beauty in rouge
pot or complexion whitewash. True
beauty comes to them only that TAKE
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. IT
is a wonderful tonic and beautifier35c
tea or tablets. Cy. E. Napier.
The wife of II. G. Hansen, OF New
ton, died late Friday night following
paralytic stroke sixteen days preyi
Gus. The lady was 6S years of age a
her death, was very good womal
with many friends in the Newton
vicinity TO whom her death came Will
sincere regret.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03
Carbon .JeWeITy Co.,

onto the racket, IL seems, and had
locked every door and wi ndow-but
one, and this proved his downfall.
The whole bunch bolted into the bed
room and John GRABBED his check book,
How much, boys, TO let me go back to
bed" There was parley and IL was
decided that checks could not buy his,
liberty, so they dragged John out.
The next place proved to DO Ii. A
Pedersen's and after song had been
sung, the coming coal king told them
to go Ito the rear"a and there he treat
ed. A sick child and an earnest plea
from Hans saved his scalp. Mr.. Hen
erickson got In his work here, how
ever. He said to the rest OF the
crowd that he would watch the
forses," and he did-just about three
ssconds-then the horses watched
him chase himself down the street at
$40 He was afraid TO go home, for
fear of return visit, so he DIDN'T do a
thing but go to the home Of one OF the
gang, walk in and stay all night. 1t
is said that he nearly scared the life
out OF the good housewife, who blythe
way, is his sister-in-law.
One place the gang went they dis
covered the stork trying to effect an
entrance and there was grand rush
to get away. Thus went the fun un-
til the morning hours. "The boys
had great and glorious good time
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03
Cheap! Cheap!
All Goods Must 60, as | am Nov.
ine TO California.

Only four of those extra fine Mon
arch Malleable Ranges, fine lot OF
the very best and latest White Sewing
machines; six of the most extraordin-
airy Farrand Parlor organs; one very
fine church organ; one first class piano.
A lot Of sewing machine extras,
needles and finest oil, Some Home
Comfort Range extras and reservoirs.
Three washing machines: some very
good second hand ranges, and sewing
machines. All must go at once. Call
quick. at 504 North Main, four blocks
north of court house, or drop postal.
+. A. NEUBURGER.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03
>I>1B~E~EE ~
Bank OF SmithtieId
Smithheld, - 49, Utah
Capital Stock, $4,000.
Translates a
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Special attention given to
collections

Switches made from cOmbings
Rooms and 10, Ncwbold block.
Mrs. Andrus Christensen, of Green.
vile, came TO Logan Tuesday.
John Loosely, young man of
Rexburg, returned home yesterday
after spending the holidays in Logan
with friends,
Mrs. j. W. Lloyd and daughter,
formerly of Wellsvlle now of Rexburg
have been in Cache n week or more
visiting among friends and relatives.
Mrs. Carl Petersen Norman, Of the
Seventh ward, became the mother of
a stubborn baby Sunday. Since that
time she has been in a very serious
condition.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03

Are you reading thsY If you had a
little want or for sale ad here, don't
you thing others would read 1T also?
II you have some old thing about the
house that's OF little use TO you, yet
too good to give or throw away, try a
want ad
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03

Hair switches made to order. Rooms
0 and 10, Newbold block.
Ole Hansen, one of the best of the
many good old men of Smithfeld, was
in Logan Tuesday
Mrs. J. W. Deal, sister of MrsI.
f. McGraw, returned to her home at
Prove Monday after visit in Logan.
Miss Inez Hillyard, who teaches
school at Randolph, spent the holi-
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. f. Hillyard at Smithfeld.
Miss Hattie Carter returned TO Salt
Lake Monday morning after ten
days visit with the Torgeson family
of this city.
The Paris students attending the
colleges at Logan and Salt Lake are
at home with their parents spending
the holidays
l.. @. Farr Jr.. who is associated
with the Alexander Optical Co. of
Salt Lake city, has been visiting his
parents the last few DAYS.
Miss Winona Jones, the guest of the
Nelson's of the Second ward, re-
turned to Salt Lake Monday morning
to take up school duties.
Mrs. Richard Halvorsen. aged TWEEN.
ty, was brought from Franklin yester-
day by tram to undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
Miss Louise Hobbs who is attending
school at Logan, came up from that
place Saturday to sspend holidays
with her parents, Preston News,
Such guaranteed makers of clothing
as Alfred Benjamin, Kuppenhiemer
and Ederhiemer-Stien are the makes
You get when buying at O'Connor's
you can't 20 wrong because you can,
buy them any better, and the JUST Al
GOOD will cost you more elsewhere"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Geddes cam,
up from Logan Saturday and spent
Christmas with Mrs. Geddes' parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Nelson. Pres
ton News
For Rent Two furnished house
keeping rooms, down stairs, No chill
dren. Enquire 33l S. 5th west or Tel
Indp't. POI a.
A bunch Of Jolly Odd Fellows wer
out on Christmas eve masquerading a
Santa Claus, and visited several place
where the real Santa was not able /
make himself very much in evidence
Preston News.
j +. Hillyard and family, of Smith
field, came to Logan Tuesday to hav
the photographer get in his work. MI
Hillyard was one of the three VIII
won THE REPUBLICAN $1,000 famil
group photograph in the year 1904
Slaughter in prices at the each
Valley Grocery. first door west
postoilice. Headquarters for Christ
mas groceries nice and fresh, just a
rived 33t Off Fancy china and glas
ware: now is the time for bargains.
Mrs. Myrtle Borlaise has been vlsi
ing with her parents, Mr. and MIR
John Rosa, the past week. She II
turned home to Bingham Junctio
| Yesterday. Her husband is in Il
mercantile business at that place.
1t invigorates, strengthens an
: builds up. 1t keeps you in conditio
] physically, mentally and moral
. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Moul
tain Tea will do. 35c, tea or tablet
Q Cy Il. Napier.
e A sale with lowest price
: ever offered in Logan is o
!, at Eliason Sisters. Rea
ad elsewhere.
= Quite few educators went to ia
g Lake yesterday to attend the meetil
l. of the State Teachers associatio
L Among them were; Joseph Campbe
n l.. +. Tippets, II. Hammond, Ola
n tina Hammond and Maggie Balr,
h Providence; G. f. Olsen, of Hyru
.d n NJ pickp,ora of WpIlSVille
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03
and
ASTROLOGY.

The people of Logan city now have
an opportunity TO consult Prof. G. N,
Olund from Stockholm, Sweden-the
worlds greatest palmlst, phrenologist
and astrologist that travels today.
Remember Prof. Olund is able 70 tell
your past, present and future life by
the palm OF your hand from cradle TO
grave without asking you a single
question. 1t don't matter what you
wish TO know he will answer all your
questions correctly,or no pay. Charg-
es from SOC TO $l.00 Don't fail 10 con-
suit this wonderful man as he will re-
main in this city for short time only.
Remember the readings are strictly
private and confidential. Office at the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03
Eagle Hotel

ONCE hours from 8 a. m, to 9p, m.
Parlors free for ladies'
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-01-03

Quite few educators went to salt
Lake yesterday to attend the meeting
of the State Teachers association.
Among them were; Joseph Campbell,
l.. +. Tippets, II. Hammond, Dian
tina Hammond and Maggie Balr, OF
Providence; c. f. Olsen, of Hyrum
and d. NJ. Bickmore, Of WellSvilIe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
VI: wealthy SOCIETY y MAN Al! !
TRIES. J. T0ElND. 0 .|:.l .0WyllFE I.
Robert Mcknight, Friend O
Harry Thaw, Shoots 't :. ! himself
in Pittsburg.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,)

P1rrs sBURG. PA. july 2,--1sot'srf 'l' y Y e
1<ntg 1T, one Of tho best known aAd
w,ealthtest young mon q Pittsburs' 'as' =
ave ndnE5 mad on attempt 70 end hls we
Nv shoaoldrlg, In the beautiful sulte !. r
rooms 70 Il n lie occupied at the hpna g nls
father, Harry q. mcknight, no flrea sWo
BULLETS INTO his head and fell unoonseeoNs, y
AZ 1he Was sttll shooting at himself n,,s,s ntme :
th!rd bullet passed Through b1e Is exat,ns,
IN Ia said at the hospl tai to7I'ig l1lf''
mcknight cannot !4Ye, u, I, /,
\ Every etfo rt has been made by ane l'e!af
tiyes Of the young man 70 keep 9an ma. .aa ),
ter a,llet and It was not tNrft1l wy
the report OF the shooting was maze pupT
I lie BY the police. r Robert lSpig ~ - 2
son OF Harry q. Mcknight, whose fanlly
Is one OF the most prominent and wealthy
ID, Rttsburg They an, In the sane g ela!
set as tia Tlra Wss, and tlse man Who tElea
4 "a take a,ds own 44fe has beam IL gasas
friend OF Harrys'Is *, Thaw. II was asseFAcn
yisorously chat the shooting was only 4 ~
.acseIdent. ss |. NIcISn ght's family Say tha
Syol,ne man has been suffering from Ney'
3Yous pyostration for some tana d I ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
SHOT 8.DO||NI||lN|||....B|:|'Y'|. ! ! / ( !. |:
RA1H:|UsBAND| ! /. i |
The Thayy.N White ll,': T][rag- II; A
edyD duplicated il ! q 4 d. at / the h
Depot In !: !. B|risto J; Il ( J !.
JOHN ORR SHOOTS
]! I, ORG j, ( ] , ZONES I j \ 1 E J:
The slayer's 4 Wife 4. on the l:Iillil' Train
About to Take q n Trip q With
3SJ ones, Who Was Attacked
While on Platform B
About to Leave
With #Her.
sn,ecIal N "a The Ti,nes-D spatch.)

Especial a TO i&8i The Times ispatch.)
BRISTOL. Jul 2--T ST he 7 haw- '''
White TIA gady as in e n,aI1I,er dupli-.
Ted the Ste don Bsis ,t1a tol q
this az fternoon when John Or. me. me.
tcl1anIc. Il shed upon George Jones,
stone cut tor, tho depot p torn, and i;'
I sfifred tilree shot ON bre is-
'r,,olyer into J ones 3 bod lose range:
Jones sank and blood 5is-
ssued II IRON, HIS D mouth as the result Il q
lntsrna, gss.
Ills head, ntaring behind the sft ear
while the two ther shots entered = sl'is hia
back, ran ging upward through his lungs y
and coming out through his breast.
i Deliberate Shooting
The deliberate shooting was due to |: the
alleged intimacy 81 Jones with orr's jsr. =
Wife. It seems that Jones and Mrs Orr l)r1
had planned TO 60 away on a trip. and
Mrs Orr had entered q coach OF an east
bound train on the Norfolk and Western
Railway Z he I. train was road y 20 start
and Jones was In I he act Of set g
aboard whom he was shot. AS he fel'
Jones dropped Y his railway ticket on tho
platform, and 1T was for Rural & Retire I,
Va, the same place Mrs. Orr was Is e susp. Y
posed 70 be going. s9 s8
Dying Statement
Orr ran after the shooting, but, was
arrested and locked up. He said aid ne ! snot
Jones because the lat ter Ma q ruined lslls
home. Jones was still alive early tonight t,
nut cannot recover. He gave Q ut as his
diving statement that he had nothing
against Orr, but said Orr had at stt'd cked
him once q to- day before the shooting
a tar the shooting Orr vi fe left the
train. Ia abandoning |Ser con tsr1Rpta tea
trip ,i x 53iai#ts # 4. gi;l Bi i s85s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
4 Continued on Second ',',t PACED g
'.T.R||EDTO. .EX.TERM|NATE@
1FAM||LY;kI.L|..Il|..E|:.D|I.7!'.A|4.R||E /. / !. ] Il
Angry Husband Murdered Wife
and Mother r-in-L Law. Injured
Two and Shot Himself.

LpcEDALE. MISS, July AIN an at
tempt to exterminate his family. Charles
Brewer tonight shot and killed his wife
and his mother-in- law, wounded his wlfe's te''a
grandmother and Ills infant child, and
then shot and killed himself,
a The tragedy was prompted by anger
Brewer's wife left his home q few days
ago, alleging that he WAS treating her
badly. she went to her mothers nome,
wllera Brewer called Tonight and en-
treated jl,eri3to return 70 nm. lie ~, y
came angry when his wife refused to
leave her mothers house, and, drawtng
q revolver, began hootlng at the women.
When his wife and her mother had been
killed, Brewer continued to shoot until
he thought every other member of ne
family was dead, and then tlred Q pultst
into Ills own temple. IN 85 *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
GENERAL 81 AUJGHTER
OF WARSAW POLICE
tTerrorists, Carrying Out Plans.
Kill Two Officers. Gend darmes,
and Infantry Captain.
fBv Associated Press j

WARSAW. 4. RUSSIAN. . PoLAN ~ July
2.-The recent rumors that the terrorists
were originating a general slanghterao OF
the police We're partially corroboIa tsd e to-
and two were inortally wounded slmnl-S
tnneously In various parts OF tlie, cll w.
In consequence Of the attacks mad on
from the streets. which are now pa trolled
This evening terrorsts shot and NJ Med
n gendarma and an Infantry captain
accused by revolutionary papers OF COM,
manding platoons at executi ions, The
aSSasSlns escaped. s34 36 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
10 IO!|.sE|.'1.T|lED|sPUTES
W|TA.LIIl|TL | !. COUNTRY. j '[I|'Y'
Treaties to Be Drawn Between
United States and Colombia,
I. S8s5 New Minister.
(By, Associated P'ress,)

WASHINGTON, July Enrique Cor--
stes has been pamed as Colombian ,l,ln-i
lister to the United States, 70 succeed
Diego Mendoza, The State Department
has been advised BY American Minister
Barrett. at Bogota, that the appolatnent
OF Mr., Cortez followed the Initiation OF
preliminary negotiations at Bogota lpok-
Ing toward the framing OF treaties be-
tween the United States and Colombia, in-
tended to settle all gdisputes and sinaugl-
rate new era Of lfrlendl ~ rela tions. 4 ne
new treaties Will be formed after secre'-
tary Root returns from South America. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
PALESTINE PAL { E|s.0PEAED
TO. JEWS JEW BY I Sultan. / IN
Action Will Likely Give Great
Al Impetus 70 Emigration from
& @ Russia.
(By Assoo olated Press,

TORONTO, July AT the opening o.
the 5seWepth annual conVen tinn oi ING
jFstleranlon OF Zionist Societies ~ CanalA
Mere PHssidegs DesoA. of Montreal, an,
inol,noed that the Sultan Of ,ruyl1ey han
revoked the laws forbl blddlri9 JeWs "
sat Tia ii PaLastlnA, Ibo did not Wish y.
understood THAT they had gscsa we'd y
cl,,prtar, but Vt was now possible for Jews
to 4nhabit the country and 10y the pro-
lection OF its laws He predicted that the
sultans action would give q great 'lnpe,i
it,,s to eInlg1nta taon from Russia, lF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
,(By d Als.ss,tociated Press.) )

LONDON ,Ss July Albert W. SWAIN
the American u consul !, at IN Sout champion.
ttelegraphed to the embassy from Sails;
bury this evening that only two bodies
OF the y!ctims OF Sunday s railroad dis
faater were s un claimed that all the sin-
sjured were doing well Y that six embalm-
3ers had been employed Sthat8the coroners
Identification OF the bodies yot the sArnerlEi- y
an5victims was G complete, and tina every
thing was being we'll 10 oked after by the
authorities. Al III 3
Al the Inquest to-day It was a seer g 81. !
tained that ". II. VI VI II onlpson was an
English butler; that Louis oeppinger was
q German commercial traveller, and that
Jules Keeler was q music hall enter
stainer OF Brooklyn, N. y. s5Sit
4, This evening s. bulle tin from the infrm-.
Sary$ says the cases OF r.. s, Critche ell. Of
Chicago; Miss N. Il. Rask, of Norfolk
Street, Park Lane. London. and Miss I.
as. D. Griswold, J, OF Borough Heath. Eng
are critical Not much hope is enter
tanned for the recoyevy Of Mr.. Cr Ell ell.
Cause u Unknown.
sf Y The inquest was held In the City Hall.
-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
.A7iTENDSSF
FATHER.Uh GUARD
Sad Incident to the Case Of John
] Toler at Williams
burg.
Especial ,3st ia e The Times-pispatch.)I

v. EITl (SpeclHI 10 F1He He.1EHEe5-*77SEHFU14'1 14
WILMINGTON, N, C., July 2,-A week
or so ago a prominent young white man
OF this city, John Toler was sent to
jail for insulting ladies while he was
drunk, To-day his father died. and this
presented the saddest side OF the sltua-
ton. as Toler was not at his fathers
5death-b4Al, but arrived shortly after
wards, under guard, Sd
Thus he will attend the funeral. ana
then return to- serve his sentence, *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
SIX HUNDRED REBELS
KlLLED IN NATAL A ( Fight
fBy Associated Press,)

DURHAM, MA ATAI.. July 2.-Irha Metal
revolt continues to hs ssriouss A neaIy
eeaqn,gagen,ealti pcc,na'e6 Sunday outslfpa
Noods,,ord. q email force or Yoluhtyers
hsJ r q t1sn,T,orarily an a ditficuN posi- tlon
and and sftsaster being averbad only by the
IInely nv arrival OF the main body Of tlle
volunteers. The rebels were flnally cAs'
r,srsod with a loss OF 900 killed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
DEATH D Valet
BL0UH[0l,|l.R||;..0||M|||E||::. | ||;|. D I /.
5Thaw''s M ali u B ed ford Dies Dim
II ospital, wing Stat tener II SS
f ,335sSs It'll ttorne y a
TRIAL U.NTlL OCTOBER
Mrs. Thaw$ Examined and and
On = Pointa 81 Collap e. What tEssS
sDete ctiVessS ~ sss:s5 s5iis5l ;l3s52
= - q gt
D Especial: to The Times.D D Dlspatch..)

iss special 10 q he Times Dlspat tch: sys3s
NEW YORK, Jul q That theresis
81 ospe Sof a SPEEDY trial for Harry Ken-
dali ann on need to-dayS Us
trict ttorney Jerorne returned to
town for two avs i his personal
tatter,t ton to the case. Owing gto the SfMaot act
that tdir I'm b tie sum there are
par III Sof the Court sstof General Sessions
sinl less 81, ana III at he trial would sprob-
ably last two three wee KS The D,ils-s
rictiAttorneyS decid deds not ito sadyan ce the
BThaW case on the ca lendar. Thaw vi ~
hardly Be- gned be fore oet
Mrs I'D Thaw@ss on the Rack I"
IA rlie exact lir,sf Sc nee Harry
X. Thaw hinges on one po and one
Balono-w ethcrs latte IN t.utled q his sS a.
ste1lthons upon Evelyn es I'm haY.y OF
at lacked her cha rue ter as g WI fe. y " INC
efforts or tho lawy1srs who aye been!
3reta med BY the I,haw mil Ions, establish
e,e,,yond doubt the II fact " that White did
either that will sbe the sole de efense uf.ss
fered at Thaw' TRIAL. :,s 4. ss.
Mrs. TiinW was on The rack for two
hours to-day, and h her exA rllta,a t,on wa q
,thoroug gh. s5sss she point OF o
cola pse. Dlrlng ssil exaa ny naat1o she
was asked II she al not write two let,
,ters to Stanford bite on FrtdaY ma
Saturday before THE murder. She 81 led
that she did not The .,csttSton and VI nm q
swyer3 were prompted 4 by the etatenlant 4
OF one OF White 8 lends that Mrs II nav
had written .Wlaite two notes arld Tall
to b ohtain an ans Wtsr, had personally il
visited him \ at his studio on Saturday.
she declared & that she had not seen t1n
White for5lnpre than two mon this, exccI'ti
at q distance, until the NIL ght OF the mi
der. XII e qls & &fs i55 5 6 @
~ II developed 4 to-d day that III avis law
5yers have in their poss essio lon q ring taken
from tho finger OF Nv VhiteB by the coroner
and turned over to- y Thaw's 8 lawyers by
One OF the lawyers first TO appear In the
Interest OF White. The trim ket Va Is one
that could not very we'll be Worn7ing polite
society, nor the subject Illuminated by II