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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06
Russia is advancing In iiberaIit,

Russia IL advancing In liberaIity.
notwithstanding rsactioaary inAu-
sncss. A so of Count Toastoi has
beea acquitted Of the charge Of high
treason. brought AGAINST him because
he published his fathers writings,
which are under the han Of the cxar's
empire. The Russian edition vas
burned and the plates destroyed. but
the young man was let Oh. A few
yeaS ago II would have been Siberia
for his. II indeed he had escaped with
his life.
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Wlrslsss sestIen en AIrsAIp.

WIrsiees otstIsN ~ Alrshle.
The possibilities and practical stil.
lty OF wireless telegraphy II serial
aavieatioa Viii b thoroughly iavesti.
Eated aboard Count xeppelin's airship
this summer. A wireless station has
heen iastallsd o. the craft. n which.
instead Of extendinG upward - IN
elhef stations. the receiver extends
downward. coasisting Of Q broass wire
~ fest long. Power from ths air.
ships tvo seAp. motors works tAs
transnitter. which 10 capable q seaA.
~ 0oeoAeeo 10 miles.
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Nv1cao111e o0ulolea.

Hydraulic slu1e1ng = bstag snejsv.
ID at Seattle. Vo6A- ~ - su9oval
q . large hin y ~ reG11settal -.
tioa Of the CIV. ~ na1ariai 90.
sists principally g ~ ~. vhiaA =
sxesedinsiy t1nAGosas ~ hard to
ness. but u eaGl1y hAa1le1 ~ Q a.
inch giaat nes1Do 6 l9e1oaAA peoo.
sure hydraulta. ~ s1ooly q vaAst
y taksa froo r1ose oeasl. eeno
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06
puR,s,Eo L.Fs INSURANCE..
0sNsslts from New law, WhIeh Re-
Wsains eubseantIatty Unchanged. !,

Throagh The influence q Gov.
Hughes, the New York Legislature -
cided to make no radical changes In
the new Insurance law. It was pointed
out BY Gov. Hughes that tie New York
law has already accomplished wide
spread reforms. With proportionate
beaefits to policyholdsrs. and that It
should be given Q thorough trial BE-
fore any amendments were seriously
considered. 1t 10 estimated that the
cost Of the mismanagement Of the past
did not average more than 30 cents to
each policyholdsr, while the benefits
to present and future policyholders
will amount to many times more and
b cumulative besides. The speed
erase Of the big companies and the ex-
cessive cost Of securing new business
was the most extravasant evil Of the
old managements. Under the new
regime the cost Of new business has
already been greatly rtduced. along
with other economies.
The showing made BY the Equitable
Life Assurance Society in it, report
for 1905 was . strong argument
against meddling with the new law.
In the Equitable alone there was .
saving Of over $4,000. 900 in expsasss.
besides a increase in the income
from tho Goeiety's assets amounting
TO a. much moro. The ratios Of the
EQuitabls's total expenses to H. total
income vas 1S.l3% In 1874, 1857 in
leoS. and only 14.ls% In 1Ses. The
divideads paid TO Equitable policy.
holders In 1875 alnounted to 81. .3sS. ia.
WHICH was aa tDcrease Of n6otO than
~ over 1895.
While the Equitable made . better
showing than ny otAer big company.
all reported radical economies and N.
der sach conditioas tAe Legislaturs
wisely decided to leave The law sub.
staAtia1ly - Il st1Ada.
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GLGcrRIc soVoUGT.
4 Msvsssy which 10 Prevlns vsey
Popular.

A pleasing electric novelty Which
any electrician can easily make IL tho
electric boaQsst. The idea 70 suitsd
to many oocaa6ons. such - rscsptioos.
weddings anA presentstjoos. In .
large boo0uoe or design q aatufal
Sewers are iced small iAeaadeoceat
lampe. eetAeg white q coaoeed. q.
fangsa b - form oe lsttsss 70 20
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pRopIR wAy ro wAsn CHINA.
oslIeats Material Should hs*s the
Nest Careful Handling.

j . . . ~ il
The proper way to wash delicate
china II to have two bowls. one with,
warm. soapy water. the other nlled
with cold water to rinse them IN.
Take the cups and saucers ons by,
one and wash them in the warm. soapy
water. rinse we'll in the cold water.
then let them drain On board or
tray.
Dry the china with . soft lineA glass
cloth to give 1t . good polish. For
cups. saucers. and dainty plates wash
Ing soda 10 rarely needed in the va
Ter. and II there should be much Gle
in the pattern OF the china It should
never b used, ~ soda has most In.
furious eject ON gilt. causing It to rub
OF altogether.
0upposing the cups are stained by.
cold tea Or coffee being left in them.
after pouring It away rub the inside Of
the cup with little salt, and when
washed afterward the stain will dis.
appear.
There ought to be china cupboard
II every house In which to keep the
china and glass.
1t should be fitted with shelves, and,
there should also be small hooks;
placed along the edge Of each shelf
on which to hang cups and cream
pttchers- /,
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strs~ssrry clsessssss nssss

Line the bottom Of . p,ain square
mold With white paper and ~ sides
With split lady fingers. Next soak one
osncs Of selatine With half pint oe
cold water. When soft placs this
over the IRE until dissolved. In ths
meantime. press . quart q frssh
stravbsrrtes Through . sssvs aad aAdl
oss cup Of powdered sugar. Whea Tie
eesettas 70 cold, mix Il with tAe ber.
rses and sugar asd add one pint o.
whipped cream sweets1sd 70 taste.
Foss this mixture iato The nolA and
pseos o. ~. Eat vsry eolA With T.
Hc3ous cakes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06

President Hsdlsy oe Yale university
viii % 70 Berlin Immediately after the
meeting a the Yale university corpor.
atioa n October to ON the Theodore
Roosevelt professorship Of Americas
history aad Institutions At the Uaivsr
stty Of Berlin.
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KI75zFIesAT
&WlIk.1
POWER or ELECTRICITY
Railways Of the World - os opsraas
oy This Irrssistibls Feres. ~

NsstO ssseOsOss3v0s
Electricity now eoapieteiy donsi-
Mates the urban railway systems Of
America and Europe. and y Invading
With irresistible force that Of ssbur.
ban and interurban railroads TO such
N extent that It would Be dimcult TO
snumerats them even IN the United
States.
The systems which reach out from
Boston. with connections which ex-
tend 20. 80 and even 100 miles, are
only sample Of the wonderful devel.
opment Of the last 16 years. while the
projects for future means OF transpor.
tation in New England are 20 compre-
hensive ~ to exclude the use Of steam
BY all the companies which operate
transportation lines for passengers
and freight within = radii Of 50 miles
at least from all large centen Of pop
ulation.
Cincinnati. . distance Of 40 miles. Al
ready enjoys . large trafnc In both
freight and passengers. and the New
York Central railroad company pro-
poses to At once install electricity in
place OF steam to . distance Of 20
miles in all its vast system radiating
from New York city.
In Europe one Of the longest elec-
trjc lines IL from Liverpool to South
port. although many projects Of even
more gigantic proportions are under
way throughout England.
Most Of these lines are In regions
where there arc not SUFFICIENT water
falls from which to generate power.
But who're there are waterfalls-the
surest, easiest and most economical
source Of energy In the world-there
% no reason Why the electric sagins
may not sspersede steam entirely
while II seems positive that . great ~
gion which has NO railroads would, II
lines were to b built. adopt tie else
trSc system. even though there we're
- water power. and haviAg that
would not hesitate In the choice.
Tho Italian government, II coajuno.
tiou with the railroads. has bees csf-
rying on successful experimeats and
sxtendinS ths use OF electricity fQs
eeafly tea ysars. and .nou . l3Ae = -,
tng attsd - hon Ro0s 10 ClvtlAcnD.
tslIanA. 3'
The governments Of Norway ~
Sweden are already occupied with -
application Of electricity to The lareef
lines: Frapce IL eauippins roads WITH
It ~ fast a. possible. and bsing out-
done BY Germany: 8witssrianA u
adopting II - rapidly a. possibis:
8paia hes awakened to The Import
Anco Of electric railways. aaA u ahout
10 build one neariy 100 miles ioag;
Mexico has Just equipped one Of ovsr
100 miles. asd the United States has
many which arc still larger. Even In
Colombia. where there arc practically
90 railroads. ~ most prominent CO.
gineers. IN coosaltation with Pres
Reyes. arc contemplating the utilisa-
lion q the vast torrents now plungiug
70 waste from the preeipitous noun.
iains. to operate new railroads which
they declare will b ''toe wonder OF
The world"
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06

TSs eAasess are tAat railway .tsaias
vili - rua a. The sptaniag TO- ~
cip,e about ths uns ~ ~ rssiy -
pst vassAiDs ost q bssinsss b ~
~ q aoasstAsties. leaoAwhlle tt,re
vtll s1ll b nssd Of eoub.ey sA,e1
tsssks ssd b,s ssss. lrgJs j.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06

The Psansylvaais legislature has q.
psadsd ~. ~. ~ for good roads, a.a
meanwhile Pennsylvania 10 sxpsadias
more thaa that sun to keep hse Go.
victs n idlensss. Thsre 10 obviously
soDething wrong here. F.....
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ssse,.e -sus1ass 1I11sG - N
~ sosl1sa 6 - - ~ soo1o r.
oDum1DoD 1noQuog - GonD1ao0 onnD.
Z. p - ell11ie - ~ ~ =
1oA1D4 - - - - - ooo11a6 -
svonAy. - 49, . - - 0ass
s:s,ss - :. p sss,ss =
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IAaPRoviMo GLGcrRIc Llo.4r.
cheep 0wt osed ReAsssee fss leeee
6eesset lsmA

A VIZ eoo6 reflector toe ejectslc
ligAt bs1bs. lantern globes. lamp cAin-
AoyS. ETC.. u made - sujlowD: Wlth
- eo4 inh ~ ost Q else1e - ~
bu1e q cAl0asy tAs ~ e ~ ~
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sss,s - vsssh ~ yssse

Ness - Wsoh ~ jsAsl
voe eoaag - ~ laisty jabots ;hth
tAees faa Doaits bases u paaatp n
esaos beeese wasAiag - ~
nse etsoag warn ss1A u thie
, ~ seeaGA. seeas . Nttje viii soet
eeasA Wins lying ~ . Q nashaa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06
TIVE AAueA elo01eoieooa,e,n.
steal Te1oo1ogle Vlflre.

4 gang Of eEpest thieves striooel
telephone pelss g wiso ope . 1tefnaeo
of three blockgs - CAlea0n. rseeaAly.
and secured II ~ aboue ~ Doan1s a
copper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06

m - Asssetsao - ~. ossssy.
"A ~ Day - - anese - ~
tAsutA n eAse " u natter b thae
~ rajo tAsutA = nives sinpae. WAae
~ ean tAsutA ~ Dass aroaaA nm
hoaA - hA11 b oo'y kiA3 " . eas.
Feaey tAae ~ - r. esoveotsooa
TAero ase Q eeod 0aay eeunAseesltsss
~ . ~ " u eeuntegtslts u1t -
- eisoalAe3oo. ] havsat amy eeee
t1ea ut ] tate y nanay " TIN
esas - iats1soheei bas Ivvy ~. ~
Doao 81 ~ . ~. oe0e " u. eoanp
tog1olts ~ - 0ueA Drse1ess Dseal
- thin - ~ sale ose6a. cay tAey
leot bsar u oevesaniat seAmo.".
vso0 Dlseestatieaa n n. DeeeaV.
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ossssa oeeaes calss.

oesan oss-sosrth cup = bsttse, sdd
oos-Aalf cap q sugar sioviy ED coo.
dnss bsattng. says Q writer h Oooa-
Aesssksspeng. A6A H. yo,ts oe Avs
e9Ds. bsatea until Thick asl Isspoa
eoaoeed. aod ono teaspoooful q oeonae
sxtreet. Nix and siit ssvso-slghehs
esps q pastry Gour With 90 asl o..
Aak teaspooas Of hakiag pov6ee. ~
ada Alternately With ooeSousth c.p RI
ni1k - tbe 1ret na1tuse. Dake n q
battereA an 0osrod tn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06

Lse II b uaAsssteed that II b a
aeeesas Of ~ paisfsi laek oe M.
neats AlsDasyed 10 u tAst Pitasbsss
eAjsets - ~ nssA- -1lseuase1 paanf,
~ 'Tes DatA." ~ ~ . ~ hseA
)eoo4 - Q houoo1oll lnatafn1Aaa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06
svMeArMv Poa rNG F,sss.
Uoeea ossesesrs Aasslap pesaAae 1
chss,ty q ~ M.

Uptoa 8iaclair. h a ealrsss p.seoss
. boly q Chicago Socialists. sid Of
charity:
~ 'srAe average charity. the charity oe
The RIB. soe0s rather futilo 70 me-.
TAs ricA opprsss ths poor saornously.
thsa thsy help tAso slightly. 1t b
Nike tie yoa1g lAly angler.
"Why.' saia Q nAn b tAis young
MY. 20 yes always carry . bottle e
n1iDsat vitA yoa - your 1sAi-g sx-
cufuSoo0r
0Ae dlsAo1.
II n sessy. ~ saiA p,ai.ttvsiy.
'toe tAs poor httje -. AaA -. Whsa
! take ooo ~ ~ hook, ] always rub
IL Ct nostA VITA so0s hainsaA'
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06

4 Dssila sass1aSe - - ssAee
o1la1oatSeos - ~ y - osoeopo1oa
- vsaee's bsaaa y uslssslslk
'odnaales ~ naah
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06

Aucs either Initials q WoedA vee q.
ample. says FeDu1as NeeAaales. a.
the recent oceog1sa q Q rsesptteo
givca ~ his saDos1ss 70 tAsls nan.
ager on his rsta11 fFoa . log -.
sence . mamnolA bos1sse a roseo
vas presented b ~. b IL 1iAlls a
which slowing = ssft ooioss was ~
word "Welcome~ CuFreat was tnkeo
fron . vail brasossg thsoagA . 1s1ihas
cord 20 feet loaG. WA1eA Desnitted ~
bouquet 10 be eass3e1 about ~ sooo.
TIVE MvsA essoeesIeaaalsm.
why did thae pAs1egsaDAss IN =
see.re the piaee - ~ po)Ies t1ao6
Acation bureauSs
"He was too psuoooG6oaal"
"What do yoo 0ooAY
He vas always teillag ~ suhjsseD
- look pIeasanA~-DolG1neso A1n4
coo. -.tN
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J, - 1swls ssss1lly ssosesa1al -
1 ~ ~ q - : = A9 = - 49, =
neDe. = ~ lngesP = M.
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A1evlNs plo1uRoD G - ~

hlsvlN0 p111ne1D g - eeooeA
by The uss = 8s1yo - ~ s@ne
0aaoGrapA. q eDOogAenD ~ yoDootAb.
y photograS1B AoNolo e1Doo1D q
veey beise tltg egoool1ses AnSe
ooooee1e1 AfAn1oooa1 0ovo
0aats q latssu19 9eoDQnD ~ ~ heast
81 luass. S 0ov1ag Dlsengos
vAsa rsDee1uo - . sussos ~ g
great aseisenaG6 - 0oo1o1D ~.
oseae - 9s1l.oese
Noew1sA ~ - 3eeoo - 49,
ego - lAeo4So3 - D1ooeA -
~ tetal = - - ~ eoAov
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- oboeo = - -,

~ oee1 - esao olosoa
! b - seess e1ok Gosse = ~
og4 - on0ogo - - - r.
feyy - = - Q1o4y9 = uoG11no
- oess alsv1A - - -
e 0ooqA /. \ Z =
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ceNee -

Get - yasd e sAseses1stA, so,A 10
uAko 4 1ouAle. the0 nv 3 onnnena IN
0Aks ntt1e 49, - ~ your eoDse =.
1vesy nsssoag take . ffaGA eoe, -
III teeoo u coDoo ~ naoo ~
eeeoa. year coGoo alvaye ~ ~
eDsas. rsa1y % sssve q eoea.
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oDeeseeAeusa ~ 10o1eseea.

UoOoosooos0 - Uo6oee0l
eeaesoey 9 nv neeerloi = eena1ae
sss1saD 110sull3ss y ~ neesoeAonS
~ - aoarhsa1ss h11sesy + a..
0aay ~ AuslFia. 49, Aelnog = -
g ~ sfDee eeureos q saoely.
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PsooaD Oeeosvboeetoe.

0oGA . eaast g hesgses ~ ~ q
svyuD ua1o ~ beol1ne Q e. q -
- ~ { - q v61ee - g. ssln.
- ~ = ~ jstee = . isaoo ~
6ts11a. Dsoeu1 seool - - -
10 0oo15 teen 81 - 6as1iGA v1lA
|vAsoD bssslssI-nasSers 1aaae.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
"A Bad sundays Work.

Alexandropol April LA series q
brutal murders was perpetrated here
Sunday by man named Karapetyan'
to, who lately had been without en-
ployment and was refused further
board and lodging In the home OF a
married sister. KArapetyante with a
stiletto mortally wounded his sister,
killed her husband, martally wounded
nephew and niece, killed a neigh
Dor who answered their cry for help
and mortally wounded the wife and
mother of this neighbor. Then he
committed suicide.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
second convIdsIoa Of Murder.

1awton, Ok. March 2s.-charies
Simpson, "the Midget" who slew
Worth Bailey. once a prominent
sporting character Of Kansas City. in
a saloon here a year ago, was We'd
nesday convicted Of manslaughter IN
the second degree and soon will enter
upon the 22nd year Of his life within
prison walls. Simpson Is q years Of
age. At TIE age Of 20 he committed
murder for which he served n years.
He had been free onIy a few monthn
when tie killing occurred here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
RaIIroad EmpIoyes Federate.

Buffalo. N. y, March 3U.--A secret
conference between delegates Of the
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen
and the order Of Railway conductors
which has been in progress here for
two days, closed early Friday after
ratifying the agreement formulated
at indianapolis recently to federate
on all matters in dispute with the
railroad companies. It calls for CO..
operation Of the officers Of both
bodies in order to present a bold
front to their employers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Reception Awaits TAFT.

San Juan, Porto Rico, April 1.--Gov
ernor Winthrop is preparing a recep
ton to Secretary Of War Taft, in Por
to Rico, second only to that extended
to president Roosevelt. Mrs. Taft will
precede the secretary to the island, ar
irving here April II. The present
programme includes and informal din,
ner on Secretary Taft's arrival here
April IA, visit to points of historic
interest and an automobile trip from
San Juan to Ponce and return over
the same roads taken by President
Roosevelt.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04

and Assistant District Attorney Gar
van. Az to the croasexamination bs
the district attorney, the commission
said the matter would be taken ~
when II was reached.
Thaw's examination was not con
cIuded Thursday and he win appear
again before the commission when II
meets Saturday morning. no session
being scheduled for Good Friday. The
Saturday session will be held behind
closed doors. The commission did not
determine whether or not a physical
examination Of the defendant would
be necessary. There was an intima-
ton, however, that the men who are
to report as to Thaw's present condi-
ton would content themselves with
an observation Of him during his men
tai examination. One commissioner
is a physician and an expert in mem
tai diseases, DR.. Leopold Putzel. II
the commission should decide physi-
cal examination is essential DR.. Put
eel probably will make It.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04

New York, March 2O.--Harry X
Thaw for two hours Thursday submit
ted himself to running fire Of Ques,
tiOns from the three men appointed
BY Justice Fitzgerald as q commission
n lunacy to determine his present
state Of mind. The examination was
conducted behind closed doors and
when a few minutes before o'clock
Thursday afternoon an adjournment
was taken until 10 o'clock Saturday
izi0rning, no one connected with the
hearing would discuss the details Of
the inquiry.
Thaw went willingly and confidently
before his judges and when the two
hours session was concluded his at
torneys appeared with smiling faces
and declared they were more than
satisfied with the course OF the pro-
coedings. Distri0 Attorney Jerome
hurried away from the Criminal
Courts building declining absolutely
70 say one word about the commits
sion'g work.
The most important feature Of the
days proceedings was the decision Of
the commission to limit the scope OF
its inquiry to the exact language Of
The statute-to determine solely the
question as to whether or not Harry
Thnw is able today to understand the
nature Of the court proceedings
against him and Is able to advise his
counsel in a rational manner. Dis.
trict Attorney Jerome announced to
the commission that all Of the legal
experts he had employed In the case
had advised him that Thaw Is suffer
ing from a typical case OF paranola, a
disease Of the mind IN which the 70
coyeries are limited to two or three
per cent. He offered 10 adduce testi-
mony to support this statement, but
the commission waived aside, saying
the purpose Of the inquiry was a very
simple one and had to DO. not with
eny classification Of mental diseases.
bat with the prisoners present state
Of mind as judged BY iaymen.
The commission got under way with
a rush Thursday afternoon and plunged
a. once into the personal examination
q The defendant District Attorney Jer-
enc protested at first that he was not
able 70 proceed. saying be would IKE
b have his medical advisors present
- finally stated be would have no
ttIociIon 70 ne examination going
I.fraN providing he vas permitted
i reserve be crossexnminatibn TIE
cdrn.luri1h idrullh rettiod Re nat
az 1I ~ presence q expert n e..
at hen ron lta room along via I
.f.II 81 r.Is .1cTt oe tticrl1-i 1
N. c.11I re- s.srM t|'Er1T
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04

Joplin. No. March SO.-Thomau
Conner. state senator. millionaire,
phiIanithropist and foremost citizen q
this city, died at $40 o'clock Friday
morning at a sanitarium at San An
tonic, Texas. where he had been for
the past several months The 70
mains will be taken to Tiffin, Ohio.
his boyhood home for burial. Sem
ator Conner was elected as democrat
from Jasper county at the general cleo.
ton last fall as a member OF the
Missouri general assembly but never
reported at jefferson City, being
stricken with nervous collapse which
resulted In his death, before the legis-
lature convened.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04

wfitings were thuae Of an in6hne man
The experts for the defense declared
there was absolutely nothing in the
writings upon which to predicate an
opinion Of mental unsoundness.
Mr.. Deimas himself took the stand
and declared many Of Thaw'a suggea-
lions were most valuable and that he
intended % incorporate some Of them
IN his summing up address.
The alIenists for the defense in testi-
flying declared they had the advan-
tage Of constant personal examinations
Of the defendant, while the prosecu-
lions witnesses had not.
The Tombs physician, two chaplains
Of the city prison. several guards and
a probation officer took the stand and
testified that Thaw In prison had act
ed and spoken like a rational man.
The commission decided Tuesday 70
admit the TESTIMONY q. DR. Hsullton.
who said he made four examinations
Of Harry Thaw. the last in July, 1905,
He concluded then that Thnw was suf-
fering from chronic del'isional insan-
itv or paranola and still held TO that
belief. On crossexamination. Dr.
Hamilton admitted he bad not exain-
ined the defondanr recently. The de-
SArdAnt;a counsel fought againsi Dr.
Hamilton's testimony 60 the very last
Failing in the plea Of professional
privilege as bar. they argued that
his examinations Of the defendant we're
too remote to 30 Of any value at this
time. The commission decided to al
law the testimony.
DR.. Flint gave new touch to the
form OF insanity from which It Is all
legged Thaw Is suffering, ny declaring
that his former fparsnaiacal delnsions
Of persecution are rapidly changing IN
to 'Delusions Of grandeur"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Bad Treatment in Brazil.

Riga, Russia, April, 1.-THE govern.
or general Of the Baltic provinces,
Lieutenant General oeller-Sakomel.
sky, has received from Russian colon
fists in Brazil letter complaining Of
the difficult position Of the colonista
and the unfair treatment Of them BY
Brazilians and asking him to prohibit
emigration to the South American
republic. Riga is the starting point
of large stream of emigrants tc
Brazil.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Diplomats WIN Not Discuss Il

Paris, April Inquiries made Sun
day at the Austrian. British, and Jap
anese embassies and the Dutch lega
ton, which were implicated In the
documents Of Monsignor Montagnini
the secretary Of the penal nunciature
seized when he was expelled and pub
lished In the Figaro brought forth the
unanimous response that nothing was
known concerning tho matter. The
diplomats refused to discuss the dis
closures.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04

Moscow, April 1.-The police Sat
urday discovered and searched revo-
lutionary meeting place on Fresh Bend
avenue. They stationed an ambuscade
and Sunday q student who had not
been warned that the place had been
discovered, approached the entrance.
Policemen Andrieff and Gontcharoff
leaped from the ambush toward the
student who killed both Of them with
his revolver and escaped unwounded.