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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
MANY CHARTERS.
Corporation Commission Author
ICES New Business Comorat, ons-

Corporation Commission Author
ICES New Business Corporal, ons.
The following charters have b, en-
issued by the State Corporation CON :.
mission.
Pearl steam Laundry Tnc). Norfo1t,
9 l. Fine. president: p. y. Fine, vice
president a: C. Fine. secretary and
Ireassurer-aiI Of Norfolk Capital.
l,,.t ~li..unl, 1000; minimum. 10000.
objects Laundry business.
Aaron-Garst Company GncD. fsea-
nohe- Jesse F. Aaron. president; Arm
sted \. Pitzer. vice president. Nonroe
Garst. secretary and treasurer-aII Of
Eoanoke Capital. maximum. 10000.
minimum. $4,000. Objects: Wagon and
Walk-over Shoe Store Compsnv
Slnc Norfolk. o. I. Bonney. presi-
Geht,; y. ". Tough. vice president. n.
Nrer-all Of Norfolk Capital. maxi
mum. 10000. minimum. $4,000 Oh
JeIls, Boot and shoe business. whole
- Nirg,i mia Products Company OncD
Noriolk y.,,, Charles. vanture. president
Ackiss. secretary and treasurer-a1 Of
NgItolk. capital. maximum. $1,000.
p Morgan russell COMPANY CInc).
Nortolk T. Morgan RUSSELL. president
and secretaryi Mordecai r. Russell.
E4ice-pr,esident and treasurer; L B.
usSell capital. maximum. $4,000.
.nlnlInlm' $4,000 Objects. Hotels. res
taurants and real estate
-
Norfolk. r p Marbury John Ma
bury. president and treasurer. r II
Baker. Jr--all OF Norfolk Capital
maximum. $50. 600. minimum az 500
Objects Mercantile business
Richmond Insurance Agency GncD
Richmond. T. Kent RaWley. president
z. j. King. vice president. John Mar
TN. secretary and treasurer-au Of
lNchmond. Capital. MIA Nimum. 500. O0n.
minimum. $4,000. Objects. To do life
accident and fire insurance business
Barber. Rice * Company UncD
Richmond. Henry 2. CARRIER. secre-
JSs-ry and treasurer; W. l. Ballard.
Whitfield Rlack-au Of Richmond.
Capital maximum. $4,000: minimum.
N9VN- OBJECTS General merchandise
business. wholesale and retail
'reery shirt Company Gnc), Rfcn-
mond. \. +. Davis. president. Joseph
J.. Creery, vice president. F. W Bandy.
secretary and treaSurer-au Of Rich
mond- Capital. maximum. $4,000. mini
mum. 81 600. Objects; To conduct the
manufacturing and dealing in shirts
drawers. underwear. furnishing GOOD a.
haberdashery and general merchandi
w. y. Crenshaw UncD. Richmond
Winthrop ID CrenshaW. president. Yer
non G. Austin. treasurer; Leroy G. Creu-
shaw. secretary Of Richmond
Capital, maximum. S25.oOO: minimum
$1,000. Objects. Wholesale and retail
tobacco and cigar business.
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SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss Germelman Entertained by
Her Friends.

Miss Ess.e Gcrmelman was the reci-
pient 81 81 delightful surprise party Fri
day evening. given her by number OF
hoy schoolmates. Music games and re-
citations were the pleasant features OF
the evenings enjoyment. Selections by
tile quartet OF the class. composed Of
Misses Ella Critzer. Laura Eliiton. Mas
teTs Preston Gregory and Clarence Cosby.
song. boy Mr.. Dewitt Felvey. and recita-
tions. by Miss May Feivey. were greatly
enjoyed. Refreshments We're served after
which the merry party returned % their
homes
Among those who composed tine party
We're. Misses Iotue Beazley. Annie
Woody. Helen Crowder. Ruth Mitchell.
Jessie Crumpler. Laura clifton. May
Feivcy. Inez Kelley. Ella Fitzgerald. Lille
Keck Elsie Seal. Essie Germelman. Gladys
Gordon. May Edna Gerwelman. Florence
Golmelman. Mcssrs. Clarence Cosby Ray
mond White Frank Bragg Preston
Gregory. Roy Crumpier. Earl Kelley
Willie Davis. Dewitt Fclvev, Charles Nc
Carly and others.
Mrs Germolman assisted her daughter
in receiving and entertaining her guests.
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NEW CARS COMING.
VIII Make Possible Better Ser
vice During CONGESTION.


The Passenger and Power Company
Us daily expecting the arrival Of six
or their new cars which VIII be put in
service az soon as they can be pre-
pared for use after arrival Twenty
cars in an have been ordered. and all
ar- 80 the mi-convertible Detroit
Platform. couhie-trurk variety. These
descriptive or classi swing terms mean
that they are in dimensions like the
lon- cars now used ou AIain Street
save THAT the roar platform is about
three times as long as those now USED.
ana instead OF the windows opening
downward. they viii he raised or
pushed upward. The cars are adapted
to either summer or winter use They
viii he placed IN service on the Main
and Broad street line. and on tho Main
street iine. and some OF them on SUI
burhan lines.
There is great need Of such read
justmeut OF schedules or increase OF
cars on the Main street line between
the hours Of $ and o'clock AT that
time the cars are often SO crowded with
passengers that ID is difficult 90 get
either on or on. Many have COM
planned Of the crowded conditions at
that time. About the hours named
many persons are going 10 their homes
from tlelr daily work. and before 1880
other throngs are bound for the thea
tres. the wild animal show. the skatinA
rink. and other points. thus making
even standing-room scarce at times
often women and girls. who have been
at work an Gay. have 20 stand and
swing 20 straps.
Except at these coneested hours the
service is excellent and even then IL
IL probably all that could be expected
with the present rolling stock. The
arrival OF the new cars Will afford
FAR better service.
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For Chamnionshin

The goosopin contest will Be rolled
az tne Lake Alleys tonight for the
handsome ralncoat donated by Wright
a. WoctalL This game. no doubt viii
De hot one. as there are about thirty
of the star rollers Of the civ sofrir.isd
70 take part The schedule is 70 roli
three games. and the PLAYER having
tHe highest number OF pins in ths
three games Will bee awarded tho prize.
The game VIII Doe called promptly at
The following are the PLAYERS W., ,
may take mart iu this great series.
J. eir lamb. Allen. Van Rurcn. Elllott
Cosby; Pattcrson. Jennings. Lang. Blair.
J.. Sooean, Dalton. T. r. Cosby, Mont
kaln- IT. Cohcan simpson. Brown. Reas.
Williams Whitfield. Ford. WINS. ed
wards. Walden. Davis. e. T. Na6a,
Priddy. smith. Dollins Ford. Tainan
Roth, Lemons. James. Green. Tnga pal
mer. Far Martin. Bevlin JenIcs
hoperts. LaWrlpce There are mann,
NOR" who may qualify before tie
game is called ~
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TO ASK WRIT OF ERROR.
Suit Growing Out Of Coal Strike
Contract to Be Appealed.

Clerk r. ". Eowclle. Of the Circuit
Court OF the city OF Richmond has
just completed the transcript Of he
Sons vs.. John IT. Hesser & company.
i'm which verdict FOR the plaintiff Tor
$500. with interest from April I. 1908.
was rendered. The record is prepared
ar the instance OF the defendant. who
viii apply for writ Of error and
supersedcas in the supreme Court OF
Appeals.
The suit grew out Of a contract
for supplying coal and the advance
In price, owing To the strike then ON
in the coal folds. When the ca se
came to trial the defendant demurrad
20 the amended declaration. but the
court ovcrruled the demurrer ON tic
ground that the trial court erred in
this action. and that the verdict was
contrary 10 tho law and the evidence.
the appeal w.il be based.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond John J Kerstlng 10 Arthur "
Godiin. an feet south side OF Leigh Street
90 feet west OF Norton Street So 100
T j Fletcher and wife 70 l.. II Mundin
SO feet on west line Of Twentieth Street
loois fet north OF Street. $500.
John Munro's executors 20 Mary A. Rank
in. triangle lot. fronting 1O4& feet on south
line OF Poplar Street. corner OF Rockets
Street $500
Ferdla = POilock's trustee and Ferdfe =
AM a. r. Pollock 20 J. W. Johnson 90 feet
Baker Street. northwest corner OF Fourth
street. $500.
Henrico-T A. Lamb ana wife TO r Fs-
telle Rose Leigh. lots IS and &c IN block No.
s. plan of Brookiand Park $3.50.
Joseph Schepers and wife TO Pinky Win
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
Rose Averages Seven.

NEW YORK. January 3l.-With an
average of 1874, J., Rose last night
made the best average yet recorded in
the 142 balkline billiard tournament. at
Maurice Days Academy FOR class G. ann
ateurs. Ike defeated J. r. Dittmann by
& score Of 80 to 10
In the afternoon w. j. Brown won from
M. Creecy by a score of sc 70 23S. with
an average of 4 ESP Contestants to-
day will be Messrs. Creecy and Rose in
the afternoon and Messrs. Creocy and
Wells in the evening.
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CHARGED with Stealing

Ben Tyler. alias Henry Williams.
colored. appeared III the Police Court
yesterday morning on the charge OF
having stolen q horse from the livery
stable OF Miss Eva Sutherland on d =
cembcr 23d. Tyler was sent on 70 the
Hastings Court He is also accused
Of having stolen horse from Lastt-
ter's stable on December 18th. Ow-
was continued.
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SHAFFER TO HAVE
TEAM OF WINNERS
Captain OF Richmond Team Very
Confident Of Worth OF Men
for New Season.
HINTON AND CoWAN BACK
Seventeen or Eighteen Men VIII
Be Given Try-Out for
Positions.

Captain Charlie ShaNer said last
night that Hinton and Cowan. catche~s.
would hc back this season He spoke
very highly Of the value ~ both. es-
pecially ~ tho Improvement they made
toward the latter part OF the season.
when their good work made them ale
most invaluable % che team From
the way the manager speaks. IL seems
almost certain that these two are sure
for sob and ~ VIII be up 20 the new
man 20 show what stuff ne is made OF
b. Doe is 20 Gust either Cowan or Hinton.
The latter was Tho mainetav last sea-
son. and every one SIS confident that
Do VIII be- SO again This spring and
a.rmnr hnrLnl fnn nat
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Enos Kirkpatrick. one Of the first %
the new inhelders to be signed by Mana
ger Shaffer. halls from Pittsburg. Pa.
where he was born twenty-one years ago.
Kirkpatrick first broke into the limelight
Of baseball while playing with the college
teams OF Pennsylvania. He is n big
husky fellow. six feet IN height. and
weighs 1870 pounds. Two years ago hS
Joined the Pennsylvania and Ohio League.
playing third base with Beethoven. That
season Ire aft .3t4 and heded 1872 His
work attracted the attention OF the man.
ayers IN a higher class. and 1906 found
him with Piedmont. ia the West Virginia.
Ohio League.
Shaner thinks he has a wonder I'm this
college chap. and adds that the man that
heats him out for the nfeld Will have TO
$50 some" kirkpatrick has always played
third hasa. hut may be used az second
should ono Of the other new men fail 20
make good"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
DAY OF SENSATIONS
IN THE THAW TRIAL

attorneys this Afternoon. an which DE
''''' ATTORNEY jerome ls said To- have
t.sot"N7.y ufsed tho release OF sim
1880 Juror COW IN tine panel rhav's
hoMfNer. are said to have
"l,c"ed every. EFFORT % the prosecuting
""'-f IN tls direction This dis
agreement which fret d6veioped sn
e. -sti'r Fitzgfalds chambers half an
"'iF h'' orc tf~ Afternoon session lc-
gum was RESUMED fra open court az tn.
.ANSrs desk cvice therrarf.r. and IN
Eenacred ~ ter feeling a.orc tr.
~ ''' h-Ns s. Hefctoforc tho relations or
90. district afhrncy and hIs assistant
win Ihaw's ctunsel have been OF me
II4-"e -lest natu-e. This afte moon there
was friction oflthe most a.ra~art ,.i,,--
actcr
Tire hrst Of tle days sensations came
li4iheHiatelN afer tarGr opening OF
tne morning *ssion. The delay was
due % conference OF tho ATTORNEYS
with the presiiing Judge This COM
ference had 1frdly gof under ,r.,
"nen the runpr went ost that two
jurors were % he excused ft--....
when court orrned. District Aft.r,..
jerome announ-ed tlat SO had hrDr
unanimously agreed r. relieve Jurors
David ;. Wake and Louis Haes from
ilrtner service 1lr. Walker who is a
son ~ John Brlsben Walker. was 80 q
ana AR. Eass 20. 9 on t.e fl~- roll
8'th are Young men ana unmarried.
N"ltntf could crer an explanation fer
mo courts acti1n in ordering tl,fr
81 isCi.a r.-o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
YOung Ones Id %

The two little howiers viii try their
shill tonight al the Lake Alleys for
t.e boy s. championship Of Richmond.
mond Whitman VIII contest for hon
ors. Both 81 these lttie howlcrs ar,
t'e same we and size. and no doubt
-lt play very nice game They VIII
rQA match OF three games. to-al
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ston. 30 feet on north line % Patterson
Avenue. plan OF Glenburnie. $50.
Samuel p Waddll clerk. 10 John r Mar
tin 15109 acres west side OF Nartna
Road. sold for taxes IN name OF John Jets-
10 wear 1900
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Olymphian Comes to Virginia.

LEXINGTON, VA. January 81
Olymphian. CHI n. q. by DomSlo Dam
Belle. Of haywood. was shipped TO War
renton. Va. where he enters tho stud or
William AstOr Chandler. Except Dis
guise IL, Olvmphian Is the only son Of
Domino for stud service He was bred
by J. r. Kecne. Of New York, at Castle
ton stock Farm, this county.
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Daily Court Record


Proceedings Of the Supreme Court of APP
peals Yesterday We're as follows:
w alter a. Leake. Esq. duly qualified
90 practise in this court.
McCurdy. substituted trustee VS..
% Rourke. argued by James T. Cannon
for appellant and Walter A. Leako and
y. p. reake for appellee and submitted
kecoughtan Lodge No. -. knights OF
Pythias. Trustees -. Steiner g. Kaufman.
partly argued by Marquis Jones for plain
tm ln error and r. s. Collier for defend
ant IN error and continued.
Next cases 90 he called.
Coons vs.. Coons Fraternities Accident
Order VS.. Armstrong. United States Min
eral Company VS.. Camden & Driscou
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company vs.
smith. agent and Austin vs.. Minor.
Chancery Court.
The following qualifications were rec
orded IN this court yesterday.
Mrs. Virginia Elizabeth Eggers as
eNecutriN Of John r. Eggers.
80 'o I'm N. Miller qualified as executor
or me estate OF Joseph F. Chalmers
es innate Valued at $4,000.
j. NJ. pabney and Hat,'s 2 Gray
qlahhed as executors or the estate OF
Elizabeth Dahney. deceased.
Hastings Court.
This court was again engaged yester-
cay in hearing few appeals in small
civil cases.
Law and Equity Court.
verdict in case OF n. W. Key vs. Thos.
T. and J. p. Turner for s2035s. melton
70 set same aside continued.
suits instituted; Thomas r Turner
vs.. II. ". Key for 81. 900
J. !. Turner vs.. same for $1,000.
I. II. Meredith vs the Pr!ce-Talia-
serro Company for $500
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engaged with Jerome and The judge.
Lf1w spoke ~ sstly with Mr.. Dclmas.
The prisoner head nodded now anC
ln'n ns f to lend emphasis 90 what ne
Tho examination az Joseph B Bolton
VINO WAS accepted as tne eleventh Juror
took ann unexpected rru Air. Jerome
..te concluded his usual questions. and
tiN turned rho witness over 20 Thagv's
attorneys. WHEN Ass slant District At
t"fneN I'rVon interrupted and whispered
I'D nus chief THE latter faced tne spec
Lii"rs and called out. els Mr. Wilson
.tP-af'd tho inquiry. Bic then turned
10 the taie-man.
"Siuce rou have been in court have
go. discussed this case with any once"
III" defense offered no objection. and
Bolton WAS sworn in
Family Physician Present.
Among Tho visitors in the courtroom
to-day was DR. j. r. Dooma-. of Pitts
burg. who formerly was tho Thaws'
With Mrs William Thaw and Lawyer
treason or thaws counsel and said
1e was willing 20 he witness for
4 detective from the Office of District
Attorney Jerome brought to this city
to-day new witness fri the Thav
name is Warren. and ne is said To-
rare seem the shooting OF White IN
tHH Madison square Roof Garden Ite
DE- NOS regarded as am Important wit
ness. n.t was summoned IN aCcordan 20
with thr general policy Of securing
all possible evidence
Assistant District ATTORNEY Marshall
.cit Tor Pittshure today 20 inveSti-
gate The record or Harry Thaw in that
Guy. here are said TO be various
f, ...-.l n The police blotters Of Pitts
5Irranz,g,r'nt ~ these win Doe sought by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-01
BY Pollard & Bagby
and
Edward :. Rose Co.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.


COURT SALE BY AUCTION OF VERY
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND on THE
WEST LINE OF BELVIDERE, BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS.
KNOWN AS "FORD'S COAL YARD"
In execution of decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond. in
suit OF W. r. Hawks. who sues. VS.. A.
I. Ford and ais. dated January -. 1907.
We viii sell by auction. on the premises.
on MONDAY. FEBRUARY (. 1907. al
4:3O 2. NJ. the above described lot %
land. with sheds. ONCE. etc. thereon.
lot 50 az az feet Terms: Ia cash;
residue In two equal tnstalments. 10 be
evidenced by notes. with interest from
dav Of sale at S per cent. title to lie
retained until ALI OF the purchase money
is paid: or all cash. at option Of pur-
chaser.
BENZ. II. WEST.
LESLIE II. DREW.
Special Commissioners.
7 certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special COM
missiouers has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 26th day
OF January. 1907.
Teste
CHAS. O. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
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Shafer Confident.


ChaNar sneak VERT. ,oraE.r.,,- 90 .t,
Old men. am Of -,-ha-- Ao..a h.e., w.
served WITH most ar +re-- g.. .,.s. .r.
first wear ont and tho tt-,he~ Was
rather green
y,f.. Tho c,~c-ir-o. e-,,r.7 .r--...,f, ...
ee..o,, tov-o,..~ ctsoea- $500. ..,'. 80,
t.e~ e., h.. -.-eu -,,,,,,.7 ,,.t',r - ,o,.,,
$500 - - -, 49,. 49, .
l.-, ., - rroi-. .- 81 49,. b. -
.
,
''.'- 81 '''-' GUNS a@
i' inc mon VINO "iu nave ~ 60 9-aii'r
h"S N't >'t mace up mas niho rs % VINO
VIII go nr soy. and VIII NOT make en-
se-e' ZION OH the matter unui -e has had
me opportunity ~ seeing wh1t the men
can really do ON the diamond Every
man viii Doe given "a fair. square try-our
Earl will cl his best. and after tho eariv
practice when every one wil have had
the opportunity ~ make good. the best
men VIII win.
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Auction Sales-This Day.

HEATING STOVES. COOKING STOVES
OIL STOVES. GAS STOVES. CHAM.
BIER SUITS. ROLL TOP DESK
wARDROBEs. IRON BEDS. china
CASES AND CARPETS. RUGS. Erc.
AT AUCTION
TO-DAY CFRIDAy). FEBRUARY isT
commencing ar 1890 O'Clock. az our sales
rooms. No. CTS East Broad street.
We will soil for large store an
furniture dealer. who wishes 20 cloSs
out odds and ends Of stock. so Hea..
ing Stoves. consisting OF Wood Stoves
SELF Feeders. Open Franklin. etc:
Cooking Stoves. Is oil Cooking Stoves.
Gasolene and Gas Stoves. etc. 90 Chan
Der suits, Wardrobes. Iron Beds. Bras
Beds. China Cases. Book Cases Ma
tresses. Hat Racks Parlor Suitz
Couches, Chairs. Rockers Carpets
Rugs. thtmonniers. oak RoIl-Top Desk.
rockery, Toilet Sets. odd Bureaus and
Washstands. etc.
sale positive. Terms cash. Dealers
invited.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Jerome Becomes Angry.

II was taken for granted that the
release OF these two jurors had ended
t-e days surprises. bgt durlnr th.
luncheon recess rumors OF further
reduction ia the personnel OF rho H-r,-
were put iu circulation. and these v-.r.
given color when IL was learned thar
another earnest CONGREGATION OF coDr-
sci with Justice Fitzg raid was in
progress
The name OF the juror under considera-
Lon wac again being discussed about
tne court building II was stated that he
was "a Juror whom Thaw and his counsel
bad been particularly pleased ta have
on tae trial panel. and that the lawyers
FOR the defense would fert 20 t.a last
anv effort 20 discharee him. Tnaw's at
i"fne5s have been none ZOO willing 10
allow Messrs. Walker and Haas 90 Doe re-
paced. and IL was only after "a long are
f-ment by the district attorney that -rrv
consented ign rhe case rf the tnrd man.
Tine afternoon conference evidently was
one ~ some warmth FOR when District
Attorney Jerome appeared in the court
'fn Ne was visihlv flushed. and walked
WITH the determined stride 90 trnrol-l-
ir angry man. he dispatched hiss assist
ant Mr Garvin. on am important erranl
"Nl tat Gown pulling vi.io4sIv at his
sthunF moustache. while the c-e~- hauav
fn r.f ~ al
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Hastings Court.
Law and Fo1Iitv Court

This court was again engaged yester
cay in hearing a few appeals in srial
civil cases
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All the Family There.

In anticipation Of the important events
the dav was expected 10 develop the
members Of the Thaw family were early
in their. seats. Mrs. William Thaw.
mother OF the prisoner. came wiz her
daughters. the Countess Of Yarmouth
and Mrs CeOrre L. Carnegie and ncr
son. Edward NAV. Josiah Thaw and
George Carneee had preceded Mrs
Thaw's party ~ Several minutes Mrs
Evelyn Thaw and her companion. MAY
Mackenzie. usutly among the first per-
sons TO reach 1hc COURTROOM each day
did not arrive until 1880 o'clock There
was a cordial exchange Of greetings with
the other members Of the family.
Mrs Harry Thaw. during tho long
conference of TIE attorneys az the end at
the recess. was In the prisoners room
with her husband enjoying ono Of the
longest chats they have had togethe-
since the trial was begun
Mr. Hartridce declared to-day that
none OF Thaw's attorneys has given ont
at any time my statement as to .he
line OF defense 20 he offered.
Mr.. Delmas in Court.
Mr.. Delmas. 81 counsel for the de-
Tense. had so far recovered from his IN
ness that no appeared In court curing
tho afternoon session. lie was warlni,
greeted by Harry 1haw and shook hands
with him heartily. During tho tlne
Messrs. IIarirdge and Gleaason were
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Lawyers Show Temper.

w trn no announcement was made ~
further discharges from the sury panel
ir was taken for granted thrx Nr Tlart-
ridge and the others Of Thaw's counsel
'aa won the battle with the district
attorney.
The examinations or the first talesnen
called after the conference were carried
on under Circumstance that indicated
feeling existed on both sides and once
q talesi111 nearly eighty wears of axe.
whom neither side appeared u want.
came very near taking tho oath ucoauso
Sr. Jerome refused 20 carry on The .N-
animation when counsel f0r defense de-
cAned o. give immediate consent o. tno
proposed jurors ssithGrawal Thavss
attorneys also declined 10 examine III.
talesman, and an challenges for cause
had been Withdrawn. when AR. Jerome az
TIE last moment interposed "a peremrtor,
'laDenge for the people
Mr- SarNan returned 10 court after r~
advance ~ forty minutes. and ar Je-
rome called another conference. which
was held this time at the judges desk.
There was Eesticulation and IAN iudica-
ton Of "a lively argument. hut again 20 no
avail and the regular proceedings were
resumed