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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-12-26

mill and steam shovel. You will
put the entire mountain through the
mill
After the location work was iin-
ished, work was resumed In the cross
cut from the end of the upper tunnel.
This crosscut proved better and bet
ter values and more abundant ore
as 1t proceeded to the right. This
was the only thing which the COM
pany wished to determine, namely.
whether or not values lay in that d.
rection. Work was, therefore, stopped
In the upper tunnel. The track and
car were withdrawn and relaid In
the lower tunnel at the base Of the
mountain, which will be the main
opening on the mine for many years
to come"
The first shot in the face OF the
lower tunnel broke out ore which as.
Sayed as follows:
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GOLDEN WINNIE VERY RICH
Tungsten Ledge Traced 1900 Feet
Range From 40 to 68 per cent

f. NJ Smith, vice president and manager of the Golden
winnie tungsten mine OF Murray in Wallace for Christmas and
reports that the full face the tunnel that property il now in
ore that will all the way from 40 per cent tungsten
All that for to rank among the dividend payers
OF the district is railroad transportation the erection Of con.
centrator \ -
The property consists Of five full claims through which the
ledge has been traced 1900 feet The been deveoped by
l5OOfoot tunnel and the ledge exposed for 200 feet This
averages about two feet in width and all of high grade ore The
present development will give about 800 feet Of stopping ground
David Gross Of Wallace the principal owners and
OF the company which recently Incorporated.
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SILVER SPRAY ORGANIZED.

The Silver Spray Mining company,
limited, has been formed by Ward
ner peoplesfor the development Of a
group of claims located in the vicin-
ity Of the Bunker Hill town. The
articles Of Incorporation were fled
yesterday.
The company is capitalized at
$375,0O0, divided into 100000
shares Of the par value Of rs cents a
share. Stock to the amount OF IS
has been subscribed for. each Of the
incorporators taking four shares.
They are Charles L. Hollar, Charles
w. Simmons, Victor Turnquist, An
drew Havge and Franklin Pfirman.
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HECLA'S BIG DIVIDEND

The Hecla mine at Burke
has declared a quarterly divi-
dend of $4,000. The compa-
ny declares a regular dividend
of $4,000 a month which Is
at the rate Of two cents a
share and a quarterly divi-
dend in access.
The dividend just declared
was No. 81, and makes the
total amount paid In divi-
dends this year $4,000 and
the grand total to date Of ST.
$4,000.
The new compressor and
portions Of the new hoist for
the mine have arrived from
the Neutrality-suspicious.
company and the electrical
equipment is on the way here
from the Westinghouse COM
pany Of Pittsburg. The cold
weather has interferred with
the setting Of the concrete
foundation for the machinery
. but with the milder weather
this will proceed rapidly.
Two carloads of machinery
for the new hoist have arrived
at the property. This hoist
was built to handle the prod
uct Of the mine to a depth Of
5000 feet. or more than O.
900 feet below the present
lowest level.
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RICH CLAIMS SOLD |D0RA ENTERS SUIT
R. M. Leusch Buys Property
Near City from Wallace Men
ONE ASSAY RETURNS ;64.2s
J. r. McDonald and w. NJ. Burke Trans.
fer Claims Near Sample Works and
Company Will be Incorporated

R. M. Leush has purchased from
]. r. Mcdonald and w. M. Burke of
Wallace group Of mining claims sit
uated on Johnson gulch south of the
sampling works and between this city
and Osburn in Placer Center mining
district.
The claims have been partially de-
veloped by several short tunnels and
open cuts and while good ore was en-
countered in all Of them the best
showing found Is in the lower tunnel
near the bottom Of the gulch. Here
the vein was found to be about five
feet wide carrying high values In
silver. lead and copper. Considerable
galena lies on the footwall.
OF two assays made at the samp-
ling works Of the Federal company
by M. e. Fisher sample No. gave
returns Of 10 ounces in silver, 62.2
per cent lead, .03 ounces in gold and
So per cent copper or $64.23 to the
ton.
Sample No. 2 taken from the same
tunnel and consisting Of iron carbon
ates, decomposed quartz and tale gave
returns as follows: Six ounces of
silver, 6.S per cent copper, and 2-1O0
onuces Of gold, valued at $22.76 per
ton. making total valuation of the
two samples of $S6.9S to the ton.
The property will be incorporated
in about a week and will be capital
lied at 100000 divided into 81
shares. OF this amount 100000
shares will be placed in the treasury
to be sold under the direction of the
board of directors. The individual
stock will be pooled.
It is the intention to sink on the
ore opened up In the lower tunnel.
The claims were originally located
by Nessrs. Mcdonald and Burke.
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LUCKY CALUMET LOOKS GOOD
Tunnel Driven LOO Feet. will Continue
All the Winter

O. A. Larson in town the other day from the Lucky
Calumet mine located the Snowsom mine at Muan and
reports that it is only question Of time until this property in
class with the famous dividend payer The showing made
in the and west drifts excellent and both faces highly
mneralized being scattered through them al the way.
Twelve engaged in development present and arrange
mns have been made continue this force all winter The mine
consists patented claims and equipped with compressor and
Ill the necessary machinery and Accommodations The tunnel has
driven about 100 feet and the force is engaged in
cutting The principal John H. Nordquis Henry p
knight O. A. Larson A. A. Booth, Charles A. Solbeg John H.
Howard and Walter J. Nichols.
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Charges Former Superintendent
With Conspiracy to Defraud
WOULD RECOVER five CLAIMS
Allegation il That J. L. Masney Located
Property for Plaintiff and Refuses
10 Make Transfer

Charges of deception and conspi
racy to dfraud are the features Of
suit begun by the Idora Mining com
pany against its former superintend
ent, J. l.. Magney, and against Thos
Rogers. a miner, who, 1t is claimed
is in partnership with Magney in the
affair. The suit was filed in the
district court of Shoshone county.
It is claimed that Magney was dep
utized to locate certain claims ad.
joining the Idora group and as agent
was bound to transfer the claims tC
the company but that he has refused
to do SO and with Rogers, entered
into conspiracy to defraud the COM
pany. 1t is said that Magney and
Rogers are now in partnership In
Spokane in the mining business, hav-
Ing opened an Office there.
The company asks that the de-
PENDANTS be adjudged to be holding
the involved claims in trust for the
Idora company and be ordered to
convey them to the plaintiff, and
that they be barred from asserting
any claim to them. Damages are also
asked.
The matter has been In the courts
before for suit was begun by the
Idora company in the superior court
in Spokane county for an injunction
restraining Magney from selling the
claims and asking that he be re-
quired to make the necessary deeds
transferring the five claims to the
company. A restraining order was
issued, but this did not make an end
of the troubles, for 1t is claimed that
Magney made representations to the
court that he had not intended to dis
pose OF the claims to anyone but the
Idora company. Thereupon, 1t is
said. the court dissolved the tempo
rary restraining order November 27.
The complaint states more particu-
larly that July 8 the Idora company
directed Magney, its superintendent
and agent, to locate on mineral lands
adjoining its property and that July
13 Magney did SO, locating the Idora
Nos. /, 2, 3, 4, and claims on Sun
set peak in his own name but for
the use Of the plaintiff. The neces-
sary location work was done by the
company and the notice of location
fled by it. 1t is claimed that the
equitable title is in the plaintiff
though the legal title is still in the
defendant.
1t is alleged that Magney promised
to sign deed conveying the Ave
claims to the company and was given
the deed to do so. Offering to sign
1t and Ale 1t for record, but did not.
Then following the suit in the Spo-
kane court 1t is said that Magney pre-
tended to sell the claims to Thomas
Rogers for 81. Rogers had been en-
ployed as miner by the company
from June l, 1906. to April /, 1907,
and SO had full facts of the matter.
J. p. Gray of Wallace and r. B.
Harris of Spokane are attorneys for
the IdOra,
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feet, in order that the company
might zee what the work would de-
velop before going to heavy expendi-
ture. ~
The tunnel being run by the
Smuggler-virginia company on the
Trade Dollar ground some time ago
cut through ledge matter ON the
Trade Dollar property which prom
ised good things II the ledge was de-
veloped.
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At the New Chicago.

A report from the property OF the
new Chicago Mining company yes
terday states that the ore in the drift
Is looking better than at any time in
the past. The men are running a
tunnel ON the ledge and have been
getting fair ore right along.
The New Chicago property is To-
Gated on the North Fork about two
miles from the mouth OF Prichard
creek. G. II. Heller is the manager.
The Miner, all about mines, 81.
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TRADE DOLLAR CONTRACT.

The directors Of the Trade Dollar
Mining company have awarded a con-
tract for a tunnel on the property
to Edward and Knute Tofte and the
work will be commenced at once. The
tunnel to be driven will follow the
course OF the ledge to the east. Only
Z short contract was given, for SO
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Hunter Resumes.

Development work has been re-
sumed at the Hunter mine after
layoff Of several days caused by the
water in the flume and in the mill
freezing SO that work could not be
continued.
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With the price Of lead and other
metals showing an advancing ten
dency people in the Occur d'Alene
district have every reason to feel
confidence in the future prosperity
Of the district.
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The Miner, all about mines, 81.
The evening world., 1907-01-04
DUKE AND DUCHESS
Of MARLBOROUGH
NOT REC0hC|LED.
Authoritative Denial In
fPeaee=Ar-
rangement by King.

LONDON. Jan. enquiry In author
itauvs quarters to-day eiicned def
mite dsniui OF me reports pubiised. in
tbs United States that q reconciliation
between tho. Duke and Duchess OF
Marlborough had been effected.
Tho reports are the rcsti. OF gossip
which hks been circulating recently
relative TO the visit which the Duke -
said TO have made at snndcriand
House nherc the pu6nnsa IS LYING! ono
weston, ets it-a~Hs- -.ass-!i-hni-
resulted in reconciliation. nnd an
seE-see-te- -ihA=efeatzt that tho =buks
sought TO adjust some of the nu-
mcrous pending business nffn!rs In
whichT tho Bue31ess and The Duke arc
| tnutuail,:- interested. -
According to one view, the interflcy
! between the Duke and Duchess related
to. the disposition OF one OF the price
less Blonhe!.. tapes trics.
However. the ruu.or that the meeting
resulted In a reconciliation are now au-
thoritativciy contradict6d.
The evening world., 1907-01-04
CHILD ALMOST
4 SOLID SORE
From Skin Disease from Birth Until
Six Years Father Spent
Fortune on Her Without Benefit
Old Doctor Suggested CUT.
cufa, which Cured Her In Two.
Months Leaving
SKIN SCF AS A BABYiS
AND WITHOUT A SCAR

"I have a cousin in Rockingham Co.
who once had skin disease from her
birth until she was six years of ago.
Her father had spent fortune on her
to get her cured and none Of the treat
incnts did rany good; Old DR.. C.
suggested that be try the Guticura Rem
cdios which he did. When he com
menced to Use it the child was almost in =
solid scab. He had used il about two
months and the child was well. Iwaa
there when they ycornmcnsSd TO nss your
CutietFa Reaisdsest ! stayed that week
and then returned home and stayed two
weeks and then went back and stayed
with them two weeks longer and when
Invent home could hardly believe she
was the same. child. Her skin was 40
soft as n baby's without scar on It. I
have not seen her in seventeen years but
/ have heard from her and the lest ime
! heard from her abe was well. That is
where ! became acquainted With Cuti-
cura hope lhia-may to.ot .souaeaaar-
vice to you in the future. Mrs. w. p,
Ingle, Burlington, N. c., June 10, 1905. !"
The evening world., 1907-01-04
WITNESS BECOMES
ILL ON the STAND
Karl -Jungbluth Had to Ask
Judge to Excuse Him at To-
hacco Trust Trial.

I .
Kari IHnEhisth. President Of the Mac
Andrews & Forhea L,nortro Company
became so Ill to-day while on the wit.
ness stanf>in the Tobacco Trust trial
tia, ae had to be excused. He was
taken 20 his home suffering from cere-
hral congestion.
Although plainly nervous while In the
witness stand late yesterday afternoon.
no one knew that Mr.. Jungbluth. one
OF the defendants In me trial. was ae-
riously Ill Mr., Jungbluth Last evening
told of tho rem!iieattohs= OF The lieeriee
paste industry. and explained that II
was not with my tdsa of restraining
trade, us charged. or increasing priceB
tttrutii.t th.:n g.tt=ii sKst=zn 9tI.s stnA-
ton that the agreement betweon the
.tfrs serf,tr rr,s .wns- etteettd. Ffa kaid Il
was done merely to provide With cor-
taiaty tnr-the IcoIice- -patte necessary.
to The Continental Tobacco Company'B
business through u eohtr9i OF its sup-
plY OF raw root In the Orient.
When caiisd to-day NJ. Junsoiuth ap-
peared with flushed face and decidedly
Ill at ease. He finaliy asked Judge
mens, as he had high foyer and felt
quite III. Judge Hough promptly ex-
cushd him and suggested II he wax tir
40. had @SSl IaEl EAiIEIlsta stIA h0Iahs Tfia
witness for the time being took n saat
In tho room adjoining the Judges
yE.hamhsr 81
Later. counsel FOR The defense road a
/ certificate, signed by DIR. II. g. Warren,
! stating that Mr.. Jungblnth' was suf-
fering from cerebral congestion and
urHbis 20 appeas further as a witness
durIng tho day. -z5z- s--...I
The defense then examined Howard
Young, Tho eject OF his testimony
wns that he was only the titular press-
dent OF the Young Company and had
really nothing whatever to do with the
executive management OF ths concern
or its business further than TO off,
.4aifyz sign contract Mr.. s4f auns do-
cinred with emphasis, that he had
-nByrr- II, any way eonspired or entered
ir.to mn illegal combination to control
the licorico paste industry, nor had
no violated any of the prov!sione OF
| tho Sherman act
The evening world., 1907-01-04
COURT WON'T LET HIM
OUT OF ALIMONY CELL

When pretty LILLIAN Herman Hyunan
reoented OF her e,opement ard marriage
to Hyman Rees. delIcatessen man of
No. n Avenue d. and chief lieutenant
or Sam Koer1g, Republican leader In
the old Eleventh Ward. md sued him
for sopa ration she was awarded so
weekly alimony and $50 counsel Zoe.
Hyinan said ne coudn't AFFORD to pay
90 much. which Lillian said waa just
like him, for he md made an awful
fuss about her extrayasanco in burning
the gas In tho daytime and giving away
two-cent frapkfuFterstto her sister .
August she had Hymaif thrown into ar,
alimony cell at Ludlow streot jail. He
has kcon there. ever aince. Ho made
application to-day for @ reduction OF
niimony and his fresdons before Justice
II an not easisfed," sa!d Justice
Mccall, that Hyman Rees 10 unable u
moet tho demand imposed upon him by
prey!ouA order of tt.a court In fact
! am m,aui:e convinced that ne remains
IN jail from u stubborn desire not 70
comply with the courts orders. Such
relief az he ssks cannot RS grentea.
Ihis contu.nac.ous condast." 4
The evening world., 1907-01-04
.BRAND.EA|NTS AS
JUDGE GIVES HIM HIM
LONG JAIL JAIL TERM
Trenton Merchant Con-
victed of Arson Makes
Z Another Scene. i

---t tssTse4ei. Ia -thA =Eyst,!nE World 4zll.ls
H. Jan, 4,---pav1d IL
brand, who. With his brother, Joan
Bsand prominent merchants OF this
city. were convicted OF aiding tho set
ting fro to their blg department store
here. In order to gain Si0,ooo Insurance.
was sentenced this afternoon TO seven
years In the State prison and hned
g.. 90. John Brand has not yet been
pentenced.
AS Brand was taken from the courS
he wrpng his hands and wept: and his
wife, With teaIp streaming down her
face, clung to her husband. trying 10
sssnisala hiinI The officers turned iheF'
ba CkA- -upon- -fhS- ESS ns.--ASnea- -LIE-ItTTFs-
tsfiaf WAS sbs.nsr7 sarur1Ei rfuwE tiTcs StrpE
TO his cell no was 50 weakened by his
emo, ions that ho fell, and would heve
ne not been caught and suICorted TO
his Gel.
The eota OF his witn as he WAS hn-
Ing taken away could be heard on the
street.
The courtroom was crowded with
curious spectators when sentcucc svas
pronounced.
Brand's ceu-ael, John II. lBIVcFcs
will Immediately take an Appeal 10 the
SuprcrnA Court foE ne& trial, but
Observation-Disclosures bc rcieassa-uat!l-- Il hl.
pays court costs, about $500, iit.- 200
iine 4tnssns--l=ttIsa hlitz stt.l fact is,e
tSG.trn- II ~ Cputrtcd u fTr- TIT z ttI11-:
ttna CITY rur .sfrE. ErIHd uHE Hur raTIF
ily. but no sympathy iss expressed foT
/ i5raffd. whose conviU,toH Is bHsirvtd 10
hs tast-===== ===-=s-------l--. ----===
The evening world., 1907-01-04
WANT MOTOR. SPEEDWAY
ON LONG ISLAND.

RIvERHEAD. L, L. Jan, a.-There
was a mcctlpg here last night between
tho membsrs of the R,vsrhsad Board
OF Trade and representatives of tho
Long Island Motor Parkway Associa-
tion, OF which William XIX. Vanderbilt.
jr., IL chairman. at which tho oues-
ton OF establishing n speedway was
discussed at length. Tho nHsociation
was represented by Becrstary a. n,
Fdftington and Treasurer J. y. Thomp-
sou aud III. u. Fullerton. special pas
sengcr agent ot the Long lsldnd RaA-
The association plans to N,ave q
speedway from the New York City
Ina.,o some point on or near Peconic
bay, in KiverheAd. and Il wants q
grant of land instead of acquiring II
by punchase. The members OF Tho
Hoard OF rrpde. here are fayorable 70
the project as thnY think that IL 1t In
earrlsd nus Il will be q esneat 70 the
v!li9se
The evening world., 1907-01-04
Just a Joke. He says.

S69N q SSNS'- oaJas
Whom In Inspestor. .McLalghlEns ONCE
iAi Police Headquarters today, Dr. Gott-
Deb denied that he had eyer received
largo bcneiicos from his fathcr-in-law,
| Hr ,sDa d,5sIh5 fHet, that Mf. ulucksmnn
Lhnd failed to live up TO an an,e-nupiial
aEruemeiiG-H Ha ains!sted that the lna
! fernh machine was harmless and tnat
~ had been sent without any malice
and ehtTfuiyg IN the spltit OF u jest.
The prisoner is thiIty-seysii,s years oid ,.,
Iconntry WHEN n boy. He was graduated
from the Cleveland Medical College In
E1I4Eil4ii aha i4la-
Sson-lnskfw. declared In court before the
case -cnfn.- iln that The doctor had con-
.rts'ft4 ifIfFfstH tslfifri- rrid fts
family 4 4 -h!a- -de4aanaa- tof-1 none were
+r-.f t&-ttr-ststi+t
I -Iia-iy4EtiEd- -ltII- -INAr lie would send
portierea znlled with germs 10 tho Gluck-
mans@ ho1e and nnnthiiato the entire
fHe is5 spendthritt." cried the re-
ttifed pawnhrnker5 tremulouBiy.s and h1a
sduandered the money ! gave. HIM IN
ftIg y1Irkasru 1ntIti, ~ ~ r1tit To tfti-
..ss.
I Va sent rom Tue oIise. ot Tie XiiioEi-2
can Express Company, No. p3 Bowery.
4anu ~ss.3 received by Samuel. Appei, Q
4-ftT--------
s.siisefatii,.l- -iitHt tiiast, ekHsr.
4contAired a perfect iaterna! machine
I ,rhorG Wtrp Il .,gseeaiiurg bait cartridge
ifttcd into n fonr.Fnch bit Of Easr..e,
I tffv+ tiny bat T%f fss = q rIaTTeE fyt n
I as 10 spark the illuminate cap OF me
/ cartridge. Tliis conblrat Hon connected
iSish tins works of a clock. On tho out
|fihs OF the BIZ beneath the paper wrap.
! pluI: was = -S!IraE-epSertnE,
/ iciing superintendent Franz 8, Woff.
lof tra Bureau of ColuhGstihlra, Ehfd
E5tlits Afternoon thai nr. zf;oltli,E,is death-
) package MAS All nmHteurlsh contriYance
I btIs with n tiftftF Gaze might lIaya baa,,
TaFqsl{ 'ars a9a pr Gottnes was ex.
4 hrullyi.st AGAINST him by several money
tt44-1arr= and t!fsr he finally got into
\ desPetate straFlEF his ,fathsr-lu-law
settled all his duS,s. Almost mme-
i with which 70 start an art studio. He
4 declared himself 10 bc a greM critic OF
art and 1t Is alleged rugsd rke a mad
man when his request A'ns refused,
i New charaes Are Made.
I When .Gottleib appears In court on
Sunday he VIII havc 10 face other aerl-
! Gus charges. The news OF his arrest
fpaiHts from women who aspire TO be
L trained nurses, and one man who
I a4ys hr-paid 800 to bp registered ns a
physician without having to undergo
4 From each OF ND young women, IL Is
4 ALLEGED he got small sums. OF money
II from time 10 time, promising to got
them registered az trained nurses with
out their having TO take regular
course. Detective Van Twistern will
Ihave all the conplainnnts in court
4 Sunday,
pr. j. N, I.ardue.-Tho said no lived
on Surf avenue. Coney Islnsd went I 0
the Stxty-soventh street station tRls
! nfternoon, lie said ho had practiEed
Emember of the Sanitary Board there.
n Hc said ne wished 10 be registered
here. and Gottleib told him he could
4 fix Il 80 he would not have 20 under
Al told him the New York law reaulrad,
iFie paid dottleib 1000 70 fx things. ho
1fsiA this afternoon Gottllss Issued
The evening world., 1907-01-04
roo IN PANIC AT
fri: REFUSE TO
SAVEIHEIR.[IHES
Fire Escapes Full of Fugl-
tives. and None Lowers
/ Last Ladder.

T'he. 9ove, spectacle o; one hundred
men. women and children In their night
clothes csinsiug eo the f,re-eseapes of a
burning building and not ono with sum
Client presence OF mind 10 lower tho
ladder whtctt connects with tho ground
was the sight which greeted the tiremen
today whom they arrived to fight O
blnze at No. q Pitt street.
The inevitable panic resulted. hut all
though several persons were bruised in
the-AertmmnRA-ItdI I'D mol -heGoIna mecca.
aary to call ~ ambulance. Scvea7eear.
old sarnuel Chairman. who lived Win. hls
father and mother on the second floOr,
was overcome by smoke. but was re.
ptpeA- sy "a -ff+nia4i. who carried BIN
down TO the walk.
Tar HFo pFoke out IN the candy store
Of Joseph Berger. on the tirst floor He
was entertaining friends with . phono-
gsa2h when Roundsmaa Frey. of the
Delaney street station. saw the biazn
In the hallway and attempted TO run
upstairs 10 warn the tenants of tho
fYs floors hui tha flames stoppad him
He sent In an alarm. and the screams
Of Others is-tlte HeIsbborfH-od a~aksasd
those in the burning building.
Immediately there waa a rush for the
steps. but When tho tenants found this
means OF egress cut on they iiocked TO
the -iire -rss>IS S,es;------,
me. ncn crowded down tho nnrrow
iron rungs ftrst, and when they reached
the last balcony none appeared to know
hpIss To lower tho ladder. Mhcp finally
the tireman reached the scone they went
Li.l-nLI t4i-GAltI-GlG- -I.tlS III
back the men and assisted the women
and children 10 the street.
The blaze was extingu!shed With n
loss OF less than 500
The evening world., 1907-01-04
JOKE ON FATHER -IN-IAW
WAS WAS A DEATH MACHINE HfI|INtEE
CONTINUED from First Pasc.)

through his counsel a long statement
denying that he hhd ever asked Or re-
-'cefyGd any; money frUrfI ms 70 rirur-.H-
law. and Saying he had not. seen the
latter IN three 3rnrss--ttr declared the
..intcrnal machine" harmless, II silly
joke. The clock had no spring, the bat
terry was empty, and In no way could
any harm come to the receiver.