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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-07-04

Frederic J. HofTmaun college Of
music. 81 cincinnati, 0hie. and has
haa the most thorough trimming.
Miss Bond possesses ip = nszrlssa
Ae=-ee sI.e essential eaalitiss Of 8
zood seseier. and her I.aFalz exhibit
3 faisb ana excelleaee meet nHu
sazl.
ais zella Bend, ~hs ias ehsFs'
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-07-04

Aller . silence Of several montbs
will give you = few items from
western Oklahoma Crops are ell
looking very promising - NOS
uarls sf this and adjoining eoaa-
iiss. although = severe hsiiztornr
q few days $50. did eessideFahis
damage e crops N fhe soafhsEE
past sf tisIs ( fweedNaFd) esHstF.
The trait esop Is sisfsl fzilsFs i
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-07-04

\ Rortney was shot and killed
II MeIott, June 20, at Henson,
|nppi county The trouble
|oyer some matters N connec'
sith the sawmlIl business.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-07-04
of the literature and language &c

Of the literature and language de-
partment ii Will MAyfeld college,
il also q native ot Tennessee, and
has an A. b. degree from Boscobei
college. Ut Nashville, Tenns which
speaks volumes for her energy and
ability. She II 4 most estimable
young lady, cultured and refined
possessing 4 charming disposition q
and entitled 10 The highest respect
and esteem. Miss Bond has bed
qaite an experience u her chosen
profession and d splendidly quail
Aed In every way for 3 teacher
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-07-04

imatioal department 81 Chicago unis
Iversity last summer. His scholar
ship and experience well q prepare
him is an instructorin science and
mathematics, Of which departments
be has control.
W. A. DayauIt, who y the vice
presidents OF viii Mayteld college,
and teacher in history md econom-
les, was born at Pcrfyvlllc, Mo
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-07-04

rat, went to the barn Of q neighborl
and attempted to hang himself; fall
ling, he shot himself in tbe,arm and
twice In the chest.
limo Headlight.
A man came TO William kirkens
dali last winter and said he had
somc very fine young fruit trees
that ho would like 70 SCI ont in his
yard until he could make i sale Of
Them: lie was granted the permis-
sion and on the strength Of il bor-
rowcd fonr or five dollars from Mr..
KirkcndalI. A few days ago Mrs
Kirkendall pulled them up and
found they were only limbscf trees,
without any roots. Mr.. Kirkendall
I,ad tended them very eareilllyand
expected to soon sec Them show
signs Of growing.
Jackson Cash Book.
Tho newspapers ogsoutheast Mis.
souri, ought To demand now and
always that the next Legislature
pass 4 bill driving the saloons out
of Cape Girardeau, the home Of our
1 ls.ss state :.ssna! schcnl. If the saloons
lshould be driven away from the
state university why should they
not be driven away from our state
normal school alsof Rthey are 2
menace to the young men " ths
university are they not also y men ZEN
ace ID the young men at the nor
mais Let the better sentiment q
southeast Missouri demand THAT Al
dramshopa be driven awaYfroufoH
Inormal and they will Do. School
and drunkard making should 20
walk hand in hand.
!. Al West Plans special 70 the n
j Lonis Republic, dated June Y
Isays Circuit Judge W. n. Evan
fEofthis city, chairman Of the demo
] cratic state committee, acompanie
n BY Prosecuting Attorney !
!. Brooks and Deputy Sheriff Oil
I.indley, of Oregon county, raide
Joint near The Arkansas line an
I seized i car Of beer and whisk,
1. Every county in Judge Evans's q
4 cult hasIocal option and be has be'
Z busy holding down The "lid.a
III Oregon county numerous violation
MI have occurred and when . car
4 beer was received the raid was pla
lined. Accompanied by the antbt
Z Iieies, Judge Evans visited The 9
distillery Oft. ". Marshall. Wh
tbe officers appeared twenty +
4 quenters jumped thru doorsand r
= Il The 0garks. Marshall and
i'd son were arrested and eighte
q charges were sSde against the
81 Judge Evans seized 200 cases
ssl beer in d warehouse. The beerw
his moved to Thayer and stored y
III building to be used as eyide'
ur- against Marshall and bis son q
'in trial In Oregon county, July ..
Howell county, the home Of sus
!. Evans, twelve arrests have p
made for alleged violations Of
= liquor law since local option Oeea
effective, March |.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-07-04

to the contrary h0tWiih'
ng.
outheast News.
Rortney was shot tand killed
h MeIotE, June 20, At Henson,
nppi county The trouble
over some matters n connec-
ith the sawmlIl business.
Guard.
Emma Faryar had two cows killed
ktninx last Friday while standing
] tree Just thc other side Of Geo.
!. Afamiiy ci movers were under
ne tree but escaped with no injury
than ) ssyers shock. sf5.s IN ~
Ii Ford, 4 young farmer seven
south Of Kennett, shot bis
Harris Balls, twice, seriously
ding him, The evening Of June
ID then reloaded Ms Enn anu
Il II agalnsthis temple. pulled !.
igger.
] dead body 81 William Brad
was found Oh the tracks Of the
branch Of The Iron Mountain
bad, ii Poplar BIuG, On the
ing of June 70. His mangled
ition gave evidence Of having
dragged some distance y !
ington Times.
} large caIcining plant Of the
cseph Lead company at Lead
consisting of twenty inrna'
VIZ destroyed BY fire The 24ti
inc. The Toss i very heavy
viii throw i large number 2
out III employment until th'
i can BE- rebuilt. bit We under
that The company i prepar
] rebuild III once.
lesGon Courier.
Srn II later III this county fhal
been tor b quarter ri Z cen'
Maeh of Ii i to b plante'
However, there i yet time 7
I, and farmers who are q ias
ting Il July Is may still rais
i corn this year. Baekwar
ons are generally backward Z
way through, and frost u'ay
wed ID ripen the latest crop.
AM fsa.rt.
TER .,sany vaeEa 81 hard labor y
phone Ilae ecnnscsins tais paa'
= Blooulfeld aHaa l..ss ~ sass,ss ss oo,,rs y.
y lass go q .'s..sgssy w. ~. nr sgould
Y | y go sa,,ersssisasd q iii push and j
prise a. the successful eulninasios. .
uhaeEsanshs ! 'ss... '.s ..,:.s, s,s .,,s,,v Al
OaldeFs q, ,..,','. .ass ''i.a I'll has j
santes 'slos M tss1a III. We extend to b
! glaa hand md With II ! hearty slaai
n R,sy. IaaIaasOr.
aszzA E+AtzaSG Asz44 t4<4A wa
Tie Iiehtning struck Hinkle ]
Iaue,s binder. June "a, while
n c,,ttinr wheal. Luther Crit
.inkle,s brosl,srsln-laW. was dI
n the binder i the time. He ,
brown v;oleatlv to the ground,
as NOT ser,anslv hurt. Two mi
,.t ,va.o h.s.l,a.l "a the bin
ere knocked down, but were
iured. The binder vas dana
lightly.
bak Ridge Indicator.
We Understand he railroad 9
any will rsarrangs their sehes
n a iew days. and will rHh
rains per day each way, each T
tartiag from Oakfigda IN The N
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27
LOOKED LIKE CLEAR CASE.
Appearances Very Much Against ia
noesnt Man.

TITS an imposition for > woman to
ask her husband 10 do errands for her
In the stores" said the subdusd look
ing man. II never fail to get In
wrong, somehow, Whenever I get
something for my wife. The other
day I had bad nvs minutes on her
account. She had given . teaspoon
to me. one Of our wedding presents
It was, to get engraved. showed It
into my side pocket and thought I
would wait till went out to lunch
and turn it over 70 . jeweler friend
Of mine down near where eat. I had
my luncheon nrst, and forgot about
the spoon. While the lady cashier
was getting my change pulled .
handkerchief out Of my side pocket
and that internal spoon fell to the
door with . big rattle. could hear
people near me saying. Funny DE-
cent duck like that would Try 70 get
away With q spoon OF course I
squared Il with the cashier all right
BY simply showing her the spoon. but
I've always been ashamed TO 20 back
and take chance on meeting some
OF the same crowd there again."
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27

II any enc desires N Opportunity 70
have 4 csol ranch. 1t caa now be sscur'
ed through the gracious lispsnsstisn
~ our be,svolent Uncie Samuel. The
.rdsr has ge.s out rslsasing 5000 900
acrss In Alaska fer settlers. This
im-e,ss tract 10 located ffty milss
from the arctic circle. and has been
held In ressrvs By the government fof
j. ..tiouai forest. Now that inten-
tie~ has been abandoned. sad the
i.ud is available for eatry BY those
vho Asts on rsfrigeration, or wsule
ike t. 70 into the ice busiasss.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27

Talking about the funds raised to
train mothers to take care OF their
sick children" said the woman. some.
thing ought to be done In the way OF
showing them how to treat their well
ones. Yesterday I saw . woman sit
her child down hard ON the seat by
her in the car and pinch him. He was
so little. He tried hard not to cry.
II was all could do to keep from get.
ting up right there and pinching her"
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27

A percupi.e was iassssd north Of
Pueblo last Monday. The quilted
animal 10 reported to be one OF the
largest ever seen In this part Of the
country. It weighs ~ psunds, and
measusss 4 feet in lsagth from tip Of
,oae to the end of its tail. A great
many people are daily visiting the
.w-sr In order to get . peep at the
beast.
The Ordway new era., 1907-09-27
Missouri Pacific Trains

FOR SALE OR TRADE.
An International Hay Press, in
good order. viii trade for team:
j. A. Sale.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
NEW ORLE MS BOY
STILL MISSING

New Orleans. Ia, June i al
ter Lamana was not found yesterday
although In the search for his kid
napers, hundreds OF italian homes
were raided In New Orleans and SUR
bounding towns. Bands Of angry
Italians made many of the searches
In the city last night. until the po-
lice began making arrests as . pre-
caution. The usual threats Of lynch
ing the kidnaper5 Il he Is caught have
been made but the police and leading
commercial bodies Of the city who
have lent their support to the move
ment to stamp out Italian disorder
apparently have the situation under
easy control.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
DELIVERS COMMENCEMENT AID
DRESS AT COLLEGE HEAD
ED BY OLD INSTRUCTOR
Subject Was THE College Graduate
as q Political Asset Of the State
and Nation Dinners in His Honor
Given.

N Minneapolis, MINI, June L..
William Taft, secretary of war. yes
|terday gave the commencement adj
dress at the University Of Minnesota.
There was some sentiment back Of
his appearance In this city as Presi-
dent Cyrus Northrop OF the univers-
fty was formerly one Of the secre-
tary's instructors at Yale. His adj
dress on The College Graduate as
= Political Asset OF the State and Ma
ltion,n was a careful review of the
|obltga gations Of educated citizens who
were portrayed as leavening factors
l0f their commpni tiles. The speaker
ldid not hesitate to advise his hear
|ers to get Into practical politics and
|eyen went SO far as to Indicate how
IN might be possible to smash the po-
litical slate
LAST evening Secretary Taft was
guest of honor III d dinner given at
lthe Minnea polls club and today he
Iawill be q guest at = Dollar Dinner
lat ST. PAUL During his stay IN MIN
fneapolis hs Il the guest 81 former
ISpnator william y. Washburn where
iSsnator Albert n Hsverids sas
guest Wsdnesday Beverids
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
ALASKAN STEAMER
STRIKES ON ICE

:
Nome. Alaska, June The
steamship Ohio, owned BY the White
Star steamship company struck on
the ice at Port Safety early yester-
day morning. A huge hole was stove
in the ships bow and the vessel be-
gan filling rapidly. a panic ensusd
among the passengers. Before the
Ilifeboats could be lowered more than
rs persons had Jumped into the wa
ter. Two white men and a Chinese
were drowned. Otto Anderson was
one Of the victims But for the efforts
|of the ships officers II closing the
bulkheads Of the compartments one
and two q disastrous loss 81 life must
have resulted.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
TAFT SOUNDS WARNING
Land Forces 81 .. $. Entirely
Inadequate

Minneapolis. Mimi. June "a
note OF warning to the country Of
the inadequacy Of the land forces Of
the United States was sounded here
last night by william n. Taft. secre-
tary Of war. Secretary Taft's signi-
fcant speech was made before the
Minneapolis Club. the exclusive soci-
al organization Of Minneapolis which
had prepared a banquet Tor the dis
itinguished visitor. President Cyrus
Northrup of the University Of Min
;nesota presided. s1sss
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
PRESIDENT \ BUSY
Settling FAMILY
DID NOT TAKE HIS CUSTOMARY
ROW ON BAY OR SPLIT
THE HICKORY
Woman in: Blue Pays Visit to the
Executive Office and inquiries After
the Health Of Friends Left Her
Compliments to Secret Service
Corps.

* Z
Oyster Bay, N. ri, June I Pres
ident Roosevelt spent the FIRST day 81
his vacation without indulging in
any Of his favorite occupations for
recreation and exercise. He did not
go for his customary morning horse
back ride, he did not exercise with
the axe at the Sycamore Hill wood
pile, he did not take a row In Oyster
Bay. Aside from three hours he
was occupied with Secretary Loeb In
the dispatch of official business, he
spent the Whole day In arranging
the household belongings that were
brought from the White House. No
visitors were received and Quentin
and Archie were the only members
Of the Roosevelt family to descend
the hill to the village. S.
/ The executive officers received a
cali from .the woman III blue un-
derstood to be Mrs. Tukfy OF Brook
lyn. KS
The woman IN blue received
considerable notoriety about two
years ago. Mrs. Lee arrived on a
late train. She at once made a thor
ough inspection Of The water front
and then went to the executive once.
She contented herself by inquiring
after the health Of all her friends and
leaving her compliments to the se-
icret service corps.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
PROGRESS IN FRENCH TROUBLE
Chamber Of Deputies Passes Clause Of
Bill for Relief Of Wine Growers @

Paris, June A 4.The government
yesterday secured the adoption by
the chamber Of deputies Of the first
clause OF Its bill intended to provide
relief for the wine growers. It was
an nouncsd that the dfmffection Of
troops had been exaggerated and It
was established that the strike Of
the municipalities ip support Of the
wine. growers demands at present
involved only about ten per cent OF
the disaffected area. There were the
first hopeful signs for the authorities
since the wine growers movement be-
gan.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
government MUST
lend 70 RAILROADS
ROADS ARE UNABLE TO OBTAIN
FUNDS TO CARRY ON
WORK
When Credit Of Roads Is Ruined the
Government Will Have to Step in
and Lend Its Credit Business Of
Country More Than Can Be Han
q. died.

New York, n. Y, June Il That
the national government will be fore
ed to lend its credit to finance the
needs of the railroads of the coun-
I tr ywas the statement made by Jas.
| j. Hill in an interview yesterday.
The public in its exasperation,'' 2 said
Hill, will demand that the rail-
roads shall lay certain rails and pro-
vide more cars. The railroads will
answer that they cannot; that their
|credit has been ruined. The govern
ment will be obliged to step in and
lend its credit to supply this defici-
|ency. The situation might lead to
government ownership Of the rail-
roads. That would be. the end of
the republican government.
The cause of the trouble Is that
the business OF the United States has
|ontgroWn the capacity of its rail-
roads, and the railroads are in no
position to catch up. II men can-
not get their freight moved they
must cease to produce it. It does
not appear any easier for a railroad
to get money now than 1t was few
laonths ago. / know of Instances in
western cities, where short term
notes Of some eastern roads are be-
ling peddled around in 5000 lots
at 6 1-2 or 1-2 per cent basis.
The railroads cannot increase their
facilities under these conditions. In
the past seven or eight months, the
railroads have raised something like
100000, 900. Has IT gone to In
lcrease facilities Not at all most OF
lit went to pay OF old bills" @
Concerning the; general business
outlook HILL said |:
There is q general slowing up In
business. II appeared Inevitable last
| fall; 1t came and I believe II Will
Icontinue. I don't think 1t Will hurt
anybody but that " exists there is
mo doubt
I q
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
DEFENS
SAYS DIABETES

Flandreau, s. D., June 14.The
defense in the Kaufman case yes
terday put on the stand Drs. w. A.
Germain and $. olney. who gave
testimony that the death Of Agnes
Polreis was due to diabetes, and that
this disease cause the wounds and
the blood clots which were disclosed
by the post mortem examination. The
plan as outlined by counsel for the
defendant in opening his case was in
general denial that Mrs. Kauff-
mann mistreated the girl or was re-
sponsible for her death. The spec-
tators made another hostile demon
stration against the defendant, but
1rdge Smith sharply rebuked them
and threatened to clear the court
room.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
CONTRACTOR KILLS TWO
Shoots Brother Ia Law and His .,oyer
II Camp

Paducai, Ky June VIII
Champion, a tie contractor shot and
killed Lee Tracey, his brother-in-law
and Tracey's lover. Grace Browning,
at g camp IN Lyon county Tracey
had left his family and was living
with the Browning woman, He was
ordered by Chanpion to get out of
the camp here he was ata ying.
Tracey became angesed and fired
two shots at Champ pion. who fred Ia.
return. Tracey fell dead. The wo-
man grabbed the revolver and raised
II to shoot when Champion discherg-
ed the other barrel Of the shotgun.
She dropped dead.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
MAYOR SCHMIT
IS FOUND Gull /

glycerine bomb exploded, partially
wrecking the building and tearing
q large hole In the ground. Nobody
was injured. Last week Kefoyer re-
ceived q letter from an elleged black
hand society demanding $1,000 or
suffer the destruction OF his property.
He paid no attention to the letter
until yesterday, when he received an
other letter demanding that $1,000
be left at a specified spot.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
TO ASSESS TELEGRAPHERS
General Assessment to Be Levied on
Members Of Union

h New York. N. Y, June IA "A gen.
|eral executive committee OF the Com.
mercial Photographers Union Of Am.
erica at a meeting in this city yes.
terday voted to levy general assess
ment on the members.
After the meeting the committee
announced that the national presi-
dent OF the organization had sent
the following telegram to the local
president of 130 local unions:
Situation may bring trouble with
one or both companies. Get ready
to meet general assessment. Put local
In touch Immediately with labor men
and Others who would be useful NOR
ally and financially
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
BLIND MAN NOMINATED
Oklahoma Candidate Has Been Sight
less Since Chsldhaod

Oklahoma City, Okla. June IA.
Thomas P. Gore, who appears to have
been nominated United States SEN
ator over Roy Hoffman has been
blind since he was II years old when
he accidentally shot his right eye
out with an arrow gun. Three years
before a playmate while in a boys
passion had blinded his left eye with
a stone. #
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14

Is Chicago. Ill. June Western
railroads yesterday decided not to an-
ply any two cent passenger rates to
interstate trafic unless compelled 70
do 30 BY the Interstate commerce
commission or the courts. Eastern
roads were represented at the con-
ference but postponed action.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
INDIAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Yellow Boy to Be Tried at Pierre
Next Week

Pierre. S. D., June 1T Special
to the American Yellow Boy, the
Indian indicted on murder charge
by the United States grand jury yes
terday pleaded not guilty and asked
a continuance which was denied, and
the case will be up for hearing Tues
day Of next week. The grand jury
has not yet made any report on the
King bank case. III
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14

Boise, Ida, June 14.-The men
who are battling to save the life Of
William d. Haywood and the good
name Of the Western Federation OF
Miners made their greatest assault
upon Harry Orchard yesterday when,
carrying the review by cross examin-
alton Of his life Of crime down to
his confession, they bitterly as
sailed his guiding motives. Six days
they spent in stripping him before
the jury of every shred of morality
+ and then, suddenly turning upon
him in a final fierce attack, they
fought with every means known to
legal craft to convince the jury that
Orchard was committing crime In
falsely swearing away the lives Of
innocent men in the hope Of saving
his own. They carried their attack
to the very language with which
the witness answered their questions
and everywhere they alleged by very
forceful implication that it was put
into his mouth by men controlling
him.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
"BoAT ROCKER" BUSY AGAIN

Chippewa Falls, Wis, June IA.
Bessie Rendy was drowned in the
Chippewa river yesterday. Her sis
ter, Carrie, narrowly escaped. The
rocking Of the boat by Isadore Cor
nelius was the cause Of the accident.
A brother of the girls witnessed the
accident and rescued Carrie.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
I. =. !. ~ s. .s.s q. s,
LET OLD GLORY WAVE

Today is Flag Day and the
Stars and Stripes should be
literally displayed. In con-.
formity With Gov. crawford's
proclamation relative to the
observance Of the day Presi-
dent Nash, Of the Normal, has
arranged a most fitting pro-
gram to be carried out at the
morning session Of the SUM
mer school and institute, at
which all are welcome. The
following is the program:
Music {. Z. 4. \ Orchestra
Recitation Miss Miles
Address, 9Patriotism'
DR., Howerth
Solo Miss Narregang
Duet ~. Miss Cora Kittle-
son and Miss Mez Dennison
America By the Audience
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
BLOWN UP By BLACK HAND
Demand s., 600 From Pennsylyan
Farmer Who Refuses

washington, Penn. june
What IL believed sto be Il black hand
outrage. occurred early yesterday at
the home 81 Jasniss Kefover. y farm
a. 81 zollarsvilIe near here when 8
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14

lon a hill and shot him twice and
then attempted to burn the body.
Shafer is still at large. Domestic
trouble was given as the cause of the
tragedy.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14

|disclaimed any political significance
for his own visit and SO does Sec
retary Taft. though the coincidence
OF their visits here has occasioned
some speculation.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-14
AFTER BEING OUT AN HOUR AID
a HALF THE JURY REACH
ED q IA VERDICT M N
Frisco's Head Guilty Of Crime of Ex.
tortion as Charged ries ofl
Z Good, Good, Greet Announce
ment of Verdict " W

4 San Francisco, Cal, June u "A The
Jury last night declared Mayor
Ischmitz guilty Of the crime ot ex-
'ltortipn ed charged against him in
1.-The Oliver grand Jury indie clements.
1.-The jurors were out one hour and
lthirty-ave minutes. they elected
Charles b. Capp forema nand at once
proceeded toS San nformal ballot.
This was cast verbally and stood
eleven for conviction and one tor
acquittal, Juror Burns, d shoemak kerr
Icasting the dissen ting vote
Then the twelve men began tho
discussion Of the eyl ldcnce. At the
end 81 an hour the fifst formal bal
lot was cast. IL was ! written bal
Hot ana was unanimous for conyic-g
tion.
a long drawn l I, ran through
the crowd as the verdict was
nounced. Then hood cried 4 voice
itr5 far corner alt.
echoed another spec tator fartlss ia
front, Rudolph ,rsckels, hose
wealth made possible the whole graft
prosecution. was walking swif ftly
down the right aisle as the sentence
fell from the foreman's u 1liipss Ie sank
into q nearby seat as though arrest
ed by some sharp command
sssThe Judgment of the court Will 81