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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-14

Mr.. Karl Kuntz of Vinton, Sun
dayed in Logan.
Mrs. DR.. Lyons is visiting in
Columbus this week.
Mr.. Wesley Snider spent Sun
day at Elk Fork.
Hear Fred Warner sing the
"Bowery Girl" Friday evening,
March %, at the Opera House.
Mr.. James Campbell of Co!um-
bus, was in Logan Monday, called
here by the death of his father.
Miss Birdie Martin of Colum-
buss Sundayed with Mrs. Bell
Martin and Mrs. Reed Harden.
Mr.. Robt. Hamblin of Toledo,
spent few days with his father,
Noel Hamblin last week.
Attorney Ed. Powell of Colum.'
bus, was in Logan Monday in the
railroad condemnation case.
Mr.. F. NJ. Stevens of Nelson
vile, was business visitor in Lo-
gan Saturday.
Mr.. Weaver promises some de-
lightful music at "The Midnight
Train" Friday evening, March %.
j. NJ. Mack and j. NJ. Sullivan
are registered at the Davidson
Ohio Sun.
Mr.. Pearl Smith is on the sick
list at his home on Glenview
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. rhad Allen were
Columbus visitors Saturday and
ouHuay'
Messrs w. +. Walker and Joe
Walker of Rockbridge, were in
Logan Monday.
Representative Irwin of Meigs
county, was visitor with Hon.
j. C, Petit in Logan Tuesday.
George l.. Blosser is sick at his
home on Glenview Heights with
the grip.
Miss Jennie Nunemaker of Lo.
gan, is visiting her sister, Mrs. f.
G. Huffman at Rockbridge.
John Butterworth, one of the re-
liable Democrats of Ward town
ship, was a visitor to Logan, Mon
day.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-14

Mr.. Karl Kuntz of Vinton, Sun
dayed in Logan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-18
ACCEPTEDH|S ESTIMATES
Sensational Statement Il Made
BY . Witness In
COTTON LEAKAGE MATTER
Helmss, Aeeerdins 10 Van Ripper. Told
Him He Had Practically Made Up
he Reports and Ssasistieian Hyde
Accepted the Figures.

Washington. June i7.-somethlns
Of sensation was created In Judge
Stafford's court Monday when Louis
H. Van Ripper. who has been regarded
~ the principal witness In the trial Of
Edwin II. Holmes. Jr.. on charge Of
defrauding the government In connec.
ton with alleged leakage In cotton CROP
reports Of agricultural department,
was called TO the stand. Mr.. Van Ripper
seemed III at ease under the direct
gazc Of defendant and wife. He said
he first met Holmes Aug. 7. 1904. at a
hotel In this city. The witness said
the introduction was made by Mr..
Peckham. In that gent.eman's room
who stated; This IL the man ! told
you about. and he is going TO show
you he can give you advance figures
on crop reports" Holmes. according
20 witness. then proceeded 10 exhibit
copies OF crop bulletins and tell him
he had practically made up the reports
and Statistician Hyde accepted H..
estimates.
Holmes also told him, witness testi.
fled, that he had been supplying in
formation concerning reports TO other
persons In New York. as the result OF
Which he accumulated $4,000. which
was then locked up In q safety vault
Among those whom he supplied fig.
tres. according to Van Riper. we're
Theodore H. Price and Moses Hass.
Holmes also promised. witness stated.
not only 70 advise him as 20 crop fig
urss. but keep him advised rs to prices
and operations. Witness said he told
Holmes II he could demonstrate his
ability 10 supply figures In advance he
would operate with him and give him
twothirds profits II he could supply
figures a day I'm advance. Van Ripper
said II was iHen agreed that informa
tion would be riven through Mr.. Peck
ham. but In view OF that gentleman's
absence he twitnessj returned to
Washington Aug. 2 10 receive figures
on the wheat report which was to be
published next day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-18
TO WESLEY.
Monument 10 That Ends Starts
at Atlanta.
LARGE AMOUNT PLEDGED.
Bssidss an Asdissrium ssd Church. Il
10 CssasmpIsssd 10 Esssblish Quite
. Nuabss Il Other Buildinss. One
10 b Hospital.

Atlanta, June 1.-THE seven bish.
ops composing the episcopal college
OF the Methodist Episcopal. church
South. occupied the pulpits Of Atlanta :
principal Methodist churches Sunday to
inausurate the movement for a great
Wesley memorial, to be located here,
10 be Constructed by the church In
Georgia Al the morning service
subscriptions amounting to $500 0Oo
were made. the largest individual sub.
scription being $4,000. being by Asa
Chandler.
The Wesley memorial enterprise. In
addition to large auditorium and
church. will include q hospital. nurses
home. boarding house for young men,
another for young women. reading
rooms. editorial offices OF the Wesley
Advocate. gymnasium and other pieces
for hiding amusements.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-18
WARNED TO QUIT.
OPERATOR Told Would Be VIC
lating Overtime Law.

Kansas City. June l7.-'To all tele-
graph operators: Quit work at once.
You are liable TO a fine Of $1,000 for
violation of law" The foregoing mes.
sage went over the telegraph wires Of
the Chicago and Alton railroad lines.
II bore the date line Of Ryder. Mo-. .
station near Kansas City. that had
been closed for several months. and
was not signed. SIX operators. two
each from the stations Of Watson.
Booth and Curryville. obeyed the or.
der and quit work. The Law referred
10 In the message went into effect last
Friday and makes the railway CON-
panies liable TO fine of $1,000 10.
compelling or permitting operators at
block stations TO work longer than
eight hours per day. Operators are
not held liable
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-18
PRIMARY aesvLrs.


Seventy Out Of ssvsnty-Five Counties
Have Sent In Returns.
Oklahoma City. June l7.-Up to mid.
night Sunday night seventy out OF
seventy-fiye counties gave Haskell for
governor 51.72i votes and Creese a..
4s7. Haskell's majority OF 1854 viii
not be diminshed much. II at all. a.
he will probably carry three Of the five
remaining. They are Cimmaron. Har.
per. Ellis. Woods and Nowata.
In the same number Of counties Gore.
for United state senator. has 3s,76s
and Hoffman $3.50.
For insurance commissioner Nc
Comb leads Burke BY l.0e2 votes.
The corporation commissioner race
has narrowed down to five candidates.
their votes being: McAlester. $3.50:
Watson. 1880; Callahan. :7,I5s; Love.
,7.ll0; Pittman. 2s.o50.
The other candidates leading are
Owen for United States senator. Trapp
for auditor. West for attorney general.
Menefee for treasurer. Cameron for
superintendent Of education. Taylor
for examiner and inspector. Hanrafy
for mine inspector. Murray for labor
commissioner tby s.0O0) and Campbell
for supreme court clerk tby 7.0oo.)
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-18

Bryce Expresses His Approval
Of Constitution.

Lawton. Okla. June Thames
Bryce. the British ambassador, spen,
Sunday here as the guest Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce. At Fort Sill he Wis.
tied both Geronimo. the famous Apache
warrior. and Quanah Parker. chief Of
the Comanches.
At Sapulpa Mr. Bryce was presented
with a copy Of the Oklahoma constitu.
tion. When questioned later regarding
the document he said:
Il have read . copy Of the cons,itu.
don. but not IN official copy. judging
from the copy have read. II IL a very
good elementary law"
Would you consider the constitu.
ton. rs framed. too much in the ma.
ture OF legislative measured" he was
asked.
Too much can never be put into a
constitution" tersely replied the Wis
itor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-18

New Haven. June 17.-Steps are "a
be taken almost Immediately by the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railway company for a merger with
the Poughkeepsie Ridge system. which
include the Central New England anf
its subsidiary lines. now under
New Haven corporations control T
Central New England and Pouehkeep-
sic. Ridge system besides It's bridge
her total track mileage Of 25s miles
and total capital stock Of el0.7l4. 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-18

81. Petersburg. June 17.-Council Of
the empire has been prorogued until
Nov. IL.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-18

San Francisco, April 16-The grand jury has summoned the off, cials of the United Street Railway Co. to testify before that body. The jury has declined to gran inmun- itv from prosecution to any ono who will give testimony regarding the graft dealings.
 Denver, April 17-Senator Pat terson was fined 1000 yesterday for contempt of court. He pub lished an editorial Tn the News, stating that the justices of the su- preme court have been swaved largely in their decisions by politi- cal influence, and was fined for contempt as consequence.
 Valparaiso, April 1.-The vol cano of Puyehue yesterday began active eruption, throwing an i'm mense amount of ashes over all of the province of Valdivia. The eruption is accompanied by flow of lava which is rushing in a tor rent over the adjoining country Earthquake shocks are frequent as we'll as electrical displays. The people are fleeing from the vicinity but many have already been smothered by the heat and ashes.
 Shanghai, April 17-Many of the families in the famine stricken sec tions are cutting the throats of the children and women to prevent their dying slowly of starvation. The conditions are terrible beyond description.
 New York. April 15-H earst de livered an address at the Savoy dinner yesterday in which he prac- tically announced that he was go- ing to be q candidate fer the presi. dency on the independent league ticket
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-18
TreadWe|| Riot
Disorder AmonCst Striking Miners At
 Treadwel1 Mine

fused, saying that he would not have anything to do with 1t for all of the Thaw estate.
 Mexico. April 17-The cities of Avutla and Ometepecalso have been completely destroyed bv the earthquake. The shore line of Mexico has sunk considerable pe- low the sea level.
 New York, April 17-At the Jef- ferson banquet here last night speeches were made heralding Bryan as the coming leader of the democratic party.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-18

Bryan as the coming leader of the democratic party.
 Washington, April 17-District attorney Buick, of Boise, Idaho, has been called here by the depart ment of justice to confer with the attorney general regarding the in dictment of Senator Borah for im- plication in land frauds.
 Seattle, April 17--At banquet of the Ranier Club last night the boom of Congressman Jones for for the position of Senator was started. Jones was present but re- fused to announce that he would be a candidate to succeed Ankeny.
 St. Paul, April 17-A lone bandit held up the Northern Ex- press office here last night and secured $25.OOO. He entered the room and presenting gun to the head of the clerk, compelled the latter to open the safe, and then made his escape before an alarm could be given.
 Tacoma, April 17-Ralph Pat tison, distribution clerk Tn the postoffice, was caught last night robbing the mail. Inspectors have, been missing letters for some time, and laid for the guilty party. catching Pattison tn the act. The thief is the son of a wealthy lum herman of South bend.
 Washington. April 17-Follow-. ing the lead of Georgia, Louisiana, Alabama ana North Carolina have. organized their negro voters to- send Foraker delegates to the national republican convention.
 If you are looking for the BEST OF MEATS come to the VALDEZ MARKET. We handle only the choicest of STEER BEEF, MUrfoN PORK, VEAL, Milk Fed Spring Chicks and Eastern Oysters. We assure you that the Prices, Qvality and Service is the best. V.rnr1 Mxnuy>r ,punNCs0C
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-18

Treadwell, April 17-The Miners Union of this place has finally received a charter from the Ameri- can Federation of Miners and cele- brated the occasion yesterday by marching through the streets 500 strong. Col Green, who is in com mand of the troops stationed here, demanded that the crowd disperse, but they refused and it is feared bloodshed may ensur.
 New York, April 17-Ex-Gover- nor Black has been offered the handling of the Thaw case, but re-
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-18
The Tacoma ROs

D miles from Valdez on governme telegraph station at Teikhell. Fir for mon and beast. Hay and Grain PRIVATE ROOMS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-30

uIuul lptluSW tuHiIs
Sas 1T meine GrIab:
rung .9epeien. Na9
5mun3ig =jdbri9er Gorge
I'M tleinen Mann. Der
INNER oufb6reu lpollte
uno i d t tonute, ba=
be i'd a%us9efunoen, baB
Die Srint= 8emobnbeit
nberbaupt fein Ga
tier, ionoeru Elm SetSen
1T mo oaB Der itarte
Srinfer bel n0ttger
Weeobin als Saroinen=
prebigten brauht,
9ur6 8efol9 ng oieler
".kk,f .,-A ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-30
BON osut[tsm atit,staa.
DE btissa Biz epr6fseatsn ses mepeB @tiAi
taeS-8ipeeapbfSAeS.

tasS-8isesapbffAeS.
Der erife 9~i3eprGiibent bes ueaen
heutf6en Ret9stass, 6ebeimratb
profefor Or. paaf9e, bate I'm lebten
Rei9stas bic Ste1uns bes speiten
Disqualification inne. Set 1881 ses
bort er biefer &Drperfdoft ais Mitz
SIieb Der nationaQiberalen portet on,
felt 1893 aud benz preuBif4en Mbse=
Orbnetenbouit.
4ermann poafde tpurbe am "a.
Gtbruar 1851 gu Burg Bel Masbtburs
gsboren, NOR mebrere SABRE als pratt
tif6er 2onbipirtb ibdtig, {tubirte itit
1879 in 5one unb bobilitirte i9 bort
1877. SIN Sabre 1879 folste er einem
Rufe an bos pplnte9nitum in Ma1en,
ut6 I'M 9erbff bes sIeidtn Sabres
fuurbe er orbentlt6er YrofeHor Der
Observation-Disclosures in Roftod. Don
1884 bis 1897 mar ct in Der nGnlz
Ii@en Gigenf9dft IN Marburg thdtig,
Rnh 1897 ipurbe er on bic 9ednif9e
0odf@ule IN Gbdrlottenburg berufen,
aus tDel9er @teauug er i'm per9angtz
aes Sabre fdoieb. Bon 1892 duf 1893
Tod6e poai6e cine Gtubieuretfe mad
Mmeriia unb Dor etniger 3eit unter@
anbtn er einea Ianseren Musflus mad
1esitfasO Fafrita. Inter ben Wdn>
aera, mad tpel6en bic Rssterung aur
Heiekaug bes sepIanten poftens zines
fsbfftdnbieen Observation-Disclosures
umf9ou belt. ftdnb Yaafde bamaIs
Ia er1er Heibe.
paafdes Nanfolser i'm 4mt bss
e1usiten Wiseprdftbenten tit Sobaunes
euen,pf BON Der Grsifnuisen @olts<
DRstst, ipeIder i'm betB un,ftrittsnen
sssenanrten aatferbttriit bon Berlin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-30
Stiifntr AunfsenuR.
De Relic sss Rsisues Dt&nmsssG stawas &s
eine nada 6ufsJ 8aSs8 Gane.

De Relic sss gsisnss Ht&amsss& sfewas8ess
eias aaa nussI 8anss eaRe.
Gin feltener GenuB aebt benz tunft=
funissn uub tunitlisbsnbtn pnbIitum
IN psrfniebenen Grobjtabtsn Der Der.
Stauten bprn ben 9sfu6 bebOr, ben
bet Mieaer MisenersG elan s0erein i'm
Mai b. 5. QnteI Cams Qanb abffdts
ten tDirb. Der Uersin, Der I'm Dorissn
1dbrt in Berlin bur4 feline Qtiituneen
4ereits rei9e Qprbetren srnttte unb unz
Ter Mnberem and bonn beutfdtn Rais
fee barh ben Gntpfang {siner 8ors
tscnbsmiteIiebsr aussesei4net purbe,
tomrrt ni1t mad benz Doaartanbe,
I'm .GeIb gu mad<n" er Dsrfiet
iiber eiu 0ermDeen BON 10000 4rOz
uku $3.50. 750 - fonbern UNI bic
Reiietuf pielsr Mitslisb.r bss Der
sias 81 b~efriehisen. Der 0ermistler
Der @5o9e tt GeIir &raemer. Der friber
bel Gtetaspdp IN Rem gort onseitslt
mar urb isbt in Msen lebt. Der Ord
iihent bes 1ereins III. &ommeraiens
xnt5 @dneiberbabn. Reben BEN To-
1Sbriesn Gbrsu6Ormsifter gbudrb
RrsmIer if grofefOr RiGdrb 5sub.rs
ger Der tissntlins Dirigent.
9eubereer. Der 1850 in Grds,
Gteiermart, has 2int Der Melt ar
Midte, befn&tt bic Tshnif9e 5ode
fGuls in MisH, tpanbte fid aber balb
aiisf4lieBli4 benz Stubium Der Muif
gu. Or tpurbe Dirieent mebrerer @Gns
srs0ereine unb beranitoltete nit
stasn sIdnsenbe Quffibruneen. aus
ssablidlia III er am Misner ROnier=
batsrstln prOftHor Der competitions
Iehre unb Mitslitb Der Mufts&oms
milton fiji Stoatsprsiie. NIs Dirt
gent mahte sr fi4 etnen Ramen ba-
burH. baB er bic premier. Der Oper
.Wirjom~ Obns porber sebaItene prob,
qH Der Wisntr 8ofOper birisirie, unO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-30

Ia Der Stidpubl am s. 5ebruar ben
Sieg aber ben Sosialbemptraten Or.
arors baoontrus.
SObannes 4oempf, 8erliner Stobte
dlteter unb prGFbent Der NtIieiten
ber Roufmannf9aft, purbs am Is.
6sbruor 1842 IN Heuruppin geborsn,
no er bas @pmn0iium befuhte. ST
Dtbmese flo BEN 9ontfan. Bon 1871
Ms 1889 mar Rdempf MttsIieb Der
Dtrsttion Der DarmtGbtsr 8ant. Gr
tn aud Mttglieb beB NusfdHHes bes
bsatf3tu 9anbelstuses. Dem Rsids.
tag sehSrtt er felt benz Sabre 1903 an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-30

-
Gan NutoutR, leg, 81. M6ra.
Orbinorp 6.% Gents; COBB Ordinate
IN Gents: Com WibbIing 8.X Gents,
MibbIina az Gents; g0nb Wiobline
10.M Cts; Mibblina 5air 11.L Cts.
tSalUeftnu, 3eE., q. Mdra.-Orbinart
TX gts.; GoD6 Orbinars 81 cts.
Som MibbIina 81 Cts; 0lib6Iiup
I0.X eta; gUDb MibbIina l1.T cts.
Miboline Sair 12.A Gents.
Retp Crleat8, &a., q. Nars.
gnpb Orbinarh 8.7f16 &ts.: Com Nibb.
ling az Gts.; Nibbline 10.Z Cts:
GDob Mi6hliue liz Cts: Ueibbttue
Hair ~ Gents.
8alHDOaiamea nuO befenBrobnite.
grima Baummoainntsn . Rebl. eei
Tonne 5000
Haummouiamen Del. rob, 1871 gts.
Brima Baumtuunfnmrn Rurhen, pei
Tonne $685.
emil {.
EartoFeln, Colorado, $l.50 a. 81. 60;
Snat . 8artofeIn 81. so q 81. {.
DpiebeIn, Colorado, $I'75 a 1926.
8omaten, 4 &Drbs8iitem, 1915.
&arrotten. 40 gts. per 9usenb 8aubeI
apbl, So. 90 per l00 Bfb.
Bohnen, Weue Eeras $500 per Bulb.
Hfefer. $1.50 Cts. pee 8oE.
8nhnen. Wabs, $1.00 per 8tfte, arfiu.
IS gts. per q Gu.
Sauaib, u Gulbet. &ifte 40 Cts
8feffer. LOO gts. Der 80r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-30

tbn turiert.
Siet len I s3et babe i'd 2eeiotsn pon 6rauen nit
oisler einfa6en 6ausbeboublune, Die i'd brau6te be-
tannt 9ema9t une lie aud batten eruBartieen @rfolg
pieIe eon lbnen nit ben b~oifuune~s Ioieiten Srintern.
Sas Weittel fam beimlib 9eeeben meroen, 1T nibt
oouert nibt LANCE, big es mirft. SD bin iber3eugt,
Dab es Sbnen belfen miro unp i'd peroe Sbneu eeru
ales tDeltere oarhber iaaen, tpenn Sic mir Sbren Na=
men nno &brefe ienbeu tpolen. Die meinise in
Iran @saraaret Mnoerion. gsapIe 9tbe. 1897
3tIIburn. x o. senoen sic tein @elo: id babe
ri6ts au ~psrfaafen.
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Waref 8eribt.
Can Qntonip. 81. usors ]
Sieb Msartt.

Con NutDniD, 81. 9Rdrs 1907.
Obieu $2.75 bis $3.50 per LOO 8fo.
8uhe $500 bis 1925.
@uleu uub .gtass", $l.7f BIS SO o..
n 3dbrlinge 1925 bis 1926
R6lber g. IS bis SO. so.
Smafe 1926 Bis 8 .08.
3iegen $2.25 Bic $3.50.
Shneiue $500 Biz 1915.
ct. 2uniS, 81. @tdra. - Miubnieb
Ratipes So IS Bis $3.50. 9eras . Siet
S2.65 big So. 90.
G6weiHe $500 Biz s 1875.
5Dnia. per Bft............9-l0z. gts.
2ala ....
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-30

SD gtanbe oes. SD bin iberseuat, oaB jeoein
Manne in9kbtfaen ieor Smnaps uno 8ier belize
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-19

circuit or city, ls the express language
Of the constitution.
These words are used in restrictive
sense on the power of the Judge who is
designated; and the legislature cannot
add more power to him than Is confer
red by then, or enlarge bis powers.
Suppose the legislature had passed .
Law requiring or authorizing judge Of
q city court OF the second class to hold
circuit court or city court in city Of
the first class, would the act be unconsti.
tntional7 1t would seem 30.
But for the constitutional provisions
above quoted the legislature would have
had the power to do 1t. As the conten.
ton, however, has spoken on the sub
ject, restricting not only the Judge who
shall hold court in any circuit and what
such Judge shall do, the legislature can
not go beyond these declarations, either
IS to the Judge or IS to what the judge
designated ehall do.
These constitutional provisions are
therefore restrictive In double sense,
as to the Judge and as to what such
Judge shall do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-19
Nicaragua and Honduras.

Managus, Nicaragua, March 49,
The capture of the port Of Ttuxillo, one
OF the principal seaports Of Honduras,
by Nicaragusn naval force is expected
to bring the war between Nicaragua
aud Honduras to q speedy close. The
Nicaraguan land forces have done their
share against the Hondurans and the
hope is cherished that the last defeat
will cause President Bonilla to sne for
peace.
The reported joining Of Salvador in
the war to support Honduras Is not ex.
pected to have any effect on the contest.
Advices from Panama announce that
2, 500 Salvadorisn soldiers are on their
way to Choluteca to assist the Hondu-
rams. With the defeats Bonilla has snf-
fered it Is said notwithstanding this as
sistance, he will be glad to make peace
on any terms he can secure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-19
The Thnw Trial.

As was stated in the Gazette Of that
day, the affidavit made by Evelyn Mes
bit in Hummels Office when she return.
ed from Europe In 1903 was admitted
in evidence and read to the jury yester-
day.
Contary to the evidence of Abraham
Hummel, the affidavit purported 20 be
for use 10 a suit against Thaw, and was
signed By Howe and Hummei, as coun-
sci for the plaintiff, though Hummel de-
MED that he was acting as Evelyn Mes
bits counsel
Witnesses for the defense told OF
Thsw's irrational appearance after his
arrest, and his declaration that he heard
little girls weeping in the police station.
Alenists were put on the stand to de-
clare that Thaw did not know he was
doing wrong in shooting Stanford White.
Mr.. Delmas introduced the record Of
Hummel's conviction for conspiracy In
connection with the Dodge Morse MARI
age and divorce tangle
The defense rested, and but four more
experts are TO be heard, The case may
90 to the Jury Friday