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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
TWENTY YOUNG
LADIES GRADUATE
Close OF Half-Session at State
Normal Occasion of Enjoy
able Exercises.
BY GLEE CLUB
Students Themselves Furnish
Delightful Entcrtainmcnt-Dr.
Kent Speaks.

fHe-et "' a NN AtiI.a- ~ i'flNfIl
FAkMNlLLE. Va. January 2s-To-
night. before one OF the largest and
most representative audiences seen in
Farmville for years. twenty young ladies
or the state Female Normal school
were presented with well-earned diDiO-
mas. Eleven Of these were professional
graduates and nine fun graduate
Last night Rev y. ~. Owens of
Lynchburg. preached the baccalaureate
sermon before an audience which
crowded the Normal School auditorium
20 the doors. His text was Have that
mind la you which was also in Christ. o."
The exercises We're opened Tonight
with a hymn sung by the Normal
school G!ee Club. followed by invOca-
ton from Rev. J. j.. Hartc. OF tho
Farmville Baptist Church. The cxer-
clfes consisted OF salutatOry. hy Miss
Virginia Stubbleheld. song. '"The Lost
Chord. By the Glee CLUB. address by
Or o. vs.. Kent. song. The Showers."
from III "IroNatore.' bv the Gieo Club:
,alrdictory. by Miss Mary Mercer Scho-
ne.d delivery Of diplomas. by President
=. T.. Jarman
The gift Of the class 10 the school
Yves Guido RENTS beautiful picture
Aurora" IN colors
A majority OF the graduates will
leave for their homes Tomorrow and
next day. while q few OF them wiz re-
main here 20 the close Of the session
in june % gain additional experience
in teaching. The second half of tho
session VIII begin Wednesday. the SOth
instant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
RATE I CURRY Goes
OVER FOR ONE DAY
After Testimony of Mr.. Bevill
Commission Adjourns Till
Tomorrow.

After finishing with General Passen-
ger agent ". b. Bevill. Of the Norfolk
ana western, as a witness I'm the two
cent passenger rate case. the CORPORA
ton Commission took Il recess until
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock
Ihe testimony Of Mr.. Beviu practf-
ca!-y closes the case for the Norfolk
and Western, and when tho hearing A.
resumed tomorrow it is probable that
the Atlantic Coast Line Will be heard
It did not take great while 10 get
through with Mr.. Bevili. he was clSar
ana direct in his answers TO questions
put him by Attorney Cooke and Meior
Anderson. and only one session OF fhe
commission was held yesterday.
Mr.. Bevill went all over the ground
covered by the Chesapeake and Ohio
passenger rate man. and declared that
II would work q great hardship on his
ROAD n the proposed new scheduie
shOuld be put into effect.
he enumerated the classes OF low
rate tickets already bein0 sold by the
Norfolk and Western. including excur-
sions and tickets to conventions. mar
mai schools. etc. and thought these
We're about all the reductions his road
could well stand
Mr. Beviil made a good witness for
the reason that he seemed TO be thor
oughly familiar with his subject. ana
&c not hesitate to impart the infor-
masioa ne had to the commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Masons Elect Officers.

Especial 20 The r. mes Dispatch
PERCUSSION ; WHARF. VA. January
28-At q stated communication Of Jor-
dan Lodge. NO. l3l. a 7. and A. n
held iu their hall az Pon's. Isle Of
Wight county. Thursday. January 25th.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term. W. +. II. vvorshipful
master Thomas J Little. senior war
den, w. II Gwaltney. junior warden:
W. Hayden GWaltney. treasurer. James
W Stalltngs secretary. W. Ashton
Gwaltney. senior deacon w Perry
GWaltncy. junior deacon ". II Little
tier and Thomas A Batten. chaplain.
This lodge. which is an old one has
recently built q handsome and cOmmo-
dious hall. and has taken on new life
condition than for many years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Jacobs &Levy
CITIZENS OPPOSE
SCHOOL CHANGES
Powhatan County Much Stirred
Over Underwater and Western
Train Service.

POW hAIAN. Va. January asa
large and enthusiastic meeting az the
citizens ~ PeRhatau r0auty was held
ln the courthouse Saturday iu opposl-
ton 90 tae proposed changes in train
service on t4e ridewatcr and Western
Railroad. Afr. " Il. Eudd was elected
chairman anc Mr. james A. Iilman Sec
rotary.
After much discussion Of the matter
The answer fled by Nessrs- JGstis and
Thraves On behalf OF tho citizens Of Pow
haitian and Cumberland counties 20 the
petition uled before the Corporation
Commission by the railroad vss adopted
as expressing the attitude OF the meet
ing.
on motion of 1Ir. y. 2. Davis 80 was
resolved that tire commission should Dee
asked 70 compel the running OF an early
and late train over it's line from Farm
vile 20 Moselev on Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays. go that the citizens
might make connection with the Bon
AIR train AZ Moseley-
j, was also resolved that the commits
sion should = asked 70 compel the rail-
road 10 purchase additional rolling stock
so that its train service might ho made
adequate 20 the demands Of the public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
DEATHS.

his mother Mrs NJ A. Grinnan. in
Washington, ID. C.. January 81. at 215
o'clock. ROBERT LEE GRINNAN.
Remains will arrive in Richmond at
2-l5 TO-DAY. Intcrmeut in Holly
wood.
PUTNAM-Died. at her residence. sun
day January Goth. at Sis L. NJ Mrs
CARRIE II. PUTNAM. wife OF f. w
Putnam, In her thirty-ninth wear.
Funeral viii take place from her
residence. 120S East Marshall Street
TUESDAY EVENING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

Fever heat IS tile situation d, the v
"a. - A. new building clmUaia-v Thew
re but three more working day. ANA
ABOUT $4,000 has Yet Co. he raised mans.
ol me 81 pledges being ,ontineeDt
IN Lle whole amount being subscribed
pr January 3lst. Additional Solicitors
are sreaty needed and volunteers arc
'a-eo ior 10 report at he7d1uarters this
remaining
Large contributors who have not vet
come forward are urged 10 send ia their
SUBSCRIPTIONS or phone go Headquarters
TOT some one 20 cali. az the time r.
snort. II VIII now Dee impossible 10 rcoch
a4 The lanes that have beer listed
even with additional solicitors. AMI ire
pubic are urged 20 take hold # the Sit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Two Weddings.
Richmond Doctor Oneratee

- WAKEFIELD Va. January ~ -Nr-s
. H. i'eN'tne3 was successfully Operatad
upon in her home here TODAY 81, ~
>. shelton Horsley. 81 Richmond. Mrs
beyaney S. seventy-three years Of age
n ,a sas been To- bad health for several
49, us. Sie j. The mother of pr ". l..
-F"iitN. ~ bendron. Va. who. with
ms associate. Dr. J. IT. Parker. was
WIN aer during the operation
=. lucH interest is being taken here in
tAe .fial which is 20 Doe called tO-fno~-
r'W between several merchants. who are
FrHinE some form 81 cider and extract
o. matt ana certain citizens who are
attempting TO prohibit its sale
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
INCREASING IN VALUE.
Mecklenburg Real Estate Has
Greatly Advanced in Past Year.

Irnf1IaI - The TImf8-fl- srafrhl
BoYDTON. VA. January .V-The
lands BOZ Meckienburg are becoming more
and more valuable. and the best eli-
crucs Of Il is The increased price at
which they are being sold There were
three parcels ~ iarN sold at auction
here yesterday by the commissioner OF
court. The highest price paid was SIS -
per acre. and the lot was without briiL-
.nzs UPON g. The lowest sold tor a little
over 81 900 per acre Real estate. uarti-
cllarlv where there is timber upon it,
has increased two-foid In value.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
MISS SHELT0N'S BROTHER
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

= = y I'LL 10, W. JanuarY ~
Herbert shelton. brother Of the vounc-
lady who was crimiDaIly assaulted in
Amherst county several weeks ago was
accidentally shot in his neck this morn
Ing at Wlnesap. where he was at work
on railway contract ffe was exam
ming revolver with friend. and the
weapon was discharged. 1t is nos
Thought the young man is scriousiv
injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
APPEAL FROM
COLORED PEOPLE

The cold weather has brought forth
a great cry OF pain and distress from
the aged coiored poor, whose needs
must be given prompt attention. In
turn they have made a run on our
mission, asking for aid, but our sup.
plies nave become exhausted. and We
now appeal 20 the public for contri-
buttons OF old clothes, food, fuel,
money or anything TO assist us A.
taking care Of them. These can be
sent TO the mission house. No. 2o2
East Leigh Street. or call phone No.
1881, and they Will be called for.
Respectfully,
ADA r. LEWIS,
President colored City Mission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Came in Special Train.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
BON AIR. Va. January 2h.-The local
passenger train. due fl Richmond at S.35
4. NJ. was four hours late to-day This
train accommodates over twenty pas
sengers daily from Bon Air. and there
was a disappointed crowd OF business
men and school children until an engine
and coach was finally sent out from
Manchester for them. 4 few fortunate
ones. on telephone communication. caught
the early train, which was over ten
hours late
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
DWELLING BURNS.
Farmer Goes Out on Visit, and
Returning. Finds House in Ashes.

I---'--7lI q II N = IIl1 al-Il
BOYDTON, VA. January 2s-Fire de-
stroyed the dwelling house Of Mr.. Sanll
". Algood. a very worthy farmer. living
near Fields. on Friday night with tho
entire contents ~ his house. M AlgoOd
had gone out 70 visit a neiEhbor. and
on his return there was nothing but the
smorlderinE ruins OF his home He had
no Insurance on his dwelling OF curni-
furfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
ONE MAN TO PRISON.;
OTHER GOES FREE

.-I- lIfcIaI q y Nc HINES TIsDnfrr
AMELIA {. r.. January 2e-The CTR
cult Court consumed the whole dav :,
we ulei OF the cases Of Overton Jack
son and George CSOOde CHARGED ,,ttL
shooting and killing william vVfii3reoo,,n
Jackson was adjudgcd guilty and giy,en
three years in tho penitentiary. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Six Inches of Snow Fell.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
SMITHS CROSS ROADS. Va. lam
airy 2S.-The first snow that has fallen
in this section since Christmas com
meuced 20 fail Yesterday about = NJ
ana continued until about last night
and about six inches Of snow covers
the ground this morning The Their
eoiueter commenced to fan VERT ran
was the coolest this winter Most ~
the farmers have filled their ice-houeos
a,nItd nose that have not can do so on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
OBITUARY.
Goodrich Overton

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch,
FARMVliLE. VA. January eS-After
q short Illness OF only two days. Mr..
Goodrich ONerton died Yesterday morn -
ing 90 this place, aged twenty-one years.
lie was the SON az Mr. and Mrs j. T.
Overton. Of Prince Edward. and one OF
the most esteemed young men or tho
community His funeral will take place
tomorrow morning from the residence
In which he boarded. and Tie burial viii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Ms. N. T. Ames.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VA. January >.
Mrs y. T. Ames, Of Westmoreland
county died q few days ago at a hospi-
tai IN Washington. Her remains were
taken to Westmoreand county and In
TERED At YeOcomicO Church. She is
dren.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Miss Sallie Robinson.

special 70 The Times Dispatch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, January
2S-Miss Sallie Robinson died at her
home here last night. after a brief III
ness. aged thirty nine years. She is
survived by her mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Ms. Bettie S. Coleman.

Special 20 The Times D,spatch)
DANNILiE. VA. January 2S-Nrs
Bette 5. Coleman. wife of John ) Cole
man. a well-known merchant Of Mount
Cross. died to-day after a long illness
She was forty-threo years Of age and is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Mrs. Hannah B. Hoffman.

lspeclal @ ne Times .Dispatoh)
FREDEkICKSBURG, VA. January 2S
Mrs. Hannah j.. IOltznan, wife OF
John 4. Hoffman. or Culpeper county
died a day or two ago at her home. at
is survived by her husband and five
children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Crisis Has Been Reached, But
Managers Are Hopeful OF
Success.
7. NJ. G. a. NEW
BUILDING FUND
s145tq2

The following amounts indicate the
reports made yesterday BY the chair
men OF the subcon7 nnittees Of the
Young Business MEMS ana Membership
Committees, and the standing OF the
teams:
Young Business Mems Committee.
~. .. Silis, general chairman:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS

be made ~ Rice Depot with the honors
Of his Lodge Of Odd Fellows and the
Farmyilie Guards, in both OF which the
deceased was valued member
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

20 raise $4,000. They have already
handed in pledges or cash for more
than $4,000. and they are going TO
speud the remaining three davs In tho
uphill work that will Doe required 70
have the grand total Of 100000 re
ported Thursday night The keynote
OF the meeting yesterday was the need
ior more workers. II Will be physi-
cstlly impossible Tor tho present number
~ solicitors 20 see every one who IS
able or who wants 20 give. IL Is cues
lion now or more volunteers coming
voluntarily.
Mr.. o. j. Sands. Of the citizens COM
mlttee. said at the meeting yesterday
mat TOO much reliance should not be
placed on the citizens committee 20
come I'm with the large sums needed at
% up to the young men. who have
broken all records and who are now
asked 20 shoulder tho burden OF some
mlttee.
Crisis in Campaign.
IL was emphasized yesterday that NOT
dollar reported is being held back
rms was only too evident by the small
report announced. The books We're not
closed until the last minute 50 that
every available cent could be Included
in the daily report The success OF
the campaign rests upon three things.
several large subscriptions from the
weaitnier citizens. more young men
body cooperating IN sending in sub
scrlpttons 90 headquarters. No. 1000
Last Alall street. lle telephone num-
Der is $500.
The crisis in the campaign was seri-
ously discussed at the meeting yesre--
Gay. Brief addresses We're delivered By
Mr.. Sands. Mr. Wa~d. Mr.. Bryan Mr.
Duke. Mr.. Hardwfcke. Mr.. Tuck Mr.
Mckee. Nj. Hawkins and others. II
was generally agreed that the workers
We're up against big proposition 70
raise $4,000 in three davs The re-
ports FOR the day were disappointing
However, the tone of the remarks was
encouraging, and there was no talk OF
letting up. The young men were more
determined than ever. Tt rs with the
people of Richmond to decide whether
/ inc campaign viii be success.
Meetings Every Day.
welcome visitor at the luncheon
yesterday was Rev DR. f. r. McFaden
pastor Of First Presbyterian Church
who Is "a strong supporter Of the Y NJ
There VIII be a meeting Of the c,ti-
Gems committee every morning at 1880
O'Clock at headquarters until the cam
palsn closes. No notice will bo sent
out. owing 20 the limited time and
inc unemployment through the news
papers and ar headquarters is to be
taken az sufficient invitation
ne boys of the association reportee
total ~ 1927. 70 last night The bows
Nefe organized bout week ago win
ramon IiS1-T as leader
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
For Preserving, Purifying
and Bcautifying the Skin,
Scalp, Hair, and Hands.

CutlcurA soap combines debate medicinal emOi-
ueat. aanative. anasep1c propssties derived from
cItcurA great skin Cro. VIII The DurcEt u dp
onaceous aEssdlsnts and post fStTeshinf OF flower
od0rs pep5fs London. ~ CDfr.qrhouss 30 Paris,
: Rue de IA PAX. AUSTRIA Ia. 4 IoEns A Co. sgd
nsy. India, d. X. Paul, Caicptta. so. Afrca. Len
1on. I'D, Cape Town &c; lloston' ~ Columbus
Ave Potter DRUG A Chem. Cop, Sole Props.
NJ No. free. How 70 PrcaeTye. Purify. and
BoSutifY the SAG. 5cAlS. Hair. Ano AAuds-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
ARE
|NCENSED

The teachers u Seattle are again
20 - exploited 10 the interest of
circulation
There IL TO be another Most
Popular Teachers conieef" To help
get subscribers for the oniy Mighty
Metropolitan MeEaphone Outside
OF New YORK City Morning Edi.
ton
The unoffeudlng teachers whose
names are 10 be dragged into this
soealled contest" are supposed 10
have nothing 10 say IN the natter
The newspaper needs subscribers
and needs them badly. Hence u
proposes 90 get them
The Most Popular Teacher" will
be determined b. the number OF
subscriptions her friends buy aud
paY for over The counter. The voice
81 the Megaphoaa wiil loudly below
forth her name. while red. yellow
and green type will Eofeeousiy DE-.
scribe her wonderful trip 90 Vel
loesionc Park. aud shat she eats
and drinks IN the diuins car. al ~
the enpenss Of the generous Mega.
/ phone
A number of self respecting
teachers 10 the community are con.
sidefiuE the project 81 holding q
meeting 90 pass resolution fof.
bidding the use ~ their names
hencpforih Ia circulation schemes
u this character They are strong
j. opposed 20 the nutoriesy in.
Vowed. and can ser no reason why
theY should Be made tools In the
hands q newspapers seehing LIB.
sefihsFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
MAY ABANDON HER
INDIAN HUSBAND

Left alone in a strange city wifh.
out money or friends. IL the fate
Of Mrs Frank sarhas, the white
wife of Frank sarhsH. q halfhreed
Cherokee Indian. accused Of for.
gerry. who a. now IN the hands of
government officers on his way TO
Oklahoma. Mrs sarhaa Is good
looking white Kifi. who fell In love
With sarhss. married him and lived
for some time with him In Indian
Territory and Oklahoma
Later the glrl was induced BY
relatives 10 file a divorce complaint
against her darksblnned husband
Ropenting Of this. she offered n
20 with him 10 the northwest u
was tu raise funds and bring her
here that Sarhas ia said TO have
committed the forgery for which he
was arrested here and Is being
taken home
Mrs sarhas lniimated that she
would not 60 balk 90 her husband
again. ~ he Is found guilty. Ths
young wife ~ working as a cham,
bermaid IN the Universal lodging
house. on First aV y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
HHHasss saeHss7aaHss1sHeHHas7aasse
CRUSHED
| BY CAR

The third OF a list Of almost
idsntieai accidents within e hours
resulted 10 a horrible death for
kdwafd Marks. an emploYe Of the
barber Asphalt company, NJ the
Bot II Hay 81 yesterday afternoon.
Marks Was thrown beneath the
eheels 81 a gravel car 81 the Mar
u sand 4 Gravel company and
Hangiea 20 death Lsas than ~
senurs before katherine Walker. the
Nfear-old daughter Of G. Walker
q ballard met exactly the same
Fpi % fate under the wheels Of a
8asun driSeu - william Turner,
: f0sng etprehhmAn Of that city
The third victim was Mlss Edna
Fhomnon. a young school girl Who
e8n knocked down BY n Madison
q ear Al Fourth ay.. bat who for
fanately escaped with her life
Marks met bis death While ~.
turning home The rnmbilns Of a
psnNeaeer train. Il 10 believed. pre-
feated him frotn hearing the gravel
ear. which Was one % . number
operated by tho Martin company
from it, plant 20 the waterfront
The man Was 80 years old and -
survived b. = Nidow and tSo ehii.
aFea
A deputy sheriff Investigated the
death ~ the Walker Ktfi and sd
viAea Coroner Carroll that 4 VAS
pat.lt accidental No inquest ~iIl
he held
Miss TbomAau. e L. said. had en-.
flteiy recovered from her expert
snrn this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
THAW JURY STILL OUT;
AGREEMENT is EXPECTED

NEW YORK. April 1.-The
tl Harry haw badly bunged enerpnng reporters
signals from windows watchers
\ peuaph the various possible vrdcts
B the
the
caught and sent all the land the newspapers.
all the principal cities haAv acqutta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
SAY GILL WILL
RESIGN
Third Ward Councilman Is Declared to Have De-
cided to Leave the Saloon License Committee
Trouble Promised at Fridays Meeting

From what appears 10 De wholly
reliable authority u was learned
today that lfi Gill. councilman from
the third ward. Is 20 resign from
the license committee aud that r.
7 Reynolds Is TO take his place.
An unlovely situation has grown
Up In the license committee aud
cNeionic developments are expected
At the special meeting Friday.
called 10 break up the saloon lint
It's
Councilman Reynolds when seen
over the reported change in the
committee stated that his appear.
anee al the last meeting Of the
committee was accidental and that
he guessed the report that he was
To go on the committee was a mis-.
take
Angry az Mullen.
The trouble. Is Is alleged. has
come about over the insistence OF
Chairman Morrison TO run the H..
oense committee along lines 10
suit himself rather than Mr.. Gin.
Il Is understood generally around
the city hall that Mr. GIN quit the
whisky ring and went ON the com
mittee 10 hand Frank + Mullen
"a bunch" Ia revenge for the lat.
ter's stand uu some of Mr. Gills
projected improvements on the
Lake Washington bluff
Gin started In az the first com.
mittee meeting which he attended.
Two weeks ago the application OF
] W Burke came up for saloon H..
eense In the auditorium on Fourth
av. outside the limits
GIN wanted this granted. for in
the granting Of e he would deal a
sledge hammer blow 10 Mullen,
who runs a saloon nc SOL Pike 81.
and similar blows to Al Barten.
Henry Beck and those who have
controlled the business on Pike st.
Morrison Baked.
Morrison baked nt granting the
license. Gin threatened TO carry
the matter into the CITY council
over Morrison'a head Then the
matter was pnt of over q week
That made Gill the madden
Last Monday afternoon 9Th failed
To- show up AT the committee and
Morrison turned Burke down cold.
Monday evening GIN had forgot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11

DAY

Afisor day Was observed In the
ErammaF schools II the cts today
bf appropriate exercises. which In.
clnte programs 81 various uafafes
In su1us ~ the school yards 81 the
cts trees ~ete planted, although
The custom wAs not carried out ~
universally amung tho grades a.
u has been ia the past
There Wsrg no special exercises
ai either the hsKh school OF the
university. both u these Institutions
proceeding with their uauai routine
WsaY private individuals through.
out the city planted trees and
shrubs. following the old custom
The movement started BY the no.
mems clubs 10 make today q sen.
crai cleaning an day. found msny
supporters. and WORKERS were % be
seen throughout the city cleaning
no streets aud premises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11

that time Justice Fitzgerald began
bis Instructions 10 the iury AZ
.t Is the instructions we're coz
cludei aud the twelve members 81
the lart filed quickly into The iury
fuaua
shortly before n O'Clock last
niKhs word was sent 90 the jurors
aekinK for Information - 10 che
probability u an eariy verdict The
fofuman replied thsf the tnrY mefn.
hers could not agree This vas
phonsd 20 Justice fitzgerald and
the haIllffs scfe instructed "a lock
toe jurors 40 for the nlght and Dc
would h. ready for their report AZ
No % this morning
Immediately after the jurors uefe
locked 90 ThsN aud bis relatives
Nent 10 the Temba Etelsn. DIS
mother and niNtuf remained At
Thaua side When u va an.
nouneed ~ ~ o'clock that the iufy
would 10 locked up Tor the niaht
Thau simply smiled a. these Naif'
inE and said
well. We must make TIE most
of Il. drariea
lie Kissed his sister and mathsf
goodnight aud thea taking bis Sife
IN his arms said
Cheer up. my little giri EVER.
thipn will he all rtFnt"
Thaw returned 80 hla cell snd
spent restless night