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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-16
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
Capital Real Estate
Investment Co.
II W. End South st.

HIVES tB11GIHS w.
NV. End South st.
Summer bargains On account Of inclem-
ent weather. the following list has been
repriced for quick - sales ale
Modern 4-room brick, x block from Main
street Easy terms.
A Groom frame cottage on So-fcot lot.
east front, Post street. worth more
money.
Lot sx1o. slightly location on nth East.
Well built 5-room brick cottage Not mod
ern.
Modern 5-room brick, new and good;
ready to move inte; ,s Southeast
On York street. 1co-foot front, good
shade and fruit trees, 6 rooms, frame
house, small cash payment, balance per
cent interest.
A modern Groom brick and frame, 5
blocks from temple. $500 cash, balance
like rent.
Groom brick. good location on sth East
street.
$500
New 4-room brick, east on sth South st.
Modern 7-room home. east on 9TH South
street.
5-room modern cottage. sth East st.
East front
Modern 6-room bungalow" style brick,
north bench.
An excellent Groom modern brick on 9Th
East.
A desirable modern home, East End
South. Special taxes paid.
$500
~ DnI,,aa. .traat paar nth Fact
street. New and up to date modern cot
tage Built to stand" You can take
any architect or builder to see them. We
will take good vacant lots as part pay
ment-
Drop in and talk 1t over
w. L. WINNER.
Real Estate Investments and Rentals.
l5O-5ex14o-foot lot, with 1e-foot alley in
rear, facing on Fourth East street,
just north Of 18th South: terms.
$95O-40xlS2- foot lot to 15-foot alley. fac
ing on Ninth East, close in, good
car service.
81, 250-411 4X110-foot building lot, facing on
Fifth East street, close in. sewer
and sidewalk.
81, 5OO-2l4 xS-rod lot, with alley, facing
east on Ninth East street, between
Second and Third South SITS, sew
er and sidewalk paid for.
s., 600-212 x10-rod lot facing on Tenth East
street, between First and Second
South streets. sewer and sidewalk
paid and in.
g, 4O0-49x192 feet, corner of East Second
South street, close in, facing south
and west.
436
s., 20Q-Four-room red pressed brick cot
tage. facing east near corner of
Eighth South and Ninth East
streets; terms.
4i7
s, 500-Five-room modern red pressed brick
cottage, southeast only eight
blocks from pOstoffice, good barn.
lawn, shade, cement waiKs, 21zx10-
rod lot, Terms.
44S
S, 350-Seven-room house. facing east on
Third East street, near Fourth
South street
We have on Second street, close in 20
rods front and 10 rods deep, with a south
front This must be sold within the next
couple of weeks and will sell either all
or part of same Can make reasonable
terms. Second street is without doubt
the coming residence street next to South
Temple. Don't miss this chance. Call
and see us.
We have others that we do not care to
advertise, but if you will call on US we
will save you money as we'll as time.
w. L. WINNER,
Rooms 3G0-30 New Herald Building,
Both Phones 474.
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MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING,
SHIPPING.

The Redman Van & Storage Co, only
firm in the city owning and controlling
its own teams, warehouses. etc. Large
three horse vans, two large warehouses.
expert furniture packers; can ship your
goods to any part of the United States
and save you money. Member of the New
York Furniture Warchousemen's associa-
principal cities. II you want your goods
shipped from any point east or west see
us, as our come ctions with other large
concerns makes 1t possible to save you
money and trouble. Office. 113-115-117 So
West Temple street Both phones 555
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HERE'S
SOME THING GOOD

OSAV1I1 a u BDB VIZ N9NSVV
A vacant lot. 2lA rods frontage on
First Ave. close in, worth Sl,O00 a
rod, will sell for .X................ $3.50
212xs, on Sixth North. fine location
for railroad man ...................... 625
Corner lot on First West, south,
6xS .......... ..............'.......... $500
-5-room modern brick cottage, Just
east of Liberty Park, new house,
never been occupied ................. 1900
Another new one, near Tenth South,
east side. 5 rooms, modern, light
brick, lot 371sx125 .................. $3.50
broom, well built home, HISTORY.
large rooms, lot 3 1-3x712, on
Fourth North, owner says it's
worth -.-.---- ------.-.-.-..-..-........ ) 40
What do you think it is worth?
a beautiful Groom. strictly modern,
red brick residence, hardwood
floors, fine mantels, etc, lot 215xiO
close in, southeast ................... 1900
A fine new modern home of rooms,
large cement basement, on F St.. 100
S-room modern, red brick, on Second
Ave, 39lzX71z ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
]. E CLARK.
219-2l4 HERALD BLDG,
Ind, 1S7. Bell. 1177-X.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, oscar
Grosheli, sales agent fer Utah. Expert
cash register repaircr. No. 22l Main st.
Second hand registers always in stock
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FINE home, 100 S street. for
sale; owner leaving city. Price
only $4,000, including gas and
coal ranges, inlaid linoleum.
Excellent decorat tons and
plumbing; lawn and shade and
fruit. 1t must be seen to be
appreciated. See it quick and
call on futile Bros. exclusive
agents, 159 Main street. for easy
terms aid particulars. List
394S.
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FOREST DALE LOTS.

FOREST DALE LOTS.
Can be had through our agency in this
beautiful town in every location of same
we are now subdividing the ground on
9Th East street and the coming week we
are going to begin selling off the lots
Cement walks and city water are going
to be put in and we viii offer these lots
at prices that will astOnish you. Only
good substantial houses will be allowed
Remember the new Forest school is Win
in one block of this land Already some
of the lots are spoken for. Call early or
YOU may he too late.
CANNON & CANNON,
Is E South Temple st.
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Inspect the new cottages we are now
buiIding at the corner Of 4th and n
See us for terms and prices.
Elegant home, close in. east size, . rms,
mod. in every way, elegantly tlnlshed
throughout, large lot; only $500.
Must sell this week. Owner leaving
city. S-rm mod. 2-story red pressed 5rlek.
nossibIv build the house for price asked,
1850.
How's this2 East side. between I'd AMI
Sd 2-stOry 7-r. mod. light pressed BRICK
Fast side. S-r mod. brick 5000.
New 6-r mod, east side, $1,000: 500
cash, bal, $25 per mo. -
New 5-r. mod. pressed brick, $780, $3.50
cash. bal SIS per mo;
2l5x9 rods. with alley in rear, north
bench. fine view, $3.50.
5xtO rods, 9Th East, near fth South
s. 100.
7iax7ls. cor. north bench, close in. on 6th
5isx5 rods. fine lot. East % So. $500.
p e Casady & Co. 401 Atlas Blk.
Bell phone 2237-red. Ind. phone 1SS-R-
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Nice modern 6-room frame. lot 75x125,
Waterloo, $3.50.
New s-room p. brick. s. e.. $l.45e; easy
terms.
5-room modern, $. e., good, $500
A few choice vacant lots. s. e.. that can
be had at a reasonable price They are
fun depth to alleys. and desirable for
homes. Good car service. Good school.
acres and broom frame. good land
and good water right 5. e, A.2oo
The most desirable ranch in the valley.
$1,000; fish and chicken.
~ acres. near wandamere, brick house.
large orchard. flowing we'll S2,50e.
IL acres. new Groom frame house. nice
young orchard. near Wandamere, 800.
8 acres, nice broom, pantry and closet,
brick cottage, s. e., desirable. S2.ico.
Half acre good land. flowing well, 2
room adobe lined frame, blocks from
car line ana school. all in orchard: good
water right. N.foe.
Double Groom brick, city water. cleo.
lights, blocks from center, g, 30.
b. 8. HARRINGTON,
Basement Atlas Block
nice lots on West side; 2sxi2s to alley
slSS cash on all; balance IS per month
without interest or taxes.
s2.70.
I0-room, new brick house; built for q
home; lot 62iaxl2S to an ls-foot alley
walks. A small cash payment. Balance
like rent. Buy a home and pay rent &c
yourself.
one-half interest in good grocery
old established trade; daily sales average
5000 per day, rent only $50 per month
A money maker.
BEST OF ALL.
s improved lots on nice high ground
in best residence part of city: with AZ
S-room. rustic house. with bath and fine
cellar. cement floor; l25 fruit trees, lots
OF shade trees shrueeery ana an idea
house, all for S.000. with a small casf
payment down, balance in monthly pay
mentS.
A fine house on 3rd ave; 1O-roon
house; good barn; lot 2xS rods; $1,000 vii
handle this.
A Groom, modern house on End ave.
fine lawn, shade and cement cellar; $3.50
Sl,S0O cash, balance, long time
Z. A WOLFE,
Ill f. End South St.
One door West of Grand Theatre.
Bell Phone 799 X
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
100xlS2 feet on State St, just
south of capitol grounds, up
above the smoke and dust;
street to be paved. View of the
valley. Only $50 per foot
Lots north of capitol grounds
at 500 each; 50-foot lots.
35x115 feet on 9Th South, just
east of Sd East, $3.50.
Market street just west of
the Odd Fellows building 50x
rs feet, at $3.50 per foot This
property will be worth 1900
per foot within a year.
3x10 rod fine terrace site, H
street, near 1st avenue; will pay
good rate of interest properly
improved.
We have business and pros
pective business property and
flat sites.
We write Fire Insurance.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. CO,
Phones z. Isl s. Main.
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WAKE Up.
SPRING is COMING.
FRTTSCH.
N~n - Il On So ST

10-room modern house, E. I'd So. large
lot $40 500. Easy terms
$500 cash and $50 per mo. NEW AND
MODERN GROOM COTTAGE. Douglas
avenue. between 4th and 9Th So, $3.50.
$500 cash and SIS per mo. NEW AND
MODERN 4-ROOM HOUSE, East bench
possession at once, 5000.
7-roOm house on First avenue Is. e.,
s. 100. Easy terms
NEW and MODERN ; and Groom cot
tages. east of Liberty park; easy terms.
FINE BUILDING LOTS IN ALL
PARTS OF THE CITY on VERY EASY
TERMS
FRTTSCH. No y East I'd So. st.
Phones, Ind. 747; Bell 1867.
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OAKLEY IS GROWING FAST.

OAKLEY IS GROWING FAST.
Fine location, high and level, close in,
graded streets, shade trees, excellent car
service. is growing rapidly. s125 to $500
per lot, easy payments. We will build
you a fine home, 800 to $500 cash, balance
monthly, same as rent. Decide now, as
this offer will soon be withdrawn. You
will feel better to own something-try
it.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
rs W. I'd So. St
Both Phones 173.
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GET ACQUAINTED

GET ACQUAINTED
WITH THE TOWN YOU LIVE IN.
SEE PAGE FOR FURTHER IN
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.
s., S0G-For a new cream brick, pore. bath,
cleo. lights, natural wood finish
$6,OO-For a beautiful new bk., strictly
mod, finest of plumbing.
g, 75O-For 7-room mod, cor. lot Ak rods,
fine shade; room for another house
81, 650-For 4-room cream bk., SNAP" Sth
West and End South.
81, S0-FOr 5-room bk.; lot 5Gx125.
81, 9O0-F'oT 5-room mod, cent. walk and
curb, sewer connection.
SO, 15O-For 5-roOm bk., pore. bath, cleo.
light; 18th West and 2nd South
s., 500-FOr 20O-fOot front on Capitol Hill.
S75Q-FCr lots on car line.
81 950-For 5x7-rod corner on End St
81 ,40-For 100xl55 #. Windsor Ave.
81, 175a-For 65x165 #, 18th East.
c. F. LITTLE & CO.,
Both Phones 2SlS 29-2l0 Atlas Block
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LOOK AT THIS J
CENTRAL PARK
$50 LOTS
Now on sale.
$50 LOTS
Now on sale.

At Sis to $3.50 Easy payments Located
east side of State street between 18TH
and 18th South. Splendid locality good
car service, good water. Call soon for
further particulars at the office Of
I have some money to loan on real es-
tate three to five years at per cent
1. r. MARTINEAU.
Rooms 800 and SO5. New Herald Building.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

MITCHELL VAN & STORAGE CO, s.
w. I'd South. Bell phone Ala; Ind, 4l3
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L. r. MARTINEAU.
p. z. Cassidy & co.

Rooms soa and sO5. New Herald Building.
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For RENT.

SEVEN-ROOM house, 4e4 First street.
Rot-water heat supplied.
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A Groom, modern house on End ave.
fine lawn, shade and cement cellar; $3.50
81 800 cash, balance, long time.
Z. A. WOLFE,
Ill +. End South St.
One door West of Grand Theatre.
Bell Phone 799 X
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

A FEW GOOD BARGAINS FROM OUR
LIST OF HOMES.
$500 cash now, balance like rent month
ly, buys the last Broom, mod. bran
new, pressed brick, nickel plumbing
throughout. fine oak mantel, pore. bath,
etc, and you cannot find a better built
house anywhere for the price, $3.50.
Located in the N. E. part of c-sy on 3rd
ave-, best residence section. We are al
ways pleased to show these houses. This
last one will please you, but you will
have to hurry
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Lots north of capitol grounds
at $500 each; 50-foot lots.
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BRAND new 5-Tm., p b., strictly
mod. cottages, best part OF city, $3.50
each; good terms.
Neat 5-rm. White B. cottage good wa
Fine building lots on Brigham st. and
on 1st So. ,Fine investment on Main st.
/ also have good houses for rent.
w L. COOK 430 D. F. Walker Bldg.
L. r. MARTINEAU. successor to Mar
tineaux & Clark. Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance, 34 and 305 Herald Building.
Both phones.
SEE Stowe & Palmer sd. Last page.
Section one
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
100X1S2 feet on State st, just
south Of capitol grounds, up
above the smoke and dust:
street to be paved. View Of the
valley. Only $50 per foot
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CLOTHING.

UNION MEN. ATTENTION!
We sell union made clothing pants
hats, shoes and shirts at lowest cash
prices.
THE HUB,
50 East First South Street
Mems OutfitferS
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NICELY furnished room suitable for 2
gentlemen. 554 South I'd West.
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LARGE front room for one or two gen
tlemen. Rear 24S West North Temple.
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Office hours: On the ground Sundays,
10 TO 2 o'clock; daily to 4.
If you can pay for lots, will build your
house and you may pay for it in pay
ments of actual rent value.
AS ever. we beg to remain your adviser
on realty,
PETERSON r. E. INV. CO.
$50 So. Main.
Phone, $3.50 h.
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FURNISHED rooms for rent. No. in
rear of 243 East LIST South
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

HARRINGTON
Look these over carefully; they are all
good for the money.
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81 $50.
Here is a good one for $500 cash, $50
per month"; on west side; close to r. g.
W. depot. II is a Groom brick, well
worth $500. This should sell to first
party seeing 1t.
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HOUSE for rent and furniture for sale.
273 North Sd West.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-13
ACTION WON THE FARMER.
Proof Of Kindness Stronger Than Any
Political Argument.

Tho "one touch OF nature" that
makes the whole world kin" was
added accidentally by a man who,
when he was running for the legisla-
ture, endeavOred In vain to enlist by
his argument the sympathies OF Ger.
tain old 1rishman. This Irishman had
great influence with his neighbors,
and 1t was therefore with some dIsap.
pointment that the political aspirants
saw Patrick Halloran's expression of
stubborn disapproval at the close of
an hours conversation held close to
the Halloran pigpen. In the sud,
however, Patrick and all his friends
voted for the man, and one day, when
his election was secure, the represent
ative called again on Mr.. Halloran.
II thought you were against me, Pat.
rick" he said. II was" said Mr.. Hal
loran, frankly. II had no use for your
arguments that day you stud so long
over the pigpen. But whin I minded
afterwards how whiles you talked
you scratched the back o. the pig till
he lay down wild the pleasures OF 1t.
l said to mesilf, He's all right, no
matther II we do disagree on some
few pints,' said."-Youth's Com.
panion.
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MAIL sRoAoENED HIS VIEW.
Effect Of Confederate Letters on Gen.
Lew Wallace.


How the opening Of a mail bag full
Of captured confederate letters ap-
pealed to Gen. Lew Wallace, and gave
him a new insight into the feelings
and motives Of his opponents, is one
OF the occurrences narrated in his
Autobiography" as follows: after
dinner, soldier brought in bag tied
not locked. MAIL he said, Just
found had him cut the string and
empty the contents upon a table.
They were letters unopened; the car
rier had doubtless delivered them,
then fed. / gave them to an officer
for examination. Along towards even
Ing he reported: There Is nothing
here of military Importance, But
his voice softened-look of these. MY
mother might have written them to
me. There are the same prayers in
them for their side which we hear
for our side-prayers, too, to the same
God. I would like to know what you
think of them And replied, after
having gone through them: acknowl.
edge myself wiser OF new lesson.
The people Of the south believe they
have cause; and certainly every one
Of them who is in the field soldering
FOR that cause must be respected; he
may be misguided, but he must be
honest From that hour / have not
ceased to act upon that principle."-
Rehoboth Sunday Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-13
DOG SAVES LIFE
OF ITS MISTRESS
Mrs. Harry Myers Nearly
Overcome by Gas.
Pet Terrier Seemingly Realizing the
Situation Awakens the
Sleeping Lady

Mr., and Mrs, Harry Myers have
a pet terrier, which is certain to have
a home during the rest of its days.
1t is believed That the little animal
saved the life OF Mrs. Myers about
a week ago.
While Mrs. Myers was lying on a
couch In her apartments In the Lef-
fler block on South Main street,
a leak occurred In one of the gas
fittings. The room rapidly filled with
fumes, and 1t is likely that the sleep
Ing woman would have been overcome
had 1t not been for the little terrier
Seeming to realize the danger In
which Mrs. Myers was placed, the
animal barked and pulled at her
dress until she awakened. Al
though partially overcome by the gas,
she was able to escape from the
room.
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serve the same purpose as an ac-
quittal, for it was the opinion that
Jerome would follow the same
course with Thaw that he did with
Nan Patterson.
The Thaw trial has been a
most expensive luxury for the
state of New York, and nCw, un-
der Jerome's determination this
must all be gone over again. The
next trial will probably be a long
cr drawn out affair than was the
first, since it will be still more
difficult matter to secure twelve
competent men who have not form
ed an opinion as TO the guilt or
Innocence of the accused. Indeed
it is doubtful if a dozen compet-
ent men can me found in the city
or state of New York who have
not read some of evidence submit
ted in the first trial and from il
have formed an opinion in the
ease. The securing of the next
jury, VIII, at any rate, prove in
teres,ing, since it will be an indica-
ton of how widely the sensational
testimony has been read.
There will probably be wide
spread condemnation Of the jury
for having failed to agree on 4
verdict and it would be well for
all critics TO remember that the
men who sat in the jury box dur
ing the entire time of the trial and
heard every word Of the testimony
presented were possibly better
qualified to pass upon the guilt
cr innocence of the prisoner than
the man who read accounts i'll
newspapers, no matter how faith
fully they were presented.
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THE THAW DISAGREEMENT

Although for almost a day it
seemed impossible for the Thaw
jury to reach an agreement, many
persons were greatly disappointed
when late Friday afternoon, the
foreman informed the court that
the jury was hopelessly divided.
That the public in general was
greatly interested in the trial was
shown by the hundreds of calls
which were made upon the news
papers and telegraph offices for in,
formation. There will doubtlessly
be much dissatisfaction expressed
over the disagreement, but this is
nothing more than could be ex,
pected and signifies nothing what,
evert since the public is apparently
as hopelessly divided as was the
jury. Some maintain that Thaw
should be convicted of murder in
'he 1lrSt degree, others will say the
verdict should have been murder
in the second degree and the de-
gr'ees OF the offense are placed all
along the line of crimes covered bv
the indictment, while others, and
they are probably in the majority
will proclaim that Thaw should be
allowed his freedom. The only
thing about the disagreement is
that 1t pleases no one, not even
the prisoner himself, while a YER
diet OF some sort could not but
have been gratifying to many.
District Attorney Jerome has an
nounced that he will again place
Thaw on trial. This sets at rest
all speculation upon what his ac-
tion would be, in case Of dis
agreement. 1t was believed, by
many that disagreement would
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insistence upon the unwritten law
characterized 'dement:a Americana
was unfortunate. If, instead OF
this, counsel had dwelt upon the
statutory insanity of Thaw, whcih
was plainly proven, Thaw might
have been acquitted. "
Mrs. William Thaw, mother OF
the I risonert sent out the follow
ing message in response TO requests
for statement.
"Mrs. Thaw has nothing to say.
She has made no statement since
she has been in New York, neither
will she make any
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw said :
81 can't understand it. [ don U
see why they couldn't have come
to some agreement. "
A reporter said to Mrs. Thaw /:
"The jury stood TO 8 for con-
viction. -
81 don't believe it, she cried,
emphatically. "They ought to have
acquitted him on the evidence. I"
When the disagreement of the
jury was announced in court. Thaw
turned even paler than he has been
for the past several days and when
lie was remanded back to the city
prison at the suggestion of bis
trict Attorney Jerome, he hung his
head dejcctedly.
Up to the very last Thaw had
hoped that the IL men would
agree upon a verdict of not guilty.