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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

Prosecuting Attorney Kenneth
Macintosh took the stand in the
Constantine trial this morning. APP
pearing IA a star witness In hts own
case against the man ehfrgaa with
the attempted murder Of Jesse Hall.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney NIL.
lcF viii probably follow his chief.
both testfying 20 the conversations
with VIM. Constantine IN the police
station shortly after his arrest. and
Rt the time when the defense claims
ConatAntine's mind was 4 blank
RebvtiaI Begins.
With the conclusion Of the temti-
mony OF Or W r. Miles. the de-
fsuse's omiy aiienist. the defense
rested lie case this morning The
prosecution then began itn rebuttai
evidence, This 10 directed pfiucs.
pally at the impeachment Of the
Testimony Of the defendant. Of Mra
Constantine. and Of Myra constan-
tine Hall
The first witness called BY the
state In rehuttni was Mra. Reheeca
Duncan. q patron OF Constantine's
meat market. She testified taat
about a month after the shooting
she visited the defendants store
I said Mr. Constantine. you have
been a bad man since ! saw you
last
lie returned. Eyes. Mrs. Duncan.
even the best Of as sometimes lose
our tempers"
Refvsss censtantine.
Mr.. Constantine had been asked
on the witness stand II zueh a con.
Nersation had taken place. and gave
an absolute dental The evidence f.
Important from the states view that
the shooting was the result q an
outhurst Of violent temper rather
than from temporary insanity.
Call Mr Macintosh said Dep.
uty Prosecutor Miller.
The prosecutor took the stand.
tcstifying that he. accompanied by
John v. Miller. bis deputy. saw vii.
liam Constantine in the county fail
about 1915 on the morning Of the
shooting. just after his arrest.
did you have any conversation
with che defendant"
4 talked with him off and on for
an hour and half"
what was his appearaneeT"
'He was crying. his eyes were
red. he was very nervous and ex-
cited. but otherwise he appeared
practically the same as he did on
the stand here yesterday"
Tells Of Conversation.
Mr.. Miller then read Mr. Mack.
iutosh the complete statement Of
the conversation alleged TO have
taken place between him and Con
stantine, which Constantine on the
witness stand yesterday. declared
he could know nothing Of
According TO the conversation
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ON
WITNESS STAND
Kenneth Macintosh TestifieS Against Constantine,
and His Assistant May Follow--Def ense's Only
Expert Testimony Shattered By Cross Examina-
tion.

cited the defendant had told the
prosecutor that be shot Jesse Hall
because he abused Myra. and ba-
canse Jesse sought a divorce. that
he did not know just when he
bought the revolver and that he
sent one 81 his clerks after il.
Also that II Myra would tell half
she told him. everything would DO
all right
Talked coherentiy.
Mr. Macintosh testified that
such q conversation did take place,
and that Constantine answered
questions cohercntly and sanely.
He Was the last witness this morn
ing
William Weber and Louis Caller
will later be called b. the state to
testify TINT they talked 60 Con-
sianiine during the time he was
supposed 10 be In a state OF tran
sitofy fury.
Dr W T. Miles. the last witness
yesterday for the defense. testified
that transitory mania Is a form Of
insanity which dominated the mind
for a short period, and rendered the
victim of Il incapable Of knowing
the difference between right and
wrong or choosing the right and
avoiding the wrong. The defense's
Hypothetical question. embodying
the evidence % the defense. he an
swered BY saying that such a sub
A. tear - - 49,
shooting. suffering from transitory
frenzy or mania.
Witness Rather Uncertain.
on cross examination the state
placed him In opposition TO the
standard medical authorities on
many points. The state attempted
20 show that every popularity and
condition cited by the defense TO
prove insanity was one which ac-
companied a TT Of xioleni anger.
Tho physician admitted that he
had never seen a case OF transitnry
fury. and had never met a person
who had seen one. The state read
extracts from medical authorities
10 the effect that many insane hos
pital superiniendentH have never
seen a case. None Of the authors
themselves had ever seen more than
one.
The crowd enjoyed the open an
tagonism between the witness and
his questioner. John = Miller. and
when the doctor fairly shouted
moi 70 one of his questioner's alb.
rupt inquiries. and was told by the
latter mot TO get the frenzy a
roar OF laughter spread through the
court room.
Drs. Williamson. Laughary. Read
and Redpath. alienists for the state,
took coplous notes on Dr. Niles
testimony. and are expected TO be
called upon to refute many Of his
statements.
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P.Q.FRAUDS

49,. s,sa.alcAGToN. D. G. April a.
~ 4. s +. Of Montana was
~ y Z ne White House today 10
- re president about the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
PLANT
EARNS MONEY

The actual cash receipts OF the
municipal lighting plant for the fret
three months ~ this year were tts.
tito. a. follows!
January tts..s..s sssssss =
fshfnafF s.ss.s-. s..-s.ss ltslefse
March s....... .......... ft1as.af
The receipts for 1909 were fis2
600 n ruund figures. and the oper-
atinK expenses sci. 600 N round fig
urrs. making the actual net earn
tnss sci coo.
According 90 tho figures iust com.
piled IS the city comptrpliers Of
flee. which keeps a act OF books for
bath the water and light DEPART
meuts. the city spent In extensions
Of the plant last year IN this city
a total Of t2ts.9t7.5A while there
VAS spent IN operating the plant. In
exact figures. tto.R2SSe. This makes
total disbursement Of tsslafoft.
exclusive % interest charges. which
we're s1aiaa. The above figures
were furnished 10 contradict the re-
port that the lighting plant had lost
money.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-02-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of the provisions Of deed OF trust
made by W. T. Rube and Carrie Rubell. his
wife, on the 2lst day of November, 1904 to secure
the payment of a certain Indebtedness OF SOB,
with accrued interest to date OF final settlement,
pavable to Merchants Bank, of Bay st. Louis,
Miss. and by them assigned to J, N. Moore. SAID
deed of trust is recorded in Volume AS, pages
4Sg to 49l. of the Records of Deeds OF Hancock
county Mississippi, and to satisfy said claim, l.,
day February 11th, A. d. 1907, will sell at the
front door of the county courthouse, at public
outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing described property:
The lands situated in Section 26, Township =,
South OF Range ii west in Hancock county state
OF Mississippi. Beginning at a post set on the
west side OF Bayou Galere, which post is chains
56 links south of post on the east side or SAID
BAYOU where the line between the Hopkins Bou
uuie Claims OF land crosses said Bayou: running
south six chains from first said mentioned post,
thence south 81 degrees west 10 chains ~ INKS
to the section line between sections % and "a;
thence north 13 chains; thence north 10 IA de-
grees (beng the south line OF Poolson tract east
to said Bayou, thence southerly along the mean
derings OF said bayou to place or beginning, con-
containing 10 acres more or less. Also tract OF
land between the Burdin tract and Bayou Galere
commencing at the intersection OF the llne Soutn
81 degrees west with the section line, from SAID
point of intersection due East to said Bayou,
thence down the west bank Of said bayou follow
ing its meanderings to original point OF beginn-
chased by w. T. Rubell from w T. Moon by deed
dated November 49, 1904. Together with all and
singular the improvements thereon or appurte-
nances thereto belonging or IN anyWlse appeF'
taining. GEO. r. REA, Trustee.
Bay st. Louis, Miss, Jan. g. 1901
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FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Bv virtue Of a resolution OF the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen Of the Town OF Waveland, Miss.
of date December 10th, 1906, | will proceed to
sell at Public Auction. at the Town Hall door, on
St Joseph street, Waveland, Misc, on Satn nrday,
February 10Th 1907, at l. o'clock m, the follow
ing described property to the highest bidder for
cash:
That land situated in the County OF Hancock
State of Mississippi, and within the corporate
limits of the Town of Waveiand Mississippi, ana
more particularly described as follows, toWlt:
A certain lot OF land, being part or SUD
division OF land OF Mrs. f. w Ulman, deceased,
and now in the Fourth Ward OF said Town OF
Waveland, and measuring as follows:
l27 on Nicholson avenue, 39I IL on DAVIS
avenue, 22l' 2'' on the rear line and 39f on the
side line nearest the Railroad and is bounded on
the northeast by Nicholson avenue, northwest
by Davis avenue, southwest by lands owned by
l.. H Farchild, and on the southeast by laEd
owned by estate OF E. w. Ulman, and being the
same property acquired by the Town or wave
land, under writ OF seizure and sale-au as per
plat Of said town made by E. 5. Drake, surveyor,
and filed in the Otfice OF the Clerk or the Chah-
Gerry Court OF Hancock County for record on
July 9Th, 1905.
A deposit OF ten per cent on the purchase price
win be required OF said purchaser on date OF
sale. q,
The Town reserves the rlght 10 WlthoFa" sdIu
sale and reject any and all bids
Attest: JOHN J. BORDAGEo,
E. LAIZER, Marshal Town OF Wavelana'
Secretary -. a.
WaveIand. January l4th, 1907. 3w'
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Sixteenth Year. No. 6
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Hancock County Bank Judgment. ..... .si75oo
No. llU9} VS.. execution ( interest,". 1890
Bordeaux Canning Co Cost as tax, ......S 05
& Engene S. Hayford. and cost to accrue -
4QS O5
BY virtue OF the above stated writ TO me direct.
from the ONCE or the clerk OF the circuit court OF
Hancock ounty. Miss will on MONDAY, the
9TH DAY OF MARCH, 1907, next in front OF the
Court House, OF the city OF Bay St. Louis within
legal hours, expose for sale, at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, all the rights, title
and interest the defendants, Bordeaux Canning
Company and Eugene 5. Hayford, have in and to
the following described lands, to-wft: All Block
a. and all that part OF Block 40 lying north OF
Front street. extending back on a course
north on the west line of Block Is to depth AIS
feet; thence on a course west to Section line,
thence along said section line on course east to
Front rect; also all Blocks so and 81 of amend
ed part OF Clermont City. These lands are known
on the original plat OF Clermont City, made by
Leland j. Henderson, surveyor, and filed in the
Chancery Clerks ONCE OF said county, on Febru-
ary 9 1898 as all Blocks IS and rs, excepting how
ever all that part OF Sand Bayou, which passes
through this land which is reserved as a naviga.
BILE stream to be used by the public, but not ob-
structed; also all buildings on said land and the
building in front OF said properly over the water,
known as Bordeaux Canning Company factory
building. The above described lands are situat-
ed in Clermont City in Hancock county State Of
Mississippi
The above property having been levied upon as
the property Of defendants Bordeaux Canning
Company and Eugene S. Hayf~ rd, vii! be sold to
satisfy the above.stated case and all costs.
]. E. SAUCER, Sheriff.
Bay St. Louis, Miss, February 8, 1907.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-02-09
EGERTSVILLE.

w Jackson, lots 1, 2 g., 4, g. 10, II and r.,
John Levert, all squares 5, 6, I, s, and 10,
w N Boothby So SOS II, II and 13,.......,.......
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-02-09

JAMES IL SCdi Ecet paw h/2 OA o"/4 ''''-''''' 80
Henry T Megehee, nw4 of ne14 -............
Harriet Mitchell. nw4 of mel q ................
Thos Smith, se14 of ne114 and seA Of sw..
Warren E Evans, nw14 of ne14.......:..."...
James A. Roach, ST., part NV OF ne74
Thos. J. Stockstill, brother Of Josh, VIZ
of Dugal Mccall claim in 2S,29,32 and
A. T. Jackson, part Thos. Holmes claim,
B. T. Mitchell, part Thos Holmes claim,
Thos. J. Stockstill, bro. of Josh, q lot z,
Thos. j. Stockstill, bro. of Josh ,No.2, lot
Alex Montgomery part Hugh Mccall claim
E. s. Bennett, part sw a of Sc n ............
Mary NJ. Thigpen, W p Of NV 14..............
D. M. Matthews, part n1a of nw414 ............
Emma Mitchell, part swL of s014..... -.
Amelia Abrom, So lot 3D.: .:..-..............
D. NJ. Matthews, part ne a ofne 4 .........
D. M. Matthews, part lot :, 2,...................
Amelia Abrom, s1a lot 6..........................
W. B. Jackson, NJ lot 2.......-................
Ellza J. McCarty, part s1a lot 2,..............
w. B. Jackson, sw14 Of Lot ), 5,...........".....
Mrs. J.L. Seal ,e19 of nw14 and w14of ne1
of sw14 except 3 acres, s,.......................
Joseph E. Stewart, Sc u of se114 .............
Queen and Crescent Lumber Co., lot g..
r. NJ. Miller, part Robt.Dean claim rs and
Peirce Sea, part S s1aof ne lot 1,s7aofn1 =
Poitevent & Favre Lumber Company, VIZ
of John Lott claim, IL and.................
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-02-09
THE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF
THE BAYOU ITALIA LUMBER COMPANY.

1. The corporate title OF said company is The
Bayou Talla Lumber Company.
>. The names of the incorporators arc Il. N.
Haas, Post ONCE: Kiln, Miss; T. n. Herlihy Post
ONCE Kiln, Miss; j. NJ. Giyens, Post Once:
Kiln, Miss.
8. The domicile is at Bayou Talla, in Hancock
county, State OF Mississippi.
4. Amount of capital stock, Fifty Thousand
Dollars.
5. The par value of shares is One Hundred
Dollars.
6. The period of existence mot to exceed fifty
years. is Fifty Years.
T. The purpose for which 1t is created is: The
manufacture OF lumber and other wood products
and to conduct general merchandising business
in connection with the same; to buy, own and
hold lands and houses for rent and profit and for
the purposes of its organization said corporation
is empowered and authorized to acquire, own,
construct and operate saw mills planning mills,
DRYERS, and all machinery and appliances neces-
sary in the operation of said business; and to own
and use sailing vessels, steam vessels, barges,
and other water crafts for the transportation OF
lumber and timber; and to purchase, own and
hold such real estate or timbered lands as may
be necessary to supply timber for the operation
of said mills or as a source of investment. The
said corporation shall also have the right to hire
out its vessels, and other boats, when not in use
by them to others, for profit.
s. The rights and powers that may be exercis-
ed by this corporation are those conferred by the
provisions of Chapter "a Mississippi Code, 1906,
E. n. HAAS,
J. NJ. OWENS
II
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-02-09
Delinquent Realty Tax Roll.

4 day OF
public the highest
delinquent Tor ne
etta asaidta axes sand all
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State of Mississippi, County Of Hancock:
This day personally appeared before me, the
hg and J. NJ Givens. incorporators of the corpo
ration known as the Bayou Talla Lumber Com
pany, who acknowledged that they sign and ex-
ecuted the above and foregoing articles or incor-
poratton as their act and deed, on this the 18th
day Of January, 1907.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-02-09
TOWN OF cARRIERE & Smith. Addition
TOWN OF cARRIERE-Land. Outside Of Pl

sw14, section IL, township 5, range 17,........
JD Lee est, part nw1 of se4, t2, 5, r. IT,.
J. B, Murray, part se74 of sw14, $. IL, t. 5, III,
Jesse Washington, part se14 of sw ,sf2, 81. II
Church Crandel part se14 of sw u, st2. t. 3, r.17
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1907-02-09
v. THAMES, President. j. j. FERGUSON, Primo
Hattiesburg Business College,

Regular Business Training School equipped
Banking Penmanship,
taught by College Dormtor
logue application Address,
j. j. FERGUSON, Principal, Hattiesburg Miss,
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TOWN OF CARRIERE.
2 So 8 40 2t1 81 20 s II

o. o
So 49 21 81 20 II
CARRIERE-Lee Smiths Addition
Plunk t314,i6 40 2O2 4o1 go 90
j. T. StockshH lot 81 IS OF q 20 U
81 -LndsOuti
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Name of Owner and Division of sectior

ingram-Day Lumber Co.,
Calvin Shaw, part ne Il OF
Benjamin Hariel, swLl OF
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-25

manovna,, turning on him with flash
ing eyes. "Y,ou presume too much on
your relationship. One more such
speech and II shall cancel your name
from the the list of my speaking ac-
quaintance. General, / await your
sentence. j beg that you will not pass
over my offense lightly"
''Oh, this is all nonsense" growled
the general. you know that l. can
not punish you, would not If
could. II one Of the men mad done
this, | should know what to do will
him, But no way has ever been de
vised for managing an unruly won
an, or preventing her having he1
way!"
With this ungracious speech, he
turned and left the room. The Prin
cess gazed after him sadly. This
then, was her punishment brave
old generals displeasure, and II
was not easy to bear
II choose to forget your extraord!
nary remark, Boris" she said, sitting
down by her cousin. II shall remem.
Der that you are wounded, and that
you must be suffering, here in this
hot, smoky air. sympathize witt
yo,ir irritation, too, and think it noble
of you. i would much rather that a
Russian had gone and she laid
her hand soothingly on his.
"Why did you not encourage my go
ing them" he asked, still sullen.
"a believe, with the general, that
you are unable to 60 that the effort
would almost certainly have resulted
in your. DEATH
Continued in next issue.)
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and Mrs. +. Bean were callers at the
VIM. Rolf home Wednesday.
Mrs. Lee Rolf visited one day last
week at the Geo. Wright home.
Major Doke of Bloomfield was in
this visinity Thursday.
Charles Hamilton and family were
Sunday visitors at the Kinsinger
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hamlin spent
Sunday at the s. Hoover home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Donahue visit.
ed Wednesday at the Cavens' home.
Perry Morrison ana wife were Sum
day visitors at the Geo. Collins home.
s. Hoover and family were Bloom
field visitors Saturday.
Charles Smith and family were
Unionville visitors Saturday.
Tom Adams and Walter Kinsinger
were pleasant callers at the Hoff home
Sunday evening.
John Smith OF Drakesyille called st
the VIM. Brown home Sunday.
DR.. Jennings was called to the VIM.
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Paekwood News ltem.

Z. = =
Packwood.-Mrs. Iva Lash of Oska-
loosa is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Sadie Ramey.
Mrse. o. NJ. Bundy has returned
from a months visit with relatives at
Dallas Center.
E. A. Romack has purchased the old
ingalls, farm, northwest Of town, and
will remodel the house and make other
improvements.
J. S. Loughary and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Thomas drove to
Fairfield Sunday to hear Rev w. A
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Emerson have
moved back to Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Myers were Sun
day visitors at the home of J. D. Sny-
der, near Abingdon.
Charley Chandler is going on
crutches, the result of being kicked by
a horse.
BUNCH.
Bunch: Philip Mosenstein was a
business caller north of here Tues
day.
F. Slagle of Drakesville was in this
place Tuesday.
Lee Rolf is doing carpenter work
for P. Rosenstein.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Morrison were
callers at the VIM Rolf home Sun.
day afternoon.
Mrs. r. j. Hoover, Mrs. VIM. Brown
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Rolf home Sunday to attend Mrs.
Roof VINO is quite sick.
Z EIdol,.

4
Mrs. John Fail Thompson of Mont,
real Canada. will spent the summer
with her sister Mrs. SAMUEL Grow.
Mrs. Ollie Sheperd and Miss hickey
May Tenant OF Oskaloosa are wish
tors at the home of Mrs. e. j. Moore
West Church street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Moore
of West Church street a girl, weight
pounds.
Mrs. Fannie Whiteman left for Tar.
minal Island, Calf. Saturday.
Mrs VIM. Kinouff has bought the
property on the corner Of Seventh and
Church streets.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Pence left this
morning on No. for Fort Worth.
Texas, where they will reside.
Mrs. w. T. Brown, Miss Nellie
Brown and Miss Harriet Moore are
Ottumwa visitors today
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j. E. Mitchell,
Grocery and Market
so1 West Second Street.

New Phone "a Old 4s4
The best stock of groceries and
meats to be found anywhere you can
find at my place.
Not a large stock Of any one article
but large list of articles to select
from and clean store to keep them
in is the plan have adopted
Your order Of any size will be deliy-'
cred promptly
The best supply of country produce
can be found at my place.
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wANTED-WE WANT you, IN
every town, men and women, to start
your own paying business. solicit
ing orders for large mail order house.
Liberal commissions; good income;
oil household goods and novelties.
Every house should buy something.
Try 1t. Agents Department, NATL
Co Operative Co, washington, d. G.
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WANTED-FREsH COWS AT ONCE
Kelsey Bros. Route 8, Ottumwa,
or phone 11S-W ~
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EGGS FOR PROFIT AND THE
Brown Leghorns are the egg ma
chimes; soc setting and will fill in
cubator orders. 107 North Willard
street w. N. Rockwell