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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

The publie was HeaFlv unanimous
in iis opiuion ~ Mayor Schmitz. bat
al Uas SURPRISED g. have the opinion
50 promptly confirmed - jury
fhat bad uel called for expert evil
Iauan.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Ghe rFssi1enl may a~e uu stronger
expression thar ~ George but it
has hsen disclosed thai D. can empha-
sile 81 az auv time vita remarkatiy
auirk acting rln.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

f'resisieut Rs.ssevell IS said o. never
u.e any stranEef exuietixe than D" BY
t.eerEe. ~ameene vfil he--risinx seen
a. rall hifn q nal1yeetdle. in Ian
.usre af isast.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

ar. FalrIsnks says &c Uiil ue sat
isEef s. "a Secretary shaw - nomi-
aalal ana ~. ~haW says be- vii 10
.aflsaea 81 Mr. FalFaanks IS noIni-
nate.I Thls lassks - if each we're
try .nr = ksli Elss athers prospects
- I'D kin8nesS-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
Proposals to Print city Code.


O4F4@E " tftFt A4tE linn
A~raffEf SIN. June ~, lE5.
pep ssfs vfff l., seaslvtd "a the Office 81
tbe fttT Gtffk - the COMMITTEES on bylaws
and ordinances % the affy Council o. Anna
polis until noon on MONDAY. June Path
i907 for printing and binding i've hundred
copies o. the City Code Of Anna poitf, one
hrndred 90 cloth and four hundred IN paper
binding. the style 70 Re the same as the pres
enf Code Copy can be seen upon nppllca-
ton AZ the offsce Of City Clerk. BIOS 70 De
made rer "a and addressed TO the Chair
mar o. tire COMMITTEES on Bylaws and or
dfnanees ~ the city Council % Annapolis
~ order o. the Board,
len PHIL E. PORTEB, City Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
ciu Democratic Primaries.

The Democrats voters Of Annapolis CITY
are requested 20 assemble IN the respective
Yard. Of said city, on WEDNESDAY,, the
26fh day Of June i9J7 instant, ~ O'Clock
=. N. and % sasct i've delegates from eacb
" ard 70 represent their Fespectiyc WARDS 10
the City Convention 70 be neld ~ tne hs-
sembly Rooms on THDK5DAf. the z5tn day
81 Jane. isg7, ~ Il o'clock N. 20 nominate
candidates for Mayor and Counsellor for the
Cffy % Anna polls. ana two Aldermen from
each Ward u said city. 20 represent said city
81 Annapolis.
TEE meeting IN the FIRST ward viii be beid
ag the Truck House on East street. 10 the
second Ward Al the Assembly Rooms, and
In the Third Ward ~ Rescue Hose Com pany
" eaf street
sad rneetlrx vii be called 10 order BY the
res pertive Officer Of the reepectlye4 W ARDS
and the polls vii be kept open from o'clock
~ 81 10 10 0felork r.. n. n there be contest
but II no contest. tbs delegates Will be elect
81 by reclamation
~ order u the majority o. the Democrat
CIV Executive Committee.
". MARTfS BRADY.
J<O. l.. BEALL,
Nsj srlty ofthe Democratic city Executiye
Com mitffe- -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

u al eri.fenf lhaf while ur. Tar may
haFr l1e assfl aud 1ae heal To carry
s.lf f,.sassesltIau f.elieies a. vili NOT
base cas- elaanaeh-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

~nerefarx fnEtelvoa has ordered In
81 tlo $50 nauk biIis and the plumbers
ard fae s.sal dealers arr busy empty
irr fHetr uarsss.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Hraafa eeNex says that his father
was q nemsIenaan. Nhas ere elder
Cfeker ueulI eaiI bis san if he were
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Il California alsd ihe Japanese do not
Essssn ceasa Efae ing the Pacific coast
alli reaaa - - lsaeiHe.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Nne uulN exap tbat dsses not seem -
have aesm aaeeted - ihe unreasonable
paalisef 81 aune Is the erap ~ brides.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
NOTICE.
office OF Beard Of Supervisors
of EIecfion for Anne arun-
del County.

frxE l5tn. 1907.
TIE aoilowlux appointment ~ Oricer ~
Registration Is hereby announced in acc0r-
fanre with the iaWa
-IxFH DfsfRseF-tud Frecfuct-IAMf.-
PIfIITff>s sire Harry 4. Brewer. excused
~ or.ler % tie Beard % Supervisors o.
flerfiou.
". -. HoLLADAY. President
:. otgLE TILsHMAS. Cisrkf lef7
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

feInr tns sauae property devised o. tie said
..eorxe =. Ffsn ST. 9ees@ -, ~ u. 49,
Frauklfn. recorded among the Records q
Va lis % sid coauty IN IfbeF r. ]. -. NO. D,
a. lotto - tf.sl ae-s rl,s ~ = Desa ~ 49,, I,
grankfiu. dated a pru y. -. recorded 10
slafr q. 81. So. 2 ftsilo g amoag the Lana
itecssIas - --.d erurfY. This property ma.
fealrahIe ffseatfona FOR business t. a. ,Cs-a o.
the city 81 Annapolis.
eKgO~u--Au those lots % ground iylng on
the soutnerly size % clay street and on the
Eaa1nrlv side % Pleasant street. Ia the city
OF Annapolis. having = fronts 20 % one hund-
red and sewenty-tnrse feet nine inches on
Lay street. Ana tNo HUNDRED and ninety.
conveyed 70 fbe late George y. franklin, ~
tna three following deedss-iJeed from VIII
iem hreNsfs ealesi 4sat ~ l.tsi' -, fetyfa-
dnl r0aufy. IN t4her y ~. 90. No. y. fOiios
- etc. Deed from sarah >. Newman, dated
November lsth. iss4 recorded among said
land keeords. in i.foer :. ~, No i, tollos
~ etc. and Deed from sarah Jane New
man. dated ~eptem Der 9th. 100. recorded
among said lad iieeords Ia Liber = o.,
No. ~ foilos -. etc. excepting from the
property 80 described and conveyed 20 the
aid iseorze =. FRANKLIN, deceased, n portion
Of fbe Pleasant street iot. fronting seventy
tending baes therefrom for a depth % sew
onty -fset " HEB Vas conveyed 90 the late
Thomas Frskiln from hts brothers and sis
doceased b said deed Of Partition.
The property 80 20 b. offered AZ public sale
- LAY AMI Pleasant streets will b offered
% various san-siiv lAion@. according 70 a plat
tisernnf " hich viii 10 ex hibfted NJ the sale,
and which mag - seen IN the meantime on
application 20 tire undersigned
The Claystreet frontis improved BY
eleven III Frame Dwelling Houses.
at under rent tns remainder % tbe lots on
Pleasant street are vacant lots
TERMS OF SALE s-One-f0urth ofthe pur-
chase mousy ~ cash ON the dag % sale the
rem aludsf IN three uai install men - a one,
Two and three years respectively from she
day % sale. the credit Instruments % bear
Interest from the day % sale and TO be Sc
cured ~ the bonds Of the purchaser. or pur-
rhaesrs with suref tes 20 be approve BY the
underairusd. o. the terms of sale may be
varied ~ the undersigned. 10 SUIT the con-
senisuce 81 purchasers
For further Information apply 10 the IN
1erslEned
). WRIT RANDALL.
Attorney, etc.
"a - ffaF@ - -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
Notice to Creditors.

HrOTfCKIs HEREBY GIyKh. That the sab.
~ srrfb@r 81 baltimore city, has OBJ.
tainef rom ne Orphans Court 81 Ann eAruDdel
county. IL Maryland. Letters Of Testimentary
on tie personal estate OF
JOHN e. BALDERsTOS,
late % Boston. commonwealth o. hag4a-
~fsrsasesfa deeeased. All persons having claims
axmiuwK the deceased are hereby warned 70
erhfhgt the eame. with the vouchers thereof, 70
fhe subscriber. or o. before the zdn osy o.
If~rens re- fng7. They mar Otherwise, BY law
BE- ereiu6ed from ell bene1t0f the SAID estate.
Al persons Indebted 70 said estate are requested
o make immediate payment.
es1Trn Under our hands tkis iszh day Of June
- wN. r. COLE.
AdmT.
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FOR SALE


Fine " dIcT FT0nI FTOpcT ucS
HAD oF SEVERN fSs Acres. bsaufifui
ar-4- froaE veil woodef. small I'm prove
men q. con vertent - both railroads, = miles
from baltimore. <@ltsl
I0YCE~ HEIGHTS Ioo Acres. highest
point On severn River near Arnold station.
40 buildings. sIz.o0o.
BELMONT. ia Acres. superb situation
90 EaY ard HoWefEs rreex and on line %
nav Eilze Raiiro4lf. miles from Annapolis.
LaTEs tweiIlnE and ether buildings. 81 90.
For farther particulars. apply 10
nv DANIEL X RANDALL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
House and Lot For Sale

Nv authority Of the owner, I offer for sale
ths II WO-sT0RT FRAME COTTAGE. Cor.
Charles and Cathedral street.
FOR faiI particulars. Apply 20
ELMEE 2. PAwKixs y,
ar % Primes George ~.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
Jrnfss Bnxwxn. Aucsfoseer
Sale Of Valuable
6IlllHEAl ESTATE


~ atrmct10n Or the owners and under az
tborlty conferred upou the undersigned ~
= 4u4w aNAe9G91 and recorded power o. Al
toruWY. 1nted the twenfy-nfntb day 81 a pal.
ulnetenn hundred and sever and recorded
amonx ths Land Records - Anne Arundel
fouDtF. Mary tand. - Lioer q. W. No - ~
fnlioa - the andsrwfrnsd wfIi offer a. public
nale. ~ the cot RI HOUSE door, In the City
% tnna poifr. No. on
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
Order NIsI on AUDITORS Account

LANES II BKASHKARss. Atry-at-Iaw
Arundei Building.
Order NIsI OF AUDITORS Account.
In he matter ofrha Mortxaxmd Real Estate
% CHARLES r. hAERfS
II ne C1rrEsf conrf fnr Anne Arundel County
~. as &quity.
OhnEHkb. tats seventeenth day % June
fs4- that feo Aeparf and AecDuut. dicd tais
daF in ne ahoFs eutitlei caEse. - James
hrasnears. Attorney. - ratl1of sad oondrrned
on o. becore
THE tn DAY 0F ~ MKT.
Fsssofrd copy 81 this order - Inserted
"a aarnr uausrraper pEbllshr1 10 Anne Arundel
t'uuufF. one II ell<4 81 t1ree s1ccessise weeks
1rflra ne IA daT % IaiF nsxt.
GID. WELLS. Clerk
Trns Copy. Test
CE0. WELLS. CLERK.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
Tuesday. the Sixteenth day Of
July, nineteen hundred and
ae.eu. at II o'clock NJ,

ne folIorfnx pareezs and lots OF ground. 10
ne I'D eftT. whereof George n. Fran Kiln,
ate ~ sid city. aied. seized ard possessed.-
FfR3T-rhe store and Premises situated
on ghurfh street. ~ the corner % franklin
f.susrxn ~ Fram sin. deceased, for many
vnmrs Conducted business al1 which "a nov
osctIp&ssf ~ t4e urm ofJanNs and Fran kiins
Consisting - = lot with . front ~ forty three
mnn unn-naff feet on said tnurch streef, or
Vi AN street.. and depth from said street
and fF0ntaxe On said alley % fwenfy-flEe
feet. more 80 less which q improved ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
JAMES 81. MUSEOE. Attorney.
ORDER NISI.

IN TaE MATTER OP THE SALE OF THB
NDRTGAGED REAL EsTAIf on
GEORGE ~. BKfTTO< AND
ELIZABETH n. BKlfTO$,
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
No Z75s Equity,
ORDERED. this Fifteenth day OF June,
flnl7 thaf the sale 81 the property mentioned
IN these proceedings made ana reported ~
James NJ. Aunr1e. Attorney, be ratlned And
Confirmed unless cause to the cOafr1ry thfreof
b. shown on Or before the
FTFTEEsTH DAY OF July, IsJ7.
Povs6e9. . Of this order be inserted ~
some newspaper published In Anne Arundel
Couuty, once IN each Of three successive weeks
oefore the said Ftfteentb day OF July, next
The report states the amount Of sales 70
GEO. WELLS. Clerk.
iei5 GEO. WELLS. CIert.
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NEAR THE SEVERN.

FOR sAIE-Beantifuf location, good y
ROOM HOUSE. Modern cOnyeniencee, DI
ACRES on ~alt water. ~ miles 70 Anna
polls. Il mile 70 West Annapolis station,
y. T.. PARO, Annapolis.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
GIRL STEALS
SECRETS OF
PROSECUTION
STENOGRAPHER BELIEVED TO
BE BETRAYER
OIL TRusP EVIDENCE SOLD TO
DEFENDANTS
Arrest of Miss Mclean and Her
Companion in Chicago May
Clear Up Myss
terry

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Secret service opera
tives are working to determine to what ex-
tent government secrets in recent cases OF
national Importance have been sold by
Miss Eta Mclean and Alexander B.
Gordee, who yesterday were held in 5000
bonds to the grand jury on charges Of
conspiracy and the theft of papers in the
John r.. Walsh case.
Discovery of papers relating to the
Standard Oil trial In the room of Miss
Mclean, has led to the suspicion that she
and her confederate may have disclosed
government plans, not only in the Walsh
Chicago e. Alton railroad and the school
book combine.
Miss McLeans position was stenog-
rapher in District Attorney Sims office,
which she held since April, giving ample
opportunity to obtain copies of the most
valuable papers in the cases. The fact
that Gordee, her sweetheart, was able 70
live in idieness, dining at expensive res
taurants, for the past six months, has
made it apparent he' had some secret
source of income.
While the officers feel confident that they
have unearthed far-reaching conspiracy
they have yet to learn its magnitude, or
to what extent it's operations have IN
jured government prosecutions. In the
prosecution of the Standard Oil, the Alton,
and the book combine, it was so apparent
at every turn that the defendant knew in
advance the governments moves, no mat
ter how secretly planned. The arrest of
the couple, it is believed, has solved this
enigma.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
STANFORD ALUMNI TO
HOLD BIG BANQUET

Nearly two hundred graduates OF
Stanford university will sit down TO
the annual banquet of the Los, Angeles
Stanford club on the night of Novem-
ber at the Lankershim hotel. Be
sides being the annual feast 1t Will be
the night after the football game be-
tween Stanford university and the
University of California and the teie-
graphic result of the game will be re-
ceived during the dinner.
Graduates and students from all
parts of Southern California have de-
clared their intention to be present
Edward Lyman, chairman of the COM
mittee, says that responses to invita-
tions sent out Indicate that it will
probablys'be the largest banquet in tbs
history OF the Los Angeles Stanford
club. which now has the largest mem
bership of any Stanford club in the
world.
There will be speeches and toasts ano
college songs and yells. Election OF
OFFICERS for the ensuing year will take
place and several important business
matters voted on and decided Among
other questions which will come up
will be the proposal to make the Ian
kershim hotel the permanent Stanford
headquarters
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
Charcoal Stops Gas
On Your Stomach
Wonderful Absorbing Power Of Char
coal When Taken 10 the Form Of
Stnart's Charcoal Lozenges
TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREE

Charcoal, pure, simple charcoal. abb
serbs 100 times IFS own volume Of gas.
Where does the gas go to? It is just
absorbed by the charcoal-the gas dis
appears and there is left pure, fresh,
sweet atmosphere. free from all impure
ties and germs.
That's what happens to your stomach
when you take one or two Of Stuart's
Charcoal Lozenges, the most powerful
purifers science has yet discovered.
You bech gas in company, sometimes.
by accident, greatly to your own humili-
alton. That is because there Is a great
amount of gas being formed In your
stomach by fermenting food. Your stein
ach Is not digestng your food properly.
Gas is inevitable. Whenever this hap
pens, just take one or two Of Stuart's
Charcoal Lozenges right after eating, and
you will be surprised how quickly they
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And 1t will do more than that Every
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and In the purity OF your blood, right.
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You'll have no more bad taste in your
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Besides, charcoal is the best laxative
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And then. too. it filters your blood
every particle of poison or impurity in
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Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are made
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They will work wonders in your stom-
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
WOODlMEN HONOR
CONSUL A. r, TALBOT
PROCESSION ESCORTS OFFICER
TO AUDITORIUM
Drill Teams Assemble for Occasion
Composer Of Organizations odes
Particlpates--orde Is Near
lng Million Mark

The Modern Woodmen of America held
reception last night at Simpson audi
torium in honor of their head consul,
A. r. Talbot The order gave an enthu-
siastc demonstration.
In pursuance to IL call issued several
Forester battalion, Modern Woodmen
drill teams from Los Angeles and sur
rounding cities met at 73O o'clock al
Seventh and Spring streets to form the
parade which escorted Head Consul Tai
bot to the auditorium.
The ranking officers in charge of the
parade were as follows: Col. II. III. Nor
gan, Third regiment, M. w. A.; Maj. G
#. III. Murray, Seventh battalion; Lieut.
Col. A. M Newton; Capt. Russell KIM
ball, regimental adjutant.
Col. Morgan, who had his legs broken
several months ago in street car accf-
dent, was unable to walk sufficiently
well to take actual command of the bat
talon and therefore turned the actual
command over to Maj. Murray.
The parade formed as follows: Sergeant
Smith and squad of policemen: Nj. w. A
banner; horn band carriages containing
Head Consul Talbot and members of the
order; California. Pacific and Whittier
drill teams; Golden State band; Long
Beach, Garvanza and Golden State drill
teams.
The line of march was from Seventh
and Spring to First; west to Broadway
south to Seventh; west to Hope and south
to the auditorium.
The chairman introduced j. o. Davis
state deputy of the Woodmen, who in
turn introduced Head Consul Talbot,
who was the chief orator of the evening.
Mr.. Talbot, who is one of the finest
speakers In fraternal insurance work
touched upon the fundamental principles
which underlie the great order, and also
spoke many words of praise for Califor.
mia and Los Angeles in particular Mr.
Talbot has that happy faculty of inter
esting all within hearing of his voice, an6
brought down the house with his unstint-
ed praise of the women present. He as
cribed the great success of the order tc
the women, who, he declared inspire mer
to heroic deeds.
The Modern Woodmen of America today
have more than 100000 members and will
have passed the million mark by the Is
of next January. There are about 1900
members of the order in Los Angeles
and 5000 more in the county exclusive o.
Los Angeles.
A pleasant surprise was sprung whef
Mr.. Leland of Lanark, ILL.,, composer o.
the odes sung in the camp work, was
called from seat in the audience to the
platform. Mr.. Leland was the first ad
visor elected at the first head camp ant
holds policy No. 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
FAvoRs FORTY ACRES OF
ORANGES FOR POOR FARM
Supervisor EIdrIdse Reports Land Al
ready Planted in Citrus Fruit
VIII Yield Crop for Christ
mas Market

Plans are being made by Supervisor
S. II. Eldridge to plant forty additional
acres of Valencia orange trees on the
ySsounty poor farm. Mr. Eldridge has
taken great interest in the orange cul-
ture on the farm and reports good
showing of fruit for the winter trade.
II nothing happens to set back the
coming crop he expects to have seven
cars ready for the Christmas market.
The fruit is said to be already of a
good size.
william Banning was not inclined
Yesterday to place much stock in the
report that the Meteor Boat company
had Withdrawn from competition for
messengers between San Pedro and
. Santa Catalina island.
The San Diego. which formerly made
the trips to the island, has left for san
Diego. giving rise to the report that
The Meteor people were going to aban-
don the fight. Mr.. Banning said he
thought the boat had only gone down
to be drydocked and scraped and would
return to resume the traffic as for
nerly.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
PRISONER AND WIFE PRAY
IN CORRIDOR OF JAIL
Accused of Theft with Brother, Charles
Crawford Holds Nightly Religious
Exercises--Woman Expresses
Confidence
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Nov. 2.-Charles Craw-
ford, one of the brothers confined in the
city jail awaiting arraignment on
charge of committing numerous burglar
les, has professed religion since his ar
rest and nightly services are held in the
jail corridor by Crawford and his wife.
Each evening Mrs. Crawford visits the
jail and for an hour they read the Bible.
sing hymns and pray. Crawford says
he has repented his sins and from now
on he proposes to lead a Christian life.
The woman expresses confidence in him.
John Crawford the other brother, IS
confined on the second floor of the jail
and he does not participate in the re-
ligious ceremonies.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
MRS. CARRILL0 QUIETLY
WEEDS JOHN FRAZER
Ceremony Performed at Home Of the
Brides Mother and Couple Start
at Once on Honeymoon
Tour

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA; Nov. 2.-Without
others present than relatives and close
friends of the families, Mrs. Grace West
over Carrillo and John d. Fraser of Sac
ramento were married here Tuesday al
the home of Mrs. o. S. Westover, the
brides mother. After the ceremony the
couple left on short honeymoon, at the
conclusion of which they will take ur
their residence in this city.
Two afternoon receptions to Mrs
Thomas S. Hutton by Mrs. Sutherland
Hutton were chief among social events
here this week. The functions were
largely attended by Los Angeles and local
friends of the guest of honor, who. until
her wedding to Mr. Hutton two weeks
ago, was Miss Gladys Dodge Mrs. Suth-
erland Hutton, who is the mother of the
brides husband, will arrange for further
social affairs in her daughter-in-law S
honor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03

TO REPUDLATE
CONFESSION
COERCION USED IS CHARGE OF
MRS. TREM1LE
co-DEFENDANT WITH "PoLLY
PRY' SPEAKS MIND
"PoIice Broke Pledge of Secrecy" She
DecIares--"I viii Not Stand
by Document
Signed"
Long Beach Office.
20 Locust avenue
Phons-Homs $50.

LONG BEACH. Nov. 3.-Mrs. c. L.
1'remble, arrested with Mrs. Harrington
Polly Pry," declares that she was prom
ised immunity from prosecution the night
Of her arrest on consideration that she
sign damaging confession.
This / did after the police had urged
me for some time She said today.
Officer Phillips said to me: Think OF
your little girl over there in bed. Then
think of a cell in the Jail. Which bed
would you rather have tonight? Whether
you will sign this paper or not will de-
eide it.
II was promised that my name would
rot be mentioned in connection with this
affair." she continued, land one OF the
first things the police did was to give IL
out. Now 1 have decided that l can &c
against my word as well as they, and
shall deny the whole of my confession
when placed on the stand. will not say
now what that confession was, but ii
was damaging"
Mrs. 1remple, the police at one time
admitted, was not considered by them
equally guilty with Polly Pry."
The hearing of the case has been post
poned from day to day because of the
holidays.