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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
HATHI0N B. HUMES
DIES SUDDENLY

Nathlon Robert IIumeh. son OF
es'Mayor 7. J Humes. died a. his
residence. sisik 23rd av. s.. this
morning. after about three weeks
illness. The cause Of death WAS
pneumonia
Sathion Was - years old aud an
employe OF the Seattle Electric com
pany. About a month ago he had
an attack of quincy. and went back
Ia work too soon. catching a severe
cold, which resulted in pneumonia
MF iinmea' body was taken 70 the
nouney Watson undertaking par.
lors for enchanting The body viii
be buried IN Lakeyiew cemetery.
Funeral arrangements have not
been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
MYSTERIOUS DEATH
MAY Be MURDER

Mrs Elliott summoned OFFICER
Hedges from the crossing az Pike st.
aud Hedges called In Or Neville.
Coroner Carroll and the Benney
Watson company were notified. De
teetivc Jack Baruk aud officer Lc-
count. who were sent out to the
house to investigate the case. found
Mrs. Jackson Ia an almost crazy
condition II required the efforts OF
several big officers 70 control her
long enough 10 make her UNDER
stand what had happened aud that
SHE must 90 to the police station
Woman IL Arrested.
According 90 the Instructions
given by Coroner Carroll. Mrs
Jackson was taken 70 police head
quarters IN the patrol wagon. whore
she win be held for several days.
until sober enough to give an ac-
count Of the actions OF herself and
husband from the time they rented
the room IN the Nicolas
From all Appearances Jackson'a
death resulted from excessive use
Of alcohol atimulantH, but the pos
siblllty of something behind 1t gives
good cause for further Investigation,
Jackson il "a man about 30 years Of
age.
A Mrs. Jackson was being tuken
downstairs to the patrol wagon she
met Mira Elliott in the hallway and
said a want 10 thank you Mrs
Elliott for the friend you've been 10
me. and I hope that this viii all
como back on YOU. There win be a
turn some day. don't forget, Good
bye"
Mrs tackaou's maiden name IL
Ruth Granville.
The name Of Nichols Henry
company Is not tn the city directory
nor GA there any name 81 business
firm corresponding to II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
MAYOR MOORE AFTER
ASPHALT COMP ANY

completed 20 thar hssinesz In that
secsson coala hare a means ~ get.
ting in aus out This WAs not aoar
The Improvement bonds held ap
are the usaai lxsae watch the city
advances ~ the Wugk an street i'm.
proFemenf eontraets adsancss The
comnsny has Just eompieted the
Wofk which tbs mafor thinks
should have been done before The
winter weathsg ast In Al the same
time The mayor cent after the Paw.
ing company. ~ sent after every
oue else having anything 10 DO ~lth
the changes AMI improvements on
that street and told them 10 get
busy.
Tbs mayor nos expects the ave
rue 20 BE- open n April. although
soule months AGO BE- nxed the time
Tor this mouth. but the Contractors
proved too slow for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
WANTS PIL0TAGE
LAWS PUT TO USE

Gen. G. ". Tlbhetts. of King
county, who was one of the mem
beers of a committee recently ap
pointed by the governor TO look
into navigation on Puget sound as
"A consequence OF the Dix disaster.
introduced bill in the house at
Olympia yesterday to have the dead
letter law on pilots and pilotage
on the sound once more so INTO
effect.
This law provides for COM
mission OF three, 10 be appointed
by the governor. 20 supervise the
navigation ON Puget sound and 90
stop unoertified pilots from oper.
atlng their boats ON the sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
ENGINEERS EXAMINED.

The board ~ examiners % he
civil service department conducted
an examination todaf fOf applicants
for engineers licensees The esAfn.
inatiuns In this class are coming
up almost oue a week. owing 10
the large number 90 men Ia tho
city who SEEK Wort through thu
winter Todays class numbered
nearly 90
The examining board comprises
~ J saintnsyeF. =. w. Hibbs and
T. L. NaAliIssar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
EXPO. BILLS ARE
INSTRUCTED

~ ; man appointed b the land
commissioner. In the committee
last night II Was proposed that the
BIZ ~ amended 70 provide for an
appralsetnsnt b. a board consist.
inc az she land commissioner and
ceftain state officers aud members
Of the state tan commission
Thln emkRcstiou ~ supported BY
the feeling noticeahle among soIne
LEGISLATORS of suspicion 81 Land
Comfnlsatoner RoaH In his conduct
% fhe office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY FORM Ed

The Economic Transportation
company filed articles of iBcorp0ra.
ton At Olympia yesterday, with n.
Il Smith a. president. j y Chant
Ter. secretary l. A Benhnns treas
urer. aud Frank y LATER. general
manager The company il located
~ ballard. hrf Is negotiating for 4
site for tho shop aud shlpyafds az
Tacoma. The new company will
huiid vessels for local and coast
ulse runs onls The steamer Seat.
tie Spirit. which Was recently built
by the company at iis Ballard
yards, Il now nearly ready for her
trial trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
ts,sr ssselsl s.s~is.l

OLYMPIA. Wash. Fsb lob.
strnetson has hcrn encountered In
the hoase appropriation COMMITTEES
to the easy passage n the Pipsr A
YsPE senate bills Noe. -. ~.
100 and lei. and delay may euaas
before their adoption Piper's hiii
for the sale ~ the shore lands IN
Seattle provides for their appraisss
ment and ssie ~ nav provided BY
Law This means an appraisrfneni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
PURE FOOD EXPO.
OPENS ON MONDAY

All arrangements for the pure
food exposition which will be held
IN Egan's hall, beginning next Mon
day and continuing for two weeks
are completed Manager Garrett W
O'Neii stated today that all the
available space had been spoken
for. and about $50 of the local
dealers. members Of the Seattle Re.
tail Groeers' association. have be.
come associated With the enter.
nrIae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
CLUTTONOUS FOR GOLD, RAILROAD TRUST
MURDERS HUNDREDS AND is NOT SATIATED


WASHINGTON. Feb The
psrris a. the United States have a
NeN PERIL 10 tFy their nerves
Al srench heir hearts
kts a pert 81 the ncw zAth cen.
hrI-the periI q railroad travel
Approximately sa8 passengers
hss seea kilIad during che last
- nonfhs ii The most appalling
ssnss q raflrnad accidents the
naatTy hss ever known. brought
Asst. A. a matter % common
kssisdss. b. he Desperate efforts
q y railroad companies to make
n1Fe noneY.
! has not been a question Of slg.
- and switches and regulations.
80 been question ~ hnrryimR
na.as hfoaEh-the flyer. The fast
ns'kht-H getting from one end 81
- Ane % he other. 30 that theY
~ y started back again
hellfoad employees have admitted
= Y stand that tbey diaregarie1
n.asls-ihat they had 20. 20 make
sNsaif yeaFs ago people travelled
faliros4 tfaina with comparative
- There we're some accidents.
- men dreaded D ifip b raii.
1Fsa Zen geaFs ago the peril vas
nsat In 1897 only zzg pas.
~assfs wsf= Killed
BET Look At THE LAST
meh MoNTHsf A TOTAL or
y HUMAN BEINGS. PAssEs.
ssAs on TRAINS ~ THE
s w STATES. WE'RE TORN
80 AASGLED. sckLDED AND
ccehskD TO DEATH N THE
snes .s OF THE GLUTTON.
~ RAILROAD TRUST. HOR.
~ sss PER CENT GREATER
= ruuh MONTHS THAN IN THE
Nh0LE or 1871
DaFiag 1897 SAT- persons. includ.
railroad employee. lost their
- aafinF the year on account Of
49,. .ss.ssa accidents. and 30 600 we're
49, .A Last year more than
80 sere killed and 100 600 in
= slaughter for the toll ~ 1907
sadL. bsggq With terrible
-'Slali'y The railroads are over.
t.s .ss' oyeFefovded and overcap-
s sa.ea Farming that should be
80 70 % Improving and replenlsh
- squipment aud paving for
= go. 49, Glass Of labor are diverted
,. as'asnda 70 keep uD the value Of
= accompanying table gives the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
DRAINAGE BILLS
ARE INTRODUCED

preceding sessions. and hold fun
sessions tomorrow.
Tho house this morning passed
house BIZ No ia2. appropriaiing
g. geo for legislative printing. and
seine minor measures.
The senate passed senate bin No
81. by Graves. OF Spokane. provid.
ing for an insane ward AZ the state
pcniieuilary Also Genaie bill No
~. amending tho education code.
aud senste BIN 40. -. increasing
the ataie highway tar levy TO one.
half min. and senate bill No. -. al
lowing the supreme court 10 fin
times Cor ita sessions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
ANNIE WALKER is
NOT RELEASED

Annie Walker. the ia-yeato girl
who made an unsuccessful attempt
upon lhc life of william shnman.
her sweetheart. in the Buiisr hotel
Moniag By firing five shots NJ him.
two Of which took effect but not
intlietInE serious injury. Ii still con
fined In the woman'a ward AZ the
county Jail The Eirl has hopes o.
being released ou bail. but this
afternoon WhA still in jail
william shuman. the victim OF
the girls jealousy. expects 20 leave
for Tacoma late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
RAILWAY KICKS ON
PAYING TAXES

The Northern Pacific Railway
company has protested TO the city
against being assessed and made
20 paw taxes on its right-of.way ia
this city for local street improve
ments.
Among other assessment rolls
that have been made out is one
for an Improvement In South Seat
tie. taking in the Moss and Ladd's
additions, and through which some
OF the obiecting railroads new
rights-of.way penetrate.
Jay SedEwick. tax agent for the
company has filed the companys
protest with the city clerk, and In
Il he sets out that the practice at
tempted by the city Is irregular and
invalid as far as Il relates TO pro-
tostants land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
OPENING LECTURE
GIVEN IN SEATTLE

CHICAGO. Feb. DR. ] . A
Henry. Nho has been engaged IN
temperance wofk ia Great Britain
Tor the last five years. has decided
70 rntnfn 60 the United States and
take az aYangeltstic wugk here lie
wili be in this country about April
I. and probably viii bold his first
meetings In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
GRAF TIERS ARE
ARRESTED

NEW YORK. Feb Henry Clay
Peters has been arrested on a
charge II perjury IA connection
with the Clifford DOODLE case.
Peters and Alderman John J.
Cronln acre arrested ~ B. 70 this
afternoon Each IL charged with
perjury ia the case Of Alderman
William A Clifford. accused Of TAX.
Ing $1,000 IN marked bills Peters
gave ball 10 the amount Of $1,000.
cronin was released from Gus.
tody on account 81 his age and
health. Clifford IL held Ia $4,000
bail II II rumorcd that Clifford
will be used az states Witness
against Peters and Cronin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01

was then chosen 10 succeed Klein,
berger. and the Jury now remains
as Il has for three days. minus one
member.
Mrs. EVELYN Thaw and Miss Nc.
kenzie arrived in the court room az
an early hour, despite the bad
weather They consulted with At.
torney Delmas. who Informed the
women that he expected the state
TO open its case on Monday.
The defense having exhausted its
peremptory challenges. the court
granted ten more Jerome. for the
state. Is affordlng every assistance
Ia order that jury may be selected
10 which there can be no possible
objection. The hunt for the twelfth
man Is growing tedious In the ex-
IRENE, and there seems but little
chance Of obtaining the final man
today. Believing that talesmen may
be approached. a score Of detectives
have been engaged for the purpose
Of watching these men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
JOHN JACKSON FOUND DEAD
IN FIRST. Az. LODGING
ROUSE AND his WIFE IS
PLACED UNDER ARREST.

Iohn Jackson. said Co be an nm-
pioye 81 the Nichols Henry COM
pany. was found dead In his bed
this mofnias at the Nicolas apart
ment. isoa9 First av. The sircun-
stances surrounding the death arc
mvaterioua and are being inyesii-
gated ny Coroner Carroll and the
police. They may prove that Jack
son was killed by woman found In
the room with him and who claims
TO be his wife giving the name OF
Ida Jackson.
NJ. and Airs. Jackson are said by
Mrs. MA. Elliott OF the apartment
house. b. have come there on Mon
day evening and paid for a room.
They have occupied the room every
evening since then aud from all EVIL
dcnce gathered we're intoxicated all
the timo
ousrrels Are Heard.
several times they were heard
using violent language toward each
other by Mrs Elliott. who com
planned regarding their conduct IN
hcr house. This morning AIRS, Jack
son Informed Mrs Elliott that they
wanted 90 give little card party
tonight and Mre Elliott forbade a.
This "a said 20 have made Mrs
jackson very angry, aud she used
bad Language Returning to her
room quarrel seemed 70 be taking
place between her and her alleged
huaband. Later about 10 o'clock.
she emerged aud told Mrs. Elliott
that sho could not awaken her hus-
band Al investigation showed
That be was dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
MAS IN KINGSTON
DISASTER

] J MnrFy. Of Boston. Who vas
In the recent earthquake al kingp
tea. Jamaica. arrived in The citf
this morning and registered 81 the
Hafnicr Grand hotel In q short
Interview he stated that he Vas
In q big hotel when The shocks
started Almost instantly tbs sails
started 10 cave In. falling In ara
not out. az reported BE says that
the impending scene pas a horfi.
bic ous. People aid not knaw which
way "a 80 O. serk safety Mr.
aurry LETT on The steamer the newt
DAY In order "a get aut AZ the city
before anything further occurred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
BEATS OUTSIDE OF
CAPE 40 DAYS
tstsr Special ssrvies9

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb l.
Tho siA masted barkentino Everett
q. GriRRs. arriving during the night
after being placed on the overdue
list. made the run from Honolulu
20 so miles off Flattery in Il DAYS.
and WIS delay 40 days outside by
adverse winds
on January z Capt pelano fell
through the hatch. iniuring his
spine. Dolano Is still confined TO
his bed. Medical attendance was
secured Immediately upon arrival
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
NIL NOT SIGN WARRANTS
gsrsl COMPANY SHOWS An
krrrrupE TO COMPLETE
Ynac Az. PAVING

Hzfpr Meaes has heid ap ttq Gee
Er1es Improvement wagrnuts made
~ = fxsor a the Barber Asphalt
mns2rs. and will nof sign them
mtz Eat eumpanf gets 4 u1ove "a
~ nAkex eoue hoHeet effort as
A. sseeatiss SAYS. % a. uosnethiaw
y fkz nppeF part q Third AZ
Tnrre or four monshs sEn the
nAssF seat sitter the company aaa
,rse 70 eft them 80 DO certain
'sizE 70 PIT Al ieast a portion q
kx shsruexhfsrs north q Nadiagu
hse an6stAoa for partial use lie
rszssd he uess aide u THIRD he
fsssa University and Seneca SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
MONTANA WRECK
TWO ARE KILLED
tssrlpp. r.I.afaph asrvIee.l

Mtssoui.A. Mont. Feb Two
traInnen were killed yesterday and
several injured two miles west OF
DE norgia. when two Northern Pa
cifie engines plunged over steep
embenkment. while returning from
breaking snow blockade near
Aallese. The dead are u. II. Mac,
donald. a conductor. living NJ Mis-
a0ula. and Levi Burris. fireman.
also OF MihAoula The men. TO
gether with those injured, were rid.
Ing on the engines whom they were
derailed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
WAR WITH JAPANESE
CRAVELY CONSIDERED
ENGINEER is KILLED


TACOMA, Feb. Julius achaff.
enberg. a locomotive engineer, was
killed last night IN the Northern
Pacific yards A freight train
backed down the track and eollided
with the switch engine which
scharfenberg Was driving. crushing
the cab aud Killing the engineer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01

oLYMpTA. Wash. Feb. The
drainage district bslls for the relief
OF the White and stuck rivers flood
districts. in King and Pierce eoun.
ties. which were prepared by the
committee % residents OF the dis
trict. we're introduced in both
houass today. In the senate tho
bills are Nos las. BY knickerbock'
or. snd txa. By knlekerbOcksr
Nichols aud Paulhamun
Both houses decided today 20
foreao the usual Saturday holiday
customary during the first half OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
SALARY RAISE FOR
COUNTY EMPLOYEES

At the regular meeting of the
county commissioners yesterday the
matter Of raising the salaries Of tho
employees of the different depart
ments WIS taken up and fayofahly
considered for an average raise OF
about 10 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
BLAZE FLlRTs WITH THE
OLD WASHINGTON HOTEL

A huge rubbish fire near the
ruins of the old Washington hotel
last night called FOR several hours
hard work on the part of the fire.
men of engine company Ne ie
prevent the blaze iron catching the
building itself The flames moaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01

NEW YORK. Feb. Following
upon the dismissal from the Thaw
jury yesterday morning Of David 5.
Walker and Louis Haas. came the
retirement OF Henry 2 kleinberger.
who was excused because Of illness,
certified to by his physician Joseph
- Bolton. aged IS years. a clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01

JONES pEFUNpe
GOV. eWGTTENhAM.


4 lserlpps Telegraph aervlce.l
4 LONDON, Feb. Sir Al
a fred Jones and party arrived
A from Kingston today. Jones
4 says he was forced 10 put some
4 refugees ashore from the
4 steamer al Port Klngnton, be,
4 causa the steamer was over
q crow ded. Most OF those put
4 ashore were tourists Of q Ger.
A man line. and he thought the
= Germans should care Tor them
4 tie denied the charge OF In
4 humanity. and defended the
a action III Gov. swettenham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
oRrHopsolc SOCIETY.

\ meeting OF the trustees Of the
Ladies' Orthopedic Society was held
ln the Chamber of Commerce rooma
this morning Twenty-six assoc
ciate memhers were accepted AZ a
ccst Of se5 each Therseare now 90
active members In the society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
BERNARD oERsTMAN
FINALLY CHOSEN.

: (seripps Telegraph ssrviee) ,
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The ,
. last juror In the Thzw case /,
q was selected In the person Of ,
> Bernard oerstnau, aged IS
. years. married, who was ehos. ,
en- AZ ASH o'clock this after ,
> noon. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
Az A o. PRINCE.
-. sn.nlal sseAlee.l


-.es1NA. Wash. Feb i~ Fitifal
.a.,en With BIS efforts q yesssr'
!. eloaless. thln and trembling.
- : fAempsou this morning r..
-, Az isasl pies 70 the Jury.
=. ..,f admission IL made both
s.sse ThempeeH aud Attorney
.,.,-ss nat IN the event Of a con
.s.~ nader lcas than murder In
rr-s degree. "a appeal viii b
-, 1 don4 want 20 discuss Il.
.,.,~ex Thumpsoh said The
sss.l q conviction saffocasss
=. n,heF peefaced the rvsamp
e hls argument h9 publicly
s.,.Iss ladse ReY holds Tor bis a.
.ss.sce without pa during the ss
e<.,es q TIE Jury
= ss,eeink the testimony, which
!. hshsf = dcins With stubborn
..s.,<.rs. aespits the fact that i
z .l~asy been Frhearssd thFee
80 Jufxe Ttompson had oees
- 4 aassslnn the truth 81 a state
- msds - Mrs Enors, wife q
9 slaln saFist. who sits directly
$500 hlm. dressed Ia deep mourn
= "a ~ close she could. q shs
$500 sonae time touch the speak
4 IN kef hand
sessks 81 Mrs. Emery.
-ss because Mrs. Emofy Was
~sssk<a Be said. shc did DOT lie
- gsunry Is broken b. the loss
z - hushand AMI Heels harsh
,<>l-zt mf boy. Yet. | do n1l
Ispr~fass 81 ron to shrow her sss
sraes aside have no ship e
nh ,Ae poor woa.an over ths
.zrssssss II would hurt her II
"A zea xcnia hurt NY case
fsrI<uarls pathetic VAS tbs
nszzrs seiineatiou q the evcats
- ia ~ 10 CAesters refusal e
$50 tks xFeanashsu day exercises
- ~ hsa gained houoFs IA :
u>z<a caresr Of peculiar briiiiaaey
4 arrr Know NJ the boy r..
- . 60. | dont know What
sS>ux< q haunted that cioulsa brain
49, rcmpelled him 10 ST NJ all
- asxks hefnrw the DAY - sfadua
- Psshsps God remembers what
a sss tkeaght doet knoN
vAe<Asr Ne dc~s az not sonae.
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ed 50 high that they could be seen
for several miles
The blaze last night Is believed
TO have been started by boys play
ine in the nelghhurhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01

Brltlshers Expect Trouble.
LONDON. Feb. Dlplomatists
regard the feeling Of the common
people Of japan. nov aroused BY tho
victory over Russia. AZ d most dan
gerous element ia the present sit
uafl0n. Recent travellers say war
Ia eugendered by the fighting spirit.
which the people demand be sat,
lsfied. The Japanese people think
America a pigrny beside Russia.
hoki Makes Demands.
IL IL learned today that AmbaH.
sador AOkin visit 10 Secretary Root.
while very polite. was really some
thing IN the nature Of an ultimatum.
This government IL Informed that
the Toxic government insists that
its subjects be treated aa the equal
~ those of the most favored nation.
The acknuN iedRfneut of this pfin-
cipal viii be made a condition pfec-
rdeui 10 further negotiations. Tho
Japanese subjects ia fan Franeisco
must be accorded the same priv
ileFss a. sub iects Of Great Britain.
Germany or any other first-eiass
power.
This iH why the president sent for
the san Francisco officials and why
the majority Of the California dele
cation favored the presidents COM
promise II the president can per-
suade Walsh and Roncoveri. Of san
Francisco. % yieN the situation In
the same light an alarming crisis
will be aVefted The president be-
iieVea that san FRANCHISE IL wrong,
and therefore the nation could not
suffer IN pride by aoceding 70 the
demands OF the nikado,
II 10 learned at the navy Depart
ment that all the battleships Of thu
japanese navy In the ynrde are bs-
Ing thoroughly ogefhnulsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-01
STILL PLEADING WITH
THE JURY FOR HIS SON
mi \. Thompson Resumes His Argument This
Morning and VIII Occupy the Entire Day Refers
"a the Conduct of Charlotte Whittlesey Toward
Chester.

times think God has forgotten tho
world"
Judse Thompson has promised TO
conclude to-day.
Yesterday Afternoon,
Not even Charlotte whittleacy
escaped unacathcd Ia the arralEn.
ment accorded ~ WIN II Thamp.
Son 90 those aligned against him
and bis boy
Those Who found criticism in the
yoeng woman's bearing on the
witness stand have declared that
the giri's demoanor "a the bar was
that of one tn fuii consciousness ~
the part her beauty glazed IN the
tragedy aud that instead Of show.
inx some little feeling of sympathy
for the wretchcd youth whose mad
passion for her drove him 10 muir.
der and madness. abe fortified her
self behind an air % cold dladain.
Whatever ground there may have
been Tor these impressions. Il was
evident from his speech that Will
" Thompson had been touched 20
the quick b her attitude and that
her words and manner ranked
bitterly 10 bis heart.
Als Love Ter Charlotte.
4 am not whiting 20 aay anything
whatever detrimental 90 thia
bezatifal girl. be said. 'hut DO
not see how Chester came 10 give
her such an laolatroua lose When
aay idolatrous. I meas thar he
gave her the love one oniy Kfxes
20 enc God I loved my wife. sea-
tiemen of the jury. but never
loved her like this boy did Char.
iotte whittiesey lie vas not
Jealous when he found himself sup.
planted BY a rival ne axkea 40
more thaa to be allowed 70 81 In
corner and watch her happy In
the affecttun ~ another sweetheart.
Noa have heard them read the nots
N uklch IL toll. pillfully. that he
dia not asa her TO love hsm and
that the only thing he asked vas
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