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The evening world., 1907-12-31

No attempt was msids by the police
TO look into Thompson's antccedens
ana movements, An Evening World rei
porter persuaded Detective Walsh. Of
the HarrSon police. to search Thorn p
sons boa, yesterday morning, sAnd let
ters wers found showing that nc has
young son in New Zealand and has
been corresponding With younx
woman named Rachel Richardson In
Bslper. Derbyshire. England
In Cell Thompson ,vsakena.
Thompson wss seen IN HIS oeil In the
Harrtson lookup this afternoon by an
Evening World reporter and p~tsItive
Walsh OF the Harrison police, The pris-
sner. although an !ronmouider by trade,
= slight OF physique and almost efrem-
mate In manner.
He 10 seif-eiuSated man. who has
read omniverouSiy. From his reading
he has absorbed pronounced socia,lstic
opinions From, books and pamphlets
found In his cabin It appeaM that lie
has mada 3 collection OF litcrattira bear
Ing upon the relations OF the sexes. A
day or two after ils nrrcss he said to
The evening world., 1907-12-31
EIGHTEEN VICTIMS TAKEN OUT
FATE OF OTHERS NOT KNOWN
Police and Troops Save Throngs IN Street Who
Stampede in Frenzy Of Fear After Viewing
Work Of the Bomb Thrower. Who
Escaped in Confusion.

ROME Dec 3i.-A dynamite bomb tuhod INTO fhe Stoc
Exchange here this afternoon with disastrous result explosion wr
ing paris the building and hnng many persons crowded the
place in the ruins
Eighteen persons rescued badly injured nay
die and up late several Others still imprisoned under III,
portions Of the structure Whether these dead anys -
not known.
1t supposed the bomb thrown for the purpose prrvn
the liquidation customary at the end of the month.
The plan destroy millions securities but the explosion
cured too late The liquidation all and nearly all
ties had been removed from the exchange.
Fenen policemen and troops hurried scene and =.
quied their united efforts qe the panic prevailed abo
Exchange and the the vicinity number Of the pos
and troops later Joined the firemen in the work OF rescue
bomb struck inside anentrance courtyard which -
covered The roof of the courtyard fell with upon crowd con.
gregated there and buried many Portions of the interior the st
Exchange fell on the brokers and traders floor causing iS
and pank. III
The trt O'Clock this afternoon he Ssck -,
change stands in the centre o the city large business area was
shaken
CROWD RUNS IN PANIC.
the immediate vicinity thrown into profound state
Of CONSERVATION The 0is Of the wounded coming from within ths
shattered entrance Of the Stock Exchange increased the panic
side but before concerted work Of could attempted fright
OF ouag suddenly seized upon the multitude Seemingly With
accord mad-nbh get away from the neghhohood started
this sensess frenzy crushed and ampled
daager Of loss Of limb
The evening world., 1907-12-31

mAins Of me city, mo Temple Of Nsps
tune, N Is situate, on shs south sLd1'
OF the PiAzra di Pietrtsii The temple
was built by HadrtAn and Il noted n
eleven magnificent columns In the Ous.
inthiAn style OF Hhne marble. each 80
torty-one fect1hiKh. The centre portics
was bull, BY Asrippa,, The roof Of ths
Exchange was partly supported by
these famous columns. They were a..
sembled for th.s purpose by Pope lans. !
cent XII
The evening world., 1907-12-31
EVENING WORLD TRACES
GIRL HE WOOED IN ENGLAND.
Letters Found in Boat Break Down Stories
Told to Police Mob Jeers as He Goes
to Jail Mrs Hull "Identifies,,
=. Once More.
-lspset,l case Despatch to mi. Fxeninr World

Sfeca Despatch World.
Copyright 1897 by the Press Publishing
LONDON, Dec 3The Evening World correspondent at Ches.
efed to-day found Rachel Richardson the girl letters to Albert
Thompson the suspect in The Harrison j. case were found
In his boat yesterday Miss Richardson employed by Dr.
R. A. Johnston, Beaclawn, Bepe, Derbyshire
She admitted that She wrote several letters Thompson at Hai-
and Ezahhpo and that she wanted 60 United States
and join Thompson She said him for several wears
but that Thompson returned 10 England two years ago reon his wife
from whom he had heen separated for time.
Thompson and his wife Miss Richardson says returned 10 America
together She heard later that they had separated again Miss Richardson
says that Thompsons wife very handsome we'll
formed woman
Thompson held this
within the DESPITE police a,
he unmarried While the busy following
false fake overlooked
fellow only investigation that be
Evening World
discover where rhomna
Krkman christmas Christmas
their Day ana where
Thompson Thompson has lied arrest n
through h
explanations.
himself as bachelor
Krkman who lived with him the boat same town
England which Thompson his every
The evening world., 1907-12-31
MET DEATH IN FIRE,

RICHMOND. Va, Dec, si.--Dr. Tnoa
a. f. Williams. an aged ard pronInsn1
physician OF Hanover County. was
burned 10 death In his horne. nSnS Y
peaks, In tina; county early to-day, 4
rnc budding ana contents were COM q
#,,rseiy .-.y..saxsa al son and dauxhtSr
II .rciy escaped wti,a their lives, aft0
ma King an unsaacgssfu effort TO rsscua n
sSs,r father The GAUGE Of the are q 4
The evening world., 1907-12-31
Mere Man, Several Hundred of
Him, Listens in Madison
Square.
MALES BOTCH POLITICS
Women Couldn't Make Mat.
tiers Worse, Mrs. Borrman
Wells Asserts.

The American Suf,rnsette o,ped It's
nrst note for freedom this afternoon.
v hen taa' gentle bird tapped It's Wtnsr
IN Madison SQUARE park und osirped
for eaul franchise privileges for men
and Women. A ;hronS o. several nun
dred men listened 10 half dozes
women speakers. and there were no
rude Interruptions or pcevish exclama
tons upon the part OF the moro males
The hrs' speaker for the suffrages,e
mass mesunE WAS Yos an American.
gathcr she WAS SOFT q British pace
a.aks-4afrs. Rorrmann WsllA the Brit
lsh champion OF the hoomer svots.
Tnors was no great passde soons the
Sestnn!ng OF rsl- gathering. Mrs. Wells.
bHsk little brunetta. gathered her
mall fold abou; a, lew bench. gave
5 hem their Instructions and mounted the
-ostrum.
Likes Smiles OF Men.
A crowd o. several hundred swiftly
moved about ciie lss,le circle, They gave
-, ,,.,,.t,.a,.. ~
49,. 80 -. -
arc .,r,ing ssrnt,o. nv - ~.
smiles But do no,
,1n!Le deSsiyely. FIRST listen.
II ,h,nk YOU WIN all gre. win, m.
that the male poli.ic,an. could not max.
q much worse bo,cn OF things with
IN po,i,o, ,han they do nov
.ith women out O, Il. They desire 10
|. ~, women on, 40 ,hat th.v ca 90 -,
H.. ~. hs,ss -, .n,, ,',,,,ta
ma Alns th1 sS''si's o' ia"s anu PUBIC
risa,s. for they know that women
-,i,tIa no. stand ,o- II. 4, is these same
Z
srce6S' Staitfhs pp'''S'A4is "t'o ae'aoe
w most and make sport OF our Efforts
!, pnln our r4~1ts. It'is the same both
A.. ,s,,, t,n, ~ .,,.,,,
tSFc ana sh 's'a''u WY s'0a'o
scmep be kept outF
us not legislation part of the educa-
,.,,,.
'i1f'' OF our e'h'uf'n' ana Are nov our
,tuoited girls as well acquainted with
aws A. educated Anys? LIS tho duty
Y ~, ,.,,,,,a,, S,h.s,a.
e'eFy ''''ii INN a''u "o'AA =" .'o .ou''- .'s
-ry 20 take mn active part In politics
America In called L2ae freest country In
The evening world., 1907-12-31
PROSECUTION Of
RYAN now PUT
UP TO JEROME
Head Of Public Service Board
Says District-Attomey
Alone Can Act.
MUCH WORK AHEAD.
But Commission Has Nothing
tc Do With Ryan's Deal
in Paper Railroad.

nc ~
Service Commission Into the anAheh
hi.torv and physical condition OF the
~ o.,.r .,,v vii, h.
'tAns'N -
taken up and nnisaed soon at'ss ms
beginning OF the new year"
c,,,rman william D. wilcox, OF Gov.
HsShess fuohc
made this annoaacement to-day to The
r.y.r,,p World.
...x ~. ,nx..-
Mr. "'iooA
tiEation into the Msropoht0h . suee'
p,,tw.y Company. which began 80
,,,n,.,r.,v VA allowed 10 Default i'm
s,.,.is .,,., Anthony n. Brady. tho
-,,I ..,a 80. sss, an n naid ITO
. .,.r,,.,on van and cort-
,nns, stree, rcrria. Railway Company.
Was rehated to Thomas +. Ryan ana
other, in Sill iI.es27s slices. 55 4 4
..rheTe were many important aues-
lions before the comm,ssio4s.' replied
Mr. WILCOX. (Which were Of more i'm
mediate Importance to the travelling
.,.,s,,.
.Mr. jerome. the D,.trici-Attor-
~.
Inrn.she. l.. ~" ..s 80
'e"' '
...,,,
LON mission 10 no. ,esss'Au,e
ss oo'''' .e'.'Nr has -
0 po"s " W o.A. atu's,ue tten
.N o.u "u sio.su pea
.'ss ioF iAiinre on t''s pnt =. .ne so."'
pah'as ~ eoH'piStns s"e'o !hc so.n-
mission seeks 20 ouilu UP ana i,hpfo.,
transit conditlons N Sew iorh. ave
already We oeiseve. mas 'naae !. suos'4"-
tai progress IN 'Ha. uitesI'on
Chairman "'.iSoa .he.' snu',,sia..u -
tae questions .. ] .n,,a..,a.. o' e
10 'ne pu0"N
I. Laying o1t East e
subway.
2. Removal of New York Central
Railroad tracks from Eleventh
avenue.
3. BulidinE of future subways.
:. Hearinxs On trsnsit service
orders,
Not Vet Dcne with RYAN et nj.
- r,., II
WV no' Dsnefe thas tne
puons s.lnps.nlsu WIN m.
- ca.'.,H-,.
.,t1s -. 49, i ,.'.,',s.'., .,.t,s,r
! .ut ,',,.ss, ~ =. "a. -
-. 10. "a. n.s
~ ~. ,or,,ar ,,,. pn.n wa
49,, wht,-a, =, y, A.. ~.
,,r., .,,.sho,,.r ,n ~.
aw. h.y, sr.etI..rIy a.a.hes
81 the Aaa.esal Ms
tory Of the Brooklya surface asA
elevated iines, hsS we. AAxe eoH-
.idePai,ly ,aors tpfao n that asAr-
tor on the liaes In Manhattan"
said Mr.. Wnleox.-.:.'Vsry little has hssn
done In developing the physical eoodi-
lion Of the lines In Qussns Horou<a.
While there have been few transit
service ORDERS issued hefs. thsy Ars
quite OUT OF propoFuoh WIN inc I'M
proyements carried out In The other bor-
ouxhs,
cars Of Inc Manhattan surface line. j.
The evening world., 1907-12-31
Downtown Youngsters See a
Performance on Floor of
Produce Exchange.
CHEERED THE CLOWNS.
Aerobats, Trained Horses and
Jugglers All Do Their
Special Tricks:

WITH business practicable suspended
the noor o. the New York Produce Ex-
Change was converted into "a
this afternoon for the beaea, OF yoor
children 10 rie lower sectioS /of the
o!ty. This Is An annual antertahment
provided by tho :ncuse-rs OF the Ea-
change for severa. ye..= 49,
Tan bark had been sprinkIed a, the
south end OF the door OF the Exchange.
Seats were arranged in a circle and in
stop fashion. IKE chose a, the large CIR
cu0a.
1890 Children Pleased.
yuny nnsen hundred boys and Eir,i
'crcveed into ths s-ats They ohsared
,ustzy when the band struck UP the
darinx bareback feat" In which ar
acrobat did all sorts OF stunts as the
horse he rode dashed about the ring
This Was followed by pony race and
e.,s hoys whooped with delight
Tho con.rl5ttee in charge OF tase affair
DID the rtrat thing in providing plenty
OF clowns. AT every act OF tho clowns
cheer went UP from the boys and
girls which Mas hea.d for a block
1u side OF nae building.
The<s were trape1e performances.
sleight-of-hand experts. trained fox
dogs and juEgiers.
In the other end OF the room man.
moth Christmas tree decorated with
br,sht electric lights had been erected
Presents for All.
Following The circus performance
every boy and girl received q present.
The boxes gwen to the boys contained
q pair OF roller skates. a pocket knife
"a box OF candy and fruit The girls
were given boxes containing pair OF
roller skates. worSeox :or sewing and
darning. with all the necessities. and
box OF candy and fruit
Members OF the Exchange said that II
was worth all the money they had con-
trs5u;-d 10 sec the youngsters enjoy
themselves. L. A. Morcy was chairman
OF tho Committee OF Arrange enanss.
The evening world., 1907-12-31

(coa.inusd on ssoOaa Paos3
The evening world., 1907-12-31

tcsa,.aasa % 4 sasosaA 5ass,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-10
We exclusive agents for
State Adopted School Books
and have a full stock on
hand.

We handle Nunnally'S cele-
brated candy, and have on
hand at all times in all sizes,
assorted chocolates, bonbOns
and chocolates, cryStaliZed
fruits, chocolate almonds.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-10

We are on the jobbing list
of Parke Davis & Co., Sharpe
& DOhne, John Wyeth e
Bro, and carry most COM
plete line pharmaceuticals in
the city.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-10

years conducted successfully cut Drug Store IN
Fzord when forced
combination between the Patent Medicine and the
Retail Druggists which combination us OH
Patent Medicines unless sold them uprces but
Indianapolis the Supreme Court United States rendered decision
forcing the Wholesalers to furnish
Patent Medicines Drug the future will be
Pces {Thee Prices for Cash
Ony}
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-10

Swamp Root ....... 40 and soc
Nyals Stone Root 49,. AZ and Soc
Haywood's Kidney Root 40and soc
Foley's Kidney Cure 40 and soc
Warmers Safe Cure ........ soc
Stuarts Gin and Buchu ...... soc
Hobson's Vegetable Prescrip.
ton ..-......... sue
Wine of Cardui $50. ...... SOC
Bradfield's Female Regulator. Soc
Pinkham's Compound. :. Soc
Pierce's Favorite Prescription soc
Squaw Vine Wine .......... soc
G. +. z. ............... SOC
S. S. s. ................. SOC
B. B. B. .............. soc
p. p. Z. soc
Paine's Celery Compound 80. 85c
Nyals Celery Compound 80. S5c
Harter's Iron Tonic amman soc
Browns Iron Bitters ........ soc
Nyals Nervine. ............ S5c
Miles Nervine ............ $1.OO
Denmark's Iron Tonic ...... SOC
Plant Juice. .............. sue
Hoods Sarsaparilla ....... Soc
JOhnson's Sarsaparilla ....... soc
Ayers SarSaparilla. ........ Soc
Denmark's Sarsaparilla ...... soc
Nyal's Rhuematic Cure ...... Soc
Hot Springs Blood Purifier. soc
Wampole's Cod Liver Oil -. soc
Nyal's Cod Liver Oil ........ Soc
Denmark's Cod Liver Oil 49,. soc
Danderline. 20 and 4Oc
Lyons Kathairon. ........ 40c
Parker's Hair Balsm ...... 40c
COke's Dandruff Cure. ..... soc
Universal Hair Promoter. -. SOC
Halls Remover ............. soc
Florrentine Hair Remover. -. soc
Ayers Hair VigOr .......... soc
Simmons Liver Medicine. zoe
Simmons Liver Regulator -. zoe
Black Draught, ....... zoe
HobSOn's Liver InvigOrator :. zoe
Aliens Liver InvigOratOr -, zoe
Ramon's Liver Regulator -. zoe
st. Joseph's Liver Regulator zoe
Garfield Tea ........... zoe
M Hoo
Kings New Discovery 40 and soc
Bells Pine Tar and Honey.
20 and 40c
Foley's Honey and Tar 20 and 40c
Chamberlain's Cough Sprup.. zoe
Bulls Cough Syrup ,.,...... zoe
Piso's Cough Syrup ......... zoe
White Pine Cough Syrup 80. 15c
Denmark's Expectorine. -. 25c
Cheney's Expectorant ....... zoe
Daniels Laxative Liver Syrup Acc
California Laxative Syrup. =. 40c
Florida Laxative Fig Syrup. Acc
California Syrup of Figs -. 40c
Glycerole SIENNA Aromatic. =. SOC
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. zoe
Hobson's Soothing Syrup -. zoe
Pleasant Worm Syrup ....... zoe
Groves Worm Syrup ...... zoe
Johnson's Fever Tonic .... 40c
Denmark's Fever Tonic .... soc
Groves Chill Tonic. .... 40c
Wintersmith' Tonic ...... Acc
Haywood's Chill Tonic. 800. 40c
NTl,i+o Oil T-iDip1nnt D00
Nerve and Bone Liniment. :. zoe
Rubitine Liniment ......... 25c
Chamberlain Pain Balm. :. zoe
Pain / Cure. ......... zoe
Porter's Healing Oil. .... zoe
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-28
TO ELECTRIFY
NIL IWAUkEE
Nine Million Dollars to be Spent by
New Railroad for Electricity
in State of Idaho.

August Wolf, in an article in the
Pacific Builder and Engineer on the
liberalization of the Milwaukee
Railroad" says;
Nine million dollars will be ex
pended by the Chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railway company in dew
eloping 10000 horsepower. by har-
Messing 35 miles of the st. Joe river
between North Fork and st. Joe in
northern Idaho, east of Spokane, and
this electric energy will be utilized
in carrying freight cars across the
score of sawmills and plants. The
work is to be completed in three
years. This will be the first practi-
cal test of the substitution of elec-
tricity for steam power in this coun-
try, and if it is successful it will be
employed on the entire line between
Missonla, Montana, and the Puget
Sound country. distance of nearly
COO miles.
c. B. Price, hydraulic engineer
of wide experience connected with
the company's electrical department.
has undertaken the project, Aich IS
so feasible that A. J. Earling.. pres
ident of the company, accompanied
by a staff of engineers, recently went
over the ground on AN inspection
tour, passing several days al the
construction work. viewing also the
sites of the dams to be placed in the
swif, mountain river The highest
navigable stream on the continent.
! The plans presented by Mr.. Price
show that practically every available
s.,s .sie foot of. water can be harnessed.
Besides economy and the solution
! of the fuel problem, which has been
serious one to all the railroads in
the northwest the last two years, the
,waullee is following the lead OF
other railroads in using electric pow
err for operating through tunnels.
(, Thirty months is the time !! is
estimated it will require for the conf
pletion of the Milwaukee from Butte
to the coast. Part Of the line will
I, be in operation before that time, as
steel Is already being laid. west OF
the Cascades, bit it may be three
years before a through train will run
to the Pacific coast over the new
! line
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-28
Frolicsome Black Bears.

Attorney Harvey Thomas, who
came down from camp up the Tunk,
today. reports that party of sur
veyors engaged on the South Half
had recently very interesting ex-
perience with a big BLACK bear. When
their tent, in the act of making an
Irish stew with everything in sight.
He was all covered with -four and
presented a most comical sight, but
the surveyors saw no forceful reason
for stopping to laugh They each
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-28
Olivettc Last Night.

In presenting Olivette last night at
/ the Wenatchee Theater the Juvenile
Bostonians sustained the creditable
plane established in their opening
engagement. The orchestra was
present TO enliyen the intermediate
passages with tuneful music. the cos
tunes and scenery We're COCO, and
the cast was as a whole in gcd FORM
The action in the opera passed n
! shores of the Mediterranean in the
reign of Louis XIII. The first act
showed the Seneschal's house OF Per-
pignan act two the ball room Of the
palace OF Rousillion, AMI act three
the Main Brace tavern.
TIE opera of Olivette is familiar
to most theater goers. Jessie Nc
Pherson l., the role of senechal TO
the Coun, of Rousillion made a
pretty soldier Nargie Hall interpret
ing Posiche, barber and inn-keeper
looked as ii she had been plucked
from a story book fthe same char
acter; Mostigue, a cabin boy, imper-
sonated by Rhoda Martin, had a sea
roll in his legs that would have done
credit to SiIbad: Mia Dixon in the
Characterization of Cartimon. mid
shipman also made good soldier:
Rose Cole in the role OF Capt. De
Merrimac .aade good interpretations
of this part, which is dificult one
for a girl to han lie. The manner
in which she dragged her heavy sea
boots across the door and the gest-
ures OF the old sea dog were we'll
done; Ruby Lang was one Of the
most striking figures In the cast. her
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-28

stage presence being excellent. First
in the scarlet costume of the young
officer, and then in the role of his
uncle, Capt. De Merrimac, she made
many friends among the audience
The songs of Miss Ruby were also
well done. Lois Mason in the part
of Duke des Ifs, and Halcyon Martin
as Coqueljcot scored distinct hits:
VelOntin, by Grace Hutchinson and
Bathilde by Zoa Greenough were
good. Olivette, daughter of the SEN
eschal interpreted by Babe Mason
was one of the ctrongest characters
in the cast.
The World has only cne suggestion
to make and that is that the char
acters speak their lines a little loud
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-28
Jurors Get Bedding.

The jurors, who upon Tuesday
put in a pathetic appeal to the court
for bedding and the like have had
their request granted. New iron
bedsteads. pillows. and bed clothing
of all kinds have been installed and
the festive bugs, who like cannibalS
had been in the habit of feeding OFF
human flesh, have been dispersed.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-28
Apple Envelopes.

We have stock OF apple envel-
opes which we will sell at ten cents
dozen or three dozen for 25 cents
while they last.
The design is the apple cluster
the neatest of its kind. II you
want some of these at this price call
within the next few days.
World-Adyance Pub. Co.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-28
Trial Ceases Abruptly and Murderer OF McGee
Pleads Guilty---Dramatc Scene in the
Court ROOm---Tears Flow Freely.

The testimony shows that there was
NO provOcation. McGee was engaged
in conversation with another friend
He wasn't doing anything to you.
He had nothing TO do with you. The
testimony shows that you came UP
and slapped him two or three times
times, and he turned around and
demonstrated with you in perfect
ly proper manner, and that you pull
ed your gun and shot him down.
Now, then. under those circumstances
the jury could not legally, according
to the evidence, find you guilty of
manslaughter. Consequently. the on
ly result would be murder in one or
the other degrees; and | think, un-
der the circumstances, Judging the
faces, that they would be very likely
to find a verdict of murder in the
first degree; but l do not think they
could escape finding a verdict against
you of murder in the second degree.
Now, | go into this more minute
ly because of the predicament that
your attorneys have been placed in.
for two days, trying to make some
thing out of nothing. Now. it goes
without saying that an attorney can
rot put up good defense unless
he has something to work on. You
cannot cut out coat without cloth !;
and that is the situation that your
attorneys are in at this time. They
have almost nothing at the present
time, and it is for that reason that
they have consented to the proceed
ing which is now being bad. ! men
ton these things in justification to
them, and also to assure EGu that
the court takes the same view that
they do.
You are certainly up against
what probably would mean murder
in the second degree and even if ii
should be manslaughter, the pun
ishment that would be meted out te
you would be as great as that whicf
will be meted out to you on the plea
which you have just entered; so that
in all human probability you would
i
fare no better IL the case went Oh
but the probability is you woild fare
worse. That is the view your at
torneys have taken of it, and the
States attorney has the same view
and ] assure you that is my view
I believe that IL the case were to run
on, from what appears already, and
frOmwhat I know is till coming or
the part of the State, that you could
not reasonably expect to escape a
verdict of murder in the second de.
gree, and might possibly have mur-
der in the first degree rendered a.
gainst you. In either event the pen
az! "o"iu oe SiS"sci IheeH tHd'
which will be meted out to you al
this time.
The sentence of the court is that
punishment of the act TO which you
have pleaded guilty and to which
you have adjudged guilty, that you
be confined in the states prison al
Walla Walla at hard labor for per-
iod of twenty years
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