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Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31
MENTION |

G. M. Laiid went to Denver Sunday
to attend meeting of the State Editor
al Association which was in session
Monday.
l.. G. Todd made trip to Denver
Monday morning on business.
E. S. Moulton made business trip to
the state metropolis Monday morning,
returning in the evening.
H. Q. Eastman came up from Denver
Monday evening with two gentlemen
who are interested in the jefferson Cal
houn property. They were from the
east.
H. A. Hicks and brother.in law, Mr..
Adamson, of Butte, Mont, who had been
visiting in the city, went to Denver Mon
day morning.
Mrs Jere Nolan returned Monday
from visit to Denver.
Sheriff Cody visited with his family in
Boulder Sunday.
Chas. Harms returned from Denver
Monday, after visiting with his family.
Robt. Pritchard was called to Denver
Sunday afternoon on account of the ill
ness of his children, who have been in
Denver the past ten days with Mrs.
Pritchard. When Mr.. Pritchard left for
home Monday afternoon they were much
better.
CAPT. II. D. Cough, of the Salvation
Army went to Denver Monday morning
to join the councils of his superiors.
Geo. NJ. Ashmore was in from Rollins
vile Tuesday. Mr.. Ashmore is contem-
plating an eastern trip and will leave
within the next few days.
John G. Jenkins came up from Den
yer Saturday morning on business. He
returned in the afternoon, accompanied
by Norman Mcleod.
H.. j. Hawley visited his family in
Denver Sunday.
Mitch Griffith was in Denver Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Hughes, Miss Agnes Sulli
van and Mrs. L. O'Donnell came up from
Denver Sunday to attend the funeral of
their father, Tim Sullivan.
Adolph Fuelscher and wife, who had
been visiting relatives in Long Beach,
CAL, the past two months, returned
home Sunday evening.
Frank Hardy was an arrival home from
Denver Sunday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Champion returned Sun
day from visit with relatives in Silver
Plume.
VIM. Dennis was among the passengers
to Denver monday morning.
A. Rachofsky returned from a visit
with his family in Denver yesterday.
VIM. Harvey left for the big city yes.
terday morning on business.
Oscar Williams made trip to Denver
Tuesday business principally.
]. T. Johnson, the big wholesale liquor
dealer of Denver, was in the city Mon
day. meeting his customers and taking
orders.
F. w. Kanter came up from Denver
Friday. Mr.. Kanter said the Banta
Hill properties would in all likelihood be
started within shor: time.
Chas. Swanson and brother, a visitor
from New York, went to Idaho Springs
Tuesday. The latter returned to the
east Tuesday evening.
Rev. r. Forester was at Idaho Springs
the first part of the week assisting in a
special series of meetings at the Meth
odist church OF that city.
Mrs. NJ. Mack left for Denver We'd
nesday morning to attend the wedding
of her neice, Miss Elsie Klien.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

Frank Mayhem who has suffered a
protracted seige Of typhoid fever, is said
to be much better. He is able to sit up
in bed this week, the first time during
his illness of fourteen weeks. 1t is the
to improve until his health is fully re-
stored.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

An exchange says that in a neighbor-
hood town a lodge passed the usual res
olutions in token of a deceased brother,
in which it was stated that the lodge
lost good member, the wife dutiful
husband, the editor years subscription
and Shears and Sawback good custo-
mer.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

The district court will convene next
Monday at 80 p. IN. In the absence of
Judge DeFrance who is in California on
vacation, Judge Bailey of Canon City
will preside. The session promises to be
a short one, there being no criminal
cases on the docket.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

Fred A. jackson, a young man who
was raised IN this county, now residing in
Denver, was married in that city last
Thursday to Miss Frances E. Ryan.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

Do you read at night? II 80 you should
have light arranged to suit your eyes
or you may ruin them. No light is as
easily arranged and shaded as an elec-
trio light.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

l.. B. Henry, who for number of years
was engaged in the insurance business
in this city. is now working steadily for
Uncle Sam in Denver. He is carrying a
mail route and is well satisfied with his
lob
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

Word was received here the first of
the week Of the birth of a son to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Painter in Diamondfield,
New. Mr.. and Mrs. Painter are former
residents of this place and have many
friends here who offer congratulations.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

Fred Ballard, who left here the fore
part of the month, intending to locate
either in Silverton, Colo, or Bisbee,
Ariz, has been unable TO leave Denver
on account of sickness.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

1t is reported that one of the popular
young telephone girls Is soon to join
hands and hearts with the gentleman of
her choice for better or for worse.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

Now is the time to buy what you need
in house furnishings. During January
a reduction will be made for cash in all
lines. The A. L. Anderson Furniture Co
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

Edison's Photographs and records at
Hyndmans. Call and get catalog.
"As long as you both do live' trade
with The Hawley Mdse. Co.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

Regular preaching service at the Pres
byterian church Sunday morning and
evening. Topic for the morning service:
"The Christian, Fine Artist" Even
ing, "Creeds."
Us. WILLBANKs.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

Fancy olives stuffed with almonds
something new. Try them. At Haw.
ley's.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31
ABOUT THE CITY

j.. B. Merritt has rented the lower
part of the Helm house on 1st High
street and is moving in today.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

Morrell's celebrated hams and bacons
Hawley's.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

Gregory Cox, a county charge, died at
st. Anthony's hospital in Denver last
Friday, of miners consumption.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31

"Serves you Right"
The Hawley Mdse. Co.
Gilpin observer., 1907-01-31
Furniture, Stoves and Carpets

The A. L. Anderson Furniture Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
WOMAN CH0KES
WAITRESS

choAcd into lnsenslhlilsy by Mrs
Mary Madden LAST nishs in the
Anaconda saloon and restaurant
Annie Williams sistsea yeArold
naitfeas n lylag In prrcarioua
teadiiion 81 her home on Seventh
Az while her aaaaiianl. Mrs.. Mad.
zen Is lsngnlshiug Ia tue eitY aii
hAfins recovered from the sffseta
% the liquor thar provoked her
desperate attack
fairpiman poian Mo arrested
Mrs. Madden. alleges thai the 40.
man had been "a tbs fnnm above
the saloon all day. William Mad
Zen. her husband attempted 90
SET her away from the place AZ 9
. Fiock and succeeded onlY IN in.
taFiaiins her In thls condition she
descended 90 the restaurant and
proceeded % clean up thiurs Miss
Williams, Who vas standing In her
asth ~ destruction. uaa nelasa hy
the thfoa, and pushed against
cigar counter. causing an ugly
kash 60 BE- eos over the Firl'a slEht
eve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
GOV. HOGGATT
|. IS CRITICISED


IN an editorial today the NuN
SAYS There arc many protests
asaiuaf Gov HoEsatt representing
the people % Alaska ~ the oare
uanules in Seattle SATURDAY, While
b. mas appear In his official "a
paelfF a. governor Il shpsia - iia.
tfneffN knuwu e. the officers ~ The
exposition ard others that his psai.
ton unIY has secured for him thla
mAfk 1T esteem
We ahsees O. having him o. rs
utiefanera considered as represent
Ing Alaska 81 tta ideals iiis nupa
aiitua e composed ~ several thas.
Gard Of American VOTERS sho waHt
saif government FOR Alaska. a. fasi
Il ihe aaiY monument shieh fhia
territory uants from fhe governor
That Il the bsat ncmufy h e&a
leave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
JURY
TOMORROW

SAN FRANCISCO, May 81 hut
eighteen talaamen qualified this
morning from Yeuire Of 70 drawn
Wednesday Tor the Hvhmltz jury
The largest crowd since the case
opened vas IN attendance this
morning. the aisisa even being
filled RehmiiE was smiling aud
confident II IL expected The jury
viii be completed tomorrow
Eksfuliee Commissioner guhtHFe
umhsen and either officials % the
ParkHide Realty syndicate. indiet
cd for bFihine the supervisors, ap.
poarnd ia court this morning foe
arraiEument but continuance waa
ordered until next Monday
Frank Drum. Eugene DO Saba
and John Martin. The Indicted gas
officials secured a continuance un
ul tomorrow As asa Rucf aud
sehmilf IN the same case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
IS AUTO A Hoooooi

u the aufo patrol heoduu :
ais la the question the police are
tfftnF 10 answer The total mum
esf q arrests Tor May up until
Hann today vas i0Sg. the largest
nun Der ever made In the city in
single month The influx 81
Alaska Heaters is the reason given
~ sufnn for fhn Increase IN the
number that have gone through
me mtll ~ the courts In fha pat
nehth. Oihrns older. wiser and
more sapaFHiliiuus members Of the
tefee believe that the usw YaE
takEy f. haodoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
TEAM FALLS INTO BAY

A team of horses hitehea to a
large wagon belonging 20 the
Washington Mattress company. ~
came frightened while the driver.
William Elahert. was loading the
wagon Al . o'clock this morning
and ran up on the sidewalk at the
corner o. Maynard and Charles II
crashed through the fllmsy fall aud
vent into the haf one ~ the
hafaes Raa Injured 80 badly that
ltamaae officer Yanpell vas forced
q sheet Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31

as admitted by the Great Walton g
other cities will follow the lead 81
Seattle ana put the outfit uut 81
business entirely
calls on tire cNisf
The Great Walton called on
the chief Ia = yory trActible meed
this morning Tho experience of
= AiEhf ia the els Jail had taken
ali Of the fight cat of the business
end Of the faker troupe lie told
The chief that he had enough Of
Seattle and was moro than anxious
o. seek the peace and QUIET ~
Tacoma lie would fight thu case
bat merely 90 test the law. aud
be did not desire tho chief tn think
that there vas ahything personal
IN the ftkht
The xiait ~ the "ureat" Walton
vas followed b. one FROM his Al.
torasy. eho also politely informed
ne chief that bis client VAS NOV
isE. tent and baggage 20 Tacoma
and wuula nkht the cssa against
him merely for bis protection Ia
other cities
Actors Turned Loose,
The eases against the eight
musicians and three actors attach
"a q the troupe Nhu perN AfFNsf
ga Ia the raids ON the tent WeaneH
day Night and released On bail
yesterday afternoon. were diamlss
81 and tha rass aERinst the 0fraE
Walton vas continued Tor ten aaYs.
Naen be promises % return 20
tight IL
VITA the forced departure II The
-Fhehnmenai Lafayette the cur
taln Fafla at the Close of a public
farce comedy and "hlooaiess pnr.
gwfYs atlil remains mystery a.
an antnItlsfed public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
TAKERS PUT OUT
OF BUSINESS
NEW PANEL AT
BOISE TRIAL

holsE. Idaho. May al The
members Of tho new panel which
filled every ayailable space In
Judge Woods court when the Hay
Wood trial WAS resumed today. /.
The best appearing yet summoned
Apparently the protest 81 the de-.
Tense had weight as farmers NO
lenEef constituted a majority. but
mere IL goodiY sprlnkiing of la.
noflhs men, merchants and ma.
ehanies
Judge Wood IL tfyinE 10 hold tho
attorneys down "a necessary ques
ilenlng In order 60 complete the
Jury BY Saturday night
u Il believed hy ATTORNEYS on
both sldea that the jury will b.
sworn IN Saturday aud evidence
taking begin next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
BALLARD SCHOOLS
TAKEN OVER

Superintendent u Schools Frank
i Cooper. accompanied by Archi
taet Jnmea Stephens and Assistant
Secretary . G Terry. Of the school
board. are IN Ballard today for tbs
purpose OF taking possession u tbs
parapharnalia and other property
~ the ballard school district.
which became n part Of the Sc
attic school district BY The annex
alton The board has not yet de-
termined what action viii be taken
with reference 10 the teachers and
principals ~ the Ballard HchgoiE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
NE W MA IRON A T
POLICE STATION

Mrs Margaret DE Han. the new
police matrea recently appolRted b.
chief - Police Wappenstelu. A..
summed her official duties this morn.
inE
Mrs lie 4sn aaa 10 hayp started
a. police mAlren June bui MaiF0n
Kelly wha has heen appointed
matrua 81 the county SAL and who
has been acting as police matfun
pending the chiefs appointment
Waa granted a vacation today and
Mira. Ne uan Nas asked 10 BEGIN
her duties = dag earlier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
ALBERT REEKS
IMPROVES

The condition OF Albert nesks ia
rennrtsd to-day 20 he somewhat tn
proved ever Yesterday Its brother
Harry WHO furnished a square foot
Of skin Zoe KraftinK on Aiheft
iteekH' les in order Go prevent IT,
as told ~ exclusively
In feater1ars Star. ia also DOING
nicely and viii be- able 10 leave the
Alnaf hospital. where theY are both
confined. iu a short time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
.rpEAT" WALTON AND PHENOMENAL" LA
rAyETTE ARE DRIVEN FROM THE CITY
ny STARS EXPoSURES-WILL TRY TO
rLEEcE TACOMA NOW

4pAanameaM Ia Fayette"
-. arrived in Tacoma today
m soharn Ia Tacoma for
- weeks. uuleaa the police %
~ fellow the methods Of
- wsppensgein aus force him
-. 81 "a a more Eulliblo com.
- expensive tent erccied a.
-s.,a Il AHa Tenth Ry tn
-. iAe patent medicine shuwe
- wxra never given, IL bain6
- aown ta.lAy and there T. 10
- = that quiet neishhorhood
. sxpenslxalY fitted offices In
r.lahroak bulidlng are being
....tl..a TIE "wpadnrwurglne
~ -fhenamenAl Lafayette
s-.tta ea4ea befofe u began
- afflicted q the city caa
- Asif meney
csmmonisS Rsleielna.
=. -PAnnamenal Lafayette
-. heAlad hin a rciolcing
''-r.nlty sna same three thoua
= ISiars q tha money sccurea
=. - lees discriminating people
! -. lssAho tlls expenses here
J. ,nfss a. that figure while
:. ..esspas wera practically on
- oniy memanto u the palcnt
..esns campaikn which will -
= : seattle tpaiKht IL . ease
'..,s.t tks sCreat Walton on the
80 a Judge Gofdens court
(. ~srrouth q the arrests q
~....siay nisht This case s. %
~.l. a test eAka. according 20
!. 4Feaf wAltnn Il vii b.
- afom Jatke Gnrdoas court
I - ssr~g4nr esart and thence 60
q mureas cogFt 70 determine
I, ,aske~sty 81 4 city 30 step
- vsrfur4nanee DfhcrWtse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
NAY SALARY ORDINANCE is
ALONE UNSIGNED

hanas - that they could rorrse'
raxf 3eatay HiEht the hlunasf q
aawynr Reynolds and Murphy
The uspneF has been appropriated
every month for The par ~ ths
street superintendent The only
difference has been a. "a uae
should get the warrant and AZ n
mayor ard council could NOT agree
The warrants have never been pre-.
ssnfsd
Mayor Moore saYs he ga cot 81
pet q siEn The warrants for Cas-
should they be made out, bat would
aiiow the courts 10 settle the iast.
ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
SEATTLE SPIRIT
Is OUT AGAIN

The Seattle Spirit magazine has
put IN second Appearance. the
June muir Der having reached ghe
stands today. The current issue ia
an ardent exposition booster. fan-
frlhafIHa a cartoon ~ Henfra an
A - j. cover design ard spieHs
ga story - FRANK T. Merffeh a
decided Improvement ia noted be The
second issue ~ the seattle Spirit
ard the publication is proving most
worthy ~ the support of the pub
I.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
BALLARD CLERKS
TO KEEP PLACES

The heads Of al departments Of
the city government wers notified
today BY the civil service commits.
sion 10 report the names OF all en-
plqYea In their Ballard service Who
have been carried over on the tai
lard payroll These will be kept In
the service NJ emergency employees
until they an have an opportunity
q take the examinations
Many of the ballard employees
haVa alrenay passed this civil srrv.
lee examinations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
srw ,ssr % ss.ilrox

" IA frgIefn 10 thn victim in
fhs latest reported faaa ~ small
rus. De haNfHs been femafFf a.
ths pesf house from down tauu
fHsfHiff
Fhs fseatHs fee che nnnth 81 faf
shaw IS saass - aHaliuaa rs %
dtpHfhsfsa aaH fs - scarlet fever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
RATTLE OF PLANKS CAUSES
SUIT FOR $lO,l42

Matthew Moore las asked the
city ~ Seattle % pay him Gtotfa a.
damages Tor injuries ana losses DO
sustained because lot ~ pianks
ratified
hr Moofs's complaint Il sons
what unusual Some time ago no
was driving down Rainier npuls-
ward The PLANK 81 NHieh the street
surface n composed ratified under
his horses feet. Whefsapau the anil
nal took fright and ran away
The result Haa that the OUTFIT
dashed into pore along the road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31

IS SHOT

fswipv. Tsiezrsph ssrvt~~J
i1N FRANcIscO. Nay al
'xtzan Rsaaiah. a striking car
Pc Aia last nlght opened fire on
y ssifUln.su and ia return re-
|spn EouaGs whleh will undoubt-
~ anSs bis 6ssfh.
" evsraI tays Reddish has
= ae,inE qussflY last night AZ
atulusu Moran and strong we're
iHng TIE ksnfsekr street car
~ ihots Eers beard Moran
- ssvsfai times but not killed
anl1su vent % hia assistance
kstfish wa finally captured
= fnund Of ahosa aud taken 20
A1apIsal
4 viil &c
Taa VII recuvsr Reddish f.
4'sd 70 bs insane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
SISTER KILLED
BY SISTER

GRAND FORKS. May ai-osinE
10 al nltsrcation arising over fam.
~ duties - b. performed Bella
unnaan. s.. struek her sister Emma.
q. vlth a piece o. stove wood and
killed her
The dead girl fingered FOR several
hours but did not regain conscious.
ness.
The coroner VIII hold an inquest
Both girls we're hlghiT respected
The older has always been ka1an
a. having a most violent temper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31

s-wT n0atslY appropriation hiil
ne De first of January 40 %
n ks ben sEnsd BY Mayer
knr. csuneslmsn sawyer. RAY
vas as4 MnrphY aas az 10 veto
10 MAJ orainanes themselves Ia
II ~ a tAs street sageTiutendenfs
|MrT 10 cones~Eed Today the
'w.ar i 30 bunxist ~ that 90 one
D rsr akls u saY II The MAJ sal-
~ s.ll b p4lt
I b fspoftet tnfay around The
|1f Aaa thar 3 move bad been
|nrs1 70 have the eouncii recall
y nlary hili now IN the mayors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
To INVESTIGATE
CHIEF OMAN
ts~rSs- rr,s.r.sA ..-.....,

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar 81 Al
the request u Judge nanne fHafrict
Attorney i.AnEd0n uffi roaVsna the
Efani Jury tomuFfum 50 laFeHHEafe
HnanN alleged anrrFtnz whh fha
lHnAns alleged IAmpsginK wifh me
him from nffier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
SEATTLE MAN
SUICIDES

SPOKANE. Wash. May 81 VII
liam fhnmpaoa. formerly a Seattle
Insurance man committed suicide
BY taking atf9ohulne In the city
iail today. lie had been ARRESTED
a. a YaE
Drink vas thu cause % bis
downfall lie had beaten his wife
until she had Ia leave him
Thompson WAS formerly In the
railroad business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
tFrra nsrnER srrcnr1l-

TACOMA MAY 81 u IL fassssa
t#As " g HHFt father ~ Nfs
.fsffia'd has ashed ur Calhoun ~
stsfiss eoH1 fag che liberty - Esthsr
N4tehsH Nhrn fhe crimlnni taaahss
SO tahen ta ths nsw uara ~
WHfta WafIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
KuRokl IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May 81. Gen Kurokl
was the guest laet night at q ban.
quet aud no heard many kind
words spoken Of his own country.
There we're toasts given for the
Mihado
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
Large Mems Suits.

one department devoted entirely
r ssits Tor extra large men y
: Hutchinson a Co. Ger md anH
thlon %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31

fstsr Special serxt~~s
rarRaANKs, ALASKA. MAJ IL
- Huxxzfi ~ AisskA. Who IA now
I, z~sirle Il attend The kfoant
-s<isf exercises a the Alaska.
7.,es Pacific. Is not representa-
n x sse Alaskan people. accord
a . IN Fairnaaks SeNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31

eide. smashed the huFEy. thfsw
eompiainaHf auf and ~ he says
caused him great injury ana much
mental anguish and suffering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
oUes LAWS BOISE


BolsE NaY 81 Eugene y peba
has iefi HaIae ~ The earnest go
lififatian ~ the sociaiisfir leaders
And attorsYs narFuW aud Rich.
ar8ann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31

One department devoted entirely
70 suits for extra large men. Is
- Hutchinson 4 Co.. cor 2ud and
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
'aeIrRE on Wv EnALASD.

ne stsrsautieaa lecture on tss
4, people aHd government -
$40 VII be given a. the
~ shureh Thlfd and cedar
T. nihs ~ Hon a a Brown a
n, loHn journalist New Zra
ofaiHs = ~ Brown. is ths
II len ~ earth where There
Ai'iohaifes. sb1 ~ uaupern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31

nsslsss sEws m an Eoi
rcsul SAYS ~ WILL NOT
a REPRESENTATIVE OF
n1ssas PEOPLE At ESER.
nsss IN SEATTLE ToMoR'
es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31

\
asltsra
epsing
N tAs
are 70
anxa
g ma
enc
as ths
called
sias =
ih~rsss
1tAA3AK
erred
Aklz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31


M
YEN
LII
Mart.
:.
-
and
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Rose
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-03
THAW IN TOMBS
PAT|E nj
At DELAY
RUM0RS OF FURTHER
CHANGES IN JURYMEN
my Morning journal special leased wire ]

IBy Morning journal Special leased Wire !
New York Feb Ills trial hay
ing been adjourned over from Ntstrr-
day TO Monday Harry Is. Thaw sat
impatient tn his cell III the Tombs to-
day regretting that some arrangement
could not be made to avoid the week
end truce I'm his battle tor life and lib
erty
Thaw's attorneys were busy today
rounding out the mass of testimony
which the defense viii put before the
jury None of them Will venture a
prediction as 60 how much time viii
be required 10 present the evidence.
They viii be ready to proceed Mon
dag but were inclined TO uouht that
District Attorney jerome win dnd it
possible % introduce all the direct tes-
timony the state has to offer within
the two hours and a half OF the Mon
day morning session Mrs Thaw.
wife of the prisoner was early at the
Tombs today and spent two hours
with her husband It was reported
that young Mrs Thaw's constant COM
panion May Mackenzie VIII be one OF
the hrst witnesses for the prosecution.
which hopes to prove by her that
ThaW made threats against the life OF
Stanford White Miss Mackenzie was
subpoeuaed Immediately after the
tragedy
District Attorney jerome Is spend-
ing Saturday and sunday with his
family at LakcYlle Conn, and no one
at his office today would either affirm
or deny the report.
Mr Peabody. ut Thaws counsel
was also a visitor al the Tomhs today
and I'm leaving took occasion to deny
that ThaW had decided TO take the
stand I'm his own behalf While such
ana action might be possible. he said.
uo decision to that end has been
reached.
ltumors of possible changes I'm the
jury continued To circulate. and It was
said chat when the trial IS resumed
Monday morning the district attorney
may sming a surprise Thaw is
pleased with the jury as IT Is now
constituted however and his lawyers
are equally Wei F4t@dta
Unless some extraordinary pressure
is brought 10 bear upon them ii Is not
likely they viii consent TO any further
changes,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-03
ITALIANS AND SPANISH
LABORERS FOR ISTHMUS

Kingston. Jamaica. Feb 2.--Sisnor
Gusmini. contractor Of Milan, italy,
left here yesterday for Colon on the
steamer Priuz Eitcl Frederick. Signor
Gusmini said he had arranged CON
tracts with 10000 Italian and swedish
Iaborors TO work ON the isthmian ca
nal at reasonable wages and that he
was prepared To land them on the
isthmus within six months.