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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01
GET IN OUT OF THE SHOWER.

the have right discuss the conduct of the
legislature
kindly and shoud not lose It's temper IN
SHOWER THAT FALLING JUST NOW.
highly organized machine dominant In at least
branch OF the legislature s apparent TO all
agreed with all that Governor
has taken the position that
machine OF like disposition with
branch OF the gatuewa not In the executive ONCE
Chamberlain withheld his until the legis
HOUSE WOULD HAVE PASSED ALI
HEAD.
outside OF those
VIII happen 10 70 temporarily position OF
irresponsible Republican
gon IN POSITION DISADVANTAGES ANYONE CAN SEE.
the Republican the defensive be-
foreth people viii dispute
thoughtcs mpuslve machine
politicians business
checked i plain
should hoart aud
partisanshpwllCH n Al
WAYS MANIFEST nEFoRE FINAL DEFEAT.
basis sood government and state ana
held by the Republican hut Is outside OF the ma
chine.
machine domination
without
gard 10 responsibility the people.
motives OF but to
point out that MEANS DEATH To
CAUSE on RErUBiICANIsM
The Oregon must travel bic in the other direction
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01
PUBLIC EXTRAVAGANCE.
(Dally Eugene GuardJ

(Daly Guard)
There editorial denouncng the late Legislature
expected anything there
three and half millions
HAVE BEEN MILLIONS
taxpayers bills
oregonlan print
timebut they will be working
the Salem leaving probably those who
biggest gratis BFCAUsE THEY ARE MINUS
"PULL" on ZIG INTERESTS SO ESSENTIAL TO POLITICAL Sue
CESS.
independent absolutely
the old This
graft though they
a the
the themselves AND WE HAVE BECOME NATION
GRAFTERs. II s government to do
shrewd through It is the other fellows
that middle of
PAPERS AND LEGISLATORS FOR INSTANCE They fierce
watohdogs the Marion
school
appropriang university demanded
LARGE SUMS TRAINING OF TEACHERS even the
dsere
seldom hitting would
like
things all know. Is NATIONAL As
WELL As STATE REGENERATION. Commerasm its sharp
tricks and shrewed practices being applied
creased and the
DEPENDENT VOTING WOULD he AN EFFECTIVE REMEDY but
this Just impossible performance electors
regular bathing or steady work TO the hobo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01
Mail Carriers Resign.

Butte, Mont, March 1.-The mail
carriers of this city will quit work
In a body this afternoon as the re-
quest which they made for increased
pay met with a point blank refusal
at Washington. Two weeks ago
they rendered their resignation to
Postmaster Irwin stating they would
quit work today unless the govern
ment saw fit to raise their pay be-
ing unable to live on the present
wages. The salaries for carriers In
this city are $4OO to 5000, the lat
ter figures being the maximum OBJ
tainable after a number of years
service. The carriers in their petit
tlon to Washington stated that the
cost of living in Butte was higher
than in any other city or town in
the United States and that the cost
was increasing instead of diminish
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01

according TO geologists, averages
about three miles width and six in
length. II is In sheet formation and
lies near the surface. so that It can
be quarried, aud no underground
work will he necessary. Much OF
Il lies without covering OF any kind
A large number OF test pits have
been sunk at different points In the
district. and they have shown a
thickness OF stratined vein running
from eight 10 twenty-five feet. Ac-
eording 10 Thomas r. Wells, an ex-
perieneed miner, who visited the
place the district can yield zoe, ,OOO,-
600 tons OF high grade ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01
moMr ron oymwonKrp cLrRKs.

An institution needed poor broken
legislative clerk.
RECUPElIAfE
As FAST \
think DO becomes OF tho unfor
told nght make legislation poss
ToinE pttance. wearing the
bone WHAT WHEN LRGisIaArUIm An.
No one viii pay a day experts their
- smiles aud pleasant thrown In.
should bo halfpay with
work HAVE nEEN ACCUSTOMED To HAIF.wORk WITH
FULI~PAN.
bi look Toe
provided day legislature that viii do is
beIns held JOB OF CHEtsErARINc
Ann rAItslMONIoUs LAWMAKERS.
should the legislature who viii make
downtrdden oveworkd clerk
compelled Tor Twins As MANY on
CoMrRIIiD
should this provide resting place
tor these victims Of legislative ndustryN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01
Electric Chair for New I,..

Jersey City, March Cas-,
Stokes having signed the Bin a,
izing under-sheriffs to sa M,
sheriffs in executing the luin
of the court in capital case. u
the penalty imposed Is daa
hanging, announces that Del
only applies to capital crlna 1
mitted prior to today, as a.
after this date the death penily
be electrocution conducted y
head keeper of the state prlot.
latter law though passed lls /
did not become operative uhr
day as no appropriation to uH'
into effect was made by the "a
islature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01
SALEM SHOULD HAVE CRACKER FACTORY

material and fuel the cheap
este O a factory here.
nearly enough OF the
products OF such n factory make
OF home industries that city afford to hell
a they after started
club could the matter boost by helping
secure n for the plant.
could supplied with crackers from this point
ms n OF distribution.
should the crackers
% 40 OF the free lunch counter goods
the legislature has great
future by establishing a this kind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01

The total amount OF money ap-
proPriAted by the recent legislature
was IS, 7sS.67s. After paving this
bis bill. Oregon Won't have much
change left out OF four million dol.
lars These peoples" legislatures
are certainly free with the peoples
money. Dallas Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01
rnF RErunucAS PARTY ~ OREGON.

AZ representatives
tell that body
pared previous
leadng could be answered Ia
Justice HAD ASKED rHE oVts
TsoN AND 50 m MAS ENADkn.
80 Republicans All vital issues
railroad the normal schools
ana TlN nTgIDKn ALMOST EVENLY
Republican capAhe Of following
aeeslon o gosernmen
4, "A q going the other
Thi Is not sayng me ssee Aone honorable
ana ue,i meaning . the
Du, q opnosa What sAeaia b he nm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01
I6vE.

Loves bunch wayng bound around with ribbons blue
Loves peephole with tpoe looking through
Loves a Jar Of m honey fair enchanted CLINE
You can drink from Il forever be thirsty all the time
Loves world-bIg butterflies awing
Loves all where enchanted onge sing
Loves launching goong baby with the sunshine It's hair
Loves a passport heaven and goodbye TO all
the things OF the earth
is ALI OF the transcenden worth,
Love Is OF moonlight In a faron Eden night
isove ilove isloye iswel bet that loves all right
Judd Mortimer Lewis in Houston, Texas Post
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01
Alice Roosevelt Weddns

Was something to be recorded 1
annals OF history. Herblns AiiI
acknowledged the greatest d
regulators. A positive cure N
ious headaches, constipation 2
and Fever. and all liver e0upi
j. C. Smith. Little Roek'
writes. "Herbine is the gsaiz
or medicine known. Have =
fof years. II does the work
by ID. j. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01
The Texas Monder.

Cures all kidney. bladder and
rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug
gists. or two months treatment by
mail for 81. DIR. r. w. Hall. 2s26
Olive street. st. Louis. Mo. Send
for testimonials Sold by Stones
drug store. dw-1yr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01
Iron orr Discovered In Canada.

ottowa, March IA very remark
able discovery OF iron ore has been
made about twonty miles east OF
Port Arthur, Tho iron-beArlng area.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-01
PLIES CURED IN q no "A NAYS

PAzo OINTMENT b guaranteed
10 cure any ease of Itching. nnua.
nleediAg o. Protredlng Piles in %
IA days o. money rsfsnded. see
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
THE LATERAL SEWERS.
Contractor Beeran Has Them Well
Under Way--Will Finish On Time.

Contractor l.rrman. who was award.
cd thr contract Tor laying the lateral
" r u 'H. various streets OF IN,
c,. l., 90. own 10 Murn ,n g,od
share. .iud reports that more than
half OF the work ~, East Main street
"'Nict g enc % :Nc principal thorough.
fares. has been completed
1hi, contract wa. given out under
supervision Of the Board OF Public
Works several days ago, There were
only two bids. and that OF Contractor
Besnlan being considered the best.
was accepted. with the provision that
the work must be completed within
six months OF the time the contract
was signed.
Contractor Keenan, began within
ten days after the bid had been
awarded. and has been working stead.
lily ever since. He has a good force
of mcA who understand their business.
and feels confident that he will finish
the work easily within the time pre-.
scribed by the contract.
MIR. Beeman was the successful
bidder for the extensive system OF
street sewerage. He did an excellent
Job on this work, and the same will
no doubt be true Of the contract he
now has in hand.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
OLD LANDMARK 70 GONE.

Presbyterian Ma0ss at Newborn
Destroyed BY Fire Sunday.
The old Presbyterian manse At
Hawthorn. which has been standing
for many years. was burned Sunday
night. and this removes from that SEC
ton one Of the old landmark.
The building, which had been given
up as . parsonage several years aso.
vas occupied ~ q residence BY T. r.
Hawthorn and family. The Aro was
discovered too late to extinguish the
flames with the inadequate equip
ment for fighting hre provided In The
town. with the result that the entire
building and . part OF the conteuts
were consumed.
Friends OF Mr.. Hawthorn and FAINT
ly sympathiEe with them In their loss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
ITCHING P|MP[ES
TORMENT ) BOYS
Arms ard hanus r..octcu -Cou;i
Not Sleep Because Of itching
Suffered r. Two E5at'.3 Tx"
Two Cakes Of Cuticura Soap and
ONE BOX OF CUTICURA
CURED THEM ALL

~ have Ave boys. from Ave II eleven
years II aee. who we've affected some
time last winter by soIse kind II skin
disease. The worst parts 81 the hsdy
small pimpIes formed and itchsxi. They
suffered for two months % that they
could not sIeep at night. rsotit~d an adj
vertisement about the Cuticura Rem
edies and we made trial Of ono or
two cakes u Cuticura Soap and q box
OF Cuticsra Ointment which gave great
satisfaction. I washed their bodies
Cuticara Ointment every Other day.
since then they have al been healthy.
A. T.. Carlson. Nortross, Travess Co.,
Mimi, Nov. 70 and Dec. %. 1905"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
Carpenter-ooss.

Miss Minnie Doss OF Astor Park,
daughter of Mr.. J. p. Doss, and Mr..
Bernard Carpenter. son Of the Rev.
W. J. Carpenter Of Tampa. were mar
ried on Tuesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock, at the residence II the brides
father at Aston Park. The Rev. w.
b Cooper of rmatilla jerforn:d the
ceremony. during which the brides
sister, Miss Lillian Dose. presided at
the piano aud played Hearts and
Flowers" Immediately after receiv.
ing congratulations the happy couple
were driven to Astor. where they
took the boat for this city. their fu.
ture home.
A sumptuous wedding luncheon was
served preceding the marriage cere.
mooy.-Jacksonville Metropolis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
Mr.. MELTON ENrERrAiNs.
Took jolly Party 81 oeala People on
Fine Automohije Ride.

The Ocala Banner correspondent
who Is writing from Seabreeze OF
the Ocala people who are sojourninG
at that popular resort and Daytoua
Reach. has the following to say Of .
citizen Of MicanOpy. who has been
spending the past few days there:
Mr.. c. e. Melton. lumber opera.
tor and banker OF Micanopy. who has
spent the month Of August at Day.
tona Beach. and who has his fine 30.
horse power Cadillac machine at the
beach with him. took US to the ball
game. and after the game was over
gave us a splendid spin Ovef the beau
tiful hard roads of Daytoa, through
its principal avenues. which are noted
for their picturesqueness q ID beauty.
thence along the beach AZ far down
as Port Orange. and II was the most
delightful ride We have ever enjoyed.
We made the trip to Port Orange.
which ia seven miles, In nine min
utes. Mr., Melton IL a splendid citisen
and is doing . great deal for the up
building OF our neighbosin9 town.
Accompanied BY his family Mr.. Mel
ton left this morning for Hot Springs.
North Carolina. where they viii enjoy
the month Of September"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
WORK Started on Rsi read.

West Point. Ca. Sept. 3.-The
work On the extension Of the Chatta.
nooga Valley raodroad mas begun In
earnest. One crew Of about 900 meu
Is at work about four miles above the
town, another near TIE city water
works in the edge Of town. while q
third gang is ut work near Glenn. II
has been definitely decided that the
road will he extended to Texas. Heard
county. thirty-four miles.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05

II you are troubled With liver com
plant and have not recsivo0 help
read this. Mrs. Mary r. HAmDo01.
Moody, Texas: Il was In poor
health-with liver troubls-foe OVER
q year. Doctors did me no GOD and
tried Herbine. and threo boetlos
cured me. ! can't ~ too nneA 6or
Herbine. ~ L b . w0a0erful liver
medicine. I always have q IN ~
house. Publish where yoa wish. !"
sold by w. N. Johnsoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
LETTER 70 ]. u. AloeNNoAN
Gainesville, Fla.

Dear Sir: They're CHAD they fosnd
out Dev0e. T.
Corpus Christi, Te1k' b right O
the Gulf and one a 70 hardest cn.
. %.ss: t s,. S:.''; bot ''' air. and
The Sudbury Building. painted D.
VOC In 1850. 10 . sAiaing example ol
perfect paint snov.White after years,
n II painted lASt Wook.
We should like every propefty-0wn-
e. from Maine TO Mexico to 80 that
white. white. white.
Expesience teaches who wants 10
learn ~ well - Who waits 70 b
kicked. Yours truly.
- r. W. DBVOE 4 co.
paint
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05

The New Pure Food and Drug Law.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles Is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law rs II contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. and We recommend
II as . safe remedy for children and
adults. J. W. NcCollum Z Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
RlRN At ANTIOCH
WAS BURNED SUNDAY
Struck B; Lightning While 0~a.
er and Family Were Away.
I'VE LOSS WAS A TOTAL ONE

Gran. Oampier Loses Heavily a.
e.syl, OF Franks from lightning.
Which Struck His Barn and Con.
.uned the Building and Contents.
whjl. attending divine worship at
Oh. little church at Antioch with his
,,uily Sunday afternoon. Frank
I,.myier. a well-knOwn farmer Of that
...,,iou. met with a misfortune which
cost him his barn and all feed. and
uhich h. will be unable to overcome
until he can harvest another crop.
Report has II that terrific thunder
and wind storm. accompanied by
lightning. visited the Antioch section
Sunday afternoon, during which the
harm OF MIR Dampier was struck by
lightning. igniting and burning the
harm and all contents. consisting Of
a quantity OF hay and grain.
As has already been stated. Mr.
Dampier and his family were at
church. and there was nobody on
the place at the time. When they re-
turned the family found the place
reduced to ashes.
Mr.. Dampier is an industrious.
hard orking farmer. and has the
sympathy OF all who know him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
MEETING SCHOOL 0oARo.

Board Me- One Day Earlier On Ae.
count q Examinations.
The regular moathly meeting o(
the Board Of Public instruction was
held Monday. being one day earlier
on account Of the teacher exAmina.
tions. which will begin today.
There we're present . full board.
comprising r. B. Weeks. chairman.
H. b. BROKER and ]. r. Futch. also
superintendent DR.. J. L. Kelley.
The regular routine Of business
was disposed Of. after which the
board adjourned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
OF 00teeeoe - Many.

Foley's Ki1nsy Care wfll cure any
case Of kidDsy q blaAdes troabss thaa
y not bsyo0d The rsaeA Of Medicine.
No medicine can do more. J. ". No.
ColluR Z Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
PICNIC At 0URNETTS LAKE.
Reported That . Big Picnic VIII Be
Given BY People Of Alsehva.

Given by People Of Alsehva.
1t is stated that the good people
OF Alachua. who are bent upon enjoy.
ing life to the fullest extent. have
decided to give grand picnic and
dinner at Burnett's Lake. only q mile
and a half distant from that town. on
Friday
The people Of Alachua are not only
an energetic set. but they believe in
a good time. The picnic will no
doubt be attended by q large crowd.
and 1t goes w.'lu saving that the
day will be- passe! n IL most enjoy.
able manner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
LIGHT QUESTION
IN LYNCHBURC
City Council Cannot Agree Re-
garding Municipal Ownership
Of Light Plant,

LYNcHBURG. VA, March s.-After
both branches of the City Council dis
agreeing on the details of a contract
with tho Lynchburg Traction and Light
Company, for contract for street
lighting. and both bodies refusing to
be moved from it's stand, the joint
Committee on Lights, acting IN tho
capacity OF Committee Of Confer
ence, has agreed on q proposition un-
der. which Y will recommend ten.
YEAR contract at thirteen and one-half
cents a light per night. with the privi-
lege at the end Of four years for the
city to purchase the internal part Of
the plant at cost, without interest or
deduction for depreciation, II, however,
the city should decide to take the
system over and supply its own lights,
then the price will be fifteen cents a
night, and the city will have to pay
the adherence when 1t buys the. plant,
The matter has been engrossing the
attention OF city officials and citizens
alike for more than year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
MRS. THAW TORESUME
SOCIAL LEADERSHIP
Has Ordered That Her House ir
Pittsburg Be Refurnished for
Entertaining.
I Special to The Times Dispatch. ]

PITTSBuRG, PA, March 3.--Mrs
William Thaw will return to Pittsburg
ms soon as the trial of her son is
finished. and will at once resume her
leadership OF tho local -four hun-
dred," She has already instructed her
agents to go ahead with the interior
decorations and furnishings of the new
house adjoining "Lyndhurst." the Thaw
family mansion, and in n letter to an
intimate friend here Mrs. Thaw says
that she is tired and wants to get
back home as soon as she can
Pittsburg society will welcome her
with open arms When 1t became
known that Mrs Thaw would probably
be back here within the next month
there was meeting OF persons promi-
nent socially, and it was decided that
she must resume her old position as
social leader as soon as she arrives
The new house which Mrs. Thaw will
occupy was built last spring, and col,-
tracts for $4,000 worth of fuInish-
lngs and decorations were let. Their
game the Madison Square Garden trag.
edy, and Mrs. Thaw ordered that al
work on the new house cease unit
lurther notice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
MURDERER BECOME S
MEMBER OF CHURCH
Doomed to Die on Friday, He Is
Baptized Into German
Baptist Church.

LURAY, VA. March s.-ln tho pres-
ence OF about twenty witnesses, exclusive
of about half dozen prisoners, Charles
Good, sentenced to be hanged in Luray
next Friday for the murder of his sweet
heart, Miss Fannie Stroop, In this county
OH November 10th, WITS baptized In the
Jail this evening by Elder Walter StricS-
ler of the German Baptist Church.
Tho ceremony consisted Of beins
plunged three times, face down, in a large
tub of water. For more than an hour
before the ceremony Elders Strickler and
j. b, Huffman read extracts from their
church books. each of which possessing
an Interrogation was answered by the
doomed man in a strong voice. Most Of
the TINA he sat with his head buried In
his hands. and 1t was apparent he was
battling to keep back sobs
Before the ceremony Good sat on his cot
in his steel cage between the two min
listers, no others being allowed withll
the cell. His mother and two sisters
were lust on the >outside. but during
the ceremony Goods oldest sister be-
came hysterical, and had to be led
away from the scene.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
BROTHER WILL STAND
~',ua.A BY HIS SISTER
Says Blood Is Thicker Than
Water-Always Knew Thaw
Was Crazy Man.

NEW YORK, March s,--Despite re-
PORTS that Howard Nesbit. brother OF
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. would testify
against his sister and Thaw, il put on
the stand, the young man declares he
will help his sister all he can.
Howard Nesbit has been looked upon
Ds II strong factor for the prosecu-
tion with which to tear holes in
Evelyn Thaw's story OF her relations
with Stanford White, al he has all
along expressed an enmity toward
Thaw. lT''
To those of his acquaintances to
whom he has talked with In the last
few days, however, he has said thet
ne will set aside all feeling toward
his brother-in-law IN an effort to help
his sister.
''Blood Is thicker than water" he
said emphatically, "and will stick
TO my sister to tho end. have always
Thought Thaw was crazy, and Mr..
White was kinder to me than any
other person in the world ever was;
but I'll stand by Evelyn now that she
% In trouble
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
POLICE OFFICERS
ARE STILL ALIVE
Both Are at Deaths Door-Negro
Will Be Tried Within Two
Weeks.
Especial to The Times. plspatch. !

lI
FAYETTEVILLE. N. c., March a.
Chief OF Police chason and off1cer Buck-
ingham. who were shot here last night
by the negro Tom Walker at the time
that he murdered oMcer Lockamy In
resisting the search OF his house for
scontraband liquo., are lying at High
smith Hospital In most preca rious con-
dition. lowering between life and death.
The attending physicians are unable 10
hold out much hope for the recovery OF
either OF the wounded men, and it Will
probably be tWenty-four hours before
their ultimate condition.
Chason's wound is In the head and
the physicians have been as yet unable
to remove the ball.
Buckingham was shot in the shoul-
der. and the ball pierced the lung, and
iikewise has not yet been removed
Pneumonia Is threatened. The arrest
of Walker. the murderer, at Dunn
last night about midnight was ef-
fected by Howard Smith. D. X. Taylo,
and II. L. Lamb, members Of the possf
who had gone up on train No. Sc OF
the Coast Line In search OF him.
Walker had beat his way to Dunr
on n freight train. and bought there
n ticket for Washington. D. G. Fs
then boarded train No. 50. and Mr.
Smith recognized him and covered hin
| with a revolver. Walker had shavct
| off his moustache and had his fac
| hlacked He was taken ir charge b.
| Sheriff Watson, OF this county, and MI
| j. B. Tillinghast, of Fayetteville. ah'
| taken 20 Raleigh for safekeeping unit
| his trial takes place In two weeks
| Excitement was intense here all night
4 but all is quiet to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
STROTHERS' CASE
WILL 60 TO JURY
BY WEDNESDAY
Testimony Will Be All in To-Day.
But Instructions Will Be
Argued.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March s.--1t
is expected that after two or three un-
important witnesses examined In the
Strothers case to-day, the Judge will
hear argument on instructions TO be
given the jury. The argument on In
struction may be completed by the end
Of the afternoon session. II not the
Judge will hold court at night and be
ready to proceed with the argument OF
the merits of the case when court
opens Tuesday morning.
Each Of the five lawyers will make
a speech. so 1t is likely the case will
not go to the jury before Wednesday
night at the earliest. The Jurors at
tended church at the Baptist Church
this morning, and at the Methodist
Church Tonight. Judge Harrison Is
in Washington tonight. but will re-
turn early in the morning.