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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14
PROGRAM FOR
LECTURE SERIES
ByfATHER! TOM
PHILOSOPHY of Religion" TO Be
Topic Discussed by Distin-
guiShed Divine at Immacu-
late Conception Church.

An unusually interesting program
is that for the lecture series to be de-
.Iivered in the immaculate Conception
church in this city next week by the
Rev. Father Thomas sherman, son
of General william T. sherman, and
one of the most powerful preachers in
the Catholic faith.
The following are the subjects OF
he lectures, the general topic of the
whole series being The Philosophy OF
Rligion:"
Monday. November 1s.-"The Souls
Bridegroom"
Tuesday, November ls.-Who Is
Christ p"
Wednesday. November 20.-"What
About the Bible2' ,
Thursday, November 21.-"Why
Am a Catholic
Friday, November 22.-'The oad
to Rome
SUNDAY, November 24.-"Stumbling
Blocks Made Stepping stones
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14

Department Il the Interior, Land once AZ
santa Re. n. NJ. Nov. 3. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Rafael Armi1e,
% Albuquerque, n. NJ. has filed notice OF
his Intention to make Anal ave year proof
Ia support OF his claim. viz; Homestead
Entry No. 7245. made September IS. 1909,
for the So N.W.k, M sW Section 4.
Township 10N.. Range wv, and that said
proof will be made before II. W. s. Otsro.
United States Court Commissioner. at Albu-
querque, y. NJ, on December %, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of. the land. viz: Cruz Gonzales. Lo-
renzn Chaves. Procopio ArmiJ0. leopold
Csrabajal. all Of Old Albuquerque n. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO.
Reglater
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N,r,Cr or PENDENCY or SUIT.

In the District Court Of Bernailllo couht!'
Territory Of New Mexico.
Mrs. e. Teutsch. Plaintin
vs.. ~. -
Martha II. Alexander and william d. Alex
ander. her husband. defendants.
THE said defendants are hereby notlhea
that the said plaintiff has commenced SUIT
against them in the District Court OF Ber-
nalitlo County. New Mexico, to foreciose a
certain chattel mortgage executed ana de-
uvered by them TO plaintiff and dated De
cember sist, 1906, and recorded In Book r
a. NJ. page 344 Of the records OF sam
county, upon certain personal property
therein described, the said ehattel mortgage
having been given to secure the payment OF
a note made by the defendants, dated De-
cemher 81. 1906. for $249.35, payable june
30. 1907. 20 the order Of the plaintin' Win
interest at IL per cent per annum from ma
turity, and costs Of suit and costs OF coli
lection. ~ not paid when due, ana that
plaintiff prays Judgment for the amount due
upon said note and secured 70 he PAID ny
said mortgage and that in default OF pay
msnt thereof. said personal property be sold
and the proceeds applied TO the Satisfaction
~ said Indebtedness. including costs OF suit
including attorneys fees, and costs Of sale.
And said defendants are hereby further no
tined that unless they shall enter their ap-
pearance in said suit on or before December
IL, 1907, judgment by default will be rem
dered therein against him. That sum-
mers Burkhart. whose postofhee address Is
Albuquerque. New Mexico, ~ the name Of
plaintiffs attorney.
JOHN NENABLE,
Clerk OF said District Court.
October 81, 1907. tb24-3isn7-i43)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14
Arizona STOCKMEN WE'LL
PLEASED WITH CONDITIONS

The Prescott Journal-Miner says:
L. L. Harmon. the Yavapai and Mari
copa county stockman, who passed
through here last night, after a ten
days stay in northern Arizona, in
v~cstigating the cattle market. said: u
do not believe there viii be any raise
in the price Of becf for some time. The
financial crisis IN the east has not at
fected the market here to any notice
able extent Recently n wholesale
beef men Of Los Angeles raised the
price one-quarter Of a cent and the
retailers raised II two and one-half
cents which. 7 am inclined To- believe.
Wa- out OF proportion to the raise
made bv the wholesalers.
Il am satisfied with the present
prices. Mutton and pork command
rather high prices. Beef j. now the
chepest meat II can be raised al o
fair profit az present prices. ] keep
IN close touch with the markets. and
adm q that I am we'll pleased with the
condition OF affairs"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR THIS
WEEK

This is the greatest Special
yet. 1t is one that no family in
Albuquerque can afford to
overlook.
We are going to be short on
room for our HOLIDAY STOCK
which is now on the road, and
in order to have enough room
for them, we will have to thin
out some of our present stock
of Glassware, so we will place
on sale this week a rich BRIL-
LIANT CRYSTAL BERRY SET,
consisting of one deep Finch
Berry Bowl and six Naples to
match. The Naples alone are
worth more than the special
price for the whole set. Seven
pieces in Set, one Large Berry
Bowl and Six Naples. Special
price for this week only, the
Set
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14
NOTICE. ron PTBIICATIoN.

Clerk OF said District Court,
October -. 1897. to24-sisn7-if3
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14
ROSWELL AUTOMOBILE co.

Mail and passenger line between Roswell
N. NJ. and Torrance. N. NJ. daily. Sunday
Included. conecrng with all trains on the
Rock Island and Santa Fe Central Railroads
leave Roswell az 1 D m. Leave Torrance
an arrival Of Rock Island train due ~ ! a.
m Running time between the two points s
hours Meals furnished at Camp Needuore
free q charge. Excursion parties accosnne-
dated by notifying the company two days In
advance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14

rvE AND FREs>ER>
~ ~ e-aaa a. WORTH as SIC
oND-uaNn fEOTHINC. tsI NORTH II.
THORNTON-BRON - rHoNE fG.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14
2O4
West Gold
TABLE DAMASK

! Full BIeached Cotton DamaSk,
SO inches wide, smooth linen finish
neat floral design, the yard--35C
Remnants BIeached Satin Dam
ask, 81 inches wide, assorted de-
/ signs, in 2, PIP and 3 yard
lengths. You get extra value n this
goods; if in full pieces it would sell
for SOC or more, but in these three
! lengths we sell it at the yard 40c
/, MerCerized Table DamaSk is
/, fast taking the place Of the more
!, expensive linen goods, as It is about
!, one-third the cost and looks BETTER
, washes better, and wears better
! than anything yet produced in the
, table damaSk line; once used al
ways used,
Domestic Mercerzed DamaSkl
!, 60 inches wide, very pretty small
dotted center, with floral border,
only, the ward SOC
imported MerCerized Table Dam
ask, made Of fine m~ercerzed yam,
therefore will retain its beautiful
IustrouS finish no matter how often
it is washed,
We have this goods in several
very pretty designs, such as Grapes
and Leaves, ChrySanthemuml
Snow-Dr0D and Rose pattern 81
inches wide, the 60C
Ga inches wide, the yard-----75C
Full BIeached Linen DamaSk,
soft satin finish, in neat floral de-
signs with border to match, IL
inches vide. This number is extra
good value at, the yard 500
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14

II you need furniture call on Chas. l.
| Kennaler. 3II-I0 south Second.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14

KEEP THE LID ON. NO NECES-
STTY FOR CONSTANTLY STIRRING
YOUR FIRE WHEN USING OUR
AMERICAN BLOCK COAL. HOLDS
FIRE WITH STEADY HEAT. w. II
HAHN 90. PHONE 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14

Mattresses maue over at Cbas. L. ksp
pelers. 3Is-Ip south Second.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14

because her complexion vas pan auo tne
could ana nothing 70 clear 10 up Ladies
= bad complexion i caused - an inacuFe
liver An Inactive liver Ull Be put n PER
feet condition ~ taking Ballards herbine
The unsausied liver regulator sold oy the
a IT, ORleiir 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14

sprains. swelling and lamehsss arc
promptly relieved by Chamberlains ram
Balm. This liniment reduces the mamma
flon and soreness so that a sprain may be
cured in about one-third the time required
by the usual treatment. For sale by all
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-14
POS
So. Second
TABLE NAPKINS

Full BIeached Table Napkins, 20 ;
inches, heavy imported goods, neat !
floral designs, the dozen---Sl.25
Full BleaChed Napkins, 20x20
inches, extra heavy and full fin
iSh, best value offered for the price,
the dozen ---$l.40
M%ercerzed Napkins, this number
matches our MerCenzed Table
DamaSk; t8xt8 inches and 20x20 ;
inches, at the doz-$1.50 and $500
Full BIeached Napkins, 22x22 +;
inches, all linen fast %Selyedge, in /
pretty floral designs with borders ?
TO match, the dOZen-----S2.00 :
Full BIeached Napkins, 22x22 ?
inches, extra heavy double dam I
ask, soft satin finish, Special Val (
ueS, the dozen ----SZ.5U :
T0WELlNG
Absorbent Crash, IL inches !
wide, finished by improved pro- I
cess from specially selected cotton, (
which insureS its durability and alb I
sorbent quality, per yard lie :
Full Bleached Crash, II inches Z
wide, imported, strictly all linen, !
smooth linen finish, deep red Dor :
der, per yard 7 l'2c (
Plain Brown or UnbleaChed 3
Crash, 10 inches vide, imported, Z
strictly all linen, smooth finish, very !
absorbent and of uneQualled dura- Z
biitV per yard --lOc :
Bleached Linen Crash, II inches Z
vide, soft, even t%exturei turkey red :
border, Special Value, per yard :
only :
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-27
CHICAGO DEPosITORs
RECONFsR FROM SCAIifl

Chicago. Nov. 2G-FoliOwing an
among Chicago banks with
savings departments which are MEM
beers Of the clearing house association
that the ~thirty-day notice by the de-
poSttOrs DESTROYS Of Withdrawing their
accounts would be met Immediately.
letters Of notification have been sent
out by some Of the banks asking that
the accounts be Withdrawn or the no
ices cancelled without delay The re-
quests have met with little response
II MAS learned today that one bank
NhiQh had received 800 notices Of in
tende4 Withdrawal heard from only
twelve OF the letters. The action taken
by the banks with reference 20 With
drawals was said by one OF the banks
10 have been TO avoid the carrying OF
with the thirty-day notices
hanging over them and because u was
found that an Of the banks were able
to accommodate those who desired 90
withdraw their funds. There still re-
main sixty-day notices affecting
amounts over 400 which will fall due
in December. These notices were re-
garded BY the banks as constituting no
problem whatever and there Is said 10
be little doubt hat they will be met
before they are due.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-27
SIGNATURES ON
NOTES OF BANKER WALSH
wiincsscs Deny signing raIer on
wticii Their Names Appear.

chicago Nov gg-Furthcr denlsls
81 having authorized the uss Of their
lanes on the &eg9ee memorandum
notes alleged O. have been part or the
syi TEN used for the diversion 81 funds
Of o. Chicago National bank. were
nude hy witnesses ln the trial OF John
r. Walsh today The men whose
names have been shown to have ap-
peured ON notes were examined. and
testified hat he had not signed
nor authorized the signing in his
name OF any of the notes ON resump-
tiun 81 the cross-eNa miuatiuu 81 = ".
McLeHu former assistant cashier 81
ihe Chicago National bank. Walsh's
attorney drew from the witness an
that he was mistaken ln the
testimony which hc gate lest week
concerning notes drawn between jan
~ and April a. 1900 During
that period. hc said TODAY. he was IN
California % the notes made dur
INK that time we're mot made hy him
49, be- former testimony had indi-
Gated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-27
D net capitalization.

tai net capitalization
Historically. the cost Is shown 10 be
always accumulatiVe. while the capt.
talization has sometimes e. scaled
down and millions OF expenditures
have been capitalized.
Where the net capitalization OF 1895
has officially been declared to be only
flI.571. e4O.549. the cost. or value. as
certained through several processes, is
approximated as follows:
Construction and equipment to June
20. 1895, $4,000. 0OO. O00. exclusive 90
appreciation of right OF way n to-
minal rights.
Commercial value a. Appropriated
by Professor Henry G. Adams. as Of
June 80. 1894. t1l,244.S52.0 zoe. apply
ing Professor Adams formulate to
earnings Of 1905. S17.24S.60O.
Market value as how IN quota
tons Of securities. anywhere from
$1,000. Gee. zee TO $4,000. Gee. eco and
upward according as affected by poll
tics. crops. value OF money and manip-
ulation. BY comparison to capitaliza-
ton TO foreign roads from ~S13,3S4,-
24O.0 0O on Canadian basis TO S~2l.969,-
000. geo on German basis. SIS. 7i2 GOO
Gee on French. $3.50. zee. 600 on
Belgian ms $~5s.644.oo 600 on Eng
fish.
Finally. on the rate OF assessed
value OF all property in the United
States. as reported by the federal cen
sus bureau. the assessment OF Ameri-
a railways for the purposes of tax
alton is a certificate OF value for
SI2.Ss0.O 00. 0O0, or ove a billion moro
their net capitalization.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-27
LAND FRAUD CASES
IN DENVER
Attorney for Defendants Argue
That No Law Was Violated
Demand That Indictments Be
0Uashed,

Denver Nov s-Attorneys uapre-
-.ntnE ue defendants. Forester Free
mau william and James Morrison.
ntls ~ Spencer. Prank Eldridgc and
troI 30 Franklin, charged with con-
splrart Goo defraud the United States
government HY filing un cuai lands and
Transferring them Co. coal companies.
took 49, the entire da1 today urguing
fH Fedea Judge Lewis that their cil-
rutH are not guilty ui ans crime
HEainr ths federal government The
faufrnfion Is that uo Law has been Vlu
afaI aud 10 some departmental reEu-
iaflHn haa natn violated. 80 crime has
been committed. hecause the Depart
HrHtF HI EuEerumNuf have mo
right fu lEgtelHt. co., lu other words
Or usurn che usHrfs uf cuuEre A.
furnsg John M Maldrum. whn cone
-umel most uf the Time uf the court
today declared fhaf In fhefs ca.H ef-
fnFf uas hFIua made tn deprive
American citizens nf their liberty emo
steep fneir namU iu iufamy ma hg
rNer ufite authority
Ee declared That De- wnuld demon
sirafs hY ruling in fhe ca-a- re-
GENTLY heard ~ Milwaukee. where the
isCuuein Lumber company directors
were released uu hahfas corpus that
uu crime VAS shown - m ludict-
uents Which he said sere identical
ID both cases.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-27
MONEY FAMINE
PRACTICALLY
{ n D { D
READY TO.
TO RESUME Cash BASIS
Call Money At 3 Per Cent Goes
Begging On Wall Street;
Rates On Time Loans Grad
uaIly Dropping,
IB, MorBlns Journal special Leased vi

iBy Morning Journal Special Leased wlre.I
New York. Nov. ze.-New York
bankers are looking forward 10 a re-
sumption Of cash payments within q
very short time.
The return 70 a strictly cash basis in
banking transactions = largely de-
pendent upon the loan rates on money.
These rates are steadily declining and
call MONEY practically went begging in
Wall street tate to-day al 3 per cent
and below. Rates on time loans con-
time comparatively high. but are
gradually being reduced As soon as
III time loan rate reaches 3 per cent
Il l. believed the bankers viii feel as
sured enough of their position TO re-
sumo cash payments
New circulation from the issue 81 2
per cent treasury certificates Of indebt-
edness win be available within a few
days n this viii BE- important in
Fastening the return 10 the usual
banking system.
The premium on currency was In
evidence again today but the rates
we're nominal and the demand COM
pa~raflvely light. The early disappear
ance Of an premiums was freely pre-
dicted
While IL T. said that the New York
banks are in a position to resume
currency payments Al once. many SUCH
payments having been made within the
last few Gays. they are said TO be
awaiting assurance from h interior
that III wants Of the cities there have
been satisfactorily supplied So long as
the Interior demands are heavy the
New YORK banks are inclined 70 hold
their currency IN readiness for transfer
and to ask the Indulgence Of their To-
cal patrons 10 the extent u accepting
checks. which are being handled with
comparatively little Inconvenience
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-27
SUPERINTENDENT OF
ASYLUM GOES CRAZY
Dr. Ray Ferguson Becomes Violent
a. Result OF Being Hit on Head
With Axe by Convict and y Taken
Past.

Thursday morning the friends Of
Dr.. Ray Ferguson, OF Nogales superin-
tendent Of the Phoenix insane asylum.
we're shocked by the Information that
upon the preceding day he had be-
come very suddenly and very violent
IS insane. as a result Of the injuries he
received at the hands OF a lunatiC a
rev weeks ago. II will be recollected
that the doctor was assaulted with
an AK. his head having been struck
with the back Of the instrument
While seriously hurt, his recovery was
rapid. but the after result was what
feared. and the worst anticipa-
lions have been realized. He has
been out Of bed and about for sew
eraI DAYS and was on the road to
complete wednesday he
seized with the desire 10 break
furniture. and when Mrs. Ferguson
demonstrated be attacked her. The
LADY, he'd from the room and called as
eistance. When those called arrived
they found the doctor in a pareNysm
~ violence. He was overp0wered.
hut 10 prevent further violence they
had 10 mauacie him. The same even
iur. tn the care Of attendants and
ironed. he was started for the
rast to receive there the attention -
specialists
MORNING JOURNAL WANT ms
GET TIE BUSINESS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-27
Cures woman's Weaknesses.

We refer 20 that boon 10 weak. nervous,
suffering women known as DIR. Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription.
DIR. John Fyfe one OF the Editorial Staf
Of The EcIEcTic MEDICAL REvIEw says
OF Unicorn root tHel0nids Di0icd) which
Is one Of the chief ingredients OF the Ia
vorits Prescription"
A remedy which invariably acts a. a utter
inc invtgurator makes for normal ac-
nFitr 81 the entire reproductive system
he Continues in Heloniss " have medica-
purposes than any cfAer drug WITH rHhfrh I am
soqiifHted In ne treatment OF diseases Pc
cgisI % somen y -esoom thais case =
Tor ihls remedial agent Dr. fyfe further
savs The folloslnE are among the Leading
Indications for Hel0niss tlnlc0rn root Psin
stons : 1as.p eenditIsrS OF me feproauciits
Si,aSiii,y. 33seess,sf via ssrenie diseases %
ne 1879 9fsi x. 81 rs ro%s n s sSs f
ueys. me9krrhsrlf Qfoodinf due 10 q weak
ened corJltlon ofIfhe reproductive system;
a. y .cs sssss, T 81
sbnorN condition Of the digestive orFans
ard llFmic Thin boodl hahii: dragTlng
.s5Slkon. 10 the sH,rsns lover Dsri Of tho
Ifmore OF less Ql The ahoys sxpptans
pffSr TffH f1tt Ut. F7Frret HYorlie
wrrucM orr rrrr xdlTf mrf1dT
ehs 0r~ncfis Unicorn root o. Heionias.
and the medical properties Of which ID
most faithfully represents.
OF Golden Seal root another prominent
ingredient Of -Fsvorite Prescription
Prof Finley Elingwood. ". d. % Ben
nett Medical College. Chicago. SAYS.
TT l. an important remedy 10 disorders u
the romh In an ratsrrhai ccnditinnS
and Eeneral enfeehleurnt. u T. useful
Prof. John " Scudder. VI. D.. ale of
says n 9oldra sea- root
ia relation 10 ~ general Elects % fh-
kFsiem- KrFf T. - ulrflrtuf O. 49, nh0Tf Nhfrt
barr "a s11rt cFHrr1l errrtaf4 or nriah1u. 10
- uairErsanH r~garted - ~ tonic useful IN
al nrhilitafen sfhte<H
Prof r. Rartholos. ". n. 81 jefferson
Medical College. SsFS Of coldru ~esi
-Naluahie 81 uterine he~uaorrhare menur-
afood nGi and ccngesflrs dysmcuor-
rhHa painful mfnztruathuntA
Dr.. plerces faNurlte Prescription faith
fully represents al The ahove named in
aud cures The diseases Tor which
LheF are Recommended.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-27
SCORED
BYINSAn|TY
EXPERT
DRAMATIC PASSAGES IN
BRADLEY MURDER TRIAL
Court Forced TO Remind Alien
iSt Evans That Dead Senator
Is Not on Trial; Woman Pro-
nounced Insane.

ny W@fAtHA M"HAh@3 TprNAh 49, "bNA
Washington. Nov. zs.-Dramatic
A.anes marked the proceedings today
il the trial ~ Mrs. Annie ~ Bradley.
charged with having murdered former
senator A. Brown. Of Utah IN this city
last December
Dr Brittou y Evans. Of New York
the aileuiEr 10 testified Ia the ThsW
case. not only declared that Mrs
Bradley Mas insane when h shot
senator Brown, bat entered with such
rlEuF Ia defending HE opinion 70 IN
dpnunriation of the onduc Of the
dead senator that Justice stafford
reminded the witness hat he
mif senator Brown was not on
trial and not there 10 defend
himself. and ~H6mDnished him to
refer 20 the dead man Oniy whom
necessary 10 show the effect on his
acts on the mind ~ the defendant.
The appearance on the stand Of Max
Frpwu. son ~ the dead senator. who
Wa called ia rebuttai was affecting
iu The extreme The Young man tail,
slender and fragile IN physique, tot
tered as DE made MS way "a the Wit
ness stand. lie carefully avoided look
ing toward b defendant. who sat
within ten fee1 ~ him When he told
20 seriug his father ana Mrs. Bradley
iH the klfchen ~ their home with taf-
.f fruH iheK had brought frDfn the
cellar 81 . time when his mother had
been called away from The CitN a. the
bedside ~ her diving sister. the de-
fendanf laughed and lowered her head
H. e~9usurion. but there WAS no sign
~ mafrimeni in face Of the Wit
ness. who replied briefly 10 all ques-
ffpns mt To him and lowered his eyes
during Intervals in the giving of HE
testimony.
Dr. Chsrlas y Hui. professor ~
nervous and mental dissases IN the
aaL4laAaN AANN.w. A.mNaE.N
mat in his opinion Mrs., Bradley was
insane when she DID the shooting The
many abortious performed on her. the
she suffering and disappointment and
the hereditary taint % INSANITY all
combined o. produce insanity in her
ne thought she shot senator krnmH
Intentionally. buf while believing that
she VAS doing right in 90 doing.
A number of witnesses from SHit
Lake in addition 90 Max Brown were
introduced hy the government in re-
hutiRl. several Of whom testified that
Mrs bradley. during their years Of
acquaintance with her. appeared a. all
times rational and sffablc
u vas brought cut that senator
Brown made q proposition o. Mrs
HradlcR CD accept t5.0e0 and 2i0e b
month until her Youngest child should
hs fweniy-one years Of < if b
would leave Brown alone, but she tn
~iipnanily declined the offer. saying
t1at p wanted 10 marry Brown tn
order that the children by him might
ho given q name
During todays testimony Mis- Brad
leA weut aud sobhed, and in the fate-
moon session she gave every indication
that b was about 10 collapse How
ever. she mastered such strength a.
SHE possessed and concluded the days
ufdcal in fair condition
Tho resting of the defense came iu
ihe natur nf q surprise. as 10 had heen
expected hat the alienists would he
Kept ON the stand Tor a much longer
period