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MorrI. Cove Charter to Conference.

Hartford, June 6.-On motion of Sem ator Walsh the resolution on the Nor ris Cove and East Haven road charter was taken from the table and a com mittee of conference-Senator Barnes was appointed to meet with the house committee The motion to appoint Senator Barnes was made by Senator Thompson. The house rejected an un- favorable report in amended form and the senate accepted it.
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DICE PLAYING AT VI NJ. c. A.
So Senator ButterwOrth Favors Amusc-
 ment in Saloons.

Hartford, June 6.-Senator Butter worth created considerable excitement in the senate to-day when he said that, since there was so much dice-throwing in the Y. M. c. As of the state, this amusement should certainly not be barred out of a saloon. He said that throwing dice was a pastime at the Y M. c. A. when the bill was up to have card-playing and dice-throwing in sa- looms prohibited by law. The bill was defeated
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and the doors of the court had to be closed at both sessions.
 Orchard finished his direct examina- ton at 2:35 o'clock and the cross-exam- ination only reached to the Occur d. Alene days of 1899 when the court rose. The cross-examination will be contin- ued at 9 o'clock tomorrow.
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Court Clerks, salnrIes.

Hartford, June 6.--In the senate to- day, the bill fixing the salaries of clerks of common pleas court, and do- ing away with fees was passed. The salaries will be: New Haven county, civil side, $3,O0O, criminal side, $2,000 Hartford county sS,5OO; Fairfield coun- ty civil side, $4,OOO, criminal side, $1,- 300; New London civil side, $2,5Qe. criminal side, $500; Litchfield county, 5000; district of Waterbury, civil side, 5000, criminal side, $500.
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S6O,0OO APPROPRIATED
 FOR NEW HOSPITAL Idea of Having It On West Chapel Street Is
 Given Up.
WILL BE ON DERBY AVE.
Senate Has Already Passed Amount and Legislative
 Action is Ended.

Hartford, June 6.-Another twist in the contagious disease hospital appro- priation came up to-day when 1t was found that the property between Grace hospital and St. Raphael's hospital in West Chapel street, New Haven, was not large enough for the proposed structure. The house then passed the appropriation for $6oO0O for the hos pital, instead of the larger amount which was thought necessary by the governor. The senate has already passed the appropriation.
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Toweling 9c yard.

1900 yds. Crash Towelifie, IS in, all linen bleached, with red and blue border. Present value l2 l-2c.
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TeIephones Taxed.

Hartford, June 6.-Senator Donovan to-day complimented the members of the judiciary committee on passing a bill taxing the telephone company S1.1O a year for each transmitter The tax will bring the state $SO,OOO annually.
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sYso for Auditors. 2

Hartford, June 8.-The senate, to- day. voted to allow the county auditors for New Haven county $50 year for their work, instead of S1o day as formerly.
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MORE DOG LEGIsLATIoN.
Victims of Mad Canines May Have Free
 PaSteur Treatment.

Hartford, June 6.-The committee on public health and safety to-day re- ported bill by which the control of rabies in dogs is placed with the health authorities. A person bitten by a rabid dog shall receive the Pasteur treat ment at the expense of the town in which the dog bites the person, and the town shall be reimbursed by the state.
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Gratuities Again shelved.

Hartford, June 6.-The gratuities bill was again shelved by the senate to- day.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-31

La Sra. Magadalenu Valdez dc
|Maestas, residenta del Barrie
Cuartoy esposa de Juan Maestas,
islleci6 81 lines en- IL noche Dc
los achaques dc Ia vejes. Tenis
mas de- rs amos de edad Y habia
estadoenferma por algdn tiempo'
Deja &su esposo dos hijos, una
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-31

Toma Cargo De sus Debsres Como
Aslstente ~secrstarIo de la corts
de pIstrItc.

Elmer Marsh, que anterior
mente era mensajero de laoticina
del ejecutivo bajo el ex Goberna'
dor Hagerman, yque ha estadc
recientemente empleadc en- una
capacidad clerical en- la escuela
indigena del gobierno en- esta
ciudad, tom6 cargo de sus debe'
res come diputado del Secretaric
Francis @. Wilson, de Ia corte del
primer distrito judicial. Hace
algnn tempo Sc anuncio en- 81
Nuevo M6xicano que Marsh
seria 81 diputado de Mr.. Wilson
Ell Superintendent Clinton j.
CrandalI, de la escuela indigena,
no ha nombrado todavia q ningu-
no para llenar la vacancia causa.
da por Ia dimision de Marsh,
pero 10 hara dentro de POGO.
Tene ,arias apIicaciones en- con-
sideracion.
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|de nuevo por 81 semestre de
,Otoho, 81 Lines, dia 2 de Sep.
ltiembra.
81 Hermsno Hermes Joseph "a
hombre de cerca Dc 30 amos de-
edad v ha sido miembro DE- IA
|Orden de los Hermanos Cristia-
nos desde que complete su edu.
caci6n escol&stica. Hs visjado
mucho y % reconocido como uno
|de los prominentes educadores
de Ia Hermandad. Hs estado
conexo con algunas de las mas
|grandes institucIones de educs.
ci6n de Ia Orden, incluyendo lss
que subsisten en- Dublin, Irlsn,
do, Londres, Inglaterra, Man.
haitian College, en- ID ciudad de
Nueva York.
81 Hermano e. Lewis, que se
retira del manejo del Colegio
local vino aqui hace cerca de dos
amos como prefecto de estudios,
v cuando 81 venerable Hsrmano
Botulph, que habia sido jcfe dc
"a institution por mas de treinta
amos falleci6, en- Febrerod 1905,
81 primero fue nombrado como
director,
Ell Colegio de San Miguel cs Ia
mas antigua de las instituciones
%superiores de educacion para
muchachos al poniente del Rio
Misuri, y o. quincuagesimo ami
v~ersario de su fundaci6n sera
celebrado en- 1909. FL tefmino
de 1905 Z fue Ell que mayor exito
ha tenido en- su historic, habien.
do sido alisiados cerca de $50
estudiantes y las indicaciones
son que 81 termino venidero ten.
dra ~atennencia igual, 81 no mas
grande adn.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-31
ExPLoRANDo LAS MoRADAs
De Los TRocLoDlTAs.
FL Professor Hewitt y su comitlva Co.
mienzan Las Excavaclones en- la
Gran Casa Communal de Puye.

El professor Edgar L. Hewett, dc
Washington, D. G, que es autorijad
sobre la frascologia v ~etimologia del
Sudoeste, ha comenzado la obra de ca
var y explorar las Moradas de los-Tro'
gladltas en- 81 Parque de Pajarito, 80
millas al oeste de esta ciudad. lie
acompaia una fuerza de- sells estu-
diantes y las primeras excavaciones
tendrhn lugar en- la gran casa comu-
nal de Puye, la cual SO cree que con-
titene de quinientos a seiscientos
~aposentos. Este trabajo sera presen-
tado bajo los auspicios de la Sociedad
Arquiol6gica de America. Indios del
cercano Pueblo de- Santa Clara seran
ocupados por 81 professor Hewitt, 81
81 negocio de escarbar v toner la tie
Cada objet0 que SO halle sera
Embellishments guardado y Sc hara
disposition final de 81 de conformidad
con las instrucciones del Secretario
del Interior y dc los oficiales de la So
de Arquelogia.
Sc cree que Ell professor Hewitt y su
comitiva continuaran en- esta tarea
hasta que entire ell invierno.
A." |NH. .NI||L
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uN MucHAcHo MuERTo
EN- Ell MoLINO De BuCKMAN.

Espanola, N, M, Agosto 81
Adolfo Vigil, un muchacho de Is
amos que resideen San Ildefonso,
fu6 vfctima de un horrible acct
dente en- 81 Moline de rajar ma.
dera en- Buchanan hace algunos
dias. la ropa del muchacho Sc
enrredo en- el gran acepiilador
del molino y fu6 arrastredo hacia
Ia maquinaria que Sc movia con
rapidez. Antes de que la fuerza
del vapor fuese detenida, habia
sido aplastado y musrto, siendo
su cuerpo metido en- las macizas
ruedas.
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SacerdOte Victima
de Academic PenOsO
& Padre Joseph Paint de Taos
Sc entierra una AstiIIa en-
81 Pie-.-El Dr.. Diaz 10
Atendio.

81 Padre Joseph Pajot, parroco
catolico de Taos, que Whoa Santa
F6 a asistir al retro annual de
los sacerdotes en- Ell Colegio de
San Miguel, fue Ell viernes ante
pasado vfctima de un Academic
penoso. Sc clav6 en- ell pie dere.
cho una gran astilla de palo, la
cual le traspas0la suela del zapato
lie entr6 en- la garganta del pie.
Fue llevado Embellishments al
Sanatorio del d.. Diaz, donde Sc
consider6 necesario ponerlo bajo|
la Influenza del cloroformo para
sacarle Ia astilla. La operation
tuvo exito, v al paso que trascu.
rriran algunas semanas antes de
que sane 81 miembro lastimado,
Sc cree que sufrira iDjuria pei.
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EsPERA PREclos ALTOS
PoR Los BoRREcos.
Walter NJ. Taber Cree que 81 Prone
do sera de $3.50 1 $3.50, conforme
oil Peso.

vrr -.
So neJAuo
uo,
0sVu'o aq''
paSa.a Ao
- osposa 7 ~ -
I. a'aoa ~ ue una
s.a.a S ''uaS ue oveJaS
'' ne''en'eS 9 I'd companla'
W. a'o'a 30 es.an p~as'eanao
80. IN Ias = ue
~ Ion'
aoa es'a ousno nas
90" on Las oveJas
Aan 81 Ivy ouen
s.U,.ss1 - uss0 ~ es.an
so'uoS ~. 1aoer an''c'pa
y nas MUGS que
= .'a anas por oorre'
~ enrueSo Clee que
u.su seia ~ @o'o - = = ~
: peso. ~ carneros
ouenos prec'os
; : pasaran
osoeAa' 1t acoplo ~ laua es.e
10 e una oe
''aso' - = suf pon'en
oan'a re na
uu'an a'sunas
ssasa pasauas Y = conu'c'oi
nsssss .'ou''u.a pas'eos y
t. ~ 10y sa'ls,ac'orlas.
= = ue uiorie'a nay
.'anoo - = ucafreo ~
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Tn MinerO Compra
La Casa de Hagerman
W. Tremaine Watson Cempfa Ia
Hermosa Casa del Anterior
Executive con Todo J
Muebles.

.H|
w. Tremaine Watson, secret,
rio y superintendent general d
la Nevada-Gard6eld Mining
Milling and Smelling Company
que actualmente tiene SD asient,
principal en- Santa Fe, ha com
prado la Residential del lex. Gober
nador Herbert j.: Hagerman, que
este ocup6 mientras era executive
de Nuevo Mexico. Els una de las
casas mas suntuosas de la Capt.
tai. Tambien compr6M Mr.. Watson
la mayor parte del mobiliario.
Cuando-Mr. Hagerman comprt
las premises pocoadespues de ST.
nombramiento del empleo dc
gobernador del Territorio, gastt
has tante dinero en- refor mar J
%componer la casa y los bles
con que amueblo fueron traidos
de Chicago. Los terrenos en-
rededor del edificio fueron nive'
lados y Sc sembro sacate hacien-
do un prado muy hermoso en- la
delantera Y en- los lados. I'm
punto distintivo de Ia casa es un
ancho emparrado soportado por
macizos pilares que Sc entiende
del barandal de enfrente hasta la
entrada del patio.
Ell costo original de las print
sas fue solamente algunos miles
de pesos, pero Sc entiende que
Mr.. Hagerman expendi6 cerca
de diez mil pesos en- poner mejo-
La casaes de pisoy medic
de altura y hecha de adobe inter.
calada de cimento y fue recons-
truida cast del TODD.
Cnando So supo que Sc habian
conclude las negociaciones Sc
pregunt6 a Mr.. Watson que
precio habia pagado por Ia pro-
piedad, pero q Sc nego a decir.
Sin embargo, admiti6 que habia
UNI buen trato. Sc dice
que la propiedad fue ofrecida
.or $4,000 hace algunas soma.
mas.
Mr.. Watson ocupara 81 lugar
como Residential para 81 y su
ssposa. La Sra. Watson esta q la
lecha con su madre en- Oakland,
NTHNt4r HNHfTr az tF|4HHr 4tMHN" .r4IUhA1A
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Y N|ItAH| 49,
De i'm numero ma pequeno despues
de usar Aliens Foot-Ease, un poIvc
para desparramarlo dentro de los
zapatos. Hace que no lastlmen los
zapatos apretado Q nuevos; da alivio
in~stantaneo a callos y juanetes. rs
ell mayor descubrimiente del sigle en-
cuanto a comodidad. Aliens Foot
Ease es un remedio cierto para pies
fatigados, sudorosos, calenturientos y
doloridos. En- todas las boticas y
tiendas de zapatos rs cts. No acepteis
ningun sustituto. Para I'm empaque
gratis de prueba, tambien muestra
gratuita del Parche sanltario Foot
Ease. una inyencion nueva. dlrigirse a
Allen s. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. X.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-31

A esta sas6n devemos conner cor
medida y parcamente. Debemos tam
blen ayudar al est6mago tanto como
possible con Ell uso OCCASIONAL de un
POGO Kodol para Indigestion y Dis
pepsia dara descanso al est6mago di'
geriendo dehecho la misma comida.-
De venta por The Ireland Pharmacy,
Ell Jarabe Laxative Kennedy para la
Tos opera suayemente sobre los in
testinos y limpia TODD Ell sistema de
t6ses y resfridos. Alivia prontamen-
tie Ia inflammation de la garganta y
apaaca la irritaci6n.-De venta por
The Ireland Pharmacy.
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Los NlNos que sIENrEN poLoR

Los NiNos QUE SiENTEN DoLoH
Nunca lloran como los nifos
que padecen de hambre. Tai es
Ell case de todos los ni1os que
lloran y son tratados por enter
medal, cuando realmente estan
padeciendo de hambre. Esto es
causado porque su alimento no
es asimilado sino que 10 deve-
van las lombrices. Unas cuaatas
d6sis del Cream Vermifuge de
White causaran que dejen de 10
rar y empiecen a progresar de
una vez. Haced la prueba.-De
venta en- la Botica de Fischer y
Ola.
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Recuerden que 81 Nuevo Nexicano
presenta a cada suscritor que pague
su suscrIcion ~adelantada con una plu-
ma de fuente como regalo. Els ell
unico papel en- Ell Territorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion son sola-
mente $3.50 81 ana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-31

81 tlenen algunos libros que encua.
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta oflcina tiene el mejor departa.
mento de- encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-31

=
San Miguel, SO halla hospedadc
en.el.Hotel Coronado. Esta aqui
con negocios particulares.
Don Jose .. Gomez y familia,
de San lldefonso, est&n registra-
dos en- 81 Normandie. ri senior
Gomez es comerciante y labrador
en- 81 casa en- 81 norte del condado
de Santa Fe.
las Sras. ]. m. Chavesy Nell
ton Cnaves' amoas de Aiouquer'
que, que nan permanecldo pof
los Tres meses pasaoos gu Aops
Beach, Caiilornia' regresaron .
81 casa q lunes Pasauo'
"a ora. Luna esposa ue pon
osiomon Luna ysu maore aoi"'
osero' ue A'ouquerque' que =
Permancc.uo 'res tneses ~ Ao.s
Beach, Caillorn'a' nun regresaoo
asuS casas'
III microbes pasaoo nos nizo
una agradaoie vista Ion felipe
Martlnez de Onlmayo' haoleuoo
venldo q 10 ciudaa q pagan 81
s~uscricion por q Nuevo MeA'ca
NO y.cou.osros nesocios pet'o
Los Sres. Eduardo Martinez y
Jose M. Ortega, ambos de Pecos,
estuvieron en- la ciudad el lunes
pasado sobre asuntos pesouales
y con Ell fin de comprar where's
n, c,misionado de- condado
.JosA Ines Roibal estuyo en- la
ciudad el domingo pasauoy Sc
march6 Ell lines para su casa,
hRbiendo venido sobre asuntos
personales.
Ramona Rodriguez v la Sta.
Lizzie Rodriguez. de Lumberton,
condado de Rio Arriba, estuvie
ron 81 tunes pasado en- Ia cludad
Sc hospedaron en- Ell Hotel Nor
mandie.
ri Hermano Hermes Joseph,
eli nueyo director del Colegio de
San Miguel, en- esta ciudad,
arr;b6 aouf 81 lines pasado de
Chicago. donde ha estado esta,
cionado por algunos amos como
presidente De un lrstltu'o de los
hermanos Crlstlanos.
El escribano de pruebas Geor.
ge. w. Armiio ha expedido una
licencia de matrimonio a los
siguientes: Sta. Doloritas Bus.
tamante. de edad de 26 amos, VI
Ceferinc Rivera de Is amos, am
Dos de La Cienega.
u...o,a ~
Lev, monias de la orden de Lore.
to. que han estado identifcadas
con 81 conducto de la Academia
Local, Sc marcharon ell lines
pssado para Flagstaff, Arizona,
donde va 4 estar nueva esfera de
SD labor.
c.--. s.m.s:x.,sxss
do 4 las 6 de la tarde en- casa de
Ia familia en- la Gale del Colegio.
Su muerte PROVING de cholera
ipfantum de oue habia estado
epferma aleuuos dias. La nina
tenia nueve meses de edad. Los
restos fueron sepultado 81 domi:
90 nasado en- 81 cementerio del {
Rosario. 1
4, ,-...n. Ian.
AAol.o-
4oue,a0 su ssaun
.e sui !
ma'0y, ! oon -. NJ {
-.sl i. slso s e." !
p tunes ~ ~ n n I
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-31
APUNTES OFICIALES
PensIones concedldas.

PsnsIones c~oncedldas.
Las pensiones siguientes han
sido concedidas q veteranos de
Nueyo Mexico:
Antonio Gonzales, Las Cruces,
$l2 mensuales desde % de Mario
de 1907.
William Mason, Roswell, s12
mensuales desde 8 de Mario de
1907.
John Anderson, Albuquerque,
SIS mensuales desde 8 de Mario
lde 1907.
Pablo Rivas, Park View, $12
mensuales desde % de Mario de
1907.
John Whetahan, Fort Bayard
sl4 mensuales desde 10 de Enero
de 1907.
Filomeno Coriz, Las Vegas, $12
mensuales desde ~ de Mario de
1907.
Delegates al congreso de irrigation.
Ri Gobernador Curry nombr6
el martes pasado los siguiente
Delegates de Nuevo Mexico al
Decimo Quinto Conareso Annual
de Irrigation, Sc que reunira en-
Sacramento, California, e. dia 3
de Septiembre: G.. W. Richard
son, de Roswell; r. E. Twitchell,
de Las Vegas; Charler Springer,
de C'marron; Malaquias Marti.
nez, de Taos; Oscar Snow, de
Las Cruces; Solomon Luna, de
Los Lunas; e. v. Chaves, de
Albuquerque; L. Bradford Prin-
ce, de Santa F6, w. "A. Hawkins,
de Alamogordo; John B. Harper,
de Zuni; w. s. Walker, de Aatec;
G. Tracy, de Carlsbad
Q a.. Larrazolo. de Las Vegas;
p. Murray, de Silver City y
Dardon de Albuquerque.
Los Sres. Springer, Snow y
son miembros del Cuer
po Territorial de Comisionados
ie Aqua, que tiene cargo de los
ssuntos territoriales de irriga.
zion.
NoMBRADo sECRETARIo DE LA I,
PENTTENClARfA. (
Jeorns ha lido nombrado j
'e%cretario de la penitenciaria
'erritorial por 81 superintendent. !
2 Marion Littrell, para suceder
!, = newcomer, que mace POGO
'ln.''o' Mt. Jeorns g veclnode
WOOL uonae "a resldldo mas de
liez amos y % hombre que goza
= rePutaclon envldiable en-
. insegrldad y buenas y
- ~ mpres. - contador , tene- 8
% oe lloros por algunos amos :
na ocupado 70 response !
'le posiclon oe tenedor de libros n
3 10 Hemsnurg Mercantile =
'ompany' una nfma olen conoci 4,
= que comercla q Por mayor y i
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ThaW'S Mind UnSOurd
At Time of MARRIAGE
DIR. BRITTON d. EVANS

! NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-Dr. Britton d.
! Evans resumed the stand at the after
! noon session yesterday. and his cross
| examination by Mr.. Jerome was con-
| tinucd Or. Evans described at length
the various stages of demcutia and de-
! lusions. and then told OF his views OF
! the condition Of Harry X. Thaw al the
| time Of his marriage TO Evelyn Nosbit.
! lie declared that from the reading OF
| the codicil 10 Mr.. Thaws viii he was
/ OF the opinion that at the time the in
strument was executed the defendant
was in n melanchoIic state
His testimony in part was as fol
lows:
Q.-Are decisions relating to one idea
systematized or unsystema,ized
A--They may be systematized; IL de-
ponds upon what relation they bear 20
the focal delusion. II there is a focal
delusion, the others would show no ex-
istence except Of a very fieeting char
acter
Q.-Unsystematized decisions are
those not related 10 q focal delusiOn?
A.-Not necessarily. II they are all
related to and dependent upon the focal
delusion. they are systematized-
Q.-Then when a man has delusions
that are not related 20 and dependent
upon a focal delusion, they are unsys-
tematized -delusions?
Ayes.
Q.-Whre a subject holds a delusion
he believes in #?
A.-Thdt is MY opinion.
Some Believe Decisions True.
Q.-Do not scientific writer's on mental
diseases hold that the same persons
while having a delusiOn believe II to be
true2
Ayes.
OFF a man has a delusion that some
one is going TO take his life. does he
try to blow out electric lights. or does
he take some means 10 protect him
self?
Ale might blow out the lights so
that his enemy might not see him. II
would be a logical sequence TO destroy
the light IL the subject thought his en-
envy was going 20 attack him
Q.-When a man is dominated by an
insane delusion, are the acts which he
does logically related 20 the delusion2
A.-SOmetimes yes. sometimes no.
Q.-DO men usually do acts held by
the deiusion2 Do they kill the person
they believe IS prosecuting them or XIII
some object OF his Affection
A-As a rule the object of the delu-
sion of persecution becomes the victim.
Q.-Where melanChOlia has interviewed.
dc not In all cases persons Suuerlng
under a delusion kill those at whose
hands they believe they are being per
seCuted2
At is a very general question;
cannot answer IL.
Has Examined Thaw.
Q.-Have you examined the defendant?
Ayes.
Q.-How recently
About four days ago
Q.-Is he an imbecile?
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DIR. BRITTON d. EVANS

A.-No.
G.-Is It your opinion that he never
was an imbccile2
A.-NC. he never was
Q.-ls he a melancholiac2
Al have no opinion on that subject
II is unfair TO me and TO him to ex-
press IL.
Q.-Have YOU an opinion as TO his
mental condition today2
Alt would be unfair to me to be
asked to express Il.
4.-Have you now an opinion as 10
his mental condition today?
Objection by Delmas oVerruled
Al have an opinion.
Q.-NOu have been in court during the
trial and have you talked with the de-
PENDANT?
A--Nearly every day he has read
something 20 me that required an an
swer from me.
Q...Hsve you carefully scrutinized
Al have not.
Q.-Have you designedly refrained
from doing so?
Al VIII not say designedIy-I have
an opinion, however. which is made
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ter sufficient in itself TO decide posi-
lively that the writer was insane Yet.
each Of the particular points l made
bcfore-the writing, etc.-indicate an
unsoundneSs.
ON your opinion was the writer in
sane?
A--His mind was not in perfect bal
ance.
Q.-What IS there TO show his balance
was not perfect
Al cannot on this one letter alone
say positively whether the writer was
insane or not. He was in my opinion
OF unbalanced mind.
Q.-ls 1t your opinion as a scientific
man that he was insane2
Al cannot determine that from the
letter alone.
How long will it take you 10 ex-
anime all the exhibits" asked Justice
Fitzgerald.
Probably today and all OF tomorrow, -
answered Jerome.
Recess was then taken until 2:15 y. IN.
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quate. as ii is not based upon sufficient
observation
Not Demented at Present.
Q.-Do You consider him a demented
person today?
A.-No.
C.--N,as he ever = demented person?
Allow do you mean?
Q--As yOu mean it in your great
classification?
Q.-Is he in your opinion today a mel
Al see no evidence OF Il.
$50 you are of the opinion from the
observation you have made that at some
period in his life he was suffering from
the insane condition known as melan-
cholia?
Ayes.
Q.-when. in your opinion, was he in
this condition?
Al cannon answer whether he had
any particular form of insanity based
on my recent observation
Q.-Well. IN conjunction with tho eight
visits You madc-do You believe ne ever
suffered from that form Of melancholla
yOu describe2
Or. Evans began 70 answer. but was
interrupted by the district attorney. who
demanded an answer yes" or no"
A.-Thcre are in the first form Of mel
tllt.'lbild- II i lily opinion AlaL ne was
suffering from q form Of UnSOundnesg
which might be classified under meIan-
Cholia.
Suffered From Melancholia.
Q.--Then IS it your opinion that this
defendant was suffering from that form
OF insanity which you classify as mel
anchOlia2
Al cannot answer yes or no"
Jerome repeated the question in stnl
another form. Temporarily, yes" was
the answer.
Q.-At what time was he suffering
from that form Of insanity which YOU
classify as melancholia2
A.-About the time o. his marriage in
Q--You. however. had this conclusion
from your observation and examination
OF him in the TOmhs: that ne was SUI
fering from the form Of insanity which
you classify as melanchOlia AT the time
Of his marriage, April 4, 1906?
Al said he was in a melancholiC
stage. I know YOU want me 20 say
something tina. viii suit your purpose.
Q--Theu was this defendant insane
tho day he was married
Al am OF the opinion he was. He
was suffering temporarily alteration.
Q.-What do you base that opinion on >