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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-24
Fair Ground Entries.
,ecial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Jrlnune.
NEW ORLEANS. March %. Follow
ing are the entries at The Fair grounds
for Monday:
First race. six furonGs. selling Bit
ter Miss 96. Paragon 80. Champlet 80.
Margaret NJ. 9s. Ever Near. Conjurass.
100: Babe B. l01. Sylvan Belle, Clique.
optional, lo5: Vic Zeigler 1o7
Second race four furlonEs-Delthorpe
Nanny Dink, Lulu B., Star OF Wood
stock l02; Britzon. Antonnc. Bittsrman.
Jimmy n. Lady Caroline, III. Geneva
s. l07. Prince Bowling 40, Rebel Queen,
l2l.
Third race. six furlongs, yelling
Bertmont 9S. No Quarter 96. Grace Lar
sen 9S Western 30. Fancy Dress 100.
Uusted. IO4; Cutter los. Telescope Ill.
Fourth race seven furlonSs. handicap
Fantastic Royal Breeze. IS, Oberon ~,
Columbia Girl Lady Esther, Grcnade,
100; Peter Sterling los. Charlie Easun3u
IO9, Pasadena. Emergency. 112.
Fifth race, FIVE and half furlonES -
Duchess OF Montchelo. Spider Web. leo;
SIR Mlnccmeat Cold Circle. Toy Boy,
l09; Monerc. Capt. Taylor, sally Pres
ton Baleshed. Mlnot. Prince Ahmed I95,
sixth race. mile. seling-Belle S,romc.
Royal River Agra, Lucy Marie, .5;
Frank Flesher "a. Gcldcn Wave rs.
Flaud Solly NJ. 1903. Ash "Wednesday lGi
Flavigny 1l2.
seventh race. mile and an eighth. SELL
ing-Eerronierre 90. DcluiCrp. La,nV!Iv,
Burke Cochran. 1o3; Lemon Cir. l0i, Ad-
bell Sincerity Bsle, Gladiator los:
Henry o.. Canyon. James R9ddick. 10;
Atlas, ARABIC Tancred, Ill; Gamo-a az.
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PECULIAR TRAGEDY
Farmer Kills Neighbor Who Criticized
Daughter Recitation.

CARMI, ILL.,, March 25.-Rehearsal of
closing exercises at n country school
house west of Carmi Yesterday ended
in tragedy and the arrest of a farmer
for the murder of a man who had been
his friend and neighbor for years.
George Nicholson and John kurd
were seated together listening to and
bcriticizing the recitations given by the
children Both had little daughters
taking part in the programme, and there
was no hint of trouble until Nicholson e
little girl started to say her ''plece.'
Kurd made remark on her nervous
ness which Nicholson resented, and IN
a moment both men were quarrellng.
Their anger startled the audience of
parents and children in the school and
efforts were made to get the children
away before blows were struck,
Before this could be done, Nicholson
drew a revolver and. pressing 1t against
Kurd's g side, fred, Kurd died instant;
ly. Women and children gathered
around the two men either tainted or
became hysterical. When Nicholson
saw what he had done, he dropped on
his knees and wept.
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MORMONS FIGHTING
TO OVERCOME DUBOIS
Effort Made by Few Church
Democrats to Overthrow
Leader of Party.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. March o3-It is learned
that a movement has been iuaugurated
among anti-Dubois Democrats here 10
overthrow him and select q new leadc
for the party in Idaho. For some time
the Mormon svmpathizers with the
Democratic paper here have been send
ing out letters to like members of the
party in other parts of the state urg-
ing the necessity of organizing for the
purpose above stated. and it is thought
that a. meeting of The political apos
tstes will soon be held in Boise for the
purpose of laying plans to ACCOMPLISH
their purposes. They expect TO go to
the next Democratic state convention
and make an effort TO keep the Nor
mon question out Of the platform or
ia AT least make it minor issue.
These alleged Democrats will have a
big task on their hands if they attempt
anything of this kind The rank and
| file of the Democrats of Idaho are loyal
10 their splendid leader, and the whiu-
! ing of the few malcontents will avail
! nothing The Mormon question will be
an issue in the next campaign, and Hon.
Fred r. Dubois will be the leader of
the Democratic party of Idaho for
many years TO come. He has been vim
| dicated in his fight against Mormonism
and he is more respected today by the
people of Idaho than ever before Time
can only add TO the glory of his achieve
ments for the honor of his state and
nation.
An excursion party Of Portland bust
! ness men will pay Boise visit on
| May IL, and while here will be enter
tanned by the Boise Commercial club.
! The party is TO visit other towns along
! the road while en- route. to this city.
The Federal grand jury has handed
in four indictments. but II is impossible
to secure the names of the parties in.
volved The campaign headquarters of
the People y Labor, Republican and
! Citizens parties are busy places these
days. The city IS being polled by each
and the registration viii exceed 5000.
Each party seems to he confident Of
victory. aud the campaign Is fierce
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SCORED EASY VICToEY.
Ten-T Thousand Dollar Colt Won the Bell
Stakes at Emeryville.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2S.-Fire-
stone, the $4,000 colt OF Thomas p.
Bell stakes at Oakland today. ONLY, four
two-year-olds went TO the post. Willmore
being an added starter, once OF, Hying
Flrestone was never headed. Walter
Miller. for the Hildreth stable. made his
first appearance, and, though slow TO get
going closed we'll and took second
money May Pink. at IL to !, gave q
surprise In the first race; ,1,,. ,,,.
81 (McRae). IL to /. won; Curriculum;
81 (Davis), I 10 2, second: Sea Lad. ITO
(Csraham), 3 70 2. third. Time, ! ,o3 20,
Pontotoc, Instructor Smith and War
Second race. Futurity course, selling
Hulford 1O+ Lynch), \ 10 j. won: Ma p
Crane lo9 (Fischer). 4 10 l. second; ri E!e-
l:al Norwood Ohio. Sahara, Confessor:
Hedgethorn. Shady Lady, Pyrrho and
Hersain also ran.
Wolf. los tFischerl, . TO ., won; Miss
NAV Bowdish a6 tC,alandc) Il TO ], sec
ond, Breers, 90 (Buxtonl. 10 10 J.. third;
Time, 200 l-5. Iras, lnfammaole and
Fourth race. Belle stakes. four and a
half furlongs value S2450-Firestone. lis
(A, Brown). 10 /: Won; Walter Miller.
LOG 1Toerner). 10 !. second; San Gil
seconds. willsroe also ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards.
selling-Andrew Mack, le5 CNuttinGl
q second: Boioman % Garrep. ; to l,
third Time l:aI 10. Mabel lIollander
Mtre and The Borgian finished as
named.
Sixth race. seven and half furlongs
-Massa, los (keoeh). is to .. won; Do
RADIO. los (koernerl, 10 |, second; + nm
kin 95 Or Days,; Non,a to j. 1nGis 3n,Td fime Han
tunas and Corn BLOSSOM finished as
named.
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WELCOME TO BURTON
Convicted Former Senator From Kansas
Is Given the Glad Hand

ABILENE, Kan, March 23.-Joseph
r. Burton. former United States Sena-
tor from Kansas, received a reception
more enthusiastic than that given him
when he first returned as Senator to-
night when he returned 10 his home
town after five months Imprisonment
at 1ronton. Mo. a crowd of several
hundred persons, with the town band,
met him at the depot at 6 clock and
many persons were wearing badges. on
which was inscribed Welcome, Bur
ton. - The ex-senator rode from rhe
depot TO his home in an open carriage,
and his progress through the streets was
in tine nature Of a triumphal procession.
The sidewalks were lined with people,
who lifted their hats as Mr. Burton
passed After an informal reception al
their home, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton were
entertained at dinner by County Treas
urer Schneider. after which they went
TO the theater. where the ex-senator de
livered his expected speech on The sub
iect, "'Why [ Was Prosecuted
The theater, which accommodates
about 900 persons, was packed TO its
capacity, many people standing and
many unable to gain adm1ttauce.
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Joy Has Joined Frisco.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
BAKERSFIELD, March 23.-Barney
JOY. the first baseball player ever I'M
ported into the United States from
Hawaii. has joined the San Francisco
Baseball club now training in this city.
JOY is a Kauaka. a giant in size, TWEEN
ty-four years of age, and weighs 225
pounds He is a southpaw pitcher, He
gave an exhibition of his ability i'm
mediately after donping a uniform for
the first time in the United States. His
lefthanded delivery is speedy, his
curves arc' marvellous and many Of the
batsmen are afraid Of his underhand
shoots.
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Entries at Emeryville.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OAKLAND. March 23-Followins arc
tbe entries at EmeryVile for Monday:
First race nipe IsiY;ss9hs Ts1 o. ;.barsS ,is,
sadie H. lo7: St. Charles l05. Wilis
t.. jeremiah, Jockey Mo'nce. 1,5 l'S' son.
second race. mile aud sixteenth. sell
jng-Tonic, Kruska, 1l0; Doc CRAIG;
Weatherford Joyful. Alta spa; 1oI; Lord
Rosslngton, wicklow, lo0: kon NlVah'
102. III
Third race. mile and siN'senth SCI. ,Gi
ing-The Borgian. Supreme Court, loi
Watchful 95. Bologna ~, Mecha1t go.
Fourth race. mile aad twenty %a'1g'
g. Gates Cadlchon. orchan. Eduardo
Follow Me, 1oo: Cloche, d or, Henry
i.uehrmann. Jr.. loT; LaGclla, Crowshaae:
lOi.
Firth race six furlongs. selling
Iowstone. Boeohama, ConfesSor, ll4i
lack Kerehevllle. Elevation. Joe Goss
Comilfo. Shady Lad. 100; Burnola.,e'
Meada. Sahara. l07: Lord Nelson loi.
Sixth race futurity courso-Earl kog.
crs 10. Barker, Escamada, 100; Princess
Wheeler. Mistys Pride, Ptn6ln, .o'
Triumphant 100
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TO BUSH NEW SHIPS
Plans for Our Terrors Of the Sea VIII
Soon Be Ready,

WASHINGTON, D, c., March 23.-
Plans and specifications for the two
new battleships authorized by the last
session OF Congress Will he ready for
competitive bidding April !. Bids viii
be invited upon the department. plans
and there also viii he gwen an oppor,
tunity for bidders to submit designs OF
their own work. The government de
signs arc likely to be adopted however;
according to the views of the naval
constructors. Secretary Metcaf is
anxious that every encouragement he
held out for record breaking progress
in the construction of the hattleshlps
and this consideration may materially
influence Lhe bidding.
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Resnlts at OaklaWn.

HOT SPRINGS, March 23.-The results
at Oaklawn today were as follows
First race four furongs-HaSty won.
Rewtched second. Manchester third,
Time. is 3.5 seconds.
Second race. six fWlonss-Hausbty
won. Ben Strong second, Flip third,
Time / Ia A-5
Third race. six furlongs handcap-Hy-
perion III. won, Mike Sutton second. The
Bear third. Time. / IL 10.
Fourth race mile and nc-siNteenth.
handicap-Tuvolini won, Wing Tang sec
ond Chancellor third. Time. .i6 l-5,
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards
King Leopold won, Matador second, Cur
sus third Time. l:a2 10.
Sixth race. mile and three slNtcenths-
Request won. Docile second. Scalplock
third Time 3s0a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-24
international Chess Match Started.

NEW YORK. March 23.-Chess experts
representing. American and British uni
versitIes today began To play in the
Seventb international cable chess match
for the Isaac J.. Rice trophy The trophy
now is in the custody of oxford and
Cambridge. who won the last decisive
match. The contest last year resulted
in draw. The American end Of the
play is being conducted at the rooms of
the Rice chess club in the Cafe Boule
ward The English play is IN the Inns
of Court hotel London.
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THOUSAND VETERANS
POISONED BY HASH
Inmates Of National Soldiers
Home at Leayenworth, Kan,
Victims; No Deaths.

:. !. = : = :. :. = = r :. !. = /. r !. !.
:. LEAVENWORTH Kan, !.
y March 23.-More than l000 4
:" veterans at the National Sol =
= diers home here are suffering i
= from ptomaine poisoning. the re- :;
= suit of eating meat hash at ::
= breakfast this morning. No :
= deaths were reported up 10 late :
= today. The first symptoms of i
\ trouble were manifested shortly :.
= after breakfast. The home hos ::
= pital was crowded with sick vet :
= Grams and ambulances were ::
= rushing in from the barracks =
= with loads Of them, There was :.
= an apparent effort on the part :.
i. Of the officers to suppress the !
= real condition of affairs. which :
i. did not become known until ::
!. after noon. :.
i. Gases Not Serious, ::
= KANSAS CITY, March o. ::
= In telephone conversation with ::
:. the Associated Press this after !
= noon an officer in cnarge of the :.
:. Old Soldiers home at Leaven- :
= worth stated that none of the !
= veterans was seriously i'll; that :.
r most Of them had been dis :.
:. charged after slight treatment, .:
= and that there was no likell. !
IL hood Of any deaths occurring :
= from the poisoning, Most of :;
i. those afflicted, he says, suffered :;
= only slight vomiting spell. ::
= = r = :. = !. 4 :. r : = = + + = ::
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Indicted Mayor of San Francis
co Is Exceedingly Angry
Because of Reports.
"0UTRAGE0IJS FALSEH00D,"
HE EACJAIMS IN WRATH
Story Was Published That
Schmitz Had Sent His Ennis
sary TO Make Terms.

+ !. !. :. = = :: :; r j. = + = :. r r ::
= SAN FRANCISCO, March %. !
:. 1t is absolutely false. There :
!. is not the slightest foundation !
= for such an outrageous false !
= hood, - vehemently declared !
= Mayor Schmitz in an interview !
= with 4 representative of the :;
= Associated Press this morning, :
i when his attention was called to :.
II the positive statement in local :.
= paper that he had sent an ennis :;
: sary yesterday To Secret Service :
I Agent Burns and Assistant Dis. :
+ trict Attorney Heney to arrange :
= terms for n confession, :,
:. 1t was the first statement or !
!. denial that the Mayor has made !
+ since the alleged confession Of :.
= the supervisors and the whole :;
= sale return of indictments !
= against Ruef The publication !
= Of story this morning that be !
X had offered to confess and give :,
= fcials who are alleged TO have :
= bribed the administration on :
+ the condition that he be grant !
= ed immunity and be allowed 10 :
X remain in office, broke the re- :.
i serve and silence Of the city !
= executive and aroused uu- !
!. feigned indignation. +.
= cit is false, absolutely !
+ false reiterated the Mayor. !
\ II have nothing 10 confess. :
:. There is nothing that | could :
= confess; therefore, il is impos- :.
!. sible that I could have sent any :.
= one to Heney and Burns or that !
= have any such intention. / !
:. repeat, there will he no confes- :
= sion from me because there is !
= nothing to confess. :
- = = = (. = I, = = = = :. = = !. ::
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Reported Victory Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, March 23-Mr
Corea, the Nicaraguan minister, re.
ceived a dispatch today from Mr.
Ganez. the Nicaraeuan Minister of
Foreign Affairs, confirming the press
reports Of great victory for the
Nicaragusu army near Msraita. In
addition, he says. the Nicaraguan army
probably will take Tegucigalpa tomor-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-24
TAFT SHOWS MERCY
Recommends Mitigation Of Sentence
Passed Upon Captain Cochran

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Secre-
tarv Taft has recommended 10 the
President the mitigation Of the. court
martial sentence in the case of Capt.
William B. Cochran, Twenty fourth in
fantry, who was convicted in the Phil
ippines Of drunkenness on duty and
sentenced to dismissal. The Secretary S
action was taken on evidence that the
officer has a splendid service record
and was deserving of clemency. The
President will. it is understood, approve
the Secretary s recommen0 0atlon.
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ANOTHER SPASM OF
REFORM IN NEW YORK
Series of Sensational Raids
Made Upon Alleged VioIators
of the Excise Law.


+ NEW YORK. March 23,--A
+ sensational series of raids upon
: alleged vioators of the excise
!. law was made today under the
:. direction OF Charles s. Whit
!. City Magistrates The magis-
!. tratc forcibly seized the West
: Forty-seveuth street station In
!. the upper Tenderloin, deposed the
/. sergeant in command, directed :
: the arrest of several alleged vio-
: lators of the excise law and then
!. held an impromptu session OF
!. court in the police station. Two
|. men who were found in charge ..
: Of the saloons, where it is al .
: legged liquor was being served
+ after hours, were held in S2500
: for further hearing and the :
: magistrate declared that he
: would appear personally to press :
:. the charges against the men :
: when they were arraigned, In
= the course of the police station
!. court session Magistrate Whit :
: man declared that the two men
: arrested told him that they were
: permitted TO keep their places =
: open after hours because "the
!. captain fixed it,.
:
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eaarantine Order Modi6od

a RoalIl' Wyo., March 23.-The
h nva,a ,ea Of Sheep Commissioners
h ths,, ohd the order of April .,
b sneep entering the State from
nnfinaa or any territory shall he
b dirm;aa Tor period of thirty days
ke sy,ag, and ordered that ali sheep
',inp a.e shall, before entering the
ted arse sens Tor sheariDg. he in.
4 in su su any found infected or that
hsione manner been exposed to
tntine "'sease, shall be placed in
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'k.ttittsburg Has Big Blazo

De Bso",, Bo nj, March 23.-The plant
nv payrd a, Machinery company ON
hfina a,vnue, the Simmonds Manu-.
m and ds%Slnpany and the plant of
late th;s ;'Oinan were damaged by a
ftd f,nln' ms afternoon. The fire
|'y Conn ur an explosion in the ma
'nl al p"hy 8 plant. II was under
4 baila;. clock. NJ. A. Stern &
"a al atxang xaIgs was saved. Loss csti-
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|LEGED CRATER CAUGHT

asa's Returned Charge Big
sxnale IN a Mining Deal,
LOUIS, March 23.-Fred l.. Nc
~ ss arrested here today on teIe-
information from Jefferson
%s! Governor Folk had honored
,saltiop aap from Acting Governor
y Arkansas for him. The reaui-
based on indictments said TO
kS,s kSsn returned by the grand Jury
! 'slsn county, Ark, charging
number Of residents of that
were swindled out of about SIS :.
y dsslI lI'nSsstlon Son with A California
taet;o, ne1han claims that every
dsel;noJh ne made was legitimate,
'snent 10 make any further
- " lie VIII be returned to AR.
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Woman Falls to Her Death.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March pa
woman smartly dressed, about As years
old, plunged TO her death from 70-foot
bluff overlooking Lake Erie today. She
was found with her head hanging
through hole in the ice, made by her
in the fall No identifying marks could
be found about her clothing,
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Tom Johnson's Daughter WEEDS.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 23.-Miss
Elizabeth johnson, daughter of Mayor
and Mrs. Tom i. Johnson, was today
united in marriage to Signor Frederico
Mariana Of Milan. They will reside in
Now York
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Honor to Our New ambassador.

PARIS, March 2S.-Escorted by a
squadron of Cuira ssiers, Embassador
White and the staff Of the American
embassy were driven this afternoon to
the Elysce palace, where the new En-
bassndor was warmly received by Pres
idcnt FaIliers and former Minister
PIchon.
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Another Cashier Short,

PITTSBURG. March 23.-E. ". Bow
man. assistant cashier and clerk IN the
Citizen s National bank of Tioncsta.
Pa, was committed TO Jail today,
charged, according 10 the United States
district attorney, with the apparent
shortage of 100000.
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Successful Balloon Ascension

PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-l'nder
the auspices OF the Aero club cf America.
A. u. Hawley of New York and 4. N.
Chauler Of this city made "A su 'cess(ul
ascension in the balloon s'Inllill,'' from
the southern section Of this city this
afternoon, and sailed Ln lbs airISiiau Of
!; The coast
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Ravner viii Soon Be Hanged.

LONDON, March 23.-The high sher
if has fixed April 9 for the execution
of Horace George Rsyner, who was sen
fenced to death yesterday for the muir
der of William Whitley.
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Could Retains Championship,

BOSTON. Mass. March 2S.-IaJ
Could of New York retained his tltle M
court tennis champion of America by
defeating Joshua Crane, Jr., OF Boston
in the final round al the national tennia
championship tournament ScoTo-s-l'
4-6; s~2s 6-2
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|[E|NG TO PROVE
Harry THAW SANE
,ueys for Defendant Sub
"a Mis- Own Letters Bear
ing on the Case.
|ryrIpAL AFFIDAVIT
MADE By ATTY. DELMAS
|,kiug Hard to Block Jer-
.ue's Move to Obtain
/ Lunacy Commission.

,w YORK. March 23.-The attor-
;or Harry X. Thaw today filed
10 The suggestion made by Dis
. stiorney Jerome that Thaw is
,ll, incapable of understanding
,.prges against him and is a sub
IN a commission in lunacy rather
for a Jury. Supplementing their
unanimous opinion that Thaw docs
.,staod inc nature of the proceed
.oainst him and daily advises in
-.ntly with his counsel, the attor-
. Nave fled aifidavits from the med
,zperts employed by the defense,
further affidavit by Mrs. William
the mother of the defendant.
. Thnv, however. does not address
|,lf 10 the question Immediately at
. She takes advantage OF the op-
.auity 10 state that in the direct
Of descent for four generations
/, has been no taint Of insanity or
<psy in the prisoner s family. She
his the malicious misrepresen,a-
and gross eXaggeration'f on the
tet.
Afidavit Of DelInas.
tr principal affidavit made in
|ss behalf is signed by Dolphin NJ,
IS. his leading counsel. Mr.. Del
II atiacbes to his personal statement
.ore or more Of letters and notes
|as received from Thaw during the
\ These writings. Mr.. Delmas de.
Is. clearly indicate his grasp of the
tdipga and have contained valua-
Hggetions.
y afidsvits which Thaw's counsel
vill block Mr.. Jerome s move for
.aaey commission were filed. with
<lrk Of the Supreme court this
loon and were turned over to jus
fitzgerald, who will announce his
'nn probably Wednesday morning,
The Thsw jury has been ordered
port again.
H'tirs Fitzgerald will indicate to the
slne counsel Monday if he de-
further hearing on tie subject.
'her 3 commission will be appointed
solely with Justice Fitzgerald,
p Delmas in bis affidavit SAYS:
Holds Thaw to Be Sane.
~; professional relations which
i2*fed with the defendant since the
'hlng of the trial until the pres
hIms, the many interviews ! have
With him during that period, the
y communications 7 have sent to
snd received from him. coupled
NY experience at the bar, enable
form an opinion of the capacity
'ary n. Thaw as regards his un-
'naing of The proceedings against
and power to make his defense.
Ano DO, upon my oath, solemly
vat during all the time of his
marry X. Thaw has been and is
PIE OF understanding the nature
'Olsct OF the proceedings against
oi comprehending his own condi.
q reference TO such proceedings
y conducting his defense IN a ra.
manner"
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Face Her Fortune.

Mot only might II be a ror-
49,. 20 the young woman
'o" ,,ost beautiful. but for
,nrate TO the West
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Who's Your Sweetheart?

IN she Is beautiful, why not
a5sIst The Tribune In MAX
Ing that photograph Of her
famous7