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The Worthington advance., 1907-08-23

q About five times more corn fodder
can bsstored in given space as sill
age than in it's natural state, which
makes the silo relatively cheap store
house, after all, if the fodder is to
have any shelte.. besides the silage
has double the feed value of the fod.
der.
The Worthington advance., 1907-08-23
RushmOre.
From the Euterprise:

From the Enterprise:
On account of changes in business
it has been found necessary to make
change in the location of the tele-
phone central at Rushmo,e and the
seemingly best place decided upon
The Worthington advance., 1907-08-23

Jim Hill says the railroads need
the "rest cure" What about the peo-
sple ofGthe northwest who have piled
up millions to Jim's credit
The Worthington advance., 1907-08-23

Highest Rents on Earth.
A single room in Cornhill. London,
recently rented for about $4,000 a
year Cornhill has the highest rents
on earth. :,
The Worthington advance., 1907-08-23

fact that four years later 1T yielded
to force of sentiment with which
it could not cope, when Roosevelt
was the unopposed choice of the
people, but it is significant that it
then selected for second place a
member OF it's own body, whose
presidential aspirations 1t has since
then carefully and sedulously
nursed.
The time has arrived when the
United States senator should find
the door to the national conven-
ton barred against HIM; when he
should receive from the people,
not from himself, the commands
he is expected to execute on the
floor Of the senate cham ber. Ma
tlonal policies formulaed by the
people themselves should be.. trans
mitted to congress absolutely free
from senatorial Intervention or
participation. The choice of the
republicans of the country for
president and vice president must
be freely expressed and be un-
touched by the taint of a body of
which the least that may be said is
that it is not above public reproach.
st. Paul Dispatch. Ss' ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13

June o. lsOs-Harry K. ThaE shot Stanford White
rested and locked up in the Iendefloin ponce
r,,rs ss -havv committed TO the Tombs by Coroner
Dooley. Daniel O'Reilley appeared IN ponce
Delafeld end Frederick p. Delaneld. the Jaw
firm OF Black. Olcott, GrubeF bonyhge ana
Henry ". LOngfeloW
June 2s-Thaw indicted for rnuroeT. /.-,.- l.,
June 2a-Thaw arraigned before Judge Owing IN
General Sessions. He pleaded not gullty
Julv District Attorney Jerome retuIned ILon ms
vacation and took charge OF me prosecution.
JULY 2-Thaw's valet. William bentof9 uiSO- >,..
(sruber & Bonynge, ana retained ,4nIotTo, W.
Farfridge. John B. Gleason ana A Hussel yea
l.odv also entered the case. . --,.~.,,
January 23-Trial begins befoFe JUSTICE El'NIeIaIu
TaDi,sry 's4NThree additional Jurors selected.
January 1.-TWO more jurors chosen.
January 2s-Nine jurors now IN Dor. - 3,
January 29-Nine jurors still in box two excused
January 90-Two more jurors chosen, eleven now
F-ebruaTv Jury completed.
T-ebr,iary 4@Assistant District Attorney Garvan
FeDreI Ie.s onening address John B. Gleason opens
for the defence. Stanford White SON. called
nv prosecution. is first witness or trial;
February 6-Defence calls DR.. Charles Z. Whey an
aIienist OF Pittsburg. Jerome gives nm
Cruellng examination. Dolphin N; DeIlhAS
after conference Of Thaw counsel. takes charge
FEBRUARY Evelyn Nesbit Thaw begins her story
T-eI,Tuarv SNMrs Evelyn Thaw continues her
story. =, .-zooaod
February l2-Dr. Britton ID. Evans an aleuIst lok
fine defence declares Thaw had deluslons or
prosecutions, and at the time OK shooth8 was
suffering from brain storm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13

several aldermen were put on trial in TINS cry:
These cases had a great pubhclty, anu 'i, oHe
sworn testimony was spread broadcast De 80
the community The retrials were N"N -
county. ICON Gov
There doesn't seem to be any reason TOT r.. .
change OF place OF trial in this case 80
nothing which leads me 10 believe VIEWS me- -.
cannot be selected who Will give falr triaA :"
this defendant in this county. -. ~
An application for bail is motioh ma -, -
defendant has a perfect right TO make; IN view
of the deliberations and attitude OF the july,
shall consider it my duty 10 oppose suc. go az
application. In my opinion. taxing tnoSe -
INTO consideration no Judge 20 whom the matter
Is submitted will admit the defendant 10 pO""'
the circumstances being as they are.
In company with Assistant District Attorney
Garvan, Mr.. Jerome last night attended pri-
vate dinner To-day he goes to his country
place at Lakeville, Conn, for rest OF several
days He will return TO New York in the early
part OF next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
TO BETTER MADISON AVENUE SERVICE
The State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Makes Recommendations.

Albany. March 12-As n result of investigations
made by the State Board OF Railroad Commits
soners to the service the Madison avenue
line OF the New York City Railway Company the
board has recommended follows for the I'm
prOvement Of service:
That the average number OF sOuthbOund cars
passing a point 42d street be increased between
the hours OF and n m from s. To 90.
That the average number of passing n
point on 42d street, southbOund between the hours
OF IL n. and Il NJ be increased from 81 to 80
That the average number OF northbOund cars be-
tween II a. and l. m. be increased from IS to ST.
That the average number OF nOTthbOund CpFS
passing point on 42d street between the hours
OF II and / D. m. be increased from q to 80
That the average number OF cars. sOuthbOund.
passing point on I'D street between the Tours
OF II m. and p. m. be increased from - to 81
That the average number OF nOrthbOund cars
passing point on AID street between the hours OF
/ and D. IN. he increased from - to 81. Thar
the average number OF SOuthbOund cars passing n
point 42d street between the hours OF 1 and .
y. m. be increased from a. to o.
That the average number OF nOrthbOund cars
passing point on 42d street between the hours
of and p. DO increased from - to SO. That
the average number OF sOuthbOund cars passing a
point AID street between the hours OF and
=. m. be increased from IS 20 IS.
That the average number OF nOrthbOund cars
passing point 42d street between the hours
OF and p. m. be increased from 80 to s. That
the average number Of sOuthbOund cars passing
point on AID street between the hours Of 8 ana
D. m. be increased from IS TO S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
TO CONFER WITH HUGHES
Governor Hill See Ellison Here on
City Investigation.

Corporation Counsel Ellison yesterday made an
appointment to confer with Governor Hughes =
this city on Monday concerning the request of
the Mcclellan administration for legislative com
mlttee 70 investigate all departments Of the CITY
government The conference will be az the GOV
eruor's former law Office in Broadway
II is understood that Mr.. Ellison viii ask ths
Governor 10 have the scope Of the legisativs n
vestigation so broad that it VIII include the az
counts OF the judiciary.
The investigation Of Borough President AhearHs
department has caused lively discussion In ro-
UticaI circles The radical move OF the MaNot y
asking for an inquiry INTO all departments j. .
surprise to every one - 49,
N Is coming into the fight IL was oficialy sesS.
Yesterday morning that at the hearings IN ~
Ghearn investigation. when resumed next MqssGass
fine Merchants Association Will present eViIes.s
IN regard 10 street neglect. for which they nav
heen coIlectfng material for the last two years.
Among the evidence to be presented are p1SSsSS5
srsDbs or streets taken last November, anq 49,
9iorai photographs taken few days ago. Shows
that no attempt has been nla0e III tiie i'i'S'
periOd 10 remedy the conditions. 80 ~r.1.s z
There was a report yesterday tnat Cn naiE 4,
Nll,Tnhv leader OF Tammany Hall. had plan1e'. ~ !.
have one OF his Assemblymen introduce me ~, \,
Assembly and "A Senator in the Senate. s s5l
create an investigating commission 70 eNs-
into the government OF New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
GREGG ASKS MESSAGE.
Wants Governor to Discuss Book
makers and RaCetrack Gambling.
AZ TsIssTaph 70 Ths Tribune.l

Albany. April la-DeclarIng that he was con-
WINGED that he Finance and Codes committees did
not Intend 20 report the anu-gnmbling bills. the
Rev A. 8. Gregg to-day sent a formal appeal to
Governor Hughes urging a special message on the
subject OF bookmakers and Tacetrack gambling
The legislators are somewhat suspicious OF this
subject Last year the bills were denounced as
emanatng from the poolrooms These hills came
from District Attorney Jerome. but he has been
unable 20 press them. Mr.. Gregg's appeal to the
Governor as follows:
You are respectfully urged 10 SEND a message 70
amendment to the gambling laws which viii enable
Who Gamble az the races This appesi is hassd n6
the following considerations:
amended in 1884 commands the LEGISLATURE "a mass
appropriate laws to prevent all forms OF gambling
failed TO enact law Witch Would enable pbl,g
officials 20 prosecute rScetrack gamblers, although
In making this appeal voice the sentiments Of
me o{n Sl arnea over tSe SpreaS 80 Sae %hlch
Of money lost Ia gambling on the New York trScs
amounted 20 $50 10000, and the same authorities
predict that gambling will reach SS00ooOoo during
amount 20 over 100000 year. The racing season
opens at the AQueduct track next Monday, For
the next hve months there will be a riot OF gam
Gambling will be the main business The gambling
will be open, shameless and unrestrained
Other Governors have taken the initiative in the
effort to oysTthT92w ssmons. notably G9ysrnor
Missouri Texas has made all forms OF gambling
penItentiary offence. and there IL a crusade on In
bs drven ot of Illinois and New
tbTonged with common gamblers and bookmakers
during the racing season. because they are immune
This Immunity of racetrack gamblers from liabil-
fly 10 prosecution exists in disregard OF n clear
mandate Of tho ate constitution, which you, as
Governor in co.--.lon with the Legislature. have
suyor tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
&. N. BRADY CHANGES HIS MIND.

Controller Metz said yesterday that Anthony N
Brady had changed his attitude toward the pro-
posed COney Island subway. which was objected
to by the Harway improvement Association or
which MIR. Brady. Senator McCarren Timothy L.
Woodruff and George DObSOn are members
MIR. Metz said he went to Mr.. Brady with
committee OF citizens interested In getting the sub
way, and explained 20 him that the COney Island
spur OF the Fourth avenue line would be adver-
tised part of the tri-bOrOugh system. we'll as
by itself and that could bid. and that the
line could be continued over the Manhattan Bridge
through the extension the city Is going build and
thus come into Manhattan regardless Of the exist
ing tunnel
On this condition Mr.. Brady agreed TO advise Civ
ing consent: the aeld Is now open for prompt adj
vertising or the Fourth Avenue and COney Island
lines. in connection with the Manhattan Bridge
section OF the tri-horough line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13

Albert T. Patrick-Trial lasted Q weeks ana 3
days; jury out hours; VeIoGl' lnu NS. al al
TO imprisonment for nfe
Nan Patterson-Frst trial. stopped az emo Oh Of; ~
DAYS owing TO illness OF Juror sSe cono ILlSt'
II dsvs: fury out "a hours: disagreement.
third trial il days: jury out ll13 hours
disagreement. Defendant was allowed 10 go
free by default.
Roland B. Molineux-First trial, % Guys, JuaS
out 3 hours: verdict murder nrst degres'
second trial. 81 days; jury out % minu'es'
verdict. not guilty
DR.. Samuel J. Kennedy-First trial, 10 o.. DAYS Ss
,n-v ouf az hours: verdict. murder nrst G 1S-
ne second trial. 10 days; Jury out ga
hours: disagreement. Third trial, so o SST;
iurv out 30 hours: disagreement. Deie"N"''
was allowed TO so free by oefaut. 49,
-o.,,,o " TJarrfs-,rrial lasted three weeks: jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13

out one hour and twenty minutes. Verdict,
guilty of murder in first degree. Executed week
beginning March 81. 1898.
DR.. Robert ". Buchanan-Tral lasted ak weeks;
fury out twenty-eight hours and four minutes.
Convicted April 26. 1898.
DR. Henry c. r. Meyer-Trial lasted thirty-six
days; fury out three and one-half hours G I,3I
8, 1894
Mary Alice Fleming-Trial lasted forty-thres days:
iry out eleven ana one-half hours; llOO tales
men summoned and coz examined. This was the
greatest number record. except in case OF
Doodle Alderman Thomas Cleary, when I4S
taIesmen were examined. Verdict. not guilty
June q, 1895.
Leon F. Czolgosz-Trial lasted eight hours and
twenty-five minutes: jury out four minutes
Verdict murder In first degree. Taking OF testi-
rnony lasted only four and one-half hours Time
elapsed between death OF President Mckinley
and conviction Of assassin, ten days ana four
teen hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
MADE ACCOMPANY REGIMENTS
Governors Order Affects Nine Military Or.
CARNATIONS in the State.

Albany. April 12s-In general orders No 16 issued
tonight from the adjutant generals department
II is announced that by the command Of the Gov
ernor nine regiments OF the National Guard are
constituted twelve-cOmpany regiments, in order 70
conform the tactica! organizations OF the limited
States Army The regiments affected are:
The cd Regiment engineers. the It'll sth 19tb
6sth and list. Of New York City; the, 10th. which
is composed OF upstate separate companies; the
2Sd OF Brooklyn. and the 18th, of Buffalo All 80
which are infantry organizations. The addiIfOnSI
companies necessary to complete 12-companV or
gan1ation IN these regiments not to be organ
lied at present, but the organization will be ready
In case the regiments should be ordered into the
United States service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
WARRANTS FOR CROW.
Speculation Said to Hare Caused
attempted Pittsburg Suicids.
IRv Tslegraph to The TTibune J

pittsbure April 12-That detectives VIA
,,.arraDts for his arrest on charges Of Ohtainns
v,O,a,, ON false pretense we're looking for Hopr
ert M. Crow. when he made the attempt 70 eo.-
NIT suicide in a box at the Grand Opera Ho1s~
ON wednesday afternoon. became known go, -
Crow Is recovering at the Homeopathic -. -
initial. and it Is said that as soon as ms eOA1 -,
pernits two warrants will be served on -"
The charges are brought before Alasi $50,
Kirby by w. S. Smith. druggist OF H0i'''. .s,t
and FrankstOwn avenues. smith alesSs -
Crow induced him to cash checks Tor ai' $3.50 s,b
aggregating $780, and that the checNs, I'M,
we're drawn on the Washington Trust CoiDpS''
proved worthless. -. 1ifa his
uncles III @. and w C.. McEldOwness ~ rat.
that II was a mad desire to get rieh 4u l5S ina.
caused him to try suicide. IL Is now S
he had become involved IN speeulau0~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13

prosecution ana defence. He has found the chief
criticism levellsd at the Jury system. and tho ap-
parent lack 20 Englishmen. OF decorum In the
conduct OF the case To English lawyers IT had
right OF appeal in criminal cases. the judge could
nos as would DO done hero. stop the long cross.
evidence which had direct bearing on the crime
closely the facts himself being left the duty
Of deciding whether the evidence Is material with
as 20 the law. According to Mr.. Barratt the Iegal
consensus in London is that the jury would have
found Thaw guilty OF murder. with a strong recon-
mendation 70 mercy which would have meant a
long short term OF imprisonment. at the discre-
ton of the Home Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
TENEMENT HOUSE BOARDS OF APPEAL
Reece Bill Provides for Them for New York
and Buffalo.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Albany. April 12.-Tenement house commits
siOns OF appeal for New York and Buffalo are
provided for in a bill introduced to-day by AS
semblyman Reece. The New York commission
is 20 consist OF five members appointed by the
Governor with the consent and approval OF the
Senate. One OF the five must be a tenement
house commissioners. and all must be residents
OF New York City. Their term OF office Is three
years, and their salary. $40 day.
whenever an owner OF any tenement house
built prior 20 April. 1901, feels aggrieved by an
order or the tenement house commission, he
can appeal for redress 90 this board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13

Here's hoping to-mOrrOw's a fine
day to take our fine Spring clothes
out walking.
Spring suits, Spring Overcoats,
Spring neckwear, Spring shOes-low
shoes.
For men and boys of all ages.
The Spring styles of Knapp-Felt
DerbieS prove that even a house with
an old reputation for solid worth can
keep styles up to date.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Tires Broadway Stores
ass s42 1850
Warren So 13thsE Sad S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
PIrTsBURG LOST INTEREST IN TRIAL
Excitement Died Out After Twelve Hours Of
Waiting for Verdict.

Pittsburg, April l2-PittshurG received the result
OF the Thaw trial with hardly much interest
81 did the baseball bulletins. There little COM
ment
For about twelve hours after the given
20 tho Jury there was intense interest and up TO
late hour In the night crowds besieged the bulletin
boards OF the newspapers, while from suburban
points and clubs and hotels thora were continual
Queries by telephone. Among the places where the
greatest Interest displayed was the Duauesne
Club one OF the swell clubs % the city, and OF
which Harry Thaw a member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
ENDORSE PUBLIC UTILITIES BILL.

Following the example OF majority OF tho Re-
publican district organizations the Pioneer Repub-
iican Club. or the Saith Assembly District at its
meeting last night, passed resolutions commanding
Govsfner Hughes and recommending the passage
-, A commlttss OF one hundred citizens OF Brook
President Coler, met az the Real Estate EXCHANGE
across the bridge last night and Endorsed the
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
AGAINST EXPERT TESTIMONY ABUSE
Moreland Has Bill Relating to Murder Trials
with Insanity Pleas.

Albany. April IA bill aimed against the abuse
OF expert testimony in murder trials where IN
sanity is pleaded as a defence was introduced in
the Assembly to-day by Majority Leader More
land. The bill would prevent Hypothetical Ques-
lions being asked in any criminal case where IN
sanity is a defence. Mr. Moreland says the idea
Is to do away with the experts. who. no said.
usually received large fees for professional opin-
ions faYoTng the Side which retained them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
TRIAL OF HARRY K, THAW TOLD IN BRIEF

February 14-Death OF the wife Of juror hats
February ls-Trial is resumed. 80,
Eeb-uary 1l-District Attorney Jerome oeshs
INSTRUMENTATION Of Mrs. Evelyn Thaw.
February 2l--Cross- examinetl ton continues
March e-Thaws mother takes stand ..a
SN9srcb SMr Delmas announces that defence rests
March la-Stanford Whites brothef-ln-laW, Janies
Ciinch Smith, testhes for the prosecution; t.
March 1IIummel denies Mrs. Evelyn 1haT
Aias sfnr,- Or Austin Flint in reply to Mr.. Je-
Tome's hypothetical question. swears ina" was
March 2O-Trial IS halted and Mr.. Jerome asks LOT
the appointment of q commission IN lunacy.
March Accumulation in lunacy is appointed oy
Justice FitzGerald 20 determine IheW Heh'"l
condition at the present time A..
March 2S-Morgan ]. OBrten, a n1enper OF Ine
commission, resigns and David Mcclure is ap-
pointed.
April 4Thaw is declared sane ,.
AnriI 5-Mr Jerome says he will appeal against
the commissions verdict, as he Is not allO"eu
TO see a copy Of the minutes.
April 6-Mr. Jerome decides not to appeal.
April s-Mr. Delmas begins his final ADDRESS
April 9-Ar. Demas completes his summing up;
April l0-Mr. Jerome sums up for the prosecutor.
Justice FITZGERALD charges the jury. jury taxes
case.
April I2-Tury disagrees and IL discharged. after
celebrating nearly forty-eight hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13

ToFernor TIushes's decision IN the case Of Cap
tain Wendell was foretold in The Tribune OF March
q. In that issue It predicted that when the
report OF the court martial was transmitted 10 the
Governor II would contain n verdict Of conviction
captain Wendell himself could not be found last
night. AT the Fort Wendell Hotel, which he runs
II was said that he had not been there at all YES
terday. AZ his home IN Kingsbridgo Road no one
The Washington times., 1907-06-14

c. g. S. Ice Cream, Pure and Rich.
Order the famous Velvet Kind. Druggists
The Washington times., 1907-06-14

81 Write Tornado Insurance"
Joseph 1. Weller, COZ F st. NV.
The Washington times., 1907-06-14
COL. HALF0RD TO RETIRE;
WAS HARRlSON'S SECRETARY

Lieut.. Col Elijah w. Halford. deputy
paymaster general. United States Army.
was yesterday ordered 10 proceed to MS
home. awaiting retirement with the
rank Of colonel. Colonel Halford was
The Washington times., 1907-06-14
FARMERS HOUSE WRECKED;
"BLACK HAND" is BLAMED

WASHINGTON. Pa, June 14-What
Is believed to be a Black Hand outrage
occurred at the home OF james Keefo-
yer. a farmer. OF Zollarsvile, when a
nitroglycerin bomb exploded, partially
The Washington times., 1907-06-14
TURNS DOWN
TW0-CENT FARE BILL

MADISON. Wis, June 1.-THE State
senate today killed the Husting Dill re-
curing the railroads to grant nat z
cent passenger fare The vote was 4
TO g.
The Washington times., 1907-06-14
The Safety of Wedding Gifts.

family silverware. etc. is assured bv
storing such belongings in the special
Reasonable rates. Wagon sent upon re-
quest
The Washington times., 1907-06-14
aMiIk" Bread Delivered Direct.

The cleanest.- most delicious and most
nutritious bread that's made. Postal OF
phone Holmes Bakery. 1st and + SITS.
Phones Z. 1440 and 144i.
The Washington times., 1907-06-14
OUTING AT RTEvER VIEW.

The annual outing OF the Church OF
the Holy Comforter, East Capitol and
Fourteenth streets, to River View, was
a success, and much enjoyed by all
who made the trip.
The Washington times., 1907-06-14

private secretary TO President Harrison.
who appointed him TO the army pay
corps in 1893. Before that he was on the
staf Of Indianapolis and Chicago papers.
The Washington times., 1907-06-14
81 Write Tornado Insurance"
Joseph l. Weller. so2 f ST. NV.
$500 Harpers Ferry, Halltown, Charles

town. Summit Point Winchester, and
return. Leave Baltimore & Ohio station.
Washington, $50 a. m, Sunday, June
10TH Plenty Of room for everyone. and a
magnificent opportunity to spend q de-
Bghtful day IN the country at small ex-
pense.
The Washington times., 1907-06-14

wrecking the building and tearing
large hole in the ground Nobody was
injured Last week Keefover received
letter from an ALLEGED Black Hand So
ciety, demanding s, 600 or the destruction
of his property.
The Washington times., 1907-06-14

81 Write Tornado Insurance.
Joseph l. Weller. COZ F st. NV.
The Washington times., 1907-06-14
Baltimore and Return, sI.as-BaltimOre

4 Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and Sun
day. All trains both ways. both days,
except Royal Limited. City Offices i4l7
G st. and GIG Pennsylvania ave.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-21
SOME REMARKAbL T FEATURES 0F THE
SNOW BLOCKADE Of PRESENT WINTER

in the
the
directly
and the difficulties
the
the
hour O. ratio
The aftones
heeen
railway
the superintendent and other
comfortable
asted the railway for failure him with his
will likely opinion.