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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
A PhiI-so-hn.

Frances Willard once vrote to a frieDd who had just lost a daughter: Dear Sister Anna. hov much richer are you than I. Here sit alone with cut chfld to die. while yOa are mother to an angeI-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
u.s-. Aee.o. Er.,.h T.--~

Paris. Sept H. Advices received | here from Casablanca say that ths ttrIbaI delegates accepted all the peace so1ditio1s sxed by General DEude and ssrarted to seek delegates freu all ths sfh4 wzrTfng trfbez.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
Binshamton Mayor Asks Graft sesrel

Binghamton, N. r., Sept. 1T.-Follow- ing State Comptroller Glynn's exposure of grafting by Broome county officials, Mayor Hiram H. Woodburn will ask the comptroller to investigate all the city departments of Binghamton and overhaul accounts. Scandal is sus. pected in the letting of a big trunk sewer contract.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
William W. WardweII Dead.

Rome. \. r., Sept. I7.-wiIliam W. wardwell, for many years prominent
 ly connected with the leading business enterprises of this city and long a member of the board of fire and police commissioners. died, aged seventy-four.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
rr.s.riek meNsIIv ps,s., Away.

Chicago. Sept. 17.-Frederick McNal ly. for three years president of the publishing house of Rand. McNalIy & Co. died here. Mir. McNally had been III for three weeks of nervous prostra- ton, due to overwork.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
sir.x.ar.oId sor kiIl, PIarnas..

StN-year-olo boy Nalls Fssymsfe-
 Washington. Sept 1T.-while playing -holdup- with a revolver John B. Hor- to1. six years old. accidentally shot and killed his fveyear-old friend. Rob erf |. Dnnaldson-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
Marry. Esear

John-Yoa very nearly got engaged while you were on your tour in tlls mountafns. I hear MichaelPreciO1s near But fortunately just at the last moment I felI down a precipice- Pearsoa's Weekly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
Mhi,kx Make. riah Record.

Cincinnati. O.. Sept. 1T.-DistflIing in- terests of Cincinnati. Peoria and Terrs Haute raised the price of spirits from s1-S2 to s134 per proof gallon owing to the high price of malt and corn and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
Hr s-.

A ffty doTzr hat is a co7oest-
 A thirty dollar hat is a co1fectiaa
 Atvo dauar hat k a sIa and a shane and a perfect 11zdscanoa for going koue to ustha-PIfEbUg Pos-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
ha cIuA

Hrs- Bloodeoo1-I tho7zht her ono tatSo1 was aprupos. didn't Y01E MS- Nsvrstch-Dezr ne. I always sup posed his nans vss Edgar AEan-E- chz1z
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
Er. cansI or.n Au.;r

syrzczse. N- T. Sept 17-NavfEzfBoz cu tks Erie canal. Interrupted July S1 M a hrsak ia the aq1ed1ct hers oFG 0ue1sxEz creek, has beea reszzs1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut: Fair to- night: Wednesday fair; light west to northwest winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
BURNED TO DEATH.
Union City Child Given Matches By
 Playmate.

Union City, Sept. 1.-Two year old Joseph Kluk had a match given him to-day by playmate, with which he set fire to newspaper. The flames jumped to his clothing and he was burned from head to foot. Death came early this afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
For To-Morrow.

For TO-Morrow. Sun rises at 5:27 and sets at 5: :51. High tide at New Haven at 1856.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
THE ADVERTISING
CAR STARTS ON
IT'S TOUR
Startling Legends in Letters
Six Feet High Adorn Sides of
Travelling Boosters Head
quarters.

The Big Albuquerque Fair. October
t-l2, Bronco Busting Base Ban,
"Fircmon's Tournament" STACY Did
It," "BlOndin's Captive Balloon. Car
ries Passengers Daily" Horse Rae
ing" Fighting the Flames street
Carnival" and other placards, ap-
peared on a long Santa Fe express car
attached TO the rear end of No. las.
night, and being pulled to Ash Fork
this morning.
II Is the far famed advertising car
of the TWentH-SeYenth Annual Terri
torial fair starting on its six weeks
tour of Arizona, New Mexico, Colo
RADIO, Texas and Utah, boosting for the
fair.
G.. II. Webster was IN charge and
with his two assistants, Sherman Scott
and Charles ChaGco.
From Ash Fork. a trip to Phoenix
and Prescott and other Arlzona
towns VIII be made. besides stops
al zach town en- out back east. Thr
car viii return To- Albuquerque Satur-
day night. leaving shortly after its
arrival for Colorado, working that
state and then into the Mormon ter
ritory and then back to Gods eoun-
try canvassing the northern part OF
the territory.
A hulried Urip will he made through
western and southwestern Texas and
southern New Mexico. n the terrt-
torial fair advertising cars trip viii be
at an end.
The car is packed with posters,
dodgers. cards, and placards. telling
of the many things to be seen at the
fair and historical exposition.
AT various places along the route Of
the carr additional packages Of dope
to be distributed To the people viii Dc
picked up by Mr.. Webster n his
assistants.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27

London. Aug 26.-It was learned l.
diplomatic circles today that % ni
fho PRINCIPAL. questions discussed nA
Emperor William and Emperor Nich-
n|l. during their recent meeiins a'
SWI ncmupude was the neutrality y.
Norway. The subject was thorough
gone over and an agreement reacnt
under which Germany and Russo
undertake to regard Norway as neN'
iraI territory. This De- 10 ~accurdahtt
with ihe desires Of Great Britain
fich has been heartily supporllns
N~1rHays endeavors @ % secure guar"n'
Toes 'n this direction.
Emperor William also intimate
That Germany would not seek H
ih ff The policy 81 Russia iu "a
ine or her records with France anl
GfeB Britain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
PlTTSBURG MAN FINDS
LOST WIFE IN M0RGUE

Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. 2G-James Ma
SON. a business man of Allegheny. pre-
vented the body Of his wife from bee
ing buried in the Potter's field today.
Some time ago Mason began st
against his wife. Kate Mason. for di-
vorce. They had not been living to-
rcthcr for years. Almost Immediately
after the suit was entered Mrs. Mason
Disappeared.
Mason was passing through the
moreue today when he say the face
of his wife under the glass. The
woman's body had been aiken from
the river and she was To have been
buriod This afternoon. Mrs. Mason,
whose name was unknown by the OF
ncials until this afternoon, was
drowned while rowing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
CANNOT STEAL HIS
F|ANCEE'S PURSE
Engagement Of Couple Makes
Sweetheart Not Liable for
Theft Iowa Judge Decides.

Iowa Falls. Iowa, Aug. 25.-If a
girl has a right to go through her
s~Weetheart's pockets after marriage,
has a young man the right to appro-
pirate his future wife's pocketbook be-
fore the MARRIAGE
Miss Letta Sluter, a school teacher
at Ackley, and Joseph S-tonebraker
had been keeping company" Miss
Sluter had sufficient confidence in
her companion to place her pocket
book in his pocket for safe keeping.
The pocketbook and money disappear
ed and She accused him OF stealing il.
Stonebreaker denied the charge, but
admitted that the girl had turned her
money over to him. He was arrested
and taken before Judge w. =. Hell
schcr on a charge OF larceny.
The judge decided he couldn't hold
the young man for larceny, as they
were engaged to be married, and his
permission to allow his sweetheart 10
use his pocket as a safety deposit
vault would render void any judgment
for conviction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
ROCK ISLAND FLYER IN
DITCH; OPERATOR HIKES

Fairbury. Neb., Aug. 26.-The RocN
Island roads Denver-Chicago lAt'
was thrown into tho ditch al n"i,l'-
SOM fivo miles from here, leaciy t1-
d,, Two persons were Killed 9nd SIX
injured. The semaphore operator
Who ditched the train disappear
after the wreck and has not yet pcen
found.
The train approached the burlin
ton crossing at fun speed hg
somaphore was set at safety. Nh'I
almost ON the crossing the signal sue
denly switched to danger ana ~
derailing apparatus threw the LOO"
island train into the ditch. 40 hAi
Iugtou train was in sight 20
tor the operators mist3kc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
GOVERNOR THREATENS
TO CiNCH RAILROADS

A|sheville. n. c., Aug. 26-Gover-
nor Glenn, who has Just returned
from New York. says lac is positive the
new rate of two and one-quarter cents
viii hold good on the North Carolina.
and IL the Southern embarrasscs the
latter road, he viii compel final
adoption Of the new rate annulliug the
~Southcrn's lease of the North Caro-
lima. This leased roa is one of the
most important in the Southernis
main line.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
ra,nl Explosion in Cndcr Pit,

pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 2b.-Ah tNVIV-
sion of gas in a cinder pit at mo
homestead steel works this morning
caused the death Of John Radinski
ana John Costello, who were wheeling
ashes from the nit when the eNpl"-
sion occurred. Fortunately. only Two
men were az work az the time HAD
thc usual number of men employee
There been present more lives W"u' U
have been lost. Escaping gas ls SUI
posed TO have caused the eNpluslou'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
SAN FRANCISCO
To OPEN WAR
ON VICE
NEW POLICE COMMISSION
PREPARES TO GET BUSY
Evil DenS to Be Swept From
The Business and Residence
Districts Dinan'S Successor
10 Sit on Lid,

san Francisco. Aug. 26.-War has
neen declared on organized vice in
san Francisco hg the reorganized police
commission. After a consultation with
tbe grand jury. ia which hat body's
support was pledged, Commissioners
Leegett and Sweigert departed to per
feet with their colleagues a plan for
he redemption Of the business and
residence portions Of the city.
After the plan Of attack has been
decided upon. the commissioners VIII
consult with Chief Anderson and a
thorough sweeping of the residence
portion of the city will begin. The
grand jury has signitied its intention
If aiding in every way in the work
and any Information laid before the
body by the police commission will be
Immediately acted upon.
Must BE Cleaned.
'.Thfs city must be cleaned up" said
"a member of the grand jury, with em-
phasis. 1--WE will not consider our
work entirely completed II we retire
lrom the field with gambling dens,
houses of ul-fame. and their hangers
ON haunting their vices in the respect
ahlc portions of the city. We will not
resi- until every one Of these places is
driven 10 the district where it be-
longst' .
Cnpditions have changed. The "lid'
10 the town that was lost so efectually
hv Dinan. when he was chief of police,
is about to be recovered from the miro
in which it has lain, and will be again
forced down over the seething ten
deTl0in.
According to the commissioners, no
attempt will be made to screw the no
down tightly, but enough pressure Will
be- used tn clean up Fillmore street or
gambling dens and Golden Gate ave-
nue. of deadfalls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
Demand for Wage Increase.

UIU0InnatI o. Aug Zb.-A u'IndI7
for AN cight-hour day and a 20 pc,
cent increase iu wages was decided
upon hy the Metal Polishers, buffers,
piatcrs. Brass Molders and Brass anu
silver Workers union at their nall'h-
3l convention which adjourned i-'
night The allied unions are salu POP
have "a membership Of twcnit-tNo
Thousand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27

Chicago. Aug. 2f-ReprescntallN
nf indcnondont telephone interests
from New York. Cleveland. kans'
CITY and other points are IN me cill
u.th plans for extending then %
and securing Chicago connections
Conferences are being held WITH '
Illinois Tunnel company Officials. anu
DO Is said a deal of some sort may re-
eu|f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27

Billings Mont. Aug 2g.-Fnur men
atr shot. one fatally shot and
aamfd Tor life. ia an ATTEMPTED
hfAi-up this morning at Huutley. one
p NE government tnWneif7 on lle
HrentlF opened Huntley project.
NA finlanders and o. American
tre sleeping IN a box a when tnty
were awakened ~ a. order 60 hold Vs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease. "A powder. It cures pain
ruI smarting. nervous feet. and instantly
takes the sting out ~ corns and bunions-
Aliens Foat-Ease makes tignt or new shoes
feel easy. II is a certain cure for sweating,
~callous, swollen. tired. aching feet. Try II
today, sold by all druggists and shoe stores
BY mail for 26c in stamps. Don't accept any
substitute. For FREE trial package, also free
sumpie Of the FOOT-EASE Sanitary CORN
PAD. a new invention. address Allen $.
Olmsted lie ROY. n. 7. 80
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
section Men NilIod Inv Train.

81. Louis, Aug. 26.-F0ur section
hands We're instantly killed and the
foreTnan of the gang was seriously in
Jured late today when a railroad box
tear cotiided with three loaded cars
ION "A spun track of the Missouri Pa
cific railway near Eureka. St. Louis
county, causing a collision of the
loaded cars with "A hand car.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27

their hands. The Firms refused and
the robbers opened fire.
Three Firms and one robber were
wounded. The latter was captured
but his companion escaped.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
Entombcd Miners Believed Dead.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. 26.-All hope
of rescuing alive the four miners en-
tombed since Thursday in No. II tun-
mel at Blanchard have been aban-
doned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
READ JOURNAL WANTS.
It. Elmo Sample & Club Rooms
Joseph Barnett, Proprietor,
100 West Central Avenue.

CHOICE LIQUORS SERVED. ALL
the popular games. Keno every Mou-
day, Thursday ana Saturday nights.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
A MOST REMARKABLE
CLEARANCE

OF all Wool Dress Goods, Plain
and Fancy Mohairs, Fancy
WorStedS i'm checks and
stripes, Plain Crepes and
Henriettas, worth up to 75C.
special, per yard -39C
All Wool 90 inch Gilbert Sack
i0g In Plain and Mixtures, spe-
All Wool Serges in Blue, Black.
Blown and Red and White,
special per yard 75O
GA inch Fancy Suiting, regular
price $780, special price, pei
v7rd
Remnants OF Dress Goods and
Silks at Hall Price.
WOMEN'S $500 HANDBAGS,
soc
W0men'S Handbags of finest
feathers, in black and C0.0rs.
New SWaeger styles Also
leather lined Carriage ADD In
leIope Bags, Many soft
"SQuaw' BAGS 10 the I0'. s..k
lined and inside pockets.
SEASONS LATEST BELT,
SELLS FOR S1.00 EVERY
WHERE. AT Soc.
These Belts are IN black and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
SEE THESE Soc COMBS

You can't believe how stylish
and dressy they are at this
price until you see them Just
3D. A new style IN Back Combs,
imitation shell, with rich inIaid
Gilt top. We predict that
you'll be delighted with them,
Special at --50c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27
white, having gilt slides for or
namentS with buckles TO
match Can be adjusted to
tit any waist
ST to SO GOLD FILLED
BRACELETS, SOC

Gold-GlIcd bracelets in every
STYLE you can think Of or ever
heard of, incIJdiUg round ban
giles IN bright and Roman cold,
flat or oval bands, enamelled
STYLES, white and coIOred jew
els, adjustable gold wire set
with fancy stoneSi Signet to
extension bracelets and mas
s.ge filled designs set with
elaborate Jewels, Bracelets
that sell regularly for Sl,00,
$500, $3.50 and $500, all
III QUO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-27

Tho time Ias come for al summer
Millinery e. 80.
Lot Assortment OF Women's and
Misses Trimmed Hats. worth from
$500 up to 5000. Clearance
price sivV
Lot Assortment OF Womcn's
Trimmed Hats. worth from t5.eo up
Co sfs.5o. Clearance price. S2oo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24
Old Stories Revised

Fan out of the Beef Trust?" asked tbe
humble custodian of the Steers. "When
chaperon my little carload up to the
Great City put them into a Pen and
wait until Gentleman in Top Boots
comes along and begins to bid ON them
After he bids it somehow happens that
there is nobody else present to raise
him. OF course, I don't have to sell.
always reserve the privilege of taking
the Steers back home with me and
keeping them as Household Pets. As
rule l sit on the Fence for about an
hour. until | get my Straw chewed up.
and then take whatever / can get. pin
1t under my Shirt and run for a Train
before the other Bunco Man gets me-"
The Packer to whom give UP large
sums for Choice Cuts when 1 can af-
ford II, has soft Lead Pencil with
which he will figure out, to the salts
faction of any Impartial Investigator,
that he is just about catching even"
said Mr.. Spratt That's why | feel
so sorry whenever Congress gets after
him. He has a lot of money, but 7 I'M
derstand that he made it outside of
Business Hours, playing Croquet.'
This is a tough World" said the
Cattleman. dumping out another Bush
ell. Everybody gets the worst of it
the unprotected Rube when he has to
sell for Sc a Hundred; the poor Con-
sumner when he has to pay IS cents
pound for Porter House. and the Der-
secuted King of the Jungle, when
somebody writes a Book about him.
Even the Steer gets it in the Neck"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24

9Th thrile begins. Ye walk in with
a quick, nervous sthride an set tn
watch be tn coort clerk. Are ye
guilty or not guilty.? says tn clerk
Guilty an glad iv it, says ye're law
yer amid cheers an Kisses. Have We
tn watch with YEP says the coort L
have says tn prisoner. smilin' in his
peculiar way. Lave me look at it,
says tn coort. I viii not says TIL
pris'ne putin it back into his pocket
How ARE ye going TO defind this
crook says tn Judge. We ARE goin,
to prove that at tn time he commit
lawyer. I object says tn States at
torney 1T is not legal to inthrajoooce
evidence ~ insanity till tn proper
foundations is established. Tn defince
must prove that tn. prisner has money.
How do we know he isn't broke like
tn rest iv us?' Til coort-How much
money have We got?' The pris ner-Two
million dollars. but 1 expect more. TIL
coort-Objection overruled-
"The expert is called. Doctor, what
experience have ye had among tn
head cures?' I have been FIR forty
years in an asylum AS guest or land
lora7' AS both. Now, doctor, 1 will
ask you a question Supposin' this
pris' to be man with a whole lot
w money. an supposin' he whit to this
pose it was snowin', an suppose it
wasn't, an suppose he turned firm tn
right hand corner to tn left gcin' up
stairs. an supposin' he were plug hat
an a pair ~ skates. an supposin' tn
next day was Wednesday, I objict.
says tn States attorney. The statues,
with which me larned frind is no doubt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24

iv justice he ought to get into is a
freight car goin' West. Don't niver
thrust that there tough-lookin' lady
with tn soord in her hand an the
handkerchief over her eyes. She may
be blind. though I've seen thriles where
she raised tn bandage an winked at
tn aUjcnce-she may be blind, but tbs
tn fine sinse iv touch she has, an if
We vinture into her lodgins an she goes
through ye're pockets an finds on'y
tn pawnticket FIR tn watch We stole
off Hogan, she locks tn dure, takes off
tn handkerchief. an goes at ye with
tn soord.
But suppose We have little iv tn
useful with We. Ye br-reak into Ho-
gan's house some night sufferin' firm
an uncomfortable impulse to take his
watch. Don't get mad. now I'm Only
supposin' all this. Ye wudden't take
his watch He has no. watch. Well.
he's sound asleep Ye give him good
crack on TIL head so he won't be dis
turbed an hook tn clock firm undher
tn pillow. TIL next day yo're artist
ed. The pa-apers comes out with tn
news: Naughty sign Nv wealthy FAM
" steals watch firm awful Hogan. Full
account iv dhreadful career iv tn VIC
tim. Unwritten law. TO be invoked an
there's an article TO show that amy
wan has a right to take Hogan's
watch, that he was not a proper man
70 have tn, care iy watch anuvbow
an that We done well to hook it. This
is always tn first step to'rd securin'
cold justice FIR TIL rich. Ye're rext
ilicted n mimber Nv nearly all tn min
listers ASSOCIATIONS. an finally. in or
dher that Tn law may be enforced
without regard TO persons, ar expert
witness is hired fr ye.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24

familiar, though / be darned If he
shows it. f'rbids tn mention iv tn days
iv tn week. Scratch out Winsday an
substichoot four o'clock in Janoory.'
says TIL cooort. Now. how does tn.
sentence r-read?' TIL next day was
four o'clock in Janooary. an supposin'
tn amount iv money, an supposin' We
haven't got a very large salary hold
in thu chair iv compton fits at tn
college. an supposin' We don't get
cent onless We answer Fright, ask We,
on tn night in question whin tn pris-
ner grabbed tn clock was he or was
he not funny at tn Toof?' I object to
III form iv question. says tn States
attorney. In tn eighth sintince j
move to sthrike out tn wurrud "and'
an unconstitutional unprofessynal, an
conthry TO tn laws iv evidince.' My
Gawd. has my clint no rights in this
coort9 says tn other lawyer. 'Ye bet
he has says tn coort. Well sthrike
out TIL wurrud ''and'' but we'll substi-
ehoot tn more proper wurrud 'aloof-
ness"
Ibid we see tn pris'ner afther his
arrest?' I did, Where's? in tn pa
apers.' What was he doin'?' His
back was turned. What did that in
dictate to YEP That he had been suf-
fern firm a variety iv tomaine excel
sis" Greek wurrud.' says tn coort
Latin an Creek says tn expert.
spro-oaeds saws tn coorf cof41a to
tn conclusion, says tn expert, that tn
man, when he hooked tn watch. was
sufferin' firm sudden tempest in his
head. q sudden explosion as il were. a
sudden / don't-know- what TIL -divvle-
it-was. that kind iv wint off in his
chimbley, like storm at sea- Was he
in amy way bug befurs tn erime?'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24

Not bit He suffered firm warts
whin a boy. which sometimes leads to
bozimbral neutrality-suspicious.
mania, or what tn Germans call tam
trums. but me gin'rall conclusion was
that he was perfectly sane all his life
till this minnyit, an that so much san
ity whit to his head an blew tn cover
off,
Has he been sane iver sineeg says
the lawyer. 'Ye'd betther have a care
how We answer that question, me boy
says tn pris'ner. carelessly jingling tn
loose change in his pocket. Sane says
tn expert Well I shud think he was
Why. 1 can hardly imagine how he
stayed feather-headed long enough to
take tn VILLAINS joolry. Sane, says
We? l don't mean amy disrespect to
tn coort or tn bar, but If We gintlemen
had half as much good brains in ye'er
head as he has. me distinguished frind,
ye'd not be wastiD' ye'er time here
There amt a man in this country tn
akel Nv this great man. Talk about
Dan'l Webster he was an idyut COM
pared with this joynt intellect. No.
Sirs, he's fine thoughtful, able, mag
nifice1t specimen iv man. an has been
liver since between twelve four an
twelve fouT-an -a-half on that fatal
night An a good fellow at that
What dye propose to do to stand
this here testimony OFF, says tn
Judge. propose, says tn States at
torney, to prove be some rale experts,
men who have earned their regulations
be testifyiu' eight ways firm tn jack
in a dozen criminal cases, that SO far
firm bein' insane on this partikIar
night. this was TIL ony time that he
was perfectly sane. Oh look here.
judge says Bedalia sassyfras ~ TIL