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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
WRESTLING WITH THE
PRIMARY BILL
OPPONENTS Try TO STAY &C.
TioN ~ The SENATE. BUT
SUPPORTER OF MEASURE
ARE roo STRONG.
tsssr Special ssrvies.I

OLYMPIA. March e.--Fur two
hours the opponents of the direct
primary bin in tho senate this
morning filibustered 90 delay the
confederation 81 the measure and to
load # up with amendments which
would impede It's passage, But the
advocates IN IiA favor were in
large majority and they succeeded
In keeping the bill in the open sea
with A good prospect Of it's passage
this afternoon,
Knicksrbocker Of King made the
first unfrtendly movement as aoon
as the reading Of the bill was com.
pleted. when he moved 10 substitute
for the bin under consideration the
one prepared last summer BY the
state Primary league. to which
many members OF the legislature
are pledged.
This effort was denounced "a n
dilAtory movement by Netealf. Cot
ierilI and Nichols.
Smith, also Of the filihnaterera.
called for the reading OF the league
bill. which WAS postponed. and
Knickerbocker'a motion voted down
8 TO o.
Those voting for the motion were
Davis. Hutson. Kniekerbooker.
pauly and Ruth. absent. Pogue and
Piper.
The Eastern Washington send
tors then sought to amend the bill
BY having primary election held
In June for the benefit Of tho farm.
era who are harvesting in septem.
Der.
The niibustera voted with them
and this effort succeeded. 20 20 -.
Roaenhaupt Of Spokane offered
an amendment shortening tho city
campaigns TO two weeks. but this
consideration was Interrupted by
the noon recess
During the reading Of the bin.
Piper Of King. who came 10 the sen.
ate ineapaoitated for duty, inter.
rupted the reading clerk 70 ask
whether this was the state league
bill. other senators. seeing his
condition. prevailed upon him 20
leave the senate chamber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
Owners of SeattIe's Most Beautiful
ResidenceD District Sparine NoMoney
For the Early Completion OF
Mammoth Improvements
Yacht LaureIhurst Now Being Built to Be
Completed In April, and Will Make Round
Trip Between Madison Park and
LaureIhurst In Fifteen Minutes

Paul c Murphy. one Of the own.
ers Of seattie's most picturesque
residence district. Laureihurat-on-
the-Lake, this morning stated that
Improvements there we're being
rushed an fast aA possible. and that
a small army Of men we're at work
grading. laying cement sidewalks
and following out the plans OF
landscape gardening laid down by
Architect olmnted.
We sra sparing neither time nor
money" said Mr. Murphy. TO fin
ish all improvements at the first
possible moment. and At the pres.
ent rate OF progress II will not be
long until LaareIhurst will not only
be the most magnifieently situated
residence park In the northwest.
but the improvements will be equal.
II not superior. 70 those made on
any addition ever put on the mar.
ket here OF elsewhere.
The water mains. which will
carry Cedar river water 20 Laurel
hurst from Madison Park. are 20 be
started at uuoe and completed BY
fall. while work on the sewer mains
II being hurried as fast as condi.
lions will permit
THE paving. which viii be Of
very high grade liquid asphalt. f. 20
be started within co days. and as
most Of the streets are already
graded II viii not be long until this
part Of the Improvements viii be
finished. The yacht. I.aurelhurss.
which we are building for the ae-
commodation Of residents living AT
lanrelhnrst on the Lake. will be
completed ia April and II certainly
il a beauty. With cabins Of solid
mahogany. brass trimmings. costly
portierea. and machinery that
will send her through the water at
great speed, the Laureihurkt Will
be one Of the finest craft ever
launched IN the state
The i.aureihurst will carry rs
passengers without crow ding. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
NO ADVICES REGARDING
I'LL FATED DAKOTA

wrecked 20 years ago during =
heavy Iok.
The reinsurance on the Dakota
now stands At Is per cent. having
raieed 10 per cent during the past
- hours, Steamship men aiong
the ceast ase PLAYING the boat
heavy. on not arriving AZ Yoko.
hama
The report from San francisco
relative TO the purchasing Of the
steamer Minnesota by the Nippon
fusea kaiaha line in case the liza.
kota was a total Ioss vas received
With great surprise by the local ef
ftclala OF the Great Northern steam.
ship company, They deny that there
Il any truth In the rumor..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
RAISE INCLUDES
ALL ExTR MEN

The 10 per cent increase granted
b. the Postal aud Western Union
Telegraph companies. March /. In.
cludes all operators. regular and
extra. according to adsicea received
from the headquarters Of tho two
companies
Through mlsinterpretation by
the local officials IL Was at first
supposed that the increase applied
20 the regular operators only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
OBJECTED TO LARGE
BEER SIGN

Trouble between the lessee and
some Of the owners Of the building
at the southeast corner Of Yealer
way and Second sy. &. has caused
one OF the mammoth bill boards
that decorated the structure 10
come down II was an electric one
put up fer the big brewing trust
Some % the owners Of the prop.
erty. who had not given their con.
sent 20 the erection Of the sign.
made objection TO having their
building paradinG beer advertise
menta TO = thirsty crowd on closed
Sundays This IL the story told
around the city hall.
The sign WAS alongside one over
which the building inspector got
into difficulty With tho bin board
firm two weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

j. ~cra has been rseelsed today
.s,-s che Dakota. wrecked
v..Eahana. last Sunday nlght
= afsleisls Of the Great SeFthsta
.nsAlp company stiil deny hays
~elsed ans reports With the
..~elien Of the slfss one
s.sssla +. McCAfin. one OF the
-. captains Il The coast and who
fae EAa Francisco this
ssr~.ax o. the steamer CITY OF
80 stated that be Nas familiar
~ ne coast Of Japan and that
s..ss.sa struck % the most dan.
- part II the coast lie stated
4 - nsketa lies Al about the
=. plsee the steamer city Of
- Pacific Mail erat. Was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

CHICAGO. March e--From the
coast come wondruun stories OF how
Mrs. Harriet Pullman Caroian Is
making society spin In California.
Burllngame. Cal. tho name OF
the great Caroian estate. Is a show
place comparable with Fillmore
and Pooantico in the east, and TO
these the gay San Francisoana Jour.
ney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

Embroidered batiste makes up
Into . dainty truck for the little
giri OF 7.
A dress Of this fabric IL trimmed
with eigtnE aud Val insertion. The
short skirt 10 full and ftnished with
rstEsng. which Is headed With the IN.
aertion of vRieueiennea The re.
vsrs are aiso Of the embroidered
edge and extend into q sailor col.
lar AZ the hack OF the blouse. Tho
sleeves arr made With triple puffa.
each one belnx very small The
vest IL designed from plain hasiats
pfemden rthbon. With the back.
sFoand % pink. is used - the belt
ID has = buckle II mother Of pearl
at the front. aud thu same floral
rtbbon IL tied Ia the wearwrs hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
FLASHES
Club Meet. THURSDAY.

Club Meets Thursday.
The @As You Like IL" club will
meet Thursday evening at Egann
Arcade hall. Prominent speakers
will talk on ..The Greek Drama. !"
the talks 20 be illustrated by
dramatic readings.
Ruling 10 Revoked.
The local poatoffiee IL Informed
from headquarters that the order Of
November 7. 1906. which declared
coupon advertisements 10 be count.
cd AZ third OF fourth class matter
IL nov revoked by decision made
on February I. and periodicals with
coupon ads. will now be second
class matter.
Dolphin Inspected.
The United etntes marine in.
speetofu yesterday gave the steam.
Or noiphin OF the Alaska Steamship
company her annual inspection.
General Ioeeiyn Here.
Bnaadier General stephen p,
Iocalyn aud wife registered at the
nutler Last nlght They are on their.
way 10 Portland. where General
Jocelyn will take command Of the
department Of the Columbia.
Railroad Men TO Return.
y Z. Ward. general manager.
and A. II. Hogeland. chief engineer
az the Great Northern. are expected
10 arrive Ia Seattle tomorrow on
their return from ST Paul.
Two Judges Away.
Judge Steiner, OF Chsian county.
IL sitting Ia Department No :. OF
the superior court. for Judge Tall
man. who IN az Cashmere. suffering
from a severe attack Of grip.
judge Gillian has not held court
this week on account Of the death
Of Mrs Cilliam's mother.
Want Arc Light.
J. A Bailey and other Queen
Anne residents have asked for the
installation Of an arc liFht ut the
intersection Of Queen Anne av. and
Hove 81
Twelfth Ward Wants lights.
Many residents 81 the Twelfth
ward have signed a petition % the
city council askiaE Tor tbs lnataila.
ton Of city lights In that ward.
To erect a Fountain.
The National Humane society
was authorized by proper resolution
adopted b. the city council to erect
q drinking fountnin at the apex Of
! the Triangle building on Westlske
Av. $50 feet north Of Pike at The
fountain will cost tip0.
Don't Want Rsafsde.
w. r. ConoYer and other property
owners have filed a protest with
the city council against the grading
nf East JAmea 81 between Thirty.
seventh and Thirty.fifth avs Their
obgectlons are that the improve
ment ID useless and unnecessary.
ssiier Breaks leg.
Charles Smith. 81 tho schooner
Baheoek. at Pier No. s. yesterday
fell through hatch. sustain.
Tag a broken leg. He was removed
To the Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

Births we're registered today a.
follows
Houses AT s1e 1-wsnsy-tiFss av.
March I. 90 wlfs of Arthur Houseu
II son
Phelan-At 1918 East Republican
At. March 4. 10 wlfa 81 George ].
PhNsAu. a daughter.
Howe At 1851 Sunset plmee.
March 5. 70 wife Of Melvin Hose. =
auaa
RAiph-At safs Firsf ay. Fchru.
AIRY -. 70 wtfa q u = Ralph. a
daughter
Warren AT 1918 Harvard az.
March 4. 70 wife OF William n War.
rem a Nou.
Miller AT 1890 Minor av- March
., 90 wife Of julius A. Miller. . sou
Doiphln-At 1iss Northeast Sin.
ty.thlrd az. March ). 70 wife %
Charles r. nolphin. q son.
MeMannaN 1T Draws II
February "a. 10 wife Of William
MeManus. q son
Taylor At s90s Sixth AZ. north.
weai. February 20. 20 wife Of NJ.
Henry Taylor. a daughter.
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| will be able to make the round trip
between Madison Park and Laurel.
hurst Ia fifteen minutes
This yacht. you know. we intend
to donate outright 10 an improve
ment club. formed Of residents u
i.aurelhurst. and with IL we with
also give the boAthouse and wharf
recently completed
In the matter of the laying out
OF Iaareihurst. we have exercised
great care its topography natural
be out Of the ordinary. According
~. the streets. rosdwAys and bouie-
wards will be of serpentine char
aeter. winding In and out. along the
shore. and up and down over the
little knobs and eminences that
make I.AurelhurHt 80 beautiful In
many cases the course Of the streets
have actually been determined by
a desire 60 preserve = stately
maple. magnolia or cedar These
native trees. with the shrubs and
flowers recently planted. give the
entire park an enchanting appear
anee.
THE erection OF q number OF fine
homes has already been started.
and plans for many more are nov
ia the hands Of prominent archi.
tects Ironciad building restric
lions have been adopted th&f win
aiiow no residence to be bulk nonf-
er the street than the lot line.
Owners Of waterfront lots win
not be allowed to use the water
front for commercial purposes.
though launch houses attractively
built and properly painted may lie
erected.
THE building line and restric-
tlons are established In the dedics-
ton Of the plat, and recites that
nothing but a single detached
dwelling. costing not less than
81 600. with the necessary outbuiid-
ings. shan be built on any one lot
The readiness with which people
purchase property AZ Iaureihurst
has been far beyond our most san
gulne expectations. and there IL not
the slightest doubt In my mind that
this magnificent peninsula in the
years TO come will be the home OF
Seattiess best people, and one OF the
show places OF the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
FINES RESULT FROM
OPIUM RAID

GEORGETOWN. March e.-Four
men arrested Sunday might in a
raid on an opium den here we're
fined $50 and costs this morning IN
police court
Jim McQuade. proprietor Of the
resort. aud A. Franks and r W
Lyons. paid the fines. Alex Wood
waa committed To jail. having no
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

xlnn'a Comedy girls and the
comedians are making the welkin
ring with merry laughter AZ the
Lyric theAter this week The Tel.
ephone Exchange In good. II runs
every night with 6 Saturday mat.
snee.
Next week the ginn company
viii appear In The Jolly Musket
eefa."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
FANCY POSTCARDS BARRED.

Picture postcards ornamented
with particles OF glass. mica or
other substance are now barred
from the malls. The order, which
has just been received by the local
postoffice. SAYS that such sub.
stances are liable 70 lnjure those
handling them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
N CLOUD IS
NOT GUILTY
At sic o'clock the jury In the
Mceioud case returned a verdict Of
not guilty.


The fate Of Kinney Mceioud.
charged with granddaughter for kill.
Ina Peter Elmer last January In q
fight At the Georgetown brewery.
rests with the jury.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorna,
vanassere closed the care this
mornlng. Judge Morris Instructed
the jurors and they retired At 10 30
o'clock. and are stili out MoSioud's
claim IL self defense. and ha il con.
fident Of acquittai
Late this afternoon the jury re-
turned for more instructions on the
polns OF iastifishle homicide aud
self defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

The Carolan fortune. reinforced
by one.hslf Of the great fortune OF
Geo. NJ Pullman, apparently stands
the strain. although at a recent card
party the prices Mrs Carolan gave
her guests we're gorgeous Oriental
necklaces of pearls. sapphires, ru-
blea and diamonds. These she
fitted around the necks of the win
nera herself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
COLUMBIA RIVER soAT.

The gtetson Post MIL company
has been awarded the contract for
the building OF a steamboat for the
Columbia a Okanogan Steamboat
company. The boat will be called
the Okanoaan and will be placed On
the Wenatehse brewster run. She
will be 1876 feet In length. with Is.
foot beam and bh foot hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
OLD TIMER STILL FAST
WITH THE GLOVES

Tainted Nth being Too old tn
mia with sthe keyns IN athletic
circles. Iunaa Hushell. 50 PEARS old.
formerly a mIaIatef Of the Eagle
HaFhur Congregational church and
noN a district city street inspector.
demonstrated his ability with the
gloves as the close 90 an q A G
entertainment twa weeks aru. The
story leaked out today
nuehsll VAS. while Yoaux. enc OF
the hesf Neiui professional boxers
IA England
George Raasch. a shoemaker and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

The Mysterious Mr.. nnsie@ al
thn tsols this week il deiiKhting
many. II contains complication
one ON another The best work of
the east Ii done by Aiieen May.
William Morris. hob Lawrence.
Mr. nowian aud Miss Oswald. reo.
pie who like dalhty work and koesi
dressing should see ~nukies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

/. ne Seattle thSatxF. Loaf IN
- York. the play this week. ID
. aul<s1Ia melcdrAma. and Il Goa
-. rnsa sentiment and some eiev'
4 SPECIALIST.
x<xt nsek. starting Sunday after
- tH< Black Patti Trouhadourw,
- ! u~w budget of ggsod things,
49, : he Seattle theater. The
,.~ssas eonlAlna 4e people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
THIEF GETS GRIP.

W. u. Thompson. III Virginia st,
reports the theft OF grip contain
ing quantity OF clothing. Thenp-
son LEFT the grip IN a hallway and
returned In time 10 see young man
escaping with his property. Chase
was given. but the fleet-footed thief
escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
IS CALLED
IN WISCONSIN

MADISON. Wis. March s.~~The
governor today sent apooner'h res
ixnation % the Legislature. recon.
mending that an election be held
for his successor an March 10. IL
IL rumared that l.sfoiietts seeks tho
eleettR STATE senator Hanborn is
also n1histe. although he favors
AtepE nsuaz II this latter develops
all strength he ID supposed to
posstsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
FART IN aoMPERs

A IMPORT 20 the effect that In sen.
erai 8fsanIsed labor regards the
attitd[k Il Hsmusi uompeFs. presi.
lent 81 the American Federation OF
l.abuf. aa1ukswarm TOWARD the
trial ~ Haywood. Meyer and Petit.
home n Iaaho. was dlseredited to
day by William nlRekman. former
state labor commissioner. and BY
othsf label. officials.
The general opinion expressed Is
that Gompera la axsrtink all hls II.
forts tn secure a fair and honest
trial Of the men.
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friend q tiuaheii. however. dld not
know of the iaitef's reputation. and
tainted him With being too old To
come out 20 IA athletic contest
BashelI replied wtth = challenge
The result 81 the little boxink
match. which was entirely informal
aud IN good humor. waA that
Hau1ch neYer touched the .old
man. but the @nid man caused
Raaseh's aose 20 bleed and diaeol.
ored enc eyu RAuach boasts \
weight II nearly 7e0 pounds. il IS
years old and taller than Bunheii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
TO BUY PORTRAIT.

A bill is now pending In the ieEis.
lstnre appropfiating $4,000 for tho
purchase Of the lifsrire picture Of
Abraham LIncoiu which now hangs
in the rotunds OF the capitol. The
painting is a duplicate 81 the orig.
inal by Cogswell. now Ia the ma
tional capitol The one ~ Olympia
IN the work Of the same painter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

and the sharks united tof grand
rush. and sully went down aud out
He engineered the kreat bull
movement in cotton, aud Is now re.
ported as DYING
lie has struggled ever since 10 re.
gain the crown of cotton king,
but IN vain
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Death Record

Deaths were registered today az
follows.
Mcleod Annie Mcleod. 80,
March }. at Pacific hospital
ellison Edna Biiaon. Is. March ,
Al I'll Ninth nv.
CLARK y. Clark. GO. March
J. AZ f2t Harvard AZ north
shirey Shirley, ], March
4. At wayaide Emergency hospital
Chriatine Mira Christine. 81
March {. AZ 3as Fourth av south.
R0tternteln Phillip HGtteratein,
a.. February Is. at st0 Fourteenth
Az.
Winters George Winters. -.
February 81. At Wayaide EmerK
ency hospital.
FuIsta = ukie Fujlta. months,
March 4. at GOO KING e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses we're issued 20.
aAy AZ fellows.
Shirley M. Trean and EruA IN
kelbrwehf. Seattle.
George Theodore Puilow. g. Port
Crescent. and Mary Eliza Adls.
Auburn
John Uraathouse. 20. Bothelt. and
Ella krvas. -. EdfnoHds
Thomas James anetlsnk. 81. and
Eva Alma Adams. -. kentsiils.
". Il
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the THEATERs


II. .issrncon TIE BIN at the
SO ehxnkeS from The ttnsaiea
Z ..stbsf opera b. the same ea-
- a coaatry t'irl The ae~
5000 viii BE- sung again senlshs
y. l,.<assln nAly company II we'll
,sss.s.a has = number OF kood
- ana sam Collins furnishes
= IA q comedy that cannot be
'--a.s&a The organization should
800 10 god advantage IN The
S~asrx Orr which has long run
lsuioa and In New York 10 tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
JAP RAN BLIND PIC.

The prosecuting attorney has flied
an information charging Tofnekiehi
Nakata Nith selling liquor without
q lieeHse IN Washington - resort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
NAY ARE you GOING TO 90
ABgtuT TT

~ Hnsie. TIE elothler 1t 81
~ nrr~t. Is holdlnx = great sale
I n<sT suits this week No enc
ituzla mlsz taking advantage Of
~ sst< q every suit. ranging In
~ ssnsn tis 70 SIS xoes ~ ti1ko
Y1<rs axs NJ exceptions. Just walk
y xxk eat AM suit you like and
Nm tfske Of genuine unttnsi
xrtes en4a q the realm with the
.&ter 1na the suit Is yours. The
- I'll cuaEinue until Saturday
- 4 The goods bold out What
= POD going ~ 10 nhcat Il. let
aneun< ere get the first seiee-
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ating interest In Seattle thla week
They are At the Star shcatsr. ap
peaFtnx IN comedy. The Enchant.
Ell klAtua~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

You don't know what a real bar.
gain IL until you see US. John
Lindh Co. 1872 Second ave. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

N Gen Tom Thumb. the Count
- sna the naron Msgri are a
= 4 gisi<d midSvts who are ere.
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SpeciacIes Sl.00

And up nj schuchard optical Co.
Eye Specialist. 1907 Second av. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

Watch the crowd OF eager buyers
at John LAndh Co. iszz Second ave-
ssa
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THAW CASE:
tcoasinusd from Page IL

Jerome desired that the court
should declare definitely that Thaw
Vas insane from the time he heard
Eveiyn'A story 20 the time the
alsenlsfs examined him In the
Tomha. Jerome fought hard. say
EnE thar anch presumption would
place upon the court the obiixation
81 declaring ThAw insane at the
present time. because. he said. 20
testimony had been given 10 ahow
TkAwa present sanity.
The court asked Jerome IL he
waited a luuacy commission ap
pointed.
JeFpme side stepped and thu
court ruled that the mothers con
VIBRATIONS with her son should b
admitted
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collapses on stand.

Mrs Thsw thea related the con
versation mp 20 the time when her
son told her the awful facts relat
Ing 20 Evelyn Thaw'a ruinatioa b.
White. Throughonf the atoFf Mrs
ThAw frequently stopped. Aa soba
prevented her from speaking As
ahe finished her testimony regard
ing thla vital information she utter
II collapsed Ga the stand. her
nerves having given way under the
strain. Physicians were summoned
and = recess declared
Mrs. Thaw aoou recovered aud
abe WAS again placed en- The stand
and eruaseaAmined By Jerome The
latter concluded hts efo#sexaminas
tian At 20 o'clock Mrs. Thnw
volunteered 20 offer more testi.
noouy. but Deamas stopped her AMI
she isft the stand
Owing TO the death ~ a relative
az Judge Fitzgerald. court adjourn.
ed until Friday morning