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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
Services at St. Anthony's.

At St. Anthony's church will be cele- brated Thursday the feast of the as- sumption of the blessed Virgin Mary. holiday of obligation. First mass at o'clock, solemn high mass at 10.30 o'clock. Special music has been arr ranged. The choir will sing Roseweg's Mass for offertory Miss Theresa Sweeny of Covington, Ky, will sing an Ave Maria to the air of the inter- mezzo of "Cavaleria Rusticana." All are urged to attend these services and cordial invitation is extended to the public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
PERSONAL

MT. E. II. Hickman leaves today for Colorado Springs.
 Judge Zel Gaston will leave Tor New york this morning, to be gone for about len days or two weeks. He goes to place his son in school there.
 Prof. ]. T. Bakemore, assistant post master, has returned from his trip to Cherokee county where he has spent his vacation in fishing on his plantation there. He states that the cotton crop Ill the northern part of the state is doing finely and that it will be exceptionally large.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
At WaShinqton.

Washington, August 13.-Part of the messenger force of both the Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies here today went on strike In sympathy with the telegraph operators who are out. The police had to interfere in number of cases to prevent fights be- tween the strikers and those who re- mained at work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
Not Done by Bank Officers.

stockholder of the First National bank in referring yesterday to the re- cent suit of c. W. Hayes, recalled the fact that all three charges and arrests in connection with the Chisolm case were made at the instance of United States Bank Examiner Cooper and not by of ficers of the bank.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

ladega are spending a few days with Lee White.
 Mrs L. A Daniel, Mrs. J. B. Fol bert and Miss Julia Bazemore are spending the week at Talladega.
 Philip Rous, who was injured about two weeks ago by fall from the con- verter. and whose condition has been extremely critical, was taken this morning to a specialist in New Or leans,
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At Toronto.

Toronto, Ont, August 13.-The tele- graph strike extended to Toronto today and about fifty Great Western operators walked out in sympathy with their brethren in the United States. The chief and about half dozen operators re- mained at work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

Mrs. J. c. Carmichael has returned from Mobile, where she has been a guest of her neice, Mrs. Albert Bush. She was also in Selma, where she vis- tied Mrs. F. H. Phillips.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

Mrs. Will c. Scott. Jr., returned from Troy Saturday night, where she spent several weeks with friends and rela- tives at her old home.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until 12 o'clock, noon, Wed nesday, August 21, 1907, for certain Vitrl- fled brick paving. Specification may be obtained and plans examined at this of flee. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals.
 (Sgned) JULIAN hENLRlch'
 City Engineer
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Mrs. R. Blackburn and her two daughters have gone to Chicago, visit ing their old home and will spend a month at Lake Geneva at til cir cottage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

Mrs. Redmond N. Wheeler and Mrs. Terrence Mackin left yesterday for Talladega.
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serneant Merritt Dies.

Havana, August 13-Sergt. Wesley Mer- ritt of the hospital corps, one of the first of those to become infected with yellow fever is dead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

Mrs. & Jesse Johnston left yester- day on visit to relatives in Virginia and Kentucky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

Mrs W. E. Bates and two daugh ters Miss Nellie and Miss Lucille, have re- turned after delightful visit on the coast. Miss Maude Bates will return later in the summer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

been in town two days visiting Mrs. J. C. Carmichael Miss Kech is well known in Birmingham socially She spent last summer in Europe and spent the winter in Cuba.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

Miss Estelle Abney, accompanied by her sister and Miss Catherine Mallory is visiting New York, Washington and other points east.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

Miss Gussie Nall, after a pleasant visit of several weeks to friends and relatives in New Decatur, has returned home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
At Nashville.

Nashville, Tenn, August 13.-The five union teegraphers in the employ of the Postal Telegraph Company here went out this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

Miss Lela Nall of Troy arrived in the city Saturday night and will spend several weeks in the city visiting rela- tives and friends.
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BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT
 OF WINNING THE STRIKE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE I)

r~-~------@---~-~-~ pers of the country with a fair degree of promptness.
 At 12:50 D. m. the Associated Press opened it's second day leased wire to Chicago and the second wire from Chi cago to Milwaukee, Minneapolis and St. Paul.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

Miss Elizabeth Cahalan is spending the summer at the country house or her aunt. Mrs. J. J. Cahalan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

MT. and Mrs. G. N Halliburton, ac- companied by MT. L. A. Sweat, are at St. Clair Springs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

Miss Mamie O'DeI, Miss Mamie Live ly Miss Velma Burgin and Miss Ches- sic Foster leave this week with party to the Jamestown exposition, and thence to New York and other eastern points of interest to be gone several weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

The Progressive Book club will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Lyon, 1883 Rush avenue, Wednesday afternoon, August II, at 3:30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14

Mr. George T. Rosson and family are spending the summer at Mobile and along the coast.
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At Richmond.
At Pittsburq.

Richmond, Va, August 13.-The Western Union operators here struck at noon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
Temperature Tables.
-remnerature-lRainfal

The following table shows the tenn perature and rainfall at selected sta tions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
JUST LIKE: A
CARNIVAL

Pure food. pure ensoyment. and
fine musical program we're the
order of the evening at the Pure
Food exposition a. Eean.s hall last
aIght. aud the scene presented was
that % \ summer carnival with the
eruwdinx and confetti eliminated.
Tbs retail Krocwra proved them.
snlvos exeeileat hosts aud Mana,
ger rrumbuil. with hts snow white
rest. seemed 70 be everywhere At
anca.
tect OF interwat from the Egg O See
headquarters all along the linz.
paag tho toasted corn flakes 60 the
further corner. where = neat die.
play 81 the beverage that l. claim.
cd makes = certain mountain smile.
II located At the latter booth.
liquid samples are Kiveu oat 60 the
seatiemen. uhlle In another part
u the hall q dainty luncheon IL
sefxed % the lady vtsifnFa The
coffee. favored with pure errsus.
aud sweetennd wiih pure sugar IL
served b. ch4rming mattresses
After passing along The different
booths where strictly parv foods
sra displayed aad from which small
samples are distributed. one can
bat wonder bow u IL that anybody
should ever hare paFtakan Of aaui.
teratud foofa. Shsn goods such aH
are on exhibition az the exposition
can 10 obtained ~ the various gro
eerf Etore4
Meters orchestra furnished the
music last niKhf and sill b. Ia
attendance during the twn weeks
In addition - thia. many special
acts gill BE- a1dsd from dsY % DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
Record OF Deaths.


Deaths we're registered today M
fellows
Fleming James Fleming, O.
February 1. az Ketchlkan. Alaska
NeiAa--i.auise Weiss. As. Feb.
fuary 8. at Columbia, Wash.
Mlerman-lra a. Mtefmnn, 90.
February 4, at Harrison IT
knrahatteh-pAtor karahntich.
-, February 5. at 3ooa Western Rv
Williams Cltffe Williams. rs.
January >. at iawanda. Cal
Rhodes Myrtle ~ Rhodes. q.
February J. At North Yakima
Dorr-Ralnh \ Dorr. u. Fob
ruary 1, At Seattle General hos
pltAl
LuadEren Conrad Lundgrcn. NJ.
February 3. at Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

declares that the law shall not tear
from her arms this husband whom
she has Just begun 90 love.
THE case will have 10 20 % trial
hut the jury viii hardly convict
with the wife a. hiH side.
Mrs iiaddad was the feature ~
swell wedding IN local Syrian cir
oins last June. After a courtahip ~
about three hours IN bowling Green.
o. she decided 10 marry George
HaddAd.
On the stand IN the perjury trial
ahe stated that her brother. Mike
f.aha. forced George Haddad. her In
tended husband. % ray him $40 be-
fore he would permit the wedding
10 take place.
We both married too many peos
pie said Mrs. liaddnd. She init
mates that ''ouf folks bufted In too
much and caused the unha ppinens
An attempt will be made 70 In
auee Prosecutor Machsuhsiusr 20
present the case 20 the grand jury
next week IN such = Hight that the
jury can see a way 10 avoid indict-
lns George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
PHENOMENON
ON LAKE ATLIN

with the progress at the wave the
ice opened. leaving ians os water
from four "a slx feet wide. The Ice
parted laat al tho back It his sleigh.
the water flooding the Ice 20 q depth
~ about ak inchan The cracking
continued on IN the direction 81 i'tke
river. iiuks slabs OF ice were piled
up five feet high
A atronk. punssnt odBf. similar 60
the smell Of the mineral spring
water. was noticeable Needless 10
say Oordon did not finger any long
ur than Vas necessary. II g. not
recorded whether he recalled his
East IN a fash. hts misdemcanora
standing cut prominently. bat q -
napularty believed BY The boys that
he started SAYING shat ha eouid re-
member Of hia boyhood prayers.
with a rush Marcons Tor the loan Of
pair e wings The lake IL sui
lnpassable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

thorough Investigation. bat n now
Heesis clear. however. that Mr.. Rob-
erta wAs nasrely taken aiek when m
the neixheafh0oi of ia Dearborn
q. and went IN tire house 70 obtain
a room 20 lie down ~.
Mr. Roberts hAa beer living with
hta daughter az th~ Ahovr address
itir vita died over a year ago. W.
u~rai arrangements hseu not been
completed The boiy Il At Bouncy-
Masaona.
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Wen, 10 whi,.. Studio.

DelmaH directed the witness 10
toll 81 the first nesting with white
just IS abe told u 20 Thaw thai cay
Evelyn said a chorus Rifi named
Goodrich. IN August % 1901. asked
her - a luncheon party. where zhs
wauia meet White.
The witness said her mother con.
scented and with = friend she took q
cab and went % ths studio on West
rweuty fourth st The witness said
the doors seemed Ia open them
selves we went up ataira.r Haid
Evelyn. "and when there met thu
man who was introduced 70 mr. a.
stanford White ! tnouEht htfn an
ugly man. There was table set
Tor four Another gentleman came.
/ renansbsf white tssHed me about
ny hair. which wore down my
back and shout my short skirt,
which reached only 10 ms shoe tops
After supper wo vent up two flights
II stairs into room where there
vas a large rcd velvet swing white
pat me in the swing and swung me
very hard While being swung hard
one foot crashed through a large
Japanese umbrella. which hung
from Tho ceiling Jerome objected
20 this testimony. bot was over
ruled Evelyn continued her tsati-
many. saying thai after the swing
Ing waite suKgeeted a ride IN the
pars. but they did not 80,
White Wrote 70 Mrs. Holman.
The chorus SRI and went 70 a
dentist after leaving Whites
studio.- said Evelyn Then I went
home and told my mother al about
the visit"
Evelyn aaid white wrote 10 her
mother. and that she. Evelyn. saw
the letter Jerome objected 70 the
testimony about the letter unless
she had told Harry about It in
Parts The court permitted Evelyn
go continue. She said The letter
asked my mother 10 call az ls6 FIFTH
av" Again Jerome objected. but
Che objection wHs ovcrruied. and
EVELYN continued. "Thaw asked mo
what was In the letter. and told
him that White had requested % sec
my mother. she called on him and
he told her that he only wanted me
TO go - the dentist and have my
teeth filled lie wanted my mother
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TOLEDO. O.. Feb. Tn the
shadow ~ a prison. Ars. Emily
t.sha IladdAa. beautiful syrian
EiFl. and her husband. George Had"
dad. have beeufue reconeiisd.
Their love. that grew cold after a
short honeymoon. returned when
adversely overlook the husband and
forced him 20 the very portai " the
usniteatiary whsn HaddaA ~aa
bound over 60 the grand Jury on
the charge q perjury. u sas shown
that hs had sworn that EMILY iaba
waa ~ years 81 aEr. ~hen. IN real.
Wy. chs waa t. Mra HaddAd AZ the
Same time ftiai SUIT foF aiimpny. Al.
lsxlng various eruritic- on. the part
Of her husband
Nov The beautiful wife overcome
with pity and returning sffertiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
..ssrssHRs ON STEAMER RA,
MONA rat STRANGE STORY
A. ,cE sRsAKlNa ON ALAS.
"A LAKE.

...srasng 30 passengers who
wsath frem Alaska on the
s..r.ee Ramona Yesterday, the tes
Tsss Atiln has bfeAsn up. the re-
-, 4 rnoss unranay snd unusual
.s.ssesnA The story Was given %
q. nasaeuxsrs b. Geraan Dixon. the
- knawn dominian carrier who
,.ss.<rs ne mai brteees Loo ceh-
! "a Alta City. Mr. niNen had a
.s..sss stAsilinE aud thriling a.
...,.ece. A week $50 yesterday.
-. al = snort dtsfanre fFom the
.hlra island between carihoe aud
t,la cry. q hoamlng sound vas
IA and % lookins taes the he's
- ser q lifs a. on a wave COM
~ b ~ alrection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Mrs AmattA IrarfuAn. 70. died
Yesterday evening at the Seattle
lienerei hospital sfrs. f.eaFmam
wss The wtfs Of Charles y Lear.
ra4n. e F1fth av. ard Marian ct
The body as removed 70 Collins
lifcs. Undertaking paflofs-
Funeral services for Peter Kara
eatich. - who aisd Fehfuary s.
aese hsld thts nsoFuiaK from thu
th3rch ~ Lady OF Our Gaod Heip
faterusnt followed In Calvary ceua-
etsrY. Cetlins Hros. directed tho
faurraf
Kari O. nunaosie. 90. san ~ oliver
ft@mode. died ~ the family horne.
ts9s Aisha 81. iast essniux The
body Il az HatssTwoFth a sonA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
EVERETT GIRL
STILL MISSING

Madison and the Cascade tunnel.
AZ places tho whole aide ol the
mountain seemed 60 have moved
when the recent thaw and rains he.
gan, aud roeha aud trees we're
awcnt down by the huge maAaea IT
snow lie says that Tor that nca.
son the roiariea are able 60 do he.
tie. and tho work OF clearing the
track maY be slow M overland
trains have reached here since sun.
daN Yesterday afternoon wires
east ~ Madison were stlll down.
The flaod. which II waa believed
would result from the recent chi.
nook, did not mateflaliae Instead
Of RISING higher, the Snohomish
river yesterday sank below the
mark q reached DAY befufe yreter.
day kviaonlly the warm Winds dia
not penetrate as lar into the noun
iains AZ waa believed they had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
Or. CALHOUN RETURNS.

city health otncsr. ~. Grant Cal.
houn. rrtaansa frcm southern Gait.
fofria totaF. Wh~rc IN uent several
sxe~ks aga % shake aff \ bad eAss
ef sciateA DF Calhusu In much
Improved bat will mot he al nia o.
ftce Dofnre Mrnday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
Oh MAN SUDDENLY
DIES

e. q Ever % tss Eastiake ~
,x,xs f3<otfsaei ths body % a Hsan
sxsa dad yuatavsisY afternoon at
NIX r.srooFn a.. a. that u hia
assrr-la-l4e. Burton @ Roberts.
.r~l "a Il vas AZ first thought
a. ne clrxunssances surrounding
~ IA mans death WnuiA n6asi a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

Births we're registered today aa
followa.
Holden AT Vaahon, Wash, Jan.
uary ~, 10 wife OF 0ndmlen Holden.
8on
nando At 1869 18th nv. n. Feb.
tuary Z. to vito OF ]. ". Dando. a
daughter.
s,lne At 1851 Ninth av.. Jan.
uafy -. IA vito OF Thomas IA.
Stine. son.
hane At t70S nofen av.. Fob.
fuary 1. Ia vito OF John nane. q
son.
Ehcft~At Minor hospital. jan.
uary "a. to wife OF William Ebert.
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
OPEN LETTER.

Has occurred ron that nves, IN
Of the improved income business Ia the
center II Seattle amount
and with lees trouble than
would have In investing outside unimproved productive
property
a heavy investor makes
Seattle he invariably buys business
II the heart Of the city
doea money property the
II absolutely will
profits n year
the half block Third between Co
umbis and Marion Streetsone q the best pieces Of property IN
the elupon which The Trustee erecting tho Central
building eghfory steeime office building, Of $50
600 valued t65e00o making value % $500
Ownership ~ h divided 1900 Units which
being sold the price Of $1,000 each
property Yourself determine a value
Is q satisfied
agree that is-each $1,000.
excellent uat price.
Units Wish. and doing acquire
independent ownership. free ~ lneumhranco
II Wlah less than $1,000 buy ehihs
o. Ualts az the price OF 500 each.
The Trustee Companies Of Seattle Los Angeles and spokane
explained this proposition satisfaction Of than
zoo than 100000 such
properties In
y years n n
II simple business proposition which shall be pleased
70 explain detail II win write to call at
office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses were issued TO
day as follows!
duncan 9arKenaon- Duncan,
=, Seattle. 10 Martha J Gofgonaon,
II, Welcome. Wash.
Miller Roche Richard n. Miller.
-. spokane. "a Nollle +. Roche. a6.
SPOKANE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

bids will be opened for thu
mes VanhOn Island dock. To be-
known as the " ~ Gross dock. ON
February is. This dock viii take
the place OF the one destroyed in
January.
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Continued from Page one1
on tbs balcony. lie remained on the
balcony about an hour l should
say when he returned ana passed
out the entrance through which be
had come"
Writes Note About White.
did you ask for pencii7s
= think I asked Mccaieb fer u
pencil. but he didn't have any. Some
one elise handed ne one, and I wrote
on aiip Of paper
what did you do with the note p
= handed IL q Mr. Thsw."
what ana be aaY7'
lite asked ne II u was ali right,
and told him yes"
WAS anything elise rnidf'
No"
i ask YOU n this note contained
any reference Il Stanford White"
asked Dolmaa
The Kiri answered IN the affirma.'
tive before Jerome could object
The objection WAS sustained. and
the answer ruled out
Mrs. Thaw zaid the party left
Martins and vent 90 the roof gar
den. not reaching there until the
end II the first act
Evelyn haid that while she was
seated ~ the table Harry Thaw left
nud Mss gone about half an hour
She said her husband came back
and they engaged IN conversation.
what waa his manner" asked
the attorney.
"rhe same 40 ever replied Eve
Ign,
who suggested that YOU leave
the thaatorY" asked Deimas
4 think / did. said the witness
'But We didn't leave right away,
Then some one else suggested that
We leave. Mf. MeCaleh aud left
first. followed b. Mr ThaW and
Mt. neaic They were close behind.
about a. faf sa the end Of the jury
box. ! Jaw White az table when
! turned around. A moment later l
naw Sir Thaw+
what Was your husband DOING =
Holding his arm up a. I saw
him. Three shots were fired
Probably Saved Your Life"
what ga Thaw then DOR
Z don't know" said Evelyn.
lrsutbiinHiy. 4 only know that
Harry came towards me. ! said TO
NJ. AeCaleb. Ny God. he's shot
Then said 90 Harry. What have
you dnuer Hs answered. Probably
saved your life Mr.. Mccaish said
semsthing like lie must be crazy.
ana then 40 took the elevator down
stairs"
When we're yoa married 70 Harry
T'hAW -
In April Of 1896. IN Pitsshurg"
When did he first propose 90
youf-
In June Of ises. In Psria"
did you refuaeT'
Yes"
I'm stating your reason for re-
fusal. dld you sise any reason
which connected yoa Ia any way
with whiisr-
Yea
what was the reason you gave
rhau -
lie came % me "a Paris. iaid me
be loved nae aud wanted me q mar
- him STARED a. him and h.
asked. Don't you saro for me- Yea.
I replied. Then he asked fof ths
reason of my refusal lie put hia
hand on my shoulder and asked Ia
q because u stanford whiteT !
tola htm yes. and ks at dosn Har-
- isi8 me Dc would be nsy friend
for tffs that he never could love
anybody else and would marry me
ara 80 one elise I cried aud Harry
asked me 10 tel him the whole af-
fair
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hatn With but one license. was heard
Ia JudHe uardon'a court this morn
lns. The ease was taken under ad-
xisemcnt.
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LIoUoR casa HEAao.

The eAse asainas W u. King. prc-
rrsrtor % tbs Hotel tfufisr. IN witch
fha city eharEss operation % two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

.,.ser4.r Fsah. No trace has
-. fnand ~ Geftie Hammer
~ yennr SRI who yestef.
49, .,ssn.anad. and Tor whom
Fssss...ssea ~ have been seen IN
s,s.,.r,sement wharf Tuesday
y IA the BAY waa draEged IN
- .lsInlty. bat nuthing Was dia
~ &c. Tho sal iuft her home.
ussel Norial early Tuesday
wlsh neither hat or coat On.
sselnx Der cseape o. Jumping
ser bcd.rcc window A love
sccor,iing O. a Younger ala
-, 80 ne cause # bcr siranse
sHlcak
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..,.ssignx 20 reports of a rail
80 had slides have occurred
- Great Northern between
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Steam baths sc, Oriental Baths
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fNAANWNNNAA 1H@AAWfaNNH
He said. You poor little Evelyn.
they've been making q fool Of YOU
I told him White took me to the Of
flee of Abraham Hummel. and
there showed me the signature OF
one 81 Thaw's alleged victims who
had brought suit against Thaw.
Harry said Il was pure case OF
blackmail he kissed my hand and
said I had been an angel 20 him"
Frederick Lonsfello~ Sworn.
Mrs Thaw said she found all the
stories untrue and told Harry 50.
he said. You know | never would
tell you a lie Indeed. he never did"
said Evelyn omphatiealiy. she tes-
Titled that she saw Thaw Christmas
eve. iae9. az the Madison square
Garden, where she also saw White
several times
The witness was excused FOR a
few minutes so Frederick I.ougfei-
low night be sworn To certify re-
gardlng the letter sent 60 him BY
Thaw from Europe.
Evelyn was recalled 20 the stand
at g. so o'clock
Court adjourned at S o'clock.
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o. DO likewise but mother said no.
white said he had had teeth fired
fof nearly an the girls ~ "t1oro-
a..
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Continued from Page onel
on tbs balcony lie remained on the
balcony about an hour I should
say when be returned ana passed
out the entrance through which be
had quntan