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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30

0us uuBtutuINIe VI Ito
Sub lang uno $50 6ub brett. hinge.
fdbr 1000 arbsitsr tparsr In bisism
%fanfR6disen @sbdaoe bsi3dftist, als
oas 5su.r gum ausbru9 tam.
Dos Gsusr purbs tusnige Winuten
Dor is ts ubr abenbs enioedt, als bis
stbsitsr f4 gum 6simsangs fsrtta
ma1tsn. SroBosm bic 5lammen fd
nit auberOrosnilider s8nslistsit I'm
gau,sn @sbduos ausbrsitsisn, tsnrtsn
aQs Arbsitsr In Si9srbett ms 6rsis
gslnnesn.
BET ben 26I9arteiten purbsn ein
Jeuerusbrmann uno orst arbeiter bon
sinfhraenosn Mausr1 bsrf9httet, absr
He rurbsn balb bnraui a~ersttet. obns
bab he erbeblt& Usrlsbt tuoroel tuarer.
Ha6oem ons Ssusr cine Stunbs &c.
utitbet uno einen S&absn bon $1..
coo. 900 peruria4t batts. fonnte ss
unter aontrOls gsbra&t uno gslbi&t
weroen.
Die gaIbpin 2otomotib . Jabrifen
Rno oie st6Bten Snouffrie.H nIa3sn In
ben Der. Staatei irno befadftiesn
Is. 900 In btsisr Stabt unb 10, 900
arbsitsr In paterfon. q. g.. 2suis-
tOwn. 3D., ufw Sobn 8. gonusris
III prdfosnt 6iefer ~estualtigsn 90.
briten.
Suu9e s umelenrdube
srwif&t.
Neu Orleans, 90. Sanuar.
Sur4 sinsn 9lidli&sn 3ufal gslnre
es Der isbt Der poIt3st. Elm Durdbrsn'
ner Brio aus Sem Yort fsfsunsbmsn.
bas etnsn In gousp 5slano bsrtibtsn
Supslsnraub auf benz 2erbboIss bot.
Der Saupti3ulotge III Der ~l4.idbriss
pbilipp psrrp. Der feline sissne @roB.
muttsr UNI S9mudiadsn I'm @srtbs
bon $4,000 bsraubie. Die 8eute, be.
3isbunasusiIs ois Yfanouttsl fhr bic
oerisbtsn PretiOfsu. if bon Der poliBet
utsosrsrlanlt tuorben.
3wsi Getsftips bsoba1teten an einsm
W%anolaoen sinsn iunasn guri6tn,
goparo Battlefield. tpsl6sr 3usi erObe
D amaut'O brrin9e I'm @srtbs bon
$500 uno sinsn prd3tiesn Diamant.
ring I'm Wsrths bon 500 su ~psrpfdn.
ben iuats. Do Battlefield ben Beam.
ten fsins sufrisbsnRsIsnoe Austunfi
oariber gebsn fonnte, tpis sr In ben
Ssib Der e3mudfa2su seIanste, 70
tpuroe er bsrbaftet.
S9arIa9 gptbemts brei.
tet tdaus.
gbteago, 20. Gan. Die soar,
la6fisbsr. gpiosmie. bic In ben Isbter
bstosu Sassn srfrsuli&srwsiis FEB,
na1eelaHsn bate, trat peute nit Der.
bpppsltsr 8sualt auf. Wi4t .usniae,
uis 407 neue grtrantunsen on SOAR
lu9 wurosn bsuts benz ftdotii9sn &C.
iunobsitsamte gsmsloet.
Na4 Der Wsinung Der @~eiunbbeits.
beamtsn mtro bic 69arla9. epidemic
bur3 Wild. tpsl&s In ben psrf&ieoener
fdoiii1sn RtIaospots infstrt uirb.
psrurfa3t. umfaHsnos Dorbsrsitun
gen ueroen isbt sstroHsn. aQs fol9
G.pots srtinoIt4 su o%esinf3iren.
T Roph = einen gotes
b ofen.
> n n torurl.p 3D., 90. San
Oss 2sbsns tibsrortiRg. nabrf9.inIid
bur9 arantbsitsn DeYuria4t. cling bsut
n Der ausldnber Sonp Satin mad ben
@otssOfsn Ro. l tn Olioer, 3og I'd
nadsnb aus uno far3ts H4 fopfhbs
b tn oas 5suer. Rnabsn battsu be-
gorfaa beOba&tet unb bsna&rtbtiets,
i6lsunisf bts pOli3ei bon ben, Dor
9 fan. Der f&rsdlt& psrbr lnnte 2eiG
nam uuroe aus benz @~otssofsn q
n sosen.
'SebIen o& ameig q 10 q
rene.
n Rew Dorf, 20. San. @let9 )
Bssinn Der Bsrbanolungsu I'm Nert
prc3sb ssse1 ben Riliondrsfobn 0orr
8hau wuroen bsute bte f&on ause'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30

3pei 9inefifde @afen.
iosenannte fdparse Minspafsn, tpurs
ben i'm Iuttionslotal bon gbriftie IN
apnoon nit f37O0 ($17.982) besablt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30

W
zeue fpe,tsae 8ebisnuns mad ST. 8a5ns
-BAes SerIaKen indianapolis UNI TOO uro
Hoo nbr 8ormittdgs unb 800 une TOO
zpr sa@Hittass, f4neue i5abrt mad Sort
Raune ma&enS unS nit ben S4neaiAsen
ua9 EoLsSo, Detroit unb 2irna ~psrbinosnS-
fspis aud IN EoIebo uno Detroit nit ben
DampferR, bic auf ben sroBen Seen mad
Ea6inac, Buffalo uab ben Riasara 6dIen
ssufen, 8erbinSuna nta&eno.
Der gtaripu 6Iper, Der indianapolis UNI
IL i16r Borm. unS 8 rbr Ra4nt. berldbt,
kdlt uur in Anberion, AIeTanoria, Summit'
stue, Sairmount, Soussboro uno Gas Gttp
Sanction on.
1870 Gbeabs3us mad Nuneis.
1880 Absubs8us mad gerI.
sage fabren mad Sort 8sniartin 9arrb
..m UNI 6:45 gm, 800 BIN, 11:O5 BIN. Loo
m, unb 800 Sim.
Reitere S~nformaticn IN Der Ofiee: fer'
.aRaI @ebdube. 9bones: Reu, Brain 5000;
III, Rain It's, 1 Sling.
indianapolis & Gatern.
s&neu : 9ass Iaufsn zna8 @~rssnfeIb.
znie1tstown, Nem GafIe, Cambridge Sttp,
Es&monb, DoptoR, Dbio,ssisSe Stnnos bis
Q nbr abenSs, in Danton, Obip, nit aaen
S@ueusiseu, Die mad .SprinsfisIS, Go!unl'
bns anb allen e~entraIen guntten Dbto's
- 4
AbenS,3us nm 11:30 4benbS nod 8nisbts'
wpn.
Bettere Sniormation IN Der Office: fer'
.azuaI 9ebdube. gbones !: Ieu, Rain 6o65
III. Brain 175, l Sing.
SasianappIis & Wartinsotas.
RAD Tscrespiue, gettan5 Bari, Rar'
IsnspiIe, Snb.
srfs Rorsen,gar I'm 600 ubr Rorseus,
Damn pom 700 nbr Rorssns isbe etanbs
hs TOO MIR Gbsnbs.
HbenS : Cars nerIafen bic Snterurbar
station unn 900, 1000 unb 11:3O Hbenss'
Die 1000 nbrgar f65rt nur bis ~ocresbtus
&eiters Snformation In Der Office: Ter
HrnaI @sbdubs. 9bcnes: Reu, Brain 5000
LIT, Eain 175. ains.
indianapolis & Wstern Srattipr
COMPANY.
Sa& Apon, 0anpile unS 3uii4eufationen
Grfe Gar perIdst indianapolis urn 8 ub'
Ror9ens, oann ieee anbsrtbaIb Stunben BIZ
$50 nbr Abenbs. 2ests. Gar UNI Ills ubt
abenbS.
Reitere Conformation in Der Office: Ter
minaI SebduSe. PbOnes: Rsu, Nain 6O55
gIt, Brain Us, l Sting.
indianapolis Goal SrattisH 90.
8as. Iauten aiubIi9 non S~nOianapOIt
Ra@ gIatrfsIS BON 500 ubr Rorssns BIZ
TOO ubr abenos.
Abenbsise UNI 9 unb 11:20 nbr abenSs.
Der 800 nbr Noreens Sus Iauft MID
Sonntass.
Beitere Snforretion in Der Offiee: Ts'
uasnal gebdabs. 8boneS : Nsu, Rain 6066
I'll, Raia 175. l Sing.
JnnianapsIis & NprthweRern.
S@neu,8ase mad GrotuforSspiue uns Sc
tzsette Iaufsn ME fclgt: 600 gm., 10
Bm., $40 8m., 900 gm., 1910 gn., 10.4
8m., lilo 8m., IL RittasS, Loo SIM
ale Nm., 4:25 gm., 500 Rrn., ITO Rm
300 Rm. unb Ills Sim.
O5os SrsIho ,,,, 10-AS Wu, ,,nh d.0S Nr
a5fabren, iiHb 9ur93hse mad Sratpforei
bile.
Der Ills GbenoS Bug. fdbrt lnur b
Sranffort.
Beitsre Snformation In ber Office: Sc
x1naI @ebdube. Btcnes: Reu, Nain 606l
III, Ratn 175, l Sting.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30
SanoelSbt5iebungen
Mit Ganaba iOlta auf &lnid bes staatsisfretdrs
erweitert rn0 D%erbeiert tuerben.

Gnbreher Hberfaaen Elm 3fdSdsn. - Sefber elmer 5abrif ermOrSet. Swei
artehkr 30 atumen ;errifen. - Salouin 5abrhen bnrd 5eur be.
orpbt = Sunse Suwelens &dnber erwfft = SdarIad. Cpl
benie brdet dh que. = &opfh6sr IN einen Coles
ufeu.- 5eblsn nod ;ei @rftmoreue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30
Maerlet tletne Sepef@em.
90. Sanuar.

etn9efreien. Der Ytartf 6erruccto
SuiOni III Ma&fclssr bon gmil sauer
9eporoea.
- Sn Der 1orfabt @ebarpile Bel
gafOn, 3D., farb Jobann Arnolo,
elm In Ssuti&Ianb ssborensr gtrser,
tusl4er tir3li9 bic 5sier isinss los.
9eburtstases begtng.
- Illus @snf mirb semelbet. baB
tnfolge beftiger grof6bs, bic am lsb'
ten 5reitas psrfpirt parosn, Der 81.
Ssrnbaro.p ab bon S&nsslnuinsn pou'
fdnois bsri3tttst iF.
- Wdhrsnb oss Sabres 1906 man.
osrtsn 4l7.573 psrionsn aus Stalisn
aus; 287. 900 sinssn nod ben Der.
Staten. Ill. 8l8 nod arssntinisu
unb Is, 143 nod Brafltsn.
- 6rau 2ate @rabius In N.m gort
tf angetlagt. ibre 3pei flsinen Stief.
timber RolIie unb Sennie NIT sinsm
alti6enoen Ofensifsn sebraunt 3u 30.
ben, neil He beim Spleen ldrmten.
- Die Supnnsr tusrben I'm 2aufs
oieiss Sabrss ibrsr Harlem GIotts nod
is8s t~1eitere f4wimmsnoe Jefuuaen
bin,ufas.n, bic tudbrenb bss eommers
pom Stapsl Iaufen tueroea.
Bel elmer gsploion TIM Stuart Rob.
Isnbsrgusrt tuurbsr beutsEswii9sn 60
uno 70 Roblsnsrdbsr sst6otst. Dos
ROblsnbsrausrt Iisst ftnf NsiIsn bon
8burmonb, %. 3D., entfernt.
- a3t psrfonsn, babon ,pei t6bt.
ltd, tuurbsn beute BET elmer 2oliRon
atuif&sn stnem pnHaeier. unb 5ra4t.
3u9s Der Wifouri, Ranias & 8sras
Babn BET @rouber @itp, Snb. 9er.,
psrlsbt.
-Sn bier Napbtba.YD erteit In Batu,
2autafisn. sinssn hsuts 1000 Nrbsitsr
an ben Streit. Sic ~bsrlansen FIR oas
lsbte Sabr (1906) cine 9obnausaahIuns
bon 20 Biz 80 prO3sat fur bas gan,s
Sabr.
- get elmer 2caiRon 3uii4en sinsm
grpreb. unb einem 5ra6t3uee Der
Bottom & Waine. Babn Bet sbelburns
Sails, WaRa&uistts, uurben beuie
fhnf 9abnanasfsats estbotet unb msb.
rere oerlsbt.
- Grau Sarab ann Worgan In
Tes Woines, Sa., tusl1s Dor bret Do.
den betm aufbdngsn bon @di&s Elm.
5ub3ebe on irgeno etnem 6inoerntb
bsrfau@ts. III an Blutbsreiftune unite,
f4rsdli8en Qualen sefiorben.
- Der Waritime grpreBsus bon
WontreaI mad 6alifar. @anaoa, Der.
unglfdte beute Wa9t In Der Ndbe bon
Winbfcr Junction auf Der SntercoIo'
ntal 8abn. Niemanb murbs getbbtst,
aber biele periOnsn fnb i9wer bsrlsB1
porben.
- Giamaute1 uno arbere Sutuelsr
i'm @srtbs bon $35, 600 uurbsn beutt
In sinsm alien RstistoHsr TN Wobn'
bauie bes psrforbsnen Charles cripple,
In Wanbahet. 8. g., Rstp Sort, 3l'
fdnig a~sfunoen. 3ripler mar Der Ct
rinosr Der faiRgsn 2uft.
- @sorss %. Dsfsnbausb, Der II
2ofomO, Sno.. farb. perma&ts be,
oOrtisen SueosnbOrg'i&en Rir&e $50,
900 unter Der Beoinsuna. bab ieir
Self als elmer Der. Srufsss" Der 2ir&t
9etpd1lt uro pets NIT 3u Tat9e ge3oger
tpirb.
/ - Die .s9mar3sn Sunbsrt" trei'
. ben felt @o9en ibr unueisn In Sifil
am S9mar3en Wssr unb branbfdabsr
. ale @runbeiesntbhmer. 6sute f&lspp
ten He ben iunssn Sobn bss Mi0io
i1drs armaniias In eth gerfsd uni
I berlanger cine borrenbe Summe Gel
. oss fur beRsn auslieferuns.
! - en- 2absf limb Bet ben Rei4s
: tasswablsn srrbartise Wablbstrdge
: reien borgsfommsn. Der erudblt
GosiaIif, 9err S&warl bat itbot
: cine 70 grobe Wuioritdt, bab Inn aud
. tauisno stimmsi abgadblt usrbs,
(, fXnnen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30
Smternrban 3eit>S Isabelle.
Z. U. e. Spfem.

J. " =. SgpeM.
e@nsus Dur9sase mad Sort @apne.
S@neue Gur9siise nod RariOm.
S9neae Dur9;ise mad 8eru.
S4nsle 9ur&slse nod Spsansport.
e4neae Dur9sass mad @nberfon.
S9neus Dur95tse nod Runeie.
Gage berIafsn indianapolis.
Rsneie 6 Marion Otutft on
s1turenes, SortniIe, genbIeton, anberion.
pprttopn, Runeie, TiboIetopn, 9~IsSannrta,
6unnmitbtle, Sairtnount, @as Gttp. Scnes'
soro, Rarion, BIuTtsn uno linton Gttp.
90 BIN. Il o. 5n.
IS O5 8m. Q 90 gr
90 BIN, 70 o. Rrl.
~ O5 8m. 4 90 Rm.
90 gu1. rs 90 grn.
s8 O ga. % 06 gun.
10 90 gm. 8 90 Eu.
ell 90 gr. ~ o. Rm.
al o. Bm. *9 % SIN.
IL 90 Tttss. IL 30 sm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-19
FOURTEEN PUPILS
TO HEAR LECTURE
VIII Be CaldWell'S Guest
at Talk Beyond the
KlOndike."

Fourteen pupils Of the Washington
public schools will hear the lecture on
Beyond the Klondike." which is 70 be
given in the Columbia Theater tOmor-
row afternoon by Frank Caldwell The
children will be the guests of Mr.. Cald-
well, who offered seats 10 the twenty
pupils who could give the correct al
swer 20 geographical questions he pro-
rounded. The fortunate boys and girls
are
II Janney Nichols. jr-. 1913 Ihirty-hrst
street northwest, Jackson School;
Charles b. Tanner, III Rhode Island
avenue. jackson School; Agnes Krebs.
1925 Pennsylvania avenue, Grant School;
James &. Hundley. ITO X street porth-
east; Ramsay Spillman. 3lj5 Mt. Pleas
ant street; Clara Nichols. As Fifteenth
street southeast, Buchanan School, r.
n Davis, l25S Parry street northeast.
Brookland School; Esther Beuchert, 4SJ
* street northwest: Percy Hughes, II,
SIS b street southeast I. A Gibson, 14b
Todd Place, Norman T. Raymond, 5325
Tenth street northeast; Edith Tate, Ball
ston, Va; Willie Morgan, sol l. street
northeast, ana Harold Peters, 12j4 Tenth
street northwest. Thomas school II.
Janney Nichols had the highest average.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-19
Successor to Hit as House
Foreign Affairs Commit
tee Chairman.

Robert G. Cousins Of Iowa is the new
chairman of the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs. This is a place OF
great honor, and Mr.. Cousins came into
the Craftsmanship suddenly. For many
years Robert r. Hit Of Illinois was
at the head of the committee. while
Robert Adams Of Pennsylvania was
ranking member Cousins was third on
the list, and when Adams died Cousins
became acting chairman, because Hit
was sick Then came Hits death and
the appointment Of Cousins To be chair
man in fact Cousins Is a big. braiuy
chap. and. % the wonder of his admir-
Crs. remains q bachelor.
He has served fourteen years in Con-
gress, and grew up blessed with the al
NEST fatherly care Of Senator Allison.
All Iowa wants Allison to live fifty years
longer, but when he retires from the
Senate Cousins may be the Senator
Each year Cousins is in demand as a
campaign orator all over the States, and
especially is he popular in Ohio. He
went TO a small town in the BLACK
swamp region of that state one night
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-19
CHARLES A. BRADFORD'S
FUNERAL TOMORROW

Funeral services for Charles A Brad
ford VIII De held tomorrow afternoon in
his late home, 30 Fourth street south
east Burial will be made in Congress
siOTai cemetery.
AR Bradford died yesterday morning.
He was ssvenJy-five years old. and had
been affiliated for a number of years
with many fTdteTnal and charitable or
CARNATIONS of Washington. lie was a
member Of the Associated Charities and
a prominent Mason. Mr. Bradford IS
survived by his wife. formerly Miss
Harr't Jacobs, and three sons. T A
Bradford. L T. Bradford. and +. d.
Bradford. and two stepsOns, George b
Belts and Frank Belts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-19

and found an audience inclined TO inter
rUpt and abuse him He hit back with
vigor and delight and when the meeting
ended the chairman wanted Cousins 10
hurry out by side door.
What Is the hurry ?" asked Cousins;
why not stay and talk IL over with
these chaps?"
Il am afraid there might be trouble, %
responded the chairman; some Of the
Democrats might start a fight"
VOL, there are enough Of our side %
handle them p suggested Cousins.
our side!' said the chairman. Bless
you, Cousins, you and / are the only Re
publicans in this meeting"'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-19
ARRAlGN IROQUOIS MANAGER
ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE

DANNILLE- III, Feb. I9.-Wiu J.
Davis, former manager Of the Iroquois
Jheater, Chicago. has been arraigned
in the circuit court here on a charge Of
manslaughter In connection with the
tFeater fire, and entered q plea Of not
guilty.
The case was set for trial March !.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-19
TALLEsT SOLDIER IN TIE WORLD

The talIest soldier IN the world is said
TO be Long IVAN a member Of the
First Regiment Of guards in the Rus
sian army Ivan lacks only half an
inch Of being eight feet in height. He
is twcnty-one years old, and finely pro
pOrtlOned
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-19
JAPAN INBROGLIO
FINALLY SETTLED,
FRISCO SATISFIED
School Board Agrees to
Modify Resolutions to In
clude All Aliens.

The right Of the San Francisco school
department to regulate its own affairs
remains intact and temporary bar has
Deen placed upon Oriental cGolie immi-
grafton. These are the net results OBJ
tanned. according to Mayor Schmitz, by
the conferences between the President
secretary Of State Root, and the san
francisco delegation.
Under the text Of the agreement with
the President. the San Francisco school
BOARD has modified the resolution which
aroused the conteRtion with japan to
read as follows:
The Modified Resolutions.
Section. /. Children Of all alien races
VINO speak the English language. in
order 10 determine the proper grade
which they may be entitled to be en-
rolled. must first be examined as 10 their
educational qualifications by the prln-
cipaI Of the schools where the appllca-
ton for enrolment shall have been
pade.
Sec. 2. That no child of alien birth.
over the ages Of nine, ten. eleven.
twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen. ana
sixteen years shall be enrolled in any
OF the first. second. third. fourth, fifth.
sixth, seventh. or eighth grades. re-
spectively.
Bee. j. II said alien child shall be
found deficient in their ability To speal,
or deficient in the elements OF tho Fnp-
Hsh language, or unable TO attend the
grades mentioned in section 2. by reason
OF the restriction mentioned therein
buch children shall be enrolled in srecia1
SCHOOLS, or in special classes estabiisIeJ
exclusively for such children as oD5 ir
&c manner the board Of education shall
NSChi proper and most eXpedient.
Inns modification of the regulation is
,dhen Dy the mayor and his c0lIear1les
the japanese '7-0 ON-
Pleased With the Results.
Il am gIatifed at the results of orr
conference with President Roosevelt ana
secretary Root" said Mayor Schmitz
ana 1 know what we have done will
receive the hearty Endorsement of the
people OF San Francisco. The President
was most sympathetic and conslderate
IN all our conferences and ..a annro-
ciated the conditions that obtain upon
the Pacific coast. He admitted tb.t
local preJudices almost had the effect OF
law and at the same time our friend
snip for Japan should not be disrupted.
Inc immigration bill bare the com
Inc party leaves this afternoon for
nome, by the way of New York and
VIII stop at Cincinnati and Toledo to
inspect the new school structures that
nave recently been erected in those
cities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-19
EDITORIAL MOTTO

. q
successful promptly
by mail
&
- s-Ie4OuS oneT IN The Washington Times
and
y Y. oneve bottle
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-19
IS THIS TRUE?

How do Americans pronounce the
rRme of their country The head mas
ter OF a school IN England says il is
'UmEurTuCkuEh."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-19
DILATORY TACTICS OF DELMAS
HAVE ESTABLISHED PRECEDENT
IN NEW YORK MURDER TRIALS
By DOROTHY DIX.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-The Thaw
case has one immortal prototype IN
llterature-that OF Jarndyce VS.. Jarn-
dyce. concerning which Dickens wrote
in "Bleakhouse." bat the "circumlocu-
ton office" could give the counsel OF
the young millionaire no points on dila-
tory tactics. They know them all.
II will be four weeks tomorrow since
the trial began. 1t took Mr.. Garvan eX-
actly ten minutes TO make the opening
address for the prosecution. In thra9
hours more Mr.. Jerome. short, sharp
decisive IN thought and word, had called
his witnesses. questioned them, and
rested the case for the State. That
turned the proceedings over TO the de
Tense. which has not yet finished with a
single important witness, unless they
are done with the inexpert expert from
Pfttsburg. Whether Mr.. Delmas brought
a new style of legal procedure with him
from the Pacific coast: whether an ap-
parently confused and inconsequent way
Of letting a case amble along without
getting anywhere is part Of a deep and
subtle system that will eventually as
found with its brilliancy. or whether, as
Is rumOred Il is the result Of fractional
quarrels among Thaw's lawyers, no one
knows.
Przzling to New Workers.
Certainly. however. no one has ever
seen its like in a murder trial in this
city First. a witness is put on and
then withdrawn; put on again. ques-
toned a bit, and again Withdrawn.
This has been done over and over again,
until who's got the witness stand is as
much Of a guess as who's got the but
ton in the old nursery game.
Even Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's great
tragic story, that is relied on to free
her husband, II he is freed. is only
half told. Three or four times she has
taken her seat on the stand, only to be
sent back 10 wait until a foundation
Tor the evidence she vas TO give could
be built up, thereby tremendously dis
counting the dramatic effect that the
recital of her wrongs might have pro-
duced on the minds OF the jury.
\ tale interrupted is a tale ruined as
we all know TO our chagrin; yet, in the
poignant and pathetic narrative Of
young Mrs. Thaw's woes there has been
break after break between its vivid and
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Didn't Know | Had Kidney Trouble

Il was out Of health and run down generally. had
appetite. dizzy. and suffered with headache
most Of the time. I cid know that my kidneys
they might be. and began taking SBarnpFloot There
is such pleasant taste % Swamp Root. and Il goes
right 70 the spot and drives disease OF the sys-
ter IN every way. and cheerfuIy recommend IL 70
all sufferers Gratefully yours.
Mrs. A. l.. WALKER,
S3l East Linden St. Atlanta. Ca
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible
for many kinds Of diseases. and If permitted to
continue much suffering and many fatal results
are sure 70 follow. Kidney trouble irritatcs the
nerves, makes you dizzy. restless, sleepIess and
irritable Makes you pass water often during the
day and obliges yOa to set up many times during
the night Unhealthy kidneys cause rheumatism,
gravel catarrh OF the bladder, pain or dull ache
In the bac.l joints and muscles: make your head
ocEe and back ache, cause indigestion. stomach
and liver trouble, you get sallow. yellow com
pleXOn, make you feel as though you had heart
trouble you may have plenty Of ambition. but
no strength; get weak and waste away
To overcome these troubles take DR.. Kilner's
swamp Roof. the world-fImCus kidney remedy.
IN taking Swamp-ROot you afford natural heIu
70 Nature. for SwamD-RoOt Is the most perfect
healer and gentle aid 10 the kidneys that has
yet been discovered
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How To Find Out

II there IS any doubt in your mind as 10 Your
condition take from your urine on risinr, ab0Tlt
Tour ounces, place II in glass or bottle and let
II stand twenty-fOur hours II on eNarnfrarfO-
Il is milky or cloudy IL there is a brick dust SET
ting. or II small particles float about in IL volIr
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o o,It .lg beginning and the long-drawn-
0u' sequel which she is yet to tell
Delays Enrage Jerome.
In the court room the atmosphere is
Iethargic. There are waits for wit
hesses who are not on hand: other waits
Tor papers TO be sent for; still more
waits Tor people TO read papers with
winch they should have familiarized
themselves beforehand. The only really
live thing is Mr.. Jerome. raging up and
down. and Tuning with Impotence. in
ms Attle pen like a lion In its cage
Even Thaw has sunk down in an apa-
thetIc heap IN his chair. as If he has
lost interest in the proceedings. Per
maps ne thinks he will be dead of old
age before II Is all over, anyhow, 50
the result OF the trial does not matter
III. Evans, chief alieuist for the de-
Iense' after having read the viii and
tdheA hote OF two paragraphs. gave IL
as MS professional opinion that Thaw
will
Thus the shadow that has always fol-
lowed Harry ThaW. and which he breads
worse than death itself draws nearer
and nearer 10 him day by day, for IT,
according 10 the contention of his own
lawyers. he was mad two years ago.
when he made this Will and was still
mad on June .. when he killed White
VINO is 10 prove what miracle has taken
place since then that has restored him
TO perfect sanity2 All juries hail ,rom
missouri. They have to be shown and
II IS going 10 take some clever argJ Ing
and a deal Of evidence 10 coavince thcm
mat so radical mental change has Oc-
CURED In so short a time
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-19
ARE YOUR.KIDNEYS WEAK?.
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidn
Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.
Kidney Remedy, Swamp-Root Will Do
for YOU, Every Reader of The Times May Sample
Bottle Absolutely by Mail

II you are sick or feel badly" begin taking
the great kidney remedy, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root because as soon as your kidneys begin TO
get better they will help all the other organs to
Lealth A trial will convince anyone.
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