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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-12

Mr., Taylor, the noted cartoOnist, is
now making funny pictures tor the
Tampa Times, and the one In Tuesday $
paper was hummer. II represents
Editor Wilson Of the Timos-UniOn in
large and heavy form and the Cover
nor's head on porcupinc. From the
patches on his pants sticks quilts from
the porcupinc, and underneath reads ::
&" II is safe to bet ut least 80 cents that
Editor George wishes he hadn't sat
down 80 hard on the porcupine. Now
look out Tor some more libel suits
A special election has been called 10y
Governor Broward TO elect a State SEN
atOr for this, the seventeenth senator.
ial district, TO al the unexpired term
Of Hon. j. r. Newlan, deceased, The
new Senator. whoever he may be. will
have less than thirty days to serve in
the present session. The election will
be on May q The vote must be can
vassed and the result certified 20 the
state and commission issued before the
new member can take his scat, there
fore his official days in actual service
will be limited II an extra session Of
the Legislature IL not called within the
next two years. Live Oak Democrat
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-12

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has assigned certain districts TO
facilitate the handling Of business. The
following are some Of the assignments
Clements 10 Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Geor-
gia and Alabama, and Cockrell TO
Inuiaiaua
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-12

The WALES claim will no doubt claim
much of the valuable time of the solons
at this session. -Palatka Times Herald.
There should be no necessity for it
claiming much of the valuable time Of
the solons;" but there is one thing sure
and certain, in common justice and for
decency's sake, an honest settlement of
it should be made. That it was an hon
est contract, faithfully carried out to a
successful finish, which took Colonel
Wales time and $50, 900 of his money,
cannot possibly be doubted, and that he
has not been paid his Is per cent COM
mission for the work is a fact that
won't rub out. Shall FlOrida's fair
name stand with Reputation of an hon
est claim hanging over it, or will JUS
tice yet be done? AT least give Colonel
Wales the privilege of carrying his
case to the eoarts in order to establish
beyond a question his legal right in the
premises.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-12

Children's and Infants Shoes and
Slippers carried IN AL popular shades OF
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-12

Hon Alonzo C. Groom, State Comp
troller, is trying to launch guberna-
torial boom for ex-senator PascO.
This suggestion will not be unanimous
in the ComptrOller's Office. for Miss
jefferson Bell, said to be the best wO-
man politician in the State, has declared
flatfooted for Jennings. Ocala Banner.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-12

The two newspapers in Tallahassee
are coming together The True Demo
crat has gone 80 far as to request sue
cess for the Tallahassee Daily Sun. --
Ocala Banner
Why should not all Tallahassecans re-
quest success for it Mr.. l. Engle makes
no effort at all, that We know Of. to en-
ter the local field with his newspapers.
and Of course leaves it TO the True
Democrat to cover the field locally. 80
let us alone that each of us may attend
to our spCcialties in newspaper making
as seems best to us. Let him have the
great State paper" he has set out to
make, and in his own way, we are sat
isfied with our own as il is,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-12

Well, what is to be done with the
Cooper case? After spending a part Of
the contingent funds and exhausting
all means within his power to get new
light on Il, Il still rests on Governor
Broward's shoulders, and Is incumbent
upon him. TO let the public know the
reasons and wherefores as to his being
kept in county Jail so long. Would
not he and the people Of Florida feel
better II all the facts causing delay IN
action were made public.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-12

II the great injustlce that is claimed
was done Mr.. Perkins, in his removal
90 the advice and Influence of Mr.
james Alexander, and his political
allies, Ia true, and facts and circum-
stances seem to bear out all the claims,
In common justice tbe wrong should be
rghted by his refhstatemcnt just as
soon as practicable He has had to
wait all this time TO ask the State Sen
ate for justice
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-04-12

The Governors suit for libel was con-
templated some weeks ago Wa 1t
postponed for the effect It was expect
cd 10 have while the Legislature was in
session. Truly, some funny little
things continue to happen, and does il
not look as IL all these little by. plays
are intended 10 draw attention away
from The main ponts ut issue?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-11
MARLBORO.

Newell Hodgkins, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever, il better.
The fall term OF school begins here to-
day, taught by Miss Mabelle Bennett, OF
Mt. Desert Ferry.
Rev. Mr.. Merritt and family, who have
occupied Rev. A. B. Lorimer's cottage at
the shore. have returned to Bangor.
Mr.. Smith, wife and two children, who
boarded at Tyler Hodgkins' the past two
weeks, have gone to their home in Brewer.
Rev. A. W. Lorimer, OF franklin, and
three OF his Sunday school boys, spent q
few days here at the Lorimer cottage last
week.
Mrs. Amos Thompson and niece, Miss
Maud Stanley. who have spent the SUM
mer here, have returned to WaItham,
Mass.
Mrs. Wesley Ford and children, who
have been visiting her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Clara Ford. have returned to their
home at North Hancock.
Sept. 2. ARE.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

L. B. Deasy's family returned to Bar
Harbor this morning.
Miss Sybii Cole has gone to Northeast
Harboy for few weeks.
Everett Dorr. OF Bar Harbor, is visiting
his uncle, Hiram Doliiver.
Mrs. Moses Stanley has returned from
q visit to relatives in Winter Harbor.
Wilbur Cole arrived home this week.
He will enter Colby college this fall.
Guy Cole has gone to Nashua, n. H.,
where he expects to spend the winter.
Miss Frances Peters is spending her va
cation with her mother, Mrs. Kate Peters.
Miss Jane W. Moore returned home
Saturday, called here by the death Of Mrs
Deasy.
Fred Hamilton and wife, OF South
Gouldsboro, were here Sunday visiting
relatives.
Miss Alice Cole and niece, Miss
Geneyieve Cole, have returned from visit
to relatives in Machias.
The community was shocked Friday
morning by the sudden death Of Mrs
Daniel Deasy. Funeral services we're held
At the house Sunday morning, Rev. Mr.
Mayo officiating. The remains were takeE
to New buryport, Mass, for burial. Capt
Deasy and Mrs. Deasy's family have ths
sympathy OF all.
Sent, 9. G.
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Gorr,s ISLAND.

Miss NJ. Ijams, Of Philadelphia, left for
home Wednesday.
Capt. Clement is repairing the roof OF
his cottage. which was damaged by fire .
few weeks ago.
A very pleasant wedding took place at
the residence OF Capt. Erastus l.. Gott
Tuesday evening, when Berlin A. Gott, OF
Colts Island, and Miss Blanche *. Lunt,
OF Long Island, were married, N. V. Bah
bidge, esq, officiating.
The log cabin on Little Colts island,
being tliIt for j.. d. Runkle, OF Boston, is
nearing completion The cabin is unique,
and the rock fireplace very artistic. The
work is under the management Of Mr..
Whiting, Of Cambridge.
Rev. d. l.. Leonard, d. D., Prof. F. z.
Leonard, of Oberiin college, and Misses
Ella l. and Kate B. Leonard, all Of
Oberlin, o., are at the Hillside cottage for
short stay. DIR. Leonard is one Of the
editors of the Missionary Rerier Of the
World.
Sept. I. CHIPS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-11
EAST LAMoINE.

Arthur Abbott and Miss Alice Abbott
re visiting their mot her here.
Henry McNider, Of Melrose, Mass, is
visiting his son, Harry McNider.
School begins to-day. The teacher,
Miss Pearl Maddocks, Of Skowhegan, re-
turned Saturday.
Calvin w. Bragdon, wife and little SON
Alfred are spending their vacation with
Mr.. Bragdon's grandmother, Mrs. Hannah
Huckins.
Harry McNider has moved his family to
the government house. Arthur Ashmore
has moved into the Googins house, vacated
BY Mr.. McNider.
Mrs. O'Connor and family, who have
spent the greater part Of the summer with
G. c. Toole and wife, leave for their home
in Augusta to-day.
Mr.. johnson, who has been proprietor
OF Shore Acres the present season, with
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Hinckley and
children left for their home in Milbridge
Saturday. All hope for their return an
other season.
The DesIsIe and DeLaittre families held
a reunion at Lamoine Beach last Thurs
day. Among the out-of-town people were
Miss Susie DeIaittre, OF Eden. A. B.
Cough and wife and Miss Lena DesIsIes,
of Bar Harbor.
The last dance Of the season at Shore
Acres was held Thursday evening. Music
was furnished by joys orchestra Of Bar
Earhor A largo number from Bar Har-
Dor and Ellsworth was present and a
most enjoyable time is reported.
Mrs. Harry Hodgkins and family, who
have spent several weeks at the Asa Hodg-
kins homestead, returned to Bar Harbor
yesterday. They have been entertaining
a. guests of Miss Myrtle, six young ladies'
from Bar Harbor. Miss Florence will re-
main week longer with her aunt, Mrs.
Fred Reynolds.
Sent 2 HI.
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ sdSistsssi Cssss Ne~s. - stAsv passs
FRANKLIN.

Miss Julia Macomber returned recently
from . visit in Calais.
Miss Matte Blaisdell, Of Pembroke, il
visiting home friends.
DIR. H. F. Collins plans to leave for Had
dam. Conn.,. this week.
Stephen Knowles, station agent, has re-
turned from his vacation.
Theodore Bragdon will attend Higgins
classical institute this term.
Austin Mcneil is employed in the DO
tato fields, Aroostook county.
Miss Helen Macomber il attending
Maine Central institute. PittsAeld.
Ray Dwelley has . position at Malta
wamkeag - tescher Of the high school.
Mrs. Jennie French Dyer and little son
Martin are to spend the week with friends
At Hampden.
Mrs. G. J. Cleveland and daughter An
ME Frances. returned to their home in
Bangor Wednesday.
The sudden death OF Mrs. Cedelia
Adams Deasy At Prospect Harbor was
sad shock to her many friends.
Bonnie Homer, who has been seriously
crippled with muscular rheumatism since
his illness, is steadily improving,
Esther Dwelley has returned from
Northeast Harbor, and will commence
. term Of school at Eastbrook Monday.
Misses Susie Swan, Bessie Fernald, Flor
ice Gordon and Della Bragdon, who have
been away for the summer. are at home.
Dr. Watson, who accompanied patient
to the Maine general hospital last week
to be operated upon for appendicitis, re-
turned Friday.
Mrs. Edith DeBeek sprained a wrist last
week. Miss Charlotte Macomber, who
sprained her ankle recently, will leave
Monday for Charleston.
Miss Julia Campbell, OF Hall Quarry,
who was the guest of relatives two nights
last week. went to Bangor Friday. She Ia
soon to enter Coburn classical institute.
Labor Day was favorable for the G. A.
r. picnic notwithstanding threatened
dampness. Twenty-six veterans re-
ported for duty, and joined the crowd in
making the gathering big success.
Green Gables hospitable doors an
closed, Is Mrs. Springer and children left
"Wednesday for Michigan. BY the owners
accustomed push, the broad acres Of thu
Springer homestead fields are being
ploughed, and the fall work is receirins
the faithful attention OF Fred circuit, who
! is in charge.
Sept g. r.
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AMHERST.

A son was born 10 Arthur Treadwell and
wife Sept. 6.
Ralph Richardson has returned to He
bron academy.
odiuion Fletcher and wife. Of Bethel,
are visiting in town.
Mrs. Lewis Summer and Mrs. E. j. Rich
ardson were in Bangor last week.
Mrs Archie Calieps ana family, of Free
hold, n. j., are guests OF her sister, Mrs.
J. G.. Durham.
Mrs Julia Miller, an aged and respected
resident, died Thursday, Sept. 5. Funeral
services were held at the church Saturday
Mrs. Charles Torrey. Of Manset, who
has been visiting in town, returned home
to-day. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Isaiah Nickerson.
Sept. 8. u.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Reginald Joy and Cassie Slower are
suffering with mercury poisoning.
Willie Noycs has moved into bis house,
lately purchased OF John Y. Harrison.
Adelbert Jeliison, who has been livicg
in T. NJ. Blaisdell's boarding house, has
moved to Mr.. Dunbar's boarding house at
Sullivan.
Archie. son OF Hamlin Gordon. who has
been going to New York in vessel, came
home Sept. / very in with typhoid fever.
All hope for his speedy recovery.
Miss.Harriet Maud Blaisdell, who has
been spending her summer vacation with
her parents, T. NJ. Blaisdell and wife,
started for Pressure Isle YESTERDAY, where
she is to teach. She will spend one day
and night with Rev. Mr.. Norton and
family in Pattsn.
Mrs. Cedeiia Dunn, wife Of Cspt. Daniel
Deasy, OF Prospect Harbor, died suddenly
Sept. q. She is the third Of large family
who have died within little more than
year in the same way. Mrs. Dessys
father. Deacon Edward Dunn. was one Of
the old residents OF this place. Mrs.
Deasy had lived away from here several
years. She was highly respected and
loved by all who knew her, and much
sympathy goes out to the family in their
deep affection.
Sept. r.
Miss Eva Springer will begin school a
Egypt, Sept. .. ~ s-O
Mrs. Julian west, . former sresident
here, but now Of Massachusetts, and Mr..
L. K. DonneiI spent . day recently with
Mrs. Donnell's daughter, Mrs. q. H.
WEIGH.
J. r. Ash aud wife, who spent two days
and nights with relatives here, returned
home sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ash will
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary Of their
wedding on Oct. II. All their friends are
invited.
Friday, Sept. 8, At 30 p. M. quiet
wedding took place At the home OF Alfred
Sargent and wife, when their son, John
Sargent, and Miss Ida A. Hooper, Of West
Sullivan. were married by Rev. ID. B.
Smith. The bride was beautifully dreesed
10 white null. with lace and insertion. and
carried bouquet. Congratulations ore
extended by host OF friends.
Sept q. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-11
BAR HARBoR.

Three and one-quarter acres on Hancock
street, with street frontage Of $50 feet,
and on which there are three cottages,
have been purchased by Horace D. JOY.
The property was part of the Sears estate.
1t will be improved and cottages built on
the vacant lots.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-11
NORTH LAMoINE.

school begins in this precinct to-day,
taught by Miss Lena King.
William Rhodes, OF Waterville, was re-
Gently the guest OF Mrs. L. J. Bragdon.
Miss Emily Archer il spending month
with her uncle, George Archer, in Wall
than, Mass.
Dr. 4. J. Holt and family left Friday for
their home in Phillips. On their way
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-11
PARTRIDGE COVE.

Mrs L. j. Smith is quite i'll.
Leon Bartlett and wife, OF Boston, are
visiting at Henry Bartlett's.
Everett Tinker and wife were in North
east Harbor Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ruel Mcfarland and little daugh-
ter Helen have returned from visit with
relatives in Bangor and vicinity.
Lee Kimban and his da lighter, Miss
Edith, who have spent the summer at
Mrs. Nelson Young's, have returned TO
Boston.
Sept 3.
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James Tweedie and family returned TO
their home in Cambridge Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Mcfarland, OF Lincoln, is
spending the week with her cousin, Mrs
l. n. Salisbury.
Friends OF Mrs. Coleman Hagen extend
sympathy to her in the sudden death Of
her mother, Mrs. Deaiel Deasy. OF Pros
pect Harbor.
Mrs. L. ]. Bragdon and Coleman Hagen
and wife went Saturday to Prospect Har-
Dor to attend the funeral services Of Mrs.
Daniel Deasy.
Sept. s. 4.
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they vii, make brief vi.i, to relatives in

they viii make brief visit to relatives IN
Dover.
Crosby Young left Friday for Ports
mouth. where he will visit relatives be-
fore returning to Cambridge, Mass
Harvey Bragdon went last week 70
wateryille to take his naphtha boat Will
bur. having sold her to parties there.
Miss Myrtle Jordan, who has been
spending her vacation with her parents,
Edward Jordan and wife, has returned to
Watervilie-
Sept 2. \.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-11

Trial Cataryh treatments are being mailed
ont free on request. BY DR.. Shoops Racine.
wis. These tests are proving to the people
reienti6c prescription known to druggists
evarywherc as DR.. Shops Catarrh Remedy
sold BY q. A. PARcHgx.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-11
DEDHAM.


Leslie Burrill has returned to Pittsfield
for the fall term Of the Maine Central in
stitute-
Clyde Mclaughlin was at heae from
Pittsfeid for short visit to his mother
last week.
Ellis Goodwin, Of Goldfields, New, is
visiting relatives here after an absence OF
fourteen years.
Mary NJ. BurrilI attended the annual re-
union Of the Maddocks family At North
Ellsworth, Aug. 81.
r. w. Fogg, wife and daughter Ethel, Of
Bucksport, were guests Of e. w. Burrill
and wife latt Thursday.
8. P. Weber and wife are preparing to
20 to Stetson, where Mr.. Weber will
have crew of men making shovel handle
bars.
Sept. B.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For Additional Couatg Nesrs, see other pages.
LAMoINE.

Miss Mary Covey is visiting in Penob-
scot.
Clinton Coolidge, Of waltham, Mass,
joined his parents here Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Jones, of Portland. was the
guest OF N. B. Coolidge and wife last week.
Miss Olive Y. Coolidge visited her aunt,
Mrs. Margaret Whitaker, in Ellsworth,
last week.
Miss Lillian Hodgkins, Of West Eden, is
visiting her aunt, Miss Jennie Hodgkins.
Capt Fred Hodgkins is at home for the
tall. Capt. Hodgkins has been in COM
mand Of his schooner since February.
Capt. Charles Hodgkins and family.
Prof Reynolds and family and Rev.
Thomas Mcdonald and wife, left this
morning.
Benjamin Young accompanied his
granddaughter, Mabel Young, to her
home in Bangor last Wednesday, return
ing the following day.
Mrs. Emma Norwood and daughter,
Hope, Of Southwest Harbor, and James
Tweedie and family, of Cambridge. Mass,
were guests of Mrs. Fred Hodgkins last
week.
Rev. Thomas Mcdonald preached very
earnest and interesting farewell sermon
Sunday morning. The evening service
was conducted by Mr.. Brewer, German
theological student.
Ernest Hodgkins and family, OF Malta
pan, Mass, visited Mrs. c. NJ. Stratton
Saturday. Mr.. Hodgkins left his native
greater part of the time since then he has
been employed in leather establishment
For the past six years he has had q good
position as foreman OF the establishment
Sept. 8. H.
Elwood King is employed by Senator
Hale in Ellsworth.
There will be = missionary concert in
the church next Sunday evening.
Miss Ethel Reynolds left home Friday
for Mexico, Me-, to teach the primary
school.
Miss Hilda Smallidge, Of Winter Har-
Dor, visited her cousin. Edna Springer,
last week.
Mrs. Nellie Hodgkins and son Oscar, OF
Ashmont, Mass, are guests Of Mrs. Hodg-
kins' brother-in-law. Capt. Fred Hodg-
kins.
l. R. Norton, student of Grocer theo-
logical seminary, occupied the pulpit
Sunday, morning and evening. Mr.. Nor
ton is an able and earnest speaker.
Saturday was day of departure from
this vicinity. The following left for their
homes or places of business: ]. F. Cool
iege and family, Mrs. Lionel Hodgkinr
and SON. Lewis Reynolds, Capt. Charles
Hodgkins. Miss Clara Hodgkins left te
resume school work in Beverly, Mass.
and Miss Vera Berry, in Winter Harbor.
Sent O H
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

School will begin Sept. 9.
Mrs. Laura Butler is visiting in Column
bia
Miss Grace Woodwork came home from
Sullivan Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Clark and children are visit
ing Mrs. Lena Collar.
Mrs. Grace Newman. OF Bangor, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Laura Orcut,.
Eddie Pulien and family and Mrs.
Clark and daughter, who have been at s..
A. Iawries' a few weeks, returned to Mel
rose, Mass. Saturday.
There was a lawn party at Arthur Rob-
ertson's Wednesday evening. Proceeds
from the sale OF ice-cream, about s6, 60
towards buying an organ for the school
house.
Sept. 2. T.
Carl Woodwork is employed at glais-
deil's mill.
School win begin Monday. Mr.. Grindle,
Of Penobscot. is TO teach.
Mrs. Fred Clark and children, Of suili-
van, are visiting Mrs. Lena Collar.
Preston Williams came home from Wat-
erville this week, i'll with appendicitis.
Miss June Williams will leave to-mor-
row for South Gouldsboro, where she is to
teach school.
Jasper Bragdon will leave Monday for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-29
HAND THREATENS
JUDGE w. X. BARKSDALE
Will Blow Up the Town if Loving is Not Hanged.
Lawyers Discuss Courts Ruling on Ad-
mission Of Collateral Evidence

what Is alleged to have occurred on
the drive Of April 2lst, and combining
1T to the communication made to Judge
Loving, is Identical with Judge Har-
rlson's ruling in the Strother case. In
the latter case testimony was offered
which the prosecution claimed would
show that Bywaters really intended TO
marry Miss Strother ana could have
had no thought OF deserting her, but
1T was excluded, Judge Harrison hold
ing that nothing was relevant except
the information received by the de-
PENDANTS prior to the shooting. and
that such information was relevant on
the question OF provocaton aud the
question of insanity.
The attorneys further stated that
they hoped the public will not infer
from testimony being objected to that
the defendant for one moment con-
cedes that 1t would confirm the claim
of tho prosecution or Justify any of
their contentious; but that they them
selves and their colleagues had deter
mined from the start, for reasons OF
the most serious and wejghty charac-
ter, to ask thatiftle case be tried ac-
cording to4,the Well-settled principles
Of law. including the rules of evidence
which, as the attorneys for the de-
Tense contend, almost universally OBJ
tain. They stated significantly that
| the enforcement of the rules Of EVIL
ldencc is often essential to prevent q
lperYerson of the truth.
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tally derangea. thoh he is entitled 10 be
acquitted.
"a. The court instructs the jury that
the law does not require any single rigid
test of the existence of insanity or mental
arrangement.
20. Tho court Instructs the jury that the
law does not recognize any particular period
OF an insane or deranged condition.
20. Tho court instructs the Jury that II
they believe from the evidence that stress
or strain upon tho mind of the defendant at
the tilno of the commission of tho homi-
eide, arising out OF the communication
made to him by his brother in-iaw and
daughter, with respect to the treatment to
which she had been subjected by tho de-
ceased combined with @ diseased brain. so
operated upon the mind of the defendant as
that his reason was dethroned. and his mind
so impaired as that he became temporarily
insane and that he was thereby rendered
Incapable of governing himself In reference
to the deceased, tho Jury should find YER
dict Of acquittal.
27. he court further instructs tho Jury
that at they believe from the evidence that
the brain of the defendant by reason OF
long continued and excessive use OF the al
cohol and OF attacks OF delirium tremens
had become diseased ana that while he
was In such condition no learned from the
| lips OF his only daughter that she had been
| drugged by the deceased and that while
| In q helpless condition he had forced him
| self upon her In spite OF her resistance and
cries. and had placed his hand over her
mouth to prevent her cries being heard,
and that BY reason of such Information SO
impaired to him, and by reason of the dis