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Kaval Stores.

Wilmington, Aug. 17.-Turpentine, steady;
receipts 10S casks. is bols.
Rosin steady, $50; receipts 272 bbls-
Tar firm, ESQ; receipts 69.
Crude hrIu; $500 Sa.304S3.75.
Charleston, Aug. t7.-Nothing doing.
Savannah, Aug. i7.-Turpentine firm,
So; sales 81, receipts S62, shipments
g,042.
Rosln firm; sales 2,972, receipts 3,454, ship
ments S.0S3, stocks 6S, COS.
AS3-9G, $4.10, $500, $4.25, E 81. IS
i &2.6H, u Sass, II SS.75, l Sass, x SIS. So
s5.50 \ $500 VIC So. 30, WV S6.15.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-20
G York Money.

New York, Aug. f7.-Money on call steady
pa offered at 3. Time loans firm, 60 day
Oh; 80 days ca; e mos. 6h97 p c. Prime
mercantile paper Ga. Sterling exchange
strong with actual business in banker'sbills at
48z. 3~504S745 for demand and at 1872 80
sS3 for SO day bills. Posted rates asa and
-. 49,. Commercial bills 4S2A. Bar silver
6SB. Mexican dollars S3h. Covenant bonds
Irregular. Railroad bonds steady.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-20

CashquotatIOn we're as follows:
Flour steady; winter patents S4t00 s3a9,
Observation-Disclosures, spring patent SA700
$40 s~traights, i0BS450, bakers, S2SO1
$3.50 wloAt No. 2 93D99, No. 3 5000, No 2,
2. yellow SO4D5; oats No. 2, 49,; No. 2,
white 444G53: No. 3 white 42G52; rye
Nc. z rs, good feeding barley 55G6i, fair to
choice mating 64066: No. 4 flax seed ......
No. Northwestern 116R; timothy seed 4.60
clovercontract grade 1925; short ribs Qooes
S.5OD3-!0; mess pork per Dbl. f6;05018f0
tboxed) SIS 1900; whiskey basis OF high
grade wines ia.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-20
cotton 4 FEW
POINTS LOWER
Opened Easy at a Moder-
ate Decline
STEADY AT CLOSING
IynaI Quotations Showing a Net Loss
az ? 10 5 Points-Active Trading
on the Decline Because Quiet
When Prices Sufcned
a Little.
by the Associated Press

EeW York, Aug. 1.-THE cotton
r4Tket opened easy at a decline Of 8
T. + points and during the early ses-
sion sold off to a net loss OF s to 10
point with the active months selling
II lust about the low prices Of last
-aursd2y. under lower cables lower
r.5Ies, continued weakness in Wall
street and scattering liquidation.
trading was moderately active on the
decline but became quiet later with
rrlces a shad up from the lowest on
covering although the undertone con
ttnued very n unsettled. The
market closed steady with prices net
to 5 points lower.
New York, Aug. 7.-Spo closed quiet
N.adiing urlands IS. rs, middiing gulf -. so
s. IS 10000 bales. Cotton futures opened
eas- and closed steady.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-20
Dry Goods.

New York, August lit was a
short quiet day III the dry goods mar
ket. Tickings have been advanced
one-half cent a yard. Cotton goods
are steadier and generally firm. Lin
ers are very strong. Burlaps are con
siderabIy lower and buyers are holding
of
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-20
Connections.

AT Kinston and New Bern with At
iantic Coast Line.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at
G%oldsborn with A. G. L trains as fol-
lows: No. IL. Southbound; No. ~,
Northbound; and with Southern Rail-
way trains Nos. Ill, Westbound, and
No. H.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-20

Tickets to be sold August 18th, 18th,
14th and from New Bern only, 18th,
1907. Limited until seven days, in
Guiding day of sale.
H. G. HUDG1NS,
r. e. L. BUNCH, T. P. A.
Traffic Manager.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-20
Liverpool.

Liverpool.
Liverpool, Aug. 17.-Cotton spot quiet.
Prices4 points lower.
American mlddItng fair 8. 30, good midling,
779, middllng 7.2S, low middllng 6.85, good
ordinary 6.f1, ordinary 5.0I.
The sales Of today were 5000 bales of
which 800 were for speculation and export
and included 3, 800 Ans lean. Receipts 1000.
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
quiet.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-20

SUCCESS IN THE STOCK MARKET.
Our book gives details: FREE. Write for
it. JOHN A. BOARDMAN & CO., Stock
brokers. 50 Broadway. New York.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-20
The Union Central Life Insurance Company

HAS real SUCCEEDED.
IL most economically managed,
Selects only choice risks: hence had the
Lowest death-ratc for last 40 years
Gets largest profits from its Investments:
Pays the biggest annual cash dividends: thus IT
GIVES AT LEAST POSSIBLE COST.
EST POLICY FOR BUYER OR SELLER
Good agents can get choice territory.
CAREY j. HUNTER & BRO. State Agents.
Raleigh. n. G.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-20

ADD y 7 COTTON ..B 70 ..b.-bb6
Receipts at the ports today 1865
bales AGAINST 1893 last week and
5.904 last year. For the week $4,000
bales against $3.50 last week and a.
4l4 last year. AKA dSxlSx
O&Iler Cotton Markets.
Port. Tone. fMIddIfg Receipts
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-20
Grain and Provisions.

Grain and Provisions.
Chicago, August 17.-The liquida-
ton of September wheat and the I'M
loading by small longs aused an easy
close to the wheat market today. At
The close September wheat was 6-8
cent lower. Corn was down is cent.
Oats were unchanged. Provisions were
unchanged to Z IL lower.
Highest. west. Closrg
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-20
NORTH CAROLINA WEEK.
Jamestown Exposition. Norfolk. Va.
August 1911, 1907.

h Norfolk and Southern Railway
will sell round trip tickets from points
named to Norfolk, Va, and return,
account of the above occasion at the
following rates:
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NORFOLK AND SO Ut RN
RAILWAY.

ICsFI Iu1tF IAHFr-
Goldsl5oro ard Beaufort y c
Effective Sunday. August 9Th. 1897.
Easter Tine.
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GoIdsbOrO, Morehead City, Beaufort
nr,l NnrfnIL

r. E. L. BUNCH. II. C. HUDGINS.
Traffic Mgr. Gen. Pass Agt.
NJ. w. mcguire, R. p. FOSTER.
Gen'I. Supt. Asst. Genl Supt.
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Daily Ell
cert Sunday.
No !. ~ -
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Daily "a
csrt Sgr4s
Nc :. =. II
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
KILLED WHILE BRIDE WAITS.
Henriques Electrocutcd in Philadelphia.
Wife Impatient at Absence.

Philadelphia, July 25.-within a few
hours Of the time he expected TO rejoin
his bride, NJ. HenriQues. residing in New
York, was instantly killed to-day by com
ing in contact with a switchboard he was
using to charge a sterage battery of a
large electric truck his firm had Just sold
10 q grocery firm.
When the electricians body was lifted
from where he was found dead. a pack
age of love missives and telegrams from
his wife. whom he married but few
weeks ago. fell from one of his pockets.
There we're also messages found in his
pockets which congratulated him upon
his marriage.
Henriques had written his wife that he
would reach home this afternoon. In mis-
coat was found a reply from her. stat
ing that she could hardly wait so long
for his return.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
WASHINGTON man IS CHOSEN
Dr.. H. n. Smith Heads American
Fisheries Society.
Next Meeting of Organization to BE
Held in Nations Capital-Expect
Agreement with Canada.

Erie Pa July "a binding agreement
between the United States and The Do
minion of Canada regulating the catch Of
fish in the Great Lakes will probably re-
suit from the closing session of the
American Fisheries Society. held in this
city to-day.
A resolution was unanimously passed
directing the executive committee of the
society to communicate with the gov
ernors and heads OF the fish commissions
of the several States bordering on the
Great Lakes, with President Roosevelt.
the governor general of the Dominion of
Canada, and the lieutenant general Of the
Province of Ontario. with a view to in
ducing each of them to appoint delegates
TO attend an informal international con
ference at some convenient early date.
This action was taken following the read
ing Of a paper by A. X. Evans. of To-
ronto. who suggested it as the only sane
solution of the fishing problem along the
chain Of lakes.
BY a vote of all delegates present it
was decided to hold the next annual meet
ing of the society at Washington, D. c.,
in 1908. The last business of the conven-
ton was the election of officers for the
coming year, which resulted as follows:
President. DR.. II. NJ. Smith. Washington.
D. c.; vice president, Tarlton II. Bean.
Albany. n. Y; treasurer, c. W. Willard.
Westerly. r. T.; secretary. c. F. Peabody.
Appleton, Wis, and corresponding secre-
tary, Charles G. Atkins, East Orland, Me.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
RYAN TO PENSION VETERANS.
VIII Expend $4,000 a Year for Nell
son County COnfederateS.
special 70 The Washington Herald

Special % The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. July 25.-Thomas For
tune Ryan. the multi-millionaire Of New
York, who stin claims Oak Ridge. Nelson
County. Va, as his home, has just given
further proof of his affection for his
birthplace by Offering to pension the zoo
Confederate veterans who reside in Mel
son County
Mr.. Ryan purposes paying each Of these
old men $ a month or see year, as they
desire. This would meas a yearly ex-
penditure OF s12,OOo on tns part Of Mr..
Ryan.
The offer OF AIr. Ryan was laid before
the Nelson camp of veterans on Monday
last, at which time a committee was ap-
pointed 20 arrange the list of veterans for
Mr. Ryan
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
Bidder Favored by Plot.
MALICE STARTS RUN ON BANK.
Senator OVerman, Its President,
Helps Avert Threatened Crash.
Special 10 The Washington Herald

SchutOF ONeFhhn, lts president,
Helps Avert Threatened Crash.
Special TO Tie Washington Herald.
Salisbury, n. c., July 25.-The Wachovia
Loan and Trust Company, the strongest
financial institution of the State. had a
heavy run this morning on account of
a malicious report circulated last night.
to the effect that it was shaky.
This morning when the bank opened.
depositors stood in crowds. demanding
their money, while Senator Overman, the
company's president offered at a great
premium TO buy any stock obtainable.
The officers, fearing a very great run.
wired for $4,000 from their headquarters
at Winston, forty miles away, and an
automobile brought it here this after
noon. The bank remained open five hours
later on account of the men, and tonight
confidence was restored and most Of the
Withdrawals again deposited.
This evening the bank had more money
than in the morning, and no business
man withdrew. Every effort is made to
find the author Of the story.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26

II any such drastic action was decided
upon no announcement 10 that effect was
made after the meeting
4 representative of the group came
down from the meeting and made this
statement 10 the newspaper men:
The meeting tonight was called to
discuss the present situation arising frcm
the murder Of Mr.. Tavshanjian It was
unanimously resolved 10 hold a mass
meeting on Saturday llght at s o'clock
at the Murray Hill Lyceum. The object Of
this mass meeting viii he TO express in
dignation and sympathy Of the Arme-
nian colony for the murder OF Mr.. Tav-
shanjian. The meeting viii not be for
Armeuians alone. but all peace-loving
Americans are urged TO be present and
lend their aid in bringing about the end
ing OF existing conditions"
The funeral of Tavshaniian was held to-
day at the murdered minlonaires town
house. 15S West Seventy-second street. A
great crowd gatherei long before the
services were begun. but only intimate
frlerds OF the family were admitted to
the house.
Inquiry among the friends OF the family
brought out the information that a rela-
tive Of the dead man was one Of those
that has been threatened since the mur-
der The only members Of TavshanBan' 5
family are the widow and two little girls.
aged three and five years. It was said. on
the best authority. that these had not
been threatened.
Believe Gang saw Murder.
Assistant District Attorney Manley and
his chief. Mr.. Smyth. continued their in
vestigations into the murder to-day. The
men in the district attorneys office are
now convinced that the leaders of the
blackmaHers were close at hand and wit
messed the shooting. Mr.. Manley to-day
sent for and examined d number of Ar
menians who had at one time been mem
bers OF the Hunchakist, the Armenian
revolutionary society Both Mr.. Manley
and Mr.. Smyth asked many questions
concerning one man, well known In Ar
menian circles. and they learned a great
deal about him.
A large number OF Armenians are u9der
subpoena 10 appear at the district attor-
ney's Office tomorrow. Six more threat
ening letters sent by the blackmaners to
Armenian merchants were turned over 10
the district attorney to-day. one was
said to be very important and 10 seriously
oDmesh a certain Armenian who has been
long feared by the well-tO-dO merchants.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
WEEDS Her TEACHER
Miss Lillian Stephens ElOpeS
with Edward Berge.
NOTED BALTIMORE SCULPTOR
Romance, Begun fn Maryland Insti-
tute of Art and Design, eliminates
Friends Expected to Hear of We'd
ding, but Not So Soon.

A romance that began in the school
room Of the Maryland Institute OF Art
and Design. In Baltimore. five years ago,
between Miss Lillian Y. Stephens. daughter
Of Mr.. George ". Stephens. and Mr..
Edward Berge. the well-known sculptor.
eliminated yesterday when they eloped
to this city and were married.
The couple laid their plans very care
fully. and while the groom's mother was
aware that the marriage would take place
yesterday. the father OF the bride had
not been taken into the secret
Mr.. Berge left bis home about o'clock
yesterday morning, and, by prearrange-
ment. met mis- partner, Mr. J. Maxwell
--iller. They proceeded 70 the Stephens
home on Mount Royal avenue. There
the bride-to-be was all n a furry. She
had prepared her toilet and was at
tired in a gray silk shirt waist suit when
Mr.. Berge and his companion arrived.
IN the meantime Miss Stephens acQuaint-
ed her sister Miss Sarah c. Stephens.
with the fact thar she was going 10
Washington to get married The couple
left Baltimore over the Baltimore and
Ohio.
Married by Rev. Mr.. Wye.
They arrived here shortly before i
O'Clock. Mr. Miller secured the marriage
license. and the couple proceeded to the
home Of Rev. Lionel 4. Wye. rector OF
Trinity Chapel. After looking over Wash
ington. the couple returned TO Baltimore
and received the blessings Of their par
ents. After the bride changed her cos
tune far travelling suit Of gray serge
Mr. and Mrs. Berge again left Baltimore
on the s O'Clock boat for Boston, TO be
gone several weeks.
In the fall Of 1872 Miss Stephens was
a student at the Maryland Institute Of
Art and Design. ana Mr.. Berge %as the
instructor. In explaining to each other
the art Of mixing clay that would reveal
| like figures. an acQuaintanceship ripened
into close friendship. Day by day the
feeling grew to love and the announce
ment Of the engagement Of the couple
had been hourly expected by their
friends.
The groom is one Of Baltlmore's young.
est sculptors He is native of the Mon
umental City and received his early
training at the Maryland Institute OF
Art and Design. Then he went 70 Paris
where for several years he studied under
Julien Rodin and RaOul Varlet
Work Wins Recognition.
A study that won Mr.. Berge recogni-
ton in the Paris salon and which was
exhibited at the Pan-American and ST
Louis expositions, and in Philadelphia,
represents the figure of a muse fnding
the head Of Orpheus.
Another interesting example OF Mr.
Berges genius is the colossal figure OF an
Indian known as "On the Trail" This
figure represents an Indian with his
hands shading his eyes. and with the in
tent expression OF hunter on his face
One of the most beautiful avenues fn
Baltimore is adorned with a work Of art
by Mr.. Berge This IS the portrait statue
OF the late Lieut.. Col. William II. Wat
son. which has been placed at the inter-
section of Mount Royal avenue and Ian
vale street
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Partly cloudy to-
day, showers in the afternoon or
night; tomorrow, fair and some
what cooler light to fresh south
west to northwest winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
OTTAWA SUFFERS FIRE LOSS.
Damage Amounts TO Something More
Than 100000,

Ottawa, Ontario, July 25.-New
Edinburgh. the portion Of Ottawa City
that lies in the direction of RIdeau
Hall, was this morning visited by the
most destructive fire that has occurred
in Ottawa since the burning of the Gill
mour Hotel last autumn.
The ire was discovered at $40 a. m,
in the machinery hall of the ". C. Ed
wards lumber mills, ana before it was
under control, at 8 o'clock, damage was
done 10 the extent of $4,000 For a
time il was feared that all Of New
Edinburgh and the lower town would
be destroyed
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26

Cleveland, Ohio. July 25.-The defeat at
a referendum election to-day of Mayor
Tom L. Jobnson's pet bond issue is re-
garded by politicians as forecasting his
dethronement in a mayoraIty election
this fall.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26

Atlante, Ca, July 25.-After the riotous
scenes Of last night when police reserves
were called TO the capitol to eject W. c.
T. Z women. and when seaBorn Wright.
Prohibition leader, and Joe H. Hull. anti
Prohibitionist engaged in a fight In which
Hull's mouth was badly bruised, the
Georgia house, to the surprise Of all, met
In peaceful humor to-day.
The thirty flibusterers who kept the
house in session for fifteen hours yes
terday. and frustrated the efforts OF 80
members TO have an upstate prohibition
bin. evidently had enough. for they did
not renew the flibuster, and agreed to
a special rule fixing next Tuesday for
consideration Of the prohibition bill. and
providing for a vote AT o'clock.
Provides for Prohibition.
This means that next Tuesday the
house will pass the bill providing for
state prohibition. and send it to the gov
ernor. as it has already been acted on
favorably by the senate. Gov. Hoke Smith
viii sign the measure, and after January
l, 1908, Georgia will be legally dry. There
is no question but that the sentiment of
the State is Overwhelmingly for prohi-
bition.
kilograms denoupcing the hlibuster have
been pouring in on the legislature al
day, and large prohibition delegations
reached the city to-day for the purpose
Of awing the thirty stubborn legislators
who were fighting for whisky.
1t is said that the prohibitionists have
marked the thirty hlibusterers for siaugh-
ter at the polls. As there are I30 counties
already dry in Georgia, the bill will affect
only fifteen counties.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26

Mexico City, July 25-It is an
nouneed on semi-ofIicial authority that
the Mexican government has adopted
plans for a great enlargement of its
navy, so that il will be placed on a
good fighting basis. Congress viii be
called on to make a large appropria-
ton
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
SI.aO HarPers Ferry. Charlestomn. Sum-
init Point, Vaudeville. and Win
chester and Refurn
80 Raltimore 4. 0hin

Leave Baltimore & Ohio station. Wash
ington, 9:05 a. m., Sunday, July 3 Plenty
of room for every one, and a magnificent
opportunity 20 spend a delightful dav in
the country at small expense.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
CUBAN ELECTIONS POSTPONED.
May Not Take Place Until Next
February,

Havana, July 25.-It is safe to predict
that there will be no election in Cuba this
year.
Secretary Of War Taft hoped that II
would be possible 70 hold the municipal
elections in September or October, but the
census, which must be completed before
the elections. can hardly be finished he
fore late in the fall. Then a certain period
must elapse before the elections. because
Of the necessity for posting the census. as
. the basis for registration. Consequently.
II will not be surprising If there are no
elections before February.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
CHAPLAIN SHOOTS SOLDIER.
Captures Another While PROTECTING
Cannon Relic.

San Antonio. July 25.-Chaplain T.
D. Dickson. Of the Twenty-sixth In
fantry to-day shot one soldier in the
neck and captured another at the point
Of his pistol
The soldiers were caught by the
chaplain in the act of taking from his
front yard an ancient bronze cannon,
relic OF the Philippine Islands.
Clyde Blakely. the wounded soldier. is
at the post hospital, where surgeons
are probing for the bullet His part
ne- Charles Fry. is in the custody OF
Deputy Marshal Lancaster
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
Notice OF Change of Time Card on
snuahern RniIMnv. Elucn,nnt Rrnno.

Effective next Monday, July q. train
No. 126, which IS the Parlor Car train. AT
this time leaving Bluemont at $40 a. m
will on and after that date leave Blue
mont at 7:@ a. M, arriving Washington
9:15 a. m. This train is daily, except sun
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
GLENN DICTATES
TERMS TO RAILROAD
Rejects SanfOrd'S Plan and
Makes Proposition.
STATE MAY USE CLUB
Owns Road Southern Uses With
in C6mmOnWealth'S Domain.

Executive Makes 1t Clear that 1t Is
Beyond His Power TO suspend or
Agree TO Suspension OF the Rate
LRw-WiII Gail Legislature in Ex-
ira Session If Terms He Now Pro-
poses Are Not Accepted.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
WOMAN, 80, RUNS A RACE.

Beaten by Younger Competitor.
Aged Men Get Prizes.
London, July 25.-At q charitable fete
given for the aged poor in Buckingham
shire, prizes for fiat races were won by
two men aged eighty-three and eighty
years. respectively.
In a woman's race. a dame OF ninety
two sprinted finely. but was beaten by a
younger competitor.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
sG fo the Sennhnr. and I.tnr,, /,

Via Pennsylvania Railroad every Friday
and Saturday; Atlantic City. Cape Nav.
Wildwood. or Ocean City. Tickets good
on all trains, and 10 return until the fol-
lowing Tuesday, inclusive. Atlantic City
Special leaves at 1:o5 p. "a. week days.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
$1,000 Niagara Falls Excursion, Au-
gust 2, baltimore and Ohio

Special train. standard coaches and par
running via Philadelphia and picturesque
Lehigh Valley Liberal stopOvers re-
turning Tickets good ten days. AttEac-
tive side trips from Niagara Fails. Other
dates August Is, September and %. Oc-
tobeE /
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
&c 20 Atlantic civ or Can. ,1av

via Pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets good
to return until the following Tuesday. in
elusive. Same rate 10 Wildwood OF ocean
City. Through train 20 Atlantic CITY
leaves at l;05 2. n. week days.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
Your silver,rnre shonIa ne storna

Before your departure from town. The
special vaults Of Union T~ust Co., If4 +
St, afford absolute protection for silver
ware. Rates very reasonable. Free cartage
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
s1.25 to BaItimore and Re,ur,

Every Saturday and Sunday, via Penn
sylvania Railroad. Tickets good return
ing until Sunday night. Ali regular trains.
except Congressional Limited"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
she CHARGES FRAUD
MiSSGray Declares HerArreSt
Is Part of a Conspiracy.
INDIANS LOOTED, SHE ALLEGES

Promised 81 ,GOO,OO for Their Lands,
Crow Tribe Is Out both Land and
Government Agents, StocISmen, and
Railroads, Writer Declares.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
BORAH OPENS REPLY
TOLAWYER DARROW
Counsel for State Outlines
the Boise Case.
WANTS CRIME PUNISHED
HaywOOd'S Attorney Makes Flo
quent Appeal to Jury.

Speech Throughout Is Attack on
Bring Tears to Eyes of Members of
Prisoners Family-VeniFemen Sit
Impassfve-State Only Wants List OF
Crimes Avenged, Says Prosecutor.