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Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
BAPTISTS RAISING BIG FUND
Hundred Thousand Dollars Secured In
Philadelphia TO CONNIE mOrate
Anniversary of Formation.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ia fund Of
$4,000 for church extension and missionary
work has been raised within the past year
by the Baptists of Philadelphia to com
memorate the 20Oth anniversary of the
formation Of the Philadelphia Baptist as
sociation. So liberal has been the response
that 1t is expected that the contributions
will greatly exceed 10000. The money will
be turned over to the various church enter
prises during the anniversary celebration
which will begin October and continue
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
NehrasIznn. nore for OH.

LANDER, Wyo.. Sept. l6.-<special.)-
A depth OF 800 feet has been reached In
the oil well being drilled on the Beebe
lease below town by f. ID. Pratt OF
Tekamah, Neb., and a number OF Casper
parties. II Is expected that the oil sand
will be reached In about ten days at the
present rate OF progress. The Perrin rig
east of Arapshoe. is also making good
headway and they expect to bring their
yell IN within a few dayG
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
They Have Bocn Taken to an Under
takers Morque in Concord.
TwENTY-sEvEN PERSONS INJURED
Twelve Are Still in the Hospital, but
All Will Recover.
BLUNDER IN HANDLING ORDERS
Identity of Employc Has Not Yet
Been Fully Establishcd--
Freight Train on Pus-
senger's Time.

CONCORD. N H.. Sept, l6-tt was o.
ficialy stated today at the Office OF the
superintendent OF the Concord division OF
the Boston & Maine railroad that the
number Of deaths resulting from the COLI
sion at Canaan, n. H., yesterday was
twenty-five. OF this number two were
taken to White River Junction and thence
to their homes twenty-five were brought
to an undertaking establishment in this
city and one is at the Mary Hitchcock
hospital at Hanover.
A revised list of identified dead follows:
TIMOTHY SHAUGHNEsSEY, Manches-
ter
Mrs. TIMOTHY sHAUGHNEssEY.
GEoRGE L. soUTHwICK, Linden
street, Worcester MasS.
FRED NJ. Phelps. Ochitree. Tex.
MRS. NJ. +. WARREN, Hayerhill, Mass.
MRS. ADOLPH BoIsvERT. Concord.
MISS ANNIE BARRETT. Manchester.
AUGUSTINE ROVER, Manchester.
RICHARD +. CLARKsUN, Lebanon.
F. II. LOWER, Barton Landing, VT.
MRS. WILLIAM VENTINNIER, Rob-
MISS LILLIAN vENTINNIER daush.
L. HOWARD WARREN. Haverhil.
MRS e. S. BRIGGS, West Lebanon,
N. II.
JOHN NJ. CONGDON, Bethel, VT.
LEON S. CADY, West Lebanon.
The only official list OF injured includes
the twenty-seven individuals taken to the
Mary Hitchcock hospitai at Hanover after
the accident though many others received
minor wounds OF the twentyseven pa
tents at the hospital in Hanover twelve
were able to leave for their homes today
| and no deaths are anticipated among those
remaining.
| Oficial inquiries into the accident were
put in progress today by the railroad COM
| pany and the county authorities.
investigation In Progress.
! CANAAN, N. H.. Sept. l6-An irvesti-
cation Of the terrible disaster of yesterday
by which more than score of people lost
their lives and greater number received
injuries by collision of a freight and an
express train on the Boston & Maine rail-
road near Canaan. was begun today. Ac-
cording to the railroad officials a blunder
in handling train orders was the cause,
| but the identity OF the employe responsible
! for the error remains to be determined.
! At the rooms of the undertaking firm in
! Concord where most OF the dead were
removed Immediately after the accident
twenty-five bodies were laid out in long
rows early today. OF these twelve were
considered positively Identified by rela-
tives, while the Identity OF several others
was believed to be sufficiently known.
Station Agent Greeley of Canaan station,
! through whose hands passed the fatal or
ders of the freight train to proceed on
! the passenger trains time, was tempo
rarily removed. Greeley was regarded
highly here as a capable agent and oper-
ator
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
ODD FELLOWS GIVEN WELCOME
Opening Ceremonies of Sovereign
Grand Lodge Are Held
at st. Paul.

ST PAUL MINI. Sept 16-The open
ing ceremonies of the sovereign grand
lodge of the Independent order of Odd
Fellows was held in Central Presbyterian
church today. F. A. Day, secretary to
Governor johnson, and Mayor Smith made
brief addresses of welcome. These were
responded to by George w. Scherer. grand
master of the Minnesota grand lodge; ID. s
Whitemore, grand patriarch, and Miss
Rose Whiting, president of the Rebekah
assembly of Minnesota.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
Ambassador WIN Remain.

BERLIN Sept. ls.-The German Foreign
office, taking cognizance OF the renewal OF
the reports that the German ambassador
at Washington. Baron speck Won Stern
berg. Is shortly to retire, today authorized
the statement that Emperor William and
Chancellor Won Buelow have the fullest
confidence IN the ambassador and desire
him to remain at Washington so long as he
desires to do so. and that no change In
the ambsssadorship has been considered.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
UNSoLD BONDS DISTRIBUTED
Union Pacific Syndicate DisaOIvee
After Handling seventy Five
Millions of Paper.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16-The Union Pa,
cific syndicate which underworld the S75,.
100000 convertible bonds dissolved today
and the unsold bonds, which amounted u
about S00O0,000, were distributed to the
syndicate parties. The syndicate under
wrote this large issue Of bonds at co. the
same price at which they were offered to
stockholders, less a commission OF 2 per
cent. The stockholders took up about 4
per cent Of the total issue and the syndi-
cate managers sold per cent OF the bonds
The bonds were quoted at IS today.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
CASSIE CHADWICK is BLIND
Prisoner COIlapses and it IL Believed
She VIII Not Live to Serve
Sentence.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept, 16,-Mrs, Cassie
M Chadwick, noted witch of finance, who,
posing as Andrew Carnegie's natural
daughter, swindled Ohio and eastern banks
and capitalists out of millions in loans in
bogus securities, was stricken with a ner-
vouse collapse at the penitentiary today,
which has left her blind. Her condition is
serious and it is the opinion of the prison
physicians that she will never live to serve
out her ten years sentence. two years OF
which she has now completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
rerri. GIve. Hlmself Up.

sTURGIs. S. D.. Sept. l6-(special
Telegram. Lion Ferris, who killed Jesse
wallace on September y near Brushie'
arrived here yesterday surrendering HIM
self after the killing. Ferris went to his
ranch, sent for his brother who accom-
panied him here Ferris expresses him
self as confident of acquital Waiiace's 5
body arrived here during the night. A
coroper's inquest, held at the scene Of
the killing. was adjourned to September
2s. Ferris is a married man
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
EARNINGS HIGHER
Annual Report shows
Increase of over Million
and "a Half.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16,-The annual report
OF the Chicago & Northwestern railway,
which was issued today, shows a total OF
gross earnings OF SSs.S7S,s00. The operating
expenses and charges We're $50 13s 800. lesv-
ing net income for the year OF Sl5,74O GO.
Dividends amounting to $3.50. 90 were paid,
leaving a surplus Of $3.50 400. AS compared
with last year passenger earnings were in
creased by $3.50, 400 and freight earnings
IS, 2SO, 400. The increase in operating sx-
penses and taxes was t6.087. 100
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
HINDUS HAVE SOME FUNDS
Mayor Bethune of Vancouver Says
situation IL Serious From
Sanitary Standpoint.

OTTAWA. Ont, Sept. 16-The following
telegram has been received by Sir Wilfrid
I.aurier from Mayor Bethune OF Vancouver;
Hindus not paupers, but health officer de-
clares situation serious from sanitary
standpoint. Drill hall only sanitary build
ing available.
Sir wilfrid Lauror has replied as follows:
OTTAWA Sept. 15.-I had understood
from your telegram asking that Hindus bo
housed at government expense In Drill hall
that they were paupers. am glad to
hear that such is not the case. AS al
ready have advised you special offfcer Is
going west 10 investigate.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
Good nemnnd for narIey.

SIOUX FALLS. 5. D., Sept. 6.-tspe-
ciaL) )-Declaring that the barley raised in
South Dakota is the best In the world,
some Of the big brewing companies OF
Milwaukee have sent representatives to
the state, who are making large purchases
OF baIley for their companies. Other buy
ers representing eastern concerns also
have arrived in South Dakota, and the
farmers have no difficulty in securing good
prices and a ready market for their
barley.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
RevoIutionIst Under Arrest.

WILLEMsrAD. Island Of Curacao. Sept
6.-Letters received here today from
5ogota announced that General Juan Pablo
PenaloEa, the leader OF Venezuela's last
revolution in March OF this year. who
sought refuge in Colombia. has been ar
'ested by the Colombian government at
socuta and taken to Bogota the capitol
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17

LONDON, Sept. ls.-rhe Methodist new
connection the United Methodist Free
churches and the Bible Christian Methodist
shuroh win be formally merged into one
organization this week under the name OF
he United Methodist church. Each OF
.hese bodies Is an offshoot of the Wesleyan
Methodist church. The new combination
VIII have a membershIp OF 10000.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
Gambler HeId Tor Murder.

LANDER, WyO, Sept. l6.-(speciaI.)-
John Mulkey, gambler from Thermopolis,
is in the county jail here to answer to the
charge OF murder. He shot and killed
Joe Pasha, another gambler at Thermopo-
lis Saturday night, his victim living but
a few moments after the shooting.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
wARRlNG TRIsES FOR PEACE
vMoors Agree TO Terms of General
Drude and Seek tO In
huence Others.

PARIS Sept 16.-Advices received today
from Casablanca say that the tribal dele
gates yesterday I,cepted all the peace con-
ditions fxed by General Druds and de-
parted to seek delegates from ali the other
warning tribes. It Is expected that the
Moors will return from their mission on
Thursday. and effect a general submission
OF the hostile tribesmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
MAURITANIA SOON TO FOLLOW
sister ship of Lusitanin VIII Leave
It's Builders for First
Speed Trial.

LONDON, Sept, 16-The Cunard Line
steamer Mauretania will leave Its builders
yards at walsend today for its first speed
trials on the Tyne. .Afterward It will re-
turn for It's fittings and furnishings. 1t
is 100 feet long, compared with the Lusi-
tanias 1877. Its gross tonnage is 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
DOMESTIC.

Death list in the Canaan wreck num-
bers twenty-five Railroad officials find
that the freight train was sent out on
the orders Of the passenger train.
Page l
Frank j. Constantine is Srraigned in
the criminal court in Chicago. Page
Coney Island commences the celebration
of it's largest festival. Page
Appraisers of the property Of the Pope
Manufacturing company list the total as
slightly over 81 900, 900 Page
Baptists of Philadelphia raise a fund Of
81 OO, 900 for the observance of the 20Oth
anniversary Of the formation of the or
ganization. Page /
Bishop H. w. Warren at Burlington, Ia,
announces the appointments of the Swed-
ish Methodist ministers for Nebraska.
Page 1
Italians at Pittsburg, Kan, shoot a mine
boss and he in turn shoots two of them.
Page 1
Cassie Chadwick has suffered nerv-
Gus collapse and is said to be blind in
prison. Page 1
Mauretania will soon follow the Lusi-
tanla on the seas. Page
Railroads of the northwest are import
ing men TO go into the boiler shops.
Page 1
NOrtnWeSteTn passenger edTulHBS d'c
! over S1,500.0 900 higher than year ago.
| Page
| Testimony produced in supreme court at
/ Boston that II. II. Rogers is nervous
wreck and the court orders continuance
/ of case, permitting him to remain in re-
tirement. Page
FOREIGN.
Encyclical Of Pope Plus X is issued
J intended to check growing liberal thought
= in the church. Page
Warning Moorish tribes continue to sue
/ for peace. Rege I
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska Railway commission an
nounces schedule of cream rates for the
state Page
7 Engineer Graves of Lincoln was killed
/ at Seward in freight wreck. Page 3
! Head Consul a. r. Talbot sends appeal
to all Modern Woodmen of the country to
] initiate new members. Page 3
Democrats of Nebraska put off the big
banquet until later in the fall. Page 3
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
BnII InstantIy Mm, PI.v.r

MONTREAL Quebec, Sept l6-Henri
'lon was struck over the heart by a
dtched ball An base bali game Sunday
nd died almost instantly. The ball
lassed through the hands OF another
layer ana struck Pilon. Pilon caught the
ALL threw Il to the shOrtstop and
FOpped desA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
FOREIGN.

Encyclical of Pope Plus is issue
intended to check growing liberal though
in the church Page
Warning Moorish tribes continue to su
for peace. Page
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
HINDUS ARE NOT PAUPERS
Recent Arrivals at Vancouver Are
Supplied With Funds.
TWENTY-FIVE TO BE DEPORTED
These Are Men who Are InHrm aud
sick---BnrOn KOmurn Com
fers with Earl
Gray.

OTTAWA, Ont. Sept. 16.-Hon. Frank
oliver, minister of the interior, has re-
ceived a telegram from A. s Munro. health
officer at Vancouver, stating that of the
500 Hndus who arrived by the Monteagle
there are twenty-five old and sick men
who will be deported. None of them are
destitute. They have about $4,000 in the
party. At present they are living in tents,
but express their intention of building
houses
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
Baron Komurn Sees Earl Grey.

LONDON, Sept. iG.-Baron Komura the
Japanese ambassador to Great Britain
who has just returned TO London after an
absence in the country. called on Sir Ed
ward Grey at the Foreign office this after
noon and discussed the anti-oriental dis
turbances at Vancouver. The ambassador
took with him long dispatches which he
received from the Japanese consuls at Van
couver and ottawa, and 1t Is understood
he assured the foreign secretary that ia
pan had the greatest confidence that the
Canadians would punish those who were
responsible for the attacks on the Japa-
nese and was satisfied with the steps in
that direction already taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
OMAHA BEATS KANSAS CITY
Ranks Fourth in Grain Markets Of
the World.
BANK CLEARINGS ARE ENORMOUS
city Continues on Its steady March
of Progress. showing Prosper
ity I'm Every Forward
Stem.

Bank clearings and grain business COM
bine to display 10 the world the continued
and unhroken prosperity of Omaha.
That Omaha ranks fourth among the
markets of the country in point Of total
grain shipments for the first seven months
of tho year Is announced to the world in
the latest government report on internal
commerce, Just received by the omaha
Grain exchange. Kansas City, Omaha 5
old rival. is distanced by $4,000 bushels.
Omaha ranks only sixth in receipts for
the year so far, for the markets heaviest
receipts are usually in November and
December
Omahas percentage of increase in Its
oats trade in the last three years is almost
as phenomenal as its increase in i'm
portance as a corn market. For the first
seven months of the year oats receipts
were $500. 600 bushels, as compared with
g. 600 bushels for the corresponding per-
iod of 1906 and SOS, 500 bushels for the
same period of 1905. Shipments for the
seven months were S,439,OOO bushels, as
compared with 5s1S,OO0 bushels for like
period of last year and 5Sl3,0oo for seven
months of 1905.
Wheat receipts for the seven months
were 100000 greater than for the same
period last year, while corn receipts were
a trihe lighter.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
Enormous Bank CIenriugu.

Omaha's prosperity is continuous and
general and is clearly shown by the splen-
did gains which are continually made in
the bank clearings, one of the best cri-
terions, for they directly reflect the busi-
ness which is done in Omaha each day.
The bank clearings for Monday were 81
o35, 754O4 and for the corresponding date
last year 81, 49, ,O54.s7. This is gain of
nearly 100000, or nearly as much as Omaha
has been in the habit of gaining In a
week. 1t is not due to the bankers being
in town either, for they have not had time
to spend any money.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
tuesday, september ~, 1907
THE WEATHER.

Forecast till p m. Tuesday:
For Omaha, Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Fair Tuesday.
For Nebraska-Pa Partly cloudy Tuesday.
For lOwa-Showers and thunderstorms
TucsTav.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-17

Death list in the Canaan wreck num-
bers twenty-five. Railroad officials find
that the freight train was sent out on
the orders Of the passenger train.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-13
NEGRO Stabbed TO Death.

Atlanta. Feb. l2-Robert jams
Moore. > negro. was almost instant
" stabbed 20 death Sunday nign' q
= O'Clock D, an unknown negro
thc corner of Crumley and Reid o's.
The two negroes became engaseu -
an alteration and suddenly one u'.'
a knife and struck sayagely Win i.
using il as one would a dagger las
blade OF the knife piercing the ~,
lung. doing fatal work. the 'h~'n-
homurrhagp being 80 copious tnAI -
wounded negro sank 20 the pS'e.
and expired in a few moments 80
wards without being ah' 20 -
Bysianders who saw the occu''. ~.
gave The alarm and then gave . 10.
10 the negro. who welded tne ~
but he escaped.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-13
LIGHTNING Rod Agent Killed

Monticello. Ca. Feb. New
has reached Monticello hat Mr. En-
met Newton. "A prominent young
planter. living Ave miles from here
on the Machen road. shot and killed
lightning rod agent by the name
OF &. u. DOI sey. Dorsey vas IRON
East Point. The tragedy occurred ID
the public road near Machen. and -
said Ia be- the result Of Dorsey hAV-
ing made improper proposals to New
ron'S wife while alone at her home
There were several witnesses !"
the killing. The report says thai
Dorsey entered Mr.. Newton's home 10
the absence Of the latter and ris''-
ened Mrs. Newton away from nome
Dorsey being in a drunken condit'ch'
Details are very meager.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-13
COL. FARRow eReArHss LAST.
Was a Prominent Figure In Political
History Of Georgia After War.

Atlanta. Feb. l2.-There passed
from life Sunday in this city a man
whose name was closely connected
With the most stirring events In the
political history OF South Carolina
and Georgia. lie was Colonel Henry
Patallo Farrow who died Sunday af-
ternoon al SIS O'Clock at the resi-
dence Of his son -in-law, John A..
Whitner. from Valyular disease OF me
heart. al the ripe old age Of 70.
The funeral services will be held
Tuesday morning at the residence OF
Mr.. wilmer. and the interment VIII
he IN Oakland cemetery, the four
grand >ons Of the deceased, acting
as pallorarcrs.
Jp 20 q few wears ago. when he re-
tired from thr active participation
in the business and political affairs
of life. Colonel Farrow led an event
ful lie. Ia the later years OF his
life he was a patriarchial figure, a
snow white. luxuriant beard lending
dignity and distinction To face whose
fca ur,s and expression were an earn
est picture OF character and spirit OF
the man
Mr.. Farrow Is survived by two
daughters.
Early in iife Colonel FarrOw took
an active part In politics and contin
uel to do so up to few years ago
when he retired To his country home
Queen of the Mountains. AT Por-
ter Springs. Tnmpkin county. thirty
miles from Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-13
ENGLISH ARSENAL
MAGAZINE ExPL0DES
Huge Hole In the Ground Is All
That Marks
SITE OF wooLwIcH ARSENAL
Conc ussion Was Felt In Towns Forty
Miles pi.tant-No Loss Of life. b..
Buildings COR Miles Around Were
Generally Wrecked.

Wood v ich, Eng. Feb. IA huge
hole in the ground j. AL That marNs
the site of the ,a,m!Cd! r,,carci &C.
partment of the WColNlcI arsCua. aH0
the cordi;e magazine. which exploded
carly Monday morning With such ter
ribie force thar the conclusion VAS
rrl. In towns fort, miles distant, and
The VhOlc cOuatr! -idc was thrown
into panic. owing - the belief tlat
= ,irlont earthquake occurred. There
MAS NO loss Of Re. On, buildings for
mile, aIuumd were wy'ttCl.
within few miuuS al,er the ex-
plosion. thousands oi error stricken
peop'e. many of item half-clad. be-
cau Ia throng towards the arsenal.
There were large holes In the walls
OF neighbOring houses and on all sides
shattered doors and windows ard
wrecked roofs testified to the appal-
ling force Of the explosion.
The arsenal and magazine we're
practically swept away, the big blocks
OF stone OF which they were construct
ed. being scattered for hundreds "
Yards on all sides.
Yesterday being Sunday. there was
no night shift working, hence the Alb
sence Of casualties.
The people OF Bainbridge. 10 miles
distant. were thrown into panic
bv the SHOCK Of the explosion. while
in nearer by towns windows were
shattered and chimneyS demolished
The cause Of the disaster has mol
vet been ascertained.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-13
TRAINS MUST RUN ON TIME.
Texas Railroad Commission Makes
New Rule Regarding u.

Austin. Tex. Feb. l2.-The rail-
road commission has issued the fol-
lowing order:
I'm pursuance Of notice and hear
ing, Il Is ordered by the railroad
commission OF Texas thai the follow
ing rules and regulations with refer
ence to the operation OF passenger
trains be adopted and observed by all
railroad companies and receivers oper-
ating lines OF railway. In the state OF
Texas:
"Rule l. Each and every railroad
company operating a railroad in this
state shall operate over all paris OF
its line or lines az least one train
each way each day. Sundays except
cd for the transportation OF passen-
gers.
Rule 9. Each and every railroad
company operating a railroad In TINS
state shall start its passenger trains
from points OF origin in accordance
with advertised schedule. and said
trains. except from unavoidable ac-
cident thereunto enroute, shall OBJ
serve and conform to the published
schedule as to arrival and departure
at the several stations on the line;
provided that trains may be held not
TO exceed thirty minutes az origin oI
at junction points with other lines "a
make connections with train on such
other lines. Where connections are
reliably reported To be more than e
minutes late. no wait will be made.
Certain exceptions are made to the
foregoing where IL Is known for sat
isfacuory reasons the trains in Ques'
ton cannot meet with the require
ments
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-13
Thomas Edison so Years Old.

New York, Feb. l2.-Thomas A.
Edison. the inventor. was 60 years of
age Monday In an interview on
SUNDAY he said II was now time for
him IN knock of work and play a
while. "For a. wears have been
making experiment, with electricity.
said MIR. Edison. but al hese years
| have been turning these experiments
- Commercial value so fast that !
fave ~ had a chance 20 play with
electricity for ihr Fun or the thing
ir-, % -" how much I can find ont
abou, Il. Ru' from Tuesday. | am
going 20 r.N. up ne commercial cul
work IN my laboratory purely a. a sci
cn,ists. THAI will be the pleasure
have long been promising myself. 81
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-13

ing with q new witness while the ex-
animation of Mrs. Evelyn Thsw re-
mains unconpleted Mr.. Jerome.
af,er a short whispered conference
with MIR. Delmas. withdrew his OBJ
lection. and Mr.. Lyon was permit
ted 70 give his testimony.
Mr.. Lyon testified that he held the
will till the latter part OF November
1906.
John b. Gleason. % Thaw's coun-
sci. was called TO the stand. Mr..
Gleason said the will had been In his
possession since December IL. 1906.
Mrs. Thaw was recalled. Mr..
Jerome. on Delmas' demand, produc-
ed the note Mrs. Thaw passed TO hei
husband in the Cafe Martin on the
night Of the shooting. The noe
passed BY Mrs. Thaw TO her husband
when she saw White at the Cafe Mar
tin on the night OF the shooting reads
The b. was here a minute ago
but he went out again"
II has been agreed that Mrs. ThaV
shall temporarily sep aside TO permit
OF the introduction OF testimony tend
ing To show the unsound condition o
the defendants mind.