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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02
C0REY'S SISTER WEEDS.

Philadelphia. Pa, Nov. Miss Ada
B. Corey, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs A.
A. Corey, and sister of William Ellis
Corey, the millionaire president of the
United States Steel corporation. was
married today to DR.. Charles Edward
Aufhammer, member of the staff of
the Episcopal hospital in this city The
wedding was quiet tffair, attended
only By the parents of the bride and a
few intimate friends of the couple
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

dent of the United staets. born in
North Carolina. Died in Nash
Nashville, Tenn, June Is, 1S49.
sS4-Lord Farar Herschell, English
statesman, born. Died March l..
1899
s52-Fire destroyed a large section of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02
IN POLITICS

VIII your vote be cast for the brew
ers and the barfiies?
Bring your friends to Fayette and
Holman streets tomorrow night where
THE TIMES will throw the election re-
turns on canvass.
In the meantime, what has become
of Mr.. Meekison and the $3.50 he didn't
get?
Watch our smoke tomorrow."-The
Three Creek Townships.
The republicans are watching St.
John township with renewed interest.
They look for an increased republican
vote there.
Figuring on deputies and new politi-
cal states has already begun, and
whichever way the election goes, there
are some big surprises in store.
News comes from Crown Point that
the Bridgeport Braves are preparing
to vote right" this year.
The voter who has not been suf-
timefciently instructed how to vote
must by this time be a rarity.
The democratic roorback that Rookie
Teller was going to support Taft has
already reacted. The people haven't
forgotten Mr.. Haskell.
Tomorrow is also the day when the
mill workers at Gary will show the
Chicago Journal what sort OF contempt
they have for its lying methods.
The old soldiers Of Lake county are
determined to show Mr.. Thomas Mar
shall that there are no Lincoln demo
Gratis in their ranks anyway.
! ]. NJ Bradford, one of the veteran
leampaigners in republican county poll.
tics, is sanguine of the results and be.
lieves the whole republican ticket
from soup to nuts will be elected
| County Chairman Schaaf is making
determined effort to have his work
ers get the republican vote out as early
as possible to pave the way for the rusl
of voting in the afternoon. He wishes
to impress the urgency of getting thu
vote out early and hopes to stimulat,
| the stay home voter who two year.
ago lost the republican party two coun
ty offices.
There is bitter Indignation among
Tom Grants Odd Fellow friends owe
the calumny in the democratic organ
over the cigar question" at the las
| Odd Fellow meeting. Mr.. Grant bough
a box of cigars of Mr.. Fred Lash to b.
I distributed at the meeting and the.
were passed around among the breth
rem the same evening.
Mayor Beckers indisposition, whicl
has kept him in the house, came at
very inopportune time for the demo
cratic county organization. During tn
| campaign he was booked as one of TIL
principal speakers, but his services
greatly as they were missed, had to b
dispensed with.
For the first time in many year
there seems to be a close fight on in 81
John township for the trusteeshiI
Henry Batterman and Frank Scheidt o
Dyer are the republican and democrati
candidates, respectively. Mr.. Batter
man is running to succeed himself, hav
ing been appointed to fill the unexpire
term of the late John Weis Of Scherer
willie. Mr.. Scheidt is a former town
ship assessor Both men have made
clean campaign and have good record:
As an indication of what the voters i
the township think Of their RESPECTIVE
candidates, it may be mentioned that
bet was made last week between
Dyer and st. John man, the bet bein
even, for one hundred dollars side.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02
.sTHIs DATE IN HrsToRY.-

NOV. =.
l502-Columbus entered the harbor
which he called Porto Bello.
1767-Duke of Kent, father of Queen
Victoria born. Died 1920.
1795-James K. Polk, eleventh presi-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02
r A n DO M
THINGS AND FILINGS

They stopped a honeymoon in the
east the other day because the groom
got his ear full of rice BY the by the
proper way for a groom to start on his
honeymoon will be wearing a pair of
earmuffs.
1t doesn't pay to tell your
everything. silence is often
better than separation.
You can bet all you please on cleo
tion now. General Grosvenor has been
heard from.
People
Make lots
OF fun at parndes,
But we have yet to see "a time
Where anyone will
stick to his work
When one goes
By.
The campaign is a little bit compli-
Gated from the fact that we don't know
whether we are going to have a cata-
clysm, landslide or a tidal wave.
Nothing jOlts a narrow-minded
man more than being forced
to admit that he is in the
wrong.
Some of these election forecasters are
mighty bum arithmeticians or else there
are a great many more electors thar
we had any idea of.
a GIRL SELDOM MAPS OUT A CA.
REER UNTIL AFTER SHE HAS BEEN
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE.
OF course, Merry Widow parties go
ing home from supper parties and thea
| ter parties in an auto can't come undei
the head of night riders.
Heaven hath but few sorrows
that a good dose of tears con-
not wash nway.
The man who failed to nail down hi
porch in Lake county last saturda,
night was sorry for it on Sunday morn
ing.
OF course, lots of honest
men go into politics
we just lose sight of
them in the shuttle.
The only thing that will make a liv
ing for some of US after tomorrow i
that Christmas shopping is on the wa,
and you can get all the consolation
out of that you can.
The right kind of charity is
charlotte made from the whip
ped cream of human Kindness
Colonel Bryan has Mr.. Taft beaten s
badly. he says, that he begins to fee
sorry for him. Save your pity, Colone
for the loved ones at home.
-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02
SEVEN JAIL BIRDS ESCAPE.

In broad daylight and the full view
of a score Of workmen. seven prisoners
made a daring escape from the new
! Vigo county Jail at Terre Haute today
and up to a late hour last night only
one fugitive had been apprehended.
Two more, it has been learned, are hid
ing in the cornfields north of Paris.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02
TRarsMEN SUPPORT WATSON.

j. f. Curd. member of Hoosier lodge
261, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,
and a former member Of the old A. r.
u, has come out in a strong appeal to
laboring men to support James E. Wat
son for governor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02
BREAKS DRINKING RECORD.

Elmer Given is in the jail at Frank
fort in a critical condition as a result
of an attempt to display his ability as
whisky drinker. After drinking
thirteen glasses in twenty-three min
utes he collapsed and was at the point
of death when physicians arrived.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

Nothing jOlts narrow-minded
man more than being forced
to admit that he is in the
wrong.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

TELEPHONE TOUR NEWS TO THp
TIMEA.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02
UP AND DOWN
I'M INDIANA
COMPANY INCORPORATED.

COMPANY INCORPORATED.
The Clark Land company of Ham
mond; capital stock, $4,000; B. M. Win
ton. r. M. Shaw and G. B. Winston of
Chicago, directors.
ENDS HIS CAMPAIGN.
James E. watson closed his tour of
Indiana tonight with a monster meet
ing in Evans hall in Evansville. In his
two days swing over southern Indiana
in a special train he made twenty
three speeches, talked to $4,000 per-
sons and travelled 571 miles.
BREAKS DRINKING RECORD.
Elmer Given is in the jail at Frank
fort in critical condition as result
of an attempt to display his ability as
| q whisky drinker. After drinking
thirteen glasses in twenty-three min
utes he collapsed and was at the point
of death when physicians arrived.
ARRESTED AT OPEN GRAVE.
| stephen Cole and his son Charles, 22
years old, of Washington. as they stood
at the open grace of George W. Cole,
| the fathers cousin, who was shot to
| death last Wednesday, were arrested
1 by Sheriff Colbert today, and are held
in Jail, charged with murder. The ar
rest was made following affdavits filed
by the dead mans father-in-law.
WON'T SUBMIT TROUBLES.
Overtures of the district mine work
ers officials, of Terre Haute, to sub
nit the Hudson mine trouble to Ma
tional Secretary Treasurer W. d. Ryan
were rejected today by the Indiana BIZ
luminous Coal Operators association.
LAST RALLY HELD.
The final big meeting of the campaign
was held last night when Senator AL
bert j. Beverage address ed an audience
at Tomlinson hall in Indianapolis. Con-
gresham Overstreet presided and made
an address. though the senator made
the chief address Of the evening.
INVESTIGATION ENDED.
The grand jury, summoned at Mobiles
| ville to investigate charges that liquor
and money figured improperly in the
republican primary election Jan. IS. this
year, completed its work Thursday. but
it was not known until today that 8
report had been filed.
DE PAW HAS NEW HEAD.
DR.. Francis Mcconnell, pastor of the
New York Avenue M. E. church, Brook
lyn, N Y, was elected to the presi-
! dency oil DG PauW university Oh GTee1-
castle this afternoon by the trustees OF
that institution. At the same meet
ing the resignation of Bishop Edwin
Holt Hughes as president Of the uni
versity was accepted.
GIVES OUT LIST.
A. F. Heinelan of Valparaiso, secre'
tary of the state board of pharmacy
tonight announced those successful
candidates at the examination held a
the state house in Indianapolis.
SUES PREACHER FOR DAMAGES.
Miss Ella Fisher of Waterloo flee
suit against the Rev. Samuel p Klot;
for breach of promise and $4,000 dam
ages Miss Fisher is the daughter o
| Mrs. Solomon Fisher. She is 40 year.
of age and the Rev. Mr.. Klotz is nearl.
10.
TRATNMEN SUPPORT WATSON.
]. f. Curd. member of Hoosier lodg
261, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
and a former member Of the old A. r
u, has come out in a strong appeal t
laboring men to support James E. Wat
son for governor.
SEVEN JAIL BIRDS ESCAPE.
In broad daylight and the full view
If a score Of yyorlxraen seven prisoner
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

James E. watson closed his tour of
Indiana tonight with a monster meet
ing in Evans hail in Evansville. In his
two days swing over southern Indiana
in a special train he made twenty
three speeches. talked to $4,000 per-
sons and travelled 571 miles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

The campaign is a little bit compli-
Gated from the fact that we don't know
whether we are going to have cata-
clysm, landslide or a tidal wave
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

The Clark Land company of Ham
mond; capital stock. $4,000; B. NJ. Win
ton. R. M. Shaw and G. B. Winston of
Chicago directors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

Colonel Bryan has Mr.. Taft beaten so
badly. he says, that he begins to feel
sorry for him. Save your pity, Colonel.
for the loved ones at home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

The right kind OF charity is a
charlotte mnde from the whip
ped cream of human Kindness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

Some of these election forecasters are
mighty bum arithmeticians or else there
are great many more electors than
we had any idea Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

The only thing that will make a liv-
ing for some of US after tomorrow is
that Christmas shopping is on the way
and you can get all the consolation
out of that you can.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

The grand jury, summoned at Mobiles
Vile, to investigate charges that liquor
and money figured improperly in the
republican primary election Jan. IS, this
year, completed its work Thursday. but
it was not known until today that a
report had been filed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02
ARREsTED AT oPEN GRAVE.

Stephen Cole and his son Charles, %
years old, of Washington, as they stood
at the open grace of George w. Cole
the fathers cousin who was shot to
death last Wednesday, were arrested
by Sheriff Colbert today. and are held
in Jail, charged with murder. The ar
rest was made following affdavits filed
by the dead mans father-in-law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

4 GIRL SELDOM MAPS OUT A CA
REER UNTIL AFTER SHE HAS BEEN
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

OF course, lots of honest
men go into politics
I'VE just lose sight of
them in the shuttle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

OF course, Merry Widow parties 60
ing home from supper parties and thea
ter parties in an auto can't come under
the head of night riders.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

They stopped a honeymoon in the
east the other day because the groom
got his ear full of rice. BY the by the
proper way for a groom to start on his
earmuffs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02
WON'T SUBMIT TROUBLES

The final big meeting of the campaiG
was held last night when Senator A
bert ]. Beverage addressed an audien
at Tomlinson hall in Indianapolis. Co
gresham Overstreet presided and ma
an address, though the senator ma
the chief address OF the evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02
DE PAW HAS NEW HEAD.

Miss Ella Fisher of Waterloo filed
suit against the Rev. Samuel P. Klotz
for breach of promise and $4,000 dam
ages. Miss Fisher is the daughter OF
Mrs. Solomon Fisher. She is 40 years
of age and the Rev. Mr.. Klotz is nearly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

The man who failed to nail down his
porch in Lake county last Saturday
night was sorry for it on Sunday morn
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

Heaven hath but few sOrrONs
that a good dose of tears con-
not wash nVyay.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

Mayor Becker's indisposition, which
has kept him in the house, came at a
very inopportune time for the demo-
cratic county organization. During the
campaign he was booked as one of the
principal speakers, but his services,
greatly as they were missed, had to be
dispensed with.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-02

County Chairman Schaaf is making
a determined effort to have his work
ers get the republican vote out as early
as possible to pave the way for the rush
of voting in the afternoon. He wishes
to impress the urgency of getting the
vote out early and hopes to stimulate
the stay at-home voter who two years
ago lost the republican party two coun-
ty offices.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-07
10 KEEP THAN AMONTH
Whites Slayer VIII Have 10 Ra-
main al HlatlssWaa Tor Time.
NOW REGARDED AS R0oEL PATIENT
Evelyn and Other Membsro Of the
Family ReeoncIled to Though, of
Having Him Remain in the Asylum
NO Friction Among Lawyers.
(Dy Associated rrasp,

MATTEAWAN. n. Y, Feb. c. DR..
Lainlt, superintendent of the state
hospital for the criminal insane. said
today that II after thirty days OR 40
II is his belief that Harry X. Thaw is
sane. II Will be within the province of
the hospital authorities to so certify
to the court and recommend his re-
lease. commission In llnacy or
other proceedings would not be nee
eFsary, he declared.
The physicians at the institution
are not making observations of Thaw
as yet as they feel that he has not re-
covered from the excitement caused
by his recent trial for the murder
OF Stanford White. He Is considered
n model prisoner by the physicians
and on account OF his good behavior
Is allowed certain special privileges.
DIR. Britton ID. Evans. the allenist
and a. Russel Peabody, of counsel for
Thaw. today visited the patient. Be-
fore seeing Thaw the visitorg had a
half hours conference with DIR. Lamb.
DR.. Evans said he did not come to
Mattcawan to make an examination OF
Thaw but merely because the patient
appeared to be cheered up by his Wis
its.
That there Is friction among Thaw's
counsel over the question whether an
attempt to have him released from the
Asylum shall or shall not be made. is
denied. and it Is stated that Evelyn
Neslit Thaw, has become reconciled
to Thaw remaining in the hospital for
the present. 1t Is said also that IL
Is unlikely that the members of the
Thaw family will visit him frequently
lat Matteawan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-07
ANTtsAl0OH LEAGUE
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Rev: VI, Astury chripsian OF Newpors
News Member of tic State
Executive Committee.
Especial TO The poily press,

tSpeoiai To The Daily Press.)
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. 6--The third
day s morning session of he seventh
annual convention of the Virginia
AntiilSloon League was opcned with
devotional exercises and hymns of
thanksgiving i'll the main auditorium
OF The Ffrst Baptist church today.
Rev. Dr. w c. Taylor OF Pc ershurg,
president OF the league, presiding
The first business OF the day was
The report Of the committee on Mons
nations. The committee reported as
follows:
Rev. DR.. W. c. TAYLOR of Peters
burg. presIder; vice presidents,
Chancellor DR.. W. W. Smith on
Lynchburg; p. d. V. Conway OF Fred :
ericksburg; Judge W. II. Mann OF
Notlo~iy Courthouse: Captain J. y
bellows OF Ocran; Rev. j. II. Ellis OF
Sikton; Rev. DIR. w. c. Campbell OF
Roanoke; Rev, G.. s. Bowers of Win
rhester: Professor j. r. Henderson of
Bristol; Rev. II. p. Atkins OF Rich
lnond; secretary. Hon. A II. Lincoln
OF Marion; treasurer. S. p. Jones of
Richmond; attorneys, Walter. Sydnor
OF Richmond, Thomas of Amhers
State executive committee = Rev.
DIR. --Iames Cannon. Jr.. of Black :
stone; Professor s. C. Mitchell OF
Richmond; Rev. S. C. Hatcher of
farmyille; Rev. Dr. 7. Men. simp-
son OF Norfolk: Rev DIR. w. w. Lear
OF Farniville; Rev. II. p. Atkins of
Richmond; Rev Il. IT. Daamun OF
Richmond; Rev. w Asbury Christian
OF Newport News: Rev. II. A. Laps
ley OF Ashland; Rev. DR.. J. NJ. Pilch-
err of Petersburg; Rev. c. F.. Stuart
OF Richmond: j. H. Gray of Lynch
burg; Professor +. =. Huntington OF
the University of Virginia; Rev. Il. IT
rawlings of Richmond: r. s. Bar.
bonr Of South Boston: Captain w. F.
Taylor of Norfolk: j. w. Houeh OF
Norfolk: Rev Thomas Semmes of
richmond: Rev. DR.. II. II. Bennett OF
Lynchburg; Rev C. ID. Bulla OF AL
exandria; and Rev. DR.. Ryland Kniehi
of Richmond
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-07
FIRE SWEEPS THROUGH
NEW YORK APARr RENT
Blaze in Columbus Avenue lmporiIs
klany LiveD--Fea' cd That Some
Are Lost
INV Aaaociated rrepsl

NEW YORK. Feb. Fire that
started In basement of u i've story
apartment house on She conner OF
West SEVENTEEN street and Columbus
avenue ut . o'clock this morning,
swept rapidly upward 30 the roof.
inperlling many lives. Before the
iirenen secured an entrance TO the
place many persons had been render
Il unconscious by smoke A half
dozen ambulanccs We're hurried to
the scene.
Margaret Lander, 81 years old. died
from sulfocation few moments af-
ter she was carried to the rect by
iiremen. Four of the eight families
occupying the buililing were account
ed for. Some of the members OF the
family OF Adolph Schwartz. living on
Tho fourth floor, were missing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-07

concentrations OF The message and
he challenged The President TO SAY
whether or not In the approaching
election he would use tho Influence
of his great Office TO re-cleca men,
who in this hall stand between tho
people and their needs"
lie also wam;cd the President 10
come out square,y aud say whether
or no. he had oirered powerful pat
Ionage to the Republican cougres,;-
men of Kentucky. "that they may use
Il 10 b. returned 10 these halls to
again vote against the restoration 10
the people OF these rights OF which
the successfully dishonest. under Re-
publican laws. deprived them"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-07
c. w. MORSE ASKED TO
RETURN TO THIS COUNTRY
Former Ice and Steamship Xtna is
Wanted by the United States
District Attorney.
(Dy Assoc.ated Press


NEW YORK. Feb. C-At the re-
quest OF United States District Auor-
ney StImson. Albert II. Boardman,
counsel for Charles W. Morse. late
today cabled his client VI Liverpool.
asking tina, Morse return to ahis city.
Mr.. Boardman believes that the bank
er will take himself on the frs,
steamer sailing west after the ar
rival At Queenstown or Liverpool of
the Cunard line s.elmship Campania.
Attorney Boardman's action In call
ing his client followed an hours con
ference with Mr.. S;imson, who was
in charge OF the investigation before
the Federal grand Jury OF the recent
conduct OF cerain national banks.
Mr. Boardman has been subpclened
To appear before the grand jury to-
morrow. Supposedly. he said, 20 tell
the news of Molses connection With
certain banking Institutions. Asked
why MIR. Stinison had requested him
TO ask Mr.. Mprse 10 return. AIR.
Boarlmtln said: II do not know, but
| suppose IL IS because l4good many
people here want him"
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marked" man and that he had bezn
doomed to death by the IIargis clan.
One morning In May. five years ago,
Marcum was shot down while stand
Ing at the door OF the court hous. at
Jackson talking 10 Captain Even.
The assassin was curt" lett. the
wild dog" who has since confessed
his part in this tragedy. and who was
accused of other crimes. He and
Tom White are now serving life
sentences In the penitentiary.
Judge lIarsis will be buried In n
caJliet costing $1,000 which he him
self purchased month ago.
About 1880 o'clock this afternoon
the following telegram was received
ny the casket company: Express to-
day. casket selected by James lIargls.
as he is dead"
tslsned) MRS. JUDGE JAMES
HARGlS."
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NEWPORT NEWS. va, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1908.

argument III support OF the subs;i-
tute requiring any prospective COM
ptittor Of he Richmond. Frodericks-
burg X po,omaa TO pay the state So
100000 10 its stock and dividend oh
legations, or build and equip two sep
aratc limos. one from Richmond or
Ashland 20 Tappahannock or some
point either In Aliddlesex or on the
Chesapeake bay and another line
from Richmond to Manassas.
SenatW Tialsey's argument dealt
mainly wish the fear that Ii the re-
peal We're unconditional the Goulds
would use the privilege as a club TO
compel ,rackage privilege for tile
Wabash over the present roadbcd OF
the Richmond. fredericksburg g.
Potomac !Ic reiterated the publish
I'd arguments put v,t9 by the state
proxies and sinking fund commission
crs as their opinion os prospective loss
of revenue 10 the state.
before he concluded his argument,
the Senate. on motion of Senator Sale
adjourned.
was agreed that, the bill should
pc Tue spcChi ani continuing order
In the Senate at 1870 hereafter. un-
III disposed OF.
unwritten Law Bill Reported.
Tho Senate committee for courts
of justice this morning unanimously
reported Delegate Bell's "unwritien
law" bill. This measure already has
passed the House
L. is the result OF certain famous
homicide cases recently tried In vir-
GINA. and provides:
That whenever, in prosecution
for felonous homicide or for assault
with se!onioas intent. the accused has
been permitted to Introduce evidence
lending to show that he believed a
wrong to have been committed upon
SOME member OF his family. or one
occupying such relation. whether tho
same be offered in support OF the
defense Of insanity ar as evidence OF
eN'enna,ing circumstances, 1t shall
be lawful for The commonwealth TO
introduce evidence as TO the truth or
fa'slty OF the existence of such
wrong