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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-04
EoR SALE.

TUG HENRY L. KORTER-built in
Baltimore in 1890. 80 tons gross,
rebuilt 1907 So long, IA beam, sc"
draft. Engine IL by Y by E. J..
Good e Company. Boiler upright
Tubular g. by &c" diameter. Surface
condenser. Pilot house, cabin and
gally furnished. Address Planter
Fertilizer & Phosphate Co., Charles
ton, S. c.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-04

The very "neigborly" manner in
which the Nebraska republicans ale
treating Mr.. Bryan is giving Hitch.
cock and his committee some bad
headaches.
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade,
few weeks required, best paying
work within the reach of poor man,
can have shop with small capital,
wages from $12 to $40 weekly, won
derful demand for BARRIERS. Gaia
logue mailed free, Moler Barber Col
lege, Atlanta, Ga.
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+ The candidate for president on the
prohibition ticket is to make several
speeches in LINCOLN this week Do
hey need water wagon brigade in
The home Of Bryanq
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-04

Persistent rumor has il that the
muddie between the city and the Ma.
'ual is about to be adjusted. For
once, let US hope that persistent ru.
NOR is correct.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-04

The suggestion that Frederica be
made a state park is a good one and
ought to be taken up. The spot is too
historic to be allowed to go into de-
cay.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-04

Judge Speer says the railroads can
not increase their freight rates, the
interstate commerce commission says
they cannot now modify them, so
what are the transportation lines to
do?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-04

Toomer says he made a hundred
and seventy thousand dollars out of
the convict leases in two years. But
then Toomer is lawyer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-04

The Jacksonville Times Union very
correctly says that Tom Watson and
Tom Higsen are doing the tom-tom
stunts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-04

Heed the suggestion of Health Off
Ger Butts and clean up. Also cut the
weeds
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-04

That last opinion Of the attorney
general would make pretty good demo-
cratic campaign literature.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-04

The bankruptcy courts and the ice
men are having a good time these
days.
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One CENT A WORD
WANTED.

WANTED-To buy or rent nice res
idence for small family. Must | g
close in. Address Bahama" care
News.
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When Hearst sees the political
graveyard, to which he has consigned
our own John Temple. it is to be
hoped that he win raise his wages.
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WANTED-A second hand gas stove.
Apply Lambs bicycle shop, corner
Monk and Richmond streets.
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FOR RENT-Cottage, corner E and 2
streets. Possession given at once
Apply to w. b Cook, or Geo #
Cook.
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FOR RENT-Seven room house in
good neighborhood. Apply TO sos
Carpenter street.
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FOR RENT-Nice broom house. Rents
Tor $1,000. Apply 1907 = street.
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When John Temple hits the stump
won't rhetoric and soft syllables fly?
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Correspondence solicited, but to
receive attention, letters must be
accompanied by responsible name
not for publication. but as
guarantee of good faith.
Rejected communications will be
returned If accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by
postal note, check, money cider or
registered letter
Address.
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FOR RENT-Nicely equipped fvaroom
cottage on st. Simon island, three
doors from beach in Waycross col
ony. A. E. Leybourne & Co., Room
Z, Akin Bldg.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two rooms, furnished
or unfuInished. Apply to 708 Union
street.
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TABLE BOARD-At $3.50. No 119e
Richmond street.
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News Publishing Co.,
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E., 3. & A. Scr4EGIlLE
Trains / .enrn

f., 3. & A. scrEHuLs.
Trains Leave.
For Jacksonville and points South.
I a m. and 8 p m
FOR Fitzgerald, LAGRANGE an Lpolnts
North, a. m. and 8 p. m.
For Savannah and points East
1920 a. m.
Trains Arrive.
From Savannah and points East
5:+5 a m.
From Jacksonville and points South.
1855 a. nj. >
From 0glethorpe and points North
1855 ?, m. and p. m.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
JOCKEY CHANDLER
HAS HIS L[G BROKEN.
Captain Jarrct, inthe Stecplechase,
Bolts Through Wing at
Jump.
FIRST PREMIUM "A WINNER
This Favorite Gets First Money
,in the Seven-Furlong
Handicap.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. January 27.--
Jockey Chandler, who had the mount
on q. Captain Iarret IL the ateapleGhase
today &C City Dark, sustained 0
broken leg wien his mount bolted
through the wing ut the NTH jump.
The seven tirlongs handicap was won
q BY the favorltc. First Premium. Jockey
Notter rode three winners and one
tsecond. Weather clear; track fast.
First race--three MISUNDERSTANDING
tia q to q first. My Lady Frances
81 70 - second. Lillian Ray az To -
third Thine, :35 4-5.
Second ace--steeplechnso; short
course-Cncra 60 to ID first, Mix U.p
ID TO II second Jim Hutton (e0 to ID
third. Time. sos 3-5.
Third race--ve fur1ongs-Prince
AHMED q TO y first Toy Boy (even)
m,,,ncond, Robin Hood GEO to ID third.
Time, 1901.
Fourth race--seven fur1ongs: hnndi-
cnp-Flrst Premium q to u first.
Lucky Mose g tod secord. Hanbridge
e to u third. Time. l:2o 3-5.
Fifth race--six furlongs. selling
Heart OF HyacInth ne TO u first. Conie
On sam q to - second, Eonart Go to
- third. Time. 1:l5 AS.
Sixth race-rnie and sixteenth
Belling-Hans &c to 81 first. Jepnie.s
BEAU (1e to u second. st. Ilairo q ts
81 third. Tino, 40 35.
Seventh race--niile and an eighth
Doubt f1s to 81 first. Beau Brumme'
q to ~ second Tivollni (5 to u third
Time. I.55 AZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
BRYAN NOT WILLING
10 YIELD J ||:..L. THE PLACE
Says the People Must Decide
WHO They Want as Their
Candidate.
Tilnes-pispatch Bureau,
Mtinscy i3uittiIlg


4 Il y /.
AIR. Bryan has not illumi ed with d
.siinglc ray Of hope the pathways OF
tho.e Democrats WHO haze allowed
,tiisin.selvss 70 believe u WIS possible
70 induce him to ei.inlnnte himself
from the contest for the Demoerattc
non.nation to the preside.l,sg and allow
s. M other cand .datst to cary the col.
ors. Ths prop Jsition hus4t not been
placed bsfore him with TINT definite
ness ai1l authority wiiicn was expected
by tfiose VIII W ne famiiiar with tile
Plans and views OF the opponents to
tn. nonl,i!attGn of Mr. Bryas..
Tbs taik.did not all ed in smoke,
but 50 far from there beiiig n commit
les to formally wait on w. Bryan and
reason with linn 10 make him SEQ that
y was futile for linn to make the racd
ttsa il,pnis on 90 30 giltsul1 si - u.
ing Independently OF eve ybody else,
Lave said anything to him Oh Che sub
JtGt liz p.1.n4tt4 .iSt; La.-ItG., On SIi.-
Elnla, an old friend OF Mir. lirsau,
tod him In the course Of a couvefsa-
ton last night that it would be wise
foN HIM to ctface himself and permit
thel nomination OF Candidate who
could carry the states which viii be
democratic in any event, and vino. In
addition, can carry several States Mr..
Fry an cannot nope to carry si{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
SHEPPARD OUT
UNTIL MARCH |
Registration Committee Of the A,
a. U. Lets New York Runner
Off With Light Penalty.

PHILAD ELPHIA, PA, January az
Because OF the attack he made on Guy
liasklns In the 1.o0o-yard, special race
at the First Regiment Armory last
Friday night, Melvin Sheppard, OF the
lrish-Anerican Athletic Club, has been
suspended by the registration commits
zee OF tie Middle Atlantic Division Of
the Amateur Athletic Union until
march LIST. The registration commit
veg met after the games on Saturday
night and took this action.
The decision of the committee Is no
surprise foi. Sheppard's .rense was tn Q
rnost Migrant ever seen hera. The
wonder Is that the committee was 50
2ienent with the former Philadelphia
noy. onenses of this character are
usually punished by nothing less than
SIX months suspension.
Committee Was Very Lenicnt.
The Registration committee decided
to DO lenient only because of the fact
that til. Middle Atlantic Division OF til.
Amateur Athletic Union had previously
challenged the Metropolitan Division
to a dual meet for this city on March
18th. The committee felt that inasmuch
as aneppnrd was one of tho strongest
the challenge for this meet had ema-
mated from Philadelphia. any penalty
which would Keep Sheppard out of the
meet would have laid the local body
oPtii " tAAs~ Ltidt Tie tCOill-
mittee took advantage of this oppor-
tun.ty to weaken the New York team.
The committee showed Sheppard still
further lenie ncY by permitting him to
compete on Saturday night. But for
the fact that the meet was q two day
affair. and many persons had previ-
ously bought tickets for the intercity
relay on Saturday night. in which Shep-
pard was advertised to appear. he
would haze been suspended without
>cere nlony.
This race will undoubtedly be the
last In which Sheppard and Haskins
VIII ever run against each other. Has
from 1000 Yards to a mile. and he had
Friday nights race we'll inland when
the foul occurred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
.COLLECE: OARSMEN
10 HAVE A CHANCE
University Eight Can Go 70 the
Olympic Regatta by Beating
Crew Picked by Committee.

.Pif1LADELPII1A,t PA. January 21.--
~ there is any college crew III Amerl-
ca which thinks that II can beat the
eight to be selected by the American
olympic COMMITTEES to represent the
United states at tic olympic regatta
next summer. I am sure that the sub
committee on rowing will be absolute
~ delighted to give such an eight an
opportunity to defeat the committees
selection. And II the college men, or
MY other eight onr5inen whose en-
. NJ ure ac,ceptablc. Nan accomplish this
NO one WI be more willing than Dur
s ,.sI,,i1 70 make such an eight the
ir IS, ,,,,e of tho United states
his. In BRIEF. tslthe gist OF a state
! f ny made a few days ago by James
-. sullivan, the president OF the Ana
leur l-siliet.c Union, and the char
/! man OF the american Olympic commit
ling: .u - 80
great deal Of criticism has been
| maze ~ y: OF inc methods for the selection
TO get toge her the strongest eight
this country contains. because I feel
sure that such crew can win this re-
gatta. Tie requirement that all
American rowing entries must reach
England the first OF June need not
scare the American oarsmen. we have
taken up with the English authorities
the matter or having these dates ex-
tended, and think we Shall succeed.
see no reason why the entries should
even later
This authoritative statement from
| Mr. sullivan will be most welcome news
for the college onrsmen. who had good
reason for feeling that they had been
disseminated against in the plans for
the selection OF this crew. Eut IL the
unDd q fIrn ~
arrange for q meeting between the crew
of It's selection and any other eight
that wishes TO be a candidate for
Olympic honors, and likewisc extends
the date for receiving entries, the col
legiat,s VIII no longer have just CAUSE
for complaint.
In order that they may become can
didatss for the regatta. the colleges
VIII have to be prepared to send In
their entries at an early date, In case
the time limit Is not extended. In
any event the Americans Will be han
| dicapped. becal/e their standard race
is four miles, and the length Of the
Olympic course Is the Henley standard
Of mile and five-sixteenths. II i
easily seen. therefore. that 1t Is ask
ing aNgrea, deal of college crew to
train for two races in which the con-
trast as to distance Is so great. II Is
vey much like asking n track athlete
10 be good sprinter and distance run
ner at the same time.
There Is no doubt that good many
college crews will take advantage OF
the change in conditions and become
active candidates for the honor of rep
stewards refuse to allow an extension
OF time for entries, there is no doubt
that several universities will enter
their Fights anyhow, and then take
tile crew which is picked by Pilk!ng-
ton and Gurtiss,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
CANS TO FIGHT AGAIN.
Financial IsensoDs VIII Force Fighter
to Enter Rim. ,Incc Moro.


CHICAGO. ILL, January .7.-That
Joe Cans Will be forced to fight again,
for financial reasons, is the firm cor
viction OF Harry Lyons, who at one
time was considered a dangerous can
d.date for George Dixon's feather
weight championship honors. Lyons
is now a prosperous saloon keeper in
Baltimore and is here to get Hugo
Kelly to accompany him East to take
Part in q bout in Baltimore. Speak
lLg OF Cans, Lyons SAID:
Cans buried $4,000 in his new lio-
tai. say buried because the hotel
is built In the wrong part Of the
city altogether, and, while 1t is a first-
class place. I doubt II Toe will get his
money out because of the poor To-
cality.
Eyes. it looks to mo as il he would
box again when the opportunity comes
and the big money Is in sight. Cans
{ is out on the road right along, in
stead of remaining at home tending
to his business. That leads me to be-
lieve that Joe thinks more OF n regu :
lar income in that way than pushing
his hote] business.
Joe Is such fiend for gambling
games of all sorts that it is impos-
sible for him to hang on to his monev'
for any length OF time. So 1t doesn' t
seem TO matter how much he makes
1T all goes the sar,e way
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
HAVE FINE DAYS SPORT
Members of Loudoun nnd Middlesex
Clubs Out Together.
Especial IN The Times Dieuatch.1


LEEsBuRG. VA. January s7.-The
Middlesex Hunt Club was IN the Held
to-day at Sycoline Store, near Lees
burg, following their English hounds
in one OF the best runs OF tho sea
SON. Tho Loudoun and Atiddiesex Clubs
were both represented. Mr.. Higgin-
son, the master. lending the field. The
cast was made and the hounds found
at the start. Tho course led south
( over a. long stretch or uneven coun-
try. followed by the entire field, and
the pac't pressing their quarry close.
until by a sharp turn the hounds
SereSthrown off tho scent and the fox
denned.
"A second start was made In the di-
rection of the Kennels. the hounds
finally picking up fresh trail. which
they carried for several miles With .
out result.
Prior to the start the followers
were entertaiped b. Master and Mrs.
Higginson at an elaborate hunt break
fast at Grasmere and among the
guests We're: Messrs. Julian l. Cham
herinin h. r. White. Captain Reid. u.
s. NJ. Gasouet Di IereSa. c. C. SAT-
fer. A. 1r. Chichester, Sd; VIC. Hef!in
md Shelton Helm. Colonel S%art. T.
4. Lynn, John S. Castleman. W. e. II
Rogers, L. +. Mason. w. A. Metzgar.
Arthur SWart. X. A. Dodd. S. II. Ball.
Mrs Henderson, Miss Lakeland and
Miss Swarf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28

that tho University or Michigan bnsc.
sh !, team viii make IN lsasterh TRIP
uurlng the coming reason "a nlay
Cornell university Brown, syrnep, ias
possibly Pennsylynnia, md ii few MI, !.
pr colleges. During the sprlnv ynct, !.
Lon the club VIII make u Southern
wv, LIP J, y. which di VIII meet Wander.
smaller colleges. ~ :
Charley Starr, inflelder, hug beer
added TO the list Of the Pirates FOR
1908. Starr was captain Of the Yo,ings-
ttSWii Club. or the Ohio and pennsyi.
3yania League. last aeason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
Antique
Mahogany
IN THE ROUGE AND FINISHED.
ANTIQUE MIRRORS. PICTURES. \
BRASS 9AST1 COPPER

We Will sell at our warerooms. T1l
East Main Street, at 1880 y. NJ. 9t
TUESDAY. JANUARY. rs. 1925.
Tilt Top, Card. Breakfast and Dining
Tables. Carved and Fancy Chairs.
Claw foot and other Sideboarls. Cell
larets, Secretary. Bureaus, Wasllstan1ss
II gil Post Bed, Sewing Table. Hat I
Rack. Chester Draw ers Claw-foot and
other Sofas, Parlor Cabinet, Clocks and3
.Gentleman's Wardrobe In Inahogany:
Three section Gilt and MahoSany
Frame Mirrors. III few choice Old SiE,l-s3
cravings and Rrints. Glass Penriants
Chandeliers. Brass Audirons. Tenders,
yCantllesricles. Fire irons, Il Jardinferes,
Coffee Urns. Vases, Pitchers. Sabresf
Alt,,slsssls,a Decanters. etc..{etc.s 4
,S TERMS sS III Rss43 sf gss9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
Nntcs of tl,e pIa..nn,1.

Mobile las purchased Paul Sentene
shortstrp. from Jersey City. ~ J.. for
$500 The club. sold Rapp, catcher. and
i.ewee. second -basfman to Decatur
III. A deal Is pending for the sale of
McCay, second basc!nnn, to Augusta.
Ia. or McKeesport, Pa. where lie has
oilers 10 manage the teams.
Il announcement Was made yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
1,r.,nsl,ooters Filed..

Fourteen crapshooters ~ appeared ia
the Police Court sssterday nlarning.,
i've i've we're fined $3.50 ana nut 7unda !
800 security for ten lday ~, al Ii viii
gprobably accept the ,hrst chance st,,
they get to st in ,anotlaer3 game, II
The genuine e err y more
5lle minds n,u,!ching PIE. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
suIliynn-lSilra in.

Sporting Editor Times Dispatch:
Sr,-iIow many rounds did Sullivan
and Kllrain fight? Please answer In
Tinles-1olspatch tomorrow
INQUIRER,
John L. Sullivan defeated Jake Kill
rain ut Richburgs Miss July s. 1889.
In seventy & five rounds. The fight was
With bare knuckles.- Kilrain was de-
leated tn. following year BY jim
sGorbett a I New Orleans, February 18th,
In Six rOuuds..-Iditor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
49, ns. Il uillinr,l cl,nnln1nr.

NEW YORK, January a7..--c;eorGs
Sutton, OF chicago, defeated Ora MORN
ingstal, of Nav York. for the cham
4pionshlp OF the world IN So Dalls lllne
test nv a score Of 500 to 800 Tonight
at the LenoX Lyceuni. gs ia X H As
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28

Nat C. Goodwin comes to the Acad :
envy Friday Tor two nights and Satur-
day matinee. He VIII present .sThe
SEasterner,' u new comedy by Georga
3Rroadhurst, the author OF The Man Of
the Hour MI Goodwin will he sup
ported by a company OF capable play
ers. including Edna Gopdrich Rene
and Alice Butler, and Henry Bergman,
Harrison Armstrong, Neil q Brien, Bud
Woodthorpe. Wallace McCutcheon. ~.
u. Hitchcock and others. The Last
eriler'' is said TO pc the best comedy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28


VI PsIrsuant 10 n lt,crse$ OF The ssireuits
.G G, iof &, tho . I'm ited ates for tile
lAtn S ~ tstrict OF Flrsinia, 81 NJ ~
the premisess corn ,sienciiig 5
It f.SI.Ai Il REAR a 4 anS,
AT O'Clock III u Il Al. and continuing
from day ~ day i'm III .lie sale III cons
Y lets " thu uefso ma ~ praperty of the
y attIe WI liSi,oslti Ion Conipa ~ coIl-
~ 81 ~ part IA la rgs a uant It's 0f
slnll .>er and building material. tenta
floer nd camp III tures. ptss mat
tres SEES. OF flre furnituras tgpsWiitaraf3
,drI gsets, bookcases, flling ct cabinets,s
police mote lAslp road imp nss,s9
etc. s3 IA ~ VI Ss As
sSf We Will also have for sale. privately
lat9tts appraised Nstt Ion. ON an ar
ster lanaary 30, 1905 II iarss sssia tfty
OF irls uiated col per N9ire AZ ~ ga bl6.
electrical fixtures. ire eat I'm gutslscrssi
end plumbing iXturss. S ss
Il ElIs Ms. 3al sa
III aN I4yiAEi NJ. ai.AtsTI .sss,
LII AN NJ y u DIES. 81
sFtSg S& 5S sSys is6s u siYerl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS
Aeademy-chnunccy olcott, In "o,Neill
of Derry"
BiioT-.ienns Buiralo, King Of the
Wild West. -
IdlewooG--syild Animal show,
En- thusinstic Audience.

II ~ ! VI y IS Il
In splendid prodaction of the new
play, "O'Nsill of Derry" Chauncey OIL
colt was greeted at the Ac.,4eiiiy ash
night by the usual enthusiastic audi
enc that always gathers to welcome
MIN Whenever ne appears in Richmond.
In this play OF ireland OF TN aI.e.il
teenth century Mr.. Olcott has q roman.
tic roie tlii- Is admir- bly, d 1iapted to his
methods. Och o. u rry,,' the SOL
Die of fortune wuos- Ir.sh wit Is as
keen am II bright a his sword, and
quite as ready In case OF emergency,
ilts Mr.. o :cotr ike tn, proVerR
IN. w3rk OF this swect-yoiceG singing
c:nledl-n, and when the role Affords
him the opportunity giving to his
inperscnat.on just II littl u the swag.
g 4 of the $ Ial +. he IS seen to even
peter aav- mage.
II has be long time snct I.
Olcott has sung in any play three.
songs that appealed more to is audi
enc than One L. stle, Sweet Little
Girl. Every Star Falls In Love With
Its Mat, and "a kosc o. Old Derry
each of whteh rendered during the
action OF tile piece.
Miss So Cur actt
personal charm, gave u most convinc-
ing ..,s.eonlt.es. W 4A..e5s .s.......ss
and Anna Wilks. a little woman who
looks like slip Of a girl. made q very
boyish and rogulsh Waddy FitZslm-
mons
The production is handsomely mount
ed, the setting of the. last act being
one OF tue prtttiest seen on The .Acad-
envy stage Tor some time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
Jcrn,nc nud aElpcrts.

a Is 4. i VI j
srr. Jerome asked Dr.. Evans II he
did not testify al the last trial thai
Thaw was suffering from, a '.brai,-
storm" When he Finally said YES
II3alr Jerome dramatically droppeil 4
heavy book on tho tahle with a bang
and said: That. all.
Didn't sou testify last8car tllut you
| did not know What form OF insanity
| this defendant was suffering froni?a'
/ tho prosecutor asked Dr. Ja!Effc.
II did, was the reply.
On redirect examination the$witness
said at tlle tiue OF the last trial he
lid not know OF much of tbs evidence
that was introduced this YEAR
~ Tho Instruct .Attprney spent inorF
time with Or. Wagner soiag over
much o. the Witness's " testimony as
siven lnstyear. Mr.. 11ittleton ub1ccted
to the District Attorney AaGtien on the
around that lit yininted the cunstttu-
tional Nights OF the defendant and MAS
II. effect compelling him8to give testl-
monN against himself. #
Justice bowling oycriulcd tho OBJ
jsction, On ledirect examination Dr.
N,nEner said I lat In maniac depres-
siva', insanity tha memory Of 3 the pa
tient often was not inpdired
The defense then rested. Distriet
Attorney Jerome moved that all OF the
evidence ~ Evelyn Nasbit Tllaw DO
stricken 1f9m the record, on tho
ground thar She had not piotiuced III
evidence the fourteen letters from
stamford White size shaved 'rhaws lii.
Paris, He said titnt orlgfsa part OF her.
story had 55been told; that certain 6vi Il
sdefce had been selected for Pre- seslta-
ton and certain other Evidence LEFT
ont, Justice bowling ovorrtsfed the
motion, MI, .Ierone asked that the
of Abraham 4 Hnnnnel the.
lawyer ba talea at the penitentiary,
on BlackWell's Islund. The matter
was tinally8left over for determination
to morrow morning. @
The court adiourned at Gas p.sM
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