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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
PRESIDENT REPLIES
TO BRYAN TELEGRAM
Declares That He IS Utterly Unfit to
Appeal to American People For
Decent Man.

Washington, Sept. "a President
Roosevelt last night, following upon q
pxolonged conference with members oi
TIC cabinet at the White House pre-
pared and gave out his reply to Will
Nsm j. Bryan. the Democratic canHi-
0ate, relative to William r. Hearst's
aeIarges that Governor Haskell. trea-
Sstirer OF the Democratic campaign
committee, had represented STANDARD
Oil interests both in Ohio and Okla
bona. MIR. Bryan had demanded proof
#Df the charges, promising that III tile
event of the substantiation Governor
Haskell would be eliminated from the
campaign.
Dismissing the Ohio state case, which
Hinyolved an allegation of attempted
Sbribery, with the explanation that he
had made no direct charge against Gov
seInor Haskell as regards that particular
instance, President Roosevelt takes up
the matter of the Prairie State Oil 4
Gas company and argues that Governor
Haskell's action IN stopping legal pro-
ceedings begun BY the attorney general
Of Oklahoma demonstrates conclusiyely
that he was controlled by the great
corporation To which the Oklahoma com
pany was subsidiary
The president declares that Governor
Haskelfs utter unfitness for associa
tlon with any man anxious to appeal
To the American people on a moral is
SIZE, has been abundantlv shown by
other acts Of his as governor of Okla
honia.
Concluding Mr.. Roosevelt declares
that no Law defying corporation has
anything to fear from Mr.. Bryan save
what It would suffer from the general
paralysis of business which would fol.
low Democratic success.
Deeming the reply too long to be
sfnt by wire. the method Of communi-
cation Mr.. Bryan had employed in his
challenge to the president, it was for
warded by mail to the Democratic can
didate at Lincoln, Neb.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
STATE FAIR DRAWING
IMMENSE CROWDS
Three Races Were Run OF at white
River Junction Yesterday After
noon-The ResuIts.

White River junction, Sept 24.~The
management estimates that 10000 peo.
pie passed through the gates yesterday
az the Vermont state fair. Special trains
from Concord brought 600 people, and
the Central Vermont trains from all sec.
tions were ianmcd 70 the DOORS The
Concord train was the heaviest special
ever run over the division.
Among the distinguished guests in the
grandstand was ex.Gnvernor =. G. Nc.
Culough, who brought an automobile
party from Bennington consisting OF
General T. l. Gates aud w. II. bradford.
The exhibit Of Morgan horses Is ex-
ccptionally line, aud Chief Bell OF the
bureau oi animal industry IA here by
order Of President Roosevelt to inspect
the famous breed.
The features at yesterdays session
Of the fair was the pony polo game be-
tween the Myopia club of Kosion and
squadron A, national guard Of New York.
This Is the first time this game has been
played in this section, and although on
a slow, candy field Of less than standard
size, the playing was fast.
The fast playing Of Webb and Tweed
was mainly due 70 The openings that
squadron A gave them, allowing both
to make long runs. Although watering
carts were kept busy at work all night,
the field At times was 80 dusty that the
bail was lost 10 sight. The teams play
again Friday. Three raees were on the
card for Tuesday. including the post
poned 2:24 class pace from Tuesday.
The summary;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
.S2,O23,Ol9.ll
GRAND LIST
Vermont Figures Have Just
Been Compiled
TOTAL POLLS ARE lS3,5OO
The Deductions for Debts Owing Arc
si,772,s44, the Including Of This
Being a New Feature of
the Annual Report.

Grand list returns from the state ol
Vermont have been compiled in the office
of the secretary OF state at Montpelier
They show that there are $4,000 polls
IN tile state. si40,58l .O47 in real estate
appraisal, $43.30a,D04 in personal prop.
efty, and toal grand list Of S2,025nl0,-
II. A new feature Of the report Is
tae figures for deductions, showing that
SSl.772,544 is taken out for debts ow.
ing
The figures by counties are as follows;
Addison, polls, l0,2l6; real estate, 81, :
Icodl23 personal property, $3,306,077 ;
grand list. Sis38i7
Bennington, polls, lO,62g; real estate,
81, ,Sa22Id; personal property, 81, l62,037j J
grand list Sl20,57S.l3
Caledonia, polls, 1855; real estate
9,2l0 2S4; personal property, $2,500, 1893;
grand list, Sl3l ,s72l7.
Chittendcn. polls, 20,450; real estate,
SlS,S5l a03; persona property, S5I934,.
2o9; grand list, S26S, ,S07.07.
Essex, polls, 4.034; real estate, S2,7f9,.
594; personal property, SfSs.5SSi grand
list. $5el0.
Franklin, polls, 1929; real estate,
Sl0,29a, 100: personal property, S2763,-
a0a: grand list, slf4sGl.6s
Grand Isle, polls, 1902; real estate,
81 ,l40,572; personal property, S2S3,456;
grand list, $lG.2322S
Lamoille, polls, U,552; real estate, s4
1925; personal property, Sll47 ,S98 I;
grand list. $50 .33S5l.
Orange, polls, $3.50; real estate, So,
G5dsa20; personal property, S2,3g6,0 ,07O;
grand list, Sl0o,3JI.5D.
Orleans, polls LIDS; real estate, ST..
1880; personal property, S2,065, 1876;
grand list, si0S.6l3A5.
Rutland, polls. 25.ls2; real estate, Sl0,-
6d2 ss7 personal property, Sa,I55,0S6;
grand list. $27g.3ll.23.
Washington, polls, 22,322 real estate,
sl5.d2l ,t01 personal property, S43l6,
772: grand list, S22l .704sa &Ns
Mindham, polls, 1880; real
slg .sz1 .262 personal propertS q
ss1 grand list. $780, iii AZ ~
Ayialscr polls II s'ss ~ Is
- pefsaaal pfolleftys 20, ,lNb 49, !;
grand Iist, S222,sl2a2
It viii be noted from the above that
Rutland county leads in grand list, with
Chittenden second. Windsor third and
Washington county fourth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
SECOND DEGREE GUILT
DECLARES THE JURY
After Three Konrs pelibefAtion IN Tie
Case Of Antonio vallento, Accus-
ed Of Numbering Deputy
Sheriff Hayden.

Rutland. Sept 24. Antonio yallento,
an italian, WHO has bern on trial mere
since last Thursday for the murder OF
Deputy Sheriff Frank A. Hayden Of
ludlow last July was yesterday AZ
fernoon found guilty Of murder in the
second degree. Ii took the jury only
three hours to reach 4 verdict. Nallento
struck Hayden three times With an axe
when the officer attempted to arrest
linn at a lonely place in the nioun-
tains, where he was working as a
woodchopper, for non payment Of a
debt. The sheriff died eight days afs
Ter the assault
II il understood that the defense
will move for 4 stay Of sentence pend
ing the taking Of the case 70 the si-I
preme court, The case goes up chiefly
on exceptions taken to Judge Hasel.
tons charge to the jury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
The Elusive Young Man Who
Had a Grievance
TO AIR BEFORE PRESIDENT
He Wandered Back to ST. JOhnsbury
from Waterbury Where He Escaped
the otieer--one Of His vagar-
les in the Scale Town.

st. Johusbury, Sept 2a.-Perey oakcs,
the young insane man who lodged the
officer just as he was being booked at
the state insane asylum at Waterbury
and eluded pursuit Monday afternoon,
driftcd hack to this place and was again
arrested last night. lie had apparently
walked back from Waterbury. He was
again taken back to Waterbury to-day,
and Officer Goss, who is in charge Of him,
will see that the fellow doesn't get away
again. He was examined at the time OF
his first arrest and was pronounced In
sane.
One Of his vagaries was that someone
was trying TO kill him. lie went into
a local clothing store and asked for n
suit Of clothes. tie tried suit on and
II apparently suited him. Then assum.
ing confidential tone BE- asked one Of
the proprietors II he could wear the suit
just thirty minutes. When pressed for
the reason for his request. he stated
that he wanted to stand Ia front OF the
store for thirty minutes with that suit
on; a man was coming along who was
going to kill him and d-he just wanted to
fool him with that new suit
The proprietor declined to humor the
fellow, whereupon the stranger holted
for toe door. He was captured and strip
ped Of the suit. Il was also found that
he had been working people Tor meals
by various devices. Physicians were
called to examine him. and they reported
that he was Of unsound mind.
0akes is the fellow who applied at
the State House ia Montpelier Tor paper
and pen, AZ he wanted to write letter
20 President Roosevelt about THAT
SANDER eaxe" he was questioned by
Montpelier officers, but was later re.
leased,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
ONE TOUCHDOWN.
Goddard Defeated in Practice Game
Yesterday.

The Goddard seminary football team
had its first practice game yesterday
when it met a picked eleven from the
city. Two fifteen minute halves were
played and resulted in the picked team
getting one touchdown in the first half
and winning the game. The touchdown
was made bv Carswell who also kicked
the goal. In the last few minutes Of
the game Captain Harrison Of the God
dard team was injured by his head
coming in contact accidentally with a
knee of one of the opposing players.
He was knocked out for some time and
it win be several days before he viii
be able to be out for practice again.
The picked eleven was made up Of the
following PLAYERS: Davidson re. Devers
ri, Milne rg, Becbley c. Morgan e,
jackson It. Bainbridge le. Maiden qp.
Mcdonald RIB. 0arswell ihb, Johnson
fb.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
MANY LIVES LOST,
PROPERTY DESTROYED
Typhoon Sweeps Central Portion Of
Philippine Group Whole Towns
Reported Razed.

Manila, Sept. 24--Aleagre reports
are received Of the destruction by ty-
Phoon that swept the central portion Of
the Philippine group. The town Of
Nashate is reported razed. the post
office alone being left standing Romb-
lonl reports Il heavy destruction OF
property and the probable loss Of many
lives The storm came without warm
ing and it is feared when wire conImu-
nications are restored II will be found
the loss Of life and property is enor
nous
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
BINGHAM DECLINES
N. H. NOMINATION
Democrats Likely to Name c. c. Hayes
Of Manchester For Gov
arnor

Concord, N. H.. Sept. 24.--rt has been
ascertained that the Hon. George H.
bingham Of Manchester, Judge Of tine
supreme court, will not accept the nom.
ination for governor by the Democratic
state convention, which IL to be held
here on Friday next.
The information Of Judge Bingham's
declination, which is understood to be
authoritative. gives no reasons. for his
refusal to run. but they are presumed
To be personal character.
1t IS probable that the nomination
will be rendered to the Hon Charles C.
Hayes of Manchester.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
PAYS RESPECTS 10 eoMPERs.


Belait. Wis, Sept, 24s-~Candidate
Taft paid his respects to Samuel Com.
pers and defined his attitude on the
labor question in speech on the cam
pus Of Beloit college today. This Was
the first OF many stops lie left Chi.
cago at midnight, south Of Caledonia,
Ill, the train was side tracked where
The candidates sIumbcrs were disturbed
by crowd Of Villagers who would not
quit until he appeared on the platform
md bowed In biz speech here he de-
dared more has heen done for the
morkingman by President Roosevelt
than hy any other man That ever lived Z
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
DEMOCRATS RE- OPEN
CAMPAIGN in VERMONT
Two Rallies on National Issues Have
Been Arranged, The First at
Hardwick and The Second
at Cabot.

The opening rally of the national
Democratic campaign in Vermont win
be held in Hardwick tomorrow evening
and this rally win be followed by an
other one in Cabot on Oct. 8. The
speakers at the Hardwick rally will be
P. #. Mccarthy and @. Herbert Pape
Of this city. John III. senter Of Mont
pelier and representative elect Harlan
i. Howe of ST. Johnsbury. G. Herbert
Pane and John II. Senter win be the
speakers at the Cabot rally.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
MEET AT ST. ALBANs.
Next State Convention Of the Baptists
in 1909.

Ludlow, Sept 24-The following off
GERS. were elected yesterday at the Bap.
tist state convention: president. DR.. fl.
D. Holton, Brattleboro; vice president,
Rev. Geo. h. Stair, Middlebnry; clerk,
Rev. Henry Croker Chester; trustees
for three years, Rev. Eugene Haynes,
Rutland, Rev. >. &. Perry, Richford, Rev.
II J. Williams, Newport, ex.GoveTnor W.
w. Stickney, Ludlow, Rev. W. E. Braist-
ed. Barre, Rev. j. w. More. Bellows
Falls; trustee for two years to ill a
vacancy, Il. N. Bixby, poultney; trustee
Of Vermont academy for three years,
David g. Cram, Burlington: trustee for
two years, John O. Spring, Bellows Falls
1t was voted TO hold the next convention
at st. Albans, Sept. 81, 1909.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
SAID HE WAS A LIAR.
Richard Maxwell Declared He Didn't
Make william Chalmers Drunk.


Three men faced Judge Scott in city
court this morning, two for intoxication
and another charged with furnishing the
liquor which made one Of the two men
drunk. William Chalmers and Joseph
Colombo were the respondents in the
int0xication cases and Richard Maxwell
was the man accused Of contributing TO
Chalmers state Of mind and body.
Chalmers was arrested by patrolman
Hnmel late last night in the north end
of the city. Being arraigned in court
today he pleaded guilty to subsequent
oiiepse and was fined SIS, with costs Of
S5.g5. He went ont with the officer look
ing for some friend 10 make It unneces-
snry to enter sheriff Traey's hosptable,
vet con6ning, hosfelry. 1t being rnore
than Chalmers first cdense, he was
asked to disclose, which he did, naming
Maxwell
The officers then hunted up Maxwell
and when he was brought into court he
qualified Chalmers for IMMEDIATE meme
bership in the Ananias club; ii makes
no difference whether or not be used the
~short and ugly word; there was no
dopbt of the deep Significance 81 his state
nens There beinR Hhus tbfs difference
|of opinion. the case AGAINST Maxwell was
.halted while the officer went out 70 look
over the field He went down in the
north end. where the transfer Of red
liquor Is alleged to have taken place.
Before that case was resumed. Joseph
Colombo. arrested by Patroiman Hamel
was arraigned for intoNcation. He
pleaded guilty to first oifense and was
fined IS, with costs Of s5-9is He neither
cared to spend the next few days with
Sheriff Tracy, and went out to look for
the long green. Grand Juror Davis pros.
ecuted all the. above mentioned bust
ness
Both Chalmers and Colombo raised the
money and paid their lines and costs to
the court later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
WENT OVER BANK.
Jesse $. viles and Edward Woodward
In an Auto.

Jesse s. Viles and Edward Woodward
Of Montpelier we're returning from tho
state fair in the formers ixcylinder
stevens Duryea auto last evening and
rot to Fast Randolph when they struck
i sand hole and then a water bar The
combination was loo much for the ma
chine and it skidded and went over a
bank into fence. Both the occupants
of the car were thrown about thirty
feet from the chr Mr.. Woodward was
only bruised. but Mr. Viles had mis- left
shoulder strained, They left the car
and caught the express train for home,
where Dr.. Mcclure found that Mr..
Niles mad sustained no broken homes.
The machine had one rear wheel
broken but otherwise is as good as
ever.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
.RAIDED A. HOUSE
ON SECOND STREET
ofhcers Found is Pints of Whiskey, II
Bottles of Ale, and Barrel Of
Ale About Half Full

Chief oS Police Faulkner, Officer Hamel
and Deputy siieriil Lawson OF Mont
pelier, armed with a warrant issued by
Grand Juror Davis, raided the house at
eight Second street late this
forenoon. The officers found Is pints of
Mhiskev. II bottles Of ale and a S2 gal.
lon barrel OF ale about half full
The liquor together with the occupant
of the house, Mrs Teresa Canonica, were
taken to the police station. The case
will come for hearing before Judge Scott
this afternoon. There was no one drink
INK in the house when the raid was
made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
ENDED HIS LIFE
WITH DYNAMITE
George Walker Of PeriSinsville Had
Been Suffering For a Long Time
With Cancer.

Springfield. Sept. N George Walker
Of Perkinsville committed siiicide Tuse-
day night BY the use Of dynamite. Walk
Oh had been suffering foraa long time
with 4 cancer ON the face and had MI
gently been moody. He was missed
from the hotel where he lived Tues-
day night and Il search followed, While
the searchers we're out they heard an
explosion. but did not discover the man
gled body of Walker till yesterday
morning when it was found in Willis
Maboney's pasture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24

Newmarket N,Hs Woman Hangs Her.
self e Beam il Ban.

NeWaaaflf 1sF~keY&r n TeM
porarF insanity, cl{Ilsad hy hruoding
over the death of her husband and Of
ether relatives is believed to have been
this cause ~ the suicide of Mrs. Julia
Meader, whose body WAS found hanging
from i beam in her barn yesterday. She
was 65 eyars old and lived ii form
house about mile from the center Of
the town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
DECLARED A TIE
BY PRES. PULLIAM
Head of National League Ordered the
Game Played Over Again This
Afternoon.

New York, Sept. 24s-The Chicago.
New York base ball game here yester-
day, protested by the Cubs, was declared
a tie to-day by President Pnlham Of the
National base bah league, score to ].
Manager Chance said he would take his
Chicago team to the Polo grounds ready
to play of the tie, and If the Giants
refused. he would claim the game as
forfeited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
| A LONG RAIN
IS ONLY HOPE
Says Government Forest Expert on The
Forest Fires Now Raging Min
nesota Loss May Be
100000

Washington, D. G. Sept. "a. The
forest fire losses in Minnesota may ag
gregate sIo.Oc0ooo according to the
report Of Il. W Pullman, the govern
ment expert He says the country il
very dry and there are brush fires
everywhere. A long rain is the only
hope.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
nenth Of 10 Years, old Bow

Mario the ten years-old son OF Sr.
and Mrs. p d. Aiola Of Berlin street.
died at four o'clock yesterday after
noon. The boy was operated on for
appendicitis Tuesday evening and was
not strong enough to withstand the
shock Of the operation. The funeral
arrangements have not been completed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
Smeltzer--Loughheed.

Married on the 22d inst. at Concord
n. H., BY the Rev veigiI V. johnson,
Hezekiah Elson Smeltzer Of Lopland. n.
S, to Miss Fannie Laughheed, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, John Laugh
heed Of Barre. W. J. Laughheed accom-
panied by his sister, left for Concord.
n. IT,, to meet the groom. They will
reside in Pittsheld, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
Notice

We wish to give notice to the people
OF Barre and vicinity that the grounds
Of Goddard seminary are private
grounds and are going to be kept for
the use OF Goddard seminary students.
Any man, woman or child who is
found using the grounds as a public
park at any time of the day OF night
viii be prosecuted TO the fullest ex-
tent of the law.
Executive committee of Caddard
seminary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
Brokers ExpeIIed prom Exehange.

New York, Sept Following an
investigation INTO the alleged gambling
debauch Of A. Q. Brown & CO.. August
20. the board of governors Of the stock
exchange has expelled Brown and L.
Ginter Young, two board members of
stock brokerage concerns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
COMMUTE RAIN
AROUND ST. ALBANS
Favored Section Got . Drenching This
Morning, Water Fell in Several
Places Thereabouts.

st. Albans, Sept. 24. A heavy rain
storm fell mere at o'clock this morn
ing lasting about thirty minutes. Rain
was also reported in Swanton, Rich
ford and Shelburne and it is probable
that the storm passed over this whole
soction of the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
TIME FOR HIS REMOVAL.
What Leading Democrats Are Thinking
of Mr.. Haskell.

New York. Sept. 24--It became ap.
parent at Democratic national head.
quarters last night that several ma
tional committeeman are preparing to
use every influence to bring about the
removal Of Gov. Charles N. Haskell
from the Office Of treasurer of the ma
tional committee.
This is result of the publication Of
charges that Mr. Haskell. as governor
Of oklahoma. declined to permit the
state to prosecute the Prairie OIL com
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
PLEADED Guilty.

Nicholas Ala pleaded guilty in Mont
pelier city court yesterday afternoon to
breach of the peace on another Span
lard week ago at the Montpelier s
Wells River station at Montpelier He
paid SO and costs of $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24

Mrs. Eta Burt and Mrs Elsie Camp.
bell left this morning fer Enosburg.
where they will visit fer q few days
Public dance at Miles bah. Granite
vile. Friday night, sept. . from to
~. Riley's orchestra; 50 cents couple.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
TONIGHT IN BARRE.

@stronqheart.1 at the Barre opera
house.
The Comique picture show, A.
Tomasi black
Thpatroium. 40 Main street.
Massucco's theatre, Seampini block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
1924 Glass, Pacing

1924 Glass, Pacing.
Purse $500
Acy Bell, brg Hayden 431lll
Ben Hur, chg tlIttonl DO. 1g452l
Kings Mantle, bm tLeel ~. 3 IS 33l
Iris. bm Tyler ....... 4224l
e Billie Mack and Vie Pointer also were
started.
Time, 2,loh, 2.2lA, e:2lM, 2,2als,
2:2SA.
2:i7 Class. Tfotting.
Purse 500.
Dena, bm. By Happy Golhard. dam
BY Nelson Wilkes PieFce) ~ IL I
Janvier bg lDougreyt ..... 222l
kastos, bh tDpwnerl ....... 333l
Time, 2;la. 2s2e1i. zs2oA.
2.5o Stake Pacing.
Purse $500.
.Wardell, chg, by Delrnar Bgnnettl II
Silver Heels. chg futgonl ..... 8 22
Juan, blm, lSmith) ss.....s. @ s
Lady Isle, bm lpickell .s.... 3S3
lfriendlcss. Lucy A., and Candy Girl
also started.
Time. 2:l65l. 2.l5k e.l5K.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24

1t will be noted from tho above that
Rutland county leads in grand list, with
Chittenden second, Windsor third and
Washington county fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
CLASH WITH BYINGToN

Il rtOlfeQ. Il dUsNcr question.
Mr.. Byington then said: That you would not
put a man or there after keeping him for six
months because you thought he will tell the
truth there can be no other explanation
wanted TO iu this courtroom within the last
three months MFR. ByingtoD replied: And
somebody tried TO talk 10 him and be never
was here without a guard two with him."
hear what you say We want to see how much
you oner him. and we want to know what is
going on, and We are. We ought to have had
guard with Lonergau, Then be would NOT
have been taken ont and induced TO make a
statement for magazine writer. who they say
gave up the writing 10 them because be might
being put on the witness stand. Who went
out With those ladies the night before Louerran
to 80 on the stand? Who had an inter
est in getting Ion<rEan drunk that nights Who
had an interest in keeping LoDergau from fss-
tifyipe? The pro<ecution. The magazine
writer? Or the who paid the magazine
the man out and get him drunk and spirit him
away in order TO break the case IN the middle
by letting Us fail to prove the offer. while
the railroad commissioner. Wilson, who shows
his friendship By making speech on tho
stand. telling all that Mr.. Rogers wanted him
to say, would break 1t second time in the
middle by saying be never made the offer to
"soh, it is beautiful. 1t would make poet
out OF even Mr. Rogers Yes, 1t is easy TO
convict poor devil who has friends
could not convict white man. they called
them in contradistinction to Nexicans. for cattle
stealing. The jury would say. oh. veli the
going to sendt TO the penitcntiary for
that But If bis 1.-THE defendaDt'Sl color was
little dark and nc had Mexican blood in bis
sss % o. tho se0s SANE ' aeSg s9g 1vs min
dict Of guilty charged in tho indictment
And the poor devil everywhere can be sssilv
l.conyicted. But when ycu come 10 the rich and