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HOME NEEDS.

WE TAKE W free OF charge AL carpets
we clean 70 years experience OF cleaning
making, laying and repairing. let US give
you our estimate. PRYOR & CARTER. 81
I4th 81 NV. Phone Columbia GO.
Jel5-sa. m, w-s5t
IF YOU are thinking OF making alterations
OF repairs 10 your dwelling or business prop
erty. drip postal phone main 5osA
". d CHILDS sos Sth ST n "
je2I-sass tu-s9t
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DENTISTRY.

ALVEOLAR TEETH-painiess. lasting won
derfuIIy ufeiike, SridgewOrk or plating IN
necessary: painless nll3Dg- DR. :. L WILL
son. lbs F. apzl-sot
once Hours. $50 A n % $50 p. u
DR. OTIS ". ELZEE, DENTIST.
100 + 81 ma. lsame do0r as Miss ShEcklerte)
DR. ". J. ELZEf. DENTIST.
y. K Cor 4th and z Capitol sts ne.
Specialists IN Painless extracting, Gold
Crown and Bridge u ork. rulings. and Plates
that NJ. Satisfaction guaranteed ~ money
refunded Moderate prices Phone H. 49,
Euy5-tf
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Advertisements will be accepted
at any of the following branch
Offices at regular Oflice rates. II 1t
Is incOnVenient to leave advertise
ments at either branch ONCE or
The Times Business Office, they
may be teIephOned direct to The
Times main $3.50, and a messen-
ger will call - collect without adj
ditiOnaI charge 20 the advertiser.
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FOUND.

LACEYs ICE CREAM
Is good enough for The queen: Toe and SOC psR
gallon: Neapoltan. S1S- EstabIished ia
5e4-2 sI Ne " YORK AyE
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TINES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents Wanted Help, Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board. Boarding For
Rent Rooms, Rooms and Board-One
cent a word-Minimum space 10 words
Business Opportunities, For Sale MIS-
cellaneous. Horses and Vehicles, Lost
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous,
Dogs, Pets, etc.-15 cents line
times consecutiyely, l24z cents line'
times consecutively, 10 cents q line
Minimum charge As cents.
AID other classificatiOns-13 cents a
line, . tines consecutiveIy, u u cents
q line; 3 times consecutively, 10 cents
= line. Minimum charge 90 cents.
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FOR HIRE.

GO TO PRESTON'S Livery. rear Frsdonia
Hotel 1871 Il NV Best saddle horses. horses
and runab puts DuEgies. Surveys and daytons;
lowest rates 70 business Deopis. Main lss.
3el5-90t
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UPHoLSTERING.

EXPERT CHAIR GAMING. furniture re-
paired and refinisheds floors relnished; mail
orders promptly attended to.
A. KOERNICKE s n LITTLE. III "A st. sw.
ie22eod-90t
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NORTHEAST

LADDON FHAR1IACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne.
SHAS- n. RLUMER, ". Cap and r SITS. ne
AcCHESNEF & JOACHIM. cor. q ald SITS.
kRAUS' PHARMACY. 6th and K SITS.
&cChESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and + SITS ne.
BENZ. 7. LANHAM. 1ith and z. Cap 81
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ANACOSTA
BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monros ana
Jefferson sts
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GEORc ETOWN.
=. p. WELLER, Pharmacy. S534 N St NV.
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HELP wANTED-Male and Fsmaia


BOOKKEEPER-An experienced double en-
try bookkeeper; state experience and salary.
Address BOX IL. Times Office jyls-3t
MAN AND WIFE; Scotch or German; coun-
try home near city L26 18th ST NV jyls-2t
SEwER-Good on mems clothes. male or fe-
male. 1911 II St NV. ty17-2t
STENoGRAPHERS are always in derran
We prepare you for a posti0a n $50
hours. STENOCRAPHIC ACADEMY. Col
orado Building. Open day and night myis-tf
SITUA ZION WANTED-FEMALE.
WASHING and ironing or rough dry ed to
take home. S21s Fenton -. ne II
WASHING TO do At home. or day work.
Apply at 1872 4th NV. II
work. good filter; also maker Of children's
clothes Call az zoe Sd st. NV. jyl7-3t
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
Janitor, between now and September 1 or
later; good references. Address BOX los.
Times office. jy1s-st
BY RESPECTABLE colored man. place as
Janitor Apply COS I'D ST NV jyl7-2t
WANTED-Jobbing and repairing. NELSON,
carpenter. 532s Elm 81. NV jy1s-3t
WANTED-AGENTS.
CIGAR salesman wanted. Experience u.,-
PEERLESS CIGAR Co. Toledo. Ohio
jyl6-llt
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PRIVATE STORAGE.

EXCEPTIONAL. facilities 1or storage OF
household Effects large. SAFE, rooms under
our personal SUPERVISION. sCscIaI rates for
summer storing. FAWCETT & VANDOREN.
slo 18th st. 5e13-eod-Sot
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BUSINESS oPpoRruH1Tns

STOCK Of cigars. tobacco and. snoke-s4 suu-
dries: VIII inventory Si.0o0. 500 viii INV n
u sold now Owner compelled % leave CIV
DUGAS, OH Ia ave 5y17-st
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SOUTHWEST.

v. HUGO EISENBEISS. eth and @ streets.
MCDONALD. J. W, ~ and L sw.
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SOuTHEAST-

A z. POWELL. 4th ana East Capitol Ets.
ROACH DRUG CO.. sth and q SITS se-
A B BURROWS. 1ith and Pa ave-
Z. P WELLER. cor. sth and L
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-The greatest bargains ever o.
Ierea sill be found here during this mid
sumner sale Of high-grade pianos All lead
ing makes are included. Enabe. SIS. Shon-
51set' $50; Hartman. $500; Decker, SEQ;
hlmoal, $50. Sohmer. $50: Irving. Sl25,
BAILEY, 800 Richmond, so and many others
Easy payments II desired
- :. DeAOLL d Co. 1z5I @ St y "
FOR sALE-Good mich COW. with twin
caves az sULLINAN's STABLES. Ohio ave.
Nv !yls-St
GOOD PIANO FREE
An oner that parents should profit b. s.
as 20 give the children a chance 10 take up
music during vacation We viii loan a GOOD
square piano absolutely free for six months
% anyone VINO VIII pay the small cost u
moving the instrument home. Only limited
r O. SMITH PIANO CO.
10 Pennsylvania ave. Phone n AZ.
ty1s-2t
GOOD and gentle fresh COW ana caIf Tor
sale Inquire 7i3 81 NV JyI7-5t
FOR sALE-BIg bargains in nah. uprlgat.
used four months. like new illo: rosewood
square, 50 Hel5ig player piano. $ioe.
HELBIG BROS. II42 7th- je20-50t
SQUARE PIANOS Of various standard makes
VIII be closed out regardless Of their real
worth or cost at
NET $50 CASH
Most Of these are full sized. modern. rose
wood Instruments IN good condition. splendid
musical instruments for beginners 4 rare
opportunity 70 get a plano IN your home
which we will take back a. the same amount
within three years in exchange for a neE
upright
FREDERICK MUSIC CO.. lsS F St
Jyl5 =
TWO HORSES. one automobile. 600 rolls TAR
paper. one steam-neating boiler, ana one
porcelain bath tub Apply al Ofiics OF T.
EDW. CLARK builders supplies. headquar-
ters for secondhand building material 1919
New Jersey ave NV Phone y. Z1S- Mreeker
Of buildings JeZ-S5t
ny SPECIAL SUMNER PRICES on furni-
ture. OllclOtns. and mzftings viii convlnSs
you that you can save money BY buying a.
L S. MLLLERS, IL x ~. Phone Il III
ap2s-mo. w.sa-sot
SAM MADEOY. new ana secondhand furni-
ture. stoves, carpets and mattlnEs bought AID
sold; cabinet making upholsterlng ana POLISH
ing S9s4 lth 81 NV. Jes-s.s4.Ln-gS.
CALL promptly on short notice; make keys.
safe and lock work IN al branches sole
on monthly payments WASRINGION SAE =
& LOCK CO. LIZ D NV Phone Main us
iyl-w.S.m-sot
FOR sALE-FIne QuarteTed oak routOp
desk; also bookcases, cheap lSzo 9 81 nv
REFRIGERATORs. gas ranges. gzsoisne.
oil stoves: window screens. screen doors;
roof painting. stove repairing specially, gut
tering. spouting. Phone IL 81 COGSWELL-
65 ~ sw- nyS5-sgt
SEWING MACHINES. $ Up; grapaophones.
s. up al the latest records: repairing II all
its branches. your credit IS good Il r
GIVEN. o. Pennsylvania ave Sc myl-sot
GOOD quality Opaque shades s5cs best quality
oil opaque shades 60cs hung nee viii call
with samples. kLEEBLATT 5. Nth and Il
SITS Ne ocl7-C
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MILLINERY, styllshly done In AL branches.
remodel.Rg. speciality straw. hats and featn-
ers dyed. cleaned, and rernade; reasonable
prices FOERTSCHE' s. removed 70 7OZ utn-
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OUR POST CARD photographs are as good
any portrait made; come and be con
WINGED. satisfaction guarantee Phone VI
1921. PORTRAIT STUDIO. 80 z NV sum
mer rates 1eso-s0t
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MASSAGE.
BICYCLES

TIRES-Unicora. SIS; Hartford. Sls5: baby
carriage So Up; vulcanizing. repairing, new
Wheels any make; suldrles- FEols l. 49,
Z. VERNON HALL. Co NV
1s7-Srl. ID. sa-35s
ACNE REPAIR AND BICYCLE CO.. soIa
agents for Dayton and Cleveland and other
wheels. repairing motor Jlres. safety faz1rJ
z5cs Eaz appliances 1zfs Pe-nsyIvania ave-
my1s--n, ". Sa-S0t
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IUUN M NOAhD-
TWO LADIES preferred: same room; near
Robey station Mrs. J. s WINE, East
Falls Church, Va jy1S-2t
.IDLEWILDE ON THE BAY one mile Of
beach. on the Chesapeake: dense shade, salt
water bathing; rustic effect: Address
IDLEWILDE, Box IS. Shady Side, Nd.
jy14-S0t
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MOTORCYCLES.
ICE CREAM.

ITS PRETTY zoT- r. oc-VS y An
rS.1'- 5O,.st5as &C. =Ssaz-- .1-soes ALs Ssllsass
e. per ga delivered y telephone caIi. 80
all. GEO AAIREIS. 1910 I'm 81 NJ
nyIS-rr. =. 81 -
ANY QUANTITY. best IN city. 81 per gal.
finest assortment OF SonEectioaery. goods de-
nvere6- Pbcnes Line. 50 and 363- JAMES
COklNOS 4 Co --, Il 81 ne. 20 Sth. Sc.
ulyG7-ca. sa- w-31t
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To THE LArlEs.
a l. FALK, 81 F

keduced rom 50 and $50 70 se.'0'
jyls-3t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r L CARNE & CO.. T03 King ST
CHEVY CHASE. ND
T A. sONNEMAN.
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SAW SHARPENING.

CIRCULAR. Band and E5aadsaw sharpening;
saw Cumming and bandsaw b-azinE. arst-
class work al reasonable prices
=. ERWIN LUDWIG. IBIS 9 ct nv.
jy13-rl. " Sa-S7t
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
LINTON & NELSON.
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STORAGE

FURNITURE STORED FOR sc PER LOAD:
large, clean, spacious eompa rtments. careful
handling. expert packing BAUMS, Si2 Pa
ave NV Main l254 jyS-tf
WHY pay more? We store for 75c a load
L. s. STORAGE CO.. ais 10th St NV. Phone
4Zz9- jyS-s01
100 SEP aRATE storage rooms; storage By
the load; packing. hauling and shipping. See
Us before storing THOS. BOWLING & CO.
Aucuoneers. 6l2 z 81. NV: phone Main SIS.
myI4-9Ot
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BOOKKEEPER-An experienced double en-
try bookkeeper; state experience and salary.
Address BOX ~. Times Office jy1s-3t
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NoN-BIEDICAL HEALING.
CHIROPRACTIC

KIDNEY TROUBLES and al other troubles
quickly and permanently cured by chlroprac-
TIC methods. viii call and make exalnina-
ton free. Address DR.. CORSON. Is ; St
NV. 1e59-sgt
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DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING.

YOU CAN'T DO BETTER than 10 have your
suits pressed and repaired az ED AEIIsLER'S s.
~ New York ave. Suits dry. cleaned and
pressed 40c Phone y SS2-M tel5--n. Va .sa cot
F. E. GREEN. pressing CLUB: expert clean
ing. dyeing and repairing; ladies aDd gen.
tsmea; all orders promptly attended 70. Sls
and SIS 18th 81. NV. my12tu. n sa-c0r
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WANTED-BOOKS.

SECONDHAND BOOKS-WILL PAY GOOD
PRICE. SEND POSTAL AND STATE PAR
TICULARS Il ROSENBERG. STH AND
SIS NV myth 50. rn-e0t
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FLORIDA AVE. NV. G2-Two or three
1niufIllshed rooms, second floor bay window.
light housekeeping; gas; no children ivlS-et
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALK.

CIGAR salesman wanted. Experience M
necessary; Sl0O pcr month and expenses
PEERLESS CIOAR Co. Toledo. Ohio
jyl6-llt
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PERSONAL

PROF. PRINCE. so ~ 81 sW. Not myself
but Him who guides men the tue way.
By your faith can assist y0E out Of trouble.
no faklsm INDUCED In jyI7-3t
II YOU NEED money I VIII make You a
loan % from SO 70 So az a rate that VIII
pay you 20 investigate address BOX o.
Times once. iyl-3ot
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YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated and
made comfortable as new al snail COST You
apzs-sot
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FOR SALE-Grocery store. SIN and z SIS
fused fv17-sr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
JACQUES
A PRINCE OF LIARS. ;

This is bargain week at Jacques theater and should prove the most successful that the Poli Stock com pany has had this summer. In ad- dition to the regular offering of the company "A Prince of Liars cur tain riser, "The Vampire" from the pen of Harold R. Durant, is enact ed. Moreover in the afternoon all ladies attending have a chance on a handsome gold watch as one will be given away at every performance during the week. No wonder the placards this week should be prin-- ed in red ink and the people try to figure out how the management does it. The principal interest cen ters in the sketch which is enacted by Frank Charlton, Miss Cecile Holmes and Gus Tapley of the stock company. The ski goes much bet ter than The Lady and the Bur glar," another of MT Durant's eff forts, which was seen at the house when variety was running. Charlton is a theatrical man, yes, but living in vice. But do not think tha, all theatrical managers and press agents are the equal of this man in wrong doing. A young girl fascin- ated by the thought of going on the stage makes an engagement to call upon the manager at his home. She comes alone Before she enters the house the vampire, for such he ic Y,1o fa lr,rn ua the butler to drug the drink which he will ask the young woman to have. The girl with the footlight ambitions enters and while talking with the young rip. completely wins him over. They rehearse a love scene and when he has finished he tells her he meant every word he said. She is about to partake of the drink that has been drugged when he, with cry of alarm, warns her not to touch 1t. Immediately she suspects what he really is and runs to the door only to find it locked. His past has been terrible but he would begin all anew if she would believe him. She is convinced of his sincerity and when she hears her father banging at the vampires door to get in declaring that his daughter Is in that room she calls to the butler: "Open the door and let my father look at the man I'm going to marry" There are some good lines in the playlet, 1t Is we'll put together and when the players draw from 1t all that is possible, the ske oh should go very well. Frank Charlton as the theatrical manager did well indeed and the same may be said of Miss Holmes. MT Tap ley had little to do as the butler. The setting was pretty.
 Prince of Liars" is a comedy that gives opportunity for some real giggles and the stock company takes advantage of everything of- fered. There are some very ludic- rous situations and those who love to hee haw should not fail to visit Jacques this week. "
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
USES PISTOL TO
 AVENGE SISTER.
Italian Kills Man For Abduct-
 ing Young GirL

New York, July 2S.-Charles Baldi an Italian youth twenty-three years old. committed murder to avenge a dishonored sister. His victim was Peter Disbensery, thirty-eight years old. Disbensey was shot and killed without warning as he sat in his home in Brooklyn. After the shoot ing Baldi surrendered to the police ano calmly told why he had committed the crime.
 It appears that six months ago Bal dis sister. Annie, girl of thirteen disappeared from home. Baldi sci himself to search for her and recently found her living with Disbensery iL the Brooklyn house. He also learned he stated that the girl had not gone away with Disbensery of her own free will. and this determined him to seeB revenge. He secured revolver and going to Disbensery's apartment, shoi him twice in the breast, inflctins wounds that soon brought death.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
General M arkets.

New 1orK. JulY A. BUTTER-Quiet and Hale. lower; ex- tra western creamery. 24l1c.; do., nearby prints. 26c. EGGS = Firm and in good demand; '; Pennsylvania and other nearby frsts, free cases. 2lc. at mark; Pennsylvania and other nearby frsts, current receipts, in returnable cases, 20c. at mark; vest ern firs,s free cases. ZIG. al snark; vest ern. current receipts, free cSses. Dc. at mark
 CHEESE-Firmer and in good demand; New York. full creams. choice, l2hc.; do., fair to good l1hal2c. LIVE PoULTRY-Quiet; fowls lower; fowls. lsikal4c.; old roosters, loalohc. spring chickens. i6aaOc. t DRESSED POULTRY - Firm and in fair demand; fresh killed fowls. choice, ixiIal5c: do. fair to good. l5taiic.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28

similar name and title, and then con duct the affairs of such new corpora tion in the same manner, using the emblem, scolors, signs and such other things heretofore adopted by such prior existing corporation.
 "Such acts and conduct must Of it. self produce confusion and affect in juriously such prior existing corpora tion
 'In business of a commercial or trading character this injunctive re- lief has been frequently sought and granted, and I need not cite the nu- merous cases to show to what extent the courts have guarded and protect ed the rights and privileges of such corporations or individuals.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
ANrY DRUDGE.

Wash day used to mean long days drudgery with hot fires and steam and nasty smells. Fels-Naptha has changed all that. Fels-Naptha has made wash day as pleasant as any other day, because Fels-Naptha has made washing easy.
 More than million women are wash ing clothes with Fels-Naptha in cold or lukewarm water, without boiling or hard rubbing. Washday has no terrors for them. And the drudgery of household cleaning is frightened, too, by Fels-Naptha. It whitens floors, brightens paints, brings out the col ors in linoleum, takes dirt of vanished surfaces without dulling the varnish, re- moves grease spots and stains in carpets, rugs and upholstery.
 Be sure to follow directions on the Fels-Naptha red and green wrapper.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
COMING EVENTS.

July 30.-T. B. Walker, Highland avenue. lawn party and minstrel show given by the Junior Aid and Gymnasium societies of Third Con- gregational church.
 July 31.-Rick's dancing academy, East Main street. Closing reception and dance.
 July 31-odd Fellows hall, Chesh- ire, shirt waist dance by Albermarle Social club.
 September 4-Murray hall, socia- ble and dance given by the Ramblers.
 September g to 12--City hall, an- nual fair of Brooklyn Athletic club.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
Anty Drudge Writes a Letter.

My dear niece Dorothy:
 Don't be discouraged about your housework. Now that Monday washing for instance which you say such hard work You have been doing it the od-fashioned hardrubbing way, you foolish girl In the future just you use FelsNaptha according to directions the wrap per- and it will be more like play than work Then your week will be started right and everything will go we'll
 Afectionately,
 ANTY DRUDGE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
Live Stock Markets.

HoGs-Receipts fair; market slow and lower: prime heavies. mediums and heavy Workers. s5.SOa6.s5; light Workers. s6.OOa 6.75: pigs, $6; roughs. Sa5.s0
 SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply light; market slow on sheep and lower on lambs; prime wethers. s4alss; culls and common, s2a3; lambs, s4a610.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28

iou're losing money every gay that your tenement is vacant Let the Democrat nnd . tenant 5 days for Hc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
DANCING

Tuesday and Friday Evenings. Kicks Dancing Academy. 43 East Main St. Beginners Glass Monday and Thursday Evenings. Tel l77-5.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
MRS. MCDONALD
IS ACQUITTED
or MURDER OF ARTIST GEuRIN--
JURY -DELIBERATED ABOUT
SIX HOURS.
FREQUENT COLLApSES
OF Defendant Delayed Trial Somewhat
--WiIi Go to SanitarIum---Sult
For Her Dead Husbands
Wealth Pending.

Chicago, Feb 11.-Mrs. Dora Ms
Donald, who has been on trial her
since January 20 on the charge of nul
idering Webster Guerin, was acauitte,
by the jury tonight The verdict wa
Preached after six and half hour.
/ Ideliberation.
| The defendant, who n the widow 81
Michael G. Mcdonald, formerly po
ltical leader In Chicago, received the
iverdict without apparent emotion
During the trial she had frequentl,
collapsed an don severn; occasions ths
case interrupted in order that she
might receive medica: attention.
Tonight, however, sne was the leasl
moved of any one concerned in the de
fense, her attendant being so over
come that Mrs. Mcdonald was com
pelled to exchange roles with her and
try to quiet the woman,
The first ballot of the jury stood
Is to for acquittal. but subsequent
developments are kept secret
After Mrs. Mcdonald had been dis
charged she was taken to hotel by
relatives. 1t was announced later that
she will retire to a sanitarium.
Webster s. Guerin was shot and
killed In his studio February 2i, 1907.
Mrs. Mcdonald was alone with him
when the tragedy occurred and was
Immediately arrested and charged
with the murder. Her husband and
Leopold Freeman president Of the
Champion Chemical works, signed ball
bonds Of 80 .opQ after her Indictment
March y0,
The shock OF tho tragedy proved dis.
astrous TO Mcdonald and he died Au
gust 9, after au illness OF several
weeks. His fortune was left to the
accused woman and his two sons, one
child being of former marriage.
Special provisions was made In his
will for Mrs. McDonald's defense and
the instrument was attacked BY court
by his former wife. Mrs. Mary Nc
Donald, from whom he had obtained
a divorce, This suit IS stll pending.
It developed at the trial Just con
cluded that Guerln and Mrs. Dora Nc
Donald had been more or less init.
mate for almost ten years, their rela-
ions having begun when Guerin was
less than seventeen years old The
state asserted that Guerin had at
.empted to dissolve these relations
and that the woman shot him in a
Jealous rage.
The defense attacked Guerin's char.
'cter, asserting that he mad systemat
cally baekmailed Mrs. Mcdonald for
ears and offered evidence tending to
ihow that he had attacked her IN his |
studio on the day of the tragedy, |
claiming that the pistol was in Guer
ms had and was discharged In a |
struggle for its possession.