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one of the interesting features Of the
Man Killed by a Train.

convention.
Man Killed by a Train. !.
j. r. Box of Hiternan has returned
from Belleyille, H., where he had
been on the sad mission of attending
the funeral of Alex Stevenson, who
was formerly a resident of Hiteman,
and who has many relatives residing
in that place. Mr.. Stevenson was
killed by fast mail train OF the -
& o. road He was working at, Belle
Vile and was returning to his home
from his duties In going through
the railway yards he stepped from
the rear of one train Immediately In
front of the approaching mail train
He was struck on the right side and
thrown several rods, and never regain
ed consciousness.
Abba Woman in Divorce Case.
There is a divorce case being tried
at Des Moines that is one of the most
interesting the people at Des Moines
nave ever heard, and former Abba
young lady is one of the principals
in the action. The case is entitled
Weeks VS.. Weeks. The case was or
iginally brought by Mr.. Weeks and h:
sought to secure divorce from his
wife. Mrs. Matte Weeks, who was
formerly Miss Matte Richart, of Al
bia. In the. petition that he filed ne
charged that she had been guilty o.
having violent temper and commit
ted acts that he thought entitled hin
to divorce She came back at hin
with a cross bill and asks alimony q
$4,000. She makes the statemen
that he had her sent to the asy
lum for insane at Mt Pleasant wher
in reality she was as sane as person
could be. She said he wanted to &c
rid Of her and took this means.
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EVERYBODY GET BUSY NOW.

Our opening sale will be on Friday,
January 10, and from the word ain
getting, the boys are all getting
busy again, and the supply will be
much better from now on than for
several sales past.
While it is not at all probable tina:
prices will advance. at least not before
spring, the demand will undoubtedly
be better and we can look for more
buyers.
w e. Griffith requests me to state
that he will be at the following places
on the dates named to buy all classes
OF market horses for next weeks sale:
AT Moravia next Monday; at Blakes ;
burg next Tuesday: at Hayesville next
/ Wednesday. and at Hedrick next
Thursday.
Again | want to suggest to each of
our consignors that he send me word
by the first of next week what he Will
| have here.
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cassadv and Gray's Market Letter.

cassadv and Grays Market Letter.
Wheat and Flour exports for the
week. 5,129,0O0
Wheat-There was a rush to buy at
the start on the strength obroad, es-
pecially In the continental markets.
with the Russian news unfavorable,
while Argentine shipments were small
at 100000 bushels. Broomhall noted
new wheat arriving at Argentine
ports. Local bulls were the best buy
ers early, but commission houses We're
sellers of the May kind an dthere was
considerable liquidation in the way of
profit taking. There was considerable
liquidation in the wa of profit taking.
There was good commission house
buying on the dips, San Francisco con-
Germs were reported as buyers, but the
crowd We're bearish and sold, although
treated to rather drastic measures
when over sanguine. Weekly seaboard
clearances will not be as large as last
week, and while export business was
lacking there was good milling de-
mand by mllers in the northeast. The
decline in corn was somewhat of a
drag on the market that closed easy
but we still regard conditions as bull
ish enough to warrant purchases on
soft spots.
Corn-The strength abroad and the
bullish Ohio report brought in buying
orders eraly but SO cents for May APP
peared to be the signal for realizing
sales through the Patten house and
others, despite light receipts and un-
favorable reports from all over the
corn belt. There was a good export
demand. % loads being worked and
many resting buying orders We're met
in the May kind on the way down
with the undertone strong al the close
We still believe the futures should be
bought on recessions.
Oats-Strength developed early ir
sympathy with wheat and corn. witt
offerings light. and there was some
buying of old MAJ against sales o
new. Elevator people sold moderately
however, but with persistent talk O
receipts runir light, we think tn,
short side should be avoided.
Provisions We're hieher early. witt
hogs and corn, but the big western
run brough about free selling by TIL;
packers. while the shipping demand
was poor and there were estimates fol
$4,000 hogs tomorrow $1,000 Monda,
and 225.O00 next week. All the prin.
cipal packers were bearish on the sit.
uation and lower prices are predicted
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MORRIS WILLIAMS,
ottumwa, Iowa.

May >. $50 $50 100 1920
Car Lots.
Wheat today, Al; estimated tomor-
row IS.
Corn today. las; estimated tomor-
row, 1877.
Oats today, 1913; estimated tomor-
row, l16
Northwest Receipts. ~
Duluth today, 1853; last year, IS.
Minneapolis today. 1872; last year,
1856.
Primaries.
Receipts today. 4e4,ooo; last
year, $4,000.
| S Corn RI today, $4,000; last year
Shipmenta
y Wheat The today, 25o,ooo.; .sf.last year
+, /. J. Corn opn today. $4,000; last year
LiveroooI Cables.
opening.Wheat %@hc lower;
corn. Nc. ffgher,
Closing Wheat, 1ac lower; corn, sse
higher
Receipts To-Day, $4,000; left over
$500; estimated tomorrow, $4,000.
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Miner and Co.'S Summary.

New York. Jan 3.-American stocks
In Londo heavy, X to " point be-
low parity
II The general London market is quiet
and featureless.
Loss of currency to the interior by
New York banks in 1907 largest on
record.
Sharp cut in tin plates and galvaniz-
ed sheets now under consideration.
There is a fair demand for stocks in
the loan crowd.
London expects easv money condi-
lions afterSthe middle OF this month.
Senator Tsale does not expect the
senate finance committee will be ready
for presentation before the middle OF
the month";
Easier tendency in time money.
Sales to 1 p. M. S7S,S00 shares.
Call money, to 9 per cent.
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Ex-Gov. Boies Critically m.

Des Moines, Jan. "A rl,mor was
circulating last night that ex,Gover-
nor Horace Boies was critically i'll, in
III Paso, Cal, but the facts as to the
statement could not be ascertanad at
the time. Governor Boies was 80
years of age IN December.
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FARMs-IF YOU WISH TO BUY A
farm, or If YOU wish to exchange
property for good farm laud, it will
pay you to write us. We have all
size farms, from 20 acres up. Fine
land. good country. Address r.
White & Son. Macon. Macon County,
Missouri.
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Today's Market News
NEW soRk. STOCK MARKET.

The following market is furnished py
Miner 6 Co. members Chicago Board
OF Trade and Consolidated Stock Elk
change. Branch office. rooms 4 and 8.
Chiffon block, los North Market street.
New ter phone 1884. l. G.. Furman.
local rue Eager
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The UPS and Downs.
LOCAL MARKETS.


There is slight increase in the
price OF poultry in the local whole
sale quotations, and also a slight in
crease in the price of corn. The hog
market remains unchanged.
I'll a. m, Jan. 80
1--we Stce
Hogs. I2O@l5o lbs. ......... s.s5
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FOR SALE POLAND CHINA MALE
hog. 336 North Walnut Ave.

FOR SALE BY REFEREES 500
acres; about 100 acres good timber.
about lao acres number one rich
bottom land, balance mostly cult
waited: good barn with basement:
fair house. orchard, good water, SIX
miles from town, mail route. This
is farm that will stand investiga-
ton. To get it you must move quick
as it will be sold as soon as possible
Write the Referees, at Moravia
Iowa Austin JAY j A. Winsler, j
]. Hicks.
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Jan. 3.-Cattle-Receipt
5000: steady.
Beeves-$36O@6.20
Cows and heifers-s1.25@4.65.
Stockers and feeders s2.25@4.90.
Westerners-$3. 75@ 4.60.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; mostly Sc
higher.
Mixed-s4.25@4.67.
Light--S4.20GT4.60
Heavy s4.25@4.65.
Bulk sales 5S4.45@4.60.
Sheep Receipts, 5000: 1o@15e
lower.
sheep-s3.Oe@5.15
Laubs-s4.75@6.S0.
Yearlings-$4.70@ q
Chicago Grai., and Produce Markets
Chicago, Jan Wheat:
No. q -$1.O2@1.o3Hs.
No. 3 red--9e1a @1.0l1s
No. 2 hard-$1O2@1.0s.
No. 8 llard-991A @1.O5.
MayaaoIpened. s1:o7A @lo7g; high.
closing. S1C67s
July--9a1s.
CornE-No. 2 yellow, 63a.
No. 3 yellow-5s@5S1s.
No. 3-56h M57h
May--Opened, 61a. m61M: highest
81: lowest, 6o& CLOSING. 61B@61A.
.July-60.
Oats--No 8 white-49@51.
May--opened. 55ik@55A: highest
ssh; lowest, 545s; closing, 54A.
July-465s
Rye-Cash, 81
Barlcy-85m95
Timothy-March. s4.70.
Clovcr--March s17.00.
Pork--May, $13.27.
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FOR SALE-142 ACRES: III ACRES
fine prairie land, s5 acres of fine blue
grass pasture; some timber all lays
good. four miles station, large house
and barn, two acres of orchard, corn
this year will make So bushels an
acre. Price onlv $3.50. easy terms
Address, r. White & Son, Macon,
Mo.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sSALE--FARM; 1870 ACRES
& good land, location and buildings:
4 S55 per acre, $500 cash, balance az
per cent. Best bargain IN Iowa,
Write for description. Leach Il
Ethel. Bloomfield, Iowa
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FOR SALE SHORT HORN BULLS;
calves and yearlings. very cheap IT
sold soon. Also mammoth bronze
turkeys from 40 pound tom, Large
", bone. beautiful marked. VIM.
Y James Batavia, Iowa.
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Lard-i$S.05.
Ribs--s7. @7.22.
CHICAGO PouItr,

Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago. Jan. 3.--Poultry-Fir
Turkey-S@11.
Chickens-10k.
Spring chickens-10.
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Cash Grain Market.

Cash Grain Market.
Chicago, Jan. 3.--Wheat:
No. 2 s1.02m1031a.
No. 8 red-991a ml.01k
No. 2 hard winter-S1 02@1oS.
No. hard winter-99b 11.05.
No. spring-S1.03 n1.10.
Corn-No. 2 yellow. 631s
No. 3-561a @57R
No. 3 yellow-5S@5Sh.
No. 49, @54.
Oats-No. 3 white, 49@51.
No. white-47@50.
Now York Grain Market.
New York, Jan. 3.-Wheat-May-
>. 1.1SA. -.
Peoria Grain Market.
Peoria, Jan. 3.-Cofn-No.. 8, 55@
55A.
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Peoria Grain Market.
The Horse Mark lsl''';

Chicago, jan! 3 Com mission deal
ers are satisfied with the. trade thus
far the current week. Demand con-
tinues unusually narrow, with no dis
position on the part Sof operators to
advance values. Southern demand is
narrow and Indifferent for small
chunks at s60@115. Inquiry for feed
ers Is Of small proportions at $500
200, with but few offerings of this
class reported. Big drafters proved
the leaders in the market classes at
s165@220 with the bulk of the offer
ings moving at s175nl00. The mar
ket is still flooded with good second
hand city horses that clear at $3.50
ceipts are eliminated there will be
no betterment in the clearance of
fresh country consignments. Trade is
of moderate tone at the following
prices.
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Chicago Butter and Ern Market.
Chicago, Jan. -Butter-Steady.
reameries-20@29.
Dairies-1S@25.
Eggs Steady at 23@24.
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WANTED,

WANTED-CoMPETENT GIRL FOR
general housework; small family no
washing; must give reference. Best
wages to right party. Mrs. A. w.
Lee, 100 North COLLEGE street. Ot-
tumwa. Iowa. tx
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LADIES'! BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF
nickel salt and pepper shakers, very
useful articles, as we'll as novelty,
only .25c per pair, with catalogue,
postpaid Price Novelty Co., Box Sc,
Chillicothe, Iowa.
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FOR SALE@B. p. ROCKS FULL
blood. 81 Zach. w. e. Armstrong,
Libertyville Iowa
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ELECTRIC GRINDING.

WE SHARPEN ALE KINDS OF
edge tools, including BARRIERS and
i tailors shears raZors, clippers, sur
gital instruments. etc. G.. G. Thorn
as Company. 121 West Second street.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

(This market is furnished by Cas-.
Sly & Gray. Members Chicago Board
OF Tradn Local office. Rooms IS and
10, Leighton Bldg Telephone 933 2
T. Nniet resident Manager.
INlaat nr,ar IIi.rt, a1u fNlnSo
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FOR SALE-1OO SINGLE COMB
Brown lI.eghorn cockerels at bargain
prices for the next 80 days. Also
rose comb Brown Leghorns and Sill
ver Laced Wyandotte pullets. Mrs
Will Michael, Selma. Iowa.
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Horse Gossip.

F. A. Hayworth, Augusta. Me-, is in
the market buying consignment Of
drafters and general purpose horses
for the eastern trade. He reports the
demand for all classes of horses the
smallest in MANY years. The money
stringency has affected the great in
dustries of the New LAND states
more than the industrial enterprises of
the west. where the great agricultural
wealth is produced and where farmers
are practically immune from the bust
ness depression that has narrowed the
demand for commercial horses. Mr..
Hayworth anticipates a general i'm
provement in business In all PARTS of
the country. but does not anticipate
the broad general demand for horses
that featured the trade everywhere
last year.
The following dealers and shippers
arrived with consignmcnts of horses:
l.. D. Goldberg. Wausau Wis; K. r.
York, Galesburg. H. j. Adams, Chi
cage: A. l.. Edwards. Job Johnson. j.
Levine, r. O'Connel and A. o. Elder,
CHICAGO
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FOR SALE-IMPROvED OR UNIM-
proved city property or farms. Prices
and terms reasonable. New phone
4 3227-Y. 405 Hamilton,
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WANT TO BUY LINN. COTTON
wood soft maple elm. birch, syca-
more and willow. ali to be over eight
inches In diameter, sawed -four and a
half feet long. Ottumwa Crate &.
Barrel CO., 61n east Mechanic street.
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WANTED ITO RENT A FARM OF
so or 120 acres Can rive references.
/ Address Renter" care of Courier.
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AGENTS--HERE is A CoRKER4
Only pancake griddle In world that
bakes square cakes: turns thems
bakes six each time: 100 per cent
profit Canton Griddle Co. Canton, O.
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Poor Good
to fair. to choice
Drafters .s125@165 $170@220
Loggers and feeds 60@160 160@190
Farmers and small
chunks ........ 500 95 95@150
Actors and coach
erS ll0@13u l4OW3fo
Carriage pairs. 225@30O 325@675
Western, branded. $50 As 60@100
Mules ............ 10000 150@19O
Movement of Horses and Mules.
Movement of horses and mules at
Chicago stock yards for dates men
toned Received. Shipped.
Monday, Dec 3O........ 29O 81
Tuesday Dec. 81 $500. 143 1856
Wednesda-- Jan. 1.... [42 II
Thursday, Jan. 2. $500. 100 $50
Week so far .. SIS 435
Same time last week IS So
Same week 1907 .2,oss 1887
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FOR SALE.

ROTH BROS & BLAIR SELL. REAL
estate.
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FOR SALE-POLAND CHINA
EarlySspring males and gifts; ssired
by the biggest hog ever in Wapello
county Come and see him and his
get -. P, Hartman .Ottumysa, Ia,
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s5O, SAVED EAC-I WINTER BY
those using my pre- cess for convert
ing ashes into fuel Send so cents
silver today for recipe. e. H.
Shenkle, Redwood Falls. MINI
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FOR fsALE-1s SINGLE COMB
Black Minorca cockerels. ST each or,
two for $780, Bred from standard
stock. Geo. cambridge, Box $685.
Mystic, Iowa. ..S
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FOR SALE SET OF HARNESS;
lumber wagon, buggy. spring wagon,
bob sled, cultivator, all in good
shape. o. M. Smith. Agency, Iowa.
The Washington times., 1908-01-13

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Mrs. Charles
J. Holman, who at the last trial OF
Harry Thaw for the murder of Stan
ford White was wanted as a witness by
the district attorney. may testify at the
present trial as a witness for the de-
Tense. AS the mother of Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw she had ample opportunity to
study him, and her opinion Of him is said
TO bear out Litueton's contention that
the accused has been suffering from
progressive insanity for years.
According to information that reached
Mr.. Littleton from Pittsburg, Mrs. Hol-
man declares Thaw was insane long
before he married Evelyn: that she her
self was afraid of him, so violent were
mis- actions at times. And she is will
Ing 10 testify TO this effect. it Is de-
clared. LIttleton viii consider the ques-
ton of calling her today, and 1t 10 be-
leved he viii do so.
Mrs. Holman in a statement made to-
day accuses White Of bribins her son,
Howard. to take personal correspondence
from her desk. ana hand it over to him.
these comprised letters from Evelyn
Tkaw 10 her mother and correspondence
with White. Howard, Mrs Holman de-
The Washington times., 1908-01-13
Mrs. Holman May Testify
As a Witness for Than

clared. told her Of this after the last
trial ended.
In explaining the matter Mrs. Hol-
man stated she did not blame White,
and stated if he had asked her for tho
letters she would likely have given
them to him herself
Mrs. Holman 70 a representative OF
the defense has recited incidents which
she declares made her think Tn6w IN
sane. His conduct IN Paris and In Lon
don she declared was that of a man NOT
mentally sound. but Just what incidents
she furnished the defense for their use
is a secret.
The report that Mrs. Holman might
be one Of the defense's new witnesses
bears out the assertion OF LittletOn'
made when he first took up cOnsidera-
ton of the case, that he would have
no difficulty in keeping Thaw from the
death chair, at least. OF course, he may
go to the asylum at Matteawan. but the
general belief expressed about the court
is that Il viii be an easy task TO estab-
lish his mental Responsibility for the
killing
Mrs. William Thaw will testify in her
sons behalf" said Attorney A. Russell
Peabody today. Acting at the urgent
request OF Harry Thaw. she. against the
advice OF her physician, has decided 10
come to New York. She will leave Pitts
burg Thursday and may be called as a
witness Friday morning"
The Washington times., 1908-01-13
OPPOSITION FOUND
TO RAIL WAY MERGER

Announcement that the United States
Steel Corporation has secured control OF
the WISCONSIN Central railroad is
promptly followed in washington by
manifestations Of opposition to the big
merger.
It IS said on the authority of Wiscon-
sin leaders that there will undoubtedly
be an effort In that State by the State
authorities to prevent. if possible, the
annexation OF the road to the Steel
trusts transportation system, which has
lately been growing to highly significant
proportions. limitations that thu big
trust might take over the Flint and
Pere Marquette road have caused con-
Germ in Michigan, and now the Wiscon-
sin CentraIs acquisition by that interest,
along with other roads IL already con
trolls, indicates that in transpor alton
in the upper Lake country, the trust is
likely before long to be a very inn
pOrtant factor.
Whether there is any possibility Of an
effective contest against this control Of
the Wisconsin Central is not yet known.
as there has been no time for invcsuga-
ZION OF the legal questions. The road Is
Incorporated under Wisconsin laws, ana
the State administration, as we'll as
the delegation in Congress, IL is stated.
will do whatever may be possible To
prevent the new deal from becoming
effective.
That the matter viii be called TO the
attention of the President. with a re-
quest for inquiry by the Department OF
Justice, or the Interstate Commerce
Commission, or both, is predicted by
people who know the feeling among
Wisconsin interests here and at home.
The Washington times., 1908-01-13
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed
40 =. M-C s. o. Limited. Daily. Fast
NestIbuIe train Pullman sleepers 10 Lex
inEton Louisville. Cincinnati, indianapolis,
Chicago and St Louis. Connection for
Virginia Hot Springs Pullman Car LOUIS
vile 70 Memphis am New Orleans. Dining
Cars q IA carte service
u.i9 =. Nj. +. V LIMITED Daily
Solid vestibule train Pullman sleepers TO
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville,
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining Cars. a Ia
carte service Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
10 Chicago and St Louis. and Louisville t.
Memphis. Nashville. and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio offices. 5l3 Pennsylvania ave; 609 I4th
St near F. and New Union station. -eIe-
phone. Main 1880. for Washington Terminal
Cab Service. and Main 1855 OF 2zJ6 for c. & 0.
Ticket Office nO-sS-sf
The Washington times., 1908-01-13
Thaw Stopped and Spoke.

Q.-Then what did he do? Ale
stopped this and spoke to me.
Q.-What did ne say? Ale said,
How do you do? That's funny. I could
only get three seats" I said, What
did you buy an admission for your
self?' and he said, I'm going to stroll
The Washington times., 1908-01-13
AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on Tuesday.
January Il. 1903, I viii sell within my sales
rooms No. 1409 II St NV, 20 pay storage and
other charges, all goods stored in the name
OF Mrs. Cecilia CRdy and Mrs. Rose Ayde-
lotte NEE Brady. EDMUND H. BROWN.
Aucu0neer- taI-st-exSu
The Washington times., 1908-01-13

you at the Hotel Webster within two
weeks OF his death2
Al can't recall that he did.
Q--Can you recall that he did not?
A--NO, 1 cannot
He Was Alone.
Q.-WEat time did you leave your
hotel on the evening Of June IS? A
About or $50. walked alone 70 the
Hotel Aston.
Q--How did YOU 90 to the Roof Car
den from there? Any recollection IS
that / went down Broadway.
Q.-AlOne@ Ayes, alone.
Odd You reach there alone? A
I did
Odd you see any one you knew?
A.-NO. ] looked over the audience. I
went along the Twenty-siXth street aisle
10 the rear OF the stationary seats and
then sat down near the Madison avenue
aisle.
Q.-some distance from the aisle?
A-Yes
Q.-How did you ind the seats; any
one show you TO them?
A.-No- 1 took them because they were
Q.-Was there a table near the seats.
G.-What was the condition Of the
weather that night? Was 1t clear over
At was clear.
Q.-When you SAT down did you see
anyone you kneWE
Q-Whio was the first one that you
saw?
A.-Mr. Thaw.
Q-Where was Mr.. Thaw when you
saw him frst2
Ale was coming in.
Odd you see him 5efore you saw
his party2
Al think so. MCCaleb, Mrs. Beale,
and Mrs Thaw follow ed him IN. Nc
Caleb and Mrs Thaw came along the
aisle together while 8eale and Thaw
followed.
Q-Theu YOU did not see Thaw first?
A-AlthCugh he was in the rear !
recognized ThaW first
Q-FTOm where you sat your eye haC
TO travel the full length OF the gar
den IN order 10 see the entrance
A-PTactically; yes.
Q-And there We're people between
you and the entrauce2
A-TheTe were
Q-And the show was going on.
At was