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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
NOtbidrci ans bcm Siiocn.
@cluobncr ser bon GDfloncn permil.
itctcn @cgcnocn biili@bcoiiritig.
Mongcl an 9Iobrrnqanittcln
mo Sb0ud.

mo Sb0uf.
Yttunto, 90, %. Npril. -ySit
aus ocn ncucltcn 9to6rid)tcn crbcQt,
1T cine @cliCrum0 Der &crb0ltniiic IN
Den GiItrittclL mcld)c un1 Srcitag,
Somito9 mo Sonntog bon 0cn Cor
no0o@ bcimgclud)t mllrOcn, nod feline
Sclerrlng cinqctrctCn. Nlcm NnldcI-
lie nod) bobcn Wtiiiiiiippi u1b &olli-
lana am Sdmcrltcn SIT lci0cn gc6ubt
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trolfencn Wlcloungcn 5cigcu, bob in
ct1cr aroBcn Nn6obl unn 0rtIhoitct
5luiihcn Elm un0 6cbn Fcrioncn ibrcu
Zoo gciul0cn bubcn.
Observation-Disclosures limo III
Wtont1omcrp, Mobile, Nclus Orleans
uno an0crcn Nrtcn crNriifcn mor0cn.
Cos Mcttcr lit fGltcr gcruor0en, mo
Dies bat notiirlid) nod mcbr sur Nc.
ldlellni9ung Der NnItoIten iitr Sic
llntcrbrin8ung Ser SboohIolcn bel.
getrugcn. 0nS Nodrmoilcr bot bis
jcBt nid)t 5llnl &crlllit bon Wicnld)cEs
lebcn Gc'ilbrt, o6cr Der nngcrid)tcte
&crm0NcnS ld)uOcn lit in monden@c.
gen0en bon Georgia mo Nlobama
cill be6clttcn0cr. @un5 Nattiesbilrg
Wtili., lit III Gin Sn5nretbloacr Der
monoclt morocn lInO nllf Wfcilc1 i'm
llmfreiic mcrOcn BORT ollc Terlcbten
cingelicicrt bcren 3obl bcreita ii6cr
200 betrGgt. Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
meld)er 0urd) Ole Sorno0oS IN Nil
Iiliippi, Solliliono, Nlnbumu uno@es
orgiu bcrbcigcfitbrt morocn lit, miro
dlif mebrcrc MiiQioncn Collars qes
if0bt. Sn ser @c0cno BON Hidton,
Wfili., lino ollcin 10 Ycrioncn mrs
Seben gcfonmcn mo cine Solnilic
non iicbcn Wiitglic0crn lit pplItGnbig
ollsgerottct.
Ger ernltcitc Sbcil Der Gage lit
lest Die 6rogc Der Gclhofillng bon
Scbcnsmittcln mo Sbood fir Die
Mengc Der Notblciocnoen. SSSn noe.
nigitena einem Der BON ocn Sorno.
Dos ldnucr bctroifclrcn Orte iuoreIt
0eltern Nben6 ollie Nobrungsmittcl
ouf9e5cbrt. @liidlifer @eiic moren
in Dem groBen @cbiete Der @eripit.
ltlng cine Nn5obl Srtc pcrld)otlt &c.
hlieben unb oicic bcciItcn lid, 10 raid
mic moAlidL ScbcnSmittel ln0 8elS
llod) Ocn uerluiiitctcn Srteu ST Tbi-
den. Ncm Orleans ging mix @elo.
Sublfriptioncn porot; audi ionote
bieic Stnot NobrungamitteI nab ocn
onl ldpcritcir bcim0ciyd,tcn 0rten.
Nof @crid,tcn arg Sottiesbllro.
MiiiY mar Der %erLiit an Mcniden-
leben ooh piel pobcr, ais onidngli6
berld)tet lpllrGG. Su cinem 5lpiifen
eppS iIllO Elrpia gclegeten ~Serpen.
TN eolllD" murocn berte 5lu0liS oote
mo tlini5ebn %crleetc oifgefunoen.
@tOt springs. Nrf., %. gpril.
Zg9ic aus Dem ueitlid) BON bier &c
fcgcncn @cbict gentcloet miro, baber
Die (ornooocS Der pergun9ehen @n.
DIE olth BORT Spier geforbert. Sier
@eiBe mo 5ebn Neger forneil iinl's
2ebcn uno grobe Nptb berridlt IN Der
heimgciud)tcn 8egenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

WurOcn nnO E%liuOcrn bcginnt luic
Der in Nrmcnicn.

llahriht iiber Den Zoo Oc@ @onoiten'
bduptlrn1S Moiiuli unbcgrijnoet
ltmiihgrciicn scr @clIcnpcit in
Tcncpuclo. - @oicn BON go
@uupro acidloiien, bic StoOt iios
lirt.- Gbino protcitirt o%bcrrnoI"
gcgcn ioponiidc ll%gbcrGriiic in
Gorco. - @cncrolfoniltI @ilionl
ilbcr bic 6ortihrittc Scr Gbtnc-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
50 Sabre alt.

Ger ErdIibent Der Snnoelsfnmmer
Don Berlin, 8e6ein1cr Gpmmer5ien.
ROTH Ser5, lit onlGBlid Der &olen'
Dung icincS IS. 9ebenSiobres oQge-
mein aeieicrt lporocn. Ger Subilor,
mcld)cr lid nod pollfomncner for
pcrlid)er ittb qciitiger Hiiitiafeit er-
ircllt. por Der G%mpfdnger unge5ohl-
ter @rotltlotioncn bon 9tnb nnO 6ern.
8roBc 8enuotbuling bcrcitete ibnh
Gin tclegropbiid)er @liidnunif oe@
Hcitsfon5lers Siiritcn b. Billion, Der
aus Teneoig fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
(Surtictuus uun Der 1. Scitc.)

ticn ll%tSpen0ircn uno cine Wtilitdr,
Gittotur protlomircn. gle rcpltblis
foniihc Erciic bcnlttportete 0icie
9robung, inoCm iic ocn aoni9 Miu.
mel an ooS StitioI aorlS 0cS Gr.
fen bon england uno Sollts oca
Ndt5ebutcn bon 6rontreid) crintcrt.
d d. it mad Som.
HcopcL 2S. Npril. - Erin} Sc
lie sc Sogon uno W}mc Anno@oulo,
iotpie oic &inocr DER 2cBtcrcn iucrs
Den morgcn iriib bon bier nod Nom
obreiicn, no tic Guortier i'm @rono
Sotel beitclt bobcn. Gins Der Nlt'
tomobiIc Ger Mmc. @oulO lit nod
IiS5o gcitidt moroclL iuorolt9 mol
itIicBt, Dob ooS Euar ctlidc So0c
III ser Ripicrn ju Ocrbringcn Sc
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
First publication March p last April II. o..
Notice By Purchaser Under
Tax Sale.
NOTICE.

TO the owner or owners of any and
allinterest in the land herein. described,
and to the MORTGAGE or mortgages
named in all undlscharged recorded
mortgages against said land or any as
signee thereof of record
TAKE NOTICE that sale has been
lawfully made Of the following describ-
ed land for unpaid taxes thereon, and
that the undersigned has title thereto
under tax deed issued therefor. and
that you are entitled to a reconveyance
thereof at any time within six months
after return of service of this notice,
upon payment TO the undersigned or TO
the Register in chancery OF the county
in which the lands lie, OF all sumo
paid upon such purchase, to-
gether with one hundred per cent,
additional thereto. and the fees OF the
sheriff for the service or cost OF publ
cation of this notice. TO be computed
as upon personal service of declara-
ton as commencement of suit. and the
further sum of five dollars for each
description. without other additional
cost or charges. IF payment as afore-
said is not made the undersigned will
institute proceedings for possession of
the land.
Description Of land. Statesof Michi-
gan. County of Iron, as follows
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

the notice sent me by the governor re-
ferred TO above as bluff. and the act
of political bully.
THE grand jury has now met, and.
as understand. adjourned. The gov
ernor has appeared before 1t, and |.
doubt not, has done his best to estab-
lish bis charges. Again and again 1t
has been said that he had no right TO
make such charges unless he could
make good. and whatever he has, was
left first TO the jury and is now left to
the public.
THAT assisted to defrsy the cam
paign expenses Of certain Legislative
candidates never denied and openly
avowed, when interviewed several days
before my last talk with the governor.
II was the custom and in order to con-
tend against my opponents had to fight
back. see they have found an indie
tment against Judge Dunn on the
ground that he offered money for a
vote for me. The charge is absolutely
baseless 10 far as my knowledge and
privity is concerned. but that related
TO a time quite subsequent to the
charges sent to the Legislature, and
can therefore neither relieve the COVER
nor 8 conscience nor his culpability. l
have no fault or criticism to place mp
on Senator Smith for protiting as he
did from the political situation which
led the governor and his friends to
assist in placing the senatorship on the
west side of the state so that he might
emerge as the successor of Senator Bur-
rows But l am accepting the oppor.
tunity to make clear II possible to the
people of the state that at crucial
point in the senatorial canvas Gov
Warner turned political trick which
may or not prove to his political adj
vantage.
Mr. Hill was asked whether his OPP
position to the governor would not be
laid TO the score Of revenge.
There is very small strain of that
element in my nature, so weak that /
am not conscious Of it. =
% Is there not continued he ''in
Aesop fable something like this A
wood cutter was passing through the
forest and was bitten by dog which
he had fed and befriended. The wood
cutter then threw club at the dog and
was picking up stone to throw when
passerby cried, Are you doing this
for revengef' No, said the wood
cutter. 4 am doing it for justice, to
give him what he has fairly earned =
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
Herman Holmes,
Place OF Business;
Crystal Falls, Mich.
Reduced Colonist Rates

One-way tickets at special low rSses
on sale daily throughout March and
April, from all points on The North
Western Line 10 San Francisco, Los
Angeles. Portland aud Puget Sound
points.
Daily and Personally conducted tours
in tourist sleeping cars.via the Chicago,
Union Pacific North Western Line.
Double berth only 81 90, through from
Chicago For full particulars write s
A. Hutchinson. Manager. Tour list
Dept. 2l2 Clark st. Chicago, Ill, or
address nearest ticket agent. 4-15-0s
Here comes the Spring winds to chap,
tan and freckle, Use Pinesalve Car
bolized. lActs like poulticel for cuts
sores, burns. chapped skin. Sold at
Rezin's Drug Store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

IL isn't all harmony IN the national
democratic ranks by any means W.
J. Bryan has the pole by long way
but his grip on the nomination "a
being warmly contested by Governor
johnson Of Minnesota who is cutting
deeply into the Bryan support and caus.
ing considerable worry TO Bryan's sup
porters
One evidence OF the anxiety over the
johnson boom was the snmmoning TO
Michigan of the Peerless One BY
Campau and the other Bryan followers
In the state. Michigan has been con.
coded 10 Bryan hut the entry Of John.
son into the race has put the state In
the semi .doubtful column
II is generally conceded that Bryan
will win out but 40 has no oinch on the
nomination BY Any means.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

In another column will DO found the
text of special message sent to Con
gress by President Roosevelt last We'd
nesday in which he recommended
the re-enactment of the employers IL
ability law TO conform to the supreme
courts recent decision that temper
airy restraining orders he not granted
without notice. and the hearing on the
matter of permanent injunctions be
held within week tavors giving 10
railroads the right of making traffic
agreements under certain restrictions
would permit labor and farmers or.
CARNATIONS to register under the law
proposes to abolish the present provis
ions permitting the recovery Of three
folddamages urges legislation TO repres'
violence in strikes, though recognizing
strikes. themselves as legal declares
the blacklist or boycott illegal appeal
for financial legislation at the presen
session of congress favors tariff revis
ion subsequent TO the presidential cleo
ton. and proposes that wood pulp b.
placed on the free list.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

The year 1905 seems to have ushered
In recoil from the anti-corporation
mania of 1907 Especially is this true
as regards public regulation Of rail-
roads. The courts are principally re-
sponsible for this condition rs the opin-
ions handed down 80 far have been fav-
orabIe TO the railroads, or rather oppoo-
cd to the extreme policy Of the legis-
lators.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
REGISTRATION NOTICE

To the Electors of the City OF Crystal
Falls, Michigan
Notice is hereby given that for the
election appointed TO be held on Mon
day. the sixth day OF April next, the
boards Of registration of the several
wards Of said city will be In session on
Saturday. the fourth day Of April next,
from eight O'Clock in the forenoon to
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28
ELECTION NOTICE
To the Electors of the City of Crystal
Falls, Michigan

To the Electors of the City of Crystal
Falls, Michigan:
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual election in and for said city will
be held on Monday, the sixth day of
April next, from seven O'Clock in the
forenoon to Ave o'clock In the after
noon at the places in the several wards
of said city hereinafter respectively
designated. viz, in the First Ward, at
the Captains Office at the Great West
ern Mine in the Second Ward, at the
basement of the Lockwood House and
In the Third Ward, in the building
commonly known as the town hall.
The officers of said city TO be elected
at said election are as follows One
Mayor, one City Clerk and one City
Treasurer by the electors Of the entire
city; one Supervisor, one Alderman
and one Constable by the electors Of the
First Ward one Supervisor. one Alder
man and one Constable by the electors
OF the Second Ward and one Super
visor, one Alderman and one Constable
Ly the electors of the Third Ward.
Dated March 18th. 1903.
BY Order of the Council,
Robert NUNS
City Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

From present indictions wu should
Judge that Rowe OF Hematite. Edwards
of Mansfield. Benson OF Bates and Nc
Laren Of Mastodon will have no oppos-
ition. Supervisor Richards is given a
clean bill in Crystal Falls township and
will have no opponent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

Among the candidates mentioned for
the Office Of mayor OF the city of Nor
way is Gordon Murray. We don't
know any OF the others mentioned but
IL they are all as clean and capable as
Mr.. Murray they TO all right.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

eight o'clock in the afternoon. at the
following places respectively In the
First Ward, at the Captains Office at
the Great Western Mine; in the Second
Ward. at the basement OF the Lock
wood House and in the Third Ward.
at the City Clerks Office.
Dated March 10Th, 1905
BY Order OF the Council.
Robert Munns.
City Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

Stambaugh township knows when
they have good thing. Supervisor
Jobe who has been faithful servant
for the township aud has secured many
a concession for his bailiwick is to
have no opposition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

Ed. Scott is to have opposition for
reelection as supervisor OF Iron River
township Not casting any slurs at
his opponent. vet we cant resist say
ing that in Mr.. Scott Iron River has
better official than they have had in
many n day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

M. M. Duncan. OF Ishpeming is
authority for the statement trat Jas.
McNaughton. who will withon. doubt
be the upper peninsula's representative
at large to the National convention. is
in favor OF Secretary Taft. This gives
the upper peninsula solid Taft dele
CATION.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

Chairman Trebilcock OF the Marquette
board of supervisors informed the board
at its session last Wednesday that the
much heralded state supervisors con-
vention was frost. Just four super.
visors were present.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-28

Iron Mountain is TO have quiet
election this spring. so tbs said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-30

they. why are they not here to answer
our case?"
Mr. Iittleton. i'm speaking Of Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw said:
~ do not know what the Judgment
or Won gentlemen may be as to her
,nora1s or as to any reprehensibility
Of conduct either with Stanford White
or Mr. 'rhaw. but the district attor-
news manner toward her in my judg-
n,ent exceeded anything she deserved,
If amounted to unofficial antipathy-
an anUpathy which ] believe evceed-
ed by far the necessities or duties Of
his office There always we're the
notes of savagery and bitterness in his
examination of her and his comments
.npon her before the Jury who We're
mot justified nv the facts Of this case.
! do NOT know how YOU gentlemen feel
ahout If hut If has been generally uu-
doretood that a woman when she takes
q witness stand in this country is at
Iaast entitled To have her testimony
o,icitad win as much gentility, care.
tenderness and regard of the ordinary
nronrieties as ordinarily governs the
intercourse Of men and women.
~ do not say that the district at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-30
NEW MEXICO WlTHDRAWS
UNTII. NEXT CONGRESS

Washington, y. c., Jan. 2s.-New
Mexico today practically gave M it@
fight to obtain statehood from the
present session Of congress, when Gov
ornor Curry appearing with other
citizens Of New Mexico beore the
house committee on territories, to
visit the territory next summer fol-
lowing the national conventions, ana
see for themselves the Advancement
which has taken place during the past
few years, and upon which the terrl-
tory now lays her claim for state
hood
II Is the understanding that Cover
nor Curry's statement ana lnvltau ~
followed a suggestion made to him
by Speaker Cannon that an effort to
press the statehood fight at this sei-
sion would be unwise, being on the owe
of a presidential election
II is positively denied that IN con
sIderatiou of this reinquishment the
house committee or It's chairman, Mr..
Hamilton, Of Michigan, has agreed to
reuort favorably q statehood bill ~
fine short session Of congress ~"
Ne,, Mexlcans hope that such action
win be taken.
The principal speaker before the
committee was former Governor -.
Bradford Prince of New Mexico, VINO
reviewed the territorys claims TO
statehood
The committee took no action upo 4
Governor Curry's invitation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-30
TAFT PRAISES
POLICIES Of
N 'K|NLEY
POL lTICS AVOIDED AT
TlPPECAN0E DINNER
Martyred President EuJogIzed
For Placing United States at
Forefront as Influence FOR
Uplifting World,

,,, N,.-v,i,, journal SpeCIai Leased WirS'l
l"y yC,"''ap"md 1870" Inn 2q.-Secretary Of
,,o Quest of honor to-
war l'i' ,,,,aI 1fcr5inlev day
I''s"' ''' 1, ,rinnocanoe club. and
pahque1 VI t"' ',t.,tlu
spoke o." Nv .. l,l'r,,,,,aniad nv col,
secretary g., i1,,,.,,.5s ~ of the Trnitet
one' N''' .''l ,,d Congrpssman Nc.
States army ,'c'.;l %'" ,l,,trod here at
kinney Oh O"''l'' | ''''' ~. , rncentio1
noon ne ev-Go,,ernor
committee he""'' w., trrior cluh
Helflck anu '"No ,,,t, o,ae se,.yed
where an ''iio, ,''',.,,,, ',',, ,hc secretary
Late IN lhe "l'ei .,,.,l,,,,,o ol,b
was taken u CIV uooo,ti,.n wac
rooms, "here pu'I'1 ,,.han n,r o.a,,
held unul f.'o '' 'o ~ ,.5,Ir,.,' thn ,ocol
was hurried ava! 10 ,,.o'', ",'l, aaoiot,.
chapter u ln' Is 80, o,arlool,ed bv
ONO pon''cS "l'n an nonr he con-
Mr.. Iaft' lo' w. ,,,onaaor Arthur
ferred with ms ,'',, ~ DAWN chairman
|. Noyres' Wa'''' ,,,n,,,ittan and
OF the repuO''N',, ,,a,l fioht was
local Leaders. ne 'o,',, '',,',,. .,n3 proo.n
left in the hahuS VI wy naro tor,orrow
Mr., Taft VIII '',,ne ,,,'a.a ~ ,ros same
tor washington nv, ha,onnt wonId
expectation that 'l'' D''',II I,,t,o ~ the
develop a polltlcaI an ,'.r s+ato
presence OF MI. l''' III '-,, 80, ord tho
but not only ana l"e ." ,IcE-inlev
rest confine thelu9'i''o t;l,, dnr-
euIoSiHs' pul Ni'' a,,. any nuhlic
( ing his stay mere 'ii''' ,t-|, ,,.,es,,rne
! references TO any po-'',o''' '.-'',..,ad nv. q
| The banquet was plc''"'' ''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-30
STRONG ARGUMENT FOR A
PROPER DETENTION HOSPITAL


If onvthine had neen needed &c
n,ino rorcibIv to the attention of the
ot.,, oo,,ornment The urgent need for
,,,,,.ne,l,, constructed and equipped
dotention bospital. and to induce i'm
r,odiato action to that end. II Is to be
taura tr the conditions growing out
~, t1o rsccnt RIM Of smallpox cases
,,,,i.i,,r Tho rse of the so-caled
,,,,a,',,,t,o bosnitol" on the edge Of
~ ,.,ono vrbtrh has hecn described
,,'c-n. rast bause in the very
,,,l,,,+ s,,r,,, of that word.
-.-.,,,,,f,,t b,e came
ColhplaIh' "l'9i ,,a1,, ,,op-
from patenlS "h' '"F ..,,.5i,,,a as ,o
iineu N lhe "l''C .,,, c,,,,,,ist,.
the condluoh OF the pu'!",,Ie' l.,o
ings and attehoahce' put t"V 'l''t t,,,ar
Of these Complaints VIM" 'l,'' =
formal shape ~ ma .,., ~ ,,',a t,a. ro-
Wilson, Wite Oh uel'ia'' ""o -,
Gently heen reIeaSeu o5'' ,,,, 5,,r,
house aItef pelnE ue''i"gI ,,-..a Ms
ing mild attack OF lhe oISe'Se, & olai
Wilson was an occupa', u w. ...,,.o,, ,
dental building Nneh SH9 con u ''s l1,,,. ',,'
the disease. she mas couseu " ~
Of hef lelleI u " -, ,,l
member of the ooaru ol no''tl' 'I...'',l ,'',E
to each member OF the Guy So"''en.
The letter when deScrloes ',io pp''.s p
house as place unilt lof lhe 'ous'i,e
of animals. and the service an" "1"'
ment as worse thah lha' atCoI "e"
convicted felons, Is give" "'l"" J."
fun:
/ uAthuoueruue. \. Nj, Jan. %, l9oS'
"To the Board of Health of the City
OF Albuduerque.
..scan.lamen: After the city health
ors,oer nronounccd my case smallpox
a,d r,,t nm the olarantine, he said h
,,,a,,ta either have to keep the whole
| Cociaanta1 buildtng under quarantine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-30
Lisbon Policemen Killed in Riot.

Lisbon. jan. 29-Two policemen
were Killed In today's manifestations
Dr Monis. J. II. Dossantos and Nis-
count Bravu. ciss.dents.
and Alfonso Costa q member Of the
republic comnittee, have been arrest-
ed This committee recently issued
manifesto, but are not considered re-
sponsibla for the attempts against per-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-30
LittIeton in Address Declares
Any Other Verdict ImpoSSi-
Bile in Face of Showing Set
Forth in Defense,
JEROME SCORED FOR
MISCONDUCT AT TRIAL
SneerS and InSinuationS Take
the Place of Evidence in
Prosecutions Case, De-
CIareS Defendants Attorney,

CIareS Defendants Attorney
IBy Morning journal Special LeaEed Wire.l
New York, Jan, 29.-Martin w. Lit
Teton, chief counsel in the de-
fense of Harry x. Thaw today ask
ed for the acquittal of his client up
on the ground of insanity, declaring
he could not see how. in the face OF
the evidence, the jury could render
any other verdict The serious and
sincere evidence of the defense tend
ing to establish the insanity Of the de-
rendant Mr. Littleton declared, has
been answered only by the sneers ana
insinuations of District Attorney Jer-
ONE. There sneers and insinuations,
the young Pittsburger's advocate as
serted, were not the competent proof
that the law required the prosecution
authorities to produce, once the insan-
ity Of the accused person was made
the issue He repeatedly urged upon
the Jury to remember that in case
Of this kind the burden of proof rests
upon the state to prove the sanity OF
the defendant beyond all reasonable
doubt. Mr.. Littleton warmly defend
ed Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw against
". Wy 80 III understand what she had
se C'e - oyaat. cri,,,a she had COM
uoiie' +" 10 1.,IIao,ad IN tba upbt Of all
aho Ma confessed herself to be, that
at', nnosao,tor shouId transcend all
ti'', 49,, n,nas ,F nronriat,, and decency and
..e t,.1t ~ Iostrov her when in the
"t'e''pt ~ 10 ,,,o., ro,d,, to "coddla
he@' ~ ,.,,,,.,, fo,. Tho testimony
ana mug an" ,,,na1,o,, HIM
OF sucll d S'o'''''' ..sl,,,i,, NJ tha Now
me-, NV. g., Tna address Of the de-
io'n o''' ..-naa,, taol, nm all of the
,.,,, ro,eio,s and District Attorney
DAY $ sessions "''g -, '..,',,I,. to,,,orrov
jerome Is expected l." I'I'Il 'o,i,1, .,,
II lie sHou'" ',I'','' '',..,,. ,,.iu ona,.e.o the
SION . US l''e ci1os, r. Mr. Terome's
Jury Ill I"e a. ',, ,,,,u info the
address Shou'" M .,t ora to the
afternoon the case Will '''' So
jury untI ffloaN' ,a, thore
Mr.. LiltIcIoh urE'u VIZ o,,,,,,
should be no COM -, the
ed that IL any DOUBT eA'S'S
minds OF the jurors '"1' 5aat and
solve it in favor OF the % ae,'l'u'i.' ~
acQut him. lie pesBeu 'ue''! '..... ~ ~
be misled by the distrIct a''otHr> ~ -.
to voting for a verdict OF cohVlc'l"' IL
some lesser degree than that Oh P''
mary murder,
49, nt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-30
PAINTS GRUEsOME PICTURE OF.
CONDITIONS At PEST HOUSE

Wife of Albuquerque Dentist Who Has Been mere Oe
scrbes The Citys Detention Hospital as Place UnI't
For the Housing Of Animals - Dirt Floors CrunpIng
Roofs. Dirt and Debris - Patients Forced to Prepare
Their Own Food - Treated Worse Than Convicted
FeIonS."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-30
Prince Gathered 10 Ills Fathers.

Berlin, Jan 20 Prince Gustave
Ernst of Erbach- -schocnberg died to-
dan aged slNty-eght