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Statement Of Defense.

Daniel Reilly of counsel for the de-
fcnSc said:
''Therc was no evidence in this case
to warrant 4 verdict of manslaughtcr.
IT. should either have been murder in
the first degree or acquittal on the
ground Of insanity. The Jurors were
permitted 10 roam about the country
in an automobile and Gu right to the
verge of the scene of the homicide,
which is clearly against the Jaw We
VIII have affidaVIts TO prove that such
is the ease and also that the jurors
we're permitted 10 leave the jurisdiction
of the county and have been on gov
eminent property at Fort Trotter, all
of which Wilt be urged as ground for
setting aside the verdict
The conviction came MS surprise.
1t had been expected that a verdict Of
acquittal on the ground of insanity.
or a disagreement would result.
No one was more surprised than Dis
trict Attorney De Witt. who had said
all ne could hope for was a disagree
mcnf.
Unlike the scenes ATTENDING tho trial
of Thornton Hams, the defendant S
brother, who was acquitted of compile
ity in the same crime, there was no
dcmonStTatI0n IN court when tho ver-
dict WAS returned
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-Four Ballots Taken.

After the jury was discharged, Juror
Craft said four ballots were taken.
On the first ballots six voted for mur-
der in the first degree and SIX for ac-
quittal on the ground of insanity. On
the fourth ballot the compromise of
manslaughtei in the first degree was
reached. Little consideration was given
10 the expert testimony Juror Craft
said. They believed. he continued, that
Mrs. Claudia IIains had confessed TO
her husband regarding improper rela-
tions with Anuis and that Annls de.
served his fate, hut none OF them would
consider tine uDwrittcu law and there
fore the manslaughter verdict resulted.
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Defendant Turns Pale.

aptaiu Hams stood up aud faced the
jury, throwing back his shoulders
in military fashion while Foreman
Sundling recitcd the verdict As he
heard The decision, Hams face was as
white MS chalk. He stood for few
moments motionlcss staring at the Jury.
Then one of his lawyers touched him
and he quietly sat down.
A few moments later, apparently lit'
tie affected by the verdict, he walked
from the court room with steady
stride aud was taken back to Jail
In striking contrast was the grief
Of his aged father. General Peter c.
HaiuS. and Of his brother. Major John
T. Hams For 4 moment they sat as
if dazcd then broke down and wept.
The captain : mother was not in court.
General Hains, however. quickly com
municatcd the verdict to her over the
telephone.
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Mir. Smoot offered an amendment re-
duciug the rate of carbons for cleo
trio lighting. which the finance com
mittec provided With a duty of 10
cents per hundred feet Mr. Smoot :
amendment offered for the finance
committee made the duty on carbons
made entirely of petroleum coke 30
cents per hundred feet, while for car
hons into tho manufacture Of which
lamp black is used 60 cents per hun
drcd feet
The amendment was passed over at
the request of Mr.. LaFollette, who
Continued on Pace -Four
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07
China J Portugal

Comunican de Canton (China) que ell
litigio entire ell Celeste Imperio Y Por-
tugal sobre la soberania de los alrededo-
res del puerto de Macao, pesar de ha-
berse dicho que Sc hallaba defnitiva-
mente resuelto contin1a pendiente toda-
via.
La comisi6n de delimitaci6n Sc dispone
a elhpezar sus trabajos.
La situaci6n de los Portugueses es
crftica, pues su comercio, de resu1tas del
boycottsge que lie declare la poderosa
sociedad antiportuguesa de Canton, esta
casi arruinadO Gran n1mero de casas
sc hallan desalquiladas y desiertos los
almacenes, habiendO bajado en- mas de
la mitad el valor de los inmuebles te-
rrenOS.
Los chinos han emigrado de Macao.
estableciendose en- ell vecino puerto
Chiang-chao.
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FRANCIA
Paris 27 de JIGGl.lo..

Paris q de JE;tEo.
Sc siente aauf gran inquietud res
pecto de la situaci6n de Espana EN-
Marrueeos.
r'rancia considera que Espana usa
de su derecho al caStigar las tribus
del Riff, pero la mpv Hizaci0n de la
matad del ejercito espanoa, lndica que
Espadla esta naciemho prnparativos EN-
una escala que es possible despierte
sospecnas y provoque complicaciones
lnternacionanes.
La censlra riglurosa que' mantienen
las autoridaSles espanolas, que es
ooslbae hagan concebir una idea eXage-
rada de La sitalaci0M polftica anterior
eel aquel pals, sc comdema aqql1 como
absurda inntil.
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La GUERRA EN- MEL|LLA
DELA PRENSA DEL EXTERIOR
Interesantes y tragicos detalles

Sc requieren cuarenta mil hombres pa
ia pOder derrotar definitivamente
los moros.
Ell gObierno eierce la mas ,rlgurosa
censura sobre la publication de noticias
respecto de la guerra con las kabilas del
Riff No Sc permite imprimir ninguna
noticia fuera de los despachos oficiales,
y la communication telef6nica con los pc
riodicos de provincias, ha sido suprimi-
da. Ell gobierno considera estas medi-
das justifcadas desde el punto de vista
de la necesidad militar y a causa de la ac-
titud antipatri6tica asumida por la prem
sa liberal republican, en- SUI campana,
contra ell gobierno. La edicion entera
de aver de t'El Pais' fue coniscada v
han sido cerrados todos los clubs repu-
blicanos. Las personals que fueron arres-
tadas aver causa de los des0rdenes ocu-
rridos la partida de tropas, seran So
metidos 4 un consejo de guerra, bajo la
inculpaci0n de haber cometido delito de
|sedicion.
En- respuesta 4 un telegrama que lie
|enviara un grupo de diputados liberia
les y republicanos, al senior Maura, pre-
|sidente del Consejo de Ministries, pidien-
do que ordenara la convocatoria de las
|Cortes, este contesto que por mas que
|deseaba no ignorar al Parlamento, con-
sideraba que esa demanda estaba basada
en- un falso concepto de la situacion, pues
los acontecimientos de Africa no altera-
ban de ning1n modo la politica del Go
bierno
Noticias recibidas por correo en- Hen
daya, dicen que las demostraciones con-
ira la guerra, continuaron el microbes
y Ell jueves. Cuando el Rey Alfonso
XIII visito los cuarteles para despedir
a los soladdos que marchaban Marrue-
eos. estos y sus esposas hiciero1 mani
festaciones violentas contra la guerra.
Tres companias de cazadores Sc amoti-
naron amenazando sus oficiales que
trataban de tranquilizarlos, pero final
mente fueron rodeados por otras tropas
y Sc les quitaron los cartuchos.
Durante ell motln Ell la estaci0n del fe-
rrocarril, la multitud gritaba 81 Abajo
la guerra - Y trat6 de destruir los va
cones. Hubo que lamar tropas en- auxi-
lilo de la po1icia para restaurar ell orden,
resultando algunas personals heridas. Sc
han prohibido todas las reuniones que
Sc habian anunciado, cuyo obieto era
protestar contra la guerra Sc ha ame
nazado con pena de confscaci6n los
periodicos que publiquen noticias falsas
de la guerra. Sc dice que la exitaci6n
pubflca aumenta.
Melilla. 25 de Julio.
Sc ha sentido esta tarde un fuerte
canoneo, 10 que indica que Sc ha comen-
zado una nueva batalla entire las tropas
espanoias Y las kabilas.
Las avanzadas de los moros han sido
grandemente reforzadas por las tribus
de la region central del Riff.
Madrid, 25 de Julio.
El Estado Mayor General ha publica-
do hoy un parte Official de las bajas SUI
fridas por el ejercito espanol durante
los combates de aver en- los alrededores
de Melilla.
Seg1n ese parte, hubo muchas baias,
fuerOn muertOs un coronel Y cinco Ofcia.
les fl parte dice que hub0 260 soldados
muertos, alegandose que todavfa no Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07
Ceuta, 26 dc, Julio.

Ha sido p&aIizada la construction del
camino real de esta plaza a Tetuan, 4
|causa de las amenazas de la tribn de An
ghera, la que declara que atacara 4 los
|trabajadores espanoles menos que Sc
(retiren. Sc teme un conficto, pues, las
kabilas estan muy excitadas con motive
de los sucesos de Melilla.
Barcelona, via Perpignan, 26 de Julio.
A la declaration de la huelga general
|aqui esta manana, han seguido actos de
|violencia por parte de los huelguistas,
|quienes protestan contra la guerra his
|pano-
Los huelguistas han apedreado los
|tranvlas y levantado los rieles
La polic1a montada ha dado varias car
gas contra la multitud, de las que han
resultadO algUnas desgracias. Sc han he
|cho cientos de arrestos Las calles estan
desiertas, y la mayoria de los almacenes
|y tiendas cerrados.
No es possible obtener alimentos de
fuera de la ciudad, y sus habitantes SUI
fren grandes inconvenientes, para pro.
veerse de 10 indispensable para ell susten-
to, principalmente la clase pobre.
Los precios son casi prohibitivos.
Madrid, q de Julio.
Hoy Sc celebr0 Consejo de Ministries,
en- ell cual sc decide, en- vista de 10 grave
de la situaci6n en- Catalina, declarar ell
estado de sitio EN- Tarragona v en- Ge-
roma
Los huelguistas de Barcelona han cor
tado los hilos telegraficOs entire aquella
ciudad y Madrid.
Las 1ltimas noticias negadas aqui di-
cen que los huelguistas' han invadido las
fabricas y han Tornado ell paro gene
raj.
Ell estado Mayor anuncia que en-
las afueras de Malilla ocurrieron A.
geras escaramuzas, de las que result
taron un muerto y ocho heridos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07
Ndmero 1872

La muerte Gel .teniente coroncl Ya-
nez Marin, ocurrida ell % de los co.
rrientes, fue muy dramatica.
Ell regimientO espanol habia sido
diezmado; Yanez Marin estaba heri-
do, y ordeno un sargento que lie quiz
tara la vida para no caer en- manos de
los moros, que 10 torturarian. Ell sar-
gento obedeci6 Ia orden, Y cerrando
los ojos, dispar6 sobre el coraz6n de
su jefe.
Las perdidas espa6olas, hasta la fe-
cha, Sc estima en- unos 400 hombres en-
tre muertos y heridos.
Cerbere, q de Julio.
Avisan de Barcelona que la policfa
al tratar de imponer orden entire los
huelguitas, ha causado una docena
de muertos
Dos tranvias fueron volcados y los
desordenes continnan.
Las comunicaciones por tren, por te-
legrafo por telefono, son imposibles.
Ha legado de Tarragona un regi-
miento de ,infanteria para reforzar la
guarnici6n.
Hendaya, q de Julio.
Ha llegado aqui un correo de Espa-
ia que dice haber. causado gran SEN
saciom la declaration del estado die 81
ito en- Barcelona.
Cientos de jovenes reservistas cru
zan La frontera de Francia, y dicen que
ellos no van Ia guerra porque solo
Sc estan ventilando intereses particu-
lares
Perpignan, 81 de Julio.
Durante un combate en- las GALES
de Barcelona, que tuvo lugar hoy, mu-
rieron un captain y tres polic1as.
Ocho huelguistas fueron muertos y
como 20 heridos.
Madrid, % de Julio.
Los frances SIC cotizarom hoy em Ia
Bolsa, a 10 por 100 premio. En- la
de Lisboa, a 11.50 por 100 pre1nio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07

Tres companies Sc suhlevarOn, 10
rando reducirlas al orden y Quitar1es
los cartuchos.
En- la estaci0n del Mediodia Ell pue-
bio trat6 de descarrilar los trenes y
las mujeres y ninos fueron pisoteados
por la caballer1a que ayud6 la po7
! aicia & establecer ell orden, resrltan-
do Varios heridos.
Sc han suspendido todas las reu-
niones en- las que Sc protestaba contra
3 guerra.
Al los peri6dices Sc les ha prohlbldo
,uhlicar deSpachos falSOs, baJo pena
de ser confiscadoe.
Barcelona, % de julio
Las tropas que iban ser embarcadas
sara Meli'la Sc amotinaron y un hata-
l6n amenaz0 8 su coronel y a sus oticla-
3os con las bayonetas-
Sc nam6 precipitadanmente a otras
rupaS Sc desarm0 los amotmadOs&
Nelilla, % de Julio
Ell general Marina, comandante de
Has fuerzas espanolas en- Marnecos, re-
gres6 hoy de una vista de inspection a
las avanzadas. Ell general declara que
lDs meres estan desplegando I'm valor
alesesperado que usan armas modernas,
prediciendo que la campana sera larga
y dura.
Los santones de Ia region del Sur de
Marruecos estan predicando la guerra
santa,y los naturales sc preparan para
II nnirse con los moros que estan alta
cando Melilfa
Las posiciones espanolas fueron re-
sorzadas hoy con tropas llegadas de Es-
Pai1a. Durante Ell combate de aver los
mOros lIegaron a 500 yardas de Melilla,
ejando al ser rechazados, 104 mnertos
sn el campo de bataIla.
Ha salido de Barcelona ell vapor Alton
so XII, conduciendO su bordo el bata-
Hon de Cazadores Alba de Tormes, nIl-
mer1 s, con destlno Africa
Melilla,24 de Julio
Tn lnforme Official publicadO esta no
che, referente al combate del % entire las
TxShiIoosx ~ Too frapoS ocnoI1nToe, 11on ono
al amanecer los moros iniciaron un alta
| que contra las posiciones espano1as, con-
centrando sus esfuerzos sobre Sldi RIu-
sa y la guarnicl6n de Cabo Moreno,
Slgulendo un combare fur1oso; per0
Sels compaiilas de infanteria y una ba-
terra de artilleria de montana hicireron
una salida y el enem1go retrocedi6 dos
Kilometres.
& Durante Ia lucIia, murieron un Co
rone1 Y tres oficiales mas herklos. FL
nnmero de bajas DE Ia cIase de tropa
mo sc conOce todawfa.
Sc Ila mandado parte de las tropas
sfecien desembarcadas, como reflerzo !;
g las cuatro Y media che La tar<te los
1norOs volvieron q asumir la ofensfva,
ghxciendose ell combate general y vien-
lose coanpelidos los espaholes a abau-
lonar el terreRo que habian ganaklO
n Ia nhailana, bajo el fuego mOrtife
) de los morOe, vofviendo 8 sus an
guas poalciones.
Madrid, "a de JufiO.
Sc dice que el generai Marina, je-
sie de las fuerzas espaGOlae e1 Meii-
La ho fnfnrmadea n Nnh1omnn de one
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07
Madrid, 25 de Julio.

| Anoche q las nueve volvierOn a alta
car los moros las tropas espanolas.
Ell General Linares, Ministro de la
| Guerra, en- una entrevista hoy, anunci0
que muy pronto ascenderlan a 24,OOO
hombres ell n1mero de tropas enviadas
| q MelilIa, hacienda llegar el contingente
a las 6rdenes del general Marina 4
&c, 900 hombres. Sc contin1a fernando
nuevas brigadas.
Ell general Sanchez, Gobernador mill
tar de Granada, ha sidO nombradO gober-
lnador de Melilla en- srlstitucion del ge-
neral Marina.
La guarnici6n regular de Melilla ha
|sido reforzada con la brigada catalana,
compuesta de $500 hombres, y la bri-
gada mixta de Madrid, que cuenta
5, ZOO hombres Estan tambien Ell mar
cha para el lugar de las operaciones, la
brigada de Andaluc1a de $500 hombres
Y la brigada de Orozco de 1000 hom-
bres.
Ell servicio de Administration Militar,
durante los combates en- las fueras de
Melilla, ell dia %, fue muy deiciente.
Las tropas que combat1an Sc encontraron
varias veces sin munciones y sc vieron
obligadas a retroceder. Una baterla Sc
|encontro sin parque y cay6 momenta-
neamente Ell manos del enemigo.
Alhucemas, 26 de Julio.
10000 moros han salido de esta region
para ir i rcanirse 4 las fuerzas 1iifrnas
frente Melilla, donde estan construyen-
do trincheras EN- las alturas. Los mara
bouts estan predicando la guerra santa
e infamando el esp1ritu belicoso de las
tribus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07

Anoche a las nueve volvieron alta
car los moros las tropas espanolas.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-17

FOUR ROOMS AND BATH; VERY BEST LO-
cation. Soc MANAGER. the Coywood. 122S
1t. NV. iell.tf
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-08

Mr.. Geo. C. Weber came in from
Denver Monday evening, and remained
here until Wednesday evening combin-
ing business and pleasure. After re-
naming a short time in Denver he
will start east on business trip in
connection with the United Wireless
Telegraph company with which he is
associated as agent.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-08

A rich strike has been made during
the past week in the Commodore mine
near Lawson. 1t was made at the
depth of six hundred feet from the sur
face and sustains the past reputation
of this big shipper. The streak aver
ages from one foot to eighteen inches
in width and shipment of five tons
netted $4S2-0 90 or an average of $96. 40
per ton. All Indications point to con-
tinuous body of excellent ore. Mining
affairs in and around Lawson and Du-
mont are rapidly coming to the front
spurred on by such strikes as are re-
corded and other rich properties in
those sections:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-08

Chas. M. Berry, manager of the
Wyandotte M. & M. Company, left for
Denver Thursday morning, and after
arranging some business matters there
will go to Columbus, Ohio, where all
officers of his company reside with the
exception of himself. He will go there
to consult in reference to the future
welfare of the company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-08

Elmer Lynn, young boy who has
been living at the Cliff house, is ac-
cused of making away with postoffice
money order for $40 and $50 bill be-
longing to one of the guests of the
house. The funds were intrusted to
his care, and instead of rendering
proper stewardship to his employers,
he appropriated the entire amount and
took the Wednesday morning train for
Denver. He was apprehended in the
city and will be returned to the reform
school where he formerly was an oc-
cupant.