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The evening world., 1909-01-16

Los ANGELES, Cal. Jan. l6-The
entries for santa Anita track Monday
follow:
FIRST RACE-Ssllinr: seven fu-lonss. &c.
Rlcta, luI Hattie lIotfnAn, lu2. Azo, iO4
Mr. Bish0p 100. Aiterhcrg In Allen Lee.
lo', Lare.ns Hinio,, lpI. French Cook. io1;
n,tls, ioi GUS. los; brXtrIue. io7. Prov,
Ior', l07. SOlus, lu!. Donald Macdonald,
100.
SECOND RACE-Selling: tvo.year-olds
three f,Irl1nrs -Maternus, Ito: Hemas iUT
Oswald B. lOi ]. NJ. Stokes, Ia Counsel
j., no. Gregora llO. Mrs Trunk Hogan
l02; Phosphorus, ITO, Credit Account, no.
Charles Harvey 10, Kora. l07 Dora
THIRD RAcE-selllns. one mlle.-Moe.
sey. 1903: rre'enson, lOj; Proper, 49, Ida
May. 9s; PIckaway, l0j Critic l0l; Har-
court, 1903 s., EImwcod ZIG; BLACK Mate
thage, 100; Catherine F., 0s Alma Boy
ll3: Grand Dame. i0l Barney Oldflcld, 100
FOURTH RACE-Purse; one mile.--Nor
btt l04; 81. Chief, III; Orbicular, ll3
Edwin 7 FRYER, ll3.
teenths o, ml,e-knigh, OF lyanhoe. lVJ
Varieties. 10. kIngo. the Mist. lvp; Lord
s,anhope 100: sam Bernard, la.
SIXTH RtCE-Sr!Ing five and one.hal'
!urpnrs. --Ltght Comedy, l"!; Town Topics
ip1. Free Knlgh, the Bear l0I B!lly May
ham. lpi Lswlora. lHb. kurDpitklu. lU2
E.scalante los; Amigo. los; l.loerto. lUt
Aunt Polly. no. Old Settler. IS. Tlunt, lUl;
Taylor GeorEe. iOI, Bright Albert. lW
Apprentice allowance. Clear. heavy
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HARRY THAW WILL
HAVE TRIAL HERE;
IS DENIED A JURY
Question of Sanity to Be De-
cided Before Judge or Ref
eree-Jerome Wins Point.

NYACk, Jan. 1G, -. Harry X Thaw
will be given trial in New York City
10 determine whether he is sane or in
sane. An order TO that effect was issued
to-day by Justice A. s. Tompkns, to
whom an appeal asking for trial was
made by Mrs. William Thaw, Harry's
mother.
Under Justice Tompkins's decision
Thaw will not be given trial by jury
Mrs, Thaw's petition requested such a
hearing. but as Justice Mills had al
ready refused to grant a similar request
Justice Tompkins denied that portion
OF the petition and ordered that the case
be heard before court or judge OF New
York City, with or without the assist
ance OF referee, as the trial Judge may
decide.
The questions presented TO Justice
Tompkins for his decision included the
validity of the commitment the present
mental condition OF the prisoner, and
whether IL is now safe for him to be at
large. Justice Tompkins decided that he
viii not consider the question OF validity
as that has siready been passed on ad.
versely by justices Morschuuser and
Mills and Is now on appeal to the AID.
pellate Division. The question of Thaw's
present sanity, Justice Tompkins says,
is entitled TO be fairly tried and deter.
mined.
The decision of Justice Tompkins TINT
the trial be held in New York City is
regarded as a victory for District Attor-
ney Jerome as during all the hearings
before judges Morscnauser and Mills In
reference to similar wrts OF habess
corpus and again before Justice Tomp.
kius, he insisted that Thaw's sanity
trial should take place before a court in
New York County.
Justice Tompkns sent copy OF his de.
c!s!on IN the plea OF Harry Thay 70
District Attorney Jerome to-day. This
opens the way for the expedition OF ths
preceding,
Slr. jerome will confer on Monday
with counsel FOR Thaw concerning n
date and place for the hearing. 1t will
probably be held before Justice Vernon
NJ. DAVIS in Part H.. Special Term OF
the supreme Court, and may start next
week.
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W|FE'S BROTHER
INVITED FRIENDS
TO TRAP HUBBY
Weinfeld Took Two on His
Sleuthing Trip and Got
Evidence.

Justice Blanchard. In the Supreme
Court to-day, signed an lnterlocutory
decree of divorce In favor OF Dorothy NJ.
Lang in her suit against Adolph Fl.
Lang. They We're married at Richmond,
Va. Nov. >, 1902, and have one child,
Spencer David Lang.
Mrs. Lang charged that her husband
was guilt Of misconduct with an un-
known woman on Dec. %, 1905, in the
ST. Paul Hotel, SIxtieth street and Co.
lumbus avenue. He did not defend the
suit.
Henry j. Weinfeld. brother Of the
plaintiff, testified that on the evening
of Dec. % two male friends called on
him and they went to Pabsts restau-
rant where they had few drinks.
WeinfeId said. as they We're leaving;
why, that looks like -Adolph Lang"
pointing to man who was walking on
the street with a young woman.
Three Followed Pair.
That can't be possible" We!nSld
said his friend replied He added that
he got good view afterwards and saw
it was his brotherin.law. He then ties i.
titled that all followed Lang. who went
to the ST. Paul Hotel. entered with the
woman, and his brother-in-law regis.
tered as a. ID. Rolph and wife They
were assigned to room No. lo1.
Il then registere," said VENTED,
and got room on the floor above. |
went to my room and waited until the
bellboy had gone downstairs, and then
.ejoIned my friends, Walter l.. Frank, a
real estate dealer, or No. 69i Madison
avenue, and lsidore Altman, a theatrical
man, of No. $50 West One Hundred and
Thrty-seventh street.
Il took them 10 my room, and ordered
three bottles OF beer. When the boy
brought the beer requested him to go
to room No. lQ7 and knock on the door
My friends and followed the bov
The door was opened a little WAY. and
| pushed my way in, ! saw Lang In the
room. undressed, and a young woman in
light attire. Sue seemed very much
frightened and ran into closet
turned to Lang and said:
What the devil does this mean"
He made no answer and s,neare5
stunned. ! then called Frank and Ar
man into the room and said: BOYS, iook
here" and they came In and looked az
the pair and taen We all left.
Justice Blanchard's decree awards
Mrs, Lang the custody OF the child and
authorizes her 10 assume her maiden
name.
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NATIONAL BUYS
ORIENTAL BANK
Former Institution viii Change
Name to National Reserve
of City of New York.

The Consolidated National Bank, oil
Ma 81 Broadway, with the aid OF Messrs
Victor and Lewis, of Sullivan & Crom.
wells office, as steering committee, has
formulated plan for taking over al
that is worth while in the Oriental
Bank. OF Broadway and John street
with a branch at No. II Bowery.
The Oriental was one Of the institu.
tons that closed during the bankers
panic Of october. 1907. 1t attracted the
attention of Attorney General Jackson,
who secured from Justice Platzek in
the supreme Court the appointment OF
the Carnegie Trust Company as tempo.
rary receiver.
Shortly afterward the bank secured a
loan from the Metropolitan Trust Com.
panv of enough 20 pay off all depostors,
giving ~ own securities, But the ORR
entail has not recovered strongly from
that episode, and now its directors
would like to wind up It's affairs. It is
entirely solvent and nobody will lose a
penny.
The Plan OF the Directors.
The plan Of the Board OF Directors OF
the Consolidated National Bank, which
mus be ratified by the shareholders,
contemplates the increase OF the capital
stock of the Consolidated from 81 600 00O
to 100000 and the change of the name
Of the bank to the National Reserve
Bank Of the City OF New York.
The board has passed resolution 10
refer the proposition TO special meet
ing Of the shareholders to he held Feb
IS at noon. The plan authorizes the
purchase OF portion OF the assets o,
the Oriental Bank, and TO afford an op.
portunitS 10 the shareholders in the
Oriental 10 subscribe for shares OF the
increased capital OF the Consolidated or
National Reserve Bank" al $50 4
share.
We have q surplus now OF $50 On "
said Mortimer II. Wagar who he!ped Ia
organize III, Consoiida ted Bank in the
old Consolidated Exchange in 1901 III
~ pur purpose to reduce this by s9,O 0Go
which will be returned TO our shars,
1n,dcrs, take over the good part M
The assets Of tie Oriental, which /.
aInut IN iiQuidate and go on, Of husI-
moss. Then their stockholders Will ,ake
Nm 10000 OF our capital stock and ada
$40 90 TO the surplus. Il is IN no sense
a constellation
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

sew ORLEANS, La, Jan 1.-THE
entries for the Suburban TrJri: Monday
follow:
FIRST RACE-Fiye.eightas 10 mile:
sling. --'AIanle leo. Be;tlo Pirate. lbs;
rafI Chlnn, lO}. 'Lqdy PSYCHE, 91; Vendor,
IN Young jess. luI Pegasus, 10,
SECOND RACE Tiye.eighihs ot a mile;
ny Blue Han. 100; Coat cutter. "a,
f,.t.a Miller, iOj Morning Light, io2; LADY
,a.uln, 10, Spr.g"t. 80, Tav!oca, %. Gu.
'ul.Oi, %.
THIRD RACE Three. ,our,hs mile; purge.
-M..np,e'tH, i'.. Nar,Iuu., 10; BrJugGaH,
~. fDya.|y, 20.
r1uRTH EA'E-r, &c quarter mile.
r-Hng.--J1r Levy. luD. l.. NJ. Eckert, lOd.
q ESQ. IL. N.rl Dunoaue, 10 knt- Gag
a ). ~; DIOR r. ID. III. ur. Nash It@
rIr-rH RACE. -Tare'-qpagter mu". fsl'luz.
Dorothy w.. lUi. Profitable, 900, Milton
LAM. 900 Alamo. 10. 'A!r. EUfpp. loI;
'Nnlitl5us. io!: Cirf cole 10
SIKH RACE--siK and hl.. 'lt.ongg D..
'.. Wamsgy. lOi, Hapghty. il7. II, u.
N.Leoi, l%: III Tracey; iO9i Ceiabasl iga:
'ApurcU'lc" Clear, muddy.
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lywed fiat Was he willing? WHY. |
thought lie would sail right through
that telephone wire at me. and he
rushed downtown painting and took
ME to the police station and got that
general alarm thing taken OFF and then
took me out to supper
She's Just TIC. Happy.
And now I'm Just too happy to- live
and / m going right uptown to get a
furnished fiat for me and Mortimer,
and never want to be anything hut i
Newlywcd.
SO there you are and get my weight
straight, please, and also say thar |
never wore French heels TO make me
higher, And my eyes are gray, not
blue" which was altogether ain I'M
necessary statement, for Mrs. Ham
burgs eyes We're rs handsome pair
OF gray eyes as you are apt 20 find in
the makeup OF any remarkably pretty
young woman, with Newlywed look
about her and Newywed veil and
hat.
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DIED.

NAJGLE.--on Friday. Jan Is. at her
home ~ Nassau -. Brooklyn. MARY
ANN NAI'GLE. born in Grenhan. strockg-
town. County Ro,eommon. Ireland, aged
:, years
Relatives and friends srn respectfully
invited 20 attend funeral from her late
res.dence on Tuesday at 80 4. n, thence
10 S. Johns Pro Cathedral. where a sol
emn mass will be- offered UP. ir,erment
IN H,iy Cross Cemetery.
wYSsE.--on Jan. IA. 1909. GATHER.
INE wYNSE, beloved daughter OF the
late John and Mary wynns.
Funeral from her ists residence, 1898
Third sv., On Sunday. Jau. II. At : p.
". intsrmsnt IN Calvary csnstsfy.
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PRESIDENT JEFFERY,
OF RIO GRANDE, HERE,
SEND S AID ORDERS.

President E. r. Jeffrey. Of the Den
yer and Rio Gil unde Railroad, was
,otified at his hot 81 early to-day OF the
disaster at DotserI Col, and immedi-
ately placed himself in Geographic
communication with the nearest points
10 the scene OF the collision. He pro-
ceeded early to his o.Hce in the West
ern Union building, where he received
a dispatch from General Manager A T.
Ridgway to this effect:
DENVER, Col. Jan. IL.
az. r. Jeffrey, 1875 Broadway,
Train No. s. leaving Denver loth'
collided with Train Go at Whlstiins
Board west OF Dotsero "a, T. NJ re-
sulting in very serious accident' sew
eral passengers killed and Injured De-
tails later. Chief surgeon und, other
officers and myself leaving sere now
ii5 A. NJ, for scene OF accident
"a. C. RIDGWAY, Gen. Msmaser.
"1 shall not again hear from Mr..
Ridgway probably until late t'ls AFTER
noon" said President Jenery, put III
the meantime one or more oil t'ae dI'ls'
ion officers may communicate with me
would not bear down on the report
that soventy-one passengers We're killed
In the accident. / doSnot believe Una
so many lost their lives.
The engineer OF tie train was one ol
our oldest and most cxperienced-d mar
who has travelled over the Rio Grand'
branch for many wears aud who was in
tirnately familiar with e0ery turn ant
grade ] am conhdeht tnat t!s aSf'u .', u,
Could not have been CauSeC through an!
,rrur on his part or that 81 any mem
hsr NJ the train crew. II was du'
doubtiess to some unforeseen Gohultloi
which human ingenuity cOLEa MOI dNoIu
However, the details yet received ar
meagre, but ! re!terate that' tle ny
Killed viii not lie found as latge as mrs
,snorts now make IL. have dsKcu lo
inflammation from every aNail9hle pom
and any hour now may pilAg me d""'
tiOnal details.
Cured" continued President Ie1ofy-
who mas been President %. me !DeHNt
and Rio Grande tor Il NUN ne! oL years
ia seventeen niles east of the SEea
,:Ienwooi CANYON and situated In a. VERY
mountainous country. The railroad
winds along around the foo. OF the pre-
cipitous sides OF th5 canyon and passe
at stated points through .,ons TUNE.
bored through the solid rock The .oa'
follows the sinuous course Of thu Ri
Crande in parts the wites' AID NOS
picturesque section IN the country.
The roadbed is OF tie highest mar
acter and the train q modem 'l.i'
and design. In advance OF ,.e g.. .1
of General Manager k.Ig"yF ~ 'a
point OF the accident l nave wire.
nfher nearby officers ~ proceed rH,
take immediate command. hpprr "a'
mai effective help .O~eyer. vii hAv
reached the sufferers IN advance of '.'
arrival OF officials u the road.
ION our road there has long hesn a'
tabIisned system ~ msri,orlous gro
motion among the trdin men which ma
resulted In furnishing high grade Oh
men. Not until man has proved him
self competent In experience = intel
ugcnce Is he p,ar % charge W. on" O
cur passenger engine
PILES IIKLD IN TO IA DAYS.
rAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed % or
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/. RAILROAD GETS
REPORT THAT 20
DIED IN WRECK

GLENwooD SPRINGS, Col, Jan 10.
AT the office Of General Manager Ridge
way, oil the Denver aud Rio Grands
Railroad. It was stated at noon that
the reports received there show that the
list OF dead In the wreck near Dotsero
will number twenty-three and the IN
jured from twenty-five to thirty NO
details lNve as yet been received.
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DIES ROCKING THE BABY.
Heart Disease Comes to GrsndDO -
He sings to Child.

Claspng his eight-months-old grand
daughter to his arms, singing her ID
sleep with lullaby Of the Fatherlsnd.
Charles Sleth, fifty-nine years Old.
rocked an old fashioned chair At his
home. No rs Mercer street. Newark,
n J., yesterday.
Bye, bye. baby. bye, bye" croonsd
Sleth, and then he was still. The child.
Florence. cooed UP at her grandfather,
but the grizzled chin was sunk upon
the breast of the old man. Florence
cried when no further response came
to her and few minutes later her
mother, Mrs. Louis Lipp, Sleth's
daughter. found her father a corpse
still clasping the baby. Heart disease
killed him.
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Preliminary Trimming.

From toe Washington STAR
How would you start In ~ educate
the FDipinos!'
Well answsSed the man VINO mas
been among thenN II had my way.
the frst thing should do would be 10
SEND over a 'ha'insY srtS and a foot
The evening world., 1909-01-16
ITALlAM EMBASSY BURNED.

TOXIC, Jan li-The building occu-
pied By the Italian Embassy In this city
mas been destroyed hy fire.. which
started 1T q y o'clock tonight
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"PD WILLINGLY
DO IT OVER AGAIN."
HAMS DECLARES.


the jurymen were for me l went right
to sleep. Then when the jury came in
the first time Juror No. 4 smiled and
nodded at me. / knew was all right
then-that the worst could get was d
mist-ial.
81 felt all along that had that In
dian, Jardtne with me. There's goot
chap. ! was pretty sure OF the lrIsf
members of the jury, too, because they
are warm hearted and have red blood,
picked. the Indian. Jardne, myself.
Although | know that Mrs. Annls lieJ
on the stand am sorry for her She
couldn't re blamed for trying her hes,
10 get revenge.
AS for my brother Connie, he's bugs,
poor fellow. When | went down to the
Jail yesterday and told him | had been
acquitted, lie didn't know what / was
talking about.
Garry Gun9 Certainly.
win YOU continue To- carry a reyol-
ver?' Hams was asked. in view OF the
fact that lou have twice figured as tkf
defendant in trial for murder in the
first degree
Certainly, I'll carry gun, lie an.
swered. "a man can't, tell when he
might have to use II
Hams ramDled along a lot more. talk.
ing about himself and his plans. He
wound up his discussion Of lis case in
this fashion. Being on trial for your
life Is like a game Of poker. The &C
cused goes IN holding a pair OF deuces
and the prosecution hold three aces. !,
is all in the draw
observation-disclosures De Witt, Of Queens
Mr.. Darrn's successor. said to-day tina,
he expects 10 try Capt. Hams for the
murder OF Annis In March or April He
does not believe that Capt. Hams Is in-
sane.
Il note by the morning papers" said
MI De Witt. that Mr.. Mcintyre says
will apply for commission In lunaCy
10 determine the mental state OF Capt
Hams II is very kind OF Mr.. Mcintyre
u volunteer to advise me, but | shall dc
nothing 81 the kind,
Il cannot move another murder case
this month and IN February have over
one hundred indictments to look after
IN March OF april it is my intention tC
Capt. Hams. ! hope to try him IN the
new court house In Long Island city"
Mother Sees Peter in Jail.
Gen. and Nrs. Hams went to the Long
Island city JAN this afternoon to Visit
their son Peter Mrs Hams had moi
seen him since the day before he killed
Ann.s-Aug. II last. The old mother g1i
out OF sick he'd On call on her son. q.
said she felt it 10 be her duty to see ald
comfort him, now that his brother q
free.
by Warden Van Size and Keep=l
20 u
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WRECK4GE CAUGHT FIRE.

A special train with Amos {, Ridg-
way, general manager OF the Denver and
Rio Grande. and other Denver officials
of the road on hoard, left Denver last
midnight for the scene of the wreck.
The special was given right OF way
over the Colorado Midland and Denver
and Rio Grande, and made "a record
run TO Dotsero.
The evening world., 1909-01-16
ENGINEER MADE MISTAKE IN TIME.

information received h-e the wreck caused by the
the the
time indicated When nearing
watch and read 9i5 p NJ then Thinking he
had of siding below
wide and making forve miles hour
on down grad coed nh he freight
bill full aead Of big
When the passenger
McCury Jumped belord and He'd the
then late TO avert The disaster and the trains
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1.-THE SAFE WAY TO SAVE"

You have only 10 ask for this little
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II is the safest thing there Is and the
Interest paid Is AKA.
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PILES IlKED IN u TO IA DAYS.
pAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed % llre
ftrhIrF, Blind. Bltelug % Prutruilhz F'.s
I'm @ 20 "A DAYS or money refunded ac -
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EIGHT VICTIMS DECAPITA TED.

big engines hsaoped and when they ndst
they OF twisted Steel and The combination
baggage smoker tho
engine eescopd Pullman spers
crushed them engine
smashed.
decaptateH though
their heads rolling from their bodies
Olsen. j. T. Jeffrey
OF the train
of brother Sig
charge head engine the fire. ght train
Harry the the Sig
Jeffrie Glenwood SPRING.
WRECKAGE CAUGHT FIRE.
wreckage caught fire mnlec lately after the collision
caus who seriously in
nut which ~ piled alongside the
supposed tina The mail
killed ht later
custom the nv train
later not to delay the
to load mail that they ly pick up Pueblo
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e back them shosone
left the relief
as they they
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LOS ANGELES ENTRIES.

Los ANGELES, Cal. Jan. l6.-The
entries for Santa Anita track Monday
follow:
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-10-11

! Huntington with his prisoner. At
iorney T. W. Williams. one OF coun-
sci for Mrs. Terrell. sought to have
rule issued against him.
IL is stated that one OF the wo-
mans attorneys had wired Mr.. VIII
liams that Sheriff Hurst had stated
that he would not obey the order OF
the court. This caused some mdig-
nation among those interested in
having the woman released on the
habeas corpus proceedings aud dire
vengeance was planned against the
Mingo sheriff.
In the meantime the angry attor-
neys discovered that the sheriff had
three days OF grace and three addi-
tional days TO travel the distance be-
tween Williamson and Hnntinylon on.
AID the application for rule was
not honored.
sheriff Hurst states emphaticaIy
that he aid not say that he would
ignore the order OF the court he
left here on No. 10 Monday with
Mrs Ferrell and the application for
habeas corpus was argued before
Judge Doolittle on Tuesday morning.
Before the train bearing Sheriff
Hurst and his prisoner had left Will
hanson, the Mingo county grand jury
had indicted the woman on charge
OF arson and sheriff Hurst had
capias for her in his pocket.
Judge Doolittle refused 30 grant
was one slight irregularity I'm the
failed to make a return on the copy
OF the warrant although It appeared
on the original.
At the conclusion OF the proceed
ing i'm Huntington Mrs. Ferrell's at
tornsys asked the sheriff to serve the
carias OH her but Sheriff Hurst in
stead ASKED the court If he had held
the women to be at liberty. Judge
DCoiittla "splied that he had not set
her free but remanded her to the
sheriff's keeping to answer any
charge that may be advanced aginst
her
Mrs. Terrell was brought back to
Williamson and again lodged i'm Jail
Just what the attorneys hoped to
gain by the habeas corpus proceed
ings is not clear as her arrest would
have Immediately followed as the
result OF the indictment found here
Monday morning.
Mrs. Terrell has engaged an impos
ing array OF counsel Messrs. Jones
and Green, OF Williamson. Williams.
Scott and Lovett. OF Huntington, and
Marcum and Marcum of Huntington
Will conduct her defense. Attorney
John s. Marcum was here Wednes-
day to apear before Judge Samp-
sole i'm the bail proceedings Min
go Republican.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-10-11
WANTS RELEASE
OF MRS. TERRELL

Another interesting chapter has
been added to the Mary Fcrreli arson
case which has attracted attention
throughout the state Alleging that
the woman was unlawfully detained
in the Mingo county jail her attor-
neys applied to Judge e. s. Doc
little, Of the Cabell county circuit
for a writ OF habeas corpus. Then
followed some rather hysterical pro.
ceedings.
Sheriff w A. Hurst was served
with proper process In the case but
it happened that all his deputies
were out OF town and he was not
physically able to- make the trip to
Huntington with The prisoner. In
such cases The cheriff is allowed
three days in which TO respond TO
the order Of the court, and an ad-
ditional day for each twenty miles
necei sary to be travelled But when
Sheriff Hurst failed TO appear IN
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-10-11
NorIcE on TnrsTEEs sALE.


BY virtue Of the authority vested
I'm me by deed OF trust bearing
date on The 18TH day OF January
1907, executed by w. H. Randolph.
TO the undersigned d. VI. Easley, as
Trustee. to secure to II. G. Jones
the payment OF certain notes therein
described and recorded I'm the Clerks
Once o. the County Court of Mer-
Ger County. west Virginia. I'm Trust
Deed Book SO ~. page i7G, and
default having been made f. the
payment said notes and having
been rcQuiroI % 10 do boy the hol-
her thereof The aid IT. G. Jones
the undersigned will offer for sale
mt public auction. to the highest
bidder. 600 front Of the Office of ID
vi. EaHey in tb, city OF Blu.GalI
iu said County ON the Ord days OF
November 1909. the following real
estate in said city
BEGINNING 30 "a stake on Tho
southeastern side of the County
road or what is known as conUuu
alton OF Bland street. about Two
hundred C2O0j feet southwe.t %.
Jones street thence two and three
quarter poles TO % corner of the Mrs
Caroline V. Gipson lot. thence With
same Wes two and one-half poles
t, % stake: thence two and three