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The Detroit times., 1910-04-12

Chicago Fans Now of the Opinion
That His Request for Reinstate
ment Was Only a Bluff

KANSAS CITY. Mo, April l2-As
the days pass. ii appears less and less
probable that Catcher John King viii
pay the fine imposed by the national
baseball commission and return TO the
Chicago Cubs Noisy John has
made not the slightest move towards
fulfilling the terms OF his reinstate-
WeuU and rams here are beginning -
believe mat kiins never intended
from the start To report 10 the Cubs.
Many declare the whole scheme OF
applying fOr reinstatement WAS an
Advertising dodge
king took a prominent part IA The
reorganization OF the Inter Gig
league. arranged TO have semtpro-
fessioual club in that league and an
nounced that he personally would
manage his team King further de
ciared today that he had been Offered
II genes ia New York for his semi
professional team and would probably
make the trip meeting clubs AZ Chi
cage Cincinnati Boston and New
York enroute King thinks he can
make al least $4,000 proht on such a
uip, and believes il wound be foolish
FOR him To play with Chicago at 81
500 a year when there is such easy
money In sight
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
Keene Fitzpatrick Finds New
Way Way to Stimulate "Ambish.'

worthy OF Scarlett aud landed plump
on the rabbit
I've got him he shrie&ed
But alas the Bunny proved too
slippery and wiggled out from under
him and was OF again En:aged by
this escape the athletes quickened
their pace and several other attempts
were made TO stop the race. The rab-
Bit was getting tired and il looked
a. II he would have TO give up when
he cspIed hole in the fence and made
a hurried exit while the tired and dis
appointed runners gazed mournfully at
the hole and gave vent TO their pent
up feelings
Too bad YOU didn't get him for 4
souvenir. murmured Kecne Is he SUI
yeyed the worn out athlet g. Get
back TO the gym That Is the first
real work YOU have done Then the
Michigan trainer went home n n
satisfied smile at his new methcd VI
developing wind and endurance
Whether this stunt will form part o.
the regular drill from now on is hard
10 say as II depends largely on the
number cf wild rabbits and also upon
the frequency wNh which they appear.
II is safe 10 say That the one who was
the confer OF ATTRACTION will not care
10 repeat his performance. Keene de-
clines to say whether he will start
rabbit farm or not but il is reported
that he has been investigating the
matter Perhaps in years to come IL
will be part Of the regular training
and each man will have mad 10 chase
and capture at least one RABBIT before
ne makes the team
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12

Keene Fitzpatrick, Michigan versa.
tile trainer has introduced new aud
novel stunt in training his track men.
While there Is always something that
has never been tried before being
brought into the training camp still
there has neyer been anything to
equal the snare and hound race thai
was successfully tried by the VARSITY
trainer and his bunch on Terry field
the other afternoon.
The haf-milers were working out
on the track and Keene stood by rack
ing his brain for scheme 10 get moro
Pep" into the boys They loafed
around and from all appearances were
about as poor bunch OF amateurs as
could be found anywhere
Hurry up there Get some life into
YOU yelled keene, but no one re.
sponGed
Suddenly there was a lash OF gray
along the track and a Wild rabbit
bounded on the scene Get after him
and catch him" shouted Fitzpatrick.
and the chase began Away Went the
lalf-nilers doing the hundred" in ten
fiat and starting across the field afteT
the frightened hare Through the
gate and under the grandstand of the
baseball field they streaked with the
Bunny" still in the lead Then out
onto the diamond they tore 10 the
amazement OF the baseball squad and
ohlOokers Mr. Rabbit headed straight
for the pitchers box. After him came
the track squad ike a bunch of Will
Indians The pitcher hastily decamp.
ed hut before he could get away ne
round himself rolling on the ground
amid the laughter from the bleachers
ana the chase had gone on
The rabbit now headed for the eX-
IRENE end OF the field closely followed
by the eager runners. As he neared
tho fence the foremost man who was,
By the way. a grandson OF "PreXie
Angel made a flying tackle that was
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
ACE IS TELLING
On jim jEffRIES
Bear Story From Rowerdennan Has
II That 0ld.Time Champion Is
Looking Like a Man of 40 Now

ROWARDENNAN, Cal April IL
Jeiiries postponed boxing again yes
terday although several scores OF
san Francisco and SANTA cruz fight
fans had come here IN expectation OF
seeing the big fellow stripped and IN
action
This disappointment created bad
impression and led many sports TO
declare jeff must have some good rea.
son for this Some think he has an
undue amount OF fat ont that ISL {
the reason The simple fact seems to
be Jeff Is roo stiff and sore about the
shoulders and arms 20 box, although
he can find enjoyment in handtall and
base ball The soreness OF his shout
der muscles isn't a good sign. and
taken with the fact be does not show
the expected excess %. 1esh at this
early stage OF training, ii is agreed
by experts that age is telling on him
far more than he or his trainers are
willing 20 admit
One at the men who has just re
turned from a four days stay AZ
Rowardennau and who had a good
ae Rce-.t,a. RascA $50 .eiasessGsSie t,r
sdlfYs q go 'e...e-A' 10Y 3 =
Jen has no superabundant flesh.
saw him stripped after his road
work and ne has little to taffe of
not enough. in fact 10 last through
the lond hard grind of training THAI
is before him He simply seems old.
He looks over 40 ana though he .s
strong, this tendency to stiffness Of
the muscles shows ne has lost his
youthful suppleness and powers OF re-
cuperation
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
When Tyrus
Stings the Ball"

When Natty bunts and gets 10 nrst.
We cheer bis feat NTH pride
The BAN twists SLOWLY down The line
And never rolls outside
Nueu DOME makes "a sacrifice.
His dizziness moves uS ali
BUt. Oh. the real hi-hi-Iug comes
When Tyrus stingS the bali
For Tyrus has a nervous way
or handling his bat
The pitchers have 20 watch his eyes.
They don't know whore They're at
He's zap there ready with his stick
non the sphere 10 fan
And. ON the crowd let's oIt q Nel
When Tyrus stings the ball.
Yes Tyrus WAS designed by fate
TO make the pitchers mourn
The foxy iushOots and the wid"s
He lets pass bv with scorn,
lie stands regardless % the crowd.
The strikes or umpire's call.
Tutil the sphere floats Der the plate
Then Tyrus sttnSs the BALI
II moves VS. when the center field
pulls down the fy he's cursed.
II thrills us when the shortstop's throw
cuts or a man a. first
But. OH The fierce excitement when.
The bases Nllta. We all
Leap up. ard howl and dance and yell
When Tyrus stiugs the bali
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
JACK ATk|M THE
CARTER FAv0R|TE
Veteran Runner Believed To Stand
Best Chance of Winning Opening
Feature at New York Friday.

NEW YORK. April 12.-The race
horse will come forth from his win.
tel's retirement at the Aqueduct track
ON Friday II is the FIRST day on which
racing may be held legally in this
state
The Garter handicap is the first big
sf1ss et1srs o1>s3ce. sa1..Sli .&ss.se !. ie
To usher IN The sport TO the local race
goeis IL Is worth s. 500. IA drop of
100 In value since 1907 It's last
winner was Jack Atkin. who In 1908
won his share of the prize. $3.50 by
running the seven-furlong course In
- In 1909 there was no spring
meeting az Aqueduct and the Carter
handicap was not decided that year.
iu the list of eligibles for this sea
sons race are such horses AS King
James, Jack Akin and Restigouche
II can BE- SAID on authority that King
JAMES Will not be the main reliance OF
Sam Hidreth for the Carter. Hildreth
expects to win the race with Resti.
gJuChe The reason llildreth has se-
leCted RcstiguuChe to carry his colors
In the Carter IN preference TO King
James is because he comes TO hand
earlier m the spring than King James
Hcsfdes mis-. Restigouche is cold
weather horse
Jack Atkiu will probably be the post
fttorttt'- III sT1itU Ut mis- big weight.
This old horse. known as the handicap
king seems 80 have found in Florida,
whore he wintered the fountain OF per
petual youth. for he showed there all
NJ his oldtime speed and vigor and
won mile in l,39 Is, carrying l42
mounds
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
ING NEWS OF THE DAY, GATHERED
CHAMPION HANDS
POLE ULTIMATUN
Tells Zbyszko He Will Wrestle Only
After the Latter Has Succeeded
in Throwing Dr. Roller

CHICAGO April 10 Stanislau5
Zbyszko viii have 10 deieaL.Dr RoL
ler of seattle, before Frank Gotten
v.ll meet him Tor the worlds wrest
ing championship This is the ultl.
nlatcm Gotch mas issued according 10
announcement today by officials OF the
Empire Athletic club
AC>~er saas 2,+,y~zku p<--' MIR sre :
for a bout here April - out,since Roi
icr has been beaten by Mahmout
whom Zbyszko had easily defeated.
The Poles managers wished TO cancel
the date and take OF Gotch instead
Gotch wired today from Minueap.
ellis where he is hunting that the Pole
must meet Rolei first He adds that
ne Viii then wrestle Zbyszko for the
worlds championship. but that ne
must be guaranteed 90 per cent OF the
gate receipts, win lose OF draw
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
CAME IS OFF At
CINCINNATI TO-DAY
Rain Spoiled Second Clash Between
Tigers and Reds. the American
Leaguers Leaving for Home

CINCINNATI Ohio, April l2.-tS pe-
{ al, The second game between The
feds and Detroits, scheduled Tor to
day, mas been calico of on account 81
rain.
The Deuo otis len for home today AT
! clock The tigers were so We'll
pleased with theiy reception here that
They insist upon coming back mex
spring Manager Jennings demands
Saturday and Sunday dates, which
Manager Griffith has already prom
sed the Tigers.
Hughie announces that next spring
tie Tigers will make but three stops
or their return home from San An
ionic in 1911 Stops will be made only
at Memphis, Louisville and Cinciu-
pau.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
WESTON ON HOME STRETCH.
Transcortinental Walker Expects 10
Rest IN Cleveland Tonight.

MONROEVILLE O.. April IA
Weston. transcontinental walker left
Monroeyille today ON his tramp from
Los Angeles 90 New York He expect
ed 10 cover the 90 miles 70 Cleveland
late tonight or early tomorrow
Weston announced before leaving
Monroeyille that he had changed his
mind and would pass through Cleve-
land instead OF making a detour. His
aversion 10 Cleveland was due 10 Po-
lice Chief koehlers refusal to give
him protection when he passed
through the city two years ago.
kooher - absent from the city. Wes-
ton expected 20 reach Norwalk las,
night bat high wind and rain be-
tween Bellevue and Monroeville Inn
pcded him he made about sixty
miles yesterday
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
JUDGE MORROW DEAD.
Veteran Turf Jurist, Familiar TO De-
troit Racesoers. Expires.

Announcement from Nashville OF
the death OF Judge John Morrow Great
ed profound sorrow here. For ma1S
years Judge Morrow has been aNrace
track official and up 10 two years ago,
was familiar figure on theJ Canadian
circuit, officiating at Fort Erle( High
land Park and Windsor Sometimes
he was in the stand and sometimes In
the paddock. but wherever he was. ne
always commanded the respect OF rae
ing men
Judge Morrow was in love with De
troit as summer city He was a
loyahle character and true southern
gentleman He WAS one of the best
posted racing officials in the country
and could recite interesting story
after story OF the turf Judge Nor
row Will be missed by turfnen and
friends all over the country.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
UNCONSCIOUS BOOKING
WHAT RUINED NELsoN2

Poor ola booze hghting Bait.
ling Nelson will have &C. 20 10
Hot SPRINGS to get the rum
bohed out oi his hide Uf
course. Nelson never drank IN
his life but Tommy Ryan tells
him hat uis system Is worse
than Keeley institute fresh.
mans as result OF trainers
constantly rubbing bis body
with alcohol After getting in
shape again. the Hattler INTENDS
20 chop thc hard sum and keep
on the witch hazel wagon
Philadelphia North American.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
The highest compliment yet paid to


a gratifying tst of entries is in the
hands OF the committee o Tho North
End Kennel club. which sill open its
show in Fabers hail Joseph Campau
aud the Michigan Central tracks,
April 81 The entry list viii remain
omen until Saturday evening AT Rice
& Passmore's dog store. 2lG Jefferson
ave 10 is distinctly understood that
dogs without pedigrees are JUST as
eligible as those provided with sucn
anpendeEes Dogs viii be- judged
solely on their merits reg-rdless o.
their antccedentr
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12

Clicden Tour viii Be Routed AS Far
AS Lexington, KY. Today.

CINCINNATI. April l2--The CHAIN
ers Glidden tour pathfinder left at
1890 this morning for the purpose OF
routing the first days mileage wh!cA
Will 6e made By the motorists I'm the
A A. A. annual went Lexington VIII
Re the stop where the tourists will put
UP tonight
The ca was ih charge of Dai ".
Lewis OF the a \ y, with Joe Card
ham. OF Detroit at the wheel
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
Get 4usY EARLY.

Green Pilot and Walter Hal. who
had o couple OF clashes on the grand
circuit last year. will meet this season
ON the halfmile trGcks They are
expected to start in at Baltimore early
ia June,
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
Why, Charlie Schmidt
pittsburl OiAsatlsfled

PittsbNrg does not give cordial
stamp OF approval On the reinstate-
I1ent OF John King They thought the
national commission should have o..
.dered him shot at sunrise, so that the
chances of Pittsburg winning another
yennant might be measurably i'm.
proved
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
CINC1NNATl

ftltS-tJu Mul4tH, % an > " illFAA. ga
6. castle In .. Cheney 3 In 3. Two
base htt-Cobb Three-base hit-Mul-
m Home un-Bescher. Sacriiice hlt
Push stolen bases-M 0rtarty >. I>o-
bert First base on balls-By Mullln ].
by Wulett 3. by Castieton 3. by cheney
Hlt hy pitcher by Wlllett Hobiit-
eel by Cheney. -t0uage Left on bases
-betrolt - Cincinnati struck cat
by Muuln J. by WiHett hy castle
ton . hy cheney ]. Double plays
Eg#n HObl!tZeI, Lobert and Roth
PASSED ball-Stauage Impire--Truby
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12

James Petree has a six-year-old sis.
ter and four-year old brother 20 Dan
Patch In his stable al the indianapolis
track
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
INTER.LEAGUE GAME.
a. rlIIIAnlIr1IIA

Nationals 90 o. % % e6
Foveu. Schietter Doom ana McBo.
urgh. Bender Morgan, Thomas an
umpIrss--Moran and Connolly
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
B0NEsETTER REESE IN
NEED OF TREATMENT

Bonesetter Reese. who could
always fix mp. Hans Wagner. but
couldn't find the trouble with
Terry Turner's arm, is serious
Is ill IN Youngstown from gen
eral breakdown
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12
| HEART With the
~ Sporting
HEARI Editor.

The fact that Charlie Carr, once A
Detroit 'irst-bas man, now possessor
az indianapolis OF The latest mino-
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12

According 10 our highly ornate and
frequentlr consulted T. IT, Z calendar
the first date in rcd ink is no further
Of than day-after tomorrow
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12

II pitcher Ralph STROUD lives Ions
enough he is sure ~ verify the canny
prediction OF the Detroit paper thar
had It tina ne is sure 20 become a
veteran II the same sheet tha' to.d
about the "Thre mouths-oid bride %
Jim DeleIanty
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12

leagup MANAGEMENT
job OF the Whole
9 a IN u L. p lay e q
his teammates the
other day and
The Detroit times., 1910-04-12

interesting fact The Buffalo Ger.
mans have jus. closed another OF
their unique basketball seasons. hav.
ing won "a games and lost none
through their campaign OF l909-lel0.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-28

Tke ~ czaal rs1ez-lT So
t1ast q garsr n resp1uHs 90 ~
Lg Cs-E W1sce p
a. the -auzszL
- Jos uu11 ErF cwt est
Dsgz - mou a11 5as1 - me
crsg ard dee Ez1 1 toooE 1E
Ec1 w1c have 20 b. t11sE T1
ffaEcf fE ToEaH - ~EaT
Az TcErs ne 30 -arT gEsrN.
ny TREAD HEAsE Ets
LEaE Caac Ea EE
Daie fg g1l a1 Uzr1 tie 60
osrtrcaH O. E Los AzEeal
Her--.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-28
REUSED 10 CONSIDER CAST
Oklahoma Sgprer'c Court Tgrus ooWn
Attsrssy General Vests Attempt
e. Prshs Sank Failure.

Gstagie O&ahoua April p -rhe
attemps 1t Attorney General charies
Yves; 60 prcbe .at0 the records Of TIE
dcfaneg Colombia Bank and Trust
company TIE s3Qo.e0e failure a. 0kla.
aona ctU tAas almost ~hsnkrapted ths
OklAAomA haas guaranty tsnds va
defeated b. TIE refusal % NE -
Prsme cogst 10 consldeg ghe ease.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-28
ANOTHER QUAKE IN COSTA RIGA
Thsusspds o. People are Homeless ans
Many Towns Arr RepoTe3
Ruined-A T~hreatcaea Famine

Colon. April 22-Costa kca hss
again been shaGcu b. a series OF ter
r0c earthquakes according 20 dls
patches and further damase has aeea
done Thousands aro homeless many
towns are reported ruined and ne b,
hahitanu 90 The eountry are ih a panic
san Jose Is cr0Wde1 VITA refugees and
CSFtescna 10 "a panic Famine 10
threAtened
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-28

stand second 10 certain other things.
There 10 need Of q sound body. and
even more need OF q sound mind But
above mind and above body stands
character. the sum OF those qualities
which We mean when We speak Of a
mans force and courage. Of bis good
faith and sense OF honor. ! believe IN.
exercise Of the body. always provided
that We keep IN mind that physical
development IL a meanp and not an
end believe. Of coufue. lnsgiping 20
all the people a good education. But
the education must contain much be
sides bookiearning IN order 20 be
really good. We uhust ever remember
that no keenneas and a%ubtleness OF
Intellect no polish. no ~cieveruesa IN
any wsy make Up Of the lack d great
solid quaiiues-Gelfrestraint. selfmAs.
terry, common sense. the W. Of nc.
cepting individual responsibility and
yet OF acting IN conjunction With
others Courage and resolution; these
are the qualities which mark a mas.
terful people without them no PEG
pie can control itself or save itself
from being controlled from the out
side speak to a brilliant assemblage;
] speak IN a great university which
represents the flower Of the highest
intellectual development; ] pay al
homage 70 intellect and 70 elaborate
and specialized training Of the intel
leet; and yet I know ] shall have the
assent Of all you present when ! add
that more important still are the com.
monplace. everyday qualities and viz
tues.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-28

ss0ui1 pie lsF irErFEos EHA Ca
sFops % have ~ HgEs rsaas q ras
lee - uha ortate 70 uts tae siaes u
49, Hgnfon
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-28

Comfy people Eaks lhsE 0uz an
b1t pa5I m ne cry Es 9elrs -
the street cars
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-28

Il TIE Lc1Ecz streets Ea are
Years q age E11 Greg SO Esl -ls-L
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-28

Kansas City. April eG-Thz Dr..
Hyde tried % inocu,zte Miss s.ena
sEope Eith typ10!d germs by Deznt
q Christmas candy WAS ,est.6c5 10
BY Miss Anna Hoa.IAan. one o. TIE
nurses who attended C1us-an Swcps
Ia his last illness
She said that Dr. HYDE gave Miss
SWope a box o. candy ard ,hAt AFTER
she had eaten several pieces she Hzs
stricken. in the usual time. wlta u-
paold fever.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-28
The Idea o. rrue Liberty.

The good citizen VIII demand no
crty Tor himself, and as a matter Of
pride he viii see TO Il that others 70
eeive the liberty which he thus claims
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-28
w. L. DOUGLAS
$780, 50. 50
SHOES aE

W. L. Douglas
shoes aro MORN
hymOrc mcnthRa
any other make.
BECAUSE
~ IfAeu4tssg 500
ana $50 ahoea afa
Gha tauasf pFteo
anaifIr cansi1 UrrA
- tie uurtt
MLGanaugtaa E&lno
ASA - 90 shoes
sgua1 60 styi - "a anA
wear ether utakrs
eessinEsa. g. $500
Ef Esarfa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-28


On The lHeless shoulders q Dr.
George T. TEyuau the burteu q
blame ~ blame here Eas CD the bleed
ing o. Col Huu,on. viii D. lad ~ Dr.
r. Clark Hyde Il VAS Dr. Tvynan
sho held he striEg ,ooped around me
opea vein: g vas be who could have
controlled the Eos % blood from Hun
toEs body: IL saz BE- uho gz tAray Ia
stanca.ug the vital ault
That Is Vhat pr HYDE SAYS
Dr. Tuyman canrut answer.
BE Is dead
TIE lips that r ~qulescen: Ga DEAN
sire TIE only ones that could ccrtrOyrr.
the story hat the wAa charged With
The murder % Thomas o. Suopo wtt.
tell on the Ri,ress stand. because Miss
Pearl kcllar. the cuiy other prrsCr
who was S close observer a. thv g-o.
cess iCN go certainty in ~ miu1s C.
the Jurors wsCr she s.crred 1oar
nnam che witness stand sac sbt ug,
thlnk Dv Tvywan had kei1 tac str.ne
but. Cor BE matter 90 aat. sac ava n0i
Eu0u aal 1ssb Tied after he sa
NN"" |@ @aHA 60 sH AA@ % va
Huulcu.
The prosecution IL -cntCavoFiur a
osuEry, the pAsslag 81 Get Hzryou
with an Alicgol sysscmaIiEed plan %;
tae tAtegmihauoa 81 thc SvcPc family
ana has etarsei Jszt pr HYDE blea
he kilsIAa 90 CO.. SsVPe q death Tor
tha purpose 81 rum0yiug him as exccg.
ta- oi ,ae eslAt % Swops ansiapatins
that SWopts arN~ aUald shortly pass
late yhe hands % Ire me named 20
cSrTy cat .he V-uyts,cus % his VIII
raai pr HYDE uil ecatta3 ,Aas Or
ruyuan had &c AZ az tzues in BIS Pow.
~ 3g-tas the alaei.zE % Coz Hunter
Jhe ~siauch!nE - tae aog % 5locd. De.
c4mC eyljeu; Wte2 AibsU NJ Qts eas
ca1sc,y -aaesJoaV3 hy Frank ? Waisa.
ch.ef ~ eOgnsc, for NJ HYDE
Miss Keller len ne 0lentss stand
AFTER SER hours % mercless grl,lus
Her tesria0ay As3 very vgu stoe5 tss
tess
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-04-28

Kansas city. ADyn filters VII
b. 70 order ~ opETt 30 cD1gel tte CAS-
car8 chemists % rurrerNer any part o.
rts Fittsfa ~ Thon1a o. grose 20
CtrbmsH EuoDe % anaiysfa ssglsy.
81 bT sc Geieaas ~ ths Trial % D. r.
Ciaff Hyde
Jnlee Haiph Lafahav 40 d aittEE
10 ne thai % HYDE fr me iHar5er ~
Col sHop sill lN ogEeY psa atase 20
tlfD orer lu eFffenca io fhe fe'e-fe
Aenrrey Fra1k p Waist ~ tte
aouuaed rhgncsn EEk@ prs ufnarT
70 ne morning B1tiCa u c9aFt tkst
an order b. estsrsd Fesanag I1za
o PaEt1n ar eE@gtoF % ub 6Nssa
estate ana one ~ tie Drp1scEl1as
chief siineEss % Uo1ee 10 ugr
and ssr he intaesi1a o. Ee ssie-re
Tie rerorE - Ee che-f uso uzts
the aua,yHes % the VIA cranrz - T..
Is swCpe and C1rEmzr sEcpa
Heisn vas oysvsiss
TIE corr O~Terrzies tLs uo1cz -
cause . lrcu1e5 Ee f~-1E1rs q 80
private corneErDntsnee rst -aEEet -
tween Paxton aad the Chicago experts
az o. which uM - material e-relse-c
10 the civil sst wkIch q 5e.sI-g Ia
whlch Hyde caarEss Pa1to1 vfs dss-
aua1gn 81 ctarlc.sr
M Wzisl wanted the p-irlsre @
swearing Mr Pax-ou 70 erzzine az
concerning ths cVussDccsercs an ~
ports ba- the court resated 70 agree
20 g.
The court also refused Ire Sesqnms
application 20 erzuiue a. letters urs
repor.s referring 70 The swora case
that had passed between TIE Chicago
scientists and NJ Paxton or Mrs.
Logan O. swope. o. % hare tas
-yiscerles o. Thomas r. and C1rs-zn
SEope Tor eEalln4tlo-
Judge Latsazw said 81 de-l1l1E ttza
important point. after us-e1--x fer
more than IN hoar 20 Mr. Wzlsh's az.
Elmeut TIA. be knew 70 tzu .Ez,
would authorize hin % require 1-e
side 10 give i-s evidence % .5e oe-
Nurse Resumed Her stay.
The scattered threads il TIE nurse
story Of the eveuE ira. t0oE place d
The SFope A0lse1C,1 Just r-l9r % and
su5seguen. 10 the te1-h % Gel sEop
were picked up 5y J. A Reed in c-os
ing the direct examination q Miss
kellar. The symptoms o. tie ty-z
man. The details OF the giving c. TIE
capsule wer re,o-d. ina; each ers-,
might be impressed upou he izTss
mind and tia: several little details tbs
nurse emitted in ber story might x
Introduced into the ~evI5ence TIE
bleeding 81 Moss HUn-un o. Dr.. Hyde
Or. Tvyman's renOlEuznce and tat-
the arst fatality in tie home were &c
picted by the witness Miss KeIEr Rp
peA-ed tired FROM the ordeal % The Ezy
before Tie witness vas then t1-ne.
over 10 the defense and walsh co=
marce1 sha erpez er-augsparfvu