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Evening journal., 1915-01-07
DOVER TO ELECT
OFFICIALS ON MONDAY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER Del, Jan. Mrs. Emma
Argo. of Governors avenue. fen near
Loockerman street YESTERDAY and
broke her arm in two places.
A mass meeting OF Dovor's citizens
and tax payers, will be held Friday
night to select a ticket TO be voted for
at the annual town election on next
Monday. The terms of Mayor Hazel
and Councilmen Hunter. Caulk. Heno
and Alice expire. An assessor will
also be elected
A dance will be given here in the
near future for the Belgian Relief
Fund. by the society folk Of Dover
Evening journal., 1915-01-07
PILOT TAKES BRIDE.

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES, Del, Jan. Word was re-
cciycd here last night OF the marriage
Of G.. Clifton Maull, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles II, Maull of Lewes and
Miss jennie Stanton of Milford, at the
home of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs Maull will live in Lewes following
q short honeymoon Mr.. Maull is a
Delaware Bay and River pilot.
Evening journal., 1915-01-07
COST OF WEIGHT.

The expense of running q car is
almost directly in proportion to lis
weight That of a light car of pre-
sent-day construction is about one
third that of the ordinary five-pas-
senger touring car, so that the wear
and tear on parts is very much less
than in the bigger constructions; in
fact. there is more discrepancy than
tho difference in weight figures
should allow.
Evening journal., 1915-01-07
NEW TREATMENT THAT
KNOCKS RHEUMATISM
Hundreds Use IT, Call It Wonder.
Offers 20 Send a soc Box Free TO
Auv Sufferer 70 Prove Tt


Any Sufferer 20 Prove It.
Up In Syracuse, n. y, treatment Tor
rheumatism has been found that hundreds ~
users say Is wonder reporting cases that
seem little short Of miraculous. Just fov
treatments oven in the very worst eases
seem TO accomplish wonders oven after other
remedies have failed entirely. Il seems to
ncutralize the uric acid and limo salt de.
posits In the blood driving an the poisonous
clogging waste from the system. Soreness,
pain. stiffness, swelling just seem to melt
away and vanish
The treatment first introduced by Mr.
Deano is so good that It's owner wants
everybody who suffers from rheumatism or
who has o friend so afflicted to get a free
soc package from him 20 prove just what it
viii do in every case before "a penny Is
spent Mr.. DelanO suys: ITO prove that
the Delano treatment will positively over
come rheumatism no matter how severe.
stubborn or long standing she case, and even
after ull other trentments have failed / will.
II you have never previously used the treat.
ment, send you a full size soc package free
IL you will send your name and address with
l0c TO help pay postage and distribution cx-
pensc 10 me personally
D. II. Delano, SOY Wood Bldg, Syracuse
N. Y. ] can send only one Free Package to
am address.
Evening journal., 1915-01-07
ID n ] N K
II A B | 7
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT.

The ORRINE treatment for the
Drink Habit can be used with abso-
lutte confidence. Il destroys all desire
for whiskey, beer or other alcoholic
stimulants. Thousands have success
fully used it and have been restored
to lives of sobriety and usefulness.
Can be given secretly Costs only
S1.0O per box. If you fail to get re-
suits from ORRlNE after a trial. your
money will be refunded Ask for free
booklet telling all about ORRINE
\. B. Danforth. Market and Second
streets, Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1915-01-07

tol. Pa.-Mrs William Sterling Evans
is visiting her father. Jefferson B..
Foard of Middletown, Del.
Evening journal., 1915-01-07

Mr.. Manager, get Into the Want
Columns early. so that you will have
all the hands engaged you need
Adv
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03
BY ELEANOR BLAeK

Cincinnati, O., July 8. = It is be
cause he believes in the. economy Of
misery" and because he loves his.
faithless wife better than he does
himself, that Albert S, Pride. clerk in
the c. H. & D: railroad offices here,
has written to Mayor Miles w. Stan.
dish of Lima, O., asking that Charles.
Cranshaw, the man who ruined his
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

home, be released from the Toledo
wOrkhOuse so that he may wed
Pride's wife.
Cranshaw was PTide's best friend
until two months ago. He was even
living on his bounty in Pride's home,
in Newport, KY, across the river from
here, when he fell in love with Mrs.
Pride and clipped with her to Lima,
o., on April 80.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
EDITOR WILL BE
4 LAID In GRAVE
FRIDAY MORNING

High rccrieus Eloss viii \ ceie-
brated Friday morning. 9 Z 10
o'clock, in TIE Church OF Oh 4
of the Rossrx for Henry T1fk
Hc.hcring,on rnauating direc16f q
the Detroit Journal. who died Wed
nesday. In Harper hospital. after
two months critical illness.
The Rev. Francis J. Van Antwerp,
pastor Of the church, will officiate.
A short private service preceding
the church service. will be held In
the family home, No. 81 Rhode Isl
and-ave.
Interment will be made in Mt. e.
lott Sometery.
The active pallbearers will ne:
Frank Codoy, John Naylon, Thomas
Mc0iverin, Howard Pearson. George
w. Fowle and william J. Black.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
The law AZ . IA
the Arnlsaiaa c.

=
WASHINGTON. July 1s-f0D
al.l-The law covering ~
case Of the Americans s6np1eC0f
on board the Armchair va leo8i
laid down for this countTy Ill
1896 by Attorney General Chag3oa'
Lee and the supreme court ~
held his opinion In Z numboel
OF cases. Lee. In hin cplnton \
said: ~
Mariners may Do sald 10 ~
citizens OF the world: ana Il y
usual for them. OF al ceunts3eo.
to serve on board Of any 49,
chant ship that win take tAous
into pay. and this practice. fson \
the manner of their liveoihoo1v
seems, for obvious roaeonG ~
be founded on conveniencA ~ s
in many instances, on necessity.
"Tf foreign sovereis1s purcAnoo
ships in the United Statee ~
load them with provisiona ~
the use Of their fleets OF S4uloo
those ships are to b coosf1eree
rs commercially employs. ~
II they be not attached - ~
naval or military expeAitio9s -
part thereof IN aceompatly1ng
the feet or closely folloving ~
army from place to place ~ Ne
purpose of furnishing thsn vilo
supplies, there can be no ygoto91
for restraining American so0oso
from hiring on board Of theU ~
the purpose of gaining . suyp1ee
In their customary way e oeon
patton.
"A citizen OF q neutral ~ -
has a right to render ~ $500
service a. . sailor Q te1r q
any vessel whatsves enOoov4 h
mere conmerc4 tAouuA 4
by sithse q ~ be11nD =
era ortno oub)oteo - - Z
either ai1 noehlno y
impsts1 u ssch
- 80 - ~. 1. ~
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
COL. HARVEY
HITS BRYAN
COmmOner Accused of
Attempt to Disrupt
Party

NEW YORK. July 1.-Col. George
Harvey. in the issue Of the North
American Review published today.
assails william J. Bryan for resign
ing as secretary Of state at q criti.
cal moment in the negotiations with
Germany.
He says that Mr.. Bryan Is plan
ming to torpedo the Democratic
party precisely as Col. Roosevelt
shot the fatal bolt into the Repub-
lican organization"
Col. Harvey further says that
"the conciliatory note to Germany
was Q pretext. not a reason" for
Mr.. Bryan's resignation. He goes
on:
But II was not the act itself
which called for excoriation; 1t was
the manner, the disingenuousness.
the chosen time Of his doing, that
was ignoble.
ct Is due to no care or pro-
vision on the part OF Mr.. Bryan that
Germany's rulers do not even now
cherish the false belief that the
sentiment OF this country Is d.
vided."
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

Otto Alth o if, Who
Cheated Pm. Railway
Gets Another Chance
ALLEGED PARTNER
IN CRIME NABBED
Sleuth Goes for III. E.
Allen, Arrested in
Frisco

Harry z. Allen. wanted as the in
stigator Of the ticket refund fraud
for which Otto Althoff. chief clerk
In the ticket auditing department
Of the Pere Marquette Railroad Co.,
Is held, Is under arrest in Santa
Rosa. Cal. according to information
received by the police here. In
spector Emory Brooks, who arrested
Altho6. will 60 to Santa Rosa to
bring Allen back. He had been
under the surveillance of Pinkerton
men for several days.
AlthofY, who readily confessed his
share In the fraud after his arrest
and implicated Allen, has been pa
rolled BY Judge Connolly for one
year TO Parole Offlcer James McDon-
nell. He will probably be the chief
witness against Allen. Az nearly
40 can be estimated the operations
Of the two men for the seven
months during which the ticket
fraud thrived, netted them upwards
of $500. That includes refunds on
tickets not only OF the Pere Mar.
quette system. but OF other roads
connecting with The Pere Marquette
40 well.
The scheme was to hold put tick.
cts found In the void returns Of con-
ductors which the latter had neg
lccted to- punch. These were for
warded to the general passenger
agent under fictitious names. with
IN explanation that the purchasers
had been unable to use them. and
Q refund would be promptly forth
coming.
Althoff had never been In trouble
before, and he told the ofYtcers that
4 was like sticking . knife into
~ heart" when be Arst started col.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
HUERTA men
IN COURT
Six Held for C0nspi-
racy Get Hearings
Today

Ell PASO. Texas. July 1.--Prelim.
mary hearings for the six men ar
rested on charges of conspiring to
organize a Mexican revolt In VIOLA
ton Of the United States neutrality
laws were scheduled here today be.
fore Commissioner George Oliver.
With evidence plling up that fol.
lowers OF Gen. Huerta were ready
to attack Juares and Chihuahua.
when the ex-president Of Mexico
was arrested here Sunday. 1t was
believed certain that the six would
be bound over to the federal grand
jury.
Besides Huerta the arrested men
are:
Gen. Pascual Orosco. Gen. Mar
cello Caraveo, Jose Sozaya and Ike
and Frank Alderete, Americans.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
FRED SMITH
! GIVEN VOTES FOR
FOUR POSITIONS

An lntsfeeting feature Of the
Gorimary for the nomination Of ~
tpsdef - Judge Of the recorders
ookst lies n the vote received by
rsOd w. Smith. on the Democratic
tjsket. There vas much confusion
u ths. min1s q many OF the votsss
escsp flpoa the proposition hat
Shey \ Ried 10 vote for Smith. H.
;poesivG1 lie votes for the DsuDo
orauc somination for recorder. sn6
~ ve>Rr for the Democratic No.
)fotiun " Judge Of the rsccr4Urs
ourt. - addition he recstvsd ~
49, ~ ~ Republican neu1oalos1
=. reaCe1er. This. n ad1oe1ea -
- 3eoG yUtss given hin - -
ou0ofena nonjnation ~ jU1oD>ef
~ rotpeoos's cooet m46oo q 49,
= l,oo1 vOees fss Mr. Qn11o. ~
ndaal ru1l1eaa vote g I'M -
vlop $3.50 on11tAs ~ o. ao4
~ vi ~ ~ ~ + IN Y
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
Kaltschrpidt Says He
Knows Nothing Of
Nipigon Incident
TWO GERMANS
HIS ACCUSERS
Say He Gave Them
$500 for Data On
C. p. r. Bridge

Further accusations that Albert
Kaltschmidt. president of the Ma
rine City Salt Co., No. 90 Kresge
building. has been engaged In plots
against Canadian property have
been made In Port Arthur. Ont, By
two Germans named Schmidt and
Stevens, who were arrested In Nipi-
gon, in April.
They said that they had been Civ.
en- 5000 by Albert Kaltschmidt. Of
Detroit. TO secure information about
the Canadian Pacific bridge In Nipi-
gon. Revolvers. . piece of fuse and
memoranda showing the movement
OF trains over the bridge. were found
In their pockets. They were Jailed
for carrying revolvers. and will prob
ably be interned on their release.
Mr.. Kaltschmidt. asked about the
report, Thursday morning. declined
10 be interviewed in person. Over
the telephone he said that the Port
Arthur matter was part OF the
"frame.up" against him.
II cannot receive reporters In my
ONCE" he said. II must devote my
time to my business. know nothinG
about the Port Arthur affair except
what I have seen In the papers. ]
do not know the two men OF whom
mention IL made. II II all part OF
this annoying business that they are
trying to drag me into. don't
know anything about II. In time, all
these accusations against me will BE-
whitewashed. II II all very pushing
to me. and very annoying
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
BREADRI0TS
IN MEXICO
Serious Disturbance Ia
Reported From !.
Capital 4

WASHINGTON. July 1.-Serious
hunger rioting was reported today In
progress In Mexico City. with Zapata
and Carransa troops lighting In the
outskirts. The disorder Ia confined
to the native quarters and foreigners
are safe. according to Vera Cruz ad-
vices.
The news reached Vera Cruz by
courier and described conditions only
up to Friday night.
State department oficiaIs said VII
II is willing to make radical peace
concessions but unless Carranza
also gives ground . compromise IL
imptssible..
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
.bLuEbEARD
! IS GUILTY

~ WILBUR 3. FORREST
StoR Correspondent United Press.)
LONDON, July i-osorss 10
ssph Smith, "bxrIds's bath" siay.
Or. was today found guilty o. the
slaytws Of Beatrice Mundy
Smith, the hrst o. HE three
wlvss % die swysterIeusiy.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
FERRIS MAY CALL
EXTRA SESSION TO
AID ILLITERATE

MENOM1NEE. Mich. July L.
That he might call special session
of the legislature to consider legis-
lation to aid the $4,000 illiterates In
the state was the hint dropped We'd
nesday by Gov. Ferris in his remarks
at the dedication OF the $4,000 high
school at Stephenson, Menominee
county.
"All schools Of the state should
be kept open ~ month"; In the year
and night classes should be started
at once for parents and other
adults" said the governor.
Detpest Times Jeb PYinting Dept
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
Seeks tN Operate Sub
mar From Maine
island RalnoE
GUTTER PATROL
LIKELY MEASURE
Government May Also
Take Over Sayvine
Wireless Plant

WASHINGTON. July 1.-(Spe-
cial.) 1.-THE sinking OF the Armenian
IL believed to be the first move In
. new German submarine campaign
against the feet OF English and
French steamers which will be car
rying munitions of war from this
country to the allies after today. In
this connection II Is said the gov
eminent Is seriously disturbed by q
persistent rumor that the Germans
may try to establish submarine
base on one of the little islands on
the coast Of Maine from which It
would be easy for submarines to
sally forth and attack freight ves-
sells carrying arms and ammunition.
The route Of the vessels in sum-
mer runs farther north than in win
ter and takes them close to the
Maine coast. The newer German
submarines have a steaming radius
OF 5000 miles and once they sailed
over to such an island base the rest
would be easy. OF course. this
would be q fragrant breach of neu-
trality. but 1t Is not considered be-
yond the bounds of probability and
American revenue cutters and tor.
pedo boat destroyers may be dis.
patched shortly on a visit Of
search among the. New England isl
ands.
The United States government is
seriously thinking of taking over the
German-owned radio station at Say
Vile. l. l., and operating 1t under
federal supervision in trust for its
owners as was done In the case of
the station at Tuckerton, N. J.
The Sayville station has recently
been equipped with two more 500
foot towers and there Is some sus-
picion that innocent looking mes
sages may In reality be going to
German submarines, giving them in
formation as to the movement OF
ships from this country en- route to
England and France.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

Romeo high school students Will come
TO Detroit Friday md will board
the steamer Put.in- Bay OF the ASH
ley &. Dustin. line at the First-st.
wharf, and go to Put In Bay.
where they will spend the day.
Several hundred Detroiters are plan
ming 20 60 90 Put-in-Bay saturday.
The annual outing OF the Schwahcn
Aid society. as well as tho blue
Ribbon Social club. will be held at
the island that day. The steamer
Put-in-Bay will leave the Ashley &
Dustin wharf at the foot Of First
1T. at o'clock.
On recommr ndstiens made ny POST
mnster NaEei, requtsftiens have
been made by. the department. N
Washington for one three-tpn
truck. seven one aud one-nas. =
trucks, four three quarter ton
trucks and ~ one-half ton trucks
for use In the service here. The
government auto service for I'VE
collection and distribution OF mail
will be installed here bv POST
ter NaGel. as soon a. he receives
specific instructions from WashinG-
t.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
~ Yrom Submarine
!. KIN and Mangle

= ht1opoN, Juiy l.-s11. Benton. .
survives - The LsQ1and liner Ar.
|, ulsnians >o1nv ~ the hrst eye.
ustn1oa GDlly ce ~ t6rpsdoing Of
~ LGy1n14 1Inok - The Cornwall
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

lecting on the tickets. The money.
he says. went mostly for lunch and
to pay debts contracted by illness
In his family. Some time ago Alt
hon moved to Worthwhile with his
wife to cut down the high cost Of
living. They have one child.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

PETR00RAD. July 1.-The RuS.
SLAMS have halted their retreat In Ga.
13c1a. The grand duke II forming HIS
forces along the Bug and the emilia
Lipa and b preparing to give hattie.
The Austro-0erman attempts "a
lobecs this new line have been re.
pulsed with heavy losses.
An omcial statement from the VA
ollcs today admitted that the Slavb
continue 10 fall back on their owl
tssriteFy. north and northeast q
Lenders. before superior forces al
the enemy. But east and southeast
q LENDERS. the grand dukes armies
not only are blocking the enemy's
further advance. but are smashing Ut
the Austro- German lines In . succes-
'pjon Of counterattacks.
~Aloag the wsstern bank Of the
Gala Lipa determined enemy At
tocks were beaten on al day Mon.
lay ana Tuesday" said the ofaciai
statement "Ths enemy was thrown
hack num the river with serious
1osses and failed TO renew the at.
Jnck TUesday night.
"Along the Dneister, particularly
|near Hslics, We counter-attacksd.
(nk1ng several hundred prisoners and
1s1vtn6 ~ IN enemy force attempt
~ % crUos the stream"
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
NATIONAL GUARD
WILL ORGANIZES
INFIRMA ARIES

Three innfmar1es. one FOR each
regiment. win be bAnissd By the
Michigan Nstions1 6ard. according
to . program ann1 ~ . meet
Ing Of the state IN ~ heard, in
the Hotel statlef. NJ Sn1ny. zach
inhrmary win coasid 49, cncer
and Is men. The ybdouaFters
win be Detroit. Or, yatoGD and
Bay City. The duty % thb inArihary
viii be 70 carry wounded men from
the hel6. The war department has
insisted that these organizations be
formed
The bsofu commended Capt. A. G.
wilsoo. q Ana Arbos, for waivins
prumseioa . major, IA favor Of Capt.
Victor y. Dumss, q Detroit.
A prugssm Of sports for the state
encsmpment IN 0esylins. Aug. 1921.
was approved. There will be Q field
~, Aug. 10. at which the best men
- each department win compete.
There viii Be . ball game between
The best two teams Of the four which
Wiu reDresent the three regiments
~ the othSr examinations.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

WASHINGTON. July l.-C Il
cial.)-The situatjsn bstwStu t161'
country and Germhny. already Ssky =;
because OF the attacks q 70
Falaba and the NsbfAska1. A1 n
sinking OF the Lusitania, NJ -
rtill more 20 yesterday sleooo( 10y
when the state department roe ~ n
word Of the sinking BY : sa1G
Of the Britain stesmship AFDo II
with the loso of - lives. ~ e.
(CSsssnusG = Paos TWosy
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

Ct the Wayne Hotel Baths. None bets
ter enyw0Sse. Great for rheumatiem,
S{omsch OouSlss. opsH day ana
otGhG--A9v.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

4 meet1aG has besn ea1lea ~ the
MICHIGAN rreterssi cenGress, TO -
Il viii be attended by rspresenta-
tives OF all bodies Interested In
child welfare work. and It's pur-
pose viii be to attempt to secure
the desperation OF all these socie-
ers, VIII be chairman. Among the
speakers. II In expected. will he
Julia rAthrop, of the National Child
welfare bureau: Gov. Ferris and
DIR. william A. Wilson. OF the
Florsncs Crittenton home.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

u rlIaess. both bodily and mental.
~ suicides have both decreased
~ AottceAbly In Russia since the
Cco1ooal prohibition edict went into
4 - osviaes bank deposits are
dslns rapidly.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

National
New York at Brooklyn. cloudy.
Boston 1t Philadelphia. cloudy.
81. Louis 1t Cincinnati, cloudy.
Pittsburgh 1t Chicago. cloudy.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

teoeys = * * e. .. " y A. I w.
Ths ArmsnIsNas sd ~ =:
-WuU eOu0uUoNo III ~ IA
She new Ne oeislsh ~ g
ports Indicate tha1 ~ o6eV n
sritlsh army sshesvs whs eo
the mules. Z =, go ;s.i
Her agents q Nswpses ~
declared her . peaee(ul -
chairman. 0srm.aa GoWofWN
representatives te6Nle6 ~ I = !.
British transport r. No. 4
not the Inelds1s wlJj toq1 to5 \
other American prsesse Nh
pend upon the 130ootloe
which the vessel falle. Nm
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
RUSSIANS MAKE STAND
ALONG RIVER BUG And
PREPARE TO GIVE BAT Tile
TODAY'S GAMES
American

American
Chicago at Detroit. cloudy.
Warrington at New York. CLOUDY
Philadelphia at Boston. cloudy.
Cleveland at st. Louis, clear.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01
SIavs, in Counter At
t&elks, Smashing At
Teuton Lines
STUBBORN FIGHT
ALONG DNE1STER
Several Hundred Pris-
/ oners Claimed BY
: Petrograd

PErNooRAo, July - Ger.
man tespedo best vsas sunk In
ths osltle, on WIndau. on Men
6sy, the war Office annevnee1 To-
day. a German squsdren o. one
beto1sehip, four light ervIssrs
IN several tegpsde bests was
~ - Night aftsr shsiilns Win
M0llGs July f.-kls1{s nssesm
srsseo ksvs Invaded the Aust1ysn
peostoes 81 oesala, eeeupylWe
- meurtain vIIIsss ~ ve0s-
ehsses
TIE MeWtsnssrIns are eontInw-
IH0 thslv sWsnsivs. driving north.
wsrd through southeastern Bee
nla. ssesrdlns 70 dlspatehss 70
the heNtsnserIn legation here.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

D.s.:ss Times ,ss P.i.si.s Ds,s>-
The Detroit times., 1915-07-01

M. 2:s. -. s'-.' 81 r''-''.s ''s--
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-11
PASS THE REcLAMAr1oB BILL.

Within few days bill will be presented
to the legislature covering the " Waikiki recla-
nation scheme, = which includes plan to di-
vert the dirty stream now flowing across
Waikiki beach into the sea between the Moana
Hotel and the 0utrigger club The bill should
have the unanimous support of Honolulu. 1t
should pass the legislature without delay. The
increase in the revolving fund.- necessary to
carry out its provisions should be granted by
the lawmakers.
The Waikiki reclamation scheme has been
drafted by Superintendent of Public Works
Forbes with the strong approval of the gov
ernor, who years ago saw the possibilities and
the necessities of improving this section of the
city and draining its wet lands Within recent
years the stream that empties into the ocean
has become more and more obnoxious and
simultaneously the crowds of bathers have be-
come larger. Another year should not be all
lowed to pass without the ending Of what has
become nuisance and disgrace to one of the
most famous bathing beaches in the world
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-11
JURY At Scene
OF ALLEGED
DOPE ROBBERY

. The jury in the Scully.Lewis rob
berry trial journeyed to Kalihi short
IL hefore noon today 70 inspect the
house IN which Seully and Lewis are
alleged to have held up and robbed
Chan Chun. q Chinese, the evening Of
February 5.
The prosecution has not finished the
introduction Of its evidence, although
each OF the three Chinese who aver
they were victims of Scnlly. Lewis
and two unknown gunner" have CIV
en- their testimony. All Tim, the sec
end Chinese. flushed his story on
scross-examinatiOn this morning and
the Jury then heard the corroboratiye
tale Of the third man. Ayau. AL
three have been questioned closely BY
counsel for the defense, but to spec
tators at the hearing the cruss1exam
nation apparently failed to break
down their story.
: Lawyers Cor the defense. In fact ap
peared TO make no serious effort &c
confuse them. This has served to In
crease interest N the version which
the defease win give - the aftaIl