Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 6, 1900 · page 1

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New Haven. February t—‘i‘he hotly
or unknown man. terribly matilated.
was toned near the cedar Hill atation’
on the Conanllthted railroad early‘thia
morning. Thehodywaaaobadly man-
gled that maturation would be al-“
moat an imno-lbiiity. hot in the pock-
etottheclothiogwaetoundaalipot
paper bearing the name and addreTaa
“Frank Murphy. 31 ‘Weetddd street.
Providence. R. i. The man‘s clothing
was 0! good anally. Both the medical
examiner and the police are or the op-
inion that the man fell from one ofthe
night traina. .

Later the man was identified as
Philip P. liorphy. formerly employed
In the rubber hoot works at Ansonia.

anon: 0!" comma.
the tenant crave-ti. la leani- at
law lrii'aia Today. A

New Britain. Conn.. February s—‘l'he
ennui convention of the Kalghta of
Columbine la in aeaeioo here today. with
about 150 delegate- ln attendance. 0!-
iicera and delegates attended solemn
high ma- at 1:80 o‘clock. When the
convention aaaemhled an addreea .wia

given by tile Honor. layor l. c. Web-
ster. Reporta were preaented by the
atate ofloera and committeea were ap-

pointed.
State Deputy Philip E. Hendrick. or
'i‘attville. prealded and there were 118
um de~

iirered the addreaa of welcome.
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“the to an Lalieale at 1.8“ Pa ole ll
lubed this Alteraoaa.
Hartford. February s—lelliam Jen»
nlnga Bryan. the Democratic leader.
today fulfilled a return comment In
Connecticut and concluded his. tour
with two addreeaca in the Nutmq
atate. one at Hartford thia afternoon.
the other at Bridgeport this evening.
Ir. Bryan'a train rolled into the ata-
tion one minute ahead of “time and
round about no persons on hand. A]-
exander Troop and Colonel Graven
took him in chargeandruahed him in-
to a carriage-.111 which he was taken to
apartmenta in the Allyn House. Here
llr. Bryan partook ot‘lunehcon with

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the hall at the adyortiacd time. Shorts

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New York, inch-nary c—“We rest apé

,yoa the cane made by the pmm“:

This waitha anrpriaing announcement
madeatthcbeginnlngoitheday'am-
mdinga by the chief conned tor the
dotendantinthecaacoi,‘ Roland KB.
Holinena. who is charged with having
canned the death of lira. Kateedama'.
_'!‘he statement on the port of In.
Week: came as a thunderbolt. The
big court room. crowded to its fullest
capacity. was perfectly quiet as llr.
Weekaepokeandwhen heaatdown.“
he finished wide. a boa: oi exone-
ment ran through the room. '
For the second time since the begin-
ning of the trial 0! Mollneux. his wife
and mother were in_ the wort room
today when the proceedings began.

When the prisoner was brrmght'lntn .

court be embraced both his wife and
mother alenuonately.
When court opened Ir. Weeke rqoe
and said: ‘ ' ,
"Your Honor. we make a motion to
strike out exhibit ‘I,’ and that the jury
be inatrocted to disregard it. ' ‘
Exhibit “1" is the diagram in which
the proeecution declares the detond—
ant given specifically hie phyaiéal
meaanrementa The motion was denied.
The recorder stated. in denying the
motion. that he would again instruct
the jury to disregard all part or that
diagram blank that did not certain to
the alleged ptioo or the detend;
ant and that of handwriting.

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lore. inquire at theoflee
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To LEE—From Penning .
part oi house on So. lain
or Gould Hoyt, 101 So.

Mr. Weeka then moved that the one WM.-

be compelled to eleet'hwn

. which one or the air counts lathe in~

diciment it would‘dwend when going
tojthe‘da'l‘y. Thia‘ wu asked. Ir.
Wee-ha -stated, heroine the defense
could not properly makeE out in
without knowledge which count wool
be elected by the state. lir. Osborne
replied by saying that it had long
been customary not to compel the state
to elect its count until both aides had
been stated. The motion was denied.

more mean. nun.

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Ibrahim (choral. train arrived

here at: o’clock thhmeraiaa tram

Frankfort. it consisted of a baggage

car with the caaket and floral trlbntca.

a coach for the pallbearers. judgu of

the Appeiate Court. lealalatlve commit-

teennd mheraand a Pullman with the
reiativea. Among those in the Pull-
man were:

Arthm' Goebcl. oi Cincinnati; Justus

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