Paints tut llil luccmct
and “credibility of Willa»
" . «8' Statement.
arm W ct the n.-
fi'llhdaaeafihelam haulin-
‘ “minivan-author!
‘ lo‘l'ak.
86" York. February ?-.\'u rotinrm-
w could be obtained before the
proceedings in the trial at im-
. of the minor
one of the Jurors had dinoheyed
daily admonition or the revorder
”I hid talked about the cane. matting
lfimmeut that “he would not hang
“a such testimony."
“at Weeks and Battle. counsel
Int Inltneux. stated that they did not
. ' there was a partitle of truth in
» _V ”d conversation. They vrtutld.
[all appearances. he the m most
=M interested. and the) laughed
"fl. 0! ltory and t-ottulderui it absurd.
{I TI- recorder made no mention of
IN! hatter at the opening of the oourl
.‘ Ir. Weeks continued Ilia summing
. '3 «lie and mother net-e
CIR -la today and ten greeted
”at: by lollneux
‘I'hea lit Weeks discontinued hie
m. at “loan-eat yesterday. he
will at the letter hon nor
at! ”My Koch. He resumed at
’3‘“ Weeks“ again reterred to the in-
ol' Hr. Koch n testimon)
w “and attention to several no-rall-
thousand“.
‘39 the. spoke at the [anions Burn:
.the one admitted by the violence
Uflflel on mbln's egg blue. tri-
I!"
“There‘s no mat-cal-ent about that."
ha. "It's written on a half sheet
”at and la encircled In a Ihite
it can signed by whom?
M Thal'ti hilt aigun~
w I doubt
1‘13". in regard to the mounts
, » . belore the coroner‘s inquest.
_ ‘ remember that this defend-
ihure alone, without any room
" he was there as a witness
a tuna-a la not permitted mun
fir cant-an examined hint. Nov:
. an. mush at Mr Osborue'o
nonlittea here no that you
‘ ,3 hour Illi‘ll information he
have in the possession of a tit—
Iltt he wants to get out of that
the witness said he did not re-
flfl' having that paper before.
, m9 He cannot shown the
'W. but M a halt sheet oi‘
' Wan it mange he should
to rural! it? Would you
. trims the letter on a
you never used or
, final? I think not.
thing. motioned Ir.
the date of thin letter.
the third day of June. If
ily? Why did he aend to Waahlaaton
to get the nus-rant girl? Why did
not rail the landlady heraelt'"
cry softly.
chief over her eyea and vainly attempt-
ed to «tide the noise that were rising
Mollneux plat-rd his hand reaaeuriugiy
on her shoulder as If to contort her.
Mr. Weeks rontluucd in a atzathina
for introducing evidence that Holineutt
am! Mint- (‘heshorough lived at Hrs.
Hell‘s boarding house. and that he was
there knonn as “.Mr Cheshorough."
‘Why didn i you deny it." alikt‘d An-
sietant Attorney Osborne. braking in
on the silent-e that had nettle-d over the
room and \vhlrh had been broken only
by Mr. \Yerks'i: ion voice and Ill-a
Molineux' a Stilts.
‘ Bet-amn- it was not necessary.“
lien-Ply t'vtorted Mr. “'et-its. turning
angrilv towards Mr. Oeborne. "it was
not Ili‘t‘f‘fihfll’)’. Even the rout-t order-
M ii ntrirken out yesterday and told
the jury to disregard Rarhael Green‘s
teatimmit‘. Because I knew the court
would do that. Ewan» i knew that
it had no bearing on the ruse. How
dared you introdurt- it‘.‘ It was an
intuitions thing to do. It was not only
fall-e. but it was vile as well “
This ended an episode that (mused
considerable exritetnent in the room.
um watt
every one present.
the hemlwriting on exhibit “A."
mimn pat-Rage Rddm. This
said. refit-ring to Duriti N. (‘arvalhot
"There in a man. an expert.
tit-5s before thewl
though. i don't know that he was."
“Oh. yes he was." interrupted Hr
Osborn“.
draw that.
witness before the grand Jury.“
“Then." said hlr. Weekn.
a witness before the grand jury."
ed Hr. Oahone.
raid Mr. Weehn.
your other experts did.“
2810.
rum or 2 ammo.
the Inlauafllnaevuard.
night attach planned for their destruc-
Contntiny'a more at laahetoa'n.
Countable Stewart.
trio have not yet returned.
irartlonaiatheane.
BROKEK oouuaxpnnm‘s.
“magma-technician“!
oratoenltlvatnan
:Pr'mlel Phillis
arraignment of the district attorney
The contrast between Kr. Weehs‘a out-
burst of nuaer and the preredlng utili-
iaui-lt an to bring a shock to
From his tvloquunt anneal to the
settlihilitieas o! the jury. Mr. Weeka
turned quietly, to a consideration at
the
he
dwelt upon {or some time. and lint-Jig
who van
in this rare for the police. who gave
them all the knowledge he bud. a man
who is above reproach. who was a vit—
vithdranv that
“I don‘t want you to tith-
i will moot-tie he van a
“who was
“Why didn't you call him then.” nah-
”I didn't have to. It was your place."
“You didn't do it be.
canoe you knew he wouldn't teat"! as
At this point recess one taken until
Seultnelredaf huh Treaties m
Vii-wria. B. 0.. February 7—Word
has been received by the department of
lndian aflalrtt and by the police author-
ities of fresh trouble mung the In-
diam at upper] Liani. Seven members
of a Scat-h lndian fatally named Mc-
Tavlali are said 10 have been IIINIOI'Qd.
There was an epidemic of worry last
tall and the Mary was started among
the Indian that the Ir'l‘avlahea bad
mused it by witchcraft. A council was
held the ite'l‘avinhea (underlined and a
lion. Setting are to the Ic’l'avish
home. the savanna shot their victims as
they attempted to eaeape the lance.
only one of the family at eight succeed—
ina in reaching the shelter of the for-
et-t. and ultimately the Gama Trading
with two men
started out at once under the guidance
of thn sole aurviror of the hanleaa
family to arrest the murderers and the
Con-the
Arner Porter. of Temh Greet. had
sent an «Intro mean to take nugget.
The brilliant young preacher. when
“Tins-alumna
m'mum
mmummmm
originalitydtdaaiga. them of
trucu-tlatlctnnritahmwillcharai
thamwmm
2
Are prominent icaturca of the show-
ing. around onions thin non-on are in
a more plea-log variety. including old
one. old blue. lave-liar. grass and
French Bitten. Among the dalntleat of
the new styles. lane patterns and co-
peuinlly attractive and rich Peraiaua
dealgnr and deserved favor.
Satin Aniline
A representative at the new group 0!
Printed Saline. is of suprrlativcly soft
and lustrous quality and the denim.
though fewer in number. are exception-
ally choir-r. in tatl’etus there are some
pretty surprises in Lane or Hematiuzit
alerts. Now is the time to see then:
all.
20 nnzen'
BLACK ALBERT TWIN. UNDER—
SKIRTS at a price—a very little one.
you will admit it you will hold the
value to the. light beside it. Theae all
down Shirts are at excellent quality.
made with double finance and eight
rows 0! cording. The price in not but
fill-c.
W tan.
W. N...
—_..—-.-———--—--—-—————-———«
STYLISH
FURNITURE
STYLES. ‘
This is a atoro that. in atrlctly
up-to-dato all the time. No
sooner is a furniture atria an.
tabllabed in the largest cittaa
than are get it. and thin in
hacked by something «unity
as important—the right. price.
Once it men into thin clot-n.
lt‘a nun to he rightly priced.
Bee no tor all the new china:
in Furniture.
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run 911'”? Qi'EEK..." ......
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runner: and
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PER.
new
mar.
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' HOYTYS THEATRE.
Thursday and Friday,
pen. 8-9.
-“THE REAL THING."
Production of the
Entire 25 Rounds.
7% Miles of Pictures.
The most wonderful moving picture
ever when. Clear. «ends. and no nich-
oring. Requires 2% hours to run the
:5 rounds.
Price- 250.5% . The.
Santa on sale at Plainted‘a and
-. Wcad’a drill stores.
m
HOYT’S THEATRE.
IATTNEE no) mom.
Saturday, Feb’y 10m.
The l-‘uunlat of Funny Shows
By Kenneth Len. introducing
chENZlE.
Want to See and Hear.
A Reign of laughter.
with. A Cyclone of
Bright Comedians... Beautiful Girls.
Everything New and Up—to-Date.
an Ocean of Fun.
Matinee Prion: lo and :5c. 3
Eva-Mm“ 354-450:
Weed-Drug
GRAND CONCERT
BY'rt-tn
YALE
unimmm
i
mutated by
Ha. Goo. A. Dmr. Tutor.
For aale at Finland’s.
nonurif'li.” gnaw 4
’m‘? have bad this near.
Win. A. Brady and Thomas O'Rourke”: ‘
Jellies-Shirley Fight.
Dad . in Harness!
OTIS B. TRAY“ and BEATRICE
A Pobl’mlt‘rl of Good Things You
A Carnioal 0!
Fun.
floatn now on air at Pialntoda and
Stores.
Special Bargain Matinee...“
and? mac l 101 Erie’l'ele-
10 and 5 cent. , . W’ggt?‘ 4:05th {am Mflfim
WW I! to enormous locks
lmxwgon’aHamNoawau. mufhl‘zu‘t ht. if; price. individual
Ilium! Lilla. Fth'! 7th.
Continuing trout: members. including
offline aololata.
Tickets 50c. Including reserved neata.’
South Not-walk.
and Glandular: drug were. Not-walk.
M
lidsseasonts superiortoanu
«andinciutlesa‘lir_ newest stulesand fleets tnhmnas and in
settings, also a m complete assortment Of All Overs. “
vent best.
benefit as not.
want.
I" '0“ am “NAMIB-
5 Wall street l0:10 a. m. ‘Tbe market
‘ oprned active and highly irregular un~
diet the influence of large profit taking
at some points and buying on a large
scale at others. in the opening trans-
actions flve thouaand nhurea of Penn-
sylranln were taken with resulting ad
vance ol 1%, and 8.500 shares of En-
ion Pacific lifted that stock it Tobac-
co advanced 155.8ugur.Nortolh &
Western and a number of the apeclal‘
snagged on realizing.
uWnll street. ll a m.——The movement
of stock pricca became more confused
weakness developing in numerous is-
sues on realisation. while others forg-
ed up steadily on confident buying.
Pressure was neat pronounced in the
iron and Steel properties. local groups
and flaltlmore & Ohio. Covering in Su-
gai rallied it 3 points and there was a
marked improvement in Anaconda
Mining Erie first. preferred. Wiscon~
ain Central. preferred and Chicago Ter-
minal preferrcd Near 11 o'clock the
entire market reacted Sugar going be-
low Ill Brooklyn Transit to 75 not! a
sharp traction was clipped on prices
orthe standard stocks.
l
Wall street noon—~The reaction soon
spent its lorce in the general list but
there were a few stocks which contin-
ued downwards. a heavy buying move-
tnent in Metropolitan Street Railway
rallied it tour points and the other
transactions 1 and 2%. Prices of other
atoclts imputed all around. Union Pa~
cidc riaing to 50.1‘hcre on: a shrink-
age in the volume of business in bonds
and prices were irregular
Wall street. i p. m.-—-Unlon Pacific
met heavy altering: at 50. which check-
ed lta advance and the general tenden-
cy became reactionary. Special info‘clts
sharply. Sugar touching 112%,
When then: been adapted the
luck remand advance to 3% The
general liabdid not aw any not-thin
reopen”
Wall aired. a p. u.—~Vcry heavy ot-
ter-lugs at the maul-a trunk lines
points (ruin the but.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONl
Reported over private wire at B
Balm. matador) broker. Snark &
waett block. South Not-walk.
’ “a.” 13;;
on. ‘
Solvent Notice. “mm a m as g
‘ “atrial of malt, na. . Probate 1:” m a 1m;
MWTQA. EWING ”my“
muamulunimhteotflttr- ax am ”3‘3:
WW. “1‘ a “3"“-
' fl 1-K 135W
rant use a or
in { to
inhuman”;
matings».
an attain
GLOLKS l’l‘ HALF PRIOR.
Commencing Febmatu lsl we will close cut out enlité’i
stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ Cloth Jackets at one ball of the or:
.o. initial price. Our stock includes mum of the best garments we
Tbeu are all this seas’on’ s sixties, made bu3
the vem best manufacturers. the cloth, trimmings and tailoring the
But then must all no and non man as well have the?
No garments reserved.
The price is out in two.
TRISTRAM & HYATT.
Pick outlaw one uou
The Leading Millinery wombat Store
in the Norwaiks.
CASH OR‘ CREDIT.
ACCOUNTS ORENED WITH EYERYBODY.
Small deposit down and 31 weekly until paid.
We have placed on sale several lots of Winter Goods
which must be closed out before inventory.
4“.
One lot of Miss’ 08’ Kat-sea
J aekets sizes 14 to 18; gm.
black and brown. hand-' '
somely lined with heavy
Meta silk for $6.98 worth
3111]).
W”
15 all wool rainy day
skirts double faced goods ’6
rows of stitching around
bottom strictly all wool for
84.50 former price $8.00.
Velvct waists. onlv a In!
of them lethfsome of than
are braided wilh‘eilk ma
for. :35 tumor pride 3511).
Very nice flannel mts'
in all colors nicely trimmed
former price $2.50 now
$1.89. . .
We are receiving nevi spring $0611: every day .
we respectfully invite you to come and examine m
We do not expect you in buy We want you to ggtany
quainted with the style of goods we carry. ,
,.all%taé§
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