Aim it“ his, int. Novena—rho: '
charisma; in the case of Midship-
,m inor Merlrvether. In, charged
A V, aughter in connection with
V e death.“ Midshipman James R.
‘ Eiranch. after a all light, roconVened
. today: tflld‘shlpinsn Meriwether was
. the diet witness offered by the do
tense. He was warned by the court
.. that he was not obliged to commit
dAA A.ug7ex ,
.1. A; fiiwoum 3‘... 0 A3‘ E5313 "3333 33”.; 333.333.... Mr.
. - ' ' race was Sept: 1, 1904. [was on the
”ii ”I” I“ 39m" m- 8antee and Mr. Branch was put there
for misconduct. He made himself gen-
ei'aily- unpleasant to me during the
feltir rigs hei warmers. .AOn‘l 0ct1 1.ho
re urn an v on the
Theeddy on the sublect ldntafew doors spartrfreiu 3% “03!?
Deity lies to be Thankful #331“? {5931:3149-- It “iii“ 13W“ and
w ambitions arri ,. r c or sagreea e. o midshiil-
”Me cmmmlwrfi‘; plan hidden in MM htA‘runsinn
' dives. phiver to the runner to insult
‘ mods aftewAwords and and isAworse “than basing or physical
on ugh it harmoii'izes with prosecution. Branch frequently told me
, 'more recent articles in Eggtgnintefidgd todlgliifewfi: mlyflin
1' ii a. S ‘
M" 595°.“th Chr‘5t5‘?‘ man Humphieys and i was knocke‘d
VV A, A cut. Bmich min the furthernand com:
is of Mr. Clemens‘ satire in log at me said he .was goln to report
union to the fact that the inn. and' did tell the mi ipman in
of»1the Joel's in harmony ”W3.“
hiie on the Hartford at Newport
. "9‘09 "NM make TOMM- Newa seine fruit was being brought
losiae for his ignorance of on the ship. Witness, Branch and many
:ghrtrsa wail-lo ille‘lplililig themselves to
ii ranc to in to turn in. WI
5 .thiuks 55'“ “‘5 Dem nose sdid "Go to hell. " Branch mad
“51 cause 10' ‘thkBK‘V‘lifi in report of insubordlnation. disrespect.
t it was no worse... A V, and not turning in promptly.
thinks that He can £06 ‘I tqid these facts to the executive
. took- off all but the last charge. 1
perpetrated by King 1455* board that Mr. Branch wanted to
the Congo have been limited to light. but i paid no attention to the
V. owing to the diminished ma- in!“ her.
. ”m ., h ‘ “I called Branch what i did because
V insurance grafters come in for was told the custom was that, a
share. and Mr. Clemens thinks. ad toldm dswag going to 'bfl‘e’
stho Deity can be thankful that‘all c. thflit hum,e lid me fall and I want-
of the widows and 011313116 to light and and the matter. 1 did
deceived in malnta'ini 'not intend to ”light when i went to the
. c9“ “8 room. but. he again told me that he
"3 Mirth " and in funds for: ed to ‘bilge me."
mother s; criunsei then asked
.- him' out lila ‘gelrg'inlnn‘ from hitting
Branc during the fight although al-
lowed to do on under the rules. The
witness might! two instances of this.
explaining that he did not believe any
blows should be struck in a stand 0!
fighLA Analaaemen neon their feet. Hens
. was also told. how he fouled and of
. ‘f":'*"*"'-' tend to gh’o up the light. but the so
lien or what might be called conds would not allow it.
r th cl with. Branch."
‘F‘V 2:“:me er: All at: 5h! 3% McKlttrick came
. ii 5‘ 9 ° . hon my: roomns Aid me that he had
"filmy 18 siibiect been appointed Branch's second to
nréeirictionson account ofits arrange a fight i wanted Jaeger as
.. unity. The owner of an au- mine. The dclnils were then arranged.
en'tly' sill ped his machine Dnriuirthe mind i rushed Branch and
1’ both fell sideways through the door:
'3‘!” Munich where he ‘1'“ The next reund Branch hit a terrillé
' .ln ihe‘r'flierkommer” races, nppercut it stgnne: ripe for game
‘ 1 An bur . . rounds. [returns to is aw. not rest
.. .°,- .3.“ %r$o!:utco?$::l his head blii‘k and l returned. but
‘ swung my arm around his neck. We
“55 °‘ 99“"95- For ‘9‘“ fell in that position. his head striking
railroad police regulations the floor. We were' lifted up. My arm
32,,3‘30 could not he used ‘ler the next two
; rounds. My left am one Modem a
football gami abeul'lhreeyears ears‘ago. I
“5 Ghristman 1'“ been had a' severe operation but yfiiil'od’phy-
adult hedged “policeman"
Colorado. and is be-
taken toward fulfilling the
Athat there shall he “one
" . iivd'v‘W345'5‘5'T. '1 V‘ - “ "‘ y
year The arm is still weaker than the
oligaer; it til it ed
.. or wet or on s ow a
W l “I.“ '30“ Chm“ scar on the wrist of the arm. He said
. . . worker and has made a sgvah‘pialedhad menzgiit in th‘eVre‘iA.
m u. spitting m mu“ ' t t e on o c rouii a
. Allahabad. "Mr Branch came across
-' WW” 35‘5““ “”5555 the room and tin both apoioyim‘a and
modestly, work if on.
tinder“. so she was liven a Allorthcn left and l h‘ave n ver seen
him since. We’ parted as f ends. 1‘
-A... could notI godly: breaking: .Lbe nail.
' morning. a 0 go to t e oeilll .
‘ 5,9" AM? GUUNAHY An orderly. came and said that they.
. .URLLKLEQ. ‘ ‘ was amen unconscious in the but
lie was bred ht to the hospital. I
I. miniblc doc to erraulle the waited until i or operation won over
about e neck of the coat. that night and Dr. Amos told me tum
5'5""? 9° "0"“ 01100 with- Branch were doing well. About“!
5 ““5“ 5° ‘9“ "i“ ‘99 the next afternoon i was told tip:
I the lldolf will lint be blinI- gum tint Bmch m dead I
quested an odiciai i vestigntion by thoo
M to trim your muff with superintendent. l asihurt and gricA°
than lace or ilowe'rs.ved1begior:‘d pillaging" h . i
h " i n I r. no was it-
A . 3.3.1235: y$¥£fl§§ deed fortunate in being in his plans.
*émfoi‘tabie mg “Gilli it as in going to sleep and not waking up
[h it was ‘ "m, coat. than to be in mine and having to live
convenient is the duiilr this life after this sad and depidrahlo
affair."
can 5:, m'fihffigufi in answer to a question Meriwelher
dorsal from the intro “9‘
- .. A continued actions 1 would be in the
‘ mlhfugamo” '5 5 tion as anotheighoisiieniate
' no one
without. do Und tildes circumillhnoes i would
wig have to resign and could never hold
up my head again. a.”
. The prosecution then began its
, cmmlnntion and at the end of
Wattle! s .iestimony the defense
after which there
cramps! with“. in. reunion
he said 'a‘ftcrwarda we will he mellow. *5
if.
A d, chap canes. , A ‘ V 1- ,
Din. Black. Pit and trillion. * ocii l-lousce. Furniture? “ibishlea.
\p IA ‘1!
#iEVMjVV
lns' that go. V A 3.
scene: room ,“‘A
Our book departmetit thi'd aileron is much larger than ever and con-
tains all that is newest and}. best.
sor‘tment of juvenile bodilii
Standard works and it“ 0va right Fiction. Also an. Mouse as-
boiler, linen and board covered... a. . . .l. . .
Over 106 titles to select from. '
' 8.2 Al r Books for Boys.. .Oiiver 0 tie Books I
for Boys. 1... '1‘.- Meadh Boob rGirls. Garey Bookedor (girl's. A
JVUVENlLE BOOKS. in ~ “1 .
Copyilg'lit Fiction at lib.
Henty Books for Bill!
1 4
You will find here the when assortment of Juviiiiile books in this
city at no So. 10c, 15c. 19cm“ ills.
All the old favorites than as Buster Brown.
harem mo PM?“
o
rancv vases Mill skid Blind.
“use: srvLse obtrhdlck ”Trains. roaV JANUARY an:
or oav Manama ‘
e: fiiceh.‘ said Meriwether. " and he W “t ‘19“ ‘W" 5599" 395.5% 1 l‘
or th fact that tile as: Jail and “m the trial til his back to induce" Mr. if uphill moment
we lent to be constantly wa it“
mi lots of the la .the situation can Mr Henmhili refuse since t and
be decided moron comfortablo. that 0“ N8 mm"! M ma 9’. Ram
A number ornewspap'er dish a eav. tive proposition that it
ght wouldo and feeling and Branch ored “to scour. Raymond’to
terda'y, but he rsfdrred ill on first:
his attorney, Judge Ana 3.
who acted in the absence of
'moitd-‘s regular attorney. WA
nelt who was out of town.V_-.d
woodward. as was stated;
said that he was not vol-’11 .
Mr.
litigation over to [Oi/filial“ rohtlm:
proud has no .propentydn
3 o'clock on
checkers with th de'n tr snarl
can has been in the New york courts
for three years.
r. Raymond does not tells confine
meat very. seWy. and was up until
Mventrflt in the New York Ettore me
Court won an action in‘volvltik Almost
a oonirolling interest in the stitch of
the old Garbo Steel company; ,1 MW “these domains held
Jersey. Which has since ,tallbn nominally. and silt vi ndsd Vere
bile it is somewh t ooh. a
s
the cm, thonxh he
and this was the reason r at?
once of the body writ. The rib is
y morning “3:3,.”
over by the Carbon Steel 09 hy. of
the
bran ht by Mr. 8 ybaok and
am at Charles .llayinond.
and
the
sicslly. Hanover. 1 passed thei‘dext 5316531300.] ‘ (lo.
the
ban
Slayback formein was a
he was treasurer.
West Vlrslnle. formed in .1 a To it does not appear that Raymond ever
action. which has been d haw got any one to finance the company.
courts for three ”325:3; 3 but merely got scroll (it the creditors
wife.
the Carbon teal Ooni
Stock brokerage firm A.
., and a nidaifiero of
Stock Exchange. The Mill failed
shares of the second
of the Carbon companyaodt
."::°"‘i...i'" 7‘ .
l'i...3?A3A......8m.
@aom for 848.000.3510 ill-o
the :par value of till). 000‘. it]! y-
had been known as. the like al
r of the corporation Which
his firm was threats with
dilaacini embarrassment. be larhd
ed
:9!
"n i ind not mauled sir. Braucb'l «I;
in order to protect the Carbon coni-
.Raymond, it was a
Mulder and a director . I A
__ at n
flowery ii phill, of Pittl 135. c
amnion an principal own 1'
Furnace Company,“ city.
lil' ll company w “an
supp ylng iron to t
also was in other one a
8 other materialslo A
Mr. Béeybnck right);
his stock in in
ill was held dill!
tended? touts
, ' ' t ion sown i‘
' 53.5%.; retell .Ai studious e um... V.’
W'dding shim “a” n I, u “m
"f lien liter: '
i ii . .,
”my“ molly chm} . (cosine-dilemma mi
. luv tho your “file «hind ii is,
thick mild “min” the tire' deputy
until
. i “It All" on.» limits Tuesday at
Wralnalsliy made a trio in the house
_ . . err in MM. Ash» ml the will ever.
ed in“ in the um: “fills fit all wrcne
W1 l , nothing min Ibolil ll. ‘f‘liis blotter
M this mu lathe hands of the ref
(hum manage
an mi: A noo
edyth'ng that will amuse dnd'intid'psd {lid
5nA‘hl as.
them that he was
Pittsburg for this Ap fibril that
{support Raymond old: He
_ “Wstatutc of limitations as a defuse.
holds that the suit in my is we"
brought and he also (i that the
able He says he is not impressed
.A .l with the versio of the sedan Mr.
meat of What he kn‘e‘w ' Slaybitcii wasfu ya so; the;
a
vague claimed by the pliiintl I cisl standing. of Mr. mend. he
Raymond turned the'1t‘dck in holds. and was not it. iy to divest
himself of his property he knew
that Mr. Raymond him“ could not
finance the company and tilt the “0th
or parties" had not been determined
upon. He also holds that the J-d'laposi
tion of the stock by Mr. Minot! dis-
credits his own version of the a air.
Part of this stock we employee.
a part to Newton 1-! till) ll. son of
James iiemobill. but tile hulk to no-
Buyback. By‘ a dad slohof 'Jildge phews and nieces of Mood. Who.
the justice declared. titan no
possible service to
to extend the time ”Amalia.
limitations interfering With“ the plain-
tiff's remedy. the action is to recover
judgment on the ground of fraud. to
procure the return of the shares. the
cancellation of the trans rs. and an
in May. 1893. durin the financial accounting of dividends. A though the
.doell ontogeny. Mr. Slay in: ow is
l and the action not brOtl until Jan-
g
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receivership and‘ .ietrweni to
would furnish tho humility flaccid ...‘.
in his decision. .Juiitlco- Levellirltt
tory told by the pialht is reason-
nan.
"Then too." says t1a‘ticoV‘ilfauiritt
a .. but
paid to Raymond hie tiftion
"As to the question of the statute of
fraud was committed in July of 1893
nary or 1900 the plaid Blaybacli
says that. he did not discover the
fraud until the spring, of 1898. when
Robinson informed him of it. A
‘Mbipaon told lit ‘3th
Robinson. had menu who
Biaybacli did. he ha since lot his
stock back. and he also told him that
Raymond and his wife never gave up
their stock at all. fun luciineddo bo-
iieve the statement of the plaintiff
and do not think he is barred. under
the statutes from recovering ludg ,
ment.”
Judgment. lhci-egeww ogdeired for
Eliaybsck against but the
Justice holds that gm“ been
made out against M and her
case is dismissed wit uboostl.
Patent V
680 bag $5.
.V.m
.A'
”111‘
WATCH “fl-ll an. in rwdnaow'a
lentil. ‘
Jossio'rrfs
Cures Hay Fever or Money Refunded. 50c; -
bbl
dumbed to cure All C it. ‘
Only Radical Cure for nine 2506“ ”1:,
(lures won Group in a Few: Minutes. '
Cures SorOTilroet nil Ulcmldl Tonnllst, A ,
only Phillie Cure for Quick Conium inlaid;
Kills the Oaterril Mi'cto'bc and Cures in on M
WWW-gonad “swallowing
Only thing on Earth flint
GOOD TH!"
. “ma
TO EAT
Will have the hsuai supply of our celebrat . corn and chestnut fed Turkeys” home raised
and home dressed. .
We. beset on having the most elaborate. clean, new,- node-date stock of High Griide Gro-
codes that you éan find in the State of ConanVcticujV. Call?“ our store and prove this statement
yourself. '
The Man UflBSlllil] l8-~Th8 Thanksgiung iiiimn
Which we can furnish you in the most node-date manner with the most np-‘to-date good things to
l e
eat. 1 5 f i .A' i. -
Celery. Letttice. Cranberries. Sweet Potatoes. Sweet Flofida Oranges, Maiaga Grapes. Fan-
cy Table Apples. Bananas. Seeded Sultana and Cluster' Raisins, New Currants. Citron. Orange
and temon Peel, Glace Frnfti Jame, jellies and Marmalades, Olives, Pickles and Sauces. Cam- ‘
embert Cheese, Edam, Pineapple; Old English and our famous Double Credm Chees'e.‘ new a
Mince Meat. Dudley's Pumpkin and Squash, Franco-American Soups and Plum Pudding. Hunt-
ley dt Palmer‘s Celebrated Crackers and Weigh-s. Delicious The and Colleen. Elite disparagus
Tips. Sweet Peas and a‘cdmplete line of H Grade Canned Fruits and Vegetables in; tin and .
glass. All our goods alto the best that money chillsuy aird acid It popular prices. ', p .- o.
I
y..-
We expect to see all our old patroni and decree of new plies for this Thanksgiving trade. , i
Q gr.n.nm,} n. .--
.;._~ We invite surfing in i5“! Pnrbfloods a uni. We are: convinced it Will lie to y... mi.
vantage and pro t. ‘ ' '
;.
TheMasees.
Norwalk Chronicler