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Show ri". Tnr Jerome finds Delnus groceries and STAPLE a J . . Bananas Oranges, lemons Worthy Antagonist (Continued f:om Far New York, Feb. 6. Interest :u the opening f the Thaw oa.e today in the maneuver! of conned (or the itefri.ur. who at the end of proceeding, bad an eatneat consult at km among ihnuaelvea m to the future conduct of the caae auii a to whether Mr. Gleaajn ahuuid in charge of the examination uf witnesses. Pineapples Pates figs, Apples FINEST IN THE -- uEy ARE THE MARKET. T. B. Evans & Co. GROCERS . 1 Bath Phenes S09. jbc4 WASHINGTON Now is the AVE. Time! Get You a FINE WINTER SUIT TAILOR-MAD- E CHEAP! of pattern for extra pant Our line are very fine. Repairing and Cleaning done Ter; reasonable. St IIS Gerte Burt Plane Brea.' Organa Newman It was evidently decided to put the matter squarely up to the defendant, and. before the session began today, all of the six lawyers wbo have represented Thaw since the beginning of the trial went into the priauuers pen to U'.seiu the matter with him. They were still In the pen when Justice Fltigerald took the bench. Then they filed Into the court room along with the defendant. All the lawyers took their accustomed place at the counsel table. The Countess of Yarmouth appeared in ouuri this ntrnlr.g for the first time in several days. With her and hia wife, anGeorge L. Caru-gl- e other aimer of 'he defendant. Edward and Joaiah Thaw alu were pivsent. the only absentees living Mrs. Williun. Thaw and Mia. Evelyn Thaw. : When the aeksion began Mr. Jerome stated that upun adjournment yesterday the pulut was pending a lu ad mission of certain testimony by a witness who wak abiiut to state a conversation held alth Thaw in January, 19(14. The court had suatalned the Qbjectlon to the question interpose! by the district attorney but had invitMr. ed the citation uf authorities. Jerome was reading from a case which he had applied, when Attorney Delmas arose and suggested that a witness be placed upon the stand before the eon t liming of the proceedings. a It then became known that Mr. was to assume active charge :f the defense, whose case was handled yesterday by Mr. Gleason. It was aald 51r. Delmas had delivered an ultimatum that he would withdraw from the case unless given a free hand in conducting the fight fur Thaws life. The reaulta of yesterdays proceedings were anything hut satisfactory to all concerned in Be,-ina- BOLSTEAD 24th I. E. the rase. C. II. Mr. Jerome replied to M r. Relma of allowing ihe witness, Boman. to state a cmveraation with the defendant, waa pending yesterday and should he finally decided before bringing in further examination. Mr. Delmas said he would withdraw the question asked the witness whlru caused the objection to be entered. This was agreed to. Mr. Jerome aald he would withdraw hia objection to the introduction of the evidence tending to show Insanity In collateral branches of the Thaw family provided certain questions asked the witnesses of yesterday were withdrawn. We withdraw the questions, said Mr. Delmas. "and will go over the matter again. Mr. Detains directed thsf Benjamin Buntan. whose testimony bad been excluded yesterday, be recalled. Boman said that in 19'tf be was a door keeper at the Madison Square Garden theater. Did yon know Stanford White aud Harry Thaw? that the matter WARDLEIGH PIANOS ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Violins, Guitars, Accordeona, Jos, String Baa Latest Publication! of 8heet Musle. See the Wonderful Pipe Organ 2371 Washington OGDEN, Avenu UATH. Yea. Tid mske you ever hear While of any pep threats against the life aon?" "Yes." Mr. Jerome objected, saying he was sot sure the defense was to be on of Mr. Delmas declared that every defense the law allowed was to be taken advantage of. Mr. Jerome withdrew his objection. "A few nights after Christmas," the White "Stanford witness resumed, came up to me after the show ana wanted to know if Miss Xeabit hsJ gone home. I told him ahe had. He You are a liar. 1 told replied. him to go hack upon the stage and see for himself. When he returned, and aa he passed me he pulled a pistol from his pocket and muttered, Til before day- find and kill that light. The witness stated the vile name he said White had applied to the man whose life he had threatened in a loud self-defens- e. etroubleb WITH OLD HARNESS nnaway may rauae more thaq trouble. Serlona tnjurlea and eoaei Erne, death are the awful remit As la often raoponalbl but a newhrpaua harness with weak apeta la It lost A ! bad. 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Tommy ,r',t,,l "at Dsvp Barrv" In the .rn:r,,I of a scheduled twenty- Kn r ' ir 7r n-i- a '"fore the Whittington outdated at all stages. tonight. KXAMINri.: "To whom next? "To Mr. Than Bauati ait! he did nit l ai.y one f.fr rie said ihe iu.ul.tu inveis '.;. rt'd oti l'i Are you sure of that?" nnvj it-l- ctn-tero- fANCY . 'MORXINfi n.-u-na '. To :bc best of my rvcu.ln-luu- ." The witness said tha. The Girl from I:x.e' waa playing at the theater at the time and that Evenn Nes-1.1-; wes in the cast. She left the the aiei ; night a little after 11 u'cl.n1 Mr Jerome then took the wiu,e carefully oi er every detail of his wit ii Mr.' White at the theater. "Where w re you doorkeeper?" At the ktage entrance." And wlieu Mr. uite said to you. You are a liar.' after vou told biui Mis Neutt aa out, wht did you do?" I tid hint to go back on the stage aud see (or hituaeif." How was Mr. White dreed?" He had on a heavy overcoat with a fur collar. "Who else was upun the stage at the time? "Xo oue. "What time of day was it?" About 11 ir half past eleven. When Mr. White returned from the stage, just what did he do?" He went by me muttering, hut I could not catch some of the things he said. He took the pistol from hi pucket and held ti in hi ham uutii he reached the stage door. Aa he placid this open he replaced the revolver in bis overcoat pocket. What other conversation did you have with Mr. White?" had When 1 told him Misa Net-bi- t gone home, he asked me with srhotu." Oh that Mr. Thaw, I replied. Pittsburger. said Mr. White. Had Mias Xeabit gone with Mr. Thaw?" Yes. he came for her in an automobile." Was he alone " ti con-ter- ii-- "Ye" You have told us everything that White aald that night?" Stanford -Ye Then you never heard White say that he would kill Thaw? 'So." Did he mention Thaw's name?" "Xo. When did you first tell this story to defendant' counsel?" I don't remember the date of the letter but I think In December last. How did you (Li It? I wrote u letter." Did you think this atory waa of Importance to the defense? Yes." And you waited from June to laat. December hefoie telling his counsel?" "Yes. Boman then detailed his visit to Thaw's counsel and told of making an affidavit in relation to hia atory. When the District Attorney concludMr. Delmas ed hia took the witness In hand again. Boman aald he was a soldier in the Vnlted States army from ISkg to 1999. "Were yon in active service?" Ye Mr. Jerome was on hia feet with an objection but the answer had been recorded. I withdraw the question, remarked Mr. Delmaa, evidently satisfied. We hoie counsel will keep within the law." suggested Mr. Jerome, We hope to learn from you, Mr. District Attorney, replied Mr. Del-ma- s. How did Mr. Whlle come to the theater the night of the Incident of which you hava testified ?" In an electric cab. Were you advised by any one to communicate Mr. White's threats to Thaw? The district attorney objected and waa sustained. But you wrote to Detective Sergeant Herllhy? Ye" Thats all." William C. Howard, a piano dealer, succeeded Mr. Roman upon the stand. He did not know Stanford White. Mr. Delmas asked: IMd you ever have a conversation with the man who waa pointed to you aa Stanford Whiter "Yea." Where and when waa Itr In Madlaon Square Garden In the latter part of June, 1904." State the whole rlrcumalancea. The district attorney objected. Mr. Dolmas withdrew the witness until voice. "Did yon communicate this threat some future time. Martin Green, a newspaper man, to any one?" asked Mr Delmas. waa the next wltnes Mr. Green waa "Yea, I told a detective sergeant T object to that, aald Mr. Jerome. sitting at a table near Stanford White Did yon communicate tlie threat on the night of the tragedy. When did you first see Harry Thaw tc this defendant? asked Mr. Delmas. Yea, I met him on Fifth avenue that night After the shooting; he was standand told him I wanted to speak with him regarding Miss Xesblt. I toll ing over Btanford White." What was hia manner, Just after him of tha Incident at the theater and the shootlngT' of Whites threat. He held the pistol high almve his "What was Mr. White's condition head, said Mr. Green, lie was very when he made the threat. He was black In the face with pale, his eyes seemed about to pop out of bis bead and his hair was hanganger. "WTiat was Mr. White's manner? ing well down on hia forehead. In your opinion, waa hia action raHe waa very angry." You may take the witness," re tional or irrational? I object, shouted Mr. Jerome. marked Thaw's counsel to the district Mr. Delmas quoted an authority to attorney. At the conclusion of Bnman's direct support hia question, but the district examination Justice Fitr.gerald said: attorney contended that the decision If there are any persons in the quoted bad been superceded by later court room whose sense of propriety opinions. would be offended by the testimony of Thomas McCaleh, who waa one of this witness, the court will give them Thaw's companions at dlnnpr the an opportunity to now withdraw. evening of the tragedy, was called to We must ask the court to bear with testify'. He said he le from San Franus in bringing out tbit testimony," cisco and la thirty-si- x years of age. explained Mr. Delmas, but it is es- He said he waa with Thaw on the sentia 1. Madison Square roof garden. It is perfectly right and proper." Who were In the party? said the Justice. There are ladies Mr. end Mrs. Harry Thaw, Tniston here, however, and I think they should Beale and myself. be given an opportunity to withdraw What time did you reach the roof & If thejr so desire. garden?" The Countess of Yarmouth and Mr About 9:40 p. m. When did you leave the roof?" Carnegie quickly left the room. District Attorney Jerome took the wit"During the second act. I was ness and for the better part of an hour walking out with Mrs. Thaw and just questioned him ckoely as to his em- aa we reached an archway three pisployment and places of residence for tol shots struck upon my hearing Waa Thaw In the lead of the parthe last five year attempting to secure house numbers and other details. ty?" The witnese aald he waa a door keeper No; he was behind." Tell ns what you saw, said Mr. at Madison Square Garden theater from 1902 to February, 1904. after Delmaa. which he worked in New Haven and Well, the next thing I saw was HarLong Island City. Before 1902 he had ry Thaw standing with a pistol held over his head; The butt of the pistol been employed as a brass worker. Thaw's sisters evidently became re- waa no." Which hand waa the pistol in? assured during the long and tedious I don't remember." examination for after George Carnegie What elaeT had gone to them and explained the "Mr Thaw exclaimed Oh, Harry, character of the testimony they rewhat hava yon done? Why did you d turned to their placet. Harrv Thaw, wbo had shown Inter- It?' He aald, 1 have saved your life. est during the testimony ae to the Then he kissed her. He also said oththreats said to have been made er things, but In the excitement of the hr Stanford White, seem- place, j did not hear them. I did not against Mm aiid know who It was. At the sidewalk yawned several time ed fatigued Boman said he went to Long Island Thaw was turned over to a policeCity In the spring of 1905. Referring man. He said to me: "Take tty wife to the Hotel Lorto his statement that he had told Thaw of Whites threat, he repeated raine and telephone Carnegie.' Could not understand the first name. the story. From what you saw and heard, was "To whom did yon first tell the Mr. Thaw. In your opinion, rational story V or Irrational? To Detective Sergeant Herllhy. l Oi'.DCK. XTAH. TII riis;. ooooooooooooooeo V o O WOMEN CROWD THE COURT. C o O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Feb. York. White, display'll New o O q s.su- mil.TAUV Y l.i- - O' pr v. u.i ::! i.ii.i' rf',1 bt'd7,i iildl i i'i ::;.M'i..n 7, s at- - 1!w7 sivre f fur the In.;il Ardur;iii,eut of Sun n:giii-- j Kin ji- - of il, veSi'i-istin- - kdl I Oil JilIC?" j pi tol. giivSieued t take t!:(- liw- - O u ik if Hurry hL Thus, jco.r.luii;- J tx ,.u:i ,it irk?" O tu tir evidence of thr aitam the it u' hoi of tmi books, and O ! haie for the mMprlis ? iutrivst." White bad called s t'ii tlna O "Meie on i,oi to il in,- at Sherry's aa O ire evening uf ;;n,. ;5tk. ter where Evelyn Ne-l- ui instead f at p's? ing on Chrism: to fi I'm.t. Q the Cafe M4r:t:i" mu. i,c o and afttr be had "The ti.it, f invttsii.iii whs to meet a.ti; O ai hhern's u aif n t young lady had Suu l that was i,.i li.ard While We Tina, to ,t;n,. there" mark : O "Wiini y.u mo that Mr Thaw was O iira'Miia!, do you r. fer to his mental 'i'll find and Will Til's before daylight." 'J state or to hts action? O tunny waa offered In "The his appearance, his looks, the s:.,ce O l! was mail, min Unman, who " so prunuu.:i-ediorkeeper at the tune of the O "Now. wait a minute." called Mr. Jeri-ii.Mr. Incident. reuduri- - O Jerunie. We have this over ed a searching o before. listen tu n: talked Did tiou. hut the srittii t held ti CJ Uils man owe you auv question: money? his original Story ir. fieri .e- - O No. tall He answered whh an O "Did you eier try to borrow any emphatic No, when rj money tri-i- him?" if he had received an) iuui O Never." pensatton from Thaw's atnr- O "Never?" ney "Never. Q Delphln M. Deltk, the Cul- - Q On examination Mr. Mcifornia lawyer, tod.ii O Caleh was Shketl when he bad firl tin of active charge O met the district aud Mr Jerome fo.in.l in him O Sume mouths ag a capable o "Where?" Tiler, was a dramatic acene O "At lbs I ninii club." in the court room (!: after- O Did you make a statement tu mam when Mr. De!:uu called O him or his aier assistant?" on Mr. Jerome to produce the O 1 made a ueposiiiuu. note which wa handed O "IMd it rciiwiu lu the district atpahr Thaw hy his wife at The Cafe O torney's office?" Martin. Mr. Jerome aut silent O So far as I know it L still there and would not reply. Mr. Jerome asked McCaleb tf he q For the first time tdnre the O thought himself qualified to pass upon beginning uf the trial, the O a man s mental stale, and he said ho court nan n thla af'ern'on ras O did. crowded to It rapacity liy q When Mr. Jerome took an the cross the gcueral public, a large por- - O examination he Introduced a of tion the audience being wo- O exhibit Xu. 3, a document andpeople's asked men. Justice Fttrgerald's O Mr. McCaleb if it was the document warning of the morning that O he had referred to. Mr. McCaleb read there might be teatimouy which O It carefully from beginning to end. might shock their sense of pro- - O then said that it was the paper he had priety seemed to Increase rath- - O signed. er than decrease ihe number O Mr. Jerome offered the document In of women who sought en- - o evidence, but It was withdrawn when trance. Women who rante from O Mr. Reims objected. Mr. loliiias idle curiosity had no Uifflrul- - O then asked Mr. McCaleb: ty In pawning court officers to O When you had a talk with the diswhom they gave a friendly nod O trict attorney at the t'nlnu club a few while reporter and others O after the shoot ing did you tell whose buxines called them to O days him that you thought Mr. Thaw was trouble in hail the trial O Irrational?" get. O ting within the Mr. Jerome objected, and hia objecThe matinee finery displayed O tion waa sustained. every color of costume Imagin- O Mr. McCaleb'a lips moved. able. o Mr. Jerome sprang to his feet. Aa Harry Thaw entrred, sc- - O What do you mean by answering companled by hi guard, the O that 'question after the court haa ruled women craned their nock to O it out? I call the attention of the obtain a eight of hi pallid O court to this llterarv ntau who comes face, and a whisper and a rue- - O here and acts In this manner. It la He passed around the room O Indecent. which brought forth a sharp O positively Mr. Delmaa protested that the witof bailiffs O the rap gavel. ness had the fortune to have to testify' O In (he case, but was entitled to courtesy all the name. He la. remarked Justice Flliger-ald- , Irrational. who. however, admonished the McCaleh said that he and Mr. Reals witness not to answer questions In had dined with Mr. and Mrs. Thaw the future until the court hud ruled at the Cafe Martin. on ihem. During that dinner, did you notice You ssv you had conversation sudden In the any change appearance with me at the I'nlon club when?" Mr. of the lxdy?" asked Iielmaa. shouted Mr. Jerome si the witness, Mr. Jerome objected and waa suswhat time of night was It?" j - ' l.i'.i-iai- Uti-ru- I U--- aa J in.l:i-a:ei- wi-r- e ; - a, ae, - t - OOOOOOPOOOOOOOO tained. don't recall." Wga It lute In the evening? 1 Did yau notire any communication between Mrs Thaw and her huxband at the table? axked Mr. Deltnaa. I remember xhe guked bltn for a pencil, and afterwards passed him .t Yes." How many drinks bad you had?" 1 had one with you." The court room waa In an uproar of folded paper. laughter in "IMd Mr. Thaw make any remark?" had to rap Not that I beard." "If any IMd you notice any change in court room an Instant, and the bailiffs long and loud for order. one again laugba In thla he will be removed, Bald Thaw's appearance? Justice Flligerald. T did not pay much attention. e How many drinks bad you had We understand." said Mr. Delmas, you reached the one with me?" that the note from Mrs. Thaw to resumed Mr. Jerome. her husband la In tha bands of the The wltneas could nut recull. learned district attorney. I now call Mr. Delmaa objected to a further upon hint to produce the paper. exumlnatton along thla line and, There was a dramatic silence In when be had been sustained by the the court room. Mr. Jerome Ml tug- court, asked the witness: ging at bis short, stubby moustarhe. What did the learned district atHe did not move a muscle of his face torney drink with you? I take ll, your honor, that the acThe same that I did." tion of the learned district attorney Lionel Btrauaa, a portrait painter, In not replying Is not an act of dis- waa called. courtesy, but his conception of whaL Mr. Btrauaa said he waa on the are his duties. In this matter. I shall, Madison Square roof garden the night to get some of the tragedy. He aat near Btanford therefore, have to try thing about the note In evidence. White. The shots of Tbsw'a plated Turning to the witness, Mr. Delmaa attracted hia attention. asked: I first saw Thaw's face, he said, Do yon know anything of the con' "and my whole attention waa absorbtents of that note? ed by It. It was Imprinted in my No." memory and remains there still. Was there any discussion at the Describe the appearance of hia restaurant as to whether you ahottll face." remain there any longer, or whether Hia face waa very pale, hia eye' you should go to the roof garden?" gave one the Impression of bulging, Mr. Jerome objected and waa sus- Hia mouth waa set. tained. Judging from what you saw of hia Justice Fitzgerald's orders, that no appearance and hia acts, waa he. In In the person not having opinion, rational or Irrational?" courtroom should be admitted during yourIrrational." the trial, had evidently been disreMr. Btrauaa on garded. aald be waa not an expert on menial Mr. Jerome took up the argument diseases. against allowing the witness Green to Dr. John K. Dcemar of Kiltannlng. answer the ques'lon as to whether. Ft Pa., who fraa brought forward yesterhis opinion. Thaw's manner, after the day to testify as to an alleged strain shooting, was rational or irrational. of Inranlty In the family of Mrs. Win. The district attorney cited several de- Thaw, but whose testlmnoy at the cisions which h declared upheld bis time wae ruled out. was recalled by was Green not a prop- Mr. Delmaa. Mr Wm. Thaw was a contention that er witness to testify as to Thaw's men Mias Copier. Dr. Deemar Is the Coptal comliUnn. family physician. Dr. Depmar was Justice Fltigerald overruled Mr. Je- ley asked concerning Henry Copley and rome's objection and Mr. Green was John Roas, the former an uncle, the directed to answer lh question. letter a cousin of the defendant, when Thaw'a actions were Irrational." Mr. Jerome objected. Mr. Jerome took tip the He declared that, the relationship of the cousin was more remote than Have you ever bad any experience la contemplated by law. Mr. Jerome with insane persons? also declared that he based the reNo, sir. newal of hia objection on the ground By your testimony, were you char- that the character of the defendant's mental state or his acterising Thaws Insanity has nrt been ahowu. conduct? asked Mr. Jerome. I dont know that he Is Insane or If HI conduct." Is that the Insanity Is hereditary he was at the garden In form. aald be Let it be shown he Is Insane, for pleasure, bni that he wrote a story and then let the sorrobratlve evidence f the tragedy which was published aa to Insanity In the family be taken, in his paper the following afternoon. Mr. Jerome. Mr. Green stated that be waa at- ruggeated Mr. Delmaa then asked witness If bla as to Impressions give tempting Copley was Insane. they were formed at the time of the Henry "Yea." he replied. a very had He hooting. pronounce! "What was the character of his in opinion, bat did not think It had InHe sal.l that sanity? fluenced his writing. Mr. Jerome objected and said the he wrote but one article on hia own of the testimony should not liking information. until the proper foundation proceed contain Did your aloi'ics any state- bad been laid. neither based on ments which were Mr. Delmaa then ashed that, the facts from your reporters or from court adjourn, although It was beyour personal hrowledgeT fore the usual time. Mr. Jerome conNo, sir. sented on the understanding that Mr. Did you ever receive Information Delmaa will tell him who would be the front any one besides reporters?" Mr. Delmas. first witness toworrow. Yes." after consulting with his associates, "Who?" announced: I don't recall ihrir names. "The first wltneas we will call toDo the names appear In the ar- morrow will be either the wife or ticles? mother of Harry K. Thaw." Xo. Adjournment then was ordered. released. Mr. Green was then beThe LAWERfi HAD A MIX-Ugan. How long hve you known the deDelmaa ' Supplants Gleason in the fendant? asked Mr. Jerome. 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The session of court yesterday, when Justice Fltigerald ruled out for the time being, all testimony which It waa announced might tend to show Insanity In oollaleral branches of Thaw's family, bad been over but a abort tint when a momentous oonferenre of Thaw's counsel occurred In the luw offices of Delnms A McPlke. It Is known that several of the lawyers protested in vigorous language against the oondurt of the case aa it proceeded yesterday, and that serious differ ences developed. For a time, Il la stated. It looked aa If several of the lawyers would summarily withdraw from the rase, hut thla was averted for the time. An ultimatum, howartlou ever, was given that such would occur utiles cert Bin lines of action were followed. All six of Thaw's counsel, Mr. Harlridge, Mr. Gleason, Mr. Delmas, Mr. McPlke, Mr. ORclllr and Mr. Pualiody were In attendance at the conference. When the meeting waa over, Mr. Hartridge went away with Mr. O'Reilly, Mr. Gleason following by himself. Mr. McPlke was asked If It was true that some of Thaw's lawyers were not lu eympsthy with the handling of the case aud that they were espeelsl-ldispleased at the introduction of Dr. Wiley as a witness, He replied: That lest la true enough, but youll hare to wait." There are other alienists In the employ of the Thaw family than Dr. C. C. three Wiley of Pittsburg, who lor bonra yesterday was tinder a stinging by Dlalriel Attorney Jerome. The district attorney's method of examining Dr. Wiley lends a new Interest to the appearance of Mr. Jerome haa been these alienist n student of Insanity himself for yean and be displayed yesterday a knowledge of mental disorders which fairly took hi hearers off their feet. He has yet to cross aword a. however, with some medical men of eminence la their profession, and the battle is awaited with a keen appreciation of Its lively Interest and ila effect upon the rase. The exclusion of Mrs. Harry Thaw, May McKenile and Mrs. William has given Thaw from the court-roothe big chamber a rather desolated appearance. They had become familiar figure In the trial and their presence added a great deal to the Interest of the proceedings. The prisoner's mother has been seen In the court probably for the last time hut one. She haa vet to take the stand and tell what she may be allowed to relate of her family history. If the district attorney continues aa persistent in hia objections as he was on yesterday, and the court ruling as to collateral Insanity la not modified, there Is a question as to the latitude that will be allowed Mrs. Thaw, who, on the wltneas stand, will undoubtedly be considered In the nature of a privileged character. She may fell without Interruption any eccentricity of Harry's youth tending to show early Indications of the mental condition which might cause hia brain to give way under the stress which his lawyers declare was heaped upon him. but as to the strain In her own family, If one exists, she may not he held competent to testify. The elder Mr Thaw will come to the court house only on the day she Is to take the stand- - She had hoped to remain with and romfort her son throughout his trial, but the exigencies of the case, making it necessary for her to testify, compelled her to leave when the rule against witnesses wan announced by the court. She also may be In court when the verdict la women, were employed, lung yean ag by the Indiana for similar aliment affect In fact, one of tha ing their squaw most vales rile medicinal plant entering into tha composition uf Dr. Pierres Fa vorite Prescription vis known to the Our knowlIndian a "Squaw-Weed.- " edge of the use i ( not a few of our most valuable native, medicinal plants was gained from the Indian As mode up by Improved sad exact pro-rw-ii ba tlie "Favorite Prescription must efficient remedy for healing nlcsra-thi- n regulating all the womanly func- u a prulsp-tions, correcting displacement g sutcveraHw ami rotniveniuu, psiiilul period toning up too nerves and liriiigfng shout a perfect stats of heat tit. Nuld by all dealers in mediotnr It's aw laselt ta year late lUgc ate for a dealer tn endeavor to palm oil npon yon some nostrum of union re nmipunUUm le medl-cluplace of Dr. Pierce's world-fautr- d which are op axowg (vwroet-Tto- a. Most dealers recommend Dr. Pierce's medicines because they know what they are mod of and that the employed are among tha wokt shut hie that a medlelne fur like purposes can I ramie of. Tha same Is true of leadwho do nut hraltsu to ing phyxh-lsirecommend throe medicine since they know exactly what they contain and that their liisrodlcnt era tha very best knewa bi medical arienca fur the euro uf the several disease fur which they era raw-omend sd. Wkl tricky dealers R Is different. Something else that pays them a little groater profit will be urged upon yon aa "Just a gissl," er even better. You can hardly afford tn sreept a substitute qf uukmnrn nompneUiois and without any particular record of euros In place of Dr. lVnjr'a medicine whtrh as op xwowx fstwroemoN and have a . roenrd of otfy Fow know yen rv of nmm hehind what yon want and It Is the dealer's bnsl-nrto supply that want JnsM igM over-comin- es thi-m- os rendered, but this will depend largely npon her physical conditions at tha time, for the strain uf waiting would be great and aha is aald to tin nuns too strong. The reIkm't use harsh physic action weakens the Imwels, leads to rhronic constipation. Get Doans They operate easily, tone lb stomach, cure constipation. Reg-ulei- SENEATIONAL Charge s. GFEECH. Made Against Omaha Liquor Men. In n sensaIJncoln, Neb., Feb. tional speech before n state senate committee yesterday, Senator Patrick accused the brewery and distillery interests of trying to corrupt the legislature and prevent the passage of Senator Patrick unfriendly bill rhsrged that ISO.OAO had beet raised In Omaha for the purpose of defeating county option and other legislation. y Diamonds Earn Dollars aa an Investment to say nothing of personal adornment while you own them. They often Increase In value 10 per cent in a twelvemonth and the security Is as good and quickly turned uver as the moat conservative could wane Big r opportunities here In atonea fairly priced set or unset. first-wate- W. L BUSWELl Jeweler 370 24th St SPORTING PROUDFIT GOODS COMPANY Wholesale and Ratall SPORTING GOODS. Jobbers f EDISON PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS, Clark, Horrocka Fishing Tackl toll and Dean Athlstic Good Phenegrapha Sold en Easy 331 24th SL Term |