THE ASHEYILLE CITIZEN.
Associated Press.
Leased Wire Reports.
VOL. XXV. NO. 242.
ASHMVILLE, N. 0., SATO HT) AY MOKNINd, .11 NK 1!). 1!H!).
PRICK FIVE CENTS.
THE WEATHER:
FAIR.
GHOST OF INCOME
T
Aldrlch Tries to Shunt off
Question But It Will Not
Stay Shunted
INCREASE TARIFF
ON PRINTING PAPER
Democrats Are In Discussion
Among Themselves as to
Party Policy
(H) .snrlnlHl Tress.)
WASHINGTON. .Iiiik- IS. Just be
fore adjournment tonight the .senate
ndopted by u villi; of 44 In 'M the
amendment of thi' senate cominitti e
mi linanie IIxIiik a duty of 1 4 a tin
mi print- paper, in place of the house
rate nf $- a ton, but the, other
amendmcuta to the wood pulp ami
print paper schedules hail not been
acted upon when thi; 8rnat' ailjouni
i d at 7 o'clock.
After this vote hail been taken
there was an effort to reach an asrii;
ment upon a tlim; for voting upon the
various Incoint; anil i-orporation tax
juopocltlons. Mr. Aldrich sought to
cblain a general agreement to posl-
) e the further coiuddcrali.ui of this
question until after the disposal of the
tariff Kchedules, but Senators llailey
and CuniinltiH InisiKted upon coupling
with the iiRreeiiient an undi retundiiiK j
that there should be taken a direct
Mte on the adoption of an Income I
lax amendment and no agreement was
reached,
Hy order of the senate adjournment
Is taken each day at 7 p. ni., and that
hour arrived while the question was
under disetiMjiiui. ''lie Kailey income
tax agreement, therefore, will be the
pendliiK amendment when the senate
convenes tomorrow.
DemiM-rats In How.
DIsciishIoii of the tariff was con
fined largely to the democratic side
of the chain l. r, and while technically
bused upon the tariff had more perti
nent reference to the democratic, na
tional platform. Thi Immediate sub
ject of 4ebt was an Interview with
former Congressman John 10. I.-imh. ;
;f Indiana, In which that cenlleiiian
represented as crillei.sinR some
of the democratic senators who had
ii"t cat their votes on some of the
t.chrdiilu In accordance with the dec
larations of Ihe Denver platform.
Anion those who were referred to
Continued on page lour.)
THEN WAS
Mory of Icsicratc Men jiikI
Wonion in Three Conicr
fd Fight Ncfir Line.
WOMRN WKIfKI'hrCKY
(SprclRl Id The lll.en.)
y VKTTKVll.LK. N r. June Is.
The plajilalloii of tin- late Major
'turns Cegues. Just across the J'e,:
riv. r in .Marlboro emiilv. S
"is the seem- id a terrible tra-dy
ally this week. S.llel.v I'urvi-. w il ,
"'' a native Of lilllledge I , ,V 1 1 : l I i
tills iNiiinlv. Iieeailse he . , 1 1 i , , i . I . , I ,i
'-sine a baby lleiuv Kobinon and
'liinsim's wife vv, r, lii;lilin ovi-t.
" is shot ami instantly Kill d bv I:..
inson Hefore liobins ui shot Purvis
be ( It" Id n win I shot Pin vi-' wit"-.
;!lKhHy woiiii'ting her 'I'he vvoniaii
'"tinned the lire, (i 1 1 1 1 r i Kolmisons
i"" lull of sled and putting out on.
I his eyes.
Purvis mid Kobin.n . l J j live.) ,n
t:i- p( mic plantation and w n I" "
I" iU'hlirs. P.eeenlh I : 1 1 1 . .11 di-
nil.,1 hiH wife, and tool, up wath .1
'' 'm ill or bad character on lie place
: Hi'lav morning he went to iln lion:-
' liis w-lfe and tri'd to take Heir
' 'Milt months old baby a way from
P -'"ppon Tli" w tan f"'iebt
'vlth desperation to keep posscsedo.i
" the h.i'by and Mr. Purvis. Ii.ari:r;
I 'r si reams, ran up and int rf- re-1
"' behalf ol the child, as lh" man a-til
w "Mian were about to pull it in two in
Hi" struggle. Purvis finallv tnanai'id
' 1 ri'i lie Ihe I'hltd before it was se
riously intured.
About ihin tin,,, one of the worm ti
v h whom Hobinson had taken n
with
ante running a r oss
Ho
field
1th a ana, Mrs. Purvis s.
I h
''"man imiing and ran in lie
Slid got tier husband's gun and st.i-
'l for Hit. seen,, of Ihe trollb!
:
'he tun,- Mrs. Purvis got a huii'l" I
1 irds of where the men were stan-i-"g
the Kun i,-,,f tin n iv. n to U"h
'"""n. who rals.d the lire.irm and
sbot at Mrs. Purvis as sb- apU"ii'a
I hitting her in v rat pl.u -s and
f-hghtly woundinB her. The .woman
'"idaiinted. rnnrinuod to run forward.
bring straight at Itmhlnson a;
She did
tax none
HAUNTING SENATE
EXPERT DRIVERS
LAUGH AT DEATH IN
RAGE FOR TROPHY
First Day of "Western Van
derbllt" Had Accidents
But no Fatalities
CHALMERS-DETROIT
GOT THE FIRST PLACE
Finish Was at Terrific Rate
With Only Few Minutes Be
tween Three Winners
(Hy AMM'lnl4'l lrH.)
'IUVN I'OINT, hid., Juno i s.
First honors in tin mx-miiir "Wi-stern
Vini-rl'ii" autonmhi V i! ( s ti!,i
v.viit U Joi'tli Mat sm, who plli tti'd
a ( h.il-Jio. s-lrtpdt ' 1 In ( il" t, a
I Mi 1 1 i;i i : l . it t i ii v or ,i. . i. r..L.U
Th rut t wav hi lihl tars only ail
while of :l iniM taint- in its'.1',
was t'lM-rallv cou.sid.-r'd a pn litn -nary
tn the ract if thi; JiiK tars for
'In; t '"I'l.1 t n . ncr t ha in' t mr.se
tomui'i t 1 VrlVi-t wcat lit r ami tlu
ahMcniv of any save tin must trl lul
injuries tn drivers were fortunate ei
cumstanees atti inline lli winning of
the Jinliun trophy hy Matsoii. The
t'ehl nninhi n d sixteen ears at the
start, the Kurd ami Renault having
itluli awn.
The lea'li?! lit finihl as fol
lows:
'ha liners-1 et roit ( Mat son 4:31
Locomobile
Marion (M.
The time
lot taken as
Itobcrtson I 4::i'J:0:t.
iihoii) 4:tJ:0:i.
il I lie oliu r cars was
they were ttuKKcil iiff
tln uio after
linished. Ttie toal
Ihe lirt three
distance was
bail
.71 miles.
Ilitrmaii in a Huh k led at tile end
of the Inst lap coverinn the distance
in 23:41 Hie fastest lap of Ihe race.
liiirman also led at the end of the
second lap, ill 4!!:4(i. Knippcr in i
Chalmers-Detroit led ut the end of
the fourth lap In 1:44:27 two sec
onds faster than Matson's time.
The Fal-t'ar driven hy Ituehl had
the distinction of making; the slowest
lap of the day. It Anally hobbled Into
port, having made the circuit In 3
bonis and 40 minutes. Then Ituehl
retired from view.
SlraiiK Drops Out.
The s rid lap brought about the
downfall of Lewis Stiaiie, the favor-J
ite driver before the raei. He covered
the lirst lap in tine shape in 24:32 3-
but half way round on the second he
((ntil
I'a ire Til ree. (
PLEADS GUILTY BECAUSE
SPIRIT OF GIRL HE SLEW
TOLD HIM TO CONFESS
V;is Net. ii Single Witness
Against Him, and His At-
Innievs Were Amazed.
(JOT M FK SFNTFNCK
(SM--lal to The Plll.en.)
HA LTI Mi il: IO. June IS. John J.
Miiell'r, tin- man who sled to ibath
the girl who loved him, In Ihe lonely
wood near .Mount Wni-hiiigloii last
.March, was driven I" i on I ssioii by a
dr. sin in. s-.iki I ro in Io r spirit ill the
laud ! shad. s.
Hardv. nn nerved, delimit through
long nioiiltis in jail, the prisoner ap
peat ii':: m i . 1 1 r t a i ruining shadow
of ihe man. V'Sl. rdav In had plead
ed guiltv at lh" bar, and tie jiulgu
bad sent, ii' d him t" a III. in prison
l;v. n th- II Ins eoulaue bad li-,t ipiile
lois.ikcii him. and his u'tcm amaziil
hi- I i ,v v .is and the ' ""i t
There ws,; ri" vvitiie-s against him
"o on. had s. en lie killing. Hut il
v, a I, ai d tod. i, that, alone in lib
cell "r nights. In had met an iiitiw r
that he . ..ill. I li"t d. Iv. and 111- ac
, iiv, r was a spirit in a ipeain Tic
hrsl "mes.-age" from tie ghostlv per
.tonality "I H" slain -gina K d
to th" Jail ilifiigh a girl who
had be. ii a i hem "I M'h II. r'- v li t i Mi.
Sh,. vv rot.- a I' tier " ' warden and
said rte wanted It r- ad to the pris
oner. TI,, , tier said that Hie spirit of
i:,.g(i . 'I liad none to h r in a
, ,Mn and had told Ii' r, in harrowing
,1,1, ill. He storv of the tragedv. "Hut
l , ;,,,. I pravi 'I a I km It before
I, i,, h. IT. he ti r- .1 at im- the second
tim. - I" rails'- ,rav . d. inv soul waa
Kilv. d." 'he spu n .-aid. according to
pe ; oiinu mediiiiu '
Spirit lnde Him onfcss.
Th, ,,, il,,- . tier siaic the -hade of
II, , ,1. id .-il l bade the w ut. r go to
Mil. If r and bid him. for 111. salvation
,,f ,l- ""Il soul, go before the Judge
and t' H tin truth.
Tin ninr.br.r was given the letter
to r-ad at the time p was S'-nt to him,
and aft r he p. riis. d it said to War
den Price. "Perhaps she is right."
Prom the da- he r. ad the letter Wnr-
(Continued on page four.)
E
STAND TESTIFIES
TO
Tells of Brooding Over Finan
cial Losses In Venture
With Brother-in-law
PRISONER SHOWS
EFFECT OF STRAIN
Nothing In Present Conduct
Indicates That ho is
Not Rational
(SiMi lal to The i'ltlwn.)
ClIAIiLOTTK. N. . June IS. The
defense ill the trial of W. U. HI Kg
churned Willi the murder of his
brother-in-law. J. (lieen Hood, last
I'eliruarv, continued the introduction
of elilcncc lodav to prove the Insan
ilv of IliCKCIS. The wile of (he de
leiulant, whose testimony yesterda
in behalf of lu-r husband as tending
to show the unsound condition of hi
husbaud'b mind prior to the tragedy
which was the strongest card played
by the defense, was put through
HKiii cross-examiiiatlon today, occu
pvinn the stand all of the morning
tcssioll. She tefftilied to tile loss i
the money which Hirers put Int
the enterprise of which II I wa
manager. .and a score of witnesses cor
roiiiirated her as to the mental con
diilon of the deft ndanl limn broodine
owr bis liiiauilal Iroiiblc with his vie
tun. 1 In state will hcKin evidence In
re-butfal tomorrow afleruoou and th
i ase will not reach the Jury before
Tuesday.
Vrrjr Much Worn.
BIkkitn Is only a shadow of his for
mer self, emaciated and exhausted, his
eyes glassy and without expression
and face Munched by lomr conllne
merit. As witness after witness gavi
ivid' tice of his wild movements aft
Ihe fateful inei ting of his victim on
Ihe mormiiK ot that day, the face of
the pri.Miner occasionally showed tic ml
surprise as if it had been to him no
more than a horrid nightmare, not
truth.
Nothing, however, in the conduct
of I I.e. defendant indicate any contin
ued IrratlonarJsm. He followed Hi,
evidence closely and very l'ie,iirnlh
ienii(i oier to Ills counsel to interro
gate them as to some quest ion p
l""'i " io Wlinesses. Ilv Ills side at
tinns and directly at his hack at oth
er limes, except when she W lis on till
Hand, sal his wife. Willi brave eoiiu-
iiiiiiu. il liom page four )
US
IN GEORGIA ROAD CASE
May Decline to Act e
cause Brother IsAt
tornev for Railroad.
NOT AN OIUKCTION
(It Associated Pn-ss.)
WASH INHTON, June I H. Itlshop
Warren A. Cilnll'r. of the M'tbodlsl
Kpisiopal church "f leorgia. was to
day agrcd upon as Ihe third arbi
trator in Hi" dispute hi tw. cn the
H.orgla railroad companv and its lire
m n.
Hi-Imp Calnlb r's -election w as de
i id d upon at a i onleretu e het ween
. inner S. cr.-laiv of tin Navy Hilary
II. rbert and 1;. r- s-ntat iv e llal'dwiek
oi lieoigia. lh" "Hut two arbitrators.
A ibspat'h Iruii Atlanta savs thai
il is not at all certain that Hishop
I'andlir will be a iiiemli.r of thi
board "I ai bit rati, .n of Ho iborglii
r.nlr I Mril.i Aft'r re. , iving no
t i In -.it Ion "I his . . eluoi Hishop fan
db r gave to Th" Assoeial'd Press He
follow ing st, item, nt
"I am not nn liiu d to accept such
a task imle.-s it i perl'. Ilv cu-ar thai
it is inv dun to do so on i" nail "i ini
parll's at ..mi, and in the interest ol
the g. m ral pulili'. No i onsideral ma
could move me to iimb rt. ike It short
of a k ne ol diilv. In replv to Ho
il 1 1 ..i Hli of notification from Mr. Her
belt and .t r llardvviek I have s- II t :i
t.-. grain and will riot deeld. Ihe mat
t.-r finally until 1 hear from them
further."
'file reason for Hishop famll'-r
hesitaancv in iii'eptjng th'- position
i,T thtrit artili i ator. as crated tn hi
telegram, i- that his broth, r. .ludg,
John S. fumller. formerlv a member
of th" Witpreine IK-nch In H'orgla. Is
an attorney for the fjeorgla railroad.
Mr. II rbert and U' presentative Hard
w Ick w ill reply to Hishop Candler af
ter they have I,ad a conference on th"
metier tomorrow night. Hoth Mr
II rbert and Mr. Hardwiek were aware
of the fact that the blshop'n brother
was an attorney for the road, hut Mr.
f'nrdwlck said tonight that this would
make Do difference with him.
BIGGE S' IV I F
NSANITY
YOU rrtINK OF ItW
THAT, ITHMT W
PANED A tiFOP W ySk
DAUGHTER OF PROMINENT
FOUND DEAD IN CHINAMAN'S ROOM
Grand daughter of Gen. Franz Sigel Strangled to Death
pied by Celestials. -Crime Ascribed to Christianized Chinaman
Who Had Called at the Sigel Homo to See Her.
(By Assoclnted Press.)
NEW YORK, June 1 8 Btlzaibetn
iigel, dM lighter of Paul KlRfc-1 of this
Ity anil grand-daughter of the lllus-
Irioua I'Tiing Hlgel, the (ii rinan war
rior who enllated hts enrvlces with
the I'nl'on army diirlns the Civil war.
s, actrdiri to all Indlentlnna tonight
tli victim ol one nf the most xordhl
murders In th ;hlt-vl'y of New Vnrk.
If alie Is not the victim the toll
axe ('onfmntmt with remarkable
erle of enlnrhHiental fact.
Taken from, iink ld a Mom of
Chinaman a.hov a. hop guey res
taurant In the lenderloin. Ihe body. In
a stale of dpeompfwrltlon which makes
Idenliticatlnn difficult lh In the
nKrgue. When the stry mm told
Mrs. Sigel. with as much leriilerin ss
Kisllle, she cried. "My fbsl Kl-
sie." and falntisl
t'tiltinnian llsM-iired.
Sun I.'oiig. proprietor of the res
tauranl. who also condorl.d He
risimlng house above, dlsapix-ared
duorlly after the discovery of Hie,
murder, adding further to (he una
ry. The cn.se ban many unusual j
"natures, notable among which Is the
fact that a Chinaman has hi- n known
call at the Sigel home her. ine
stimably with Hi. sanction of the par-
RETAIL MERCHANTS END
New Officers Chosen ;iiit
Salisbury Selected a
Meeting I'lace.
(Shi lal to The fltlwii.)
KLIZAHfl II I I I V. June I Im
lortant resolution wern adopted on
freight rates, Ii lead laws and ex-
mplloii liiwi t" pi vent difraiiding
nieri hants bv i ohm mera hv ord. ring
ii, n handls. on a proval, gilt .-ele me
mil trading stamp- deeper walcrwavs
eM li'id lilld KlVlllg reba'es I,,
niercbants. al II
isloll of tin North
arolina ltel.ii' M' n hants' j.wi
hi. vv hi. h i I" . .1
After sel-el ing
yesterdav.
allsburv as lh
ie conv ent ion ii v t
dfil CrS Wele , c 1 -
lace of holding II
ar the follfiwiuc
I.
Pr.sid. nt. I. Ii llroughton "I Kai
Igh; vice.pi.Md.nl. .1. !'. Mollis "I
iflston-S.I I' III . S' retar). K. I. Ilal-
i. of p.alemii ii iuurtr, John P
offmari, of Hoi hnylon; atloinev. A.
Justice, of I'h II :olte, re-, le, led
The follow mi.' i e e.prenid. lila vcn
clei from Mi' ' ongrcMMona! d o, -
ricts: I'lrvl di'riel. Jam.: W
night. .. Pll.al.. la City: s nd It.
Ili.-ks. of I, i"irg; third. I.' -
U'i.l. of llich P. on', sixth. A. M . Hall.
f Wilinington , i' nth. A. T. M'.ir",
.f Thi.rnasv ille; .n-nlli, T. II Hrown
of Salisbury; nliilli I '. W. Parker, of
Tiarlotte, tenth l.iplnskv. of A'le-
v ille.
3
(FAIR
ccjrt: North Cr-llna : imrnv fulr
Saturday and Sunday. liK"t variMl
winds.
Will it Ever Slop ?
enls. Kli.alieth or 10 Isle, was twenty
yearn old ami wna greatly InlerliBted
In work HinotiH the Chinese.
Mr. Hlgid arrived at the nmriiiii) al
midnight. Arrangement were made
m that the badly illallnured fan.
oould he seen to the beat advantage,
hut Mr. Klgel would not any that II
wa his daughter. In fact, tho po
!! iriy, he declared pswlllvcly that
It was not, hut Iy di lined to loo'(
at varloiw leltietd and other hits o(
evidence which would aonm to Indi
cate that It wai he. . ie ,';
Iwite tonbrht threu ('hliiiwnrr? Were
aii.isled n nliilertal wllniwsea.
Is lilenllllcil.
Shortly af.er midnight, Mrs plo--eine
M. Todd, a friend of the HIrcI
tanilly, arrivu'd at the morgue slid
alt, i viewing Ihe body. identllle.l
soiiu of Hi.. iiuderc.oi hlng an that
worn bv Klme Sigel.
Mrs Paul Slg. ,,i ..'((i oclfMk this
hMirning. w lien shfiwn Hie Jewelrv
found In Ihe dunk ciiila.ltllliK the
tsidy, Ideiilllied It as that worn by her
daughter I'dslc
Pai ked In Trunk.
The body w'as pa k'-d in a steamer
trunk, tide w ith ropi s and left tn a
stuffy little mom In a bouse ocmiplc I
principally bv lhllu" o. All indl. ulloris
SUITOR TRIED PISTOL
COURTSHIP AND FAILED
H;h1 Ma prtac bifense NexJ
tn l'ist.,1 in His Tucket
and l'mdnccd I5tit.li.
(SM'ela to The Clllen.)
V.Mii;sl(iiti Jin,.- H -
Th"
and
e in s a
ill III, II IMO.ua II v Klald
'lli' l l.'-M I,
It
pi ing. holel Ai r,
great Iv . v. it.
i an .- of an
MIC Ob 'I'll.
v. r. M ' ' l.i
about ' ,,f
Ulan, Ii Cling,
one night recently b -all),
lepl. d liilll'ijer and
pi i in i pa I - to Ihe tiff a i r
Miller, (ig.,
-a I e eoi v . and Ml
'.ill I Jl'-en ilsiro
it "iing .Mllb-r. who I-
Il s, . , il,,,
a.-si-1-t i ng hia i 1 1
'( Sta ii I- v '-oui?i
ii iiuiklng a map
o t Mls l-'llxg- r-
.Id.
All" i
i' st at the Mpringtj.
al-o.
1. rtai'l to be a VI p.
and Mill' l at on. e
in 4.v. with her
a'-"il tin.
'I'll, vou
dv
' ha no i ll v: .villa n
l- ll .de.d.ellll. Iv
1 1,.
no
'iin
men at the
.nd Mis- IV.
Sn at I h h 1 1 rn
T,i I'l r - -t Mil, ' ;; a t h J 1 1 1' n M II II
til th. afTair r ' t .1 'Mtil tn,(( tin
wmjuk man ; j j h ,in - t ) flaft alum!
t I- in i! I h" v mutt lal t r.d f .
h.iK- Inm "ff tmf Mill'-f v.a." not t-,
In K-tt r-. of ,-. .itlv."" Kr i -I ay h
wcrit to A lb mi ( I ;ik1 "ot a riniri'i.uo
- -n-'- IL Mi n "iif--t a pr'nlof.
l!e Mr llto,' n -tn t k nt to th' ho
t I and informal M l'i t x .1 hi that
)f h-" '1 ' oni to rpii rr - h'-r Tl 1
yot m n Lwf v j ') iii-rtt' M i 1 1 r to ;;o
into an a '1 ."i n 1 ti k room w it h In r
'.ilii'Tt' mIi' a 1 1 'rn tl r-aon w il'i
hl?n. Mtlhr ni',.v .it, wMiht nnf I:b
l' n to ,ir-'nm tit M.tr' 'iion i- w-f
Inform 1 jM.ntt l-Unk Mm- nirtrr iii ;:
onhl not t.ik- .!-o At thU poirif
h H v.' h iitM ari l I-Ltrd htM In-tt-nfiori
of kilhn t"ih httnlf and tn
Hw tht irt Mi I ni,'Tal hrrrpl
and a n urn Imt of ko wi ;i h' hot
niKhHl into lh ncm und diHaj-mrd
trw rprkli- youth '
Mm KliZKfrahl i.-rt th.- hotd n' t
Hay and MMh-r. w rn 4-. tn ttl!
MlHtinft h-ln fiitlw-r In uuiKlng a inup
of Stanley.
FAMILY
in Rooming House Occu
nrn that M waa murder 'by stmngn
lallon. The effort of th pollen to
night were behm dlreeted toward es
tubllslitng the Identity of Uin young
woman, and In thnlr Inv,-ntlttal Ions
they found Henry O. Uurnetl who
In Interested lit 'the Amerlcaniiiliw ot
Chlni' H Riivn tho piillce n val
uabln clue In that h tdeaorlbus) a
ChlniuiiRn Who formerly ovcuplnd ih
room tn which the body w ljilil.( f
mtrneii mia mui no Knew a. yoiniu
whlto woman tjy alifht only wh) w
MietiMKCKl In work Btnona; tho Chi
nese ,nl he was IneMnoit to think
that the name waa Hlgel, although hi
( wa not sure of thi The man who
had occupied the room evidently had
left hastily for tlikre had been no ef
fort to remove anything. lie was
evidently converted to Christianity f.r
there wre shout the room Hlbleii
and prayer book eontatnlng names
i wTltten In Ixith I'lngbsh and In fhl
lo se w hich gave the Info inallon that
j he was known In IOiicIImIi as Vlllln,u
II. Lion anil In t'hUiese hm l-.iug l-o
I, In.
According to Mr Hlgel his daughter
disappeared from liniiii. Jinn- 10 Two
days later the family got word from
MVtnt Inimrt on Ihk'' Thr.)
BUZZ WAGON LICENSE UW
WILL SOON BE EFFECTIVE
New License Number Will
He ( flllSJlicllllllH KlIHlltrll
lor I 'olire tn See.
(SMifi to Thr f lllii )
ftAI-KI'HI; Juiif Ik. T'inrnor
Tor etiior lute (hi n-w law lh w r
lary of Htat- Iijim r . )vw ;!.Mift nut"
rnoMh ihiiiiImt dfKMrdH and rviArn
f i"fl 'Ill la. I ; i ffv 1 1 ' Jll''
lf iuid 'airitH a tax of I', ffoin -a- h
"Atier it a niot(r vtttlh- f.r th
iir-.t ye;ir iun l for ajann ua I i',ni'.
tin Th- (dii'iirdH ar- ix' liiilio,
-lark hlu ha k ground with Ahit" 1 t
tcrM with "S -'" lit .n. -nd. Tin
n-K tKtra 1 1011 M'al an- t 'o I ri' h- In
d 11 rrii-t'-r.
Thi- r.-glMt th t '.ork vill lit- it,
ll h;imN f.f U S Wilson. 01 ...r,i
tion f'rk nf th d par t nn nt
Tin Jit nd ln t. 1 s th it ulll in' i n - .
hi- xnlftrv f.'!00 'h' a t jnovidi
that $.? of i.;lt t- initial ft-. ... . t.
t Im- on r i4 v in li l h 1 tr" o , n 1 i-
to hr Hidl4t to th- r-.ad fiitnl Tn.
a t a jinh'M to evrv on nt in t h
Klate , K.i'lll N'e'A' Hilliovyr
There ha tie n I'nn
about Whether apecla!
la,VM paMHe, for Kpi clfii
lh- paM are rop.-a.led la
era I a- l. Manv elaitnt. d
were not and that rhen
"in" lndania Ih- rloutde
' I U ' I o U
auloliiohlle
..mill. 01
IIiIn k n
Unit Ihe.
would II
tax en and
contllctcontlletlnK ri-nnlat loii
The H.-eretary of the o,ite tak'H lh'
poMillon that Hie r'-M-a I nor claiiiH. of
the new K,Jtieriii a'-t i HuHl.l.-nt to
.ivit unv attd all motor i tr a'-i -,
lh.it Ihi-r' may have been In for.
for any (ountie al the tim. of n
paaifaK'1.
hKXTK CIIM)HKS CIIAI'KAIX
WASHINOT'lN June 1K Ft.-v
I'Ijnwi ;rant H I'leree. I.'. D., paator
of All Koulf' I'mtarian ehuri h. thla
city, today wa deaiicnated by a aen
ati resolution to art ah ehapluin. Mr
I'j.-ree aueeeeda Hev. tdward Hale,
I dectaaed.
STRIP LAST SHRED
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Counsel For Her Husband
Makes an Open Attack on
Chastity as a Wlfo
HER OWN VALET IS
WITNESS AGAINST HER
Hotel Floor Clerk Volunteered
Information to Help
Mr. Gould Out
(Hy AwMN-laKil ITraa.)
NKW YORK, Jtmo 18. Tha Bow
nf testimony addiueil by th dofailM
In the ault for separation brought by
Katherlne t'lommnm (Imild agalnat
her hUBbnnd, Howard Ooiihl, ka
eilKliig mora anil mora toward THiatln
Parnum. tho aotur, whnao hroaa
Hhouldera anfl innp of curly hair hava
lieconn! a fnmlllar feature In the oaa.
Tliers woa hIno Iteration by anrvanta
unit peraminl atleinlnnta that MiL
(Imild wua rt'itcatntlly atH-n undor tha
Influence nf lluuur by them, and that
OF DECENCY
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MRS.COULD'SH
when ah had been drinking, aa lhy .
allured on (be aland, ah t'hangod
from a elinrmliiK. aftahla woman to
a woman of whlma and caprlcfa, IIU
tempered, nut nice, In hr choloa ot
iHiiictiutfe, ovor-txmrliig and quarrel"!
Huinti. Mm. iiotiura otto tuna peraonai
valet Kwore that at niia llmo ha aurtreil
bin iplntrem with two quart of Man
hattan eoeklnll In M many daya, bo-
HldeH the vvlnea and lliura which h -aaid
aha drank at (ho tulila, '
llrf Now HtttU. ,
Knituiirlnt epltheta twice, marked
tha teBliinimy. ,
Jnhn ll, Kimball, an oil and paint
dealer, who h had knnwn, Mf.t
(lould for (diihteen yuara, teatind that
he went to a performance of tha Vlr-.
Kinhin in August, io, with Mr, and,
Mr.f BUJah Holla and the tJoubU. at,
Him aeadeiny oc munlo in thlt city, and
that Dunlin Karnum, tha atar In tha
pluy Joined the party outatda tha play ,
houiw aftr ;th s performamnr' and
nook 11 tn Mra. Uuuld.' Hh amlled, tha -wlttieaa
teatlfled and aajd, to th, wit t
m: "Thill la my kW beau.", , ,
John rivnn who aald he waa "m-
ployed hy Mra, (lould ai a chauffeur,
and that he often drove her to meet
t'H rn 11 111 . after the play, text Hied that ,
once when Mra tloiild waa waiting In
Ihe niitoiiiohile for Karnttm at th
Hotel Soiiiernet, two men turned to
the ai lor an he eiime out at the hotel
door and aaked hlni whoae automo
bile waa waiiliia.
"ih," until f"ni nu m laughingly,
Klyini teKillbd. "tliHt'a my new one."
All flight Ih-arlr."
Another lime. Klynn Kwore. whan
he rapped on Mm. Uould'a chamber
door at the Ht. Ilexln. ahe utlled out:
'All rliiht. dearie," ami when ah
M.lw uli.i h wan exenwd herwlf with!
I tlioiiKbl 11 wua Mr. Kiirmnn "
He did ln' wua dremlna at tha
lime and kept Mailt nn dreaalng whll
he waa In the room.
Mary Kli.iibotli lurrlaufi, a frenh-
ehenked, good looklne; girl, who aald
(die waa a floor elerk In the Kqllevue
Mtratford hotel 1,1 Philadelphia, pre
faced In lu r IcHiltnony with the eg.
plHnallon that It wua her flrat appear
am e in curt Khe hu been Impelleil
bv her coiim li iu e, ahe. aald, to toll
whnl Mb.- navy at the hotel. Finally
die wrote 1 I. tier to Mr, (lould.
I Hiild In Hie letter, ahe teatlfled,
In obeiiien.e to the fjoldeti Kule I
IT CASE OF.
II NEGLIGENT SHERIFF
Uffiisc.s tn Rcopii Matter
nf Officer Win. het Negro
I'e L in-lied from .Jail.
ASKS UK KLK(TI0N
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(Hy .Mclalel I'reHM.)
'iVI';iiMKHt, June IS. Th
Supreme court thin afternoon denied
the a pplii at Ion of frank CiizIhk. Im-p.-a.
h. d "tieritf of Mobile eonntv. for
a n w trial. Hum iiiaklhK hl linpeafh
llient final.
'"iizlu wai removed from office by
tin Htipn oi" court on Ihe chance, of
!', ni-Kleet in allowing Itlehard
lloberiHon. a neuro, to he tuken from'
Mobile eoiinty Jail and lynched. In
the original proceedinKn before Hm
S'ipieme court it wiiK idiown that ru
morK were current that an attempt
would be mad.- to lynch ftolartaon
on the nlijht of the occurrence, the
dicrifT took no atepa to protect tha
n.-Kro.
Tn. eoata of (he Impeachment proJ
e.edliijc amounting to aeveral thou
aand dollars, were aaaeaacd a gal net
the deponed aherln. '
It in reported that Panlaa will b
a candidate for re-election In 1110 to'
vinuicaie nimaelf.
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