The Oregon daily journal., July 22, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON .SUNDAY JOURNAIi FOHTL AND, SUNDAY- KOISsINO. JULY 3, 1CC3,
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WITIJESS TRIEO TO LURE
WIFE AWAY Fill THAW
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Woman IsFaurid Whb?;WasiSenHo
by - Wh ite Prisoner Resolved .to ; Fight
. Against Electric (jandlum'
' atnaetal StMMh LmmI Wire ton Joerwtl)
- , New York, July HI. sor a aeooad
tlms within wMk, Mrs. William Thaw
appealed to bar; eon. Harry Kendall
. .Thaw; wbt la confined la. the Tomba
i prison, charged with the murder .of
Stanford White, to talk -tha advle of
,' her attorneys forget hla defanae theory
v of luatlfleatioa and ma "unwritten taw
-. and subnet to u examination MUlili
eanlty.
Mra Thaw fail ad aa signally today
aa.ah had earlier- Aa theweek,- for
young Thaw had Just hoard of some
. saw wltDoaaaa whoao testimony ha
, thlnka will help hla eu and haa been
, encouraged by a oonfaranoo with hla
, v pereonal ettorneye.
: ' Tha aider lira. Thaw did not cry T
hla atubbornneaa today, aa ana bad on
I tha oocaaioa of her last visit, and
i ThaWa alater. Mra, -George louder
. Carnele. kept her composure.
1 When Mra. Evelyn Neeblt Thaw came
'' Into .the corridor before Thaw'a cell to
-i dar her motheMn-law embraced and
.' klaaed her. Then, It ta said, aha told
them botb that they should nayer want
tor money. . . .
. "A Mew wltiaoas.
j It waa reported that part of the
.. i pressure Mra. Thaw would bring to
bear on her aon would bo the cutting
off of his allowance. Har promises
( today ar . taken to mean ft change of
: i front wa her part. She la convinced, it
. i la aald. that the law can be Invoked to
hare Thaw'a aanltyjea ted, whether be
. i likea It or not.
t 'A new witness, Mrs, Ida Vera Simon.
.. ton. cropped , out la the ease today.
- Bhe declares that aha went abroad aa
an emissary of Stanford White. Ber
. purpose, aha aald. . waa to persuade
IBvelyn Neablt Thaw to abandon Thaw
- i and return to the proteeUoa of White
tU tbia city. J
. Mra.eBlmonton.la one of aeveral wlt
4 neaaea whom Thaw haa been anxloua to
1 . looaU and from ber, Thaw'a paraonal
s attorney obtained' evldenee today which
a trans' then bis case. She told aa In
- tareetlna; atory of f lndlns Mrs. Holman,
- Srelya Thaw'a mother, deeorted In
i London. She stated that Thaw went
Into ft race whan bo beard that White'
' - wma arala trying to brine bis wife
" under bis influene.
: Womaa UmtM bjr Vtlte,
A portion of Mrs. Slmonton'a story la
-as follows: .-..
Z l was ft' friend of Stanford Whits
- "and made ft trip to London for him.
, Bo wished mo to perauade Evelyn Nea
' bit and her mother, who had cone
' .abroad ahd were aeelsf a "treat deal
"of Barry Thaw, to leave Loudon and
... ; return t& tfaeUnHed SUtoa. He had
received lettera from Mra. Bolman to
the effect that Thaw was mlatreatlng
r ber and asklnc bun to gat arvaiya Home.
.t "When I arrived la London I found
I Mra. Holman. almost penniless. She
'-waa IlL She told me that -Thaw and
. v ber daughter had left ber and were
- : aomewhero on the continent. ' Bhe waa
very bitter against Thaw.- After she
' got well enougb I brought ber to New
. .. York. Mrs. Holman can thank Btant
fnni Wditi fnr th-r mtrrtf r-htft tft
used in coming to New York.'
. ' Mr. Bartridgo la convinced that Mrs.
, Blmontoa knowe ft . great deal about
, the life- f - White -which -will be lm
. 'portant In tha trial by Jury. ' '
- - - - Thaw to Xaka rigb. ' ' -
' Barry' K. Thaw baa determined to
: make ft bitter fight to eaoapo the elao
i trio chair and the madhouse, and bs
'tbas given many sldallghta and direct
- 1 evidence oa happenings prior to the
tragedy ; to Bartrldga, which ha wlth-
hsld from .Plcott-whan-ha- learned -that
I hla defense would bo emotional Insanity.
Mr. WUllam Thaw was the first. to
arrive at the Tomba. She was aooom
, paaled by-Mrs. Qeorge Garasyle - and
- v reached the prison in a closed cab.
I They presented their passes at the rate
,t and ware subjected to the Inevitable
i search before being admitted to the
t slayers cell. fifteen minutes Jatfj
-"" t Mra Krelju WegDlt Thaw arrived end
... f Joined the others In ft conference be-
1 ... (bind tha prison bare. - t
. - Thaw had already fortified himself
' ln the opnvicUoa that the "unwritten
i laW-waa hla -onlyhopa before the
,: women arrived, for hla eounael, Cllf-
- ord Bartrldga, had departed before.
r . stastalned by WUe. .
... Toung Mra. Thaw now support him
'- in this contention against the plead-
lags of bis mother. The younger Mrs.
t Thaw la aiding Hartrldge wltb aU ber
.' t power but aha stands alone among all
- Thaw's family, In favor of har hua
". band's attempt to Justify, before a
, Jury the killing of White. Bhe haa
,1 made another statement to her hua-
- . band's personal eounael. which, with
, , the affidavits made to Mr. Oloott, is
, t tha fifth which aha has signed. She
. also has been of material assistance in
, helping the lawyer sort the papers which
( were obtained fro ?r nnnrt
' , order,
i. - The threat of Thaw's mother to cut
, -. off hie Income is feared, aa evidenced by
' some economies which have been lntro
' , daeed in his menu. ' Mr. Bartrldga and
-. John B. Oleaaon. his assistant, have bad
. . an extended conference with the oaterer
. 1 la regard to It. and agreed that several
V expensive Items for which Thaw haa a
1 .. liking are te bo eliminated from the bill
, of fare, so that the young man might
, not be tempted to order them,
Svelym Bales Thaw.
. . The wife Is also said to be ready to
. . enter upon a more frugal Ufa. If neces
i sary, eo that they may be able to ignore
'"' tth 'hft'hed withdrawal of tha ie,ee
KANTSEUM
Inviesible Bifocal Lenses
They, being msde on identific principles, restore vision to
Tiormal conditions quickly and create permanent satisfaction. ,
They also cost you lesMhsn-cthergfo-CaJleiLlJOur atock-of
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CORNER THIRD AND
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' Ianulactttrljif Jtwelftr.
Income.' These proffered aaeiiflces only
add to the control whloh the young wife
Is beginning to wield over the accused
man.
From a comparatively passive figure
in the powerful organisation which the
Thaw millions are erecting to divert
Harry Thaw's path from tha chair or a
CBU III Blflg Dins, HAS wuv umm
sprung 'Into, a factor of supreme Im
portance."' '.-- . :
."A disposition to Ignore bar was man
treated upon the return of the elder Mra,
Thaw from Europe, both by Mrs. Thaw
and Mrs. .Carnegie, ber daugbter. Mrs.
Thaw went ahead on ber own initiative
and did all she could to nullify Thaw's
dismissal of Black. Olcott. Q ruber and
Bonmrra. It seemed 'clear to her after
aha had talked with her soa that there
waa an Influence awaylng him whloh
was more potent than hra. '
This she speedily decided was flue to
hla wife. - Theory became conviction
when, at a stormy and distressing Inter
view, she flatly refused to be a party to
a movement to have him declared in-
nana. . . "Iw
- Motbar Change iron.
Mra. Thaw, the mother, InaUntly
changed front. ' Tha way to control the
son. she realised, was through his wife.
She met tha situation by .carrying Mrs.
Harry Thaw off to the Carnegie country
place at Roalya on Wedneaday night
There, with Mrs. Harry Thaw, for the
firstMmataoltly-plaoed-4n -a position
where aha waa the dominant faetor.iMra.
Thaw,- Mrs. Carnegie, Joalah. Thaw 'and
Mr. Carnegie argued for hours. la ft
endeavor to win ber to their aide. ;
It waa made knows today that any
defense which Thaw might offer would
not be aided by either of the statements
which bis wife made to former Judge
Olcott Three formal ' statements were
made by Mrs. Thaw. The second greatly
modified and altered tha first v Tbea
Mrs. Thaw gave them - third State
ment When detectives were employed
to verify some of the allegations rn the
third statement, they reported that they
were unable to do so.
What seemed "to Mrs, Thaw to be an
attitude of skepticism assumed toward
her did not pleaae bar,- It is aald. . She
thought that a mora sympathetic attor
ney, who WQtfJd not question her asser
tions, might, better serve Thaw. So
she counselled him to change lawyers,
and Bartrldga waa. engaged forthwith.
Mother's Tramp Card, yf
But If tha attempt to win over Evelyn
Neablt Thaw by her mother-in-law
should fail. -the mother determined to
iMYOsrwayJa.'what shajjoneldeni tiftrlnao.
beat courae In thla crlala. Bhe holds ft
trump card which she la prepared to
play. This Is the reports of alienists
who have examined Thaw and unequiv
ocally declared him Insane. It became
known today that Mra. William Thaw
has directed Judge Olcott to ' ignore
Hartrldge altogether, and also to disre
gard completely the wishes of ber soa
and apply for the appointment of ft com
mission in lunacy to azamina him aa to
tn nitv. ar wltt ""
porta, which pronounce Thaw mentally
unbalanced at the preeent time.
Judge Olcott wtU be able to use the
reports of hie alienists; to ack up the
application of tha lunacy commission,
sines the adjournment be secured oa the
quesUon of hla being compelled to give
them up to Bartrldga puts over be
hearing on the matter for a week. ,
HASIEOEISIETSOH HAS
LICENSE RESTORED
Decision of Local Board Is Re
' versed but BonlfjpM It
Reproved. ,
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(Special Dispatch by Lesssd Wire ta The Journal)
Baa Francisco, July 1L Captain Bar
mlngham, supervising Inspector, baa re
versed the decision of the local board
of inspectors at Portland In "the case
of Captain Samuel Bonlfleld of the
steamer J. B. Btetaon. Captain Bonl
fleld waa In command of the Btetaon on
Juno 11, when she was in collision with
tha bark Jans lb Stanford off the Co
lumbia river. ; The local board sus
pended the license of the master for one
year and of Mate Trlbble for alz
month a. . ;
. . Captain Bermlngham finds that the
local board waa clearly In error for
suspending the maater's Uoansa for neg-
Ugenoe and unakiUfulneaa In handUn
if I
after tha collision. In regard to the
charge that he deserted the Stanford,
Captain Bermlngham nays:
1 think that Captain Bonlfleld should
have made some efforts to oommunl
cate with the Stanford to ascertain her
condition. ,Bls vessel might have been
slowed to half' speed immediately h
was clear of the Stanford for the pur
poae of communicating wltb bar."
Tlme
Irom the Kew Tort Bin
Metises Bet this Isn't the way
I aw
eaatomec te aotnf tnlsss.
BrldrefcPrabsbly not. Bran) bat Jtst eoe
elder me es was ev tbia socioloaists.JaealBg
WASHINGTON ST8.
..X' 'Diaraoad Zmjorterai
DIAZ PREPARES TO
QUELL REVOLT
Uprising ; In Mexico Against
Amsrlcans Only Cloak for
y Movement Against Him.
SOLDIERS ORDERED TO
; : SHOOT DOWN RIOTERS
Placard Placed AH Over Southern
Republic ytmlngWonigout to
Lear on Pain ' of Death Only
Tried Troops In Field, . 1
(special Dispatch ay Leased Wire te Ibe Jeerael)
El Paso, Tax, July il Governor Ba-
fael Tsabet of tha state at Sonora, Mex
ico, paased through bar today aa rout
to Mexloo City, having been called
there to consult with President Dlaa
relative to the steps to be taken to
quell the uprlatng soheduled for Sep
tember If, the national holiday.
number of Important oonferenoes
have been bald within the last few
weeks between President Diag and the
govamora of the several states, for the
purpose of learning who can really be
depended oa to aupport tbo government
and for planning tha distribution of the
soldiers to tha best possible advantage.
There la considerable activity among
the soldlels all over Mexloo, and many
commands are being moved from the
rural native populated aettlemente to
the vicinity of tha mines and other
pieces wbera there is foreign popular
tlon, ahowlng that the Maxloaa omolala
appreciate the delloacy of the situation
and credit the rumors of the Impending
uprising. , - . . ' :
It la aald oa the best authority that
placards have been placed almost every
where in Mexico warning foreigners to
leave oa pain of death, and it la known
that the. planned uprlaUig is only
cloak to oover the real Issue the fight
against Dlaa.-
It is believed that tha recently or
ganised League of Mexican Railroad
Employee, the motto of whloh la "Mex
loo for the Mexlcana," la at the bottom
of most of the trouble which bodeo no
good for forelgnere within tbo borders
of Mexloo. This leagus baa aa ita
presidents in the etatee of Aguae Call-
entea. Chihuahua, Guanajuato, Nueva
Leon and Baa Luis Potosi the respec
tive governors of tboae etatee. . Only
tried soldiers are being aent to the hot
bed of eedltloa, the , city of Aguaa j
Callentea. with orders to ahoot to kill
hand to use no blanks In the soaring of
IUI UUIM MIW4V Ul. W ! WW ...
Benor Y. De Mortanaa, a merchant of
Cananea, who la here oa hla way to
Chihuahua, expresses a doubt aa to the
trouble at Cananea being entirely over.
He eta ted that only the presence of
Colonel Koeterlltsaky's large force of
regulars at that place prevented tha
Mexicans from openly attacklngthe
Americana , and "forelgnere there. Be
t-thr-Ameri
cana were rapidly leaving Cananea.
Communlcation Wlth ToII Gate
Severed by Men Who Stole
Little Cecil Brittan.
HARRY DRAPER RETURNS
10ME1VITH HIS DOCS
Boy's Father Determined to " Ra-
main in Mountains AH Summer II
NecesaaiT Criminal Believed to
-BS Ea-ConVicta. ? '
(Special Dwpatoh te The Joaraal.)
.Walla Walla, Waab-, July lU-4n
telephone communications to Toll Gate
were ahut off late this evening. Line
men were aent out and discovered the
line had been out Just beyond tbo Umber
line, evidently by men responsible for
the disappearance of little Cecil Brit
tan. The theory that the boy haa been
kidnaped la ao strong that the search
haa been practically abandoned. Barry
Draper wltb bis bloodhounds arrived la
Walla Walla late laat night and left
for Spokane thla morning. Draper Is
eonVlnced the boy 1 being held for
ransom. . ,
The boy's father haa decided te re
main In the mountalna all summer if
necessary and keep up the aearoh with
it lew inenaa.
Twdpaxtlea with the penitentiary
aoge searohea the mountalna south of
Toll Gate thla afternoon but the re-
ault ofl tha hunt Is not ascertained ow
ing to the cutting; of the telephone line,
The polios have Unearthed almost con
clusive evidence that the disappearance
of the boy la the result of a plot con
cocted by two ex-oonvleta In. a Walla
Walla saloon a few weeks ago. The
men established a small camp in an
Isolated part of the mountalna north of
Toll Gate and lay In wait in the Um
ber close to the oamp waiting for some
child to stray far enough away te make
a kidnaping successful.
A third man la believed to have been
at Toll Gate all the time and kept bis
pals informed as to the movements of
the posses.
SONS OF SK1DD00
LATEST CLUB FORMED
(Special Dlssateh by Leases Wire te The Jearaal)
Waterbury. Conn, July 11. The Sons
of Sklddoo, composed of cltlsens bora
on the ltd of any month, baa been or
ganised in this city. . Defiance te. those
who scorn "If- will be burled during a
birthday dinner of IS courses, to be
served at It email tables oa Monday,
the ltd of this month.
Qualified sons of "21' from all ever
the state will be Invited. The move
had Its Inception with City Clerk Wil
liam H. gandland, ' who waa bora oa
July it, ll. At the laat etty election
be waa the only Republican candidate
to win at tha polls, and glvaa thla as
proof that Father Sklddoo looks after
hla anointed, Tbe constitution of the
organisation states that ita purposes
are the abolition of foolish superstition
and tbe exaltation of tbe name of Skid-
proposed e make , tc or-
IfrnlaaHoa1 aafinnaW
KIDNAPERS COT
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Hxndsona
Chiffonier $13.00
Made of blrdseye 1
aple
throu shout. . even the mlr-
. ror frame la blrdaeye. Full
; aerpentlne front highly
polished and fitted with a
pattern French plate mir
ror, A Chiffonier that sella
elsewhere for $10 and la
good value at that, ..
Pres-Cnt Xks
4-PiecoSet 65c
Cream pitcher, covered but
ter dish, augar bowl and
spoonholdsr, all for tha
prloe of one. Brilliantly
finished, the latest and best
production in Imitation out
glaaa, the design and lustre
-making It hard to dlstln-
Culeh between the Imlta
oa and the real. .
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HIM gO
wmamwrnsm.
BE NOMINATED
Delegates Arraady Ejactod an(j
Counties Conceded to Can
didate Mora Than Enough. .
GOODING IS UP AGAINST r
HARD FQP QEHCE
Wilson, Morrisoo and Franc Are AH
' Active Seekers (or Idaho Guberna
torial Honors at Coming, Election
"Tbia Fall. .
' , (Special tHspetefe te The Jnenel.)
Bolae. Idaho, July 11. Three addi
tional Republican county conventions
were held In Idaho today for tha eleor
tlon of delecates to the state oonven
tlon at Pocatello August 1. - Theaa were
Casals. Oneida and Owyhee, each of
whloh Indorsed the plan Of convention
nomination of United States senator and
Instructed their delegates to vote for
Borah. The delegates already elected.
and the counties yet to hold conventions
which are conceded to he for Boran will
give him delegates. If more . than
enouah to nominate..
The fight from now on until the con
vention meeta will te ever tne governor
ship. ' Friends of Governor Gooding
claim that he Is running equally strong
with Borah, but thla la oisputed tr his
opponents. Former Congreseman Edgar
Wilson of Boise, ex-Governor Morrison
of Caldwell end TJr. Hugh France of
Wallace are active candidates against
Gooding and aa none will have anything
like ' a majority when tbe convention
meets, a blttsr eontest Is looked for.
Mo opposition has appeared to the
candidacy of Judge Stewart to succeed
Chiof Justice Btocksiager or tne su
promo court. The latter Is the only
candidate for governor on the Demo-
eratle ticket and azpeota the nomination
by acclamation. X
PENDLETON PEOPLE ;
- GET AUGUST WEATHER
Madal fMsDateh ta The yomel. '
Pendleton, Or, July It continues
warm In Umatilla county and eastern
Oregon, registering 111 la tbo shads to
day at Pendleton, lis at umauua. au
who can get away are" going te the
mountains or to the beach. The usual
August wave eeeme to have struck eaau
era Oregon to July. . - - . .
UMATILLA WHEAT IS
FALLING FAR SHORT
Pendleton Or- July 11 Harvest is
going on and land which eras expected
to yield 4 bushels wUl yield but 9.
There la a scarcity of harvest bands
all over the country. , Tbe hot , wave
Begin this weefetoday. - Let this be - the initial' effort, and j
let this store be the place for the trial' trip. Why this store?
For the reason that what you buy here is thoroughly reliable, v
hence economicaL There 'is no economy in picking up your
furnishings here and - there. - The big- reduction ' sales that ad- ;
vertise goods at a discount of 60 per cent are composed of poorly r
selected stocks that have gonent of date, or trashy stuff just
made to sell. You can't buy trashy goods In this store at any
price, because we don't permit them to mar" the reputation of the ' :
house that stands for only the good In House Furnishings.
Lowest prices consistent, with 'good quality, fair and liberal in v
all thingsthe policy of the store. ' ;
$4JK) Chair. $3.50
$8.00 Steamer
Chair .....82.50
$7.00 Settee 85.85
$2.50 Porch
Settee .....S1JS5
We still have a large stock of porch" furniture that we wish
to close out, as tile new furniture coming in will not leave.ua the
space necessary for carrying It over till next summer. The way
we hare killed the prices is certain to more things, and If you
hare a want in this line it will be just like finding money to buy
It at "Edwards'." "r ' r-; te ;u u "ry
Association Plana to Spread Out
Over Country and to 1 7
.... BulldUp.
(Special Dwpateb te The yeeneLi-
Helena. Moat July IU The conven
tion of the Montana grand lodge tt tha
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America
today elected officers to serve during
tha ensuing year and fixed upon Great
mm tli. H- f fl..., nffl.m.m
chosen weret Prealdent Iou1s Roala-
wick. Great Falla; .vloe-prealdent, Paul
a Peterson, Helenas secretary-treas
urer, A. K. Anderson, Missoula, re
el eotsd; trustees, A. M. Johnson. Buttet
Walter Hanaon, Wallace, Idaho. - ' -.
The data for next yeara convention
waa not definitely decided, beyond the
aetting of the3 month of July. The con
vention adopted aa. entirely new ritual
and also amended tbe constitution so as
to make provision for upbuilding the
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$5 Rocker. .83.85
$1J25 Porch Chair,
Rawhide Seat 65ft
order and Us enlargement and growth.
With, tha constitution thus practloally
reconstructed, many atsps will be pos
sible -whloh eould ot bo takaa under
tbe old, -
. The convention wtU conclude with 4
monster pionla at Central park tomor
row. A special train will be rua from
Butte and , Anaconda while visitors
from other sections of the state will be
brought on the regular trains. A splen
did program, embracing all sorts of out-of-door
sports, together, with an. after
noon and evening dancing program haa
been arranged. It la expected that there
will be between 1.000 and 1.000 visitors
in tha city. A ball game between Great
Falls and Helena baa been arranged for
and there ta te be a tug-of-wer between
Butts nd Helena, the winner to con
test with Anaconda for the state cham
pionship.' - .
MONTANA MAY RAISE .
RAILROAD ASSESSMENT
" (Special Dispatch te Tbe JWeraaXj
Helena, Mont, July - il The state
board of equalisation met today but im
mediately adjourned until Monday, Clerk
F. J. Ryan reporting that no return bad
been received aa yat from.-ens county
in the valley. Thla. it La expected, will
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Made by Alfred Benjamin, & Co.' of New York are tfiia.
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- :jly:y 'y:.:;S TODAYS
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as to TAxtra, aTOarato
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yo maple, band-polished I
baa ft large drawer, with
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la nearly half an Inch la
tblekneaa. - .
Folding Co-Ccrt ..
$2.50 A
.It win more than pay foe
Itself In the added com
fort you'll enjoy wbaa glv
lng the baby an outing.
We have an endless variety
of stylish carta, at all
prloea, and win deem It ft
pleasure to ahow tbena.
be bore Monday,
when the board- will
take up -tha
roads.
ant ef the raU-
. . . . . .
- A report beta H that there wOl be a
display of oratory oyer the Question -of
raising the assessment or ute companies
from tli. too to a greater amount While
tha. report lacks verification, it a aald
that Governor Toole will urge a raise
and. that Secretary , Todsr will oppose
thla on tha around that Montana's as
sessment ta already higher than that ef
any .northwestern state,
PENDLETON SCHOOL
PRESENTED DORMITORY
Pendleton, Or, July ll-Mr. and Mra,
J.' H. Koonta, well-known pioneers 'ef
Umatilla eoanty, now residing at Soho,
bava made a gift to Pendleton academy.
a Preebytertan Institution, of tbe former
Jackson residence oa Jackson street, to
be used es a girls' dormitory, in eon
neotlon with the academy. Thla borne
will be furnished for thla purpoae by
the academy management and will-be
opened early ta September for the eo
eommoflatlon of students, ' The dormi
tory wUl be named J. H, BZoonta hall, i
honor of the donors. -
o oa v rra aa
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