DAILY EVENING EDITION
,Mi ikaI'Imh i-Arnit of
I -1 K It N OUKIION
in Ttrn
BAST OREOONIAN
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EASTORROONIAN
TWIT'S TRKrAPI
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VOL- 13.
()rW,i ra i Toilet gtajp, '.. (a r
h nar.
Frederick Nolf
Alwayt th
I'Hpost ,
A Man from New York
w .h.ttlnir with
A Man from Pendleton
PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OKEUON, FRIDAY, OCTOHKlt 19, 1900.
J TOLD HER OWN STORY
NO. .1949
body,
I odea
Hew lint
mall ll
sr. Very
gi ii
lrt.-"1 k'l
EfS.IH
SU1 i"
gat ' '
.if gold Plated Framon r. .r
c i moot sixe ptKltOD, I He to
lfimlnr. Iw and artistic, i
igentl for "Stllleton" (fniir
yea, nuwfl mill wlwuii Mr
KI'llOlll
Olll SUppIl,".. t,ihl..lk
v '!, indies' unil mnu
lulls, toys, gaums, bicycles. i'ii'
.Jibui'"'' napkins, best grade, Ific
n-. '-' Slulex DC tn
Ti'HiK, crepe uri'l fiiiii-v ni hits.
Kill gift bonks, albums and toilet
i y lamps, :) i nn dixie's,
rs nml china nnyeltiot.
Imroame lint of holiday nodi
firrving every week. We thai I
r the largest, finest, moat reaaon.
ilini' ni g IJ over shown iii I'i.ii.
Frederick Nolf
few days ago nnil hp naiil :
'rii ia mm mam and tmuty stock, of y,..u
IhU INMM and I toll yon I haven't MM such
invitin attractimaeei and Bach grand Mae ..f
rpMaa Alexander A Baxter arc offering their
trade for the foil nd winter trad and I know
what I'n. iHlkinv' about ten."
Tin' tn mi Nmm V..U, Ti ax ju i i . .
,ib. mm nmr won M was
"'"'" ni.inx. imr !.., k ( tix
ami host we've ever shown,
tin' cream. ' '
season is tln largest
"Wo have skimmed
Superb Qualities.
Attractive Patterns
Extensive Varieties
Excellent Values.
Mrs. Crockett on the Witness
Stand.
o
SHE EXPLAINS SOMEWHAT
Defendant Says
Jealous
Her
of a
Husband
Man.
Was
Wu.'onn,l..ntiy be! taw thai ,,. ,ril,i,.f p,.,,,!,,,,, witll ,.the
Man Iron Now ork" Md that tliov will hop the wisdom
ami pconomy of tciviiiK ns their patronage.
Alexander & Hexter.
CROCKETT HAD SPOKEN OP SUICIDE
Details f tbe Crockett Murder Mil.
Some S'DMlloos Sprung Id
tbe Cturt Room.
The Boston Store
PENDLETON'S LEADING DEPT. STORE.
CLOTHING SPECIAL SALE
Men's
Suits
OVERCOATS.
$10.00 $15.00
For this Week on all our Mack Dress
(mods ending Saturday October 21st.
25 per cent olf
regular price.
The hilluwuie, are some of our (all importations
French Crape.
English Storm Proof
Crispi
Black Stripe Soliet.
Figured Wool and Mohair
French Foplin
Vegonnice
Whip Cords
Black Brocades
Diagonal Suitings
Storm Serges
French Cashmere
THE BOSTON STORE
Pendleton's Big Store.
'NEW
LUMBER YARD.
Wo are now ready for business
lo-ar vv.,.i ..i, iV- Columbia
Klver freij.'ir depot with
general assortment of 1 11 111 In T
direct (nun our own saw mill,
and uun furnish anything
promptly. Country of don In
' in loads ahipped d treat from
our mill in c.urload lots at
iinifi'i prices, i.ive ni u tall.
for Infants and Children.
Cast or iu In a harmless Hiibstitute lor Custor Oil, Pure
marie. Dropa und Soothing Syrups. It la IMeuauiit. It
contiunx ueltliei OpiUlll. Morphine Ilor olll. r Nan ..tie
MllhsUtnee. Jt tlestn.xs oi iim Hint allays t-'evrinliness.
II euros Diarrlm a and inil -lie. 11 rrtlva Twth
inir Trouble und Mt-s Const ipat iu. II iikiiUUi n tba
BtSanMk ami Bowela, Kivlnir healthy and Mfetrnl hU.
I'he ChUureu's I'anaeeu-The Mother'n i rieud.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
SI
In Use For Over 30 Years.
A. C. Shaw & Co.
W. J, SEWELL, Mgr.
The Best
Ever Brewed.
PILSNER Just Received
BEER.
Mail,, (rou. KWx.1 x..lur k.ti'olli-
jaadod in phyiloiana. Von tan drink
'""U. Ik' or ut diazv.
I have jiiHt ruteivwl an oloKant aw .rlmtuit of t.uld.in Oak l.ihrarv
lul.Um. A li paHpai and Oak Wall Pocket, Comb C,
Clink Hhelvtw and Towel Kollem.
PritoH to suit the uUMtomor at
Joe Basler's.
Schutu Brewing Co. THE EAST OREGOMIAN.
in. rap.r oi tn reepu.
h.ruoay BaMli It.
Tii. Lar(t CtruUUn.
b.tl AdrarUalBB iun.
J Argnmenti hntota the jury oom
MMMOlaAatM, in the Oroowett mnr
def trial, John MoOontt Tfiwlnt for
Hip Mtate. Tin- ciiKP will go to tin. jury
0 aOOn M .InditP RII il baa read the
inrv'-. inatrnatioM t.i tba law. The
data ill of tin- rani' from tin' point at
which tin' Baal Oregon Ian 'a atoTf
.topped on Tliumday follow:
Th TW(v Juryman.
The following twolve men count itntt I
the jury : t ioorifp Jonon, .1. II. I!iwk,
J. lludpinan, Thoiuai. Cbaodlar, Wil
liam Slmdii-r, I''.. T. Wade, A. Mc-
Kenr.ip, William Duff, Andrew i
Sample, H. K. Kenn, tienrga Mlnger
ami Charlei. Wnite.
Si.irm.nl or Pronaeutlon.
Tliurnday afterniHin, Itintrirt At
torney T. (i. Ilailey addrnmnsl tlip jnrv.
He reail the in,) let nie.it of the grand
jury and told the utory of the murder;
now, at about inlduight Utween the
lot and 2d of .October, Mm. Crockett
hud pent her hoy Karl to a Mtjfhbofa.
Mr. Anderxou 'x houne. (or aaaiatnace.
that "Bometli intt n- the matter with
papa; that, when t lie liny Karl
I,.! through tlie room in winch hit.
father lay upon the hrd, he Haw that
hla right arm wax extended from the
IkkIv, and that a revolver mum lightly
granped in it. When Mr. Amlprxoii
came to the houxp in r.--, to the
re.piPMt lor help, the haudx of Mr.
t'roekett were crowned upon the IkkIv,
imd tii ut aotwlthatanrtini the fait that
tbe man was unconarioiix, Mrx.
Cioi l:ett claimed that there wan no
revolver in the hniiae, hut that tenti-
Bjoni aronld he latrodooad toaboa thai
on the Saturday jirecediug the ibootlng
be hud gone to Walla Walla in the
loreaMon and bad retaroed in the after
noon, and while there had (Mfcbneod
i he ravolvef for til).
J H. Balay' Stalamanl.
.lumen II. Kalev, for the defem-r,
opened with the Htatemeiit that the oaaa
had not beafl fully mated liy the prose
cution, and that even if all the ullega
tlflM uiuile were proved, it would not
be mSelaal to warrant conviction. He
iiriM'eeded to -tale the relation, that
ealated between Mrr-. Crockett ami her
huHhand; that he had Ix-en seiiding hi.
money home; that Mr- Uroahett had
money in the hank at Milton and that
they liad money in the booee; that de-
oaanad, .Mr. Crockett! bad aatted bar to
be Mure and purchuae a revolver when
aha went to Wall.t Walla; in fact, that
the IttHt tiling he had referred to prior
to her going to Wulla Wulln wan to he
Bare and not forget the purchuae of tbe
pistol; that on Sutunlav evening upon
the return of the defendant Iron, Wullu
Walla, the familv eonaieUng of Mr.
and lira. Crockett and their three
children were talking plea.antly and
diMeiiaaing matters generally j that thil
revolver wuk handled hy .Mr. Crockett
and placed in a hiiiiiII valise ami hy
him hung upon u nail in the kit, hen
ami that the defendant had Bwcef aaaa
il from that time until .he .a a it in
tbe hand of d.'cea.cd when .he nuw
him tying on bll deathla d, prior to her
giving the alarm after he huh shot.
Mr. Kahy Nlutcii further that the
teatimony would BbOW that deleiidaut
was sleeping in a U-droom aiih her
three cl ildreii and thai her hiiahahd
ni tin' night ol the kiting was sleeping
iv hiuikiTf in a oei) in the corner of
the front room. Coh ne I Itjlev's .tui, .
ment was carefully listened to as it
gave the theory qjmm whleh the defense
would reply fur an Bcpiittal.
Caorea Churah'a Tastlmony.
I he tir.t witne.M to he called for the
state waaOoorge Church, ol Milton;
had viaited the Omekett hoiiso on
about the -.1 of (idol,, r, ami UMdnoed
a map whiih he hud made of the
premiae. lie eaplaiued it in detail.
Clark Who Sold tha Plaint.
J. W. Meredith, of Walla Walla,
clerk in the hurilnarc. .tore of K. M.
Aeiia A Co., auw the defendant in the
tore on hutur.luy, riiptemuer 2t. She
purchaaed a piatol liom bint. Hhe
want.Ml a gosl pistol f,,r her bosljand
and lie explained its working.. It aaa
a Hmith A Wesaoli, HN-cel i la-r .
The pi.tol wax prodBjged and defense
adnittad Ihal it wax the pistol pill
chax-d hy Mrx. Uiocketl on Saturday
..Ii, lies. n preceding the killiiw.
Mri. Cna-kett did I ot uxk if il would
kill a man.
I'r.awcuting Attorney llailev waa
diacniiuerlod for a lew so. oii.lx by the
admiaaion of defendant 'a rouuxcl that
alia hod purchaaed the revolver in
Walla Walla, for in her leetioiony ut
the I'oroner'. inquext at Milton on
Oetobar -' ahe had i. .tih. I that then
wax no weupt.u around the house and
that it waa nut their cualom to have a
piatol in the noun
KABL CBOCKkTI'Si
father', hands crna.ed on hix
r lull t band holding pi.tol with
linger over Imtt ot the revolver, covert
of bad polled dOWn H he could see hit
father's hand, and revolver.
Tliia anxwpr producsl a rente t Inn,
for he had tpatlned before the coroner'.
UejBjOat that when he pnaaml through
the room and saw his lather lying on
the bed Ins right arm wax extendd on
top of the eoverx, ami District Attorney
llailev hail so xtated it in hix opening
addrefx.
The hey then textithsl that he hatl so
textiliod iaith la'tore tbe coroner's jury
ami the grand jury, hut after thinking
the matter over he had beeOBM of the
OpInMn that that could not la- right.
There wax no light when he wenl lo
Dew) light wax horning on aland in
the front room near the hetlrtsim door
w hen he was arotiaed anil passed nut for
help; it was burning not very bright
mother was partially dressed, wearing
yellow waist nn.l hlack skirt.
Karl was at home when his mother
returned from Walla Walla; hsthed
into the little "grip" brought home
In her; saw a steketlssik and hand
kerchief therein ; UMthar look off Jher
bat; the took the grip into the Bed'
room ami hung it on a nail.
Camp to ti e conclusion himself w ilh
out suggestion from anvone that his
testimonv at coroner x impicxl regard
ing hix lather's extended arm on bed
B.a he pasted through the room .mil. In t
oe right: hail xeeit hix mother preced
ing .lav, i Wednesday, OetolxTl,' , in
xnerni s olllce ; lunl viitp,l her in In r
cell alone on that day several times;
had lalkitl el lltB horse and tint child
ren hut hail not discussed thix matter
at ail .
On CrOCB-e Bern nation. Karl Crockett
testified thai w i he went through 'he
room in which his father lav he did
not stop at all; it was not a good
light : It wasn't homing as g.ul as it
could . was turned up ahout one-hall.
Mrt. Kllan Andarion'i Taillmony
Mrx. Rilen Andaman testified that
she lived in rreewuier To feet from the
Crockett hoiirn.; was aroused hv Karl
coming to her home nml tell it her to
come anMK Do hurry; I ni afrunl
xnmethlng hux bapMned to papa;''
thi't hefore she had drnsxen lrx.
t roi'k. 'II came alx., ami axked her to
hurry; that "Mr. Crockett is very
sick just ax hatl ax he call h..;" Mrx.
Crockett said, ", don't he afiahl ; he
has, shot hixself;" not iced Mrx.
Crockett 'x comhi.'t while she wax In
kitchen and her huxliand dying in
I rt nit room ; saw her paxx throiluh room
after d.Hilh of her boa band with her
hack to corpse; Mrx. Crockett told me
she didn't want to look at blni
wanted to remcinls'r him as she saw
him alive: again Mrx. OrOBekM toM
her that "while thix en groat tragedy,
I hope no one w ill look on it ax a dis
grace." I.uthar Andarion'i Testimony
I. nlher Anderson wenl to front room
w I ere Crockett was lying on lied, al
though his wife hail told bin he had
better not go over there alone: picked
up lamp from stand und looked at Mr.
Crockett; t Mrx. Crockett out in
the yard, who said to him, "tell in
tht worst" or words to Ihal elfett.
The pistol wax pointing iluwnwnrd
hix lunacies were limp ami his arm if
plated in one pox it ion would remain
an.
Dr. Thomas' Statement
Dr. 0i W. Thomax removed pixt.d
w hen he came w ithout nun h . (Tort
( rock, Il lunl no grip on it; Mr.
( 'mi ki ll was in kitchen ; xhe wax xouie-
what agitated, hut ax to grief couldn't
say; oilcloth wus under hlanki
atxive mattress,
James Standece'i 'eillmody.
.linnet Manihige saw Mr. t rockclt in
hid dying: eyes were elox.si ; linger
i. -I ins' aeroxM Imtt ol pixtol.
Mrx. ( r.a'kelt wax not its room until
after Mr. Crta-kett died she thou
went through lo Ixcdr.Hiin and buck
her hack was toward corpse hot I. going
and coining; she ditl ask to send for
adiH'lur, wanted some ..ne to go for
Mr. Murxh ami xaid, "He can consoh
u, e to;" wanted brother to go (or Mr
a. . . . . . v
.iiarxn wncii ne went lor .lo. tor , wax
lualxt.-ut; urged him to tn lor Mr.
Marsh.
Colonel Haley then xtat.d "Our
Hi. oil III tills cuxe Is suicide. ''
Objection t asking Cr.xkell
religions belnf was overruled and
Willi. 'xx text died that deceased hail
is'en u meiiiix-r oi the church ol l.altt r
Pay Miintt- a rather xtroog uiemlier
Ihat church ; hu would talk hut would
never get cra.v ; wa. not hunl to xtoi
would never "jumii a man' in regard
lo i'ii religion. Isxllel.
Colonel Rale laid down Uxm th
bluuketx ami was ( p. n posed by
w III,, s j
MORE STRIKE TROUBLE
Jones" Leads a
Eight Hundred
Bud of
OFFICIALS OP URIOR ARE SILERT
wrist o( deceased; dcecrits'il It as haik-l
ing as though it were a tuiwder mark
loBde hv two begrimed llhifcrx
ing the wrist.
Depute Sheriff Til D. Tavlor test i lied
thai Karl t'roekett, I U year-old ton of 'MottlfF
defendant, hail been alone w ith her in I
her cell on Wp.lnps.lav of this week;!
at least once, and perhaps another I
tune; no one was with them.
Dr C. W. Thomas, recalled I
kMtlfled thai bullet came out alxutt
two Imd, ex hack of right ear. taw no
powder marks on hix wrist , act unitila
tlon of dirt, common will, working-men.
t omiier W. O. Cole recalled audi
textiliod that the bullet traversed the
motor area of the brain that portion
governing the volition ami that In Ins!
opinion the wcaau would in such
erne drop Immediately froe the hand. ..
At this point the prosecution rext.sl .''r"'"' ,V'1Y ,, 1 Kl
it. case. ,,r,N! "'rlkers raul.sl the Mark'es Je.1.1..
; .'till i. Ties thix mornine. xm fee. 1 1 mi in
TESTIMONY OF DSFKNK.
o
The Men Are Dhpowd to Rriwt the Firom
OtTsml, md Dfrnind Thai All other
Miners Hit) tbe Sum.
1 fcSTlBUNY.
Bon t iianaea Nil Tarlliaooy Produee
Sanaallen.
Karl Crockett, eon of defendant,
testified that he wa. 'i years old; re
lated the evening' doing uf the family
the uigbt before tbe kiifilig; "mamina
played on tbe acoordeou and Klueaie
unj papa sang;" told how he hud been
awukeuod and told by his mother to
go for help; that something wee the
matter with father; and told ulmul
going to Auderaoii'. and arousing Mr.
Anderson
Lying down ou the rloor, he allowed
how hla father waa lying when be
paaand through the room, und aaw bia
bvkbing Hgilfg or C0UBT.
Uuoi Number or tpeotalere that Had
Been at Trial.
'i'he evening session auw I he largest
nuiAlstr .,( .iM'ctatora that had law u at
the trial, (ieorge Slaudieh, Dr. C.
W. Ihoioaa, Deputy fherirf Janiet V
Kirkland and Coroner W. U. Cole
aer. the witnesaea
Their teatimony wax to 'he same
general effect aa to the in. tdenta aur
rounding the killing and of the iii
gtfaBt there on October 2. The 1,-ati
loony that prodaeed Die greatest .-II. . t
waa that in reference sDVermtkNM
of defendant with Coroner Cole at the
tune ol the iinpieal, at which lime,
among other things, .be told him there
wax no pixtol in tn.- oouse, that she
had ban udviaed by the neighbors to
get a pi.tol, hut the thought it far
sulci w, ihout one; she urked him if she
BOB Id do ua she pleased with the piatol
a't.r the imiuext: bullet hole of en
train,- was just above the left ear:
PUwdet burnt d. in close proailuity
thereto; exit a little above and he
boid right ear; a wound ol that kind
would pristine dissolution death
would render the ul.tr is, were in
active , Ihal the record of tin
wax in tbe hainla of the court.
The Evidence Wei Listened to With
Careful Attention.
Mrs. Kllen Anderson, tlrsl witness
tor detente, laatimd thai oilcloth had
been on the bed on a certain Sunday
previoux to thix affair.
Mrx. Btarah called and testille.l that
she went to (he Crockett home about
"o'clock in the morning. Obtained
Mrs. Ornokntt'l skirt for her Imin l.-d-
ranm,
Mrs. Croeketl on the Stand.
Mrx. Minnie Crockett, defetidanl
called and teetlfled . name to thai plaoa
from Wathlngton ; had been aiBrrled
1.1 years, had three children, Karl 12,
I' I oss u g nml Kern :l ; husband was a
com u laborer, hi i worked at rail
roading and ilimpherding) came i ,
about .Inly I . rental T there until
about July .'. ; he sent money home;
i icv while he was on butter creek
had no trouble with her husband -hot
ol a serious nature, on Ids return at
that time, in July, when be nunc
home staid one night, then went to
rOlldle tOO to set. a man : he rume
home, ami found Mr, I'Mwarilx, a
blacksmith there. Kdwnrdx mid come
for hix clothes; Mrs. Ctookott was
doing his waxhuig for him; her hu..
baud scold. -.1 her; appeared excited.
He went away nn.l reiiiatn.sl until
ToOeday nrior to the occurrence; four
w.-cks before ho sent her 110(1 . letter
received lr.,in Mr. K.lward. by Karl;
Karl wax followed half way to town hy
Mr. t'r.x'kelt, who read letter; when
ho came hack to the house w iluexs asked
him if he was any wiser, he replied
that he was not, hut that any person
to get ahead ol hun must net no lirella
early; lunl fdllil or Mlai in hank al Mil
ton; wuntisl her to draw it out; spoke
to her twice about it; on Friday before
tlux she hail Intended togo to walla
Walla for clothe, (or children, ho
wanted her to get a piatol : Saturday
morning got ni, early ; ho told mo to
huv a idxt.,1: I bought the nixlol : il.it
hxikx like it: clerk put it in hand
hair hu me; in it wax half a sot of
i Wcr spoons , gol homo; Uiuml Mr.
Iroeketl and children there; went la
through kitchen and pass, d into front
room; bail pUrCllBeed readyuuide clot hex
for Bblldlwa and hal for nyaallj threw
packages dow ii ou Moor; pixtol wias in
the sat hid at thill tune; ttsik it into
kitchen ami hung it ou n null: never
took the pistol from the satchel ; hua
haml asked "tii. I you get it;" she
eodded attrtnaiiveiy i .,, the pistol
that Saturday . 'Veiling; husband ami
Witness were sitting in kitchen hy lire
Husband i.,..k pixtol (rum satchel, ex-
an t a, remarked that he thought
it wax a ir.Mid revolver; he gave U to
me (or a moment, then hung it hack
on unit; next saw piatol ou Monday
night following that Saturday at lime
ol accident ; in hix hand or ou Issly:
deceaxed hud i lo o aboul hi Imr tired
perewauing many minora nnt to go to
work . I bey " ..r.. .., hv Mother lone.
Several xcrimmugcx .fcurre.l, Ihi
nothing serious. It now hsiks aa if
there would Ih a prolonged contro
versy over the powder ipleation.
MBaleton, la., Oet, !.-As far aa
andlne tba coal mlnera' strike It con
cerned not a move in that dire, i MM
WBa made hv the nited Mine Work
ers' otiicialx bsiajr. Preeldenl Mitchell
it absolutely tlleal On all tplextions
pertaining to the teratlballoa of the
context and it is not ladieved that he
iii have anything to sav on the mh
reel until he calls a meeting of th..
national enecnUet ixmni for the pr-
P0 1 considering the .piextmu of
i -mil Mir a formal declaration calling
tha -trike off. When that ehall he de
s"ttlt it ix nn.loratn.sl, entirely tip.ui
the us'rat.,rs.
A feeling is prevalent here that the
decision of the opetBeori anaaking at
S.'rnnton to Inalst that the reduction in
the price .,( ponder must hi taken Inbi
eonxnl. 'ration In determining the net 10
per cent increase in wagea has oom
pliculcl mattart somewhat. Further
delay in reaching an amicable ad
justment o( th., trouble is now (eared.
aUrlkeri Not Over-Altaians
Nhainnkln, Pa.. Oct. IB. Notices
thai Hu. terms of the Scraiitnn convon
"on ham I accepted hy the I'hila-
delphla .'. Ramilng , ipany were
posted I'he ttrikere, while highly
please, I over the action of the enm
pnnjr, w ill not go to work until their
brethren employed hv other pun -
are granted an increase.
KBUtiKR
Roers ara
SAILS TO HOLLAND.
liniieat
t
rOHKNOON bkkSlUN BBIDAV.
Trial rroaeedi With laereatlng Inlerett
aa Tekllmeuy Preduatd.
The tir.t witness al this morning
aeaaiou of court, in the Crockett taee,
was Sheriff blakley, who test i tied in
regard to Mrs. Crockett having stated
' rial there miixt linvu Icon some mis
take u ',o.i I the piatol taring in the
house, h r aha knew of nothing of tbe
kind.
Deputy blierifl James V. Kirkland,
of kftllou, was recalled and teetitied aa
to iiioaaureineuts taken regarding tbe
Isada, etc.
Jamea Staudage recalled, teatitied
that th. i aa a auark uu tlx right
o( lit.,; on loavinu July .", hud
Diarkod "if I don't see you again, lake
goad tare of yoursell and children
you may not see me again;" on Sunday
evening ho .ok.. i "do you thmk it
wrong for a person to take In. own
life,' answered Ihat she used to, hut
now she didn't know; he suggested
that they die together; .ho turned il
off; at another lime, he xaid: "I'll
get tired ol this stale l existence aomo
time. "
Win. wax c linked up at tin. lime,
scarcely able to answer (ur tears. Up
on regaining her composure, .In- con
tinued Alter tapper Monday night ti luid-
roil ami tleleii.lanl auug, and the lath rl
played the act ordcon I Imabiiuil a. eio.xl
more cheerful und elij.iyeti the ringing;
children went to lasl alxait H o iTock;
gaaaaaad and nltneat ui hi Iroal room
und lalk.tl; look NI shots off in
kitchen; went to i.ed almost at aama
time; ho went to bed in front room;
Witness went lo Is'd Willi the Utile
girla and In the little I,. , I kept ou
waist and auteeii skirl; kept alockinus
on , kepi clothing oo so aa I.. I., aide
to wall on children who had whooninu
'High ' lamp wa. led huruihu; alenl
(or an hour or so; did mil remember I
( hearing . lock strike
Awakened by me Bhootlne-
Awakneed hy a BohM as wu- rloaaiu'
who luted no in lam I mid asked, i
'what wux that"; -., .... d the d.air lo j
the lioni r.siin , iiotlcixl the .uioke .
"ii l.l amell ami see it. aaw Mr
Cro.kelt, went up toward. Ial and'
aaw the blood on pillow ; aaw the pi.tol
,o hia lasly low .loan, Mtw the satchel
lithe lloor in Iront ol the taide .
awakem.l Karl , told him b get up;
"aoiuothing's the matter with papa:"
ion! Ill in to go to Aiideraoiila; .baal at
screen d.sr; they aueined ao alow I
went over myself; put oo one BOOB I
did not g into the. r.aim ajfain; ran
around through the yard; wanlisl help
nunoMiunu ob son inn rxuu.
Aniry al Hit dulillng the
tounlry.
Loranao Magmtoi Oat, in. At day
break thix morning, I'reaident Paill
Krager unietly hoarded the Dutch
cruiser fJelderlandi which may sail for
Holland lorrow, The Bajnarhaklaa
was oun t, because Kruaer feanal Ian
tttai k from local Poors who are angry
al his .putting the ntry.
Robbed a Rank Hlllad Cenelable.
Nevada, Mo., (let. IV. Heven
masked men rubbed a bank at
Bronough, II (teen miles from here, this
morning, at I :'M) o'ehs-k. Constable
Morgan beard the noise f u x-
P toe MMI, attack, tl the robbers, and waa
"hoi dead Blood hoBaadt and a xwse
ol several bandrejd are pursuing the
bjmo, who aaaored $:uua.i
Bryan t Naw.Terk Trip.
Ithna, V V.. Oal g, -Seven thoggi
and p.opl,. gr.fi.tl M, llryan thia
nnralng at Anhnrn, hut wi he ar-
rived here he I .1 but one hundred
ixir.ons who wl.hed to hear him.
llryan will make hut two .tope thla
afternoon, Cortland ami Bingham.
It.x heater will hear him at tt o'tlock.
Slope the ..ouah ead Works Off ha
Cold.
laxative Hruaio-Cjululn. TeUaU our. a ruhl
lo uu.- .lay Nu cur. u pay. frloe a oeale.
Uoodoa, Oet. IV, i .,rd k..uu bbs
lairts the appearance ..I armed II. . rx
In the s.iuthwesteni sirtioii o( the
Boat coin in rhey eub.rei) Jageralon
ti i ii.e tiateealh, eugaguig the
BrltltR there, who halt nine kllhsl and
two wouudtsl. The ll.a.re lost twenty
killed, including the uouiuandanl
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TNCCTS
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MHH AND
A. P. Armstrong, LL. ., Prin. B
OPEN ALL
IlluatraUid CaUlogae, College Ciiiun v, UuMacta Purmtt, SisecU
uieuh of Pennittusbij), lite, Mailed bice. Ui uny Addicoa.
THK YEAR
We have hundreds of former students in
positions, and shall send out thousands more.