The evening world. Newspaper, February 21, 1901, Page 2

Mise to Charged with the m Jeipoon, and it is pr that know his fate before nightfall. <¢Fureman’s presentation was im 4 and during Ste cilm, Henuedy, wife of the accu Just as she « .. tppassioned summing ot > trici-Attorney McIntyre ig The charge strongly minutely and the weight of <: Myorable to the man accused * Grand Hotel murder ‘Terrific Crush. ‘s If there were any Brooklsuites i mob thet vesieged court after recess th is. The mob was clamoroun yyand finally the off then did the crowd give wey ridors and the square in th Man Segan his charge at 2.19 room was only thre the jury while addressing thi Pasaive, cold and judtctal. He began by «raw coe Of the sym fen’ “The motuer: one that krave PunOr. sentiment musi en' sieonalderation ‘As you have no right Pr? mo TE have asz0'express an opin to Jnmtruct you | 2 SD think It will be Smeditation. Therefore cyamurder in the first de int says he 77a eays he “Thin case Is Us cumatantial have a prejudice au nm tink by Wt then me mist have been committed Buz if there is any fault or defect $y ili uny of there inks then the yh tlh ground ‘and the crime 1 COLO “SNAP Skies to Con- tinue. Heavy ulsters and mutters eo requisition again to- The untimely thaw, wit) ite slushy, stiy-favoring condith deen driven out by an sone Cold snap, h « < cording tu Forecaster Emery bi, northwest winds will ~> add their crisp Maver to the ge pditions, 1 “land—even * @tirring the bioot sittves from Wall — (i Wire ee The new Het of ofcers o! ean Steel and Wire Gates ts still at the head of th Of Directors, as well as member of the Execut! *<new directors: John W. Gates, Chairman; Willlam I, seeltaimer, Presilént; Wiliam J. 8. Ke Vice-President ‘hisholm, “Vico-President; F. Le utson, Treasurers ey Alder, Assistant Treasurer = New York; A. F. Allon, Assistant ‘Treasurer at Chic: ; . Patterson, Becrotary at New York: PAsalmant Secretary at Honecker, Auditor: C. A. Vomit. | jant Auditor; Max fam, Genera! eel, Biers Committee: John Oey ; Edenbor, Po AL B Lambert Palmer , His New. Post, ‘a Physician EK, J. Voniin was polite surgeon to-dny Coroner's Physician was Be) “will receive the eon. but when Mberat pen; ! ©Mrs. Kennedy, Wife of the Accused, Breaks Down and Sobs as Justice Furs- man Completes His Charge. then he in The care of Dr Samuel J. Ker of Dolly Sénolde, was given to the jury this after- bin wood ehar- with Hert ro in aplte of ty ing, hin devoted amennhle tot tramp that walks the etre: lelivery elnw aa the ver J during the tram idence of both site ed lied OT fury must ta’ veideration wll the formed from the array was very wan ideemes KENNEDY SCORED BY M’INTYRE. t thoroughly © ppat,home. The crush was something ter- . Five etalwart officers were as- bs i glared to push the crowd back, but they might Just ax well have tried to topple wer. the wall wurrounding Peking. al unruly, + were obilget to go at them roughly. ‘Then and fter the Iaaue of the morning you to consider t Dramatic Scones at Closing of Famous Murder ‘They went back sullenly step vy step. and they crowded (o suffocatign tue cor- PF ecnire the firat floor. ‘They did not ge! rt elther, for whan. Justice clock the warters full Justce Fureman rose and stood before ily present o: appeared Composed, But Yorom told that her calm ex- inder an intense exctiement, check aecomes very | nport times with her han it unusual. Asa rule a Judge or iow alte Comfortably, ut his cage whi charging the jury. Justice #ursman made an Impressive victure, stern Leave Ont Sentiment. Mg an Impreasive jt manner with ‘The court-room was well filled Molmyre began his address at and solemnly, rial, that of the devotion “Ghd awed parenta of the necused If that le eo, then t pert CMATK wn pl for hin wife, composure gave way, with handker- Other women In the n drew out handkerchiefs and nnd ashe sobbed quietly Contradtots ‘ontvadintion chief to her face. neve. | s trouble? asked Justice | th argumentative fireworks establishment salvo after salve r alr, whieh, wh vealed dazzling Mghts word ploturea which held the spectators rival of the twa to walk six summer night?” Justice Furs umony of Ken covered quickly MeIntyre said Sntitied to a reasonable doubt on the evt- dence. ‘Me resuit of the first trial must intis this trial, and may God grant you returo a Just verdict, to surround him with every safe- guard, but we must urge a conviction on the avitence which han been presented.” POOL-ROOM EXAMINATION. Alone Attempt to Discredit De- tective Who Furnished Evidence. asleep vetore, M prosecutor then Pointing « trembling finger in Uie 1 Keanely, Mr. Mets fo site here in Ife, tn thie 1 yonder charchyard ‘neath U1 A sympathy 0 FIREMAN IS KILLED BY HIS OWN TRUC this man nad the grave Jetermine ¢« HILD WAS INCINERATED. ed, Gullt enust be eatablinned be- ON AGAIN, Chill Winds and Clear;Little Boy Left Found Burned to Geary was tantly and Driver John oO! amin Murray and Reberc Gan Wiuds and Clear Skies Continue. Wo sisters went out visit mination af Perey tedeker was begun before Ju committing magis- ary of the DI Nfth floor of No. facmonth age away at work trate ti the 1 Ms Cather, at! tective Wood, Avent Presbyteriin | ed the ea ig Leon Stedeker |. i to the New rand the Kitch: non the fiw track Jumped tlon together, Thin tat had evidently cary waved their ity Jerome refused to Harm this rumer fiterrogating Wood hin family and hie sid Lextngion | street mad to an alarm of ier extell and Mifty-tnind st far hiling trad str | with his hapdy had become enveloped in heir Heavy folds The Vriek cold weaiher with Ite Cear | aky will continue over to-morrow Ever been known by any other nam tng remaine avenue car full » oa EARTHQUAKE IN CHILI. o discredit, We ss Fifty-thint str ir had not Histon was inevita “Jump for your « Create Panic GATES STILL THE BOSS. ate Heads Officers of before that coms wsked Mr. Stetphardt epied the witny this Instance to vita tings and ecrambling in every direcon, wht the horses draj ar tracks the sidewa Madivon Ave when the eres came nounced to-day, shows that John tae Sid NATIONAL LEAD GAINS. \These are the officers an ciected by tof the heavy and hi e Jerome directed the witness to heavy bed of the truck pinnet his he down to the sidews . We Moen, "How did you come to do it?’ to wee them Death wis instantan Hout of bust amd carrbed ba ous faders, which: nel Aad not Lime to mer) fonder Td shows assets and was aw 1 his shoulder. Mot Was hurled over the plate | get over amt the form of bis own ear and landed ky tie wreck of the aegrerating $7068 904 9), | than list year, nd Mr. Steinhardt to receive $6 uw day en did not aek Mr, and charged ¥ a. with the Societ y. Wood said he had had.during Mr e Mazet comimitive seston was blown uy with d ticket out on a race. Neue a Datel and passed tt {he door to 4 man on the 7 EZ but [don't know what posl-| citing denert . replied Wood army: dropped this Hne in a 5 her it In the he secret woctety known Ks the tea question ———+__ Sampaon In Netter, . 21.—Admiral Sampson, fously {M, ison a fale the lawyer told Wood, cut all you knov vent.” replied Wood. | “TL oguexs we ha ake: some “replied Wood. And you have told all?” asked Law- shouted Ansiata ° Atiorney Bohurmas., \welwtant Diatriet 'No,_alr, 1 hat loudly, drowning papers and. awore to i aa : iarcuse, the us then called to the atand. - | “That tn all for the present,” Mo. ST rent, Tiriycalanty | A ad twas’ then taken unill ‘est irty-el n adjournment owas en Ly unt vied ”, “(aatt aA, Be way to recover; oo To Prevent the Gr lived rig No. street, und was not marri ve not." replied Wood, pectin jections” at No 1, bowed | dead gir put to fall from | defen rors, John vif matantial evidence. nee, and] link by link, ts tn the Fshall eecot yefore the veh this ean which lie 1 will dismantie, roatibl, and i¢ Jonas Wat ret feyt 1 cou n glass | Mra, i , nandea Thies durocen|| cite and Mr. Makely wor It was only a Jot the srought on perhaysa i | defenda court-room | rir fence. Mr Metntyre -2¢ All the Men on the Machine Suffer Injuries When It Is Overturned. Hing on open by tytns Kea Injured by coll aKa yethird st and Marioem pot f the ar treet ‘ foto kindling woot, fener to let ont aw the motor We wall oC] Ninty stant ried, thrown r oTaspical whi iriver O'Conne © 1 collision was iney wo Capt up Mulison avenue | 8 We got th to turn west, a sout [hurt third street '} gallon vy send Maul var would be stopped dy thy | uMKeroUs one for te of t wy owas the third phe fire gong. montis swuins, “As we order ty stow down me Ives who puted and the w tood with thie belt wh again a "hat motorman t stop hike car, Hhoexpress traln nm othetr fer 1 othe truck direc! ning revounted. 1 that it muh ailewalk re. The | SMT eh The ear er tet caURht Ge was dk and splis of oft his Thi af Was two montis 3 truck, He had tnguired Mr 3 any conneetion Justice Jerom the Enforcement or ts remarked. Marpuse oxald he Bettton? : thier in Kin Hed er ee ee works At » did not ask any 0, air, Mr, Steinhardt. next Thursday atal . Kennedy. ~ ins. It was ‘There slits hin devoted wife. Some] of a deap years paat thelr troth must have | on Life silppt plighted. have been familfar with his] bund and ng. Why was she not put on] t to deny that these things are} 4 in hin handwriting, ‘They didn’t | had made the bludgeon In his cellar Ken- Mr. Metntyre ¢ » writing on th was ditt: yandwrittng of Dr. Kennedy was} y made to the polic lutyre sald they had not been What would an honest man have full, abouts on the previous night Id have done ft (pointing at one tm. “Me In the Mant? ya Mra x dy made when he o Clifton, dusth ye not the wrong men in this} “A human itfe was taken by: thts unt at his gullt 1 “Ile saya he do this bludgeon, Would any man who had] from weapon” (holding the lead pipe|senda “ever forget that he ever had it ve Vallely saya’ this, Do you be- ¢ Vallely? In the twentleth ce civilization there could be any one #0 diabolical as to deliberately swear away AT KENNEDY TRIAL. eleimininielnts t Wricinicieeiciteivie® | atott) ate father ant rurhle his Is a came of stro: 1 shall establish cap was found This 1 char- this [in this a nvtin Oe itee dentifcation by you must velleve tals man| at midnight. vail m and thts in unk No. 2." 1 do this then id that the defendant kil ause tt proved| Fail and {yoked long and searchingly into Dr, Kennedy .. Kennedy Anawers Mel Dolly Reynolds presalng this’ de- fendant for money?" he shouted, again er the « face. o his grave.” » was unable to restrain himself un- scathing arraignment of they aed Win Mand Maxwell pad |p ids check, Mr.) Sinith, and he scemed about to burst This was the firs: word that Kennedy had spoken during the trial, In that worl there waa a world of mean- A Atlanta who wrote the ty __ INNO FLEES. "FROM NE NEW YORK tinder the slxputed What his gone, no one knows ybtininess nition Letoy 4, the wholesale xrucery J. and J.B, Maltdox, and apr ing bulidings. - TRIA —_—_—__-+-—____- ; During MclIntyre’s Arraignment | Kennedy Loses Self-Control and Cries “No!” taneous outburet iring man who seas his hold under the pitiless must have been] words of Mr. between them.| Mra. Kenned er to her hus- he must not vre told how Kennedy so when Mr. 1 the bludgeon nt there, (end - pedy emiled. He ! MeIntysre to no room St aimed nt from the rare, that these dy were the first trial ~ use they feared my ‘ONS: amina- The lawyer never lived who cous! and distort the truth. Truth is framed by God." broke down again at ying her face ip her nvulsively. A shiver ran througa her body when Mr. MelIn- to the disgrace that must fall on the baby. Discredits the AlMmi. Mr. Melatyre seathingly arralgned the ses for the alibl and called atter. ton to the fact that If Kennedy was i? stor disguised his hand. the contiicting statem Mr. eatiited for Kent com June free explanation of hin would © ton * ert Ing fingers not would have done ked th statementa ized tyre to pi iy of poe mista and who had deen wan-| the Moravian Cemet © must haw rch of him passed through the towa of New Dc! Cnd to che west he stutem 2 making a statement «econd the took “There allbl are easily p ul, Mr. MeIntyre concluded by eaying the he had reviewed ise thorough} He sald tho jury was a part of the soctal xyatem, and simply asked that they d not temp with mercy. kentlemen of the jur ald he. lel with the Nanation Intyre wa : polngcon- [fortunate defendant,” declared, "4 that was not pure, perhaps. but 4 It there were no mon in thts | re would bet niderlol hot remember having| Who is responsible for the de semen! of woman, It ts man who drags he} ¢ nigh wstal of virtue an down deep! “Do your duty In a solemn way inte your sympathies. 1 rc defendant killed Dolly Rey: noldn he must nt has been more fatrl, e treated the poor 4 room at che d ruck her upon head with thls murderous weapon once, twice, an vould not urge evidenc: Do you believe that™here ry of our beautiful be. life? No. If you beileve McIntyre leaned over the fa Gold Jewelry. Included in our display are many exclusive designs in 54 kt. solid gold jewelry. Although inex- nsive, they have the Feaquisite linfsn and artistic workmanship of the high-priced jewelry. Bonnet aad Scatiplas, 3.25to 5.00 Charms and Lockets..J-00 to 9.59 Sleeve Links. +300to 850 | Guard Chains. 7.50 to 20,00 ao SFranhfield kde. 2.—Fire in the Jewelers and importers, nied 152 WEST 14™ STE! {1 and looking into 1 Kennedy diatinctly, a head In the negative. Its face was strained and Ga, Ket Auanta bo Vall streets and ital to-day destroyed property rly hilt a million collar from the explosion of Austin’s Dog Bread Letter Proves ner Feared‘ Being Arrested for Perjury. | Cowing refused to I. Davis, the aBtlevue | Minnock and ad- | smother, Mra, Gus: Philadelphia 1 lust Saturday, was made public Minnock tas | t was written by or wan i 2 0 to hin foxte and iC itis to be believed, fearing the con: e Hellevue cane aa had Nenad for, onda! ears and had ian | be something territl ork at fant aad glad of It and wvnld er to Haltimace as T migat be ai m glad | can ni never dfd aay gol In it, orp mate a quick run out » Lexington av and to Fits started west on t Fifty-thind street | notoriously {45 hae 4 within twelve ‘There Is no reason to doubt pared the tty of this lett corner | gave en 1 maw two It was refused hothe ervsaing w ng oar to stop. Ing Toudly, and 1 aupposed ving of the two eft inike che Motorman come to a stop, and the omer to so the noine | MI axperts) were called xtand this morning in the trial of Jesse R. Davis, one of the Bellevue nurses ac. killing Loute Hilliard Insane Pavilion of the hospital De ee defense continued that the conditions found at the yon Hillard's body might have been due to other chuses than atrangula- med by the prosecution. A FARMER'S WIFE Finds a Food That the Children and Grown Folks Thrive Upon, Mrs. Sarah Lessinger, near Stuart, ‘My little girl eight years # been a delicate child and has not been able to stay in school long at a time, for she often fainted and was weak and puny, un- til last February shegad a sick spell, and |: began: feeding. her on Grape- C1 gay full 94 its efforts to ie truck St Meted her high inte my omen and at places about half way Into the a poor € knew what hit hem ie with nites old bas alw men tr o that a oar hitimy “I can, truthfully” sa: has far exceeded my expectations. She Is pow hearty, well, and can run and play as othier:children do, trying an experifent this summer.on out nieab. altogether » for breakfast and using Grape-Nuts food Thus far we have all been and my men folks (we are farmers) say that they do not get hungry #o quick when they. usd oh ;Grape-Nuts food as they used 'to when ohareest they had meat.” It is a profound fact that Grape- ‘Nuts food will furnish more nourish- 1% the eyetem than bi ‘Any one can :prove: Wood to Your business ds pyrifying the elty Ce the question out, a libel on the a from the United States Mr, Nixon?” unusually well, ns from him,’ ver arrested on wired Mr, Lev 1 never wus, repitcd sarc} An Impressive Array of Topics. Porto Rico Law, Evacuation of Cuba. Philippine Policy. Expansion. Monroe Doctrine. Militarism. Private Monopolies. Trusts. Tariff Law. Election of President By Election of Vice-President / Direct Election of Federal Judges} Vote Election of United States \ of the Senators People. 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