The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1912, Page 2

ail Choicest Caracul end Pony Coats From $59: Up Values from $75.00 These coats are made of abso- ee arrest skins and are cxam- ples of first-class workmanship and finish Also a fuli line of all kinds of choice furs at proportionate prices. | Emerick & Beyer Quality Furriers 34 E. 2tst St. New York City cerning your discussions in the JUFY] over the head of inspector Schvitt- |World reporter who \eaw him be‘ore | charging you there is nothing to say,|P&fer and was again in high favor !thoy were taken away from the Crimi as you are a special panel. I thank you! Witn the public. Trouble cay when |nal Courts Bullding. | for your very close attention. Court he was again put on trial for arrest-| “Where are you to be found?’ was now announces a reces: ing a Supposed innocent woman, but | asked, The jurors were pleased at the pros-| that time the Went against the! “The Broadway Central Motel,” was pect of returning to their homes, which | woman and Becker escaped without @)the reply, “Room No. 624—Just you Hite Pag Rg ong Bs Mate stain, knock on the door and walk right in.’* a vo days, by _ 4 move for the time being towards leav.| 28% 4 187, Becker became a leu) TOPPED FROM TALKING AT ing the room, They did not want {o| tenant, but it Is believed it’ was not un- WHITMAN'S ORDER, be annoyed on thely way out. Before {tl Ne waa put at the head of the standard’ — so hig! he WestSide Court Pron unl ate a The tae once. DURATION OF FAMOUS MURDER TRIALS eg ct-Attorney, “but I do not anticipate such a step. On the con- . \pril 16, 20, '02-—Baarch m jays.) e ‘B= ‘Lieut. Becker reached his cell at 1 o'clock this morning after hearing “ fe | ee a ecaen ae a ae worth in ae verdict of conviction and talking to his wife for a few minutes before «| daly 18, 1911 Aug. 21, '11-—Sept. 3 (14 days) 61 days FS eS rv yj YJ said the Justice. “There is no matter) Kim. He said that he tried to place (Thete was a mild uproar in the prison when he came back to it, a Police Lieutenant Becker, Pending. I deny your motion. There! two negro women under arrest and in 3 before the deputies reached him. He; One of the worst storms B : he entered his cell, No. 112, and shut the door. and for a consultation with his lawyers,/ Woman a8 @ street walk The girl hhaustless supply of fortitude. Drisoner there were tears in his eyes. tion that she was the wife of w promi-| Pistrict-Atorney Whitman has an Bet long all Becker's diMcultt loaned to him for the trial of Charles s-cell, cuing James Butier from a rushing jroom Nd. 6% of the Broadway Central | COURT WARNS THE JURORS) wore his medal for two years, Then| “The news 2f the verdict found the four gangsters gazing eagerly and demands for release from custody. tion with Justice Goff while Becker} honored policeman. | Frank Mose, and thelr loud ta‘king | lips. Their cells are widely separated—"Gyp thé Blood” is in No. an expert awimmer, eft old) If complaint was made, an@ they wero | you reached your decision, You are un+ bravado in their voices, the jury room, It having been developed | dragged out by Butier. Becker's com- “Come up and see me at 4 o'clock. I conferred with their counsel, Charles G. F. Wahle, shortly for you to answer any questions con-| In 1991 Hecker made a few arrests |(ity,” «ald Morris Tatpan to an Rvening | to see them separately, ip view of Bécker’s conviction. » ¥ P) He EVENING WUOKLD, FKIDAY, VUUTObEM 46, 1912. i a 3 sNO GUNMAN CAN ESCAPE TRIAL BY CONFESSING “xpi that higher prices dn the West Side Court Prison until after all the trials are concluded. \ HITMAN KEEPS would be justified. “Their lawyers can ack that they be released on bail,” said the (ORE SSS SSS aan But wk adyvaya give | 11 think those four men will call for double doors to their prison THE TWO LUBANS more than* money’s 23 they will seek liberty.” © Bbe was ted across the Bridge of Sighs. . ONS TD | JPROAR IN PRISON OVER BECKER. Lv KN f fed out to Hi ° WI be no private matters read inio| the'r violent struggles one of them had Morris, Who Testified Against enndemed iio die, and many of the prisoners cried out to hin) == Who Was Convicted of Murder) ices ov sw tor rey 10 go) Mucine,nem ou oti petal | ad dis Brother |Detites and Soit tate, »3 3 & $4 ok aon Py ae a Aeeeennennsonnesesoeososnenentones sonnennaseooneegy Ml the donuts rexched Nim HO) nerve carnied him throush came tn 197, ; i Pen and say “Good night” to his wif when he arrested a young and attractive Demand Release. . ff the convicted policeman’s nerve was shaken by the gruelling hd form conguitation with Mia Iawyers,| NOTA AM, ot walker, he ail through which he had passed he manifested that he had an ex- courtroom atter a conference with the| morning proved the-trath of ler at | _ Forty minutes after ne had heard himself legally pronounced the a ee deua ae ee eke fae vee UT ‘Again | clephant ere ti ene in Rosenthal he was sound asleep on his cell cot... This | Trak wetaned Sor ey by Theodore Hoban the keeper who guards were buried {n oblivion, as he Was! Becker by Public Prosecutor Mott of y Presenied with a hero meaal for rea-! Newark, N. J. They are belng held In| In striking contrast to the tranquillity and calm of the convicted seont eminoeres tM my mind | tide at the foot of West Tenth street | rote hy guards hired by Mr. Whitman, | fhan’s attitude was the panic and grovelling fear of the gunmen. one duly morning. Becker proudly | a4 they are filling the alr with thelr | NOT TO TALK. Butler exposed him, but nothing cam _ @hxiously through the bars of their cells, and the words “Becker guilty” | Foreman Skinner held a conversa-!of !t and Becker still remained t Bethe tre d ‘Cisataae pute fell brow ht exclamations of fear and incoherent ravings of anger ein | was being led away. Then the Jus-| putiey mad Maavit that % e Bs tice said to tne Jury, which was still| 4, enet awn, pectic dy Pe var, Maisie dincablanea ie tontsbary warkite “Lefty Louie” in No, 819, “Dago Frank” in No, 325 and “Whitey” | ae pied ae israel lt Lee Teaueat of Becker, who promised. nine the chief clerk's office adjoining that } for dol: 0 had the in No, 419—but they shricked out to one another and there was | you Teached your decision, You are une Bie lee pinot - Polit Me ta svat back Genta to the Treadway’ Cen: | itted t close the nature of the proceedings in| from saving him, had himself to be | tral Hotel. From 7 to 9 this morning the four gunmen were perm! tted to exer-| ee ; 10 o'clock. All four had sent frantic appeals to Mr. Wahle to con- | with them at the earliest possible moment, and he has made it a prac- were a chalk-faced, fear-stricken lot who met in the counsel room and taiked to their counsel about the manner of defense they are ei CR: SULLIVAN SHOWS NO FEAR. fni“the case of “Jack” Sullivan, co-defendant with Becker and the | YOUK “KIDNEYS. — | t have goort health ityour Ty ou suspect your ‘The reporter did as he was requested, Uy wes ep FSIS DOTIFTTSITSISIHSS SFIISTISTTSSHTISTSTIFSSTESSSIISSTS lany of the spectators were allowed to! “Strong Arm Squad,” early list ycar, fier fron kiuney « " ‘ but when Morris Luban started to make nifestation of fear and panic. His keeper leave the jury was led out jthat he began to salt away in banks : gunien, there was no such manifestati d panic. P eres oe Jara baa ead Bae eee tte dares gang tnat|® ftatement one of the Whitman suaris | Warner's Safe Kidney to-div that he accepted the news of the verdict with a grunt, buliding, Then {t was no rouble to get|nave been disclosed by tne inquiry of |!terferred and Immediately called i away in taxicabs called for the purpose | rlot~Ati f the telephone Oscar Zinn, process folled over in his bunk and went to sleep. But when he awoke he the District-Atiorney, IETS: Atel Whovahie dealing aa for his counsel, Hartford R. Marshall, and had a long conference him. : When Lieutenant Becker had finished his breakfast and took ad- -of the.exercise hour immediately thereafter, he sent out word he would make no statement until he had conferred with his law- He relics entirely upon them to secure a reversal of the verdict } the granting of @ new trial and is absolutely confident that he will 1 4 stay of execution. Jiistice Goff must deliver a sentence of death on Wednesday, and if follows the usual custom he will fix the second or third week\of,De- nber 9s the date ofrexecution. e 2 . sald the guards were to see th: TRIAL COST $700 A DAY. |ritmans made no statement to anyone, This is an outrage!” shoutel Morris It cost the county about $700 a day to! Luban, n told that he was not to run the Becker tria!. Each juror re-| tatk, nnot see why, IT am not ceived #3 a day and his board cost $10|q prisoner, and I don't propose to put a day. The six attendants who watched} up with this. The arrest of both my over the jury received the same com-|yrother and Lin New Jersey was an q board pensation and thelr cost the) outrae—a “frame-up" on the part of 5 same. We Daher boonies X Gandy Outside the courtroom were stationed | tio. won pit Beaute cee ane policemen, @ Heutenant and 4) wion one of the guards sald that he ‘Tue trip of Aasistgnt District-Attor. | Was Yery FOry but that he would have ney De Ford to England for Thomas |‘ @ Coupe, the witness, cos, the State $:,00), “Nira L. B. Arnold, 9487 W, 43rd Ave., Denver, Colo, writes: My back ached. ‘I was dizzy and had | sick Leadaches, I tried many reme- dies, but got no relief until I tried ale Kidney and Liver ey reporter to leave the room. At this Jacob Luoan,’ who had beon atic Re niedy Sc gagacesboccscccse secceescceseseeed cesesesceacesceseseceseescecossess Sesessssesesesess PFO VIVOSTFI VISTI FHSS FIFFETT on, the verdict could be spent at meals and in traveling back writ 5 Y (ui : . The cost of taking the testimony {7 On @ cot In an alcove got up and s itenedy er Waidu, after and forth the jury did not put much i ae : His Career in Police Depart: ch pcites to about $110, each 10 words ane In. He was the Ludan who did s—Asthie Kemedy in big) cifice at Palice | more than four Hours Into consideration |i sevecsepccovcoceenerevecessicertetertitsctee eee Hi Ss va “follo"'—costing 20 cens, An agree- | testify at the trial of Becker, a Cons Mination to-tay. Mr. Waldo sont /af fhe evidence tn thi most Important ment Has Been Stormy eee ude that if Beck were| “tam going to make a statement Pils (Cars ) and voluminous {rial I ao not con-| ~~~ —— jazi ~ Pe | he sald. | 7 sider that this tim Mclent. sant found guil.y £40 each would be charged | a SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, y ier ren ° From Beginning. for the two copies to go to Mr. Mcintyre % you are not," replied the guard. Write for @ fio mnapley aivinis he HART OUTLINES STEPS TO BE amattc scene en Jur and the Govern: are going to stay here until the| |] mamber of roneuy desire " seemed to TAKEN TO SAVE BECKER. os ear esa RTT aa EASLECTAY Cea FONE FO. Gti Warner's pafe beranaes Ce ff had- been un-| John W, Hart, Becker's orl; ° Becker was born in Calltcoon Centre, yaa Wa toa ROBERT ns fear thi be sont! Bi ree N. harsh in ruahing the trial and aid-|*¢l, who brought Mr. MeInty ectare ecier Ul UY N. Y., where his father and mother| “rave you noticed any chanze in your it is said, | Se ‘the District-Attorney In the presen-|°#8¢ to take charge of the defense, settled after they arrived from Ger-| husband with the passing years?" they are charged with forgery. As the on of his evidence, Others were of | *#ued the following statement to-day y Ce ed e] e it ro eft the floor, the alr way opinion that the venerable jurist | Concerning the anpoal plans: many. Tis ma her, who Is now im her | Yr Oe a arate eerie the volces of the Tahar raued | EWE manifest fair ‘and had ‘An appeal will be taken and we will| The jury that found Becker gutlty of| the sneering, contemptuous expression |eignty-third year, is living In New York, (lind ‘Gla ivan \in protest over thelr being held prisoners, © avenue through which to|!00k for a reversal. The appeal will be|the murter of Herman Rosenthal de-| had returned to his eyes. By the time! she was proud of her policeman son |?” ’ Te | a: aN appeal. made on the grounds that the verdict | itberated on the evidence nearly elght|he had crossed the Bridge of Sighs he| ina the f ith Witch his perme tever the resuit of the appeal may Was against the’ wolght. of evidence; | hours. was smiling. BGS the srequency. Wan - Wired pe no doubt but that there will that the Judge's charge was of such a| Not one was for acquittal at any] Some of the jurors appeared in the papers, but she did not 4 to feel the ~| ¢ because our customers are a select efore the final decision Naiure as to injure the chances of the ant dacialva oe sizelinpdes see inuch of him, ( ‘1 th St h a ale aad Wee Seiad Eo oan: OE te Ted enceetne time. ‘The first of the three decisive tenseness of Nie situation ax keenly as eanses e omac: ss of people and we get our money ce, | ballots showed eight for first the prisoner, Their faces, however, | Speaking of their early struggtes, the without any trouble. Any onehavinga Vy therBelshut ans “upon ervore "OF leet, and upon, the | murder and four for second degree.] save no s/gn in advance of the reading| elder Mrs. Becker has often told her permanent position ean get _ ‘ hte. oF ieee “tn j : efunal to milow teatimeny aut, |Then there Was a spirited discussion, | of the verdict of their decision, Betore| friende that she and her husband had vacuates t e owelils p wend ss Fears’ ore the Court of by the defense to go into the|and the jury began to send out for ex- arores could be read Mr. Melntyre| only @ single dollar left when they f Y ever Sy 9 of the hibits of evidence. prea: Justice or, as he was "We are all worn ont! by the tong] Apparently. they wanted an entire Your Honor," he ald, “before any |Teached Caliicoon Centre with thelr P ifi th BI d Omien AND Childven | trial and this unexpected ending, but | transcript of the Hot Springs evidence, |tnat the toctimony nee aa Meee Dee eer re eae ARBE Sen ~Furiries e oo ‘Mune YORE AND FES calee WHIT RES, oy OF THE VER. We will get together amd plan the ap-/ put the Justice would allow taem ie Witnenees| One “DIG | WOE ROURS,, Con . “DICT OF THE JURY, to taken in Hot Springs by on our attractive plan of peal in detail, Th have anty that part which was admit Say prings be read to the|the father, soon quit the wilds and ~ P Te Gievuesing the verdict John F.| ¢r Will have to go to Sing Sing prison. the execution of the ge moved to North Branch, N. J. There| \ cord of the trial. The Court during the deliberations of|the young Charley was brought up. ’ §$. Mrs. Becker, who had stood the ordeal|the Jury had denied a request of th " NO of the arrest and trial of her husband [Jury for this evidence, walch waa hot| Many of the Villagers still remember Ea with fortitude, waa greatly affected wnon!PUt Into the trial record. ‘The Court | He lad and speak weil of him ge a boy. re, leading counsel for the de-| W F A GUNMA us were ct tee betoniehing stayemeng| nes pvt pig SATaAT® MONEY WEEK thatthe jurors’ were probably influ- P When he eniusied in the Policé Depart- bow t twenty- in their final verdict by impres-| Relatives of Mrs. Lilllan Rosenbers, heard the verdict. dened Mr. McIntyre's request. they had formed. before they| Wife of “Lefty Loule,” called at the Dis-| ‘The atrain nad told on Becker ato. pric’, Go then warned everybody | ment Nov. 1, 183, Becker w sworn. Mr, Mcntyre’e wtatement| trict-Atiorney’s office to-day and be-| ite had predicted acquittal, and the § ‘was not made in the form of an accu-| ®0ugit Mr. Whitman to let them take | worst gw ae t rather as an intimatidn. thelr Kinswoman out of the House of sald, Mr. Metatyre, who| Detention, where she ta held under When the biow fell it crusied him hat found a verdict, Foreman. Skinner ea Ansthing You Sel Either trictest order must be obaerved, | three years old, broad of shoulders, iti Oee tira Weel Derk Penny called the roll of jurors, | » ii h 0 - 3 prs, | square of chin and as ready to get into ; he expected was disagieement. and when the foreman was asked if they {cases in which violence could be used The Chocolate Laxative Rega e: ow, as ever he was later, He soon began to y « i and careworn add sleapy,| Dull. They sald they Were ready to fur-|fF & moment. As the hours passed replied: ‘We have.” ‘attract the attention of his superiors Protects the whole family against the evils of im- ch tried in time of great public! Dish the ball at once and could guar-| without a verdict hiv lawyers hui ve- REPORT VERDICT OF GUILTY] for ne number of arrests he made. ‘The ps ‘Against the police. Alleged! antes to produce her as @ witness when | come more confident. Even the District IN FIRS for the ni Sie pure blood that comes from clogged bowels. ‘the part of Becker andj the kunmen were called to trial, Attorney, a few minutes vefore 'T DEGREE, number was extraordinary for a young of policemen was in the) The Prosecutor sald he could not at-| night, wuld it looked like w disuareem. 4 , entlemen of the jury, how do| member of the force, and almost every : jj i the people of the community: ten! to the case of Mra. Rosenborg oe wuilty of not gullty?” ‘asked | one followed violence of some kind, At All Druggists, 10c and 25c 2274 3 AY. “ St. My and, perhaps, in the minds 1 have been made| VERDICT OF GUILTY REACHED ho cier It was not long before he got into = ‘ Z Tih a tt ave. jurors. the release JUST BEFORE MIDNIGHT. yo find the defendant guilty of mur-| storms and learned the value of “the Oden nae cs Unill 9 o'Clock, am not saying so, but might it i. Lyneh joned de eas coarged | h _ 4 y be possible that the Jurors, Influ-| Witz, wife ‘Gyp the Bio eS TOBE OTTELED gaat cat to route na ihe foreraan to he) estan? Bile firat Serious trouble be- : - by this clamor and prejudice had bail of Mrs, Horowitz was also fixed| ; ; Y handed the indictment to the clerk, fell him when in chasing pps ‘an opinion bet “ ‘at $2,500, the Court that @ verdict had been “Say you all that you find the de-| Sans of burgiars he shot and Killed an eae elise ene reached, Few persons had remained in fondant guilty in the first degree?” con-| innocent bystander, @ young plumber's the courtroon At 11.65 Disirio! ork. helper named John Fay, By “the sys- y Ne . q lary" ZELIG’S SLAYER torney Whitman and his assisianis, from the jury, tem" Fay was identifed as John é om st Frank Moss and J. Robert Ruvin, ens| “Poll the Jury,” ordered Justice Goft. |O'prion, m burgiar, and his body was os tered, and at almost the same instrat! This was done and Recker was told| carr tc’ the morgue under that name, Srecial for Friday, Oct. 25th, Special ‘or Sa urday, Gu 2ouee PEST! Ror: S$ Hi, to raise his right hand, Ry this time Lawyers Melniyre, Hart and Whivestte 1 raise Ble | 3 time] A vouer man was arrested as one ot|{CHOCOLATE COVERED AS- ASSORTED. FRUIT” AND NUT || f and Siryker took thelr places at the {yioe wag mot a tremor in hia arm or | {he burwlars and Becker vegan to re-|1 SORTED ERUTINAS BUT TERCUPS—A whotesometiaty || fi VERMI N cit table, One minute later Justice Goff twitch Ina finger, his voice failed him,| ceive warm praise, But when the Fond a th, hl, {rules B CHILDRENS HEADS silently tyok his place on the bench, His husky tones were barely audibf al truth about Fay came out the applause LEE Ls and Booker, between two deputy sher- few (et away, There was a set emile) suddenly stopped and Becker was sus- eT ifs, came in. on his lips as he gave his pedigree thus:| Dended, An investigation wes held, but i | The jury had not arrived and Becker! @ How old are you?. A. Forty-two. | noting came of it. Where you born? «4. Amerie A took a chalr near the rear wall Were Were Your parents porn? -A;| NEGRO WOMAN ‘GOT REVOLVER IN THE COURT ROOM pa chen of drlicfous witolesoimenean. with mere ‘zood~ !bG : . seaaslarinan aay 11" size than ean be imaxined, te cn stORNTAG™ It was a dramatic moment when the ‘ FROM HIM. Resa (ucked Into their smal 4 Be snctiadd, to make, aa | At the request of James W. Owborne, | Jury filed in, ‘The foreman's face was sre do you live? A, 3289 Ollgs-| ghortly before that Becker had had|/{ STICKS | Packed in sanitary tim continued, ‘on the methods! designated by the Court as counsel for| White and drawn as he read the verdict Mg rye ee ee tosilont ‘Acuioue|#0™# diMculty in explaining how & negro THOCOLATE « COVERED MAKSH- GHOCOLATE TTT TRS bur: BRosecution oF the procedure e-| "Red Phil" Davideon, the slayer of Jack | pe yea Cnt Arie GRAY 5006 tenant of Potle, woman got _his_revlover ‘# som || MALLOWS — sweet. tatty marshe | TER CRISP— & nourishing cont by the court. 1 have the bighes:| Zelig, the gunman and gangster, David-| our for Justice Goff, as a judge not # sound in the room until the last) @ Are Sou A. Yes, a mam. Doe tilts 1 had with 0" Was examined as to his mental! stroke, | Q What {8 your religion? A. Protest. sthe court room were incidental state to-day by Dr. Willlam Mabon, su-| Becker's faco for a moment was red, | ant. For President A considered my duty to my perintendent of the Manhattan State! then almost ghastly. BOt his grimn o AR rir parents living? A. My _—_——_ | Hospital for the Insane, and Dr, M, §,| and resolution again came to the rescue, mother ts living, T T J y ey bits? A, Tem} ‘- esas ane! een as Gregory of Bellevue Hospital Jand he dil not betray his full agitation a What are your hal omper oW.w.? eR? w.H. 0? Becker it The allenists reported District-At- | Nevertheless the spectators expected to “Q yrave you ever been convicted of a shout 4,000 exceptions, Whitman and Mr. Osborne that) see him fall, A tremor seemed to £9 erime? A. TI have never been convicted T CLUSTERS. many groands for appeal. son, & man of a low order of in+| through him, he clutched the rail to of a crime before. But the for all Parties is NuT ¢ wo oe te and table butter, blend natal sce oF ‘tastinenss sot matlow centres of @ ¢ in your mouth, ‘shall now proceed with my fhe men on whome textin nce, Is ina highly hyatertc steady himself and the muscles of his) qgKg§ AN ADJOURNMENT OF| r) add to thelr taste, and ‘in vince} them to it Stal bi 4 ‘ower be convicied were self-confessed as- aii but not Insane, The report eoar: coltreat, Pers oe can wea pa har eda fend “apcompiices,” Mallon and fet Mr Osborne, who anked for she tn, . Milk Cho 89 send for bo MNES ca tiosarative withe quiry Jo do justice to his client and still) BECKER DAZED AT FIRST, BUT) tr, Mcintyre arose and, addressing Pregine c PACK NAF, b ‘ Waar $53 3d Ay. bv Hallon from Sing Sing Wt} avold the appointment of a comm'asion| RECOVERS COUN POSURE, the Court, sald: | ~ how and (z land Street stores © from Now Jurney. Mt te certainly With teen ei dant tedious proceedings. pecker seomed to be dased for soy. | "We ask that ail proceedings in this) ‘ait our fay evening ae in > (80 ed i Ri case be ac ed fo : ; 5 Maamhat the teniimany of Rose wae miner of Zellg oh Oct, 9 if the plans of| ‘Ya! mimites, ‘Then the narrowing of Core ye MNOUnTO 100 et Nee ea M CHOCOLATE COVERED 4 the District-Attorney do not miscarry, | !\'s eyes disappeared, the grayness left Peay, FRESH FRUITS—Seasonable 4 F i, The defense will probably be insanity, |his face und he had a grip on himself. PMysttee Gott answered: “I will adjourn ete , aS iat ye i the matter of the eonsidras Say vbr al Po AIINEL eG dl ehh eR er ed cay a A Re NE i Me Rae pa Rey “reais Sat bas wiiract the atiention of the Vitwen as not been rational since bis) ons he shrugged his shoulders, and turning to the clerk, he Ants The | = — e Mr patra juices, WNT WN " " arrest, and the defense, It ts Selleved, sourts, Taking: out the time Wilt” attompt to show that he shot er t# remanded until Oct, 30, > prise oleEo. carefully in a thick coating of 206 ath, etepey Mr, Molntyre tried to addre: 1N.—-On Friday, Oct. 25, WILLTAM our Premium Milk Choco: PA at the Thivset hy ‘ i 4 fearon : | Bell white under the pressure of tem- Court again on matters concerning thee Rin: in binceath vean, late. 39c MANHATTAN. ‘CLOTHING Co, Induced by real or fan- 1, but was shut funeral hereatter, Bd Ar Oven Reet led wrongs, “ “Phere ie nothing before the Couft,"} Pailadelpnia papers please copy. ba pine Se tie Behe Tad Ae One. 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