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• .p;.-od tn testify for b,-. feo-nt t r i a l . It

• . " put «'ii record may be 1 if service

• -••••u<;nn of one o r » ; •:• pe r ju ry .

.• th i s t i m e is not d i -• 1 \ ulna!, l>;it m a y be •"< i f Mr. W h i t m a n

••• iei. a f o r m e r m e m b e r s t r ong a r m " squad ,

u m e s s ca l led . , S h e p -i,e.-s for Hecker in s u p -

:iiul h e testified t h a t :• • kcr eve ry nu i . u t e >>f

t i m e on. t h e n i g h t of J u n e 27,

when a r a id w a s m a d e i n H a r l e m , a n d

tha t B e c k e r cou ld n o t h a v e s e e n R o s e ,

W e b b e r a n d V a l t o n a t t h e " m u r d e r

c o n f e r e n c e , " a § thej? tes t i f ied . I t i s

said t h a t c e r t a i n p a r t s of t h i s t e s t i ­

m o n y d o e s n o t a g r e e w i t h t h e pol ice

r eco rd .

J o h n D. Mob*r , a n o t h e r B e c k e r w i t ­

ness , w h o w a s f o r m e r l y d e p u t y S t a t e

S u p e r i n t e n d e n t of T a c t i o n s , a n d a

lawyer , w h o a t o n e t i m e r e p r e s e n t e d

C h a r l e s B . P I i t t , "1 feeek^s p r e s s a g e n t ,

e x a m i n e d a t length" b y Ass i s t -

A t t o r n e y * Deleh&nty , "y

w a s a n a c t i v e

! w o r k e r in Beeker*s b e h a l f i n s e c u r ­

i n g wi tnes ses , . . - < * " '

I I t w a s r e p o r t e d t h a i M r s . H o r o w i t z

| t h e wife of " G y p t h e ©food*" h a d v i s -

: i ted t h e C r i m i n a l CoflP® b t t i ld lng and*

J m a d e o v e r t u r e s t r i ^ p f e a l j l t t h h o u s e

j s ec r e t s . M r . W M l m t t l i % $ * . h e h a d not seen o r h e a r d ' fraja, Mr&. H o r o -witz . , » ; , ' - • - •

B e c k e r wUl h e s e n t e n c e d o n F r i d a y .

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th<? pol ice of th i s c?tj an.oie troutole

Jn i h t f ' ^ a s t than , anry o l h « c r o c k t h e

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leased fi-om t h e Djmipmoii s t a t i ho-?

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To Install First=CIass

32 Margaret Street

The- concluding a<n« most toipiessive oe»"fetiiony ooa* nfoted with UJie creatjojt of the -»eA> cardinals occurred toeaj" j{t the ®re .j piibtnc1 oonsistoiy aitthe^^atican when the thhteen. n^w pjnimees of the <:httWh:, including <?ar4 n&\ 3=?egin. TQ> C naa<a> tve^e invested w^th the rea ^iretta and, zuchesto, indK-attt^ar theh ran.lt The^ elaborate ceireano-mfes, were Witneisse'ji by hundreds of persolfts whu were fortunate exu>ug,h to i&btain*tic­k e t wh%le thousand*, ot others who could not o-b ii.n admusssayn to the Vjpt? lea»}, thron^eil the ^ty&ets in -SSie v ^ cmjits'" to witness the-^paagine: etf thfe •ca¥xhhals> the great clerical noto'es, the aim^asesadors. and oth&r guests The Txra&cipat cereittouses Af the dav to 3k pil^e ah the HaH of BeatiBca-tion, am iimmeasa chamber, which Jha<l been, especially! prepared for the oc­casion The aarrrylaif of the j>apal pro-

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PANAMAiEXPOSlHON T»iiwhn<iii j u t i i i . •&X

REPORTED DICTATOR HAS - GIVEN IBS CONSENT

T O Kt^r oovxaEeNHSAPC •BNTH* H,ti^CTIOJf IS KBSlUD-tHlSnttiTA 1«A3(r

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'©hfesrof !he law, -chajrgteli with saeaS-t In r !•#« \,aliia«b'le go-Id w h i l e s .

**johrniis" was oa Wedttasjjoy ea«»» Pto53e4 l>y Mrs. Siary N. ^P^teh^, w t ^ ow of thie lale Epv. C B. Jferkttia, w&essB hoane ig'^Bi'.'Ko^th O^k^ia^ ' 1

J-str«et, *o do.£g»n« vw«r& al»hi the ho'uge.'.asBd ha^Mfe'|fk^p|e^ea t-h** tajssk Net ajjoat 5 o*do#E, A little facer

«f Police Canned **»» rw,!*** th® ft^o^*«# ^hjeh th©. <9M«ini'1)|;' fehfermr John T. CPBHM^ w«11e cofflf- .cnMltHU. ,Wheh attest '.the ' c e r e s a ^ ^ i«P &»om the noirth » r t "ot the.^ijM^y '^wM '^m$s&m^ ih^^mw cardtnate In tltelr search for ^HMJ^MHSSO, m» V3®®*®®®® *» -%^ Sprite Oh%p#i to>t

Mediator Headquait^s, Clifton Hotel, Niagara JTalls, ^)nt, May £8,— Agieement has been beached by the Mexican and Amenuap delegates ^n

j H\\, important points in the Toaedia fct, , - -, , - t t r t - - - - * - " ^ i r 5 B & ' ^ a r « « 5 * i ^ f t

c f t V ' O U S e x *° f l t a a »^ suoh-as-S I ^ i- ^*ifi^. '^Sl^fi^Bufltalo St Loms and? ev«a tlt& TSToi Id's jPair a t Ghfcago, -

~1 ^ « c e r e l y < h o p e tTtatiai.il f c u n s r o w

t lon neg<

A l b a n y May"28-*-q!few^dEK: s t a f f s , exh ib i t of ^frmt a t t h e ^ a n s p i a - F a e u , - i he exposition ^it ^an Francisco in iftlfi

I Will be d i seussed^ the department of agriculture on Tuesday "next, when f ruai growers ifrom ail sections of the ^tate" xsomxt $6 Albany t<i confer with GommissiOnei Calvm j ; Iluson and ^tate Senator "George Xt. Whitney. dhairman of the sub-comnijttee of the New Xork tetate coTraftifosion at th£ exposition, in charge of J£hi}'~tsraxt^&x.~ h i b i t '

About thirty fruit growers ot. note -throughout- the state have, beeat JJ&r vitea to 'attend the conferenee-jbyddm Paissioner JJwsoia. Mast b£ ±4iemje»'»| grower frho have eshibrted at^the^ State Pair at Syiaeuie|'f«^Taja^y^ears atntf soiai%t thent "%v\. P»^ii' la ;nd. prepared the fruit wlneH has formed jfc part of the »feW Barte- « t a ^ je?

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ihe r e a c h of all peop l e w h o a r e b u i l d ­

up a h o m e for t h e i r o w n o c c u p a n c y .

have t h e m in Map le , Beech a n d

al l g u a r a n t e e d t o t a k e a high

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w h e t h e r you a r e b u i l d i n g new o r a r e

in-t ii placint; an old soft wood floor.

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. MASON & SONS Phone Pittsburgh 21-F-3 or Peni 25

<2&afgRoa on th<e Wgfewi&y, the ex-

!ifef^rd "tlM l»«tet."I;-. e c M ^ ' re-•jjM'arked to Ik»p«4' #^^e«i that .hi >6»feved that '•ItoJimPie"* ha^**jpttllp» 4j0P*.')B6i&& ih^-i^n&.wsm^m^B^ his

3 ^ «w»plafet fed |«s!5% ioifg-

r-ej 5&e i" 6m3& h ^ « > ^ v fuod'Ahie tna*» ^f"w^^i ml of ttiwmini n®m s»»-t&yd&J' tofettQe% whea Mrs. Fer&lns Mm$&i&®&: thai tm:. f«»!d. -fft-tchiig, o|ie 'tot f ^ had. $b&m casTfeed %y he»^

$8*$Sf,-.$# h«P dau^h^egp, had be»a stoi-l«a;fr#»„h*r name. •

#|rected towaird Chagnoa aaid upoa to-o;tory be Icsaraad that, t f e y«u»^ m&n fed heen ecp-pioyed *y Mrs. Perkins, •on W^fla^Say, but that she had nut t^iis^d the watches <asntp aisotit S o*c5ocIr yegterday 0or®a&9iu The chief

. at mns& iteTted horth la search of * Cha^ntea aad learned that hs had

scooped a* a farm, house in Be&wnaaJK town Wedisesday w.*vesS«g> dn4 told that his pareate liived in SjLontread. and j he was «a Ws way to them. He told j the farmer that He was «ht of wos& in Platfcsburg'h and* that the chie-f ot police had ordered hkn oat of the elly. Tlie farmer grave him sr>m®-thins to eat. and while he was eatsn© he di&p!ay«d a gold watch se^'eral times. The chief also learnied :hat Chagnon had spent the R$grht ot the couwrj* home, but had l«tft there afljout 5 oVlor-k >es t e rday m o r n J a j and s t a r t e d ruorth on t h e rattlroad t r a c k s .

Chief C o n n e r s t h e n re turned . taa t h i s city a n d tefeiphoned t o Officer Sa -bour in a t Ho-uses Pwtot to be on ib& lookout for i h e youn'g: m a n , and if h e foun«d h i m to a r r e s t a n d b r i n g h i m to th i s city. About-1© o'ctoek lii»t n-Urht officier S a b o u H n t e l e p h o n e d t h a t h e h a d thu1' younsr maun a n d t h a t h e would brhrjr h i s p r i sone r to th i s ci ty thi& m o r n i n g . W h e n a r r e s t e d by Officer Sa-bour in Cha$rno<n had di-sp<^s!ed of both of tire stvvien watch*«s and had a lit­t le over a do l la r in c:i.«fh in his poc­ket".

ChAgnon' w a s aibout five yrters as-o sen tenced to th> Rlmi ra reforrrai-tory for t l v f t an ' l a f ter b - i n ^ in thmt ins t i tu t ion ifor about two yea r s he wax i rank ;ferred to the a.«ylu«m a! Dunne-mr*ra as inscuie. l i e is a mos t ufide-g i rab 'e citizen iun<i t he only |>!ace fot him :s ivehimi t he bars .

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mo,-4i&smA'.& HAVMMUI*

•the J^ati<snal k ^ o ^ ""yssrterdatr" a t ^ ttes®- We«>%aftfi^ tile Vkbs dolf ' 'Ph#

gers - tameff" o s f e ^ C ^ ^ ^ - ^ ihe/; fiaai mo®* «f A i - ^ p s a«d "#o« w, a.'sebre MS to' S*-*^^ gstsfti ^©b5%ea;] the' Cabltaiate and GnW w e ^ sixteen" IttW^S'liefo'it* the-"t^E«Setttov«8 -«f

y_ "C^r &a£p& ttoe> wiaalns rua-

epreseiitative !*«# trf Xmil meti 3ieie, in. Srder that

K»r«macy M jLpxa£ growing state, and W&ti&m&f* 1». thB-^«ty-e<' t1m,fr«jt «ien—thi fm?£tk-W$m&>- *a*^ wi&vsrQW^rh-e fruit to, he

fefljSbited jjliej can."

to aid Senator Whlaiey all

SJ8K aljowea t c ^ ^ ^

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W1 JSfea teew Mft/Xj*5»ttsi

-to 1^|t ah^V^JIg^fm,. ^ , ^ . , To ^ & n > l l s o n j J | w - t vpm

r*®****' - .» «*•-'-- ^J: -&'-i>?-m -Bureau of tasntoo doiraty*

lio compl." witti the d*ect«>ns*oJt the. eomm^SotHa^of Agricuiltare or hi^ duly a.ir horded agents m carrjm^ on tho work oj£^evt^afttpg flitnger-oa^ m sect pests and^ffijtffas *«r Othe» dis­eases shall <b& gwiJly* o£*a imsiemeaa^i dr» Mt". ^ * * •*• «, ^ " - t »

"Why n&^-gwi tft^^Ia^ m* force m regard to cate.rpiltlai* or; ^pl^ tree t?«wms» -w&ieh «ee> such ^v«re^t «»*- J

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At «M«aP*%^^'' -"> " ^ *• * ' > H B St lAtiis . » . . , . ^ . . . , • . . # , > . s ie 2 C h i c a g o . . . . . v . . ' . . . s " - . . . . . 4 3 1 2

R o b i n s o n , W i n g o ; C h e n e y , PleVee, B r e s n a h a n A r c h e r -

A t P i t t s b u r g • R H 1 JPhi&idelpliia*-. 2 8 -t P i t t s b u r g -. « 5 2

M a y e r , B u r n s ; H a r m a n . G4bson,i C o l e m a n .

A m e r i c a n I * a g u e At N e w Y o r k R H E

Chicago . . » . . . . « 1 6 4 N e w Y o r k - . ^ » - * . 6 5 0

Cicot te , J a s p e r , S c h a l k , M a y e r ; P i s h e r , J f u n a m a h e r .

A t P h i l a d e l p h i a R H E St. L o u i s - 0 6 2 P h i l a d e l p h i a 3 6 2

B a u m g a r d n e r , Mi tche l l , A g n e w ; P l a n k , I*app.

At Bos ton R I I E C l e w l a n d . . ^ 5 8 0 P o s t o o * 2 6 4

H a g e r m a n , Gregg , Car l sch , B re s l e r ; Bed lent . T h o m a s

At W a s h i n g t o n R H E Det ro i t 8 10 1

("Washington 5 8 2 D a u s s . S t a n a g e ; S h a w , Bent ley ,

H e n r y Wi l l i ams . F e d e r a l L e a g u e

At Buffalo - R H E Brook lyn 2 7 1 Buffalo 7 13 1

Keaton, P e t e r s , L a n d ; F o r d , Bla i r . At B a l t i m o r e It II R

P i t t s b u r g 5 10 0 B a l t i m o r e 2 t> 0

Camniz , R o b e r t s ; Cont r i , Young , . lackl i t sch . \

I n t e r n a t i o n a l L e a g u e j Mon t rea l , 5; Buffalo, 6. B a l t i m o r e , 9; P rov idence , 4 Toron to , 5; R o c h e s t e r , 6.

uteia'-*n.ihe.*_iqirAsr ?<f£ ^ "^ . rov l s i t t na l Fresifent, to/%©. ch%8e:#4#'& *onf«s>? tnc0 of all. tia&!hm^;r&j$s:*/-^ •>-*-•,

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^ttlrljRg his/re,Ureme|jt. - - . .•-• -i '• , ''^p|e itSxkit, pdi^t^^w^^%t%#e i .Jite*. ^ t 4 r s mk. de]feg^^h%ii|^B*o.|:^>»p^

ticipat^ Ip,' t»e;''^ajtlpfatp5s,vfoi-'' e ^ ^ , i lw$ pease 1ln S^Stoe^j ^ s ' a c ^ n . o i j -this*'point wfft Sf^,-,|?,%iatei?,deter-.

tfij$ a provisional President and oi

CRIMINAL IMBl

tancew3ast now? 4*"**

ei$t;jm£ C©nj s t t ^pp»£ armies dar lli'g'the period Ijfit'.ntast, elapse be­fore aa election."

Herkimer, May ZSj-t-Jea^ tSf.ai^ii. *-the 16-yeatioid boj"ch\arged wlSh tfjjt imager c« ^af< ^ehool^ tea^er ; !^**

Som6 peo^e Jkeep t h ^ r fru>rtirae& I B e ^ c & 6 r ? ^ a«lu*ttedf Itere tod»y clear of titeni tm$. nthm&^£? a o ^ 1 ° ^ * * * « " * » « of cmnjnal jmlte?iiltf^ Z

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D E A T H O F ML WL D O D G E S

, O n e of t h e m o s t p r o m t n e a t f a r m e r s asid b a d n e s s m e n i n t h i s cosmt ry passsed a w a y U8s W e d n e s d a y n l # i * when 4 fen ry R. Hodises. a e e d S t , & life j l ong j ^ ^ d e n t of Cl in ton c c u r ^ ' , a n s w s r e d t h e las t summrons a t t h e h o m e of his ds iughter , Mrs. J a m e s Ag-ai#w, a t W e s t Chasy . M T . FBodges had enjoyed g o o d - h e a l t h u p ro wi th in t h e p a ^ t w o o r t h r e e y e a r s a n d h a d be»» ac t ive ly e a g a g e d to bus iness until- t h a t time*

Me is s t irvived b y t h r e e ch i ld ren , Mrs. A g n e w C. C. Hodges , of t h i s city and Writes Hodges , of C a n t o n . . ,

T h e funera l will «be he ld from t tu hom*e of Mrs. .-vgnew th is a f te rnoon at 2 o'clock.

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F O R E S T X O T E S

F o u r buff&k> ca lves have jus t been oorn on t h e Wich i t a natiionaJ forest, b r ing ing Hie he rd up to 61 .

In oo-opeiration with t he woatheir b u r e a u , for<-sst r a n g e r s a r e to m e a s u r e snow de;>th.s in the wes te rn moun t ­a ins .

is a s C o r p o r a l M a j o r G r a i n g e r , H e h a s t t o n t h e t i t l e of B e s t M a p of A r m s ( d i s m o u n t e d ) In t h e a r m y P e r h a p s ^he bes t of h . ^ ^pe r fo rmances i s t h e •one t h a t jnay 4 b e t e r m e d t h e r a z o r t r i ck H e t a k e s a t h t a , s t a f f of wood , i b o u t t h e size of a b r p o m h a n d l e a n d suspends i t r e s t i n g on t^o s l ips of th in p a p e r T h e ro l l s of p a p e r a r e t h e m ­selves s u s p e n d e d on t n e c u t U n g edge of r a z o r s w h i c h a r e *ield b j h i s ass is t ­ant T h e c o r p o r a l ma jo r , w i t h one 2lean s w e e o i n g c u i . s l ices t h e b r o o m h a n d l e * in t w o a n d leaves t h e p a p e r a n c u t by the razoiE.

E q u a l l y s m a r t is a n o t h e r feat . T a k ­ing- t h r e e or four b a r s of lend, e ach thick,' he tosses t h e m in t h e a i r , a n d •hick, he to se s t h e m in t h e a i r , a n d is they fall, p a s s e s h i s sword t h r o u g h them wi th t h e facil i ty of a g r o c e r cu t ­t ing cheese . H e h a s acqu i red a sense >f ba l ance a n d we igh t t h a t is qu i t e wonderful , a s i s ins tanced When he t akes a h e a v y c a v a l r y sword and nea t ly sl ices in to s t r i p s an app le held on the ex tended h a n d of a n uncon­cerned t r o o p e r . — Y o r k s h i r e lH>st_

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S t u d e n t s of tru> Oregon aso ieu l tu ra l col lege a r e w o r k i n g at t he forest nu r ­sery on the Siurflaw forest . T h e a r -raaigement is said to he m u t u a l l y sat­isfactory s ince t he s i u d e n t s gain vx-perien»-e in forest nursery ' p rac t i ce and t h e i r a ss i s t ance lowers the cost of nu r se ry work.

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when at a MP^ial hear;';;-',' before V. A. Howe of Sara toga Spr ings , a s referee , mnr.v w' tnepses were examined .

Thi.o case has been in t h e c o u r t s fo.r y e ; r s and on its o u t c o m e hing-e^ t he ownershi]) of 12,000 a c r e s on lower and midd le S a r a n a c lake. T h e r o m -pany was r ep re sen t ed W e d n e s d a y by farm/er Lietntenant Goverraor XT. F. Conway and F r a n k E. Smi th . T h e Mate 's a t t o r n e y s were f a r m e r A t to r ­ney G e n e r a l E. R. O'Malley and I>e-putx1 A t to rney Genera l C h a m b e r s .

M a n u f a c t u r e r s h a r e found tha t Ted a l d e r from the Pacif ic coast is a su i t ­ab le m a t e r i a l for c lo thesp ins . A lde r m a k e s a whi te , smoo th , sp r i ngy pin. A.s a resu l t of t h i s fact , a c lo thesp in factory, said to be t h e first on the Pacific coast , may ne es tab l i shed nt P o r t l a n d , Oregon.

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T h e city of T a c o m a , Wash ing ton , has en te red into a co -ope ra t ive a r ­r a n g e m e n t with t h e forest service for t h e pro tec t ion of t h e source off its w a t e r supply , the w a t e r s h e d of the Green r iver , which lies w i t h i n t he R a i n i e r na t i ona l forest . T h e two agenc ie s w o r k i n g t o g e t h e r w4U pro­tect tills s t r e a m from t h e resul t? of forest des t ruc t ion by fire or by o the r agencies . ,

D I D N ' T N E E D T H E H O E . Some t ime ago a hobo m e e k l y t a p ­

ped on t h e back door of a s u b u r b a n h o m e a n d a r k e d for s o m e t h i n g to, eat . The good housewi fe r e sponded t ha t s h e would feed h i m o n t h e back s tep a long wi th F ido provided h e w a s will­ing to ea rn the m e a l by c ieanin t h e gu t t e r .

T h e t r a m p ag reed , a n d w h e n he h a d ea ten h i s way t h r o u g h severa l s and wiches t he housewife f a m e out a re l iab le looking hoe .

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"No, m a d a m , " swee t ly repl ied hobo, s t a r t i n g for t h e back ga te , " m y m e t h o d is to p r a y for r a i n . " — B o s t o n Advert iser .

A r r e s t e d , t h e hoy c r i m e ; t h e kni fe a n d w r e n c h w h i c h h e had kil led Miss Beejfifeisfir we re found, a n d his indictment! , _,_. first d e g r e e m u r d e r qu ick ly fol lowed. In h i s confess ion J e a n sa id h e *2ia3 lured the t e a c h e r to t h e spot w h e r e . . h e took h e r life and h a d t h e n got ie h o m e a n d to bed. H e expressed n o r e m o r s e . H i s t e a c h e r , h e t h o u g h t , h a d done h im h a r m .

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