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tII4z Every Man Selected Has the Nodded

Approval of the Frail Prisoner>

k Whose Fate They Are to DecideTrial on Monday

SYMP HYWITHW MAN ii BARS MANY TALESMEN

I Among Those Examined Has Been Shown< <

General Sympathy with Her antiDetestation of the Man She N

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Wth the compioUop of the Jury whicht will hear the evidence and decide the

fate of Bertho Ctaiche the WhiteBvra nrbo killed Oerdron her enslav-er the case was adjourned late thisfternoon until Holiday

S JSvety ass en the Jury was praet-leBy the selection of ths prisinr her

> elf Not a mUD was passed by herc ee1 ttqtJl she had nodded her op

onl All but two Of Ute jurors arejsarrted men

I Of tho scores of talesmen examt I teed but few said that the Immoral life

j of the pole little murderess would op-erate

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to her disadvantage should he beI efcoeen to consider the evidence Most

etf the others hurried to answer thsg-BCftioaf in the negative Severalfraay declared that In their opln

i y tee Oerdroa the man who met hladeath at Bertho Clalchea hands dekerved ti5 fae thst death cam rjMm ciO mildly to compensate fox the

blsej steoceV Hint of a Plot

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t It Sa upon this sentlraeat that the deI4f 1 lease dtpends for a verdict of acquittal

It t Bat tho DlstrlctAttorney lifts noti tfeewa his band Jt 4s reported tho4 I State has teethnony Implloatlng a po-

i T Jlstaan in the murder that this policeIQbadtaken the place of GcrJron-aad5d pave the elrl his own revolver with I

1f4 laetructlons to murder the French brutecrtio had deposed

> The courtroom was coldond gloomy1 aa Bertho Clalcha walked off the corni dor of the Bridge of Sighs at the open4 f ine cC the trial today TtioIltUa dla

siond jxindants lunging from hvr-r

earsr were dull and lifeless in the gray light1 iL These little diamond pendants art worn

i ndl the women of llertbs Clnlchea-1M

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I < < and look ai though turucd outotr tbfc 8nie mould They are sold by men

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irtift make a bualn sa of disposing

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k Jewelry on Instalment plan to outsseta ot the city

1 i 1HOWB rth Clalcho saved for thosei i Mubles In her ears ni man but one

Iit ever knew andhejr doad-Mather

1at Her Sidej

itikt Jt was half an hour after tho openingI

oC court before Borthe Claleheji motheri c Arrived Mrs Deona eyes showed tracesi < ef tears She was quick and nervous ast fee hurried dffwa the alai and seated

f7 s towelf At the side of her daughter Tho-

ICOntlnuedi OTt Becond PageI SENT TO ISLAND aAI 4rti-

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A CREEPER GANGf

< Ji Three Years Police Say THey

SI TaYe Pursue Miid Iwt Onlyt j Now Get Evidence

if fXtw whet ttatsMrilce say hM been1 r it9HYM JtwtU secure a mylc-O

IJ- e yoiijaw s heM In 51060 forc 1 oeslofls I4 three oth s ua-f 4e sent to tha island torelx months

t tI oft tie Jj rte off prhig thetgfA pme1 by Maglitrato Oorneu-

fttleallvethe Wet 6N Courtlit Wixon ntvj Hotimd ni n Tu-

tk4r Mo oC West TWrtywvwitli tractjJ1J vi Mioa Ad tllq bAva drivw tb canse flue place another unable to gtg ItIenes until Monday night when

was was robbed of tt in the ZttiIftrii West Thtrtyitxtl trct-

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THE CLAICHE JtTIYROBERT D KOHN 38 architect

married No 631 West Ono Hundredand Fiftysecond street

SAMUEL ROSENBLATT manufactuiw married Ns 9SfUsdiseravenue

FRED 8 WILSON 60 manufac-ture

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widower No 140 West OnoHundred and Thirtyninthetreet

RAY B VANDYKE 31 oecretarymarried No 1 West One Hundredand Fourth street

ERWIN W THOMPSON 43 caplUlst married No 485 Centralj arkwest >

BEN J FIELDS 31 secretarymarriedstreet

No 150 Weft at Mhc rJOHflD HUtN M3Wm-

arrlet3 No 208 West One Hundredand Thlrtthlrd street

WILLIAM KNIGHT B2 wanufa-oturtrmarriedNo 212EiaItFIftYfourw street

CVRU3 E SIMPSON 49 sales-man

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WILLIAM WRIGHT 60 retiredbachelor No 52f West Eleventhstreet

WILLIAM BISHOP ti retiredbachelor No 228 West Oni HundMtand TflrtyelQhth ctreet

EUGENE 0 MIDDLEBROOKproofreader married Wo 57 WestOne Hundred and Twentyfourthstreet J

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Bad Weather for Big TowWoW with Gmy0ys

Off tlkf Canaries

wABrTrGTO 1eb a official newsefferdIng the drtIook Dewey reached

tbe Navy Detriment todajr lit thslowing oaiblegram front Comma leV-Jtoejey In1JlIlof tl the GlacierU S S Gloater at Sea per u 8 ft3a Io hlas Cado

Bureau taviglon Vashingto-nIUtude twwW lJDIi degree nfW

mInutes north lojagltude twentytwoiiiresU forty sasatsc ws on ru-

STY ft win coal at Ora a CiwaryCanary lotondc steCounter very Itweather latter pert Ol voyage DMll t i s ttM UA Jjng-cmttloiMly

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TERRY TLIE TERRIBLEGOES JTRAINING TO MEET NELSON

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AiRGRONDS

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Wire in ThirdAhead-of jPtainiahd-

aPAInGnouJ s S LOUI 1ebA cheap card was down for decision

J today There wan nothing thatlout tuivfcapture Tho track wassloppy and the tnuddchr got the play

rziuri HACE SelUW ttr furlontituttingttorsed welstlUJ W

Martin IfitMc-CIIIIIIIIDan fi MoreJaJIO MO-

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liuJum ter Haltfaad wasaeoM hir4-

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teselce I to 0 for pitac CoUect-J up 3

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tft5I l POW Tftow of the H-t at tk MnHhatlaH-

ThBfinnual dlrtasV of the Society ot-CfftSmswth w1tb fciW st 0td7

eventntc Xt the ManhfittMi KQM AI x-

1lYftn5n4e1 luteeirl ipreeiie TherWJl1N1tft talka be Joton ertermer prlnolpal of to Auburn YhIIWvwi the Rw Pr Jtfaiwrt 8 Hi-

Mwor ChrtNdj ReMivwHi of New-burg mate awstw WUw-

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IThe shadow of Stag rtIT prison env-

velopea the mystery ofihe dsatji of 110

young l woman whose mutilated bodywas bund on tfie New Tprk Jtenlral-Balboad tradks SW Tfeet oth0fti5liiiSjpStSsitib t TSSyiJjfJ to1iflIttub4IIt tItow n eJ1t riyifey

the toll f 1 V entertained that M-

wasetoercllt

a Vlftlm of tanicvYlolence-or ot npiri

Tho ltti iiViJ typf o1Je4utYiltthi Jh3r aM-

o15e r1A mu c1oiliJn 1Wwat rl Ir WSM tiandsom-

eodjd1lol fdee6ml i and with 9nO

et nit fher teeth wr-eithif

tfi 4Dr crowded with sold i

tjjs jjody wlOlJttHe head completelytaaverediand th tJhi arm off wasfotind bwek h v north and simtb-botind railroad tracks below the 0-

wiinlt station at1 Vctock at ght-T2opol1ee failed to rtborfifle Bhaauydberyt11 tftiaay inr the hrtpe tMc

some elite 01 ldenUflatlon would de-

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to cUd In their investigationSlppd on Enuinft Pilot

It Is known that the t1b5y Expressthat pase l through OsalnlnR at 1M-

ocJodt last ovenlrut jtruclt the youngwomans dyl e iSHot of the nffln6was found splattered with blood whenIt Arrived In the Grand Central Stationlbe train had bolt going ai iCh it-

hljfh rrfto pf epeeaUjW none of thecrew or pasaehKera noticed tha Impact

The ypnuff wcmaa WA4A stranger toornJac ej of Osslnlnfe She arrived at

the station on the noon tra1nrozi tb-lJ7 yesterdfty and Carried away up the

bill A th t this twjsea Arwckmah was attracted to u more thanpisstes isirst in h r by her unusualgood looks When hf feer leavo taa-atatJin she carried T small handbagjrwlnslnjf at lha cad ot a sold chainNo onaUn the towa wn ba found wfcoBOW tlio elrl AticrBtr voniiutvi Up the

Wbentn body waay d by train-men last night thert wia no algu ofthe rottcule he had s1o4 whea Bit-eztyed frX > m lew Y k1 U-

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ta 1ieo8hctpa-pers were In her ptc3e tor OtIng if ta rwu f m4 U aant

nmlnatonof her clothing ttfoVwaVthe-jaoketahtt wore when she passed theliaCkinan discovered near the mutilatedbody Tie armthathattbeenf-roin

rippedho body was also ch-

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81 offlolat whq havp teen uet1ItbJ ciiientirrIfldld iaot Vlili the

prison yWtanlayj tM1II1 Jt W e-

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oMan n vellft1ior-elt 804Th Of a5oft Craw maileriit feaablack lade shoe A tlack velybt hatDimmed with white nfld biack featherms ncarth body 0n theflnK rj pt one hand eSo wore two hand

< tromGrf ne oIInt lhlnRpearJatld1bopberJlV btthc tlrflair 1IWuClletalJout = iat-tro> tiJiLIDS orablbllftrtreI whhorOI1Jiiati

body was taken JRasisdallsmorgue ihere Coroner John F llltkot-en

PeekkiiI was summoned toulIiarJt and men inventtavlion Jubilee tit the PeaceOf Onlnlas Wile ono t thcdTnltthe remalna Evening

V r thlaTafternooir that l-

was convlflcj t tha glrjl rite eithera victim of thug vIOlence sr piir

er from anotherCoroner eIliek heldaipreliminary in

n at InOsslS3nBv todavi but i waaj unable to-oome conclusion he brtdv-Is BO terriblV marwded he does not be-lieve

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that an autopsy would ieaO vahjChief l ee lnI1 kln itthis entire detective staff haVPbe1

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BT1GtiAMTO l Y 61I utgo John oater parkljuwtdieia at hu-

riie la J3ah at tB X M today Me-

tS hla death a 4DeOf the SuprJa Court of CliUmzV anti was a em-

Iottt1t11811ibeS CoflMltutloruil Conventineand was promljwv tCputjean

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tnr ik1 woM1 Fe-b21heavy goltg again tday broughttout the mudders The o dWaanotparticularly attractive the five and oneAalffwlober handicap being the onlyorlghi vspot

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Jfarvest Time allowed the early stfsedbut was Outrun bi Ann lilt who wentt1 the front the turn and stayedthere to end winning easily by QefJrtbiTOm hiss Bhu beatgenryof Franstaraar

da length Time

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Olkb lOnAnar h1IO 10ID1I1 PlOIOttao jo1sdy citane u UelWrnon q s21me1i8 35Creel made the running and won eaally1-

tor lenntn from iJazxlii who was6eoond oil tbp WAlT lioohsoll waa thirda length way >

TUUW Zt1Sehinz milosnd a sixteenth 0fOtartsr wolltlta and Jockejt Bir

elthpjDt1dtuL1t 114 NI01 7a 121tea a tlierltan II 1Lady MIMaIo llU Obitt a>IIINrah1JR I SfiS-vfeSM

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JiwIng lOO Lowe 20 88rJoa4ts 4Won Jby InjjolUjrlft Ezra was secondand Lady MiatuKe third i

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i by euitEL2eie Socfounoro JackAdMits was aeEOU4ad Cn clna thirdrRiMERAL OF GUSSIE HART

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lbe 4 Ft p3s Ohiit gigt7 Hj ea Broadway and

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4 <i rCondemned MurderersPresentUi < tl

yers Block Effort to Get tJ

Story ofanAlleged State-ment

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STORY ON STAND THE <>

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Texas t Policeman Takes Stand and Gives Bad-

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fluMiss Gaillardj Says She Knew i J

Jbns vSlnce a Child t-j Mt-

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JI fAttorney for Albert TFatricirthecondemnedmurderer ot Ml1Iio f

hireKlcerwhoaa rtotlpa for B now trial Is being heard before Recordfl 4Goff thlji afternoon prevented Fred House from tClllngof an conlesslori Patrcnade to hlm qmbs

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> House was Patrlckriflrettcounsei pod Valet Jones swore thatr

Patrickt i9nf 0sed the crime to House It yfas to learn of this alleged eonfes5loa i

tjHt Hoii3e Was called to djy I w

Atthreyffou8a W4S called to the stand by Mr Jerome lnodorUiiPatrick proceedings might be Eltqpllfled Mr Olcott objected t HQia iiJ1

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Fark at Onearid Twentieth street anti Morntngsldeavenue Abdajr jilrs Ifrif0tt abeautiful voting woman lolIlSs at

o ilj i ext jno ariaiiifcU-teenth Street Will attacked by u youngman who threw her to the ground andbegan to fcftokc rind beat her

Apasserbyhearing liPt 5vcartN hurrescue and lobsenei ll1-

Qthugfs hold on the womans throatThe man WUftht desperately but fraPryar ame to aid fter rawucr

and between them they managed to holdhint until the arrival of B policemantip waS taken to the VetO Hun

and Twentyflfth street stationhouse liere snve nameOtJohtiUeiionbeclcer told1 he lived at No

2< 6 East One Hundred and Fifteenthstreet Nothing was In his pock

but a package of cigarettesMra Pryor teicvhonrd to her bile

bond who In an attorney and withhim went to the court where madeout her affidavits to te assault TOienMho 8 In court coxl In u nbtn-ttlngtAUorma4e nult jihe U11 borethe marks of liCIt with thetIIT1mCacedroUIJIIINu h who eat scowllog on ihenchher throat were four blotches wherethe Tnanastflnsera ihBifl closed off her

iwhen called before tho-

MoirlstraWlwld that he tied beta outof work for Borne iJlme and that bo1-

011I01 not Intended the womanHe admItted striklflftbltr Ha said hisrather was a poUce ton but said hecould not retnemberbl name Hewas n yen

Wfeen the Magistratequestioned him at some length heBtuckb tongue In his cheek and-muibIed

1 thInk thIs man la all Imbecilemid the Ma J r will howeverold JUm m8600 ban for Special SeaStooL

JOIIN D FOUNDI

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NOW IN MIDOCEAN I

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VIreles1LAo 1ALfAs Grand CanarIes

telegraph via Porto Rico I

1WasJilnBton D C Fb 30John tot

IHocV fAiflr tha MI bf9f La tto be abwra theThug government-dry 4o k JOpWfy whl > U now tItthIs pert WMlfr your correspondentdid net see kiln he z1ted tho sub¬

lieutenant ot the GlalerwhO landeder on Jo tug Potomac whether

tlie1I magnate ires on the DeweyWoll he hasnt landed anyvtiifero

and if lie Went nboar when 1I1q-rtrtl guess hes there yot

rlbtjrwlU the diplomatic replyFrom other atiruco it was learned

iSdat Jdito P amazed at tha amountof water put into fee MetropolitanTraction merger cUll rt have to-go to sea or ttyn nwM have allthe water in eight Ha thOught Uhe wenf on A <ry oeklHi OCX1I ntpossibly g tvat Anyhow tie dMntlike tfcehalrraUlttg n H aa Of awinter ttfli o an AtlaiUe liue-

rWAlMOTON 1 O SI-jTetit fiat ZUIiSM1IIIE

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with tharles y Jo ij lii4vyJwas the day after hlsarreat oncharge of forging the nama of WlUkSt-atarsh RIce < x I 171

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vCJ You talked with him profe siead rthen and thereafter didnt YouT ii>

res after iQ Did you tallfwlth Jones 1 f19947 A Yes I telkcd > fJwith one Albert T at1fo i

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Q Vhat5did 4tP4 GntIiat o-

casfon hiI Mr Olsott Objects-

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JOlcott objected td an answer bj i

Mr Holtno on tho ground that t that itime Home sO counsel of Jones andthat anything Jones may have said faHquso about would now 1hearsay testimony If repeatedby thtf lh

j witness Besides he Jonos haimade no waiver of IlLS Owl fi htsasj-

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>Client I

Jeromo contended that Jones hidwaived ai IiU1 privilege by detaIIogja-court lthe same tarts which he JiM firvloualy told to> Mr House

Tile Recorder said lie wpu atlataits ifithe otyectldn on the ground UIncompetency without rw1rllJbJother points ratted by Mr Olcotti

Jerome thereupon took g nw tllcltlqTTils examination the witness

Q Did you over discuss with Jonesthe death of Rice A reI did

Q Wd you talk wIth Patrick hi the ipresence of Jones and did Jone3tak i >1pert in tI191e conversations A e IQ Did Mtf hear the teatimodyof-

Jones Ytnt Ue trial of PattJcltT t< l45 11iQ Dlq Jones then repeat unflerotl

what lin had told you In private j atsYes tfhat he said os s witnessstantlateil

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what tie bad already to141i IlLi

Olcott Is Overruled-Mr

i > 1Olcotts objection was eisIained >

Ufe also objected to the further iS

nrnlnatlon Mr House 1111111 atriclcewaiver cauid be secured lie wks jOIIfjruled-

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Did you ever testify or make Utaffidavit regarding whaj Jones said I

you In regard to Fatricic A No tNIQ Iiave you told person tIe sub4t

stance of your conversation with JonesQn Oct SS MOOT A No

Q Did Jones tell you In substance oa <

that occasion that ho had killed lUbewith cholofonn In Urn presence of AofPatrick

Mr Olcottj objection was apotatn-and the examination of House clps runtil Mr Okbtt could ascertain Patricks position V t

There wasil story afloat amongth-witnesses

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from Texas to ftie effect ttiafi tPlstrlat Attorney Jerome whomf tfc t i1cat that there smart j leckVAnWJudgliad Xund ihe long ml IIlJOnes aiexhtre on the faclfteand expected produce Wnr aoll Imacterlo surprUn at the payoliojjjjlmoment Nobody took tl1l> yarn JMK 1< ullty Il

Robert E Lee the last wltnu-jssterday

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O9W bAsk to tbfr ttanit-todays session 11a qne of 1Witfamiliar eurt of wllnM e j i

voice under ordinary olimint JrWhO begin to whisper Ilrepon ttJl-k

tilt in B courthouse Heltls long hair down nice aM JTe rl

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f >relations with Mr Jespme

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