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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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PAGE FIVE
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CZAR AND DUMA I
no No1j__Ao1iEr
About Large Outlay Proposed for the'
Navy; Finance Minister and Grand
Duke Nicholas Oppose Naval'
' Program.
--_
St. PETERSBURG, Jan. 24, (Spee- pected quarters.
iu1)_The wufiict between thu Em_ll At a meeting held last week of the _
perm and the Duma over the naval Council of Imperial Defence, under
.th d 1 ‘ .
plan' which entails an expenditure olds Prxlcdgfgevltcljmlfprllleietaltlldrs
of five hundred millions is steadil ' @
7 of the army opened a regular cam-
developing in a direction unfavor-' - H10
pnign against the program.
able in relation to tho Empermds The Grand Duke himself d°eclared
f1mb1191°115- Ithat in his opinion the Navy was in his
The 5c11°m° W111°11 M- K0110S01f. Ian anarchical state and a hotbed of S
Minister Of Finance. Drivntelv de-`mutinies, unworthy to be trusted
clared spelled ruin to Russian fin- with such enormous sums for new
ances has met opposition* in unex- construction. in
  OF MRS THAW°
. -hsio
in
EXAMINATION ._
1I111<1C 111 COUFM will be found on an- Dr. Johnson’s evidence is that he is that he is Sane' he would be Set “t T
her Page of to<1av’s Guardian. somewhat firm in the belies that the liberty' H” WOM b” "nt t" 'ml' tacked by the Oimnsition spnnlwrs. 1"”
Palmer then addressed tlieprisoner is sane. Dr. Warburton, in and would have to Stand his trial Mr. Crockett of F‘i-edericton said 111111
Jury. His address and the conclu-Ilrnply to ii question asked him, said under the indictments against him` A-1"’
THE KI G VERSUS
EDWI . BROW
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ion to make certain explanations in
t
Mr.
The Chief Justice then addressed
To Tangle Her up in Her Evidence "‘“"‘"”'
THE CHIEF JUS'l‘ICE'S CHARGE
   _ '_ (lgom the otlicinl Court--Report!
NEW YORK. Jai.. 2_'i,--District
Attorney Jeroma'a long midi severe
cross-examination of Mrs. Evelyn
N0H1>.1t Thaw at the trial of her
husband, came to an ond late today
The attorneys for the dufc-use then
succeeded‘in placing in evidence n
letter written by defendant in the
fall of 1902. which completely cor-
roborates the claim that the girl
who was to become his wife did tell
him the story of the relations with
Stanford White, ‘much as she has re.
waiver of the confiddential relation
of counsel and client when Frederick
W. Longfellow, his former attorney,
appeared on the stand to identify
the letters.
Some of the writings were ad-
dressed to Mr. Longfellow and others
had been sent to him to be deliver-
ed to Miss? Nesblt. 'I‘hey_all ‘ con-
tained many references to the girl’s
history and to her experience, and in
the letters intended for the young
woman Thaw constantly bespoke his
K
fe
entlemen of the Jury: I have
___ only 9. very few observations to
_make to you. From the nature of
this case, it is not nccessary that I
should speak to you at any length.
The oath you have taken is that.
“You shall diligently_ inquire and
true prescntment make by and on
behalf of our Sovereign Lord the
ing whether Edwin O. Brown, the
prisoner at the -Bar, who stands
here indicted for an indictable of-
n
ce, be sane or not, and n. true
seat D. C. McLeod asked permis-
lu/ted it upon'the stand at this and
the former trial.
This lett€r was one of the dozen
which were read to the jury as tend-
ing to corroborate young Mrs.
'l‘haw's testimony, and as further
to show the edect her story had up-
on the defendant's mind. Most of
these letters were read to the jury
in the former trial, and were consid-
ered as one of the stronge_s_t bits of
evidence in the hands of the defence.
Mr. Jerome objected to their intro-
duction into the records today, but
was overruled by Justice Dowling
after Thaw himself had made a
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love and respect for her. Many of
the sentences rambled on incoherent-
ly and there were many scratches,
erasures and interlineations.
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he Jury Return a Verdict-of “Sane.”
Chief Justice’s Charge to the Jur
Prisoner To Be Tried Today. °State= O
ment by D. C. McLeod. 
today for original documents, hutthc Ur
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dence the prisoner is sane now,-
quite sane enough to perfectly under-
stand the charge against him. Some
greater opportunities of acquiring
knowledge of the prisoner‘s conduct
more visits to him and were longer
in his presence, and perhaps had
better opportunities and facilities
for
But leaving aside the evidence of
the
Cllll
verdict give according to the best
of your understanding."
That Gentlemen, is the issue you
have to try; whether the prisoner
in the dock he insane or not; and
you are to decide that according to
the best o f your understanding.
-That understanding of course wil, bc
guided and governed by a consider-
ation of the evidence, and your view
of the_ prisoner in the dock, and all
the circumstances in the case.
Looking at the prisoner I dare say
it will appear to you, that his
'3p[|j|AL SMUHUAY N||]Hl mu _:;‘;i;i 3:5. ;;“_i:;°;.:_'f,“§: 1:33;
ity.
Now what other evidence have you
for Wonderland. At the close of the To add to it the musical additions'hesh1e,, the evidence uf your senses
k 1 d t 'in the linc of edects are to be some-
wee program wonder an pu S thing out of the common. Go and ii"
viewing the ‘prisoner and consid-
on some special numbers-ones which see this picture and when you hém. erlug his demeanor? You have the
"T9 801112 t0 be V951 1111191`@5T~1“g cu' ,tnc cornet, trombone and other evidence of sevérnl doctors, some on
tertainers in every wny- R11l11S musical additions, real articles le- one side and some upon the ntheu
Rastus makes his debut in a capital member not picture ones you will
S
specialty which is sure to "fetch"§pronouncc Music Forward a hugeno
the house. Every one who _enjoys 11 success. That is what the manage- Y
good laugh must_..bcar in mind that ment intend it 110 be and that is
ome of these -arc very positive;`
thers arc not so ccrtnin. You have
ou have the evidence of Ds.
this star comedian is to be at Won- ` what it certainly will be. son. According to his €Vi<101100. £110
dcrland tonight and go see him 118 Doctor Skin’em will make his
of course there will be the illustrat- first appearance tonight too-doing huh insane fm. some time_ you have
cd song 'by Mr. Harney and the mo-
tion plcturesare simply niugnillc- making ugly P00910 pretty, thin e
his wonderful transformations in
ent people nu out to proper proportion.
"Music Forward" is 11 g1‘f111f1_stout 1100910 1"'11“l:"1* ‘md _°th" t I , i W
truuuformutigu y¢t_ at Wonderland hgueh magical acts. l`he Doctor is tihe McLaughlan thu ic is nsane no ,
is beyond dispute even the bestlwonder of the century S0 ‘10 11* m SS
transformation yet at Wonderland. C.-ncli.ucd on page.
prisoner is .insane now, and has
the evidence of Doctor Hender-
qunlly positive that he is insane
You-have the evidence of Dr.
And you have ‘ the evidence of Dr.
»
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, .
_
evi
defend himself' but when asked '
the
the
tic
to
said he was not .in a position
statc positively whether he was
l
of the two experts-Drs. Goodwill
and Hattie. Dr. Goodwill is posi-
tive that the prisoner is insane, and
Dr. Hattie is not positive; he
H0
S0
IHE .IAPANISI
WIIN'T HIIHI THEM
administration ln connection wifh thai
lhuzlflo squadron fire absolutely unfouncl-1
ofll Vice Admiral Sato, mlnlater of thc;
nary. in an interview with the corres-I
uondcnt <1 the Aisoclaud Ifress, today?
_-mid 1 I
We have no secrets from America con 1
ccrnlng the distribution of our ther..
Daily reports showing the wtereabi nts,
of every ves:-ol which can he cmllyi
»\-certained are public. In vlcw of th-‘
rensnllonul reports umnnnt. ng from`
various quarters we _desire emphatically
lu say that no vessel of the »lap»\ues.»|.'
fl et ls any nemcr the Pacific Coastal.
America than Yoknsukn. Every one of_
the bnttleshlps is now on the homel
-tation either at Yokosuka, Kure ir?
S»icbo,und the enfinc flitlllas of form-:ful
boats and iulmfnriuei nr- at the sum-,
mallfzns. The only .lnpam-ae war veisisls
now outside of home waters are ouch
cruiser at each nf the following Chlne~c|
u ru ll fnkow, Feehow, Amoy and Yin
Qrugw, two at Slnaughal and |_hr¢c,41n|all_
whips at Kon-1.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. j
'rake i.AXA'r1vn BROMo Qufninei
Tnhlets. Druggfsts refund money lf
satisfied that you will give it yourl
insane or not Such is the evidellce most careful consideration and thntl
your verdict will be according to
the best of your understanding.
would not swear that he is sane. about noun’ and the Jury unmedh
Of C0l11`S€ YOU 1U10W the 11111’ 15 that ately retired to consider their ver-
pcrson shall be condemned without dict night by n grand douhlc vaudeville
being afforded au opportunity uf be_ At twenty minutes push two they bill in addition to the moving pic-
ing heard in his own defence; with-,mthmedy and the fo,-umuu duclut-ed tu
thc prisoner on the forgery charge.
I i

n :_
_ Cb
The Court met at 10.30 yestcrday§Goodwil1 that he islnow insane. All in that position and therefore as one For several Mum the de|,h¢_c whh Ithe
rning, ‘that evidence is- in proof ‘-of the in- who should not be tried; should not con
.
That is the course of procecdurc I
coming to a conclusion upon the is-
sue beiore you. . Mr.Pulnier said *thc case would
_There is not much more that 1 have to proceed. U
nf the medical gentlemen hhve had need say to you. You know what the The prisoner was then arraigned
issue is; you know what the evid- and
ence that you have before you is; :He asked for time to procure wit-`
thhh Others' some of them hhidiand upon that issue and from that nesscs from abroad, namely, D. J.
evidence, applying the best of your Mc
nnderstunrlinzr to the case. ynu will cent or 1-mucation new in <‘1ur=o,-o,
come to a verdict. I Cn
doctors Oh hoth sides’ with the In ordinary cases they are sworn to (jo
exception of the two who pmperiy f1"d '1 me vefdictiaccording to the and it was omereii not the mai
be called experts-Doctors Good, evidence* Now yn" am asked to 51"'
will ,md Hhttie_the chse stands find a verdict on‘evidence of course; ton-thirty _o’clock.
Ithus :~ According to Dr. Go0dwi1l's b“t according to thc best of your
dence the prisoner is insane.. Dr.1“UderHt““d1”g- a,"'1 You are asked fm'
Hattie Shia that in his opinion' helto upply your understanding with ,forgery charge, and his defence will 11111.
(Brown) understood the charges a- out ignoring the evidence or nny Of *I1
gainst him nnd he believed that he the C1FCl11T1Sl5H11C€s bwllilht 150 YOU# 111
had perhaps intelligence enough to D0f1C0»
This is not a case that it would be
euve it in your hands, feeling fully,
His Lordship concluded his address
The Chief Justice then enquired of
l ' ' sane as one who is n'ot 1>
n W 10 is In \ Mr. Palmer (who is acting for thc h
Af~t0""”Y`Ge1'°m1) W110f11@1" 110 WHS representing the most beautiful -
ready to proceed with the trial of melody.
Mr. Mclican here interposed, say-
w
ng lic was convinced that thc pri-
of. H. H. Shaw, Id. H. McEzicliern,'
IN THE
TIME
COMMONS
Row Over the Refusal Oi Premier to
Produce Documents, Opposition ln-
sisted and no S
upplies Could
Be Voted.
TTAWA, Jan. 24,-(Special)-The plc
the
ntisfnctory reason were given. lfoi'
_ I
ee to the Premier`s unrcus;m.'ilile` 11111
In
verumcut refused to accede.
nciplc and said that thc demands' 111
dgcs.
ositmh demands were repeated Tlicy would violate the principles
reprcsenativc government.
opposition they claimed it was
duty of the (iovernnicnt to give
fullest i'nform:itlon on public af-
tlnued and absolutely no business 1 [un-s_ Now they refused to do so.
Aftei. the Chief Justice had when ‘sanity of the prisoner. be put in Jeopardy whilst he is in was
I have no doubt that the evidenee that condition; and for that reason B
of_ the medical practitioners has been £1119 1518119 113-51199911 Submitted t0 Y011 me
-honestly and conscientiously given, to say whether or not, preparatory h S
regard to a certain document givchiand there is no reason to question to his trial upon the indictment, you R_ L_ Borden (h,(,1m.-hd he whhhl Nh Ihhh
Court as evidence and published I thc sincerity °f their 1’0119f- A111111( 1"’ is 53119 of 11159110- main in the I-louse till he was the T
m in h Then you have the evidence of phy- If you find he is insane, no harm qizc
a orn g ncwsp per. _ _ , »
sicians called for the Crown, and the ‘S done? he Wm be Sent to “ mnntlc um-
His Lordghip granted 1'"m1ssi0"_' first is Doctor Johnson' who is the asylum, and if after a few months pri
d the statcnient, as subsequently _mil hhyhichnh The inference from under treatment there it appears of
done. Messrs Blair, Ilccd and Armstrong
11` W1111`1f1 511111 {\m0S 01' H113’ 1111101' espokc along the same lines, und tho
mbcr could have thc <l<1c\\m@11fs iililousr- divided on Northrup's motion
thc produrtioii of thc original
uiucnts.
his was lost, 50 to 95, and the
U1 I1 P1l>0St0111 110ff11`0 110 \l'111l1<l Ilovise afljuurned at ll o’rlock with-
;i dollar having liven voted.
the Senate today attempts were
the Opposition must he granted. f11111‘10 U’ H11f‘W f-1111i I’1‘0111i01` Mc-
Libernls in power liarl cntirc-ly kill
pleaded “not guilty."
Lcod, formerly Chief Superinten-
ssweu co. Lui., of Tomato, -1'(
forming precise conclusions You will have noticed that thc oath Alexander Martin, M. 1'., Ottawa; L'
than had Dhhehhh . _ 1.  you have taken is not that which Pr
1 ' ' ' ‘ - fl
is usually administered to jurors nu
Dr, Huttic, of Hiilifux; but the
ui't would not allow of thc dr-lay
uid begin tomorrow morning at
he Government was strongly ut. Bride had put a trial act to keep out
Japaiicsc through the Legislature
fhcn had (iovcrnor Dunsmuir
it.
n of Mr. McLean’s address willIthnt in his opinion the prisoner was' ` ' rcpluliatcrl the principles of the Lili- Sc-iiacor Louaheml sum hu did not
felgnmg msamty_ DL McNelu is rernls in opposition, and flecla1‘c1l the bcli
° ' . . . _ , _ am not of course indicating that to
J r W' d  T ¢ g appear latei. V
e    e    more hositivhh According to his ev_ You as 11" 01153’ WW for Y011 to 1""°1<1 present Government is one of broken had
cvc for fi minute that McBride
dune this. '
IIIVANIIIN IIIIAL
hs Sui
Bay Bur-ed With
ss of $25,000 Covered
by Insurance.
Glace
GLACE BAY, N_S., Jan. 24, (Spec-
ini
)~l<`irc in the Dominion Coal Co’s
There has been no counsel retained store mused u 1095 of about $20300
the defence of Brown, -on the 011
goclds and $3,000 on the build-
, in - 1
conclusion whether he believedlpruper for mu to press either Que' B
prisoner insane or not-Dr. Hut- wuy or the other upuu you and 1
out having an opportunity of fully,the verdict of the jury to he _.We no
"“1bm1tt1"g his case to the prop" find that £110 P1`1S01101` 15 Smw- hell perfornuincc with an entertain-
triliunul. T118 111W l`8l€1\1`11S 11 PH' . _ ing repertoire that ,,should hc lu-ard
li
a
lsoner was insane, and asked the mhny new tricks* Mn H,m_q,,n,_'S H..
-__-- :Crown counsel to have him' detained putution is so wcll known now to
u the jun til] the July tu;-m of the people as to rcquirc litflc fur- l
TQKIO, Jun. 23-Reports attributing; _ ' t
siulslur designs to the Japanete nn.vnl'C0111`t-
reforc, probably he conducted 'uv
‘i
HANSIINI ANI]
. IIAAIIIIISIIN `
vi
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msclf. ‘lt
(Continued on page 8) ,_
The warehouse stored with goods
the rear was saved with difficulty.
About $l5,000 worth of goods was
red in thc warehouse
0 1 .
Tho loss is covered hy insurance.
U I- E I The firc was thc most destructive
I | that has ever occurred in Glace Bay.
THE WEATHER
’l‘ORO.\"l`O, Jan. 21 (Special)--Strong
~r|li~\-a.-Leily winds, cold wifh luesl
At“Fair Ia_rQ’_' To-night "°""""s'
‘ I
Fairylnnd will close the wcck to-
res and superb illustrated song
Boulden and Quinn thc world rc-
wned bcll ringers will close their
yall who can attend. It will he
niquc, enjoynblo and entertaining
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Minard's I inlmcnt Cures Disterrpef.
_.u|(ns. Cords, h~.-frlmf... $4* "1er throll
oil-»-me urn oui--lily 1'1": <1 ‘-v -Src.-iulens
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Hansone the great Magician who =1T_fQ;Q;fjf_ S.
as been playing in Suminersidc this
nce in the city to-night prcsoiitiiig
her comment. l-lc is u star por- h
Conlluiivfl on' mg.: S.
cck will give his farewell perform- 
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