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ARGUMENTS IN Flt;NAUR ATH CASEr.HEARING ENDS AND JUDGE DWYSUfER NOW HAS WHOLE MATTERWUNDER ADVISEMENT.#rArnmrati werg heard by Judge TFDwver In tbe Thlrty-eeventh district court yesterday oo tbe motion for a new trial In tbe came of Guitar Nau-rath. !Nanratb was convicted of tbe kill* ina of R. C. Henderson and sentenced to live years In the penitentiary.Carlo* Bee. W. 8. Anderson and Sani Belden represented Nanratb In the case, while District Attorney Baker Edit and C. A. Davis were contesting the Tl motion for the state. of •lt;j j The motion for a new trial was busin I based chleflv on the allegation that J. pi r|J. Heathcock. foreman of the Jury, port r. had stated to Mr. gaenger. soon after me* the killing, that Naiireth ought to he Vate ,t hanged. Except Iona were alao taken jk t to tbe Judge’s rulings, and It was ?o’ar e alleged that while In the Jury room four , he east hla first vote for the death may p penaltv. Affidavits supporting these prof(allexatir ns were made Jiy Mr. Baenger only and Jurrmen ftrAllister and Oabbart. clasi „ | The state offered In contest of the pares motion, an affidavit of Heathcock. de- | tie a■ nvlng that be had formed anv opinionj i before going on the Jury, and from the p I nine Other Jurymen supporting his de-„ alat of having voted for the deathf penalty.The hearing was terminated yester-P dav afternoon, but the decision of the . ; Judge was not announced. Judge t Dwver too the matter under advise 1 mont and promised a decision MondayI ' or Tuesday. It is thought that If he , should overrule the motion, the de-j fr-nso mav ask that Naurath be released on bond pending an appeal.f PRIMPING MUST CEASEfa vooppcto tladvsfaronot | Sodowipletf to tl ship dew* thes« but I Itedce| tin nI Primping among the women em 1 equnI nlovea of the Govcj^rment Printing i ston- Office must eeajA 'An official ord*r clenhas been Issued removing all mirrors from the big building, i I In time* psst many of the floors had from fortv to fifty mirrors upon the walls In convenient reach of theII women employes when ready to goto lunch or to leave for the dav.Each mirror belonged to a particular popuof tlaHM-8onesseounforRepccragneauiv or to a congenial group, and the utmost harmony prevnlled. per•’Now. complain the girls, there j in tl la hut one Urge mirror left, and that ! P*rin the main dressing room. It Is !m- j 41 el nosalble for s hundred or more *vo- cllltlmen to gather around one minorat one time and get any satisfaction1 out of the proceeding Consequently, j we have to dash on our hats, guess I at where our faces need washing most, and saunter out on the street—n perfect fright.The women waste too much timeflxlner their hair and arranging their hats la the reasoning of the department officials.! We waste no time belonging to the| government, and should certainly hnve I echothe rlrht to look descent, Is the way | thatj the women see It.—New York World ! K00*11 goodtractas dbiisliAntocltleicllltlbelleat aoppoof a mntti priseprfee
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San Antonio Daily Light
San Antonio, Texas, US
Sun, Apr 28, 1907
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