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lMcgag
iliraeu
Staff
Servant
McNeill
on
the
steamer
after
havinf
confessed
to
nd
consulted
with
Ills
spiritual
advisor
Father
be
ray
Tnd
the
story
he
hacf
told
then
was
exactly
what
heIia
tcld
in
thv
witness
box
a
story
that
Wan
unshaken
In
spite
of
a
eve:e
cross-examination.
If
Hlvard
had
;
,hcd
to
k:ll
O'Dannell
he
could
have
pumped
all
the
bul'its
In
the
gun
Into
Mm.
If
accused
had
bud
no
Intention
of
killing
rtltchte.
then
he
could
not
be
found
guilty.
Mr.
Wwmer
reviewed
the
evidence
of
corwn
witnesses
and
suggested
that
they
might
have
made
mistakes.
It
was
evident
that
Rlvard
was
the
onlv
one
there
that
night
who
was
quite
sober.
Ws
h
not
the
more
likely
to
remember
what
had
actually
happened?
It
was
for
the
Jury
to
decide
not
upon
probabilities
out
upon
facta.
The
Jury
had
to
be
satisfied
beyond
a
reasonable
doubt
that
accused
had
killed
the
man
intentionally.
Unless
It
had
been
1
proven
beyond
a
reasonable
doubt
that
the
accused
had
not
killed
deceased
In
the
manner
he
had
sworn,
then
the
jury
must
acquit.
The
unfortunate
man.
defence
conn-!
Eel
concluded,
waa
already
gsix'v
now
,
and
had
failed
greatly
since
His
arrest.
1
No
matter
whether
he
were
sent
to
(he
gallows
or
to
Jail,
he
could
nut
last
'
long.
"If
yen
tHink
his
story
reason-tbty
true,
then
I
ask
you
to
acquit
,
him."
concluded
Mr.
Wlsroer.
Mr
Johnson1
pointed
out
that
the
case
was
not
a
contest
between
hlm.-self
and
defence
counsel.
It
was
the
:nort
Imptrtant
function
of
the
crown
pro"cittor
to
bring
out
the
true
evidence
whether
or
not
It
should
be
favorable
to
the
accused.
His
sole
object,
lir.
Johnson
asserted,
was
to
get
the
truth.
It
bad
been
admitted
that
the
man
was
dead
and
had
been
killed
with
a
bullet
from
a
line
In
the
hands
of
the
accused.
The
crown's
case
waa
that,
first,
Rlvard
was
not
In
lawful
possession
of
that
rifle
and.
second
there
was
no
lawful
reason
for
his
us-
;
ing
it.
It
waa
for
the
Jury
to
decide;
whether
the
ator
of
the
accused
or
,
rifle
,
unfortunately.
waa
pointed
straight
at
Ritchie.
There
were
certain
things
that
lend
one
to
believe
It
a
not
an
accident.
Three
wttneeaea
had
worn
that
they
had
heard
the
sound
of
a
click.
If
that
clicking
had
been
tm
wf
.
'-ii
waff
rxranar
tint
counsel
for
the
scented,
knowing
of
such
evi
dence
as
Deschamps
had
said,
had
not
caused
it
to
be
adduced
St
the
Inquest
thus
"going
a
long
way
in
defence."
"I
suggest."
said
Mr.
Johnson."
that
this
evidence
did
not
exist
but
is
a
figment
of
DeschampVi
imagination."
Crown
counsel
stated
that
only
accused
had
said
that
OTXnlnell
had
come
back
after
he
had
onoe
left.
There
no
stigg?a;'on
of
self-defence
In
the
Mfmtf
IniPii
111
ill
i
aft
tsar
IIUI
mm
1
that
of
the
crown
witnesses
was
tbe
'-correct
one.
J
sse.
Crown
counsel
also
asked
the
Jury
,
Mr.
Johnson
urged
the
Jury
not
to
be
to
dismiss
the
matter
of
liquor
frorri
rts
!
influenced
by
aympthy
cither
for
the
The
crown
did
not
merely
want
a
victim
because
a
man
waa
dead.
He
urged
the
Jury,'
lu
conclusion,
to
deal
with
the
facts
as
would
ordinary,
rational
men
in
every
day
life.
JIDOE'J
CllAKdE
In
opening
his
charge,
Mr.
Justice'
hands
in
such
a
manner
without
i
Grecrrv
uraeel
the
lurv
to
be
tulded
being
liable
for
the
consequences.
b
Jt,
own
rUecUon
of
the
evidence
There
was
ho
doubt
that
accused
had
onq
not
iy
hiM.
it
WM
the
duty
of
the
tie
moat
sober
man
there
tnat
h,r,
to
decide
whether
accused
was
night
btft
every
crown
wltneaa.
he
guilty
or
not
guilty
and
he
urged
the
maintained,
bed
tried
to
tell
the
truth.
not
to
be
guided
by
any
view
Waa
it
probable,
asked
Mr.
Johnson.
.hry
might
perceive
or
thing
they
per-tnat
the
seraplng
of
the
rifle
atalhtt
L.etTed
the
bannister
had
caused
the
discharge
Hl,
Lordship
pomti-d
out
that
if
a
Oi
that
bullet
that
killed
Ritchie?
i:!m.n
.hot
at
another
thlnklna
It
ws-
the
story
of
accused
had
been
correct.
;ome0ue
else,
he
waa
Just
as
guilty
oi
-ontnded
:rown
counsel,
the
bullet
'Would
have
passed
clean
over
Ritchie's
head.
His
eiiggeattan
waa
that
the
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
This
had
nothing
to
do
wtth
;
sccused
or
for
the
deceased
the
ease.
Apparently,
all
were
on
good
terms
except
Rlvard
and
OJXmnell."
the
whisky
bum."
Kven
though
Paddy
had
made
aa
great
nuisance
of
himself
as
possible,
the
accused
was
not
Justified
in
using
the
loaded
weapon.
A
couM
hot
take
the
law
Into
MS
murder
as
if
he
had
shot
tt
i
man
In
tended.
If
an
offender
did
i
n
unlawful
act
likely
to
cause
death
without,
however.
Intending
to
do
hurt,
murder
;
might
,
be
implied.
The
possible
ver-dif
in
this
case
were:
guilty,
not
guilty
or
manslaughter.
His
Lordship
defined
manslaughter
in
which
provo
cation
was
often
involved.
If
the
Jury
auied
by
accused
ralalng
the
haihmer,
;
oeiuvd
there
waa
provocation
and
the
then
ht
had
aonte
vll
intention.
In
llllrB
had
teen
committed
on
the
spur
any
case,
a
man
waa
rtppostd
to
ap-;ot
the
moment
it
ir.ign:
bring
in
ver-prcclate
the
consequenoea
of
Ma
act
fdlct
of
manslaughter.
Mr.
Johnson
referred
to
the
fact
that
i
.
ordel.
convict
of
nurder.
the
accuwid
had
seni
for
no
help
afier
the
orowll
must
thow
that-
there
was
an
tragedy
occurred
although
there
men
there
wbd
eould
gave
gone,
it
It
Had
ben
an
accident
Why
had
accuotd
tcld
Potterton
that
be
had
gone
for
a
pall
of
water
and
found
the
body
there
when
he
returned?
Mr.
Johnson
question
the
versetty
of
the
evidence
of
Sam
Dascbampe
who
had
testified
that
Casey
tuU
told
htm
that
he
(Caseri
had
thrown1
the
ami
intent.
If
the
Jury
thought
that
the
accused
had
been
justified
in
taking
the
gun.
say
in
defence
of
hta
home,
and
that
It
had
accidentally
went
off.
the
verdict
should
be
"uot
guilty."
But
there,
must
be
um
good
reason
to
make
tfc
necessary
to
use
the
gun.
His
Lortishlp
did
not
recap
'.any
attack
that.
hid
been
mnde
Upon
accused
ic.-pt
by
Paddy,
"the
Whlakey
bum."
nd
thert
a
general
flKht
anaaea
which
hnd
not
been
In
the
nature
of
an
at-jck
upon
accused
but
a
dispute
among
'themselves
a
to
w
nether
accused
should
have
been
attacked.
It
one
waa
apprehensive
of
being
killed
or
receiving
grlevKnts
bodily
haJrm.
then
one
might
desl
Just
such
a
death
or
bodily
harm
but
to
no
greater
extent
than
was
required
to
prouvt
one's
self.
Tcaling
with
the
tncta
of
the
case.
HU
Lordship
remarked
that
It
waa
to
rr
A
ib.
Sight"
I
est
Prociiralile
(THE
ORlClfiAL)
Pure:
Scotch
Whisliy
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
C,.i
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Scut
tlmiiti
aUu
m
BJm
GI.itl
Dif.ni.
Dafl.
T'-'
J
jvertisfiricnf
"i5
no
nnhltalied
of
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Cbntrol
Board"
in
I
-"o-timonr
of
British
Columbia
'
.
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29,
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PAOB
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fHB
DAILY
KHWi
,
a-,
WHEREVER
THERE
ARE
FLIES
USE
FLY-TOX
6S
FLY-TOX
U
a
scientific
insecticide
It
Teat
developed
atVdbn
Institute
of
Industrid!
liestardi
1
1"
wjiMt!
MgnegmpnTartfrreama
ir.
m
ho
T7s
FLIES,
mosquitoes
MOTHS,
It
O
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4i
J,
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w-
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NOT
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OF
TUB
MUHDGK
OF
WIL-MAM
RITCHIE
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Jlllft
AT
ASSIZE
COURT
YESTERDAY.
(continued
from
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one)
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Scotch
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fast
colors,
assorted
de
the
Interest
of
any
accused
to
tell
Just
ucb
a
story
as
would
save
him.
However,
there
were
"men
who
would
d
-part
from
the
truth
even
In
such
extremity
and
"if
he
tells
the
truth,
that'
aU
be
can
do"
The
Interests
ar.d
demeanor
of
other
witnesses
must
also
be
c-naidered..
If
witnesses
were
under
the
Influence
of
drink,
thetr
recollections
.mlgnt
not
be
very
clear.
WhUe
Rlvard
had
the
right
to
worn
these
men,
he
did
not
necessarily
have
the
rlfttf
to
snoot
them
out
unless
his
life
orltedy
were
impertllrtt-te
bia,nuce
In
danger.
The
gun
was
loaded
amt.'
apparently,
accused
knew
it
was.
Accused
did
not
say
that
he
was
acting
in
self
defence
but
that
the
shooting
was
a
pure
accident.
He
had
no
business
with
the
gun
unless
there
was
some
necessity,
and.
it
he
hid
gone
improperly
and
killed
a
man.
he
was
'
gi!Ity
of
manslaughter.
There
waa
little,
If
any
evidence
of
Intent.
His
lordship
sgreed
with
counsel
that
the
matter
of
liquor
had
nothing
to
do
j
with
the
case
'
finally.
His
Lordshln
dealt
with
the
mutter
of
doubt.
lacking
absolute
certainty.
On
the
other
hand.
It
there
certainty.
It
was
necessary
that
there
should
be
the
highest
reasonable
waa
a
doubt
it
must
be
given
to
the
accused
but
It
should
not
b
an
Imaginary
doubt
but
one
such
aa
would
be
accepted
In
the
ordinary
affairs
of
evtry
day
life.
Jtf
t
ie
Jury
could
not
make
up
lu
mlsja
tut
that
it
was
an
accident
then
tflb
accused
should
receive
the
benefit
of
the
doubt
and
be
acquitted.
flat
f.
MiEKiTt:ni)if'T
the
Jury"rethd
at
exactly
fofcr
o'clock
and
returnee
twenty
minutes
later,
MotIs
ft.
Blott.
the
foreman,
announcing
a
verdict
of
"not
gBflty."
"You
ire
discharged.
Mr
Hlvard."
announced
His
Lordship
"and
I
hope
this
will
be
a
leaaoa
to
you
not
to
keep
loaded
firearms
where
there
are
desJ-ing
in
liquor."
"I
have
ne
criticisms
to
offer
but
am
satisfied
with
the
way
In
which
you
have
discharged
your
duties."
stated
the
Judge
in
excusing
the
Jury.
It
was
then
that
there
waa
the
outburst
of
applause
which
waa
quelled
Vy
His
Lordship.
signs,
32
Inches
wide.
Good
cnallty,
3
yards
for
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48"
imported
French
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Terry
border.
1
yards
maacs
a
drea.
IVa
yards
for
$1.00
English
Figured
Voiles',
assorted
designs,
fast
colors,
39
inches
wide,
2
yard
for
$1.00
English
Silk
MorotaiM,
asscced
design
and
colorings,
reg.
value."
IM.50
yard.
Special
at
2
yards
for
$1.00
Extra
special
value
in
Cretonnes.
We
have
some
wonderful
designs
and
quality
among
this
lot
36
inches
wide,
3
tafds
for
$1.00
3S
inch
NafUcneck,
an
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for
underwear,
cortajna,-
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4
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English
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Towels,
large
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extra
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8
for
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Pillow
Cases
ready
for
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pairs
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ftrflghWl
rtllow
Cases,
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from
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Pair
t
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72
inch
Bleached
Sheeting,
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will
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even
finish.
'
2
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31.0ft
70
iffch
Irish
Table
Damask.
This
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Yard
$1.00
Boys'
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Wool
Sweaters
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polo
collar,
in
shades
of
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2
$1.00
12
only.
Boys'
Oliver
twist
Suits
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Homeipuns.
3
to
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Suit
$1.00
3
dozen
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Values
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Ech
$1.00
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Socks.
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shades
and
sizes,
2
pairs
for
$1.00
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which
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spring
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ydur
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