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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
A Republican Candidate.

While Malone is endeayoring TO per-
suade the people that his party will have
no candidates IN the field this fall the fol.
lowing notice is being posted in several
counties:
NoncE.-To REPUBLICANS OF AMELIA. Cum
BrRLAsD. AND PENCE EDWARD: Gentle
men.--As an evidence of my good faith as
a Republican, l announce myself q capdi-
date for the Senate of Virginia for the
next succeeding term. subject 20 the noIni-
nation of the convention which meets
this fall. ask you, Republicans. for all
your influence and support towards Sc
curing my nomination as true. earnest
Republican. Yours respectfully,
PEAcAY Is. JAsPEB.
Amelia Cour0.ouss, w.. August IA, 1891,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08

The Typographical Union Of Richmond
made splendid appearance in the parade
here yesterday. and we are proud to claim
such fine-looking body Of intelligent and
well-dressed men as members OF the Fourth
actafa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
ENGINEER HARToN's ACCIDENT.
HE Arm Cut or Just Above the EIbox--
DIR. A. u. Dickinson Prsaches.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, September t.
One II. H. Harton, OF Richmond. and for
twenty-one years well known and popular
engineer on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, met with his FIRST serious accident ut
the yard of the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
yesterday morning, which resulted in the
brought his train In and was examining
some part Of ths engine with his left hand
and arm between the spokes OF the driving
wheel. While thus engaged car WAS run
back against the engine. starting II, and
catching MIR. Hartons arm in the wheel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08

II sewer.gas ia chargeable with the diph-
liberia which prevails in many families
here how does it happen that the people
residing on the banks of Shockoe creek
0he chief sewer of the city, are nearly oil
exempt from tho disease?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08

The New York Sun says that there will
probably be more northern tourists in the
South during the coming winter season
than there has been in any past winter"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
NOTES FROM The WARM SPRINGS.
President Ingalls, and Party-He VIII
Build "A Cottage at the Warm.

Especial telogfam 70 The DIspatch.I
Isaac Davenport, Jr., lost one of his fine
carriage horses here yesterday. President
Ingalls, and Vice President Axtoll, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, arrived
hero to-day. They came over the New
Hot Springs railroad on yesterday: They
returned with their party TO the, Healing
this evening. Mr.. Ingalls, will leave for
Cincinnati tomorrow. He proposes to
build o cottage here this winter TO DC
ready for occupation by himself and family
next summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
THREE SEPARATE CHARGES.
A Negro Gambling and Sunday Drinking
Den Raided-Labor-Day.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va. September About 2
O'clock sunday morning the police made q
descent upon the house OF Willis Gillian,
keeper Of drinking establishment on Old
street. and routed a number OF negroes
taken into custody and held on three
separate charges Of permitting unlawful
gaming, selling liquor on Sunday, and
Keeping O disorderly house. When the
case was called in the Mayors Court this
morning continuance was granted nntil
Thursday az the request of the defendant
counsel.
St. Joseph's Catholic School opened this
morning for the fall session in charge OF
Sister Mary Joseph. who succeeds Sister
Augustine, lately transferred to another
field. The public schools and many of the
private schools of the city will be reopen
ed next week,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08

According to the Brooklyn Eagle of Sun
day, Governor d. b. HILL " has committed
himself absolutely TO the support of Ros-
WE'LL p. FLOWER as the Democratic candi-
date for Governor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08

w. J. Pullian, Leesburg. N. c., SAYS: II
am sufferer from Headache, and happen:
iug 10 get hold Of couple of doses OF
Bradycrotine it acted 80 well that l want
you u send me dozen bottles.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
More Like Him


There IL q man In our town,
Whose they say who know
Is worth cold fat million, and
Ihavo no doubt It's 80.
But when there needs for charity
Some trifie 20 DO spont.
For taking hold 10 help along
He isn't worth a cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
PROPOSALS.
--.00rs~N~NN-~NsNN~~N
DROP SAILS FOR PRINTING.
l. BINDING, RULING, &C.
COMMONWEALTH OF yRGNIA,l
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT or
PCBLIc PRINTING,

OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT or
PCBLIc PRINTING,
RICHMOND, Va, September 2, 1881.
Sealed proposals viii be received at this oflice
until WEDNESDAY, September 10, 1891,
st 12 o'clock NJ, for the PRINTING, BINDING,
RULING, &C., for the State OF Virginia for one
year from October /, 1891.
Printed schedules showing In detail the classin-
cations win DO furnished 20 bidders ON applica-
ten, on which Gil the bids Will be required TO be
made.
Contractors VIII BIO required 10 enter into bond
With security, 10 DO approved by the Secretary
OF the Commonwealth, Tor the prompt and faith.
full execution OF their contracts.
The Superintendent reserves the right 20 place
the contracts In such manner as VIII insure tho
prompt and accurate execution OF the work, and
bids from parties without the requisite facilities
ars not desired. Tho right Is also reserved OF re-
tocting any or all bids, and the work viii be
awarded In such lots or portions az the suporin'
tendent may deem proper.
j. II. O'BANNON,
no 3-eod6t Superintendent Public Printing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
ANY EXTREMITY

Of resistance within the state and Of interposi-
ton from without, whose course with respect TO
our debt has involved all It's difficulties worse
than ever, aud Is rapidly bringing back upon VI
oil the burdens OF Notwithstanding readjust-
ment into reputation, and twice rejecting pro-
positions Of settlement that were well within the
lines that define the basis OF the kiddleberger bill
as originally framed and under-tOO1 and estab-
lsbed firmly and constitutionGlly by IL authors ;
aud WI Ose whole recent career, AZ for as they
dare, illustrates, though on some apparently
different lines, the samo maladministraton
which brought on the revolution OF 1879. Re
taking absolute control " state affairs IN
lSS3-'S4. with a million and a half cash In the
treasury-mean while collecting twenty millions
n taxes-and yet the public debt as de-
tormned by re9dlustInent Is enlarged by
four millions and more, and what OF aasets 10
show for this prodigious amount Of the peoples
money? But wait; h!de your time. In 1850 you
pollod 81, 900 votes for Garfield and in 1888 you
carried the State for Harrison, although only
1bl 900 votes were returned as cast for the Re-
publican ticket. Present 10 the world tho spec
tacle OF n majority OF the people OF great state
In this American republic abstaining from
the polls both ascandidates and constituents, be-
cause there is no longer any real ballot OF olec-
ton In the Commonwealth? Let the impostOrs
who are maslueradng In our clothes as Read
iusters, tine friends OF FREQ education and free
suffrage, as the conseryators Of our Institutions
and civilization, play their
pREARY FARCE
alone. Waste no effort or energy, no time and
means. IN a direction now perfectly useless.
Husband your strength and resources, Tor the
time which shall surely come when a fair lold
and an honest election shall be possible In Vir-
ginia.
For the rest, DO sure that fast-contng events
will call us all TO the field for the full liberation
OF Virginia. and let Us be ready for the occasion.
The STATE COMMITTEE,
By William NGaOn,, Chairman.
Petersburg, Va, llth August, 1891.
The sub-hesdings above are as they appear In
the address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY
I'D BOWLING GREEN, VA.

The special claims Of this school are its uncom.
mon healthfulness Of location its thoroughnees
and the cheapness Of its rates. Supplied with
gymnasium, ball grounds, tennis courts, Sc;
pleasant and well-furnished rooms. Pupils sent 20
university, colleges, naval academies successful
without exception. Scholarship I'm Washington
and Lee University, HAmpden-Sidney College,
Richmond College, &C. Session begins SEPTEM-
Der 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
gVsfsIFR RFSORTS.

MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND
vi SPRINGS, over Rockfsh Gap, Blue Ridge
Mountains, 1,o96 feet above the level OF the sea.
Fine view, a delightful summer resort, cheap
board, strong iron springs many attractions &c
tho invalid, pleasure-seekers, and families; OF
easy access. Season ends OCTOBER 18TH Adj
dress Messrs. MASSIE 81 CO., Alton Va.
au 0-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
TOILET ARTICLES.
ELIXIR B4BEk.

preventive and sure cnre for MALARIAL Dis
EASES, promotes digestion. invigorates the sys-
tom. An absolute vegetable compound. At
drug2ists. soc. 30 A-3mDcnr2p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
uNsuCCYssTuL THIEVES.

Four attempts have been made within q
comparatively short time TO enter and rob
the dwelling Of j. NJ. b. Holmes, letter
carrier. The last was made on Saturday
night, but the thieves were discovered
and driven away. To-day two negroes,
named John Gum and Joseph Smith, were
arrested on strong presumpt.ve evidence
of guilt in the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
HEAVY RAINS

One Of the heaviest rains of the year
fell for several hours Sunday afternoon.
The ground was fairly deluged, and the
little streams IN the country were quickly
swollen beyond their banks. Just about
dark there was q single brilliant flash OF
lightning followed by a loud peal of thun-
der, and the house electric lights through
out the city were extinguished.
Mir. Il. W, Lynch, q well-known and very
popular citizen, is critically i'll with but
slight hopes of recovery. -.
A number of our people went over to
Richmond to-day to witness the labor
parade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-08
OFFICRRs FLYCTYD.

At meeting of Petersburg Topographic
cal Union, No. %, held to-day the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: President, +. I. Strailman; Vice
President, b. S. Turner; Secretary, @. A.
Clark; Financial Secretary. William Camp
bell: Corresponding Secretary, Walter
Brown: Sergeant-at-Arms, Edward Muir
ray; Treasurer. W. ID. Strailman. Trus-
tees-T. T.. Owen, L. l.. KUHN, and Will
ham Perkinson.
The holders of q number of the checks
sent from Baltimore by the Semi-Annual
League to members in this city Just before
the injunction was served restraining the
officers from paying out any more money
have had the same returned to them pro-
tested. Some who deposited their checks
at once for collection got their money.
The sun., 1891-01-24

Kinks are 70. better adapted to figure skating than
Greatly binders seeur.te smsnts and Also; ,eaass
as S
ss n. Of xa;. az l
strong aySeass q II. yses.as aasur. q IL. n' pSpS
:s
guy SSnx .s rn aas ns
fea fea on sn to ssrse. .s SD0
# s h. Ysny Of e. Ss
s.s yas only four S. on IL: .
dlcaiions that favorable period has begun this
year.
4. Ell:
only ssrs. which Ss1: tacusss
10 .H: ss
verse; III. on sssr tco .ss.y ws the iau .s
10
.l..ns s.y sSsa 20 ne:t..s: hnpy W 0R 4!w seSs ss
many osSsr s1ponsn. Q; u.S The .,s both men snd
q: 81. SsIs ison: Sas %.y y
hat sssas @ shlah tS.y :Ssw y Si.a.la d: Iseks 4hS g
sAr .sy saS: XII M.K.; = :S
ayes Of many BY hsr pis.,y eyolutions Ms; c.hi the
= i;.: sa is:sd's' ss I've
Moses Rubsnsein brother of the ngure sting cham
goa .ps.x'ns % .Ps:d .isi..: q iixn: Is.
s,I...n LAP. 70 .ns mile +, hs can fairly ~ hs
With other skaters @ he he says: when rrnk Doyd We:
think me man ever lived WHO could beat him on our
inns: an; i: :ss a;sas %s
YOU can easily apply IN speed skatina hs never vas
I as a.a: Es;. r%s ss ;: :dam.n Rss d
and never made race hard for himself think irwn
ranks very near Dowd, and now that he has strength
be is . very hard man Tor any one TO beat"
The New England Stating Association were very un.
ortunsts In being osved TO post pons ths!r nrst annual
carnival last Saturday on account OF the Ice Spy
Pond, Arlugtou. MAss. being covered with The
contests viii take place possible to morrow. but
Sess sntries from being prs.sS. fhsfs aers .1susy %
Sao,H.ra Joe and Jim Eadis frWin Of Ions. snd H
so%psasa @sn had ..T.n snliis. noadias aosss ben.
and Bacon Of Boston Besides thsse events there
Will be senior and junior polo matches between the
Harvard sE.,Oq ns a e. snd s,onsh.m IN tss ssn
Training. somervils and Brown and Nichols schools
IN the junior ciAss and fancy skating competition for
lady skaters.
The sun., 1891-01-24
Odds and Ends or Sports,

IN: E: o. III $: s:s
SursS On jan as.
u, n % a
Of R: s On Ss ''nis0r @ sA: :St Ss; 81
&. S W.. 81 p.ana. .Ssn men
p.lH on rss!. si:SSl.p srs.t sss
snasr.s p suS Sna " 0'h'r
us to sHs % Esest, ss
s .s.I Ssd5 ps but apply
the S:sty s"n..: Whit ~ 81: sIoolly5 ,.
SS p., S.1s
a'f% Ma pu:I :ne sns. saa aaa
4"..y sss ssa 81
v.n B.n;' I;:sc
CommodoI: named the following eommi.tessi House
,is.sss hs.'h ssssssg.
%. SSsn
":: s,s:s .ss ;s: !: i. s%:
feet not rumor, That have >oinsd The n. Az and
"a. .nS n. n. may;
Will De OF xreat ad vantage TO mo an athlete TIhpk
have done my duty athlete toward tho Acorn A,
A. hut recent actions OF the oilciss have compel d
me to make = change. FRANK N. REILLY,
3asN Union street. Brooklyn
.oass oa cS
nay IN: s: ss
TAs 6asS.s fs,f
Dyke sk ". RED: s. Elijah. Price: 8; ": Barber 4:
snIis.. yS wen BY Gsorx: and 4 cneCsry. John
i.ms ccndii,on. vi; won by W 9. aad Prie. and
eonditlonA wa. won By 2 aud John Price and
to Price's Hotel whore the club cup and badge were
presented to Y. w. Reid and L. w. Price respectively
held BY The msmbsrs of the Rdsssaoa I Hsrrei. @ on
course was about miles The travelling wa. fairly
crsdi,s6Is. Il was "clock when Referee Jam-s
A. blanchard of the enturion A. 4. called tho
runneTs out and despatched them according TO u err
handicap alotmsnts' tapt John J. ,.0urdin was on
scratch VITA tn, hand, marks extending from, 20
2o.ecoudsl won hy two yards from John j. "o'r rdiu
q minute y seconds ftvas rs.tiins Gnish with The
three pAcsd mon lighting out all the Way Time, %
minutes iSA sscondA
The sun., 1891-01-24
Lively Life at Harvard.

CAnBnIpGE, Jan. 2a-The Harvard seniors are In 40
tive training for the racsa Their daily work
ssrs sitting half hour the seats in the rowing
room and swinging back forth with their hands
their chests trying master tho body
tona The also short distances every day And
20 through dumb bell exercise. Tho rowing ia OF
such character that nothing be said Of Il by way
of criticism. Several of tho men who rewsd in last
years will doubt begin in the sprinE. but suly
two Of tho old mon have turned up yet.
membership of fftesu. Two matches have already
one with tho Arlington Club Tho club has first
class alleys for its practice and matches
The new $500 cato for harvard's fence which has
been given 10 the college by Mr. George Won Meyer
srty. 1t viii be placed between Haworthy and Thaysr
Like the amous $4,000 gate bstween Massachusetts
and award. y win have granite undsrpnnins and
while preserving tho general character OF the North
make this second gate In every rsspocs
~ 81 hs R.i ro ~
avenue gate Az sssn from Ihc Delta will
present = recessed entrance about forty te.t
as ana % ss .roSsh s
simple design twelve feet in vidth serving Of
3 81 Sd to ssSs ::
begun As soon as tho weather psrnilA hoRim Hckd.
1hs Hasvsa s1s B"tamcs Garden boast. Of r.re VI.
topical sr.snhonss. The plant which I. native of
Tho siem is about four feet Ips; its leaves OF
giossy green and are about g. tlons The blossom,
Which Il nearly SIX inches In diameter Is very white.
foot ana half The plant has four spikes Of nowerS
with thres blossoms on esch spike.
The sun., 1891-01-24
What IL English Billiards .

The English billiard world has been all torn up BY the
dispute raging among the professionals the
Of what really constitutes the English championship
game. 1t grew out Of John Roberss offer to discount
any player In tho world 24ooo points up that Rob.
erts offered to concede start Of 1900 points his
adversary at tho spot barred game ". J. Prall ap-
peaed tho Billiard Association to settle tho disputed
point whether not the spot stroke is barred In Eng
lish billiards
II seems certain that the rules will be modified Just
A. the rules OF the American Rame were when slosn
and Schaefer became too expert At rail for the
other cracks ono OF tho founders Of tho adopted
pionship contests says:
When ne champlonship COMMITTEES Of 1870 framed
the rules WAS expected that every would be abs
in time 70 make hundreds BY means Of the spot but It
piAysrs who even with The spot can beat the
even the very best piece OF furnure which
professionally do not want the pionshlp table Il
should at disappear for the spot game has
evidently greater attractions for the public than the
SPOT In play.
The English Billiard Association held ono meeting
fortnight ago In London Tho meeting was open to any
taking an interest In tho game and large muster
of billiard enthusiasts took advantage Of the opportunity
air their views Tho attendance included all the
principal professional players Aspecai general meet
Ing of the to be convened by The secretary
the signed reQusition of msmbers when the vexod
question will be finally settled as to what 10 English
Billiards and the style OF table that to bs recognized
The sun., 1891-01-24
Death of" Baby Mino."

"Baby Nine" the first young bird to return from
$50 miles In tho day of libsratnR 10 dead "Baby
Nine" famous In its day and its ready response
all demands Of its owner and trainer K H Csnovsr
marked a new era in pigeon flying. The bird was
matched in April. lsa She less than hve months
old whom she began that series OF Journeys In which
she won her horors Up to this time them young bird
races ended with that from 2IO miles
The first journey in which Baby Nine" . par.
ticipant Aux. Is. from Ekton, 100 niles The
birds nine In ALL returned, hut. with tho weather
against hem they did not make the speed suit their
and he at once sent them back to try It
again. The next journey was from Havrs dc Grace,
III miles Al, returned. The best speed was I.lus
yards per minute week later the nine were liberated
and s,x others in me home lott al 1850 4: T. On
the nneteenth day alter the Journey from Elkton ths
b:lo A. NJ ana. TO the surpris- of every baby
Nine was hos at nrns pnsssd The s.s
esporsa om1 in Nv YORK city by wire that night and Il:
asF s Sss
Next spring 'Bahy Mine was the soAd as an old
From sG Va. sE mi 9.
sped LII Yards psr a mnue .e,,y Nay lu .hrd hSnS.:
% iotss n c. SO miles entry eishSs.n birds. Ju.. ID
the season arEreEs.ed 80 miIes horsy .f.sr this
e po e II. H. "a
BY mistake in ono OF the densest foas Of the
&. the cloud dropped her iofs s.rriSis
Potomac Club: Ticer.ssdent / = stoclmsn AIrhS
1rer A. G. aorious Post Cus: Rnos ssofstsiis; Frank
keamsr and samuel r. Roth The schsd1Is fe5 &: som:
so miles. I.nc hsw5snssvil,. La rene. GA o,3 mites;
Va, $50 miles: sept 20 Franklin Junction 200 miles
The sun., 1891-01-24
E..sh.r,s D.v,. No. Downea Yet.

The anticipated fight in the Hudson County
Democratic Committee over the selection OF An
Executive Committee did not take place. Tho
General Committee met last night In the
headquarters In Grove street. jersey City. It
was expected that sx-Sherif Robert Davis
would be dropped from the Executive Com
mittee, but whom Chairman Michael ]. O'Don.
pel announced tho committee Mr. Davis WAS tho
first one named. The committee Is Robert Davis
sheimer. Frank smyth. Patrick Kenny, John
?. Fssney. John Conway: Jossph Wetnthal
sI- -officio member OF the committee. It is now
said that an effort will be made to prevent
Davis from succeeding himself as Chairman Of
tho Executive Committee.
The sun., 1891-01-24
FREE LOVE Ts. sPIRr1UALIsM
The "Anti.Fraua Society" Desires Facts
for the Information OF r. h. Kelsey.

The "Anti.Fraua Society" Desires Facts
for tho Information OF T. ID. Kelsey.
About three hundred circulars were received
yesterday by members Of the Brooklyn Spirit
nal Association. The samc society . week ago
received q lot Of circulars headed In big let
lers. Madam Dis De Fake" In which many
members Of the association wsrc caricatured
Yesterdays circular owes its ORIGIN to tho
Anti Fraud Society. az the circular itself avers
1t begins as follows:
Free lovers. FOOLS and fakirs muet be driven
out OF Brooklyn spiritual meetings. The Anti
Fraud Society is determined to expose and
hold up to ridicule tho coptsmptible impostors
called public mediums. and the fools who are
duped BY them. Also the free lovers who. BY
their presence. at public meetings. keep RI:
speotable people away. AZ persons OF good
ciety are requested to notify the secretary"
,oAnn addrsss II to the srrituali'ts OF Brooklyn
I'm n c our. VI next next circular We will give tho
names. addresses. TO-. Of the free lovers who
attend the various spiritual meetings In
tsssIon Of names Sssn Sa,es importsSt s facts % &s
In tho case Of thirty two PERSONS and We want
to get more Information. II you are In sym
persons whose names should appear in our
next circular. please All in the following form
and return to us. We intend to make 1t hot for
free free lovers and medumistic liars and trick
In tho form at tho bottom Of tho circular
there are vacant spaces to be filled with the
whom the slener can positively state" g be
maintaining, questionable relations with q
hs Az sH sss
general delivery Of the Brcetiyn Post Once
enough % adaionsi ouE iniormation i Viii bs sent N
to make our next circular interesting"
The sun., 1891-01-24
THE NEW ORLEANS VENDETTA.

Aequittal OF the Provenzans Gang en
Their Second Tr1al-Guilty the First T1me.
New ORLEANS. Jan. 29.-The jury In the
Provsnzano- Mstranga vendetta case brought
in verdict OF not guilty to- night. This is tho
vendetta which Is supposed to have caused
several murders and eliminated In the assas-
sination of Chief OF Police Hennessy A feud
arose out Of business differences between the
Mnlrange and Provenzano gangs last summer.
cart one night about midnight they were, fred
upon from au ambuscade, some Of them being
killed The police found half dozen Italian
blunderbusses on the street In the neighbor
hood of the shooting, and the MatrapRas
identified the Provenzanos as their assailants.
AS these vendettas had become frequent among
the Italians here there was loud demand on
the authorities to break them up. The case was
vigorously prosecuted and the ProvenZanos
were found guilty. but tho case was sent BACK
the new trial after having the most cont iic Ing
and contradictory evidence. the Jury returned
o verdict Of not guilty.
In the mean time the MatranRa party are in
Jail charged with the assassination of tho
Chief OF Police The conviction OF the Proven
zanos on the orieipa trial was the first time q
verdict Of guilty was rendered in an italian
vendetta case.
that in cases OF crimeB committed BY or against
Italians It is impossible to secure convictions