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SHE KNEW HOW.
inc innocent 3iniJcn's Method bf
Identifying Herself.


Anaconda Standard.
There" she said, as she finally got the
check properly Endorsed and handed it TO
The paying teller. "Id like to have the
money, please"
The young man scanned 1t carefully and
then looked at her.
Is there anything wrong with E?'' she
inquired, apprehensiyely.
NO; ] am sure it's ali right Only we
have our rules here. aud before We can
let YOU have the money you will have to
be Identified
But the friends ann visiting took trip
out mo tho country with my mother this
morning"
Then you viii have to wait until to
morrow
But ! need the money to do some shop
ping with this afternoon"
I'm very sorry"
Is 1t absolutely necessary to be identi-
fed?' she asked plaindgely.
Absolutely"
Wei I suppose | can manage it, WIN
the bank be open Tor an hour?'
Yves"
Then Ili hurry homo and put on my
evening gown. IT'S a great deal OF trouble
but It's the only way and I'm glad ! hap
peued to think If it,
81 don't quite unAersi and,
"Why. ! have strawberry mark on my
rIgh, shoulder and everybody Who has read
anything 8t all knows that there Isn't any
better Identification than strawberry
| ,o.vfs
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ArrMALA AM nospuRAs.
piSi"n'atfc Relations of the Cnun-
trics Ahect n Minister

Washington, December 9.--Dr Hunter Of
Kentucky who has been appointed minister
10 Guatemala and Honduras, was at the
state department today, and having re-
Sslvea ltal instructions viii sail from
New York on the 20th Instant. He sC,es
70 Guatemala City. The capital OF tiuate-
lnaia, but as his case is in many respects
similar to that OF Captain Merry II 81
probable he viii be eoanned in his ministry
70 mat country and viii not be received
~ honduras. In that case Honduras also
VIII b without a Uuited States lcga,ion
ine trouble arises from the fact that whe,
me republic was formed il was agreed
nanos .he party nations that the foreign
ieiAhons should be conducted throueh a
d.et and they insisted that ministers frcn,
utner countries should be accredited IN
congress had divided the missions i,
Sen'rsl America IN such fashion thu,
sasn Q. ,ne mo missions includes a ,c,un-
Ts within and one without the greater -.
public This Fact was repusnant 10 ,hs
nations in the league. Owing 10 The terms ,ns
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\ DLrIENL NpnIsli.
ne Was Anxious 80 DO Most Any.
iaing 10 PiraSc His Wife.

r,-,.,,-I. -, - T." ''0''NV NE VIC.
Tha esI, r.,,b ,,t-,.,
c,,,r.,t,., '''' "''''h ne strobe into the
oa''idlsA committee room was a very
ietsure'y one. lie took plenty of time 10
- 'V'''' "'4ore ne began:
leaF as now your party doesn't eA-
poet to do mucA next election"
"Wglo toli YOU that?'' inquired the clerk
"a !9' u folks
a eior,6ns /" t, S,ai1 g. me prospects of
for M ,op ris ,otoFy Tor onr long struggle
'nan t6ey ere at present"
f,tIi.,oH 9on say go, il Dotted thought
mef,s. ap ne ,h C1a aIeY%r for few mo-
"W, II H'i' tlSa exclaimed win a sigh
goln,'" 's'No" might as We'll be
W, Vas that all you wanted to find out?''
paote W. - az II | had known oros-
I vo,,, WCte - terribly bright with you
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SCHEME FOR AUTONOMY.
49, trhi y iNy1b
Its Inauguration ny Provisional Ap-
poIutmcnts Next Monday.


New York, December "a special to the
Tribune from Washington says Next Mon
day is understood 10 be the day set for the
institution of the provisional government In
Cuba under the autonomy DEGREES OF NO
vember % and rs. The state department
has been given to understand that General
Blauco has arranged to do this Immediately
on the arrival OF the DEGREES in Havana,
where they are expected by Saturday or
Sunday at the latest. THIS Is 10 accora-
aucn with the closing seclL ion OF the decree
OF November extending to the Antilles the
electoral laws OF Spain on the basis OF uni-
yersal suffrage and providing the new con-
s,iIution for Porto Rico and Cuba in these
words:
IN order to establish AT once the new
regime the governor general will appoint
the secretaries Of the insuier government,
with whom no shall govern the colony un
I'll the insular parliament shall b. consu-
iuted."
The understanding is further that the
provisional appointees' will be Cubans
and members OF the autonomist party.
simultaneously the committee to take the
census OF tho provinces and make the poll
list for the hrst election VIII be constituted
and the necessary machinery organized to
choCSe the seventeen councillors OF admin
istration and the members OF the chamber
@! representatives, the latter being author
lad On the basis II one for every $4,000
inhabitants
AT the same election provincial and mu-
nicipal officers are 30 be chosen by direct
vote Of all male inhabitants Of legal age,
there heing no property qualification as
had becn generally supposed, except in the
ease Of the seventeen councillors che date
OF ihis electicn. while not get determined
upon VIII probably he set for somc time
next spring. although General Blanco may
ind 1t possible to order n In some cf the
provinces At least as early as the middle
Of January.
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A SENSATIONAL STATEMENT
Dreyfus Agitation Said to BE Plot
Against France.
QuIETNESS NOW PREVAILS IN HAY1l
All the stores Are Open AEain--A
French Cruiser Has Appeared
at Port Au Prince.
0ulETNESS NOW PREVAILS IN HAY

Paris. December LA Patrie today
stance of which is that the Dreyfus agita-
ton is the outcome OF an international
plt to divert Frances attention from
events abroad adding that an International
syndicate will with this object in view.
backed by foreign gold, commence opera"
tion in Belgium and develop them in Ger
many.
Paris, December "a mob of students
attempted demonstrations this evening in
front Of Luxembourg palace. where the
senate sits, shouting Down with scheuerer
Kistner," Down with the senate"
The students were dispersed by the
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New orleans, December 9-David C.
Hollanfer the wei! known attorney ana
consul OF Peru. ha. an idea about ttardi
Gras for this year. which. if slio,essf INV
'afrlea out w.il make the occasion prac-
ucafly an international affair. ana the
most e,ahortte Carnival ever held Nv
SN li8r coincidence Mardi Gras ana
Nash1Eton's birthday will fan on tNa
same date February % RMS being tbe
case MI. 1oiaader proposes TO tute al
vantage OF TIE occasion ana cXterj fLA
cG!rnrati9n far this year into n Naomi
liialf. "hteh will invite the atteul IN OF
ar countries. 20
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Of our appropriation act the president was
obliged to credit The ministers to the coun-
tries named In the act Captain Merry TO
Nicaragua and Costa kica. Dr. Hunter TO
Guatemala and Honduras. and had not the
authority to credit them to the diet. so
the persistence Nicaragua and Honduras
have shown In their position has resulted
In depriying one Of the presence OF any
United states minister and threatens to
do the same with the other. In this case
IL will be interesting TO note how the dip
lomstic representation OF the greater re
hubble in Washington now coniided TO the
charge OF Mr.. Corea. will be affected
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Philadelphia Record.
We have some pretty long stretches
of duty" said a LOCOMOTIVES engineer the
other day. and 1t isn't an uncommon
thing for man to 20 for forty-eight hours
without sleep, or course il isn't the best
policy for the railroad company to allow
sueh thinS 20 happen, but sometm mes
1t cant be helped II would be a pretty
serious thing for an engiIeer 20 20 TO sleep
at his post, You think II would be hard
Tor a man TO sleep under such circum
stances, ehs We'll, | never heard Of the
engineer doing H. although sometimes they
come pretty near 10 doztag but my own
fireman went sound asleep during one or
my runs recently. The poor fellow h4d
beeh kept on the Jump TOR three tayg
without wink Of sleep, and when we
started on the run in question he was
simply dead tired. He managed TO keen
awake, however. untll we reached tho
outskirts Of the city. 1t was his nlac-
men to ring the bell continuously uotil
we got into the train yard. He kent thar
peli going with regularity ana wondered
az ms vitality. When ran my engine int
me ronndho1se he never moved out a.
III MS scar. but still yanked the b.u rope
ihen saw that he was asIeep c,t,ai
the Other fellows, ans. We watched him ~
nWo or three hours, sleeping away. and
YET pulling dutifully at the bell when
We iinaliy woke him up his arm was sers
anu ne was mad as hatter.''
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CAHLisTs AND sAGAsrA.
FORMER Making Capital Out of tht
t.nttcr's Expressions.

FORMER Making Capital Out of ths,
Lntter's EAprcsSipns.
London, December l0.-The Madrid cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail suys the
carlist organs throughout the country are
making capital out OF pronunclamento
delivered By Senior Sagasta on the auton-
omy schcme, The Carlist minority In
the cortes have issued a protest ju which
" drew a clear distinction between pollti-
cal and administrative autonouy. S.oor
Sagasta Unexpectedly echoes the snnr
mehls Oh the protest IN u speech DECLARING
that the nation was "animated nv the
isGy." "''"-
He affirmed that the country had NOT
shed It's blood In Cuba as a vain saerinrc
wy IN oroer 10 retain the colonies as an
integral portion CT her dominion ana fh-,t
the governments action In granting nall,
iona autonomy to the Cuhans was mtn on
I"sitioh to tho feelings OF the country ara
the solidity a tho nation.
The Carlists hail this, coupled with Gan.
eiFfi Weylers attitude. as sign that even
the liberals regard the government 4, tha
regency as doomed and are alrea iy lto.
paflns 20 ieaye sinking ship. The Carlist
!. - s ", ualiy attack the regency and refer
uo the Duke OF Madrid (oon carlos) openlv
~ I'll Rey." S'NA's
u may he noticed that no stems ara tato,,
against thfse journals. 'NN"
She now promises more liberia, gov-
eminent to tho cubans. autonomonss i,
cnAractcr and under such conditions tbat
~. ths administration feels called upon 10 give
s nv relorns on the part OF Spain fair
sHhi In fact under diplomntio usas.s
our friendly offers having been acceptes
We must at least give the Spanish minIssry
Z onanee 70 carry out the reforms and
representative Berry OF Kentucky. thu
usss .ocratle member Of the Cuban sub.eom
r. SAID ~ am In favor OF the recoeni.
ton Of belligerenoy OF the Cubans Tha
people Of my section FEEL that wav apd ars
sse1y y Hight TO sustain that principle "a
~ he that autonomy Is gold briek
~ Spain has had three years 10
u xgr snd has done noihins. / am
X ~ xs1n our coyntrx into for
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A New bond for Mail TAT

Washington. After Januar!
ter carrier in the government Z
have to give q bond for slVN Y
a recognized surety or indemn"'
to protect the government
Though a bond in his SUN
CURED OF letter carriers 'nsa
mitted to have as sureties ~,
citizens who can quallfy ior "A
OF the bond. i,
A recent investigation by W. Y. Z,
showed that a large propeSs
bonds of letter carriers wes y,
The difficulty of keeping tae L. n
and collectable has been 50 Wi
has been decided 10 al,oeP- IA IA
unless signed by RECOGNISE
tions who make a business
trusted officials. Carriers aifes ~.
the latter concerns will nol =
new security. -
While all the carriers Wiii ~ "
to pay for their bonds, inc = u,
be great. It is said that ", /.
nual cost of al $1,000 bond WIN
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Thinls Jcarics VIII whtp sharl.,.

chicago. December 9.--Joo ChoyusR saii
today he was well satisfied with the re-
suit Of his fight With Jenries a week ago.
rs says his opponent IS Il hard pu,,Aer.
ani Tor man OF his size is the quickest
j 81 ever saw.
As to the proposed meeting between
Jti'ises anI Tom ShLrkey. Choynsli
thinks Jeifr.es viii be too quick for the
Sa4ol' thSNnsh leaves tomorrow foq
TRIMMING Of Dan Creedon. Creedon Is re
pofted to be in excellent condition and
RAJ 1ly. getting into shape for MS fight
with Kid AlSCoy.
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MADRID, December 9,--At cabinet eeun-
ell today, the queen regent prssll,ng mo.
luier sagas'a outlined the opinion OF the
''a' 0peau press resartins McNinIey's mes.
sage TO congress, Tho majority OF them.
said the premier, were iayorabla 10 snain
ne further declared that in the eysnt a.
.he United states Wishing to Intervene In
una u would find the government pre.
Earea 70 defend the rights ana honor Of
ctsln As 70 The military operations IN
that she results obtained We're sat,s,seto'
~ The premier also said he ala moi nv +.
tain seat ons - VI 'ff-
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Italy, Texas, December S.--A large cats.
m'"nt was killed hsre in town near The
Missouri Kansas and Texas depot last
h'sht Just about dark. Another one was
seen near the oil mill this morning. The
on mlit and Italy Gin eompany's builc-
ings, whigh are close together ana ~
big wood ricks, afford shelter for Them
~ daytime and the nearby chicken rests
lufhish plenty OF food. They seem ytrv
gentle and the che killed was more IN.
ciined 10 fight than to run.
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OPINION OF A CONGRESSMAN.
srain Accepting Fricndt, ofrrs EN-
ut.cd Ia n Fair Trial


Washlngton, December .-Representot,,,
Adama of Pennsylvania. who was today
named as chairman of the subcommittee
ON foreign affairs to deal with the Cuban
questions when asked as to his views ON
the spanish-Cuha status said: I'VE in
g friendly way through our minister az
Madrid MIR Woodford, suggested seye,a,
things which Spain should do, such as
the speedy trial OF American prisoners. n
more humane way OF conducting the war
anu q better treatment of the concentrates
iall OF the las; Spanish ministrr nv
sasasta cabinet received these suggestions
taVorahly and the feeling for concentra1 oes
nave been carried out as TO every frienulv
proposition Of our government
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weyIer Feels FIattcred.

Mcdrid, December 9.--General Weyler.
the former captain general Of Cuba, is
quoted from Barcelona as saying be con-
sldered President McKinlcys message the
most glorious compliment which could be
paid him. when coming from SPANS most
dangerous Emery. fhe general further re-
marked that he would make statement in
the cnrtea in order 10 leieDd bis JOlleY.
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Museogee' l. T.. December e.-Tbc sn,-
.'a' session oil the Creek council adjourned
'opay after having accomplished littIe n,oro
'han the appointment of co,,mi,toa -,
lhree to confer Win The leaders ~ 49,
other tribes regarding lspsrhecer,s tue
sne consolidation Of tiu five tribst Ian 'or
step preliminary 10 statehood mr. dc
AZ FORM OF Territorial eoyer,,, n,",e
ne sreeks are paying no attention ~ ~
h az, q congress which abolished tba,,. -, me
M una n courts on January next, and Al, n,
10 TO- ce e' officials for term OF Two yaap y,
tWtions,i,u nav eaen installed The copstt.
attacked in the Fs ss, % congress may be
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Vienna. December 9.-The young Czechs
made demonstration at Brunn, the capital
Of Aorayia. yesterday but were dispersed
by The police, who were called upon Iater
to disperse d counter demonstration Of
Germans. Twenty-tour arrests were made
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sponsiblity Of the government Is enormous
II II fails 10 profit by the opportunity Of
fered to place the country ia a position
TO defend It's interests"
The ministerial globe confirms the re-
ports that the government Ia making prep
arstions to meet the threats Of interyen-
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neiiigrrent span,sh pa,,or

Madrid, December a,--The Imparclal
SAYS to-day that II takes ii for granted ,h,,
me government win make the necessary
preparations 10 meet the intervention
threatened BY President Mckinley. aadin,
!, the new loan for the reerranixa,lon =,
the navy Is floated, It is sure 10 succeed
- conciuslcu. impartial says. 1.-THE re-
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VIII Discharge thc ne,,

Ha'iieN, n, s., December 9.-The British
steamer Beneroy. frcm Galveston to Havre
with a oarg1 OF cotton, which put IN hera
'as' week with INTO in her hold. has been
ordered into dock TO discharge. II MAS
,',. Two days ago that the fire vas out
but the Liverpool owners oahIes - -,
York that the cargo would Nav. !, ~
discharged to make certain there WAS no
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Port au Prince. December S.--The night
passed very quietly and this morning all
the stores are open, No excitement ap-
pears Two w3rShips French cruiser,
the Admiral Rlgult de Geneuilly, and an
American vessel catered this port this
mcrnIne
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NO CuRIc-N0 PAL

That is the way all q,u n
GROVES TASTELEsS cHin Hin,
Chills and Malaria. II IS s''D rrAae
Quinine in tasteless form, q
it. Adults prefer it to pis'e'
tonics. Price soc.
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no cure 4 com IN on. ~.

Take Laxative Rrono Quinine Tablets Al,
DRUGGISTS refund the money il ii rams -
cure PC, The genuine has L. q. O. on
each tablet ~'eo
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- Evidence. OF Mysterl


Chicago, December 9.-Eyidence Of
startling nature which indicates that a
murder has been committed somewhere be
tween Chicago and Denver, Oh the Chicago
aud Alton road, WAS found today on top
cf the front trucks OF the Pullman sleeper
Mtltades, shortly after its arrival in Chi
cago. 1t was d human foot, apparently
that Of "a man, and a long slender spike
penetrated the large toe. The foot which
had been torn OF above the Ankle was bare
and mutilaied. Ljgame1ts which had been
torn from the upper portion Of the limb
and remained attached to the foot IN dis
mcmhormcut. were twisted about the blood
stained trucks Of the sleeper The police
believe a man had been tied to the track,
his feet spiked to the ties ana thnt he had
then been left TO meet certain death under
the train, Or this theory INQUIRIES IRE
NOW being made at every point on the read
between Chicago and Denver
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an Arkansas hotel was advertised a.
, ,ulsnws, This hotel viii be kent oy The
m,aow o. the former landlord. Mr.. Brown,
proved PLAN" @nu 'n-
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eIgn complications. but after 10000 lives
have been sacrificed In Cuba II is about
time VIC did something"
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BiIiousn
Is caused by torpid liver, NJ.
tor and permits food a a W.. /.
the stomach. Then follow 49,
oo(

insomnia, nervousness ~ N
II not relieved, bilious fevs, y
or blood poisoning. Hons
Pills stimulate the stomach .
rouse the liver, cure hess.,.
s!ipation. etc. % cents Sss I
cAe only Pills TO take wi,ks Nh n
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OF LABOR
The Union BARRIERS of the Country
Want Legislation.
CONVICT LABOR REPORT
It Was the Sense OF the Committee That
Employment of 1t Should Be Pri-
rnarily for Self Support
Southwick Bill

Nashville, Tenn. Dec. l6.-When the
American Federation of Labor met to-
day the committee on resolutions intro
duced a resolution urging the Fedora
ton of Labor to give its earnest en-
enlargement to the proposed legisla-
zion in behalf of the union BARRIERS OF
the country. The resolution was dis
cussed by several delegates and finally
referred to the state branches without
recommendation.
Delegate Elderkin offered resolution
reciting that as the supreme court in
the decision of the Fargo case has held
that specific enforcement of contracts
to labor are not inhibited by the con-
stitution of the United States, the
American Federation of Labor appeals
to ''ail lovers of their kind TO watch for
and If possible prevent any legislation
by any state legislature or by congress
which shall in any way give force TO
the principle laid down in this deci-
sion" The resolution also urges upon
congress ITO blot from the present stat
utes the provisions which now make
the principle enforcible upon seamen
and fishermen
One of the most important reports of
the session was that of the special COM
mittee on convict labor. Ii was the
sense of the committee that the en-
ployment Of convict labor should be
primarily for self-support. and at the
furthest for the making of goods which
should be used in state institutions.
The Southwick bill, which is to be in
troduced before congress, embodies the
idea of the committee. and IL is recon-
mended that IL be sanctioned by the
Federation. The second reading was
postponed until the afternoon session.
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the SUPPORT would do good to American
interests in the coast cities.
Senator Wilson said to-day: "Secre-
tary Gage said TO Senator Perkins and
myself that several grave questions are
involved. His understanding and that
of the treasury department had been
that by reason Of the concession grant
ed to Canadians at Dyea they in turn
granted concessions on miners outfits
at Lake Tagish.
Now said the secretary, II we
abolish. Dyea will not more burdensome
charges be laid upon miners entering
Canadian territory?' This question is
now undergoing investigation by the
department and an amicable and rea-
sonable solution is hoped for at an ear
ly date. The secretary" continued
Senator Wilson, will meet the senate
committee on commerce at an early
date to thoroughly discuss the matter
and reach a conclusion which will be
to the best interests of American min
ers and prOSpectCrs.'
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FROM DAWSON CITY.
The Cold Ranges From so to 20 below
Zero astner says There VIII he
Starvation on the klondyke.

Victoria B. C.. Dec lev. Kastner
and George McLaehlan, who left Daw-
son City on Nov. 3, arrived at VIC
toria this evening on the steamer Co
rono. They bring news that 500 men
have accepted the offer of the Alaska
Commercial company and the Canadian
government 10 supply them with FOOD
free at Fort Yukon, and have gone Tor
il. About 80 men We're passed on trans
coming out, All We're shy of PROVISIONS
and suffering severely, as the cola
ranged from 80 to 20 degrees below
zero.
Major Walsh, administrator of the
Yukon, was found encamped al big
Salmon. awaiting relief from Skaguay
He had lost two boats and much OF MS
provisions. The remaining portion was
spoiled and unless relief arrives soon ne
will be without food. Kastner says ne
cannot reach Dawson this winter one
of his party. Freeman. was drowned on
Thanksgiving day. Two of the party
OF five who left Dawson shortly before
kastner are in a bad predicament TheN
have been separated from their COM
panioas and are without food
kastner says people will starSe n
Dawson this winter. as there Is net
enough food. About 600 are talking OF
coming out on the first ice. hastnef
and MeLach9an mad a rough time corn
ing out. They started with four sleos'
but had to discard these and all un-
necessary luggage. For four days before
reaching Little Peily they were on snort
ratiCrs and an the way had % sleep
in the open air beside a fire The weather
VAS cold all the time. The ponce arr
now stopping all men from going NJ as
II Is next 20 impossible to make the Trip.
The Corona has on board tnlted
States marshal and a number Of prison.
ers for san Quentin. including sum
Birch, acquitted on the charge OF nluT-
tempted his arrest. but sentenced 20
three years for the crime of maShei1-
One Indian IS sentenced for life l9I
murder: another seven years. also 10,
murder and four White men, sentehSeo
for misdemeanors.