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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07
NOT a rRAoMrSr FOUND.
faur Mcn niown To Atoms by Explosion Of
Submarine Mine.

Boston, Mass. Dee. 6-Four men
were killed and several severely Injured
AZ Fort Independence on Castle Island
In Uosgon harb0r this afternoon by the
explosion OF mine which had been
removed from the channel by diver.
The men had placed the mine on the
carl and started 10 take u TO the place
where the other ammunition was
storrd. The road along which they
paased was unusually smooth. having
been constructed with View TO the
necessity OF care In Transporting eN-
ploalye material.
suddenly and without warning the
mine burst. The horse and cart AMI
three men were blown TO Fragments.
sergt, McGraih was Standing fully
twenty feet away. lie was Instantly
klilel by the conclusion. His body
does NOT bear a mark u any sort.
As soon aA possible after the explo-
sion a careful search was begun by
Lieut.. Raymond. who had charge of
removing ihc mines. but not n fraE-
mont OF men or clothing could be-
found. Lieut.. Raymond plated that he
could not explain how the explosion
occurred. lie says ihat since the or
der was Issued from Washington hun
dreds N mines have been handled IN
the same way "a was this one ana
transported over the same road.
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cnue oHly. and who Is pot physician.
who can AFFORD 10 make auch amazing
ana ridiculous claims.
liut this side issue has led ua some
what a-neld from Dr. Pierce un1 hla
sfeae h0st % women corres pondtuia.
NJ ihefe the Doctor Stands sort %
father coUfsssor % things physical.
Every lolter IL read privately werrd
privately. ana 10 contents guarded az
sacfcdly as becomes such confessions.
And AZ many women are naturally
sensitive about their ailm,nia even shr
replies are mailed. carefully and So
curoly sealed 20 a perfectly plaia en-
velopc, without printing ~ advertising
upon @. tllas there may ho no third
party 60 this CORES pondonee.
Any sick woman can have tho bene-
~ 81 consultation by letter With Or.
Pierce absolutely wi,hou. lee or charge
Of any kind.
More thaa half million Invalid
women have been successfully treated
by Doctor Pierce. aided by Ills SIAN 81
skilled specialists through the medium
OF corgHp. ndtuce. In thls way dis
agreeable questions and abhorrcnt eX-
aminatlonn and local treatments" ure
avoided,
The world a, iargo knows Of Doctor
Pierce, chiefly as che Inventor % tho
two wcll-lcn1wn remedies, Dr. F.erco's
Golden Medical Discovery and Doctor
plcrce's faYarlte Prescription. Aud it
Is probably the ease, shat in Eeuvnl
DR., Plerct's remedies are clasacd With
all the "iher "patcrt fnediclnsa," and
Or. Pieroe himself ranked with those
doctors" whosc degrees are purely
honorary or assumed. and no mora
stand Tor medical knowledge or oxperl-
ence. ihan the familiar title - Major"
In some sections uf our country, slgn,-
lies thlt the bearer ~ it u familiar
'with hiege and battle, DrPlercc does not
belong 90 che class Of doctors whose
titles are by courtesy only. He ls q
doctor by choice, q doctor by education,
doctor bN practice ana experience
lie rs morn than that. for although there
are no official grades and ranks IN The
medical muieHsIon as in The military,
which are marked BY titles and by
cheyNns, yet VS. - man advances "a the
plNcllce OF medicine, rs his knowledge
becomes exact and certain, as his slSlll
becomes developed and perfected, - he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07
The Man That Women
Write To.

There's man In Buffalo. who has
without doubt. burger number ~
woman correspondents shan any other
person. nan or woman. In she entire
country. Ana yet n0t one In a .huu-
sand Of the women who write have ever
seen the man they writc 90. For after
all it's not the man shey write - but
the physician. There's no sHN In mcdl.
cine. The physician with this cxien-
sivc correspondence Is DIR. v. Pierce.
chief consulting physician of the In
valld's Hotel and Surgical Institute. Of
Dunaio. y y.
Undoubtedly Doctor Pierce owes lis
great popularity among women 80 his
many ana wonderful cures % that cinss
Of diseases known as female troubles"
To the treatment aud cure ~ these dis
eases he has given over thiriy years of
his professional iitc.and has established
himself as the specialist par excellence
In the treatment % diseases peculiar To
women.
The esteem In which Or. Pierce II
held by women IL uni % be wondered
at when " is known thai In the thiTy
years. and over. In which he has given
attention 10 woman's diseases. h. has.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07
INTEREST REDUCED.
Another New York Hank Fails Into Line
on the Question.

New York. Dec, III, 10 stated In
Wall street that the board OF trustees
Of the Seamona Bank Tor savings u
considering the question % reducing the
rate OF lnieres, fromy0ur 20 three ard
one-haif per cent and that II this bank
iakca such q course many uf the other
big Institutions that have been hesltat-
ms will probably follow suit.
The SSamens Bank has been reluc,-
ant according 60 some OF It's nclghborA.
TO make change for six months or a
year yet. but 10 II said that the prcvl-
GUS course taken By the EmlFrant. In
dus,rlai ana Greenwich savings Bank
had considerable weight with II. Since
these banks reduced their Interest their
deposits have continued 20 expand. IL
IL about two years since the Emigrant
bank came down 10 a three and one
half per cent basis,
The idea OF reducing interest has been
under consideration for several years
and Il was actively bf0ached AZ the last
meeting OF the New York Savings Bank
association. II was the general opinion
that early steps would have TO he taken.
although no formal course was recon-
mended. Tho Savings banks IN many
western cities have already cjme down
10 three and one-half per cent basis.
while others have reduced thelr rate TO
three per cent,
Many Of the local savings bank o1l-
clals believe that Il j. only a question
OF time when they VIII have 20 come
down TO three per cent VA New YORK
City for there are now very few Invest
ments OUTSIDE OF land mortgages ycid-
ng more than three and une-hilt per
cen, In which The savings banks are al
lowed 20 use their funds.
In Wall street an Impression prevails
that the bankers OF some Of she leading
cities have been exchanging notes with
View 10 taking uniform action, ihsr"-
two cities are adopting arbitrary meas
uiss.
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friendship which was doubtless pro-
NOTED by the important role recently
enacted by the French ambassador NJ
Washington" II adds; Not a power
Interested In the far East ~ disposed
20 deny 10 America the practical and
reasonable demands Of President Me.
klnlcy."
The Temps thinks that after porusinE
the message. NJ one viii be the wiser
In regard TO what can be hoped from
friendship OF the United States, or
feared from her enterprises. AS re-
CARDS Cuba. II may be remarked that
the Prealdcnt's declaration ID absolutely
Identical with the declaration OF Great
Britain when that country entered
Egypt, where she SIN remains"
The most interesting point % the
message, according 10 she Journal De
Rats. i the fact that Great Britain'a
warm words % determination arc not
loudly echoed In u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

VIII he witnessed by the duke Of York
Her matvsiy Queen Victoria has eN-
pressed mach itgrrest In she coming
CONTEXT. aui o. DESTROYS. 30 the s.ury
goes. ehat royalty be represented by
some member Of her family. and thls
member viii be George Frederick.
The duke ~ York II che cldcs; son "
his royal hlghneaH the prince of Walcs.
her apparent 90 fhc shfune OF England.
He was born thlr.y-ghree years ago,
just eleven years before his grand
mc.ntr. Quecn Victoria. assumed sho
tale Of Empress OF India. ard Il there
fore just In the bloom OF his career
lie II handsome. brave and gallant.
ard "a chip Of she old block" Ia many
waya.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

, BE- said lu his defense shat 10 serious
Hrandai has attached Itself 90 she duke
o; Works name.
lie holds a high p'afion IN her
maiesiy's navy. and Il extremity pop
uiar Five years ago h. married VIC
surla Mary " Tcck. who was g have
married hih oldcs. brshcr, she l1ec
duke ~ Clarence. and thUfv are thrre
children. sNo b1ya and girl, as a re-
suit VI she union.
HIS gndcc the duke. viii be foscd nfi
diuld by his many millionaire Amcsi-
can friends and will make a sour OF the
ita.sa before returning 80 Eagland. 4,
" expected shat he will be accompan-
lt1 ~ Sir Thomas Lipinn snd several
others OF the English uOD.l!ty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

Paris. Dec. C.-'rhe Liher,e, referring
60 President Mcklnley's message IA
Congress, says 1.-The message, which
under the circumstances, was awaited
with national lmpltlcnce, satisfies ali
curiosity. II constitutes a true mani.
fest Of new imperial policy OF M,
United States. The American Republic
which has Hitherto been voluntarll,
lso,atrd, enters with wings fully out.
aprrad Into the concert OF the powers
and Intends hsncetorih TO be heard
and VIII make It's Intentions felt wher.
over II seems soud 10 H."
The Journal Des Debats welcome.
presldcnt McKlnley's hope that E
France. American understanding viii
shortly be reached. as evidence Of IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

who was elected 20 membership In the
New York stock exchange ON February
-. 1898, n IL said wui - Into Wall
street on his return from his wedding
trip. Frank J. Gould IL, like his brother
ueorge. an expert selegraphor. and has
always taken ! cullar interest ia lhe
Western rnlo; Telegraph CO.. ANA u ID
believed that hc Will turn HIS attention
chiefly TO the affairs OF that corp ration.
lie Il also said 10 he greatly interested
In the International and Great Northern
Railroad company. one OF mo Gould
roads In Texas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07
rranL >. Gould Iieache- M. Majority.

New York, Dec Nov that Frank u.
Gould. Inc youngcst OF the uons OF Jay
Gould has reached his majptlty there.
by under the terms of his fathers VIII
becoming one ~ the executors and truF-
taes OF the estate. u "a eNpscfed that he
viii also soon be elected 20 membership
In the directories OF me NaIlnus Would
prop.rtles. His three older brothers are
on theae boards, hut each has some In
terest In which he devotos his special
attention. Geo, !. Gould 10 especially
active In the management ~ the Mis-
souri, Pacific system, Edwin .ooka after
q big Ms.eh company ana Howard,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07
Henry %. myde III.

Now York. Dec, THE World says
that Henry u. Hyde. president Of the
Equitable Life Assurance society, u
seriously IN al his home In this ely tuf-
feging from nerVOua exhaustion. llia
physician said las, night In reply 90 a
direct question whether NJ. HYDE would
ever b. able to rsrume his duties;
"a: would certainly b. against the adj
Woe Of his phyalcllns. HIS age and tX-
treN,ly enfeebled condition are such
that the very great Improvement neces-
sary can hardly be looked for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

Berlin, Dee. 1.-THE National Zeltung,
touching ON President Mcitlnley's Nes.
sage, says; THE message generally
il eouohed In moderate terms ana does
mai Indicate an intention 90 force an
entry into International politics."
The V0sasehe Heltung expresses Itself
ns being disappointed AZ not finding In
the mprmgc the program OF shn
newly Initiated colonial policy"
Tho Tagablatt points out the contrast
betveon he Presidents message and
the prolific dcmonstratiohs OF the Brit.
in statesmon, and says the message
.,oniy curs0riiy refers 10 the Anglo.
American understanding"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07
ROYALTY TO VIEW THE RACE.
George Duke OF York WIN
for America

The malicious and seekers Of gossip
say that his grace fliris oU;rage1ualy.
and iasi summer during the London
season c11mccts,i his name with tina; u
a cer.iln German princess - rreat
beauty and immense wealth, but Il can
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

The iatcr, reports In vac ,lns circles
o,. 40 she efrec; that she grcit race be-
ewsen che Enrilsh zach; shamrock and
sho American Graf. Defender :or the
Ametlca's cur. % oveniuate next fail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

Disease u cured not by magical In
carnations but by medical science.
Hence Il IL that Ayers sarsaparllla
cures. and ihai Il proves 80 eminently
successful II "a a rklilfully-prepared
and strictly scientific blood-purifler and
tonic she only one admitted to ths
Worlds Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

For broken limbs. chlllblaius. burns,
scalds, bruised shlns. sore thrlat. and
sores or every kind, apply BAL
LARD's SNOW LlNIMENr II Will
give immediate relief aud heal any
wound. Price IS cts and 10 ots.-z. G.
NJ. !. DRUG Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-07

lie Is comlrs Fsed by Millionaire American Frsaa'
" n she States.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02
J For PURE FOOD,
--7-77.a7 = -
-'rhe Masses. Have, No Longer tn be In
ficted with had Food and Adulter-
ated Drugs.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Thes first
national convention in, the interest OF
pure food and drugs opened here this
morning. The movement originated
with8melnbers Of the National Grange,
which received the Cooperation of other
interested in pure food
for the masses. The governors of all
the states were requested to appoint ten
delegates each. Il
Most of the governors addressed
fespdndrd by appointing delegates, and
asa result, the large club room OF the
National holel was packed to suffoca-
ton this morning The main purpose
OF the gathering is to discuss pure food
laws aud to impress upon Congress the
necessity of passing such legislation as
will practically drive poisonous and
adulterated foods from ths markets by
placing such structures upon them as to
rendeFvtheir manufacture and sale an
nsfyeanddstfy .sTlle. congress will
Salso cobsfdef the adult Grated Hour bifl
now before Congress-,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02
ARMY COURT
MARTIAL
Captain Carter is Being Tried for
Conspiring, Embezzling
and Bad Conduct.
A LUSTFUL INDIAN HANGS
The Liberal Government in On
tario is Endorsed by Win
ming tho Last Election.
.MURDERER'S JUST DUE
Army court M.rtlal.


New YORK, March 2.-The court
martial convoked to try Captain, O.. M
Carter. u. S. A., OIL charges of conspir-
acy, embezzlement, and conduct nnbe-
coming an officer, convened in the army
building here today. Col. Th. mas F.
Barr, assistant judge advocate general,
stated that he We uld offer, in evidence,
vouchers and checks given by Captain
Carter in payment for work done from
January to June, 1855. Conrad N, Jor-
dan, ex sub treasurer of the United
States, of this city identified a large
number of the checks drawn by Capt.
Carter on the sub-tIeasury, made pay
able to the order Of contractors
employed during the work of improve
ment of Savannah harbor and
at Cumberland Sound, Georgia. Some
of the checks were drawn to the order
Of Amson M. Bangs, but the greater
number were to the order of John L.
Gaynor, president, or edward IL. Gay
nor, treasurer of the Atlantic Cons
tracing company. The per.inence of
this testimony lies in the fact that
Captain Carter is accused of having
held stock in the Empire Construction
company which, as charged, was sub
sequently metamorphcsed into the
Atlantic Contracting company to which,
by or through Captain Garter. was
awarded the contracts for nearly all of
81 .000000 worth Of work done under
his supervision during the past ten
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02
Damning. EvIdehc~.

New York. March 2-Tbe
"Maines" back was broken. So says
d spatch from Havana, this morn
ing. ~
The latest discoveries made by the
divers not only support the iLforma
tion that disclosures of paramount inn
portance had been made by Ensign
1'owelson, but convince those in charge
'of the, submarine fiIvestigation that
beyond all doubt submarine mine
rent the United% States battleship
aSnnGer.
The keel has been found in two
pieces.
Al photograph, in. itself evidence of
the Datureof the explosion,s has been
taken. It shows the w aihe's' dog
standing on 5 part OF the wreck age
,stllIS above water The plate upon
which ths dog stands came from the
keel of Lie ship and was the lowest
part Of The tremendous mass OF me,-
teriai thrown upward ana to starboard
This evidence, is very strong.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02
STRIKER KILLING CASE
.sherih. Martin and One Of MS Deputfes
Testify.

WILKERBARRE, ra.. March e.-,
Sheriff Martins cross examination was
resumed by the counself0r the presecus
tion today. The main point established
was that the witness denied making lai
remark, after shooting the strikers.
that-he had merely. ataken hand III the
matter as plain James Martin and not
as the Sheriff of Lszerne. county,
Samuel Price. contractor and com.
mission merchant. testified that lie was
Sheriff Martins chief deputy at the
time of the shooting. He said that the
Sheriff gave all the deputies explicit
orders to keep COO, protect all property
and maintain the pence. lie also told
them that they werefot to shoot unless
for their self protectBn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02
G, A. R. VETERANS.


: MINNEAPOLIs, March e. The
thirty second annual encampment of
the Department of Minnesota. Grand
Army of the Republic. was called to
order at 10 o'clock this morning at the
Lycenm tn sater by Department Com
mander +. B. Wood. The National
Commander III Chief, General Goblin,
of Pennsylvania, who was present, was
given an ovation. The morning was
occupied with welcomes and routine
business. The annual campfire will
be held tonight. The annual c0hven-
Etions of the Minnesota Ex.Prisoners OF
War, the Women's Relief Corps, and
the Ladies of thee. A. X. also opened
thissmoiniDg.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02

"MAINE'S" BACK BROKEN
Much Additional Evidence of
COnspiracy-Spain Is Pre-
cipitateIy Hopeful.
U. S. is PROVISIONING CUBA
Mighty Cuban victory.

New YORK, March 2.-Authorative
reports have just been received of the
last engagements between the Spanish
and Cuban forces.
The magnificent battle fought al
Honquin, in the Province Of Santiago
de Cuba. was splendid victory for
the Cubans.
Spaniards in Havana had reported to
the contrary, but this was with the view
of preventing the United States from
becoming acquainted with the weak
condition Of their forces in Cuba, as far
as possible.
The last engagement was. a Cuban
victory to the extent Of one thousand
Spanish killed, 'whiles only fifty were
lost out of the insnrgent forces in five
daysriighting. ~
This disastrous defeat was followed
BY the precipitousretfeat of the Spanish
forces -''s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02

MINNEAPoLIa, March 1.-TWO hun
dred Delegates took part this morning
in the twenty. eighth annual session of
the state gfaud encampment of Odd
Fellows. u his annual address, Grand
Patriarch Two congratulated the dele
gates thai while the order In the state
has rather Iangiished during the bnei.
ness dePressi6M there WINS now . gen
seral awakening of in crest Id this
branch of .0ddfellowship. There are
now forty four encampments in the
state With several thousand mesnbers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02
.CUBAAS FIGHTING LIKE DEVILS AND EXPECT ||BLP
SPAIN WILL BE TAD
Two Cruisers Going tn Cuba With sup-
plies for the Insurgents.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Secretary
Long has decided to send a naval yes
sci to Cuba at once with forty or hfty
tons of provisions for the relief OF
suffering reconcentradoes. The vessel
will 90 to Motanzas or Santiago. The
Montgomery will take supplies to
Matanzas, and the ".Nashville' TO Sagua
la Grande. The vessel will return inn
mediateIy after delivering the supplies,
which were furnished by the New
York Cuban relief committee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02

WAsnIsGToNs. March q High pon'
tiiicial mass was celebEsfed at the
Catholic university tbs morning In
0bservance',of the twentY-third ami,
yersary of the pontificate or Leo XII.
SPECIAL services will also be held today
ig Catholic churches throughout the
country. and special prayers for the
Holy Father will be offered.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02

KEY WEST, March 2. 2.-I'ractically no
information presented to the Court of
Inquiry has been disclosed Naval
officers at this station, not connected
with the ceurt, express guarded view
that very little testimony has yet been
heard tending TO show that the explo-
sion was the result of conspiracy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02
ust.s bitter IslSd.

MoRaANrowN.N.C.. March 2lAri old
Indian doctor and little girl, who kept
house for him, have been found han ging
from trees near their cabin atthe head
of Irish Creek. The two came here,
about a year ago and spent the most OF
their time hunting herbs. ThEeats had
been made against the old Indian for
his supposed relations with the girfs =
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02
RAE coyKrsoF iSQNIRY.
Although spain has Received the Report
That she = moi. Implicated. The Court
has not yet Flushed it's ~
Exsminasion:

Key. WEST Fia March 2.-The
Court of Inquiry into the battleship
aMaine" resumed its sessions here to-
day. Ten more enlisted men were 'ex-.
an,ined by the full board Commander
Forsyth was the first witnessstos testify
that wat not onthe list of the crew Of
the "Maiue."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02

6 TORONTO, Ont, March 2.-The latest
returns of yesterdays elections show
that the Liberal government has been
sustained by majority of three. The
res ults of the election are: AZ Liberals,
43 Conservatives, one Patron, one Inde-
pendent, and one constituency yet to
hear from.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02
ON THE WRECK.
Divers Think Tha; Many Bodies Were
blown 10 Pieces.

/ uANANA. March 1.-All the divers
are working hard upon the wreck of the
MAINE" 1t is feared that many of the
dead were blown to pieces which would
account for the failure to lind the
bodies where they would be expected to
sbo found. But, at the same time, if
this were the case. it would seem that
parts Of the bodies, such as dismem-
.bered legs and arms, would be found
anoat.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02

cnIcAH6, March s-Ths FIRST an
nual meeting or the international
HorsenAen's association opened at the
Palmer. House this morning Repre-
sentatiye horsenen from every section
of the country Wefes In attendance.
The organization was brought into
existepce a year ago for the purpose OF
regpi8ting specific evils affecting har-
mess ractng and generally to educate
and elevate horsemen to 3 higher
plane. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-03-02
THE LAWS DELAY
A Southern Murderer Is Dealt With In
the 1raditiona1 Way Shot by Mob.

{ MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 2-Fred
Moore. the murderer of Tom Ander-
son, was taken from the county Jail of
Senatobia, Miss, this morning and
shot to death ty 4 mob of fifty persons.
Whether the executors wish 10 save
the expense OF trial aud hanging, or
their fear that the fate they judged
fitting would not be forthcoming, led
to their crime, is not knowa.f u