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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

Elkton, July 20. -The Local Preachers
and Exhtrtsrs' Camp.Mee'!ng at Leslie,
Cecil county, was attended BY upward OF
. 900 people yesterday. Dr. \. i. poulson,
Of New York, preached at the morning
ser vices: Rov. s. L. Sherwood of New
York, In tho afternoon and Rev. Lewis
johnson, New York, at night,
The chi!drsn's meeting was In charge
Of Mrs, Annie Fryer OF Wilmington.
The Helping Hand meeting In tho after
noon was IN charge of Rev. William VIII
cts, Of hew York. and the twilight meet
Ing was conducted by Rev. w, 7, Ham
mond, Of Delaware, assisted by Mr.
Gporpe Russell
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
cesslas Trolley Ride.


The largsat trolley party Of the
season promises to be that OF the
Y. M. G. A., 10, Delaware City, On
Thursday evening, August !. Cars
will leave Fourth and Market
streets, at IT'S o'clock and will
proceed direct 10 Delaware City
without stoppiug at the park Or
New Castle. A band Of music will
accompany them and there will be
other music at the hotel, where re-.
freshments will be served. The
tickets will be fifty cents and are
on sale only at Association ball.
As only limited number oil tickets
will be sold, persons desiring te
70 had better procure them early.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
s.sx Oems and Boaraers Disappear.

Atlantic City, N. j., July -
Mrs. William C. Weeks has reported
the loss of seven diamond rings and a
acknowledgements watch, valued IN
all at $780, from her sleeping apart.
ments in cot tagc on North Indiana
avenue. She was living there FOR
the summer and states that she was
in the habit Of leaving the "oor I'M
locked. Beside herself there we're
two other boarders, young men, VINO
on the morning of the day the the't
was discovered. So far the polio
have no trace Of the thieves
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

Derby. Conn, July e. Though only
rested recen lly. charged with house break
inp and the theft Of a $50 sealsk!n sacque
from the home of Captain ID. =. Durand.
Today she beat Dorothy Larrata, a play
mate, senseless because, under paren tial
advice she would not play with her. Ju dgo
Clark Of the City Court will tsnd tho girl
to the Industrial school.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
CARD BASK EFT.
Where Wllmingtonians are stopping
in Atlantic City, N. j.

Where Wl!mngtonians are stopping
in Atlantic City, N. j.
THE BERK ELEY VIM. Marshall
and wife.
THE CHELSEA lIANEN-Wm.
Merryweather, W. J. Bryan, L. Il.
Oakley, George Elliott and wife.
THE EDISON Mrs. d. iB Curt.
lett.
TIE ELSEMERE-W II. Faux
ner and daughter.
THE ELBERON 60 Ella II. Ruth,
Anna NJ. Ruth, Emma Wiswell, Clara
Wswcl.
TIE GLENDALE--J. S. Cham.
bcrs, Jr., Rev. VIM. Jciferics, L. II.
Jeifcrics.
THE JEFFERSON Albert Smell
lenburg.
THE ARSDEN p. Bentzen.
MILLER COTTAGE-Mrs, J. II.
Keatley, Mrs. 5. W. Bowers, J. W..
Bowers.
TIE REVERE-E. Mode.
THE RALEIGH Francis Holrcck.
or.
THE ROSSMORE- Anna NJ.
Grantand, Maude lIolIingshcad, John
Hudson, of Smyrna, Del, A. NJ. Nor
rison, Miss II. Hoffecker, Edgemoor.
THE STRAND-LEWIS s. Will
i lams.
THE TRAYMORE-J. D. Ssler.
THE WEsTMINlSTER-W. II.
Billany.
AT OCEAN GROVE, N. ].
NEW PIlILA- Anna j. Nc.
Leod. Mrs. H. Matlack.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Swayne anG
son have returned from few days
visit to Philadelphia friends.
Mr.. Harry A. Alsentzer, wife, sor
and daughter, visited relatives ant
friends here yesterday.
Mr. Chris Brehm and wife ysitet
relatives here yesterday.
Mr.. John Hamilton OF West 18th
Street, visited Cape May yesterday.
MIR. TAFT of West 18th Street, was
seen on the boardwalk in Atlanti,
City.
Shiloh Baptist Church will give al
excursion to Washington Park, or
Wednesday, July Gath.
The Misses Shortlldge are spending
some time in CASTLE, N. J,
William G, Popp Of this city Is Oh
a two months visit to Cincinnati, O
Henri Halle of Paris, France, wa
a visitor to this city Yesterday,
Miss MAZE Ennis of West Chester
is visiting her cousin, Miss Gcrtrud
Ennis.
John r.. Phill'ppi, Joseph A. Fleig
and Henry Miller, Of Reading, Pa.
we're the guests of Andrew J. Nieder
maier yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clara Coke and Mis-
Florence Smith Of Chester, are til
guests Of Miss Margaret Coyle.
George r. Fritz, clerk with M
Megary & Son, and Herbert ]. Wat
son will leave to-day for visit to th
Pan American Exposition and to M
agara Falls.
Miss Jennie Croes, who has bee
visiting Mrs. E. O. Heck, Of Coates
vile, has returned to her home, Il
this city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
The Wealth er

On Wednesday, partly cloudy TO fair
veather and slowly rising temperature
viii prevail. with fresh to light variable
winds.
ION Tbursday, fair and warmer weather,
SThs therm ometsr As w. G. Taylors
drug store 800 King street today regis'
srsdIas follows' ~
Z O'Clock 10 O'Clock AooiooK
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
Street md SeMerS

general routine business was transa :tsd
at the meeting OF the Street and Sewer
Directors today. Water will be supplied
for the sprinkler Of ths ", y, Ra'Tay 10
Church was CANCEL ed az tho church owns
tho Sewer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
IIANCE -GRIER.

Miss Hannah =. Iiance of this city,
and Frank Y. Grier, of Oxford, Pa,
were married in West Chester on Sat
urday night by Rev. Joseph S. Evans,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

L'OE SALE ELECT RIG FANS, SET OF
II pool balls, IS It. bar and fixtures, hi IN
back dining room chairs only IS cents, COOS,
feather pillows only so cents. 800 yards car.
pets -xtQDsi,n tables wardrobe, oak bedroom
suites. Mcmahon Bros SO. King street.
Len ph one l225
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
Oh Fellows Voting Contest,

The contest for trip to the Pan Amer
lean Exposition given under of the l)"la
ware Lodge, 40 l. o. t., for tho most
popnlA" O!u Follow III tho state stands as
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

william Cole Of OF Linden street Vas
overoo mo BY the heal At Harlan and Hpl
iinss WORTH eompany' yards y ~ IN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

yxTANTED-AT oNCY FIRST GLASS Ma
w chinlsts lathe planer; and .losssa
hrads; COED vase .,i az STEADY ssr,os s"K''
OrVekSr, Clayton Hotel ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

* Per cent. Sale. Boys
and CHI i | d.
One.quarter t fen ; 'u''''
Sailor
vi Blouse,
Double
Breasted Coats and 3 piece
Suits. Boys long pant SUITS,
Cheviots. serges and Mixed =.
goods all IS per cert. Oft
Boys short and long Trous,
ers all 25 per cent. off. except
the special Is cent knee
Pants. We have too many
good, and must clean them
up. Don't miss our mems
hal,-pr ce suits sale all WOO
Suits at "a. S. and SO, instaac
Of IS, $40 and Sl2. All sizes
80 to "a and some stouts anc
Sims among them. An ali
wool fast color Blle Serge
Suit at S., in mems sizes "a te
AZ worth IS.
Open Saturday nights only
JAS. I. NULLlN 4 SONS.
Clothing, Sixth aue
Hats, Marke t
Shoes Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

| O"T-ON MONDAY. July 81, A 4Ol D
IL Luhi led umbrella, IN going from 18th
ana Market to 2lIa street or On Hiyerview
cal No III reward if left ut hi Conrad ave.
nue. Ia aa. ly.j.sts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

w ASIED-A FIRST CLASS COOK Al
w ~ East 24th street. 1y2y2tS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23
Inspected Gels

II. l.. Lippinco.t, vice president
Of the Pauly Jail Company was pre-.
sent at meeting Of tie WeSk house
Trustees, held in J. Frank Balls
Office this morning. This afternoon
q visit was made TO the workhouse
and the new sells inspected. The
men are making RAPID progress
with the cells aid have the lower
tier on one side about completed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-23

Sale. Boys
and CHI i | d.
ren's Suits
Nestee
Sailor
Blouse,
D O u b | c
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03

sons not clearly explained the Chinese
peace ,uvoys have failed % attach their
signatures. Their statement is that they
are waiting for Imperial odicts OF iastruc-
ton concerning Jhc articles of tha pr1ta-
col relating "a the punishment Of oficiaIs
arc the suspension Of civil service exam
mat oas iu towns where outrazes against
for- ig.' rs were committed.
This explanation IS not understood here.
ana Mr- Rockhm was apparently unable
10 interpret e. The officials of the state
Department are at loss TO determine
why the Chinese ENJOYS. after having re-
eeived authority and directions 10 sign the
complete protocol, should insist on wait
ing for Instructions concerning some OF
its terms.
Minister Wa was at the State Depart
m'Ht today ASKING if any news had been
received in regard 10 the report that he
was TO be transferred from Washington
To London. The department. however
Was without adyices ON The subject and
Mr. WI was so informed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
FRIcE ONE CENT.
A COMPLETE CENSORSHIP.
The British War Office Issues a
Significant Order.

Nothing To he Allowed To Pass Over
the Wires From south Africn Tn
til Further NotIce-An Opinion in
OmciHl Circles That the Boer War
Has Actually Ended and ImDor-
tant Negotiations Are in Progress.
LONDON. Sept. An article published
in the sun" today has caused a deal
Of speculation as to the status OF affairs
in South Africa and excited general inter
est According TO the newspaper mention
ed. the British War once has given OF
ders 10 the censor in South Africa TO per
nit absolutely nothing TO pass over the
wires until further instructions arrive
from the authorities at London.
The sun says that the opinion in off,
cial circles is that the var with the Beers
Is not merely practically but actually fin
ished. hence the desire 20 conceal even
the smallest details Of pending negotia-
uons until an Official announcement shall
De made.
The official view OF the matter seems 20
be generally accepted While there are
not wanting those who have an adverse
opinion as 10 the meaning Of the alleged
olefl LcI compete Censorship the mass
Of the people believe that the conflict is
al least nearing an end In some quar-
ters il is said that the arrest q Dr.
krause, charged with high treason. had
its origin in a desire TO prevent certain
important information from being trans
mitted TO points in South Africa from
which It could reach the burgners. This
theory is, hcweger. not given much ere
denCe-
At any rate, the rTbucatIon in the
sun has given rise 20 an expectation
that within few days, an important on
cial announcement Will be made ana that
it VIII put an end 20 the speculation
II is believed in certain circles that ne
gotiations Of some kind are now IN prog
ress in South Africa and that the Gov
eminent desires all premature infOrma-
tiOn 10 be withheld.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
PROBING a MURDER MYSTERY.
Mount Vernon. y Y. Detectives
Working on the Golf Club Case.

Z "a
MOUNT VERNON. y y. Sept. B.
There nave been few new DEVELOPMENTS
tO-ay in the police investigation Of the
double murder al the Siawauoy Golf Club.
except that the detectives are now on the
TRAN Of another empIoye, who. IL is
thought. may know something about the
case. Detective Lynch left this city ear
ly this morning and it is said that he has
located the new suspect and Will have
him in custody before night What con
nection this man has with the case the
chief Of police, Mr.. Foley. declines 10 ex-
plain Simms s,iH retains his collected
manner. sticks 10 the story he told Judge
Bennett yesterday and stoutIy AYERS his
innocence
Peter BuckenhoH, the latest suspect.
from Yonkers. whose statements as to
der have been proved to be false. is very
nervous and often without being asked
says. Il am innocent" Iuasmuch as he
is not accused of any crime and has been
50 assured, IL would seem that the break
ing down Of his alibi has shaken his nerve
and the police hope this may lead TO his
giving them valuable information.
As the situation stands today. there Is
absolutely no doubt but that the police
have fastened on Simms as the guilty
man. but the average man who heard his
statements to Judge Bennett yesterday is
convinced that. even if this theory is
statements and conviction will be- impOs-
sible. His story is logical and is backed
up by So many facts that unless the uu-
expected occurs. he Is safe
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
DIR. KRAUsE REMANDED.
ArraiEned on n Charge of Treason
ana Rail Refused.

LONDON, sept 3--Dr- krause, ex-Gov-
ernor Of Johannesburg, who was arrested
here last night on a charge Of high trea-
SON. was arraisned in Bow Street Police
Court this morning. Application for BAN
was refused.
Or krause was remunded TO Jail for
week No testimony 10 support the charge
was introduced during the proceedings.
Dr. KraUse was the official who handed
over 10 Lord Roberts the keys Of Johan-
nesburs when that city was surrendered
% the British. For the past four months
he has been living in Great Britain With
his sister. who is the wife Of q British
officer named Dixon. Dr. Erause returned
to London from a visit to Inverness last
night and was then arrested on war
rant that had been issued some months
before.
IL is alleged that he secretly forwarded
Information 10 the Beers after having
siEniied his allegiance 10 the British Gov
eminent
If the evidence is sufficiently strong. Dr.
Krause viii be sent 90 the TransvaaI FOR
Trial
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03

dress was frequently interrupted 10y ap-
plaUse. and AT its conclusion the Marine
Band played th~ fantasia by Smith. The
Voice of our Nation"
MR. MACFARL AND'S ADDRESS.
This was followed by the principal ad-
dress Of the day. that Of Hon. II. b. r.
Macfarland, President of the Board OF
Commissioners Of the District. Mr. Mac
fariand was received with enthusiasm.
The applause which greeted his brief in
PRODUCTION by Chairman Douglass lasted
several minutes. He spoke as follows
The Capital OF the United States Of
America brings greeting today TO the
Pan-AmeriCuu Exposition of the first
year Of the twentieth century The Dis
triCt Of Columbia. home of the United
states Government, seated I'm the city
planned by Washington, and which bears
his name, offers its congratulations TO
the managers Of this exposition. and 10
the men and women of Buffalo who made
II possible. upon the success which they
have achieved COugTa tuIatio.S have
come, or viii come, from every State IN
the Union. from every one of our sister
republics. and from the Dominion OF Can
ada, but none. We flatter ourselves can
he more significant than those which
come from the Official heart of tho United
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
THE M'KEEsPoRT SITUATION.
Trouble Expected When the Tin
Plate Mills Are started.

McKEESPORT. Sept 3.-In spite Of
threats. everything is peaceful here to-
day. After their success in driving the
men back who wanted 70 go 70 work in
the National Tube Works yesterday. the
strikers felt elated last night and they
were announcing that if there were any
men NJ work in the plant today a mob
would 80 in and drive them out This
threat was not carried out.
There are a couple of hundred men al
work IN the mill and tho p5ckcts who
were on duty as early as six o'clock this
morning endeavored 10 turn back the
men, but no violence was used
The laborers employed at the works Of
the ". j.. Wood Company were stopped
this morning and only two of them went
in the mills. Al effort is to be made TO
bring the men out Of the Seamless Tube
Plant who went back 10 work last Fri
day.
The strikers at the Carnegie mills in
Duquesue have practically abandoned the
effort 10 get the men out They appealed
70 the McEcosport men and wanted a "a
rade from this city at o'clock this morn
ing. No parade matcrialized- Had
crowd gone over from this city Burgess
George Estep and Chief o. Police Harry
Graw had arranged TO arrest AL the par
ticipants as disturbers o. The peace.
Inc United States Tin plate mills are ex-
DcCted To trc FOR a start this week The
company proposes 10 notify Mayor Black
at the last minute and demand protection.
IL 70 is refused Governor Stone IL is said.
viii send several r, ,Eiments OF infantry
int" the city To preserve order The bin
TO impe5ch Mayor Black in case OF his
refusal is beng prepared and viii coutain
number Of counts. charging him with
neglect q duty After the general strike
started the Federation nremeu were per
mitteG 10 30 back 70 work and keep fire
up in the boilers for the electric power
plant They have been called out again
and the boilers are being fired by green
hands. a strong force of coal and iron
police guards every entrance To the mills.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Promotions and Appointments in
various Depnrtments Announced.

The President today made the following
promotions and appointments
Treasury A OMaIIey. TO be
third lieutenant in the revenue cutter ser
vice.
Way-IIsut. Col. David T. Heap and
First Lieut. Robert p. Johnston. Corps of
Engine rs. 20 be members Of the CaIif5r-
MA DEBRIS Commission
Navy-J7seph Foster 40 Se pay direc-
tor with rank OF captain Rsah Frazer 10
be "a pay inspector with rank Of com
mauGsr- Edmund W Bouuaff0u to De n
paymastcr with rank Of lieutenant. John
H. Barber % be an assistant UaymaSter
with rank of ensign
Iut,rior-Francis NJ EIsey. Of NIusIzo-
gee. l. T. 10 be chairman of referees TO
assess and apDraisc damages for right Of
way Of the Fort Smith md Western Rail-
road through the Ch0cts " Nation.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
BEATEN BY HIS PUPIL
AuchterIonie Loses Golf Game at
the Glen View Club.


the Glen View Club.
CHICAGO. Sept S--Larry Auchterlonie.
professional instructor at the Glen View
Golf Club. had 10 submit 70 defeat at the
hands Of his pupil. William H0labird. jr..
and Herbert J. Tweedie. IN a best ball
match at Glen View yesterday, hve up
and three TO play HoIa5ird's individual
score over AuChterlonie was four up and
three TO play.
While Tweedie enjoyed the distinction
Of being one of the two who defeated the
famous Scotch golfer. young HOIabird had
TO be credited with three separate hon
ors-that Of eguaing the professional rec
ord Of the course by going around in sew
enty-0ne. never before accomplished by
an amateur or pro I'm a match, the vic
tory over the Glen View professional and
the winning Of the cup offered for the
best net score in the handicap last sat
urday. He secured the latter by win
ming the pIay-cf OF the tie from Tweedir.
# having been agreed before starting
that the scores in the event would de-
eide the tie Young H0labiri-s match was
the best gaIf seen in the West this year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
MIR. SHAFFER'S CONDUCT.
Federation Of Labor Investigating
Charges Against Him.
Mr.. HicLey's Sweeping Accusations
of Alleged MismRnaGement of the
Steel strike to BE Thoroughly
PrObed-A Report Expected Friday

BUFFALO. y. Y, Sept. st J. Shaft
ers management Of the steel
workers strike and the scathing
charge made against him by the
former Vice President OF the
AmaIgamated Association, Mr. Hickey,
are being investigated today by nation
al committee Of the American Federation
Of Labor. The committee was appointed
by Samuel Gompers at a special meeting
Of the executive council Of the Federation
held secretly at the Vendome Hotel in
this city.
The finding Of the committee is expect
ed to be ready by Friday. and upon the
action then taken by the executive coun-
ell depends the support of the American
Federation in the steel strike.
Mr.. Shaffer is accused Of having thrown
away an opportunity 10 settle the strike
on favorabI terms offered by J. Pier
pout Morgan. He is accused OF running
the association and leading the men in a
hopeless fight. The charge is also made
that the strike is already lost. and that
q per cent OF the street trusts mills are
being operated.
II Is tllLIEtQ lIltL MI SndntI per
sistence in continuing the strike is revo-
lutionary and that the majority Of the
officers want him to save what he can
from the pending wreck and TO rebuild
the association.
Federation officials, who were at the
conference here. declared today that their
action in ordering an investigation did
not by any means imply a lack Of faith
in Mr.. Shader, but that the charges made
could not be overlooked. 1t was hoped
these officials said, that the result Of the
investigation would be a vindication of
Mr.. Shafer and his policy and the pledg-
ing to him OF the absolute support Of
every labor union in the country. Local
labor leaders regard Mr. Gompers action
as "A move preliminary 70 forcing a set
tement Of the strike on terms which he
has secured from the Steel Trust and
which viii bee announced in due time
PITTSBURG. Sept 3.-Amalgamated
Association officials take little stock in
the Buffalo despatch concerning the in
vestigation Of Mr.. Shaffer's conduct.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
THE DEAL WITH DENMARK.
Reported Agreement to sell Islands
Not Confirmed Here.

No information has reached the State
Department To confirm the report from
Copenhagen that the Danish Ministry has
agreed to sell the Danish West Indies TO
the United States for $500. GOO.
No recent advices 20 indicate an agree
meuJ on the subject have come 20 the
department This Government Il Is said,
is willing 90 pay $4,000 for the islands
The n, n,sotiaticns are being conducted in
Copenhagen between the Danish Foreign
Office and Nr. SweLsJn. the United States
Minister
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
SHERLOCK HOLMES A HIT.
London ApPInuds the First Produc-
lion of NIr- Gillette

LIVERPOOL. Sept a.-Ihe hrst pro-
duction Of Sherlock Holmes In England
took plac, here last uighJ. and proved "a
great success.
The piaudits were loud and continuous.
Mr. Gillette impcrsouauOn OF Holmes
was the feature. and he was ably sup
ported
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
FoILED BY THE ENGINEER.
An Attempt to Hold Up Passenger
IraIn i'm Oklahoma.

FORT WORTH, Texas, Sept S.-An at
tempt TO hold up a passenger train on the
Gulf Colorado. and Santa Fe NJ Death
valley. near Guthrie. Okla. last night
was frustrated by the daring Of the en-
gineer.
\ pile Of ties was placed across the
tracks, which the engineer discovered, but
instead Of stopping. he opened the throt-
tle and cleared the track Of the obstruc-
tiou- The train proceeded safely 70 its
destination. with slight damage TO pilot
Of the engine
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-03
HANGED BY THE mExICANs.
4 Hand of Horse Thieves Executed
Near Tres AFTER "a Fight.

TUCSON. Ariz-. sept "A band OF
horse thieves. Ted by Luciano AIcarez.
has been captured by Mexican rurales
near Ures, in Sonora. after a desperate
night I'm which several were killed. II is
said that the fight between the thieves
and the rurales lasted ten minutes. dur
ing which one hundred shots were fired,
some at close range When AlCareZ sur
rendered his band was taken 10 trees and
hanged by the MeXjcans.
Alcarrz was a desperate well known in
Sonora and had terrorized settlers for
years, holding up rauchers. stealing
horses. and robbiug travellers in the
mountains.