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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20

power and light line 10 the yards OF the
new yards Of the Improved Brick CONE
Iany at BounufuL This Is the first sta
ton 10 be put IN on its high tension
line between ogden and this city The
brick company expects to begin OPERA
ton about February /
Some OF the -four men cay they fail
TO see the consistency Or the philosophy
on the part Of the railroads IN making
the same rate on dour into this city
from the northwest, and falling to
make the same Arrangement out Of the
state, They would like 10 know why,
IN view Of the recent action Of the
Short Line, the rate on wheat to Grand
junction ana Colorado points, Is put at
20 cents, while the rate on -four ~ 30
cents nearly double,
Secretary Axton Of the Y. M. G, A.
received today inquiries from Evanston
with reference to the founding there OF
a Y. NJ @. A. a number Of local Chris
tlan men materially aided by Rev. O. g.
Hunting Of the Episcopal church and
the Union Pacific Railroad company
have opened rooms adjoining the Npia-
copal church building with reading
room conyeniences, billiard tables, etc,
whore II " hoped the influence Of the
saloons IN Evanston may be overcome
rs much as possible Mr.. Axton has re-
ferrcd the matter to the Held secretary
IN Omaha Of the Y, NJ. G. a. as Nebas-
ka and Wyoming are In his jurlsdic-
ton, and the latter win take the work
anliYely I'm hnnh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
and Pills

Remove the cause Of rheuma-
tism--no outward application
can. Take them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-20
sALINA CUT.oFF.
Rio Grande Engineers Reach Emery
En Ronte for Mounds.

County Commissioner Peter Hansen
informs us that all OF Emerys people
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31

Tho Southern California Business College held an enjoyable reception to
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31
ECHO OF POST OFFICE WAR
The Case of Wells vs. Doris and
 Others Tried Yesterday.

When there is anything else before the court or to be brought before the court the case of H. G. Van Fossen against the Salt River Valley canal company is temporarily set aside. There were two other cases yesterday. One of them was the action of E. w. Wells against F. NJ Doris and thirteen other defendants. This is a reminiscence of a post office location war which agitat ed this town about seven years ago The eastern part of the town wanted the post office which had to be moved out of the Monihon building where it had been for years. The western part of the town also wanted it. There was some hot bidding for the location with the result that the government had no rent to pay. The people in the eastern part of town agreed to erect a building and equip it in the most modern and approved style. The folks in the west agreed to rent the Wells building and fix it up just as the post office depart ment wanted it.
 Their bid was accepted and the post office was moved into that building, where it remained until Q little more than a year ago. The defendants in
 
 and when the post office moved out, rent to the amount of $1,429.39 had ac- cumulated, and is for that that suit was brought. The evidence was heard and the case was taken under advise ment.
 The case of Hortense Lane against Ed. Howell was also tried. That is an action that began in court of a jus tice or the peace, or rather it began when au Unruly COW belonging to he defendant broke into a field of the piaintihs and released two horses. which belonged to her, and which have never been seen since. One of the horses was estimated by the plaintiff to be worth s7O and the other S2O. The plaintiff was given judgment in the lower court from which the defendant appealed. She was given judgment yesterday for $50.
 The Van Fcssen case was set over until tomorrow for the reason that there will be a session Of the suprem 9 court today for the hearing Of motions and for fixing the time for the filing of briefs.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31
Cancers and TunOFS Cured WITK9gT KT2Tr THE DR. HIBBARD

removes external growths by local med cation. His method IS safe, sure and successful. Num- erous testimonials and specimens removed can be seen st office. The doctor ma kes speciality or chronic diseases and removal of abnormal Erowths. The knife is a failure in large per cent Of cases. Dr. Hibbard's method is sue cess. His system is rational and scientific. Thousands die annually in the United States becausc physicians a rule do not understand
 the disease. They call it uncurable and if they do anything they resort to the knife. There is a remedy. a treatment without severe measures
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31

it's students and the friends O. the in
 stitution on Saturday last, tEe Occas!o o1 being the first event of the kind since
 the college moved into it's handsome
 new home on Grand avenue. The growth of the college was shown by
 the interest manifest in this occasion,
 the large building, which Is used ex- clusively for the purposes of the school,
 being we'll filled constantly through
 the afternoon and evening. The three floors were handsomely decorated with
 the college colors, gold and black, and a profusion of flowers.
 Committees among the students made all visitors feel at home, and among
 all q pride in the marvellous success of the institution was to be noted. This school is barely thirteen months old,
 and yet it has enrolled in this time be- tween four and five hundred students. and new has a daily attendance of nearly two hundred.
 An interesting feature in connection
 with the Southern California Business | TolleSe is the class of positions se-
 cured by graduates. They invariably secure the better grade, and the school management watches over the interests
 of it's graduates with a thought con stant to their welfare.
 While the college is a new one, it's faculty, headed by Messrs Lackey,
 Hood and Hollmann, is known among ed-oators as the best by all odds on the Pacific coast; and it is to this one fact alone that the institution owes it's growth. Having spent their lives in commercial college work, they have combined the best and latest ideas They take the inexperienced and turn out practical men and women, capable Of first class work
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31

A POPULAR LOS ANGELES BUsI
 NESS COLLEGE
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31
Silks.

To the fastidious woman, Silk Che Queen of Fabrics) is nearly as essential as her daily meals.
 What material in all the world can equal it?
 Echo answers none.
 No matter how gorgeous a dress may be. unless it have a silk lin ing it is not cocClcte.
 Therefore, silk becomes almost an absolute necessity to the stylish woman, and as she naturally wishes it to wear as long and look as well as is possible, she usually buys it where she can be assured of it's dura bility. We have come to be generally recognized all over Ari- ZCna as headquarters for first class Silks, and as the demand has in creased so rapidly, not only in Phoenix but all over the territory, we have nearly doubled our Silk capacity this season, therefore af- fording you a selection from an as- sortment second to none in the southwest.
 Every kind of Silk is here. Sole agency for the famous Blue Seal Taffeta. Guaranteed not to crack. 27 inches wide, $1.25 yard.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31
REMEMBER THE WHITE HORSE IN FRONT.

badly scalded by water from the boiler.
 In the case of the Indian who was killed, an inquest was held yesterday by Judge Tomlinson of Tempe. The verdict was merely that he came to his death by the railroad wreck. No re- sponsibility was placed on the railroad company or its officers, though the ex- animation and testimony were exhaust i've. The testimony showed that the company had done everything in its power to keep the bridge in first class condition, having given it thor ough overhauling last winter at an ex- ponse of about S23,000.
 Even in the shadow of death anus ing incidents occur. During a recess of the coroner's court Judge Tomlinsor +"ok several of the jury to view the re- mains. When he got to the morgu .Ie found that a number of Indians had
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31

stolen the body and started with it to- ward the Pima reservation northeast of Tempe, for burial. The Indian was a Papago and a resident of Mexico. His sister, who lives on the Pima reserva- tion, identified the body.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31
ATTENTION rOTERSl

candidate for delegate to congress, who favors giving all workers the full pro- duct Of their toll. The socialists of Phoenix by J. D. Martin.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31
FANCY CuODss

stamping for burnt worit a speciality Mrs. w. w. Hill, South Second street
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31

You get good work al right prices from Feelings The Tailor. Your old suit cleaned and pressed like new. F West Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31
Phoenix Trunk Factory for trunks

s. L. Easterling has opened new un- dertaking parlors at 44-46 E. Adams. corner First. Tel 291
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31

Mrs. Aylwins hair dressing parlor, II So. Center. Cotton block, upstairs.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31

Bernard Pos, 1oJ West Monroe. ex- pert foreign piano tuner. Tunes twice yearly for S500.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-31

If it's a prescription you have and can't come town with it, just te!e- phone us. We will send for it, fill it and deliver it to you as quickly as possible. In fact we deliver anything in the drug line to ALL parts of the city free. The telephone number is 931 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
Wednesday Specials

trimmed with three rows of white
piqus. worth regularly tl1b. at only.
ise.
women's Gowns. good quality
cambria. Empire style. embroidery
aud Insertion trimmed, worth x.50.
Wednesday. a special at sse.
women's Black Figured Hateen
French corsets. worth lie. al. only.
etc.
These are in ANAL sizes.
sheffeid's Tooth Paste. worth zte,
for lie.
Woodbury. Soap. CSC cakes. for i7e
Kilmers swamp Root. 50c sine fer
fse.
Hires Root Beer. &c kins for fsc.
Witch Hazel Cream. sc efxe for lie
Poison Fly Paper. 20 sheets for Sc
KRIS Soap. three cakes IL box.
worth 2sc, at Toe.
Boys Twe-oarment suits. In all
wool Scotch cashmere effects. pants
with double seat and knee. regular
value H.be. special. "Wednesday. at
ftss.
Boys Wash Suits. In white duck
very heavy. with blue and pink pin
stripes. sizes Z 20 : years. resulariy
worth $40 a suit. special. Nednes.
womsn's Jersey Ribbed Outside
Cotton shaped Vests. v neck. short
sleeves. white or ecru. worth Ssc
special. Wednesday. at &c a sar
meat.
womenss Jersey Ribbed Bieaehef
Cotton Union Suits. low neck. sleeve
ieas. with lace knee. worth &c. here
Wednesday at 93c n suit.
women's Richellea Ribbed Cotton
Vests. low neck. no sleeves. with lace
triumsd woke. regular prices &c and
1Bc. your choice. wednesday. at lsc.
women's Fast Black Superior Cot
ton Hose. drop stitch. hsTh splleed
heel. double sole. regular value 1sc =
pair. Wednesdays price iec.
women.r Fact Black Iisie Iscs
Openwofk Stockings. Sc grade have
high spliced heel and double sole:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
DATE is
ANNOUNCED
Coronation Date is not
a Certainty

LONDON, July ge.-Admission
tickets 90 the Abbey ceremony were
issued today ~ are simply worded
Coronation OF their malcrtlen. 1902 "
The tickets are causing much com.
mcnt because OF their showing of
uncertainty.
Coming a. they 10 on the stnadfuat
announcement that the coronation II
TO take place ~ August . they are
regarded with amaaement BY the
general public.
The stories that the king would be
unable 10 undergo the coronation
ceremonies art being revived with
mare paaitlNenens than heretofore.
and not even the usual official but
isilu has been able to attii the apprs-
hennion that prevails.
II IL announced this morning that
his majesty passed hlk usual good
night and continues 10 hhoa iln-
pfovcmenI II il true however, mat
he IL atlll unable 60 stand alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29

Fancy Tablets. In pink and
regular price fac. from . to H. ?
unruled Pound Paper. re93l
worth zoe a pound. s TO II. At =
Colored Table Cloths. H.
red and white or red and grex
colors. worth ti-oo. from . 70 ~
esc.
Linen Huck Towels f7xS1 -
with hemmed ends. wortir1fHetS
3 90 IL. At 7Ae each.
New York Mills nieachcd
one yard wide. worth ifAn -
10 ~. AZ Sc.
sheepskin Club Bags. Win e.l
srwed leather handles. n.c1a
and catches. worth sso. frcn
IL. ~ s5c.
Canvas Telescopes. vita W.
leather corners web riveted. is@*
size. worth sec. from 8 to IL
Mems soc Susrenders. froM :
IL. at fathc.
boys SSc Black overali&
bibs. ages up to IL years frcA
IL, at asc pair.
Jardiniers. regular Soc. fros :
IL. at 2ec. -
Pyramid Washing Powder. y
age. one 10 buyer.
Chopping Bowls. regular lee ~
s 20 II. Sci one only 20 buyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29

Pierce'a Pills. 15c boxes. from s to
II. at ? boxes for CSC.
Wrapped Chocolates. worth 25c a
pound, from 8 to II. At Iec.
Women'e Gowns. good quality
cambria, N-shaped yoke. trimmed
with insertion and tueks. and having
narrow ruffie around aeck and
sleeves, worth 75c. from 5 TO IL. at
aSc.
Chlidren's French Dresses, made
of good quality white lawn. with
three box plaits front and back. trim
med with embroidery regular value
ti.s0. from : to IL, at asc.
Misses Drawers of very fine cam
brio. trimmed with marrow inser-
.tion and ruffe. and edged with Val.
lace. worth sac. from \ 20 IL. at acc.
Sizes 10. ~ and IL.
Seam Bindins, full $ yards in piece.
regular price ioc q piece. from s TO
Ii. at &c.
Whalebones. In punches of one doz-
en-, :. 4 and ? inches long. regular
value ise n bunch. from s TO II. at
sc.
Black or white-headed Hat Pins.
one dozen on card. worth ioc a card.
frum : 10 II. ~ &c.
Calling Cards. with envelopes to
match, from : to II. at i5c q pack
age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
AFRICANS
IN REVOLT


LISBON. July 29-Sews from
Lennda. Ia Portuguese West Africa.
states hat the natives have risen.
attacked the ghTrisons and burned
factories. A general revolt IL feared.
In the attacks on the zarriaons sew
erai lives we're los a. the uprising
was not expected and fhe troops not
fully prepared to offer effective re-
aistanee-
The factories burned include some
81 the largest on the west coast.
They we're owned largely hy En-
Kiiah capital. The natives are urged
on by n newly risen leader. who
combines a plea for Independence
with a religious fanatieism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29

From 1 o'cloek In the mornlng tiii
{ At night. THESE specials VIII be on
sale tomorrow
Mercerized chambraY. in ali coll
ora. worth = a yard. wednesday
at iSc.
Indigo Prlnis. IN an assortment OF
5s~igns. worth &C q yard. Wednes-
day. speeial, at SIC.
Cotton Bedford Cord for outing
suite and skirts. worth isc a yard.
Wednesday, special. at 7Ac.
Dress aatinfs. dark grounds, with
Oriental stripes. regular price isc a
yard here Wednesday at a4c.
Madras Eaitinss. lisht grounds.
With ceiprtc figures. regularly worth
ae Wednesday. Al Just half price.
rna following slso copyrixh,
Books VIII BE- on sale tomorrow at
shs "a Double Thread" "Cupid's
Garden" The Disciple. a Duet
The pfeamsrH. The Aiabaster
BOX. The son Of a Tory Days
Like These. The Price Of a wife"
The Career Of a Beauty.
Small Hand Mlrrorf. fine Kiass.
nickel plated frames, regularly wcrth
lie special. Wednesday. at &c.
A big assortment OF Pocket kntres,
steel blades. regular values atc and
tec. special. Wednesday. at ssc.
Find these al the Notion counters.
shoe Strings. seessi tlps beat quail
tty laces. regular price r n pair.
special. "Wednesday, at fc.
Wire HAIR rius. aeorried sizes In
bsxes. regular price &c and Ice a
box. special Wednesday. az &c.
eo-inch TRpe Measured metal tip.
regularly worth lee. special. We'd
needay, at ic each.
Beet quality Linen Corset Laees.
full 8 yards Ions. worth Toe. We'd
nesdar. g. caeh.
childrcn's Waite ptque Dress
Skirts. trimmed With blue and white
sands. waorfh 81 ia. special for Wed.
nerday 81 esc.
chidfen's Dark blue Duck skirts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
Eight to Eleven

bargains from all aver the store
that you may buy between the hours
of s and IL o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Transparent Pictures. shxsis
inches. with chains attached. worth
xoe each from ) to II. at DC.
Another lot Transparent Pictures.
having two pictures combined IN
each frame, worth acc each, = To IL
at isc.
ss-ineh Beet Table Dllcloth. In coll
ors only. worth regularly aoc a yard.
for l1c.
women's Eass Black Extra Fine
Cotton Stockings, double sole ana
high splieed heel. worth 3ec n pair,
from 5 to ~, at lee.
Women's French Halhfiwann Vests
and Pants. finest quality. worth csc
a garment. from 5 TO II. al spc.
Woinen's Fast Black Cotton Stock
inEs, double toe and heel, worth Ice.
special from 4 20 II. at Toe.
Boys percnfc Waists. 4 to i2 years.
In blouse and shirt waist styles. plain
and striped patterns. worth soc each.
from Z to n. AZ zac.
Tar Ecap, big cakes, from s TO IL.
at 3 cakes for Zoe.
Large cakes OF Bath Soap. from 5
to II, at 3 for Toe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
THOMSON is
GIVEN Time
City Engineer Aasksd To compie,s
His Tide Land Grade Report With.
In a Week

w w
City Engineer Thomson. In a let
ter To- tbs city council last ntEht ask
ed more time to complete q report
upon the establishment Of permanent
grades Oh The tide lands. This ausH-
ton has been conaing up at intel fAis
for the PAST two years. but the city
engineer states that In two weeks at
the most he viii have Il ready for a
definite settlement. Only q small
area IN the vicinity Of the proposed
new Unfon depot remains ~ be con-
aidered
The council granted an extension
Of but one week. as the council xaea.
ton begins us0t week. and n IL de-
sired to get the matter disposed Of
before that time.
City Engineer Thomson yesterday
afternoon held = conference with sew
ernl large property owners whose
land - near he DEPOT ate. An agree
ment was practically reached. al
though there are stti details to BE-
arranged Mr. Thomsuu believes thai
these can be settled within a few
days
With the settlement Of the grade
question u IL expected hat an i'm
pstua VIII he given the manufafinr-
Ing business % tho city. IL il known
hat several capitalists are await
ms some action Of the kind 10 that
manufacturing plants BE- erected.
Others waiting 90 eniafge their
plants can thea proceed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
DRAGGED TOWARD DEATH
BY HEAVY ANCHOR Chain
TWO MEN HAVE NARROW ESCAPE FROM wArsRY GRAVE IN
SEATTLE aAReoR-oNE PAINFULLY HURT

rapidity through the hook
which held a. Tho ropes coilcd on
the buoy went with a. me Of them
catching Hughes in such a way n &c
throw him. heels over head. into the
hay. He was not injured. and easily
swan back 70 the float
Another rope caught HASTE around
the feet and dragged him partially
through 4 hole IN the middle OF the
feat The hole being small. ne
canght at the hips and his legs being
attached t. the rone. were eescea -
support part OF the weight OF the
heavy chain.
Haatie's legs were wrcnched and
strained In a ntEhtful manner.
Screams OF agony were forced from
bis iips as he hcgged Tor releases
Hogart Hhsfic's partner. attempted
u cat the rope with a knife, but
hat method was found too slow.
After several minutes delay an axe
was secured and the rope severed
hy one blow. Haste was them pull
ed cut Of the hole. badly bruised and
strained.
A strong wind was blowing AT the
time and tha buoy began drifting out
OF the harhor. The tug Evergreen.
happening along. VAS sigualled and
towed the pile-driver and the feat
- the Stetann a Post NTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
1000 OUT

sr. PETERSBURG. July ae-Asl.
tatIen giHona wofkfupn has revived.
At f'nntitaW zoos struck this fore.
noon and there are rlrns o. unrest
that lead the police 10 fear violence.
special calls have been made for
troops 90 keta themselves IN rradis
ness aud tbs stl sst patrols have been
tfsblst, The ouihufhf 81 q short
time 4 premises 70 be oatdone az
the strikers are better organized
threats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
WAS LOST
in FOREST

ABERDEEN. July sa-Aftee belng
lost in the forests FOR three montha
&. :. Kemp. Of Nontesano. was found
yesterday morning by city Engineer
Hunt and Walter Fulton of this city
The msn walking In the woods
about two miles from Montesano
When they saw the form Of a man
lying beneath n fallen trcc. and on
Investigation Identified HIN aa
Kemp.
II VIII be remembered that Kemp
started Tor mining properties owned
by HIM and completely Disappeared
For q time Il Was believed that he
had been murdered. When found
yesterday he was In q terribly ema.
ctated condition and his mind Il
dared by hts aaffertngH. He can not
talk inteiliglhly and II may be that
his rNHson a entirely gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29

on sale Wednesday at &c 4 al.
100 dozen Water Colos open
window Shades, mounted - -
lent spring rollers, Complex a
fixtures. at the following paieus
3xs n. Window Shades. weY{1 y
Wednesdays price 2A-
All window Shades. worth m
larry 4sc. Wednesdays pyice =
SIS window Shades. wcrih Il
Wednesdays price asc.
Rope PorfIeres. for s-fcot sf4 !
beautiful color combinations. ~
regularly s1.1: Wednesday, ~
tara
A larger Rope prrtiers ~ -
elaborate. worth b.fs: special ~
nesdsy az s3Sk
Mems Jersey Ribbed EaI1drr|
Underwear. AZURE. blue. fax r.
and pink. reduced from 5oc brt
q garment
Mems NexIisee Shirts, soft xp
with collars and euffs 49,
suitable for camping. regular "
si.z5. on Wednesday at sc.
Mems tin Bathing 5sina = y
riae blue, 2-plece. at sd III
$3.50 Mercerixsd ChAmofoL n
Gale, Lawn and Bafisle We
many styles 70 choose fron: ~
nesday. at sse-
Regular t2.ec Dimttv. Ma4Eo4 r.
Chambray Waists. light or - q
ors. some insertion trtmnn14 -
front or back fastening. No.
and white stripe or dots - i
sizes. wednesday at a-1&.
Asbestos Hoiders. regular 8 ,
morrow. &c.
Polishing Irons. regular ~ ,
morrow, Sbc-
Alcohol Stoves. regular = \
morrow. iSc.
Bread Boxes. regular 5aei -
row. SIC.
Rock Tea Pots. regular ~: 3
morroY. lie.
Fine Blown Water Pitcher. -
lar 55c: tomorrow. CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29

An accident by which J. Hughes
Ind = companion named HASTE mar
tnwly escaped serious injury and
possibly death. oc.Sfred late yester-
Say afternoon on n OF the city
bnoys In the hArhor. Hughes was
thrown IS feet by a dying chain and
landed In the water, while HASTE
had a narrow escape from being
oragged TO his death through a hole
"a tho buoy.
Hughes has a contract with the
elty 20 IS fathoms OF a-inch
Nnchor chain. valued VI Sl&eN. which
Nas lost from the buoy last fall and
has since been lying AZ the bottom Of
abe bay in iSo feet II water. Yes
terday morntMx Hughes and HASTE
secured a pile driver owned by
HASTE q norNrt. 20 help them IN
raising the chain. A wire cable with
= hook al the end was lowered 70
the bottom and placed under the
chain. which was then hoisted 20 the
eurfacN
As Il wsas drawn up. three lines
which some weeks before had been
attached TO q in an attempt 10 re-
cover H. were eoiied ON to the buoy.
The chain had been hauled 10 the
TOP when suddenly. being insecurity
balanced. II hekan TO slip with light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
lynch is
RENAMED
More Witnesses All
Against Him

LONDON july sa-colonol Arthur
lynch. the Irish member OF paflla-
ment who h charged with treason.
was arralg ned again to-day and re-
handed IN order 10 AiNe hln Law yefs
time e. consider the evidence. The
prosecution brought several more
witnesses 10 prove that Lynch nes
lively served with the tiucfs and
asked htn Immediate committai for
trial.
Lynch preserved an imperturbable
'front.' during the proceedings and
announced hts firm belief that HE
punishment viii amount 10 nothing,
although under the EnEllsh laws the
verdict can be but M Of TIVE things.
that of suiity OF not guilty ~ hiEh
treason, and nothing bat execution
or acquittal could answer the charge,