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CLAIMS ALL FOR CATHOLICS.
Archbishop Qulgisy Says the State Should
Pay for . school system Controlled
By the Church.

Chicago, Dec 2L-The new world
vas discovered by Catholics and the
cross was planted in the name of the
church. We cannot get it out of our
heads that Catholics will yet claim the
new world again." This was expressed
by Archbishop James E. Quigley in an
address before the Roman Catholic
Woman's league. The archbishop de-
clared that the security Of the national
constitution increases proportionately
with the increase in the number Of
Roman Catholics. He urged the estab-
ishment Of subsidiary system of the
public schools for the benefit of the
Roman Catholics. ''This system for
the benefit Of the minority" said the
speaker. Should be paid for by the
state, but controlled by the church"
Finally, he characterized the rule re-
quiring candidates for public school
teachers to have normal school train
ing to be nothing more nor less than
tyranny" and oppression"
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ANOTHER GREAT BRIDGE.
structure Which Spans the East
River Cost $21 900 900 and Was
Seven Years in Building.

New York, Dec. 20.-The new Will
iamsburg bridge, the second and
greater bridge across the East river,
connecting the boroughs Of Manhattan
md Brooklyn, was turned over to the
ity and formally opened Saturday.
The new bridge, construction Of which
vas begun October %, 1896. is about q
nile above the Brooklyn bridge, which
t greatly resembles in type and ap-
pearance, though much larger. Its
Angth between terminals Is 1900 feet
md its width lib feet, the Brooklyn
bridge being IS feet wide. The bridge
proper cost about $11 ,000,000 and the
,ondemning of land for approaches
brought the total cost to about $21.-
l00, 900.
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Fire Chief Perished.

New York. Dec. 22-The famous
two mines" fire alarm, summoning
more fire apparatus than any other
alarm provided for by New York's fire
department, was sounded la 81 night
for a terrific fire which destroyed the
six-story factory building of the Herr
mann furniture and plumbing cabinet
works in Mott street and the four
story varnish factory Of the firm, run
under the name of the Hermann Lum-
Der company. A quarter of million
dollars damage was done. Battalion
Chief Martin Coleman persisted in the
tall of two great walls of the factory.
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HELD HIM LIKE A VICE.
william Becker Stepped into .
Trcacl,erous Piece of Mud and
Could Not Free Himself.

Unionport, N. Y, Dec. 20.-William
Becker, 80 years old, an inmate Of the
Odd Fellows home here, has met his
Hath in an unusual manner. Although
extremely feeble, Becker was fond Of
walking and while on one Of his ram
9les near the edge Of Westchester
creek he got into treacherous piece
Of mud. Like the dreaded quicksand.
It sucked him down and he was unable
% move. The tide was rising and in
l short time was up to his waist. He
:ried for help and struggled vainly
Tor release, but the water rose slowly
above his head and when the tide went
,ut the old man was found dead
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RAILROAD STATISTICS.
Government Bureau Reports Gross Earn
ings for the Year OF 81.S90,1 5O.879
ON 2O1.457 Miles of Line.

Washington, Dec. 19.-The annual
report Of the interstate commerce COM
mission was made Friday. The pre-
iminary income account for the year
ended June 80, 1908, shows railway
returns for pol ,457 miles of line. which
is approximately SO per cent Of the en-
tire mileage in the United States.
Gross earnings for that year amounted
to $3.50, 150,679, or $9,382 per mile of
line. Operating expenses aggregated
81, ,4s3. or s6,197 per mile, leav-
ing net earnings of $641, $50, 1876, or ST.
1875 per mile. Fifty-three million dol
lars in taxes are not included in this
statement of operating expenses.
Compared with the previous year the
net earnings are greater by some $34.-
600, 900 and stock dividends are greater
by nearly $4,000 900. In 1897 the gross
earnings averaged only $6,122 and OPP
Grating expenses $4,106 per mile OF
line.
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''Bible Sunday. on pr.r.h !.

New York. Dec. ia world-wide
observance OF March z. 1904, as "Bible
Sunday, proposed by the British ana
Foreign Bible society, has been an
proved by the American Bible society.
On that day falls the centenary Of the
British society. which. during the cen
tury, has distributed 1SO. 000. 900 VOL
umes OF the Scriptures. in about $40
languages, ct total expenditure a.
over $70.ooo.Oo0. The purpose 81 .hofE
British and American societies ID to
fanslnfe and circulate the Scripture,
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WAR ITS FINAL RESORT.
Colombia VIII First Ask Recognition Of
the United States and Then Submission
to The Hague Court

Paris, Dec. 19.-The United Colon
bian committee here gave out state
nent Friday saying that Colombia
void first seek through commission
% induce the United States to recog-
nize Colombia's rights under the treaty
of 1916; second, If the commission
tails Colombia will ask for the submits
sion of the question to the The Hague
arbitration court; third, IL its submis-
sion to the The Hague court Is refused,
Colombia will go to war and rely on the
Latin republics to come to her aid.
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JUMPED TO SAVE LIFE.
Twelve Girls In the Fifth Story of Day
ton Building Faced Solicitation
Two viii Die.

Dayton, O.. Dec. 19.-To escape death
by suffocation IL girls leaped from the
f1fth-stery windows of the Candy build
ing, several of them landing on the
roof and skylights of one-story build
ing below. The others were caught by
DR.. Lambert, who by breaking the
force Of their fall, saved probably sir
lives. The flames originated in the
basement of the building and the dense
smoke went up the elevator shaft,
quickly filling the upper floors. OF the
injured two will die and the others
were seriously hurt.
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MAY GET MR.. ZIEGLER.
RamOF That President Roosevelt
VIII Advise Gov. Odeu to Honor
Gov. Dockery's Reputation.

Washington, Dec. 19.-Presiden,
Roosevelt will advise Gov. Odell, Of
New York. to honor the requisition
for William Ziegler. the baking pow
der millionaire. which has been asked
for by Gov. Dockery, of Missouri, at
the instance Of the Cole county grand
jury. This action means that the ex.
tradition Of Ziegler will assume ma
tional aspect. This determination Of
the president was taken at the sug-
gestion of Congressman Vandiver, who
is managing the gubernatorial campaign
Of the circuit attorney of St Louis.
Mr.. Folk.
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WILL GO TO THE ISTHMUS.
If the Conditions at Panama Continue Gen
Elliott VIII BE Given q Field
Command.

Washington, Dec. 19.-After con.
ference yesterday between Secretary
Moody, Rear Admiral Taylor, chief OF
the bureau Of navigation, and Brig.
Gen. George Elliott, commandant of
the marine corps, it was decided that
IL present conditions on the isthmus
of Panama continue Gen. Elliott viii
sail for Colon on the Dixie from Phil
adelphia, when that vessel goes south
with the battalion Of marines, which
has been ordered assembled at Phil
adelphia for dispatch to the isthmus
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Restitution VIII Not Count.

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 22.-The restitu-
ton by former Adjt. Gen. Colby, Of the
Nebraska national guard, of $4,000 in
state funds, which he has held since he
retired from Office a yea" ago, will
scarcely save him from criminal prose-
cution. Colby paid the money over to
Gov. Mickey, but the executive an
nounces that the former adjutant gen.
eral must expect to pay the penalty of
whatever transgression Of the laws Of
the state his acts have involved.
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killed and Robbed a Cripple.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 22.-S. C. Barnes
was, according to the theory of the po-
iice. murdered here Saturday night
and then robbed. Barnes has been
missing for several days and evidences
of his murder were found yesterday
evening. Barnes had $1,000 with him.
He was cripple and walked with
clutches. Both crutches have been
found and have been identified by
brother of the missing man
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Catholics Want Aid for Schools.

Washington, Dec. 22.-The fight for
a revival of the policy of government
aid to sectarian schools will be re-
viewed when congress assemblies. The
board of Catholic Indian missions has
been conducting quiet campaign in
this connection for several months,
and its plans are now perfected. The
matter will be brought UP in the house
when the Indian appropriation bill is
under consideration, but it is not ex-
pected that that body will act in the
Affirmative.
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CANNOT BORROW IN LONDON.
The Rothschilds Declare Deaf Ear
Would BE Turned to Russia's Appeal
for q Loan OF 0125,0OO.OOO.

London, Dec. 20.-The Rothschilds
rave heard nothing of any suggestions
hat Russia will attempt to raise loan
If $125.000,000 or any other amount
n Great Britain and they declare that
he report is probably unfounded. Rus
;ia, they say, could not raise loan
lere and judging from their latest adj
vices from Paris 1t would probably be
equally difficult for. Russia to raise
more money in France.
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ASKS MERRIAM TO EXPLAIN.
Secretary Root Angry at the General for
Rejecting on the Appointments of
Gen. Leonard Wood.

Washington, Dec. 19.-Secretary
Root has requested Brig. Gen. n. C.
Merriam, retired, to inform the de-
partment If he was quoted correctly in
an alleged interview in Denver. in
which he is made to say that the presi-
dents appointment Of Leonard Wood
to be major general Is unpopular with
army men and that such appointments
tend to unsettle the army and injure
its morality.
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Lost In Floating Ice Fields.

Chicago, Dec. 22.-Search has been
abandoned for the three hunters who
are supposed to have been lost in the
boating ice fields out in Lake Michigan.
The men have been missing Sc hours.
When they left shore they expected tc
return in three hours.
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MORGAN CALLS IT WAR.
Action In Panama Affair Ii q Hostile
Declaration Against Colombia.

Washington, Dec. 49, Senator Nor
gan has introduced a resolution de-
daring that the president has no right
to wage war against any foreign power
without the consent of congress, when
such country Is at peace with the
United States; that the provision of the
canal treaty between the United States
and Panama is, In effect, declaration
If war with Colombia; that the inter-
Tention of the United States in pre-
venting Colombia, to suppress the Sc
session Of Panama is contrary to the
aw Of neutrality and the law of ma
ions.
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TRY TO SAVE US.
European Powers Will Persuade Co
iombia of the Futility of War.
SO Sympathy from Amy Other Than South
American Countries Should Hostilities
Be Observation-Disclosures Troops
Land ON Panama Soil.

Washington, Dec. 22.-Diplomatic
pressure will be brought to bear upon
Colombia by several European powers
to prevent war between that country
and the United States. The first step
In this direction already has been
taken by several foreign powers
through their representatives here,
who have informed Gen. Rafael Reyes
of the futility of any attempt by Co
iombia to retake Panama, declaring
that it will result only in precipitating
the Bogota government into war with
the United States, and have said to
him that the result of such a catastro-
phe Colombia herself must realize. II
this is not sufficient the representa-
lives of these countries at Bogota will
be instructed to inform President Mar
roquin that Colombia can expect no
sympathy from the European powers
I'm any movement she may make on
Panama which would inevitably in
volve her in war with the United
States
A Pathway Thorough the Jungles.
Washington, Dec. 22.-Oficial con-
irmation has reached Washington OF
the landing of the Colombian troops
on the island of Los Limos which lies
close to the coast Of Panama. These
troops number 80 and they have taken
up position on this high island with
the intention of making paths Through
the jungles
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Young Man who Recsntiy Died nt BrooS
ings. 9. D.. Had Most Unusuni Dis
placement of Internal Organs.

Brookings, 8. D.. Dec 1s.-Surpris-
ing results have developed at posi-
mortem examination of the body of
William Allison, 81 years old. who died
after ten days illness. apparently RON
Inflammation Of the stomach. Nne
young man several times during his
Illness said that he had been poinsoned
and to satisfy the family post mortem
was held. The surgeons were aston
ished to find upon making an incision
that there was a most peculiar dis
placement of the internal organs. The
operators found an opening through
the diaphragm and dilated stomach.
nearly three times normal size, COM
pletely filling the left side Of the thor
acic cavity. taking the place OF the
left lung. There was no left lung,
only q small rudimentary lung, about
one inch thick and three inches square
The heart was located on the lower
right side of the thoracic cavity ex-
tending parallel and next to the spinal
column between the second and fifth
rib. The right lung was not normal
size. There Is no question but the
anatomical malformations OF the diff
ferent organs had existed from infancy.
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Wen-Known New York Lawyer Dead.
Washington, Dec. 21.-Frederick R
coudert, the well-known lawyer Of
New York city, died here yesterday
from an affection of the heart with
which he had suffered for several
gears. He was II years old.
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Money to Fight Saloons.

Enid, Ok, Dec. 22.-An organization
Of 1000 members, backed by fund of
$4,000, raised by popular subscription,
to which one man, D. w. Eastman,
gave $1,000, has started fight on IL
legal liquor selling here. Sixteen sa-
loon-keepers are under arrest and two
have skipped town to avoid prosecu-
lion.
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A Vice Syndicate.

st. Louis, Dec. 22.-The fastest syn
dicate is of the vice variety and formed
here with some of the town boodlers
as main supporters. to import $4,000
girls from Europe next year-world's
fair year. Church societies and the
Salvation army are joining forces to
prevent and prosecute>the members of
the vice syndicate.
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Omaha, Neb, Dec. 22.-The jack
sonian club of Nebraska. one of the
first clubs in the west to support Will
liam Jennings Bryan, has unanimously
voted to reinstate 40 former members
If the club who were expelled seven
years ago for failing to support Bryan
and the national democratic platform.
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Howell Favors Panama Treaty.

Atlanta. Ga, Dec. 22.-Clark Howell
editor of the Atlanta Constitution and
democratic national committeeman
from Georgia, defends President Roose-
velt's Panama policy, and condemns
the opposition being manifested by
The democratic senators.
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CHIEF RED CLOUD.

yard surrounding the little wooden
house which the government built for
him here years ago. He is IS years Of
age, almost blind, scarcely able to hear
and so beclouded in mind and feeble
his death Is likely at any hour.
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LoaIsiana Favors Panama Treaty

Baton Rouge. La. Dec. 22.-Both
houses of the legislature have adopted
resolution requesting the United
States senators from this state to vote
In favor of the ratification of the
treaty providing for the building Of the
Panama canal
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InumlnatIne Ga. KIlIed six.

sons were asphyxiated by Illuminating
gas Saturday night and the coroner
concluded that the cases were all ac-
cidentaL In most instances a window
was open in each room in which gas
was escaping and the coroner called at
tention to the fact that it Is pppularly
supposed a fatal result cannot ensue
when fresh air also has entrance.
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College Students Die in Fire.

Nashville. Tenn, Dec. 19.-Four pea
sons are known to have been killed
and perhaps 80 others injured, 10 Of
them fatally, in fire here last night
which consumed the Central Tennessee
College for Young Negro Women. q
department OF Walden university. II
is possible that the ruins may contain
the bodies Of other victims. The prop
erty loss is estimated at $25. 900.
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Crow Will Recuperate in California.
St Louis, Dec. 21.-Attorney General
has started for Redlands, Cal, to re-
cuperate his health. He is accompa-.
MED by his physician. Mr.. Crow. it is
announced, is suffering from nervous
prostfation and the effects Of la grippe.
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lola Mob After a Negro.

lola, Kan, Dec. 22.-An unknown
negro shot Len Wilson in the hip
after holding him up in hollow near
town and then escaped. Soon after
Wilson was brought to town a posse
OF 40 armed men formed and is pursu-
ing the negro. who is stranger.
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Lived More Than los Years,

Worcester, Mass, Dec. 21.-Mrs-
Honoretta Marshall, of Webster, is
dead in the Worcester hospital for the
insane at the age of los years.
months and IL days. She was believed
to be the oldest woman in Massachu-
sets and was a remarkable character.
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had Fire at SanuIna.

Sapulpa, I. T.. Dec. 22-Part Of the
business portion of Sapulpa burned
Monday morning. The principal loss
was the merchandise store of p. c.
Hall & Co, which carried $50. 900
stock The ERE originated in millin-
cry store.
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Don,t Want Standard OIL Money.

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 19.-Strong OPP
position is being encountered in Lin
coin against the acceptance of John
D. Rockefeller's gift to the Univer-
sity Of Nebraska. Mr. RockefelIer's
gift amounted to SEE. 666, this sum to
De used for the erection Of a temple
;or religious instruction in the uni.
fersity.
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Died of CONSUMPTION on the Trail,

Died of Consumption on the Train.
Modesto, Cal, Dec. 21.-Miss Ellen
Culver, of Wichita, Kan. died suddenly
yesterday on the Southern Pacific train
while en- route from Portland. Ore, to
Wichita. Consumption was the cause
n death.
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Steel lIIlia shut Down.

Joliet, Ill, Dec. M.-The three main
departments of the Illinois Steel COM
,any at Joliet are now idle. the con-
serter and billet. mills having been or
tered to close to-day. About 1900
men ara affected Repairs and inn
,rovements viii be pushed. but the du-
ration of the shutdown is not stated.
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Peru Defies South American States
Lima, Peru, Dec 20.-By a decree
lated December Is the Peruvian gov
rnment has recognized the republic
4 Panama
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An Irrigation Canal Project Commenceo.
Billings, Mont, Dec. 19.-The first
shovelful of dirt was turned yester-
lay on the Huntley fats irrigation ca
aal project. which has for its purpose
the reclamation Of 10000 acres. The
scheme Is the most extensive Of any
On which work has actually started
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Kilisd In . st. Loul. Erplo.,on.

St Louis. Dec. IA battery of
seven boilers In the power house of
the st. Louis Transit company at JEFF
ferson and Geyer avenues exploded
hst hight. killing three employees. In
baring six and wreckins the building.
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Resigns to Become MAYOR

Washington. Dec. 22.-Speaker Can
non has received letter from Repre-
sentative George B. Mcclellan (mayor-
elect of Greater New York; saying he
forwarded his resignation as q MEM
Der of the house to Gov. Odell.
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Seventy-Five Men Made Idle by . Fire.
Peabody. Mass, Dec. M!The George
W. Brown glue works. operated by the
American Hide and Leather company
In South Peabody, were burned yester-
day morning. causing loss Of $100. 900
and throwing Is worknen out Of em-
ployment The fire Is believed to be
Of incendiary origin
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Agent Can Be Prosecuted.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 20.-The attor-
ney general has rendered an opinion
to the effect that where G. o. D. liquor
packages are not ordered by the con-
signee, but are turned over to him by
an express agent, the agent can be
prosecuted for violating the prohibitory
law
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colomblan Troop. ON the Move

Colombian Troops on the Move.
Panama, Dec. 21.-News was brought
last night by the steamer Martinique
from Savanilla that two battalions of
Colombian troops have left Savanilla
for Quidedo.
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The Bank of Kennard Robbed.

Kennard, Neb., Dec. 21.-Three men
robbed the Bank of Kennard. They
stole $4,000 in cash and escaped. The
safe was blown open with nitro-glycer-
inc and wrecked After the robbery
the men stole team and wagon and
started In the direction of Omaha.
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Recovered Stolen stock.

Lawton, Ok. Dec. 19.-Twenty-nine
head OF horses stolen from an Indian
lear Faxon and five mules taken at
he same time of William Sutherland
rave been recovered by Greer county
officials A desperate fight, In which
many shots were fired, took place be-
.ween officers and robbers before the
,tock was captured.
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Working for a Tariff for Revenue Only

Working for Tariff for Revenue Only.
Boston, Dec. 22.-Congressman John
S. Williams, of Mississippi. the demo-
cratic leader of the national house Of
representatives. was the principal
speaker at the annual dinner of the
Massachusetts, Free Trade league here
last night According to Congressman
Williams, the goal in the tariff reform
race is not free trade. but tariff for
revenue only.
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Alfonso tn wed HI. CoD.,ne

Madrid. Dec. 22.-According to the
Spanish newspapers, a project is on
loot for the marriage of King Alfonso
% his cousin, Princess Maria del Pillar,
IF Bavaria. She is Ii years of age.
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Sentenced for Harborins a Criminal.

Sentenced for Harboring q Criminal.
Guthrie, Ok. Dec. 21.-Mrs. Rather
Inc Wyatt, Indicted by the grand jury
on the charge Of harboring w. w.
Montgomery, a criminal. pleaded guilty
to the charge and was sentenced by
Chief Justice Burford to two years in
the territorial penitentiary at hard u
hOr
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Chased Him 5000 Miles.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 21.-After a chase
If 5000 miles, extending from San
Diego. Cal, to Norfolk and lasting from
June Is until Saturday, Thomas J.
blake, alias Ed Hall, was arrested here
accused of being a deserter from the
aavy and murderer.