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Arizona republican., 1903-05-13
WALL STREET JUSTICE
Things That Happened In Judge Rob-
 ertson's Court Yesteoday.

The trial of John Baggiore in Justice Robertson's court was yesterday post poned till Thursday morning at the re- quest of the complaining witness. Prosper Bordone. who sent word to the court that he was too i'll to attend. Juan Otero was tried on the charge of having assaulted Mariana Orosco. woman with whom he has been living for several years till recently On a rent ed ranch south of the river. The story as brought out at the trial is that about three months ago Otero and the woman agreed to separate. He left her on the ranch and also left his own personal effects there. having visited her occasionally since the separation day or two ago he visited the ranch and she denied him admittance, but the door was partly open and through it he grabbed her by the hair, forced his way into the house and chastised her rather roughly. A boy by the name of Valen- zuela happened to be present and in- terfered in defense of the woman. when Otero treated him in a similar manner. The judge after due deliberation sen fenced the man to seven days in jail lor tdcH aSsault. Tie then SuSpenueu sentence during good behavior, for the reason that he had many friends who stated that he had been a hard-work- ing man and a good citizen prior to his alliance with the woman in the case and that he was an old soldier, having served with Crook in the Indian wars.
 Juan Fares was arrested by COnsta- ble Kyle Monday night near the corner of Fifth and Madison streets. The charge against him was indecent con duct and language addressed to who ever chanced to be passing by. He was sent to jail for seven days.
 Saturnino Rodrigues was arrested on the charge of having stolen cot on May 9th. The complaint was filed by w. F. Williams. one of the retiring po- licemen. His case was set for trial to- day.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13
DYSPEPSIA 4 THING OF
 THE PAST
If You Havo Indigestion

this article ought to interest you No matter what else you may do unless ycu study proper hygiene and diet your efforts will not amount to much. The Laxakola O., 45 Yesey St, New York. have published a remarkable little book. "Advice to Dyspeptics," free to those who ask for it. It tells all about dyspepsia. its causes, what to eat and what not to, and if the advice is followed no one really need be troubled with indigestion We sell their dyspepsia cure, Pepsikola Tab lets, 9 cents, and are authorized to re- fund the money if the purchaser receives no benefit. Pepsikola Tablets tone up and stimulate the stomach to do its own work by increasing the gastric juice and saliva. It is particularly recommended to those whose appetite is poor, with coated tongues, distress after eating and the other ills always attendant on dyspepsia.
 BEN l.. BEAR. Phoenix. Ariz-
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskev has b-e- tested thousands of times during the nasr 5O years, by the most learned chemists and found always to he tho same. abs lutely pure" and free from fusel oil
 Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cures coughs. colds. consumption. grip. bron- chitis, pneumonia. catarrh. asthma ma and enriches the blood. aids digestion builds up the nerve tissue. tones up thr heart and fortifies the system asaius- disease germs. IL prolongs hfs- k--u= the old young and the young strong if contains no fusel oil and is the only Whis- key recognized by the Government as a medicine. This is a guarantee. ~Dufy Is prescribed by over 7.e0 doctors ami used exclusively in over 200 hospitals pie during the past fifty wears who have used II as their only medicine.
 CAUTION.-When you ask for Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey be sure you get the genuine Interruptions dealers. mindful of the excellence of this preparation. will try to sell you cheap limitations. and s0- called Malt Whiskey suhStitutes which are nut on the market for profit only. and which, far from relieving the sick. ar- positively harmful Demand 'Duffy's'' and be sure you get it. IL Is the 0Eiy- ab- tains medicinal. health-givinC QualIties Look for the trademark. '-The ola Chemist" on the label
 The genuine Duffy'S Pure Malt W his key is sold by all druggists and grocers or direct at q .O0 a hottie. Write for free medical booklet. containing symptoms and treatment of each disease and con Vincing testimonials to the nuTy Malt Whiskey Company. Rochester. N T.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

Sick headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Moki Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures constipation and indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction guaran- teed or money back. 9 cents and 50 cents. Write to w. II. Hooker & Co.,, Buffalo N. Y, for q free sample T. r. Hudson Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13
ATTENTION.

There will be a spiritual seance be- ginning al o'clock D. m. every Sunday and Wednesday conducted by Dr. Oliver P. Cooper in his office. second floor of Lewis block southwest corner of Gen. ter and Adams streets. All lovers O. truth are invited 10 attend. Admission 2b cents
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

Will close my store for the season on May 15 and will sell my stock of h. dian rugs. baskets and Mexican drawn work, etc, al a great reduction until that date. Major Ed Schwartz, No. g. w Adams St
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13
EDWARD AS A PREACHER.

In addition to his other hopors Hiug Edward is the titular and hereditary preacher at St. David's cathedral in Wales. He is allowed a salary of Ss year and a pew in the cathedral is reserved for his use.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13
DATES WITHDRAWN.

Owing to provisions of medical law recently passed all dates in Arizona are hereby withdrawn until further notice. Personal correspondence relative to cases suffering from Cataract, Glau coma. Corneal Ulcers or Granulated Lids solicited.
 E. I. PRICE, Eye Specialist,
 Denver. Colo.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13
CURIO

Apache beadwork looms and direc- tions for weaving belts, fobs, chains, etc. New assortment of beads. The Curio, Second ave. and Jefferson St
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

The green-eyed monster may be in spired by either jealousy or deliriur tremens.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

It's a good thing to strike out for yourself, unless you happen to be ball player.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

Politeness is a good investment. Ia doesn't cost anything and generally yields good returns.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

Angels without wings are the bes They are not so fly.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

Phoenix citizens going to Los Angele: stop at The Hotel Rosslyn.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

Spend your vacation in Los Angeles and stop at The Rosslyn Hotel
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

Arizonians going to Los Angeles ste at The Hotel Rosslyn.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13
C,hicngn- Inlv . I.r

chicago. July A LaL
 Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. 0ientl lrfuen- have completed a careful and most eN- haustive chemical analysis Of nuffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. which showed it Go be a pure whiskey. uncontaminafed with foreign matter The search for fuSel oil demonstrated the remarkable purity of this whiskey. as Lltwithstandlns the most delicate tests known were employed in this investigatiOn. the mere traces co this poisonous matter found We're such to be incapable Of determination This unusual result speaks mor- elolu-nfiv than words. the care taken in it's proiuc- ton, while lt Is an unfailing indication Of age" of the whiskey, which is 50 essen tial To an article to be used for mesiici- nal purposes.
 The various tests made were the most rigid and exhaustive Of any similar eN- aminations ever made in this laboratory. and the results obtained Nere of the most fiattering character. indicating that the DufIy Malt Whiskey COmpanv's prod uct is an article of exceptional merit. and well deserves its name of Medicinal Whskey.'
 Yours very truly. ]. Dunraven NOuns- (Formerly Chemistry Department AT mour Institute Of Technology. Chemist SanitarS' Commission. etc. etc-l
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

Arizona people always welcome at The Hotel Rosslyn.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

It's hard for u man to tell a woman's age when she won't even tell it her self.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

For the best private board in town go to Mrs. Cohn's, % West Monroe St.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13
PURE BLOOD

Proper care of the stomach will result in the making of plenty of rich. red blood and the upbuilding of the entire system. If your storlach is disordered and the blood impure take a few doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It is the best stomach medicine and blood purifier in the world. ard will also cure Dizziness. Belching,, Indigestion. Dys- pepsia. and Malaria. Be sure to try it. For sale by druggists.
 H0STETTER'S
 Stomach Bitters.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

Spend your vacation in Los Angeles and stop at The ROsslyn Hotel.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

Cool weather in Los Angeles. Stop at The Hotel Rosslyn.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-13
CHEMICALLY PURE MT. J. Dunraven Young. One of the Bsst
 Known Chemists in the World. says OUTFITS PURE MALT WHISKEY

Is on Absolutely Pure Whlskey- MIR. YOUNG HAS BEEN AT THE HEAD OF THE CHEMISTRY DEPART MENT OF THE ARMOUR INSTITt-TE OF TECHNOLOGY. ALSO CHEMIST TO THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

Z 1n><lss Of the business men was
1 eAys ago. Prosecuting At
4, o1oE being present by special
- Invitation Al that meet
- infnFfned that the bust :
Il u Seattle. AZ represented
~ Hr<-nt. we're wholly IN ac
NE evident desire Of Mr..
- NE members Of the grand
1. F'of Into the matter Of
~ corruption. hut depioref
$3.50. Nat the scope and thor
~ ,'--' W Tie iury'H Investigations
:. 'f 70 be limited beeaune Of a
- necessary funds on the one
-. ~ NE crowded criminal cal :
<r--. shith demanded Mr.. SCOTS
I, h'teriion. on the other.
~. ~nJ his condition Of af-
~. : -ss suggested that the busf-
- represented should help
1Ir,- ~ good work and wipe out
~, .'nltaifiss by providing the
~ - .s>ary for carrying on the
- s.,<.nt Jury. ana providing for
rI1--.-J o. good and competent
~, - a. assistant to Mr..
1lr<a M. attorney. u was eS-
- ~. 'p.ia take entire charge Of
~ ~ ne Krand jury. and thus
~ = teott N a position 70 de-
~ II :. snerriee 10 the proeecu-
~, criminal eases.
M f.,,t VIZ" made In such apparent
tr, n<e accepted on the spot
a'.rf.<.." .y't The question Of the
tufr ~ NE attorney to be Mr..
<<n's -stant and the business
MN, .ye' was next brought up,
F.ar, 49, politely Informed those
Wa I, 49, a. they we're paying the
M n.,, right that they should
''isss IN the matter 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

sress 10 me all s,sht but l russu !
can stand TOT u
fhc second person arrested was r
a. MCKAY. president and manager
OF the Northern fseific aiAas and
tiottie Company OF Van Asset Ns
u Vhafged with obtaining Inonsy b,
false preiennea IN having secured
y. eco from Oeorgr A. craig on me
e.AIfty claimed 10 be of no value.
ftsr bonds were tissd 81 ti,keo and
u was several housu before he coula
tlna hondsuen and securs hts re-
lease from suatosiy, Mr.. Mckay as.
peris hia innosvnse and declares his
indictment and arrest 60 be an cut
fake. lie says no viii 10 able to
prove u 10 be such When Nhe case n
taken into court for trial
William chsppeils, fsiuiiiariy
Known as the King OF the New
f~nderioin,r Was arrested by the
deputy shuriffs shortly after Q
o'cicck. Ths indctmsnt on which the
warrant for his arrest ~as issued
charges him With permitting snin-
bling Ia he CARVED on IN the buildins
stxth asenu. south and Weller
street Ne farn.~hed 500 cash ball
and ans retcaasS
shortly altar > o'oissk n.pntie.
Nelson and no~ss vent 10 The
Saloon AZ SIS first avenue end there
arrested ~f1sk,' Barnett and Ffnnk
Munro. each being charged with
smpbavins 90 partisiratins IN the
SIMPLIFY 81 female persons IN a
satdon. karrconl. thsatsr or place
al amusement Whsfe ilquaf u rolf
az n beverage u vas discovered
that the warrant Tor Munro was
made cut for ~Geofsc' Munro. and
because Of this the deputy shsflffs
decided not 60 serve the warrant un-
81 the mistake had tssn corrected
barnett gave cash bail IN the sum
Of $50
-F,shy- tsas Mis- Say
nj this u she beet the grand jury
can do. a had better SO Sat % bust
nees- said ftafrstt aftsf has arrest
IL ha. b@sa hard at work Tor five
weeks and row brings In indictments
against perscns that every school boy
knows II guilty. 1 am rwady 10
plead guilty to running concert
hall az any time ard VIII pay my
fine.
s-rni- brilliant grad jury had bet
ter 70 oat % business " the best u
can DO h the Indictment Of a few
gamblers and concert hall men who
are as well knsoNn and whose bust
ness IL az well known a. the location
~ Pinnssr square.
nj eeneers halls are not wanted In
seattle All the authorities have 60
10 /. 20 tell rs 80 and We will shut
up shop and stay shut and pay a
fiu- into the bargain. I expect to
hear nest that the wfnnd jury has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

js''s. wepert. charged with Al
sowing gambling in HE huils.na on
oee,dsasas avenue. occupied b, IN.
ressm club. Wv
Arrest. To-day
The first men arrested this porn.
shk wete Mr.. ceapsf and Nj. Levy.
no came TO the shefifrs once ana
49, theassisss W and were re.
ieanrd on xtee bail each. A NH.
later Mr.. Abrams MAS arrested and
later Released on like rail. lie pro-
tested stxcFaaaly against belns
draHTed asas from his huslneHa,
fhis afssfneen hsFtin AeAnasews
~@s arrested ard released ON hail
and Frank hsufa gave himself %
and Was likewise released CA honda
Al = Is e'eloek TIT. afternoon. y,
~ Jus MAS arrested hy Deputy
eheFin lhse@ NE gave $500 bail
Arrests Yesterday
THE adjustments rstusnsa by the
grand fars yesterday morning were
handed to Judge Hell at IL u'cieck
but for suEne fsasaH ~ 49, } oseieck
Ia The .ftesncon before the warrants
for the arfeet u the psrsona Indicted
~efe ple<sd In the banda af Isepsliy
ssh~fiffs Nelson and howe. for ssrs
Ice.
At Morrss~n's -slscn. ON FIRST as.
eaoes TIRE aspaste~ feaaa John e'cnsi-
dine lie MAS tsken tnte custody on
tao Of the grand faff eaftasfs.
charging him with eondsctlnx a
dance hail uh<He seusen afx em~
piofed. and With permitting gam
hlink samss 10 be carried % IN the
fe<aft Of shseh he y the propttstos.
kesl On each Of the charges wss
fszea .t tsse and va. Immediately
praeafesf and handed 60 the deputtss.
Il dent ears 80 much ahaat being
arrested" said Censiaine. -as | do
about being handed the aoahle-sfo.s
By lot Of Indians stsch a. COMPOSE
the metettfy OF that grand Jury.
went e-foF~ that intelligent bod, Of
mea yesterday a. = witness ana
they hassaeti rae cut bot % hot air
etz.ut not y l.hinx ~ tuttiet me-. They
aid thss ~efe not altar me. but
only wauteA 10 kneN this manner In
which gambling xstssea and eunesft
halls aere conducted
They handed this kind af talk 10
me. ~hflf 1T the same time the in
dirtmeHt 40 sinst me vas ali made
cut ana ready 10 be returned 10 the
court.
Isserset Rsshsns
Well he estnfinuet. they are
WELCOME To all the information thsy
got cut of IRE. ThsFs are two or thse~
us~fnt-~rs Of thr grand jury WHO are
very decent =<sft of fsila.a. but the
b lsne~ are about - lxnaranf . tot
% Heaesns az ever came over the
plk~ They passed cut ths aeuhis-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
COTT KICKED
lover TRACES
W. A6viSed That 1t Would Be Political Suicide
for Him to Turn Grand Jury Work
Over to Deputy

aftrrnosn. Mr. Scott had II pointed
cut 10 hksn b hir fftends that the aid
offered him came ffgtu - faction of
th< keruhitran party 10 which his
oen fffsaas DID not b@funs- end VAS
urged 10 utthffuN ffefu the agree
m<nt On the ground that u weuid be
political sufcfds 70 carry II out.
The result "a. the sudden confer
rnee between scest and the members
Of the sfsnf Jury yesterday after
noon. which resulted IN the prose
Getting attorneys announcement. on
behalf Of himself ard the Jurors.
that the assistance offered ty the
b uHinesz men could not b. accepted.
fuaernach - the eaie POKER OF ap-
pointing o. pufiss and fuanaEsnH The
srairs u HE ewu afffes u In the
hands Of the proeeeutins attorney
Il IL prohabie that the nezotiafipn-
between Nj. Scott and the business
men will b. broken OF.
such at least seems 20 be the opin-
ton Of Judge Rect and the members
ef the business mems COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

fufv terpoFru~. They declare that
fh4fe 10 suf1efrnt evidence AT hand.
ks<A documentary and eirrunsssn-
tie, 70 secure Indictments against al
a Hhe bank ofieiai- and insure thsis
e4&tiefson on charges Of having mis-
a@Frsnpftated the funds Of the In
81 ufiun-
feu1sns srtion b. the rrand jury,
tn eherez already prsfrfrei
z1einst m Long. Hauscotn and en-
f11Fttff HIN who vas arrested FUN
d1{f viii be given \ preliminary
~ ring By Iastlfe Of the Peace La
- pf Ballard. next saturday
Hui II Eop out on f7eoa bonds
Tn bends Of De Long and Hans
csrl uiil tss fixed today.
Feeeivsf HiHine stated today he
ezftrted 10 be able to make a report
To- The sauft concerning the hank :
sl1sifH. within fuo or three days "a
fsf - hts Investigations have en-
te4esti. he has been unable TO md
4nf additional assets er Go account
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
IN SALT LAKE CITY
Three Large Business Blocks Destroyed With
Loss Of More Than $4,000

HALT LAKE CRY. Feb. 1.-THE
greatest IRE In the history Of salt
Lake CITY started in the heart Of the
business district at o'clock this
morning. andsiH stan burning. The
Atlas block. nve stories high. and the
~ v. Walker block and the Central
block. each three stories high. are
entirely destroyed. The loaH with
exceed $500. 00o
Tho heaviest loser IL the Salt Lake
Hardware company. whose stock Of
$3.50. 600. was totally consumed and
was only partially covered by In
aurance. The Hank of Commerce
was burned out. losing all itr furnl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

acott's political and personal friends
became aware of what enN being
done. with fhe result that they point
ID out To the proeecntiue attorney
that the majority u the Interested
business men we're members - whst
IL knoen Ne the Corporation fac
ten % the iocsl Republican party.
and ~err. consequently. not friendly
10 that faction % the party 90 which
ST.. scott owsd his election: that
Judge Root was also Identified with
the -eor pofafion faction. that. to
turn The Erand jury over TO an Ap.
poinfee 81 the business men would
mean. practically. 10 allow those
business men 60 dictate the course %
the grand iufy'r Investigations. that
Mr.. kcott's political and professional
Reputation depended upon his contin-
ulnE 10 personally direct the work of
ths efanf Jury. that 10 pat snothsr
man in charge ~ this time woaid
destroy Ir' rcoffs chances o. re-
eiscfian. and might result IN his be-
inE forced aut q efiice before the end
% his term.
These ,hinsr having been made
clear 20 Ne acgtt'a mind. he imine-
diately Informed his we'll wiphcrn
| the business men. that he had recon
sid@fsd his Intention 10 appoint a.
hiR deputy Judge Root or any other
attorney 20 be- paid hy private sub
scripsian. and that while he WAS
| grateful fof the assistance offerrd.
he ana the grand Jury would have 10
get along without the rronsred aid.
when questioned abost the matter
| yesterday. NJ. Scott refused nhHo-
| iufeiy 10 make any verbal statement.
bat said that ne would give a type
written statement 20 the rrcas after
he had submitted u 30 The grand Jury
Tor approval This sypewritisn
statement appears ~ the head %
this article.
The statement was submitted 10
the grand jury BY Nj. Scott. but the
Jury would not accept ". After a
lengthy conference. Mr.. scott came
nut Of The jury room and made the
| following statement w lieu - the one
the grand jury had failed 10 approve
- shall hsvs charge u the grand
Jury from this tir4s or until lie ad-
iournmsrt. I shall, when tho new
deputy law takes effect. appoint =
good trial lawyer 10 assist ne In thu
trial 81 the grand Jury eases"
Thir. In brief IT, the history Of the
inception and failure 81 the attempt
20 change the course o. grand jury
affairs. and certain affairs political.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

nrun p1Hsses asus..a IN the
1n1d attempt to osss Pro~s-
&nnw.>5 orsst fsoua the sa-
~ Gr>s1 Jary rcosss. ee-
. . 1oory y eIre.4iat ton on
~ ss11y A. the litn hour.
~ ~. ocoffs personal and
01<o1s fsn< O. him aud
~ - sffh1rsu from fhr
- - ~ entered into Win
~ msa's eo<nritsss 20 ag-
- uilp A. Root bis deputy
111Fu1 ~ The araud Jury.
- U4141 n the star yssfsr-
- Icu1ts Fefusei - accept the
= = a1p1ssanf selected and
. 1uu|1<f ~ promin~nf busl-
= ~ c11f. cane A. = conn
~ - TIE men who had
= - untfI late yesterday
~ hsd regarded me deal
, 1neHresp~n happ<ne.t AZ
n hi4 rnnfsrruc~ with the
nee'o comudttse Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
yI1IEmEMT WHICH FAILED TO
MEET GRAND JURY'S APPROVAL

rEfFr~nec appointment a depusy
N M business
- consultation with which and
10
my
especially
~ really
with evidence which ndduced before
- thought they
No. for Investigation but
- web and would be obtained n
~ Whole time and attention % the jury than 20 select
Her position able might be.
n.1s statement TO the jury that soon the
H4 - ended which II the
VIII whole attention invesg
~ until the end
TO 81 m
~ unnd this perfectly
~ uand jury and myself working and viii work. har
together
tsignsd) w. T. SCOTT. Prosecuting Attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

tnre and fixtures. The other losers
fpflu1a SO lawyers. dentists archl-
taFfr and civil engineers. who had
ufHeas IN the burned buildings.
There were several narrow ea-
capes Capt. tstabb OF the IRE de-
uAftmeuf WIS at the top OF 20 foot
extension ladder when the guy ropes
brfsed and the ladder was thrown
Axfbrs the street. When part way
down the force Of the fall was brok-
N by overhead wires and StRbh
dropped 60 the ground unhurt. Fire
ruan Watts and Williams we're scri-
otf*lss injured by falling wallis.
1ATER@The total loss Is now ea-
fIusa ted AZ tstf coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

public
Al izG O'Clock the senate al
burned without having finished the
debate. The biii Will 10 killed thlr
afternoon BY the adoption ~ the
majority report. which N for In
definite fssstf-onernent.
The house had a lively session be-
cause many OF the rnsmberr left
their seats 10 attend the senate res
sion. and the ssrscant-at-a arms was
sent after them. bringing many az
them back. Tho~r who Nsrr brought
In ~ere sreessd With deffriye laugh
ter and appiauss On their appeal
anc<.
Ths railroad nm viii b. up IN the
house this afternoon AT I O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
LADRONES OF LUzON
BREAK LOOSE AGAIN
Insurrection Is Spreading Rapidly and Encour-
ages Depreciation Of Bandits

MANILA. Feb. 1.-The fresh out :
break Of the Ladrones In Northern
iuzon II growing In magnitude and
now threatens to sur ptaa anything
revolution. II II stated that this In
probably the beginning Of new In
eurrcction. the belief growing Of the
widespread character OF the disturb
nnce.
The trouble Is giving an excuse 10
the numerous briRnnde TO ply their
vocation with immunity. Several OF
these have been arrested. but In each
cnse the outlaws claimed to be Ia
HnrrectoH, hoping thus TO escape the
severe uuniFhnient usually ueted out
10 bandits, Numerous commands Of