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Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
4 RIFT IN TIE CLOUDS
The Ease vzTtH Vgh5ch t-e Ne1 Lean
 .zz A5s-r6e5-

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Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
THE INEvrTAslE RECOGNIZED,
Growth of Peace Sentiment is Wash
 inaton Russian Official Circles

Washington. March SS.-The sudden growth of sentiment jn Russian o.licial circles iR favor cf peace is not a' an surprising to officials here. because .' is In line with the predictions %. -> , American embassy in st es4c'->ss--- when last heard from "> >5>s- l-.7se-J In fact 1t was CaS,-s-s-, -iss.E tne Ts7 obstacle ia -,s~ r-s..> ~. -.-gi-D5nE
 t9e'f.=sS s3 tseis rnd was te
 .->iler .n tne ieal~-- aro- I-ean Pou-es-- -~s., tHsn ,ls -he s-~-r -aurt. The~- s.s>s f,..,
 rceo suhSfs,s-4-s evidences
 ry the -E--- -.-,t.o Cs a quiet pres .tTe -r.-fH '..- 9s,siJe upon the St ',-,.Sa,.suy government 1t might be in ;...sG 60 oseaN tne dcadlocK in tSe as,- latlon-
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

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 leaving 1Iz1r5gz about f1T-z U-1--E z- EzIelcEa sb-.zr tvze UIzz-- zzzzz-- z
 the S1zzEEzs r1 e1E4 oE Ch= oztzil- -z
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
olAUtiiItR OF PEASANTS
The UsuSi RusSian Way Of Suppress
 ing Riot.

kutuc Russian Poland March sS.- Ten peasants were killed and fifty wounded at t.amenta on March 2i as the result nf shooting by infantry sent tJ uueu a disturbance. X crowd of peasants fro~l ReEiEuows proceeded to Lameuta to induce the farm laborers Co 'trike ana r!nt.ng occurred. The chief of police in company with the soldiers went to the scene. The troops fired two volieNs at the peasauts killing two instantly and wounding fifty. The latter were brought in carts to the hos pitaL Seven men and one woman SUD sequently died. Eleven others are dy- ing. Kutno is seventy miles west Of Warsaw. Jt has a population of 10000.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
ONLY A SQUARE DEAL.
That Is All the Standard Company
 Asks of Kansas.

Topeka, March 2S.-Generat Counsel Eddy of the standard oil company of Chicago. conferred with Governor Hoch today regarding oil Legislation in this state. He asked that the receivership proceedings be not stautcd against the Prairie oil and Gas company until the custer case against the same company now iu tho supreme court be decided.
 Governor Hoch would make no pro- misses. Mir. Eddy assured the governor that Standard was not trying to pun ish Kansas and only wanted square deal,
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
THE BEEF BUSINESS.
Progress et the Chicago Grand Jury
 Investigation ef lt

Chicago, March ss,=Twelve out of fifteen witnesses supposed to have been employed by tho various packing firms and retail dealers, have thus far testi- fed before the special grand jury which Ia hearing the evidence against tho soc called beef trust, tt was learned today during most of todaN's session Of the grand jury District Attorney Morrison sousht evidence concerning tho price tho retail dealers m meats were forced to pay the packers and the price some of tho packing concerns are pay ing cattle raisers for beef on the hnof
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

suzuecessCaI operation and then only co rso1r I1od of d5s-oura cement OF abuse c- to send as .s palliative Co the relTcatInE forces a heap of revolution zry lc-ar-larIu-S-
 Ia conclusion The c1rrespo1te1r rzezfls for few words of encourage r15ut and an azcEnouEie IEUsut tz-aE S5e se- -saa u- ho fzI around 8IuaLdeu are uor zIs uuzpurecIated sacrIG-e- so that 5-h- CTS fu dying may ol=z Lhs Lalh=r for whom rh=E fe-L
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
RUSSIAN wAReHIPs steHTED.

Port Louis, March 25. 5.50 p. u. Island of My1vir,Ns A steamer from Colombo. cc"lui.. arrived here today sHd reports that during the night If March i6 she nIct a Russian torpedo 5oac which was followed Icy d squed- ron of warships some distance behind The steamer was unable to make out the number or character of the ships
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
cARLINe's SUCCESSOR.
A Michigan Man Assistant Secretary
 et tne Navy,

Washington, March sS,=Prestdent Roosevelt has rendered the office or assistant secretary of the navy to Truman II, NewheUY of Detroit Mich, The pfofter haa been accepted, ME NeWbeVlN is a prominent business man of Detroit, He succeeds Charles H. Darling of Vermont who tendeVed hts resignation t0 the president and will be appointed collector of the port of Huntingdon, Vermont
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
PoLANB-s NE% Rs Es
The Russian Soxer--~- Gee- A-<,S
 a .SaVoraEl- e-s-T

RN >lS--Ns -'s-'- SOW eFs'of 'se'-eiii- A-A A-i.i- s-is-,l in N''fS2aN I'"s4@- l-N entrance t" tnT s'i7 seSs-6 fhe Pn1iac SeyV5ce ag the N'Fl'-siaA E->i 'iSs-, the Cath o'-c 70 ''-->4s- h+ ass received ii-N i>-s' ~eg-,SiEes8 for mass. ~'f -S -,,.Ver-.sT general to al, t-i-N ~yFV+,e ',n assuming of l-i- a rs '>iutiop of lSSl.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
THE JAPANESE ARE FOLLOWING

Gunshu Pass. Manchurie. March 2S. iOS miles north of Tie Pass.-The Jap aneSe are following the Russian rear Euard north from .Santoupm at the rate of eight and a half miles a day. on both Hanks the Japanese are operating wide turning movement but the strength of the haplling forces has not been definitely ascertained.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
! REVOLUTION ARRANGED
The Isminez Party Rising up in Santo
 Domingo.

san bomingo, March 2S,> -It is rum ored that at a meeting of the Jimin,s party U was resolved to telegraph the followers of the former aspirant to the presidency at Monte Christi Co prepare for the struggle.
 The government is taking precaU- lions to meet the coming events. The situation though quiet at present. is critical
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

 GOODNESS

We buy from the best manufacturers. It is our intention to sell the highest grade of je0e.ry.
 If a ring. a pin, a watch or any article of jeweiry whatever, ever goes from here which isn't as represented, we are here to give satisfaction-to make amends
 We want your jewelry trade and shall try to deserve it
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
PEACE IN HE ASCENDANT.

st. Petersburg. March 2S, 6:o5 D. m. The ministers and their supporters at court who advocate the submission of the pacific proposals Co Japan, as previously set forth in these dispatches 10 ascertain whether an Honorable basis of peace Is uossible. believe that tbey have carried the day. and the As sociated Press hears on high authority that an actual stop is imminent if nct already taken.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
WARNING TO 4 PRIEST.

St, FeterahurEI MHrch s3,-The rove olutionary committee has warned Father John of CTonstadt to cease his nti-revolutionary propaganda either hS Sern,uu ar bY writing, Tne min- tary governor of Croustadt has taken measures for Father Johns protection,
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
ADVANCE IN R'W'Y RATES
DistaAesd by the Advance in General
 Commodities.

wsshmgteA, n, C,, March 9S,-Spe- ialA-Ameng the statistics published ey the bureau of labor the following table shows the increase tn tho prlee ef the chief commodities and m rat- way rates from 1Saa to iaNs. loo rep- roseNting the average price or eomlao- ,tities flain fSAN ta tSaa,
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
PIECES OF COMMODITIES

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 z -h5Ie C7=e F=-ees oE all c1sE- l-7--7--s have advanced oal an avera-e
 Ez and fuel metals and Iun- -@ to s@ points rzIIUav rates have ly sEv1uc=d rract5o1zI-y
 F--- Interstate C1znE1erce cu-zzuIss111 =F--E z-ES sa- SEz zve-zEs z1zUy 1-- s- paE uu the raIIrlzsls from 1ss1 70 sss for vzzE5-1s classes 1E explores "a f--=evi as fellows nEEseers Sz-z To Ss-el- 1Te-sz- F~,-- &z1a r. x= sS- -1-sz'z=--u-s Fr1z s-zs -z g. zs- ash=~ y-s7ua=n ErZ1 Szss 1a x2E-- -zz-zzz- z-~ frOE S--s so S-5a- section ra-=- -Eel fEOI $l-sS to SI-sS- Oshs- tra-z- ls=l fr0m Sl-1S 5o S1-sI- and o-h-- zzz- =-=nr classes o1 employees in ecuzI luoEC--5u1
 c c RANDOLPH.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
NO REGENT FIGHTING.

St, Petersburg, March 2S,--General l4inevitch telegraphed on March ss that be had no news of any encounters with lhe Japanese on March sl,
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
TIE COLORADO Visss-
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 2. Lszz=hzzz-z-

Colorado SE.-5nEs- Ca-o- =F Fs1--zzs Szs-lEr WllD 6s zr details of President Ros-sa ati- -Ea-- AA -a-= AN i---= Ils-N 1=-a-.-1 - ----H-
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Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
A BURLINGTON WRECK.
Many Were injured, I've Perhaps Fs.
 tally,

lhcom. March g3.-Burlhgton train No. { coming from 0raud Island to Lincoln was wrecked in West Lincoln today ThirtN-one were injured, two perhaps fatally. The smoking ear and a rear coach were turned completely over
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

Japanese ban is 10 Dc issued at ss and VIII r51El twenty years vrith rhe oI- Jiou of Japan of redemption at par aI the end cf five years
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

s=nce 3eTa--meu- In ul4E- sr=-7 ls-=-azl= H5-l Iau--l=se activity zzs-a-
 ea5 K1zSia-s ae@ sllEle -aillF1r asllle the Ilzly azsez az5-h the E es-llliSlsng aeuv ones az rhs- coast.
 Third The deficiencies 1eers whose s-sis-asss @ bTi,lE nauEE- -o the lac~E thought ous pm or -hc con whose technical @5lsczltS1a K pace with rhe artillery shza guireo to handle.
 Fourth. tl1st victory lescs the army but with the uatiga.
 The correspondent pictures V tr-otisn. devotion and paSs-j.,,S longing for Vic-orN over the Jap,,-.~' and ceasinUinS says "ou the otl,. S{6e is e nation O-1eere a parS oE th people rlisundersJand the meGniaS a this war or are even inimically tallin adVan taEe of the distressing tunes t attain more Aoer.y. The need Q greater liberty is uudoub;vd but is not possible to press the campaign as ter the war The country is eutires occupied with internal affairs and de orders. turning it's attention Co tn army only occasionally and after al
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
RAILWAY RATES,

The comparison is still more striking when the year 1898 is taken, and the list of commodities confined to those entering chiefly into railway construc- tion, maintenance and operation:
 RAIlWAN RATES
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

be-.
 miles below 'V-srhtn ci,4.7,,> ......5 .- wlu
 be difficult to ,aa.Craln % ,'s.~'ti,,., ta,-
 s..ys s-;-sS SsTvFy fia.i-s.- s,..~-.> -.ltr, the front of the army paraueluE the
 railroad the practiCabiitS turning
 movement to completely sever com Wuuicatious and isolate the army six thousand miles from home. Is too ser ioUs for Russian consideration.
 IL is announced hers that all wom- en have been ordered to leave Nladl- vostok.
 In view of this possibility the dis patch alluded to suggests the sdvis- ability of immediately providing Vlad- livestock with war munitions and sup plies for two years siege. The cor respondent estimates the number of re- Inducements needed to give Linevitch a requisite superiority of force at 2e9.- o0o. That such a dispatch should nave heen permitted to pass the censor is significant and if General Linevitch has communicated a similar estimate of the situation direct to the emperor il may account for his majesty's in- creased disposition to peace counseIs and to open negotiations before the Japanese establish themselves on Russian soil. With Mauchur1a en- tirely abandoned to the Japanese. and Vladivostok left as Russia's solitary sentinel on the Pacific it Is realized that Russia would be practically at Ja- pans mercy in peace terms.
 It can be definitely stated that the decision to appoint Grand Duke Mich ulas Nichoiaievitch to the supreme command in the far east has been re- considered because the outlook at the . front does not warrant the risk of com promising the prestige of member of the imperial family. The military au- thorities believe that unless Linevitch 1 is sure of his ability to hold the lower | Sungari line he will risk his whole ! army it he fortilies and concentrates l there 1T he should be defeated the line . Of retreat would lie on two sides of l n triangle, the third side of which ] Is open to the cnemy's advance.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
A SERIOUS SITUATION.
ls Is Not Known Where the Russsar-
 May Stop

St- Petersburg. March e4. 1cs5 a. m- The possibility usat if the Russian army should he unable 10 hold tise -=Ner line on SCus0ri river at ChUn- z>l1-Eu it may be compelled 1o retreat zs znly Ia Ea-bin but also further vs---7,sri along the railroad, abandon ~se Japanese northern Man
 ria .'5 the ISuSSian maritime
 E----lsCe as well is the latest & uE l->t- trom the front. The
 H>e-----'s< Cf General Line -',sN sl5lun ~z z-- f3us Uzv11-N,1--, z .--,.-NN s.s tn.- ..ts..--- .-fss-- 70 ts.- N tss,ss ia which st sz 'clut,,G .-.sSs C-ias1f,.-i-t--
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
MIXED PEACE AND WAR gAIK
Ihe Pendulum Appears to SettIef asre and
 More Toward PeaGe !

Multiplying Signs of Rassis's Discouraggnf U;cus- -f-- Sf- S>t-s-r $ cf sie Frcnz3. . -o.-.-c. 1vs C-J saancEaTlA, hzt the R=9 f.ze czs,,s Eastern Possessions - The Dangeros4 , -.=o of LIneyisch $ Armies.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

ANOTHER JAPANESE LOAN.
 London, March 2S.-According to the newspapers statements here new
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

WANIR-S0me nice furnished rooms for housekeeping or small cot tage E E P2scoe, 1I0 N Center St-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-05-25
MINOR MATTERS.

Miss Ethel Louise Boyle of Dalla:
burst a blood vessel and died.
While fishing in a lake near Sher-
man George Tucker was drowned.
Damage to bridges in one section Of
Grayson county. Texas, is $4,000.
Trinity river is all over the lowlands
in the vicinity of Dallas.
An unknown Mexican was drowned
in creek near Denton. Tex.
While seated in a chair Mrs Jo-
sephine Hotches OF Bonham. Tex. eN-
pired.
6. II. Mcbride. a leading real estate
man OF Dallas. is dead after n long
Illness.
Commercial association Of the two
territories will meet at oklahoma City
next month.
Ten parties charged with playing
"Alcie," resembling faro. were arrested
Ct Shreveport.
Plains around Midland. Tex. were Il
sheet OF water Tuesday. Heaviest rain
since 1902. fell.
The little son OF orville Proctor Of
Alpha. Okla. was killed by the acct
dental discharge OF a pistol.
]. C. Stewart, one Of the theatrical
1.-TWO Johns" a famous fat man Of
the stage died at st. Louis.
Attorney General Moody rules secre-
tary of Interior must approve all al
lotment patents in Chickasaw and
Choctaw nations.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-05-25
ARE AGGRESSIVE.
Lumber Dealers Transform Threatened
Strikes Into Lockouts.

Chicago. May 25.-Lumber dealers
have aggressively transformed threat
ened strikes into virtual lockouts. \
dozen lumber companies We're quickly
added to those previously involved in
Publications of the transfers strike.
In each case orders to deliver mate
rial of strike bound firms brought re-
fusal from drivers. Discharge of driv-
ere followed instantly with quick re-
taliation ensuing I'm the strike of fell
low -teamsters. Strikers made idle
Wednesday practically all of the large
yards in the city.
"Ninety-cight per cent of the lumber
business in the city is crippled" de-
clared Secretary Hooper of the Lum-
bernen's association. 1T is only q
matter OF n short time when that pc.
cent OF building operations of the city
will cease. We are now calling on the
Employers association for transfers,
and till we get them the building bus
mess will necessarily suffer"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-05-25
FEAT.FUL FIGHT.
Italians Have a Terrific Duel and Both
May Expire.

New York. May 25.-In the dark
Railways of a Roosevelt street tene-
ment house two Italians have fought
a terrific duel with knives. which will
probably result in the death of both
men. Both victims live in the house,
but their fellow tenants, not even their
wives, would aid the police with in
formation. Twelve neighbors were ar
rested as witnesses.
1t is said the fight was due to troll
BILE over a woman. The men met on
the dark landing of the third floor and
fought until the place resembled a
slaughter house. When the police ar
rived they saw dozens of jewellers peep
ing through chinks in the doors, view
ing the fight, but indifferently refrain
ing from interference. 1t required the
united efforts OF several officers to tear
the Italians apart.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-05-25
FOR UNION.
BY Small Majority Cumberland Pres.
byterians So Decide.


Fresno. Cal. May 25.-By a majority
OF twenty the Cumberland Pres
byteriaI general assembly adopted the
majority report declaring for union
with the Northern Presbyterian
church. The closing speaker against
union. Judge Russell of Tennessee,
said for the assembly to declare for
union would be to become seceders
from the church. and that one re-
naming could control all the prop
erty.
The last speech In the affirmative
was made by DR.. Dempton. chairman
OF the committee. He answered brief
ly the arguments OF opposition speak
ers. and urged that no hasty action
be taken nor passionate advice fol-
lowed
IF some OF you join the Southern
Presbyterian church. as you have
spoken Of doing" said the speaker"
you will hardly get comfortably seat
ed before we are all together again.
This remark was greeted with laugh
ter and applause. The opponents OF
union gave notice Of proposed con-
test, and called conference TO prepare
such a paper.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-05-25
SENSATIONAL REPORT.
Grand Jury Presents Indictments AT.
feetine Two Officers.

New Orleans, May 25.-The grand
jury presented indictments against
two commanding officers of the police
department in connection with a sem
sational report Of the existence OF cor
ruption on a grand scale in the police
and detective departments. The jury
declares that lottery shops and gam
bling exist with little interruption on
the part OF the police. and that the
Sunday law is openly violated. These
violations OF the law are possible. II
declares. because the police are I'm re-
ceipt OF corrupt money TO permit them.
d. c. OMalley, William Smalley and
p NJ. Denholme of the Daily Item were
indicted for alleged criminal libel Of
George Denegre. a prominent lawyer.
in connection with attacks af that pa
per upon the New Orleans Railway
company.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-05-25
THEY DEPART
in DISORDER
Toxic Advices State Russians Had
Decided Reverse.
SEVERE CASUALTIES.
Battalion of the Opposition and Six
SquadrOns of Cavalry Attack the
Japs, but Suffer Loss Of
Three Hundred.

Toxic, May PA dispatch from
tense. Rival commanders are watcn-
ing each other like hawks, but there
has been no decisive move yet on the
part of Field Marshal Oyama. Lieu
tenant Rennenkampff made a bold
reconnaissance at a cost of several
hundred casualties but a correspond
ent of the Associated Press was not
allowed to telegraph the results OBJ
tanned. 1t is possible 1t was Rennen-
kampff's cavalry which penetrated
southwest of F'akoman
A dispatch received here said: "A
body of the enemy's cavalry, dismount-
ed, attacked Tangshe, on the right
bank of the Lao river thirteen miles
southwest of Fakoman, on the morning
of May 20. After an engagement last
ing two hours the enemy retreated in
disorder toward the southwest, aban-
doning 300 killed or wounded"
The imperial army headquarters
made the following announcement: "OR
the afternoon of May 81 a battalion OF
Russian infantry and six squadrons of
cavalry attacked the northern heights
at Chiyangpao. ten miles north OF
Wesyuanpaomen, but were repulsed.
On the morning of May % battalion
of Russian infantry and three troops
of cavalry advanced along the Kirin
Taolu roads toward ChienchentZu and
one company Of infantry gained the
western height near the village, but
we repulsed them. Russian cavalry
on the right bank of the Lao river
commenced to retreat on the morning
of May % and at o'clock in the af
ternoon the enemy reached a point
south of Talun, which lies seventeen
miles west of Fakomen.
With the exception OF small COLI
sions. there is otherwise no change in
the situation"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-05-25
DALLAS AGAIN.
Texas Mexican War Veterans Elect
Colonel Abe Harris President

Dallas, May 25.-The Texas associ-
alton of the Mexican War veterans
selected Dallas for next years place
of meeting. President Finlay declin-
ing the reelection, Colonel Abe Har-
ris Of Fort Worth was chosen. Captain
Buck Barry was elected vice presi-
dent and Mrs. Moore Murdoch secre-
tary and treasurer.
At the meeting OF the Da mes Of 1876
officers were reelected as follows:
Mrs. Murdoch of Dallas. commandant;
Mrs. Mary Campbell Hamman of Fort
Worth, secretary; Mrs L. Dudley
Lewis of Dallas, registrar.
Judge Muse welcomed the delegates
to Dallas. Mrs. Murdoch responded
Her tribute to the men who had labored
for Texas advancement was applaud
ed. but when the lady lauded President
Roosevelt as a man, a soldier and
gentleman. and spoke of the things
he had done for her and In behalf OF
the Mexican war veterans there was
much cheering.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-05-25
TERRIBLE TRAGEDIES.
Mrs. Tip Sanders browns Her Three
Children and Herself.

Sulphur Springs, Tex, May 25.-Nrs.
Tip Sanders drowned herself and three
children In creek near their house.
two miles south of town. Tuesday
morning. The Oldest child was a boy
six years old, the others girls. aged
three years and ten months, respect
lively. The tragedy was the result Of
domestic trouble, 1t is alleged.
Sanders left home to work the pub
lie road. Returning for dinner. he
found note on the table, telling him
that he would find the bodies in the
creek. A letter was also written by
Mrs. Sanders to her sister in Arkansas.
Sanders and family moved to this
place from Arkansas about a year ago.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-05-25

The game between Galveston and
San Antonio at Galveston broke up in
a row in the first inning. Barrett, for
the locals. stole home base. and the
Warriors found fault with Umpire
Testers decision. They left the field
in body. and refused to resume the
game, whereupon Lester declared the
game forfeited to Galveston. During
the row Captain Morris of San An
tonic attacked Lester. and was escort
ed from the field by two police Off
GERS.
Houston, 2; Beaumont. 1.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-05-25
OUT SEVEN MINUTES.
Wesley Parks Gets Death Penalty For
Murder of His Daughter.

Shreveport, May 25.-wesley Parks,
a negro, was convicted on charge of
killing his daughter. The jury delib-
Grated seven minutes. He gets death
penalty.
on April 30 Parks. the testimony
shows. put a rope around his daugh-
ter's neck. dragged her about the
house and beat her because she gave
birth to child and refused to give the
name of its father.
The states principal witness was the
defendants little son, who witnessed
the crime. The defense depended on a
plea of insanity.