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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-21
At the Churches.

Baptist-Rev. M. r. Shell
don, pastor. Morning service at
10:45; Sunday school at twelve
m; B. Y. P. U. at at $3.50.
Congregational-Rev. S. G..
Butcher, pastor. Morning SER
vice at 10:45. Sunday school
at IL. Evening service at 1880.
Catholic-Rev. Fr. Straeten,
pastor. First mass at eight
O'Clock a. m. High mass at 10.
a. m. Catechism Immediately
after high mass; afternoon SER
vices at three.
First Church Of Christ, Scien-
tist-Services at IL a. m. Sun
day school IL m. Wednesday
evening service at 1880. Chapal
on Sixth street, near Kansas
City street.
Methodist-Rev. F. F. Case,
pastor. Sunday school at II
noon. Morning service at 1O:45
Glass meeting at 10 "a. m. Jun
or League at three. Epworth
League at $3.50. Evening SER
vices ut 1880.
Presbyterian Rev. Upton
will conduct services morning
and evening.
There will be services in the
Episcopal Church Sunday
morning at IL o'clock, and
Sunday school at 10 a. M, and
the Litany said $3.50 p. m. At
the morning service Mrs. Grace
BATHS Brown, Of Raleigh, North
Carolina will sing an Offertory-
"The Penitent." All are cor
daily invited.
w. II. Sparkling,
Priest in charge.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-21
MARRIED..

On Tuesday Sept. Is, at the
Patton House in this city oc-
cured the wedding Of Mr..
Thomas j. McCabe and Mrs.
Julia Hall. Justice f. F. Joy
officiating.
Mr.. McCabe is in the employ
Of LaMoor & Herman, the rail-
road contractors and has been a
resident Of Rapid City for some
The newly married couple
will reside in Rapid City.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-21
LocALE77s
Trowbridge, the ieweler.

Trowbridge, the jeweler.
Miss Pearl King spent Sunday
in the busy whirl at Hermosa.
Mike Roberts represented
Hermosa in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Haley
returned from Hot Springs Fri
day.
Mrs. BESSIE Porterfeld visited
with relatives in Hermosa Sun
day.
School books and school sup
plies at McNamara's Book
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Matthias
spent last week in Belle
Fourche..
Hugo Kuehmstead made atrip
to Deadwood Thursday return
via Buffalo Gap.
Mrs. S. G.. Butcher and her
daughter, Alice, are visiting in
Friend, Nebraska.
Miss Constance Hartgering
left Saturday for Minneapolis,
where she will attend school.
Fred De Meanwhile shipped
six carloads of horses to 500
City, from Rapid City last Sat-
urday.
Olivia Hoisington who is
Reaching at Black Hawk spent
Saturday with her friend Mrs.
Ellen Avant.
and Mrs. Jack Clover
are back from a trip to Sioux
City where they went to attend
the Iowa state fair.
Miss Frances Morris left last
week for Boston where she will
continue her studies at the con-
servatory Of music.
Joseph CLASSIFY, who has'been
employed in Fosters barber
shop for some months past left
Saturday for Gettysburg, S. D..
where he is to open a shop.
Just because a man slips upon
a banana peal there is no emin-
ent reason for encouraging in
with
Italy.
Ethan Allen, one Of Rapid
City's most enterprising real es.
tate men has returned from an
extended vacation trip in Ken
lucky.
Miss HELEN Gore Brown lef,
Thursday for Vassar. Miss
Brown expects to spend a short
/ time in Chicago on her way tc
] Poughkeepsie.
Misses Frances and Charlotte
II HALEY left Saturday eveningfo 7
their respective schools in thu
east, Miss Frances goes t.
Wellesley and Miss Charlotte t.
Oberlin.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-21

Every dog has his day also
every dogma.
VIM. Baken is over from
Keystone this week.
w. w. Cox was a visitor in
Belle Fourche last week.
John Mates was over from
Keystone last Thursday.
Charles Upham represented
Keystone in town last week.
DR.. Jackson is back from a
business trip to Hot Springs.
Mrs. Thomas Sweeney is
spending a few weeks in Chica-
go.
A. L. Overpeck and wife are
back from the Belle Fourche
fair.
Robert Rudesill is back from
a trip to Keystone and Hill
City.
Attorneys Edwards and Will
liams were in Deadwood last
week.
Robert Scruten drove ove1
from Keystone with Joe Hare
last week.
j. F. Schrader is back from
business trip through the
southern Hills.
Jas. Boyd was in Deadwood
one day last week looking after
legal business.
For wedding rings, wedding
anniversary and birthday gifts
see Trowbrdge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Buck
have moved to their new home
on a ranch near Hill City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinard were
up from Hermosa Saturday last.
Mr.. Reinard is the Pilot Of the
Hustler.
Milton Frease and J.. D..
Smith came in from Boxelder
over the new P. R. c.. & N. w.
railroad Tuesday.
Mrs. Ned Baken and son,
Frank, have returned from an
extended visit with Mrs. Bakens
parents in Keystone.
Mrs. Robert Erskine and
Prof. Dawson are able to be
out again after their rather ser.
ious accident on Rapid Hill.
Mrs. r. Whittle left last
Wednesday for Chicago to visit
with relatives Of Mr.. r. Whittle.
She expects to be gone about a
month.
Mr.. Hodgman ST., was seri.
ously injured during the early
part of the week by being acct
IDENTIFY struck in the eye by {
rock from the sling shot of his
little grandson. Careful atten.
ton has been given to the in.
jured member but the loss o.
the eye is feared.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-21

w. w. DAWN was a business
caller this week.
Elmer AFFORD was in from
Keystone Tuesday.
Ben Rush, of Rockerville Wis
tied Rapid Tuesday.
. Frank Egan of Pactola was a
Rapid visitor Tuesday.
c.. A. Millsack was down
from Hill City this week.
7 w. R. Usher, of Boxelder
was up on business Tuesday.
Ed Mccain, of Omaha was
in the City Tuesday on bust
ness.
Henry Poole, Of Keystone
was in town the first Of the
week.
McRae Hartgering is in the
city to attend the School of
Mines.
John Somerud was down
from the Lucky Strike Mine
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hohoff,
of Silver City, are down for a
a short visit.
Miss Stenger, of Hermosa is
suffering from a third attack Of
appendicitis.
Subscriptions taken for any
periodical published at McNa-
mara's Book Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hess passed
through this city Tuesday on
their way to Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Gardner
have gone to Omaha for a brief
visit with relatives and friends.
Messrs. G.. M. Bennett and
A. R. T%erwilliger, Of Mystic
were down on business this
week.
j. L. Fitzgibbons came down
from Silver City to attend the
Republican county convention
Tuesday.
DR.. Miller, of Keystone was
down for the convention Tues.
day and returned home Wednes,
day morning.
Prof. c. G. Foster and son, F
G. Foster departed Tuesday
evening for a visit at Yves
Woodstock, Conn.
Mr.. Madison Of Pactola, was
IN the city this week transact
ing business with the Downie
Wright company.
John Yellowfox, one of tn,
.|Sioux Indians who was injured
in a fight at Burdock is in tn,
city for treatment.
Ole and Bernard Matson cam,
in on the Tuesday evening pas
senger from Deadwood and will
attend the School Of Mines dur
ing the coming year.
Eli Robinson was brought t.
the city Tuesday from Folsom
in a very critical condition. Ht
has been seriously ill for some
time with typhoid fever anc
was brought to Rawid for better
care and medical treatment.
A. K. Gardner has at last
reached home after his prolong.
ed illness in Denver. Many OF
his numerous friends WHO cal
daily at the Office to see him
are much disappointed to find
him still confined to his home.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-31

amenazadora. Cu@ndo ell cuarto que
do solo 81 Sc arroi6 saliendo afuera y
Sc escape en- la oscuridad. Indaga-
clones Sc hicieron de el v Sc efectu6
todo esfuerzo para su captura, pero 81
va sc habia escapade para Oklahoma.
ALI, fue arrestado en- corto tempo
por atentar de matar 4 otra mujer,
fue juzgado, eonvictado, y sentencia-
do q la penitenciarfaae Leavenworth
por tres amos. A la expiration de es-
ia sentencia fue traido al Ration res
ponder al cargo de asesinato. En- Ju-
lilo pasado, Medlock en- compafia de
otros prisioneros de crfmenes memo
res, Sc fugaron de la carcel que en-
aquel entonces estaba muy atestada,
y NADIA d proposito para tener prisio-
neros desesperados, y Sc escape. Sc
lie siguio la pista hasta ell Pueblo y
ALI aprehendido y retornado por 81
Alguacil Mayor Littrell. Su causa nc
Sc ventil6 en- el t6rmino de la corte en-
Setiembre, y de consiguente perma-
neci6 en- La carcel por algo mas que
un auo. Hace algunos amos que Med
lock sufrio la perdida de un oio, y es.
ia marea particular hizo facil su iden-
tificaci0n.
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vida y Crimen de MedlOck.

John Mediock naciQ en- Tennessee,
y hace algunos amos vino q Nuevo Me-
xico. AL tempo de su crfmen, 81 es-
taba empleado como minero en- Gar
diner.
Carrie Boyd, 8 Mckinney, viva en-
Gardiner con un negro que respon-
dia al nombre de Mckinney, y Med
lock empez6 d tributarle sus atencio-
mes d ella. Despues de algun tempo
ella desert6 Mckinney y Sc fue vi
vir con Medlock' La mujer demos
tr6 su inconstancia, despues de pocas
semanas dejando Medlock. Ell ase-
sinato ocurrio en- el salon EN- Gar
diner. Medlock fue 4 la casa donde
la mujer estaba alojada, y fracasando
en- conseguir admission Sc largo de allf.
Aquella noche 81 la halo EN- ell salon,
y sin aviso alguno lie di6 un tiro de
pistola. AL caer ella al suelo, alguien
atent6 levantarla. Medlock exclam6,
"Dejadla sola, yo quiero verla caer."
A ese tempo varias personas estaban
en- ell salon, y Medlock hizo salir del
cuarto q los que estaban adentro,
blandiendo su pistola en- una manera
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Entreyista de ArgueIIO con eI Editor
de este Per;0diCo.

Nuestro editor permaneei0 y
conferenciu con el desde las 5 L.
NJ. hasta las II de la noche, v el
dia siguiente desde muy tempra-
no en- la mahanu, reanudafon de
nupyo la conversation h6sta el
postrer momento de su vida. La
si9uiente conferencia tuvo lugar
entire ambos:
Como te sieutes David?
Argiiello erespondi6, muy bien
Don Secundino, me siento muy
contento y estoy resignado q
morir. Solo me sentia triste por.
que estabanos entendidos 6 bajo
In impression, que el patibulo don.
de tenemos que expiar nuestro
erimen, estaba construido de tai
manera que al subir nosotros
ibunos 4 sucumbir bajo nuestra
propla mano, por medic de al
gun resorte o trampa que nos
despacharia 4 Ia eternidad con
nuestro propio peso. A este ia
mas consentirianos porque esta.
banos deeedidos 4 quitarnos la
vida hosOtros inisnios, dentro de
nuestras celdas. No Importance
que guardia tuvieran sobre noso-
tros. Pero SO nos hizo yer que
tai no seria el case. AL concluir
Argiiello estas palabras, enton-
ces ell editor lie dice.
David, el caballero cue me
acompala es mi hermano, Don
Cleofes Romero, Alguacil Mayor
del condado de San Miguel. A es-
ia introduction Sc puso de pie y
dijo, como esta Don Cleofes, va
habfa tenido ol gusto de como
cerlo como Ell Algucil Mayor del
eondado de San Miguel, aunque
dnicamente 10 conocia de vista.
Pues me recuerdo que 10 wen Las
Vegas durante la feria. Mucho
gusto tengo que haya yenido d.
Secundino 4 visitarme en- estos
(Continua on la 4ta pagiaal
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JEvES 81 DE MAYO DE 1906.
SES DEL RRTORO PARTICULAR

una grande cuenca azucarera en-
presencia de la Sehora Dassart, quien
havia venido presenciar la riha. Ar
g0ello sc encoleriz6, y tomando su
pistola sali6 de la casa. La Senora
Dassart retorn6 a su hogar pocos
minutes despues la sigui6 Arghello.
La gente que estaba en- el salon al
traves de la oalle 10 vi6 abrir la puer-
Ia de adelante, entrar y cerrar la mis-
ma. A pocos minutes Sc oy6 la de-
toaacion de tres tiros y ArgHello sali6
caminando con rumbo 4 las Tomas. Ell
hermano dc la Sehora Dassart corri6
hacia la habitaci6n y encontr6 a su
hermana tendida en- ell suelo, compile
tamente muerta, con herida de bala
que lie atraves6 el corazon.
La muier evidentemente parece que
di6 una vuelta para entrar 4 uno de
los cuartos de atras y fue baleada en-
el umbral de la puerta, mientras ella
estaba recostada sobre su cara, y la
bala lie habia penetrad6 en- la espalda.
Una fuerza armada sale en- segui-
miento de Arguello, segui9ndole por
varias millas, pero el iba bien armada
y de consiguiente capaz para zafarse
con -un tiroteo de balas, saliendo 81
mismo ilese de los tiros. Finalmente
Sc evadi6 y vino 4 ser un fugetivo de
la iusticia, en- lugares rSmotos, bajo
homhres ticticios, trabaiando va CO.
mo boreguero, va en- el rancho 8
cualesquiera otro trabajo en- que po-
dia emplearse.
Durante este tempo asisti0 al so
porte de su familia, y estuvo con ella
una parte del tempo, Transcurrieron
mas que dos amos en- esta manera, es-
capandose Arguello de ser arrestado,
d pesar de que los oiieiales del condado
de Las Animas, Colorado, estaban
constantemente en- aceoho & en- busca
de 81. Una recompensa de trescien-
tos pesos fue ofrecida por eli condado
para su captura, muerto vivo, va SO
saba que era fugetivo de la justicia.
Tambien ell esposo de la mujer asesina-
da, ofrecio trescientos pesos por su
apprehension,
a principles de octubre de 1905,
Francisco Garcia inform6 al Alagacil
Mayor Davis de Trinidad que el creia|
poder descubrir al matador, y fue
nombrado diputado para efectuar el
arresto. Descubri6 que la familia de
Arguello habia estado viviendo por
un aio 8 mas al Oriente de la mesa
de Johnson, y que Argnello habia ira
bajado algun tempo por Jerome Troy,
como pastor de ovejas.
El Jueves, Octubre 10, Garcia visit6
el rancho de Floyd, EN- la mesa de
johnson, y halo q Argnello alli. A
este tsempo Garcia no estaba prepa-
RADIO para arrestarlo, por no llevar ar
ma alguna. Despues de una corta pc
lea ArgGello 10 bale6.
Garcia en- su testimonio antes de
morir declar6 que 81 no esperaba en-
contrar 4 Arguello en- el rancho de
Floyd, pero habia venido alli con
otros negocios. Es probable que 81
unicamente busoaha de localizar al
hombre, con intencion de volver des-
pues con la asistencia ayuda nece-
saria, porque va Arguello era conoci-
do como hombre desalmado de un
caracter desesperado y los oficiales
de Trinidad creian que 81 resistiria
toda clase de arresto.
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mente Sc enamor6 ciegamente de ella,
y en- breve tempo lie manifesto su
afecto, el cual ella rechaz6. Sus aten-
clones hacia ella aumentaron gu cons
tancia, y ella cansada de repelerlo,
finalmente cont6 d la Sonora Argie-
llo la conduota de su esposo. Argyle
llo habia lido en- la madrugada de la
mahana que sucedio el crimen la
residencia de Dassart,
Vivian los Dassarts EN- la habitaci0n
No. 5. directamente 81 .ravds dc la
Cantina Bowen.
Sus atenciones fueron rechazadas
otra vez, y Ia Sonora Dassart envio q
decir q la esposa de Arghello las accio-
mes de 81. Cuando volvi6 Argnello se
dice que su esposa lie echo en- cara sus
acciones y le peg6 en- Ia cabeza con
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Historic de los Crimenes dc ArguelIo.

Historic de los Crimenes de Arguello.
Ell 20 de Julio de 1908, David Argne-
llo asesin6 q la Seiora Celia Dassart,
una bonita mujer de origen media me-
xicana, que nj siquiera llegaba q los
20 amos de edad, en- Bowen, Colorado.
Arguello habia vivido por algun
tempo en- Bowen con su familia, GUAM
do la famiiia Dassart Sc radicb ALI
Ell habia llevado una buena reputa-
cion fue bien conocido como buen
esposo y buen padre. I'll habia vivido
como buen cristiano, y era especial
mente considerable como um hombre
inofensivo. Los Dassart Sc traslada-
ron d Bowen EN- Junio de 1903, y ocu-
paron una residencia contigua a la de
Arguello y su famila. Arglello encon-
tr6 q la Seiiora Dassart & Immediate
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

there Is a study plsstered with the
carlcatures OF the owner who gladly
welcomes the caricaturist 20 dinner
and criticism.
one reason for the popularity Of Sir
Francis even among those with whose
'phiZzes' he takes the greatest liber-
ties Is that he always fights fair. He
never hits below the belt. Personal
tiles In political cartoons" he says.
ought not % he and need not be OF.
fenslyely personal eich with vine
gar. not wit vitrol.'
Sir Frar 4 is a cartoonist with a
purpose. q. se is real conviction be.
hind his work, as well AZ an unusu.
ally quick perception and an ever.
present sense OF humor. He SAYS him
self Political caricature, when taken
mp seriously and seriatlm is pleasant.
but Il Is hard work and not play. The
mere drawing part Of a cartoon may
not be laborious. the more diffcult
part Is the knowing what 70 draw For
this the cartoonist must qualify him
self. and 10 do this he needs political
knowledge. a power of concentration
and constant application. Without =
fair equipment of the first quslihca-
ton he will often either miss or mess
his points. and the more interested
and earnest he IL IN the polltica, ques-
tons Of the day. the more telling VIII
be the morals he wants 20 convey"
ELLIS ELLSEN.
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TO AIlINC WOMEN.
A Little Sound Advice Win Help Many /,
Sufferer In Salt Lake City.

No woman can b healthy and well :,
the Kidneys are SICK. Poisons that a..
on IN the urine when the Kidneys az
well are retained In the body when ~
Kidneys are sick. Kidneys and blsss.'
get infamed and swollen. oroxdlns ~.
delicate female organs nearby and som.
times displaclng them. THIS Is the tr",
cause OF many bearing down pain.
lamsnsss backache, sidesehs, etc ia.
poisoning also causes headaches dir.
spells, languor. nervousness and rhsa'
matte pain.
When suffering 10, try Doans Kldn.,
Pills. the remedy that cures sick klS
neys You will get better az the M.
neys get better, and health will retur,
when the kidneys are we'll, Let SAL
Lake City woman tell you about Doan'.
Kidney Pills.
Mrs John H. Child wife Of John u
Child, retired, Of as North Firth Ws.,
street.. says MY back schsd DO that
could not sit still without placing nv
arm across my loins and leanln,
against It for the slight relief OF nj,
makeAhift or position Afforded. II
Awoke at night dreaded 10 change %.
alton Tor ] knew the momsnt al,
tempted to turn agony followed. l had
little confidence IN Deans Kidney Pil.
when they FIRST came TO my notice, tot
| had tried plastsrs and kidney remedl.,
unstintinSiy without receiving any sat.
isfactlon. 20 when q boz Of the prepsf.
alton procuryd AZ the r. j. Hill Drug
Company's store brought relief and !
continuation Of the treatment was fol.
lowed BY the greatest Improvement IN
my condition. II II little wonder that
very smphaticAlly entorse the remedy
For sale by all DEALERS Pr1os 50 cents
Foster. Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New
York, sole agents for the Cnits
states.
Remember the nAme-Doan's-asd
lake no other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
THE CAREER OF DIS DEBAR
NOtOo, Princess Convict and Confidence Woman Again Out of Prison

dapper young Chicago real estate deal
or Of about half her age and avoirdu-
pois, she advertised the new altrulstic.
cereallstlc and spiritistlt order Of the
Crystal star" and started a colony IN
Florida In connection with the motor
ious Or. Cyrus Teed's "Koresh" reli-
gious cult, Jackson, who was not then
married to her. sold orange groves OF
doubtful value 10 the dnpes. but after
a quarrel with Teed the couple mi
grated to New Orleans, where they
were married. There taking adyan-
tage Of the general belief IN voudoolsm,
the pair pracdsed their arts OF black
magic coupled with immoral rites OF
a pretended mystic and religious char.
acter until threatened with coats OF
tar and feathers Their nefarious prac-
tises In New Orleans resulted In the
ruin Of many women belonging TO ex-
eellsnt families and drove not a few
into the insane asylum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

When the mayor ordered her out OF
the city Mrs. Jackson. always vain. APP
peared before him In gorgeous orien-
tai robes and proclaimed herself thu
daughter OF the king OF Bavaria The
investigation which ensued revealed a
shocking state OF AFFAIRS Dozens OF
women patien,s.' inmates OF the Jack
son home. told stories 81 assault under
hypnotic influence. and Of being relieved
Of large sums OF money. One wealthy
woman, who, with her daughter. had
been caught IN the tolls OF the swim
dlers. had been relieved Of 100000. be-
sides all her family jewels. The Jack
sons defed arrest. Threatening 10 make
revelations which would Involve the
good names Of many or tho foremost
families Of Louisiana. and the most that
could be done was 10 force partial
restitution Of the money they mad Sc
cured.
Through all these praetlses ran vein
OF religion and mysticism, and DIS
Debar seemed 10 have the power or IN
duclng intelligent people TO believe thst
they could indulge IN the most revolt
ing forms OF vice. yet by hxlng. Their
minds IN rapt contemplation OF celestial
fnlngs Dt fItt NtH All siiAs
Ordered out OF the city by the mayor
10 whom she had had the effrontery to
offer a bunch Of violets, Dis Debar es-
tablshed herself among the gamblers
and deprayed dregs OF humanity In a
lawless community on Lake Ponchar-
train. known as Buoktown, Buektown
Was not squeamish, but the Jacksons
methods We're a little too much for II.
and the gamblers and thugs held an In
dgnation meeting, wherein attention
was called to the fact that their county
held the record for lynchings.
These warnings being made sum
GENTLY clear and convincing, the couple
fed to Mobile. and being driven from
there repaired 10 Cape Colony. South
Africa, where, under the name Of He.
ros they opened a colony OF bro,herly
love and a college OF occult Sciences"
financed by wealthy contractor, whom
they fleeced.
Later they turned up IN London. and
after working various blaokmalling
schemes against wealthy women and
men, including Lord Aberdeen AMI
Lord Battersea, their career was cut
short by their arrest.
Jackson, who under the name OF
"Theosopho," had been delivering a
course OF lectures 10 women on "psy-
chic therapeutics. anthology, magnetic
healing. eschatology yegetarlanIsm."
assumed defiant attitude toward pub
lie opinion even after his use OF hyp-
notism and religious cant for pollutinE
the minds and bodies OF young girls had
been proved. The trial. which lasted
three months. developed facts OF such
loathsome character that moet OF the
London papers refused TO prints reports
OF IL.
In the course 81 her evidence Dis De-
bar. who called herself the Swami
Vivaanands," asserted that she had An
income OF $4,000 yearly from the es-
tate Of her former husband. Gen. Dis
Debar, and that she was a teacher with
a noble and lofty purpose. She refused
10 employ a lawyer, but conducted the
case herself in mastery manner and
in powerful peroration to her address
TO the jury she demanded an unequivo-
cal expression OF British justice. she
got II. After being out Ave minutes the
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but when the hour and the man are
90 constantly presenting themselves.
the cartoonist would be flying IN the
face of Providence n he iorbore 20
take advantage Of his opportunities
II Is a face that e Cartoonlst Is ma
iurally prone % because he can usa
u In 80 many different characters II
works in admirably Tor the Red queen
or the Mad Halter. or Brer Fox. II
does Tor a red indian. a tiger. a coster
gin. or @ Young lady of uncertain age
IN fact. there Is no limit 20 iis posi-
b.llties. There Is one character I'M
which ] occasionally depict Mr. Cham.
beriain which. am toid. Is sometimes
objected 20. Il is when ! l., ne dog