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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
HOLDUP MAN GETS
FIFTY YEARS.

Fifty years In San Quentin Prison is
the penalty which james DoNdaIl, alias
James sutton, must pay for crime
committed ON the night of July 10,
when, armed with a large revolver,
he held up and robbed DIR. It. B. w. Le-
valuabies at the corner Of vallejo and
Laguna streets. The sentence was pro-
nouaccd by Judge Bradley v. Sargent
of Salinas, sitting In Judge Carroll
Cooks court, after the jury had
turned it's finding of guilty of high
way robbery within seven minutes OF
the time the case was submitted yes
terday afternoon.
The defendant was tried under his
assumed name of Sutton, and Judge
Sargent was asked to preside in the
case because Judge Cook said that he
feared he might be accused of preju-
dice in the case on account of an as
sault made on him by Sutton with
pair of handouts at the time the latter
was arraigned in his court.
In pronouncing sentence, Judge Sar-
gent declared that he found no ex-
teuuating circumstances to lead him to
show any leniency toward the guilty
hishwayman, and that he was further
induced to make the sentence a heavy
in San Francisco at the present time,
and the danger that threatens the city
unless measures are taken in every
case of thuggery in which is convic-
tion is secured.
II believe in showing no mercy, es-
pecially at this time. toward a man
who will deliberately go out on the
street at night with revolver and
hold up and rob a peaceable citizen" he
declared. "A man who will do that
will commit murder. and should be
placed where he Will never again be
in position to cause trouble"
The robbery OF DR.. Leland occurred
between IL and 1880 o'clock on the
night of July TO- at the corner Of Val
lejo and Laguna streets. Holding pis-
tol to the former coroner's head, SUIT
ton relieved him Of s175 in gold, sew
eral dollars in silver money, a gold
watch and chain and a Masonic charm.
The property was later returned by
mall with no explanation. but the re-
endorsement was supposed to have been
due to the robber having learned the
identity OF his victim.
Three days after the robbery the in
formation accusing Sutton was drawn
up, Police Corporal John Murphy hav-
ing arrested the man on that day in
Lobos Square and found him armed
with a revolver. Detective Steve Bun
ner told on the witness stand yester-
day OF having found coat which was
identified by several witnesses as hav-
ing been formerly worn by Sutton. and
In the pockets OF which were found
DR.. Leiand's check book several KEYS
and a memorandum book. Dr. Leland
himself took the stand and positively
identified Sutton as the man who had
committed the holdup.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
ARREST FOLLOWS HoLDUP.
MN Believed TO Have Robbed Jockey
is Captured.

Peter McCaffrey. said to be dan
gerous character, is under arrest at tne
Southern police station on charge OF
holding up James T. Brown, jockey,
early yesterday morning at the corner
of Minna and Fourth streets. McCanrey
had a companion, but the police nave
been unable to locate him.
According to Brown. who resides in
Oakland, he saw the two men standing
at the corner as he approached When
he was within a few feet of them, NC
Caffrey is alleged to have thrust a
revolver into his face. The other man
then proceeded to search him. taking
s7.S5 in money and pistol from his
pockets.
The victim reported the matter at
once at the Southern station. Sergeant
II. III. Christensen and Policeman ]. j.
Crowley hastened to the scene of the
robbery and found McCaffrey. The
Jockey positively identified the arrested
man. good description of the second
footpad is in the hands of the police
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
DEFEATS GIANT HIeHwAyuAs.
VIII Hopkins Tells of Thrilling. strur.
gle With Colossal Thug.


After spending twenty-four hours in
a bathhouse and with the prospect of
forty-eight hours to come in the steam
room VIII Hopkins. well known
young man of this city. reported to the
police most daring and thrilling hold
up of which he was the victim at the
corner of Fillmore and OFarrell streets
Thursday night at $40 o'clock.
Hopkins declares that while getting
off a car at that crossing a man several
inches over fourteen feet high. heavily
masked with black velvet lambre-
quin and armed with brass Gatling
gun with glistening barrel twenty-six
inches long. accosted him and demand
ed his money. Hopkins only had a COM
paratively small amount with him, not
more than $4,000, and a gold watch.
but he did not purpose being overcome
and surrender u the Gatlinged giant.
He says he fell desperately on to the
highest highwayman and put up vi
rile battle. During the fight a multi
ture of snakes-orange and vermilion
predominating In the color scheme, with
here and there blue and topaz SER
pent--came from the robbers pockets.
But Hopkins fought and overcame the
thief and his menagerie. He snote the
man on the right cheek with a hay
maker and after rendering him uncon-
scious tore down four blocks of trolley
wire to bind the thug. This inter-
rupted street car traffic for several hours
on Fillmore street, but the people were
so glad to see highwayman overcome
that they did not intarfere with Hop
kins, he says.
The young conqueror is atill at the
bathhouse He says that during the
battle a sapphire reptile entered his
pocket and took the $4,000 and the
watch. Despite Hopkins precaution,
the giant. escaped before the police
came
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
RED STAINS NOT
MADE BY BLOOD
Chemist Reports on His
Examination of the Gas
pipe Found on Peters

Chemist Frank P. Green reported
to the police last evening that the
stains on the gaspipe found in the
Castro-street lodgings OF the suspect.
Fred Peters, had not been made by
blood. Green was engaged by Cap
tain of Detectives Duke to make a
microscopic examination Of the stains
following the arrest Of Peters on,
Tuesday.
Captain Duke said last night that
while the report of the chemist les
sened the suspicion of the police
against Peters. the latter would be
held temporarily on the technical
charge of vagrancy. He intimate
that the police were not yet satisfied
as TO the actions of Peters the past
month and would continue to inves-
tigate his career.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
DANGEROUS BLAZE
IN PIANO STORE
Establishment at Franklin
and Bush. Streets Suffers
Loss to Extent Of $4,000

Fire which is supposed to have had
its origin in spontaneous combustion
broke out at o'clock yesterday morn
Ing in the storerooms of Kohler &
Chase, piano dealers. at the corner Of
Bush and Franklin streets. Policeman
Mongolia, who was passing at the time,
turned in the alarm, and the prompt
arrival of the Fire Department pre-
vented widespread damage. AS it was
the flames gained considerable headway
and did damage estimated at $4,000 to
the building and its contents
The fire was in the heart of the re-
Gently created retail district The
flames broke out in the basement near
the center of the building, and spread
rapidly both ways. Holes were cut in
the floors of the building and the base
ment flooded.
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BURGLAR CAUGHT AT WORK.
ProwIer Captured While Robbing
HOUSE on Town Street.

T. E. Ladner, residing at Pa Iowa
street was awakened early yesterday
morning by a burglar. who had ef-
fected an entrance from the rear door.
The Intruder was passing as noiselessly
as possible from room to room, looking
for valuables.
After determining that the unbidden
guest was In reality a burglar. Ladner
decided to effect his capture. Slipping
on his shoes and trousers. Ladner
quietly left his bedroom and let him
self out of the front door without
alarming the busy housebreaker. Once
on the street. the owner of the build
ing made a dash for the Potrero-street
police station. He told what was
transpiring and Policemen w G. Mo-
gan and R. Quinlan were dispatched
to effect the capture of the burglar
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
ACTIVE HAYES CANVASS.
Headquarters Opened and Preparations
Made for Mass Meetings.

Congressman y. A Hayes has re-
oDened city headquarters at 923 Fill
more street between Fulton and Nc
Allister. His campaign for re-eiec-
ffon from the Fifth District is pro-
crossing favorably. Meetings in his
behalf viii be held Monday night. and
among the speakers will be +. A.
n9aves. Max Goldberg. Senator z. l.
<Woife. George dpman, George B. Ben
ham. II. c. McKannay and Charles H
Rogers
In connection with the canvass Of
M Hayes. It is interesting to note
that at the seventh annual convention
~ the United National Association Of
PoSfof6ce Clerks, which was held In
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
The ExcurxIon to wnIItn.

Next Sunday October 81 IS the most pictur-
esque ride in California. Between Tiburon and
Ukiah the train viii pass through succession
Of lovely valleys. and north OF Ukah ascend
the mountain miles. reaching height OF
1880 feet above the sea. thus unfolding q psn-
oramic view OF miles and miles of valleys. red
wood forests and mountain scenery. Leave
Tiburon ferry at 500 m. Round trip only 81.
Tickets now on sale Mt Tiburon ferry
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
GIVES ILLusrRArEp LEcTuRE.

india" was the suoJect OF lecture
delivered last night at the Christian
Science Hall. Sacramento and Scott
streets, by Professor William A. Set
chelI OF the University OF California
The lecture. which was given under the
auspices of the California Camera Club.
was illustrated by moving pictures. and
was both entertaining and instructive.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
RAID FANTAN GAME.

Sergeant Grimm and posse Of eight
policemen swept down on the resi-
dence of F. Tom, a Chinese. at 1852
Geary street. last night and broke up
q fantan game. Tom, six Chinese and
seven Japanese were arrested and
booked at the Central station for
gambling.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
NEv LIGHT ON ROBBERY.

Adolph Levin. the Oakland second
hand dealer. who reported that he was
robbed by two policemen on the San
Bruno road last Wednesday evening
is in fair way to be prosecuted for
embe zzlement by his partner, V. Her
cowits. Detectives Conlan and Nc
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
HORSE FALLs INTo pAsEMENT

Falling several feet into a basement
partially filled with water was the ex-
perience OF a horse yesterday after
noon. The animal was used IN hauling
debris for Woodruff { Co, and the scene
Of the accident was on Harriet street
near Folsom. 1t was rescued by mem
bers OF the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20

rha entered the home with drawn
ra,,olvarS and a few seconds later Gov
erad the night prowler. He surrendered
without Offering resistance At the
police station he gave The name OF
James T. Feney.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
TAKES sHors AT BrRGLAt-

OAKLAND. Oct. 80. ID. Van Bus
kirk, who lives at 873 Fifty third
street came upon a burglar croushing
on MS back porch tonight at 1890
o'clock The burglar fed and Van
Buskirk fred FIVE shots after him. nOne
of which found the mark
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20

Gowan, who were detailed on the case,
report that the man was not held m
but spent the s35 which he claimed
was taken from him. His partner SAYS
this is the second time that Levin has
reported that he was robbed in order
to explain the loss of money belonging
to the firm.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20

MAY BE SENT TO PAEAMA.-washineton
Oct I9.--Herbert G. SQuires, former Minister
to Cuba, is being considered by the President
for appointment as Minister to Panama end 1t is
believed that he viii accept and the announce
ment win be made In a short time
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
a3o.0oo Fror.

We are now open for business at 1347
Golden Gate ave, near Fillmore. Try
one OF our special French dinners, rea-
sonable and perfection.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
FIIEs DAMAGE suTr.-

FILES DAMAGE EUIT.-Anselme Longet has
fled q damage claim with the Board OF Super
vis0rs In the sum OF S970.25 the alleged value
OF a truekload of liquors destroyed By a mob
on April 20 last.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20

NEW SAN FRANCISCO BOND and superane
are intended for commercial uses. The Hicks.
Judd Company 27O Valencia street.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

s.. swelling dos EEri-.aU. lie
..H.# .H H.s heel. and STROBE 20 one
-.... nearer The window CRYING
-#y
taH .-a msd-slark mad sir. Ia-
loss F.r Isl ue go 2 VIII rims Tor help.
1.H SHAH Dee elected from u- rooms.
E-a. --aI be-
Ar .aa. point he turned. horeyer
U.t.. face goUyuIsad with desperate
resolution NI5a "a bound a- EE't as
...s OF panther. la IaapeI toward
E.H door. his design being ta gain the
.aI and quickly lock EoEd iu rHa
raeu
Hrsd had suspected his intentions.
however. and met him halfway.
With g. leap TO one side he caught
t1e lrauzled man I'm his arms. crush
iug ain for au instant 20 his breast
Elen came the culmuation-the very
last discovery Boyd, with all his dis
rewmeut. anticipated
For O. mingled scream and moan Of
anguish and dismay broke from KeI-
-rys i.us and BOYD suddenly realized
shat rre yielding form ne held was
l.u- thar of "a uau,
-9aad Gol." he cried. with aH ire
4.sssfols gasp. "a woman
iaEoIurrariiy he had released her.
and f-H back toward She door, He
aav saw it alL this same from oe-
eaaiae te end and shat the clever
eH crafty party confronting him was
U.. ftU- more than a eirI. surely NOT
a'.-re twenty-five. That beer cdnui1g
a+H nat ead with lHis unexpected dis
Closure of BEER eeS. however. be- vers
--eiIr learned
Hood of crimson bad risen over
ta. faee ef lHa shrinking girl. whose
t,.+-lonate FRENZY appeared instantly
a.. spelled Mute and abashed she
ar-d for moment at Boyd's startled
e.aats1.ants. then suddenly buried heI
ses bon beer hands. and burst into a
aaol ur TEARS
H.yd haa uo time for expressing
sympathy. however. even SC So lH-
gliaed- He at once produced The box
u. bogus rings. saying euruy.
I .I-a have brought These home tu
sos, yaung woman, along Win the
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
iry'> Brave Flght.

#.- news of IIs capture ~ I.r 'r-
-.HtH- spel-to tas Cuitod States while
..s American and English cousuls .n-
.s.--le4 T.H. H--lN-S ll save tae Ie-
rafuHG prisoners. hnt 4e summary
rr.aIs aalr ou u spike or tue.r protests.
1.a Her. G r.e rsce or death came
u.r t.a NANNY. alsaIfsE qualities of
..e brave American captain. Fry For
himself ..e aNr-rted 1900 mercy and
asked Iur none .ut H9 made nie formal
protest. against tue seizure of hi- ship
aH ta. HlE. seas and the mfair ,riai
Bog which He and his men were con-
ar.uel Geo aastE. Il "a letter 10 Gov
e.Hor bur.el He referred to tie risky
business %. running q blockade sHau
Es Ha had been enEa r-J u during tIe
"..H uaE. pai said ne. although cap
f.Te- We're numerous. uot single lfe
was lost He pleaded iguoranee TO
aur knowledge that the Spauiards
meted ont such severe penalty as
death 10 chose captured attempting -a
land war supplies E Cuba "I was
raatiHualE in the company or people
Who ought 10 have known said be.
"auJ no- ea. alluded Geo uae fact Iu
a word believe that IT IS NOT known
aaa t.st the world viii be painfully
surprised ON learning OF the sacri-
Gee Of hsse lives
TH= consul knows that ] ann not
pleading fcr mr own l.fe- I have not
PRAYED 60 God Tor it not even 60 the
Blessed Mother. have neither home
or couuI-G victim of war and perse-
lgt.ou. -t.sa avenues OF securing proper
Jv reiue closed SO me To- such II point
laat I have not b,eu able u pro.ide
bread I,r Iar wife and seven children.
uHo know What it is tp ~ufter for the
necessities os life- 3iv life is one az
sanerin4 aad look upon what has
Happened So ue as benefit OF Cod
and i- IS aot fT ue therefore 10 ask
.aFors of anyone
SHau.srds tHe world is not So Wu
ur peoue WHO prefer honor Ia lie.
Sasa poor SANTA Rosa. Poor gentle
-lsl. wl-a heart as tender and as com
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Nearly All Americans.

Among L.u-r passengers H.r. t".F
gIh.n leaders a.t tH, bulk OF .Hem
were Americans. conspicuous among
whom was ono I,vau. who had already
r.aF. # record a- daring aa.eu.ur5r-
TH, -Iaamg. after clearing at King
etau. sailed ... Port au Prince where
-ns received . cargo aI arms. ammH-
milton. medicines. and other equip
r1ent-. auG lsu turned her HruH
toward Cuba CLOSE behind Ear came
tHa spanish -uUbuaf Tornado which
-u.-uu-fr ouuuEu WAS also d former
rIr-..G.-fuuurr and sister shin "f
the Nfrgfuu= hH- tre Spauiard- -n
ACCOUNTING possession OF her had fixed
her uu and put her Iu better trim than
hoy sister.
Captain Frv speeding his ship l'-
ward th, cuban coast. dlsecFned the
smoke of the Tornado above the h"Ti-
zou. and with anxious eyes scanned .i
until tho umiuouS. black uul OF Oh.
Snau.aI1 gradually appeared beneath
d. race ror life was soon un H
earnest Fuel was piled into tHe fur
nace- Of the pursued ship but tnr
aucs were c1oEeI with scot and t..a
boilers refused ta make the necessary
amount OF steam. with the result that
tae Tornado was slowly esining oH
her prey. s. coLnoil oi wan was held
and Do was decided as q last resort 60
throw lhc cargo of arms and ammun'-
zion overheard but this eNpedient was
too open to the Spauiards VINO were
now close enough To overhaul Che Nlf-
gln'us with solid shot Boxes of stun
"ere hauled au- uf tHe hold. aoWeNer-
and consigned Iu the deep and as
d. 7or Eight would aVag uauEhL rue
engines were opP=d- aHd lhe aubas-
t5r~ calmly awaited their fate. hop
ine ." b" able to convince the Span
iariS of something or another beyond
LL--. --LE-u.L L---.--
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Fight pr tu Ideal.

Cuban. r...Il#. . D.r . #aua.f of
them. nHf u.r N. planters or prop
'riE owners WUe 4 'I u. LONGER make
'he.r extensive b tlat.s-- rIE Hrd.-
tho rule O.. o.. 81 piarH-. TINE. .r...
and armed rher a, b.. aud .uI-r.I -.a
'0.o star off u#aH. Naa... HJIIn- -..
SIau.aris I-HHu.. } t.. almost ...
nouaraHT- HuaI.- Eastern Cube
THas wen. u-.".. 4 mar who ...
Hrgn wealthy ar nHn FL Hls- ts.r= or
arI wr .Ur.r u.ut.r= wore raea~-
7Hr.'E composed .. ia. .eaHr.ur t.H
Inw.| I-t =.s.a-- m.#.r rHa .errr
"n- aHr Hi aH .s.#. E. .... aIa--.s .tG
they threw themselves mrs rra .n-
.u #' HIrae-.. u.I. desperation
u.r.0H rr m.u- .r.r. and auur.ruz
.e a- a| which ... aut-.0. world heard
irIr nr .a.rE Hr.rI o. .r sI lIa..
af fH. leaders ur..~Hrd .H w.I as au.-
1rsHs ur fHe.r .aIIaH.-e. aH.Ha f|.-
.rHe ruI H..ra. contest v..e. .H..H
ou'r after 30 ..I lasted E.-lf years. a.
cost tH Spain .. $500 .HHar.t ta.#s--
and lives 1000. owen seven hundred mil
'iaa dollars. a- computed los aue e.
rsr -ur..n.r r.uarul- Nan Joaquin
TaEo.ar
Durue t.= war IHr trhHHz formed
n Sow York a Iu.,a for rho uroIa-
=#uI. .f t.. movement .r HGal..-
d.nen from -ua.n. and they sent u.l
several .as4..- .. WAR material a."
enlisted many Au.T..aH raEe...aar- b..
their gar~.. just .= tH.E 6.I FL. t.a.s
last H-Hrseet.a.. Hrr uHt u. -. .ar#.
or extensive scale. one oI ,"e-. .N-
rsGUa.- N.-' I.a, VH.". resulted ..
o., tragedy uE t.. NIH-.u..-- Tho
steamer yi--u#- bad hssa a la-a..-
hIarEaG.-ruruar nrt ol aua WORN.
She was procured Hg tE, Cuh-ue r1
raEs ru expedition aI war material ."
Tr-a Cuna. Captain FrE. eu America.
eorImaudn- Du Jur ed of or.oH.r.
tra steamer appeared 40 Kingston.
Trmaira. and -..ursd for Port L.ma-
Costa E'or. UI-r passengers fo .se
rrmhrr of hundred mp moore.
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..aH#aeG ram Second FassI

.F.- uaat-
.Nau shall laaH when -.a rl.-.
1lsI-s. ua IaH-r- could command
himself ras- .E which .e was paine
fully obvious He stood .re4a'l-
.#zHsr. with bands c.-a..ea .s -#
govern Eis ..rusaar5aa while h=
El1terH- 5se= rsa taS-u ea .aa as.-
ef Irak ar an animal Hr Hav
Suddenly us stepped lH-H.~a
u.- v-traa 5dea
-Tf you arc tHus determined a
cried -.sarIfulIr .'TlI -ae q ea. #ua
her, Sire may bee Iu IH- taam a.
friend across Ire Haf IH see i- =He
is there. and win bring
Huf FeIfS Body fell back a. STEP and
checked riw with gesture
stop a bit.~ he curt'y commanded.
"you need not bring her. Nr Ke.-
sey
30 prefer tast y06 should vair vEh
me until suo arrives
'-For what reasoue tEe young man
now cried auerifr This IS absurd
For what reason q Fag
"Ouce wore-gou shall know when
she arrives"
"But Z can hr.ug aer
.'I do uot wish il
"This IS aa-urJ-IU not submit -
i,," cried KELSEY. Ulga bis voice GROWN
sHr1I and hi- HUe. slender fewe
shaken aitl passion Let me pass
Let me pass. sa2 Tu see b can
drd aer
Royd threw out sls au1 and uov
cried SIer1lg-
"You uiU remain here. Nr ReIses."
The Young uau fcu back stop.
with hands ferc,it elerehca. and frz
muteis Jwitehins For e m9meg-. fe
seemed at Joss u~lat 90 do Then
Hi7 restless Stance. which Had been
oHrting from window ta door, auJ
froui door ta window -adasuIs ssu.
tHat the key o5 tae door Was missing
lie knew iJ was where hs aad Ieg.
It-iu the haN outside
lie seized upon the one bare chance
The situation presented gst was crafty
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Lei Nv Blood Be >unicieut.~

-Sr4ularaz. E believe p ann tr@ oaI.
one Who Gl-= lu the entire Chris. .an
raitn of our holy religion. Cousia.-
tHa souls gt these poor people. give
Them an opportunity % ask mercy CO.,
God. know that you uusL Ellr.
y.ar aul. bat ms blood ought ro H.
-Hft- ..-l.. u-rause innocent and de
f-ues.r-- people Vii. sIn-r vflH .uF
fan.
'.siay jaese considerations have in
7l-urs v tJu size authorities Csc whom q
beg ro appeal These poor people had
ro knowledge of wHa- so4 thEk rhr.-
crime Pardon me. ~ Z say chat
don't believe that tus.r deaths would
have 1u sa- fate 90 glba the Gord ef-
feet fne law fareec-s-our civilization
is So opposed TO s-ra puoCcedlnEs.
ION say this iu zone OF complaint bu.
ne are accustomed GO AZ Ieas, Identity
Victims when N- are going -o sacrifice.
Seuores. fa--v eli. 7 kuow that the
members 81 rss council who condemn
me accomplish painful duty Let
Them remember as iu their prayers Go
Cod and ask their wives and chit
dreu To 40 the same io us Respect
FULLY JOSEPH FRY
Ar o'clock OF the morning OF Nu-
yembeT T. Captain FRY and thirty-siN
cf MS crew and twelve passengers
were marched oUt to the old cemetsr r,-
gate. and there ia the presence OF a.
sTi.nlng. isering mob OF Cubans aud
Spagiards blacks aud whites. ihes
were riddl. Il with bullets Their eeuse-
less remains were then maugled and
muuladed by the s4vages who eIoated
iu their death although their lives
we've sacf Idced ST. q mistaken belief for
-1me or tle very people who eloatad
lH their determination.
There SIN survived u.nety-three r1fe-
uucrs. BUT tle telegraph had spread
the terrible news throuEhcut the civil
fzed world. ana awakened 4 tempest
OF indignation everywbete except n
Tavaus end Madrid although n
Spain there was some surprise III tnr
horrible tragedy. aud senior CaeteIaf
was moved 60 beseech of the govern
ing authorities ir cuba TO be q little
less hastz ju their action The appeal
was uuhe-ded. and eil the haplrS@ vie-
Tins were condemned - immediate
execution
But at the critical moment some
thing happened The prisoners bad
been denied couas, !. IS hat was Ll-
Use OF amy defense when uey. had been
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Kafn.rd tn kne.I.

This marble slab was shipped ro
S1utiaeo almost Immediately upon ms
evacuation bE lHe spaulards. and H.
marks tae spot where the GIbustets OF
size Hl-tatea N.remius fell before tine
mu~k-ts of Jae SpaHiards. Ryan auf
Nar1na upou finding themseive- ou
This fatal =pot ou -aar morning L.tE-d
u %ovemHer sunshine. refused to face
lue wall and knee. 1i.H Jhei. backs
l, .He SpaufaIJs. D.. I4 either q sra-
JIuou among the Spmiards or elsa
a charitable impulse which causes
tH-Ia ts C--I uo mattee hey, bitter
tacir srmig or Hatred. trat the Ia-t
Requests ot Urisourr sentenced lo
death must 10. granted. lave known
prisoners tlu= sentenced make mos.
remarkabIe REQUESTS. usually Cor some
ming strange or rare m tEe way OF
.ata bles. and JAeF Wu-sid always -el
I lI may have seemed F- strange t0
t-a Spanish eNecuuouer- tllt Ryan
au5 NaranL desired tu face tIte esteefI-
.He muSket> which veve fu send their
souls into extremity. as tae last request
uf a. sentenced prisoner Ior particular.
kna ur liea gakc and glass ui rua
ouer HIuu ltme seemed sFauGy 10
ne.