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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Outlaws. q: Chestnuts. D..

Tho outlaws defeated the Chestnuts
on the latter's diamond in an interest
Ing game yesterday by to 4. The
feature was tho pitching OF Winters,
who famed ten batters. The winners
want games with all local teams. Adj
dress challenges to Lonnie Kinker,
No. 6 Hill Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
The Merrnaid's Easter Bonnet

* mermaid in coral cave
Beneath the ocean sAt'
And to her mer-pa said one day,
. IT want nm Easter nat.
He handed her bar of gold
4" Submerged for many q year
within a Spanish treasure ship
"Go buy it. then, my dear.
She glldcd up the sandy beach
And soon contrived to flop,
All dripping with the brtny wave,
into q milliner's shop.
And there she saw purple stra"
The brlm was very Wiue'
And kinked and bent; sea-green
plume
Was fastened on tho side.
Tho crown was high, and pulled, end
OF yellow satin, too
And wrcathed with roses red and
Tho T flowing strings we're blue.
."Ill take that hat" the mermaid cried
And on her locks Of gold
She tied 1t With a youthful JOY
Quite touching to behold.
She plunged again beneath the foam,
And catfish, carp, and Dream
All lied in wild alright before
The mllliner's crazy dream
Tho lobster got in such n rage
He turned a vivid rod. "
The cells and oysters slipped, and slid
And tumbled into bed.
And when at last the mermaid camt
TO her parental rock, -,
Her mer-pn straghtwny up and died
SO fearful was tho shock.
Then all the creatures Of the sea
In solemn council met, ~
And doomed her to cave for lifo
Beneath the waters wet
So this is why We SEQ no more
Tho lovely mermaid roam,
Nor sport upon the pillows blue,
Save In the IIippodrome.
l-MlAnn irving IN I.oslle's Weekly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

The talk of providing motor roaas In
South Africa ia said to find extensive favor
structed at Il cost OF ss50o per mile K as
against 100000 per mile Of railway. and
that motor coaches would carry pnssengers
and mail more expoditiously and NTH
greater economy than railway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Thursday and Saturday
Excursions Suspended

The Special Excursions to James
town Exposition. via Norfolk and
Western Railway, on Thursdays and
Saturdays Will be discontinued until
further notice. Tickets are on sale
every day for all regular trains at
rate.of $3.50 and $3.50 round trip. good
for two days and ten days. respectively,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
A Future Orator,

Johnny recited one stanza of tho psalm
of Life" to the delight Of his proud mamma
ana amid the plaudits OF tho company;
Liza Grape men airy mindns
Weaken makn Liza Blsme,
Andy Parting Leo ID, Hlndus
Footbrn Johnny Sands " timer
Ladies' Home journal, <
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
The Modesty of Mary,

The Modesty OF Mary,
Mstress--Why. Mary, this figure OF
Venus Is covered with dust,
Mnid--Yes'm.
Mistress -Didn't tell you to brush
1T off?
Maid--Ycs'm.
MlstrcHs--And why didn't your
Bohemian.
thought 1t needed something on it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Then and Now.
No longer now must she deny
Herself the mnzes of tho dance,


Theatres. concerts. calls and cards,
And coquetrles of Loves romance.
The Lenten lunch and ssckcloth suit
Surrender to Dame Fashions sway,
For dinners tete-a-tete, ana gowns
Are all in vogue on Easter day.
Selected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
Pretty Naval Custom.

Pretty Naval Custom.
A pretty custom Is observed In the
British navy whenever m officer gets
married, Two wreaths are hoisted IN
tho most conspicuous manner, and ms
terlockcd with them and hanging from
them arc colored ribbons. These hang
from s A, M. till sunset on the we'd
ding day Tho cost OF tho wreaths Ia
generally subscribed by the officers
shpmntes. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
The Risen Christ.
But look! the Saviour blcst,
Calm, after solemn rest.
lnds In the garden meath Ills olive

The earliest smile Of day
Doth on His vesture play, 81
And light the majesty OF His still brows;
While angels hang with wings outspread,
Holding the new won crown above HIS
sanity head.
Jean Ingelow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
A. P. v. A.. Pilgrimage
To Jamestown
Island

Celebration Of tho Three Hundredth
Anniversary OF the First Permanent
English Settlement In America!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

Steamers leave Richmond promptly at
s o'clock A. NJ
Tickets now on sale at TOT East
FRANKLIN Street: The Jefferson Hotel;
Tho Rosemary Library; Thaw & Grants
and Briggs Pharmacy, cor. Harrison
and Grove Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
RELIGIOUS Note.

II needed somelhing on IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21
orange COUNTY COURT
TO TRY &c CIVIL CASES.

|Chelsea, NOV IN-The December term
Orange county court will open Tucs-
k'y. December g. Judge William H.
laylor will preside. Tho trial calendar
bows % civil causes sci for TRIAL - hr
4ry and - by tho court. or the 2G cases
p Tor trial % are set by the plliu'in,
ur by the defendant ana two by both
three cases q lawyers will appear. 70
whom are from outside the county
pa three from ont Of the state. There
Re likely 10 be several criminal causes
FED and the usual number Of divorces.
The following have been drawn as
rors; Bradford, Charles NJ GaHlold.
fnry G. stevens; Braintree. AFRO Il.
owen, Rolla G. Thayer; Rrookfl III.
fwton j. Sumner. Charles H. Tafi,
pelsea' Benson Sanboru: Cornth. q.
fuller, j. II. Carter Fairlco. Edward
Pierce, Marshall E. Rugg: N"wbury.
rios T.. Brock Sherbume S. Tucker.
arles d, Burgn, George A. TiIotson.
ndolph Alfred l.. B0rer, W. Allen
pes; STAFFORD, Byron +, Ross Wilbur
scribner; Thetford, o. !. Press,v. e..
Hosford; Topsham, j. Palmer D,cter-
H. Hczokiah Il. Martin; Tunbridgc,
orgc II. Granger, +. Wilson Noycs;
rshire, T.. B, Spear. W. II. Ford:
Pshngton. Albert W. Hoyt, George II.
MT West Fairlee, Henry p. Goodell,
ihur H. Rlake; Williamstown. Joshua
baiieY George w. SaYer+
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21
AUTOPSY REVEALED NO
SUSPICIOUS CONDITIONS,

Pennington, Nov. 1S.--Tho inquest in
Pie case Of Michael Broughm, which was
: have been held this afternoon, was
postponed until a report is received from
P)r. y. H. Stone, pathologlst at tho State
laboratory at Burlington, Broughm died
fuddcnly Friday night In tho boiler room
Pr the Vermont Hosiery g. Machinery
fompany's mil on Gage street but the
autopsy performed by Or. stone re-
called no suspicious conditions nor did
h disclose the causn Of death. The path
kloGist took some OF the organs Ia Bur
fngton for microscopic and chemical cx-
/ mination.
Mr. Broughm It IS said, was IN a
Weakened condition from 'ho excessive
Sc Of liquor and one theory IS THAT
}tomaine poisoning from eating oysters
ney have caused his DEATH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21

NempNlNs OTIdI. I useU OUtlCurQ Soap
and hot water to battle my face, and
applied Cuticura Ointment. This rave
me instant relief, in that it stopped the
itching and burning and softened tho
skin. and in less than one month was
cured Of the disease. / continued TO
use Cuticura Resolvent Pills for more
than six months and have used Cuti-
cura Soap ever since. The cure in NV
case was complete, and the cost was
nothing compared with the doctors'
bills The Cuticura Remedies are
godsend to any one. John B. Moore,
Chester, VI, Jan. and March 6, 1907"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21
PROMOTER PUT IN COUNTY
JAIL.
>. II. Campbell Fails 10 Secure New
RaiI at RaIiston Spn, n. Y.

Montpelier, Nov. III. h. Campbell
the promoter, who was arrested last
Tuesday at Chicago charged with jump
ing his bail Of 5000 in a suit pending
against him in Washington county court
for fraudulent issue of stock, failed to
g'i h"N BAH n Ballston, Spa, y. Y. lie
was brought mere on the late train last
night by Deputy Sheriff Slayton of Barre
and lodged in Jail The case against
MN VIII be reached in Washington
county court this week. W. A. Lord,
one of Mr.. Campbclls counsel, had a
long interview with him at the jail this
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21
BASKET BALL LEAGUE DEAD.

Montpelier, Nov, 17,-None of the dl-
rectors of the 1nterscholastic Basket Ball
League Of Northern Vermont put In an
appearance yesterday afternoon and the
adjourned annual meeting of these d.
rectors that y 8 scheduled to have been
held Mt the Y. NJ C. A. rooms was can.
Celled.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21
PRESIDENT SIGNED PROCLAMA-
TON.

Washington. Nov. IA new start was
added TO the American naG yesterday by
the admission formally into the Union
OF the State of Oklahoma. President
Roosevelt, at 1916 O'Clock yesterday
morning signed the proclamation admit
ting the Territories of Oklahoma and In
dian Territory jointly az one OF the
American States. Little formalIty at
tended the ceremony. which meant so
much to the people OF the two Territories.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21

Henry DeGest of Termination Is in jail
to await developments on the charge OF
having stolen bicycle and attempting
to sell 1t within In plain sight Of the homo
of the owner C. H. Gibson. DeGest
denies the theft but saws he received
half tue nroceeds OF tina sale
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21

In appending his signature to the procla-
nation, the President used pen formed
from quill plucked from the wing OF
an American eagle The pen win be de-
posted with the oklahoma Historical
society.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21

seriously urtil two
years ago. Then my
eyelids would swell
at times and crack
open, hard sea b q
would form on my
face, and at such
times | suffered more
than | can explain.
l had employed sew
eral doctors, but IT,
ceived no relief until
] gave the Cuticura
I ,tca,l Ct,t;a, c,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21
DANDRUFF
Lasted Twenty Years, Cured BY
Cuticura Remedies.

For twenty years had dandruff Of
the worst kind. ] had tried doctors and
all kinds of hair tonics, but none helped
me. My head was covered all over and
when | got warm and sweaty it would
itch 80 l'could hardly keep my hands off
II. saw Cutcura Remedies advertised
and used the Cuticura Soap, Cuticura
Ointment, and Cutrura Resolvent.
The first treatment stopped my head
from itching, and two bottles Of Resell
vent and two boxes Of Cuticura Oint-
ment cleaned my head Of dandruff and
now l am completely cured. A. A.
Bullock, Greenville, Ore, Nov. Is and
Dec. "a, 1906"
..Cuticurs Soap t25c) Ointment tsoc) Re.o,ven,
GOO p ard PMS t25c;l. are sold throughout the
131 Columbus Ave- Boston - ~ 'Po'
ps- Mailed free. Cutcura Book on Skin Diseases
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-21
FAT MEN MEET DECEMBER 6.

Wells River, Nov. 1.-THE annual
meeting and midwnter banquet of the
New England Fat Mems club will be
held AT Hale's Tavern the evening of
December g.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
. e e REMOVES
BLOOD HUM0Rs

the blood healthy the skin will be SOFT smooth ana
free from erupon but when the blood becomes infected w some @
healthy the effect hes eupons bois and
dfgung The skin WIN
glands drainage rid the body
constantly
these little tubes There other glands that on the SKIN an & oy
humors and acids these thrown off through the pores and gana
irritating natural OILS SO
have not only Acne Eczema Salt Reu but s1h a sy s k
affections letter Psoriasis kindred troubles The treatment ski
washes lotions along the right line True
discomfort
have curative effect on
these gentle acting and perfect blood Pun IS
the best and quickest treatment down into the blood ana
the the
ed blood and by sending fresh stream of nourSng Ga e SKIN
diseases character s. mace enty
health producing herbs and bars and deeay
Salt Rheun et ESQ
disagreeae uptions the skin Special
advice desired furnished tree to all
who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA Ca
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
INTERRUPT TRIAL
TO FIND WITNESS
Person Who Saw Jesus Verdueo MUIR
dered Is in Hiding, Say Officers,
and His Presence Is Neces-
sary to Prosecution

The trial of Benito Menilais was
twice Interrupted yesterday while Of
ficers from the district attorneys office
searched for Rosendo Sunlga, who, the
prosecution claims, was the only wit
ness to the alleged murder.
Menilais is charged with numbering
Jesus Verdugo in fight near La
Canada on the night of March 26.
When the case was called for trial
yesterday morning the prosecuting at
torney explained that the chief wit
ness for the state was in hiding and
asked that the court accept his testi-
mony as offered in the preliminary ex-
animation by reading it from the rec
ord of the proceedings in the lower
court.
To such procedure the defense made a
strenuous objection, so it was decided
to begin the trial and continue the
search for Suniga.
AT II o'clock it was found necessary
to adjourn the case until 2, when, after
hearing few witnesses whose testi-
mony failed to throw any light on the
actual fighting, the court adjourned
the case until Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
STATESMAN LEFT
SMALL ESTATE
In Petition for Papers as Adminstra.
trix Mrs. Sarah Conger States
That Husbands Effects
Amount to $110o !

Judge Rives of the probate court yes
terday appointed Mrs. Sarah ]. Conger,
widow of the former minister to China,
to be Administrative of her late hus-
bands estate.
In the petition for letters of admin
istration Mrs. Conger states that the
estate is valued at $1100 and that Mr..
Conger had left no will.
In the $1100 is included a claim of
$1,000 against the state department for
services rendered in the diplomatic
corps and for which a claim has not
yet been allowed.
The petitioner also asked that the
appointment be made without delay,
as the $1,000 is part of an appropriation
that will lapse by June 80 and it is
necessary that the proper representa-
tive of the estate should present the
claim without delay and in any event
not later than the fifteenth of the
month.
Besides Mrs. Conger only one daugh-
ter survives, Mrs. Laura Conger Bu-
chanan. who at present lives at Zam-
boango, Philippine islands, where her
husband is an officer in the army.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
JUDGE SCORES BREAKERS
OF TRAFFIC ORDINANCE

Police Justice Rose took occasion yes
terday morning to express himself very
strongly on the subject of police
mans authority in regulating traffic in
Los Angeles. He said that there were
many fragrant violations of those traf-
fic laws which give the police officers
power to control the actions of drivers
ofautomobiles and horses on the streets
and that drastic treatment should be
given those who refused to do as the
patrolmen directed them. The cause
of the remarks was the evidence
brought forth in the case of J. B. Tira-
do, who was arrested by Patrolman
Lennon for refusing to obey his orders
when driving a large oil wagon on
Third street yesterday. 1t appears that
Tirado was in front of west boun6
car at Main street. The narrow stree
was lined with vehicles on each side
and Tirado refused to drive to the left
side of the street when Lennon told
him to. AS a result the car was COM
PEELED to follow the wagon at a slow
pace. The passengers were exasper-
ated, for they were in a hurry. The
policeman became angry and locked
Tirado up and yesterday Justice Rose
sustained his action.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
SAYS SPOUSE HAD
WIFE WHEN WEDDED
Mrs. Myra L. LaSheIIs Asks Court to
AnnuI Marriage on the Ground
That Her Husband Is
Bgamist

Because her husband had another
wife living at the time of their mar
riage, and she has since learned that
he had never been divorced, Myra L.
LaShells is seeking the aid of the su-
perior court to have her marriage to
William F. LaShells annulled.
In her complaint it is alleged that
LaShells took her for a trip to Washoe
county, Nevada, and while there, on
October 20, 1906, inluced her to become
his wife.
| After the wedding, and while they
were still living together, she learned
through a letter found in one of his
pockets that he had q wife living in
Kansas.
Upon being confronted with the evil
dence of his perf1dy she asserts that he
neither denied nor attempted to ex-
plain the charge.
Mrs. LaShells further alleges that she
Immediately left him and returned to
her home here in Los Angeles and has
since neither seen nor heard of her big
amous spouse.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
CHARGES CHINESE
WITH SW|NDL|NG
French and Italian Laborers Say That
Oriental Doctor" Has Been
Taking Their Money for
Harmful Herbs

Patrolman Gilpin yesterday made a
neat capture of Tom Chong, Chinese
doctor" who is alleged to have been
fleeing italian and French laborers
The laborers came to Gilpin with sad
tale.
Chong is said to be a we'll known
lottery man of the oriental quarter
and has been up before the police
many times on charges of keeping a
lottery. but this is his first offense in
the drug line.
His place of business is 312 Also
street and it was here that the patients
went for treatment. Chong gave them
various kinds of connections, liquid,
pills and things to smell. He always
promised to cure. If he did not cure
| he told them he would give their money
back, but the "gulled" ones say they
have been neither cured nor reim-
bursed.
Chong's card says he is 1.-The best
Chinese herb physician and surgeon"
If he is the best, his patients are won-
dering how the Chinese nation exists
after being treated by their doctors"
When Gilpin appeared at the station
yesterday with his prisoner and asked
for a complaint Prosecutor Fleming
did not want to give it to him. Fleming
said the state board of pharmacy han
died all those cases and got the evil
dence. Gilpin did not care who handled
the cases. When people on his beat
came to him and complained that they
We're being robbed he said he would
take the cases himself. 1t was plain
the Chinese had been violating the law
and he wanted complaint. He got it.
Four of the patients of the doctor"
came with Gilpin to the station They
all claimed they were swindled. Theo-
dore Belcher said he paid the doctor
SIS to be treated. The doctor gave
him lot of herbs fixed up to taste
nice. He took the medicine for a long
time, but got no better. 1t tasted nice
and looked nice in its long green bot
tie, but its healing powers did not ap-
pear.
Joseph Pasini put up $40 for treat
ment and is now in such shape he can
not work and is not. expected to be
able to do so for month. Others who
complained are Julian Nnccio and
John Veener. Each put up $36 and
$3.50, respectively
Chong was arraigned on a charge of
practicing medicine without a license
in Justice Roses court at 4 o'clock
He pleaded not guilty and was told to
appear on June 10 at 10 o'clock, at
which time the date of his trial would
be set He was liberated on $100 bail.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
MEANDERING JUNK SHOP
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION

Samuel Latin was arrested on West
Third street yesterday by Detective
Ziegler and booked at the police sta
ton on suspicion. Latin had in his
possession a lot of brass and copper.
He could give no satisfactory account
of how he came into possession of the
stuff. When searched at the station a
large collection of small bits of junk
was found in his pockets. There was
half a waste paper basket full of old
circulars. toothpicks. matches and 9TH
er useless things He had a bunch of
keys, several key rings, a couple of old
knives, two pairs of scissors, one with
two shears and one pair with only one
shear. 1t seemed that the man carried
an entire store in his pockets. 1t took
the desk sergeant half an hour to list
and store away the mans property.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08

three sermons last Sunday evening on
THE Christians Three Notable Duties
Last Sunday he spoke on Prayer" and
tomorrow night he will speak on Fast
ing" The third will be on "Alms Civ
ing" Last Wednesday night series
of intercession service was opened for
the spiritual development of the parish.
Sunday morning, June 16, Rev. Father
Wilson, formerly of London, will preach
at this chapel.
AT the high mass as the Cathedral of
st. Vibiana tomorrow Bishop Conaty
will ordain Rev. James Mitchell to the
priesthood. Rev. Mr.. Mitchell received
deaconship about two weeks ago. Mon
signor Fowler will preach at the serv-
ice. A meeting of the boys sodality
will be held at o'clock, at which all
the boys who received first communion
on Pentecost Sunday are expected to
be present. Rev. william Palmer is
director of the sodality. ...-.
The vestry, assisted by the congre-
cation of Christ church. Rev. Baker P
Lee, the rector, gave a reception last
night at Ebell club house to those who
had been confirmed during the past
two years. An attractive program was
rendered and a, pleasant time vase n
joyed.
At the Union Rescue mission, 145
INOTlH Mdlu street., rev. D. 11uuSOIl
Ballard, pastor of the Gospel taber-
nacle, will speak. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker,
the blind singers, will sing. Sunday at
2:3O p. m. the "higher ground" service
will be led by superintendent Trotter.
The gospel wagon services will be held
at First and Los Angeles streets and
First and Main streets at $3.50 and 5
o'clock respectively. Pentecostal serv-
ice at o'clock.
Tonight at the mission there will be
family reunion" with good singing.
and on Monday night S. c. Todd will
speak and sing. assisted by the chorus
from Emmanuel Presbyterian church.
At the City Rescue mission, 606 East
Fifth street, this evening, o. D. Conrey,
superintendent of the Federated Coffee
clubs, will speak.
Sunday afternoon from 8 to o'clock
gospel wagon service will be held.
Sunday school from to p. m. will be
in charge of Philetha society, First M.
E. church.
Sunday evening, 7:3O, Giles Kellogg,
secretary of the Union Oil company.
will speak. Singing by Emmanuel
Presbyterian church choir. Attorney
Samuel Todd will render several solos.
Monday evening T. C. Horton will
speak Singing by Miss Nan Tedford,
Miss Mcdonald and young ladies' quar-
tet
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
DEPUTY DOG CATCHER
CONVICTED ON TWO COUNTS

The Society for the Prevention of
Cruenty to Animals is pursuing Frank
Judson, deputy dog catcher, pretty
hard. Thursday Judson was found
guilty of cruel treatment to two dogs
which he carried in sack tied to the
cross-bar of a two-wheeled cart.
Yesterday he was arraigned for driv-
ing the horse which drew the cart to
which the dogs were tied. 1t was said
the horse was driven at tremendous
rate of speed for twenty blocks over the
rough streets of the city" Justice
Frederickson through the treatment of
the horse was bad He, smiled when
one of the witnesses said that the
horse travelled sideways and had one
tooth out of the right side Of his
mouth" The same witness said the
"horse had rheumatism and walked on
three legs"
Judson will be sentenced on both con-
victions today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
ATTORNEY ARGUES FOR
RELEASE OF w. PROPER

Judge Smith will this morning de-
eide whether Will. m Proper will again
have to stand trial for the murder of
George Spelse.
The first trial, which was finished in
April, resulted in a disagreed jury, and
yesterday Attorney Rosen applied for
Proper's release, on the ground that the
law requires that trial must ensue
within sixty days after the information
is filed.
AS more than sixty days have elapsed
since the mistrial, and the district at
torney's Office has not as yet fixed
date for the new trial, Attorney Rosen
claims the man should be released.
He offered several authorities to show
that the supreme court has held the
same rule to apply in the case of sec
ond trials, and Judge Smith continued
the argument of the habeas corpus
proceedings until today.