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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
MORTGAGE SALE
NOT PROPERLY
ADVERTISED

Judge Blodgett today handed down the
opinion Of the supreme court In the case
of Henry j. Quinn vs.. William ]. Mo
Dole The parties to this cause signed
contract for the purchase and sale OF
certain real estate and submitted upon an
agreed state OF facts the question of the
validity OF the mortgage sale under which
Quinn claims title.
There was this provision in the mort
gage 0eed regarding sale first thereafter
giving four weeks of such saio In some
newspaper published In Pawtucket or
Providence to sell, etc The sale at which
Quinn brought was first advertised on
Monday, March 6, and the advertisement
appeared In daily paper in Pawtucket
every day that week, every day the next
week and every day the third week and
during the fourth week the advertisement
appeared on Monday and Tuesday and
the property was sold on Wednesday.
March %, 1899. The question was wheth-
er this advertisement was in compliance
with the terms OF the mortgage
Judge Blodgett says: I'VE answer this
question I'm the negative. We are clearly
OF the opinion that the words first there
after giving .sour weeks notice of such
sale means exactly what they purport
to mean that at least 2s days must elapse
between the first day OF publication and
the sale. In this case the first publica
ton was on March and the sale was on
March 20, a period Of but q days there
after"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
ANNUAL DINNER
IS SERVED TO
CAMMlR|AN CLUB

The Cammarian club. the honorary
Brown senior society. held It's annual din
ner last evening at the Narrasansett no
tel The members Of both the retiring
club and the new dub wer present 10
that n Brunonians were In attendance.
College songs, cheers and stories added
to the enjoyment Of the occasion. Speech
ss were made by Claude r. Branch.
toastmaster; Raymond b. TIT. THE
Cemmar1an Cmb:" Waiter H. Burnham
''Lobstsrs;' william ID. Bright, "Ths
History Of the Club" J. Donald Pryor,
''Lobstsrs Again. Victor A. schwarts
''Cammarisn Problems for 1908"
Those present were: Cammarian club 81
1o07-Claude Raymond Branch. William
Edward Bright, Henry Garfield Clark
Myron Shirley curtis. Ralph Norton Den
nett, Ralph Leroy Elrod, Charles Fowler
Jr., Walter Emerson Hatch. George Hur-
ley. Preston Day Jones. Herbert Beers
Keen, Harold William Paine, Victor Ar
thur Schwarts, William Alrnsr splnney
Raymond Frank Tiff, Cammarian club OF
1e0s-Walter Henry Burnham. Franklin
Irving Chichester. Alfred Jason Dens-
more. Benson Ralph Frost, Christopher
Albert Greene, James OvinEton Hazard
John Ralph Honiss, Alvin Inman Mar
shall, Hunter Sylvester Marston. Sidney
Small Paine. John Donald Pryor and
George Alfred Townsend.
The following were elected officers;
President, j. Ralph Honlss: secretary
Benson r. Frost; treasurer, Hunter y
Marston.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
LONSDALE DIES Of HIS
INFLICTED WOUND

jaw and innlcting a wound which. while
painful was not dangerous.
He then fired a shot through the heart
OF his daughter. killing her Instantly.
Turner, aroused from his sleep by the
sound of the shots, rushed into the dining
room and was confronted by the desper-
ate man. who stu had three cartridges
lef; IN his revolver and was warned TO
get out" To accelerate his going Ions
dale fred one shot and then turned the
weapon upon himself.
Turner summoned the police end Lieut..
Tylor and 6ergt. Bennett. with a number
OF patrolmen, went TO the scene OF the
shooting sending Jonsdale TO the Rhode
Island hospital In charge OF an officer.
The physician found that the bullet
which struck Mrs Lonsdale had entered
the right side OF her face just below her
jaw. She suffered more from shock and
grief over the death OF her daughter than
she did from the wound.
While II In sumised that unwarranted
jealousy was the primo cause OF the des-
perate mans crime. those who know the
woman best exonerate her completely.
Neighbors said that Lonsdaio had been
away from his home much of the time
and his family sebdom knew whore no was
or whom he would return
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
BAD BUSINESS
PRACTICES IRE
CONDEMNED

Chicago June 1.-THE practice Of many
commercial houses and department stores
OF making short payments and of
stealing time" in paying bills, the terms
OF which are stated In the invoice was de-
nounced yesterday at the annual conven-
ton OF the national Association OF Credit
men The subject arose during a discus
sion on the report submitted by the COM
mttee on Improvement in mercantile
agency service. Following the adoption of
the report resolutions also were adopted
condemning the practice complained OF by
number OF the delegates.
I'VE have reached time when Il s
necessary to check one OF the greatest
evils In the business world" said #. 8.
Evans OF Philadelphia
This rs the practice Of making short
payments. I have in mind one big firm in
Philadelphia. This firm has big store in
Philadelphia and one I'm New York
Besides making short payments this
firm always takes more than a month
above it's discount period in making pay
ment This Is a tax upon business and the
time has come when such practices must
be stopped no matter how powerful the
particular offenders"
1t was state that the Philadelphia firm
makes 100000 annually by making the
short payments and that the manufac-
turers and jobbers are afraid TO protest
for fear of losing the nrm's business
The committee on fire insurance recon-
mended the broadest cooperation between
business men and the fire insurance com
panies In an effort TO solve the problems
OF reducing fires TO a minimum.
The committee on legislation recon-
mended more uniform laws for the regu-
lation of business In the different states,
and urged that bulk sales law be passed
by every state legislature.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
PLANS ADVANCED
TO PRESENT HAMLET

EsanS ere wei sdvanosds for tho charity
lUsodAsctsou % '.HAmlst." IN whleh Mayor
eCCssthv - 20 appsar ~ Poiooius.
W. n UnAismsoo. om OF the principals
u M pSoduotton. - Q Chicago man, ana
- OSosn - ths manager q the bank
shg dspastu~nt Of the o'0orman oom-
tDAn1
M Orfes1i. who has paayed such parts
- HossktD and Iago to shs Hamlet and
othsi,e o6 Robert Mantuai. has AppsaI~d
sano with that trassdian IN "rhs Corsi-
oaa Broehsrr, '-AEoubarH. the Mer-
Sh9pt of vuttc~" King Lear" and ssv-
4e u nephew Of James o'fssal. the
eobsbrated romantic actor. and a. youth
; Appeared In his unoss's famous produc-
Qon OF ~Vhu1nius," playing the part Of
k0uiiius. the lover Of Virginia Hs Ia also
= penvwrtght. three Of hs spetcllss hav-
M been produced by Carl odeli Of the
~ Williamson In best known in Chi
SAQn whore for a number OF years he
'hAA cf1nvge OF the splendid dramatic pro-
du0aoos Of Hull House. tho we'll known
Ooc1al oete1ement He In an ardent lover
81 ohAhaapoarc. and has been deeply In
'rsrsstsd N this form Of drama since his
4rst collegiate appes rance as a player.
Iehs late Thomas Keene' playing IN
sOthelio" and Julius Caesar"
Although having permanently retired
and the stimulus OF charity behind IL
have again impelled him 10 don the sword
and buckler.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14

MARINE intelligence
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
Steamer Pilgrim, Appeby. from New
York
Steamer Tennessee. Wilcox. from New
York.
Steamer City of Newport stinson, New
port
Steamer City OF Haverhill. Lake, Fall
River.
Steamer Islander, Johnson, T1verton.
Steamer New Shoreham, Fuller Block
Island
Tug Aries, Fall River.
Schooner Warner. Moore, Charleston.
&. c., 337, 900 feet lumber w Harris
DEPARTURES:
steamer Pilgrim, Appleby. for New
York.
Steamer Tennessee. Wilcox. for New
York
Steamer City of Newport. stinson. for
Newport.
Steamer City of Haverhil, Lake. for
Fall River.
Steamer Islander. Johnson. for liver
ton.
Steamer New shoreham, Fuller. for
Block Island.
York with barges Bersin j., Excelsior. p.
II. Ry No. 100
Tug c. b. Sanford, New York. with tow.
Tug Aries West Virginia, barges M IA,
Fuller for New York.
Schooner Fannie Belle for Norfolk Va
Barkentine Lakeside. for Yarmouth. yes
terday to load lumber for Buenos Ayres
The Providence and Fall River Tine are
building n fence on their wharf. with a
gate, for the protection OF passengers.
The steamer City OF Hnverhil is picking
up A large freight business these days. "a
well as carrying considerable number OF
pos sengers.
The building owned by the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad. corner
Point and South Water streets. is under
going q novel transformation Owing To
the raising OF the level OF the street
which makes the floor OF the bthhilng be-
low the level Of the sidewalk. the city has
taken novel way Of fxin this building
by raising the floor by adding another
floor on top Of the old one As this is
the third floor put In In this way without
raising the building the readnoOm IL not
much more than SIX feet. Az the city is
doing the work on account OF raising the
level % the street. this was found TO be
the cheapest way out OF tho trouble
Mrs. Frank Baxter and family wish
10 return thanks 60 Capt John n Ma
guire. hstrbor master. the bridge employees
tho police officers and others who 80 kind
~ remembered the family during their
iate bereavement.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
DECISION Of
SUPREME COURT
IS SUSTAINED

The supreme court today handed down
rescript In the case OF Margaret Nc
kenna VS.. Frank A McKenna. ct al, sus-
taining the decision of the superior court
and overrulng the respondents excep-
tons. This was CONTROVERSY over the
transfer OF some land in Pawtucket
The final decree entered In the superior
court In accordance with the decision of
the justice who heard the case there re-
cites that Margaret McKenna did not
sign the deed of trust In question ana
from the death of Thomas McCuske late
OF Pawtucket. she did not relinquish any
claim that she had TO one-third undivided
part of the residue OF Mr.. McCusker's es-
tate. The court declared the deed void
and ordered the respondent to execute a
deed Of release and quitclaim to Mar
garet McKenna OF all their claim Of
right, title and interest TO the property
mentioned in the trust deed
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
ESCAPES AF TER
SENTENCE AND
IS RECAPTUREO

Henry Malley. who was fined in the
district court THIS morning for larceny,
when being removed from the court
house to jail to work out his sentence es-
capped from custody and gave Officers
Farrell and Mccarthy of Station 2. who
arrested him yesterday, long search to
find him.
They finally located him in house on
North Main street that he was won't TO
frequent, and when they entered he jump
ed from n second story window and fed
up the street. The officers pursued and
finally captured him. He may be brought
before the court TO be punished on the
charge OF trying to escape justice.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
STANDING IN I
THE O'GORMAN
VOTING CONTEST

Only two more days. Saturday and
Monday. when the voting contest which
has aroused considerable interest
closes. The o'Gorman company ere
well pleased with the interest mani
tested in this contest and consider the
money we'll spent I'm sending the sue
cessful contestants TO jamestown.
School Teachers--Annie F. Burdick.
e7627; VIM. T. Peck. 2is,S0s: M j. Ma
honey, 1.el1,25S; +. T. spratt, i.O97,646;
Miss Walsh, 2ei.o13; Miss HICKS. s5,.
Sssss Mss M,ss Wills, W,la,n 49, Miss Amy. a.
Stenographers-Esther Donegan. 1885,
se1; Julia carmoches a.66; Miss Green.
66l.0
Clorks--L. #. Smith. 277.iss: J. Ricci,
1S6240; Charles Gallagher, l,ls7,i25; ,E. c.
Irons. F67; J. Benjamin. 77ls.
Policemen-Con Daley, 1.62s.1sf: c. Nc
Nance, 2s6, $50
Burke. 1sl.4fs; H. London. 4O6 700; Bick-
nell. 112,72a.
Ffremen-J. ]. McGovern, 3.5l4,llO: j.
Neal. i27, 410; Chief Steers, 3,Oe9 346; Capt.
Capron, 726S6; Edward r. Fitzpatrick,
500, ,451; aisson, 5s,ssS.
Union Labor Men-Charles Lee. s11 .si1:
Carl Robb. 1880; ]. E. Cronin, 39b73; ].
II. Coleman, 1922.
Letter Carrfers-Charles Hall, 422,1 J.
w. Tattio, 97s. .1s6; Samuel T. Gardiner,
l. s43 7s4; Fl. g. Watt. S,221
Conductors-6. H. Lawton. 7e1. .40l;
Hanss. 7o.seo; c. Mowry. lSel24. Jack
Leach, l,7s2.5ss; Fl. f. Sheldon. 1885;
George T. Bagley. All. .415; Archie Horton.
e2ool; n. j. Sullivan. 12517s; ]. r. Reilly.
l,s47o1o; O. Tlbbitts. 41e.l57.
Motormen-A. M Buddington, 424, ,s3s; ].
w. Brady. 1,04s, $40: r. Thorpe, 6o,713; w.
T. Arnold sl4.4S5; p q. Kerrigan. 434014;
r. w. Luther, io7. .i01; Snow, 4s,oo4
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14

0sorgs w. Lonsdale. who early on the
morning OF the stn OF This month shot and
kfissd his n-year-oad daughter. seriously
wounded ais wife. tried TO kill James M.
Turner a boarder Ia his household, and
t1sen shot himself In tho head, dsed at the
Ehode Island hospital at 7;2o this morn
ing. never having recovered consciousness,
Lonsdais was S years old and was
Ncomnxer
He had been absent from his home at
III Pocasset avenue In the annexed dds
trfct a fortnight. but returned morose
and apparently not himself. He made no
threats however. and no one in the house.
hold suspected his murdenous intent when
the family retired shortly before 10
o'clock that evening
Mother and daughter slepf In a room
opening nom the kitchen, an adjoining
room was occupied by the boarder and
Lonsdale occupied a sofa.
Shortly before 2:30 clock Lonsdale rose.
carefully examined a nve-chamber Har-
rsngton a Richardson. 1-calibre revolver
ne had purchased recently. and then went
1nto his wife's room. where mother and
daughter were soundly sleeping.
Apparently Lonsdale fired first at his
wife. the bullet bodging IN the woman's
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
GU|bb|MN| TELLS
Of EXPLOs' ON IT
BRADLEY HOME

Boise. Idaho Juno A-L b. Cuibbinni,
the San Francisco grocery man, who In
troduced Harry Orchard known as Bar.
ry' to the servants In the Bradley house
hold. was the hrst witness In the Hay
wood trial today. He said that Orchard
came to his store and hung around and
spent considerable money and asked Cub
binni To get him room In the neighbor-
hood.
Guibbinni saw Orchard moving his lug
gage the night before the Bradley house
was dynamited. He also saw the poison
ed milk
Guibbinni described the result OF tho
bomb Orchard placed at the front door.
leading to the Bradley apartments In
Washington street. The whole front OF
the house was blown out He saw or
chard at his store the day the explosion
occurred
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
ELABORATE PLANS MADE
FOR GERMAN DAY"

German day" will be celebrated at
Boyden Heights next Monday. Extensive
preparations for the days celebration
have been made.
The program Ia a long one. The German
singing societies, the Einklang, Elm
tracht and Doppel quartet. have prom
ised 20 be present. Pupils Of the German
school will also be there. while an orches-
ira will dispense music of the fatherland.
The orchestra will be under the leader
ship OF Prof. Henry Hermann. the leader
of Keith's theatre orchestra
Gymnastics and athletic sports will be
part or the program. The list OF speak
ers is not yet completed. Gov Higgins
and Mayor Mccarthy have sent letters OF
regret, as both will be out Of town on that
day Mayor Kenyon Of Pawtucket will be
one of the principal speakers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
BIRTHDAY Of
NATIONS FLAG
OBSERVED HERE

The flags noated today from the city
and state iagstaffs In honor of the 1aoth
birthday OF the United States flag Many
private individuals aud business houses al
so honored the day by flying the Stars and
Stripes. Lincon's Birthday s by law es-
tablished as the state flag day and as on
Feb. 18th, the schools observed the day In
accordance with the state law there were
no special exercises in the public schools
In few schools there was suitable refer
enoe made To the day
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
CORONER INVESTIGATES
BROWN & SHARPE TRAGEDY

rhs- inquiry into the deaths OF Amos n,
n1osham and Thomas r. Bdmundson. who
wsss shot AZ Brown a sharpe's machine
Dshop on July 81 by B1txroy willard. was
hegus by Coroner Lincoln this afternoon.
| waiter II. willard, brother Of FitEroy,
kuD9u0A
! mr. willard stated that Ills first intima-
t1on OF the affair was when he heard
kHhot He was about % feet away from
Eahs shooting. with his back toward It, and
hwhsn hs turned around he was unable 70
Ppss his brother a. the furniture and other
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
DOES NOT APPEAR
AND is DEFAULTED

In Judge Stearns division Of the su-
perlor court today Hippolite Pariseau fail
cd W appear 10 say anything In regard to
two cases I'm which he WIS Interested. Ira
II. Angel brol ght an action against Par
iseau and he in turn brought one against
Angel In both cases PaTiseau wac ad-
Judged In default
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14

people hid his view. He heard two more
shots and then he saw his brother with q
revolver In his right hand. Some mea
were holding his brother.
The witness said that after brief
struggle he succeeded In getting the re-
volver away from him. He said that his
brother did not sem to recognize him At
first I.e called him by name about a
half-dozen times before his brother SEEM
cd to know him
The men relased his brother and he led
him into ap rivate office. There he ex-
amined the revolver and found three emp
ty shells.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
Fined for Stealing Goods

James welch yesterday arrived from
Baltimore on a barge. and terminated hts
voyage. lie was paid OF came ashore
and got drunk During the day he pick
ed up from I'm front of the warehouse OF
the ii. Wildwood company two boxes OF
goods and walked away with them.
He was soon placed under arrest and
This morning was fined Sl6 and costs for
larceny.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
NAzzAR0 WINS
THE kA|SER'S
AUTO RACE CUP

Hamburg, June A-Nazarro won EN-
peror williams cup in the Hamburg auto
mobile race today with a Fiat Hautvas,
the second man, was on a Pipe. Michel,
the third man, rode In an Opel.
Previous to the race the chief interest
was shown In the German Mercedes and
Benz, the Italian Fiat. Italia, Isetta,
Fraschini and Bianchi and the French
Lorraine Diedrich.
OF the four English entries. three were
Daimlers and the other was Napier.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
GAsHEs
THROAT IN TRYING
TO END HIS LIFE

y0tn Cursss. aged %. sf l O'CLOCK this
afternoon. sttsnpted 10 oonrmt susoade
BY cucang his throat. at ths hou~e Of Mrs.
Adeiine Brennan in the rear Of 81 ormsbee
avenue.
Mm Bseunan discovered intn At ias sss-
psrste deed snd sfssr . struEsas secured
the knife. but not unSA he had made a
wound thst required seven staNchss to
ceoss -
Cursss h.d bsn suusoyoa - q ,eborSu
st eans wxAs of dhs q. q Vanishing COM
peny On Ohssess sersss, but had become
dspcudsut os~ass a saana.. dus 10 mr.
- pasa4wls.
Ae ~ pr0oubay BE- removed to The
nAD knSe5eufaow Tomorrow. Or. @. 10
azuern onred tor CaETts today and made
- - coxnAosenses - ppssfblA
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
SAID TO RELIEVE
ALL RHEUMATIsM

This simple prescription Is
said TO perform remarkable
cures--in many cases OF years
standing.
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one
half ounce: Compound Kargon.
one ounce; Compound syrup
Sarsaparilla. three ounces Mix
by shaking well In a bottle and
take I'm teaspoonful doses after
each meal and at bedtime.
These ingredients can be OBJ
tanned at moderate cost at any
good prescription pharmacy. and
are harmless and will not injure
the most delicate stomach.
IL has a peculiar effect upon
the Kidneys, assisting these
most important organs TO filter
and strain from the blood the
uric acid. uria, etc, which cause
the pain and misery OF Rheu-
matism. AS a blood cleansing
agent and system tonic IL In
OF unusual merit.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14
F FINANCIAL
KEW YORK sTOek MARKET

Reported for The News-Democrat over
the private wire of LEWIS II. TAPPAN
& Co. Bankers and Brokers. Banisar
Building
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-14

FOR SALE = UPRIGHT PIANO. 20
Waverly street
TO LBT--sMALL CORNER STORE. s7s
Cranston street. Apply over store. Halt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-15
BRYAN IS POSSIBILITY
FOR THE CHAUTAUQUA
Judge Lands May Also Be
Invited to Come.
PRIVILEGES HAVE BEEN LET

At meeting of the various com
mittees of the chautauqua association
Wednesday night 1t was voted to ma
terially increase the features of the
program. 1t was decided to confer
with W. J. Bryan and secure him for
an address if possible. 1t is also prob
able that an effort will be made to Sc
cure Judge Lands of Chicago for an
address some time during the ten days.
There is also a likelihood that Booker
T. Washington will be obtained for an
address.
The grocery privileges were award
ed to Deuker and that firm will again
conduct modern grocery on the
grounds this year. The dining tent
this year will be conducted by r. n.
Woodwork of Bloomington. H., who
has been in that kind of work for sew
eral years and he has promised TO con-
duct the tent on first class plan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-15
STUDY SAYS DRY"
7. CLAUSE NOT NEEDED
For This Reason 1t Was Omit
ted From the Eighth
Ward Ordinance.
PEOPLE NOT SATISFIED.
LATE THEIR PETITIONS AND
PRESENT THEM TO THE CITY
COUNCIL.

City Attorney Study has made plain
his position in regard to the framing
of the ordinance. which created the
new Eighth ward; the ordinance which
is just now creating such furry in
the new section of the city. Mr.. Stu
dy made the statement that he had left
the dry" clause out of the ordinance
for the simple reason it is not needed
at all. as the ordinance creating the
Seventh ward specifically stated that
that section of the city is to be dry.
Mr. Study argued that as the new
Eighth ward was portion of the old
Seventh at one time. and therefore I'M
der the ruling of the dry section. It
followed that the new ward would also
be dry.
The agitation on the part of the cit
liens of the Eighth to make something
out of nothing. as Mr.. Study terms it,
is all "bosh." and there is positively no
danger of it becoming wet" just be-
cause a clause is not included in the
new ordinance stating that no saloons
should be located in it.
Mr. Study's opinion. however. is not
in the least detracting from the inter-
est shown in the circulation of the AN
ti-wet" petitions across the river. The
petitions will be circulated until tie
signature of every voter is secured. and
they will then be presented to council
for action. The residents of that sec
tion of the city state that they will I'M
der no circumstances let up on the in
sertion of the dry" clause in the ordi-
nance. until it is done. They feel
that unless this is done liquor dealers
will have loop hole. which may event
ually put saloon in that section of the
city west of the river and north of the
railroad.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-15
.RA|SULI, BANDIT, Is
IN A GREAT FURORE
News or Bomhardment of Cas-
abIanCa the Cause.
EUROPEANS ARE IN FEAR.

Tangier, Aug. 15-News of the bonn
bardment of Casablanca has reached
fear Of Europeans, probably will take
to field as leader of the wild tribes
men in the holy war against Europe
ans The bandit is in furore over
the news and his first action was to
recapture Harry Maclean, the sultan S
military advisor, whom he released af-
ter holding him for ransom for weeks
Raisuli will protect Maclean. The
bandit mocks at the threats of the
former against him. Advices from
Casablanca say the doors of the jail
were opened and the prisoners have
Joined warning tribesmen.