Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12
ITALIAN BR|GAAD ! Is WRITING ]
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Puts 1t On Vellum and Mails It Al Night to Newspaper, with Gifts of Money For the Printers.
Special Cable to Review.A RyT TP S Correspondents

ROME, May 11.-A brigands mem -oirs are appearing serially in the -Giornale di Nicilia." They are writ ten in leisure hours stolen from pro fessional work by Salosnono, the re -,ioubtable bandit of the mountains.
 Salamono, writes in manuscript on rellum, and each instaliment he car 1-ies down by night from his mount ain retreat to a village where he mails it to the newspaper office. He invariably encloses a small present of money for the compositors and proof readers. to insure correct printing.
 Meanwhile Salomono has engaged in a fierce newspaper controversy with Governor Boya of the Ancona Penitentiary, who has denounced him in good strong terms, the brigand de- lending himself warmly.
 SalC,nonOs manuscript is coveted by criminological experts who are of fering the editor tempting sums for it. in order to study the caligraphy of d master-malefactor.
 SAINT SEBASTIAN, May H. Saint Seaastion seems to be on the high read to become as free in its religious convictions as France. At q recent church festival. whole com pany of infantry with the exception of onIy ten men refused to go to church and confess.
 In spite of the intervention of the authorities, which as is well known can be very severe with regard to the observances of religious customs, the soldiers persisted in their refusal. One officer said point blank to his
 Al. A- T r,sNNh hn forced to go to confession, neither would the men under him. He de- .rlared that there existed no rule what eyer which could force a man to go Tn confession when he did not wish to
 The affair is causing a disagreeable impression among the citizens of the city, as nearly all Spaniards are de vout. at least in as far as it regards the observations of outward church rules. .---- -.--
 CALCUTTA. India. May 11.-Sir Thomas -Iipton can very well afford to make another attempt to lift the <tup. The United States will have 5laid the expenses.
 II The increase of tea-drinking in slAmerica has much to do with the pres ent prosperity of the tea-growers in India and Ceyion. Last year the crops raised were the largest on rec ord, and yet the supply was unequal to the demand
 The amount exported to the United States last year was 10000 ,0G0 pounds, or 25 per cent of the tea consumed outside the British Islands. In 1905 the United States and Canada i'm ported 40,0O0,e00 pounds of tea, and in 1900 the amount was only 15,000,- 000 pounds
 MILAN, ftsay, May 11.-A mad marchioness created excitement in this city by setting fire to her house and defying her rescuers. The Marchioness Atala Ramblet, a hand some woman of miGdle-age and notori- ousIy eccentric, was found in her house, which she had set on fire. stark mad, and dressed in a splendid court costume. She had locked and bolted the doors, and when forcible entrance was made she fired on the firemen with a revolver. mortally wounding two of them.
 The demented woman was at last Overpowered by jet of water di- rected at her when she appeared at window, and she was removed to an insane asylum. She had conceal ed about her $5G,000 in bank-notes
 Her house, with its great collection of pictures and other are treasurers was totally destroyed.