Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-16
TATE IS IN TRIAL FOR KILLING
 HANNA
r amouS Murder Case Begun at TombStone-GehmeIe Will Have His Trial When Tate Is Out of the Way.
Special to Review.)

 TOMBSTONE, July 15.-The dis trict court resumed operations this afternoon, several small cases in the United States court taking up the morning session. Two Chinese that were to be tried were continued for the term, the defendants not being able to go to trial on account of the non-arrival of some dispositions that were sent to California to be taken. The case against Miss Fannie Brent who is charged with smuggling a pair of diamond earrings and a gold brace let across the line at Nogales a few weeks since was heard and the prop erty awarded to the United States. The jewelry has new been placed in the hands of United States Marshal Daniels who will advertise 1t for sale and it will be sold to the highest bid der. The ring and earrings are val ued at about $1000.
 So far as the United States cases are concerned, the United States court is finished, and the United States of ficials, Attorney Alexander and his as- sistant and the force of the United States marshars office have returned to their respective head homes. The first case called in the district court was that of William Tate, charg- ed with the killing of NJ. Hanna in Bis bee a few months ago. Tate and Geh- mele were jointly indicted, and the former is being tried first. The out come of this case will be watched with interest as it caused a vast amount of comment at the time of the killing in Bisbee. At that time Tate was exOnerated at the preliminary hearing and Gehmele held o await the action Of the grand jury. but when that body acted on the matter they returned a joint indictment charging them both with he killing. The facs of the kill ing are too well known to be reprint ! ed now as it has been published a number of times. Gehmele will be l tried as soon as the Tate case is fin { ished
 | It is expected that cne trial of the rest of the criminal cases will occupy the larger portion of the next two weeks
 , Business was rather at a standsull in the United States and district courts Saturday.
 ] The United States trial jurors were excused for the term and the other indictment against D. w. Semple was dismissed upon motion of United States Attorney Alexander. He stated that in view of the fact that the evi- dence in his case would be about the same as was introduced in the case in which the jury brought in d verdict of not guilty. he did not deem it advisa- ble to go to the expense of trying the case.
 The case of the government versus Willis Woods charged with robbing the United states postoffice at Fur neT a few years, ago was continued for the term and the defendant ordered released under $500 bond, which he | furnished
 ] The Territorial trial jury will re- l port for duty again OF Monday morn ing to resume the trial of several crim- inal cases that remain to be tried the 1 first of which is the case of the Ter ritory versus c. l.. Cummings, charg- ed with purchasing stolen property The trial of ciy1 jury cases will begin | during the latter part of the month The following marriage licenses have been issued in the probate court I 0Ai tAAC past ltN
 Lorenzo Lopez and Herminia Jar milo. both of Douglas. Charles o. Johnson of Bisbee and Laura J. North of the same place.
 Bias Maldlnado and Mary Durazo. both of Tombstone.
 Nicolas Guisan and Tmila Gomez, both of Douglas.
 C,C. Childers and Fosela Atkins, both of Douglas.
 Solomon Bush and Mary Gibson,
 both of Bisbee.
 Henry Outley and Florida BucLner, both of Douglas.
 The other evening while a party of Tombstone gents were enjoying an
 auto ride on the road to Pearce one of the number met with an accident that caused him to break his collar bone.
 The party was returning from a seven
 mile spin and had reached a point
 near the old lime kiln on their return
 when the machine struck rock in the
 road and threw two of the party out.
 land on his collar bone
 George Macfa was unfortunate enough
 to land on his collar bone. breaking ii