Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-16

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| Guards themselves, single handed II,
learned that a pair of them on rar
tain day were going to bring n Io,s,
sum in specie into Sevilla. Riding 49,.
into the country ne entered the NOE
da where the two officers were ahn,,,
to begin their midday meal He on,
into conversation with them, and thev
finally Invited him to share thei,. ~.
past lfl Vivillo proved himself a do
llghtful table companion, and tho t,vc
officers of the law were congrat,ila,
Ing themselves upon meeting such q
good fellow. pher awakening was
rude one, therefore, when the bandn
pulled out two revolvers and said. ~
am Ell Vivillo. Please hand over tha
money in those two bags" The Elar6s
were helpless, and had the mortincsF
tion of seeing their dinner guest rido
away in safety with his booty.
COOL NERVE"
The bandit once escaped what an.
peared to be certain capture by re-
marKaple GOODNESS and presence OF
mind While he was seated with some
friends In u house in Setenil plAvinp
the national card game. 'tute," over
VINE ana cigarettes. one of his numer-
Gus proteges ran into the room win
The alarming news that the Civil Ciuards
were approaching the house benz
upon his capture. His companion ~,
once offered all kinds Of advice To MIN.
no must aide under a pile of shen,,'
skins lying in the corner: he INNS,
drop out of a rear window: he ltl,e,
climb out upon the roof ana lie ouiot
ly hidden there, and SO on. lei Vivulo
however, begged them to be Quite 81,
case and continue their interulpteJ
game as If nothing We're abou; to hnu.
pen Descending the staircas, he
opened the front door and came cpoa
to face with n patrol OF the Own
Guard They inquired whether ne had
seen FL Nivillo. In an even, firm
voice he replied that he had, that bo
had even been playing cards with him
but half an hour before the bandit had
ridden off TO a neighboring Nilaun
The officers dashed off in hot haste In
the direction indicated. but needles,
to say. did not succeed in Capturing
Eel Nivillo on that occasion.
ACCOMPANIED FAMILY.
The brigand's family is composed of
five children--two sons and three
daughters. one of the former is mar.
ried and resides In E,stepa. The three
girls-Dolores, Carmen and Consueln
are noted beauties, with the Volup-
tuous figure. dark hair, eyes and COM
plexion that have made AndaIugiap
women famous They all speak French
correctly, an unusual Accomplishment
in the children of Spanish brigand.
In their small but comfortably fur
nished house in Estepa is that luxury
n piano, which the second daughter
plays with exceptional ability
Expelled by the police to Gibraltar
last November the children took steam-
err to l3uenos Ayles, and SO unwittingly
caused the Spanish authorities to slls-
pect that Fl Vivillo, who was badly
wanted, was in hiding there. Informl-
ton was sent to the Spanish legation
in the Argentine capital, and a few
days after the arrival of his family
FL Vlvillo was prosaically arrested az
a ranch tenanted by him at the village
of Ensenada, near La Plata.
sENoRrrAs sMIT,rEN.
That misplaced admiration of and
sympathy for those accused of crime IL
not confined to the fair sex of tbs
United States is proved by the hesr-
ment Ell Vivillo has received since his
arrest. While he was in jail at Buenos
Ayres he received hundreds OF letters
Of commiseration from women, con-
tanning offers OF assistance and money.
1t is said that he laid by n tidy sum by
charging SO apiece for his autographs
which We're i'll great demand among
the Spanish senoritas of the South
American city.
On the day of El Vivillo's arrest
German presented himself at the home
of the president of the Argentine Re-
public and asked to be allowed TO visit
the Spanish bandit His request was
denied, and later he approached sub
ordinate official and offered him 1000
pesos to procure his admission to the
prison. The official, believing the over
anxious German To be a confederate
OF the brigand, reported the offer to his
super iors, with the result that the sub
1ect or the kaiser was placed under
An Investigation subsequently,
was made, and 1t was discovered that
the suspected man was nothing worse
than newly married and very wealthy
tourist on his honeymoon, who was
very anxious TO see what real live
Andalusian bandit was like.
JOSE ArONDECio.