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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
LONG SENTENCE,

Judge Robey ID. Jones, in the Cir
emit Csurt al Slow Hill, Nd, yesterday
scDt 'nced Samuel Laws, coIoted, to the
Maryland peniteatiary Tor 70 yesrs.
Laws entered a plea of guilty OF the fol-
o6iDg olf-uaes: Attempted felonicus as
sault On Mss May Hayward, assault on
George Hayward, with intaLt to kill;
assault on Miss Mary Hayward, With
intent to kill, and ASSAULT on Miss Flor.
ence Hayward, VITA infant to kill. The
sentences possible under the law would
aggregate 73 years.
The case occurred some weeks sgo and
caused much Indignation and excitement.
The Misses Hayward were nj their home
near Snow Hill. Their father, George
Hayward, who is an invalid and old,
was the only other person st home.
Laws came to tho house, forced an eu-
trance, bombarded The young ladies and
their father violently with brickbets and
other missiles, evidently trying to force
them cut of The htu,e and thus effect q
separation. Miss Flnrance Hayward
foally escaped and ran 10 the home O!
Harry PcrdUe, Tho nearest neish Dor,
pearly a mile away, end Mr.. Purdue
hurried TO the scene, arriving jut in
time to prevent greater crime. Dariu
the struggle Laws ann uaced his inteu.
ton When Mr.. Perdne appro he'd
Laws fed and wss Captured lst:r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
WILL BUN FOR CONGRESS.

A di'patch from Los Angeles, GAL,
says Miss Daysie Mae Sutton, sister Of
Lieu. James N. Sattou, who met q
tragic death at Aunapolis two yesrs ago,
yesterday, confirmed the statement that
her mother, Mrs. J. N. Sltt2n, would
run for Congress as a means OF iG flu enc
ing legislation toward reopening the in-
vestigation into the cause OF her sons
death.
In a few weeks, Miss Satton said,
her mother wouldhe 10 Los Angeles, on
her way To Portland, Ore, where she
intends to open her campaign. S. Greed
Gross, according to Miss gu ton, will
take the atump on behalf OF Mrs. SUIT
ton and make sddressts, not only 10
Oregon, but in eyery state on the Pacific
coast.
"My mother is more than ever con-
vinced," sad Miss Sutton, "lhat Jim
NIT his death a. The hands of bis
enemies, and she will net rest until his
name ia cleared"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
A lone claimant! has sppesred to COD
at tho prohahla ausyd nj S905 0G0 tn the

A lone claimant has sppesred to COD
8. the probable award OF 1905, 900 to the
heirs OF George Washington on account
of 3, G51 acres of land in the northwest
ern reserve which WAS owned By the
fstaer of nis country. Geo. N. Roberts,
OF WellsVille, Ohio, says ne is entitled
to the entire amount and thst he csn
prove 1t when he RECEIVERS original docu-
ments carried to England by john Paul
Jones. The lone heirs claim Is coz
tanned ia a letter to Representative
Earnest w. Robert, of Massachusetts,
OF the committee on private land claims.
Conserving that your committee Is about
to award 1906, 900 to the supposed heirs
of George Washington" says Claimant
Roberts to Representative Roberts, Il
forbid any such proceedings for AN the
only heir TO that land and l will prove
it when l get the original papers from
England, the papers that John Pau
Jones TOOK 10 the rover on his first trip. l
write this as a warning 30 that you will
not spend the peoples money unneces-
sarily."
A sensational 10 estigation of Alaskan
affairs growing on, OF tae dismissal oil
Disrict Att rney Boyce and U. S Mar
shall A. Sutherland by President Taft
was begun today. Boycs aud Sutherland
charge that their removal wac cue to
the ant,gonism of the Guggenheim
interests. The investigation is being
conducted In secret.
With Roosevelt ard insurgency" for q
battle cry in their fight for reelection next
fall the House progressives are today plan
ming to sweep Theodore Roosevelt into the
midst of the campaign which confronts them
The insurgents are sure that Roosevelt Will
be with them in their struggle, because they
saw he was with their cause when he qali
Washington. Roosevelt Will no so ner reach
AMERICA next month than he will be In com
munication with The insurgents. Different
progressive Representatives have already
written him, and received replies regarding
his speaking tonrs on his return. A numoei
of House progressives will be ut the pier t
greet him when he lands in New York. Anr
not a single insurgent today expresses thu
least doubt that he will endorse their pro
era mme.
President Taft made arrangements today 10
attend the commencement exercises at st
Thomas Collage at Villa Nova, Pa. when IL
will receive an honorary degree II Doctor
Jurisprudence on June IS. The President Il
| scheduled to appear at Six conmencements
He will go to Bryn Mawr on June 2. Onl'
Northern University .luue 3, Villa Nova ant
Lincoln College on June IS, Yale June ~
He will also be present at the exercises OF
Trinity College, Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
FATALITIES AT FIRES,

Evelyn, The three-yesy-old dsu ,htel
of DR.. Charles G. Lehman, and be,
slater, Lizzie Lshmanu, 20 years old
who was an invalid, were burned IT,
death in a FIRE that destroyed DR.. Lab
mann's residence in Palmyra, Mich,
early yesterday. The fire is believed tc
have been csu,ed by some diearrange
ment OF The lighting plant in the house.
Or. Lehman and his wife were both
out of toSp. A six.year-old daughter
named Ruth escaped from the burning
house and managed to dlag with her to
safety tho uncoDscit IL, form OF her Sit al
Gladys, seven years old.
There we're sensational rescu,s by fire.
men in blazing tenement on cas-
Seventeen street. New York, yesterday.
Mrs. Msry Miller, however, died in n
ireman's arms from the effsc!s of smoke
iuhslation after she had been dragged to
the roof, while her husband, William
Miller, clntchipg the 1l.montL-old son
of the couple, unconscious and suffering
from burns, was rescued Just in time by
another fireman. Meanwhile tenants
we're being carried down ladders and
dropped into life metz. Fully 40 per-
Sons were taken in this way from the
burnipg..sIruc!ure, where members OF 1G
families had been trapped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
seyIer 10 Take the Stand.

Mays Landing, N. j., May 24-It is
stated by Edmund O. Gaskili, j., a.
t1rney for William Ssyler, charged with
he murder of jane Adams at Atlantic
City last February, that his client will
be chief witness in his OWL defense. He
will repudiate toe ''signed statement
introduced yesterday in which he Ia
made to say that he had not been out OF
bis home on The night the girl was mur'
dered. He will tell how this st,temeut
was secured from him In the Jail at
Petersburg, Va, and will insist that the
detectives forced him t, make the state
ment. He will theE give his version OF
how the Adams girl met her death.
That dragged cigarettes we're given
seyIer to force from him conf's ion,
and that he WAS put through so vigorous
q third degree that even Ubie' of Police
Woodruff called halt, wsB the charge
made by the defense in opening lis case
here shortly before noon, The defe1ss
will Try to show thst three Turkish
trophy cigarettes from 9 box that had
already been opened were given the &C.
cusad by Detective Miller before his
statement YVES made, and .hlt thes:
cigarettes were drupged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
Bomb.throwing Ia Spain.

Madrid, Msy q The premature
explosion OF bomb yesterday near
the monument commemoratiDg the vic
Tins Of the bomb thrown in 1906 as King
Alfonso and his bride we're driving t.
the palace, is believed BY the police
today to have prevented in attempt on
the life OF King Alfonso, who had just
returned to the palace from bis visit to
England.
It was at first reported that the an
arcbist who dropped the bomb, man
named Callemsyor, bad thrown it st
the monument, but the police sre now
convinced that he intended the bomb
for the king end vas on his way to the
palace when the bomb was accidentally
dropped.
Oalenayor was irjured by the ex-
plosion and killed himself few minutes
later when the police pursusd him.
Another bono oatrage was perpetra-
ted today at Oarrauza, making the
fourth In almost az many days, the
other being at Barcelona aud Seville.
This succession Of outragts has led
the police to fear another reign OF ter
rorism by anarchists is at hand. Scores
OF suspects have been arrested and oil
snsrchislic centers are under rigid sur.
veillance. The explosion at Carreuza
today was Ia the rear OF q church. 1t
killed three of the worshippers and in
iuted sixteen. The constr uction OF the
bomb was found to be identical with
that dropped by Oallemayor, indi.
eating clearly, in the opinion of The
police, concerted movement BY anat-
ctiats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
IN BED WITH a SNAKE.

Howard Kube, S years old, son of J. C.
Kpbe, OF Rocky Run, Madison county,
woke up the household with his screams
before day the other morning, declaring
that something was biting him. Mrs.
Kube, who was sleeping in an adjoun
ing room, went to her little sons aid
aud 20 her horror found a big lnoccasin
snake coiled up under the cover. 1t was
found that the snake mad bitten the child
three times on the hand.
While the lads grandfather was en-.
gagged in killing the snake the mother
rushed for a physician, Dr. W. J. Crit.
tenden, of Unionvjlle, who worked hard
OH the little patient, finally getting him
ont of dpnger.
Another child, three years old, was
sleeping in the bed, but escaped being
bitten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY "a. 1910

FORTY NINE years ago the Confed.
crate soldiers which had for several
months been quartered in Alexandria
experienced ruds awakening by the
movement OF en- overwhelming force OF
federal troops upon the city. The gun
boat PaRnee had previously been sta
Toned In the river with her portfolios
open. There was hurried gathering
at the Intersection of Prince and Wash
fngton streets, the spot now occupied by
tbe statue of the Lone Confederate with
his face toward bis beloved southland.
Adieux were hesty, and parents and
friends babe goodbye 10 the Alexandrians
who had cast their fortunes with The
Southern Ooufederacy. -Four years elapsed
before s reunion of the survivors took
piece. Many never returned. They had
offered their lives on their ecu atry's
altar. The riunion which awaits taem
will be beneath the shade of the trees.
The ranks OF those who returned 10 1865
are thinning, and the few now vita US
are in the sere and yellow leaf, but
they srs as entiused at the annual ban.
duets aud memorial days as when they
wore the gray and followed their peer
7ess leaders. While the shadows will be
lsnptheniug this evening they will be
listening to inspiring oratory end later
will be engaged 10 decorating the mound
in old Christ CHURCH grave yard where
the mortal remains OF their former TEL
log-soldiers hsve ere this mingled with
mother earth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
CONGRESSIONAL.

Voting down, 26 to 80, en- amend
meut off1rsd by MIR. Burton, to author
IL, only one new battIeship, ius.eaC
Of two, the Senate yesterday pass'd the
naval appropriation bill. The bill car
ries an appropriation OF aImos. 1874.
600. 900.
Two important amendments were
adopted. Oae Of them, offered by
Senstor johnson, spprc PIRATES $3.50, 00C
for the purchase OF torpedo boat;
"whose yltsls are below the normal
load line;" the ether, by Senator Jones
eliminates railroad, county and MUM.
cipal bouds from the securities which
may be dep osited by contra ctors.
After an extended debate, the pro-
posed $3.50, 600 appropriation to de-
Tray the expenses OF the tariff beard
recommended BY the president, ws'
stricken from the sundry civil apprc
prislion bill in the Hsuse. This actor
resulted from decision by Represents
tive Mann, who sas in the chair, sus
tsiuing poiSt of order made by Mr.
Fitzgerald, of New York, Sho contend
ed that there was no lay authorizing
such an appropriation.
Mr.. Fitzgerald declared that the sol
purpose Of the proposed appropriation o
$3.50, coo for 8 tariff board WAS "tt
prevent discussion or agitation of tn
tariff during the present rel u5licsn sd
ministralioU.
Mr.. Dalzell, of Pennsylvania, wh
has been in Congress twenty .hre
years, broke long record for rreularit.
yesterday when he "iusurged" sgsius
the provision in the bill enlargiHg lh
powers OF the tariff board.
Immediately On tho snnc acemeBt O
the adverse ruling. Rep resentstiV
rawney, in charge of the bill, ordered
an amendment, d ll'renlly fssmcd, bu
containing the same appropriation
Mr.. Fitzgerald again raised the point o
order, which was mot decided.
Representative HardHick, OF Gaor2is
Introduced reso'ution to recall thu
p.'eels pest bill from the pos!oftice com
mittee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
Virginia News.

a marriage license was issued in
Washington yesterday to William P.
Mercer, and Lizzie NJ. Shull, both If
Berryville.
Jacob Lamley, well-kuowu tailor,
vas stricken suddenly in church at
Stephens city Frederick county, last night
and died soon afterwa:d.
The large plant OF the Emporia Maui.
featuring Company, st L pporia, 40
miles south OF Pet, rsburg, was damaged
to the e1tsrt Of 800, 600 by FIRE Sunday
morning, aud several hundred employ es
srs thrown tu. of work. The saEmill
department Of the plan. was destroyed
The surgeons Of the Southern Rail way
system met al Richmond this morning,
Whtre they we're welcomed to the city By
Mayor @. D. Richardson. Three day;
will be occupied in the surgeons session
and many papers dealing with subjects
Of Interest to railway surgery will bt
discussed.
Alvin Bloxton, a Well.knowu citizen
OF Stafford cou1ty, had been sick at his
home for two weeks of typhoid fever aud
on S inday, while delirious, jumped from
his bed, broke away from his sister, WHIT
was nursing him, and ran to White
Oak run, q short distance from his home
threw himself into the water and wal
drowned before assistance could reach
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24

during a debate on the naval sp-
n,opristion bill 10 the Senate yesterday
Mr.. Depew uttered certain facts which
were Insisted upon by minority IN this
country twelve years ago who saw nc
reason why the United S ases shopl1 90
to war with Spain. The msjority, how
ever, we're deaf to reason. Mr.. DspeW
among other things said that the Popu'
ssr demsnd had forced the war wild
Spain on the county and that President
Mckinley hst been opposed to it. ne
said also thft as favorable terms ccult
have been obtained from sosin without
war 90 were obtained With war. y
know OF my own knowledge" ssid tbt
speaker, "thst Spain WAS prepared u
abandon Cuba and Porto Rico to pre-
vent humiliation il she could be sssurst
il advance of the acceptance of tbs
proposition" Mr.. Dapew said Pfess'
dent Mckinley bad not been strong
enough personality to resist the popular
will.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
News Of the Day.

Bishop Collins Denny has been 81.
poit It'd by the General Conference OF
ihs Methodist Episcopal Church, south,
on committee to codi.y the church dis-
cipline.
The fru, OF Durant e. Elmore, grain
mer hspts, withsoffces in Albany, Chi.
csgc, Buffalo and B)ston,ss practically
Ia the hands of the officials of the Ma.
tioual Commsrcisl aud First National
Banks, OF Albany, N Y, #ho are its
creditors to the ext,Gt OF nearly
$500, 900.
The decision to Try the New York
presoy t=ry on charges Ct teresy because
of the granting of preaching orders to
Messre. Black, Steen aud Finch, at r
the young men had refused to accept In
full the beliefs of the CT u'ch, was an
nounced yesterday bg the Judicial COM
mittee of the Presbyterian assembly In
session in Atlantic City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
Eighteen Men Drowned.

Cleveland, Ohio, May 24.-Eighteen
OF crew of 23 man we're drowned this
morning with the sinking OF The steamer
Frank II. Goodyear, owned by John
Mitchell, Of Cleveland, In collision with
the steamer jams B. Wood, owned by
the Gilcbrist Transportation Company,
at Por. Huron. The Wood rammtd the
Goodyear, which sank almost Instantly
The Wood arrived at Port Huron to-
day with TIVE big holes in her bow. Her
crew refused to talk, bat sdmilted that
the crash came yesterday In the fog TAI
hung over the lake,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24

A PROTEST against t1e award of the
Nobel peace prizs to Mr.. Roosevelt has
been published and widely circulated by
Or. Edward Loewenthal, of Berlin, In
which he bestows the title "Protector Of
the War Policy" on the ex-presdent.
4'Mr. Roosevelt" he says, "wbo, it will
be remembered, spoke in favor of war
eight days before he received the Nobel
prize does not, afler returning from bis
shinocerous hunt, conceal his predisposi-
tiou to militarism." The writer doubts
MIR. Rocseveit's sense of righteousness,
his speech at the Sorbonne to the con-
trsry Notwithstanding, ''for If they we're
fully developed he would have declined
to accept the peace prIz', hut would
nave allowed the consideration of some
men who have made themselves more
worthy OF the honor, but whose claims
lhe committee hss never recognized"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIANS.

At yesterday mornings session OF the
General Assembly of the Southern Pres
bytarien Church at Lswisbnrg, W. Va,
Rev. j. d. Leslie, OF Ballipger, Tex, was
elected permanent clerk of the assembly.
This position is oil unlimited tenure aod
one of the most responsible within the
gift OF the church. He had three oppo.
neuts. The ballet resulted in the Texas
nominee receiving 80 votes; Dr.. John
R. HerndoD, of Tennessee, IS; DR.. A.
M. Fraser, of Virgins, 80, and E. N.
Craig, of Alabama IS.
The assembly, 10 accordance With the
report of the judicial COMMITTEE e, yesterday
decided to appoint commission TO Try
the complaint of the presby tery of north
ern Alabama during the recent election
in that s!sta. The presbytery t1ok Ger
tain action said to have been favorable
to the cause OF prohibition. Rev. W. |
SinDot objected, net because be was op
poaed to prohibition. but bec5uss it Iu'
the church, in bis opinion, in the at.
ti;nde OF indoraIng a civil on political
measure. An ATTEMPT was made to have
the entire matter referred back to the
Alabama sYncd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24

Nix. FOWLER, New Jeraey's lone In
.nrgeat in Congress-, who was deposed
az chairman OF the committee on bang
Ing by epsake. Cannon, let 90 a broad
eide ST the bosses yesterday In Elizabeth
City, the rcverbera.ions of which vii!
rattle over tie state for weeks. He not
only bounced upon the gauntlet thrown
down by State Treasurer Voorhees,, 8
leader in Fowler's district, who has an
nourced that Fowler will be defeated for
denomination this fall, but exposed what
he called a rotten political deal between
Voorhees,, United States Senator Kean
and SPEAKER Cannon; threatened kean
with loss of his seat; belabored kean as
an Aldrich cuckoo aud declared he can
be re elected only By political corruption.
When republicans fall Gu. democrats get
their dues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24

APPLICATION TO the courts of New
Jersey for the dissolution of the Ma
tiousl Packing Company will be the
next move by Prosecutor Garven, OF
Hudson county, in his var on the meat
trust. The concern WAS indicted in
Hudson county last February, Prosecutor
Garvsu announced yesterday tina! he
will apply for it's dissolution June Z.
An apps is Iow pending from q court
order directing the Nttiona! Packing
Company, Morris & 90. and Swift & 90.
to produce their books before the Hudson
county grand jary, but Mr.. GarVen does
not believe this will Interfere with pro-
posed action looking to dissolution.
Few people have any sympathy for The
meat trust and all hope that it; may
be 'sbnsted."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
PAWNS GOLD FROM TEETH.

The empty sockets from which he bad
pulled ftu: of bis gold.crowued teeth, to
pawn them for driok, cleared from sus-
picion Of theft a man picked up by the
police last Friday. Chief OF Police B1th,
of YORK, Pr, bad weekly for the pas {
mouth noticed a gold tooth listed amor g
the items OF pawned articles turned Ia
by one of the local shops. There have
been a number of deutsl robberies there,
and the chief ordered an inrestie
a partly Intoxicated man vas brought
before him today, having been appre-
hended in the sct of receiving IS cent,
upon one more totta. He admitted
thst be bad pswned the others, tn. said
he pulled them tn: OF bis own mouth in
order to raise The money to outinne
prolonged spree. Il hurt to extratt them
he said; tut a few drinks before The
operation eased the pain.
AS it is no ffense under the law for
man to pull and pawn bis own teetb,
the Eu.pect was set free and started back
to the pawn shop With the precious tooth
wrapped In bit of psper,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
AYcrse TO the FIGHT

San Francisco, Calf, May 24.-The
ministers and reformers OF San Francis
co have decidsd TO pack the meeting of
the Board of Supervisors next week 20
protest against the granting of a per.
nit for the Jelfries johnson fight.
Every preacher in the city, at mass
meetings, decided to urge that the mssm-
beers OF their congregations attend the
meeting of the supervisors in body
and demand that the permit shall not be
issued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
SENATOR DANIEL,

Dr.. Waugh's bulletin Issued 10 Lynch.
burg last night concerning the condition
OF Senator Daniel WAS ss follows:
"Senator Daniel has progressed 7e,y
fsVorsbly since tha The last bulletin
abou! his condition was is:ued. He hss
been sleeping we'll, and t.kipg bis
nourshmeot we'll. He has been ouie!
and comparatively free from delirium
most OF the tims. Every now and again
he says Pom ming that ia 90 reason BILE
aud intelligent as to surprise his attend.
ants. Although the improvement hes
been and Ia still allow, yet, everything
considered, it is satisfsclors."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
Executions Ia Europe.

Paris, May 81 The gnilIo!ine, sword
and moose were employed in four exeou'
tons throughout Europe and Algiers
today. a. Sis.erou, France, Francis
Oliver, leader of band of stranglsrs, wss
suilctlaed in q drsnchitg rain. Juan
Vidal, who murdered an ole woman,
was guIlotiued 10 A'giers. la Ratibor,
Prussia, lccksmith, PrzJbila, was be-
headed by the sword for murder and 10
London Thomas Hope went to the gal
lows for urder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24

IT was reported today to the Ius'
carawas county, Ohio, board Of election
that a voter at Utricbsville at the prl'
ma,ies last Tuesday. crossed the name
of CHARLES Dick, candidate for re election
as Uoi!ed Sites senator, of the rspub'
licau ballot and inscribed the name OF
NJ. A, Hsnns, Ohio's former senator,
Who died six years ago. This brings tc
mind story to the effect that certain
tackwoodsmen in Kentucky voted for
Andrew Jackson for president long after
the crest American had paid the debt o.
naiu1s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
Soldiers Charged With Murder

Paris, May PA bloody 6nger-
print On special military ticket, dis
eoveloi By Dr.. BIT lion, the famous
criminologist, is Likely 10 bring about
either the execution or the life imprlson-
ment of lssorge Grady, aged 90, and
Henri Michel, aged 81, two soldiers,
whose court martial on the charge Of
numbering Nine. Jules Edouard Couin,
widow of the late millionaire governor
OF bhe Bank OF Francs, began today be-
fore the Paris counsel of war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
Charged with Muliuy

Nimea, France, May 24.--One hun
drea soldiers, members Of The reserves
were arrested Today after mut;Dy ir
which they threw away their guns snd
marched into the city singing "reVolu
tionary songs." The soldiers we're OF
duty in The h)oded section near this city
aud mutlnied because ordered to sleeE
on the vet ground.