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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-10-02

II has been segregated to the Com
mIssioners that they ask Congress for
an appropriation OF SIS. 900 yearly to
entertain conventionists in this city.
The Commissioners have the sugges-
ton under consideration. -.---. .-.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-10-02

Henry SeOII, sixty years old, In miss
ing from his home at 14l9 @ street
northeast. The police have been asked
to look for him.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-10-02

joseph ROsenbaum was burned
slightly yesterday in a gasoline explo-
sion that caused an. $500 fire in his
tailor shop and home at 1903 Georgia
avenue northwest.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-10-02

The fall inspection Of Alexandria Can
ton of Odd Fellows took place tonight at
Odd Fellows Hall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
in GREAT PARADE.
$500 Plumed Men Form Cross
Before Reviewing Stand While
Fifteen Bands Play

LANSING, Mich, June 3.-(Spe.
ciai. IT en- y-tiye Communicates,
over one-half headed by their own
bands, paraded the streets OF Lans-
ing today and were reviewed by the
officers Of the Grand Commandery
Wednesday was the big day OF the
Grand Conclaye, thousands or visitors
coming to the Capitol city TO see the
, 800 plumed knights march. One OF
the features of the parade was the
playing of Onward Christian Sol
diers." by fifteen bands while the
knights formed a passion cross in
solo formation in front OF the re-
viewing stand.
This afternoon the visiting com.
manderies were escorted by Lansing
Commandery TO League Park where
the exhibition drills were TO be held.
The commandery having the largest
percentage OF members In line during
the parade will be presented the low
ing cup given by r. f. Olds OF this
city at the close OF the exhibition
drills.
Tonight an informal garden party
will be held at the Masonic temple.
The Conclave closes tomorrow.
Calumet will undoubtedly be selected
for the 1915 Conclave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03
EMPRESS DEAD
NOW PLACED AT
1924 PERSONS
Many Protests Raised as Word
is Heard Ship May BE
DyHamited
ENGLAND DEMANDS
BODIES BE SPARED
Crew Of StOrstad is Held I'm
der Surveillance Pending
Hearings

MONTREAL Que, June b.
Whether the sunken liner Empress
OF Ireland, in which it is now ON.
cially declared 1924 lives were lost,
Is TO be raised from the bottom OF
the st. Lawrence TO recover the hun.
dreds OF bodies in her hull or whether
she will be dynamited 10 pieces Is
expected To be decided today at a
conference here OF government ofti-
Gals and representatives OF Lloyd 5,
From England there have come "a
the government at Ottawa many de-
mands that the Empress be raised.
II Is believed there will be great in
dlgnation II there is no attempt made
TO recover the bodies, and to meet
this demand. II possible, the govern
ment is said 70 be anxious 10 have
the liner brought again 10 the surface
II only long enough to extract the
bodies from her berths.
Orders we're issued here today that
the crew of the Storstad which sunk
the liner, and the survivors OF the
Empress crew be held under sur
veilance until the hearing on the dis
aster begins. Lord Mersey, who head
ed the Titanic court OF inquiry is
expected to preside at the session of
the high commission to probe the
Empress wreck.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03
MILITANTS use
A HORSEWHIP ON
PRISON DOCTOR
Physician is Attacked a Second
Time and Subjected to Stuff
ragette Lash
FoRCIBLE FEEDING OF
PRISONERS HIS OFFENSE
Paintings Exhibited by London
Artists Are Smashed by
Women

LONDON. June 1.-Two young
suffraglsts today, waylaid and horse
whipped DR.. r. +. Forward, deputy
governor OF Holloway jan, OUTSIDE
the prison They lashed the physi-
clan soundly many times, before a
policeman attracted by the uproar,
rescued him, and arrested his assail-
ants.
II was the second. time that Dr.
Forward has been whipped by mill
tants outside OF Holloway. He is in
charge Of the medical work OF the
prison and the suffragists blame him
for forcible feeding OF women prison
ers.
Dragging OF women prisoners in
order TO forcibly feed them was ad-
ded 10 the governments long list OF
crimes" against suffragists by Mrs
Mildred Mansell addressing a meet
ing of the Women's Social and Po-
litical union. She declared that two
militants. Grace Roe and Gladys Rob-
erts, were drugged into stupidity and
fed two or three times a day In Hol-
loway Jail.
1T is the most criminal thing the
government has yet done against
women. Mrs. Mansell shouted. amid
a storm OF cheers. Mrs. .Iansell re-
ferred to many society women receiv-
ing cabinet ministers in their homes
and warned them they would have to
take the consequences OF militancy
II they continued 10 harbor the gov
ernment's officials.
An attendant IN the Bore gallery,
on Bond street, was seriously hurt
by another militant this afternoon,
who succeeded in smashing two
paintings by local artists on exhi
bition there. The woman, who re-
fused to give her name when arrested,
used a Ratchet 10 hack the pictures.
and when the attendant sought 10
disarm her. turned the weapon on
him, furlously beating him on the
head
The woman was finally surrounded
and overcome after a bitter fight
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03

tried TO convince Joseph Rice he
should charge 80 cents, instead OF
20. for cutting hair pompadour
CHICAGO" Spooners' booths" in
wine rooms and back rooms OF sa.
looms will be outlswed by the city
council. Il was announced today, the
result OF an understanding reached
between Chicago club women and
representatives OF liquor organlza.
tons
Alderman "Bathhouse John" Cough
lin argued before council commit.
Ice that spOoning In tea rooms and
fee cream parlors was just as dan
gerous 10 young girls morals. and
asked that the new ordinance. limit.
ing the height OF booths to three feet.
be- made 10 include soft drink estab.
nshments The Bath got no sup.
port
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03
KIDNAPERS FAIL
TO KEEP PROMISE
Agreed to Return 7-Year-Old
Warren McCarrick, Then
Back Down

BUFFALO, ~ Y, June 3.-Kidnap-
ers OF 7-year-old Warren McCarrick,
OF Philadelphia, failed 10 keep an
agreement to turn the child over 10
Helen Bates, Philadelphia detective,
here late last night. Miss Bates left
early today for Elmira. She predict
ed that within As hours the boy
would be given up. Ii is understood
that delivery of the boy had been ar
ranged for in Buffalo by detectives,
Monday night. but that interference
OF volunteer searchers caused plans
to miscarry.
10 was at Elmira that arrangements
were made with "A representative OF
the kidnapers to return the boy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03

NEW YORK-Bob, a black bear,
stfangied two mates because they
cast eyes at polar Bears nearby. Yes
terday he jumped TO his death. Head
Keeper Bill swears Il was suicide
cause: remorse.
BURLINGTON. Conn Happy, a
monerel pup, saved the family OF
Robert Graham by wriggling through
the screen door and pulling at the
bed clothes when fire broke out.
LONG ISLAND CITY, /. Fire
works intended for a glorious Fourth,
exploded prematurely ana great
crbwds watched a bombardment OF
Ro-han candles. flower pots" rock
81 and other pyrotechnical master.
L0NDON--Pressed for the basis
~ ne new play. Plaster Saints, :"
|<r&>' zenfrill explained that he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03
BABY HEROINE SAVES SEVEN PERSONS
AND BELOVED POODLE FROM FLAMES

man and her nurse from the flames.
Then. alone, she carried her two lit
tie nephews and her little niece down
a smoke-choked stairway TO safety.
Atlanta people have thought so
highly of her heroism that they have
started fund TO reward the little
miss
Nell shifted smoke and escaping
gas as she played in the nursery, up
stairs. with her little relatives-Boyd
Sullivan. aged five years; J. L. aged
four, and Gladys, aged three.
In the next room her sister. Mrs
j l.. Sullivan, was In bed, recovering
from an operation.
Downstairs, needless OF impending
danger. the child's mother, Mrs. Ona
Brantley, chartered with her daugh-
GER Mrs Emma Barrickle.
Nell crept from the room. In the
hallway flames were licking their way
up between cracks In the floor
She rushed downstairs and warned
her mother then dashed back up the
stairs. now dense with smoke, bun
died the smallest Sullivan child on
her back, locked an arm around each
OF the other two. and staggered down
stairs and out into the front yard.
Ffremen rescued the sick woman.
A crowd gathered and waited for
the roof OF the burning dwelling. now
in control OF the flames. to fall
Suddenly slight form stumbled
out the front doorway, holding a
drenched poodle at arms length. 1t
was Nell
As a fireman reached for her. she
sprinted back through the smoke and
a moment later reappeared, with her
arms full OF dolls, and fell, exhausted.
The debt OF the city OF London Is
nov sl92,32S.947
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03

founded II on the improved charges
once made against the late Henry
Ward BeeCher
LONDON-Striking building trades
men delivered a telling blow 10 con.
tractors by applying directly for con-
struction work, thus eliminating the
middleman.
WASHINGTON ID. C.-Driyen out
doors by the heat roof garden mass
meetings are being held by women
suffragist organizations to continue
the campaign through the summer.
WASHINGTON--Buil in 1890 and
said 20 be the oldest seaWorthy YES.
sci afoat. the old British prison ship
Success" Is tied up at the wharyes
alongside 45-mile an hour motor
boat
CHICAGO--Police we're called out
10 Quell . riot when union BARRIERS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03
FORD BUILDING
SUICIDE THRICE
FOILED HANCMAN
Identified as T. S. Todd. Tried
for Homicide Three Times
Served Long Terms
TOLD POLICE STORY JUST
BEFORE KILLING SELF
Was Wanderer, without Friends
and Money, and Victim of
tuberculosis

Scarcely more than an hour after
telling the police OF the Central sta
ton the story OF how he had thrice
foiled the hangman. when charged
with homicide, OF how he had oattled
for his life. and had struggled along.
wanderer. without money. friends,
OF even food, until he descended TO
the plight which caused him TO beg
food and lodging OF the police,
Thomas s. Todd. years old, OF Kan
sas city No. leaped from the ninth
floor OF the Ford building 10 the
brick alley far below, and broke every
bone in his body
naturalization OF the battered form
was made, Tuesday night. by Charles
Meyers, attendant in the observation
ward OF police headquarters, the man
20 whom Todd had told the story OF
his thrilling career OF crime.
Meyers had furnished Todd with
the first food he had tasted for three
days, and had given him shelter. In
gratitude, Todd opened the pages OF
his life book, and told Meyers all
about himself
He had given his name as George
b. Clark when he first applied for
lodgings, and the name CLARK" on
the shirt OF the Ford building suicide,
caused Meyers TO investigate.
Inspector Thomas w Lally later
verified the story OF Todd's career,
as told to Meyers.
In 1891. Todd shot and killed Pat
rick Desmond. chief OF police OF Og-
den, Utah. who owned salon, in
which Todd worked as a bartender.
Todd established a case OF self-de-
Tense, pleading that Desmond had
threatened him with revolver. be-
fore he snot. and he was convicted
OF only a manslaughter charge, and
served in Salt Lake penitentiary Ave
years, when he was paroled.
In 1894, TODD was arrested for kill
ing a Denver Italian and was again
onvicted OF manslaughter and served
eight years liz canon City penlten-
tiary, Colorado. The shooting occur
red in drunken brawl.
Recently he was arrested in Texas
on suspicion of killing a railroad CON
ductor, but only circumstantial evil
dence was brought against him, and
he was freed
tuberculosis had him in its grip
and he became Il wanderer, without
friends and without money.
Coroner Burgess, who took charge
OF the body. heard that Todd had a
sister, Mrs Helen b. Smith, living in
Kansas City, but inquiries about her
brought back the information that
she as not known there. and that her
supposed address was the location OF
the city hall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03
PICKS LIEBRAND
TO SUCCEED CLARK
Former Prosecutor of Gladwin-
co. is New State Corporation
Clerk

LANSING, Mich, June 3.-(Spe-
al)--Gottlieb G. Liebrand. OF Glad
win, former prosecuting attorney OF
Gl4dwin county, has been appointed
corporation clerk by Secretary OF
State Martindale to fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Leslie Is.
Clark, who was killed in an automo-
bile accident week ago. The posi-
Ion Is one of the most responsible
aptointivs offices in the capitol, as
tnd corporation clerk is pitted against
the best corporation lawyers in Mich.
igan as well as other states.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03
ACTED LIKE A FOOL
WITH WOMAN, HOE ADMITS

NEW YORK, June S.--Admitted by
his own counsel to have acted like
TOOL With the woman" Arthur |.
Hoe. millionaire heir OF Robert Hoe,
the famous printer, today heard SUI
preme Court Justice Gavegan charge
jury which has heard evidence In
Miss Mae Sulliyan's suit against him
for $225,000 for breach OF promise A
verdict is expected before night.
Hoe may have been full OF devil
try" said William II Hamilton, Hoe S
lawyer. "or he may have been full or
philanthropy. Men do foolish things
sometimes with women | am not go
ing to laud Hoe But leave IT TO
you to say II he hasn't been punished
enough
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03
CHILD PICKED TO
DEATH BY GOOSE
Twenty-Months-O Old Boy is Vic
tim of FerOciOus Gander
While at Play

JEANETTE, Pa, June 3.-keep-
ers OF geese in Claridge, near here,
we're ordered today to keep the fowl
within their yards. following the
death or the 20-months-old SON or Mrs
Martin Jakey While at play In the
yard, the baby was attacked by geese
belonging 10 neighbor and pecked
TO death by one ferocious gander
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03
MILITANTS ATTACK
BELFAST EDITOR

BELFAST. June 1.-Two suffragists
OF husky appearance and athletic
training. last night assaulted and Sc
riously injured Editor Anderson. oil
the Newsletter. in his Office here.
The women used their fists and what.
ever desk ornaments were handy. An
derson was confined to his bed today
The same two militants had pre-
viously visited the Telegraph Office
and similarly dealt with Managing
Editor Stewart, OF that department
stewart. however. was only slightly
injured.
The women apparently were anger
ed at the News.Letter's stand on suf-
frage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03

saved" last OF all. from fire that
left the Brantley home, on Forrest
ave, mass OF charred walls re-
Gently.
This little girl warned her mother
and sister I'm time 10 drag sick wo-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03

ATLANTA, Ga, June 3.-Seven
petsons and her own beloved poodle,
aTbgo," owe their lives to little 10
year-old Nell Brantley-not TO speak
OF two or three dollies that she
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03
Going On Your Vacation?

Leave your address with the
circulation department and have
The Times delivered to you by
mail daily. No extra charge for
this service. Detroit Times. 1915
John R.-st Phone Main 1893.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03

France has 20.994 mutual benent
societies, with an aggregate member.
ship OF 5.O4O.7S5 and annual receipts
of s1s,000.000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03

A new type OF fender on Berlin
street cars saved the lives OF 20 per.
sens in the first few weeks Il was In
service
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-03

Work has begun In New York city
20 complete the building OF a track
for cypress trains on the Third-ave.
elevated road This Is expected 20
divert some travel from the longest.
Cd subway. .e
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06
ANOTHER ARREST MADE IN THE
NEW O|CGS WHITE SLAVE CASE

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6-One
defendant was eliminated and an
other placed under arrest today i'll
the case Of Ida Fearing, a l7-year-
old girl who charge, Maury 7.
Digs, former state architect, Wal
ter Gilligau and Paul X, Spott with
assault
Spott was arrested in the police
court when Miss Fearing pointed
him out to an officer.
Vt the time the girl told a story
involving Spott she cNonerated Flor
ian f. Fischer, married man who
had been accused and the case
against him wa, dismissed. Fi>Cher
she said, was the only one who act
cd like gentleman,
The girl took the witnes, stand
against her as>ailant,, and told 4
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06
May Be Candidate
of Bull MOOSerS

Dir. {. \. Iascal1, of Fallon,
prominent in Bull Moose circles
during the last campaign, is an ar
rival from the Chuchill county seat.
When approached by a representa-
tive of the Appeal relative to tie
story that he was an aspirant for
the yOVernOrshIp on the Progressive
ticket. he stated that the rumors ii
his candidacy were to some extent
true. in fact, he was seriously con-
Sidcring striving for the nonina-
ton OF his party in the primaries,
but that it was little to early 20
make an announcement.
The doctors mission to Carson at
this time is mainly in connection
with his electric railroad enterprise
hetwccn Fallon and Sand Springs
which passes through the rich agri-
cultural district OF Churchill coun-
ty in the vicinity of Saltwater
Fourteen miles of the roadbed has
been graded without the sale of 4
single share OF stock. Work ha,
ceased on the road for the present,
but will ne resumed as soon as the
weather permits and it is expected
it will be ready for business thi7
fall i'll time for the sugar beet har-
vest from which cousidera ble tom
mage will be available.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06
TO AvENCE LOSS Of MEN BANDIT
SETS FIRE To R. R. TUNNEL

JUAREZ, Mexico, Feb. 6-Maxi-
mo Catillo, the bandit leader, alter
twenty-five of his men had been cap
turcd and executed by revolutio1-
airy force at Fl Nallc near Casas
(Irande>. set fire to the voodwork
ot the Drake tunnel, which carries
the MeNiCan Northwestern railroad
through the Continental divide and
escaped to the mountains, according
to an official report received at the
municipal cuartcl today. The men
were captured and summarily exc
cutcd yesterday. 1t was said Cas-
ulIo's depredations occurred today.
The burning of the wooden
sheath OF the tunnel NAV entail
heavy loss by cave-ins.
>a>t1llo, a joint product of preda-
tory instincts and thwarted a,nbi-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06
Railroad Company Will Build
a Handsome Depot at Verdi

The investigation instituted yes
terday at Verdi, on complaint OF the
citizens OF that town against the
Southern Pacific Railroad company.
was brought to a happy ending after
a brief examination by the mem
bers OF the Railroad commission
who lett Carson for that place on
"Wednesday night.
Arriving at Verdi the commission
intcrrogatcd quite few witnesses,
among them being a number nl
Southern Pacific officials, with the
result that before the examination
had gone any great length the COM
planning witne~sc, and the railroad
people got together and the latter
agreed 10 put in a new and spacious
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06

arte>an flow i, believed to exist, is
attained.
This scheme is the one inaugur-
ated some time ago by Charles
Noble and associates of Iowa and
Kansas, but through inability to Sc
cure necessary financial aid they had
to give it up. it is now being man
aged and financed by c. O. White
more. general counsel and vice-pres-
idcnt of the Clark railroad interests.
who is probably acting Tor members
OF his company and their associates.
The land taken up under the pres
ent scheme involves about 6SOO)
acres and is as fertile as any in the
state. 1t is located near the Ne
vada { Caifornia line. between the
Chiatovich and Oasis ranches in Es-
neralda county
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06

depot, which was the main point OF
contention. at a site To be select
ed by representative, OF both sides.
The railroad company will imme-
diately have plans prepared by it,
architects, the building a> per agree
mcnt. to cost between six and eight
thousand dollars.
Several other matters OF minor
Importance, causing friction between
the people OF Verdi and the rail
road company were also strai!hten-
cd out through the visit and efforts
of the Railroad commission
MI the member, oi the commits
sion, with Secretary Walker and Oh
hcial Stenographer Healy were pres
cnt 1T the hearing.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06
Applying for
Judgship Job

Wallace Ferguson member "i the
assembly from Churchill county, j.
in Carson today ON private mis-
sion which, rum"r has it, is to pr =
.cnt the claims 81 Eli Cam for the
appointment t. judicial hon"rS
Mr.. Cam dcs'rc- to be appointed
to i'll the vacancy ON the bench
caused by the resignation Of Judge
l.. y. French. Mr.. l'urgu,on held
a conference with Governor Oddlc
thi, morning
1t i, rumorcd the judgcship Will
be awarded Mr. Cam or to +. f.
Winters. who has also presented hrs
application and endorsements.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06
Roll of Honor

The following pupils OF the first
grade, through study and good de
pertinent, attained the distinction OF
having their names placed on the
roll OF honor for the month OF Jan
uary; Nice Hendricks, Frances Me
der. Frank Burns. Minnie Lynch,
John Mackey, George Meyers Rich
ard Savage, Harry Sweetland, llar-
old Mowry, Lie Kong.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06

W. w. Winirey. deputy superin-
ttndent OF education for this dis
tritt, passed through thi. morning
cnroutc from Virginia City to Reno
Miss May kenney, who has been
in one of the Reno hospitals for
some time past, i, about to leave
the institution and will return to
Carson in few days.
Judge w. \. Massey came over
from the riverside city this morn
ing to look after the interests OF
hi, client, w. S. Johnson, in the
trial before Judge Harrington.
John Purrington, secretary OF the
Cholar and potO>i with headquar-
tiers at san Francisco. passed
through this morning cnroute to
Virginia City.
AL Treloff departed for Mason
valley this morning to look over
the cattle feeding in that section
with view OF purchasing some to
increase his herds at his Washoe
valley ranch
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06
To Weigh Mail

The quadrennial weighing OF mail
ior the eighth division of the rail
road mail service will commence on
the 10Th Of thi, month and will con-
tinuc Tor l05 days. Thi, is the
method adopted by the national GO
ernment t. ascertain what the gov
ernment postal authorities viii have
t. pay the railroads for carrying
the mails.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06
Bring Guests to Warden

Sheriff Dan J. RonnuW, of Lin
coin county. accompanied by Dep
uty Sheriff {. =. Christensen, arriv-
ed from the south last nj !ht having
in charge four prisoner, who will
be the guest, OF Warden Dicker>on
for the following periods: ,\bert
Carpenter and FcliN Scgna, grand
larceny, fourteen To sixteen months :
Ourelli" Martinez, burglary, three to
five years; John Domingo, man
Slaughter. sin and a hall to nine
NcHrs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-06

ton, formerly was the chief Of .hc
bodyguard of Francisco Madero, late
president of Mexico. In the present
revolution he and his band of fifty
or sixty followers have been raid
ing nOn-combatants Castillo has
harrassed the Mormon colony at
Casas Grandes and is charged with
the murder of George Searcey, a
member Of the colony. who, when
prisoner, failed to produce the ram
som demanded