Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-03
ARBUCKLE CASE

 the Imprisonment" of two prosecu- tion witnesses Miss Fey Provost apd Miss. Alive Blake, show girls, by the district attorney Tn orGur % coerce them into giving testimony beneficial to the prosecutions cause.' He said that the forces of law and order should not assume the leadership of :. mob, nor take its commands from a mob," adding that had Arbuckle told at the time of his arrest the sim pie story, that he told on the stand, God knows what would have happen ed to him.
 U'ren referred to Arbuckle as "Belshazzar sitting on his throne and pouring wine" during t:e party Tn the Hotel St. Francis. Thank God, he has been told, as Belshazzar was told, that his kingdom is dlvlded and his reign is over," U'ren said.
 Alternate Jurors Views
 Asked at the cessation of final ar guments what his future plans were, Arbuckle said he would make no state ment until the thing Is out of the way" He remarked that the final argument of Gavin McNab, or the old man." he he characterized him, had not been aswered adequately by U'ren. The prosecution reiterated it's hope for a speeky conviction.
 Alternate Juror Hopkins said that the jury had been watched closer than any other in San Francisco for 25 years They censored our mail, 10th incoming and outgoing he said. We each had separate room at the hotel where we stayed and were watched like hawks by the four deputy sheriffs who guarded us. They certainly did their duty well.
 The newspapers were carefully kept from us. I have no idea or what has happened in the world for two weeks"
 Hopkins told q representative of the San Francisco Call that in ms opinion, the prosecution had failed to prove it's case and that the jury would be four or five hours in reaching a verdict.
 At 6 D. m., the jury was given dinner recess until S:30 D. m. The jurors, heavily guarded, were taken tC their hotel.
 History of Trial
 The Arbuckle trial started Novem- Der IA, and week was spent. in se- lection of the jury. The main wit nesses for the prosecution were Iey Provost and Alice Blake, show girls, E. O. Heinrich, finger print expert, and a number of physicians and nurses. The medical experts testi- fled injuries to the bladder, such as caused Miss Rappe's death, usually resulted from the application of eX- ternal force.
 The prosecution contended that the injury was the result of an attempt by Arbuckle to attack Miss Rappe dur ing a party in his room in the Hotel St. Francis during the afternoon of September ,.
 A technical examination by medi- cal commisGic1 of three appointed by the court to examine Miss RappeS s bladder, showed that a condition of Of chronic inflammation existed, &C., cording to the report by the commis- sion to the court and jury. Gavin McNab, defense attorney, declared the report absolutely corroborated the deposition of Dr. Maurice ROsen- berg, who treated Miss Rappe, sup posedly for bladder disorder in 1913.
 Fatty Tells Own Story
 Finger prints on the doors or Ar buckles room were said by Heinrich to be thoseo f Arbuckle and Miss Rappe, and indicated. according to the testimony, that Arbuckle attempt ed, presumably, to force that vour g woman away from the doors
 Dr. E. k. Rumwell, Nlo attended Miss Rappe after the alleged injury, testified for tho defense that Miss RapDe told i'm she was somewhat ilLozi0ued." and did nos anow what 'appened Co her.
 Arhuckle himself was the pivotal