Daily Arizona Silver Belt, 1907-08-07

She hnd boon in wirolcss communication with tho Oiillk'o nml ob alio stemmed in hor gunners wore nt thoir stations. Af Af-tor - tor Af-tor a brondsidu to tho boiiuh she oponod tin cnfilnding flro on tho liorsomou riding mildly in circles. The Diiohnyln nlao sent u party ashore under Commandant Mnnguin. As thoy wero landing tho men were subjected to a firo from tho Moorish force undor command of tho Marabout Sidi Bolout, but tho rnpid-ilro guns in tho bows of tho French lnunches cleaied tUo ground for tho sailors, who mndo the landing expeditiously. Thoy scaled tho walls of tho Portuguese consulate and reached tho French consulate undor cover of tho guns of the marines nlrendy there. A pnrty of thirty men lnnded from a Spanish cruiser, but this vessel did not tako part in tho bombardment. At 5 o'clock in the aftornOon tho French cruiser Forbin nrrived nml im immediately' - mediately' immediately' theroaftor tho Anatolo loft. Sho was requisitioned by tho French consul to carry dispatches to Tangier. As sho loft port sho passed a Gorman and an English vessel crowded with refugees.

howovor, and a deputy was waiting for Scott with a federal warrant secured from United States Court Commissioner C. T. Martin, and he was again commit committed - ted committed to jail to await his hearing before tho court commissioner this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Federal Statuto Paramount Although thcro have been many in instances - stances instances whero fines and jail sentences have been imposed for tlio violation of tho territorial statute prohibiting the soiling of liquor to Indians, the supremo court has held that a federal statuto is paramount to a territorial statute covering a like offense, tho decision hav having - ing having mccn made on an appeal taken from a judgniont by Judgo Nave ill Graham county in which tho lower court's deci decision - sion decision was affirmed. Consequently the samo applies to crimes of adultery, big bigamy - amy bigamy and train robbery, which have been tho object of legislation for territories by tho federal government. The case created considerable interest among the members of the local bar. It is safe

By Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 0. More of what have como to be known at polico headquarters as'" near crimes" against girls were committed and followed by attempted lynchings today. Out of a score of complaints a half dozen de demanded - manded demanded serious attention. Whether tho number is extraordinary is disputed, but certain it is that never before has mob vengeance so frequently attended at attacks - tacks attacks upon children. Led by a woman, who alternately in Italian and broken English cried, "Avenge my daughter!" a reckless crowd of two thousand persons tonight stormed the Fourteenth stret car barns, where a policeman had sought refuge with a seriously pummelcd prisoner. Kissed Wrong Gkl Paul Sorgerat, a Greek peddler 30 years of age, had made the mistake of kissing Graco Josco, an Italian of 11.

R. G. Scott, who on Monday night was arrested with Oscar Hyatt on a territorial chargo of selling liquor to Indians in the vicinity of the Mitchell smeltor sito, plead guilty to tho offense in Judgo Thomas' court yesterday and, on waiving statutory time before sen sentence, - tence, sentence, was given six mouths in tho county jail. Scott had just begun to servo his sontenco when Attorney C. L. Rnwlins began to got busy. lie had been en engaged - gaged engaged to defend Hyatt, whoso hearing was to havo been held today, and ho decided to have Scott released on a writ of habeas corpus secured on tho ground that as thoro was a fedornl statute pro providing - viding providing for this offense, tho territorial

them. The cruisers also shelled tho outskirts of t asa Blanca, where groups of Moors were seen. The French ships at Casa Blanca aro the Galilee, Duchayla and Forbin and the Spanish cruiser is tho Don Alvaro le Bazan. Scnor Nezerani, tho Italian minister here, has demanded reparation for tho murder of three Italians at Casa Blanca and the wounding of a fourth Italian. The minister insists on punishment of the guilty persons and payment of in indemnity - demnity indemnity to the families of tho victims. Reports from Rabat say tho situation there is critical. Bergor tribesmen con con-'inue - 'inue con-'inue threatening to invade the city and panic-stricken Europeans aro flee fleeing - ing fleeing the place.

the company and which havo boon made imperative by tho vast incrcaso in the amount of traffic of tho company during tho past two years. Mr. Reppy paid to Charles T. Martin, administrator of the Windmiller estate, $3,200 for a lot on Brond street owned by tho estate. The most important deal made by Mr. Heppy was tho. purchase of the property ownod by tho Old Dominion Commercial company on South Broad street south of Superintendent Mal Mallard's - lard's Mallard's office. Tho lot has a frontage of 174 feet and in exchange for it the railroad company gavo the commercial company a warehouse site that is now occupied by tho machine shop and $15, $15,-000 - 000 $15,-000 in cash. Deeds will be exchanged today.

who was pointed out by a boy at tho same time yelling, "That's tho man's friend; he was there too!" Keristael was pounded until unconscious. Polico reserves finally got the injured man and removed him to a hospital. Another Beaten Up Edward Pratt, a millwright 4C years old, had a peculiar experience on West Fifty-seventh street. Nellie and Helen Farrell, each about 10 years old, ac accused - cused accused Pratt of inipropcr remarks. Ho was frightfully mauled before being rescued by the police. "This is not a crime wave," said Superintendent Jenkins of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chil-. dren, today. "I mean by this that our statistics show no increase in tho

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