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MCGRATH, ALASKA. OCT. 26. 1P2P
IS GUILTY
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Life Imprisonment Rec
, ommended for Mur
derer of Fr. Heslin.
Redwood City, Cal., Oct. 24.—
William A. Hightower was to
day declared guilty of the mur
der of - Father^ Heslin, after a
trial* lasting . several days, the
jury tryiu#4h« case j’eeommend
ing a sentence of life imprison
ment. ,
The • posifcivetruth regarding
the kidnaping, and* later, the
murder of Father Heslin was
not revealed during , the trial,
and will probably ever remain a
mystery. All evidence in the
case^. purely circumstantial,
pointed most unerringly at High
tower, and the jury.weight men
and four women—while firmly
believing; in his guilt, was not so
fully convinced-as to recommend
the infliction of the death sen- ,
fence.
Di Peck left Sunday morning for Ta
cotna.
Max Simel
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Military Movement Suc
cessful; Two Minis
ters Assassinated.
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London, Oct. 23.—The military
movement against the govern
ment of toga! proved suc
cessful, resulting in an entirely
new administration, with Maria!
Celho at its head.
The outbreak was so wide
spread and unexpected by the
existing authority that but little
resistance was -encountered by
the revolutionists, who succeed
ed in gaining control without
bloodshed.
Lisbon, Oct. 24.—During- the
night of the outbreak which sue
ceeded in placing a new minis
try,. Antonio Gran jo, premier,
and Josie Carlos, minister of
marine, suffered assassination at
the hands of the revol uticaists,
WOMAN
ANARCHIST
Said to Be Responsible
for Sending Bomb to
U.S. Ambassador.
Paris, Oct* 24:—Germain Lin
atard, France!s famous woman
anarchist,, is believed to be re
sponsible ford:be sending of the
bomb that almost eaused . the
death of United States. Ambas
sador Herrick and which partly
wrecked the home of the ambas
sador.
Linatard, who was- wounded
recently by a bomb thrown in
the vicinity of Salle Wagram,
has been, taken into custody and
charged with the crime. The
police claim to have evidence
connecting Madam Linatard and
several accomplices among the
communists, for whom a search
is now being,.made, with the
crime.
Fred Roethlisberyer, after a visit of
several days here, departed Sunday for
Tacotna, on his. way to Opbir.
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