The sun., 1891-06-11
HARVARD BOYS In COURT.
80 MORE ARRAI0NED FOR MAINTAIN
ING LIQUOR NUISANCE.
They Are Members OF the Aristocratic Zeta
Psi Club. and Pleaded Not Guilty. Pro-
posing to Fight the Case to the End,

They Are Members OF tho Aristocratie Zeta
Psi Club. and Pleaded Not Guiity. Pro-
posing TO Fight the Case to the End.
CAMpRIpoE. June 10,-Its getting to be quite
the thing now for Harvard students to lie
arraigned before Judge Sanger as defendants
in LIQUOR complaints, and. therefore. 1t did not
occasion much surprise when the members OF
the aristocratic Zsta Psi Club hold q reception
IN court to-day. In response to invitations sent
out By the Judge. But affairs took little DIFF
ferent turn than they did whom the Alpha
Delta Phi men dropped $l,700 into the Judges
Golfers. The Zeta Psi boys propose to fight
their case to the bitter end. They propose to
ind out why they can't keep liquor in their
club room Just as well as In their bedrooms.
There were twenty-five student prisoners In
court to- day. and ten times az many fellow
students who crowded into tho court room to
zee the fun. for the runor had gone abroad
that q fight was on hand. The students ap-
peared with counsel who asked for continu-
ance. He pleaded not guilty for his clients
collectively. but Judge Sanger wouldn't con-
sent to such proceeding. he demanded
roll call 10 see whethcr all wore present
The FIRST name called was George r. Fear.
Ing" After silence OF perhaps ten seconds
tho word hero" in q thin voice came from a
rear tettee, aud with II the presence OF the
great high Jumper and hurdle hyer OF Harvard
The other names called were;
Francls r Dang.. the ws!-known centre
Frsd. %Inthrop Of is0V iSe VARSITY Vs crew; john
T. Heard. Jr. the guard on the SECOND football
e1Sf'n enS ss,,!Y subSa .; ' The varsity s srsx:
.a sna I.os sbs. WbC h. sns sa
Wa SsaEs Rasa1a M0fH Aaas .ms. e5s as
land. Jr.. Clarence B. Denny, William n. Odell.
soa Robert + 9a1w ~ na, Ss
s.ssfn + s.3f' sss chase
e.. ssS liked
Wednesday, June II. for the trial. but not until
naa 81 as a IN to
Tor your, arrest and need not tell you that
O'ifi This ended the exercises as far as the Zeta
ins L. %ssnof. Rs ore the xphs peI.a Phi Sub we're
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asxe% ei'f; f:r an i%%ssiate Sesrns FL Was e:
prissi. he toId Tho, story q the raid d on the
captured was a printed list OF members: Wet
more $ name was written In. not printed.
Wetmore next took the stand and testified
l am not an active member oithe club your
Honor, and have no rights in its management
] loft 1t TWO years ago and am accorded the
the fraternity. | would. be given tho same
privileges at Amherst | have no more rights
thcre than have Joseph Choate OF Now York or
Francis Peabody in the Hnsty Pudding Club /
Judge Sanger. after bearing Wetmore's cvi-
dence; concluded that he was not technically
be discharged. As he went forth in the midst
Of a number OF students be was ALMOST shaken
iirst victory ior : Harvard student before the
Court, and It will give the batch that is to
come up on juno II q ray Of hope and cue for
defence.
Whilo the students were in court and during
the proceedings In their cases an artist was
busiiy engaged sketchnG the scene; which It
Ia understood is to appear in the Lampoon.
The major part Of those arlaigned this morn
ularly annoying. coming, as it does on the eve
OF class day when all the eir energies and
thoughts are 80 engrossed in preparing for
that day OF days to graduates.