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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-26
Minnie Gets Better.

''The housekeeping was broken up,
and very shortly thereafter Mr.. Hatch
toook Minnie Williams to Milwaukee,
where she remained in private in
stitution until later in the summer.
The cause that produced her unsound
mental condition had been removed.
W. kept Nannie's things several
weeks, until I could obtain time to
dispose of them, when I assorted some
of them, and gave them to Pietzel
telling him that they were some that
Miss Williams had sent 10 his chill
dren. All the others were burned in
the large stove in the three-story Of
flee. and this L plainly told to the Phil
adelphia authorities in the fall of 1894,
and all the subsequent excitement oc-
Cured as a direct result of a visit
made there by their representatives in
yerification Of my story. Another
trunk containing pictures and books
was not taken from the express COM
pany, owing to a mistake in charges,
though Miss Williams supposed this
had also been disposed of, and this
was the one later returned to Fort
Worth.
The last 1 ever saw of Miss Wilt
ans was in Detroit last fall and my
belief is that she is still alive and
Well
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-26

"MURDERED BY STRIKERS"
These Are the Words Causing
Ali the Trouble.

They Are on the Monument Erected
to the Memory of the Soldiers
Who Were Killed During the
Strike Troubles at sacramento
EAST Summer-Case May Reach
the Secretary OF War-GeneraI
Graham Makes a Tart Reply.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-26
Knights Templars Have Cap
tured the
Hub.
NEW SABBATH SIGHTS.
City of Culture Shocked by Cali
fOrnians.

Procession Through the Streets OF
the City Headed BY Four
Months Old Cinnamon Bear-One
Hundred and Fifty-Three Dele
cations Scheduled to Arrive To-
day-TOwn Turned TOpsy Turvy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-26

it wise to deposit the trunk upon an
other and more remote portion OF the
beach. l did this, and after returning
the boat, drove away, and later came
back for the trunk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-26
Weather Today.

~ FORECAST Probably "
% showers, cooler. g
a
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
A HONEYMOON IN JAIL.
Xoung Dnvis Of New York state Is Il
Trouble out IA san Francisco.

xoung Davis ug New York state Is In
Trouble out IN san Francisco.
san FRANCISCO, june a5.--j. @. Davis,
the aifable young man from Rochester,
arrested here during his honeymoon foi
swindiing several local merchants, is like.
~ to stay IN jail for some time to come,
He has now been held for trial on fou
different charges Of passing fictitious
checks An examination was waived on
all four charges, Davis and his law
yers reserying their defense in trial in case
the matter is allowed to go that far.
The young wife Of the prisoner who
was herself arrested at first, and then ici
90, is deyoting her time to looking afin
her husband. She has secured funds from
her parents in Rochester, and her attorney
has been using this money to pay various
merchants the amounts out OF which Da.
Wis shrcwdly defrauded them. This won't
prevent Davis being prosecuted, although
the complainants say they are not partieu.
lar about pushing the charges. The police
say that the crime has been committed,
and, whether the money has been made
good or not, Davis should and will be pros.
ccutcd.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
Usa d ,Fonsr In rolItIcs.

From the Baltimore sun.
1t has not been denled, aud has been
openly charged. that IN recent Demo
cratic primaries Ia Maryland money was
literally used, and hardly without con
cealment. to purchase the right Of
naming candidates for office. II this Is
the true statement Of the case, It may
well cause all honest citizens 10 raise
their voices Ia dsnunclation of the prac
tice. II it Is possible for any man or set
Of men TO buy IN the primaries the power
TO name the candidates OF any party, what
is TO prevent the same men from going in
TO the market for voters to insure the
election OF the candidates at the
polls7 IL has been stated that Ia one
district ia Talbot county seventy Demo-
Gratis withdrew from the primary,
unwilling TO countenance corruption or
engage In vote buying on their own
account What Will bs the effect II such
case IS this, supposing il to bs as
reprsHented2 Those who buy votes In
the primaries will have TO so on buying
at the regular election. IL will be
necessary for them TO cast up the exact
extent OF the diasffection Ia the Demo.
cratic party and meet IL With money. II
one party resorts to 1t, another will be
forced into the same course or submit to
the reign Of corruption May it not be
asked with deep concern if things have
reached such pass in this state that
the ionges5 purse ls to become the decid-
ing factor In our politicag
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

81 ind against tide, and all were splashing.
Columbia doggedly gained by inches in
tho iifst quarter Of the second mile, and
there came eCar daylighU between Column
bias rudaer and Cofnclls bow, while
Pennsylvania was q fun length behind
Cornell
Yclls greeted Columbia's first daylight,
aad al the mile and "a half they were re-
rewed, whcn Columbia becfed her pace
for half dezon strokes, and led Cornell
past the two mile point at 1904 o'clock by
a clear length, while Pennsylvania, at 3e
70 the minute was toiiing three lengths in
tho rear at tha two miles Columbia was
rowing evidently within herself at 36 to
the minute, while Cornell at AZ was
splashng some in an effort to gain, and
Pennsylvania lahored doggedly along in
tho roar at 40 strokes.
Columbia entered the third mile IS sec.
onds ahead Of Cornell while Pennsylvania
WAS third by 30 seconds. From this on 70
the cnd of the third mile it was a race hi
procession, Columbia gaining on Cornell,
aud Cornell gaining on Pennsylvania.
Thp third mile was finished al 70a
O'Clock, and Columbia, rowing down tc
81 strokes, easily within herself, shot I'M
der Che bridge for the home mile.
Cornell lost steadily, though slowly. Al
eighth Of mile below the bridge, will
the Leaders i2 boat longths in advance
| Pennsylvania was swamped BY the chol
Of tho tide assisted by the wash Of th'
referees boat which pushed past Penn
sylyania TO follow the leaders 70 the fin
ish. In the last eighth Columbia spurtel
to 40 strokes, finishing five lengths ahea,
Of Cornell, while a tug at the same mo
menswas rescuing the Pennsylvania eight
| who had sunk in their shell waist deep j
| the river before aid reached them.
The race WINS rowed in 2i:20, a minut
ana ten seconds below the New Londol
| record
While on her way to her boathouse Cor
nells shell was swamped by the wash O
| passing bouts, and in getting the crew on
Of the she'll young man Of this ct
named Wood was nearly drowned. All TIA
crews however were landed without seri
Gus injury Columbia possesses the tow
and the fullness thereof Pennsyiyani
VIII return home this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Tha noraelsaa cnrrlage Raee.

From the New York Herald.
Much interest will be felt In the
"horseless carriage" race from Paris TO
Bordeaux aud back that is now ia prog-
rrss The contest IS 8 novslty-last
years competition was not test Of
speed, questions of practical working,
safety comfort and SO forth only enter
ing into consideratiOn--and It also marks
a great forward step toward the solution
OF problem that has long vexed the
rural residents OF France. In districts
where railroads ara scarce and trains
slow the "horseless carriage" with a
view to the Improvement OF which Comte
de Dion. Baron Z1ylen van Nyevelt and
other gentlemen have organized the
present contest, will prove an admirable
equivalent for and supplement- to the
iron horse Of Stephenson
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
They Know IL All.

From tho Philadelphia Inquirer
In the excellent paper on the battle Of
Brandywine read by Dr. Frederick d
Stone upon the 6eld Of that Haht he
showed that the battle was fought, not
because Washington thought it the time
and place TO hghb, but because the country
demanded it John Adams Was afraid
that Howe would 60 aboard his ship and
get away with his plumber without a fight,
and he said Il wish the Continental
Army would prove chat anything can be
done am weary with such inslpiditY
am sick OF Fabian systems The
aoldiera OF 1862 were to hear the name
kind OF talk from the clvllians Of the
later period In this country everybody
knows how to run hotel or a newspaper
and to manage 4 war.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT. EAST BOUND.
All trains Illuminated with Pintach
REV YORK. weekdays. .so5. s7so.
$3.50. s9.40, .10.S5 a. M; s12.21, sl.59, 1906,
NEW york, Sundays, s3o5. 'zSo.
. 40 Ills a. M 1905 .S22 sls2 II P ~ m m,
AND CHESTNUT STREETS.)
Weekdays, s1.05. 5.55, 6.2I, '7.S0 7b5, $50,
1.2O 'l59, 1905, 5.25, 4.55. '5S2 6S0 +ls2. $40,
! Sundays, 's.o5 ss7, .1so. 15ss $50. go.
s1i35 a. M; 1910, 120, 1906, 3.25, 4.55, e5.32s
ItI PHIL.ADELPsHfA. AS Si-Is Yf = TWELFTH AND
MARKET STREETS.
Weekdays, s3.05, %7.30, $780, 'l0.55 a. M;
So Sundays. "a :. 1905. $780, 'ns5 a. NJ; '7sz
cHfiEsTER, weekdays, .s.O5. $50. s27
1.20, sl.59, 1906, S.25. 4.55, '5.S2. $50, '7s2
"a ciHE'sTER. 1g' Sundays. .so5. s.27, s7so.
7.55, $50, t1.35 Q. M; 1910, l.O. -3.O6, 30,
ass, t5.s2, $3.50. '7,s2, $40. 70; II ?. m: %
ATLANTIC CITY, weekdays, F1.30 a.
m. tl2.a, s159, 1905 p. m. Sundays, '1.S0,
s755 a. M; 1906 p IN.
CAPE MAY, weekdays. '7.30 GLOSS a.
M, Saturdays only, sL5s, 1SO6 P. m.
Sundays. *730 a. m.
WEST BOUND.
.420, 7.o2. ss47 s1105 a. M; sl2.55. s2.O7, s.Os,
s4.0s, s5.25. e. i5. $50, sS.5s b. m.
sunqaSys go X ISs % :. .s@ e m lz0O' 'zO''
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS,
702 a. m; S03 p. m. daily. - j. ~.
M: M. .is Y a 55 s.os. sos 7S5. sS2O ss5S, lilo
5. n. Sundays, s420 702, sS.47 a. M; sl1.55,
s.9S, .s;25i 7s5 .s2O, .s5s, ILL lllo ?: p.sF5 r;
'61s p. m. sundays. 's4l a m; m; '5.20 p m m.
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. '12.5S and
'iS3 New n e ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
tanooga, $50 ?. m. daily. Througn
sleepers to New Orleans.
SINGERI,Y ACCOB1MODATION 70a
LANDENBBRG ACCOMMODATION
weekdays 7.02, 1890 a. m; l52 DO =. IN.
TRAINs LEAVE MARKET STREET
For New YORK. : weekdays. v s5.15 D. m.
For Philadelphia, week-days. elo FlLso y se
a. M; 800, s5l5, 9.45 p. m. Sundays, olo
q Fnr % Pittsbufg ~ bal ~ and n - chicago. daily.
&c For :, Baltimore, week-daya go a m; 3.
For + Iandenberg ana way IONS, week
| days, $50 l0.25 a. nj z, bib D. NJ sundays
g1s IIs q WI NJ 81 RI RaoE1PHrA CTWENTY-
/ FOURTH AND Observation-Disclosures
| FOR WILAiINGTON.
Week 80 d p ale i9 g sso g d ~ q ~
AIS -849, s5.l5, -5.4l, $50 $50. sl4s, 'sss
i'5u Sundays si5s 40, s. ssl5. $50, $50. usO am
| 1870. '1.s6. 2, $50 S25. AIS, "4'4s, 6so
| s748 s823, 1910 and 1135 p. IN.
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA CTWELTTH
AND MARKET STREETS1
| Weekdays, 1920 s7.55, sl0.16, a. m; VIZ,
| D. m. Sundays, FS.20 s7.55 a. m; III ?. N.
| Telephone. No. 1873.
Rates to Western points lower than via
| any other line.
| c. o. SCULL. General Passenger Agent
| r. b. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
nom tne nlAlls Are used.


The abuse Of the malls by private iudl
vlduals, newspaper publishers, etc, Is
not to be compared to the advantage
taken OF them BY government employees.
According to the Chicago Record the
postmaeter-gene has been making
peculiar charges against the Agricultural
Department. which Secretary Morton,
after an investigation. admits to be true.
The Law limits psoh ages Of fourth class
mail sent by ordinary citIzsns 10 four
pounds, but the officers Of the govern
ment may use the mails for the transpor
tation Of packages OF any size or weight.
Under this authority It appears that
party OF weather bureau explorers out
West sent all their saddles and brides,
tents aud camp equipage. cooking
utensils, bedding aud scientific instru-
menta BY post from some poiut in Nevada
to the city OF Washington In order to
economics the appropriation from which
their expenses are paid. But 1t cost the
government very much more to carry
them in the postal cars than the freight
charges would have been had they been
shipped the regular way.
The matter was brought up at cabinet
meeting, and the President with the rest
OF them, thought they had good joke on
Mr.. Morton. The secretary Of the inter
ior considered It excessively funny, but
few days later Mr. Mortoa had his turn
TO laugh, for the p8stmaster- general
brought in another report showing that
party of scientists belonging to the
geological survey had ssnt their whols
outfit home BY mail. including several
tons Of mineral specimens. and lot Of
shovels, crowbars and picks. This little
transaction saved the geological survey a
lot Of money, in freight charges, but i
cost the post office department thirteen
hundred dollars.
And that is not the worst Of It, It ia
the custom to pay the railway costs for
transporting the mails by gross weig ht,
and the tonnage taken on certain days Is
used as an average to calculate the
compensation for month. It so
happened that on the day the crowbars
and mineral specimens went through,
the malls were weighed for that month.
and the department had TO pay the
railroad company for that amount Of
mail every day following until another
test was made.
The postmaster general says that hI
has no objection to carrying the freight
Of the Interior and Agricultural Depers
ments in mail bags, but he does not pro
pose to bring any more crowbars ans
mineral specimens all the way from
Idaho under Secretary Smiths franl
While she regular weight is only one cen
an ounce An order has been issue
forbldding the use OF the malls herealte
for such purposes.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Hereafter here can be no question that
the sailor fxcels the colder In genuine
courage II Was sailor who took of
woman's hat in New York theatre. -
Chicago Post.
If the great party which Mr. Gladstone
once led. II tine good Of the people,
presently finds itself dlscredited and
dismissed for time from the public
service, it will have its own Radical wing
expecting all things ia an hour, 20
thank for II. New York Tribune.
It'll hard 10 be awakened at SO late a
day ty q reminder from Governor Alteeld
that ne is the one great, good sublime
monument of American virtue and valor
extant - Washington Star.
In racing plrlsnoa sport who makes
his horse q eorpse" to lose the race il
eallad an 'undertsRer There seems e
be foe lot OF ''undertakera' running
the Democratic orEaniza zation IN this state
--gt. Louis Post Dispatch.
That little raa whlch Governor Alt
geld had so efully loaded went of a.
the wrong err aud no. he would ike K
know where he Is at-Bsllimore Herald
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
HOW TO Behave 10 Hot weather.

From the West Chester Local News.
II people only knew, says an exchange,
how much comfort they could Ee1 out OF
hot weather. or, rather how much
physical suffering they avoid by a proper
selection OF diat, they would exercise a
little common sense IN minlsteIing TO the
necessities Of their bodies Instead Of
eating roast beef with n greasy, rich
gravy, potatoes heavily buttersd or pork
and beams they should abstain from all
food and drink that are stimulating or
are rich In carbon or nitrogen Any
person can subsist on about one
half the food Ia the Summer that
is required Ia the Winter and the
Summer diet should consist chiefly Of
vegetables. fruit. milk and the fari-
naoeous foods. Fish should take the
place OF beef Pork should be wholly
discarded. Milk can be used in the place
of veal Spring lamb isslways whole
come, Macaroni, the various prepars-
lions OF wheat, farina, toast asparagus,
custards f,uit and tho scores or similar
dslicacies, with some light meat, like
lamb, tongue, chicken on fish. once q
day ahould constitute the daily food
A little common sense lies at Tbs
botto@of all physical comfort in thesi
torrid days, and comfort Is a mor,
important factor ia good health than /:
generally understood
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
NEW Y0RK.
DON'T BE wO0zY.

Hov EaultleEs Fepsin Chips, the Gum that's
Round, Have Caught the Town.
Il Is tic fastest and most healthy Of
Chewing Gums Put UP in pretty boxes Of
10 chips and sold at sd. Faultless in form,
faultless in flavor, faultless in the ingre-
dents that enter into their composition,
faultess in everything, perfection in every
thing-such are few OF the qualities Of
the FaulIess Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
round. Dealers don't keep them. That's
a Joke, and a good ore, and true one
they sell them, and they sell them rapidly.
Anyone who tries them will accept no
other. They say give us Faultless Pcpsin
Chips Nothing. else. If your dealer DONE
keep them, send Sc. for sample package to
Cohn Bros. * Klee, Sole Agents and Dis.
tribgtcrs. Park Place. cor. Church Street,
NY.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
~ rns, nlnnndln a. ~. .an.

0uly q few copies left OF Rand Nc
Nally Co. 3 Ency clopW iia and Gazetteer,
which will To disposed Of A. 81 25 which
Is bHrely the cost of msnuiaetuea. This
is q work Of SEQ pages and is condemns
tioo Of the Elcy elorWila. Britannica,
ChambeTs's EncyeloEm liza, etc, with the
sddition II much original matter treating
% American nubjeets It contains eighty
colorsd mars ana 600 engravings and is
The cheapest work ever offered Ia ihiS
city Apply for one At the EVENING
JouRNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
rx-seeretary Gres,,nm,s WIN.

CHICAGO, June 5.-Fhe viii Of General
Walter q Gresham, late secretary ef state,
was admitted to probate by Judge Kohl
saat. Mrs. Gresham appeared in court ac.
companied by her son, Otto Gresham. II
hcquonths an his property TO his wife. The
schodule Of property owned by General
Gresham shows that he was worth SOL, 00G
at the time Of his death. OF this $40, 900 i
in real property and the balance in person
al effects. The other heirs arc Otto Gresh.
am, the son, and Kate Gresham Andrews,
his DAUGHTER
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Tho PassIng of the Horse.

From the Chester News.
With tho advent Of the trolley and
the bicycle the noble nnimal--the horse
Is falling rapidly into disuse. Aud nov
comes another innovation that will crowd
the equine stlll further into the back
ground, Carriages and other vehicles OF
conveyance arc being largely used In
paiis, propelled by either electricity or
gasoline engines and tho novelty Of the
thing will not be long in catching hold Of
Americans
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

There is more CAtarrh in this section 0f the
country than an other diseases put together.
and untn the last few years was -upposed to
be incurable. For great many yesrs doctors
pronounced it a local disease. and pre- Cribeu
local remedies and by constantly falling 70
cure with local treatment, pronouuced it ia
cuIahle. Science has proven catarrh 70 be
constitutional treatment Hal 's Catarrh Cure.
manufactured By 4 J. Cheney q Co Toledo
Ohio. is the only coEstituti nal cure on the
market. Ii is taken internally in doses from
10 drops TO a teaspoonful II Rcfs directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the system
Fhey offer one hundred dollars for any case Il
fais 10 cure. send for circulars and testi-
monials. Address.
f. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.u
~ sold By Druggists, 75c.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
A Disastrous Fire Ii ! Russian CITY.

ST PEIERsBURG, June 25.-More than
hundred houses have been burned at
Nishni Volotchok, 20 miles from Ivcriz.
Many Of the Inhabitants persisted. Tho
place Is az the commencement Of the canal
which unitcs the Msta river with the
Tyertsa and is on the great route between
Moscow and st. Petersburg
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
nsdnned Rnte. tn nnltImore.

The B. & o. r. K. Co. announces that
round trip tickets will be placed on sale
from ali points on It's lines east Of Ohio
river 10 baltimore and return ss one fare
for ihe rnuud trin ric6ets viii be sold
July 10th and 17sh. valid for return pas
ssge until August 5th. For time OF trains
and fuli dstaiis. call On or write nearest
3 4 o Agent
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
shnt - nri,Ie III : ~.

Boston, June 25.-Frank Brown, an
Italian cobbler, who was married Sunday
night, fired four shots at his bride Mon
day, one OF which took effect in the left
side After the shooting Brown ran in the
direction of Chelsea and has not been
caught The victim was taken to hospi.
tai Her recovery is doubtful.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
he yns Too EnternrIsIne.

Los ANGELES, Tune 25.-Henry a. War
rem reporter who played insane in order
20 be able 70 get inside tho state asylum
al Highlands and write 1t up end who
was adiudped guilty Of contempt by Su
porior Judge Clark. was sentenced TO pay
a fne Of 5000 ar scrve 100 days,
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

A novel way for a woman to earn a
summer living is suggested. It Is this:
IL Is said that the bicycle makers viii
give wheel to anyone who viii give
lessons at the Summer boarding -houses
to women, so that rider can get the
money for the lessons and wheel
besides or course one must be toIer
ably good rider.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
cermanv's Igmbassador Presented.

WASHINGTON. june 25.-The now Ger.
man umbassador Baron Won Thielmann,
was presented TO Secretary Olney today
The meeting took place in the diplomatic
room az the state department. and was in
formal, being confined to a temporary rec
opnition of the new ambassador by Score
tary Olney pending the presentation Of his
credentials 20 President Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
AZ ExcltInr I,nnnMny.

A horse attached TO one OF the wagons
OF ths Capelle Hardware Company and
driven BY Eli Frazier took fright AZ Fifth
and Brooms streets yesterday afternoon
The terrih ID animal dashed down Broome
street to Fourth and then 10 Franklin
where the wagon upset and the drive,
was thrown cut and bsdly hurt deep
cash vas cut ia his head and he wat
BADLY bfuiEed
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
snrrenderea when SD GO Ready.

ia PLATA, Md, June 25-When the,
circuit court FOR Charles county met, Mrs
Belle Farrall surrendered to answer q
charge 81 poisoning her husband, Frcder
icl Earrall, Of Hughesgille. She did not
She didn't think the jail was healthy.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
saprer suspsnied.

NEw YngH, Juno Walter g. Sanger
OF Milwaukee and W y, Sims Of Washing
ton, two OF the most prominent Glass y
cyclists in America, were suspended from
the racing track Of the y. "a. W by Chair
man Gideon for 30 dnys from all races.
Walter Sanger is reported 60 have said that
he win Immediately join the professional
ranks
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Reward oa'ered For Nrurderers.

CHICAGO, June 25 The West Chicago
street Railroad company has offered a re
ward of $4,000 for the capture and convic.
tion of the murderers Of q, b Birch the
night receiver Of the road, who was killed
by robbers early Sunday morning.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

Women have won tho day and they
seem likely 70 hold II in Wyoming and
Colorado. for. as they poll about half the
votes, no man who wants an office dares
TO say anything against the women They
hang together, too, on all questions
upon which the sax Is supposed 20 be
interested
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

II you have backbone like jelly fsh,
DON'T for q moment think you can carve
out a fortune with printers ink-by
advertising Men who achieve success
BY advertising have vim, grit. sand
perseverance. hopefulnsss, backbone and
that sort Of thing from morning TO night
aud from night to morning.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Jerser Moonshlner sentenced.

TRENTON June 25-August Splidt
who was convicted in the United States
court last week of Illicit distilling in Hud.
son county, was sentenced by Judge Green
to pay s 600 fine and serve SIX months ia
Essex pcnitentiary