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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07
A Week in Colbert Co., Alabama.

IUscuMuIA, January ~, 1880.
EdiiOr Dss,rCt Nous
We read with pleasure the oorrespou-
denoe from the Elders 10 different
mlssious ~ We receive the NEWS from
week 20 week. The North Alabama
conferences has not Enid anything
through the paper lately, but we be-
lieye the ElIom IN this COZ renee
uTe working us hard re- in any other,
and are Rt least sowing muuh seeu.
We thought lew item f'Jm COLDER.
county might DO interesting so we
give some OF our experience during tte
past week.
Monday, January ~ we If Mr. y.
J. karg, who had kindly cuter.uiueI
IA over night, about a.mp and walked
from Sheffield 10 Iusuumbiu, Two
miles, where we made inquiry TOT Ir
postoillce first thug, received 2IOuuuts,
then called on the mayor lMr Wiley J.
made our business known no nim, and
were Informed by him That DO knew
nothing In the city ordinances that
would prevent us from yiailing from
house ~ house aud distributing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

In the cAso Of CharlrB n. Taylor W
A. q. Anderson ell III, tno defendant
was given till February Sth TO plcil.
Gru. G.. BuTlelB VI Annie Peter
Brain otRl, Statement Ou motion Tor
a now trial was scttltd in this case.
The case OF George H. Rrlz ct I'll vs.
q. +. Nelson was then lrei before %
jury. Attorney r.. h.. Barker Tor thu
plaiuuG; Attorney Frank Hoffman Tor
The defendant Ihe Defendant having
admitted tho assignment of pluinul's
Interests 20 Morrison, Merrill a. Co..
the latter arm was substituted uH
IAt,ies plalrtl1. ltisheuit TO recover
D. small balance of account on q CIu-
tract flr the lu'liiu2 OF houf,. 10
comes here on appeal f,lm "a lu,tlcg's
uOuft.
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Ny vision ha, bfou wonderfully Improved
br INr E'HH.H iuf uU ru.ImHHIIu prescribed.
luIplkh ih.u ihn world lHHah U.rlrur and
moro distinct IHan formerly, WliIH IIg u.Ua.
WuIa ihay arc v,rH rrfUs. tn Wr gyua
GIuaDE HElNuLuH.
Secretary OF hg i'TaHdonag Mormon Church.
never wore F8HFHa before that have FIgou
GO sugu pguen. btisf-.lgu Ga those uuuI By
br suUlu crIluts
THOMAS WulNrug.
Grocery department q. e.. AZ. Z.
had my cTui tested by uyn .rOfcH HI0HaI
nUUuINUH UrFnUut 90 securing IUu service Il
Uu. rholmvrlWy. who has given mnuf tlr thu
n..i corr. aou of mrgrlge. uyya'Hu hayo
joins NICHOLSON
Q htyo boon wearing rlasaps for g. years and
hHFu considered myself VOL suited with HUY
oral uur. U1t nave uCrsr hal mF ryas 90
B. 3d. ruHiwgrilUr, who tsa nigGI ne g.assrt
tuat Bloc gyru HtaH, comfort HHI mpTub
N..p1, ~ affords mu pleasure .H maa1 gna
e.. C.UlWATEn.
supl machinery. sale Lake Temple.
WHAT HOS. H. GrAUY.
Tho hIf0r1p oN Consruasman. author of the
lhnr.r exclusion Art says of thl doctora
ability.
am wearing r'aues f1r both far and near
vision. Niiuu uE UU. -Uu.mUrI|uH. The" arc
perfect aud . recommend um Co an whose
cyub need attention.
Tuos, j. GEAEY,
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Tie Jordan Dam suit.

Tie Jordan Dam suit.
The case OF salt Lake CITY ct al W.
Jos. n. CollAugc, nov before lhr First
district court DO expected % last sey-
ersl dnyH. Hwttriny aud today the
plaintiffs Intro uCGl testlmuuy 90 show
tnut they had complied with the tormF
ui the contract, Crtsgud into in 1894
with Utah county people owning
Ianu ON the east shores OF Utgn lake.
All the laud owners whose farms aUut
ON the east side % tho lake are made
defendants. Plaintiff, Ia addition 20
asAiuy Tor q decree % permanently
establish a low water mack, o. mem
ti0uoi 90 yesterday NEWS, also ask
Tor perpetual 90 ia. elton against
tno PLAINTIFF, iliulnR them from
bringing suite o., damages lgainut
plaintiffs tlr uyr.uuu OF hEu waller on
duiUuJgupF lauJH under the claim that
plaintiffs have violated the contract
There are euits amounting 90 about
Sji Oln now planted ggains. tho plaiu-
tius, in the present case, by the dc.
UniauIs, based on such damage.
OTHER UuslEE8s.
Ella Fowler .fL.uI, vss granted o.
divorce from Leonard w. Fowler lH
whom shu WINS married about three
years ago. tnuuI was awarded 90,
custody OF one minor child, sl6 s
month alimony, costs VI court anu Sgi
ailurury's ters
Eva n. EEgorl8on W. Marilla NJ.
DAuicis vl ~; decree uB prayed ~.
RE case Wa Drought 60 quiet t.u @.
Provo real ~ ate In which tho hons Of
lhe late WIN. ililIer had gu equity.
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Notice Co oar Patrons
on nm after sunday, February 10,
roun tr'l tickets 20 Bucks H1'
s.rInsa, i.Cluciug bath, VIII bt:
a fulp, 80 cent?; children, 70 csuia
GREAT SALT LAi,r s. Hon 0pRiNu8
RAILWAY HuMuANY,
EIMJN uANuTUstH
G.uyrll Manager.
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STOCKS ASD HAuiGErs.


CHICAGO ulUIEr
chicago, close. Fob. 7,
Mhcat-Fob, bOfl May,f5
Nuru-lru., lah May. i.4s
uAts-t eu,, isaA, May Hi a4,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

Parss' Tea cIoar. the sEiu. For sale
bv H.. lINI s. CO., and Nelicu Jul.
ION Dug Go,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

Tho case Of Nellie Davis, charged
with abduotinR Elith IiarruuB, OF
Lahi, reached tue Jury ABOUT O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Eud after short
consultation they returned u verdict %
guilty, February 2Dlh was srt $50 tho
time tur laH'iug sentence, aud the do.
loudaIt was femauded to tLo custody
Of the United States mArsHai IA the
meaLtlmo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

THOMAS ''ulNIYuE.
.rocgr department ~ q. M. 4.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03
pERsONAL AND polIrIcAl

JAMES BUM, chief of the Shinnc-
cock Indians, died at Southampton,
l.. l., aged 50 years.
Mrs. IsABEr McKEEHAN, of Washing
ton county, Tenn, died at the age of
liz years.
WILLIAM WILLIS, the presidents
coachman, died in Washington of par
alysis, aged As years. Mr.. Willis had
been driver for all the presidents that
have occupied the white house for the
last twelve years.
REV. DIR. EDWARD BEECHER, brother
of Henry Ward Beecher, and the old
est of the surviving children of Lyman
Beecher, died at his home in Brooklyn,
aged 92 years.
ANDREW FRANKLIN, 105 years old,
died at Burlington, Kan.
JUDGE GEORGE f. BIANKE, of the su.
perior court, died suddenly at his home
in Chicago of heart disease.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03
LATER.

AT West Superior, Wis, on the 30th
ult., the keystone National bank was
taken charge of by c. II. Brush, ma
tional bank examiner. The heavy drain
OF the last two months had caused de-
posits to decrease from S2S0,OOO to
1927, 747. The bank claims its assets are
S271, 900 and liabilities S259,747.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch says that
Turkey has decided to accept in their
entirety the Armenian reforms de-
manded by the powers. The accept
ance of these reforms is primarily due
to the pressure brought to bear on the
government by Great Britain.
AT Buffalo. n. Y, on the 30th ult., a
sachel belonging to Mrs. Mary McMil-
Ian, alias Mrs. Mack, was found con-
tanning $4,000 counterfeit postage
stamps. United States secret service
detectives had been engaged in the
search for two months.
THE Merchants Bar Iron association,
composed of representatives of twenty
two firms west of Pittsburg, met at
Detroit, Mich, on the 30th ult. and
held secret session. 1t was agreed
that some arrangement should be made
for increasing the price of bar iron.
Accordingly the price was advanced 50
per ton. The action will go into i'm
mediate effect.
THE tailors' strike at New York is
apparently nearing an end. On the
S0th nit. more than sixty contractors
signed the new agreement, abolishing
the piece work system and in its place
creating a weekly scale of wages.
Nearly 1000 tailors resumed work on
the 31st
On the 30th ult. the 800 employees of
the wooden mills of j. II. Lees and II.
c. Jones & Co., at Norristown, Pa,
were notified of a 10 per cent advance
in wages, to take effect August 5.
AT Queenstown it has been ascer-
tanned that twelve persons lost their
lives by the destruction by fire of the
Manx lugger Zenith, which was lost
recently near Baltimore, on the Irish
coast.
On the 3Oth ult. the Pittsburg &
Youghiogheny Gas and Coal Company
posted notices at it's mines that after
August it would pay the siXty-four
cents ton rate demanded by the min
ers in the Pittsburg district.
SIMON WoRMsER, 20 years old, a mem
Der of the firm of Wormser Bros,
oaakers, at New York City, was found
dead on the door step of his residence
in that city on the night of the SOth ult
THE Maryland Steel Company at Bal
timore, has decided to increase the
wages of its 700 employees 10 per cent,
to take effect Immediately.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

THAT relic of the medieval ages, haz-
ing, has received an abrupt check at
West Point in the punishment handed
out to member of the third class,
who had abused the authority given
him by custom over student of a low
err grade. The third class barbarian
has by an order from the officers of the
academy lost all privileges of upper
elassmen by being assigned to camp
duty this year and next Moreover, he
is required TO walk extra guard hours
each camp day and every Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons during the
winter.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03
FOREIGN.

VIOLENT hurricane swept the coast
of Japan, during which many vessels
were wrecked and their crews
! drowned.
The United States cruiser Colum bia
sailed from Southampton for New
York on her speed test across the At
lantic.
EARL GALE, aged 10; Clifford Nc
Donald, aged 0, aud William Rodgers,
aged 8, were drowned in the Thames
river at Chatham, Ont.
| a TRAIN crowded with pilgrims re-
turning from the shrine of St Dauray,
France, was wrecked near st. Bricuo
and twelve persons were killed and
twenty-five injured.
EDDIE BRoPHY, aged 13; Walter Bro
ply, 10, and Alex. Brophy, % Cbroth-
ers), and the l3-year-old son of Rev. w.
Winfield, were drowned in lake at
Ottawa, Ont, by the capsizing of
boat.
GREAT mass-meeting was held at
Rio Janeiro to protest against the
action of England in taking possession
of the island of Trinidad.
LONDON advices say that with all the
constituencies save two heard from the
new house will consist of 323 conserva-
tives, 20 liberal-unionists 164 liberals,
65 anti-Parnellites and 10 Parnellites.
A TRAIN bearing 400 Japanese sol
diers was thrown into the sea by an
accident near Kobe and fourteen SOL
diers were drowned.
SINCE the outbreak of cholera in
Japan 5000 persons have been attacked
with the disease and over 1000 persons
have died
THE lugger Zenith was burned off
Queenstown and in the panic which
ensued nine seamen were drowned.
CAPT GEN. DE CAMPos pardoned all
the political and war prisoners in Cuba
and ordered them to be set at liberty.
RECENT discoveries show that the
Honduras treasury was robbed of 81
500, 900 during President Bogran's ad-
ministration.
THE next expedition to find the north
pole is to be by balloons The project
was gravely discussed by the geograph-
ical congress in London.
ADvIcEs from the negro colony at
Mapimi, Mexico, indicated that tha
negroes were on the point of starva-
tion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

THE Puget sound region of Washing
ION is preparing to enter into active
competition with Southern Califor-
mia in supplying the east with fruit.
Successful experiments We're made in
shipping strawberries to eastern mar
kets early this season. Recently
several trial shipments of cherries
were made, and plums and prunes are
to be sent later. Some kind of super
iority over the southern grown fruit
seems to be claimed in the announce
ment of the new productions as ''Pu-
get sound unirrigated fruit"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

AT Delphi a colossal headless statue
of Athene in porous stone was discov-
cred recently, bearing traces of poly
chrome coloring. Fragments of an
archaic group in marble, representing
a lion tearing bull to pieces, were
also found. OF the reliefs that adorn-
ed the scene of the ancient theater,
representing the labors of Hercules, SO
far the shooting of the Stamphalian
birds, the struggle with Antaeus, the
contest with the sea monster to deliver
Hermoine and a part of the battle with
the Centaurs have been recovered.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

THE Union national bank OF Denver,
Col, closed its doors with liabilities Of
100000.
A cLounBURsr did great damage at
Central City, Col, and at Blackhawk,
and for an hour the streets were roar
ing torrents,
CuAuNcEY, aged II years, and Henry
Brais, aged s years, sons of Joseph
Bras, were drowned at Providence, r. /.
BURGLARS robbed and probably fa-
tally wounded Abraham Lutz and his
wife near Massillon. Q.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

A NEW YORK food reformer insists
that the human body needs bone sup
ply as food just as much as does cer-
tain kind of vegetation. He holds that
under the existing regimen, the bones
of the human frame are not properly
supplied with the chemical elements
needed to keep them in sound and vig-
orous condition, and that these ele-
ments can most easily be obtained by
consuming the powdered bones of ami
mails ordinarily used for food.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

DR.. ANNA w. WILLIAMS, of the bac-
THEOLOGICAL department of the New
York board of health, has recently had
her attention called to the danger Of
the transmission of disease through
the common use of slate pencils in pub
lie schools, and has acknowledged the
possibility if not the probability Of
such transmission, particularly of such
contagious diseases as diphtheria. 1t
is stated that DIR. Williams secured
diphtheria germs from patients in a
hospital on the tips of slate pencil1.
which germs after cultivation were
used TO innoculate guinea pigs, which
died in two to five days
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

ONE of the vegetable marvels for
July is the fraxinella, an old fashioned
towering plant, native in southern Eu-
rope and Asia, and much cultivated in
the gardens of our grandmothers. The
plant has snowy. flowers, white red
and rosy, and an odor that belongs to
the leaves as we'll as the blossoms.
The plant, ii. visited at night with a
lighted match, is suddenly envelopcd
with blue flames.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

THE International Mining and In
dustrial exhibition which was to be
held in Denver next summer, and
which had been widely advertised, has
been abandoned. The reason given by
the committee is lack of public spirit.
One citizen gave $4,000, and about
$780, 600 was to have been appropriated
by the city and county, but the Denver
people did not back up the project
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

AFTER August any Michigan girls
uI.der is years of age wanting to get
married will have to get the written
consent of her pat tents, or have her in
tended husband get it for her. a new
law going into effect on tat date re-
quires that such a document be filed
with the county clerk before the mar
riage license may be issued.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

Two dozen officers of every grade,
from colonel down to sergeant, and
representing every branch of service in
the German army, have just left Ber-
lin for Valparaiso. Their services
have been lent to the Chilian govern
ment by Emperor William for the
purpose of reorganizing the Chilian
army. They are to remain in South
America for a term of three years.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

RECENT natural gas eXplos ions havo
alarmed certain members of the Chca-
go school board, and caused the contin-
uance of fuel gas in the public schools
to be regarded with disfavor. Chief
Engineer Waters filed report with
the board of education committee on
grounds and buildings recommending
that the use of fuel gas be abandoned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

NEW society, which has for one of
its cardinal principles the belief in the
possession by animals of a soul and in
the immortality of that soul and its ac-
tivity in future state, is being organ
lied in Baltimore for the protection of
animals from cruelty and i'll treatment.
1t is to be called the Henry Bergh So
ciety. The organizers are women, but
botn sexes will be eligible to member
shin.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

WITHIN the past year the water in
Lake Ontario has fallen fully twenty
four inches. This fall in the lake
nearly conforms to the amount of rain
fall of which the country is shy since
January |, 1894.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03
Killed In a Saloon right.

osKALoosA, Ia, July 80. = Sunday
evening Mute Jones (colored), Kirkman
White and two Others went into an
outside saloon east of town and started
row with the proprietor, man
named Echlin. In the fight that fol-
lowed Jones was killed, Kirkman
wounded and Echlin shot himself
through the right foot. He gave him
self up.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03

THAT the English are nation Of
mest-eatcrs is shown by statistics.
Those of 1Ss2-s4 prove that the con-
sumption of meat per capita in Eng
tand was los pounds. In 1s91-93 this
consumption had increased to 11o
mounds
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03
TWENTY THOUSAND IDLE.
New York. Brooklyn and Newark Broth
erhood Tailors ON Strike.

erhood Tailors ON Strike.
New YORK, July 30.-About 10000
members of the Brotherhood of Tail
ors were on strike Monday in the cities
of New York, Brooklyn and Newark.
There has been no disorder in connec-
ton with the strike. A monster mass
meeting will be held at Cooper Union
Tuesday evening. 1t is exected that,
among others, Samuel Gompers will
address the meeting.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-08-03
Homeward Bound.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 3O.-The Cornell
crew, which contested in the races of
the Henley regatta, sailed for New
York on the steamer st. Louis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17

6yeques des Etats Unis, il = est
dit expsicitement que lie st Pere
juge bon ct convenable que cha
que nation soft desservie par DIES
pTetres de ga nationallt6.
lie st Pore lui-meme q envoy6
en- ce pays des pretres italiens
pour desservir les colonies italien
mes, en- vertu de ce principe que
rmnyre des pretres nationaux est
toujours beauooup plus fruotueuse.
Dams une recente encyclique
aux 6yeques des Indies Orientales,
LEON XIII appuie tout %particnlie-
rement sur CO point, ct il declare
que la conservation de la fol Ca
tholique restera pr6oaire dams ! 9
Indies, ct So propagation incer-
tame, ) aussi longtemps gull ny
aura pas un clerge recrut6 parmi
les indigenes.
O. qui est n%6oessaire pour les
Italiens ct les Indous Fest aussi
pour les Oanaaiens.
C'est popinion dun Oanadlen
en- vue de Danielsonville qui soc.
cupe achievement de cette afaire 81
qu1 Went de publier dams l"Esp6-
rance" de Central Falls, Rhode
Island, une correspondence sign6e
DIVIDE dams laquelle nous avons
pulse une foule de renselgnements
a CO sujet.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17

dune quantit6 considerable de
timbres c~ontrefaits aux Etats- Unie.
Howard q etc incare6r6 en- at
tendant l'arriv6e de t6moins d'A-
m6rique.
PARIs,-En 1892, un menuisie1
beige nomm6 Horgnies 6tait con-
damn6 q mort par la cour d'assises
du Hainaut pour avoir assassin6
IN sieur Moutier, de Haine-Saint.
Pierre.
L'ancienne servante de la vlcti-
me Went, q son lit de mort, de se
reconnattre, en- presence de t6
moins, coupable du meurtre qu'el-
le a declare avolr accompli a Tins
tiga:ion de la femme Moutier.
LIE parquet de Mons a etc i'm
m6diatement pr6venu. La decou-
verte de cette erreur judioiaire
produit dams tout le pays une SEN
sation 6norme.
Michel Athanase, IN vieux
savage venant de Caoouna ct ha-
bitant Sherbrooke depuis I'm ali,
Went de MOURN peu de temps
apres s'etre mis- au lit. Son 6pouse
dit qu'apres avoir bnch6 une oorde
ct demie de bols jeudi, dams sa
journ6e, il prit son soupar cor me
d'habitude. puts r6cita le chapelet
avec ga vieille at se coucha, sans
SO plaindre d'aucun malaise; quel-
que temps apres il expira. LIE co.
roner Pelletier q constat6 que le
d6funt 6tait mort d'6puisement &C.
neral. LIE d6funt 6tait bien connu
on cette vile CONNIE fabricant de
paniers q Outrage tres 6l6gants.
II await 6t6 I'm homme remarqua-
bic dams so tribu ct y await occup6
la position de sous-chef. Il await
aussl servi dams l'arm6e am6ri-
came ct az moment de SO mort
des d6marches pour obtenir
une pension du gouvernement
AMERICAN. lie yieux savage etait
tres pauvre ct la vile de Sher-
brooke devra pourvoir ! Sos fun6-
rallies.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17

Je lui dit: ooh! non monsieur ellie
est plus prospere que jamals.
Vois-tu maintenant nous n'avons
que des hommes s6rieux ct. SINCE
res"
Je vous avoue sincerement que
cette remarque ma fait NAL au
ceeur de. voir gull y a parmi nous
de semblables etres qui oherchent
touiours 4 d6truire les bellies ct
mobiles institutions. Mails ne Graf
gnons pas, Dieu aide ct b6nit tou-
tes les bonnes oeuvres ct aussi
sous la direction, 6clair6e de nos
officers, nous marcherons de pro.
gres en- progress.
On FORESTER.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17

ST vous voulez SAVIOR les non.
velles, lisez PEoHo DE- L'OUEsT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-05-17
Femme MaIicieuse
PORTE UNE FAUssE ACCUSATION CON
TIRE UN PRETRE.

BosToN-La file Brouthers qui
a fat arreter le R6vd Francis }.
Butler sous raccusation d'etre lie
p4re de son enfant q 6t6 arret6e q
son tour pour r6pondre q l'accusa-
ton de chantage.
Pendant le process HER q Brigh
ton, ravocat de la defense a de
mand6 q la file Brouthers de lui
dire lequel ldes deux pretres qu'
se trouvaient dams la sale d'au-
dience 6tait le Raw Butler. Lac
ousatrice h6sita pendant quelque
temps, puts montrant du doigt IN
des pretres, ellie dit: LIE voicl!
Et c'6tait faux: o. n'6tait pas le
R6vd Butler.
IL 6talt evident que cette file
ne oonnaissalt meme pas le pretre
contre lequel ellie swat porte une
81 grave accusation.
II fut prouv6 que cette file
iouissait dune fort mauvaise re-
|putation, qu'elle await e~ntretenu
des relations coupables aveo plu-
sieurs hommes ct qu'elle await
voulu extorqner do l'argent an
R6vd Butter en- le menacant de
poursuites ct meme en- le faisant
arreter.
LIE JUICE, indign6, fit arreter oette
file at ses completes qul r6pon-
dront q l'accusation de chantage
ct de par ure.