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Nhat lhe Mrr,I n,. l,ay IIaeA Nrller,


Another d fiiouliy which conf MS
tie hack writer Is tbs rate VI pay naG
toe time ~ payment. BIN thtsn vary
very pIeg,iy 10 UlIiu.uut, ab|iiNmuiLi.
The Hatptls pay more promptly tuhn
any other publishers, for tnry ray
u,sh ~ nll they buy und luy immtdi.
a,oly uron bcrepiaucc. Iuu ordinary
nafIei-iate TT hauk W it DO go OF
tnuussnd words Tor tue We ky, Blzui
aud Young People, aud $50 lor . tAou'
saud wofda Tor tbs mngtL.no. As tue
Harpefs buy more tia huy Olhef lirlh
vi publishers, they may be SAID to es.nL-
llsh the rate 90 payment by the
other periodicals. which rival their.
Butov0n hack wfit,fs, lot anything in-
v0lving much work or cKpuupr, receive
higher rates than $40 nnd go thou.
sand words from tho Harprrs. A
short story Of five thousand wUfda-A
most convenient lie gth-wiil Usually
lrlDg 500 from the Hgfpcrs, from tue
dciibnef,, or from the Century, The
Atlantic payh ltea, and 10 does Lippin-
cote, Ins Cosmopolitan appears 10
have no regular rats N prymrnti
either TOT articles or for fiction. The
Hsrpefs, az hsvo said, psy Tor co TIL.
buttons Instantly upOL hcceltanee' n
check from the Cnniuty company toll
lows quick upon tho beels Of the letter
rom tns editor tayiug that your con-
,tihuion is acceptable; the zane II true
~ to 5cfibn,t's anu to bipplncotps
and the LA1iss Home Journal. Nearly
III the others 10y On publication. a
hack writer would almost ne soon not
work ~ 10 write for n magazine con.
Quoted on such pflnclplcs.- Tho July
forum.
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In the Probate Court In and tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,
order 10 show cause Why order Of sale Of real
estate should not be made,
In the matter OF the estate Of John II. Rumsi.
deceased.
TUsIANE n. HACkMAN, THE ADMIN.
VI lstrAIor Of tho estate ~ John II. Rumul
deceased, haviag nled his petition herein. duly
verified, praying for an order OF sale Of al
the real estate 0t said iecedcnt, for the pur,
pOaea therein set form, 10 - thsroforo ordered
by the Judge OF tAid court. that all persons
Interested IN the estate OF said deceased
appear before the said Probate Court on
Wednesday, tho ord day Of July, isl3
~ 10 O'Clock In the forenoon 81 sad
day, NJ The court room Of SAID Probate
Court At the County Court nouss, m tue city
and county N sAlt Lake. Utah TeTntory, 10
show cause why m slrdeT shoul not he
granted 30 tho said administrator, 20 cell 80
much Of the real estate 81 tho SAID deceased At
ullic Or private sale a. shail he necessary,
and that copy ~ this order 10 puhlfhed al
least our successive weeks In the DgsEHEr
ENEhihu AHWs, a newspaper printed aud
published 10 SAD city ami county,
Dated June ltA, 1888
,, c. MCSALtI.
Probate Judge.
w.DpELL 4 ADAMS. attorneys Tor Gdniu.
isirstor
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NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ NlOct holders ~ the Utah slaughteripg
Co. thAt mere Nill bs meeting OF tho stoek
holders OF SAID company, At tie hour Of 7,iI
y. m, on tue rth day ~ July, lsgl, At the oiirs
Of SAID company, In salt Lake Cty, No 35s
ffst south hlfeot for tho puTposo OF ducreAa,
the number of directors and Tor yolinr upoS
an amendment TO the articles ~ incorporation
for mat purpose a full attendance Is re-,
quested.
Dated this 18th day " Juno, ls05,
JoHN II, WHITE, President
!. l. HkIWoOD, Secretary.
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NOTICE. 10 cREplToRs.
E,lAlo % Mary 0 Whllney. asee.,ea.

Estate OF Mary o. whitney. deceased,
NOTICE y nERkBY OWEN ny THE
~ undersguad, administrator OF the e
tate OF MarY e.. Whitney deceased, % the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims
HEAinI the SAID deceased, 60 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within "a % months
after the nTtf publication " THIS notice, 70 the
sAid admuiaiFatOr At bis once, b Main street,
salt Lake CITY, IN tho County " salt Lake,I
Dated May Nth, irih.
HORACE q. WHITLEY,
Administrator Of tho estate OF Mary q.
whitney, deceased.
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WASATCH HOTEL.

Tho stage for wR,Atoh, Little Cot
tonwOud, will commence 10 run
Wednesday, Ju0e 90, connecting with
III. Murray car whion leaves Salt Lake
CITY At 1856 .. IN. aud return At =. 10.
Extra stage will run Saturday nights,
leaving al 0 =. IN. Every aocommodh'
tion viii bu llUTdsd visitors NJ tie hotel.
Good fishing and hunting, AMI saddle
horses ut commend TOT ladies anu gen
llemon. BAuiEY Bros, ProIF.
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5oPday Spool aDd Primary.

Ton ,s--. boohs and sarSs ro.,.,,. -, \,
sAssei Ia addition " The prios, given, I, ,...,,.
H'ii' unls'' The pnes given ;, Zoe ''r..aspaisrI
Pfrst nook for oar Little prio,a.
the use II Sunday schools. i1e.
soeond Rock for our Lille pr,..o.
sunday school reader, 1o,.
Intermediate =. y. faHd.,,a5,.
Questions and Answer. on a.. lin
and mis-ion 81 she Prophet Ioscps
Smith, 10.
Hbfe question: and Answers. a., a..
usc u primary Associations, IS
ChiIdren's PRIMARY Hymn I,ooN. -.
copies postpaid. sc.
PRIMARY speaker, No. I, po.,pus. -
4, -
Tho MODEL ron Iooh, postpaid. Is.
Class Registers, pcr aoi., soa
PRIMARY Tuus Hook, ga
nsoh OF Mormon Catsehisun, po,tr,i,. n,
o. y. Union Byan nooh, each ma. -,
pAlA, 2se.
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The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
greeting ~ sarah A. Love, doiandanL
VOU AVE HEREBY REQUIRED 10
Il appear IN an action brought against you
~ the above named plaihNn IN the Distrirt
Courg Of the 1hird Judicial Dis.rct oi tho
Irriioty Of Titan. and " answer he com
plant nlci therein within ten days ,ctelusNe
~ tue Gay OF service after the service on you
Of tht .ummons=ii served within this ruuu.
", or, " served out Of tnis cOuuty, but IN this
district. within twoutg DAYS, olhcrwite within
forty dAys-oT isdgmCnt by default viii be
tsssn against you, according TO Ihc prayer Of
said complaint.
1his tAid action T. brought 10 ave iudg.
meut against said defendant IN sum OF S.lu,
with interest thereon from MAY ~, lsSl At oHe
per cent toT month, Tor 80 attorneys Tee, ani
cost OF suit; alleged 70 be dee on certain
Albert White. Nay ~, IVA ior il1J with ~
torcst from ds,e AZ one per cent per month,
same beng due Aud wholly unpaid, and being
secured ~ mougtgs Of cvcu date on prem
l.sa hereinafter deicui cd, executed hy
defendant 70 said Albert j. white, sNd note
and morsAse haNiuF been day hs'lg PED 10
plAinun who ~ nov tic pWaer and holder
thoTcof, 10 have the usual decree OF this court
for The foreclosure ~ tAid mortgage, AdludFng
that proceed Of sad sale 10 applied ~ pay
meut Of amounts due a. above, tbatdUtcudant
and all pers0Ga claiming undcr Ler be- barred
and f1ierlosed Of AL Claiin or equity ~ TO-
dcnpuOH 90 saii pTomisusI that plNuun have
q deficiency judgment Ayainst dcivnlaut. aud
A. follows, tusSitE an ~ lot -. block q a j
Whites south HAlt Lake, situated 100 tzit lake
county, Utah,
Audyo arc hereby nOtidcu that n you fal
to Appear aud Hnswcf tho said complaint 40
above required. tho said plaintn Will apuly "
the court tor TOE relief duu sndcd therein.
Witness, the Hon. samuel 4. Merritt, Judge,
aud the seal OF the District Iuurl %
tho IhiTd judicial nlstrct, in aud
lsIALl for the Territory o. Utah, this gtth
dEV " December, ln thc year ~ OUT
Lord one hOusani eight hundred
and niuetrsf four.
DAVID 4. DUNBAR, Clerk
lly GEO, n. LUOMts. D0puty ClsTA
John NJ. Cannon. AWoTs ey Tor plAiatif,
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No1lcr To gT0oKHoLpERs.
Morgan COLD Mining and Millng Company.
Principal q lrn ~ business SAT Lake tity,
ltuh Location OF mine, lardtcfabblc,
Canyon, Morgan County, Utah.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- a. meeting NJ the board Of diroc.
tors, held ON tuu IN day NJ June. 1859, an
AsscBsmont oi ono ODD cent Per sharo waH
payable 20 me treasurer, John II. tummOrk,
SECOND door IuIlv block, FAT Lake city,
Utah An' siocg upon which said hsHestment
snail rvmn u aupAId on the 2Nth day Of July
lala, shall De- Agl Nu declared delinquent and
advertised Tor sale HI public auction, and
unless payment "a made before will hu sold on
saturday, lhc.2l'u DAY Of august, 1888, to pay
the delinquent assortment together with coat
Of advertising aud expense OF sale, by order
OF tue board Of directors.
As FOWLER, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

VNHE nc HOLE PLACER MiSiNG CON
4 Ihnys q corpnratgni puhgipal place ~
buFness salt Lake City, Utsh Territory
houco.-Thcro are delinquent upon the fol
loving described stock, Oh recount Of assess
munt ON the first day Of April, isai. the several
smouuts sot opposite the namfs Of the re.
sportiye sharChol1e.f, ua foliovst
80. Ger Name No. Amount.
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Jno. Lutte, Of lie Roy, n. Y, says
al have been troubled with indigestion
and billousness for years. PsrhS I,s
has cured ma" For sails by +. J. HUI
& Co., and Neldon Judson Drug Go. 2
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2 FIVE-TON
WAGON SCALES
made by the Chicago Scale Coz
For Sale Cheap.
Inquire atThis Office.
NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the annual moours Of the stockholdcfs
0i The sampson MinirF COMPANY. VII De- held
Main street Iur sitrsj teit Lave ,lty. Utah,
1uesdaN. July s'fd, 1895 Tor the election oi
trustees and ur'ctr Cor tu current year. and
Tor such Diner business A. may come before
the meeting. Polls oIou between O'clOcs
a. M. ard O'Clock D. nj.
". %. sIitll. sc'rotar and treasurer
SAIL LAkU CIR, Utah, June y, ls93.
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GARFIELD nEArm ruAIss.
pu,o,iy. nay n. 1898.

pusuiiS- NAY n, 1898,
Leave Arrive Leave Arrive
SAT- LAte. GAtfs.l, GarGuli Falt Laga
$50 a.. M sstbS a. Ia. ~ ~ -. M, ! 10 q. m.
u.ty .. uL 1910 %. a.. o. 40 D. M. 'Auu -, 90.
500 D. m. 90 g. m. llu o. m, $50 % m.
6oO D. M. b.tU ., ~. 800 y. NJ. $50 y, m.
'Dsily except Sunday.
Music by Osrns orchestra every
afternoon and evening. Depot, ooT-
nor Fr,t South ana Fourth wes'.
Fare for round trim 90 crnt,. CITY
ticket ohic,, 20l Main street.
ID. Il. hurley,
Genl. At. Pass. Dept.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Tho brigham Young Memorial as,u-
citation acknowledge receipt OF tho
following contributions to assist In Iho
iuilding u the Pioneer monument
From Ovettou ward. d. George
Etakt.
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The People Of tho Terntory OF Utah send
To = 4. Hiatt. Thomas q. shsarmAn and sirs.
Elmira -heArman,h his vile, waiter y. Love
and Emma T. Lowe, ha wife, Gilbert J.
thamhorlain, aud Anuio " Chamberlain,
his wife, q ". y. Gunlih aud frisoilla 4.
Gnaith, his wife, Louis .. Parsons aud
Mfs Louis fArsoas, tue National nans
q the Rspubiio, corporation, u, 2. Col.
" Af htt =. g. Coils, ~ wife, and the
Metropolitan 1nyestmeut Company, cor
ppfati1n, Parker a uepuc, q CORPORATION,
sgAh d. Gibson. defendants,
Nuu AHE hEgEBi HLQJluap TO Az.
In. gsm "a So soYen n.ousnt stilni. Jyg 2
" The Third JadioiAl District u the IerriIory
~ ttahi aud 10 answer ihe complaint NED
herein within ten hyttoTciuiive Ut tho day u
s'fNicel After tue service % YOU of this
suHimont-rf served within this countv; or u
served Uut Of this county. but In this district
within twenty dAyaj otherwise Niini4 forty
dAys--cr judgment ~ default viii uc taken
against you, according 20 the prayer OF sad
COMPLIANT
ihis ssiJos Ia brough, to have iaiemen,
ngsiust defendant MAT, In tum of f4s,u, with
inIsteat AZ ven per cen'. per annum, from sep.
tombot "a. i,ji, Tor si4 taNes paid. So Aitof.
ncys' fees and coats u suit. alisrsi 10 D. . dus
defendant liiatt to piainua, Johnston. ~
gutfdisn % the estates o. John, andrew j.,
hlien Y, Margaret aud Ro,allne Gibs0n,
from date. .. tee per cent per Annum-sams
being duo and wholly unpaid save SO and
interest TO september ~. 1926 sAid John.
EIiuH y. and NaTgirut Gibinn, HAVING since
Ircnme NJ aHs, Aud uuv asugucd their inter
ssta In sgid nploa 90 pIaluuis, who are now VIE
owners hetcof sad notes bolus secured by a
mortgage Of even date on premises hereinafter
dss fiUad, executed ~ said Hiatt. 20 said
Johnston Ne guardian, TO have the usual de.
cree Of this court Tor the foreclosure u sad
mOfigago and anlo u said premises. adiulriug
that proceeds % such sale DO applied IN pay
ment OF amounts uue ~ above, shat doiund'
anti aud ali persons Claiming uudur them 30
barred and f6reciosed Of Al clam Or equity nf
redemption IN tiid ptemisCsi that piAiutias
have denUioucy judgment Agniun. defendant
Hiatt and for other roiOfi SAID premises arc
described ~ follows, to'Wlt Al - lot y,
block !, I've scTa Plat A, nlT Yield survey,
situate In salt LaHc County, utah Territory
And you are hereby nuunCd that u you faN
On appear and answer The said complaint ~
above required, the 6aid plaintiff will apply to
TIE Court Tor the Iclitf demanded tneruiu.
witness the Hen. tamucl A. Merritt Jnig1t
aud the sea Of tho district cuurt u
the THIRD Judicial District, IN and
SEAL for tho Territory ot Utah this sth
day of.fobruAry, In tho year u our
Lord ons thousand eight hundred
and uincty-five.
DAVID q. DUNLAP, CLERK.
Nv GEORGE u. Looms. Deputy CicrE
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We guarantees every bottle oi Patkp
Cough SyTup. For sale by Il. J hill
& Co., and Neldsn Judson Drug 20.
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RETTUB.

Rect Null,r - osntl pound, SIX :oF
81 90 at Bstns,.HaTdy Go.
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i,hed by good rehearsal Of "Ihe
Summer" by the Castle Valley choir.
BRUTUs
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SIMMONS

In the District Court in ahd Tor tho Thrd
Judicial Distfitt u Ulhh Iorutory,
County Uf salt Lskc
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SUMMONS

In the District Court 30 md Tor the Third
Judicial District ~ Utah Territory, County
uf ealt Lake
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buy hll your drugs and medicines
al old rsliabls Godbs Pitts Drug Store.
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nOrs. by james Johnstoa. their general
guardian, plaintiffs,
Va
4. n, Hiatt, Thomas q Shcarman aud Mr..
ElmIra 7hsArmhu,hia wife walter ~. Love
aud imma Z. Lowe, BIZ VIE, Diihcrt l..
Chamberlain Aud AnntU ". Chamberlain,
his wife, q. ". b.. Grinith and frisCilN \.
Griflth. he wife, Louis b. Parsons ami
Mrs Louis " Parsons, the sauouA Bank
OF the kepuOllc,a corporation, !. g. Col.
and Nfs. H.. G.. Coils bis wife, and the
hditopOiiian Investment Company, Vt.
p0ratun, Pafkor a Depue, a corporation,
eatah u. Gibson. defendants
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Noble WomeQ's QvQs s0rIVS

Lyu,a knights History, an intsrn'ans
Volume, uriitan in an attractive aud pi'salH9
style, nc.
nsroinsa of "MOFInondOm," inisrusara
sistoha. Of .osaan Who hAVs BsOSsa sAaD
save vussa.y q hanGE. a.
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BY l. l. AuCUEu, Deputy Marshal
dated June nth, 1897.
A h, sawyer, attorney for plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court 10 and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
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they have almost been successful
Thomas DRYDEN Is the only man who
ever secured RS liberty, and he was aft
erwarls captured. only 70 De sent 20 Nslla
EaEla. where he was later snot 20 death
while attempting 70 escape
Ahcut three ysa-S ago the steel cage
was 50 crowded that Il became necessary
% remove several Of The bad men 20 the
south corridor. which contains only an
inn age Among those removed were
PAX Kinify and Frank MOBILES. who had
been convicted OF counterfeislng and SEN
fenced 70 long terms in the pen; also
Re-fdv Riley who had been sent Up for
smuggling. This trio, after they had been
IN The iron cage for few days co-acia1-
- 20 escaCs. and n a very snort time
they had forced open one end OF The cage
and were out IN ghe passage way. " hen
the night taller entered In the morning 20
feei the prisoners these three concealed
themselves on one side Of the cage and
whifa he was on he other made a rllsa
for the door. which had been LETT open n
or2e- that The trusty could bring IN the
food. After they had passed out % the
alters Office they became hswildered ard
az first could not ind the door lead
ing 70 the street. When they di1 find IL
the door would not open. and. eaGesvor-
ing % md another avenue OF escape, they
rushed out into me kitchen q the Jail.
The cook saw hem and summoned ne
taller who rushed IL. drew MS revolver
and compelled them 10 surrender.
In July. ISL. Joe johnson. a convict now
doing six years in the penitentary for
robbery and assault. and who Is well
known 20 the police as he man who took
a shot a. Detective Ed Cudihee. was con-
nned IN the iron cage. he managed %
saw himself out and when Jaiier Mon
roe entered pounced upon him from the
rear Monroe shook him OF. and then
Johnson made grab for Monroe hip
pocket IN the hope OF securing MS revolt
YER. II CHANGED that Monroe did not have
IL with him. and when Johnson discoy-
erred that ne darted past the taller and
tried 90 make his escape. Monroe gave
chase. stopping for a moment IN the Of
fee 10 secure his gun. lie encountered
johnson outside and after a little trouble
made him a prisoner. When Johnson was
placed IN irons and thrown in the dark
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who knows what he is doing can accom-
plish considerable without his fellow cosl-
viCts ever discovering what he IS doing
Tom Blanck demonstrated that fact when
he made the gun which caused the night
laNer 20 surrender. Bianck Rad no tools
passed into him. but with the aid OF
steel shank which he took from the sole
OF one OF his shoes. some glass from a
broken bottle and a wire from a broom
stick. which he heated by means OF a gas
jet near his cell. he put together gun
which was SO good counterfeit that Jailer
Yerbury. who was held up by It. stu in
sists that II was the real thing. II IL be-
lieved tfsat no other convict in the steel
cage had any idea that Blanck was max
ing the gun. He worked al T. while others
slept. and the success which accompanied
his Jail break can be Credit to his failure
10 let any OF his fellow convlcts know
what he was doing. There are stools
IN every gang OF conviCts. who WIN always
tip the 5ailer the moment they discover
that there is weapon in the possession
OF any convict or that \ move is on foot
to break jail. Consequently conyicts with
jail-breakiug incl.nations follow the adage
that silence is golden" and never take
any one into their confidence when they
are figuring on an attempt 10 escape
Blanck knew that KnowIton had "stool-
ed and ne was also aware OF the fact
that there were others IN the cage who
were after pardOns. new trials or light
sentences. and would be only TOO glad OF
an opportunity 20 whisper In the tailer's
ear that Tom Blanck has a gun"
II Is an old trick OF convicts when they
can get hold or tin FOIL, which sometimes
comes 70 them around tobacco. to make a
small ball OF &. keeping adding piece
as often as they get one. hammer Il IN
Ill Il becomes as hard as bullet and as
big as an egg, and then use Il as a weap-
on with which 10 assault the jaiier This
trick doesn't work very well however.
f0r the reason thar the jailers nowadays
are watching for II and remove the TN
foil from the tobacco before passing II in
10 the conyiCts-
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DEFENDANTS counsel having been in the
first case. knew tire weak points OF the
state and az the same tiTse could n-olt
by their swn errors 81 the first trial
Letting Prisoners Accumulate.
X Is the custom % the she-tTs Office 70
wait Until there = hatch o. criminals 81
hand for Wana WaIIa before making the
trip. owing 70 ne fast that the cost OF
taking ore prisoner 70 ths penIfsn12ry AZ
= tine * much greater than the cost Of
keeping him IN the county Jail After the
supreme court has affirmed the decision n
q criminal case the defendant has thirty
days IN which 20 ask for 4 rehear1ng- and
il ne does not do 50 the renitItEr IS sent
down and the judgment Of The superior
court Is supposed 10 be executed In wait
ing for a hatch Of peaiJenriary prisoners
tEze Jail IS huFdsued with the presence OF
prisoners who should be IN WaIla Nalla-
but the county officers say that Il would
ts A foolish expenditure OF money 70 take
a single prisoner over. The reEnittitur IN
the case Of Bsrznan. the rape 1end SEN
fenced % ten years in the penItentiaryi
came down from the supreme court on
January u. but he : stin in the county
Jail ard viii remain there until there are
some more Of his kind ready for Walia
WaIia
steps in the Wrong Direction.
The legislature OF 1S3 passed .wo laws
which were supposed 10 De n the inter-
est Of Justice. bat which in reality Ia
yored the criminal The one allows a
cOnyicte1 criminal one year in which 10
give notice Of appeal 70 the supreme
court The criminal Is also given thirty
days from the date % giving the notice
OF appeal Ia which 20 file the statement
OF facts, and that time can be extended
sixty days more provided good show
lag Is made. once the statement Of facts
IL filed. the defense - allowed under the
law thirty days in which 20 Tile It's brief
and the state has thirty days n which 20
answer In the Murphy case the counsel
for the defendant waited eleven months
and tWenty-nine days before appealing
Another laW passed by the legislature
OF lss3 provided FOR a second appeal. Civ
Ing a criminal the right 10 appeal a sec
ond time IN case his frst appeal does not
come before the supreme court on its
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The Man Who Breaks Prison.


The road taken ny Thenariier remains
almost iuexplicahle. Had he iilumined
by thar frigntful thirst for liberty which
changes preciptces into meats. iron bars
into reeds. a cripple into an athletic. a
go,Ity patient into bird. stupidity into
instinct. instinct into intellect. and intel
lect into genius, invented ard tFnprovised
third mode OF escape? No one ever
knew.
L Is not always possible TO explain the
marVels % an escape. The man who
breaks prison Is Inspired. there IL flash
In The mysterious light OF the flight The
effort made for deliverance IS no less sur
prise TAan Fhe soaring toward the sub
lime, and people say Of an escaped rob
Der. How dtd he manage 10 scale that
roof" IN the same way as they say *
Corne'le Where ala he find his gun
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