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The Delta independent., 1895-10-02

In renominating Frank Curtiss, Of
Paonia, for commissioner in the End dis.
trict the Republicans have done we'll.
He has demonstrated his ability to
handle the affairs of that Office, and will
certainly be re elected,
The Delta independent., 1895-10-02
For Sale.

Is head high grade Holstein Freesean
milk cows. Several fresh cows. Can be
seen at the ranch OF Henry Kohler on
Surface creek. For prices apply to
James Heard, Cedaredge, Colo. 3itf.
The Delta independent., 1895-10-02

For treasurer the Republicans made
no mistake in selecting N. H. Castle, Of
Eckert. He is engaged in the mercan-
tile business, is good accountant and
exceedingly popular with those who
know him best,
The Delta independent., 1895-10-02

Opening of school, Dist. No. (,
The patrons of School Dist. No. 4, will
take notice that the school will open for
the winter term on Monday, October Z.
34p35 A. B. TwINING, Sec'y.
The Delta independent., 1895-10-02

Three miles from town, contains 1GS
acres with permanent water right in an
independent ditch and is well improved.
Inquire ut this office,
The Delta independent., 1895-10-02

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Clerk and Recorder,
GEORGE CONKLIN.
For County Sheriff,
CLARENCE E. MOWER.
For County Treasurer.
NEWTON H. CASTLE.
For County Assessor,
THEO. ROEBER.
For County Superintendent OF Schools
MISS ELLA NEW.
For County Judge.
MILTON R. WEIGH.
For County Surveyor,
J. A. CURTIS.
For County Coroner,
A. II. STOCKHAM.
County Commissioner, Dist. No. l,
H. o. BEAR.
County Commissioner. Dist. No. 3,
FRANK CURTISS.
The Delta independent., 1895-10-02

nicott. Harry Bull.
Paonia-Justices, L. D. Wilmot, J. NJ
Underwood; constables, Frank Decker,
Geo. w. Wade.
The Delta independent., 1895-10-02
Yarn for Aale.

Girl for light housework. Enquire Al
this office.
The Delta independent., 1895-10-02

WANTED-Girl to do work in family
Of three. No washing or bread making
Apply at this Office.
The Delta independent., 1895-10-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Bailey wants oats and potatoes on &C.
count.
The Delta independent., 1895-10-02
Wanted.

Any kind you want at Harry Wilson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21
THE RECElyEGSHlP CASE.
judge Merritt will be asked 10 Change
His Urdor and Make Lgau
Sole Receiver.

The American Loan and Trust COM
pany He'd motion In the Third
district court late yesterday for n
modification OF the order made by
Judge Merritt In the Snort Line case.
The motion WAS set for hearing by
Judge heTrflt on Tuesday next. John
A. Marshall, tor the Trust company,
signiiied u Willingness to submit the
matter without argument, but Farley
l.. Williams, representing the Union
Pacific receivers, declined u waive
Argument, until he had consulted his
clients.
Tho notice OF motion states that the
court will 10 asked " change the order
last0 grant all That tue Trust c1m.
pany asked for orlgnally-the appoint
msnt ui John NJ. Egan NJ sole receiver,
with power 10 issue receivers certiii-
Gates fOT interest, ANA 10 take possession
Of tue ayBtom withou, paying the In.
tetost due on the Utah Southern aud
U ah Southern Exleu,iOu bond.
Tue following IL tue notice served by
Bennslt, Marshall * Bradley, on Op.
pONng counsel, Farley l., Williams
and Ls Grand Young:
"Y II are notified that on Tuesday,
June 20, 1895 at 10 O'Clock n. m. oi tuat
day, or ~ soon inoteaitur AZ counsel
| can be heard, .nd ~ tbs courtroom OF
The court In The D0Oly block, salt Liku
City, U.ah, the American Loan 4
rrus. company, trustee, viii move the
court tor IN order settling aside the
urIer, aud modifying tho order mace
Ia mo foregoing entitled actions on
June 10, 1866, Ia tue following respects,
Wat
"First-Settlng aside the JOINT re-
cslyefship, aua all the prOvlslOus
rsspsutit K same, aud providing Tor the
appointment OF John ~. Eggn Ms sole
receiver.
demonstrating aside all the pro.
visions respecting, and tho provisions
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Massey about midnight end stated that
they detifud 10 make a business prOpO.
tuiOn with regard g. the deposit OF
funds Tor the Assistance 0f the Cuban
iusurfcotiou. They claimed 70 be rep
tesuntntiyuH OF the iusurgeuti Tut de.
CiinCu 10 givo tbUir nnDCl,s tlnt
they realIz.I they occupied n moro OF
less perilous uosition. They intgoduc 81
Themselves by mentioning the names
of two young men, residents ot Cuta,
with whom Mr. Massey IL well ac-
qlaintej. On thi. account he listened
10 their proposition. They duaiTu1 u
get some reputable bank 10 consent TO
act ~ u depository for the iuud, and
Stating thst the bank ~ connecting
would b. advertised by circulats dll.
tfiuulvd Throughout tue United
States, setting forth that sym
patn'zsfa wltl the insurgents would
forward oil contributions 10 H. Mr
Mnafty agreed 10 consider their pro %
aItion, Int told them that he must nfst
correspond with the United sIatei IT.
iOtncy general ~ 10 tac legal qussti)us
Involved. They really appreciated
Mr.. MRs.uy's position and stated thai
he would hear ifem them again u
favorable reply was received 70 Ills
letter to the attorney general IL an
un'av2iabla reply was received, how
ever, ard was pubiisnud, thuy stated
troy would call tue negotiations NJ a.
END.
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ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT.
Henry Brlgg. Charged With AssAuiiins
q Little Glrl.

Henry Briggs, a millwrighi, who
resides al Gs5 sixth East street, was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Smith yes
Isrday afternoon on warrant Issued
from United States Commissioner
PrNtps court charging him with assault
with intent TO commit rape.
The complaint was sworn 10 by one
T.. =. Deal, and charges that the 40.
cused assaulted = little girl about IL
year, Of Ags, who lived with Deal a.
his adopted child.
Tho girl had been staying ct Briggt'
house NJ q companion TO Mrs. Briggs,
who was In poor health, but had lett
few days prior 10 the tims OF tbs al.
legged assault, and II IL claimed the
ofienso was committed at Briggs
house, on Friday afternoon when the
girl went 10 get the pay for her scr.
vice..
Briggs absolutely denies the charge
anu says that nothing Of tue hind ever
took place,
lie was arraigned before United
states Commissioner Pratt last even.
lug, entered plea Of not guilty aud
bis bond WAS fixed at $500 pending the
preliminary hearing, W mich 10 expected
to take plscs on Monday.
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requiring this applicant 10 pay ~ a
condition VI tue ioceivetship, the un.
paid Interest aud future interest 10 &C.
cfue on the bonds Of tue Utah Southern
Railway company, and Utah southern
Exleusiou Railway company, and pfo.
viIirc that slta Interest need not be
Ia.I ~ TINS applicant. OF otherwise
p7it. ~ a condition o. the order, or
paid VI all, except ~ the receiver out
~ tho net profits ~ tho operation Of
tho lines " railway oi sail two com.
pnuios properly applicable thereto.
"luird-Authofizlng the Issuance Of
receiycf's certificate, a. originally
asked by petitioner.
"fOuith-in the othef respects askod
ior by the applicant on tue original
hearing On application f0r the appoint
mVnI %! - receiver, lately had herein
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CROWDS TO SEE THE RACE
B!,Tasl tl3 Crews Of Cornell, P3ll-
SyEia.a ald Columbia.
All Prsurratious usdo Tor Supreme
LH7rt this yt-utng List
Of officials,

PJuGWiEmIE, y. T., June a.
The prepataaOns TOT tuv race bulw 20
tho cightyaTgu crews VI Cornell, Penn.
sylyauin, auI Columbia 10 over aud The
college athletes ato husb4uIiDg ths.r
strength lot asupreme effort thi- even.
ing. The exercise taken is uuIY In she
way OF hmbuung tLcir muscle.
Cornell won the tlbs Tor ,hu ppsiiils. ,
choso the eattern G utne, which give
bet tho lido tho qu.CEgal. The Column
Uia hos the second UA0iu' nlf Will rIv
the sec0nd course. ponusylvaulg iu
next 10 tbs wuft hank Of tAe nyCt.
Governor Morton Val ui here about
4 O'Clock ana follow the race EHlai.
The city ~ noon was crowded altu
strangers. Thu observation Igiu UJa.
aisls OF thirty car.
The LET VI Metals II az ioiiOwti
Rrirrot-W. a. Brooke, Harvard
! Judges Ia tho referees boat, tu.umua,
Guy Richards; Cornell, Elwiu Hitch,
cUcs; Uniyorsiiy Of PENNEY lvauigr
George Sergeant.
Timert-Cylumbia Walter H. Peel
Cornell, Frank y. 5cOnglI; Univer
sity Of Pennsylvania, George NOJdfun
judge ut nuish--Columbia, Arthur
4. Putnam; Cornell, Harry Van Clsui
Universally OF Pennsylvania, ThOmgl
| Herr.
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says IIcis Imrustsr.

81. LOUIS, June -l.-"Whcn james
AdIisin Rsayn saii on the witness
stand NJ santa Re, that DR.. Willing
Transferred his tile 10 tho Peralta
grant to him, he He'd"
This positive assertion was made by
Joseph II. Andrews, living In this
city, n brDlhsf-in-lAw VI DR.. George
N. willing. 81 was with the doctor
Ia Prescott, ATE, Vt the time Of his
dahtn,H continued Andrews "and
under no circumstances could the
abatement made by iesvis have been
true. Not only would the transfer OF
the grant have been an impnssibllity,
hut never saw OF heard Of Rsavis nj
that time, nor ut any subsequent
period during the years / lived IN
Arizona, up 10 1879. never heard oi
him until his claim came 20 hgnt
through tue proceedings In the court
OF claims. Ny opinion IL that he Ia o
rank impostoE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Met Yesterday aud Fixed the lAlua.
tiou for 1895.

All the members OF the Territorial
board OF equalization were present at
ygsIsrdsy's meeting, and after nxiug
this assessed Valuations OF the railroad,
telegraph and telephone property for
the present y ear, an adjournment wSs
taken subject to call. II Is said tue
total figures will not differ uStar!sIl y
with those OF LIST year. Last years
assessment was aa follow;
Beaver, sls2. 726; Box Elder, 81, $50.
O2b. 40; Cache, sil0,S)i60; Ca rBon,
1904 1854; Davis, s677, sGs3O; Emery,
s4J5, $50, Ora d, sB33 95b; Iron. Eiii;
Ju.b, 5i5, $3.50; KN e, s27; Morgan,
seas, 6ll; MiliArd, $3.50, $685. Salt Lake,
81, g74 So, 30; BAupatc,g Sib7, 76i; Sc.
Vier, SIS, $40; summit, d57, s0S; rooVle,
s2l7,700, Utah, 81 $50, 2id,iJ; WAsatch,
s282.7O, Washington, f67l; Weber,
ss58, 1880. Total, Sll, III, 352 90.
Only tour protects against the pre-
liminAry assessments were filsd, and
careful attention wss given to them,
after which attention was dire ctsd
toward official fixing OF values for the
assrssmenG VI the taxes for tho year
1896.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21
A BIG COAL CHANGE
Combine DissOlV.S lis Agency 10 th
Interest Of Economy.
BETTER RATES 10 SMALL DEALERS
Councilman Morrl, TO Leave tue Firm
Of Woslcnholm, Il Morrls--Great
Falling on in Coal Consumption.

II win be surprising II not wslcOm,
news 10 the oitlzsns Of Salt LIKE aud
public ut large 10 lssrn that tho coal
combine OF this city 10 about 10 TAX,
steps that will DO Of Immense benent to
n class 1t once drove from the bushes
field. Tue action Ii compulsory It Is
claimed, but 1t will DO welcome never.
theless.
This pool since its organization hat
boon represented by the we'll known
firm Of wostenhOlmo a Morris. That
firm will now Dissolve partnership, ant
the business heretofore done by It will
TO conducted by Mr. woatenholme,
The roason Is plsin enough. The com
blne has not been making money
enough 10 satisfy 1t, although It W"
conceded this afternoon that III
finances were in good shape anJ that
the business had bsen n lucrative one.
The fact IL there has been n tremen'
uUus falling Of ia coal consumptlot
during the last two yesrs.
The general trade depression and
/ hNNNlN1 VI ihuutg eNtsuuN AOi hhe'
condition almosil altogether n not ab.
soluIely. Three years ago the combine
sold In this ity $500 tons OF anthracite,
The last two years II averaged more
than 1000 tons under that ngure.
Mi. Morris this afternoon In talking
the matter over with n representative Of
the NEWS said that during tue last two
winters people Tor instance who used
10 buy u great deal Of anthracite coal
have felt that they could not afford IL
anu have as n consequence sat by the
Kitchen fife through tn, long winter
nights, In regard 10 coal VI every
other kind lie said there had
also been great decrease In its
use aud the combine, sizing up the
situation, arrived At the conclusion
that II must reduce expenses and tbs
dissolution OF the firm OF Wostsn'
holne 4 Morris 10 the result. This
combine IN composed, IA formerly, oil
the Union Pacific and Rio Gfsnc,
railroads aud other mine owners 81
Rock Springs. The change spoken d
will take place on tho 2nd OF July.
In this con noctlon 10 the gratifying
feature that the small dealers will DC
able to got much better rates than ave
before aud many that were crowded
out Of business will now undoubtedly
resume. Mr. Morris will become iden
titled with Mr.. 7. II. Eilerbeok, who's,
coal business IL larger than that Of an,
agency outside OF the combine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21

PoRr TowNsEND. Wash, June a.
An snoH u UVlng made to take ircm n
ulte q Indians called the MeIiakEht-
Ia an leland 10 Alaska which, ia 1887,
was coded 10 them by the United States
government Thn land In Ia south
eastern Alaska ana Ia known a. An.
nellB Island. The natives have I'M.
proved the land, erected public build
logo chufchts, saw mills anu titled the
i0li, A few months ago pT0spectors
Who were going up the coast hAi coca
iOa 10 ian on the island Dr q few
h.lri fesi, ard one Of them discovered
ae0li quniiz ledge. Tho men 'mmu.
1mlgly stakru out claims ami applied
70 the government Tot mineral patents.
The Indiana entered protest which
VIZ iav0rhDly considered by the Sc.
'ailmeui, Aud tuo miners have since
litea an appeal and II money
lul itiuenCb can override the
Indians, miuiug operations will be
commenced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21
Al nnIet sinec rs,any.

PREsCO11, Aria, June GA spo.
cial TO lnr JuIaai Miner nom Con.
gtess says thal ,nu report VI sefious
trouble threatened between Italians
anu Americans nj thu CongtC,s mine
Ia without foundation. The uiual uis'
turhauces occurred about payday, but
since that tine all has ueon quiet and
the men are " work ~ usual aud nb-
EOlutely no anxiety exists as ~ the
relations u employer.
THIS telegram was sent from Con-
gree, thia afternoon 20 tue Italian con-
.ulat Denver aigued by REPRESENTA-.
tive Italians az tho miut; ut having
been brought 10 our notice that repre-.
iortallnu. have levu made - you that
serious trouble j. threatened b. the
treatment Of italianB VI tue Cougtesy
mine, W., on behalf o'ail Italian resi-.
lenls cf this place hereby deny III
know ledge OF any threatened trouble
sud consider tns reports sonL TO You
wholly without foundation"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21
nr,nuIfs ron ounA.
General Ug.ssda'- Expedition New
lug South.

NEw TuKS, June gl,-rhe World
yayt General Qutsags Is moving ylg.
Drously toward Cubr. Hts iifat expc-
tluou OF $50 meu, chiefly enlisted IA
BraokIyn, Jorscy CITY, C1ney Island
ngd Perth AmbOy. has gone IA two
polppanies for the south. Tho main
body went by the Pennsylvania rail-
road % Norfolk, Va, aud from there
,yers tlehrted ~ TAMPA, Fla. These
p5iuts will DO temporary bAso u
p,rat!ous, until tho recruits arc coz
,,ynd TO the place g' lgAi departure
aud smbsrk Tor Cuba.
The purpose OF Gour,sl que .ada'e
r,eeut mission IN tn1 s0uEn 10 now
moro July revealed. Besides extend
iTu tic Cuban system uf missing uroors
tn,ouph tho Gull states, General
Ouesada made u careful investigation
Of INC reported violations Of tue new
neutrality laws. The result l. several
UstltIous destined Tor tho United States
. -ysrument protesting against the
wbliu,als usurpSlion Of tue American
Fights inside the three uilBthOia llnN'
rne most formidable protest, II II
AID has been sent u tue slate Iopa'l-
eut and uinhsdles tho facts concern
iY, the hilegtd Illegal boarding Yes
ge!s anu yauDI5 30 the Fl'l.a" e9Hs1'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21

Gustsvo COIN, the bogus collecting
agency man, who was convicted some
two months ngo ON the charge OF oh.
tanning money under false prstenses
and sentenced to thirty days imprisOn.
mont In the county jail and TO pay n
fino OF 500, was yesterday pardoned
by Governor West. lie could not
taite the money TO pay the nnv
aud had been In iail about two months.
On being SGT nj liberty he was roirrsst-
ed on similar charge preferred
against him by William Zimmerman,
VINO claims that Cohn Induced him 10
cash check for :25 drawn on the
State bank, and which proved TO be
worthless. The complaint was sworn
10 before United States Commissioner
GteeumaB about the same time that
John was arrested on the charge on
which he was convicted aud sentenced
before.
His plan was 10 take bad accounts
for collection, and after waiting = isw
days turn up with the Information
that he had collected = bill. In set.
thing with the merchant, he would
tender a check for AN amount Ia eL.
cess OF the sum due, aud receive tht
difference In cash. Tbs men who
cAshyd these checks later found thai
C1hn had no funds In tbs bank with
which 10 meet them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21
GLADSTONE AGAIN.
y,nor That Hs VIII Return 10 The
House Of Commons
81, uso LEAD 7nE LIBERALS
,. y,yl General lection, With a
view Of Carrying the Home
Rule Measure.

,oxoos, June 2l.-Tho government
d.f.st,, today on motion OF Hon.
~, 81 Jrhu f. Br3aer,cS, conserve
.'..,,,mbsr .or iAu GaiIior division Of
~ 10 reduce t'.o salary 90 the
o- ...,,,y Of war by eco on account Of
=. alleged deficiency IN tho army
,, contamination OF war, chi'iiy
'.,,i,e. The motion was aioTted by
volts Of i32 TO l25. Pfogfsls was
',usiia,gly reported.
r5nouow the lrith Cdih''.c will do
,'..,be umor to the clcc. that Glad
Wi.lruiurn tothe House Of Com.
~ ~, Il correct aud viii add that he
-,ri,,i tie liberals NJ the next g-nrf'
Election. Ills object 90 stated to be
~ sauylng oi the hnm, rule measure
'.iteus nnally settling the national
gltif8'.
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stabbed ou the stage.

MoNREAL, june gl.-Ovide Lot-
rain, toy aged 10, was stabbed %
death during tue rI8gf,ss of dram.
attic UutCttAiLmuut at ChampIain
school. lilo took the art u sietnO,
the ufirauj, bgd IA = play entitled
"rhu young 60, tives," 81. Dcsjafdius,
about tie FAmu are, Rccids nialiy
struck ~ dagger into Lotrain's neck
white tlkilg part In = light with
brgNud'. The Jugular vein waB
covered ami the victim only lived
long olo4gh 10 receive the last rites Of
tue cGusCI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21
y,rASrsE w.RsuIrs
=, Visit the Waited states ~ sson ns
convenient.

Z, yl.it the Waited states ~ Haon ~
Conysnieut.
SAX Francisco, June 2l.-Phvate
s.sr received Ia this city ttatu that
,15n A. Japana troubles Ia Formpsu
's,i have henu settled, Admiral Ito
IN BE- sent TO san Francisco with tho
v,yushima and two or three other
t,4els of his fleet. The Maisushimn
g,,lpgie mns,ud cruiser Of about tho
,5.ppgu Of 'ho Olympia, and, ~ Ad.
rlul lto,s Il ngship, went through hard
s,bling at tue Yalu and OF the Road'
M Of Wei Hal Wei. Another
.vbab.e consort ship is tho Muulwa, u
,ttf ship Of the Charleslon, which
,,fsa lest summers h0slillties In the
M eat by sinking tbs transport Now
stlng. with all on board.
M Koya, tho Japanese consul gen
r.linths city, sage he has heard Of
at matter. but no cannot TX precise
8,,o Tor the coming Of his csuutry'a
v.nhlps nor yeiiiy the ftatomeni that
Aimlul Ito viii commani them
Using 10 the unsettled queeiiuna IN the
IA tsst he thought that Japan woulu
r5,rp ablo to spare any Of her lighting
ad during the summer months, bul
s.5f 10 the year several uhipu NIGH
sue. Some " the Objects OF tn,
t'u,o would be 10 show the sort %
uisls that Japan hnB In her modern
NY AMI to give their men experience
along voyages.
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D. nIANilEJ, Man, June 9l.-lhe re-
~ OF tbs Manit ba government,
,-gplel By the legislature, dcianty
,.,,u,lhg To otey the order VI the gov.
WW'uOF general 10 restore Roman CaIHO.
~ lAiochlal scno0lg, was melted TO
, I','u Aberdeen last night. Premier
NY, N''o9~ay said he feared that tho Re-
80 Nalhoiics OF Quebec and Ontario
, "y.ll now force lun Dominion gly-
e,Antn1 TO pass remcdioa. legisiauUl
,,''',llug the Manitoba LE..JIal
nm, .,.i 40, at viii Usau uu'gg,unat
v.'oti" declared tho PREMIER, "su.
R.lA'' iesiat the tu,0staulishmUnt O..
Az, ''N .alhollc schools 10 tue ri,l,r
Wv, ManitOOs VIII never DO 90.
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JENNY DROVE THE HORSES.
A. A Result Lady Was Run Down
aud severely Injurgd-Plead Guilty
10 Reckless Driving.

There was sequel on, OF the ordi.
nary la the police court this forenoon
when a couple who were out riding
last nigh. were asked 10 stand up aud
answer 10 the charge Of ias. and rsck-
LEES driving. The man In tho case
gave bis nsmo no Charlie Ross aud the
lady registered at the station as plain
Jane Brown.
Charlie is not the long lost Charlie
Rgss, but isa boaTict nj the CliiI.
Jane IL better known a. Jenny and
she Isn't tue least bit Brown. She
works at "A down town restaurant a. n
white capped waitress. IL was after
the evening meal mad been served
aud thr customers mad gone home that
she wUut out riding with Charlie. But
they were not alone. Tue carriage
was two seated one ami II held
another couple. Jenny wanted to
snow what q yUoc driver she was and
accordingly banded tn. refine. All
went well until the corner Of Easl
Temple aud Fret South was reached,
wnen the turn was made nj \ pace ~
rapid that II WAS diiilcultfor pedestrian
10 get out OF the way. ono ~ them, q
Mrs. Singer, was unable 10 do 30 auI
was kpockcI down and severely hurt
aud today has been In bed AS n result
Of the accident.
Tho carriage rolled on and late
Charlie, who il about any years OF age
and Jenny were arrested aud charged
with fast and reckless driving. In tn
police court this morning they entoTst
pleas Of not guilty and on the under
standing that the case would be o1n
tinuud ieit tue court room, Later
however, they returned ana change
their pleas 10 guilty and were nne
400 each.
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HO0DLUhlSM GALORE.
Justice Smith Says lie VIII Find a
Way 10 Check II, Even II lie Must
Use Drastic Means.

Hoodlu mlsm seems TO have broken
out with extraordinary fervor In vAri.
Gus parts Of the city tho last few weeks
and scarcely a day goes by that does
not witne. The going OF some person
or persons to the police station for The
relief they cannot enjoy without speci.
nj protection belng given or promised
by the officers.
Two little fellows, ten years OF age
each, were before Justice Smith tLls
forenoon charged with disturbing tho
peace and destroying the property OF
an aged lady. They plead net guilty
aud m ,lutsinsd that they had done
nothing worse than throw rocks snd
shoot nj her house with sn air guu,
domolish windows, carry on the cato
aud indulge in such harmless little
lkes no that.
Justice Smith was Indignant TO a
high degree but the children being 40
young caused him to think that per-
haps they were not ~ much 10 blame
as those Responsible for their care. He
therefore dismissed them with "a severe
repTlmsud aad with the ASSURANCE
that II the otlense was repeated they
would not be 90 fortunate next time.
The Judge says IhAI he Is doterminnd
10 nut a cheek ON the operations OF tho
gsngs OF youthful rowdiss who Of lAls
nave beUn nsyiHg their "iun" at tho
expense Of others. Ii " altogether y
bad cOndiIi0n ana tho worse feature OF
It in that the more heiples. the VIC
tins OF tho "gang" happsn TO bs, the
more ave they subject to persecution.
Warrants for tne arrest OF four more
boys guilty Of the same wrong doing,
from the northwestern part OF the city
were issued today.