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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-29
JACK FROST DID IT.
Plunged Early Rlstrs Of Salt Lake
lniO DaIkasS.
SUPPLY PIPES anovr GROUND,
hut 1h'y We're Given q Covering Of
Earth loray, 10 KEEP he
Ice Hing Gu,

Az o'clock this morning Manager
II. l.. Driver, Of the Natural Ga.
wells near Csntefville, Davis cou nty,
was aroused BY n telephone message
eontaing aqu,ry that puzzled him.
The question plopounded was ~ TO
what had become Of tho natural gas
'uppiy, tlnce there wAs noue OF
ihe illuminr1t TO DO had In
Salt Lake. and tho early hour
a. which tho failure occurred
was the ,colsion Of grea, inconve,
iebcs. Mt. Driver did no, know what
was the matter. Ha meter said there
was nothing wrong, the usual pressure
was recorded at thu wells. ana the gas
W tnets all night, with no signs Of
ceasing to come w from the bowola OF
tue earth. Bui the recorder In Salt
Lake showed that the supply was
shut On somewhere, - there was e
huslling nj the wells TO lind out where
II was going.
40 houf'a investigation revealed
the true cause Of tue ulfii uliy. The
gts wells wtfe all risbt, showing a
pressure OF 100 10 200 pounds. Tht
trouble had been bF ught about BY
ifosi In the .ipes that run from The
wells 10 the main line. These pipe
had teen placed above ground, and
tue reduced temperature Of last
nlght formed Ice therein. The
gas pressure crowded pieces OF ID a
ice III they met an obsirucii u
Ia the pipft, aud gradually tie
circular opsnlpg was ch1krd W. Dy the
drifls. Tue otstruetions were removed
w. all pipes vhrn hrat from the SUM-
rays or other meaus wis Hpplied, anu
now the gas comes freely again.
In ordof at theIe should 30 no
further Il filculty from such q cruise,
al 1880 ihis morhing the BAlt LAX
ana Ogden Gas ADD Electric Light
o mpauy pui on force Of men 10
sink the supply pipes Ia the asTlh b..
low ffeeE. ng point. Thus further annoy
anue ii1m trust 10 guarded against.
NowAdayF, says SIT. DrvtT, thu
natural gAH oils ar supplying 10 thIs
city 1000, OOJ cubic iool Of gas tef
mortn, OF anuut five times Az much ~
they 81 n yehr nro, y IN uOaiplt
uimiuutlUu NJ to dow. ms VS.
Anautt u uHfd ,eib for "a ~ tettf
iliumiuatfn and hotting. Inas
ngufvs VII ttioid slme sugges,i n VI
tue great itconvenience cause ~
shutting uii the natural gas supply.
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PROVO.


a sooial will be given In the Piras.
att View ward house, batarfay even
log, 10 honor OF T. ifof Hans B.Jrnsru,
VINO viii 40 on mission to AuitfAlis
on November 2nd.
Ex-Governor Thomas ara usnrre
Sutherland will sprak At a Republican
rally m the Opcra house tomorrow
evening. John i. Moasin Will f,ciis.
The public schools o. Pfovo viii
close on election Gay, over unt.hsll VI
The teschers p,titioned TIE toafJ Of
education ~ make this order.
Tue infant son Of Mt nnd Mrs. j..
seph Bullock died yesterday mofnin. &.
Ins funeral took place today.
George A. Nixon aud family VI
Huntington have moved 10 Provo,
where they remain TOT tue winter
Judge Hendefson viii talk q, a
Democratic rally a. the opefa house,
thia evening.
+ W. q. Ha,henbfuek Ia over from
Iufoka,
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riding pockets OF al there was IN them,
which, although little, consistei o. NO
lees than silvet watch ana 5. In
greenbseks. Durihg all this time Ed
wagner, night CLERK Al tue motel,
thought he "tmelt q raj" and 20 he
DID, for In a short time down the stairs
came Sweet aud Smith with their
booty. The night olofk called the atien.
ton Of Ofiicer Rsbefit to the case, AMI
they wete afterwards arrested Tor
"folling" the mar VINO was NJ the
time OF their exploits dead to the
wOtld."
The men were given n hearing al
this morning'- session Of court, ami
the evidence was - cOnclusve sgains.
ihem that Juetice Wengsr bound them
over 10 The district ctuit IN bonds o.
$500. Attorney Dudley prosecuted the
ussv Tor the State.
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81. PETERSBURG Oc. ~. "A cara.
van from rumsg, Wsli Shorts, haa
arfivu1 hero Tim log tafs o. Euli
weighing 200 pOoas. 1900 p0unif.l
Another cstavan IL expected Ia JRn.
uafy, Thrse nsignmunis are infs.
peudunt Of tnote from lrsuuk, eAsletl
Siberia,
NOuFoLK, Va, Oct. ~. = BDur o
Cochran has been trying nh h luf ~ u
q hall 20 speak II the Arnoty nau heie.
FourflitaH OF his hearers arc itet
silver men. Hm voice has been
continually dfowntd by chepfa i0r
Bryan anu bic - OF ClchfAn. Muyor
Mayo made 90 appeal fof order ilu
maypPs words were VOL received,
uut when Cochran olmmuncst speak.
INK aghi the audience fesumtd the
NOISY outbreak. He was 10 leave here
~ Z O'Clock, but NJ $3.50 ho said he
would ttAy III Jay, or speak.
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OBITUARY MOTIFS.

OGDEN CRY, Utah, OCT. -, 1896 Our
veterans ranks hOre arc bsing last
thinned out Rapidly tho old Gland
mArks' arc hoiug removed, Veteran
after veteran who have borne the hufthnn
aud heat OF ihe day, who nave labofol
faithfully for tho truth and tor God, are
passing away, aud their places ara being
hllod by u now generation. on tho Ola
Instant Sister Margaret T.. Evans. an
octogonnrian, passed peacefully away 10
tho realms OF paradise.
she was tho daughter Of Thoinas
Powell aud Margaret Ruwoll. she Ma.
born ~ Morlhyr 1ydnl, Brenko on.
shire, South Wales, July 2nd, IslB.
la her youth ahe was thonghiiul aud
seriously inclined, aud Away eyInrod
great reverence for Dolly, and 20 she
grew 20 womanhood. In March, 1850.
she was married 10 Thomas Evans, by
whom she had large family Of chlldron.
On May 2lsi, l'd0, she was hap lied mo
tho Church Of Jesus Christ NJ Latfer.day
saints. aud after uniting her faith, on.
ergies aud good works TOT a number oi
years 10 promote tho great cause uf al.
vatiou In hor naive land shs emigrnted
TO Iion. She sailed from Liverpool In
the month " May, 1857, and Hitof very
hriei stay In the eastern part ~ tho
United siniea continued her Journey
overland aud arrived with boz
family In salt Lake City iu
tho fail ~ tho tnmo year
The laulily came diroci To Ogden whore
they have resided ever since. They nave
lab0Tcd In common with tho Othor "a l.
zona 10 build up and htlng the Junction
city 10 IT, present prominent position.
For many ears mast Sister Evans ha.
endured much siliiollOn, but she boro Il
all with great pa ienoo and iorlltude. She
did not murmur or complain. She wa,
willing 10 abide the Lords time for her
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ganlslng system " social enteflsin.
neuis iOf the jewish community o.
this city"
Hon. n. B. Stephens. who haa bten
ttumying the East i1f Bryan aau ifse
silvs y, will contipue bic work up 10
tie cay OF eltoilou. According 10 his
Itinerary be viii not fesch hnmo until
$40 Pun. on November 2. That. how.
ever. VIII give HIM ample TINS to vo o.
Held's bard will 20 to Kingdom o.
Sfiurday afternoon to iurri.h muttc
ora Dean cratic rally at hat place IN
The evening.
Prepare your vote OH a ample bal
lot, AMI avoid con'usi' Yiu VII
frt another IN the LveSiAG News
this week.
Charles w. BroNo AMI Maud x fby
~ this city today drew mArrisgr
license.
Tire political fovet will reach IT,
hight 10 i've days mote.
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"ROLLERs" ClSCaED.
1--we Men Held To the iisiric, Courl
Tor Robbihg q drunken nAn.

y. w. Sweet ana J. w. Smith goi
what they deserved In the police ooufI
this morning, " the story told abOus
thom II true.
II appears that Joseph Harmon OF
Isehi came 10 town several days ago
and commenced giving vent to hi,
love TOR the howing bowl. Yesterday
he was mo, by Sweet aud smith, and
the trio d'aDk aud drank until the man
iron L-ui became ovetbalanced. A.
tho moon began 10 show its beamiug
counts nance Ovrt yUnaot mountains,
Harmon became 20 gl0fioutly ufunk
that his "frisnds" decided 10 take MIN
10 n piscc VI refuge Tor tho night. ~
the "good sanar ans on CHARTS bic
errand beni, took AIT. Harmon 10 tue
Mefcur lodging house on Commercial
street, anu alter securing q room, cife-
iully and lovingly put their companion
10 slesp, while they Hctsd A. body.
guards by iyipg on either AIDE OF Tue
man.
while tho i.ehi man was enI ying a
Deseolui fovstis, his psrtnsfu were
rnKsgsd IN the lucrative business OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-29
TWO Young RAScALS.
Iaey Are Scat 10 III CoaniJ jail for
Slcallag topp,r nir,.

rtdy Dtnleh, william sanbor
HuA r.m uer. me two former ga
ugh ~ ihcy make M" we're befors
J4sloo Wensor Today, ohA,gsi viii
uge,ioying o,y properly by cutting
aui f,moyiag from IL supports,
gofai huulfed fest o. copper wiz.
AuIuroc pleaded guilty. 10 The chang
nI 10 a Suppression VI sentences was
hanging ovrf DAnisli Hnd ssnbora,
10th tiihtm were sentenced to thiIty
boo HtHrh In tue o uniy jan, white
ycgus me- vhurv hts u nsu II wa,
a.. ulHnrnrse
Tue unmts u D'u.eis and Hanb1rr
ave- uotn Dtiuui iur Iublio many
uu 81, o. tfth Diilo lsds arc tyeflAsi.
iuslY uiIv o., Just thlit tins aye
b. oets 'aIuif the diuuot cont i1t
e. mUi,Htn ID TO Siaio iudus .firl
chtui AZ q deu, but hnlrpcy wac
lt'if poui O. 80 my wpfu ordered
lH,k M ID Do 'r' OUT 70 m whturt
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MCCOY FOUND GUILTY
The Alleged Malpractice, Case Submit.
led 10 The Jury ibis Afternoon.
ARGUMENT, rsoED rms noRs.xs
Judge lilies charge, The jay an the
tasc Lr Win thu JurJ-aoiss
Of h. Corr dor.

The arguments In tho McUoy case
were finished at nooa 10 day. Nit.
Eichnof flashed for the State this
morning and Mears. Edsatds sod
Woods allowing In behalf u tho de-
ieusauL Mt. whitiemore Haishei Tor
tho govcrnmen, Jus, before the noon
ncess. UIon reconvshinE OF court At
2 o'clock his honor, Juigs Hilcs,
charged the Jury and tue cAau was sub.
miIied to them. II is expected that
there viii 10 ,omq deliberaiion on
the part Of the jury before verdict 10
reached.
The jury brought In n verdict nj $40
Of guilty as charged.
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DAILY WEATHER yAsE.
Observations Taken al Utah, Idaho.
honIsni, Oregon aud WJomlog
stations.


Weather reports snowisg obssrva.
lions at S am. today
SALT Lake City-Barometsr, 30. 2s;
temperature, 50, minimum, %, WIND,
southeast, 4 miles per hOuI, clear.
Baker CITY ~ "; TEN.
peraiure ~ minimum, =; vino, south,
hghij parity cloudy.
Chsysnno- barometer, SO.?2; tenn.
pcfaiurv, ~; minimum, ~; wind,
north. miies pur houf, rain, rs;
cloudy.
Helena barometer, 5000; tsmpera.
turc, 50; m,nimumi S2; wind, uorih,
light; cloudy.
Miles City-Baromstsr, sofa; TEN.
petature, -; minimum, 49, WIND.
northeast, light; trace; clssf.
havr. - Barometer, ~ 90; temper.
tufe. 49, minimum, 20; wind, North.
East, y miles an hour; part cloudy.
Wiunsmucca - Barometer, B0.lg;
Temperature, asi minimum, SO; VIM,
south, II miles per hour; OF 10y.
Idaho Falls-BarometsT, 80 20; tom.
porAtuts, ~; minimum, 22; WIND,
northwest, iigh,;oloudy.
General and local forecasts for 81
hour ending 8 pm, Fnday.
For Uiah; Cloudy tonight and
Friday. warmer tonight.
sslt Lake City and vicinity, Fair,
this afternoon and Friday; stationary
temperature.
J. II. SAITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau,
SALT LAKE Cry, Utah.
Today's temperature Ia shown In thu
lac slIails thermomstsT given beioyi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-29
Gle Yumpsd His Yob.'

Eph Kelly forgot to go sitter thst
Job tue other dsy,aud was consequent
~ before the bar Of Iusuce again To.
day. Tue old cnarge was btough, up
against him, anu ne Eph knew he hsi
broken bis promises he hni nota word
10 cay but took his medicine bravely
and like 4 man. He Will board with
Tailor kimball TOT hfiy days.
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STATE NEWS.

Riohnoii Advocatsi Typhoid ievef
aud difhtbsfia are doing deidly wors
In the CO. Is. Conditions are anchor.
eilng IN II Oh folj, no mofu or hthofia
Isaiha having teen reported, uuf IN
0ienvood, Wallsville and vutmlililn
the malignant fever Is fagiug.
Fillmore Pflgfesi We arr informed
that there will be- ihfse divorce cases
here ~ tho next term Of cont, one
nom Fillmore, another from khn0ah
anu the separation NJ q c3ulie That
used 10 live At Clear Lsk.. II appeafs
II this rate tuai mAfflage must surely
&c o failure.
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PANS, o o. ls.--A d.. CHI q IN
81 Ps,vrburg - tue 5jltil - ia ~
has been an important cxcugugJ ui
Y ews between the ffuuch Aud
Russian ministers OF war by
which csuain modinoati0ns hAv.
bren elictoi IN the genera
pla1 Tor the mohll sa'ian hnd cOu.
oenlraion OF Ffanu l.Rlssp troops 90
time Of war. Ihe S0isli Aias that
,hu proof VI this utalumung will tOou
be s'Sn In n mavemeui IN the ITO tier
changes and tue firt stop I. ssid To
have ncan already 10 increase the Rus.
silu dragons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-29

John Nolan, the man agains, whom
stood a charge Of vagrancy, was dis.
missed In the police court this morn.
Ing. Nolan's most Important witness
was not present, and as he represent d
20 the court that he expected 10 10 10
work at mining In lev days, ho was
allowed 10 act In accordance with his
tepteaen latiOnp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-29

What the buys term tho beet foot
ball game OF ths season will DO called
neat 5a urdsy At S:l6 =. m. ut the IA.
position grounds. Tho All Hallows
rollos will Gloss horns with the ia.
muus III IA School tcani. Both team.
ute praotciug harI Rnd are la excel.
lent condition TO put ~ ~ good a game
ra Auticipated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-29

The following program will be ten.
defed tomorrow evening before The
5'ndenlS society OIL tho Laitct.day
siio'p College:
Music
no Australian Balio, system lobuion jaoous
hltsei ain farncs and LcyinA Madsen
Lecture, tuba........... ...... Gees. dvArd ncid
Dhcuaalun ON the munrf lucsiinnf.ass-
................. .. Nonbcu Of the society
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Wants More Garbage Teams.

SANITARY inspector Grsenwald has
formulated = po,ition 70 the CITY Coun.
oil 10 retain two extra garbage wagons
for district No. 2, ~ COO. Of 1850
between Nov. I aud June 10. Hereto
for. the garbage hiss teen allowed TO
accumulate In that district during the
period mention.J. The Petition is Gu
dor.d by Health Commission
n.Ihw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-29

PARis. OCT. 20 AT iodAy's srsaioi {
tho Chamber Of Dsluiits ~. Uustav
lsuni nsrt, edilorln-ohlsi u tue Re- ub.
liqur FfAncaiso ami member ui IN
Rel ubuoan union dipuly nom Chs o
"a iuet, was elected vlou President VI
tho Chamber.
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NOTICE Of CREDITORS. SALE.

Tho receiver NJ cludUors' saleaigtw
Second South w., next 10 Cullen lo.,i
wishoa 10 announce tha' he must eio,.
out tho balance ~ tho stock Of eloii.
inr, shoe. uud fleaf, las, laiiesi a..
laokca ana ohilifou's rhnos aud Isek.t,
M the next I've day. 1hofsffro III Vii
fnll vi hnu' fUstrVu " limi ihU fenslr.
INF goods NJ rficos tnn have never ts4u
cquaiicd heWrai ~ tact, ~ les. ihan las
on Tho dNllaf, Ctll aud b. onuvIue.i
VIA ihi means no You. Your ~ vii
buy hoio whn, YOU have 10 pav Is Tor IN
other = oros. Don't mis- ihls apror ue.
~ ~ buying mems aud children,
ciulhlng At filirllonsiy low prizes.
Mems loo Rockford Hoe, ge
Mems Susnondof-, &c.
Nou's Llnen Collar. fe
Mons Working shirts, i5c.
~ iilanhot-, 7Uc.
Boys OverAlls. &C.
Bows Knee Pants. ltc.
Handkerchief, 10
Mems liss. 90.
Bows Hats 20c.
Mons Wool suits. worth g., ut eL73
nnys' Knee pants suits worth g!nse
ems hue 80 Wool Sal, % "a.
Mons me Black Clay Wofs ID san,
s7.oi.
REMEMBER
The Creditors Sale, 25 W. Seen!
"" JULIAN iiOIi
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MINOR MENTION.

An Invitation To attend the 1. o. ".
u. grsni ball At Chtisienssl'a on the
night OF Novembe' so, has boen 20.
ceiyej by the NEWS. The invitation
also bears tho announce ent hat
"ih'sis tue inilisiofy step towapi. ~.
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90 Monday texi. November GOD,
william J. gni Thomas Brlm'ey will
ope1 th,ir new meat matkel as tho
G rnor % Third SOU h IN .t.urth
West sfeir. The youag men are en-.
efgstIc sofkeiH and rsttTvu surcess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-29

They came. Justice Wsngef allowed
item 20 ~ that time, bat today the old
charge presented Itself and II was made
USE az
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The nnsi witness was then OK.
aniiueJ. Detective Fihuks said Col.
lin told him he ought to be able 10
make money out Of the caie.
d.. McCoy was recalled and testl.
ted In reply TO Attorney Wood tnnt
Davlf Blnuet the gifl'a brother, was
very often ufunk, aud had threatened
10 kiii wines, but amer Eyelino's
grath he called on witaoss anu a,ksu
10 ue forgiven and saiu hU wanted wit.
ns.s TO autwer him two questions:
First-If ME sister wa ~ whon che
called on him ftei, aud witness tnid
she was.
whether she said that some
other doctor had operated on her, asd
witness Hsid she had told him That q
u. MoCur.in had operated with in-
stfumspis.
IL. J. LimbeTi, drug clerk, sid he
very oitua nsafd screams istuipg ifoni
MoC0y'e Noe.
Mt. Eiehuur then cOmmsnoud to
argue Tor tue government and Tue csto
vent over unlii this niurDiug.
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The evening times., 1896-06-08

Mayo struck Lewis a blow In the face,
knocking him down on the cobblestones,
where Mayo continued to pound him. Payne
hearing the row hurried TO the alley.
He jumped in, and was disa bled almost
Immediately by kick in the groin from
Mayo.
Although in intense misery. Payne put up
a stiff fight, but was at disadvantage.
He blew his distress call. and Policeman
Oliver responded. He had to use his club
before Mayo could be subdued. Mayo de-
clared he wouldn't leave the place alive.
He was finally put under control and carried
to the Sixth precinct station.
Today he produced number of witnesses
who were willing to swear il sss behalf
almost anything especially that he was not
in the wrong. But Mayo's reputation is too
unsavory. He beat Officer Curry into a
state of insensibility four years ago, and
later he cut his wife. serving long sentences
in both cases. Three weeks ago he again
assaulted his wife. but she refused to ap-
pear against him.
Mayo, stand up said Judge Kimball, II
want to tell you when an officer says Come
with me- you've got to go, and the police
man will always take you. II he doesn't he
oughtn't to be on the force. You can pay a
fine of $40 for assaulting LIE wis, and serve
four months in Jail for assaulting the Off
cer'
The evening times., 1896-06-08

near the curb and the wheel of the bicycle
l was leading struck her. but 1T didn't
knock her down and only spilled few peas
aud pickles out of the basket"
And you mean to say you We're going a
the rate of three and half miles an hour?"
said Judge Kimball. That's pretty SLOW"
"when l explain to your honor that 1
was very tired, had been riding all day,
teaching young lady weighing Il pounds
to ride wheel and supporting 1.-THE best
pa rt of the time. you will understand why
l was going SLOW"
His honor. who does not spend his time
teaching 115-pound females to mount the
merry bike refused to commit himself, and
called other witnesses, all of whom testi-
fled in Edwards favor. One witness gave
the novel explanation that Mrs, Sanders
threw the bicycle down.
Judge Kimball said: II shall dismiss
this case, but want to warn wheemeD that
at all crossings foot passengers have the
right of way You RIDERS" turning to Ed
wards, "cannot yell Look out! and then
go ahead 1t is your business to get out
of the pedestrians path, not for them to
yield to you, and I want that understood
EspeCldilN tiiis bc ODStiNto uo u
crossing like Seventh and Penns ylvania
avenue.
"Case dismissed
LOST HIS JOB.
Edward Hardnett used to work for Ben
McCauley, the liveryman, on Fourteenth
street, but he drank too much and lost his
job. His father drove him away from home,
and Edwards lines do not lie in pleasant
places these days.
Policeman Wheeler arrested Hardnett
and John sullivan in an alley Saturday
night for disorderly conduct. Wheeler
made the case plain enough against Hard
prisoners father on the stand. Sullivan
was dismissed and Hardnett fined So.
'.If your honor will give me time l can
pay that fine"
"Your honor" broke in Wheeler, step
ping up to the stand, without rhyme or
reason, II would like to put his father
on the stand
Judge Kimball waved him back. THAT
will do. This man has been fined" he
said, and Wheeler retired at last, becom-
ing conscious that he was out of the case.
Judge Kimball refused the time, but
offered to send anywhere Hardnett thought
he could raise the money. The prisoner
said Con Carry at the stables would get
him out and the court sent after him.
Frank Mayoy wife-beater and police
| fighter, was-a beautiful example OF what
the judicious use OF an officers club can
accomplish, as 4he stood In the dock of
Judge Miller's court this morning, with q
| swollen, distorted face, and one of his
wickedeyes enttretyclosed. He was charged
with assaultinE Evans Lewis, colored
| man, like himself ,aund Policeman Payne.
| Mayo, who .tlrives a night liner, tool
| Lewis and a printer. a white man named
STAIRS, to Jackson City and back agaiI
Saturda ynigbt AAll three had been drink
| ing. and whest itrev reached Washington
it was 8 O'Clock. Mayo drove to his house
I'm Chew's alles. ,Jurping Off the box, IN
said he wouldat go another step, and de
manded his fase. 4 :1s s.sess-s.g,
] There was some dispute about it. an,
The evening times., 1896-06-08
Oleo. sentences Postponed.

The sentences in the cases of Messrs.
I.usby and Kollock, both convicted of
violating the oleomargarine laws, that
were to have been passed today, have been
postponed few days, because of the abb
sence from the city Of Judge Cole, the
trial justice.
Judge Cole is away ON a brief vaca-
ton, and will probably return in time
to hold court Wednesday morning. In
that event, the sentences are likely to be
passed then. Meanwhile there will be no
session Of the criminal court.