Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06
CApTIvES APPEAR IN COURT
James Adams, the Oldest Wan OF the
tluartetse, u Held oa
L.sser Charge.

The alleged participants In tho
isarncs- HARDY burglary had "A hearing
In the police court this afternoon. The
martial trcad of the Htogica that sher,
IN liowells had furninhcl tho prisoners
With. combined with thd fact thnt the
quartet were escorted. hnndcuncd to.
gcthcf, caused quite "a 'nutter among
the spectators.
Vivian and Amusson waived prcllm-
inary examination.
The charge against James Adams
J was changed from burglary 10 that of
receiving stolen goods. Adams wanted
his hearing postponed until he could
! get funds TO provide an attorney 10 de.
fcnd him. A. this was rather RmblEu.
GUS, u compromise was effected and
Jnmrs VIII have his hearing eleven
days from date.
Morrison then aired his ease. Attor.
ncy schroeder undertaking a. acquire
an acquittnl but after Mr., Harness. chief
Pratt oinccrH liemplo Raleigh and
Innsy had testified. Notwithstanding
the attorneys plea, the auburn hatred
youth was held under $500 bonds.
owing 10 tho fact that the shoes worn
By him On tho uyentful morning Of tho
burglary exactly lifted the Impression.
lot ON the nonr sacks az the rear ~
the bufrlnrizcd store. further he was
wearing barnes Hardy Tie and
through an unnrcountablc oversight a
duplicate was found In his pocket
James Adams. who gets on rather
lightly. according to the police IL a hard
character, ~ quote one " the officers
who fears neither man nor devil"
TlMMoNY SHORT BITS.
A typical irlshmnn with n rich
brogug, who gloricd In the ouphonious
title ~ Frank Shemullaghcn, stood up
IN court, after Justice rlmmony hnd In
dulgcd In three separate shots AZ tho
name on the charge sheet. aud pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of hegslnp.
lic told the usual tale ~ "a friend la
Park city, otc, The court gave hin
Just twcnty-four hours 10 proceed Ia
the mining camp nnd lind his friend.
John Wright one of the Fort Douglas
brown boys IN blue, pleaded guilty Ia
the Inference that he was lnebrlated
last evening. said the court: II pro.
pose that you boys shall behave your.
selves when you come down town IL
Is time this thing was stopped. Tbirtv
dollars or thirty days" John nailed
pefceptlhly around tho glllH and col.
lapHed Into his scat.
John Smith. described on the sheet
as sport ana not mntrrlalize when his
name was called his $50 bail was de.
jim smith, mo- relation to the pugillst
got thirty days IN the building al the
back of tho hall Tor his chronic hnbI
" horElng,
Victor suomperR. forlorn looking
dude. who described himself uH being
a plano player IN "a "muiron do ioioi
pleaded hard Co be- allowed 10 gst am
Of town. Justice Ti@mony read him
hehthinR lecture IN which no de-,
fcribed tho occupation nH being one ~
the most contemplate hy which "A
man could earn his living, And lust
ns long, confirmed the court. ans
~ here. ] am going 20 Put "a stop Ia
Fon gentlemen earning living In th0t
manner, There are piano players nnd
plano players. II YOU are in town by
7 o'clock this evening I will promise
you inc tull penalty ~ the vagrnnrv
oct VIII be your portion. Now cot
Si,omh"rg stood not on the order ~
roing but got.