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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
AMEND the SCHOOL LAW.
School Board Meets and Proposes Amend
menis.


a meeting Of the board of education
waa called this afternoon at 1880 TO
discuss certain proposed amendments
In the school law, deemed necessary by
members OF the board II was not until
2;t5 that the meeting was called TO Or
der. The members present were Pres
idcnt Nelden. and Mesara. Newman.
ulauquc. Moyic. Young. Hamburger and
Henderson. President Nclden. In opcn-
Ing the meeting, raid that the board
had hecn requested 10 suggest certain
amendments to the school law ~ isps
10 Ne cracted by the legislature IN case
TIE nuW law did not pass.
Mr.. Moyic then proposed the follow
Ing amendment:
Amend section 1898 aa fellows; "SoI.
Each city subject tu the o..
this chapter. aud all territory which
shall hereafter ." added uifietn. suai.
constitute one school dlTt1ct. ana Iuh-
lie schools therein shall be- free to all
residents thereof between tho ngrf u
six and eighteen years Of age and ~
children within the required are
whose father. mother or guardian or
guardians II n taxpayer within said
district. And the board OF education OF
each city subject 90 the provisions Of
the chapter, shall have the right ana
u shall be optional witisthem 60 charge
for tuition or 30 admit free 81 charge
pupils over u years OF age and under
9 years OF age. All public 20 looiH and
property therein shall be under the di-
rection and control OF the board OF ed
ucation."
Mr. Moyic said TINT he only wanted
the board to have tho power which hoy
were now exercising.
The next amendment proposed was
for the purpose ~ setting the rcgiHtrn.
ton lists by the school board. ana was
aH followri
Amend section Ne. Complied Laws
N 1855 by nddinE thereto section Si5b.
sis oficlal fugistrr NJ elections un.
der boards Of education OF cities OF the
firat and second class. AT least ton
days bafor. fhr day ou which an elec.
ton II appointed to be held In cities OF
the first ana second clnsr. the rrgistrn-
tion agent ~ each election district In
every city " the FIRST and second class
must furnish 20 the clerk ~ the board
~ education n such cities n copy OF
the official register Tor his district"
Mr.. Muyic also presented the rcHolu-
ton. and said he had not taken In
consideration the question of cost, ~
he thourht that there should be mo-
cost attached.
Judge Henderson dli not think that
Nharr should be my cost attached. aH
tho county clerk was "a Hnlaried officer.
The amendments were adopted by the
board to recommend 10 the Legisln-
lWrU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
FUNERAL OF u. $. EMERY.


The funeral services over the remains
of the late David T. Emery viii take
pace On Thursday noxt. nt y. M. FROM
the sixteenth ward meeting house. The
deceased was born In Salt Lake city
Feb. n. 1861. ana was the son OF Horny
and Elizabeth lirewerton Emery. and
always has been exemplary In HIS hnh.
IT., from his childhood 20 his death.
Some years ago he nlled u mission 10
the Southern States. In 1896 and 1897.
he was city recorder for salt Lake city.
making most commendahle record IN
that position, In religious matters No.
was nm active and consistent worker.
lie was one OF the Council of the TWon-
ty-fourth quorum ~ seventy. for sew
era years ana until his recent illncHs
compelled him 10 retire, he was super
intendent ~ the Sixteenth ward sunday
school, ana also president Of the Young
Mems Mutual Improvement association.
The cause OF death Is given az spinal
Chioroslf. lie leaves "a wife and seven
children and a host ~ relatives aud
friends to mourn his early demise, MI
Emery was generally respected citi-
zen, whose career marked him as
among the nobler ones ~ mankind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
WEDGE GOLD COMPANY.

The Wedge Cold Mining and Milling
company ficd It's articles Of incorpor-
tion with the county clerk today. The
limit NJ the capital stock has been fixed
Mt tsof 900. with shares at 81 each. The
namoa and residences Of the incorpor-
ntors. together with the number ~
shares subscribed for by each. are na
follows Martha !. Lyon. 1850 shares
u. ]. Lyon, iu3a5a. Harry l.. Mills, o.
i6i. u, NJ, Riley. $500. an ~ Mnryr-
vale. piute county. Wnldemnr Van
Colt. io.dis. George sutherland. i0,Cis.
Fred RAHHctt. i.2ia. ~. y. Dalton. .
0ss. John Sands. i,ois. an ~ Salt Lake
city. George Sutherland II president;
r. J. Lyon. secretary. ami Martha J.,
Lyon. treasurer. These officers together
with II. NJ. Riley also comprise the dl-
rvctoratc.
The company'H property r. situated
IN tho Ohio mining district piute
county. and consists NJ the Wedge 30.
! and the LATHE Fraction lodge mining
claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
SPLENDID CHARGE
OF AMERICANS.
Wyoming Company in Battle Does
Not Wait For Orders.
PILED ON THE FlLIPINOS.
Whole Line Advanced With Them, Achieving
BfiIIian, Victory.
INSURGENTS HEMMED IN.
only ono American wounded Rcbcis
Defeated win IL Heavy
INSURGENTS IlEMMED IN.
only ono American wounded tcbcis
Defeated win ~ Heavy
Loss.
ESPECIAL no rnE "Nrws."l

lSfE'iNL ~ THE NisWS.1
Washington. b. g.. March IA Man
fla cable says
The Filipinos at San Juan del Monte.
numbering several thousand. were
driven from their positions today with
great loss. A soon as the lines were
well under way. the Wyoming regiment
closed In. firing rapidly. Suddenly onr
Of the companies Hprang from the line
with cheer and dashed toward the In.
HurRents' trenches. u was Company G.
and the action electrified the Amcri-
eau lines. Other companies OF the
Wyoming regiment lcapcd 10
the front and the entire
line swept upon tho Fiiiplnos
Maintaining their fire for only q short
time after the charge. the rebels 'laapcd
from their carthworks ana lied. clo-eiy
pressed. Retreat was cut on In All d.
rectluns save toward Paslr river. and
~ the Insurgents turned that way they
were met by pitileas shcillng by a
gunboat The Infantry lines closed In
at once from the east.
The loss ~ the Insurgents was heavy.
The only casualty to tho American
forces was the woundinR 81 Private
spoach. u the Nebraska Regiment. The
insurgents were utterly routed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
CHINESE PHYSICIANS.



The taking Of u frat dose OF Chinese
medicine IN an ordeal which can be
better Imagined than described. IL
Is Invariably a bitter decoctlon. II
the patient prefers. the herbs arc given
MIN IN square pastehoard boxes hold.
Ing about n pint each. ana he cooks
them at home, a Chinese prescription
contains from ten 10 sixteen yarietles
OF herbs, flowers. nuts, gums. barks.
ana roots, More thnn three thousand
species are classified and used IN,
medicine, but Of these only some six
hundred are In general use. Whether
the patient takes tho remedies nj the
fhnitarium or at home, he TX reauested
To present himself every day before
the doctor for another pulse exainina-
ton, ho that every change In Ms con-
dillon may be noted and the prosorip.
lions may be varied accordingly. rhe
chinese are clever chemists IN The line
OF pharmaceutical preparations, and
prepare many medicines for their avn
uAn W the form u pills and powders,
nut these are employed by the Chineae
phyficinns In treating the ailments on
white people only 10 limited extent
The reason given is that the simple.
hot decocilons Of the fresh root "a,
plant are the best form, because the
most readily assimilated Into the sys-
TEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
AFTERNOON CALL ACTIVE.
Grand Central Zoe. nj $50. Max NJ
si.3i and DsIy ut si.2o
u share.

on the Salt Lake exchange this If
tcrnoon business was active frpm the
start. Ajax leading out with 400 shares
at u.si and 100 at $3.50. Then there
was lively sparring for small blocks ~
centcnnial-Eurcka. although to no
avail. while Dexter followed with
shares at sg.so. around which figure the
stock was freely offered. and Daly de-.
vclopcd selling tendency. trarfcrA
being made from also to ~ isis. -Four
Ac'- weakened q little aud sold down
10 'oh, while Gaicna was dealt In be-
tween q and iets. and Grand Ccutrai
did business at $3.50 and is.is Mcrcur
soid at SEQ. after which Northern
iIght sold freely down 1, o. cents o
fharc. Figures were posted AZ follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
STRIFE Al sI,AuwAy.
Laborcr. IN the whit. rs.s. Yukon Road
Want Higher Wage. ut Dy.p.

skugway. March .. (via Victoria. u.
CD March "a destructive nru IN
Dyca last night destroyed the Palace
ard Northern hotels. the Chllcooi tram
stables, the senate saloon ana the
court house. Loss. $1,000. The
horses and wagons of the tram com.
pany were saved. There was no IRE
apparatus.
Seven hundred Of fourteen hundred
laborurA employed on the construction
work ~ the White PaHs-Yukon rail-.
road nrc out on n strike "a "a result "
reduction In wages from IS to ~ cents
an hour and an Increase OF work Ia ten
hours a day, After tho men struck
all others were laid on Tor few days.
The men are coming ~ Skngwny aud
arr ordofly. No violence IN nrticiptt.
81. refuge camp win rc found Tor
them here. as there are no hotel accom-.
rnodhiionu. Ail the men rccm Ia have
money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
Iinh A r.rliir rnn.frnriInn.

Contractor Hendricks OF the Utah &
Pacific was In the city yesterday after
noon. lie says that the work of con
struction Il going on without hitch.
when asked ~ TO the proposed IN.
crense In the force az referred to In the
News" some days ago, Mr.. Hendricks
confirmed the report then given, ana
said that the extra men would be put
on about March 18th. supplies were
coming IN freely at present and would
warrant greater activity at that time.
lie said that many ties were bcina
supplied along the line. but that they
were OF an inferior quality. many OF
them being 50 crooked ne to render them
useless Mir. Hendricks VIII 10 TO the
scene Of operations In few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

The opening Of the second week NJ m.
urnu Opera company showed no dlmu-
milton In the crowds. Said Pasha was
given last nlght 10 an Overlooking
house ana there IL every Indication
that the crowd win Keep up through the
week, the hill being changed almost
nightly, and tonight and tomorrow az.
tctnoon the first serious work of tho
present engagement being presented la
the bohemian Girl Said paHhn last
nighily, tonight ana tomorrow ar
variety accomplishments, local gags
and rpecihlitica ~ every sort Indeed,
The music ami some ~ the beauty uf
tho opera we've nmuthcrcd IN the profu,
sion ut the "upFto.dntelsma," ~ tho
comedians McrHrH Fclch aud Young
easily carried on NE honors and Nj.
hrudorlck struggled manfully with HIS
cold In tho part OF Tho kniah. Miss.s
FurrlnEton and Myers made pioanant
impression Ia the ladies roles.
San Frnncisco. March Tho sale ~
single tickets tor the Mrlha season OF
opera, which has been in progress fur
two days has already reached tg5, 900, an
unprecedented sale Ia this city. A con,
tinpuH line ut ticket buyers has waited
at the box office since sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock, when the first TOOK
NJ hiF Vlgil waiting Tor the box office
10 open yesterday, Since sunday hun.
trcdH OF people have waited their turn
and the dcmnud for first night seats
cannot possibly be satisfied Tho sale
NJ season tickets commenced over
week ngo and amounted 10 Sl5.0Oo when
the sale closed Saturday night The
grant opera house, which has under
some a complete change In To- interior
II regarded hy competent critics 90 be
the most handsome play house IN N,
United states, Its beauty has only been
seen by favored few, but thenter,
Foers, " ~ said, are almost as anxious
To catch glimpse of the playhouse M
they are Of the great Moba herself.
The season opens Monday night with
Melba In Faust"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
MRS. J. NJ. BAKER ARRESTED
Accused Of Causing the Death Of Emma
lhkcr Christensen.

Special per peacret telegraph.
Provo, March 1.--sherin storrs 10.
day arrested Mrs. j. NJ. Baker ON
fruit farm on Prove bench, ana Hhr ls
here awaiting sheriff llov,ils' arrival
this evening 10 take her o. salt Lake,
Airs, Baker "a the woman who. accord.
ing 10 testimony adductd at the m
quest over tho romninH ~ Emua Blkri
Christensen, gave Mrs. christensen thr
medicine and INSTRUMENT which caused
her death. She was arrested ON the
request from sheriff lioNelis asking
that she be arrested for murder. Mrs
Bakcr denies having any knowledge uf
the nftnlr. any further than being ace
qunlnted with Mrs. christensen, Tier
husband ~ with her and win accom-
rany her 60 salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07

Nffns ENINNa 'NNiNlW Nt NUN tNNNA isNU'
went north this morning.
Hoyt Sherman of the Colorado South
crn will leave for Denver tonight.
Live stock Agent Gregory ~ the u.
a 70. q. has gone again to the south.
leaving Tits morning.
Travelling Agent ncardaiey of m.
Chicago ana Northwestern has Eunc 10
Montana on business for the road.
No. 1 over the Rio Grandc Western
was two hours late this morning aud
had made the Denver connection.
Mr.. wadlciRh N the u. q. w, md
Mr.. hurley Of the Short Line got In the
snowstotm ht Cheyenne. They will
hardly reach omaha until tomorrow.
Roth 81 tho local railroads are pre-
pared ~ publish conference rates.
Thcrr viii be little change from tho
published rates Of other years.
The earnings Of the Oregon Short
Line for the month Of January. isa9.
were ,sli.i0. against ttti. 16p.,S for
the corresponding month last year-an
Increase 81 tii.sSie2,
J. Biiokcnaderfcr. the flrrt chief en-
Elnccr Of the Union Pacific Hallway.
died nj the age of ~ years at Lebanon,
49,, 49,. !, - so.
&C., wv" :" "' 'H
''"''A'
The Rio Grnnde Western has let the
contract for grading the now track nc
the mouth % spanish Fork canyon 10
Frank tiufkp Of Sprlnryiiip. II " u
rmnil contract. ne the track Il 10 be on
~ slightly changed
~ n bradley who was som" time
.lhve connected win lhf Milihni ~
u"N'Nns Ns'tt' hnh returned irlm ~
~ u'ss ~, W h.iS y" ~ n',h Wpthlhk ior
the Mmhnuri iacihc. = tald Nc "
=" enter the employ N THE short Line.
chief Engineer o'Af.iy.nv NJ IN. Ore
gon short Line ma. bnrn engaged fnr
some Time mast prot.rtinr tho trnck
from Idaho Falls 10 camas' Idaho'
Thls action was made necessary ~ a
fI"'anll.h hkhintt ,he water Which "
.epe,i'u !" come uown whch winter
bfeahH np'
Mt. N. Il. Chamberlain. tho aas.at,n,
t-afiie mar agcr ~ the Erie utitway.
cam. 10 The CITY This morninr rhs
marty with him arr Mrs t,hn,nberiain.
Mr., and Mrt A. ~. Hook and All, and
Mrs. g. 4. Aunett N New York, They
are az tho knut.ford, and win remain
W inc city unul tomorrow evening.
Nh'h u'Y y" e"A''
Den, Traffic Manager Eecles cam,
home this morning FINN m, nnrth
sir. Dccles rayu that there IL fne
FprluF weather In idaho nnd I'm, sh,,f
ahenrlny viii bspin nro,,nd uoise aI.,,,,
IN. iSfh of this month Ite do,s ~,
think ther. viii be nnv irouhlo Win
floods. ns tho rnow IL going IN srn,iv'
ally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
SNOW AT BRIGHTON.
Thc Romucy Cottage Roof Crushed In.

II. A. brighton h down from the head
81 the niR Cottonwood. having made
his way out from the deep SHOWS In
that rcEion On snow shoes. Mr,
Brighton has spent the greater part Of
tho winter there working In tunnel.
and he says that the snowfall IL hcnvl-
er than anything he has witnessed
for many years. ON brighton Tat
around the hotel he says Il lles n a
depth ~ ~ feet ON the level and on tho
mountain where his tunnel IL locn'oi
N not less than twenty feet. lie tnluh =
the snow viii play havoc with SONS NJ
the cottages at brighton and nlready
the large structure built by George
Homncy Jr.. the handaomest and sup
nnfedly the STRONGEST Ia the litts sum
MGR VILLAGE. has been crush "a In by tho
heavy weight of the snow. Air.
brighten viii return 10 the head ~ the
cpnNon IN Few daya, ana several own
orH Ui ctttngcH have arranged with HIN
o. protect their property from further
damage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
CASES OF B,NKRuPTs.

The hearing ON the petition for dis
charge NJ W. l.. MeCabe. voluntary
bankrupt was ordered for hearing on
March 2ard By the Federal court To-
day.
An order for tho hearing ~ the petit
tion Tor discharge Of J. y, Meilstrup. a
bankrupt was set for March mn.
An order for adjudication was en-
tered In the bankruptcy case OF Joseph
Zimmerman. and the hearing was set
for March 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07

Newport News, Va. March THE ".
:. transport Thomas. formerly IN.
Ailnnewnska, has arrived here from
hanliago. having IN board the Tween,
ty-thlrd Kansas regiment, eolore,l, In,
fnntry. The troops left for Fort Leave
enworth. ltna. The transport v.ta
roughly handled by the weather on tho
voyage from Santiago, which port sho
left last Tuesday and II " believed il
VIII be necessary 10 send her 10 The dr.,
dock for repaitH. There wns no sick.
ness OF "a serious nature during tho
trim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
coal LAND ENTRIES.

Thomas nrown OF soonold. Carbon
county. 1872 % acres IN section o. town
chip ~ south. rongc 7 west.
Parry H. cotner nf Price, 100 ncrcs
IN section 0, township II south. raiR'
, east.
Helen n. iicll ~ Salt Lake city. 100
acres In l'ciion %. township " s'uth,
range east.
g. II, snmguc OF Salt Lake ely. 10
acres ~ foclipn 20. township 10 sou'h,
refuge 7 east.
". q. Williams ~ Sal, Lake city. 100
acres IN section %, township ~ AOuth.
Euisr , east
T.. -, Hoover OF eait Lake city, icp
acres IN section -, towiinip u south.
UlnHU + cast.
Edward o. Dickinson % Snit t.alse
tltN, lfN acres In section 5e, township
u south, range : east
3, N fsytun OF Price. ttnh, ifp
rorrs IN section sc. township 70 south,
range east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
NEWS FROM LElll.
Funeral Of Miss Nina Childs Held
Today Other Items.

Special tn the News"
lehi Utah, March THE remains Of
the late Miss Nina child's We're IN
TERED In the cemetery at Iehl today.
Miss Childs died ON Sunday evening,
after three weeks illness Of Brights
disease. She was highly respected
ana beloved as a most cstimable young
lady ana a faithful, earnent worker In
the cause ot truth. At the time OF her
demise she WAS secretary of the Young
dies association and "a teacher IN
the FIRST intermediate department IN the
sunday school. The funeral was held
commencing at 10 u. m. From the late
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
THREE PERSONS
ARE IMPLICATED.
Result Of Coroner's Inquest as to
Mrs. Christensen's Death.
JAMES A. LUKE ARRESTED.
warrants In the Hands Of OHiccrs for
sebsHacr aud Mrs. Baker Jury
Censure. mr.. Bssnsci.

The coroncr's inquiry NJ TO the cause
Of the death Of Emma Baker Christcn-
sen, which occurred In room at the
Albert block. this city. Just one week
aTo today. resulted In the issuance ~
warrants for the arrest Of James a.
Luke. Charles H. Schaffncr and Jane
Doe Baker. whose true name ut this
writing IL unknown. on the charge ~
murder. The jury also censurcs Dr.
HenHci FOR failing TO call In another
physician and In not reporting the
abortion to the proper authorities.
Luke was arrested last evening by
Deputy Sheriff Cummock. lie was
taken before Justice Pardcc and re-
leased upon giving 1850 bond.
The woman Bakcf has been located
with.
schhnncr. who l. tho present band
muster ut Fort Douglas. " In IAN
Francisco on "a sixty days leave Of alb
nencc. lie ieft Tor the coast with his
wife and family about two weeks aEo.
The officers will experience no difficulty
IN locating and bringing the musician
back. aa they VIII receive the aid Of the
military authorities, should occasion
require II.
THE VERDICT.
The verdict beAra the signatures NJ j.
Midsiey, n. A. Empey and q. NJ. Rob.
ertHon and IN attestcd To by Justice Me-
Master. IL reads a. followH;
AN inquest having been held before
Justice Ne Master, whose names M"
hereto subscribed. the said jurors upon
their oathr do say. according o. the
,xlIanee that the aulI l1unfnu Iiahgf
Christensen came TO her death from the
effects Of an abortion having been per.
formed on her through the agency ~
James A. Luke. Charles N. Hchaffner
and Jane Dos Baker lhcr proper name
not being known. they having pro-
cured the same. And that Or. !. A.
iienHel Il cenrurahlc In not having
called In for consultation, another ply
stefan. when he was called 10 attend
the rnae after tho abortion and further
IN not reporting the said abortion 10
the proper authorities"
STATEMENT or NURSE.
When the "Ncwr" report closed yes
terday, Mrs. I. ]. lleamer, the woman
who nurrcd Mrs. Christensen, was On
the stand. Che stated that she was |
present when tho deceased made her |
alleged dying statement, Ahe said Mrs. |
Christensen dictated II ana Warren !
wrote. Witness further stated that the |
dccearei was very sick at the stomach. |
ana acted like a person who had taken |
poison. Che Identified the instrument |
and the written statement.
There was no further testimony
taken and at g o'clock last evening the
Jury returned verdict. but IL Was not
made public until today.
The remains Of Mrs. Christensen
were rc.lnterred IN Mount olivct ccine.
terry today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
POLIcH ITEMS.

Jack Kennedy, vnErnnt. stood up be-,
fore Police Judge Tlmmony today
charged with yagrancy. Tho ciiy viii
take care u him for the next AiNty
days,
=, T., Nelson, a plumber, for violating
the ordinance IN doing Jon OF work
without taking out license, was al.
lowed 10 80 On suspended sentence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07

Ogden Nominee sure ~ IN III" fosi'ltn
hut Lacks Confirmation.

Washington. March IA statement
prepared hy Fourth Assistant Post
master Genyrll Bristow shows that the
total number " postoiilce nominations
srnt 20 tho senate by the President
during The last session was us, OF whlch
20, had been recess appointments. 50
t1r me the Department. records IN 10
date show The nominations TO thirteen
offices We're not confirmed these includ-
ing the Dales, ore, and Ogden utah'
The only one Of the non.oonirinallons
Ia doubt is the oregon Office. The tol-
lowing be tie total of the nomination.
made fur each far western st'i'a ana
Arizona. o. Colorado, o; Idaho, 81
Montana. 4. Nevada, 2; oregon y
Jtnh, A. Wellington. ~; Wyomins' u
California, Is -.-4.--
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-07
REGINA NYBORC
IS COMMITTED.
Seventeen-Year-0ld Girl Sent to
State Industrial School,.
SHE Is VERY INC0RRlGlBLE.
said 60 Have ueen emily Of wi-con.
duet with - Negro Parents Weep
over Their Daughters Downfall.

You mustn't judge a man by his
looks, nor a parson by his books" IL an
old Enying. the truth ~ which was
forcibly demonstrated In the criminal
branch Of the Third district court to-
day. In the case u is-ycaf-cld REGINA
Nyborg. who was committed to the In
dnsirial school Tor general incorrigibil-
ity.
The Eirl possesses n face na Innocent
In appearance aa that ~ u chlid's. Her
manners. too. arc childlikc ana her be-
havior In court today Impressed those
who saw her with the belief that she
was mn extremely modest and retiring
girl. The testimony ~ her parents and
others however. diapelled that idea. for
u was shown that the girl WIS morally
deptavcd and beyond the control u
her pnrcntH
II was stated by the girls parents
that for some time past she had lived
with negro named oliver Hunter.
Tho defendants parents wcpt bitter
~, hut the girl appeared RhliviouA 10
her surroundings unable. seemingly. to
sense her true position.
Judge Norrell. after delivering
faih"rly lecture TO the glrl ordered her
cOmmitthl.