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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20
AN ELOQUENT TRIBUTE.

Next to respond to the roll call was
Senator o. f. Whitney In his mo-
Uent2ry pause was an Indication of
the burst Of OTatOry that was to come
from his lips. Senator Whitney said:
Mr.. President-The situation con-
fronting US is to me somewhat painful;
s any situation must be which in
wolves and neCessitates a choice be
tween friends. A number of gentlemen
nave been named here as candidates
for the high and honorable position of
United States senator, any one of
whom would, in my opinion, grace this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20

Seventeen ballots were taken in joint
session of the Utah legislature yester-
day for United States senator. The
balloting developed a number CT sig
nifcant changes from the close Of We'd
nesday's voting. when King had 1s
votes; McCune. II; Powers, S; Nebeke1,
i; the Republican candidate, II; Can
non Z, and three were absent. The re-
suit encouraged McCune's supporters,
especially on the seventeenth ballot,
when King and McCune had Is each.
McCune made a distinct gain Of three
votes on the sixth joint ballot. the frs
of the day, taking one e0oh from Pow
ers and King and derl.Ing one from
Representative Lloyd, who answered
the roll call for the first time this Week.
On the eleventh ballot Speake- Roy
lance. who had supported McCune in
preference TO Powers since toe sixth.
went to King until the, eighteenth
when he joined Peery, who before had
been alone in voting for 'Quil Nebe-
ker. Mrs. Horne left King on the six
teenth and went to McCune, and Full
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20

appearance TO vote, he having been
sick. His preference. was announced
fc- King. Then Senator r. K. Thomas.
who had the day before voted for King.
spoke the name of McCUne. 1t was
taken as an indication shat a sort Of
hraak was likely 10 set in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20
NO PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE
Friends of Treaty Oppose the Bacon
Resolutions.

Washington. Jan. 19.-The supporters of
the peace treaty were in conference
among themselves more or less of the
time today as TO whether they should
agree to accept the Bacon resolutions as
a condition precedent to the ratification
of the treaty. Before leaving the capital
tonight Senator Davis. in charge of the
bill. told his friends that he would not
agree to the passage of resolutions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20
An ominous Announcement.

New York. Jan. 19.-The Commercial
Gable company has sent out the following
notice: 1--WE are advised that Geographic
Communication with the islands of Panay
Negros and Zebu, Philippine Islands. is
temporarily interrupted"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20
EVANSTON MAN SWINDLED.
jim the Penrnan Now Operating In
Wyoming.

fSnGC41l TO ] ne E1eTaIu-1
Evanston, Wyo., Jan. 19.-James VIII
son. alias Jim the Penman, an account
of whose check performances at -Og-
den appeared in Thursdays Herald, is
still plying his fingered voca-
ton along the line of the Union Pa
cific railway. he arrived here Tues
day ard represented himself as an
agent of the Singer Sewing Machine
company. After visiting the newspa-
pers and endeavOring 10 induce them to
take a sewing machine through adver-
tising, with a partial cash payment,
which was declined, ne presented him
eelf at the saloon Of Painter & Sny-
der and politely asked TO have a small
c;leck cashed. Mr.. snyder, who was
behind the bar. having a slight ac-
c,,,aintance with Wilson, readily ac-
conrnodated him Mr.. Snyder now
Tnourns the loss Of S55, which he ad
vaneed on the check Wilson passed
two or three smaller checks OF other
individuals, and then left for parts un-
known.
Sheriff Ward is hot on his trail. and
he will be landed in Jail before he
reaches Denver.
Pearl Thornton Discharged.
Especial TO The Herald.)
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 19.-Pearl
rrhornton. who shot and killed Ser
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20
DIVISION OF MINING.
Western Senators Are Earnestly Sup
porting the Proposition.
lspecial ID 10 Herald.


Washington, D. c., Jan. 19.-The SEN
ators from the mountain states are all
working hard for the adoption of the
Warren proposition for a mining divi-
sion in the geological survey. 1t is of
fered as an amendment to the sundry
civii bill and carries an appropriation
Of $3.50 600. The chances for its adop-
ton are considered good
ES-DeleSate 7. 7. Singiser Of Idaho
is here visiting Senator Shoup. He says
his trip east was without political sig
nilicance.
Original tensions of IS per month
each were today granted to Henry
Sandlin Of Hiehiand, Ida. and Jack
son Ha.n.,e- of Casper. WyO.
Horace J. Cooper was today appoint
ed postmaster Of Cisco. Grand county,
Utah, VICE Alfred 3. Bush. resigned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20
REPRESENTATIVES,.

For King.-Betts, Fisher, Green
wood, Hansen, Larsen, McGuarris,
Mansfield, o'Neil, Parry, Redd, Rob
ertson, Stewart, Whesler-13.
For decentralization, Bywater,
Clyde, Cummings, Farr, FEllmer,
Horne, Lloyd, Shepard-9.
For Powers.-Cook, Forman, Jack
son, Lapish-4.
For Acknowledgment.
For Goodwin.-Callister Chris
tianson, Crosby, C. z. Harris, Holm
gren, Law, Miller, Murdoch, Robin
son, Sorenson, Taylor, Welch-12.
For Cannon.-Bramwell, N. j. Ear-
ris, Ivers, Johnson, Smith,.
Absent.-Richards-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20
TWENry-sECoND BALLOT.
SENATORS.

For King.-BenniOn, Cannon, Rob
ison-3.
For McCune.-Chambers, Evans,
Smoot, Thomas, Whitney, Wright-6.
For Powers.-Aquila Nebeker, ".
G. Nebeker, Rideout-3.
For Nebeker.-PeeTy-1.
Fer Gccdwin.-Alder, HOWELL.
For Cannon.-Kiesel, Shurtliff-2.
Absent.-Senator Tanner-1.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20

The president has issued an executive
order. setting apart what is known as
Mission rock in San Francisco bay, as 4
naval reservation. The purpose is TO use
it as a coaIing station.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20

ASpecGa- 70 4 re t1SIdluy
Cheyenne. Wyo, Jan. 19.-Pearl
Thornton. who shot and killed Ser
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20
SILVER AND LEAD.

800
Ear silver, 5e5s cents.
Lead, brokers', 81.
copper, casting, 1915 cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-20

Forecast for Salt Lake Today is:
Partly Cloudy, Colder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
THE BOTTLE
EXPLODED
Young Brenflict the Victim Of
q Peculiar Accident.

SAN RAFAEL. Cal. May 2.-Ths
younger son Of u. Brenfiick. q gard.
ener. was the victim - a most PEE
cuiiar accident last evening. which
may result IN the loss Of one or
both eyes. II seems that young
Brenfiiek's sister lay sick with the
grip, and IN order 10 keep her from
taking chill the child filled a ST.
phon bottle with sand and placed 10
IN the oven Of the stove TO heat Ia
a few minutes he went 10 the stove
and took the bottle out Just aS re
took hold Of 1t the bottle exploded
with such force that the metallic
stopped was driven into the ceiling.
So much sand was shot in the boys
face that when the grains were ex-
traetei and the How OF blood stop-
ped by DIR. wickman the skin re-
scmbied n sieve. Both eyes were in
iured. but with care the sight will
not be lost. An investigation showed
the accident to be result OF lg-
norance OF natural law. The sand
placed in the bottle was damp and
the steam generated by the heat Of
the oven caused the explosion. ono
remarkable feature was that willis
the bottle was blown to a thousand
pieces. the walls Of the room being
peppcred by the bits Of glass. not one
particle OF glass lodged in the boys
fac,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
The action Of The city council

The action OF the city council
last night in unanimously pass
ing a resolution to prepare for a
big celebration on the day when
the Washington volunteers te-
turn here from Manila. is right in
line with popular sentiment OF
the community. The movement
In favor OF a celebration has
taken such a pronounced shape
as to indicate that there is uni
vefsal demand Tor /, on the part
Of the people.
The Washington volunteers
have gained renown in the war
that has caused their fame to be
carried to the very confines Of
civilization. Drawer troops never
fought. and their astonishing per.
formaneeS will form a part Of the
glorious history Of our country.
The famous Rough Riders under
Roosevelt are fully matched in
the First Washington regiment
under Colonel Wholley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
Loaf Son Found.

PORTLAND. ore. May AFTER
search Of nearly a week. u. T.
Shattuek. wcl-to-do farlmer "
nlcklcton. Wash, yesterday found
his lost son at Nienta, a little town
on the O, a. 4 N. and started home
with him. Young Shattack. who Is
only sixteen years old, disappeared
from Portland last Monday week,
and 90 little could he learned about
him that the police. whose assistance
Mr.. ahattuek invoked, were greauy
puzzled over hts ease, Late IN the
week. however. Detective Ford trae-
ed the boy 10 Nicut0. ana to that
place Mr Shattuck went Saturday.
Yesterday afternoon he telegraphed
the police that hc had found his
son. but he sent no particulars OF
the boys WanderinEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
GOETHE WAS KILLED
Rains Wash Away Earth From
Above the Skeleton.

DENVER. Col, May 2-rarties
arriving from Byers. Araphoo ooun-
~ 70 miles east OF Denver. report
the finding Of the body Of otto Goet-
to. or Brown. as he was commonly
known. sheep ranehman. who was
murdered on his ranch, September
30. 1898. Goette disappeared and his
1000 sheep were afterwards sold In
Omaha. 4 draft for the receipts OF
the sale was cashed at the Colorado
National Bank I'm this city by ".
II. Beeler. II is believed that Goct-
&c was murdered and suspicion
points 10 Beeler as the murderer and
efforts were made 10 capture him,
but all trace of him was lost at Salt
Lake. The body OF Goette had been
buried near a stream on his ranch
and the spring rains had unearthed
Il. A large hole In the skull cor
roboratcd the murder theory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
Accused Of Arson.

STANDPOINT. Idaho. May "A, +.
Carr, who has a ranch n few miles
down the river. was arrested today
by Constable Smith on n charge Of
arson. II seems that Andrew Leaf
had purchased a quantity OF hay
from c. Miller. which was on Mil
ler's place In barn, and Carr had
objected to Leaf crossing his ranch.
which 1t was necessary to do To reach
the hay. Leaf afterward. with "A
neighbor, started with a team after
the hay. but on approaching found
the building and hay In flames. Be
lievinF Carr to be responsible for
the FIRE. he was arrested and taken
TO this place, and will have hear
.sng before Justice Bowen today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
SING SING NEWSPAPER
Eirgt Issue Of the Star OF
Hope a Success.

NEW YORK. May Periodical
literature was added t. hy the ap-
pearants today - the first number
Of the Star = Hope. The paper.
which tE 10 appear asmi-munthiy IL
written. printed AMI published by
tho inmates % sing Sing prison. and
Il unique among publications. in that
the editor has no fear % libel suits
and no rcsenu 60 D. apprehenaive
% visit from an Indignant reader
with a shotgun. ana need not worry
about unpaid subscriptions.
Both typoRr aphicallY and in the
quality Of iia reading matter. the
paper u a cFcit To- is makers. It
consists % eiEhi pages, each twelve
by sixteen Inches Ia size, and IL
printed on paper ~ good quality.
The articles are all signed. not With
the eontrihusefH' NAMES. but with
their cell numbers. This plan was
aapied by Warden sage. who con
celved the idea % the paper In or
der 20 avoid embarrassing the con
trihutors by publishing their names
TO the outside world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
CAUGHT BY BUMPERS
Terrible Fate OF n Railway
Brakeman.

BATAVIA. n. r. May 2-Danicl
Manning. - Mendon. n 1.ehiEh val
Icy brakeman, met with horrible
death a short distance east Of Corfu
this morning
Manning was the head brakeman
on a west bound freight and this
morning about 7;3o o'clock the en-
CINE cut loose from tho train and ran
ahead 10 a tank 10 take water.
when the train came together
again Manning was the one TO
couple them together. In some man
nsr 'Manning's head was caught be-
tween the bumpers and mashed al
most beyond human aemblances
Death. Of course. was Instantaneous.
The engineer and fireman Of the
engine first discovered the uufor-
tunate man Ills failure to signal
the engineer TO go ahead. led them
TO believe that something had hap
pened. Going 90 the place Manning
was found hanging by the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
With Features Wan
and Punched
MURDERER MOORE IN CAPTURED
The slayer Of Policeman kilfoy viii
Now Have TO Answer for
His Crime.

NEVADA CITY. May 2.-Tremb-
ling from weakness. shiyerlng from
cold. hlH features wan ana Punched.
hlu hat rim siouched down over his
restless. piercing eyes. ana his body
aNaihed IN red buggy robe 10 keep
out the nipping mountain air. the
mnnacled midnight assassin who
without warning shot 10 death Po-
licsmsn kilroy &c days ago. present
81 an uncanny and grewHame spec
tacis AZ he vas lified out u a car
fiase AZ the Nevada county court
house shortly before o'clock this
morning Supported on ono side by
Sheriff Gelehsll and on the other BY
sheriff Vehie " Contra Costa. with
capt Sihsli bringing up the rear
Murderer Moore began the ascent
y the stairs 20 the jail floor OF the
temple u Justice II seemed a vsrl.
table death march and the gray.
zhHdosY dawn light accumulated it,
Wsirduess The prisoner WAS half
led and hair carried. for his knees
az times collapsed like those Of a
craven death convict advancing to
take hts place under the yawning
nooss that bangles for his kind
once IN IN. barred ante room Of
the IAN the prisoner sank into
chair the moment that tho blanket
sa= unfollad from around him and
the handouts were unlocked lie
to-ak the situation with the sf0iidity
II an Apache. except Tor the furtivc
Eiancss he cast around and an At.
most impererp,ihle tWitehinF Of the
mouth. Thea the heavy double doors
10 murderer alley swung back and
the new arrival went In. moving
painfully az u he had left all hope
behind.
At every station on the railroad
from Martinez to cpifaN the train
Was benieeri By hundreds Of people
seeking a sight % the bad man II
Little Deer creek Ia the drive from
caifnx tho party saw only two men.
and that VAS after their arrival In
this city. When the vehicle was
passing the corner % uread and
Pine streets where the murder WAS
committed. Moore Strengthened up In
his seat. gave a quick glance toward
the spot where kiirnY vas killed.
and with a perccpslbie shudder sank
back again.
At the depot a, Sacramento a
handsome bouquet was handed TO
Moore hy a man. A card accpmpan-
led II bearing the following.
I've modest YIole's and roses
blooming Love ana good wishes"
On the other side OF the card was
the name jennie Campbell. 1871 ".
The name was printed In type and
the Ysst was written. Moore says
Jeunia Campbell was an old friend
81 his
Moore preserves his imperturhabie
silence. not having spoken word
since his arrival herr, except to say
yes or no 20 the officers. At Col
fax this morning he told a nswspa-
per man that Kilruy struck him on
the head with a club and then he
shot lie also said that Fred EiIcr-
man and Larry Mullen. as well as
pob Gates saw the blow and the
Killing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
A BICYCLE TRUST.
Company Organizes With .
Sso.ooo.ooo Capital.

CLEVELAND. O.. May s-Thers
ia a strong probability tia, within
a few days nearly toe ~ the largest
bicycle manufacturing plants IN the
United States viii be under the con
troi ard o. nershtp q one gigantic
company. capitalized AZ so 90. coo
The capitalists behind the scheme
have exact data upon the situation.
and this week viii see n. footing up
% enc sum totals 81 the various
phases % the proposition. and dem
its action VIII come at a meeting q
the manufacturers late this week.
A q spaidlnx. Of Chicago. IL the
chief figure IN the enterprise.
The trust will build three aiTsre
snt grades Of wheels" said Mr. II.
A. I.ozier. Of the Cleveland Bicycle
company. today. "a high priced
wheel. a medium AMI cheap grade.
There H. little probability Of the big
deal falling through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
ILLINOIS GIRLS LUCK
Miss MacnuIey heiress to
$4,000 Estate.

ATLANTA. Ga. May 2-Tf the
daughter Of J. a. MacAuley. de-
ceased. can prove her Identity. his
SO. 900 estate viii revert to her. She
IL said 90 live in Bloomington. III.
A few hours previous to Mac
Auiey's cath. G. +. Johnson. a saloon
keeper. called at the Atlanta Nation
nj bank with an order supposed 10 be
from MacAuiey. for Ave State bonds.
which were there for safe keeping.
After MacAuley's death the County
Administrator missed the bonds.
Johnson claimed 10 have turned them
over to MacAuisy. He moved TO
New York. and was engaged In busi-
ness there when he attempted to
dispose Of the bonds. lie was re
turned Ia Atlanta. made restitution
and waB fined $500 and four months
imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
STATE NEWS.

Everett, real estate business Ia
lively.
rakims Is considering a wooden
mill proposition.
Chehalis postofice receipts Las,
year were tsssi.s0.
The new fruit cannery at waIia
Waiia IL nearly completed
The spring roundup I'm the Yak
ina valley will commence May 5.
The waitsburw New Era has been
merged into the waitsburK Times
The walla waila Union has added
type-sctting machines 10 t., compos-
Ing room.
A milk skimmlng station has been
established at Burlington. In skHsit
county.
The owners Of the coal mines at
Bueoda vii commence developing
them at once.
walla walia farmers are talking Of
having a poultry show at the fruit
fair this fall.
Thomas Morrison and Frank Mon
roe have been sent 10 the peniten-
tiary from Garfield county for horse
stealing.
The residence OF John Koontg. on
jackson Prairie. Lewis county. was
totally destroyed by FIRE last week.
The loss In 1900.
North Yakima win hold n special
school election May rs. to decide
whether or not TO issue $4,000 worth
OF bonds for the erection Of a new
school house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
A Perilous Task.

NEW YORK. May ? - Alma
a Alma. the former Nifs Of Rudolph
Aroaann Of this city. who. " was
recently announced. Nss a prisoner
in the har.m % the Haitsn q
Morocco. cables 20 an evening paper
that she Il safe.
The state department had been
asked 10 investigate the ease q the
young woman. and inquiries Tor her
were rabied 70 the United states
Consul at Tanxisr.
Miss d'Aina left thi. city to visit
THaRier with the avowed Intention
OF entering the suitan's harem and
making a study OF the conditions
there.
whether or not che was defined
BY the sultan has not yet developed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02

Accordingly pntuecaonlgs prepared
10 como bach tu America, and the
tales he told OF the ~ Dorado tempt
ed his CnuntrYmrn. 10 the number
mentioned. 10 accompany him, All
had sufficient money to pass the ims
migration bureau la New York.
which guards against the landing ot
pauners hy requiring thom 10 have
a certain sum. al ieant enough Tor
transportation and living expenses
All the men there We're no women
ARE mlucrH, and ali have been as
Aured Of positions an the California
mines. for the slavH. To- which ma
ton they belong are known Tor their
Industry and thriftlncHn.
ON the same train, tho wabash,
was party af swarthy -aiSinnod Suns
Of sunny Italy. who also were dos
tined for the west. All had been
tieketed through 90 Reno. Nevada.
There two names represented thelf
total knowledge Of English.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
RAILWAY PERSONALS.


The Great Northern. Northern Pa
einc and 500 Pacific roads have an
nounced special rates tor the Nation
Al uaptiut societies auuivefaaFtsn to
De- held IN san Francisco this month.
The fare for the round trip VIII be
S. from the twin cities to Seattle.
Tacoma aud Portland. good from
May IS 70 july Is.
\ heavy train % freight cars vas
recently hauled over the Halllmora
4 ohio railroad, II consisted % nifty
new strll ears. each Weighing $1,000
lbr. and loaded GA an average with
as 900 lbs Of coal The engine
weighed rs. 90 lbs. making the total
weigh t Of the train cas-. 100 lbs.
The Central Passenger association
iines are making arrangements ZOE
a reduction IN farrs fof the large ma
tlnnal gatherings which ars 10 De
held this coming summer. A rate
~ one fare for round trips VIII prob.
ably BE- adopted.
Commencing May IS. tho 500 Pact.
ne will put on fast train between
81. Paul and this city, The train
will leave ST Paul In the evening
and cover the distance IN thirteen
hours less time than IL does undrr
the present schedule. II is intend-
81 70 meet the time made by The
Great Northern and Northern faets
&c ayers recently inanEuratci.
Hunaio. y. Y. IL soan to have a
new Union depot whieh viii cover
Us. zoe square feet Il ground, ON
three sides q the building provision
has been made for twenty-five stores
aud the upper part viii b. used for
a hotel which will contain 800 rooms
The depot waiting rooms will BE- the
LARGEST In the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
An Asp In the ~ all.

NEW YORK. May Am attempt
10 Kill George y sterry. jr.. sscrs-
tary % tho firm % Weaver and stsr-
~, ID Pine street. was mads yester-
day. when an aAp was sent him
through the mail. The address writ
ten in faded Ink on the box that
held the snake was IN woman's
hand When opened the snake fell
on stsrry'a hands. but By his quick
ness the merchant escaped Injury.
Mr sterry has put the case in the
hands u detectives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
SLAv MINERS
FOR THE WEST
Seventy-Three Enroute to
Reno, New.

ST. LOUIS. May 2-sovonty- three
natives Of the principally Of Bosnia
Herzegovina. in the Auatro- HunRar-
ian Empire. passed through the TN
ion station yesterday on route to
California. whore most Of them viii
70 to work as miners. Tho leader Of
the party and the only one who
could speak English. WAS Christ
PntuHezenicz. who had been I'm this
country two years and then return
ed 10 his fntherland.
while here he succeeded In amnss-
ing n small sum OF money which de-
frayed the expenses Of his return
trip. over there he found the con-
ditions extremely unfavorable. What
with the poornesB or the land and the
severity OF the taxes, II was almost
impossible for the Inhabitants to
exc out even a miserable existence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-02
A PUBLIC FLOCCINC
Walter Mccorkie to Receive
aTsste Of the Lash.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. May 2-wal-
ter Mccorkle. %. will be given
public whipping by his grandfather.
John Mccorkie. aged 10. In the morn
ing. Young Mccorkle stole a horse
from his Grandfather and sold the
animal TO n horse trader for 1880.
He was arrested and taken before
Judge winfrey Of the police court
this morning He said he was gull
~ and took the money to buy a pres
snt for his sweetheart. The court
called the grandfather before him
and said: You can have the option
Of whipping the young man in pub
lie OF seeing him 60 to the state pria-
on. n you decide 10 whip him you
must give him a good one"
The grandfather said he was will
ing TO give the young man a whip