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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23

Davis. and when the opportunity. pre-
sented Itself I decided that 1t should take
the form Of a bronze statue. I had seen
and admired Mr ZoInay's other works
and therefore I made the necessary ar
rangements with him. The statue is now
complete and I may say that / am en-
tirely satisfied with it."
Asked what progress was being made
toward the erection Of a public monument
OF her husband, she replied that some
time would elapse before such a mOnu-
raent would be erected.
The Southern people" she explained,
ARE desirous OF having a fitting monu-
rent of their former leader and theyG Will
not cease in their efforts in this direction
until their aim IS accomplished. II they
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23

II Colorado. the sole motive for It's erec-
zion being the desire of the famous
statesman's widow and daughter TO pay
respect % his memory in this enduring
fashion.
The figure IS represented as wearing the
very clothes in which NJ. Davis vas
dressed when he was captured BY a de-
tachmert = Michigan cavalry. Mrs.
Davis carefully preserved these interest
ing historical relics. and she placed them
a EIr. Zoloav's disposal Indeed. she fur
uisheI him with all the available mate
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23

~ He e-zr statue Of Jefferson Dav:s
ever fsshier-t has t--=- beer mod
e'et hy NJ. George Julian Z0'1ay
n Nv YORK. l. IS OF heroic size. the
1 TEu-e being seven and 2 half feet,
ara i viii rest Oh pedestal of
su5-zht- dimensions. This pedestal viii
be cut from q block OF Southern granite
an6 on Is face Will be engraved the name
and aze - NJ Davis and probably also
some suitable --r:gCior. The entire ex-
perse Of the status has ben borne ~
Mrs. Davis and Ler daughter. Mrs. Hayes
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23

do auC on .Hese occasions she gave Mr.
Zoluay many valuable suggestions. I had
& "a K with her a few days ago, during
which she told me much about the his
tory OF the work
Il have long desired" she said. ito
erect 3 suitable memorial in honor Of Mr.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23

rial that could n any way aid him IN his
" work, and the result is that the statue
is q stngularIy true likeness Of Mr. Da-
Wis.
During her recent trip TO New York
Mrs Davis paid many visits to the SUI
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23

NIGEL FERRARD-By G. II. Robins,
J. 3. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia
Paper, 80 cents
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23
Book Notes.

Noting the welcome accorded to Don I
Worry Nuggets (extracts from Epicte-
t1s. Emerson, George Eliot and Brown
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23
IN THE LAND OF BOOKS

these dan be Yogis." The book closes with
the statement that the perfect man 're-
allies at last the beautiful and inspiring
truth that Love, Lover and the Beloved
are one"
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23

INGTON-By Stonewau Cutter E A.
Weeks Company, Chicago. Paper, rs
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23
artistic treasures owned


In the list Of artistic treasures owned
by the late Baron Rothschild mention is
made of q "Fitzwilliam clock" This is
the famous Louis XIV clock, which for
generations was one OF the most valued
heirlooms at Milton Hall, near Peter
borough 1t is said TO have been sold 10
Baron Rothschild by G. c.. w. Fttzwil-
liam, the present squire of Milton, for
500 900. An exact facsimile, however.
which is said 10 have cost $4,000, now
stands in Milton Hall in the position
where the original clock stood.
II is not generaLk known that the re-
mains OF all the Cars of Russia since
Peter the Great lie in a memorial chapel
built on one Of the islands of the Neva.
All the cenOtaphs are exactly alike, each
being a block OF white marble, without
any decoration whatever. The only dis
tinction by which one is marked is the
name of the deceased Emperor
The churches Of the United States claim
&c ,000, 900 communicates.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-23

The churches Of the United States claim
26 900 900 communicates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29
RRouGnT nER A FORTuYE.

4 short timc ago man died In
brussels, leaving nearly his entire Tor.
tune Co u young woman who was ems
tlrcly unacqunintrd with him. This IL
how u came 10 pass. lie was q very
eccentric man ana set out. like niO-
genes, In search VI an honest man, lili
tub was an omnibus. and his lantern a
small coin.
In tho omnibus he took his scat every
day near the conductor. ana always
showed himself very obllging In pass.
INK up the money OF passengers and
returning the change: but 10 the latter
he always managed to add franc 0r a
half-franc, Then he would watch those
10 whom II came. They would count 10
carefully. notice tho extra coin. and ln.
vnrinbly slip II into their pockets, No
one thought OF the poor conductor.
whose mcagrc salary uf only thrce
francs a day could ~ support such "a
loss.
But ut last a young woman passed
hers back. with; Conductor, you
have given me "a franc too much pln-
R'neH. delighted. followed hor home,
made Inquiries. and MS the answers
We're satisfactory. made his Will in her
favor; though he never gave her Wurn-
Ing that her hnlf-franc was going 10
bring her half a million ntrriing.-'u-
lumbar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29

Hosbuni--O. T.. Ocstcrsen. W. n.
Suead. Henry Ellis.
state ~ the churrh-Rcv %. O. Hunt
Ing Bulls Bishop. w. w. frost
The following special committees
were also named.
n. Scott.
Missionary travelling expenses r..
Muisnn nnd IIiia bishop.
Committee 1u bishops udlfeaa W. y.
Muson, W.. ID. Scott and g. j.. over
nci1.
Tho morning and afternoon .nn
WINS devoid uf public Interest Ha iI Yves
devoted wholly t1 % somewhat .u.fIt.l
discussion Uf the fImF beet adopted
Tor pnfl .hIuuul reports Arch Deacon
O.Ht"IHru fHthHr fI,UriHg .nH Ola forms
which hove been used. NNrllunIvntIHnH
were introduced. hHu .vHr. and tho
BEST OF f.r'luEa prevailed.
This Afternoon uf $3.50 meeting W
the W1mHHa AuNIlnrN Dr. n.Iug h.II.
whHr. interesting addresses were hHluE
made uH tNU SuWa' won't 90 prDHH.
This evening from n until NJ o'clock
reception 1914 NH held 40 The house
OF bishop Leonard. nf 40 iii east
Second South street. It which friends
lf the church VIII Boo cordially welcomed.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Marriage licenses were Issued today
tn David R. Jones. %. 20 Nun Dale, nnd
Elizabeth A. Cumu. iH. uf HERMAN.
John Mckenzie. 20 and Anice l.. Bart
% and AuiCohMnuunluNd En- urrfEp
lett. NJ. both of Salt Lake city; Uefmou
". Horne, "a. and Bessie iyie. 90, both
OF Salt Lake.
A complaint wns sworn To- IN Justice
Nelson's court this afternoon charging
one Elizabeth Gaines with petit lar
oeny The complaining witness IL
Diana Lemon. She claims that on tho
sth ~ July the Gaines woman pur-
lulnel three singing birds o. the value
of $50.
The accused lives az No. q west
Third South street. Justice Nelson
issued search warrant ana placed
the same IN tho hands Uf Deputy sheriff
DAVIS, and Instructed him 90 secure the
property in question. NJ the birds are
recovered u lH likely that mo- arrest will
be- made and the case win De dismissed.
Mrs. william McEwun. whose illness
from appendicitis was noted In last
evenings "NewH." wHa taken 10 tho
Holy Cross hospital this afternoon Ia
be- operated upon by Dr. Richards. tn,
mdy'H conditions is "alj Ia be quito
Horious
Major birmingham iH now cnllstlur
men for hospital crops work both ia
the United states and the Philippines
Unmarried men between the ages Of n
and 80 are wanted. Testimonials az O.
character and habits are required FROM
al least two reputable citlzcna.
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Former Politician Accused Of
NegIccting His Family
MARRIAGE DATE UNKNOWN


Samuel uallcazzi. M one time o. PRONE
incnt figure 90 political Circles aud who
enjoys the proud diatuctlu' of have
ms defeated uanlrr W. g Mccormick
la the race FOR doleEate 90 Con. a con-
vcnuon. was today defendant IN a de
voroe suit MED by ma wite Josephine.
In the Third district court The com-
plain. accuses Samuel OF neEluCting to
provide hIH wife and chlidrou-1f whom
there are nVt-witn the common n.cr1-
rIfi,H VI NE. nnuVithHtnndlug the fact
sn 10 De- alleged, that DO hu1 boon unund-
nntly ablo ao to d.. The defeulnuts' ucW-
iCct ~ hls family according % thf
complaint. dntrH bnck one year, during
Nhlch limo Mu. Gulclzzi says Hh"
h1a been compelled Co support them
herself
The marriage took place one day In
November tcNnct day not stated, In
the year anywhere bctwe'u 1850 and
1852. tyelr not EivcW. ana the CONF
plant Hnys the couple has ever since
been. aud now are. man ana wife.
Mrs Galloazzi. iu addition 10 decree.
asks that she Boz aworcd tho custody ul
three minor children. attorneys fees.
ulimony and costs
NJ. \. Ford iH plaintiffs attorney
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WILL SHOOT ON SIGHT.
Mounted officer spcrry Promised II
Dose Ot Lead.

Mounted Oncar sporty Is the next on
the program Tor humiliation sporty
haas of late had occasion tu arrest %
cow belonging TO n. 49, clark. % cattle
raiser who lives az lti Fourth avenue.
Furthermore residents ln the vicinity of
No. ltt complain of stock roaming thH
streets mud frIErteuluE thrIr children
geuarllly. consequently SuHrry huH had
hIs ego ON Dlurk From ull accounts
the sIuckmDu has been ruUIurnUutiuE
I'm tho cyIur business fDr yesterday
morning he wruthiully stated iu tho
presence OF Mrs. NutIuN ths pound
kHsrura wife md several lulfura Iu the
vicinity. that ur would shoot suerry on
sight The policeman, who ElHs hy tho
ouphoulouH ruFnuWuu uf Hoops"
takes tho matter very uuU'y although
Doc is seriously contemplating HWolrlus
ont warrant against thc bnlllcuHo
7tnulmuu.
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WITNESSES WERE
FOR DREYFUS.


whom u o. case of espionage. and
advised llcqunrt not 20 make too much
use ~ tho lady's offers. sHyinv to him
There must Dc NJ Bettlconta.'"
NJ THIS 1unCturp NJ. Labor Informed
IN" president ~ the court that he had
received telegram signed Pages"
announcing the dispatch NJ letter re-
lutlng TO tho relations between Col
snndhcrr and the DrcyfuH fanny.
Counsel added that he had himself re-
cclvcd telegram ne follows:
u declare Col. Snndherr told mo dis
tltnctly that neither before nor after the
conviction was an offcr OF money made
20 him"
Col. Juu1ust announced that he would
not read the letter because he know
nothing ~ the writer and asked the
usual question ~ Drcyfus. who replied
that he would rofvr merely TO the scene
on october 18th. preceding his arrest.
1T was" he said 80 fantastic that
I frankly confess l Understood nothing
connected with n. Il was conducted
under such conditions that I don't know
what manner OF brain could have con-
Cpiyol H., and whom / left the oxtrnor-
binary scene my head literally rcelrd, 20
] cannot remember the facts and de-
tails"
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PRESIDENTS PARTY HOME.
Arrived from the North Last Night e.
win Go South saturday.

President Snow and party arrived In
The city iart nlght from me north. All
the party returned with tho exceptions
of bishop Preston and Mra Grant. who
stopped on at LOGAN; J. Golden kim
boil and wife. who loft the party ut
stopped OF at ogden President snow
Hintes that he Whs feeling we'll when he
left and u feeling Htu better now The
ulp was "a success ln every particular
thg people are iu H good condition, and
% feast ~ love was enjoyed b. all
The next trip VIII be- Co. attend the san-
pHto stake conference. Tor which Pres
Idunt Snow and party VIII leave next
NlLmrI.N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29
Slayer Of Burton C. Morris Enters
His Plea Before Judge Norrell,
THE MOTION TO euAsn
Information l. Promptly OYcrruied
1--WE Prisoners sentenced Itoid-
up Johnson New Pleads GuiiD.

John ~ Benbrook heretofore ar-
raignod on the charge 81 murder In the
nfst degree pleaded not guilty before
Judge Norrcll today.
Before the plea was entered Attorney
Lindsay Rogers. Of COUNCIL Tor the de-
fcnso. presented aud filed q motion to
qunHh the Information. on the ground
that Henbrook had been held by the
committing magistrate. James y. Par
dee. Co answer 20 the charge OF yolun-
tlry manslnughtcr The motion was
ovcrruled, without argument. Mr. Ror.
cfs also presented blu OF exceptions.
which was handed County Attorney
Putnam. judge NOrcll then ordered
llauhruuk to stand up ana. nldrusaluu
TIE pfIuuuor Ills honor said.
John H. lienhr0ok. you have been
charged by M" proper authorities Of
this court with the crime N murder
Zoo the nrat degree. You have boon
duly urruigued on that charge and took
until yesterday morning TO plead, but
the time Tor taking your plea was post.
p1uct untll today What ~ your pluhl'
henhrook On a.. very low tone u
Nolccl-Nut guilty
Judge Nufrrll-what H. az
hrnbro1k clearing HI throat and
raising hia vuicoi- Not guilty. alr.
Judge Norrull-Vory we'll. Let the
plea De entered. Mr. clerk.
Henhruok then resumed bis seat and
Wa later conveyed back to the county
jan where he VIII now remain until h.
u given n Wgular trial which Il b.
believed. VIII be about the middle OF
October
The proceedings Were witnessed by "a
very few people, outside OF the attor-
ncyH, reporters, ana court attaches mono
10 Ia H"HHH# .N.a
dressed In the same suit Of clothes that
he wore nt the preliminary trial uH
stood erect when ordered by the court
90 stand up. with hia hands behind him.
lie lcft the court room In the company
Of Deputy Sheriff DOwsc and Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29
u. o. vi. ANNnAL nrronr
u l. such as 20 Indicate q raEarious aud
Successful Management.

u u such ~ 20 Indicate NAghfl"ua an"
Successful Management
The annual report of tho president
aud directors uf tho Denver ana RIO
Grundo Hallway company 10 tho stock
holders thereof was CumprehrualNDly
outlined ln yesterday News The
facts presented urU % interest 90 every
cltlHrn uf Colorado. hH Wen uH tn th1ss
who have financial interests ln the
road. because uf the Intimate relations
which exist between % and the Industry
aud commerce of the State. The imam
cinl condition M the company lH shown
Co be- prosperous 100 every particular.
The trniiiu. uH wen uH the earnings.
show gratifying Increase. The road
bed. the motive power and rolling stock
are being improved, tho san Luis valley
extension broad -Enugu, and the road
IN every department maintained IN the
best OF condition 30 nH 10 handle ~ In
CrrusluF volume uf traffic,
All these fuctH Indicate careful,
rnruciuuH and successful management
ON the part VI President Jrnery and bis
department chiefs They Indicate
something moro. and TINT o. that col
urado has reason To- rejoice IN her pro-
duCtlye power. with Co., Loo miles OF
system. penetrating the leading mining.
agricultural and horticultural districts
of southern, western aud southwestern
Colorado the traffic of tho Rio Grundc
lH 70 certain index nj commercial and
Industrial conditions M the State. That
the late Fmolter strike cost the come
plny u loss uf 500 900 |n freight revenue
alone Dr. sufficient evidence ~ this fact,
and lH ample denomination m the AS
aDrtlon that tho prosperity NJ the state
and the prosperity ~ the RIO drundo
are bound up tuguther-bnnNer News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29

YER Contracts for this work have
been signed.
Acting General Passenger Agent
Hlntz. who has been 90 California for
several days reports that there b. no
truth In the story about the Southern
Pacific refusing 90 honor second-class
tickets.
H. ID. Andrews 81 salt Lake was In
The city again Friday and left at night
Tor the Seven Devils country. u ~
sn'l Mr. Androws De- manipulating a
large mining deal 90 that section. --Boiac
Statesman.
Tho Arizona a. t'iah railroad "a now
finished between Hauo10k and chloride.
ana The silver spike driven. but the
ro1d has not yet been turned over Co
Che company hy the CONTRACTOR. ~ ia
thought that matter will he uruueUd
.rc long and regular trains put nn. The
fufa tu Chloride la $50. Freight rates
urg rs cents per hundred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29

Guayamas. Mexico. Aug. 20. via No.
gales, Arlz.. Aug. Sc. II. Lacy, Of
Phoenix, Arlz.. ana T.. Walter Meyer.
Of Chicago. sent by Chicago principal.
Ia prospect IN and beyond the Yaqul
countL, arrived In Guayamas last nFht
from iotam, Yaqu village In tho
midst Of the recent Indian conflict.
which they loft July %.
Lacy says that neither people nor
property north OF the Naaui river were
In any danger. and that prospector-
ana mining could be conducted with
absolute safety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29

Chicago. Aug. 2p-Thc HAT of those
who lost their lives yesterday ln tho
falling ~ the heavy iron arches which
formed the skeleton OF the Coliseum. a
huge hail Ia course OF construction.
now numbers ten.
one man. Edward swanson. reported
among tho missing, was to-day nddHl
90 the roll uf death. a companion 20
swanson. when tho accident happened
today told the police he had taken Die
friends body from the ruins Doc 70 hIr.
tlhl" mHnglcd condition and that 10
hnI been taken away IN an ambulance
What disposition wus made of 10 .H
unknown Samuel Smith. Alexander
Millas. Joseph King and others report.
ed missing have been accounted for all
having escaped.
The hospital authorities today report
ci that of the injured John Markham
was In the most serious condition and
win probably die. His skull was frlc-
turcd. his right lex cut on ana the other
limb badly crushed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29
HEWLETT BROS.CO.

Fireman Crawford. shoulder spr,tr.i
u. H. Roach. Menu, Ara. bad cut u5
arm.
George Nancleayca. mail clerk. oauor.
bono broken.
Tom Gilbert Kansas city. Kan. head
ana lett arm cut.
sd HallHy Injured In cheat. t.afs,
thinks not serious
James r. McElwell. Peru. IND. arm
bruised
Mlaa Jennie Rancsca, pcrryburg. Ind,
bruiHO ON arm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29

Telegraph Liuc being Constructed - Road
90 be- In Operation oct, 1.

The railroad telegraph line between
Provo aud llghgr iH now in course NJ
construction The work ~ erecting
poles ls being urged rapidly and n1
fast uH poles are up, wlros urr being
strung. ~ lH predicted that the line
Will De- ready Tor the "tickerH' within
aN weeks chief Engineer p. q, Yard
is supervising tho rail- laying. ana every
EFFORT 81 being made By the Rio Grande
Western TO reach nober city hy uc-
tohcr list There 10 possibility ~
completing tho branch before TINT date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29

You viii always be- pleased Dc Won,
baking is done with Three Grown NJ
ing Powder na n leavcniur innueng. ID,
u the best baking powder ever put 01
the market Tor the price. Every r.,
contains iull weight uf high Grade .t.
Collcuco Every Time you buy "a r... a.,
this excellent grade. you nf6 sumo
having satisfaction in USING Do ID y...i
aH pleasure ~ saving M the uurah.u.
price. II means much Co hay. th..
Kind u material
Three Crown o. cold Cor GOO O. p,url
and every can IL guaranteed 90 KIN,
satisfaction, or money refunded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29

Mrs. Bertha Carroll who BE- visiting
this city from Denver reported ut poe
lice headquarters todUH that she had
been robbed uf O. belt ma wallet that
WAS attached. the latter .Hutnlniug fiG0
She says that she stopped 90 listen 20
llcldH band that was playing On East
Temple street. and she lH confident that
ahp had the belt securely around her
waist ut the time. Five minutes later
ghr was uHtunlHhel tn find her bolt was
missing. Apparently some clever thief
had put tha same from her person.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29

on September lst. N. j. Allen. travel
ug freight agent uf the baltimore and
ohio railroad, will become ruumgrylul
freight ascent ut Duluth, Mimi, sue
gundIug Thumls Miles, Transferred to
Minneapolis. g., IL. liurlucia goes
from Minneapolis 10 Chicago.
&c. g.. Smith of Che general Offices lu
baltimore viii hg appointed freight
tariff ugnt. On charge NJ percentages
uud divisions publication OF an freight
tariffs the lHuouee ot 900 tnrin and die
instructions,
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10 COMMAND rUSsroS's nRIoADE
wheeler WIN Proceed linn odlatoly to San
Fernando,

Manila. Aug. 90 G:i0 D., m.-Gen.
Wheeler has been ordered 90 report TO
Con, Macarthur. Ito viii be given
command Of Gen. Funatnn's brigade,
which Col. i.iscom has commanded tom
p0rarily, Gen, Wheeler VIII proceed to
san Fernando tomorrow after having
spent a week IN cnergetlcnlly visiting
the limos
Gen. Wheeler said 10 n representative
OF the Associated preBai
- am much pleased with the sltun-
tlon. | think that when MAJ. Gen. Otis
gets moro troops here he viii make rap
"a progress. The county r. more favor
able for military operations than !
supposed. The impression that the
country "a unhealthy n wrong
The railroad TO Angeles viii be rcs-
t1rcd within week ana Gen MncAr-
thur viii advance his headquarters to
that place,
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NOW READY.

Jenson's Church Chronology. n chron-
illogical history % the Church from
1905 TO the close Of 1895, Printed In
new type throughout. In any style
Of binding desired, Prices, si25. $50
a. 4 &2OO. The funds derived from the
sale OF the book will be used for the
erection Of new Lhtter-day Saints
Historlan's office In this city. For sala
at THE DESERET NEWS
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Travelling Agent d. u, BonrdEly OF
the Chicago a Northwestern has re-
turned from tho East
Traffic MANAGER Bubcocl, OF tho Rio
GrunIe WoFtrm win return from Cali
fnuIa Zoo about ten days.
General Agent Iloyt sherman ~ the
U#y DO win hn absent about ten
days.
Tho RIO Grnnde Western win traps-
port the Twenty infantry from
Camp Melide 20 the coast ana the
0rulu boys from san Francisco 10 Dem
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Berlin, Aug. 2p--Iioth houses 0f tho
prusslnn diet met In Joint session today.
The Imperial chancellor. Prince uu.n.
loho expressed the very great rrgrut "
not mot with the approval ~ the iIat
Hut he said the government adhered
steadfnatly 10 the project. and was cont.
ildent that the conviction of its noe0H.
Hlty would grow more among the po1.
pie,
The chancellor concluded with saying
the govurnmont hoped the next session
would bring about ana understanding
with tho diet
The session was then closed.
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Colorcd noid-up Sow Eater. Plea OF
Uuilty 10 Two Charge, Of Robbsry.

Arthur Johnson. the colorCd man. who
got away from the county jail last
week. and who later made an unHuc-
ceFsful attempt upon his lie. appeared
before Judge Norrcll today aud with
drew two former pleas uf not guilty To
robbery and entered n plea Of guilty 20
each charge.
johnson iH the fellow who held up
William Elliot and Roy Foreman Ia the
vicinity Of the Valley House one night
last April, lie stole q shirt. huudker-
chief and gccktic from Foreman. but
Elliot showed night and In the struggle
got shot In the leg with. twhnt the po-
lice CALI, "a TOY pistol"
For holding up Foreman, johnson
was Informed against Tor robbery,
and FOR his encounter with Elliot he
was charged with assault with % dead
ly weapon with intent % commit rob-
berry. The penalty Tor each oncnFc ia
from three 90 twenty years imprIsun-
mont johnson will Doc sentenced ut 10
o'clock Thursday morning.