davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
,Zuch kObieta.

- Dow6d mifosci ma}zehskle]
da}a pred paru dniami pani
R.. zamieszka}a pod nrem 1905
w. 18 ul. Jest ona zamezna
cd kilkunastu >dni zaledwo, a
dowiodla juz, ze kobieta, jeze-
Iii chce wiecej moze nieraz do
kazac niz mezczyzna. MAJ P.
R. pracowal W. stolarni ma -
ulicy Haywood Factory] j
tam wskutek peWnych niepo-
riozumieh, pobil sic z jakims
.niemcem.. Rezultatem bojki
byly podsinione oczy P. R.
Me mogl on podoIa6 przeci-
wnikowi, gdyz czterech in
nych nicmcow przyglada}o sic
walce Wv razie przewagi Pola-
ka pospieszyliby niezawodnie
Z pomoca ''landsmanowi.
Me malo klopotu mia] m}ody
1nalzonek t}omaczyc pred TO-
na,. skad owe since pochodza,
W kohcuj jednakowoz uda}o mu
sic przekonat zone przez toz-
samost .zeznania jednego re
swiadkow, re jest to dzie}o
szwaba a reka kobieca mic z
|jego oczyma ME mia}a do czy--
nienia, jak mog}abyma}zonka
przypuszczat. Dowiedziawszy
sic jak sic 6w niemiec nazywa
pani R. posz}a ma drugi dzlef
do fabryki ipoprosi}a jednegc
z forman6w by pozwolil siejei
widziec L niemcem, ktoregc
nlazwisko. wymienila. Przywo.
lany niemial ami czasu zapytat
sic, CO.. przyby}a dana :zada,
gdyz raczka jej W mgnienil
Okla dawala sic dotkliwie.. cd
c:zuwad ma facyacie wystraszo
nego szwaba; chcia} sic rzuci'
ma zucha kobiete, lecz obecny
superintendent, formani i.kil
j ku robotnikow, powstrzymal
60 Cd tego wsr6d og6lneg'
smiechu. Niemiec zosta} ma
i tychmiast wydalony fabryki
!, q MAJ PAM R. jest. zonie swe
. .Enieskohczenie wdziecznym:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
SDraVa kOSciO}a na Kubie.

Havana. Wobec tego, ze
koscio} katolicki ma kubie
przestal bye instytucya pali-
.stwowa i ME bedzie mia} re
strony rzadu zadnego popar-
cia materyalncgo, arcybiskup
Hawany zaja} sic nova orga-
nizacya dochod6w kosciel-
nych. Wydany juz jest okol-
mix do proboszcz6w, aby "a
prowadzic odnajmowanie Ia
wek W kosciolach i mianowac
regu1arnych kolektor6w.
Koscio}y klasztory W Ha-
:wanie i wiekszych miastach
So dose bogate beda mog}y
same sic utrzymywac, ale ma
lie koscio}ki W giebi wYspy So
bardzo biedne i opuszczone.
Sadzimy, ze poWszechny
wzrost zamoznosci wsr6d ludll
.jako skutek rzad6w, amery
kahskich, wyjdzie ma lePsze
kosciolom ma Kubie, niz do
tychczasowa opieka rzadu hi
szpahskiego. Z .
T., ~ -
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Turcya zakupuje armaty.

Zostal og}oszony d e k re t
su}tahski nakazujacy zakupie-
ME W Niemczech 162 armat
Kruppa i 10000 szrapnel6w'
Jest to skutek wizyty :..cesarza
Wi]helma, ktory ofiarowa}
sultanowi W prezencie model
armaty Kruppa, uzywany W
armiiniemieckiej. Gazety ME
mieckie chwala cesarza Will
:helma "a to, ze umie chodzlc
kolo interesow.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Niemcy maja zakupic
wyspy karolinskie.

Madryt: Rad hi szpahski
DO zebraniu sic kortez6w, "a
zada p e / n O m O c n ict W a
do sprzedania wysp karoli1=
skich. Ladron6w i Pelew, por
niewaz Hiszpania po utracle
wysp 6lipiiskich ME jest W
stanie utrzyma6 je. General
Rios uwiadomi} Rad, re do
trzymania porzadku ma tych
wyspach potrzeba 1000 woj~
ska, jeden okret wojenny
dwie kanonierki.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Mordercy policyanta
Wallnera SO schWyceni.

Szesciu rzezimieszkow, kto-
rzy zamordowali policyanta
Wallnera i :ciezko ranili poll
cyanta cCauleya przed ME
jakim czasem, uda}o sic poll
cyl odkry6 aresztowac W r6-
znych miejscach. Jedenz Mich
.przyznal sic do wszysttlkiegoi
wydal towarzyszy.:.@ : Areszto-:
twani zostali: 29 letni Samuel
Ritch, alias ones,. Sktorego
aresztowano W Watseka, ILL.,,
25 letni Frank Ford, :i22 letni
Frank Johnson i 10 letni To-
masz McFadden, kt6rych are
sztowano az W Minneapolis,
Minn, 20 letni Frank. saneni,
Wloch, areszt9@any W Chica-
60, W keicr22 letni George.
Simpson, aresztowany W Wa
tertown Juncti ton, Wis. Ten
ostatni byl jedynym kt6ry 20
stal raniony W czasie zajscia
W kt6rem po1icyant Wallner
zostal zamord owany.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Stracenie czarOwnicy.

Ia dawnych czas6w, W pewnem
miasteczku zwanem Mixtat skaza-
no ma smierG kobiete, kt6ra o. cza-
rodzieistwo ,by}a oskarzona TAXI
ma MIA wyrok wydano: Poniewaz
slawetnej Magdalenie zle 2 ocz6w
patrzy, przeto skazuje sic ja ma
spalenie. Data Mixtata po wy
gnaniu bydIa, DO zegara ME ma.
IIermepegildes Kapa, pisarz sadu
miejskiego, ME umiejacy pisae, k}a'
die znak: krzyza swietego. =: -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Otruf sic. .

Niejaki Henryk Paczka,
mieszkaf z zona dwojgiem
dziecipn. 1913 przy Girard
ulicy. Liczyl lat $5. Wczoraj
po po}udniu 0 8 godz przybyl
pijany do domu, a gdy mu
iona czynila wym6wki, trza-
snail drzwiami i wyszed}, "a
groziwszy kobiecie, re odbie-
re sobie zycie. Wkr6tce po-
tenn znaleziono W poblizu do
mu martwe zwloki Paszki.- =
Wypr6znil buteleczke zawie-
rajaca spora doze silnej truci-
zny pad} ma ulicy trupem..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
WybOry..

We wtorek odbyly sic wy
bory urzednik6w W Oak Park
Berwyn i Grant, ktore pred
kilku tygodniami "a pomoca
glosowania uchwali}y oderwat
sic cd Town Cicero i w}asnaa
mice administracya. Wybory
odbyly sic bardzo spokojnie,
gdyz kandydaci ina urzedy ME
mieli zadnych kontr-kandyda=-
tow i wszyscy bez opozycyi
zostali obrani. w Grant obra-
ny ko1ektorem Stefan Bartu-
seek. ..-. -. -. -: j i. -. !.
D. l7Lutego odbedzie sic
:glosowanie mad TEN, czyli
Oak Park ma sic inkorporo,
wac jako miasto osobne.:. !:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18

smier (, oswiadcza} nieraz, ze
ME p6jdzie ma szubienice, =
Kr6tk % pred zamordowaniem
Ezony, umarlo mu dziecko, a
wtedy juz opowiadano sobie,
ze on jje zabi}. Prokurator je-
dnak ME mogl znalesc dosta-
teczny ych poszlak do wytocze-
mia nj III procesu. 'Rumihski
pocho dill Z kongres6wki z
guber nil Plockz Lipnowskie-
go. y " Pittsburgh mia} wielu
knajom mych. r.,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Skazany.

Jan Boblis, Litwin vi, k:t6ry l:'
dnia 1s .Lipca r., " b6jce
zastrzeli} Andrzeja. Riebanta,
zostal uznany winnyn1 zaboj:
silva przez Jury sedziego Wa
termanna i.skazany ma slata
wiezienia karnego. -. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Otwarcie pruskiego sejmu.

Berlin. - Otwarcie sejmu
pruskiego nastapi]o W zesz4y
poniedzialek w kr6lcwsklm
palacu nova tronowa, ktdrq
cesarz Wilhelm sam odCzytaf.
Wedlug tel mowy, stan tlnan-
sow pruskich jest dobry' W
kraju wzmaga sic dobrobyt
t. d. Wilhelm proponuje sic
ci kolfjowej i pobudowanle
kanalow w celu rozszerzenla
zeglugi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Syn hr. BadeniegO zabity.

Berlin. Porucznik huzarow,
hr. Ludwik J6zef W}adys}aw
Badeni, jedyny syn byfego
prezesa austryackich mini
str6w, zostal zastrzelony W
poiedynku niejakim Leidne-
rem. M}ody Badeni urodzi}
sic 10 marca 1878 i by} poru-
cznikiem rezerwy pulku huza-
row ks. Windisch- -Graetz.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Wladonlos6l | {: MftjskIe.
Obch6d W Hall Pufaskiego

ObchOd w Hall PufaskleSO'
w pr;zlysz}a niedzie ele IT,: %
stycznia odbedzie SIG wieczo-
rem obchod rocznicy powsta-
MIA 'styczniowego W hall Pu}a-
skiego pm. 800 S. Ashland
ave, Bedzie ia razaa |tylko je-
den obch6d W naszej jdzielnicy.
gdyz przy kosciele obchodu
styczniowego. ME urzadzaja.
Spodziewac sic przeto nalezy,
ze hala Pu}askiego zape}ni sic
publicznoscia polska po brze-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Me przestaja rabOwaG.

w dzielnicy naszej ME pro-
znuja rabusie ME wykryci do
tad, nawiedzaja sk}ady ipo-
mieszkania obywateli. Ope-
ruja oni przewaznie ma ulicach
18ej, 17eji 21ej.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Dziw1l ~ zbieg okolicznOsci

w Baltimore, Md. F,ranci-
seek 'Wisniewski "stovedore''
zam. IN. 1913 Canton avenue
wpad1 wczesnie z rama osta-
tniego poniedzialku W otchlah
parow Ca "PaIes stine'" W Locust
Point Il kark sobie: .skreci}.
Ciek kawym fax tenn W zwia-
4ku ze smiercia OBJ: Wisniew-
$kiego jest, ze wlasnie, gdy
W dom u o tym strasznym wy
padku sic dowiedziano, mad
$zedI 2 Cleveland, o., tele-
gram, il jego.. starszy brat
qmar} tamze. Smutnyto zbieg
4kolicz znosci. t ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
WiddOnOSCI z0Qr0nICzn6
Zastrzelii pu4kownika.

Krakow. Porucznik Paka-
rewicz, skazany przez sad wo-
jenny ma kare arcsztu "a "a
niedbywanie s}uzby, zastrzell}
puIkownika Zielihskiego. -
Aresztowany zezna} pred Sc
dzia sledczym, re mia} zamiar
zastrzelit wszystkich cz}onk6w
sadu, ktorzy byli cz}onkaml
sadu, gdyz wydali ma nlego
wyrok niesprawiedliwy
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Ma Rzecznika miejskiegO.

Znany powszechnie PoloniI
p. Maksymilian L: Kaczmarek
prawdopodobnie otrzyma no,
minacye ma Rzecznika (City
Attorney miejskiego ma ty,
kiecie republikahskim. Kan
dydature P. Kaczmarka Po'
piera znany dobrze wszystklm
"Boss'' republikadski, pan
Henry l.. Hertz. jakotez war,
dove organizacye l4ej, 15ej
27ej jWardy. ~.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
4 KaZimierZOWa.

Obch6d 36tej rocznicy po-
wstania> styczniowego odbe-
die. sic W para6i sw. Kazi-
mierza w przysz}a Niedziele
po poludniu. Ma program z}o-
ia sic tresciwei doborowe nu-
merry.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Wielka bitWa.

Konstantynopol. Nadesz}a
tu wiadomost o wielkiej BIZ
twie W obwodzie Yemen W
Arabii. Wojska tureckie d.
80 grudnia zr. szturmowaly i
zdobyly pozycye powstahcow
pod Szanel. w bitwie tel po-
ieglo okolo 1000 powstahcow
i 5000 Turkow.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
Autonomia dla Santiago.

Santiago. Major Bacardi
odebral Z Washingtonu tele-
gram tel tresci, IL prowincyi
Santiago zostanie nadana
autonomia. Wiadomost przy-
jeto tn Z wielka radoscia
wznoszono okrzyki ma czest
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. i ge-
nerala Wood.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
.POId6u W Am6ruC6.

uZleZy sZcZOIKl STZeuleHld. OPN'
raj sic aresztowaniu i chcac uclec,
pot}uki i podepta} towaru wartosci
90 dolar6w.
Philadelphia, Pa. - Pania Le-
wandowska zamieszka}a PREY Ber-
muda ul. ma Frankforcie spotkafo
nieszczescie. Piec gazolinowy ek-
splodowa} pfomieh ogarna} P. L.
Dzieci rzuci}y sic z bohaterska od-
wage ma ratunek matki i same sic
poparzy4y. Chora odwieziono do
szpitala.
Scranton, Pa. Michai Pulaski,
robotnik South Mill, zosta} prey
piracy ciezko pokaleczony. Odwie-
ziono 60 do Moses Taylor szpitala.
Nowy dramat p. t.. "Zbrodnia-
RE" odegrany zostanle " Scranton
przez K6Fko Patryotyczne. Auto
rem jego jest ks. Fran. Hodur.
Homestead, Pa. Andrzej Mahski
dostaf pomieszania zmys}6w ma
pad1 rewolwerem W biurze kara
waniarza J. n. Gillensa. Udalo sic
jednak poskromic 60 W czas i ode
slano do domu obiakanych W Dix
mont.
Nanticoke, Pa. W. zaprzeszly
tydzieh przyszedf do domu Mali
szewskiego pedler, zyd, zastaw-
sly W mieszkaniu tylko kilkoletnia
dziewczynke, wyjaf z kufra bedace
tam sto dolar6w i wyszedf. Zfapa-
no go jednak potem i zaaresztowa-
no.
Wilkes Barre, Pa. St. W@foho-
wski pobif pred przesz}o mlesia-
Gem Anne Barnasz, "a co go alder
man Donahue posfa} Tia 80 dni do
wiezienia. Po 30tu dniach Stas
wyszedi z wiezienia zaraz po wyi-
sciu wym}6cl4 znowu Anusie re ze-
misty. Aresztowany powt6rnie 20
staf ma 90 dol. i koszta miaf po-
stawic 500 dol. kaucyi, a ME majac
reczycieli, powedrowa4 do ula. :
Glyn Lyon, Pa. w rodzinie j.
Szwabihskiego zdarzy} sic wypadek
choroby, a lekarze badajacy przez
kilka dni te chorobe, orzekli, il to
jest wypadek ospy. Wskutek te-.
60 dom Szwabihskiego poddano
pod przepisy kwarantanny. Ofia-
ra jest jego IONA, mqz GAIA ro-
dzina musi siedzie6 uwieziony W
domu.
Pittsburg, Pa. w West Penn
szpitalu umarf Stefan Nowak, z
Homestead. Smierc spowodowa-
fy rany cd najechania tramwaju..=
Zmar}y liczy} 80 lat; pracowa} "
warsztatach stalowych Homestead.
Nanticoke, Pa. Oh. .4Czepolewicz
zaskarzy} pred polskim skwaje-
rem Kuckim Helene Susnicka po-'
bicie go 4opata ma ulicy. sedzia
uwaza} "a stosowne wojownicza a
mazonke postawic pod kaucya,
sprawe odes}al do sadu.
Cleveland, O. Tutejszy tygod-
mix czeski '"D ennice Novoveku'
rozpoczaF druk s}ynnej powiesci
Sienkiewicza "Quo Vadis" W prze-
kfadzie J. J. Langera. Redakcya
tego tygodnika W zapowiedzi dru-
kowaniu tel powiesci oSwiadczyla
czytelnikom, re czytajac te powiese
tax sic MIA zach wyca, ze ME beda
mogli sic doczekae dalszego cia-
gu.
New York. Aresztowany tn 20.
staf DR.. Marian Zaremba, by}y a
gent Domu Emi igracyjnego, obwi-
niony sprzeni niewierzenie powie.
rzonych mu pieniedzy.; Oskarzy-
cielem jest ks. Szymalowski, "a
rzadzca tegoz domu. pr. zarem-
ba, kt6ry zesz}ego lata ozenif sic
nieszszesliwie cdrka miljonera
nowojorskiego Savin, obecnie 2
braku kaucyi siedzi W wiezieniu.
Nieprzyjaciele jego, kt6rzy sic
przyczynili do jego zerwania To-
ma, obecnie: dok}adaja starah. by
go W wiezieniu przytrzymae.
Jersey City, n. J. szesciolet'
nj ch}opiec pp. Karskich podczas
nieobecnosci matki przechylif i'm
bryk gotujaca sig kaw2 naplt
sic takowei. Poparzyf on gard{o i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18
1Fakze konklqzya.
..ersytetu.

IaKze KoHK1qzya' :.
Matka !: Pamietaj sobie c6rko,
4 zamaz zpojsGie trzeba dlugo i do
b re roz wazy6. Mezczyzni SO z dnia
ma dzieh .gors si. :. =.
C6rka : a to- trzeba sic zamaz.
p6jsciem poSpieszyc, bo i'm. dluzej
sic, GEEK a, tenn gorszego meza sic
d dostanie -. 6. s. ,:.. =: ::.s "a: /:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-01-18

Po piekne maskowe k,ot'stiumy
udajoie sic do P. u. G Chmielihskiego.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
! JUDGE TIMMONY'S COURT.

The case against Henry Lewis, col
ored. who was charged with criminal
intimacy with one Annie Londean a
white girl, was dismissed by Judge
Tmmony this morning on motion of
Assistant County Attorney w, T. Gun
ter. The cause OF the action Is that
the witnesses In the case failed TO show
up, and the hearing could not be con-
Quoted without them. The charge OF
spiriting the principal witness away,
against Col" SteptOe was also dis
missed. but the Colonel" will have 10
serve the balance Of the fifty days SEN
tence imposed by Judge Timmony for
carrying concealed weapons.
Louis Dantiner, Henry Roe, James
Smith, Wilson Bird +. T. Voigt, Jerry
Kelly and Thomas Fitzpatrick COM
prised the assortment OF Sunday DRINKS
and the customary fine OF IS was i'm
posed in each case.
Mike Burns. Tilly Williams, John
Comstock and ]. z. Ostlrgraham for
feited their bail for not showing up
when their names were called.
Joe Sales. the ebony hued lad who
frightened a gang Of newsboys with
hammerless gun OF marvellous an
tiQuity, said: Der wasn't nothln' in 1t.
an de pistol didn't have no trigger ner
nothin'."
well. you may stay with Tailor KIM
ball for twenty days" observed the
court,
The warrant Issued for the arrest OF
Albert Rosenthal was returned with the
statement that the defendant could not
be found let the case rest" was the
order Of the court.
The last case on the docket was the
charge Of obscene and indecent con-
duct against fellow named J. Bloom.
As the facts In the case were not NJ
for publication the Judge ordered the
court room cleared while the case was
being heard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

Beginning on December 18th the
Eighteenth ward school house VIII be
the scene Of notable entertainment
which will be presented to the public
for three evenings and an afternoon.
The event will be IN the nature OF q
fair-a number OF booths being planned
for the sale OF articles TO be contributed
by members OF the ward, the profits TO
be for the benefit Of the ward Sunday
school and Mutual Improvement asso-
Citations
There will be candy booth. the
dainties TO be made by the fair hands
Of lady confectioners OF the ward, and
II Is expected that the business done
during the fair will rival that Of the
professional concerns down town-the
coming Christmas being an incentive
20 the purchase Of the goodies for the
holidays.
Besides the fair there will be each
evening an entertainment In the main
han, the program planned for each
evening being a sufficient attraction, to
gay nothing Of the booth display down
stairs on the first night there win be
a concert In which the best local talent
u the city win take part, on the sec
md night the Salt Lake Opera COM
pany will give an act from the Chimes
OF Normandy. and the entertainment
win end on the third day with an after
noon for the children and ball in the
evening for grown people.
The price OF admission will be very
small. a season ticket, which will admit
both 10 the fair and the three evenings
entertainments being 10 cents, and ad-
mission singly TO the fair and each en-
tertainment, 10 and u cents respec-
lively
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
BRUBACK SUES
NEBO COMPANY.
CLANS the Defendant is Owing
Him S4,O94,03.
PORTION OF 1T FOR SALARY
Plaintiff Alleges that His services as
General Manager Have Not
Been Paid For.

Theodore Bruback filed suit against
the Nebo Brown Stone company in the
Third district court today TO recover
si.0gi SO, on two causes Of action, al
legged to be due on account OF moneys
advanced and for services rendered the
company as its general manager
The complaint alleges that between
the Sth Of April and the 2ith OF Novenl-
yer, 1893. plaintiff paid out at defend
ants request the sum OF sS.SS2 05 only
s., O36. % Of which has been paid back.
II Is also alleged that defendant em-
ployed plaintiff as general manager Of
its affairs at an agreed salary Of 500
per month. Plaintiff says he accepted
the position and entered upon and per-
formed the duties Of the office from
April Sth, up TO and including Noyem-
Der "a. 1899, a period Of seven and half
months, and has not received one cent
therefor.
Dey & Street are plaintiffs attorneys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
LAW IN HONDURAS.
Lieut.. Clover, Commander Of the Eriek.
son. Tells About II.

Lieut.. Clover, commander OF the gun
boat Erickson. who has been here for
the past sixty days. will soon leave for
his pos, Of duty in the service. Lieut..
Clover came here on account Of the III
health OF Mrs. Clover, who will remain
here while her husband is at sea.
The Lieutenant told Of little exper-
fence Of a friend OF his In Honduras
This gentleman had been In business
and made considerable money. He had
a dispute with a Spanish officer and
killed him and when other officers went
10 arrest him he killed two more Of
them. However. he was afterwards
tried and sentenced TO pay fine Of sle.-
600. which he did and congratulated
himself upon having gotten out Of the
scrape so easily. In the following year
there came a new administration In the
government and they hunted up the
gentleman and his case ana again fned
him $4,000. The third year he was
again compelled 20 pay $4,000. and then
he was broke entirely. On the fourth
year he was rearrested but had no mon
ey, 10 they sent him to the penNentiary
for three years When he got there The
tailor refused TO keep him. saying that
he was not going TO feed any Yankee. 30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
NEW TRIAL ORDERED.
Supreme Court Decision in a Building
Case.

An opinion has been handed down by
the Supreme Court In the case Of Geo.
l.. Belts vs. the Peoples Building and
Savings association, appellant revers-
ing the Judgment OF the court below
and granting a new trial
The record Of the case shows that in
December. 1890, Belts subscribed for
twelve shares OF stock In the Peoples
Building and Savings association
which at maturity should be worth 500
a share. A rule OF the defendant COM
pany's was that subscribers Of a GER
tain claSa after the lapse OF three
years. might withdraw the full amount
Of the assessments paid In. In Febru-
airy, 1896. Belts withdrew his assess
ments, claiming si035.5S as the amount
due him. The defandent company re-
fused TO allow II. and asserted that on
December 81. 1895. Belts and the other
stockholders agreed TO a resolution pro-
yiding for deduction Of IS per cent
of the amounts paid In, and discOun-
tenancing Withdrawals entirely This
ection, the defendant said was deemed
necessary for the reason that the COM
pany had met with reverses resulting
IN general shrinkage OF Its securities.
The court below gave Belts judg-
ment for $9ii %, but the Supreme Court
sets this aside holding that Belts was
not entitled 10 II. for the reason that he
had agreed 10 abrogate the rule he
claimed judgment under
Chief Justice Bartch wrote the opin-
i0n. and It was concurred In by justices
Miner and BaSkln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Severe fighting between Mexican 81
dlers and Yaqul Indians is FepQis.
north Of Cocorl, in which the lntau
were defeated and many Indian vunc
captured.
A train OF fourteen refrigerator can
of salt pork intended Tor the Big
army In South Africa was wrecked 1,
the Chicago & Northwestern near KE,
ilworlh H., Sunday. The can VA.
completely demolished, but Il Is belsgsl
the greater part Of the meat Will !.
saved.
Mics Marie Burroughs, the actress
III with malarial fever; and Der wedtlil
with DR.. Albert 4. sterne Of Mes Yui
which was 20 have occurred Webs
day, Dec. 6, has been postponed.
W. ]. Bryan says the DenOcrau'
party will make great gains q vossfl
the coming year.
Another slx.day bicycle race osgi'
at Madison, Square Garden, n. J, a
Sunday night.
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Il Calls Forth a Protest from His
Salt Lake Victims,
WILL GO TO PRES. M'KINLEY
Claim that the Ends OF Justice VIII
be Defeated if the Ex-I3anker
Escapes imprisonment

a few days ago II seemed quite likely
that James II. Bacon, the ex.banker.
would be pardoned by the President
without having to undergo any i'm
prisonment for his crime. That such
Is the hope OF Bacon as well as OF his
friends there can be no doubt, and the
basis for this hope was fully explained
in the News" recently. All the cir
cumstanees seemed to favor such con-
,clusion Of the famous case On the
trial here Bacon was convicted OF mis-
appropriatng the funds OF his deposit
ors and sentenced by Judge Marshall
to seven years imprisonment The
case was appealed and pending a de-
oislon, Bacon remained at liberty on
bonds. The circuit court at st.
Paul affirmed the judgment. but the
findings have not yet reached the office
OF Clerk Letcher. During the inter-
val, Bacon made good use OF his time
and liberty by working up movement
for his pardon, cnllsting such men as
ex-Comptroller Eckles In his behalf.
His plan was and is TO get the President
TO pardon him before the finding from
st. Paul had arrived here. Thus en-
abling him TO escape the punishment
altogether
But II Bacon cherished the hope that
his victims In Salt Lake, who are out
round quarter OF a million through
his operations. would sit quietly BY
while he worked his pardon scheme TO
a conclusion, he reckoned without his
host. The prospect aroused a bitter
feeling among the unfortunate deposit
tors, and after much talk. the sentl-
ment has been put In the form Of
formal protest TO the President. Ad-
llson Cain. a loser 10 the extent of
5000. took the protest up, and is pre-
senting II to all those similarly stu
ated." The protest recltes the fact Of
the conviction after a fair trial, and the
loss that Bacon's manipulations caused
the stockholders; the decision OF the
circuit court at st. Paul affirming the
judgment. and sets out that the ends
OF Justice would be defeated and
great wrong done should the man es-
cape punishment through the exercise
Of clemency.
This afternoon kilograms were sent to
President Mckinley urging that no ac-
tlon be taken with regard to the pro-
posed pardon, until the protest can be
presented.
While a great many deposltors have
signed the petition. there are still some
who decline TO do 50. They put their
decllnation on the ground that Bacon
himself has been ruined and incline TO
the belief that the crash was the result
OF lack OF business ability. rather than
downright dishonesty Possibly too.
some Of the few who ennounce that they
win not sign, think that there Is bare
chance Of realizing something on their
claims In the future. and are not willing
to throw II away by signing the protest.