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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
MUCH FIGHTING
in SOUTH AFRICA
Beers in Heavier Force
Than Was Thought
A ROUN Nd WEPENER
Colonel DaIgetty's Force Continues
GameIy to Hold Out.
CONTEST EVERY STEP OF WAY
Lord Roberts Has Dispatched Cavalry
: to Aid the Relieving Force, but
the Progress is Slow-The
Bocrs' Position is Dan
gerous, as They May
Be Cut or.
CONTEST EVERY STEP OF WAY

LONDON, April 2f.-4:15 A. M.-The
strong body Of reinforcements which Lord
Roberts sent to the relief OF Wepener and
to endeavor to envelop and cut o1t the
Beers from a retreat northWa1d furnishes
further evidence that the Beers are as
senbled in much larger forces around
WeDener than had hitherto been supposed.
AS the Times, in an editorial remarks:
Whatever may be the difficulties OF roads
and rains the Beers always appear to
have guns. and sometimes big ones, where
they want them.
A Boer dispatch, dated Thaba N'Cl
April sd. says supply of cannon ana altl-
munition has reached General DeWet at
Jammersburg Drift. 1t also asserted tnat
one of Colonel Dalgettys guns mas heen
smashed.
Carriefontein. mentioned IN Lofu
Roberts message to the War Office, is Ill
teen miles southwest of Bloemfontein.
Leeuw kop is twenty miles further south.
Apparently The British captured Paaroe
kraal Sunday night. The Beers evacuated
Leeuw kop during the night, removing the
gun, and the British occupied the kop next
morning.
Although the Beers appear to be offer
ing stout resistance to the British ad-
vance. their position is dangerous Ihey
can scarcely delay further their retreat
northward without incurring the risk OF
being cut off. Usually they have been
well-informed regarding the British plans,
and they are not likely to run sucn
risk, especially as they have partially
accomplished their object in drawing
large forces from Bloenfontein on long
marches and have thereby delayed the
advance on Pretoria.
The Morning Post commenting upon
the difficulty Lord Roberts is eXper1enc-
ing, asserts the wisdom of arranging Tor
a steady flow of reinforcements.
The renort that a Boer commando was
at Frankfort proved to be without
foundation. but evidently there is large
force opposing Lord Methuen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
TO ASSIST BUNDLE
A Dispatch from Lord Roberts Report
ing Casualties.

LONDON. April 23.-The War Office
late this evening issued the following
dispatch from Lord Roberts, dated
Bloemfontein, Monday, April 2S, 1:sO
p. NJ:
yesterday dispatched the Eleventh
Division. under General Pole-Carew, and
two ibrigades of cavalry, under General
French, from this point to assist Cen
eral Rumble. The force reached karrie-
fontein without opposition.
Casualties reported: Welsh Regiment
Private killed, Captain Prothero mortally
wounded and seven men. Yorkshires-
Eight wounded. Eighth Hussars-One
killed one wounded. Fourteenth Hus-
sars-One wounded. Royal Artillery
Two wounded. Seventh Dragoons-Lieu-
tenant jenkins and ten missing.
Captain Rotton, Royal Artillery, broke
an arm by a fall.
General Pole-Carew's mounted in
fantry seized Lear Kop, a high hill a
few miles north of their last nights po-
sition. The enemy evacuated hurriedly,
leaving some rifles and ammunition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
SUMMARY OF TO-DAY'S NEWS.

igOGii.
The Thornton will be launched Carni-
New. members of the School Board in.
Senator Martin confers with secre'
tary OF the Commonwealth LaWisss. sis
Democrats to hold ward meetings TO-
night. .--ar,a,,sr,
disappears from his home
Plans OF the Richmond Passenger lls ana
Power Company being rapidly perfected
Policeman Fosters case disposed OK
STATE.
-Crewe temperance people hold mass
meeting and nominate a dry ticket
in an attempt to wreSt q pistol from
a reckless negro in Alexandria Dorsey
was shot.
Municipal primary in Newport News
to-day, with promise or an interesans
time. .
laid in Lynehburs with impressive La
sonic ceremonies.
Freight wrecks on the Sout,era Sou..i.s ~
Dry Fork. Va and on the Atlantic and
DanviIe division defaIi and destroy cars.
Number OF county Democratic con-
yentions declare in favor OF tne 1ohI 1ohstieu-
tional Convention as party measu.s.
and some OF them declare ZOE w. j.
Bryan for President.
General.
-r,vetv debate in the House over Post
office Appropriation DIR
NSenate viii vote on ouay's rtsht to
q sCommittee se. report on Clark case charge
bribery and corruption
MFormer Richmond lady badly iace-
rated
Foreign.
Japan about to take steps restricting
: sy,irratior of coolies 10 United States
Much fightiag In South Africa
Relieving force within eight miles or
sWepener.
4 -Boer force stronger than was thought
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
THE INDIA FAMINE
The Misery Existing There is Indc-
ScribabIe.


CALCUTTA, April 23.-The latest OFF,
cial reports from the famine districts say
that the misery existing there is indesesio-
able and unparalleled, and that the pres
ent relief is inadequate. They add that
the mortality among the cattle Is also
SO severe that the authorities are trying
to adapt farm implements so tnat hu-
man power can replace that of buIiocks.
Such a drastic measure has never before
been necessary. even in the greatest
scarcity OF animals. 1t is also announced
that the natives are developing ugly teei-
ines. and are attacking Europeans
one district lost one million cattle out
of 1900, GOO head, and almost numoeriess
human beings were found dead from
starvation In addition, children were
found wandering in all directions, home
less. naked and emaciated and cases were
reported of children being Sold The ON
cial reports fully confirm the worst stories
of the terrible nature of the distress.
Demands for Relief Increasing.
LONDON, April 23-The Viceroy OF
India, Lord Curzon, wires that the recent
rain storms have not improved the situa-
ton. that the demands for relief are IN
creasins, now reaching 5,3l9.W0 persons
but that the arrangements for rellet are
equal to the increasing strain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
FIGHTING DAY AND NIGHT
The English Trenches Fall OF Water
and Boers Drenched.

BOfR CAMP, THABANCHu, ORAN5E p
FIRED STATE, Sunday, April Plight
ing continues day and night at TANNERS
burg Drift The Engllsn trenches nave
been so full of rain that the men have
been obliged every now and then to clam
ber to the banks, only to be shot down,
The Beers were SO drenched on Saturday
that they were unable to sleep, SO they
started a debate or. the subject OF the
Courage The discussion lasted most Of
the night, shells at intervals interrupting
the speakers.
Robertson's Lower Mill is reported TO
have been captured April 2lst, and 1t is
said that the Cape Mounted Rifles nave
lost during the siege l2o out OF ago men,
THE British prisoners defy the :burghers
to CAPTURE Colonel Dalgetty.s camp, even
if the British are not reinforced
A surprising number of relatives are
fighting on opposite sides at Wepener.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Endorse RrYnn.

PALMYRA. VA. Via COLUMBIA. VA.
April 23.-Special.-The democrats OF
Fiuvanna countS held convention here
to-day to send delegates to Norfolk con-
yention after endorsing the Chicago plat
form of 1896 and w. J. Bryan.
They adopted resolutions favoring a
constitutional convention provided the
constitution that may be adopted by that
body comes back to the people to be voted
upon.
". 3. Petit, j. II. Martin A a. Gray.
C. G. Snead and j. c. McS1iiler were
elected delega tes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Drunswick Elects New Chairman,

LAWRENcEvILLE, VA, April 70
Special.-At the Democratic County Con-
evntion. held here to-day. the following
delegates were elected to the State Con
vention:
R. Turnbull, W. H Valentine. I. E.
Spatig, r. A. Raney, ]. w. Bailey, Jr,
J. D. Elarn. S. P Carpenter.
A resolution was adopted instructing
the delegates to vote for Constitu-
tional Convention and to make the ques-
ton a party issue. The party was re-
organized, and R. Turnbull was elected
county chairman in place Of Thomas r.
Price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Rners Driven Off.

wAKKERsTRooM. SUNDAY, April %.
After yesterdays shelling ii was expected
that the Beers would open again, but
Colonel. Brabazon, with the Yeomanry,
made a thorough scout to the left. The
Beers endeavored to turn the British
right, but the movement was detected by
the Yeomanry, and mounted infantry and
the gum opened fire and drove them off.
greatly extending the position. None of
the Boer guns was in action. There were
no British casualties.
Many of the Beers are moving south
ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Txv,euty-Five Missing.

LONDON, April 2s-General Rumble re-
ports that twenty-five men of the First.
Worcestershires are missing. Fifty-three
were sent with wood to an outpost after
dark, and only eighteen returned. Their
numbers and names will be reported to-
day, as well as four wounded yesterday.
The War Office has given no explanation
of the apparent discrepancy in the figures
as to the men in the Worcestershires.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
OutflanI1ed the Roers.

ArAsnRU, BAsUTOLAND, Monday,
April 2s-General Brabant's force out
flanked the Boer position at Bushman's S
Kop yesterday, but the Movement had
not been completed when darkness fell.
At dusk British forces, apparently in
fantry, were seen approaching from two
directions with q view Of surrounding
the kop.
Colonel Dalgetty's garrison at Wepener
was not molested to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
ADVANCE is SLOW
Every Step in Move to Wepener is Be-
ing Contested.

SOll1CSlcu.
LONDON, April 2s.-General Rundle is
apparently advancing slowly toward Wep-.
ener. every step being closely contested
+ h,-e5 the Beers. From the republican side
there is a good deal of interesting news
TODAY. a Thabanchu despatch, dated
Fritlay, April 20, reports the arrival there
of Comma ndants DeWet and Villiers,
and an attack upon three thousand Brit
ish, under General Gatacre. The latter,
of course, is a nlisstatement, as it Is
probable General Rumble: is meant. The.
british, 1t is added, Occupied some Kop-
les, but their left wing was driven bacS.
The Boer loss was one killed and five
wounded.
From Brandfort comes the news that
Saturday, April q, a British patrol of
ten mel ventured near tina I place, and
suffered the loss OF one man killed and
two men captured, including Free:
Slater, who was leading the party a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Ashland Democrats.

ASHLAND. VA. April 23.-speciai.-The
precinct meeting here this afternoon to
name delegates to the Norfolk convention,
organized by electing E. L. c. Scott
chairman. and w. d. Tfller secretary W.
G.. Buchanan and j. \. Mallory were sent
as delegates. They are opposed to max
ing the constitutional convention ques-
ton party measure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
49, raE nEI.EcaATEs.

.,,ong those who will probably be
elected delegates to Norfolk are NessFS-
Samuel Z. Kelley, r. Carter Scott, Hen.y
T.. Carter, S. S. P. Patteson, Jonn E'
Erps. CHARLES NJ. Wallace. Jr., deorga
WAYNE Anderson, Z. c. Folkes. B. =.
Siunfor,i George d. WISE If. NJ Smith.
Chris Manning. Jr.. John ~ CaruSi
LANES W. Gordon and Cunningham Hail.
AS TO MR. LAWLESS.
Tt is now practically settled that Hon
Joseph r. I.awless will be put up by ms
friends for State chairman He states
that it is not his purpose To oppose hon.
]. TAYLOR Ellyson. vino has filed the post
tion in a most efficient manner for several
wears Mr.. I.awIess says ne would cor
sent for his name TO be presented. should
Mr. E.lfysou not be candidate Tor
reelection
\ friend of the popular Secretary OF the
Commonwealth said yesterday: on can
state that the name OF Mr.. Iawiess VIII
be presented for the chaifmanship.
know positively that this will be done.
and Iawless will be elected
JACKSON WARD.
The Jackson Ward Republicans hava
appointed committees of five from each
precinct to nominate ticket for s,tne
Board of Aldermen, Common Council ana
i,fstices OF the peace. John Mitchell, Jr.,
wiz be put up for the Board, but no
other nomination will be made for thi;
body. The Republicans hope that Mr.
James I. Smith viii run as an independ-
ent candidate Should he do So the
Republicans will support him. The flye
nominees for the Common Council WIN
be colored men.
Claim the Hail.
Rev. George H. Wiley has been granted
the use of the Old Market Han Tor To-
night. The Jefferson Ward Democrats
have nlanued to meet there. Mr.. Wiley
said last night that he would preach In
the hall and the service would end about
$50 o'clock
Working Democrats
The Workingmeri's Democratic CUE
met last night and was called to order
by Mr.. a. 5. Baker. Secretary McEn-
eany read the roll and announced nhaf
many new members had been added.
Routine business only was considered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Balloon Service for Boers.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 233.-Tfle pa
pers announce the departure for South
Africa of a body of aeronauts to organize
a military balloon service for the Transvaal.
They took tine necessary balloons and ac-
cessorieS with them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Trial Begun.

CAPE TOWN, April 2s.-The trial OF six
ty-nine rebels was begun mere to-day. in
spite of an staIqplf1s*sion for a postponement
of the proceedings the grounds that
a fair trial was impossible at this place.
Three of the prisoners We're sentenced to
five years Imprisonment each. The SEN
tences imposed upon the others varied
from three years to six months, accord
ing to their ages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Orange County.

GRANGE. VA, April 2s.-Special.-At a
r,ass-rfeoting of the Democrats OF orange
county, the following named delegates
were elected to attend the Norfolk cons
vention on May 2nd- Geo s. Ssackelfort.
C. C. Taliaferro, Z. f. Gatsan. Reuben
-Downer. a. w. Kube, Chambers Sisson,
and George Watkins. The meeting de-
clined to instruct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
WON'T RAISE TARIFFS.
The Porte Will Notify the Powers Be
fore Taking This Step.

WASHINGTON, April 2s-Lloyd Girls
com the United States Charge d'Af-
fares at Constantinople, has cabied the
State Sta e Department that the Turkish Min,
ister of Foreign Affairs has informed
the ambassadors that the Porte will not
raise tariffs without previous agreement
with the powers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
PRICE TWO CENTS.

C. ]. Gonldman. Thomas P. Murphy
c. c.. Baker and .. II Griffith
The course of Hon. w A. Jones in
Congress was unanimously endorsed al
ter a vigorous opposition
y resolution instructins delegates TO
vote for Constitutional Convention was
afiooted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Nelson County.

ARLINGTON. VA, April Especial.
The Democrats of Nelson held mass
meeting to-day and elected seven dele
gates to the Norfolk Convention. Upon
motion of Judge G.. Loving, the delega-
stion was instructed to vote to make the
Constitutional Convention party meas
ure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
To the relief Of Matching.

LONDON, April A.-The Cape Town
correspondent of the Daily Mail says that
General Carringtcn's force is the only
one going to the relief of Mafesing, and
that no force of any kind is operating
from the south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Dalgetty Holding Ont.

ALIWAL. NORTH. Monday. April %
Colonel sDalgetty is holding out at Wepen-
er. It is reported that all the Beers nave
crossed the north side of the Caiedon
River
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
I,ichmond County.

WARSAW. VA. April Especial
The Democrats of Westmoreland met In
mass-meeting to-day and elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the State Convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
MISS TAYLoR,s WILL
rable Fortune and

Leaves Considerable Fortune and
Remembers the Servants.
NORFOLK, va, April 2s.-Special.-
Under the will of Miss Sallie Taylor. de-
ceased. of Norfolk probated to-day. her
estate of $lo5. 900 was distributed.
One cotored servant was left 81 ,eo0;; two.
others s5eo and annuities of $50 and SEQ,
Respectively,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
ChimDorazo Conclave Fittin.ly CeIc-
brates Its Natal Day.

chinlborazo Conclave, No. 6fO. Improved
Order of Heptasophs, celebrated their
first anniversary last night at Marshall
Hail by giving an entertainment to its
members and their friends.
An elaborate musical programme was
rendered and speeches were made by
Messrs Thomas B. Hicks and Henry
Flegenheimer Refreshments were served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
! THE DEMOCRATS
MEET TONIGHT
Ward Meetings to Elect
Delegates to Norfolk.
VOTERS INTERESTED
It is Thought the Gathering WIFI be
Well Attended.
MR.. WILEY CLAIMS THE HALL.
1t is Possible That the jefferson Ward
PcopIc VIII Have to Wait for Re
licious Services to Be Conducted
Before They Can Select Their
Reprcsentutives-aII Law
less and Chairmanship.
MR.. WILEY CLAIMS THE HALL.

The Democrats of Richmond will hold
ward meetings t1-Irignt 70 elect Delegates
to the State Democratic Convention co
be held at Norfolk on May I'd
Following are the places designated ior
the meetings.:
Clay Ward-Geividere Hail, corner BEL
videre and Main Streets
Jackson Ward-Ivhalen's Hall, Seventh
and Hospital Streets.
Jefferson ward-old Market Hail.
Madison Ward-Aionticefo Haa. Broad
Street between Sixth and Seventh.
Marshall Ward-Jones Hall. Twenty
sixth Street (Springfieid HalD.
Monroe Wartt-Laube's Han. flrst and
Broad Streets
a BIG TURNOUT.
1t is expected that there Will be a large
turnout of voters Much interest is be-
ing manifested on account of the tact
that the State Convention will be called
upon to say whether or not the proposed
constitutional convention shall be made
a party issue The advocates and the
orrponents of the method suggested 1or
changing the organic law OF the State are
both very active There Will be lively Hs-ias
in nearly every ward. Each side ciainls
that it will carry the city
The meetings will be called TO order py
the ward superintenGents. and each gath
ering will elect its presiding oficer anu
secretary
urndcr the plan adopted. the delegates
viii be chosen from the several precincts
as far as IL is practicable to do So
Tie meetings will be called to order Ut
s.90 O'Clock. The wards viii be entitled
to delegates as follows:
Clay -.-.-.- ..--............-.'-.- I. .
Mouroe.-.. .-...-....--------- =
MadiSon..- ..............--..-..--.
Jefferson -.---.....-- ..,----''-----.'
,AdrShaH-.-.... ..----- ..-----...-----.-.-.
Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
RANGE OF THERnoMErEn.

The following was the range of the
thermometer at The Times office yester-
6 j. AZ. GO: 8 P. NJ, IS: midnight, 63.
Average. Gs i-6.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-03
WOULD NOT MODIFY
THE INJUNCTION.


The controversy between the Butte
Consolidated Mining company and
George Gemmel as the successor to the
interest of Louis Frank and others in the
law suit having its origin in the plaster
ing OF a quartz location notice by the lat
ter on some ground claimed as placer by
the Butte company had an inning IN
court today it was a warm one while
1t lasted. The matter came up on the
nearing of motion to modify the iniunc-
tlOn 10 such an extent as to plrmit the
to search for a quartz vein in
the property, but. after hearing the ar
gument the court Overruled it. In so do
ing ne said, in connection with the MAX
ing OF the location:
1T is one of those smart things that
are odious to the law. They stick up a no.
ice on ground that is being worked and
for a vein"
The judge also talked plainly to the at
tofneys, taking as his subject the fling
OF oemurrers. 1T often happens" sad
ne tnat When an attorney wants to 60
and has a case set for ira.
a. a Time when he expects to be away hr
nles a setting forth the f1imsev
excuse that the allegations of the com
plalnt 90 not constitute a cause for ar
tion. IN some states this would mot he
permitted. He would be compelled to go
INTO detail and state just why the alls,xa-
tons did not constitute a cause for ac-
tion.' q
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-03

went to Helena to testify in the Well.
come disbarment case but THAT he and
three other witnesses had agreed not to
TESTIFY until the money was paid.
me prosecution had refused to pay him
until after NJ went on the stand, say
ing, that 81, 900 in my hands with nv
statement would be worth $40, 900 to
Clark"
One of the men in the combination had
broken the agreement and witness said
he had seen Ben Hill offer him $500.
which, however, Fill had asked to be al
lowed to hold.
Witness said he had received $3.50 from
Days friends at Helena and that just
before starting to Washington he had re-
ceived SEQ more and $50 more since his
arrival. Witness said since Hill and
himself had been in Washington they had
received an offer OF 81 500 from DR.. Min.
| shall on behalf of the prosecution to get
out OF the city.
On cross-examination Wright said he
had gone to Helena during the sitting of
the legislature to work for Clark but he
had done most of his work in the third
house. He had received $24O from Steele
for this service.
Did you not tell me after your arrival
in Washington that you had $40, 900 for
Senator Myers?" asked Mr.. Birney.
Il think probably I did
Don't qou know you did?'
mo I don't know, I don'tsrecollect. I
intended you to understand that 1 had
because I wanted to get our business
fixed up"
He said Ben Hill was the only person
who had promised to give him the money
here.
When Wright was excused, Hill, also
OF Missorla, was called. He said he
had been connected with Congressman
Campbell and Mark Hewitt in working
Up a case against Clark for the past
eight months. He had just been down
to Bridger, he said, for Clark, for which
he had received $3.50 from that gentle-
a Then he met Whiteside on ths
street in Butte and had told him a lot
of damned les After that he had
gone to Campbells office and had signed
about LOO pages of stuff in which
there was not a word of truth"
This affidavit had been dictated n
written by him The ffidavit was then
read. In it the witness said he had en-
tered into the combination to assist in
the election of Senator Clark and that
he had committed many acts looking to
the bribery of the members Of the legis-
lature to vote for Clark for United States
senator.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-03
LOCAL BRIEFS

Fisher, Tailor. 10 8. Main street.
DR.. Reed. Dentist. lis North Main. .
Orion Bros, pianos and organs PIG N.
Main.
J. q. Bates. tuner. Montana Music
company. Tel. 504.
s.. M. Wade has moved to SO North
Main. Room s, Real Estate and money to
loan.
The body of August Either is at Sher-
mans undertaking parlors awaiting the
arrival Of relatives.
Butte Stove Repair company for fx-
lures and Home Comfort ranges. Phone
529. 216 E. Park.
w. H. Lockhart Of Lockhart, Jefferson
county. and n of the members from
that county in the last legislature, Is in
the city today on business.
The funeral of Charles r. Sesser will
take place tomorrow Sunday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock from the family residence,
No. 113 South Grant street.
Rev. John Hosking OF Trinity Meth
odnst Episcopal church will visit White
hall on Monday for a few days and helm
Rev. 81 A. Oliver in special religious
The funeral of E. M. Trask will take
place from Sher1nan's undertaking par.
Tors tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
under the auspices of the Masonic lodge.
of which he was a member.
J. A.. McNeer was caught in the act of
DurslarlZing a room in the Florence
motel this afternoon. He was arrested
by Chief of Police Lavelle and Assistant
Detective Ray and will be turned over
to the county authorities.
Marriage licenses were issued TODAY "a
James w. Sorensen, aged % years, and
Melinda J. Watson. aged %. both of
Utah; Michael Ribert, 26 years. and
Austria. S -