Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-18

az tne club ITO drink, gamble and bo,a
| 'i9uor carnlyals' and closes. 'o'a
| these things are NOT sfonnoa a..
uun VI wee viii be demolished and vn rs
hn"y prosecute your mothers. wives az
u1ru,shteis II you choose" 'u
ne saloon keepers have STORED t,,oi,
soous az their houses and saw thew viii
ueiend them with their lives '"'' WIZ
ULTlMATUM TO JoINTIsTs
wellington. Kansas, Feb. 1S-At
mass meeting attended by 900 neonIe
81 al elVinatum giving the jointists unti,
frlday evening next Ia remove III.
soous and fixtures received several
hundred signatures 'S'@'
W. c. 7. U. MASS MEETING
Lawrence, Kansas, Feb. ls.-Tbe w
" L. U. mass meeting of LAST nieht
was folloWed this morning by visit
OF a number OF women 10 the nolice
court There lot OF llquor serured
IN raid last summer was given tha
women to smash The women FIRST
went to the Office of a Justice of the
peace and broke a couple of hotties ~
WhlshV as evidence and then DESTROYED
the rest OF the stuff in the street Thev
were followed by a crowd NJ several
hundred people hat disbanded without
attempting a raid.
MRS. NATION IN COURT
Topeka, Kansas, Feb. 1s.--The case
against Mrs. Nation brought by tbe
proprietors Of the Senate saloon whose
pace she wrecked about ten days ago.
was resumed in the city court TO-DAY.
The court was crowded.
w. /. Jamlson appeared for the State
10 prosecute the case, and J. NJ Du-
menil FOR Mrs. Nation. The table be-
tween the two attorneys was niled
hlgh with law books and Mrs. Nations
attorney had besides many legal books.
many quotations from the Bible Mrs
Nation sat behind her attorney and
spent most Of her time writing upon a
small tablet The argument was COM
menced by the defense and Attorney
Dumenil cited many authorities.
In speaking OF the first case as
parallel to Mrs, Nations smashing. no
said:
ut Is found In the Bible In the tenn
pie. We ilnd BY Matthew 'h
entered the temple and abolished that
nuisance"
He cited the New Hampshire law
which says that the private party ahat.
ing a nuisance does not have 10 do II
In manner best suited TO the other
party That means that the liquor does
not have 10 be carefully poured out.
The New Hampshire statute says that
public nuisances may De abated BY the
acts OF individuals.
At this point. Mrs. Nation left her
seat and opened a window The cold
wind swept In and blew the papers
about the court room.
CLOSE that window and omen IL from
the top" said Judge McCabe to Mar
5hal Ross.
Mrs Nation took her seat and Ross
,losed the lower sash and opened the
'op sash. Mrs Nation rushed back and
brew up the lower sash again.
Take your seat" commanded the
Judge. "The marshal viii take care Of
he window"
He didn't do IT," snapped Mrs. Ma
ion.
you SIT down and tend to your busl-
less and ri tend TO mine" retorted the
as he closed the window.
Mrs. Nation was surprised. She Is In
he habit Of having her own way and
his was rather shock TO her. She
loked az Ross too surprised to say a
iord,
HERRINGToN JoINTIsTs.
Harrington. Kansas. Feb S--A mass
leetlng Of temperance people has
dopted resolutions warning jointists to
,move their fixtures by Tuesday
clock or suffer a raid.