Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-07
PRYOR WAS AT BARN.
Went There to Collect Marshall $ Wages-Farley Had Receipt
 Marshal Still Threatens.

the car barns yesterday aIlefnOou cIS- ated considerable comment, and many were curious to know what 1t meant the omcer having reached there De1ore the papers told Of the action taken Dy John Marshall to coLect wages amount ing to $12,50 from the trolley company. The constable took Detective D0dds and Sheriff Mcdonald into the barns ! with him. where the situation was ex- plained to Boss Farley, who promptly thrust 4Marshall's receipt for his wages before the constable, adding that in ad-
 dition to his receipt he had several wit { nesses who were willing to prove that { the man got his money. When Mar
 shall heard this he executed a war dance about Exchange place and de- clared that he never received a copper of that $12.50. This morning he told l q Democrat reporter that Manager Sewel1 had promised to straighten the
 matter out with him. Marshall was 1 very indignant at what Farley had said of him and stated that if he can't get < his money he will make things lively 1 for Boss Farrell.
 After n consultation between Aftor- ney Bauby, counsel for Marshall, and 1 MT Sewell, the latter gave the strike < breaker his fare home. When Mar
 shall got the money he called at Attor-
 ney Bauby's office and made speech, I in the course of which he denied em-
 phaticafiy ever receiving his pay. He
 admitted he was drunk, but claimed ] that all the money he received from
 the company was $5. which he signed \ q receipt for last week. He gave Boss l Farley the deuce" and wound up by stating that Waterbury would get its , stomach full of Farley before he shakes \ the dust of the town off his feet.
 To-day Lieutenant Halpin of Go c was officer of the guard; Lieutenant Sackett of Go A junior officer of the guard and Captain Garter officer Of \ the day.
 The food supply to the members ol N the local military companies is not hall bad The menu for dinner consisted ] of roast beef, boiled potatoes, bread
 butter, pie, sweet pickles and custard
 Of course the boys purchased a mum
 Der of extras in the nature of delieacies at their own expense.
 I If there is any enjoyment in such 3 Al life the members of Co.'S A and c are \ having their part of it, Or course \ there is much time to kill during the
 day and various are the ways in which the boys attempt to kill it. Some, who
 have been doing guard duty during the
 night, hie off to some secluded spot
 and unknown to the other members
 try to have lucky sleep. Fortunate
 lis he if he enjoys an undisturbed Fsleep, and if he awakes without his
 face being painted like that of an
 Indian. Others play pinochle or whist
 or crib or some other game of cards
 Sergeant Powers and Private Bers
 gin have the reputation of being tho ] best pinochle players, while Corporal 1, c. Mcdonald and Private O'Neil have ! no superiors as whist players Hand ; ball is also played very much. There Twas an interesting game early thi: } afternoon between Corporal Griffin's !, and Private Smith on one side and
 Privates w. Powers and Sutton on tn, . tother. The former had little the bet : ter of it. Last night an indoor game oI . baseball was played between member. of both companies. It was interestins | and also very amusing. This afternoon : q basketball game is being played be { tween the CoG and Co A teams. Whel , these teams met before Go e won s But one should not have the impress
 sion that the boys have nothing to do
 They have to work at times. Gnart mount is held at o'clock each morn : ing. Daily 16 or IS men from botl : companies do guard duty.