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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
LEFT TO DIE ALONE
Demented Old Man of Emery
County Left by the Roadside
Near Castle Gate.

Price. Utah. July 1S.-An inhuman act
mas been unearthed here by Sheriff Wit
cox IL might have resulted IA the death
py starvation OF a dementod man named
reese Gritfiths of 9rangevllic. Tnc latter
mas been bereft Of his reason for num-
per OF years and rather than care Tor
MN II IS charged that officials of Emery
county had Griffiths brought 10 a point
near Helper by a peddler named Young
ana then dumped from the wagon and
lett to rustic or die. He was found a
few days later in the hills above Castle
Gate by Sheriff Wilcox in a weak and
emaciated condition from the lack OF
nOurlshment. in fact the unfortunate
man was SO near Death that he was I'M
able to get on o horse without aid from
the officer.
Being brought to Castle Gate he was
led and cared for and aftcrward con-
Ilned in the county Jail at Price until
he could be sent home. Young was
found by the sheriff and consented 40
take Griffiths back 10 Orangcvllie, where
ne has resided for more than twenty
years, taxpayer and a citizen fl high
standing until misfortune overlook him
and robbed him OF his reason.
The officers OF this county arc ihdig-
uant at the Emery county officials and
the subject may furnish On INJURY for
the grand Jury when that body again con-
VeneS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo, July 1S.-The following orders
have been made BY the clerk in Tho
Fourth district court:
Estate of William Giles. deceased: pc
titiop of James CofIrey praying FOR hear
ing on return of safe and Tor order con-
Iirniing the same, set for Saturday,
Estate Of c. II. Nelson. deceased: pc
utiOn of Lars l.. Nelson. administr ira tor,
Tor order allowing final account and for
order Of distribution. set for hearing
A daughter has been born to Council
nan and Mrs. J. o. Ward. All well.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs Robert Miner will be lneld Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the residence
of W. II. Raw.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Melville Of Fillmore
are visiting friends in Provo.
The tabernacle choir will spend Tues
CAV evening at the lake resort.
Tho Dostofhce employees and the en-
gineer force will play BAH on the West
slJare Wednesday afternoon.
Councilman Powelson has returned from
a trip 20 Alberta, Can. Mr.. POwelsCn is
well nleased with the country and secured
some land near Raymond on which ne
may decide to make his home sometime IN
Lac future. when he needs a rest from
the ctreuuosity CT his councilmanic AMI
Ded2gOgic labOTs.
OTSOn Mower who is charged with dis
turbinE the peace in connection with a
difficulty over irrigation water in Spring
vile. was to have had his hearing be-
Tore Justice JOrCdn lnere lOudy. anu
County Attorney Page went over TO prose
cute the offender. lie asked for and
obtained change of venue to Justice
Noon = court in this city. where the case
viii be heard next week.
Sheriff Harmon has returned from Colo
RADIO. where he went to look Tor Joe
Aiello. the Italian who stabbed Frank
Caliguira at Tucker some time ago. lie
was. however. unable to find any trace of
Aiello.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. McCrystal of Eureka
are in Provo. They may decide TO To-
cate here.
Pitcher Sorenson of the Provo baseball
team will play with the Mercur team
for the balance of the season, and Va III
King. catcher will 30 with the Eureka
team.
George Atkin of Milford is here with his
race mare. which Will run half-mile
dash with Nelson's Ola Hyrum on Bar
tons track on the oath.
DIR. Smart of SpringVillc has completed
n handsome boat which was launched at
Geneva TODAY. The craft is twenty-five
feet long and eight feet wide. and will
carry fifteen passengers. II is sloop-
rugged. The mast is twenty-six feet high.
Eugene Berry Of Springviile. lately
graduated from the law department Of
the University of Michigan, may decide TO
practice his profession in this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
HAS THE UNLUcKY THIRTEEN.
It Figures Thirteen Times on a Quar-
ter, With Strange Combinations.
tAtlanta News)


Did YOU ever think how the number Is
figures in the makeup of the ordinary
quarter of q dOllar2
Well as a starter the name of the
piece Of which we are speaklng-quarter
Of a dollar-is composed of exactly -
letters. On the diverse side We have is
stars-stars signify hope. There arc
- leaves on the sprig of myrtle on the
head. 13 letters in the phrase In God We
Trust" plus the woman's head for good
measure. Then there are u items included
in the word Liberty" plus the date (four
figures) and the two ribbons uniting the
mvrtle
If this does not convince YOU that 10
does cut some ice with a quarter, Just
turn to the reverse side OF the piece, 10.
and behaldl you are confronted with -
more stars-these NAV or may not signify
hope. Count the arrow heads. Just 10.
Moreover. there are Is leaves in the ounch
eagles wings and Is letters in each of the
phrases. Quarter dollar and Il pluri-
bus unum."
Furthermore. there are 10 bars in the
shield. And. in describing the bird, there
are Is prominent things, tO-wit: beak,
ewes. neck. two wings. two feet two legs,
two thighs and the bunch of myrtle ana
Another startling feature is the fact
that in describing the coin in question
there are exactly 13 noticeable features
ON Cod We Trust" UNITED States OF
America" Quarter Dollar and ''Liber-
tV' These with three SprigS or myrtle,
the head. the date the eagle. the stars,
the scroll and the miRtage mark, give
Ms the unluclIv number again.
ITO can the climax with the unkincest
cut Of ALL" there are Is combinations OF
the number in the description of the two
sides we have Just gone over. In other
vorCs.-there are four features on the Cd
verse side namely; Is stars, l3 leaves
in sprig of mytle Is letters in the phrase
I'm God We Trust plus the head. IL let
tiers I'm liberty, four figures and two
ribbons While on the reverse side there
are - more stars. 10 arrow heads. -
leaves in the sDiigS of myrtle, u featherS'
13 letters in quarter dollar and Is more
i'm 4 pluribus unum. u items in describ-
ing the eagle IL bars in the shield and
IL prominent features in describing the
coin.
OF course. all this is perhaps mere com
cidence but ii Is curious enough TO re-
ceive a passing notice. Whether any Sig
nificance attaC hes to the-fact must be de-
termined by Yourself. That the coin viii
continue to - made in the same old way
with all this % about it is hardly 70 pc
doubted, and If i'll tate should ever pefdil
tbc American nation historians viii un-
doubtedlv find some connection between
me catostrophc and the quarter. u VIII
thcn be sensible to venture rhe reinarh
u told YOU SO.
The fact that there were - orSlnal
states has possibly given rise to this nuh;'
her being selected As the oasis OF Dullu-
IN money. But inasmuch as IL does not
figure 30 prominently In the makeup OF
any other coin. the quarter VIII continue
10 hear opprobiur1 Of being an unlucky
coin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
EUREKA SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Merrill were the
guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ".
THOMPSON.
Miss Lena Welby Of Salt Lake spent the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Phil CLARK.
Mrs NJ. ID. Hewlett and son returned
Thursday evening from months WISH
in Denver.
James Crooks spent the week in Salt
Lake and Park CITY.
Mrs w c. Dewar and baby returned
the first of the week from Salt Lake,
where the little one was operated upon
for an assess on the brain.
Z. ID. Stark of Minnesota will arrive
next week to spend the summer with his
brother. James ID. Stark.
Mrs r. S. Robertson and daughter,
Margaret are here from Chicago. where
the Young lady has been attending school,
Laurie mine.
Charlie Delahoyde John Bales, Tom
Davis and Humphrey Williams are fish
ing in Strawberry valley.
H. H. Marston left the first of the week
for North Arson Me-, where ne has ac-
return TO Eureka next spring.
DR.. J. a. Thompson of Let's, Ia, spent
the week with his son. w. W. Thompson.
He eft SATURDAY. morning for a trip into
Idaho. and viii stcD here Tor lew Gays
en- route home.
Pingree Of Iowa. who have been the
guests OF Miss Jennie Mason. viii leave
IN n few DAYS for Salt Lake for ten
DAYS stay. from where they VIII go 10
the coast for "A month. returning TO tneir
home BY way of Yellowstone park.
A number of the Eureka friends or MT.
and Mrs Joseph Treloar surprised them
at their home AT the Victor mine Tuesday
evening. and spent a delightful evening
with cards and music
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
PERSONALS.

Rev d. A. Brown and F. ]. Lucas leave
on Monday. July 10Th to spend few
weeks in Yellowstone park.
c. E Lowry. publisher OF the Gibson
City, lila Courier. is visiting Salt Lake
and is the guest of his brother. Russell
Lowry.
Willard Foster left yesterday for Dav-
export. Ia. where he goes 70 join the
Van Dyke & Eaton Dramatic company,
with which he has an engagement for the
coming season.
Colonel Bu5o. Major Califf and Captain
Cronkhite of Fort Douglas left yester-
day for Fort logan, Colorado. where
they are to take part in general court
martial. of which Colonel Bubb has been
designated as presiding officer
Miss lone Morrison returned yesterday
from Wellesley college. which she has
been attending the past year. 20 pass the
remainder Of the vacation with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. s w. Morrison. Miss
Morrison has been visiting in the cast
since college closed in June.
J. r. Anderson, the Utah athlete who
has been in the east studying dentistry
during the last three years, has com
pleted his studies and returned TO SAT-
Lake to make this place his home. While
at the University of Pennsylvania Dr.
Anderson took number of medals n 1 tn
letics as well as taking diplomas tor
scholarship from the University of Penn
sylvania. BlOckley hospital and the James
Truman society.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
CANCER.

Harding's Cell Remedy for cancer
cures 20 per cent of all cases Of cancer,
Internal as well as external. At the
earnest solicitation of numerous suf-
ferers who have been cured by Hard
ing's Cell Remedy, j have decided to
put the remedy within the reach of all
who may be suffering from this dread
full disease in any OF its forms.
Full directions with every bottle.
Price 50 per bottle. Remit by check
or money order. Send for testimonials
from people who have been cured right
here in this city. Send all orders 20
=. IT, HARDING.
36i Twenty eighth St., Ogden, Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
no cELEBRATE PIoNEER DAY.
Especial to The Herald.


Price. July 1S.-Price citizens assisted
by those of the other close by cOmmuni-
ties are to celebrate N fine style Pho
neers' day in a manner to eclipse any
former attempts in that line. Following
is the programme as arranged;
Hosting of flag at sunrise, George
Downward: music by the Price band. fir
ing Of guns. and again music by the
band at o'clock as "A signal for gath
ering at town hall for the children S
parade
Utah and Counties in 1903. Utah rep
resented by Tessie Harmon. Carbon
county by Belle Fitzgerald. Price by
Maine Fiack. each riding in beautiful
float followed by the other twenty-siN
counties. represented by little girls, aged
4 to s years. dressed in white.
pioneers Of 1S47." with wagons ana
hantcarts, represented by boys.
sTItah's Best CrOp.' All children and
babies in buggies fall in line. Every child
invited.
town hall.
Afternoon amusements: Dance for the
children at p. m; sports for children
at 4 D. m; horse races at p. m; bl-
cycle races, jumping and races for men
at D. m: ball game at $50 p. m
Dancing at town hail in the evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED BIDS FOR THE ERECTION
and completion of a X. Of p castle hall
IN Castle Gate, Carbon county. Utah. Will
be received by Thomas 7. Lamph secre-
tary building committee, Castle Gate.
Utah.
Plans, specifications and details of the
proposed building are open to inspection
at the office of Fred A Hale. CONNER
ci9l block, Salt Lake City, and at the
residence OF the secretary, Thomas T.
Lamph, Castle Gate. Utah
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for the sum of % per
cent of the amount of the bid.
Bids Will be received up TO z .. m, July
%, 1903.
The building committee reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids.
THOMAS T. LAAIPH, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
THROWN BY HORSE.
Representative Lee Of Carbon County
Narrowly Escapes Death.
Especial to the Herald)

Price. Utah. July lS-EdNin G. Lee,
representative from Carbon county. was
thrown from a fractions horse yesterday
while rounding up some cattle and came
near meeting death. The animal threw
him when his foot caught in the stirrup
and the spur on the foot became fastened
in the cinch Of the saddle. He was
dragged for several hundred yards, dur
ing which time the horse repeatedly
kicked him in the sides and about the
head ono or two of his ribs are frac-
tured or broken. The thumb of the right
hand was broken and the bones protruded
through the flesh. Fortunately Dr. J. *.
". Bracken OF Salt Lake City. his part
ner in the cattle and ranching business
was at the Lee home. thirty-fve miles
distant from Price, who dressed the in
juries of the gentleman He will be con
fined 10 his home for several days at best.
Had the horse not been roped while he
was dragging Mr.. Lee. death In hor-
ribie manner would have soon resulted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
MANTI NEWS NOTES

services over the remains OF Olivia Lea
nora Petersen. daughter of Lars Peter
sen and Mary Petersen. were held in
the Assembly hall IN this city. De-
ceased was born In Manti. Nov l. 1882
and was most Of her life hale and
hearty. until the present year. when
dropsy took possession Of her which
caused her death. The young lady died
Thursday morning about 1880 O'Clock
Together with her parents she leaves
three brothers and two sisters to mourn
her loss .an
Manti Messenger under the new man
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agemeHt, with y. p. Nelson as editor.
viii make its appearance. L. Lauder
mas, suspended publication OF the Free
Press the two plants being now con-
sohdated. The day Of publication will
oe Thursday, changing Il from that OF
saturday as formerly
A committee to make preparations for
the celebration of the twenty-fourth of
July has been appointed and the day
VIII be celebrated in grand style. Be
sides the meeting that will be held in
the morning parade viii most likely
be arranged. with probably some sports
IN the afternoon for the children; pos
sibiy a children's dance.
Several small showers Of rain have
been experienced by the citizens of Manti
Of late which have been highly a9Dre-
ciated.
Mrs. Alyira /. Cox of this city
.cnt.
Hvrum T. Cuff and Miss Margaret w.
Iayicr OF ElkhOrn and Heber City re-
spectively were married IN the temple
here Wednesday last by President John
D. r. McANister
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
CONDENSED MIX FAcroRY.
One More Industry to Be Added to
Cache County.

Logan. Utah. July 1&-Logan is TO have
a condensed milk factory. That is the
statement made in a very emphatic man
ner by Mayor Lorenzo Hansen. who re-
turned last evening from a trip east,
made with a view OF ascertaining the
feasibility of establishing such an indus
try here. Last spring, J. b. Rackliff of
Maine came to Logan with a proposition
to build a factory here and Mr.. Hansen,
cooperating with him, raised the neces-
sary capital but Rackliff finally changed
his mind and established plant at Rich
mOnd. which Is now being installed. Mr..
Hansen. who is one of the principal
creamery owners Of the state having be
come somewhat familiar with the con-
densed milk business took up the matter
OF building a factory here. lie has sue
ceeded IN accomplishing his preliminary
designs and now announces that the fac
tory will be erected just as fast as work
men can put IL up. II will have a daily
capacity of sixty thousand pounds Of
milk Mr.. Hansen will incorporate his
various creamery interests and they will
be operated in connection with the new
factory. Articles of Incorporation Of the
new company viii be prepared at once
and a limited amount OF stock will be
offered to the public The exact loca .
ton Of the factory has not yet been de-
termined upon, but IL will be in Logan
City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
EUREKA's TAX LEVY FIXED.

Eureka. July 1S-The city tax levy was
fixed by the council last night at Is
mills, apportiOned as follows: Contin-
gent fund. mills; water fund. mills:
Etreet fund 1 mills; sinking fund. mills.
Nothing but routine business was trans
acted.
Fay Heron. who was arrested yester-
day by Sheriff Cronin for rape, which
was alleged to have been committed IN
TOoele county. was taken TO Mercur this
afternoon by Sheriff Bob ShieiJs. where
he win be arraigned. The complaining
witness is Miss GOOdan 10 years OF
age, who is sad. TO be in an int crest
ing condition as the result of an as
sault committed by Heron some six
months ago at the Sacramento mine, near
Mercur. where her mother Is cook
Heron is a married man but has not
lived with his wife for five years. Mrs.
Heron is a resident of Butte.
The Giblin block of two rooms. one
of the best business locations IN Eu-
reka, was transferred this week by Mrs.
John Giblin of Provo TO s. J. Schneiter,
owner of the Uncle Sam saloon. Mr..
Schneiter will improve the property and
probably occupy il himself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Major Foster, Commander of Post,
Has Been Relieved.

Price Utah, July 1S.-MajOr II. S. FOs-
ter OF the Twelfth infantry and comman-
der OF the post at Fort Duchesne. has
been relieved from command and is or
dered TO department headquarters al
Denver as a member of a general court
martial Captain 6. W. Abbott, who is
in command in Major Fosters stead. is
ordered to appear before the examining
board at Fort LcavenwOrth, Kan, for
lie will probably resign Immediately upon
promotion. Major Foster was relieved
tonight and imm5die tely left for his new
duties
which has been ordered to tho Philip
pines from Fort Duchcsne, is now en-
route to Price and VIII arrive next Tues
dav in command of two officers. There
were fifty-seven enlisted men when the
march was taken up. but four soldiers
have deserted en- route. with no trace of
them so far.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
ruARGE AGA1NsT BEAVERS.

New york. July lS.--United states Dis
trict Attorney Young OF Brooklyn today
OFFICIALLY announced that an indictmeni
had been found by the federal grana
i,IrV AGAINST George W. Beavers. The
charge is completely In wrongfully o.
tanning "A government contract.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
rrrFMprEn SUICIDE.

South Bend Ind, July 1S.--A Tribune
special from Niles, Mich. says: Mrs
saturating u towel with chloroform and
tying IL around her mouth and nose. She
may live. She Is the widow of the foun-
der Of the Peak bell ringers. at one time
celebrated throughout the United States
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
RARRY sELEcTEn

Washington. July 1S-I was an
nounced today at the war department
that Colonel Thomas II. Barry. adiutant
generals department. has been selected
for brigadier general in the permanent
service TO FIJI the vacancy caused by the
promotion of General Leonard Wood.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
SUSPICION OF MURDER.

Port Stanley, Ont, July 1s-The body Of
a woman about 45 years Of age was
washed up on the beach this morning.
The body was stylishly dressed. with
beautiful underwear and high heeled
French kid shoes. An ugly looking cut
was on the right temple. which gives rise
10 4 suspicion of murder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
JuMPED THE TRACK.

Redding. Cal. July iS.-One car and
the ca bcose OF a northbound freight train
jumpci the rails this morning at Buck
eve. twenty miles south Of here and tore
up the track for go feet. No one was
hurt. but traffic viii be delayed at least
six hours The California express is be
ing held here
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
fee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature, IS degree: min
imum Temperature. rs degrees: mean tenn
Derature. % degrees. which is degrees
below the norHaaL Accumulated dc.
flciencv Of temperature since the first OF
the month. 60 degrees. Accumulated de-
ficiencv OF temperature since Jan. I. 3f3
degrees. Total precipitation from d. m.
10 u. m none. Accumulated deficiency
Of Drecipitation since the first of the
month. is inch. Accumulated excess Of
preciDitation since the lst of January, O5
tnch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
wRFcKs ON THF T.AKFS

Monroe, Mich. July 1S-News was tele-
phoned in from P0inte aux Paux today
that a threc-masted vessel is wrecked
and is flying distress signals. Another
vessel lying about two miles south of
Stony Point, is also flying signals OF
distress
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
ErEvFN SUITS FILED.

PittsbGrg. J-ly lS.-The wabash attor-
news filed eleven suits in the circuit court
against ticket brokers for the purpose o.
restraining them from selling tickets is
sued BY the Wabash road and marked
mot transfera bic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
ExPIosIoN % sEwFR- aAs

Chicago, July IS.-Four men employed in
the intercepting sewer at Seventieth
street and Stony Island avenue. were in
jured. one seriously by an explosion OF
gas in the sewer today. The noise of
the explosion could be heard for blocks.
The victims were all city employees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
PREPARED FOR MANEUvERs.

London. July fS-Before leaving Ports
mouth the United States squadron, which
sailed for Lisbon yesterday. was fully
prepared to participate in the man euvers
in the Caribbean sea. Alter leaving
Lisbon Admiral Cotton expects 10 go
north fer six weeks target practice in
the Baltic sea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
ELKs, GRAND ToDGE

Kansas CITY. July IS.-ElSs from kan
Sas City and all parts of the west wiz
leave for Baltimore on a special train
this afternoon to attend the meeting of
the grand lodge. George +. Runyan OF
Kansas City viii be selected as grand
secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
BRIDGES WASHED AWAY.

La Crosse. Wis, July 1S.-Raports were
received here this morning OF a severe
rainstorm which swept over the country
txentv miles south Of here last night,
Washing away many small bridges aud
doing damage 10 crops -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
FEARs OLE A FI.nnn

GAINESVILLE. Wis. July 1S-A rainfall of
three inches hers last night has caused
the river 70 rise two feet in three hours
this morning Should the levee above
the city give way many business blocks
are liable 70 be swept away.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
NEGRO LYNCHED-

Lake Butler. Fla. July 1S-A negro
tramp ramed Adams, who assaulted a
negro woman near this place recently
was captured last night by q mob OF
negroes and lynched. His body was cut
into shreds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
RIOTERS INDICTED.

Evansville ind. July 1S.-Eighty-eight
persons. charged with taking part in the
recent riot, and the attack upon the Gus
tOdians, have been indicted by the Grand
jury. More than half of those indicted
arc negroes.