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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-07
WILL BUY WATER PLANT.

Cheney--At a mass meeting Of cit
zens Mayor Houck presented the
question OF city ownership of the
t2ter plant The company has agreed
0 withdraw all suits against the city
nd sell the plant to the city for
1000. provided the purchase be made
vithin forty days. Mayor Houck and
y. Pomeroy nave already advanced
Z50 Of this sum. Resolutions We're
Nassed that the council take steps to
end the city. Prominent business
.len viii raise the mCAey TO buy the
liant, pending the city'5 issue Of
Onds
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-07

iir%t coupon offer page Of STATES
man. al 90 TO work at once. Your
chance Is good.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-07

Read the ads in the Statesman.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
On buen cole
giO en- Ponce

Nos essriban de Porce acerea de
los progresses y el mag ffico aistsma
de enst d II - que se prAetiea en- sl
eolsgio de 10 Pfopsgaci6n de- 10 F6.
dirigiao por las H ss de In CArias d
de s .n Vicente dc Pat, establseiao
On 10 eAlle Coreordia.
Hay alli gran nd nero de Lifos de
ambos sexos, y Las >milias de estos
niue stranse muy sAti.f ehas del ads'
lanto de sus hijos. puesto que, Q Tire
otras cosas, 90 les ensef1 CON afe .to,
sin apelar al embrutsceaor y co q 1i'
do proeedimiento del fosts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
Salud pdblica

Sc he expsdido ID signiante orden
para eonocimisnt0 ie los propfasa
rios g amtffos de astAblos.
El osti6rcol dabe ser retirado una
yex .ioor 10 menoAn eAdA I'd horas.
Ds los caballos que eaten ssfrien
do de oAtArro exoreei6a nasal, SO
aar aviso aI Of ,ial de SRnidad mas
esreano, 8 6 Lac antoriaades de 10
Poll, 10: y no 90 permitir6 que beban
en- niDguna corriente de sgua.
Los cdciales de S&nidad y los de
la po1icfa quedan sneargaa0s de ha'
Ger cumplir Las Antsriorss aisposi
clones, y de dsnunciAr ante los iue
ees de Pes d los /, feaetores de las
mismae.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
EjerCiCiOS militareS

Ds man ana & pasado, pues no estA
ssf1alsdo el dia CON sxsctitud, salar&
6 pic, para Bsyam6n, Ell battalion
paertorriquen ,, CON objeto dc haesr
eiereicios tAeticos.
Llsvar&n picos, pAlas y azadones
y sus trsbajos ser&n de tai fndois,
gus resuitAr&n ex exAetamente como OF
Atae&ran a'g ana plaza, CON todos los
detallea mas minueiosos,
Haee ajgdn tempo que ell bAts'
l 61 de refsrenciR haee faertss eier.
eieios milltares, como si realmente
tuvierA que entrar en- aeei6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
Pan Y Carne bara-
tOS en- CaguaS
(De ,sssestr0 cesresponsa1)


Janio, 5. Hoy 90 vendi6 aqaf 10
earne 6 is eentavos el kilo, PArees
que se trAta dc acabar con sl strust.
por 10 que astamos do pi&eemes.
pues elmoMopolio, vsndi6ndose la
earne G aqu6l preeio, no podrA sab
sissir como antes.
Y esa buena obra no debe & don
RAm6n Pifisro, que ha hecho es
fuerzos Y al I'm ha conseguiao que
el pueblo coma earus 6 nm prscio
70 enable, al aleance dc toaos.
Tam b:6n el pan tiene buen preeio,
pues 90 vende & q y 8 centavog.
Asf 90 como entire inaustriales y
eonsumidores No establece como si
dii6ramos m6tna profession. pues
la vsx resultan ganansioHos los pri-
msros y los aegandos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
FL Juez Bazdn perpleiQ

Esta maf1AnA compsrsci6 ante el
Jaez de PAx de San Francisco, Do.
lores O4uendo, en- queja de habsr
esiao sedaciaa por Felipe Clemente.
"E.t," no responde & an apelliao
porque ''saca el euerpoa y en- cam.
bio "Aqu6lla" 10 justifica por L. me
trAlla que lsrzA SCORE Olemente.
81 lusz B z6n se vic perplej .,
porque nm Apt g ado slocnente defsn
did & C4sments por su ''inelemen'
giA".
Lo que mas psrjudica 6 Clemente
es qas dice "por primers eonvoeato'
ria namo su asenci6n para que me
aeompaf1e 6 las gradas del ALTAR"
Ella tuvo por eonveniente cam
biar de "gradA" y hoy SURE Las CON
seCuenciAs.
MafIana Ell fAcultativo de Santurcs
reconocer& { Dolores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
El Vineta' en- Ponce
Ell vice-c6nsul alenan Sc
f1or Umbach visito
el barco
(De naestro corvesponsal

Ponce. Janio Hoy 6 Las ocho
do la maf1sna lego 6 este puerto el
buque de guerra s1sm&n sVinetas,
proeeaente de Saint Thomas. El
viee. consul INFERNO sefior Umbach,
por aussncia del propiatsrio seiior
Ffitxs. visit6 el bRrco: fu6 saludado
CON cineo eA1iona EOS.
FL sVinetas ca un erueero do pri.
mera elase, y tiene 81 caf1ones. El
sVinetas saldr6 para Saint Thomas
sl viernes 6 10 cineo y media do la
tArde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04

Sc NOS informa que veces Las
ersonss decantes q1a en- squslla
parts viven, se ven ooligsAes 6 es
rrAr las puertag de sus essss para Ii
brarse dc DIR el vocAbulario que las
des graciadas mujeres emplean ain
respeto 6 NADIA nj 6 naaie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
A.VISO

Este pezi6 dieo no publicA an6ni.
mos. La persona que NOS remitio
unas 1fneas nterarias an6niInss para
que fueran publieadas, sfrvass to :
mar nots de este y pasar & recojer
el importe qae aeompa1i6 para pagan
aquella publication.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
QueiaS del re-
CintO OeSte

Los veCinos del recinto Este que.
iAuHe de los frsCusntes sscGndalos
que por Allf promusvsn mujerss do
vida AirRdA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04

Nm ssta Imprenta % vends papel
vieio & s3.4Q quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
Muy buenaS COME
reDciaS pedag6gicaS
en- Barranquitas
NumerOSO E iluStradO Ddblco
aSiSti6 q elias
(De maestro eorrespo7.sal)

JUnio, 3-Un amigo llsgado hoy
de B Bsrranquitss NOS infornns cue las
eonfereneias peasg6gicas cslebrads o
ALI el sAbAdo dltimo, rev'stieron la
mayor solemnidad. A dichas CON.
farsncias asistieron el Inspector del
Distrito, sl Seeretsrio del De oarts.
manto de Instrusci6n ptblica, todos
los prof fssores de Barran quitas. v
'muchos de Comerjo, Aiboniro y Bs.
rros. z mb.6n asiatisron & Las re-.
fsridas confsreneiAs muchss perso-
mss particulares hsbiendo sido anne
nizAdo el acto por una orqae ,ta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
Runlores

Sc dice que eisrtos elenentos pos
litieOs est&n deseontentoa, porqse
deapu6s dc hab6rseles hasho ofsrtas
do que ssrfa nombrado IN empleAdo
de eiertA ofisina para eubrir nm ear
60 Immediate, fad postargaao, nom.
brxnd0se otro por irfasncias del
mismo pArtido.
Sc asevera que pronto % prssen
tar&n dos renuneias mas de emplsa.
dos p6blieos de filiaci6n republieana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
Lira pueftOrfiQue1a

EI galano poeta nc d or Quintfn Ne
gr6n SADju,j3. ha eserito para 10
se f1orita Maria Fslici. hija de fcan.
eos. L. siguients postal:
eCon 10 sargss feanesss, que ha
sabido
facnndixar la libertAd sagrada,
tienes rostro atrsyente, eoneebido
para nm himno de amor de arpa
[inspirada
Mas no te canto y6: rsbelde hijo
de 10 colonia eselava y sin ventura,
como deter patri6tico me exijo
solo tsrer Ell pensamiento fiio
en- una redeacio H.. Pero 90 locnra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04

En esta Imprenta se vends pspel
visio q 80 40 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
IA CORRIsPONDENCIl DI PUFRTORIC0 DI JUNO OE 1908

Tn cOmpOSitOr
puertOrrlQue1O
ha terminado una Marcia
81 Vapor Salvador lego &
Ponce
Sc pregunta ALI Z quien es Oagliostro9
(De maestro c0srssp0nsas)
Sc nos informa que en- sl nuevo
reglamento para 10 poliefa muniei'
pal 90 estableee nm inspector jefs.
Sc nos In orma, por persona que
ha visitado el interior de In isla, re.
eisntamante, que 10 pr6xima e0se
chs de cafe serk eseasR.
Sc halla m poeo enfermo nuestro
estimado amigo, ell intsligents abo
gado don Luciano Ortiz Anton. De-
seamos verle pronto eompletsmente
restAbleeido.
El ssfior Ramos. pianistA y conn.
positor puertorriqusfio, aeabs dc
eomponer uua marcha desarrollada
en- el astilo fugaao, de sabor el&sieo.
La mareha Sc titula: sSalve oh Pa.
trials
Ell cabo de bomberos F slieiano Sc.
gunao fAlleci6 aver; ssta ms d ana
tuvo lugar su entierro CON los homo
res de ordenarza.
El vepor frances sSalvadors que
lego esta man ana de Saint Thorn no,
parti6 POGO despu6s para Sauto Do
mirgo.
Nm 81 llegaron para Ponce los nj
guientez psasgeros:
Luis Rivi6, Eugenio Lugo, Argal
e. Cort6s, O,tavio Cort6s, Julio
Cortes.
Sc encusntra epfermo nuestro ami.
60 don Juan B. Mirabal, soeio do 10
casa sV Balb&s y Oompaffs.. De-
seamos % mas pronto Greatableei'
miento. -
Viene hablkndose en- Ponce, desds
hacs algunos dfas, de ana smigra'
ci6n hAeia Mexico, 6 la que smpui On
las IDEAS que corren, de que tal emf
gracion ofrsce eiertas ventaias pr&e'
ticAs = las tristes circunstancias del
pals.
Todo el mundo pregupta en- ests
ciudaa qri6n es sCsg lioatro.s Loa
srtieulos de 81 llaman mueho 10 aten'
g On ptblisA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04

Sc halla nm POGO enfermo nuestro
estimado amigo. el intsligsnts abo
gado don Luciano Ortiz Anton. De-
seamos verle pronto eompletsmenta
restAbleeido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04

Sc nos IL orma, por persona Out
ha visitado el interior de In isla, 70
eientamante, que 10 pr6xima eose
chs de cafe serk escasR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04

El ssf1or Ramos. pianistA y conn
positor puertorriqusfio, eeabs de
eomponer uua mareha desarrollaaa
en- el astilo fagado, de sabor el&sieo.
La mareha go titula: sSalve oh Pa
trials
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04
Sc pregunta ALI Z quien es Oagliostro2
(De ssa4estro corresponsa1)

Sc nos informa que en- el nueyo
reglamento para 10 policfa muniei'
pal 90 estableee an inspector jefs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04

Todo el mundo pregupta en- esta
ciusaa qri6n es eCsg 4ioatro.s Loa
srtieulos de 81 llaman mueho 10 aten'
On ptblisA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04

Visne hablGndose en- Ponce, desde
haes algunos dfas, de ana smigra'
ci6n hAeia Mexico, 6 la que empui On
las IDEAS que corren, de que tal emf
gracion ofrsce eiertas ventsjas pr&e
ticAs ? las tristes circunstaueias de,
pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04

El cabo de bomberoa F slieiano Sc
gunao fAllsci6 aver; ssta ma d Ana
tuvo lugar su entierro CON los homo
res de ordenarza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-04

Sc encuantra epfarmo nuestro ami.
60 don Juan B. Mirabal, soeio do 10
casa sV. B Alb&s y Oompaf1fa.. De-
seamos % mas pronto 2reatableei'
miento. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-19
IIl-Omened Metaphor.

Il wish. said the girl thoughtfully, that
they wouldn't usc that expression launched
upon the sea of mattimony.'"
And why not?" asked the young man
anxiously.
We'll. you know what kind OF time al
ways have on q sea voyage."-Pearson' 8
Weekly,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-19
n. Ha. Hope. New.

May: TIL be ready in . few minutes"
Jack: Don't hurry. I'd walt an hour for
you. dear"
hour-for me-"
Jack: That's encouraging, anyway"
Chelsea Gazetta -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-19
Another Variation.

Ethel: '9rhers. I've forgotten to attsnd q
function to which was invited. How care
less"
calendar"
Ethel: "oh, George. this Il 20 sudden
Chicago Record-Heraid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-19
His REGULAR Port.

Z viii have my revenge!" howled the VII
lain In the amateur theatricais.
'Yes. sir" faltered the hero, who worked
in diapers shop and who had forgotten
his lines and was trying to gain time. Eff
anything else this evening."-Tit-Bita.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-19
Gold Drickcd.

Il note you've bought typewriter"
"Yes. and the things fake
disappointed in it. eh?"
well. ] should say. Why, the bloomin
thing can't spell any better than can
Philadelphia Ledger.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-19
An Obvious Inference,

He: Now. there's a woman can't help
admiring. She Is 80 easily satisdsd; has
such plain tastes"
she: Il didn't know you knew hsr'
He: II don't; IT'S her husband know
BROOKLYN Life
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-19

A 5-yenr-old maiden named Clytis
Saw a statue Of nude Aphrodite.
do you like it?" said I,
Yes" the miss made reply.
But dess she's forgotten her nightie."
- Princeton Tiger.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-19
Princeton RhyneA

fr1noetoA RhyneA
Jones borrowed my umbrella,
now know what he meant
When he said II was his custom
To religiously keep Isn't.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-19

DARK Secret
Blrst Poet: DO you think IL payS - wHita
poetryT'
Second Poet: II hays been unable 70 dnd
out."-Smart Bet.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-19

Natural 0UGgssti0a.
The doctor came and said that he
Would make another man OF ms.
"All right" said I. land II you wM.
Just send the other man your BILL"
-Philadelphia Record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
f9ilich VIII
Stay in Utah
D., PepOsf That Comes From Altoona, Pennsylvania
t,ronncenlen is shade Because Of The Fact That No
og,,n Notification Had Been Sent 10 Headquarters Of
q, Renlovai by Bishop Warren Denial Locally.

thority In this matter is now Bishop
Warren, and his fiat Is final,
The secretary expressed considerable
surprise at the Washington special to
the Herald this morning, which stated
that Leilich proposed to ask the courts
to set aside the order of removal by
Bishop Warren, and continue in charge
Of this mission, II the superintendent
tried any scheme like this be
would find out very quick that
the court would hold the bishop had
complete jurisdiction, and what he said
would Ego" Secretary Kloepse said
Rev. Leiich has been afflicted with
diabetes for some time, which has evil
IDENTIFY affected his mind In fact the
secretary told him last fall that owing
to his physical condition, he was not
ft to continue In his present work and
advised that he go to Arkansaw and
engage in farming SO that he could
sweat the disease out Of him. But the
sufferer failed TO see II In that light,
Mr. Kloepsel stated that If Rev Lei
Itch insisted on returning, and disre-
gardlng the order Of Bishop Warren,
the Methodist clergy here would be
found prepared for war,and the chances
good for Rev. Lelllch's enforced retire.
ment from the Methodist ministry, and
perhaps from membership in the Meth
odist church He will await the out
come Of the situation with great inter-
oct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
WITH THE P0LYNESIANS.
Entertainment in the Assembly Hall
On Friday Night

On Friday evening April 8, under the
auspices Of lions Maori association,
an entertainment will be given In the
Assembly Hail. commencing at
o'clock Returned Elders, Saints and
friends from Australia Tasmania. New
Zealand, Samoa, Society Islands and
Hawaiian Islands are crodially invited
and the general public Is also urged TO
attend The following program will be
rendered
Opening exercises In native tongue,
Wonderful Maori Land by President
]. T.. Magleby, who spent eight years
among the natives with exhibitions Of
war cloaks. weapons and curios.
Grand display Of fine stereoptcon
views Just received from the South
Seas. portraylng New Zealand scenery,
waterfalls, wood camps Timber floats,
Great Barrier Islands, Kaun trees, ma
tiyes. etc.
Views Of Tuomotu Islands, coral
reefs, Samoan scenes etc
Elder h. Goddard will describe views
of Maoriland Elder w. @, Sears will
describe Views Of Samoa Elder Os-
borne WidtsOo viii describe views OF
Tuomotu Islands The latter win H.
lustrate scenes OF terrible deyastations
on the Tuomotu group caused by the
recent tidal wave az Hikueru, showing
island before and after disaster
Native songs and music at intervals,
including selections by Prof Schettler
Watene Mete and others.
At the close the largest collection Of
South Sea Island curiog exhibited IN
Utah may be viewed, and each group
WIN he presided over by Elders from
their respective missions The enter
talnment Is free 10 all but donations
will be received in behalf Of lions
Maori association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
Suspicion Rests
Upon PenneM
J0d9e chafphg IN Handiag Dozen His Findings Saps al.
foge'he' These Facts WoaH in My Opinion, Constitute
Just Gr0pndo Of SaSphcton on Which Wassanf Could
BE Issued, Wete lie clllve."

Buffalo. March a,--Judgo Murphy hand.
ed down his findings In the Burdick I'm.
quest today and declared that the identity
of the murderer had not been proved. TN,
statement is an exhaustive review NJ Ia,
evidence brought out during the inquest.
Special attention is given TO the letters
exchanged between Arthur r. Pencil
ana Mrs Burdick particularly the one
containing a threat against Burdcks life.
concerning these the Judge says.
Altogether these facts would. in NV
opinion constitute a just ground OF sus
plclon ON which a warrant coald be is
sued, were he alive"
Referring to Mrs Hull Judge Murph,.
says.
THE action Of Mrs Hun ON that morn
Ing cine morning after the murder and
her testimony ON the stand has unused
me much thought aud worry. To nv
MIND they are Inconsistent with a perfect
want OF knowledge as 10 what had actual
" occurred, So little apparent feeling for
the dead man, such an evident desire TO
cover mp the crime and no disposition
whatever to aid the authorities In appre-
hendlng the murderer may be eXplainable.
but has not been explained"
Speaking OF Pencils relations with
Mrs. Burdick Justice Murphy says.
His, Of all others. was the motive
strong enough to lncItc a desperate mind
already stepped In wrong doing TO no foul
ANA cruel murder lie can never be-
placed on trial nor can his case ever be
iudicially determined Let as be as fair
then 10 the dead as the law presumes us
to be to the living. lie must be pre-
stunned innocent until proven guilty"
Continuing, Judge Murphy said:
The theory that Burdck had wo.
man guest in his den that night has not
been sustained by the evidence. It has
not disclosed a single immoral act on his
part"
Mrs Paine and Miss Hutchinson are
completely exonerated In Judge Murphys
findings which, In conclusion say:
1T Is our duty 10 censure Mrs BurdIck
But great as her wrong has been, great
Is her punishment
At the beginning Of his report Judge
Murphy certified that the cause Of Bur
dicks death was compound commnut-
ed multiple fracture Of the skull That
said fracture was the result Of several
blows by some person with a dull edged
weapon delivered principally on the
back Of the head. The said blows were
delivered with homicIdal intent and the
Identity Of said person has not been
proved"
lie reviews briefly the events Of the
evening preceding The murder as
brought out in the testimony which he
says does not show that anything un-
usual occurred at the house in the fore
part Of the night The story Of the dnd-
ing Of Burdlck's body next morning and
Of the events preceding It's discovery as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
PresIdent Furth. for the sea
NOW A MAN OF MEDICINE,
W. K. CalderwoOd Comes Home With
Honor From Rush Medical College.

w. r. Calderwood and wife, formerly
Miss Emma Dean Of this city and both
at one time associated with the teach
ing fraternity Of Salt Lake. returned
home today from Chicago. where Mr..
Calderwood has been studying medicine
Tor considerable time past and from
which institution he was graduated
with honors. lie has his diploma and
will shortly hang out his professional
single. perhaps at Murray. Mr.. Cali
derWood win be remembered az q prin-
cipal Of the Farmers ward and Amerl-
can Fork schools. Mrs CalderwoOd was
also well known teacher and was en-
ployed IN the city schools for a number
OF years. Before returning Mr.. Calder
wood was rendered a permanent posi-
Mon in the Rush MedicaI College hos
pital. an offer that comes only TO the
very best students.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

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PATHETIC SCENE
IN OGDEN COURT.
Mother Asks Permission to Serve
Tine for Her Son,
THEN ARGUES THE POINT
with Another woman aud Winds up
In Rougb-And.rumbio Fight In
Hall Of Justice,
Special to the "News.")

Ogden, March 3l-A very pathetic
scene was enacted in the municipal
court here this morning when SAM j.
Cardwell, alias Wilson appeared for
sentence, he having previously pleaded
guilty to stealing number Of hides
from the Hilman hyde house, The
court sentenced the man TO pay a lne
Of SIS or to Is days In the city jail The
mother OF the yOung man was present
in court, and on hearing Nc sentence
imposed sprang up and addressing the
court begged to b. permitted to serve
her sons time IN jail. This incident
touched the hearts OF all present, but
subsequent events destroyed the glory
Of the scene Among the auditors was
a lady friend Of Mr. Hillman, who en-
gagged Mrs. Cardwell In an argument
over some point in the casc. The dis
cusslon became SO earnest that the two
women came 10 blows. DiTegardng
Queensberty and all other rules and
regulations pertaining 70 the manly
art" the two frenzied women soon
transformed the usually solemn pre-
cincts Of the court rom into yeritable
rough house Officers, spectators and
court for short time were in "one red
burial blent" After heroic efforts on
the part of three or four rnnions Of the
law the scrappers We're separated, much
the worse for wear, The next case was
then called and the court pursued the
even tenor OF its way.
FOWLER CASE CONTINUED.
A. + Fowler the man arrested for
personatlng an officer appeared IN court
this morning for trial, but the case was
continued an SATURDAY. az 2 2. m.