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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Jessie southwick VIII Present Shakes
peare's Great Play Tonight

There will be given the people Of Sa
lem TO night an opportunity Of hearing
really great artist in Shakespeare s
great comedy, "The Merchant OF
Venice
Nothing can be said that will either
add 10 or detract from Mrs South.
wiek's reputation as an interpreter of
dramatic literature, and it is not the
intention Of the writer to do either,
but we want the people of Salem to re-.
alize the great opportunity that is
offered. This much we offer If any.
one who hears Mrs Southwick tonight
is not entirely satisfied with her work,
they can get their money back freely.
Remember the price for any seat in
the house is 80 cents. Children, 25
cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28

Prof Martin +. Robinson, who so
successfully directed the large chorus
cs which rendered "Quecn Esther" and
" Rolsharar' in Salem last year, is az
present drilling chorus Tor "Queen
Esther" In Albany The leading parts
arc all taken by Albany people. Mrs
II, A, Nelson, as Esther, the queen, is
one of Albany : sweetest singers. some
of tho other soloists are, Ahasnerus
tho kiug, n, A. Nelson, lIaman, 5. y.
Steclo; XeFcsh, Mrs r. r. Nutting;
Modocai, Albert Wcstgate. Mordceai 5
sister Lulu Jones
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28

the fighting game no battle Of lateI
days win be more interesting.
AS a betting proposition the Sight
promises more than any mill that has
taken place here in long time. At
present Nelson rules a favorite at
odds Of to 5. This indicates that
notwithstanding the fact that Cor.
bett was decisively beaten by Nelson
several months ago, he is by no means
considered easy game for the Dane.
In fact, his admirers are inclined to
throw the previous match out in fgur-
ing the merits Of the fighters, for they
consider Corbett at his best an equal
to Nelson. OF course, Nelson is not
underestimated by the wise ones, so
considering that both will be at their
best when the gong calls them into the
ring tonight, there will be much money
staked on both sides.
Reports Of the most confident ma
ture emanate from both training
camps. Corbett has finished his work
Of preparation at San Rafael, and
those who have been in closest touch
with him declare that he was never in
better condition for a fight. The Den.
verite has had the advantage of mix.
ing IL up daily with Joe Cans, than
whom no clever fighter is in the bust.
ness today. Nelson has trained in his
usual conscientious manner and as a |
result appears TO be in the pink Of
condition.
All things considered tho fight prom
ses to be a rafting affair from start
o finish. Among the sporting fra.
ernity interest in the bout is at fever
Ieat and when time is called tonight
here Is not likely TO be an unoecupied
eat in view Of the ring.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
STATE NEWS

Eugene has invited the Oregon Chris
tian Endeavor Union TO hold the lgOt
convention there.
The Albany College girls defeated
the o. A. c. girls in game of basket
ball Saturday night, Is TO I3.
Eugene is crying for a shingle mill
Charles r. May, son of DR.. W. J.
May, Of Baker City, died in San Fran.
cisco last Friday, He was very pop
ular student at Berkeley.
S. V. Hall and Miss Ivy Heath, of
Linn county, were married at Albany
Sunday. The groom is a prominent
sawmill man at Santiam, and the young
lady resided at Albany. She formerly
lived in this city.
Gilbert Harris, of Sumner, Oregon,
committed suicide by blowing out his
brains at an early hour Sunday morn.
ing The young man was IS years of age
and was very popular among his
friends, and his parents are grief.
stricken over the sudden blow. The
rash act is said to be over some love
affair.
In the Roseburg High School voting
contest, Harry Hildeburn won by final
vote of 30l4, and has gone to attend the
inaugural of President Roosevelt. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hildeburn, and is very popular among
his schoolmates. He takes an active in.
terest in athletics, and the high school
feels justly proud in sending him.
Earl c. Brandeberry and Miss Edith
Rankin, prominent young people Of Al
bany, were married at that place Sun.
day, at the home of the bride s mother.
Tho bride has been compositor on the
Democrat for the past year, and is a
very popular young lady. The groom
has just been given charge Of the lum-
ber yards at Woodburn, where the
Young couple will reside.
The contract for the plans Of the new
county high school building at Klam.
'th Falls, which will be one OF the
inest school buildings in Southern Ore. |
yon, has been let 10 G. II. Buvggraf. |
II Albany, Mr. Burggraf is one Of
he best architects in the state, and
MS work has always given entire salts
action
Business men of Marsh6eld are be.
oming interested in baseball. and are
re agitating the question Of organic.
ng a team, There is much good ma.
er'al to choose from, aud it is thought
good team could be organized. and.
nth the aid Of surrounding towns, per
APPS a small league could be started.
The Eugene High School won the first
ame OF baseball OF the season Satur.
ay aftegRoon from a picked team OF
be University, by score of II TO ,.
he high school boys played an error
'ss game, aud feel proud Of their vie.
'ry Howard Catlin, OF this city
'aycd eenter field.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
Gypsy Club.

The members of the Gypsy Club were
delightfully."- entertained at the home Of
Miss Nettie Frazure last evening at hel
home on Cottage stree. After the sew
ing hour, music and social conversation
made the time pass very quickly. A
dainty luncheon was served, and q
most enjoyable evening was spent
There will be full attendance of the
club. Miss Edna Jones will entertain
next week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28

San Francisco. t'eh gS.--All ewes IN
the sporting world are turaod toward
ran Francisco, In this city tohight,
ia enc arena Of tho Hayes Valley AtA.
letie club "Yopng Corbett" aud
s'Ratuing' Nelson, the two foremost
hghters ~ their class, viii meet Cor
the seeond time 20 settle the question
Of supremacy. TO close followers of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
SOCIAL
EVENTS
IN HONOR Of Former salem airl.

The Young ladies of the Marshheld
Athletic club chartered the Eagle and
spent yesterday at Charleston bay
the occasion being in honor of one OF
their number, Miss Emma Sehlbrede,
who will leave next week for Roseburg
TO finish her course in the high school.
The day was an ideal one for an outing
and those attending report most en-
iovable outing.-Coast Mail.
Miss Sehlbrede formerly resided in
this city, where she has many friends
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
A Neat Change.

The Derby & Wilson real estate Of
flee has been completely remodeled as
to the front entrance They now have
room for patrons to get in and out, and
also a good place to display their ad.
vertising at the entrance. They are a
live firm, and propose to be prepared
to take care of all their customers with
comfort as well as business dispatch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
Fiendish Suffering

is often caused by sores, ulcers and
cancers, that eat away your skin. VIM.
Bedell, Of Flat Rock, Mich, says: ~
have used Bueklen's Arnica Salve for
Ulcers, Sores and Cancers 1t is the
best healing dressing ever found. "
Soothes and heals cuts, burns and
sealds, 25c at J. C. Perry's drug
store; guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
Receives Appoinunen.

Ernest schott Was yesterday. upon
his own petition, aPpointed admins.
traitor ot the estate of bis deceased
father, Englebert Sohott, under a bond
of St500 The estate consists Of real
property valued al $1,000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
Golden Wedding at staytOn.

The fftieth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Brown was celebrat.
ed at their pleasant home in Stayton,
Wednesday evening, February 22nd.
There was a large attendance of
friends in honor Of those who had
travelled in double harness so long.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
Appraisers, Renort

John W, Mckinney, Eber LAHORE and
II. L. Earl appraisers Of the estate OF
Mary T. Barge deceased, have report.
cd, Valuing che estate at s7lSSS. The
property Is a LOT in Suunysile Fruit
Farm No. s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
WIN Sell PropertY

W. II. Hobson has received an order
from Judge Scott authorizing the sale
OF all the real property belonging to
the estate of Francis NJ. Mcdaniel, de.
ceased.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
How Is
YOurHeart?

Is your pulse weak. too slow,
too fast, or does it skip a beat2
Do you have shortness of
breath, weak or hungry spells,
fainting, smothering or choking
spells, palpitation, iuttering,
pains around the heart, in side
and shoulder; or hurt when
lying on left side?
If you have any of these
symptoms your heart is weak
or diseased, and cannot get
better without assistance.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
strengthens weak hearts, and
rarely ever fails to cure heart
disease. Try it, and see how
quickly you will find relief.
"About January 1st. 1893. took
down with weakness and dropsy.
and gradually grew worse. was told
by my family physician that my case
was hopeless. Ny neighbors and fam
limbs and body were swollen to one
third larger than normal sire, and
water bad collected around my heart
For at least three months had 70 sic
propped up I'm bed TO keep from smoth-
ering. sent for fiye bottles OF DR..
Miles Heart Cure, and By the time /
cured. I feel better than / have for
twenty years. and I am able 10 do
any kind Of work on my farm. Ny
attending physician told me that II II
hadn't been for Or. Miles Heart Cure
! would now be in my grave"
l.. I. CURD, Wilmore, Ky.
Or. Miles, Heart Cure II sold by
your druggist, who viii guarantee that
the nrst bottle viii benefit. ~ II falla
he Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
Notice.

All persons are hereby notified to
not allow anyone to have anything on
credit, or otherwise, unless contracted
by myself, or on my written order, as
I will not be held responsible for the
same. r. D. HANBACK,,
Feb. 2s, 1906 Salem, Or.
2-2S-1w-d*
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
Engagement Announced.

The engagement of Miss May Hem
enway, of Eugene, to Frank B. Hale, of
Grams Pass, is announced. Miss Hem
enway has numerous friends in Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
ponlt Nnss

The opportunity of hearing Jessie
Eldridge Sou,hwiek in "The Merchant
of Venice, al the NJ. r. church Ia
aigAt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
Marriage Iieease

County Clerk Roland yesterday issued
heenss 20 marry 20 W. II. Dalrymple
and Miss Macy n Baker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
VICE PRESIDENT FAIRBANKS
Arrives In Portland to Take Part
In Opening OF Exposition

Portland, May a,.-Nico President Fair.
banks and the congressional party who
have como to this city to participate IN
the formal opening Of the LOWS and
CLARK centennial exposition, arrived IN
this city at o o'clock this morning, their
train having been delayed ON the trip
from Seattle, The party way met nt tho
Union depot by President II, w Hoodo
OF the Lewis ana clark conlonnl0l eNpotl.
tlon ana party Of oilispus who welcomed
the visitors, Upon the appearance. OF
the party upon the public thoroughfuro
n mounted band and ~ oaWlrymon OF
the Fourth United states cavalry con
frontod the vice president ana the VISIT
ing congressman lnptuntly eabtes wore
drawn ana TO the strains of tho vice pres
dontial salute the roglmoulHl standards
wcro lowered, Headed by tho mounted
band and the c0Yufymcn Tho procession
pissed through the center ~ the city 20
the hotel whcro the congressional party
viii reside during It's stay I'm Portland,
Vice President Fairbanks ana Mrs
Fairbanks escorted by the cavalry later
proceeded 10 President GOODIES residence,
where they VIII BE- the guests Of MI ana
Mrs. Goodo, This afternoon tho vice pres.
idcntlal and congressional parties viii VS..
II the exposition grounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
THE ATLANTIC GETTING
READY FOR ANOTHER RACE

Southampton, May 3l,--Thc American
threo.m0stcd auxiliary schooner Allan.
tlo winner of Emperor Williams Gun,
arrived horo early this morning, nying
the stars ana Stripes she soon At.
traclod u crowd Of admirers TO the quay
eide, Wilson Marshall, owner Of the
yacht was full " praise Tor capt
Bnrr's splendid handling Of the
schooner and attributed her Victory
TO Bars remarkable soamanshlp, Barr
himself was specially pleased and an.
nounood that the Atlantic had beaten
the lGndymlon'e record 70 the Needles
Of l3 DAYS 20 hours and 80 minutes from
sandy Hook He paid tribute TO tho
Grow OF the Atlantic
Later In the day the Atlantic was
taken into dry dock for cleaning,
preparatory 20 competing In the Dover.
lIoliogoland race which Barr says he
calculates winning
Hundreds Of congratulatory tee.
grams have been received by the own
en- and commander Of The Atlantic,
Sicily Island, May al.--'rhc English
yacht Naholla, one OF the contestants
In tho transatlantic race, was sighted
this morning 20 miles southwosI OF
these ialanda
plymouth, May a. The Hamburg.
American limo steamer Deutschland,
which arrived here today from New
York, May 20, yesterday sighted the
three-mnstod schooner Ulowana, owned
by Allison " Armour OF the New York
Yacht club and one OF tho contestants
In the trans0 tl1ntlo race, i9b miles
west Of The Lizard
sculy Islands, England, May 3l,--Tho
American schooner Yacht lndymIon, one
OF tho contestants In the Internal lonnl
race, waa sighted 10 miles south OF
thceo Islands AT 5i6b p, m, today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
TIE ENGLISH DER by,
Won NY Lord Rosebery's Horse.
Cicero.

London, May 3l--Lord Rosebcrys
cicero today won the derby stakes Of
$1,000 soyorclgns for colls ond Mics
fonlcd IN 1902 about n mile and u half
lilanCs JNrdy wac second and ChoYu.
Nine horses started, Tho winner was
ridden by Maher the only American
Jockey In the race.
In an exciting finish, Maher landed
the unbenlon Cicero q winner giving
Lord Rosebcry his third derby and be,
INK himself the first American TO
achieve the feat OF winning this classic
twice, The betting was II 20 on
Cicero, I TO ! against Jordy and 90 TO /
against SlgnorIno,
In the race Tor the Juvenile plato pre-.
ccdmg the derby Draw LADS my fell
and her Jockey Evans was Killed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
CHICAGO STRIKE,
The Struggling Of Strike Breakers
Continues,

Chicago May Sl-Thrcc moro coal yurdo
wore affected by spread Of The strike
10 tho Henry II, Weaver coal company
today The men refused 10 deliver iuol
20 tho American Express company ana
were discharged Their places were lillcd
by men from the Employer Tcomlng
company This IL the lrHt etrlko of coal
ioHmetCre IN ihtoc wcpkH
Fear Of inccnl0rlsm has caused police
10 reinforce the Runru AT tho lumber
yards Of the lllnce company, ana othor
largo concerns, Even y river patrol
has been organized ana tho surveillance
rs being maintained nighl ana dnN
Struggling of slrlko'brCnkrra continues.
James spencer Of Kansas city, who had
been employed ~ u dryer for n depart
mcnt store was reported 20 no police Ia.
day an having been attacked by thrco
mon and LETT unconscious According ~
Spencer the three men forced him 10
grl ON u Wentworth Noluu street car
spencer protested ana called TO the con-
dnctor for assistance The conductor,
however refused 10 aid AT The ,nd uf
the car lIno the trio took Spencer from
the ear ana beat him into lngenslhllty
several hours afterwards we was found
By pedestrian who brought spencer ~
a hospital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
CUP FOR sopH0MoREs
Graduates Of 1896 Present One to
Football Champions,

The sophomoros who last year won
the inlcrclaH football championship on
the uniNorally campus, were this morn.
Ink made recipients of silver cup,
suitably engraved with the compli.
mouls OF the graduates ~ 1895, The
presentation speech VAS made by Prof
w. o. Roylunce, In behalf Of the grad.
yates, Aud the cup WIS received By Dale
Pit who acted for the sophomore,
Both speakers were cheorod voclfcrOus-
~, ana the event created no llltlo en-.
thusiasm throughout the school
The graduating class of 1895 Is made
up Of nine members among whom are
siN present Instructors M the OnlVor-
city, Wv, prois. W. o. Roylnncc, !, l.,
Gibson, l., w. Young Horace CUM
mmgs, r. II Bradford aud T. W Roy
noldr OF the olhoY r, V, Smith IN
professor of chemistry at the Branch
Normal, Weston Vernon is professor OF
English az the brigham Young college,
while i, W. Smith IN now doing mis-
slonary work abroad.
Following the presentation Mr.
Brown, the retiring president Of the
student body called Harold stephens
the president elect, TO the stand and
amid cheers he was duly m1uctod into
office Tho other officers win be M.
stalled by the students
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
STAKE RE0RGANIZED.
olcon 0, stohl Unanimously Sustained
Az prosidost Of Boxsldor,

A. the quarterly conference Of the
Boxcllor stake Of Zion, held at Brlg-
ham Clty sunday ana Monday last, tho
stake presidency was rcoWanigcd with
Occn ~ stohl president, hlclus A..
SNOW first counselor, ana william
Clements llouloN eccond counselor.
This action Wne iOkun Monday after.
noon. ana was made necessary through
the demise VI President Charles Kolly,
which occurred several weeks ago, Tho
new olllcor0 were sustained unanimous.
w. as were also The following as mem.
hors ~ the High Councils Jacob Jon.
rem Peter ! Madison John ~ Peters,
Is, n Lee Joseph NJ Jensen, Mark l.,
Nlcholp, e, ELIAS Jensen, n n Cooh
Walforl Reodcr DnyId clark, Hub
bard, Jonathan cutler ana I,Oronyo
Jcppsdn Allernatcs n. n, ChonGy.
Martin M Jensen, James ~ Chrlslon.
eon. Isaac " prcbblo, John IS, Ring.
ham was sustained ~ stake clerk Tho
retiring members VI the council MORO
honorably released with n vote OF
thanks fur past services
The meetings OF the conference were
Wcll attended and u good spirit pre-.
vailed throughout ON saturday nlght
a Priesthood mootnH was held, While
ON Monday night the High Council met.
There WcrC present M visitors at tho
conference Eld0rs George Albert Smith
and Charles w. ponrOfo who gave val.
liable Instructions TO those present,
Yesterday morning n handsome mon.
ument rolrod 70 the momory ~ Tho
lnlo President Kelly WnH unveiled With
appropriate ceremony
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
JAPANESE LOSSES
WERE INSIGNIFICANT
Not a Balll.ship Cruiser Ne.
stroyer or Other Ship, Except !
Torp.dsbsals, Was Lost
ONLY THREE OFFICERS KILLED.
Something Like Two Hundred Men
We're Killed aud Dis.
ableJ.

Washington, May 3l,.-rhc Japanese
legation today received the Following
report from TokIoi
1T ~ officially announced that in the
last naval battle the damages sus.
tanned by our feet were very slight and
none Of our bottlcehps, cruisers, dc.
etroyers and other ships was lost cY.
copt three torpodoboats,
"undcr Imperial command Admiral
Togo was authorized TO permit Ne.
boRatoff to submit to the c2ar the ro.
ports on the last battle and list Of
Russians Killed wounded and prison.
ere, The admiral was also authorized
10 relcase OH parole the surrendered
Officers Of Nicolai l., Orol ApraSlne
ana Soniayin,
'RoJcstyonsky was taken to Sasebo
naval hospital No other admiral was
captured from Blcdovy the last report
IN this respect being due to clerical
error
Commander Islam TakoshitN, naval
atlacho of Japan 70 the United States
was AT the White House early today
and communicated the above informa.
ton TO the president,
ROJESTVENsKy's SKULL FRAC-
TuRED.
Washington, May 3l-.Thc state do.
parlmont has received the following
cablogram from Toxic dated today
"Rojostycnsky's Hkull fractured 70,
curing operations serious but not
dangerous, Total Japanese losses mp
10 date three torpedo boats sunk, three
officers Killed, about 200 mon Killed and
disabled"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
OFF FOR CALIFORNIA,
Exodus Of Salt Lake Musicians for
Ocean Park Resorts,

n present indications are ANY criterion
nn exodus of musicians from Nall LaNo
10 southern california IL scheduled for
this simmer Tomorrow ulsht Adclbert
BooNty leaves for ocean park whore
he hls had good oncr with the Venice
military band Tie l0cH ahead Of Some
other musicians who ~ 10 the Same or
ganigltIon IN about 10 days Among
ihom are Dr. Sawln chllnoG W, H.
Daniels, banjo, M Bennett tuba, ana
w, IT, Arcnd
There ls some tax Of Holds band go.
ing 10 Los Angeles M body for u brief
concert season also, but nothing In this
direction has been definitely decided,
Mr. li,oslcy ana the others expect To bc
absent from salt Lake unlll next fnll
Among other Otahns who are bound
for california over the salt Lake Route
are g. j, Griffin, wife ana family who
left ogden for the south last night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
BENN|E BOOTH AND
PARENTS IN COURT.
Delay Ia Case Of Little Child Sent
To Reform School by
Brown.
SUpT. ALLISON WAS ABSENT.
Attorneys Of County AID State Or.
dcrsd to Appear In Case. Matter
Of Much Public Interest

Tho petition Of Bonnie Booth for a
writ Of haboas corpus Mas not heard
this morning by Judge Armstrong IN
tho criminal court for the reason that
Supt Allison ~ the state industrial
school was not nrosonl ana had made
no answer or return to the writ The
chlld was present In court, accompanied
by his parents Judge Armstrong stat
cd that the questions raised IN the pc
tilion, which go to the constitutlonoll-
" the law, were OF such Importance
that 10 would not enter the default
OF stunt, Allison and would not pass
upon the matter untl It had been arr
guod on both sides, he therefore con.
liDucd the case until this afternoon TO
allow SupL Allison to either appear or
submit an answer As Judge Arm.
strong VIII leave saturday ON n months
vacation he VIII try Ia get some other
Judge Of the district court to handle
the matter ne he would not have time
TO give II the consideration It deserves
between now and his departure,
Atty Ray Van Colt, who represents
the boy, demanded speedy hearing Of
the matter and insisted that M the
Huperintfndont had fuIlod to appear or
answer the court could enter his dc.
fault and discharge the boy He nc.
cordngly moved the court TO discharge
Tie lad because of the default Of Supt,
Allison, but the cour, denied the mo.
ton and continued the hearing until
this afternoon The court then IN.
atructod county Attorney Christensen
"a appear I'M the ease IN behalf of the
state and authorized him 90 notify At
tCmoy General nroodon to ALTO appear
IN the matter
II " not likoy that the ease win 10
argued ihla afternoon, ana II IN moro
than probable that one OF i9o other
Judges Of the court win hear n,
The hoy was committed 10 the reform
school by Judge Brown Of the Juvenile
court ON May 20 for failing 10 report
~ the court inter having been placed
ON probation ful smoking cigarettes, Ito
IL said ~ be only gCycn years of age,
IN the petition for a writ ~ hnbcns
corpus, the congllluiionalily NJ the iu.
NonIlo court laN ~ attacked az wen az
thu eligibility Of judge Brown 10 hold
the once hrcnueo he IN not n quulincd
ol,clor Of this state, 4 number OF pa.
rents Of other boys who have been com.
mitlod By Judge Brown were present
IN court this morning, anxious TO know
the outcome Of the case Several Of
them llalo0 mat they would take SINH
lar actions IN order 20 lIbomto their
children from the reform school