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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
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LATE LOCALS.


There N DELAY NJ two weeks on tho
Herald building because Of trouble IN
getting necessary tImborIng from tho
Local dealers report corn and oats
atlffenlng tho tendency ~ corn up.
wards being 80 marked that an advance
In price II imminent,
Tho hearing OF J, W IIancy and
Charles Carlisle, tho grafters charged
with robbery aud attempted robbery u
on before judge Dlohl today,
orders have been issued from the al.
lutnnt generals headquarters 10 tho
national guard, directing participation
In tho parade on Decoration day
The Y, NJ, 6, A, gymnasium will bo
thrown open 90 the public ON juno 1
next, Tho inferior hardwood finish IL
htlng pushed ahead rapidly, ana things
oro being PIT IN order
when Architect w, u, Ware returns
from Portland ana Fan Francisco, tho
Scottish Rite masonS expect 10 take
dofnlto action regardInR beginning
work on the proposed Masonic hall,
The grounds NJ tho Agricultural PARK
have been put IN excellent shape t0r
tho coming horse races, ana builders
are setting up the steel work for tho
roof Of the nov agricultural building
and the inside columns,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
COURT NOTES.

IN the federal court. the case az
James r. Turner w the Utah Con.
Bolldated Mining company, IN on trial,
N IN n damage suit 10 recover for I'm.
lurles done by the smoke from tho de-
fcndont company's sm6ltor ana IA for
S,b1a Arguments For the plaintiff
were taken today, and I, N expected the
case viii reach the Jury Monday
Suit Tor divorce has been filed IN tho
district court by Annie Yagor against
II NJ Wager whom sho married AZ Hot
Springs, ARK, on Dec, B. 1904 She
alleges cruelty nH the ground for III.
yoroo, ana claims that her husband
has repeatedly used vile and abusive
language towards her ana ON May 0,
1905, he struck her In the face,
The Jury IN the case ~ tho state OF
Utah against Henry Jacobs, alias Joe
Bennett, charged with adultery, no.
turned u verdict yesterday afternoon
IN Judge Armstrong; court, finding
defendant guilty Honor SullS wo.
man OF lll-fomo, N the woman IN the
case, Jacobs has II wife and several
children,
The will Of ruth Amelia Reese, 40.
coosed, was filed for probate I'm the az.
trlct court today together with the pc.
Triton " Mary lollon Reese, who asks
that letters Parliamentary be lsauod to
her, The estate consists Of real props
orty " the value Of $4,000 The pei.
ton WIN be heard by Judge Armstrong
on Saturday, juno ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
SPIKE AND RAIL

TranmNstor Smith Of tho Salt Lake
Route IL down the llno today,
The Rio 0rnndo Il issuing number
NJ valuable booklets ON the opening OF
the UInloh reservation,
Assistant General Freight Agent ], A.
Reeves ~ the oregon Short Line IN on
vacation In Los Angeles
At n conservative estimate travel 10
Yellowstone park this season win OK.
coed. all previous records by fully orc.
third
j. e, Wollnn vice president OF tho
Illinois Central Win party Of friends,
spent 4 few hours In salt Lake yeeter.
day afternoon,
W h, jerome. Carlton G, Crane ana
u, NJ BYRON Of the New YorR Central
came 20 Salt Lake over the san poir)
from Los Angeles yesterday,
Under the new schedule In connection
WITH the salt Lake Route the snnpotn
valley road " cutting Into the Salt
LAKE business OF The Rio 0randc,
Tho Sanpoto Valley railroad has bios.
somod out In all tho nomp ana glory OF
q now passenger coach this week, There
IN exceeding great poy IN Manll Moro.
nj ANA Nophl IN consequence,
" IL now definitely announced that u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19

a. Worhnglon general manager OF
ne q, H. a n has resigned This IN a
Iulll llInent Of u forecast that was ban.
ulod around the local railroad oilloos a
month ago,
President Joseph Ramsey, Jr., Of the
WaDaeh comes out WIKI a strong de-.
nlOl that there II any friction exist.
wv between him ana George j Gould
ne ADMITS, however that he WIN sever
oct, I.
The Colorado Midland has issued A
booklet entitled Recreation, Camping,
Fishing, Hunting which win be OF
interest TO yAonllonlsls one OF the fca .
lures of the publication are II number
or pictures Illustrative Of the recent
hunting trip Of President, Roosevelt
General Agent Harding Of the Mia.
Hnu william Darko of the Burlington,
ana Roy Ad0mson Of the Rock Island
nave returned from wool loading trips
respectively In Sanpcto county Wyom.
me- ana Idaho, They win report wool
To be moving rapidly with the result
mat II VIII probably be the shortest
season on record
AdVlces from Georgetown, Colo, arc
70 tno effect that u mining deal lnyolv.
lng VI, 100000 In cash, and, II IN believed,
me ultimate extension OF the Colorado
a southern through Western Colorado
by the chicago, Rock Island ~ paclno
ralrond has Just been COMPLETED, ana
s2bQ,0O0 cash IN now In n Denver bank
to bind the deal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
BUSINESS NOTES.

Tho directors Of tho Beneficial Life
Insurance company recently ncorpor-
Ntcd, met yesterday afternoon and
elected John Strlnghnm manager. ana
John &. cutler Richard w. Young, e,
w Nlbloy, John Stringham and H. N,
Ntohl, mcmbors Of the executive com.
mitcc, Tho company ~ now roady for
business ana VIII have lts agents I'm the
field wrllIng policies by June !, II IN
proposed 10 start work ol once In Utah,
Idaho Arizona and Mexico Another
meeting " the directors " scheduled
for May 70,
Todays bank clcnrIngs amounted 10
SlOl i03,7s Ns against Sll0913.H for tho
same day last yCar
4 roal estate deal IL pending, Inyo,v.
INK the transfer OF the 7Nl0,rod lot AT A
ana South Temple street, belonging 10
the ireland estate TO los Angeles bar.
Ties, through Judge Coborn, the con.
sheraton being $4,000,
a. y, Holmes reports the sale OF A
valuable corner At Third East and
Thlrd South streets from A. Keysor 10
Los Angeles parties for $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
B|CYCL.|ST FILES
DAMAGE CLAIM.
Fred Taylor Thrown from Ills
Wheel Seeks TO Get 50, 600
Compensation
BOY BROKE HIS COLLAR BONE.
lie III a Big Rock Which Was lying
On the Sidewalk on Fourth
NcN Street

4 claim has been fled with the city
recorder TO be submitted 10 the council
by Fred Taylor, who asks the city TO
pay him $1,000 damages for Injuries
sustained by hs eon on AprIl 70, 1905,
by being thrown from his bicycle be-
cause Of n big rock which was lying
on the sidewalk rho accident hnp-
r,ncd IN front " Westminster prcshy'
lorlon church ON Fourth West street
and II n claimed by Mr. Taylor that the
city was negligent In not keeping ita
sidewalks clear Of such distractions,
The accident resulted IN tho boys col.
lar bone being broken
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
Admitted 20 Practise,

BENJAMIN H. Rich was admitted TO
practise law before the supreme court
today on motion of Attorney n, n,
Booth, Mr., Rich Is a member Of the
bar Of the supreme court and court Of
appeals Of Washington, y, G., ana
secured hla degree Of H. H. a, the 60.
lumblon university ut Washington, lie
w q Utah hoy n son OF Ben u, Rich.
president OF the Southern sates mis-.
sion, ana since being graduated has
prlctlsed law al ReyburR, Ida
While an undergraduate Mr.. Rich
held positions In tho United Slatos son.
ate chamber, which were given him ON
tho accommodation Of Senators shoup
Of Idaho ,and koarns ana smoot OF
utah lie was a momber of The Kappa
slemo Crock letter fraternity ana was
graduated as president Of hls class, M.
30 winning Tho Columbian prize In Dc.
batlng,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
MEDALS FOR VETERANS.
Conference BotwsoA Governor and Rep.
rosontaliyo OF Interested Parties,

a conference was held yesterday NJ.
tornoon between Commander Woslwood
Of sprngyillo ana NJ L.. Pratt, repre-.
ecnung the utOh Association Of indian
War veterans, nnd GOV cutler and See.
rotary Of state Tngoy IN rcgord 70
securing medals Ton the Veterans OF
the war; as provided by the last LogIf.
laturo, II IN estimated that there are
1000 Veterans living, ana the LcPIso.
lure only appropriated 5000 to buy the
medals, 20 they VII, not be very clan.
crate, No definite action WAS taken NJ
the conference yesterday I'm regard 70
folo9tIng the medals or deciding nv to
who would be entitled 10 receive them
Thoro WIN be another meeting on the
matter Nv about u week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
Paul Morton and Santa lie,

Chicago, May lp.--Tho Tribune today
says,
u, y, Ripley president Of the Santa
Fo railway, when asked last night re-,
gNrdlng the report that PAU Morton,
secretary Of tho navy and former see.
ond vice president Of the Santa Fe,
would renew HIS relations with the rail.
road upon leaving the cabinet, anld
that nothing de0nlto was known yet,
that the Santa Fo would be most hap.
py 20 have Mr. Morton aeNlme onlclnl
relO tons with the road; that MIR. Nor.
ton would be IN chicago next week and
that some arrangement might possibly
be made then,
~ have been In California lately"
said Mr. Ripley, land have not seen
MI Morton for three months and do
not know what his plans are
'Tho Santa Fo would be glad 10 have
him back, ana something may be done
during his visit a. chicago next week, +"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19

NJ Ogden, May 22ud

Special train leaves Salt Lake via
~ a r. o. $3.50 p, M Returning
leaves. ogden freght depot II ,, m,
Fare 81 round trip, Ton big events.
Five mile open lap rneei quarter mite
open rncei one milo motor exhibition,
two mile open lap race half mile open
consolation one mile novice, Don't
miss opening ~ the new track,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS


Salt Lake to Portland ana return
d. direct y,ywp,u,"uo.p,s3l,5O
SAT- Lake TO Portland ana return
Zone way Via san Francisco a., 30
Salt LAKE to Portland and return
Zone way Via Los Angeles 900, $3.50
TIckots 10 Portland and return, a..
rect, on snlo daily from May cath 10
September 30th, inclusive Tickets
reading ono way Via san Francisco or
Los Angeles on sale May 2ith, 2bth
Goth, 5Oth and 3lst, Juno lat end, ara
ana tn All tickets good for
stopovcra and limited to 20 days
from date Of sale, Additional selling
dates for tickets Via San Francisco or
Los Angeles quoted later,
Clty Ticket once, 20l Main ~,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
MORE SHELTER SUITS.
Two Additional smoke Damage Actions
Filsd In District Court

Two smeltcr smoke damage suits
were flled IN the district court today
by Emanuel y, Lonnberg and vito one
Of tho cases is against tho Bingham
Copper and Gold Mining company and
the other n against tho Utah C0nsol.
dated Mining company IN zach case
Judgment In asked for 10000 for alleged
damages 10 plaintiffs farm, stock and
crops caused by the amokc and fumes
from defendants two emrltors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
NEW MORTGAGE FOR
WESTERN PACIFIC
The Old One Is to be Cancelled
At the Request Of
Bankers
CIRCUMFERENCE S5O,OOO,O 900.
Il Is Said That Bonds Have Been
Disposed si at 90 ceuIs 90
The Dollar

San Francisco, May le,--The EXAMINE
or saws
A now $4,000 900 tlanke, mortgage In
about to be issued by the Western Pa
cinc railroad In place Of an old one foi
the amount which has been cancelled at
the request Of the bankers who are TO
take the bonds thereby secured,
II II further said that these bonds
have been disposed OF at 70 cents on the
dollar,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
FROM Las VEGAS.
Sal, Lake Route Innj Department ON
elals Return To Los Angeles

'"'' ''NN N'''' 'f'NH WV
elals Return 10 Los Angeles
Los Angeles cal, May ls,-Ferd X,
Rule &, q, Whitlemoro, II l. Belts
ana Frank Waters, officials OF the san
Pedro, Los Angeles 4 SAT- Lake Rail.
road land department arrived here to.
day from Las Vegas, where they ~.
porIntondcd the sale Of the new towns
site About 100000 was realized
Between Boa and 600 persons from
Los Angeles ana Salt Lake city attend.
od the sale, which hogan Monday The
company realized nearly $4,000 profits
on the lots sold the result " the auc.
tlon plan that WAS adopted
II II said the remainder OF the lols
have been spoken for ana that build.
Ink has begun with rush The rail.
way company viii ut once proceed 10
grade the streets and build lts new Do.
pot. which wi be IN the mission style
a brick hotel and bank building are
IN course Of construction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
ON TO THUNDER MOUNTAIN,
Work 10 Commence on Pacific 4 Idaho
Northern az once,

Butte, Mont, May ia Miner dIs-
patton from Weieor, Ida, says
Wee President and General Manager
Hclgho ana q, u. Paxton, general At.
tornoy for the Pacific a Idaho NORTH
ern railroad have given II out that
work VIII commence Immediately on
the extension Of the road toward Thun.
der Mountain ana viii bo extended m
fns nB possible before winter puts 4
stop 10 the work An attempt WIN be
made TO reach payclte Lnkos this ecns
non, 100 miles from Welhor From
that point \ narrow cause line VIII bN
constructed TO the lilR Creek section
Ol ThnnhNr mhnnlnln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
Rates Reduced,

Portland, or, May lo,-I II, Adams,
assistant general freight agent " tho
o, H. a. ~ company has announced
that AZ n recent meeting Of the trans.
continental freight bureau important
changes IN freight rates to and from
Pacific coast terminals were made,
Tho rate on hop presses IN carlond
lola from the east VIII be il25 hum
dred, Berry or fruit boxes or baskets
shipped east containing fruit will be
returned ot 81 per hundred IN carload
lots, scrap I'm, lho waste from cam
rcd east NJ the rate " il26 per hun.
dred, carload lots. Substantial roducs
tlona are made IN the rates on brass
goods. IRE brick broom ana mon han.
dies and comonl roofing, The rate on
electrical machinery In mlyed cArlosl
lots IL reduced from Sli5 to 81 90,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

This afternoons sales on The Mining
exchange consisted Of the following,
May Day 500 at ith, collier 30, 100
ana MA 800 AZ 10, seller 30i 100 AT i5H,
Uncle Sam Con, 100 az S0l6
.hule Chiof 100 az "a 1000 at u 5000
nj ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
u. q, w. TINE CARD.
some of tho Changes That 90 Into Effee
On SUNDAY

General Agent Benton VI tho Denver
n Rio urandc passenger department
here wishes again 10 remind the travel.
ing public that a new schedule goes
into effect on sunday, whom the new
time card VIII DO M follows. West
bound No 3 arriving at II D. m, ana
leaving at ll'lO ,. nj easlb0und No.
2, arriving $40 p, m, and leaving $3.50
,, nj casthound No, 4, arriving 1850 p,
NJ and leaving ! =. m, oastbound No,
o. arriving $40 a, m, ana leaving $3.50
q, NJ No l3, tho new local leaving for
ogden lObQ n. No. ana leaving ogden
for Salt Lake 305 p, m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
HABITUAL INTEMpERANCE
II Mrs Dnrhepu's Grounds Tor securing
Divorce from Husband,

eelolna B0rboau nlod suit for divorce
IN the district court today against Las.
hro Darbcau on the ground ~ habituol
intomporance They were married nt
Cripple Crook Colo on March II, ls0e
nnd for years past plaintiff Alleges that
defendant has been addlrlcd 10 the ey.
cchslye use Of liquor, She asks that she
be awarded The custody NJ their child,
ana that she be allowed 10 fesumo her
maiden name, Seliona loodro,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
DIED,

PITCH ERS,-ln lha city Mny ~, Ed
wnrd r. Pitchers ~ LoMoslolf, England,
aged H az The rrNIdoncn OF HIS hlhter
Mrs Edward Lakln Gi9 flfth street
lnghouso Sunday al o D. M Friends IN
yltCd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
ONLY 500
Ogden and Return.

Via oregon short Line Sunday, May
2lsl Leave Salt Lake $40 a, ms 1880
u, llu or 40 =, M Returning leave
ogden nj $40 or $3.50 p. m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
VACATION TRIPS.
First Excursion 10 idaho Points Occurs
On June 10,

Tho oregon Short Line passenger De-.
pArtmtnt announces that the first oi
the summer vacation excursions north
VIII leave salt Lake on June 10, and
from that date on there win be u mum.
Der " cheap rates 10 Idaho and Mon.
tana points, The first excursion "
salt Lake from Butte over the same
road TX scheduled for Juno II,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19

BBiMLEy AT hle home. a., -.
hlNlh South street THIS Ciy. MoWN
pi, of general debility, nlc6irN ~
lcN ,f%morlg Bishop u tho iTnn wllrg
Tho funeral win be held Sunday A, "a
n m from tho fifih ward nts.r,.,'
rooms, PrlondA are Invited "ply
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
ONLY 800
~sHassHfH
Ogdcn and Return.

Via oregon Short line, sunday May
glst, Leave SAT- Lake mo a. mo 10 10
u, M, ~ 100 ,. M Returning leave
ogden nj 3,lO or $50 y, m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
GUNNER cOlpa.

Laxative llromo Qulnino, the worldwide
Cold euro, removes the cause, can Tor
the full namo ana look for signature Of
u, W. Grove, 300
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
TEA
When we take the risk OF
your liking our tea, the least
you can do is to try it.

IN every p,cau of s,bllns', na TIA IL.
soosl. n 'u Oool lea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
Apprehension Felt by Friends Of
Those Known to be
Aboard
IS NOW FIVE DAYS OVERDUE.

lspocInI 10 The uNows.N

Moab, UTAH May ls,-somo oppro-
honslon IN folt for the mfoty Of the
steamer, "clty " Moab, which was
due 10 arrive here from Green River
five days ago Aboard the steamer are
Charles Anderson W. / Downcy G.,
Van lloocrbeke. ! j, Lumsdcn, W, H.,
Flea ana two members OF the crow,
whose names are not known, In order
to ascertain, II possible, something
concerning the missing boat Orson
Adams, Jr, N IN Thompson using cv.
cry ondonvor TO get news by telephone
from Moab, Az nothing " known here
however a relef party IL being formed
consisting Of j. NJ Corbln n Mont.
gomcry ana Frank HAIL VINO viii sail
down the river In order 10 clear up the
mystery ana render assistance II II is
needed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19

Parties acquainted with tho Green
RIVER. Moab steamboat ana the line
over which II runs, are of The opinion
mat something happened IN tho ma.
chlnory going down the Green whine In
the great Box canyon, and the boat
becoming helpless, struck rock ana
stove hole In lts hull The ratchet
with which the starting bnr In used
WAS broken and before leaving blake
CITY, a temporary makoshlfl was fixed
mp ot u local hlaowBmIth shop, II IN
feared that this gave out, ana when A
boat N drifting with current or tide
the ruddor ~ " no account \ boat
must be running faster than tho eur.
rent Of the boat The canyon W hun.
dreds NJ feet hlgh, with the sides per.
pendIouhr and how the men on the
boat can escape without help NJ some
KIND w A mystery
The rapids ~ the Colorado begin n
miles west NJ the junction OF the Green
ana tho Grand rivers ana n tho boat
of the men were carried down There n
would be nll day with them, Tho man
whose name was not Hscertnnod by
the morning papers, was H. Y, Nokcy,
n surveyor who has done work In that
country for the government Tho boat
wos ilno affair costing $4,000 with
two i0.horsepoWer gasoline engines
costing $500, Tho boat was propelled
by twin screws NJ N inch blades ana
WAS used for tourists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
Pooling
With Chance

Using poor flour II fooling
with chance You won't nnVe
anything ana you may lose q
whole batch OF bread occaslon-
ally
Thorc IN satisfaction In using
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-05
SAME OLD GAME.

Paris. Dec 5g-The challenge uf HI gashi. the jiu jitsu champion. has been answered go promptly and in such d surprising manner that the '-pr0feSs0r of Mir Roosevelt has been taken at a disadvantage. Among the men whom he expressed himself as most anxious to meet was Yukio Tani, the famous little Jap vto practically introduced the Japanese style of wrestling 10 London audiences
 On Tuesday evening at Ros4oek-s HippodFOme HizzShi made his usual appearanoe. ready to meet aH corners. when sn active little foE suddenly scrambled t0 tle stage from the stalls. and. dive~flng itself of orercoat. lack et. tr0nsers and boots. disclosed 10 H. Eashfs startled eyes none other than Tani himself. ready in wrestling cos tune to take ID his rivaTs challenge there and then
 4 scene of confusion foll0Wed Hi EashL supported hy the msnaxemenf- rpfussd to meet Tsai without due no- tiee. whfle fhe audsence cried aloud that the contest shsaH take place. raared ffseEf haarse in praise 0.f Taui. ard fuzIfv frnszue So fenanS-rsfTra that the orrhesfr1 had Co be eaIled upon ts drown tte kubbuh Ruf Hf- razhi and Rg~fprk re-nained frzn in rpfusfn~ tie uafch fer fhzt evening. AZ ieavfh. after the arErmeut bad hern rzrTsrd on uzfH ! e'rioek "a fhe EuEnln<. 1t was underztood that aa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-05
TRAP AND TRAPPER
A CAPTURED ANIMALS sUF- FERINGs OFTEN PROLONGED.
A Man That Was Caught in a Bear Trap = Intellectual Struggles to Free Himself-Agony Ends
 in Unconsciousness.

Last winter while riding in an cleo tric street car, noticed a sweet-faced woman on the opposite seat absorbed in the pages of that good little maga- inc, Our Animal Friends" A few minutes later, as the car stopped to take on a passenger, we heard com motion in the street outside, and look ing, we saw man beating a horse which had fallen on the icy pavement The sweet-faced woman spran2 to her feet, and with the single ejaculation: "0hl You brute!" hurried of the car and summoned a policeman. followed to see that the fellow got all that was coming to him, and he got it, too, before 'The Society with the Long Name" had finished with him. But there was just one amusing thing about this whole affair-the sweet faced lady who pushed the case with so much courage and energy. wore on her person a set of furs which had cost the lives of 20 animals. each one of which had probably suffered far more pain and misery than the horse. over the treatment of which she had
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-05
LEWIS BEAT COTE.

Philadelphia. Dec 5.-In a ierceIy fought six-round battle before the Washington Athletic club here last night. Harry Lewis got the better of Arthur Cote. Lewis was matched to fight Tommy Duane. but the latter had pneumonia and Cote was substituted.
 The fight was a clever exhibition. and was witnessed by a crowd which filled the house. Lewis was very clever. and delivered his blows with iightning-like speed. Cote was the stronger and heavier of the two. but was too slow when compared with his opponent and with the exception of one round, was outpOintef at every turn. Lewis was the agzressor from the start. and even in the first round his shifty f0otwork and his ability to avoid the heavy swings of Cote marked him as the superior boxer. In the sec- ond round be aoOred Cote with a swift left to the mouth and staggered him frequently with right and left jabs to the jaw. Lewis's straight jabs to the heart would have done the work had the bout lasted longer.