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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

No theatrical company that travels
ana plays AT dollar rates gives the
Same satisfaction that the white whit.
llctey Organization does, In fact from
the dollar standpoint, II N remarkable
lhat turl company Of players could
he Rronped together, ana that their per.
foim0ncos could be presented with the
same attention iO detail cOstumlng,
and general completeness In STAGING
il l. not long since Mr. Whitllcsey made
his bow IN Salt Lake W. q romantic
motor ana IN the same play ns that
which he presented last night Hearts.
ouse,' !, was this reason, perhaps,
ana not any lack Of popularity which
caused NO light n turnout, but n the
audience was light Il was enthusiastic,
ana even Horny Miller when he FIRST
presented this charming play here had
no hpHrllor reception than that accord.
cd Nh WhIttloscy after the nix ncl of
the piece, The opera scene whore the
young author standing In the lobby NJ
the thcalor hears the strains " his own
work ~ which he had been cheated
ANA robbed, floating to him from the
stage,
The supporting company was good
TIN oughout very few changes having
been made since the original proscnla.
ton
Tonight another popular play win be
rendered by the company IN "Thc See.
onl m Command,
Tho Mack Swain rhcatcr company
Opened the second week W H. engage.
moul at the Grand thcatcr lnet night,
win a mclodramu that IL all the most
nrdcu lovers of that sort of play
could wish FOR The play lacks all the
hno points of East Lynne which prc-
ccdcd II, but II makes NJ for them IN
features which oulstrp Lincoln j, care
ter IN his most terrific moods Tho
molodramn IN entitled "liy the Old
Milh' ana n nothing II not SHINING,
Amer The action was well under way
the villain couldn't do his lines for
The hissos and there wcro hnndkor-
chiefs galore for the heroine whenever
ehc appeared In her unhappy Journey
through the Ave acts To add to that
there was an abduction scene, muir.
der any number of attempted muir,
dcrs, sRndbaggng galore, and oven an.
attempted chlorolormlng Tho com.
pany nv usual handled the play IN An
acceptable manner, and Ils lending
lady Cora King swain, made n decided
hit Mack swain the head ~ the com.
pany ana liz manager made his first
Appearance last night In the role ~
Jim An Outcnst'
ny the Old Mlll' viii be the hin for
tonight tomorrow night and at We'd.
ncsday's matinee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

ono of the most promising light weight that has
lhS season N osos Johnson midget
Although he higher the legs
short that OF
nh control Of the hcyeshcacd toroughhols training
ds much olor and stronger have failed vicious
with them Mdg
carried around the q
be returned winners of the
hut he
hSh order Jockey, lie
last winter At that place Thomas MonS attracted
him by h the saddle
has the yolngc under until sensational
hhoo the lo! landed Dance
Music shot winner Vine sUko colt
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DO Won. Ancient witch second, Mldmont
third, Time .02s,
Second race, rVo and hair mrlongs 10
Collector Jcssup won Ed l.lnburn rut.
ond, Oroniu third Time 4 ,uSB,
Third race luWrly course llly Gold.
inH won, Fun Marx second, phnhuN
thld Time ,lgis
Fourth race, NiN f0rlongg.s Dr. sherman
MON DonhlVt second, El chihuahua thr1,
Time. llb
Fltlh race Dix furlongs Laura lt NJ
won Mnlt Hogan second, pckuwny
Third Time llpi
SKIN race, mllo and seventy yards
llnlph. Young won, Forest kug second,
NnorlW Bon third 'rinio iilf
,scyon'h race. mile and 4 flStoenlh -
bulhnn queen third, Timoal ijlh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

II used TO be considered that only urinary ana
bladder troubles were 10 be traced 10 the MO
heys, but now modern science proves mat nearly
all discusses have their beginning IN the disorder
of these mos, important orRous
Therefore, whom your Ndnoyn arc weak or out
OF order you can understand how quickly your
entire body " affected, and how every organ
seems 10 inll to do Nv duty
" YOU are sick or 'fco badly" begin thklnN
the great kidney remedy, Dr kllmerB SWAMP
hfol because ~ soon as your Kidneys begin 10
get better they win help nl the other organs 10
hrnlth' trial VIII convlhco anyone,
! was cut q health and run down generally had
no hppGuie, was dlgzy ana M1,rcd Win hcnlnche
most 2t The time ! did not kncw ina, my kidney.
VA, thgy might be, ana I began takng swamp
n9o9o, oTr GborG y such pleonnt lasle 10 swami
S SSp SS' gTS to ' Mas p SrSa ' mr. % %ess
M, stronger nnd better IN every way, and ohoor'
iOlly recommend II TO all sufferers
@ East 'll.rnacn Il" N,ISn,a". DO,
Weak ana unhealthy Kidneys are responsible
for many kinds Of diseases, and II permitted IN
continue much SUFFERING and fatal results nro
sure TO follow Kidney trouble lrlltOtos tho
noNcs makes YOU d2gy, restless, slccplcss ana
irritable, Makes YOU pass wntcr often durinH
the DAY ana obllgos you To get M many times
during the night Unhealthy Kidneys cause
rheumatism gravel cnturrh Of the bladder pain
OF dul ache In the back FONTS ana nusclos,
mako your head noho ana back ache, cause IN
digestion, stomach and liver trouble, YOU net a
snllow yellow complexion, make you feel ns
though yon had heart trouble, You may have
plenty Of ambition, but no strength, get weak
ana waste away
Tho cure for those troubles IL Dr. Kimors
swamp Root, the world famous kidney remedy
IN taxing SWnmp'Rool You nnod natural help
10 Nature, for swamp Root IN the most perfect
healer and gentle aid To tho kidneys mat Nv
Known to medical science,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Has been tho Aim " Henry Chadwick
inthsr ~ Baseball,

For years have ,rled TO have me
team work az bah but MP 10 tho present
have failed slgnally' says Henry chad.
Wick, the father of baseball, n did sue,
ocoa partially IN 1880, when | succeeded
In having the hnlnmcn given credit for
I'm lSoo ] reduced the rules commit tea
20 consent 10 tho adoption OF u rule civ.
lng bntsmcn special credit IN the sum.
mary Tor base hits which forwarded run.
norA .i,.......,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
ON TIE RACE TRACK
Track Was n sen Of Mud NJ Opklnn nd
Yesterday AflvrnnOu

enn Francisco, May T.. Rain icl IN tor,
Nav a rca 81 mud YIN Gohhg AZ Il
to T. NnH the surprise NJ the dAN Three
iaNorllCs wore returned wlnnniH Out Of
the Huyrn events decided Tho card ON
the whole was very ordinary there be,
INK no special handicap of frulure, sum
nurN,
FlrW race, ave rrongs. Roy D'l Nun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Nelson Would Come,

was understood that Butte Rgh, pro.
lght for Miners Union day, but this
doea not appear 20 be correct, a. Dlly
nolan, manager Tor Nelson, hlH commu,
nloliod win II local man, AslVHg that SAT-
lako MAKE Did for the bout, The lhyl,
lNUon was not accepted,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
DETROIT slIuT our

Detroit May l.0lldo pitched nnc ball
for st. Louis and the rfth NcposslNr
shulout ON tho grounds resulted, Dcuot
Ih,'nR 70 connect WIN hm, e9lNer Mqr
seventh, Attendance, 1000 Scoroi
H. H. ~
ll'lInl uitn'1sls''''''f''ttl " D
~ Louis n,uotn,,,,,u,u,,.G " u
Batteries Muffin, Thomas and Wood
Gludo and Sugdcn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

mako y better showing against the pol ~
team than they did ngalnW the Spokane
only one puno out " hNo, Sal, Lake hne
hoon Handicapped bye roHson of the In.
uiry received by Thornton hrJ biuomai 4.
md whon lac gcit hnuk into lhr gnmo
better results are looked Tor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

boston, May Now York won easily
from Boston today To Q superior team
them TO score ~ VIII Matthowson AZ,
though hit fairly hard was worry effective
when men were ON bases, Attendance,
l,5N Score,
r. II IT,
Now YORK '"n""u"u'''u"" 10
hoNlol Hf''ts' '','''' ti'N t'Ht'
Frazier and Neodhum, Two base lUls.
Boworman WoNorlon Frazer, ?, Mat.
ihowson rhloc'hnao AT Morlg Bnsos
on llnls ON MNtlhowson, 81 IN Frazer,
a struoR Out iiS MntiheWs0n, 3, by
Frazer 2 Umpire Johnsl0nc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
SALT LAKE,
p N l., GAMES TOMORROW.
ee' Lake WIN Play rruitpiekors Whine
HOLSTERS IFIght Ipdlous,

,kelly's ball losscrs viii clash with tho
WRMoo PSye az i,olse tomorrow afternoon
Eahe TO- do battle with the Indians. ii In
DO hoped mat tho homo team VIII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Date Of Fight Chang,J.

Tho scheduled twenty round contest
between silent Rowan ana Terry Davis
u, the Murray opera house, VIII not taxi
place on The 10Th az stated, but Tie date
mas been changed tu the lltn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
BrlitWhlte Referee Chosen,

san lrrAncsCo, May o. Eldlo Smith Of
Oul,Iund has been chosen to io(nrco tn
international boxing contest between
Jimmy init ana lDhrg WHITE which viii
take place IN this cilN nest Friday night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
PLAYERS REl.l,AsEp.

New York May L-.preMonl pullOm
Of the National Baseball league nm.
nuunuop the following roiuAsosi 10y chi.
cagu, N, r. Mitchell 90 Portland a. q.
l.j ana Arthur H. pcnncll to ColOrdl
Syringe lly Cincinnati Arthur llool.
skotlOr To- Denver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
SALT LAkERS WON.
Local bowlsrs Defeated Mlssoula Team
In Ielelrnnhie Conts,t,

Tho bowling oon,est by telegraph last
,NNullhg between Salt Lake and Miysoula
,hc Kind have In which Salt Lake has
heeN a party Tho local team amply
played rings around Its opponents, max.
ls we Qnal score 300 to 2,i6l tho
hcQfos follow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
CIPHER ron CINCINNATI

Cincinnati MAY I, Three scattered hts
mere all tho cInclnnntls could yet on
briggs pitching today, The ChlcngOs'
runs were secluded principally after op.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

Batteries legon, Warner and Grady
E o"s AZ Ts GSS1sC0 fTwNSc ,bn W"pI;s s
urnln,. drady CWmcr, lNlehcrlY rhrco
hngo Tits Npchlc, smoot bahoa ON
lalls.Ot Eg6n, on Fmhorly . .etWck
Out,.By Egon, Il hy flNhcrlN o Umpire
% bny,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
nNNNNR B. OMAHA l

Denver, May johanna hnd omaha
completely nj his mercy ipdNN holding
them lu four scattered hits while Denver
hit quick almost at Viii Scores
r. IT, w..
Denver p,ttupu,ii',tt',n,' y
OmnhN ruprun,ir,'''t''''u !
nullc,cg- johanna ana Luclo, Quick
nuu i.nnllpu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE.
All Hnllows college Team defeated
Props IN Yesterdays came,

Yesterdays lllsh school game between
Al llallows college aud tho Props TO-.
scou of 70 70 o. Tho game was practical
" won by the college boys pitcher, Thll,
who allowed hut Mn hits aud had then.
wd tcallorcd Ito also rot three hits,
one a two blRgtr scoJlng two runs, aud
he did hne work ON tho bases, Tho line
I'M and score foll0wBi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
ATnLETlcs 5. SENATOR'S 4.

Philadelphia, May Washington won
todays game through the poor work of
The. Locale In the ilold, Tho home tenn
hnd chance IL. win In the nrth Inning
Attendance, biOO Score
H. II u
MVnlUEWil innn'''''''nnt' q q
Philadelphia ,".u,,nnuup, II d
batteries .llnghcs and Kiurcdgc, Coax,
Icy, WNddQll and schrock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
nE8 MONIES d. COLORADO
SPRINGS 3,

ryolndo springs, May Tho luclls
lost lodAyH game through poor Ooldmg
Throo pIuliN double phys Worp wndo,
unnlpy ln RpNaman ll.oprlyor ~ RuOas
man and DclehanlS 10 Melo' scnlo
H. H. ",
pes MONIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Y W
Colorado eprlngH 'uupu'uu', b
batteries Munokc Towno aud wake,
nold. SNurmgludt and MILO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

WESTERN LEAGUE,

st. Joseph Mo, May st loscphs
Citys iorrnc onslaught gayc Sioux DIV
todNS'H gumo 10y a score of 3 to !, The
score
H. H. a..
NlnuN, INN un"uru'''upuu ? " v
~ Joseph OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES v
Stoup ana Noyoh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
TEACH THE CHILDREN

A delicious dsn,Iihcc makes Tho tooth.
brush losscn easy, SozoDoNT Ia a fra.
gran, liquid cleanser penetrating Tho lille
orevlcss Of the teeth I, punhos them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
How 10 Find Out

" thcro Ia any doubt In your mind az % your
condition. take from your urine on rising about
four ounces place II w n glass or bottle ana let
II stand iWcntY.fnur hours, II on examination
II W milky or cloudy II there In "a blick.dusl set
ling on II small particles float about In II. your
Kidneys are IN need of immediate attention,
SWnmp.loot a pleasant IN take and is used
IN the loading hospitals recommended by ply.
rlcHns IN their private practice, Uud III taken by
doctors themselves who have kidney ailments,
because they recognize I'm II the greatest ana
nc't succesgful remedy Tor Kidney liver ana
bladder troubles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
PHILADELPHIA 4 nRooKLyN ?.

BROOKLYN May Tho phraloiphins
won lho first gHmo of the yoncs from
Brooklyn today by a score Ut I tO 2
not find corridor, whlo the visitors bat.
ted E0Hon c1ccuycly IN tho slNth At.
tendance $500. Scnro,
II H. r.
Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS V
lrnuklNn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Y y
naueucs-CoTldon ana Doon Mason
and Rltor
Two.baso hla Gleason, himlov BaHos
on mlla on tCrrldou / IN Easun 81
struck out by Corridor ?, by Ensom g.
Umpire IinusWno,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
inCinliatI
I llCugu

porlunlucs had hocn offered ~ retire the
side Attendance, 600, scores
H. n u.
lnpnhhN uuur'prtpn'nu y II
'hlchgu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y
Batteries. Hahn and schloi, ngts ana
kMR Bases ON Balls on BIggl
struck ont. 10y llghn, l. by Brlgga l.
UmpircN- KLEIN and Emsllo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WESTERN LI3AGrl3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, May l..Thc New Ynrks wcip
defeated today by the llos,On champions
~ M cloVcn'inning gamo, rllpora
lhlee'baRRcr and N0ungH single br0ugh,
Score.
H. H. w..
,us'W n'"np''''t'''ri'''t', \ u y
w" iork N''u1a'rp,tttp,t,u,ts 2
lloHg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands OF Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect IT,

10 VIVA, Kidney pomcy Swampoo WIN DO
YVU Every Poajor Tho Dosoro NoNs MAY iavp Sample
Bottle son, Absolutely FREQ by Mail,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

SPECIAL.
o distressing
uswonloru
formation luh mail The
cured The
q
1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
pITTeBlIRQ WINS,

H. Louis, May i.sAftcr Clymer had
been put ont AT the plate In the .nflh
Inning Warner catching for the lpcnl
Nationals struck him IN the face Both
mon were ordered on tho ncld Attend.
anoc, g,go Score,
IA N A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

II you are nlrondy convinced
that SWAmp.ll0ot w what you
need, You can purchase tho
regular nfty-crut and onp-
dollar size bottles nc the drug
stores everywhere, Don't
mako amy mistake, hut 70.
member the name. Swamp
Root on Hllmorg Swamp-
Root and the address, Bng-
hamton, n, Y, IN cVory bottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
S0zODONT
TOOTH POWDER

polshes tho delicate enamel bu, doos no,
scratch, lhus !, prevents he accumulation
Of tartar without injurlng tho enamel q
property found only In sozopoNT
sPoRM9 LIQUID. POWDER, PASTE,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
NAY BE SOUND VICTIM.
WOman BeHeUed to Haze Jumped
from Fall RiUer Boat.

The police of the Bedford-ave. station, Will
iamsburg. are trying to solve the mystery as to
how a we'll dressed woman, whose body was
found floating off North 1st-st Williamsburg.
met her death The body badly decom
posed and was scarcely recognizable. 1t is now
at the undertaking establishment Of Francis
Martenis, at No 155 North vu-st. Williamsburg.
From a marriage certificate found in purse
the dead woman she is believed to have come
from Fall River, Mass. The certificate showed
that on August %. 1887, Harry E. Skamat and
Ida L. > Blake were married by the Rev Ell
bridge Mix. pastor of the Central Congrega-
tional Church. at Fall River, Mass.
The body was found by Captain T. H. Bozeth
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad tug Pennsylvania
while he was his way down the East River
toward the navy yard. He towed it to North
1st-st., and there informed Patrolman H. Gaff-
ney. of the Bedford-ave. station, and then the
body was removed to the undertaker's shop,
where it now awaits claimant. She about
forty years old feet inches TALL weighing 125
pounds and had dark brown hair She wore
black silk waist a black tailor made skirt light
underwear and black lace shoes.
1t the opinion of the police that the
woman either fell or jumped from the Fall River
boat, three weeks ago we'll dressed woman
leaped from of the Sound steamers just
above He'll Gate, and her body. was never recov-
cred. Coroner's Physician Wuest. who
amned the body said it had been in the water
about three weeks.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
MR.. SHONTS LEAVES ISTHMUS.
Chairman of Canal Commission on Way Here
Building Plans Approved.

Colon. Aug. S.-Theodore P. Shonts. chairman
of the Canal Commission, and D. w. Ross, the
purchasing agent of the commission, left here
tonight the steamer Mexico for New-YOrk.
Before the departure of Chairman Shonts the
Canal Commission had a meeting, at which it
was decided that the bodies of employees dying
the sthmus should be sent to the United
States at the expense of the government. The
commission approved the erection of a hotel OF
80 rooms for the canal employees. 1t Will be at
Tivoli back of the hospitals and facing the rail-
road line The construction of administra-
ton building of seventy rooms was also ap-
proved This will be located on the Diaz prop
erty, recently obtained by appropriation.
Chief Engineer Stevens. with his staff, will es-
tablish headquarters at Empire.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
GOES TO JAIL INSTEAD OF GERMANY
Man Arrested on Eve of Honeymoon on Com
plant of Former Sweetheart

instead OF sailing to-day for Germany with his
Drlde John Maranzel. of No 694 Flushfng-ava
Williamsburg, " is in the RaymOnd-st. Jail awaiting
nearing on a charge preferred against him by
MISS Mary kren. of No. 26 ThOrnton-st Williams
purs' 10 whom it is said he was engaged to he
married on the night. two weeks ago that he mar
rled the present Mrs. Maranzel He was arrested
Yesterday In the Lee-ave. police court after Miss
hren mad been discharged by Magistrate FurIong
on a charge of assaulting Mrs. MaranzeI
MISS hren was arrested last Saturday on war
rant obtained by Mrs. Maranzel who said the
young woman attacked her in the presence Of the
wedding guests the Saturday night prevous
In court yesterday Miss Kren denied that she as
saulted Mrs. Maranze and evidence was intro
duced to show that she had done So Miss Kren
told the Court that she had been BETRAYED nv Ma
ranzel and that for eight months they had been
engaged She said she had also given him money
to mt up the apartments they were to occupy after
they married. 80 49,
AT the magistrates suggestion, Miss Kren made
sworn statement of Maranzels treatment of her
ana he was Immediately arrested. While the war
rant was being made out, MaranzeIs bride pleaded
with Miss Kren not to have her husband arrested
but the latter would pay attention to her Miss
kren said she had been or the point of committing
suicide, but that if Maranzel sufficiently nm
ished she would be satisfied The magistrate held
Maranze in $500 bail 70 examination on August
10. Maranzel had in his pocket two tickets for a
trip 10 Germany on steamer which sails this
morning.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
REPELs OFFICE SEEKERS IN SLEEP
Senator Warner, of Missouri, Tells Aston
ished Conductor There Is No Place
La rELEaRAPH no rHE rRIprrNr-1

Kansas City. Mo, Aug S-The Pullman con-
ductor on burlington train that from St
Louis had surprise about o'clock this morning
He was awakened suddenly by a large, heavy buiIt
man in pajamas. who stepped out in front of hin,
and pointing his finger at him. said earnestly
Il am sorry, but there's no vacancy" Then
after pause, Il tell you there is no vacancy
l saw the Adjutant General and he tells me the
man is not dead"
Inc tram iurched and threw the passenger
against the side of the berth He straightened nm
with a panied look. What was | saving? 7 hog
pardon but nave talked in my sleep and walked
in my sleep for years"
William Warner, the sleep walker and IJni,aJ
States Senator from Missouri was on his wav
back from Washington. Major Warner hos ~
ways been something OF a somnambulist but he
has always heretofore denied that the apnucart.
for appointment in Missouri have been numaro,,s
enough to give him serious trouble
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
ORDERS PATROLMAN ARRESTED.
Magistrate Pool Turns Tables in Favor of
Negro-Dispute with Captain.

After dismssng the complaint against George
W. Sewell a negro, twenty years old, of No. 414
West &th-st. arrested on Sunday night by Patrol
man Patrick Carmody. of the West 37th-st station
charges of violation Of the corporation ordinance
and assault, Magistrate Pool, in the West Side
court, yesterday, ordered that a complaint of
felonious assault be drawn against the policeman
and held him In $1,000 bail for trial the state
ment of Sewell and a number of witnesses that
he had been beaten by Carmody.
Captain Dennis Ward of the West 37th-st sta
tion who appeared TO intercede for the policeman
was ordered from the bridge by the magistrate
after warm words had been exchanged between
them.
Il must say that I do not think this officer has
nad a square deal" was the statement made by
captain Ward. after he had urged Magistrate Pool
in vain to reopen the case.
A captain who employs such men as you do
ana then comes here to back them up. not fit for
the service rejoined Magistrate Pool referring to
TWO stool pigeons who had testified in a dis
orderly house case in the morning
,ua am more more mt for my position than you are for
yours, reJolned the captain, he was ordered
from the bridge