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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

the North with fasting ana prayer
for the preservation OF inc om.on' ~, =,
accordance With Prociail' '' -
President Lincoln. .,
1s7o-Fnnco- Prusslnn Wa H. Free French ut
of Prussia attacks lhe ~, to ro-
tl y with With tho loss OF tho General 49,, OF
1,Tv; nr' Abel Douay and 500 prison.
ers. ,nd his fellow
Arctic explorers, recently r re- pOrts
We're rs given Q grand reception y
,oosmcard!na Giuseppe sar pono id 10 sue.
~ Of Venice, was chosen ss,,, med the title
coed Leo XIII. lie assu''''u -
of Plus =. ---------
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Scottv's New Plans.

4 KANSAS CITY, MO. August 3-Walter
scott. tho Death Valley miner. passed
through Kansas City yesterday morning,
He was on his way to Death Valley from
New York. He said: II am going back
now after some Of tho yellow. and IN
twelve weeks from to-day am going to
start In TO break the record for a rae
from Los Angeles to New York. You put
it down in your little book that 'scotty
is going to make the run from inc ia.
cIfic TO the Atlantic coast In sixty hours. I
Mrs, Scott occupied seat ~ me fu'l-
man car. The yellow COG was 4 ,''''ssa',s'
1..somehody stole It," ,gfts"Scotty says,
.whle 1 was In Central Park In New
York,
DUNES Plan Held Up.
CHICAGO, ILL, August S.-CondeIn,
nation of the traction lines as y 'nethou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
A Card From Mr., Wickhanl.
=, 2, ~ mo TImes-pispn |:

Editor Of The Times DISPATCH:
sir-L have lust seen your Issue OF
Sunday, July a0lh. and note extract from ~,
the Charlottesville PROGRESS, N Whlch tac
i've Remember that whhn, tho act
passing the pure election law was IN
der discussion IN the Senate h o1e o. 1 en
mnmvored TO amend tho bill by inserting
1 Tie word 'corrupty, so as e make !, i
read eorruptly expend Pay, ntc, r 6nt t ms
amendment was rejected antod ~ y oush'' w.
= Tho statement that tho amendment was
offnred by mo Is erroneous, WIS M, ,oh-
posed to the amendment when oHered'i
Respectfully,
II. y. WlCKliANl.
lIInL nru ILL. VA .l..--l .-.--.a - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Sewed Heart Still Beating.

thing continues favorable for the early
and complete recovery Of Alonzo ]. Cur
rngton, the man whose heart was stitch
cd up last Saturday night after brawl
in which he was stabbed. At the Bryn
Mawr. Hospital 1t Is stated that he is
getting along nicely and that no COM
pllcations of any kind haze developed.
1t has not been determined by the sur
gcons whether to take out the catgut
stitches. They probably will be left IN
tho heart muscle. where they can hardly
do any harm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Invalid Thrown Out.

+ NEW YORK, August 3.-NVhle making
a sharp turn of the corner ut Seventy
second Street and West End Avenue yes
terday afternoon. William Smith. fifty
years old. was hurled out Of the auto
moblc.in which he and three women were
riding and sustained fracture OF the
skull which may result seriously. He was
removed in an ambulance to the Roosc-
welt Hospital.
Smith, who is an invalid. was sitting in
the tonneau OF the machine, which was
driven by George Gray OF No. 1865 Broad
way, and grnspcd the movable seat.
fastened to the rear door. to steady him
self while the turn was being made. The
seat slipped It's fastening and Smith
was hurled out of the bnck Of the auto
.Yr1ohilc s5s - XIII. 2aH3 .Ah..ff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Hickory lllll, Va,
The Spender Wins Out.

t1nnry II Rogers, OF the Standard OH Cons
,,ny Ia n Yankee, born In Fuirhayen, Mass
hn, 10 had little or none Of the Yankee pro-
Verbal stngness Indeed he holds ,n ina, ND,
q, nrSsr net SIN more back-whch Is tho
Secret Of success in business provided the 9H-
pendures be made VIZ nds'ry na n'ss a.
ssnee' - the speedy acquisition Of wealth and
he enc e al m hs serlm fisas
Oh nv, scrnninss, had hardly saved $4,000 In tho
course Of a. long Ire,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Bolt Burns Money.

NEW YORK August "a bolt OF
.l,phtnInR in n thunderstorm at Tarry-
town yesterday exhibited unusual CUP
IN, n Louis Dc Biasto. an Italian. was
sitting under his piazza In Valley Street
counting out his money preparatory 20 q
trip to Italy. ,,o.,,,
4 terrific flash of lightning nearly
minded him, and when he recovered ms
nocketbook and money were MISSING.
The lightning had struck the pocke,pooh
and burned up the money. ana W. ~
rhero was about 5000 In tho pocketbook.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Grape for Dog.

CINCINNATI, August S.--Crape hung
from the front door OF the store conduct
cd BY Carl Scllawrtz. in the West End.
Yesterday afternoon and evening, ana
business was suspended so that me pro-
nriefor and his family could pay fitting
tr,h,,te 10 the memory OF their pet
noodle, whose body lay in state IN a
inv casket within the house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Woman Routed Burglars.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. August 3.-Mrs.
Charles Gllpin, third daughter OF MT =.
- Bcrwind. wealthy coal operator, Of
No. 2ol0 Spruce Street Is being oonsla.-
Mated in overlook. fashionable, Az
h,rh of philadelphia, because she bravery
faced two burglars and drove them away
rom her home after firing three sho's'
one OF which hit the mark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Rabbi Too Late.

E PHILADELPHIA, August 3,-Told that
he could not live after an operation for
appendicitis at the University Hospital
Mortimer M. Sternficld turned to his
finncec Miss Jullcttc Shudmak. ycster-
day. and asked her consent to an i'm
mediate wedding. She agreed but before
a rabbi arrived ut the hospital he died.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Mrs. Mackay Wins.

RosLYN. l.. Il, August AIRS clar-
cncc Fl. Mackay. daughter-in-la OF Jam
". A1nckay and leader In New YORK
and Newport society. was elected school
trustee OF Rosyln yesterday Her run
ming mate. John +. Remsen. beat her
by ono vote 50 that her victory was not
quite unqualified. DR.. 7. ~ i'eys. lnu
third candidate, In q two 81 : thte 80
election. was nowhere. a., 49,
The victory is not without It's AFTER
mnth. for Dr. John Bogart. president OF
the Board OF Education and manager O.
Dr.. Leyss campaign. who assaied Mrs;
Mackay OH the ground that she violated
the rules OF grammar in her campaign
circulars has contested the election on N .
list or counts as long as the moral coae'
Thus ends an election full OF wire
pulling and human hate. inc IN .in"' so ~.
was: Rcmsen. 254: Mnckay' 200 Icy o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

Up 10 tho hour OF going TO press nc
President has no. accepted the rcsienal,
ton OF Secretary Wilson, 70 ''''u''''''o''''
ly rendered by The Washington CORE
spondsnls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

A correspondent, writing from Hanover,
Ia, says that While a young woman IN
that nelghborhood was making her broth
tr,s bed a large BLACK snake sprnng from
under the pillow and colled4 Itself around
her right arm. The girl attempted to
tear the reptile away with her left hand
Tut instantly the coils had clrcled her left
wrist also. Screaming for help. she ran
to her brother, who was working in the
garden. He could not Kill the snake with
d club for fear OF injuring his sister,
but succeeded in9cuttlng off the reptiles
head with a penknfe. Tho snake made
no effort to bite the girl
In thiss cnse natural processes were re-
verscd, for, obviously, the girl charmed"
the snake. Indeed. the reptile was so fas-
clnated that the wonder is he didn't bite
her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

hit cannot the city enfford to, pay soir,e-
alirg for sentlmcntf What n are our r no.
role monuments. but expressions OF our
sentiment? BY nj, means let the Council II
p1obt Mr.. Jeiilnss suggestion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

The candidates for gubcrna'or'al non
ors are reaching the point where mere
s q disposition iosrebel ash'''9.t ~ 'NNN
Of being entirely oycrshadowed by soma
torial flashlights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

Tho folks up in Albemare county are
right In the swim this year. They have
a good crop of plpplns and other varieties
of apples and they arc about the only
people in the country who llayo anything
like an average crop Tho Nc"
York Packer, n journal devoted to
fruit culture and fruit selling, has
reports from all over the country
which 30 to show that me apple
crops in New York, Michigan, and
In fact In every apple growing state en- en-
cept Virginia Is away off. Apples WIN
be high the coming fall and winter ana
Albcmarle pppIns Will DO up on INC mr.
Ing line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Brief Items From Everywhere. ~
Hp,s

OF bringing about municipal ownership
has run against n stone wall. The plans
advocated by Mayor Dunno and his cor
,poration counsel. James Hamilton Lewis,
or the stump In the campaign as an
alternative to mn nmlcablo purchase OF
the properties from the street railway
companies have come to grief because
of d provision Of the state laws ana me
4orposition OF a determined majorltt -
tho Council.
There !s no doubt in'thc mind OF Mayor
Dune and his Immediate advisers that
d ma jority of the Council would defeat
any ordinance adopting that policy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

It is now said that the condition Of
General Woods health is such as to pre-
cludc the idea of his doing any more
holiday soldering in the Philippines and
hospItnble land. However, the Citizen
physician soldier will not be out Of a
job. IT is stated TINT the President re-
Gently held up an important official or
der changing tho stations of n number Of
healthier place for Wood. It Is believed
he will be placed In command Of the
Department of the Lakes at Chicago.
That is fairly healthy station. And "it'a
liquid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

We are having a viva voce vote any
way. II is after tho fact but the Voters
arc telling the grand jury al about ~
THAT is TO say most Of them nre' But
friends Of the viva yoco system should
note tho fact that some voters nave
declined to disclose their ballot even 10
the grand jury, and 40 doubt not 'hat
many more would have declined had
they not been assured that then. conli-
dcncc would be respected by each mem
her OF the jury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Shock for Hartman.

CHEYENNE, WYO.. August 81 got
cr message for McKcon," said n mess
enger boy, as hc rushed into the. private
car OF e. ii. Hartman here the other doy.
you mean Mr. McKecn,' said MI MT:
Hartman.
"Ycp. 1 guess SO; the head cheese OF
Tie motive department" rer.ied tho iaa.
what do you do?' asked Mr. Hhr rrr'
I'm ono OF tho directors OF the Union
Pacific" was the reply
"What7" exclaimed Hartman.
..Yep," said the boy. II direct cnvc-
5lopcs over at tho master mechanics Oh
fice,', and he left the car.
There was roar from the members 9,
Harrmans party, and they are sun
chatting him over the incident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

Secretary Tafl has not folhu = up
.ancNe I'D 10 slt upoa ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
entered January ~, 1903. at
Richmond, Va, as second class
matter, under act Of Congress
| Of March 8, 1879.

uashlno.on bureau. No. sol Fourteenth
street, Northwest, corner Pennsylvania
Avenue.
Manchester Bureau: Carriers Drug e'ote'
No 1lo2 Hull Street.
Petersburg Headquarters w. a. PERKINS, eIrR y
ii a North Sycamore Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

Good work of n good grand Jury mas
often been known to he spoiled by 'he
had work Of a bad petit jury. lie, there
be no such slips In tho cases no" ne
fore he Richmond pubic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

All unsigned communications Will be
discarded.
Rejected communications Will not DO
returned unless accompanied by stamps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

4 The DAILY TINES DISPATCH Is sold
i at cents n copy.
The SUNDAY TIMES DlsPAl !, -, IS
kold at s cents copy.
The DAILY TINES DISPATCH, incivd:-
inr sunday in Richmond and Manchester ,sst
and Petersburg, by carrier, IL cents per
week or so cents per month
TIE TIMES. DISPATCH, Riohmoro. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Found BODY Through Dream.

OMAHA, NEE. August 3.-Through the
aid OF d dreum, In which she saw n tr,uf-
fled figure following hor husband. Mrs.
i. r. Andrews, president OF the Omaha
Woman's Club. Tuesday night succeeded
in locating the dead body OF her hus-
band in the Platte River. The dream
occurred last Friday night. when Mr. An
drews was at Cedar Creek. of,e hundred
miles from Omaha. Mr.. Andrews dlsap-
pcared that night and was not heard Of
again. Flo was u wealthy lawyer Of
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

one Six Three Ono
81 Mall Year. Mos. Mos. Mo.
Daily. with Sun. $500 seSo Sl,se o o.
Daily. without Sun. 800 10y 10 90
Sun. edition only. zoo LOO 'oe I'c
Weekly (1Yed) ..... 100 .so 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

ton to tile number bf negroes thhl t1i'
Southern States Have tlisfrsnchised. THE
political leaders Of these states" he goes
on, cannot be 20 foolish ns 10 suppose
thnt the Northern States Will consent
to this disparity after 1t has bcon mate
plain thnt the people of these states
viii mot rcihcdy tho evil and restore tho
franchise without distinction Of race, TN
dor such conditions of educational or pro-
perty qualifications ns may to each Of
them bio deatnet1 suitable II VIII, how
ever, be very certain that wfeh IL ms
beet nlade plain TINT Congress- VIII
remedy, this disparity and will tnkc away
) from, these States ms many representa-
tives as tlowEstdrts for the DISTINGUISHED
negroes, tho Same political lenders VINO
have been so keen to get them distrlh-
chiscd Will become as keen to get me
franchise extended rs wildly as possible
without regard to race or color, n Or
der TINT they may possibly maintain IAN
their present number Of representatives.
In Congress- and their proportional num-
Der Of representatives IN the electoral
college, @t
Mr.. Atkinson makes a, serious mistake
in coming to any such conclusloh.hIhe
people Of tho South, certainly those OF
Virginia, propose to give the negro inc
right to vote In every instance where he
shows himself to DO capable or intclll-
gently exercising the right of suffrage.
These people Will also fight any effort
made In Congress 10 reduce their repre-
sentatlon because Of tho disfranchlsc-
mont of negroes who arc UNIT toSvotc,
but II It shall come to tho test, al we
must choose between tho two alterl1n-
tives, we will submit 10 II reduction IN
tho number Of our congressman before
ever we will agree to extend the suffrage
to horde Of Ignorant negroes. that
designing politicians may use them 70 de-
bauch our politics. we have had our cx-
porlonce and our lessons, and we shall
never again submit to the disgrace. the
humiliation and the utter demornllzatlon
OF universal negro suffrage
saEsa ---.-===--------=-
Lightning played II curious and some
WnuL Ilclplul pTtLllk III tIlStIioiiS - ~ %
Mary NVeimer at Jersey City Heights
last Sunday. Mrs. Welmcr SO tho story
goes. was aboutEto prepare the evening
meal, and had turned the Jets Of her
gas stove and lighted match to set
them ablaze.
while / was watching the flame on
the match grow" she said, there was
a flash and a loud report, and ] dropped
the match. The next instant all the
open Jets OF the gas stove famed up
although the match had been nowhere
near them. When my mother, who was
in the next room, told me that the
rooms were full of sulphur smoke ana
that she had seen o. ball Of fire IN the
kitchen, l realized that lightning mad
lighted the gas. Slight damage was
done BY the lightning stroke to the ROOT
of the house, but otherwise 1t was q
very timely and handy fash.
observation-disclosures Et55bEtsa
% . Il s. II fro, In n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Republicans for Jerome.

NEW YORK, Auguat 5.----The Repdbli-
can Glib OF thes T'hirty-first Assembly
District, ono OF the strongest N the city,
camo out last night heartily for District
Attorney jerome to succeed himself, Of
ferlng to obtain tho 1000 names neccs-
sary for Mr.. Jeromc's nominating reti-
ton without going outside OF the dis
trlct SN sil
This is the first club to declare for
Mr.. Jerome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-11
ElKS ARE COMBINING
BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE

Bunlo, y, Yo July II, The Elks at.
tending the nineteenth annual reunion
Of their order today began 10 combine
huplNoss with pleasure. Tho opening
session of the grand lodge M the Tock
lhcllor md the preliminary contests
of buudH FOR rich prl2oN wpro tho foa.
lures Of the day AttysGon JuloH NJ,
Mayer representing tho governor wei.
coined the delegates to tho state, Mayor
ltugtug g, knight ana willard H.
rukuoE exalted ruler OF the Bunnl
lodge also made addresses NJ welcome,
william H. O'lirlcn, JG " Baltimore,
RUud uEallcd ruler responded,
Following the open meeting the grand
lodge wont into executive session On 70.
rolyo the reports ~ officers ana olcc-
ton NJ officers Tor the ensuing year
while several Fpirlod contests ara
ON, slate makers regard tho following
uH the Winning tiokot'
Grand Npltod ruler Robert w.
rroNu, Louisville, Ky, grand esteem.
IN lending knight g, IT, Tomlnson,
Winston a, e. grand esteemed loyal
knight charles w. Kaufman, llobokon.
y. j., grand esteemed lopturIng Knight
Edward Mclaughlin, lloaton grand
secretary Fred q, Robinson, Dubuque,
Iowa, grand treasurer John X, Toner.
chnrorgL Pal grand trustee, three
ScUH, John -, OShcn, Lynn, Mass,
RrWd uuNtpo one year Dr, W, n.
liuYioud, Butte Mont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-11
CAN 7 COLLECT
REPORTERS FEES.

I'm lhc friendly los, case brought by
Auy samuel Mcdowell 20 determine
the right or county Clcrh Eldr,iRc 10
collect 81 ag reporters fees lu 900 pro-.
bate eases filed but not closed mp before
the law authorizing the collection Il tho
foa went into effect was decided Iy Dho
four Judges Of the district court ..ltug
on hanc yesterday ana the decision WAS
handed down by Judge AmstroDg io.
day. The court holds that the l.. 3.ce
not apply M this ease and lNa un'h
ls ordorcd 10 nlc the anal dc..Dr oI dIt.
lrIbullun in the estate without 'hO ol.
lection NJ tho fpo.
The test WIS made IN the mUlu of
the c'l,lc Of David Whylo, dcuruDl IT
was conlcudod BY AllS Mcdowell inst
tho law authorizing the collection of the
fee. which was passed In iN90 dil not
ppply to mis- ougo for the reason that
tru udmlnbralion of mld estate WAS
commenced before tho law b.nump offs.
iortlNc although The rstuto has not set
been closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-11
FOUND GUILTY ON SIX COUNTS
Sent llI' Information to a Csmpatrlot
At Shanghai Who Tclceraphed It 70
The Petit parsIea
CONCERNED MOVEMENT or TROOPS
llIs Arrest Was IN Charge Of Being a
Russlus Spy '-- lils Interpreter
Made a Full Confession.

Toxic July H. The Judgment In tho
case ~ capt A. y, Rouroum, tho
fruu0h Resident who was sentenced
yesterday 10 10 years imprisonment At
h1ud labor ou the charge Of hcing H.
Russian epN declares the nccuecd was
engaged IN searching for and reporting
artillery secrets, The counts follow
First last November Boupouln az
curuucd the departure of certain
division ana sent cipher message 10
kcHIUr % Frcuchmau of Shanghai Who
loIogrophcd the information a. tho prllt
lnnNcm I'm November certain Ay.
Zion Directed 10 landing and dispatched
caNulrN Bougouiu mailed the facts TO
tho muo newspaper
Second The departure norlhward by
ran N a certain division Nus ocscr-
tanned and reported 10 tho same news.
uulcr
rhld-A division reported IFS dos.
llWllon M January ANA another div,
zion was moved lUrlhWard, Tho facts
were reported 20 capt Dolnhry NJ Parts
through the mail pouch OF the French
legation
Fourth Tho composition NJ various
uilllcry dourhmwtH NJ Port Arthur
and the Kinds Uf guns were uNror.
lplnnd IN August uud reported 10 capt.
D,NhrN lu Tao Sumo manner
fitlh Tine Organization of u now dl-
vision the recruiting ut regiments ut
Suudl were uHcorlainod In February,
the dispatch Of regiments from loko-
hama, the recruiting ~ Nagoya ana
the dispatch ~ regiments from Takct.
uyo, were reported To Capt Dcmhty In
the same manner
Sixth The formation Of certain bod.
los Hl Hiroshima wnS reported 90 Capt.
Doluhy IN The Sane manner Tho
presence NJ H. fleet of 30 transports ~ y
certain point IN Aprll was reported lD
kUsIer at shanghai ana clblod to
capt Dophry
Additional lurormation,c concerning ths
rurgoos of tranHporta VIA reported by
lotto.
Tho Judgment rocltcs that lougouln
sent hlF Interpreter MAXI "a ascertain
iho movements NJ troops ana that Ma
h confessed hiH quit
The Judgment declared that tho IN
formation covered by counts two and
lhroo related ~ the uorlhWard moyc-
mont ~ tho investing army NJ Port
Arthur nflor the cupitulalion ~ that
fortress ana previous 90 tho battle Of
Mukdrn, The decision declared that
therefore the Information constituted
AN important military secret
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-11
FORGED SLEEPS NAME,
That In the Charge Against Louis Nor
ton Dad Eye" Arraignoj

Louis Notion Was IN Iudgc plohrs
court usam lbIe morning on the charge
Of forgery rhls time he n ncrugcd
Of forug the uamc Of q, q Sleep, e. u
check for t9llo ana coshlng the same
lie was hold TO await the action Of mo
district count
Yesterday morning ho was bound over
ON thc charge of forging "a telegram
john Jackson % negro known No. bad
EYE" was auruImod on the charge Of
attempting to rob one joe Casper His
hearing was frt Tor Monday morning M
D o'olJck, IN default ~ $500 bonds he
WAS committed 70 lho county jan,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-11
FIGHTING BLACKSMITH,


\ blacksmith at Farmers ward by the
name Of Soagers gave quite an exhibit.
ton Of tho strenuous HE yesterday aft.
ornoon when he assaulted his wife with
hlH fists and severely bruised her about
the body and then Threatened to whip
an ave of his Nop.chldrcn, Ne dId not
undertake the latter task, however, for
the simple reason that tho oldest boy
who ~ II years Of age, pulled gun on
laid hie hands on him,
Tho trouble waH ended by Constable
Novel; arroetIng Soagora ana placing
him In jnIl The officer mad quito
d Sob TO get the man 10 the jaIl nv he
fought every step Of the way, lie so,
cured assistance ana finally landed tho
follow behind the bars SoaRors win
be- prosecuted for disturbing the peace,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-11
COmrronise Judgment

A compromise Judgment Was rcuds
cred IN the district court yesterday In
favor NJ plaintiffs I'm the case of ~.
yira II. Olsen ol nj against the no
Gwndc Western Railway company FOR
the sum Of $4,000 The notion, which
was nlcd yesterday Wan brought IN
recover damages for the death Of cary
a, Olson, husband ana lulhrr of plain,
une, who was Killed by one NJ de-.
fondHnrr trains on Apul 49, 1905. the
case was Hplllod without going IN ltiul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-11
Wounded Man Walks Miles,

San Francisco, July n with ID bula
Jet hole through mis- body penetrating
hIH lett lung % wound that ordinarily
means instant death on which brings
the end within very foW minutes
James Ning walked several miles from
cove behind Twin Peaks, whore ho
had shot himself with suicidal mtcuL
10 his room M $50 Howard street At
The central Emergency hospital the
surgeons are now making nm effort to
save hlH IIfH