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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
CHAMBERLAIN FEELS SECURE
Englishman Devoting His Time to
Capturing Party Machine.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE new Parliament op-
ened in quiet and formal fashion yesterday
but presenting In Its composition a bcwilder-
ing nold for speculation as TO It's future cx-
cccdinS that of any British Parliament Of the
last holt century, IL finds the political situ-
alton much clearer than n week ago seemed
possible. a threatened struggle for the Union
ist leadership was averted. and Joseph Cham
berlains followers now devoting themselves 10
capturing the machinery of the party organ
ization. contented that former Premier Bal
four has not ovcrthrown the tarin reform
policy "
tomorrow tnionist meeting at Iansdowne
House Is not likely to present any exciting
features IT Is understood that Mr. Chamber
lain hos abandoned the Idea OF presenting a
nu Io1nnal resolution on the turin question MT
Bolfour will preside and deliver a spco.b dcai
ing with the leading points OF the InionJst
policy The principal outcome OF the meeting
VIII ne the appointment OF a committee 10
investigate the party machinery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Proprietors Are Up.

Representatives OF the proprietora OF three
lorgc establishments In Salt Lake were be-
fore Judge Brown OF the Juvenile court Tuep-
day on tho charge OF contributing 10 the de-
linqucncy OF children of school age by en-
DlorIng the children In their places OF bual-
ness Two of the representatives admitted
that they were technically guilty and were
nncd $50 each, which virtually romittcd
through the promise not to do so any moro
The third had employed boy under a mis-
apprehension and was not fined.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
ENLISTED MEN TO DANCE
Soldiers at Fort Douglas Will Give
Ball This Evening,

Lieut. Clarence II. Farnham Twcnty-ninth
infantry. who was welcomed to the post in
command OF the detachment OF infantry from
Denver. Colo, has returned TO Fort Logan
The regular enlisted mems dance viii take
place in the post hall this evening: a good
attendance IA looked Tor.
Isanc C. Burnett. lately rc-enllstcd for the
infantry arm OF tho service. has arrived al
the fort md been assigned 10 company @ I'm
which organization he meets many old friends
with whom he "soldiercd" and held civil po-
gltoDs IN the Philippines.
On tho lgt Of March the Twonty-nInth In
fantry Sentinel, Il rcGImcntnl periodical VIII
rcc tho light. IL VIII be a weekly and IN
der tho Immediate supervision Of Lieut. w IL
Point. battalion adJutant Twcnty-nlnth lnfan-
try. 1t is expected that the publication WIN
receive the successful support Of the entire
regiment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
CANNOT SELL TICKETS
School Children Barred From Solicit
ing Aid for n Show.

The committee on teachers and school work
OF the Board OF Education hns passed upon
tho petition OF James L. Russell. an nrmess
man. asking that school children he permitted
10 sell tickets to stcreopticon entertainment
which he proposes to give portion OF the
proceeds 10 go 10 the schools The committee
has decided 90 allow teachers TO announce the
entertainments in school. but VIII not allow
the children approached in school with the
proposition 10 cell tickets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
First Free Social Will Be Given at
Federation Hall Thursday

Thursday evening at o'clock the In
dGstrial Workers OF the World will give
their first free social at Federation OF
Labor hall. No admission fee VIII be
charged and no collection will be taken
up. Every friend OF progress and
sympathlzer with the cause OF labor 10
Invited A splendid programme OF songs
music and rccitntlons has boon arranged
ard Gilberts orchestra Will furnish the
music for the dance to wind up the even
InE-S prtnInmnnI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
NATIVE UPRISA|
Vigorous Action 70
press Disorder

LONDON. Feb H-Ae
Johannesburg coTeS17sc
graphs that he is izc1-
view OF the native rar
ent says tho o.1cIh q
eous impression b7cssr
there is much oagrzo
matters 10 a heal
Tie natives. the osTt
been getting ou, c; AZ
vigorous action veza
whites AMI ef blscn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Conditions in Congo Free State.

Rev. w NJ Tnylor OF tho Central Chris
tian church will lecture at Calvary Baptist
church. Fifth East md Second South streets
Friday evening at o'clock. Mr. Taylor was
formerly o missionary In Porto Rico HIa
subject Will be Tho Deplorable Conditions ln
the Congo Free States" The object ia the
bettcrmcnt OF the conditions Of that country
and it is a subject OF especial Interest to col
orcd people
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Ve1tch Is Appointed.

James Neitch was Yesterday appointed night
watchmnn ~ tho city md county building 10
succeed Josiah Lecg. resigned Tho appoint
mont OF Ncitch was made by Mayor Thomp-
hon and Councilman Black under an agree
mont entered into with tho County Commits
hlohsra' who wcro allowed TO name the CHIEF
ons!neeE far tho hmlldInc wv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
RESORT is RAIDED
Dlssolute Women Will Not Be AL
lowed in Saloons.

-Four women, ranging In ages from \ to is
years. Tuesday night arrested IN the
Black Cat saloon. West Temple street by or
ncers Schultze and Middleton This ia not tho
nrst time that tho police havo found viola
tions OF the law in this dive. but Chief Sheets
is determined TO break up the practice OF al
lowing women Of questionable character TO
mnke such plnccs theIr renaczNous
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
TO TEST SUNDAY LAW
Rendered Verdi's Requiem Mass and
It Is Called "a Perforray

NEW YORK Feb. N-TIeinrich conried al.
rector OF The Metropolitan opera house. was
arrested today for giving a rendition OF Yer
ol s requiem mass last Sunday evening HI,
arrest was made for the purpose OF test
case case growing out of recent agitation against
Tn hlsht concerts In New York theaters
Tho requiem mass last Sunday u., - -,
a q series OF regular Sunday night CONCERTS at
INC metropolitan opcra-house which have hccn
-, progress Tor some time. After being ar
,Nsned today Mr.. Conried was paroled The
hearlns has been set for Echruar, %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
BECOMES A RECRUIT
Ohio Poet Will Boost See America
First Movement.

Edmond Vance Cook the Ohio poet and Ioc-
turer. Ia ono of the latest recruits to tho great
army OF Americans that supporting tho
Sec America First movement Upon his re-
cent Visit TO Salt Lake. Mr.. Cook prorni scd
Secretary Fisher Harris and Chief OF Publicity
Nctcalf that he would write stories OF tho
movement md embody references OF II in the
lectures he Ia 10 deliver throughout the coun-
try. Mr. Cook Joined Mr.. Harris. who Monday
night started on q tour OF the country in tho
interest OF the movement at Ogdon and they
Wero travelling COMPANIONS 10 Pendloton Or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
TO FIGHT Ell!
One Broker Under
but Others Vu

NEW YORK Fes Fe.l, n
idcnt Of the l@i<'ss 4. 80 |,
New Tcr<ey. who s }.srsi
using the mails 70. 70 : - 81 4
tradition o9oceeainss
ton y. J. -. rs
White and o.hS;s ;se Z.
pllcity in the stna.-ss ~ IL!
cIIcr which gel io'.,l, ..,,l,-iI,-, I
ssntei clients WIN 60
capital TO RySss nnI;o.- y . ~
was arrested On ,.nb.s
~ lis is understood %, tos' -
w,,i !, . be begun asIS' S.s
Cjrde CI,, cox. ano.hH, !, -
FTyederlek F ~ dc Waugh . Is
n!so under orre'l 'l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Bank Goes to Receiver

SOS Ton. Feb 1.-THE Hanover bank today
was pinced In the hands of Charles C. HaT
,u a .. Soston' as receiver by Judge Braloy OF
W nrsinla corporation. closed last week ON
, .n" sroand that IT was insolvcnt Its lin
i olntiss arc PLACED at $4,000 One or the vice.
Sr,ested about a week ago on charges oS con-
splraey and fraudulent uso OF thc mans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Registered Matter Regulations

An order from the third assistan nost,n,.,o-
general has been received at the local u.ost
oincc 10 the effect that horoalter all mnl mai
ter requiring fr5t-class postose rates and in
tended TO be registered must be scaled witb
wax or Otherwise. before 1t can be accepted
either by register clerk or carrier
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Bank Eles Articles

TIC state bank Of Brigham City which -.
a capital stock OF $4,000 In 500 sharrs ho ho,
illed articles OF Incorporation In tho on. "hs
via Eccles, PRECEDENT; NJ S Brow,n,n ~ ~.
VIC s1pres'denti H. l.. Fishbum. second x'cs
president. Jameo Haiverson, cashlox. 'ieo-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
BURGLARY REPORTED
F. w. St. Clair Loses About S1OO
Worth Of Goods

+ w. St Clair. 2S South Fourth East street
reported 10 the police late Tuesday night that
his residence had been entered by burglars
who had carried away a lady's gold watch
three rings. n gold pin, and q savings bank
containing about 81, in oil approximately Sl0o
worth Of plundcr The family at home
all the evening hence the work must have
been dono very quietly The city detectives
are working on the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
yESUyIUS DOM
Volcano in Erupns
Threatened Wlu

NAPLES. Feb. -
,ion ia assumlas 'h'E|
railway track hss 1se.
and the principal s;i's
destruction.
An effort IL osisb
masonry reinfxeed y
Streams Of lava -.
cradle rapidity. dssuss%
course. The authsla
tlons to prevent los =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
DESERTER CAPTURED
Admits That He Is Wanted at Mon
tereY, Cal

John King, who after his arrest admitted
that he had deserted from company G, FIt-
tscnth infantry, stationed at Monterey Cal
was on Tuesday night taken into custody by
Pntrolman Phillips The officer. who found
his man In Commercial street recognized him
from the published description. and King
made no attempt 10 deny his guilt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Screws on Russian prees

ST, PETERSBURG. Feb u-The co,ncu
OF Ministers has decided that the nrooS,,Irs
Iion oil newspapers OF false ru,nors against Tho
shti ~ OF lnIlviduol officials Of tho army
snaIl be punishable by two 10 cIrh, r,nrths
mp ,h ptisonhent lt "nd hneS not exceeding $50 In
u,0 event OF euch rumors causing an outbreaE
VI hlcsal nets or disturbances an,on,, In
troops, the penalty Will be incrc.sed ~, t"V
teen months .mDrisonment W s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
LOOKS SUSPICIOUS
Arrested Nan Has Gun and skole+o,
KEYS.

j. F Marlowe who gave his ars as tuor,,.
years MS occupation as q walter ma hi.
home town as Omaha, was arrested T,,sa, Us
night by Sergeant Jannoy and patroI,1"9y
Henry Johnston on q charge OK bavInr nna
cealed weapons and burglars tools I'm bis NJ
session, gun and skeleton key vs.
found In the possession OF the arrested NV, msfc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
WHERE is WILKERS0N?
Postmaster Thomas Receives Letter
From Mother Seeking Her Son.

Postmaster a. l.. Thomas yesterday rcccly.d
letter OF inquiry from Mrs. y. 2. WIIkerson
cf III Cherry street. Kansns City. Mo. as 10
tho whereabouts OF her son, T. e Wilkerson
whom shc last heard from al Salt Lake Ctty
in July. 1904. The letter states that tho In.
quTcT IL siHty-nNe years old and is Obliged
70 work for living Shc fears that her SON
who formerly of good character, has boon
led astray by OWL associates. but believes that
II he knew or her destitute circumstances he
would come 70 her aid
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
LADIES' LITERARY CLJTB
Tourist Section Holds q MEETING ~
Club Home,

The tourist section OF the IadIcs, r,,o
club met yesterday morning ut the cluShonan
Two excellent papers were given by Mrs MOI,
ton j. Cheesman and Mrs. Sanford Th
topics were: Second Foreign Wa az, nc
TAPPING Rebellion OF China and The sfn
hammsdan Rebellion: Modes Of Punishm.1t g
The paper on China was not finished ana Win
be heard at the sections next meeting i M
business w2s transacted NO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Brush Creek Articles.

Tho Brush Crock FIumo ana Reservoir COM
pany OF Vernal With capital stock of SIS 600
in $40 shares, flcd articles Of incorporat tlon
IN the office Of tho Secretary OF State ycstor-
day. The officers arc: J. X. Bullock prosI-
dent A. X. Johnston, secretary; John O. Ey-
ans treasurer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
FAILS TO SELECT SITE
Packing Company Still Unsettled as
to Location of It's Plant.

The officers and directors OF tho now Utnh
Packing company held n meeting Tuesday In
the Dcseret National bank building. but failed
To decide upon location for tho plant
the purpose for which the meeting was
called. Tho matter however. discussed
at length. and II announced at the close
Of the meeting that decision would be
renchcd before tho end OF this week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
prominent Banker Dies

mcrly prominent mercbsn, in hSeo'; nc ,-,I. TOT
p"r,s pa%e, agent OF the London bankins nrm Of
arst essIstos, stos, and iother of Robert Bacon
A'"'0 In jamaica Platn today aged Sa xs.r.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Will Resume Meetings.

The New Thought Science league Will re-
sumo meetings Thursday s o'clock o. M.
room 2lS Constitution building All interested
in psychic science and practical psychology
are invited. Members urged to come to
arrange for a courGc % study.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
SEVENTY FIFTH BIRTHDAY
Phil Margetts Celebrates His Dia-
mond Anniversary.

Tho sevcntyffth birthday of Phil Marpctts
the veteran actor. was flttlnGly and plea sanity
celebrated by number OF his friends and sd-
mirers al the residence OF his daughter, Mrs
Lizzie Ridds Saturday evening last During
tho evening supper was served and sonCs
recitntlons and cards completed the event
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Patriotism His Creed.

Patriotism has been his guide, and when
n service was to be made the duty was
performed with kindness but frmncss. re-
gardlcss OF the station occupied by the
party TO be served This Ia a fact so we'll
known that ne has been a terror to tho
riolators OF Federal laws and more than
once when it has been susplcioncd that
papers were likely to be received by Ben
Haywood. prominent law-breakers have
taken TO their heels and never stopped
running until they were safely beyond the
lnrlshLclImn OF lhn L-nLtod SLltos officers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Papers Are Amended

Tho amended papers set out the corrcc,
date Of the California marriage and gave the
woman's name, and II Is believed that n Plant
Is released upon the old papers the now ones
VIII result In his being turned over to Shcrin
Ware of Davis county. who has been In San
Francisco for the past ten days awaiting q
determination OF the matter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Former Salt Laker Dead

william Hampton. who was many years con-
nected with tho IL. Dnwoodey Furniture com
Papy' He'd at his home In PocnieIIo OF
BrightS discosc. His remains Will reach here
Thursday morning. Notice OF funeral later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Decree Of Divorce.

Judge Morse has granted n decree OF divorce
to Louise SimkinS from Joseph E. SlmkIns
Oh the ground OF n-support Tho parties
were married In 1901 and have one child. aged
three years. tho custody OF which way given
to the mother.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Right Of VgJ

judge Morse has dJS
case OF Herman H!1 "a Z
finding In favor q tss
ins their claim to 4 tt;'
alley on the north q ?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Will Not Oppose Balfour.

of TIi'S' NDoN' Feb. IA meeting OF tho city
n not 10 oppose the former Pronier. ! RaIl
to,,r 'icSuon Tor the city election Sir, Bal
i,n tour is therefore assured ot a seat in par
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Gave Plant a Loophole.

In the original papers, II is set out that
Plant had a wife OF tho time OF the Davis
county marriage, but her name not given
and the date OF the marriage was incorrectly
stated This gave Plant loopholc through
which nc tried to escape. but IL Ia Understood
that ho is otill In custody. the matter be
,.lnr nl, MI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Attempts to 3

Then followed \ -
settle with Wallet. 81
ofIered on 10 and 6nsIliy 81
go, Then Dr Ries,La
ne ne didn't consider "a III.
Il Will advise he go, ~
and II they don't d. ~
myself from my oz,r III
Same time, DR.. Plrl, VI
Wallet that he xosId NJ
snort time. but The JstI'
cliDed 10 SETTLE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Will Meet at the Prison

Tho State Board OF Corrections. consiatInc
Of Gov. Cutler. Judge j. Z. Frick and Judge
Elins a. Smith. Will hold meeting at tie
State prison today. Only routine matters arc
to be considered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
AMERICA WILL.
rm5assador white ,,l =
N~ Over E'

LONDON. !, Fe9i 9aitstl'| 's15|
II am in a p;ss ~ ;ss =
"EmbassadOrr rr,.st -,
proposal whlcSN SNoth frs
II have MI ,'l lssgs
that a successiu ~
pected.T
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
His Oath a Golden Text,

His Official oath was not taken as
piaything or in lcvity and for nearly four
years IL has been 10 him a golden text
and a central and sacred truth His
work has been done strictly on honor
without reservation or hesitation and the
way OF duty TO him has never been OBJ
scurcd by the dogmes OF any creed or
articles % Col
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
EXTREMELY CURIOUS"
CASE NOW ON TRIAL
Novel Action Is Being Tried Be-
fore Judge Morse in the
Equity Division.

Judge Morse Ia nov, engaged In the trial
OF an action in the equity division OF the
Third District court which can not bo
described otherwise than ns both novel
and curious.
The plaintiff In the action is Josephine
Allcock and the chief defendant is Mrs.
Ida Fitzgerald. The Russell l.. Tracy
company also is party defendant. but is
not connected with tho sensational al
legations OF the complaint.
Allegations in Brief.
In brief, the allegations are ns follows;
Mrs. Allcock alleges that Mrs Fitzgerald
secured from her a deed to certain prop
erty In this city. 5000 being named In the
deed as the consideration. but that not
/ cent was ever paid for the property,
which Mrs Fitzgerald now claims.
Mrs. Fitzgerald alleges that she paid
Mrs. Fitzgerald 5000 I'm cash for the
property before placing the deed on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
What Y..

rod6s, The facts in til, c,..
record, record, are TO ths - .,
3sSSfSgerely 3,SS injured IN
III Ilfth South aad s,,:s
wv = The injured T,l,. -.
a dlslocatIon Of tts ~
70 a drug store \; ~
VINO placed him unI.,
before he recovered 'si q Y
taken In charge h ~.
S1I' S,Glsn' DR. Joseph 6 Fl
dueed the disloe,dtlss. a.
sure sured the injured -.
well within a week !. y.
within a few hoirYs ~,
az a time when S.a,s
the company'S clsIna. ia -
let's home I .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Always Wore the Flag.

His strict integrity is a feature that
should not be overlooked and to him and
his friends II Is surely a cause for su-
preme satisfaction that I'm these times of
Sfaft exposure no breath OF suspicion has
been raised TO put a cloud on the little
flag that so often adorns the lapel OF his
coat and which TO him, as IT should to all
IoyaI AmerlCans. mans so nimch-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Labor Is With Them.
Working Glass the Backbone.

George s. McAlllster, tho next speaker.
was also out for more factories In his
opinion the working class is the back
bone or any community, and they
are needed here. He suggested that
merchants should instruct their clerks
TO encourage the sale OF home made
ri
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
STILL AFTER C. G. PLANT
Davis County Authorities Believe
They Will Soon Get Their Man.

Amended papers were forwarded 20 San
Frnncisco Tuesday In tho Cecil G. Plant 20
lyEamy case. Plant II wanted in Davis coun-
ty for marrying woman there, when he had
wife from whom he not divorced living
In San francisco. but his cXtradiuon has
been held up by habcas corpus proceedings
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
New 7RIlI |
N DAMN
Supreme Court ~
lnent l1 in Suit Asf
Street Car q
COMPANY Doclos1|
IN A DIl||
Court Z Holds phydsi|
fair AdyantIasl
jured NJ

can,,, IN an opinion r5u,, I
Bnrtch and JustIc. ,.q i
n5sme t5s 1e,,sH court has rs,s.
Of LOUIS ~s' SoaTt court i.a&I
Ir,ah I',,"1y ny, and Posa y,
judgment OF tho I,|
Ver OF the compasv ~
pealed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Served Not Quite Four Years.
Fulfilled Intent of His Oath.

1t is said OF him that he has faithfully
fulfilled the intent of his official oath,
both In letter and In spirit TO the fullest
extent which # is possible for man to do.
This is a statement. the truth OF which
Will be willingly and cheerfully admitted
by all who know him or know OF his work
regardless Of their religious or political
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
SIDELIGHTS Of COURT
Little Glimpses of Unfortunates Who
Face the Bar Of Justice.

This is tho tale OF delinquents. old as the
hills and got new,
old in tho mind OF the public. new TO tho VIC
Tins who trembling
Rise and with fcar-strlcken faces walt for tho
sentence OF Justice.
Two hours otter midday of Tuesday Judge
Dichl made his wayVto the rostrun,
While the clerk In accents sonorous made II
known that court was In seAsion
Then eight OF the men who on charges OF
breaking the laws bv gambling
Had been held to await their trials wcro
given "a chance TO go quickly.
Greek Verbs Fly Fast.
BY The railing OF tho courtroom
Stood a brlgand OF the mountains.
AT least that is what no looked like
Answered to tho name Of Gus Pompua '
He was both unwashcd and pompous
As he said NO spik the Engls."
And a friend who had been longer
In this country ccmc to aid him.
Then at once the air was nlled With
Sounds that were not much like music
Pompus s,rove with mouth ond gestures
To explain away tho charges
How he drunk too much lrewater.
How he swore and cursed and shouted
How he yelod out his defiance
'Gainst the bluecoat who had warned him
That no had TO curb his temper.
Or md lodging In tho prison
1t avaIlcd not that the mem'ry
OF tho man who looked bloodthirsty
Failed TO bring recollection
or what happened after taking"
Twenty days or twenty dollars
Was tho verdict OF his honor.
And tho fierce and frenzicd Pompus
Sat down locking much detected
flned for Expectoration.
WIN GriGgs forgot
That the spot
Whore he cxpectorntcd
There WA spittoon.
And very soon
Ho found himself belated.
For arrest wus made.
His fnc was paid.
II cost HIM tust dollars
IA he turned AWAY
Ho seemed 10 say:
1t is no use 10 hollcr.'
Witness Did Not Appear.
When A. Guitar stood up at last,
I seemed his witness was one who had
passed.
ScslstIng a noliceman cost him ten.