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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-28
HICKMAN HAMM Erred.
Delivery of Shreveport Pitcher Much
to Liking OF New Orleans

70 I'NF''J V' FNOW u TGdFFs'
At New Orleans Sunday the local
Baseball league team batted Hickman
Of Shreveport all over the lot, winning
8 to T.
Memphis, 8; Nashville, =.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-28

the venerable authoress observed the
anniversary with little family party
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-28

fMads % the uII IlatNh Ftoee~l
N~wa fat q hsnklet containing several haass>efaa
espseaassi1ns II satssl hlass-. rHsrtas valuable
saxe&.ssans tor a rslor .cbeae In Nstntins rear
Asas~s A se-s fsr paint parlss ss also slssa
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY
CfAsh A&a ana iflfh 81. 81. lNsxin. 40.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
SHEEP In GOOD CONDITION
Those on the Range Passed Through
Winter Unusually Well.

w. r. Dennis, tho well-known sheep
owner OF Hcber. is making stay or sew
eral days in Salt Lake. Mr.. Dennis states
that the sheep on the ranges have passed
through the winter unusually we'll and
that shearing Will begin early in April
Although the snowfall has been far above
normal there has been an absence Of Sc
we're storms, and while the snow has at
tained an unusual depth on the noun
tains 4 has not remained In the valleys
and ranges SO as TO interfere with the
fiocks
The sheep men OF his region and. for
that matter, OF n much larger territory
are disconnected he says. by the slow
ness of the supcrintendents of forest re-
serves in Issuing grazing permits 10 the
nockmasters. Instead of delaying this
matter until spring, the permits should,
he says. be issued In the fall or carly
winter for the following year. Such L
procedure would enable the sheep own
ers TO provide for their flock, as a flock
of sheep without range is as valueless as
agricultural land without water.
Another serious annoyance Is the slow
ness OF the authorities at Washington IN
Announcing the definite boundaries of the
new forest reserve I'm his part OF the
country. which includes all OF the old
GIntah forest reserve and a part of the
former Indian reservation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
Posts, Relief Corps and Ladies' Grand
Army Busy With Preparations.

Tho Grand Army posts, tho Women's Relief
corps and Ladies' or the Grand Army are juat
now busy arranging for the coming OF tho
Commander-in-C Chief Corporal Tanner and his
stan, and also for tho State encampment
which Will take place the 10th OF May 1906
Friends OF tho Grand Army are earnestly re-
Questod to come forward and lend oil assist
anco possible to make the arair n SUCCESS IL
VIII bo an occasion that Will bring a number
OF prominent people 10 the city and holp to
advertise salt Lake II iS the intention NJ
the G. a. X of Salt Lake TO arrange Tor n
military and civic parade. Tho last two en-
oampmcnts held at Park City and Ogden were
SUCCESS hence Salt Lake City will certainly
lot fall behind Special trains Will run from
Ogden. Provo, SpringYille and Park City Tho
followln. tho committees
General committee. from j. r. MoKenn post
Comrades Clark, Davis, Corser Schnell AIN
Slcater. from George r, Maxwell post Com
rades Burns Kent Grovonor. Rowe, Sauirts
Swem.
Mexican W. r. corps-Mcsdames Clark. Dun
can. Campbell Short Dean. Peas: George r
MAXWELL w. X. corps. MCsdnmeu Jcfrrics
Brooks ShowakeT. Wlneker, Owens, Burns
Reynolds ClTclc-bIesdamcs Grovcnor Sleater
Prico Browning, JonkinE. HoEE.
Finance CoInmittce-R. G. Slcatcr, chairman.
T. II. Clark. secretary o. F Davis treasurer:
r. Am. G. d. s0uires. ~. M. KaGhn. A
Groyonor.
TransportatIon-R C slcater. II P. Burns.
C w. Schnoll
Reception Committce-Past Department Com
Inandcrs NJ. a Brceden. 81. NJ. Kalrhn r.
Am. T. II. Clark. Fl p. Burns. II. G Sleater
chairman: Alfred Kent sccretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
WORKING IN HARMONY
Ladies' Auxiliary and NJ. & M. Board
Of Directors Hold Meeting.

The board of directors OF the Manufac-
turcrs and Merchants association and the
board OF directors OF the Ladies auxll-
ilry Of the same association had a joint
meeting at the headquarters last night
Considerable business was transacted. but
nothing that is ripe for publication could
be given out The officers of the associa-
ton. however. expressed themselves es
being greatly pleased with the work that
is being accomplished by the Ladies' aux
directors are working In perfect harmony.
Reports that have been received from va
riouS Utah manufacturers show that the
ladies have accomplished great good in
the furtherance OF the work of patron
izInG homo Industries
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
MAKE SALT LAKE
. CITY BEAUTIFUL"
Civic Improvement League Will
Be Formally Launched at
Meeting Tuesday.
SPLENDID PROGRAMME
HAS BEEN ARRANGED
Number of Prominent Ladies
and Gentlemen Will Ad-
dress Gathering,

The Civic Improvement league. the or
moro beautiful city. thus adding to Its
already natural attrnctiveness, Will hold
a meeting In the auditorium OF the Y. NJ
c. a. building on Tuesday evening at 8
o clock to formally launch the society.
Tendency Of the Age.
age Other cities have accomplished much
In this direction and Salt Lake. the city
OF splendid opportunities, win also be
made. the "City Beautiful" A programme
h&s been arranged for the occasion Brief
speeches will be made by a number Of
IrominonI ladies and gentlemen on the
subject "A More Beautiful CITY, and
scme choice musical selections VIII be
rendered, The admission Is free.
Programme for Occasion.
Judge O. w Powers Will be the chair
man Of the evening. The following is the
programme in full,
Address ........ ..,...Judse o. w. Powers
solo ........ ...s...s .Mra Charles G, Plummer
Miss Judith Evans Accompanlst
Specch .... ... ........... RoV L. l Goshen
Speech m eco. -. Mrs Susie Young Gates
Speech .... -. .......... Hon. William H. King
Solo. ........ .......... Miss Mary Kinball
Presentation OF names OF officers and govern
Ing board,
Speech ...s.. 80. .-.......--. Frank b Stephens
Speech ....s... s... ...s....s 80. Blshop spadng
Speech ..s....... .. 80. Mrs. A. V. Taylor
Speech .... . ............. ..s.... E q. Critchlow
SIeech ....... .-..-,..., Judge E F. Colborn
Duet, Miss sigrid Peterson and Prof Charles
O. Kent
Miss Pearl Rothchild. accompanied.
Speech s.-,,. Mr.. Nathonihah Thomas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
USED MAILS TO DEFRAUD
Complaint Made Against David Nc
Lain and Wife of OGDEN.

a complaint charging the use of the
United States mails for fraudulent pur-
poses was on Saturday drawn by District
c. McLaln and Alice McI-aln. his wife,
Of ogden. The complaint was lodged
With United States Commissioner Charles
Baldwin, before whom the parties who
are now under arrest at Ogden will be
given a hearing. 1t Is charged that In
February last the accused parties, then
residing at Ogden, sent threatening lot
tcrs to E. NJ Felshaw, an Ogden dentist
for the purpose of eXtortlng from him
800. In case the money WAS not paid
as requested the dentist was threatened
exposure Of improper relations with q
prominent Ogden woman. The offense for
which this action is brought Is more
commonly known as hlncknnll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
MRS. TlLLMAN LOCATED
Mother Of Young Man Who Died In
Arizona Is Found.

and his assistants the mother OF " T. Tnl
man, the young man who died recontly in
Tucson Ariz., and an account of which was
published in Tho Tribune Saturday nus been
located in this city in tho person OF Mrs 5 p
Tlllman- This Information tho officers obtained
after lengthy canvass OF tho city OF the peo-
Pile oI that nome.
Mrs. TillmGn gnyo tho officers O description
OF her son, nlso told of tattoo marks on hi,
arm in the shape OF an anchor and star This
description wired To the Reilly Under
tnling company OF the Arizona city. and late
yesterday afternoon the answer came stating
that II tailed with that of the dead man
Mrs. TilInan who Is widow and reported
TO be In rather poor circumstances upon learn
Ing that the dead wns hor son. lmrne-
dlo:ely set about gathering Information regard
for burial in the family plot The expenses
attached 10 the shipping of tho hpdy 10 this
city was learned by the police TO reach about
SEQ. As to whether the mother will order the
body brought hero has not been definitely de-
cidcl upon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
DEPENDS UPON WEATHER
Departure of Batteries From Fort
Douglas Will Be DELAYED

on the representations OF the post COM
mnnder regarding tho climatic conditions along
the proposed route of march for the batteries
frorl Fort TCuglus to Fort Russell. Wyo, tho
departure OF the battalion is postponed by In
structons from the War Department until such
time tho commanding officer Of this post
deems II practicable. having regard TO the then
prevailing climatic conditions. for tho over
land mach TO be undertaken So thc hattericr
will remain at the fort for some time longer
than anticipated. and their departure is now
mainly matter OF weather
Serst. George Huddlcson. company III,
Twentyanlnth Infantry. who to Fort
Logan. Colo. TO appear before u board OF ON
for examination to his ntness for a
commission In the army has returned TO tho
fort. The result or his examination is not Yet
ut hand Serst. Huddlcson brought three ad-
iitlonnl mer 10 the Twenty-ninth lnfentry on
his return trip. thus most NIL OF tho few re-
mRini1S vacancies in the infantry are nlled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
BOOSTER FOR B0R
TALKS OF HIS Il.
Just Back From Washf
Where He Visited to ADJ
Interests of SettlerI|
INSPECTOR WILL NOW 4
VISIT MINlDOKA PB|
Rights of Settlers, He Be
viii Now Be Locke
After. q

Nal Reed OF Burley. Ida. a
Kenyon; just returned from Wap
D. c.. whittier he went 70 odl,
interests OF settlers OH tho Mini6
ect. Something like S1,sOo.ooo
lowed for the work. and that a.,
clares. has been diverted to oti,
ests BY official fayoritIsm. and
tiers who took UP land in goodg
living on 4 desert. I,
Inspector to Visit Site
There ara $50 falms Of so =,
all OF which were occupied und,
assurance Of water from a.
ditches Imagine how these 10
are, pcnnlless and helpless. an5,'
cause fHyoritism has robbed ther
rights, have beon with the 7.
at Washington, and no has ann
spcctor O'Fallon 10 80 To our
make rigid inquiry into the mat
Durley the Town. v
"Burley? Why, Burley Is a :
at the end OF tho new branch ofl
ldoka " Southwestern road Il
county. Idaho 1t will be onc7
In May next, and now has 5c0 IA
1t Is tho distributing point fori
southern country. We hEvo a sl0,
paper plant, q $1,000 opera-hous4'
building the Reed Inn. A hofe]
$1,000 Our leading manufaelurf
try Is the making OF carboIItaI
grent beds OF lime rock all abou1i
riculturo. under Irrigation. Al
raising are our commercial anch'1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
TEMPERS GOLD AND Ct
New Discovery Which VIII
tioniZc Machine Construct'

Registered at the Knutsford ~ ~
Holly and Jacob E Meyer Oh
celsS. president and treasurer ,
IL OF the Tempered Dueoiie Mss ,,,t
nany. They are here In tne ~
their company. which is orsanl,zNs' n,N
purpose OF manufacturing SYiS
instruments, copper electTiTAi
and silyerware made POSSIBLE ny
coVery COW or y. Il. Vaughn OF meahS
per gold. silver and COPPER
Mr.. Vaughn has Invented J., msan1 ,.,,,1
bv delicate gold surgical instrcIn,
Se made keen as tine shaipesrt .,i. w.
the fact chat gold Is so perlec,s,,' ps,a'
tic and steel IS liable 10 coI.oT,v, l,,,n
tba discovery one OF eInine3t mp
T In the larger field Mr Vausn n5n
covery of means Of tenpeflhB vvs'
rrovsuiitionizs r"sei machine cons. 5.
enI.inrs OF tempered eop2er are =
and more enduri lg than sIesl. .a
Gearing, . propeller shafts ana a., t,ar n
~ electricnl machinery, sup!sc, y
lion arc among other impor.an,ss
" bich copper can be put TO suPp'si q
Srcause OF IT'S durability; ana III
Siscovery opens a new held III go
az mechanics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
Cites Chapter of Statutes.

ernment business that personal attention
IL demands. Employees VINO know what
,is going on inside the Office of the post
master can scarce be expected to MAIN
tain very high esprit de corps
Thomas Is Shrewd
dies his private ventures in way to
attract the least possible public atten-
ton. Examination OF rural routes and
trips to Washingto ton to secure better
postal facilities, etc, hide a multitude of
personal errands, That which reaches the
newspapers is OF a spectacular nature for
tho ediflcation Of the reading public
New sub-station to be established. and
whole lot of other fanciful creations
which provide places for new hands with
out subscribing bit OF use,
Should Attend to Business.
IF. instead of busylng himself about
new sub-stations and like gewgaas. Gov
Thomas viii devote himself to giving Tho
patrons OF his office an efficient collection
and delivery of the malls, he will confer
on business men lasting obligation
Then. If he Will for while slough Off
some OF his mining. real estate, renting
and brokerage work, we may expect a
service in the Salt Lake postofflce TO com
pare with that enjoyed by other cities.
He Might Be Personal.
Scarcely any business man In Salt
Lake but realizes the frightful condition
of the office. Even those who have not
other cities, know that there Is onethInr
wrong here. He may bo invaluable TO
his party. a vital factor in the success
of those who maintain him In his pres
ent position, and entitled by lifelong ca
reer in public offico to the sinecure he
now enjoys, but something should be
done TO relieve the present situation in
the Salt Lake mall service. Why could
not Gov Thomas hold the honorary title
and stipcnds OF the office, and an acting
postmaster be appointed who would looI
after the needs OF the Office?
SUFFERER"
Salt Lake. Iaroh "a,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
LIGHT ING OF STREETS
IN SALT LAKE CITY
lncandescent Lamps Advocated
in Place of Glaring High
Power Ones.

Van Rensselaer, LansnGh the illuminat-
irg engineer, made an address before the
members OF the Salt Jako Real Estate
association at the association headquar-
ters Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Lansingh devoted his remarks on
urely TO the subject OF street illumIna-
ton. advocating the use of tho incandes-
cent lamp in place OF the arc light,
Advocates Incandescent Lamps.
Mr., LansinSh is cndeNvorinG TO educate
the people of Salt Lake to the fact tnat
much better results can be obtained by
the proper distribution OF lamps of smaller
candle power placed at proper distances.
than results from glaring lamp of nigh
over placed at the end OF each block
Those of the association who were pres
cnt agreed that the matter should be
brought up ut ths next meeting and the
suggestions OF Mr. LanSingh should be
heartily indDrScd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
DENVER JUVENILE CO
Well known Coloradoan Has
but Praise for Tribuna

A. ]. WeStland. manager OF the
Pickle company OF Denver. Cob
the Knutsford, and when he "a
few minutes from business Is a q
vocate of Judge Ben Lindsey's
court in Denver. why. sir, II II
ter that comes close home TO all
men. We must have these boyf
payrolls later on, and 1t is Of thu
interest TO us that We uphold
movements for the making D.
worlllngmen- Our Juvenile cour
one ray of clear light In all q
cloud OF Denver jurlsprudence, q
glad TO note go many cities ara
our work Tho great secret of Jud
sey's success Hes In his magnctit
ality. The poor waif. who
kicked and cuftcd TIL lie Is q
crime In self-pr .servatlon. KIN
man. at least. who will be true
and that man is Judge Lindsey
tude is thus awakened In hearts
all good influences. and true ma
the result Yes. we have ma
things in Denver, but our JuveuI
Is ahead. OF all L." Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
PRESENTED WITH CANE
H. E. Schaufelberger Given One by
Co-Werkers in Walkers Store.

On Saturday afternoon Mr. II E. Schau-
felberger WAS presented with handsome
gold Headed cane with mis- initials cn-
graved upon 1t by his co-workcrs in the
Walker Brothers dry goods store. Mr..
Schaufelberger mas been buyer for that
H. stitution. and Saturday was his last
day Of service with the company He as
sufnes a similar position with tho Keith
O'Brien company. Tho cane was given as
q memento Of the pleasant relations that
have existed between Mr.. Schaufclberger
pud his associates in business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
Prosecution Is Urged.

And you cnJoiaed to DO vigilant In the
enforcement OF the provisions or this eootion.
You also cnjoincd to vigorously prosecute
the Indian hims slf' IL he Is caught violating
any Of tho penal Btotutes OF tho State. Pun
ishinz the whito man for SdllinE liquors TO
the Indian does not always reach the evil the
law Intends TO roach. IL the Indian gets drunk
and steals or commits assault he ought to
be made example OF. and ] believe that
some vigorous prosecutions along thia line
would have very sslutaIY OBJECT,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
WESTERN H0MESEEKER
Next Number of Publication Will Be
Issued in Salt Lake.

1t Is announced that the next number
OF the Western Homcseeker. n monthly
publication formerly of Missoula, Mont
VIII be Issued in Salt Lake between April
10 and 20 The management is the West
ora Houeso eker Publishing company, o
Rant ia president and principal stock
holdcr. James a. Notcalf, who Is con-
nccted with the "Sec America FIRST
Sc eker and William w. Latham Is the
advertising manager Mr.. Latham is now
in Salt Lake preparing for tho forthcom-
ing number OF the Homeseoker from its
new home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
Looks Good for Bonds

There Is virtually no question that tho
proposition 10 bond the Jordan school
district for 10000 for improvements and
new buildings will carry next Friday at
the bond election Meetings viii be held
during the week as follows Butler Mon
day evening; Sandy. Tuesday evening;
East Jordan. Wednesday evening; Draper,
Thursday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
PIONEER MERCHANT DEAD
Richard Bentley of st. George Passes
Away. Aged BE Years.

Richard BENTLEY, the pioneer merchant
Of ST. George, and prominent for many
yeors in church and civic affairs, died
at his home at that place Saturday at tho
oge OF SO years. Deceased was native OF
Enrlnrd and came to Utah over fifty year
aco Ho lived for number Of years in
the Seventeenth ward in this city He
leaves a number OF children. and one Of
Ih.sn Is Mrs E. @. Woolley OF Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
Suit to Enforce Contract.

An action was begun In the Federal
court Saturday by the Western Pacific
Railway company against ~ Dunbar in
which it is sought TO enforce a contract
for the sale IL parts OK lots / and s in
block 81 Of Plat Il in Salt Lake. The price
slated by tho complaint to he in the con-
tract Is s27oo, OF which SlQO Is alleged to
have beea PAID
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
PERSONAL MENTION

Tho Miseeg sholes leave this morning for
Oakland. Cal. for the beneht OF Miss sholcs'
health
Mr.. end Mrs, w 81. Buswoll at homo
to tAcir friends. 6ll Sixth street
State Auditor Edwards went to Brigham
City business yesterday
H. w. Griffith. clork of the supreme court.
has returned horoe from q three-weoks' trip to
Los Angeles 0nd other coa1t points.
Gov. Cutler went 10 Provo on private busi-
ness Saturday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
CLEVER CARTooNIs
He Is Housed at the Wilsf'
He Comes From Codv-

A clever cartoonist Is HOUSED
Wilson In the person of Mr.. Jol
or the Cody Enterprise Of. Cod
the paper started originally bv
Bill and Col. Peake. Mr.. Hood
his own cartoons and prices hi
the fact that the Enterprise is
country weekly In existence tn,
a real, live cartoon In every issu
The great storm belt OF the
weeks did not include the Big Ho
country. and our herds Of catu
fine trim. Cody ia at the site
great Government dam in
canyon. where water is being sto|
rlgats 20o.Co0 acres. I fnd prus1
all sections in which l have ira,
look for an exceptionally good
over the country"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
Bids for Telephone System.

The Secretary OF the Interior has ad-
vertised for bids for the construction OF
telephone system in connection with
the Strawberry valley reclamation pro-
jcct The system Is to cover about thirty
Ave miles and TO include four stations
LIDS viii be received until May 2. and
particulars as to the work can be OBJ
taincd from George L. Swcndsen OF tho
reclamation service IN Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
Mrs. Barlow Ferguson Dead.

The wife Of Barlow Ferguson, a former
salt Lake attorney, who moved to Boise
something over a year ago. died at her
nome in that city Friday. Mrs. Fcrgu
son was sister OF r. r. Tanner of
Beaver. who Is n member Of the State
Board OF Equalization Mr.. and Mrs
Tanner passed through Salt Lake Satur-
day on the way TO Boise. where the fu-
neral waS held Sunday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
Brother Will Come.
DATE FOR DEDICATION
New Methodist Church Will Be For
nlally Opened May 81.

The new building OF the First Methodist
church now nearing completion and sit
ueted at the corner OF Second South and
second East streets, Will be dedicated on
Sunday May r. The dedicatory services
Moore The Sunday-sc rooms will DC
ready for use by the Arst Sunday in April,
The church, when completed, including
the grounds Will represent an outlay OF
approximately $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
RenuchaInp Is Coming

Tho famous lecturer and - = =,
pFilcsophcr. Mr.. Lou eotdlr 1udlro
appear at the \. ". =. ~ ., M
FriGay evening. MaEcn ~ fhn
champs lecture VIII hai s,,r er
number OF the Y. NJ. q "a s' n
mont courseS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26
MILLER WILL NOT Be
PERMITTED TO MARRY
Second Contemplated Wedding
at County Jail Quickly
Nipped in Bud.

Al Mile. who is being held In the
county jail pending hearing on the
charge OF crimlcal intimacy with a II
ycar-o old girl, and who was originally SEN
fenced to sixty days by Judge Brown for
contributing to tho delinquency or me
girl and released on habeas corpus, also
IS troubled with ths matrimonial bee
Was Engaged to Both.
There Is method In MIllers madness
however. as his purpose In desiring {" wed
Is TO prevent tho woman In the case from
tcstlfying against him when he 10 cnl.ed
for trial The woman Is Emma SahlperS'
aged Y years who testified before JuakS
Brown that her downfall was due 10 hrr
association with tho 17-yoar-old girl with
whom Miller admitted intimacy.
Method in His Madness.
Miller. Il appears, who looks like any
thing else but Il heart Sm2sher, has pecn
engaged TO both glrlJ, ard Miss SahloHrg
told Judge Brown that she would Stlll
marry him IL he wnnted her. Inc wcd-
ding. however. will not be permitted, as
Sheriff EGlcry has finally concluded that
he has enough OF this kind OF thing and
viii not give his consent.
The SahlberG woman VIII be one OF the
principal witnesses against Miller, unless
she marrics him. In that event the law
would protect hcr. II Is claimed, and she
could not be compelled 10 testify.
Would Refuse to Issue License.
But tho wedding will not take place, un-
Joil on bonds. Sheriff Emery VIII not
permit It. and even II he consented County
Clerk Edredgc would refuse TO issue the
marriage license.