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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19

When you sing the other fellows
praises you can depend on an encore
Puck.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
III
Predicted He apke
Out in Not NM nan
Is Rounds.
PLENTY MONEY FLASHED
MOST or THE FIGHT FANS, HOW
EVER, ARE WAGERING ON THE
GENERAL RESULTS OF cALiFoR.
MIA BATTLE.
PLENTY MONEY FLASHED

San Francisco. July 1.-Betting on
the Ketchel-Papke fight which takes
place at Coffroths next Monday, has
opened up at ten to six with Ketchel
on the long end.
Those who like to exercise their
guessing qualities In other directions
may wager on the length OF the con-
test, il they wish. It is even money
that Ketchel will win In eighteen
rounds. and this form Of speculation
ID so popular that man can secure
asbet either way without waiting long
Ic Plenty Of Money.
In the betting on general results II
ID said that there is plenty of money
behind each of the men. On the
whole, It looks as though great deal
OF money will change hands over the
battle for the middleweight champion
ship.
The rival training camps are crowd
ed daily. and visitors are rewarded
for their trip by seeing the fighters 60
through full program OF work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
HIT WITH 4 SHOVEL
OF Mckinney Struck Down in a
Street Row by Will
RalSton.
VICTIM DRAWS THE FINE

Then he came at me. made a
couple Of passes. told him I'd bust
his head open with the shovel and
then I struck him."
That is the way William Ralston,
colored. member OF the street clean
ing department, told about his scrap
at Eighth and North E streets with
OF Mckinney. colored, last Saturday.
But Mckinney drew the fine in city
court this afternoon. 1t was 81 and
costs. Now Mckinney says he is go
ing to file an affidavit against Raj
ston.
Ralston said he was at work sweep
ing the pavement. when Mckinney
approached him and asked what he
(Ralston) had been telling the Mrs
about her husband. Ralston denied
being a talebearer. He claims McKin
ney asked If they hadn't always beer
good friends. but he could see trouble
was brewing. A chapter as to wha
followed was left out by Ralston's ties
timony, but he said Mckinney drew
his fists and he could see a storm il
the west 50 let fly with the shove
handle. Mckinney struck back usins
his fists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
Announcement.

We take pleasure In announcing
that the greenhouses east Of the city.
heretofore operated by The =. 9. mn
Co., will hereafter be devoted exclus-
,vely to the growing OF high grade cut
flowers and fancy pot plants for the
retail trade. We shall have the choac-
est of roses. carnations. sweet peas.
chrysanthemums and other cut n0w.
ers in their season and shall httesfts
er make q speciality Of blooming plants
in pots. We have an arrangemeut
with The E. G. Hill Co.. by which the
people Of Richmond may obtain
through us that firms novelty cut
flowers.
We hope by effort and attention "a
merit. . continuance Of the coofi0euce
which the people Of the city have a.
ways placed In that arm.
The phone number. 2463. which ap'
pears in the directory ~ The =. q.
Hill CO.. East Of City" will be our
phone number and all orders sivsa %
over 1t will receive the usual prompt
and liberal attention.
FRED H. LEMON Z CO..
Successors to the Retail Depaftu6ont
Of The e. G. Hin Co. Phooe 34b1.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
REPORT OF POLICE
During the Past Month Seven
ty-one People Punched
In the City.
BUSINESS IS PICKING UP

June started the summer month
with a boom in the number OF arrests
made. The total was II. which is a
pretty good mark for June. The sum-
mer months usually are more prolific
in this way than any other. Cool re-
freshing book has its aftermath. The
number of drunks was 80 and only one
escaped conviction. This was more
than half the number of total arrests.
Assault and battery cases numbered
10; profanity 3; insanity /; vagrancy
2; held for sheriff 1: held for superin-
tendent 2; fornication @; carrying con-
cealed weapons 1; violating dog law
i; petit larceny 8; grand larceny I;
violating motor vehicle law /; prosti.
tuition 2: jumping on moving trains Q
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
JUMP OUT WINDOW
Man and Woman in DeIirium,
Meet Death in a Violent
Fashion.
WERE HOSPITAL PATIENTS

New York, July 1.-The bodies of a
man and a woman lay in Gouverneur
hospital today. each of whom had
jumped from the windows Of their re-
spective wards within q half hour OF
each other. The man and the woman
were in delirium when they leaped
from the window.
Jacob Stryker of 500 East 102nd
street sprang from the fourth story to
the courtyard and was instantly kill
ed. He was admitted to the hospital
yesterday suffering with acute gastrt
tbs.
Mrs. Ida Rouder, of 234 East Ninety
ninth street. was in the ward ON the
third floor. 1t is not known whether
she heard OF STRIKERS suicide or not
but half hour after he had been pick
ed up from the courtyard pavement
she sprang from her window. She
was suffering from pneumonia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
WORTH MILLION:
Then he woke UP
Henry Seeger Draws Fine in
City Court.

Acting like man mentally weak or
crazed by too indulgent use of intox-
icants, Henry Seeger paraded Main
street last evening declaring he was
worth a million and that he could buy
the town. His shouting and singing
soon had crowd OF about fifty in
tow. The man could not be induced
to hush up, so Patrolman McManus
put him in the cooler" to keep until
court time this afternoon. When See
ger came off the ice he had lost the
burning sensation in his stomach and
he didn't know anything about it. He
was fined 81 and costs for public in
toxication.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
HENRY Wt|SBROD
TO RETAIN FLAG
Led All Other Rural Carriers
The Past Month.

Henry Weisbrod, rural carrier No. l.
retains possession Of the small silk
flag given each month to the rurHi
carrier showing the best record OF In
crease in sales for the previous
month. Mr.. Weisbrod's increase was
approximately s. per cent greater than
the business done by him during the
corresponding month OF 1908. The
other carriers were not far behind Mr..
Weisbrod, all showing increases in the
business for the month OF june
amounting to 50 per cent or more over
the same month Of last year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
TAFTS EXPECTED
ARRIVE SATURDAY
Beverly, Mass, Putting on
Great Airs.

Beverly, Mass, July 1.-President
Taft and his family will arrive here
Saturday morning.
President Taft's first stay on the
North Shore will be short one, as he
will leave at 8 o'clock on the morn
ing of July in his special for Nor
witch, Conn. whence he will go to the
Lake Champlain ;tercentennary cele-
bration and then to Washington,
where he will stay until congress ad-
journs. Work has begun on decorat-
ing the city hail for the reception Of
the president.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
IS THOUGHT TO Be
SLAYER PETR0S|N0
Suspect Being Held by the
Mexican Government.

Mexico City, July IA man giving
the name of Carmelo Alvaro. but who
is believed to be Patio Caminitu Dom
enico, the slayer of Police Lieut.. JOS
Petrosino, of New York. today is un'
der arrest in this city.
The prisoner is about thirty-four
years old. and despite his assertion
that he had been in Mexico more than
four months. evidence is at hand that
he reached here less than two months
ago. 1t is said his Identification az
Petrosinos slayer is nearly complete
and that extradition papers from the
United States are now on their way to
the authorities in this city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
BOSTON MAY SELL
FRANK bOWERMAn
'Catcher-manager May Join
The Giants Tomorrow.

New York. July 1.-Word went out
today that Manager McGraw of the
Giants had completed the deal fol
Frank Bowerman and that the Boston
backstop will rejoin the polo groun5
aggregation within few days.
It is probable that Bowerman will b:
seen in a Giant uniform tomorrow
although McGraw is silent on the mat
ter. 1t is not known what are thu
terms of the deal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
LARGE ENOUGH WORK

After a two hours search last night
patrolman McManus rounded up
James Farrell. who had been stopping
persons on the streets and begging
money. J, Farrell is large able bod
led man and said he had job to go
to at New Castle. He wanted to show
the Judge q letter to substantiate his
statement. The man was under the
influence of liquor and made NUS
ance Of himself. He was fined II and
costs in city court for drunk.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
LOCAL DENTISTS
ON COMMITTEES
Appointed at Meeting of State
Organization.

At yesterdays session Of the nifty
first annual meeting of the Indiana
State Dental Association, at Indianap-
oils. DR.. n. s. Cox Of this city was
elected chairman Of the committee on
ethics. But one other Wayne county
dentist was appointed to committee
service, DR.. Charles Kniese of Cam
bridge City, who was appointed as a
member Of the committee on Dental
science and literature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
INSPECTOR IN CITY

Major Haversick, inspector for the
treasury department was in the city
today, inspecting the federal building.
At the conclusion of his inspection he
stated that everything was found in
good shape. He will make such recon-
mendation to the department onicials.
Judging from the reports of his pre-
vious inspections which he read. he
has always been we'll pleased with the
building as kept under the supervision
Of its custodian, Postmaster ]. A.
Spekenhier. Mr.. Spekenhier was COM
plimented for the interest he has taken
IN the welfare OF the building.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
LOCAL CONTAG|On
ABOUT WIPED OUT
|ouiy One Smallpox Case Now
m This City.

With the release Of a child in .
family by the name Of Reynolds, resid-
ing on South Thirteenth street. from
measles quarantine. the city Is now
free from contasion with the excep-
ton of one smallpox case. This Is
the irst time In the past six or eight
months that the city has been 50 free
from contasion. City health officer.
Or. Charles Bond expects to release
the only smallpox patient hon quar-
antine m day or %. II his improve
ment continues - rapidly - IN the
psf Weo1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
EXCURSION

The annual Fourth Of July excurs
sions for comparatively short dtetan.
ces on the c. c. 4 l. and on Al
branches Of the Pennsylvania system
will be run this year. Posters IN.
nouncing the various pleasure trips
which may be taken have been posted
about the city. The ball game ut GIN.
cinnati Sunday between the Reds and
Pittsburg vii! attract q large crowd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
TWO GAS VICTIMS

Chicago, July Mrs. Mary Gun.
bingham and her three-year-old daugh-
ter were found dead in a gas filled
room at the home of her brother-in-
law, Patrick Cunningham where she
had been visiting for few days. The
gas jet was left open, probably by ac-
cident. The woman lived in Louis
Vile. KY.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
WILL TINE WR|CHTS

Washington, July. 1.-The Wright
brothers today increased the efficiency
Of their aeroplane motor while the
government ofiicers strung telephone
wires along the proposed ten mile
trial course. Wires will be used to
time the flight at each mile post. Or
Vile said today that a short flight
would be made this afternoon to learn
all points OF the new machine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
MINUS GOLD WATCH
Will Geek, the Painter, In
forms the Police About
His Loss.
STOLEN WHILE III At WORK

Will Geek, the painter, is minus a
gold watch, which was stolen from the
pocket of his coat, which hung in a
barn at the rear of "a South Tenth
street. Geek was engaged in paint
Ing a house and the watch was stolen
while he was at work. He suspects
some of the frequenters Of the alley,
but has no clue to the thiefs identity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
N MARATHON RACE

The name Of c. Pierson. Of Rich.
mond. appears among the fidt Of run-
ners entered for the road race BE-
tween Winchester and Unioa- City.
July 5. Union City 10 planning for .
biz celebration. A cash prize - q.
fered for the winning Of the race.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
Excuses Democratic High Pro-
lection Senators by Such
Expression.
VOTE RIGHT IN SHOWDOWN
PEERLEss ONE SAYS NATION
SHOULD HAVE AN INCOME TAX
AND CORPORATIONS EARNING
TAX At ONCE.

Sioux Falls, July I've should
have an income tax and a corporation
earning tax enacted by congress this
year." said William j. Bryan today.
II see no reason why one should be
used as the alternative of the other
In order to get them we must obtain
amendments to the constitution, not
that believe congress would be I'm.
able to enact a constitutional law, but
I do not think we should take any
chances
Can you depend upon the democrats
in the senate to vote right on the In.
come taxi" Mr.. Bryan was asked.
WELL" he said, hesitatingly, I'VE
have some senators down there who
have been playing horse, but l think
they will be given better opportunity
to employ their horses at home the
next election"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
ARE TO OPEN MILLS

Pittsburg, July 1.-Amalgamated as
ISOLATION officers today claim the
strike order OF tinplate workers was
obeyed throughout the industry with
general unanimity at all mills. The
American Tinplate company announc-
Cd 1t would immediately open idle
plants at Gas City, Anderson and
other points in Indiana II it can get
men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
Terre naute. ID1lanapolls I
Eastern Tracllon Co.

thine Table Effective Oc4 -. 1eo5.S
Grains leave Richmond re ln0An.
xpolis anS intsrmedlaSo searto0o ae
Goa q. m. '7:3S. Sea. 'o:1S. lo:oo.
.I:o0. l2:oo. Ice. s3:1k SEA l:oa.
1888. 600. 1880. $50 9:oo. 1o:oo.
ll:lQ
sAfaited trains.
Last car to Indianapolis. $50 p =.
Last car to New Caetlo. 1850 ,. -
Trains connect at Indianapolis NJ
lafayette. Eankfort. Crawfor6sv1lle.
Teere Hauts. Citation. 9allivaa. Pasee
(NlSl Ticxsis enid througN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
one MORE QUAKE
FELT At MESSINA
~'o'
People Were Driven From the
Stricken City.

Rome. July Another earthquake
shock was felt today at Messina. Reg
9io and Mileto. At Messina ruins Of
buildings were shaken down and the
people who had returned after the fire
were again driven from the city into
the open. Many OF the superstitious
persons have fled from the city for
good, declaring 1t doomed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
SAUNDERS DEEP
WERE GIVEN JAR
Will Haughton Had Burglar
Scare Last Night.

The slumbers deep of Will Haugh.
ton were disturbed last night by =
burglar scare. Mrs. Haughton believ.
ed she heard mysterious noises about
the house and dispatched her husband
on a tour of investigation. He was
unable to capture any trespasser.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01

nephew - DO you know, uncle. !:
dreamed last night you had lent No
NO! Uncle (genercusly)--Is that sot
Ahxsll. ron may keep It Otto.-Psr.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
HOLD CONFERENCES

Quarterly conferences Of the First
NJ. e. and the Third NJ. E. churches
will be held this evening at the re-
spective churches. These will be the
first conferences of the fiscal year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
REsuLTs YESTERDAY.
k National League.

.sss66t&rs National League.
nAti 5; st. Louis 2.
g; Pittsburg 2.
u; Philadelphia 0.
IA TO: New York 2--3.
American League.
~ York 4; Washington 2.
st. Louis 4: Chicago 5.
Cleveland z: Detroit !.
Philadelphia SIS; Boston 4s-2.
$3.50 1lnerlcan Association.
d; Louisville 0.
n s: Indianapolis 8.
Toledo I.
s: Columbus. 2.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01
DESPERATE TONG
WAR IS STARTED
Elsie SigeI Murder Causes
Feud Among the Chinks
In Gotham.
MURDER REPORTED TODAY
BODY OF SLAIN ORIENTAL LAuN-
DRYMAN WAS DISCOVERED
THIS MORNING ~ YEARS OLD
SADIE MARkowlrz.
MURDER REPORTED ToDA'

New York, July la long wa
which is the outgrowth OF the Elsie
Sigel murder mystery began today
when Ung Vow. Chinese laundryman
was strangled in his shop in the base
ment OF 124 Stanton street. The Chin
aman's body was found today by Sadie
Markowitz, three years old, who hac
been in the habit of calling upon him
every morning and getting Chinese
sweetmeats.
The man had been dead only a few
hours when his body was found. Their.
were signs OF terrific struggle in
the rooms he occupied. There was ev'
idence that. he had been attacked by
two or more men, He undoubtedly
fought desperately for his life. because
the tables and chairs were overturned
and crimson staines on the walls tcl1
how he had leaped about. even wher
MORALLY wounded in an effort to save
himself
Peered Into Window.
Little Sadie Markowitz peered into
a window of the laundry early this
morning expecting Vow to give her q
lie-chee nut. She saw his body lyins
on the floor. and ran and told her pa.
rents. They summoned several friends
and broke iton the place. Vow la!
with his head partly in a tub. A stout
cord was tied around his neck. and il
showed that he had been strangled.
The last person seen with Vow wal
his brother, ing Fong. OF 2O2 Wes
Houston street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-01

Belle-why do you want to marry q
lawyer?
Nelle-so he won't always b argu.
ing with me.
Belle-But lawyers are the very pep
pie who Away
Nelle-Not without fee-Clevelaod
Leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
LAYMEN OF IOWA TO GATHER
Annual Session to Be Held by Presby-
terians at EstherviIIe.

Annual Session to Be Held by Presby-
terians at EstherviIIe.
ESTHERVILLE, Ia, Sept 3.-(Special)-
The annual meeting of the Northwest Iowa
Laymen's association will be held in the
Presbyterian church in this city, Friday
afternoon, September "a, and Saturday,
September %. One layman from each
charge all over the northwest quarter of
the state is expected to attend this meet
ing. Within this territory there are $50
churches, with 24,S57 members, presided
over by 200 ministers. Following is the
laymen's program:
September 24-2 D. m, devotional service
led by p. H.. Paulson of Baskerville; 2:3O
The Laymen's Missionary Movement; Its
Meaning and Our Opportunity" NJ. Bart
lett of Wall Lake, Ia. $3.50 p. m, 'ResPon-
sibi1ty Toward the S~uperannuated
Preacher; How shall We Meet It?' J. W.
Hartinger, Farnhamville, Ia; 4 p. m, re-
ports of district organizers: Algona dis
trict, l.. p. Stillman, Dolliver, Ia; Fort
Dodge district, j. L. Peterson, Webster
City, Ia; Ida Grove district, w. II. Chris
man, Mapleton, Ia; Sheldon district, o. p.
Miller, Rock Rapids, Ia; Sioux City dis
trict, c. II. Lockin, Aurella, Ia; 8 p. m.
adjournment.
Saturday, September 25-s a. m, devo-
tional, led by c. r. Bleakly, Galva, Ia.
9:45 a. m, "The Adult Bible Glass; How It
May Re Made to Reach Every Member of
the Church." H. B.. Pierce. Rock Rapids,
Ia. 1880 a. m, The Ideal Pastor, from a
Standpoint of a District Superintendent, -
Rev, o. X. Maynard, Algona district, From
the Standpoint OF a Layman," J. c.. Giles
Rev. H. Clegg, pastor at Selby; u m, ad-
tournment.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
and many others are sick. So far,
the disease has proved fatal in every case.
Inmn News Notes.

ESTHERVILLE-E. Nj. Houts and Fan
ME Nourse, both Of this city, were married
here yesterday, Rev. Ben Franklin oftici-
ating.
LATIMER-Injuries Peter Gildberg, a
farmer living near here, sustained ten days
ago, when he had his hand crushed in a
threshing machine, resulted in his death
today from blood poisoning.
IDA GROVE-Samuel Shoop, who was
found dead in bed here, had a great record
as a soldier in the civil war. He was with
Sheridan in the Shenandoah valley, fought
in nineteen battles and served over five
years. He was So years of age.
GRISWOLD-As the result Of a small
beer drink held several lays ago in a Girls
void hotel the proprietor was arrested and
fined $500, and a mulct tax of $3.50 assessed
against his building. Fifty-seven bottles
of beer were confiscated in the raid.
IDA GROVE-It has been decided to send
the drill team of the Ida Grove castle of
the Royal Highlanders to Denver to take
part in the national contest to be held
there at the time of the national conven-
ton of the order. There are eighteen In
the team, which is commanded by Cap
tain Archie Alderman, and they have
gained great prominence by their work.
CRESTON-A party of city officials,
newspaper men and several business men
of the city left today for st. Joseph, where
they will inspect the new concrete paving
installed at that point. There is to be a
rather large amount of paving done here this
fall and at a recent meeting of the coun-
Gil all bids were refused, on the ground
that they were too high. The trip made
today is with a view to adopting the same
system of paving as used on many of the
ST. Joseph streets.
Notwithstanding Of Chicago has been
awarded the Latta ditch contract by the
Board Of Supervisors at their recent meet
ing. The auditor of Harrison county has
been authorized to issue warrants against
the Harrison-Pottawattamie drainage dis
trict to be used in cleaning out Willow
Creek ditch. This ditch has given a great
deal of trouble since its completion in be-
ing filled by deposits, due in part, as
full inspection Of the ditch, to a decreasing
slope.
CRESTON-The directors OF the Creston
Water Works company are expanding a
large sum of money this summer improv-
ing and adding to the usefulness of the
plant at this point. A brick addition is be-
ing made to the power house, in which
will be installed the new clarifying plant.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-04
Council Bluffs
FOR SALOON MAN
L. r. Blodell Of East Omaha Alleged
to Be in Contempt.
SECOND TINE IN TWO WEEKS
More sensatiOnaI Allegations Made
ny Mrs. Butler In Her Divorce
Case Against Her Aged
husband.

Charged with contempt OF court in vio-
iating a liquor injunction imposed upon
him by Judge Wheeler, L. r. Blodell, the
East Omaha ~saloonman, was arrested Fri
day morning and lodged in the Council
Bluffs Jail Deputy Sheriff c. II. Leuch
arrested Blodell on a bench warrant. He
was accompanied by Constable J. c. Baker
and Sherman Humphrey. who were armed
with a search warrant. The trio went TO
East Omaha In an automobile and brought
back a full load OF liquor seized at Blodell's
place. Seventy-two bottles Of liquor were
found in the Ice box besides a large guam
tity kept in storage for future use. County
Attorney J. j. Hess filed an affidavit and
information against Blodell charging him
with maintaining more than one door in
his place of business, contrary to the Iowa
mulot law. Blodell was arrested for con-
tempt of court q little more than two
weeks ago and paid a fine OF $500, with
costs and RB attorneys fee.
In answer to the amendment to the