Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-23
DAILY USES HIS
FISTS AND FEET
ia Answers Fellow BarrIster's
1alnt With Quick Blows
And Kicks.
ssLLE LONDON TO FACE JURY
mia, If Case Begins Tomorro" Morn
ing Before Judge Bowman IN
Police Court.

.,ss displaced legal arguments
,.v minutes this morning in the
~ .,n, 90 keep Belle London out OF
w., when Culbcrt l.. olsen attor-
o., Relic London. clashed In II
-, encounter with T. j. DAILY
Il pFs..,t civ attorney Following It's
..,.ss in the forcing Of Belle Lon
=. into court, the prosecution won
, with a blow from the fist and
4 gsl.pIanted Kick
Tss alteration. which occurred in
-, court clerks Office, was the sensa-
,,os, ending Of the court proceedings
~, morning. which left no alternative
=, pslle London but TO appear before
fury in the police court tomorrow
lining. TO be tried on the first Of the
r'rs charges brought against her. Tn,
s,,,rness Of the defense was early
s,,rl,ested In the proceedings and cul-
-,lrated when in the chagrin OF de-
,.s,a tauut and cha 'lenge were flung by
b. attorney for the defense at Asst
city Atty. Daly'
h N / had you down on the street
where you won't be under the protection
n No pollce I'd smash your face to a
,rln Won - - coward" was tho
ami thrown out by Atty. Olsen, and
S-omptly answered by Asst. city Atty.
nsly With a blow on the jaw and "A
NIX executed before the bystanders
sood interfere 70 the rescue Of Mr..
Olsen,
TODAY's PROCEEDINGS.
When the cases against Mrs Dora
p Topham. alias Belle London, we're
eallAd this morning the defense re-
nmed its tactics OF delay, by first
sling that the cases OF the two Kor-
ssrs rom the stockade. Hui Hak and
SIS Lee. both charged under three
COMPLAINTS with violating the liquor or
dnance. be tried FIRST When the court
r,led that the cases proceed as set, and
ordered the calling OF the first case
against Belle London Atty. Olsen en-
tered his demand for jury trial When
tbe court continued the case until to-
morrow morning In order that a jury
might be secured. the defense then
wanted an immediate trial. suggesting
that there were sufficient men on the
streets that could be secured to form
a Jury within a few minutes. When
this was denied the defense then re-
yeted to lts inslstence OF having the
Koreans tried FIRST
The prosecution. through Mr.
DAILY showed that one Of It's
purposes will ba 20 use the
Koreans as witnesses against Belle
London. but after a wrangle led by
the defense. Mr. Daily consented to re-
leasing the Koreans upon their own
recognIance under the assurance of
NJ Olsen that he would guarantee
their appearance In court when re-
oered Since the arrest a week ago
Wednesday the Koreans have been held
In the city Jail In default of $500 bonds
each
The release Of the Koreans led to the
alteration between MIR. Olsen and Mr..
DAILY As at least one of the Koreans.
and perhaps both will be used BY the
prosecution IN the cases, against Belle
London, Mr., DAILY wished to talk with
them In the light Of the prosecutions
Witnesses.
TROUBLE IN THE AIR.
Mr. Daily took the two Koreans into
the clerks office and had begun talk
Ing with them when Mr.. Olsen enter
ed and turning TO the interpreter told
The latter 10 advise the Koreans to say
Al'FAAAhs AAf LAZY fAIAhlltu HIS nc
ton TO Mr.. Olsen, stating that he in
tended to use at least one of the men
as witness. but olsen again advised
them to say nothing and answer no
questions, In the parley Mr.. Olsen was
asked several times to leave the room,
with the final curt demand, "Will you
get out?'
Yes but II I had you down on the
street Where you wouldn't be under
ne protection Of the police I'd smash
your race 10 pulp. you --- - cow
ara, was the answer given by Olsen,
WIN face pallng in suppressed
anger Before the word Coward"
ives completed Mr. DAILY had
aartei and landed a blow on Olsen's
av that but for the quick Interference
! bystsnder might have hurt. Re.
ore Olsen could back out of the way
NJ DAILY followed the blow with a kick
Nhen the three or four present inter-
cred MI Olsen went down stairs.
Unsuccessful In evading the charges
'aeed against her Belle London. the
,eeper or tho stockade. will appear In
ne police court tomorrow morning at
o'clock before a jury The first case
oe uled Will be that Of violating the
IS ordinance by having sold liquor |
l,'hout license. This case win 10 |
oloWed by three others OF a similar |
sure ana I'VE cases in which she Is
nsrsed with having rented houses for |
IMMORAL PURPOSES.
osue London was an interested spec |
w OF me court PROCEEDINGS this !
i. INNS again. and was within close |
IL. 49, When the fstic alteration took |