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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
CONVENTION OF ANCIENT
ORDER OF HIBERNlANS

Portland or, July 20.--on the
strength OF report " the credentials
committee. more than 400 delegates to
the national convention Of the Ancient
order OF Hibernians were seated this
morning and IL was not long until the
work OF the session was well under
way. The most important feature Of
the gathering at this stage Is the ap-
pointment OF committees which will be
completed late this afternoon.
The biennial report Of National
President Cummings read today out
lined the work Of the last two years
and shows a most encouraging in
crease In membership, influence and
financial resources.
An important feature OF the re-
port IS a discussion Of the unity Of the
irish race in America, with the rec
ommendation for national confer.
ence In this conyenron. A ron and
complete report OF the mission Of the
Irish ENJOYS last year 10 Ireland to
unite the members Of the order there
IL included.
The convention ordered that tele-
grams Of devotion 10 the flag and in
stitutions Of the United States be sent
to President Taft and kilograms OF love
and fealty to his holiness. the pope
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
RESURRECTION HAS
BROKEN OUT IN HONDURAS

Washington, July 0.-lnsurrectionn
has broken out Ia another CenuA
American republic, Honduras, aeeoIa'
ing to a dispatch received at the sta"
department today from Teguclgalpa'
There has been an uprising OF ~ insui'
rectionists at Cecilia, a small hondufAu
coast town. and government uo'T
nave been dispatched to thal p'e.'
Reports have been received wy
Honduran capital that the lnsuIlv-
tionists signaled the steamer uH.ens
which recently left New orleans WIN
supplies. supposedly for blueneiu,,
whether any supplies or arms W.
landed is not known In Teguclsa,Pa, or
Rumors that revolution WI, INK 1,'
he instigated against President has,nS
mad reached Washington from se'''"
II was said that Bonilla' tne ene ny
~ Zelaya. who was deposed iIuIn ogo
Honduran presidency three year Ss,n
',as ready TO strike a blow 10 res'"
his power. 81. reported
Newspaper dispatches OF me Iep ysro
unrislngs at Cape Gracias' w 10.
cont1rmed at the state dep%I .ns ar,s
AZ bv the receipt OF similar W y, IN
kn of1cial report Of the ssig l.ns.s ora.
,r..n,,a from Rluehelds for CaP ms.
Gas for the purpose OF leaT, .,,msr. n
80 nrotect L. 5. Consul
necessary, was received
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
CASE OF GOMPERS
MITCHELL 8 MORRISON
Beyond Control OF Attorneys for s,o,c
Company and VIM Wait on Action
OF Atty.-Gcn. Wickcrsham

Washington, July gO-Until officials
or the department Of justice communal
cate with Atty. Gen. wickersham
now en- route to Alaska, no announce.
ment viii be made here concerning the
procedure which may be had in the
pending prosecutions OF officials Of tho
American Federation Of Labor. grovlnr
out OF their troubles with the Rucb
Stove & Range company Of 81. Louis
Notwithstanding the agreement
reached in Cincinnati last night nv
representatives Of the federation and
the Stove Founders National Defense
association to end the warfare NJ as.
surances were forthcoming that the
cases against President Gompers Vice
President John Mitchell and secy.
Frank Morrison for contempt OF court
would be discontinued
These cases are pending In the Uni
ted states supreme court
1t Is pointed out that while the con.
tempt proceedings were pushed by the
attorneys of the stove company. which
has now withdrawn these legal repre-
sentatives, the case has gone beyond
them and the issue Is at present one
or national law and the dignity Of the
courts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
DAIRYMEN ARE WORRIED.
CITY Food and Dairy Commissioner
Denatures Warm MIX.

W. J. Frazier. city food and dairy
commissioner. with Messrs. starbuck
and Tyrell. visited the Lagoon depot
this morning at s:45. condemned and
denatured the following overheated
milk. Five gallons, temperature ~
from Arthur Smith, OF Kaysville. con-
signed TO S. Paschal. Ave gallons. tenn
perature "a. and 10 gallons. tempera
ture IS. consigned by Joseph Openshaw
of kaysville to the Glover Lear dairy.
Mr. Frazier says that one company
alone received 200 gallons Of sour milk
yesterday: and that unless the farmers
reform he will come down TO the let
ter OF tho law and cast out all milk OF
over So degrees. The lives of the babes
IN the city. he says. are In danger.
Many ~ the farmers take their milk
10 the by-ststions and leave II I'm the
sun until the train happens along to
gather IL up. and Mr.. Frazier says
that such proceedings must stop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
EXHIBITION DRILLS,
One Hundred Pupils of University
summer school TO Appear.

The public exhibition Of the Unlver-
sity of Utah school of physical educa-
ton will take place at the university
gymnasium Thursday night Al this
exhlbition the 100 or more young men
and women who have been taking the
work during the summer Will go
through the intricate drills. dances,
and various kinds Of floor and appar-
atus gymnastics. which they have been
learning during the summer. The
classes will be led by the instructors
In the work. These include Or. An
derson, OF Yale, and Miss Babcock
and Miss Delaney OF the University
OF Utah The school OF physical edu-
cation with these exercises ends It's
third year This means that the third
wear class viii receive certificates OF
graduation, showing that they have
completed the course and are compe-
tent to be instructors and coaches In
physical education. The program for
the evening follows:
Gyrnnas,io mass drill. three classes.
Or. Anderson.
Folk dances. Spanish French, first
Indian clubs. third year, DIR. Ander-
sou
swedish free standing gymnastics,
second and third year. Prof Boln.
Gymnastc specialties, men, II. $.
Anderson.
Dumb bell dril. second year, Prof
Babcock.
Original dances. Misses Bitner. Poul-
son. Edwards, Fernstrom and Snevely
wand drill second yenr, Dr. Ander-
son.
Gilbert dances. impromptu gavotte.
Benetla caprice. Miss De Laney.
National dances, Russian Hungarian,
Miss Delaney.
Apparatus work. H. S. Anderson,
Presentation OF certificates, Prest.
Kingsbury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
ADJUSTMENTS

Shubcrt-No cleverer duet has been
heard at the Shubert or any other thea
ter about town In this season than the
Villains In the Play" one OF the fea-
lures of THE Promoters at the Shu
bert theater this week. which IN sung
by Mabel Baker'and Charles Riley with
splendid effect.
The new show Is rich in comedy
and even richer In song hits the latter
including, Meet Me Tonight In Dream
land" kid You Got Some Eyes" I'm
dian summer" Has Anybody Here
Seen Kelly" "Oh You Spearmint Kiddo
With the wrigley Eyes" and The
Yama Yama Man
Luna--In the Hall Room BOYS"
the Luna offers one OF the finest stories
imaginable and In fact comedy runs
riot all through this weeks program 1T
this popular picture house. other Aims
are Grandmother" "A Vacation In
Havana" and How Bounteous Pa
pered the Parlor,"
Isis-The lists Ia no place to take the
blues this week There isn't a chance
for them 20 last under the spell Of clever
comedy and stirring dramatic films that
comprise the new bin there this week.
The subjects include An Advertise
ment Answered" THE Wicked Baron
and the Page" The Sheriff" and "a
Hunting story"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
TAxICABS De LUKE
FOR BROADWAY

Now York. July 2o-Tsxicabs "de
luxe" are soon TO be the newest thing
on Broadway. The new cabs are 90
surpass In luxuriousness any four
wheeled vehicle In the world, not even
excluding the state carriages OF royal
~
According TO the promoters Of the
enterprise the cabs will be mainly con-
structed OF heavy bevel glass so as
to show OF the womens gowns 10
advantage The interior VIII be light
ed with electricity with renectors SO
as 10 throw the occupants into prom
inence. Thus. a woman en- route 20
the theater or opera cannot only show
OF the latest Partisan creation In
gowns, but observe the costumes Of
others as well The cabs will be lined
with shirred silk and the cushions viii
be made from costly damasks and bro
cades The interior decorations viii
be Removable 30 that a woman may
order the taxicab furnished in colors
to suit her gown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
STEAMER SUVERIC
HAD HARD VOYAGE

Victoria, 3. C.. July 20--rhe stamer
Suveric of the Weir line, arrived
today with $500 tons OF cargo, In
Guiding large shipments OF new tea
from Japan and Formosa. Outbound
she encountered terrific weather with
the result that she spent six weeks
I'm the Taikoo drydock at Hongkong,
being repaired The decks were swept
by heavy seas during strong gale
oificers being flooded out of their
cabins. The seas carried away SIX
llfe-boats, all the ventilators. tore
away four Lighthouses, the hospital,
stove in the officers deckhouse and
engineroom casing. bent and tore
away many yards OF the rails, wreck
cd the steering gear and generally
wrecked the steamer about the decks.
At Hongkong repairs were effected
at cost amounting to nearly SlOo,-
900 New houses were built new boats
supplied and a lockwood deck was
laid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
iALUED PROPERTY
GETS into COURT
,uit 10 Quiet Title to Area In
Sugar House Is
Filed.
lovers ONE SQUARE MILE
uIlus 4. lockwood Discovers What
lie Regards a. Defect In Tile TO
Land Decided Years Ago.

Fully one square mile In the very
cart OF the business district Of sugar
fouse gill probably be brought into
isputc as a result Of suit TO quiet
tic flied in the district court yester-
uy afternoon by Julius a. lockwood
( 1910 Verona avenue, who Is employed
tho Granite Furniture company
gainst w G. a. smoot and the he''e
Brigham Young. The case Is one
hich for years has been In allegiance
julius A. lockwood discovered what
q considered defect in the title 10
,e ground which his father, Albert p
lockwood. purchased from susa Young
nd entered upon Dec, &c. 1873 ana
rought his suit To determine his rlshts'
ut the whole Of the Sugar House busi-
ess district is affected.
In the early days, W c. A. smoot'
o his relatives say. entered upon tne
and in the center Of sugar House
: a home stead and applied To the gov
rnnent for a patent. Before the pay
MI was issued 10 him. however, he
old the ground to Brigham Young and
I is from the heirs OF the latter tnnt
n the title TO the nelgnpoTno"u ne9
cen derived The question of law IN
iolyed - this. Can IA man give title'
3 against himself and hts heirs 10
md which at the time Of making the
eed he does not really own. but mere
has pending patent nsht over
from the governments Relatives
4 Mr.. Smoot have consulted lawyers
m the point and he has refused 20
live quit claim deeds, though fire.
iuently approached upon the SUBJECT
Ie had concluded that he was stopped
rom setting up any claim upon the
ands.
The property involved in the contro-
,crsy Includes about one square mile
4 CITY lots and improved lands. be-
fInning at a point about 100 yards
lorth OF the intersection OF Eleventh
hence west 90 a point near Ninth East
Cast and Twelfth South, running
hence south 20 a point below the track
4 the Park city branch line OF the
}. & r. c. railway east to the bench
md back to the beginning. Within
his compass are several hundred mod
I'm homes and many big business
Jocks
The part In which Mr. lockwood Is
,ersonalIy Interested Is designated as
art Of block 45. ten acre plat A, big
ield survey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
NEGLECTED WIFE SUES.

Allowed nothing but bread and DO
tatoes, Insufficient clothing and made
10 do chores about the barnyard for
A period of about two years, Johanna
Christina Pike commenced suit In the
district court for divorce against VIII
liam Pike whom she married In this
city March S, 1887. There are no
children but Mrs. Pike alleges he has
failed TO provide for her has boarded
his money like miser in strong box
in the house and has been dishevelled
and filthy in his personal appearance.
when she complained about the bread
and potatoes ana the inferior clothing
he said she was getting all she de-
served MIR PIKE is alleged to own 10
acres OF ground md stock in MIL
Greek Mrs Pike asks for s26 a month
nlhnony $3.50 attorneys fees and one
half of his entire property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
GUARDSMEN ARE ENTERTAINED
Sergeant \. g. jackson Of signal Corps
Gives Pleasant AFFAIR for Comrades.

serst. A. @. Jackson Of the Signal
corps entertained the officers and nom
commissioned officers of the organiza-
ton at his home, +S4 J street, last
night, Mrs Jackson and other mem
beers OF the family assisting. The eve
ming was pleasantly spent with music
and stories OF soldering In many lands
veterans from India, South Africa,
Gibraltar and the Philippines being
numbered among the guests. the host
being former member OF the English
mounted service A banquet OF bounte-
Gus proportions and keenest relish ter
minated the happy event.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
AGITATION TO MAKE
YOKOHAMA FREE PORT

Victoria, h. C.. July 2O.--Agitstion
has been begun toward making
Yokohama free portr similar to
Hongkong. according 10 advices
brought bv the steamer Suveric, which
reached Port yesterday. The workers
10 this end suggest abolshins, as
far as possible all port duties and re-
ducing iightering and suPply charges
to the lowest possible amount
News was brought that the British
steamer Ben Lomond, 2,669 tons
register. has been bought at foko-
hama by tho Nippon Shosen Kaisha
for $4,000 and has been renamed
the Asahi Maru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
LATE LOCALS

Ashes Being Sent HOmc--Collector
Groenewald received word today that
tho ashes and effects OF Jacob MorltE
were sent from Weisenbach, Ger
many. on June 20 to Mr. Greene
valid. who was remembered by Mr..
Morltz as his first friend and ac-
quaintence on coming to Utah.
Te Discuss Fly Question--Dr. w.
r. Stookey will discuss the typhoid
fy before a meeting Of the Relief
society OF the Thlrty-iirst ward
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock. the
society meeting at that hour instead
of the usual time.
Genealogical Society--During the
summer months the Genealogical
library will close Wednesdays at 1,
but will keep open Saturday after
Moons until 3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
SELF CONFESSED ROBBER
TO BE ARRAlGNED FRIDAY

Fairfield, Cal, July 20.-iCarl d. Bish-
op. alias James G. Brown. the con-
fessod robber OF the China and Japan
mail train near Goodyear on April II.
will be brought into court for arraign-
ment prabably on Friday. In the mean
time Dist. Atty. Joseph NJ Raines win
hle formal charges against him At
present he Is being held on "A John
Doe warrant issued on information
furnished by Raines soon after the
holdup OF the train
Sheriff j. j. Mcdonald. to whom
Bishop made his confession last mid
night in the Solano county jail. stated
today that the other suspect. Charles
Dunbar, so far had refused To- make
any admission Of guilt. He believes.
however that Dunbar will break down
soon under the knowledge that his com
panion has told all the details OF the
robbery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
CIGARETTE SMOKING
WIDESPREAD AMONG WOMEN

New York. July 20.--Miss Lucy
Page CASTOR. founder OF the Anti
Cigarette league OF Chicago. who is
In New York completing her plans
for the Incorporation OF the Anti
Cigarette League of America. ANNOUNCE
ed that she has abundant evidence
that the habit of smoking cigarettes
is widespread among women In this
city. To prevent growth OF the habit
among women, sNe LEAGUE Is sending
out literature to pupils In girls cot
tages and finishing schools with a view
TO obtain pledges from the scholars
to refrain from smoking In any form
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

on Thursday morning next Miss
Bessie Grace. accompanied by Miss
JcEsie Harrington and ctners. VIII
leave by automobile for Brighton. The
party win remain az the high altitude
resort until after the cath. return
ing on the evening OF July 2Sth.
&. u. Oliver. formerly prominently
Identified with the Castle Valley Coai
company and may mining companies
has gone to southern California where
he viii devote his attention to gold
mining.
p n. o'shoe OF Elkc, New. is at the
Cullen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
NEW POLICE BUSY.
Seventeen Men Arrested by Him
Turned Loose Today.

Patrolman James W Woodward, one
OF the new additions to the police de-
partment and acting as a patrolman.
had busy night last night He made
II arrests last night. nine OF them be
ing men who. unable to sleep In the
stuffy rooms OF boarding houses had
sought the cool grassy lawns OF the
city's public square, Pioneer park. and
eight unable To purchase beds for the
night had taken advantage Of empty
box cars In the ID. 4 X. @. yards
woodward was not called upon to ex
plain why he had arrested the mea
who sought the cool, fresh air OF the
omen night, because the defendants
were promptly discharged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
ARTHUR HALL OF LONDON
COMMITS SUICIDE

New York. July 9o.-Arthur Hall OF
London. a Cambridge graduate. mem
Der Of an eccentric club OF London, was
found in lonely part Of Colonial PARK
lie died before the hospital was reach
Cd. A revolver lay near where the body
was found,
rocket on the back OF which was writ
ten. see photograph on other side, Com
municate with my solicitor. n II! Aaron.
ana my friend a ~ MerdelshOn. In care
81 n " Aaron "a Moorgste street Lon
don. England"
A letter was a'Fo found evidetuN
from his brother. David Hall. dated san
Francisco. and giving the address liiS
HYDE street in that city.
No reason IL known for the suicide OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
ICE FAMINE NOT LIKELY.

From all indications there IL no likeh-
hood OF salt Lake having an Ice FAMINE
this year. or for some years TO come, as
the city now has on hand consideraple
natural ice. besides four artihclai re
ions per day, with another large plant
now building The average daily con-
sumption OF the city Is said 10 be between
30 and 800 tons There are seven Ice
dealers In the city with n daily output
of from rs to IS tons each. and the pros
poets are that even during this blister
Ing weather there win be ample ice for
ali nurpOses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
GERMANY DEMANDS
EXPLANATION OF TURKEY

Berlin. July a0-Thc foreign office to.
day instructed the German embassy at
Constautinople to demand an explana-
ton Of the Turkish authorities Of the
shooting or German subject by three
natives near Haifa, Syria. The German
cable company reported that the man
was killed in the presence Of a Judge
and the German consul during a court
proceeding,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
MUST CURE OR REFUND.

II n doctor guarantees to cure or To-
refund the money, his guarantee IL le-
gal and the money can be recovered
such was the decision In the district
court yesterday IN the case Of Nancy
Lundbcrg against the Greenhalgh Rem
edy company In November. 1907. the
medical company agreed 10 cure Miss
Lundberg OF fits in a reasonable time
for 800. hut I'm August. 1908. the plain
tin broush, suit for the money. as no
cure had been effected. Tho decision
was given IN her favor in both the
lower court and the district court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
RILEY NOT SENTENCED.
Murderer OF George ". tasselI VIII
Know Fate In One Week.

with eyes sunken deep into their
,ockets and pale as death. James Riley.
ne convicted murderer OF George w.
rassell faced Judge r. ID. Lewis this
morning to hear the sentence OF death
pronounced upon him; a sigh OF relief
passed over him, however, as the re-
.1est for continuance until Saturday
Il 10 o'clock was granted. at which
time motion for a new trial will be
heard. Dist. Atty Fred Loofbourow
vas absent this morning, hence the
continuance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
TO HONOR PIONEERS.

The members OF the commmittee
having In charge the pioneer enter
tainment at Wandamere July 90. Will
he at the Lion House Monday morn
ing. July rs, from $3.50 until $40
60 receive the 1s47 pioneers. and Will
conduct them by street cars TO Wan
damere TO be present at the exercises
which will begin at II o'ciocn. The
pioneers preferring to take cars from
their homes can secure street car
tickets at the historians office up to
Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
ALEXANDER H0lLANDER
ARRESTED IN NAPLES

Naples. July 20.-AieXander Hollander.
wanted By the federal authorities nc New
York In connection with the custom
house frauds was arrested here today
by an American detective named Paulin.
JoIlander was apprphende under the
name OF James Bouhom. II Is stated
that customs losses aggregaiins ss'o'"D
are involved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
THOMPSON FALLS
POWER SITE DECISION

Helena. Mont, July 20.--Judgo
Rasch of the federal court today
rendered decree holding that the
water power site at Thompson Falls
capable OF developing 10000 horse
power. belongs TO Edward Donlan
and tho Northwestern Development
company. The plaintiffs in the ac-
ton, f. NJ Steele, Edward Maher
and =. r. Wenham, are perpetually
enjoined from asserting any right
thereto.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
CHASED BY BIG FIREMAN AM,
BOY CoNfEssES ARSo"

Chicago. July 20 .-Ree ,,' rom = a hrs
areman" chased him away i III n years
engine house, Leroy ho ss, Are 70 sev.a
old, today admitted he Sc, s "a several
buildings The fr ss,,s vau
thousand dollars danhse =, the build
The boy said he Sc, mr. ,,cn" with the
ings in order TO se MIN
areman who chased MN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
YOUNG WOMAN SERIOUSLY
SHOT BY A BURGLAR

Chicago. July 20--Aiiss Katie To-
mara 20 years old. was seriously
wounded today after struggle with
burglar whom she discovered In her
bedroom. Miss Tomara attempted to
seize the man and then tried Ia get
out Of the room to give an alarm. As
she ran the man fired two shots. one
bullet lodging in her right shoulder.
The man escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
PERU AND COLOMBIA.
British Minister To Brazil To he Asked
To ACf as Arbitrator

Rio Janeiro. July 20.--Sir william "
D. Haggard. British minister to Brazil,
win he asked to act as arbitrator In
the long standing boundary dispute be
tween Peru and Colombia IN place Of
Baron DE Rio BrancO the Brazilian
foreign minister. who had declined 10
act
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
wurrNEy's HAMBURG WON.

Liverpool. July oh 7. Whitney's
bay flly Hamburg out OF Lady Friyoles
won the Mersey stakes OF 200 sovereigns
for 2-ycar-olds. distance the new middle
straight Ave furlongs, run here today.
Radiancy was second and Cyrilla third.
six horses started.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-20
ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING.

Deputy sheriff sam Novel; was called
TO Butler at II o'clock last night 70 quell
the belligerent spirit OF a. l. Henson,
dens OF Bacchus has caused him 10 be
come boisterous. Hansen caused consid-
cradle excitement by nring several shots
under arrest and took him TO the county
jail.