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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
EUREKA BALL TEAM
COVETS STATE TITLE
Special to The Tribune.

Special The Tribune
EUREKA. AprD 2f-EuTcka Is about 20 enter
Of the best baseball teams In the state for
the state championship Mammoth has already
a good team praoticing and Will cooperate with
the Eureka gain the state title. The
grounds hero being placed in frst-class shape
and the management Of the Eureka Athletic as
ISOLATION ia going TO that Tintlc rs tho
baseball map this year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
PIrrsBuRo. CHICAGO

Pttsburc go. .....-o o o o o. o
chicago ...-..... ......o o o q 2 - s
Summary: Len hAscs-Chicseo g. PIusburr
:; two-ossc hit-Arohor: stolen baBcs-Corey
Leach zimmerman. EgcrS: double play-Archcr
to Tinker: struck oui-by Cheney q hy Leinold
:; passed hsl!r-Archcr. hit by pltchcr-Ieiflcld; ;
Attendance 900; umpiros-Iohnotono and Eason
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
American association

A, Columbus n II
50. Faui .............. o q . q q q oo2 IN 4
Columbus ........ 30 q o o O a., /,
Al Louisville p ~ e
Milwaukee ..... % n q I oooi-1 .
Louisville" .-...- 30 o q o | O0l02-f II
Saiteries-Wtttirs, McGynn and Holick and
Hughes and Marshall: Snyder and schIei
At indianapolis r. u $
Kansas CITY ..-.........I q q IOo5n-5 :
Indianapolis ,..... o o 0 o q O-i
bat'erIaS0Brandon and james: Merz. Webb and
Cass. IN
AT Tofedo n II r
Minneapolis ..... .... il0oI0s so-5 s
Toledo ......... ......1 n n 4 - 10 ,
baiter'eS--Wsddcil Conlstock, Young saso
Ovens and Smith. FaIkonocrg and Lord
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
GUN CLUB MEMBERS
SHOOT IN STORM

r>spit. Indictment weather. tT.nty-five trap
shcolsIE turned for the regular weekly prac-
ttos Ehoot ys,terdsy. e :. Morgan and Hert
Acker. with rs enoh. divd.d honors for first
Psos, With A. Cumming, cors second a,
N George hmes the trophy. P. T. VII
lIsm., Jr.. second and william sieley third.
Medal winners. ClAss "A'-Cherlss Relry Jr :
class "AH'-W,llism Sibley. Glars 'B-'-Charles
Reiley. JT.i class "C''-Georgs Amcs. class p
u. ? Gallagher.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22

summary: Two base hts-Butchcr. Kaler
Burns; stolen bsscs-Cobb, Delehhnty: double
plays-Bush In Goipor DoiehGnty; Buah 10
Gatnor: LsJoic 10 Olsen tn Uohenhors,; base. ON
balls-oH Kalcr .. Off Burns L. struck out
by kaler 3. by Burns I; socritoc hlts-Gainor
E1'iorlS: sacrifice fncs-putchcr; hit by pitch
er-by Burns .: time OF game hour .s min
utcs; nttcndance-:s igs: umpires-Dnnecn and
Forrine; left on baSns-Clevcland 8. Detroit {?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
UMntt', SimmS Returns.

Mutt slmms returned from Spanish Fork yes
terday where hs Knocked out JoN Markham in
the fourth round Of scheduled siN-rourd con-
tesL aL the Spnniah Fork horse shop. Eid
Brooks and Gus Buffmlre. who boxed sig
round drew also got back Yesterday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22

Dependable servants-malds, cooks,
mattresses. governesses second girls
all look to the Want Columns to pro.
vide them employment and opportuni
ties for advancement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
Wall Paper and Paints.

We have large force of painters
and paperhangers and can give all work
prompt attention. Our prices are the
lowest. Geo. W. Ebert & Co., Al Main
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
Southern League

At Memphs-Acmphis s. Atlanta e
Al New orleans-New Orlcana g. Birmingham 2
AZ Nobilo-@oblle {. Montgomery D.
~ chattnnooEa-Chatianoogn &. Nashville o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
Manhattan League.

Tho following samoS wcro PLAYED Yesterday
Pacific 10. Russell 0.
Liberty 10. Acme 4
Bishop ", Noodburn, postponed.
TVcuty eighth Ward ". Hoypool postponed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
Trolley League

All the Trolley league games were called Off
yesterday after three innings had been PLAYED
before tho snowstorm. Thcae games win be
played July ~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
Champion Roller Skater

MILWAUKEE April 81 f-Josrs Carey OF Road.
inE Pa. won the fiye-rnil- worlds rha m ou.hip
roller skating race here tonight Fred Martin OF
shh 'as~' cat. vas second Time. Is minute.
I.s srrD '''HNNN'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
COMPLETE SCORES

During the greater part Of the shoot heavy
snow fell, making shooting difficult, which ac.
conntS fo- the io~ scores made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
; Murce battod for Steele In eighth

sF"NT-
summary: Left bascs-Clnc innait o. ST
Louis s; homo run-Enmond. three -baso hits
Bescher, Evans; two-baae hits-Eesn. Mclean.
Stcclc stolen bnscs-Beschcr .. Esmond double
play-Huggins TO Hauscr 10 Konctchy; hlts-ofr
Stoalo $. off Woodburn hases on balls-off
Iroinme Z. off Steele >. Oft Woodbun $; struck
out-by Fromrne 2. BY Steele |. by Noobburn |.
HIT by pitrhcr-by Steele J. timo of gamo-l
hour 'I minutes; umpircs-Ovcns and Brennan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
Northwestern League

TACOMA. Wash, April 21-scoro:
n II. E
ihConh s-.-s--.e.-.s.h.s... ............. 1 o
BotteTses-clork and sopuivads; schmtz and
Crittsnden.
SPOKANE, Wash. April N.-srore:
r. II T.
opo"auN IL o
victoria '.-..- s..'..,.....,,. ....s........s }
Neck
SEATTLE. April si.-seors:
r. II. E.
."'tloHp -ss....s.s---..E 3
Seattle III Innlngs) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ?
Baueries-Doty and Harris: Fullerton and
Shea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
Ball Games POSTPONED
Giants Beat Yankees at Titanic Benefit

Service
NEW YORK April the ecoaw
the
II oocins
tho
OF Nation
Yankees league ...,........ p.
Giants 'N'uona essue SO o ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
Western League

At Denvcr--Denver g. Lincoln
AZ 81 Jossph-St Joseph l. DeS moline. a
Al omRho-Omnha o. Sioux city 6
A. TopekA-TDpckn g. Wichita
Ball Games Postponed.
Wet grounds oaused ihc postponoment OF ,be =,
hihtio0 games ychcdulod between mo BuJn,i,.,,
ana shyhcraporS. Tho Helena and ogden Union
icasne teams end the game which Great Falls wa.
10 play With Murray
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22
Coast League

PORTLAND, Or. April .i.-scoro
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

many beautiful scenes of the west and
several sensational and thrilling
episodes will also be shown. The
comedy for tonight is entitled "Mr.
Ups Trip Tripped Up" and comes
from the Essanay studio. New musl-
cal selections will round out tonight's
program. Tomorrow the Gem will
exhibit Vitagraph drama called "A
Modern Atlanta" featuring Edith
Storey, and on Thursday (Thanksgiv.
Ing day., the Gem will present THE
Lion Tanners Revenge" which is
special in two reels and the most sen.
sational, thrilling and exciting drama
ever made, in which twenty ferocious
lions and a complete circus appear in
the play. The Gem will be open all
day Thanksgiving day and the admis-
scion will be 10 cents for adults and
cents for children.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25
PANIC FOLLOWS CRY
OF FIRE; 90
DEAD
TRAMPLEp TO DEATH
WHEN THRoNe TRIES TO Es-
CAPE FROM PICTURE TENT

Bilboa, Spain, Nov. 25.-A terrible
panic was caused Sunday afternoon by
the cry of fire" at moving picture
show here. Fifty children and others
were killed. Only one woman up to
a late hour last night had been found
among the dead. The number of in.
jured is not known. as most Of them
were taken home by friends.
The scene OF the accident is large
circus which had been converted into
a continuous cinematograph show. AS
the price of admission was only two
cents. the building was crowded to its
utmost capacity, for the most part
with women anduchildren.
The operator Of the machine lost his
nerve wien a film ignited and scream
ed Fire" He was able to extinguish
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25
BISHOP BURGESS ANNIVERSARY

New York. Nov. 25.--Many distin-
guished clergymen and laymen of the
Protestant Episcopal church gathered
today at st. Peters Church, In Brook
iyn. to pay honor to the .Rt. Rev. Fred
erick Burgess, on the occasion of the
tenth anniversary of HIS conservation
as bishop of Long Island. Prominent
among those in attendance were Bish-
OBJ Brewster Of Connecticut. Bishop
Burch OF New York and Congressman
Redfield Of Brooklyn.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

the flames himself without difficulty.
but the effect of his cry upon the au-
dience was instantaneous. Police and
attendants we're powerless to control
the panic-stricken people, and were
swept away by the surging mass which
sought to fight way to the exit.
Scores were knocked down and
trampled. and many were crushed to
death in the passages from the gal
leries and to the streets.
The disaster caused frenzied crowds
to gather outside the building. and the
authorities had great difficulty in car.
rying on the work of rescue and ex-
Treating the dead and injured from
the piles of wrecked seats. The man-
ager and other employees have been ar
rested and are held pending an inquiry.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25
INDICTMENTS RETURNED
by GRAND JURY

Indictments have been returned
against C. e. Tucker for assault and
battery. B. o. Doherty for drunkenness,
w. B. Risher for assault and battery
with intent to kill and murder, L. X.
McInnis for carrying on business with
out license. Paul Vents. Charles Will
liams and Redmond Lewis for tres
pass. Pauline Miller, Esta Moore. Car
neal Fulton and Daisy Rodgers for
vagrancy. all of whom have been ar
rested and are now out on bonds.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25
OLD pARKEx,s TRIBUTE
TO LATE CAPT. WHITE,

McComb. Miss. Nov. 25.-Charles
Bullock. an aged negro. who for the
past twenty years. was In the employ
OF the late Captain ]. J. White as a
house servant and coachman. in a let
ter portrays the many virtues Of Cap.
tain White as viewed by hundreds of
the negro race. who looked upon him
as their benefactor.
Bullock says in part: when we
were hungry Captain White came to
our aid; when we needed clothing Cap.
tains White never hesitated to make
us comfortable; when our wells would
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25
MANY SCHOOLS TO CLOSE
WEDNESDAY TO MONDAY

jackson, Miss, Nov. 25.-In MANI
OF the public schools of Missjssinn,
tne pupils will be given holiday from
wednesday afternoon until Mondou
morning. on account of Thanksslvlnc
This arrangement Will enable q larro
number Of prominent educators to a..
tend the ANIMAL meeting of the South.
ern Educational Association, to 10
heid at Nashville curing the week
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

drain dry Captain White would replen.
ish the water supply by having other
wells bored, and when we would ap-
pear In court on some mlsdemesuor
charge the late kind-hearted Captsln
White or his sons would secure our 70
lease by the payment of fine"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

A feature western story at the Lomo
theatre today, "The Sheriff's Adopted
Child" There are some large scenes
and fine views. Of western country.
The cowboys and horses used In these.
Hroncho and 101 pictures are from
the Miller 101 ranch. which has the
1nest aggregation OF horses and rough
ELDERS in the world. ~AIl For jim" Is
i very pleasing story with a happy
ending. Is very naturally acted. "The
Fug and the Count" is the comedy
offering. The scenes are speedy and
furnish good food for laughter. ION
Account of a handkerchief is a com
edy Of Mistakes. II is also laugh
maker. OF all you do. don't fall to
zee the Japanese picture on Tuesdays
program. For the MIItado.v The
Isading part is played by Miss Taku
rakagi. a native born Japanese.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25
CONTENDS FOR WATER RIGHTS

Washington, Nov. 25.-The Hetch
Hetchy valley case. which the city Of
San Francisco has been pushing for
years, came up for final hearing to-
day before Secretary Fisher of the
department of the interior. The case
involves San Francisco's rights to the
Hetch Hetchy valley in Yosemite Ma
tional Park for use in connection with
great municipal aqueduct scheme.
The project has been vigorously OPP
posed by John Muir, the noted natural
ist and other persons Interested In
the scenic preservation Of Yosemite,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25
SUFFERING sUFFRAeErrgs
REFLECT DIR. ANNA CLAW,

Philadelphia, Nov. 25.-Dr Ann.
SHAW was reelected President o, ,ha
ton. -'''ocia'
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

Gold and Glitter" another OF the
famous Biograph dramas. win be fea-
tured at the Gem theatre tonight On
The same program q great selig sub
jet entitled nJim'a vlndlcation."
story Of pony express rider with
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25
CITY BREVITIES

Marriage license was Issued 6atur-
day to H. A. Lassiter and Miss Jen-
-nette Buchanan.
The evening world., 1912-02-15
PURSEll FIRM FAILS,
RECEIVER IN CHARGE.
Famous Caterers Business in I'm.
systematic Tangle, Says Lawyer
Wolf, for Creditors.

Receiver Ralph Wolf to-day tool pos-
season Of the ursell Manufacturing Com
pAny's business under an order Issued
yesterday by United states District
Judge Holt. Mr.. Wolf. who 10 q lawyer.
put mis- father In charge. He sad to-
day hat the liabilities Of the baking and
catering company Are $4,000 and the
assets about $4,000. He considers ali the
book accounts good.
The business has been conducted
loosely" he said. There has been no
system. While books were kept they
reveal nothing. The concern has elk
branches. Some paid. while others did
not. yet the books fail to show which
were the losers. the entire business being
grouped together"
The Purseil bakery and lunch room al
No. GIG Broadway has long been q ia
nous place for women shoppers to gel
afternoon tea and light lunches. The
branch at Fifth avenue and Twenty
seventh street Is also a rendezvous fol
shoppers. crowded every afternoon.
The Pursell company was started abou,
forty years ago by Samuel Pursell.
confectoner IND baker. The company
catered for the smartest functions In
the city. Receiver Wolf SAYS that nom
The evening world., 1912-02-15
YOUR HAIR
Simple Way to Quickly Re-
store Natural Color.

u \ nst difficult 70 restore youthful color n
your hair II you will only use the right method.
There aSs many dyes and stains recommended
for colorns the hair. but . newly discovered
preparation. the Queen Gray Hair Rsstorer. meeti
all desired needs and has none Of the objections
Of the old fashioned hair dyes. This Is . scientific
treatment that can be applied BY anyone and will
restore the natural color Of the hair !mmediatel,
Follow the simple directions on the package snc
any desired shade can be given. This metho'
leaves the hair soft and velvety. gives . lastini
color that y not sticky. does not rub of and :
90 natural In appearance that no ons would sus
pect that your hair was ever nay OF faded.
Ths Queen Gray Hair Rsstorsr requires but ON
application and - II 10 % cav 70 use. the bcs
half drssssrs rely upon II and recommend II q
thsir patrons. Il Il In two Asa. Soc. and ei.00
and can b obtained from the leading drug enc
department stores throughout TIE country.
The evening world., 1912-02-15
Overcome by Fumes, They
Sink Unconscious Beside
Men They Save.
ALL FOUR NEAR DEATH.
Policeman and Volunteer
Plunge Into Cellar Twice in
Their Daring Rescue.


That there Is a hcro for every oc-
casion calling for heroism In the every
day life of New York was illustrated
again to-day. when a pol,ceman and n
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49,. - ..r e-~D
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$500
1"" y "o' ,io'" s"s, u :.
spArk OF hre "ouu nave precpp'ta'ed
an explosion that would have killed or
MANNED tho imperiiied men and the
rcscuers.
Burton Thomson. an expert employed
by the Consolidated Gas Comnanv. and
ut. h.,nar n.ora. n,.sh.vn. ,..n, 49,
49,. $500, ~. -,
,ne oo,,a. "".er .ne s'uow~.A a. w ~.
HaSt i"ir'y-iour'h street 10 ona" ana
a frozen service pipe. The cellar
nished by an electric pocket lamp car-
ried by McShayne.
cAa nj ew ,ce aroppeu o,,r oe
WI VI
PIPE.
u did not q X Thompoon lonw 10 re-.
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insert . PROBE the Gas pressure forced
cut q mixture of fne tee and water that
struck him fun In the face and knocked
him down. This was followed Sy q tre.
mendoza fiov ~ IN.
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The evening world., 1912-02-15
QUARREL
ENDS IN Staying
Of NEW YORK BOY
Comedian, Brother of Fred
Stone, Shoots Max Abbott
in Cincinnati.

Mrs. Max Freidberg OF No. 100 East
One Hundred and Seventeenth street
received a despatch from Cincinnati. O..
to-day that her brother. Meyer Opatow.
sky. . young actor. had been shot and
killed last night in . shooting gallery
adjoining the Standard Theatre In Gin
cinnati. by George Stone. . brother OF
Fred stone Of "wisard of Or" fame.
Opatowsky's stAge name was Max
Abbott. He was the MI in the
quartet Of . burlesque company which
u on tour with . production called
''Ths Social Maiden" Stone 10 the
LEADING comedian Of the company.
stone and Opatcwsky had been enemies
since they started out on the road.
They met in the shooting gallery
next door to the theatre last night
stone seized q rife from the rack AND
shot Abbott through the breast. He do.
clAred afterward he had been warnet
that Abbott and his friends had planns<
to kill him and that he shot in self
defense. The wounded man died In th,
Cincinnati City Hospital.
The evening world., 1912-02-15
TU
ITS RE.
Any Cough May Lead t0
Consumption.

II you have . stubborn cough 81 any sl efects
Of tbs Grip or any indications Of bronchial CO
lung trouble do not put off or neglect until
dangerous conditions develop.
DO not b. afraid ol being told that you AAvs
\ durable st that stage. You may have only .
throat o. bronchial silment, or you may have early
tubsfsulss trouhls-ali II which NAY b promptly
cuwd. II only discovered and properly treated In
time.
Q fearful waste q time TO attempt to
'doctor' y~ourssf whsn you have . lingering cough
or cold. because you MAJ be uhns the wrong rem.
sdy for the wrong thing. and In the meantime the
disease u progressing toward the danger some.
DO not neglect . cough. cold OF catsnh, for
they are forerunnes Of consumption.
Do not experiment on yourself BY taking So
called cough cures" drum or stimulants.
Do not put of until tubercle bacilli are
present. or complete breakdown o~vertskss you.
Consult Or. Anderson, whoo success In curing
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma and Catarh by
bis usw method Of treatment 10 renowned. and
the r6srsness a hundreds Of permanently cured
cssss, on file st his offios. ss the proofs Of hl
ability 70 cure Tubsrculosh.
Can and investigate and ~ for yourself before
you consider other tfss&msnts or 90 to . sani&anun.
d.. Anderson dva consultation. examination and
advies. without any charge. q his office. 30 wot
22d It. (bstwssu 6th and 9Th svss.). New York City.
Hour, daily, 10 70 4; Sundays. II to 2. On
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings till a
o'clock. New illustrated book ON the tratmsn,
md cure Of Lung and Cheat Diseases sent on
request 10 eny address.
The evening world., 1912-02-15

March Term. His opponent declared the
ease was bexun three years ago. ami
that many delays at THIS Mayors rel
quest mad interfered with the trial.
II win not adjourn tho case until
March," etated tho Court. IF tho de-
PENDANT 10 still nj on Monday. and at
that time n there are still good and
sufficient reasons for po~stponing II. the
application will be considered In due
form. It 10 marked ready and passed
until Monday"
Mr.. Crowley asked The Court to direc,
all witnesses 10 return Monday. adding
that hi wished the attendance Of Miss
Mary u. 0aynor. the Mayors sister
Mr.. Baldwin opposed the motion and
declined to sipulsts the attendance OF
any Of the witnessed
Former Police Commissioner Bingham
vas In u with . group Of frisnds.
The evening world., 1912-02-15
GAYNOR GETS DOSE
Of SAME MEDICINE
He USED TO GIVE
Justice Gavegan Declines to
Postpone Bingahm Libel Suit
Because Mayor Is III.

The oft-msntioaed severity az FORMER
Justice oaynor In dealing with lawyers
seeding calender ad3ournmsnts, Wa
unoisasAniy visited on the Mayor to-
day whom Justice Gavesan with much
p~ontivsnsas declined to adjourn until
ne March Term the trial Of the now
fauom 100000 BinghAm-0aynor Mbei
suit.
Argument for postponsment was
made BY Stephen c. Baldwin. Of me
Mayors counsel. who pleaded mat Mr..
0aynor was FRUSTRATED with grip and
offered . physictan's certificate 70 sup.
port the statement. Il. c. Crowley. for
ths former Police Commissioner. In.
sisted that the trial proceed
rs this defendant. william J. Gay
nor. the former Supreme Court Justice
Of Kings County7'' asked Justice Gave
Gan.
Yes. he 70 the present Mayor" ~
piled Mr.. BALDWIN. seemingly psrplexsd.
"Oh. no." returned the Court. 'xhsn
thS defendant knows all about theos
things. He y perfectly Samriar With
the exiSencies OF calender practice a. I
rscail'--
''Pleass. Your Honor. don't visit his
sns on his head now interrupted Mr..
Baldwin.
NE SOMETIMES IGNORED THE
DOCTORS CERTIFICATES.
my recolIectons is." went on the
Court. that the defendant has demon
strated wonderful recupsrativc powers.
to the great $oy OF tho people Of this
city. and. OF course. AL hope he may
make . speedy recovery now. even ~ ]
recall clients and lawyers were wont
to DO when called before calendars ovss
which ne presided. He knows al about
that he sometimes ignored them And"-
He 10 very click now" pleaded MI
Baldwin.
mo, l shall not ignore his doctor
certificate now" concludsi the Court.
Lawyer Crowley said he had twenty
SIX witnesses 10 c all and estimated tina
Gen. B%ingham's sido Of the case migh'
consume two trial days. Mr.. Baldwin
could not see how twenty-six witrsssse
could be examined in W days, and Dc
clarct ne would require At least tina
time In wa,1ch to present the Mayor
defense.
"These matteU come up every day
many time. n case Will be treAte.
nke any other 0ase on this calendar.
: dsolared the Court. Il WIFI mark
ready tand pass II until Monday.
CASE LONG DELAYED ~ MAYOR
/. eAvs CROWLEY.
. to grant an extension Of time until ID