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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15
lew Principle in
Complexion Treatment
(From Society world.)

(From Society world,)
; creams are injurious when used
ally. They clog the pores and
ally form permanent, soggy,
/ film which interferes with elm
action and makes the skin sickly
,sty. There is an application
ized wax-which acts upon an
3 different principle. While
ly harmless, it contains active
ents which remove by absorp-
le dead and half dead particles
4 skin. as well as unhealthy
IN the pores. Thus it takes
from instead of adding to tho
xion, differing in this respect
Cosmetics. The result is a per-
natural and healthy young com
: Mercolized wax, procurable
drug store Zone ounce is suffi-
is applied at night like cold
and washed off in the morning.
correct principle in the treat
I wrinkles is TO tighten the skin,
naturally irons out tho lines. A
tn, remarkably effective in this
n, may be made by dissolvine
powdered saxolite In u pint
aze1
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father. j. M, Callow. accompanying her,
Miss Helen Wilson has gone east to en-
ter Dana hall, and Miss Adelaide Wood
ruff left Yesterday for the same place.
Russell Woodruff accompanied his sis
ter and will enter Cheshire school. Miss
Helen Woodruff. the daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. F.. D. Woodruff, goes back TO
Mount Vernon TO finish her school there.
Miss Katherine Rhoades leaves within a
few days for Vassar also, to Join the
Salt Lake girls there already. Miss
Cassandra Wood will probably 90
abroad accompanied by her mother, Mrs
j. D, Wood, for year s musical work.
The Misses GeoChegan have gone west
TO enter Menlo Park seminary, and The
two Geoghegan boys will be in Santa
Clara college where the Kearns BOYS
have been attending school for the past
few years
Mrs. John S. Noble Of Seattle is here
for a visit and is with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Shealy at the Cummings apartments
Mrs. Noble was Mrs. L. j. Wenner of
this city and of Ogden, and she has
many local friends who are glad to well
come her back even for a brief visit
Mrs. Noble is the mother of Miss
Blanche Wenner, at one time teacher
in the Salt Lake high school and now
one of the faculty of large high school
in Seattle. Her son, George Wenner, is
rising young attorney of Seattle.
Miss Doris Fdmunds entertained
about eighty OF the young girls yester-
day afternoon at delightful tea for
the girl friends who are leaving shortly
for schools and colleges in the east.
Miss Marjorie Jacobs and Miss Romola
King poured tea and coffee. Miss Ruth
Hirth, Miss Dorothy Jacobs and Miss
Dorothy Doolittle assisting. The home
was lovely with its 0oral decorations
and the bevy Of beautiful young girls
who came and went during the after
noon. The dining room was all in vel.
low and white, hut through the other
rooms the various autumn flowers were
used.
Another attractive home has been
added to those at the upper end of
South Temple street. that Of Mr.. and
Mrs. i. d. Farnsworth, which is one of
the most artistic constructed in that
suburb of beautiful homes It is in the
Spanish style of architecture and is
splendid sample OF that style. 1t is
nearing completion and the family will
probably be in it within few weeks.
There was one gay stag dinner during
the week at which but for the fact that
the bridegroom was pressed into service
as guest of honor, there would have
been thirteen at table. The affair was
engdnaered by two confirmed bachelors,
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. scos;oa
250 West Fourth South street "'u

Mrs. NJ. J. Hamilton and he. ~,
daughter are back from a yisi, ,'tls
Payette. Idaho. IN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ! Mo,,
who have made their homo in sn.esan,
California for the past four Years hoIh hsgIh
returned and are at home IN NNs
friends at No. Q Ivanhoe apartment sSsf
Mrs. j. T. Treasure is at homo A..
ing the absence of Mr., Treasure e;ss "t
Mr.. and Mrs f. O. Leatherwooa '.a %
1887 East First South street. ~" AZ
Rev Il. W. Scott and Mrs sco,.
here from the east visitino tbo;n tl.Gu Are
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. n. 81 =
Scott,
Mrs, Alfred l.. Cole, who has hs..
visiting Mrs. Wallace G. Hunfe- 'een va
the past week. will leave tomorror f..
her home in Logan.
Mrs. Myra Rossiter has rr,orr,,
after summer spent in southern CaL,
fornla.
!. B. Moreton and his daughter n,..
Ethel Moreton, have gone east ia,
stay OF SeFcTal weeks,
Governor and Mrs. William sprr
have gone to ST George for visit or
a few daya with friends there
Mrs. Margaret Shea is in town fran,
Eureka spending few davs at the UO.
tel Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mver have Jeas.d
their home at 143 Fourth East for tbe
winter and arc at home at the Ho,s,
Moxum.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. II. Parsons arc
home from visit of few weeks IN
Pasadena. where they went TO attend
the golden wedding of Mr.. Parsons.
parents,
Miss Margaret Parsons. one OF las,
year s graduates from the university.
viii be one of the faculty Of the Ncpb;
high school this wear.
Mrs. D. w. Baxter left triday. ae.
companied by her niece, Mrs. S. 4.
Palmer. for Rochelle, after a pleasyn,
visit with Mr., and Mrs John Cain.
Mrs. William Pischcl and children
have returned from the east, where
they spen; the summer,
!. lIolton Page left YESTERDAY for
Wisconsin 10 again enter st John s
military academy.
Mrs. NJ T.. Gilbert of Chicago is here
visiting her cousin, Mrs. r. Il, Black.
Mrs. j. i. Miller of san Francisco
is here visiting Mrs. John Schneider
at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIoyt Sherman have
arrived from Washington aud are q,
the Hotel Utah For a short time.
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tiful and effective. The reception hall
was in lavender asters and the parlol
In white asters and smilax. Yellow
was the color chosen for tho dining
room. The table was covered with
a cluny lace cloth over yellow satin,
a. large basket OF nasturtiums making
the central decoration, with smaller
corner. The mantel and sideboard were
effectively banked with sunfowers. This
room was In charge Of Miss Hottie
Nelson, and a number Of girl friends of
the bride assisted in serving. In the
hall the punch bowl was presided over
by Miss Mary Moffett and Miss Winnie
Webb. Music was furnished through
out the evening by the Wetzell or.
be at home to their friends about 90.
tober l in the Gibson apartments on
West Sixth South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Coles announce
tho engagement Of their daughter, An
ME NJ, to Sydney Lockhart. Tho date
for the marriage is not yet set, but
Will be announced soon
Mrs. Jenuie K johnson announces
the engagement of her daughter Arlie
to Carl Walter Scott The marriage
will take place in October:
One OF the weddings Of the week
will be that of 6ybil Marguerite Geary
and william Vincent Hogan, which will
tage place Thursday at the homo Of the
BRIDES parents In the Hollywood
apartments.
Among the weddings set for the CON-
ing Wednesday are that Of Miss Anne
Parsons and F. r. Newton, that Of Miss
Lillia Claire Illingworth and Almy
Lawson and that Of Miss Jennie q.
French and Joseph Bowen.
Mrs. T, Hills announces the engage.
ment Of her daughter Ivy to Vern
Yearsley, the marriage to take place In
October.
Miss Bessie Snyder and Jay Elliott
johnson were married quietly Wednes.
day afternoon at the homo Of tho
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. o..
Snyder. The ceremony was performed
by tho Rev. Frank Brainerd Of Ogden
In the presence Of the immediate FAM
ilies~
The marriage Of Miss Katherine Nc
Clellan and d. M. Gallafent took place
yesterday morning at 80. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. w
Reese at ST. Paul's church and was a
simple. quiet church affair, the young
people leaving Immediately for a short
honeymoon trip
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Mrs. NJ. T.. Gilbert of Chicago is hcre
her cousin, Mrs. r. Il. Black.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15

j. lIolton Page left YESTERDAY 10
Wisconsin 10 again enter st. John
military academy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15

Mrs. j. u Miller of san Francisco
is here visiting Mrs. John Schneider
at her home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15

Mr.. aud Mrs. IIoyt Sherman have
arrived from Washington aud are q,
the Hotel Utah FOR short time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15

Mrs. William Pischcl and childre,
have returned from the east whcr
they spcn: the summer,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15

Mrs. D. w. Baxter left Fridav. ae
companied by her niece, Mrs. s. A
Palmer, for Rochelle, after pleasyn,
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John Cain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15

Mrs. T, Hills announces the engage
ment of her daughter Ivy to Vern
Yearsley, the marriage to take place In
October.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15

Mrs. Nelson B. Henry has returned
TO her home in Dallas Tex. after
spending the summer with her mother.
Mrs. a, JcsscD.
Mrs. f. l.. Roberts has arrived from
Chicago to visit for a month with her
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Miss Margaret Parsons. one OF las,
years graduates from the university.
viii be one of the faculty Of the Vcnb;
high school this wear.
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Mrs. NJ. j, Hamilton and her T.. :,
daughter are back from a vis;, wv =
Payette. Idaho. " Il
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Mrs. j. T. Treasure Is at home A..
ing the absence of Mr., Treasure tut Tut
Mr.. and Mrs r. O. Leatherwood "a y.
1887 East First South street. ~" al
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Rev. Il. ". Scott and Mrs Scot,
here from the east visiting the;r sa Sre
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. n SVs
Scott. :"
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Senator and Mrs. Sutherland, who
have been at the Hotel Utah for a
short time, will leave Friday to re
turn to Washington.
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One OF the weddings Of the weel
will be that Of Sybil Marguerite Gear,
and william Vincent Hogan, which vii
tage place Thursday at the homo Of tn
BRIDES parents In the Hollywood
apartments.
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Among the weddings set for the com.
ing Wednesday are that Of Miss Anne
Parsons and F. R. Newton, that of Miss
Lillia Claire Illingworth and Almy
Lawson and that Of Miss Jennie q.
French and Joseph Bowen,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. A.. II. Parsons arc
home from visit of a few weeks In
Pasadena. where they went TO attend
the golden wedding Of Mr.. Parsons,
parents
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Continued from First Page.)

sided. and their team work in that i'm.
portan: proceeding wtthstood the legal
acid tests In the highest courts. MI.
Osborne recently conducted the investi-
CATION into vice conditions In the city
and county Of Albany. and by his per-
sistence and Ability drew out amazing
disclosures.
In response to an urgent message
from home Mr.. Osborne has cut short
his vacation abroad. He was to have
remained in Europe until the end OF
September. Within ten days his plans
we're changed and he Is expected In New
York next Saturday or Sunday.
District-Attorney Whitman spent the
night at Justice Cons country place n
Miibrook. N. Y, planning the John boo
inquiry and the Rosenthal murder :rials.
The District-Atorney left with Justice
Goff q mass OF documents bearing upon
the situation. with which the jurist Will
familiarize himself before he returns to
New York to take up his task.
A story that has not been denied to-
day is that Martin w. Littleton was
offered q retainer to defend Becker. but
demanded IA 500. 900 fee and the assur-
ance OF Becker and his friends that
grating did not enter into the case.
He gave Becker ten days in which to
come to an agreement John w. Hart.
Becker's counsel OF record. Is said to
have asked Llttleton to undertake the
defense. According to the story. whom
Mr.. Littleton returned to the city ten
days later he received the assurance
that the money could be raised. but
getting no assurance that graft would
not hgure In the casa. washed his
hands Of II.
WHITMAN IN ALL NIGHT CON-
FERENCE WITH GoFf.
When D!strict-Attorney Whitman re-
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Il used the Cuticura Soap to shampoo
my hair and rubbed in q little Cuticura
Ointment. After few treatments I found
the head clean and healthy. free from eli
dry scales. Cuticura Soap and Ointment
cured the dandruff. and now use Cutlcurs
70 keep It from returning" (sisnsd) W.
Dyke. Jan. 2, 1912.
For pimples and blackheads tho following
b o most effective and economical treat
mcnt: Gently smear the affected parts with
Cuticura Ointment. on the end Of the finger
but do not rub. Wash OF the Cuticura
Ointment In i've minutes with Cuticurs
Soap and hot water and continue bathing
for some minutes. This treatment 10 best
on rising and retiring. At other times use
Cut!cura Soap freely for the toilet and bath"
to assist In preventing Inflammation. irri-
tation and closging Of tho pores. Sold
everywhere. Liberal sample Of each mailed
free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
:ard "Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston"
eS-Tender-faced men should use Cuticura
Soap Shaving Stick. Csc. Sample free.
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OF the officials. and his movements were
watched since shortly after the docking
OF the kaiserin Victoria at her berth
In Hoboken. His frequent trips from
the dock to Moos's hotel attracted the
attention of the customs men, and this
morning he was followed. As soon as
he met MODS In the hotel both men
were placed under arrest by Deputy
United States Commissioner Louis G.
Beekman AMI Customs Inspectors Har.
rls and Walter A. Wood.
Lille confessed that he was taking
the goods ashore for De Muth. the
Jewelry agent. a number of the drum
mer's trunks had been examined and
passed by the customs men. All his
effects were again examined and thu
trunks were found to have false bot
toms in them In which Quantities o.
gold chains and other jewelry were
concealed. A number of these chains
were found on Lille, and he said that
he had succeeded in getting more than
he carried safely to the hotel man.
Lille was held in $4,000 bail while
De Muth and Moos were each held In
$4,000 bail.
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Jury SKATERS STOCK DEAL
STORY OF BECKER'S QUICK RICHES

turned to-day from an all-night confer
ence with Justice Goff at the la..er's
home at Millbrook he had practically
complete plans for the John Doe pro-
ceedings Justice Goff Is to begin next
week.
One OF the first points to be setu ed IS
the selection OF n special assistant to
Mr.. Whitman to conduct the graft In
quiry while Mr.. whitman is engaged in
the murder trials The man wanted lie
a lawyer OF wide reputation as a jury
advocate and cross-examiner. He Is
said to have a deeper insigh. into the
conditions to be investigated by Justice
Con than any other lawyer In the city.
lie has given assistance In the prepara-
ton OF the cases in the last few weeks
and has otherwise shown deep interest
in the John Doe proceedings.
District-Attorney whitman went over
with Justice Con list OF moro than
one hundred Witnesses who are to be
called In the order OF their Importance.
II Is understood that among them are
Mayor Gaynor, Commissioner Waldo.
First Deputy Police Commits sloner Nc
Kay. Fourth Deputy Dillon and perhaps
Second Deputy Dougherty.
Among other witnesses will be inspect
ors OF Manhattan and the Bronx. former
inspectors. and some OF the civilian en-
ployees OF the department II Is not be.
lieved that Inspectors Hughes. Lahey
and Cahaane and former Inspector
Hayes will be called to testify. The In
spectors expected to testify are DAILY,
Sweeny. Dwyer. Titus and Farrell. the
latter Of the Bronx.
Mayor Gaynor Is wanted largely -
bring out what he mean. by his "o,
ward order and decency" idea. wh.a
the probers get an official Interpretation
they expect to be better prepared q
combat any effort to twist the Mayors
ut.erance into a defense Of the charges
against inspectors.
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WOMAN ARMED
WITH TWO KNIVES
WAITED FOR TAFT
Caught Hiding in a Hotel at
Columbus, but Failed to Get
Near the President.

COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. a.-Caroline
she was from 0reenvilie. o.. was ar
rested by Pittsburgh detectives at the
Southern Hotel while waiting for Prssi-
dent Taft with two long knives found
concealed In her clothing. The woman
said she was tho wife OF the President
Mrs. Beers said she was going to pun
ish the President. She had been noticed
yesterday after waiting around the no.
tel ana told employees that she was
waiting for President TAFT.
~ have the sacred knife for Presl-
dent Taft" she told u detective when
arrested.
The woman did not get near tho
President but was found and rushed on;
OF the hotel just as the Presidential
party arrived. She was found In ono
Of the upper floors waiting near the
elevator, Of which It was expected Taft
would 20 to his apartments.
One OF tho knives which was found
on her clothing was long keen
bladed affair, on tho handle OF which
n picture OF President TAFT had been
photographed. Mrs. Beers was well clad
roll of $40 was found In her clothing
president TAFT was not told OF the
woman's arrest.
GREENVILLE. o.. Aug. al. l..
Chenoweth an attorney of this city,
went to Columbus ut noon to-day to
look after the interests OF Mrs Caro-
line Beers. who was arrested In that
city while waiting for President Taft
with two knives In her possession.
Chenoweth was sent by tho woman's
relatives as soon as the news of her
arrest was received here.
John Jarvis. "A telegraph operator and
son-inlaw OF Mrs. Beers. said Mrs.
Beers had never shown any tendency
| OF violence. although her actions had
been somewhat peculiar at times. She
did not follow politics. and he did not
believe she waJ after the President DO.
cause OF his position or political connec.
lions. Mr.. Jarvis said Mrs. Beers left
Greenville yesterday saying she wa.
going to the State Fair at Columbus.
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TWO YOUNG GIRLS
CAUGHT IN RAID
ON COCAINE DEN
Continued from First Page.)


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49, W """e prcak
,o' ~" . -, 49, 49, "'o eo''area
"o @ =" - ,"e'e
T"0 WIN DR.
VG"e"' OHooS.
The detectives nrss searched Thomas
MCFARLAND VINO was said by some Of
the covering drug victims 10 be the pro-
pr'otor OK the place. they found small
vials OF cocoalne on his person and I'M
der the cot where ne had been living n
tightly locked iron chest. Within the
chest were row upon row n, ,rn,
ho,t,e. containing coco,,n.
q, all ~, GRADE. .o,,a 49,. op.u"
NJ .a,.,,,.. '' anu
49,, '"' ""o h.Ve n,S name az
1acop "".ace anu saiu ne iiVed at No.
so west forue'" hueet. mad some Of
the forbidden drug rolled into the folds
OF his turned-back cuffs and so fulfilled
the stipulations OF the law making the
possession on tho person OF cocn'ns "A
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T,R, IN VERMONT
CONTINUES ATTACK
ON STANDARD OIL
Likens Campaign Fund to Po-
lice Graft and Says Archbold
did Not Get the Goods

prSNtSoroN ~, A.. M 40.
e'
'ae. y" oena'or re"iose Oh ien"s.'
wanna ana 1ohh ~ Archooid Oh the
Stanoard vi company was maze nero
to-day by Col. Theodore Roosevelt In
opening his Vermont campaign. Speak,
ing to a crowd OF several thousand per-
sons in Morgan Park he asa,led Mr.
A,chbn,d .nd s.n.,o- p.rro,. %, ,hslr
,..,,,u.,, h.,,. 49,. e.,.,- c.,,n.,.n
'". 800 'uo o ps
o .. i"'esnsa,ns Nonni.'ee
we have been saying for some time
SAID Col. Roosevelt that was OPP
posed by an alliance between big busi-
ness and politics, and now John d.
Archbold OF the standard OIL Company
and senator Penross TRUMP I'm 10 say
:, :. go"
80, co,, s A.. ,.,,.
~Vo .oa '"s 'e"y
OF Mr. Archooid ana senator rehrosc
before the Senate Committee. AS soon
as these men had testified" he said.
they let Mr.. Archoold go on to Europe
and they scattered to tho four winds
ana refused 70 let ma testify. am as
w.,i .a,isaed NV the unconscious testi-
-. o. -. y, Ms.sr. Archho,a ana
nho"y ~, nv
renrose.
Inv" ''A'o".' '"'pp 80,
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.tration this afternoon for Teddy"
Say" said an unsympathetic cop,
Where's your permit
Mono OF the women Moosers could
reduce the written privilege to hold
forth In a public place. Even Miss Alice
Carpenter. who was regarded as ihe
leader, could not show an authorization.
well, then. you'll all have to get out
OF here" said the policeman. and Miss
Carpenter. followed by former Assistant
District. Attorney Robert II. Elder and
Walter N. Chandler. who had volun-
teered 20 make Bull Moose speeches.
VA Mooscd.
Park Commissioner Slower had. It de-
welcomed, refused to give permission for
a Bull Moose or a Cow Moose assem-
blaze in tho city's most revered park.
but Police Commissioner Waldo yielded
TO the extent of granting a permit for
the delivery OF Moose oratlons At La
fayette and Worth streets. and thither
the disappointed delegation wandered,
stIlI determined. however. to declare the
ColoneIs platform.
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THREE SMUGCLECS
Of JEWELRY ARE
CAUGHT WITH GOODS
Passenger and Steward on Ship
Taken With Hoboken
Hotelkeeper.

A land ofIice business in smuggling
jewclry from the Kaiserin Victoria was
broken UP to-day by United States Of
fcials and three men were landed In
jail charged with smuggling and con-
spiracy. The prisoners are Charles II.
De Muth, a passenger from Germany
ON thu steamer. who claims to be q rep
Of a New York jewe'ry I'M
porting house: Kurt Lille. a steward
omployed on the ship, and August Moos.
a bote,keeper at River and Second
streets. Hoboken.
Tn. steward was under the suspicion
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MORE MARINES LANDED
ON NICARAGUAN SOIL,

WASHINGTON. Aug. 80. - The
"rno"e1 cruiser California, with Al
miral sutherland on board. arrived at
Corinio yesterday afternoon. She landed
n number OF bluoiackc,s and marincs,
the number not being stated In tle
despatch to the Navy Department. but
supposed 70 be about $50. ana left n,
10 O'Clock last night for Panama
She Is due at the latter pert Satur-
day and viii Immediately embark 7so
marines, which the Prairie Is expected
to land on Tia, isthmus about thai tln,c
and vii! tahe them 10 Corinto.
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WARRANTS OUT FOR EIGHTY
WHO WERE AT PRIZE FIGHT.

BRIpGEPoRT. Conn. Aug. 2o,-Some-
thing like eighty warrants have been
taken out by the State police against
men who attended n prizeflght In Hub
bells Grove. Strattord. last Sunday
night. Six arrests have been made and
five OF the men are held In $1,000 each
for n hearing, and Daniel Dillon. who
ia sad 10 have been the referee is held
I'm $500. For those principals. seconds
and ppectators who have left the city.
states Attorney Judson will obtain
bench warrants.
The fight was between local light
weights and went eleven rounds when
one OF tho boxers quit. Tho winner got
$40 and the loser 80.