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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
BOXING AND MAT
TOURNEY AT PROVO
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. March 23.--The boxing and
wrestling contests held tonight in the
3. Y. Z. gymnasium We're well attended
and each event was heartily applauded.
Charles lrby, manager OF the Helena
baseball team acted as referee,
The boxing contests were three rounds
each and the decisions were given on
points. Peterson won over Parkinson.
Robbins over Lambert. Clark over John
son. Matthews over Halliday, Richards
and Peterson drew. Mcdonald and Gard
ner drew. Harris won over Evans. Rob-
bins over Clark Johnson over Robbins.
The wrestling matches resulted as fol-
lows Gibson won over Freclsleton. 3
minutes; Gardner got the decision over
Mcdonald; Lambert won from Harris, 8
minutes: Stewart won over Riley, Clark
over Parkinson. Stewart was given de-
cjsion over Lockhart Johnson won from
Lambert Stewart over Clark. Lambert
was given a decision over Ulcer Stew
art won from Lambert and Lockhart won
from Lambert.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
First Game of the Seasor
Scheduled for 3 o'ClocI
at Cooley Park.
NEW MEN TO BE TRl
Salt Lake Magnate Want
Get Line on Recruits Befo
Calling in Regulars.
By TaNa

Bert Margetts S old state LEAD
and the nucleus of Cooley's Skysc<
team for 1912 will clash this after
at Cooley park. Game will be "a
at 3 o clock "a
Cooley's policy is to have ali III
cr11its play because he knows what
old men can do. For that reason q
ly all the Skyscrapers seen on the
today will be new men. In ord4
players to report, the Salt Lake 4
nate has picked the new men frst.
fore the members of last years 4
are sent for, Cooley will have pz<
out the recruits he expects to Keep
Thus far the Skyscraper moguI
q bunch of about thirty men (
which TO pick the fourteen or M
men who will compose his rec
squad. He intends to give his rec[
quick trial and let them 90 elsev'
if he does not want them.
Margetts' nine is used to gettl1<
gether on short notice and ct
stage of the spring practice that (
is apt to give a good account OF A
against almost any opponents
Skyscrapers will be playing to94
for the first time today, but Cool6X
lieves the superiority OF his p1tc|
staff and backstops will insure v1c(
Cooley is especially pleased with
work of Scott as catcher
youngster will probably be the fa>
base runner in the Union league g
has many sprinting records. He q
accurate thrower, keeps his head
plays "brainy baseball. - He
catch today.
Keller and Schultz will probabl{
most of the pitching today. Bee
Van is not here yet Abbott viii
first, Lewis second, Schmidt third
Davis short. Cooley predicts thai
Lake fans will be especially PIE
with Davis's work at short. He
this youngster has the making
great ball player. Donovan, J
and Richardson, will likely
about the field. 4:
Margetts apparently intends to BH
surprise for be would not glv9
the names of his players last nlgn8-
promised to do so and then cQuP@
strangers arrived in town aud Ma
took them in tow. After that be
mum about his lineup for today,
The grounds are in better shape
was expected. Yesterday teamstezs =
harrows worked on them and che n
ers TODAY will not need snowsnoeE
get about in the mud The usuaI
mission will be charged "a,
New uniforms. duplicates OF 1S
worn last year, have been ordereo<
the Skvscrapers, but they VIII nor
them until the regular season bef1s
Cooley 5 recruits practiced yesteI
batting aud limbering up their ~
Richardson pitched to tne
Billy Fortier hit the ball just e.
as he did last season Schmidt -
third base, showed up P;,Iy Eerb Dbayiss i \
showed midseason form. uon4e
nlaying in the outfield: made Il
impression with all. Richardson, 4
inc nIaved ball all winter. was In
10 90 in and pitch full game. i
caught while Abbott played fHnt !
Cooiey's new clubhouse just ws3s'
the park is fixed up with flne s1'
baths and every convenience LOIS
comfort of ball players. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
JUAREZ RACE MEET
CLOSES THIS SUNDAY
Petition of El Paso Citizens to
Extend Session Refused
by Winn.
LONG SHOTS IN FAVOR
Turfmen, After Getaway
Funds, Put Over "Sleep-
ers" at Big Prices.
LONG SHOTS IN FAVOR

JUAREZ, Mexico, March 25.-Colonel
Matt winn today received petition
from prominent residents of FL Paso and
Juarez to extend the meeting ten days
but as all arrang have been made
TO close tomorrow he did not see his
way clear 10 grant the request. Favor
ties went by the boards and the public
received a hard blow.
Weather clear, track fast Results:
First race. one mile-Port Arlington,
1o6 (Bpxton), 20 to l, won; George Guy
ton. l1o tGrand), IL TO /, second; Sam
Barber, 10 CMurray), to /, third, Time.
1:41 SO. Dottie B., Rampant. Harlem
Maid, Hearts Relief. The Peer. Tom
Franks and Fort Johnson ran
tIioffman). s 10 1. won; Boana, los
(Grandl, 10 /, second: Pleasing, los
tIIill), IL to ]. third Time. 1:l6, Au-
tunan Rose. Coppers. Paclfco. Mapieton,
Third race. i've and a half furlongs--
Dudo; los tkederis), II to ]. woni Tour
let ilI SGrsRSg RSp,n TO 5 second ,n M4nss sbI1s
Time, los. Mary Emily, Acdun and
Fourth race. six furlongs-J; H.. Reed.
ll0 (Kederls), I to 2. third Time, I:l3s.
Angelus and John Griffin II. ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Kid North
loS (Hoffman). 5 to 2. won; Marsand,
1oS CBuxton) to 2. second; Ramsey,
los (Grsnd), 2 to /, third. Time, liza 10.
AIeltz Helen Hawkins, Emma G.. orha
Smile Regards and Dave Montgomery
ran.
Sixth race, FIVE and half furlongs-
Mandadero IL (Buxton), 10 L. won;
Isom, los (Johnson), TO 2. second; Sc
crete 103 (Burlingane). ID to /. third.
Time. 1;07 Is. Dog Star. Hazel c.. Err
ror. Dromi and Gift ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Ball Game This Forenoon.

This morning at 10 o'clock the Utah
Fuel baseball team will play the Liberty
Sheet Metal Works team on the baseball
diamond at Sixth North and Eighth
West. This Is the first game OF these
teams for the season and good game is
expected. The Utah Fuel players will
aep9 eSocr AZ SE tsf Tuel .o un3soIn, strees re
ready for distribution and when players
are picked the suits will be handed out.
This year the coal men will have a navy
blue suit, blue cnp with S. l.. In the form
Of monogram. blue stockings with a
white aLripe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
PROVO FANS WILL
HELP lRBY TRAIN
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO. March 23.--Charles Irby, man
ager OF Helena's baseball team. is in
Provo and has been busy the past two
days making arrangements for the ac-
commodation OF his men when they ar
rive. The men are 10 report here April 2
and will Immediately go into practice.
Assisted by a committee appointed by
the Provo Commercial club, Irby will
putting the B. Y. u, campus In shape
for practice games, which are to be ar
ranged with Provo players and teams
from the surrounding cities. An effort
the Salt Lake and ogden players Coach
Roberts OF the 3. Y. II. has rendered the
use OF the ''Y" gymnasium for the Hell
ena boys Indoor practice and bathing,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
OFFER KILBANE
$4,000 FOR BOUT

CLEVELAND March 2s.-Johnny XII
bane. champion featherwelGht boxer, to-
day recaived an offer Of $1,000. or 30 per
cent Of the receipts from the Madison
A. c.. OF New York for ten-round match
with either George O'kcete or Johnny
Dundee, the Scotch champion, kilbane
10 name the date. Jimmy Dunn. Kill
hane's manager. said he WAS impressed
favorably with the offer and will leave
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
BUTTE TRYING TO
SIGN CUMMINGS

Manager McCaferty of the Butte
Union Association club has offered
Pitcher Charley Cummings, who pitched
for Missoula in the same association, a
position for the coming season. Cum
mings SAYS he viii await further develop
Inents and in the meantime he is a free
agent.
Cummings signed with Indianapolis last
year. hut failed to report. He was later
given his release and was signed by Mis-
soula His work in the Montana town
WAS so good that McCafferty is willing to
sign him for Butte this season,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Bishop Players Called.

The Bishop A G. asks the following
players to be present today at Davis
Held, Eighth West and Second North
streets. at 10 a. M: Vernal Shingleton,
Melvin Snelgrove, Earl Sauires, Walt
Evans. Yves Papworth, John Gibson, Alex
Bouch, Harry Lovett Harry Nones,
James Ludlow and LIE Roy Burnham-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Buckers and Pennington Tie.

The Salt Lake Buckers yesterday
PLAYED The Pennington NJ. I. A. basket
ball team tie game 2s to rs The
Fuckers wanted Pennington 10 name a
date to play of the tie, but Pennington
refused becnuse some OF their players
the tie to the Buckers by default.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
JACK CURLEY ON
HIS WAY TO Ul

( KANSAS CITY. Mo-. March -
C,iriey. promoter of the champt9'
match between Jack johnson ane
FLYNN. left here tonight for the ~
take a final view OF, all or tne olu
announce the scene by May i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
World $ Hockey Champions,

NEW YORK. March 2S-The Faber
championship Of the world here tonight
by defeating the Wanderers of Montreal
in rough. fast game. s TO 4. Tonight's
game completed the series between the
ing won IL and the Wanderers s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Call for Players.

The management OF the Ninth
q requests the following PLAY
he on hand at Liberty park this
Ing at 9:45, r, TAYLOR. a Sra
TAILOR, Jake Schafer, 4, Paul, J.
W. Fueger. A. Watts. p. Ertrpsn
Foster, B. Marhew, c. Wagsfaft
Rra1Sen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
MCLOSKEY FORMS
BAND OF ROOTERS
Special To The Tribune.

Special To The TrIbune.
OGDEN. March '2S.--A contract has
been signed by John j. McCloskey and
Joseph Bailey and work on Ogden's
Union association ball plant at Glenwood
park is TO start next Monday. Just as
soon as the grounds are In shape for
practice the Ogden recruits will get out
for work. A rooters' association and
special train service to Salt Lake when
the local club is playing the Slsyscrapers
SON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

l5I pounds. and Promoter Bean. expects
this setto TO be almost as good as the
head!iner Fans saw a good exhibition
at the last two entertainments. so II Is
likely there Will he a banner crowd pres.
ent tomorrow night, Boxing begins
sec it all should be there at that time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
SoIdiers PLAY Soccer.

The Twentieth infantry, stationed at
Fort Douglas. has ambitions to win the
Daynes cup in the soccer football cham
pionship series The men turned out yes
terday and made good showing. They
are being coached by f. F. Hudson. an
English professional. The team will meet
picked team on Monday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Poggenberg Is Beaten.

PARIS, March 2S.-ln the international
amateur Is. . a-balkIipe billiard tournament
which was continued here today NJ
Maura Of Belgium defeated j. Ferdinand
Poggenberg OF New York, the American
champion, 400 10 ITO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
suracnsa Boats n1ichigan.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. March 2S;I-'
university gymnasium tonight 4S
20 To IS. Four track recoros
broken.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Match for Dualing Cup.

. CHICAGO, March 2$.-The second leg
FOR the De Dauviere duelinE sword cup
and the state team duelinS championship
was won by the Vorwaerts turnVerln
over the Illinois Athletic club team, o To
L. In the latter's gymnasium.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
juniors Va. Scrubs.

The Auerbach Juniors will play a base
ball game with the Sixth East Street
Scrubs at O'Clock this afternoon on the
field at Sixth East and Second South
streets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Manhattan Baacne.

Managers and captains OF the Man
haitian league will hold a business meet
Ing next Thursday evening at the Salt
Lake Hardware company at 1880 o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
charlestou Race Entries.

Hutchinson, The Golden Butterfly. Agnar
and Teddy Bear also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

Cleveland Wins at Hockey.
CLEVELAND. March 2S,-Tae
land A thletic clubs hockey team o<'
the Montreal Stars. TO D, tonikns'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Pean Defeats Navy

ANNAPOLIS, Md. March 23-Easeball:
Navy, s; Pennsylvania, 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
BREAK At HICKMAN;
MANY ABANDON HOMES
1y Associated Press

ny Associated Pres.
Hickman. Ky. April With a
roar which was heard for several
miles. the Mississippi river flood
burst through the government levees
five miles west Of Hickman late this
afternoon. and tonight the waters are
raring over the Reelfoot Lake dis
triot. ~
Approximately 80 square miles Of
farm lands will be under sea tomor-
row and :here IS fear for the safety
Of farmers in remote sections OF the
sparsely settled country.
The water tore n gap Of sixty feet
IN the levee, and the swirling curren.
is fest eating away the earthwork
adding To the breach.
For a week past strenuous efforts
have been made TO hold back the
flood When the collapse came this
afternoon the workers we're compel.
ed 10 run for their lives. Many. who
we've mqrooned beyond the break,
were rescued in gasoline launches.
Many residents here have aband-
oned their homes hut others are re
naming Efforts to communicate
with scattered villages ny telephone
tonight were unsuccessful.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
Meeting to Aid Dixie's Progress.

Nashville, Tenn. April 5.-If the
expectations OF the arrangements
committee are fulfilled. the fourth
annual meeting OF the Southern Com
mercial Congress. which will begin
it's sessions in this city next Monday,
will he attended by 1000 or more
delegates, representing every state
from Maryland to Texas and from
Missouri 10 Florida. The demand for
accommodation already gives assur-
ance that the gathering will be the
largest and most representative Of
It's kind ever held In the South.
The importanceof the gathering Is
forecasted by the large number and
wide prominence of the men who are
on the program for addresses In
cluded among the speakers WI be-
Senator Joseph " Pailcv Of Texas
Senator f. C. Newlands Of Nevada.
Louis Vs. Hill president Of the Great
Northern Railway. President T. =
Craichold Of Tulane University. Man
rice =. Egln United States minister
TO Denmark Col J. q Wright chief
engineer OF Everglades drainage. and
Col ID & Collier, president of fh.
California-pauama Exposition OF san
Diego.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
DOUBLE KILLING
NEAR GRANBURY
Two Citizens of Hill City
Shot to Death and
Third Wounded

Special to Daily News
Granbury, Tex, April pr. J. r.
Thilley and Luther Garrell were in
stantly killed and T. NJ. Wilson badly
wounded in the village OF Hill City.
eight miles west of here. this morn
ing as the result OF series OF mys-
terious shootings.
Officers have gone from here in
search Of Mack Parker, young
farmer. % years Of age. who is sup
posed TO have done the shooting.
DR.. Thilley was shot to death as
he stood IN his drug store at Hill
City. Wilson, whose wounds may
not prove fatal, was fired upon as
he stood at telephone II is said.
Garrell was killed In field on his
farm just outside Of Iill City.
According to messages to Granbury
this afternoon. Parker has sent re.
quest TO officers to come and arrest
him at once. What trouble could
have existed between the men or what
could have been the motive for the
killing is unknown in Granbury
where all OF the men have many
friends.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
IA TOILETTE ON
FIVE DAYS TOUR
Begins Strenuous Cam
paign in Bryans State,
Numerous Speeches

BY Associated Press
Lincoln. Ncb April Hc-ifning
a five days campaigl iu NeJrasFa.
senator La Toilette today trayersoi
the southeastern part OF thc state 10
the Kansas line dIHl.ns back az 4
reaching here for o moauls tonight
Today La Follottr made four set
speeches, besides q score of short
talks at various stopping places.
The rule OF the few must end the
whole people must nave a voice, "
was one OF la Foliettc's reiterated
statements.
The time has com', ne said, for
the masses to assert themselves and
no longer accept m, dictum OF lead
ers who serve their own selfish pur-
poses or those Of tho interests
Ii Toilette said TIA. he had come
10 Nebraska because rc believed the
voters to be progressive Fle made
No direct reference 10 Taft or Eoosc-
welt, but said that he Was in the pres
idential fight 10 stay, because he he
lieved II necessary Ter some one TO
battle for progressive principles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06

Helena Mont. April o. Members
OF the Democratic State central com.
mittee of Montana are arriving here
for the meeting tomorrow 10 fix the
date and place of holding the state
convention that will select delegates
to the national convention az Raj
tlmore The Wilson supporters
headed by Governor Norris. expect 10
control the state convention Clark
and Harmon. however. both have
their followers among Montana Dem
ocrats and It appears certain that \
hard fight will be made q prevent
instructions for Wilson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
.l|GHTFOOT BACK
FROM SLEUTH|NG
Attorney General and AS
sistant Brady Return
from Trip East
WATCHED OIL OPERATIONS
TEXAS OFFICIALS WERE sHAD-
OWED M hErECTINFS AND
RETNIATED BY ENGAGING
SlIiDOWERS ALSO.
Special to Daily News

Special to Daily News
Austin, Tex, April Attorney
General Lightfoot and his assistant.
John W. Brady, returned this morn
ing from an extended stay in St
Louis and New York. where they
have been looking into certain oil
and wire concerns, suspected OF yio'
lating the antitrust laws OF Texas
The attorney general said that he
investigated the operations OF the
Pierce-Fordyce Oil Association, sue
cessor of the ousted Waters Pierce
Oil Company in Texas, but that ne
would have no report TO make for
several days
Detectives trailed the attorney gen.
eral and his assistant all the way
from ST Louis TO New York and
back, Nr I.irhtfoot said today. In
New York the Texas officials sought
to retaliate hy engaging detectives TO
watch the detectives who we're hound
ing them.
This arrangement came near re-
sultlng in serious trouble between the
rival bands Of sleuths.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06

Louisville, Ky. April Demo
Gratis great and small. from many
parts Of Kentucky and from other
states as well, will worship tomor-
row night at the shrine Of Democra-
cy's patron paint, Thomas jefferson.
the occasion being a banquet under
the auspices of the jefferson County
Democratic Club Of this city Speak
or Champ Clark will be the guest OF
honor and principal orator His sub
iect will be Thomas Jefferson" J..
Hamilton Lewis OF Chicago will speak
on The Rule OF the Majority" and
former Senator Blackburn Of Ken
tncky will speak The Democratic Is
sues OF 1912"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
LEVELS At CAIRO
HOLD BACk FLOOD.
sp.,i.l 70 n.ils News.

Special 20 DailS News
Cairo. H.. April Z Surrounded
for two DAYS BY angry waters,
Cairo remained dry tonight and. II is
believed. is secure from the flood.
The levees throughout today stood
firm.
The scene at the drainage district
north OF here is appalling Houses.
partly submerged yesterday by
breakage Of levees. tonight are on
their sides or upside down. A big
church Is overturned Factories are
submerged 10 the roofs. and in some
places the flood entirely covers
buildings.
Not a single pile OF lumber in the
great mill section Is left standing.
The city is entirely cut off from
railroad connection. and many citi-
zens went In tugs TO Mound city to-
dav and took trains north.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
To Unven Statue of Naval Hero.

Washington, d. C., April 5.--Im-
pressivc military and civic exercises
will mark the official dedicatl/n two
weeks hence Of the memorial erected
In Potomac Park to John Paul tones
Tho Secretary OF the Navy will pre-.
side AZ the exercises. and addresses
viii be- made nv President Taft and
General Horace Porter OF New York
The ceremony OF unyeiling the statue
will bc performed hv Admiral Dewey
Appropriate music will be furnished
by tho United States Marine Band
The exercises will be followed by a
parade OF soldiers sailors and ma
rines. the National Guard and vari-
ous military and patriotic societies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
STRAIN GREAT ON LEVEES
NEAR DANGER STAGE At MATCH
w AND HUNDREDS WORK
AT NIGHT TO PRO-
TFCT CITY.
DEATH LIST MOUNTS
Leycc Near hickman, kentucky,
Breaks With Roar Which Could
Be Heard for Miles, Reel.
foot District Flooded.

The flood area in the Mississippi
Valley widened anA heightened yes
terday.
Tro river has reached almost the
flood stage at hatcher. Miss, and last
nigh- hundreds worked on the leyees
In the neNly-menaced territory,
stopping small breaks
For a distance OF 63s miles, from
Columbus, XIV. TO Vicksburg, Miss,
the Mississippi is seriously affected
TIE creates. strain where tha
levees are apt TO break suddenly ex'
tends from Columbus TO Helena, Ar
kansas. 3l5 miles.
The death list probably reached
eighteen yesterday although there
are instances where persons were
douhtle9s drowned In remote settle
ments, and the facts have not yet
been reported.
From two to ten million dollars
was the estimate OF property los
last night.
At Hickman. Ky, three hundred
are in tents. provided by the Fedora
and State governments, and food Il
being furnished where local supple:
are exhausted.
The United States Senate today
appropriated ten thousand dollars
for the protection OF Lost Mound
Illinois.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-06
AMARILLO ROY RECEIVES
" TWO YEARS FOR BURGLARY


CLAUDE Tex, April Monroe
Hand. the Amarillo youth whose case
was transferred on n change OF venue
from the city named. entered a plea
OF guilty this forenoon. the jury in
accordance with the plea, found the
hoy guilty and assessed his punish
ment at two years In the penltentiary
The youth was not represented by
counsel. hlt after the Jury returned
J N. Tones and other attorneys from
Amt-' .'ici notion 20. B.w rial.
setting ~ that the testimony sub
stantiatlng the plea OF guilty was
that NJ an accomplice which In held 10
he insufficient Judre Rollins has
not acted upon the molten.
Other criminal cases will come up
tomorrow, according 10 the plans an
nounced from the bench today