davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
NEWSY DOINES
OF NEW CASTLE
Emmanuel Church VeStrymen
to Consider BIDS for Sunday
School Building
HEALTH BOARD ACTS
TO Gil PURER MILK

special to THE ENENfNG JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, sept. lS. 1he vcstry
n Emmanuel Episcopal Church viii hold
4 meeting on Monday evening. when tho
ic, iced hid. foe tho sunday school build
inr viii he considered
l>r. r. X. Roth. Of tho Board Of Health,
was IN Newark ycstcrdnN concerning thc
an1l,sis Of milk. The mik dealers under
shc law. have registered. and now from
dn,o TO time samples Of the milk viii be
taken and tested by the Board Of
Health some months ago. when sam
pies we're taken. it was found that only
onc out Of scven came w to tho required
standard provided by the law.
=. Peter HOLY Namc SDciety attends
the first mass in S. reters Church 90
morrow morning.
Tho funeral Of Hary Hall. who was
killed on the Delaware rnilroad on We'd
nesdas night, win take place tomorrow
afternoon
Isue. McIIugh president Of Division
No. 3. g. -. H.. has hocr notified TO ~
tend meeting of thc state board anl
Ji,i-ion pro. idents. to arrange for the
annual ball to be held ON Thanksgiving
c,c.
John laih. who conducts the tailor
rhop ~ Delaware and Fifth streets, wit
cren "a taller shop az 40. 6l2 King
street. Nilmngtou ON Monday
Tho Nn.Stars Rrsehall Club Is arranr
inr series IT gomcs With the Now CAS-.
lie s. 4. Manager Chusc ays he cN
1ects three good conicst'.
lc,y Curt COMMISSIONER Martin v
Smith ha, force ut men suriecing th'
narrow d,lc csusevay With tenc ll'
has tine rood machinery # tho di.tncl
af work ON Tho Improvements. From
ShaN's gate Nc will hove good side
. ualh ior the mon who work IN Che tfee
plant. s that thct viii not have T.
wade fhrolrh any v1tei This winter.
Nhs. Mnr-nrct Howard. Of Phlladcl
rhn. who has hocn tle guest ot MIS-
Helen Csilarhcc abs returned home.
John Mullen. Of Wilmington. a MAJ
vith artificial l@ct was attempting y
create disorder when officer Engcn'
Lewis appeared on tho 'oenc. hc securc'
assi-t.ncc ann soon hed Mullen hehln'
tlie bars
rricnds Of Clarence r, King learuc'
shi. veck of ihc sudden death Of Mrs
kia.-Nhilc visiting Atlantic City
Member. of The irc company arc ron
sidcrablV claied that there viii hf 4
@allouc'en parade hero this YEAR lh'
iocsl organizations are 70 hc inrited q
participate in the parade and win the
prizes.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
rn ArTAck RErTRN.

Tho september term Of Superior
rourt or.ns on Monday and tho hr-t
day viii be devote TO hearing the
long list o; divorce cases. The com
mission appointed for the condem-
nation cf the site for the Joint Coun-
~ and City Building will make its
return ~ the court on MONDAY
Foiiovine the fling Of the report
hv the commission. Robert r. Rich
a~ds. representing nr s. g. Hlhert,
VII attack the return, to which Or.
Flhert objects as. too small There
is o possibility Of legal fight before
the site for the joint building Is Sc
cured
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
OPEN BIDS FOR
SALE OF DIAMOND
STEEL PLANT

George S. Cspelle and John Rich
srdaou. Ir.. trustees for the Diamond
state steel Company, recently re
ceivcd permission from the Court NJ
Chancery TO sell the big plant of the
company which mas been idle for
several years and has becn thrown
into a receivership in the United
States District Court
The trustees have asked for sealed
bids for the property. Bids for the
whole plant as II now stands OF for
any of its contents. machinery. man
ufactured articles. scrap or real c.
tate will be received al the once Of
Robert H. Richards. attorney for the
trustees. The bids will he opened on
October 22 and must bc accompanied
with certified check for $4,000, il
for The whole plant
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
FEAR MAN
WHO AIDED HOME
IS DROWNED

Ezekiel n Bsysrd an active mem
ber Of the Delaware Orphan Home
and Industrial school. who recently
gave the Institution three valuable
properties. one m Wilmington and
two in Christiana. is missing and II
is feared he Is downed
lie recently went 10 Mr.. Rogers
place. on the Delaware City Road
and obtained permission 10 put his
fishing cabin along the Red Lion
Creek. lie with one of the boys be-
longing to the institution went there
on Sept. 4. and then back 20 New
Castle for his boat which he had
rowcd from Christans. on Thurs
day evening last he and the boy
left New Castle in the boat. intend
ing to row TO Red Lion Creek. bui
he went too far out in the bay and
lost his way. and Was on he water
all night Tho next morning he
rowed TO the shore. chained tho hoat
TO a tree and he and tho boy walked
across the field 10 the trolley line
boarded car for Rcd Lion Greek
and went to the cabin and spent
Friday nighr there.
On Saturday morning he left the
boy at the cabin. saying that he was
going to get his boat Neither he nor
the boat has been seen since. Mem
bcrs OF the institution have search
cd diligently for him. but have fail
cd to find any trace Of HIM lie is
Of Indian descent. his father being
OF the family OF Sitting Bull" lie
is about five feet inches tail and
about seventy years OF age. lie was
making his home in the Delaware
Orphan Home and Industrial school.
During the night school session last
winter he attended and was greatly
interested In history and physiology
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
CLASS RUSH
AT DELAW ARE
Two Lower Classes Will Try to
Tie Each Other Up on
Tuesday

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del. Sept l5.-'Thc first
meeting of the Athletic Association
of Delaware College will be held
Monday afternoon in the college
oratory. The principal subject TO he
disc;isFeJi Is : proposed amendment
20 the constitution OF the association
whereby the students Will be held
responsible for the college gym
naslum and Frazer Field. II has
been proposed tnat six men he elect
cd. three seniors. two juniors and
one sophomore. These men are 10
have supervision over the field and
gym. IT. will be their duty to sec
that neither is abused. This pro-
rosed committee is only a step to-
ward student government which has
proved such a success at Lchigh
University. and which Will eventually
be instituted AT Delaware.
Another matter which will he con-
sidered on Monday is the election Of
faculty advisers. Under this pro-
posed ruling each class will elect a
member Of the faculty to act a. their
advisor IN any matters which they
find trouble IN settling in their re-
speCi'iye classes This rule would he
Of great benefit to all concerned The
rule Is compulsory 10 the classes as
il was made by the faculty at their
lasi meeting in June
A committee composed OF Coach
MacAyoy Lieutenant Herman. a. G.
Connellcc and G.. r. Grubb. which
was appointed by Doctor llarter TO
arrange for the frcshmen-so sophomore
class rush has made all The arrange
ments Tho committee announced
that the rush will take place on
TUESDAY morning At $50 The rush
is 10 be tying rush which has been
found to he The best form Of contest
between the two lower classes. The
rush is TO be Of fifteen minutes dura-
ton during which time tho members
Of the two classes gill endeavor to
tic M their opponents.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
TWO HUNDRED
TOMATOES ON VINE

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Don ER, Del sept. l3 Herman Ayers
and solomon Connor both colorcd, were
arrested here Yesterday, charged With
selling whiskey. Tho men were arrested
on tic show grounds. whore the whiskey
was bought aud delivered
kent County ie,y Court has pur-
cnascl i've passenger Buick machine
for use OF County Encinccr Kcuncy and
also for county committee work.
Mrs. J. G. Boylcs. oi Chcswold. Is O..
hibiting a tomato pllut which she first
began to raise I'm q pot az homc last De
oembcr. thai has had over POO tomatnc.
on IL. " covers a space of ground siN
feet ih diameter.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
GRAND JURY
GETS POISON
SALE CASE
contlnned nom rIrat paso.

Contiaued from First Pase.
or package must be plainly labeled;
first, with the name of tho substance.
next with the word Poison. aud third,
with tho name of the person on firm
selling the compound.
Before delivery cen be made OF any
poisonous compound there must Doe
recorded In book Kept for that pur-
iscf=--.
nD The namc OF each article;
60 Tho quantity delivered
g The purpose for which IL Is al
legged 10 hc used
tfr-Thc date OF tho delivery;
t5i rhe name and address OF the
purchaser;
60 The name of -he dispenser.
The facts arc as tolloWa.
That John o. Hopkins. ono nf the
defendants. sold poisonous prep
GRAFTON called bichloride Of mercury,
which contained corrosive sublimato
90 ono. donry Riddle
Biddle testified that no inquiry At
tho time of sale. hal boon made Of
him for what purpose Tho drug Was
desired: nor had the person selling
tho same told him OF the poisunous
character of thu 'ubstancs
The boa VAS plainly labeled with
tho name of tho substance. the word
poison Was printed in large letters
on tho label which WAS pasted on the
bottom Of tho box and the name of the
firm dispensing the substance wa
prii ted on tho label On tho top ot the
box.
The defendant Unpkiur. who sold
tho drug TO Biddlc. iostiied inat he
had inquired Of Biddle for what pnr-
pose hc desired ~ use the drug, and
was told II was slr wash for a cut;
and further testified thai he told Bid
dlc that tho drug vas poisonous
There Is. therefore. 4 conflict ol
testimony on these two pointe bc
tween tho defendant Hopkins anc
{ Riddlc
The main contention. however. IN
/ the case vs. that tho defendant did nv'
record in q book kept for the purpose
/ the foregoing maitere and things A.
ie required by the statute above
/ quoted
The defendants produced what wa
called daily sale slip" piece OF
paper about yard and one-half long
ttfN HNF " 0lN lN'H'n N wv HhN ''N'i
ned that Vas their record Of daily
sales.
They also produced small slip oI
paper on which certain entries were
made. and their counsel contendod that
these pieces ot paper constitute what
/ Is required by the statute, that is a
hook kept for the purpose Of record
ing the sales Of poisonous compounds
combinations and preparations. and
asked that the charges against the
defendants bc dismissed
There Was no evidence 10 connect
ono Of the defendants. Conwoll Bantou
With the charge lle testified that he
was not present. and know nothing
whatever Of the transaction. aud nc
evidence vas offered 20 contradict him
and find nothing in the testimony ia
connect him with the charge and the
charge against him must. therefore be
dismissed.
/ II is very clear to my mind that tho
two pieces Of paper do not constitute
hook kept for the purpose Of record
ing sales Of poisonous substance
within the meaning Of the statute al
Though II Is contonded that all othel
drug stores follow the samo practice
n this astounding contention be true
il IS time the unlawful paciicc wa
stopped.
Let The defendant John o Hopkins
he held in $500 bail for the next tern
cf the Court OF General Sessions
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
ON RAMPAGE AFTER
FREEDOM FROM PRISON

Samuel Richardson. colored, was
released from the Workhouse yes
terday after serving two years for
larceny and he took too much JOY
water. Samuel wandered TO the
house No. fl2 Orange street and
started to clean the place out Officer
Abrams arrived on the scene and
after taking Samuel TO The police
station II required two officers TO
put him in his cell. This morning
Judge Churchman declared samuel
Was q bad man and that his two
years term did nor appear 10 have
much effect. lie was then fined $40
and costs by the Court on the charge
Of drunkenness.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
FOUR ACCUSED OF LAYING
PAVEMENT WITHOUT PERMIT.

Joseph s. Hamilton. John Y. Me
Closkey. oven J. Brady and William
NJ Connolly were charged with
violating regulation Of the street
and Sewer Department in city Court
today The defendants are charged
with laying cement pavemcnts with
out FIRST securing a permit from the
city department
The men entered pleas OF not
guilty today but asked thar the
charges he continued until Wednes-
day. This was granted and on Tues
day the defendants will confer with
the Directors Of the Street and
Sewer Department
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
HUBBIES PAY
FOR FAMILIES
ConIInued Irom ma Page.

Continucd from First Page.
John Msnlove. who was sentenced TO
six months for non-support Of his
wife and child Manlovc had boen ill.
but for the past seven or eight weeks
he has worked there or his earnings
nifty cents arc deducted daily for his
family's support.
James Mitchell. colorcd. pleaded
guilty to the charge Of non-support Of
his minor child today and he was or-
dered to pay to Mr.. Stout 81 a week.
Oscar Uufried who denies the par
entage Of child born last May. ask
ed that a charge OF non-support for
the child be continued until next
Thursday. The request was granted
as ne desired counsel.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
PUT ON STOVE,
WOMAN SAYS
Continued from First Page.

had better so to bed. aud her mother
had refused to give him drink OF
beer he slapped her in the face. He
then followed her into tho kitchen
where he threw her over a hot stove,
She testified From there Mrs.
Sweeney said she went TO the front
room where her husband showed her
head through a window.
She said her husband had beaten
her several times before and while
she admitted having beer in the
house when her husband came home
she denied cursing him.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
TO INITIATE Onn rEIInMs-

SPECIAL to THE EVENING Journal
DOVER. Del. Sept l3. Dover Odd
felioWs are preparing a class of candi-
oates 10 take TO Georgetown. Del. on
she night OF October 2 10 be initiated
Win class being secured in that
Town. a. which time. tho degree work
VIII he done by the stan OF Eden
Lodge. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
NEW ATTENDANT At FARNHuRs1

Frank Rogers, better known as
Frank Johnson. who for many years
has resided with Mr.. and Mrs David
y. Johnson. at Georgetown, left Mon
day for Farnhurst. where he has Sc
cured position as attendant at the
State Hospital.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
ST. PAUL's AVENUE
ASSOCIATION ELECTS

Members Of the st. Paurs Avenue As
ISOLATION held pleasant informal meet
ing at the home of Mrs b. =. Taylor,
No 2lo4 Boulevard last evening. The
work Of the past year was reviewed and
plans were formulated for the repair
work and cleaning Of 81 pauls avenue
At Brandywine summit Camp. which
wos considerably damaged during the
recent heavy stWn in that section.
These officers Wcrc elected for ih'
year: William H. Mackenzie president
Mrs. George Fisher, vice president; Mrs
p ' Crossley. secretary; !. W. Jack
sen. treasurer
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
M0OsE TO REHEARSr.

A, tho meeting of Wilmington
Lodge No. iS4. Loyal order Of Moose
last evening. Captain Wisham, OF the
degree team. announced that the team
would hold a meeting for rehearsal
In tn, club headquarters next Tres-
daS evening. On Wednesday evening
tho newly organized side degree.
Moose Tran, viii hold a meeting. al
which time number OF candidates
Will be initiated.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
RnRAL coLLECToRs en- TAxEs.

1nN Collector Irlnk {. Miller OF
BrandvWino hundred sat IN the Levy
Court room today and was kept busy
receiving taxes. lie viii si' next sat
urdav ~ well as The following Satur'
day. The other collectors will sit on
tho saturday. a. advertised in THE
EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
IT rLIlo 2l2 and sl4
JdIlsS /. .kIldlIUieI, N. Nirth 81,
1r Telephones
OuO6TtokCT l203-26fl
DEATHS.
Mary A Megsw
n.r ~ ryt-t..-

May A MegaW
Rachel q Hickman
HICKMAN--Gn this city, on September ~.
1918 Rachel e.. wife cf the late Merry
- Iickmnn.
Relatives and friends arc invited - A.
tend the funeral services ~ her late resi-
denco No ptS Washington street on Sat
urdav afternoon September 3. ~ o cloct
Interment private
MEGAW. .-ln this city. On sopt.rnbsr ~.
1918. Marl a.. wife NJ Joseph W. Meraw
Relatives and frirnds Of the family are in.
vited TO attend The funeral services "a her
,atc residence, No. il9 Fulton street. on
Saturday afternoon. September Is. at 2su
clock. lnterment private at Wrminriu on
and Brandywinc cemetery.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
$50 FINE FOR
SELLING LIQUOR
AT CLUBHOUSE

Arrested at the club house al Wa
wsset Park late Yesterday afternoon
on charge OF selling Intoxicating
liquors without a license. Edward
Laws and william Pugh. colored.
were given hearing before Judge
Churchman today.
During the hearing. Assistant City
Solicitor Lynn produced a bottle Of
beer. which Frank +. Haley claimed
he bought from Laws yesterday At
tho club house al Horse SHOW Park.
Sergeant Bsyley. who raided the
club house. OF which tho two colored
men had charge. Identified the bottle
as the one he saw Haley receive from
Laws. The officer when asked If IL
contained lager beer said ~ don't
know but II You want me 10 taste
IL wilLn The officer was called sfo
taste itfand hc did AS he Swallowed
IL he said II WAS beer.
Laws pleaded guilty aud wss fined 500
and costs. pugh denied the charge
through lanes salisbury. his atforne,.
Frank y. Haley an agent Of the Law
and order Society. who caused thc ar
rests. said he ordered tho beer fran
Pueh and cot il from Laws. judge
IChurchman said he would continue tho
ease against Prgh until Monday. After
Push lcit tine court room Deputy Colle,-
tor # Internal l;cvenue Diniel Burton
had conference with pugh ana his at
/ tomeN.
! Officers of the Horse Show Associa
tion said they dill not know thc men
were dispensing liquor at the clubhouse.
of which the two were custodian-.. aud
( they had no authority to serve drinks
ihe clubhouse was supposed 10 be for
the convenience OF club members only,
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
nANrE AT PYrHIAN rAsr1r

The P,thian nramsilc Societr
fnizhts n Fythias. viii give an ~.
sen'hly dance in fvthisn Castle on
TUESDAY evening October Z
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
A NERVE TONIC
rnr.fnrA.s icId Phnsnhat

Recommended for relief OF in
scmnia. impaired nerve force and ia
tigue. Invigorates the entire system.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
EDEN CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.

Tho Eion AthlciIr tInh WI elNr IN
entertainments iss Hart. Hall ga Friday
evening. October 3. beginning at ;
O'Clock. An informal dance viii be a
feature of the evening.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
Que tious

Questions
l. Whist IS tho hardest uddle
. When should tho hook OF nature
bc studied
s There are three Of us IN six Eve
o US IN ksvsn four Of Us IN foui. and
si1 IN cic cl
4 Wat creature has many trunk
o whst snslls the nest N slHe
.sstory'
Evening journal., 1913-09-13

Yeu win find the Wants of the great
est assistance in locating people who
wish 10 rent a furnished nat OF apart
ment.--Adv
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
nor RENT

rent. Apply ssisL and Hoffman. In No.
fla Market street scpt13-6t-
Evening journal., 1913-09-13

Wild Gandor and Ioost-N. 0.
Temple. first
Turkeys.
Charles II. Sibbits. first In cock,
first and second IN hen
Pens.
S. C. Rhode Island Reds Mrs NJ.
X. Branch. first. no second.
White Plymouth Rocks Caleb L.
Powell frst: no second.
English India Runner DuckG-Nrs
NJ * Hrsnck. hrft. no second
rckin Ducke-ME n. X. Branch
hrst M cecond
One Hen and Twelve Chictf--s
irlinor1 Buckingham, 6rst. no second
Evening journal., 1913-09-13

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
n OULTRN MAN-SfNGLf MAN WANTED
y on Porltr. Farm. near cifr. soma ss
perioncc preferred Appl, No. 1907 1ilo ~
avenue. Phone. 1854. septi5.u.
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
InrkeYs.

wild cander and coose-M G
Evening journal., 1913-09-13
DAILY PUZZLE.

Answers
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-27
FITZSINIMONS is
TOO OLD TO BOX
Commissioners Will Not Issue a Ii
cense for Former Champion to
Appear i'll Ring.

NEW YORK. Dec 27.-That Bob
Fitzsimmons. former heavy weight
champion pugilist Of the world. is TOO
oil to again enter the ring even III To-
round bout, is the opinion of the state
boxing commission Next Tuesday.
when the question comes up Of issuing
permits for bouts Jan. s. In which tltz-
simmons is preparing to participate,
members of the commission will vote to
III this state This action will be taken
the commissioners sav. for humanity :
sake. Fitzsimmons is - years old, and
the commissioners say that 10 license
him to hoN would he 4 farce
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-27

lived ia huts near the beach We're
homeless yesterday and found shelter
ia the Town hall and in vacant build
ngs Gangs Of men were ~ work
snoring up buildings which threatened
10 collapse upon weakened foundations.
Railroad tracks were blocked by sand.
Two hotels at Seabright We're under
mined and an but washed away.
EulkEeads were smashed, tons of
lumber were washed mp On the beach
and other damage OF miaar character
vas caused hy the storm at Atlantlr
CITY. ~ J. The five miles Of meadows
between that city aud the mainland
iosemblcd a turbulent sca MI day The
tide VA. three feet above normal. lllil.
snow ANA rain foIl. thunder peateG and
lightning flashed durirg the storm ;
progress and yesterday sea foam was
| piled hike snow drifts along the water
front. At Margate City several cot
| taocS were undermined bat were saved
! from destruction by hard work ON the
! part Of the residents.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-27
FATAL QUARREL AT
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Michael Johnson of Surry, N. H, Died
in the Keene Hospital from
Fractured Skull

KEENF. \. H.. Dee 27-Michael
johnson, boss chopper at the lumber
camp Of the Burdett Chair company in
Surry, died yesterday at the Elliot CITY
hospital about , clock from a frac-
mrcd skull as the result Of an assault
alleged to have been committed On
Wednesday evening ~ Matti Harcy,
who VIII be arraigncd in the district
court Monday morning on the charge
OF manslaughter. johnson leaves
wife and two children.
From the facts gathered by County
Solicitor .. f. Cain and Sheriff +. IL.
Lord, who went to Surrv Thursday af-
tcrnoon with an interpreter, it appear
"a that there was a Christmas celebra-
tion Wednesday night at the home of
Michael Johnson johnson and Harey
had some trouble In the house and were
separated at the request of Mrs. Harev
The women and children were fright
ened and ran into the other side of the
house occupied by a family named
/ Cuisa Mrs. johnson then ran TO the
/ home Of Mr.. Hodgkins to telephone 10
/ the officers.
4 After the quarrel in the house had
ceased. hoarder named Nurmi, went
outside to hitch up team for some one
/ OF the party to return home. As Nur-
mi was coming bacl, from the barn ne
saw Harey throw something away. and
later Ii was found bv the officers to be
4 blood stained axe handie. \urmi
came upon the form of Johnson. living
face down I'D pool Of blood. about
three feet from the house. Ii appeared
that after the men left the room and
Went outside they ran around the house
.and Johnson. who was being pursued
prahahlv fcll as hc WAS going around
Etnr corner Before hc could recover
himself Il is alleged be was struck hy
ilarev with the axe handle. The OF
Gcer~ discovered blood stains upon thG
window ami about hyc feet away upor
4 piazza post From the condition 81
the skull ami the number Of blood spot:
on the house it appeared probable thai
johnson WAS struck number of timct
with the club When Mrs. johnson II
turned with Mr. Hopkins. Harey ha,
iisappearei
pr. Williams Of Gilsum was calle,
amt later the rall was sent for the IF
hccrs. Dr Williams ordered johnson
10 hc removed to the hospital in th
city. where ne WAS attended hv Dir
NJ. Dinsmoor an operation was per
formed upon ms skull and everythin.
{ possible was done to save his life. bu
$ he died without regaiuing conscious
mess.
\ sheriff f. ii. Lord and Deputy F J
I Bennett reached Surrv shortly afte
& midnight Wednesday and found Hare
j asleep i'll the lumber camp where he wa
I. employed as Swamper The lumhe
5 camp is on the Gilsum ROAD about on
and one-half miles from the .Johnso
T home Harev was under the nfluenc
/ OF liquor anu fell asleep on the iaurne
to the keene iaii
i Before Johnson : death vesterda
s, morning, Harov was brought before III
i district court and arraigncd on TIL
4 charge of assault. he entered PIE
q of not guilty and the ease was cor
tiuued until Monday morning 20 ailo
him time 70 obtain counsel.
The body of Johnson was taken I
7 Surrv where the funeral services We
= held at :. clock