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WILKES-BARRE, PA., SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1913.
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Nineteen Men Killed In Explosion - Ball Player Drops Dead Aged Man Drowned In River - Victim Of Police Bidlet Dies
lower levels Of Workings
Transformed   Into  Fiery
Furnace By Flames
RESCUE  PARTY  CAUGHT
T(M OF POLICE SUCGUMiS WK
"ULLET EGISR
Man Giving Name As Edward Sullivan Dies At Mercy Hos¬ pital After Being There F or Days-—Officer Is Re¬ leased By Jud ge O'Boyle
Private Car Of  Mana^fir On
Black Biamon'i ^m^^ Aid
?«perinfendent May live
Rlood pnisoiiinfr rpsultiiijj: from a  hulh>t   t'irpd a ivook asrn thi.«;
moniiiig: hy Officer Edward  ! Butch)  .McDonald, of Ilanovcr town-
'shin ivsultt'd fatally yesterday afiernoon.   A man orivintr his name as
;E(lv.-ard S-.uliv-.Hi. and  resid'-nce as Brooklyn, hoth Ihonprht  liy the
; officers to ho liclitious. is the victim.    Tlio ond canio at 4:1.") o'clock
  iyesterdsy af'tprnoon after ho had hoon at the Mercy hospital almost
a A\-eek.
V,(\mV^ RADIY MtUn ATI^n ^^'hile on imHoI last nipht  the officer was placed  under arrest
DU..1>....> DiWLM^I, IiUHf.il ^,,^.  (.^,,^,_._^.   ,),.;,.,.j,^.^^   ,.,.j^p ,,„^j   McKelvey.       The  char^jo  is  man-
!sl«u.c:lite'-.    11," was released on bail after being taken Iiefore .Judi^e nelpjrraM'i to Indepondont.) Peter A. O Hoyle, at West Pittston.    James Gilligan qualifiod as the
Portiviie.     Pa .   .\ug.   2.—Nineteen   bonchin.HIl. men art   dead   and   as     many     more ! STORY OF SHOOTING
«riouii.'- in'iired as the  result of an | It Was .shortiy before 3 o'clock last Sunday niorninsr that INIcDon-
exnio.<:;or of dynamite whioh oc-' a'd placed the dead man under arrest. He had found him sleeping in curred at the East Brooksidp colliery's .vaid in the I.ec Park section. The man fought desperately and of the Philadelphia * Rpidinp Coal'^^ok the ofncer ofi' his guard. Wliile prostrate iho officer claims his A Iren To. in rhe wpst md "f this i P''''"^'"''" *^i'>'^«''l '' brick from a nejirhy ])ile and it was a case of shoot icanty at  noon   todav.     The   tons  of i <'^' ''*' ^j"^'*^' '""l**^'^-
.I'TiamUe   exploded   t. ;th   a   roar  and i ^^^   "'''^''^' ^''^ -"° ^"^ *'"''''^' '''*" ^''"'^ •<^'fg»t-g in the knee. The vic-
th. mvHerio-js pow.r which shook-:*"'' ^'"^ quickiy rcmoveil to iht hospital but yesterday afternoon it th« i-as.=ive mine pillars sma propyl"^^'^^ discov-red that blood poisoning had set in and that it would be '.s thctph they    v.ere ^raw?    sent!"^^'t'''*"'"'.^' ^^ amputate tho limb.    This was done but the shock was
too much for the man in his weakened eondiiion. The officers feel certain that he has conoealed his identity and that tliejijpme given is fielicious. ....,:'^~-~''-^^---    --"¦
MYSTEP IOUS VISITORS-   ' ,\noth,-r mfttter to wliioh the officials are turning their attention
BOTH LEGS CUT OFF OF CHILD
Charles Deets of Page Street Kingston
At Bat in Ninth Struck Over Heart
During Contest At Harvey's
lake - - - Harry Allen
Threw Ball
HELD rOR CARDirr MURDER
Frank Kirk And Martin Flynn
Bound Over For Court
Witliout Bail
BY STREET CAR HI^ SISTERS AMONG SPECTATORS
Wanders From Companions ;„„„f-^^:^;;r£/rpr.ctd'tn;ctl';^^^^^^
And Steps In Front Of S.
Main Street Car—Is At
Mercy  Hospital
ATTORNEYS  PROTEST
F th
prop!?
sent
a sheet  of   flame   shooting  alon?   the
r;'.n?r->y.«-   and   hreasts.     seekinp     an
'ut'et.    Part   of  this   flam?   struck   a
'pocJft-f   of  Erf»^_ whhh had arath^retl'
nni'f the   fire   ho..-s  ma-le  his  in.inec-
tjHf fhi<^   mornine  and   a  second   and
;>igpe rlfadlv explosion oc< urred. over-
 ftelmrnsr   Supt     .Trtin   T^orenz   and   a
.r'jcu n?   partv  who  had   snne  to  the
^d  o.'   the   men   iniured   in   the   first
ablest rn.
*' .\  Fiery Furnace.
'    Fer fi\e minute.c   rVe  bottom of the taipe    whifh   is   I.S"'^   f«-e'   helow   the fVirfaec. reached hy th"  deepest shaft Ir  th'' anthracite repion.  looked   like «  fi<-^rv  furnace   with   all   the   miner? T»ith'a re^ich cf the flame.c l\inp yirc.o- *r3t' en   their facs  whore  they have t^ re^T thcrcce!* es  to  a\*o:d hrea*hin^ the f :me-=    The he.it.  however,  either srorcl:e<'   thV   life   out   cf     mo.st     ofj these   men   or   the   se'vrro   concii.ssion hr.i''  fl^ ire  rcclc killed  them.     .^  seo- "lid   reyciio   force  s'jrceed'^d   in   rcsen- ina^^h'   b'^djes   of  Pi'nt.   ' orenr   and : th.it    r.f    Hirry    "^rhofT.sf'i..    T.cron^ i v.as hrorcht to the Pottsvillo hospital j rtt   the   Plifi-   Pl?>mcnd    in    0°nera' ' r'anpeT   Tichprds'   private   car   and 1 it i.s ?:."i(?  he  w'M r-cover.    H*  is  not' burned.    .''chcff.'^t.Tn   however,  is s,3id '" he fatal'''- in'iired
Oral on Fii*«. Th*- explosion set Ire to the m'.rje •ind the resriiin-r forro, in belm^t-s c'lntainln? .«tored oxysen "-as soon or, the scene. Mil'ions of dollars' wort'i   of   the   Pre.ot   red   ash   coa'   In
slow   rate   of ar>eed.     The   niotorman 16 the fact, that -slranpers visited thp man at the hospnM'tlunn?''thp"l''':f, '"'  ^^^ '^" "^'"' """'  ^^"^ "''
Charifed with murder. Krank Kirk and ."VTartin Klynn, were la.st night re¬ manded to the county jail, without bail, to await the action of the g^rand jury. They are named a? co-defend- ,; ants with Joseph .Murray, and all ^* three, the deotectlves claim are im¬ plicated in the death of Edward Car- .. diff. of 470 Xorth  \V'aehington street.
The ba'l ^hat struck him was thrown by Pitcher Harry Alien,, who win be buried this afternoon.
i lie ija.i  ..ici. That  -Murray wielded   a beer   bottle
in the fi?:ht and that Kirk later boast¬ ed of having: "g'otlen the first craclc at that .smart Alec," are claims of tho detective force that has been at work on the case. Klynn. the third man sealed at the table with th others, is said to have joined in the rush for the table at which the dead boy warn .seated.
District .\ttorney BigeloiW yesterday pre.sented a petition to the <jourt ask¬ ing fcr the revocatjon of the license of Donato {•"rancionne. of the Tripoli hotel, at the corner of South and South State streets. The crime which was committed in that place was tha ba.=ls for thie action.
In addition to this the officers etat«
that   Friday afternoon,  the   day  after
.       , the murder, two women had a ro-w in
told him not to go ovcr.the.-^e today, but he was determined to  the . With thst idea in mind sh
I of 163 Pa??e street, Kingston, dropped lifeless across the bag. (
of Alder.son, daring a game betvveen the team from that place and the team from Meeker. The contest was on the diamond of the Valley grounds at Harvey's Lake.
His trr>gic death was witnessed by his sisters Gertrude and Betrha, who, v/ith almost a thousand other spectators, were on the side lines.    The'v accompanied the remains to the family
Edith .^Miith. aped 2 vears. nf rear .'OS South Main street, i.s nt the Mer..- Hospital, with the left leg am- putated  at the  knee   and  the greater j J^^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^-^^
N ws Broken To Mother. News of t!ie de-ith reached this city and an Independent
portion of the right foot mLsslnj? This is the result of her being run down  b>   a  traction   oar opposite the
.New Penn Tobacco factory at s:331 reporter called the mother to the telephone of a neighbor. By last night by a .South Wilke.s-Barre | discreet questioning; the fact that it was her so'n and that he car, being run a.s a special for the i ^gJ „o,^e ^o Harvey's Lake WBS secured.   She grew anxious
Saturday   niKht   traffic.
The <>ar was in charge of .Motorman Jahn   \'an   Buskirk     and     Conductor
C^f^; Schweitzer " At the Ume it was coming   toward    Public-   ijritiare   at   a
and whon .she asked if something was wrong was informed that he had been injured. " That's too bad," she replied, "but I
wp'k hut rffiis<'<l to give the hospital attendaats their names or ad¬ dresses.
The hody is now at the ALirlcy morgue at F^Mst F^nd where it can hn viev.-ed for idmtifit ation.
SESSION Of Mims
Locals Vfliose Votes Were Disqualified May Demand That
Anotlier Convention Be Held To Order A Special
Election As In Ninth District
directly upon it. Thia was due to the fact that the little one had darted from the eidewalk directly in the |iath of the approaching i;ar.
same side room.    According to th«
go.       WitJi ttiat Idea m mind stie was allowed to go and with j ¦''^°^y *°'<^ ^*^^ **'" were discussing the the way paved for the breaking of the awful news that awaited ; S^^ Trvn^ne^" LTherTom7n:
ner. j named   Teresa &mhh, sat  at  another
At Bat in the Ninth. l Zu^„ ^'l^.   '"te^rupted   their   oonver-
7. ^L •    iL   •        • .1 .c      '   1      1 1 r     r^*"""-    S>i»^ was told she  was not In-
Ii was trie nmtri mnmg at almost 3 o clock yesterday aft- ! <^^^iuded in the   proceedings    wher(»t ytruek  by the >-unnir>K board the j g^^^^j^ ^•.^^^ chjrles came to bat for the Meeker team.    He I T *"^7"'.^ ^""''^'^'^ ^""^'^"^'^ ^«"
I ttle form wa^s hurled to the pave .ndj , ',1 vt J      r r i     n '''^"-"¦'='    ^^'"-      ' '^ I glass  at the   other women.     One waa
the  limbs  went   under  the   wheels  of j laceO   ifie  pitcnev   and  aitei   a   tew  balls   had  passed   the   pan,    struck   and   the   retaliation   took   the the   'ront  truck.    The  motorman  ap-j Pifchcr .^ilen WOUnd Up and let loOSe a swift Ditch       It went    ^'"¦"'   "^ hurling a beer  bottle at Te. threw   In   thei      -ii i    i        •.        . ^ ,^.       ' _»'-"<•    resa.    The latter ie sought  by the de-
be picked up at any ral     weeks     ago    sha attempting suicide In
aboard the car andru^shed her to the
lA'alter's  drug store, the first on their
up  town   trip.     From   here  the   police
patrol acted as an .ambulance and the
<hild    was    rushed    to    tho hospital.
There  she w.is hurriedly  placed  upon
:he   operating   table   and  reports   this
morning  at   a   late   hour  were   to   the ¦ tc   faltrr
effe.t   that she had  a fighting rhanc
for   Mer  life.
brother I larrj'. a few years older, was next at bat and took his stand at the home plate.
Staggers Down Line. Hall way to the bag with his brother watching him anxious to drive him around the circuit the younger Deets was seen n his steps.    In a few moments he was reeling in
Storj- of Trapcdy.
These in brief were the develo'p- ments of yesterday in connection with the investigation of the death of Ed¬ ward Cardiff, who fell lifeless to tha floor in the .sordid side room of tha Tripoli  hotel  on  Thursday   night.     Ha
District 1. L'. .M. \V. A.. Is apt to calied. That that number can be mus- have»a repetition of the history of ^ tered is a doubtful proposition but DL=trii t 9. where after the man who, some of the di-ssatisfied men of the had long held the office of president | district are at work on the project, was declared elected, a special con- ; Thoy claim that in the conduct of vention turned the trick against him! ;he clection.s .it some of. the mines and another election was heid While; conditions weie .such as to warrfnt •nd the officials of the company a^ter , the convention concluded in thl<J cjty| the order for a special elec'tion being •loin? all thev could for the dead ; one week ago yesterday with promises | issued. It is claimed that repeatedly tr.d  iniured.   rushed   it?  "fire  car"   to ^ uf .support com'ng from  the  defeated Uhe   rub's  gov.'rning   the   eIeotion«   in
region   is   threatened   by   the   "re
Xcighbor.s state that the children have be-n permitted to roam the streets at will in this family. The conditions have have become such that only the past.week the attention of Mrs. Bertles of the T'nited Chari¬ ties was c.alled to the condition of af¬ fairs, l.ipt night this tot in company with a number of other children wan¬ dered from the home but got away from the others .and darte .donto the car tracks.
cij , r     1 •        I   '    1 r 11 V,; . °  —1^^^*' ""'>¦ a boy and while  the  detec-
!drunken tashion but kept on for the base.    When he reached i '^'^^^ ^^^'^ ^^'-^^^ ^'^s due fror
it the last ve,'<ti: acros.<; the ba.'Z.
;e • f  •tren^t When the
WBS goru- and he i-.V lifeless
shock
5m   th*
of   a   blow  struck   by   .Murray, who   used   a   beer   bottle,   the   other
dazed spectators, among whom ' tj^ims are to the effect that he had
(>,e
the
;"i.r,n  of the emlosion and   under direction   of   Manager   nicha'-ds.
men   and   their     supporters     it     was' learned during the week that some ofi
and   that  the   se.o.^ion  will   have  to he ment.
»¦• fl';rr>e'3 were ."o circums'-r'bed  that j the   Imals   whose   votes   were Sins-e- of  he fire snre.idincT is pa.st.      I out   are   not   content   to   thus T"annor«   on   S^v'ne
The Brooksido colliery h.T.*: fewer f'rei.irr' emolo'-'^s than any other coal 'nerat'on in this county. Manv of the erppjoves are sons of firmers ttearby and or this account the cTt.Ts- trorh" drew to th" scene of th" mine, 'renzfd farmer."; and their wives fo'- ^isnv mi'eo nround who were anxious about relatives.
There were enthu.sin'-tic choiit' ¦"hm Piipt. T.orenz and Foreman J-'chofsta'I with thre<^ rn'ners wer'' nrongi.t to the surface. The miners "'•Hxf ,1 ^i^^j.). „, .soon as thev in- 'nalefl  the  fre.<=h  air.
Bc<»io<   Bnrtiv   K<-orfT>p<l.
\ir»- of the bodies of those dead ¦^ere so Scorched hy the heat as to '"> un'-ecrtrni/ablf and the only way to a.Boertain their names will he hy tile rprords of the men who went i ^oiTTi  to work  today.
The driving of the tunnei where thf p.rciden' ocrurrerl was under the (lirectien of private contractors and "lost rf the employes killed were ^'rrkins; for these contractors. There »¦«.¦? oimparatiT ely few emp'oyes 'he ccel company killed y the cx- P'osion.
the   union   ha\e   been     violated     and
wh»n   the   times   comes  the.v   will   be
thrown   at   hand   with   the   proof  to   back   up
out   are   not   content   to   thus   let   the, their   .assertions   in   this   respect.     At,
matler rest. ! any   event  It   is   sure   that   the  effort
"Ki.ght."  i.s     the     watchword     they   to have a special se.-sion will he made
have   adopted   and   efforts   ha\e   been, and that it  if^ now  under way.
put   under  way  by  which  five  of the'      Friends   of  the   officials  claim   that
locals are to be brought lopether with i with   the   voie.s   thrown   out     counted
the   refjuest   for  a  special   convention ' in  the admini.stmtinn would have won
at  which  a   new  election shall  he the ' out  and   that   the  strength   shown   in
isoue.    It  i.s stated   that  if  that num-i the   poll of the  delegates is sufficient
SHERIFF 'LEW WAS BUSY
Sheriff Kniffen  and     his    assistants
rosuiT-ea their cru.sade against alleged
ber make the request    the    executive   proof Ihat  the  majority of  the Incals j jj, "    '        " ^^   i-    '^'    t itt.ston
board   has   no   choice   in   the   matter' api>rove  of the a<lministration at any'
SHOOTING AT LUZERNE; WOMAN IN CASE REES
ley conns<'ated goods in a house .¦-•aid I t> he conducted by Mrs. T. :Mu len! ; The <>tl;er place visited was that of VVilli;ini Stoponkis near the' Port Crith I'ne. Beer and f)ther Intoxicants, t^te officers claim, was foimd in this place
.\t I/arksville the hous- the officers were pfter w.ts found closed, but it is sa'<l information will be sworn out on Monda.v against the al eged pro¬ prietor.
STRTCKl:\ IN  (ITY.
At 3:15 o'clock this
The cause of the shooting is not known
(Sunday)
I morning, Edward Engle. aged 35
r^l . r r ^ n   I W3st Side Hospital where but lit
of years, of Lusernc,    was    fatally i _    _ ^
shot in the   stomach. M.    Lipko
Got r:
II.  Pakcr.  a  traveling s iles-
Engle is at the Nesbitt'"^^" "•   '^' ^^''t ^'''" '""'"''• ^''^''^
,'^'ork (¦it\. v.hlle hurr>ini'' tf. c'tih tbe .Bl.ack Diamond Exp'ress f'li- his home i\esterdav   afternoon   wis   taken   with
tie hopes are entertained for his heart trouMo and'ha-T to h- cirried
_„       Tr     •       I.   i  •     .IT.       X !intn  th^  T'rmical   Hote'   from   whrr^i
recovery.   He is shot m the stom-.y,^ ^.3s tak^n to the mo-cv ii.spitai.
ach and the intestines are perfo- ^ ^_     . _ 	
h-^!of that town are luider arrest byl ^^^^    ^^^ ^^^^^.^^ ^^^^^^^ _J       fp^iau-; uixp wAVTEn.
brother and en      I he latler was he^rt-broken over the affair when he realized that the boy was beyond help.     In a vain hope of  ,'uiTged'^^m;.... bringinf^ Mfe back word was sent for Dr. J. Hislop at Alderson,   her and Cardiff. but his effort.s were futile
Deets was employed i s a plumber for a Luzerne has .several  brothers  and  one  other sister  than w^atched his walk to death.
crimes,     i^he  was  a  police  character,
known as ".Silverthreade" and   'Chrlst-
One of the trio it Is now
man. He those who
PLAINSVIllE Hi fil
I   n y   fl       ni 0 ii  I ll   \U       I - '• ¦ S ¦-*       >   li\ '¦  "¦^'' -¦''^'^«'>'  hefore  4 o'c
I   l\\J    Tl       UXJrli        rS    lii       iinU'   !?   I'jjJhf^'-f^'^J-aft-rnoon that the hei
with his ideals of , chivalry still unsullied, called them to account for the same. The three, tho detectves now claim, rushed ' fop him. Then a scuffle ensued and a, blow was struck that ended in death. On the other hand the attornevs for the defendants claim that a case had been built of the whole cloth and that as a matter of fact the boy w«!^ ¦ troubled- with heart failure and that before a blow was struck he fell to the floor. Then the room turned Into an uproar and no one can tell just e.xactly what did happen
Samuel Weed Goes Face First  Info  But Four  Feet  Of
Water—May Have Been Hesrt Failure—Was Out
Fishing Wit h .Relatives
Kall.ng   from    a   n.shing   skiff   into , his four   feet   of   water,   withm   sight   of i thei lis   heme   at   Plainsville   and   in "l^e
the"'t'l,'nn^|and William Lloyd, also residents
oni
sewers
Po!n.Tnd   brothers,   the *'ho  were   tn   charge   of *'r.tre   the   explosion    occurred,   h ">m-   of   the    largest    drainage
•'^"'a :n the anthracite region.   Their'Chief Kiileen    and the    officers
"«t of employes was a'most decimal-i . .      r _  «-j ¦
^« ^^ the catastrophe.   Many of th«;are in quest of a woman named^
^(^Oie.;   were   terribly   mutilated,    the   t-__,-- r',roTip    CVio rtraa    aritVi     thp I i
^••-tuies being warped  and   di.=figured   "^^""^^ ^^^^2-  ^"® '•'^^    ^^^"     '^"®  4   0'clock   thiS   momlng     Were   tO i ^^-^'1'^'^    -    Industrial        Insurance
V the  terrific   heat     .ind     cut     andfhrPP  mPTl   when   the  shOOtlnff  OC- „, - , '•     ^^e"'^ f''""  Wilkes-Barre an^i  vicin-
,tnree men wnen ine bnuutmg uu >^^^ ^^^^^^ ^.^_^^ ^^^ ^.^^^^^ ^^ ^.^^ .^^.^   j^.^^_^ ^^^^^^^ accident and funeral
i Buckingham  avenue, Luzerne.      j Reports  from  the  hospital   ati
^ite6 by flying debris.
^^r^^^XaT^SZ ^:ad'j:i: '"^'^   ^"^ ''''^'^   '''''    the ^.awl was Still   ina   precarious! ^vml^ntf
»<»rried and the catastrophe leave;? mountain in the direction of Dal-condition and was not expected to "^'¦'^'"•^'' record
''«y orphans who were dependent on | ,     , ,;,.^,                                                                1^/^ ^'''^  ^^
¦f'-thers for support.                              las' h^ei                                                                    'N^sauf:,.
«ie!r
presence  of  two scns-in-:av\-. .Vamue!
j Veetl,   aged   fil    years,   was   drowned
i List   night.     This   is   the   conttruction
! place.I upon the death, although there
is a st ppositiiin  tha't  death  may have
been   caused   by   hear;   failure   as   he
was subject  to tpe'.ls  of that sort.
t,ast night ^\¦opd and  his two .^ons-
l-n-lav,   Howard    Joplin   and    ncorge
"^"1 Kckhi<.idt, al.so of Plainsville. went to
.shirts and  oxeralls.     .\pp y "O  East: ,jj,,  ^iver..   The. ¥POt they .se ected  for
their ti.shing venture was not more than se\en himdred yards from the M'eed home. The trio had ii.'hed for .sonn time when the older man tried to shift  his pc.'-ition in the boat.
On tu doing he lost his balar.'-e and fell from the boat. It had heen r.nchored in hut two feet of water ai d  the section   where he  fell  in  was
•lock yes- V,  1.4      ., J earing wa»
held.    -Alderman Frank B. Brown pre¬ sided  and .-Mtornej-B Murrav and   Mc Donald,   representi«g   the   two   youne n.en,   entered   pleas   of  not   gulltv   tl the   charge.     County   Detective   Mc Kelvey then took the stand and sta.ted thnt as a re.sult of the investigation  h« m company with other detectives had learned that the  three were involved in the ru.sh for the table and that Klrlc had latter boasted  of the tact that ha , got the first crack at the smart Alec. ; With this he concluded and the iustlc board.     But   when   he   fai.ed   to ; announced   that   the   defendants to   the   surface   thry   dragged • held without ball.
boat with considerable I Then came a lustv protest frnm fK« difficulty and hurried to shore. He ' attorney.^. Thev claimed It waV r.   ftll on his face and it Is thought that I evidence and that all the rule.s of possioly the shock caused the death. ¦¦ dence had heen Dr.
companions   felt   no   alarm   and were not alarmed when he went
o\ er
ccme
him   into   the
a wera
W.\XTI^D-  Kxperienced
I  o\eriiII Northampton street.
I
Mangle,  of  Pai-sons.  uas  called but he failed to  re\ive the man.  Un-
¦ licrtaker Moore, of Plains, was di- iitcted  to   remove   the  body  but  when
¦ he reached the scene the remains ' had bten tak'en to the home. A wife . and  several   children   survive.
in   one     policv.       Weekly
Good    position    for    men
will   bear   ln\ estlsralion.
Safety   Reserve   Fund.   l.'.O
X. Y .r. 1
r.VLl'S IJE.Vli  KST.\TE
Kor sale. Fiver front lots at Falls. ¦ Pa.. $135 .up. Easy Terms. See ; O'Connor, 8 W. Northampton street, ' tor early selection. Bungalows for sale ! at $45n to $S00. Choice sitea. New not over four feet.     On this account   phcue  ,'6:^G.
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violated    and    thit I their clients were being railroaded to i jail   with   the   most    serious    charge i in     the     criminal     calendar     hang- 'ing    over    their    heads.    The    justice was  firm  however,  and stood  by hia ruling.    An effort  to secure on  cross examination   the   names   of   the   wit¬ nesses that would testify to such  facts failed ae the officer stated that he re- fused at  that time to testifv on that , n alter.     There   was   a   general   com¬ plaint   from   the   attorneys    at    what Ihey termed  "high  handed"  methods upon  the part of  the justice.
Concemins the Side Rooms. This tragedy haa brought the atten-
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