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THE STANDARD: OGDEN, T7TAH, WEDNESDAY EVENING,p package Id T Stott. Sai-• return snsuoSiore- —Id hnic. lteBl money. Specie skin win-/ Co, overlent of plc-liiea. 01 uiin-alr continues rc. —loin. Framed one-third ort t Biori'. — irrlvcrt froui 1,1 2:30 o-ur'n lay over Tlic narly 1“ rlinnn. .!»►-Uo National ni. Cl. Rnriin-*L Hill. Whit-’railroad ar-. Mr. Ilnrrl-rniliiiiy 1“ it has been c will go icuco to St. Oliver nc ftd-io exposition.oftlclalB with ipany him as d to I he ap-of Option as 10rt Line, i ho ;er to Ogden. P. from Reno given out on I, Mr. 1 Inrri-recelvoii the cry cordially nation In rc-SECOND DAY OF HEARINGDAVID JENSEN, CLERK OF MUNI-CIFAL COURT, READS RECORDS OF FINES. vShows That Complaints Were Sworn to Agalnet Gamblers and Others Slid the Defendants Forfeited Their Bail.SIR TH DAY.he 12111 aural Drnal’s ilay, a jarge r iinli..Biah-made the 1 a plawljig er whom beandI hosewilepres*as I he pro-to the city:c formerlyfatlinr.IRNS.moiuc the oday ujkiiwere the IJ. 8. canal G. Walker, D. M. Grim-rrod, Major iiin Gillell, Ibetler and he commla-the objculbegoovral cuturcu of relay Far-aSuuer, re-OF IN-iph the ac-pers, Mrs. ’anenvlllo; liat/she la •lie valued m loft by recti, who no ngo.I die was illy. And n die should me or the . The Inl-ahe liuowr ipera were on dpcncil’utili IIv-Henry,;oar denn. and ad-ofeasar of Inlvcrslly. hocnmo tho IJnl-tbe third sor to co .la during Lacb and Dean Hat-Is time to tries, and attended. aiGeld o!I—South reports a miles otT ichoonpr-,-ael. with!, n ashore st eight. Hon oaya edly the urn Mat-.cargo ofo a goodd nn ef-v to floatugh Is a arc- thnt aud far ion and to trltlfl Acker’s olds and lion the dies. U it anil H will prc-• nrt cun;it Is ri» y biitllo back. Co. —‘I’be second .tQ/s session of the preliminary hearing cf J. J. Shepherd Le-pan at JDr li. thin moraine i» .IishUcu Rhccs' tour I. Municipal Clerk David Jensen was the first witness-for ' tho defense, lie read from the docket showing Ilia! Bolin l.oailou lind for-fclteJ $15 hail on Dec. 151b, )0W,.by failure to appear in cctirL lie testified thul during this month of December siio had likewise pul up the forfeit money of $8 each for a miiolicr of the inmate* of her lion.-ica on Electric alley. Ho stated that there were other hindlfuliea who ubiiuIIv brought over forfeit mono? for their Indy hnnrilcra, namely Hell Lovo und Pearl Raytnuml. Tho majority of ibirly-lwo forfeitures were put Up by Boll© laindnn alone, la the succeeding month* or January nml February Hell.- London likewise put up forfait, money for Ihc doiil/ons of her resorts to the amount of$B.Ofl epcti. ThOr7iatD08 Of those living: In herhouse* of assignnUon always appeared on tho complaints. )c the month of March there were thlrly-niue prostitute* who forfeited ball. He *nld that on (he Kith of April. Boiie London derailed Bomctbing over J?0i as ball for the Inmates of licr house), which amount was forfeited. The chief of police furnished tho list of names of prostitute*. During the |imi two or throe mouths tlieso prostitutes iwra been charged with vagrancy, owing U»I he change in tho law with reference lo vagrancy. Attorney Lnssenger awe-uil Mr. JctiHfin how innuy gtuohlm-s were on tho record as having paid-fines during the i*st. two or Ihrcc rmmUis. Thereupon County Attorney Hnlnnlskl objected, saying that If the exam nation were proceeded with on tho fine* lultl down by the dcfeuss it woiibl luho all summer. Ho said :1ml admlltn.g thBL-iho gftmbllug houses were regulated ub-worn the houses o prostitution It would not throw any light upon ihs alleged special privileges Rl|omi to Tom Topham nrd Belle London by Mr.Mrf Lessenger said that he wished lo ahnw by a number,of.wllncMcs Ui«t certain Bamblcrs were using marJtoo cards aud loaded’dleft ahd that bo mayor noHllcit City Detective Peuder abnui. Ilils and told him to nvJc^|6n'f-When the gamblers wore asked tn produce ■ tholr • BatnDiIng paraih«rm,l .l they showed I ho good tcola and lt-the others- .Mr. I.asMUgcr Rtated that hu desired tn prove that U;Totu Top-ham won-money by- zoning. cvooUcdzanies bp-'fwas cdtnmUlWg mr-oony. and by so doibB W«b “ afence for stolen goods.. ••• - •.luBtlce Hb'.-pB.: niled ..the umdc■ au yesterday. that- unlw some c^rtau gambling house couid be proven'o have given stolen ;noierty txi Tom Topham ttiidj. •; D«1M. hind of cvl.le.nn: was nol pefrolBelJIc.When Mr. Lcsenger asked Mr Jftn-TCa for tlic reconU pf the convlctlon oi John Hainnar and -lack Fry of me Wltlto Elephant saloon, the eontity at-torney again nbjecled, uylnK.that was nol relevant to prove lhat Tom Topham VM a receiver of Stolen gonda The court ruled that K cooneetiou could be proved with Uie nuestlon, Topham and Hell LonooD, it would be ndmlMlblc. Both HRmncr aud Fit appeared without warrant bc-5DClcSVejM3«i aald.that, some of the gamblDvs pul.up($ID0 nr-d.eomo j-ri as hail for appearaodc- .Jho irason M , T-'RScngei’ gave rot going Into this mailer was I but. hfi intended lo prevc that thin gambling was. conducted in a placo rented by Mr. Pender.During bhe month of De«Mnber It war. shown that. bt»ilt;!cs Uamucr and Frv. a great number of others npi*av ed'without warrant and tbelr ball was forfcited. J. J. Shepherd put «p M tn Uils month as ball which whs for-*Clerk jonaen said that »o far Chlef Drowning bad slgnod nil Die nmpWuti against the gamblera. Complain s n each cas* were filed aouut ibe )5th of each month. !t developed that during Die muiubs or January and February J. J. Snephcrd had deposlied for each mouth. Q3 bell which, ** usual, was forfeited. -Attachment a were made out for unwilling wlir.vascs. .Ailjouronionr was lakcn until° ' °lltAFTERNOON' SESSION.Before the commencement of tlic «r-twuOOU scsalnn JusUoe Illice* issuedHU KtlBchwom for theTuHoylng wit-ueases: Ton. Kurt2, Ed Davenport. John Hamncr: John Smith. Mr. Lea-vitt,Bello l.undtni.oihorwlsc.Mrs. i .Toivham. Clarence Meyers. Uev. J. R. Car-ver sad l-na Parry. iSiibpocnaB .ihvo hcen Issued for these witnesses but they had refused w nppear and mile-;* they iiro In eoiiri tomorrow at tn a. in., ihoy are liahlo lo bs adjudged guilly of contempt.Kara l-’arr was the llrHt witiioas. Hu testified thnt )ir is u police ofllccr hut dial Detective I’smlrr is not III* su-purlor. olflcer. The inner s.. spt-elul duty'Is lt;0 lavcKilRiite cnVikcd work.” In answer lo a queailon by Attorney Lwsengor he sul.t Dure was s school house within H» feet of Electric nl ley. Thi: enmity shoin.'j ohjcrlcil in ihis lino ft uii'isiioiiliig and ilia .dijee Mon wui; Kiistulitoil-Th'- tourl then lei1' n I'vrss if tTven'y minuiss In arrival ofother witnesses.pelied to appear In reurt as (hoy bad been -ubpoenaad and refused to came. Tho rpKjBjlou .wns urgued at length by, Mr. ImaBongcr and County Attorney IHiKiiiRkL Thd Conniy Attoruey hold ilia I no ^warrant ’coillJ ISwiio for'-iho arrcwi ot eald nitni.-jbv». us there la no law that lirovidea for tho rorapuleory frrn simlinonlng uf witnesses to preliminary evniylnutlons.. Mr. LeuaenHer hi-, cued ihat a rtefeuilant In a cilmlnal; ml (on .shall have a speedy, public ulal-nml shall.hare-compulsory process to malic wltnewe* alieiul and that no .ee« reulil l*e colloctal until final jndBtnoiiL ‘•Foul shame on the man who would ray the Justice iB liable ir he coinpelB the appearance, lt;if witueB3CR, said At-loruej l-csser.ger and then loduuated ihul County Attorney Hulaniskl was proieetlhg Ills'xthe defendant’*) witnesses by objcLtlnFto theci lulling the iriuh. ”11 you intend to eouvoy uny such Idrii, you t\re yUillng Ihat which in uni me. exeluliiiod me County Al-lomey. At this suigc of fh«» proceeding -Mr. Sh^Uerd Insist til on having a few worda to say, but kepi quifil after Iming luM tho'. as bo was ropre-uentDil ly counsel, he should have, nny-Ibing ho wltli Bald, slated In tho tourl by Ills counsel.The JuhIko now dcsircil lu consider llie law oil Hie rompiilKny attrudancc of wliueto.ou.and a receas or leu minutes wuh takencollateral d who HllDlill I'realilent I.at Ilia Immi News of t tors' toSnb bnHtencd b tlroil frum ycare ago. amateur ej la live blr France antCI.OSE OK TF.STEnDAY AF-TRRNOO-V S 1»I10C E KP )l XU Jj As the ‘ Atahdard repm I cl«w-i lt;vl yuslnreay . tillV Kcor.lcr 1 (’rltchloiv wnfi pbici-d on lliv j *tainl us »ho limit' wttnftss. Il,\ I nxhlbltc.1 Rook M, pn»ei., «llng*, of the City (‘fniiii.1l, in show ilinl .1. II Plt;*n-der wns 2 duly ii|i|io! ill til «•!« ,IpIim’-(live. Mr l.i*nvimor itdnilt:#;] tl-.-il hr j Ik and wiu. u duly np|iilnlt;ed lt;|lt;*icn-live.An alflilni II wu* pic.-euteJ hy Hu-,order Crlti'hlow at ibe ,1oiq ol bln tanil nmoy to I Ini, effect that J. K. Oaten-part, thief of ikjIIit. luul uutinillei tlm tinniif of .1. II. Pi-11lt;11*1 hk clly delvvtHo,and 1 but tin- same bail b.«?li t ta.llrnirilMr. I.eiWiiH1’) imid.e h uno-iiiiM to • lie i-mill I bn I hr d*.dred tlial ltrllr l.uii«l.*ii nml other Hitn*-M.-' InAfter ibis short tc:osb. .lanllce Rhcea 111 led that I he ilcfcndant. ahould bo cc-I lt!c.i to a eompulm'ry ailcuuancc ot wltncraea In his behalf and an attachment fur 1 heir ajipearanec was ordered.Mr.) ^HBcnger bialvl that be lmd eor-ipnlwl 10 Mr. Gianni turn remaining away, as the Mayor bad very irnport-uiil business lo atwurt ti and detureil In be ovcnscd.Erik 1-arsen, proprietor o. the. LAtue Queen Rnlouh.” was the firat wltaxss callwl for the defehre. He icntifloU that be knew Chief Browning. Cuptaui Dcown and Detective Pender. Attor-ne* T-p.iscDgor asked him ir gampltng look nlacc in hlfl aaloon In January; Febnmi'y auJ March of this year. Mr. Uulanlsitl objaeteil in Ibis hue or quM-i lion, na liO Maimed il wns tto same as going on a flshini: expedition to nnd out what occurred for the benefit of iui other case.Airnvney Lessonger made Uie stato-menl that he riraircil to provu Hint eer-lnin men lit Ocitcn were receiving special privileges: that he wanted U prove that tines were collected from ncruiu parties for the prlvllcgo uf running gnrr’e!: of clionro. ....Attorney Hulanishl claimed that uie complaint alleges that. Tom Topbwn and Belle Lundcn received special pn%-liegc*. aud thul If the llncsec« prove that, his tesnmuny would ho' '.Tn rice Jlbccs ruled that the detentm ir.lrht bring out any evidence that would lend to prove allegation mentioned in the complaint.When Larsen was asked gatnbiuiK was carried on In tho rear part of his enloon^iho County Attorney again0,Mr.l WenEec ?|nted that he F '^ed to prove that Ponder knew of the. ex-Ixtrucc of uch gambling nud Jis.. ex-leudcd suO’lal privllecee- •”tl appears lo me oe if thin rora-iilniut covert what might be made Into several orTenw. raid '•If Fender Ir. claimed to have lurmsbW special prWUeceL-tlicn it ^oiildbo llbcioiin Ir It is iiiy.cn that ho had nol dnao such thing, and. eonllHUWl the Justice, ibt: • BpecUl'1‘rivilCRCs uuct refer to the reriahvnwiles uiottUonco.Mr. Larson'saia-tl»Rt Limre 00 one runniiiE a pokfr game In hto houoo that he knew wr.” When Lo^m'geT asked hiu, if Sluuc. thu man who• recant iv died from morphine polso'ilnc, didn’t rungame There, ihe Connlj Attorney agalu objected.• Mr. lArtsencer their made thn hi Moment that this was one of tho vo^’ few lUKlanccB where he knew of a oniiniy Atlorney defemlinR a sirred, and proleriUurJilm from giUns iMUmony ibul mJgdt prnio ibe mt-ncsa hiiilly of a crime. a .At thir, -IW' County Attorufty said. The aliorney for the dc fonse Is nvtempting tn. find Borne .one xbal Ire can cover with Ms tiiinno«». dirtv libelous ellno. «lt;‘h aG » printed la this paper (painting to the issues of ihe Daily News.of April 91b).Tlic court wistained 'lie objection ot tho COlino* Attorney that the tcati-monv as to whether or not Clarenec Stone ran a gambling .table In Eric LarRon's place whs immaterial anu ir-rCGtorktbavhl Jenson of the Muo'clpal court teallfied that among bin dcUus ha was the receiver of flew when paid. When ho KM uKked whether be had received any fines for gambling during the month of January. County Attorney Hutontokl iuterposcd an objeelicn, dnylng that the record was the bual evidence. He tcsHBe-i that be knew that regular complaints were mod® against tlie lurnatcs of Celle Lundeii 3 place aud that deposltci Jlfi bail for herself und $S.0t) for each or the inmates of her r*la“ a53 UP0T* llie failure to appear their bait was tor-fclted. He also trstincd that, as a usual thing' warrants were nol Issued lor tliolr arrest. Ilo testified iliflt ihe liond generally fixed for guniUHuh was $125 per mouth, which as a iiKiial thing was forrcitcdHo claimed tlmt the court fixed llio amount of ball fur both gamblers and yroKillmea. lie said the hell for a person running a poker table i* JnD.Ud and that It waa tho a;«n;r for «u*li Inlile. Prior lo February it $25.00 for each table. He wft* nskeil to bring out all the dockets for Janunry. February and March tin which la a record of fine-* paid by gamblers and prostitutes during those montliB.)He mid. in reply to a qireiilion. ihat he knew Torn TopliMn blit, did not know nnytlilug aIiqiii liia IiuhIuvm. He trail fled that no warrant of arrests were IfsuciI nfior iho forieiturc of llOllltS.fiouni y Auoinuy HulaniRkl argaeil that Judge Unwell wns not on trial for hlx mctliotl lt;*f doing municipal business nnd said tlmi he did not ppu whore 1 his form of (pn-sihmlog had any bear- . mg in the mailer , ax * proving whether Mr. Shepherd wns guilly or r.oi guilty.Mr. .l»ns’pn whs nol rrora-cjuimiited.Polci roulMtn of the Brown PaUcc Saloon wax the next, witness culled. When asked If gambling was being carried on ir. the rear of his saloon, Mr. llulav.iskl Interposed the objection thnt II. wns Irrelevant and Imniniurlnl. Justice llhces snxlained tlvt: nhjecllon.In vespouse to 11 qnmllun propounded by Mr. Lwse.iger, Mr. Paulson mid lint lie bail m-vi-r paid r fine fnr gambling. lie was not cix«t-t-xnmlneil.An adjournim*nI wns. then lak.n until in nVtucI; \\’-d:«silny.Hudson, lion of theCenernl H.In 1808, leiI love thatghoiiln walt; value 'tvhlc ware hurlt sion. Lie. 1 1S56. Ul made lo Cf in luo tom been madf can uwlvo 1criminal.Only oik Ucl. The appenr to | gether wit Stories river conn tury to the vnluo weri si011 at hoi thought III cupidity ofONEHe Receh Rcar-Eru 'fNew Y01 oeveu ihm rear-ond ci between tl in® Florid v-Hula ralliley. of AaWill dim111© brain 1 the othera of Harriet nut aurjoui • The acci railroad h made up t It paueed brake plpi flret coadi automnliu onuo lu It engine tro brakes ca tlie- enclDf tho eugbicstopped w The eu* brakes to back to pi Just as 1 tho Lonehigh speei glncer thi the rear Which for split in tv tho two f« Dranch ex The five Iraia last a fcuce. the train.SUMConferenc day«, Wusbir fcrcnce a appropriaclears up two hou So.nale prlatlonB fng k I g 11? tian at 1 New Dun The ho propriatk enforce rr.act avail; 0£ klent.l Tho ae: on ofilee. tainod. of the tu Btltutea fnr a Jo'.ators anand repr congresa of cost flion of tl The a: 000 for iIs stride* od to cr plans am not excfc* . The 1 from J3i strut! ion buildings The anu: inc the 1CHIU-DEATH OFC. LIVINGSTONX'dm,111*1•w V01L. April . r.rund-.Mi ul liRdV Mar'”7 t'JiMlt Li*Inn I limit 1,11 Inr.Klxn Living;ion. iiii,I m
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Ogden Standard
Ogden, Utah, US
Wed, Apr 27, 1904
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