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Show DAILY PAGE TWO. JOURNAL, TUESDAY, STATE UTAH OCTOBER 25, 1904 clnthes and again don his rags. Also One large pinnacle was found in danthey took what was left of the money bad WIVES BEATING ger of fulling at any moment and Mrs. Wlrmley offered to pay the (9. to be removed, while another was Quite at the rate of $1.25 a week. The rest seloose, and had temporarily to be offer was rejected. It was opposed to Mr. of Caroe, cured. In the words the principles on which the firm OFFENCE all "there can be no doubt that the erecdid business. Besides It amounted to tion of the scaffold has revealed a a felony. compounding condition which it is high time should Wlnsley a prosecution followed and adcan specially be dealt with." We in due time he was brought up for mire the beauty of this noble structure, trial at the Clerkenwell sessions beenhanced, as it undoubtedly is, by the PUNISHMENT FOR BRUTALITY fore a fossilised type of stern, incorIS TOWER The CENTRAL and of decay. GREAT age mellowing touch SLIGHT IN ENGLAND. ruptible British justice In the person RAPIDLY DECAYING. duty is none the less imperative to take Mr. Loveland-Loveltin- d. It was a of steps to hand it down to posterity, case. The jury was very sorry clear too be Violations must Serious not long Less But Far and such steps that they had to find the man guilty. Chief Glory of Glorioua Structure le delayed, taking into account the rapid Law Severe Penalties Are They accompanied their verdict with a Becoming a Menace to Meted Out progress of decay which recent years Public Safety. strong recommendation to mercy. Unhave set up, and which is in full acder the provisions of the first offendwas Caroe Mr. When making tivity. a ers' act magistrates are allowed Lon25. a Though Oct LONDON, tower LONDON'. Oit. 55. For eome yearn his examination of the central discretion in imposing of wide margin found that the roofs of the south don magistrate, in response to exceed- sentence. Mr. Loveland -- Loveland saw Paul the guardians of the cathedral transept and of the western portion ingly mild protests, has reduced to four that he had a brilliant opportunity to through which, a Dean Farrar used of the north aisle are in urgent need a sentence of six months im- show how British justice can rise sumonths in the to any. have flowed thirteen centuriee of repair; that in the stonework he had originally perior to everything that savors of have been upper walls of the nave, the same form prisonment, which of Kngliah Chrlatlanity. laborer who maudlin sentimentality. He Imposed a on an passed is tower Bell the In as decay of the disturbed rapid Harry by decay aeriouMly offense of sentence of six months with hard lathe committed had grievous the in tower. window This, going on; that the of the great central some his boy bor. Winsley's wife and family were which money spending ornathough by no means the most ancient western gable, one of the finest to In the had street found food, in court when sentence was pronouncprovide is one ments of the cathedral, is approaching part of the present structure, known fam- ed. The wedding ring had been again his for fuel and starving clothing considerable of a condition jeopardy, of its chief glories. Variously the case still serves to illustrate pawned: the money obtained from it as the Angel Steeple and Bell Harry. and that the nave pinnacles are now ily, the gross disparity between punish- all spent, and for a whole day they Tower, it was built at the latter end in an advanced state of decay, some ment and crime of which the admin- had had no food. condithe under in a of them century, fifteenth dangerous of the being Of course, the case got into the paBritish of istration justice affords nuand Morton tion. auspices of Archbishops and evoked some mild editorial merous pers dally. examples resand There are many who regard Wlarham. and Priors Sellynge Whiter Wlnsley, an honorably dis- suggestions that, considering the Goldstone. The former archbishop had toration" with the eye of suspicion, the sentence had been soldier, who had nerved twelve deeply left his mark upon its surrace, which some past efforts, in this di- charged unsevere. But there was no been had in rifles, unduly the enyears seen kings to be To is rection have abundantly justified. for In many places occasionof criticism the judge; no inti work harsh to able find el beyond any them it may be said that Mr. Caroe graved rebus, a barrel or tun, several months. With matlon that he was obviously unfit for odd for al jobs J.. what' letters alteration not signifying the does any by suggest wife and four children he lived in the exercise of the powers with which John, and M. O. R., the ornament be- ever in the architecture. Stones de his an apartment that in the he was Invested; nothing like the reunderground cayed beyond repair will simply be ing surmounted by a cardinal's hat of the house had served storm of indignation that would be Kean have been expressed, not only placed by others of precisely the same better dayscellar. Every possession of aroused in any American city by such for the safety of the tower, but also form, and in other cases chemical as a coal on which money a display of judicial cruelty. That wretched the family successwho been might treatment, such as has for the safety of the people sort of thing here amounts to conbe In the neighborhood when a high ful at Westminster Abbey will be could be raised had been pawned. They were threatened with eviction for non- tempt of court, and may be punished wind was scattering portions of the resorted to to check decay. 84 cents a week. by fines and imprisonment, and heaven stonework over the precincts of the Mr. Caroe. in describing the results payment of the refit resort As a distracted wife knows what dire penalties. But Mr. the last rewell V. D. was the a Caroe, of his examination.- said it cathedral, Mr. Loveland -- Loveland was moved by the known architect, was Instructed to markable thing that he had discover- had parted with her wedding ring. The ex- gentle expostulations to reduce the mHke an examination of the tower. ed three different kinds of Insects last penny thus obtained had been a to sentence even months. not four whole a For day pended. and of .a means the did homes in which had made their cradle, This he by A few days ago a very similar case he discovered that the stonework was decaying parts of the tower. Not be crust of bread had passed the baby's Starvation was actually staring came before the magistrate of the very much eroded. Though the Bell Ing an entomologist, he could not clas- lips. them in the face. southwestern police court. A costerHarry Tower has been standing for sify them, but one he recognised In a gutter one of the children a monger had found a brooch worth $85, over 400 years, it has not previously the wood louse, and another was rather youngster picked up an and tempted by his poverty and the undergone any restoration. The only like an earwig. He is unable to acoccasion on which the builders have count for their presence or their means envelope which contained what in devil, he tried to pawn it Instead of amount to handing It over to the police. He was American money would touched It was when a balustrade was of sustenance. something over $80 most of It in also sentenced to six months' imprisonadded to the summit, a couple of cenBank of England notea The boy took ment. Yet the extenuating circumturies ago. The cause of the rapid the no stone money to his father. Now, accord- stances in his case were not nearly so of the is of surface the decay ing to British law, "findings" are not strong as those that were urged on doubt due to the sulphur of the atmosWe want to supply you and Walter Wlnsley, behalf of poor Wlnsley. keeplnga" phere, which the smoke of coal fires his family might have starved The undue severity" of these senthough constantly increases. So friable Is We want to supply you meanwhile, ought to have taken the tences becomes more appaernt when the surface that even a summer gale to a police station and taken contrasted with the punishment moted such as visited Canterbury last August We know how to keep you money his chances of obtaining at some sub- out to a class of offenders whom Britbrought down a shower of debris. Mr. date a trifling reward for his ish justice treats with a notorious Caroe had it collected and weighed We know how to keep you I sequent honesty. But, being only one of the leniency the cowardly brutes who and found that it amounted to no lesa every-da- y type of human beinga he beat women, and more particularly than 90 pounds. One fragment alone Your (near Mima your Bsogr K Xs 4oal Khe looked at the money as a gift from those who beat their wives. It hap2 pounds, and might have weighed heaven, devoutly thanked God for It, pened that on the day the caatermong-e- r done serious damage had it fallen to and rushed away to buy food for his was sentenced to six months' !m the ground and not to the scaffolding. with it He paid off his prlsonment for trying to pawn the family hungry This, which is now complete, is of a ' Gondolas and Gondoliers. debta bought a suit of clothes for the brooch he had a. man was arvery elaborate character, and has cost A tourist writes: Like moat chap boy who had found the money, a secon- raigned before afound, It comprises 1,000 pounds to erect. it might magistrate outfit for himself, a pair of have been the same judicial Solon for an elevator as far as the top of the acterlsttc objects appertaining to Ven- d-hand the la her to redeemed wife suitable and the boots for his gondola nave, and the scaffold round the tower ice, beating his wife. itself has been so constructed as not place. Even as the hansom cab suits ring from the pawnshop. He didn't He had Just been released from he short term of to render necessary the driving of any London or the 'rickshaw suits Japan plunge into any extravagance; imprisonment for a preor the Jaunting car suits Ireland, so didn't move his family out of the dark vious offense and had celebrated hie supports into the tower itself. Mr. Caroe's report has been before the gondola Is the vessel for Venice. and cheerless cellar in which they had return home by a sound the denn and chapter for some weeks, Ton cannot separate the lagoon from lived: he and his wife carefully hus- thrashing to theadministering of his joys remained of the windfall and sorrows. He partner banded what and they came to a definite decision the gondola. One was discharged on completes the oth- In the hope that he might find a steady upon It at a meeting last Saturday. er. bond for his good behavior furnishing The man a to is gondolier given As a result they now make a public before it was all gone. oaths and ImprecaUons, of jobSomehow the police got wind of it for six months. It is recorded that he appeal for the sum of 14,000 pounds many left the court smiling." No newsfor the purpose of saving the tower, which the most terrible is, Thy saint It was found that the money belonged paper ventured to that he Is a who does rascal know not how to one of the largest firms of dairy- had not been dealt complain and of putting some other Important Exwith justly. parts of the cathedral into a sound to make a decent miracle." The gon- men in London with a score of shops amples of this character are too nucondition. According to the architect doliers are not as much given as they scattered over the city. The envelope merous to attract attention in the mewho has made a careful examination, used to be to the singing of the sonor- containing the money had been dropBut they go far to explain tropolis. nowhere does any fissure or crack ap- ous verses of Tasso by moonlight In ped by one of their, employes. Wlns-le- y how it that in a day's walk happens was arrested. The police searched pear in the main walls of the structure. their musical patois. Occasionally an any of the lower class Lon abode in the cellar: stripped It of through his But there are both cracks and fissures outburst of melody is secured by a everything that had been bought with don streets one encounters more woin the flanking angle buttresses of the men with eyes in mourning than would traveler's coins and there Is always the rich tower, and the mulllons of several of firms money, compelled be met with dairy in six months in any big at the his wife to surrender her new boots, the windows are in such a condition singing, playing and dancing American city. that large pieces threaten to fall away. Inevitable festa. and the boy to give up his new suit of On the day that Wlnsley was sen tenced a hair dresser was charged at the Marylebone police court with assaulting a woman. She had found fault with a switch she had bought and had demanded the return of her money, whereupon the hair dresser had knocked her down and kicked her in the mouth. Aa the woman waa not hia wife the magistrate regarded it as an aggravated offense" and awarded him six weeks with hard labor. In the provinces the same tender Uncle Sam, in the person of ten of his government officials, is always in of every department of charge ness is displayed by magistrates our distillery. During the entire process of distillation, after the whiskey is stored in barrels in our dealing with women beaters. Random warehouses, during the seven years it remains there, from the very grain we buy to the gleamings among the police court re whiskey you get, Uncle Sam is constantly on the watch. We dare not take a gallon of ports of the last few days reveal such our own whiskey from our own warehouse unless he says its all right. And when he instances as the following: At Stone house, Victor Ramsey asserted his does say so, that whiskey goes direct to you, with all its original richness and strength, matrimonal supremacy by knocking UNITED flavor, carrying a STATES REGISTERED DISTILLERS GUARANTEE down his wife and kicking her. He of PURITY and AGE, and saving the dealers' enormous was fined $1.25 and costa. For treating profits. Thats why HAYNER WHISKEY is the best for medicinal In similar fashion a woman who was purposes. Thats why it is preferred for other uses. not hia wife, James Gaffney was fined Thats why we have over half a million satisfied customers. Thats why YOU should $5 and costa. At Barnstable, Robert ' try it. Your money back if youre not aatisfiad. Turner finished up a severe beating of a woman by throwing a glass Ink pot at her, inflicting such severe In Juries that she had to visit an infirm ary three times a day for treatment Apparently the fact that the woman was hia wife was regarded as an ex profits. Prevents adulteration. tenuating circumstance and he was let off with a fine of $2.50. For a brutal assault on his daughter, Michael Lawler was fined $5 at Middlesborough. Provincial magistrates regard poach ing as a much more heinous offense than thrashing women. At the Nottingham county police court the other day Thomas Peacock was sent to prison for one month for poaching and It was his first offense. Theophilus Jones waa fined $25 at the Usk police court for poaching, although he caught nothing. According to the scale of magisterial punishment prevailing at Rtonehouse, he might have thrashed his wife near iy twenty times over for that sum. or his daughter five times, according to the Middlesborough schedule of penal ties. 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