Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-05-14 | Page 10 | Diehl's Bar

WHAT is this vision dressed in pink Amid tho hobos nnd tho vogra? Whit airy creature do you think. Would como hero in her gladdest rasa? Tills airy maiden, fair but frail, Among tho ministers of law, Comon here to toll the court her talo Of being hit upon tho Jaw. Who was tho man who darod to amlta With cruel fist tho lady's Iav? Bill Cottrell battered Ella Y.'hlto And wan defendant In tho caflo, Tho Judge did not know what to do Unto a man who had tho heart To lcavo a print of black and blue. On such a lovely work of art. He took until today to boo Juot what tho penalty should be; - A Spectator. . Tho case agalnirt Charles Crane for refusing re-fusing to connect his promise with tho pcwor was continued until next Wednesday Wednes-day and will probably bo dismlsMd alto-, gothcr at that time, aa Mr. Crane haa taken out a permit rt A govommcnf a good to tho very extent To which it makes all of its peoplo con-tont: con-tont: And yot our officials do not feci seennv Untll thoy make all of tlus papl ret aowor. A Watching a Case. . . William Gritton at the bat. Stoppod so many highballs that He got completely off hl3 bafic, Nor could be reach tho old home place. Judgo Dlchl umpired Grltton's plays. He said, "You're safe for thirty days." ... W. W. Baker, charged with forging another an-other man's name to an application for a loan from the Crescent Loan company, entered a pica of not gulHy and will havo his hearing next Thursd' In the Baldheoded Sow.