Show B I 1 N IN r CU SOME OF THE BOYS CEL EBRAT ED UNTIL WEARY v and then they were taken to jail where they can sober up judge murphy had a holiday grind this morning the convention has proved to be too much for some people and they have found their way to jail some even admitted that they did not remember the trip to the station they celebrated in the their irown own way which differs from the common custom of celebrating in that it lands them in jail ed williams john carr and charles Parl parser three suspicious looking characters were charged with vagrancy they pleaded not guilty and told tales of hard work woric honest livings and good intent williams stated that he knew nothing of ogden although three identified him as an norald inmate of the jail 1 I work your honor said he and am not a vagrant look into my eyes do they look like the eyes of a thief III he fixed a pair of steady eyes on murphy and the judge gazed out of the court room window after he had rehearsed his past life and his present intentions the court imposed a fine of thirty days this decision was hastened by the discovery of a piece of an aluminum comb with the teeth broken off resembling a steel saw carr got twenty days his tale was told with a dramatic dra pose worthy of a better cause by his own statement he is a man of integrity with a positive mania for work my afy hands are calloused and hard from labor ho he said as both hands wore were raised for inspection parker is a cripple and a youth of nineteen his case was continued for investigation parker williams and carr burled buried a gun thursday night under the warehouse platform of kiesels diesels Kie sels the gun was loaded the trio placed it in ft a glove in order to keep heep moisture from it friday night they came for th the 0 weapon but in tho the meantime it had been discovered ty by officers saturday the men were arrested by chambers pender and burke on awen ty fifth street they bolted for liberty but were caught after a hard fight martin devery declared he was able to walk but when the court explained that a man may be drunk and still be able to keep his equilibrium he pleaded guilty to drunkenness he got five days k differing from devery joe cars carson on could not walk his charge was indecent exposure the treachery of booze will occupy his mind tor for ten days in some respects I 1 am guilty declared W bporter LP L porter orter how are you in general asked the clerk from a business standpoint not guilty returned porter his case offered so many fine drawn distinctions that it was mag continued with a jap at his heels in hot pursuit charles hall a beardless boy was arrested the jap claimed that tha hall opened his safe being discovered hall hit the jad on the jaw he was turned over to the mercy of the chief of police |