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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-18
VERY WELL WATCHED.

Retiring Agent Nixon OF Wells Far
go g. Co. Well Watched.
A few minutes after II o'clock this
morning there was genuine surprise
party in the office of Wells Fargo &
Co., No. Commerce street. AS is
known, J. NJ. Nixon has resigned his
position in this city as agent of the
company to accept a much more re-
sponsible and lucrative position in
the City of Mexico and the boys put
up job on him. Half dozen of the
ODD messengers had gathered around
the store in the rear of the office, the
clerks conveniently near, when Mr..
Nixon came among them on
his way to the rear platform.
>s he approached the door A.
T. Custead stepped in front of him
aud said in substance, that inasmuch
as he was about TO leave them the
boys thought it was only right they
should express first their COngratula
tions at his promotions; second, their
regret at his leaving them. While
they cheerfully bore testimony to his
worth and uniform kindness, even
the best of men were not perfect
Even he would bear watching, and it
was hoped no otfenSe would be taken
at their saving so. In fact the boys
had arranged it so that he would be
better watched in his new position
than ever, and accordingly hoped he
would accept of their efforts to so
watch him. At this juncture Mr..
Custead took from his pocket a
superb red velvet watch case
which he threw open revealing
a splendid hunting case gold watch,
OF the last improved non magnet
manufacture and begged his accept
anCe.
The tears sprang into the eyes of
Mr.. Nixon as he took the watch, say
ing brOkenly: "Boys, this is a sur
prise. Never was anything more I'M
expected. I am no orator, but you
know how | feel. | can only say
that / appreciate it and will wear it
and think Of you till the last hour of
my life. Why, boys, there is not one
OF you L would not divide my last
a member OF my own family. The
IopuIdClOll GuIS OlllCo HAS dl uodu-
quarters as being the best in the
division is all owing to you. Why
last Christmas when L was busted
with work, you boys as you came
in from your runs tired and worn
out only waited long enough to
wash up and turned in and
dug me out when l was all showed
under without my saying a word. 1
caunot say more t an that from my
heart thank you for this testimonial
OF your good will, and if ever one of
you is i'm trouble or broke come to me
and L will divide with you"
On the inside face of the case is en-
graved:
"Presented to J. M. Nixon by
Wells Fargo boys, San Antonio, Tex
as, January Is, 1890"
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AB, susIne 9 slunder.

Says writer in the Lewiston me. J
Journal: never hear all instance OF
meauness mentioned without think
lug OF an aged man whom met one
day last summer on the Kennebec
Valley camp ground. In speaking OF
the late war, he dwelt on its horrors
80 psthetically that I was led to in
qulre If he had participated in the
Struggle mo-" he answered, "I
wasm'tin the army, but my son was a
soldier. He was drafted. and wanted
me to get him n substitute. 'Twould
have cost me $500. L couldn't see any
money i'm it. and there's where was
shOrt-sighted My son was killed
before he'd been a month at the front,
and I've been hiring man ever Ince
to hel p carry on the farm. It's cost
me- hundreds and hundreds of dollars
over and above the price of a sUhsti-
tute, and besides. my son was a mas
ter hand to work and the smallest
eater / ever saw "
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Lot of driving horses at reason
able prices Hicks, West Nueva
street. ll:Z:lm
Wanted, good secondhand rig for
single driving, for cash. M. LANDA,
Main plaza. l2-Slf
The Sunset Wood Co. deserve
much credit for reducing the price OF
wood so cents on the cord. Lift
Tips & Silverthorn, prescription
druggist. Corner Houston street and
Avenue G..
100 pairs of silver gray blankets
reduced from $3.50 to $3.50. Joske
Bros. l-l6-tf
C. Powell, James Kennedy Eand,
A Grover, of the 7. S. army are at
the Central in charge OF military
prisoners, for Fort Leavenworth.
The funeral of the late Solomon
Deutsch yesterday, was one of the
largest ever occurring in San Antonio.
The remains were inferred III the
Jewish cemetery, Rabbi Jacobson
officiating.
La grippe has a special affinity
for Uncle Sans boys. Postmaster
Johnson has it had. a relapse, and
the Assistant p. M. looks like man
who ought to have staid III bed two
days longer than he did.
Frank de knight, the colored
man charged in Judge Noonan's cour
with stealing $500 from Jane Warren
and others, was found guilty, the
court continuing the case in night
session to conclude it, and he was
entenced to two years.
The annual meeting OF the men,
bers of the Protestant Home for Desti-
tute Children, for theelection of officers
and directors for the next year, will
be held at the Home, SIS San Pedro
avenue, Tuesday, January 2lst at
eleven a. m. X. w. NORTON, PREsI-
DENT. A. G.. CRESSON, SECRETARY.
VERY WELL WATCHED
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Ask your grocer for Brilliant or
Star oil, and take no other. l-S-2m
Alamo cracker factory delivers
bread and crackers. Telephone No.
375. l2-23-lm
Victims of "the grip will do we'll
to use the great English remedy,
'Mackenzie's specific for influenza"
old by Ragland IL Co.'S City drug store
Canes. Gold and Silver heads
on ebony and snake sword stick.
Immense stock, Bell Bros. l2-5-lt.
Use only Brilliant and Star oils,
the most reliable brands. For sale
by San Antonio grocers. l-S-2m
Beware of "Ohio Refined Petro-
leum," which is of very inferior quail
ity, and will not give satisfaction. I'm
Fruit, ornamen tai, evergreens and
banana trees; grape vines, roses, hot
plants and cut flowers, for sale at tho
San Antonio Nursery, 52l North
Flores street. l-S-tf
49, Bear In mind that Frank J. Bel
tel keeps builders hardware and lum-
Der, at the International and Great
Northern depot. Billy
Ladies who admire artistic work
should see the hand work in alabas-
ter in the old Prescott stand, corner
Soledad and Houston streets.
That statuary at the corner OF
Houston and Soledad, PrescOtt's old
stand, is a marvel of hand carving
The ladies who have seen it pro-
nounce it exquisite. tt
Complicated watch repairing done
and work guaranteed. If your jew
eler does not give you satisfaction,
try us. Bell Bros. 2S1 Commerce
street.
-Flat-ware, teas, forks, spoons
We always carry a fine stock of ster-
lilg silver. We sell as low as the
lowest. Bell Bros, 2S1 Commerce
street. u
-Masury's liquid paints will cover
more surface, last longer, and fade
less than any paints on the market
Especially adapted to this climate.
%-27-1V G.. RELY & Co. Ag'ts.
Progress saloon-standard whis-
kies-best wines-fnest cigars-beer
always tresh-reading room at
tached-6OS and 6lO West Commerce
street, just East San Pedro bridge
1-4-3m.
Mr.. Hill, the we'll known pho
tographer, of Austin, Texas, is in
town making preparations to open his
new photograph gallery at "a West
Commerce street, January q, where
he will offer the people of San Anto-
MO first-class work at greatly reduced
prices Agents are now canvassing
the city taking orders. Secure your
photograph tickets and get the re-
duced rates. 1-l6-3t
City Sanitary Company-Simmang
Bros. Office sos West Commerce
street. Telephone IL. l-3-2m.
20 Per Cent
Reduction has been made on our en-
tire stock of jackets, newmarkets and
ladies wraps. For this week only.
Call early and get first choice.
1-14-tf JOHN X BERETTA & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-18

Wall paper decoration, latest
style and largest assortment In the
southwest. b. c, Reilly & Co. 3-2-tt
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Purchasers Can Have Goods Stored Until Christina

dresspa
black surah silk
ladies'
table
Japanese
baby MILL
smoking
embr slippers linen handkerhief
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Menger Hotel.
I'D KAMPMANN, II. W. BROWDER
PROPRIETOR. CLERK
THE LEADING HOTEL IN
THE SOUTHWEST.
ALAMO PLAZA. SAN ANTONIO.

Having been thoroughly Oyerhauled and
renovated throughout, is now the largest and
most complete Hotel in the Southwest. Fine
billiard and bar rooms attached. Hot and
cold baths. Large sample rooms for CON-
morcial men. Patronage of the travelling
public solicited l0-56Ia
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HAAS & 0PPENHEIMER:
Xmas Gr00tinG 10 All.
In Making Holiday Purchases,

this consist chiefly articles
goods" which
goods whether stable marked
ices a saving of from 20
expended departments will
few word to the wise is sufficient"
holiday
call and avoid
make
the holidays
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-18

20 Per Cent
Reduction has been made on our en-
tire stock of jackets, newmarkets and
ladies wraps. For this week only.
Call early and get first choice.
1-14-tf JOHN X BERETTA & Co.
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African English.

From the New York sun.
English as she is wrote by native poten-
tates on the west coast of Africa IL intelli-
gible, il not elegant. A private letter re-
ceived here from the French Congo says
that his majesty King Moni Machindu
had been stealing the wives of employees
at the white trading posts, and otherwise
cutting up i'm an unsecmingly manner.
The French administrator sent him a
stern and dictatorial message ordering
him to transfer his royal person tn the
French post for "a palaver and accounting.
Thereupon the king took his pen i'm hand
and produced the following forcible and
defiant answer:
~ save English, me save Portuguese q. me
save German, me save no French. Dem
Frenchmen he king for Coango. me he
king for Mayumba. suppose them
Frenchman get palaver for me. he better
him come for my town.
Tho Frenchman came for his town with
a guuboat and n squad of soldiers, and the
king suddenly took to the woods, with all
his people. looking hack now and then to
see the smoke rising from his burning
village. Al last Moni MachindIi
had quit letter>writinU. and was sadiyre-
building his village. convinced that his
literary i'm this instance had
been "a positive detrimeut to him.
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Butte Hotel Arrivals.
BY the Standards Special Wire.


BUTTE, Jan. 17.-At the McDer
mott: Charles II. Kecshin, man
ager for warsie, f. f. Cameron of
Elliston, f. G., Kinney of Denver, John II.
Smith of Miles City, G.. L. vaunter OF
Helena. w. w. Adams Of Philipsburg, $.
=, .Litchttcl4 q. ~, Paul:
At the ST. Nicholas: Miss Annie Haddt-
can of Denver, A. GieRierch OF Anaconda'
j. T. Carroll of Anaconda. w. b. Ruther-
ford of Anaconda. Robert b. smith OF
Helena, Park Wilson and wife of Cham
Mauidin Of Dillon, w. II. Parker OF Pipe
stone SprinAe.
Al the Windsor hotel are: l.. ID: Lewis
of Portland, n. ID. :. Bowen OF Liyings'
ton, &. f.. Grace of Deer Lodge. w. NJ.
Johnson of Marysville, II. D.. Eddy oi
Deer Lodge. John Lynch of Philipsburg
Eye o. Huron, OAK. j. w. Austin q.
Champion. Robert Greene of Granite, II
| w. Little Of ST. Paul, George Campbell a
I 81. Paul.. e.. A. Neid of Basin, b. p. Bartle
SON of Elk Park,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Cases which Came APP Before Judge Me-
HattOn Yesterday.

HattOn Yesterday.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Jan. I7.-In the district court
to-day the trial of the case Of John Smoker
for threatening the life of Fred ulk was
continued, Attorney Collier summing up
for the defendant and County Attorney
baldwin for the prosecution. The Jury
retired at noon and at z o'clock returned
a verdict of guilty of simple assault. 1t is
likely that an appeal will he taken on h
round that the venire was not ISSUED ny
the rightful sheriff. There is no decision
yet in the matter OF a change of venue OH
the sheriff contest.
The second case tried i'm the district
court was that of the state vs.. Alma Love
for petit larceny on an appeal from Judge
Hopkins decision. The case was begun
at 2 o'clock this afternoon by an arran9
ment of County Attorney Baldwin and T..
=. Booth, counsel for the defendant. The
trial proceeded with six jurymen. The
complainant's witness, Frank Hunt, testi-
fled that he was i'm Alma Loves room on
the evening Of July 30 last and that he
was robbed by her of S31 so. He admitted
that no was under the influence of liquor
at the time but not drunk. Alma Love il
"a colored woman who lives ON Wyoming
street. The case was finished this after
noon and the jury brought i'm "a verdict Of
not guilty.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-18
A PRETTY o,RL.s INFLUENCES.

How Femiaise Bsassy h Usiis.~i I'm she
Punasg Of Teeth.
"When "a mans afraid,
a beautiful maid
Is % charming sight tn sce."
That Is what you heard the maiden sing
i'm The Mikado." says N New York letter
tn the Boston Herald. She was telling
about n capital punishment which she had
Witnessed, and her declaration that the
doomed man just before losing his head
Razed upon her pretty face for courage
was always taken as n Gilbert fantasy.
But the idea is actually put into
practical use in the largest New
York establishments where teeth are exc
tracted under laughing gas. l have been
there two or three times and have watched
this feature of the business with amused
interest. Now. as You may readily know,
laughinR-Ras rcnders he patient oblivious
but not inscnsiblc. He feels all that is
done To him and often makes a lot of fuss
IL is when the mans afraid". that
the ..heau,ifui maid is placed be-
sec." In other words, while the strong
armed dentist stands AT one side OF the
victims chair with thc Ras-bag ready for
liable. pretty GAGE takes ~ position close tn
the opposite arm. She gazes synpatheti-
caily yet smilin9ly into his face: She
isn't coquettish about il. IL MAJ he de-
scribed as u sort of consinly smile-that
Is. a sisterly grin and
IL. As the man breathes I'm the gas and
loses his senses the last fading vision
j. that Of the eiri's snsonrnains
lies i'm the fact-and I have this on the
authority of the boss of the place.-that a
goodly proportion Of the patients would
become obstrcpcrous and violent while
under the influence OF the gas, but for
the effect of the girls presence. Ia
may seem like nonsense, hut in practice
il proves to he good sense. When ths
man awakens he finds his guardian angcl
is still there, and he departs feeling,
suppose that she has taken u deep inter
est in his particular case.
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WILL TRY TO DO BETTER
judge AevkiFk Admits That He Has Not
Performed His Duties.


by the Standards Special Wire.
OBCTTE. Jan.1 1.-THE on the
investigation of Judge con-
duct of affairs at the police court met
this evening at the private Office of lder-
man i'm West Park street. Al
derman COwan was chairman and con-
Quoted the investigation. He had been
engaged the past two days i'm looking up
of evidence. Ii was decided to exclude
reporters from the investigation and have
il strictly private. Judge Newkirk
was present early i'm the proceedings
and made N statement. Several
Others who had been present i'm the police
court much of the time were questioned
during the even ng. Al the conclusion of
the Investigation at 10 o'clock IL was de-
by the to give nothing tn
the public until the next meeting of the
council, when n report would he pre-
scented I'm due form. Ii was stated
by q member of the COMMITTEES
that the Judge had acknowledged to neg
lect of duty and excesses, but other
s~trenuously denied Ii is reported that
the Judge had agreed that there
should be no trouble with his court
or with him in the future and that every
thing should he conducted i'm u manner
satisfactory to the most critical.
The evidence which was presented re-
lieved the Judge for the most part al
blame i'm delaying the Barriere trial. plac
ing this on other shoulders. But there was
plenty of evidence as to the sighting al
duty i'm other RESPECTS, and a member oi
committee said that il had been ascer
tanned that the chief of police had
instructed his officers to make no mors
arrests than were necessary, owing to the
condition of affairs at Judge Newkirk',
court. While the committee declined ia
give any inkling of what their report
would he, il is believed that matters at the
court will i'm the future he satisfactory.
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Stole Iron From the Anaconda.
the Standards Special Wire.

BUTTE, Jan. 17.-John A. Swanstroma,
the blacksmith at the Anaconda mine,
was arrested this evening for larceny. Mr..
Swanstroma is n Swede, has been en-
ployed at the mine for seven years, re-
ceiving the full confidence OF his employ-
ers. IL appears that while running the
blacksmith shop at the mines, fixing
cars, ETC.. he has also been running
a blacksmith shop at his house. He
worked in thel latter during odd hours and
made quite a little money on the side.
For some time, however, there has been a
suspicion that he has been using iron
from the company's shops in his VII
shop, transferring the material when OPP
portunity offered. To-day proof was
found OF this fact and Swanstroma was
ARRESTED, He is ttearfy NJ. prprs old aud
had been regarded as stfi;;lv %s..onest. He
expressed n Willingness tonight to plead
guilty TO petit larceny, but this was not
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-18
For Gentlemen.

Glance at our line of Watches:
Nickel Watches, stem wind and set,
from 1913 to SIS.
Solid Silver Watches, stem wind and
set. from so to $45.
Gold-nlled Watches of the best make,
warranted To wear twenty years, from Sic
Ia 50.
Solid Gold Watches from SIS to SOS.
Solid Gold, Silver and Plated Chains
and Charms to meet all wants. Gold ana
Silver Canes. Shaving Cups, Cigar Boxes
and Cases, Pocket Flasks and Mattel
Boxes.
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What Will It Be for the Holidays ?
For Table Use.

S~ilverware that is superb in quality and
elegance of finish. Gorham. Reed d bar
ton and the Rogers-the peers OF all other
makers.
Pickle Casters from 3 to $40.
Table Casters from - To I'D
Butter Dishes from - To $1Os
Cake Baskets from - 10 10
Berry Dishes from IS To rs
Salad Bowls. Sugar Bovls and Cream
Pitchers, Crumb Trays and Knives, BAk-
ing Dishes and Tureens, Spoons knives
and Forks and Carving Sets, Once
Kitchen and Partnr Clocks and Bronses@
These are the besa Roo<h ON the market
at the very lowest prices quoted
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REMEMBER ALI patrons receive ticketD-
TO the drn wing oe aluable presents week.
ly. The next drawing win be uext Satugs
day evening, Dec. 2eth- The presents wtA1
be q Reed q Barton Silver Tea Set . voEu
fine Toilet Sea- aud u Manicure Set
The first OF January the Rrend prsss.e
justed TO heat and cold. i'm solid eosa cassI
worth $13. Bear in mind we sen nd
nance You pay only For the good -
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BUTTE, Jan. 17.&r. d. Spraeue to-day
sold out to w, r. Neale, for 5000 his sar
loon outfit la the building known ae xsfe
Occidental No. 90 East with
the entire stbck of liquors and cigars con-
nectrd with the saloon and the Furniture OF
the Occisiental lodging houss> Nc. So, nd
tofAiffk' the saloon.
The fact that Mr.. SprARue 10 md
bonds for the return of Golden leads 10
Nc inquiry whether the ~county's chances
on the 500 are any more shaky. Mr..
Mr.. Sprague wa also On Bushey Eagles
bonds and surrendered him last night.
Mr.. SprARuc says that he will onnn<
himself hereafser 90 the hack business
havine q spleudid sekxn and rig IL u SAX
shas Golden - in SpDksno Falls ana
HelshAno I'm San PrAhctsco. r
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To Hold a Spring Meeting.

By tht StitflIifrU : sI'tcItI WIZ.
BUTTE. Jan. 1.-THE directors of the
west-side racing association held IA meet
ing i'm this city Tonight, and after full
consideration decided to hold u spring
meeting of the association. Butte was
selected AS the best point for the meeting.
which will continue four days. The
meeting will probably he held in July.
This will he i'm addition to the ten days
meeting i'm August.
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~ the StartfafNt Special Wire.
BUTTE, FAN. 17.-Atthe ..Seetinx "a Conn
spuny r OF the Montana RiAee Tonight il
was decided tn ~sub-crst- SOS toward
sending a delegate ts d. national con-
vention AT Washington provided the
other compantee WIFI subscribe a like
amount. Tho ysaeaate will represent all
Montana ard Vic companies are all ex.
pected 10 sSfiscribe $25 as the Butte com.
pany hse f6oEe. Acknowledgement Harry
c. Kersger is the choice of Butte for dele
gates while the east side favors Col. &. II
, Cetfs of Helena. who will probably he ar-
SsSinted. The appointment Is to I've wad'
by the governor with the endorsement o
the commissioned officers.
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by the Standards special wire.
BUTTE, Jan. 15.-lt Is now thoukht that
something definite will he reached In re-
gard to the sheriff's controversy on Mon
day. II Is believed the court will then call
for the prisoners 60 be brought In from
he county JAIL. Sheriff Lloyd SAID to
night that IL Judge Mediation ordered him
TO bring she p-risouors he should certainly
n a. but saas - would not obey orders
from his rival Tor the office. IL l. likely
TIN usaatsr will he brought % an Issue on
AepaatsS. ere aasiousl ~ fsave - qdettou
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For Ladies.

DIAMOND Rings from So tai $so.
Diamond Ear-Drops from f15 tai $50.
Diamoud Lace Pins from <15 tn 800.
Solid Gold Watches from So tai $sS.
Gold Watches with fine diamonds from
&hi to $fO. Gold-filled Watches Of the
finest make, stem wind and set, from SIS
tn SD.
Chains and Charms OF every description
at the lowest prices.
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Reward.

Lost. between Butte depot and ConnclI's
"A buckskin purse containing $40 in gold
coin. Finder will he literally rewarded
Butte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
sU0r BY 4 DISH hRGED P0RTFH.

p.,.r O'nhq,. II poster who h'" N"'N'' Tor '''
W.-,o;, r\prrs- t"nrlry At III" "ra'h ''n''' N'""h
81 ut.,t,I with ,,.nig' j. p"L-. thiN't"' ' Al "'"
= y, ino w., l'u,,th.,... "n "Wednesday hlSN p'l>
b. n,. i.h, ,lr, "a" express '"u!"hN ''a " ~"
-,,l +, ,l,,, int, orders and Wa hark'' ne '''
l, dl,n.ll R,,l, and j'anH heavily N's'''""' i"iNe
\.r,iu. n ucln,k G'Br,rn went - ui' \tr'- "h''
,,.,. 40. hu,y l-niud a SIX entering -umr baggage
,,,,,- IA u book ai,d did M; molly" o'Hr'rn coming w.
,,'u,.u tuilrd a Id,to from hi p"rk";. h'd without
latin, , u,IL tnuA deliberate" aim ~ Dos ana hf"u
H.. ,,u b.hmd the desk. with blood pour,Ha rom a
,..,.., -, l. Of the faro. bEf!'L -tnlh"i y
r,,urut took the p'".trnt" man, ana ran ont
n IN. uu,, " y uii hl- liIH
Tlr %; IL w-'". ~" maid III the S'''"t '""
crowd r,th, I'd uurhlv IN the express ONCE q liri
,.., .,.n .,iu, 1vsN In, no followed HIM. Al
m bul,,rr wn, called from the police station d p"iN
w,~ taken :, ncllrvur Hospital. II" had . marrow
.capr The 'a,l struck him In tn" lower I"i' "i The
c,c took IN inward rour-r and lodged IN the Ia~b"ne
lie want hn,p, after lin" ball MAS r'rov,d and the wound
dr.,rd Ihc polio, looking for o Brlen.