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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

81 Abbe, James E.. Book Store. 26nh 81
1Oo :AG'it4n, Fred F.. Druggist, Welsh
49, Adams, w H. Racket Store
Washington ave
B. ....N.
13l Balti more House, Gloven & Adams
Twenty third street.
43 BaTlsnrine, j. T.. Puitlter and Pa
per hanger.
lac BUXTON. J. E. 18th st.
II Bickfprd, r. G., Res. West ave.
Benson. Phillips & Co., Coal anl
Wood, 24uh st.
81 B-ysmt ON, w Scott, Sec, Washing
ton ave.
1as Barrett & West, Real ESTATE
1873 Barton, ]. NJ. Saloon and Theatre
23rd st.
e6 Burgess W. G.. Druggist. 10Th st
and Washington ave
10 BallentMle J. r., UptiuEsterer, la
fayette ave.
LII Islassenham, c. r.. Saloon. Wash
ington ave.
la;5 Bright & Beich, Printers, a5th st.
50 Boyentun. W. Scott. Res, 33rd ST
IS Boiling. l.. r.. Wholesale Grocer,
2Slh ST.
Caldwell. E. w. suceessor to WENT
Worth e Caldwell, Hardware,
Washington ave.
% Cou.s HOUSE, Lafayette ave and
.s5lh SIT
ca Clements, n B., Livery Stables,
Lafayette ave.
IS tclLlki n laundry. Lafayette ave-
26 Clark. "A. Harness mfg, 9th st.
14l Creasey, L. H, Res, 29tn st.
Ut Cooper. DR..
rs Crow. G. W., Constable, e5th st.
10y connecticut House Furnishing
House. NJ. H. Mat'gan. prop, 2sllh st
liO Cade Reatauranh & Cafe, 23rd ST.
+ Dnr
Res, Washington ave.
l0l Corss. DIR. ]. K, 26th st. nnd La
fayette ave-
1os Chandler, Hay. GRAIN and Feed.
Lafayette ave.
II Daily Press.
r. Drew, w H. Res, s1s 2eh st.
IA Evening Telegram.
ss Finch, F; r., Real Estate De.aqsrs.
81 First National Bank, 2sth st. and
Washington. ave
lt7 Father Dcnahoe. Res, 1914 WASH
lnStOn ave-
SO G1iffilths & Lewis, Dry Goods,
Washington ave.
l3l Glover & Adams. Baltimore House,
23rd ST.
fe. Fl.
1871 Hoffman Bros. Saloon. Lafayette
ave-
1876 Health, Food Bakery. 2a;f st.
HOFFMAN. P. c.. Agt. Cons5,rma rs
Brewing 90, 23rd sit
~ Hotel Warwick, West ave and
A aIen:ey. T. B.. Real Estate and
- insurance. Washington lave.
w HumphNies, c. w, Butcher. 9th at 4
OIL 10 Hotel Ivy, Washington ave. and
9th ST.
30 iIanwood & Curtis Hay, GRAIN and
Feed, 28th st.
~ Hautz, James, Butcher. Washing
6s lHoslins, c. R., Insurance. Wash
7lngtOn ave-
50 Henley & Hardy, Electrical cbu-
81 Ideal Pharmacy, Druggist, WASH
angton ave and 28th st.
q s sudkins & Maddeta. Grocers, M2 /
% ketehMn & Garrison, comm .ksion
merchants. Washington awe
. hlpper. Fired G.. Bicycles, s27ta1 st
q 'lhsh, NJ. n. Furniture. washing
ton ave. ss.- & ' 70 80 = ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

: 200 Managers Office, Citizens Te1e-
1 InlCl.e Company.
| 1lo A.ssulie & Small. Bicycles. Wash
l1fStL.i ave.
II MISS, w. T. Attorney at LAW
18th St
| NtAck-y, r. r.. Cafe and Reskau-
1a1l'l. Washington ave & a4th st.
l26 Nusler, p. j., Saloon, 23l2 WusIl-
aulg ton eve.
12e A1aguyre & small. Bicycles, Wash
81 Mulcord & Ednrurds, Reaa Estate;
/ 155 :51llh ST.
10 MaaIston & James. Ha. DWARF, 2star
e2 Meyer 6: Sheppard, PIslms,e,s, esth
50 Mesic. ]. w. Grocer, 2sth 81.
ilu NElnls, Z. 3. & Bro, Heal Estate
a6 !NaHional Brewing Gu. Virginia ave.
and 9th st.
| 3 Neams & West. Attorneys, 25l.h st.
! I'll n N. Shlpbui.ding and Dry Dock
Co.. Washington ave.
q Newton & Brown, Attorneys-at-
~ Law. Washington ave and 18th st.
Is Nash. j. A.
11E N1wp@Gt News Pros1slclA C.onpanv
JUS Needlnianl Building Co
~ Newport News Wine &. Liqsior co
142 Newport News Seminary
80 e. n Light & Water Co.. Wash
tng'ton ave.
60 N N: Bakery & cenfed.ionary Co,
Washington ave.
s. Newport News Ikas,ndry. H.,
VI Newport News ro.pae.o Co.
" Old Dominican Land, Co, Washing
ton ave and 2Sih st.
70 Rarten, ). |. 4 ca. washington,
ave
40 Perkins, Duncan & ch.. F,urnHurs, :
20 Pressey. ). B. & B. J., Dentists,
eI'th st.
6 Peyser. ELIAS. Clothing & Cents
furnishings Washington ave,
10 ~. E. Light & Power Co, ,WirgLa?se
127 Pabst Brewing Co, WASH in 1900
ave and 30th St -
= Post, Hon. w. A.. Res, West ave.
81 Parker, W. M. Groceries, 1856 a7tEa st
ls0 .RoEl!snn, J. w, Real E,shate e,a
25t91 ST.
81 Rudd, G. A & CO., M. %. pac1
Agent, Lafayette ave.
LUZ Rachter & Birmingham, Stoves ant
Tii1WtaG>e. 18th st. Il
% Rolhig, Mrs. Julia, Butcher. 27hs, az
80 Reyner, H. Grocer
50 Sears. W. H., Butcher.
" schmeiz Bros, Bankers, Washing
tom ave and 25th st.
1e9 StCr1giss & Berkeley. Abaonnavs-
S S Smith ai . Dp. # +. NJ. wash ns.so ave.
- sam'nons' T. F.; Bakery. rs assh St
aE IdNlmtau1, C. B., FRESH Meats amid
=. Grocegies. Washington ave.
IL Inc Daiqg's Press. Moruning Panar
Washington ave.
~ Iayaor, J. r.. S.
iiS Iay2or. w. NJ, Res. 25th, -,
=. - Isnacker, c. E. Res, 1925 34ta, az
% Tine Daily COMMERCIAL. 26ts1 ct
LIZ yandegrat, 2shh ct
Wynne, J. r., Fish agsl Ovstars
!. washington ave-
~ Warren, ]. E.
~ , WdakinE, B. B., Grocer, 2oth ST ana
Washington ave. . 0 'A1
tWentWorth e CadweM.
Old Point, = 14'o'
Hampton, ..,
Fhoebus.
Soldiers Home, Is n
Poquosos1, 800
Fox Hi1l, ,., 80,
Rip Raps t-'ia
Suffolk, PIC.
Franklhn. 25c, "a. III \
Copeland, 25c ,f;s:-,
iaHollamd, CSC ~,
EpErtland, &c. 81 .s~a.sS
CarRsville. &c. 3is3, n IS.
Norfoak, 15c.t III !, Ia.s
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
NOTICE..

q ,, we nave this 10Th day Of March 1898.
conduct our furniture business at No. ~
port News. Va, with no authority 70
buy or make amy contract Vl1afever ~ ~
ccpt contract of sale. Of house f,rnjesh-
Ing goods. Ir;VETS T 70 i,;sai-
mr15-3W t> = A'i 1T1o'.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

EASEMENTS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23
Unite CAPS.
ornl Methods Adopted
bile OF Wales.

orn, Methods Adopted
pie OF wales.
ia
! = strange and vigorous
Ing the laws Of NOR
!, -. OF Llanbister. which
hills of the purely
n,;,ty of Radnorshire,
s,aa, breach of the laws
l :. they believed TO
4 ~ ed, the parishioners
q 20 formed what is
Fl is a "Rebecca" gang,
variety of costumes.
q >oty black, serenad-
"A nquent's house. The
i suspected was also
~ a nearly nude con-
"a ,ched to the River
a :, ,,ws close by. In its
!, II bmerged. and then
81 :, kward and forward
IN for the space OF
@ -, utes. While in the
III - ,ade a desperate at.
3 - but in crossing a
-. Upper, and was re-
, were then made
III WI the fields, and
I'd with straps and
@ '' escorted back in
a mans house, where
:, in judgment. The
pi,'mned to undergo
d to march up and
j nd in hand. Their
q and, besides. they
2 any other indigni-
W q hers were procured,
ttious prevailed on
s1ot to administer
Iishment.
3y affair appears TO
. test satisfaction to
II 0 feel that a great
Innocence OF their
cenged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

~ COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NEAR THE CITY OF NEWPORT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

!, tNTIpRNOON, LAD
te.ed watch with fob
nlEton az anue. Lib
b.ul@nel "a the "Nn-
n-acey, us Thirty
1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

IL JJiEFUIlEUSIi ED
hi 234 Twenty -nint'h
4 ml2222-3tp
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

|tDIA,MONID STUD
lttie,r will 'leavt same
IL, of jefferson anN:
4 IS and get reward.
II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

A; GROOM HOUSE.
a get any Lafayette
4 1900 Lay flayet;e
3 m. ~. 3Lp
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

We have cut In today the following
be athletic give service Tor several days.
up central and be connected with
SLIM quite a lot of work to be done
nected. subscribers viii not be
tor several days we will issue q new
are put in to service. "A new card wild
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

n c,sSI1E,NT AND Ia
8 ,s,elSonaibl. rates.
mo. Guaner, loa.
ss,u,-et. M. %. :Glp
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-23

@ fenced ship rivct-
s# Test wages, per1ni-
S strike. Crescent
!, New Jersey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-04
AMI SEMENTS.


Willie, kn&., with the idea that free
silver Would he the resi thing 80.
Willie Work. the tramp John w World
Hiram Quiek with ideas that dor, fit
cable cars or slot machines .........
..-ss... ...... ....--... William = Keller
Willie Pay with champagne IDEAS
and beer income 49,. William II Mack
t.ineh, with his own Ideas Charles Roach
Norman kraass. with Ideals from The
.y,,' pr'1 .s.,,,,,. LII s r. Graham
49,. .,.-.. .-.-...... Edward BROWN
MI Chinassy, with nothing on his
:. mind bur his hair Joan Oxen
Mrs Quick, with Kansas ideas sud a
viii o. her own Miss Marie Leslie
Della Ware with caramel ideas .......
.-..s ..,.-..., ...-.-.. Miss Bessie Phillins
F Pear Buttons. with bee cream ideas
80, ....-. Miss Beatrice ,sanbles
"A sf4desrens mitch Of heatales,
whose only mission IL 10 make life
=. happy thought
stsFFse Me -.-..*.+....-. Miss GusSie Nelson
-sEIse watt ..-.s........ Miss Ahce Fctis.ie.
sttte etc -..--~.+..s+.4,. Mss 1~4}ei Rss.g
tsftle ~ o0~3 --,-.%. ...-.. Miss Else Wess
II was very clever" was the v.rtf!rt az
iae immense Su.sieHee which Witnessed st,s
Opening of 4 week's engagement OF the
bFes7aas Comedians at the Third Avans.e
saestsF aaS{ evening IN NTawn ToY4cs
- ofaEae Yarce-eanetv Is bett@r-rssleh
Nr.ttf-tais year than eyss befare All ths
ESQ 'sF@ffseS are 3hefe bar there ara y,as,,x,
nss EaF@s. Including a beyv Of f,~.ff,. ,sf.i
] ne company. by the Mas liz larger fhar
when seen h9Ts before The ausfrsr a.
hSsiness tast Re has host the sla.. Thfe
however. Is mistake Th. play O. as,
o. extrata xaagas OF whatever II mar ..y..,sa
@Eas 10 eah IL. never had plot There ~ a
sosS'caosa OF q Eslet-~s sort % clue to one
bat Il Is 50 faint that i. essse nnvef H..
teffise would nos hs able - faEts.m IL
Tnsa ssssacs- Includes al ~. x,s.~s,...
s3ass*ss % ftsEs-fna keFs fisat are 10 ba fn.,ra
90 tE~ sssge~tas tramp sas law tAe
buchanan, ,he ngs-tc-ssate yoaag mar. ara
dude. Every scs has an upraaxioas s,it-
snsx, and THE play gees with a s.ssr, ana
vim fF0sn the start. TIE individual work
- al ssessr. and lAsss Is rot . bad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-04
LOOKING This WAY.
Eyes of Eastern People StiIl Turning
Toward Seattle

Seattle continues TO attract her share OF
attention In the East. despite even The ex-
ciseinent attending OH the war situation
H. q. Maekay. manager of the Seattle,
Laundry Supply Company, has i;ist re-
eeived letter from +. 8. Norton. Of St.
Paul. who writes:
Il nave a firm belief In the future of the
stare or Washington. and think there can
DE Much money made there during the next
Ave years regardless OF whether there. Is
war or not. regardless Of whether klondike
hoofns or not. The natural resources of
tstas state in timber minerals. soil and cli-
mate are far beyond any other state The
Asia;ic and Russian trade, owing TO com
pisiicn of the Siberian railway will In
crease enormously during the coming five
years. Washington viii be the Great port
for that trade
Regardless of the many paupers and
Reckless characters that the KIonlike craze
Viii unload in Washington. the klenfike
boom Is The best advertisement. generally
all over this country and Europe fer
Washington that IL has ever had It has
been the means or cause OF all sorts Of
people reading up and interesting them
selves In gaining knowledge of that state
Tie result viii be that eventually capital
VIII engage in enterprises TO develop the
great natural resources OF Washirz III an
The fact that many will he unfortunate
and nassisy suffer does no, change general
results"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-04

Her rvissls@s ~ers TOO poor 10 psy the e.
p4ess % aavfng her remains f<nf East
sJsasry .sa~rsn Lane has written abcys
fairy letters with the intention Of Resftax
fvexy possible point about the ~ornsns
hsssury. tie thinks that n0mssnsaz might
s..s learned wssea woatd hess soss~ the nys-
terry
The i<ttsrr which came TO Mrx. ORouyke
under the naass Of Mrs. Do~rxsFInE are nav
ia Lanes pe~xSxssoEs- They are common
place tsgs OF them h from Pearl 6p~rry.
Mrs.. OfRonrks'. bosom friend. Much Of
II r. devoted to an explanation of her
troubles vita little dog she aoves desos-
sssiy and n trying 10 bring mp AZ spesi-
NEE worthy OF tsrss prize In bench show
Sac says that sae Is greatly worried That
the poor Essie thing will 20 astray and he
lost. In one part Of the letter she ASKS
Afs OHosrke IL she has been compelled
60 go within the prescribed limits or ~ Nv
iIsx quietly In room In q lodging house.
The police had no trouuEe In findsnE Mr.
q Rourks who WAS mentioned ia the Post
IntsliIKencer few dass ago. He has iired
in Seattle seventeen years. and came mere
from New York. He did not know ina.
such a woman lived until he read Of her III
tbs Posf-fnsei;igenceF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-04
Schooner Siglin and Steamer
Rosalis Get Away North.
FoRMEe MEETS AN ACCIDENT.
Wfna Dlosss Her Against Yesler
Wharf. Crushing . Yawl and
Smanhing the stern Rail- late
Spliaters-The Passengers Are
Terrfaed, hat Nobody In Hurt. and
Schooner Proceeds On Her Trip.

Two Alaska vessels left yesterday from
Seattle for the north. though one of them
came near having to tarry longer.
The schooner Gen. Sgiin, bound for Cop
per river and Cock inlet. had a great time
getting away yesterday morning. The tug
Wasp attempted to tow her from her moor
ings, between Yesler and celman docks
The wind was too strong. however. and in
spite Of the efforts of the tug the Sigiin
was driven into one corner or Yesler wharf
The schooner struck astefn first and
crushed the yawi hanging over her stern.
The stern rail was smashed into spiinters
The voyage was not abandoned. how
ever. After landing at Yesler wharf and
putting the broken boat ashore the Ssssln
continued her trip north. Some Of the
passengers who were from the Eastern
states were very much alarmed when the
schooner crashed into the dock
lhs Gen. Sagin carried The following
passengers:
j. Nj. Lindgum. o. T.. Nelson w. n.
Brandon. Newton Conroy, H. B. Richard
son, Il. j. Gates, James Gundier, c. f.
Haddon, $. III. Haddon. George A. chssson
III. j. Gibson. William Watson, Charles
Jaisola. George NJ. Clinton. II. f. Clyde
w. 3. Mills. &. NJ. Taylor, Clarence F.
Brown. ID. NJ Riehfield, G. Fl. Brandwel
IA. Sseinning. J. D. Howe. G. W. Howe.
&. s. Russell, Y. A. Hines. j. w. Hines
l., h. johnson and wife. w c. Brenhaek,
Charles h. Peters. NJ. Peters, Otto Themes.
Il. NJ. Parsons, Otto Henry, Henry Mite
Albert Winers. Howard Hopkins, Doug
las Borden. j. Fl. Thornton. ". f. Dough-
erty, ". I. Davenport, l.. Kent, Wilton G.
Nyott. Charles Simpson. K. H. Shersing
oscar Olson. Andrew Etlund Charles T.
johnson. j. r. Brent. G. II. Mitchell, WILL
lam Wakefield and William Burston.
Steamer Rosalie. Capt O'Brien, OF the
washington Il Alaska Steamship Com
pany's fleet sailed for the north YESTERDAY
morning at $50 O'clock. The Resale had
a large freight cargo and about fifty PAS
sengers. the most of whom were bound
for Skagway. Among them were the fol-
lowing:
First. class-R. Binfort, F. Rainvilie. j.
Loiselle, ]. A. L. LaPiante Joseph Des-
champ. J. j Deschamp, A. r. Price. {.
Fife. G. Fife. jr.
Second class-W. J. Clarke. George
Brownsel. L. G.. Griffith. John Ostrowski.
Charles Nelson. III. T. Pernen, c. J. Rug
genberg. Walter Cleghorn. Joe Wiley, 4.
Nj. Wiley, +. j. Barton. w. Il. Gurnei, w.
A Popple. j. e. Wiley.
Steamer Resale. which left Seattle yes
ee'"'s Hioi'itis ioi Lynn catHdt ports. was
compelled to put back for another crew.
She landed for few hours at Tacoma.
ana when 1t came time To proceed on the
voyage the crew were not TO be found
They were finally located in a water from.
saloon. but the vile whisky they had heen
drinking made them useless on the steam
err. The Resale came back 10 Seattle
short-handed. arriving here about $50 last
evening. In short time another crew had
been shipped and she proceeded on her
voyage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-04

The "Deutsche yerein" a society COM
posed OF the advanced students Of Fserrn,,
a. iaa state university, glaasams1y enter
tasae3 the students of that Ianm4lsg@ }r,
Denny nan NJ the university Tuesday eve.rs-
ms Apont eighty students we're present
fae features of the nTog=a NINE present.
81 we1t q German song nv the university
male quavteFtes HesEs's ''f4erelsi" by TIE
ladies qnarteste. violin soIo ny Aubrey
Levy an Instrumental Selection IS Migs
DDS ktGseaid. lecture on a Trio TAvoaxF,
Europe. delivered in German - Mss
Becker of the Seattle asga school. and a
'iais sele az Dr. Myers.
A iaughable practical Joke VAS perpe-
srstea - the close of The enGer9alusnent Ey
Mr. Ioan Iockai " no being Invited 10 d.
Over ia German 2 parting address spoke
lefsg and etoaAently tn Finnish. TnA pre-
fer ~ors aud mere advanced students ss@re
tazzssd bat some of TIRE knowing supf,-
rneTes nd fFesamsE fsokea wise apfsaGs.f-
81 RI what they considered appropriate an
tervsEs ana acre nsas tne wiser ursiI
gsnft- Informed Of tas fact that Mr. Iackai
lad sss spokess Word u German
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-04
Washinxton street Myst~ry.

street are trying TO figure out the origin OF
a story that assumes different phases every
day. The first appearance of the story
WAS the day after the 0'Rourke inquest,
and was 10 the effect that Jap had cut
OFT the head of a Japanese woman. The
next day Ii had changed to the form of
murder with chair II next appeared ufl-
der the Keise Of kicking match. and the
next development il awaited with interest.
Several lodging houses on Washington
street have been given A. the location. but
the officers have not succeeded I'm getting
trace OF the corpse. and they wonder how
Ii was smugaied out without their knowl-
s,fEe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-04

The engagement of Marie Jansen at the
Seattle theater. commencing Thursday
night, viii be ore of the fashionable
events OF the season. II viii be Miss Jan,
sens first appearance here but her fame
has preceded her. and there are many adj
fnirers here from the Eass who viii I've
The winsome actress a hearty wei4yme
Thursday and Sunday nign.. she will pr.
sent THE Nancy Hanks" new comedy.
which is said TO abound i'm wholesome fun
and catchy music. Friday and SATURDAY.
nights the bin will be '.s3elmonsco's Al
e. happy farce. by Glen Marlborough.
"heh WAS Miss Jansen's frs; triumph as
a comedy star.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-04

ioaisnt al entire new show wifi ne pre-
serted AZ the PEOPLES theafer thirty new
Eastern stars making their initial APPEAR
ahee before a Western audience. The
sfeHe Vaudeville Company viii present
Tor tae FIRST time In Seattle rhat celebrated
bafIe~'i}e which created such Il fs.ror in
fa@ East. The Eicerovts Favorife" in
~hfcn twenty beautiful and sfapelys blondes
VIII appear, Deyoe. the upside down"
man. VIII anpear on the flying trapeze.
charies and May Stanley q sketch team of
rational reputation. will make their first
ai'lcarance on the Pacific coast. as vii.
also 1saSou and Allen, two very funny
comedians. TIE hest show ever given In A
vaudeville house In Seattle will he on the
boards toDigf< al the Peoples theater
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AZ result of trouble between the union
IoEiermak@rs and the inioa iron saipbssiid-
.rs employed on the torpedo boat bowman
Ia Morans silipyards Dan MeGilyra,
shlpbuEisier, was seriously cut in r1e RICH,
arm by a bo.isrmak~r named Murphy IN
The Aug saiooH. near the foot of King
street, last night at li:i5 o'clock
The row has added 10 the bad feeling
already prevailing and II may De that =
strike Of the union snspbuiders VIII result.
Talk to that effect being rife last night.
Iii appears that NeGiiyra and Murphy.
with a number OF others dropped into the
saloon casually and were drinking before
the bar when the row started. Accounts
vary az 10 who WAS the aggressor. bat
AeGiivra noored Murphy. who MAS the
smaller man, by punch In the jaw. They
were separated Then Meesiisra discover
ed that Murphy during the row had cut an
awful CASH In his arm near the wrist. and
breaking loose from those holding him.
again fioorei Murphy.
Officer ShenemaH was called IN. but
made no arrests. Murphy agreeing TO so to
headquarters upon meeting Shsneman Ell
teffng the saloon. Murphy. whose head
was badly battered. never showed up AZ
headquarters. however, and Detective
Williams was sent after him. but had not
succeeded, i~yinding him at an early hour
this morning.
Mctiilsra lost a great deal OF blood be-
fore DIR. Bories arrived and sewed up the
wound but was 'desd game" and dida't
murmur. The saloon after the fight re-
ssmbied slaughter pen. the flooring be-
ing fairly drenehed with blood.
John O'Donnefi and another hys,ander,
who inserfered In the row. We're ent in the
hands by Murphy, bat not seriously.
Those knowing about the cause of the
trouble between the unions refuse TO talk.
but 1t II said that the boiiermakers object
10 the shipbuiiaers doing the same kind Of
work as the bostermakers.
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PIKE street Thentrr.

A crowded house greeted Miss Kate
Pursseli and her admirable company last
night In her romantic drama Queen OF
the Plains In this piece Miss Purssell
assumes three different characters. Jane
Craving. Sun Bonnet Sal. Calamity Jane.
Mexican Jack Capt. Roife, She is ably
supported by Guy Durreil, Morris O'Con-
ror and Miss Vivian. The pay is full Of
startling situations and pleased the large
audience present. The speciaities we're
all good notably the He~Stt Musettes In
their musical act: Master Noodle Van
Dyke. III Irish songs. and Lady Zetfa
as,onished everybody by her wonderful.
gift OF second sight and mind readiAg.
Queen or the Plains will be repeated
tonight. together With all of the speeial-
ties
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Allen Burnison. whose appearance indi-
Gated more than ordinary intelligence. told
Capt. Sullivan at police headquarters yes
t.rlay morning how he met two beautiful
women. and atssr enjoying their company
I'm the Decker MOTEL for a short time miss
cd $40. He was mystitied as 10 how the
money got out OF his pocket. but had
suspicion that wheE he was thinking of
what nice time he was having. drinking
and talking. his eeararions were thinking
OF his money and spirited II away.