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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

EAST RADFORD. VA, Sept. 2i.-Spe-
cial The loyal and enthusiastic Pythians
of the Sixth District OF Virginia held
their district convention under the aus
pieces of Radford Lodge, No. ST. *. Of Pr
East Radford Va. Thursday
The meeting was presided over by Jno.
NJ. Newton. Of Pocahontas. Va. District
Deputy Grand Chancellor for the sixth
District. which comprises twelve lodges
in southwest Virginia. west Of Martins
vile. Va. The following is "a list Of
speakers for the subjects mentioned:
The ESQUIRE Rank-Suggesuons. D. r.
French. Pocahontas.
The Ritual. j r. Bryan. Roanoke
The duty of Pythians 10 their sick
Members. W. =. Gum, Radford.
The Endowment Rank Chas. d. DENT
salem.
The Uniform Rank. II. VI. Darnall,
Past Grand Chancellor. Roanoke
Origin Organism and Objects OF the
Order Of Knights of Pythias. Colonel
Robert Catlett. Grand Nice-Chancellor.
Lexington, Va.
other subjects Of vital interest 10 the
order were discussed with vigor and
ability.
A spirited address Of welcome was de-
lvered by Frank Cassen. the Chancellor
Commander Of Radford Lodge. which
was responded 10 by II. NJ. Darnan. Past
Grand Chancellor
There was a large attendance and the
members were very enthusiastic
Al the night session team from
Roanoke Lodge conferred the long form
OF the third rank.
At a late hour the convention closed
after which a sumptuous spread was
given TO the members of the order by
Radford Lodge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

The annual meeting OF this consrega-
tion was held at their synagogue %.
Nfsvo street near Broad last WEDNESDAY
evening. ana the following officers We're
elected for the ensuing year.
President. FL Fisher. Nice-Presiaeii'
Pb Hirshberg. Treasurer. d. c. Meyer
eecretarv. IL. r. Hirshberg; Trustees,
sam Jacobs. A. Steiner. n. Green"aId'
A. Hirshberg, NJ sonneberg, NJ. Meyer.
SEXTON. Isaac Michael
III is the purpose of this congregation
r. possible. 70 rebuild their synagogue I'D
a more suitable locality. their present
site being anything but favorable WIN
this object in view. meeting or the CON
ereaatlon Will be called at an early DAY
20 devise ways and means 10 reouio'
and an the proper time viii appeal TO a
generous public 20 assist them In their
worthy object Their present synagogue
was built thirty-0ne years ago, having
reD,aced the one that was located on
Main street near Twentieth. and which
was built In 1866 and destroyed hy fire in
1851
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
PROGRESSIVE ESTABLISHMENT
The Globe Fitting Celebrated lts
Second Anniversary Xester


Th. Globe celebrated its second an
niversary as one Of the estaonsned uus-
inoss institutions Of Richmond yeterday'
and in doing so the large corps OF regular
statesmen. reinforced by twenty extra
beluars we're kept busy supplying the
mods Of its hundreds OF friends.
When visited the establishment ]
,.,,s surprised 20 see such a large num-
De- rof prospective customers and the
ide, that had entered his head IN refer
anee to the scarcity Of money was I'M
rnediatelv dspelled. for it is the rule at
,rbe clone 90 buy and sell for cash only
Great niles OF goods disappeared as the
.uetoroars were supplied, like snow under
.be SUMS ravs. and the reflection came
r, thar This was simply the reward for
keepine up to the standard or good ma
terial for fair prices. The Globe long
.go becare famous FOR the desirability
OF its goods. and not only is TINS true OK
the material used In the furnishings Tor
the masses but II Is also true OF that
for those who desire the very finest
goods. o,-,
There Is little doubt that The Globe
will continue 10 shake hands with pros
peritv for ii Is progressive and up-to-date
and IL always looking out for the best
that their customers may wish az the
lowest prices. Their customers are al
ways benefited for they are given
guarantee and their money Is refunded
for the asking. while their purchases are
kAat In repair for one year.
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rangements desired Il. and requested mo
10 do so. nothing would have given mo
more pleasure than 10 issue procama-
ton closing all the city offices, request.
ing the citizens 70 close their places OF
business. and requiring the city bells 10
be tolled. No one could expect or me 70
do this without a request. ! am not go
ing to push myself into any company
where | am not wanted, nor VIII ! ACT
Officially In matters OF this sort when
those who make the programme 90 not
seem to know that there IS mead 10 tne
municipal government. As DICK ray
Tor T might have gone TO the fur eral. out
as the mayor OF Richmond j stayed 80
far away 1 could not hear the beat or the
drum nor the tramp Of horses teet !
am lust as loyal a Southerner as Is 10
be found anywhere. but l viii remain
away from all places where the presence
OF the mayor Is Objectionable.
NY office hours viii remain the same;
Notwithstanding this insult. and / VIII
continue to sign ordinances that l ap,,
prove o. and reject those that l regard
as unwise." 49,
MAJOR RANDOLPH Is SILENT.
A Times reporter called on Major Ran
dolph and showed him the interview WITH
Mayor Taylor. The major declined 10
have anything 70 say concerning II and
would not make any comment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

Holmes Smith. Adjutant Upton D. Jen-
nings.
9. George E. Pickett. Richmond. Com.
r. J.. Maury. Adjutant Peter McCurdy
DO r.. r.. Lee, No 3. Hampton. Com. j.
W Richardson Adiutant W. IT, Dough
erty.
II. Urquhart-Gueue. CORTLAND, Com.
l.. r. Edwards, Franklin. Va Adjutant
w W White
- John r. Cooke. West Point Com. A.
w Eastwood, Adiutant W. w. Green.
49, William Watts. Roanoke, Com. I.
W Spindle. Adjutant b. II. Beal.
A. John Bowie Strange Charlottesville,
Com Mcajah Woods, Adiuiant W. y.
Wood.
ID. A. =. Hill No. .. Culpeper Com. W.
A Hin. Adju,ant w. P Hln.
l6 EWelL Prince William county, com.
j. b. Herrel, Adjutant b. ID. Merchant
H. Callcote-Wrenn. Isle OF Wight G.. H.,
Com y +. Young, Windsor. Na.;Adju-
tant Z. y. Edwards.
1g j. T. b. Stuart. No. 1.Dnwiddie @.
H.. Com. Edwin J.. Perkins, Reams Sta
tion Va. Adiutant A. J. Powell.
49, Thornton-Pickott Farmville, Com s.
". Paulett. Adjutant 3. VI. Cox.
90 Stover. Strasburg, Com. r. ID. Funk
houser Maurertown. Na.;Adjutant /.
Hurn.
& j. A. Early Rocky Mount Com. Geo.
VI. Helms. Adjutant Charles ID. Lee.
p. Turner Ashby. Winchester. Com.
John j. Williams, AdJutant Philip w.
Boyd.
o. Magrudor- Eweu. williamsburg Com.
Dr. james ID. Moncure, AdJutant II. T.
Jones
"A j. r. B. Stuart. No. ?. Berryville.
Clarke county. Com. Thomas ID. Gold,
Adiutant W. r. Miller.
p. Stonewan Jackson. stanton, Com
John y. Opie. Adjutant +. b. Berkeley.
Is. l.. a. Armistead. Boydton, Com.
Charles Alexander, Boydton. Va; AdJu-
tant r.. r. Goode.
25 Louisa Louisa c. H.. Com. william
Kean Thompson X Roads. Va. Adju-
tant w. r. Meade.
2S. c. c. Wharton. Radford. Com. G. c.
Wharton. Adjutant Richard II. Adams
y. Page-Puuer. Gloucester G. H.. Com.
Alexander Shackleford, Adjutant w. +.
Watt
60. Neimyer-Shaw. Berkeley. Com. John
\. Morgan, Adjutant +. III. Sykes.
81. John W. Rowan. CharlestoWn. w
Va. Com. julius c. Holmes. Adjutant c.
T. Gallaher.
% Lee-Jackson. Lexington Com. w. T.
Poague. Adjutant w. c. Steuart.
49, James F. Preston. Chrstiansburg
Com II. d. Wade. Adjutant J. II. Kipps
a. II. A Darlington, Smithville. Com.
w H. Smith, Adjutant John y. Faris.
IS. William 5. Grymcs. Gordonsvile,
Com. w II. Ricketts,. Orange Va. Adju-
tant r II StrattOn
3s Magruder. Newport News Com. c.
NJ. Braxton. Adiutant T. y Eubank
g. Highland. Monterey, Com. j. c.
Matheny. Adjutant O. Wilson.
B H. A. Wise and w. II. F. Lee, Lu-
nenburg. Cona- stth Boiling. Petersburg
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ence. .Itrelieves the condition that pro-
duces so much discomfort and robs men
situation Of its terrors. Here is proof:
DEAR Mrs. PISKHAN:-How can
thank you enough for what you have
done for me When / wrote 20 you
was suffering untold pain at time Of
mcnstruation; was nervous, had head
ache all the time, no appetite, that tired
feeling, and did not care for anything.
have taken three bottles OF Lydia Z
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, ono
of Blood Purifier, two boxes OF Liver
pills. ard to-day am well person. !
would like TO have those who suffer
know that / am one Of the many who
have been cured Of female complaints
byyour wonderful medicine and advice.
Miss JENNIE X. MILES. Leon, Wis.
Ifyou arc suffering in this way, write
as Miss Miles did to Mrs. Pinkham at
Lynn. Mass, for the advice which she
offers free Of charge 10 all women.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
FOUR BOXES DID 1T.
Remarkable Success of a New Pile
Cure.

People who have suffered for months or
years from the pain and inconvenience OF
that common disorder. piles, will look with
skeptic!sm upon the claims of the makers
OF the new discovery for cure OF ali forms
OF piles. known under the name Of Pyra-
mid Pile Cure. nevertheless the extraor-
binary cures performed by this remedy
are such as 70 warrant the investigation
OF any sufferer. AS a case in point
the following letter speaks for itself.
Mr. Henry Thomas. OF sub-station No.
3. Hosack Ave. Columbus, Ohio, writes
as follows:
Pyramid Drug Co.:
Gentlemen.-I want you TO use my
name II II will DO OF any use 10 you. l
was so bad with the piles that lost
work on that account. Nothing did me
any good. / read in Cincinnati OF the
many cures Of piles by the Pyramid Pie
Cure and I went TO a drugstore ana
asked for It. The drug clerk told me that
ne had something else that he thought
was better but I told him that ! wanted
10 try the Pyramid first.
The first box helped me so much that
I tried another and then 20 complete
the cure used two more boxes. making
four In all. ] am now completely cured.
Have not trace Of piles and l had sui-
fered for four years with the worst form
Of protuding piles.
] suffered death from piles, but | have
found the Pyramid Pile Cure 10 be just
as represented. 1 have recommended Il
10 several Of my friends and am thalk-
ful to be able 20 write you what good the
remedy has done for me-"
Physicians recommend the Pyramid Pile
Cure because Il contains no opium. CO.
caine or mineral poison OF any kind. and
because it is so safe and pleasant 10 use.
being painless and applied at night Inc
patient Is cured I'm a surprisingly snort
time with no inconvenience whatever.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by drug
gists at so cents per package. and II there
IS any constipation 10 is well TO use the
Pyramid Pills al the same time with the
Pile Cure. as constipation Is very often
the cause OF piles and the pills ehectual-
~ remove the costive condition. Price Of
pills is % cents per package.
Write 10 Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall
Mich. Tor little book on cause and cure
Of piles: sen. by mail free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

Commander Petersburg: r. l.. MaWy
Third Lieutenant Grand Commander
Richmond. Thomas c. Morton, Inspector
General. stanton. Washington IdyioI'
Ouartermas,er-6 Noriolk. heE' d.
y Tucker. Chapain-General NorlolN'
Or John IS. Powell, SUrgeon-General' &c
coouan. Thomas Elicit Acknowledgment
Richmond. W. A. smith. Aide-de-Camp,
Doeur. a Moore. Jr, Aidede-Camp Ber-
ryville
Following are the committeesc.
Tinsncc-W. r.. smith. suth Boiling
x. n Northon. VIM II. stewart
Publishing "a School History for Use I'D
Our Public and Private Schools-Nilham
/, Rovan chairman. John j. Williams,
Rev B j. Tucker b $. Is. smith, Jonh
IL Hume James NJ. Garnctt, Rev :. lay
Tor Martin. ~ II. Edwards. NJ. W haze
wood. r. a. Brock, james Manu. W.
D. Hur5amp.
tary-Thomas j. Pollard, p. p. Cox, ".
r. Browne. Blackburn smith, g. W. NC
Vicar. Aubrey Bowie
Coed of the Grand Camp-Wiliam
Kean. George w. kurtz. =. j. WINSTON
.-ohn c. Ewell
To Propare Rules for the Grand
Camp-T s. Garrett. Alexander W. Arch
or. T r. y. Wright ID. A. Grimsley' H.
plstrlbution-J W H. Porter ". B.
Petit. " w Sherwood.
To Petition the Lcgislature-N. Y. Ran
doiph. George J. Christian. James f.
croker j. +. Harrison. William hean,
John ] Williams. q. u. Garnett
HISTORY or THE GRAND CAMP.
result of the Military Conferences
seld IN the city OF Richmond, on the 10th
~, neeember. 1855. ana ON the 18Th of
january 1855. The accredited representa-
lives from the following camps. VIZ;
plrkeft-Ruchanan camp. OF Norfolk, Va.
stonewau Camp. of Portsmouth Va A.
u HW Camp. of Petcrsoure. Va ana
L. D. lee. 30. I OF Richmond. Va. met
in r.. r. Lee Camp Hail. OF Richmond,
Va. ON the 18th day OF February ls>'.
An organization was Effected ana ORDERS
and regulations adopted for the govern
ment OF the Grand Camp, G. " as re-
ported by The Military conference OF the
18Th of January. l,>s. and regular oihcers
elected 90 serve until tho next amman
meeting. 20 Doe held ON the second lUes-
day IN May, ls>s -Four camps ON roster
John U. Cooke was elected Grand COM
mander. The other commanders have
been r. NJ Henry ~. H. Smith. Thomas
A Brander Hugh r. smith. Thomas
Lewis William a. Sm0Ot. John CussOns,
James y. Stubbs and John j. Williams.
Captain Thomas Elicit has been the
cfhcient and popular adjutant ever since
organization.
LIST or CAMPS.
The following Is q correct list 20 date
Of the camps their commanders and ad-
jutants:
IR <. Lee. No. !. Richmond, Com.
John r. Laughton. Jr., AdJutant ]. Tay-
Tor S;ratton.
8 MauTy. Nc 2. FrederickshnrH- Gorn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

BOSTON, September 2i-At the close
session of the Supreme Grand Lodge
]. .. .. r.. to-day it was voted not 10
publish the decisions OF the Grand Sire
hereafter between the sessions OF the
GranG Lodge The floral work Of Re
becca Lodges was not adopted. IL was
voted that tho Patriarch Militants be de-
MED the right 10 parade unless they are
in good standing.
1t was voted not 10 grant any licenses
in the future to any accident or in
surance companies to do business in the
name OF the order
An order was passed whereby In the
future visiting certificates will carry win
them on their face an order for the term
pass word
Short addresses were made by Past
Grand Sire Charles NJ. Busbee or North
Carolina and others. and the session was
eselarAd andAd-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
A HOT BOOK FIGHT.
The School Boards of Winchester and
Frederick Postpone Action.

WINCHESTER. VA, Sept. 2i-SpeciaL
The joint textbook committees OK lIe
county and city boards OF school trustees
met this morning 20 select teNt-Doohs 10Y
the public schools of MlncnesleI anu an
Frederick county. After being IN session
nearly three hours they adjourned uhul
October I'd without making any selec-
lions.
A committee from Turner Ashby Camp
Confederate veterans, was present con-
sisting OF Colonel John j. Williams, COM
mander Of the Grand Camp or ConIed-
crate Veterans I'm Virginia, President T.
Holmes Boyd. Of the City ScnOoi BOARD
and Rev. DIT. j. L. HYDE, chaplain OF me
camp. Colonel Williams made vigorous
attack upon the history entitled our
country written by Texans. and pub
Nshed by a northern firm. lie cialmeu
that horizons OF the history grossly mis-
represented and distorted the iacls oi t-1
civil war. making it appear DO the rising
generation that the SCUM ntu lo1-u. i.i ~
"causcless rebellion. quoting from the
Mr BOYD and Dr. Hyde also made short
remarks denounclng "our country anu
advocating the adopion oi ellneI ~
or Jones histories, which were recon-
mcuded bv the IeNt-BJo. COMM .ee on
fho Grand Camp OF Confederate veterans
OF virginia. Sir. r. j.. Byrd VINO al
mitted that Doc was there ln tho lutedC1s.o
ri CHM a. Co.. the publishers OF our
r-,,,rfr, H made a short but eloquent APP
neal ira this hisrorys behalf stating Hi
Substance that the petty reasons assigned
bv the other speakers for Qenouncii.iiE5
"0ur Country" were reasons that sno"lI
long AGO have been forgotten, ana were Oh
uD consequence. , ,-
yvr.n tho selection of textbooks was
in order the Joint committees. VINO are
.lmrosed oi the leading proiessiohdi 4.I
business men OF the community: DECIDED
fhat too much sectional .i.- "tI -, +r
..i
....t,a fho best selection M that time so
thev adjourned until October pa TO make
tLeir decisions. ...lf,-,.s
Al the October meeting the proceeoi rs ss
,,t-o Mace behind closed doors. ana no
'-ND I'm 10 admitted Tho reason ass
.igoed bv the committees for not making
elections of textbooks has caused mucA
Comment here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

Dan. n. Lee. Adjutant w. s. Smith.
9. Pickett Buchanan. Norfolk. Com. Geo.
NJ. Todd. Adjutant r. b. Jackson.
4. Stonewall. Portsmouth. Com. Judge 5.
r Watts. Adjutant j. Thomas Dunn.
s. r. =. Lee No. .. Alexandra. Com.
Edgar Warfeld. Adiutant L. H. o Brien.
c. A. p. Hill. No. /. Petersburg. Com.
p c. Hoy. Adjutant Carter r. Bishop.
Z. CUnton-Hatcher. Leesburg. Com. z.
Y. White. Adjutant W. y. Wise.
8 Garland-ROdes. Lynchburg. Com. j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Bishop Van deNyver TO Deliver an Ad-
dress-Thc Scarlet Fever.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 2l-Special.
II is expected that Bishop Van de Vyver.
~ Richmond. will visit this city next
week. and deliver an address 10 the Cath
olic sodauk Lyceum. and provide FOR the
service OF the Catholic church here dur
ing the illness OF its pastor.
The scarlet fever which has prevailed
here for some weeks is now diminishing.
and will soon die out.
Mr.. ]. Stanley Neale the man-.ztaz Ad-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

MACON. CA. Sept 24-The people Of
Macon turned ont in great force to-day
10 welcome the First Regiment or GeoI-
el7 Volunteers. Colonel LAYTON COM
r~o-ding. ordered here 10 be mustered
out. ,-,-....
breakfast and dinner which, owing 70
the schedule Of trains. bringing me sol
diars in by battaliOns. amounted 70 a
,,o-tir,,oue feast from : o'clock a. VI. 70
4 - M. The local artillery was brought
into requislti0n. and the home-com,. I, 3
made Ia every yay as cordial as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
PERIODS OF PAIN.

Menstruation, the balance wheel Of
woman's life, Is also the bnne OF exist
ence to many because it means time OF
great suffering.
While no woman Ia entirely free from
periodical pain, 1t docs not seem to have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

itor OF the Alexandra Times. has been
quite sd for several days; but will it Is
expected. be out on Monday next
Jesse Stuart, who was accidentally shot
yesterday. at Glenbrook Fairfax county.
By Jack Cole. is now improving under the
surgeons hands in Washington
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Renublican League TO Meet.

The Central Republican League VIII
meet at Harris Hall Monday night.
There will be reports from the anti-ma-
chine representatives who went 10 Lynch
burg and hot time Is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The thermometer at Tho Times office
yesterday RANGED as follows:
"a. NJ 81. Z NJ. 50. p. NJ. s.. p. NJ.
"A. aP. NJ. So. y NJ. s.. Average, IS %.
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THE GRAND CAMP
SOON TO MEET.
Confederate Veterans to Gather in
Annual Session at CuIpeper.
ALL IS NOW PEACE AND HARMONY
After a stormy Period Quiet Reigns.
Some Important Reports to BE
Submitted Roster of Camps&B
Corrected Up TO Dated,

The Grand Camp of Confederate Vote-
aans Will meet az Culpcpcr on october
an In lis eleventh annual session. IL Is
expected that the proceedings will occupy
three days.
There will be am unusually large attend
nnce of delegates and visitors. and The
people OF Culpcpor are preparing 10 en-
fertain them iu handsome style.
This Will De "a most important session.
Colonel john } Williams. the able and
popular commander. win have a report OF
much interest 10 make. he viii review
the work OF the year and offer some vail
nable suggestions Tor che good OF the
Grand Camp.
The report OF tho History Committee.
a. which Mr William J.. Royal is chair
man. has already been published. u VIII
excite lively interest when presented 10
the camp.
II Is said the report of tho Committee
on Good of the Grand Camp VIII be
one of very great Importance 20 the or
ganizati0n.f Colonel IS. VI kccne, OF
Louisa. is working upon IT, Judge IT, $.
Garrett. of Norfolk. IS preparing the re-
port Of the Committee ou Good of the
Grand Camp and VIII have some valua-
bic suggestions t0 make.
During the sessions OF che Grand Camp
Judge George J.. Christian wil by spec
sal request. deliver Dis address on the
war. which has been received with mark
cd approval by dl Confcdcrates who have
heard DC.
a STORMY YEAR.
The Grand Camp has had a somewhat
stormy year TO will he recalled that the
investigation of the history matter neces-
STATED "a change OF commanders and
First Lieutenant Commander John j.
williams. Of Winchester. was promoted.
The camp has since had peace and har-
rnony in It's ranks and has prospered and
grown. The other officers are.
Slth Boiling. Second Lieutenant Grand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-25

been ma
lures plan \
that women
otherwise
healthy
should suffer
so severely.
Lydia Il. Pinl
hams Vege-
table Com 4
pound is Z
the most Z
thorough fe-
male regula-
tor known q
medical sci
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-02
1roBsrD = P~oDTornlm.
rwenty nrsn Avre-s.a In vSimIas.ssurS NJ As-
eauitfnr Perrceunan BALLARD.

Twenty n7sn Arvestsa IN w-tfInnsburg nsF hs-
ssaittnG Policeman pailnFd.
Twenty mon wero under arrest last night In
the staRe street police station. Williamsburg,
In connection with q murdorous assault COM
mitted early yesterday morning upon Policeman
James ballard. Tho policeman was In Morgan
avenue when his attention was attracted by q
noise made by some men on tho sidewalk In
front Of 344 Maujer street. ballard ordered
tho party to disperse, but the mon jeered him.
When no undertook TO enforce his order he was
set upon and thrown down.
His club and revolver were taken from hin.
his helmet was broken, and his clothes were
torn. Then his assailants kicked him all over
the sidewalk. DallRrd's nose was broken and
his whole body cut and bruised. Another police
man found him on tho sidewalk lying In u pool
OF blood. He was conveyed to the station house
and treated for his injuries and then taken to
his homo Mt 1873 Nassau avenue. He Is danger
ously hurt. ,
Detectives worked on the case for hours before
they succeeded in getting n clue which cul-
minated in the arrest OF the following men:
Aloyslus Huber, Ferdinand. Krauss, Frank
SeliR, Faustine krauss, Martin Smith, Andrew
Hahn, Edward Belding, Peter Peis, George
Schaefer. Joseph Huether, Joseph and Aloysius
Gerig, Frank SCHNEIDER. Joseph Krauss, Frank
Keller, Samuel Conover, John Menger, Alfonso
Tagland, Aloysius Huber. .Jr., and Edward
Schultz. All the prisoners denied being impli-
Gated in the assault. Ballard, however, posi-
lively identified three of the men.