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william L. Curtis writes from Wash
iLg,oL to the Chicago Record as follows:
Officers II the navy complain that
their share has been ignored by the
president, although he has promoted
long lists II officers II the army ard has
made between sixty and seventy briga-
d!er-generals out Of colonies and lieu
tenaEt.coloEel-. Admiral Dewey IL the
only naval officer "ho has been promoted
to a higher rank. 1t is true that Grid
ley, Coghlan, Wise, Dyer and other OF
Dewey officers we're advanced on the
liz. Of captains, and Lieut.. Beruauou and
Lieut.. Hobson have received similar
recognition. Dewey is the only man ia
the navy who has en- oyed q promotion
for services during the war that carried
"ith II additional pay. The seventy-five
colonies and lieutenant colonies who
have been made brigadiers have had an
Increase Of from $1,000 to $500 a year
each. Even Sampson has until recently
drawn the pay Of q captain, which is
$500, although he was performing the
duty OF a rear admiral, whose pay is
$1,000. Heads OF bureaus in the war
department who have been active in or
ganizing and equippinR the volunteers
have all been recognized. Gen. Lawton.
for example, who vas Il lieutenant-coloD-
81 and inspector-general, with q salary OF
5000 u year, is now "a major general,
with the pay OF $500 a year. Nearly
every officer OF the staff OF Gen. Miles ia
now getting nearly double the pay and
allowances he received before the war.
But not one officer in the navy has been
so advanced. Commander Bradford OF
the bureau OF equipment, for example.
who occupies a position similar to that
OF the q~uarternaster- general of the
army, Is still a commander, with pay OF
$1,000 q year, and is assisted by officers
OF lower rank who get from $1,000 to
$1,000 a year, while the quartermaster-
general OF the army. whose duties are no
more arduous, IS paid $500 and is sur
rounded by crowds Of young captains
and majors and colonies, the Sous of SEN
ators and congressman, who have been
appointed from civil life without the
slightest experience and are intrusted
with the same duties and responsible
ties as men in the navy who have spent
years learning their business and yet
receive smaller pay. For example, Rus
sell Harrison receives the same pay 90
Commander Bradford, and James G,
Blaine. Jr., has the same as his chief as
sistapt. The officers OF the navy are
naturally sensitive on this subject and
q cannot blame them for feeling a
sense OF injustice in the failure to
acknowledge their service.
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alton VAS sI3l,J20 and 'tor this year
$~l,g71.>G0. The total earnings Tor South
DAKOTA il l55. were placed at sl,520,-
-, and for this year fl,5i3,lle. aud
their let earnings al $403, lo1-2o.l,ilG
The fact tha. this company Was com
pelled By the suit brought by the rail.
road commission +, 20 into court with a
showing OF the affairs Of It's lineg prob
ably had something 10 Do with the diff
ference in valuation.
The Chicago ana Northwestern l:ne,
which is a parallel line Ia this state,
shows no Increase il the value Of its
property 10 the state, and even greater
loss IN The operations Of lta lines than
II has sh1"L IL past years, as II has
never shown a profit IL lts reports filed
with tn. state board.
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PORTO RICO
Will Be Ours Permanently-So
Decided at Washington.
Status of the Ladrones and Phil.
iPpines Not Yet Settled.
Sampson to Go to Spain and
Watson to Porto Rico.

SPECIAL dispatch = TIE Daily L-ad-:.
ST. PAUL. July II, 2:15 p. Mite
following advices have been received by
the American Press Association:
Washington An authoritative dec.ar'
alton Vas gwen on. today that Porto
Rico is 70 be held as g permanent poe
session 0: the United States. TITS i:
concluded As the price Of the war. De-
cislon 10 the case Of the Ladrone aud
Philippine islands ls still in abeyanc-.
Reported that Sampson goes to SPAN
Watson taking charge OF the Porto BIC.
AZ ex pedition.
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Editor Milton II the Relfield Journa
who has been very severe On the repub
llcan bosses who are victlmizing then
party 10 their " selfish ends replies il
the following vigorous language TO GER
Tam tauLts Of ms party associates tina,
he II ii ,pr.heha because he sought und
failed 70 get an office:
"lhe editor u this paper never has
asked for an office at the disposition OF
n political party aud never will. There.
fore, he feel- perfectly at liberty &c
trounce ii political knave wherever he
~ found, irrespective Of hla p~olitica,
creed. The republican party to-day is
beng victlmized by designing aud vi.
e%crnpulous fello"s-liarH and dlssemb.
lere and every honest man in the party
should be IN favor Of turning the ras-
calls dowo.'
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most prominent physicians Of Freepon
u them applied electric bafteri,s. bui
OF the doctors treatment gave any :
peheht, II wss then that my hushandil
'"he visit to . drug store brought y
means which led to the cure Of ou' !
While there he learned Of tn uoni
power OF Dr. Williams Pink Pill m'
ieople, aud decided 70 buy soiae 10
daughters benefit. i,
/, We tried them and the holes whm
had fixed regarding their merits wer
more than realized before one bo1 Of ia'
had been used. /,
Busy IN my kitchen one afternoon !
startled with the cry Of Mamma from
hhea'1,ce who was creeping towa'd !.
nau placed her on an improvised tto |.
pailoF comfortably close to the irssi'
Hlveh her some books and play'hinss
oecame tired Of waiting for me TO com.
anu made up her mind 70 60 to me, :
s.ofy My Pink Pills nade me walk, \ '
sne tells everyone who comes g cur y :
way men for the first time verified, y
"'ked ever since. She has now taken
n!ne Z OF the pills and her ps.j
E,nehsd face he's been growing rosy,D
limbs gained strength day by gay,
.eePs al night long now, while heios
time.
a. shall BE- glad II anything th :,
sople may be Of benefit 70 those ~
mere must b, many ehiIdren who 90
y neatriee did and hope that my 'fo'
'e noticed by their pasenes." !,
80. spee'fic for an fbsns q week.-mrs.
is'nen IN Dr. Willione' Pink PHI:
ropie. The blood = vitslized and ~ 4.
r.rshant with the elements Of life. liz
nr o" sys'em Is reorRanizso, al irrsg'ISI
diam r"n'~'fed, streugsh !ssorns anu ~. =
r,lres performed Ly these nils that thss
Nv, sprrnd 10 the Tar ends Of civll..s
"rr,"Ver yon go you Will and the niss
(V;i,n,nt article in every drug store 70
""''n's' Pink Pills kDr Pale People
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H0meseeker's Excursion.

The G. N. and ST. Paul railway DOM,
pany will sell Homeseekers' excursion
tickets for all points south and west 10,
one farefor the round trip plus q, nc
ticket sold less than $500. The excu,
sions take place on the following dates,
July 5 and 10; August 2 and 16; Ssptem.
Der 6 and 20; October 4 and IS. TYcket1
are good for q days, return to be made
on Tuesdays or Fridays within the q
DAYS.
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6e0frtce Mn.,

n, OVUX.
lie mothers tas, OF ov tn. happening is best told in
,v' the 2sth Of Sept. 1885 '. wh;,. ).
loom OF health Beatrice wss "Siie 10 the
.r rer"'y afflicted with spinal u m.n;H and
sc Unp "f fs.H Vigorous before, in I've w..kss ~.
:roAe which tw i . suffered n from . psralys;c
. q. made i impossible for her ~ Ss % 70 the side
.s IL speech however was not .sE. "e : l'mh.
. .s,,er IN our family doctor :'v one s" re- .Sa We
1 .si,v and successful prsct;,; ,me most
NE. the case a very Urn =.
The child's body wa, h.,,..,
y, position. Soon il wan s. sssp 70 keep
'ns must be adopted. L;t,la INN other
;,n asainst her will, wa. hon ,ss tea'rirc,
ii mon n ! jacket which She w"rs S r., y, IN, u
Ia the hope Of rece;,;n.
C '"'d we consulted in '" ,n, s''ne help tor
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-21
Liver Complaint and
Curpd.

No complaints are more common than
the above; you feel dull and muggy
your bowels o irregulsrly and you
have q clumsy feeling about the liver.
AS This condition develops you are apt
to grow respondent. Try at once a bot.
tie OF Dr.. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic 1t will
brighten the spirits and give an excep
t.onal vigor to the body. II not eatis
tied after Using q bottle, your money
will be refunded by Frank Smith OF
Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-21

The statement filed with the state
board Of equalization At Pierre this
year by the Chicago, Milwaukee g. ST.
Paul railway is quite Il contrast with
statements filed in former years. In
1897 the value OF depots, buildings and
grounds was placed ut sl35,8G4, while
the valuation for this year is placed at
SWl,3O. In rolling stock the 1897 valu.
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MANY PEOPLE
Cook e. ODEE,

on'nK That they q do better work at
nome than is done at q first class laun.
dry. Perhaps they can when you con.
e'oer The work some lsundries put out,
II you Will send your laundry to US you
Wall save money, time and strength these
not days and get better results. Re.
member we put collar bindings on your
snlrts Tree. Families can have their
laundry rough dried and delivered Ia
your house. Try US next. Louis will
call nywhere.
QUEEN CRY STEAM LAUNDRY.
Madison House:
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SIMPSONS INSTRUCTIONS.
Has Been Given Final Orders for thu
Porto Rico Campaign.

Has Keen 01veu Final Orders Tor the
Porto Rico Campaign.
WASHINGTON, July 81. Admiral
Sampson has received final orders from
the navy department as to the part
the American feet is to take in the
campaign against Porto Rico. They
paign is essentially an army nove.
ment, the duties Of the navy being 10
lend every support and assistance 70
the land operations. The admira. is
instructed to aid the army movements
by dispatching conveys when required
and by covering the landing Of troops.
AS there is n Spanish fleet in san
Juan haroor or other Porto Rican ports
the navy has a limited field of opera.
ton. The
Reduction Of Harbor Fortifcations
will be the main work, but this and all
other operations Of the feet will be
supplementary to the main operations
conducted by the army. The strate.
glsts, military and naval, are agreed in
the view that the taking of Porto Rice
Is primarily a military undertaking
and Admiral SIMPSONS orders are on
these lines. The navy department is
rapidly moving the large feet of auxil.
larry craft, made up Of merchant ships,
large ocean. going ships, tugs, etc. f,
from Atlantic coast seaports to Cuba,
where they will be placed on blockade
duty, thus releasing the larger ships
for more active duty at Porto Rico and
the coast Of Spain
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Dissolution Of Partuership.

The copartnership heretofore existing
between NJ. Dugsn and W. F. Giossi
under the firm name OF Duggsn &
Giossl, he's this day been dissolved By
mutual consent, N. Dugan retireipQ
W.. F. Giossi assumes the payment OF al
outstanding indebtedness OF the late
firm and will collect ell accounts due the
same.
Madison, s. D., July l, 1893.
M. DUGAN.
w. F. 0IOesI.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-21

Bob Moore OF Lafayette, Ind, says
mat Tor constipation he has found De
Wits Little Early Risers to be perfect.
They never grippe. Try them Tor stom-
ach and liver troubles.
Cook e. nnrr
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Mtnnesota Volunteer Dead.

CHIcKAMAUGA PARK, July 81. PR.
vate John 5. Hutchinson. Company II
Fourteenth Minnesota, died at the reg.
mental hospital from paralysis. Hi.
friends in the regiment made up o
purse and sen the remains to hi.
former home at Howard Lake, Mimi,
20 ;ue.~---
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A STARTLED M0THE
'"'"s> I "a3 s..'|Z. 70 .! sst f%ou';yea! Old Daughter
from the Huiice,a. Hr,,n, D.,

Wh,ie busy at work in her home. Mrs ",
IIam shay. corner Of Taylor and Uancact
avenues, freeport, Ill.,, was startled nv h.a.
my a noise just behind her. y near
ho rofhlng quickly she saw creeping toward
I'M. ch hxf Jour. y~ear-old daughter, Eea,r,re
bnt saaua moved : over the floor with an c,lor,
mo,hsr nea hlled with joy at finding her
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-21
SIR URlM NUM- n.u,s,
British Ambassador at Madrid Informed
Of Uncle : am's Peace Terms

NEW YORK, July 2l.-A London dis.
patch to The Journal says: Sir Henry
Drummond Wolfe, British ambassador
at Madrid, has been fully informed Of
the terms upon which the United
States government IL ready to make
peace.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-21

The c!;!l service cnumlaalon viii hold
~ examination for applicants 70 posi-
tl1u= III the interior department AZ iiur-
OIL. Hwy = 400 =.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-21

Sick headache, blliousness. constlpa.
ton and all liver aud stomach troubles
IA be quickly cured using those famous
little pills known as DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. They are pleasant to take
and never grippe.
COOK d ODEE.
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A MYSTERIOUS RUMOR.
hep"rted by Cubans From siboney That
General Garcia Has Been

NEW YORK, July GA Kingston.
Jamaica, special to The Evening Post
Gays: Cubans arriving from Siboney
bring in reports Of the death Of Gen.
erai Garcia. They make a m stery of
1t, saying that it should not be known
In Cuba yet, nor in the United States
o reasons OF state and give no partic.
ulars except that he was shot. Span.
lsh refugees here who were officially
connected with General Blanco believe
frince Doing Well.
LONDON. July ala bulletin posted
at Marlborough House announced that
the Prince OF Wales passed a good
Alght, and is making satisfactory prog.
ssss towards Q recovery.
Wisconsin, and Michigan Edttor.L
ST. PAUL, July 2l.-About 60 mem.
bers Of the Michigan Press association
and a number of Wisconsin editors
will arrive in st. Paul at 8 o'clock ..
H., over the Wisconsin Central road in
a special train of five Pullman cars.
They leave at = O'Clock for Wlnnipee
and thence over the Canadian Pacific
for the coast, duplicating the recent
trip of the Minnesota Editorial asso.
citation.
Indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia,
kidney and liver disorders permanently
cured by Rocky Mountain Tea. Great
medicine.
FRANK G. SMITH.
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The editor OF the Evans City. Pa,
Globe, writes. Zone Minute Cough Cure
IS rightly named. 1t CURED my children
after all other remedies failed" It
cures coughs, colds and all throat add
lung troubles.
Cook & ODEE.
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To 1DrLkTI-Ek-

THz DAi-Y LEA1za :1sxss : .pscis. feature o:
..TLAs.4t -farnstigL GGLcsrLlL2t Ls .~c7snsRss
ga ..-s.sg-- ri tts cit! D. Xsc!soL and u 80
.it.. .:.zrz- s|Gt!t.l.- :. y so ys.fc.ag1 otad-
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Kidney or Bladder Troubles

Any OF the above complaints or too
scanty urine are surely and speedily
cured by "Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
backache Cure" Bed wetting by ohil.
dren is generally cured by one bottle Of
this powerful remedy. Testimonials
will DO furnished on application to the
dealer whose name is gwen below. II
not satisfied after using one bottle, your
money will be refunded by Frank Smith
OF Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-21

Thousands OF persons have been cured
OF piles by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t heals promptly and cures eoe-
zema and all skin diseases. It gives i'm
mediate relief.
Cook g. ODEE.
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One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
Thst 10 what Il va medo 1os.
Evening journal., 1898-12-09
OLD SWgDES RECORDS


SOME INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT
THE FIRST SCHOOL IN THIS
CITY.
In going over the. records Of Old
Swedes Church, DIT. Horace Burr has
come acrOEs some very interesting
iatts regarding the first echool in
Wilmington. The records are dated
i7l7, and The school was held al the
hOuse of John Gnstaiison. The school
master was Mr.. Groding. and HE schol-
ans and records are aB follows:
John GustaffEon, 9 years old, can
read his Catechism tolerably well, and
also answer very we'll various ques-
tions OF Christian instruction.
Peter John Gustaffson, years old,
recites the Ten Commandments toler-
ably well
MARY Geens, years old, can read
Swedish and say the Ten Command
menss well.
"Gustaf Mans Gusiaffson, Z years
old, cam read Swedish tolerably we'll
MANS Gustaffs daughter. Annilxa,
G years old, can spell Swedish toler-
ably WE'LL
"Andus Gustaif's daughter can read
in a book, but must begin to spell
right
Peter, stolcop JohnEson's son. 8
years Old knows THE letters.
'Margaretta, Peter Stolcop's daugh-
ter, II years Old, reads Swedish indif-
ferently well, but must learn to spell
anew.
Thomas navis II wears old can
spell Swedish a little.
"Anika, Andus Gusiaffs daughter. &
years old, can spell a little.
ANTE Valnan's son, Lars, yearf
old, knows the letters
Evening journal., 1898-12-09
TWO SLIGHT WRECKS

ONE ON THE b. & o. AND THE
OTHER ON THE p, w. & B. RAIL
ROAD.
A slight wreck occurred about $50
O'Clock this morning on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. an Bradshaw. Md.
North-bound Royal Blue train No.
52S. due in this city at 9.39 O'Clock, ran
into the rear end Of freight train No.
52. slightly damaging The cabo0se and
two cars. and knocking The pilot off
Iengine No. 1903, which waB attached
to the Royal Blue" train.
Engineer Robinet, OF train Nos 52S,
was slightly injured. Conductor Rob
inson hau charge OF the passenger
train. The nOrth-bound track was
blocked for nearly an hour, but trains
were not delayed as the south-bound
track was used.
The axle of the truck of q freight car
on the p, w. e. B. road broke thie
morning at Bellevue The car was run
on the siding and traffic was not de-
layed- A new truck was put on by the
wreclVing train.
Evening journal., 1898-12-09
KGDlari & Co.
62l- -623 Market Street.

Our Holiday Goods have
been selected this season with
great regard to their usefulness
and desirability, and in every
case we guarantee prices to be
as low as goods of equal value
can be had for in any market.
Most merchandise quoted as
cheap will either be found to
be of inferior quality or not Of
the newest production.
We carry over no goods IN
any department from season TO
season.
A visit just now will aid
you in selecting many useful
articles for gifts
Evening journal., 1898-12-09
Handkerchiefs.

Can supply all who come with
the good "old times" value.
Dolls, of course, have their old
quarters at the counter near the
silks. Toys are there in good as
sortment.
We are satisfied that we have the
best So blanket in the market; only
two cases. While they last that will
be the price; more after.
Your attention is called to our
Down Comfort stock.
700 yards Cashmere Wrapper
Flanneletts, worth Sc, for sac.
Full assortment Of the best makes
Of Ladies Mackintoshes.
A lasting Xmas present would be
good Sewing Machine. We can
give it to you one-third usual price
Full guarantee.
Lowest prices and trading stamps
Evening journal., 1898-12-09
Diamond State Shoe G.
Special Offerings Of Fine Shoes and Slipper
prices That TALK

90 pairs Of ladies Sample Shoes,
f. ON a prominent down East maker.
Not one pair worth less than $3.50.
Some worth $4O0. Our price Sl.59,
having bought the entire lot.
Mems Dress or Working Shoes. A
large variety to select from Regular
selling price in other stores, $1.50; our
price .s.ss .s-s...s. ...sss.s. sJot.
Ladies' Shoes, made OF the cele-
brated White Brothers box calf. These
Shoes will resist water and wear like
iron. Regular selling price, $3.50.
Having made a big purchase, we have
marked them .................S .Sl.69
Boys and Girls Shoes, the kind
THAI will wear, at. ....................
.... CSC, S1.19, $1.29, $149 and $1.69
Mems Shoes, Box Calf, Winter Rus
Evening journal., 1898-12-09
DAVIDSON WINS Hrs CASE.

In the case Of George Justis VS..
Joseph Davidson, a decision was given
by referees yesterday in favor Of the
defendant for about $4,000 The men
dissolved partnership in March. 1896,
Justis purchasing DavldsOn's interest
in the firm, giving to Davidson iudg-
mene bonds for about $4,000. Judg-
ment was entered ON there bonds, and
execution ordered Justls filed a bill
In chancery, alleging he did not owe
Davidson the judgments. The court
referred the c8lse. and the referees
gave the verdict TO Davidson. They
were Mark M. Cleaver, Walter ID
Bush and George H. Mccall.
Evening journal., 1898-12-09
cHacAGos TROLLEY WAR.

Chicago takes the lead Of all Ameri-
can cities in the radical manner in
which il meets public questions. We
are informed BY dispatches from that
city THAT the attempt Of the street car
companies to force through the Council
an ordinance extending their fran
chises fifty years is arousing a storm
Of indignation. Meetings TO protest
against the extension are being or
ganHzed IN every ward under the lead
ershfp OF the mayor. There are open
threats OF lynching the aldermen who
favor the ordinance now before the
Council Mayor Harrison says: 1T Is
not Idle talk at am, and l win not be
surprised to see some hanging done
in the streets Of Chicago. / don't mind
saying. too, that l shall not send In a
riot call when it STARTS" The FOLLOW
ing advertisement appeared in one
OF the papers: Wanted-Ten thousand
strong-limbed, fearless men. Apply at
the City Council chamber with ropes
on the night the aldermen attempts 10
pass the fifty-year franchise robbery.
Come prepared for business. %
One form OF expressing public feeling
is little, slipknots OF twdnes worm in
the buttonholes OF the coats OF many
business men. These are supposed TO
represent hangmen's nooses. II is in
teresting to note that Ex-Governor Alt
geld is an open advocate Of the hang
ing plan.
II the aldermen act affirmatively on
the ordinance in the face OF such
threats they viii be brave men, how
ever mistaken they may be in the ex-
ercise OF their onricial powers.
Evening journal., 1898-12-09
HIGH STANDARDS FOR THE SEN
ATE.

The Senate should be, as IL was in
tended to be- a body composed Of ripe,
experienced leaders OF public thought
tesmen, not local managers of po-
ltical cauouses nor mere party work.
ers OF the hackneyed sort United
STATES senators are not representatives
OF districts and caucuses. but OF whole
states To this branch OF the natiCnll
CQngress the nation and the world
look, as they have a right to look, for
the ripest, most experienced and ableHS
statesmen the nation can furnish. Elec-
ton to it should ever be regarded as
the crowRing result OF successful pub
lic service and broad craftsmanship. In
too MANY instances, as in the case OF
Senator Murphy, II haE been made the
reward for mere clever political work.
-Gunton's Magazine for December.
Evening journal., 1898-12-09
CONNOLLY MAKES A sTATEMENT

John ID. Connolly, one OF the men
arrested, called at the Evening Jour
nal office this morning and said: 1.-TWO
drunken sailors came into my place
last night and became noisy and dis
orderly and / put them out They
came back again looking for trouble
and | put them out the second time
Shields and Daniels. was going to a
restaurant at Eighth and Pine streets
We met these men on Seventh street
and they became abusive They tried
to assault Shields and Daniels, and
We're promptly knocked down and We
went about our business, All the resi-
of this talk is drunken gabble."