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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-15

CLEVELAND. Ohio, August A.-A
Hre which started about noon to-day
destroyed large part OF the business
section Of OF Berea. village fourteen
miles southwest OF this city. Twenty
one business places were burned. They
were mainly two-Etory frame struct-
urcs. The fire started from an expto-
sion OF gasoline In n bicycle repair
chop, and as high wind was blowing
q special train, and the FIRE was Ept I'M
der control about 4 O'Clock. The loss
win be about 100000. with no lnsur.
ance.
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Clcvcland's Anti-noycott Commltte

CIevcIand's Anti-Boycott Committee.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. August A.-Ths
business mems anti-boycott committee,
which was appointed as a result OF the
meeting held the other day, met this
afternoon and decided to hire lawyers
to prosecute merchants and others who
violate the civil rights law, In conpll-
ancc with the demands OF the boycott
tiers. They also agreed TO employ de-
tcctives to hunt down and arrest dyn-
amitcrs who have been placing explo-
slvcs under street cars. The business
men have pledge n fund OF $4,000 to
meet the expense Of the crusade agalnst
the ylOlators OF the law.
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yer, is4. 1bl. l5s; Nolte. iil. ias 1oe;
Blind. 40. lo7. Isl; totals, SIS ST, So.
n. z. L. & 4. A.-BcaleF. 40 l4a ia:
Jones. 40, is6, i75; Norteman. lll. 14s.
l53: Wilhelm. ISL. t72. ISL; FnlclS. III.
le1. ig7; Blind, lss, ISL. 1856; totals. 500.
ga. 9o5.
c. c. C.-Weltzei. lsl, $50, 100; Carney,
los, 9S. IT'S; Cochran. 175. IFS. 1s6: Sham
ley, 149. 133, LII: Hnudlan. 16i i5s. 16S;
Blind, 112, 40. i5S: totals. 9lS, TsI. s5i.
Natlonais-DaWsoa i24. $50. 100;
Smith. l14, i2e. 40; Fugute. 205. 1l4. 1al;
shafer. 1870. l2l. 1872: Alodar. le5. 1o3. 80:
Blind, 1O9, 1855, 1lS; totals. SO7. 76i, 7is.
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noWLfNG.

To.morrow night the big handicap Mt
Mozart park will be rolled and the
bowling fraternity will be out In force
Two events are on the cnrd, the hrst
being rather novel contest. 1t Will be
for "right-hand" bowlcrs. who are TO
roll with the left hand. Every one Will
start even in this match, giving no one
an advantage The Beeond viii be a
HtraIpht handicap. The team VIII DO
given the uge of the alleys nfter the
handIcapa have been rolled.
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BOSTON, August 14.-PhIlllps got badly
rnttled In the seventh to-day after two
were out, and gave two passes TO aFs''
which. with two singles and Dutty's lucky
donble, ciinched the game for boston.
IisbtnIng triple play in the first prevented
Boston from scoring. With three on BASES,
stcInfcIdt Jumped In the air and brought
Sn,,.n Calling liner tuggcd third ana
tbrc,r TO McPhee. retiring the side. I'm,
nire Gaffney's decisions cnused Soou
deal Of Kicking. Attendance, i.e0O. Score;
u'"' " '' RHE
E,,tinro 'ii','',S 3 8 . Q ) 0 Q o. . !
,,o,,or,.s Nichols and Bergen: Phillips
"a psIiZ Earned runs, Boston 3; Gin
cinn,ti 4 Umpire, GAffney,
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~ 1tNLrcKY INNING.

PHILADELPHIA, August li-chieaEo
on,batted ana outhelded the Philllcs to-
dny. but m unlucky InnInS, in which the
,,Ist,ors made two errors and the locals
three hits, allowed Philadelphia TO VIII
Attendance 1'''-' RHE
c,,,,,, 02OO iOO % ?
TbTis6ein'a 20 90 90 o 60 4
E.rncd runs, philadelphia :. Time. 2;J5.
tr1.nIrcs Lynch and Connolly. BATTERIES
ThyIor and Donahuc; Bernhard ana DOUG
las,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-15
BRIDGEpoRT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of n Day in the Town ut the
End OF the Bridge.

Mary Josephine, wife OF Carlos Leatt-
erwOod, died yesterday morning at 1880
o'clock Mt her late residence. on the
Chandler farm. on the Bridgeport and
Cndlz pike, two miles west of this city,
after nm Illness OF about ten days. De-
ceased was II years OF age. She was
born and raised In this community and
was well known by the majority Of the
people in the county, who were sorry
to learn Of her death yesterday. The
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. lnterment Will be ut
Weeks cemetery.
Mrs. L. C. Wilson, who has been the
guest OF DIR, and Mrs. Howell for the
past six weeks, returned TO her home in
COnneaut, o.
The Interior Of the Rirkwood school
Is being painted and papered prepara-
tory to the opening, early In Septcm-
Der.
william Smith left yesterday for
Cambridge to spend the remainder OF
the week with relatives.
Rev. w. B. Thompson left yesterday
morning for Hopedaic, o., to visit hts
father for n few days.
w. T. Graham returned to Chicago
yesterday after n few days visit with
his family in this city.
Thomas Norton, OF Uhrichsvilie, is
the guest OF friends and relatives In
Kirkwood.
DR.. Thomas Downey, Of New Mar
tinsvllle. was the guest OF DIR. Howell
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. MolIr, OF Lorain, are
the guests Of MIR, and AIRS. Frank
Davis.
j. A. Fisher. n prominent Republican
OF Powhattan, was in the city ycster-
day.
John Citizen left yesterday for Clevc-
land to visit relatives for n few days.
Alfred Zarr. of GAINESVILLE. was bus
mess caller In town yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-15
ACHEcKER CONTEST.
wheeIlngs big -Four" Accepts Chal-
Ienge of@PeerIess Eight"

1.-THE Peerless Eight" a Martins
Ferry checker organization. recently
published a sweeping den in theeolumns
OF this paper. The Intelligcncer has
been informed that the Wheeling big
Four accepts the challenge and Will
play either the best four of the "Peer-
less Eight" or will play the entire eight.
each Wheeling player taking on two
of the Peerless" players. Phe Peer
less" manager Is requested to inform
the sporting editor OF the Intelligencer
OF the conditions, including date and
place OF meeting, at once.
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Dicks Shining Parlors. for ladies and
gentlemen. at the corner OF Market and
Fourteenth streets, are prepared 10 give
your shoes thu best shine possible.
Shoes called for and delivered without
extra charge. Ladies' shoes viii re-
ceive special attention. Entrance on
Fourteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-15

NEW YORK, August 1I.-Tho game to-
dav was dull and unlnteresting. The VS.
TORS made n bid for victory IN the last
inning, hut were stopped after eeor'hb
two runs score RHE
Now York ....looIIo22::- IN ;;
Cleveland 10 0 o 4 - IL !
pa,terlos, Gc.tig md Warner; HuEhey
~ Sugdrn. Earned runs, New, YORK l.
.ri,nc 2:Oi. Attendance, 800 NWp'reS'
1,,nsIie and Wilson,
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darkness. Earned runs. Baltimore 81;
Pittsburgh ). Sacrifice hit, Demontreville'
KeIster. Sparks. Three-base hits, Nc;
Graw, Demontrevllle, McCreery. Doubhl
play, Madison, Ely and Bowermnn; First
base on balls, of McGlnnlty l; on Tame
hII ?: on Sparks q Hit by pitched ball,
by TannehIii /; by Sparks ]. Struck ont,
by McGinnity i; by McKenna 1; by How
Ell s; by Sparks 4. First base on errors,
Baltimore 8: pittsburgh 8. Time, hours
Empires, Mannssau and McGnrr.
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co. SMITH, '' S.ss p 5sshsS''
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

A two-story brick and frame addition.
Lot 3 feet inches by about 40 feet on
west side Of Min street, 9 doors north
iaTge and desirable building sites IN
Pleasant Valley, from 10 acres OF
ground. Site cannot he beat for reai-
4 fine and cheap building lot on LIND
a ss-foot BY 1i2O.foot lot on Eighteenth
street. with brick dwelling on alley,
This is all desirable property and an
Investment.
5O-foot by loo-foot lot corner Thirty
fourth and Chapllne streets, part OF Al
hambra Rink and frame dwelling, rooms,
on It, will be offered cheap this week
c. A. ScHAEFER 6 Co..
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
Telephone I1.
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MOZART LEAGUE.

Last nights scores:
Harvest Fctto. III. tG7 l65; Ross, ic9'
1877, 1854; woIvington, f52, 1913, f2t; sar-
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Mrs. Barnard Thanks
mrs. PRKHAM For HEALTH.


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Reading Of SO many being cured by
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Zeal Sstqm
Theo. W. Fink & Co.,
1903 Market Street
Real Estate investments.

Double house 10 and u South Broadway:
lot IS feet front. WIN pay over 10 por
houses-$2 400.
Ssroomed dwelling 80 South Front; handy
location: always In demand; 10 per cent
Investment: pleasant place TO live.
ninth street; Eve minutes walk Of LABelle
MIL.
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H kPssRi9s ~: III 9 ilSSsSS 81 !

Batteries, Cunningham and thinner;
Kennedy and Farrell. Earned runs LOU Lou.
JSvijic I. brooklyn 9 limo, 1850; Um-
pIres swArtwood and Mcdonald. Attend
ance g,l0O.
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9iM Dairy.
HYGEIA DAIRY.

Healthy milk must be derived from
healthy cows, We have our herd examined
certificate,
SIMPSON, 1.-THE MllkmHn,"
PHONE pI7. 1910 MARKET 50.
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BROOKLYN. August 1i.-BroOklyn took
the last game with the LouisvilleS to-day
after a hot struggle, winning the series
by II to 3, Swartwood made n peculiar
decision IN the seventh. Farrell sent up
nv That Clark held momentRrlly, but
dTopped the ball IN surfing TO throw.
SwartWood allowed the out, but brooklyn
scored the winning runs after the decision
ENOFas
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FOR One silver Dollar you can got
beautiful Arlsto Cabinet photographs
OF the baby, at Tappan & Connels gal
tery.
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BALTIMORE, August 1.-THE Orioles
pulled over forlOrn hope against the
Plttsburghers to-day. In the third Inning,
when, with the score to against them.
they batted Tannehill out OF the box.
Sparks did not fare much better, and the
game was Ciinched before he warmed up.
Aitendnnce. l6Si. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Boston 5, Cincinnati 5.
Brooklyn I. Louisville 2.
New York I, Cleveland 9.
Philadelphia 8. Chicago 2.
baltimore Il. Pittsburgh 9.
To-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Cleveland at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Baltimore.
St Louis Mt washington.
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other Inter.stato Game.

A. DAYTON, RHE
2 2Sy5siI.Id ~ SsSs9 III III i i I
Eatterles-Gilpatrick and Erickson;
Hackett, Smith and Wente.
At Springfield. RI E
Sew castle..,.O Q 0 Q i o Q Q OIL 5 8
Batteries-woHe and BevIlle; Smith,
Barclay and GrafIius.
AN EXHIBITION GAME.
FINDLAY, o.. August H. Score:
Flndlny ....o 24o4o III Is g
Toledo ..".."1 Q mp o
cofman and spiesmaa; Fer
guson, Beck and Meyers.
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FOR RRNT.

No. n Seventeenth street, rooms,
No oo' zt sa Jacob street. first NOR.
No. s60S Wood street, rooms, %
No, gllf Alley a, ooms................ %
No sllS Alley A, rooms. ............. 90
No, 81, twentieth Street.............s. II 90
No lG65 WetZel street.,,.........,....,. g,
No 1902 Main street..................,. %
No, 1905 Alley B...,..............'....,. @
No $40 Alley B,........,....,..,......,. "
No. II Jacob street, south OF Forty
eighth street ....,............'...ss.s.. "
No. 20 Sixteenth street, store room, 10 %
No 20 sixteenth street, ceilAr."..,. y 90
No 81 Sixteenth street, FIRST hoor..,. IS %
Stable ISIS Alley B,...................,. %
No. 1915 Main street, barber shop,
chairs, bath and furniture, and
rooms ...,.....'....'''''s'''s''''' -
FOR SALE.
No. 06 Ohio strect........,............. ,$l,SQO
No. 50 Sixteenth street.
Lot on river front, South Front Street
No Is Vermont street.
No. 80 Min street.
No. esJi ChRpllne street, and other de-
sirable property for business and resi-
dence.
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IN7ER.STATELEAGUE.
srANpING oF cLuRs.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Dayton Il, Mansfield a
Springfield 9, New Castle /.
To-DAY's GAMES.
Wheeling at Fort Wayne.
Mansfield at Dayton.
New Castle at Springfield.
youngstown at Toledo.
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wheeling had Hn OF day yesterday.
and opens n threc-gamc series al Fort
Wayne this afternoon.
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The release 81 Nicholson and O'Hhrn
is not especially well received by the
fans.
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Pnrvin II due to pitch Tor the stogies
this afternoon. II the big fellow Is In
form II ought TO be Il win for Wheeling,
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Bob Allen of the indianapolis team.
and Jake Wells. Of the detunct Rich
rnond club, are slated for positions as
managers IN the major league for ncXt
season, and quiet tip Is being bOwlcd
over the major league circuit 10 the ef-
feet tnat Bob Allen may replace Tom
Burns aS manager OF the Chicago team.
Warrington Port
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Jouett Meekln. with the stonewall
support OF the selee- Dufry InAeld.
should be able to win n goodiy major
fly Of games. As a cool. brnlny twIrl-
err, with knowledge Of the strength and
weaknesses OF the various batsmen,
Meekin Is the cQuul of any member OF
the Champions pitching corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-30
NEW TREATY WITH SPAIN.
NEGOTIATIONS SOON TO re OPENED AT
MADRID
Mr. sTORER TO ACT FOR THE UNITED
STATEs-THE FORMER AGREEMENT
TNs ATIsFACTORY.

Washington. oct 29-An understanding has
been reached by which It IS expected that nego-
tations will he opened soon at Madrid for
new treaty between the United States and
Spain. This viii be the last step toward com
rletely restoring the friendly relations between
the two countries
The war With Spain swept tho old treaty out
OF existence and the only international agree
mcnt now is the Peace Treaty. which is con-
hn.d 10 the events growing out 90 the war, and
has no reference to commerce navigation eX-
tradition and other manifold relations between
nations in time OF peace The coming negotia-
tiOns VIII he for the purpose OF forming such
treaty ~ commerce. amity and friendship.
The present condition is anomalous as there is
no basis on which persons could he extradted
from one country 10 the other. or for the deter
rninatlon Of any commercial difference which
might arise. Fortunately there has been no
case occasioning serious difference.
Both sides expect that the new treaty VIII
be a great improvement the old one. which
was an antiquated document. dating back TO
1913. with many Of its provisions devoted to
the boundary between Florida then posses
sion Of Spain. and the United States. Save for
the Gushing protocol Il had been impossible to
frame n new treaty satisfactory to both sides,
and it remained for the war to dispose Of 1t and
thus open the way for a modern treaty.
IT had been thought that the Duke Of ARGOS
would conduct these negotiations with the state
Department here. but the Minister is rather re-
lieved at the understanding that the work Will
lie carried on at Madrid. The United States
Minister there, Belamy storer. Will act for the
United cfotee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-30
PRICE THREE CENTS.

Ladysmith should be considerably facilitateo
thereby. The balloon s in telephone COM
muncation with the camp and can Keep
watch on the Boer movements during the nisnt.
The war corr spondent Of THE standard
states that the Beers have captured htteen
hundred mules which will seriously inconVeni-
ence the British transport service The burgher
forces are estimated at eighteen thousand men.
while General White has fifteen thousand.
but possesses better artillery arm. The cor
respondent hears that Kruger IS with Joubert
Further news Of General Yules retreat proves
that only sufficient stores were carried from
Glencoe to last the column during the march.
The officers and men lost their entire kits owing
20 the want OF sufficient transports.
The German Emperor. who is the honorary
colonel ~ the Royal Dragons. has sent tele-
gram bidding the regiment. which yesterday em-
barked for South Africa. a gracious farewell.
l. y +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-30

thousand men naturalized between
January |. 1902. up to and including Au-
naturalization papers would be available for
use at the election Of this year. In the South
eTn District, located in Manhattan Borough. II
was found that nearly four thousand were
naturallzed during that period. A vast ma
jority Of this number claimed a residence on
the East side III the Assembly districts men
toned
Other deputies assigned TO the work of
Investigating the statements made by the ap-
picants and the professional witnesses who se-
cured these naturalization papers
have secured absolute evidence Of the falstv
OF the claims made by hundreds Of those men
who have secured their papers. and the evil
dence will be submitted at once to the United
states District Attorneys I'm the Southern and
Eastern districts Of the State Of New-york
In this connection desire 10 state that since
the registration was completed 7 have caused
an Investigation 10 he made Of the naturaliza-
ton papers Of 1899 which have been presented
ny applicants for registration. with the following
result.
In tho I'd Assembly District 1O6: With. 2O9;
Nlilth G@1. Xth. 3S4. XIIth. GO, and XVIth.
The returns OF the inspectors OF election in
these districts as in others. do not show the
exact number Of 1890 papers which were pre-
sented by applicants for registration. for the
reason that the records kept hy tho inspectors
in many districts are incomplete as TO date and
other facts relating to naturalization papers,
hut they are approximately correct.
CONDITIONS IN THE WITH
Much stress has been laid upon the apparent
increase Of registration I'm the With Assembly
District as compared with the registration Of
lN9N. the With District being the only one OF
thirty-fve Assembly districts IN the county of
NewYork showing an increase Of registration
as compared with 1S9S That increase on the
face Of It is 1NS If the registration Of 1895 be
compared with the registration OF 1SH9 Il will
he found that. hy subtracting the G@I newly
naturalized citizens who have registered mis-
year In that Assembly district from the reeistra-
tion of 1880 il shows falling N from the reg
istration OF 1N.'N of 4I9 or about 10 per cent.
As 10 whether the persons naturaliZed under
tho false statements made by them are Social
fists. Democrats or Republicans. / have no means
Of determining. nor do | care. The evidence
which ! have collected Includes not only the
With Assembly District but all the other As
semply districts In which this fraud has been
praCtised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-30
KAISER BOTND TO HAVE 4 NAVY.
GERMAN EMPEROR MOVING ALONG RFGARDLEss
OF LEGISLATIVE OBSTACLES.

GERMAN EMPEROR MOVING ALONG RFGARDLEs'
OF LEGISLATIVE OBSTACLES
Berlin. oct 29-Tt is asserted in quarters
usually trustworthy that Emperor william is
the sole moving spirit in the new naval pro-
erarnme The present agitation was under
taken without inst consulting The Bundesraih
and really against the wishes - that body.
The Fmner0r's speech a. Hamburg on the
occasion ~ the launching of the nev hattleship
Kaiser Karl der Crosse was designed II IS sad
NOT only ~ criiicise the Rcichstag. bat ~ cen
sure the Bundesrath. which has not followed
MS Matesty's urging. particularly Bavaria ana
\yurtcmburg, whose representatives. In the Fel
eral Council have hitherto opposed the Kaiser S
naval ambitions.
his Majesty still according 10 the same IN
rcrrnant intends 10 crush out all opposition IN
both Bundesrath ana Kelchstag by great
p,uular agitation st on foot by ihe inspired
article published yesterday by the Nofd-
drntsche AIlegomeinc Ieitung.' asserting that
Admiral Won Tirrltz Secretary ~ the Navy, has
received the Emperor's sanction {" PROJECT an
enormous increase II the navy.
The Imperial Chancellor. Prince Won hoheh-
lohe is said 10 be very indignant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-30
WWLiID. BEATEN AND ROBBED.
HILTON. Y Y. MAN SET rPoN Is EAST TWENTY
NINTH-ST

-
NINTH-sT.
TWO men last night wayaid Edward p. Clint
thirty Years old of Hilton. y. Y I'm Twenty ninth
81. n,lr Flrst-avc and after heating him IN a
fcrr,n, manner relieved him ~ his gold watch and
Sl2 In cash They made their ESCAPE
Cliut few days ago met a man in Philadelphia
who gave his name as II. u. Morgan and said he
VAS an agent II the Yonkers Street Railway
looking for conductors clint gave Sl2 o 20 him for
security and was employed as conductor. He
was told 10 come 20 New YORK yesterday and 90 TO
the Bulls Head Hotel. rhrd-ave and Twenty
fourtl-st Clint followed instructions.
About o'clock last night Morgan called and told
C-int he would put MIN 10 work this morning He
esk,o him to take walk ont to SEQ the company $
power house. which he assured him was near by
and then they would 20 10 brooklyn. where Morgan
had some friends
Taking clint 20 Twcnty-ninth-st. Morgan showed
,h. work. ~ the United states Electric Company
10 him and told him that II was the power house Of
the Yonkers street Railway Company.
,,s. l0pn through Twenty y-ninth-sf. toward the
East River They had gone less than half A block
uhon tNo men. a large one ana man IlAch SNORT
~ if,fnr.d out Tney seized Clint. Morgan run
rrnf fought hut was kuo ked down with IN"
hunt of "a revolver lie was thcn kicked uni ne
,,n. ir-.n-ihie When b. came 20 three lttle boys
were yuiuy cudcayorins io get him 70 ms i'ot ana
f.. iie,.u. Hospital Dr. Holden found that ne hai
five scalp wounds and possible fracture "t the
ira East Twentv-sccond-st station detectives
,vare sent ont on the case They have ltte doubt
-, ,b. man who gave Morgan his name was 4
confederate - the TWO highwaymen