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The evening times., 1899-05-12

4 full line of Mems and Bows
Office Coats, 35c up.
Mems and Boys good quality
Blue Denim Overalls, DC pair.
\ full line of Boys Shirt
Waists and Caps.
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Walters Headache Powders.
Instant relief. Price, 1oc. All druggists ASK
fer and insist on Walters. Sure cure. fe23-3mos
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Wee prices for fans.

An immense importation Of Japanese
fsrs has Just come to us-and az re-
suit We tan offer these pretty little sum
iner necessities at a saving. In be
wildering array OF new designs and col
prings-and only , CENTS cents
ccnts-lO ccnts-apd p cents.
We shall also offer large palm leaf fans
fUr one cent tomorrow.
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Veilings, &c I'd.

Black and white dotted fish net veilings,
Is inches wide-tbe newest stylcs-will
be offered for % cents tomorrow as
special value.
The evening times., 1899-05-12
Ladies' parasols, $l.B

Two hundred ladies' black Union silk
aarasols. with henstitehed border
inches Iong-ebony handles-and also the
newest effects in plaids and plain colored
India silk parasol5-wiil be offered Tor
Sl.iS tomorrow.
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&c for 3ec silk gloves

Tomorrow we shall sell ladies' taffeta
silk gloves. in black, tan, new gray, and
wiitc-in threc-button, two-clasp. and
Jersey lengths-self and fancy stitched -
all sizes-such as sell regularly at -
cents-for % cents q pair.
The evening times., 1899-05-12

Tomorrow we shall also put or sale
50 dozen ladies' satin string ties. in all
the newest colors worn, and offer 7o
them at Observation-Disclosures. ~
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Three offerings in la
dies neckwear.

Ladies' null ties. yards long-some
with black bow-knot trimmings-othcrs
with lace edging and knife 00o
plaitiug-tomorrow for OJG
The evening times., 1899-05-12

An immense variety Of ladies' stoc,
collars, in as many styles as you can
wish to choose from-and in all Coz
colcrs--tomorIow for. JCG
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01

Washington, March 2S.-The follow
Ing cublOEram was received at the state
department from Secretary OF Legation
McNally OF the United states legation
at Bogota, Colombia
"RaaGolph :rled at Medelln. The jury
has returned verdict q. deliberate
homicide.
1he cablegram was date March ~,
and marks IN All probability one OF
the most prolonged efforts ever made
~ save the lie VI an American citizen.
Francis c. randolph is VI one OF the
best families OF the south. lie was
man OF nne qualities and obtained the
position OF Judge In Alabama, but lett
there, as the official reports state,
under "a cloud lie went TO Colon
bla and Il was az the little town Of
Cali In that country that he Killed q
man Sept 8, 1895. The man was a
reputable German merchant named
Simmonds. who WAS held In nigh es'
TEEN ia the community The killing
grew out OF dispute In Simmonds
house over some property he had sold
10 Randolph, who was living under
the assumed name OF Charles Sadford
Randolph admitted the killing and
was brOWn into prison
His Alabama friends. notably oX-
Secretary Herbert, Interested them
selves In his behalf and induced the
state department 70 employ attorneys
10 defend him. Randolph was trans
ferred from CALI W Medelln on tho
ground that he could not obtfin a fair
trial nt the former place. lie WAS
convicted ana sentenced TO death and
then began a practical legal struggle
during which United States Minister
Mckinney. by direction OF Secretary
Olney. managed 40 appeal the case
and secure q rotrlal, Randolph's de-
sense has been prosecuted actively by
tho present administration az the
urgent solicitation OF ex-Secretary
Herbert. but Il Is believed that this
action OF the jury reported by Secre
tary McNaily marks the end and that
Randolph must pay the penalty OF his
crime.
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Plttsburg, Ia, March 25.-IIon.
Francis Harrison Pierpont the first
governor Of West virginia died last
night IA this city.
Hon. +. II Piorponi was the last Of
the war governors, lie was the Union
governor Of the restored government Of
Virginia. organized In Wheeling az
the outbreak OF the war by the citizens
Of what Is now West Virginia and op'
posed the secession. lie was the prln-
cipal agltator OF the division OF tho
state before the war and a prime
mover In the organization OF West Vir.
ginla and has since been known as the
father nf that state. The story Of hIs
career would bo the story o. both
states during the civil war.
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NO. 21.


San Francisco, CAL March 25,-
with a superiority In cleverness.
qulckness and ring generalship, which
was apparent from the hrst round,
kid" Mccoy was very properly
awarded the decision over Joe Choy-
nsh a. the end OF the twentieth round
before the National Athletic CLUB IN
Mechanics pavilion last night
II was very pretty nght, but II war
almost entirely In favor Of the young,
o. man. Mccoy won and won easily.
lie had the fight In his hands and az
ony ono Of hat a dozen palpable op-
portunltics he could have administer
ed a knockout blow. hut again and
again he failed TO follow up his ad-
vantage and Choynski was cosldered
lucky TO be able 10 stay the twenty
rounds In the NTH round Joe was
apparently gone under the furious
rain OF McCoy's blows, but was saved
by the gong and after the brief re-
spite rallied and fought his uphill
task. But he did not seem TO like the
game. McCoy's stomach blows paril-
cularly were little 10 his liking and
he WINGED pltiully under the frequent
punishment which he received. On
the other hand Joe could not reach tho
! Kld effectively. who was entirely too
clever for him In getting away. When
joe did land Il was frequently upon
McCoy's small, hard head and the
blows did more damage TO Joe's hands
than to the objective point.
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Inhabitant. FILED.

Manila, March 27.-The Helena and
the army gunboats ahelled Malabon
and the country beyond. while the Mo-
nadock focused all It's battery upon
Paranquo for two hours for the pur-
pose OF destroying the military stores
there. A great smoke was caused, bat
as tho insurgents are In possession OF
the town the results OF the Smelling
are not obtalnahle,
The evacuation OF Molabon was a
picturesque rout. thousands OF men,
women and children. loaded down
with household goods, some with their
dearest easures-hghting cocks
under their arms, pouring across the
swamps IN the early morning. An ex-
ploded calsson at the railroad bridge
proved a bar to the Americans.
Ten soldiers OF the Oregon regiment,
while searching for two OF those kill
Cd earlier In the hghtlng, sneaked into
the city In the morning and found
the place in a condition Of chaos.
The inhabitants. seeing them, fed
IN a panic. thinking the American
forces we're In possession. The Ore
gonians shot several armed natives
and then returned TO camp
Agulnaido fed 10 Malolos.
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washington. March tI-''The war
department last night received the fol-
lowing;
Manila. March 26.-Adjutant gener-
Al. washington' Macarthur advanced
beyond Neweanayan. two miles be-
yond Polo. nine miles from Manila and
fneen miles from Malolos; railroad
will be repaired TO advance point to-
morrow and troops supplied by cars
Macarthur will press on tomorrow; Is
now In open country. Insurgents
stouay resisting bedlnd succeeding
lines OF intrenehments, from which
troops continually drive them City
perfectly quiet and native inhabitants
appear TO be relieved Of anxiety and
fear OF insurgents. Capt Krayenbuhl,
eommlssary lieutenant third artillery
mortally wounded. OTIS.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

Valuable beds OF phosphates have
been found netr Franklin, Tenn.
Archbishop Chapelle, papal delegate
to Porto Rico, has returned TO New
Orleans.
A IRE at Thomasvllle, Ga, destroy
ed the opera house aud four other
buildings. Loss about $4,000.
w. f. Carter, postmaster at Mel
drlm Ga, has been arrested charged
with embezzllng government funds
to the amount Of t67O.
Forbidden to Visit the homo OF his
sweetheart, Miss Flennle sauls, aged
"a years. Lonnle Lane. 22 years old,
killed the girl and himself at King
ston. n. c.
Montezuma university at Bagsemer,
Ala, was totally destroyed by hre.
Tho forty pupils ESCAPED without In
jury, The building cost $4,000 and
was insured for $4,000.
The woodmen OF the wordl at their
Memphis meeting decided 20 erect Q
home at cost OF 100000. The sov-
erelgn commanders salary was placed
at $500 annually.
Two handsome monuments, costing
s25,0 900 each, In memory OF illinois
troops during the civil war. have been
erected nt Missionary Ridge and Or
shard Knob, near Chattanooga
A train on the Atlantic Coast line
was deraIlcd Just as II entered tho
city limits OF Augusta, IA. One coach
was turned over aod little girl. who
had her face cut, was the only one in-
jured.
Tho hrst sugar received from Cuba
since the war arrived AZ New Orleans
on the 22d. II consisted OF over 1000
tons OF raw and was consigned 20 tho
American refinery. Tho duty amount
cd TO t75.3l2.
c. y. Reed. Minor Wilson and Will
lls Boyd, colored, were taken from an
officer In Yazoo county. Mississippi
and hanged. Their bodies we're rid
died with bullets. weighted with cot
ton ties and thrown into the Yazoo
| river
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Maas anana.

Manila. March GA thousand Fit
plnos, composing the rear guard of the
rehol army. which lH retrenting on
MalOlOs. Arulnaldo's headquarters.
mnde n stand Yesterday In some strong
intrenchmenls about Marillao, across
the Marlllao river In the engage.
mcnt. six Americans were Killed, in
cluding three officers, and forty were
wounded
The American forces advanced from
Maycauyan, the brigade commanded by
Con. ". g. Otis being on the loft OF the
railroad, and Cen Hale'a on the right
They eventually dlsccrncd white roofs
and stccploa among the green trees be.
yOnd the river, looking not unlike a
Massachusetts, village,
The rebels had On unfordahle river
IN font OF them. and they poured In n
fire so effective that II showed they
were veterans, probably members OF
the native militia which the spanlards
organized
The American artillery put a
dramatic end 10 the battle. Approach
ing under cover OF the bushes To about
sixty yenrda from the trenches. the ar
tillerymen emerged upon an open space
commanding the town. When the
Americans appeared they gave a great
yell, and the Flllplnos were panic
stricken, about 100 seeking safety In
flight, while a white flag was raised by
those who were In the trenches, who
also shouted, "Amlgosl"
Col. Funston. with twenty men OF
the Kansas regiment. swan across the
river 10 the left OF the railroad bridge
and captured eighty prisoners, with all
their arms.
Tho Pennsylvania regiment captured
forty prisoners.
by this time the right OF the Fiji
plnos was demOralized.
The Americans refrained from burn
ing the town. and rested there last
night. Gen. Otis brigade Is crossing
tho framework bridge, Gen. Halo'i
brigade remaining on the south bank
OF the river.
The United states Philippine com
mission proposes TO Issue a proclama'
| tion Immediately after the rebel gov
ernmcnt at Malolos Is dispersed, be
| iicying that the most effective moment
/ 10 secure the allegiance Of the natives
| will be after they have received an oh
ject lesson OF the Americana power.
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Nss Eatsrprisss.

Baltimore. Md. March 2s.-Ths
extended list of new and onlarging
reported for last week,
as announced by the Manufacturers
Record. included n GOO00-spindie mill
addition In Alabama. 50-bafroi and
G0-barrel -four mill IN Arkansas: rs.
ton ice factory and 50.ton phosphate
Plant In Florida. i0-ton oil, $4,000
furniture factory. $4,000 compress
company and buggy factory IN Gcor-
gla, i0-barrel -four mill and 5O-ton Ice
factory In Kentucky: SEQ 600 irriga-
tlon company. cotton compress and
irrigation plant for 1000 acres IN
Louisiana. 100000 electrical works
i000-splndlc cotton mill and $40 900
shoe company IN Maryland. $4,000 900
steel and iron company. silk MIL by
New Jersey company; $500 900 cotton
mills, 25000-splndle cotton mill In
North Carolina; 20-ton oil mill. s25.-
GOO oil company. 50-barrel -four mill.
f25, ,000 telephone company. 25-barrei
-four mill. $4,000 lumber company
rnd $4,000 lumber company In South
Carolina. new works and cotton mill
ir Tennessee: 1000. .000-ba grain
elevator. $780, 600 sewerage system
company. i5.000-bushei grain eieya-
tor $4,000 cotton oil company and
S20 900 iron factory In Texas. $4,000
knitting mill. $4,000 Ice factory and
creamery and 25-barrel -four mill IN
Virginia: s2.OO0.OOO pulp and paper
plant, b0-barrel -four mill. s. 900 600
tobacco manufacturing company. $50 %
lumber manufacturing company and
$500 600 coal and coke company IN
West Virginia.
In the many now buildings reported
were the following important struc-
lures: $4,000 church NJ Newpor,
News Va. $40. 1000 hotel improvements
at Wheeling. w. Va. 12-story ONCE
building at Baltimore. Md: $4,000
asylum al Raleigh. n. c.: $4,000
church az Vicksburg. Miss. $1,000
church al Chattanooga. Tenn. S50. .000
Office and warehouse NJ Dallas. Tex
$4,000 hotel az Mlnson Springs
Tex; s-story Qfilce building NJ Balt.
more, Md. granite hank building al
Baltimore. Md $4,000 hospital nj
Statewide. n. c.. s2s. 600 $50 900
and $4,000 buildings for university
NJ Morgantown, w. Va: $500 opera
house at Newnort News. Va. and 2
5000 600 hotel at Norfolk. Va,
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wnl ao Amer Illm.


Washington. March 25-It ls under
stood that Gen. Otis has ~ far ma
tured his plans OF campaign that with
IN week or ten days he will be able
20 begin the movement which Is ex
pcctcd TO mark the destruction OF
Aguinaldo's army. Although strag-
giers and fugitives may infest the Is
land Of Luzon for some time. L Is be-
lieved that after Otis has delivered
his next blow the insurgent army, ne
an organization. will have ceased 70
exist. The new movement win be, II
Is understood. by a combined land
and water attack though Il IS not ex-
pected that the navy's part IN the
programme will be particularly prom
lncnt Otis has procured thirteen OF
the gunboats formerly owned by the
Spanish government, and these are to
play an important part Ia the develop
ment OF the campaign Many OF the
troops which had been engaged on the
outer lines up TO the date Of Gen. Law
toms arrival az Manila have been
withdrawn to tho water front and q
complete reorganization OF the army
ls now In progress. The reinforce
ments now arriving at Manila are be-
Ing used to maintain the strength Of
the lines running from Manila to Pa
sig established by wheaton's flying
brigade. The next movement that Is
expected here Is to be by water. Il Is
believed that Otis will place a COM
plete brigade on board vessels and
steam rapidly northward and land
them beyond the insurgent headquart-
ors on Malolos n this movement sue
ceeds. as II should n made with rap
ity. the infurgent army will ind IT,
self completely penned IN, with no op-
portunlty for retreat To the north
will be the nyIng brigade; on the
east OF laguna de Bay; across which
they will be prevented from escaping
by the American guns now ahoat
lNfItt NV dnlNh llN'A w Nht "'hNh
IN well pollccd by tlnclads, and with a
strong line In the position occupied
by whaetons brigade. will cut of any
movement In that direction. while 10
the wcpt the bay Of Manila Is closed
by Dewcy's vessels. II Is hard to
conceive how. II this plan carries. tho
insurgents can longer avoid n decl-
Elve conflict which must end either In
their breklng through the lines or IN
their surrender. II II oviden. that
Otis expects the latter. for he has al
ready advised the war department that
the lnsurrection cannot last much
| longer.
Gems Otis Wheaton and Hall arc
reported 90 have driven the enemy TO-
ward Malolos,
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rom nlu.n.ld..

New Orleans, la. March 25.-The
Bluehelda Steamship company's steam
er Franklin arrived yesterday and
brought some important news concern
ins American interests since the reyo-
luton. Torres. the new governor, has
announced that all duties paid to
Reyes during the revolt would have to
be paid again. When Reyes demanded
taxes tho Americans applied to Com
mander symmonds OF the Marietta,
who said they were safe In not com
plying. ns duties could not he demand
cd twice Reyes gave receipts, which
were placed In the hands OF the Eng
lish and American consular agents
and the matter viii be laid before the
governments. Martial law has been
declared with Torres dictator OF the
department. There are rumors OF a
hght between the soldiers from Leon
and Grenada az Rama and matters
seem unsettled. Tho commission ap-
pointed 10 frame permanent tarin
has been dissolved and hopes for the
expected relief from the burden on
foreign capital have been abandoned.
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MATTERS OF MATERIAL NOTE.
Events of Interest that Have Just Come to
Pass Duly Published So All Will
Know of the Same.

Manila, March 2T.-Elnborate prep
nriions were made for Saturdays
movement. Gen. wheatons brigade
was placed IN the rear and Gen. Har-
rlson Gray Otis aud Gen. Halls were
masscd behind Gen. Hale's. Under tho
cover OF che darkness Gen, Otis and
Gen. Hale's brlgadcs left their trench
Is and advanced closely upon the enc
my's line without being detected, Gen.
Whnton'a and Gen. Halls hrigades oo-
cupylng the vacated positions.
Al 4 o'cioch the American troops
breakfasted, and the Fillplnos, notlc-
ing the camp fres. their buglers call
cd TO arms.
AZ daylight Gen Otis and Gen.
Hale's brlgndos advanced from Ia Lo-
ma church straight through the rebel
lines. cutting the enemy's force IN two.
Upon this occasion the rebels adopt
ed the American tactics OF holding
their ire until the attackers were
about 1000 yards distant. The rebels
also fred lower than usual. The
Americans hred volleys with terrible
effect and then rushed forward. cheer
ing and carrying everything before
them.
The American loss Is now conser'
vatlyely estimated at i6 killed and iSC
wounded
Late in the afternoon the Montana
regiment and the third artillery had
crossed the Talighan river, going In
northwesterly direction towards Polo
and Gen. Macarthur. with the remain
der OF Gen. Otis and Gen. Hale's brig
ades. was moving along south OF the
river In a position to attack either No
{, galecheB or Polo. being within two
miles OF Novaleches and Ave miles
from Polo.
The American troops yesterday tooh
Mallnta after a sharp fight Col Eg-
bert OF the twenty-second regiment
and several other Americans were
killed.
United States gunboats have beer
skelllng Mlabon for several hours ant
the Flllplnos are apparently withdraw
ing.
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Al HOT snrlnr..

Hot Springs. Arr. March e. WIN. J.
Bryan OF Nebraska and ex-0oy. VIM. J.
stone oi Missouri arrived IN Hot
Springs Saturday evening, and took
apartments AZ the Eastman hotel. Mr.
Bryan lectured at the opera house Sat
urday night Senator Mantle and Sem
ntor Pettlgrew Of 7outh Dakota, silver
Republicans. ex-senator Dubois OF Ida
no. ana Hon. John H. Reagan Of Texas
are also here. John c. sheehan. Tam
many's leader, who has been here for
some time. postponed his return 70
New York for n week. for the purpose
OF meeting Messrs. Bryan and Stone.
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stove Plant nurns

Cleveland. o.. March 25.-Fire broks
out early yesterday IN the iapannlns
department og the big Dangler Stove
and Manufacturing company's plant on
nerklns avenue Notwithstanding thu
enormous quantity OF water poured into
The building by hiteen engines, the
structure. filled with valuable ma.
chlnery and large quantities OF manu-
factured goods. was practically destroy
cd. Tho winds which prevailed caused
the fire 10 spread 20 the plant OF tho
Cleveland Machine Screw compeny, ad-
Joining the Danglsr works. and Il was
also destroyed The Joss on the
Dangler works Is consefyatlyely eati-
mated at $500 .OOo and on the Cleveland
Machine screw companys plant at t5O.-
600.
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01

Constantlnople. March "a. - Oscar
straus. the United States minister, was
received IN private audience by the sui
tan al the ceremony OF the selamlik
lie was accompanied by Mr.. Drake, q
relative OF Col. John Hay, United
States secretary OF state. whom he pre-
sented 10 his majesty The sultan re-
quested Mr.. Straus 90 convey his salu'
tations 10 the secretary of state and adj
dressing Mr.. Drake declared that be
held the American minister Ia the
highest esteem. adding that he appre'
elatod the impartial and energetic way
IN which the minister was carrying oul
the negotiations he had In hand and
that Americas representative lrad the
good will OF the Turkish Ofiiclals.
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01

Tacoma wacsh. March 27.-Dr.
Charles Corey shot and killed his wife
yesterday morning while the two were
lying asleep. Corey was III and his
story OF the affair Is that he was la
boring under a nightmare. believing
his wife was being pursued by d
stranger who was intent on killing
her In his dream Corey says he fol-
lowed the two from Tacoma 70
Washington and iust ase he faneied
the man was about 20 stab her he
fred twice with his revolver.
The Eddy current., 1899-04-01

Ponce. Porto Rico March 27-The
United States colonial commission ar
rived here Saturday and IN the course
OF the day received a number OF mer-
chants and prominent citizens, who
made statements as 10 the general
condition OF the district and its par
tlcular needs Yesterday morning the
commissioners left by the revenue
steamer Blake 10 inspect Puerto do
Jobos. the port Of Guiana and the dis
trlst. The reported uprising In this
district Is quite without significance.
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Washington. March 2s-The fol-
lowing dispatch has been received
from Gen Otis.
Manila, March 2I-Adintant gene
raj. Washington. Macarthur holding
Marlllao. severe lighting to-day ani
our casualties about forty The inaur-
gents have destroyed bridges, which
impeded progress Of train and artii-
lery. our troops met the eoncentrn-
tied inaurFent forces on northern
lime. commanded by Aguinnld0 In
person, and drove with considerable
slaughter. They left nearly 100 dead
ON the field and many prisoners and
small arms were captured. Tha
column will press on IN the morning,
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Memphis, Tenn. March 2j.--ln a frc
here Yesterday morning at Mrs. Il. b.
Nolen'a boarding house at ioi Court
street, there was a property loss OF not
more than $500 but four lives were
lost and six people were more or less
seriously injured.
The dead arc
Mrs. Lilly Chaplin, SO years OF age.
Roy Chaplin, 10 years OF age.
Chester Chaplin iycars OF age.
Thomas Bull. 60 years OF age.
Mrs Nolcn's boarding house was pa
tronized by regular boarders as well as
10y room ers and translents. AZ the
time OF the fre there were twenty-one
people In the house. The FIRE originated
In the front room on the first floor OF
The building A fire from the crate Is
nitod the hanging curtains Ia the early
part OF the night. and a prompt re.
fponse by the fire department succeed
ed In eytlngulshing the flames without
damage. The guestH retired az the
usual hour. AZ un early hour yester-
lay flames were seen issuing from
tho house. and the inmates wildly
rushing about In a frantic effort to es-
cape. The department again responded
promptly and after the FIRE was under
control the search revealed the charred
bodies Of the dead.
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shooting AHeir.

Memphis. Tenn. March Walter
A. Farrabee shot william s. Arhuckle
IN the hip yesterday, In front Of the
Clarendon hotel, inillctlng n painful
though not serious wound Both men
are we'll known In business circles, and
the aifray caused considerable excite
ment, The two men were armed and
had their weapons drawn. but only one
shot was Cred. bystandors interfering
and disarmlng the combatants. The
cause of the trouble Is said TO be do
nestle affairs. Farraboe's wife Sc
cured n divorce more than a year ago
and recently Il was announced that she
and Arbuckle would wed. Farrabee
was arrested