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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-22
May Cost Her Very
Dear Some Day.
STiRiS 10 WE'D UNKNOWN MN
hooding Not tho Fsto Of Another
Victim Of the "@rrlsgs
surssv."

wfNsTEp. Conn. March 2z.--Misn
Aunu nurns. factory gtri. Jeff
Wlnsted yesterday Tor Los Angeles.
Cal, 10 marry a man whom she had
never seen, on the same train WAS
Mira Ida Ncwhra. who LETT Los An
geles. cat. nearly three years ago
fur HinHted TO marry man whom
she had never seen, and Ia now re-
turning u her parents home IN Los
Angeles. divorced woman.
Miss Burns, who II young and
pretty, was employed in the hosiery
mill hsrr up 10 saturday night last.
She noticed an advertisement more
than a year ago. which said that
Walter Nuli. 81 Los Angeles. Cal.
wanted wife In fun she replied.
and Suii wrote 20 her. Photographs
were exchanged and soon after he
proposed marriage. She accepted on
condition that Null would send tsa
Is help pay her car fare TO csiifbr-
MA. Miss isurun received the $40 on
Saturday and Immediately resigned
her position In the mill.
While living ia f.as Angeles Airs.
New bro. like Miss hurna. answered
a matrimonial advertisement. IL WAS
o. TIE effect that Irving " Dean.
MEN With money. residing in Win
sied. Conn. was looking fora wife.
After exc hanging several letters and
photographs Dean sent Mrs. Newbro
500 and told her 70 eyonic East. and
u he thought be loved her we'll
enough 70 make her his wife. he
would DO 20. she came 10 Winrted
ard thrT we're married
Dean. who WAS bann IN the Nor
gan silver plate factory and could
then drew his cheek for tis.eoQ. left
his wife last summer Mrs Dean
susd faf divorce. asking the res
toration - her maiden name and
fie.ea niimouF THE case was hotiy
contested IN The superior court here
last December. and after n trial lar
ms a week Airs. Dean received an
ahspipts divorce. with the right 20
aee her former nHme. Sewhfn. and
3 80 aiiuonY. Dean disappeared AZ.
tef the trial and has not been seen
IN the state since
Mrs. Sewbrp unable 80 iseate any
~ Deans nancy or pronerty. yea
i~sany departed Ter her hene with
'nut thn tsaGa awarded her By the
courts 18th Miss Burns and Mrs
Scwhre. who are strangers "a each
ether. left wfnntet Tor Los Angeles
On the same train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-22
The Tobacco Trust

LOUISVILLE. RY March -
Pierre f.eFiilnrI Il here ip the intrf-
cat ~ the Continental Tobacco GEM
panY. = which hs il treasurer. AMI
% Inspect the recent acquisitions ~
the trust when asked about the
value af a,nsk trust IN general and
tobacco stock IN particular, Mr. is1r-
lizard said that the earning capacity
u the manufacturing HIabiishnieutk
is uueh more important than the
values - TIE stock which Kiss and
fan IN the market Mr Loriliarf
said that the stock o. the American
Tobacco company "a auoa u be ia.
creased from IS zoo eoq % Sc o.. 90
when this g. accomplished he ~ "a
there wills no longer be- a hix ishan's
trust and n little tabaere trust fpE
both wiii b. bis ouea There Niu As
M clash between these trusts. how
ever. far each one owns large blocks
of stock ia the other
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ROBBED A
CHINESE STORE

BAKER CITY. or. March %. -
Chief Of Police Porter and the
city police force have for months
past been trying to cntrap sew
eral young men Of this city.
Connected with highly respectable
families. who were suspected Of
being the perpetrators of mid
night robbery by which the
lootcrs. after burrowinR through the
stone cellar Of a Chinese store. alb
stracted gold nuggets and tewelry
worth about 5000 from strong
trunk. To-day three sensational ar
rests were mace. william Small,
who was member Of battery u dur
INK the battery's three months stay
near Portland. IL In the county Jail
in this city, and. IL Is reported. his
alleged confederatcs are under ar
rest. one at Spokane, whittier he
won't on Thursday With his four
days young bride; the other at
Huntington. this county.
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SALVATION
ARMY MOVE

NEW YORK. March 22.--The SAL
Walton Army Is 30 be Incorporated
under the laws Cf the state Of New
York. This step was decided upon
after Col Higgins. general secretary
Of the army for the United States.
reached London a month ago. As II
is now, all the property owned In
this country by the army is held In
trust by the commander OF the Am
crican branch The commander ut
present IS Booth-Tucker. a son-in-
law 81 Gen. william Booth.
when Col Higgins rcsched Lon
don he Represented To the ruling
power Of the army that, FOR maay
reasons. Il would be hest that the
American branch should be moro
thoroughly American than some
persons believed il 20 be. lie told
the London maenates that the idea
prevailed In America that the SAL
walton Army was too British and
that somethinE should be done 90
counteract the prejudice against the
organization which that idea ocea-
stoned. Furthermore. II was repre-
scented to those Ia authority in the
Army In London that the idea OF an
American corporation holding the
property acquired by gifts from citi-
zens Of the United States would be
more popular IN this country than
the idea of having a foreigner sent
here from the London headquarters.
holding all the property IN his own
name
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Va chHrge ut the par' and Motorman
Maurice II. Walsh. ~ alnHlo, were
drowned. fhef were pennsd in BIS
the wreck Lpuia rloun, Is. waH
taken out 81 the Wreeit nfter epa
hours work by nrrmtn and railroad
mon. who had % atrlp HE clothes
FRO mhin body % eNtrlctte him. 81
ter cutting into the ear wreck IL
Wha the only passenger,
Thenrioa arr offered "a explanation
of the work and Jhey Include u hrak-
IN nBngo on wheel leo ON the
track and sudden Application of iecs
tric power - force speed nc the be-
trimming q a srade. Taa car r1a
nearly i21 fert after tho nrsl truck
LETT the track piaud. who iH iH
danger ~ pneumonia from exposure
IA the Water had bad cut IN liza
face ana ether injuries, phyrlc, anH
are Ia doubt az % his recovery. Tho
bodies or the dead men showed no
serious INJURY and the doctors say
death was duo 20 drowning
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Her Easter Hat.

Now ]. FOR one. don't intend to
save my new hat for Easter. I've
got Il and | want 20 wear Il and |
am going TO wear u. hail, rain. snow
to the contrary natwithstandlnv
March Is spring, no matter how Il
behaves and | shall give the senson
what announcement | can by wear
inr guitable clothing"
Tho -oung woman spoke with de-
clslon with an air OF knowing she
had a right 10 an opinion on the
subject discussed and as she passed
on down the street her companion
was heard to remark, We'll. after
all, I don't see why so many girls
save their clothes fer Easter cant
see how they prefer to dash out In
brand new hounets. all In a bunch.
as Il were. I've got 20 nut my
spring creation on before long, no
matter what the weather does. be-
cause my winter hat Is falling to
pieces The feathers are all coming
out OF my wicked bird trimmings. ="
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Robbed . klondIksr.

ST Louis. March = nurglara
made a rich haul IN the tenement
house Al No. IA south broadway on
Wednesday siEht. FROM Joseph Let
ter. a goia miner. Just returned frum
the kiandikr. they secured gold
nuggets which we're valued a sevrr-
~ hundred dollars. Clothes and 9th
81 articles ~ isas value we're ssken
ire mihs netghboFs.
II l. supposed that the burglars
climbed over the Fsnf ~ an adJnlas
ing house and Dropped down on a
shIrd-ntory porch % the tenement
house. Once there the robbery wae
easy enough John Hrcksis. Frftk
KIlnErF. Patrick Reilly and Charles
MAhiiks wvrw robbed % ali their
clothing and some email change. The
police have no eieN.
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Ben Aarrison's Job.

GNBIANATOLis March 22-Er-
President Harrison viii lengc May
u for paris tp argue the Vcnczueln
case before the board VI arbitration
There After the cnae ia submitted
the former precedent and Mrs. Har-
rlson expect 10 remain IN Europe
Tor several mentha nad are now con-
sidaring the details ~ trip Ia The
Holy Land, which thry VIII taltc o.
they find the" VIII have time to 10
~ and reach the United statos be
fore the middle OF winter
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TROLLEY CAR
IN A RIVER

WORCESTER. Mass. March "a
Three men were killed and one iu-
jured seriously in the wreck Of n
trolley car % the Worcester AM
Suburban Street railway at MIL
bury last night The car left the
track on y bridge which crosses the
Blackstone river. ran 80 feet dlheon-
ally across the bridge aud fen Is
feet Into the river. Conductor Frci
White. aged 70. single. pnd Motor
man Michael Shea. aged -. Single.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

spider and Fly Is having a phe-
nomonai run az the Third avenue
theaier this week.
TONIGHT Miss Jane coombs ap-
pears at the Seattle theater IN
BLEAK House. for the benefit OF the
Police relief fund. Tickets have
been selling readily. and a crowded
house IL looked forward TO by the
blue coats
Tomorrow afternoon and evening
Sousa. the March King. appears at
the Seattle theater In two concerts.
The $. Il. q. sign VIII undoubtedly
he put out early at both perform
ances.
James ". Love. In advance az
Janet Waldorf. who appears at the
Third avenue next week. i in the
city and registered at the occident-
al We are just finishing our coast
trip" he said. preparatory 20 going
on a two years toer to the Orient.
Manila. and winding up in Australia.
The company win leave san Fran
cisco about April 10. Miss Waldorf
Is q great actress. with charm oil
OF her own. She has recently added
twelve plays to her list. and with
appropriate costumes. and well
balanced cast she viii make spien-
did reputation"
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Sr,aIIpox at SpanPle.

sPNNGLE. wash. March % The
whole town is alarmed over the dis
covcrv Of a ease or genuine small
po1 Tho Victim Ia ". 2 Lucas nu1
the symptoms are we'll developed
The residence of Mr.. Lucas ard th..
entire block In which he lives were
plneed under H'rict quarantine roy
ulat.ung this afternoon. It &C. not
known 20 what extent tho victim
was eNponed before thc case was
fully developed.
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Caught tho Jury.

The lawyer Tor the prosecution
hid made long, labored. and tire
some plea for his client. and the
Defendants lawyer rose.
Your honor" he said, following
the example that has Just been set
by the plaintiffs attorney, l shall
let the case go 10 the jury without
argument"
Then he sat down.
And he won the case. -Chleago
Tribune.
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During a debate ia the Nebraska
house on a salary reduction bai 20
state officials of deputies were press
ent. listening 60 the argument ~ the
Populist opponents 81 the bill ihat
there waH enough work In the de-
pnriments 10 keep the afiielsls bus
during All the working hours.-Hew
York Post
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KALEIDOSCOPE.

Thwrn are four frishmeu TO every
EuEilshman IN the United States
There are tQeo0 rative pupils in
the Sunday sehoois Of the FIJI isi-
anda.
Thcre are only - miles az horse
railway remaining in Massachusetts.
The Mexican production % sugar.
q ga,ooo 70 q .ee9 tpur pcr .annum. ah.
er nearly All. q which i consumed
"a home.
bishop Potter. % New York. has
dislike % elevators. and generally
walks upstairs in buildings where
they are used.
4 given acreage - wheat viii feed
AZ least ten timeg a. many people
al The same acreage employed IN
growing mutton.
a four months tour from England
10 india can be made. Including alt
costs with economy. Tor 1880. and
iuzuriausly FOR f25pe
10 NAHNAAAAN HA NAtnHA NftE M
crowded last month with influenza
patients. For every bed vacated
their were half dozen new appll-
cants
Train ~ a child the way he
should go. but don't ovcrtraln him.
or be yin be pretty sure TO go in an
uppoaite direction. Boston Tran
script.
Mra Timid Did you ever and a
man under the bed3 Mrs Bluff
Yes. the night We thought there
were burglars In the house I found
nv husband there. Tit
Bits.
when members of the quen's fam
rs ar any German relatives visit
London and occupy Bucki ngha'n
palace ny invitation" they pay the
beard bin iust Ike common folks
do In "A 0rst-clnss hotel.
She fslnginE saftly) Would that
I had the wlnrs ~ a bird. Ife-what
earthly Use would that do. dear.
shc=l was lust planning the trim
ming of nv Easter hat.-Dctroit
Free Presa.
Have you ever read an article on
how 20 tcli a bad egg" NO. have
nat but my advice would he, II YOU
have anything important to tell n
bad ogR, why break II gently. -
London Tit-HIts.
chilean papers declare that two
days previous 10 the last earthquake
F In the BAY Of Paythn thousands Of
crhha OF an unknown kind crawlcd
+ on shore They were all greatly ex-
cited. rs II escaping from an enemy.
/ II IN n period OF informallty I'm
/ London nociety. For one Of the most
exclusive Of dancing parties during
/ the last season the Duchess Of suth-
erlnnd sont out herown visiting card
with come ana dance" peuciled on
/ them.
Chinonl. salmon de not feed after
c.tcr,ug frcsh water says the hsh
commissioner q. Oregon their stom-
nchs and Threats become entirely in
capaoitatcd for receiving food and
/ the desire and ability TO feed leaves
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when a Chinese Rirt Is married her
attendants are invariably the olafs'
anu uEiieat women anywhere TO be
found IN the neiRhborhood, who are
engaged expressly % net ~ fol
a. her beauty. 10 j. said that sew
orni exceptionally ugly old women
mako a handsome income per annum
By acting IN this capacity.
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Tho blonde tPpe VIII have di7ap-
peared from Europe in two centuries
or less according % an English ply
stefan. who declares that - IN
blondes only t5 marry. while ~ the
100 h-pnettss rs MERRY IN Germany
nHd Scandinavia ESQ tse Blonde typo
u much less predominant than u
used 90 he
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feph aud blood acquired on the rich
feeding grounds Of their ocean home
enables them - kcep the vital or
gann active tili their mission up the
fresh water streams ~ ace1rnplishs1.
Chinook salmon thai ascend 100
niles from the ocean 20 fpswn DO
not return 20 Il ngaih. This has been
disputed, but II undoubtedly true
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San Er9pcisCo

For Seattle 10 a. m, via Victoria and
Port Townsend March 2. 7. ~. II. e2,
April /. 6. II. 49, q, %. May &. aud
every NTH day Thereafter
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An old lady. walking with hcr 1T
tie Hiri. gave "a lame old beggar
bearing on his hat the legend. 7
fought al Waterloo" Give him
some money. for he helped = save
your country" said the lady. ~
the child dropped some silver into
his hand the cx-ualdicr bowed and
exclaimed. "Merei. mademolaslle."=-
London Tif-uitH.
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Port Townsend and Victoria. March
9. 10. Is. 20, 30. april T. 6. u. 10. "a.
-. May Z. and every NTH day there
after T.anv0
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
For san Francisco

The conIpauy's eie-
ant steamships
Queen. Vnlla Walia.
and tfmatilln leave
w.gst
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Chinook salmon de not feed after
e.tcs.ue fresh water says the nsh
nchs and threats become entirely in
cdpaeitated for receiving food. and
the desire and ability TO feed leaves
them entirely. The great reserve OF
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FOR Ala SKA

The elegant steamships Cottage
city, city Of Topeka aud At.t6i leave
Seattle . a. m. March 1, 6. II. 10. %.
81. April 5, 10. Is. 90 p, 20. May g.
and every NTH day thereafter
For further information obtain
folder.
The company reserves the right 20
change. without previous notice,
steamcrn. sailing date. and hours ~
sailing.
J. =. TROWBRtBgE.
Puget sd, 6upt,. ocean DIX. Seattle.
Uptown ticket office, CTS First av..
Seattle. Goodnil, Perkins & Co. Gen.
Agents, San FranciHco.
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were shipped 10 Europe from this
United States during the last caisn-
dar year. No later statistics can b.
obtained. This was a decided reeue-
ton from previous years. In 1895
nearly three times az many, 49,
10 bafreis-were exported. and in
1897. AL. ~ barrels Tho most Of The
apples went - Great Britain. We
ship an enormous quantity Of dried
apples abroad The total In 1883 was
a. oss. si7 pounds valued al 'i.a1i,sss
Chicago Record.
In the war 81 the Crlmea. with L.
4sp COO traanH. there we're Killed in
hattie 81. SIC. died 81 wounds. ss,noa.
died Of disease. 90 200. In the civil
war Of 1851 So. in the Northern army
there took the field 2.s3s.0oo troops;
there were Killed IN battle $500
there died Of wounds. $1,000. there
died ~ disease. SO. go In the Span
ish. American war there took tho
field 17ssI7 troops. there were killed
In battle ss3. there were wounded.
1917: there died from disease. 1913.
4 certified centenarian named
Kohn died recently in Vienna. aged
IL years Ills age Il sttestsd by the
public notary and by the secretary
u the Jewish community at Frnun-
klrcker. in Hungary. where he was
born. lie acted a. a guide fer the
French ntaff on - way y the river
Haah IN Napoleon f'H time. lie vas
twice married. ana only twice iii.
once when 100 years old and again
when zoe. lie retained his sight.
hearing and appetite TO the end. but
war weak IN the legs.
Father Beiakievicz. Catholic priest
of k0vna in Russian Poland. has
been sentenced 10 transportation for
NE In Siberia. eight years - be put
ir IN the government OF lrkuisk. and
70 deprivation OF all rights belonging
10 his roHitiau. on account % hlH
nlaitreaiinE hts female parishioners-
To do renance for their aims. VIZ
men were taken int the vaults Of
IN. church. where they were beat
en-. kept locked up and terrified with
apparitions representing death anil
the devil Eight cases 81 such pun
lshrnent were proved against him.
g. W. DnHn. the naturalist. who
has made twelve collecting trips 10
south America, intends soon To N
20 the Philippine islands 10 collect
for the Rothrch,lds. lie n on au-
thority on tho fora Of California.
and rearesented that state at the
native plant exhibit at the world 3
fair at Chicago. The projected trip
% the Philippines u remarkable IN
account of ar. Dunn's age, which IL
G. re. however. shows none Of the
infrniiles OF old age. Ills eve and
brain are ciear. his nerves steady
and his activity that OF much
younger man. His memory is re-
markahly good. as Is shown hy the
facility with which he arranges the
details and his scientific researches.
New York Tribune.
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Crisp,
Condensed
Form,

Adapted to the needs OF busy
people. The average man or
woman always likes to swiftly
scan the moving panorama Of the
globe during the leisure hall hour
that follows the evening meal. and
then turn attention 70 other mat
te,s. The publishers Of the THE
STAR appreciate this fact and have
modelled the paper 50 that
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Direciness of Statement

VIII be a noticeable feature. An
interesting. breezy style Of para.
graphing finds increasing favor IN
these days. as opposed to the old
time fashion Of pondefous write
ups" and editorial utteranecS.
THE STAR viii have
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All Of the Local
A. we'll "a the
Tel6grapllc News

Don'tdoubtit for one minute. The
paper viii not claim 70 be the best
on earth with the Largest eircuia.
ton that is. not yet awhile. but
the effort will be made to steadily
improve il. IN the meanwhile
please remember thatnews tips"
telephonej to the Office pike 1907
will be much appreciated; also
subscribers. II only costs
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spider and I-iy'' Is having a phe-
nomcnai run az the Third avenue
theater this week.
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WIZARD OF THE NILE"
A Magnificent Audience Greets Frank
Daniels and His Company.

Daniels and His Company.
One of those handsome audiences
which Butte can turn out upon great
occasions filled the Grand opera house
last night to greet Frank Daniels and
his excellent company, and the splendid
reception given them must have been
most gratifying. THE Wizard of the
Nile" one of Mr.. Daniels new comic
operas by Victor Herbert, was pre-
scented. OF course MIR. Daniels is IL
ways whole show in himself. but he
does not monopoliZe the talent of his
company by great deal. AS klbosh,
the magician, the comedian is as fun
ny as in anything he has ever done.
His support is very good. Kate TART,
who plays the part of the Queen, has
sweet contralto voice of wide range.
Besides being a good singer she is
most beautiful woman. Another is
Helen Redmond, who plays the part
of Cleopatra. Will Danforth, the royal
weather prophet: ALT Wheelan, the
king, and Norma Kapp We're among the
principals who distinguished them
selves. The company is filled cut with
many good voices and great lot of
pretty girls. The opera was staged
deliberately.
Tonight THE IDOLS Eye" will be
given and also Saturday night, while
for the matinee Tomorrow THE Wiz
ard of the Nile" will be repeated
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down the building. On the 2ist of Feb
ruary two fires were discovered in ';heir
lhelplency and put out. within two
hours OF one another. Che was n the
Saloon and the other in the basement,
and the l7tteI, at least was unques-
tlonably of incendiary origin. Yester-
day the o. X. Lewis people complained
to the authorities and asked for an
investigation, but nothing has yet been
done, and as far as known, no other
steps looking to an official inquiry have
been taken.
Among the losers by yesterdays fire
were the members of the Eutte football
team, who had all their uniforms and
football paraphernalia stored in the
basement, all of which were destroyed.
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tury. and continued so to live until the
u months of that year had passed.
after which came the year 100 The
toll of the clock at midnight of the last
day of December, 80, the first century
Of the Christian era passed away and
the second century began. On the list
day of the year SO we had reached the
99-mile post. After we had lived the
Il months of the year 80 we arrived
at the 100mile post. and Immediately
started on our journey on the second
century run. 1t is the same this year
of our Lord 1899. We ate our last New
Years turkey alongside of the tS9a- mile
post of our lives. On next New Years
day we will have arrived at the 1900
mile post. We will then begin on the
twentieth century run of our exist
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MESSENGER BOYS FIGHT.
Owen Mcbride Receives Black Eye and
Injured Neck.

Two eX-messenger boys. one known
as Chick Maginnetti and Owen Nc
Bride. fought at an early hour yester-
day morning, and as a result, young
Mcbride is laid up at his home, pretty
badly used up.
The messenger boys had ball at
Renshaw hall Wednesday evening. Dur
ing the dance the two had trouble
and ''scraDped.' Later Maginnetti went
to the Independent Messenger office and
found Mcbride there. Hostilities were
renewed and Maginnetti struck Nc
Bride in the back of the neck and laid
him out. 1t was reported that Nc
Brides neck was broken, but this prov
ed not to be the case, though he is home
in bed with with his neck pretty badly
hurt and a bad looking eye. 1t is said
his condition Is not serious.