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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

The marriage of Assemblyman Cyrus f. |ae' OF
Queens County, and Miss Mary F. Price took place
at the home OF the latter. No go HancocK-st.' on
Thursday evening. The officiating clergyman was
the Rev DR.. Fleming rector Of the Cnurch OF 'he
Epiphany The bride who is orphan, was given
awav nv her brother Frank Price. OF Providence.
r l. Joseph A. Guider. OF Brooklyn. also an as
semblyman, was the best man Nj and Mrs, Sdl =
will sail 10 day on the French Line steamer La
Gascogne for Havre They will spend three months
in travel and will return by way OF LONDON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
MAY GET FIFTEEN YEARS.
DAILY PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT IN THE
FIRST DEGREE.

Christopher Daily who May ~ stabbed John
English the wealthy shipbuilder Of No. 1876 Clinton
ave- because the latter had driven him away from
the house yesterday pleaded guilty Of assault In
the first degree before Justice Asphalt in the
County Court. DAILY who has served two terms In
the penitentary for previous assaults. was sent
back 10 jaiI and will be sentenced on Monday 1t
is thought that his sentence viii be severe The
extreme penalty is fifteen years.
DAILY did not seem 10 care az ne sat before the
Judge and showed indifference to everything that
was asked or that went on about him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
MOTHER IN HOSPITAL; FATHER IN PRISON

Mortcair June (SpeciaD.-Mrs. Matilda hagen
is at the Mountansiie Hospital suffering from
severe burns received at her home. In Corby Lane,
West Orange where she lived with her six chill
dren near the top OF the mountain. and supported
herself bv doing Homework. Mrs. Hagen was
burned on Wednesday night by lamp exp'oohe
and setting fire TO her clothes. Her husband is
now in prison for feonious assault The SIX emil
dren are being cared for at the home OF negnoors
Mr.. Hagen,s condition Is sald 70 pc seIous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
THIEVES STOLE WEDDING GIFTS.

rhiaves entered the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Aylburton Willis at No. AS Westinghouse
on Sunday night. May Is, and stole siiVeIware ana
ents All Tho articles marked w r b. or
Wtnnifred Frvwe Brandt the maiden name OF Mrs
Willis The police are investigating ne case winch
has just been made publio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
KIDDER CAUGHT AGAIN.

HIS PROMISE TO THE COURT IN JANUARY LAST
YEAR NOT FULFILLED.
ceoreA = Kidder sixty years old arraigned
Yesterday morning in the Adams-st. police court
on charge OF having passed worthless checks
He was arrested on Thursday night by Detective
lanes Roche anu held for the Special Sessions.
q II Condit. cashier Of the East Orange Bank,
testified that for nine months they had been receV-
ing checks SAID 10 have been passed by Kidder.
One was for So on the Clarendon Hotel. and some
moro nm real estate agents. grocers and others.
The prisoner was held for the same offence In
January 1895 He was found guilty. but sentence
was SUSPENDED owing 10 his promise 10 redeem the
neck which he had given TO a tailor. He never
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

Mrs Henry Griem entertained the euchre cruz
OF which she is a member at a luncheon al the
Borough Park clubhouse on Wednesday feature
OF the luncheon was the presentation OF diamond
pin Miss Jean S. Taylor. Of NO loo "lsoh-S',' II,
tion % her work as secretary OF the club.
which has been in existence eight years. Later
in the afternoon euchre was played the prizes pels
taken by Mesdames Brusheber. Banon, HotZ' Johh-
son, Evans and Figge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

Mrs. Edwin Knowles. of No. sS Lafayeue-aVe''
gave an afternoon tea on Thursday for members
OF the Professional Womans League Her Irlenas
presented to her a set of the Encyclopedia britain
nlca' In thirty volumes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
mp gFDGES IN OFFICE.

A,har, June Job T. Hedges OF New-York
the newly appointed Deputy Attorney General
arrived in Albany to-day and took the oath oil
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
JOHN A. ZAREGA MISSING.

TENpERLoIN POLICE ASKED By SON TO
LOOK FOR HIM
The West Thirtieth-st station police were asked
early this morning to send out a general alarm FOR
John 4 Zarega seventy years old who lives in
the fashionab bic apartment-house. the Martinique
Al No - West Thirty-thrd-st His son reported
the disappearance He said his father had not
been seen since early in the evening when he went
out for his accustomed walk. He had never before
been assent in this way and his family are much
alarmed CAPITAL, Prices men al once began
search for the missing man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
UOuAN CRUCIFIES HERSELF.
DRIVES SPIKES THROUGH BOTH FEET AND
HAND WHILE INSANE.

Burlington Vt. June while impeled win me
insane ida that on certain DAY she mus uOiis
herself after the manner of the crucihXlon OF
resus Christ Della Dutully forty-two years Old
a domestic drove spikes through both feet ana one
hand using hammer, this forenoon. and lay down
70 die She was taken 10 the hospital where she
was calm and apparently in no great pain she VIII
recover II blood poisoning does not result Iio t1
nails To those who saw her after the crucihXlon
the woman said she had known that she must 90
the thing for several DAYS and that the DAY was
actually some time ago She said atonement LOT
sin compelled her 20 40 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
,Rs JAEoBowSKI SUES FOR DVoRcE

1ondon. June Mrs Clara Jakobowski is suing
here for divorce from her husband, Edward
.Jakobowski The parties were married In New
York in 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
SUIT FOR PEW RENT.

A wE1L-KNOwN LAWYER THE DEFENDANT IN
AN UNUSUAL ACTION.
The papers in suit for $500 for pew rent were
filed in the courts In Newark yesterday by counsei
for the First Presbyterian Church Of East orange
against Joseph L. Mum, OF East orange me
trustees Of the church allege that Mr.. Mum owes
tho rent from August l. 1889. TO November !, 1879.
The total amount due was 500 but on February g.
1Sa5 and April IL 1897 payments of 800 were made
on account Mr. Mum IL a wel-known lawyer,
and is counsel for the Essex Board OF Freehoiders
and for the Essex Park Commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
CARNEGIE'S GIFT TO STEVENS.

TT WILL ENABLE THE INSTITUTE TO BUILD
ITS ENGINEERING LABORATORY
President Henry Morton OF Stevens Institute OF
Technology. Hoboken. yesterday announced that
Andrew Carnegie has offered to give $4,000 to the
fund being raised for the purpose OF building
an engineering laboratory. Mr.. Carnegies generos-
Ity will enable the authorities of the institution TO
proceed without loss OF time In erecting the new
building and making other improvements AT STE
vens including the construction OF chemical laoo-
ratory, which have been in contemplation Tor a
long time. -. III,
In his letter 10 President Morton offering the GIT
TO the institute. Mr. Carnegie said: we owe mucn
Stevens for many valuable men nave come 70
us from it."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
REBELLION on THE UPPER AMAZON.

Lima, Peru via Galveston, Tex) June - ne
news that a rebellion had broken out al lqui'os
on the Upper Amazon caused profound disgust
hera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

Dr. and Mrs Emmett Dnsmore. OF Eighty-four'h-
st. and Eeventh-ave., have gone to Europe TOT tne
summer.
The Burke County news., 1899-11-24
Sale Land.

BY virtue of d deed of mortgage ex-
ecuted Sept. 2+th, 1894. by Bart Zim-
norman and wife Nancy. in order TO
secure the payment of the sum OF Two
Hundred and Seven dollars. will. at
the Court House or in Morganton. y.
c., on Monday, December 11th. lSoe.
sell for cash the two tracts Of land
situate in Burke county and bounded
as follows;
First Tract. on a hickory
and runs west 90 poles to Il stake: then
north 88 poles to a stake; then west o.,
poles to stake: then south SO pole, 10
hickory; then west p poles 70
stake; then south 81 poles to pine;
then south 20 degrees east 100 poles 10
stake; then north 8S poles to the
beginning.
Second Traction south side Of
above tract; beginning on stake and
pointers in public road and runs north
II degrees east 26H poles to pine IN
Johnson's line; then south 20 degrees
east with Johnson line 125 poles 70 a
hickory; then south 35 poles to a stake
corner of church lot: then south = de-
grees west Is poles to a stake IN pub Ic
road. church corner: then north 81 de-
grees west with public road llS', poles
to the beginning.
Containing, in both tracts. = acres
Terms of sale cash.
This November 10th, 1900.
G.. W. HENRY, Mortgage.
The Burke County news., 1899-11-24
Sale of Navy Land

By virtue of a mortgage d..,
executed to the undersign4j ~ ."
the Goth day of April, \ ~
1895, by John l.. NAVY ani
Sarah A. Navy, his wife an5 i
registered in the Regi>,%er.s %
Office of B lrke county, on An,;l
%, 1895, in Book A no. , naoa
446. we will sell at public anc
ton. for cash, at the Com,
House door in the town Of Norl
canton. on Saturday, the 2:srb
day of November, 1860, between
the legal hours of sale, all the
following described piece e.
Parcel of land, lying and being
in Upper Greek township
Burke county. North Carolina
and known and designated as
follows: Avery and Branch
lands. adjoining II. r. Branch
and Joseph Williams: hegin-
ming on a dead chestnut and
runs east 81 poles to a pine:
then with the meanders of the
ridge, south west course, to
stake in II. r. Branch's, near
the foot of said ridge; then
so nth with Branch's line
so poles to a stake; then west
23O poles to a stake; then north
Il degrees east $50 poles to the
beginning, containing 155
acres, more or less.
Said sale made by reason of
defa ult in the payment of the
balance due on note sec lred by
said mortgage deed.
This 26th day Of Oct, 1899.
l.. A. WARD and
r. +. GOODSON,
Mortgages
Nj. SILVER. Attorney.
The Burke County news., 1899-11-24
SaleOfLand
FOR TAXES.

Bv virtue of levies made by me for
default in payment of State and county
taxes for the W ars 1895, 1896. and 1897,
l will expose to public sale, for cash,
at the Court House door in Morganton.
n. c.. on Monday, Dec. 4th. 1899. the
various lots and parcels Of land herein
named.
The whole of each tract or contigu-
Gus body of land belonging to delinqu-
ents will be set up for sale at the same
time and the bid will be struck off to
him who will pay the amount of taxes,
with all expenses, for the smallest
part of said land. The purchaser must
pay the amount due on the spot or the
land will be mmediately resold.
Each tract will be sold in the order
named below, and the sale will con-
tinue from day to day until all is dis
posed of.
The Burke County news., 1899-11-24
Notice..

Having qualified as executors of the
last will and testament of W. E. Brit
tain. deceased. this is TO notify all per-
sons having claims against the estate
OF the deceased to present them to the
undersigned on or before the 18th dav
of November. 1900. or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate W i'll
Please make Immediate payment.
This 18th day of Nov. iSon
J. &. RAMSEY,
J. ". BRITAIN.
Executors.
The Burke County news., 1899-11-24

Aug. %, Molt Clark guard 375
.. Leith Gordon guard 5000
Aug. %. Jim Walton guard 90
Aug. 81, Burke Co Bank interest
on note renewed 10 1oI
Aug. 81, P Sudderth f,r Ed
McElrath 50 ~
Sept. /. John Clark nurse Il 80
. Mary Collect work pest h 90
Thos 100
IS ,, John Clark nurse 10 co
s. NJ kibler for Geo Hol-
der guard 900
Sept. ,, NJ B Kibler mdse for pest
house ) 50
Sept. 4, NJ Edmonson -four for h 90
s. W A Leslie for Rob Ross - 40
s. 5, DR. E Warlick II 90
8 II Wilson for r b Ross so
s. Jim Walton guard ) 90
Sept. Z, John Clark nurse ! so
s. DR. Jno Tu11 drug ph 25 81
$ 9, Herbert Kibler work l so
$ VIM Collett work 90
s. p, Mrs W r Marbut milk 10 SIS
s. 20, Burke Co Bank interest
note renewed II II
Sept. p, Mrs T Walton goods
for pest house 10 90
Oct. ,, ] H Wilson for Rob Ross 20
s John Clark nurse 20
3, May & Lane groceries for
pest house 50 GO
Oct. Il, John Clark nurse II
s. s. s. 5 90
pest house 20
The Burke County news., 1899-11-24
TOWN EXHIBIT.
Continued from other side of this sheet J

Aug. II, " c Erwin wire 375
:. 81. JW Wilson Jr freight bill o.
. 81, - express - IS
Sept. I, T p Scott wood II 3
g ?, PS Sudderth salary Aug. 20 90
. 7. Hamp Giles reg deed l 50
. II, c X McNeely salary Aug 50 90
$ IS exp to Marion / As
s. Bruce Walton labor 81
/" 26, d a Tompkins supplies 48 48
8 Sou Elec Co supplies II 10
Oct. ?, p $ Sudderth salary Sept 20 90
s. Sou Ry Co freight 81
$ d c Pearson stamps for G
X McNeely 50
$ John Chapman stone and
labor 1925
Oct. 5, J w Wilson Jrexpress bill O.
. # p Scott wood 81 IS
. 10, c r McNeely salar; Sept so OO
8 NJ Hdw Co supplies 90
s. NJ NJ & T Co lumber 80
8 d c Pearson box rent 50
. 20, Sou Exp Co ex to Phila IS
. -, Alpine Cot Mills waste 9S
$ T G Cobb printing SO
The Burke County news., 1899-11-24
LEGAL BLANKS.

Warranty Deeds. Mortgage
Deeds. Trust Deeds. Bonds
for Title. Chattel Mortgages
Magistrates Blanks. Lanu
Posters, etc, for sale lhvap'
in small or lar~e q,an.,ie>'
at THE News of *.
Old Hogan corner, up~tai'''
The Burke County news., 1899-11-24
SMALLPOX FUND.

May Is, Borrowed from Burke
County Bank $3.50 q
June "a, Borrowed from Burke
County Bank 587 8
July, Reed DR. L Laxton vac
cine points L
July, ReC'dBF Davis amt returned 8
The Burke County news., 1899-11-24

CEMETERY FUND.
RECEIPT.
oct. 10. w E POwe for burial
Mrs Martha Tate in Episcopal
graveyard IS 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14
SLAUGHTER OF DUCKS.
Crusade win Begin Early Tomorrow
Morning Many Hunters Leaving.

iy daylight tomorrow morning tho
banks % the jordan river ind thH
fUumps and rlourha ON over the Ior-
dan bottoms viii De- lined with eagle.
Dyui Nimrods. looking f9r the IAN "har-
vHat' OF ducks. nut u ~ not becnuHc
o'l Of tho rroriHmen delight IN shooting
flu1uH. that they will be- out tomorrow.
but Dc iH because the game law operH
Tho season Ht ,h1t time. and rather thlu
hold un and NILS entirely The pleasure
ui duck HhuutInN. they nre going t1 join
in ihe crusade ON this Kind uf FimU.
Many local HpnriHnsu. however de-
pllfr the fHCt that The season opens Zoe
morrow. those WHO have hal UVpHr-
Dnur contend that the waters uf Utah
win bu covered with young ducks. uU-
able tn ny ana that re- WhuIeHHlU H|nuEh-
Ter viii onHuo. ln which u club viii bU
almost un useful nH u Wuu.
Further objections To- tho early EmD
fenHon, Dr. found Boo the fact that it ls
quito warm. too warm. loo fact iu bring
ducks home from long distance. from
Hear river Tor Instance. ard morrow .T.
Cd. squads ar" not very good eating uH
Despite the annoyed feelings of ths
huutUfH, uul the general aversion iu
hunting Hn early. there viii hu literal
army march out uf Salt Lake tonight
and iu tho morning
Several parties start thlH evening flr
Bear River bay. near CuHuue a uuma
Der of others nre H0lug Co sprinryIIlH
90 duplptp tho duck population uu
Spring and Utah lakes. but the nine
Iurity uf Salt Lake hunters viii be cone
tent with uBtf1'IuF che banks uf Che
Jordan. and ak.rmIHhIuF che HIuuEhH
aud ponds up 90 White md Decker
lukoH aud the large Fllt rWumps near
the mouth 90 the Jordan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14
JURORS FOR OCTOBER TERM


Mt r. W. Little. deputy clerk Of tho
Third district court. today drew tho
names ~ nfty persons who will be- re-.
quired 20 serve ns petit Jurors IN tho
criminal and civil divisions, Tor tho
october term. commencing Tuesday.
October srd. The ramH= of those drawn
f1r the clyil court. presided over by
Judge cherry are as fo.loVu' Hyrum
a. Silver. stephen =. Newman, william
"a. NswboId. Evan stephens NJ J..
Chcraym,n. Josiah Burrows, James
cuut Alex. nils. h. %. Ranaohon.
"huries 81 rlrloh. q. o. Ilool-,. VII
liam 8 Thofno. George ID. PIPER. W. =.
llrudHWuu, irtHC UrUgkbAnk. Joseph
iibburd Vincent Shuftl'r. John South.
. u. Kendall. q. 10 Hyde. Jurgph l..
Haywood. Ir Alma o. Davis, MDlvyn
g.. Morris, Edwin Frost William Andcr-
con.
Those required 20 do service In tho
criminal branch. presided over hy Judge
Nurrull urvs Thomas Hancock. 70.
Chamberlain. William Il Hardy Martin
EWmunlHon. Daniel DuyH, ~. u. Hap
good. j. r, CruNnil. Low o. Ritter Hobnr
3. cutler Charles g. Carter Grurgu
Mullnti Nicholas TruWHvk John 10.
Humlln. John W polnnu John w. Hhr-
l'il spencer ClnwHnn i 81 EllorbeCk.
James Ear1loy %. siiiDWay. Daniel j.
Garrison. ~. p. Evans. Albert W.
stevenson Charles ~. Plant. Lewis An.
iruH. q. 8. Holmes.
a NrnlrU viii De- issued shortly. and
'nch M the parties named will be nuti-
hI 2 when 90 appear lu court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Prominent Irlshmen IN New York
Guy lluEh ut tho story from Capetown
70 the eject that 10000 lrishmen In
New York are ready 20 help the Trans
Nanl in case N war with England.
Colonel Charles Dcnby. a TT-I.
her ot the Philippine come
mission, has cahlod that he win SAN
Iur homo mes soon ug he can complete
lhv business upon which he Is engaged
The Gould lines I'm Texas are RAPIDLY
urfnnTlng 90 test business grounds
Win the Huntington system Thuv
propose 90 do this by porlllelIug tho
latter limos lH much ns possible through
northern Texas and thence 10 the guif.
q Now bedford, Mass. last night.
Eddie Mcnuiho defeated Ben Muuros
ln "a twonty-mlle motor-paccd rnre al
liultouMoul track, MCDufle led after
ne. second mile The third mile Waa
hidden in 1885, Time Tor race, $3.50.
Tho annual reunion OF the National
Association ~ Mexican Veterans met
In Indianapolis yesterday About i25
veterans, representing more than half
the States, were present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14
U. P. WRECK REPORTED.
Ogden Office, However, Denies the Cor
rectness Of the Story.

a wreck on the Union Pacific at soma
point east Of ogden was reported this
Afternoon, with a consequent delay az
the Incoming passenger train of Ave
houra
General Passenger Agent Clay knew
nothing u the matter. however. but on
Inquiry being made at the ogden ONCE
the cNplnnatoln was made that there
had boon no wreck. but that the train
has been delayed Tor the length Of
time stated. on neco1nt Of a failure to
make prompt connections with eastern
roads. This Information was pleasing
news TO several Salt Lal,ers who had
friends on board. II is now said tho
short Llno train will reach horc about
5 3. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14
ESTATE ~ rnaur DAnLrNo
sou iil". Petition FOR Letters ~ Admins
tratiun-=N Value OF proprfty.

In the matter N the estate OF Phnbs
\, 10. Darling, deceased Elmer a.
Darling, son of the deceased. nled a
petition lu The probate court today ask
lng that ho be- appointed ndmluIatrator.
The petition says that phmbs A. B.
Darling, q widow, died Ion thls city in-
iesinto April 90 1883. aged 90 years.
THERE are four surviving children. ts
fullnwa. Tho petitioner. aged %. Elrr
b Darling, ~ Jennie H.. MCgurfiu. q,
ana l"ttlc u. Dnchc. %. all residing ln
this city,
The estate 1f docrdcnt consists of tho
following House and Dot In salt Lake
city valued ut $500, cncumbersd bv
H MORTGAGE ~ $500, tho annual In.
come thnrUfrum amounting o. $50. "a
house aud lot ln Paw Paw. Michigan.
Geo from remembrance. valued al U D..
200, Tho annual Income tharafrDm
amounting 10 about so. The deceased
luft GOO will.
Edward McGurrin IL attorney for
petitioner
Golden brown, sentenced 10 thra8
years yesterday Tor escaping from prls-
ON, VIII De placed on trial tomorrow Tor
burglary To the casual observer n
'ruiy herinH Co look aa though Goldis
Uah up against g."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14
THREE FIRES.
Department Called out - Residence
Badly Damaged Loss 500.

Tho nrc department answered three
calls yesterday afternoon and evening.
The first call was to grass hrc on
Firth East and First South. 10 be- FOL.
lowed at $3.50 by 10 stiil alarm from
RILEY a Floods saloon on East Temple
street. n defective hue being tho cause.
AZ ; o'clock the same cause was pro-
ductivo Of 500 blaze nc 24 A street.
a four-room cottage, owned By Mrs.
turnulln Thomson and occupied By g.
v. Decker. who first discovered the
fiamea eating into tho roof Through
Horne MISUNDERSTANDING the telephone
alarm called Tor ga Main instead ~
25i A street After some delay the APP
parntuH located the frc. but before the
blaze was cXtinguiHhcd the roof was en-
tlrrly destroyed and the furniture badly
damaged. The loss 90 the building IA
placed M $500 and $500 ON contents
both are Insured, the former FOR 81 900
and the latter $3.50 The Home Tlrr uf
Utah carries tho Insurance on the
building while Young a Fowler wrote
the policy ON the furniture The nd.
judlcatinn Will likely ho made within
the next day ur two,
This IRE again shows tho nood uf "a
nru station uu tho bench Insurance
men say they are getting very weary
~ paying losses which would have been
partial had they been Within quick
reach NJ tho Gre department. but which
urs nearly always total because NJ their
being on the bin. whore the flames
cause heavy damage before the horses
n the Gre department can puu the en-.
unc up tho steep, II ls not unlikely
that the Insurance men viii Join in the
movement tn urge the city Council Co
establish branch of tho nrH depart
moht somewhere Ten the Twentieth ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14
WOUND SEE TnE RACES.

fhtil'h Mhilhr' boy or seventeen,
attempted TO SEQ the bicycle races last
nirht al the salt ppiar. without urrt
,.,i,,, ,,..,,,.,, 49,. ,.,.....,t,.. w., .....I...
h''"h '''"A" "'. '"'N'Nl''s OBJ paying
the price uf admission. Tie was spotted
Ia his game hy "a pulac. ptIIrpmau
,,.,,,.t ,yntf.... ~.
ana struck MIN With'n heavy cane and
badly bruised his wrist. tho lad having
is.i,aft '''a y" I,.'.,' hta n.AHf