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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-30
Westernera In New York,

KEFI FI.It SPECIAL.
New York. July 20. - Hotel arrivals to-
West Ai''"
81. LOUISE. Ward. F. L. Drake. r. r.
Harris, Astor; J. A Mekeel. +. j. Woulfe,
r Green, Manhattan: C. j. Stroh. G. A.
EaI,:; broadway Central: J. w. KearneI.
SSolanu' \. X smith. Westminster; HI
lark Avenue: j. Schmetty. Imperial; w
y reGkei Jr Il, st Cloud; H.. w. Blair. New
man. NOrmandie; A. Jungk- Herald Sonare
Kansas city,. c. Nicholson, NJ. G. Bur-
WICK Plaza: F NJ. Bernardin. Manhattan:
man; r, ]. Boyd. St Denis: s. Ro.enfeidl
Bay state. A. ~
Springfield. NOV. UIlmann. Hoffman.
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REUNION AND PICNIC.
knights of Father Mathews Out
ing Largely Attended.

The reunion ard picnic of the Knights OF
Father Mathew were held yesterday after
noon at Ramona Park. The fine weather
brought out large crowd.
An interesting athletic programme was
carried out under the direction OF the mem
bers of the uniform rank of the order. SDe-
cial prizes were awarded to the winners Of
each event. There were several baseball
games between teams representing different
councils. boat racing and games. Irish Jig
music and dancing, mandolin playing and
orchestral selections.
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Due1l May Resfgu.

Syracuse, n. Y. July 29.-,,ommissiJner c
Patents Charles II. Duell contemolates
signing at an early day. TO devote his en-
tire time to his private business
The salary Of the Commissioner CT Pa
tents is 5000 q year. but Mr.. Duelrs patent
practice. when he is able to give IT his en-
tire attention, is much above that figure.
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VISITORS AT THE HOTELS,

William C. Jchnes is CUES. at the 81.
-. S. Fisher of Chicago is stopping at thu
Planters " "'o
". 4. Foley Of Poplar Bluff is stopping at
-Nelsen Chesmsn Of Pittsburg. Pa, is guest
at the Planters.
o. F. Powell OF Grand Rapids Mich &c -,
the ST. James. " AZ
George L. Weiss OF Cleveland. O.. is a CUES,
at the Southern.
M. IT. Battle and daughter OF Sherman Toy
at the LinJei. 1850
William r. Donovan OF Chicago is r.ris,srea
at the st. Nicholas
j. s. Hamin Of Milwaukee Wis is reris
tered at the I.ndell.
Miss T.. Chassell of Birmineham AL, ;s -,
guest at the Planters
Judge $. l.. Fuller of Birmingham Ala 4,
a guest q; the Planters. -
Manager Shaughnessy OF the IindcIi returned
yesterday from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Z. Mart Of Chicago ar.
stopping at the Lindell.
L. II. Smith and James Davis OF Louisville
KY. at the ST. James
Tom Randolph. a prominent banker OF Sher-
man. Tex. is at the St. Nicholas
j NJ. Selser and s. Il. Jones Of PHILADELPHIA
Pa. are stopping at the St. Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. HAYES and Mrs NJ
Hayes Of Chicago are at the Southern.
"A. ]. Barnard and r. X. Albright Of Buff
falo. n. Y. are registered at the Planters
Juan II. Freitache and Francisco Freitache
or Saltillo. Mexico. are guests at the Laclede
"A. r. Copeland William r. Wood and H. L.
Clark OF Boston are registered at the Planters.
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FOUR PRISONERS ESCAPED.
Choked Deputy Sheriff and His
Daughter Into Insensibility.

REPCBILC SPECIAL
Harrisonville, Mo, July 29-At o'clock
this evening when Deputy Sheriff Carey
Brous entered the Jail. where two white
ana Two coiored prisoners were confined,
he was overpowered by them. During the
struggle his 4-year-old daughter rushed in
TO help him. A negro caught and choked
escaped. A posse is in hot pursuit. Neither
Brous nor his daughter is seriously hurt.
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Denver and Colorado Springs.

One fare plus two dollars for the round
trip. Tickets on sale August l, Z and 81
Leave st. Louis in the morning, arrive the
next morning without change via Rock
Island Route, the short line and quickest
time. Office Rialto building
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Petoskey, Wequet0nsing, Mackinaw
and other Northern Michigan resorts Best
route IS via Vandalia-Pennsylvania lines.
Through sleeper leaves ST. Louis i n M.
daily; dining cars
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rheumatism, more painful in this climate
than any other afflction. cured by prescrip.
tion No. ISL, by Elmer & Amend.
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See This EvenisSs PAGERS.

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CITY ITEMS.

TO-DAY Crawford's people propose 10
estorish all Corners with the way they are
closing out all Summer Goods. Be there;
Il will pay you.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-30

Solid Gold Wedding Rings,
Newest designs, s. to $40. at Mermod 4;
Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust
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ALL afflicted with dyspepsia find relief
by DR.. Siegerts Angostura Bitters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
G0eHlTl MINING NEWS,
Golden Cochiti Tunnel Company
Working on the Dixie.
BATCH oF;nlSING NOTES.
Fnm Inand Herald.

ANtt kAMWN AANAHNNf
Work on the largest Undertaking In
this district wUs begun In Cola canyon
about ten days ago by the Golden COch-
90 Tunnel company. The scene Of opcr-
atiOus was visited hast SATURDAY morn
ing by a Herald reporter and b. him
was Disclosed the many promising pos-
sibllitios 81 the futarc for Bland ami
the surrounding district. The members
OF the company are. r. J. Curran. pres
ldcat. J. G.. I3ndridgo. vice president
George stubbs, secretary; William
jerks. gcncsal manager. A reprcscnta-
tive OF the company ia now visiting IN
the eastern oitioe and ho writes bich
that ne IL sailing stock readily at t2.5o
per share.
General Manager jerks now has a
small force OF experienced miners en-
ployed driving a tunnel. and just as
soon as thcrc 10 mOTo rUom made the
force VIII be Increased. Il Is expected
that three important leads win be- en-
counteisd within seven hundred feet
from the mouth Of the tunnel Accord
ing TO resent surveys the company pro
posos 30 follow the lines az mapped out.
and In doing ~ the tunnel viii be driv-
en- along The foot wall OF the mother
lp,iv uf the DISTRICT. thereby requiring no
dead work Thorp van BE- no doubt re-
gariing the quantity OF quality ~ the
ore IN that region. as the outorOppinga
on the several claims ~ thc company
can be tticcd "a distance OF more than
! 900 fest. and the yaluos are found TO be
ycry gtutifying to its owners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
A MrnnERrn pARpnNEp

Governor Otero has parloned william
NJ Hlg'htowcr, " Lincoln county. upon
the recommendation OF District Attor-
ney r. r. Matthew who was the pros
ecutlng attorney Tor the districi al that
Time the Rrand jury which indicted
him. the petlt jury which convicted him.
upon the petition VI nearly every man.
woman and child " that part of New
Mexico. and tho rcpurt OF Colonel
Goorge ". PrlichAr} 81 white Oaks,
who specially Investigated the case.
Hightowcr IN 1881 was sentenced
to eighteen years IN the pcniiontiary
fBf murdering man in a quarrel re-
sulting ffom an eftewpt N the victim
10 jump Hlghtowcr's mining claim and
his throats 90 KIN Hlghtowcr. The con.
viCted man escaped frIm the pcnitcn.
tiary. but EIGHT months ago voluntarily
returned Co she prison. Mru crumer
sirtor, spent the past two weeks Ia
Santa Ne and laid facts before the gov
ernor. which aren 20 establish liigh-
towers innocence OF the crime charged
against HAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
rnAIsEs rnoM NEEDLE.
The rye has something Good Co say About
the Pair.

The Eye has something Cood Co say About
the Pair.
rhe Needles bye. In commenting on
the approaching New Mexico fair. says.
The twentieth annual fair OF the New
Mexico Territorial association will be
held in the city OF Albuquerque frum
September rs 10 ~, 1900. and like the
exhibition given last fail. win be a
grand free street. fair and carnival.
There viii be base bail tug -of-war.
rock drilling. foot racing and many
other athletic sports The Midway
Plaisanoc ana THE ner0naut viii be Ia
evidence Two balloons VIII bombard
each other with rockets each evening
while In the air
During the week a grand trades dis
play and parade, with numerous attrao-
tive and costly hosts viii be given,
Among the many attractions Of the fair
llye bird shoot h contemplated and
the managers are oonferring with the
various bands u the country, which
viii result In procuring the very bes,
music Obtalnable. The fair and carnival
promises 10 be the fines, exposition ever
held la the southwest. The business
men of Albuquerque are aiding In every
way and their efforts viii be rewarded
By the biggest crowd Of visitors ever
assembled In the territory.
Tickets 90 the fair win be sold az all
station from Needles east az ~ cents
per mile, coming and gging, Tickets will
be sold Sept. n 20 "a. Inclusive, and viii
be limited 20 continuous passage Ia
each direction. with a final limit Of
Sept, a. thla beine the basis that wa
in erect last year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

NguiEst pisgglW Agnrnsy RoseF1 q.
oorrner. and Anqthpr against Thnlnns
&. Curtin. young lawyer Oiilcing with
the diairiN attorney
lie chnrgca thcin with alternating tn
affections ~ his wiz ,Caif Belle Isyugh
ran. nee Arthur. who Ia now al aan
FrauCis'o with her sister and asks
dauaEsa IN thc sum 81 t20. 900 frOan cach
81 tho defendants.
rbe paiuif @lcrea thut up 10 July
last hts wife was an ancutionats and
ioyiug wife. but that upon JUDY , and
every gay ana nlFht since until and In
Guiding July no. 001ncr ana Curtin
called az his hOmc, knuwing him to he
absent therefrUm az the Kansas city
d,mUvratic convention and supplied
her with lutoxicatlng llQuors and COM
United cfimiual acts
Mr goriner has entcrcd appearance
for himself and FOR Mr curtin. who Il
absent IN New Yoris AZ present. but Will
RETURN 90 push. toecthcr with Mr. uOrt
ner, the case against thcm a. a speedy
conclusion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

tte Mvnphis rallposd ~ v,lppiana rresir
dent Washburn = he rpegvora ana Tiers
" 10 EO0d reason 90 believe that be will
not get weil. a rcpoia received from
Airs Waahh,frn to-day states that NJ
Waahburu's condition - greatly Inn
proved. When n man ~ run down be-
cause of ovcrwOfk the boai remedy for
him a. rest While Mr. Washbufn u
recovering his sirengthh may be- neces-
sary Tor one ~ the diremofs tO dis
charge some ~ his duties az president"
Il j. known that one - the pufp0acs
Tor which the special meeting ~ the
Memphis directors WIS called In Boston
last Tuesday was to clc,,t a Vice presi.
dent 10 execute contracts while Prcai-
dent Washburn was iIl. The Vice pres
ident was 10 be selcctcd from nm0ng
the directors. u IN not known whcther
or mot thc selection was made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
LARGEn ROLLS ORDERED

The four small rolls whiuh have
Eraccd the platform Of the freight de-
poi In Thornton fOr che past six months.
were ioadcd on 90 hat CARS this week
and sent back 10 the Allls Machine
Works az Milwaukee. The machinery
had been consigned 90 the COchltl Gold
Mining company ai Albcmarle. but the
company decided To return them and
secure e larger pattern with greater ca
pacity r. w. smith, an expert mnch-
mist Of the Alb,maIle min, was assign
ed 60 the task % replacing them ON the
cars. Aside from "a few minor acci-
dents and The total destruction OF The
bis derrick on the platform, We are In
formed that shorty" succeeded admir-
ably In the faithful performance OF his
duty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
cEsrRAL SCHOOL DUrLDrSo.
BEARD Of Education To-day Accepted the
natidiag through Agent Christy.

Hoard 81 tducntton To-day Accepted the
naiidiag through Agent Christy.
Tho taxpayers ~ the city are b be
congratulated upon having one ~ the
most substantial buildings In the city
Constructed M a cost FAR below any
other 81 its kind ~ equal In tbe terri
tory. To whom II the credit due9 Tn
qUoHtionabiy TO the efficient sChyol
buidd.
Last January the president. n. W.
Hopkins. and mis- aaoaciatos. DON O.
Rankin. onward Dodd. Frank Bowsi a.
and a. a. Keen. conceived and exccutcd
a mctlrod by which % fair. open c0npe-
tition AMONG the aaVhttects cna,bied
them TO seicct "a plan that seemed bcst
suited to the need u the present hour
Time haa proved that they nsade no
mistake In the plan and that the sue
coesful competing archttoCi. Mr. Id
ward y. Criaty. has been a faith
ful, conscientious superintendent Mr
J W. McQuade. the contractor muy
weil be- proud vi the result obtained by
hts strict attention, not only % She let
ter, bat the spirit Of the plans and spec
lfcauOus and his sub-contractOrss.
Dodd a Leuybke. are certainly entitled
10 favorable comment On the Dob Of
ooncrvto. brick work and plaster tnai
they have done. and the work Of
Cnaties Quicr, the painter shows that
h. does his work la true workman
like manner
The Whitney company. who were the
lowest builders On the plumbing ami
heating contract. have. through their
competent foreman. Mr.. Murray, taken
gieat pride Ia having their work done
Ia a thorough and satisfactory way
IN design the building is strictly elias
steal the facade being divided into
three bays and accumulated by rolgnca
az CORNERS and windows OF socorro red
brick. while the main wall h OF bun
brick and the cornioe an arrangement
OF rcd and bun brick Surrounding the
whole ANA giving pleasing sky line. IL
the b1luntisidc Of bun and red brick A
central entrance is approached by hruad
stone steps. and h marked by brick pill
agtofS and arches. Il opens into a fne
wide hail. frOm which open the school
rOoms an we'll lighted. with splendid
ventilation ana arranged to be hoatei
with direct hot water heat. There are
Tour OF these ROOMS on the iifst ioor by
means OF two Wide stair cases the Assent
h made 10 the second floor. which h IA
vided into four large recitation rooms
an assembly ryom and board Of edu-
cation uJom with broad halls giving a.
rect entrance TO each. The stained .ead-
"a giUsa on the stair hnu.ng gives an
artistic touch to the whole arrange
msut
The toilet rOOms arr placed ia u build
Ing by themselves and are unei with
brick walls and cement noors and FIX
lures strictly up-to-dnte.
Taxpayers should visit this building
ana see what the board OF education
has done for them In securing by freely
giving their timc ana thought. this
building whore the children can obtain
every convenience toward "A good.
healthy development o. body A. we'll as
mind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

Deputy United states Marshal y. w
Hail OF Albuquerque. came ia from Du-
range last week with a warrant for the
arrest Of J. Il. Martin. the Largo "a
loon-keeper, on the charge OF selling
liquor 20 the Indians. The complaint
was sworn TO by Francisco Lucero and
one other party Martin appeared be-
fore United states Commissioner VIII
liam Locke, M Cedar Hiu Tuesday. who
placed him under 5000 bonds % appear
before the United States court at SANTA
20 IN September 10 await the action Of
the United states grand jury the bond
being promptly Furnished, Judge PEN
dlsiton was DESCENDANTS counsel san
juan County Index
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

Territorial fair posters dccurate the
bin boards about town. and our people
are planning TO be there with cheerful
countenanccs and woh-tihcd purses
The executive committee has invited
Governor Otcro 60 Esake the opening
speech. has signed a cOntrasN with W.
"A Wilson. ~ i.oa Angeles, for 81 600
display at nryworks made arrange
tnts with she American Amusement
company. - Dayton, ohio. Tor fourteen
acts daily. Including a balloon ascension
every afternoon ad evening, ami
tfunsnctei other business thnt will in
sure to all visitors week q grand
sport and pleasure San Marciul Bee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
rnRnE Rrns nRoKRN.

While hauling ore from the Mary e.
mine. Sierra county. last saturday, John
Dawson met with SERIOUS accident.
When leaving the min, the wagon over
turned. taking VIA d, horses AMI dsiv-
ar. owing 10 the density 0f brush
where the accident happened. Mr.. paw
son could nos gen away from the en-
tangled horses, who fell upon him. hsid
~ bruising one foot ana breaking three
ribs. Thc injured imam WIS Immediately
taken 60 Hillsboo aud h. getting along
nicely under the ture Of Dr. Given,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
rrrrrrN NrMBrRs nrsioN.
Important Action ~ Meeting of th'
san o. Itre Company.

Nnh a W htff company
\ meeting o. Chemical Engine com
piny No. :. Wua held yesterday and
was called 10 or,icr by j. v. Conway.
foreman. says the New Mexican The
other members in attendance were As
sistant Foreman c. G.. Pierce. Secretary
r. n. McCabc y. 9. Detteibaoh. W.
Miller J. Miller J. Ward. D. Gutter
man. J. sullivan. J. Tapls, j, Perez H.
Shoemaker, r. SwOpe, n. Ward ans $.
jimeuez Absent. Representative J. y.
sloan and y. Alarid. Upon motion % r.
G. Dettelbach and J. Miller the money
now In bank. which is credited 10 the
treasurer ~ Chemical Engine company,
No. I. will bc turned over TO the trcnsur-
81 OF the Santa Re Glee club. The
secretary and treasurer were also In
structed 20 place an books and property
OF the company IN good condition and
turn them over 10 the secretary OF the
SANTA Ne FIRE board as soon as possible
Upon motion OF r. n. McCabe and j..
sullivan it was resolved 60 tender the
thanks OF the company to the hro board
and tO the citizens 0f Santa Re Tor their
Kind treatment IN the past Tho mem
bcrs present then rendered their reslg-
nation as members Of Chemical Engine
company. No /. the resignation to take
erect Immediately
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

A movement n on foot 10 pH n one
haN-cent GOING IN general use In the
United States. Several suggestions
have been made TO the government. and
a document was presented signed by
the heads ~ the big department. stores
IN the various large cities throughout
the country showing the needs for this
nncney IN making change. Progress
finds Etany methods ~ improvements,
bat Tor hall a century past. In spite Of
many mutations nothing has arisen b.
equal Hostctter's stuluaoh Blttcra the
greatest benefactor the human ruco has
ever kuown. This medicine CURES con.
Htipation, Indigestion. dyspepsia. bill
iousncsa, nervousness ami slceplcsHncss.
olso prevents malaria. fever ana aguc.
BE sure 10 got the genuine with our
privte Revenue Stamp over the neck II
the bottie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
A MERcHANr srIcInEs.

T.. J. Phillips, Huicided at his stOrv In
Jicgurllla Thursday morning by shoot
Ing himself with "a 4t-calibre revolver.
l'aihips was "a c0nsumpuve. and de-
spondeucy h supposed 10 bee the cause
az his taking his own life, says the
White Oaks Ease. lie has said rcpoat-
eddy that when he was ~ longer able
q look after himself that be wOuld end
his life.
Tho body was found by John Duucan
this morning and the deed VISA cprn-
United presumably al an early hour. he
has no relatives To- This territory, but
has niece living in Beaver, Colo. lie
has been merchandising Ia the Jlcar-
HAS Tor twp or three years. going there
from the state Of New York
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
ATTEMpTED IAN DELIvERY.

An attempted iai break at the coun-
t. jail Thursday nigin came very near
being sticccssful. Tailor Miaals Baca
was taking one uf his customary walks
aruund thc outside of the ian between
10 and n clock when hia attention was
attracted by picking and scraplug
sound In the brick wall A little luves-
ugation developed the fact th.u n tie
Weaver and Charlie Leggctt had
wrenched an iron bar from one 81 The
jail doors ana using this aH an insstru-
mont, we're digging their way 10 liberty.
Ia ave minutes more they would have
accomplished their purpose. Jailer
Baoa deserves cerdit for his Natchful-
ncsa. --Sucorro Chieftain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
rrnnhir.nns to the Army.

During the ciyil war. as well 0s In
our late war with spain. diarrhoca was
one OF the most troublesome diseases
the army had 10 contend with. In many
lgHtances Il became chronic and the old
soldiers still suffer from IL. MIR, David
Tay'iOr. OF Wind Ridge. Green county.
Pa. IL one Of these. lie uses Chamber
iain's Cole Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy ana says he never found any
thing that would give him such quick
relief II ls for sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

John nopcy a real typical travelling
plfnter. who visits the Shops" (aa he
caila thcnO every two years, ls again
IN the city and was visitor al the
local shops" to-day, lie says be was
formerly from The east" but COM
monccd printing al Corinne. Utah. IN
1874 since which time he has held fsy-
orll distribution" jobs IN the Stops 4"
ne Inquired FOR work. but stated that
ho would Wolt until the hands Got
anolnd. lie said that he usually walk
"a, but sumo times rode, owing 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
A nnnAK ron I.InERrY

Barl Thonpnln. The young man con-
nnoi la the county iali for horse steal
iuR madc "a break r1f liberty hast F'ri-
day night, says the sielru County Ad-
vocatc. The "Blrl" was engaged In
manual lahor. saying nothing, but
saving wood" in the iail yard. and at
an opIortune time got over the fcnco
y. a. q. and made Tor the hills Deputy
sheriff Sanchez Immediately got onto
the feiios % galt ana ovorhnuici him
and landed him IN the coolcr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
run AT A CRAP GAME

Crap gamcs have been the direct
cause ~ two rcccnt disturbances. each
81 which ias cndci IL bloDirfhop and only
narrowly easapcd ending la Ling. says
the silver city Enterprise
Wednesday afternoon, "arag' Knox.
foreman ~ the CrOwfoot Cattlc com-
pdny. came 10 town and before he rca-
llaed a. PERHAPS. John BsricyoOrn got
a strange hold on him. and In the
course " his Wrestling Mr. Knox feit
THAI the wVrld was against him. and he
prUccesled Co carve pathway for him
aoif, but was brUugnt up short In "a
startling and stti,ien manner.
Several eye witnesses 20 that which
Occurc1 la the White House Saloon say
that Mr. Knox became invOlved Ia a
dispute over the crap Etmo and his
FIRST act was 10 throw a atOol az the
head VI The deaicr. when demonstrated
win by tho proprietor. he ia said TO
have pulled knife. which caused a
falling away frOsn him on the part 81
tha bystaislee, Al Ibis stage Deputy
Sheriff George Blair insisted upon his
giving up the knife. which he refused
. do. anG, scOuNiing % eye WITNESSED,
virtually wcm after the deputy sheriff.
Blair was unarmed, but Ia seeking Zoe
a sun b,'hind the bar he found a base
bali bat. which ho used with telling e.
feet upon Mr. kuox's head.
The blow had a quietlng innucuce and
here the episode ended.
Mr. Knox waa arrtigned b,.f0re Judge
NeWcomb. waived examination and
was bound over to the grand jury in
$500
INJURY PROVED FATAL
Recently TcOdOcio llumero, of this
city. accidentally scratched one o. hls
arms, but he considered the injury too
trivial to demand any medical ntten-
ton. says the Las Vegas Republican.
B,ood poisoning resulted, however, ami
on Monday the unfortunate man died
uhcrefFtm.
The deceased gentleman was IS years
OF age and lof, a wife and two children
10 mourn the loss 0f "A kind husband
and iningem father. lie was good
citizen and displayed his patriotism by
enlistlug In the army after war was de-
cisrod against spain.