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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-13
She Wanted to Die.

FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Nov. 12.-Mrs.
Prairie committed suicideaby hanging
herself to a rafter in the attic of her
house. She was eighty years old and
her mind was unbalanced. She had taken
aeonite, and tried to drown herself be-
fore. s9i
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-13

tate in the county. One of the examiners
said the books in several counties were
in terrible shape, this being especially
true of the western part eff the state.
1t seems that the company interested
is paying especial attention to tax titles
issued under the Wood law that was
passed in 1897.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-13
They Go a-Visitin e.

MORTIFIED, Mimi. Nov. 1.-THE
psychology and the sociology classes of
Carleton college, accompanied by their
Instructor, Professor E. w. Lyman, visit
ed the state institutions at Faribault
yesterday a-aEf
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-13
GOT IT AT LAST.
Mrs. Eastman, Sister of Carter Har.
rison, Secures a Divorce.

rison, Secures Divorce.
DEADWOOD, S. D., Nov. 12.-Mrs So
phie Harrison-Ea stmaa was today grant
ed divorce from Barrett Eastman, a
Chicago journalist, on 1.-THE ground of
non-supp5rt.
Mrs. Eastman is sister of Mayor Har-
rlson, of Chicago. She had been accom-
panied during her forced residence in
South Dakota by her brother-in-law, Will
liam Preston Eastman. In few days
they viii go to New York to reside.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-13
Cut His sisters Throat.

Battles cut the throat of his sister, Bes-
sic, last night, infiicting a fatal wound,
and then slashed his own throat in a fu-
tile attempt at suicide. He is believed To
be insane.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-13
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Ey id MEANS BUSINESS.

The Central Electric Company of La
Crosse Buys Two Entire Blocks.
Special to The Globe.
LA CROSSE, Wis. Nov l2.-The Cen
trail Electric company, which was recent
~ granted a franchise by the council. to-
day purchased the entire block between
Second and Front streets, upon which
its plant will be erected. There are al
ready two large buildings upon the site,
and these will be used for the central
DYNAMO rooms.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-13

Inc authorities of Little Rock, Ark.
have announced that they viii have Tho
supposed Newell c. Rathbun, now under
arrest at Louisville, KY, brougK< here
TO testify in the inquest over the corpse
sent here as the body of Rathbun. whose
NE was insured Tor $4,000 1t is supposed
that there will be enough acquaintance
OF Rathbun to identify him positively
when he is brought back.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-09
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THE HEART OF THE SOUTH"
A beautifully illustrated book giving
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B. p. WYLY, Jr., r. E. LUTZ,
G. P. & T. A, Traffic Mgr.
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-09

New Towns! New Opportunities!
Last year 12O, 900 head of cattle passed
ver this new t~horoughfare. This
ear the number will reach zoe, 900
head.
Stations from Roswell east are within
thirty to thirty-five hours Of Kansas
feed lots and no need oe unloading
stock in transit.
Shipping stations on the line in per-
fect order. Portales, Bovina, Here
ford and Canyon City can accommo-
date with feed and water 5000 to
10, 200 head of cattle each.
Bona-fide settlers wanted. Every eff
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assist them.
An abundance of wateri Rich soil
Cheap lands! Quick transportation
and fair, honest rates.
For particulars as to the various open
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neighborhood, address
d. H. NICHOLS, Gen. Manager, or
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-09
DIR. Nc CHE HOK
Graduate Chinese Physician

Over 20 q OF
pertence In treating
all diseases OF mer
women.
He u
cure Blood Poison
Lost Manhood, Skin
diseases, Dropsy.
6onorrhoeA
S~crofula, Paralysis.
Rheumatism, Dis
eases of Brain, Heart
Kidneys. Liv-
Bladder, and ali
Female Complaints
All diseases cured
exclusively by b
iese herbs without,
surgical op erafous
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-09

three days in a week. I have been treated by
the best doctors in this city. but got no help.
Some said / had cancer of the stomach, others
catarrh. others dyspepsia. Then 1 wrote to
you for advice. You advised the use of your
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pei
lets These medicines 1 have taken as directed.
I commenced to get better from the start. and
have not lost a day this summer on account of
my stomach. 1 feel tip-top. and better than 1
have for ten years"
Keep the bowels healthy by using DR..
Pierce's Pellets. They don't grippe.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-09


the attack passes.
IF his
meets a right an
swer, he'll be told
that his seizure is
a warming to pay
mor attention to
his stomach, which
is already deranged
by irregular meals
and rich foods.
Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
diseases of the
stomach and or
gans of digestion
and nutrition. 1t
eliminates from the
blood disc S e
breeding Poisons.
1t makes the blood
rich and pure, and
furnishes a found
alton for sound,
physical health.
rAbout ten years
ago I began to have
trouble with IN y
stomach writes Mr..
VIM. of SIS
Walnut Street, Lorain,
Ohio. at got so bad
that I had to lay off
quite often-two and
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-09

Entirely North Of the Quarantine Line
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-09

Consultation Free
hours: ga. TO 8 y. M; Sundays. 10 q. n
Co 4 y. m.
OFFICE los MYRTLE AVE
Oc San Antonio ST.. next Delaware Fur.
uiture Store.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-09
What Is II?

A man who has been running a al
with steam and electricity for years,
finds himself suddenly stopped. 1t
seems as if a cold hand clutched his
heart. His brain whirls he can hardly
see. what is it?D he asks himself as
The sun., 1901-08-22
WEBBLEArsrROnHIs rNGINE
~ Had Uun Into n Hand Car tainlng
workmrn Va tuc Badl, Iiurr.

UriC,. Aug p Dr W seward Webb
was on" of the central figures IN 'hrili.
ing accident on the Mohawk snd Malurc
Railroad Yesterday afternoon T- was
making a trip over 'ho road on his srncial
engine A. point two miles his SIDE ~
Hors" Shoe Pond where ther" - worry
sharp curve, the engine mn full upor a
hand cav containing ~iN workmrn. The
hand car was dcmolishcd and tho work
men scattered la all directions. but fo-'u.
nately no one was badly hurt DR. Webb
jump"d through the window of the engine
before the speed 81 the engine had hcon
skckened but his injuries are not seven"
Tn" engine wns badly damaged aud the
traffic WAS 50 greatly interrupted that tho
train. which should have reached here
yesterday afternoon. did not srriv. until
? O'Clock this morning
The sun., 1901-08-22
L,GLER TO WIN MSS kr>.>.
Marriage Nm Take Place Ia North Caro-
lima on SATURDAY..

WmMINGroN, Y G. Aug ?IA few
capiS have bcen issued for the marriage
- Henry VI Fagl"r ard Hi-- Mary Iinir
k.nau ~ Wilmington al 10 A VI on next
Saturday AZ krnan~yilic. Duplin county.
y & Mr. Flagcr and a party 10 friends
left Palm Beach, Fla tonight on special
train and will arrive here tomorrow even
ing The Wedding party. Including the
mrmtar- 81 the kenan family and tho
Wilmington guests, vii leavc here un a
-Tocisl train on Saturday morning Tor
Magnolia, tho nearest railrnad station to
k-uansville
konAnsville l. the county seat 90 Duplin
count y,and l. seven mile FROM the Atlantic
cua-' line u l. ~traggling country
,illag" with quaint old court hous. and
contains about IN inhabitants Tor moro
than a huudr~d wears n has b..an a com
muuify of culture and refinement Prrvi-
ou- to the ItNil War the large slay. hold
or~ 80 that region r,~idrd th"r- The
k.nan- wen" among IN" early -o'tl.r-
and werc leader iu the Revolutionary
l,ripd The h"nan homestead l. ~ the
ltuc village and though Mi-s keuau-
us.'uis rr-td" In Wilmington ~" w~iding
will take plsc,' there
The wedding vas to have taken plac,. in
Jun" and Hll th' arrangements were MADE
hut 10y sutne ov-righi ~" fbfi o. statute
Ia-'-d l"i MI ias"f rls@ah lH'H"h's
Was up' o1'rphni with IN 10" Iar' ocular
that siNty dave npiio' e ~ -flhrA iuu
fpf diyufcv from ~ Nif. had ilo' l---u
mad Tia fir'naitv hal o. H., ~,iutii.-i
With and heuna th. nuT'ial- of ths uiul'i
miii ilnsifv VIEW Isu-ifun~d &C. thi- W'-sA
M-- k'nsn H. au wan odd and D. tho
daught- 20 Capt William Il krfar - rN.-
c.fY. who =s.rvcd gaIlau'Iv Boz fh. con.
fsi.fai. ARMY NJ tlsgiet mt her about
~tgh' v~ar- So vhllr H. vas un vat
fu NF Prubrok" jnu.- ~ho vss tb.u a
ft..idrnt - Wilmington
The sun., 1901-08-22
BENJAMIN PtRR ARREsrFD.
Wealthy Flour Dealer D. Accused Of steal
Ing Legal Papers.

loSKrRs. Y. Y. Aug ~ Ben jamin
parr tho millionaire mernhcr Of the frm
oi Weeks 4 pau. -four d.al.rs, 4 State
street, New York. was arrested to-nighi
charged with grand larceny The COM
I'uinAnt is Noah Loder, Jr.. Of Manhattan.
MIR. Pnrr was arrested as I've s'epped from
thu Q 10 express. accompanied by hi- sister
in-lav. Miss IilienihAl Mr. Parr was
much surprised at his arrest and asked
the officers to ride 10 the residence. Of Judge
Desgrey In his carriage. which they did
He Was arraign.,d and psrolcd by the Judge
to appear for trial
The charge made by Ioder j. that Pnrr
l. withholding from him valuable legal
documents. Iodcr WAS appointed referee
10 take the deposition ~ parr aud his wife
In the case 81 parr and others " woodie
and others Ia 1cnnrszrr The Supreme
Court Of that stat. issued commission to
loder To take the testimony Ir,ier visited
Par on Tuesday night aud showed him
the commission and interroga' 'pri"s I.oder
told Judge DeSgrcy In asking for tho war
rant that a. soon as he laid theu on tho
table Parr grabbed them and saiI. 4 have
the papers nov and have a great nind
IN burn them or tear them up todcr savs
he told him that he would do ~ ~ his I.oril
Parr then refused To give up the pap.rs.
and to-day after hearing the story judge
De-Erey issued the warrant
When Fari vas taken before Judge nes-
Erry he bcrat,,l the Judge for issuing the
warrant, saving You don't know who
am or ven wouldn't have done 80 Judge
DeSgr"y t,ld him that De wa not entitled
10 any more leniency than poor man.
Parr T. a son-in-lsw 81 tho late christian
lihenthal Of New York CITY who died some
wears ago. leaving sIo.Ooo.Ooo He Occupies
Belvoir. tho Lilienthal estate in Yonkers.
which T. one Of the most beautiful in West
chester county and j. valued a, three
quarters Of million dollars
The sun., 1901-08-22
"GRtY fRtIG PtRk" SOID.
Mrs. %. %. y. B~lment Disposes Of Tier
Estate Near Newport.

NEwpoRr. X I. Aug ~ Ava r. Bel
mont. wife of Oliver n 2 Belmont. ha.
sold her place ON Paradise avenue in Mid
dletown. known a. Gray Craig Park
10 Sarah Wood Clark wife ~ John Mitchell
Clark 81 New York Gray Craig" - ono
~ the bost-known PLACES In Newport Il
Is situated four miles from the city. and is
looked upon a. one of the most valuable
estates on the island IL has belonged 10
Mr. Belmont for years, and II was here
that he kept his private menag"rie. which
included several sacred white bulls IL
has b..en ths SCENE Of many important social
functions. and was a very popular place for
socl-ty picnics
Mr. Belmont transferred the place TO Mrs
Belmont There II nothing tut modern
farmhouse on tho property, but Mrs Clark
will build y handsome villa and greatly
improve the grounds The property
compri-.s iOs acres and includes the famous
Hanging rocks under which bishop
Berkeley did much of his literary work
II is not known what the purchase prioe
was
The sun., 1901-08-22

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 2i 2i-Farmersburg,
sullivan county. Il In n state % great eS-
citefnent over a murder that resulted from
differences during a game 81 baseball
between tho umpire and the player Ora
Jennings. young man Of the n"ighbor.
hood. had been selected 10 umpire tho
game. and one 81 hi- rulings gave offence
To Marc.llu- foripc- and the memhcr- Of
the side with which Forb-- was PLAYING
A quarrel cnsued and Forbes knocked Icn.
ningS down with lat and then continued
his attack upon him. beating him over tho
head and face and hnSlly laying open hi.
skull
Jennings wa carried from the grounds
unconscious and died shortly after Jen.
ning- was popular. Forb~s h. an eN-cnn-
vict who serves two vears Ia the Northern
Prison for attempted murder He l. under
arrest and clo-ely guarded
The sun., 1901-08-22
M RGL,Rs ENJOY rHEMsELvES.
Come In Wagon. Cock n Veal. Open Wine.
Test siI, erware. Take 81 600 Worth.

NOUN VERNON, y. Y, Aug 81 Bur
glars visited three towns Ia Westche-ter
county last night and carried away wagon
load Of booty worth many thousands %
dollars, The thieves must have had n
horse and wagon, because ia front Of three
places they looted fresh wagon tracks
were found
The summer Tee idcnce of Charlce Barry.
wealthy New York carriage msnufac-
turrr, al tOS Chester street Mount Vernon,
was robbed Of 5000 worth Of silvrrwar..
watches diamonds, sealskins aud other
fur garments The burglars visited the
pantry, where they sprea a cut dishes Of
meat and delicacies and partook Of a gen
erOu- meal before departing They mus,
have worked leisurely. Mr.. Barry says,
because they cooked a steak, boiled cofe
and then washed down their rcpast with
two bottles OF wine
Mr. Barry l. at the Pan-American Ex-
position and Mr. Barry and his son, DR..
james r Barry, stay At the house nights
When Mr. Harry returned home shortly
after midnight Tuesday be- found the house
IN tppsy-turvy condition The cellar
window had bcen cut out and locked doors
had lcen .ulBshed with a hatch"t The
rablrrs spread out the s,lycrware on the
dining room table and tested IL with acid
az their leisure. The police believe that
woman Wa Connected with the burglar
gang. as one was -s-rn about the HOUSE
w the afternoon. besides small footprints
Ike those made hv q vofnan's high-he~lcd
shoe We're found near III" cellar window
burglars al-o broke into the Dunwuodie
station on h- Putnam Railroad and stole
haE~ of copper wirr and other freight
A. Scar~dalc tho poet ufi0e Was looted
of stamps and envelope. Previous 20
thr discovery - tho latter robbery train
man on a late Harlem train reported 20
the Whit. Plains polc- that he SaN buggy
cont tanning a woman and man drive Swav
from the psst ofc' iu NJ" direction -
puuwosdir ~ br,,aknork sI~-0d
The sun., 1901-08-22
TRIED 10 ross GOV. BrchH,u.
>o,dIers In Camp Tr, tIer>- PIs, on Hin
-t!o,rrnor HAS To F1rr.

loUIsVuLK. Nv, Aug n The kcn-
tucky militia. which has jus, ended ~
annual eucampmeut at OW.nsbpro. in
dulgrd Ia the practice of tossing with
more rrcklessnes- this year than ever ha-
fore and even tired 10 toss Gov BeSkham
whilc he vas reviewing th" trroy- Alter
H." finished MS oiiiCial rcviev h- Wa walked
ou' 20 where the soldvr, were sh,intiug "A
companion from q l.,ukc, into the air
Hr ouipy-d the sight aIg-ly and laughed
heartily Then the soldiers started for
him. III" Governor l. n Young fellow aud
started to run, but -one ~ 'he ufiCrr-
iu'crppsssl and kcp' the men ~
CAPT Morris Robinson ~ Battery \
lyouisv wa tosS-sl and cam, down on
hi- neck He wa unconscious Tor son.
ti'nr ant H. left ann j. still partly para
lvKel from the cfeCfs
The sun., 1901-08-22
WuER Girls ON 4 ItRk.
PLAYED on Hotel PiaIla- az street Nu-
-icians and Mere Chased ~ Police.

AsnuRT PABE, y J, Aug u WIN a
Policeman at their heels -iI Young women
guests al the Carlton narrowly "~capad
arrest last night They thought II would
IT, a good ,okc To dress a. italians and gu
from hotel to hotel, giving converts on tho
piazzas On" uf the young women wa
"A good violin player and she took her iustrlI
ment with her She played white th. 81 thrr~
danC.d sang and r,c.ied No on" kn-W
their identity
A. one hotel they werr CHASED away
They also visited the Carlton aHd the pro
prietur. not knowing Who they werr. ori.p-d
them away TIE policeman was attracted
hv th" crowd following them The women
saw him coming and -scaT-'d to their hotel
by climbing over mar fenc,' The moncv
they had culi.Cted bv passing round the
hat went for Tpfr,.-hm.ut-
The sun., 1901-08-22
SH,FTERS sRRITRtTION VIEWS
would iIke Archbishop ireland and nishop
Potter a. Arbltrators.

PfrrsnVnd Aug p --ShAHcr an-wered
som" morn questions today regarding ths
sif-'l strike. making among other things
an alternative arbitration proposition TO
'h" one hr advsnc,.i last night Re
said Il would -uKg~-t that the r-,-
ti,mcnt - iho -trk. b. left to q
uumlrr - prominent men. known to
D. broad minded Archbishop ireland and
BISHOP Potter among ofhers. Tor instance
-Nouid vnu acr~p' a d~ci~on that in
volvssi th" signing - tho -cale for only
such miils ~ were uYiou last vesr. with ths
loss - such union mills ~ had i--~n reppen~d
upu-uuiou .iuo- 10" strike b~ran. and that
involved ai-o "a srIt"rn-ri hy ~. st.-.l
corporation. thai ~ va- not hostile to organ-
lgssi lalsrrF'
/ won't dsr1l-. ga. ari,tram-n,. 80
'l,- r-p.y ~iafrr va. askei n he would
mot Hgu-. tr aIvhuH.s O. - 'lpund hy IN.
ds.'i-iHH 20 90" arlt'ra'or~. tut his AfirmA-
tNr u,ItN .a .l"l Hf'lusiasm lts la. tAlk-
iuE ~ fuI- boz 'H. n.s4-. ~ . man Who hAs
i--l iaug'i fH W-utlun Agr--ncn,s 10
~taa~f
.No,i sI-is ai,Hu' 81 ri....rs rirht ta srru.
fsaH~ai.N vi'N s man ~hHfn hc 49,. osYrnins
f. tasr avaN Iis ...H a. va thtns thai
afsf uHHr has bn a iHh is hss eno,axh
~ Ifgrrfar uEIr iu u 'p 0su u ha7'
-Ilaf is I.sld. .I.,sis-I Ifies' I0u
'AHse~r u a- rvH Tssihei'aIIy a. yOa
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The sun., 1901-08-22

Hsndcured. the Lads HAD Jumped Prom
q sccond-story window and Escaped

ToLEDo, Aug 1.-Two boys. arrested
for jumping freight trains and carrying
conccaled weapons. were taken into Jus'i,.
Mallct'- court to-day They were hand
curssi together and lef' alone a few mo-
m"ni- suddenly they leSpsi together
ont Of n -econd-story window and started
on the run. They were soon los, to sight
Constable Burch has "a pair Of blood
hounds, which IA" started on the trail and
the bows we're eventually rIn down by
the dogs and captured In the Michigan
Central freight yards. where hey had iu-t
Jumped train pulling out of the vard-
one of the bows is the son ofa Detroit manu-.
fsctur-r. They are held Ia Jail until their
sg.~ can be learned They hook To lie
about 10 Year old each
The sun., 1901-08-22
WARSHIPS OFF FOR TURKEY.
FRANCE SENDS ONE; FOtR TO GO
RELATIONS BROkEN orr.
Ottoman Government Accused ef yieia,-
ing Its Word Resardins settlement
ef Quas Dsspute- Fapected Agree
mont on Coaccs<en Not Reached

srseiai Csas Dspass 10 THy srS
PARIS. Aug q In consequence ~ ths
rupture with Turkey the cruiser Ca-.ard
has left Toulon for'TurkiSh waters She will
10 followed by fotu other warship~
IL ~ semi-ofhoaslly announo-,l that
NJ. Constans the French Ambassador at
Constantinopls. has broken OF all relations
I with tho Porte
A despatch from Constantinopls re-
ceivcd here says:
Notwithstanding the formal assurances
of TewfN Pssha. tho Ottoman Minister Of
Foreign Arairs. and tho promise given 10
NJ Constans. the French Ambassador, at
Thursday's audience with the Sultan, the
latter has gone back from his word fe-
garding thu purchase Of the auays and the
settlement Of the disputed French mone-
tary claims. In consequence Of this breach
Of faith NJ. Constans has intimated TO the
First Secretary Of the Sultan that he (Con-
stans) has broken oh relations with tho
Ottoman Government and informed the
French Government OF the step he has
taken
There l. comparative apathy here over
the breaking OF Of diplomatic relations
with tho Porte by NJ ConEtans the French
Ambassador at Constantinople NJ Del
case@. Minister Of Foreign Affairs, went to
Arriege on Tuesday night The unani-
nous feeling is that the Sultan will climb
down.
The coming visit Of the Gar strengthens
the Government's position. II could now
make naval and military demonstration
without exciting hostile internal criti-
cism, but there IA no sign that tho Govern
ment projects any demonst ration.
LoSDos. Aug p. - The Paris corre-
spondent Of the Times suggests that the
Government will keep the whole series Of
questions with Turkey open until the ar.
rival Of the Czar IN France.
The dispute between France and Turkey
ccntnes on the Port"'s refusal to allow
the Quays Company. which il French
concern. to enjoy the rights II claims und,r
convention with Turkey Tho Sultan
has made determined efforts to obtain
possession OF the quays at Constantinople.
and Il was stated on Aug that negutia-
tions for their purchase were in progress
II was said AZ that time that the Sultan
regarded a. highly dangerous the fscilitis.
afforded for landing and embarking pas
senRers st Constantinople. later Il wa,
claimed by the Turkish Embassy ia Pans
that the Qusys Company was really an
Ottoman conc-rn. though much French
capital was invested in ".
A little over a week ago tho Sultan. while
agrering 90 give compensation for the
property OF the Q'iays Company, insisted on
the right Of Turkey to purchase the conces-
sion. Dispatches published YESTERDAY morn
a.
The sun., 1901-08-22
MUIR mr. WRONG WtN.
sandy IIr~i ~ an Incm, and uadi,
wotndrSl n INstRnsIrr Arrested

Hamilton Campbell. ~ year. old, of san
Manhattan avenue. Gr"cnpoln'. vas shot
In IA" hrra-, Iss' night 10y bullet intended
Tor another man H. Was standing In
front 20 his irnn foundry ~ ~ Dupont
str,~s' whom stephen sandy - - jsck-rn
Str'r' and John SNYDER of iO~0 Manhattan
avenue, Nho have n guarrrl - Ions stand
iug, met ~aCh oihrf a. Dupont rtr,-'' and
Manhai Tan avenue sandy drew a r.
Nulvcf without Warning and hresl ~ Suvder
missing him and sfrik Campl-'l SANDY
Wa luCLoi up and ,An,plrll wAs taken
a. the Sr'enP"ini Hospital in q s.risus
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