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johnson and Oomiskey Not Inter-
ested in the Senators.
POSTAL and LOFTUS EQUAL OWNERS
GalIaudet to Play Georgetown
Tomorrow Afternoon.
SPORTS IN GEN RAJ

Mr.. Wilton J. Lambert, who represents
as attorney the Washington Base Ball
Club stated to a Star reporter today that
he was just in receipt of a letter from Mr..
Postal. inclosing a clipping of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, which purported to quote a
local Washington paper to the effect that
he as Mr.. Postal's representative, had con-
firmed the report circulated previously by
some papers to the effect that President
Ban Johnson and Charles Comiskey were
interested as part owners in the Washing
ton club, and there was likelihood of syndi-
cate base ball in the American League Mr..
Lambert pronounced the entire announce
ment untrue, and says that he did not make
a statement of this character, mas
much, as so far as his information goes,
neither Mr.. Johnson nor Mr.. Comiskey has
any stock whatsoever in the Washington
club. He says that when he has been asked
regarding those who might be Interested
in the stock he has replied that he knew
nothing further than what the stock on its
face disclosed, which was that by the
transfer from Mr.. Manning Mr. Postal ac-
quired the controlling interest in the WASH
ington club.
Mr.. Lambert further stated that he did
not consider there was any chance what
soeVer of syndicate base ball being intro
duced in the American League and cer-
ta1nly there was no chance of such con-
dition rising in Washington; that Mr.. Pos
tai and Mr.. Lotus We're well known as
being lovers and hackers of the very best
character of base ball. and that neither
would under any condition be guilty of
doing anything but what would be to the
best interests of the club and of the WASH
ington public
In his letter to Mr.. Lambert. which ar
rived this morning, Mr.. Postal said that he
and Manager LOTUS would arrive in Wash
ington within a few days.
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POLITICS AND BASE BALL.
With Tammany's Defeat the American
League viii Have a Chance.

A special from Chicago says that the
American Base Ball League will invade
New York in the near future and that the
domain of Andrew Freedman will become
part of the circuit of the new organiza-
tion is certainty, although Ban Johnson
has not yet made a formal announcement.
His talk, however indicates that ne has
seen things in different light since the
downfall of Tammany and the passing of
the power of Freedman, whose control of
base ball has been absolute in the empire
city. ut is a glorious chance for the
American League to enter New York now
said johnson just before he left on his
trip to Detroit. We have our grounds all
picked out too, although we have not made
any lease of them yet. New York is the
one city that we lack in our circuit, and |
have been there a couple of times recently
to see about getting in
Baltimore will be the team that will be
transferred to the new berth. as there is
no comparison between the two towns as
base ball investments
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A Chance for the Privates.

In order to test the capacity of privates
OF the Hospital Corps for the duties OF
non-commissioned officers the Secretary OF
War has authorized the surgeon general
and chief surgeons to appoint lance acting
hospital stewards, who will hold such ap-
pointment not to exceed three months, and
will be obeyed and respected as acting hos
pital stewards. Such appointments may be
renewed for three months, but there shall
be no more such officers in any detachment
than enough TO make the proportion Of all
on-commissioned officers present for duty
one to four privates of the Hospital Corps
A lance acting hospital steward will wear
the uniform of a private, with a chevron
having one bar Of braid
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gridiron. This seasons showing by George
town has led the Gallaudet lads to believe
that their chance of winning tomorrow IS
the very best and 1t goes without saying
that great struggle will result when the
two teams meet
Gallaudets record this season has been
good one, winning four out of six matches.
The two lost were to the Carlisle Indians
and the University of Virginia. The victories
were over the teams representing Johns
Hopkins University, villanova College,
Western Maryland College and st. John $
College. The team is the same as last
year, with the exception of Eschirich, right
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ball again.
When the Reds were in New York on
their last eastern trip Infielder Ate OF this
city was tipped of by Charley Snyder as a
coming man. The veteran had seen him
work in Virginia. Now, both Ate and
Smith of the Pelicans have been recon-
mended to Manager McPhee.
Brother George of Mcclure Bros. saloon
lists at Albion. Mich, contradicts the report
that Jim Mcclure has Joined the Detroit
Tigers. George affirms that Jim has signed
a Brooklyn contract for another year.
Wild Bill Everitt expects to retain the
captaincy of the Denver club. He will take
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WASHINGTON STORE

owner, Frank Brooks of Sunny Spring,
Md, did not accompany her, and she came
with Mr.. J. Staley Doubs string. s. Brad
ford Turpin of Roxbury, Mass, handled
the little stranger and was surprised at
her work.
finishing of Wednesdays leftover event,
Glass B, for thirteen-inch dogs.
Hector first worked with Champion ard
the latter did much the better: then Hec-
tor was tried with Caution and showed
superiority. The judges awarded Orator,
who was fully tried yesterday first money,
Champion second, Hector third, and gave
Caution reserve honors
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AMONG THE GOLFERS.

An Interesting FOursOme Match Mt the
Dykes Meadow Club.
a foursome of special interest over which
there has been n good deal Of talk among
the New York district players, brought out
some good golf yesterday at the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club In the pairings Hal
S. Beard of the Nassau Country and Dyker
Meadow Club and Aleck Smith, the Nassau
professional, were opposed to Garrett 3.
Adams of the Crescent A. c., and George
Low, the Dyker professional. Thirty-six
holes were played, and, after being all
square in the morning, Adams and Low
won out by up and to play.
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Floriform wen the Liverpool autumn cup of
1000 sovereigtis at the Liverpool autumn
meeting today. Lord Stanley PeIisson
was second and Col. II. McCalmont's ST.
Macloa was third. The distance was one
mile and three furlongs.
Tonight's Scrap mt Baltimore.
Local sports are taking an interest in the
ten-round bout between Peter Maher and
Jim Jeffords to take place before the
Eureka Athletic Club of Baltimore tonight.
The men are evenly matched and are
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Added to Gallery of Secretaries.

Assistant Secretary Hackett has obtained
an oil portrait OF Mr.. John Branch OF North
Carolina, who was Secretary OF the Navy
In March, 1923. during the administration
OF President Jackson. and viii add II to
the department collection. The portrait
was painted by U. d. Tenney after q min
iature painted by Anna c. Peale in 1SlS.
which miniature was loaned for the purs
pose by Mr.. Thomas Donaldson of this
city, who is a descendant of Secretary
Branch.
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Rasc Ball Notes.
Clarke Griffith is trying to get Rube
Waddell to sign with the Chicago team of
the American League.
John Corcoran, twenty-seven years old,
who formerly played shortstop for the Vir-
ginia and Southern leagues, died of con-
sumption at his home in Cincinnati last
Sunday.
Lowe, Nichols and Dineen are the three
Boston players who still are on the out
side OF the trio Dineen is the only one in
doubt.
1t is probable that George Engel, who
last season pitched for the Portland team.
champions of the Pacific Northwest League,
will be signed to Cincinnati contract In a
few days.
Tom Tucker once an idol with the Wash
ington fans, and a minor Lacquer of some
prominence for the past two years, has
purchased a candy and cigar store in Hol-
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ToMORROW's BIG GAME.

Gallaudet and Georgetown VIII Play
on Latter's Grounds.
The Gallaudet foot ball team has been
working hard for the past couple weeks,
preparing for tomorrow's game with
Georgetown. The Kendall Green boys
would sooner win from the blue and gray
eleven than any other aggregation on the
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McGOVern Bets He Will Whip Young
Corbett in Ten Rounds.

A special dispatch from Chicago says that
Terry McGovern, who visits the Lakeside
race track nearly every day, ran across a
man there yesterday who thought Young
Corbett, whom the champion is to fight at
Hartford on Thanksgiving day, would
make mincemeat Of Terry.
The man is a Denver bookmaker, and,
as Young Corbett has made Denver his
home for some years past, it is only rat
ural that the bookmaker should be enthu-
siastic over his townsman's choice in the
coming encounter.
Word led to word, and finally McGovern
said: "I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll just
bet you 2 to 1 that Young Corbett doesn't
last ten rounds for any amount you like"
We'll FL go you $500 WORTH, said the
Denver bookmaker.
"AH right" answered Terry. "We'l put
the money up in Jim O'Learys hands"
Whereupon the champion deposited 81, 900
with O'Leary, while the Denver man put
up $500.
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Col. Lee Appointed Inspector.
Lieat. Col Jesse M. Lee, 9th Infantry,
has been appointed Inspector OF small-arms
practice at the headquarters OF the army.
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Rasc Ball Notes.

said to be in good condition. There Is con
siderable betting on the match.
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Funny Approach Shot.

H. NJ Adams, playing in a three-ball
match with Messrs. Tangeman and Dettner
yesterday at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Fort Hamilton, n. Y, made a record that
he would rather have left undone by send
ing his approach to the ninth green, crash
ing through the end window of the club
house. In the six years that the club
house has stood just back of the home
green this casualty has not happened be-
fore. 1t has been hit countless times ard
balls have gone through the open door, but
this window. which is a small target, had
until yesterday, escaped damage. Adams
was compelled by his friends to hole out
with the ball. He was able to get oppo-
site the doorway with a put and to pitch
out with mashie to the cinder path. An
other stroke got Adams near the hole and
he made the hole in eight The feat cost
him the luncheons for the trio at the Ma
rine and Field Club.
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Boys all W L; Douglas STRONG MADE 50 90 shoes
Youths, S175. Box Calf Kangaroo Kid, and Lewis Patent
Leather. Best in the world.
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Maryland BeagIe Won Honors.

Bridget. totally green beagle. captured
Glass B.. b. at the National Beagle Club
trials yesterday on the William c. Whitney
estate at Wheatley, N. Y. Bridget had
never before been In contest, and she
was stranger in strange land, as her
Evening star., 1901-11-08

Douglas shoes made improved lasts that fit the foot
them bunons
and perfectly natural feet Style comfort
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Golfers In YaIe's Faculty.

The faculty Of Yale University has just
organized golf team that will consist of
the following members: A. l.. Ripley of
the corporation Dr. Gervas Green Of the
department of philosophy: A. K Merritt,
registrar; Professor w. L. Phelps of the
English department, John K. Beach and
Theodore S. Woolsey of the law department,
c. K. Bancroft of the Greek department.
Secretary Stokes of the Yale corporation
and Dr. Chase of the astronomical depart
ment. A challenge has been received from
the Hotchkiss School at Lakeville, Conn.
and match will be arranged.
Evening star., 1901-11-08

FlorifOrm Wins Autumn Cup.
LONDON, November st. Simpson jays
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TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
The Adjournment Resolution to Ad.
jOurn April Q Nay Not Go.
TALK OF Resembling
Some Members Claim n Can he Killed
BY Majority Vote and Such Ao-
tlon Il Probable-Dlllard's
Resignation Sensational.

Austin, March 2J.-Ths Texas legis.
lature may not adjourn on April -
the resolution, accepted by the house and
senate, designated. There is decided
sentiment among the members to rescind
such action and unless bills pending are
dieposed Of. besides there are many 10.
cal bills that members are interested in
and they are anxious that they be-
passed. The opinion prevails that the
adjournment resolution can be rescinded
only by majority vote and IL this rule
is held there is little doubt that this will
b. done
The report In the press report OF
Saturday that Judge W. W. billiard,
representative from Bowie county. had
forwarded his resignation 90 the gov.
ernor ~ a member Of the Legislature.
giving his reason that he was forced 20
leave the legislature or else lose his
honor by becoming contaminated with
the crowd Of railroad and other cor.
pontion lobbyists who nIe running
things in Austin, has 10 say the least,
caused sensation.
Despite opposition 10 the Galveston
charter bill the house Saturday passed
the measure 90 engrossment after adopt
ing the Tarpey's amendment providing
that three Of the commissioners shall
b. appointed by the governor and two
elected by the people Of Galveston.
The bill by Mr.. Mcknight relieving
the purchasers Of school lands in Whar.
ton county from the payment Of prin.
eipal and interest for two years was
passed finally.
Mr. Bridgers' bill 10 rsOrganize the
Thirty.fourth Judicial district was tin.
ally passed.
Mr. AldriCh's bin % provide "a more
efficient road system for Houston county
was finally passed.
/ The following are some Of the bills
engrossed:
House bill by Mr. Calhoun providing
a more efficient road system for Nacog.
| doches.
House bill by Mr.. Talbot providing a
more efficient road system for Wise
county.
House bill by Mr. McAnally providing
a more efficient road system for Milan
county.
Housa bill by Mr. Wells providing a
more efficient road system for Red River
county
senate bill 10 reorganize the Twenty.
seventh, Thirty.third and Thirty-hfth
judicial districts
Senate bill examining Aransas, Mot
ley. Dickens and Lipscomb counties
from hide and animal inspection.
House bill by Mr. Schluter putting
/ Gonzales and Marion cOyutics undci
the general road law
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FREE or CHARGE.

Any adult suffering from q cold
settled ON the breast, bronchitis,
throat or lung troubles of any ma
turc, who will call az Wilsou-Jeu-
kins Drug CO., will be- presented with
a sample bottle Of Boschce's German
syrup, free of charge Only one
bottle given to- one person, and none
20 children without order from
parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such q sale rs Boschoe's German
Syrup In all parts at the civilized
world. Twenty years ago millions
of bottles were given away, and your
druggists will tell you Us success was
marvellous. II Is really the only
Throat aud Lung remedy generally
endorsed hy physicians. One u
cent bottle win cure or prove rs
value. Sold by dealers In all civil
lied countries. wjan22-O2
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RICE WILL CONTEST.
Surrogate fitzgerald Has FiSsd Monday
Week for the Hearing.

New York. March 2j.-Surro-hte Fitz
gerald has fixed Monday. April for tho
trial Of the contest Of the will Of the
late millionaire. William Marsh Rice.
Albert 7. Patrick. the lawyer, who
drew one Of the wills in which be is the
principal beneficiary, is still In the
Tombs awaiting trial ON charge Of
numbering the aged millionaire. The
lawyers engaged in the contest include
some Of the foremost members Of the
New York bar. Some ~ them declined
all retainers for the ensuing SIX months.
This gives an indication Of the antici.
pated duration OF the trial. The cost
will BE- enormous. for among the law.
yers retained are William b. Hornblow.
er. representing John d Bartine aud
executors Of the first wills Julian 7.
Davies and Joseph Auerbach, Of Davies,
Stone & Auerhach. representing various
heirs; Marx Z. Hardy and Isaac sar'
gent. Of Logan. Demond & Hardy. rep
resenting Albert I. Patrick: Ward, Hay
den & Satterlee, representing sherlock
S. Mckee, one Of the Rice heirs; Eu
gene |. Bushe, representing Nina B.
Rice, Il years old, one Of the heirs. De-.
lancy Nicoll, representing Frederick
Rice and other heirs; James y. Carroll
and Redmond Kedrick, representing
Rice heirs III Springfield, Mass. AN,
John " Bows, representing the Rict
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PRESIDENTS TRIP.
Secretary Curtsiyou Has Not Vet Com
pIttrd the Tuii Programme.

plctrd the iull Programme
Washington, March e5.-Mr Cortel
you. secretary to the president, proba
bly, will have the itinerary u the
presidential trip J1 thc Pacific coast
completed in a few days lie has been
working on 10 with the assistance Of
railroad men for more than week
No definite details Of tho itinerary viii
b. given ont until the work IS finished
further than that the president and his
cabinet viii 20 20 California by the
southern route making the first long
stop at New Orleans about May or o,
and return by the northern route aud
visit the Pan American exposition at
Buffalo on coming back to Washington.
President Mckinley and his cabinet
will BE- accompanied by their wives and
other members Of the family.
4 second section Of the president
train going 10 California will carry
nearly all the members of the Ohio del
egation in congress and other distin
guished Ohioans, including Goyorno
Nash, who go to the launching Of tn,
battleship Ohio at the Union Irol
Works, which built the battleship Ore
gun. Senator Hanna viii be unabl
20 90.
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l2 a0rrs OF land ou WiVou crrea. lHu acres in
uIUIHu alton. with two sets of NuuHUH. balance lu
4 mhUr sud pasture. price y erurrr. uu easy
lrrmH, --U a GEE uu Nuu..uNhlN" I"HI. Nhf DO
Madison, balance in Crimes county, 800 seli
Ddcr.s. miles west OF ryan, % Iu culuya.
tIuu, % lu pasture, lut $1,000
NaDI,- u.lf Murgaus siu. uiil sell cheap ON
Uusy terms
ono OF tlc best improved truck farms ln the
slate. il ncrua Ia-t outside tho suburbs, TOT
.IFIuD
sparrc. To lho Icit on jacksonville road, on
NIhuu creek. i0uIu cultivation, balance iu paHt
turC. will made iot u.y properly or sell ON easy
terms
Unc of ihc pr5iuost places i1 Bmzos county
mile north OF Bryan, a. acres. Eoul broom
huusy, we'll. tIstrfu, hhfus Sheds stables etc b
uu ypy hIgh hlll, for sHnu.
$50 acres of tine black prairie land, near tdgyf
luurr,slu ,uluya ion. The only Qnr prairie
for safe 300 this county, VIII sell cheap enough
uu cnsy terms
slul Que stofchuusc worth 500, cribs, well,
hpu house, acres ~ luuu. The place IN worm
ut least 200 will sell for 700
AtWcIlbl o. good store houses aud fplen.
aid dwelling wiIi sell cheap enough. ~.
AtCalycri { good, new houses, with othcr
good improvements will sell cheap, or e1'
change Tor NTyun property
A. knnis-l o. acres, good barn, orchard,
well, Ia city limits, only blocks ron ceut.f on
city, will sell for siooOOO, or exchange TOT NY
an property, a.,
IA the city Of Llano, In LlAno county, Texas,
have three acres, only three blocks ron TIC
courthouse aud same distant Of city school,
will sell or trade
m YOU dom see what yon want In the above
list, call on or write me. have IL In my pflNals
memoranda Remember my time dunng the
day aud dreams AZ night are devoted 70 fea
estate exclusively, Come 10 see me,
/ MONROE EDGE, Land Agent.
Office ut Webb Bros.
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Nrw frame iro1u "HHa .u uHrHru IHri of
cot city, DO bir.k UI .fIH"I ..It
vacant b.0.k. with % oak tr.y.. for sb1nn
lu southern part of city oH college road.
lots. nice HmE house HnlHri. stables hrn
house aud other Iupru. .WUHie IIirr r.aN h
III block l.rUom hHus, galleries pantry.
.thrHum. barn. uHIrTHuIas, r.rU.UU UrutH.
we'll. orchard. etc slaupI
s-ru0m house two closets galleries, vlth
sheds. Dstefu sud Ois, i0fslNOtu
Large boarding house. niI accommodate 20
people, UuI f.ut ilr ..N or ..NI year, $500 tyu
.htap.
1874 loo. Joining JED Franklin. viii sell for
slUU O.
slot, near Allen Academy for isoo IA
gI.2 acres uf land. nrBr GOO mll with tTo
houses. one Dos NNr r.uMH Ihr other hwts
SD exchange iuf country property, ur .vl ior
$4,000
cabins. o block. south oftN 90. N depot
Will scl ali Tor -,un Jump a. .hat 90 BE- a
i5-room house. hall. eauerly. closets go q
barn, CisterL wa'tfWurks garden, etc lu very
swell part of city. for slIuuu
buud room house. vel. ui ifrr.luuc water
sheds. &C.,. viii rent Cor tIH Hh month Come
quick. I am OlUuuE ut $500"
uteucsL newly finished cottage 10 southern
part 81 city good W y pi,uI} f01m inf faflrns,
e. g., ou high ground with pIvuhid view Tot
Ib'ocs 600 western part Of city. known o., city
park hgluUu. u.E- uu each htNa. $500 F.H
/ Cheap.
! one Boo block ground room house, O. halls,
. large under ground DIsiefus ht rants. trf.
saut, house. biz barn aud cd Other mudefu
| convenience. Boa boa tom part uf cts, Wiu BELL
/ cheap
several negro houses forsnlc very cheap.
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St. Louis. March 2j.-Gcncml Super
intcndouf y. A. Peel, ~ the st. Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern railway,
with headquarters bon this city, ha
rendered his rcgguution and &c has
been accepted. Tho resignation take,
effect April I, and Mr.. Peck will be- sue.
ceeded ut that date bN j. NJ. Harbert,
superintendent OF Jo Kansas and Colo.
RADIO lines Of the Missouri Pacific, with
headquarters at Osawattomie, kas.
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Wamhachie, Tex, March ESD Brin
Of the Briu Dry Goods company OF this
city has received "a check from man
living in Amarillo for eco, which was In
payment Of goods purchased Of Mr. Brin
Is years ago, when be- was doing bust
ness IN Cleburne. The sender stated
the step was taken ON account Of and
after hearing Rev. Abe Mulkey's ser.
mon on restitution.
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Notice Of sloekhoIders, Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders and board of directors Of the
Calvert, Waco and Brazos Valley
Railway CO., will be- held at the
Office " the company at Calvert,
Texas, Saturday, April ~, 1901, at .
o'clock p. M, pursuant to the by
laws Of the company for the trans
action Of such business as may come
before the meeting. j. W. Byars,
d-apri0 Secretary
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ENDED IN A ROW.
Russians break mp a Meeting that Was
Called TO Help students

New York. March 25--A meeting OF
Russians was held Sunday night az
which means for aiding the students IN
ST. Petersburg was considered, was
broken up in wild disorder after free
fight in which 1T least half tho audience
Joined. The hall was filed TO the doors
but everything went of smoothly until
committee was appointed to call a
mass meeting 10 raise funds for the nj
hilists. Just after the committee was
named some one shouted:
Down with the spies. Throw them
out :" xiii tho spies" chorused .
dozen others.
A man near the door struck man
nei i'm in the face with his fist. His
victr.Rr3, cd and this seemed TO be
the sinADbr a general scrimmAge.
Wild Sd is and yells in various Ian
guages ys,re heard and the people IN
the audience began an onslaught ON
others for no apparent reason. Some
fought with chairs aud others with
their fists and the din could have been
heard block away.
For 10 minutes nndemonium reigned.
Noncombatants. among whom they were
a few. stood ON the seats until they
We're jostled down.
Down with the spies" shouted o
voice. and three or four people were
promptly thrown down the stairs.
One or two others shouted police, !"
and announced that they were going
for policemen. This quoted the people,
the fight stopped and "a stampede from
the hall followed.
Though many were bleeding about
the face. none were seriously hurt and
there were no arrests.
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Boston, March 25.-Edward w. Hoop
er. former treasurer Of Harvard college,
and a lawyer in this city, fell from the
third sorry u his residence ON Beacon
street Sunday night aud received seri
Gus, though It is believed not fatal in.
juries How the accident happened no
one knows.