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The sun., 1901-09-30
BROOKLrN E. 4. OBDURATE.
MAY NE split In Fusion Ranks Over Kings
County Ticket.

Lieut. Gov. Woodruff will hold another
conference with the anti-Tammany organ
iyation In Brooklyn this morning Tor IN"
PURPOSE Of coming "a som" definite decision
upon the nominees for county officer.
In the evening the Lieutenant -1iovernor
will confer with the Citizens lnon dele
sate- The latter body. m controlled
hy NJ J F1aherty representing the Singl"
Tax element, is making fight for Rn-s
Appleton for President of tho borough.
They want Mr. Appleton To IT, nominated
i'm pla CO OF Rufus l.. Scott. 81 the Brooklyn
CCoheyl Democracy.
II Is the general opinion among the lead
.rs that the Citizens Union will not agre~
90 anv terms and that they will not be a
part ~ the fusion movement, W- Tar ~ the
couuty ticket II concerned Bu' the eie-
ment that Is making th" tr"nnr - nor no'
considered to 10 of much import ahc"
IT, the main thcy are Democrats ana 90
not represent the Citizens Union that
took so active n part m tho Mayoraity cam
paIgn four years ago
Frank Harvey Field. who |. one OF tho
leading members Of the Union, is disguSted
With the antics % Flaherty A 60. In dts
cu-sing the conference Of Saturday night
when X Ross Appleton was again forced
Ca the front a. a candidate for the nomina.
tion OF President OF the borough. Mr.. Field
said .,
in forcing di-cr,>dited hspublIcan upon
the Organization.
MIR Appleton was asked Yesterday
whs,her he intended to remain In the neld
as a candidate and thus prevent a perfect
fusion. He said
MIR Woodruff opposition to me 10
simply of personal character
We'll, do YOU intend 10 remain as osn-
ddatef' he was asked
Il do no, care 10 talk about such matters
The sun., 1901-09-30
HIT NJ THREE BULLETS.
hut an Angry saioen keepers Victim Has
Only Two sigh, f1e~h Wounds.

There was a shooting in Eugene Gam
bighler's saloon In First svenue early yes
terday morning, which seemed ~ II IL must
result In murder. -Four shots were fred and
three Of them took effect and vet the man
suffered no wor~e injury than a pair of
holes bored through the heshy part Of
his arm
Detectives. IArkin and Mccarthy wore
tho first poli~meu on IN" spot Whsn they
entered 'hs saloon they found everybody
In IL hut ,hs owner hiding under tables
and lahind benches Gamhighler was
standing mp a smoking revolver In his
hand Michael Mullsns. "A bookkeepsr
of issi Lexington avenue, lay on the floor
wounded
He had stepped into the saloon with his
brother on their way home from a bowling
game Some one had provoked Gambighler
befora they arrived and hU expressions %
anger were 80 exaggerated that the brothers
began TO laugh a. him. This hurt his feel
ings 90 much that he rushed To the cash
dir q wer. got out tho revolver and began to
shoot. One bullet struck Mullens over
the abdomen, but was turned aside in soma
way and only tore his clothing Two other
bullets pierced his left arm and fourth went
wild He was s'n, to Bellevue Hospital
Magistrate Mott. In the Norkville polica
court. held Gambighlcr for examination
on n charge of violating the Liquor Tax law
as well az for felonious assault Peter
SlmontZ, his bartender, was also held on ths
e xclss charge.
The sun., 1901-09-30
PLANTING IOTERs ~ DE ATE,
u Ensel Doesn't Heat Adler This Year
It's Goo,-by.

Supt MCulagh's men are watching
Martin Engols preparations 10 beat Adler
Tor the Assembly IN the Eighth district
this fall Some time ago Engel was in
formed that his leadership was IN peril
unless he could elect Tammany Assembly
man and Alderman The Engcl Associa-
tlun has ways and means committee.
II appealed to similar committee 81 the
Timothy u sullivan Association and sev-
ersl days aft-TVard two active workers
of the Timothy u sullivan AssOciat Iou
wcr" seen going around de Atc- accom-
panied by strangers and securing lodg-
ings for them In some ~ the houses that
have becn vacant since Capt Walsh
drove the lighthouses and disorderly women
from the precinct
The two workers made no concealment
Of their business and when one Of th. officers
81 the Greater New York Democracy
who firsr discovered the character 81 their
work questioned them. one Of them said
did " az We wanted fer Foley We are
guin' - do IL fer Eugel This u straight
business ANYWAY Every ono q these
hlokes We bring down gets here before
the thirty days, an whose goin 10 stop
them voting
The workers hired rooms in Allen. For
svth. Rivington ard Delanoev streets and
80 far ~ l. estimated that they have planted
300 men In IN. district When u comes to
registering them their antecedeuts will
Ia hunted up and n any Of them are non
voters there will he music
The sun., 1901-09-30
BtBIFS IN DIRT AND POVERTY.
Mother Drunk -t.err, Agent Just In Tine
to Pre-, ~nt q Lamp Explosion.

An ANONYMOUS letter s"nt Agent punond
of tho Children'- sucietv on Saturday night
tn a Furnished room on tho top floor "f
~ West Eighth ~ r~rt occupied by William
and Lizzie smith and their two children
He found tn. mother intoxicated and tho
room and tho clothing - IN" occupants
filthy and vermin infested Tn" Younger
child. Hazel. II months old had crawled
90 within a few inches of a hgh'"d lamp
and was trying 20 pull II over onto the b.d
on which Law the drunken mother ana tho
other child. eight year-old Edward
Tho mother was arrested for intoNica-
ton aud "a g,cc'ng to car" properlv Tor
her children Hazel was @eu' 70 ~ VIM
cents Hospital, AL ambulance surgeon
having declar,- that 81" was suffering
from starvation and arrested development
The bnv was taken TO the socieiv's rooms.
In Jefferson Market polio" court yc~ter-
dav morning neighhors Of the Smiths said
that the mother rercived weekly allow
aucc of s. from q sister IN Boston and that
she was ne, er suher ~ long a. the remit
tance lasted Tho husband made pre-
,encr ~ working ~ odd tots. The Mag--
trate remanclei IN" mother
The sun., 1901-09-30
TAMMANY POSTER CAMPAIGN.
Wigwsm WIN Pay for Many sprsu ef
punevy 20 Catch a whale NJ Loot.

A soon as Squire Croker came 20 this
country from bis home. Moat Hou7e, Wan
80. RI. r,uI,,J ho .sL.1 .or,e ~
-" '-''. -. ~, a.. 80,
lh" oVeTs''rr ahd '"'""'"h -" nH
how they intended 10 put the IammanN
side of the election arguments before tho
p.,ople and how much neNapat,et sup
-, a.. mn III -, uc L.,r,cb
'"'' ''"'' - -,
thAt 'hete was on" h""-I''I"' '"''
under all circumstance support the lam-
MANY ticket. and that there wa- one other
which would s,,,,t,srt 4, n n -e.u.d likely to
,,,, Asi,t. ,,,,,, ,i,.,... ,,,., ,,tsa-. a. Wa
~ '' -, -. 7,
toin 'ha' th"r" was N" pro-p'' '"H' "',' 80
tho metropolitan dsilis- would do anythlng
but attack the TammAnv admin - rat ON
.,d .ss.l the ,i,L., ana tha, ~ IN. leader.
-. a., ,,,o,.
" hne 'si hau any
would IKE to g"t "a ihe puhhc u"V N"u'"
have Ia have some other means of reach
inr n
.r. s. ,.. - t,,,.,to, o,,.,
i"s "'"'" ''"uS"' NV
ana decided 10 q" some ahV"ttrhS
soon ~ the city ticket N pul III W" neIl u
VIII ne prlhi'si on every thra ~ pI"s h'''iI''
IN me oity MI 'rokei aus H,"IpS " ~. ~
every hlboa'u IA the GUY snn 'o phh'sI
every dad wall from the baV"ty I" VIC
citv line WIN sh0ri ana long rri''h,;
announcements and pactuies nc WI
The sun., 1901-09-30
GARDINER OFF THE SItTEr
squire Croker Said to Have Yielded 10
Protests From the bench.

The friends % Col Asa BIRD Gardiner.
former District Attorney, who was removed
from ONCE hv President Roosevelt, then
Governor % tho state. have about given
up hope 90 having him renominated Tor the
ONCE hv Tammany Hall When ha was
removed Il wsS announced that h" would
surolv be tho Tammanv candidate, and
that h. would be re-'lec'ed Just Tor vindica-
ton II for no other reason. THIS Wa tho
idea ths, Mr. Croker had in his mind mp
u a short time ago. hut ~ was said at tn"
DcnocrAtio club last evening that several
% the Tammany Judges hal protested To
Mr. Croker ~ vigorously that tn" squire
had made lp h,s mind t. leave Col Gardiner
OF tho ticket
II will he rrmomhNrri that Col Gardiner
was involved IN uumbrr ~ rows with
the Judg~s ot Goncrai Sessions AMI 'pnt
many ~ these rows h-viu" U'ihlr property.
Col Gar.liu-r'> most notable encounter
vas with Rcvur,,er Gof h"sid"s this
disut'c col. Gardiner had troubles With
other Judges iu tho criminal cpur',. tnn-t
@. whom v.crn - hiH vsN of thinking pplii-
cally and therefore She ldcd him and them
s.,lv,.s from pul hcitv iu the matter The"
Judge. have told NJ trok"r that fh"V think
that ~. ought Geo have NOR" causI '"ratiHu
Tor 'her than for ID" llrr-1usl - lins-
- col OE.,iiurr NT ttpksr lar .l~ nu"t
to al that tu-v tAV' said aut o. Wa u"-
clsr..d As' night. had about mad" up hi-
mind 'haf D., would lnf fh' pluu"l ifH'r
'i-s lav AMI not Htt"Ui' - rrhuh" iIr..
dent kpu-rN.ii tof f't'tur iim uui ~ ."..-.
udet ~. ciryutp.tanc~-- th~ irrat-
% ,sl. Gard.u~r have Sb.uf sirru ur hai-'.
Tlset,, ar number pi ed. 't,r uau.iIlu''rs.
one 81 Them .. Ja.H,.- " co. 80" aui
another ts Naur"" y ''"Vs.. IIa.
The sun., 1901-09-30
GtM4LIEL TO JOSIAH.
Campaign Committee Asks Questions on
the Value of Opportunism.

RosTos. sept ~ The campaign man
agcr- ~ Gsmaliel Bradford hAv. issued
an open letter attack ing the declarations
Of tn. Hon Josiah Quincy. who will h" n"
ne1t Democratic nomlne~ for Governor Of
thi. state The letter saws
rhs Nov JOSIAH Q1nsl
DHaE SIR Your statement. prior 20 eau
c,ise. Ia the papers Of Sept -, az 90 your
attitude toward IA" Democratic noinina-
ton for Governor has oCoa-ionsd such wide
spread criticism that Il se"lns To call Tor
further comment PRIOR 90 the convention
You certainly place the party under ih-
drcp.st ohlisations for The s'lt sscfihg" 81
your anticipHtoTy acceptance, waving
natural yearnins for repOss after 40 long and
recent public service
The sentiments do YOU honor and whom
ever referred 20. should b- quoted ! have
reluctantly agreed that n the Democratic
Convention considers that ! am IN" 'sfi
man to place a. the head OF the stat" ticket
thi. year aud if the platform - such - can
stand upon. ! will sccept The call a. matter
n%r g, party ,sSy.,ss duct snd vc S@rsa.ns
shall come TO me, reluctant a. ! am 20 as
sumo II. L ~ili accept {, But thi. surplus,
St sppssT. o. .sss As' oonseausn"s % When
you snnounce the rules OF your futur" con
dnc and eS,n, to es win -S OF nv E"OJ ~"
s,A,asman.hip must he TO large es'~n' ba -~d
upon oyport unistp. rather than upon ahstrsct
and iha, the very basis of politics. as
the abi.st writers have recognized d. com
I'M. Is no, the ieIun. nghtn~-S or r,ppaut
.sng.frold ~ -ophomotic ComgosluuE. hut
the dts--t.d thought " a man OF political
.rp.rirpce IL sounds pouderously imlt"~-
siVs but history. the record Of polttlcs' "N-
ner,~nc~ reads otherwise II vas the states
ms shin bssed upon opportunlsm OF A-TNts
thai shrivelied the Persian kmpire OF no
SAnh.drim that rcattsred the Jewish peopl"
and ruux them OUT to the ostfaolsIn OF IN"
human race of Cecil Rbode- and Joseph
Chamberlain that struck the hour of t's-
OF finance That latslv closed the door of The
seventh National bank of New orb OF whl'h
last event you may have vivid and uenD-
lous remembrance IL sas not compr"nl-e
that created the Dutch Republic and Epsu1h
Common Wa In aud permanently established
the Swiss French. South. Central aud N"t'h
American republics
For wears faithful Democracy has hA'-
tied for abstract principlc- against coin
promise. often heusysd sometime. twl.'-l
by s~li-imposed leader. who t.oosnlsrd
deserted by opportunities, opposed to count
le.s millions % combined capital but WIN
s,nc~rty for n leader aud abstract prtnCi-
oOO ~ national votes with tho Zoe
Now. DO YOU think that a chang" NV the
party from principle % no princirl" WI.
lead on 10 succcss' Will II get the support
Of the other elsments In the state t4I
IL would seem that " machine politics should
you suggest there would y, fTQst IN 'hls
State this fall severer than would recnt 70
tho memory o' any Twins Ms'husslAh Yours
Bn.ppokp C.MrAioS COMMITTEE
By lHIiiP ] NickTESoS. secretary
The sun., 1901-09-30
Suicide NENT THE WALDORF.
Caterer who'd Fallcd In business Blows
Out sis Hrains In the Astor curt.

George DauSon. who Tor several year.
was an assistant cook a. tho Waldorf
Astoria committed suicide yesterday
morning by putting a bullet In his BRAIN
In As,or Court. the private street which
runs from TEirty-third to Thirty-four;h
streets on the w"st side of the hotel He
used a cheap French pistol o' very larg"
calihre. and the shot made great noise
A. o'clock on sun dAy morning, but
the hotel manager said later that no one
was disturbed ~ ~
Two men who we're passing ran into tho
court They found Dauron living in
heap ia the entrance 10 tho brokerage
office of wasserman Broe In falling his
head had smashed the glass In the door.
He dead
Manager billiard az the hotel said that
Dauxon gave up his job about wear ago
and went into the catering business lie
fail.d and returned 10 the hotel last April
Dau.on was ~ years old and lived with
his wife and three children ~ 2te Ne-i
Twsnty-sixth street. HIs act T. attributed
20 de=pondcncy due To his failure and re
cent III health
The sun., 1901-09-30
REGISTER ON OCT. H.
Then 60 On Oc, ~ and See That the
On,cerS Get Your Name night.

From now until 10 O'Clock on the evening
of Oct 10 the workers of the Citizens Union
and Of the Republican party intend - make
every effort to &c, the vote registered
The DAYS 81 rrgist ration ar" oct ~ aud y,
and oct - ard 10 |, l. the object of the
campaign managers To have a. many {
their suppUrters a. they can induC" 20 dc
80 Register un the frSt dnv hat N" books
ars ppcu - mat 'hev will he able 20 & -
the p'acs-, e rogiS' ration uu M" following
dav. or nu UU" uf the 'H'e' dRys AMI -"-s
tlas fh..r uafr.~ arr pr1v"rlv on tho 'I-'
T'u. - rcrard.-l ~ v,'rv important, fn-
the - NAV 10 mistakes in spn" - 20" de
tr,r- and such mistakes c'lnou-.y cuuIgh.
alvrvs uI"ra'" a-ains' the party thai -
ir,ipg Go urio 1aDUarv Hal
I - tlnr-- f0r r.Eis' fa''pn or"H c,orv
MOI ing ~ O'Clock ant -'rnaln open all
dsv ..rc. Wi'h.u' clpsiug th0i' duu-~ M
% . ,lucs 100 ''ir evening siany BUSINESS
mo- Naka q paint 80 register GA fN~ir
,.1, .p l,'tslu-.s IN fh" MON ing % the ir-i
usE Tier or ~" morning ~ 10" sr"nud
div hey . around to the ulao" u' rrgI-trv
AIT ak uf th- t,uliIug oric''fr vuvf l't
'l,g raus.- a., on $40 h.. uud wl-' Ner
'i,'', a'r t-.lls.d Tropsfl" II the nam uu
tlr 80 dos u.' r-'ftr-Is.rl w.'i 'hr' '..'
fNH fHan r,e- vl,u H" '-'"- Co vote. H"
nav t.. Tf,sNrf.'t.i from Nuffs ar IE rr.N
q .H' haV~ 'Trrth- Iu gc'''fr i.s ''H
tNr.ug. lf- vii tr.av .'''f- w. sHn'
Z. N..fu
I,,r, vHf-- vh sa tHr. 10 Ir 20 fsH.i-
.f 'i,. ma. AZ nf t'~ t.'.F..f.- uIHu ~ a
- ths Hrf.i'.H a. 'Arv v.i Hr vSr'.rl y,
I-r. fol. "a flUTs f..af 'ht H.asss Co. reFistrs.
tIufi NlI uI-.n il be tffur' a. fs'u
Ia uu fiss ...ftIius - SO ftsf taN. aiu
hr wiu b. ufssss to d. i..s iuiy q. = a ss,n
cary ana - hio HE
The sun., 1901-09-30

night, speculation was entirely at q stand
still, not a wager Of any account was re-
cor ded senator Tim Sullivan pins nir
fai h 10 the Shamrock and expresses his
b. .e. that the boat from across the water
wi -hn- the Cup The senator says
,h' far le has not Invested n dollar on th"
ssi ss but expects Ia bet some money on
to rlorrow'- race. Dick Roacho u another
Sh mrock admirer and has $3.50 To- place.
He ls looking FOR odd ~ : 10 I. however.
Jol nny Ionsidine II another recruit tO the
Shf mrock side Considine Is ready 10
tai. business with any on. who will bet him
20 I against Upton. boat
The win of the Columbia was vigorously
discussed at ShcTrys and D"lmonico's on
SATURDAY, nish, with the result that tvn
big vagers were made. Lawrence OF
England bet 500 10 StJO twice on the Co.
himhia with M NJ Lerogue of Boston.
The sun., 1901-09-30
DarTON BtCK ~ THE FOID?
said Ia Have Made Peace WIN the squire
and Volunteered to Help Hopper.

A report came from Harlem Yesterday
that former Postmaster Charles " Day
ton had t-Neu received back into the Tam
many fold and that he was going 10 hsip
Isaac A Hopper. the bnadsr Ia the Thirty
first district. IN his campaign tins fall u
wac said that Mr. Dayton volunteered his
services to Mr. Hopper. who told him.
however. that A. lDug as ho was at war
with Mr Croker he could not he Of much
assistance ~ ~" work Of the district Then
1t vac said Mr. Dayton went down and had
a talk with Mr. Croker and came away
from the club IN excellent spirits
The sun., 1901-09-30
THOROUGH FUSION PROMISED.
Getting Together on Candidates Tor
As.embi, men and Aldermen.

Pre>iden; Robert G Morris OF the R.puh-
Hcan County Committee said last ev ,ning
that the indications all painted nov to a
thorough and effective fusion Of all of tn"
anti TammAnv forces OF ia. county ON al
~ the candidaJse TO h@ voted for this
fall There have been a number Of m"otings
between tho Republicans, the members of
the Citizens' Union AID the representatives
of the Greater New York Democracy In all
~ the districts where u - proposed To run
candidates for the Assembly and the Board
Of Aldermen. ana in all ca-s'~ there has been
n disposition on the part of all to get to-
gether and 20 make up tho best ticket that
can be devised
-Of cutir-. va find In all ~ these con-
ferences that there ara the same condi-
tions that thore were IN the general con :
ference. ." -aid Mr. Morris. and IL is neces-
-arv 10 sp.nd almost ~ much tim" aud
thought over the appnruunIneu' 81 an
Alderman and an AssrmhlymRn A. u has
ha-n over tho general ticket However,
al uf Ne have gon" about the W"fk WIN
the intention oi getting ,ogr'h't ana 80,
no serious disputes II viii take som"
time to get "A, The result that W. wat 90
reach bat We will get there without anN
trouble thai will hurt the tickets when
they arc put In tue field Most of our time
T. lp,inR spent now ia the presenting -
names All hand- present names and
then every ono gets down TO business and
tAlks about them aud whom We lind man
who seemt 90 -uit every one v~ g. ou' and
try To find out II there II anything agains:
him
IL We flnd thai there II we begin agein
and 80 We 20 ou until We are satisfied tha'
We have found a. man who will suit all
handS We have big job on our hands
hut W. are willing t. do tho work ior ~"
"a ke ~ the p--ults We ar. confident mat
VI. will IL, ahle tp elect several fusion can
didate- for th. Assembly and IA 'hi- way
r,.duc.- the slzs and importance uf the
Tammanv delegation al Albany SON"
nf the mon are likely to b' Democrats. but
not of the Croker strip. and all the men
whom We nominate will be good men on
HON the voters can RELY
As To- the Aldermen. We are making an
effort to gst especially good men to stand
for memberrhip IN this board, for we want
10 make "a good showing There -e"fnS
10 be no reason why Ne should not nave
an excellent representation IN the board
with all the parties to the conference WORK
ing togeth her ia harmony
According "a the gossip In the fitth
Avenue Hotel last evening the memh-fr
Of the Ci,iz.ns' MON Of tho Ninetcenth
dl.triCt are making trouble over the re
nomination Of Alderman Holmes, vho was
el..cted la is9s and whose friends cay that
N. has earned a renominatipn In" 'nl-
2ens' Union forces In the district want an
ot her man nomina ted. and they are putting
up a stiff hght for him The Republicans
are equally earnest IN their desire that Mr
Holmes H. named and there IN proSp"ct
that IL will h~ necessary 10 have numt"r
OF conferences tefore the matter Is decided
The sun., 1901-09-30
HORSES SMaSH StLOON WINDOW
After Running . Nile and n Half Drtver,~ss
One killed.

Two horses. drawing hig wagon which
goes around 20 the hotels in he early morn
ing 10 collect fa' for a soap refinery ~
S.sraucii-. y J l-s'an" frightened in front
of tho Herald square Hotel a. Z o'clock
Yesterday morning and gallpp"d, driver
l,.S,. over go Iighih ay"uu"
Their. tho, turned sn4'i nN-rowly miss
inr a collision With an '."c' rir car They
kept ou uuuplug. 90" wagon -werying
from side 20 -,d-. until they r"achei ia.
bend an Figh,h avenue a. Hnratip str,s't
a mile and a half down. There thcv ran,
nill tlt. into the plate glass window ~
Jacpb k.it = saloon. smashing iH -ruither,~uS
tv, windows and large mirror
Oite ot fne horse Ng~ -u tsadly cut hv
ia. ,ln-- that l" ll'd 10 death IN a f.,,
miryt,,- II" Other was practically uu-
injured hrput $50 damage vas dui.s
u the ss'uuu
The sun., 1901-09-30
FOt GHT TOF ms SNI>GS
Man Caught the inlet who stale 81 $40
from tIis Inside pochel.

MorNr NfRNoN. APP ., G'~'rs" Jones
rol,,,ed passenger IN trolley car NJ
Mount Vernon '.-fiRht - e. Noo. and sa-
clugUt Paul EIlpd. ,a.. ar" manu-
fa~'ur-r g aO Beach street. Mount N"ruon
va rdiug ou q cav fr.u l.nk'rs {" Mount
Vernon. AMI istN'-'u Eleventh and r~clith
avenues h- ir.' 'n" I.r.-,u"' Tagging al r,-
,,ai aui 'rrr nns-.y. ii- W'u~,. witch t~
,arIf"L v,apiH-i up iu = hsudk'r~'uct lu
'1,. tu .i,it tsHrt.f % It. ,.H' jos th~u 'h~
tarkrt II k,.' i-1I-.l r ''r car. tr1 h, " -
'Hlluv,-i 'y Ilill Nh. |- fu V'1r- .'U
h4laut ,tH-i .H. THu .Iua f." 'a.
U.G ulafageI 'H IsuG a Hra.N N..V 4rti,r
lI- UTIf eve ii.n f|tHf wa- r|.|s.|..sl 90
i.- t.~-, ana '"rs i.u' r... -r.rr...-l ..r.
IuH 'HUlI l.. U..l.f
VI F..Hr. ...I f. ,f..f l.rg 'tIH.
g 500 .".r.. H.s' a. saN.us- 4 a .'H.fH.
have salf... .f ... fUN ft..I". 'Hr ,shr-
The sun., 1901-09-30

HARRIsBrRG. Pa, Sep, 20 While trying
TO sall his revolver late yesterday afternoon.
Charles Saul. aged %, accidentally shot
Jacob Sweigert, aged %. inficting injuries
from the effects ~ which Swoigert died a
o o'clock this morning in tho city Hosptal
Saul and tharlss Lightly aged n years.
the young men who contemplated purchas
prison 70 answer the ChRrg" 81 involun-
tRry mauslaughter SweigeTt a. tho time
of the shooting WAS laving brick pave
ment al Ssve enteenth anu Walnut streets
The sun., 1901-09-30
Matt, Matthew NhiI- a-nn~si, In mir
t~~nih Nouna

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s .HfaH.fa Iu. .s.yHIfr aHu iu t.~
o. .r.HsfIH fs4ut ILv rstf 49, tsiflF stsn
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