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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
STEEL FIGHT SITUATION
Renewal of Peace Talk EvOkes Dis
claimer by Shaffer.

Pittsburg, Aug. 28.-Developments In
the steel strike are meager Probably
renewal Of peace negotiations by dis
interested parties is again being dis
cussed. but nothing definite can be
learned.
Henry NJ. White Of the Garment
Makers Of America and Ralph NJ. Eas.
ley Of the National Civic Federation,
who took part in the conference In this
city last week. have left for the east,
and 1t Is reported that they have gone
to New York to make another attempt
to have negotiations between the con-
tending parties reopened. President
Shaffer, however said during the day
that he knew nothing Of the proposed
venture, and his association had au-
thorized no new steps for peace
The combine, IT is said, intends to
make aggressive attempts to start more
plants this week. They have been sue
cessful in putting two more mills in
operation al Painters, and now have
four mills with Il force Of 400 men at
work. The mills just started were No.
l bar mill and No. cotton tie mill.
The management says that the work
being turned out is up to the standard
and is being placed OH the market.
One of the officials announced in the
course of the day that he had three
more crews engaged, but that they
would not 60 to work until all the
men necessary to operate the mills had
been secured, and then the plant would
run at night. He said he was almost
certain the entire works would be run.
ming at night before the end Of this
week.
Inc strike managers assert that the
resumption Of these plants in full will
be an impossibility and say the claims
Of the Steel people are not borne out
by the facts. They say that they scor.
edN vict aver the management Of
tn91star - by preventing seven men
from entering the plant and that the
plant Is not running at ALL
Vice President Pierce Of the Anal.
gamated association says there are
fewer men working In the local mills
than for over week.
Advices from McKeesport are to the
effect that no attempt has been made
to start the Demmler works. The fur
naces were fred and the plant lighted,
but no men appeared. Ten regular po-
licemen and large force Of pickets
guarded the mill all night. but there
was no disorder.
The situation at all points is reported
quiet, and no trouble is expected.
Trouble at Carnegie Mills.
1t Is said that when the Lower Union
mills Of the Carnegie company In Law
rencevile were ready to start up the
managers discovered that they were
short about 60 Of the skilled men who
had been working there up to Saturday
night. As result two of the roughing
mills were idle, the IL inch mill was
crippled. the plate mill was only oper-
atcd about half the number of heats,
and the 8 inch mill Is still out and will
not be operated.
There has been no material cnange
in the situation at Joliet. The advisory !
haard was In session during the day
discussing paus for a public mass |
meeting in defense of the strikers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
ARRANGING FOR
LABOR DAY.

Labor men and their families are look.
ing forward with much pleasure to Labor
Day, next Monday, which event will ba
appropriately celebrated at Saellpot
Park. All arrangements are now cGm.
pletcd and the celebration promises to
be the largest of its kind ever before
held in Wilmington. Business men have
become interested in the affair, Offering
prizes and assisting the committee in
many other ways to make it a success.
The committee of arrangements of which
Richard Monck is chairman, has work
ED hard to make it eclipse previous labor
celebrations. Emil Mauier, Ferdinand
Martin and John Wethcrill, the commit
tee on sports have also worked hard to
that end and Il most interesting athletic
program has been arranged.
AS Il special feature there will be Il
prize wa,tzimg contest in the evening.
For the winner OF this contest Stirlith
Brethers have offered handsome silver
pitcher as the prize. Competent Judges
will be aDpoinred for the contest. The
silver pitcher will be On exhibition i'll
the show window of Joseph Kern, No.
707 Market street after today.
The annual shop picnic Of the marhin
lists employed at til" Harlan 4 HollingS-
worth Company will also be held on
Labor Day at Greenbank Park. his
picnic gives the machinists delightful
Cnting and is always an occasion Ct
much pleasure to those who attend it.
There will be SPORTS, singing, dancing
and plenty of refreshments.
The journeymcn BARRIERS will hold an
other meeting tonight. This is expected
to be one Of the most important meet
ings since the shorter day was ilau-
glratcd. Action will he taken against
ail shops that have refused to close at
S o'clock of evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
HALTED BY STRIKERS.
Non.union Men Induced not to 20 to
Work in Ohio.

Dennison, D. Aug. 26.-Srycn non
urion men. who were on their way to the
Canal Dover paGt Of the American
Shc", Steel Company to help break the
strike there. were Yesterday turnd back
by II committee Of Amalgamatcd men
and persuaded to return to their homes
at Nandegrift and Hyde Park.
Inc men were met at NewcomrrstOwn
by strikers, Who escorted them TO their
headquarters, surrounded by crowd OF
several hundred men. Afterwards repre-
sentativcs OF the company saw the mon
and tried to change their purpose. but
tn" men refused to go to the Canal Dover
mill, AMI last evening were taken to
Pittshnrg by a committee Of strikers who
saw them of to their homes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
HOTEL RICHrlOND.

Kentucky Avenue. Three doors from Beach
aud Boardwalk. Steam heat. elevator. sun
larlor, Appointments first class in every par
ticular. NJ. n. Magers OF Baltlmors. Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Pord Will Not Serve.

Peter J. Ford has refused to take
part in the indignation meeting to
take place at the Democratic League
tonight.
CThe promoters of the affair are very
much put out at this as they had ex-
pected Mr.. Ford's influence In the
affair. Since being named. there has
been considerable speculation as to
whether Mr.. Ford would serve on the
committee Or not.
1t now appears that Mr.. Ford was
selected without gaining his c0nsent
or receiving any notice Of his appoint.
ment.
When questioned regarding tie
matter, he stated that he had already
been asked to take part in a similar
but more general movement and had
consented 10 act upon the committee
then to be appointed. He also stat.
ed that be heartily approved Of the
movement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
THEATRE GOSSIP.

"Human Hearts," the popular melo-
drama that will be presented at the
Opera House Monday next, matinee and
night, is portrayed effectively by one
of the largest and strongest companies
on the road. The memLers give real
istic life-like delneation of the various
characters and all the sensational. path
ctc and comical scenes are carefully de-
scribed in the acting The company III
cludcs, Fred Fairbanks, Herbert Brtt.,
Harry j. Yorkey, Connie Thornton.
Miss Aniee I.osee, Alfred IIelton, Miss
May Sargent. Miss Nellie Helton. Mas
ter Percy. Miss Lillian Weston. Rich
ard Van Allen, Murah Seymour, W. Lee
Thomas, Sam Harrison.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
GIANTS SHUT OUT.
Billy Days Delivery Was Too Much
for Them,

In game that was both interesting
and exciting the Cuban N-thants were
whitewashed yesterday by Brownsou.
the score being TO O..
Da! pitched for the locals and held
down the dusky ball tossers to three
scattered hits, while Mcclellan, pitcher
for the visitors was touched up for
twelve hits. -.
Al no stage of the game We're the
visitors able to score, this being due to
fast folding. Although Rrownson had
three errors. none were costly.
Schultz Barker. German and Coffey
carried off the honors in the batting. get
ting ten hits among them. Schultz got
home run by hitting the ball where
"nobody amt" The sphere struck the
fence in right field and got lost in tho
grass.
The fielding honors were divided bs.
tween Walker and Hoffman. Both get
ing everything coming their way.
'hn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
The prettlest Woman Dead.

Charlottesville, Va, Aug. 25- Miss
Mauds Coemsn Woods OF who 10 1898
was chosen by Alexander Black, the New
York author and critic. to represent the
typical American girl and whose phoo.
Graph was selected In a com petition to bs
used In making profile tn be used on the
official emblsm OF the Pan American
Exposition died at midnight last night
at Claremont the sum- msr home OF hes
parents near Beaver Dam after tws
weeks illness OF typhoid fever. shs wsi
declared to be one OF the most beau ifnl
women In the United States Miss Woods
was the second daughter Of Captain
Micajah Woods distinguished as D lawyer
and politician. Her mother was Matilds
Miner Morris niece OF Colonel MipsR
Coleman who resigned his professionally
at the University Of Virginia to enter the
Confederate army, and after serving with
dinstinctlon fell at the head Of his ba tts.
lion OF artillery at, the battle Of
fredericksburg
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
SEPTEMBER COURT.
Prothonotary speakman Has Issued
Trial Lists.

prothonotary Speakman has recently
issued trial lists for the September term
of Superior Court and Court of General
Sessions. which will be opened on Sep
tcnlber IL. The causes for trial and ad-
journment are us follows:
Appeal cases, Commercial Beneficial
Association VS.. John fitchctt; John Gam
vs. James IL. $. Gam; Sums. cases, Viii
liam d. Miller VS.. Republican Printing
and Publishing Co., John Anthony Parni
VS.. the Fidelity Mutual Aid Association,
replevin, Lille ii. Rees vs.. Lewis NJ.
Price and William II. Money, constable;
divorce eases, Mary Il. Primrose vs..
Henry Primrose, Sybl Ida Swartz VS..
Samuel c. Swartz, Sarah G. Brloe vs..
Walter II. C. R"loe, Frank H. Chambc $
VS.. Emma i. Chambers, tiherctein Y.
Pyle vs.. Joseph =. Pyle. Lottie e. Mid
dlcton VS.. James Thomas Middleton.
Rosa Pattey VS.. Robert -. Patty, Annie
l.. Dickinson, by her next, George II.
Davis vs.. John ii. Dickinson. John $
A. lloughien vs.. Josephine NJ. Iloughten
Bertha Eastburu VS.. Ibind EaStburn,
JChn b. Miller VS.. Emma j. Miller. GrI-
trude Rock vs.. Frank Il. Rock, Cornell
ills Il. Short VS.. Margaret $. Sh ,rt,
James n. Flanagan VS.. Mary Flanagan.
Helen W. Jameson VS.. Charles W. Jane
son, Mary Pennington VS. John |. Penn
ingtou. Emma NJ. Muntz vs. GuS'avc II.
Munt2. Mary l.. Jones W. William
Jones Alice C)rd"lia Wagner vs. Fred
crick II. Wagner, Sahina hi Lorenzo vs..
Michael hi Lorenzo, Kate Faulkner VS..
John +. Faulkner, Susie A. Brinton VS..
~ al, 4 al, ,,t,
Fanny Il. Thatcher Eta r. Mccall vs..
Frank Mccall, Jr., Annie II. Whitccraft
VS.. John II. Whitcraft, Nellie Florence
GillriIc VS.. Thomas GiIbridc, Margaret
G. Mu&hv VS.. Edward G. Murphy, Annie
II. Joseph vs.. Cherries b. Joseph. E'-'c
L. McN-.l vs.. William l.. Mcneil Annie
Carter vs.. Thomas f.. Carter
Demurrer eases. .Iamcs NJ. Bryan w.
Wilmington C.ty Railway Company.
White Sewing Machine Company vs..
William Mahlcr, Garrett 4 Barr vs..
John McFarlan". Levi C. Scott W..
Charles Devnlingcr Thomas j. Burris
VS.. Della Sharpe. Patrick Thornton W.
Brandywne Granite Co.. Henry Me,
Kennirs exccntrix vs. James Park Pos
ties. 4. s. I'ruitt 4 Bro. VIZ. Patrick
Fahcy. Lille II. Rrrs VS.. Louis VI
Price, X. II. IIannnm VS., Wilmington
City Railway Company. Alonzo u.
Douovan's aInintrators VS., Wilmington
City Railway Company and Wilmington
and Chester Traction Company. Louis
next hest friend VS.. Ford
Morocco Company
Certiorari eases. st. George Marsh
Company vs.. Joshua jefferson. Elw 'oi
Spencer VS.. White Brothers. Patrick
Fnhc, VS.. State of Delaware. Elizabeth
Grey vs.. James Richardson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Baseball Yesterday,

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Al phiIodplnhia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

U'OR SALE-FULLY EQUIPPED JOB
e Printing office. Apply at No. !? West
Cd street, 7. PIunkett a2tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Meetings TO Night.
Cyrus Castle, X G 4

Cyrus Castle, K GE
Peerless Conc!ave, s W M.
Corinthian Lodge, 8 OF H.
franklin Lodge, A OGF.
Industry Lodge. A OU W.
Eureka Castle, A . X NJ 9.
Delaware Senate, X AEO
Harmony Councll u L of A.
Diamond State Council, CBL.
Wa hington Conclavs, S WIN.
Cherokee Tribe, Impd 0 RIM.
Eureka Council, Jr., OU A NJ
German Beneficial Society. Mol.
Reynolds Ensa,npment, o OF.
Moriel Encampment, X st. J s. NJ.
Branaywlne Com. A 4 D X Of NJ.
Wilmington Conclavo d Of LO:C
Musical Art Society.
GermRnia Temple. l. GE.
Carpenters and Joinors Union
BARRIERS Protective AssociatiOn.
Brandywins Boys Brigade.
Wilmington Council. o U A NJ.
Delaware Encampment OOF.
Benevolent and Pro ooc:ive Orde. Of Elks
Lincoln Lodge, X of p
Crusaders Gas 'le, X GE
Humanity Circle Il. of U.
Waneta Council. u Of 2.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS,j

This week promises to be a lbig
one at Brandy wine Springs Park.
The County Fair which is to COM
mence tomo rrow will doubtless at.
tract several housand people to the
grounds. many OF whom will come
from a distance. Saturday will be
A. o. U. w. Day, and the members
of that organization expect to make
it a memorable day. They have
arranged a vaudeville performance
on the roof garden and an interest
ing series OF field sports. The en-
gagement Of the Roy Venetian
Band will close for the season on
September I'd, and a special pro.
gramme will be given every day
this week ard as long as the band
remains iatAhe Park. With good
we eather there is every prospect of
an immense attendance during the
week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
President Shafier, of the Amalgamatcd

Association.
When asked regarding the recent con.
ference in which lie participated. Mr..
Mitchell refused TO divulge anything
that occurred, but intimatcd that the
conference had agreed upon proposition
to be submitted to the United States
Steel Corporation, and il it is rejected
then new forces will be called into the
fight. He did not say what these forces
are. but intimated that it would be the
American Federation of Labor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Law n Fete.

The Ladies Of ST. James Episcocal
Church at Newport are preparing to
hold Lawn Fete at the Rectory this
evening the 2sth Inst. from I to 10 p.
NJ, and will no doubt sustain their
reputation for successfully conduct
ing such affairs. They have been &C.
cumulating fancy articles for sale and
will serve Ice cream and cake. Tho
Rectory grounds are we'll suited for
such an entertainment and this Is the
only occasion on which they are
thrown open for such purposes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
PAOLl

1G S. Michigan Avenue
Eear the beach Full ocean view. Excellent
table. Terms moderate.
MRS. W. j. GILMORE
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

1toR sALE-FINE sIDEBoAKD REFRla.
L orator. odd bureaus and stands. nne
fonisres, fine sewing machine fine quarter
oak swell front bedroom suite, 9 foot off ce
table and ohsirs, claw foot sidsboard. Mo-
phone 1928,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
To Play With Tow mend.

Howard Bullock and Joseph Myers,
the crack battery Of the Brandywine
base ball team has been signed by the
Townsend club and will finish the
season with that team. Myers has
made quite record for himself this
season and has become very popular
with the Brandywine rooters. We
wish him success.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
FOR SAIIk.x

e or sALE--AN ANTIQUE BUWEAU. A
4 pair OF parlor stools and numerous art.
cles Of furniture at N. Il Corner Sixth and
Orange streets, I'd floor. jyl9
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

EoR sALE-FON WANT OF USE BLACK
I mare Q years old, will drive single or
double. Apply Gl7 Church street. a.B.3t$
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
$50 EXCURSION TO PAN AMERICAN EX
POSITION,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad :.

August s. Il, 20, and 30. Sept 4, 10, 10
and 25. Train leaves Wilmington, Della
are avenue, 9. 80 n. m .affording deIigh.
full daylight ride through the famous Wy.
oming valley. Through Parlor cars.
Tickets good returning seven days. inclu
ing date of sale. on all trni ns except
Black Eia mond Express an Royal Limit
ed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Don't w orry.

Your inc ONE may be small and there
may bo 100 Of her things in the way but il
you manage things properly you can save
II cents day which will be suHiclent to
purchase u fine piano at the Ludwig
piano ware rooms, 5lj Shipley street Bar
rett g. Hunter,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Lawn Eete.

The Epw0rth League OF Brandy wine
NJ n, church will hold lawn fets on the
oh hurch lawn on " ednesday, Thursday
and Friday evening of this week. The
la wn will be beautifully decorated with
CO lor cd lanterns, and attractive GIRLS will
have charge OF the various booths.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Broke Hia Leg,

Engineer Shattuck Of Twentieth and
Market streets had his Inr broken yes.
terday morning while working at the
Harlan & Holingsworth Company. He
was removed to tho Delaware Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
MITCHELL TO MEET sHAFFER.
Intimates that New Forces Nav
Enter the Steel Strike,

indianapolis, Aug. 26.--Presidcnt John
Mitchell left here yesterday afternoon
for Hazlcton. Pa, where he will attend
the convention Of the anthracite miners.
On his way east he will confer with
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Low RATE EXCURSIONS TOT PAN A MER
iCAN EXPOSITION VA PENN.
SYLVANIA RAILROAD

Angus; 81, 27. September =. II, Il and
26. Only SO. w for tho round trip from
Wilmington. Train leaves at I. 10 n. IN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

Il had o running. itching sore on my
leg. Suffered tortues Doan's Ointment
took away the burning and itching in
stanlly and quickly effected the porma-
nsnt cure.' G. W. Lenhart. Bowling
Green o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

Scrofula salt rhsun. erysipelas and
other distressing eruptive diseases yield
quickly and permanently to the cleansing
purifying power Of Burdock Blood Bit.
tara
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
CUBAN y GIANTS.
Score nv Innings

bfnWnSon ...........,o U : v 5 X-0
Giants ........,......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Summary Earned runs, Brownson, 4.
two base hits. German. Barker; home
run. Schultz: lrft on bases, Brownson, g.:
Giants. 8; struck ont by Day, l; Me-
Cellan. 3; base on balls by Day, 1: Me-
Clrlan, l; stolen bases, German, Bar.
kcr: hit by pitched ball. Hoffman. Wal
k"r: Umpire llucy; time. / hour % min
ntrS.
Germantown will play here today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

A blessing alike to young and old; Drp
FOwlers Extract OF Wild Strawberry.
Natures specific for dyseutory. diarrhosa
and summer complaint.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
SEVEN DAYS AT THE PAN. AMERICAN
EXPOSITION
Special Exc ursion via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

August II, "a. September &. II. II and
26. Only $1,000 for the round trip fro IN
Wilmington Train leaves at T. 10 q, III
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

Go to Millor's No l stall in tho Second
street market house Tor good roast or
steak.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

Bodily pain lossA It's terror II you've q
bottle OF DR.. Thomas's Eolsotrto OIL 10
the house. Instant rcllet In oa.es OF burnA
cuts. spraius, acciisnts OF any sort.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

nH DkhARDTS PENNYRoYAL PILLS
- The enly genul ns pennyroysl pills; Q
arugg!stser W mail u. VtAos NViU ysh "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

L'ARM FOR sAi.E-A VERY PRODUC.
IL tive farm in high state Of cultivation :.
containing about l68 acres with eoud out.
bull din 60 Thereon. suitabl for dairy or gras.
ing purposes. ab0ut+ miles from Whining.
ton and III miles from Newport and u mile
from the proposed trolley line between vii.
minGtoD and Stanton. On easy terms. Ap.
ply 10 o. N. 0roome, New port. Del:
Al52wk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
THE WASHINGTON,

Ocean front and Georgia avenue, At
lanLic City. Steam yacht connec ed for
fishing parties. Bathing, boating and
fishing from hotel. "a to $l2 weekly.
n, pERREVV
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
GRAcE oeAN.
Human HEARTS q

III. V. ESmond has given to the Amcr-
can and English stage Il very remark
able and clever play. 1t comes at the
right time. it comes as wholesome
chcck to decadence and degencracy. 1t
is as sweet us mountain air that has
been kissed by the heathrn, and all the
men are brave, sympathetic, honest, loyal
fellows. They are net ashamed to wear
their hearts on their sleeves and do DOT
care how many DAVIS peck at them
So wrote the critic of the New York
Herald about "Whcn We Were Twenty
one" which will be presented at the
Opera House on Thursday. September 5.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

VN1ANTED--WO TO DO IRONING. .
w steady work. Apply at X l. Laundry
No. 5i3 ohipley street. a26-2t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

7NJANTED-HORSEST TO PASrURE,1OOD
w water and plenty OF shade. Apply 10
Parry's Hotel. Concord r Ike, Brandy wine
Hundred. Del, jyl7.tr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

Miss Amy Ltr in "Fo-g's Ferry
played to Il well filled house in the open
[ ing performance last night of thirc.
night enga cement in the Wilmington
The atrr. Th" audience in which We're
many women and children was delighted
will! the play and frequently voiced its
approval Of particularly clever point,.
The play is one of particular intercs- to
women and children and will, as well,
prove interesting 10 men: The manrgc-
ment of the Wilmington Theatr" an
nouncrs two special matnees during Miss
Lees stay here, one today and
another tomorrow. "Foggs Ferry
, is n strong production and is sore To
please. In reference to the natirccs
it might he stated that at the first after
nCrn performance given 1t The Whining
ton Theatre on Saturday afternoon last,
a great many people were turned away
wi'hStan,lnE the fact tat it r'ninrd
hard most Of the day.
Miss Lee played nhcnomrrnl en-
gagcmrns in Philadelphia last .Irnr.
With the thcrLlc meter in the nineFies.
after every other legitimate theatre in
the city had clcsrd for the summer 'shc
played to over 3..00f plid admissions.
ranging in price from 10 cents to 81 zach
at the Girard Avenue Theatre
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
WANTED.

ANTED.M MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FOR
w cook also woman to wash and Iron
Monday and Tuesday. Apply at 79l Rodney
street. al5.tf
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-09-04
NEGRO SHOOTING scRAPE.
Ed. Bradford and John RidgiIl Each
Charge the Other With Attempted AS
sassination.

There was waylaying and shoot
ing scrape last night!on the Stateburg
road just beyond Shot Pauch Branch.
The truth concerning the difficulty
seems to be difficult to get at as the
parties to the combat tell different
stories. Edward Bradford and John
Ridgill, both colored, were the bellig-
erents. Bradford says that Ridgill
waylaid him and shot him as he pass
ed along the road on ais way home.
Ridgill says that Bradford waylaid
him and attempted to shoot him, but
he was on the lookout as Bradford had
attempted the same thing more than
once before, and got the first shot.
Bradford was shot in the rear part of
one shoulder, but the wound is neither
deep nor serious, the shot being a
glancing one. Ridgill was not wound
ed, and it is not clear that Bradford
shot at him at all.
Ridgill came into town this morn
ing to give himself up and told the
police his side Of the story.