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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09
VICTORIA.


"Cuorna," as presented by Mrs. Bruno
at the opera house Thursday night the
finest attraction that ever appeared in Vie.
torla, Mrs Bruno was grand and ever
other part was sustained most ndmirub ~.
The staging was the richest ana most taste
ful ever seen here. The audience was net
ms large as the attraction merited but thls
was due to Mrs. Bruno being star new to
Texus She is superb little actress and
deserves the title bestowed upon her, tle
American Bernhardt."
Miss Pcttus OF GcIiud visited her sister.
Mrs. A. NJ. McFadien Wednesday to wit
ness "Umorua" by Mrs. Bruno at the opera
house. A.,
the city from Port I.avacd saturday
Miss Clara Wufiurd Of Cuerl visited he'
sister, Mrs. f. G PROCTOR this week. lc-
turning home Monday
Mis-. Alex Hamilton of Cuero Wis tea
friends IN the city this week.
Charles X Gre1vts Of Waco ana MIS-.
Esther Clark of Victoria were maui n
Tuesday morning at the home Of the BRIDE
brother. Postmaster clark. Roy. Joscphus
Johnson officiating, and left on In morulus
train for Waco. their home
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reminiscent character. recalling old zine.
aud old people, aud were very interesting
timers who were present
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald ~ Gonzales
came up Tuesday 70 attend the Cnrter.SIc.
Neal nuptlals on Wednesday
Mrs Arthur Foruuernu returned 20 hor
home In san Antonio Saturday. after a visif
q seyeral days 70 the family OF Mr.. Boone
Foruueran.
Mrs McCarty. after visit OF severa,
weeks TO the family Of Judge Y. Ellis. mas
returned to her home at Eagle Lake.
Mrs. Fuller and children left last Fri.
dny for Bnllingcr. where they will make
their future home
Miss Rosa TrIgg Is visiting her sister Mrs
Kline In Gonzales
Mn. a. s, Carter and Miss Mary McNeol
were quietly married at the residence ~
Judge Thomas McNcal. the brides fatbcr
last Wednesday evening, Rev ]. M pur
cell, pastor Of the Presbyterian church
officiating The young couple are now Ma
itlng San Antonio.
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SAN ANGELO.

Mrs. L. Mosbacher and children have re-
turned from a VISIT to Galveston.
Mrs NJ. E. Pope and children are visit
ins relatives in Ozona.
Mrs NJ d. Chastain Of Baliuger has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs W. 5. Robin
SON
Mr.. c. II. Rust and Mrs. Alice Miller
were married in this city Monday morning,
Mrs. Wiley, grand president Of the Rebe-
kah order Of Texas has been making the
local chapter an official visit.
1.-THE busy Ten. new social orcanlza-
ton. were entertained at the home of Mrs.
W NJ. FORESTER.
Miss Eleunor Marberry entertained a
party OF Juvenile friends.
The san Angelo Turnverein anniversary
hall was the usual brilliant success. Re
freshmeuts were served NJ midnight after
which dancing was resumed ana continued
for some hours
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SIM Reward. 500.

The readers az this paper will be pleased
20 learn that there IS at lcnst one dreaded
diseasc thai science has been able e IRE
In all it's stages and that Is catarrh. Haii q
Known 10 the medical fraternity. Catairh
beme a constitutional disease, REQUIRES a
constttutional treatment H9us Got rrd
Cnre IS taken internally. acting directly
n4,on the blood and mucous snrfa IS ~ Toe
sysfeuh. Thereby destroying the foundation
~ the disease ana giving the pau9t
AVA sssisfina nature a. doiag its wAtK.,
me nroprietore hive 90 much faith IA rs
curative powers that they cffer One HIM
bred Dollars fof any case tnat y rams g
Address +. j, CHENEY x 20, T'iede,
Ohio.
Fold by pFusgisfg, Toe.
Halle Family Pills are the sss1
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r,esday 70 be one OF the
j. No !, % tie BIanchctte-Greeyes nup'
l'' o.,t.olI Of sedalio, Mo-;
NJ Marie S % csn OF Fort Worth ar
BESSIE. McLCe" "a attend the Blan-
e l,eres TsadPs. g wsst f 70 tSe brill
lgds were lssuedd hail to be given by
! .fcceptslonqlt NJ the Neches club rooms
tes lPiptn and Miss F ~ \. P nTes
4 to Gal lv,ssrIaee Of their friend MISS
Z B pssrI palmer q g., Houston stts Is tho
h j NJ; AMELIA IdiIus BlS Meyers Of New
and ~ N guests Of thcir nephews' tne
q IA so9 ,irs. Ed Carol went to Waco
|nd9tyy,n carroll and children nay, have re-, re-,
b, WI, WI S me extensive visit to Waco anu
n trtouiD.
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nReNHAM.

IN. church az Burton sunday
y" AZ o'clock, In the presence Oh
~ -,n,ber Of friends ana re,atlIes
4 ra,t,nr parties. MI j. - ''aeA
enh'' M. Manic lNiel were united IN
,Du Rev. W. T. Tynes OF stone 'ni
w. W.. ,nnsl Hin wednesday evening ~
NA'rr ,f A lew ATTENDS ana the H.
i,tty.t. o1 tnl contracting p"rsies'
als ,ackef ana Mrs. nate u
aerg u..itea IA marriage NeN % ~
nl.thg. D,tI p1ities " tnN
'r, Ncl. ...u la'vispIg hnVN 80
n.st o. tr.e..us WAC ""l 1'iH 80
lDg rongl stui-t-ohs' a.+e.noou Mr.
ne ,,,lrg Ilursuay AFTERNOON ~
',npt uuu Sllss h,eduuia holt-
'lelAeA in,lrI Ia marriage, heN. a.
M', tfyiatlug. After the cere'
,,.55eurlon WAS neld at tle resiueuSe
'ae o.'I res,6guce Of Prof. Il. w. Tar
Il ,Srdnesaay evening ne performed Tue
tmnny thar united la marriage .hl
snumphrel hause 81 oSuiS utu '4 it,
+, arltsie Of Lnappell Hin. IheS lelt Aor
:. pnich viii De tneir nome
~, irfi mr.. asst over the announce
a. ne wedding of Miss Lula IhornLlll
VI fay,na Ha,,ison ia this city next
ln.,oy night. These young people are
Hr,eent members Of the srclal set aud
ryedly popular. ,.. so
4 the Salem Lutheran church at ~
III Thursday morning KEY. j. Mge-
II MAILMAN were united In mArli gc.
IN ths ceremony. which was witnessed
A. large number OF friends Of the con
4tlno narties, the assemulage repaired 70
y ,esidence 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry We l.
y fhe parents Of the groom. where the
IN was celebrated with great eclat and
fgratulatlons extended.
EIss Matte Gersman returned from Frels-
'E Saturday. 60,
"A wednesday morning for Waco.
m W. \. Mlyheld returned to Somer-
IN Howard Of Houston IS here on a
Al the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Leila
Nlss Ida Mae Lindeman loft Saturday for
flslt To Temple and san Angelo.
Ms Ella Hill returned to Someryi'le
lin Fernando Robertson Of somervillC
~ Thursday in tho city.
Ilss Elizabeth Jacobs left FRIDAY to re
"a her studies at school in New Or
MS Lucille T1rrant spent sunday III
'a ctv visiting Prof Tnrrant's family
|hrninr Sunday evening to Cameron.
Ms Pauline Gelsccke Is reported quit
"a With typhoid fever
'pof Tom Shonnon. formerly ~ this citv
I'd now Of Homestead. Waller county
atft Monday and Tuesday in the citv
III Gus Dlrke NJ Burleson county spent
n sdsr In tho city.
Six young neonla are arranging for biz
kNre al Lusk's ha'l next Monday night.
Nrs W W. Hendlev ~ Georgetown f
~ on visit
~ Fl. VI. Carothers Of san Antonio l.
ns on n visit
'ffss Elsie Garrett has returned from
|kl 70 Austin.
i g9arlrs Gramm Of Caldwell spen
|AERdSy IN the city.
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CALDWELL.

fpon that night when fairies light" and
fr witches, fends and COLLINS galore
fort themselves, Caldwoll's lads and
ses met at the hospitablc home Of Mr.
Mrs ]. R. Heslcp to invoke the charms
\ are efficaclouF only on All Hallows
land to pry into the future with a
n TO discovering he fates and fortunes
tfimonial Of each and all.
Hey came In response TO unique and
BY hand painted aud poetic Invitations
~ had the merit Of furnishing each Of
gentlemen With a word that rhymed
4 MS lady'S name Miss Alma Reeves,
Ase name guarantees success To any SO
a1nlr, had charge of the nmusementS
Y lded, and, ably seconded by our other
Emphasized society girls, furnished an
Rmg entertainment which, for the
a pelng' transported the guests to Il
ntable falryland.
ae rooms were dimly lighted with old
loned lack,o.anterns. and the PARTED.
~ ID the festivities were masked and
ttfoped IN White sheegs-and a ghostly
Nh0ly they were AS each one arrived
n she land no one knew whether lady
gentleman was introduced into the
Fnes cavern where they were met Ivy
4 frlhce or Darkness himself, tho roe
~ assumed by Miss Reeves, she being
q common consent farthest removed from
snaIaeter ana surrounded by grlnuing
LIN ana weird skeletons. the bewildered
"a. was presented 10 the witch to nav
~ her fortune told. Miss Jessie Wo-
nad succeeded In Transforming her
Il mo such witch as might have awed
80; and for her devotecs she predict
10y brilliant as well as some disastrous
Her much merriment had resulted from
~ Ken gueSgps MS IN thp t1nptisv ~ tho
#eIs, the ghostly habnimeuts were laid
y spu tne dinlng room thrown open
Il IRE apples boating IN tubs of water,
~ containing In place Of core slip
III ~ on which was written some pre-
IHon ~ 10 the future Of the person skill
A. NV rouIn 70 hsh II out with the teeth
Out me aid OF hands In the center Of
n, enI h was a beautifully decked table
IN al We q prodlglous bowl of punch
~ 49, 49, ana fruit In abundance. Seats
81, provided covered with white cloth,
N ngd Deen generously sprinkled With
& o eHu IN which the unSuspccting were
+ 40 10 ST. much 10 the detrlment o.
Hed ia black
S5''eri The evening was one Of unsur.
4 Enjoyment, and
+ wI merry Ky songs and friendly cracks
"A S'I they did ma weary.
w unco tales and funnie Jokes
IVY sports were bllthe aud CHEEKY"
,heeeyes ana her co.workers and Mr.
III 9ae,. hgslSp, who always so generous
~ Ner ,heir beautiful home 10 the
4 tpdeo u Y, nave earned the lastinp
~ or taeir guests. who unanimous
|'K often ~ wishing that Halloween came
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GONZALES.

Cards were received here this week. IS
sued by Alr. and Airs G., X. Lockart or
houston, announcing the engagement OF
%. saycrs Of Gonzales. the marriage Wall
take place in Houston al christ church on
November H. The brde-elect belongs 20
two Of iIoustons oldest and most respected
Families. The groom is the present heau
~ The old Miller A savers banking house
ana ls q nephew Of the prshsnt governor
OF the state
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RIcHMoNp

Mssdames sidney j. Winston. j. n.
Farmer. Robert Il Drst Lizzie Ounce
oni Liuan billiard went t. Houston 70 sec
the Grau Opera con pany tn sday night.
Miss Adclla Dunoyant was the guest q
Mrs. II L. Dyer for few duys this week.
Mrs. Albert 7, George Is Visiting her
father and mother, Nj. aid Mrs. j j, f..
Davis
ITO Card club met with Judge and MIS-
Viilialu MAstefsOn Friday might
JuIsc ana Mrs. wells Thompson ere
pucsts ut he Brick hotel. Judge fhgmr
Son h holding district cOirt
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W r. velvin'a win.

Greenville. Texas November THE will
Of the late W. r. Veiviu was filed for pro
bate yesterday. The widow Is named as
exeeutrix and sole legate, and the request
Il made that the courts have no more 20 10
with the estate than "a probate the Will
II was executed by the testator on October
%. 1886. and witnessed by w. J.. Reckham
nnd ! r. burton The property, real aud
personal amoLuts 20 $4,000,
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.EF AFTER TWO DOSES.

4 an N Schuyler, Utica, \ y sars.
n tra.nh "a me small OF my back aud
Il fe aoq f,it for over year. and dys'
H. 1u'y three years. commenced
.dy ma David Kennedy's Favorite
letei,. Hoses. it has since cured ne me
~ ~, g1,sf use, Of the Kldneys. liver.
fsig'tt blood. rheumatism and DFs,
hs,to pNls,elln can prescribe medi.
4 r.Ns9Iite Rem .dy - Na'la zen
druggists sell ii IN tbo ma.
4ple Lo,te sular 500 size hotlles.
H. nSle-,enough FOR trial. free ,y
but \ Sye'id Kennedy CORPORATION.
'nIdi''a kenuedy's Cherrv RaIs,, 10 /,
Trastso nghs, Consumption on n
'Pny. supplied 6y tue Houston Drug
a writings. Aus.
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cidentally 70 CLEAN from the harvest Of
golden brown nuts with which Dame Nh
ture mas been SO lavish this year. The
iolowing Is the personnel. Mcsdames J. X.
nittman John Adams. Thomas Abraham,
Williamson, George Miller a. X Willie,
Lockhart. Ida Lee. Lula Elliott, Ursula
Miller. Anule Mae Sandwich Of Atlanta.
ga Annie Wood, Messrs. Gentry Plttman,
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Of this city, were married Sunday in SHEER
man
Corslcana. Texas. November S-slr
Charles McAfee and Miss Emma Lane wore
married last night al the residence Of Rev
J w Horubeak Mr. McAfee is.a pront
neut young business man OF Corsloana.
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LocKHAsr.

memorial anniversary services at the
|..enan church last sunday were OF a
Arizona republican., 1902-11-09
DEAD OR ALIVE
 EGAN'S FRIENDS
Will Pay Sl, 900 for Informa-
 tion Regarding His Fate
The Missing Division Superintendent of the Great Northern Who Was Lost on a Hunting Trip More Than a Month ago.

St. Paul, Minn.. November S.-The stimulus of a big cash reward has been added to all other Inducements to find Superintendent Benjamin r. Egan of the Kalispell division of the Great Northern road if alive, or his body, if dead. EmplOyes of the Breckenridge, Minn., division on which he was assist ant superintendent until a few weeks ago, when promoted to the Kalispell division offered a reward of $500 for the recovery O: their former chief, alive or dead. The Great Northern company added $500, so that now prize of $1, 900 is offered.
 It is now almost a week since Egan and his friends went into the mount aims near Kalispell to spend a few days hunting. The hunters took sep arate courses, expecting to come to- gether to camp in the evening. Egan failed to join the others and after wait ing a time search was made for him. He was not found, and news of his dis appearance spread among his friends in Kalispell and at his home. Search was commenced in earnest. Men were sent into the mountains to explore every gorge and canon. Storms have prevailed in the mountains almost every day since Egan disappeared. The snow is now about three feet deep.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-09
OTHER GAMES.

Madison, Wis, November S.-Wiscon- sin university easily defeated the Northwestern university this after noon, the final score being 51 to 0.
 Lincoln, Neb., November S.-Neb- raska. 16; Kansas. O.
 Carlisle, Pa, November 8.-Dickin- son college, 34; Haverford college, o.
 Rock Island, H., November S.-Hins- dale college, P; Notre Dame, 3.
 Carlisle, Pa, November S.-Indlans, 24; Susquehanna university. o.
 BlGcksburg, Va, November S-Vir- gin!a Polytechnic, GS; Georgetown. o.
 Cincinnati, November S.-St. Xavier 16; Earlham college, ,.
 Lafayette. Ind. November S.-De Pauw, A; Rose Polytechnic, o.
 Terre Haute, Ind, November S.-In- diana normal, II; Eastern Illinois nor nal, o.
 Chicago, November S-Chicago Uni versity de:eated the University of In diana today by 9 score of 90 to 0. Minneapolis, Minn., Novebmer S. Minnesota, r; Illinois, :.
 Madison, Wis, November S.-Wiscon- sin. 51; Northwestern, 0.
 Columbus, O., November 8.-Case school, 24; Ohio University. 12.
 St. Louis. November s.-Missour state university. 27: Washington uni versity. 0.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-09
M ARTHUR MOVED
 BACK ID CHICAGO
To Make Room for General Chaffe e Commander of Eastern Department.

Washington, November S.-Major General Arthur Macarthur has been relieved from the temporary command of the department of the east at New York and ordered to return with his authorized aides to Chicago and re- sume command of the department of the lakes, temporarily in command of Brigadier General Bates.
 This change is in accordance with arrangements made several months ago by which Major General Chaffee was to assume command of the depars- ment Of the east on his return from the Philippines. General Chaffee is ex- pected to arrive at San Francisco in d day or two and will proceed at once 70 New York.
 Pending his arrival there Colonel Barry will assume command of the de- partment of the east under the direc- ton of the lieutenant general com- manding.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-09
U. P. MACHINISTS.
Permanently Restrained From Annoy
 ing the Company.

Omaha. Neb.. November S.-Judge Mungcr's decree in the injunction case against the Union Pacific strikers was filed today in the office of the clerk of the United States district court. It makes permanent the temporary re- straining order against the greater number of defendants named in the ap- plicatiOns.
 Thomas Wilson, vice president O. the Machinists' union, and about twenty five others who are not named are eX- cluded, the court holding that there is no evidence to show that they were ever in the company's employ. All the other defendants, who number more than 100, are by the court "enjoined and commanded to forever abstain and de- sist' from interfering in any way with the free exercise by the company or it's emDloyeS Of each and all their rights and privileges as citizens of the United States
Arizona republican., 1902-11-09
N. Y. TIMES sCORCHED.
Two Men Dead and Two Boys Badly
 SuffOcated.

New York, November S.-Two men lost their lives and two boys narrowly escaped a similar fate during a fire which communicated from the subway to the mailing and press rooms in the cellar of the New York Times building today. The dead are:
 John Daly.
 William Mccormack.
 The boys who were partially suffo- cated and are now in the hospital are John Powers and Meyer Fishbone.
 The men and boys were overcome by smoke in a small room used for mailing purposes in the front cellar, close to where the fire started. The fire orig mated from the explosion of a gasoline lamp burning on one side of a wooden partition separating the rapid transit subway from the cellar of the building The partition, which was covered on both sides with tarpaulins, blazeI fiercely, setting fire to a tank contain ing printing ink, which speedily ignited and gave forth dense clouds of smoke that soon filled the cellar and rolled up the elevator shafts.
 The fire was eXtinguished in fifteen minutes. The damage, which was con- tined to the cellar, is estimated at S, 5,0OO.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-09
REBUILDING OF WHIPPLE
 BEGINS NEXT MONTH

Prescott, November (SpeciaD.-NIr. F. M. Murphy today received advices from Washington of great importance to Arizona in general and Prescott in particular. He was informed that ac- tual construction of the new military post at Ft. Whipple will begin between now and Christmas. The war depart ment has not authorized publicity as to the exact amount of money which will be expended in construction, but it is no violation of confidence to say that the disbursement will be much larger than has been generally believed and that Whipple will be one of the most important posts in the country.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-09

New Haven, Conn.,, November s. In game marked by the toughest play seen Cu Yale field il years, Yale de- feated BucknelI today by 36 to 3. flag gerty of Yale was compelled to leave the field with a bad scalp wound which bled freely, and Smith of the visiting team was so badly hurt that he was unable to stand when assisted to his feet after a sCrimmage The spectators, tiTing of the rough work, protested loudly, and the referee, while rot ruling anyone off the field, several times personally punished Buckaeu players.
 Yale secured a touchdown early in the game, but a few minutes later on tumble by Yale, the ball bounded out of a scrimmage to. BucknelIs quar- terback, who ran for a touchdown with almost clear field. Yale scored twice more in the first half and three times in the second.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-09
THERE'S INHARMONY.
Leader of the Mascagni Opera Com
 pany Arrested.

Boston, November S.-Financial trou- bles existing for some time between the Mascagni Opera company and the managers reached a climax tonight when Mascagni, the composer and leader was arrested in a civil suit for alleged failure to fulfill his contract, brought by Mittenhal brothers, who, with Samuel Kronberg were the orig inal managers.
 KrCnberg washed his hands of the whole affair as he asserted several days ago and left for New York. As soon as the writ was served upon Mas ca gni at his hotel his counsel petition cd Judge Sheldon of the superior court for an immediate hearing of the case. The justice refused, stying it should be held in open court and made the writ returnable on Monday next. The bail was $10,000, and was furnished late to- night.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-09
STOCKS.

Atchison, S35s do preferred. 9s7s; c. & O., 46; Rock Island, 192; Big Four, 9519; C. S., 29&; do preferred, 7Oh; do 2nd preferred, 441a; Erie, 36k; Great Northern preferred, 1S6; Manhattan, 134H; Metropolitan, 13S1A; Mo. Pacific, 10714; N. J. Central, 165; N. Y. Central, 1517s: Pennsylvania, 1572s; St. L. & $. F., 761@; do preferred. S4; do End pre- ferred, IFS; St. Paul, 1S19s; Southern Pacific, CTS; Union Pacific, 1O2%; Am algamated Copper, 611A; Anaconda, SS12; Sugar, 1147s; U. s. Steel, 37a4 z do preferred, S5h; Western Union, 9OA |: Santa Fe Copper, 15s.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-09
PRESIDENT RIPLEY
 OF THE SANTA FE
In Prescott Yesterday for Conference
 With Mr. F. M. Murphy.

Prescott, November 8. SpeciaD - MT. E. P. Ripley, president of the At chison, Topeka S Santa Fe railway system, arrived in Prescott today, on a special trian. He stopped in Arizona mainly for the purpose of having a conference with MT. r. M. Murphy, president of the Santa Fe. Prescott & Phoenix, and the Prescott & Eastern railways, but MT. Murphy was at the Castle Creek hot springs. They had a conversation over the telephone, after which Mir. Ripley, accompanied by General Superintendent w. A. Drake lett for a tour of inspection over the Prescott & Eastern, taking in the new line which is being constructed into the Bradshaw mountains. MT Ripley returns to Ash Fork tonight, and will go on to California.
 It is understood that if MT. Murphy had been in Prescott, MT. Ripley would have continued his journey to Phoenix. but he did not wish to make the trip alone. It is known that he has ire quently expressed a desire to spend considera ble time in the Salt River valley studying the needs and resour- ces of that section, and it is thought that he will visit Phoenix in the near future.
 While here MT. Ripley freely express ed himself as anxious to do everything he consistently could to aid in the de velopment of Arizona, and to extend railroad facilities wherever the pros poets are good that traffic can be creat- ed to sustain new lines. His friends. who meet him from time to time say that they note on each occasion a greater enthusiasm on his part in re- gard to Arizona, and there is no doubt that he is a strong friend and chain pion of the territory.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-09
WAVERLY MURDER CASE.
The Man With the Watches Is In
 Custody.

Boston, November S.-The strange case involving the murder of two young women, Agnes McPhee and Clara A. Morton and murderous assaults upon many others was a step nearer solu- tion today, for late tonight the police were given custody of the young man who sold or pawned the watches taken by the so-called Jack the Slugger" from the bodies of the victims.
 The person in custody is a light-com- plexioned negro, eighteen years old. His name is George L. O. Perry. He confessed that he secured the watches which he sold from man in Central square, Cambridge. He has given the
Arizona republican., 1902-11-09

AndoVer- Exeter game ard went to Lawrence last night to a dance.
 He started to walk back from South Lawrence early this morning and was struck by q freight train and his fC5t nearly cut off He lost much blood be- fore he reached the hospital. but it was thought best to smputate the leg at the knee. He did not rally from the opera tion. Collins played two years on the AndOver eleven and the Princeton first this season until injuries forced him to retirement.