The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10

Co4nplaiut OF r r Young John Arm |
{ str,,,,y ana PAM uybttg,,.
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/ houston Ie&as' August o. lVO@.-l am
{ painter; am "A years OF age, have been
working an fite sravas and Now Orloans
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Z ANi'+v''N s"Vps sl4Se July -, lVV$'
On MonaAy evening, August 4, and John
Armstrong went IN town ON n little nusi-
meas. went L, a.t MIR RvbItzki,s yntf.b
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down here from th, trs. p9Iay f ioy,
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s nv, "',,M tn,a NO. "a" ~ uliS pouHy '.Juty
W"lle We we're mere hlh%iH iuGg Ngn& ht
uty would MAKE aeeoE hy SAYING ven
70 NOME lhey parted ana some went
wVllu nor 90 hoine' we stald there some
TINE ana Ma5 uSuls 10 thlhh OF some
, way 70 wv worn 10 seIucooug 70 ser ASSIST
auce- Pretty soon ihey came back the
, MNNle hYD' iFetty soon ponce oHlcer
came 9long nud We asked him Tor pIatec-
Won. re BuhLalteeu US pIulecslon hnu We
et ,3 % W. NS oI Us were ane9d An t,i
E so on the steps until they hIt him with a
o DITCH tnI hhoeked nlm down inc oh'cer
was hthl Uete' axe cauEot hotl OF Jne
! Young man uhd says, saw You 90 that
: you can get out VI ", They all denied
= mat he ala u, The policeman guaranteed
q thAt ho would go up 10 the gate here and
r we started again lhey knocked this old
q man down and knocked me down; that Is
G they knocked me down little further on
9 lhey ny me Win a billy or someth'ns
q got pretty Wen up the line. Whm got VT
d 10 the crossing lhey Kept throwing rocks
@ at me. They kept throwing rocks until
:, got down In the yard quite ways
y could not tell who the fellows were that
q threw the rocks. The crowd all had clubs
e and ono CT them had Aaiiher' lie MI
q me on top Of the head with the hammer
q but not a very hard blow, was hit OF
the leg with rock, but II did not muir
10 amount TO much, ! got MT IN the tei
Jaw hard enough to knock four or my JAW
teeth loose so that | have not been abl'
10 chew anything since but nave to en-
such food as does not require much chew
Ing l don't know how many of the GROVE
] could Identify ! can point out some o
them. think know the fellow that hei'
Tue ltlVpuNhf. N"ut' hA"N, Wv ~"
that had the hammer II saw him. INT
Iunn think was the Oldest one on m
whole crowd. p. Il, Young
!, john Armstrong, am AZ years Of age
am employed AS machiuist helper IN ia
Texas and New orleans railroad shops
and have been SO enplo} el since July y
81 John Armstrong.
ri J., Fau5 hyplt5 6 IN o. ySarS OF asei a. a.
Y Tea And Npw ORLEANS rnIlroad ana baT
4 been SO employed since July 20 1902