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The daily sentinel., 1902-11-22
FOR SALE.
IS Acres
In Southern, California.

On this tract there are about
1900 Lemon, Orange, Peach
and Prune trees, all bearing
and a house of five rooms
This fruit farm is near good
schools, town and railroad.
| can show you some views
of the place if you will call
at my office. Would eX-
change this property for
good ranch in Grand Valley.
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a LITTLE LlFE TRAGEDY


l John Charles Collins died the other day In New York
him.
brave who kept HIS sorrow locked
Biz whine
You've picture a rai OF sne~ea
waung John Charles Collins painted
his best work aud thousands OF copies "
printed. = -.
nu he vas COD gives TO few men
genius So John Charles ee"
passed his last days painting eAkh ~
o hare livelihood -,
poverty There were pawn US ~
paintings ana then one es ~
hands OF the money lender
oousnupNe son who vas ssns
Colorado of fun OF endearnk en-
rressens with all the forCe OF his nature
cheressness Of his me y
main every could be raised "
plnchlnK and starvation. went 20 Pops seN hoS
oaa s,has~ cogn = dead Collins boy dead
TlfE THING iIFEs LITTLE TRAGEDIES Tia
HUMANITY MINUTE BRINGS a TEAR ~ ti'N
suRFAcf<-ANp FoRGEr.
That appeal futile as would Be
IN owls sense OF hameF
Anyway. the trust : N
Endorses ths zeal miners whch = psn
eeaaisr Of the Pennsylvania militia
xak Hanna other nisat 10 see ooh""1
: a Marks ewn heart on the stage OK ''i
s,s, rr.er SAYS the white House music with
NJ words Bat the passe PAL the fiddler
oosers to be mines
THE coal
the strike for
hns time Hope Of settlement may as wen es deferred
safe from Attorney
Evangelist hen Evidently Rasr with
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PLEASE
GO AWAY AND
LET ME SLEEP"

Because hts roommate plneheH
him in bed ]. ~ %. Whiteumh, a
dccrepit old man laborinR under Pc
culiar hallueinatiouH, rushed into Pc.
lice headquarters aud asked ta be
luckod up, lie told the officers he
could net bear it any ionEer{ that
the man with whom he WAS liyinn
Insisted upon pihehiuK him lust a.
ne would be about 20 drop off into
dreamland. hence he would ask that
ne BE- locked up. ~ that he might en-
JOY his SAUNDERS IN peace.
The old man claimed also that he
had fvcentlx given man $500 III gold
ana a deed 70 some. valuable prop.
erty. the recipient ~ this donation
70 have the Use OF the property and
money during HIS lifetime.
With ali q his incohrreut talk the
OFFICERS at last succeeded in learn
lns that the old man lived IA the
rear 81 I'll Seventh avenue lie Waa
locked up, and viii hc held until his
friends can be found.
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NOTICE or HEARING IN RE.
Sale OF Lots n 70 n and 81 to 35
Block OF King County Addition.
Notice n heeby given that the
Board OF County Commissioners OF
King county, Wash, viii convene
In their rooms IN tho King County
Courthouse on November bth. 1902
al the hour Of o'clock p. m. for the
purpose Of hearing and determining
upon the advisability OF selling lots
n 10 n and 30 20 30, block of King
County Addition.
Parties Interested for or against
the sale Of said property viii appear
before the board a. said date and
have n hearing.
Dated this 2nd day OF October.
1909.
poard OF County Commissioner.
King County. Wash.
BY Geo. n. Lamping,
Clerk OF the Board
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PLEASURE
NOW AND THEN


A bali was given last evening by
the AaeeAeees In the Eagles hall
Wagner furnished music fof u. ss.
casloa. large number of guests
we're present and the affair was ore
% the pfettiess given ~ tue CLUB
this season.
Saturday night a masquerade ban
was stvsn In Armory hail. kxrels
lent music waA played for dancing.
A iarxe number OF dancers and spec
tA'oFs we're present.
The Wednesday Gard club meets
"Wednesday. October -. ~ the home
q Mrs. Z. A. Strout. on Marion
street
Mrs. T. A. Tagssrt will entertain
a number Of frienda AZ an Informal
musicale 10 be given Aaturslay OF
THIS week. u l. expected 70 be a
vsry enioyabis AFFAIR.
Miss Ethel cardin a visiting for
few days with frienGs IN Tacoma.
A complimentary concert vas CIV
en- yesterday afternoon b. the La
dies Musical club az the Plymouth
congregational church. A fine pro-
" enjoyed BY the appfeclatxe Au-
disnec.
The Saturday Afiernson card club
was entertained al the hofne Of MIS-.
Edward p. fiognrdua saa Aseen-
tecnth avenue. Ara Grace =. stew
ems and Mfr. BogsFdur received.
Mrs. Robert u Bayls save a prs,.
~ card party this Afternoon Al her
apartments In the -. paai fats. A
large number % lady frAenaM wer~
present. and the afternoon ws@ vrgy
glearnntiy spent
The silver fsaw club give : dane
ing party tonight In the Masonic
han. Extensive preparations have
been made 90 make tbia party very
enjoyahie for ssl OF the invited
guests
Miss Maawe searhouxh entertain.
cd the Daughters % the King % the
Trintty parish Saturday nffernoor
Al her hosns. 100 Ninofeeuth asenue.
The afternoon was very enjoyable
one Dainty refreshments we're scTv-
ed.
pcnsid Mcdonald gave a dinner
Der Of hls friends.
The regular meeting ~ the ST.
w. e. was held yesterday afternoon
AZ r. m IN the ciubroorna In the
New York block. A board meeting
was held At i.ze o'clock.
-
foxf2o unobstruessd View. 500
ON I.aksxtew avenue. near Lake
Union car line. all street improve
nenta p4fd- For sale by vs.. r. CAT
ner. 10 Dexter Horton bldg.
DC 10 Spinning for bncycla repairA
Dunlap real estate ~ Union biocs.
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nnNnnnnnE1HHHsazEnaEzEz
pEAYF FOLK !
nv SEATTLE
The County Fair

Another revival OF The County
Fair opened at the Grand last
night IL viii be seen tonlghf Tor
the last time. The play IL almost
ma old 10 the stage as Uncle Toms
Cabin" and has had just as many
revivafs. The piece il one Of those
SLOW eouBtxy dramas. There II \
quantity Of quaint h1mor. but none
Of the roIiicking comedy that char
acterizes The comedy OF today.
Nell Burgers Is funny. He would
be funny anywhere and In any show.
In the part Of the prim but good
hearted old splnster ne Is perfectly
at ease. Ills makeup If wonderful
and his facial expressions are
unique. The character IS depicted
faithfully.
Sherman Bowfes presents Otis
Tucher IN a way that could not be
improved upon. The awkward
bashfusnegs Of the country swain is
faithfully represented in the role
TaRes II played BIZ Ernie yeronee
She Ii a little tot but plays the part
OF the child gracefully and with
naturaInees that waa captivating
There are a few songs and shoe
dances that could well be left out Of
"Finnigan's Ball"
'FinnIgan's Bali" bids fair TO be a
record breaker at The Third Ave
nue. fheater this week. II u q pop
rlar attraction ana IL taxing the "a.
paclfy Of the house nightly.
Barbara Frietchie"
AZ presented BY Miss Forbes ana
her supporting company, barbara
Fr1efchie" n a strong attraction az
fhe Seattle theater. and deserves the
patronage Il r. re ceiying.
Madison Theater
Al the Madison theater continuous
vaudeville Is the bill This style of
show II fast becoming popular.
Ellery's Italian Band
The compoaltions Of Cavalier En-
Mo RIxeia, director of Eltery's Roy
II ffaftan band which opens % the
(~srs4 "wednesday matinee are at
frncffnx attention wherever the band
far nIsved. and bid fair 70 rival IN
popularity soon those OF any OF the
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recent generation OF American com
poxere. fsivela's compositions nr-
quite familiar In Italy. and Ia fact
throughout Europe. where be r. rec
ognized as a composer Of consider
able merit for both the piano and
bands
Among the cavaliere'r recent com
positions II a march dedicated to the
swell train on the Northern Pacific.
THE North Coast Limited" after
which the march II named. The
march Is rapidly becoming as pop
ular among music lovers as IL the
beautiful train among lovers of lux
ury IN travel.
The Penitent"
The Penitent" opens at the Grand
next Friday night.
Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar.
erins only.
80. ~ q
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PORT ORCHARD ROUIt
Fur
U. 6. Navy Yard ard sau
Steamers
ATHLoN, INLAND FLykh ~
ORCHARD.

Effective October !. 1--WE
DAILY SERVICE
Leave Seattle-ss and ~ sam.
..l:iB, %: so and $50 .. m;
days only. extra trip. IN; y nj
sunday only, extra trip NV Z il:s
Leave Brcmerton--s: 10 an' .
a. M: sI2. 80. 3 and -e,r ssclj
saturday and Sunday oh's'
trip Z Is y. mo - III
Leave Sidney = s;ts hh'
a m, s ~ IN. IA li.a
Leave Charleston - anu
a. m. 6.05 p. M. .,salaes
For pleasant Beach take s
leaving Seattle airy trip
Except Sundays. p,<Asd
sstor Bremerton anu
Beach only. rric
Fare-5o Cents Rouno -"
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certify that The Frs. ysn-.,
Bank Of Seattle located In u On
Of Seattle. In the County o. Ki1e ~
State Of Washington. Is sufkxhl
to have succession for toe ~
specified In its amended erfcio (
association namely Until cius 4
business on September {. is,t
In testimony whereuf. Wins y
hand and seal Of ofTes thzs ySn1sh
day Of September. feez
T. p. KANE
Deputy and Acting conBrczer q
the Currency. No. ia
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Seattle
Dental


The largest and best equipped den,,, "a.
on the Pacific Coast. We have al ths no
ana most scientific methods Of naods.a = ~
painie.s dehtisiry. we crown. I'm and =. :.
dents employed. but all are dentisss Il, ~.
years Of experience. We exauIne voug ..3
ana tell you IN advance just what yot,, ~
VIII cost. We make no charge for sxfr,sast
teeth when pia tea are ordered All 100
guaranteed ten years tsay attendants =,
tendance. ~
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fstsfSf4s Fhosuafi6s.
ia tcsf.e q faatF uun ~Hlts fnu have
thr opportunity. rs n1sf~ rhanca - So.
f1fs - rafeesf taiffirE ranfraff a.
tsf tuia raasltas I Ave raif tao faa
H1rrt~fr left. Sc ~ To Ff1eiitY kFsf aas
IN tAs Nsster4 AdlHs Goaseany TAse.s
49, ucftH fFsnstafas vii arL To- tss4
than custs Aif9 three nansbsFs lsft @s4h
ne ~ sstss Hsuemt-f rn1 uAg ~
intefsnf and affsr Fea sfs IL Yngr t~ans
raFrusnts are - e@2 Hotft Cali A. al.
1srss W ~ NsE44saeessf. T07 rtrxs
stsnus, vita Tfs~u Eha@ ccsnpAnr
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
shstraetors
oni.onsE ThEAfkH = Co. ice. az
s.f.rt eesnHsnfs ssfstiisssd 80. fnlnInf
claim ahstfarts Hzasnenf AZ fi.s Nafa-
LIE naiidins.
iooTn wHfTTt1ssEr mANronp A..
s.f.ct Co sstzhlished isca nAAewsas
. n...-- nle-.. Isl-pseas M.la asa
Architects
= W. notoHToS. us-sff csliiss
Attorneys.
y. G. fonAlIxEls IL kssfr- isoyd isssiz-
No. Tst hsd "a
A. ~ EWING. Attssrss a. lav. retsry
I.aeiir 40 49, Yea ifieck
~ ,. STERLING. psasssn aitarnsy, nasars
gahlis. - hsfsaa street
,. A. kEi-tooo. az wsshdnstcn Buisinx
a g MpoSAip so sss1s nsilalas.
LYMAN y. sSArr. 10 Halter nsiialas.
". p. LAnnrTH. s4.s rAsine Hloek.
q. WARD KEMr. az nsrss Bulialaz.
Avesioneers
AUCTION sna rasnsnsssion houss ~ilsnerssfs
stan -rceas hsn5 goods psusht and
HAD et1 Tthe street. y e. stsm. sea-
srAl sseiienssF. Tsl nlses 2nss
y q. mcKERTox . 90. senersf anc-
ues,csrs iai3 First avenue.
soE MAnTIN. sastlenssF. rhops Rsa siT.
Banks
TIE afGNnfSAsfA~ AMEhfrHNREyk
- sesitie-A nenetai banking business
raid 10. sipo asa. A chila~rs. prss.. 4.
" eoribesr xtcr fsr~s u v f.sre eash
ier; ovo. n Fishsr. ssss. cashier.
PEOPLES SAVINGS Rank.
f~ccna avenue snd Pike street. carftal
paid Up tios 600. y. c. Neufsiasr. presL
y X. fayden- cashier. ,. T. Oreenl~sf.
asst. eAshier. commercial. savings ana
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK or
Capital stock. paid IN. ts9s. 0co; surplus
~ . rsrse Prs = 9elasnalth.
resrondenta IN rriacipai elites % the
United states and Europe.
TIE CANA DIAN RANK oP coMNfFse-E
Capital paid up. o. eoh ooo EIGHT million
dciiArsl. surplus 81 dsneo interest al
, ss'a 800, o. time esfssii'; a general bank
norner Of IafneH streyt ard pecoad ave.
nus. y. A. Cameron. manager.
THE FIRST NATIONAL hank or
SEATTLE
Paid up capital. siso ooo general banking
pres. n. MsMieses' Vice = pres s T. TSn r.
ner, cashier n y. farshurst. asst
cashier exchange on prisetpai cities Of
United States and Eurere.
Business Colleges
ffrsT methods and teachers Acme Basis
ness College. Second and Pike.
Dentists
<. W fHff-fffA. 81 Heussy blcSk.
Dramatic School
rdkN DRAMATIC school. viii opsn fs7r
the fail term eep;. "a. those contsmplat-
ing studying eioeutiuB. oratory or ara-
matte art will benefit themselves by be-
thlnE mailed free. 20 and 81 Hoiyoks
Dyelne and Cleaning
& SEATTLE Clothes Pressins co.~t'ieanins.
dyelng, repairing, altering: cali and ds.
liver $50 month. 1907 Third. Red asa.
FIRST Premium received In Cot iksT-ss
g Aiidner. PUGET Sound DyeihR and
Cleaning works phone. John eai6. 1911
Minor avenue
PARIsIAN Dye works-we call for. clean,
press. deliver your clothes once tats
First avenue. Tel Main 1914.
Engineers and Contractors
PUGET SOUND RR1paE n pREnafN9
To- scandinavian American Rank lhliid-
fuE, railway aud highway bridges and vi
aducte. steel and iron work for huildinEst
dredsing and barber improvements. riie
driving.
Funeral Directors
~ {.
ia2e-fs2s Third. Tel. Pike 40
House Number
aluminium. nioolold. Meston. ID
Nerler.
Ice Companies
DRfVERB UNION ICE co, has nurs '. e,,,ss
tai Toe; special attention 60 family trade.
Tel Main 100.
d. = utpfaUce
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Two FORCED AALfss
~H@auiifIi rvetdeara iet fNnfeo ard
efiry. ufsFfarts tHy. = block 20 HaT
ftre. very riase - business center. easy
terms this e snap
MUST Hs fsalsn THIS WEEK.
Two ictn. toflzn. On Ninsfernth aesnue.
two blocks south Of Haason. vii saesf.
HFr
$500 eorios The ohalc~st vacant 10, en-
Harvard axsnas. AL improvements pasa
$3.50 4farx -. Haren avenue. hrtwrsa PIKE
and Mafispn. nothing better can - said
% "a
ta.ss-iot toafpa On FEDERAL avenue. near
Fast f,rcspstt aHd entrance % Ctr Park.
iHet Va IN hierk at eipose price.
afstaffr 100. last iHf ~ thia price en-
broadway, besatifai view city water in
AMI paid eiosa 70 two ear iiness essr
terms
$40 10 400 nefaefnter we have exclusive
ariiing - about 400 lots tn ftrnskiyn.
near STATE University. various siAes and
easy terms
BEAUTIFUL HOME
ffSsomNcw. modern. f-ruom house. corn
tneiioua and convenient. attic celied and
nuur~d, cement basement. me fireplace.
best % workmanship. an elegant home.
located four blocks west 81 new High
school
pTTTrIT a son.
keW York hinrk
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Dunlap. reel estate. - Union blocs.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Of
F1CE OF THE COMPTROLLER
OF THE CURRENCY. WASHING
TON ID. G SEpTEMRFR a taaa

TON, ID. C, SEPTEMBER 4. 1902.
WHEREAS. BY satisfactory evil
dence presented 10 the undersigned.
u has been made TO appear that
The First National Bank OF Scat
tie" located In the City OF Seattle.
In the County OF King and state Of
Washington. has complied with All
the provisions of the "act OF congress
10 enable Naional Bank associations
TO extend their corporate existence.
and for other purposes" approved
July 18th. 1855.
NOW. THEREFORE,. I. Thomas
7. Kane. deputy and acting comp
troller OF the currency, do hereby
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Iadison Theater
EIlery's Italian Band

Al the Madison theater continuous
vaudeville Is the bill. This style of
- =. go I-1.nnrlllrln. f.nnIIlnr-
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wANrlD--A good strong bright Dor. An
ply at 2iO Bailey building
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fosf2o unobstruessd View. 500
ON L-aksxteW avenue. near Lake
Union car line. an street improve
mentH pafd. For sale by vs.. r. CAT
ner. 10 Dexter Horton bldg.
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ever knew nothing like what we thought
4 prince would be-" was the unanimous
opinion OF his fellow passengers.
Here is the opinion OF one OF them:
The prince" said Benonl Lockwood,
Jr., lawyer OF New York, lis very
pleasant and democratic. Nevertheless he
is a man who, when he makes up his
mind 10 do thing will come pretty near
doing IL. After luncheon each day he
visited the smoking room and chatted
with the passengers and his aids. AS an
instance of the Kind OF man he Is: He
was being shown around the ship by sew
oral officials. When down i'm the engine
room he stopped for moment and looked
intently at one of the stokers
Why, that man was on the battle
ship ! went 10 China on: were you not
my man?" asked the prince. The man
seemed overjoyed To have the prince
recognize him and was unable TO say a
word except nod his head The prince
remarked that he knew every man who
worked under him, and l do not doubt
IL. The stoker was the envy Of all his CO.
workers during the rest of the voyage.
II had a short talk with the prince
myself just before landing. The prince.
who takes lively interest I'm sailors,
asked what was done toward aiding the
ordinary seaman I'm this country. lie was
surprised TO find that we were so far be-
hind I'm this respect and that our ordinary
seamen received such little protection. |
can safely say he Is as democratic q man
as ever ] met. lie never talks about
anything he knows nothing about. and
when he does not know about anything he
is not afraid TO ask questions.
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CHURCH SEXTON
TURNS Thief
BTition Steals Communion Ser
vice and Sells IL
USED AS DECORATION FOR BAR.
Wrong-1osr Posed as the Soa Of Wealthy
Man and Has a Big BuniIs Of
Love Letters.
USED AS DECORATION FOR BAR.

Port chester, y. Y, March 3.-In the
Port Chester police court today Arthur
l.. Brltton. who has posed as the son
OF wealthy parents. confessed that he did
50 In order to cover a series of thefts.
He obtained the position OF sexton of
the Congregational church, he said. to
rob #. and today the silver communion
service was found on the bar OF local
saloon and returned TO the pastor
Britton lad sold IT to the saloon keeper
for SEQ. Another feature of the case Is
that ne has apparently played fast and
loose with the affections OF many women,
who believed him the man of fashion
and family he represented himself.
Britton, well dressed and lazy of man
ner told his story 10 the police with
out show OF great rcmorse. lie came here
from Stamford several months ago and
engaged board in the house OF Mrs. Eta
Merritt. He was introduced into some
OF the best families and has been promi-
nent at several social events this winter.
When the sexton of the Congregational
church became Ill, few weeks ago. Brit
ton. who has attended services there, APP
piled for the position until the sexton
should be able TO resume his duties. He
was acceptable TO the Rev. H. Nj. Hunt,
and the pastor gave the keys OF the
church to him Soon the silver COM
munion service was missed, but suspicion
was not directed to Britton at first.
Musical instruments and jewelry were
afterward stolen from Mrs. Merritt, with
whom Brltton boarded, and Mrs. Mary
Williamson. member of the household,
missed several articles of jewelry.
This was reported TO the police. and in
the course of their investigation they
learned that Britton had been ,disposing
of valuable household articles. To do this
without attracting suspicion he said his
parents. who were wealthy, were dispos-
ing OF their effects preparatory TO soihg
10 Europe.
Britton's appearance bore out his story
and many local merchants and private
collectors purchased from MN arueles
they have since learned are part OF Brit
tons loot.
piligent search was made for the COM
muniou service. Detectives Warrington
and Miller found Il on the bar In sa-
loon. The liquor dealer told them he had
purchased IL in good faith. The minister
identified II and he returned II 10 its
place IN the church.
When Brittons room was searched
large bundle OF letters from women ana
girls In Greenwich and Portchesttr was
found. The police took charge of his cor
respondence, and they are keeping the
names OF the writers secret. as
Several women have called TO see the
prisoner, but they were not admitted TO
his cell They appeared greatly exercised,
and some insisted on seeing Britton The
police believe many were his admirers,
who had not known OF his life.
Justice Wakefield held Britton TO await
the action OF the grand jury.
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Physical Encounters in Congress.

There has been u steady succession OF
shocks of the country from these affairs
IN the halls of congress since the egin-
ning or the republic. says the Springfield
Republican. Down to 1898 congressional
quarrels I'm which the lie direct was pass
cd always led TO a duel. Congressman
Graves OF Kentucky killed Congressman
Cilley OF Maine i'm the year mentioned,
and congress soon passed a law prohibit
ing dGels I'm the District OF Columbia.
So far az the honorable senate is con-
ce~ncd, things have shown, on the whole,
"A decided Improvement since the famous
scene between Senator Foote OF Niissis-
sippi and senator B, nton of Missouri be-
fore The civil war These old-time fur
ries are proiitably recalled. because they
give one a perspective In Judging the ar
fair of Saturday MIR. Foote. bV his per-
sonal remarks had intensely sngered Mr..
Benton. Perhaps he had called him "A
liar. The Missourian rushed upon the
Mississippian impetuously. Mr. Foote re-
treated and drew pistol Benton was not
without an eve for stage effect. and when
Foote was being collared and disarmed
by colleagues. Benton drama tically
Strengthened up. barred his breast and
cris ed: Let the assassin shoot The
riot I'm the house early in 1861 between
North m and Southern ms mbers had
oven a frmirr ending. There was gen
rrIl mrlce. IA which someone got NJ.
Rarksdalc from the south lpon the fOor
and pGiled hlS hair That was fatal 10
tuN riot for RarkSalc wore q Wig, ana
when his antagonist held II triumphantly
aloft the effect was So ridiculous that
the house came TO Itself. ana order was
restored. There have prObeDlN been near
IN a score of physical encounters IN the
house in the past thirty years. To re-
cur only TO the more recent cases. there
was the affair when Samuel J. Randall
OF Pennsylvania struck n fellow mem ber
and another when Col w. X. Morrison
pulled an opponents whiskers. During
the nftieth congress johnson OF Indiana
and Turpin OF Alabama struck at each
other several times and there was grand
melee. In Mr. Reeds hfty.hrst con-
~ ss Wilson OF Washington struck Bur
gan OF New Jersey. In the hfty-third
congress. aS lately as lNh. ltreCkinbridgc
~ kcutUckN assaulted Heard ~ Missouri
on thc noor hccapsc llrard called him q
liar since then thf onlN lively cpiSude
in congress WIS the battle hetwcon Mr..
Nouev ~ NissiSsippi and Mr. Hall "f MIS-.
souri, iu which theV threw iukstauds ~
cnch other. Mr. Money receiving a wound
| in his head that had 10 be scwed up. But
/ that took place In committee room. On
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| maintained an average decorum equal 10.
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