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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. March .-Flour-Quiet but steadily
held at former prices; winter extras, 50. lOa3.30
Wheat-SpOt easier: No. red, sG2.c. I. o. b.
ahoat; No. red, S6hc. elevator; No. ] northern
Duluth. SIC. t. 0. b. afoat; wheat unsettled and
generally weak; options heavy and lower, closed
weak at lac. net decline; March closed S2Ac.
May, S23sc; july S2lac.; September, SlAc Corn
Spot STEADY; No. ,, G9Ac. elevator and G93ic
f. o. b. afoat; corn firm until the last hour when
il eased off little but closed steady ncvcrthe-
July, 6Glac.; September, Gi7saG5Ac. closed G51sc
Oats-Spot frmcr; No. 2, DC; No. 3, 5lc.; No.
white, Ole. No. white, 53iac.; track mixed
western, 5la52c. track white, 52ajsc.; options
stronger west and firm here on the government re-
port Butter-Frm; creamery, 22a2Ic.; do. fac
tory lSa2lc.; creamery held. :lSa24c; renovated,
dairy, 2Oa2Gc. Cheese-Nlarkct strong; state full
cream, small early made, fancy coorcd, 12lAa
12%c. do. white, 121aal2%c.; full cream, large
fall make, fancy colorcd, 1liaallaic.; do. white.
1lRallAc. Eggs-Fim and active: state and
Pennsylvania, 17c.; western, lie. southern, 16ac.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, March l.-Wheat-Steady but
quiet contract grade, March, S6aS0iac Corn
Dull but steady; No. . mixed March, 65ha6Gc
Oats--Stendy; No > white clipped 5c. Wool
Unchanged. Observation-Disclosures Butter-12u
1c lower; extra western creamery, 27i4c.; do
nearby prints, 29c. Eggs-Dull 2c. lower; fresh
nearby, l5c.; do western, 1jc.; do. southwestern
1jc. do. southern, lie. Cheese Firm, good de-
mand; New York full creams fancy small. 12&c.
do. do. fair to choice, l0l2al2ac. Refined Sugars
Quiet but steady. Cotton-t'nchangcd Tallow
STEADY; city prime in tcrces, Glac,; country do.
do, barrels Glsa6Ac; do. dark do, j5sN57sc.
cakes, G9sc. Live Poultry-Fim, good demand;
fowls, l2al3c; old roosters, sa0c,; winter chick
ems, l3a1Gc; ducks. 1iallc. geese, 12al3c Dressed
l2c. do. fair to good, 1Olaa1lc; old risters, &c. (;
chickens nearby 12alic.; ducks. l0al2c; geese,
al0c. Receipts-Flour, s6O barrels and 2,9O7, 900
pounds in sacks; wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, H.
600 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels Shipments
Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, 500 bushels; oats,
1000 bushels.
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FOREST CITY.
.clal to thc Scranton rrihnnc.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City March 1.-THE memorial
service in the Baptist church Sunday
for Thomas j. Harris who died in the
West recently, was largely attended.
Ritchie, the magician, will be at the
opera house, Monday, the 18th. He will
conclude the peoples popular course.
Rev. j. H. Wilson is conducting re-
vival services in the Methodist church,
and is attracting large congregations
nightly. He is n very forceful preacher,
who believes in calling n spade a spade,
and 1t is thought will stir up much
religious interest.
The lecture of Rev II. j. Whalen in
the Baptist church, ON the sunny Side
of Life" greatly pleased the large audi
ence. The lecture was full of humor
and philosophy.
w. f. White was a Carbondale visitor
Sunday.
II. j. and f. ID. Homan went to Chez
mango Forks, n. Y, today, to attend
the funeral of sister.
w, Nj. Post of Montrose, was in town
today taking depositlons.
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Ethel Barrymore.

One scene in Captain links of the Horse Ma
rines' is distinctivcy .Clydc Fitch" Il term
that has become expressive to everybody inter-
csted in the stage of episodes that blend comedy
and pathos in an effective if sometimes exceed
ingly bizarre manner. Ii is when prima donna
t!thcl Bnrrymorc) is experiencing Il tragic re-
rcrsal of true love affair and her heart is heing
torn by the stress OF enotion-ust then III
ballet corps OF her opera company is ushcved
into her apartments for roheasal. They are at
tired in the conventional heshlngs and tarletun
skirts, but their upper garments and bonncts are
the same they wear on the street. The effect is
extremely ludicrous The ballet proceeds TO re-
hcarsc, while over in corner of the stage the
prima donna wecpS and is only recalled from her
despair by the mistakes oi the premiere danseuese
Captain Jinls of the House Marines will
come 10 the 1yceum next saturday. 4 special
matinee will he given at 2.1j.
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AVOCA.

The funeral of John Healey will take
place tomorrow morning at o'clock.
A requiem mass will be celebrated in
St. Mary's church, Interment will be
in st, Mary's cemetery.
The funeral of Joseph, the 5-year- old
son of Mrs, John Leonard, took place
yesterday afternoon. There We're many
beautiful horal tributes placed about
the little coffin. The remains were
carried by four uncles of the deceased
Interment was made in the Hyde Park
cemetery.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Ma
loney, son,
Miss Agnes Sproat returned to New
York city yesterday after spending a
few days with Mrs, Williams, of Plane
street.
Thomas McNally left yesterday for
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TUNKHANNOCK.


Tunkhannock, March 1.-Two appli-
cations have been placed on file for
tavern licenses at Factoryville, one by
Charles A. Sisk, for the hotel known as
the Sisk house: the other by Andrew
Kehrli, for the Keystone hotel. No
licenses were granted there last year,
and it is rumored that remonstrances
will be presented against the granting
of license to either of these hotels.
James Wynd, who is employed as
driver by David Sebring, the express
man. will give up his position, about
April /, and go to farming on Shupp
hill.
The KafTii' boys choir will give a con-
cert at the Piatt opera house on Sat
urday evening of this week, for the
benefit of the Methodist Episcopal
church Of this place.
Charles Russell of Russell hill, was
calling in town on Tuesday.
Jennie, the.1ittle daughtertof Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. ID. Billings is seriously i'll at
their home. on Tioga street.
Samuel L. Thomas, of Nicholson, has
leased the hotel at Mill City now occu-
pied by S. f. Smith, and will conduct it
during the coming season.
Ex-Sheriff Oliver Easton, of Wind
ham. was doing business in town on
Tuesday.
George Jones has rented the Brough-
ton place. on Turnpike street. and will
commence housekeeping there soon.
Christopher Teel. an aged gentleman,
residing on Second street, is very i'll
with pneumonia.
Patrick Boyce left on Tuesday morn
ing for Sayre, where he will enter the
Robert Packer hospital for treatment.
Culver Il Carey have moved into
their new office, near the Lehigh VAL
ley depot.
Daniel Holland, the lumberman. was
up from Whites Ferry on Tuesday,
looking after business matters.
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Chicago, March 1l.-Speculltors who were cN
peving jumping bull market ON the strength
of the bullislt Interpretation ON the government
reserve report were disappointed. There was an
carly short-lved Splsm of strength a. a result of
the bulsh effect the report had last night on
the curb, but rains in the southwest depressed
wheat and other pits lost much Of the gains SYM.
pathctically At the close May wheat had lost
bsalac; May corn had gained haasc. and May
oats were Ac. higher. Provisions closed 2iaalOc
higher, Cash quotations We're as follows; Flour
Steady; No. 3 spring wheat, 72a7Gc; No. 2 red
s3Ac, No. : oats, l4&al5e, No. white IBlac, /;
No. 3 white, iilaaii%c,; No, . rye, 5Sa5SlAc,
fair to choice mailing, iOaG2lac; No. / north
western, Sl72; prime timothy seed, $3.50; mess
pork, Slj.ljal5,2O; lard, S0,27laa030; short ribs
S. 3Oas 80; dry salted shoulders, 7isu7Ac. short
clear sides, IS G0aS 20; whskey, Sl.a0.
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pITTSTON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
pittston. March 11.--Mrs. George An
dreas, of Carroll street, wife of q well
known contractor of this city, met with
serious injuries at her home this MORN
ing. She fell while going down the
cellar steps and landed head foremost
on the cellar floor. Her head was badly
bruised, and the attending physician
fears there may be "A concusson of the
brain.
The following we'll known musical
people of this city will give concert
at Buckhorn, Pa, near Bloomsbury,
next Thursday evening, and one ut
Rupert Pa, on Friday evening; Miss
Mae Staley, soprano; Mrs. Lillian Dam
iels. contralto; Harry Weaver tenor;
William Krse, basso; Miss Bessie Mat
thews, accompanist.
A pair OF twin babies arrived ut the
home of Joseph Androscavitcz, of Da-
man street, yesterday, and the COM
bned weight of the two was twenty
three pounds
West Pittston borough council and
poor board are at loggerheads as to who
shall settle for the bills incurred during
the smallpox epidemic. The borough
council has already paid the bills. but
expect to be reimbursed by the poor
board Attorney Hibbs, for the former,
and Attorney Anderson, for the latter.
have decided to bring a test case before
court.
An Italian, residing on the upper end
of Parsonage street, used a stove poker
on his wife yesterday with bad effects.
The womans head was split open a dis
tnnca of four inches and her arm was
badly bruised. A warrant WIN be is
sued for the mans arrest.
The Bloomsbury Normal team will be
here on Friday evening Of this week
and will play their annual game with
the Y. NJ. C. A. team. The latter will
be at Bloomsbury on Thursday evening,
and the Normal school boys will ac-
company them to this city.
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A Printer Greatly Surprised.

II was never so much surprised in
my life. as l was with the results of
using Chamberlain's Pain Balm" says
Henry II. Crook, pressman of the Ashe-
Vile, IN. CO Gazette. Il contracted a
severe case OF rheumatism early last
winter by getting my feet wet. tried
several things for IT without benefit,
one day while looking over the Gazette
l noticed that Pain Balm was positively
guaranteed TO cure rheumatism, so
bought bottle of 1t and before using
two-thirds of IL my rheumatism had
taken it's fight and l have not had a
rheumatic pain since" Sold by all
druggists
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THE SCRANTON TRIBu NE-MEDNESDAY MARCH II, 1902.

his charge. Kryl eagerly seized the opportunity
and the result justified the prediction of the
great bandmaster. kryl is twenty.siS years Of
age, but his marvellous performance upon his
golden cornet have placed him in the foremost
rank Of the worlds virtuosi
In addition to Mr. kryl, Mr.. lines will intro
duce Adele Borghi, the great Italian "Carmcn" "
second not even TO Calve; Achile Mbcrti. Ed
pardo Zern and Miss Frances Boyden the young
but well.known American soprano. and other
celebrated grand opera singers, who will give
scenes from Faust" "fucia," and Carmen
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, March 1.-Cattle-Reccipts, 1000;
steady; good to prime steers nominal, SG5Ol7;
poor TO medium, SiaG,30; stockers and feeders
So 5Oa5 25; cows, 81. 2iaj,5O heiferS, 80 iOa5 "a
Gamers, 81 25a2. 40; bulls S2.5Oa4G5; calves S3a
9; Texas feed steers, st7ja5,0O. Ilogs- Receipts
today %, 900; tomorrow, 32.0O0; lett over $500;
5alOc higher; mixed and butchers, 81 j0laG. 40;
good TO choice heavy, sG.3OaO, l7la; rought heavy
sGaG %; light, Sj.S5aG Is; hulk of sales, S6lG 80
sheep-Receipts, 10000 sheep best steady to
strong; lambs best steady to strong; good to
choice wetheIs Sl.50a5.25; fair to choice mixed
49, 7jaI 40; western sheep, Si60l5Sj; native lambs
sllG 30; western lambs, s.. .2jaG.5O
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Political.

THIRD LEGISLATIVE DlsTRICT-ro the mcm-
bers OF the Republican Standing Committee
of the Third Legislative district
Notice is hereby given that a meeting OF the
Republican Standing Committee of the Third
Legislative district of Lackawauua county will
be held Gt the Court House, scranton. Pa, on
saturday, Mach %, 1902, at . O'Clock p m
full attendance Of the committee Is earnestly
requested. By order OF the chairman.
OSCAR VAN BUSKIRk.
Attcst:-J. y. WATKINS, Secretary.
scranton. Pa, March 10. 1902.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

Hackettstown,, where he has accepted
a position as engineer. He will remove
his family there shortly.
John Gilhooley member of the
mine Inspectors board, is attending a
meeting at White Haven this week.
Miss Alicia Dixon has entered Emer-
gehcy hospital ut Carbondale to be-
come trained nurse.
Mrs. Sarah Garrett is nursing a
broken arm, caused by falling on the
Ice few days ago.
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Innes' Band Tonight.

\ few years ago in indianapolis, young
sculptor working in the atelier OF a wcll.kHbwn
artist there met at social dinner there, Innes.
the famous bandmaster, That young sculptor is
the wolldanous young cornettst, who will he
heard here with lnnes and his band at the Iy.
ceum tonight.
kEl was induced to play ON his cornet, of
which he was "A sincere lover and amateur stu.
dent. Those few notes played there that night
determined hla iutme. Mr. hines recognized his
wonderful talent and offered TO take him under
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THE MARKETS
Wall Street Review.

New York, March 11.-Wall street sentiment ey.
perenccd sense OF relief when the reports oil
the early London market showed that powerful
support was accorded the kafir market there
and that very little damage had resulted els.
where from the shock of the capture by the Beers
OF General Methuen, The price OF British con
sOls yielded only shade, which was probably
the most accurate index OF the real gravity of
the event in its influence upon British financial
Affairs The revised reports Of the output OF
gold from the Wtwatarsmnd for February is
probably Of more real Importance at this stage Of
the war, and its showing may help to explain
the indifference OF the London market TO the
Mctluen disaster, According To this report by
the lrInsNaal chamber OF mines, 81, 400 ounces nj
gold We're taken ont during February compared
with 7O,3i0, in January; 53,S97 in December and
39,O95 in November. This rate of resumption uf
the gold output means much To the foreign tinan'
cill world and indirectly to New York, while it
was called upon To supply European deficiencies
due to the cutting OIL OF the South African sup
ply of gold. The calmEess Of the London market
led to some covering by shorts in this market
which were PUT out late yesterday in hope of COW
erng at profit on London selling this morning
There was renewed movement in some OF the
minor speCialties which have been the favorites
for some time past The news OF the deposit at
the sub'treasury OF Sl,2j0,OOO in gold for tele
graphic transfer To san Francisco in connection
with the traction merger there called renewed
attention TO our own domestic money market sit
uaton, The selling movement which followed
threw the market into irregularity for the rest
OF the day, The earlier gains were generally
wiped ont by the first selling on this news, there
We're some subsequent recOyeries but the market
closed heavy in tone aud without animation. Of
the days special movements that in the Colorado
and Southern stocks continued notable. Man
haitian was firm on the report OF large earnings
unconhImed runoTs were ,tl heard Of coIsol.
daton OF Mexican railroad interests. Chicago
terminal stocks were advanced on reports OF
buying in the Interest OF Baltimore and Ohio
The Wisconsin Central stocks were active and
strong without SPECIFIC explanation, The strength
in Peoples Gas due 10 reports OF measures
4ln
There were a few other wide movements OF less
importance and which were not tullysmlintained
Total sales today, 5ji, 300 shares Bonds We're
rather dun and irregular, Total sales. par value
S2,0S5,OOO United States bonds unchanged on
call.
The following quotation. are furnished The
Tribune by lllight * Flcese Co., 3li-3lj Mears
D,,t1. "A .,t
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buffalo Live Stock Market.

generally steady; veal tops, s775aS.2j Others,
5.25a7 80. IIogs Receipts, 25i0 opened strong
and closed still higher; heavy $65ja6.GOi mixed,
81, iOa65O; pigs, Sj.S0aG; roughs, 80 SoaG, sheep
tops, mixed, - 2jaj. 50 culs to good. Sla5.li;
yearlings SjOOaG; top lambs, SGTOlG.1j; Gull, to
trnnn Ihnn Ri-
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale, 81 Lackawanna Ave.)
Flour-$i.1O.
Beans-$24O.
Butter-Frcsh creamery, 30c.; June creamery,
2Gc; dairy, DE.
Cheese-lll l2al2c.
Eggs-Nearby, 2Gc.
Peas--Prr bu'Eel, 81. 7j
Potatoes-Pcr 5llshel, Soc.
Onions-Per bushe, $L6O
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ToDAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

INtECM-Inncs Band Concert. Night.
ACADEMY OF MuSIC-Chestcr De Vonde com
pany. Afternoon and night.
STAR-Twenticth Century Maids. Afternoon
and night.
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East Liberty Live Stock Market.

East Liberty, March l1.-Cattle-Steady; choice,
SO GOlG 10; prime, $6.2OaG.40; good, sj5Oa5 40.
Ilogs-Iower; prime heavies, S6.55a6.GO; best me
diumls S0.50aG5j; heavy Workers, SG.3jlGI5; light
Workers, sGi5aG25; pigs, s. sOa0 roughs. s5lG.
SheepSteady; best wetheIs, s., 20; culls and
common, S950a8.i0i veal calyes, SIaI6O.
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wELLEs & ToRREY, Attorneys.

NOTICE is hereby given thar a meeting OF tho
stockholders OF the The Title Guaranty and
Trust Company, OF Scranton, Pom, viii be held
at the office OF the company, l3j Washington ave-
uuc, scranton, Peunsyyania. on MAY 10, lt 1888
a. M, 20 take action on approval or di,upprovil
of the proposed increase of capital stock of said
company IRON 100000 to S1lO,OU
RALPH = Hi,lI. secretary.
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pECKVILLE.

The funeral of the iatc George Rice will he held
from the home OF Charles Knapp at Factoryyillc
Thursday morning. Marci, 10, at IL O'Clock.
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Money to Loan.

$500, Sl,UO, 81 800 larger amounts at five and
sis per ce"t, Scott, Attorney, i0l! MeIrs
Building.
ANY ANou NJ OF MONEY no LOAN-Quick,
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
from to per cent Call ON n, V. Walker,
8ll.3l5 Cornell building.
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Oil Market.

oil City, March ll.--Credit balances, ll6; certi.
hcatcs, no bid; shipments, 7i,ljl barrels. average
72.9OO barrclsi runs, s2,5I2 barrels; average, o.,
Yun harrelS
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Rheumatism,

>c~>~~~~S~~~~~~>>~r> ~r>N~>~~>~~N~NN~~NNr>"
RHEUMATlSAI--Ail parties that wish can bc
speedily and permanently cured Of all va
rieties of Rheumatism by vegetable compound
Cures guaranteed. Inquire or address j. L. Tuy
lOr, Scranton
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Miscellapeous.


AMERICAN DERBN-liow TO play the American
Derby in the winter books 80 us 10 win with
ont fail, send address and 2c. stamp TO f. NJ
Rodgers & Co., Roby, Indiana
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LEGAL.

IN RE; ESTATE Of William }. Lewis. ale Of the
City OF Scranton, County oil i.ackuwamla
State ot Pennsylvania, deceased.
Letters testamcntary on the nun Cupltiye viii
having been granted TO the undersigned on the
above estate, all persons having claims or de-
IHandS against the same will please prrsant them
Tor payment, and all those Indebted thereto will
make immediate payment 10
TIE LACKAWANNA rRl ST AND SAFE DE-
POSlr COMPANY, OF SCRANTON.
Executor,
WELLES & TORREY, .At.orney,.
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Lost.

LOST saturday afternoon, between Washington
aNcuuc Delaware street, Adams avenue and
Green Ridge street. silver chatclame bag CON
tanning abolh s. Finder will be rewarded by
returning to Tribune Office.
LOST Monday evening, Feb, Il. between Wyo.
ming avenue and Washhum street, an oval
brooch conta!ping gentemlns picture. Finder
please return to or notify Miss Parsons, Az Thir,
tCenth street.
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Storage.

~->~>---J><>~~~->>-~r~~~~>
nTnN Dry, clean and modern up,to-
VI UWHub individual KEYS; elevator An
ideal storage for household effects, etc. Thirty
separate storage rooms. Scranton Storage com.
papy, ll3 Franklin avenue.
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Boarders Wanted.

Wanted-Rooms and Board.
communicating rooms with boarl,
private family preferred. Two ladic, aud
gentleman. State full particulars. Address G.
II. d., Tribune Office.
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Business Opportunity.

o1~~~~~|~N~-'~>~-~~~>
sroCk AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
NIte LOT our sp9d1iihhI ,naFeet te''erI tdee On
Y Consolidated and Stock SXohange, "A and 10
Broadway, New York. Established lSd:. Long
Distance Phone 23sS Broad.
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Real Estate.

For SALE-lIousc 9l6 Delaware street, S rooms,
modern Improvements. Inquire Luther Peck,
1910 CapOuSc avenue.
FOR SALE-At Clark's Summit; place of llYe
acres, house and barn, good irut; cheap for
cash, Inquire OF Mrs. H. Lindsay, iii North
Main avenue, city
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
SHOOTING IN HIGH liz
Prominent FIorida Man Returns Howe
20 Find Another Hhere and
Murder HesuIf3.

TAMPA. Fla, Aug. 1l.-At the home OF
Charles J. Allen on Seventh avenue. Tampa
Heights. the most fashionable residence
section Of this city, M. Allen was killed
and his wife fatally shot today BY Manuel
Chavese. one OF the weaithiest and most
prominent young members Of the Cuban
colony here. Many conflicting account Of
the tragedy were current. but the one gem
orally believed IL that Allen returned home
unexpectedly and found Chavese in his
house and that he assaulted the Cuban,
striking him q terrific bloe in the mouth.
chavese then drewAa pistol and began to
fire. One bullet struck Allen in the left
eide and another in the mouth, and the
third in the abdomen, after passing through
the body Of Mrs. Allen. who had rushed be-
tween the men in an effort to separate
them. The shooting Of Mrs. Allen is be-
lieved to have been entirely unintentional.
Immediately after the shooting Chavese
rushed from the house bareheaded and dis
appeared in his buggy that was standing at
the back gate. He subsequently surrendered
TO the. sherin.
An effort was made to get him released
tonight. His fathers firm, one Of the
largest manufacturer Of cigars here, Of
fered to put up a 500. 900 cash bond, but
ss the charge is murder Judge Robes re-
fused II. Prominent attorneys, including
Congressman ~sparkman. have been en-
ployed By the defense. The preliminary
hearing will be held tomorrow.