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last Monday, but which was postponed until
Yesterday on account Of the absence Of
Vice President Markham, who was then en-
New York. occurred yesterday morning
ness was transacted other than the cleo
tion Of n board Of directors for the ensuing
year There We're no changes made in the
directory MS now constituted
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A visitor from Fort Worth.

W. r. Smith. city passenger aud ticket
agent OF the Houston and Texas Central
railroad at Fort Worth was In Houston
yesterday. After transacting matters Of
business with the general offices of that
rond here, Mr. Smith left las might tor
AuStin 90 attend the inaugural ocreuu-
MICS which viii rake take place there ,o-
day. Mir. Smith was formerly city pa9
senger and ticker agent ~ the Ceuua at
Austin, and held that position for Ave
~ ur
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Gone to Dallas.

Manager Jen n. Miller Of the Houston and
Texas Central railroad ana Houston East
gnd West Texas railroad and William Do
4'rtF' 2sslSJ9nt general passenger agent.
D. =. Mtltu'bih attorney and H. IS GnI.
lI@her superintendent of transportation nr
the latter road. were i'm Dallas yesterday
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a Channnion Cotton PIoker.

Waxahachie, Texas, January 10.--John
Williams, young negro who lives at Nash
In this county, last Wednesday picked 5l3
pounds OF cotton from $3.50 A. M 10 dark
IN the carly part OF the season, when
picking was good, he picked MS high as
SOB pounds In one day.
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cntlnn Belt Channes.

II y Landry has heen appointed com
mcrcia agent of the 81. Louis Southwest
cru railway, with headquarters at Cuciu.
uati, vice J. J.. Campbell resigned, 10 me-
c,pi service elsewhere Mr.. Landry was
formerly travelling freight agent of this line.
WITH hcadquartcrs at ST Louis, 80 which
position he Is succeeded by Clark Erntsrh-
mar, formerly soliciting frcirht GGst at
that point Mn W. ] Thomas takes tho
place made vacant by the promotion OF Mr..
krctSt hnHr
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Retnrned frcm New York.

II. A. Jones freight traffic manager OF
the sunset Central lines returned ycster
day morning from New York whore he
has been for the past several weeks on
business Mr.. Jones' object IN visiting New
York was 70 adjust the matter OF Colorado
and Utah rates via the gulf ronte Some
OF difcreutlals, hut the matter has been
adjusted IN a manner SATISFACTORY 70 ALL
the object OF Mr., Jones trip being accom-
rlllAhnl-
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passenoer Taxes.

Austin. Texas, January 1o.rhe following
paid the amounts noted 10 Comp.
troller Love today. which Is per cent on
gross passenger earnings for the quarter
Guiding December 81, iNo2:
The Pullman company, S13,AI26S; gross
S1S3tGS
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COLORADO Southern Amendments

Circulars have been issued by the Colo
RADIO southern railroad signed by j. NJ
Norbert announcing the appointment Of
FRANK w lsagan as general superintendent
OF that road, vice Charles Dyer. resigned
ana OF u. j. Watkins aus ear accountant
tho ofnCe Of superintendent Of car service
having been abolished
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popsoN AGAIN ON TRIAL.
Former Conviction on the Charge OF Muir
der Was Reversed

NNTFNTNNTNTT OF
der Was Reversed.
Waxshachie, Texas. january 1i.-Sum
podson, white man, was arraigncd in
the district court this morning for trial
on a charge Of murder. Dodson was tried
at the May term of court, found guilty aud
his punishment assessed nj term Of ave
years In the nententinry. on appeal To
the court OF criminal appeals the case was
reversed ana remauded Dodson was form
rrly convict guard for the county aud
Bbout two Feats ago shot ana killed n
negro convict
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Weather changes nntod below will occur
within twentyfour hours 81 p. m. Ut
aates below;
January 2n-Cool.
January 2i-Cool
January - -Modcratiur
January Warmer.
January 24-Tlreatening.
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Fireman Madden's Remains shipped.

Lonsyiew, Texas. january H. The re-
mains Of Fireman Mike Madden. who was
killed near Arlington, Texas yesterday
while leaning out OF the cab window and
his head striking the apron OF the coal
chute were brought here last night and
emhalmed by -, u. pinkham's undertaking
establishment aud shlpped "a the home OF
deceased at Baraho0. Wis
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tery Of the board Of pensions al employees
seoii have attained the age, Of 40 years, end
| tlon tbl, who shalt have attained the age
OF % years: and thereafter. az least three
months N advance 81 the date Of possible
about 70 attain the requisite axe, for con.
sldernuon for pension allowance.
j. The secretary Of the board Of pen
Whereabouts OF pensoned employees and
shal require satisfactory evidence from
each Of such employees. at least once year
that he is entitled to the pension allow
hnce. 10 shall also be the duty Of any Off
CHl or the company who NAV notice or re
celve any advice Of gross misconduct on the
mart Of any pensiOned employe to promptly
hotlfy the secretary % tho board OF pen-
SONS IN relation thereto. who will report
sions p'n
H. In order to preserve direct personal
Inla lions between the company and It's re-
ttIed cmployes. and that they may CON
tinue 10 enjoy the benefit Of the pension
system. no assignment 81 pensions will
| DC permitted or recognized.
10 Tho acceptance of q pension allow.
ance does not debar retired empoye
from engaging In any other business which
is not preiudicial TO the interests Of this
ice OF the company.
10. No person inexperienced in railway
work oyer ,thlrty-fvc wears OF age and no
age shall hereafter ne taken into the
service: provided. however that. in the
discretion Of the chief operating officer
persons may temporarily he taken into the
service for period not exceeding SIX
months and that this ncriod may be ev-
tended. n necessary. 20 complete tho work
FOR which said persons were originally em-
pinv"d; provided also. that with the an
prnral OF the hoard ~ directors Of this
company. persons may be employed IN.
definitely. irrespective Of age limit, where
the service to be rendered requires profess
SIGNAL or other special qualifications
u. Neither tho action Of the board Of
directors % this company IN establishing
system ~ pensions. nor any other action
now or hereafter taken mr. thom or by tho
hoard " pensions I'm the inauguration aud
orcrutton Of n pension department. shHll
he construed rs giving 10 any officer. agent
or cuplore n tho compnnv right IN no
reclaimed In It's Rervice or INV right or
"laipt 90 my pension allowance: and tho
r"lup1nv expressly reserves It's right and
privilege 70 discharge az ANY tmo any off
orr. agent or cmp'ove when the interest ~
tho colnu1uy IN It's Judgment NAV so 70
Nuire without liability for INV claim for
prnsion or Other allowance than snlnrv or
wages duc and unpaid.
Is These rules md regulations shall
tate effect January / 1o03
By order of thc honrd of directors
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i. and. n. o. 3. 3. MsetInn.

The apnual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the texas and New Orleans Railroad
COMPANY. which was TO have been held on
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There are limitations OF oXIDINE but
nome of them compare with the Renuine
DAlDiNE cures chilis Fevers aud all AIa.
iaTiai Troubles. The mutations FAIL
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Two Men Wonnded II Tsrritnr1

Paris. Fexas, January 10. in difficulty
q Hugo, 4 n. this afternoon. Dan Kelly
ana his son. John were both seriously
hur. Tho tronbic came up over some
mules Or, Price had Inortgaged 10 Kelly
and SON on which they had foreclosed
Price was not arrested, as II was reported
that Kelly WIS the aggressor. All parties
are good people.
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OF fer San Antonio

Railway company paid $50 on $40 70
Total taxes received S133s1S
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OFFICERS TO CONSTITUTE BOARD

/ Those Who Are Eligible and Rules for
Computing Pension Set Forth
! Method OF Procedure.
! The work Of preparing IN detail the IN.
structions TO employees and others inter
ested as TO the pension system adopted ly
the Suuset-CentrEl system has involved
much labor and thought. The book Of In
structions IN regard to this matter has
been issued bv Vice President c. II. Mark.
ham and is as follows;
I Houston and Texas Central Railroad com
pnny. Pension system. General notice
Pursuant 10 the action taken by the
board Of directors Of the Houston and Texas
Central Railroad company. IN respect to a
system Of pensions, FOR the purpose Of en-
aiding employees Of the company who have
rendered IL long and faithful service TO re
ti7e when they have attained an age neces-
stating relief fvom duty. the following rules
aud regulations governing the orgauiza-
tion Of a pension department are hereby es
tabished;
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
J. Tine administration Of the pension de-
plrtmeut shall De 10y "a board Of officers. to
7
r r ~ o. tr...o re-. s,,,b
~, srar ,,r.o +trer,,,.o o-,1orc5 con.
si.t ~ the following officers of the com
many
- .fs.
lee president
Manager
r..riraar maintenance of way.
-,
superintendent motive power.
Auditor.
-, ,.,..,-
'ehera' attorney
chief surgeon.
- -.,.t,,rt b,,.o
me "Plr''' o' Tue wee
power
g.. r-- .,,, .5,,.t.,., on,rstioD ~ the non.
ions ''' lA' 'u'-'eN' Np'' - 'N '@'
H. determine the eligibility Of employees
-. ,,t,r.,,,,,. 10 ~ tho
amount OF such allowances and 10 prescribe
t,,. .,.,,{itt-rs under which such allowances
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and use Chamberlain Chonc. Cholera anu
Diarrhoea Remedy for all pains of me
stomach and an unnatural iooseuess OF the
bowels. II always cures, For safe in al
urrggistS.
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t'sve 90 an EXPRESS Tran Arrivs7. 40 :. r.
Leave. ...... 74Sr.u Arrive ...... Q 30 a. m
AHtsl-s leave Grand Central Depot
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At Utse VEINS TeT-e-' y LOUIS LTTTTItI-
'ssVe me Ssrts r. C0~-rets Ave, Depct 10
rlrutes later than the soove.
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M G. r Ds-ot Fif'h Wart
ts1ts. ...-.. 80 an Arrive ...,... 50 81
tesys ..... 40 n Arrive s; so ~
Fer Galveston Trains see G., q n
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N. v, q N. 3. 3.

Grand Central Depo,
ttf.sfo 'ti tn.1eRu Arrive No. Iss els p n
Leave No, I.s. il.4o Fn Arrive No, fsi $50 an
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49, ~ EEGrLATf0Ns

u LIN N.NII NI8J Z In T ~
J. Tine administration o. the pension Dc
plrtmout shall be 10y board Of officers. to
DC knowu as the board " pensions whose
office shall be go Houston. Texas. Such
board shall until otherwise ordered con-
sist u the following officers Of the com
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CrsnJ Central DEPOT
leave Ne. >. ..i0.oss.u Arrive 10 ,,,9'nnv q
Leave No. zS.OOau Arrive No s. 700 a N
Nos. and Sundays Only
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s. A. g. A. P. Ry.

GTar5 CtniTsl Derot
lsPt No o.SOs.n Arrive No .o-ASpu
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al. u. q s. a. IN.

Grand Central Depot
cave M io0ssm Arrive No. $3.50 pm
cave Ne. s.,ii.35 p.u Arrive No ie.A ~ an
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE

Dfsnd Central Depot
leave Nc. 7.0oan Arrive No >. S,2s e'n
Leave No j.. 10 3Oam Arrive No ZOp ~
leave No 5. 1i.30Fm Arrive No 8. o'oo an
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-17
HOQUIAM.


= M 10. o"I hann p,op1seu ~ ,mG ot
n nu n"' oo0n Po''po"e" un''' "oo"'
Easter
y, n. Nelson and family leit tuesday
for their home at Puyallup' where taey
Will reside
The steamer Hoqulam ia on the Grays
harbor Iron Works marine ways having
some work done to her null propeller
ana engine.
DR.. H. G. Hill Of Elma, has been
spending a couple of days in this city
visiting his son who is employed at
Bruce baos'' store
L. NJ. Warren. J. D. Myers, M. Alex
ander, L. Galbraith, Chas. Glover, w.
H White and A. Anderson left Monday
for Kalama to work on the state survey.
BURGERS entered the home of Geo
Chem Saturday night while the family
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-17
ANSTIE EXPLAINS
ABOUT THAT TEN DOLLARS
SAYS HENRY WAS GRATING.
That the Council, Except One Member. Knew
All About the Bill That Was Allowed.
Has Henry Arrested, and Matter Will be
Ventilated in Court.

EDITOR HERALD-In your issue OF De-
cember 3, appears, under the caption
can Ugly Story" what purports to be
the story of former Policeman Henry
that rather reflects on the marshai's
Office and the city council.
Now, in justice to the city council and
myself, wish to make known to the
public the facts in the case, which are as
follows:
About 2 O'Clock Sunday morning, Sept.
81, Ed. Henry, then acting police in place
of one Of the force who was absent. went
to the "Harem," on River street, and to
the room of an inmate named Marie
Villetta," and demanded $40 of her, say.
ing she must put up the money or 90 to
Jail. The inmate and landlady protested,
tut, rather than Jay in jail over Sunday,
paid the money, demanding a receipt,
which Henry reluctantly gave, as fol.
lows:
Received from Villetta $40 for irnproper
conduct out of her line OF business.
(Signed) +. d. Henry.
The woman sent for me the next day
and related the circumstance, and told
her it was undoubtedly graft, as an
officer had no right to take money, except
for bail when an arrest was made on a
warrant, and, as Henry had no warrant,
he had no authority to enter the house
and make the arrest, and that would
see that she got the money back.
waited until Tuesday afternoon, and,
as Henry had not mentioned the matter
to me or the Judge, l sent word to him
that he must return the money to the
woman. He then went to Judge Pearson,
gave him the money and made complaint
against the woman, saying she wanted to
appear at 2 O'Clock. Both women state
that she was not told to appear at all. l
went to the judge, and told him it was a
graft pure and simple, and that the
money should be returned. The judge
said it was a matter of record and he
could not change the record.
council, individually, with one exception,
and stated the case to them. They sug-
gested that another effort be nade to get
the judge to refund the money. l did 50,
and he again refused. then made out
bill to the council for the money, which
was allowed, they knowing fully what it
was for.
Mr.. Henry was Immediately dismissed
from the force, and the officers instructed
not to put him on az substitute any more.
l made the mistake of not arresting
Henry at once, but. since he has himself
brought the matter before the public,
have had him arrested, and he will have
a chance to explain in court the whole
transaction.
w. w. ANsr1E.
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in the Aberdeen postoffice for the week
ending Dec. Is 'O3.
Allen, W. Anderson, L
Beardslee, E Fl Barnette, Milo
Bafding, Charley Brown, Harry N
Brown, H S Brooks, Lewis
Carson, Frank A Champline, Mr.
Cummins, 9 w Dewitt, Miss G
Davenport, Cephas DIR, WI
Edwards, Miss Elsie George. Jesse
Howell, George Horton. 81
Hollinger, Albert Jansen, Mrs Hilma
Jansen, Alfrid Lilge, Miss Gussie
Lidstrom, Andrew Mende, S
Nizaloski. Jan Peterson, PC
Pinkerton, Bert Swank, Fred
Warnock, Roy Wilcox, Henry
Watch, FL Walker, Lewis
Wood, Mr. and Mrs Williamson, G NJ
Zankner, Claud
Persons calling for these letters will
please say "Advertised."
R. P. CAMPBELL. P. NJ.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-17
CHEHALISCOUNTY
LOCAL DOINGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY
Items Of Interest From All Sections Of Che.
halls County. Gathered by Aberdeen Herald
Correspondents and Cleaned From Our
Local Exchanges.
MONTESANO


G. B. Winton has gone to Aberdeen to
take charge OF u barber shop in a new
hotel in that city.
Mrs. Mary Medcalf returned Tuesday
from Enumclaw, where she was visiting
her new granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Bignold were at
Green River hot springs last week and
attended the performance OF Ben Hur at
Seattle,
A cousin Of Charles and Geo. Arland
is 1ere from cas-: of the mountains visit
ing relatives and inspecting this section
OF the state, which he thinks is all right.
lie IL son Of Chas. Arland who was
here last year.
Jack" Goodell and Oliver Noe will
retire from Uncle Sans service on
Christmas day, their three years. term
being up. They will be home as soon
thereafter as possible. They are now at
Fort Brown, Texas, near the Mexican
border,
Agent Moore reports the sale OF thir.
teen lots in Renton addition, opposite
the John Medcalf home, from John Cuff.
fin to S. N. Woodward, who expects to
build. Also the Anderson house in Nc
Bryde's addition, to E. l.. blanchard for
1925.
VIM. Leslie. who has been foreman at
J. j. Johnson's North River camp, left
Wednesday for Southern California,
where he expects to spend the winter
with his family. mrs. Leslie is compelled
tc reside in the mountains of that state
on account OF throat trouble.
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EL.MA

Mrs. w. NJ. Allen and children went
to Pendleton. Oregon, Thursday, to
make their future home.
Fruit Inspector Everrtt came up from
Montesano Wednesday to look after some
fruit trees delivered here.
Mayor Wakefield, wife add child re-
turned from Portland Tuesday, where
they had been to see Ben Hur.
w. f. C,ist's Moutesano steam lann-
dry wagon made its first trip to Elma
Monday, and will hereafter make regu-
lar trips.
The Order OF Pendo gave a program
and banquet Monday night to number
Of visiting friends. About 125 were pres
ent as.l a most enjoyable time was had.
NJ. r. Smith, Of Kansas City, No., Of
the Smith. Ray Shingle Co., has been
here this week looking after his interests
in this part OF the world. His wife &C.
companied him.
The east wareroom in Wakefield &
O'Donnell's store is being fitted up with
shelving, and part Of the shoe stock will
be moved into it in order to give them
some much needed room in the clothing
department.
A surprise party was given Mrs. E..
NJ. Grain by the Circle, last Saturday
night, in honor of her fortyfifth birth
day. Games were INDUCED in, and
light refreshments were served. A fine
time is reported.
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COSMOPOLIS,

Mrs. Fred Huntington and children
have returned from visit to Little Rocl
Mrs. Huntington found her mother il
better health after a run of fever.
D. M. Mclaughlin, from Tacoma, .
practical printer and machine man, came
to Cosmopolis to visit his brothers, T
Woodfn and Taylo. Mclaughlin. Th,
first named brother is night engineer al
the G. A. G. Co.'s sawmill.
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Wanted.

FAITHFUL PERSON TO CALL ON RETAIL
trade and agents for manufacturing house
having we'll established business local
territory; straight salary 800 paid weekly
and expense money advanced; previous
experience unnecessary; position perma-
nent; business successful. Enclose self.
addressed envelope. Superintendent
Travellers, Cos Monon Building, Chi.
CagO, post
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the isthmus the force for. their use and
benefit in spite Of the fact that Mr.. Sew
ard said that the United States could not
comply with requisition OF that charac
ter.
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Advertised Letters.

Following letters remain uncalled for
in the Aberdeen postoffice for the week
.,ul;r, DoD
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-10
FED THE PROFESSOR.
This One Had "Dreams More Terri
BILE Than Visions of The Comet"

You must feed the professors and
teachers right or they can't do justice
to pupils. They should, of all people,
possess a healthy nervous and mental
organization. The teacher with weak
nerves cannot obtain as good results
as the one who has a perfect mental
poise.
1T had been for me a most difficult
problem" said a professor connected
with prominent college of the South,
''how to keep the nerves in proper
condition and the brain in good work.
ing order. Lack of proper opportunity
to take exercise, an irregular diet and
improper food brought on a general
breakdown in health 1 became irri-
table and restless and at night would
dream of more terrible things than any
of DIR. Holmes visions of The Comet.
Upon the suggestion of a friend, who
is a busy business man, l commenced
to eat Grape-Nuts every day, and
found in short time a great i'm
provement in my health; the food con-
tanned just the right kind of nourish-
,ment for my body and brain that was
lacking. The restlessness disappeared,
my stomach ceased to trouble me,
mental vigor returned and / am now
able to do more and better work than
ever before.
When friends express surprise to find
me so well, it is necessary only to
mention the merits of Grape Nuts"
Name given by Postum Company, Bat
tie Greek, Mich.
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they heard. very family: Good Row.
err; come. Fido."
Does the idiot think we keep st.
Demands in there with food and sup
plies for people who don't know
enough to get out when closing time
comes?" Mr.. Van Wormer wanted to
know.
The vibration theory was worked
again, and the quartette cut loose on
this:
Clutch, clutch. clutch. clutch. clutch:
Dog is a clutch. dog is a clutch,
clutch, clutch.
Hes yelling for help again." said
Peter. Now. will you listen to that !?
He says the dog amt clutching him,
but he wants to get out, just the
same"
Mr., Van Wormer then wrote out
these instructions and had four copies
struck off on the main folder so that
each of the,t4uartette could have one
and all slAws i together Mr., Van
strong on bass. and the clerks are a
likely pair lpf tenors. They obliged
with the following, slow time:
The dog, the dog. Oh. the dog,
1t is latch, ii Is a latch;
1t looks just like a v, just like a ".
Turned upside down. turned upside
down.
And it's in the middle, in the middle
of the door.
Just turn 1t up, just turn 1t up,
And wN~will let you out.
Peter indicated.
Peter was indicated. The man in
side tipped up the dog; the men out
side threw back the bolts and swung
the great door, and the captive emery
ed.
He seemed TO be vexed, so much so
that he fell upon Peter and tried to
claw him. But willing hands pulled
him away, and he departed to find a
lawyer.
Mr.. Van Wormer told of the incident
last night.
There was nothing to it," ne said.
THE man was in there less than two
hours, from 1:20 to 2:45. He's been Say
ing that he was i'm there five hours,
and that he's going to have damages.
He has a small box here. and says he's
in the real estate business. He was ex-
cited when he FIRST got out but calm
ed down inside Of four minutes, and