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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

Altlhlna i main cattle III llln tlerltle
hahl nshni. lhtuwlnM tbs tlly 10 aafts
nsss lot 4 couplc u hours autlnn the
etphlna
Al Marshall,cwm
MafshalllNwn. la., Dune iua The
must severe ,hundpr and rain storm
snie year occurred last evening aner
ldan wiekman, 4 Young man about ~
seam ul aap. was Killed BY ilahtnlna.
and e. NJ nnbee was nhoeked The
storm hruke about 1 O'Clock, tho faig
falling III turtnnts. flooding the strcete
from curb "a curb. Sheridan Wick
man lives near The suldinra Home,
nnd haa tatcn fefugr IN dairy barn
~ A. y. Cole, ncighbor A bolt
struck the gable nf tho barn killing
wlol,man instantly. aud also killing
three cows In the barn at tho time
we're another manforty.one cows and
eleven calves The man was shock
Cd but not rurt,
s. M Rubee was endeayoring TO
drive his young chickens 20 shelter,
when a bolt hat a big elm Within ten
feet of him This N the largest elm
IN the county. The lightning tore
away about nifty feet down the trunk
Rubee was knocked down but quickly
recovered.
A funny Incident Of this was that
about half an nour after q big fox
squirrel jumped from the tree with
all the hair burned from hts body.
one bolt struck Henry sundeil's
restaurant, burning hole through
The wall and shocking the cook.
At Des Moines.
Des Moines, June 10.--One OF the
heaviest rain storms IN several years
struck Des Molnes at $3.50 last nlght
and torrents OF water fell. The down
town streets were at places filed
from curb TO curb, the sewers acGral.
ly refusing TO handle but q slight pot.
ton Of tho water. The Btnrm, ac.
cording to reports, was Of local ne
ture, striking the central portion Of
Iowa, and within geg minutes mum
dating the entire country. The train
service in and out Of Des IoiaeS was
somewhat crippled ami heavy damag
~ we're reported from the towns
around about. The precipitation for
Dee Moines, according 70 the official
statement, was .S3 inch
At Nevada,
Nevada, Iowa, June 10.--Tw0 MICH
aB Of rain fell here in a very short
time last evening. No serious dam
age was done, however
Al Boone.
Boone, Iowa, June 10.--One OF the
heaviest electrical storms visited this
city last night. Although no great
damage was done, several lnciDient
fires we're started, which might have
been Berious II they had not been
given prompt attention.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
D o 0

w. r.. Daylc, Guard, 10 w. s..
Garrett, undiV. 22l lot "a
HOutz "a ad. Oskalo0sa. ,.. J7.14
Mary s.. Barkelow ct al 10 W.
y. Garrett, their int. In lot
~ H0utz "a nd. OBkalOosa. 600 90
Thog. Cation and wife 10 Sher.
man Cation, VIZ Of nwH Is
and swH Of swA Of 10.76.14 $3.50 %
Heirs Of Joost DeBrHyn quit
claim 10 Johann DcBruyn,
sen Of nwH and eH of ne
n and M Of sen and nc
"A Of,swA Of 24.7G.17"... 100
CcviIIa Duncan, contracts 10
sell TO j. II. Augustine,
lot 8 blk. Z D. p. oskaIoosa 1860 90
w. 8. Garrett and wife TO 70.
A. Tanner, lot "a H0utz
"a adj. Oskaioosa .......,. 825 90
Joe and Louisa Phillips 10 j.
Y. Miller, 60x142 IT. lying
1876 II. N. OF 8. w. corner
lot 10 sen Of nw14 1856. 100. 90
Igaiah Bowdlc ct al 10 A. j.
Way, lot blk. ~ %. r.
sharon, Iowa ...,...... 100
A, p. Spencer tr TO ". II.
Schultz, lot ~ Ninde vii.
Iiams H. Co. add 10 Okla. 1890 %
r, r. Cation and wife 10
Warren Gattbn, goa In sw
cor swA Of scA Of 1904 1900. Oh
q, w. Barnard and wife 10 g.
NJ. Graham. lot Q blk.
Wells add Barnes Clty,Ia. 500. 0C
American Coal Co. 10 o. II.
Smith, all OF neA Of neH
OF 1855 lying north Of
railroad ........ ...m.., 925. d
J. A. Bernard and wife 10 NJ
r.. Keeper, acre In N. n,
corner OF neA Of sen Of
N"75sl0 ......, amman. lbDV,V'
d. Ragen and wife 10 d. Van.
nest, lot 3 sub. lot ]. 3.
sen OF ncA Of 24.75.1G... 725. 81
Geo. Brooke to l.. II. Jolley,
lot ia Hatdeld's ad 10
Elida, Iowa .....,.....,... 5000
A. L.McCarty OF al quit claim
10 u. u. Reid, lot 5 l. o. Ne
N Of neA OF 1475.1g..... 10
G. Yer P1oeg Ref TO b. -.
Reid, lot l. 8, seA OF neH
Of 1866 .."..". ...". 5000
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

THE possibilities " The Panama
canal are illustrated by recent &c.
port VI the Euns canal Tolla have
gradually been reduced from ta,Gi 70
siGs d tonhnd yet the dividends have
increased from 20 20 rs per cent q
year on January 1 next the tolls
viii In cut down 20 0e.5 cents a ton.
aud Il IL not expected that the profits
will materially decline.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

.--one ship from Italy landed 2,G41
passengers one day last week, which
is more than ever arrived before on
one vessel The Hungarian diet has
been alarmed by the rush TO America,
and will impose new restrictions on
immigrant agents.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15
plsAppolnrEp IN LOVE.

Des Monies, June 10--Because OF a
Misunderstanding with his gweet.
heart, Amos q. Gallon, waiter en-
pIoyed in a cafe, yesterday went on
an all-day spree and wound up In the
evening with an attempt 10 commit
suicide by drinking laudanum, which
was only frustrated by the prompt
action Of the officers Of the police sta.
ton.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

It's II possible" exclaims the
Davenport Democrat, commenting on
the statement Of defendant in Sioux
City that he had frequently exacted
/. per cent interest per month. "Is
II possible for money chargers in this
state Of Iowa to rob the unfortunate
In that way? II so, let the wrong be
rigI1ted.0
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

During the ten years ending with
1904 Japan's imports from the United
States Increased more than four.fold
and its exports TO this country In
creased 1874 per cent. Another reas.
on for our friendship for the people OF
the Mikado.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

AN American boat not only won
the race across the Atlantic, but made
the best time for vessel Of It's class
by nearly two days. Our merchant
marine would lead the world X given
the same encouragement that IL be-
slowed on foreign shipping.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

Since the subway was opened in
New York the net daily increase Of
passengers. carried Is 114,000. The
rule holds good that more people
travel more times when the facilities
are improved.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

1T Is now almost three months
since the city election and the con.
test In Fourth ward is still unsettled.
The democrats may be entitled to q
majority in the city council. but the
public is entitled to know the decis-
ion of the court.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

The Keolruks Gate.City tells Of a
Missouri town which has blacksmith
who earns enough money shooting
mules eight months OF the year to be
able TO practice law during the re-
naming four.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

Walter Wellman now and then
learns something ION high authority
The Sioux City Journal observes that
It is way Walter has Of patting him.
self on the back.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

ahe wah 90 the ntuana whsir 90 usual
hvF hntne wak a EAypflse with fAlr Va
ilnts itum an sections " this county
her exhibits wefe we'll ARRANGED anti
she was awarded mAny ptlsuA, and "
The appropriation IL tith.epO there
pllll remains an nneapended balance
~ aaO 900
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

1t ls noticeable that a number Of
fathers and mothers are especially
anxious today not to neglect the least
detail OF their chiIdren's education,
and therefore must take them TO the
circus, .
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

Corporal Tanner will be the
speaker on Soldiers Day at the state
fair in Des Moines, August 20. He
IN regarded ais one OF the greatest
campfire takers and Is one Of the
most effective speakers in the ranks
OF the Grand Army.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

Secretary Shaw isn't talking or
organizing any new parties nor Of
turning congress out TO grass" says
the Britt Tribune. Secretary Shaw
is a republican and when he talks he
talks republican"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

Strawberries sold In the local
market yesterday for Ave cents per
box. How much nearer Heaven does
anyone expect 10 get while on earth7
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

The Council Bluffs Nonparell az
firms that a girl can win home With
a dimple in one.tenth Of the time II
takes man to do 1t with pair Of
stout arms
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15
TRADING some.

Delta Pres: Gordon Benan drove
~ Cd horsc to oskaloot tbs os5er
day. sold him, bought another, trad.
Cd him. sold the nexL one and then
bought stu another 10 conn home
win. That was Gordon's busy day
last Friday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

The United States spends $780,.
100000 in a single year for intoxicat-
Ing liquor. These are the figures Civ.
en- In the American Grocers' annual
computation OF the national drink bill.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

The coming meet Of the Iowa
Rife association at Des Moines is be.
ginning 10 attract attention. What
adds TO the interest IS the fact that
the Regulars win be pitted against
the Iowa Guard, and some very pretty
shooting IL expected.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

The higher education OF women
continues 10 make good" right along.
Already twenty-five per cent Of this
years graduates Of Vassar are en-
gagged to be married.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

Joe Trigg in Iowa State Register:
We do not say that man must
swear in order to successfully drive
mule team, but II he does not want
to ywear he had better let mules
alone.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

-z-"How the people Of this world
hasten to honor the man who Is on
top, and with what little consideration
they treat the under dog" observes
the Mnscatlne Journal.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

"A Georgia newspaper describes
this time Of the year as the time Of
moonlight, nandolins, mint and
cracked ice"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

1T Is unfortunately a fact" says
the Jefferson Bee, that the sober
truth can never run fast enough to
oyertake a miserable lie" r.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

Most successful IN Iowa. Here 10
stay. 81 years experience. eyes OK.
amlnad free Opposite spencurB
great Wholesale building. Eve med.
lclnes free 20 all. Free glasses for
the poor Friday forenoonB Bring
letter from doctor or pastor Of
church.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

Iowa will send over 5000 Epworth
Leaguers 20 the big convention at
Denver, July s to 0.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

The Cedar Rapids Gazette notices
that the devil never allows any OF his
machinery 20 rust.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15
CLOSING EXERCISES.
Entertainment by Freshmen and Elec.
ton by Briehtonlan at Penn.

In spite of the rain which prevent.
ed numbers from attending, the
Freshman public exhibition at Penn
college last evening was greetd by
goodIy and appreclative audience. The
public" according TO custom, Ia a
feature Of commencement dolngs, and
was entertaining and interesting, and
many Of the numbers were OF more
than ordinary merit.
The strongest feature Of the pro.
gram was the discussion regarding
the action Of the American Board OF
Missions in the Rockefeller gift IN
which stacy McCracken, who affirmed
that the action Of refusal Wa proper,
had the advantage OF mis- opponent In
effective discussion.
Miss Mile Browns sketch Of the
Freshmen was clever, and the short
stories and the nature sketch were
worthy efforts. Miss Grace Boggess
In her paper showed a familiarity
with advertising and other posters
The program as given was:
Music -- Instrumental Solo, Leona
Woody.
The Fatcful First Year-MlllIe r.
Brown.
A Wood Sketch--Anna Burff.
A Plea For Nature--Lilly Peckna0i.
Music-Ladieg Quartette.
Posterg--Grace Boggess.
Among the Falrles-Leah kellogg
Discussion: Resolved, That the
American Board Of Missions gho1ld
not have accepted the Rockefeller
gift. An, stacy McCracken. Neg
Herbert Snyder.
A Short 5tory-BeSsie Dean.
Music--Tbe Ladlcs' Quartette.
Annual election Of officers Of tno
BrIghtonian Society occurred last ey'
ening in the society rooms at the col
lege. The leaders who have been
chosen 10 head the organization for
the next year are:
Charles Hoover, president.
Floyd Perlsho, vice PRECEDENT.
Harry Sopher, recording secretary
Art Brans0n, corresponding yecre
tary.
X. Hlnshaw, teasureT.
Carl Painter, critic. .
X. Woods, Ghorister.
Stacy McCracken, gergeantat.arms
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

ChFunic Dlauamha. DeE0fmislAa amd
Diseases IL the Eye and EAn
Hp@rshelea aud eyeglasses correct
~ ntted IN gold and silver frames.
all aufriuai operations performed
on the eve and car without palm ana
Satisfaction guaranteed once IN
rfanhel block, OaksloosA, Iowa.
ralia answered day Or night.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

Billy" Sunday says that people
who are eloquent in gossip are always
dumb in prayer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15
C. YER pLoEG,
Attorney.at.LaW.

Over Pixies drug store.
ONCE phone Sii; res. :736 black.
(99-4Sm6l
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

--Iowa's share In the big fair at 81.
Louis was in every way creditable.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

who have ,Ae pltasure II mcViue
him
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15
w. III. HEATING,

Observation-Disclosures.
MONEY TO LOAN -INBURANDn
i12 First Ave. West, 6skaioosx, iBssss
23tf
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15
r L BARNES

~ DANNEO
Physician and Surgeon.
once hours, to 4 and z to 0 y. m.
Office and Residence Phone, 4SG. OF
Ace over Pfelfer.Belmont store, oska
loosa, Iowa. 34y1
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

tliihlna i main cattle III lln Nlerltle
hahs nihni lhfuwlnM tbs ctr 10 aafk
nsss lot couple il hours autlna the
atrnlna
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-06-15

Council Bluffs, Ia, June 10,-A se-
we're wind storm last evening broke
on tress and telephone poles, wrecked
one or two small buildings and caus-
ed oSaer damage In tho western part
Of the city. Street railway trafIic was
tied up for time BY the collapse 81
the poles and wires. Lightning play.
ed part 10 the general havoc BY
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-07
TONGUE ALMOST CUT OUT.
Kansas City Man Ia Mutilateo. Re
Writes, by Former pouse.

Kansas City Man Ia MutiIated. Re
Writes. by Former pouse.
Because he refused to retract Sian.
ferrous statements he had made about
dis divorced wife. James Green's tongue
was almost cut out in Kansas City. He
swears he was held down by Charles
Thomas. son-in.law of his former wife.
while the former Mrs. Green tried to
.ut our his organ of speech with q sharp
knife. Green is now In n hospital, where
The doctors are III doubt whether the
almost severed tongue will knit together
40 as to enable Green again to talk.
The patient told his story of the at
tack on him by means of writing it down
with pen and ink while he lay in the
police station after being found bleed.
ing in his home. In the affidavit he
declared the attack was the result Of
deliberate calculations. Green asserts
that nc was at work in his home when
Mrs. Martha Famon. his former wife.
and Thomas entered The woman gave
aim tongue lashing such IA she had
never dared To administer before the di-
vorce. Then she attacked him with an
umbrella and gave him many prods and
side swipes. Still Green refused to re-
tract anything he had said about the
woman. At this point Thomas joined
in the attack with knife. After he
aud Green had fought for some time and
Grccn had been severely cut in numerous
places Thomas got Green down on the
iloor and held him. The enragcd Thorn.
ns then handed the knife to Mrs. Fan
nan ANA she made n desperate effort to
cut ont Green's tongue. lie finally
struggled free and Thomas and the wom-
IN He'd from the house. Both Thomas
nnd Mrs. Fannon deny the story of
Green, who is junk dealer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-07

commodious residence Is surrounded
by well wooded picturesque and fer
tile lands. among the most valuable
In Juneau County. In which the town
of Nccedah is situated. Mr.. Clark's
lands are for disposal In lots of 10 to
900 acres. all located within easy dis.
lance of the fine market town of Niece.
dab. Through the district flows the
beautiful Wisconsin River, one of the
most majestic and delightful streams
In the world. Ncccdah Is located so
that those DESTROYS of 1t can reach
the far famed dclls of Wisconsin by
boat passing through all the way
the most beautiful scenery imaginable.
Nccedah has first class railroad serv-
lee. the Milwaukee X st. Paul ana the
Northwestern roads running through IT,.
1t i one of the finest market towns
i'm Wisconsin, has three commodious
hotels. first class banks, electric lights
and all modern public improvements.
Mr.. Clark's splendid acre property j.
ideally located as n summer ana fall
resort. 1t gives the finest opportunities
FOR hunting and fishing. ana while
within easy distance of all the com.
forts ana luXurlcs of civilization. af-
fords possibility Of enjoyment of the
pleasures and beauties of primitive
nature. The property is regarded as
not only desirable but most profitable
investment. fact that is being PROV
ed by its great and rapid development
and it's growing attraction for tourists,
sportsmcn and lovers of nature In gen
cral. Mr.. Clark has thc high regard
ana respect of his fellow citizens of
Ncccdah, and is bound 10 he one of the
most successful men of affairs, rs he
is to-day one of the most prosperous
business men in the State of Wiscon-
sin.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-07
Y. N. c. A. Woex ON RAILROADS.
Report at Detroit Says ever $4,000
Men Are Paid Members.


Men Are Paid Members.
More than TI.OOO railroad men are
paid up members of the railroad depart.
ment of the Y. NJ. g. A.. according to
statement submitted ut the railroad
1. Nj. Z. \. annual convention in DE.
troit. The membership has increased
1000 in two years. buildings to the
number of 100 aud valued Mt over 81
2oO.OOO are occupied. Within the last
year 2.tiOO men have followed definite
courses of study In the railroad depart
mcnts educational classes. Successful
organizations IN three cities have dem
onstratcd that this work IL adapted to
tie needs of street railway men also.
Six travelling railroad secretaries are
ehipioyed by the international commit
tee. Treating of the work In general the
statement says: "rhc railroad Young
Mems Christian Association movement
has so fitted into the needs Of railroad
service that ii has now come to he re.
gardcd on many roads as an essential
factor in railroad operation. II has dem.
onstrated the practicability of interest
ms and uniting mon from all depart
ments of service In an organization that
wins their enthusiastic loyalty and sup.
port In an effective stand for lettering
physical. social. intellectual and spiritual
conditions"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-07
News from All Parts Of the World
Carefully Selected from the
Press kilograms.
4 Weekly Digest Of the Most important
Facts and Happenings for Busy
Readers.

Mrs. Belle higgins and her daughter,
Clara Shaw. are In jail in Fort Scott.
Kan. charged with murder in the first
degree. For the last several weeks. IL
Is said, they have been starving. whip
ping AMI otherwise abusing two of Mrs.
Higgins stepchidren. II hoy and girl
aged Z aud j years, respectively. result.
ing In the death of the boy. The girl is
III prccarious condition aud her recov-
cry Is doubtful. The testimony at the
coroncr's inquest disclosed startling
condition in the higgins home. aud
neiglbors said the children were often
seen In the alleys eating from slop bar.
rels. The boys body is mass of sores
nnd bruises. The coroncr's jury ordered
the stepmoihcr, daughter aud father held
for the crime.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-07
FIRE CAUSES GREAT LOSS.
Lumber Yards Damaged 100000
Worth and 4 90 ore ,- omsieaa

Lumber Yards Damaged So 80, 900
Worth and 400 are i- omeiess.
Fire IN the lumber district Of Rhine.
lander Wis. destroyed property valued
at SG0O,OOO and rendered 100 people
homeless. The fire started in the lumber
yard of the Brown brothers Lumber
Company. and after sweeping II clean
spread to the Robbins Lumber Company
yards, which were cntirely destroyed. \
high wind was blowing. which carried
the fire into the residence district adj
Joining the lumber yards. destroying
about scvcDty-iivc small dwelling houses
About 4O,OOO,OOO feet of lumber was dc.
stroyed. After burning over the greater
portion of eight blocks the fire was got
under control. Tho homeless people were
cared for In the city hall aud other pub
lie buildings. The total insurance is
about 100000.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-07
EORCER IN THE TOLLS,
II. .. leonard. Who Stole $4,000
In Securities, Are sted,

Henry a. Leonard, who was employed
by Halle Il Stieglitz. a prominent firm
of New York brokers. as a clerk, has
made confession that II was he who
robbed the National City Bank of that
city of securities worth s359,O00 Leon
ard, who was arrested Sunday while on
the way To church, had been for several
years trusted cmployc of Halle n
Sticgliz and lived quietly with his moth
cr in Harlem. He is about - years old.
Leonard told the police that he concciv.
cd the idea of the theft three or four
months ago aud had been planning dur.
iEg that time to execute it aud show how
easy such scheme could be practiced
Oh the banks of New York.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-07
THROWN INTO A SWAMP.
aged Man Leaves Train at phiia-
delphia and Fails Among Eobbers.

swan Nelson. the aged farmer who
disappeared s.om train on the way
from ~. Louis to Newark Il few days
ago. is ut the Newark home Of his son.
in-law. Victor Florcn. The old man was
found nearly up to his neck In swamp
along the Delaware river. lie had been
robbed of his gold watch and chain aud
$40. Nelson says that he got off the
train IN Philadelphia when he heard n
brakeman call out Broad street." think.
ing IT was Broad street. Newark. lie
asked u policeman to direct him TO Elm
street. ~ his Newark home was only
few doors from Elm street. lie met
several Swcdcs. who promised to show
him where his relatives were. They took
him to II house. he says, and that i
all he remembers until no was in the
hospital.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-07

There is no more delightful rccrca.
ton for ones self, or for ones wife
ana family, than trip into the coun-
try over the Aurora, Elgln & Chicago
Railway.
Now that the most beautiful pictures
of nature are being painted by mas
ter hand over the landscapes; the riv-
ers running free, the lawns in verdure,
and the trees still in leaf, where can
one have II more enjoyable day than In
speeding among these pleasant scenes,
in u comfortable and well-appointed
coach, and with every requirement for
comfort, convenience and pleasure ut
hand, in the pleasant trip over the
Aurora, Elgin X Chicago Railway In
these balmy days Of autumn. The
road runs through the beautiful
Fox River valley, ana on Its way
takes in picturesque gllmpscs Of
some of the most beautiful and desir-
able residence districts and pleasure
resorts in the neIghborhOOd of Chicago.
Take train over the Aurora, Elgin
& Chicago Railway, and enjoy the
beauties of nature and health giving
recreation ut a minimum of expense.
Trains leave the new terminal sta
ton, Fifth avenue, near Jackson boule-
ward, every thirty minutes.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-07
KILLS TO PROTECT GIRL.
Man Stays roardor with Baseball

Wan Stays Foardor with Baseball
Eat In eienciing Laughter.
In protecting his lG-ycar-old invalid
daughter from attack in the yard In the
rear of his residence in Detroit. William
X. Harrington beat Charles Martin. a
laborrr who boarded at his home, 50 SO.
vcrely with baseball bat that Martin
died in a hospital. During the melee
Ernest Bloom. another hoardcr. was
beaten by Harrington anl severely In.
jured. Martin. it Is alleged by Harring.
ton. had been drinking and attacked the
girl when she stepped ont into the yard
early IN the morning. Her cries aroused
the father. who rushed to her rescue with
the bat His blows fractured Martin ;
skull.