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New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
RIDGELYS
EJNA MCTAT EOPECA ST

My views on the market are expressed in our
recent Letters, extracts from which follow A
file of the Letters themselves, for ten days BACK
mailed free on application. Terms for regular
Daily Service, So per month. We are not infaIil-
BILE, but il you can get as good or better adVlces
elsewhere, no matter at what price, we VIII
give you a years subscription free.
Saturday Nov. II. P. M.-"There may be
further break Monday morning. but don't believe the
bottoms The situation entirely the hands
sders; they make money 80 per cent or
they choose they could announce faith cure at
which would send prices booming The stocks
o themselves The high money rnaripu-
lated and will have to wait long for i'm
provement conditions The time should MJnday
and prices rally sharply during the week few
days previously had said:-'The safest thing
is to do nothing the money outlook 5 clearer
Monday. Nov 13 4 P. M.-'Inside interests have
from the big fellows call loans VIII d-oo 10
per cent; dozen c9Gd be given. Those who
bought skinned those who
selling short now wifi get just bsdly skinned.
lasting several The No P dividend will NOT be
reduced; the position Of Copper Is A No I; Anal
sell par Standard OF interests committed
TO the buf side. B. r. T. be bought for good
Tuesaay November IA 4 p M-''The advance has not
make the shorts eovsr, yo will
higher level Hold stocks already bought. buy
weak spots
Wednesday November 10. p M.-"There may be
THURSDAY afternoon. but
high money Is enly blu: they firmly ntrenched
Tzarstay, Nov Is. 4 p A:-''f3uy weak spots.
market should close higher tomorrow night Until
shorts and traders get ong, ca win be
low and stocks but be prepared fer trouble
on
A N. Ridgely, 90 Broad St, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
WOULD UNIoNIZE REGULAR ARMY.
Members of Essex Trade Council Advance
Novel Idea for Protection Of Labor.

Because members of the recently organized Mar
ttsi Corps Protective Union. No /, OF Newark
are also enlisted men IN the Natlonai Iuafo' pro
-. -,-os made AZ Friday nights meeting of the
fSesex Trade Council against the seating CT their
111a 6eecate in the course of the discussion said
.haT ii would be a good thing te unionlze the reg
l n-ynN- ss well as the militia. that if any
t-ogbie arose which would need The controlling
ne soldiers their international officers
elss .l she-a our on strike. The delegates were
stsf and the objectors We're told that their argo.
sean+s vSers far fetched but an uIoefcurrent or
sneiina against the militia was Indicated.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

expected between the property owners and sse city
There SIX owners Edward II. Hawke tr ex-
Assistant Corporation Counsel represents the MIR
ray. Howard Crosby and Richard Crosby estate
Frank Smith and r. 81. Jarvis Joseph A r1an-
merry represent the other owner. the Reusea es
tate
The commissioners appointed by the Supreme
Court hear and 70 determine the question OF
values are Edward 3. La Fetrs Jacob c. Meyers
pnd Frederick j. Fesero&cn-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
AUTOMOBILES REGISTERED.

Albany Nov IS-Makers Of automobiles are
-epreseuted as follows in the certificates OF owners
nied this week in the Office OF the Secretary OF
State:
yKrtita Sewing Machine Company. s; Cadillac, .:
Naxyvel-fsrascoe 4: Electric Nehscie. A. Autocar,
1o-e-e-roieso 4. Thomas, =; Packard, s, Daimler,
Fiat Rambler, Pierce, Rainier, olds Frankhis .
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
tn CONDEMN VALUABLE PROPERTY.
c;tv TO Acquire Big Cherry Hill Plot for
School Purposes.

,,,,e.s5inus 70 acquire property bounded By Clin-
- Cybe~ry water and Montgomery sts- for school
ssss purposes have been begun by the city OF New
York The property is valuable and a stiff Eight Is
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
B. Altntatt & On.
LACE WINDOW DRAPERIE,s.

LACE WINDOW DRAPERIEs
yXTINDoW FANGNCs. SASH AND VEsTBULE PANELS OF
VARIOUS HAND MADE LACEs; CURTAINS OF MADRAS
WOVEN AND EMBROIDERED MUSLIN; LACE BED COVER.
NGS AND DECORATIVE LACE PIECES: PoRT1EREs
COUCH AND TABLE COVERS; DRAUGHT AND FIRE
SCREENS
On Monday and Tuesday November 20 and Il,
variety Of French Handmade Lace Bedspreads, here
tofore sold for SIS to $500 will be offered
at $17.00 and $500
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

BRONZES. ELECTROLERS AND FINE PORCELAlNs
Bronze and Marble Statuettes and Groups; ElecoGe for
Drawing Rooms and Halls Electric Lamps for Desk and Boudon;
Bronze Clocks and Clock Sets; Hall Clocks Cabinets Pedesta
and Ornamental Tables Porcelain Vases large and cabinet
sizes; also articles suitable for Gifts and Favos-Bronze and
eyeled Photograph Frames Bonbon Boxes Limoges Ename
Ivory Miniatures and Silver Novelties for Curo Cabinets.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

OPERA CLOAKS-Ouegaments Of Chiffon Velvet Silk and
Broadcoh styles and coorngs appropriate for evening
also Wraps entirely Of Lace Motor Goats Of Mixed Tweed
Coverts and Leather
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

each: Marsh, National. Stevens. REQ, Ford, Knox
Kirk. Walton, Buick, Stearns. Renauit. De Dietrich
Winton ard Clement, l each
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

Girls and Misses Dresses.
From garments slabefor all dress
girls complete.
Girls pL
t form
embem ;navya
off
tid dthna wwtnb
nbem and sleeve
Girls Q owooba
box pmteds r,tnmn ndwihdbb bnvIvt;
cdorsA Alice blue eand
Girls MAIDEN npretypl dmaeral
boxpIi shonand ndbaz,f nshed wnh hbutons and
pngofs1 fs1karond keenarand ndcuH,
Misses serge
tht seams ACE n
emhem sleeves service dson
N pretty coat
,dei n te e blu vot
skirt sid lated edcoatha fitted bac fly yhon,va vetcnar
ue nd garnet evio, o,coaTp dwhhsa
aresse ahaHft tt skirt plated
o oroadJot thsernel hscoat
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

FINE RUSSIAN SABLES-Paricuar attention directed to
selection Of Russian and Hudson Bay Sable Furs composed Of
Garments Necpieces and Mufs; also Fine SKINS from which
Fur Sets Street and Opera Goats may be made TO order.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

BLACK DRESS SLKS-Black Silks for the making of Gowns,
Wraps and Boues; including number Of desirable at
less than the regular prices.
5000 wards Of Black Silk Tafetas q inches wide; regular
pice 85c per yard; at Soc. per yard.
Rear Of Rotunda, First Floor
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
Our Children'S Shoes.

As tested feathers proved durability employ
details shoes
children stylish enduring and
good appearance hard
pgh in ia IN c. al
hLdrens Dressan Ikine Shoes,
kid leather tip
Nan hoes best edenamdl leahe
log to, le nj
hudrnsP PatentL tLeatherS ,foxd,
idtopb buto lace
Sp Damp -ProofSh Shoes reaedU
aspaiap preparation noxc udernosur rcvlou
hnandu in wear rbutonor orlce
Boysa Part,K
Patent Leather rPnnlpsf dancing school
Aises'Ca in hoes low airy heels
extensions sdes sbttonor lace
Boys Box Cal Lace Shoes beav b k n al
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
Gloves and MittenS.

possible kinds shades and sizes for school,
street church or party n fit workmanship
White VooIN Nh1ens eandGr
sFreuch dandW
Hdren'sW IN ana Era
Wool SEAL avyh d
DO CIo WI na
BosG ochaG GIove
Frenchs hsuedeG ovese raquaHy.
StreG Gfoyesin ntan
Tanand dGrayfo cha LnedG
Misses Tan N
aLambPf Govesint red
rand GrayE
cer6-B uffon Mosquer Cloves
In everv deDartneen-goods be found elsewhere.
6O-62 West 23d Street.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
FUR HATS FOR WOMEN.

Fur Hats for women In selection Of the seasons best
designs adapted for day evening wear also hats Of lace
and other fabncs
A variety of Fur Hats in late models.
Usual prices, $4,000 to 5000, at $4,000
Department on Third Foo)
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

utHstssntb Street and Sixth Hvsnus rew York.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11

Ven. Sister Mary Agnes HaEotte.
Monday morning March 9th Sister
M. Agnes died at her new home
on Sheridan avenue In Our city.
For the congregation of Sisters, OF
which she was the Mother Supc-
rior General this is an inestimable
loss, Had suffered for years with
heart trouble, came west hoping
for relief. It was her movc that
secured the Mcclure property and
later the Beach residence but lived
but short time to enjoy IT.
Hers was life of great activity
and had accomplished much in
her 81 years. Founded the Con-
gregration of Sisters named after
rer with most of their homes near
Milwaukee, the mother house at
Fon du Lac, with over 800 MEM
bers Her remains were taken to
FOn du Lac after a solemn Reuui
EN- mass at 5 a.m.; at 8 o'c anoth-
er solemn service for the repose
of her soul. At the convent
Sister Emmerentia IS now super
ioress and tho music classes will
be continued as heretofore.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11
Geo. Philip & Son are agents
tor the Majestic Ranges.

Geo. Philip q Don are agents
tor the Majestic Ranges.
Mrs Freese has gone to Wakee
ME TO v.slt to her daughter.
Rubber heels for ease 6 com
fort, try them, any size, at the
Gassman Shoe shop.
Attornie Saum attended Court
here on Saturday and then went
to Wakeen1e court.
Farmers Bowlby & Dickinson
of the Fairport district we're here
on business on Monday.
Andreas Kuhn, il. of Schaen
gen has returned from his visit to
friends near Buffalo Park. He
reports everything looking fine
out there,
Miss Nellie, daughter of James
Magrane, who has been visiting
grandma here, returned Tuesday
morning to her school work at
Leavenworth,
The news comes that our former
townsman, Bob, son of John Hall,
who went west last year, is DOW in
Oregon and likes it real we'll
Prof, Keller's have added a
cistern and Is foot deep cess pool
to their residence property on cast
Junlata street.
Mrs Rev. See and children on
Wednesday drove to her parents
home in Trego county where she
Will visit a few weeks.
So entertaining and enthusiastic
have been the meetings OF Evan
gelist Lane at the Baptist church
they presented him gold watch
Tuesday evening.
Thursday evening The ladies Of
the 'JOllY Cooks entertained at
the Brunswick Gymnasium rooms.
A dance, games, refreshments and
music helped pass the time
JapaIacs of all kinds and colors,
the finest for touching up wood
work at Bells hardware store.
DR.. Snyder, druggist Spratt &
Lester are adding city water
works to their residence property,
Charlie Harkness is also adding
the CITY water, running the pipe
from Pine street, 200 feet.
AL Tucker and wife, formerly on
Bell farm east of town, now of
Industry, is on a trip with his wife
to California. stopped here to visit
Fred Miller and wife
If you want a bath tub in your
house and e s don't want
so much OK eA7ss pense Geo
Spencer car put U IN one at an
expense of only So, Go see him
for Bathtnbs.
Como see the Will BELL
for prices before buying PANT.
One OF the best lines ever in the
city, all col 1rs and best make.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11
PICTORIAL EXHIBIT,

At the Opera house N1oDaY eve
March 18th. Admission Is 6 25c
The great moral drama "Ten
nights in a Bar room, the pictures
by Mr.. Cole. an expert, the song
servive by Evangelist Lane.
Over 100 life size pictures, in
addition to the famous moving
pictures the japanese Flag drill,
the famouse French magician in
magic jugglerY, the Coronation
of Hollands Queen, the mountain
panorama, the Chicken thieves,
the sword drill, ETC., all Few pic
lures and entertaining.
Tickets at Spratt's drug storo,
Is & % cents, no extra charge
for reserved seats, so get them
early. Rev. Lane has proven
himself a singer and been long IN
the work.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11
Have You tried COX's Brown
Bread Flour for Pancakesg

Have You tried COX,s Brown
Bread Flour for Pancakesg
Mrs Waun entertained some Of
her lady friends at tea at her love
~ home on Crawford avenue this
Friday afternoon,
Father Gassman has moved
here with his family from st Ma
|ry's. and will run the Shoe shop
during his sons absence, and occu
pY the homo on east Juniata.
RunYon has moved his machln-
cry to his new building, and now
Mr. Decker will soon move in.
The shelving and furniture are
aIreadY being moved in.
AT the Plaiayilie blooded cattle
sale Thomas Carrick bought Il
months bull at 1889 and 2 COWS
at "a, SO and 500.
: One of the finest lot of House
hold pants ever in the city, and
fine to fix the furniture, at BELLS
hardware store.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11

II tried hard here in town Tues
day to rain or snow but failed.
North of town it; showed some.
One of the men IN Yost's n.lll
caught his fingers in tie machin
cry and had to have one cut off.
~ Get your shoes Repaired
at the GAssMAN shoe shop. All
work quickly and neatly done.
1t is now told that several from
Hays were applicants for the posi-
ton of Regent tor ono of our
State institutions and editor Grit
fifth secured the honor.
The hens are now doing their
incest and eggs have gone way
down in price.
From every part Of the county
comes tho word that the wheat
fields never looked finer at this
time of tho year than now.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11
Machinery business

For Sale, On Easu terms.
Here is a good opportunity
to get into an established business
making a sure profit No greater
nor better A Agricultural country
in The world. Reason for selling,
We have too much other business
and prefer to quit working so
hard, Don't miss this chance of
a life time.
I. M. Yost Mill Co.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11
ARE YOU GOING EAST?

In making arrangements for
your going East this summer It
would be we'll TO consider eonve
nlence and saving of time. The
WABASH, with Its own rails to
st. Louis, Detroit, Toledo. Pitts
burg and Buffalo, is the shortest
line, makes the best time and fur
nishes the best accommodations.
And thru service to New York &
Boston. Ask Your local ticket
Agent for tickets over the Wabash
for they all sell them.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11
Farm for sale,

1 will sell my farm. the
NE4 sec, SO, T. ID, Range 19,
Nw4 sec, 5. town Is, r 10.
5 miles from Ellis; II to Hays,
sec. 80 all plowabie. so in wheat.
Sec. 5 good pasture with plenty
of water. Will sell very cheap for
cash sickness compels it. Come
sec me and get bargain.
ALEX BALWEG.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11
Notice for Publication, No 1884

Notice for Publication, No 1884
Department of the Interior, Land Office at
WaKeeney. Kansas, Feb. 1st 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following ma
med settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before the Pro-
bate Judge of Ellis county, Kansas, at Hays
city, Kansas, on March IS. 1905, viz:
Wilbert P. Falconberry, homestead applica-
ton No. 24435 for the NXV4 Section 10,
township II south OF range I9 w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz,
Bert Wickham, Andrew 7. Hoseley,
Abelbert L. Helms WIlbert J. Helms,
ali of Zurich P. o, all of Ellis Co. Kansas,
A. II. BLAIR, Register.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11

Veterinarian bIdWell has beer
out on the saline DONG lots o
dehorning OF cattle.
Court met on Tuesday in Wa
keenle, the Judge going up Mon
day night
Now that the weather Is agar
fine tennes playing IS being much
enjoyed.
John Stubie has homesteaded
the Sadie Knight claim in the Elm
canyon near the Saline.
Sweeney is arranging TO put the
city water into his barber shop &
add a bath room.
At the Court Lass Saturday in
the John Knool case he was SEN
fenced to the Pen for t0.5 years
and again appealed to the Su-
preme court. and he out on bond.
The Presbyterian ladies entertai
ned the Jolly Cooks and their
friends Thursday evening. Mrs.
Fields kindly giving TIE use of her
gymnasium for the purpose
The new attraction in baker
Caves window is large white
Catholic church, illuminated for
a wedding, with the Wedding par
ty just coming out the church
The Waterworks expert arrived
and the broken pipe was taken all
down and again put up ready for
service, and again bong covered.
See the
CANTON LISTERS
at Plercs's Implement store :
house opposite Staatz barn, be-
fore buying elsewhere.
The telephone men are now tax
ing the wires from the electric
light poles on east Jumeta street
and putting on their own poles.
Our town will soon have two dis
tlnct systems. p
Our mechanics are rejoicing
over the new building next fall
out on the Normal campas, as the
$4,000 will put up nearly as
large a building as the present
school, which cost, without the
furnishings, but about 1000.
W B Whitson, an insurance IN
spector for the fire insurance com
panles doing business in Kansas,
was here this week making up an
insurance map, showing our build
ings, exposures, risks, etc.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11

Don't miss the opportunity 10
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weekly X. e.. Star or the weekly
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only paving your subscription to
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So come in or send in the dollar
before all the list are taken.
A daily paper for $t.Oo a year
is something the public has long
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Subscribe today. Address, The
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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11
LADIES. ATTENTION.

| am prepared to take orders
for stylish, tailor made RAIN
Goats cut to measure Also tailor
made skirts Call on me for
styles, samples, prices. etc. 1st
house west Of Public school.
MRS. RosE NOLAN, Dressmaker.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11
Local Happenings.

AS we go TO press it is trying
hard to snow.
All kinds of building Paints
al Will Bells hardware store.
Pete Smith is adding a kitchen
to his residence on east Normal ave
Lent is here and Easter comes
April 23rd.
Register Rooth has gone to K.
G. on a visit, and Jack Downing is
running the Office.
Rev. Brown and Miss Katie go
to Kansas city Monday to visit
friends.
Miss Katie Brown goes to K.C.
Monday evening to take course
of treatment at Bethany hospital.
Miss Dean has received a splen
did assortment of millinery, Go
SEQ what she has on display.
A CAPE FOUND on road to
Saline. Owner can have for 15 cts
for this notice at this Office.
Johny MaberlY Is furnishing
some fine mulching and phosphate
for the gardens and lawns around
our town. Rich and black.
DOG LOST.
A black and white setter dog
Liberal reward paid at tho Bruins
wick hotel for its return.
E r Cole having sold out, we
have given the Agency for the
Majestic Range Co. to Geo. Philip
6 Son, Majestic Htq' Go,
'peoluuIunS 4IoM Nv 'sso!Id
9ssAoI IoJ IeouedS eSIooO ess 90
'AlIB!Oeds SuyooH uIl puB
N0dI Q1ZINFAIFD
Telephone users will feel easier
now that the multitude of wires
are taken off the electric light
poles, which some always feared
danger of contact.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11

Do you want to read the weekly
K G Star or weekly Kansas Far
mer q year Free. You can do so
by paying.a dollar on your sub
script'on to this paper.
You Just pay ST on Your subscrip
ton to this paper and we send o
that paper extra for a whole Year
FREE. Bring or send as the 81
while we have the deal on
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11

The Ladise Saturday afternoon
club meet with Mrs. E. Stout
as the hostess on this, Satur
day afternoon March 11th to enjoy
this program.
Roll Call,
Secretary's report,
Biography and Characteristics,
School, rank, and Pictures.
of Sir John Millals.
Miss Sutton,
Music, Mrs Stout.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11
EYE & EAR SURGEON.
DIR. M. Jay Brown,

of Salina. Kansas, the Eye. Ear.
Nose & Throet surgeon, will be at
the Brunswick hotel, on Saturday
March 18th. prepared to examine,
treat or operate on any acceptable
medical or surgical case within the
limits of his practice.
Glasses accurately fitted.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11
Hay for sale.

we nave Tor sale at 81 per ton
several stacks of fine prairie hay
only 2 miles from town. Inquire
At This Office
The upright pipe of the wator-
works tank has been repaired, the
water pumped in and Wednesday
night the fire boys again tested it,
throwing two streams over the
Brunswick hotel and later over the
Yost elevator and ZeIgler store at
one time.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11
KANSAS CITY & ST. LOUIS.

Tho shortest limo between St.
Louis and Kansas city is the WA
BASH. Best trains day or night
Ask your local Agent for tickets
over the Wabash.
After hard work representative
Oshant got $4,000 added to the Elk
pertinent station appropriation af-
ter 1t had been struck out, $500
for a dam this fall, 500 for fencing
and 1900 for a granarY & elevator,
or $40, 200 in all for the 9 years.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-03-11

Como see the Will BELL
for prices before buying PANT.
One OF the best lines ever in the
city, all col 1rs and best make.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-05-25
JACK THE RIPPER
IN NA0NE CASE


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SUM "e'' S''''''''''" ms "P''I"h I'IN"'
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Inc 'roSs-eN"il''Iauoh OF Df' way
son IN lhe N'o"e murder Irlu was m
iS'eu EeS'yI""H, am" IT. I'o9SlIe'
was cal'eu pE the ueIehSe. Andrews
quoleu huillper Oh heulth authorities
IN the course ol nus questioning or
WaysoH' ana 'he discussion look u
deeply techhlcaI turn Inc doctor agreed
win an authority quoted to the effect
that only ten per cent OF epileptics be-
come INSANE put ne differed from an
oIher aulhorlly' Whlch stated that lt
was Impossible TO diagnose eplIeptic IN
SANITY III general without Classifying 1t
as one OF INST OF subdivisions of epi-
leptc INSANITY lne doctor declared that
lhe case put 10 nun III ms direct exam
The Hawaiian star., 1905-05-25
TWO MORE DIVORCE CASES.

The divorce business stin keeps up.
Two more cases We're filed in the Circuit
Court yesterday. Rosa c. MartellO
has sued Antoine NJ. Martello on the
grounds of cruelty and failure to pro-
vide. The couple We're married in jan
uary, 1900 The plaintiff charges that
her husband struck her with his fist
beat her with a stick and severely in
jured her. She says he is of a wan
dering disposition and has failed to pro-
vide for her. Hatsu SakatO has sued
Masayuke Sakato, on the ground Of
failure to provide.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-05-25
NEARLY A FIGHT
BEFORE LINDSAY


Judge Lindsay almost had His judicial
feelings Iacerated hE light Boo court
yesterday iu the hearing of the
Boddy divorce case. Bpddy was fu the
stand and didn't like the way Attorney
strauss was questioning him. finally
becoming SO augorod that Doe started
for strauss. Breckous happened to be
at hand and he put forth % restraining
arm, which had the effect of staying
Reddy's charge. and the fight did not
come Off
The question that mgored Beddy was
as to how much coin ne spent per day
for highballs. Beddv testified regard
ing his daily expenses of am sorts. his
wife having asked for almouy When
the highball question came he at first
replied that it was none of the attor-
uey's business. When the question
was repeated, he started for the attor-
NY Under instructions from the court
he answered that he spent about twen-
ty-five cents a day for highbaus
Judge Lindsay made am order direct
ing the respondent to pay SIS per week
alimony.