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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12
SOME OF TIE CI,EVEE}lEE;:ST
TRICKS OF THE yG1Y'I}lI;;SIL>E|R(S<
Has Always been a Suspicious Game as Fax
ing IS Easy--How II is Done
One Plan That Went
Wrong

There is no Spn: on Tho card TO-DAY
IL which il is easier Ia FAX, lhan
wrestling. ANA this is one ol, the rua-
sens why it is net as popular i pas
time IS boxing la SOM" instances
wrestling is just rs exciting. Just as
nerve r;tckiLG and just as a'.scrl!n- as
pi2i!lsm but II IS ln0r" SiiSt @ntin!c IL
1flckcry anG :rtlhcc. y wrestler can
rive :; spectator the impression tina: liz.
Is doin% all III his rower tc win when
al nc same tim" ne may b.. unlv Lun-
uu@Sin% He c1!l fall on his back in d
graceful Way without creating, any sus,
plcinn unlnSs his movements are too
brazen OF transparent Even then the
spectator may be u@c"yud pruvi,lnl
The man OF. ,0n lccGmpli&nes the fall
in skil!fnl manner
\ hn!c; that is he favcrte grasp Of
I'll" dishonest wrestler is Tie hat Mel.
son and hammer lock. In a fair an!
square match. provided tina, both men
are equally matched. these locks ars
hare, 10 nhtIiu. x wrestler is nvuiia-
nly taught how 10 avoid and how to
@es them. # he is apt he Will become
adept in arplyin. the holds am, en-.
cutting a .snoa counter. 50 in i. ...a5c;,,
il j &rapplcr has his man in such a %.
sitIo7l. especially il there is q previous
understanding. tie upper man ca.
make i appear 10 the crowd that he is
striving With might and main Il yin.
and the undeI man that he is trying 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12

we're disturbed hE 7 cOiamu;i ur On the
stairway. Then Jim came st,,,ni.lin:.
into The room His Nat Was cone an,
his clothes we:" muddy ana on, han
was bEes,lin2 All III the room srrans.
10 their l@et ami some hclred MIN 10 !,
chair.
He Was With Friends
Where am T.: gaspc,: Jim on
fellow save q Cuic;1 order an:! III a
moment Was pouring some,llin" down
Tim throat You're with irien.is. nt,
Fellow some CHE said Whats han.
pered2' Held up. rohred. spluttere.l
Jim. Finally they cot The Whole tale.
from him Ne had boon walking il 4
lcnely spot whom he vas cnn,lnan,ie,s
10 hold up hiS hands. He struck one
masi "hcn Tho fellow attempted to
search nm. and had i.lrt his hand
After hat ile remembered nothing
As fcl Jim, he lnsr sal there. rnl,-
ling his head a,l lhinliiIo Of she 81
csc he SAID 10 had LOST Finally. wnnn
ne rad russed and Kicked rs long as
ne felt he ought 10. and rs train tim,
vas about to roll around Charley said:
Fellows, here Ne are and how W.,
ar& GOING 10 %cr away don't SEE. We
haze nc money: ! gave mine IL IiG,
70 carry for ne. But'-ard he reach
Cd down into his .ieans--'I have u dia-
mend ril@ '}a1 M :io;h"r. paol sorg.
save nc q tong time acc II break,
ins, heal; 10 oa:: with II 81, have 70
20 away on III" ncNt ra!a, ana ai,a
has T. 80 also Nov. what viii you
fellows :sirc me for :c siGnc?l
Boys Were Soft Hearted.
We'll, the bows were pretty soft
heartod. s" ti"% cniy examined thu
Diamond in a rather loo:e manner, ana
then hey wcn! i'sc their 2uIr!e anr
fine linen and finally dig ~ a nun-
dred, and tile damon. and money!
changed hanas
.so'nc G tic ;ccel sports carefully
Supported Jim 10 t,e railway dcnot.
whore ono Il them said;
Vel, ny friends, Il: slow You W
have 10 ill-feelina hncaasc III la.
money YOU have s'b1racted frc5n our
rolls We VIII pnS' ycl ticket 10 any
, mace vow Want To go
; Jim ana Gh;;ii,. were 50 overcome
AZ thiS at q ';inAness that t.,ey III.
nos: clicked But they managcn to
say 70 Ncw York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12

'iHW MACY l%&piv ae thrN il,sus!,s,
d@'lN The h'!iShGd article. know tbs
process through wh,''. ii has zone be-
icre il reaches, them and the m@r,s,.:.
"nls 'hat c"nlnpSc SOAP. his va..r nee
%ssaHy article Of GU, daily life? rEa
common yc!irw brand. CT. rs i! l.;
Termed ~ u" trade, '.t"mi:y SOAP &c
ponds Tor its SncceS IS in tn !naris,t IN
It's &c 'c!r. that is 3e lighter and,
clearer the Shade OF yellow the finish,
Cd article has the mere ready lis SAL.
10 attain 'ilS cUE"r the makers each
have 4 mc,hch oi' their own OF ioilinS
ana, i hat rails VI bleaching 10 brin,
ont this "cCloI.' scheme roiic+ soap
"op%;s through 4 nancn dituran, process
IN lis manufacture. anA 10 show Tho
different process each grade spas
through will give the evolution Of
each from The raw material To the fin.
!Shcd pr;nlncr
In and about Greater New York are
several Of the largest soap works; in
~" world !. few ct them c;ltclin% to
bc,n the family ana toie, ,rn,.r. In
the making Of family scar these lacro-
RIGS use immense kettles or tanks,
open at one and and holding from u
400 TO i3onoo pounds OF the lil,id
soap. Into these Kettles is first dump
cd the sreas" or stock rs II is called.
steam is t!:"n turned on the mass
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12

and the town boys gave Them rous-
Ing soedby. After rhc trait, Aa.l nG!i-
Cd out, ana was Well On it, way 10 1hc
nrNs s'a'ior<]'m rubbed Tie req Faint
off his fingers and took ais sol, hat
out OF. his coal-1ail pocket
Charles nv boy he said they
were TOO easy 10 Skin. H"w ln,;@n CO
Non sappose we arc ahead II The
same? Only $3.50 Is, allowing =.
cents fer the diamond. wliic!, sra }
paid for il. and two lovely railroad
1ickcts 70 Nav York. No, bad for Two
hours work huh '"-Ncw Yorl, 'Toc-
graph.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12
SHARPERS FOUND GAME
WAS ALMOST TOO EASY
Sympathetic Sports Were Robbed at Cards
and Contributed on Hard Luck
Tale. $l0O for. a Csc
Glass Diamond.

Well said Colonel Carter Nelson
G! kentucky as 10 mn' a Sunday rele-
"''apl: nl:;n 81 Broadway i have jus.
received leti@" from my cid friend
ard uomna,,icI, Jim Miller directed
from The FsanEfcrt pen, where he is
now SujGurilng at the eNpenSt. OF thc
great stare Gf Kentucky II there ever
was q fellow who deserved trcrGGi.
solely on account CT lis pushing Oh
s,acies out Of his pathway TO secure q
part Of the Githy lucre floating around
in Irresponsible peoples pockets. jim
is tbal man. Ever hear Of The time IL
skinned a lot CT sports bolh Ways :?
No: Nell. III tell YOU about it,
There is train thar runs into \! =
at about o'clock in tho. afternoon.
and another that goes oui- in the oppn-
/! site direction about 9 O'Clock 1t night
i ~ !! O'Clock jim aud his partner rode
into town The partners n:in!c y. Is
| Charles Green. and he vas only scS.
| ord in natural ability TO jim They
| We're looking for 4 poker same. ans! ii
vas not }cn" }iefore they -Gt into ems
En1h men were rugged ny tr skin tie
everlasting life oIt Of every man ii;
the ccHntlE. jim. I remember ;c!.i
me als@rWard ti.ai ii. 'lai i ring Oh III;
finger tha: contained Instead ia sci 4
small mirror
Skinned the Natives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12

tC"n'inu@d on third page.>
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12

- Continued from third page.l
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-28

From present indications the base ball fans are to be kept busy during the present season. and it is not i'm possible that some will be required to work overtime to keep tab on the game.
 When the crack-a-j jacks are not play ing on the home grounds. the amateurs promise to keep busy. The next at traction at the baseball park will be the Barbers vs. Sports, which will be played next Sunday. The game will be worth seeing. although the class of ball will not be of the hair-raising sort. It is whispered around that both sides have engaged dark horses for the occasion who never shook a shampoo bottle or made a bet Jack Duce Both sides are still confident of victory. and a good crowd of root CTS may be expected to be on hand
 The Bisbee Regulars will leave for Fl Paso on the Drummers' special Sat urday night for a game with the Pass City Grays on Sunday. April 90.
 The team has been strengthened since the last game, and Capt. Buck ley is confident that the lost game will be put back in the Bisbee bag on this occasion.
 Tucson, Phoenix. Silver City and Clifton are getting out their bats and asking for try out in this necK or the woods All corners are to be accom- modated just as fast as the schedule can be arranged. and Douglas is at flicted with a bad case of swelled chest tt 1t needs pounding at the firs' opportunity.
 Listen to this from O. H. Lincoln manager of the Douglas aggregation "T consider that now the Douglas team is stronger than Bisbee. and il may be depended on that with eact succeeding game Douglas will grow stronger to the end of the season"
 On Sunday. May '. Douglas will play Fl Paso in that city, and the game should give the cranks an opportunity to size up the relative merits of the two Cochise county aspirauts for hon -ors on the diamond.
 After the return of the Bisbee nine | from Fl Paso the next game will prop ably he with Tucson or Phoenix. | Bisbee can now boast of the bes baseball grounds in the Territory. Th' diamond is fast, and is being kept 1T excellent condition. Today prac tice game will be played at Don Luis and again tomorrow the Bisbee boy: will warm up for the Fl Paso game
 Forecast of Fl Paso game:
 Fl Paso, 4.
 Bisbee, ,.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-28
FIVE GENT BEER IN
 THE CITY
BREWERY cULcH PLACE DEFlES SALOON MEN OF THE
 TOWN.
Douglas Brewery and Local Beer Agents Cut Off Supply to Five-cent House-Latter Makes Contract by Wire With Eastern Brewery.

A fve-eent beer stand was opened in Brewery Gulch yesterday morning. A big sign on the front gives the beer price and tells that other drinks are ten cents. The saloon started off with nine kegs of beer in stock yes terday morning. At three in the af- ternoon the keg beer was gone and a perspiring barkeeper was serving bot tied beer at the keg beer rate per glass.
 The proprietors of the new house said last night that they were in the fight to stay, for fight with all the other saloons in the town is what the innovation means. The saloon peo- pie of the city have to the present time had an organization that prevented the lowering of prices. The revolt yesterday by the lone Brewery Gulch place consequently caused a big roar. The first result from the latter was notice to the flve-cent place from the Douglas brewery that it would sell no goods to a fve-cent house. and the stock the five-cent house had on hand was all it could expect to get from Douglas. Agents in the city of other breweries who were approached gave the five-cent people the same state ment. The breweries. though they get no more from the fifteen-cent houses than the five-cent place offers, propose standing against cut rates to the consumers of their product
 The proprietors of the five-cent place said last night that they had found a brewery in the east that would supply them and closed a contract by wire. Keg beer will be on from this con- cern at once. Meantime the five-cent house people are showing determine ton by putting bottled goods out at cents, which is very near it's actual cost. A lot of people who drink beer showed appreciation of the cut yester | day. When a reporter visited the place the space in front of the bar was | crowded, and those who were there were evidently highly pleased with the situation.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-28
HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. O. We, the undersigned, have known F. ]. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions. and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 Walding, ,Kinnan & Marvin,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constl- patton.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-28

Trip to Cananea-The E. P. & s. w. makes a rate of s2 for the round trip to Cananea ou its regular train to- night, leaving at 5:05. The tickets will be good returning to the city on the regular train tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-28
BISBEEWILL CROSS BATS
 WITH FL PASO
REGULARS WILL LEAVE FOR PASS CITY ON DRUMME Rs' sPE-
 GAL SATURDAY..

Two Practice Games at Don Luis To day and Tomorrow-5arbers Vs. Sports Home Attraction Next Sun day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-28
MASSACRE OF RUSSIANS PREDICTED

ST. Petersburg. The news from 10.
land paints a picture Of yerltablo tsi.
ror before tho expected storm. A lc,.
tor received here reads:
"You know what happened at War.
saw. but you only know part OF what
is occurring throughout the countu.
All Poland Is In great connagmtln
Of socialism. terror OF which Ia oven.
where exciting a terrible panic. We
expect at Easter n general massage
OF tho Russian government oGlaAs
and tho wealthy. and the blowing up
OF the Vistula bridge to prevent the
arrival OF troops from Russia.
"Tho police are doing nothing
They pretend 10 be blind and deaf
TO what Is passing on around item
Tho existing regime g. the caua of
discomfort, which o. on the Increase
among the Idle workmon driven rom
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-28
Fooled PLOT TO PARTITION CHINA

lpolicy Of throwing about Chlnas in
tegrIty oil the protection which the
moral influence Of the United states
could sway This was true. But IL
was soon discovered that the inlta.
tive Of this action really came from
the German emperor. who suggested
the step through hls able ambassador
10 Washington Baron Won sternburg
Recently the state department per.
mIttod the publication Of a brief chap.
ter Of the diplomatic correspondence
OF the United States" which Afforded
ample proof that the move In qucs.
ton was made at tho instance Of tho
kaiser.
Emperor Williams motive in this
action has never been explained The
explanation ls now given upon unIm
poachahIo authority.
In December 1908. and January
and February. 1904. tho kaiser dis
covered ndIspuiablo evidence that
Foreign Minister uolcassc Of France
was working upon o project Of cnor
nous Importance and farrcachlng slg
niHcnnco. Dolcasse was casting
about Tor means Of ayoriIng the war
Tho plan was nothing loss than the
formation Of O now alliance. or an ar
rangomont which would have had all
the force of an alliance. concornInr
the FAR eastern que ton First. France
and Great Britain woro 10 reach an
understanding us TO thoir aims On
China and in eastern Asia generally
Then each was tu use lts influence 20
bring its ally into the combination
upon wclldcducl forms In other
words France was to bring In Russia
and Great Britain was 10 bring In
Japan Details al to the form Of tho
proposed agreement are lacking II Is
quito likely they were not formulated
beyond general terms Il Is known
however. that they contemplated
division Of eastern Asia into spheres
at Influence In which each of the par
ties 10 the agreement was 10 exercise
paramount rights
This d. the great rchomo that was
foilUd Boy the action Of Secretary Hay
and tho German emperor
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-28
Emperor william and Secretary paj
NIpped In the Bud We'll laid
Scheme Of France.
THE SECRET HAS LEAKED OUT.
Old World Powers Had Planned a
Division Of Eastern Asia, But Thsr
Schemes Came TO Naught.

Warrington An interesting dlp.o
matte secret explaining cormn
events OF the past and having an n
rorant bearing upon the future ZEN
tIuu OF The powers. may now be dlI
closed The Information comes Of an
upuurtunr moment Tor just nov ho
diplomatic world is eagerly discus
Ink the alleged violation OF neutral
lty hy France in permitting Rolcst
yonshy.s fleet 90 make use OF Kan.
ranh bay as a base There are well
defined rumors of the formation of a
closer alliance between Great mlti.u
and Japan. an alliance which. 81 II.
tcoiod may send iho English feet 10
Jap8nB assistance boo case tho Rm
SLAMS win victory over Topo'a ships
ami in foreign ohancoliorlcl and ln
ombasslcs both hero and abroad muca
speculation ls rife aa TO- whether .ho
victorious Japanese ever will got oat
Of MunchurIn. or whether on one pre-
text or another they will remain thprr
indefinitely and virtually add that
rich empire of 5O.OUO.OoO Of people 20
their territorial possessions
The disclosure Involves tho United
slntrs and 900 the leading powers O
Europe It Will bo remembered tat,
TOW days after the outbreak Of hos
Titles between Russia and Iapan
fourteen months ago. Secretary Hay
sent out 10 the powers his now 70
nous motto asserting tho principle q
the maintenance of the "admlnIsln.
1.-Two entity" of China and inviting 40.
horcnco thereto. Al the time It wa
generally supposed Mr.. Hay had done
this In pursuance OF his well.dehnel
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-28

Washington. Acting Secretary
LOOMS has received a cable from the
consul general az Shanghai confirm.
ing the report II the attack by Chi.
ncsc ON Mr. Kennedy the Dowlo mis-.
slonary at Tsingll, and stating that at
though he had been badly Injured. the
missionary would recover. Before tho
cahlcgram arrived message was re-
cclycd az tho department from Mr
powlo. dated az place Ia Arkansas
on his private car, asking Mr. I.oomls
for protection for his missionary.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-28

Tacoma, Wash--A man known hero
as J, c. Johnson died Friday Before
dying he summoned his family and
several uolghhors and with great ef.
fort confessed that his true name
was George W Deal and that he was
"a fugitive having murdered a man
In Texas. johnson said ne lost his
FIRST family IN the Galveston food.
and the crime was committed after
that while trying To go into details
the sick man tlol AMI the story OF
his crime remained ma old
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-28
MASS MEETING ENDS IN TRAGEDY

Hampstead Toxas.--Congrossman
John NJ. Pinckney and three other
men were killed at a mass meeting
hero Monday night. called for the pur.
pose Of pottlonlng the governor TO
send rangers hero 10 enforce the 10.
cal option law.
j. NJ Brown, n leading lawyer and
prominent uuu.prohlbltlonlst, began
the shooting. which became general
IN an instant.
The dead are: j. n. Brown. Con.
gresham John NJ. Plnckncy Tom
Pincknoy. brother Of the congress.
man; John Mills leading prohibit.
ZIONIST.
When the trouble began TompEls
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-28
UNCLE SAM WOULD
PROTECT PANAMA
lrsurreeuon Prevented by Represent
alive Of Uncle Sam.

alive Of Uncle Sam.
Washington Diplomatic core
rpondcnra made public at the state de-
partmout contains a dispatch from
Minister Barrett at Panama rlyug
an account Of the assistance rendered
by him iu ayor,ng trouble there at
the time OF the attempted revolution
led by General liucrtas last Noycm
her
After Il had been arranged that Gen
eraI Huortas should resign and the
Panama army dIsbandod, a hitch oc-
CURED. About nifty soldiers marched.
unarmcd. to tho government house.
followed by a great crowd. and IN.
formed tho president Of the republic
that they would not accept the gov.
ornmenrs terms Of being paid on in
two payments. but demanded the
whole pay at that time.
Minister Barrett, who was present
at the time, advised the president 10
be absolutely firm. but the soldiers
persisted and muttcred threats against
the president.
Minister Barrott then addressed
the soldiers. telling them that II they
did not accept these terms and en-
gagged iu any acts Of lnsurrcctlon. riot
or mutiny they would Boz dealt with
in % most summary way. and that NJ
necessary the naval forces In the bay
and the marines ut Ancon and Empire
would De- used to maintain order. with
the sCyorOst punishment for those who
were responsible for disorder Minis
ter BarrCtts address had the desired
effect
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-28
RELIEVED THE TENSION.
Japan Has Received the Reply Of tho
French Government

Japan Has Received the Reply Of tho
French Government
Toklo.-Thc announcement that in
response 10 Japan's representations
France has promised the expulsion OF
tho Russian second Pacific squadron
from Kamranh bay and affirmed hor
determination to maintain neutrality
is received here with pleasure and has
relieved the tension OF popular feel.
ing. although II IL believed that II Ro.
jostyenshy entered Kamranh bay for
the purpose Of finally preparing for a
dash north the purpose was accom-.
pllshod before he was ordered TO leave.
There n also supicion that Roiest.
yensky may simply make a technical
removal from French territorial
waters by going outside the three.mile
limit Hence the incident will re.
main Enclosed until the Russians de-.
part from Indo.Chlncsc waters.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-28
Hoeh on Trial.

Chicago-Johann Hoch, solfcon.
fossod blramIst. was placed on trial
in the criminal court In Chicago Wed.
ncsday afternoon for the murder OF
Marie Walcker Hoch, one Of his
wives. Mrs. Amelia Fischer Hoch.
the defendants last wife and slstor OF
Mrs. Marie Walckor Hoch, viii be ono
Of the principal witnesses for the state.
lloch has entered a plea Of not guilty
Mrs. Fischer Hoch declares she saw
Hoch give some white powders to her
sister just before the lattors death
The prosecution, In order TO make Il
possible for u wife to testify. will offer
evidence that Mrs. Fischer Hoch was
not Hoch's legal wife at the time.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-28
THREW GIRL FROM BRIDGE.
crazed with Drug. Cincinnati Man
Commits Terrible Crime.

crazed with Drug. Cincinnati Man
Commits Terrible Crime.
Cincinnati Charles Finch was ar.
rested. charged with throwing Loretta
Krockolor aged . years. from tho
Liberty street vioduct 10 tho ground
below. a distance of eighty three feet
Tho Girl is In q serious condition and
expected 10 die at any moment Finch
was Identified by both the glrl and
hcr C.ycarold brother. who was n wit.
moss 10 the crime when arrested
Finch was stuponcd with cocaine. and
large box Of the drug was found In
his pocket
According 10 the story Of the boy.
the children were on tholr way 20
school whom they wcrc suddenly
stopped by a man In the middle ~ tho
vInduct The man grabbed nj the boys
hat, and tho girl told him not 20 touch
H. Tho man then declared. I'm throw
You over the bridge" and. selling thi
girl. tossed her over the yiaduct raj
and then escaped
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-28
VETERAN AcroR peAo.
Joseph jefferson Succvmbs AFTER
Heroic Struggle Against Grim
Reaper

West Palm Beach. Fla-1oaouh JEFF.
ferson the eminent actor died OF his
home. "Thc Reefs" OF Palm Beach at
.G:15 Sunday evening The end CANT,
after day OF uucous cIousnoss and
after % heroic struggle OF days which
had exhausted b.a vitality A. the
doath.bod DTS wife bis sons Charles
and Frank Jefferson. DTS nurse Miss
Mabel Bingham. Or. u 3D. Potter and
his faithful servant Carl Kottolor
were present
Tho sickness OF Mr. Jefferson which
ended 90 bis death was contracted. 10
is believed. while ON recent visit to
his son. Charles -. Jefferson. 40 Hobo
Sound a fow miles above Palm Beach
whore he went 10 meet his friend
former President Cleveland u is be.
lioyod that from a slight Indiscretion
in OFFS eating there he suffered an at.
tack Of Indigestion Since bis return
10 his home his condition grow stead.
ny worse with slight rallies until the
end
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-28
PISTOL DUEL IN CALIFORNIA TOWN

Bakersfield. GAIA fcud between
two well known mountain families.
che Walkers ana Burtons, and extend.
ing over a period OF two decades.
broke out again In the mining town OF
Ilayllah Monday afternoon. when
Newt Walker and Dave Burton fought
a pistol duel In the street, resulting
In tho instant death OF Burton and
his companion, a man named BaWby.
Ton or dozen shots were fired he.
fore Burton fell and walker after
rcloading his pistol, made his escape
and Is now hidden In the mountain
Businesses.