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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Sawyer, jackson and God.
dard Would Farm Out
Garbage Contract.
Fight Any Move That Tends
10 Forward hmieieal
Ownership.

Strenuous Opposition has arisen
In the council "a the ordinance Ia.
trodueed last Monday night by
Couaeilman.ati.arge Murphy puo
siding ios an appropriation Of -
600 Tor The collection og garbage ~
the municipality.
Yesterday afisrno.n there xas
held ioint meeting % the health
and sanitation and the finance com,
mltieea Il WAS ~ this meeting
that the opposition 10 the Murphy
ordinance first developed.
There werr present AZ the meet.
ing coanellncn Murphy. Sawyer
Jackson. Goddard. inrd ard Way
MvHeFs. Sawyer. jackson aud God
dRfd lined up IN opposition 10 the
ordinance. with Messra Hnrs and
Way fasorahiy Inclined bat aoi en-.
thualnAtic
Murpsy Tas~s Fcr N.
Councilman Murphy alone 81.
pressed any great desire 90 zee the
ordinance fayurAhif reported lie
pointed eat that the city ~as ~.
reads spending ailuai si9o euq a
year In salaries n ifn health aud
sanitation department. and that
while The department ~as aainE
xoos Nurk. Il Vas Fmpo~sible for q
TO keep the city eteaa b. gathering
up the garbage ard eaffina u away
unless Il was provided wiih a means
% doing .. AZ the present time
the garbage vas act all being col
irctrsl. aud q great deal II the wufk
OF the sanitary department wss
therefore EuinE 70 wasi~.
Anti Municipal ossrsrship.
Behind the oppasiilun. arguments
u MesHfs SAVER. Jackson aud
Goddard thcre seemed 10 be a ees
aire 10 prevent any further estah-
iiAhmsut % municipality operated In.
atitatlons. On that ground alone
they wefe opposed to the ordinance
They did not believe IN municipal
o~neFshlp. and therefore we're not
ia favor 81 anything that would
municipalities any public serYire In.
atitutiuu
Councilman Murphy succeeded 10
having aetion b. the committee
postponed for one week Conway
and Nnlie.. Of the Joint COMMITTEES.
wers absent Mr. Conway was on a
boxcaF watching the battisships.
and Air Mullen Nas out Of town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02


states delcgsiiou g. Denver Conr
lohnann heads the upfoHiHg deieEa
fi0n.
II Bailey Wfna his enemies de-.
clare the IRht witi 60 ON with an.
remlttrut energy II HALEY isrra.
hia stat. already el0udod IN national
politics. vii be- close ~ aslllux 10
Texas
bitter Campaign.
The campaign wrteh finds is 90.
max to-day has bern ~ uuaauaird
bitterness. Bailey. t~a years ago
"a. issding demoent, In the senate.
has been travelling day and nixhf
tor weeks an over The greet state.
addressing mass meetinEN IA
means sndicatiun or condemnation
60 him
uid he argue 90 the stump No.
nia he plead No Ito bulldozrd.
cursed. riiiflrd lie maNnlfi.d 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Residents Not Worrying.
SOCIALISTS WILL
CELEBRATE

The socialist party will celebrate
international May Day az Egan
hall tomorrow night
Emil Herman, OF Bremen. Wash;
David Burgess. of Tacomai Alfred
Wagenkuccht Of puyallupi 4. r.
Martin. Of Bangor, +, J. Brown,
Of Seattle. George Boomer editor
of the Prosaer Record, John Dow
ME. of Seattle. and Richard Kruger,
state secretary. all delegates 90 the
national convention which meets I'm
Chicago week from tomorrow.
viii make short talks.
Madame Resell a French opera
singer. viii sing THE MarsCillcs
as IL va sung IN Paris during the
revolution. Miss Alice Lynch ana
the Socialist Song club will also
sing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

This Is the Word That Has
Gone Forth Chapel
Going to Europe.

Former State Senator Pliney Al.
len. who promised the people Of the
Second ward that 10 John Miller
was elected mayor be would re.
move the restricted district within
20 DAYS. II chairman Of a commit
tee appointed hy n. Rainier
Heights Improvement club last
night to call upon the mayor and
protest against the apathy Of that
official REGARDING this important
matter
Members Of the Rainier Heights
Improvement club aud others who
have been interested in the at
tempt TO secure the removal of the
restricted district, are much dis
furbed by the word that has gone
out to the effect that Mayer Miller
has already zone an that he has
ever intended 10 do IN connection
with this district
Chappeli Going 20 Europe.
II Is said that William Chappell
Is so well satisfied with the situa.
ton that he is about to leave Seat
tie on trip to Europe. 10 be gone
more than year Chsppell is the
owner Of the greater part Of the
property nov occupied hy the In
hahitants of the restricted district
The removal Of the district would
leave him without tenants and cut
off his enormous income. an In
come that is rapidly making him
one Of Seattle's wcsithiest citizens.
If there we're any danger Of the
removal of the district from this
property owned by Chappel IL Is
not likely that he would contem-
plate a foreign trip.
Residents Not Worrying.
That the residents of the restrict
ed district believe They are TO live
on undisturbed durinE the term Of
Mayor Miller Is quite evident In
fact. the statement Is made by
many of them that thoy have as
surances that they are not to be
interfered with.
In the meantime Mayor Miller
declined 20 make q definite state
ment in the matter beyond saying
that he Is not yet ready 10 take
any action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Primary Ekctisa 10 Texas
10 Decide SEN. Baley's
Future Fate.
Campaign Has Been Naeed
With Unesoaled Bitter
ness on Both Sides.

DALLAS. Tex. May z Demo.
cratic primaries are being held 60.
dHY all over Texas and the result
VIII be "a ahow just how much
headWas has been made IN the long.
bitter fisht on Senator bailey.
The precinct primaries elect dele
gates IA county conventions May
and these IN turn delegates 10 the
Fort Worth convention May &C. a.
which time delegates 10 the nation
al democratic convention az Denver
viii BE- chosen
bailey 10 battling 10 lead bis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
MURDERED
IN COLD
BLOOD
Portland Pawubrsker Shot
Down by Robbers IN
His Stae.
o
Most FiendisL Killing N
the History Of That
City.
10y unIlsd Prsssl

PORTLAND ORE. MAJ s.-Nnih
an Wolff. an aged pawnbroter and
iewaiof Nho has bern In busincss
IA Portland fof - years. vas muir
acfed BY robbers last night. Wolfi
evidently was first shot IN the neck
aud then beaten to death with a
Ratchet Iiis face and head wefe
literally hacked 70 pieces There n
no doubt that robbery Was the only
motive Tor the crime The Hpledge
safe and cash drawer had been
fsfled. but ohe ievelry safe appar.
entity wss unooieatoo Wolff ear
risd a loses stock 81 dia~aBas u
n benrrxso robsera secured ieNelrs
an. nssasy % The amosst of 81 700
Ia. efouc was discovered b the
nlgtt Watcsissa. Nho nsiceo that
the customary llTst wan not bnrn'
Ing
The oniy clue found on the prem.
lsea waH a blooa stained collar and
pcektie The crime vas not dis
covered nutil several hours after u
ias been committed and the police
believe they win have a hard time
locating the murderer
Theory Of Police.
That the ESQ men. ~ho 80 fiend,
lshls murdered and then mutiiaira
the IsadY. we're Portland men aud
we'll known 10 their victim. lie the
present theory 81 chief OF Police
CisstHmaeher and Captain OF neiec
tlern haiicy
Practically every plain clothes
usan on the Portland police force IL
oct 90 the case today A large
furce Of officers have been brought
~ from their outside beats aud dc
faflrsi ON the case The police are
saadowiuE two a4ea. local thugs.
Mo afe suspected Of knowing some
ihsnE Of the dasiarJly sork. II not
NJ heins implicated 10 The mander Il.
self. One of these men. Il IL said.
vas recently deeply involved In q
burglary n the same character In
an eastern city.
Struggle Apparent.
The police believe that Que Of The
'mufaefere vas considerably taller
than the other aud that the tan
man did the shooting After the
first shot Wolff evidently Jumped
10 the left aud the tail murderer
ssoflng hia aim. then fired the sec.
end shot. which reached Nolffs
neck II brought the unfortunate
mAa down IN 4 selatier Of blood
that dfcnchsd all the articles ~
furniture in that portion Of the
SURE
lie must have struggled In his
death sEony after he .ll, As one Of
bis teeth was found here. evidently
Knocked ont by a blow from tho
huft II = revolver whore he was
struck hy one Of The men in an ~.
fort 30 quiet bis eonyulsive move
meute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
CRUISERS CREW IN IRONS
lRY united Pressl

SAN FRANCISCO. May with
IS of her crew in irons, the Peru.
Wan cruiser Aimirantc Grau, which
haa been anchored In san Francis.
co bay for several days, Is stoaming
southwark, headed for Callao, Peru.
II Is supposed that these men
mutinied or attempted 10 desert In
order 10 be here when the Atlantic
fleet arrives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Manor Miller Tells Them
They May Speak in
Q City Streets.
Sneakers Arrested Last
Night Discharged by
. Police This Morning.

mb not the inieation 81 this al
.,.,.,rss.oa 10 pcrseeute The So.
..sll.,.. on The ether hand they
"a, - allowed the use Of the
.,,.ess gef pahnc addtessfs as lots
:. he 40 aol violate the law he
..,ialisss plll have he same rrik.
go At using the municlpoi thots
..,sassres Is The Salvation ARMS or
s.e esAer organization
~ i thc declared policy at
psser Miller. ~ snaoaucrd 90 a
-.xmatex repsrseailng both local
1919 bsaies, beaded b o. aee
80 TITUS ana pg = J brown
ee-mluss Lssns Position.
n. Tnmmittcs called upon the
snFs usN chief executive and sss
= A. a expression FROM him IS
4 10 status Of the socialists rhes
80 insasmeA that the present
rssoF lntended 20 alloe socialists
a. ums vritilegc q using the
sl,esss ss any other eiiisen enicyed
4 rsHrn he members Of the com
rlssss Informed the mayor that
tkyre sas no inientina on their
M . ohstrncg the stfeets at an
nrs ard further that both or
nslalssas would ser 10 q that
a. sp<akrrs would b particular
snefa nos 10 slios ang obstrae
hs
Gu'ds,s 81 LaN.
4 an guided entirely b. the as
i M sssae said Mayor Miller
ttse. eana b Che Interpretation
12era araa the lau hY Saps fior
faul laake Morris Ia = recent De
dsIoa. xhes. be held that spsak
Ne hua a soap bon IN The street
az ~ eeassac, an ahatructiou 81
% laafas<hhre
sss4-sls cas sss the streets
Az asEf speaking 81 can tho
Sslssihss osnY - can other o.
, pElsS.aas rrsre Is a Law which
srhss-nznabsopction - the street
1As ~ masi be ehes - Il ans
.ya}ssassoel slstH 20 sell a. 0tseFs.
eSIiss raxs Instructions.
! kzss distracted re chief Of
reiiss ss1z1n 49, point TOLD him
sefols ffrssf soe.a apou for speakit.s
rpDs - street. uaiY 90 make an
ssffss shsns&sr there 0aa a viola
nsa N t. ixx
LIZ sskfft RaarOlFssa r Phillips
seasQss1hs sac~s.d ~ Hefmzn >
1Has III r. J. nliy, socialist
ssakffss % a charge 81 having Oh
t'fNtess thH sl.evt on Third AZ
fcIss.etsEaks II. 10th the prisoners
sfls selsased uDos their personal
n.,1niz4nes amer communicating
tilhe Mayor Nsslss- aud today The
yE<sgs against Den wAa dropped
Ns'ks lssscs department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

patroimeu who neglect regular
drill will be- forced 60 arii extra
time the following daY. according n
orders issued By Acting Chief Of
Police Irving Ward yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
RGBEVEIf WILL Sign
The SNAKE RIVER
DAM BILL

Warrington. Ma ? PEST.
ssn' Roosevelt has agreed 20 sign
NJ sazAs liver dam bin. " u Is
sa'saaed - that not more than .
~ eeas u the water ~ the dam
~ = used Tot POSER purposes
~ Augment was reported a. a
''ess~S attended 81 Senator
s9r1 Resfeseatati.e ZONES 81
Asainginn Another provision IN
u : that after a lapse Of 80
=" e secretary Il var viii
80 ae,oiate coatrel a. the dam
soz protested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
BANK clEARiNos.


VALLEJO. Cal. May Mrs
Maud Mccarthy. wife Of Or Joseph
Mccarthy. a naval surgeon on duty
ut Guam. died today from an over
dose Of morphine. taken tn obtain
relief from insomnia The dfug was
Owen as n harmless sleeping pow
der Her relatives in Cincinnati
are nInmlnrnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

} Water will be shut off on .
) First AZ. from Columbia to .
, Seneca sis on sunday. Mas :. q
, from 2 n m to =. No .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

the highest degree shat be called
the falthfulnoas Of furm1 adher
cnts Thieves. liars. bathrooms. Isfyy
brihera anborncra Of perjury these
cpithets fell from the senator's lips
not once. but hundreds Of times
And thousands ahfieked with de
liEht Nhnn this audacions. aeif.ass-
lsfled. arrogant. unyiolding. brilliant
man Of magnetic personality aUop.
ed 10 the slime To defend himself
from the charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
.DY MANI TE.
EXPRESS
TRAIN
Burlington Is Blown From
the Tracks by Daring
DeSperad0eS.
One Engineer Dies HOr-
ribie Death MANY Iniur-
ed---POsses Out.

BUTTE. Mont. May armed
posses are today covering every nit
Of territory Within q radius Of Is
miles OF here hi q search for tbe
bandits who blew up the Burling
ton Flyer. No 8. a short distance
vest VI this city last night and
killed one engineer, and tore me
arms and isgs Of man riding On
the blind baggage
Whether or not the robbers se-
cured any booty Is not known here.
as details Of the holdup are being
received In meaEer messages
Physicians and wreckIng crews
we're sent 10 the scene 20 care
for the three men injured in fhe
explosion ard 70 clear track
The train Wss being pulled ~
two sagines zhen suddenly a ter
rinc shock TIRES passengers from
thsr keriks shortly before mid
night hurled The two engines from
the track aud demolished three
cars.
Man msnsled.
The parsengers rushed from tho
train 10 learn the cause OF the
trouble 4 great pile Of wrecksge
greeted them. Thomas and George
Ehele. engineer and fireman OF tbe
second engine. were found by tie
side OF the traek. badly wounded.
a search for Engineer Bussy 81
the first engine vas quickly made.
but he could not be found
From the midst OF the wreck
age OF the coaches came load
cries for help Carl Mango. who
was riding on the blind baggage.
had been buried under the demol
ished cars aud could not move. The
passengers pitched In and rescued
him within > few minutes Both 81
HIS arms aud legs we're broken. and
bis condition Is serious His es-
cape from death was remarkable.
Engineer Killed
Additional ness received here
this afternoon from the scene Gays
that Engineer Busy. buried under
the debris. was killed and givss
= more detailed account OF what
happened
Hnssys cries for help were heart
rendinK They grew weaker and
weaker. and when they were finally
hushed those who stood around the
wreekage knew that he had drawn
HIS last breath Heroic efforts we're
made 20 reseae him. but they we're
In vain
The dynamite that had been
placed on the track exploded under
the second engine. completely
wrecking IL. The three cars blown
from the track carried fish. snail
aud baggage Only the Pullman
cars remained on the rails. The
first engine plowed through earth
distance OF 500 feet. but did not
topple oyer II Was lifted complete
Is off the track.
II is the theory of the police that
the dynamite Has evidently placed
alongside the track and set off by
time fuse. Whether IL was the
work OF robbers or some hobo seek
Ing revenge far being put off OF one
of the trains Of the company is sun
mystery
J y. Valentine an express mes
senger. was also injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
MY! BUT THESE MERRY
q WIDOWS ARE THE
ANGRY THINGS!
They Dss't le b. fwlA
aad as fs Dsslaie
---IysS!

The attack upon Jacob Futth.
president 81 the Seattle Electric Go.
because Of his reference 20 the Mef.
~ Widow hats. stan continues.
David Edward nuFdals. who EN-.
ploys YOUNG men 10 play bah out
at DuEdals' park. Is elso under the
Euns aud one correspondent OF The
star offers him some very good
advice.
Tho latest shots fired reached
Tho star ofrlcc this morning and
arc a. follows:
Editor Seattle star Il am pain
"a Ia rad what youf paper pfiata
about Merry Widau hats. am
astouished o. Mr Jacob Fnrth's alb
surd announcements teEnrding hts
plan Tor q douhie fare On the street
ears for the wearer ~ these hats
! ann anEsfsd and aKsfieted It tn
whole hat efai controversy Af
usually amiahie temper - fssiug
each minrte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Editor Seattle star i vas
much pleased while looking over
your valuable paper. to note that
a. least uus of the fairer SEX vas
able to make an attempt AZ self
defense, and for one VIII say
that I do not think Jacob Furth
able 10 tell the women Of Seattle
Nhat their wearing apparel shall
consist 81. And as for the Merry
Widow compelling him 10 put 90
more cars. ! say. HuFrah' Lets
wear them aix feet In diameter.
4 also see that Mr. Dugdaie has
been making grave charges against
our large headgeaF Now. / NiIl
say b. him that do not Think there
j. woman In Seattle who would
not willingly take eff hsr has eheu
or boys start 70 play bali And
if Mr. uHadaie would pay a. much
attention 70 a group ~ men Nho
Nif sit In front Of a group ~ n.
dies with q flask 8f whisky. passing
II along the row. dfiuionK To their
hearts eonfeuf as II In some down.
town bar room instead % grand
stand. ! would say he was working
for q heffer cause
a MERRY WIDOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Leaions Of Professors.

a handful OF professors led by
Erasmus g. senter, state senator
from Dallas county. has grown into
tens of thousands Senter started
the whole thing. A lawyer. ex-
newspaperman. OF highest political
standards and absolute fearless,
ness. seuter headed the opposi.
tion 10 Baileys reelection In Tie
senate al the last session. Defeated
there he took the ISSUE home With
him and began organizing demo.
cratic clubs 10 oppose Bailey Hun
dreds have been formed. unre-
lentinR, Scnter believes the fight
on Bailey viii continue until Bail
ey is eliminated from public life.
A man IN Texas who violates the
instructions OF HIS constituency as
Scnter did In voting against Bailey
A. brave indeed. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Opponents Active.

Meanwhile his opponents werr
equally active. Many Of the leading
democrats OF the state. ewfShilc
friends Of the junior senator. fiaYcd
him a. never a senator wns fiaycd
before They quoted from the
court and legislative tecorda They
showed he had borrowed money
from II. Clay Pierce. the Standard
ON man They elaborated on hIs
rapidly acquired wealth. They Dc.
oiarcd no man had the right TO
serve two masters. as Railsy says
he has the right 10 do Through
every speech ran the famous in.
situation. where did you get tf''
Their crowds were as entbuaiastic
a. were fiaileys The applause vas
as loud Their determination was
more grim Bailey had threatened
10 drive them into She gulf. 10
turn their political pictures 10 the
wall They are flghuug for the
principle that the senator Is the
servant Of the people and that when
he accepts corporate employment
he Is false 60 his trust They de
MED the allegation Of faithleasness
10 the democratic party They said
Hailey had 6amboozled g. The Leg
iHiatixe invcstigatiun they called a
farce shut or when nailcy thought
Il had gone far enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

THAT man y no wrote Ia The stak
last nleht about Merry Widow hate
bvinr aids 10 street ear illrtallahs
vas Just A. ldiotie as all the rest
10 yun Sstpoue gaf a minute that
ans sensible Eifi weald Try 20 make
a first Impression apcu an agree
able man D indentiek his face vith
the fim Of her hat There hAs
been much written about thr Faf
grass widows. but this cone@fninK
the pruretIy pinned down MERRY
straw Widows IL the greatest non
sense.
Ne. ar
"Of course there are all sorts Of
iEhtheahsd remarks gclng thr
rounds these DAYS abou, Merry
widows The other Gay bald
headed wretch On \ Aadisou #
cable car said loud enough for ms
so hear. 10 you knew. Thompson
that no Merry widae hat can ever
BE- over mofe than tao fectr Thu
thcJ both laughed = siliy sort u
laugh and Of course ever woman
In the car drrW in Der feet and
looked mad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

"But shall not pFeionx this 1t
ter. except 70 rcmafk that NJ fafth
viii have a pretty Troublesome tah
With biz double fare scheme.
z suppose he will Eet oui bright
red tickets. OF miniature sutallpoK
laEa. and ALIAS conductors 10 tab
each MsFrY Nidow Who has paid
her ten eeata. How aics each NeF
~ WidoN wlii ioak with onr Of
these cards struck ia her hat. lasi
as " see sAs a prize pumpkin AZ .
country fair"
~Rut horrors Imagine the -
suit II the cosors # the NsfFS
Wido~ aud the fickets should
fiEht. Think 81 the sensitive frei
mo of : Merry Wlaow belng hurt
b. the sensation that her dream 81
saffruH headgeAF creation u
elashinE With an uaeoath tag q
iivid green.
hint 4 must ftFsNsF
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-07-30
Great Ball Game Tomorrow.

Beginning at $500 tomorrow friday
afternoon, the biggest ball game Of the
season will be played here In the new
park. AS no admission will be charged
any one except small boys,It Is expected
that the elite OF the city will be present
with plentiful supply OF roses and oint-
ment. Each player Is under a pledge 70
nut I'D forfeit Of soda water for the
entire team, II he fails to make home
run hence, every one will do his best
and more. The game will be between
the Regulars and the Awkwards, and
Tho loIlowipe is the lineup;
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-07-30
PAID FOR THE BATHS.
Exciting Hotel Incident In Bar Har-
hora EARLY Days.


exciting Hotel Incident IN Bar Har-
boris Early Days.
'In the prehistoric days at Bar Har-
Dor" said Boston man, before the
dress suit had cast its blighting shad-
ow there and when Rodick's and the
.fish pond were the center Of oil the
gayoty, life was pleasant even though
many OF the convenlences which we
now demand were wholly lacking. Ro-
dicks was barn of a place with no
elevator and innocent Of electric bells,
One man in imminent need Of leo wa.
ter once obtained 1t, however, by going
into the hall and yelling MURDER at
the top of bis lungs, He gathered to-
gether most OF the hotel guests and
finally got the Ice water OF his souls
desire, but his success did not seem
to establish a precedent
"The fire department was, so to
speak, 10 embryo. In the Rodlck at
the head Of each stairway there used
TO stand large hogshead Of water for
use In an emergency, and thereby
hangs the tale am about to tell you.
Late Of an evening there entered
the deserted FISH pond a young man
whose fixed aud CLASSY eye and wan
derlug smile betrayed what his even
lng's occupation had been. In order
to settle any lingering doubt as to his
condition, however. ho proceeded to
emit series OF blood curdllng shrieks,
which called forth hasty and en-
phatlc protest from the night clerk,
who on advancing upon the inebrlat-
ed one was promptly laid low by a
right handler The night force IN an
angry array promptly went to the
succor OF the night clerk, whereat his
assnlant retreated upstairs, closely
followed by bis pursuers.
Preaching the lnnding, he ospIcd tho
hogshead Of water, which he promptly
heaved down the stairway upon bis
opponents, who, drenched by the wa.
ter and carried of their feet by the
butt itself, in wild state Of rage
renewed the attack, only to be treat
cd to the same dose on the second
flight of stairs and yet again on the
third, at which point, bis ammunition
being exhausted, they captured and
got even with the beIligerent one.
"In the morning great was the anger
and loud the lamentations Of Herr
Rodlck at the state OF his stairway and
tho damaged condition OF his night
force, but he who had accomplished the
outrageous rich In this worlds goods,
from part OF which be was made to
separate for divers ruined carpets, sun
dry abrasions and for giving Eve men
three baths apiece ut 81 bath, the
regular rate at that time In Bar Har-
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