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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
BOTH HANDS
SHAVED OFF BY
CAR WHEELS
NEGRO MANNED FOR LIFE BY
SWITCH ENGINE NORTH or
CITY-CLAIMED HE HEARD NO
NOISE OF APPROACHING To-
CoMOTIVE, AS ONE HAD JUST
PASSED HIM.

Mark Young, a negro. about So
years of age, suffered the loss of both
hands last night at a point opposite
the whiting factory, just north of the
city. Train wheels cut both hands Oft
smoothly, one at the wrist and the
other higher up, nearer the elbow lie
suffered much pain before being pick
ed up, brought to the city and taken
to the hospital After having been
MANNED as stated, he remained on
the spot for some time and later ali
engine from the city was sent for
him, bringing Young to the yardmas
ter's Office on fiat car. The patrol
wagon conveyed him to the hospital
Young said he was walking north
ward on the track when he became
aware Of the fact that an engine was
approaching from behind, and he step
ped of the track AS the engine
passed him, he said, he again began
walking on the track and a second
engine came along swiftly, taking
him by surprise Before he could get
out Of the way. he was felled and his
hands were cut of.
The police records show Young to
be a runaway prisoner, having left
the city Jail some days ago without
permission.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
DOG AND PONY
SHOW TOMORROW

The Gentry Brothers Show has one
of the most novel parades in the
country. II has been augmented Ey
the addition of over twenty new tab
Ieau wagons and cages
Don't make any mistake in select
ing the best place to spend your
money in order TO get the most value
out of il. This advice is applicable
to amusement seekers aud applies Is
forcibIy to circus going as to any
other investment. The individual VINO
has a quarter or half a dollar TO spend
for fun" is entitled to all the tun
he can get for his coin The Gentry
shows. which exhibit in Pensacola to
morrow for two performances, al
ternoon and night. OtfeTs unusual val
ues for the price of ticket, and one
ticket. by the way, admits to every
thing. which is a great deal more than
auv other circus management can
rightly claim. SO much to get III
and so much to get OUT makes a big
difference when II comes to buying
circus tickets and the difference is
all in the patrons favor when d VISIT
is made to the Gentry Shows. That's
where one ticket, which admits %
everything comes IN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
BEAUTIFUL RUG
IS COPYRIGHTED"

For several days the attention Of
PalafOx street visitors who inclined
to the artistic has been attracted by
a very handsome rug on display IN
one Of Marston & DUMAS snow win
dOWs. Few people probably knew,
however, that this is what is known
as 3 copyrighted rug and is one
Of the very few, and possibly the flTsc
OF its kind, ever seen in Pensa-
cola
The pattern is copyrighted by Mar
shall Field & Co, from whom Mar
ston & Quina have to buy the rug
and, as mag be supposed, is very
beautiful piece OF work there Is
nothing nashy or loud ABOUT il, and,
for persons Of taste, that is what at
tracts so much attention TO it. II you
have not yet seen it, take q look into
that window when you stroll down to-
day. II is worth while.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
WALL STREET REVIEW.
BY Associated Press

New York, oct. 90.--The opening stock
market to-day showed good deal OF iT-
regularity, sharp gains ia specialties be
ing mingled with small declines in the &C
tive trading stocks United states Steel
opened at an advance Of IA and ran of
to below last night and Union Pacific,
after selling unchanged from last night
declined a point L 4 n and Copper
declined large fractions. Consolidated
Gas rose -. Z. \. Rubber, American
Loco ] and St Paul. r J.. and Sioss-
Sheffield steel large fractions.
Although there were sharp advances IN
the handful of specialties the general
course of the market was downward.
Union Pacific and Analgamated Copper,
which were the leaders OF YESTERDAY
advances. were forced 3 point under last
night and ali other representative stocks
were also depressed
The market closed irregular and duh
Stocks moved rather feVeTishly- The
Of specialtiss left the list UnTe-
spOnsiye American Locomotive rose
, Is, Vulcan DEFINING, preferred, ?, the
common . IA and American Car / "a,
Southern Railway, preferred, IA ana
the Common, American Sugar, Pressed
Steel Car. Colorado Fuel, Railway Steel
Spring and American Linseed, preferred,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
PANAMA CITY.
speeIaI b Ths JournaL

Panama City, oct. 30.-NIrs. A 3.
Hill IS visiting friends and relatives in
Dothan this week.
J. T. Britt, mayor Of ChipIey, is a
Panama City visitor this week
President 4. B. Steele, Of Atlanta.
with B. w. steele, A. 6 NJ, of the 4.
& St a. b. Railroad, have been visit
Ors IN town this week.
w II. Faulk, Of Chipley and Pans-
ma City, is at his home here this
week
Mr. Young, of Youngstown, was
transacting business here this week.
Oysters are quite plentiful now and
everyone who enjoys the luscious
bivalyes is getting all they wish.
Tho fishing smack Bonita brought
in the largest catch of red sHapDers
that has arrived IN some time. The
load consisted Of seven thousand
pounds.
J. J. TrousCaie, Of ST. Andrews. was
a business caller here yesterday.
J. f. Kelly, representing the Cudahy
Packing Co, is in town today,
Quite a number Of Panama City folk
are intending to visit the fair in Pen
sacOla-
Miss Bessie Bowen. of Econfua.
was a pleasant visitor to friends and
relatives Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. G. Crist have re-
turned home from Pensacola.
Bert MurTy, Of DeFUniak, is q bust
ness visitor in town this week
While fishing Monday morning al
Lands End Rel HOgebOOm had the
misfortune Of losing his sein and
boat. Just before daylight they land
ed Throwing out the anchor and
going ashore 20 cook breakfast. re-
turning in d few minutes 10 find the
anchor ana part Of the cable. but the
boat was gone. A thorough search Of
the gulf IN that vicinity was made but
no trace could be found Of the boat
or SeiH-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
SHOE
NEWS

We will talk specially to-
day about Children's Shoes.
We carry an immense
stock of Shoes for the little
folks-good. durable shoes,
yet with all the style that
skilled workrnen can pro-
duce.
Dainty little soft soles in
black, white and colors, at
Soc per pair.
Pretty Kids and Patents
with leather soles, sizes 2 to
6, at 75c to $3.50.
For little larger folks we
have the kind that make the
little fellows happy. The
prices are very reasonable.
Sizes 5 to 8, 75c to $2.OO;
sizes So to IL, S1.OO to $3.50;
sizes liz to 2, $1.25 to $500.
You can't go wrong when
you buy your children's
shoes from us, for we war
rant every pair we sell.
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CHARGED WITH
LEAVING WIFE
FOR ANOTHER
COUPLE FROM coTToNDALE
CAUGHT IN CITY AND DEPUTY
COMES TO TAKE THEM BACK
70 ANSWER FOR ALLEGED
WRONGS AT THEIR HOME
TOWN,

peHaty Sheriff Gray, from Cotton
dale. Fla, reached Pensacola on the
Ssk5 o'clock train last night and pre-
scented warrants for R L. HOWells,
charging him with desertion of his
wife. and Sarah Padgett, charged with
some slight ohense. Both man and
woman have been held IN the city
fail for short time, having been
bicked Up at the request of Wash
tngton county officials. When the
woman reaches Cottondale a formal
charge will de made against her
Howells will be taken back to Cot
tondale this morning. The woman
will also go as a prisoner. She IS
trom a family held in high esteem
throughout her home county and her
act in this case was surprising. How
Pills also stood well in the community.
He was at one time. and until a re-
cent date, agent at CottOndale for the
Gew railroad which has been extended
from Dothan, Ala, to st. Andrews,
Fla
Picked up by special officers here
upon instructions from the chief, they
were not made to appear in court, as
no charge had been docketed against
them. Howells has but one arm.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31

the following Monday, 1915 a. III. he
expelled a hOTTid. Squirming tape
worm SO feet in length. alive. head
and all complete. 1t can be seen al
Hannah Bros. drug store, Il South
PalafOx St, free TO all, and Gray Will
answer all questions pertaining to
parasites, and what Quaker Herb
remedies are intended to cure Now
they are not cure-alls, by any means,
and Gray does not tell any person
they are. Call today, have q talk with
Gray: il costs you not one penny. II
you cannot call, order by mail. The
remedies will be sent you by express,
all charges paid on orders of $500 or
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
". A. BLOUNT IS
ATTAL[AHASSEE
HIS FRIENDS CLAIM THAT HE
WILL CARRY LEON COUNTY IN
THE PRIMARY OF NEXT YEAR.
Special to the Journal.

Tallahassee, Oct. 3O.-Hon. W. A,
Blount, of Pensacola, is in the city
verifying the previous statements
made 10y his friends here that Leon
county would practically be his IN
the coming senatorial contest.
Mr.. BlOunt himself is hopeful nf
success. He has met with much en-
coUFa0en'ent wherever lac has been.
but, being a wise man and a lawyer,
he takes nothing for granted. He IS
wOrking along lines carefully pIannc d
and considered. and Will continue 20
work without inteTmiSsion until the
chance of war brings either victory or
defeat.
The distinguished candidate is most
highly thought of here, and is meeting
with every encouragement from his
supporters in this district. He will
leave after today to canvass in a part
of South Florida where he has not
vet visited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
SEA WALL At
Fl. PICkENS
is FINISHED
BIG GOVERNMENT CONTRACT HAS
BEEN COMPLETED, AND GAR
RISoN NOW HAS AMPLE PRO-
LECTION FROM FURY OF THE
MExIc GULF.

Through the completion this week
of the great sea wall encircing Fort
PickeRs, that garrison has been made
more formidable against fury of the
gulf in time Of storm, and one of the
largest Of government contracts has
been finished. Brewer & Jones, gen
eTal contractors, have just announced
completion of the great work.
To give an idea of the size and gen
eral character of the wall, it may be
stated that there were used in its con
struction $4,000 cubic yards of con
crete. 10000 feet creosoted piling,
1900, 600 feet non-cTeosoted piling and
245 lineal feet of 6-inch terra Gotta
piping for drains.
The job was completed Oh contract
time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
The TRUE CAUSE OF five YEARS TORTURE
Was Monster 36 Tape Worm Expelled the Reverend Netheand
BeulhCannmn R. d PosoGce Address

For five long years the Reverend
NetherIand has suffered untold misery.
He has been constantly trying differ
ent treatments, but all with the same
results, no benefit whatever Was re-
ceived, and he gradually was growing
weaker day by day. AS he stated 10
Gray, the Quaker Health Teacher, Il
have about given up all hope of ever
seeing a well day again. l have such
q misery in my stomach, blOating
belehing, futxeTing of my heart, short
ness of breath, dizziness, som times
sharp pains back of my head. my
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31

mouth is full Of slime in the morning,
my tongue coated, [ have a Tavenous
appetite at times. and again the sight
OF the food makes he nauseated."
Gray explained 70 him the merits of
the Quaker Herb remedies, which are
intended fer the stomach, kidneys,
liver, d system purifier and worm
destroyer, for cataTTh, Indigestion,
constipation, they strengthen and
build up nervous, weak, rundown
man or woman.
The reverend decided to try once
again for a cure. Got a bottle of the
Quaker Herb Extract on Thursday.
took il according to directions. and ON
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31

time, the waterways convention had
been called to order.
LUNCHES WITH ARCHBISHOP.
The president accepted an invita-
ton to luncheon with Archbishop
Blenk at noon and dined teete- ateete
with the distinguished prelate- After
luncheon, he began a strenuous af-
ternOOn- First he drove TO the big
Jesuit college and spoke a few words
to the students. Then he hurried to
the Athenaeum, where he addressed
the convention. After listening to Mr.
PinchOt'6 speech for a moment, he
drove in an automobile TO the pria-
cipal points of interest in the city,
stopping to see few plays of the
mississippi A & NJ. foot
ball game and TO dedicate TAFT
field.
Then he was hurried to Pelican park
TO look in on the Louisiana State
Sewanee game. BY this time 1t was
time to dress for the formal dinner
at the Piclwick CLUB and very tired
but very happy president was whirled
back to his hotel.
AT CONVENTION HALL.
When Taft arrived AT the conveR
ton of the Lakes to Gulf Deep Water
way Association today he was greet
ed with thunderOus applause. PTesl-
dent Kavanauh presented him with
gold badge, and Governor Sanders, OF
Louisiana, introduced him. The ap-
plause broke out again, accompanied
by Yale yelIs. When IL ceased TAFT
began his address
President Taft declared no progress
had been made in river navigation in
the last forty years. The waterways
of the country, he said, must event
ually carry the bulk of the heavy
merchandise.
The presidents declaration that ae
favored issuing bonds for carrying
out the Ohio river improvements, as
one of the approved projects OF an iu-
land waterways, brought forth ap-
plause.
Taft said he favored issuing bonds
for all other improvements, including
the Mississippi as soon as shown It
will be necessary and jUstifable.
Concluding he said: 1t is up to
you, gentlemen, to decide what you
want, what it will cost, how long II
will take and what the result will be.
Once that is done, you can command,
not ask"
With the governors of twenty one
states yoicing assurances of their
hearty sympathy with the movement,
the first days convention closed. IL
was after midnight when the last gov
ernOr had been heard and delegates
left the hall.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
HANS GRADE, GERMAN
AVIATOR, WINS PRIZE

JOhanissthat, Germany. Oct 5U--
Hans Grade. The German aviator, to
day won the LAM prize Of $4,000.
He complied with al the conditions,
flying PIP kilometres a little more
than a mile and half in two min
Utes and - seconds. The competition
was restricted TO aeTODlaneS con
sfTucLed ia Germany by German
builders and propelled By German
made motors. The prize was given
b. Or. Lanz. z merchant Of Mannheim,
who was present today. After re
ceivi1g the prize, Grade made two
more dights OF about five minutes
each in his monoDlane.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31

over Quaker Herb Extract $1.OO, 3
FOR $3.50 Oil of Balm for all pain,
25c,; for 500 Quaker Cough syrup,
25c., . for SI.00. White Wonder
Soap Toe, for 35c. AH-Healing
Salve, Toe, "a for 25c. The Quaker
Herb Remedies cure where all others
have failed. so do not suffer longer.
They viii effect a complete cure for
you Don't miss the free show every
week night at I o'clock on West Gar
den St, next 10 MCHuEh's grocery
store, free to all Gray viii also give
a short talk on good health He can
be seen daily from a. III. to p. III.
at Hannah Bros drug store.
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TO Be
IN REGATTA
FIVE CLASSES AND LOTS OF
SPORT FROM EACH ONE-ONE
OPPONENT FOR SWIFT BLUE
WING"

Five classes have been named for
the Tri-County Fair regatta, the
names of the boats, time of starting,
etc, being as follows:
Class A-Blue Wing H., Ora. Start
at $3.50 D. m.
Class B-DOrothy, PUuf tOUf, Don
ma. Detroit, Lena. Start p. N.
Glass C-Annie W, Reeba, LenOra,
Lena F., Lotus, FrOlic. Start at II: 30
p. m
Glass D-Dalmacia, Uncle Dan,
Rose, FIoIa, Dixie, Ruby NJ, Martha
Start at II a m
Class E-WOlveTine, Lawrence s,
Marion, Vivian, Ida, Dora, Marie r,
Laura, Marie, Addie N. and san
Juan. Start at 10 a. m
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Roar of Guns and
Cheers of Thousands
Greet Taft At N. 0.
tcontlnued from FIRST Paae)

the president was escorted to the
landing. President Taft and his par
~ were quickly placed in carriages
and the big parade up Canal street
began. The principal business streets
of the city were trayersed and when
the St Charles hotel, the home OF
the presidential party for two days,
was reached, the president left the
carriage and reviewed the procession
from the balcony. The throngs IN
front of the hotel were limited only
hy space and the liberality of the
police. The arrangements to protect
the president seemed hawless. There
was a uniformd patrOlman every
nix feet on the line of march, and as
last as the presidential party passed
Dne point, details of police were hur-
ried ahead TO serve at some other.
Everywhere there were detectives
and see.et service men.
Immediately after the parade had
passed, a reception of officials by the
president was arranged and later he
retired TO get a little rest. Mean
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
COTTON REVIEW.

New York. oct 20-The cotton market
opened firm at an advance Of I5N Il
points, making new high records witt
May contracts selling at I5.0I on the cali
as result Of continued builish excite
me nj. which had the announcement Of q
big advance in Liverpool, the buIlisb visi-
BIZ supply figures and deuials that Cana
dian mills Wee 70 INN ediateiy adopt a
short time schedule Business was d little
less active later and fluctuations iFregu-
lar. with slight reactions, due to heavy
realizing
The market closed steady, with prices
to IS points higher
cotton futures opened firm December.
1922 bid May. 1890, June. 1885 July,
JoUDer. Is IS
Gotten futures closed steady Closing
bids were Nov. 1853; December. 147s:
January. 14,63; February. 1859: March.
Il a; April, 1893; May, 1893; June. Il 80;
July, 1897; August, i4-47; Sept, 1913
SPOT closed 20 points higher. Kidding
uPlands, 1905; niddItng gut, 1899. No
sales
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Liverpool Oct. 2o.-Closing: Spot cot
tod quiet. prices IS points higher Amer
can uliddEng, fair, %; good mfddlfng,
sol; m5zslihg, Tss: low TaiddIiHg, TT9;
good ordinary. T-53; ordinary. T.2s-
EHs sales OF the day were Il 600 bales,
Of which 500 were fOr speculation and
export and included 1900 American n.
Receipts $1,000 bales. including IS 300
American Futures opened and closed
oct. IA. oct-Noy, 1912; Nov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
L.C.SARRA DIED.
Ill LONG TIME
GENTLEMAN OF LONG RESIDENCE
EXPIRED IN CITY LAST NIGHT,
LEAVING WIFE, MOTHER, SIS
TER AND BROTHERS.

L. c. Sara, 80 years of age, long
time resident of the city. died at 10
o'clock last night after a long illness.
His death occurred at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Mcdonald, corner of PaIa
fox and Gregory streets. Besides his
sister, Mrs. Mcdonald, he leaves a
wife. mother and two brothers.
The funeral services will take
place at 4 o'clock this afternoon, from
st. Michael'S church. Interment will
be made at St. Michaels cemetery.
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MURPHY CLAIMS
A BIG MAJORITY
TAMMANY LEADER SAYS JUDGE
GAYNOR WILL GET AS MANY
HEARST COMBINED.
BY Associated Press.

New 1OTk. Oct 50.-The trianguIar
campaign for mayor OF Greater New
York saw the beginning OF its end to
night ia a burst Of oratOTy and red
fire, and bosses and managers are
claiming everything in sight on the
election Of Tuesday
Charles T. Murphy. the Tamnany
leader. said: "Gaynor wiz get more
votes than Barnard and Hearst com.
bined-"
Barnard : aud HearSJS managers
are also claiming eXtravagant ma
joritieS for them.
Hearst was the only one who did
not speak tonight,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
TWO DANGEROUS AND
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS

Two dangerous and suspicious
characters in the police court yes
terdav were VIII Jackson and Ella
AfcGhee. both negroes Jackson was
given thirty days on the streets,
while the woman was transferred TO
county court for the disposition uf
her case.
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BIG LINER rs SAFE.

New 4OFk, Oct 3U.-hepOfts OF
misasps 10 the German Lloyd steam
ship KrOnprinzessin Cecilie we're dis
proved tonight BY receipt of a wire
less by the Associated Press from the
vessel saying all Is we'll
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-31
I CANDY BY
THE BARREL

The trade of The Crystal
Z Pharmacy on Horehound
candy has grown so great
that they now ship it here in
barrels.
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BANK STATEMENT.


New York, Oct. 30.-The statement Of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold 1902 So
more than the requirements of the p
per cent. reserve rule This is a decrease
Of s. 1874 600 Ia the prOBeTi i8uate cash
reserve as compared with last week.
The sta temsnt follows
Loans, 1888, go. 500. decrease 1891 S0G.
Deposits, $l,2340i4,3Oo, decrease So,
4OZ. 500.
Circulation S5S. 1866 500. increase s552. 200.
Legal tenders SIi ,Oj3,sO0 decrease So
100.
Specie $25I ,35g 500. decrease 81. 335 500.
Reserve 1922. as. 400. decrease $4,234, 700
Reserve required S3GS, "0J.JZj, decrease
81 500, 700
Surplus S23 909. $50. decrease S--T3lOo0.
EX-U- y deposits i4,32S, 49,, ueCreasc
S3352,950
The percentage Of actual reserve Of the
clearing house banks to-day was 2s.y3-
The statement Of thc banks and trust
Compa mics Of Greater New York not re-
porting Ia the clearing house shows that
these Institutions have aggregate de
posts Of 81 -2s6, 49, 400 total cash on hand
SI49-5tZ900 and loans ameuutiug 10 81
2O5, 49, 500.
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Dec, DeC--Jan-. 1-65, JaH.-Feb.. 7g.:
| Fem March, 7.GS -; Narch-April, 7.7O.
hay-JUne, 7.T2, JuHe-JHIY. III July
Aug, 7.69 IL; Aug Sept, TBS nominal.
| Sept--Oct-. 6-s6 nominal; Oct--Nov-, 6.72
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NAVAL sToREs MARKET.

Savannah. Ga Oct. 30.-There were no
sales to-day of spirits of tUTpentine. The
last sales on the 2Sth at 81 u
ElectipiS. tstShH $50
Stocks. casks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %. 1876
The market ON rnsinS cInspI firm a FOL
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MARKET REPORT.
PENSACOLA COTTON MARKET.

The following report is furnished daily
oT The Journal by Marks * Gayle, T. ..
Z. cotton merchants, Pensa cola, Fla
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ERPOOL COTTON.

open Clos
November December 800 T6i
DeCembeT-January ----.- ISL
NEW YORK COTTON.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20
Wrestling
Shooting
Automobiling

never seen the young lady before. De-
laney undertook TO detaln her. and
when she ignored him he made an In
sultlng remark. Delaney. had paid no
attention to her companion, but he
had no sooner uttered the vile epithet
than Close made him aware of his
presence
Close Is considerably smaller in
height and weight than Delaney. but
one blow sent the latter TO the pave.
ment Close dealt second blow and
probably would have beaten Delaney
to unconsciousness but for the ar
rival of Special officer Riley and Pa
trolman Morris They took the pair
to police headquarters Close was re-
leased on his personal recognizance.
while Delaney was held for hearing in
police court this morning
Delaney was under the influence OF
liquor and Is said to have been on a
spree since the recent trouble with
the conductor Close told the police
the cause that led to the trouble and
produced several witnesses to verify
his story