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MANILA ITEMS

Mrs. Bob James of Sioux City came
Saturday for visit here with reia-
.ives and friends.
Nellie Gardner and Goldie Shredder
visited the past week at Buck Grove
with Erma and Hazel Beutel.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas "A
Moore Tuesday. August 8. a son.
Lem Burlington was a Persia busi
ness visitor Monday.
Ben Whey went to Colorado Friday
to look after his claim.
The Missionary Society ofthe Pres.
byterian church met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Geo. Fuller.
c. II. Dempster was seen on the
streets Sunday with new automobile.
The Guild meets Friday with Mrs.
Cicero Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cicero Moragn. Sadie
ana Joe Milliagn and Miss Lyden spent
Sunday at the G. A. Saunders, Jr..
home.
Mrs. Harry Hardin returned Sunday
from Denver. Colorado. She was &C.
companied by her sister.
Mrs. Amanda Smith Of MARSHALL
town came Monday and she with Mrs.
John Breckenridge left for Idaho Tues.
day to see their sister, Mrs. Turner.
AL Milligan and wife spent Sunday
in the country ut the Tom Hayes
homo.
Charley Smith and sister. Irene re.
turned Monday to their home in vaIle,
Juntion. after . pleasant visit will
Ed. Smith and family.
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Miss Ethel Lege Of Jefferson visited


Miss Ethel Legg Of Jefferson visited
a few days last week with her cousin,
Mrs. ]. 8. Green.
H. G. kellogg Of Layfette, Ind.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. June Slater.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Sherman Thursday and spent q very
delightful afternoon.
Mrs. Robt. Beutal tripped on q
broken step one day last week and
sprained her ankle very severely.
Mrs. Ruth Cross Of Sioux City is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Tom Noonen.
Misses Maude and Clara Conner OF
Denison are visiting friends in this
neiehborhood for a few days.
Miss Mollie Griffin was = Dow City
visitor for few days last week.
Robt. Mofitt and daughter. Miss
Lura. were Omaha shoppers Thursday.
Born on Saturday, july 3lst. to Mr..
and Mrs. FEED Buhmann of Lake Pres
tin, s. D a son. Many Crawford
county friends extend congratulations
to the happy parents.
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Messrs. Will and George Wools!
arrived Thursdsy night from Goa
Valley. Ill.,, to make an EXTENDED
visit with relatives and friends.
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Clauson Of near Buck Grove ant
Miss Comstock OF Denison drove up
near Boyer to visit their brother. Gar,
Comstock and wife. over Sunday.
Mrs. A. "A. Pipgborn and daughter,
Wilma. went to Lake City Friday C
see her sister, who was to leave tina,
evening for her home in Chicago.
Martha Dobbert wassa Kiron visi.
tor Thursday.
Messrs. Adolph Hoppe. Chris Mis-.
ssn and Charles Ernie were passen-
gers to Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Emil johnson Of Kiron visited
Mrs. e. S. Johnson Tuesday and
Wednesday Ut last week.
Mrs. Milton Linskoog Of near Ode
bolt visited her mother, Mrs. ]. Gus
tafson. Monday, who was sick but is
much better at present writing.
Phoebe Gustafson returned Monday
from her visit at Deloil with hel
friend. Nina Landon.
Gust Stshf had severe accident
Monday from q horse biting him.
Mrs. John Pithan has been on the
sick list, but 10 improving 1t present.
A. A. Pingborn was q passenger t.
Denison Friday.
Mrs. Aug Anderson of Deloit and
Miss Augusta Rydberg OF Omaha came
Saturday to visit at the Gust Ander.
son nome.
Mr.. o NJ. Graham and famil,
drove to Wall Lake Sunday and went
from there BY rail to Sac City to visit
Mrs. Graham's parents.
Mr.. August Erickson was Kiror
visitor Saturday.
G. s. Johns shipped two cars Of
hogs from Bower Saturday evening.
Mr.. John Ottoson went to Chicago
Saturday for visit, returning Thurs
day.
Joe Dozark returned Wednesday
from Omaha. where he purchased 8
car load Of feeders.
Rev. Howe Of Debit visited in
Boyer Tuesday.
Miss Hanna Otto of Dsnison is visi
ting her uncle. Chris Nissen.
Mrs &. Watts and children drov,
to F. M. Dav's to assist him. He il
improving slowly
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"a
Chris Koock began threshing Mon
day afternoon. He starts out this
year with new engine.
Mr.. Lem Watts went to Vail and
.Denison Wednesday ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pithan's baby
came very near being drowned by fall
ing into q barrel Of water one day
last week.
Miss Maud Michaelsen Of Kiron
visited friends in Boyer Friday.
Richard johnson Of Castana came
Saturday to visit his aunt, Mrs. Gust
Anderson.
Mrs. G. P. swartz was passenge,
to Kiron Monday.
Miss Myrtle Landon OF Debit il
visiting at the Gust Stehr home.
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

Dons' fail to come to the big Catho-
lie ri.nic Saturday. August IA, and
bring plenty of chickens.
Ralph Gleiser of Manila visited
friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. John Faulkner visited few
days last week with her daughter.
Mrs Pat Sullivan, at Dunlap.
Word comes from Fred Paulsen.
who recently moved to Dakota that
they are all dried up but not yet
blown away ani unless rain comes
soon there will be no crops.
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Mr.. Adam Bohlander and Mr.. r.
Swan are the proud owners of new
automobiles.
j. r. Thede returned Wednesday
from his trip through the Dakotas.
Miss Lyden returned to her home in
Manning Sunday, after weeks visit
with her mother. Mrs AL Milligan.
Miss Mildred Robertson. who has
been sick the past week is somewhat
better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Sykes left Mon.
day for Sieux City. From there they
intend to visit in Nebraska.
Miss Isabelle Morgan spent Sunday
in the country at the VIM. Theobald
home.
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REDWOOD ITEMS.

Mr.. John Ahart has force Of mer
in West Paradise doing road work.
Mrs. Granger. who has been SO i'll
is reported as slowly improving. Her
frienas hope she may soon regain her
health.
Mr.. Clarence Bryan sold large lot
Of hogs last week. We hope he found
good market.
The Misses May. Eva and Belle
Bramley attended services in Dow City
Sunday.
Mr.. R. Malons's baby is suffering
with an abscess on his face.
Mr.. Flahrety and Miss Maggie
Owens were guests at Mr.. Oscar Fien-
holds Sunday.
Mr.. BARLEY Haley. and Miss Lucy
Haley we're Denison callers Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Bixler and daughter. Miss Lot
tie, of Dow City, we're Sunday guests
at the home Of Mrs. Bixler's daugh
ter, Mrs. b. McCord.
E Mrs. A. Cook and son. Oliver. visi-
ted Dow City relatives and friends .
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linn ROOD Of Dow
City together with Mr.. and Mrs. R.
D. Malone drove to visit Mr.. Malone's
and Mrs. Rood's brother, Mr.. Geo.
Malone. Of Willow, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeph. Fienhold spent
Sunday ct the home of the latter's
mother, Mrs. Eland. of Vail.
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. ARIoN ITEMS.

Mrs. John M0win Of Boone stepped
In Arion Tuesday morning on her way
70 Defiance to visit her mother.
Don't forget Friday. August 18th.
the big day in Arion. There will be
. wrestling match between Luther
.Brasel. lightweight champion Of Craw-
ford county and Curly" Creweton Of
Woodbine for a purse Of $50. 90. There
will also be ball game between
Arion and Paradise for purse Of $40.
The price Of admission for ball game.
wrestling match and grand stand will
b Is cents. Everybody take day
OF and have good time.
Miss Fern Butler entertained ia
honor Of Hazel and Lottie underhill
att Ave o'clock luncheon Friday att
ernoon.
Jennie Hallowell visited with Arion
friends Friday and Saturday.
The Hotel Arion is receiving q new
cont Of paint.
Mr.. Ellison is receiving Q visit from
his father " Denver. COL, this week.
Mrs. Wilson and baby Of Boone are
visiting 1t the Fritz home this week.
Mrs. Otis Nelson and children went
20 Persia last Friday. where abe will
visit friends and relatives for . month.
Mrs. G. Butterworth and Mrs.
Hammond Of Dow City were Visiting
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsie visited .

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her home Sunday.
Wayne Newman was on the sick list.
Mrs Butler and Mrs. Downs were
Omaha callers this week.
Stella Butler and her Omaha
friend, Lottie Underhill. attended
the G. n. G. ct Bernice Alexander &
last Friday.
Mrs. Horn entertained the Under
hill girls and their girl friends Mon
day at q six O'Clock dinner, after
which Mr.. Horn took them all auto
riding.
Sophia Matthias was Denison visit
Friday.
Mrs. Huntington Of South Dakota
has been visiting Mrs. g. c. Tripp.
Frank Downs and family, who are
soon going 70 Warrington. were ct
the Hudson Downs home Sunday.
Mr. A. A. Conrad was Denison
caller last week.
Dan Austin was here from Omaha
shaking hands with his many friends.
Kate Turnland Was an Arion caller
Monday.
Mrs. Carroll is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ialcott spent
Sunday with Jake Kepford.
Mrs. Wade spent last week at her
home in Woodbine.
Mrs. Berka came up from Dow City
to spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackey were in Char
ter Oak last week.
Anna Carroll and mother were Dem
ison visitors last week.
Earl and Leon Kepford were Deni-
son visitors one day last week.
Alta Nelson visited her sister here
last week.
Helen Schouten came down from
Denison to spend few days with
friends.
Miss Ethel Legg Of Jefferson has
been vieiting her cousin, Mrs. Mable
Tranter. the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tranter and
family, Mrs. Tom Tranter and daugh-
ter. Nina. Miss Ethel Legg and John
Green and family were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Tranter Sunday.
Jake KepforG east Of town has pur-
chased fine new automobile.
Mrs. Waldo Talcott and daughter.
Gertrude went to Dunlap Tuesday to
visit with Charles Tslcett's.
Hazel Underhill went to Defiance
Tuesday to visit with her grand
mother.
Rev. C. E. Walsh preached Sunday
morning upon Psuls letter to tn,
PHILIPPIANS and in the ev EN- ing
preached an earnest sermon exhortipp
Christians to hold to a high stan1ard
of living. the danger Of drifting being
emphasize.
NJ. w. Colwell of Dunlap is in
town this week.
Mrs. v. Talcott and daughter, Ger
trude, returned last Wednesday from
q visit at Ogden.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Arion State Bank was
held Monday. The directors elected
were: SamFox, Sr., Will Eggers.
Tom Hedderman, Chas. Horn and L.
G. Butler. Sam Fox, Sr., was elected
president and Will Eggers vice presi.
dent.
Mrs. r. o. CLARK went t, Beave,
last week to attend the funeral Of her
brother Mr.. Michel.
BOYER ITEMS.
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DEL OFT ITEMS.

MRS. 5. Brown and children visited
her sister, Mrs. j. A Halberg and
family, at Woodbine last week.
]. G. Myers has been repairing the
John Taylor house the past week.
s. F. Wedlock, wife and SON. Har-
old, took their departure last Thurs-
day for two weeks vacation.
They will visit at Cedar Falls,
Sioux City and Cherokee.
Mrs. Ann and Bina Wlnans and
Mrs. $. w. Streater were passengers
to Denison Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Coda Mason was at Denison
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. B. E. McKim and children
spent Thursday with Mrs. 7. Mursey.
Miss Abbie Lee drove over to De-
lott Wednesday and toek her uncle,
William McKim, and cousin. Blanche,
and little daughter home with her for
a few days visit.
Millard Turner sold his butcher bus-
mess to Chas. Vain wright last
Wednesday, who now has charge Of it.
DR.. Darling drove over to De oft
last Wednesday on professional bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. True were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. RiRRle-
man Sunday. August LIST.
Cose & Waite started up their
threshing machine last Friday.
John Worley Of Sac City came
down Thursday. He is having HE
house repaired. B. E. McKim doing
the work outside of his mail hours
on the R. f.. D.
Mrs. Kessler went to Sioux City
Wednesday last week. R. B. Howard
has been looking after both stations.
On last Wednesday evening w. 81.
Cose and wife entertained about forty
guests in honor Of his mothers birth
day.
Mrs. G. ]. Hunt entertained her
Sunday School class 1t her home one
Afternoon last week.
b, q. Beaman went to Kiron on
business last Friday.
Mrs. Jas. McKim was 4 passenger
to Dsnison Friday.
James McKim has resigned the
office of mayor. % he is soon to taxe
his departure for . trip west. F. b.
Brogdea has been appointed mayor to
fill the unexpired term.
Mrs. I. G. Dobson spent Thursday
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. "A.
H. Rudd, at Dow City.
Mrs Aletha Anderson and children
drove to Denison Friday.
B II. Beaman returned to his home
near Cole. S. D., Monday morning.
William McKim, ST.. and daugh-
ter. Blanche, took dinner Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Horr.
Millard Turner and wife and little
daughter. lone. took their departure
Monday morning for Selby. s. D..
where they expect to make their home.
The Penelope Club met with Mrs.
Z. G. Williams Saturday evening.
Mrs. Hawkins was made a member.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Spence.
Mrs. R. B Howard visited Saturday
with her relatives at Woodbine.
Grandpa Yea visited relatives al
Oeloit last week. He returned to
sOenison Saturday afternoon,
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The Reviews special price on En-
velopes is f. Q. b. any town in the
county. So for thousand delivered.
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DIR. sToCKDALE wants every person
who suffers from chronic disease-it
makes no difference how bad their case is
or how long they have suffered, or who haa
treated them and pronounced them incur
able. He will make q thorough examina>
be done for them whether they are durable
or not, how long it will require and all
about it. He treats only chronic diseases.
He has devoted twenty years of his life to
the treatment Of such diseases as Dyspep-S
STA, Indigestion, Stomach Troubles, Liver
Disease, Constipation, Rheumatism, Bladder
Troubles, Diseases of the Kidneys Bright's
Disease, Chronic Catarrh in all its forms,
Heart and Nerve Troubles-in fact, every
variety of chronic disease.
DIR. SToCKDALE has originated sys>
tenn of treatment which he believes is the
best treatment known for chronic diseases
He is able to cure many chronic cases that
have resisted other treatments-that are
considered incurable. He wants it distinct.
~ understood that he does not undertake
. any case that he thinks is incurable, ard
will tell the patient candidly when he has
made the examination.
HE HAS A SPECIAL TREATMENT FOB
GENERAL WEAKNESS OF MEN, WHICH
HE WOULD LIKE TO EXPLAIN IN PER-
SON. HE WILL EXAMINE EVERY CASE
THAT CALLS ON HIM ON THE ABOVE
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II for any reason you cannot call OF
visit him personally, write him for an
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Utica Building, Des Moines, Iowa.
~ The Doctor can BIO seen in his once
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Saturdays.
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Mrs. Chss. Berg left Monday on the
noon train for Boone. where abe will
visit.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-27

NEW YORK, July 27.-Intense
interest is manifested in the
Giant-Cub series now being played
at the Polo grounds. There has been
keen rivalry between these two clubs
for several years. and a deeper tinge
was given the bitterness last fall when
New York lost the pennant in that
memorable tie game. Although there
has been considerable gloom in the
Giants camp over the loss of the Sc
ries to Roger Bresnahan's st. Louis
Cardinals and over the accident that
befen Christy Mathewson, their star
twirler. their courage is still undaunt-
ed. In the fourth game of the Car
dinal series Matty in trying to stop
hot liner broke the second finger on
his left hand and may not De able 10
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Olympic Club Has Stars.

If the Olympic club of San Fran.
cisco gets anywhere near the top il
will be due to the efforts of two men
Ralph Rose, the overgrown, babyish
but sensational shot-putter, and An
drew Glarner. the French middle dis
tance runner. Rose will certainly shove
the shot out from one to three feet
farther than anybody else, if he is
feeling anywhere near fit, and may
cop a couple of seconds out of the
discus and hammer throw Glarner is
constant surprise. Sometimes he is
away back in the ruck and sometimes
he is unbeatable. Pete Gerhardt. the
veteran sprinter, will probably come
north with the team, and might get
something out of the dashes.
Down in Portland the Multnomah
Athletic club is working hard to get
up a team that will at least beat the
Seattle Athletic club When Seattle
stepped in and secured the services of
Bill Hayward for trainer it made a
lot of Portland people peevish, for they
have come to think that Hayward be-
longs to the University of Oregon in
the winter and Multnomah in the sum-
mer Consequently, the want to beat
the S. A c. and one William Hayward.
Multnomah will have the services of
two great athletes in Forrest Smithson
and Dan Kelly, the hurdler and broad
jumper.
Smithson ought to capture the 800
yard hurdles, although he will have
to meet Shaw, the Dartmouth crack,
and besides that Smithson is about fast
enough to get a place in the 100-yard
dash if he wants to go after it. Kelly
is devoting himself to broad jumping,
according to reports. He took second
place at the London games and ought
to be good for first or second up here.
Multnomah will also have Henry Nc
Kinney, coast collegiate champion in
the shot-put, and two other good
weight men in A. B. Conway. of Wis
cOnsin, and Baker of Cornell.
Seattle will be represented by the
strongest team by far that ever COM
peted for the blue diamond Most Of
stars, but they have shown enough
class to warrant the belief that Seattle
will figure well up when the points
are counted
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pitch for ten days or more. There is
no trouble with his pitching hand but
he cannot attempt to catch a thrown
ball or field bounder unil his finger
is perfectly well again. He had won IL
straight games up to the time of his
accident. On the other hand, the Cubs
are in prime condition, and Manager
Franz. Chance says that when the LIST
of August rolls around he will renew
his &C luaintanoe with the leadership
of the league A comparison of the
two teams at present is interesting. AT
first base there is little to choose be-
tween Chance and Tenny. Evers at
second sack has it all over Doyle.
Thinkers game at short is more con-
sistent than Bridwell's. 1t is a toss
up between Steinfeldt and Deviin at
Station No. 8. New York's catching
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department appears stronger than
that of Chicago. Myers and Schlei are
excellent backstops. Archer. who has
succeeded Moran as the Cubs regular
catcher. is considered by Manager
Chance to be the greatest thrower in
the game today. The Cubs outfield
is superior to that of the Giants
Holman, Schultz and Sheckard out
class Mccormick, Murray and O'Hara.
Chicago has much stronger pitching
staff than the Giants now that Matty
is out. Brown, Aeulback, Pfeister,
Overall and Kroth, the Cubs box ar
lists, overshadow Raymond, Marquard,
Wiltse, Crandall and Ames The pict-
ure shows Manager Chance sliding for
home in recent game with New
York
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by him as the time for fighting the
duel. In letter to Wharton he had
commanded the lated to meet him at
a given place here at sunset and to
bring with him the weapon Of his
choice to defend himself.
The girl is far from crazy" about
either of the fellows. and Wharton
made no effort to keep lie May from
marrying the girl If she proves willing.
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PICKING IS SLIM FOR.
BOXERS IN GAY PAREE
Jim Barry Says That Stories Sent Out
From There About Fat Purses
Had Dollars Confused With
Francs,

LOS ANGELES, July 27.-"They've
got francs mixed up with dollars on
this side of the ocean, for there isn't
anything in fighting in France" re-
marked Jimmy Barry, the big Chicago
fighter, this morning. as he drifted in
hot from Paree and filled with a
quaint opinion with things fist:que on
the other side.
Barry's arrival was a big surprise,
as his coming had not been heralded
in any way other than the bare state
ment that he intended to return in a
short time.
after getting me over there they
excused the absence of dough by tell
ing me l had come at the wrong time
of the year. the big man continued.
THAT wasn't sufficient for them to
get me to stick, as 1 was homesick and
weary of the game
Gets Nothing for Fight
1.-TWO fights fell to my lot. The first
[ won and didn't get a penny for IT.
I fell into the hands of Bert Dorman
and he wanted me to flop to KID NC
Coy or somebody else. So l took on
Tom Dolan, an Englishman, and
knocked him ''kickin' " in twenty sec
onds. That was just to show them
what 1 could do and they didn't hand
me anything but praise.
Mccoy showed me more Tricks OF
fighting in one day that could ever
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Sheridan Is Coming.

Martin Sheridan, the wonderful all
around athlete, will represent the Irish
American club, and is fairly certain
of carrying off a first and at least one
second or third place.
The New York Athletic club will be
represented by such men as Fred Bel
lars, holder of a five-mile record: H.
L. Trube, one of the greatest milers
America has produced; D. r. Robbins,
speedy Yale hurdler, and Sherman,
Harvard's crack sprinter, and the ten
mile champion, John Elsole, besides a
number of other good athletes.
Particular interest will attach to the
performance here of James Rector, the
fleet young Virginian, who ran second
only to the South African, Walker in
the 100-meter dash at London. Rector
is to compete for the New York Ath-
letic club, and if he comes, which is
probable, the 100-yard dash will be the
great event of the meet.
The Cherry Circle" team will have
one Olympic champion in it's list in the
person of Frank Irons, the diminutive
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CHALLENGE TO DUEL LANDS
JEALOUS MAN BEHIND BARS
Insists on Fighting Supposed Rival for
Affections of Girl.

AHeCtiOnS OF Viii.
NORTH YAKIMA, July 27.-De1l LIE
May, young barber, was arrested mere
for having challenged Lawrence Wflar-
ton to a duel to death over a pretty
young lady who lives in this city. 1t
is thought that LIE May is demented,
and he will be examined tomorrow
morning Should the commission find
him too sane to send to one of the
state asylums, he will be prosecuted
under the statute which makes the is
suing of a challenge to a duel a crime.
LIE May has written a number of let
tiers which indicate that he is crazy
over at least one thing-the girl He
was taken into custody for the reason
that this evening had been. appointed