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The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07
The TARIFF RlLL.

The Feyre tarin bin las finally
been written into the history of the
rerubnc. In this section Of the coun-
try 4 is probably useless for dem
ocEatic newspaper to point. out the
weak spots in this ret measure
brought forth from the brain Of SEN
atcr Aldrich and congressmsn Payne.
Instead of revising the tariff with
downward tendency our good friends
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

Correspondence solicited, but to
receive attention, letters NUT be
accom- panied by d responsible name
not for publication, but as 3
guarantee Of good faith.
Rejected communications will be
returned II accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made oy
postal note, check, money order, or
registered letter. Address,
NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,
BRUNSWICK. GA.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

We suppose Tom Watson, the po-
litieal pirate OF Georgia viii aiso
have occasion TO call some one
''fat liar" over the action Of the house
in The McLendon case.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

Whether or not Admtant General
Scott is reapp ointed, he certainly has
the distinction OF being the most
popular man who has held the office
IN many, many years,
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07
He Isn't Entitled to Il.

DR.. Eliot does not seem to be
meeting with much sympathy or en-
couragenent in his new religion" in-
,ventfon. People who havesanyt real
religion prefer to hold on tQa the old
fashioned sort.-Albany Herald,
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07
ONE CENT 4 WORD
WANTED.

to earn the barber
trade. Few weeks required. Best
paying work within the reach of the
poor man. Can have shop with a
small capital. Wages $12 to $40
weekly. Wonderful demand for
BARRIERS. Catalogue mailed free.
MoIer Barber College, Atlanta, Ga.
S-13
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

Now that the tari6 b!n has leen
passed according to the republican
point CT view, we all ought to get
right onto a great big boom.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

Hoke seerls 10 Ie a bigger man in
private life than Little Joe is in the
executive Office.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

We really believe taaJ TAFT wanted
to veto that tafin BIZ. Lat did not,
have the nerve,
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

Atlanta is tickled TO death She
has new trasedy and a woman's
honor Is in the balance.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07
This Wright is Right.

The Georgia legislator who intro
duced the bill forbidding girls to ride
astrlde was also named Wright So
it seems that all the Wrights are
fiighty-Augusta Herald
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

Count Zeppelin has reached Co
logne." says cablearam. Sweet
consolation, that.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

it's al right ~ren yea get IL at
Fearrinetcn's, headquarters fer nasG-
'cnes, drugs. toilet goeds, cold
drinks and srJnswieEc Smokers.
Phone S7.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

Polly ana Tom Loyless viii ali
do some new ft-throwins over thu
Mel endon custer.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07
A Good Argument.

Nebraska has less than one-half
OF one per cent. Of illiteracy. Geor-
gia has more than 10 per cent.
Nebraska has compulsory education.
Georgia has not.-Atlanta Journal.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

Drink llenn Springs Mineral Water
and be healthy and happy. Pepsi
Cola Bottiing Works, agents.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

In these hard times We DO not be
lieve that an income tax would find
any one in position TO ante up.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07
SlDELlGHTs FROM
OTHER sANcTUMs.
That's No JokeI

Every town is just what its. people
make it, No more, no less.-Colum-
bus Ledger.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

"a love my dinner, hut oh ycu hot
lunch at Bill Waite's, 1912 Bay street.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07
A Turn. About Game?

Spain drove her Moors ove4athei sea;
it will be only poetic justice if the
Moors now chase the Spai1iafds home.
Of all her late conquests in Africa
Spain now holds onfy'three fortfesses
she finds the Cunan' situation repro
duced, and. she talks of, sending Wey
Ter over to- complete the parallel
Florida Times Union.
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07

Brown and bread have full sway
now. Flour at one-ten per sack and
meat at fifteen cents per pound.
OH they say that Mr.. Brown has
nothing to do with the price of these
products; all true, neither did Hoke
Smith have anything to do with the
panic, yet he totes" the blame
MilltoWn News
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07
Warning to the Trade

attept-
co.'s reputation and pop
market under name slna'
hold profitable
WICK SMOKER you enjey-5E ON YOUR GUARD .
inveqle into stocking on ShoNSWSN
SMOKER you are
treated accordingly
The Brunswick news., 1909-08-07
OFFICE: 2o7 GLOUCESTER STREET
TELEPHONES.

Business Office, sEditoria, Rosm.. 1ss
The City Editor ............. 34e
The Editor ................... 43Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
BY TIE RIsesiosR.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2s.-with
coffroth. Britt, Kethcci and other
ring luminnrics on vacation. fight
ers refusing 10 fight, the outlook for
the fans IL quite dismal The only
thing on The horizon is the Lsreafi
card. 10 b. pulled Of on Friday
night and the amateur goes at The
Portola club tomorrow night Vol.
CAST won't fight until September
Nelson u In for a long rest Eagf-
man doesn't know what 10 wants
10 DO. Jeffrirs IL still talking. Lana
ford wants an even break. kstehsl
wants - per cent. Papke u talking
long loaf. and - on down the list
There IL such a spirit n nothing do
Inr that even Cockey O'Brisn IL dis
gunted with the game Tho Ler-
cart card will break the monotany
somewhat and. while there are no
topnotchcrr on the programme, there
are six fighters that Will fixht and
not talk thair heads off Chick Hud-
son, the Seattle lightweight uho
tackles Lew Powell 10 the main
event. Il practically down 10 weight
He figures that with his hand en-
tircly mended he has more than a
good chance u stopping Powell. but
the local boy. more confident than
ever ~ q result Of his deciaive beat
Ing Of young Erne, can't zee II that
way.
Harrison and clifford. who appear
In the semiwind are sluRgefs.
pure and simple. and somebody Is
bonud 10 MT ne mat before the lin
u IL reached,
Roscoe Taylor. another ssaiils
boy. and Tony Silva Will supply the
curtain raiser, this being silva's de.
but "a a professional A. ANA
tours tho boys met a number u
times and, as a consequence. have
an old grudge 10 settle.
Silva has taken quite a contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
STRAIGHT DOPE FROM
FIGHT FOLLOWERS

on his hands. as tomorrow nlahi hs
goes up against Dtck Wheeler At the
poftoia club Wheeler was brought
out here BY nattlins Nelson. working
with the Dane when The latter was
preparing for his fight with Hyiand
Walter Manahan and Jim wilson
viii do the heavyweight stunt and
the balance u the card ia made up
a. follows. Jack Hogan Va Prank
Flynn. Joe ufcEEnins W. Young IA.
munds. Russell nranbant W. y
Hsaly, IA George W. chas Richard
on. Ray campbaii Va Harry Thomp-
son and George Andrews w. John
ny Ryan.
Sid Hester. disappointed al ev-
cry turn IN his effort 10 secure q
Eood crowd Tor August. has again
turned 10 Al Kaufman ~ the Moses
10 lead him out Of the mRtchloss
Wilderness Hester would send
Kaufman against Jim barry. who
vent - rounds with the local scrap.
per At Los Angeles. a broken arm
compelling the chicagoan 20 stop.
Kaufman Il In dlHfayor lust now.
but II ha takes on Harry and dis
poses Of him In short order hs will
win back some Of his lost popu-
iarity.
Jim coffrnih and plrty lcft this
f,ia,fat.,af - F1fass.e,.lIla R.fF.asN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
COPS AND F|REMEN IN
BENEFIT BALL GAME

Two city forces. tho police and
fire departments will cross bats In
the benefit game Tor Miss Florence
bromley and her family Of mother.
less children. II Ia expected that
sufficient proceeds will be taken In
to buy a small home for Miss Brom.
ley,
Rev NJ. A Matthews Of the First
Presbyterian church will umpire
the game.
4 meeting u women interested In
Miss bromley will be- hold In tho
Washington hotel bail room Thurs
day morning At II o clock. 10 which
all are welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
WORLDS LIVE SPORTING NEWS
TO HOLD NINETEENTH
ANNUAL TENNIS TILT

The nineteenth annual tennis
tournament for the championships
Of the state Of Washington will bo
held under tho auspices of tho
United statoa Lawn Tennis nsuo.
citation, beginning Monday. AUG
unt D.
This tournament will be- held at
the same time IN the sixth annual
tournament Of tho North Pacific
International Lawn Tennis aasocln.
tlon, Both arc 10 be held on tho
grounds OF the Seattle Tennis club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
TURKS ARE
WA[[OPEO
ONCE MORE

TACOMA, July as-rhe locals
found clyde Hall for II hits ycs'er'
day. whiah. coupled with errors on
the part Of the TURK infield forced
raeonas fetal enc higher than the
visitors. Seattle Aee0fdinHly drop
ped another ualeh in tho percentage
column The Tigers wen when frisk
failed to return ny bali any fur
Their than second base, allowing Kip
pert to score from third. Tho soorai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28

u hereby Issue the following
challenge TO DR.. d. '. Roller and
Charles Olson.
7 have two unknQNna that ! VIII
match against Roller and Olson,
matches 10 be eatehaa cateh'ean,
two best In three falla. aud 10 take
place 10 Seattle. The winner Of
each match 10 receive 81 1000 and
tho loser nothing. The balance Of
the gate money TO go To Miss Flor
oucs bromley aa 4 benefit matches
10 be not later than one week apart
or both on the same night
mir Olson claims be IL the light
heavyweight champion Of tie world,
and Roller claims that be Is the next
man 70 GOleh. 20 they should not
hesitate 10 make these matches I
guarantees that both my nnknownn
will weigh under 100 pounds.
4 have posted 1900 az a forfeit
10 bind these matches, and also as
an evidence Of good faith Either
Of these matches should draw 5000
10 81 900 housas. and If both match
ea took plaee on the same. there
is not hHll Ia this city that would
accommodate the attendance
Tho benefit 10 Miss bofnloy
would b. al least g. 900. and The
luFara Of wrestling Neald for once
10 their lives see such wrestling a.
never vas Witnessed In Seattle be
fofe.
"Dr Roller elaims 10 have made
over $40 900 cat Of The sfssuing
game IA Seattle. and ! cannot see
why BE- OF his manager Mr. Curly,
should not ahas the true Seattle
spirit and match him against one
o. my unknaenH. and In Wow Of
the fact that SINNERS would get
81 900, and the baianes Of tho Kate
receipts would SO 70 worthy cause,
l cannot possibly see how either
Roller. Olson OF Curly can refuse
10 accept this challenge.
This IL no, a betting prnpnsl.
ton. but should Roller OF Olson
Eish a good substantial bet on the
side, will accommodate them
n. ". MIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
Hotel Georgian Sanalorium

roar'h Az. ns, riss ssa uatsa
me ramaus nats ufsa Tnssisisai.
fhiferfaftif ManifHiafiaa NftsafiTf
rhramHraif and HTtiaHsffF Al. Hh4sa
o. ailfnents sfr assfaliH flssisH isHlHs
s4liaiiaa ant ssaHHisaiiaH ire
i'taastl aansaf. uala sell fa4 ttsa
taty AfisHfaais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
Ostrich Feathers

Have ysur Old feathers mAds into
willow Iflumaa We clean. curl. re-
model aud dye feather iH all shades
Haas SD IaamRaHs made ffem Bs-
Or old feathers
MODEL MILLINERY CO.
tze-EsT People. I,snk uiss.
tsrasr ssesnd sad fftes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
slnsAeAUeH OUT.

LAKE FOREST. H.. July I'll
Simpson sinsabauEh. tho California
entrant. was eliminated from the
Western tennis championship tour.
ney this afternoon. Walter Hayes
of Chicago defeated him. 81. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
MIX IS RIGHT
AFTER MATCH

NV Nix. the man who has been
trying for 30 long time TO arrange
n match between DR.. benjamin
Frasklln Roller aud his unknown"
has another unknown. and nov Of
fers to match either OLSON or Roller
or both Mir has already placed
81 900 forfeit with The star Yes
terday he placed another 1900
with tho Timaa. Undoubtedly he
means business, and undoubtedly
there II some reason why ROLLER
doesn't speak up There is, how
ever, but one logical conclusion
fear. Mian challenge. which fol
lows, 10 aa faif proposition as was
ever made by onH sportsman 10
another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
FOR
s. A. {. TEAM
ON SATURDAY

A tyout OF the athletes OF the
Seattle Athletic club who are tfylng
TO make the team which will com.
pete In tho A. A, U. championship
games At the exposition Stadium
August 10 and Il, will be held on
Saturday afternoon at the Stadium,
and all members OF the club and
othorn Interested in athletics are
invited, The event will ha FIVE
rDouls viii be held In all Of the
regular championship events. The
$. A, o, has an especially promising
bunch Of sprintera. Including Mel
son. from rallmani Martin. from
whitman, Caprpn, Courtney, Giah.
Grohe. TALBOT and Maleomaon
These mon will contest Hereby for
plaeca on the track team In the 100
and go yard dashea. There are
also good fields for the hurdles and
distance runa Holman. Of Dart
mouth. will probably represent the
club IN the pole vault. aud jackson
will likely be the winner In the tive
mile tryout. an event never before
run IN Seattle.
The club Is badly In need. hov
ever, OF gnod men IN the running
high and broad iumpa, the hop, step
and jump. the weight eYuhtu and
The iayclin throw.
In these esonts there IL a chance
Tor any athlete In Seattle who has
ability IN the lines needed. 10 break
into the biz national Eames that
viii bo held ~ the Stadium next
month. WelEht men, iayalla
thfowera and Jumpers should ~.
port az onoe 20 Tom Mcdonald or
llill Hayward Al the Stadium. where
the 8, A. C. track men are training
every afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
like FATHER, like SOM
JOKE IN PRIZE RING

That sous Of great fighters never
become rims stars IL a. true as the
old SAYING that fighters are poor
plckcra of winners IN glove CON.
tests.
The latest Of the sons Of former
pugilisia who made their marks 10
ontur tho rims ia joe Gfeggaina,
WHOSE father. Alec GrcKgaina. was
one OF tho toughest mlddlowelghia
OF his day and whose battle under
sensational circumstances, with
Buffalo Costello at l,ohy. Ind about
10 years aga, forms Que Of the most
Interesting chapters Of rims his
tory, Joe made his debut In the
San Francisco amateur ranks a
few nights ago, and, while he show.
ed much Of tho cleyorneaa tot which
tho elder GrrFFalnu was famed he
lost the decision after three rounds
u fighting
Harry Gilmore l., who lost the
lightweight championship to Jack
AANNNtAA'H NNNNHNN Wv aAM AtA' ANAhs
ing oi another champion In Harry
Gilmore H.. aud had dreams OF the
tide coming hack To the family, 80.
after five years Of careful tuition
land the elder Gilmore is one Of
the bcst boxing teachers In the
country. he pltted mis- boy against
nilly Rotchford. at that time sefi.
Gus contender for foaihcrwelEht
honors, Nolng Harrya cleyerness
and style. gfeat To exhibition bouts,
blew M the minute be stepped Into
tho rims with Rotchtord and after
two and half rounds Of fighting
his father threw up the sponge.
When Charlie Mitchell began to
feel himself slip, be- found ennsola,
tion IN predicting that his son. then
a boy of 3. would develop into a.
great fighter. hut Il vas not to b.
Young Mitchell Is a molly coddle Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
sc Aluminium Collapse
Bile Drinking Cup SC

NTT771HT TH7T7
rsnsnulo when
fishing hunt
irs travelling
nf on an Quis
Ing Taxes
but about -
~ Inches ~
room when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28

Summary Stolen hAses= Mafkin.
Hurley. ktprert. Double plays
Rsnneit 10 Raymond 20 kelittkeYi
RreaIna 10 Maskin 70 Huflti 10
nashwaasi. TWe-tase ta-cApfpn,
Friak kiPffrt sacrifice NIT
askvea55if eff on bases Tacoma
& seattle. Ii struck aut--ky Auula
i hy HAL. 2 Bases GA talis-off
Annis. Oft Hail. 4 wild pitch
Hall Hit b pitched hal ffiak BY
Annis Time Of same-ons hour and
forty minutes Characterization,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28

Question: the pitcher prevent the the baf
good pitcher pFevent ahyone the best Of
baiers laying down the ha with degree Of certainty.
o. How does he atlnt r.
lie speed the bali shoulder
hfh Il Il almost impossible TO burt high ball Pitchers
equipped with whA, called lump ball prevent bunis easily
Also the pitcher who boasts Of fasthrsakiuk hook ball
that whips the plate
O Why IA Il hard to hunt a shouldsrhiEh baiif
A. because the batter keep his the ball
second and Insure dumping In flr territory meet just
right with the bat II he strikes the ball re heow n axis
becomes tair foul ny. while II be kea the bottom
becomes foul Up hunting vhe holding the hat shoulder hrh
becomes difficult because II Il impossible tho ball
and squarrly while holding the so high.
Ito De centnssd1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28

Do you want TO buy a homei BE
The Stars classified real eskls
columns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28

lnatlong arc free, palniess extraction
free. a fun set II teeth from five
lafsf porcelain crowns. is5n, " and
fGi bridge work, four dollars per
tooth 9ol1 Inlay Filings and ali
other work At half the price charged
BY other first .olass dsntiats DO
tho came work done BY other high
class deutiaia for half tho price
charged by tho combine association
dentists. ~ years In practice.
EDWIN .. brown,
7iz First Az. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28

out 81 The cup or glass that 10 used
- everyone Which u pfofiied Tor
tie public use ioHf share u the
savings Il ans.half u 700 buy on o.
before AuEusi Ind
ste sieh ei plated Vest pocket Col.
tansitis bfiHtinG Cup susfss,i1s
Sc sftfa large Aluminium Cpiiapt'
lhia prinkius Cup with picture
q falls sssss+sssrsssss..ss fss
sc Ply case .sttft.tsass..s... t5r
fse fiY ard Tackle Hook ,...... So
81 % NJ and TACKLE book ..... zoe
81 50 vi ard Tackle nook ...,.s rae
q % ~ and Tackle Book $50 o. 90
use MI ard Tackle Book So, tIlfa
IL aa III and Tackle Book 80. o. no
4 % VI and Tackle Book 80. ssho
Fred NJ. Spinning
iaie SECOND AVE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-28
SAVE MONEY
rAND AVOID PAIN.

Let me pay your way
70 the Alaska Yukon
exposition a dental
war IL on IN Seattle I
am fighting the State
Dental combine. aud
my prices are reduced
from twenty five 10
forty mar cant Exam =
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

Justice c. w. Bethel caused the
arrest of a local freight conductor
named Fay, last week, for holding the
railroad crossing for more than five
minutes, and fined him IS. The vio-
lation occurred at the hour when chill
dren were returning from school and
many OF them were crawling under the
cars to avoid a long wait or long
walk.-Harrington Citizen.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07
N. {. DtDICATORY SERVICES
Program of Services to be Held in NJ. E.
Churches of leavenworth and Pc
shastin Sunday, May 9th

Morning Services at Leavenworth
10 o'clock, Sunday School. Open
session to be addressed by F. w.
Cooper Of Wenatchee.
II O'Clock, preaching by Rev. H. l..
Beightol of Wenatchee after which
will be reception of members and
counting Of the mile Of pennies. !"
Afternoon Services at Peshastin
Q o'clock. Open session of the Sun
day School to be addressed by Mr..
F. w. Cooper.
8 o'clock. Dedicatory service with
sermon by Rev. E. H. Todd of Ta-
coma. Dedication of church by
Drs. E. H. Todd and o. w. Mintzer.
Subscriptions will be asked for the
balance OF indebtedness on church.
Evening Services at Leavenworth
7:1s Epworth League. Miss Kassel,
leader.
8 o'clock. Dedicatory service with
sermon by DR.. Todd. Revs. o. w.
Mintzer, H. L. Beightol and Mr.. F.
w. Cooper will take part in this
service.
Subscriptions for balance of indebt-
edness will be asked for. The choir
will sing We're Building Three a
Day" and render other special music
at these services.
A cordial invitation extended to all
to attend these services. Come and
help US dedicate these two churches
free OF debt.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07
$1.OO Per Year
GREAT NORTHERN BALLED UP
Slides, WashoutS and Wrecks Have Caused
Delay in the Arrival of Trains
During Past Week

1t is a common expression that trou-
bles come in punches. 1t has proved
so with the Great Northern railroad the
past ten days, and as a consequence all
trains have been late. On Monday all
trains were abandoned and no mails
were received until the following day.
Washouts, slides and wrecks on the
eastern divisions delayed the westbound
trains, and serious wreck at Tonga,
just west of the Cascade tunnel Mon
day morning, in which Charles Navarro
was killed, blocked the road for 24
hours. On Tuesday night another
wreck in the same vicinity, near Scenic
hotel, in which it was reported man
was killed, caused a delay in the arri-
val of trains.
Just how many more complications
will arise and how much the public
will be inconvenienced by what appears
to be unavoidable delays in the arrival
of trains it is not possible to say at this
writing. In the course of time the
railroad atmosphere will clear up, as all
things earthly must have an end, and
trains and mails will once more arrive
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07
WIFE BEATER IS WHIPPED
krupp Business Men Administer Severe
Punishment to Man BY Name
of Surface

The little town Of Krupp, some
eight miles east of here, was alive al
day Sunday, and there was something
doing from early morn till dewey eve.
P. A. Surface horseman who form
erly resided here, received an
unmerciful horse whipping at the
hands of the business men and citizens
of that burgh Sunday evening. Sur
face is booze fighter and when under
the influence of liquor his favorite
pastime is beating his wife. Sunday
he got drunk and whipped the woman.
The business men who had grown
tired of seeing Surface abuse his wife
went to him with a warning to cut out
the wife beating or suffer the conse-
quences. Toward evening a friend
procured him a bottle of whiskey,
which his wife found and emptied on
the ground. This aroused the passions
of Surface and he armed himself with a
club and started after her, chasing her
around the yard and in and out Of the
house, until the noise OF the fray
aroused the town. The men of Krupp
quickly gathered armed with horse
whips, and made their way to the
scene Of the uproar. With few pre-
liminaries the crowd got down to
business and proceeded to teach Sur
face that it is not always safe to beat a
woman in this country. He resisted
strongly and his wife pitched in to as
sist him,it requiring the united efforts
Of three men to hold her. Partly
owing to his stout resistance, Surface
was numerically whipped and is con-
fined to his bed under the care of a
physician and nurse. His body is
literally one solid mass of bruises and
his back is shy several inches of
cuticle. The woman declared they
had been married IA years that he had
beaten her whenever he felt so in
clined, and maintained that he had a
perfect right to do so. But the men
OF Krupp thought otherwise, an opinion
in which Surface will probably concur
hereafter. Wilson Creek World.