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New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
sEEs HIS OWN APPENDIX REMOVED
Veterinary Surgeon Wouldn't Take Ether
Interested in Operation.

DIR. Edward J. Robbins veterinary surgeon OF
-,-.oa Long Island. refused TO take ether when
= "a his appendix removed LAST week He re-
,,,a,Ded Quiet throughout the operation and just
- .s,,s after it he drove FIVE miles to his home.
-rne following day he was attending 10 his practice
The case IS believed to be without a parallel.
= ,otb.ns drove over to the sanatorium of DR..
,-.,,, u Ross at Brentwood. five miles from his
80. horne DR. Ross and Or. Haven prepared TO
.o and as the approached the patient
ter che ether cone he calmly waved her aside
There's rothing the matter with your heart old
- :. rr Ross who is old friend. assured him.
~ ,,o,y n but I'm going the ether out
,,oo,,sa want 20 see the operation said Dr. Rob
h,ns You may paint little cocaine. If you
wish
This was DONE and the operation proceeded stead
ny. without interruption from the patient. whose
head was propped up SO he could every move
ii the surgeons.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
TROUBLE FOR YOUNG PLAYWRIGHT
Creditors After Collaboration with T. Marion
Crawford in New Play.

Chicago. Feb. ia warrant was recently sworn
out it was learned to-day for the arrest OF Walter
ftackett a young playwright on a charge of OBJ
tanning under false pretences jewelry valued at
s1S5 from Lyman, Berg & Co. OF Chicago The
con,nIaint alleges that Hackett obtained the jewery
- Iune 1e0s and rendered in payment drafts which
proved 10 be worthless
Hackett Is author. with F. Marion Crawford. of
The White Sister, which received its first pro-
d,1ction in this city last night Hackett had his
first clash with the courts yesterday. He was ar
rested for non-payment OF board bill Of $500.
said TO have been. due the Stratford Hotel. Al
though he settled this before his came up IN
court he was fined SO Meantime the jewellers
syyore out their warrant Detectives were unable
to find Hackett to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
WARNING FOR CENTRAL AMERICANS
Washington Reported to Have Threatened
Armed Interference in Case of Overt Acts.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune-l

New Orleans Feb 1s-It IS reported here that
message has gone from Washington to each Of the
central American governments, warning them that
the first overt will result in armed intervention
b, the United States and Mexico
Ever since last July there has been unrest in
Central America At that time revolution started
I, Honduras and an American named Lee Can
non was accused of leading a hltbusterng expedi-
+tor into Honduras from San Salvador. He
o,+,,rad and txo weeks ago was expelled from
honduras Charges preferred by Honduras against
San Salvador and Guatemala were repudiated by
the peace tribunal last December This provoked
president Davna on the opening of Congress in
1o,,,,rr 70 make caustic remarks about President
Cebrara of Guatemala and President Ffgueroa OF
salvador The Guatemalan Minister demanded an
instant apology and the expunging Of the offensive
remarks from the record which President Davlia
6ratrr consented to- Later Guatemala withdrew It's
ministers from both Honduras and Nicaragua. and
q is reported tonight that Salvador has done the
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
FLEET IN SETERE GALE
Making Slo1o Time, Wireless Says
1900 Miles from Cape Henry.

Boston, Feb. 16-The wireless station at the
Charlestown Navy Yard tonight received a
message from the battleship feet saying that
the vessels had passed through a severe gale
and had been making slow time. The ships
were proceeding at about eleven knots an hour
when the message was sent The weather at
that time had cleared The feet was about
twelve hundred miles from Cape Henry.
In the evening the Charlestown station
ceived cipher message of one thousand words.
1t will be given to Commandant Swift to-mor-
row. The operator experienced much difficulty
in receiving the message on account of inter
ruptions by amateur operators
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
OLTVER'S NAN WINS.
Pittsburg Victory Stamps HIM
Western Pennsylvania Leader.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.I


Pittsburg Feb 16.-By a majority of about
$4,000 votes William A Magee, Republican
was elected Mayor of Pittsburg to-day. The vote
was light owing TO heavy rain falling through
out the entire day. but the plurality of Magee
in proportion to the votes cast is the largest
ever known in Pfttsburg.
Mr. Magee Will be one of the youngest Mayors
in the United states his age being thirty-fve
years He is and has always been an opponent
of H c. Frick and three years ago was de-
feated for the mayoralty nomination by Frick
This wear Frick is credited with having spent
100000 to keep the Republican nomination
away from Magee. The election Of Magee Is
victory for George T. Oliver. the Republican
leader Of Pittsburg and candidate for the United
states Senate to succeed P c. Knox Oliver
pushed Magee to the front in spite of Frick and
Knox. and the decided victory Of to-day stamps
Oliver as the Republican leader Of Western
Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
DANIEL GUeGENHB1M ON WAY HERE.
Reported To Be Enjoying Fairly Good Health.
but Must Avoid High Attitudes.

laredo Tex Feb 16.-DanieI GuggenheIm
rrastdent Of the American Smelling and Refining
C-on,nanv who recently left Aguas Calientes on his
r-i,.ote car Rivas en- route TO New York, because
II was said the high altitude OF Mexico seriously
go his heart passed through this city to-day
-, the vvav 10 his home in the East
railroad official is authority for the statement
.ba4 Mr. Ciuggenheim enjoying fairly good
health and that while he had suffered slightly
lille in Mexico he had practically recovered his
o,,a1 health The party occupied private
attached 10 the regular northbound International
ord Great Northern train. and IT is understood
that Nr Csuggenheim will go TO New York by way
of St Louis.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
THE DEVIL LED THEM To ALTAR
Toledo's g President of Board Of Public Safety
and Performer Married Here.

Jobn Joseph Mooney, president OF the Board Of
Public Safety of Toledo, Ohio, and Miss Adella
Tslock who played Olga in The Devil were mar
ried Yesterday IN the Roman Catholic Church OF
9. 1obn the Evangelist in East 55th street Brand
It,h,1ocly Navcr OF Toledo, and Mrs. Whitlock and
The brides mother present The ceremony
us rerforned by the Rev John T. oConnen. pas
tor of the Church OF St Francis De Sales IN To-
Iado under a special dspensation
NF Nsoonev met Miss Block four months ago
while she was playing In The Devil" They viii
a6 their honeymoon in the West. Tie wedding
-.e followed by a breakfast at the Hotel Plaza
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
FIVE WOMEN STABBED.
Berlin's Ripper Still at Large
HOuSehOLders ORGANISE.

Berlin, Feb 16-Tha criminal who is assault
ing women in Berlin is still at large Five as
saults were reported to-day All the wounds
inflicted. however. slight Householders
organizing under the auspices Of the police
10 keep a strict watch every street and resi-
dents are taking turns at the duty. The recent
outrages now number twenty-five.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
MAURITANIA MAKES GIL KNOTS
Takes Record for Best Days Run from Her
Sister Ship.

Word Of the breaking of another ocean record by
tho Mauretania was received by the agents Of the
Cunard Line here yesterday in 6 wireless message,
stating that the big turbiner, in the days run
.rdad AZ noon Yesterday, on her voyage from
IIverpool and Queenstown 10 New York. had made
81 knots.
The record for the hest days had been held
bv the Iusitania by her Of $50 knots on
August II The Mauretania's average speed during
her record days run was 2s21 knots The Maure-
tania left Queenstown Sunday
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
IacA REMAINS DISCOVERED.

Lima Peru. Feb .s-Professor Hiram Bingham
g fa-e University. who is in Southern Peru on a
p Of historical research. writes that he has made
-lsooveries Of Inca remains Abancay Of the
Greatest srrorssnc-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17

PHE-EMfssENTLH THE FLORIDA ROUTE.
giants Coast Line r. z. ~. y. Fla Special
s-40 p II. Bway 10th sE-AdSt
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17

The "Iikit' stylish eyeglasses call al Spencer's:
see new Bsight Toric Pebbles. Now g Maiden Lane.
.-AdE4-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
on COMPLETE FLORIDA TRAIN

ONLY COMPLETE FLOHiDN i71iN
carrying both club cal and observatl9n car Is go.
f,oaTd Florida Ltd Quickest train TO ST AuguStles >
VIII through cars Palm Beach. Miami knlshts
Key. Inc. llsS Is way Phone Se44 Ala0'--Aos"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
MRS w a. HaRsEcK DEAD

Nice Feb. ls-Afrs ". II. Harbeck of New Yor
1lec here to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-02-17

Continued on third page.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24
MRS. KAUFMAN PAYS
FINE OF $1OO: FREED

t~Ia.;dreau, S. D., June 2I.-"Guilty
81 battery is the verdict rendered by
the jury at 9 O'Clock his morning In
the trial of Mrs. Emma Kaufman on
.ne charge of numbering Agnes Polreis
a little more than three years ago.
Judge w. G.. Rice at once imposed
the penalty of 500 fine or so days in the
county jail, Moses Kaufman. husband
or n accused, at once paid the fine
ana Mrs. Kaufman was discharged.
me jury went out at 5 o'clock yes
terday afternoon and spent the night in
deilberatlon and was ready to report
"hen court convened this morning.
AT n former trial, two years ago.
the jury was out five hours and 20
minutes and returned a verdict Of man
slaughter, which carried with it a pen
atty OF Q to 10 years imprisonment.
nut sentence was stayed through an
appeal, which. resulted in a new trial
Inc expense to Minnehaha county In
connection with the first trialwas about
S slz,oou' and for the two trials will no
MAINS will return to Sioux Falls to live
permanently is not known.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24
HoMEcOMERs FORM
PERMANENT ORGANIZATIONS

Aberdeen, S. D.. June 2I.-The at
esmaaaes Yesterday at the speaking for
North Dakota day at the Dakota home
coming was very small, and North Da-
.koea was not represented on the pro-
gram. the speakers from that stats
failing to appear. Observation-Disclosures
this, the meeting was a very Interest,"
ing one. the principal talks being made
BY II. II. Keith, of Sioux Falls. GeneraI
:. y Conllin, OF Clark. and Pryfessor
Ropert IS Kerr. Of Brookings. The re-
port OF the committee on permanent
organization was unanimously adonted
it provides for the organization Of
The Early Settlers and Homecoming
ASSOCIATION of South Dakota" WITH
the following officers: President, col
Thomas 9. Orr, of Brookings.
ilrst vice president. Colonel s.. rs.
~ Of Aberdeen; second vice pres
tent, Abe Van Osdel, Of Mis-
sion Hill; ts.ird vice president
a: II. Keith. of Sioux Falls; sec
rotary, T. b. Roberts, OF Aberdeen.
treasurer, c.. N. Harris. Of Aberdeen.
historian, Doane Robinson, Of Pierre
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24
BALLOON ASCENSION
AT NAVIGATION CONGRESS

1ankton, s. D., June 1S.-Arrange-
ilents nave been made here for a bal
loon ascension of a maecitude new 70
the Middle West. During the nayigao
.lon congress mex month the big hal
1901 LIMOS. which made $50 miles
last year from Columbus, Ohio. will he
orongh here and under the plotting
2 q ~ -. Gregory, vice president Of the
SIncago ~aeronautic club, will be sent
up on what it is hoped will be a record
breaking trip Of at least four DAYS,
duration. Lieutenant seney. u. s 4
OF Sioux City, will accompany Nh
Grgsory The big balloon measured bv
buildings, is six stories high n viii
carry four persons.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24
ERECTED
TO FOOL SOLDIER"
BAND OF INDIANS

aberdeen, s. D., June ia notable
feature of the old settlers reunion held
at Mobridge, in Walworth county.
Wednesday, was the dedication, on
Wednesday. of the monument to the
FOO Soldier" band of Indians. Bertel
bison. OF WalWorth county; Prof. R. F.
Kerr, OF Brookings; Col. T.. G.. Orr. of
Brookings, and Mad Bear, a, member
or the band, We're the principal speak
ers. The monument is a plain granite
smart, set upon two native powders.
ana recounts in a few words the deed
of the Foo Soldier" band.
Augus ~, 1862, a band Of hostile
Indlans ra1ded a white settlement near
Lake Chetek, MINI. After killing near
" all the members of the settlement.
Ihey carried away with them Mrs
Jonn Wright II Mrs. william Daily
and three children. Travelling across
the state line into Dakota, the hard
Tor q time Joined old Drifting Goose.s
panu ana then vent west, finally stop-
ping az q point on the Missouri river
near where Mobridge now stands
Whlle they We're encamped there. III
young braves of the Sioux tribe heard
a. Q Pierre, OF the affair and Ia
lermlned to rescue the white women
ana children. Locating the cantivas
the young me proceeded to trade with
aaeir captors, y finally, after giving
aWay nearly all their worldly goods
~ueceede in securing possession Of the
Wiiles, WPom they turned over III Z
white settlement. 9
Years ago Colonel T. G. Orr took IN
sne matter and made an effort tx cot
an appropriation bill passed bv oen
e lor lhe relief of the survivors
OF the Fool Soldier. band mt ,,;th
cut effect. The South Dakota IagisIn
ture nnally passed a bill autnor,zinp
The erection of the monument
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24
the "MAkINGS'
TO DISAPPEAR
AFTER JULY |
Law Banishing cigarets Be,
comes Effective and Pill
Must Take q Hike,

i.efre, $, n, June 21.-Fron and after
july / there VIII be nc more cisaress
smoked in public within this state and
II VIII be unlawful to sell the markings
OF the little coffin nair' to anyone an
der the age of q years.
me stringent law which was passed
AT the recent session of the Legislators.
Almost without a dissenting vote. is as
follows:
1T shall be unlawful Tor an, ner-
son nN himself, clerk, servant, empleye
or agent, directly or Indirectly, upon
any pfetense or by any device TO man
uiacture, sell, exchange, barter, dispose
OF, or give away or keep for sale. any
elgarets, cisaret papers, or cigaret
or anything made or red
LOT the purpose of being filled With to-
pacco Tor smoking; and any person for
tiie violation of the same shall be sl1iltc
OF q mlsdemeanor and Qpon conviction
shaH TOT the first offense pay a fine of
" iess nan sic o more than SOS.
anu the costs of the prosecution. and
stand committed to the county iail ,,n-
VI such costs are paid, ana for the sec
ohd and each subsequent offense. shall
pay, upon conviction thereof q fine of
not more than 500 and the costs of
pdosscHtioh, or be imprisoned in the
county JAN not to exceed so DAYS
provided, that the provision here
u sH1ii nos apply to the sale of job
pers doing interstate business outside
the state.
Public Smoking Tabooed.
Any person under q years who shall
smoke or use cigarets in any form on
any public highway, street. park. or
othef n used for public purposes.
or IN any public place of business shall
arrested by any officer of the law
of UGH offense; and fur,
tnef, 1t shall be the duty of ali such
oilcers upon COMPLAINT of a citizen to
arrest such offenders and a k them
20 the proper court. The court h
impose a punishment at it's discretion
M any sum not to exceed $40. Or im-
prlsollllent in the county Jail not to ex-
seea hVe days for each full sentence.
ANY person who harbors any per-
son under 20 years of age, or grants the
privilege of gathering upon or FREQUENT !
any property or lands held bv him
,er the purpose of INDUCING in the use
clgarets in any form shall be held
% the same penalty as provided in sec
loh of this act; provided. that no
'art OF this act shall be construed so
Is 10 interfere with the right of parents {
" lawful guardians in the rearing and ]
Management of their minor heirs or s
YARDS within the bounds of their own !
'r1Vate premises {
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24
KNOWLES DECIDES
TO ENDURE JAIL
TERM FOR CRIME
VIII Be Locked Up On Prin.
ciple," but Friends win
Pay His Fine,

Sioux ISalls. y u, June l9,-&Urh
speculation has been INDUCED III as to
whether or not Freeman Knowles, FOR
| mcv congressman from South Dakota,
and for ON time past editor of the
Doadwood Lantern, 8 weekly pnhiica-
ton, would pay his fine 81 $500 in &C
cordance With q recent decision of the
United States circuit court Of appeals,
or would decline 70 pay the tine n so
10 Jan. That he intends going to jail
rather than pay the fine is indicated by
q statement made by him in h current
issue of his newspaper.
In the course OF II statement, which
is in reference TO Il case, he follow
ing sentence appears; :" have sent
for n copy of the opinion which was
written by Judge Amidan, and until
the opinion arrives II is impossible to
state upon what grounds the'judgment
was affirmed, AS soon as the remsttiur
from the court of appeals is received by
the clerk of the district court at Sioux
Pennington county Jail" This makes
il clear that Editor Knowles will not
pay his fine. The fine. however, doubt
less viii be paid by friends of the Dead
GOD editor. regardless Of any objec-
toRs he may have,
Friends VIA Help Him.
The Free Press league, which is COM
posed OF Slack Hills friends OF the
former Congressman and present edi-
tor, has taken up the matter of rails
ing the amouas CT The fine, and 1t is
believed vii insist Qpon paying it 10
federal our and thu 90 away
With the necessity Of =. Knowles go
ing to jail.
In his statement Nj. Knowles calls
attention TO the fact that he served
the union army Tor q period OF
years during the war Of the re-
oellion. He also makes q violent at
upon federal courts in general and
federal court of South Dakota in
particular, and alleges that he was con-
7icted by what he terms q packed"
.ury.
At a term of federal court held at
0eadwood Knowles was tried on an in
iictment charging him with having cir
'ulated objectionable matter through
mails, and was convicted. The
article was printed in his
newspaper and referred to the death OF
former Black Hills young wonan as
result of an operation. The Dead
o editor was fine $500 by Judge Car.
and, failing to pay the fine, was
to the Pennington county
all at Rapid City, where he remained
ONE DAYS, or until an appeal had beer
~ the federal circuit court
f appeals, Which a few days ago at.
rmed the action of Judge Garland.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24
CLAIMS LONGEST
RESIDENCE WITHIN
STATE OF DAKOTA
John H, Holsey, of Canton, Has
Lived There for Period of
IS Years.

Canton. =. n, June 1S.-John IL. Hot
SeN, ct this city, lays clam to the long
est continuous residence of any nan in
eastern South Dakota, and barring a
fen Indian post traders and 'squaw"
men. perhaps he longest resident in
tho whole state,
HolSeN came to the territory June 8,
1886 and tn be specific, crossed the
boundary line from Iowa to Dakota
within a few minutes of 6 O'Clock p. m.
of that day. He has maintained n con-
NNNou residence since that time, a
period OF 4S years. n if there is any
person NOW a resident in the state who
can prove Il longer residence, Mr.. Hol-
SeH would like to hear from him.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24
CAUGHT IN CHICAGO, AND
MAY BE SENT TO SOUTH TO
ANSWER MURDER CHARGE

Chicago, June 17.-"Butcher'' Scott.
who is wanted in Clarksville, Okla,
on a charge of having murdered Jo-
seph Marshall, was arrested acre today,
and will be taken south as soon as.
requisition papers a be obtained. The
killing of Marshall is said to have
grown out of a feud between the Scott
and Marshall families.
Two years e. Joseph Marshall shot
and killed Thomas Scott, a brother of
the man now under arrest. Marshall
was arrested. tried and sentenced to.
be hanged. On a new trial his sentence
was committed to IA years im~prison-
ment.
q third trial was granted him and
while he was out on bail awaiting this
trial, he was shot and killed by.
Butcher Scott. according to the po-
Of the home of John Pools. in Clarks-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24
NURSE CURED HIM
AND MARRIED HIM

Aberdeen. S. D., June 10
Frank Alexander, an attorney OF
Mound City, S. D., was so badly
injured in an automobile acct
dent recently that he had to be
brought to the Samaritan hos
pital In this city for treatment.
Following the announcement
of his restoration to health
comes the statement that early
in July Mr.. Alexander will mar
ry one of the nurses at the hos
pttal. The young lady cared for
the lawyer, and the acquaintance
thus formed is said to have
riDened into affection.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24

is FOUND
HANGING IN

Dallas, S. Q. June 19.-Joe V. Pos
picil, a renter on the Don Cameron
farm, six miles northeast of Dallas.
was found dead in a granary by his
Wife Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock. He
had committed suicide by hanging. He
was a Bohemian, Sc years of age, and
leaves a wife and three children. He
had been drinking hard.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24

Recent exploration Of the Athabasea-
iMackenzie region shows that it con-
tains many valuable fur-bearing ami
mails. and it appears also to be the
nome OF the last wild emnan of the
american bison family. The herds of
bison are not numerous, and they are
being rapidly exter1ninated by wolves.
The Canadian musk OK also inhabits
This region. and in the spring, when the
Iivers n springs escape from the
frost. great fiocks sof birds, Including
most OF the migratory game birds of
America, resort thither to breed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24
CENTERViLLE CANCELS
BONDED INnERTEnNEec

C~enterville, S. D., June lS.-The bond
ed Indebtedness Of this city will be
cancelled July /, when the last 81. 900
WaterWorks bond will be called in, The
city feels the need of a first class sew
erage system, the present drainage sys-
TEN pslng Inadequate. AS the senti-
ment is largely in favor of bonding
the city for the construction Of a sew
epage system no doubt the work win
be done this year.
A. E. Damn, postmaster, has lately
a his salary raised to $1,000 per wear
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24

PECULIAR DISEASE
KILLS FARMERS HORSES

Centerville, S. d., June 17.-With no.
horses to use, corn badly in need of,
~cultivating n other farm work press
ing, is the hard luck of Knut Knutson,.
a farmer in this vicinity, who has lost
six valuable horses within four weeks.
A peculiar disease Of the throat and
lungs, which the veterinary surgeon is.
unable to control, causes oath Of the.
animal within three or FOUR DAYS.
knhtson's place is q~uarantined and his:
nelghbors are behind with their work.
on account Of wet weather.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24

BOSTON, MAsS.-The list of IN
jured in h Bunker Hill celebration
Sestsrday nvaled that Of the actual
snattieso f lS4 years ago. Sixty-fve per.
sons were treated at the hosnitals a.
Boston n vicinity for Injuries cansed
by fireworks and pistols and manT
more We're attended by physicians ~
tiieir homes. Fortunately there were.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24
RUNAWAY BOYS ARE
ROBBED AND CAPTURED

Bookings. S, D., June 1S.-Darrow
Bancroft and another boy from Water
town We're discovered in this city yes
terday by an officer after they had left
their homes. taken in the sights and
been aiken in by robbers.
Young Bancroft lost a watch which
was given to him by the mayor of
Watertown for bravery in rescuing C.
". Ainsworth, of his home city, from
the lake at kanapeska.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-24
BROKE HIS WRIST, BUT
BEAT HIS PLAYMATE

Huron, S. D., June 23.-Dixon
Ward, the ~9-year-old son OF HI. J.
Ward and wife, of this city.
while jumping last evening, fell
and broke his left wrist. AS in
dicating the grit of the little fell
low, after the bones had been
set, he remarked to the physi-
clan, Well, l beat the other boy
all right"