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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
FOOTPAD HITS man
WHO HAS NO GOLD
Higfwayman Disgusted Because
Saloon HOldup Does Not
Yield More
Proprietor and Two Customers
Contribute to the Extent
of Cash on Hand

A masked footpad, armed with q re-
volver, entered the saloon of II. seq
lesen, zoo Twelfth street. a few minutes
before midnight Thursday and ordered
Seglesen and two customers, Joseph
Mitchell and W. L. Flamboe, to throw
up their hands. Then he ordered them
to hand over their coin. Seglesen
parted with $40 and F1amboe with
s11.5O. Seglesen was ordered to empty
the cash register of it's contents, which
amounted to about Sc in silver.
where's the gold?' demanded the
footpad, and Seglesen replied that
there was none. With an oath the foot
pad struck him on the head with the
butt end of the revolver and ran out
of the saloon.
Charles Boyle. laborer living in the
Capitol house, 733 Harrison street,
cashed a check for $3.50 in a saloon
at Harrison and Third streets about
o'clock Thursday afternoon. When he
crossed Harrison street, after leaving
the saloon, four men approached him
and one of them grabbed him by the
throat and choked him while another
took a $40 gold piece out OF his hand.
Then they ran away.
Burglars made hole in the skylight
on the roof of the shoe store of Charles
c. Bradford, 20 East street, early yes
terday morning and stole lao pairs of
shoes, two telescope baskets and a suit
case, valued at 1856 and SIS in coin.
They left on the roof Jimmy" key
hole saw and a piece of rope.
Reppe & Schutts saloon at Twenty
fourth street and Potrero avenue was
entered and $3.50 taken.
The shoe store of Henry Levy, 21204s
Mission street, was robbed of four pairs
of shoes.
The room of Miss A. Howard, 1896
Clay street. was ransacked Thursday
night, but the only thing stolen was a
revolver.
The car occupied by S. Heiman on the
swimming suits, two pairs of tennis
shoes and safety razor stolen.
Mrs. Rosie Rossa, 1865 Powell street,
hid $15 in gold in mattress. and when
she went to get the coin Thursday 1t
had disappeared.
Mrs. Vincent Whitney, st. Francis.
hotel, either lost or was relieved of a
gold bar pin and bracelet Monday.
Francis w. Gallagher, 4714 Point Lo-
bos avenue, was relieved of a purse
containing $3.50 in a saloon at Polk
street and Pacific avenue Thursday
night.
Myer Walk, 5s7 Fulton street, was
relieved of gold watch on a Third
street and Sixth avenue car Thursday
night.
Miss Margaret Black. Key Route ho-
tel, Oakland, was relieved of a purse
containing s26.50 on a Sixteenth and
Bryant street car early yesterday
morning.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA PARK, Feb. I2.-Sixty eighth
day; weather showery; track sloppy.
FIRST RACE-SlxI and a half furlongs, SELL
ing year olds and upward
Odds. Horse and Jockey, W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
50 Ethon (shriner) los ~
4-1-Galyes (Powersl ...... .109154 3 2 III
6-1-Joe Gaitens (Dugan) ;1O2 FL "a
ii 2-5. 1t post S61s minutes on at 1861.
Kerry, Financier, Golden Shore, Anderson. Aunt
Rose, e. NJ Fry, finished as named. Value to
winner 1926 Winner, b. h. by Intrusive Charm.
Trained by P. ]. Williams
SECOND RACE-Three sfurlongs, selling. 2
odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
2-i-Mike Molett (Kingl =. ,1oe 9 2
on at 2:2o My Last, Mary's Lamb. Cesearilass,
Mrs. Frank Hogan, Phosphorus, Camera, Green
Dragon, Shoemaker, Dare Do It., Arthur Rouse,
Gar, finished named. Value to winner 1925.
Winner, ch. C. by Milos Eva Frazer. Trained by
]. shipley.
THIRD RACE-seven furlongs, selling 8
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
10-1-R. del Mundot tGoldstein)107 2 311
16-5-Bye Bye II (Powers) .1l2 10 4 2h2 IL
5-2-sink Spring (Kennedyl .1o7 IL 8
Time-:12 2-5, "a, :36 1-5, :49, 1:01 4-5, 1:15,
1:2S 40 At post 8 minutes. on at 2:4I.
Likely Dieudonne, Tavora. Prince Of CASTLE.
Calmar, Nasmerito, Pinaud, Bud Embry, fin
ished as named Value to winner 1925. Winner,
br. g. by Rel FL Santa Anita Leola. Trained by
G. G. West.
FOURTH RAcE-one mile and furlong, 4
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
2-5-Arasee (Walsh) ..... .101 4 21a
11-5-Red Gauntlet Goldstein)109 l &c 20
16-1-Sum. Cloud (Harris) Jos 8 8n
Time-y13 2-5. 20 SO, :3S i-5. :51, 1:04, /: III.
1880 l-5, 1:45, 1857 10 At post 1 minute. or
at 800. Big Bow also ran. Value to winner
1925. Winner, b. G. by Blues Bunch. Trained
by A. G. Blakeley.
FIFTH RACE-one and quarter miles, sell
ing, year olds and upward
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str Fin.
2-l-Homeless (McGee) 49,. 100 1871
e-1-Yanen tPage) ......,..l02 AZ 2 pa
e-imWhidden Wv . !MullIggan) 95 612s
1:02 4-5. i:16 Id, $780, 1:43 20, 1:57 2-5,
2:10 20. AT post minutes. on at 3:24 Knight
of Ivanhoe, Miss 0fhcous Margaret Randolph,
finished as named. Value to winner 1925. Win
ner, br. 6. by Alan A. Dale Wanton- Trained
by j. Guen.
SIXTH RACE-Fiye and half furlongs, sell
ing. year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
2-1-Fielder (Cullenl ...-..10S 2 III
4-1-voltrome (Yorxe) .....104 AZ al
$50 Is. 1:os s-5. At post minutes. on at
34s. Francis Joseph, salario. Gold Bar, DR..
weis. finished as named. Value to winner 1925.
Winner, b. h. by Greenan-Drusilla. Trained by
j. ]. Hyland.
SEVENTH RAcE-seven furlongs,, selling, 8
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
s-5-Ayontellus IAicGee) ....1I7 h1h
S-5-Iyanhoe (McCahey) ...a.114 II SO
Time-:12 % "a 1-5, 80 As. 40 40,
i:o2 40, lie, 1;So. At post minutes. OFF at
Ezra. Byron, finished as named. Value to win
ner 1925. Winner b. b. by St. Avonicus-Cen-
tella Trained by w. Freeman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
INrERMouNTAIN LEAGuE

CHICAGO, Feb III. ]. Grim hold
er of the Salt Lake City franchise in
the proposed Intermountain baseball
league, and J. G. Strouthers. promoter
of the Butte club, declared today that
the new league is now an assured fact
and that the details remain to be set
tied The new league will embrace the
cities of Salt Lake, Ogden, Butte, Boise
Pocatello and Helena and possibly
Great Falls.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
FRANK III. COAKLEY
FUNERAL ARRANGED
Services for Stanford Student to
Be Held at St. Mary'S

The funeral of Frank H. Coakley,
son of Mrs. r. E. Nulcahy. viii take
place at ST. Mary's cathedral at 10
o'clock this morning, where a solemn
requiem mass will be held. The death
of this we'll known and popular Stan
ford student has caused great grief
among his associates, by whom he was
dearly beloved. The pail bearers will
be Felix T. Hoendorff. Sidney Starr.
Joseph Rosborough, Harry Roberts
Fred u. Gilmore and Hal Allen. The
interment viii be at Holy Cross
cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
Arcadia Selections

First race-snowbaIL Mary #,
Bemay.
second race-Donau, vreeIand,
Regina Arvi.
Third race-Dr. HoIzberg, star
Thistle, Cotytto.
Fourth rnce-Hildreth entry,
Far West, Magazine.
Fifth race--Monyina. Harcourt,
Josie s.
sixth race-Carman entry, c. w.
Burt, Halket.
seventh race-Furnace, Billy
Bodemer, Guy Fisher.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
e half fur Durse old gedlng

Coupled with Judge Henderson.
Time-:26 Is, IA So. At post 2 minutes.
derson, 2 place, 7-1o show; Penn, 1-2 sh
ard. Trained by NJ. Hirseh. Start goo
High price-Gerando so, Henderson 10,
moving quickly, set the pace all the way
right after the start, twas badly outrun
gaining on the winner at the end. Penn
out in stretch, was interfered with near
Others no chance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13

Walters union No. 80 at its meeting
last wednesday night indorsed the cam
didacy of stephen p. Drake of the
cooks union for international auditor.
The union admitted six candidates to
membership by initiatio-~
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
Predict Big
Trade I'm North

week purchasing cars. stock OF tires
and sundFies. Wooton, who Is one OF
the largest agents In the country, ex-
poets a big trade this season from the
present outlook. He expects to put out
15O Ramblers in the southern part OF
Oregon. Elmer Is just as enthusiastic
about the conditions in his territory
and placed a nice order with Thomas
b. Jeffery & Co. The northern men
left last night for their homes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13

George Wooton or Tacoma and
Thomas Elmer OF Eugene. Ore. agents
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
RETAIL CLERKS ADOPT
TIME AND WAGE SCALE
Committee Will Ask Employers
to Sign New Agreement

The retail clerks
union at It's meet
ing w e d n g 8 d a Y
night fOok favora hIa
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13

ute. on at 3:55. Fulford. 60 place, 3-5 show:
Winner, b. &. by Lackford-O Ocypete Trained
ond and third same. High prieezAlIness IO
Clancy, picked him up at the padf6ck and won
speed. but tired and swerved all over the stretch
FL Picaro of badly and improved position very
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13

william Hawke was far from satisfied with
the ride that Jockey Mentry gave his horse Lega-
tee yesterday. and, while he did not make a
formal complaint to the judges. the opinion
which he freely vented after the race created a
deal Of comment The officials may look into
Ghe matter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
The Calls Form Chart of Races at Enlel

Time-:2e 2-5, :5S, LOG, 1:16 2-5. At po
show; Rosamo. 35 place, IA show; Z
Trained by W. Cahill. Start good.
-ROsamo e-5, Gatherings 10, Toll
held field safe entire journey. 7
thoroughly extend himself, but finish
good race, standing a drive gamely.
showed nice speed. Toll Box never
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13

80. 80 4-5. lis AZ. At post
Clancy, 10 place. 4 show; Allness, SIS
by g. Ham. Start bad Won easily
Fulford, ontrun first fire furlongs by
going away. Frank Clancy had the
final sixteenth. AIlness came from far
little. running below his form. Ham
ready, but viii improve soon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13

at PIPE. Gerando 4-5 place. 1-3 show; Hen
Winner, b. c. by Scintlllante llama Wood
Won eleverly Second same. Third easily,
n So Clan 100. Gerando left the post nicely,
always held field safe. Judge Henderson dwelt
the way, but closed In game fashion and was
his race. Recon acted badly at the post bore
dock by Penn, and stopped badly in final furlong.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
CAN'T SHIP C. 0. D.
LIQUOR NEXT YEAR

WASHINGTON. ID. C. - Special -
Hosting a little higher the milk white
flag OF prohibition, Congress has put
a stop 10 the practice in dry states
OF receiving from express companies
packages OF liquor consigned 20 Iske
persons. In Alabama and South and
North Carolina these last years. John
Smith" and John Jones" have not
only proved themselves the most ubi-
ouitous people on earth, but have
ordered whiskey ia a quantity that
would food the surface Of Nicaragua.
At it's last session, Congress, in great
haste. passed a new Federal criminal
code. which viii go into effect on Jan
uary ]. 1910. no shipment, says the
provision in the new law. shall be
made except 10 the bona fide consignee
I Violation OF this section Is punishable
by a fine Of $1,000 and two years
imprisonment. or both.
The shipment Of liquor &C. .. D. Il
4 also prohibited as the express com
pany is expressly forbidden 10 colec
the price OF liquor shipped as inter
state commerce before, on or afte
delivery.
The good old DAYS are no more
when you could late on Saturday nigh
va a dry town run over ard get
uackage for ~John Smith" which Ia
never been ordered. and "likker mp
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
BURGLARS FLEE IN TAxIs
POLICEMAN CAPTURES ONE

NEW YORK Special. When Jay
FOlkart a dyer and cleaner, 23S Flat
bush Avenue. Brooklyn. passed his store
az an early hour Tuesday morning on
his way home from a meeting or the
Washington Club. ne noticed the gas lit.
and trying the door, found the lock
broken Swo fur coats, valued at $3.50
each. belonging 70 customers were
gone.
lie notified the police. and Policeman
Bartholomew Condor. who responded,
saw tive men come out OF an adjoining
hallway with a Valise- They ran and
Condor followed. A faNiCab was on the
corner, and the two men jumped In, and
ordered the driver TO rush 10 the sub
way entrance at Atlantic Avenue Con-
| don jumped into another taNicabs and q
I face down Flatbush Avenue ensued-
The cab containing the two men
f reached the entrance first and they ran
downstairs. Condor was close behind
3 and got one man, who in court said ne
. was John KGlly. aged twenty-four. S1i
Third Avenue, Manhattan. Burglars
tools two gold watches and chains ant
a number Of pawn tickets were found OF
him. Before Magistrate Manner Ia
pleded guilty 20 burglary, and WAS hel'
without bail
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
FINAL GRAPPLE
WITH zELAYA
Nicaraguan Insurgents Plan a General
Assault on Managua, the Capital
OF the Republic.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. - Special. -
The Nicaraguan insurgents are now
ENGAGED IN what is expected TO be the
ensl grapple with the Zelaya forces,
according to unofficial advices reach
ing Salvador Castillo. the representa-
tive here OF the Nicaraguan insurrec-
tionary forces. The advices indicate
that fighting Is I'm progress both at
Rama and GreytOwn. and that a gen
eral assault on Managua, the capital
will follow.
The arms and ammunition landed
early this week from the Norwegian
steamer Itstein are believed now e
DE i'm the hands OF the insurrecuon
lists. and prompt use OF them 10y rs
.-lfa's forces is expected. Senior Cas-
-rfllo pointed out tonight that 10 woul'
+ require less than three days TO trans
mont the munitions from Bluehelds
where the Jtstcin landed them. q
Rama. and that as soon as his com
|ultrIots were supplied. immediate cor
Eict with the government troops wa
inevitable.
The Department 90 State declare
..at d bad received 800 adNices oL an
Kind from Nicaragua All ih4lltI
as CO. the landing %. marines on sic.
S .racrau territory Were met with cNasl
o. replies. lut these were such as to e'
- rise to the belief that some ior'
- us been put ashore to protect Amer
cam interests and 90 rcconuoiter. Ju
i how large this iorce may he. or hc
- Irng o. may bee Intended CAB be he
there. could not even De- guessed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

suhe was passed small incandcscent
the aesophagua. being passed down
until n reached the pin. Through this
globe. Illuminating the passage 10 the
pin.
The point OF the pin lay In such
nosftion that 10 remove Il without first
manipulating IL would have forced II
into the lung. With specially pre-
nared instrument. Or. Jackson finally
turned II in such position that with
a slender hook he caught II by th'
hinged end and drew Il through the
tube. The operation required twent.
minutes.
The parents OF the child were as
founded when informed that the opera
| ton had not required the knife. IN
/ feat Is ciassed as one OF the mos
/ daring performed by Jackson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
R-F.&P.R .R SEEKS TO
ANNULL TAX DECREE

RICHMOND VA-Speoial--The
The richmond. Fredericksburg ano
Potomac Railroad filed q petition
asking the city Circuit Court
TO set aside the decision OF the state
IMPOSING upon the road an asSei s .a.ia
mont and assessment tax or $50
amounting 60 S-o.i-l.s4- nc petis.ou
sets forth The claim that the cofpoio-
ffou is exempt trom such tfancnlee
IAN. and claim that 81 - Illegal lin =
t,roper and In violation of tne faltiVev 2
charter. sutclfNiug. farucN. alie,
f..t nfv-fftn section Of tlc charter At
f,~tre- claims that the decision OF the
commission Imposing the TAX ~ ih ~
1atIon 80 constitutional rights oo1h
.~t. ootftion is neither lengthy nor
+e-1ric-f. ana Is not cioudcd oy strictly
] lcEal terms -t,. az.
4 .fnr. bearing upon taxation or the prop
i .-rt-s WAS -ef aside oN the court lt
ranr and chat This court decision mad'
I rr. question one of 1rsI SrItt ,inen pr,
Z S,,rh petitions ~ protest have been NC
r,-r vrr- 81 ICE 1908. aud a hearing upon un
- rhrrr is now pending In the state sulrcni
Court. - $1,000 -
/ future hearing % the case.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
MONTAGUE MAY
GET CHINA POST
Ex-Governor Of Virginia Considered
MagOOn l. Also Mentioned

NEW Specialize New
York Evening Post publishes me I'i-
lowing from it's Washington CORE
suunoent.
Two more names have been added
10 chose under consideration tnr the
anrotrtr1ent of Minister 90 China.
They are A. j. Montague. former Gov
eruor Of virginia. and Charles D. Ma
coon. al one time Governor Geuerai o-
cuba and previously holding lhe qua
| position OF Minister 10 the repuuhc oi
. Panama and Governor OF the cana
zone
~Ihe third person. whose name. 3
ID known. has been presented 90 th'
+ President. is Oscar Terry crosby,
dent OF Washington and warren
ton. Va
.At present former Governor Mon
Itague has rather the lead OF the Others
lut Ia rs understood that the admin
IfstrafOu hesitates because of the cir
Icumstance that Dir. Montague IS life
ilOng Democrat He was United state
District Attorney for the Western DIS
Itrict OF Virginia under one or IN
cleveland administrations. and wa
elected Governor by the Democrats
/ his own state.
Mr. Montague was one OF commi.
/ sion recently sent abroad BY the GOV
ierument 10 revise and assist In denim
with the representatives OF other pow
] ers the rules OF war al sea anu II
e rights OF neutral vessels IN time or wa
Z Pe has given a great deal OF time
4. The study OF International studies az
I problems.
S prom Virginians ia Washington u
e learned that Mr.. Montague was on
A deferred b. personal consicera nor
= based upon his long friendship with
n Democratic candidate for GOverns
DO from assisting the Republicans IN 1
T. asst gubernatorial campaign In virgin
30 Serious attention Is not attached
re- this time 10 the mention OF Ar. ~
AZ goon's name for the post OF Minister
China. IL is reported TO be the desl
a.. / OF the administration TO recognize
a. / Ma Qoon's past services In some VI
al aud 81 is more In this light that
n name has been suggested 10 the Pre-
40 dent. ,
- From all that can be learned.
&c TAFT has not made up his mind. but
g Weighing the men under considerati
~, carefully and slowly"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
SNAIL BOYS sCAPEGOATS
FOR BIGGER BOY THIEVES

NEW YORK Special. Two small
boy burglars were taken Tuesday from
the Gates Avenue Police Station in
BROOKLYN 10 the Chndren's Society
rooms. charged with steanng one dol
lar and several doorknobs from q
house near their homes The young
STEERS. Joseph =. Bates. ten, OF 800
Lexington Avenue. and Newton T..
Meyers. seven. OF 81 Lexington Ave-
nue.. sobbed ihat they had been the
dupes OF elder boys, who had used
them 20 cover their own thefts.
When the little fellows gave then
ages the police were iucredulous, foi
the children did not 0verreach ths
thirty-six-inch mark. and AS they re-
sDOnded 20 the questions or the oest
lieutenant their big blue eyes cpene'
I ln wonder The boys said they wer'
standing at the corner OF Greene ans
Nostrand Avenues when "a gang o
/ blk fellows" came running up tn
street. The 'blg fellows" asked Bate
land Meyers 81 they wanted som
money. and thrust one dollar into IN
hand Of one. The big fellows ued.
Along came big policeman TOOK
llng for the person who had stole
ld00rknObs and money from 80
iCsreene Avenue. The bluecoat toun
the dollar 60 the small boys han'
Arrest followed. When the mothei
~ the boys were Informed that the
sons were under arrest they rushed
the police station TO regain pOssesslo
OF the deluded lads. but the poh'
! would not release the prisoners
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
LIGHTED PATIENTS
JNSmRS; FOUND PIN

PFTTSBURG. -Special.-Little
Margaret Van Kleek was taken back
10 New York hy her parents, after
having successfully passed through
q remarkable operation here. The
child. fourteen months old. swallowed
an open safety pin and nearly choked
to- death. bat the pin. lodging deeper
In the aesophaggs permitted her after
a time 90 breathe. The frantic pa
rents were advised lu New York that
fhe only way the pin could be re-
moved was b. cutting. az operation
that would Ia an probability mean
death.
The parents had heard 81 a remark
| able operation performed BY DIP. Chew
alier Jackson OF Pittsburg. and
/ brought little Margaret here. By
means % the X .ay the open safei.
pin was located. The child was places
on the table and a tube inserted IA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
HUNG FROM TsEsTLE To
ESCAPE Cars EELL so FEET

NEW YORK.-Special.- seemed
worth the chance TO William Dinlers
farmer. or Babylon. nrty-seven years
old. TO try and save time before day
light Thursday BY crossing trestie
at Springfield. L l.. although he knew
a trolley car was about due. There -
no room for pedestrians on the trestles
which Is thirty feet above the tracks OF
the Tong Island Railroad.
DINER had gone TOO tar 10 turn 49,
when he saw car approaching 81
high speed To escape he lowered hi s
self between the ties. hoping 70 &C eoie
10 cling with his hands until tn9 -
had passed overhead and then ofnN
himself up. But the vibration from me
i ~ Itroad tracks where n treCk-Was kcr
found him just before the arrlvel OF :
I city bound express tie was tAhcn "a
/ Jamaica Hospital with severe ncalD
/ wound. several broken ribs a1o Per
haps internal Injuries
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
PHONE REVEALS
FEARFUL CRIME
Woman MurderousIy Attacked as Shs
Calls Cor Helps Found Win
Her Throat Cut

MINNEAPOLIS. MINN.-Special.-
The buzzer in the police signal room
at Headquarters rang at lO;zO ana
Bill" Martin. the operator. plugged
in" on a private call line. a womans
voice. excited but low. came over the
line. He'll kill me; send aid to
Then Martin heard scream ana
crash as the instrument fell. The
receiver remained OF and the operator
heard sounds OF a struggle. oaths, ana
/ then voices OF women screaming.
Finally the transmitter was picked
up. for another voice. also that OF q
woman. came over the wire. Give
me police headquarters. is this the
police? He's killed her. he cut her
throat She Is bleeding TO death. Send
( a doctor He went out the back way
Send the police down. She's dying
Hurry"
Police and Doctors Sent
Martin interrupted the excited moA-
ologue long enough 20 ind that the
call came from 1923 Second strsss
/, south. A patrol full OF detectives ana
an ambulance with two doctors were
ON the way 20 the place in few min
utes. The detectives found Grace IAV-
. ineston lying unconscious on the nOo'
= near the telephone. Her face had beer
slashed twice with a razor and another
deep wound bad been inflicted undei
her chin.
a The police learned that the womal
n was married last year in Fargo. \. ID
ID TO r. b. NCGill. a railroad conductor
\ he is alleged 20 have been in the hous
4 last night and Quarreled with bel
s. The woman. 30 is thought, feared trou
ld BILE and went 20 another room 10 tel'
g. phone the police. She was I'm the a'
i of summCniug assistance when attach
to ed. Mrs McGnl is in a critical cond
h. tion.