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The Detroit times., 1910-10-12

Booker T. wsshinston's ''Ths story
Of the Negro which presents In his
simple and charming manner . ire
mendous array OF facts.
: Within q little more than 40 years
the Negro farmers Of the southern
states have acquired $4,000 square
miles Of land an area equal to the
whole OF New England. excepting
.-aine, and the Negroes OF the United
states own taxable property worth
more than half billion dollars. The
acquisition OF property by the Negro
is, however. only an Incident In his
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12
SPAIN READY TO
CRUSH REVOLT
Prepares TO Put Down Uprising on
"Ferrer Day"-Monks and Nuns
Flock To That Country.

MADRID. Oct. Iva Hendaye,
France, Oct. 1.-The Spanish Sov-
eminent has completed elaborate
precautions to put down . possible
armed revolt next Thursday. the an
niversary of the execution OF Prof..
Ferrer, the director OF the Modern
School Of Barcelona.
There IL q growing belief, however,
that the Republican leaders will not
select that day az the time for an In
surrection against Alfonso's rule. The
government 10 90 strongly entrench-
ed that unless the army can be re-
lied upon TO Join the revolutionists, an
outbreak on Thursday would be sure
to be crushed. Such q precipitate
defeat would give the cause OF Re-
publicanism q setback from which
II would take q long time to recov-
er.
II Is thought the Spanish Repub.
leans will attempt to lull the gov
eminent into q sense OF security,
pertecting plans In the meantime.
There can be no doubt but that
the Portuguese Republicans had pre-
pared all their plans with elaborate
minuteness and knew exactly what
would be their strength when the first
gun was fired. Such, too, Is said to
be the Spanish Republicans plans.
When the Portuguese republic or
dered the expulsion Of all the Portu-
guese nuns and monks. Spain i'm
nlediately decreed that none OF them
might enter Spanish converts. De-
flying the governments prohibition.
hundreds of clericals are coming In
to Spain and the monastries and con-
vents are receiving them In absolute
defiance Of the government. The cler-
icals' defiance has incensed the peo-
pie against both the government and
the monarchy. The nation is already
overrun with clericals and in many
localities the people have risen
against the fleeing nuns and monks
and attacked them with arms.
While It Ia not believed the Re-
publican leaders have selected Fer
rer Day as the time for the revolt
the government fears the situation
may get ut of hand on that day
and as result every request for
permit to hold a Ferrer demonstra-
ton next Thursday has been refused
with the intimation that II the at
tempt is made to hold a demonstra-
ton. the troops will act with an iron
hand.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12
"A Cavalier Of Virginia.,

Dash and genuine human interest
are prominent features OF "A Cavalier
OF Virginia" by G., Z. Theodore Rob
erts, who is no novice In the literary
world IL is romance which the
reader is 10th to lay aside until he
has scanned the last page. Interwov
en- In the absorbing tale Of adventure
Is charming love story that stirs
the sympathetic emotions. Much OF
the story has to do with the sea al
time when pirates roved the main
and the author does not hesitate 10
introduce wholesale butchery. There
is a compelling movement throughout
and IL is well written. IL. G. Page q
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12

Agents" Hating as a Duty" "The
Folly of Being Sorry and "A Feat OF
Forgetting" On the other hand, his
critique OF the Faust" OF Goethe
strikes one as being a labored attempt
to seem original and different at
any cost. Also the humor, which to
all appearances, the author OF THE
Good OF Life" would have one see In
his performances on paper, can't be
called particularly bright or warm.
tFunk a Wagnalls. New York: Mac
auley's and SheeAan's. Detroit.)
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12
WITH THE POLITICIANS

William B. Thompson, Democratic
mayoral candidate, will deliver his
first real speech of the campaign in
National hall. Willis-ave and Hast.
jngs-st., Wednesday evening. He will
also speak in Turner hall the same
evening and Will wind up the day at
the Italian celebration, following the
Presentation Of the Columbus statue,
The ex-mayor Is billed to speak at
the afternoon session of the Italian
celebrators In the armory. but will
steer clear Of politics in this talk.
Mir. Thompson Is down for three
speeches Thursday night, in Fish
er's hall, Gratiot and Concord-aves !;
Schiller hall, Gratiot and st. Aubin
and the Knights of Pythias armory.
Michigan-ave. and Sixth-st. He will
take in the Board of Commerce ex.
cursion to Buffalo, Friday.
The North End Taft club will hold
another big rally in It's tent at Beau.
bien-st. and Milwaukee-ave., next
Monday night. The speakers an.
nounced are Congressman DENLY
John @ Ross, candidate for lieuten-
ant-governor; Charles Flowers, vii.
liam Martz and others. Proctor X
Owens has not been invited. For the
especial benefit Of the ladies who are
expected, string orchestra has been
engaged and an elaborate musical
program will be given. Postmaster
Homer Warren has agreed TO sing
and Sheriff Gaston's quartet also will
be on hand.
l. The Progressive Voters league. an
Organization OF colored Republicans,
Will hold two meetings each week
during the campaign, on Wednesday
and Friday evenings. The series will
start Wednesday with rally at the
q club. Brewster and st. Antoine
SITS. The Friday evening meeting
Will be held In Pioneer hall, First
|. and Larned-sts.
The East Side DENLY club has ar
ranged a meeting In the interest OF
Congressman DENLY for Thursday
evening. In the hall at No. 1910 Mack.
ave. Proctor X. Owens, Republican
mayoral candidate also will speak.
Chase s. Osborn, Republican candi
date for governor, will start his speak
Ing campaign at st. Joseph, Wednes
day night. He will speak I'm Morenci
Thursday afternoon, and in Adrian
Thursday evening. The state central
committee Is mapping out a regular
itinerary for him, beginning next Mon
day.
A Philip T. Van Zile club, which will
boom the dean Of the college for re-
election as prosecuting attorney, was
organized in the senior class of the
Detroit College Of Law. Monday night
! Albert v. Ulbrich Is president. Other
officers wiz be elected Wednesday
evening.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12
GAME WARDcr hEFoRTs.

LANSING, Mich. Oct. 11.--(Spe-
cial.)-The state game warden today
issued his report for September show.
ing that 1872 cases Of alleged violations
were investigated last month. There
were 70 cases begun and an equal
number OF convictions secured. There
were 81 arrests FOR violations OF the
game laws and q arrests for viola.
tons OF the Ash laws. Twenty-Five
seizures were reported. The fines
collected last month amounted to ST.
O93.35.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12
PLAY HOLD-UP, BUT ROB.
Finding Money On Victim, Corelud
To Take II From Him.

LOGANSPORT. Ind, Oct. H.
Thinking 1t would be great fun to pre-
tend they were highwaymen AM
brighten a boy named William Dia
mond. Fred Schum and George Bos
put on masks and waylaid him as h
was homeward bound from q store.
On nearing his home. Diamond wa
confronted by two masked person
who robbed him of ST. Schum an
Bost confessed to the police that the.
robbed Diamond. only intending L
scare him, but on finding he had 81
decided TO keep It,
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12

The Rev. J. Percival Huget, the new
pnstor Of the First CONGREGATIONAL
church, left Monday for Boston to
attend the triennial meeting Of the
churches now being held In that city.
The centennial meeting OF the Amer
lean Board and the third annual con-
vention OF the Congregational Broth
time. Mr.. Huget. who is a delegate,
swill speak before Joint session OF
the council and the brotherhood on
The solidarity Of the Congregation
turn from Boston to occupy his pull
pit on Sunday. and will leave Monday
again for that city TO remain until
the close OF the meeting. Oct. 20.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12

The Good of Life." by william
Cleaver Wilkinson. The author Of
this volume. which consists OF some
b6 little essays. Is professor of poetry
and criticism at the University of
Chicago. His book shows that he is
not without ideas and that he ex-
presses them quite fuently. Some of
the essays are not only readable, but
likeable as well-witness the ones en-
titled "A Good Word for Book
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12

Mrs. r. +. Beai, rural moil -
rier In California. distributes u1l
from her own autornob1le. "a
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12

Co., Boston; Macauley's and shee-
hans. Detroit-)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
THE NEWLODGE.

Aft:r the institution yesterday of
Washington Memorial Lodge of Perfec-
ton No. 7, Orient Of Virginia, Valley Of
Alexandris, Scottish Bite Masons and
the election OF cfh GERS, full account OF
which was published In the Gszs to OF
that date, the following appcinli7e CHI
cers we're announced by Venerable Master
LsHew: Edgar War6eld, sr', almoner;
T. w. Lathsm, master of ceremonies;
William Lewis Allen, expert; Earl A.
Mcdonald, assistant expert; A thur A.
Paul, captain OF the host.
The work OF institution and the con-
ferripg OF the degrees was we'll exempli-
fed aod those present were much pleased
at its beauty and greatly impressed with
it's solemnisy.
A recess was declared abCu: 6 O'Clock
and tae visitors and members we're en-
tertained ct dinner at the New Hotel
Rammsl. 10 the evening the fourth and
fourteenth degrees were conferred on the
members of the new lodge by James D.
Rowen, thirty.second degree, past veneer
able master vi Mithras Lodge o! Perfec-
ton, No. /, OF Washington who was as
sisted by members of the degree teams OF
Albert Pile Oonsislory, oil Washington,
and Dslcho OonBistory, of Richmond.
The orgsuiz ,tion of Lodge OF Ps'fsc.
in AlexandrIa was the fruit OF lRbors OF
MIR. William G. LsHew, who Is mem
Der Of spnrmont Lodge, No. 50, A. F.
aud A. M, OF Sirasturg, M1uot Yer.
non Chapter, No. IA, Royal Arch Mssons
and Old Dominion CommanderY, No.. IL,
Knights TempIar, of Alexandris, and Ac.
CO Temple, Mystic Shrine OF Richmond.
Mr.. LeHew was ably assisted In the
organization ui the lodge by Messra. }.
B. Dancao, Vernon Slaughter and
Leopold Rubsp, who devoted much time
and labor 10 the work in Rhich they sue
ceeded SO we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
u. D. @.

The annual meeting of the Seven.
teer ta Virginia Regiment Chapter wss
held 10 the Damp Hall yesterday altar.
nom and was largely attended. The
officers rendered their annual reports,
sn,w:pg q good 6uaucial condition and
healthy gEomth OF the chapter. Du'.
Ing the year 500 has been contributed
to The Arlington fund, besides smaller
,ums to various other Confederate WORK,
a Confederate widow cared for sud some
other charitable work done. One new
member VAS proposed. The election OF
officers resulted as follows: FIRST hon.
o,sry president, Mrs. Taomss Perry;
second honorary president. Miss Alice
Colquhoun; president, Mr.. ". a.
smoo,; f;st vics-president, Mrs. VIM. ).
Harris; second vice. president, Mrs D.
Marriott Hill; secretary, Mrs. waiter
W. McOafrev; corresponding secretary
Ms. India Henderson; treasurer, Mrs.
Bay s. Cleveland; registrar. Mrs. Mary
B. Kelly; historian, Mrs. Wilbur Reid.
After adjournment delightful lea was
served by Mesdames Howell, B!tzsr'
Bsrkely, Henderson asd Kelly. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
THE COMET.

On tbs eysnipg of March rs, Halley's
comet passed immediately bshipd the
sua, being 8. that moment about ~, IVY
600 miles beyond the tu1. Bat as the
comet was travelling at the rata OF over
2 600, 900 miles day it passed r1u ID
the suu and emerged in the morning SKY.
at the time of nea;e:t sppIoach 10 tne
quo The conot will be travelling at the
rata OF 81 miles s second aud it will be
OILY sc 000. 600 miles from the sup'
This will occur today.
While the earth is moving in Its orbit
from west TO east, or in direction con-
trary to tae hands Of g clock, the comet
is moving in curve line sronod the sun
from cas-; to west, or 10 direction cor
responding with The hsnds OF clock:
From this it follows that the earth and
Hsllsy's conae. are rapidly approaching
esch other, tie earth moving lS miles q
second, or over $500. 900 miles q day,
and tho comet so miles secoDd, or z
500, 900 miles dsy.
Venus is now morning star and cal
be seen sns clear ncraing shlning ont
In all her glory j1st before snnrisr, and
on the p of May at about 4 O'CLOCK IN
the morniug, unless it should prove cloudy
We may sebo!d the unique spectacle OF
seeing our most beautiful planet pas
throu ,h the tell of the comet.
Thera Ia no uss gazing up lato the
even;sg SKY joss afts, sunset loosiog tor
HalIeg's comet; it is net there. Not un-
ill after May Is shall re see it again in
the evening SKY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
LOCAL BREVITIE5.


The Alexandria Light Iufsrt:y gave
drill OF the street last night.
A meeting of the Reliance Steam Fire
Engine Coupsny will be held tonight.
The Circuit Court for the county was
no! in session today bs7lpg adjourned
yesterday till tomorrow.
Rain fell again at an early hour this
morning. Later the temperature began
to fall and the weather became much
cooler.
The Young Mems Se1ate will NEE t
tonight at which time business of great
Importance to The organization sill be
tranracted.
There was another high tide last night,
the water spreading over certain portions
OF The Strand aud on Kiag STREET part OF
the way between the CID ferry wharf and
Union atreet,
The barge Maryland from Baltimore
arrived today with fertilizer materials
for The Alexandria Fertilizer and Che m.
zeal Company.
A small schooner bound up the river,
on Saturday,, struck sunken pole near
the acid works and stove hole in her
bottom. She Is full of water and bas
apparently been abandoned.
The remains of James Lawrence, the
II months old son OF Mrs. Carrie Wood
Kicker, formerly OF this city, but now OF
Washington, were brought here this
afternoon sDd hurled 10 B ,thel Oeme tsry,
The services were conducted BY Rsv.
Edgar Carpenter, Of Christ Church.
Fort Myer has a millionaire soldier 10
the person of Corporal Albert Myer, j.,
who, sitter attending to hiS duties at the
post during the day, mingles with Wash
iugton society curing the evening, Dor.
porsl Albert Myer, jr., OF Iae signal
corps, ia the milllonsire soldier. He is
a grandson of Brigsdier General Albert
Myer, who served 10 the civil var and
alter whom Fort Myer Is named. Cor
poral Myer decided on q military life,
and enlisted.
Messrs. Thompson & Appich have been ap.
pointed agents for the Aachen and Munich
Fire Insurance Co. of Aix.la. Chapel, Ger
many, and New York.
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES,
the finest that grow for eating, 55c bu.; best
Elgin Creamery Butter, in pound prints, S4c
pound; Fresh Eggs, 2sc per dozen; fancy
Japan Rice, Sc pound; 8 pounds best EVap.
GRATED Peaches, Zoe; lbs. best Large Prunes,
25c; Fancy New York State Evaporated
APPLES, loo h.; cans Pink Alaska Salmon,
25c: cans best Fish Roe, 25c; lbs. Best
Laundry Starch, Zoe; cakes Star Soap, 25c;
cakes Circus Soap, 25c; large bottle NAM
moth Queen Olives, regular price Soc; our
price zoe. VIM. P. WooLLs Son, Roya
aud Wolfe strests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
A Fatal Blow.

Philadelphia, April 1s-As the result
of knock blow received in boxing
bout at the West End Athletic Club here
last night, young" George Cole, color
ed of Merchantvile, N. J., died at the
Presbyterian Hospital today. As con-
sequence eight men, including "Phila'
delphia Jack" O'Brien, proprietor OF the
club were, arrested aud held without
bail to await the action of the coroner.
The knockout blow was delivered at
the end OF the sixth round when Sta ley
Rodgers, slso colored, foored Cole for
the count of nine. A hard punch in the
stomach and right ann uppercut to
the jaw foored Cole again who fell back
On the mat senselese Cole was carried
unconscious from the ring and hurried
TO the hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
GLUT OF FISH.

Never hsd there been knowu auch q
catch If shad and herring In The wstsrs
OF Virginia, and three thousand big nets
and as msny hosts snd crews are work
ing day and night to gather in the crop
Some OF 1t Is hardly worth the gather
ing, and many fishermen pray that the
run of herring aoDld stop and give chance
to bitter fab getting Into the traps
Six of the biggest menhadsn fertilizer
factories have started up in order TO uti-
liza the surp!us herring, aud they are
running day and night to their fullest
capacity with dcz.n beg steamers con.
Veying the herring from the traps. But
for their premature opening the millions
Of surplus berriug would have to be
turned overheard, to drift ashore and
becoma a steuch.-tVirginia Citizen
(Iryipgtoo).
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
BODY IDENTIFIED.

Arthur Lewis, IS years old. of VI
emma, Fairisx county, Hanged himself In
his cell at the Seventh precinct police
station 10 Washington early yesterday.
Lewis refused to give his name or ad-
dress when arrested Sunday. The body
was taken t. the morgue, where 1t was
identified and claimed by relatives.
Policeman Faux Eigia found the msu
almos, UNCONSCIOUS lying in ditch at
Friep dahip Heights, Sunday. Lewis
told Capt. Schneider, after be had been
placed in q cell, tast be felt the disgrace
OF being locked up, and asked Ito be re-
leased. The requ:s. vas refused, and the
prisoner took bis life during the night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
LUNA PARK.

AS bas been slated, Luna Park VIII
be re-cpsned on May %, at which time
the FIRST national midsummer exposition
will be held. A number OF capitalists
have, it is said, selected the park for
Carrying out their campaign of eeu'.tlop.
They have obtained the lease OF this
park, have aheady expended more than
SIS, 600 on the grounds, and will be.
fore the opening Of the gates, on May %,
spend more thousands. The manufac.
turers who have been interested in the
exposition are planning to send perma-
neot exhibits there. The directors
real'zs that some amusemeDts are neces-
ssry, and it is reported thai arrange.
meuls will be made With S.u,a, and
other noted band leaders. O.her smust-
men,s have also been arranged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
ANOTHER STRIKE.

There is more trouble at the Virginia
Glass Works, the u:come of q strike Oh
the part of rumber of boy helpers.
The issue involved Is not clear aud nc
body seems to be able to give the exact
cause of the strike. The proprietors ssked
the aid of the Alexaudris police this
moraiug, sud Officers Young and Fergu.
son vert 10 the scene. The officials of
the works say the tronble gas started by
some of the older boys, the names OF
whom ere 10 be sscertaiued and warrants
i susd for their arrest. They will be
brought before the Fairfax authorities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
POLICE COURT.

lJus.ice q. E. Cation presidlngJ
The following cssss were disposed OF
this morning:
Thomsa Wssbingtou, colored, charged
with Vsgraucy, VAS cent to the cna'o
gang for 90 days. "a,
B,yd Bu,ke, colored, chsrsed win
st,aiins jag OF uhissy from Mack NC
C4u!aS, had his csse continued.
Ernest Mile, charged With feionlou'
assault with knife on John Dnggap,
was sent on to the grand jury. John
Durgso, charged With felonit u, assault
on Eeaes. Mile, Wss dismissed.
a msu, alleged to oHn dog which
had bitt.u boy, was dismissed and the
dog ordered to be killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
CAMERON CLUB.

The fourth and last of the course OF
lectures arranged by the Cameron Club
will be delivered by Hon. Richmond
Pearson Hobson on Wednesday evening
at O'Clock at L:e Camp Hail. Dap
tain Eobson Is so we'll and fsvorably
known that his Lecture is being mos
pleasantly anticipated. The sale OF
tickets has been gratifying to those hsv-
log the Lecture In charge, but those who
have not already secured their tickets,
nay procure them at E. 4. Allen & Oo'a.
drug store, or they may pay at the door.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
Civic IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE.


A well attended meeLiDg of the Owe
Improvement Lesgue was held last night
a. The Chamber of Commerce., Mr.
Edward S Leadbeater, the president, pr.-
siding. Satisfactory reports were mace
|by the caalrmen of the various commit
tees. ,. :.
The chairman of the committee on
schools reported thst gu to numoe' OF
child,en had entered the conteat tor tue
prizas for yards. All children wishing TO
enter this CONTEST have been Instructed
10 have pic ures taken Of their yards and
r. hand them to their teacher. Those
ohio hay: no facilities for taking pictures
I'm, wao uish to enter their yards, In the
contest should give taeir names to tins
teacher and The lie gae will make an Ell
for, to have tbs picture saEen.
The committee on streets having bean
,natrue,et to confer with the city engt-
pesr regarding the location OF the waste
napr. boxes for which Council has ae-
nrop,istsd tie money, reported the 5eiec-
lion of locations. A most satisfactory
report vas made by the Chairman OF the
committee having in charge "c'esniog-
mn dsy," the results being most surprit-
Inc 4 vote of thanks vas gwen
n those merchant, who gave such val
nail, assistance by the Use OF their
gsgcps. A vote of tbaoks was also e1-
tan1ed to Mr.. Jsneeon By whom were
sskep all the picu'es shown at the open
meeting. The city engineer, who wss
n,eaelt, gaze most interesting tslE
alosp lines which will be OF great assist
ancs in the work Of The leasue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
ASSESSORS DISAPPOINTED.

Through typographical error in print.
ing acls of Legislature, 1910, IL was
ststsd that assessors OF lsud in cities and
counties would be allowed So per day BY
the Safe. The psy fixed by the LegIs!'
lalure Is only 81 per day and Au liter
Morton Marye has sent ont circular TO
the CLERKS of courts and the assessors
calling attention to The mistake. The
assessors had received lhs circulars
namiag So IS the pay and thsy are dis
appointed tbat the larger figure is not
correct, as they feel 10 many cases, and
especially In Fredericksburg, that 81 is
too small for the kind of service they are
giving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
OUT MOUNT VERNON PLAN.

Tbs item OF $11, 900 for improving
the Potomsc river a! Moput vernon
wa stricken ont of tbs rivers and bar
aors bill yesterday, for the time being,
on motion of Senator Nelson, while the
messurs wes uader consideration. The
prediction was made last night that as
soon go tie Daughters OF the American
Revolution, now in session in Washing:
ton, discovered this alt ration OF the bill
they would tu,y themselves so tnat the
item would be restored to the bill. The
bill came before The Senate SIS IN CON-
mi e Of !hs whole.
No change was made in the proposed
increase of $4,000 10 $50, 900 Tor the
1mprcyements al Alexsndria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
RECEPTION,

All arrangements for the reception of
the congregation of the Second Presby-
te,isn Oh u .ch tonight by the Westmir-
lister Lasgue o! that church have been
uade, aod an interesting evening is as
sured all who msy attend. A pre-
grsnme of exercises, consisting OF vocal
and Inst umeotsl music, readings, ETC.,
has been prepared i'm the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
HELD FOR TIE GRAND JURY

EfCsst EIlIIs Huu JUHu DuESau Hetc
brought before the Police Court this
morning on the charge of felonicusly as
esuiting each other with knives. The
du,l tick place after midnight several
weeks ago at Duggsn's houee on lower
Duke street. The two men are related by
marriage, aud Mills entered Duggsn's
house wheu a quarrel eneued cuing
Which, Il vas alleged, Mills drew knife
and attacked Duzgnn. The latter also
produced knife end tho two men cut at
each other, Mills coming out secnnt-
best. Justice Cston dismissed Duggan,
but held Mills for .he action Of the grand
iary, fixing his tail at 81, 900.