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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09
Edna Sullivan in Race.

Miss Edna Sullivan has gotten
into the race for the piano, and
she is hustling. The winner of
the prizes may not yet be nom
mated, and if there are others
who want to get into the race
there is yet time.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

The walls of the new Polster
hotel are up to the second story
and the joists for that floor are
being placed in position. The
work is being pushed as fast as
possible. The hotel will be
ready in time to take care of the
reunion business all right.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

Remember that coupons cut
from the News must reach this
Office by the 1st of July to be
counted. Be. sure and see the
date on the coupon, too, before
ron bring it in, as some of the
coupons are out of date.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09
Glow Guffey for a fan.

Theo. Hendrix, quite well
known in this city, was married
on the 2nd inst. to a lady at Car
Isle, Ill. They will make their
home in Clinton, Ill.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

Arthur lakewood returned the
latter part of last week from
Rolla, Mo-, where he has been
attending school.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Judd are
leaving this week for Heavener,
Okla, where Mr.. Judd has inter-
ested himself in a lumber yard.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Haskell re-
turned Friday night from visit
with relatives at Valley Falls,
Kansas.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09
Dan Crowell and Mr.. Lanier of
Galena were in Baxter Thursday.

If you need a paper hanger
and want a first class workman
phone 4042. A. q. PRICE
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

The big pictorial paper for adj
vertising the coming big reunion
has been ordered, and as soon as
II arrives-it will be put up on all
the bill boards in all of the towns
in this section of country. Be
sides, thousands of the smaller
bills will be sent to distant places
to be posted. The reunion this
year viii be the biggest and best
Of any yet held.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

Mrs. Stallsmith left Thursday
night for Indiana to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09
When you want the e. L.
Wright Stock Farm, call up
No. 3Ii9, Baxter Phone.

Misses Irene Sweeney and
Audrey and Swannie Smith at
tended a house party at the
homes of Roy Falls and S. W.
Coglizer in Joplin last week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09
Carter 6 Mcclellan.
Experts in all kinds of
CONCRETE WORK.
Our work speaks for itself
Let us figure with you.

The planning mill force is very
busy just now, turning out a big
lot of work for Oklahoma points.
Some of the work is very fne,
too.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

When yOu want fho
Wright Stock Farm, 0aU ~
No. JIfe, Baxter Eh0no.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

Mound City Paints may cost
a trifie more, but Long-Bell
CO..
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

Miss Margaret and little Bon
ita Black of Fort Scott are visit
ing their aunt, Mis-. B. W. Pat
ton, in this city. 4.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. King of
Eubanks, Okla, are visiting
friends in this city. Mr.. King
is in the lumber manufacturing
business at Eubanks, Okla, and
as soon as he gets cut out down
there he will move back to this
CITY.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09
CDowGuffey for Electric Iron.
Mrs. G. Nichols has our thanks
for another fine boquet.

Prof. Edw. Thompson can do
your up-to-date photo work.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

The big reunion is going to be
big this year, sure enough. Many
new attractions will be secured,
and everything will be on a very
high plane. The license depart
ment is already selling privileges
for the big affair.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

The light plant is now using
oil for fuel. 1t is not known
just how the experiment is going
to turn out in the way of expense,
but an experiment is being made.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-06-09

Mrs. Samuel Binns brought to
this Office last Friday some
mighty nice roses, and they were
freaks, too, in a way. In some
of the roses buds had formed for
new roses, and in some of them
other roses had already grown
out.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
MOTHER ASLEEP,
WAITING FOR SON.
FATALLY BURNED
Live Coal Drops From Crate
and lgnites Gown of
Aged Woman.

Mrs. Mary Cahill. se%venty-four years
old, mother OF Thomas Cshill. a plumber
at No. alG Second avenue. was probably
fatally burned in her apartment on the
second floor of No. 800 East one Hun
dred and Fifth street last evening.
MS. Cabin lives with her son. who is
unmarried. Last evening she was in the
kitchen, awaiting the return home Of
her son, when she fell asleep N an arm
chair drawn close to the range. \ live
coal fell from the crate and ignited her
gown. She awakened to find herself
enveloped In flames.
David Hovis and his wife. who live in
an apartment above the Cahills, heard
the screams OF the woman. lie ran
downstairs and forced the door Of the
Cahlll apartment. While he was smoth-
er.nz the fire with a rug and his coat.
Mrs. Hoviss threw u pailful OF water
over the smoulder!ng garments OF the
woman.
Policeman Matthew Hogan called an
ambulance and Or. Balamuth took Mrs.
Cahill to Harlem Hospital.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
MEXICAN TROOPS
LOSE 600 KILLED
. IN DAYS. FIGHT
Loss of Revolutionists Slight
in Battle Near Casa
Colorado.

Ell PASO. Tex. Dec. 3I.-A special to
the Times from its correspondent In
Chihuahua says:
'Luque's relief column has encountered
four days fierce fighting near Casa Col.
orada. and Its loss II 600 men killed.
The insurrecto loss Is slight. The col
umn Is badly demorallzed. Navarro's
command is still bottled up near Nal
Taso."
Government officials stated to-day
that they had not received any reports
giving details OF the taking OF Nal Paso
by the Federal troops Thursday. They
were inclined to believe that the en-
gagement was only a skirmish and that
few. II any. soldiers were killed.
Gerald Brandon. Mexican Herald cor
respondent. who was wounded In a bat
tie rear Pedernalcs three weeks ago
has returned to Mexico city. He said
to-day that while he was operating d
! camera during the battle "A revolutions
! shot him. Brandon believes that thu
man thought that the camera was SON,
! kind Of IA nrearm. Brandon has com
pletely recovered.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY
FOR HUSBAND AND SON,
Men Sold Their Votes, but Are In
validS and Could Not Answer
Court Summons.

NEST UNION. @, Dec. M-Mrs.
Lawrence Furtwanger. sixty e. i've,
walked into own fifteen miles from
Turn Creek. her home, to-day and on
behalf Of her invalid SON and huSJaai
pleaded guilty to the charge that they
had sold their votes.
Wh"y are two of more than forty who
confessed to Judge Blair to-day.
Mrs. Furtwnngcr's son and husband
both sold their votes for 81, Neither
could appear in person to answer the
rhtIgc. They live In a cabin In the
hlls and have No horse. So Mrs, Fort
wauger rad to walk. She started out az
2 O'Clock this morning and arrived her,
shortly before noon
Judge 4. T.. Blair sent nFc Manche>-
ter mca to iail To-day On vote sellins
| charges. These ar" the first lail sen
tenCC, aCtully executed. although =
su4p,ndcl sentence has been hung over
every unr of the gul,'y men In a.,
/ wholesale bribery INVESTIGATION.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
D|X'S INAUGURAL
CR0WO|NG ALBANY
W|THPARTy CHIEFS
Murphy'S Arrival Starts the
Wire Pulling on the United
States Senatorship.

ALBANY. Dec. 5i.-Ths finishing
touches were put on the inaugural pro-
gramme to-day when word was received
from Bishop Doane that he would be
present Monday to open the ceremonies
in the Assembly Chamber with prayer.
ON account OF the Bishops falling
health 1t was feared that he would he
unable to attend. but as Gov.-elect Dix
Is a member OF the standing committee
OF his diocese the Bishop decided TO be
present.
Bishop Burke will deliver the benedic-
ton.
Secretary OF state Lsxansky will ad-
minister the oath of office. after which
Gov. white. in retiring from office. will
address his successor briefly. . Then
Gov. Dix will deliver his inaugural ad-
dress. After the Inauguration the new
Governor viii hold a reception in the
Executive Chamber for the State Off
GERS and employees, and later IN the
afternoon another for the general pub
lie.
with the arrival OF Charles +. Muir
ply, leader of Tammany Hall, and other
prominent Democrats to-day to attend
the Inauguration, interesting develop
ments IN the contest for United Statcs
Senatorship are looked for. Not since
the days Of the late David b. Hnl have
the Democrats Of New York had an OPP
portunity to send . representative to the
United States Senate. And the rivalry
- .,.lo,s a.rSAaAs u koan
Some time between now and Jan. Il
the Democrats and Republicans In botn
Houses win hold caucuses TO name tho
candidates Whether It will be William
+. sheehan. Edward NJ. Shepard. JUS
,ice Gerard, J. Sergeant Gram. Daniel
+. Cohaian or any OF the others who
have been suggested as candidates by
the Democrats the leaders will be called
upon to decide. The Republicans are
expected to give tne empty honor OF
their vote to Senator Depew.
On the second Tuesday after the
meeting and organisation OF the Legls-
la,ure. which this yea falls on Jar II.
the law provides that both houses. act
ing independently. must vote On the
| candidate openly by a viva VOC vote
The following day at noon both houses
meet Jointly. compare journals and the
candidate receiving the majority Of the
vote Of both Houses Is declared elected
Noted men from all parts Of the State
representing practically every county
had arrived here before noon to-day
and all trains were crowded with Wis
itors to the Inauguration. Every room
In the various hotels had been reserved
and indications point to a record at
' tendance. Gov. Dix's public reception
PROMISES to b. q huge afair.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Sellins; three-year-
olls and upward. five and one-half fur
longs; purse $500. Mark Anthony H.,
100 Davenport, u to |. > To | and even,
FIRST; Marie Hyde. 100 ,BelD, > to |, : to
) and I to !, second; ~Sylvestris. l+ tWE-
SOM. = to |, . to ! and even. tn!ri.
Time, los 10. stafford, Billy Bodcrner,
L.pSl}ie. Lord Nelson, I.adlum star,
Bedmiuster. Mcleod r., Peep over a"1
FlrccatIher also ran ANA finished a.
named.
ycar-olds; one mile.-Trustec, III tGrossl,
n to |, = to | and . to =, won by neck
White Wool, ~ sweeney. 4 to |, . to |
AMI even, second. 1dlewcls-, loo Iler-
hort, Z to .. to . and ! to .. third.
Time, ~ 3-j. Sgrimmage. Fort Carroll,
Iimpet ani Miss Nett also ran ard I'm.
ishcl as anne
The evening world., 1910-12-31
JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dsc. 3i.-The
entries FOR Mondays races are as fol-
lows:
FIRST. RACE Purse; two-ye.rolds;. one.
9l,sI'sE oL 4 , 4 mile :irI'sst SSS'' l4',iS M'r,19
Tnn,nic Thon ,.nn, ils. Gully Burnett, lis; Ter.
,ihle 30, ms Lord %IGfiEl'tGni MS Tilfnnd
IT. " iis; -, ,%aasui'.s'' 'ti M" n 'rrl!sant.' 'Y'ffss;
De- Rose ,Jeddah, ~; % Colonel COOK lis,
SECOND RACE selling maiden three YEAR.
% Is ! \ s'''$% Kn, 4 %;:s,s' ~: ; i sSs,, HfS 3
,,ri Qg,ysr iia, I'm There, 1i2' Il. l..
"%iiiapI lai's,t.. ss .!Ss, ' ami. ss. M, and W ":
j" \, l% rs1&; T%%'lor: TX ,n1,."' So,
ho,sc-, automobile and motor-cyclci men foot
ES sn9 " irae & Il R I. kasn. de To- '9o ri sS" s5 5S'a ,spi /
Il good iracI; m~ulos-namc unknown; catch,
H'ss'sSSii..' 10 iSm Alt44s sii'i ihGcc G rSsio"ifii5i six sof fSrioa sss'
automobile, Ford 10 j.: y lnno'ns star, .'
s SSiot a ti,' / '%%''2TI'' s ,}iSS"'i laS By T. ,a a.; H .s',,
"sI2sTn RACE Selling three %esrold. .snd, up
VIZ 1 Si". .nmarSh%sS, ~; %!!iiiIcnrTy trs'',sc:sdps in
ioii 'W,,%Gdor ,d losl; i,,Sm5e' psr;g '9i ID ha'
' WET Z mtg" io7y ".sH"a'i5daiss,' ,o1; MSisoid +,
"SE1HGSSTTH1 SRR,, RACE selling three.yesrelds m,
inward one mil, aud seventy yards faaIcsala
sioTsmsSS' ,SS; Tamsi, iIca. Tol. Nshmcaas. ito
".bspot.. three pounds apprentice a%llovano
.'Denoie. five pounds apprentice %allow,uc
Weather raining, rnch SLOW.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
CUTTER AND LIFE SAVERS
OFF TO WRECKED SHIPS

BOSTON, Dee, ai.-The heavy north
west gale and freezing heather OF Las,
night and to-day formed a combination
which hampe "a shipping aad damaged
ssserai of the vessels o: the coast!ns
Iieei. The crews OF the orleans and
Espset llfe-ssying stations on the
trearhcrous Cape Cod shore signted a
deeply laden faur-masted schooner dis
playing distress signals this forenoon.
The sails OF the schooner had lcea
blown away and she had apparently
let go both anchors i've miles OFF the
Nauset beach, Both life-savlng c ews
and the revenue cutter Gresham put OF
In the heavy seas 10 assist the die
dressed craft.
The Burnt, Me-, Life Saving station
crew this afternoon wen, TO the assis-
lance OF the schooner Brigadi.r, New
York for ltockland, which displayed
distress signals, The schooner lost hcI
sails and will be towed TO Rockland,
The evening world., 1910-12-31
CONVICT A FELLOW.
Two Men Quarrel In jersey states
Prison and shears Are Used.
lancciai u The Exuninr Wnrid

TRENTON, y. j., Dec. Sl.-Charles :.
Gaines of Newark. who Ii serving three
years in the New Jersey state Prison,
for assault and battery, made n vicious
attack on Clarence Sewell, another con
Wet, with a pair Of shears yesterday.
Sewell's back and shoulders are gashed
In a dozen places.
The two men quarrelled in one OF the
prison shops and without warning
Gaines grabbed his hears and chased
Sewell around the shop. Prison guards
could not reach the convict In time to
prevent the stabbing.
Deputy P~risonkeeper William r.. Tur,
ner. who vas stabbed Thursday BY
Frank Mengano. a convict. IL In a ser,
ious condition and his death II looked
for at any time. Mengano said to-day
he made the attack SO he migilt he sem
to the death chair instead of serving
twenty years In prison.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
JENN|SON IN CHASE
GETS CHILD FROM
DIVORCED WIFE
Broker Races With Maine Sher,
if and Halls Former Mrs.
JenniSOn at Canadian Line.
Special 10 The Evening WORLDLY

l0INEltl ~ ~ f''hh's 'hh'
BANGOR, Me-. Dec. 3l.-Frank FL
wood Jennison, a New York broker.
complained TO Sheriff White Yesterday
that his divorced wife. Eliza beth, had
for the third time In eight years stolen
their daughter Alice. now thirteen years
old, and had started for Canada. Deputy
Sheriff Garland accompanied Jennison
to Northern Maine Junction, six miles
west Of Bangor, and there found Mrs.
Jennison waiting for "A train, she hav-
ing driven out In a carriage. The child
WAS taken from her and she continued
West.
Judge Harding OF tine Municipal Court
refused to grant a warrant for Mrs.
Jennlson's arrest earlier In the day,
stating that lie knew all about the Jen-
nisons and their years of domestic war
! and that he did not consider the arrest
| would be justified.
The Jennisons were married In New
York In 1896, Mrs. ~Jennison being a Ken.
lucky SRI. and a noted beauty. They
lived together Ave years and Their Jenni
son got a decree otyOpsratlon and tn,
custody OF the child. For the next eighr
years lie paid his wife 500 a month, ani
then In 1903 got an absolute decree 1,
Teller County, Col.
Jennlson claims that In 1902 and aga,
In 1905 his wife stole their daughter an
that she has always watched for an op
portunity to get the girl,
Jennison came here a year ago 4
settle his mothers estate. Mrs. Jenni
son followed last March. and lad beei
employed as a soda clerk In a dru'
store.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
Tremendous Sum Wrested
from Smugglers and Others
in Less Than Two Years.
b BEATS PREDECESSOR.
Similar Collections During
Fifteen ltlrs, from 1904 TO
1900, Were S02O, iO2.

Collector 1,cb'' chase or ~srusslers
and successful war on other forms -,
customs frauds during lis adminis.ra
ton has given Uncle sam more cas-,
from this source than had been re-
coivei dulnG the entire forty--hrco
years Of preceding customs adminis,ra.
lions at this port. Under william Loci
ir.. from March. 1909 "a Dec. 81. 1910,
there had boon collected more than two
and one-half times the money taken In
for all of the previous fifteen yea RI
from 1894 TO 1908. For the entire IF.
teen years mentioned there was col.
lected s926,i6?, or an average OF S6i.-
IA per year.
The financial statement OF the receipts
OF the New York Custom House made
puzzle to-day by Deputy Collector II. c.
stuart. dlsoloses forced payments by
Loeb OF fines. penalties and forseitures
amounting to 1851 .21G.
Million and a Hall This Year.
Following the average shown in the
previous fifteen years. this recovery
Of fraud money by Loeb is az much
80 We PA'' 'NFA 'oAi''Ati h III
entire period OF forty-three years.
Loeb's average receipts for the fiscal
year amounts to tl.467.969. In ad-
dition to this. there is on deposit ST.
10000 In ~settl tlent II Government
claims which has LOT yet gone into the
accounts. and IL Is not included In the
financial sta; -ment. This includes 500,
COO paid by the American Sugar Refining
Company and claims In wooden under
valuations and other merchandise.
These figures have only to do with
smuggling and frauds or undcrvaluations
and have nothing to do W duties on
regular imports or collections made from
passengers baggage.
The smallest mount collected from
smuggling and frauds at this port In
the previous fifteen years was In 1895
when only 5000 were recovered.
Loeb in 1893 collected 31,0ii, 1878 from
2e5, $40. From 33i 800 passengers In 1917
he collected sl.716,2lo, representing re
ceipts from baggage examined on tn,
steamship piers. ~ a comparativ,
statement. there was collected in 100
from os2. 7s2 passengers only ss7,s2l, an,
from - .546 in 1905. $40, 9o.
Imports and Exports.
The financial statement showing i'm
ports and exports OF gold. silver an
merchandise for the nscNl year OF 1911
in the Custom House follows:
Imports, gold and silver, 1910. 50, $685.!
compared with sl7,Ss7,s 73 for 1909. EN
ports, gold and silver. 1910, ISL, 1888
compared with si3C, 400, 30 FOR 1899. ES
ports Of foreign gold and SILVER. Sc. 1860
si9. compared with s3.773.l 1862 for 1909.
Imports OF merchandise for 1910. s9i2
6J0,3il, compared with 1891, 527, 7I In 100
Exports. domestic. 1910, SIS. 957 .9Oi. a
increase OF SIS, ooo.0 100 over 1909. when tn
exports were S6l5, 49,. ESQ. Exports
foreign merchandise in 1910 were SIS
sGi,sol. In 1909 they were sl2,j79.1o l.
The total duties collected STOW a d.
crease % 100000 for the year OF III
he duties amounting TO s2ls. iet.2j ]
1909 the moun was se23,3Is, 1874.
The evening world., 1910-12-31

II you decide suddenly tonight TO get
married on the stroke OF the New Year.
or before the present year Is dead. you
VIII find the Bureau OF Vital Statistic.
in Jersey City open. Register Carlin.
who issues marriage licenses. announced
yesterday he would be at his once IN
the City Hall until midnight to help
out couples.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
ODE TO THE NEW YEAR.
BY George -. ousekenbos.

The Future glows eternal with tn
star Of Hope,
The Past, 1t lies behind, and we
rush on,
unmindful OF the lessons It has
taught.
BY untriei ways to unknown fields
beyond.
And leave asother milestone on the
road Of Time.
New Year. We welcome thee, thou
contest as a child.
New born. ana All %unknown, yet IN
thy Infant hand
The hand that holds the secrets o.
the world
Who knows what destinies are
held the while.
To scatter, In their season, Ger the
land?
what Destiny Of Fate hast thou ln
store?
What wilt thou do, the old year
left undone?
what friends restore, what dear ones
lake away
Ere thou hast spanned the cycle of
thy course?
How wilt thou leave us on thy part
ing day?
IN, only Time may tell-thy father,
Time.
Grim Reaper, Time-who led thee
to door,
And 0adc thee, day by day, unfold
the mystic scroll
OF Destinics and Things 10 Coma.
and unknown lore,
| TIL the last page Is turned, and thou
art old,
Then Time Will lead thee back into
the Past,
THEN WE SHALL KNOW.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
YOUNG LlNGUIST HERE.
Van iruucp speaks Eight Ian
guu1es NJ ACE of Twcnty-four,

(ounb Van Leunep, wlo Is employed
as a drag1man ut the Dutcn Embassy
In Turkey and speaks eight languages,
arrived today in the second cabin OF
the French liner La Lorraine, lie is
only t~wenty-four years old,
The young man was born IN lIo'-
lana and uas been Ave years IN Tur-
key, Among the languages he speaks
are English, French. Turkish, German,
Greek, Italian and Russian,
lie Is here FOR a short holiday and to
visit relatives.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
100 BOYS SHARE $4,000
IN STARTING SAVING CLUB.

CLENS FALLS, y. Y, Dec. al
Henry Crandall, an aged pAilLnthropIst,
to-day started a boys saving club by
dividing s2,50 among l1 boys, Each
membc" starting with So must earn
$50, whon Mr.. crandall will give him
the balance TO make a bank account of
slO1, II tas 100 boys succeed in ctrnIng
the required amount Mr.. Crandall will
v.Ve thcm in the aggregate $3.50. Only
boys between Twelve and slNteca years
can belong to ta' club.
The evening world., 1910-12-31
Of POLICE
! STOP DANCE TO
CHECK BATTLES
Guns and Bottles Figure in
Retaw Clubs Entertainment
Till BluecoatS Arrive.
FOUR MEN ARRESTED.
East Side Gangsters, Angry at
New Organizations Success,
Blamed for Trouble.
FOUR MEN ARRESTED,

Fights became so general and shoot
ing 20 premiscuous at the first dance
given By the Retaw Club. a social or
ssnization with quarters at No. 40
Cherry street. at Webster Hall. No. 1is
East Eleventh street, that at $40 this
morning the police descended , 10 the
place and with drawn clubs swinging
sent every man and woman to the street
% She run.
Toe Retaw Club Is composed OF young
rtsa formerly connected with other east
side organization and In breaking away
from the old clubs and forming a new
one some feeling was caused. and when
last nights ball was decided upon some
~ssnssters planned to make trouble.
The President OF the Retaws. Harrison
VI. Luzzi. and Assistant s~ergeant-at-
= rms. John l.. sullivan mot the prlac
tlhtsr). learned OF the expected attack
and secured the services Of Albert Ellis.
n deputy sheriff. who lives at No. i?'
East Broadway, to act as special ofieer.
Twenty Shots Are Fired.
Ellis was standing in front Of the hall
at lU o'clock when three men passed
OCT TO tie street. Instantly three men
hiding In the shadows Of a tenement
across the way opened nrc. More than
twenty bullets were fred and Ellis re-
ceived a CHANGING woun in the chest.
Their the shooters took to their heels
followed by half a dozen policemen.
Louis Gordon. who said he lived at No.
81 East One Hundred and Forty-ninth
street, was caught at Third venue and
Twelfth street. Two blocks further w
the avenue . policeman outstrlpped a
second. who said he vas Barney Hol'
lander. eighteen. Of No. COS South Third
street. Brooklyn. and the third man who
said he was Frank Grimm Of No. 81 Eas'
Tventy-seventh street. was caught a
Broadway and Thirteenth street.
Tho three were unarmed. but three
reviewers. all empty. we.e found II
the gutter In front o, the hall and IN,
men were locked up.
Ht With a Bottle.
After Ellis had been treated at Belle.
we Hospital he went back to the hall
Tkere he WAS me; by half n dozen de
tectives who had been assigned to tn,
place to see that the fighting wa
stopped.
Richard Daily. who according 10 IN,
police Is Chick" DAILY. who succeede,
''Hutnpty'' jackson as leader OF Tn,