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The Detroit times., 1911-05-24


Hotel for Flies and You city, whenever there is big
Won't Have 10 Swat! gathering strangers here the hi
Fy Very About filled the
.vs upon satisfactory begin
show now How We'll You their quota.
IA Feed the Pest to have had o put
< up with third class hotels, but what
when
6nions are at q premium elsewhere
rooming way desirable being the
int In demand always
Well:
Flies are NO LESS PARTICULAR in this respect when
heir annual conventions
guard meeting already getting into
n casting places the following crowd
ytuR
Il That Il, the best places for FLIES to put up
What the fly considers place. with credit for
hs place
place" opinion fly opinion
human transen il the place
expressed
The fly family composed of slaves to the
Consequently you flies your place you may put
lawn that you are CATERING SOMEWHERE ON THE PREMISES TO
THEIR PILATES
IT Is PROBABLE THAT YOUR GARBAGE PAIL Is QUITE TO
THEIR LIKING
you you may discover they bothered flies
That that the flies do not like the place.
parngs
Ing bruhngs the table
them direct COVERED receptacle
alley.
floors in her kitchen
she understands fully that the fly is particular
obout is hotel
aFies' housewife DOES NOT UNDERSTAND THE
MENACE TO HEALTH AND LIFE THERE CONTAINED IN THE
PRESENCE OF THESE PESTS THE PREMISES
Eo flies fully qualified respOn
position realizing the connected with THAR presence HAS
INFORMED HERSELF ON THE BEST MEANS KEEP BUSY
SWAT il slogan
That enough inasmuch the fly has happened in
BUT THE BEST AND SATISFACTORY MEANS OF RID
DING THE HOME KEEPING THEM OFF THE BABY Is
70 APPLY THE OLD RULE OF AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION.
may till the millennium, the
doors and windows and keyhe matter
is rid Of the flies KITCHEN POOR PLACE
(OR FLIES
70 get rid Of flies you STARvE them out.
WITH THEIR RATIoNs CUT THEY BE QUICK TO BID
FOUR PLACE FOND ADEU.
inst human will the hotel where
>hs bin Of fare doesn't suit
Il
The Detroit times., 1911-05-24

byhood days by pons planted In
The Detroit times., 1911-05-24

You have probably taken note, as
a resident of this famous convention
city, that whenever there is big
gathering Of strangers here, the first
class hotels I'LL up first.
The frst-class hotels filled, the
second-class hostelries begin to gel
their quota.
A few are found to have had to put
nm with third .cla.. hotels INT what
The Detroit times., 1911-05-24

beat for the nearest
trolley. Did you everf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
-lnn y n. nntl.na n.lIrn.d 80

.ion 81 ths Ruilsna Railroad Com
.sauy wiii BE- ~ follows
prwlaent Vi e. hrovn, Ner
York. y. y. vife. Preeidehi, G S
Mellea. New Haven. cnan Assist
snt 20 President. " * VANDERBILT.
gr SeN York. n. ~ Clerk y
81 pardee. Nep YoTE. g. e.. A.
sistAat CLERK. A. g Adams Rutland
Vt. Treasures. y J.. RossiisT Nes
Vera. n ~ Assistant Treasures
Louis nsnaer. New York. y 81
GENERAL Manager. q, r. Jarvis. Rut
land VI. Superintendent S !. Col
tou, Rutland. VI. suPt Motive Pow
90. =. G. Cleayer. Rutland VI
Auditor. NJ II, Chamberlain. Kat
,and, VI Attorney. y IS Law
acnce. Rutland. VI. Purchasing
AEeat. n A. Aiken. Rutland, VI.
Chief Engineer. J C. Irwin, Ruiisn,
81. General Freight Agent, Geo
Cassidy. Rutland. Vt; General pai
senRer Agent. c Hartgan Rutland
VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
Estate Of Willis s Bentley,

Order Of Notice Of Allowance Of Acct.
STATE on VERMONT, DISTRICT or
MANCHESTER, 49,
The Honorable Probate Court fsr ne DIS.
friet dforesatd,
To ali persons interested Ia he estate
of " Ills =, BENTLEY lnte ot snndgatv, In
said District deceased,
GREETING
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned the
18th dey VI April next ~ ten oelorl
IA the forenoon Tor examining and allowing
lowing The account Vim. y, Peck, executor
OF the estate uf saiu deceased ana inf q
decree Of the residue 0f said estate 20 the
lawful claimants of the same aud ordered
that public notice thereof be given to All
persons interested ~ said estate ~ publish
Ing this order three weeks successfully pre-
vious 20 the day assigned, ia the Manchester
journal. a newspaper published at hunchNs'
ter IN said District,
TnTREFoRF, you ore hereby notified to
appear at the prphate ufiicc IN Manchester
IA said District, on the day assigned, then
and there 10 contest the allowing ut snid ae'
count II you sec cause aud 70 establish your
right rs heirs, legAtees and lawful claimants
to said residue.
Given under my hand, this roth day Of
.s EDWARD GRIFFITH Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
Estate Of Susan A. Bentley

order Of Notice Allowance OF Account
STATE on VERMONT. District 81 Nsn
ne npsumgie rrptat Cvw for m ne
tq d0ruld
10 ali persons Interested III the estate ~
susan A bentley, late IT SYNDICATE, Ia said
District drCtnsedt ttKNftiNut
MuEMrAs, said court has assigned the iWb
day uiApr, next, for examining Rnu ALLOWING
the account % Mm, 9, teck, Admin
istratur 81 the estate ~ said deHrnstu
and for decree uf the frHit
duo uf said estate te the lawful claimants Of
the same nnd Ordered that puhile netlev
thereof be- given ia all persons Interested
ia said estatehy pnblishing this order three
wpvKs anerasAdNciX neNtuuA 20 the DAY as
signed. tn he MhUrhrsiff journal, n news,
paper Published NJ Manchester 80 sald HIS
triet
THEREFORE. you are hereby notified ~
appear az he iruiialu tti'lce Ia Manchester
10 snid District GA the day nssiehtt, then
aud there 20 contest the allowance ~ said
account " you see cause, ana to establish
your right ~ heirs, lcsatrus and lawful
claimants "a said residue.
Given under my hand. this Nth day Of
March, ltll
a. EDWARD GRIFFITH Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
Estate Of Isollne A. Andrew.
Order OF Notice VIII.


STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Man
chester, ~,
The Honorable Probate Court for hS
District Aforesaid
TO all persons interested IN The estate 81
Isoilne A. Andrew late uf Manchester
IN said District, deceased, GRFGTIss
Attn Probate Court holden at Manchester
within ana for said District on the nth day
Of March 1911, nn instrument pufpOrting
to DO the last VIII and Testament oi
lsollne A. Andrew late Of Manchester Ia snid
District, deceased, was Presented 70 the
Court aforesaid. for Probate,
And Il IA ordered by said Court that the
18th day OF April, 1911 az l0o'clock IN the
forenoon ut the Probate Uiiice IN said
Manchester, BE- assigned for proving
said instrument ana that notice thereof ba
given TO all persons concerned, by publish
ing this order three weeks succas'
lively In the Manchester journal, weekly
newspaper published Ia said District, pre-
ylous 20 thU time appointed
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10
appear before said Court, at the time aud
place aforesaid, and contest the probate OF
snid VIII, ~ you hnyo cause.
Given under my hand al Manchester IN
said District, this 18th day of March. ipli.
AZ EDWARD GHiFFiTH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
rtMllAs NOM nAlL nan.
Passed Amsy Peacefully Az iioRr
o. rounAi

o. roanAi
ahamaa lloKlo uah uho eica u
e. Aoms is Pounal "wednesday
agat ID hla ga year, bad politlca
wcofd which ia one respect has pro
sably Deeer teen equAlled Ia Yer
@t BE had been Chairman Of
ths democratic iowa committee IA
r0naal iar rs C0gilugogs years u
ad alag beea chairman " she
seauiaEiun eeuntY committee for
ser ~ ye4ra he was native Of
be town o. Powaal. where he Sai
sorn January ~. 1888, and with ID
Keepslon Of 5 few years. dur.ne
ais oafiy lsabCgd. bad passed hi
ntira lie IN that community. Hih
.,arcan we're Walton aud Harriet Pa
Aer Hall and bis mother ~ s,ill Nv
az AZ the are Of ~ years with .
.aagAier ID Chicago he was odu.
ated Ia tie district schools Of Pow
al. entered Williams college anc
gradaated In the class Of 1868. Fol
owing bis graduation he laugh,
chool AZ Drury academy IN North
.dams and at warrcLEbmg, N y.
10 studied LAW and vas admitted
. the Bennington county bar In
Us
Always democrat be took an &C
he and serious interest In politics.
Jutlag the past two decades he wal
requtnlly the presiding officer 81
lie tiennial county conventions Of
liz party aud be performed the du
cs Of the position with unusual dis
ity. Al the last convention hello
.rrr IN August he was made life
.cnthsr OF the county committe,
nd resolutions acknowledging his
arviocs 10 the organization were
Gopted. He Was one OF the ardent
.pporters o. Horace Greedy in the
ampaign Of lS72 In 1854 he was
delegate TO the national demoera-
c convention which nominated Gro
er Cleveland for the presidency Up
1898 he had attended every dem
cratic state convention, frequent
as delegate, for 80 years ane
&c would have been present on that
ccaslon but for failing health.
He was postmaster in the town
1 rUwnal during the two Cleveland
administrations So long as his
ealth would permit, It was the Gus
Din Of the annual town meeting tc
lake him lie choice for presiding
.flcer and the election was nearly
ways by unanimous vote. He had
,een one OF the town auditors fol
amy years and had held Other
liuor offices.
The survivors OF the family Other
han his mother. are sister Mrs
ode LolJencrIntz OF Chicago. c
rother Edward James Of Kanawa
iC, ia, and brother Samuel p,
New York,
The funeral was held from the
I3nge nj o'clock Sunday afternoon
nsg. u. n.tt uau
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
ATTACKS yERMoSrs SENATOR

The Messenger reprints toda,
rom The Manchester Journal a let
.er To that paper from PaYson 5
Hild, Of Chicago. former Vci
lonter. who discusses the ease Of
United States Senator Lorlmer a.,
.is claim TO a seat IN Congress iron
he viewpoint Of an lillnoislan, I
nan on the ground From suel
eports as reach the Messenger, IN
impression IL TO be had that Mi
MIA pretty accurately voices th,
general sentiment OF disgust prevail
.ng among most Of the thoughtfu
.,eople Of Illinois over the action o.
he Senate In voting 10 confirm Lori
ner's title TO a seat in that cham
Der.
Incidentally The Journals CORE
spondcnt makes a pretty savage at
Jack upon Senator Dillingham; be
sAuse he voted to seat Lorimer
Most readers will believe that Mr.
Wild is mistaken In attributing I'm
proper reasons for Senator billing
hams vote and that his censure Oh
aim ID too hard and undeseryed. Blu
hey VIII also believe that theh
senior senator, II he had voted al
senator Page did. would have stood
Tor the best side OF the issue and
would have represented the best In
tentions of this state and the ma
ton. The impression Is more OF
less common here that Senator Dill
bingham permitted his clean mine
and instructive regard for elea.
.hinga to be influenced by law
yer's regard for technically In
this matter when he should have ap
pealed to a higher law.--St. Albans
Messenger
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
EAST ARLINGTON.

Rev o. j. Harlie returned from
Boston Saturday.
N. b. Case and wife spent sun
day In Troy.
Mrs. h. II. Gaul Of North Ben
ilngton is In town,
Nj. V. Grant and wife spent
sunday In Bennington,
---Mrs. Norman Madison spent
Sunday at her home In SALISBURY
Wesley Walker, who has beer
III several days, Is slowly improv-
ng.
-E. L. Cole occupies the tene-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
A. X. RiTCHlE BEAD.
W,ll Known II nningtCn Bushes
Man snecnnhs 10 Pneumonia -
Funeral Was Held "Wednesday.


Funeral Was Held "Wednesday.
Alexander X. Richie, president q
the Bennington County Nationa
bank aud one Of the leading bust
moss mon OF Bennington. died at hi
home there Monday morning ate
less than a weeks illness Of pneu
monla. He was at his place Of busl
nefs as uaual last week Monday. but
was unable to leave his bed tht
following morning and steadily fan
"a uutll tho collapse Of a previousl
weakened heart resulted In death
lie was a native OF Scotland. hayinl
been born IN small village nea
the city OF Perth. May 10. 1859 II
came TO America when but 81 year
Of age and entered the employ Of
dry goods house at Pittsficld, Mass
Later he went into the same Ito
Of business for himself IN that city
opuaied a dry goods store q, Wa
rem. Macs. returned to pAtaiicld
came 10 Bennington about 2s yeai
49,.
lie was first 10 business here a
q small store In the Putnam block
later he vas ia the Newton bul'dtnl
Al The corner o. MaIa aad sliye
streets Later he purchafed The
Main street property Al the head o.
school stree, and built the thrc
story brick block whcre Ne was "a
tablishcd al the time 81 his death
He had FOR years been director o.
the Bennington County Naiiona
Bank and following the death Of
the late John s, Holden was elected
president. lie was one 81 the orig
inal stockholders Of the Bennington
Gas Company and the present treas
ureg. ~ had served on the board
Of seloctmen and was aiso village
trustee Rcccutiy he purchased al
in,crut IN the Rutland Dry Goods
company and was the manager Of
tia, baFln,fs a. the time Of Biz
dcalh The surviving members o..
the family sle widow and four
children ~ previous marriage
Kenneth r. Il. Mecrtgor and Mrs
HAfry W Tohey. who reside 80 Pitts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

fleBa. ana Eieanpr 2 vAo iires IL
HfmninEioa
Tha isBersl VS. hsad frnm ihF
haBss Wed aasy e ~ oeiesk AID
gbe le8y sRkea 10 Fititficla Mars
81 pssssa i TROLLEY car fof burial
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

The shutting eoNn "a tAe slate
qaaiuoa IL the PouHney daaid TO-
twe asgn.At pHl Ap.k dt glrc y
hagdlAlp STA those vbo So ttt''
Ilvtsg .A thar Industry
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

Tho loaFnals pewf columns an
sosa,NLAt utNGtd b. grcGs 9,
lac Adyo,tlring Read thcm an 10.
tho contents sill be lRspEAg \
most vko are locking for sAe sai
gains 70 be found Ia merchaaa!hlAh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

The mhay frieads 81 Editor bh
bop. o. tie is!AEd rond Herald
lean WITH sipgaie regret 81 lis az
tfeailg ulaots. The Journal "a
seads ns sympathy aud trusts o.
BIO. bishop Will soon REGAIN bic 0.
cssgoned good heath
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

Every dog owner possessed Q
any Humanitarian sentiments ougl
al this season of the year to kee.
his dog tied up. or otherwise care
for SO as to prevent his deg ehasin
deer ieh are heavy with youht
and unable to escape While IL
snow il deep and more or les
erusted. deer are helpless when pu.
sued by dogs. To illustrate hoN
hell lbs they are II may be truthful
~ stated that man on saowsho'
can, By rapidly walking. easily I'll
out and capture q deer or Kill
with club. and in some section
this brutal method of obtaining vel
son is still ia vogue. ono Of u
Wild game o. the state is OF th
time unable TO protect Itself froi
similar attacks for similar reasonl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
THE WEEK IN PROBATE oou..r

March 81. Estate OF Luther Per
ry. Winhall. Inventory returned.
March "a. Estate of LIanthis
Perry. Winhall. Inventory return.
ed.
March a. Estate of John Hoe
tor, Dorset. Celia Jordan appoint
ed guardian of Arthur Hector and
Marian Hector
Accidents win happen, but the
best regulated families keep DR.
rhomas Electric Oil for such emer.
gencles. II subdues the pain and
heals the hurts,
High Prices for Calfskins
We are paying fancy prices this
spring Tor All grades of Calfskins
II you have anything in this line to
sell, be sure to secure our quota
tlous before selling elsewhere. We
pay the freight. We pay spot cash,
We want to arrange with some one
Ia every Village where we have no
agent. to collect Calfskins, Beef
Hldgs, Horse !lides, Sheep Pelts,
Tallow. Bones, etc. We furnish
money with which 10 buy and we
keep our buyers thoroughly posted
at all times as TO marketSyalues.
Write for full particulars.
CARROLL s. PAGE,
4; Hyde Park, Vt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

Those democratic cauenses heia 8
the state house 10 Albany mus, haS
been petty hol ones to have causet
30 he, 4 eonilas alton as ,ha, ~hi,
eonsnD, d a part q that magnlficeh
strutture Tuegdas night i va
probably caused b. the friction b,
tween the whrttng political element
Al work there,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

ssATn % 0Hia. UfFY - falkno -
slgeas E0NhNss
rsak 4 xhsnNF n13bts @sfh ihai be y
ssasaf fsastnsf ~ she ffHa q d }, Nhfsfg A
CO. aesHg hnAnAss iH th@ a8ff - fnAesla,
aleanas asa state aforesaid, and hai sAae
gifta Nfil tssa asa ssstn - nAh Ni = tHh n
faNl AAtfA f0r each and NputS t@se "a
gAaaFfh thsi aAnadf - rufed ~ TIE Uss 70
HAS tsssrth canf, fuksA 4 tlfH&Ef.
Ns0rn a. iwi0ge ste NMn naAsfAts'a ln my
ssesea.cst III, sss 0ag ~ assass.sissf ~
Wv ~ y tsaEAsas
AnF4I N0tafs Fnhisc.
nsE's GssaFFh cure n fSAtn iessfnziiy.
sz4 Nc4t sifetiis ~ tie tAws1 haa gnaetsas
3 fff#suss "a the sfsfaIas ssH& ftg ttft tuitas
tals free ". g.NAN@EN CO ge8S9o. y.
soaa ~ al Lr-9gIsts. nc.
Is4s ssAs FN@444f F.4as 80 scassasxiscz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife. Matilda Hears
has left my bed and board without
just cause or proyocation. this 10 u
give notice that viii pay no Dilll
Of her contracting after this date
GEORGE MEARs.
Manchester, VI.
March 70, 1911 49,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

ment recently vacated by G. l.
Burns.
Mrs. N. T.. peckem OF Ben.
nington spent Friday at her broth.
sr's, NJ. V. Grant
The Young Ladies Enterprise
Society met with Mrs. Z. L. Buck
tuesday, March 2S.
IN. II. Stafford attended, @Tht
Time. The Place. And The Girl In
Bennington Saturday night,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

Senator Dillingham;. in an 40
areas al Montpelier Tuesday eyenint
comes out suouely against the -
csgroclty measure which is 70 com
before Cougrus at rs next session
ne sgId lie failed to see where III
farmer would BE- much benefited b.
the agreement and questioned u 10
consumer would receive as nue.
benefit as was antic!la cd BY thos
who arc advocating tbs passing Q
the measure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

We also prin, this week comm
nicnlon nom Geo II Thacher &
Albany IN which be iacotiously josl.
d. the editor on au innocent loc
We printed last week IN which the
letter a" was ungitiluiy left o.
Of the word "sugarlng" The let,
sounds just Ike Genial George an.
we would remark in passing that }
il ~ receiving Of such letter
from our frlcr0s that make the 10
of editing live local ncwspapt
worth while.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

A healthy man is king In HIS
own right; an unhealthy man Is an
unhappy slave. Burdock Blood Bit
tiers builds up sound health--keeps
you well
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
PERU.

Remember your dog !lcenRe.
Franklin Lord way In Brattle-
boro over Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Tllden returned to
Providence on Tuesday.
Not much sugar weather, Only
a very little made as yet.
Mrs. Elihu Wilder died on Sat
urday afternoon after long Illness.
She leaves a husband and one son.
Funeral was held from the home on
Monday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
SAY HE ROBBED BROKERS
Ex- Clerk Confesses He Took
Money, Detectives Assert.

In the last three months Lambert Suy
dam. a broker at No. % Pine street, has
lost $500 in cash and jewelry valued at
500. all stolen from his safe. \. c.
Ouackenbush. a broker. whose office adj
Joins that of Suydam. has been robbed,
also
They reported the thefts to the OAK
street station, and Detectives Collins and
Yore were put on the case. Monday the
detectives round a young man lingering in
the Office Of Suydam, apparently making
out some report. and when Mr.. Suydam
went to his Office yesterday they told MN
thfy believed they had found the thief,
Prior TO leaving his office Mr.. suydam
placed $50 in marked money in his safe.
Detective Yore concealed himself in a
closet in Suydams office. The young man
again appeared and wrote for while. then
folded his papers and headed for the safe.
\ few minutes later he closed the SAFE
according TO the detective. and went out.
He had gone only a block when the de-
tective arrested him.
Al the oak street station he said he was
Charles Schaefer of No. GIG McDonough
street. Brooklyn. When the marked money
was found in his pocket. the detective
said he broke down and confessed. and
was locked up on a charge Of grand lar
cenv. Mr.. Suydam said he had formerly
EMPLOYED Schaefer as clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
CONDEMNS BINFORD FILMS
National Board of Censorship Says
Pictures Appeal to the Morbid.

The National Board Of Censorship Of
Motion Pictures issued "A statement yes
terday afternoon condemning the Beulah
Binford motion picture and saying il would
communicate its verdict To it's correspond
ents throughout the country. The state
ment follows:
The Board Of Censorship has carefully
viewed and discussed the Bculah Binf0rd
motion picture. The picture is condemned
because of the feeling that tho sole and
only appcal IL directed 10 morbid curiosity.
this being true regardless of the merits
and dement's of the actual picture
The picture intrinsically fails 10 teach
any lesson except one of sentimental
federation for the girl who takes easy op-
porttnitics To $50 wrong We consitlcr
that the picture. although containing no
positively indecent scene. would have a
demuraIizing tendency. even II II We're
moi known as the Binford picture.
When 10 this fact f. added the present
notoriety of Miss Binford and the way In
which the picture would be advertised IL
seems 10 this board that the interests of
the public and the interests OF the motion
picture business demand thu suppression
Of the fllm
The National Board Of Censorship win
communicate It's verdict - us corresponds
cnts throughout the country and viii lay
the facts before the city authorities VI New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
PATROLMAN SHOOTS COOK
Wounds Man While Preventing
Escape Of Two Prisoners.

Paul A}as, a cook Of No 22S West 27th
street, was shot last night while walking
along Seventh avenue. near 18th street. He
is now Cd the New York Hospital in a
serious condition.
Patrolman Dugau. OF the Old West Goth
street station. was on post at 9th street
and Seventh avenue when an intoxicated
man came up to him and punched him in
the face. Dugan grappled with the big
man, Who later said he was Harry vi
dina. an embaimcr of No 10 First ave
nue.. Nidima broke away and ran, with
Dugan in pursuit st 9th street Dugan
fred one shot ana Vidima stopped There
gas rough and tumble fight
Patrolmcn Cody'and Loeb heard the shot
and came running up Loeb grabbed Vid-
ina and Cody grabbed Castor hbbadie "A
French baker, OF No. 235 West 9th street,
who tried to help Vidima get away.
Vidima was locked up. charged with as
sautine an officer, and Abbadto WAS
charged with interfering with an officer.
Al chat time nothing was known by the
police OF the shooting Of Alas After lodg-
ing the prisoners in the station Cody was
returning 10 his post when "a boy told him
that man had been shot Cody found
Alas Wing on the sidewalk. lie said he was
walking along the avenue at the spot where
ne was found, when he saw the patr0lman
pursuing Vidma lie said he did not see
Dugan fire the shot but heard H. and felt
sure il was the bullet that struck him.