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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08
White Chaitels and Black

Tho constitution Of United
without due OF
the ght 10 have the assistance OF
his defense"
1911. John Mcnamara white seEod Ia the
jail denied communication With
manaeld and secretly possible
California The between oUfAN
IzEn DOLLARS AND ORGANIZED MEN on
October. tatimer black man, from Ntknm
James Grey who claimed him
property OF the law for Grey h
Of hundreds mob freedom
cradle Of liberty Grand old wendell
Phillips raised hts hand toward heaven and said;
them trampe on their
bidding Of parchment My curse
constitution of these United sas The war between
ORGANIZED DOLLARS AND ORGANIZED conscience was on
United the Dred Scott decision OF
1857 declared behalf Of Organized Dollars that man was prop
owned used the the human being
blood mountain Of TO TEAR THAT CURSE
OUT the constitution
Mcnamara by the laws
Dollars Indianapolis was
Dollars There this nation
fool believe OF the
labor Under the cona
there appears ONE LAW FOR MEN AND ANOTHER FOR
DOLLARS
the property OF Organized
Dollars still denies equal rights freedom all LET us
rcmake H. with ballots rather than In blood
this
nation the when those denied full justice SHALL
RE CONVINCED THAT WITH THE BALLOT they cannot
down all things which defeat equality before the aw and degrade
tloua manhood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

After working under dlsgnise as
servant girl in several fashion.
able Seattle homes. Mrs. Ida NJ
Wells. a woman Socialist Of Algo.
ma. has come 10 the conclusion
that "domenticA are slaves under
the existing tyranny OF employers. i"
She has developed some ideas ~
TO the mean. If 'reaculng servant
girls from kd,.gcry and lifting them
20 a plane OF womanly dignity aud
independence" which she proposes
To urge Ia Hoclalistic propaganda
Some are embraced ia the needs
listed above
Here's One Case.
Al one example Of the way do
mestics are treated. she cited her
experience NJ one luxurious home
She was employed nj sa5 month.
With tho understanding she was
not 20 do any washing or building
fires.
The firbt morning she was called
upon Ia start n fire while the man
aud wifc prolonged their sleep. She
was then 20 cook some muah and
feed three children mush and milk
az $3.50. Just for exercise she had
20 sweep the whole downstairs.
then AT s;s5 feed three more chill.
drcn- About ? a third breakfast
this Of eggs. toast and matted milk.
10 Mr. aud Mrs. -----. There was
nothing left for the servant. except
scraps.
After these three breakfasts the
servant was ordered 10 the base.
inent 20 Iron. though that wasn't In
the contract She rebellad. she
got Hired without pay. by the lady
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08
Dissertations

OF King : o be operated impeachment
his speech. Don't spanish young
money
WE'VE given Germany dollar diplomacy but she
Of milton dollar diplomacy. Cornelius
OF ambassador.
WISCONSIN recall
except judges missing
the E-S-eye by mile
70 sooeoooo ~ because be growing fast Life
6OSTON'S outs
the Mayflower. long
TO EUROPE BY arshp IA pro
Even had the ashore
aground whatever II Is aeronauieally
BE darn good scout have aim in life and
High please
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

Of the house. She appealed TO the
man az bis downtown office. lie
said he'd pay. but be slipped out a
side door aud didn't come back for
an hour. when Mrs Wells departed
She hired lawyer. who collected
ti25 aud earned the big" fee of
20 cents.
They Went 70 Shows.
In other homes the experience
was repeated with slight variations
She WAS required 10 watch the
house every evening while the
heads" went TO cafes OF shows or
card parties. She was denied any
afternoons off was compelled 70
work from about 9 80 a. IN. 10 10. 30
y. ~. and later. and was allowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

only one evening off In two weeks.
On that night she came home AZ
fisf5 O'Clock Just 10 test her EN-
ployer, mind yOn--and was scOlded.
Servant girls are never allowed
tOsreceiye men friends. She points
out that servant girls chance is
to go out and meet men. But
should she wish diversion. like
4 dance. she Ia expected to be home
By 1880, whereas the employer
stayE ont 10 2 a. m
The life OF servants IL the ruin
Of many girls" said Mrs. Wells.
They are held as chattels. adj
dressed as underliBgs. permitted
no pleasure or recreation. Many
fan under the pressure"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08
Star Dust

= ropAV's GOOD SHORT ONE. ,
= A clergyman preached his !
= first sermon to far western ,
4 congregation rather Scotch and ,
q SAYS;
"No word OF hint revealed TO I
4 me the favor. or dlaiavor. with ,
q Which my efforts had been re. +,
q celved save unly that one man ,
q venturcd TO remark that | ,
q brought him in mind OF !
4 Thomas Chalmers
a Il hurriedly exclaimed; Is
4 that aoY Ia tone which plain. I
4 ~ implored him "a 80 on.
Yes. said he. when ye ,
4 blawed ylr nose. II my cen had ,
q been shut. ! cnd haze swore Il I
= was Chalmers 49, House !
q keeper,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

A REAL LOSS.

Kind Old Lady Wei. my boy.
what Il the matterf
Boy--MuNvSr sent me for tup.
pence worth Of soap. an I've lost
the tuppencr
Kind old Lady Well. never
mind. here's twopcnco for you.
How did you lose ~
piayin' pitch and toss --
Every body's Weekly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

Il don't know what I am ever
golng 20 do with that Dor OF mine
He Is careless and absolutely reck
less of consequences. aud doesn't
seem 10 care for anyone
Good You can make a iaxlcah
driver out Of him "-~nuat0n Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

Bore-Do you believe oysters
have bralnsf
Bored-Certalniy do. since they
know when 10 shut up Milwaukee
Sentinel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08
WhAr Ans IuarlcF-

Little Wiiiic-~Say. pa. why II
justice always blindfoidedf
Pa-Isecause ahs n forever get.
ting a black eye. my son. Chicago
Ncua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

Tho Wise man Ia the newspaper
office sho answers the queries as
TO the value Of rare coins Is gcner-
ally tho one with whom amy kind
Of coin II rare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08
TOUGH ON rnE GARDEN.

Wife (unpaekinE garden utcn
silel-- And what IL this long
handled brush toFf
Hubby on. that's a toothbrush
Y got for the garden rake Boston
Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

Coonists arriving Winnipeg the Of 1910 day
officers
the their ~plunder
Americans s0oo000o
10 be the In ALL haf million citizens sight,
And the towns. Over ESQ Of them will
this 80 BY the Canadian Pacific IS BY the Canadian Northern
i35 BY the Grand Trunk railway.
indeed thrilling
children
the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

For what reason has J y. Nor.
gan kept his hands off CANADA IL
would m In handsomely with his
poescasion Of the reat ~ the West
ern Hemisphere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08
The Way That Is Hard

The way Of the phanropIst is hafd says Mr. Carneg But
harder the the woTkngmen who stand before fiery
children
philanthopist
his chiscled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08
ALL WEAR NO. 2.

You women bear pain more
herolealIy than men."
Who told sou that--a doctorf-
"N0. shoemaker, London
Opinion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08
Let the Servant Girl Use the
Auto and the ParlOr, She Says

SERVANT GIRL NEEDS.
To be called Miss
Use Of family automobile. I
Every evening off duty.
Privilege Of staying out /,
past 10 80 ,. nj. without seold. /,
! Ing
Private parlor for men /,
! guests.
Individual bath.
Full meals. nor scraps. ,
Eight hour day. /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08
AN INVOLVEMENT ARRANGE.
MENT

I'm glad We don't live Ia China.
little Oswald said. 1t must be
awfully tireaome to have Il dark all
day and the sun shining az night
Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08
PINK RIBBON IN
HIS NlGHTSHIRT
MADE HIM MAD

Rabbi j. Leonard Levy OF Pitts.
burg. In his famous lecture, "Tho
Wandering Jew" tells a joke az an
Illustration of the divorce habit.
Here n the joke.
Judge. | want divorce from
my WIFE,
Well, upon what grounds do you
seek a dlvorcef" questioned the
Judge
To begin with. Judge. my wife
ran away with sufffaaot"-
Il do not consider that sufficient
grounds for a divorce" the Judge
broke in
Well. Judge. | don't mind get
ting np, making the fires. cooking
breakfast and sweeping the floors
but when II Gomez 10 putting plnx
ribbon In my nighlnhirt To fool the
baby, | want a divorce"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08
Gently comes the spring a,rippine
Lightly Ger the ieas.
Bringing ell the little flowers
And quaek remedies.

Whenever YOU think you're hard
er up than any one else In tho
world you're SURF TO bump into
some old dercllct around the cor.
ner who has slept In an ash barrel
all night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

Seems that there Ia some disap
pointncnt that when the Mexican
cabinet went out Il didn't take Dial
wlth Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

George proposed last night
"oh' did heT Say. isn't Il too
killing the way he foo1les aud
bushes over itY+
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

Speaking Of hsrsm skirts. u 10
rather significant that women Of
Mrs. ~arren's profession never
dress IN a mannlsh way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

niaE seems terribly reluctant
about taking his blue envelope out
~ the letter rack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

Things this country could worry
along without. Japan'a Traditional
friendship for America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08
State Dental War
aGOOd ThingfOr
The People

The right 81 tho people Ia choose
their own deaiisf depend. on the sue
cr@s % this dental FIGHT
! am now aIsips my persansI aiten.
tion TO my Dental Practice.
What hurts the Dental Combine IT, I
do the same work for half their price
lf you we're Dentist you would want
ih- reputation II doing The best work
nnd having tho most modern Dental
oifics and the largest practice in the
city. would you not7
You would not compete with cheap
John Dentists. but eifh the hiah-tiasa
Dentists FOR half their price. n it paid
you. would you notf
You would want such standing and
reputation az Dentist az would make
tho siik-s'oeking Dentists cnvious OF YOU
would you not7
u your name was Brown. and some
Dental sponge or Dental Combine opened
offices close 10 yours and used your
name 20 as 70 deceive the people and
profit by your reputation. YOU would
want the people 10 know IL, would you
not1
call and have free examination and
learn prices for first-c work suar.
anteed. then have your work done bv
any dentist you ears to 20 10.
REMEMBER. 4 am not DIR. .. H,.,x,.
nor any other Brown. than Just plain
Dr. Edwin .. Brawn, over g. " Suffers
yew.iry store. 7iJ First Avenue. Union
boek' whsfe my offices have been 10
rated for ~ years. Cut this nd out and
bring IL with you.
Open evenings untii g. ana sundays
until 4, for people who work Read my
srtlcle on tho Dental Combine In The
| saturday star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

States every
vitopahs pact
and other irregular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

The Musician but this IL n pas.
sage marked plano softly. you
know.
The Magnafe~-f don't care. A.
the price ! pay you. you have got
70 play IL much iopdeF Lc sourire.
Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

THE PITCHERS REVENGE

~ TOM AkERs
They said I yellow" aud called "A dub.
They vowed that "a lost all my cunning
They said I booked for bum. bush league club
That l wouldn't be called In the running
Perhaps I'm bum
And my arm may be lame
but made 'cm look cheap
Yesterday, just the same.
They vowed would blow" whom got in a pinch.
They thought ia do all sorts of quitting
They foreold that all my curve stuff was a rclnehs
Did you notice them doing much hittingg
Perhaps I'm n Alob
And I've gone on tia bum.
but trimmed EN- afAn
Aud that viii heb some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

What though the field be loslf
An IL not lost. the inconqnerable
will
And study OF revenge. immortal
hate.
And courage never 20 submit or
yield. Milton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

~ALL that be my mo,her"-ASra-
ham Lincoln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

Salesman What size shoc DO you
wearg
Proud PearlyNo. ,. think
Salesman You misunderstood:
didn't ask shat size you liked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

BE A darn good scout. have one
felt for the good Of your community
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

$l.50 PURE SILK RAJAH
Rich handsome ustrouN quality unusually full of good
iong service, ideal for Seattle Tuesday. 90.
yard OOG
GOOD BLACK SILK
Do not try TO get along without black silk garment OF
knd--wast coat skirt or pctticoal-and make II
OF Londons good Black silk.
Here's the kind that delights every pnrest
ber ak the Kind that perfect coiored edge
proves a. and how this SILK does GOT TO wear:
London guarantees a. 30 and % inches IN
Peau de Cyene and Peau de Sole Messane UXG
good Black SILK Values 10 $780, tomorrow ........ OV~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-08

aim In life. and make yourself
VAS Dean Raymond's advice to
IehooI seniors. please memorize.
The evening world., 1911-03-30
CAMORR|STS FAIL
TO WEAKEN STORY
Of THE |NF0RMER
Former Member of Band Firm
Under Hot Fire of Lawyers
for Prisoners.

VITDRBO. March @.-Gennaro Abb
batemaggio. the ipforner. was cross
examined at to-day's sitting OF the
court OF the Assizes which Is trying
the thlrty-six Camoraists for the
murder OF their treacherous associates,
Gennaro Cuoccoio and his wife.
Most Of the questions asked by Pres!-
dent Bisnchl and the lawyers for the
defense concerned matters OF secondary
Importance and were intended 10 I'm
peach the informer. The latter stood
the ordeal very we'll. making many
admissions concerning his own evil
career but ellnging tenaciously to the
story o. Camorrist crimes which he
originally told to the police spy. Mar
shat Capozzutl and submitted In the
form OF ar AFFIDAVIT 10 the court.
Lawyer Tore OF counsel for the d.
Tense. to-day received an Anonymous
letter in which the writer attempted
20 prove what has before been asserted
By the other prisoners, hat TIE cara
b,ncers who ran dow the Camorrists
had manufactured the Cuoccoio ring
evidence.
According TO the police the ring had
been taken from the hand OF Cuoccolo TO
The evening world., 1911-03-30

sometimes a blamed sight harder than
dying.
Every time an American boy gives
n sqLate deal he Is giving a wave to the
star ~spsngled Banner. Don't you al
ways Judge parents bv their children?
And II a boy works hard and behaves
like a good sort generally he's serving
his mother country in just the best way
he can.
he nay grow mp asd 90 to west
Point and IRE cannon for the gag,
or he may 70 into the upholstery
business and sell carpets. but
whatever he does he oan give no
better exhibition Of patriotism
than . simple. straightforward ad-
hsrsncs to the ideals Of mercy
and honor which have givsn Amer
Ice It's great place among nations"
Have you any special advice for the
parents Of the American boyT"
Should Shoot Straight.
Let them teach him TO shoot
straight" said the old soldier grinly.
ANY ms can aim: its the man who
hits that counts. Hes the chap that's
made deputy sheriff IN a Wild cattle
country. or revenue officer among the
| moonshiners, or dis~trlct-attorney in q
big. wicked city.
ut is much harder 10 get tho game
you're after to-day than IL was nfty
years ago. because so many other peo-
pie are hunting in the safne woods.
And there are no many sorts or game
to distract attention from the particular
llrS x.o,,',A pt@kAd nut M the rlEnt
The evening world., 1911-03-30
SHOULD hNow
VOW 70 work


su1 t.vs.u.n tuou'e. sno' o"non,.
o"se ee,ePeu .ne. pu"aIo niu
y "Hsh.''y ii'eres'
~"e N"'''"' !ou"'e'
- ou''y Hoonoster'
ON, that ooy or mine he began.
you Know WHAT'S the matter win
MINT It's nat ne mas had MI 'ho
"' u'u". ".ve Do"t ,"''N ~"
-. IN. ~.
ors, ~r.,s... re-, ~, go
= r..wv 80 ,..,sS ,tm 49, mrch
wh.n ..r, ,,n ~ a. .r,oo, .,y.
him o,a n, nv hes, horses VI.
nro.,,t1v 49, ~ 49,, ~. n.n,.a
h,.,.,a n.causo ,a nod 90 teo, nj, morse
IN . iIv.rv .,ahr. Two miles away, He
.oid n. coutd no, , cord one for abou,
$50 ~ ia send I, RICH, away.
Meanwhile no was regularly over
running his allowance though I nut an
extra nve-soo, into oyery letter wrote
him uil nj, mother warned me TO stop.
But he isn't one blamed bit worse
than a whole lot Of American boys to-
day. They have too much done for
them. Instead Of going out aud chop
ping wood an. working IN tho garden
and milking the cows, modern boys see
tina %.ervants' building the FIRE, the yese-
tables bought In the market. and ,he
milk taken of the doorstep. They are
In danger OF being denied the biggest
advantage any one In the world can
have. the advantase OF knowing how to
work.
should Know How "a Work.
The evening world., 1911-03-30

Drops Dead Giving Niece - Penny.
George A. Dant dropped dead In his
home, No. 10 Courtlandt avenue the
Bronx. last night. when he was about
to give his favorite niece. Lillian Dant.
eight years old. a penny. lie was re-
warding the little girl for being good.
The evening world., 1911-03-30

sent to a hospital az he had threatened
that IL he was punished ne would revea1
the duplicity of the officers OF the les1ea
Subsequently, the letter states, LdtueIlS
was declared insane &c removed fr"'s
the army.
The evening world., 1911-03-30

be sent to Luigi Arena in proof Of the
death OF the man when Arena had de-
nounccd as a traitor to the Camorra.
The carabineers sworc that they found
this ring at the ZONE of a woman com
panion OF the assassins:
The evening world., 1911-03-30

AS proof tina this evidence was fab
ricated the writer OF the letter states
tina: Llttlello, n Gardiner of the legion
OF Naples being offended boxed the cars
Of his superior officer. ~wiercupon, in
stead of being ourt-lnartiaied, he was
The evening world., 1911-03-30

Really. It's harder to make good In
America to-day than It ever was be-
fore. But tho American boy Ia making
good, right straight along. Then Il
must he that. with all his faults. lie Is
some ahead OF his grandfather
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
Another Game Preserve.

The state game commission, at
its meeting in Harrisburg early
this week took up the matter of
establishing another game pre-.
serve, and it is possible that the
fourth OF It's kind Will soon be
under state supervision on one
otthe forestry reservation tracts.
The new game preserve it is in.
tended to establish will be IN the
south central part of the state,
and on one of the state forestry
located IN Hunting.
don, Perry or Fulton counties.
The land will be excluded by
wire, and there will be no hunt.
ing allowed.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
Surprise Party.

A very pleasant surprise party
was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Mort of Maddensville
July 18th in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mort's birthday.
While Mrs. Mort was resting
aftel a hunt for a turkey hen
the crowd gathered. Mr.. Mort
was on his way to Waterfall to
mill. Mrs. Mort was feeling
very bad when the people gather
ed but she soon forgot 1t. Each
one brought basket loaded with
something good to eat which goes
along with good time, and
good time they all had. Those
present were: j. S. Mort and
wife; John Mort wife and chill
dren-Blanche, Robertand Mary;
Blair Mort, wife, and son Ches-
ter; George Mort, wife and chll.
dren-Ernest, Esther, Clara
and Naomi; Easton Stlnson, wife,
and daughter Lillian; Blame An.
derson, wife and daughter Mar
garet; Mrs. Frank Mort and son
Donald, Emory While and wife,
Henry Wilson and wife, Mrs.
William Grove, Mrs. Martha
While, Mrs. Mary Stlnson, Myr.
tie Taylor, Rhody and Clarence
Flgard, and Velve Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort received
many nice and useful presents,
and a number of beautiful post |
cards. In the evening the group
assembled and were photogra-
phed by Rhody F1gard.
ONE Who WAS THERE.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
Gen. KOOntz Gives Library.

1t was found when the will of
General William ii. Koontz, who
died July Fourth at Somerset,
Pa, was probated Saturday that
the feature of the will Is the be-
bequest of a public library to
citizens of Somerset. 1t Will be
built around his own private IL
brary, which is to be held SIX
years by his executor and form.
er law partner, John G. Ogle.
During his life time Gen.
koontz gave away a fortune of
S1,000.O00. The will
shows an estate value at S6O,OOO
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-07-20
Pleasing Event.

On the ESth of last month as
the sun was shining brightly
Just the kind of weather that calls
for something to cool the system,
folks began to assemble at the
home of Mrs. Catherine Connolly
bringing their baskets filed with
good things that would make any
editors mouth water. o, those
cakes, pies, custards, the ginger.
bread, Ice cream, hight rolls,
chicken, ham-ln fact everything
that goes to make up sumptu.
Gus dinner. There was so much
OF it, that the company concluded
to walt until supper time and
finish it up rather than carry any
part of it home. Everybody had
a great time, and went home hap
py. The occasion was the cele-
bration of Mrs. Connelly's send
birthday, 1t was a very pleasant
surprise for Mrs. Connolly and
she received a number of nice and
useful presents.
Those present were: Mrs.
Katharine Connolly, Fannie and
William Connolly, Mrs. Rufus
Horton and children, Mrs. II. o.
While and son Russell, Mrs.
Louis Wlble and son Lloyd, Mrs.
Charlotte While, Grandma While,
Beatrice While, Fannie Miller,
Geo. Tlce, wife and children; Tom
my Jenkins, Merrill Brant, Helen
Everts. Many more would have
been present had 1t not been for
the busy time of the year.
ONE Who WAS THERE.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-07-20

trouble in making the arrest, and
Mr.. Lockard accompanied them
to town without Offering the
slightest resistance.
1t is a very unfortunate affair
for both the parties concerned,
Both men belong to old and re-
spectacle families in the neigh.
borhood, and have been nelghbors
many years. No serious trouble
was known to exist between
them, and there is no known rea.
son for the grave assault. Some
liar has furnished lot of tommy.
rot for the city dailies at so much
per, about the parties concerned
and about the capture. While
there Is something of mystery
about the crime, there is nothing
sensational,