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(CONDENSED POR THE ETEVpEO. $ 94, PERMISSION OF DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & CO. STNOPSIB OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. ‘The rairoad, on whove whedt lands the ranch- ere hold an option, demands an exorbitant pric for. ti 4‘ says it will be sold Fanchers’ heads If necessary. The wheat-grow rm a league, with Magnus Derrick for Pres! bt the road, erlek (Maga! 20, whom the have elected 4° Commissioner to ry ‘uphold thelr reste) 18 to report progress in tnst the ratiroad. We been bought over by iter, one of the ranch ow: Gepetinges, editor of the local reper governet by the rullroad, blackmails Magnum by threaten- 10g te expose’ the fact that Magnze wecured ‘Lyman's election by bribery. Dyke, a former engineer. ruined by the Pat ne train robber. ite 1a pursued by the Sherif’s posse and ta defriended by Anniater, who lends to the fugit! hie beat horse. Dyke takes refuge ‘a detached railroad on- ine. ‘The posse pursues him in another engine. CHAPTER XIV. The Fight. two engines passed each €B9046-005096 9G 1666-0089 HOSHOSHIHDHOSOLELOHE ODD + }eattle: then an | parral i warning, the pistol-nhgts ripped out and HE other, the men firing the while, emptying thelr revolvers, shatter- ing wood, shivering glass, the bullets clanging against the metal work an they atruck and struck and struck. “He's hit." erled Delaney, “I know I hit him. He can't go far now. After ‘im again. He won't dare go through Bonneville.” It was true, Dyke had atood between eab and tender throughout all the duel, exposod, reckless, thinking only of at- tack and not of defense, and a bullet from one of the pistols had grazed hin Rip. How serfous was the wound he afd not know, but he had no thought of giving up. To go on to Bonneville meant certain leath. Before, ax well as behind him, the roads were now blocked. Once more he thought_of the mountains, He resolved to abandon the engife and make another final attempt to get into the shelter of the hills In the northern- most corner of Quien Sabe. He set h teeth. He would not give in, There was one more fight left in him yet. Now to try the final hope, He slowed the engine down, and re- jonding his revolver jumped from the Platform to the road. Ie looked im, Mstening. All around ‘him w an ocean of wheat. sisht. The released engine. alone, unattend- ¢d, drew slowly away from him, jolting ponderoualy over the rail joints. He found his wound was not plunged Into the wheat on Quien &: making northward for a division that rose with Its surrounding. tree of the wheat like an Island, He reached, ft, the blood squelching in his shoes, But tho sight of two men, Portugues farm-hands, staring at him from an angle of the barn, abruptly roused him to-action. Ho sprang forward, with eremptory commands, demanding ors. At Guadainjara Delaney and the Sher- (ff descended from the freight engine. “Horses now," declared the Sheriff. 'He won't go into Bonneville, that’s cei fain. He'll leave the engine between! here and there, and strike off Into the country. We'll follow after him now in the snddle. Soon ax he leaves his en ine h foot. We've as good as got hele hi lud! elr horses, including even the buck akin mare that Dyke ‘had ridden, wer alll at the station. The party swung! themaelvess up. Delaney exclaiming | “Here's my mount.” as he bi Se ho bestrode tha t Guadalajara the two bloodhounda Were picked up again. Urging the jaded horses ton gallop. the party net. off slong the Upper Road, keeping a sharp lookout to right and ieft for traces of Dyke abandonment of the engitie. ree miles beyond the Long Treatl they'found 8. Rehrman holding hie mete dle horse by the bridie and looking at. tentively at'a trail that had been broken | through the standing wheat on Quien Babe. The party drew rein. “The engine parsed me on the tracks further up, and empty,” aald 8. Th . “Boys, I think he left her he: But re any’ one could answer th dloodhodnds gave tongue again as they Picked up the acon ‘That's him," crt on, boys, in There was no on 8. Rehrman, “Get They dashed forward, following th hounds. 8. Behrman Inboriously climbed to his saddle, panting, perspiring, mop- ping the roll of fat over his coat collar. and turned In after them, trotting alone far in the rear, his great ntomach tremulous Jowl shaking with the horse's wnat a d ata day, “Ww! a day.” went Dyko's trail was fresh, and was fol. wed as easily us if made on new Hen snow. In a short timo the posse Swept into the open spa he division house. The two Portuguene Mere atill there, wide-eyed, terribly ex: cited. Yes, yes, Dyke had een there not half an hour since, nud held them up, taken a horse and zalloped to the north: east, toward the Zoothille at the heads waters of Broderson Creek. On again, at full gallop, through the young wheat, trampling ‘it under the fying hoofs, There he fs! Quick, “Took! Look! there he goon! igh on the bare slope of hill, all the pore, looking: ina os tion of Deluney's gesture, saw the Mxure of a horseman emerge from an arroyo, Alled with chaparral. and struggle ute laboring gallop ight the slene. Suddenly. avery member of the party shouted aloud.” The horse had falleh Pitching the rider from the sid . he murmured. mi ie. The man rose to hts feet, + bridle, mised it and the nere dna on alone, ‘The ian. rauwing for a nee ond, looked around, waw > the anes Cited near, then, turning back. «is- Tained nYEreat whoo eeral Deluney re “We've Rot you now." Ato the slopes and valley: dashed the band of horserene (he pills Now so fresh that it could he easily discerned by all, On and on it led them ® furlous, wild scramble straight up the s. The minutes w be ot a rivutot was pataeh: (eee OY “FATHER? NEVER HAD ONE.” Woma Countertetter's Son Held by Children’s pociety. The nine-year-old son of 3 Doherty, who was arreeted in “Drookiyn laet week for counterfeiting, and who ts now in the Raymond Street Jall, was arraigned before Magistrate Brann tn the Yorkville Court to-day by Agent Wlegling, of the Children's Society. Peter is a vory bright Ind. Mrs. Do- herty had a room at No, 315 East ‘Thirty- Atth street, this city, which she rented from a Mrs. O'Connell, After the arrest of Mrs. Doherty the tenants in the house became awere that the boy was withou! food and care and notifed the Childrens Pica pace aera hoy. amatatn thers business. When asked: who om other fence; then a tangle of manzanito; a meadow’ of. wild onts, full of agitated rroyo, thick with cha- nd.scrub oaks, and then, without ran from rider to rider with the rapld- ity of a mating discha apd one of the deputies bent forward in. the saddle, both hands to his face, the blood Jetting from between his fingers. Dyke Wax there, at bay at last, his back against a bank of rock, the roots of a fallen tree serving him'as a ram- part. hie revolver smoking in, his hand. “You're under arrest, Dyke,” cried the Sheriff. “It's not the least use to fight. The whote countty is up.” Dyke fired again, the shot ‘splintering the foreleg of the horse the Sheriff rode. “Dyke,” called the Sheriff again, "for the last time T summot you to surren- er. It was at this moment that 8. Behr- man arrived. He did not observe se posse lying upo.. the ground behind ering rocka ‘and trees, and before any one could call a warning he had rid- den out Into the open, within thirty paces of Dyke's _intrenchment. Dyke saw. Thero was the arch- enemy; the man of all men whom he most hated: the man who had rulned him, who had exasperated him und driven him to crime, and who had In- atignted treless pursuit through all those past terrible weeks, Suddenly, inviting death, he leaped up and forward; he had forgotten all else, alt other considerations, at the sight of thie man. He would dle, gladly, go only that 8. Hehrman died before im, “Eve got you. anyway,” he shouted. an he ran forward. ‘The muezie of the weapon wan not ten feet from $. Behrman’ huge stomach as Dyke drew the trigger. Had the cartridge exploded, death, certain and swift, would have followed, but at thin. ef all moments, the revolver missed fize. 8S. Behrman, with an unexpected agil- ity, leaped from the saddle, and keep- ing his horse between him and Dyke, ran, dodging and ducking, from tree to tree. Him first shot a failure, Dyke fired again and a, at hia enem: mptying his revolver, reckless of con- sequences. Hin every shot Went wild, ore he could draw his knife the posse Were upon htm. Without concerted plans, obeying no signal but the vromptings of the im pulse that snatched, unerring,.at oppor- tunity—the men, Delaney. and’ Christian from one sida the sheriff and the deputy from the other, rushe@ in. They (id_not fire, It was Dyke allve they wanted. One of them’ had a riata snatched from a saddle-pommel, and with this they trled to bind him: The fisht wan four to one—four men iwth law on thelr to one wounded freebooter, , half- exhausted. by days and nights of purault, worn dove ith loss of . thirst, privation: and the grit racking conscious- neas of an ever-present peril. They awarmed upon him’ from all sides, gripping at his legs. at his arms, fis threat, his head, striking, clute ing, kicking, falling to the ground, roll- ing over and over, now under, now above, now staggering forward, now toppling back. stil e scramblin, Through that through fought. struggling group, that mazo’ of twisting, bodies, twining arms, straining le«a. 8. Behrman sw him from moment to moment, his face flaming. nis eyes bloodshot, his hair ma ted with sw Now he was dow pinned under, two men across hin legs, and now half-way up again, struggling to one knee. Then upright again, with half his onemnles hanging on his back. His colossal strength seemed double when hin arma were held he fough bull-lke with his head. A ncore of times {t seamed as If they were about to secure him finally and frrevocnbly, and then he would free arm, a leg. a shoulder, and the group that, for the fraction of an Instant, had sottied. locked and rigid, on ite prey would break up again as he flung. a man from him, rocling and bloody, and he Limaelf twisting, squirming, | dodging, his great fists working like pistons, backed away. dragging and carrying the others with him. More than once he loosened almost every’ grip, and for an inatant stood nearly free, panting, rolling hin eyes, hix clothes torn from his body, bleed: ing, dripping with sweat, a terrible fg- ure, nearly free. The sheriff, under his ttered an exclamation: Ry God! He'll get away yet.” Behrman watched the fight compla- cently. “That all may show obstinacy," he commented, “but it doesn't show com- mon sense.” Yet, however, Dyke might throw off the clutohes and fettering embraces that en circled him, however he might dtain tegrate and scatter the band of foe that heaped themselves upon him, how ever he might gain one Inatant of com , Bome one of his a iy always hung, doggedly, blindly to acm, a leg of a foot, and the others, wing a second's breath, closed {in| again, Implacable, unconquerable, fero| vious, like hounds upon a wolf. At length two of the men managed to} bring Dyke's wrists close enough to- kethor to allow the sheriff to snap the handeufts en then Dyke, claap- Ing his hands and uring the hande themselves as a weapen, knocked down. Delaney by the crushing impact 4? the atecl braceleta upon the cow-puncher's| forehead. But he could no longer pro- tect himself from attacks from. behind and the rinta wan finally passed around hin body. pintoning his arms to his skies, After this {t was uselees to realist. ‘The wounded deputy sat with hia back to a rock, holding his broken jaw in both hands, ‘The sheriffs horse, with Ite splirtered ‘forcleg, would have to. be shot. Delaney’s head waa cut. trom temple to cheek-bone. The right wrist of the shoriff was all but dislocated. ‘The other deputy wan so exhausted he had to be helped to his hore, But Dyke wre taken. He himrelf had suddenly lapsed into aem{-vnconrciousness, unatle to walk. They sat him on the buckskin, Rehr: ian acpnorting him, tha sheriff, on foot, leading the horse by tho bridle. The tit! lon formed and descended Ha, turning tn the erect! A speclai train, one and an engine, would be mide up the and the highwayman would sleep in Vinalla Jail that night. Delaney and Behrman ii inem- in the rear of the cavalcade ax it J off, The cow-puncher turned to hin, chief i “Well, captain,” he sald, stil) panting, ns he bound up ‘hia forehead, "well—w his father was he replied: ‘t never had one.” He was temporarily committed to the care of the Children's Soctety, ——__-— SHOT AT HIS TORMENTOR. Roe Couldn't Hit Brown im Four ‘Tries nt Coney. Jonn Roe, twenty-two, of Kingston, was held for trial In the Coney and Court to-day for shooting four times at Henry Brown, an employee uf jthe “Old MUL" Roe wan also an em- ployee of the “MIN until last night, He had a countrytied appearance and Brown used to guy him about tt, Last nignt Roe drew $9 cnd quit. Then he went out, bought a pistol and came back and fired four tii it Bs hitting hime. He saidcin court. teak os will kil Brown on wight t {7 court thal “let | and Enthusiastically Received —Hallenand His Wife Make a Hit at Keith's. ‘The Castle Square Opera Company's revival of “The Mikado” at Manhattan Beach last night drew a large crowd to “Hon’ Stevens's big theatre. Adelaide Norwood as Yum Yum, Lt Han Swain as Pittt Sing and Maude Ramey as Peep Wo were trreaistibly charming. They were exactly in the ple- ture, and no touch to heighten or to aoften thetr work wan needed. ‘Their delineation was flawless, and one questioned, if such charmers ax these are common tn Japan, why. Major Put- nam Bradlee Strong, in going to the 1 of the chrysanthemum, took May Yohe along. Lady Hope is a beauty in her way, it is true, but then these “Hrtle maids" at Manhattan have beauty too, plus heaps of talent. Maude Lamber! Katisha was ad- mirably sung and acted. She Je slightly rerrintacent of Laura Joyce Bell, wha is familiar in that role. Digby Hell himself 1s now a_spe- cially engaged member of the Castle Square Company. ‘Mr. Bell, as years have given him ditional flegh, hay gained more unctton, and he fairly aurpassed himself aa Ka Ko. His entrance song brought him ai ovation. He went through the par! bvitthely and ly, with the buoyancy of the fan who has the joy of seeing! 0 baseball gamen a dey. And this joKy holds good, for Mr. Bell js one of tha moat violent bagebali enthustasts tn the country. It seemed to those who knew Digby very well that in his ebullient ot feeling he must surely, sooner o1 erupt with one of his ‘tavorite baseball axe. But that he did not shéwe that 1@ has a true reverence for the ereat masters of comic opem. But even at t if Mr. Bell capered into baseball, it la More than probable that any al- lusjon to the New Yorks would have brought teats ‘nstead of laugater. And vie comedian in always out after jaughs. Winfred Goff inde a fine Mikado. Miro Delamotta was a_tuneful_ ané graceful Nanki Poo, and William Brod- erick’a fine baritone voice waa heard to agvantage in Pooh Bah. Fred Hallen and Mollle Fuller _pro- duced yesterday at Keith's an entirely new comedy sketch entitled “The Bleep Walkers.” It 1s a worthy successor of thelr previous little play, “My Hus. band’s Burglar.” In it full opportunity ty afforded for the play of Mr. Hallen’s yle_of work and Miss Fuller's talent or polite comedy. It could stand a ttle brightening up, and this will un- NO MERCY FORWIFE-BEATER HAS MAGISTRATE O'REILLY. Speedy Judgment Awaits One That Is Brought Be- fore Him. Wife-beaters unfortunate enough to be arraigned before Magistrate O'Reilly, in Brooklyn, may expect sentences that will surprise them. The Magistrate has started a cru- sade on wife-beaters and promises to make it a scarge offenee in his district while he is on the bench. He began with a man of the name of Burkhart yesterday, sending him to jall for twenty-nine days, He now announces that every wife-beater brought before him will get the Mmit unless there should be exten- uating circumstances. Magistrate O'Reilly in the following statement gives his views on wife-beaters: BY MAGISTRATE O'REILLY. “I have no use for a wife-beater. A man who would strike his wife would Not stand up before another man and fight. That has been my experience with these men when I question them. “I find that most of the wife-veaters are dissolute fellows who will not work. They compel their wives to work, take THE: WORLD: TUESD. MIKADO” AT MANHATTAN; ERIN NEW COMEDY. MISS FULL | } €| Opera Admirably Sung! AY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1901: DOGOGOGOSO Goubtedly be done in time, with the re- sult that they will have a valuable bit of theatrical property. | i Oscar Hammerstein Inst night intro- duced to New York_a new novelty in the person of Mile. Thals, who gave a series of classic dancex antl poses In ‘aradise Garden. The French woman's act went woll, She presents a series of pictures which for color and pose are gratifying to the ey Charles BL Ware ng writer, singer and son, . Was the stara at yesterd. ng “Magy, Mazy, Fine and latest production, ‘1 turns popular He bexan w gail then fol “Strike Un the B Beat the Band." Yours and.” How th Ani he Isn't done ye New feutures Grove were warmly received. ‘The cool weather has increased the at- AES neS erage seers ato es THE CONTRIBUTORS. “Florodora” also had a big houee last . night AL and Th art, Arge audl ARE YOU A SKEPTIC? Tion't stand in your own Mgbt, but dey @ KINEO LUCKY STONE It wilt do tor you. Hundreds have + a6 these extracts from letters t FIEND ADMITS MURDER OF GIRL. -<——___———_ kod Tuc \. Aad a gentleman seat his check for he Lueky Stone has browght me the taslosed Dive-Keeper Near Paterson, N. J., Confesses Drugging Harriet Cassel and Disappears. mu who on the shore of » miles More ved ow DR. SCOTT’S $ Electric Hair Brush, 1 It positively crres nervous headaches, dandruff aed sevot the scalp, makes bale long and gloaey, . lf not satisfactory, money Guarantee wilt be relanded.” Bristia not wire EO. A. SCOTT, that Harriet ¢ ir-old daught and trees, Gave Morgan (a ov Broadway, NewYork. Amusements. midnight its ¢ ina HAMMERSTEIN'S, 42d, B'way,7thav. ‘PARADISE? GARDENS, On the Combined Roo | Glase Inclosed of the Vietoria & Republic Theas.|Pully Protected. TO-NIGHT rut SVENGALIS. VAUDEVILLE, NALLET @ OPERA. Features, New Sensations and Novelties. S ‘ Grand Vaudeville Concert. undergrowth 9 ee lake while # In aa ine awny te m manner Aion he ts ¢ Hey ako © simple-minded country folk 1 “spook. qushter Eliza died about a year stintlir clreumstances, the sy, to those of Harriet Cas- charge of ¢ Went ter Deuth, ow has World reporter to-day When Miss = he murder and 42 (hue ae, MANHATTAN BEACH, 29:, vestigation of the la drink of whiskey 139 SOUSA 482 BAND. Mt. . China and Pain's Fireworks. of the girl, Wil to State prison two man in rin and sh was xent gan woman arly a tt for assaulting a 4|berrsing, When she retirned. the CASTLE SQ. OPERA CO. yom brawl While he was im-| was dead THE MIKADO | 2% other married John | ‘The old woman questaned Mo 9 Sat.et ¢ privoned her moth z ti rad eho! says; heroonteseed thats MONDAY... 0.c0cese+s00+- PINAFORE, Wilson. the girl half a ginse i ula run Cal Wileon and his steodauehter quar-/authorittes say there te every: evi D 7© CONTINCOvS | aT relied, and about months ago he | that she was assaulted. PASTOR’S °siow’® | srhaee. Morgan Disappeared. 2) AND 20 CENTS had ber arres on « charge of being z 2 disorderly Slice tien the xinl has re feneeniees Wo HOWARD # LAND. 4. RIGHMOSD GLENROT, maine! away from the house and has yume ie riche nelinndy CHARLES DOWAND, J 8 BERTHA GLEESOR, SO ere ee yet distance from the hut. Tt | NICKERMOCKER. bv 8.10, Mat tot 21 wools, uml there yesterday ernoon | ats HAYMAN & CO. PROPRIETORS FINES WSN he Sl FLOATING ROOF-.G. y some fisherm ast Friday Harriet went to Sterling TOTS SICKEN er charity should be sent ta "Sick shier of World, Pultt 2 ¥, City." 090000 Cherry Blossom at th nue “Our FS tures pleased To the Bditer of The Evening World Tam ceed 16, proceeds of entertain: @ children of the Pini » for the benent of the Proctor’s Fifth A: special vaudevi FROW THE HEAT. CHERRY BLOSSOM GROVE, Ateo MY; Tasaaes Crystal ered, performance rain or shine. AMEKI No AND” EUROPEAN NOVELTIBG, ATLANTIC comedienne, Lilllan Burk- Thatcher are . an-excellent Mil at nd May Stadhol: ls viedted at Bergen, Evening World Physi- cians Hard at Work in of $261, the on the Fh i 0: at ud heen {ls 3 Herbert Brow. : He to the usual goot . low TRE. w ie le tol Tooth, La Claire, adie Furman, nt Districts. | tse. Tom Dall eta ~ prothers are the| benement Se [rare in, Tiehart Powers, PROCTOR'S & jarden, Biitor of The Evening World SPR VAUDEYILS THE SUBSCRIPTIONS. MAGISTRATE O'REILLY. their money and then bent them, 1 made up my mind when I became a Magistrate to be severe with any aife- beater that came before me and send him to Jail, Of course a Magieirste must use discretion, A man who beats his wife may be—but very rarely ts—| the support of his family. It would be} a hardship on the family to send such | men away, but I frighten them and try to make them ashamed, “A hard-working man rarely bents his wife, because he appreciates the fact] that she works as hard as he to take = MANY HURT I CAR COLLISION Street Car and Brewery Wagon ina Big Smash. ‘Three men were badly hurt ard fitty- one paswengers severely ahaken up by the collision 2f a Seventh avenue car and a brewery wagon at Atlantic avenue and Ferman atreet, Rrooklyn, to-duy. The car was sound for the South Ferry, jana when {t reached the Atlantlc avenue |hill the brakes falled to work on account of the rails being mado slippery by the | rain } A wagon from Howard & Fuller's | prewery loaded with forty or fifty ket lof beer was passing across the trac! on Furman street, when the car, haviny attained a, great momentum, struck Violently. ‘The force wa #9 strong, | n was complet | Rnd the kegs were thrown ail over the it, “the! driver, James Riley, and his helper, Morris Powers, were thrown be- Heath ‘the kegy and badly Injured. The motorman, William St. Clair, was thrown over the dashboard and it Is thought he wan hurt internally, The \ passengern, although badly frightened, were not sajured. men who were burt were taken to the Long Irland College Honnital, BLAZE :N A FACTORY. it rong that Damage amounting to caused by a fire in the five-story tac- tory bul.ding at No, 497 West Broad- way this morning. ‘ha blaze started on and was confined tg the fourth floor, occupied by L. Hymes, manufacturer of cloth family living on the fifth ‘Heor }d' without inconvenience, ned The stables ant $5,000 wan) GUESTS ESCAPE HOTEL FIRE. Several Rescues at Blaze in Morris Coun- ty Driving Park. \ Guests of the Sirc brothers’ hotel at Says He Is Generally a Man re ma. ORIE. 30 STAR ACTS, BERGEN BEACH Bal, Tom Bait pry 251 | "tuclowed plesse Bnd 82. my small mite, Roping ‘ aR ENS 1 Ns itmay help some aick baby areiexb. |[ AMERICAN GIRL | Subtitle wt itedbols, Amanda Kreushaar 60) To tne tor of The Evening Werld — $= Aane Le Smith, Alice eueick, Emily ,|_ineioeet find $1.35 we collected. We nore it] EJ) & AY) WORLD 1 WAX. New Orebestray THosiune Lz ¢ ATOGRAPH A Friend 2 Hoslang, Walsh at. MUSEEs| And Special Attractions To-Day. AG oo Brooklyn Amuseme! nts, BRIGHTON | Nellie Brundage, Allen, Voie Aiea SRS jiutcnge Boy To the Faltor of The Evening World Inclused please find $1 for tne Sirk Nadiew Yond. 4 x. To the Etitor of The Evening World: es Who Lives on Wife’s hei camer, ee here ot ine fem closed please find 11. collected at a orang st 3 ; days has proved a veritable to the | Non 430 Rast S34 ste. We bope thie Sill da some ier ni y : AN x Ear ngs thousands of wan-facel bables and Pecrerin eset renietat a. Brokivn Sf Gilldren whose parents are too buay | Lone Frey. Gestepens Prep — Excursions. ‘Amusement and Education Combined, ttle with pov- ones imo. tenements and sultry, IAghting the grim of the home and the children For | thy toibevabe Joven and tespzs.a fer. | GUY M0) te ale Hi jphere of stuf bind S 04 n—if [can call him that—who beat | alod Redford Park. Viola Allen, of heat have past i# wife until she cvas black and blue, | The, past am aie iatantuoee OS was carrying a three-months-old Caused a tel .. atst * Attractions , tality In the tenement istrict: but this ’ 5‘ from all par ef baby, and! hasiworked [far her hushand death-rate, hag been held. largely in Namouna’s Crew Returns. Dm ate Grass i fe Sears, le nas beaten her all cotk by The Evening World's Sick Ha Among the pnaesengers who arrived to- rake that Th w a from the the Morris County Driving Park at | Morristown, N. J., had a close call to- jday. Fire that started in the basement jof the structure awept through It, even [while some of the occupanta slept, and | several had narrow escapes from death, | The firemen did good rescue work, run- ning thelr ladders to the windows and taking down thone on the upper Moors. A few of the gueats lost cothing and valuables, and the hotel was deatroyed. ciub-houxe on the grounds were aaved. The loss was about $10,00). ————_____ GIRL RUN OVER BY TRUCK. {Annie Finemi) Has Lew Nroken at Broadway and Houn Annie Finemil, eighteen years old, who liven at No, 130 Cannon strest, was walt- ing for northbound car No, 674 to pass A: Broadway and Houston street this ; morning, when 4 man leaped off and, Street. atriking her, dashed her against a truck. A wheel passed over her left leg, breaking the bone below the knee. 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