Eight Mandolin* In One
At the Mascot mere is the most won
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MandollDS in one with a IMano accom
paniment. There is a siring of eight
now airs It makes a full evening's
entertainment.
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By f?r the best butter we have ever
had and it is gaining favor with our
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Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Days
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Almond Cream
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Commercial Hoteil
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THOSE OF THE OLD "PACK TRAIN"
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Best Meals in Yukon Territory
50 Cents
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS
Short Orders Oysters Home Cooking
White Cooks White Waiters
XrEAN DOMINION HOTEL EKAS?
MRS. KBLSBY. Prop. |
New York CabmenTurn Bandits
Invade Cigar Store and Beat With Blackjacks Brave Clerk, Who
Defends Till With His Life and Wins a
Check For $1,000.
A desi>erate battlo between three
holdup men, uno of them taking his
tirst step in crime to relieve the suf
fering of au invalid wife and sick
child, and the clerk of tho cigar stand
in the Hotel Manlinttun, in New York
city, during the Sunday morulug break
fast hour was witnessed by a large
number of guests. The hotel was
aroused, and uiany guests, believing
that they had witnessed a murder,
chased one of the robbers and aided
in his capture.
Joseph J. Cassldy, the clerk, guard
ing some SuOO of his employers' money,
fought under a rain of blackjack and
lead pipe blows upon his head until he
succeeded In disarming one of his as
sallauts. Then, with blood from many
wounds blinding him, he grappled with
another, wbu still was armed with a
piece of lead pipe, and for the tir^t
time called for assistance in order that
the others might not have opportunity
to sten I.
Guests fruiu the lobby and dining
rooms and employees of t hi' hotel an
swered his csll. and two of the holdup
men ran from the hotel. Followed by
?lie guests. M>mo of them bareheaded.
0110 of the fugitives ran along Forty
second street. A lire ma u in uniform
led the chase and called for the police.
In front <>f 'lie Gram) Central station
the fleeing wan was tripped by Police
man Si-hulry and captured by Schultze
and Pollcem-m Cooper, with the crowd
of pursuers hard at his heels. The
third man hnd escaped.
The party quickly returned to the
hotel and found Cassldy still locked In
desperate encounter with his assailant.'
medicine that might mean life to them.
"I don't care what becomea of me if
I could only know that my wife and
buby were all right."
Cassldy, a strong and athlatlc young
man, owes his escape from death to
lib good physical condition. It was
found nt tlie hospital that the blows on
his bend hud only laid open the scalp
and had not fractured the skull.
"I was standing behind the counter
making up the cash in tho cash drawer
of the register when I saw three men
walk Into the hotel and approach the
cigar counter." Bald Cassldy. "One
asked me for a box of cigarettes, and
as 1 turned to wait on him I saw one
of his companions come around tho
end of the counter. He made a lungo
at me with a blackjack, and although
I tried to ward otf the blow the heavy
Instrument struck me on the head.
"I grappled with the first man, and
as I did I saw the one who had or
dered the cigarettes Jump over the
counter and come at me from behind.
In the struggle we got out from behind
the counter, and 1 fell to the floor. I
Jumped up and Jerked the blackjack
from the baml of the man who first
attacked nie and tried to protect my
self the best I could. By this time
I we were almost to the front door of
the hotel, and I called for the police.
"One of the men 1 had been fighting
turned and ran. The third man stood
In the middle of the floor when the
other two men came up to the counter
and seemed to be standing guard.
However, lie lilt me several times In
the tight and ran away.
When President George J. Whelan
Tin: CLKKK FOUGHT DESPEKATKI.Y.
11)0 u:eu were rolling about the blood
<tnlued II <1. eacfi trying to ileal tin ef
fective blow with the blackjtti k anil
??ail pipe, autl aiuong those who looked
>a In horror were a number of women
sTlll'StS.
Hull' u do/.en policemen had respond
ed to the alarm and by main strength
separated the lighters. Cassidy ideutl
lieil the two men as his assailants and
then fainted. He was attend* il by Dr.
Hastings, who believed from hasty el
imination that Cassldy's ?kull had
been fractured, and that Lis injuries
were fatal. The wounded man way.
taken to the Flower hosplt*,.
When Dr. Hastings wild that he be
lieved Cassidy to be fatally injured
one of the prisoners turned pale and
almost fainted.
Edward Haywood, thirty-two years
old, with no home, aud Frederick Grlf
fln, thirty-one years old, also homeless,
were the names given by the prison
ers. They claimed taut they were
coachmen out of work and di'lvcn des
perate by facing starratlon for them
selves and families. They said that
the taxlcabs had robbed them of em
ployment.
"I never did anything wrong before
in my life," said Haywood. "I hope,
for bis own sako. that the young fel
low won't die. I didn't want to kill
him, heaven knows. But I got a letter
last night from my wife, who is In
Providence with her parents, asking
me if I couldn't send her even $2 for
knediclne. Sho Is an invalid, und our
baby Is down v,lth diphtheria.
"I didn't ha fa a cent In my pockets.
I have not hud anything to eat for
four days. f htire w alked the streets
all day looklni for work and at night
have stood about If doorways trying
to keep warm aud get some sleep. I
could not l*g.
"The letter from my wife made tue
desperato. It seemed to me that I had
to get some money for her. I couldn't
think of her and my child In want of
of the Malted Cigar Stores company
read ti ?? paper on the train coining In
from Plalnfleld Monday morning be
got hU tlrst news of tbe attempt to
murder and rob Cassldy. He was
amazed and delighted to read of the
game fight put up agalnBt the two
hlghwnymen by his employee.
"Is that story true?" asked Mr. Whe
l:i i when be reached bis offices at 44
West Eighteenth street, lie found
'bat It was.
Mr. Whelan decided that such fldel
lty deserved Immediate reward. Young
Cassldy bad taken a terrible beating
and had come near sacrificing his life
to save the $000 in the till of the store.
A c heck for $1,000 was Immediately
drawn In Cassidy's favor, and F. J.
Itosenfeld. the general superintendent
of the compauy, was sent to the young
man's home with the check and the
following letter:
Dear Sir? As a mark of appreciation of
Oils company for the courageous defense
you made of the company's property at
the afore In which you are employed In
the Manhattan hotel when an attempt
was made to rob you we beg you to ac
cept the Inclosed check for ll.pno.
Let us add as well our earnest acknowl
edgments of your splendid conduct In the
performance of your duty as a United
clerk. You have brought honor to the
badge you wear.
We are glad to know that, while jrout
Injuries are severe, they are not serious,
and we hope for your early recovery.
Tending your Incapacity for work your
salary will be continued, and all expenses
Incidental to your Injuries will be assured
and paid by this company.
Again thanking you for the protection
you offered your store at a great personal
risk, we arc respectfully yours.
H. S. COLLINS,
Second Vice President.
The $1,000 Is n fortune to the Cnssl
dys, mother and son. The boy whis
pered through his bandages that he
had done the best he could and ex
pressed feebly his gratitude for the
substantial recognition of what he
bud tried to do. He suld that lie
would get buck ou the Job as soon as
his wounds were healed.
Actress' Husband Ate the Whole Show.
Mrs. Nellie Halleran, a vaudeville
performer, told Clerk O'Rourke In the
West Side court, In New York city,
that her husband. Percy Halleran, had
eaten her "aet" while nlie was out of
town. Sht) said she hud loft a trained
plff, somo liens and roosters, a parrot
a duck and a goose. Percy said lie ha<'
to do It. He was hungry and broke, Is
explained, and to prevent starvation
devoured tbe whole show. He was ox
ouerated by the court.
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Depot (or A. B. C. Bohemian St, Louis and Seattle Bottle Beer
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Terminus W. P. & Y. Route
All South Bound Steamer* Arrive and Depart FromThla Dock
REGULATION? 1906
Warehouse' - pen for delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Perishables ONLY delivered on 8unday or at night.
All fralght shipments destined southbound must be accompanied by a
Shipper's Manifest (papers can be obtained at the U. S. custom*
office) and muBt be delivered before 6 p.m. No freight will be re
ceived c ? wharf after this aour.
BAGGAGE? Tolls win oe collected on Checked Baggage Onlt. No
charge for bags and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be closed to the publlo when steamer is nearl&g
dock and will be open jd only whin passengers have disembarked,
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock,
P. O. Box 175. C. E. W YNN-JOHNSON, Gen'l Mgr
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