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?& TJiree footpads held tip and robbed Charles Wass,2527 Wash tenaw av., early today at Tolman ay. and G-reenwood terrace. Men were well dressed. ' John Bosterling,. 2317 Rhine st, held up and robbed by two men at Western av. and Lubeck street. John Cummings, 19 N. May st, Edward Talbert, 17 N. May St., and Annie Curtis and Bessie Hamilton, Aberdeen Hotel, 1104 W. Madison St., "arrested when police raided cocaine party in .v ' in hotel. v James Keyes, 326 N. Oakley av., died today from fracture of skull received in fight with Wil liam Jones, negroin front of sa ioon at Oakley av. and Fulton st., V '"esday night. Police Operator Edward Hunt. W. Chicago Av. Station, tried to kill rat in .station. Only casual ties were two bruised shins suf fered by Policeman Patrick How ley when Hunt missed the rat and whacked Howley on the legs. Crossed wires started fire early today in Henrici's restaurant, 24" W. Van Buren st Damage $50. Mary Terwingerheld fo grand jury on charge of drugging and robbing Ernest Childs, rooming-house- keeper at 640 Wells- st Woman denied charge, but por tion of stolen property was found in'her possession. Nine passengers injured when Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe ex press crashed into Mpnon switch engine at 21st st and Stewart av. Injured were cut by flying glass. QH MY NO, THIS BREAST? WAS NOT SOOTHED. We are now in the happy posi tion of being able j(;o brand an an cient and poetic statement. It is that well known one:. "Music hath charms' to soothe the savage breast." . We do not know who the poet ical gink who perpetrated this was. But whoever he wasf he didn't make sure of his facts, or else he belonged to the Ananias club. Music hath not charms to soothe the savage breast Instead of soothing the sav age breast, music, maketh it-even more savage. Also, it maketh the possessor of a savage breast call a policeman. -Everyone knows that Andy Lawrence lately has been the proud and unhappy possessor of a savage Dreast Andy's breast has been jus.t chuck full of savagery what be tween Judge McKinley soaking Juxlge Owens 500 bones for. obey ing Andy's sacred orders, and a lot of rough and unmannerly pressmen, stereotypers-, wagon drivers, newsboys, mechanics and paper carriers, who refuse to let Andy jump on their necks. The music arrived about noon today, in the form of a most ex cellent band, whfch drove up in a wagon, and took up a position right square in front 'of the Hearst building. The band "began playing "An nie Laurie," or some other soulful piece of the sort t The effect on the "savage