STABBING AFFRAY ON A SCHOONER.
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DT7NEDIN, February 3. A serious affray abbftMi'lie schooner Isabella Anderson ".oednrred at. midnight. Charles Anderson, the cook, received four deep wounds thigh, besides email one*, and had one finger of the right hand almost severed. He wae conveyed to the hospital. Angus McNeil, a Russian Finn, who wae the assailant, wus arrested after an exciting time with the police. He expressed regret that he had not "done" for Anderson. He had armed hinwelf with a revolver, and Uireatened to kill the police before he was captured, but was ultimately lassoed. Anderson's condition v not serious. ■
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11499, 4 February 1903, Page 9
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