HORSE KILLED IN THE FIGHT.
Driver of the Unfortunate Beast Had
a Narrow Escape.
One horse was killed in the fray. It was attached to a delivery wagon of the National Paper Box Company and driven by C. D. Woodey.
"I was driving down Fourth street from Wyandotte," said Woodey, "and got into the crowd just as the shooting began. One bullet grazed my cap and I whipped up. The horse was excited and prancing. When I got through the whizzing bullets and was down almost to the market, a shot struck my horse and it fell. Then I made tracks."
The horse was the property of Clark Wix, who has a transfer barn at Fourteenth and Walnut. It was rented to the box company.
