BIG SANDYGETS HIS.”Continued from the Plrat Page,Steele shook him off, and, grabbing- himA I, him UP and threw himto the sidewalk outside.hLua!?uy' lt;!ira«°d’ struck his fist and head through the plate glass frontof the establishment, which is eomplete-S-indv hit 1 A crowd gathered.bandy bled profusely and was taken to wIL Emergency hospitar for repairs.hXfd UP’ his, right handttu? wrist- hi^’ wrng H?v,ereIy cut ab°tit ine wrist, ids left wrist was cut, andthere were cuts on his head., y tells tlle story, lie went intothe restaurant and the girl insulted himand struck him with a bottle. Sandysays she plunged a knife or fork Into him when lie was down.According to the story of both there had been some trouble between them when they were going up on the Glou-, cester boat. Miss Bond says Sandy then Insulted her. She adds that Sandy came In and wanted her to apologize today1 a/t 2?y , waHTTlirrested 0,1 complaint of i Mr Steele. He sent for bondsmen, and| ^^hcn one appeared he asked Sandy ; what the charge was. Sandy Immediately volunteered the information-'Marrarious mischief.”The complaint against him was malicious mischief, and he is held in S‘Oflbail for his appearance Monday In the district court.While his cuts are severe and may lav}llLior sonu* wef!ks- they will notaffect him permanently. It is the opinion of those who witnessed his onslaught on the plate glass that lie escaped easily.Ferguson's wife visited Mr Steele*« place tonight and expressed the fear that he might return to the place Steele vowed that If he did Sandy would be sorry. He said he had afways beer his friend, but uui not propose to let tin strong boy” run his place, UltCCMTCMr CC CAD A DO A ■ n ...