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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29
DON'T MISS THE CHANCE =!
Great Auction Sale
GARDINER, of rentcel
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Carpets. Beds Bedding, Kitchen Utensils, Stoves.
&C, &e On TIC ESDAY. Aug 10, 1881, at l0i O'Clock
A. NJ, at the n. q. MITCHELL HeRse, on Pleas
ant street. the following described property, and
lot of articles menfi0ned. to the hi chest bid
der without any reserve. One Piano: one elesanf
black walnut terry Pa-or Set one black walnut hair
cloth Parlor Set; three marble top Centre Tables:
one Music Rack; two black walnut Chamber Sets,
marble top. nearly new; four ssh and walnut Cnam-
Der Sets. ne ariy new; two pine, painted Chamber
Sets one eleeaat black walnut Hat Tree, one black
walnut Exfention Table; spieDd d Grophsescope:
one set black waru: Dining Chairs on set ok Bin
ing Chairs: also one nice Crawford Cooking Range,
coal, one common Cook Stove, wood: two open
crate Parior Stoves. coal; open CRATE Parlor
Stove, wood, two Sofas. hair cloth; two Loungss,
good oues; one large Easy Chair; three Tanestry
Carpets, about thirty yards each. ten WOODEN Car
pets twenty-five yards each; Stair Carpet,
Brussels. nearly new; 0e Lawn Moxer. nearly new;
one pair House Step, three tin Toilet Chamber
sets; 1--WE sets Chamber Crockery. iron stone: fhrte
Looking Classes four Feather Bed; four Excelsior
Maffresses six Hair and Feather ri lows; two Il air
Mattresses; two Refrigerafors; one Plant Stand.
Also, lot Of Kitchen Items Is and other articles.
such n Tubs, Pals, Flaf-irons, Clothes Horses,
Kitchen Tables, and other articles not mentioned
All Of the above described property is nearly new,
and n the best condition.
No posfponement account e weather. Terms
cash. Particulars of J. 8. LAABAkD. Alctioneer
and Real E<taie Agent, No. g. Water Street., Gardi-
nef. Aadne- augOfH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

The members of the Augusta Cniversaiist
Sunday School and Parish will not forget
that their excursion to Maranocook will take
place on Tuesday of this week. The cars
will leave Augusta at S.25 in the morning,
and return. leaving Msranocook at 4.3o +.
NJ, and arrive at Augusta at go. Each
hmily will provide its own refreshments
The schools at Portland, Deering, Auburn
lewiston, Norway, Mechanic Falls, Turner
North Arson, Fairfield, Bangor and Belfast,
nave decided to sattend. Excursion tickets
are at low rates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

We kill our rulers when we. remove from
the human system whatever disorganizes the
nerves. DIR. Benson's Celery and .Chamo-
mile Pills relieve from sabjection to the pow
er of headache, sleeplessness and dyspepsia
Lhey contain no opinhl or hurtfor drug.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

Mr.. Redlon, who returned from Mt. Desert
last week, would have remained longer but
for business connected with the Classical
Academy which called him to Halloweli.
Two young gentlemen from Mt. Desert, Sc
cured through Mr.. Redlon's agency, will at
tend the school the coming term, which
begins tomorrow. The city will send
Is pupils, and we understand that 9th
ers sufficient to make up very full school
are expected.
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Marrifo.

In Waferville. Aug. 20. by Rev. A. l. Lane, Hon
Ebeu Hutchinson and Miss Abbie A. Lane, both Of
Chelsea, Mass.
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All the trotting purses advertised oy '"e
Maine State Agricultural Society TOT '"e sea-
son of 1881, except Nos. and Il, have bee"
Allied. The entries for the several purses az
orepate 95. and of this large number no' o"e
conditional entry has been received. Inc
directors now substitute for the unnlieu ~.
o a nurse of $50 for 2.f5 class--Sso' va
md AIS. Entries to close Thursday sep
,.u,her lst. For No. IL consolidation purse
!. offered, sl5o-s75, $3.50, ts22.s so and SO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

Mr.. Charles A. Allen, the genial clerk of
uo,sl North. has left Mine Host Baker for
tho nresent. He will spend the fall in Orono.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

From AionzoS. Weed. Publisher of Zion S
Heruid. 81 Broomfeid ST., Boston.
Several bottles of Adamson's Botanic
Cough Baisam have been used in my family
with the most gratifying result. We esteem
it as one of the best of medicines.
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This day closes the twentieth year Oh 'he
connection o, VIM. S. Badger. Esq, as one
of the proprietors of the old Maine Farmer
almost covering the period of life's best ae-
.;v;,;.s But this milestone in the journey
finds him in the very prime of life, fuii Oh
work. hope and faith, prepared to manage
the Farmer twenty years more. lie is one OF
tho most active, as certainly he is one OF tne
most popular of our business men. Nes1,a.
busiuess hours find him at his ONCE "hiis
all his engagements are filled with prompti
,ude and cheerfulness that measure MS sue
cess in life's battle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry al
ways at, hand II Seures Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, In
huenza, Consumption, and all Throat and
Lung ,Complaints.3 20 cents and 81 bot
rio
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

novelty at Lake Maranocook at the G.
a. K. Reunion next Thursday, will be canoe
race for which prizes will be offered. Other
amusements in great variety will be there to
make the time pass pleasantly. Ample ar
judgements are made, SO that all can ENJOY
sood time. The following crews will take
part in the race: lst. Nick Sockabeson and
zoe Orson; I'd, Peter Nickolar and Francis
oockalexis; Sd, Newell Neptune and Sock
oockalexis. Although the matter is not yet
.enn'tely settled, the prizes will probably be
slO, IS and sc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

A l5c. box Of "Rough on Rats will keep a
house free from flies, mosquitoes. rats and
mice, the entire season. druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

business will boom in Aliens publishing
muses., when the proprietor gets home. He
expected this week. We learn that MIR.
A'en, in addition to his already colossal
"spaper publishing business, is to engage
:. Tue publication of subscription books. Ills
~. -" Venture will be volume containing the
Lives of the Presidents of the United
'a'es,' BY John S. C. Abbott and Col. Rus
w. n conwell. In few years this business
= undoubtedly assume mammoth proper
'"u' and require the erection Of another six
WY building. Speed the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

Since the shutting down of the cotton mills
many of the operatives have secured employ
ment in other quarters, and those who have
been successful in their search have moved
away. There has been no general emigration,
but there seems to be little disposition to
awa ait the issue of the Sprague affairs, and as
fast as the people find an opportunity to work
elsewhere, they pack up their goods and go ;
and as such kind of labor seems to be in good
demand just at present, the North End is in
some danger OF being entirely deserted The
old settlers who have found home here will
probably hold out as long as they can: and
some of them NAV be willing to stay around
for a month or two. 1t is impossible to say
when the mills will be started. and we have
no desire to raise false hopes. The case OF
the Ouidnick Company rs. Zachariah Chafee,
and others, is to be heard in the Supreme
Cour, for Kent county, r. l., on the 9th OF
next month. The following decree has been
entered:
Synrews Court Providence. IS.
In Equity,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29
Freedom Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that have this day given
my son, Howard A. Drakc his time. / shall claim
none Of his wages. shall pay any debts by him
contracted after this date.
AUGUSTUS L. DRAKE.
Manchester, Aug 3, 1881.
Kennebec Co., Maine. aag11f1W
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Zachariah Chafee, ct al.

Zachariah Chafee, et At. { -. -.
In above two cases IL is ordered that they be set
down for hearing at the Court House in frov,aence
county ON Monday. Sept. 26th. ISL, at ~ e;och
a m. upon the compiainans' petitions TOR preilm,-
nary injunctions. and upon such questions rs may
arise upon demnrrers or pleas IN tne cases g.. do. If
Entered as a decree of the Court this first Gay OF
the August term, 1851. august I'D, ISL
Tue ss;an.d THOMAS NJ. HOLDEN,
Clerk supreme Court. Kent County, S'a'e vi ""o''
Island
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29

See advertisement of medicine case lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-29
Stomach Trouble a Speciality.
YOU WHO ARE SUFFERING

will do well read these testimos ias carefully, lay
ASIDE all prejudice, and your best judgement
in regard to consulting DIR II. DO not ask FOR and
be Influenced by the opinion OF some friend v no IL
in robust health, and who cannot appreciate your
condition, but act as your own reason and common
sense djctnte.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
Recreant AtEins Lawrence.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-Two weeks
ago, Mrs. Louisa Lawrence had her re.
creant lord, Atkins Lawrence, the actor.
formerly OF Wilmington, hauled up be-
fore Judge Nerkes pn charge of leser-
tion. The wife at that time asserted
that her husband had shown weakness
for one Annie Gilhllan, and that he was
in the habit of driving ont with her, to
the great distraction of his spouse In
order that the case may be fully heard a
postponement was had, and when the
case was called yesterday Mr.. Lawrence
who is known rs "Romeo" Lawrence,
did not turn up;whereupon the attorney
for the wife charged that the absence of
the young man was due to the fact that
he had fled the jurisdiction of the court
in company with the aforesaid Giltillan.
The attorney on the other side denied
these allegations, and said that if the
court would appoint day for the hear
ing Mr.. Lawrence would appear. The
actors bail was forfeited, and next Fri
day was fixed for the hearing.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
DEATHS.

ASCHENBACH.-On the End, inst, Au-
gustus Aschenbach, in the 44th year Of his
age
Inc funeral will take place Sunday after
noon, at 2 o'clock. Members of the delaware
Tribe, No l, Improved o. r. NJ, German
Ben. Society, No. 2. friends and relatives are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
Services at the house 227 Tatnall street. In
terment at Rivcrview Cemetery.
MCCOLLEY.-Ont the Sd instant, at the resi-
dence of his brother, No. S44 Madison street
James f. McColley, aged 20 years, II
mouths and 20 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend his funeral on Monday, 9th
instant. Services at the house No. 844 Mad
isOn street, at 8 q. m, after which the body
will leave this city for Georgetown on the $50
Delaware train.
RYAN.-On the End inst, Matthew II. Ryan.
aged 40 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence. No. 400
King street, on Sunday afternoon, at two
O'Clock sharp. 1nterment at the old Catholic
Cemetery.
BARRY. AT Wilmington, Del. Thursday.
June End. Homer Barry, aged 4S years,
The friends of the family are invited To at-
tend the services from his late residence 5O4
West 9th street, on Monday, the 9th inst. at
lo'clock y. Nd. lnterment private.
O'DANIEL.-On Wednesday, June 1st at pls
Market street, Dr. John T. 0'Daniei.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral Sunday afternoon, June 9Th. Ser
vices at Old Swedes Church at four O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
FOURTH EDITION,
G0nals.

Secretary Lincoln will leave Wash
ingtOn on Monday night for Hartford,
to attend the reunion of the Army OF
he Potomac on Wednesday next. On
Thursday he will 60 to West Point to
attend the graduating exercises there.
General Sherman will leave for West
Point on Tuesday next.
General Grant and Captain Eads, on
the steamer from Vera Cruz, are de-
tanned at the quarantine below New
Orleans, hut will probably be permit
ted to land to-day.
Secretary Kirkwood was given pub
lie reception by his friends in Iowa City
last evening. Senator SHREDDER made an
address of welcome, to which the Sec
retary briefly replied.
President Garfield and Secretary
Hunt left Washington yesterday on
the L. s. steamer Despatch for Fortress
Monroe. They expect to return to
Washington on Monday.
Rear Admiral Thomas II. Patter-
son has been ordered to prepare for
publication new edition of the navy
regulations.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
800.

Fresh roasted coffee received thl
morning. People that desire goodta
and coffee can surely get it at the ln
porters' Tea Company's store, No. "
Market street, at 81 per can, weighing
tea IL pounds, coffee, ) pounds. Rt
sents in every can until the Sth, TON
troduce and advertise their goods 4
full compliment of fine presents ara
ranged in the cans to-day, Those 10
luck Thursday in selecting tea or coffee
were: John p. Jester, No. 1OS Mary'
land avenue,a stem-winding and Settins
watch, value $l2; George Chambers
Madison street, ladies gold stem-windI
ing watch, $40, in a can of coffee; MT,
Alexander, near Newport, fine solid god
diamond earrings, S3j; Emory Garda,et|
farmer, ,Greenville, in can of coffee 81
in money;George Benson, Shpley street
found in a can of coffee a stem -wlndlh9
silver hunting watch, value, $50; PGtel
Boyd, laborer, ladies gold Stem'wlnGnInls
watch, value $35, in can 'f tea LIN
tea and coffee alone worth the pru|
charged-$1 a can.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04

CnianeI Grants Restoration.

WASHINGTON, June 3d.-Genera
Sheridan announces the resignation o
Lieutenant-Colonel Grant, in a genera
order, in which he says: "The resigna
tion Of Lieutenant-C Colonel Frederick d.
Grant, abide camp, of his position as
aid upon the staff of the Lieutenant
General, to date June l, 1881, is hereby
accepted. In parting with Lieutenant
Colonel Grant, after service upon his
staff of more than eight years, the Lieu
tenant General thanks him for the good
soldierly qualities shown by him during
said period, and he most earnestly
wishes him every success in the future.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
SECOND EDITION.
SHORT WEAIGHTS.
What Business Man Has to Say
ON the Question.

ON the Question.
MESSRS. EDIToRS:-I see by Thurs
day nights REPUBLICAN that we have
a Sealer OF weights and measures. That
was the first time l knew such per-
son existed, though l have been in
business five years. Another business
man of 13 years standing in my neigh
borhood has never seen the officer allud-
ed to. l suppose we were expected to
visit the bar rooms where he made his
head quarters and lug our weights and
measures into his presence to have them
adjusted. Such a thing is preposter-
GUS. We should have in this city as in
all other well regulated cities, man to
be sealer of weights and meas
ures who should have living salary,
Ono perquisites.) He should be appoint
ed by the Governor for term OF years,
and the State should fix a fee for all
weights and measures inspected, the
money to be paid into the County Treas
ury. He should submit semi-annual |
reports to the Levy court, and should be
required to give bond in at least $40, 900
for faithful performance ofhisduties. The
business community could then be pro-
tected from those purloining thieves, so
many of which | am sorry to say intest
the city. No decent business man will
protected from this class of thieves. The
people owe you debt of gratitude for
the stand you have taken and for show I
ing them how they have been shameful |
ly treated. BUSINESS.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS
They Decide TO keep on Selling
under the Government Law


But few of the unlicensed saloon,
have been closed since the new law
went into effect, and no arrests bay,
been made by the bailitf, 1t is the in.
tention of many Of the dealers who dtlI
not get license to defy the State law.
Tie unlicensed held a meeting yester
day afternoon and decided to test III,
constitutionality of the matter and to
continue to sell under United States
license. They claim that IA Government
license, or tax, Overrides all other J. |
cense giving powers, and gives its hold
er the legal right to sell, whether in
olation of a State law, it matters not
On this point it may be well to give
the text of the |. S. law bearing upon
this subject which clearly shows that
the illegal dealers are at sea and likely
to get into trouble. Here it is, section
3243:
THE payment of any tax imposed by
the internal revenue law for carryng0G
trade or business shall not be held TO
exempt any person from any penaltya
punishment provided by thelawS ofany
State for carrying on the same in such
State, or i'll any manner To authorize
the commencement or continuance Sl
such trade or business contrary to the
laws of such State Or in places prohibt
ted by municipal law; nor shall the
payment of any tax be held to prohibit
any State from placing a duty or tax dl
the same trade or business, for State o
other purposes y
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
Resolution of Thanks.

The members of the City CORN
Band, George n. Ellinger leauG %
would most respectfully return laa ..,.
sincere thanks to the Band Commune 1
of Asbury NJ. L. Sabbath School, an ~
through them to their pastor, olv,. .,.
and teachers, for their hearty exp" ~,
sions of satisfaction for music 'D l~
nished, and for the kind and genefy,SI, y,
treatment received by us during ~ N
excursion OF the school to AndaIu''
on Thursday the 2nd inst. .,,.
JAMES Z. CROZIER, PresiueH"
JACOB V, CROwDING, Secretary
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
FIFTH edition
READAMS' PRIZE
The Questions Asked the Sch.,
who Competed for the Me,.'s Mars

% oOpc'o" ior the Medal A.
The two gold medals (valued :.
each which were offered to two "s $50
lars Gone to the boys; the otber b0 schO'
girls) of the High School for proeot 70 the
in English Grammar, were ,cVnmolency cnmcy
for yesterday. The competitors orU"ipetet
bered 80 persons-69 boys and "a niI nun'
The questions asked were as foII~wsnliIs Ir
/. Write the plural of "sop.in
"sentry," "die," (stamp, "indna,laW,
table Of df' contents), "oasis,,o - index" mex, IA
"talisman,' faculty." "m," "PTS "PtSt.
my" ''oIe'
2. Write the past tense Of uh,
'lay, ""sit, seek, drown, ""h"Ow h"'ow' ;,
"chide, " "iie," "forbear," +" "Gco # ""urSt"
3. Write sentences in which o,I-,n
shall be used rs three parts of onol ,uaI
and tell what it is in each. speech
4. Write sentence in which tho.
participle of "sing" shall be nsaI aI IaS, S
not as a part of the compound form tn Out u,
the verb. VAN VI
Write four sentences in which nn.
four forms of the absolute case" sL,nI 'lr
used. Designate each. '''
O. Give three rules of syntax relatiDc
to the government OF the 0biectiva "s ca's
Give two rules for the number I%'e' az
verb that has two subjects. VI"
&. With the word war" com,o,,
sentence consisting of IA principaI anlS
subordinate clauses. Conp,se n p"n
tence in which there shall be an od;on
tive clause and an advcrbial cIaTso
Designate the clauses. "''''
I. Parse the quoted words. "Com
rades, "leave" me here a .1jttIe "
while "as" yet it is early "morn,"
8. Analyze:
800 where glory waits thee,
But when fame elateS thee,
oh still remember me-"
Q. Parse the quoted words
"As a man to whom n dreadful loss
Falls in u far land and he knows 1t no,
But coming back he learns it, and the la,
So pains him that he sickenS nigh h,
DEATH
So ia ed it with Geraint, who bep,
prickd
In combat with the followers OF Limoup
Bled underneath his armOr secretly,
And so rode on, nor told his gentle wife
What allied him."
10. Correct, giving reasons: (a) Is
here a person who you can send ontbi,
business. CD He laid down to take A
zap. (c) The sun upon the calmest se,
j not half as fair as thee. (d) Some
Ire too ignorant to be humble, witbOm
which there can be no docility (e) Wa,
you or the wind who shut the door
This makes the ninth year Mr. Adam,
las offered prizes. The names of thp
Winners will be announced at the com.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
Local LinkIetS.

Mr.. Ziba Ferris, who has been suffer
ing from neuralgia is improving.
The place for the Jancy drinks of the
season is at Beckett'S saloon, los q 10
Market street.
The largest and coolest pool room in
the city is at Beckett saloon, los & 10
Market street.
The schooner Richard Vaux, of Phila-
delphia, with 800 tons ofphosphate rock,
arrived yesterday from Charleston, S. c.,
for Walton, Whann q Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
The ..Sunday Star" TO.morro'

The Sunday Star tomorrow Wi ID,
tain a portrait and biographlcsn,i ' IN
of Governor Alonzo B. Corner? T n
peculiar position in the Senator'S ..a 4 II
at Albany makes him the censfoGtI e eo1t
traction just now. 1t will aiSo Inn UI
a continuation of the story Desu%t o"t
Sunday, the fourth instali,Sd .ta =
"Leaves from a Localizer's Lilo d
all the local and telegraph news
3 cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
Where there are no MOSQUITOES.

The Mt. Salem NJ. L. Sunday School
will give an excursion on the Whining
ton Il Northern Railway, on Thursday
next, june 9th, to the falls of French
Creek, romantic place amongst the
copper mines where there is plenty of
clear cold water but no mosquitoes. The
cars will leave theP. w. & b. depot this
city at $50 sharp, GreenvilIe at 7.15
DuPontS, 7.2O; Centre, 1882 and Pyles,
at 7.42 The fare for the round trip for
adults is only 10 cents. As the place is
a new one and the route romantic and
pleasant one, the excursion will no
doubt be largely patronized.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
After his AssaiIant's Pardon.

Harry Sharpley, Esq, and Bailitf o.
Council James f. Daley went to'Dovel
yesterday to get Judges Comcgys
and Houston to sign q petition to the
Governor for the pardon Of j. Thompson
Simmons. Simmons stabbed Daley
two years ago and was convicted of as
sault with intent to kill He isquite i'll
in Jail, and people generally think he
has been punished sufficiently. Both
judges signed the petition and Simmons
is likely TO soon be free man.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
The Fire Alarm.

The fire alarm telegraph will be COM
pleted inside of two weeks, and will
then be immediatly put into operation
1t is not known definitely who will
have charge of the apparatus. f. A.
ReimS,an expert electrician is favorably
spoken of. There is some talk, how.
ever, of putting it in the hands of Fire
Watch Springer who is any thing but
an eXper: electrician.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
Change OF the Hour of Meeting.

Central Presbyterian Sunday school
which has been meeting at 219 p. m,
will meet at 9.l5 promptly tomorrow
morning, and during the months OF
June, July and August. AT the session
of the school tomorrow morning refer
ence will he made to tho death of Mr..
Homer Barry, former superintendent
and at the time of his death a teacher
in the school.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
A Big Cash Balance.

By the weekly statement of the City
Treasurer of Philadelphia, it appeared
that the cash balauce on hand at the
opening of business on Thursday
amounted to 1854, 12S,S7. The receipts
from all sources during May amounted
to 81, 116, 1924, and the payments to
S739. .44S.O1
Daily Republican., 1881-06-04
Accident on the Rail.

Thomas Biddle, residing in Elkton,
was seriously injured yeterday morning
The injured man, who is an employee
on the railroad, was going, with several
companions, on hand-car to a section
house near Bacon Hill, but, seeing a
train approaching, he and the other men
jumped to the ground for the purpose of
taking the hand-car from the track.
Unfortunately Biddle fell and the car
passed over him; twisting and jammirg g
him up terribly. His thigh was brc
ken and he also sustained internal in
iurieS.