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yr.ax, OF anla.ass Wsna..

SAN FRAycIsco, .Hovember "A virginia
City dispatch says The VIE o. Danisi
niebt before last, taking with her bsbs
and two small children. She returned yes-
terday with tbetWo oldss ehildrsn. having
been in the mnnntains AL Of ths Previous
night in . heavy snow storm, explaining
tha, DE babe had annoyed her by crying,
and she. had cat lis head OF with shstcAet-
The statement prossd true. The onioer1
TO aay found the body with the heto'
severed. The WOMAN Was locked up -
fr.Nanp
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Sued for Libel.

MILWAUKEE,. November 4--Action for
libel was brought this forenoon against
the Republican, Sentinel by Mike krass,
busir eSs partner of F. V. Deuster, Demo
cratic candidate for Congress. The paper
stated in this mornings issue that kras'
succeeded in placing 100 fictitious names
on the re gistry list in the interest OF Den,
ster. The summons was served III CIVIL
action on the proprietors of the paper and
preparations for Grim Eal prosecution are in
urugreSS.
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At RESI-
Death osEx.Governer HaiI,os nt.sss

Death of ,Hall.of 1tssssrs.
ST.. LOUIS, November 4.-ExGoTernor
Wiliierd p. Hall died st-St Joseph ysstcr-
day from the effect of. q. stroke OF paralysis
received about year ago. He came 70 this
State in 1912, and served three years In
Congress prior to the &sr. and was Cover.
nor OF the stats during the Iotter part OF
that Conflict. He was O. man OF splendid
abilities and one OF the leading lawyers oi
tha Sfafa
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mare Recruit. for qormonism.

NV YORK. November -Four hundred
Mormons, who arrived on the Abyssinia,
left for Salt Lake to day. They are 4
healthy, sturdy set of people, evidently
we'll selected from the sober, steady class OF
mechanics and farmers They were ap..
parently evenly divided as to sex, most OF
them being between the ages OF twenty and
fifty. There. were some seyenty-hve chill
Hran
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nisaDDeared.

Austin. TEN, November 4.-The officers
of the Lone Star Marriage Aid Association
mysteriously disappeared yesterday morn.
ing, carrying of, all the funds funds IL ,,is Is
estimated that; tue poiicy.holders IN TINS
section lose SIp6o0. Policy .holdsrs in the
deiunCt companies at Dallas lose over
500 600 Of'the 100 associations in the
Statp. IT is believed not one will be in exist.
encc Two weeks henc,. as criminal proceed
ings will BE- instituted against them.
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The First Train.

NEx ORLEANS, November "A dispateh
from Monterey, Mexico, 20 l. W. steven
son, sgent of the Mexican hatiohai h, ai
road Company. announces tue air,yM yes
terdsY OF the frsi tram at SahIa Saa, -,
twelve miles beyond Monterey. having on
boara The general superintendent and party
They were received with great enthusiasm
ell along the line.
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GRAND sumner by q. A. RS.

CoRRY, PA, November j. J. Andrews
Post No. II, c. 4. r, gave grand supper
last evening. The posts at Jamestown,
Kennedyyile, WattSburg, and Union City
were present After the supper all went
to the Grand Army rooms where the au-
dress of welcome was delivered by Hon.
J. b Brown and responded TO by o. r..
CLARK, chaplain of the Eighty third Penn
Sylvanis, after which short addresses were
made bv members Of the different posts.
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Rank Statement.

NEw York, November 4.-Loans, increase
s., 5,7S2, 600; specie, decrease 5S,so; legal
lenders, decrease $S6S, 900; deposits, in
crease $4,757, 1000; circulation, decrease
Sl47. 800; reserves, decrease $l,l6l, 30;
Banks now hold Sli,S25 less than legal
raouirsmentS
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us,ehinx for Iptere.tinx Relics.

NEW YORK, November 4--Sevcnty' hye
workmeu are engaged in pulling down the
old postofice building on Nassau street.
The work will be completed IN three weeks.
Nothing in the way Of relics has been
found by the workmen yet, out they are
confident Of uneSrthing some curiosity be-
fore the demolition is finished.
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FIRE RECORD.

Sr. PrrERsBrEs, November, "A terrible
confiagration has taken place at uleaoarg'
and enormous losses have resulted; stofes'
hotels, theatres, etc, are destroyed.
BETHEL. CoSS., November 4;-The large
hotel at Brookside Park was burned TINS
morning. Loss 10000.
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Conytssea Of Marder.s

ST. LOUIS, November 4.-Philip, ,MAtthex,
ayoung man of Bslleville, Ill, who MUIR
dered his sweetheart, Annie Grier, last
May, because shewould not renew an en-
gagement with him which she had broken
of on account Of his dissipated habits, was
q very late hour last night. The case has
been on trial several days, and attracted D
good deal Of local interest. The defense
MAS in sanity
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Killed tn wrong MAJ.

DENVER, November 4.-Sam Vow, VI CHI
naman, was foully murdered here to-day
in front ola Chinese laundary on Fistsenth
street, by J. w. Walker, a ranchman.' The
killing was unprovoked. Walker was.put
out ID the laundry for attempting TO take
clothes without ticket, and on the side
walk he pulled pistol and shot Sam Vow,
who was an innocent bystander. The murs
derer was captured.
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New YoRN November 4.-The grand jury
ing and ballot-box stuffing ins the Eighth
Assembly dis.rict. The court discharged
the jury complimenting It fors expedition
in transacting business. District Attoruey
McKeon also, by permission OF the court,
thanked them Warrants were issued bat
the names of the indicted were refused 70
the press
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Excitement in Oh.

PrrrsBuRGH, Pa, November 4;.ro-day
vas the most exciting one IN the history OF
the oil Exchange. The market opened with
saIes At Al 10 and then declined to Sl.035s,
but quickly recovered and advanced stead
;lv until the close of the mornings session
when si.I5 was asked. All morning the
widest scenes we're enacted and blocks OF
many thousand barrels OF oil changed
hands.
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East SAGINAW, MICH, November 4.-The
lumber shipments from Saginaw river dur
ing October were l25 100000 feet, and for
the season 7Sl, COS. 900 feet, being the largest
in the history of the Saginaw river COM
merce, and Il, ,OOO, 900 feet in excess OF last
yesr's shipment for corresponding period.
The shingles shipped during this season
were l55, ,766,OOO, and OF lath 30, 10000
,,Sarps
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ExplWioA..

Hartford, CosN.. Noyambsr t.-An eH'
plosion occurred to-day ut the Metallic Cap
Works, near Sufiield. Five men were IN
jured, two severely.
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TO day at McColgan's room on SanSom
street above Eighth. The GOvcrnorshiP IN
this state was the principal issue upon
which stakes were handed up, though there
were a few bets upon New York and MaS>a'
Chusetts GOvernorships aud the SherihaIty
in this city. The figures ran in the pools
sold in the following ratios:
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RAILROAD NOTES.
viii be Con,oassaased.

CHICAGO, November 4.-The TribHne an
n ounces that on January 1st, 1888, the
management Of the Illinois Central rail-
road 'and the Chicago, st. Louis q New
Orleans road, the latter being now q lessed
line of the Illinois Central, will be CONSOLE
dated. 1t is further reported that w. n.
Ackerman will retire from the Presidency
to take charge of the financial aaairs OF the
consolidated roads, with his headquarters
in New York, and the Office OF James E.
Clark, now general manager OF both roads.
is to be made president.
Report Denied.
CHICAGO, November A reporter of the
Western Associated Rress called on Mr..
president Of the Jllincfs Gen.
tral railway, this morning. in refersnce to
the published report that he would resign
the presidency to take charge of the 6nan-
cial affairs OF that company on the Hst OF
jan, and learned from him that the rnmor
is entirely without foundation. Mr.. Aeker.
man further said he had no intention of
doing this. nor had he been'asked to de. so
by the board of directors. II is true that
the Chicago, st. Louis & New Orleans road
Is to be consolidated with the Illinois Gen.
tral on the lst of January, but the board el
directors have as yet bad n Raeqfingf4
~. ,.iSs< <.f ,-..<t.1<o n A. Nm
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SPORTING NOTES.
Fancy JSIand Races.

CoNEY ISLAND. November 4.-first race.
one mile-Buster, first; Kite, second; Cal
lev, third Time l:49.
Second race. one mile-knight Tempiar'
Frst: Bill Bird, second; Minnie tleid'
third Time | rs.
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The PhIlosopher at Newport.

NEwPoRr, r. l., November 4.-Robert
Spencer has returned to this city. He IS IN
fairy good health. His iourneyings about
the county, and the relaxation OF his labors
are having good result in building up his
strength.
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Losuss, November Lord fen0ocs.
IN nj. ,ujxmest upon The cootenp6 oeDs
.M Rrx. Green, who Was imprisoa&d for
ri,usIisiic practices and deprived. II bis
b.njsosuce. ssys Il seems 70 him that
Green's ceotempt 10 satis6ed. aDos the In
b,bi.ion should cease With his dsopivstion.
Ne faeyeIors orders that Green - released
Irota prison. Destructive nh aa1 inun-
dations continue throughout knsisnd. In
Rsdner>hire grain crops ssiecsd eompaste
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chief Clerk Howe Resigns,

WASHINGTON, d. c., November Frank
H. Howe, Chief clerk OF the PostOffice Ge-
partment, resigned to accept position as
Assistant Attorney.General IN the Depart,
mcnt of Justice. Nathan Smith, the old
practicable assistant Chief clerk in the
office of First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral. will act temporarily as chief clerk OF
the department. The details OF the office
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Now He WIN stop Wig Making.

DrErqrE, Iowa. November 4.--John Da-
rsnd, a temporary sojonrner in this city;
has received notification that by the death OF
a wealthy uncle in France he has lalien
is a Wir-maker by trade. aud n former
resi5ent of Vipcennes Ind
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hold Atte,nnt alRsaAerx.

SpecsoR Dtpotehto 10 tie Szsduv Regssfsr.
SrEU7asvILLE, November L-William
Harris, . butcher of this city while driving
his meat wagon from Alfksnna sfter dark,
was stopped by two men, who drew pistols
and ordered Harris to stop or thsy would
shoot him. Harris whipped'up his horses
and escaped. The wouldb.rrobbess didn't
shoot.
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COIIkteu.

PoMPRar, CoxY., November A passen. =.
ger and freight train collided near this
place to-day, seriously injuring the engi.
neer, fireman, baggag.mastcr. mail agent,
and brakeman. hesngineer will probably
die. Both engines and twelve carr. were
wrecked The accident ws. =.
yioIatia.. .nts. company Robbery
WISNIPEG, MANITOBA, November 4.-The
office of the American Express Company
yesterday was robbed OF $4,000. Neither
the olicers of the company nor detectives
known TO be engaged on the case will give
any Information of the details OF the affair.
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o,a NAN Drov. Dead.

WooSsOcKEr, r L, .,Nowmber 4-Hathsn-
iel A. D.yereuTe an old resident ana prom. PROM
iDent Odd Fellow: 1opped desh Nune
sgcd Is years. P,vJably hsart dissase-
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Hog CHOLERA In wiseensin.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 4.-The hog
cholera has broken out in Grant and La
fayetie counties. In some instancess't has
taken off whole droyes. A farmer near
Lancaster lost Is head, and sn0thet %
head.
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Selling Po.tnxe Ntamps on Credit

L,rTiE Rock. November 4.-Postmaster
Bonner Of Forest City, was tried In the
United States Court to-day, on the Charge
of selling postage stamps on credit, con-
yicted and tined $50 and costs.
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AHnpd.ome Price Tor Horses.

NEw YoEK, November 4.-Milton Gouug,
of Kentucky, has purchased from Dwyer
Bros, OF Brooklyn. the four year-old Hin
doc, who defeated Parole and Eole for the
Copey island cup, at SheePshead Bay. For
Hindoo and two fillies Young PAID $l5,oOS.
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Young Man Tieea a0Gbifs.

CHfisyA, VI, November 4~--lesiie Hood.
aged nineteen, committed suicide ~ nahB'
ing Yesterday. Cause depressed spirits.
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A special from'Towson, Nd, sayS Al IL
O'Clock this morning Arthur Preston, who
was recently convicted OF the murtier OF
Mary Dorsey, at Eel Air, by crushing her
skull with an ak, was brought before the
court to receive sentence. he was caim
a1d apparently unmoyea during TIN or.
deal, and the fact thst he Is ito be hSnked
by the neck" seemed to interes. him les
than any one of the spectators in the room:
Preston will be taken 6acx tothe iail in thA
county where the crime was Committed
and will there be executed ca such dste
as the Governor may determiDe.
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The Star. in its society column, prints
the following: Society at the residence
of one of the comparatively new members
Of the Seaete is considerably excited over
some gossip current there, to the effect that
the gentleman IN question will shortly
seek to obtain divorce from his wife, in
order that he may marry woman with
whom he became deeply infatuated in this
city. His wife Is highly esteemed, and the
rumor causes muGh pain and great indig-
nation among her friends but so far as can
be learned no one in Washington seems to
be aware of any foundation for the story"
Jeannette Inquiry.
WASHINGTON, November 4.-In tic jean
nette board to-day the documentary evi.
dence of DeIong was under examination.
The substance of the reports made TO the
Secretary showed that DeLong intended to
try to reach the Wranglc land TO secure
winter quarters, and that the Jeannette was
overloaded at San Francisco, whiehretarded
her progress.
WAsHINrTaH'' H',.y5ey Gases eoeffs decision
in the Payne Star Route bribery case was
further postponed until Wednesday next
until which time the cases OF Ball and Dick;
son are continued.
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THE WICKED WORLD.
\ Collection sf Murders, Rsbberjes
and Assaults Committed BY
Evil Ones Yesterday.
Wadl and Woe Caused by Boiler
Explosions, Railroad Wrecks
and the Kerosene Can.
A S,viraiing Firm Caught Up
Murdered For His Money
A Waynesburg Villain.

MONTREAL, November A concern was
started here about three years sgo BY Chas,
c. Mahan, of Lebanon, n. ". under the
name of the Empire Implement works. 1t
has been sustaiBedup to the present by sell
ing implements to farmers on time and get
ting them to sign pronissory notes at long
dates. When the order was given some Of
the goods were delivered, but in many IN
stances were not; but the signe-s, " the
notes had to pay them adj the same. There
has been series of actions against the firrs
going on, but this has not prevented couu-
trymen from being swindled all over the
Dominion, through travelling agents. out Of
Sums ranging from 500 to $l,00e! The
concern has now COLLAPSED, the head Of IL
having absconded westward, leaving liza
bilities to the extent Of over $l0e,O00.
Charges are also made BY farmers that they
never signed the notes presented 10 them
for payment The following banks and
brokers are among the creditors: Jacques
Cartier for 5000; st. Jehns, $1,000: st.
Hyacintbe, $1,000; Chas. II, Walters, $5,Od9; :.
and Jas. Baxter 5000. A great many suits
have been entered againssithe firm, and.a
capias was taken out today, but 100 late,
rs the bird had flown. A detective has fol-
lowed the fugitive to Chicsgo. To-nighta'
lawyer acting for him offered 20 cents on
the dollar to some of the creditors.
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cox s,.oheaa Inaururnfed.

ATLANTA, November 4-Goyernor ste
pbs,as Sas insngurated to-day, with spPro-
p-Iare ceremonies. 1t The Opera house.
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and finaiiy stated that sAs was afraid to 90
home owing to the lateAess OF the hour.
Woods tsten informed her that he would
not object to her remainins:there all night
which she dfd, and the girl admitted, after
same room with her AL might Justice
Cashmeyer committed them without bail
for the action Of the criminal court.
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A..ev.Iina naasa

Prrrssuls. Pa. Novsa6ss 1.-The Ans
,rnljan mail enroute from 6sn Ffsnoieco
for Europe, arrived hsss this forenoon md
will reach Eew Y0k this eysntcG prosi-
Sed DO accident ccsurk The maess LEFT
San Prsnciseo Monday last. snd VII matte
the trip in fise dsys, the fastest naii tins
on record. =
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Eonl Play Suspected.

MONTREAL, November A weff-to-do
farmer, named Cleophas Duperis, residing
at st. Jacques, in the province, went to
market TO toilette ten days ago, having 500
in his pocket. He was ssder the in,
fuenoe OF liquor at night, and was followed
by ruffians toward the, bridge crossing
Assumption river. He has not been seen
since and it is believed that he was MUIR
dered for his money, which he had shown
in a saloon. HIS hat was found at the
bridge next morning, and was the only
trace left OF him. He leaves a wife. aud
his property is worth $4,000 or S3N,ow.
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BosroS, November 4-Detective Van
Gretchen arrived from Sew York this morn.
ing with requisition for Arthur l.. Gore,
charged with bigamy in having a wife in
Brooklyn and another in New York. Gore
bad Just been discharged from months
term in the House Of Correction for OBJ
timing money on false pretense when ar.
rested.
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FoIGER SERENE.
The Secretary Not Worried over the
Election.

klecttOn
WASHINGTON, November 4. - Secretary
FoIger was at the Department all day, and
if he was worrying much over the probable
outcome of the New, York elections, he did
not show it by neglecting his duties. He
was besieged by score of visitors through
out the day, but kept his temper we'll. not
withstanding one correspondent had .e-
merity to ask him when he was going 70
New York. That's my business, was the
reply. Judge Folger during the evening
drove out TO the Soldiers Home and had
a talk with the President. The
New York Republican politicians DO
not regard the situation in New YORK as
desperate at all. 1t is understood that the
President brought good news for Mr.. Fol-
Ger. II is remarked here the change 10 the
Sentiment regarding the New York ana
Pennsylyania elections within the past
week has all been in favor OF the Repuo'i-
cans, and a good many that always msnaSe
10 attach themselves to the winning sac
have turned about and gone over 70 tue
Republican camp. The Ohio election un
settled them for a time. This Hurry did
not last long. however. and they did not
hesitate TO select the Republicans aS tne
winners in the coming contest.
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walked o., or = window.

CnrAso, November 4.-Dufing The night
Mrs. Anna Paul 6legg. aged ~ years,
walked out of an upper window aud fell q
distance of forty feet, causing death: IL
is supposed she nistook the light from
a street lamp 70, the light in an adjoining
room.
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A BRILLIANT WINTER
Expected at the Nntional Capital by
washintOs< SOebety.

WASHINGTON, November "A very stylish
victoria was received at the White House
stables to-day. Society people expect a
very brilliant winter, which will be inau-
gurated by the Garfield Monument fair,
and wilN be followed BY round of re-
ceptions, of whioh those given by the Presi-
dent will be tile. most conspicuous. 4
great many new houses which have been
built by wealthy persons during the last
season will be opened for the first time this
winter, aud it is. said that the President,
who acted under restrsint hast winter, on
account of the state mourning, will this
winter give series of elaborate eItertain-
fS
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A Murderer Caught Five Years After

WAYNEsBuRG, Pa, November 4.--lra
Jobes, q Greene county murderer, who
epaded the law five years ago and left the
country, has been apprehen6ed in Perry
coun.y, Ohio. He will be brought back
here in few days to await his trial at the
bar of justice. In March, 1919, at a relig-
ious III, eing in Alleppo township, this
county, about twenty miles west OF
WayAesburg, row occurred in which Ira
.Iobes, above spoken of, struck one Thomas
Evans en- the head with a stone, crushing
his skull, from the effects OF which Mr..
Evans died few days afterwards.
A warrant for murder was sworn
out by brother of the deceased, but Jobes
had left the country, and although a re-
ward was offered by the County Commits
sioaers fer his apprehension, and the mat
ter published in all the newspapers III the
western part of the State, the murderer
escaped capture until few days ago, being
over five years at large. The proper lawful
course has been taken by eur authorities,
and JObes will be brought from Ohio here
in few days. Considerable feeling has
been revived by the announcement of his
arrest, and there will be great effort put
forth to convict him OF murder in the first
degree. which the facts in the case seem to
warrant.
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The QuilIigan Rape Case.

WARREN, o., November This after.
noon in the court of common pleas the
trial of the case of the State Of Ohio VS..
Thomas Quilligan was commenced. Quill
lligan is charged with assault with intent
Ito commit q rape. The facts are about
these: On tbe. 18th pf sentemhsr last M5S
", Ir 10 town TO make some purchases: On
her return she had to pass through brick
ward. Ouil!igan called after her, and came
up to her and said: "I am high, low, jack
and game" She replied: "Ssu are lucky
man" He then took hold OF her and tried
10 push her into n brick shed near by, but
She resisted and finally succeeded in escap-
ing from him. 1t is claimed on the part
of the defense that he had been drinking
excessively, and did not know what he was
doing. Quilligan is about IL years of age
and Mrs. Prtchard is a lady of abors 30
wears.
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DeeapiMte1.

CHICAGO, November "A boy named
Robinson, in alignting from street car,
this morning fell in front OF one o. the
Cable Company's cars and had his. head
.oyerad from his body.