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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28

AsSOle Agen tfor Joan Wanamaker
IT Philadelphia, | am now prepared to
exhibit full line of Samples both for the
Custom and Ready made Clothing depart
ments. Your measure taken and goods
made in the best Custom Manner at low
prices and q nit guaranteed or no sale In
the ready made clothing department
nave full line of samples representing
the stock of Wanamaker, and by the
Wanamaker system of measurement. Can
fit az sizes and shapes from the smallest
chi d to the largest man. Prices are guar
anteed by Wanamaker to be lower than
other establishments-in fact, by has 0son
guarantee you get all the benefit of per
sonal visit to the house of Wanamake.
itself. Clerical suits made to order, and
society uniforms furnished on short no
tee at low prices. Il. Q. WHITE, Agt.
~ No. 4 Francis ST., Annapolis, Nd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28
iA' Rareat Of combinations.

llse delieacy Of flavor with true eff
y Z seton has been attained in the
. California liquid fruit remedy,
Y olfiss Its pleasant taste and bene-
slecls have rendered it immensely
Eat It eieanses the System, cures
~'taess, etc. Forsale By j w. Hold
&C., City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28
LOCAL. III "a - - .
WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, March 70, 3 Z. NJ =
n District Of Colum uia, Virginia,
@rl.nd, and Delaware fresh to brisk
erfy winds, high on the coast wafmer
alH snow
thermometer al The CAPITAL Office
,oon today stood 440
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28
The Anne ARUNDEL Treasurer Bin.

The Anne Arundel Treasurer bill
which was referred to The Anne Arundel
delegation several days ago has sudden y
disappeared along with one of the Anne
Arundel delegation-Mr. Bowie. This
has put the senior member of the delega-
ton, Mr. Cheston, in an embarrassing
condition which he satisfactorily explain
ed to the House last night in communi-
cation. This morning the friends of the
measure offered an order requiring the
delegation to produce the bill this after
noon This not being done a duplicate 1t
is said will be prepared and presented to
the House this afternoon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28
"a Alsgal Dredging.

hoy i. -. lurner reported here
T., ! 'as cOmnaaoer ii sne
i pure III Chester nv
MY 'As scAooner } a.ahonev.
ileAsg' .1'. -, and The scnoonef
tes.ns ~, ?. D. Gfaddlng, Tor
aslss LIE boats aud thclr
Owa, aud : ,' seaore a magistrate
~ Uour 1 p'saaed gunty. ana
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28
Preparatory Services.

MeS preparatory to communion
y s aeld to night, tomorrow night
may s.'say night IN the lecture room Of
'ieoyIetlan Church.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28
Funsral Of MIR. vollmer.

The funeral of Mr.. +. Vollmer, whose
death we noticed yesterday. took place
this afternoon from the German Lutheran
Church. The funeral services were con
Quoted BY Rev. Paul A. Menlzel, pastsr'
aud were delivered in the German IAN
Auage. Mr.. Mentzel spoke appropriately
aud with great feeling on the HE ana
peaceful death. of the beloved husband
an falner about TO be consigned - ~
last resting place. The pail bearers were
4fessrs. q. Boessel, nj. al. smith, Shlls'
Dammeyer, VIM. Heller, t1edeflck PC.
BON, ami George Helntz. The inte1msn'
was made at the city crmeteEy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28

Ayers Cathartic Pills are known to be
the safest, surest and best purgative medi-
cine ever offered to the public. They are
mild vet certain in their effects. give tone
and strength to the stomach, aud keep
the system in perfectly healthy condi
ton
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28

~. .'.A NAY Paosophates For sale by the
~ N. 9g'ile at A. Harris Cigar Store,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28

Good for man and woman ah Phos0-
pilates. scents glass. at Harris Cigar
store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28

.n. p,per is circulated and read By
,soole ia Annapolis, than any Other
j, pab,i,hcd here, and 1T is the best
,,llam for Advertising
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28
c. w. HALL

beers for ladies. men andchildren in the
city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28
''aaa Editors Reunion

n J SO. reunion and dinner Of the
sGls.- i a. Association will take
= Maryland Hotel this evening
ssy -. The largest attendance
sre a',9ss That has assembled for
Cd n'S Sa' Nearly fifty nave sig
n ;a.p 10 be present. The
scSssa Mutations, viii call upon
aOd airs. jackson in the
- i ~.-..ss' Clocks aud Jewe.ry
siss ! .' NH " slaly lauu Ave-
a Asn' w.. i'cpaning, a speclasly.
"'e"'vu ole yea
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28

TIME TABLES.
.,,oIi., W. & b. Railroad.

.., oct 3rd, 1887, passenger trains
3 90 p. Anu Annapolis as follows
urE AsSSil 40 A. H. Mail..-.''...-;;sVl' q. n
800, Ia. NJ. Accom......'..',y'99 a. IA.
ssf.'',;,s',,2,,' noon Mail.-----...'1.4o p. IA.
.'''' 40 S.0 D. N. Passenger'.';59:soso =. IA.
q d, q. m. Accom..........'.oo p ia.
" - -. Wi, leave Annapolis at $50 a.
sy, ll', arrive 1913 a. N, and o.o =. IN.
' l5 Coaches are run pesw ,,snl Dai'iihore
Aaaap9lis, ~ ~ foand from Baltimore every
aasb is e.',,~5t tuesday ana Friday at s.UO
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28

4 ~ y o'5ss. e. A. Brady makes a
. ,s.,s . .Aaies, misses aud gentle
SrsS- - s aad guarantees an easy and
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28
= Baltimore short Line a.. X.

SUNDAY TRAINS;
AVE Aqnapolis at 500 a. m a and as 1.e' y M.
..5,. received and dispatched daily, a.
ss'aaos M NJ. LEILICH, Genl. Manager.
.tapRp WEIGH, Genl. Agt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28
Sc camp q the Governnr.

-. : !. Mitchell F. lamar, military in
- \ p Johns College, has been
-, ~ ana commissioned aide-de-
49,. ~ Title Of Col. on Governor Jack
l - sc. y. mccullough, of this city has
40 pOlnled and commissioned by
~ GENERAL aide.de camp, with
W. On The Governor 5 staff.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-28
AsSole Agen tfor ] ohn WanaMaker

County Commissioners for A. A Co.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
,50f0 CITY LOTS :. GIVEN AWAY
csVOV The Best Towns in Texas,

n Texas5
Guy @ sNfsoNS ADDITION TO COLORADO
to pay for making out deed recording
In
Only halt eaeh BLOCK Will
than lot
Deeds VIII be made ontla the which
first
portion fthe city
orS deed and
~N1 '-1N
hto
IN
ecord orothe
foot n
the
WILL int
o perfeclo ~
B.
zone
G4ztto appear bu once
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13

bsrdered by small back silk fringe, and
cid with square gold buckle. The
other end of the elastic passes through
the buckle end is held in place By 8
spring clasp. Those set with butterflies
of birds in rubies, sspphires, diamonds
and emeralds sell from $50 pair and
upward. Floral designs are preferred by
many, and enamel daisies, forget me-nots
of turquoise with diamond dewdrops,
enamel violets, roses made Of pink or
white pearls are all popular and, OF
course, expensive. -
"We completed not long ago an en-
quisite pair Of garters, with double
most expensive ones have ever SEEM
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
CARRIERS OF GOLD.
Beautiful and Wonderful Works Of
Art Worn by Society Bellies
of the Day.
An Exquisite Pair that Cosir $1,000 Clsspsd
with Golden Doves Set With
Diamonds.

"Those pair of gsrters worth $3.50!
Why, who can lima inc anything more
scandalous? can buy g pretty psir, Of
good elastic, too, for 10 cen!s!" ex-
claimed a modest old lady who was being
shown through Tifsny's establishment,
while Journal reporter stood by. "But
Madame" said the polite clerk, as he
took out case Of the gartera, "they
are jeweled carriers, and are set with all
KINDS of precious stones. The clasps are
solid gold and the classics inclosed in the
finest of silk weddings. We sell half
dozen pairs Of these garters :lmost every
day st prices ranging from s22 for the
plainest gold clasps up to $3.50. ANY
higher priced thsu that are generally
made TO order. We are Masking some ex-
quisite gerters for Easter gifts"
t'You don't mean to say that gentle
men send garters as gifts to the ladies'. do
your" sgsin exclaimed the cid lady, who
had been examiningItbe rre'ty bands with
81 interested yet shocked attention. "In
my days proper girl never mentioned
such articles"
Just then pretty girl came up to the
counter and askedsto see some OF the
most novel of jewelled carriers. and
when the various trays were brought out
she examined them with the same COOL
ness as though they were bracelets.
"You can see what a change fifty years
has made" remarked the salesman, as
both the old snd young women departed.
"We have ladies Of the highest breeding
and belonging to our best families who
come in here and select their gsrters with
the greatest nonchalance. They bring in
their escorts and often defer to their
opinion in the matter. JeUelled carriers
are really very beautiful works of art,
and it does not seem strange that women
should wish for them.
The favorite style at present Is round
band of fine black elastic, with one end
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13

In hodices the prevailing style is e
long pointed front. Many have the full
ness put in at the shoulder and crossed
over TIE bust, while in others this full
ness follows the slope TO the point, leav-
ing Y shaped opening TO be filled in
with small pleatings or tulle.
The shape of the collar, where the neck
of the basque is high, has much to do
with the appearance Of the dress, and q
few hints as to the correct way of making
these may not be amiss. Long neCks re-
quire wider collars, some are from two
TO t~o and half inches wide, but ordi-
lis ,i:9 an inch and three-quarters is sui
icsnt. TIE higher the collar the lower
tie neck OF the basque must be cut, and
the bottom edge Of tn collar must be
shsped 20 fit, the irout edges are straight
and the back bias, and those sre best
fitting mat have seam in the back. For
linin2 u1a DuckrEm Or wigein. The Grin
cline wrinkles. Cut the interll1iug first,
allowing seam on the lower edge
only, then base II on
the material, cutting this wide
enough to turn over on the top and edge,
cut bias facing, haste IL on and blind
stitch the top and end, then basic the
material and wfggin to the Reck of the
basque holding the basque next to you,
then hem down the lining. The collars
OF many dresses are made of velvet, as
there is nothing that SO flstters the COM
plexion. Those who have pretty throsts
or are stout, still wear turned over COL
lars. They are cut narrow in the back
and deeper in the front, or are regular
|! cost collars with revers. The rolled col
lsrs sre lined and faced like the others,
and they fis better If the seam is on the
right side of the basque. To hollow
chested women rever5 are mos.
becoming, as they fll-up and
give rounded effect. These and other
accessories OF bodice trimming, when at
tempted by an amateur, should be cut
flcst in psper and pinned On SO that any
defect may be easily remedied. Bias
folds often take the place Of revers, some
times crossing each other fchu fashion,
or one end carried round to the left side,
the other terminating at the bust.
Cotton gowns for morning, that do not
go to the washtub, are much sought after
just at present. A caprice Of the hour is
one Of coarse cotton stuff. The under
skirt has high scant plating, and the out
side one is SHRED from four to six
inches deep around the waist, and
has wide trimming Of lace or en-
broiderY around the edge. Move
ment can be given to plain skirt IL more
becoming to the figure, but the extreme
style Il to let 1t fall straight down. The
waist Of the same Ii worn with ribbon
ssshep Gurah yoke. The corsage Is made
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
axG-N5 - -
evSS5Myss {9ss> 5 :
ROSE AND DIAMOND CARTER.

nonette of emeralds and pearls, for get
Iots of turquoise, yellow rose of CATS
eyes, daisy and 9 byacinth. The gar
tiers were intended for an heiress who
wss about to be married, believe"
A long box containing curious pair OF
iawelled elsstics WAS SHOWN at shop
further up Broadway. The clasps were
OF dead gold in the form Of cooled srskes,
with glitterirg ruby and diamond eyes,
and very fine emerald was in the center
of each clasp. Another pair Just ordered
had little gold Cupids with diamond eyes,
ard ruby-tipped arrows for buckles.
The demand for these jeweled carriers
grows greater each dag and it is safe to
say that almost every woman of ashton
owns pair. One well-known actress has
perhaps hslf . dozen, ell matching her
hosiery IN the color of the elastic and the
precious stones used IN set,irg the clasp.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13

Both his cough and splitting were aug
mented and he suffered from nervous ex-
element. To-day he rested for several
hours and sitter psrtaking OF oysters
drove out for the first time in
nine days in close carriage.
To-dey's bulletin says that
for the last few nights he has been unable
to sleep well on account Of headaches,
and that the malady from which he is
suffering now appears 10 be moving from
back Of the larynx more to the front,
which Is regarded by physicians as q
favorable symptom, because the danger
Of disease attacking the asophagus will
be thus averted.
THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
The Empress will 60 to Posen on Mon
day to inquire into the condition Of the
suff .fers by the foods Dreadful accounts
have been received from Posen. Two
hundred and fifty villages are in ruins aud
10000 persons are without shelter.
When the dykes at Wsrthege gave way 8
large number Of lives were lost.
The loss in live stock is in
cslculabe. Troops have been actively
engaged in repairing the damage done.
The fund raised by subscription IN Berlin
for the relief Of the sufferers is insignia
cant in comparison with the losses. a
famine is threatened in Posen, PomerSnia
and S!les and the number OF persons
EN- grating TO America Will soon be enor-
mou5ly Increased.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13

about d dozen new turnlps of medium
size, boil them until tender in salted
boiling water; meantime smoothly mix in
ssuce pan tablespoonful each Of butter
and flour, and gradually stir in pint OF
milk. Open can Ct French pe2a, drain
then, run cold water through them,
draining again, and hest them in the
sauce, seasoning pslatsbly with salt and
white pepper. When the turnips are ten
der scoop hollow in the center Of each,
I'LL 1t with peas, and strange them upon
the rest of the peas on hot shallow
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
A RAKE CONFEDERATE COIN.
a ST. Gold Piece Found at AtIanta and
Said to be- Worth $3.50.
Atlanta Constitution.

Atlanta Constitution.
Ore OF the best jokes of the season Is
current in the Gate City Bank building.
All the lawyers are laughing shout it. The
victims are Mr.. Frank Walker, Colonel
John B. Redwine and negro
BOY whose name is Jerry johnson.
A few days sgo this boy was stand
ing Fear trash pile and was engaged in
running his toes through the debris. He
noticed something bright in the pile, and
when he picked it up he found it to be 8
small yellow coin. At first ne thought 1t
was copper, but as he fingered
it his native sense told him 1t
was too heavy for copper, so he ct
once conjeCtured that it WAS made Of
gold. He had some business with Mr.
Walker, and while in his Office showed
him the piece of money. He asked the
lawyer how much ne would give him for
it. Woolfolk's attorney, after cycling 1t
closely, thought 1t WAS gold dollar, and
as he was particularly anxious to get
such s coin to wear on his watch chain.
he offered the boy 81 for it, which he
gleefully accepted.
Mr.. Walker gave the coin 8 careful ex-
animation and became convinced that he
mad paid too much for it. He was in
Colonel Redwine's Office and took the
coin out and exhibited it to the
great 1nancier. "Whst will you give
me for III" he asked. "I'u give you 81 ;"
was the reply. "And I'll give you
81 &c." interrupted a man who had come
in to renew note. "Done," exclaimed
Mr.. Walker. "Here's your money" was
the quick snswer. The buyer left the
Office with his coin, and the lawyer
thought he had made good bargain.
Hurrying of to g man that buys coins,
the purchaser exhibited the piece. The
dealer scrutinizad 1t closely and said
"What Will you take for it?" "Wnai
will you give?" After little considere-
ton the dealer said: "Will you take
S25 for it?'' The answer was: "No,
out I'll take $50 for it," "Its go;
here's your money" and the happy man
walked out of the office.
The coin which figured in these trsns-
actions is Confederate gold dollar. A
gentleman while talking yesterday to 6
reporter said: 1.-THE worst sold man Of
the four was he who sold the coin for
$50. II 1t be true. that it is, ss repre-.
sented, genuine Confederate gold dol.
lar, 1t is worth $3.50. 1 am told that there
are only six OF these coins in existence.
They are the only onsg which were coined.
T0ey are worth $3.50 each.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
of scarlet surah, Of pale green or OF black
The maioritu of dresses seen on Easter

VI sChIiCt puIolS VI pslC SfCcu VI VI oioSh-
The majorito Of dresses seen on Easter
Sunday in the large cities were Of silk,
cut princess, the drapery in almost every
instance following out the long, straight
effect. There were many blsck costumes,
some very handsome in black and white,
the trimming of corsage being the mar
rowest possible alternate pleats OF black
and white silk and the gsrniture white
lace.
Untrinmed sleeves are thing of the
past. PUTS are used at shoulder, elbow
and cuff, others have the material laid in
fine pleats nearly to the waist, leaving 8
puff at the cuff. some have what is known
as the V.ndyke cuff thst is familiar to oil
who have seen the portraits Of the time
of Charles 1. The cuts in to-day's paper
show some Of the newest designs adapted
to thick and thin material.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13

said the clerk. each one had ten
square links of solid gold joined by rar-
now pieces Of woven silk elastic, and the
clasps were small doves set entirely with
diamonds. Each link was q different
flower; first q wild rose Of pink pearls,
then an ensmel violet with diamond
dew-drop, then morning glory made Of
0pals, a lily -of-the-velley ofwhite pearls,
crimson rose of rubies, spray Of mig
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
An Accidental Killing.
correspondence OF the Gazette.

GRAPEVINE, Tex, April Ga deplors-
bic accident. Mr.. Will Stewart, prom.
ident young man OF Dallas county acct
IDENTITY killed himself this evening at his
fathers residence. four miles east of this
place. He took pistol with him to
shoot rabbits as he rode through the
field On his cultivstor. He fired his p,s-
toll when, as it is supposed, the horses
became frightened, and in trying to man
age them the pistol was accidentally dis
charged killing him almost instantly.
His untlmely death is greatly lamented
by sill who knew him.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13

Tho wsa,th O, a Home

Is dependent upon the happiness therein. II
sickness ia there, whata shadow falls. Parents.
you should never neglect a slight cough or
cold, bu give In time TaYlor's Cherokee Rem
edy of Sweet Gum $nd MuHein.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13

theU
nowerg aS gent
sforSl2
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
Germany.
HOW OLD KAISER STOOD.

HOW OLD KAISER STOOD.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from
Berlin to the Dolly News says: 1t is
stated that the Emperor William left q
written document setting forth his politi-
cal views, in which he strongly insisted
upon the maintenance of the good rela-
tons with Russia.
NobodV in Berlin believes that Prince
Bisms rex will resign.
HAS TO DEAL WITH THREE FEMALE GEN.
ERATIoNs.
! NEW YORK, April The London cor
resp ndent Of the Times has cabled that
psper IS follows: ITO day we have off,
cial denials from Berlin that the Chsncel-
| lor is angry, and semi official statements
'hst there is nothing in the story OF
Prince Alexapder's forthcoming be-
trothal to the Princess Yictoris Of Prus-
STA How much they are worth It is diff
| ficult TO say, but it I3 Ct least appsrent
that Prince Bismarck is restless end sulky
under the NV regime. Heretofore he
! has had TO do with men alone. He finds
! himself nov confronted with three gene
rations Of Vctorias, all blessed with true
| Guelphic sentimentslity and obstinscy.
No wonder he is uncomfortable, still less
is 1t strsng= that he resists the Bstten-
berg marriage, which would displease the
great bulk OF the German people, anger
| the German army snd official classes, en-
rage Snd eRront the Gar Of Russia, and,
perhaps, precipitate wsr itself.
THE MARRIAGE sHELyRD.
LONDON, April THE Times CORE
spondent at Berlin hears that the
diff ;ulty between the Emperor and
Prince Bismarck arising from the pro-
posed marriage of Prince Alexander OF
Bsttenberg snd Princess Victoria has
beer smoothed over and the prospect is
that the question of the marriage will DE
shelved.
RESIGNATION NOT ACCEPTED.
BERLIN, April 7.-Emperor Frederick
has declined TO accep' Prince Bismarck
resignation on the differences regarding
the projected marriage of Prince Alex
ander and Princess Victoria, having been
arranged yesterday. II is reported thst
Prince Alexander will arrive in Berlin on
the 18Th inst.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13

Look Out sfoxs Cholera-1aEuire's Benne
E& 81 Plans. ~.
RprtTfM yesfss Ihfallikle sIsciac for
disfrh9s sdysent4e6 cholesa fmoinus,
FIX, childfen's teeth1ng; andy 4akeH "a
time sure preventive Of Asiatj1 cboleIe;
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
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Sealed B. ok free. giving full particulars. Ad-
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
THE DITCH OAvED IN.
Four Killed Outright and TWi
Others IOrtally Wounded.

Four Killed Outright and Tvs
Others MOrtally wounded.
DENVER, December ga fatal acci
dent has just occurred on Fifteenth
street, between fremont and Court
Place, which resulted in the instant
death of four men and mortally wound.
ing two others. The Denver Gas Com
pany had 100 men employed excavating
. ditch six feet deep alongside of and
underneath the track of the cable car
line, when suddenly the track for an en-
tire block fell, crushing the life out Of
and imprisoning the men underneath.
Men we're Immediately set to work re.
moving the fallen track, and four dead
and two badly wounded have just been
removed. The other men escaped with
more or less bruises. 1t is not yet known
whether any more are underneath the
track or not. The names of the dead
and wounded are not yet ascertained.
The dead are William Kalley, SO years
old, married, with large family Joseph
Trainer, leaves widow; Mike Dillon,
single; an unknown man about 40 years
old, and James McCuan, badly crushed,
cannot recover. The excavation was be-
ing made for the purpose of removing a
gas pipe from under the track and the
accident is believed to be due to careless.
ness on the part of the gas company in
neglecting to place proper supporters
under the track when the men were at
work