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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
BATES IS ANXIOUS
And the Mayor Has Moth
ing TO Say.
A BUSINESS NAN TALKS.
Would compel Mr.. Bates to Show by
What Authority He Assum IS to Act.

Mr.. Bates was at the Treasurer's Office
looking as II he expected something might
Soon drop, Mayor Carroll transacted his
business and received callers at his Office
in the next room. He had nothing new
to say today he remar .ed.
An influential business man talked
about the controversy and scored the
Third party Aldermen hard for their
petty, childish politics. "rhere would
have been no trouble at ALL" he said, "if
the Republican party was represented
by level headed, conservative men,"
"At any rate" he continued, "Mr. Bates
had no reason to get mixed up in the
affair. rhe charter tells plainly what bis
duties are."
"What would you do were you in Mr..
Carroll's placer" he was asked.
"This is just " hat would do: would
serve a writ on Mr.. Bates at once and
make him go to the Supreme Court and
show by what right he assumes to retain
the Office after being suspended.
"This think the Mayor can do and
think il Is as good way as any to get the
court to define the charter, although in
my mind have no doubt but that the
Mayor Is right"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lis, Of Buy.rs and sellers of Lane for tn,
Pact Week.

Lis, Of Buyers and sellers of Lane fpr the
Past Week.
The following are the real estate sales
recorded during the past week:
Charles E. Chandler TO Joseph A. Haines
land on the the Ezekiel Owen plat.
Thomas W. Hedley TO Frederick Roth.
we'll and wife land and building on the
Irving plat.
Thomas W. Hedley to Mary Lynch land
and buildings on the Oakland plat.
Thomas w. Hedley to Alice NJ. Pierce
land and buildings on the Irving plat.
Thomas w. Hediey To Martin Dalton
land and buildings on the Irving plat.
Frank B. Hazard 10 Gilbert 4. McKin-
ion five lots and bulldogs on the Frank
b. Hazard plat.
Thomas Hedley To Godfrey Plant land
and buildings on the Thornton Adams
plat.
Frank b. Hazard to William A. Weir
and wife land and buildings on the Frank
b. Hazard plat.
Mary A. Chapman to Arthur Ostiguy
land and buildings corner OF Slater aud
Capital streets.
Ann Mooney TO Francis Conlon two lots
on Norton street.
James A. Cooper to Edward n. Cooper
land and buildings on the Fairlawn plat.
Francis Conlon Co Michael McCabe one
LOT on Norton street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
A BIG SURPRISE.
aiss Aanis asGinu's birthday CeIobrats d
Many Presents.

Many Presents.
Last evening party OF about fifty paid
hiss Annie McGinn a surprise visit at her
home on Division street, 1t being the an
niversary OF her birth.
A majority OF the party were from North
Attleboro and they came to this city and
returned on the Interstate eiectrics. w hen
II was about time for the party to arrive
one of Miss McGnn's young lady friends,
who was In the company, induced her to
go out for q short call onsRnother girl
friend. when they returned they found
the house had been taken possession Of by
the party.
After season of music and games a
collation. was served that all could not
help doing justice to. Miss McGinn re-
ceived numerous and costly presents,
which will always remind her of her
birthday OF 1892.
handsome plano lamp was one OF the
articles presented 10 her and when Miss
McGinn was about to partake of some ice
cream at supper she found new twenty
dollar gold piece In it.
Amoug those from the village OF jewel
ry were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Curran,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampshire, ID. j. Horgan,
John Henry, Miss Louise Curran, William
Currsn, Jr., and Sylvester McGinn.
Messrs. Horgan, Henry, Cooney and
p. ii. McGinn sang some excellent selec-
tions and Miss Currsn presided In her
usual accomplished manner at the piano.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
BENEATH A TRAIN.
Miles Riley Crushed to Death In Oineyvii. e
Last Night

Miles Riley Crushed to Death In Oineyviiie e
Last Night
Another was added to the long list OF
fatalities an Olneyville's "bloody curve"
last evening, when Miles Riley was
crushed to death. This grade crossing Is
traversed by hundreds OF mill operatives
and other workers going to and fro be-
tween their homes and places of employ
ment.
The Weybosset mills are situated on one
side of the railroad close to the crossing,
and at the time the mill hands pour out OF
the factory buildings and across the rail-
road to go home after their days labor,
several trains are due at that point, car
rying other wage-earners to their homes.
John McCue, who was acting as gate
tender, stood between the inward ana
outward tracks waving flag, and he held
back crowd of factory operatives who
had got half way across the tracks. Miles
Riley, q la borer, about 80 years old, who
had been working on the new sewer on
High street, was going to his home at 6S
Oak street, and he reached the crossing at
this time.
The train was within 20 yards OF Dixie
street when he hastened across the tracks.
He reached the last rail, and couple OF
steps would have carried him beyond
danger. W hen the train struck him. He
was knocked under the wheels and
dragged distance of 90 feet, and then
was tumbled into ditch at the base of
the embank ment wall beside the roadoed,
n mangled corpse.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Five boatmen are missing from Bayfield,,
Wis.
The Perth Amboy, N. j., postofIlce was
Sobbad.
Smalpox is In Iroquous and Mcilenry
counties, Ills.
A child was killed by its stepmother at
Millatorc, WIS
Horace Russell of Watertown, Mass,
committed suicide
Philadelphia officials are inspecting Bos-
ton institutions.
There are more than 5000 cases of scarlet
fovef la LONDON
A suspected Russian spy was arrested st
Townville, Queensland.
A new street railway company Is to be
established Ia Chelsea, Mass.
The crew of wrecked German bark
was brought to Boston in safety.
The New Zealand house of representa-
tives passed woman suffrage bill.
Rev. Mr.. Worthington, said to be the
oldest Harvard graduate, died at Jackson,
Mich.
The New Haven schooner Harold e.
Beecher rescued tho crew OF the bark
Nevada
Riotous mill hands at Rhinelander.
Wis, prevented the factories from being
operated.
JaoA Clifford il said 20 have betrayed
secrets of the advisory board of Home
stead, Pa.
Two persons were killed and four IA
tally injured near Deadwood, ;. D., by an
explosion OF powder.
A fast mail train run on 10 40 open
draw ut New Hamburg, N. Y, aud three
employees wero killed.
George w. Greasy Of Newburyport,
Mass, was elected superintendent Of the
soldiers homo in Chelsea.
A powerful tobacco combine was formed
In Louisville, to compete with the com
bipe formed at Cincinnati.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
TOMORROW'S GATHERING.
The Democrats wiz Hold n Big Ratihoa
tios Meeting NJ Rocky Point.

rhs Democrats OF Rhode Island sent out
an Invitation To the Democrats from all
over New England to come To Rocky
Point on Saturday next and join in rati-
fcation meeting.
The demonstration will eclipse anything
OF the kind ever had IN this State, and as
the day il partial holiday I'm tine State
the crowd will undoubtedly be- a large
one.
The demonstration il under the aus
pices OF the Democratic State Central
committee.
The speakers who are announced to be
present are: Gov. Russell OF Massachu-
setts, Congressman J. Dewitt Warner OF
New York, Mayor Carmichael OF Lowell,
Mass; Mayor Coughlin OF Fall River, MIR.
w. q. Brown OF Alabama and j. Stacy
Brown OF Newport.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
DIPLOMATS Disagree.

LOSDoN, sept. "a dispatch from
Madrid says that hitch has occurred In
the negotiations between Spain and tn,
United States ior commercial treaty.
Mr.. Foster, tue American secretary Of
state, has nskei that there be included
among the articles favornbly treated on
their introduction into Cuba, n number of
others which are produced in Cuba IA well
rs in the United States. senor Robledo,
the minister of the colonies, has refused
TO Erant the request
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
TO BE MADE A 4 CARDINAL. ,i',I1I
Archblshop Ireland win he Sent
IraMen ln ..nnnih Ovor DInlcuItIes.

Archhlshpp Ireland win he Sent So
Friuce to smooth Over Difficulties.
IuLtuG. sept. "A paper here says
Th last story In connection with the adj
vane leut Of Archbishop Ireland has
come ont IN this city. A retreat Of the
priests OF the archdineeso Of 81. Paul was
held LAST week Ia that city, and through
one OF the priests it g., ne ont that the
matter was freely discussed Archbishop
Ireland. il is said, will be- made cardinal
and will be sent o. France as a mediator
TO harmonic the a.itorcnces in the church
i'm that country. A Fcnchmen who is
not identified with any one of the factions
can hardly he found. and IL Is believed
that Archbishop Ireland is the man TO do
IL. The French are more friendly 10 tine
Americans than 10 any Other nation, and
this fact is said TO have Influenced the de-
cision The change will be followed by
the removal OF Bishop McGolrick TO St
Paul aud the appointment of a new bishop
for Duluth
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
OUR WANDERERS.

Important Changes and Additions 80 tn.
Ranks of The Favorits Kickeu.
The Free Wanderers OF this city are dill
gently at work strengt thsning and other
wise putting their tam In better shape
than ever for the comings sson of foo :
ball. Recent acquisitions to thoir ranks
are two players who have recently arrived
from Scotland, Messrs. johnson and
Cooper. Johnson formerly played In the
Abercorn, Scotland, team, and comes
highly recommended. Cooper IL also q
good player. The season viii soon be up.
on us, and good showing is expected to
be made by the Wanderers.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
A VILLAINS LOOKS. "
Fellow Mrs. Marshall
Saw in Fall River
AT THE BORDEN RESIDENCE.
A Strange Coineident or Q Possible
Clue to the Tragedy.

Ihis morning many were talking about
the Borden murder case and the holding
OF Lizzie Borden for the Grand Jury.
Judge Shove related little incident of
some Importance that he heard Wednes-
day night.
On the day Of the MURDER Mrs. Gather
Inc Marshall OF 81 Summit street, widow
of the late John Marshall, who operated
the hat factory, was In Fall River.
She is an old resident Of the Spindle
City and was out riding about the timo
the murder is supposed to have been oom-
mitted and drove by the Border residence.
As the carriage went by the gate q
rough looking man came out OF the yard
and Mrs. Marshall remarked to her lady
companion:
"W hat a villainous looking man he isl"
She drove on and the ugly face she had
seen remained impressed on her mind for
some time and came back To her vividly
when she heard of the double murder.
This may be clue or only strange coin
cident
TRIBUNE reporter this forenoon
OF Mrs. Marshall, but wss unable 10 SOC
the lady.
Miss Marshall, her daughter, answered
the bell and snid hor mother would see
no newspaper men. when asked how she
knew that the caller was a newspaper
man, or what his business with Mrs.
Marshall was, the young lady said they
had been expecting a call from the re-
porters for several days.
Young Mr.. Marshall said thore was
nothing In the story and that Mrs. Mar
shall did not care TO be interviewed, or
have her name In print.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
Ru.,is,. Hand showing un.

RoMBAY, Sept "A battery OF artillery,
witt three regiments Of infantry and half
arc !1nent OF cavalry have been ordered To
the frcr tier to compel the Ameer of. AT
81 I,su 10 withdraw tho garrison aud
o '.'i whom ne has installed at Wsaa
&, .lns, the y otests OF the government Of
B tish India The obstinacy Of the dnoer,
under the cir.umstances, is considc,si an
indication tntt Russian influences are
sapping his lciity TO Great Britain.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
From O., ni.,d', lev uoun,a,,..

CurTKIA Sept Am expedition,
consisting o' me members OF the Danish
navy has let med To Iceland, after pass
inp the Nirta nt Scorcsbys Land, Green
hand The work 81 the expedition consists
Of cXplorin" the country and collecting
srtcimens everything Of value and In.
tere,t thst c6u be obtained Great scien.
tiGc result, hays already been achieved.
The expedition will rctuin TO Greenland
a the end Of the month.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
THROWN OUT.

william Buohiin asts O.iy Ab.ss For
Catching ID runhen Mas's Horse.
Last night man under the influence Of
liquor was down on Pawtucket avenue
when his horse got away from him at the
head OF Garden street and ran down Sterry
street. The driver was thrown out and
William Bucklin caught the horse. The
only reward he got for II was he abuse Of
the driver. The latter received n cut on
the face when he was thrown out.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
uAs CANADA BACKED DOWN ?
4 Move I'm Relation to 500 Canal Tolls
Indicates That She Has.

M,NNEAPoLIs, Sept. "A special from
West Superior Wis, says: The deputy
collector of customs has been ordered TO
retuuall papers and instructions relating
60 the 500 oaaai tolls. These proceedings
arc cU tomars only when the law has been
rerplIed or ceases to he enforced Customs
o.icels here regerd the movement as an
Indication that Canada has backed down.
W WtNIINGToN, Sept 2.--Wben shown the
dis ten from West Superior, Wis, inti-
mating that Canada had hacked down
from her attitude on the canal question,
Secretary OF the Treasury Foster said the
report was MI news to him.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
Stevenson ip Indiana.

VI-CENNEs. Ind, Sept 2.--The Demo
cra,s Of Indiana had their first opportu-
nifty VI meeting Candidate Stevenson
yestDrlay, the occasion being a reception
NJ che Craud hotel There was an out
doc mass mt ting, which was addressed
by l,r. Stevenson, Senator Vorhees, Claude
Mathews. Democratic candidate for
governor John t. Lamb and several
other indiana politicians. Mr. Stevenson
spoke at considerable length, discussing
th, tariff anI the force bill with in
cideuai refer, nces to the Indiana state
co .-t.ninn
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
SHOWN ABOUT THE CITY.
Rev. Father OHare of Brooklyn Nisiis Hls
Cousins In This Ciiy.

Rev. Father O'Tiare Of Brooklyn Nisiis HE
Cousins In This City
Rev. Father O'IIare OF Brooklyn, ". Y,
accompanied by his noice, Miss Goodwin,
OF that city, and his cousin, Miss Alice
Wsrburton OF Haverstrnw, n. Y, and
Louis l.. McGinn OF Brooklyn, visi'rc
here yesterday. They arrived here Wnd-
nesday morning and went to the GUNNER
residence OF Mayor Carroll, near Pnen!x,
where Father O'Hare met Mrs. Carroll
and Mrs. Marin who are both cousins Of
the clergyman. They came TO Pawtucket
yesterday afternoon 10 meet Mayor Carroll
but he was out of the city. They were
taken In hand, however, by Thomas a.
Marin and given "A drive around the city
and the different points of interest we're
pointed out 10 them.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
suI,ivan I..v.. for New or,.an.

NEw NoGE, Sept. John l.. Sullivan
snd party left last evening by special
u,in for New Orleans Re was given n
royal sonG-uH The special train was
L.ade up u five sleeping coaches, "A day
coach sui thc bs sage car. in which sal
Ivan is % - up his training. New Or
leans will be- reached ON Saturday.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02

For moment 10 seemed that the lud &c
would breal down. Tears filled his eyes.
His voice w.s trernulous and husky. Theh
he rallied and ssia sowly ana with sK
trsme sadness:
"RObably G~ilsy"
The clerk announced the pleasure OF the
court, and IL was over
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
Eostea Girl nfissinG.

BosToH, Sept 2-The friends 81 Maggie
Barry, ID years old, who lives at l Harvard
avenue, are an Tiously looking for traces
of the girl for she has not been home since
last Saturday. She is ST. Gin. in height,
and weighs about lio pounds. She is Of
DARK complexion, and was attired in .
black skirt dnd red waist, with light
cuI0red sack over all. She wore black
& .llrr hnf
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
The Pope 10 Gladstone.

LONDON, Sept 2-The Telegraph's vi
emma correspondent says! The pope has
determined O. leave nothing updone 70 in
duce Mr.. Gladstone to extend 20 France
aud Russia The same moral support and
promise Of material help as Italy and Ger
many received from Lord Salisbury.
Whenever war Is imminent the pope viii
propose that Ae arbitrate. II his proposal
be rejected, be- viii declare the dreibund
10 DO opposed to che church.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
SHE ACCUSES HER HUSBAND.
DID Mr.. OarpssseT Tshs HE wifs's Money
Frsm Her Pesssssionf

Mrs. Carpenter, the wife of Horace v.
Carpenter the gold renner of Providence,
has secured the services of Lawyer George
j. West In contest against her husband
to secure the possession OF some $4,000 Ia
savings bank deposits
Mrs. Carpenter alleges that the money
belonged TO her, and that when she was
placed in the Butler lunstic asylum she
had the bans booss amongst her sffeots.
Mrs. Carpenter vas liberated about q
year and . half ego, through the efforts OF
Senator shsrmsn, who was Instrumental
In securing On amsndnsnt To the lunacy
laws, which opened loophole for Mrs.
Carpenter to secure her liberty. Later on
an agreement wac made with Carpenter,
and Senator Sherman, acting for Mrs
Carpenter, to pay the wife t2oa week for
her support; but Mrs. Carpenter now
wants the fio,OOO, which she claims ~
hers.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
The Presidents Plan.

NEW YoRk sept. 9.-Chairman Charles
W. Hackett Of the Republican state *
scutive committee re eivod the following
dispatch from Washington:
The president oanuot now take mp his Kew
York "Trip without waiting over here until
Monday, and he 10 anxious 10 retura 10 Loon
LAKE. at snce. ke viii carry out your pro.
gram. as far a. possible on hs return " Wash
ington. which will bs aear the 18th inst, ,rovers
Ing the order. h. W. HALroaD.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
MOVE ron A NEW HpEAsv.
Lynn. Present Quart IRA Are ovsrerewded
and Insu gfcispI


LYNN, Mass, Sept 2.--rhe Lynn pub
lie library yesterday issued a bulletin con
tanning a complete list OF all books ADDED
To the institution since Nayl issa. The
library new occupies sramped quarters In
the second story u the eity hall There
is bat one room, and that 10 packed full OF
shelves and tables, USE both for . book
and reading room. ThI need OF suitable
public library building Is being felt more
and more each day a. the population Of
the city and tho demands upon IL Increase.
Librarian Houghton said that he WIS glad
to note that the people Il the city are be-
coming interested and are actually do
manding a new building 20 be devoted ex-
clusively to library purp .ses.
Mayor Hayes, who u also president Of
the library. is interestini himself TO a con
siderable extent IN a new building, and all
indications are that before many months
plans will be formulated for securing a
first-class institution.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02

Wrsr BRlyHOS, ;. l., Sept. 2. - The
funeral Of - Jr9a W curtis was strictly
private nsa ilok place t. lay from the
family home acre. Rev DR. Chadwick,
pastor Of the Uuitlrian church In Brook
iya, who was an intimate friend OF
MIR Curtis. conducted the services
Tho BODY was placed in the family vault
in the old Nu.ayian cemetery at New Dorp
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02

MONTREAL sept 2.--Last evening a
handsome woman drove up TO the Office
here Of Nichols a. Marler, brokers The
clerk came ngt and she conversed with
him for dyc minutes about financial mat
tcrs and thet drove Ofi. When the clerk
heck to le office he found thieves had
D. ae. ica.ly 81 % auel the establishment out
L is said th. between 5000 and $1,000 in
money AMI gl. were stolen.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
Palass.s on water.

The prettiest, bcst and safest way to 20
10 New York Is by one Of the palstial
teamers Of the Providence line which
cave the Fox Point wharf every night at
1;i5. The service on these fast and beau-
'iiul steamers IL prompt and efficient in
very respect and that II IL appreciated is
svident by the generous patronage given
the limo.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
Havo Had Enough OF IL,

WoHcEsr.R, Mass, Sept 2-Ramona
assembly, Order of the International Fra
ternal All ance, having its headquarters
at Boston, has voted TO refuse to pay any
nlcrs assessment TO tie supreme assem-
blythe members claiming that tho recent
report of tho order made 20 Insurance
Commissioner Nerrill warrants them In
believing that the order cannot keep its
promises so its members
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02

Ladies'. clean your Mid gloves with Mosqui
aire Glove Cleaner, tor safe only by sharten.
burg Robinson, New Idea store, Pawtuck ct
the leading b Duse for Gloves of all descrip.
tions. Gloves htted To the hand AMI kept In
repair free of charge.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
McRInIey At pra,,I,boy,.

BRATrLEDoFo Vt, sept 2.-Governor
Mckinley spoke here yesterday 20 an audi
ence OF 1000 lie denied the Democratic
claim that protection orects "A Chinese
wall around this country. I'VE can have
free trade" he said. when the nations of
the world bring their labor up TO otlrs
We never will lower our labor to their
level lie claimed that the t.i11 N q
blessing not burden
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A Massachusetts Farmer Kills Wis wife
and Then shoots Himself

A Massachusetts Farmer Kills Wis wife
and Then shoots Himself
EAST PEPPrAELr, Mass, Sept 2-Will-
lam Lively, farmer, about 8s years of
age, living ~ North Village, about two
miles from this town, shot and killed his
wife yesterday. He then went 10 one Of
tho neiEhbors and Informed them that his
wife was SICK, returned TO she house and
shot himself IN the back OF the head Mrs.
Lively is dead, AID he will die. Cause Of
deed unknown. Mrs. Lively was a daugh-
ter of Calvin Robbins, a well-known
farmer Of this town, and was ma ried to
Lively about ten years
The couple had two children, boy OF 5
and girl OF g. The boy says lac heard
querrellins in . house in the morning
before be got ~.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
Nevada Politics.

REgo, Eov., sept. s-The free coinage
Republicans nominated y. G.. Nowlands
for congress and virtually endorsed tho
silver electoral ticket The platform d.
nouucod the national administration for
antogonism TO silver. The straight Re-
publican convention nominated an elec
torsl ticket and placed Ncwlands in nomi
nation for congress.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-02
INTERNALLY INJURED.

nhHman seriouely hur Besv hAis
msrDine.
About $50 this morning Charles Wood
nancy, who drives q milk wagon Tor
Lewis Walker OF Rehoboth, fell in get
ting out OF his team on Brook street.
lie experienced considerable pain and
managed To crawl back into his team. lie
drove to the Office OF DIR. Lane where II
was found that he was internally injured,
perhaps seriously. He WAS taken TO his
home in the ambulance.