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The morning call., 1893-10-05

Of Lakeville, by whom Wilson had been
discharged for grave reason. The ex-
animation was continued until tomorrow
for further evidence.
The trial Of James r. Swafford. other.
wise known as j. M. Williams, tor send
Jug postal cards last year to r. Nj. Miller,
Mrs. Maggie Miller and Miss Annie Mil
ler, respectively. resulted in verdict OF
guilty and he will be sentenced by United
States District Judge Morrow tomorrow
morning. By his postal cards Swaf0rd
attacked Mrs. Miller's character.
The morning call., 1893-10-05
THE NAVAL RESERVE.
Election of Officers of Company ID
of the Battalion.

Company d Of the Naval Ba.s2licn held
Sn election Of officers at its armory On
Tuesday evenins. sad afterward e high
jlnks. The term Of the onlesrs having ex-
psred. leGtensntCommaader Louis ii.
Turner vas unanimously reelected by the
company. The other oficsrs were re-
elected, excepting Easign Tracy, who de-
elinea. feeling that. owing 10 business an0
social engagements, be eorsd not devote
the necessary tine % tie duties Of ensign.
he rendered bis RESIGNATION. which was
finally accepted. sa6 he then placed in
The morning call., 1893-10-05
BAD USE OF THE MAILS.
Two Offenders Are Brought to Federal
Justice.

For sending matter through the mails
both obscene and defamaiory Frank L.
Wilson, . hostler. was before United
States Commissioner HeseOck yesterday.
He Was arrested near Lakeville on the
% nit
Wilson is charged with sending q letter
to Captain II. G. Way OF Petalama reflect
ing upon the character of the wife of q
former employer. horsensn named Boyle
The morning call., 1893-10-05

nomina alton for ensign A. FL. Elliot. a
young LAWYER, a gradua.e of the Universe
" of California, and member of the COM
pany. He was elected by acclamation.
Then followed speeches and the high
jinks. Ensign Elliot is well fitted for the
position he was chosen for, having been
graduated from the university as q lieu
tenant t-colonel.
The morning call., 1893-10-05
Society Notes.

The wedding OF Miss Irene Geneyieve
Masten and Philip Il. Gordon will take
place this evening at the residence Of the
brides father, n. K. Masten. 221S Clay
street.
Owen Meredith's Lucille" will be read
this evening by Miss Frances Fulton, in
the parish house of 81. Stephens parish.
The Excelsors will give their regular
monthly party this evening at Union
square Hall,
The morning call., 1893-10-05
.Jananese Arraigned.

The two japanese. Ikeda Zsntaro and
Fusaeta Jlrokichi. indicted for importing
women fer immoral purposes. were ar
raigned in the United States District Court
yesterday and pleaded not guilty. They
will he tried soon.
The morning call., 1893-10-05

A closed bank in Arizona has issued the
following notice: This bank has not
busted, 1t owes the people $50. 000; the
people owe it SIS. 1000; il is the people who
are bus ed; when they paw we'll paw
The morning call., 1893-10-05

Man 10 MAKE HIMSELF GEN ERALLY USE
Iu ful oi ranch; $i5 to $50: see lady here be-
tween i and / Apply MISS CULLEN, 105
stockton $, room2
The morning call., 1893-10-05

DRIylTE WASHER FOR FIRST-CLASS
L hote laundry: country: $40 and found and
free fare c. r. HANSEN q CO. l10 Geary ST. L
The morning call., 1893-10-05
MALE HELP WANTED.

ulAD WAITER, $40; PORTER FOR
IL zhoIesaIe-house, must be experienced in but
ter ald cheese, $50; shingie-jointer, country saw
mill, u day. c. z. HANSEN & CO.. 1lo
The morning call., 1893-10-05

@ To Frsternal and Other Societies
Handsomely furnfs5ed halls TO let in Shiels
building. 81 o'Fsrrell 81. ~ reasonable ratea
Apply 20 the 5snitor. iys On
The morning call., 1893-10-05

YOUNG BOY TO DO CHORES ABOUTPLACE
In the country; So Apply MISS CULLEN,
los Stocktoa ST., room 2.
The morning call., 1893-10-05

GOD STRONG BOY To CAKE FOR HORSES
- and make himself generally useful CAL
after I P. n. grocery, Howard and Twenfy-sixth
The morning call., 1893-10-05

u ANTED - partner IN PHYSICIANS
W saloon: German II American pre- erred. Par
tieulars AT LEON ANDRES, 800 sutter ST. oc5 sc
The morning call., 1893-10-05

WASTED-FARMER AND WIFE; RANCH
W teatnster, S26: canvassers for insurance.
COOK, hotel. SIS. r. T. WARD Il CO., sos Clay.
The morning call., 1893-10-05

y represent the new literary and home maga
zle Apply to California Review, Central Bank
Bltck Oakland se28 tt
The morning call., 1893-10-05
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


UsIRST CLASS COOKS. STEWARDS, WAIT
Il ers. clerks. cham bermaidS aud other hotel anC
restaurant help supplied by j. F. CROSErT 4
CO.. 62S Sacramento ST oe3 st
The morning call., 1893-10-05

YOUNG WOMAN. ENGLISH. WISHES FEW
L more engagements for dressmaking or needle
work by the day or at home. Call address L. =,
15251L California sr oc3 Sta
The morning call., 1893-10-05

SPECIAL NOTICES
Mrs. Huber, Midwif--Female Dis
- eases: private home. 429Is Nationals Inns
@ G~t Your Hou<e-Painting. aper-
~ hanging and decorating done reasonable AZ
8. okSFs. - Montgomery ave. felephcas sseoG
- Bad Tenants Ejected for - Col
leei1ons made. city or euuntry. Pscttc Cor
leecoa Co. 4l5 NosiS'y 81 +. 8. Tel 6ssede24 q
RI Jahu r. Lyons. >etary Public and
- CeDHsxioner Of Deeds. cf1ce go Mont
sererys telephone s4Sss residence 2202 Steiner
street ies e
~ Books Bought and Sold Healy &
- DALf- <os Qf2rre9sS lSU
~ Whit enin rooms. 81 Up; Psr>r nx
S~S - up GEO HARTMAN.5lS third 81 5y2 e
" A Sure. safe snd Speedy Cure for
~ all nenthly irregularities from whatever
eaasss no Instruments used. home II colEae-
meat with o-sr possible care a1d comforts OF
hcne with tie skill ana attention CT . pnJslciaa
having had lens ana successful practice. / can
safely guarantee every coasol ts-io1 Tree and
ccn1d-1sf2i; al laaie< fn4s are IN sroaoses sick
zad discouraged should cali On fce doctor and
sssre their case; save time ard moGey by co1salr-
trE her eefcre beng treated s,ss<h-res si female
ccr1rissnts treated vi1e aBexceiIed success 2ad
subtraction guaranteed MRS DR. 6wfRE.
sllis Hyde ST. near kll.s- S. f.. Czi. ssl5 4
The morning call., 1893-10-05

VoUNG MAN ADAPTED FOR OFFICE wORK
l. 70 engage IN legitimate and paying business.
with s700. Apply PACIFIC EXCHANGE %
hesrny 81.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-11
TERRITORY OF AKIZONA,l

TERRITORY OF AKIZONA,I q.
COUNTY OF MomAyE,
Notice IL hereby given that unless the
Delinquent taxes for the year 1892, to.
se'her with the cI-t and percentag"
thereon. amounting 10 one and one haII
per cent, per month, penalty and
'WO and 2l-lOO dollars for each
inch Or lartion Of An inch tDr
advertising are paid, I. the under
8 gnPd TAX collector OF MoEave C"urrY,
NliI aprI, 10 the DrSrric: court held H.
md for aIId county. at the next ensuing
I'm thereof, 'O.wir, at the April term
% he h"ld in said county on The first
Monday in Amil, \. ID. 1893, for "a
judgment against III" lands and rea,
estate 81 Il per-"nal property drscr h"d
IN to" irregoiug delinquent lst Of taxes,
iOr the taxes set fnr'h in said hs' and
Tor cost and Interest, ard for an order
- sell The same iUr the satisfaction there
"f. and also that on the Monday nexi
succeeding the day OF the commencement
-! ruch term Of the District court all 'hr
lands ami real estate and personal
property for the sale VI which an order
; hall he made, will he exposed 10 public
sale in front Of the south door of the
Court Housr, Of said county ~ King
man, for the amount of said tAxe-, in
r~rest and COS duv. thereon.
JOHN X MACKENZIE.
Treasurer and Ex-offirio Tax CDIh ctor
Dated January Both. 1899
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-11
BEATTY'S t%s 2Ss'S s..s. i.
Write For Catalogue. Address Dame
Beatty, Washington. New jersey.
FOR S0je.

In Weaver district. one Bryar, mill.
one rock breaker, two fiat boais. ~ feet
in length hy II feet wide, each, ,haf,irv,
betting, blacksmith tor II. "rr.. will ir
! old cheap for cash Thrs marlirsrv
has not heen used over A,u " 80
HALvEY HrBBs,
kir,.tu.u
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-11

e'7NsANs 'NN' @V ~
Spear, August A. Solvent
debts 20, watch IL, for
nIture 10, wagon 40, har'
ness 40, hogs aud poultry
26, stallion 100, work
horse 80, saddle horses
2i5, 20 stock horses $50,
% colts 200, $50 stock
cattle 245O, ImprOvme. Is
OIL pOssessory rights,
ranch 2SO. l5j AZ
SLarkey, WrIllbglDh J. rHd-
die nor.re 42O, z Stock
horse, 81, s Iur'- l2O,
SO srO.K catte 4,J45,
jack H., buggy and harD
ness -, ~aucn %, fur
niture 25, Grass Springs
ranch With mproVnents
300, Newwater ranch and
corral 4J................ IS4 IA
scott, NJ. W. Furniture 100,
residence in Stockton till
lOU ..-........ ........... ~
Spikes John. Frame cottage
Ia Peach SmIn1s IS. 2 73
Spear, b. II x A. A. LNals,
20, y, a, 26, Is, - aud
81, block J, klngmau
800, adobe walls Uu above
lots POO. ....... ... 80 81
South Sick, ID. 10 head Of
stock cattle ~, watch
40, cabin Ia Stockton HII
%, Star SpangIcd Binncr
mime 70, house Oh same
%, Mays Welt mIIlslte
80 ...................... $ 81
salisbury, Nj. IL acres vi
patented mining land,
known 40 the Schenectady
nine 800, Il ac,es vi pat.
em.eu m.nIng iAnO Anvwu
as the ocnh! .NIM nine
50J, patented mnls,e L.,
Empire Gu.ch 30, mM.
proymenls Oh SDOse l5J, 45 g.,
Thompson, A g 10 me4d
ca tie 20, iuin ..re
81, dwe'nus mouss l..
roach Spnnss 10. InprVv.
lnents On pUssessu.y
rights D. ............... 81
Thompson, Samuel Furn-
turU %, res'Ience n
Peach oprIn. 8 3D.. Is
Tyler q G.OSer. D"eInmg
house Ia = y. ID. BAsln
100, tie GO,Len Lion
nlue, Situated ln Mlnus-
BOta district lJ......... 4 Ol |
IheiIer, John. ~luCK hOrses
%, iinprUvBIem Uu
possessoiy rlghIs lJO.... ) A.
L'ujIllU, S4uuegV. COW %,
i JACKIE ~, 3 saddles ~,
furniture lV, 1.-the resi-
dence III AVitmlo Flat,
WCpt vi bNtit iidi Dt U %
Sslensuela, A. kancm Nlh
InprON ucnto Ii,cIeVu DIT
u"ted Om tne D's Sandy
IOO, InpIu, mucLto UL pos
eessOTy Ishts lUJ........ 80 /
Wmty, q. X Z JACKS ~,
the FneL Ch~"ce nmIns
CIalm, lOcateu ! uI,rB
vest Of kOu"d Valley ID ia .
WILSON, b. +. Mechanics
tools l71, hall I"terrsC lu
mining clam nmV~u IS
The Bulldog ., l:,brO,~
ments Um pvsse.sUry
rsh's 2O............ ~
Woe, Zee Furniture u, lot
Il, block 8, townsue vi
hInguIAm jJ, iTAme ~ ASH
house Oh anUve lot lJu th
Wilkins, ChAs. 2 horses Az,
poultry ), w4-on 80,
iurnIure %, dwelling
house in Cerbat 2J....... 4OzI
Yung Hing Wo Go. Dlnlug
TOJm and Kitchen Inrn-
ture 7OO ............ u ~
Wise K Smith No het re-
turned Personal prop.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-11

} : 2 8
Qunones 7. 4 stock horses
80; house and lot in
Signal, 20. ........ ..... 3 Is
Rees, John. saddle horses,
20; Burro mine on
Burro Creek, 81 ........ 3 76
Rios Filipe 3 saddle horses,
l05; 2 stock horses
40; 80 stock cattle,
2l0; furniture, 25; i'm
provements on possessory
right, II ............... IA as
Richards, WIN. 40 stock
cattle, 2SN; saddle Is;
stock Of goods 200; bar
fixtures, 50; 2 saddle
horses, 10; lot ), block
3, township Of Kingman,
loo; frame building On
above lot used rs a..
loon and lodging house,
400; lots 7 ana IL,
block 3. lJJ; interest
in the American Flag
mine, % .............. 81 IS
Kucker. B F., by Wn. linus,
agent. 100 head Of stock
cattle, 700 e.. ........... 25 So
R-dman. Mrs Hsure, ny
VIM. linus, agent. lUO
head stock cattle 700. . 25 50
l. 'binson, Fr.nk 2 saddle
horses 20, wagon A., har-
ness and saddle 20, 80
stock cattle $50, Silver
Bell and Cascade mines,
situated in Gold Basin
district 50 50.............. ~ "a
Rove, Sol G. 10 mines, the
Credit Mobilier, Banker,
Broad Gage, OxboS,
Midas, CrOesus, junction
New England, Ed Man
y and BronchO, all sit
uAted IN Gold Basin dis.
,rict % each, $50. ....... 8l4I
rphrns, WIN. b. ) saddle
horses l75, stock horses
40, 95 stock cattle So,
saddle and bride IS,
furniture 80, lots !, 3, )
and I, block %, King
man 100, dwelling house
on above lots 80, i'm.
proVmenes on pos s,essory
rights 81. .......... 50 81 I
Smith, NJ, J. jacks 30,
Gunsisht and Anvil
mining claims, situated
in Cedar Valley mining
district 80, IMPROVEMENTS
on possessOry right, 2j. 3 82
sherman Brothers, Byron X
W. II. 2 saddle horses
20, 2 jacks 20, watch 10,
Democrat mine 10,
GrtenhOrm mine 10,
miners cabin ID, Logan
nine in Maynard district
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . 20
Sargent, f. ID. Buggy and
harness 100. furniture 81,
, work horses 100, pro-
visions on hand 2D frame
dwelling house 10 King
man $50 ........... .... % y
Strah, Miller. Mininx tools
l5O ...... ............... 5 ~
Sherman, Erin. Blue Coy
mine near Mineral Park
p. hall interest in the
Rainbow mine, located
two miles north OF Sner-
ums Peak 25............ -
sherman, c. +. Mining
tools and 10 Ichinery 80,
saddle horses -, Wagon
and harness 81, sureCies
so, furniture -, D.stafT
mine ), Willis mine ),
Crossbelt mine ), Katie
Inine go, Black Metal
mine $50. all the above
mines are located in the
Wallapai uIhink district,
residence in Mineral Park
2O0, hoisting plant on
DIstah Inlae 6OO.... 81 81
S4nderson, l.. A. Adobe
store building in Mineral
Park $50. 20 acres more
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-11

eyfy 300, Moss mime and
Improvements lhereOij
consisting VI stone housS
200 .............
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-06
NEW AMERloAN INSTITUTE BUILDING

~ "a
The new building win be erected on
the site or the present structures, which
cover 40 city lots. and will be in three
sections. One of these sections will have
a frontage of so feet on Third avenue
and wings extending to Sixty-third and
Sixty-fourth streets. This will be called
Administration building and will con.
tain the library and offices of the In.
stitute. besides three large assembly
halls and a large number of lodgerooms
FOR renting. The first floor will give
entrance from Third avenue to the ex
hibition hall, and in the basement viii
be a model kitchen. The front viii bs
Of notified Flemish brick. with antique
iron and terra Gotta ornaments.
The Administration building is to b.
100 feet deep, and to the rear Of it viii
be the great exhibition hall, 304 by 20t
feet in size, and back of that will be Ma
chinery hall. 1877 by 200 feet, making TIT
mean depth of the structure SO feet
There will be an extensive gallery ct eacl
end of the exhibition hall, and the roof
mainly Of glass, win be supported BY
steel trusses.
The main entrance On Third avenu'
will have Eve Roman arches, supported
on Doric cd INNS, and there will be an
other grand entrance at the Second ave
niue end of the building, besides six fr,
exits at the sides. The fair next fall vii
have to be carried on elsewhere, as th,
old Sfurcfpraa will thor hn dnYnalishof
and the new under way.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-06

Default having been made In the payment Of
the principal and interest due November 25th,
1882, on a certrin note secured by mortgage dated
November 25th, 1887, given by Severt M. Neset.
q single man, to the Fidelity Loan and Trdst
Company and duly recorded in the Office of the
register of deeds. OF Lake county, then territory
OF Dakota, now state of South Dakota, on the
18th day of august, 1885, at 4 O'Clock p. m, in
Book U OF mortgages, on page S1.
The amount claimed to be due thereon at the
date hereof is $719.55. No action nor proceeding
at law or otherwise has been Instituted to re-
cover the debt secured by said mortgage, or any
part thereof. Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given that under and by virtne Of the power OF
sale contained In said mortgage and the statute
In such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will be forecloseG by sale at public auction,
by the sheriff of said Lake county, or h.s deputy,
on the 18th day Of June, 1893, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF that day, at the front door Of the
Court house in the city of Madison, In said
county and state, and substantially described In
said mortgage rs follows, to-wit: The west half
Of the southwest quarter of section twenty three
(231 and the northwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter OF eection twenty-six (26) township one
hundred and eight liO8) north, range ~fifty-one I5l]
west Of the 5th p. M.
Dated at sioux City, love-, May 1, 1888.
FIDELIrr LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
3. =. HosTETTER, Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage.
N. A. Fox, sheriff.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-06
The noaern Man-o.-war.s man,

As a rule, the modern man-o'-war's
mar takes his pleasure seriously, soberly
and in discreet company, for the old tar
Of fiction and of song. like Great Pan,
is dead. You will see him no more
fresh from the Spanish main, CARRIED
quantity, striking attitudes like a master
of dance and combat, shifting guilds.
hitching trousers, damning eyes, and
scattering double handfuls of doubloons
and moldores; you will see him no more
cross gartered and pigtailed, sword grid.
ed and bepistoled. save in the weird
melodrama, where the gods still love
and believe in him.
He Is no longer a dual natured being,
man with the virtues of a child, q child
with the vices of q man. He il alert
vigorous, self reliant. frank, modest
brave, sober. The type figuring in thu
popular mind as a die hard is the excep
ton, and be sure that shore rovers carry
ing lee gunwales under with a press 81
canvas and backing and flling-fllint
especially-along The hospitable channel
ways Of the Bowery, are not true repre-
s~en.atives Of our Yankee tars.-Harperi
| Weekly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-06
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
10 In Going TO Have n C~reditable Buiiding
I'm New York at Last.

IL In Going to Have n Creditable Buiidins
I'm New York at Last.
In the years that have interviewed since
its organization in 1928 the American in
stitute has certainly done much to "pro-
mote and encourage the industrial arts
In America" as it declared it would in
its articles of incorporation, but it Is
doubtful If it ever did a better thing for
itself, or anything more to the satisfaction
Of the people who attend its exhibitions
than when it decided to supplant the
ramshackle old structures in which its
fairs have been held since 1869 with a
new building or series of building wor.
thy of its dignity and usefulness and in
keeping with the progressive spirit OF
modern architecture.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-06
A Newspaper library.

There is at Aix-larC hapelle q curious
museum library containing thousands Of
newspapers. 1t was founded seven or
eight years ago by Oscar Forkenbeck,
who collected newspapers as other peo-
pie collect stamps d autographs. He
spent his entire income for 40 years on
the dailies published ali over the world
ana printed in 80 different languages.
Finding himself the happy owner Of TO-
600 files. he founded the museum, APP
pealed to the newspaper world to assist
him, and now occupies his own time and
that of three assistants indexing and ar
ranging the rapidly increasing collec-
tion.-New York Sun.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-06
( ONLY A woRklNeMAN.

He In only q workingmanf"
How often we hear 1t said
With sneering. supercilious tones
And siighting toss of the head.
am only q workingman.
And proud am / of the name.
Though my face be grimed with dust OF
toll
count IL no sign OF shame.
l am only a workingman.
Though humble my toll may be,
At the carpenters bench at Nazareth
Worked the Man of Galilee.
Yes, his hands were hardened with toll:
Outlines dropped his weary head
AS the Lord of Creation iabored
To earn his daily bread.
He was only n workingman,
My brother, like me and you
True worth lies not in place or rank.
But in faithful heart and true. "
Oh, brothers and sisters of toll,
uplift your dropping eyes!
The humhlest toll was dignifed
BY the Lord Of Paradise.
William Reid in Utica Observer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-06

Srt cou :. se oT La nas'rA' In Comfy Court.

couSrr OF LAEs, In Comfy Court.
In the matter OF the estate Of Abner ID. Had
field, DECEASED. The state of South Dakota sends
greeting, To Hariett e. Hadneid and Abner II.
Hadheld, heirs at law and next of kin OF Abner
d. Hadfeid, deceased, and to all to whom these
presents may come. Notice 10 hereby given,
Judge of this conrt, a petition praying for letters
Of administration of the estate OF Abner ID. Had.
field, deceased, and that Friday, the eth day OF
June, 1893, ut 1 o'clock p. m, Of said day, At the
ONCE Of the county judge, in the city OF Mad
ison. county OF Lake, s. D., has been get for
hearing said petition, when and where any per-
son inteI ested may appear and show cause why
the said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Madison, this 29th day of May, A. ID.
1893.
j. III. WILLIAMSON,
Judge Of the County Court.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-06
h SILK Industry.

According to the census figures, the
silk manufacturing industry in this coun-
try grew wonderfully in 10 years. liz
1890 goods to the value of 500, O00, 600
were turned out as against $34, 800 600
in 1880. The number of hands employed
here also increased from about 81, 900 to
$1,000, and the number of spindles have
expanded from sos, 1877 to 1.254,7ss.--
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-06
Notice.

2s, 1893. Notice lie hereby given that the fol.
LOVING named settler has fled notice Of her In
tention 20 make final proof In support of her
claim, and that said proof viii be made before
10, 1893, viz ;ChristieiA. McGifltvray, &c 1880, for
the northwest quarter, section 81, township l06,
range 81. She names the following witnesses TO
prove her continuous residence upon and cult.
walton Of, said land, viz: W. III. Williams, Of Win.
fred, ). D.; j, NJ. johnson, of Winfred. y. D.; j.
D.. Mcleod, OF Winfred, =. D.; Dean McRae. OF
Wlnfred, /. I. II. N. kRATz, Register.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-06
Women
Will Vote

as usual at the next school electlon-
but for many candidates. They give
a unanimous vote-every day in the
Week-in favor of
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-11
RUN OVER By A MOTOR CAR.
A Colored Boy Seriously Injured
Near Laurel Grove Cemetery.

A Colored Boy Seriously Injured
Near Laurel Grove Cemetery.
Electric railway car No. ran over
Walter Hazel, a year-old colored boy,
near Laurel Grove cemetery yesterday
morning about 1880 O'clock. The boys
injuries are serious. but he will probably
recover One leg was badly crushed and
three fingers on one hand were cutoff
The boy was taken to the home OF his
parents on Russell street near by, where
he was attended by Dr. Brandt, the sur
geOn of the railway company, and DR..
Jennings, who was called in by the
family. II was not thOught last night
that the boys leg would have to be ampu-
tated.
1t seems that Walter and an older
brother were playing together on Gene
terry street. As The ear came down the
street the mot Orman saw a boy dash
across the rack some distance ahead of
the car. He did not see the other boy.
who was in hiding behind "a tree box The
younger boy either did not see the car or
did not know any better, and attempted
TO cross the track right in front of the
car. He was knocked down and run
over.
Motorman Halford reversed the car i'm
mcdiately and Conductor Burke Jumped
down and eXtricated the boy from be-
meath the wheels The statements Of the
older Hazel boy agree with those of the
conductor and mO,orman and shows ap-
parently that the accident was unavoid-
able on their part.