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The evening world., 1894-07-04
BOY ESCAPED FROM 4 CELL.
coney Isl"nd Police 0u.witted b.
a Young Vagrant
Cut Hole In the Wall and CraWlsd
Past the Sergeant

William Waiver colored. sixteen years
old. OF Chariot .sville. Va. sometime
between midnight ard o'ciock this
nurning. succeeded In breaking out Of
the Coney Island police station and maxi
iig good his escape.
Walker was arrested last night and
locked up In what was considered one Of
the strongest cells In the old station
house. He was charged with vagraney.
The boy gained his liberty In u0vel
way and his escape may arouse the at:-
thoritlAs to the necessity Of hurr$ing
the construction OF the new headQuar--
tiers towards completion.
Although the boy had been searches.
he managed 10 cut his way through TIM
cell with some unknown instrumens.
He cut a hole In the ton OF the wall,
near the ceiling. and then. reaching
through the aperture with his arm
raised UP the iron bar which secured
the door and walked out. si
No lodger In the station heard any
noise In the cell. nor did the Sergeant
at the desk notice him walk ont
through the front door. No.. 81
II Is believed that when the boy Ut
himself out OF the cell he threw hls
body to the moor and crawled like q
snake along the corridor past the desk
and through the front door. 49,.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
HAD THE ACTOR ARRESTED.
Pretty Mus ian Saws Comedian
Grcfe-1r.tf ANNOYED Her.
He Grew De- pirate When Rejected
BY Lille MI chin.on.

A pretty woman, with blonde hair.
who gave her namn as Lille hutchinson.
OF lOi Sec nd street, went to the Es sex
Murhet Juurt tO-uay TO prosecute E,nu
Grofe-Griff, Sc years old. of l49 East Six.
teenth street, on the charge of annoy.
ing her with his attentions. Sac said
that she was at present employed as
the first vio.inist at the Folks Garden,
o. he Howery
Three months ago she made the ac-
quaiutan. of G"of.-G IN In Cincir n Il
where she wa dc ing As a musical iii &c
tr,ss and he as Comedian fr the
q. 'Jmp.A> A sir1nS trienGsnIp
sprans up between tire two, ami they
joi1uy accepted al ems. cement at Ak.
ron, .. Tney then came to this cit.
and botn found employment in the
Vol.ls Co.. d n.
MISS .t.iun.nson said that he wanted
10 mary hrr, but that she did not care
o become his wife. sac alleges tndl h,
.os,owed her like a shauom. and al
asst. becoming Jealous, accused her o.
RING to slight him.
Beware he said, according to Miss
litGhnson, Il am desperate. You vii
'ue the day you refused 20 accep, Ia,
Ieart."
She says he then got drunk. and has
zen in that condition ever since. ii
Ost his position at the Voik's GardeI
,nu then would watch for her to g
lome. He would walk up to her on III,
irect and in tragic tones tell her thai
Mess she consented to marry MIN h
| would shoot hei. He ooned o tsp ri I
| nat she became frightened ana pro
| 'ured warrant for his arrest.
| Police Justice Simms read the actor
| severe lecture. Grofe-Gr.n held his
and over has heart and said it wa:
| ,roken.
Il don't want to punish him." sait
| lille. 81 only want him to leave m'
| lone in the future"
Justice Simms remarked that in con
tequ:nce of her request he would dea
| mildly with the defendant this time
| nut lf he came again under simild
| barge il would GO h ID with him IL
| " 'r-roa~1 - fre ~ '9
The actor did not have a cent in hi!
~ he H. w 10 lrd in iail wal
ing for some friend tu come and pa!
| his fine.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Visited HIS Ol9 FRIENDS.
Bob" Of Cat Alley Fame, Re-
turned After a Long Absence.
Belief that He Has Been Cured of
Alcoholic Habits.

Bob" paid a visit to his old time
haunts In the neighborhood OF at
alley Tuesday. after an absence of
nearly three months. II was only a
flying visit. but caused no less wonder
than delight to those who had the good
fortune TO see him For after his dts
appearance Bob was mourned as dead.
His bbulous d.sp sition .eft no doubt
In the minds OF those who knew him well
that he had gone off somewhere on a
private Jag" and had drunk himself to
death. Great was tle surprise. therefore.
to have Bob" walk into THE Evening
WORLD bureau at Police Headquarters
a. straight as ms cicat tried wounds. tn,
TIP TIP 'ies OF many pitchci battle -.
ne naj never looked upsn Deer wneL II
Now Bob" Is no ordinary character.
Hn Is a 9ss Of the tor anSmasks r Of Ta
inatador OF that turbulent locality, IN ,r-
Ing the honors for prov ass and strength
of voice with the late lamented "pick-
When 'Pie.-Axe Bin" returned from
ago and found his belonglngs-two
broken chairs. an apology of bed. va
socks and the whole outfit capped off or
top with dilapidated beaver hat OF
antique style-in corner OF the alley
he knew he had been evicted. The occa.
sion furnished the last Of a series %
vo al ,ornadoes that had OF en- before
convulsed the vicinage. And then pick
Axe Biz went away and has not beer
seen since
That left the field clear to Bob" ant
one would have supposed that he mirh
feel content to have lost SO formidab,,
q rival. Somehow or other. however
Bob" felt lonely In his undisputed swa,
of noise ness AMI began taking deepe,
and deeper dranghts ~ liquor.
many a morning morn when. the e,i reporter
sconsced behind the Office stove nursin;
what in his case, was about the mos
authentic attack Of katzenjammer" OF
| record.
This assertion is made advisedly fo
Bob Is related more or less remotely
to the Lion family: Is. In fact nothin'
hobs" demure and sober appear
ance yesterday was In such contrast 4
his esta b,ished record as to give rise t
| all sorts Of rumors. One OF these wa
that Rob" had taken the Kelley cure
This was the most plausible theory, In
| smuch a. tho redouhtah'n '''-s turoa
away in disgust from profferad bowl O
| W. ic'.e"
Not even beer could tempt him, an
| with severh' long-drawn ''maous,
which connoieseurs internreted to mea,
| that he was reformed and would 20 Int
| mission work among his fellow Tom
| -,d t-NN'o- "r'oh' 'aa-od u>o-the win
d>w-s'll whisked his stunted tail. the
dashed away and was seen no more.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
STABBED HIS WIFE.
John Kelly Is Lirclv to Become 8
hu. derer.
Struggled Desperat Iy with Her
Father a d B others.
Wcrc Separated, but He Propesee
u Reconciliation.

John Kelly. twenty-eight years old. g
500 briggs avenue. was held In the Ewea
Street Court. Williamsburg. to-day on .
charge Of stabbbing his wife. Bertha.
The woman is n a dangerous conditIoo
at the home of her parents. Oh Grand
street. III
Mrs. Kelly. WAC Is the daughter u
John Totf. was only married to Kelly
about year ago. but they soon found
that they could not agree. Kelly saii his
wife WAS lop fond OF dress. and the
woman retorted that he was too fond OF
whskey About a week ago the coupie
had another fierce quarrel aad separate6v
MIS-, Kelly going to her parents.
Shorty before 8 o'clock last evening"
Kelly called at the Grand street house
He was well dressed and showed D,
signs of being under the influence %
liquor. To Mrs. Toff he said that u
wanted to see his wife, but at frat ~
81 have no intention Of hurting
Bertha" was the reply, II simply want
to see II we cannot bury the hatchst
As this coincided with Mrs. Tons
wishes she called her DAUGHTER into the
parl1r Husband and wife sat down "a
one corner OF The room. while the mother
book.
Suddenly Mrs. Ton heard her daughter
scream and looking around saw Bertha
fnll t, the floor W tn a knife sticking Ia
her breast. keliv who had used the
knife. calmly withdrew II and aimed
ano' her blow at he girl. but Mrs. Tot
caught his arm and screamed for assist
| ance,
Kelly uuckIv shook himself free from
the wimsn ard made another attempt to
| reach his wife. Just as he sprang for
| ward Mr. TOT Bertha's father. euterfd
the room. Seeing what was going on be
grabbed thr wou'd-he murderer. and this
two had very lively tussle over the
parlor floor.
It is probable that Kelly would have
got away had II mt ben that assist
ance arrived for Toff in the shape Of NJ
two atnlw"rt sons. ard the three soon
| reduced Kelly to submission. Then they
marched him n the Starg street station
AMI turned him over to the sergennt.
| who sent the man tn the Hurh II
street station. where he should h..ve
| been taken. z.
Mrs Kelly was rerorted as being II 1
sari0us condition to dev. AMI her Ihua-
ba DIS examination was postponed tor {
| week ~ tffiSsss &
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Mr.. KENNEDY HONCREO.
STRENGTHENING Employees Rrmem-
her Their Former supcrintcndent.

Strcet-Clenning Employees Rrmeni-
her Their Former Superintendent.
One Of the proudest men in New York
to-day was Michael Kennedy. ex-superin-
tendent Of stables. STRENGTHENING De-
oartment. To every one who dropped II
at his Gaze. at Elm and White streets,
he took great pleasure In telling of his
presentation last evening with hand
somely engrossed set Of resolutions OF
esteem and respect from the men who
were his former subor linates.
The IN, tc the number of four or five
hundred, headed by brass band.
marched from the stables, at Avenue G
and Seventeenth street, to Mrrphy's hal.
at Desbrosses and Hudson streets, a com
mittee, headed by Chairman William
Hagarty. ealing at the Hickory Cub. ia
HUDSON street, and capturing Mr.. Ken
nedy.
re solutions to Mr.. Kennedy. llken ng hin,
to Abraham Lincoln, with his 'malice
towards none. with charity for all"
Mr.. Kenneiy's reply was brief and TO
the point. He said:
Mr. Chairman and Friends: Your action to
night indicates that the men are satisfied, &C
,ent your Kind words and your kind testimonial
with pride and pleasure. because they come from
men who worked with me and sustained me, and
CARDS
Happy speeches were made by Coun-
se.lor LOTUS AMI others, ana after re-
freshments the gathering broke up with
rousing cheers for Commissioned" Ken
neiy.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
DANCED TO ORGAN MUSIC.
Little Louise Was a BONANZA for
the italian.

For dancing on the street to the mu-
sic Of a hand organ. eleven-year-old
Louisa Lovett. daughter Of Mrs. Louise
Lovett, OF 317 West Twenty-first street
was locked up yesterday by Agen
Moore. of the Gerry Society.
Moore saw a crowd OF a hundred or
more following an organ-grinder dow
y Eighth avenue from Twentieth stree
to Sixteenth. and discovered little
Louisa dancing skirt dances to tho
tunes Of the wheezy old organ. Tn.
Italian passed his hat and reaped
harvest from admiring spectators. The
girl was dressed In purple and red and
looked as II she was iured by the Italian
to dance.
Moore arrested the child and took
her first to the Twentieth street station auIsi
She was taken to Jefferson Market
Court to-day and Justice voorhis dis,
no more on the street. Her mother
was in court and said that she had re.
peatedly tried to keep her daughter
from dancing.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
BROOKLYN NEWS.
s,ViD BY HIS WATCH CASE.
1t Was in GiIbert's Pocket, and
Stopped a Stray Bullet.
Another Man Shot In u Mysterious
Manner In Brooklyn.

Detective Mccormick, OF the Fifth
ing to unravel the mystery attending
the shooting of Louis W.ise. a watch
man employed in A. Allen & Sons rope
walk on Third avenue. between Fifth
and Sixth streets. who was struck in
the abdomen with 32-calibre bullet
last night while sitting outside his Of
flee, II Is believed that he is fatally
r'''-~1
lG2 twenty venth street. There is
Weise told the police that he was sit
ting outside the office at II O'Clock last
IKE a dagger thrust, in his. abdomen
thHn he heard the report OF a ristoi.
He saw nobody lettering about before
the shooting, and did not see the flash
fired by somebody In vacant lot OPP
posite
KIN. wAo S,u. b intere lie N ms
II believe that the sho, was either In.
tended for melody else or Wa hrsd
incoming OF the glorious Fourth. Weise
an ambulance. Early TIL. mornlns the
surgeons performed an .'peration AMI
removed the bullet. He Is very weak
that he will recover.
| Another shooting. which hut for III.
fat that TIE victim carried a watch
would probably have proven fatal. was
reported 10 the police by John j. Gil'
bert Of lW Dean street. Gilbert II a
night called uron u friend living ut 80.
pegraw street. Along towards mid
front yard they heard a pistol shot, sni
a H. Ne t-"~h C;uN"rt over tho heart.
! AS he Jumped UP the missile fell Il
the ground. Gilbert found that TIL hui
let rad struck his watch case, mak'nf
deep dent IN IL. Gilbert was unin
jured.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
he WAS STARVING TO Death.
Otto HERE Found on a Eench in
City Hal Park,
Almost Too Far Gone to Take Nour-
ishmcnt " hen II Was Offered.

A gentleman. who said he was
physician. but who refused to give his
name, called the attention OF Park
Policeman Thomas f Thompson to an
emaciated man who was sitting on u
burun in City Hail Park about 80
O'Clock this afternoon
That man 10 starving" he said to the
policeman. II have been talking with
him ana he tells me tina, he has had
nothing to eat for days except a bone
which he Sot this morning. He is trying
TO MUNICH that now. but is 70 exhausted
that he cannot chew or swallow IT,"
Thereu on Thompson adir' ssed the
man on the bench, who answered. oues-
lions in Glow. drcary tone OF voice.
He sati his name was Otto HERE. fifty
eigh, years OF age.
as,'cd
II have no hor'a"
Have you any friends?"
Not a soul In the world who cares
for me-" was the lis'less reply
And are you hungry
Not now. but was starving. | guess
] am starved now, because I do not
feel that gnawing desire for food any
Thompson hastily dcspat ched a mes
senger for yl1ss of milk and his fell
low-oflcer William c. Zw!sler went 20
NC lily nun StUtlnH anu
,'mhers Street Hospital for an am.
b 'rrce
When the milk came " took the unfor.
tnnste man fully fifteen minutes. to
| sips. Wtiskey was offered to him but
| he declined II His clothes were old
and shabby, and there were many rents
| In the garments visible. but there was ar
air OF neatness about the man that
| seemed to speak Of better days. A bis
| crowd had gathered about him and ,
seemed ashamed of being the cynosure OF
so many eyes.
II guess I'll get along now, and t. aot
you very much" he tina'l" gasp'd. bu
| STAGGERED md re- hack avaiu
~ guess am usei up" he said weakl,
while tears streamed down his sunker
| che ks. Meantime Zwlsler had tele
uhoned again for an ambulance. hut as
one dif not appear, he walked down &c
Chambers stree Hospital and worit
not leave until he got an ambulance ant
a surgeon to return with him.
| The surgeon admitted that HERE wa.
| very weak for want OF fool and also
| sald that he was In n high fever. H.
| was hurr.e lily PLACED In The amhulan e
| which then start d of for the hospital
1T was one Of the most pitiful cases
| that ever csme und my notice" Pc
"Fvering World" reno-ter
better days He tod me that he he
been a commercial Traveller. He wa
marrle' but his wife Is dead. Younge
men crowded him out Of his bushes
until. at last he has become that m s.
| )itlfu. OF al objects, a tramp
The evening world., 1894-07-04
corn WITHOUT EYES.
This Lite Grossman Girl Has
Extra Fingers and Toes,
Otherw.s. She Is Perfectly Sound
and in Gool Hea tn.
Physicians Interested In This Unfor-
tunate Freak of Nature.

There's nm eight-pcund mite Of hu.
n,anity In the tenement lA Orchar I'd
street. who has never looked upon the
light of day. and. indeed. never will. q
physician emphatically declares
The little one-it IL a girl-was born
without eyes or even an optic nerve.
Her eyeballs, too. are missing.
Although to come into the world In this
unfortunate condition is a rare happen
Ing. yet that Is not all the popularity In
connection with this babe of the east
side.
Altogether the little girl has twenty.
three fingers, thumbs and toes. three
u,are than the usual number allotted t.
.nkini.
Ex-t ch tiny pink hand has five timer
"A fingers, and the left foot has six
A"u "ectly formed toes The surplus OF
!. ...sers Is due to the growth of a Sec
ond lite finger. which had been formed
on the outer side Of the regular small
finger. In this respect both hands are
similar. and both of the extra little
fingers are almost perfectly formed.
In every other respect tae child IL raid
to be perfect by the physician who was
The father and mother are Mr.. and
Ms 'q NJ e. Of an Isl
and have lived On the third floor Of the
-Four children nave been born to the
one ali are dead.
The father and mother are both
ever had an siirnen. in 'hsir 'ivas
Mrs. Grossman gave birth to the child
In. Sun y q -. Leont. IN ~ -
al have heard Of cases Of this kind :
said Or. Lsndes this morning. but they
have had to do with thousands of chill
Is The first Case Of the kind actually Il
come and sse my cSs has no
there 1, not : ves.ige q an optic nsry'
that I can discover. 1t Is wonderful
'The eseilas and sockets are ial.l,
weil-deve:oped; but they are grown t.
Esther and there not s.Ys,, IKE msi eye
friends have examined the ii,tie one: an:
expect to later have the opinion Of DR.
he,:thy, ami would no d,ub, i've. pro
yiiins the parents afforded 1t the prope
"You c3u.d not blame the parents |
they feel that the. child would be mucl
better on dead" he went on. ut is 1
most unfortunate case. indeed
~ have examined the literature refer
ring to rare medical cases Of this de
scription, and have even been to tn
Academy OF Science in search Of infor
nation. but can find only the slightes
have had more experience than I. how
An evening World" reporter visite,
Mrs. Grossman this morning. She ha'
she cuddled in her arms would neve
see. and exhibited the girl with mother
ly pride and pointed out to the reporte
the tiny six toes on the left foot Of tn
child and the two extra fingers on thu
. hards.
The GIL weighs about eight pound
and has a luxuriant growth Of b.ac
hair With the exception of the lack o
eyes, its features are regular and pretty
Don't tell my wife" said the hus
the babe will never see. for the docto
thought 1t better that she be kept i
Ignorance Of the fact. She will be heart
broken when she finds 1t out"
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Fin de CiecIc outing.

The Fin de Steele Club has had Its summer
,utiny. The party consiSted OF Misses Ida broNn
Jennie Brown Ess'e solomon, Of Hudson T.
Kettle Claire Mayer Martha Nes M NJ.
IN and Messrs. u Goldberg, Dan flies' M
vusbaur WI Nusosum I'd Friedenrieh, san san,
.ers Altmeyer. John Goldberg 3 ssmss ~ " ~
tour.ho:ge drag at $50 las, SUNDAY mornln '
fr,m Miss Jennie Browns house AM spSht
..gh,ful day a. bronS WEer '"@' '"'
ouIlnr will be In the Fall
The evening world., 1894-07-04
ELECTROCUTING RATS.
How Philadelphia Electrician
Ei1's Rodents.

A horde Of sewer rats, which pes
tered downtown restaurant keeper,
have been decimated by an ingenious
Record, through hole alongside u
grated covering OF a sewer inlet in the
back yard of the restaurant. The cleo
trcian offered to construct an effective
nm -
20 ahead. He laid coils OF copper wire
about the hole and made an attach
ment to the electric light wires within
the building, supplying key to turn
on current.
A watch was kept on the hole. and
when a dozen rats were playing about
the yard the key was turned. As the
rats returned, one by one. to their hole
they keeled over dead. In this novel
way nearly one hundred rats have been
killed of In a little over a week.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
3ICYCLISTS COME TO GRIEF.
Mans Wrist Broken and Girls
Foot Injured.

NEW ROCHELLE, July 4.-Frank
Clark, while ridiag mis- bicycle on Locust
avenue las, night. lost control OF the
wheel and dashed into the stone wall OF
the Zollicofer place, at the foot Of the
avenue. He broke both wrists and his
bicycle was ruined. lie was taken
home.
Miss Taaft. who was practising on a
wheel in Residence Park fell last even
ing. sprAiuei her right ankle and broke
M Ner 1906. she was con-
ycyed to her home.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
FROM AN "a" PLATFORM.
Dts Jumped to Escape Two ImaG.
innry Pursuers.

An apparently demented man Jumped
from the platform of the Rector street
"L"staticn to the street shortly before
noon to-day.
A policeman picked him up and an
ambulance took him to Bellevue Hos
pital, where 1t was found that he had
sustained injuries about the feet
At the hospital he gave his name as
Andrew r. Otis. thirty-hve years old,
but said he was homeless. He insisted
that TWO men were following him and
irving to shoot him. He had jumned
from the Elevated structure in an effort
- evaue his pursuers.
alcoholism.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Rouud About Town.

Louis purh'er atlas Jumbo th'r,y-tnte;
.Lss ia N 90 seventh street, Was held Tor triAl
,s,s mernlns In Essex Market Police Court
charre' with assault
patrick Fecey. thrty-nve years CID was ne q
10, ~ m nation Monday In the Tomhs 20 ice
Sou,, m morning FeeIey who ives o. y.
rsurv street. brutsly gsSeul'e' his wife. II 10
Ie "a she is N Bellevue Hospital
nnel Abraham Seine der. eighteen years
I'D. Of IL Chrystie stree, $40 he wac charge
sIih throwing dead snims's In the laundry OF
SIM LinS al u chrystie street
=, - schxartx Of a Luilow street. to-day
ta.n,'n.i ire ,ov OF the woman who was Killed
h.er.,n, mn over with truck In Ike street
az inc "a that az Ida Schwartz hfsy-nss
yssr.. Of s. Henry street.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
WANDERED FROM JERSEY.
A Nine-Year-old Girl Homeless I'm
the City Streets.

A girl Of nine years wandered into the
Sixteenth Precinct Police Station last
night and asked for q nights lodging.
Jsfe was neatly dressed, but said that
A. had been sleeping In Railways for a
Patt tn, sine the death of her father and
seclher. She gave her name az Mary
A;tppard. and said she lived at 81 Essex
- Agent Thomas F. Moore, of the Gerry
Society, was sent for and he took the
4 girl to the Twenty-third street head
qarters.
On questioning her he found that the
Essex street where she lived was In Jer-
sey City or Hoboken. for she spoke OF
ferry, and told of her wanderings before
she came to New York.
Ret Court to-day and put into the So
cietys care
The evening world., 1894-07-04
TORTURED BY ROBBERS.
Ohio Man Burned with Candles
Until He Surrenders Money.

MIDDLErOwN. O.. July Fired sni-
der. whose wife Is dead and whose chill
dren ire all married. lives alone near LIE
ourdesvi.ie. Being wealthy and miserly.
II Is generally supposed he keeps much
money about the premises.
Late Monday night there were raps at
his door. On opening II three masked
--Nhn~a h~ct IN heating him terribly.
but they could not induce him to surren-
der his money until they applied lighted
candles to his feet and then to other
parts OF the body. Finally Snider pointed
to a drawer. where they found $50.
but Snider impiored them 10 search
very nook. They then tied him to thu
NJ a-1 l,rt Na'~"bors found Snide'
unconscious. and his recovery Is pro-
nuunced impossible.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
DROWNED AT new ROCHELLE
Victim of SunstroISe Loses His Life
While Fishing.

NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y. July A.
Henry Nell, eignty-five years old, a life
ong resident OF this village. was acci-
dentally drowned yesterday In Echo Bay
Creek at the foot OF Postmaster NAL
ioy's property. Nell had been taking
care OF the property! and yesterday
a 'ternCon went ~ 7i~~ and. being over
come by the sun. fell into the water.
h ca was o0.y tmu ltet and q .!dlf
d aep. His body was recovered and taken
% Ire Davis Alorgue in Westchester.
ell lie YES two sons. His body was
scovered shorty after he was drowned
by Mr.. Malloy's coacnman.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
FELL INTO AN EXCAVATION.
tcv. Mr.. Bernicr and Mrs. James
Carroll Badly Hurt.

NEW ROCHELLE. n Y, July A.
Rev. II. Bernic'. of New York. and
Mrs. James carroll, Of 2SG East One Hun
bred and Thirty-eighth street Mott
Hlven. met with serious accident at
this pace late last night They came up
t. New Il .rhei'e on Midday night to
spend the Fourth with George Crab, on
North stree. Iht R,y Mr.. Befnier
was suddenly called to New York. and
on their way to the railroad station they
took short cut 10 the depot across the
North street tracks.
They did not see an excavation which
is being made at the track. and boz h
fell to the bottom, a distance OF twenty
feet receiving serious injuries. They
were taken to the hos pital. and Dr. Dali
rymple says that they are In a critical
condition.