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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20
First publication June 6, 1895. ]

First publication June 6, 1851
Notice Observation-Disclosures.
State of Kansas,
Barton County.
In the matter OF the estate of Edwin A Rowell,
late of Barton county, Kansas
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT,
Notice is hereby given, that the 18th day OF
June A D 1895 she undersigned was, by the pro-
bate court Of Barton county Kansas. duly appoint
ed and qualified Administrators of the estate OF
Ed win A Rowell deceased. late OF Barton County,
All parties interested in said estate Will take notice
and 20 7egn themselves accordingly.
JANETT H. ROWELL, Administrative.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20
Card OF Thanks.

We extend our heart felt thank s
To our friends and relstives who so
kindly aided US during the illness
aud death of our loved one.
MRs AL. V. BIRD.
MAMIE BIRD.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20
First published June 20, 1895. ]
Notice Probate of Will.

The heirs of Robert Budig, deceased, viii take
notice that the undersigned has filed petition in
the probate court of Barton county, Kansas. pray
ing that will of Robert Budig deceased late OF
Barton county, Kansas, be admitted to probate.
and the hearing thereof will be the 1st day OF
August 1895, at the probate court room, At 10 a
NJ, June 10, 1885. JOSEPH HITCHMANN,
I3-15 Petitioner.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

Everybody is preparing TO spend
the Attn in Great Bend. The park is
in splendid shape for 8 picnic dinner,
and the amusements guaranteed on
that day by the commercial club will
be OF a kind to please ali-young and
old, rich and poor.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

A brother OF Mrs. A. L Miller
writes from indiana that it is very dry
there, the cracks being SO large in the
ground that the spring chickens are
likely to disappear IN them. They
have little garden, aud crop prospects
are very poor. Otner places than
Kansas have dry weather
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

Il one bioomer gir! looks cute and
attracts universal attention. what
would 4 dozen hloomer girls do?
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

Nick Myers of Odin was down to
the county seat Tuesday, and called
on the DEMOCRAT editor He likes a
good paper and always does his part
toward supporting the same.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

While playing with some com
panious at her home south of the
river, Sunday. young daughter of
VIM. Hiss ruptured herself quite
seriously. Dra. Lightfoot and Con-
nett were called upon to attend the
little sufferer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

A good aajr5 aud SIX Turkey red
haudkercheifs for soc at the New
York Store.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

It's a boy, and came to stop with
Prof. and Mrs. N. F Daum, the first
of the week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

Invitations are out for banquet
to be given by the Master Masons
next Monday evening in honor of st.
Johns anniversary.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

Milo P. Parker of Great Bend, and
Miss Matte Harper, of Raymond took
out marriage license Monday and
were married Wednesday, June 10Th
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

Benjamin ?. Unruh aud vile were
down from Pawnee Rock, Tuesday,
paying taxes and trading with our
merchants Mr. Unruh is always
careful not to slight the editor, hence
we had a call from him, which we
greatly appreciated
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

The subject of the sermon at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning will be s'The Sabbath.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

: The DEMOCRAT will soon commence
the publication of an origional story,
written especially for this paper by a
south side lady.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

The weeds grew 50 fast mp the
branch r1ad the other night that they
tumbied over on the track and delayed
the train next morning
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

The dig bills Announcing the pro-
gram for he Atm will be out this week.
Nothing viii be advertised except
what viii positively. appear in the
show.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Turk, of Ell
linwood, are celebrating the arrival
of Ten pound boy at their house,
Sunday the 10Th And Harry's many
friends fare also rtjocing over the
the capture of the little turk.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

Jake Shiveley returned last week
from Peru, Indiana, where he has
been for the past Is months. He
says Indiana farmers are suffering
more than Kansas farmers from the
dry weather.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20
Children Cry for
Pitchers GaSGoFia.

Naw POTATOES only 81 per Oushel.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

Hon. David Overmyer writes that
he cannot be here on the Fourth, on
account of a previous engagement.
However one good speaker has been
engaged, and it is expected another
one will be secured for that day
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

Chas. Lundblade is putting in a
general stock of goods, in the room
next south of 6. n. & E. r. Moses,
where ha xill.he able 60 supply the
people sisn anything fro'u u dose of
pills 70 Il t,ireshing n,acniue.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

SIessrs Hoisington q Hoisington
have moved The Register Office to
the Allen Hubbard block, upstairs.
Andy is getting mighty close to
"BloodY Alley again.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

At the New York Store 800 yard ,
hart snl Prints for 255c. a yard.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

The Cooper College Quartet" will
appear at the Presbyterian church
next Thursday evening, June 9th,
under the auspices of the Y. P. S. c.
E. Come and hear them-admis-
sion reduced to Is cents.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

Home grown ~ 3hage on the mar
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-06-20

It's boy, and came to stop with
Prof. and Mrs. N. F Daum, the first |
Of the week.
The subject of the sermon at the
church next Sunday
morning will be s'The Sabbath
The DEMoCRAr will soon commence
the publication of an origional story,
written especially for this paper by a
south side lady.
Invitations are out for banquet
to be given by the Master Masons
next Monday evening in honor of st.
Johns anniversary.
Nick Myers of Odin was down to
the county seat Tuesday, and called
on the DEMOCRAT editor. He likes
good paper and always does his part
toward supporting the same.
Jake Shiveley returned last week
from Peru, Indiana, where he has
been for the past Is months. He
says Indiana farmers are suffering
more than Kansas farmers from the
dry weather.
The Cooper College Quartet will
appear at the PRESBYTERIAN church
next Thursday evening, June 9th,
under the auspices of the Y. P. S. c..
E. Come and hear them-admis
sion reduced to Is cents.
Hon. David Overmyer writes thai
he cannot be here on the Fourth, OF
account of previous engagement
However one good speaker has beer
engaged, and it is expected anothe
one will be secured for that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Turk, Of Ell
linwood, are celebrating the arriva
of len pound boy at their house
Sunday the 10Th. And Harry's man
friends fare also REJOICING over tn
the capture of the little turk.
| While playing with some com
| panions at her home south of th
| river, Sunday. a young daughter {
VIM. Hiss ruptured herself quit
seriously. Dra. Lightfoot and Con
nett were called upon to attend tt
little sufferer.
II Every body is preparing to spen
| the Attn in Great Bend. The park
in splendid shape for picnic Dime
| and the amusements guaranteed {
that day by the commercial club vi
be OF kind to please ali-young al
old, rich and poor.
| Benjamin ?. Unruh aud vile we
! down from Pawnee Rock, Tuesda
paying taxes and trading with o,
merchants. Mr. Unruh is alwa
careful not to slight the editor, hen
we nati u Ctii tIOiu hitis WHICH
70 greatly appreciated
y 4 brother OF Mrs. A l. Mill
writes from Indiana that it is very
there, the cracks being SO large IN t
: ground that the spring chickens a
likely to disappear IN them. Th
r have little garden, aud crop prospe
are very poor. Otner places tn
I'd Kansas have dry weather.
Nv The Great Bend second nine b,
ball club went up to Larned Tuesd
afternoon and administered q "a
II drubbing to the first nine of ii
benighted burg The features of
game were the weights Of the t
he teams, and the way the little feiIc
ey from Great Bend taught the LAR
ed MEN how TO play ball.
Card OF Thanks.
u faI -
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09

Captain Merrill Mers reports sho" COM .,.o.',
that little or no hlibusterng Is act"a's
Mated by residents OF Florida ana 'n'' Wv
tivitv on the part of friends OF the 'eN
,hore consists almost entirely OF taIK' II II p'
able that had the Atlanta stayed uas Vi
longer at Port-auP Prince. she woufi h"'e ''0
orders to proceed directly to key west an"
the Raleigh come north The latter 'esse' ""' ''''
In southern waters only twenty days however anu
I, ,s likely that she will remain two weeks ohse''
at least After that 1t will be the policy OF ,ne p ~
partment to keep but one wats"P VI" e
supplement the revenue cutters ..a.,,o,,, orlor
Admiral Bunce will probably sucGessV,eN t otnsr
vessels OF his command to patrol Fiorida waters
for thirty days each. ..-o..r,, Nc Adoo on
The Dolphin with Assistant Secretary & MoHdno i rn on
hoard reached Boston to-day, where sne VIII ~.
r,oin during tho christian Endcavor ConVen,oh;;
Wr McAdoo will inspect the Massachusetts Naval
Militia and then proceed TO Washington. arriving
here June H.. -, .,. 90 yoko
hama. 80, ,,r,nolis This
afternoon with ,hc engineer cadets on board lot
Cardincr's Bay. Long Island -, . H., ,r ,,.cL
The cruiser Michigan left Detroit to-day tor Ma.k. k
mac where she will spend "A week examining .he
channel for dangerous rocks recently repo'tJu o 10
Ncxt week she will return TO Detroit 10 give '"c
Naval Reserves an outing
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
TAKING TO THE BUSH.

\ MISSOURI CUCKOO SAYS THAT Is WHAT FREE
SILVER DEMOCRATS ARE DOING
Washington July s (SpeciaD.-Thc Democratic
Cuckoo OF course is human. and In his breast per-
hans. Hope springs eternal with good deal more
spirit and vigor than In the breasts OF other NOR
tails. II Is also perhaps true that the more .oveiy
the Cuckoo the more lively is the exercise men,
toned one of this variety was In washington
several DAYS ago He hailed from Missouri. ana ne
conndei to some of his personal friends MS opih-
ion that "thc free-silver Democrats in our part Oh
the country taking to the bush. 10 persons
not versed in the Missouri vernacular, II may De as
we'll to explain that taking to the bush means
the same as hiding in the woods and was IN great
vogue during the days OF the civil war, WHICH i"
Missouri and other border States was largely
guerilla war. II seemed. therefore. to be pecu.-
larly unfortunate phrase for an Administration
time to members of his party who not only disa-
gree with him on the silver question: OUT VINO are
the majority
II was fact, many men sorro"iuiiy ie"ie"-
ber that the fellow who took 10 the Dush III
Missouri In war times more than rnatGh Ior
his adversary III the open Mcnoets u. .ru .,,no sor
wears 10 follow and sustain the inanclal pIih-
ciplcs that IL enuncates at It's ycafN coii'chtloIs
will not relish the phrase To be denouhced no" a.
bt.shwhackers by the comrades or many yeaiS VI
service NAV In fact be regarded as an anront
But the habits OF party are STRONG, anu upon
these the shrewd leader OF the Adnlinstra feI.S
10 bring the dScontented Democrats oi ISo @ @into
line In 1896 The Missouri Cuckoo struck the true
note. Grover Cleveland commands the Democratic
situation and the members OF his party VINO OBJECT
10 his financial Views are taking to the bush
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
CATHOLIC SUMNER SCHOOL BEGINS WORK

Pattsburg. n. y. July 8-The sessions OF the
Catholic Summer School opened this morning In the
Plattsburg Theatre with prayer by Bishop Ga
br.es, followed by addresses OF welcome by A.
Guibord Mayor OF Pattsburg Royal corbn. presi-
dent OF the public schools and Bishop Gabriels
DR.. Conaty, president Of the Summer School. re-
sponded The first lecture was one OF a series OF
five on External Relations OF the Early Church
by the Rev. ". OConnell, OF Boston. His subject
to-day Christ the Founder"
Al. the afternoon session the Rey Father Wiboe'
In the evening reception was given 10 Monsignor
satoi. the Paral Delegate, at the theatre Hun,
congratulated the projectors and members OF the
school the success of their efforts and bestowed
the Papa blessing
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
THE GOVERNMENT WILL APPEAL"

JUDGE RoSs's DECISION IN THE SUIT Against
THE STANFORD ESTATE MAY BE REVIEWED
Washington. July s.-Attorney-General harho' ="
all probability will tomorrow order an appear 10
bc taken from tho decision OF Judge hoss III ',''
case Of tho United States against the estate Oh INC
,,o so,a,or Leland stanford 10 recover about slo-
00n0. .,
Tho suit II will be remembered was ihs''u'c'
In the United States Court for the southern p,'
trict OF California to establish the habnty o' .,c
stockholders Of the Central and Southern fa'l"'
railroad companics under the laws OF the state ior
H. duos or tho corporaions to the United states
Judge Ross decided against m" IoV'rhinnsn, nm, "'
every poini raised in support Of It's claim Dstri't-
Attorney McKissick who had charge oi thc H'sa
ton for the United States. has reported 10 me A.
torncy-Ceneral recommending that an appear ne
taken The nVarlable custom or the i)'nir'inen
is IN concur I'm the recommendation OF the ai'or-
ncys in charge OF cases. ana " Is underStoou Ho
denarture will be made In this instance
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
CHACTAUQUIS PROSPEROCS SEASON.

AN UNUSUALLY LARGE NUMBER OF STUDENTS
REGIsTERING-DR. STRONG LECTURES AGAIN.
Chautauqua. n. Y, July S-Nsitors TO these
grounds coming in by the tranload. President
Harper OF the University of Chicago who Ia
also principal OF the Chautauqua College OF Liberal
Arts is here attending to his duties at the college
The college students are registering rapidly, and IL
is expected that much larger number will be In at
tendance than usual. The gymnasium courses are
open. The indications are that there Will be an IN
crease in numbers in this department also. Last
year about 500 took advantage OF the various gym
nasium courses. This is said TO have been the larg-
number Of students registered at one time
in any similar institution in the United states. Inc
Chautauqua Chorus. under the direction OF DT;
Palmer, of New-York. numbers about one hundred
and fifty voices and this is becoming one OF the
most enjoyable features OF the enterta inments
Or Josiah Strong Of New-York. delivered an
other address this morning at the meeting Of the
Society OF Christian Philosophy on the general sub
ject of the organization. 5. H. Clark Of the Uni
versty of Chicago. gave readings this evening
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09

terms OF p.ace was not unexpected. and II Is not
unnatural. in view OF her predominatng nteres,
the Orient especially on tne Ss Sor. Had Of Russia
atrd no surprise In the East; but tnat ue,,sm, ;rs,
should unite with them IN DISPLAY OF loros nc, Ss un
derstood British residents in China and Japan IN az;
very bitter in criticism OF their hsf rs fall
urs TO ioin with the other Powers In rearrans.hs '
q peace has lost for rs inei band in its nnenc.
and control OF Peking. or all the coqntnsS s.,s.
matcally concerned In the contest ths S anx Cher
Her interest has been recosnized ~ 9osm ., v hs
igerents as purely disinterested ner 9hiy ~ about
ing 10 render such service as would prlhs aooes
an honorable and lasting peace. The conduct OF
the State Department In It's very delcate reianon;;
with both combatants has been marked 9y 30, 60.
tudsmen, and by few mistakes, and the good onnces
Of our Ministers and consuls in China and Japan,
ernments have been very useful. and are highly
appreciated by both nations.
Mr. Fosters statement that the demands OF
t,n,n were reasonable make pertinent sum-
mary OF what Japan induced 10 aoaie from
these demands which illustrate the value TO CHINA
ties concede tina, but for Mr. Fosters presence q!
Simonoscki and Chee-Foo there probably w9u,s Ts!
Peklng and Tien-Tsin Times" in an editorial re.
view OF the negotiations. says tnat the tresV las as
iin%a' thira s" so"S Of the amour, q the indemnity
Gained the reduction by one-half OF the area ot
srsuy @hSS Japan Hn me Russia
10 China; the reduction OF the payment 10 o s, l%
patton pending the performance OF treaty cSisa,
tions by China. from the whole estima,ei, sun, .s
& 20 % onsaafsn occpaon Of 81 csnsss roy
Japanese troops to one pos,-We ronroent of
rss, S Ss ossapy
province of Shan-Tuns There Was also eoi'ps,I nps,sI
BY Japan OF tine fa IN nina the
munity from certain taxation imposed Sy ,n.r. n,.
other foreigners doing business IN ~ ner nav for
their purchases In China In the currency o. 1aia"'
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
COLGATE'S
Cool and refreshing
VIOLET WATER.
TRY a few drops in the basin and bath
EDUCATORS MEET

.xvr-.1. CONVENTION or THE AMERICAN 1NsTI-
TrTE OF INSTRUCTION.
Portland Me-. July s.-The sxty-hfth annual
convention Of the American Institute of instruction
opened here tonight with a large attendance oil
educators from all over New-tnsland ana o'he'
States The City Hall was filled at the opening of
the neeting-the attendance being the largest In
the history Of tho society President w. W. Stef-
SON State Superintendent Of Schools OF Maine. pre-
sided. Governor Cleaves made an address or wei
come behalf of the State OF Maine. In peh"ii
OF the city, Mayor J. y. Baxter spoke
President +. i. Andrews OF Brown University
delivered an address on THE Public School System
as an Instrumentality for Social Advancement
He expressed the hope that noble system OF gen,
eral education. when studied and understood, w%oulo %
rally 70 its support Catholics and Protcstants aike
which circumstance alone would impart 10 II Il
power for good which education has never mao III
any land time.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
ARMY ORDERS ISSUED.

Washington. July CspeciaD.-The fo"ow'hs Army
orders have been issued:
The extension OF leave OF absence granted MAJOR
rrancis r. Lacey sth Infantry. Is further EXTENDED
one month; Captain j. c. Ayres. ordnance pspar,,
,ncnt VII! not make exceeding TWO VISITS 'urihS
,,~ ,se, from Governors Island. New York city.
,o Seagirt y. j.. official business pertaining 10
The Aeacoast battery erected by the Ordnance n&e, &
W. .r,msnt nj that point for the instruction or the
r,n,ltia and upon the completion thereof viii re,
urn TO his proper station after each Visit Leave oi
m.ence for two months with permission to go be-
Sond sea. granted Brisadie General Ado; ;phms ~,
Inc Ma ior Charles Hobart, 18th Infantry 10 attend
,hr encampment OF the Wisconsin National Euarl'
is detailed 10 attend the encampment OF the Wlscon-
sin National Guard at Camp Douglas, WIS from
t,,i Tniv 90 10 August II. lie Will proceed TO Camp
Enygias nj the proper time and report TO the Gov
ernor OF Wisconsin for such duty as may be re re,
nc r'ose thereof will return to his proper station:
The extension OF leave OF absence on account or
scsrps OF Engineers 10 further extended one month
Ana isn dsys on account Of sickness Leave Of Al
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
ARCHITECTS MAKE THEIR REPORT
THEY CR1TICIsE THE VENTILATION OF THE NEW
CRIMINAL COURTS BUILDING.

THEY CR1TIC1sE THE VENTILATION OF THE NEW
CRIMINAL. COURTS BUILDING.
W. II Mead ii. J. Hardenburg ana Thomas
Hastings. the committee Of architects appointed
some time ago to report the sanitary condition
of the Criminal Courts Building by the sink
ing Fund Commission. made their report yesterday
1t had been given the Mayor and sent 10 the Re-
corder for his examination, and Will come up at the
next meeting of the Sinking Fund Commission.
The report says that "the means OF air supply
and exhaust for the different courtrooms are ample
and work satisfactorily the supply Of air. however
is taken through basement windows at the street
level liable to be full Of dust ani dirt and contain
mated by impure infectious matter. This air
entering the windows Is supposed TO pass through
filters but the filters to shreds. II the
filters were good the dust could be kept out OF the
courtrooms ana the air would be good. Objection
is also made 10 the passage Of soil and drainage
pipes through the air chamber and air ducts.
The report also cr,icises the plan OF ventilation
Of the smaller Offices ineffective and carrying
coagas from the cellar. and says the Ventilation
OF the large central hall Is deficient The vents
through the frieze perforatons are inadequate:
There should be more fresh air at the bottom OF
the hall with mechanical exhaust
The report concludes with condemning the Board
OF Health laboratories in the building.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
THE DOCTORS COLUMN.

veni-yidvci Phila-I have sunered ior some yee0
with heart trouble aggravated by the use Oh ana
,ouors: my memory and vision are impaired Gan you
state a remedy!
Take Cerebrine extract Of the brain, IN nve-drop
doses on the tongue three times daily for two
veeks: then take Testine in same dose two weeks.
and so on, alternating.
Fannie b. Kansas City-I am very stout and troubled
with shorness Of breath Please suggest some treatment
Take Thyroidne. extract Of the thyroid gland.
II threedrop doses on the tongue, three times
daily Twice a week take spoonful OF Natro-
utbic Salt. In half a tumbler Of water. one-half
hour before breakfast
f. st. I ous-For the trouble OF the young
,odv ~ nineteen. use cold sponge bathing and
roueh towel at night Take Medulline extract Of
,ho sn,nal cord in three-drop doses, three times
aa,v ., the tongue. Report in two weeks. Use
N.,rou,h,c Salt in a half tumbler full Of water
half hour before breakfast, twice or oftener In
the week.
w K. Pas.aic n. il have suffered some time VITA
hmm. hreakne out on my neck. VIII you tell what
Will good for me-
Irse Thvroidine, extract OF the thyroid gland
in three-drop doses three times daily on the
tongue. Twice a week, a half-hour before break.
fast. take Natrolithic Salt. one-half teaspoonfu
In a tumbler OF water.
rrcd r.. Chicago-Uee Testine in three-drop
doses three times daily for month; then use
cor.brne extract OF the brain, in same dose
snonsa bath every morning. rough towel Sleep
IN weIIventilated room on hard mattress. light
nod c,othins. Avoid spicy food, coffee, tea and
'''" w. T. PARKER, NJ. D.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-09
HURT ~ A RUM WAY ACCIDENT.

DR.. C. s. CARTER HIS WIFE AND SON SEVERELY
INJURED NEAR MECOX BAY. I.
Dr. G. s. Carter. OF this city together with his
wife and young son. received serious Injuries yester
day in consequence of the boiling OF the horse be-
hind which they riding. The accident occurred
near Mecox Bay. between Bridgehampton and
Southampton. Long Island. and It is surmised that
the horse which DE- Carter was driving took fright
at a passing sail on the bay. Notwithstanding all
DR. Carriers exertions ne was unable 10 stay the
horses rush and the occupants OF the carriage"
were thrown TO the ground. Dr. Carter was
cauph, under the vehicle and was badly bruised
and cut Mrs Carter Jared even worse and re-
ceived many painful contusions about the body,
and was also injured in the back. and the child
was dangerously cut upon the face and head
Medical assistance was summoned and the Injuries
OF DR. Carter his wife and child attended TO.