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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
TELEGRlPHiC NOTES.

grand nfG' SECRETARY and treasurer Of the bToherhood
Of Railroad Tranmen was arresd arSsd kin e mn
su iSoeri 81 $50 lie was released on 800 bail
He says Il Is an "Vefdr'''
Til finer Ave Ven, nome dnR and began
Arising his wife finally picking mp ou,cnGG k saD
and assauting her hls es apn sbSt and killed
came to his mothers rescue ana S"o' anu h'''eu
his father.
Fayetteville Ark Aug ~ Nen%sp noy cner0
kee Nation the young VII Oh ,,t ON nTSmi,, al
i,iriIn nv swallowing morphine Mr.. Rogers was
white woman loSr ag P hr ni ,e Ph ha her I milan
hnsband took more interest in Cherokee politics
thar in his VIC
Sacramento CAL Aug. "a serious accident LEI 5.o oe-
curr'l Wcndis at the funeral of his daughter Mrs
Mary + rnsy o 9} Ken IN front " of S bHd
hpo" "rne norch collapsed. throwing the people 10
~. ground injurlae all of them.
Los Angeles ok Az 2 ,,ey f sTT%m'TF'f from
yeeTan Of the Ea. yis M@d the S Solder. Home a;
santa Monica in s,ars Of n an b C bmfn bah been
rneie,ered ~ an inmate of tat Institution lol NOR
hsn Ths '@ 81 'n an di ssS
of the Home, Is under arrest.
pr,sburg. Aug i2At the National Hay conyGn,
ton Yesterday resolutions wer" ii c,mmern
l4r ~ hmIwren shippers ana receivers, and re
aisi .ttoS me Ncw-York ana Boston members 10 in
~ gu, Ia, the commercial exchanges adopt me Ma
,ionai standard OF grade. The place OF ne nrxt
meeting was left 10 the Executive COMMITTEE i''
convention adjourned to-day
uuvauk.r WIS ApG. Part OF the Illinois
steel Company Is in IL hands OF the sherdn wh w,
"a. t,ochcd ihe prOperty to saiiFiv judgment ioi
a. 40 -, favor II Tie %ewpOrf AiIr ~ company
The suit grows cut o. failure on n" n%it o. ~ ~
it'irnft steel Company L. pay that amount, AT
ii'nN =. In. duo on irr1 ofo delivered ly the plain
tiGs t. = smld that lie at,achm.nt Wl IN 40 "iN
interfere with the operation ~ IN" plant necaua'
"a, Sheriff has taken posression oil any oI th'
| onoro,irg DEPARTMENT buildings or machinery.
Durango col. Aug. l2-"Will' Arey. who ha'
rcl,tivrs in Chicago and New-Jcrsey. was sno; IN,
/ almost Instantly Killed to-day by ir W. ~
/ Winters one OF the most prominent physicians II
/ Southwestern Colorado. and q former menbtf a.
1 the Legislature. ATcy was accused by winters o.
I Intimacy With the latter's VILE. Tn" encounter
/ occurred in front OF Winiers's office. Roth inrI
/ had revovers but IL IL not known Vso fred first
/ After Two shots fired. Arcy ran ncf"ts th'
/ street and fell on the sidewalk Winters folowe,
and cmpticd his revolver at the PROSTATE man.
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II-STICE TO SPAIN AND OAN'N 40

To tho Edto. u The Tribune.
si,. As friend and admIrer Of span VIII" 'll1
80, s,o,d qualities of whose people N' eNpe'r
onoa Of ,nore than half lifetime has maze HE la
,n,lior desire to thank You for TIE ho'F"o''''
actuarial in your issue of to-day. heane" a'o''s
del Castillo" ana 70 express my apPr"'''''" vi
tho candid and impartial may say magh"hifhous
sririt which dictated II. IT Is. indeed coiSoii's'
,r a., hour of national loss like that wmch mas pc-
fallen Spain in the death of senior 'ahoNaS, " zee.
that the sympathies of the generous-hhhue" anu
tho ius,,ce.loyins Of our kind are with u.s. that
,beir voice is raised in stern renoof OF the ""-
soo,,lv axultation of ignoblc foes ever bersaVr-
,ncnt IN which these behold possible au'dntSttsSS
70 themselves and that the common We wit'v ,h
hnJs humanity together for good or Ill IL ic'' anu
acknowledged. ., l., .,,, columns Of an
.,r.ricnn leader of public opinion that hiS ~.
a,n,,,s i'm the past been either iaNorape OF guI.
~ Snain the concluding words OF your 'di'9Ytl..i
..'.n0v,s may not have died In Nain II ms u.tt.n
shau soften International animosltles' Su'nBuntr
sWnnot HES and make men Of all lahhS a UNI ~
h,'in@ only that which Is vile he would ihuec;
TeeI that he had not died in vain. ana ne WIZ
feel that his dying aspiration for me woilar. .,
spain has already begun TO te luihlti' io' '"'''
n,,stine is already beginning to be done h'r. y, @
New York August TO- 1871 - ~
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THE CiTUOLJC 81 NHER SfHODL.

P,attsburg y. Y. Aug. l2-At the 'atholc SUM
r,.r school to-day Father Flanncry delivered his
a., ,ao,rrs his subject being Mural Painting in
churches" The conference for teachers met AZ
the usual hour and was presided over by Mrs.
Baird. of Poughkeepse. who gave the opening tax.
Thos, who took part in tho discussion that fol-
loved were Miss Mitchell. OF Brooklyn MISS Brod-
Fathcr Mcmillan of New-York; Father H2ipin or
York: the Rev Morgan NJ snyidl, "' i,1 Tx
was the last meeting of the te4chcrS h' i,cgurs
nr,b or ~ Inc Roston Transit Commission. his SUBJ
jcct being Rapid Transit in European ana Amer
ic.In L.
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NUIPPI\G COtL ~ REFRiGERiTOR flRH.

Denver. col. Aug. 12.-Railroad men or" greatly
Interested i'm the discovery which * alleged 10
have been made at La Junta, col. that IN" Santa
Fe Railroad Company Is shipping coal 10 Eastern
pouts in rrfriecratO cdrs. According to IN" To-
nor, rour rcfrlg.rotor cars were sldc-trackod At
+, Iuntt for repairs The ears were marked ana
scaled and the contents were billed a porlshaoI'
fruit. when has right Of way over AL other class
of traffic except mail and fast passenger service
l. was necessary for The worknen TO enter th'
cars in order to max" tn" repair. ne Sou. VIZ
I,roLen and inc cars were found 10 he illled WIN
rnai from mines Of Colorado and NeW-McNl'":
Refrieorator cars are said to haN% l''h to'hS
oit NJ The STATE on an extensive seal" Tor Two 81
three weeks past.
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FOR \ LAWYER SOLDIER MAYOR.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The coming Mayors OF New-horK ''y WI"
need to bc pre-eminently executive men VINO h'o"
,hc law and knowing. dare maintain \ lawyer
s,li,or u.ouId he good ole who has. combined with
a knowledge Of the charter and the statutes gen
orally Il habit of commanding men In large MASSES
OF Republican timber mention Generai "ten''r.
AZ badge. General Wager swa!ne, General D. J.
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CrOPCTt WOVEN WV I lTrYORr.

Atlanta. Ca Aug. Il (SpociaD.-The women OK
Georgia who are conducting crusade for the adj
mission OF girls TO the State University NJ Athehs'
now open to young men only. won point to-"ay'
when the State Agricultural Society. In session NJ
,r,,, oaortad a resolution expressing It's formal
,,nrovoI ~ coeducation AZ the University. rms
"rion Is the outcome of an address DELIVERED yes.
''rIav nv Mrs W H. FELTON, on the subject OK
''Wornen I'm the University.
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FIRST EXCURSION TO PlllLADr'hi MA

philadelphia. Aug 1.-THE first of the ser,e7 oi
merchants excursions arranged by 'ne '""
League of this city will arrive at noon toio''
~ e,or, ,,oe made to-day from points on Inc
line Of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Indiana he',
lucky Ohio. West virginia and Weston In,is s;nd
vania over two thousand western met rnIi of
,%air "a miles are expected and the nercHa,.tn -
Phiadenhia have completed arrangcments iol 49, va,
coming them and pointing OUT thc .rb ~ "xcmrsions
80 hnon SO arranged that each NlslUhs III az
viii have an opportunity TO sQehu SUM- ''- "
,,nnn Mav or Atlantic C.ly
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rpop N WASHINGTON AND IDAHO.

c..o,,oro Wash. Aug 12.-"The Spokesmah-he -
view. has crop reports from special Correspondents
rho estimated wheat yield as given d! Inc ''Po'''
is as follows: ,.oo.o ,,,,b.is.
v,I W9iIa 900 600: Adams. 3."OOW: W hi,n,,i'
100000: Lincoln, l34opVt; i>'''l'"S' r'
ma 3pQ00l. ,,.,. . o,, an. Noz Pcrces.
1,0DNV".
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Indianapolis. Aug. le-Thc State Board Of Tax
Comm- sioners has increased the Citizens street
Railroad assessment from N.90OC0 to 100000 and
,he assessment of the Indianapolis Gas Company
from sl.H0.GO 10 StNQ.nfl The original assess
,ncnts were fixed by The Marion County Board.
The State BOARD has ordered the Increase on the
appeal Of the taxpayers. who appeared before the
Hoard the attorneys for the companies opposing H.
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THEY STICK TO BRliNiSh'
Az ADDRESS FROM THE LOYAL DEMOCRATIC
LEAGUE.


LEAGUE.
Syracuse y Y. Aug. l2.-At ms eNt"I"s m
ING of the sui, committee of the Loyal l'''''o,
- 90, address IN the Democratic stat" 'oih-
yrft,ee Of Ncw-YoTk was adopted. lH' "
calls the attention OF the state commute ~ -"
fact that the people who selected them 'S NV
80 ,I, ,o,rui..oc demonstrated by their votes l"S'
FAN their LOYALTY TO the platform adop''' ny ui'
democratic party in National Convention ~ ~.
caco and to the candidates nominated thereon
further cite, that if the Democratic voters VI Wv
c,a,o coud sneak AT this time there would ~ "o
o,.estion that the Chicago platform "ou'' >"
affirmed and a candidate nominated io' IN, ','I,
Of the Court Of Appeals who actively anu oP'"'[ ,
supportcd the candidates of the part! as' IAN anu
the platform pon which they were is rantiment
If ne state Committee doubts TINS III
they are invited call state cohv ,, II no
tau' and submit the question at thar UNI &c
la,, , ar Is called the demand Is made OF me
St"te COMMITTEE To set forth in an adurcS' ~, nv
nncouivocaI reaffirmation Of the platform Vi ~.
RuffaIo Convention and also OF the cnicaso p" ho
sor,o and 10 nominate candidate theteoH Wiz
hae been and is in full accord with both pia'io'''
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PORT CITESTER'S ASSESSMENTS.

Az INCREASE or NEARLY SIXTY PER CENT OVER
LAST YEAHs TAX VALUATIONS.
The assessment Of real and personal property in
tho village 81 Por, Chester has just been completed,
and shows an increase over the preceding year OF
nearly 81 per cent. The assessors Will meet a. "A
BOARD OF Review Thursday. September ? from
10 O'Clock. for the redress OF those considering
ives aggricved The roll Is now 1T ;he office
NJ Jerome 4 Peck Village Clerk. IN the First Ma
ional Bank building. II VIII be open TO inspection
for twenty days. The following are among the
larger assessments:
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IF WAS MADE IN GERMANY"

10 the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir. Apropos Of your leader ON Enghnd an"
Ala, In GERMANY August cit Is perhaps
,,or,h Noticing that the fine coiored portrait OF
Queen Victoria. sent out with Its Jubilee ISSUE Oh
Juue 81 by The London Times was manufactured
In berlin How comes II TO pass that this hauGhu-
est exnonrut of all that is most BRUSH among me
british should 20. Of all places. 10 Germany loi
.rch n souvenir OF such unique and purely 5tlt-
ish event? II cannot be- that mere conni'rclaIshl
would control the great Thunderer In such an h9ui
of National pride - VI
philnIelnhla Angus, g. 1897.
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GRAIN VESSELS BEING SUB-CHARIEFED'

Sine. the pub'icaton Of an article Ivy inc lfl"-
me ten days ago on the great "cHNlt! III az
chartcrjnc of grain vessels 10 sail from Ne"-1o'h
,. ,r,. thor. has been a curious develop
mon, In the shipping business. shippers nave
practically chartered themselves to s'nnds"h'
More vessels than actually needed TOT in, nen
shinmenfs haV. been secured, ana. ~ d ,o'i'r,
c,,nnro a nrocrva of sub-chartcriug - gong on
and nrices Tor ships dropping Soinewh4t. } ne
shiurcra. warned by their aSt year ~ 'Nl'i'H1 ",
chartcrne TOO far ahead, and seeing rates go NV NV.
while they we're paying the originally hlph oiirs
this vrar ~ a rule secured vessels ioI ON! on
trp Now finding that in some cases ul'N ia
tnn MANY vessels on their hands they are S""-
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Az INSURANCE COuPANYS TROU BLES.

Albany. Aug. 12.-Louis 7. Payn. Superintendent
81, Insurance. to-day made public the result Of n
departmental examination Of the Long Island
Mutual Fire Insurance Corporation Of Patchoguo
showing the condition &C the company july %
ON the examiner report The Superintendent gave
the company a heatinS sosteIdny and then The
report was Immediately Med. Tine company Was
orcaniz"d in october Of 1884, beginning business
December OF that year Hih a capital OF <prpi
divide! into capital stock notes amounting TO
s7esOO and cash to The amount Of S20,l00 The re-
port shows that the date Of he examination
the cash assets amounted 10 $028i Il and the cash
liabilities amounted to $4.5Js y. The report fur
thcr shows that there Ia the possession Of the
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Among the other assessments FOR personal prop
ertv are Elizabeth Bush 5000; John IL Clapp.
q 900: Miss Carrie Clark. $4,000 Susan r. Clark.
$500: Mrs. Ellen Graves. 5000: Dr. ID. NJ Grlnen.
lam NJ Lyon $780, John ". Lounsberry & Sons.
4, 600: Mrs W Mel,or 5000: Port Chester Trans
Company s?5C,0: George r. Read 5000: = ! stud
vol g. 600: Mrs Catherine Studwell. 5000 New
York Telephone COMPANY &C. 900 j. NJ. Waterbury,
$. Geo: Henry Wilson. 800
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VALUES INCREASED THEEEFOLD.

BROOKLYN ASSESSORS LIKELY To HEAR MANY
COMPLAINTS on GRIEVANCE DAY.
The a assessors OF Brookhavcn Township. Long ISL
and have Just completed the asscs~m"nt roll ana
tho copyfqts have the books in their hands. The
TOXIN assessors have Increased every assessment on
last years roll a; least threeioIu ana III SOM, III.
stnnr,s the amounts nave been raised five ana SIX
,i,,oe r is eypr,toi there will be many Complaints
fron the prop"rty Owners when the books are
n,nnej FOR review on August l.. Some OF the IN
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS VIII "n1
II tho Ioudou ONCE Of The Tribune. IL"
Fleet street u convenient place y" 'e"'o
their advertisements ana """ser'"
The Tribune.
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FIint'S Fine Furniture.
SPECIAL BARGAINS,
LADIES' WRITING DESKS,
Oak and Mahogany Finish,)
800.

Tracy and General s. l.. Moodiord Mcssi- "',on u,
and ov are the best OF civilians. but lnrF' - 70
como n time of riot and insurrecton. No cl'tiidn
has the summary Of dealing Win liauus IN, -
tho mantle of General Grant for executive ,.to'
oughness He has no partisan enemies nor IA T.,
tho commerce Of the country. W. '
Rrooklvn Aug L.. 1874.
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THE NoRTHFIELD REPORTS.

10 the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Might ! remind those interested in mo
Mortified meetings Of the great opportunity mat
,bev have to make known what is said at them by
sending over the world through the post copies OK
Tho Tribune with the valuable reports IN in"In
~ GEO BRERErON.
Northneld Mass Aug. 10 1891.
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DEAD WITH MS SKULL BRDhEN.
POLICE BELIEVE TIE MAN WAS ASSAULTED IN
\ SALOON.

POLICE RELIEVE TIE MAN WAS ASSAULTED IN
\ SALOON.
p.side . bed prone the floor with ms SKoI
fractured Henry Miller. fifty years Old. wa round
,oo1 las, night at NO. 40 Avenue \. Tho police
do not know how the man received the fractured
skuu but believe that he was assaulted in some
saloon fight and staggered hom, TO die. Miller oc-
cuped furnished room in the mousse "ilch II"
rented from Mrs. Katie Stick. VINO mas the 'op
floor For a long time he has been separated from
his wife who lives with her four children in west
,ourtcen,h-st For several weeks Miller VINO Is a
PAINTER had been out of work. EarIy Ees'erna!
morning when Dominck Enderbiizer another
lodger in the fiat. got up he went 10 the door OF
NfilIer's room and knocked. As ne received no an
swer lie went out of the house, thinking mat 'ie
man had arisen earlier. . . -.,. -
Mrs Sick some time later, went OUT 10 Work as
usuaL leaving her three children i'm the fiat ana
not going neat Miers room W men ne feturh'd
las; evening she decided 10 make up Mers bed
She walked into the room and there iould me man
There was pool of blood about his head. which
seemed TO have come from Mers cars, nose and
mouth .. ,.,.., .... ,
Mrs Stick ran to ;he East Fifth-Si station ana
detectives Iarkin and Foster. ran e" the house
bjle "A sergean; sent hurry call for an am
bulance to Bellevue Hospital. BeIoie the surgeon
arrived The police found That the man h1d eNl-
IDENTIFY not been robbed, as his watch ana cnain
were in his pocket. together with small amount
If money Nothing in the room seemed !" have
been distuGb.d. -, ,-. =, . .
the body md said that the mans skull had been
Tractured. there was means of his telling how
he said. The police are investigating the case. and
reached The house some time early yesterday morn
lug.
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EASILY ACCESSIBLE TO ALL CENTRAL POR-
TIpSS OF THE CITY

The s the Penn yvanla Railroadf 2Sl Street sta.
lion it. location Ia central 10 the great hotels ana
re.dcrccs. and the splendidly equipped cab ana
carringe scrv'e Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Is
efficient and prompt Fifteen TO twenty five min
utes by ca. suffice In the mhjoTS OF desuna-
lions
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tETER THE NICHOLS VI RDEHEh is.
cLrw THAT LED THE OFFICERS TO NORTH
ADAMS. MASS.

ADAMS. MASS.
<r,b Adams Mass Aug. 12-peputN-Sherih
IToskins Of Charlcmont. and a man named b.
Shifey of Monroe. came into town late to-hght
nm the trail OF two men who are believed 10 ne
Charles Boinay and David Weeks, wanted Tor the
Nichols murder in Yrumhull, Conn, on july -
They traced the men over Iioosac Mountain ana
as far as the fork in the roads on the west size
Of the mountain known as Five Points, half mile
from the city where all trace OF them was ioS'.
These two men have been seen by the residents of
Monroe Charlemont and Florida at different times
since that date. a., -
I'm view. Of tho utter failure TO detect TN" muir
dcrcr Of Mr. Reed and his sister. these men -
bv some connected with that tragedy. but th'
officials say that there il not the slightest evidence
10 show that they had anything to do with IL.
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Colgate &C.,,
Oldest and largest American
Soap Makers and Perfumers.

on account OF funds composing W.
co ,,i,ai stock of sl0Nc only $1,000. IL tnus NY
p"ars that the company is impaired to thc amount
Q gxi
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GEOPGIA'S TAX REft RNS Shohi'
Tt,t.y FALL. NEARLY si.oco,ooo BEHIND THOSE of
LAST YEAR.

LAST YEAR.
Atlanta Ga Aug. Il 'SpecaD-The STATE oi
Georgia finds Itself 100000 short IN YAK re-
turns So far all except eleven OF the III couhti"S
IN the State have made their returns oil 'dA""'e
property TO the Controller-Generai' vi 'h'S mum
her eighty show increases and forty-SM sho" ne
.rsascs .s compared with the returns OF last year
The total increase for eighty counties is NV"'lo
and the total decrease for forty-siX IS so"";o -
rb nrt decrease l26 counties l. therefore $50
~ Tow. counties not reported will not change
tbasc figures materially. In consequence. 'he lin
r'it. ,h{s wear will lee higher than ever before.
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rzo+a1 de Lille ct d'Albion

90, Ruc st, HOnOre. Paris,
<.'' TmtIcric. Gardens. Place Ven.
pctwern ing New opera; Adynn.n,SSstH"I ,s At
rnnacmentn .o' Ro"ms. Electric Light. 80
Large nr. DR.. ".i.filaibiOn." Paris AnADur.
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SclENzLSTS TO NEET " BOSTON NENr

Detroit. Mich. Aug. 1.-The Nomination Com
,nittcc Cs the American Association for the Ad-
vanccmnl.: Of Science met tonight at the Hotel
Cadillac ana decided to present to the general
sion TOMORROW morning the names of Professor
Frederick Warde Putnam. Of Cambridge. Mass
for president Of the association. ana Professor l.
q. Howard, of Washington. II. c., for permanent
secretary. The treasurer Professor Il. 5. Wood
ward, of Columbia College, New-York, holds over
The next convention OF the association will hc
held In Boston in 1895
iniereS: in the work of the sections Goes no,
oiat. i long list of technical poners was dis
posed Of to-day. most OF them being followed by
short discussions. The an;hrOpOlORical section CON
tinues TO be the most popular. ro-day's speakers
before that section were II. J.. Pdrmale. Warren
Is M0orehead. Alice &. Fletcher. Professor - W
Putnam. William Wallace Tookcr, Harlan j. Smith
anu others.
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Often change the whole aspect Of
life by heir prompt, hcalthful
action upon the stomach. KID
neys and bowels. They actually
tn living. 2Jc.
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POPLAR DISSERTATIONS.

THE AGE OF WHEELING ACCIDENTS.
A ROLL. or DISASTER THAT WOULD MAN" d"
RAILROAD HrTORNEY TURN PALE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13

Antoinette Muhlhauser, treasurer az the T..
Muhlhauser Company. manufacturers Of artin-
cial wool Of Cleveland. Ohio, said Since the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-16

called He and Brakeman Avery
found the body about the same time.
His testimony was similar 70 that OF
Mr.. Avery.
Frank Dayey, who visited the scene
Of the accident this morning aud
made measurements, at the request OF
the coroner, submitted The following
statement: Body found s. ieet south
OF north END Of tTeStie. which is 240
feet south Of south end Of the west
platform. From the point at which
the first particle Of flesh was found il
was 30 feet TO the point where the
body was found, indicating that the
unfortunate man had been dragged
about 90 feet. The distance between
the switch track and the main track
at the point where the accident Oc-
Cured is II feet.
DR.. W. H. Byrd, who made an ey.
animation Of the remains this morn
ing, was next witness called. He
made the following statements: The
right leg is entirely severed from body.
being badly mangled from the toes to
the hip where it was jerked from the
body. Left leg mangled from toes 70
the knee and fractured between the
knee and the hip. Right arm
crushed of at shoulder. The left
arm is crushed of practically Just
below the elbow. Several bruises
about the head but the skull is not
fractured. The severing of the right
leg is in itself sufficient to cause in.
death. The man had the
appearance OF a SWede between 70
and +Oyears Of age and had the appear.
ance OF a farmer. Policeman b. W,
Gibson was called and identified the
remains as that of a man whom he
saw last evening just before the ar
rival Of the overland.
+. +. Toevs, a newspaper reporter
VINO accompanied Coroner ClOugh and
policeman Gibson to the scene of the
accident subsequent TO the sad misban
was called and corroburated OficeT
Iloson's statement. Thought he SAN
same man near depot about 6I5