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Pure Drugs and skilled Labor.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-30

Good pasture. with plenty of water 2h
 OAmiles South of town. Horses SI. cattle 75c. 4-15-d 6t A. o. EDWARDS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-30

(NTANTED-To buy stock of dry goods
 w clothing. boots and shoes. Will pay spot cash Stock must be worth over 5000 Address Nj. II. R., this ofitce. I9 tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-30

E-oR RENT-After May 1.-the office now occu- | pied by the Pine Bluff Water & Light Co at Merrill Institute. % 6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-30

For sale. my residence property on Olive st
 4.15-d Ct.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-30

FOR sALE--Yellow Yam. Southern Queen, \ and VineleSs, or Bunch Yam slips; also fine eggs. Addrts. R. ". ANDERSON.
 29 d6W JacksOnport, A TX.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-30

EOUND--A bunch of keys tied on one I string. Owner can have same by ealing at this office and paying tor this ad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17
THE FRANCHISE EXTENDED.
Trouble In Getting the Equipments Of the
Delmarvia Telephone Company Causes
Them TO Ask fer an Extension
OF Time.

The franchise Of the Delmarvia Tele-
phone Company was extended by the
street and Sewer Department at its meet i
ing last night. The reason for doing SO
was that the new company had experienced
considerable difficulty in getting its inside
equipment.
Blumonthal and Company will put in a
derailin9 switch Tor the Monroe siding.
The property-owncrs on Tatnall street
between Twelfth and Thirteenth asked
that fire brick pavement be laid in that
block. The board agreed TO do something
as soon as 1t could get the necessary funds.
Thede!ogation wants brick and objected
10 macadam pavement. Among those
in the delegation was Robert Reynolds,
and tho board had little question with
him. Mr.. Reynolds owns n lot at Second
and Lincoln streets, and the board is about
to order sidewalk placed on 1t. Mr..
Reynolds asked permission to put down
cinder or maeadam sidewalk. The board
trll him it occupied the Same position rs
he d!din regard to paving Tatnall street.
1T wanted him to put down Il brick pnyo.
IN mt, The board postponed action for oae
week on the sidewalk question.
Tho Park Commission roqn est cd that
tho dirt bo!ng removed from Pennsylvania
avenue b. placed in tho park to aid in
building tho upper end Of the Park drive.
The board will look to sec If this can DO
done under the contract it has with John
Jacohy. who is removing the dirt
Petitions to hivo Curbs placed on Sew
entoenth street between West and Wash.
ington and Washington between 23rl
and twnnty-.ith. were received, and tho
work will proba ily be done.
o. iloistein iiarv'y sent to the depl rtment
the decd for the lot which was in the way
of The road under tho new bridge of the
B, 4 O. railroad at Pennsylvania avenue.
curb was ordered set and II sidewalk
laid on the west sdo of du Pont street be.
tween Sixth and Seventh.
The weekly pay roll of %S4lG was order
ed paid. The secretary reported collecting
500 IL and the balance in bank is Sl9i ,552-
20
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17

Superior Court was in session half IN
hour,this morning, during which time the
trial list was again gave over and the fol-
lowing cases marked for trial by special
jury: McNaly vs.. Delaware Iron Com
pany; Sowell W. Wilm;ngton City Rail.
way Company; Water Witch Fire Com
pany VI Is. & 2. II. Il. Co.. Finley vs..
Davis Spring Plate Company; FlaLegty
Tvs. Wilmington City Railway Company
Lewis vs.. Wilmington City Railway
Company; Michael II. llu' rigHns admin
istrator, Amor Talley. vs. the Wilmington
City Railway Company; Hughes VS.. The
Diamond Mach Co; Anna Boo.h V, the
jackson g. Sharp Co.
These cases were put on the list: Camp
bells shoe Co, vs.. Vim. Il. Finn, sheriff,
continued; John ). Rossuli, garnishee,
q. vs. Is, h. Baltram, marked for trial.
The following cases previously passed
were marked for trial;
Carrie Owens VS.. tho Mayor and Coun.
ci.; Anna H. Shaw VS. Mary e. Church
man; Robert Doran etc, vs. William
=. Pennypackcr, executor; Stephen A.
Neister vs.. b & p. II. h. Co james
Nedry VS., i u Z. r, r. Co James stew
ard vs., b L. p. II, X. CO.. Sarah ANA
Springer VS.. Charles Green; James L.
Stidham d. b. u, VS.. Thomas H. RDney p.
b II.
Several other cases which had been
marked for trial were continued. The
case of the Singer Sewing Machine Com.
pany d. b. H., VS.. Joseph Il. Bradbury, p b.
l., was referred to counsel Tor settlement.
In the case of Patrick j. f'luhertv vs.. the
Wilmington City Railway Company. the
name of ". 5. Hills WHO Was on ,hu list
as Counsel for the plaintiff, was stricken
from the list at his request.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.

Last Wednesday evening, November
10th, the friends and relatives of Miss
Alice p. Way and Samuel Talley gather
ed ut the home of the brides parents. at
Brandywino summit, where their mar
riago was solcmnized
The ceremony was Q most impressive
one. First came the bridesmaids, who
were the sisters of the bride, Miss Anna ID.
Way and Miss Sarah M. Way, and tho
gIOomsmGn, nephews Of tie gloom, Mr..
Samuel Green and Mr.. Everett Chandler.
They We're followed by the bride and
groom, and We're married under u bcauti.
tul arch of green and white chrysanthe-
NUNS by Rev. Clarence Larbin, OF Ken.
nett Square The bride was very hand.
somely attired in white otgandie, trim.
med with lace and roses. The bridesmaids
wore also beautifully attirod, in white.
A grand reception was rendered them
by tho brides parents at o O'clock the
table being handsomely decorated with
chrysnnthemums and green. Among the
guests Wore: Rev. and Mrs. Clarence
Larkin, Of kcnnett Square; Mr.. Everett
Chandler of Granogue; Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Green Samuel Green, Miss Ida Green, Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Talley, of Wilmington;
Mrs Caleb Ma tin and daughter, of Ken
of Centrcville. Dol. Mrs. Sara A. l'alley,
Miss Il. A, Tal!ey, Harry Day, Miss Sadie
Day, Miss Helen lay, Mr., and Mrs VIM.
Day, Mrs. George a. Harkins Of Tallcy-
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. II. $ Martini Mr.. aud
Mrs. Samuel Martin, of kimblc willie, Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. II, J. Able and daughter, Of
Bridgcwatcr, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Norris p.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Penuock William
son. Miss Emma Bradford, of Brandywine
Summit; Professor George S. Williamson
of the Spencerian College, Philadelphia;
Mr. and Mrs Pratt and SOB, of Toughken-
anon, Mrs. Mary Mercer, of Norwood,
Mr.. a"d Mrs, Carlton Pyle, of Morton
willie; Miss Orthy Pennock, of Washing
tom Miss IVA $. Evans, Of Milton Mr..
and Mr.. +. z. Way, Miss Anna ID. Way,
Miss Sara Way, Miss Mabel Way, Master
Louis Way.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17
Another Drowning.

Shortly after o'clock this morning
Deputy Coroner Chandler was notified
that the body Of man had been found
drowned near the Pulp Works. Upon
going there lie found the body tied 10 tho
Wilmington and Northern Railroad bridge
II had bean i'll the water for several days.
L. was that Off man OF about five feet six
inches in height and no pounds in weight.
In his pockets were six dollars and sumo
papers from the Milk Association of PhlIa.
uelphia.
The body was removed to the almshousc
morguc, wh3ro IL pos mprten will be made.
An inquest will be held on the body in q
couple of days.
In his pocket was book in which the
name of Carrie Nicolson appeared on every
leaf. 1t was written in chi.ds hand.
The name of Benny Shal also appeared in
several places. Otdcrs for carpenter work
and dimensions were given. a tag from
shc milk depot Of W. H. Millick, No. SSl
North 46th street, Philadelphia, was
found in the book.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17

One of tho surost tests OF the health
| making capabilities Of Paines celery com.
pound is the rapid increase in weight and
the increased ruddiness of the blood that
invariably follows its USE 1t clears the
skin. makes the excretory, purifying func-
tons. performed by the bowels. kidneys
and tho skin, regular and thorough.
The improvement in looks from taking
this great rest orntivc is not mere matter
of idle vanity, but tina sigh OF healthier
processes all over the body. Many par
ent, wife and husband have watched with
growing surprise and joy some liste5s,
white booded, feeble relative gaining,
under the help of Palne's celery compound
flesh, color AMI wholcSomencss of mind
and body.
Not only is there decided gain in the
general health from tho use of Paine's
celery compound, but such disorders rs
sick headaches, rheumatism, neuralgia,
kidney disease and nervous debility in
variahly yield to tho vigorous building up
of the health that this great remedy never
fails to bring about.
Increased appetite, ready capacity to di-
gcst food and the final cure Of stomach
disorders, bowel difficulties and nervous
arrangement follow the use of Pu!nc's
celery compound.
Asa prudent man insures his house
against contingency of fire. however 70.
mote, so person feeling run down" and
tired should take precautions against
serious breaking down in health by build.
ing up securely the strength and vigor Of
the entire system by means Of Paine'J
celery compound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17
RUNAWAY HORSES EXCITE.
They Dash Down rlarket Street and Final.

Pedestrians and drivers Of vehicles on
Market street this morning h ad quito II
scare the latter the greater perhaps. A
pair OF horses attached to ono Of the Will
mingtOn Transfer Compauy's cabs fright
ened at Tenth and Market streets because
of the breaking of front spring of the
cab. Il. M. Walra!h. tho driver, could
not control the animals which dashed
down Market. street at u furious gait.
The street was crowded with teams and
no less than halfidozen cars but Walrath
managed to pull the frightened animals
out of the way of tho vehicles which
stopped and allowed the runaway horses
every opportunity to pnss without collid-
ing. At one time Walrath feared no
would have to pull his horses on the side
walk IN order to escape a team whose
driver did not SEC the runaways. On tho
sidewalk were over a hundred people who
ran into stores to escape tho threatened
injury.
The animals continued their mad dash
to Third street whore they turned and
were brought to IL stand still after tho
second spring of tho cab and tho body bolt
had broken, thus releasing the horses from
the cab which foil and threw the driver
TO the street He became fastened in the
relns and was dragged short distance but
escaped serious injury.
The horses we're uninjurod. rrThe cab and
horses were afterwnrd taken to the com.
pany's stable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17


r. s. Dripps visited Contcsvillc on Sun.
day.
Mrs. George Stephens is visiting friends
at Ridley Park.
Mrs. Irwin Cause is visiting friends at
kennett Square.
Waller Mode visited his parents at
Con;esvile on Sunday,
james Fcw, an East Bradford resident,
is cunning down the State.
Ashman Tatman was in Kennett Square
looking up business interests.
Herman Naylor has returned home from
visit to friends at Linwood.
Hcwson f. Lannan and Fred W. Hciss
returned last evening from Milford
Miss Vera Roberts has returned to Sad:-
buryvilic, after short visit to this city.
Mrs. Margaret Battomc of the Interna-
tional Kings Daughters and Sons will
visit Wilmington next week.
Francis H. IIOlfockcr has returned home
from u week business trip in West Viz
gihia,
James Il. Booth, of Ridley Park, is hay
ing weeks cunning around Fort Della
ware.
Mrs J. A Ehcrhardt expects TO chaporon
II ptrty OF young folks 10 the glass works
TIL, evening.
w. r, ,,.,.,
MI nnu MIS-. rrii'h nntsi'll', VINO nave
turned to l.inwood.
e... ..,,
Dr' he%Aoins' Oh Hehi'rtt : l''tro' - rtl,l
cnnlsheu ~ nou' suffering from III "''"cA
OF intermittent lever
Harry T. Stocrklc. David Danpel and
son reil,rnpd from Townsend Yesterday.
Thcy succeeded in barring II rabbits, IL
J,sny and IN v-n,,irnrE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17
Returned Home,

Capt. s. 9. Dixon, who served In the It'll
Pennn. Calvary during the war, returned
this morning from his trip to Chattanooga.
Tennessee, having left his home at A sh-
land, just ono week ago. He was greatly
delighted with his trip, it being his first
visit to the baltlctlolls of Chiciamaugua
Lookout Mountain, aud Missionary Ridge
since tho battles there somej "a years
ago. Ihofc was large gathering of the
old soldiers, and the dedication of the sew.
eral monuments in the different battle.
fields with appropriate addresses forlncd,n
very pleasant proceeding. Tho Ponnsyl-
vauia Regiments did their duty braycly
and contributed greatly to relieve Ros6.
Grams and Thomas, who were completely
surrounded by the forces of General Bragg.
After relieving these two army corps tic
Pennsylvnnnns joined General Sherman
and with him participated in his famous
march to the scn. Capt. Dixon brought
home with him Sweet Gum stick fora
cane which ho cut ON Missionary Ridge
within IL sod Of where he saw in that fear.
ful battle two Of his fellow officers slain by
Rebel bullets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17
Emma Calvo has attained cuccess I'm.
preccdented in the annals Of lyric art.
M rapaat thn stn,v of hnr I ri umnb ia poed

IHihiha ''hiNo HIS atbhiilcu u uCCcsS uu-
preccdented in the annals Of lyric art.
Torepeat the story of her triumph is need
less. Her superb voice. her fascinating
half-oricntal dances. her caressing gesl.
ures, her black eyes, irresistible mirth-
these, and the in 10 cribablo something
more. make up tho dazzling PRESERVATION
by which the artist has made her name
famous in every part of tho world.
Her marvellous artist temperament has
made hera great actress, but this brings its
own price, and rs great hearts know great
gricfs, great temperaments must know
great nervous strain, consequently, there
are periods of nervous proStratiou and un
fulfilled engagements whom impatient aus
diences arc ant to forget these eXtenuating
circumstances.
Calves absolute reliance on Paine's
nervous energy appears in he following
letter:
Boston. Mass. March, 1897.
lam convinced that Painc's celery com.
pound is the greatest nerve strengthened
that can BE- obtained. l eau vouch for its
wonderful health-siying power
EMMA CALVE.
Every great change for tho wosre in
health Is i'll most cases at once betrayed by
n loss of weight and II pinched thinning of
tho face. On the other hand II gain IN
weight up, to II certain point, goes hand in
hand with an Improvement i'll all other
essential of ncallh and notably IN i'm
provoment in tho color and amount OF
blood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17
DOTS.

Mr.. j. b. Brooks, who met with a
serious accident on sunday night by be-
Ing assaulted by an unknown man at
Ihirl ana Poplar streets, is slowly reoov.
ering.
A mad dog which bit number Of ami.
mails In Newark, McClcnnd,viil, and
Strickersylle was shot in tho latter iowa
Oh Monday by Charles Snyder.
A carload of fcrtiiz.ng machinery was
shipped to tho ltichmaud Guano Company
Of Richmond yesterday by Walker ami
Elliott.
Tho British Steamship Oriolo entered
port yesterday to load with OIL.
Mr.. Whalen Of Knoxville Tenn, ur-
i've in our city yesterday afternoon, md
Is now looking for wO !, On II NEWSPAPER or
Al any honorable calling in which hc can
mako himself useful 49,,
y The Eyv. w w Sharp will preach ut
Union N. L Church Tonight al tho re.
yiYal services.
Colonel Wainwright has succeeded in
procuring pension Of IS per month for
Jnhl l.. Andrew, Of Eoncybrook, Pa
who WAS Il member OF Co. B.2ilth Pa. Vols.
Prof. Butler Of Camden, n, J., will Ice.
ture in Newport NJ. f. Church, Thursday
evening, lSth instant. Subject: Trip
through scotland ami iceland"
William TurAo", corner of rhirl md
Pop'ar streets, CTers for rent a seven
rom hOuS, with bath, at 80. :pt Rodney
Street, on REASONABLE" terms
Never before hav0 We had such fine
collection Of Pianos from all the host
Innker5 and at snCh prizes shat ,ao.t any
One can buy apianu. Sc whItypu can so
ut RJbe.Gn & cos, 40 Market street, be-
lore buying elsewhere.
Eagle Graphuphonci--talk, sing. play
nj instruments. only 80. Rob,lcn *
Co, 10 Market >trrrJ.
Mrs Annie Cook OF Seventh avenue ana
Brown street, has been ulmj;trt to the
Delaware state Asylum ~ F4rnhurst.
! A Wilmington cyclj$, c5llinl with an
Other ryr',ot urlt Chester inj,rug hlu-
sell ,"Tc ely.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17
Big DEAL IN GAS.
The Mcmillan Syndicate Pays $4,000. 600
For Equities Held by the Bay State
Gas Company.

One Of the biggest gas deals ever con.
noon at meeting Bay StatesGas Co.
Henry A. Rogers, John j. Moore, Of New
York, and Thomas w Lawson, of Boston
were present, and voted jointly 78l. 600 out
OF the l.UJ0. QUO lshares OF stock The at
tendance was quite large. but the proceed.
ings, contrary to expectations, were har-
montous, all votes being unanimous. Tho
Old Board OF Directors composed of John
II. Batemap, Newell Ball, ]. Frank Alice
and Z. Il. Layton, was elected, with j.
Edwards US president. The treasurer re-
ported that the balance on hand was $5,.
1s6,OOO, and that theiudebtedness was only
$500 -
The Mcmillan: Syndicate. of Boston,
made an offer Of Sb,CO0,O0O for the Bay
State Gas Company's equity, in tho Bos-
ton United Gas Companies, and 1t was
accepted. The syndicate is said to be
composed of Emerson Mcmillan, A. NJ.
Olney and Steven Elklu Jr., Henry II.
Rogers, j. Edward Addicks and j. d.
Rockefeller were appointed u committee
to carry out tine wishes Of the directors.
Tho $4,000, 900 received is In shares of
stock of the United Gas Improvement
Company, Of Philadelphia; Buffalo Gas
Company, East River Gas Company, of
New York; Standard Gas Company, tho
Equitable Gas Company and eleven other
gas companies in New England 1t was
decided to make one share Of the stock In
every five of the capital stock Of the com.
pany preferred stock.
Rogers and Rockefeller are both known
as standard OIL men, and arc supposed to
be the ones who have been in control of
the Boston company since it was reported
that the Standard Oil CCmany has oustsd
Add!cks from the control Of the Boston
Companies.
Whitney announ need recently that he
was acting in harmony with Rockefeller
and Rogers, and the result Of yesterdays
deal appears to confirm the report that
the fight Is over. Besides giving the
syndicate control Of nll the gas companies
In the largest Eastern towns, it is believed
that 1t will give Addicks considerable to
say in the management Of the Phila.
delphia gas works, and will patch upa
II among gas Men who have been
fig. .Ing each other.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17
AN OLD STORY NOW.
Another Experience With the "Li.t,c Con-
querer" In Wilmington.

Nothing In modern medicine has created
duction OF "The Little enemies to back
a,hes," In Wilmington it has been just
the same as in other towns and Tho
march OF "The Little Corquerer" con-
tinues. Everywhere confidence in
crcasol as case after case of kidney dis
orier disappeared as if by magic and how
people did rejoice and talk about It. You
know 1t Is so much easier to indorso tho
statement Of some one you know than the
statement of someone you know nothing
about in far away town Well, home
Testimony is what we have here, and It's
u dose TO cure tho skeptic.
Mr.. Samuel Iulling, OF 407 West Sixth
street. carpenter and builder, says; Il
had kidney complaint for eight years and
recently it YVES very bad. There was
miserable pain across my back and over
the kidneys l could not sleep at night
AMI 1t was simply out Of tho question for
me to lie on my back. was lame and
sore in the mornings and could scarcely
walk ! doctorud and used all kinds of
kidney medicines but could get no relief
from any Of them, Last summer or late
in the spring OF 1897 l was in very bid
condition and one day happened to
learn about Doan's kidney Pills and got a
box of them at DaufJrth's drug store.
They gave me relief almost Instantly and
when had completed the box Twas cured.
The pain all disappeared and they made
me feel like different man. consider
DOan's Kidney Pilsa remarkable kidney
remedy and ore That accOMpiishes all that
Is claimsd for them. You may publish
my statement and | Will be glad to Cor
roborate it personally at any time"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal.
ers. Price 80 cents. Mailed by Foster-
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Sole agents
for the U. 5. Remember ihe name Deans
and take no substitute.
For ilrSt-clasS dyelnr and securing 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17
FOUND DROWNED.
The Body Of John q. Steele Discovered In
The Race.

The body of John e. Steele was found
In the race this morning about 9. 40 o'clock
at the upper gates. The body was found
In the same place and position that tho
body Of Fannie Tuchton was discovered.
Steele was about 45 years of age and resid-
ed with his sister, Mrs Mitchell, ut No.
COZ East Seventh street.
Hewas seen last evening at Thirteenth
and West It's supposed that Steele ac-
cidently fell into the race aud that his
body was carried o the gutes.
and removed tho body to the dead house.
Ho then tolegraphed to Steele's brother,
]. Polk Steele, Of chesapeake City. He
Is expected here this afternoon, when the
remains will be shipped to Chesapeake
City. An inquest will be held tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17

Snow HILL, MD, Nov. l6-Mr. Harry
Duty and Mis-, Stella NJ. Pussy. were
married last light by Rev. Dallas West NJ
ut the home OF Thomas Pussy, uncle of
the bride, near snow Hill. The groom
is only eighteen years of age. He obtained
II LICENSE at Princess Anne through u
friend, Mr.. and Mrs. Duffy arc at the
home of the brides uncle ht present, but
are expected IN town lO.InorrUw The
groom is employed at the mill OF Smith,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Mrs Eli MtnlinhLli, Of No. 3Ol West
Eleventh Stt Get, has Issued invitations to
the marriage Of her daughter, Mary Anna,
to james II rhurt Mulin, of West Chcs-
ter, the ceremony 10 be performed ut tho
the home of the brldc on the evening OF
November 30 at q o'clocH Owing 10 the
TACT that TIE father ui tho hrlde-elrct died
n few months ago, the wodding will be II
quiet affair,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17
Sales OF Cows.

Colonel Force, Of Yorklyn, will sell at
pubic sale on Thursday, tho 18th inso..
sixteen first class grade cows fresh or
sprlnging.
c. w. Baldwin will sell car load of
fresh cows at Booths Corner, Pa, on
Monday, the 23d inst.
Robert Morrick will sell forty fresh cows
and sPringcrs ut public sale on MonIay,
tho 29,h inst, at Rel Lion, Chester coun-
y, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-17

Liburnc C. Chandler this morning en-.
tered suit in Superior Court for John Cole
for 5000 damages against the Diamond
State lion Company. The action is based
oninj uries received by Mr. Cole three
weeks ago whom n car loaded with pig iron
jumped tho tract: and Colo received II
compound fracture of the right leg by one
Of tho pigs striking him. Mr.. Chand-
Ter claims negligence, he alleging tina: tho
rails and wheels Of the car were not in
proper order.