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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
NEW CITY JAIL
BADLY NEEDED.
The Old Building in a Very Bad
Condition,
MANY REPAIRS WANTED AT ONCE
The Place Thoroughly Inspected by
Members of the City Councii-A
New One Can BE Built for
Less Than $4,000.

BY an invitation from the Committee
on Grounds and Buildings EXTENDED
through its chairman, Mr.. Marx Gunst
a large number OF the members OF the
City Council visited the city jail yesier-
day afternoon to inspect that institution
and to see for themselves just why that
committee Is so frequent in It's demands
upon the city for appropriations for re-
pairs.
The entire institution was carefully
Inspected, and It was found to be In
very bad condition, the gas pipes, ma
sorry, ventilation. sewerage. and al
most every part Of the place being IN
need Of repairs or worthless, and beyond
repair
IMPROVEMENT NECESSARY.
The various members OF the Council
who accepted the invitation were very
much impressed with the fact that many
Improvements were necessary, ana
number Of them expressed themselves as
being satisfied that an entirely new
building was needed. and that It was
simply a case of throwing money away 70
continually repair the present building.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings want a new Jail and they contend
that II is a simple waste Of money re-
pairing the present structure when In the
very nature OF things a new one viii
have 10 be erected eventually, and Chair
man Gunst declares that a new modern
Jail can be erected for less than $4,000.
THOSE PRESENT.
The members of the Board Of Aldermen
present were Messrs. Bahen. King and
Zimmerman. OF the Common Council.
Messrs. Camp. Cottrel CARRIER, Gibson,
Gunst. Heeke Mills. Miner, Neale, Pc
ters. Shea. West and Woody. Besides
these gentlemen Justice Crutchfeld, City
Engineer Cutshaw Sergeant-at-Arms
Rusken and Clerk Mcdowell were pres
ent.
After inspecting the jail the party re-
paired 20 the point on shockoe creek at
which Squire Jones and his gang were
working. and were impressed with the
work there being done.
RIVER TO BID INSPECTED.
The Committee on James River I'm
movement Will make a tour Of inspec-
tion of the harbor and river on Wednes-
dav afternoon The tug, Thomas Cum
pincham. viii leave the wharf at the cor
ner OF Water and Ash streets at 4.50
o'clock.
FOURTH STREET DAMAGES
The sub Committee on Streets will meet
AZ Fourth and Duval streets this after
noon at ? O'Clock. and at the City Hall at
8 o'clock, TO consider the Fourth street
damages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Unveiled the Monument.

Hickory Camp No. c, Woodmen OF the
World. unveiled a beautiful monument
over the grave OF their late comrade.
Robert NJ McClintock in Riverview
cemetery, Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The ceremonies were witnessed by a
crowd OF six or seven hundred friends OF
the camp. I
The camp numbering about three hun
bred assembled az the east Hollywood
gate at 4.3o o'clock and took its way To
the grave Ia Riverview.
The services were opened with prayer
by Rev. r. +. Gayle. OF Laurel-Street
Methodist church. after which the camp
Quartette sang 4 sacred selection.
Mr. w H. Adams followed with poem
composed by him for the occasion. at the
conclusion Of which no unveiled the
shaft
superintendent George j. Davis was
introduced and addressed the audience.
His speech was tribute 10 tho hOnored
comrade and was delivered gracefully
and eloquently.
With another hymn and the benedic-
ton the services concluded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
RriefChurch Notes.

Services have been resumed at the
Union Gospel Mission No. 2. corner Twen-
ty-nrst and Franklin streets, and will be
conducted nightly until further notice.
Mr.. W. Reginald walker Will conduct
services at this place on We'd
nesday and Thursday nights. The public
IS cordially invited TO attend and assist
in this good work
To-day the Rev. B. NJ Beckham,
pastor OF Asbury VI. Z. church. will
preach In the chapel at the Soldiers
Home at the regular daily MONDAY ser
vice. and on Thursday the Rev. James =.
Cook. pastor of Hoge Memorial church,
will preach at the same place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
DETECTIVE BALDWIN HERE.
He Was in Richmond Last Evening
and Left for Home.

Detective w. q. Baldwin, OF the Nor
folk and Western railway, who shot and
killed the negro Hawkes. az Wilson's De-
pot IN Dinwiddie county, was in Rich
mond last night. He came over from
Petersburg on the evening train and left
at ll:4O for his home. Mr.. Baldwin has a
very sick child.
The detective expressed himself as con-
hdent OF acquittal. lie said he could
prove TO any jury that he was justified in
shooting Hawkes.. Il was ready 10 90
into the investigation to-day said he,
but the other side was not As | was
anxious 20 get home TO my IN child, l de-
cided 10 waive examination. Before the
justice had said anything about demand
ing a bond Of me. Judge Mann. of my
counsel, offered TO give 5000 security,
which was accepted without any ques-
ton"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Mr.. ROYAL TO Mr.. BRENT.
lie Replies Co the Secrctary's Explains
ton About Fisko's History.

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cut The following roplv TO Mr.. T. T.
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81 haNlf approached sumner from be-
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Az Az 4 la,e olnil soI tnt stalement ihat
brooks approached sumner from behind,
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some oiher reason, presumably, 20 set MS
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tucn reason t ives h9l a ldct, Wnat
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every one with whom J have conversed
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tad Done the people or me south MUS
&c py h.t account on this aualL had az
Tered y 90 as 20 remove any imDutation
tpOn them.
had never seen the new edition Of his
Hork when l prepared the report OF the
history NouM't.ee' emo ela MOI know
that there was one. But fearing | have
Gone MT tlske an injustice, 1 procured
from the Heoffe M. west company BOOK
store q copy OF what was leprtsented oy
chem 10 De the latest edition or tlske's
book
On turning 20 the Brooks-Sumner In
ridont found there had been some chan
EeS, and | VIII state them.
GNffNlM
In 1896, Charles sumner senator trom
Massachusetts, made a speech OF an eN-
osperating character containins some
personal illusions 20 senator Butler 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
and his selection as president was most

and his selection as president was a most
popular one.
lie submitted a report OF his work as
acting president. which was comprc-
hensive review Of all the work attendant
rron the office. and in addition he paid a
beautiful tribute 20 his distinguished pre-
decossur.
The reports Of the treasurer and hn9n-
cia, secretary were also submitted and
accepted. ana they showed the congrega-
ton to be in a splendid condition, ard
were most satisfactory 10 the congresa-
ton.
The selection OF three new members Of
the Board OF Managers resulted in the re-
election OF Messrs. II. Gerst, ]. Held. and
Israel Stern. who were chosen for the
term OF three years.
At the conclusion OF the meeting OF the
congregation the Board OF Managers met
and elected Henry 5. Hutzlcr. secretary;
l.. Il. Morris, treasurer, and Isaac Held,
financial secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Meeting of the Presbytery.

The Presbytery OF East Hanover met
yesterday al II o'clock In the lecture
room OF the Second Presbyterian church
in this city. There were present nve
ministers and three ruling Eiders
Rev Donald Guthrie was received from
the Presbytery OF Bruce, Canada. and
was enrolled as a member Of East Han
over Presbytery. Mr. T. Bernard Hill,
a member OF the First church, Richmond.
was received as a candidate for the Cos
pei mlsistry. Mr. Hill goes 10 Hampden
Sidney College to-day 10 begin the
seven years OF training which is recon-
mended for the ministry in the Presby-
terrain church.
DIR. S. S. Laws. late Professor In Co
luubia Theological Seminary. was pres
ent as d cores Onding member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
MEMORIAL TO
REV. Mr.. STICKNEY
Beautiful Window to Be Placed in
Monumental Church.
MRS. CLAIBORNE is ELECTED,
Chosen Vice President OF the George
Washington Memorial Association
Kichmond People Coming Home
Prom Their Summer Outings

Mrs. Arthur LEROY. Mrs. Clifford Cap
erton and Master Caperton arrived IN
Aichmond Saturday evening and were
warmly welcomed home again. Mrs.
capertons health has been greatly i'm
proved by her stay in the Colorado noun
talns. She wiz. for the next few weeks
remain with her grandfather Mr.. John
a.. Montague.
Mrs John Dunlop has returned from
the White Mountains. where she has
Epont delightful summer.
Sir. De Courcy Thorn Is visiting rela-
tives in Albemarle
Mrs. william r. Robins has returned 70
5ichmond. and IS in greatly improved
health. I4al u sahEfszl
Tho committee in charge Of the Stick
rov Memorial window 20 be erected in
Monumental church have announced that
abe window has been ordered and viii
b. placed in position late IN October.
The kccnest interest is felt regarding II
o. the parish where Rev. Mr.. suckncy's
ministry. btnedcent but short was ended
a. his uniimely death. The window, II
g. said ls beautiful and viii be IN every
sense q m memorial of true and earn
ct life. Many 0in be interested 10 learn
e. the christening. in St jones church.
Wilmington. ~. c.. or Joseph Biodgette
eUckney, the little son whose birth was
almost contemporanecus with his fathers
6eath His christening dress was the
Same worn by his father az his own
christening The sponsors for the child
were Mrs A. T.. Warren. and Mr.. Rich
ard Meade. Of Richmond. and Miss Ger
lrude suckncy.
Miss Ellie Maury and Amy Werth have
returned TO Richmond.
Miss Eloise Howard Bruce has returned
from Allegheny Springs, where she
spent delightful summer.
Master Albert Caben Bruce has re-
turned from the ola Sweet.
The George Washington Memorial Asso-
citation, the object Of which IS 10 found
a national university in washington. j.
T.. held its first meeting under its new
charter at the Raleigh Hotel, that city,
last week, the following officers being
elected. President, Ellen A. Richardson,
OF Boston. Vice Presidents, Mrs Herbert
claiborne, OF Richmond, Elizabeth II.
King. OF Baltimore; Cora u. Mallory. Of
Brooklyn. Anna J.. Northrop New York;
llary sherman Miles Washington, ID. c.;
Margaret Blaine Salisbury. Salt Lake
City, Alice Munroe, New Orleans. Treas
urer Charles j. Ben, President American
Security Company, Washington, ID. G.
Itecording Secretary Susanna j. Gage
1thica, r. r. Corresponding Secretary,
Clara p. Bigelow.
The Board OF Trustees held meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
CITY Hall Courts.

In the Law and Equity Court judgment
for 81 600 was granted in tho suit OF
Mollle l.. Gentry VS.. John wesley and
John l.. Satterfeld
Motion for judgment was tled In the
case Of James w. Gordon. trustee for
c. A. Saunders vs.. Mrs. A. ". Miller, for
S22G.70
In the Chancery Court the will Of La
vinia r. Jackson was probated, and Ran
dolph r. Mason qualified as her executor.
The value Of the estate Is placed at about
SIS. 900.
The Hastings Court will meet this
morning for the September term, when a
large number Of indictments will be
handed in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Surgeon Munday Ordered 10 Jack
eOnyille

Captain Ben. Munday assistant sur
geon. United States Army, has been or
dered 20 report for duty TO General titz
Lee, commanding the Seventh Corps,
Jacksonville. Fla. DR.. Mudnay IS a native
of King William county, Va, and re-
ceiyed his education at the Medical Col
lege of Virginia, and the University Of
Virginia, Charlottesville lie entered the
United states Army about ten years ago,
and has been lately stationed at Fort
Wayne barracks, Mich, where he was
surgeon Of the post commanding. He Is a
grandson Of the late Warner Lewis, Esq,
OF Essex county, and has a married sis
ter and several nephews and nieces In
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
JUSTICE JOHN.
A Long Line of Pilgrims Passed Be-
fore the Throne.

Daisy Wray, white woman, who said
she was weary Of life. was carried TO the
First Police Station, because she attempt
ed TO take her life BY jumping into inc
dock. She was very penitent, and be-
sseched the Justice TO let her go, prom
ising to never again attempt 10 end her
own existence. She was sent down. now
ever for sixty days. but yesterday AFTER
noon the Figure OF tho Pedestal sent her
out to the almshouse.
Wm. Tinsley, cOlored, was sent on 70
the grand jury for feloniously assaultlng
VIM. Banks with a knife WIN. BANKS
who was charged with assaulting inns
ley. was discharged. The affair occurred
In Penitentiary Bottom Saturday night
James II. Freedom charged Robert MI
cheil with knocking him down and put
ting shade over his eye.
But didn't you throw a bottle az me
after | knocked you down. SAID NIT
chen.
"He had n right to-" put in the Figure
on the Pedestal. III you knocked MN
down Give me s. and costs
Mitchell dropped back. i,
Robert Butler. colored, caused lot OK
commotion near Sixth and Byrd streets.
and FOR being dsorderly no was assessed
s. and costs. which he paid.
Tohn Swan. colorod was drinking. ara
a lot OF fellows got after him, when ne
ups with a lamp and slung u Al am 10
keep UNI FUN killing him" All the evil
dance was against John. however, and
ne was fined $50 and costs for being
disorderly.
Joseph Carter colored. professed indy
ing devotion 10 Ella Jackson. ana when
ne learned that Joe Goode was waiting
on her and was at that very moment
In her company. he grew jealous and
rushed to the trysting place. win a re-
yolver I'm his pocket loaded for war.
Reaching the scene he drew his weap-
on and nourished Il. but officer hedf0rd
arrived IN time 10 capture the gun ana
prevent a bombardmenl. Joe was sent
down for thirty days and assessed ;oo
for carrying A concealed weapon.
Elizabeth Dabney. colored, met a friend
on the street and related some WORDS
that she had heard another party say,
but the words were such that should
not have been uttered and when an Of
fcer Of the law heard them he was shock
ed and carried Lizzie to the lookup
Lizzie could not explain the matter
away, and for repeating unmenuonaple
words on the street, she was charged
$3.50 and interest
Joe Christian and Moses owens col
ored. are two professional crap-shooters.
They were caught at their game ny
Officer Folkes, and paid $3.50 each ana
costs.
NJ i. Palmore and c. Bacciupi got
into an alteration because in getting on
a street car Baccilupi stepped on Pal
more's foot. II cost them each s20 ana
costs.
Peter Rountree, colored. was arrested
for being drunk but ne failed 10 show
IN and when be was brought before the
throne he was assessed $40 for not APP
pearing at the proper time. and N.co Tor
being drunk.
James Burnett a small colored boy,
was charged with stealing papers from
the doors of citizens and ne was released
upon the promise Of his mother TO wnip
him.
Archie Pendleton. colored, who had been
charged with taking SIS from j. j. Hart
man. was dismissed because Hartman
stated that he was the wrong man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Mr.. STRAUS ELECTED.
Succeeds Mir Millhiser as President OF
Roth Ahaba.

Mr.. Julius Straus. VINO has most ac-
ceptably filled the position of president OF
the Beth Ahaba congregation since. the
death Of Mr. Moses Milhiser. VINO was
the former PRESIDENT. was chosen 20 sue
coed Mr.. Millhiser az largely attended
meeting OF the congregation Sunday at-
ternoon az 2 o'clock
Mr. Straus was the yice-pres ant for
long time. serving with SIR Millhiser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
The School Book Question.

In several counties OF the State trouble
II IS said has been caused by the action
OF dlstrict boards In adopting different
books from those adopted by the county
boards. This action has been taken under
q mlsconception OF an old ruling OF the
Department OF Public Instruction. Coun-
ty boards alone have authority 10 adopt
books for all tho districts OF the county,
and any book not adopted for the county
can be used in individual schools only By
the consent OF the county board,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Mr.. JACOB CANS ILL.
He Was Brought Down from Wash
ington Sunday Night.

Mr.. Jacob Cans, late manager OF the
store Of a. Saks Il Co.. IN this city, who
went TO washington about a month ago
TO become manager OF a department in
the store Of the same firm, is i'll In this
city.
He has not removed his family from
Richmond and Mr.. Cans was brought
down from Washington Sunday night, and
taken to his residence on Floyd avenue.
lie was slightly better yesterday. 1t IS
feared he has fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
THE MERCY OF THE COURT.
Joseph Gadsey Pleads Guilty and Gets
q Wear.

The case against Joseph Gadsey chars-
ed with breaking into ana roboins one
of the Chesapeake and ONO cars seVeral
months acc. came up in the Eenrico
County Court yesterday morning
Immediately ON the opening Of court
Gadsey arose aud pleaded guilty 20 the
charges throwing himself on me mercy
Of the jury.
The Jury theroupOn recommended
sentence OF twelve months. which was
given him by Judge Wickham
Roy Charles charged with receiving
goods stolen from a Chesapeake and ONO
car. was tried before Judge Wlckham
yesterday afternoon.
lie was found guilty and was fined
800 and costs. which were promptly paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Their Liberty.

Since the passage OF the Gunst amend
ment TO the tramp ordinance, Justice
Crutchdeld has decided to release from
jail a number OF worthless characters who
are now subject 10 place IN the chain
gang. His object in doing this Is TO give
the men a chance 10 either get out OF
town. reform, or to join Sugar Bottom
Zones Pets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
ARTIFICIAL BUTTER SCORED.
Commission and Produce Men Endor
the CARRIER Ordinance.

AT a meeting Of the Richmond Produce
Exchange held on Thursday of last week
the following resolution was introduced
and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That having noticed from the
reported proceedings OF the CITY CCunlil
at It's last meeting that a resolution had
Marshall ward, having for IT'S object the
placing a license tax uron the sale OF
OleOmargarine and butterlne in the city
of Richmond and whereas:
I've rcUO guiyc now important ihl7
measure IS 20 the people of our city ana
state, we hereby earnestly ask our CITY
COuncilmcn TO give their hearty support
10 Mr.. CARRIERS resolution
c IL. RICHARDS.
President Produce Exchange.
IT, A.. Jacobs, Secretary.
The produce men Of the city are he
coming much worked up over the sale
Of oleomargarine aud butterine. which Is
going on ia the city.
The sale OF such articles has fairly
ruined the butter trade mere
prominent commission merchant IN
talk about the matter yesterday morning
said:
"rhe people are being robbed out Of
about a million dollars yearly revenue
by the killing of the butter trade.
Before butterine and other limitations
began 20 be sold here the farmers made
about five million pounds year for The
Richmond market at price ranging
from sixteen TO twenty-five cents
pound. An this has been killed while the
bogus article holds sway and pays no
tax 10 the city or state.
Yes he continued, the produce men
are backing Mr.. CARRIER ana the people
will too when they know the state Of
affairs. %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Guardian Amounted.

Charles j. Rhoades. OF Orange county,
IS a young man anxious to Join the
United States Army. lie is an orphan
and under age.
He went into the Chancery Court yes
terday and stated his case, and Judge
Lamb Immediately appointed Deputy
Clerk Lewis Fleming guardian OF
Rhoades.
The mans new guardian gave him per-
mission 10 Join Uncle Sans forces, and
he went away toward the recruiting sta
f1on with happy smile on his warlike
face
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
NBouse DESTROYED by Fire.

The residence. together with the house,
hold effects and three fine hunting dogs.
belonging 10 Mr. James Lowery, farm
err. living in Hanover county. near Fau-
shaw Postofilce. was destroyed by FIRE
Sunday. The family were away az the
time, and knew nothing OF the AFFAIR until
they reLurnad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
The Walker Light Guard.

Governor Tyler has received the fol-
lowing telegram.
Jacksonville, Fla.
September II. 1893.
Hon. ]. Hoge Tyler, Richmond va.
Dear Sir-The Walker Light Guard
stands ready after muster out 10 take
its Mace IN the Virginia volunteers.
VIM. RUSSELL, Captain,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
zouayes 10 Enter Virginia.

Governor Tyler has give permission 10
the Butler Zouaves OF Washingta 10 en-
ter virginia on September I'D for the pur-
nose of celebrating the 3jth anniversary
Of the Emancipation Proclamation at Gull
peper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20

duotlon he spoke OF The rapid changes
which take place in a church; and point
ed out the fact that more than forty per
cent. Of the present members have joined
'Grove-Avenue church during his Or.
Hiden's) pastorate-a period Of some six
years About half Of these came in by
baptism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
EorIack OF Funds.

The publication OF the 3. S. Weekly
viii have 20 be suspended for lack OF
funds. IL Is possible that II may be re-
sumed next year III. l.. HALL.
General Agent Of the Society for Provid-
ing Evangelical Religious Literature for
the Blind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Getting Along Nicely.
I'm

Edmund Gibson. a little son Of Detec-
tive charles Gibson. while playing At
Rowe's Mood, Saturday, stepped on a
broken bottle and badly cut MS foot An
orterv VAS opened and the boy tainted
rom the loss OF blood before a doctor
could be procured
The cut was attended TO, however. and
Tho little fellow is getting along nicely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
,yus,ice Johns Friends.

Justice Crutchfeld visited the City Jail
Yesterday, the first time in many months.
and he was beseiged by the inmates FOR
The exercise OF his power In releasing
them from their unenviaole positions
We listened 10 the plants 81 several OF
them. and win IN all probability send
aoun a lis, of names OF those 20 whom
he viii award freedom this morrin&
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20

The engagement OF Mr. Thomas VI. Ia
wards. n young lawyer of West Point.
and Miss Bessie Magdelyne Hoekadsy.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Hockaday.
OF this city Is announced Tn. wedding
will take place az sevensh-s,ree, Chris
tian church on Wednesday. october NTH
at 800 +. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Mr.. Deiarue's Birthday.

Mr.. @ Faris Delarue. son OF Mr.. Gus
y Dclarue. was twentv-one wears old
sunday. ana i'm honor - the event his
father had a number ~ me Young mans
friends invited 10 his residence aud served
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
AT Grove-Avenue Church. -. -

On Sunday morning Rev. Dr. J. c.
Widen. pastor Of Grove-Avenu- Baptist
church. preached from the text an MIST
thew XIV. N-"Lst Them Alone. they ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Veteran Steger Hurt.

Veteran Steger If the Soldiers Home.
was knocked down and Kun over b. E
buggy on the boulevard Sunday evening.
His left arm was quite badly hurt.