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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Knutsford were: Mrs. Thomas b Shan
non of Idaho Falls. DR.. J. T. Keith of
Evanston. w S Post and wife of KEN
mer, A. c. Blair of Los Angeles and
George J. Ritter of Denver.
The following tourists are at the Knuts-
ford to remain over Sunday: w. T.
Baker and wife Mary Baker and nurse,
Thomas f. Baker and wife. Misses
Regina and Alice Baker. Utica, N Y; II.
Mary T. and Elizabeth Danforth, Wash
ington, H.; B. F. Beard and Miss Bessie
Beard, Hardinsburg, Ken; Marshall y.
Mead. Providence. r. l.; Edwin S.
Townsend, New York; Mrs. R. Z. Linton
and Misses Linton. Minnesota: Mrs.
Innes and wife, w. NJ. Wright and wife,
Chicago: F. E. Udell and wife. St. Louis;
A B. Atwood and wife, Boston.
At the Walker House are B. II. Jones
and R. G. McClaren of Brigham City, /.
2. Diehl and wife of Eureka. Charles
Wilson. Henry Adams and ]. w. Whit
more of Nephi. Mrs. ]. r. Parry and Mrs.
Crompton of Park City. John Sorenson of
Ephraim, Arthuz Barrett of Logan, J. w.
Reed and wife of Butte and John Craw-
ford and wife of Amy, Wyo.
The Cullen guests for yesterday and to-
day number among others the following
James H. Mynders and wife, Nephi; Z. C.
Willardson. Ephraim; DR.. ]. F, Moves.
City: ]. A. Wright. ogden; S A King.
Provo: W. II. Regain and wife, Helper;
G. W. Nibley. Baker City; Thomas
Hyndman, Dunedin. New Zealand; G. w.
Maring and wife. c. NJ. Kimbrough and
wife. Muncie. Ind: S. G. Turner, wife
and son. Kansas City; 4. H. Danforth
and wife Joseph c. Moore wife and
child. Charleston, Mo.
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FATAL FAMILY FEUD.
Those Participating Were Among the
Prominent Men of Tennessee.


Knoxville, Tenn. April 9.-As a re-
suit of the family feud of long standing.
Henry and Ernest Howard, brothers,
and James MUIR were killed near here
this morning by John B. and Joe Nc
Chez, father and son, and Thomas
Howard received wounds which will
prove fatal.
Both families are among the most
prominent in east Tennessee. and addi-
tional deaths will undoubtedly follow.
Immediately after the fray, the Nc
Ghees, heavily armed. fed TO the hills.
and have not been captured. Trouble
is looked for when hey are overaken.
Several years ago Tom Howard mar
ried John McGhee's 15-year-o daugh-
er. against the fathers wishes, and
since that time a feud has existed be-
tween the parties.
John 3. McGhee is a nephew Of Chas.
NJ. McGhee. ten Wall street magnate.
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For the next five days we will sell
any of cur immense stock of high
grade pianos and organs for less than
actual cost at the manufacturers. and
On terms from s. to SO a month.
Buyers will make a serious mistake IL
they do not avail themselves of this
the chance of a lifetime. TO supply theiI
home with a strictly first-class piano on
organ at less price than other firms are
Offering cheap. inferior instruments. Dc
not fail 10 see them.
Z. n. JENKINS,
Temple of Music. POS South State St.
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Snecial Piano Notice.

On account of the heavy sales of
pianos and organs at the special con-
ference cut prices at the Cable Plano
Co. s, 23S Main street, the manager, j.
w Vansanl, announces a continuance
of the same very low prices for this
week, ending April 18th. ANY one
who really desires a bargain in a good
piano or organ should call at once
They are factory people, and do ex-
actly as they advertise.
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NOTABLE DEAD.
Judge osceoIa Archer.

Austin, Tex, April 9.-Judge Osceola
Archer. one of Austin's most promi-
nent citizens, died today of paralysis
of the brain. His daughter, Ida May,
will marry f. S. Henry of Chicago on
Tuesday night. The wedding was 10
have been most brilliant society
event, but, owing to the death of Judge
Archer-it will be a quiet one with no
attendants
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Bass. of Ale Fame.

London. April 9.-Mr. Hamar ALFRED
Bass. director in the firm of Bass &
Co. brewers, is dead. He was born in
1872 From 1873 to 1885 he represented
the Liberal interest of Tamworth in
the house Of commons, and since 1885
has sat in the same interest for West
StaffOrdshire
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ALI, KINDS scavenger work done BY
the new City ScavenSer company, II
East Eighth South street
sCHIITZ MALT EXTRACT, a food. .
+onic s9C0 a dozen. The Kentucky
fjnnor Co. 13 e Second South, aSs0ts-
TITAT niece of old jewelry or silver
r,ara that Won have laid aside as unit
for use. may possibly be put into. such
condition as to serve you as well as a
associations Won may add the satisfaction
of uSafulness. Our repairing department
IS p hospital for the treatment OF dis
abled watches and clocks. Jewelry; spec
Give Won the best sort of work. that is
fbe sort that is done right the first time.
the sort that someone else does not nave
10 work on after We have it. the sort that
not only saves trouble. but really saves
money for you in the end Wyatt. 1'z
Main street
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Murder and Suicide.

st. Louis, April 9.-John Cola, a local
politician, tonight shot and killed Mrs.
Henry Carter. with whom he was
drinking in a wine room, and then
killed himself with the same weapon.
The woman was the wife of a travelling
salesman who is out of the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-10

Beware of slough ice. Ask your phy-
sician or any of your neighbors how
it compares with our Park City or dis
TILED water ice. We guarantee you a
prompt and satisfactory delivery. our
solicitor viii call on you. Remember
the red wagons. Telephone 43.
SALT LAKE ICE co.
7 c. LYNCH. Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-10

We have few secondhand pianos
of standard makes, good as new, which
we are offering at considerable less
than one-tiird their real value, on pay
ments of S. month. Come and see
them. Z. N JENKINS,
Temple of Music. 2o5 South State ST.
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KILLED THE CONDUCTOR.
Unprovoked Murder That Nearly
Brought On Lynching.

1Ol1eIII on q = l-N11111s5'
Denver, April 10.-1:45 a. m.-Yesterday
morning Joseph o. Plant shot and in
stantly killed street car conductor
named S. a. D. McGraw. who had put
him off the car for refusing to pay fare.
Much Indignation was expressed and at
l O'Clock this morning mob of 200 men
went to the county Jail with the avowed
intention of lynching Plant. The authori-
ties had however. taken the precaution
to send the prisoner out of town. Three
of the mobs leaders were permitted to
go through the jail to assure themselves
that Plant was not there.
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Heber G. Haslam. saIt Lake

Heber c. Haslam, Salt Lake Citv......24
Anena Anderson, Salt Lake City.-..-.2
Charles Strand, Salt Lake City.....--...4 40
Christina NJ. Soderstrom. Salt Lake
CITY .......................4 Al
Matthew Noall. Salt Lake City. SO
Rosina Hitler, Montpelier. Ida. .26
Oscar Anderson, Salt Lake City
Ida Glade. Salt Lake City. ..........-.25
Ransford II. Teeples, Burrville. .........2 70
LOdisa Z. Killian. Glenwood. D
Henry Bate, Fort Douglas .32
Corinne Vanderburg, Fort Douglas. 81
William NJ. McConahay. Salt Lake City 30
Ella Jorgensen. Salt Lake City..-.....Y
John Bryant, Bingham. -.....-..........S.29
Kate Simpson, Pleasant Grove. 20
Samuel Dennis, Salt Lake City...-......26
Amelia Hodges, Salt Lake City. "a
Erick Olson. Bancroft, Ida.
Anna Nelson. Salt Lake City........-.S2
Charles Hall. Lewiston. Ida.........--..-29
Efie Townsend. Salt Lake City........20
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Mrs. Minnie Brown Lost Her Life
Last Night.
TRIED TO SAVE HER BABE
CART UPSET AND OCCUPANTS
THROWN OUT.
Three Children Escaped Without In
jury-The Deceased Wa sthe Wife
of Robert C. Brown, Night Emerg-
ency Man at the City Waterworks
Department.

A frightful runaway accident oc-
Cured about 10 o'clock last night
which resulted in the death OF MRS
Minnie Brown. wife of Robert I.
Brown, night emergency man at the
city waterworks department.
1t seems that at the hour named
Mrs. Brown left the home of her par
ents at Tenth South and Eighth West,
to return to her home in City Creek
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-10
Bows, Knee Pants suits!

200 boys light brown cheviot knee
pants suits, made in a double breasted
sack style, ages 6 to Is, $500.
z. AUERBACH & BRO.
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The Kelley Institute

For the cure of liquor, opium and
cigarette habits. The only Kelley in
stitute in the state. Address lock bog
$50, Salt Lake City.
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Loss. $4,000.

Albany, OIe.. April 9.-The Waterloo
Wooden mills, owned by Thomas Kay,
burned this evening. The loss will prob
ably reach $4,000. The insurance is
small
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no Induce Sound slumber

Wear our night robes or pajamas We
show silks. sateens; light weight
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main ST.
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White oats. for 100 pounds. SL15.
Rolled barley. for 100 pounds. s1-1O.
Whole corn. for 100 pounds, % cents
Ground corn, for 100 pounds, S1-05.
Bran, for 100 pounds, IS cents
Corn meal, for 100 pounds, s110.
Special prices. car lots.
VOGELER- WIEDEMANN Com. Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-10

The Democratic state committee and
the state executive committee met yes
terday afternoon at The Herald bust
ness office, 10 members of the commit
tee being present in person or by proxy.
Chairman Sloan presided and after
stating the object of the meeting.
which was to consider the commune
cation of the address and letter of the
silver Republican unifcation commit
tee.
The address and communication of
Chairman Lippman and the unificatiOn
committee of the silver Republicans
was read.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-10

Eagle Gate Lodge No. 10. meets every
wednesday, night ar the Odd Eellows'
temple on Market street Geo. W. Bar
rows. n. W.
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Killed By a Train.

Canton, o., April "a train ran into
the carriage of Michael McCann today,
killing his wife and daughter and fatal
ly injuring McCann.
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New Spring Fedora Hats.

Variety Of colors and shapes; your
inspection invited.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
166 Main st.
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MARQUIS Exeter.

London. April 9.-The Marquis Exc
ter Brownlow (Henry George CeciD
died this morning as the result of a BIZ
cycling accident.
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Warning.

Sickness and death may be carried
to your home by condemned typhoidic
ice, offered this spring. Protect your
self and children by using the clearest
and purest ice in Salt Lake Take p.
V. spring water ice from the white
wagons.
Tel. 49, MOUNTAIN ICE co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-10

DR.. Z. NJ Keysor. dentist, Auerbach
building, rooms 200 ana 201. Speciality of
crown and bridge work; gold and sill
yer filings.
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FOR RENT.
THREE ROOMS, 80 Apple street.

NICE FURNISHED ROOMS and board
for gentlemen. Enquire at 1871 North West
Temple street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-10

4S HOUSES. all prices, kinds and loca-
tons; furnished and unfurpished: the
only complete list. futile Pros.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; interest
paid or savings deposits. F. Armstrong
president; J. E. Jennings, cashier: 81
Z. 1st South street.
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.HEATH'S FATAL FALL
A WelI-known Young Man Accident
ally Killed.
WAS BUILDING A SCAFF0LD
LOST HIS FOOTING AND TUM-
BLED TWENTY FEET.

Was Able TO Walk Home, But Soon
Became Unconscious and Passed
Away, a Blood Clot Having
Formed at the Base of the Brain
Leaves a Wife and Two Children.
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LOST.

ON MARCH 81. 1898. between Sandy and
Draper. a large vaiise containing clothing.
letters Smith * Wesson revolver No. IS.
razors etc, etc. Finder viii get large re-
ward by addressing J. L. Lawson. Al
South Second East. Salt Lake City.
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Does not prevent our doing best work
on earth on shirts. collars, cuffs, fan
nels, blankets and lace curtains
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY,
l66 Main St
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you MAKE NO MISTAKE

When you recommend your friends and
neighbors 10 us for the best seeds.
ER-WIEDEMANN co.
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Roval letter. In India.

A letter sent to native prince in India
is a very elaborate affair. The paper is
specially made for the purpose, and is
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PrRBFR TIRES.

have added to my carriage VOTES aS q, a
-,Iobar tire plant and am nov prepared 70
.4 r,bber tires on all kinds of Vehicie
wheels, light or heavy HpprE
1858 Market street
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The Correct Spring Hat

Is the MiIler Warburton, Denney and
Scboble derbies. We are sole agents.
BROWN, TERRY &, WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main st.
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E. G. HARRIS. with the David James
Co.. steam and hot water heating. No. s.
Main street.
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AGENTS s1OoNo weekly and exnanses

AGENTS $4,000 weekly and expenses
guaranteed good men TO sell ARCTIC RE-
FRIGERfTING MACHINES for cooling
REFRIGERATORS: guaranteed Is per
cent cheaper than ice: indestructable BE;
everlasting. Retails for only SIS. Every
owner of a Refrigerator buys them. as
the saving Of ice in one month more than
pays for Machine. Have over 5000 in use.
1000 testimonials from leading merchants
of the u. s. Greatest monopoly ever
offered agents No competition; exclu-
sive territory assigned good salesman
Write today and secure your territory be-
fore it is taken. For full particulars adj
dress ARCTIC REFRIGERATING Co,
Cincinnati o.
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c,-oo-cbrer & Gartmann. ia West First
1.I' sect Salt Lake City. agents Tor
S S1u,I SEQ and SO; Defiance. $40 and
$50: Alaskas $50 Repairing 5eb, IN al rspairs
bra nc Ssjnd siso All work guaranteed
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Number 4.93s wins the oil paintin;
at the Palace Meat Market.
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RESPECTABLE LADIES to learn the
complete art of dress cutting. at the
Standard Dress Cutting Academy, 32S
Main street: also respectable teachers
wanted to take charge of schools in this
and adjoining states. Salary or commits
sion. as desired Don't forget the num-
ber 32S Gin the same block with Walker
Bros. dry goods store). We have no can
vassers for this system. so beware of
frauds and glib-tongued agents. Ladies
cordially invited to call and examine our
work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-10

Col, lava Valley Lodge No. Il. meets
every Thursday evening at the Gladstons
building. Main street. =,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DENTISTS.

DIR. ]. b. KEYSOR.
Dental Parlors, 240 Main street.. First door
north of Walker House.
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Marriage Licenses.

During the week the following marriage
licenses were issued by the county clerk
of Salt Lake county:
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HORSE RAN AWAY.

She was driving in her cart, in which
were her three children, a boy, girl
and a babe in arms. The boy held the
reins and as they passed along Second
West between Fourth and Fifth South
streets, the horse became frightened
and ran away, going at rapid pace
until the cart struck telegraph pole
and the occupants were thrown out
The mothers efforts to save her
baby cost her her own life When the
collision occurred, she apparently had
no thought of anything except the lit
tie one, and alighted on her head.
CHILDREN ESCAPED.
The three children miraculously es-
capped injury. but their mother was
rendered unconscious by the fall Help
was secured and she was carried into
house at $50 South Second West
street and Drs. Hughes, Maclean and
Bower were summoned.
LIVED AN HOUR.
When the physicians arrived they
found Mrs. Brown breathing in a Ia
bored manner and the blood was flow
ing from her nose. Restoratives were
applied and all aid possible was
given her but in vain. She lived for
about an hour and died without regain
ing consciousness. The cause of her
death is said to be conclusion of the
brain.
The body was removed to the under
taking establishment of Joseph Will
lam Taylor, where it will remain until
after Justice SOmmers holds an inquest
and other arrangements are made.
THE DECEASED.
The deceased was the daughter of Mr..
John A. Nyquist, and the wife of Mr..
Robert c. Brown, night emergency man
of the city waterworks department She
was % years of age. and was the
mother of three children. After the ac-
cident last night the children were
taken by Miss Sutton with whom they
remained during the night.
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CITIZFNs. COAL CoMPANy

W. ]. Wolstenholme, treasurer.
T. R Ellerbeck, president.
So West Second South. Tel. "A.
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Oar Fiehth Annual Ss1e

F. NJ. Bishop has removed his ASSAY
office 10 156 South West Temple.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

COZ. AVERAGED each week last s
wears bv placing so. Dividends paid
weekly; can withdraw any time. Chance
of a lifetime c. E. Cooper & Co.. Cow
ington, Ky.
s, sn0Oo. WHY do you not avail your.
self of this mode of acquiring wealth!
Your surplus dollars will yield you d
Golden harvest. Through this medium
many homes are the recipients OF Tor
tunes golden sunshine. and continuous
prosperity Last season we realized more
ticuIars' Conden & Co, Boon block. Cow
ington, Ky.
$3.50 INVESTED actually earning 80 per
cent weekly profits Rare chance. NO
stocl- or KIondike scheme. Safe enter
priss Control capital yourself y
Sloane. 10 St Paul street. Baltimore Nlu-
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organs, from $500 up.
The War Scare

N-I7sTT7
Z. n. JENKINS,
POS South State street.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK
STEAM HEATING.

THE DAVID JAMES co. unb ng 4l5
eornice work. No g Main ssre--
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Silver and Lead Quotations.

The silver. and lead quotations yesterday
were as follows:
Bar silver. $50 cents.
Lead. brokers. $3.50
Copper. lake. Sl1-S7lz; casting. si1.12lk.'
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MONEY TO LOAN.

100000 TO LOAN. 6. and s per cent.
Advance money to build: can pay part or
all. at option: no delay. P. ]. Conway Co.
HOME MONEY: no delays; favorable
terms: on real estate, stocks, bonds. or
personal security. c. L. Rood, Masonic
building upstairs) Salt Lake City.
LOAN ONLY MY OWN MONEY,
hence no delay;
no advertising your wants;
no eastern company;
no third party:
no commission:
no trust deed:
no attorneys fee:
no mortgage tax:
special options granted.
Russell l.. TRACY, 40 Commercial block
MGURRIN & CO. 80 West Second
South. have money TO lend at low rates.
Privilege of part payment at any time.
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PATENTS.

1DEAs Wanted. Think Invent.
cim1Iesf inventions paw best. Big patent
hook free. O'MERA & CO., op. Patent
d Wash. ID. q.
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WARMING & VENTILATING.
PERSON AL.

PERSONAL.
TAOTESi Chichester's English FennyroyaI Pills
70 Diamond Frsndl, are the Best. safe, Reliable:
- Iahe oftr- SeEd -c st<nIs- ur ptrsicIi-rs Relief
for LADIES' LSr-EE by Return Mall. ~ Druggists
Chichester Chemical Co.. Philada-s Pa
"MARRY=Denver Corresponding club
members, worth S50,o00. private list 10c.
r L. Love, Denver, Colo.
LADIES. my monthly regulator never
fails: trial box. 10 cents. Mrs. b. Rowan.
Milwaukee. Wis
ANY WOMAN can earn $1.35 to 800
daily making artificial flowers; we teach
YOU in one day and give steady employ
ment; we have hundreds of workers; dis
lance from US makes no difference: don't
delay but send for particulars. Address
Fairfield FlowSr Co. Fairfield. Maine.
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TEMPLE LODGE NO. Is meets ever
Main street. c. e. STOKES. NJ. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24
THE AMBULANCE KEPT busy.
Several Calls in the Afternoon and
Eyeniug-Two Difficulties.

The city ambulance, with DR.. Miller in
charge. had a somewhat busy afternoon
and evening yesterday. The first call
came at 2:l5 o'clock from the Chesapeake
and Ohio shops. on Seventeenth street,
where a white man named j. II. Bryan
was treated. His finger had been pain
fully mashed by being caught I'm a spring
At 7:30 o'clock the second call came
from the First Police Station, where
Charles Jones, an old negro man, was
suffering from a number Of bruises about
the head and a badly lacerated ear. in
consequence of having been struck with
a brick by a younger negro named Sidney
Jones. Charles was treated and left and
the team will be before Justice John this
morning to explain it all.
Still another call came at $40 o'clock
from the Second Police Station. where
the surgeons assistance was necessary
TO bind up "A bad slash on the left arm OF
Irona Megginson (coored), who lives at
No. COS Market Space. The cutting was
done by a negro youth named Charles
Dodson, who made his escape Immediately
after. and who is alleged 10 have done it
in retaliation for IrOna having told him
TO get off her porch. She was treated
and left. Dodson vas captured later in
the night and lodged In the Second Sta
ton. and he. too, will figure in the Police
Court to-day.