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HOUSTON, TEXAS, Feb. II, 1899,

Or. W. I. Seymour. Capitol hotel, Houston.
Dear Sir; I wish TO thank you for the
Invaluable service you have rendered us
in Strengthening the eyes OF our little
daughter Matte. Your method is cer-
taiuly wonderful. and We are thankful to
have her eyes cured without resortiug TO
an operation, which we have always feared
would be necessary
We extend an invitation to those who
are sufficiently Interested to call and see
for themselves the improvement In Mat
ties eyes and shall be pleased to meet
them. You have demonstrated your mar
velous skill to our perfect satisfaction.
and as soon MS we are able we shall prove
our faith and confidence in you by sond-
ing you our little boy. who Is also cross
eyed. Very sincerely yours
MRS 4. T.. READ.
1911 sumner Street.
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HOUSTON. TExAx Ma.

DIR. W. I. Seymour Care capito, ~,
City. n''sl
Dear Doctor--We seem to be RAIN.
unfortunate family in regard Il =, :
troubles. and since you have done q ,, ~
work for us which has proved So "a l xa.a
satisfactory, it is with pleasure that Wy
ommend your skill. Aa' rec
Haying tried various oculis,a in cbio,,,
and st. Louis and other large cl,iss 'i e
lore coming. here. and never bsy I',s W "
ceived any benefit at their hands s r. =,
very, little hope of your doing mo a aaa
good, but to my great delight I ravs t ~,
greatly benefited, and am satisfied W., sesa
methods are far superior to that t'' >, 'o ~
eye specialist in the South :" al'
My little boy has also leen vary u,.
nenehted, and as for myself en- ,. -@a
that the glasses you made for ma s', h.ai
oeen the means of saving the sight u ' a,s
OF oas my eyes Wishing you abundant s uc'
cess am yours very truly, ' '1''
GEO. W. SCovILLE
S12 Houston Ayenu.
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MRS, 2. UADINEH,
Matron De Pelchin Fifth Homs.
LYuHpuRa. TEXAS. April II, 1899.

LYNOHBURG. TEXAS, April II, 1899.
DR.. w. I. Seymour. Houston, Texas.
Dear Doctor--I am glad to be able to say
a few words In praise of your wonderful
method of treating defective eyes. After
recovering from a severe case of la grippe,
found that my eyes were in very weak
condition and was unable to use them for
reading or any close work without suffering
intensely. Being an old woman OF sixty
odd years and living. as I do, out In the
country l find my chief pleasure In read
ing. and when l was obliged to give Up
this privilege I felt that life had been
robbed OF a great Joy. Your glasses, how
ever, have entirely relieved my trouble
and my eyes no longer pain mo when Ivy
to read.
] sincerely hope that all those who are
in need OF tho services OF an eye specialist
will consult you. as ] am sure you will be
able to afford relief In many cases winery
hope has been abandoned Sincerely yours,
MRS. KATE TOMPKINS,
Lynchburg Texan.
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Tho following letter from Mrs. o.
Iadiner. matron Of the Do Pelohiu
Faith Home. will be Of interest 70
many in this city who are acquainted
with this estimable lady.
HOUSTON. TEXAS. April II, 1893.
DR.. w. !. Seymour, Capitol Hotel, City.
Dear Doctcr-1t took some little while
10 At my eyes, but the results are per-
fectly satisfactory and I certainly apprs-
ciate the time and patience you expended
upon my case, as have often tried to get
slassss that suited my eyes. but have never
been successful before. l am confident
that shall have no more trouble with my
sight MS long as retain the glasses you
made for me. Wishing you great success
and with kind regards / am, Yours re-
spectfully.
MRS. G. LADINER,
Matron De Pelchin Filth Homs.
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THEo. DREYLING,
1402 Pease Avenue.
HOUSTON, TEXAS, Feb. IL, 1929.

Dr. W. l. Seymour, City.
My Dear Doctor: While reading one OF
your interesting articles in The Post.
suddenly discovered that 1 could not read
at all with my right eye. My left eye was
doing all the work and the glasses | had
did not help the matter. was very much
alarmed over this state of affairs, and am
now writing this to thank you for what
you have done in bringing the sight back
TO the poor eye. With the glasses that
you made for me | can see just as well
with the poor eye as I do with the other.
This is wonderful to me, and [ feel certain
that I should have lost my sight entirely
had l not been 80 fortunate as to receive
skillful treatment in time. l can never
fully express the Joy feel, nor speak tho
thanks wish to tender you. but, believe
me, neither myself nor friends will never
neglect an opportunity to give credit to
whom credit is due. Yours very sincerely.
MRS. FANNIE WEAVER,
1Q0i Mafhff
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HOUSTON. March 30 ,,.a

DR.. w. I. Seymour Capitol Hotel cltv
Dear Doctor want to express NV =.
cere thanks for the help and comtor, i
nave experienced since wearing the glas,.,
you made for me. have been ns,r
sighted for some time and have found INV
school work very trying, and the strsl,
on my eyes frequently made them aos.
ureadfully. But all that discomfort n,
passed, for with these glasses can rsaS
and study with ease, and feel sure th,t
you have been the means Of preseryIp,
my sight, which undoubtedly would hay,
grown worse very rapidly.
Wishing you the fullest measure OF SUE,
cess wherever you CO. believe me- You,
grateful little patient,
BLANCHE WHISKY,
1916 Preston Ayenus
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HOUSTON. TEXAS, March is, 1899.

Or. w. I. Seymour. City.
Dear Doctor: We wish to thank you
for the great work you have done In
Strengthening the eyes of our little dnugh-
ter Annie In such short time--two
weeks.
Her eyes were perfectly straight when
born, but began TO fail when she was
about years old, and SO rapidly that we
were very much afraid she would lose her
sight, II something was not done for her.
When she would turn to look at an OBJ
ject and continue looking at 1t for any
length OF time. her eyeballs would turn
In toward her nose, but we are proud to
say that since she has been under your
treatment her eyes are as straight as any
child's.
Doctor you are at liberty TO publish this,
and should any one desire to see the child
we will be glad to have them come and
see what you have done IN such short
while. Yours truly.
MA AND MRS. WIN. II. TURNER,
271i odln Avenue, Fifth Ward.
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HOUSTON. TEXAS. Feb. 10. 1899.

Or. W. I. Seymour. City.
Dear Doctor-we wish to thank you for
what you have done for our little daugh-
ter, May, whose eyes you have straight
ened. Her eyes were straight when sne
was horn. hut became crossed few years
later and have caused us a great deal OF
anxiety. We have often thought OF having
them Strengthened, as they were continual
~ growing worse. but have dreaded the
thought of surgical operation.
Through your wonderful system OF
glasses we can now say that her eyes are
perfectly straight, and It is with deepest
srs,itude and heartfelt appreciation that
we add our testimony 10 those Of your
many other patients who have been 30
fortunate as to receive the benefit OF your
skill. Yours very sincerely,
MR. and MRS. II. GRoTH,
1901 Maple Street.
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HOUSTON. TEXAS, April IA, 1899.

HOUSTON, TEXAS, April a. 1899.
DR.. W. l. Seymour Capitol Hotel, City.
Dear DR.. seymour--My little daughter.
Jennie, has been unfortunate In regard TO
her eyes and her trouble was fast growing,
one eye being almost useless and the other
fast becoming crossed. In fact. she was
obliged to hold her head sideways In order
TO see through the glasses which she was
wearing. wish to give due credit 70 the
work which was done upon her eyes before
you saw her, hut can not help but feel
that your skill has been the means OF res
cuing her sight and shall always be
thankful that you came to Houston, as no
one but parent can appreciate what a
sorrow 1t is to realize that your child is
deformed in any way or is liable TO lose its
sight.
certainly, wish you every success,
Yours very sincerely
MRS. Il. W. VAIL,
1918 Noble Street
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HOUSTON. TEXAS, April 9. 1893.

DR.. W. /. Seymour, Capitol Hotel, City.
Dear DR.. seymour-My glasses have
helped me wonderfully and my sight is
decidedly improved for long distance his
well as for reading. / can not tell you
what an intense relief 1t is to have my
eyes free of pain. / had tried so often to
have my eyes fitted and each time met only
with failure and had begun to think that
there was little use to hope for relief. My
sister. Mrs. Barrett. whom you also fitted
is as we'll pleased as myself with her
glasses, and we both feel that you have
done all you promised and more than We
dared hope for. Wishing you the fullest
success where ever you may go, Yours
very truly.
MRS. MARY BRITAIN,
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HOUSTON, TEXAS, March is, 1899.

Or. W. I. Seymour, Houston, Texas
Dear Doctor-While I am opposed to ap-
pearing in print, feel that it is only due
you that l express my gratitude for the
relief have received by the glasses you
made for me,
/ have been a great sufferer with my
eyes and have made several unsuccessful
attempts to be fitted. and while your work
for me is not complete, l am very much
pleased with the results you have already
attained and feel that your methods should
be highly commended, and shall be glad
TO recommend you to all my friends
Yours very truly,
MRS. JUDGE TOD.
Harrisburg, Texas.
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HOUSTON. TEXAS ~.


DR., W. I. Seymour. City. - isss
Dear Doctor-Having hoe,
near-sishted all my life. was A''osy
persuaded by friends TO have =. ''aus
fitted with glasses. although h.s ~
been very much prejudiced ara usa alsasu
ing them. have learned ths so,,a wear.
prejudice. however, since yoA NY ~. Of such
my eyes with glasses. for I r m~se lifted
you that ! would not take a m MINI sssufs
lars ior them II could not replac avn ,s col-
a to .mey ana are source OF infinite pl., us
brighter and happier place ~ Vi ,,.. much
! thank you sincerely for IN h,e IN.
you have taken in my case ana III ! interest
all the success you SO richly "sn you
Yours most sincerely. deserve.
MISS LIZZIE FREDERICK
ZIG Robin ys,...
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HOUSTON, TEXAS. r., ),

DR.. W. l. Seymour, Houston r. ~
MY Dear Doctor wish to express :,
gratitude for the relief have rses 49, !,
from the glasses you made for M. .s y
seem to be a complete remedv = tnsy
headaches, which were causiny 'os my
much trouble. 1t seems hard T. s 20
that glasses could do SO much for ~ ,n believe
since using the ones you made TO- NC. pul
the past two weeks. feel certain ~ ss. ~
trouble. VI this
wishing you success and honn, ~.
very truly, ee, yo'HI
MRS. MARY E. DONOVAN
No. 3 Stanley strs.,
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HOUSTON. TEXAS. March is 1879

Dr.. w I, Seymour. Capitol Hotel, City.
Dear Doctor-The combination glasses
You made for me are a great improve
ment over those l had previously worn.
and, as I have had occasion to call at
your office frequently I have observed
the wonderful work which you are doing
among the children, and It is with pleas
ure that I add my Endorsement to your
list of patients. who seem TO appreciate
what YOU have done for them Yours re-
spectfully, MRS. C. H. MILBY,
Harrishuro Tayas
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HOUSTON, TEXAS, March IS, 1883

DR.. w. /. Seymour, Capitol HOTEL
Dear Doctor-I wish to express ny
gratitude for what you have done ios ny
little boy James. m.
Through one of your articles IN ass
Post on "Oscillating Eyes was encos,-
aged to bring him to you and ma e'e''
thing just as set forth in paper I
While he is not entirely recoveie.,.
can see, as well as his friends ana lsa. ny,
a wonderful Improvement, ana zee. vi, "ill
that in very short time his deiecs ~ -.
be fully overcome by your suecesslui In y,
OF treatment. Wishing you success -
sincerely your friend. ,,roN
MRS. j. II, BLANIuM..
Drummer Additioa
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HOUSTON. TEXAS. March ls. 1899.

DR.. w. |, Seymour, Capitol Hotel, cry
Dear Doctor-Having suffered intensely
with headache for several years ael hav-
Ing tried various physicians, all of whom
failed TO give me any relief, I was finally
advised to have my eyes examined and
came to YOU for this purpose.
Your treatment with glasses has proven
wonderful relief 10 me, and am now
satisfied that there are hundreds of people
whose heads are constantly aching who
could receive great benefit by having
glasses fitted.
! thank you sincerely for what you have
done for me. and you may be assured that
shail always say good word for you
when the opportunity offers.
MRS. ]. A. GREBER,
2CS North Velasco Street.
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ioyed before, You know vls,,ox . 3
many oculists, both N this = srsi
cues but none Of them seem rss otasr
apie TO tell exactly what was ' ~ 70 ID
Win my eyes am slncerely ~, n.y. trouble
you you Tor me trouble you took viii, tbbassIal 70
to n All Iq nav f mort certainly recommends s
~ az ny 'i'enus' ours very siacer s w
BESSIE HAGEpwe!,
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BRYAN, TEXAS, March 81, isys.

DR.. W. l. Seymour, Houston, Texas
Dear Sir-Your favor came to hand %
my absence. In reply take pleasure y
stating that the glasses purchased iloli
you have given perfect satisfaction y
every respect Yours truly,
GUY NJ. BRYAN, u.
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MRS. MARY BRITAIN.
MRS. ADELE BARRETT.
HOUSTON. TEXAS. April 8, 1888

DR.. w. I. Seymour, Capitol Hotel.
Dear DIR. seymour--I find that my eyes
are surely improving, and while the trouble
from which I suffered (Pterygium) is not
entirely removed. l can see that in a very
short while your treatment will be eff
fective. as my sight is very much better.
have no hesitation in commencing your
work. which / consider both scientific and
skillful. and look forward with perfect
confidence to the completion OF my cure
by your wonderful system. Yours sim
cerely.
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Vices have been Of Msstimabss
value to me, and I wish yeu the
greatest succcss wherever yo~ mav
20. Yours very truly
JNO. KHUPT.
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HOUSTON, TEXAS. March Is. ,sso.

Dr. W. l, Seymour. Houston, Texas.
MY Dear Doctor-My glasses are giving
me the greatest satisfaction. They arr
easy and comfortable, and. in fart NV
eyes have had more comfort since havs
worn these glasses than they ever en-
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HOUSTON TEyAs, March II. 1879.

HOUSTON, TEXAS. March IL ns''
DR.. w. l. Seymour, Capitol Hotel oss
Dear DR.. Seymour have had : -.
deal of trouble with my eyes LOT ~
few years and becoming interested y ". ~.
articles in The Post decided 70 - -
myself under your treatment wnh' c,
are still treating my eyes ] can -. IN.
they are very much relieved anu ''
proving rapidly. -, torty
l have lived in this city for an0ss oa,
years and will be pleased to NEE. ms va sub.
who wishes to talk with me on ~
ject. .,,s yca
Thanking you for the care and pa.a' III
have taken in fitting me and hoping ,ra.,
my friends and acquaintance m', ,s.osc..
by my experience. am yours .Ms
fully JOHN 7. Mil1 a., rox.
Manager Brady's Brick WORKS -
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MRS. BESSIE ALBRIGHT.
1l05 Ash Place.

The Doctor wishes to call particular
attention to the following letter, which
is from one Of the first patients he had
here, and a man very well wnown in
business circles in the town OF An
gleton. There are hundreds of people
who are acquainted with the circum-
stances connected with this case ana
the results obtained by DR.. seymour's
methods are considered little short of
marvellous,
ANGI.ETON, Texas, April 5, 1sDe.
Dr. w. 1. seymour, Houston, Texas
My Dear Doctor.--My eyes continue
10 Improve very rapidly. The re-
suits of your treatment arc indeed
most sntifactory. Although II has
cost me u great effort to secure tho
benefits of your treatment owing to
the number of visits have been
obliged 10 make to Houston to sec
you, still feel that am more than
repaid for my expense and trouble, as
my good eye had nlso commenced to
fail me and was suffering from
heada che and fast becoming debit
tated ON account of overtaxing my
sight.
Dy wearing your glasses 1 have
been entirely relieved of my trouble,
and have noticed n marvellous I'M
provement in my left eye, which
really feared wns lost. AT the time
! came to you IL was impossible to
tell n man from u woman with my
poor eye, and reading was entirely
out of he question.
Today i can read with the glasses
you have made me, the finest print
with this eye, and they are n grcnt
help To me I'm my every day work.
To obtain the results you have by
the aid of glasses alone seem won
derful 10 me, and you have my heart
lest endorsement. and are at liberty
80 use this letter. shalt he plcnsed
nlso to recommend sou 10 amy of my
friends and ncuuaintnnccs, who ma v
be afflicted with poor eyes.
Thanking you most sincerely for
what YOU have done for me, I am,
Yours truly,
p. :. sHIRAR,
Angleton, Texas.
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HOUSTON. March 50, ~ ~,

DR.. W. I. Seymour. Care capi'0i IT
City. ~
Dear Doctor-since having my ,.,,ul
treated with glasses by your w. w.. nd
system, ! feel that l am now On in IN h,s-
to recovery. I have no hesi'suy- as \
ing you use my name as reiersn o,,r WIS
am thoroughly convinced thai s Wv saprs.
is scientific and should be hisp'' troanlsi|
ciated BY every person VINO 70
with defective eyes. r,vs 6css
Thanking you for what. you les. ~
for mo and wishing you the safMrR /,
cess, am yours truly, II: fn ~. str1ak
s6p YAsAiaSisS =.
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The popular horseshoer for Mosehart &
alIar utrItae 10 M,

The popular horseshoer for Mosehart &
Keller writes to Or. Seymour:
HOUSTON, TEXAS, Feb. II, 1892
Or. w l. Seymour, Houston, Texas
My Dear Doctor: We desire to express
our gratitude for the service you have
been to us In Strengthening the eyes of our
little daughter Aida. Your method of do
ing this work with glasses alone should
be appreciated by every parent who has a
cross eyed child, Our little girl continued
to grow worse until we found the sight
OF one eye was failing. and it has been
veryNerious matter with us, as we dreaded
an operation. but thanks to your improved
system, her eyes have been entirely
Strengthened, and II you wish to refer any
ore to us we shall be more than glad to
have them call and see the effect OF your
work for themselves Yours sincerely,
j. =, BARBER, Pill Franklin Street.
Below is a letter from Mr.. John
Krupp, one of the firm OF Krupp G.
Tunly. the well known shoe dealers
in this city, and under no circum-
stances would II be given with the
privilege of publication but for the
strong feeling OF gratitude which can
only be understood by people who have
suffered with their eyes without being
able to obtain relief. though time and
money may have been freely expended.
In speaking OF the matter. Mr.. Krupp
expresses the greatest confidence in
Or. Seymour's ability and is enthusi-
astic in regard to his method of treat
ment.
HOUSTON, Texas, April III. $500.
DR.. w. J. seymour. Houston, Texas,
Dear Doctor.-I feel 1T no more
than justice to express my gratitude
for the relief i have received mt your
hands. IL was with some misgivings
that sought your assistance, ms l
have tried so many times to get re-
lief and each time have failed, but,
after continuing several weeks un-
der your treatment i have been so
much relieved aud my headaches
have been SO greatly benefited that
. ! have the utmost confidence I'm Your
skill which I consider superior to
that of my one have ever met. ana
! might add that nay efforts 10 re-
ceive relief have not been confined
10 Houston. ms i have sought the
most noted specialists In New YorI;
ms wei ms abroad, hut without OBJ
tanning the relief sought.
have been suffering from head
aches, cnused by eye-strsfn for the
past two or three years and, the
glasses you have prescribed for me
have relieved me OF this continual
trouble.
assure you feel that your SER
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BY New
Scientifically Fitted
Gasses-Ths Will Positively Be the Last Free Consultation
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POSITIVELY LAST OPPORTUNITY CONSULTING
9. WALTER !. SEYMOUR.

This Week the Last for Receiving New PaentsThose Who
Desire to See Him Should Call Immediatey---The Chance
May Never Be Offered You Again-Your Sight
May Depend Upon Your Calling Now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-14
THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS.
Rev. DIR. Patton Will Talk on This Sub
jcct at the Y. VI. &. \.

The services at the Y. NJ. c. a. Sunday
afternoon will be unusually interesting.
The venerable DR.. JnO. G. Patton, Mis-
sionary TO the South Sea Islands, will
speak on his experiences in these Islands
to the men Of Richmond and vicinity,
at four o'clock. in the Association Audi
forum. DR.. Patton has been in atten-
dance upon the Presbyterian Alliance at
Washington. and it Is a treat TO hear
him. DR. Patton is not only an interest
ing speaker. but has a wonderful story
TO tell the men. The sol0ist for the at
ternoon will be the Hon. W. J.. Hans
comb. Of Galveston. Texas. The doors
will be open at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr. w. Gordon Hill, commercial trav-
eller. Of New York City, viii address the
Boys Gospel Army at o'clock in the
Mushroom. taking for his theme who's
Afraid?' A cordial invitation TO all boys.
Workers Bible Training Glass in parlor
at 5:15 o'clock.
To-day's services will be as follows:
Junior Bible Glass at $3.50 4. NJ.
Boys Bible Glass at 1890 \. NJ.
Saturday afternoon, talk on Sunday
School lesson by Dr. Pell at five o'clock
in Association Auditorium.
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BOMBARDED A
TRACTION CAR
Conductor Whitaker Was Struck on
the Head.
CAR WINDOWS WERE SHATTERED
DisordcrIy Men who We're Removed
From a Car Lay In Wait for
Its Return, when They
Made an Attack.
CAR WINDOWS WERE SHATTERED

Conductor ]. w. Whitaker. OF Traction
Car No. 60. was struck in the head with
a stone thrown by one of a pair OF disor-
DERBY men. whom he had elected from MS
car Thursday night about y O'Clock.
Some time previous to the assault. car
No SO started from the Reservoir Park
on its way down town well filed with
passengers. Two young men got on the
car at the same place. They were drunk
and Immediately became disorderly and
used language unfit for polite ears.
The conductor warned them. but they
did not heed his warning. and continued
TO misbehave to such an extent as to be-
come unbearable.
REMOVED FROM THE CAR.
They were accordingly removed from
the car by the conductor, assisted by sew
eral passengers.
The car then proceeded on It's way 10
the east end.
In returning 10 the sheds and when OPP
posite the point at which the men had
been elected. a shower OF stones were
thrown at the car and several pistol shots
passed i'm close proximity To the conduc-
tor and the motorman Several windows
I'm the car We're broken and Mr.. Whitaker
was struck on the head
The car was given good speed from the
spot. and the miscreants disappeared.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Whitaker swore
out warrants charging the men with as
sault. and the police of the Third dis
trict are now looking for them.