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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
p. N. STEWART WILL RUN.
NOMINATION TO BE MADE By CERTIFICATE
AND TAMMANY MAY INDORsE HIM

NOMINATION TO BE MADE By CERTIFICATE.
AND TAMMANY MAY INDORsE HIM
The decision of the Citizens Union organization
In the X1Xth Assembly District to nominate
Perez NJ Stewart as independent candidate TO
run against Assemblyman Mazet in the district
has been followed by the decision OF Mr.. Stewart
TO run. The Independent nomination OF Mr.. Stew
art will be made by certificate and there is said
10 be an understanding that he will receive the
Tammany nomination also Many Republicans Of
the district who have been connected with the
Citizens Union organization have declared their
opposition to the plan of running an Independent
candidate against Mr.. Mazet this fall, and it is
believed that they will support Mr.. Mazet as the
regular Republican candidate.
Isaac II. Klein the chairman Of the Citizens
Union Committee in the XIXth District. said
yesterday that he had been assured Of the ac-
ceptance by Mr.. Stewart Of the independent nomi-
nation He said of the candidate:
Mr. Stewart In 1897 won a three-cornered fight
against Mazet and Well. the Democratic nomi-
nee, after hard battle Well declared elect
ed by a false count Stewart contested and won
his seat AS for Tammanys Endorsement of Stew
art against Mazet If such thing occurs,
have objection whatever. There Is a difference
between accepting votes and accepting a com
promise. II Tammany accepts Stewart It ac
cepts him Citizens Union platform, which is a
queer foothold for Tammany."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
MORT OF NEw-YoRK. WEDNESDAY. SEPT y. $50
ARRIVED

hort OF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. p. 1890.
ARRIVED
United s,aes cruiser Chicago Admiral HoN'son Bar
bados September - . ,.,.. ,,..-.o,i c.,,e,,,e-
on ~ ousensfov,n ~ rndse +13 cabin and BOl
steease passengers the White star Line Arrived at
me saT a. montauk Oh Thompson Dunkrk September
IL with TO BarDer * Co arrived ~ VIC La a.
steamer Lain CGer) Pohle Bremen september ~ ana
,,bannr,on 20 with nds- 2I3 cabin and 3i2 seeragr
stesmer Barbarussa Ger Richter Bremen september
~ and Southampton y. with mdse. 800 cabin ana 90
stssra1e passengers Oelrichs 90 Arrived al the
Steamer WooloomoolOo OBr) Peutn. HavIe. september
Ia and Pauliac l6 with mdse 10 COnpaghie Hrnefa!e
Transatlant!que. Arrived at NJ Bu az 80
steamer &dmlra. Nelson (Br Henderson. Afdrossan
Sentember and Delaware Breakwater -. IN ballast 20
] X Winchester 90. Arrived at the sar al 80 m
steamer Pa,aiinia U3p. simmons. I9hJap July ~
water september with sugar to American sugar Re
nnng Co vessel Funoh. Dye Go. arrived at ~.
90" s,ear,er Wandby tRn Pearson. sourabaya July g..
Pasaro.an 20 Alden August 49, Port said - and Gibraltar
September g. Dela"are breakWat"r 70 WIN sugar 10
the American Refining Co, vessel 10 refer wright
~ SINS Arrived al the BAR at $3.50 a m
steamer O.impo Ausu. Buntio!ich sanarang July 2s,
Padang August g. Alden y. Ioit said -" AlgeTs sep
,enhe- nd Delaware BreakWater 70 Win sugar 10
| Ernch Edye 4 Co. Arrived at the Bar AT 10 IN.
rndse and passengers 10 Panama Railroad IS Co
| Arrived u the 9:25
steamer Orgen tSor. HeEge. Kingston Septenh@r l6.
J Ncrant BAY and Morant Il Port Maria and st
AIMS Rav rs Montego Lay 20 with mdse % Bowrng
| A. Archibald. Arrived the Bar at II . m nth
| Steamer Havana. stevens Havana SeIeini-r - with
udse - passengers 20 James r NATn 90 arrived
| AZ the Bar Al ga A m
stssmsr Algonquin chiehsIsr Jacksonville ssptember
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
YONKERS.

The erst meeting for investigation INTO ahee.u
,r~oeuIar rifles in the Police Department was hei'
Yesterday afternoon. 1t was a pubic sesson' ~
che Mavor had ordered. President Ireahor saiu
nat I'm spite Of the criticism of the Board ao"o,
On calling for volunteer witnesses to appear WI"
,mdavits he saw no other course 10 pursue no
said that the Mayors demand was Imperative puN
TIA, no referred TO the broad ruhore oei"e
aeoat which contained nothing specinc upon "i'0
10 work. Secretary Jenkins stated that ms io"
ikcrs Daily Herald" had published an editoriai oon
,aining an assertion that II had evidence ana ca'e
upon Alfred c. Fox. the Editor. to produce IT, nj
Roy said that the paper had made no such assei
lion and what It would have TO say on the MATE
,,ould he expressed through its columns Ooniin,'
siouer Henry r. Hicks produced copies Vi ."e
manor OF the dates which he said contained artce'
IN reference to the Department. After careiui'y
scrutinizing them Messrs. Jenkins and HICKS iaieu
IN find the articles. Commissioner Ireanor '"e.
said that as there no one present VINO oesleu
"a come forward the only course lett 20 Purs sue sue
vas 10 subpoena witnesses il was declue9 , HQ e
cage counsel to conduct the proceedings a.iu ina
8 Baker Of this city was asked 10 lake to Pc" ,ho
After deciding upon Monday next az p III, az r,,o
datc for the next meeting the Board TOOK up lesu
80 bnstness Fisher a. Baker the PROPOSED coul-
sai 10 the BOARD. was recently prominently Hyn
toned for the nomination on the hepupHcdI tIChSt
for Navor What the course Of the commissioners
shall be benceforth will be determined by counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
LIVELY NEW-ROCHELLE PRIMARIES.
COMMITTEE CAPTURED BY THE
BURNS WING.

COMMITTEE CAPTURED BY THE
BURNS WING.
The Republican primaries Of New-Rochelle on
Tuesday night among the veliest ever held
in the city. The result. which was late in being
determined is slightly mixed, but It was asserted
yesterday by the Burns element that the Repub-
lean organization in New-Rochele has been added
the State machine. A more correct diagnosis
would be to say that Sheriff William V. Moloy and
his friends hold the balance OF power Sheriff Mol
10y is friendly both to the State machine and to ex
Congressman William L. Ward. representing the
old Robertson wing Of tho party, but those who are
nearest TO him say that he Is better terms with
the State machine than with Mr.. Ward.
The contest in the First and Third wards was
tame and both elements broke about even in the
selection OF delegates to- the county. Assembly and
school conventions. The hardest fight was In the
Second Ward. between Chairman Charles Ear
wicker OF the City Committee and ex-President
Henry s. Clark Joseph f. Ennis and others. who
have been Republican leaders. Mr.. Clark and Mr
Ennis were both mentioned as Republican candi
dates for Mayor this spring but were turned down
! to make room for Hugh Harmer who ran against
Mayor Dillon and defeated. After the election
they were accused OF having been lukewarm. II not
wholly Indifferent, TO Mr. Harmer's success, ans at
recent meeting OF the City Committee were
ousted from the party. At first they showed re-
sentiment and threatened TO take the case TO the
courts. but after further consideration they de
| cided 70 ally themselves with Senator Burns and
his friends attempt TO defeat the delegates OF
| Chairman Earwicker and get back into the party
| After the vote counted II was found that Mr..
I Clark and his friends had received 81 votes and
| the Earwcker delegates r.
County Committeeman Earwicker when seen
Yesterday by Tribune reporter. admitted that the
state machine had won and said that the delega
| ton would stand about seventeen TO two in It's
favor Mr. Earwicker will retire from the County
Committee, where he has served the New Rochelle
Republicans long and faithfully II was rumoreo
yesterday that In order TO secure harmony In the
party Sheriff Mooy would be asked TO serve as the
Ney-Rochelle representative on the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
TELEGRiPHIC NOTES.

Durand ILL., Sept 27.-The safe in private bank bank
hrro was blown open by robbers last night; ana
e 50o was stolen. The explosion was OF suinclent
force to partly wreck the building. Inc ROBBERS
escaped and there is no clew.
Evansville. Ind. Sept. 27.-Three boys were
burned To- death to-day I'm a fire which Destroyer
the dwelling Of Michael Wiltze. wealthy farmer
li,ug near Euckskin. Mr. and Mrs. NiltZe escaped
hut thcir two sons aged eight and eleven years
and John Griccc, a neutrality-suspicious. l"'''in''''
persisted.
Portland ore Sept "a dispatch to "The ore
gouiau" from The Dalles. ore. says that news mas
I0''"n received Of a shocking tragedy which oc-
Cured about forty miles from there YESTERDAY,
vrbcu Mrs " r. Gyton drowned herself ana her
two children hoy Of four years and Rlrl OF one
and on,-h9If years i'm the Dos Chutes River ram
il,. troubles are said 20 have caused Inc woman
commit the deed The bodies have been recoVered'
Oakland. Md. Sept Sam" Johnson, young
coorcd man. Was to-day sentenced 10 De naEe1f, on
y day to be fixed by Governor l.oWnueS, l0r , .
mons assault on Annie Kcrfoot a little girl hVlhS
unar Hagcrstown. Nd. The assault was conml'eu
I'm Washington County in July last, ana 'ne nt ~
had 10 be taken to Baltimore 10 prevent NJ ,H
II Johnson IS hanged he will be the fourth OF ms
race 10 suffer the death penalty Tor similar O''io
in the present year
Altoona. Penn Sept. 27.-Four men walking along
the tracks of the Pennsylvania hhlirOd u i.
t,iizoLcth Furnace a few miles east or mere. ids'
,iohf were GROUND pieces by shiftlng engine,
which was running backward Inc men VIZ ~
badlv nnaugled that Identified ion IS Almost lpoo
eU,in 4 mileage book Of the New OK 'th'id
Railroad bearing the name or A. IS EaStI l1
Wellshoro Penn. painters union IaNe',l'.t raiI
Win the name Of J. Dickson on It. ana ietter AZ
Troseod 10 lanes Haslett were found al"ns tnt
uaecI The men carried satchels, and one OF them
had n Cornct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

Our "Flexible Derby fits
your head as we'll in the morn
ing as at night, as we'll when
you're pleased with yourself as
in your modest moods.
1t fits long narrow as we'll as
a broad head it fits any head,
for it's selt-adjusting.
Same shapes, and quality as
Our other we'll known Derby; SIS.
Clothes, shoes, hats and fur
nishings for man or boy, inClud-
ing a Dewey Day decoration
the Olympia scarf.
STORES c1osB AT NOON TOMORROW.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
$50 Broadway. cor. Leonard.
ice Broadway, Prince
Thirty second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
,oSs or 100000 IN PHILADELPHIA.

philadelphia. Sept. 27.-The large five story brick
h,rdrg at Nos 7O7 and 100 Filbert-st, the first
Two floors Of which were occupied by the Macy
FURNITURE Company and the upper three floors Dy
the Reliance Storage and Warehouse Company was
entirely destroyed by fire today. together with us
contents The loss is estimated at about Sl"'V" Oh
which there Is a partial Insurance Inc ou''1'ns
w., .l ~ Horny Naule wholesale dealer in
.eeds adjoining the burned structure, We're Dam
ged 10 the extent Of several thousand dollars lulI!
49, '.nro1 h,. insurance TWO hremen received minor
injuries and three others were overcome by smoke
hut soon recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

Mrs. Esther 3. Msston died at the nome ., n..
daughter Mrs James E. Shaw. No z" eou,,
Tenth-ave on Tuesday. The funeral was -
.a.,., o,,ernoon the Rev Dr. Granger. pastor
OF the First Baptist Church. officiating -,
The convention OF iremen for the purpe
nominating a chief Of the volunteer nre oep''
-, IN The Mace OF Charles Heinsohn. VINO re-
Gently resigned has selected Gilbert j. Anses n,.
now erst assistant chief. The election VIII oe "e''
next Monday evening. at. o,,v
-. ptaiord real estate broker OF this CITY,
Nd a narrow escape from serious injury on tues.
dav while going fr om this city 10 Ne"-io ,A ."
Neu-york New-Haven and Hartford i'ao
-, he, before the train passed fremont
stone nearly twice the size of an ordinary oasep ,,
crashed through the window beside WIZ" -.
p,sland and another Mount Vernon man W. ~.
49, NJ RisIand almost instantly threw up ms
avn, ~ protec his face The stone struck MS n's,S
,re,cting deep wound. and then oouhueu o'e, .,
.,r,ck another man. but its force was spent anu a
,,,,Io domaee The fremont police anu
TsilToad detectives looking for me rS any cew
t fhraw the stone but have failed 10 nhu any
10 his identity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

a ard Charleston % with mdse and passengers 70 VIII
tam J. clyde & 60. . 49,. ~. a,. >o-,,ru
Vim trd-e and passengers 10 he Old Dominion IS 20
steamer Brueftctor. swain. Philadelphia. win Nose 20
"st,-,er Miami Delano. Philadelphia September 20
etl.r Nackay- BENNETT henck 90 Commercial Caole
Comuauv Anchored In Quarantine at O.3o ~.
Apnrudte. Scott. Hayre September u and
g sand HOOK J. sept -. 800 m-Wnd west north
west. moderate, clear. ..,.-,
Steamers Niagara Tampco. Progreso etc city %
savannah: Kentucky dam. Chrstlansanf etc.
Janesiown Norfolk and newport News seneca Havana
.tc- Islninon Newport News and Richmond Jersey
C1tv ,Hr, Bristol Orion. Mobile 81 Paul, Southampton.
So.-si,nd Ogelg Antwerp Majestic tBrl. Liverpool
Excelsior (GeD Flushing, AlAhca 'oon fIedetloh be
Barry. JacksonN lie.
shin William II Smith for Hong Kong
Barks Mamie Swan. fos Barbados: Conrgila GalAols
dtAD. AigeIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
WESTcHESTER REPUBLICANS AT ODDS

EX.CoNGREssMAN WARD DEFEATS EN-SENAIO''
BuRNs's MEN At WHITE PLAINS.
The Republican County Committee OF N'S'ch'S-
fer met at White Plains yesterday 10 fix the dates
Of the county and Assembly conventions me
meeting was presided over by Chairman FRANK v
Mirard of Tarrytown. There was spirited con-
test between the Ward and Burns factions on Inc
Republican enrolment Of Sing Sing. Ex-senator
pur,s wanted only those who had signed the roll
Of the Republican Town Committee as arranged
bv County Judge Lent made eligible 10 vote AT the
~ rt,. rai,cus FIX -Coneres sman Wards plan was
70 admit all persons to caucuses who took the oath
Ia support the Republican candidates ana me
ttcLot There was an animated debate on both
sides terminating in a victory for the Ward rae
ton. ,,,--- l-...... Cor,-,,tio,
was fixed for October 70 AT White Plains one OF
the most bitter contests will take place To-Day III
Workers between the faction headed by Mayor
Leslie Sutherland and the one that supports OK
Senator Burns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
NETWORK CITY.

Stern Brothers will close their establishment all
day Saturday.
The Charity Organization Society appeals for
$3.50 to support widow and two children. Her
health broken down by nursing her husband
through long Illness, during which she also sup
ported the family. and now she can only supply
rent by acting housekeeper. She has no rela-
tives able to help. Any money for this case sent
TO the Charity Organization Society. No. lO5 East
Twenty-second-st. will be duly acknowledged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Southampton. Sept 27-Arrlved. steamer ST Louis Pas
sow New York. . m. saei. steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse tC-r) Engeibar from Bremen), New York
Liverpool. sept 27-Arriyed. steamer Oceanic OBJ
Cameron. New York.
az, Watt from Liverpool. for New York
I..ndnn gT-Arriyed steamer Menomince tBr)
Robinson New York. sailed steamer Manhattan (BD.
Whitney from Iatoum). for New York.
GLASGOW Sept 21-Auiyed steamers Anchora t3r
wilson New YORK. Iaurentian oBr Vipond. New York.
plvmouth Sept n = a m--Arrived. steamer Pretoria
DER, Karlowa New for Hamburg Nud proceeded
Lizard Sept p. Gas m-Passed steamer - Louis.
Passow New York Southampton.
Rotterdam. Sept %, o m-Auived steamer Maasdam
Dutch Potter, Now-YoTk via Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

Executive Committee was chosen: Castleton, Israel
G0rse. Northdeld H. =. Buel; Middlctown, Nilnam
r. Woelfe. Westfed. Isaac Wort jr: so9thi IT,, d;
Adolph Liendrardt. The conventions "iI De menu
as follows: . ,.o,,io,, ~ ,,o,,i-
nate a member OF Assembly. County Clerk ana sur
rogate Tuesday. October 70, at the German OIuo
rooms at StapletOn. ,, =. ,,,or
man, Monday, October 9, to be held at IompkihS-
Vile. o-.-,...1 II
Second Municipal Court District. October u.
First Municipal Court District. October II. 70 De
held in the Grand Army hal. at Port richmond
The regular organization is in fun control.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
SING SING.

,,..s,, 1ohnson of Sing Sing Prison has Deen
=. n..ondonca ALI this week at the convention Oh
sate Prison Commissioners and wardens in Hart Z,
ford conn This convention is for the discusso"
Methods Of conducting prisons and deaiins with
prisoners. ,. =, tho Rev
,,,,.s Harris rector OF St. Mary's Church'
scarhor, was married yesterday afternoon mo ns- 10
William Iamson Griffin Of New GSurch. and the
inI 3Hs.s f9fher ofciated The bridegroom I ls
Yer BY profession and the son OF Genera be Civil
After the ceremony in the church wn ,iap Va
sttended by large number Of relatives anu iiio'N''
q reception was held at the rectory'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
~ lima Mails close Vessel sails
e.n,SaSc Nassau cuba ...... 20" m a." ID
A r Tborp. Curacao Nv d ia ~ ~
- FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER %.
NJ p-tnco 1000 a m 1900 m
Saxon FTlhce 10 ~ ...... 1900 p 300
Or1gea lanai r a, q yde 300
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30
- 60, t1o,, Amer $500 1900 m 2:30 m
Patricia, iai1uis, Fre,ch . 90 a m 1000 IN
la louIaine ~ 'f,,a-t ..... 1000 II u.
Etruria lANeVpSgo, a, rrenenor. - G:o0 m
ETHIOPIA glasgow Anchor - = o'oo n, II oo r,
Kaiser I,Helln " g C,,r.... II 100 m
Havana i1s.anH, - :, Cr,r,vell 300 m
LOUISIANA, NeW VaS.dr yi.li,rr ......... 800 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT IS TOINT ON IO-DI
Governor Roosevets visit TO Admiral Dewey
Protestant Episcopal Diocese Convention. Church
Of the Incarnation
State Tax Commission. Supreme Court
Gravesend races. 2:15 p. m.
Display Of fireworks in honor OF Dewey, Tomp-
knsvle. Staten Island. p. m.
Opening Of the academic year OF Union Theo-
logical Seminary. Adams Chapel, No. 76O Park
ave- D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
RICHMOND COUNTY CONVENTIONS

THE COUNTY COMMITTEE ORGANIZED. WITH THE
REGULARS IN FULL CONTROL.
The newly elected Republican County Committee
~ Richmond was organized at Tompknsville,
c,a,en Island last night The following officers
ware chosen: Henry A. Guyon. chairman; Joseph
simonson, vice -chairman; Thomas A. Brannif. sec
r.tary: C. Alexander treasurer. The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
"CADDO.'
"CADDO.'
SHIPPING NEWS.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise s54 Sunset SIS Noon rises Moons as' q
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook Las GOV. Island :: % Hen Gate 90
PM-Sandy Hook 2od GOV. Island -dN i'H '"i" so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
Announcements.

T.. e. w.
The "CADDO' shirt.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-01-05
RO.

Have you felt the wind this mornina,
it comes from Elliott's Knob?
1t will make your eartips tingle and
your toes and fingers throb;
1t will make your step elastic and you'll
pass on by today
Where you used to stop and loiter when
the summers sun held sway.
1t will make you mighty sorry if you've
let the summer go,
And haven It made provision for these
times Of sleet and snow;
And you'll hear small. curious voices
IN the winds of winter say:
Ah; what were you a doing when twas
time for making hay?
1t will make the children scamper and
go hurrying on to school,
Nor will they stop to sail their boats
upon some eddying pool:
1t will make their bright eyes sparkle
and their cheeks like roses bloom
And if the schoolroom g good and warm
twill rob it of it's gloom.
lC Will make Lue Olu IOlKS SQlVer and
draw close up to the fire,
Where they tell us tales of oldeo times
of which We never tire,
Andthese stories of the olden days make
us wish that we were old,
And had lived when silver dollars were
the equals of the gold.
All, well; it may not be so long until W.
too shall dwell
Amidst the peaceful, happy scenes O
which the old folks tell,
For, when vanquished, white haired
silver shall be made as good as golt
Then our homes will be as happy as th,
homes of which we're told.
n. JORDAN.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-01-05
Burketown Social Event.

On Thursday night surprise party
was given the Misses Van Pelt at their
fathers hospitable home in Burketown,
which proved to be one of the most
pleasant sociables given in that neigh
borhood for some time past. The even
ing was spent in game playing and
music until midnight, when all wei e
refreshed by dainty repast set out by
the host and hostess, after which they
reluctantly retired to their numerous
homes, declaring the young ladies to be
entertainers OF unusual ability.
q Among those present were noticed
Misses Fannie Burke, Gussie Van Pelt,
Nettie Van Pelt, Stella Funkhouser,
Katie Hildebrand, jamie Jennings,
Daisy Sherman, May Lindenw ood, Drs.
Claude Burke, Frank Cline, Jack Err
mon, Sam Byers, and Messrs. Norman
Campbell, Bud Funkhauser, s. 7.
Soule, Chas and Minor Picker, John
Cline, Moffett Dice, Rinker Van Pelt,
Ira Butler, U. S. Navy, John Stoddard
and R. S. Van Pelt, of Staunton.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-01-05

James Henry Killbreath, a 16-year-old
colCred boy, met with serious acci-
dent Thursday about 1:50 p. M, while
attempting to board the westbound To-
cal freight, No. So, of the G. & O. rail
way, on the east side of the West End
trestle. He caught hold with his hand,
b1t his foot slipped and he was thrown
to the ground, the wheels OF the car
running over his left foot. mashing it
on the inside together with a number
of bones.
Freight Agent Mehurin hearing ol
the accident Immediately phoned fol
the railroad surgeon, DIR. A. M. Henkle
who hastened to the scene where be
found the unfortunate boy in charge Of
Policemen Fretwell. The boy was tax
en- to his home on Stuart street, where
DIR. Henkle rendered the necessary
medical attention. The doctor is of the
opinion that he can save the boy IS foot
but it is probable tn 1t amputation will
be necessary.