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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

A fine new Cabinet Grand Piano will
be sold at auction on Monday morn
ing, July 5th, at 10 O'Clock, in the store
room, corner of Tenth and Main streets
in the Hawley Block.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02
NEWS OF TIE OIL FIELDS. ]
The Operation Of the Drill in Ohio and
West Virginia.

INDICATIONS THAT TOWN LOT
WELLS AT SCIO ARE SOON TO
BE ABANDONED RESUME OF
THE WEEK-NEW LOCATIONS
AND NEWS OF PRODUCTION
AND PROGRESS OF THE WELLS
IN THE FIELDS IN THIS STATE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

Fourth of July Excursion on the IL. q o.
July Sd and 4th the B. & 0. will sell
excursion tickets between all stations
west of the Ohio river and between
Wheeling and Pittsburg, at one fare
for the round trip, valid for return
passage until July 5th inclusive.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02
Place Your Money in safe Hands Where
VIII Draw Interest.

Our responsibility is unquestioned.
The officers of this bank and its Board
of Directors are among the most re-
sponsible and conservative business
and professional men. We are paying
interest on all saving deposits. There
is no safer place for your savings than
the Germania Half Dollar Savings
Bank, No. 1901 Market street, Wheel
ing, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02
w. Jones. the Tailor.

Market street. A full and complete
stock on exhibition at popular prices,
with 10 per. cent off on spring and
summer goods for the next 80 days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02
The strike is Settled.

White swan Laundry will be closed ON
Tuesday, July Fourth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

25c Red, White ahd Blue Neckwear for
DC Monday at EMSHEIMERS,
I105 Main st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

Shoes. all styles, all grades, all prices.
Beans Bros. 1905 Market st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

Anything -everything in shoes, at Beans
Bros, I1O5 Market Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

White Swan Laundry will be closed on
Tuesday, July Fourth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

Josiah Sinclair, of Benwood, is agent
for the sale of the stock of the Black
Diamond Copper Cmpany.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

1t is to yout advantage to try Beans
Bros shoes, I105 Market Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

The most complete line of Ladies shoes
in the city. Beans Bros, 1IO5 Market St
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

White Swan Laundry will be closed OIL
Tuesday, July Fourth.
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&~8@06
1854 to 116O Main Street.
THERE'S LIKELY TO BE A HOT TINE on.
1heGIOriOuSFOurfh

But we here offer some excellent counteracting
elements in the shape of COOL WAISTS and
!. SKIRTS that it will be to your advantage to be
poSSeSsor Of
Fifty only-that's all we could get of special
Grass Linen Lustre Skirt Different from the or
binary linen skirt because it has coored silk stripe
abont All eighth of an inch wide running through it.
This skirt was Intended to be sold for $I.5o. We
marked it SIIo but Mondaywe will 0Qn Ennh
sell the whole lot Observation-Disclosures. UOU uuUu,
Perhaps you want White Skirt. If so here's
white Duck Skirt, full width, we'll made...... UUU
Two extra values in White P. 0Qn "a 90
K. Skirts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0OU, Ql.0O
Other White, Blue, Grass Linen and Crash
Skirts up to $500 each.
We needn't say much about Shirt Waists-ouf
reputation is established We're only going 10
mention few lines for our stock embraces the
prices of from 4Sc to $3.50 EACH
IQn Not regular half dollar waist, but waist
TOu' worth 75c is what we offer at this price in
Lawn or Percale with an assortment Of styles and
patterns that are. second 10 none on the market.
Three lines of Percale Waists. tucked fronts,
all al. eolors pretty designs light or n 85 89C
Our popular Waist is the ................0Qn nnn
Popular price, popular STYLE popularVoU VHo'
materials consisting of P. X Lawns Percales and
Glngharn-some plain, others tucked, others OQr
trimmed: ALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...... UOU.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

If a shoe is new its here. IL "a shoe Is
here, its new. Beans Bros 1o5 Market st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02

SCIO, O., July 1.-The holders of
leases outside the town are pushing new
wells very rapidly. In the towns the
wells are going into decline and it will
not be long before they are abandoned.
The operations this week were as fol-
lows: Milliken & Co. have shot No. l,
Calcott farm. to the northwest; Jen-
nings, No. IL, Whitaker, is producer
and has been shot; No. 16, Milliken, on
N. & L. E. right of way, is a producer
and has been shot. Some oil was
found in the Barr well near Leesville,
and Boreland well, near the same place,
is showing oil. The two mills at Car
man are producing five barrels each
daily from Low Run sand. No. 81
Spiker has been drilled in and is
producer. This completes the develop
ment of this lease. Meldren has pur-
chased go acres of the Fisher farm from
]. w. Cottrell, of Pittsburgh, paying a
big consideration. No. 2, Minerd farm,
is a paying producer. Jennings &
Co. S No. 1, A. T. Crawford farm, near
Hanover, is a five barrel well. Nine
busters were drilled in the vicinity of
Scio this month and six at JeWett.
Small oil companies and individual op-
orators are quitting this field, leaving
about dozen companies to finish up
the work.
Station Is, Oil & Gas Co. No. 2, in
Tuscarawas county, was drilled in this
week and was a buster. The oil well
on the Warfel farm, in Tuscarawas
county is now known to be a sure
buster. Sherrodsville No. 2, on the Roby
farm, is a buster. as is Carrollton No.
3. The Henry & Mcdonald Co. have
drilled a buster on the McClelland farm,
in Know township, Jefferson county.
The Deets and Black wells near Cam
bridge are proving paying producers.
The third test well near New Cumber-
land has been drilled in and is dus-
ter. The we'll on the Elmer farm is
now known to be in the buster list.
A fifteen barrel we'll has been drilled
in at Lodi by w. d. Black. The oil
we'll at Piedmont has proven to be
salt well. Three miles from Fairview
a we'll came in dry. Oil has been found
on the Wells farm back of Wellsville.
No. 81 Spiker oil tank in the Scio
field caught fire this week and burn
ing oil ran down the hillside. threat
ening a general confiagration, and only
by hard work did the firemen put the
fire out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02
Springtime Beauty

When Nature has put on her new dress
ana shames your old furniture. and shaS
by draperies. is the time 10 visit our store
and see the many new and beautiful de-
signs in light summer or all around chairs.
dfvans. rockers, sofas and all kinds OF din
ing room, chamber and parlor furniture
House cleaning time Is at hand. and you
win be glad to have some OF our bar
gains.
FRIENDS SON,
1908 riain Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
NEWS FROM THE ORIENT.
TIphoon Causes Destruction Of MsnI Houses.
Train Blown lnio River.

Victoria. b. c.. Oct 25.--Inteligence
is brought by the Rinsa Maru, which
f1s arrived here. that the typh Don
through which Empress and Senator
Jassed proved even more disastrous on
land than on sea. In Toxic and Yol<o-
hama IL ragged with great fierceness.
Hundreds OF houses were wrecked
but the storm seems TO have been at
tended with less loss % life than usual.
a tain bound for Tuh.shima from
Moreno encountered a GAL of such ter
ride fury when crossing the Iiokogyw
that il was blown into the river VITA
oaut 10L "a ssengers. one peTsrh was
killed instantly, thirty were severely
iE;areG sud thirty others sliSh.ly hurt.
Gre woman is reported missing.
The steamer Tonking, lying at the
dock at Yokohama. was blown against
the steamer Servia. damaging her bad
~ News of another disaster comes
from Tagonaura. between Nomads ana
Suzukawa.
Abou6 / O'Clock on October a tidal
wave swept over Togonaura. over 200
houses We're destroyed and more than
100 persons perished The neighborhood
OF YoshOiwa Meiwa was converted in
TO an extensive lake. A number OF
boats are engaged in the search for
the dead bodies. Great misery and suf-
fering prevail among the afflicted peo-
pie.
A telegram from Myasak prefecture
reports the occurrence OF n tidal wave !
al Mimitsumachl on October Il and the |
destruction OF many houses
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
FINANCIAL.
BULLS ANO BEARS.
Leather Common Was Carried to %
In Stock Market
Sugar Rallied Above 1853 and The Whole
List Was AggressYel Strong.

wall Street. Oct 25-Again did the
bulls make a lively and buoyant mar
ket with Leather as the leader.
Inc common stock OF this remarkable
issue sailed up from around q TO .
as easily and smoothly as yesterday IT
ran from 10 TO 22 The figure made to-
day makes it's rise eleven points since
last week. 'sle preferred sold up near
~ TO SO.
Nothing IN the way OF bull pools mas
made a much better showing than mas
the Leather crowd since the stock was
taken hold Of the common around 20
snare and the preferred around 500.
~ mas been a brilliant campaign SO
far.
The Steel stocks were weak and in
both Federal Steel and Wire the
manipulation seemed to be prompted
py purpose to shake on lhr ias'
holders ia preparation for movement
heSGrangers and railroads Seneldi-
~, especially Union Pacific were
stronger and higher although except
IN Union. no new records were MADE
Union climbed 10 nearly As Tor ths
common and above IS FOR the preferred
sugar was rallied up above lJ3 win
the apparent osject of soaring OUT
shorts. There are lots Of bull tips on
Sugar but they are TO be taken Tor
what they are worth. II is acting ef-
ratically, but whether FOR high hgures
or low is a puzzling question for the
average trader.
Anaconda which was washed down
TO below AZ yesterday. was above " TO-
day.
International Paper common had a
rally from around 25 10 above %
The Tobacco stocks were I'M posi-
ton OF indecision. American rallied
couple of points. while Continental sun
refused TO be moved by the otherwise
widespread bull sentiment
As rule the movement which car
ried prices RAPIDLY higher ON Monday
finds them still as high and in some m
stances higher TODAY after the slgnt
recession OF YESTERDAY forenoon.
There was a recession IN the last
hour that suggested cracked back
bone in the stocks that have been sem
Sational in their upward flight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
NEW TRIAL SOUGHT.
Deputy Sheriff Rabbit Wants Thomas
Verdict Set Aside.
Case Grows out Of Sale Of Boat Under an
EIeCutOn---The Arguments.

There was a hearing before the appel
late court, today on defendants petit
tlon for a new trial in the case of Annie
A. Thomas US. John +. Rabbit. The
action was one of trover and conversion
10 recover the value OF boat sold by
the defendant in the service of an exc
cuton for S3l6955 issued by the COM
mon pleas division of the supreme court
IN the suit OF John Boyle d Company Of
New Yorkagainst Thompson, Thomas &
Company OF Providence
The husband ,0f plaintiff. William T.
Thcmas. was n business With Henry r.
Thompson as dealers IN sails. The
firm became indebted 90 John Boyle *
Company In 1891 in the sum OF S3015.15.
The jury that heard the case in Judge
Wilbur's court gave the plaintiff ver-
dict for $500 The defendant claims
that the verdict is against the law.
against the evidence, that the award of
damages was grossly excess. We, that
the court erred in admitting evidence
against the objection OF counsel for the
defendant. and that since the trial the
defendant has discovered new and ma
terial evidence.
Miller & Carroll, counsel for defend
ants. urged that the testimony showed
the boat to be worth much less than
the jury awarded for It's conversion by
the defendant and that the plaintiff
did not prove her title to the boat
p. II. Quinn, counsel for plaintiff ar
gued that the verdict was fully justified
by the evidence. and that it was clear
the damages were not excessive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
GERMANIC DAMAGED.
Run Into by a Hopper Barge in the
MersGy Early Today.
Hole Two Feet Square Made - Steamers
Hul- TTip tbndoset. @sF I

Liverpool, Oct, 25.---Fhe- White star
liner Germanic which was TO have sail
cd from this port today for New York
via Queenstown. colided with a steam
hopper barge in the Mersey early this
morning and was compelled to put back
10 her dock.
The Germanic as she was leaving her
dock 1T 3 o'clock TO take up her an
ch1rage and get her passengers ON
board had just cleared the entrance TO
the dock and was lying across the river
when owing 10 the fog which prevailed
steam hopper barge ran at full speed
into her port quarter. making a hole
two feet square in the steamer. The
two vessels remained locked together
for some time and when they cleared
each other il was seen that the Ger
manic was seriously damaged Her cap
tain returned the damaged steamer to
her dock immediately. She Will not sail
for New York this trip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
A WATER FIGHT,
There Is ALVEY One Now on in Town
Of East Providence.
Consolidated Road Gives Up Use OF Walcns-
Tnusst District Water

The administrative board Of the
Watchemoket fire district has knotty
problem 10 solve. 1t has been brought
about by the unwiingness Of the Paw
tucket Water company TO meet compe-
ution. Last Sunday the officials ot
the New York. New maven and Hart
ford railroad ordered the Watchemo-
ket dlstric5 70 remove It's meters as
the company had concluded TO take
water from the East Providence Wa
ter company. There. Of course, was
nothing else 10 do but 10 remove the
meters BY the time they were taken
,ut a farge one owned by the East
Providence Water company was set in
position Just over the line OF the
Watchemoket fire district. The one
meter did the work OF the three of the
other company. The question then
arose as 10 how the East Providence
Water company can supply a concern
with water in the district Of Wa,che-
mOket for the district has the exclusive
right TO sell water within its limits.
The Watchemoket officials were inform
ed thatbthe East Providence Water
company delivered no water TO anyone
a fact the water being delivered at
Pier and from there il is
distributed bv the railroad company,
he greater part being used within the
limits OF the Watchemoket district and
he distribution is made through pipes
,wned by the railroad company. The
officials are looking into
he matter and 50 far all that they can
md TO keep themselves out OF the mud
he is 10 make the company move a
hort piece OF pile that lies on Shore
treet. In this there Will De bus little
abstraction. as the railroad company
{ small cost can remove the pipe
D their land
The Watchemoket officials do not
Ike TO lose the 5000 a year that came
D them from the railroad company as
heir profit from the water used. the
um total being about $4,000. The deal
as been under way for some time and
ad the Pawtucket waterworks con-
ented 10 give the railroad company
ertain reductions that were asked for
he change would not have been made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
ASKS FOR $40, GETS A COFFIN.
Gussom, Attempt 10 Raise .Oasy BY ST. LOUIS
Artist sa Failure.

ST. Louis. oct. 25.-Joseph a Tay-
lor. a lithographic artist. and his wife
resorted e. gruesome methods 90 OBJ
tain money. The scheme failed. and
now both are detained by chief OF De-
tectives Desmond.
"a +. Grauffel OF Dayton. Taylor =
ing Tavlor was dead and asking for
sl0 II send the BODY home The wife
signed the dispatch. Instead " tho
money an undertaken and a Caskct
came from DAYTON for the removal OF
the supposed corpsc Taylor himself
answered the undettaker's can and tho
scheme was then unedrthed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
C0NVICTS OPIUM FIENDS.
Unable 10 Obtain The Drug Thsy lnhse Gas IN Tho
San Qusn.ln Prison

San Quentin Prison. San Francisco
Oct. 25.-Warden Agulrres' detective
ability prevented the convicts from
obtaining opium. While Guard Ran
dolph was in the carpenter shop yes
tcrday he smelled gas.
Behind a carpenters table I'm a cor
ner he saw a life-term convict SEEM
ingly unconscious while by his side sat
another prisoner inhaling fumes from
gas pipe through a rubber tube
The two cOnYiCts. who were both
"haspees' iends. puncturcd the gas
pipe. and had been inhaling the gas
through rhe rubber tube
Two other convlcts slit the skin N
their arms and Injected a weak solution
Of the chloride OF lime used in the dis
injecting OF their cells
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25

Washington, oct 25-The president
today, ISSUED the following Thanksgiv-
ing proclamation:
"A national custom dear to the hearts
OF the people calls for the setting apart
OF one day IN each year as an occasion
OF special thanksgiving TO Almighty
God for the blessings OF the preceding
year This honored observance acquires
with time tenderer significance IL
enriches domestic life IL summons un-
der the family roof the absent children
10 glad re-union with those they love.
Seldom has this nation had greater
cause for profound thanksgiving. No
great pestilence has visited our shores.
Liberal employment waits upon labor.
Abundant crops have rewarded the ef-
forts OF the husbandman. Increased
comforts have come 20 the home. The
national finances have been strength
ened and public credit has been sus-
tained and firmer. In an branches OF
industry and trade there has been an
unequalled degree OF prosperity. while
there has been steady gain in the NOR
al and educational growth of our ma
have lOurished. American patriotism
has been exalted Those engaged i'm
maintaining the honor Of the flag with
such signal success have been i'm
large degree spared from disaster and
disease. An honorable peace has been
ratified with a foreign nation with
which we were at war, and we are
now on friendly relations with every
power on earth.
for the people OF cuba has been faith
fully advanced. There has been marked
progress toward the restoration OF +.
healthy industrial conditions and under
wise sanitary regulations the island
has enjoyed unusual exemption from
the scourge OF fever. The hurricane
which swepS over our new possession OF
Porto Rico, destroying the homes and
property of the inhabitants called for
The instant syiIpathy Of the people OF
he United states who were swift TO re-
'pond with generous aid 10 the suffer !
rs, while the lnsurrection still continues |
n the island of Luzon. business is re-
umng its activity and confidence i'm |
n good purposes Of the United States |
! being rapidly established throughout
he archipelago.
For these reasons and countless 9TH
rs. L. William Mckinley, president OF
he United states. do hereby name
thursday, The Thlrtieth Day OF Noyem-
err next, as day OF gen raj Thanks
wing and prayer 10 ha observed as
lch 10y AN our people on this continent
I
'ell as by those who may b. at sea or
oJourning in foreign lands and | ad-
lse that on This day religious exer-
lses shall b. conducted in the churches
] meeting places Of AN dennminaiions
I \ order thar bon the social features OF
ne Gay its real sIrnlHclnCe NAV not
~ lost sight rf Drawers may h. offered
a ln. Most 1igh Tor % continuance of
~ ulNine gui lance without which
'lan a.n Efforts arc vain and rur divine d
,'''s'saton 10 those whose kindred and
,o,,,,.s us nav sacrificed their lives FOR
+, a. Iscemmtnl also on this d,y so f,~
e.,sa pe found prpotf tfeable labor shall
49,. l'",Q ita accuefrs,,o1 .4u ~.d | q
,esl, abound toward the. sick. tho
bond ~, 'ness whereof 7 have sot my
states to D. arvsd NV '"'''u
'"sul WILLIAM M'KTNIEy "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
Chicago Markets.
Financial Notes.

Money on call steady at G per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5Q5i@ per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm at AS7r ASIA
for demand and at S4S3@AS3h for 60
davs.
Posted rates $lS4aASliA and s4SS@
4SSih
Commercial bills &.S2h
silver certificates 5Sh m59c.
Bar silver 577sc.
Mexican dollars 47hc.
Government bonds steady.
New York Exchanges Si91, ii6. 2sS.
Balances S1413. 6g2
The sub-,reasury had debit balance
today OF S6fS. .f59
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
POOR SHOOTING.
HunH CouIdn'l Hi lhs Officer Who Couldn't Wing
The Punsr

Patrolman Taggart. OF the East
Providence police, was called upon by a
Farmer of that town. yesterday to ar
rest an Italian who was cunning on his
premises. Taggart held up the hunter.
who stood peaceably for few seconds
then running away few yards. pointe6
his gun at tn officer fired and ran in
To swamp None Of che bird shot hit
Taggart
The officer ran after the Italian. and
fred five shots ath'm from his revolver.
none of which took effect The Italian
dodeedI about the bush until he was lost
to sight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
v'edd no a, N wporl.

Miss Mary Mnturn Potter d1ughter OF
Mrs Charles Potter. wfs married AZ
All Saints chapel Newport. at II 20
O'clock today 20 MIR w Roscoe BOnsal
81 baltimore The brd who was at
tired in white satin. WAS riven away 10y
her brDihef. Mr.. charles POKER. The
ushirs Werr d.. Van Waeusr AR. fIam-
ilton Post MI Frank liuufll and Mr.
Trauk Baldwin. The brid was attend
ed BY Miss Franz Hl1oks. After tha
ceremony un INFORMAL frreptlon took
mother Early in th afternoon thencwly
married couple lcft town ON their we'd
ding trim
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25

The trial II Andrew Weeden charged
with the murder OF his Wife Mary
Weeden. at Narragansett Pier last Au-
gust. was begun in the common peas
court before Judge Douglas at Kings
ton today.
Weeden. who is "A years oid' IKE MS
victim. has both Indian ana negro
blood i'm his make up. When Drousht
in by the court officer this forenoon
he seemed 20 be as unconcerned as any
spectator In the room His appearance
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
WEEDEN ON TRIAL
FOR WIFE rlURDER.
Accused Self-PosseSsed and Very
CaIm--Jury Secured and
Goes for View.

was that of a possessed and very
good looking citizen. rather than one
who Is believed 20 have been guilty OF
"A great crime The court was opened
with the usual ceremony and the work
OF selecting a Jury was taken up at
once.
The II men were obtained with very
little trouble. only a few OF the tales
men being charged and the progress
made was SO good that when the court
took a recess IL was % give the jury
am opportunity 20 visit the scene of
the murder
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25

New York pcf. es2 ThlIty-uua pss-
eengors uf the Ward inc steamer la
vana which arrived last niEht from
havana. wore sent 90 Hoffman ISLAND
FOR observation. They Viii bP released
tomorrow at noon. Gen. Ftzhugh zee
and Mrs Ludlow. wife OF Gon Ludlow.
the governor of Havana, Jrc among
those detained.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
Sues for SlOnn0.

James +. Carr. administrator on the
estate of Patrick Carr. has begun suit
against the Crompton- Knowles Loom
works 20 recover 10000 The plaintiffs
iutestate was In the employ OF the de-
icndant on the ON of March last. and
while pushing a hand car and walking
bockWerds was knocked down by the
car ard crushed 10 death. II Is al
legged that tho car was in very imp r-
lcct condition at the time the accident
happened.