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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
sE1,TATTvE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Henry Ste5ukirchrer. Of Newton, one Of
thc Oldest and most frequent shippers on
THIS market. sent down a car o. MEDIUMS
which sold az The top price of the day
John Radcliffe. OF Cunningham was
shipper ~ car load Of fights, which sold
straight at a good bulk p--ce-
1Fun & Preston. Of Udau, one Of the
known shippers from that section,
had in car load of mediums, which sold
strong on the market
Foster & Cheesuau we're IN with two
cars Of very fair mediums, which sold
wei Oh the late market
T. y. Cation, Of Peabody, was shipper
of n car load o. iiEhL weight hogs, y hlch
sold strong ~ bulk fEures-
SnfrHsf Genes. Of Burton. were ship
Tars Of q car lead OF light weight hogs
Vya-ch brought q good. strong bulk price.
1aer this hrrn YVES reported 70 arrive
with g. car Of heavy hogs which We're
contracted for ct nickel above the reg
5stered tops ln the saIe list
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06

July, 5sikc; September. 5sTgc: December,
SIC; cash, No : hard, 6lG623zc; No :,
59Geec; No. red, 6li4c-
Corn-July, use; September. 474471sc;
cash. No. ? mixed. ssc; No : white, $50
Oats-No. white. S21zc
Pye-No- 2 4sQ50c-
Hay-ChOice timothy. s1f-seal2; prairie.
SO.
Butter-Creamery. 15G17c; fancy dairy.
14G15e.
Eggs-Fresh, Sc.
Rece.pts Of wheat for two days. - cars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
POSTAL CLERKS KILLED
Tender CT an Iowa Passenger Train
Jumps Track Near Hampton.

Tender CT an Iowa Passenger Train
Jumps Track Near Hampton.
Mason City, Ia, July 5.-The tender Of
an Iowa Central passenger train Jumped
the track near Hampton late yesterday
afternoon dersiling the mail. baggage and
smoking cars. The mail car was crushed
and Postal Clerks Kendall and McKen-
zie OF ST Paul, were killed The injured
were:
IL c. Heath. Adams Express messenger
Ottumwa. serious.
John Morgan, baggageman. Mason City.
slight
S. B. Chapman. conductor. Mason City,
slight.
Heath Is 4 cousin Of former first assist
ant postmaster general Perry S. Heath.
Is the Oldest express messenger in point
OF service in the country. having served
for over forty years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
WISH TO WAIT.
Russian Petroleum iss.s IS Beng
Reid IN Creek

Russian Petroleum issvs Is Beng
reid IN Creek
Vgsshingto1- 11-y 5.-N- Dew Chart
tie charse CT TIE Russizl embassy here.
-a64y ca1ed az ne state Department AKA
III ecnaIf Il Is gsvsrzzeat 17-u@zliy az
s-oFele1 Ehe re1apt . sezrstzEy
Has 1cte rs gectns tae --Crs---sl 81
Tz4ssa o. rstz-lzsvy rsri1 6at1eA ne
Russian -e-a j. 1lssTs--o- 81 = i-ds1-
zire 81 tens tas prs-rlF-i F-Epcs= -
TX ts E.e- ths sEszs cs,wee1 1as Eve
governments tl IS psss--z corz1---cr u--
tE Cclrt Csss.zL rhs H-s--n aE-azsss-
Ger arrives AZ 81 F--erzllrs ard hss
has 81 epportguitT - cc1-s- ws-A -Ee
rore.ra c1lce esl=als -tsre 81. E1were-
ma ea-rssr exp-szsloz ?. desire e. rns
a-t ~ EzZs-ia 70 elltiTzts t1s war-ea1
-elatssas asth the r1i1ss STATE, zgE 1aly
pelisicslly szk eazusescszLE - AIS
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
WERE ON SPREE.
Four Italians Are Killed by Fire Damp
ar Catsburc,

Four Italians Are Killed by Fire Damp
at Catsburg.
PIttsouIg. July 1-Four Italian miners.
while on a spree went to an abandoned
coal mine AZ Cetsburs about q mile from
Alo1ogaheIa City about 4 o'clock this
morning. They we're overcome by fire
damp and were Sound dead later in the
day. They are;
Steve Coskey.
Andrew CetzliskinL
Mike 1IanowinskL
Frank Yanky.
Al lwsre employed by the Sohoenburg
Coal company The men attended an Ital-
ian dance at Monongahela last night and
after the dance. Il is understood took a
key Of beer and went 10 one OF the rooms
Of the mine. The wet weather caused an
accumulation Of fire damp in the room
and all were suffocated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Cansed by an Impure Condition Of
tie Blood.
Ii Neglected They VIII Grow Worse ard Serious Results
VIII FoIow---FIOw Rheumatism Can Be
Permanently Cured.

iarls' Pink PI1ls for Pals Psop's-
willingly gave them 4 trisl and expert
enceyl relie1 n q few days. lcontnnsd
u1ssll hs6 taken rhree boxes and was
abs % bend the knee and 20 up ard
down ssalrs without GiMcrisy.
have sincs taken the pills nurhcT q
tiEaes for etner Ecnhlss and always
with god resui-s.
Il hava recommended d.. WillaGas'
plnt E5lls Tor Pale People many times
I have u1r learned wlfh what e1ecs
they we-e takea. excepting n the case
81 two If nv relatives and n yc1ny
w'rnan living IN ny family, each q
whom was greatly bensdsed. I feel
that I cannot SAY TOO mach IL favor e
si-sd. MS. 5. p. LOvELAND.
sab -ribed and sworn 70 before ms
this 2,th day u E'ebrrn-y, 1901.
J0HS c. L2NE.
rSaat' Notary Pnhltc.
ID. Williams PAX Pills for Pale Pso-
p'e are sold IS al dealers. or VII he
sut postpaid CA recelpt ~ price %
cents = Laz. cr SIX tcxss for f2.5o ltheg
are p yer sod 10 husk or by tbs hum
Ci - atfre NJ Dr Williams Ms4i-
ce u.aauv. Schenectady, y. \.
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county jail for safety. After midnight an
attempt was made 10 organize a mob 10
lynch the prisoner a crowd gathered but
no one volunteered 10 lead the assault on
the jail The jail is heavily guarded
Public sentiment is at high tension and
trouble may result
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
SON SHOOTS FATHER.
Was Refused Use Ct Team fer Drive
a En,Ir-r

Was Refused Use e Team fer Drive
CT Fourth.
Milford. JufT 5,-Cs3a tire refusal 81 rs
sat1sr % aiow hlrl The Use * Us te4u
f1r a drive yesterday Afternoon E1Esrl
windsor went q rs rccra u ths Vl1ls7r
hotsl q which his father. Tho1ss FFirz-
scr. Il proprietor. rrcczrs1 RS sEet Tla
ard returning % tha barron fred a
ohzrge f1u Iuto ne fafh-r's 5rczs-
Today ia attFn1lag ghys-ri2rs sly RI
VTludsor wfl Gla
TIE sen 1lzaapes-es after -ls fhsor1-y
ard The oarers have thes far ben r1-
abe 30 Gr5 Em- u is s-usosss1 tht Be-
s5r uas formerly shsr-z q s-aI c1sz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
CROPS ARE DAMAGED.
Delaware County, Ohio, Is Visited by
Very Heavy Rain Storm.

= ANsai = NONii-yg Onios Is VISITED Dy
Very Heavy Rain Storm.
Delaware, O., July 5.-DeIzware county
was visited BY an exceedingly heavy
storm last evening, the fun extent %
what IS not yet known. Wires are Down
in all directions and many bridges are
gone. Olentangry river rose a half foot
in four hours. At Ashley water covered
the streets % q depth Of six inches Fields
are under water and damage 10 crops viii
be heavy. Henderson Mains barn was
struck BY lightning just after ths family
drove II and all were severely shocked.
Hrs. Boliver Hayes Of Ostrandsr. was
rendered unconscious By a thunderbolt.
The Delaware wateTwori1s plant north OF
town, is surrounded by water and thirty
six inches more VIII cut or the city water
supply. Many houses and barns were
struck BY lightning and greatly damaged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
ELKs ARE SUED.
Expelled Member Brings Damage Suit
AGAINST Grand LODGE.


Against Grand Lodge.
Columbus, O, July 5.-Aklen 0. Myers
today brought suit in the United Sttaes
court here for $4,000 damages against
the Grand Lodge Of Elks. he claims that
he was wrozgfuIIy and Illegally expelled
from the order. that his newspaper was
destroyed and that his history Of the
EIks rendered valueless and the ritual OF
the order OF which he was the author
ana proprietor was appropriated and is
now in use for al OF which he asks dam
ages in the amount stated Myers was ex-
PEELED FIVE years ago and would have been
barred from bringing the suit by the
statute OF limitations in q few days. He
was expelled for creating a disturbance
IN the order. He was very prominent in
the order previous TO this expulsion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
- - - -.
colored Ken Hil Attack Four White
Men With Deadly Weapons.

Tron1ou. o.. JuIy Sat Fleetvoo5 PARK
,-ssterdsv. go1u ana albert SlaaEhJer,
s. ere probatly fatally stabbed - Luther
p-e and Ahcer Owens cr.ors5 ard
Charles 8Isrrla ard 8iiey slaughter were
ba wlth ciles The mother o. the
e.-n. hters was knocked down Vila a club
br owens john siaushrs- vas Badly
81 s15 viii dte. Alaert Slaughter lad
his elal vell severed and his arm a.
rrest cl,r oF. The t~o1ole ccclrred over
the slaprfrE CT q small white boy b.
colored nan ana It simost caused rsce
riot. The eoiored nan 64s placed II the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06

This large f0ar-stoEY building s al
elirably ntted and furnished fQg tas c4rs
ef the sick No loathsoms or cortagi ous
diseases admitted, but g.. o,her diseases
that are usually treated az hospital are
suocsssfuly treated here .lclldin z
WHISKY. Cocaine ana Morpairs Habits.
ahs1Iute.y guaranteed Women. ul4rrisi
OF single. can a1I a sale rstreat h--s
during confinement. ard q home in ever
eass foull fer the chila X required =
home f7r the pocr AID rich ALIKE. as al
operations and u1silczl treatment ara
fire.. and ths only charge t1at IL uz1s Is
ths ordinary hospital FEE wai-a 81 "a 8
enough 20 pay the running eEfenses q
the institution. The best o. references
gwen when rsqu red write ~ o.-cular
. the Martha vashfnEtsu Fcre"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National LEAGUE STANDING.

BOSTON. 4; CINCINNATI. g.
Cincinnati O.. July 5.-CIncinnati lost
todsy's game 10 Boston BY ragged field
ing. Charlie Case was given q trial To-
day by Cincinnati. and made & good
start Score: RI Z
Boston .............01 oIeeoel .
Cincinnati ..-......-.1 O.
Batteries-Dineen and K1ttredge; Case
and Bergen.
PITTSBURG. :; NEW YORK .
Pittsburg. Pa. July 4.-Phfllipri pitched
a good game and received excellent SUP
port. Phyle was easy from the start, and
his team never had a chance 10 win At
tendance, $500 Score r II Z
Pittsburg ...........-s1o0o2o 10 8
New York ..-.......0 0 Q o. 01o o. 2
-Phulippi and thinner; Phyis
and Warner
ST. LOUIS, :; PHILADELPHIA. .
St. Louis. July 5--Murphy pitched a
sensational eleven-inning victory for St
Louis today. 2cGaan's single, Padden's
exposure Of his short ribs, single By
Kruger and Delehsnty's wild throw net
ted the two runs which beat Philadelphia
in the eleventh. Attendance. 800. Score:
RI E
St. Louis ....-...ooooOe &Ss 3
Philadelphia 1901 o0o1-2 2
Batteries-8furphy and Ryan; DOnohus
and Jacklitsch
BROOKLYN, =; CHICAGO, 5.
Chicago, July 6.-The first three Brook
lyuites 70 face Hughes lined out singles
Then the entire team went after him and
kept up d regular fusilade Of hits through
out the game. NcJames pitched II great
form. except IN the fourth Attendance.
COO. Score: RHE
Chicago .............00o2 G5I1
Brooklyn ............22110 Up % 1
Hughes and Kahos; McJames
and Farrell.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
Hors


Tbs cattle market vas lower, with a
very good gradS OF stock oHered- The
D0ld PEcldng company were buyers OF
one fire bunch Of prime fat butcher
steers ard heilers; Robbins & Alexander
were also heavy BUYERS Of cattle and at
the close the castle division was vel
cleaned out Of offered stock. L. r. jan
sen. q Greenwich, Tas the principal
seller OF cattle, and his offerings were
mainly ccr5 and heifers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
Chicaro


washington. Jeiv 5--Eorecast for sat
r.r7av ana Sunday:
r-lasas-rair saturday and sunday; va
rlaele wi-5s-
rslshousa end Iudisa Terri-Cry-Lso
rains ana enul5 srs,lrris. wish lover tenn
-,f-ra saturday; Sunday -l-r, variable
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
BANK cLEARlNes.

New York. July 5.-The following ia
bic. complied By Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearings a. the principal cities for
the week ending July g. with the per
cenus &c OF increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
ve-rs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06

CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flcur-A-srket easy
TVheat-No. : red 652- 1850
C5rn-No. ?. ssc: No. ? yellow. $40
Osr-No >. eea5Cc; No. white, 5l43zc;
No g white. 3095llac-
Fax seed-So. 1, SIS; No. / north
western. SIS
timothy ssed-Prire, So.
Per--3ress. per Dbl. SI3 tJcl3 y
I.ard-Per 100 RS. sS5o6s go.
short rio sides Goose. s 90; dry
saiTsd shoulders C5oxedI -sts1l1ci short
clear sides tbcxedl. &-EEe 90
Whfsky-Basis of high wines, 81.
Clovsr-ColtraCt Grade, $50.
RECEIPTS AND. SHIP fENTS-
Fec DTS. ShiDm Is.
Flour. bbls- ----s.--..---.-- --5
- r., 12s 10 Isi 80
90 30 1900 a. F0
- - 2Gd q ~
49, -, 6ao 1les3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
Null S
Lightning
Pain Killer
The InfalIi5Ie and safe
Cure for Dangerous
Summer Complaints
Cholera rlorbus
Diarrhoea. etc.

Contains Nc oaIates rpoisers and there-
fore safe tor c11lrel Keep i il ths
hoase or carry Il 81 your grip. - hot-
tls az drag stores or WL. - ssu. g. TIE
Lightning Ees-icce Co.. REX lsand ia
Mun's Grape Zonie cares Bnlouzassz.
"a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American LEAGUE Standing.
CHIcAGO. S: DETR0TT.

CHICAGO, s; DETROIT, 4
Detroit, July 5.-FOr seven innings
Sciever kept hits wei scattered but IN the
eighth and ninth Chicago found him for
six singles, three doubles and triple.
Attendance. 22.. score: RHE
Detroit ..............013Oo Gs12
Chicago .............0 oo1 800 Isl
Batteries-sievsr and BueloE; Griffith
and Sullivan
MILWAUKEE, s; CLEVELAND, Z
Cleveland. O.. July 5.-Clevsland could
do nothing with Husting today, max
ing only four scattering hits in as many
innings. Moore was wild at times, bat
FIVE OF 8filwaukee's six runs were due 20
errors. Attendance, 100. Score: r Il Z
Cleveland ...........O11OOO0 81
Milwaukee :-....-...2 o 0 0 l O. s Il
Batteries-NIoore and Wood; Husting
and &aIoney.
BALTIMORE, 5; PHILADELPHIA, &.
PhiIadeIphia, July 5.-McGinnity' pitch
ing and Williams hitting won the game
for Baltimore today. The fielding OF
both teams was clean cut and the game
interesting TO the finish Attendance. p
AS. Score: Z II Z
Baltimore ......-....20 001020 10
Philadelphia .-....-.0 0 2 0 o-S
Batteries-McGiunity and Bresnaban;
Frazer and Powers.
BOSTON. ,; WASHINGTON, L
Boston. July z.-BOston Won sleepy
game from Washington today. Aside
from the work OF the pitchers and run
ming catch by Stahl. the game was devoid
OF features. Attendance, 4.lls. Score
RHE
Boston .............--0 o0o10'-2
" ashington ..------.0 0 81
Batterfes-yVfrter and Criger; Patten.
Lee azd Clarke.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06

Doom, Living, Weimer aid Aless-tr
OMAHA. 5. DEs MONIES. A.
Des Lcines. IA. july. 5--Des Moiues
lost the third straight game % OMAHA
today Inability &c hit VITA inca CT bases
was ths cause. Score. 2 = =
pes lolnes ..--....eseo2 011B-4 2
Omaha ..--...----.-..0 I152 Q l. 6 Il !
Batte-.es-sch-uidt ard KIein7w; era
ham and G0rdirg
MINNEAPOLIS. s. ST. PAUL =
s. Paul 1lua-. July So --uea7cEs D.
eea-ed The locals t0lsy b. oppcst-ne Bat
ting Attendance, 1e- score. = =
81 Paul .............Io0s I'm 8
Minneapolis .----....8 3 / - - :
Baueries-Chech an8 7Tlzon. Clark ard
AfcConrslL
DENVER :. COLORADO SPRINGS. ?
Colorado Springs JglT s--Izs local
team werr % poses e. the ssccla inning
and l1st ths game 90 Beaver through
aunchirr errors n thai inning Eeam
ana Eylzr did gcod Eork- Sc1re Z X =
Colorado Springs 5a13 e-2 s
Dsarer ...--...---.--8 s81I5 3o-3g :
Barrsrlez-Ba-serlia Ream ard Donz-
HE, Eysr ard J. Saliva
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

KANSAS CITY. %; ST. JOSEPH. 6.
St. Joseph. Mo, July 5.-Kausas City
rounded two OF the home pitchers out os
-he box today and Won ha1dily- = was
a hard hitting game Throughout score:
RHE
s. Io=eoh .......0e2oe AsIs
Kansas city ........I04012o2 Cd L g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago

Chicago, July 5,-The leading futures
ranged as follows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-06
DOAEINIoN OF CANADA

Totals. T. : -.---- 3. et1 $500 -
Total. outside Ny slf--a---l- 80
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Open. -. -. -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-17
BATCH OF SUITS.
Pawtuckat and Providence Par
tics Are Plaintiffs.

Alexander Laraway has brought suit
against the Il. Jenckes Manufacturing
company OF Pawtucket TO recover s5OoO
Laraway who is now "a years OF age, was
on May 49, 1898 in the employ OF the com
pany named. He says he was a youth
ofimmature intelligence and was set to
work on a dangerous machine.
The machine was carding one and
Larsway's hand got caught His thumb
was torn OF and he sues TO recover 5000
damages. Thomas f. Vance is his attor-
ney.
George Berkley. Jr., has by his father
brought suit against the Slater Cotton
company 10 recover $500. Berkley is Is
years old and had one OF his hands
smashed in carding machine.
The action, he says. was due 10 the
failure of the defendant 10 inform him OF
the dangerous nature OF the machine he
was set 10 work at. c. j. Farnsworth Is
attorney for the plaintiff.
Fanny Gold. who on Aug. l4th was rid
ing I'm a wagon on India street with n
Markovitz. when the wagon was struck
by locomotive owned by the New York.
New Haven e. Hartford Railroad COM
pany sues TO recover $4,000. She was
thrown from the wagon.
Her injuries were quite numerous and
some OF them she alleges were of an in
ternal and permanent nautre. Mr. Mark
ovitz has also sued the company. Lem
ard NJ. Zlsman Is attorney for Mrs. Gold.
Lester S. eBamer has brought a replev-
I'm suit against Josephine L. Beamer to
recover $500 worth Of household furniture.
Alice Ann Whitaker has been sued In
an action OF replevin by Nj. Steinert a.
Sons Company. The property In dispute
is piano and chair. Miller & Carroll
renresent tie Steinerts.
William G. Nightingale. trustee of
Fanny X. Pitman OF Pawtucket. has be-
gun an action OF deceit against Walter
NJ. Robbins OF the same city. Mr. Night
ingale asks $1,000 damages.
He AYERS that having $500 10 invest he
applied 10 the defendant who Us real
estate broker for suitable investment on
mortgage Mr. Robbins. according 10
the plaintiff. said the sum could be in
vested In property that included lot,
house and other improvements.
A deed was made ~ is claimed. de-
scrihing lot. house and improvements
and tho money paid over. Mr. Nightin-
eaie SAYS he discovered some time after
the mortgage was given i'm 1896 that there
was no house or other Improvement on
the lot mortgaged 10 him.
Charles NJ Salisbury Is counsel for Mr..
Nightingale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-17
NASH DIED
TODAY AT
HOSPITAL.
Mlssisp In Attempting 10 Board
a Train Results In His Death.
Track Walker Killed.

Irving c. Nash OF Westerly, who was Sc
riously injured while attempting to board
a train al the Union depot, last evening,
died at the hospital this morning. Mr..
Nash was 80 years OF age, and lived az
70 Mechanics treet. Westerly.
Mr.. Nash had come 10 the city early
In the evening and was endeavoring 10
board the train 20 Boston, while IL was
In motion. one foot slipped and he fell
between the cars and the truck passed
over his right leg between the thigh and
knee. lie was removed To the Rhode
Island hospital where he died Arthur
II. Nash OF Westerly was notified OF his
brothers sad end. The remains were taxi
en 10 the Nash home In Westerly tlis
afternoon.
Joseph Wen, an inmate of the Soldiers
Home. Bristol, was killed at Hampden
Meadows last night by one OF the cleo
tries OF the New York, New Haven q
Hartford railroad. The man was walking
between the rails when the fast train
struck him. killing him instantly. The
man was terribly mutilated. He was II
years old, served i'm tCo /. S3d New York
Infantry as private for % months. lie
was native of Germany and was adj
mitted to the Soldiers Home at Bristol
from this city Feb 1s, 1897
Joseph VI. Austin, an employee OF Hart
well. Williams q Kingston. who was spuer.
intending the erection OF new dining
hall at the state hospital for the insane,
was badly injured yesterday by a fan q
1s feet from the building. He was super
intending the placing OF some rafters on
the roof, when a plank slipped and he
was thrown 10 the ground. His head
struck the staging and was badly cut,
and two ribs on the right side broken
One Of the ribs penetrated his right lung
He was removed 10 the Rhode Island
hospital and this morning was improv-
ing.
Senator John A. Grinnellof Exeter who
was seriously injured by a runaway at
the South County Fair last week is par
tally conscious today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-17
SONS OF VETERANS.
CONTINUED from page one)


presented a drfat for a new form of In
snection
The remaining business OF the morn
ing session was as follows:
Telegrams were ordered sent 10 Judge
Day OF Canton. Ohio. expressing sympa-
thy I'm regard 10 the death OF President
Mckinley, and also TO Horace G.. Ham
mer OF Penn, the adjutant general of
the encampment, expressing sympathy in
his illness.
Just before the adjournment OF the ses-
sion His Honor Mayor Granger appeared
and was escorted to the platform by Col.
w. II. NJ. +. Bowen, past division COM
mander. A storm OF applause greeted the
mayor as he advanced 10 the platform
and most gracefully extended the cordial
welcome OF the city 20 the visiting Sons
% Veterans. At 1890 the session adjourn.
ed and the Sons OF Veterans and ladies
OF the Encampment departed, later in the
afternoon, for Rocky Point.
The time at Rocky Point was spent In
the enjoyment of a special shore dinner
and in social intercourse. All games. etc.
which had been planned were omitted.