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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
CONDITIONS IN MANcHURIA.
Russia's Conquest Complete ana
Japan Very Sore.

Berlin, Feb q. The Vossische Zeitung
publishes communication from a special
correspondent at Niu Chwang, who says:
Il have just returned from trip
through Manchurla, where the insecurity
is general. The shops are closed and the
annexation of Manchuria is considered
complete. The Russian civil government
has seized the maritime taxes and has
introduced a head tax.
"Plundering Russian soldiers attacked
the hotel where / was staying. Feb. 10,
and the British consulate the next day.
They shot the Waterman at the consulate
dead
Japan is very bitter over the annex
alton of Manchuria She stan hopes for
Germany's and England's assistance. but
If she does not obtain this, she intends to
proceed independently in Niu Chwang and
along the coast
"The belief is general that in the spring
there will be new uprisings and Russo
Japanese war Is considered likely"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
sEABOARD STOCK SALES.
Important Announcement ms q
southern Railway Expected.

Baltimore. Feb. A.-Early advices from
New York that recent buyers of Seaboard
issues in that city were liquidating, were
used 10 depress them In the early deal
ings at the local stock exchange. The
movement encountered little opposition
until near the end OF the first call. when
Insiders came to the rescue.
According to Wall street advices, an
important announcement in respect 20
Southern Railway Is shortly to be made,
but OF what nature, Is not disclosed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
FOR FALSE SWEARING.
Woman Indicted for Der Testimsny
In win Case.

Louisville. Feb. 2l.-Mrs. c. D. 1otto
was Indicted to-day by the grand jury on
the charge of false swearing during the
sensational contest over the will OF Mrs.
Florence Irwin Botto.
The basis OF allegation is false swearing
is Mrs. Botto's testimony as to her
knowledge OF codicils of the will, by
which, II the codicils should stand, Mrs
Botto and her son. Will Botto, who wss
the husband OF the testator. would re-
ceive much more of the estate than n
the codicil had not been added.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
DISAGREE wITn SECRETARY GAGE
Russian Tariff on Ono Big Pump Is
$4,000.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 21.-Representa-
tives here OF American concerns dealing
in machinery disagree with Secretary
Cages opinion that Russian consumers
will pay the increased duties and that
Russia 10 unable to dispense with Ameri-
can machinery. The agents OF these
American houses soy that the German
competition IL extremely sharp and that
only the superiority Of American goods
gives America any advantage. It Is not
believed the trade viii sustain any hoses
except in a few specialties. Several of
the largest concerns here estimate the
loss Of business to be % to 30 per cent
The increased tariff amounts to ~
cents a pound on steam pumps, or 40 a
maximum OF $1,000 per pump.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
Carnegie Company Purchases rim
Iron.

Pittsburg. Feb. 2l.--The Carnegie steel
Company mas concluded the purchase OF
basic pig iron amounting 10 about 25.000
tons. for which over $4,000 win be paid.
The deliveries will run into July. The
purchases were made principally from
the Struthers Furnace Company OF
struthers, o.; Buffalo Furnace Company.
Buffalo. n. y; Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company, the large Southern combine, ana
several other concerns.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
TO RUN A NEGRO PAPER.
Nick ChiIds, the Negro Jointixcener,
Who Went Mrs. Nations Bond,
VIII Furnish the Money.

Topeka. Kan, Feb. 2i.-Mrs. Carrie Ma
tion is to enter politics and to become the
editor OF the Smasher's Mail, a paper to
be run In behalf of negroes. She has re-
fused tempting offers by theater man
ayers, and will remain In Topeka 10 help
elect a clean man" for Mayor at the
spring election. These matters were an
nounced by the crusader from her cell
in the county jail to-day, after the charge
against her OF smashing the Senate sa-
loon two weeks ago had been dismissed
by Judge McCabe. She is still being held
on the charge of breaking into Mosers
cold storage plant last Sunday.
The newspaper that Mrs Nation intends
to run will be published by Nick ChiIds
the negro saloonkeeper who signed one
of Mrs. Nations bonds last week. David
Nation is coming to Topeka to help his
wife with the enterprise. The paper will
be published for the special needs OF the
negroes. Mrs. Nation will write the edi-
torials.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
Redmond's Amendment Rejected.

London. Feb. 21--John 4. Redmond re-
sumed the debate in the House of Com
mons to-day. on the address IN reply to
the speech from the throne, moving an
amendment favorlng a system of COM
pulsory sale OF lands IN Ireland. There
was a long and vigorous discussion. The
amendment was finally rejected, 235 10
40.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
CANNOT GET LABORERS,
Treatment of jamaican LabOrers by
American Foreman Was Bad.

Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. 2.-The COM
missioner sent by the Jamaican govern
ment to Ecuador to investigate the treat
meut of Jamaican laborers there by
American foremen with the Macdonald
Railway Construction Company advises
the stoppage of emigration; in conse-
quence of this report no more laborers can
be had here. The cOmpany's effort to Sc
cure laborers from Barbados will fail for
the same reason.
The company is now trying to hire la
borers in Hayti and Japan in order to
complete the railway on contract time.
Great preparations are being made by
the government of Ecuador to meet the
revolution which is expected to break OUT
at the time Of the forthcoming presiden-
tial election.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
NtnniIn Drnggist Arrested.

Manila Feb. ia. Riola. Manila
druggist, has been arrested and commu-
nications from Agunaldo dated in Isa-
bella province, Northeastern Luzon. have
been seized in his store. The matter Is
being Investigated. but the exact extent
of the information thus supplied has not
yet been disclosed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
SIXTEEN MEN ARRESTED
On Account of the Dual killing at
Greenville.

Columbus, s. c., Feb. 21.--Sixteen men
have been arrested at GreeuvllIe as the
result of the Williams-saxon killing Mon
day night. They will apply for bail be-
fore Justice Pope at Newbury. 1t seems
that a party attempted to regulate"
young Saxon because of his conduct to-
wards the wife of James Green. board
ing house keeper. They took him into the
woods to administer a whipping, but II APP
pears that after being logged Saxon got
killed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
TOTAL BANK cLEARrNGs.
Increase over Same Week Last Year
over go Per Cent.

New York. Feb. 2l.-Total bank clear
ings at principal cities In United States
Cor week euGc1 Yesterday are s2.22i.sn,-
gi0. an increase OF 60 per cent over the
corresponding week last year
Total outside New York, Vl2 seo,OSg. OF
~ Dor cont. lnerenne.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
no entertain tho Admiral.

Brunswick, Ca. Feb. 2i.--Preparations
were made to-day 10 entertain Amiral
Crowninshleld and party who are ex-
pccted 10 arrive tomorrow from Wash
ington, TO inspect Blythe Island, where
the proposed new naval training station
~ 10 be erected. Tho party VIII probably
reach the city la the morning but Will
not 10 over " Blythe before the after
Annn-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
RUSSIAN ARRESTS CONTINUE.
Many Students Being RaiIrOaded
Into the Army.

st. Petersburg, Feb 2.-The process of
railroading the refractory students into
the army continues.
BY verdict of the special court, posted
in the St. Petersburg University, three
students have been sentenced to three
years, six to two years and nineteen TO
one year in service in the army.
1t is reported that sixty-one students,
in addition to those already sentenced,
have been condemned at Kieff. The ar
rests continue here. Two hundred men
have been arrested within the past ten
days; they are partly students but most
ly working men. The police here are
fearing strikes. Among those arrested is
a professor OF the mining academy,
charged with holding meetings in a pri-
vate house.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
AMERICAN MINING ENGINEERS
Financial Report shows the Insti.
tute i'm Good Condition.

council of the American Institute Of Min
ing Engineers in convention here to-day
reported receipts during the year Of S34-
$40, disbursements $50, s9i. Total member
shin of the institute is 2,799.
Tonight the members OF the institute
were entertained at banquet Of citi-
zens OF Richmond.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
Weekly Cotton Statistics.

Liverpool Feb. 22.--The following are
the weekly cotton statistics:
Total sales Of all kinds 5000 bales,
sales, American $4,000 English spinners'
takings $4,000 Total export, 5000. I'm
port Of all kinds, 10000; import. Ameri-
can 10000 bales. Stock Of all kinds. H.
900 bales; stock, American. $4,000. Guam
tity ahoat all kinds 10000; afioat. Amer
lean, 1879 600 Total sales on speculation
100 bales. Total sales TO exporters. 1900
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
SAW CAUGHT HIS ARM.
Bad Accident to "A Mil Man Near
Triton.

Triton, Ga, Feb. 2l.-Mr. q. w. FL
lington, sawyer at Conoiy's saw mill, at
Coolidge. on the Triton. Thomasville and
Gulf Railroad, lost his left arm by a
peculiar accident this week. He was
removing a small stick which had lodged
under the saw, when some one moved a
belt, which struck his arm, causing one
of the saw teeth TO catch his glove, jerk
ing his arm under the rapidly revolving
saw His arm was severed near the
wrist, but was so badly mangled that
amputation near the elbow was necessary.
He is resting very wei, and will soon be
out again.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
TAFT TO BE FIRST GOVERNOR.
civil Government to BE Established
In Philippines soon.

Washington, Feb. 21.--According TO the
latest Philippine commission the time for
establishment of oivil government in the
philippines IS near at hand. 1t was stated
AZ the War Department that the civil
government VIII be established as soon as
Judge Taft reports that the conditions in
the islands justify such action. IL is gem
orally understood that Judge Taft will be
the first civil governor Of the islands and
that Gen. Chaffee will succeed Gen. Mac
Arthur in command OF the military forces.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
RESCUED by CAPT. McKINsTRY.
Two Guests of the AIcazar saved
From Drowning at the Casino.

ST. Augustine, Fla, Feb. 2l.-Dr. and
Mrs. Harris Moak of Albany, N. ".
guests of the Alcazar, while in swimming
in the Casino pool to-day, had narrow
escape from drowning. The lady became
exhausted and her husband failed in
keeping her above. water Luckily, Capt
Charles McKinstry, United States corps
of engineers, despite his street clothing
and the fact that he is in poor health,
approaching their danger. CALAMITY
plunged overheard and brought both into
shallow water.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
President zelnya Captures Mora.

Managua. Nicaragua, Feb. a.-Presideus
Zeaya. with a detachment OF the Nica-
ragua Frontier Guards. captured Federi-
60 Mora and his armed companions in
the recent raid into Costa Rica while
they were attempting 70 return 70 Mica
ragua territory.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
COTTON CRoP or 1899.
Census Bureau 90 Publish Statistics
of Cotton Ginned.

Washington, Feb. A.-Drector Merrtam
announced to-day that the census once
il about to publish bulletin showing the
amount of cotton ginned In the United
States during the census year (crop OF
1880. prepared under the immediate per-
sonal supervision of Daniel c. Roper OF
South Carolina.
1t computes the crop OF 1899 as 9s44. s52
commercial bales, amounting to 4672, 49,
500 pounds equivalent to 9,345,391 bales, OF
an average weight of 600 pounds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
THOMAS GoULDING RECALLED.
Gave His Life in Brunswick's yellow
Fever Epidemic of 1876.


Brunswick Ga, Feb. 21,--Among the
remains from Oak Grove Cemetery re-
Gently, in laying the track for the Bruins
wick and Birmingham Railroad, were
those of Mr.. Thomas Goulding. This he
roic young man came from Atlanta and
volunteered his services 90 assist in car
ing for those stricken with yellow fever
in 1876, although he, himself, was not an
immune.
Mr.. William Baker. of this city, was a
warm personal friend of Mr.. Goulding,
and at his request the remains have
been inferred in Mr.. Bakers private lot
in Palmetto Cemetery. Only a wooden
head-piece marked the last resting place,
and a number of public spirited gentle
men have started a movement to raise
sufficient funds to purchase a marble
slab to be placed over his grave
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22

-. Louis. Feb. y. -Chpunccy l. Finley
was nominated on an independent ticker
for Worlds Fair mayor tonight By the
Good Government Republican ieague
Club
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-22
TO BE SETTLED AT PALM BEACH.
Details of Morgan's Big Combine TO
Ne Arranged There.

New York, Feb 21-According to the
Mail and Express 1t may be stated on the
highest authority that J. p. Morgan mas
succeeded in satisfying all Of the large
interests concerned with the combination.
Minor details are to be settled at a con-
ference in Palm Beach, Fla, next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-31
HIS SKULL FRACTURED.
Conductor Charles Murphy Of Portland Perhaps
Fatally Injured.

Portland Me, oct. 3o.-Conductoi
Charles Murphy Of Grand Trunk train
No. ~. recei, ed severe injuries around
the head at Falmouth at 40, this
morning.
Conductor Murphy was bending be-
tween the tender Of his engine and the
ear next to it, connecting the two with
a chain.
A, this point engine Il. which had
he.n called to the aid Of the train.
came NJ in the rear of the cars ana
struck them 81 hard that the car next
tn ,hn tender was driven forward, clos
inc no the interval between the two.
In doing so Conductor Murphy's head
was caught between the draw casting
of the tender and the dtadwoou OF the
car.
The injured man was Immediately
hrnreht to Portland. where Eich'S am
h,,I,nce carried him to the Maine Cen
eral HOSPITAL. Here he was taken 10
,he operating room and examined. HIS
skuI, was found to lie fractured anu
in iuries To the brain We're sustained.
II is not vet known whether the IN
.urios will prove fatal. but they are
50 soric,s that the doctors give little
,rnour,rcmcnt, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-31
THE WORK DELAYED.
Hubbard Library at Eowdoin May Not DC
Finished for Another Year.

r,r,evick Ne. oct. 30.-On account
nf The non-arrivaI Of material the Wofk
ON ,ba Hubbard library building at
rcydoin College has been greatly de-
I,ved so much so in fact that IL mas
lecn decided to stop work on the puiiu-
inc ~ THANKSGIVING time. The arcni-
,cctc do not think that il wou'o Dc
a1,,i.,,la "a continue the work AFTER
linton se,s in. Work began on the
huild;na1ast May. but has dragged az
'.,,,,,or rhe principal difficulty mas
i, ~ pon-arrival of the IRON
pirders. :, ~, nc far
ne ,he second floor. me secon" NV"
~>;,a.rs are not all in, but VIII pc pa
.d Tho walls will be carried VI !"
-, si,Is of the second floor WINDOWS
,rno,, ,,.ork win be stopped ana 'li-
norarv roof put over 'ho
The winter. .,. hoo,n in
>, ,,,s cxnccted when WORK pS"h -
49,. .;na mat it would he so lar ao-
'I''.,la. nv. winter that work woul" -
,.;tho,,, interruption. by inns "e-
,',. e is doubtful if the buiidihs WIN
c,,,shcd before another wihlci'
a,a,d NJ having il SO nearly =.
~. ~ dedication exercises coui" "
VIZ. ~ commencement as originally
planned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-31
OF THE RAIL.
Accidents, Yesterday, to Steam
Cars and EIectrics.
Several Maine People Injured in
TaIIy-ho Smashup at Buffalo.
Fourier S Auto Wrecked by Train..Six Men
Injured Other Disasters.

buffalo. y. y. OCT. Ca tally-ho
coilided With a trolley car. this after
noon. at Main and jefferson streets. the
former being overturned. Seven per-
sonS We're injured as follows:
&. s. Dare. brighton. \. j.. left leg
broken; Mrs. Samuel Story. Buffalo.
arm broken and head hurt; Dr.. r. j.
Brown and Wife South Portland. Me.
bruised about the head and body: Mrs.
J. N. Fillbrook. Eethel. Me. bruised
about the head and body: Walter II.
Lawyer and Wife. Bethel Me. badly
bruised about the body.
Passenger No. | on the New York
Central < Hudson River Railroad was
wrecked q Grimcsvillo. near here. to-
day. by running into q freight car
which had been Grrail.d in shifting.
Tn. engine and siX ears loft the track.
At The New York Central office il was
said that the only persons injured were
Engineer Harrison. wrist broken. and
Il Mrs. Dickinson. VIII" is suffering
from shock.
III. train left Boston 1T | O'Clock YES
irr!ay after noon. ANA Was due ut 1910
TODAY. The accident occurred at 100
\. VI. At the Central station here il
';as said the conductor of the freight
train did not have time t. signal the
passenger train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-31
COLLISION IN FOG.
Not on the High Seas but on Electric Highway
at Arlington, Mass.

hrlinl ton. Mass. oct. .1.--Thc dense
fog which prevailed over this and other
nearby towns. early Wednesday morning.
was responsible for a collision of electric
ears on the Tufts college. Medford Il Ar
ington branch OF the Boston Elevated
Railway CO. as q result Of which TWO
cars were badly damaged and Motorman
Nicholas Barry OF East Cambridge. WIS
removed IL the hospital suffering from in
jlries to his head and with his left leg
crushed.
The accident occurred at $50 o'clock
on short stretch of single track ca
Mystic street where there is slight
grade. The track was wet with tht.
moisture from the heavy fog which en-
vclop"d everything and it was impos sible
four feet away.
\ car coming from Boston. up the hill.
WAS in charge Of Motorman Nicholas
Barry ana Conductor Michael Savage
while that en- route toward the city. dow i
the hill was handled by Motorman "
II. German and Conductor J. J. O'Cor-
nell. As neither motOrman coIld STE the
switch ahead of him, each made the ffolt
to get over the stretch of single track
ANA upon the double line of rails before
the other car should come along. The in
.Nitable result occurred.
Both m"tormen promptly applied the
brakes. hut III" slippery rails. however
allowed HE car which was coming dow 4
the grad. To side along and crash with
fGl force. into th,. ear manned by Barry
The motormen stuck to their posts and
Barry wa, after wards pIllcd from under
the wreck Of his ear. Fully nne-half Of
tliS car was smashed literally to kind
ling wood Th" car of Motorman Cor
man was no. So badly damaged.
The only passenger who was hurt was
CONTINUED on page ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-31
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Second Trial Of Walter King vs.. K. |. 81. Co.
at w;scasset.

NiscasSet. Me. oct 3o.-The case q.
matter t. King. by next friend. against
the kennebec Light ana Heat Co. was
.orened To 4 drown jury. TUESDAY after
noon.
rms IS an action To recover $40. 900 for
personal injuries claimed to have been
Sustained ny the plaintii by reason o.
tn. alleged negligence Of the defcndan.
comp ny in the care and manaccmen.
az its wires extending over the roof ri
the ell ~ the Evans house in Car
Iina.
An elaborate model Of that portion
~ tn" Evans house where the wires
Wer" located. was SGT up in the court
room. and several large charts. con-
tanning spcciiir measurements and
other details. Wtr" hung in tn" court
room for use in III" trial
The case was outlined t. The jury in
an able and elaborate opening by VIII
G. Atkins. the junior counsel for the.
plaintiff. Twenty-one witnesses We're
th''n cali.d for the plaintiff.
The medical testimony introduced.
ton to the disabilities occaSiontd to
plaintiff by reason of the burns and
the nee. SS1ry amputationS. his general
health is permanently impaired. that Il
large absccss now exists upon his back
attributable. in the opinion of the
physicians. directly to the accident,
and that ne is likely 10 be utterly in
Capacitated for any future manual
labor.
The defence does not deny that the
rlaintiir sustained the injuries alleged,
hut it does deny any liability claiming
that il exercised due care in the man.
agcmcnt and control of its wires and
that the plaintiff was upon the roof Of
the building without any license or
business to be there. The defence also
flies q special plea in bar. The evil
de nee for the plaintiff is still in pro-
gr, IS.
In the case of Arthur TroWbridge
AGAINST Sheriff Piper for the alleged
wrongful taking of a COW By Deputy
Sheriff Herbert l.. Ieavitt upon a re-
,ievin writ, the jury was unable to
n gree and the CaSc was WlthdraWn
from its further consideration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-31
STRUCK BY AN ENGINE.
Fourniers Automobile Wrecked and Driver and
Five Friends all injured.

New York. Oct; As Henri Fuurnier.
the French chauffeur. was crossing tho
tracks of the Long Island Railroad. to-
day. near Westbtlry. in an automobile If
which iiv" other men were seated. the
machirA came into collision with q loco
mntiv" ami all SIX men Were hurt nm,
the machine demolished The names q.
those in the party and tn" extent oi
their injuries are:
y. l.. FCllrrton. s"rcj:l agent of TIE
passenger drpaitm"n ~ the Long Island
Road, BADLY cut aiodt thu head ANA face
ana a compoIui fracture Of one leg.
\. e. Bntchcli"r OF me New York
journal. chairman al IN" National tN-
clistS Association Board Of control. hrol-
"n leg "nd other injuries.
j. II. G,.rr.r. Nc,, York Herald hr ikea
shoulder and leg
Arthur Lewis IL this ri,y. cuts ~ f:,,t
ANA hArd a'id ankl'' sprined.
It,nrN j. ..Nrral rt this city. lru.S.-
and cuts and lcs Sprain"d
ii"uri Fourier of this city. foot
sprtnri.
Nj. i'ournier said tonight, tina, the
party was on lis way home. 70 New Yor K
when the accident occurred. having Zen
ont AN 'iaG in company with William * I.
Wand, rtlt. .jr.. in his machine looking
for Il good road ON which il was Four
nitrS Intention To Try for the mill, record
tomorrow morning.
The locomotive. he said, struck the MI
chine TWO or thre, inches behind the left
'front.' wheel throwing IL around 50 that
the rear Of the vehicle was brought
against the locomotive. The machin..
WAS completely demolished. II WIS not
ore os his racing machines. however. 1t
was of only lG-hor>e power very heavy
ana WIS built /" hold six persons.
There. is no f1agman at the crossing
which is hidden by buildings but an au-
tomato bell rings on the approach of Il
train. The members Of the automol lie
party say this did not ring. The railroad
people assert otherwise.
Fournier, who was handling the lever,
and EVerall were thrown about - feet.
Fullerton and Eatchclder were hurled i5U
feet across the platform. while Lewis and
Gcrrie We're mixed up with the wreckagc
of the machine.
FoXha!l keenr, w. X. Vanderbilt Jr
and Il party of ladies who were starting
for the Meadow Brook hunt, saw the ac-
cident and gave aid to the injured until
4 number OF physicians arrived.
Fournior ana HIS companions We're tax
en- in a special car to the Nassau hospital
at Mincoia. l.. |. Fournier Overall ana
Lewis were later brought to their homes
in this city. Fullerton. Batche!der and
Gerrie are still at the hospital and IL"
surgeons say Fullerton. though much
more seriously hurt than the others. will
recover.