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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
RECRABITES ARRANGING
TO HAVE 4 GOOD TIME
Planning for Extended Lawn Festival
and Eete.

= largely attended meeting of the
members and ladies OF Eagle Tert, No.
2. Independent Order Of Rechabites. was
held last night at Rechabite Hall, 304 B
Street southeast, to complete arrange
ments for a lawn fete. The meeting
was presided over by Mr. Richard Rig
giles and It was decided to hold the fete
for one week, commencing August Il. on
Robertson's lawn, CAS- Pennsylvania Ave
nue. southeast
The various temperance organizations
in the District win participate in the
affair. which viii include many novel
features. The executive committee in
charge OF the fete comprises: Richard
Rfgg!es. chairman: John r Mahoney,
secretary; P. J. Cooksey, treasurer;
George Ho1IinbeTger, and J. E.~Thomas.
Committee on decorations: John c,
Moore. George Hollinberger. Charles
Williams. J. y. Riddle, and E Berkeley.
Ice cream booth; Mrs. 81. R. Mahoney.
Mrs. H Hessey, Miss Bertha Riggles.
Miss Emily Shoemaker.
Candy and fruit booth: Mrs. L. Krantz.
Miss Maud Buell.. Miss Rose Riggles.
Popcorn and peanuts: Mrs. ;. E.
Thomas, Miss Thomas, Miss Edith Proc
tor
Lemonade we'll: Mrs. E. Gertrude
Mitchell, Miss Maud Eiggies, n C..
Watts
Paddle stand: Charles Williams.
George HolIinberger, James E. Thomas.
Program: John c. Moore. J. Waiter
Mitchell, Richard RigSlss, c. y. Phelps.
George ". Rue
Flowers: Mrs u. z. Kirby. Miss Lucy
Inscoe, Miss Nellie Scott. Miss Hattie
Hessey.
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PaIais Royals Defeat cOlumbias.

The Paluis Royal baseball team, which
was recently recognized by Manager E.
Clarence Poston. yesterday defeated the
Columbus or their grounds in a we'll
played and exciting game. For four in
nings neither team succeeded in getting
& run across the plate, but in the fifth
three runs were made on four successive
hits, one OF which was q two-bagger.
IN this inning Sterne, the Palais Royal
pitcher. retired three OF the Columbia
batters with I've pitched balls. The Co
Iumbias secured their first run in the
sixth inning and were unable to get any
more across the plate until the last,
when they made three. The final score
was. Palais Royal i: Columbus, l.
So far this season the CoIumbias. who
claim the championship Of Northeast,
have played fOrty-four games, losing
only seven games. Three of the seven
were won by the PaIais Royals
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
MOTHER IN-LAW CAUSED
HAN TO DROWN HIMSELF
Heard That He Was Playing Single and
She Went After Him.

GREENSBURG. Pa, July 90.-Rathcr
than face his mother-ln-law, Charles
Mcdonald. q painter. whose home is at
McKeesport, committed suicide By jump
ing into the Monongahela River at Do
nora late Monday night
Some time ago Mcdonald left his wife
and children at McKeesport 10 go 70
West Newton to work Word reached
McDcrald's home that he was passing
himself on as a single man, and his
mother-in-law started AT once for West
Newton Mcdonald hearing OF her pres
ence in town. started Monday afternoon
for Donera. The mother-in- followed
and arrived there to learn that he had
drowned himself
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ZONE MARKS
WORKINGS OF MARKET
Sharp Rally on Account of
Reduced Gold Exports.
HAD A STIMULATING EFFECT
Active Dealings in Railroad Holdings,
Amalgamated Copper, and Steel
Stocks, the Latter Showing Renewed
Pressure Market Unsettled.

NEW YORK. July 3O.-The Stock Mar
ket opened fairly active and with q
much frmer tone than prevailed at the
close Of business yesterday. IN fact,
prices in general showed a tendency TO
rally from the level OF the initial
transactions. There seemed in general
TO be less liquidation than there was
yesterday, and. although the trading re
tanned a feverish tone. the absence OF
large commission house selling led TO
some covering Of short contracts By the
room traders. As was the case yes
terdav. however speculative confidence
was restrained through the expecta-
tons Of very heavy gold shipments to
morrow. together with the concern felt
in regard tc the 1otaticn OF the Rock
Island readiustnc scheme Crop news
this morning was not so satisfactory,
The Government 5 Weather rCDcTt set
tins forth Un1avcTable conditions in
nearly every di- cCtiOn. No definite in
formation, however, came from the an
thraCi-e ccal regions Active features
Of The carly de- Engs were St. Paul.
UDicn FaCif- Missouri Pacific, Illinois
Central and AtChison. ali Ct which were
firm. The local traction shares. while
quiet. we're also stcadier than yesteT-
day. particularly for Brooklyn Rapid
Transit
Among the miscellaneous issues Anal
gsmated Copper was firm, but the United
States Steel stocks showed renewed
pressure. Colorado Fuel and iron open
ed at a sTnaTt advance from yesterday 3
last prices. The London market for
American stocks was again feverish, but
the dealings here for foreign account
continued on both sides Of the market.
TIE market was very fe-eTish through
out the forenoon, but toward mid
day, it enjoyed . sharp rally on the can
citation of one OF the orders CT gold
for expert. which reduces the actual
amount taken 10 only SG00 600 Inasmuch
as It had been rumOred that $1,000, 000
would be engaged today, the small
amount taken had stimulating affect
on confidence. There vas also much
less apprehension apparent regarding
the Rock Island situa ion. although NJ
further intelligence bearing tbe-eEpgc
came to light The strongest featUT~s
Of the market throughout the morning
were Missouri Pacific and Chicago and
Eastern Illinois R1mors were current
that the later had been acquired in the
interests of the Gould system Money
on call was easy around 3 per cent.
Sales OF stocks 70 1 p. m, were $780,
600 shares, and bonds, S1,737 ,009.
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Masonic Han ASH IS. c. IyJs-.. 10

National Safe Deposit and Trust 10 rs
Washington Lean and TTc5C-.-- ~ 70
American Security and Trust 2I5 -
Washington safe Deposit----.. d 80
Union Trust and Storage. .. I05 20
Washington Savings Bank IJJ 10
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AUCTION SALES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, Washington
July q. Ie02--On July ST. 1902, At y
O'CLOCK N, the Commissioners Of tie Dis
tTiCt Of Columbia viii offer Tor sale By auction
to the highest bidder, the exclusive right and
privilege Of Using the municipal hay scale
known as No. 3. situated ar the intersection
Of Hts and SITS. NV. from August / 1892,
70 July 81, 1903, inclusive, for the purpose Of
weighing hay, straw, fodder, oats in the straw
and live stock Parties purchasing viii be re-
quired 70 comply with the provisions Of the
7ct Of the legislative assembly Of said District
approved June 20 1872. entitled An at
regulating the sale OF hay, etc" Terms: One
fourth cash and the balance on OF before the
lst pr0ximo. By order Of the Board OF COm-
missioners Of the District OF Columbia VII
LIAM TINDALI Secretary iy25-Gt-exSu
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DIED SUDDENLY AFTER
SELLING HIS OLD HOME

BAYSIDE. n. Y, July 3O.-Jules An
.derson vest erday sold the house at Bay
side in which he made his home for
twenty years. and also the property
where he had been in business for the
same period.
immediately after the purchaser left
the house Mr.. Anderson complained of
intense pains about the heart and went
70 bed. IN the evening he died. He had
been III for the past eight months Of q
complication OF diseases. During the
civil war he served three years on board
the Franklin. and at the conclusion Of
the war enlisted in the navy for FIVE
years. He was prominent in the Grand
Army Of the Republic. So popular rs
MF. Anderson that it is expected that
almost the entire village will attend his
funeral on Friday.
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SHE HAD PASSED THE
CENTURY MARX IN LIFE
Death Of Centenarian in Pleasantdale
v. Va

WINCHESTER. Va. July S0.-aIrs. Ma
haia Smith, a centenarian aud the widow
OF Joseph Smith, died yesterday ar
Piease3tdale. Hampshire county. " Va
Mrs Smith was formerly Miss Blox-
al. OF Loudoun county. Virginia. and
vas born foI years ago. As a young girl
she vas famed as q Virginia beauty and
belle, and her home was the scene Of
much gayety Ia the early years OF the
nineteenth century. To the end Mrs
Smith retained her faculties 10 a re-
Hiarkable degree. and she vas famed To-
ealIy even IN her old age for her wit and
sprightliRess. She has 70 Immediate
family but two brothers and a sister
who have nearly reached the century
mark
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TWO BROTHERS DROWNED
IN LAKE QUINSIGAMOND

WORCESTER. Mass. July 30.-Some
time yesterday afternoon Gustaf and
Fred Bengtson were drowned in Lake
Quinsigamond while bathing. Nothing
was known Of thu. accident until this
morning, when tho keeper OF the bath
house saw two bicycles and some
clothing on the b AXIS. He Investigated
and found the bodies floating near shore
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
B0RALMA AND LORD
DERBY i'll FINE TRIM
Saturdays Races at Hartford Promise
Well.

HARTFORD, Conn, July S0.-For the
first time Lord Derby and Boralma were
together On the Charter Oak track to-
day Lord Derby arrived yesterday from
Cleveland and was unloaded and given a
stan not far from Boralma, who reach
ed here q day before
Lord Derby was taken out for light
work today. Boralma was given a long
er AID sharper working out. Both horses
appear to be il wonderful form.
The demand for boxes and seats for
the race Saturday cannot be handled
Betting IS ltvelier On behalf OF Lord
Derby, although no odds were asked.
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c0RBETT SAYS HE HAS
THREE POUNDS TO GET OFF
Has Not Got Down to Hard Training
Yet.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 30.-Young
Corbett said today that he had been IN
able to find a farm such as he wanted
for his training quarters. lie now thinks
favorabiy CT taking Andersoa-s gymna-
SUM. where he worked Tor his fight here
last Thanksgiving Day with Terry Nc
Govern Young Corbett has done only
light work since he arrived here
He says that he has only three pounds
to take of. AMI that he will not do hard
work until August 10, and will thea take
only = week OF it, although he IS dieting
carefully.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
CITIZENSHIP PAPERS
FOR ROSE C0GHLAN
Will Buy Montana Ranch and Go Into
Cattle Business.

HELENA, Mont, July 3O.-Rose Cogh-
Ian, the actress. took out her citizenship
papers here under the name OF Rosa
monde Marie Sullivan.
She says that she is going to buy
ranch and embark in the cattle business,
but has no Intention OF quitting the
stage
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
Baked AT SWALLOW TAILS
AND THEN TOOK TO DRINK
Husbands Crude Ideas of Dress Results
in Divorce Suit.

OMAHA. Neb-. July 9O--Because her
husband, after making many and great
concessions IN the matter of dress.
baked and took to drink when she
demanded that he don evening dress at
dinner time, Mrs. Clayton Goodrich
born PaTrOtte. has sued fol- divorce
A little more than year ago Miss
parrotte married Goodrich, who held a
good position with q packing company
in South Omaha, and Immediately IN
dertools to revise his crUG ideas on
dress. The result was drink. loss Of
position and departure to Kansas City.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
FISH SKINNERS AND
CUTTERS WILL STRIKE
Union Has Decided to Quit Work On
Friday.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, July Coon
trary 70 expectation, the Fish SINNERS,
Cutters and Handlers Union has de-
cided to strike ca Friday.
The action involves over 700 men, and
viii greatly affect The sale OF fish bust
ness Of the entire country. The strike
may spread to other unions
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
TOOK MONEY TO PROVIDE
FOR THREE FAMILIES
Iowa Cashier Confesses to Being Short
IN His Accounts

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, July 3d.
Charles a Perkins. cashier Of the dis
trict office Of the Northwess fern Mutual
Life Insurance Association in this city.
has made a statement admitting that
he had speculated with the company's
money.
The shortage is not less than $780,
900, ana may go above that sum. Per
kins said he began 10 take the com
pany's funds for personal investments
ten years ago, when he was suddenly
confronted with the necessity Of pro-
yiding for three families
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Where They Play Today.
no games scheduled)
Standing Of the Teams.

The Senator's played all around the
champs" in yesterdays game, and fin
ished Up their home engagement by
ehalking up another victory against the
Windy City lads by a score OF 8 to 2
CaTTick did the Iaborious boxwork
for the Loftusites, and held the visitors
down TO half a dozen scattering hits.
Lees playing in Ieft feId vas a feature
OF the game, and Ccughlan's batting
was also worthy Of mention The score:
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news AND GOSSIP
FROM GBORGER0

James Evans. the son of Mr.. Charles
Evans, of Glen Echo. Md, who has been
confined to the Georgetown University
Hospital for three weeks. suffering from
a fracture of the skull, has completely
recovered from his injuries, and has
been sent to his home. Evans was in
jured during IN alteration with Lloyd
Jackson, colored boy, at Cabin John
Bridge, the latter striking the former on
the head with large stone. Jackson
was arrested the day after, and IS now
Being held at the Rockville Jail, to an
swer the charge of assault with intent
to kiII
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30
LOANS OF $40

ARD UPWARD ON FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, at lowest rates and en- the day Yor
sppiy. We are loaning on the Building sad
Loan Association plan, which G,aNes tie ,os:
Of carrying loans much less than you pay else
where and flows you to pay Il OF in anT
sized notes -ou desire, TuTL1tCg from one .
twelve months II you have loan with sc-7s
othe- company we viii pay j. of and advance
yoH more money Il desired. Rates cheerfulIV
given, and cost 60 you unless loan IS made.
Cali ard get rates. Frong ROOM first floor
NATIOEAE MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
as St n. W.
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Yesterdays Games.

1t Baltimore RHE
Baltimore. 42O010 0x-S : 8
Cleveland. 3 0 0 l 81 16 ?
Batteries - Prentiss. Shields. and
Yeager; Narney, Wright, Joss, and
Wood.
At Philadelphia R.HE.
St. Louis. 010o0O1 0E3 8 Q
Philadelphia. . G 0 l 0I /
Batteries-Harper and Kahoe; Wad-
dell and Schreck
At Boston. RH.E.
Detroit. Il 0 90 O-6 IS /
Boston. 49,. 0 0 2 o 0-5 % l
Batteries Mercer and Mcclure;
Hughes, SPARKS. and Warner
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IN The BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Of Yesterday Gamer.
Washington. 5; Chicago, 2.
Detroit, 6; Boston, ).
St Louis, 9; Philadelphia, /
Baltimore, 6: CIevcis nd, l.
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First base by eTTCTs-Chir2ge 2. Left
on Washington. :; Chicago. 9.
First base on balls-Of Carrick. g.
Struck out-By Carrick, I; by Patterson,
,. Two-base hit-Doyle Sacrifice hit
Clarke Stolen bases-Green, Jones.
Wild pitch-PattersOn Umpires-Con-
molly and CaTruthers. Time OF game,
1 hour and forty minutes.
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When propriety permits Georgetown
viii push a candidate for the vacant
Comissionership- The section e large
and distinct. and should. it is claimed.
have representation on the Board On
account OF its position. west Of Rock
Creek, its needs are often overlooked.
Georgetown has been represented twice
in the past-by Mr. Josiah Dent and the
late Mr. Samuel E Wheatley. Under
their administration the West End as
sumcd an Importance in District discus
slcns, and property interests were great
y benefited thereby.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSAL. FOR FURNISHING GATE VALVES
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c,
Washington, D. C., July IS, l9O2.-SEaLED
PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
until Z O'CLOCK NOON. SEPTEMBER g. 1912,
for furnishing gate and check valves for Water
Department, Specifications and blank forms Of
proposal may be obtained at this Office. HENRY
B. + MCFARLAND. JOHN BIDDLE. Com
missioners D. C. iyso,s1-auI,2,+,5
PROPOSAL FOR FURNISHING CAsT-IRON
WATER PTPE-OFFICE Of THE COMMISSION
Frs D. c, Washington, D. c. July 2s Igg2-
SEALED PROPOSALS vii be received al this
Office until y O'CLOCK NOON, AUGUST 16
1862, for furnishing l2-inch cast-iTou water
pipe Specifications and blank forms Of pro-
posal may be obtained at this Office. HENRY
B. r. MCFARLAND. JOHN BIDD.E. Com
missioners D. c. iySo, sl-au1-2,4,5
PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau of
Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department,
Washington, D. c., until u O'CLOCK NOON,
AUGUST 3. 1902 ana publicly opened i'm
medicteiy thereafter, to furnish labor ard ma
terial for repairs TO building occupied by the
L S Naval Museum OF Hygiene and Medical
School, Washington, D. c. Blank proposals
viii be furnished upon application to the
Bureau A. 5. KENNY, PayTnaster General L
s. " y2S,S9
L s. ENGINEER OFFICE, 7s5 North Capitol
St, Washington, d. c., July Is, 1902--SeaIed
proposals viii be received here until NOON,
AUGUST y, 1902. ard then publicly opened,
for furnishing metal lething and Turing, white
marble work, bronze doors and ler-- stand
ards, wrought iron gate, and steel olS z floors
for new building fof Government Printing Office.
Information furnished on application JOHN
STEPHEN SEWELL. Captain Engineers
ty26, 80, 31-au25,26
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Wash
ingtOn. d. c., superintendent Office, L. 8
Capitol July D. i902--Seaied proposals for
steel shelving for House Document Room House
Iibrnry and Senate Library vii be received
At the above Office, ard opened on MONDAY,
AUGUST J. 1902. AT 2 O'CLOCK P n. IN the
presence OF bidders and all others desiring to
attend Further proposals for general supplies
such as hardware, paints, oils, glass aud
sponges, etc, plumbing, steam fitting material
and electric Lighting material, VIII also be
received on some date subsequent 20 the above
Schedules are in course OF preparation, which
viii state the date of the opening OF the bids
and these, together with plans and speciaca-
tons for steel shelving, viii be supplied TO
intending bidders on application ELLIOTT
WOODS, Superintendent. MIST
PROPOSALS FOR LAYING CEMENT SIDE.
WALKS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBA-
July Is, lg02.-6EALED PROPOSALS viii be
FRIDAY, AUGUST {, 1907. for laying Cement
forms Of proposals, specifications, and all neces-
OF the Engineer Commissioner, D. c. E. B. F
DIE, Commissioners u. - lyz5-6t-exSU
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Where They Play Today.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
St Louis at New York.
Pittsburg az Brooklyn
Chicago at Boston
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30

During the past year 1,060 emergency
cases have been treated at the George
town University Hospital This Is re-
garded as remarkable showing.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-30

The altar boys of Holy Trinity Church,
accompanied by Rev. Father Mulvauey.
went on an all-day excursion yesterday
20 River View.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterday s Games

St Louis, ;; New York, 1.
PittsbUTg, i; Brooklyn, L
Boston, 6: Chicago, L
Cincinnati. 2. Philadelphia.
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PRICES REDUCED FOR READINGS.
-ADIEE l-EA-T,. %,
PROF. CLAY,
DR.. LEATHERMAN,

~ IF YOU ARE GOING TO PUT
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watches, diamonds, jewelIy, etc iEicTest as
three per cent instead OF ten
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LOAN COMPANIES.

Loans made on rurni-
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"batted Tor Patterson IN ninth inning
o 0 0 0 0 0 Q Ks
Chicago 80 0 @ 0 2-2
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PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without indOrser. references
or security; simply your pSomise 10 pay. Our
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MARSHALL HALL.

Str. Charles Manchester leaves :. 70
g. IN, $50 and eco ?. n Sundays, II
3. n, z;30 and $50 p n indian
Head trips every Thursday. Friday. aaS
Saturday at B-9o P m
Concert and Dance Nude.
FARE. ROUND TRIP. Cents
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
REGULAR cycLoNE STRUCK US.
Much Damage Done BY the Heavy
Electrical Storm Tuesday Evening.


A heavy electrical storm prevailed
here Tuesday evening about ! o'clock
1twas in the nature ola cyclone and
was one Of the heaviest here in years.
Rain fell in torrents. Hail fellin con-
siderable quantity. The wind blew a
gale. Much damage was done. A two
story store room at Adamston belong
Ing to Charles D.Johnston was lifted
from its foundation and carried half .
dozen feet, lodging against the natural
gus regulator. Afamily lived In the
building but became frightened and
vent to neighbours a few minutes be-
fore the house was lifted. The cupola
Of the Lafayette glass factory at
Northview was blown Off and two
small dwellings there were lifted from
their pins. Lightning struck a whole
sale house in Glen Elk and part Of the
roof was blown OF, The tipple of the
Perry Coalf& Coke Company plant At
Adamston was also damaged. There
was great damageto timber In various
sections OF the county.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
SALEM MAN LOSES An EYE
While Riding on Passenger Train. Was
struck by ahserbolsIe

D. ] Williams. Of Salem, Is an Ia.
mute ofSt. Joseph's huspitai 81 PARK
ersbnrg, suffering withaa seriously ill.,
jured eye. 1t Is believed that ttc
sight istotally destroyed. he Is beifi6
ATTENDED by DIR: BlubapShs The man.
ner in which Mr.. Williams sustained
his injury was peculiar ana, accord.
ing to his statement, will probably res
suit 10 the instituting Of q heavy
damage suit against the B. q d. r: 81.
company He was a passenger on the
through B. & o. train Monday and
while passing through Long Run, was
struck in the face by q beer bottle
throwniin the window d the car BY
some unknown person. Several other
passengers were struck BY the broken
glass, but not seriously injured. He
is OF the opinion that the com pany is
responsible for his welfare while he
was passenger on the tain and viii
take steps to recover damages.
Williams was operated on Tuesday.
The injured eye is now greatly indian.
ed and the sight completely; gone.
There is a strong chance that the
sight wilibe restored when the iIfam-
nation leaves.