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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
LONDON SOCIETY, SCORED.
Bishop Of kcDsinston IN the Nssiect q
Pubic Worship

bishop u kcnsinston IN the Nssiect Of
Pubic worship.
Spscfai thbis Despatch 10 THE Sus. r.,
LONDON, May AIT the session OF the
Diocesan Conferences on Wednesday, TIE
bishop Of Remington delivered an Inn
FASHIONED philippe on the neglect Of public
worship In the diocese Of London. II wis.
he said. u anything, worse In the West Ind
than In the East End. In the latter place
ID was certainly more exo,isable. The
corruption Of morals had already begun
at the top In the cream Of society. and not
in the slun,s. The smart people Of London
showed cOntemptuous indifference to
their duty In this regard
Another speaker who followed the Bishop
OF kensington, In referring TO recent
census OF church attendance taken by
London paper. remarked. on the evidence
contained In these statistics. that In public
halls and places Of that kind preaching by
men Of earnest convictions drew larger
crowds than the preaching by clergymen
in the churches. No adequate attention
was paid to preaching by the Church OF
England, this speaker declared.
The Bishop of Stepney. in the course of
his remarks, said that there had been
great awakening In Nonconformist churches
as religious centres There has been moth
ing more remarkable than the devoted
missionary efforts OF the Nonconformist
bodies, especially the Wesleyan missions.
both In the East End and the West End
of London.
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,ast Thursday. After fbrahim had shot
NJ ntcherthna. whose wounds were not re-
earhed AZ fatal At frst.. he Was sentenced
10 iinprisonrhent for fifteen years.
When tho Consul died and alleeed remon.
s,rahces were received from tho R,issian
Government against the punishment i'm
posed for the offence the Sultan ortjered
tho death Of tho soldier. Recent des-
patches stated that tho Car had asked
mat the death sentence 10 committed
number OF Bulgarians who were ascot
atcd with lbrahim have been arrested and
there is great excitement at Uskub
COLOGNE. May "A tonstantinople
despatch to the Cologne Gusette saws the
recent occurrences In Salonica have caused
SUCH evaporation that the CONSEQUENCE
cannot be underestimated. The YOUNGER
class In the Turkish military party demand
mat drastic measures be taken against
bulgaria. The Albanian party approve OF
this course. believing that 1t will prove a
good way out Of the pending troubles be-
tween Turkey and Albania.
Advices from Salonica state that several
people were discovered upon the streets
there yesterday who were In posaeseion of
dynamite bombs These they threw away
upon discovery, but they we're beaten TO
death by the Infatuated mob. There were
numerous arrests. in resisting which many
"ere lied '.
ROME. May "A telegram from Salonioa
states that a large quantity Of dynamite
has been disco"ered there bv the police.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
SCIENCE AND RELIGION.


Special Cahe Desposcs "A TaH sun.
LONDON. May 2--Iord Kelvin. the dis
ting,iished scientist. in moving a vote Of
thanks to Prof. Henslow for his lecture
before the University College Christian
Association. demurred to the professors
assertion that with regard TO the origin
Of life, science neither affirmed nor denied
the creative power" On the contrary. he
said. science positively affirmed the crea-
tive power. Science made every one feel
that he was a miracle in himself. Modern
biologists were once more coming to the
firm acceptance Of vital principle. They
had been absolutely forced by science to
admit and bslieve In a directive power
WAS there. he asked. Anything 10 alb
s,ird as to believe that number OF atoms
falling together Of their own accord could
make crystsi sp1g Of mess tho microbc
of living animal? Nobody could think
that anything like that even In millions
and millions OF years could. unaided give us
beautiful world like ours. Lat nobody
be- afraid OF true freedom OF thought Let
us he fros In thought and criticism. but with
freedom re are bound to come to the con-
cIuson that sciences Is not anita gonistic.
but is q help. to religion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
OPPRESSION or THE FyNNS.
Their Spirit lnbfoken Despite Russia's
severe Measures.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THx Sun.
LONDON, May Further accounts
printed In the English newspapers in regard
to the situation in Finland indicate that
although the arbitrary measures Of the
Russian Government have in nowise been
relaxed, the spirit Of the Firms remains
unbroken. Passive resistance Is every
where maintained. despite the expulsion
OF the leading patriots. One Of the most
striking evidences of this uncompromising
attitude is seen in the fact that nearly all
the conscripts levied under the new con-
scription act have refused to join the army
and have defied the threats OF the Govern
ment. The popular feeling ia one OF deep
indignation.
ITO understand this indignation" writes
a correspondent, 1T must be remembered
that the measures adopted are as unprece-
denied in Finland as they would be in Eng
land. Hitherto the liberty of O subject
was guaranteed by law. No man could
be punished without trial and officials,
like other people. we're responsible before
the courts for the legality OF their acts All
that has been abolished by the st. Peters,
burg bureaucracy. who have now intro
duced the Oriental system Of arbitrary
despotism. under which every mans prop
erty and liberty, and even his life. are at
the mercy Of the executive OF government,
which is above law, and free Of ell restraints
on its liberty OF action. The system has
proved a dismal failure in Russia, where
the people have never known anything
better, and 1t is hard to believe that It can
be a success when applied to a nation OF
people like the Firms, who have grown up
amid Western traditions Of personal liberty
and self-government."
The correspondent Of the London Post
at Helsingfors. says he has information
from an excellent source that ooercive
quartering Of Russian troops in different
distriots on . large scale Is contemplated,
partly IS q punishment for the Firms, and
partly. perhaps, in the hope Of provoking
which will have to be quelled
by bayonets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
GAMBART PICTURE SALE.
Some Of the Collection Go At Disappointing
Prices.
Special Cable Dcspdteh to TEE Sun.


Special Gable Despatch to TIE Sun.
LONDON. May 2.--Christie's picture sale
on the day Of the Academy banquet 10
always one Of the most important OF the
year 1t is largely attended by dealers,
art lovers and the general public. This
afternoon was no exception to the general
rule.
There were sold without reserve many
very notable pictures and drawings re-
manning in the residence OF the famous
collector. Ernest Gambart, at Nice. Most
Of the pictures had frequently been lent
by Gambart to decorate the villa at Cimiez,
which was frequently occupied by the
late Queen Victoria. Gambart's history
and association with every contemporary
artist Of repute and his reputation as a
dealer and collector are too well known to
need detailing. The sale Of his collection.
which comprises $50 lots. will extend over
two days. This afternoon 1856 of these
realized nearly f2a.O0O.
Sir Alma Tadema's Dedication to
Bacchus" brought es.ssO. 1t was bought
by Agnew, the dealer. THE Picture Gal
lery.' by the same artist, was secured by
Tooth. the collector. for G2,625 Thirteen
pictures by Rosa Bonheur realized Esss7.
Her .On tho Alert depicting . stag IN the
forest. was bought by Tooth for f3, ass.
Agnew secured her "Foragipg Party, show
ing three wild boars in forest, for fl,3i2.
Three heads Of dogs brought eta.
Meissonier's Noble Venetian painted
in 1850, with the artist himself as the model,
fetched the disappointing sum of ,%3s.
Fair at Seville sold for foa7.
Some fine Van Beers went at extraordi-
nanly cheap figures, a. did also works Of
Pradilla and other Spanish artists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
Mob There Beats Bomb Throwers to
Death. wa

Special Cable dispatches IN THE Sun.
CoSs1ANTINoPLE, May 1.-TWO Austrian
battleships and an Austrian torpedo boat
srrived yesterday At Salonics. the scene OF
the recent dynamite outrages by Mace
DOMAIN revolutionists
The acting German Consul at Salofica
vas injured when the Ottoman Bank was
DESTROYED by dynamite bombs. ''-
LONDON. May 2.-Despatches from Con-
raninople. dated yesterday, say that moro
eombs we're thrown at Salonica on Thurs
day Many persons were killed or wounded.
but little damage was done TO property.
consular despatch state that fifty persons
we're killed or wounded in fighting be.
'~e"n Turkish troops and insurgents.
Zinovieff. the Russian Ambassador at
,onsts nfinople, had an audience with the
sultan yesterday in which he urged the lat
Ter to order the arrest and Punishment Of
me Albanian ringleaders
beIared dispatches which are arriving
nom Constantinople in regard to me dyna-
'nli'ag Of the Ottoman Bank at Salonica
Show that the censor has been holding press
Aavices back, and that all reference to the
injury TO the acting German Consul was
cut ont II seems that the Consul was in
ms club, next door to the Ottoman Bank
"h'n the explosion occurred In the bank
."' c.,;aha"sc was wrecked, and he was
among those injured He was afterward
rescued from a mass Of debris He had
sustained few Commissions Baron Wagon
heiIn, the German Charge d'AiYaires ut Con-.
@ahlinople. has informed the Porto that his
country will hold Turkey responsible for
'he damage done to the German school At
inc time Of the explosion
\'rNN>. May "A despatch from Con-
s'Ah'lnope to the journal says that the
sentence Of death pronounced on Ibrahim.
the Albanian soldier who shot 81. Stcher-
IVA, the Russian Consul at Mitrovitza.
va committed to imprisonment for Nc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
CONTIGUOUS APPOINTMENTS.
E. Dana Durand - special Exs miner and
J, ". Mitchell ~ Special Attorney.

W
WASHINGTON. May 2.-Secretary Cor
telyou announced to-day the following APP
pointments in the Bureau OF Corporations
Department Of Commerce and Labor:
f. Dana Durand. as special examiner.
Mr.. Durand was born In Michigan. Oct
IL, 1871. He was educated IN fankton
College, S. D., and Oberlin College. Ohio.
having been graduated from the latter insti-
tuition In 1893 with the degree OF A. b. he
pursued special studies in political economy
and political science at Cornell University,
from which institution he received the
degree of Ph.D.. in 1895. In 1897 he pur-
sued a special course OF study in Berlin.
Germany, along the same lines. In lsSs-9o.
lie was the assistant professor Of admins
tration and finance at Leland STANFORD.
Jr. University and IN ,e LATER lah,er PAT tho o
reports of the United States Industrial
Commission, becoming later the secre-
tary Of that commission. In 1902 he be-
came an instructor In economics At har-
ward University. conducdng courses .his
subject affected corporation and labor
Mr.. Durand has also been an expert speela
agent of the United States Census IN me
work Of that bureau respecting oompila.,Gn
liaht plants in their economic and financial
asnccts. He has written a number OF articles
subjects q Political science y; ana nsn w
he along statistical and economic lines.
jeremiah VI, Mitchell, as special attorney;
Mr. Mitchell was born iq Auburn nd Me-, a1 10
il now 81 years Of age. he was eduoaIeu ",
tho common schools Of that city ana also
at the Lewiston Falls Academy and Edward
little instiiu,e in that state: He early toos
up the study Of sx and was h :dm line he he
bss h nen actively engaged In that profession.
In n tsei he was appointed Judge Of tho Az;
burn Municipal Court. which post ,n he he ID
under successive appotntme;n'e. ~, un n,.n ns
u os', 1orpor "a Mr.. Mitchell j. thor
ouphlv trained lawyer. having had large
experience in general lay practice t ne has
CORPORATION Law, including the organization.
conduct and management OF s'ich enter
prises in all their legal relations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
Quarantine Against Vermont Live stock
Suspended.

WASHINGTON, May p - Secretary OF
Agriculture Wilson. in on order issued
this afternoon. practically suspended the
livestock quarantine in Vermont. which
has been in force on account Of the preva-
lence OF the dreaded foot and mouth
disease. The order provided, however,
that until further orGers said animals
shall not be removed or be allowed 10 move
from the townships Of Ludlow, Cavendish,
"eathersfeld. Weston, Andover. Chester
and Springfield. in the county Of Windsor.
and the townships Of Londonderry, Wind
ham, Grafton, Rockingham, Jamaica .Towns.
end and Athens, in the county Of Windham,
except after inspection by on insr ector
Of the Bureau Of Animal Industry end
only when accompanied by a written per.
nit issued by him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
Assistant Treasurer ami Co''erfsf u
CHICAGO Are Not 70 10 Removed.

WARRINGTON, May at has been de-
cided by the President and Secretary Shaw
that Assistant Treasurer Williams and
Collector Of Customs Nixon at Chicago
shall he retained in office. A special effort
was made by opponents Of Mr.. Williams
10 secure his removal, Senators Cullom
and Hopkins joining in the movement
An investigation OF charges against the
Assistant Treasurer vac made bT the Treas
nature Was found reflect ir & upon the charac-
ter OF his administration. The conduc,
of tho Collectors office by Mr.. Nixon rs
also declared to be satisfactory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
Mo,emeuts NJ Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-The bo;tleship
Illinois and tho monitor Nevada have arrived
at Hampton Rosds. the battleship Texas
and the destroyers Barry and Truxton at
Norfolk, tho training ship Adams at San
Diego, the cr,1issr yacht Maynower At
Warrington, The supply chip supply at
OF Rear Admiral Cottop) at villeiranche
the torpedo boat cambridge at Norfolk,
and the gunboat Eagle at Mar sanillo.
The gimboat Vixen has sailed from San
Juan for St. Thomas and Culebra, the
Einsville, and the collier Nanshan from
Cavite for Woosung.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
Army and Navy Orders.

wAsnNo7ox. May H-These army orders wer.
issued TO day:
Capt, John n. Roc,or. Jr,. A-tllery. transferred
from Seventy sixth Coast. to lUsth Coast
Leave OF absence granted Contract Surgeon
Levi, II. Wheeler extended one month.
Leave Of absence granted Contract surgeon
Transfers In the Artillery: Capt. william p.
stone unassigned. TO Fifty mat Coast: Capt.
tieorgc lie r. Irwin, F!f'y hrs' Coast; to unassigned
Hat
Leaves Of absence: From May TO June N.
to Major Joseph II. Willard. Engineers: for ten
dave TO Cpatri-t surgeon Charles +. smith: for
twenty days u Lieut.. Harry BurgeN. Engineers
Second fisu, Lee Hagood, Artillery Corps. from
Rot Springs. ars, to rory third Company, Coast
Artillery. 49,. ,-,.
70 c "'t osa " Joyes. Ordnance Department.
10 visit Rock Island arsenal ard Wasrvtitt arsenal
These naval orders have been Issued:
Commander W. X. NaumLn, from duty At Nice.
town. Pa. to duty As Inspector OF machinery at
philadelphia.
lieutenant COMMANDER $. H. Leonard. from
duty at ttayonne y. J., 70 phis dtipha for duty ~
Inspector OF cngInee ring material.
Lieutenant Commander X. {. Smith. from the
Massachusetts,, 10 home ana wait orders.
Ensign T. l.. Suit, from the Boston 10 the rOQuots
EnSgn J. =. H6cock from the Dolphin 10 the
Truxton.
to the lroQuols.
York 10 the Perry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
Nashlngt on Society Notes

WASHINGTON, May Miss Roosevelt
was the guest Of honor at small luncheon
at Chevy Chase Club to-day, when Mr..
John wilkins was host The party late r
attended the open air horse show.
Mrs. Mary Scott Mckee, daughter Of
the late President Harrison. who is visiting
in Washington, was the guest to-day OF
Mrs. Roosevelt at the White House and
made an inspection of the recent improve
nents in the historical mansion. over which
for a time after her mothers death che
presided l.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
l)I ED.

HOOKER. MILITARY ORDER. f.oyAt LEofoNS
UNITED STATES. CoMMAEpERr STATE OF INV
YORK. Companions Of Military Order Loyal
Legion. United States. Conmandery State OF
New York. are informed OF tho death Of Com
mander Edward Hooker. L. = Navy.
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at
$50 O'Clock at the Aurora Grata Cathedral
Madison 81. ard Bedford ay., brooklyn. Com
panions are requested to attend. by order Of
Gen. HENRY l.. BURNETT, Commander.
a. NOEL BRAKEMAN. Paymastcr. L. ). Navy
Recorder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
Accident Delays the Anchor,x.

Special Cane Despifeh 20 TIRE SrS.
LONDON, May "A despatch from GREEN
ook to the Exchange Telegraph Company
to-day said that the Anchor Line steam
ship Anchoria, which left Glasgow on Thurs
day with q large passenger list, was dis-
ablsd Cd Malin Head. Assistance was
sent to her. and II was announced at the
ofY1oes Of tho Anchor Limo this afternoon
that the vessel had bsen able 70 resuIae
her voyage. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
PRUSSIAN MINISTER COMING.
Won Rheinbaben to study Economical
Conditions Here.

SpetloT C0b1e DeSpd'oh 70 The Sun.
BERLIN, May 2.-Freiherr Won Rhein-
baben, Prussian Minister of Finance, stated
TO the correspondent Of THE Sun to-day
that he intends to visit America soon for
the purpose of studying the progress and
economical conditions Of that country.
His mission is not a political one He will
remain in the United States for about six
weeks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
AFRO OWNERS REspONsfBLE.
English Jury Gives Verdict Against
BeresfOrd for Chauffeur Act.

beresfOrd Tor (hauneur's ACT.
Special Cable Despotch 10 THs sun.
LONDON, May 2,-There was an interest
ing decision delivered in the Court of Kings
Bench last Wednesday on the responsibility
of owners OF automobiles for the negligence
of their chaufeurs, Capt. Nicholl sued the
Hon. Robert Beresford for injuries caused
to him while riding on motor bicycle in
a London street, by Beresford's chauffeur
being responsible for a collision.
The facts were not disputed, and 1t was
admitted that the chauffeur was driving
on the wrong side of the street. Beresford.
however, repudiated his liability, because
the chauffeur was driving the car on visit
to his own friends without his (Beresford's)
permission, and consequently the chauffeur
was technically not in his employ. The
jury, nevertheless. gave verdict In favor
Of Capt Nicholl for fl5O. and the court
upheld the verdict
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
MARRIED.

BlSSELL-HAWTHORNE- Wednesday. Aphi
~. 1903. at the Van Dyke Studio, by the Rev.
Daniel r. IorenZ, Valetta. daughter OF the late
]. J. Hawthorne. to John Livingston B!sse
WHALEN --McDERMOT~r.-On Wednesday, Apnl
~. at 81. Josrph's Church, Catherine McOcr-
mott. daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Lawrence
McDsrmott. to Henry f. Whalen. son of Capt.
Michael II. Whaen OF New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
NEGROES TO SING "AIDA."
Performance to he Given In Lexingt on
Avenue Opera House on May IL.


Avenue Opera House on May IL.
The fourth annual performance Of the
negro opera company known as the Drury
Opera Company will take place at the Lex
ington Avenue Opera House a week from
Monday night when Verdi's Aida" will be
sung by a company composed altogether
Of negroes.
In previous seasons Carmen, Guar
any, and Faust have been the OPENS
selected by the negro singers The cast
this seasoi. will include Theodore Dr,iry
who appears as Radorncs; George Ruffin.
the reRro haI y;one from Boston. Estelle
C1ough. u noted negro soprano Of Wor.
cester, Mass, who sings Aida: Alfrida
Wegner. Oliver Taylor, David Wanser and
Francis Van Arsdale. The conductor will
be DIR. Felix Jaeger
The chorus and principals will be negroes
and the Egyptian opera OF Verdi will save
. large expenditure In grease paint.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
Triumph for Herr Richter In London.

.SpecdI CdUe Despofch 10 THE sun.
LONDON. May 2-The first cycle OF the
Ring of the, Nibelungen was completed at
Covent Garden tonight. 1t must be said
that no exposition Of Wagncrs works has
ever been more completely satisfactory in
all its features. Above all else. the per-
formancee have been triumph for Herr
Richter, whose genius has won recognition
perhaps more enthusiastic than was ever
given 10 an artist on the stage itself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
KAISER IN ROME.
Reception Marred by Rain and the Delay
Of His Train.

Of His Train.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE sun.
ROME. May 2.-Emperor William arrived
here to-day His reception was come what
marred by rainy weather in the morning
and the fact that the royal train was
delayed an hour and a half by landslip.
The rain also damaged the decorations in
his honor.
King Victor Emmanuel met the Kaiser
and his retinue at the station. and they
drove in clearing weather to the Quirinal
palace in open carriages. The two SOW
ereigns were greeted with cheers along
the route.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
MOORISH SULTAN TO ATTACK,
WIN Lead an Expedition Against the
Rebellious Rin Tribes.
Gable Despatch 10 rHE SrS

SDyfu5 HVt DespuFtH IT .Hk STN'
Madrid, May IA despatch from Melilla,
Morocco, says Ave regiments of troops
have left Fec for Taxa. Tho Sultan Is
about to leave for the Riff country with
Kabyles troops in an expedition against
the insurgents. The situation at Tetuan
in critical
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
$50. 600 Changed Hands on Brokers' Race.
Special Cro,. Despatch 10 THE SUN.

LONDON. May 2.-"Settlng of the walk
account" which meant the payment Of
bets on the result of the I,ondon-to Brighton
walking match yesterday Of almost one
hundred stock brokers, WAS the chief bust
ness which occupied the members OF the
Stock Exchange to-day. II is estimated
that 10000 changed hands on the contest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
HAVANA DRUG STORES REOPEN.
Imposition OF the Obnoxious Tax ID
Postponed.

sptc:a, Gable Despatch 10 THE SrS.
HAVANA. May 2.-The drug stores. which
have been closed for some time owing to
the imposition of tax on proprietary
medicines and aerated waters, reopened to-
day because Of the action OF the Provincial
Council in postponing the date for the adop-
ton of the tax for fifteen days, Meanwhile
the Council will look for other sources of
revenue.
1t ia said that the Central Government
,isurped some Of the authority Of the prov
inces in levying certain taxes and that this
forced the local officials to find new ways
Of raising revenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03

.spee,a, Cab. Dcspo.ch to THE Sun.

ANTWERP, May At is reported that
agents Of J. Pierpont Morgan are trying
to purchase the rolling mills and blast
furnaces at Hoboken, in the province Of
Antwerp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DR.. y. Parker Prav Co.'S Manicure
pARIJORS. IL East Esd ST. opposite Madison square
Park: estab. ls8s. ManIcl,ring BY experienced
operators, !tDc. Nails sktuly treated. Dr. Prnv's
Medicinal Toilet Preparations sold by all toilet goods
dealers. Insist on having the genuine. manufacl.
props.
"wORID.FA MED VIEW"
CAtskiil Mountain House. Altitude $3.50 feet
forest preserve 2. 80 acres; pure spring water.
City once, Is Union Square.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
Bays Head Caush, In a wagon wheel,

Six-year-old William Wagner Of East
New Durham. y. j.. was MORALLY injured,
Yesterday afternoon, while stealing a ride.
The boys head was caught in one Of the
rear wheels and he wSs whiried around
for more than block before the team WAS
STOPPED. - -. -