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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-29

VIII spend the winter
Mrs 4: u! Roite of Union was the guest
Miss NJ Menkhause departed Saturday for
hsE sister, n Miss c e Doctor ae
ich;
who have been The guests of friends at this
PLACE returned home:
c. Z. Close Of Pacific was the guest of Wash
Ms. Hickman OF la Grange. Mo-. is the
guest OF the family of ]. L. Gregory this week.
John Brenstein has returned from a visit 10
II. d. Baunann was a.st. Louis visitor sat
George Rehagen OF St Louis was the guest
of Washington friends.
OF. Miss Henrietta Iep5id this week. '"e So
Miss Katie Fisher and Mr., Joseph ssehroeprer
o., were married at the catholic Church in this
Mrs, I.ons Tinker Of St. Louis County is the
Mesdames W. I.oar and Row of Pueblo. Colo.
Th1, have been the guests Of the family Of j.
Mr. and ME-" Mrs "S' Wehn'nsllsS s ssS Of st Louis
who have been the guests OF Washington sela-
Miss Mary Elbert and Mr.. Stephen voss were
married at the krahey Church Tuesday morn
Doctor Emm.. North Of st. Louis was
Washing;on visitor Tuesday.
friends.
Sllss Anna Martin was St Louis visitor
Mis- Miss Clara IIennirg If St Louis is the
J. o. White Of Chicago and Alfred Busch of
81 Louis We're the caests of Washington f,iends
Sunday.
The Treble Clcf met with Miss Paula Hor-
man Friday afternoon Miss Adelaide knlk-
mann the gu,,st OF honor
Miss Addie Clawson OF 81. Louis is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. u. X. Wilks
MIR. and Mrs George Muench and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ahmann Of Augusta. Mo, were
the guests Of the family of Mayor e. e. Busch
Miss Elizabeth Tracht and G. Meyer. both Of
this city. were married at the Catholic Church
Wednesday.
Mr.; and Mrs. J. l.. Calvin have gone to house
keeping in their new home Elm street.
Mrs. w. II. Stoenncr entertained Saturday
afternoon in homer of her birthday.
Professor w. +. Schultz Of Berger spent |
with relatives at this :,lace
4. T. Rcinke of 81. Louis came mp Wedncs- |
day 10 be present at the Gfohe.Martn we'd
ding.
Miss Blanche Dckbradcr entertained Tues |
day evening in honor Of her friend Miss Adde |
t'lawscn Of 81. Louis.
Miss Adele Stumpc spent Wednesday the |
guest of ST. Louis friends.
Professor Emil Otmann OF Wratzville. Mo. |
spent Thanksgiving as the guest OF relatives
here
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-29
KANSAS CITY. NO.

| MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Loose of Chicago are the
guests OF Mrs. X. B Armour
Mrs Norton Thayer is to entertain twenty
four guests Friday for Mr.. and Mrs. Loosa
OF Chicago.
Mrs. Frank E Wear and Mrs. j. II. Bovard
Mrs. a. f. Holmes and Mrs. Page Carter are
to enteit tain on Saturday for Miss Trusedale.
Mrs Il ttnoSS fSr Mia W. uSs
and Miss Polly Beach.
M5s of aaFGf adspns ls Entertaining Mrs j.
Mrs. T; X. cri!sy has a. house party this
"' Mr. and i Mrs. IL Lowell vel 4. Goodman entertained
about Ics friends Tuesday night The music
mart OF the evening was exceptionally delight
Mrs A'bs,, bert, Mgnssg is to syc Southern
Ms Por T oag st gave leeW tea on psay o We,es
day for Mrs. Edsin of Denver,
Miss Annie Laurie Aylsworth Is to sail for
Europe December i3 accompanied by her aunt.
Mrs Geo Law.
Of Of Cleveland were married on Friday night in
their M ne% sRa GSns Ms Il T. Y Ss @ MSssn s Established in
Miss Gladys Burnsis returned from tour
Miss Ms IsS IsGa MAJ Martin rstprne4 frsm Tszas ~
gs and Mr. 'Hs w ssss of Miss
Nellie smith Of MePhs1son n kas ksast''a'n''s MISS
Miss Harriet l.. Barse is entertaining Mr..
and M.s Mrs, Nj Nj W Bowers Of Baldwin: kas
sister Mrs ], @. Treadway. OF Los Angeles.
Mrs. Treadwav is travelling from Scotland 10
her home the coast.
Mrs J; o; Brandenburl is entertaining her
niece: Miss Helen Holmes OF Louisville Ky,
who is shortly to. go to Switzerland.
Mrs. c. o. Burke entertained on Monday for
her sister Mrs. +. X. Allen.
MI and Mrs VIII ]. kemper entertained Mr..
and Nrs Mrs wI,,jS a. kempsr Of St 5oseph
luncheon on Thursday for Mss Polly Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sewelf- entertained for
the same young lady on Wednesday night
Miss Caroline. daughter OF Mrs. Hamilton
Gamble. is to be married on December 10
. Miss Lucy Meriwether will have friends for
cards on Monday.
Mrs. Henry sprague gave green and white
luncheon for Miss Leila Mather on Thursday at
Mr.. and Mrs. W G. Moor. of Ta,np.co Mex-
ico are Visiting Mrs. Moore's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Miller.
Miss Bolena Saunders cane out at her moth
glorious one.
Mrs. James II. Harkless is to give a card
party next Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs. {. !. Hubbard entertained
friends at dinner Tuesday.
Miss Sue GAY has been visiting friends in
Topeka this week.
Mrs. d. X. Smith returned from Topeka on
"Wednesday. after spending a week with friends
Mrs: J. F; Head of Hot Springs IS visiting
Mr. and Mrs. j. p Ryland have gone to Ex-
ceisior Springs for fortnight's STAY.
Miss Lottie Gould and Mr.. NJ. r. Williams |
were married on Monday at the home OF the |
Mrs F. c. GAY is entertaining her niece, |
Miss Margaret Bulenc. of Denver.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-29
CARHONnALE. Ill.

| Mr.. and Mrs. William Balm. who have been
the guests OF relatives and friends for several
| days. have returned to their homes In Cape
| Grardeau
Mrs. b. V Lawrence OF Plttsburs. Pa. who
his sfin enss 'h IN f Tfatvss in This city,
Mrs claude Fox is the Euet of her parents
a s'nEf Eli .e'a.nes a o IN Gp Visited
MaFy M,s Null ilnl & this ci.y last .i wTsk' III.
guest s Of sfss M MaIg Taoapson last st'S @
Miss Flora Messnore Of Duauoin vis:ied her
MIS- j. A. Hewes was the guest OF relatives
in Anna last week.
Mrs; Sarah schwartz visited relatives and
Ms. j g mandiey and D: Harris, Harrison ;,h her
Departed 1uesda; for nine months visit in
Misses Inez Hocnberser and A. Esther VIII
son of the university faculty are spending
week e, in % New Orleans, ,-,. u, ,s ,,s ,,,c.,
The neVerend eve nd ard ID Mrs 's.' It. G. Bennett spcn.
'N and M "a i H. I Robsrtsos s"es'7 u ''e rev
Mrs. +; Patton ard Mrs. Edwin Patton spen.
last week as the guests Of relatives at Paris.
vi rr's,dsa' PaTkinsen Of the stat, stae University
MIS- Norman ma si9ss wh2 81 has 1,.e been Wis visiting
Miss Helen Winters and Mrs Oscar f. Bal
ley Nv VISITED relatives and friends en-, at villa EdSe
in Benton and GaIata.
Mrs FRED Williams OF Hot Springs. Ark.
las been the guest Of Trainmaster and Mrs.
T. n. .Iones.
Mis-, Miss Winnlfred jackson Of Vienna Is visiting
Mrs. o. W Cunningham OF Goshen. Ind. is
vs'nf Mr and faTe' Mls H. II 'ls a. ss f of o, Springs,
Ark. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Brant-
ri, Mr.; and Mrs George Bower entertained 4 at
wescott and Accountant and Mrs. A. Proctor
Judge and Mrs. W. W. Barr were guests OF
Mrs. 5! b. Stewart was the guest o, the
family Of Professor J: N. Dixon OF Chester.
+ n fost and wife are guests of st. Louis
Mr., II: Baker of raducah NY. ,s visiting
Aysr esr'a'ehSra' Ird Tie fa wSrts s Baker Of the
Norton Renfro. cashier Of the City National
Bank of Cairo. visited his brother. Judge J. II.
M Miss annie Jackson q Vienna. who has been
Mrs. p W: 0oodman and nother-in;lav. law. Mrs.
for for, an & extended visit with relatives in Ros
MS {; ,Penstesl is visiting relative, and
sisiss MT and M1a a'ef Luther 2nsGsGa II gafd aG df
p$s:ssS SS: Ms5s s., 4 BoEsy mother .. the
a;d;a Mr and snas;i Mrs :, 5ssss Winters in Du
Trainmaster and Mrs Joe f. YounSblood are
visiting friends at Martin. Tenn.
oscar j. Bailey and wife are guests of StI-
perintendent and Mrs. D. S. Bailey OF the I'LL |
Miss Lizzie Gardner OF Olney is the guest J
OF +. NJ. Compton and family
Mrs. George Barbour Of East St Louis Is |
visiting relatives and friends in this city
Miss Anna Perce OF Ava Is spending n few
DAYS In the city. the guest of relatives
Mrs. \. VIII OF Murphysboro was the guest |
of Mr.. end Mrs, G. Il. Huffman.
:, Mrs J. II. kirkham visiting the fam
llE or Doctor and Mrs. Willard OF Anna
p, Agent and Mrs. 7. f. Crawford OF Grand |
lover lover We're visitors at the home of Jefferson |
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-29

several days here this week with Mr. and Mrs-
Mr. and Mis- Pl1iio EIdred departed Monday
for EIo-ids where they will spend the winter.
Miss Sallic Brown OF st. Louis spent the week
tera with NJ and a,rs. l.. y. Brown.
William G. Clark q e.. Iorydon' Ia IS visiting
Congressnian Henry r. Rainey returned frcnl
Washington Wednesday -. ;,. A..
Mrs James McNabb is home from a Eist 10
friends in Dallas. Tex. - ..,-,
Professor Charles Smith read q paper on The
Making OF a School Teacher eeforc the Cur
rent Topic Club Saturday evening ~,
Mr.. w e Wcrthcimer Of ST. LOUIS Spent the
week here with Mr. and Mrs. u L. Hodges
u. D. Piarson is home after spending thfse
weeks in Kiowa kas. ,,, ,,,,,t,
Miss Leila Booih is home from 'isit VII"
frienGs in southwest Missouri ,..s,,s
AIR. and Mrs. clyde Sheffield OF Greenheld
spent Thanksgiving here with Mf. anu T>i's- {"
Mr. and Mrs. John Scrisby Of Roodhouse spent
Tharksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Sic-
phersnu
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-29
MOBERLY.

Charles W. Cotter OF Excelsior Springs and
Miss Maude Carson of this city were united in
marriage at the home of the bride at o'clock
Tuesday evening Only a few friends witnessed
the ceremony. The Reverend !. +. T.rsk Of
ficiated. Tho bride and bridegroom departed at
$50 Tor Chicago After spending few days af
Eastern points they viii return tn Excelsior
Springs. whore ih"y expect to reside.
MIS- w. sidris,uker is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Lilliau Kelly. in Los Angeles cal She
expects 10 remain during tho winter.
Mrs. Il. w. Shracdar and little son, Leo.
spent Thanksgiving with Doctor Shraeder's
parents. near Paris. Mo.
Miss Pearl .1cffrics " the guest OF friends in
Carrorton and will remain several days
i. L. Bishop and Miss Opal Smothers, both
of Shreveport. La, were married Tuesday even
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-29
yINCENNEs. IND.

The Criterion Club dance Thanksgiving nisas
was one of the society events OF the week.
Mrs Fora CEappcll OF wnslow is the guest
OF Mrs. Amber Hord
Miss Nellie Stibbins is the guest OF Miss
Lucia Siibbins in Terre Haute
Miss Catherine Specs of Indianapolis is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Alien Nays Green
how.
Mrs. Harry Gardner is the guest of her sis
ter Miss Jennie Smith in indianapolis
NJ. lair Mcdonald Of this city was married
THANKSGIVING to N - Esnnle GiichriSt at Lin
coin III. he gT"om's father Ofiiciated. Mr.
and Mrs Mcdonald Will live IN Ninccnnes.
Wiiifred ferrin and Miss bertha App!eSats
,igI ia tic yxAgI
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MASnI.NGTON. NO.

Tire Reverend Emory was the guest of St
Louis friends this week
J. II. MacSc o ST. Louis spent s-vrral DAYS
here. tho guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Pucse.
4. +. Mayrc cf st Louis tho guest of
Washington folks. ~
Walter. busch IT st. Louis was the guest Of
home folks at thu. place ,.-.-s
Captain William IIocls.hcr and family arc the
guests of st. Louis relatives
Allie Backer and Nvfyin Busch departed Sat
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-29
SHIP. THROWN ON HER BEAM.
Steamer Rio Jun Marn's Tempes-
tuOus Voyage From Yokohama.

Victoria. British Columbia. Nov. o.
The steamer Rio Jun Maru. which arrived
from Yokohama. had a very stormy voy-
age For five days she was rolling from
beam to beam in a gale. Four days ago
fer steering gear became deranGed and
she was caught in the trough of the sea,
being thrown on her beam ends. with her
port rail buried under water
1t was feared for n time the vessel
would turn turtle. but outside of Il food
NJ she sustained little damage.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-29
CARROLLTON. Ill.

Doctor Holcombe Laning OF Kansas City spcn,
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. s. a Vcddcr spent Tuesday
with relatives in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Ford Of RockbIldrc ancnt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-19
EACH WANTS $4,000.
Joseph and Clara E. Hayward Bring Damage
Suits Against Union Railroad.

The Union Railroad company has been
made defendant In two suits OF $1,000 dam
ages each. growing out of the same ac-
cident. In which the plaintiffs are Joseph
and Clara K. Hayward of Cranston.
The plaintiffs allege that while riding
In their private carriage on Eddy street
June 2, 1902. they were struck by car
OF the defendant corporation, which was
being run recklessly at high rate OF
speed.
Mrs. Hayward. claims that she was
badly bruised and otherwise injured and
that she had sustained injuries OF per-
manent nature. She claimed that she
has also been to great expense for medi-
cine and nursing and brings suit to re-
cover.
The other plaintiff stated he was thrown
violently from the seat and hurt and
bruised with contact with the ground
and alleges the carriage was crushed
and broken.
The plaintiffs attorney is w. H. Sweet
land.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-19
LITTLE GIRL INJURED.
Margaret Poland Suing Union Railroad Co,
for Damages Mother a Witness.

A case was heard today in the common
pleas division OF the supreme court be-
fore Judge Dubois and a jury for damage
against the Union Railroad company. IN
which II is alleged little Margaret Poland
was injured by car January IL, 1902.
The accident is said to have occurred
near the corner OF Friendship and Chest
nut streets. and Mrs. Poland. mother of
the injured girl, testified that her daugh-
ter had been In good health previous to
the accident. and since she was brought
into the house on the day OF the accident.
covered with mud and dirt and with torn
clothes and injuries on her left side, cheek
and left hand, she had been very Ill and
was not able to walk or use her left arm
as she could before.
The mother testified the little one was
sick abed six weeks. and was and now is
troubled with vomiting spells and fire.
quently awakes from sleep In great ter
ror. She was also troubled for a long
time after this accident with bleeding
from the ears and even now Is unable to
plant her left heel on the ground when
she walks.
The defense Is not yet disclosed.
Cooney and Cahill appear for the plain
tiff and Baker and Waterman fer the de-
fendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-19
LtWY ROSS STAT M:NT.

New York, Feb. 1s.-walter w. Ross.
general counsel for the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western Railway company.
made a statement In which he said IT
had been learned that Ave Of the wound
ed would probably die.
Where the crossing is,' said Mr.. Ross.
there is a steep grade which we have
been informed slopes about eight feet in
75 It is the rule and custom for trolley
carr to come to a full stop at all cross
ings. At that point we have a gate and
watchman.
He received a signal by bell from
Roseville about a minute or a minute
and a half before the train came and so
lowered his gate. The trolley car came
down the steep grade. the motorman hav-
iny lost control and smashed into the
gate The gate Is broken clear of, show
ing that II was down
"The car crashed in'o the front and side
OF the engine OF our train, breaking on
the beam and part OF the steam appara-
tus OF the engine. The side OF the cab
was also smashed. injuring our engineer,
who was taken to a hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-19
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall street. Feb. Is.-Pricss were shad-
ed all through the list at the opening and
trading was more active than for some
time. Large blocks OF Rock Island.
Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio ana
Southern Railway were sold at conces-
sions OF a small fraction.
An advance In the posted rates for
sterling exchange and heavy selling OF
various specialties increased the depres-
sion in the general market. Liquida-
ton was heavy in the local fractions.
Metropolitan Street Railway declining
2h and Metropolitan Securities 4 points.
Other important losses included 3k in
Anaconda, In Pullman. zi1 In New York.
Chicago and st. Louis and a point or
mora In Ama1gamated. Minneapolis. 81.
Paul and Sault Ste. Marie, Texas and Pa
cific and st. Louis and San Francisco.
Railroad stocks met some support on the
decline and the market was steadisr at
IL o'clock.
The downward tendency of prices was
arrested but was renewed again In New
quarters. Declines OF a point occurred
in st. Paul. Illinois Central. Denver and
Rio Grande. Colorado and Southern.
Smelling pfd.. Leather pfd. and Paci-
fc Mail American prices were better
again before noon. Bonds were irregu-
lar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-19
the SENATE.

The senate met pursuant 20 adjourn
ment at II o'clock with Governor Garvin
I'm the chair and a quorum present.
The record OF yesterdays proceedings
was read and approved
Senator Robinson from the committee
on the judiciary reported back with rec
ommendation OF acceptance the resigna-
ton OF Horatio Rogers. associate Justice
OF the supreme court Read. received and
ordered communicated 20 the house.
JUDGE ROGERS RESIGNATION.
Senator Robinson presented the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That the resignation OF the
office OF associate Justice OF the supreme
court OF the state OF Rhode Island and
Providence plantations rendered 10 this
general assembly by The Honorable Hora-
ito Rogers be and the same is hereby ac-
cuptcd 20 take effect as therein stated
and be II further resolved
Resolved That Ga accepting the rpsigna-
tlon aforesaid the general assembly
places on record Ste expression OF deep re-
grct that be Is obliged by the duties OF
associate Justice OF the supreme court Of
this state. which for period of nearly
twelve years he has discharged with such
marked ability. impartiality and Integrity.
as 10 bring honor 20 the Judiciary OF tho
state aad T. -sis tAa confidence and COM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-19
NUGG-Ts or NEWS.

Oscar Huber has been elected engineer
and superintendent of the Lewis and
Clark exposition grounds at Portland.
ore.
Neither Of the two steel rail making
firms OF Canada Is in position TO turn out
5000 tons OF rails required by the Cana
dian government for the Inter Colonial
before juno 1. Canadian manufacturers
recommend that the contracts be placed
In England, rather than Germany.
President Roosevelt In going to Denver
az the guest OF the chamber OF commerce
while on his Western trip during the
coming spring. a letter OF acceptance TO
that effect was read TO the directors or
that body last night by President Meyer
Fiedman. IL was In reply To an invita-
ton sent recently.
The court OF appeals OF Kentucky has
held that In the absence OF some express
legislation it IL not at liberty to shut the
door ~ the court against n corporation
organized in another state for the pur-
pose Of doing business I'm Kentucky. when
II is suing for tho protection OF valuable
rights granted by a municipality. pursu-
ant 10 the laws OF the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-19
NAMES FOR
SUPREME
BENCH
President Announces Appoint.
msnt Of william R. Day TO
Succeed Justice Shlras.

Washington, Feb. 1s.--The president an
nounced today the appointment OF Judge
william r. Day OF Ohio. to be justice OF
the supreme court Of the United states.
in place OF Judge shiras. whose resigna-
ton will take effect on the Gath inst.
Announcement also was made OF the
appointment OF Solicitor General John X.
Richards TO the vacancy on the circuit
bench OF the Sixth circuit. consequent on
the appointment of Judge Day TO the
Supreme court.
disappointment was at the request OF
Attorney General Knox and upon the In
dorsement OF the Justices OF the supreme
court. This advancement has a precedent
in the case of Gov. Taft. who was ap-
pointed when solicitor general to the
same judgeship to which Mr.. ichards Is
now appointed.
The announcement was also made OF
the appointment OF Assistant Attorney
General Henry NJ. Hoyt, to the solicitor
generalshlp In Mr.. Richards place. This
step is in accordance with the Idea OF
promotion In the civil service. Holmes
Conrad, when assistant attorney general
under President Cleveland's second ad-
ministration was promoted to be solicitor
general.
The names OF Judge Day. Mr.. Richards
and Mr. Hoyt will he sent to the senate
at once. the appointment OF Judge Day
10 take effect upon the resignation o.
| Justice Shiras and those OF Mr.. Richard,
| and Mr. HoYt respectively to take effee
| I'm turn on the happening OF the vacancies
| thus created. The president also an
| nounced the appointment OF Rep. Pag
| Norris or Minnesota to the new distric
| judgeship in that state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-19

mendation OF his fellow-citizens; and be IL
further
Resolved, That the general assembly
In behalf OF the state gratefully accepts
his gift OF his law library and authorises
the chief justice OF the supreme court 10
cause the same to be placed In the judges
consultation room at the providence
court house for the use OF the court; and
be IL further
Resolved, That the sheriff OF Provi-
dence county be and he hereby Is author-
ized and empowered 10 present 10 the
retiring justice the chair and desk IN the
Providence county court house. useo py
him during his term OF Office. and that the
secretary Of state be and hereby Is m
structed 10 present TO the retiring justice
n copy of this resolution suitably engross-
ed and certified under the seal OF the
state.
On motion OF Senator Champlin the
resolution was adopted by rising VOTE
THE SUPREME COURT.
Senator Anthony from the committee
on the judiciary reported back a OH 10
approve and publish and submit TO the
electors a proposition of amendment TO
the constitution OF this state. with rec
ommendation OF the indefinite postpone
ment OF the original bill ana
the passage OF substitute D.Ll
marked a.. This bill relates TO
the organization OF the supreme court
Read and placed on the calendar.
Senator Anthony, from the same COM
mlttee reported back n bill TO incorpor-
ate tho New England Towing and Trans
portation company OF Rhode Island Win
recommendation OF passage; calendar
Senator Chace, from the committee on
corpora ton reported back bill IN
amendment OF the charter OF the Josiin
Manufacturing company, with recon-
mendation OF passage; calendar.
Senator Jackson. from the committee on
pardons. reported back resolution on
the petition OF John T. Downing, for
pardon and release from imprisonment In
state prison. calendar.
Senator Horton OF Woonsocket present
ed a bill I'm amendment OF an act TO au-
thorize the Woonsocket Electric Machine
and Power company, TO issue bones;
committee on corporations.
resolution 10 adopt joint rules ano
orders was taken from the calendar and
passed in concurrence.
Senator Joslin presented resolution
making appropriation for the purpose
OF reimbursing certain persons for losses
sustained In connection with the foot
and mouth disease, SO called; committee
on finance.
On motion of Senator Capwell the SEN
ate then adjourned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-19
NO BLAME FOR EN- IN :ER.

"The Lackawanna has been making ex-
tensive improvements In the way OF track
elevation near this point-unfortunately
the work had not reached this crossing
yet and on account OF this work our en-
gtnes are subject to flag at every cross
ing. None OF the trains run fast in this
neighborhood. The train had stopped at
a station just a little way of and this
was an additional reason for going slow.
From all the information We can get
there was absolutely no blame to be at
tached to the engineer and the accident
was the result OF the overcrowding OF that
trolley car" said Mr.. Ross. Il am told
there were at least 12o persons upon It,"