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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21
mo THRILLING, !"
SAYS PINKEY
PRusDogNr or re1 sreEer car MEMS UNION MAKES
STATEMENT ON rHr pRtsENr SITUATION

T. b. rmueN president ~ tho Hee
attic stnst Halfway Employees uu-
SON. made she toiEaWiHN statement
today with efeteHae e. tht street
Var afnltfatlvnt
I'VE WHl net stand any uiuinH
n,,m thr Seattle EleetFte company 900
Tesad to thls aHhtaaitaa matirr
President Putin has made e state
mcnl to NHAof HUMea in which ht
said Do was uluiHH - submit all
diffCnaicus O. - arbitration hoard
II he attempts to deHEe the Issue.
erxuuIscd labor oe Seattle aud RAl.
Lard stands HeadN lo fafae hln iutg
line even KulnH to ftr rkttat oi
pamlN rains Industry in the eitY hl
scueral stFike te hriaM about such
. gcsult,"
here Is statement 9am Richard
Cornelius president OF Ehe san Bran.
Cisco street. Railway EMPLOYEES un.
lon. Whn Represents the AuaiFtm'
ated Assoeistian st Street Hallway
Employees ~ America - a memhef
OF its executive heara
we are willing 70 tet this mat.
Ger rUst m ahefaaee. hat 81 be-
fore President FuHta return any
overt set ID eomitted b. the seattle
Eiectfif company We aiH consider
All aer-rfernfs maAe heretofore nff
The advisory committee has fuU
powec to declare strike AZ ans time
y have 20 much confidence Boz eos
body thai : have siNeH q the y'n'
dorarineni ~ the amalNamatrA Halo.
ciation ln anything if may So. A
rule 81 the association makes 4
ne,cgsagv % suhfuH ail sur dlffer
enees 90 arbitration hesafs auY other
course H. adopted II President Furih
had waited a Cav lansaf Ia nakinr
MS rsronise % suhfnzf the matter
20 arbitration ~ would not have
waited for Die return Under the CTR.
rufustaucra. however 49, considered
N hut itsf % Wait fof his return A.
an recommendation e. sim flraiisa
We go r,sf sefet, - teeAaessnia nca enc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21

pubuc by striking white the Trans
hisaiaaiHpl aaHHreHH ta tn session
hcrr aua the eireua Be- iu town.
orRauisea Ahaf 81 Seattle and Vs.
entity viii make a ntated fiaht to
forue the Seattle Electric Co, and.
~ nrttsHafY. the mayor aud city
council 60 Huth aetian a. wilt abolish
the gfieKaneea which union carmen
have against the eamfany This
face positively haeama known Tor
the first tlWs fadaf when tht com
nltIca Whith has thafHe 90 the mat
tar mHte puhiia The policy which Il
has been planning foI mere than a
month past If The seattle Electric
$50 dofa nat aaWe o. what the men
consider a fate haaia for arbitration
within a reaaauahle length of time.
81 strike 90 the eafmrn VIII be pres
oipithted II rhv strike Does noe
hriaH the company - what thr union
demands maHF ct Jhe either unions
m che city viii BE- called oat This
win BE- done to RafalYae trade in
the utY. 50 that the city officials
WIN feel Disposed Ia foree the coms
rauY 90 isfma
an that the uniou VIII 40 here
alter. atuordihs 70 the members of
the auhseumwittes - the advisory
board, will - dome publicly, that
the cltlaenH mas know iUst what
rUaitiuu the unions take. The
unions believe that she carmen are
askins faf nothing that Sc not Just.
and that II the matter comics 90 ar-
hligafinn. they esn eaaib prove this
The uufaa demands three cnn .
cessions ffntn the company NrCoa
uliion % the uoiaH. fiat wage acniH
~ SO cfata nssF hour and The re-
inntatement 81 Hssn who have been
DIS harEnd aiuee Nsfan rs because
nf their activity In fhr uuion rhe
rractieRbnity aud reasonahieness ~
IA ths s'emauds. fhe uninn men be-
love they can QHifkiF prove They
point o. the faef that beth uuion and
ron -upinn carmen aFfe invttef %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21

AUBURN. ~ Y = Auilufn f. IN
the thrgrs - 81 greatest Heusatls'4i.
It's polished. snabie qaief renusd.
typical country gentleman. Alhss4
Hurts. whp iivri IN a paiaiiai iiaifiH
ard entertained largely, has been
found 20 have led dHai iife
Nuua of the upper ten II Autumn
who were sufurtainsd At hts FirNaif
home on Lake Owanca ever dsaaHlef
that nurfis was known 20 twa con IL
uenta AZ one % the Gamiewtf met IN
the wosid-one VIA had Killed bis man
ard was ready az any time % XII sn-
other one.
uut for the contest being waata
BY women 20 get his millions lils
IekSizIIYdr character iuiaht h4sa hefF
concealed forever from Auburn. hiai
tla has been educating Miss Ellzahet ,
e. Burgraa. 20 whom he ives guEaEfsi
aifhoush he WRs past sixty alM ahs
vet iu her teens In his last ri -
left her his vast fortune ~ tNt
other women have rome forward eco
claim his millions. one being = euuaie
aud the other claiming 10 iss biz wiff
The contestants alleFo his mental 40
seunauess AZ the time he made ~
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21

wIIKEsBAHHE ra.-To Miss
Ernma Potts. = professional nurse Of
THU city. IL credited the honor and
distinction Of experimenting the
best and most unique hospital On the
Hawaiian islands. She has just re-
turned 10 the states. after n four
year stay, but viii 20 back soon 20
sssss sar ssss sss.sss gsst4sss patients.
Miss Potts = an interesting and
kind little woman. ard shares the
good viii 81 the Japs and Hawaiian
natives as she formerly aid that ~
the miners. while minieterinR 90
their comfort 10 this anthracite field.
ahs IL located AZ the Alexander Nc
Bride Memorial hospital. on the isl-
and u Kauai The hospital has been
Euperintcnded ~ her. even the con-
atrucfi0n OF o..
n b. maintained BY ths Mcbride
company FOR TIE benefit ~ the 10000
employees ~ the largest sugar plan
tafion on the Island II g. fitted
throughout with the latest medical
appliances from America. While
the major eKrense r borne by the
mana cement. each o. the employees
contributes 10 cents a month to 90
support. and 90 turn receives free
treatment.
Accident caHrs constitute the ma
iority treated. although native fc-
vsrg. ansrnih ard bari beri are not
ingfequant There .ia but little ~
phOid or HcHrief fever a corps ~
japanese nurses assists Miss Potts.
and thess she trains and directs a
native physician. who f. graduate
Of too EnlFffaifY bf is6TnaY wants.
IL also IN attendance.
The patients display geat forth
tuda and endurance 70 pain. md
watch afnputatlons and the dressing
of wounds without taking any ancs-
thstio or without making compliant
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The natives 1--we plainly and as a
rule are healthy They are religious
honest and willing 20 obey the In
structlons Of their auperiors
Miss Potts. while in the Islands.
WIS frequently called 70 the leper
colony At Mniokal. for study under
the auspices of the United States
government 4 report on the col
0uy ard the advances made IN the
treatment 81 the disease has been
made 10 the officials at Washing
ton. She says the lepers live q
pleasant ne. although secluded,
They hape q band. which gives reg
ular concerts. and have baseball and
football teams. ard also play ping
pong and golf
neri bert the chief of native dis
saeHes. r. caused b eating 100 much
rice II f. an affection 81 the atom-
Tth. and H0ntetffrieh acute cases de-
vslop into drepay and paralysis &c
we're cases require civ months OF
treatment A mild malarial fever IL
alsg prevalent
To the hospital are brought sOme
~ The most serious cases IN the hal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21
FORTUNE LEFT TO PRETTY WARD
DlSClOSES DUAL LIFE OF GUARDIAN
TYPICAL COUNTRY GENTLEMAN KILLED MS MAN. RAN FARO
aAnK AND r4Ea LIVED sEcLUsloH

Last wtii
uurtia whose father uaH wealthy
nla uufaftufsf - AksHH .. lett hts
iissuiu ara usnt - Cher enne wheu y
waa = rough border eafup ffsfr Ne
killed q man snd VAS freed aaiY after
his fsthrf had sp~nf fortune Coins
% Nov fofa twrntq FnRfs aEu 10 IN
sfitufsa a system - faro xautss &f,.i
fs.si rauats fhfuaahaas Manhattan snf
later ratsrdesi the eFsinnl 90 sEtHral
states nfunmfaE lntsueHsels wealthy.
be bought HrrinFsias ~ ssbuFu. ard
has since led = srHiufss life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21
WANT TO GET BACK

NEW YORK. AuH SIT - re-
ported today that rallsuf ! Taylor
a 10. that wsut aanu with the fu-
cent slump a. Wall street, expect 20
make application for reinstatement
au the stock exchange The basis
for settlement has not hseu made
known. bat u f. Understood % Be
30 cents Oh tire dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21
THE CLARA BARTON OF
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

auda n i retoEnirc1 ~ the med
iral fraternity - the superior tas
rtsfafian n 9he islands. ranking
higher than the BIZ hospital ~ Hunz
at5tu TIE anr1lraa 81 Miss I,fsffs afe
also sought IN ssrious operations ~
various Parts - The country
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Furnishings

Mems roc Fancy Hose. for ...........Tfc
Mems 2se Fancy Hose. J for ......... soc
Mems Ioc Socks, for ..................6
Mems 7sc Underwear, for ............ sac
Meas zsc Fancy Golored Shirts, with coli
Jars and cuffs attached. for ........t4se
Mems gsc Suspenders, for ............. &C
Aier's soc Suspenders. Tor ........... age
Mems axe Working Gloves. for ........ree
Meas 6sc Fancy Shirts, for ........... SOC
Mess ST * Summit Shirts. ~ fancy collars.
stiff bosoms. cuffs 70 match, ior 80. .73e
Mems Straw Hats. for ................I5e
Remnant lot Fancy Vests. worth up 10
$50. Saturday for .................3 sc
Mems zsc Union made Working Gloves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21

BE- present AZ tha special ussetlua
a midnight u last Tuesday. and
that MANY ~ the adnsunion men
voted tn kiXe the adyinery commit
tee rawsF 20 declare a strike. -
showing that The union Intends -
deal iusfiY ia the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21

Via GREAT NoRTIfEHS Rail-
WAY. Round trip ST. Paul $50.
Chicago f7t6a. -. Louis ts7.sa. On
n8ie August g. g Ticket office. 81
FIRST avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21

ssaEWaY aud return. so, including
berth and meals, during Transmits
aIaaipn4 Congress Fast steamers
Dolphin and Humboldt August II.
&c. %. September 1. 500 First ave-
nue..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21

Wilson'S Modern Rssins== COLLEGE
Entire top floor Collins building
Has4.aa ga 4aaf.sA srAs lsfssaass
business ffslning school IN Washing
ton. 80
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Mems Suits
Mems Shoes
Furnishings

Mems SIS so Pants. swell patterns for dress
wear, tor ss..ttttt.t ........,..... $3.50
Meas s. So Pants. for........-.... Ss.7s
Meas sssS Hats. al styles. Tor ..... Sis
Mems Sz2s Hats, al styles. for ...... si.as
Mems &c Ties. all STYLES. for..........s7e
Mems soe Ties. all STYLES. Tor .........a se
Mems Ose aud 7se Ties. for 1880. :. .s0e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21

m1dh ru ghomn
o Of and Furnishings for the coming m uaa Hsa lacked
lp make All F at
stock must sacrificed in bring about the desired results
1 nann nn1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21

OF low excursion rates. via GREAT
NORTHERN RAILWAY. 60 81
Paul. Chicago. st fzautz and ether
Eastern cities Dates Of sale. Aug
ut ~. 81 Ticket office. si9 First
avenue.
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Boys Suits

Boys Two and Three-Pieee Suits, worth
$3.50 and 500. SATURDAY SITS and Sa.oo
Boys z5c Corduroy Pants. for ........ 39c
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Take q trip 10 Victoria. II. CO
Cheap rates Saturday and sunday
coo flrst avonue. 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21

wtLkgssARaE pa YOUNG womAa MINISTER'S TO THg SICK
AND WOUNDED CONDUCTS oHE OF The MOST UNIQUE
HOSPITALS WORLD ON i5LtfG o. ksoSi
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEIrING

MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that "A spe-
ciai stakeholder meeting OF llcliau
Mining syndicate ia To be- held at
the office OF tho syndicate 2i2-gi1
Arcade block Second ave. hrtwaen
Union and University streets. ON The
third dav Of September. az o'clock
y. m. 1908
This meeting IS called by the board
OF trustees FOR the purpose of IN
creaging the capitalization of the
syndicate.
II A. uE1IAN. Secretary.
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We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in adj
vance exactly what your work
will cost, free OF charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours--8 a. N. to 8 p. m.
Sundays q. IN. to IA m.
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Win witness greatest CUTTING AND SLASfllNG or +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17

neck OF Captain William Martin, who Is
IN trial at Isle Of Wight Courthouse on
the charge OF shooting George Tucker,
who, a states witness says. was begging
for his life with, uplifted hands.
When court adjourned this evening
prospects were brighter for Martin than
at any time during the four days OF the
trial,
In answer to hypothetical questions
several hundred words In length. DR.:
Crothers said there are traces OF
insanity In the Martin family; that
Martin was not only insane when the
killing was done, but was insane before
and is insane now. The last declarat
was based on a personal examination OF
the prisoner. some of whose brain arteries
are hardened, aud who, the Doctor says.
may be paralyzed at any time.
DR.. Crothers declared that Martin
insanity is partly hereditary, partly the
result Of environments. but was brought
or chiefly by the use Of whiskey. lau.
danum and parcgoric. Tho expert will
remain on the stand half OF Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
FATAL SHOOTING.
Aged Citizen Seriously Assaulted
While Being Robbed.
lspecIal to- Tho Tlma1, plspAtch.l

(Speclal to The 'Tlmas'p iBpaIch.l
pANVILLE, VA, Nov. l6,~Luther
Brandon, colored. shot and killed John
were employed on the biz power dam
being built 4 nile above the city, The
coroner's fury rendered q verdict that
the. shooting was accidental. Brandon
will be Eiven preliminary hearing to-
John II, Lewis, an aged citizen Of
North Dsnyille. who was held UP and
robbed on the>horth side Saturday nlght,
is thought to be lnprov!ng' The OLD man
head and was unconscious for hours
after being found, About forty dollars
Was taken from him. The police b.
lleye they will land two men shortly
who proba bly, waylald the old man,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
FREDERICKSBURG
AND RAPPA HANN0CK
Flattering Prospects for the
Proposed Electric
Line.
Especial to The Times pispatch)

lspecial to The Times ispatch,)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Novemer 49,
Mr.. J. G. Rixey. large stakeholder IN
the Rappahannock National Bank. at
washington. In Rappahannock county
has subscribed for stock Of the Freder-
icksburg and Rappahannock Railway TO
the extent of $4,000, Supervisor John y,
Miller, of Rappahannock county, mas also
taken a large batch OF stock. amounting
to Is 600. General King, the solicitor. has
secured other subscriptions amounting TO
SaO o0O. Mr.. B. j. Wood, county treasurer
OF Rappa ha mock has been elected pres.
ident OF the company and mas acceptea
the position. The prospects are now re-
garded as hattertng for the construction
Of the road. -
Tho stockholders Of the Orange Tele-
phone Company. at a meeting held mere,
declared a dividend of six per CENT ana
reelected state Senator Geo. 81 shaokle.
ford president: Captain w. +. Coates, o.
this city, secretary and treasurer Dr. ";
added Colonel Ell Cole OF this city. TO-
the Board OF Directors. Tho AFFAIRS OF
the com many are In f1rst-class condition.
Rev. r. A. Williams, of Louisa. who
was recently called to the pastorate o.
the BAPTIST Church OF this city, has notl'
fed the denomination here OF ms aS Su,ts.
ance, and will enter upon MS ne" out'eS
on January LIST next.
Mr., 7. Weldon Rerrey. who ran against
Mr., G.. w. Wallace, present common
wealths Attorney OF Stafford county. ~
the recent election. has notified the latter
gentleman that he will contest the cleo
ton. Mr.. Berrey charges fraud. corrup'
ion, bribery, intimidation and coercion on.
the part OF Mr.. Wallace and his friends
in every precinct In the county. Mr., Ber-
rev raj, as an independent, and Mr., wal.
la CO was the Democratic nominee, Messrs'
". D. Reamy and G, L. KENNEDY, DEM
ocratic nominees for treasurer and sheTin'
respectively, who were defeated oy -,
G, chesley. Republican monument fof
treasurer, and Walter Warmsley, Hep9p'
lican incumbent. for sheriff. have also
served notices Of contest. These cases
will attract a great deal OF aIleRuon
when they come up In the courts,
The hne highway bridge AZ Rap'asn
Station, which was built and owned by
BY his heirs to Orange and culpeper
counties. provided the bridge will be kept
In good repair. II Is understood that the
offer will be accepted,
Fishermen along the Rappshannock
River report fishing duller at this season
than any time for several years.
The public schools of Stonewall District.
In Richmond county, will unite IN 9
THANKSGIVING celebration to be held At
Newland.
A literary society has been organized
at Newland, In the Northern Neck. with
@ II, Bowen president. The subject TOR
debate at the next meeting 10 RESOLVED.
That the Theory That to the Victor Be-
longs the Spotls Is a Good One"
Miss Bell Woolfolk, OF Orange county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
MACON-SLAGLE.
Handsome Wedding Celebrated
in Sewickley, Pa.

(speciel to The Times-D ispatch.)
PITTSBURG. VA. Nov. 1.-THE mar
riage Of Miss Mile Yale Slagle and Lati-
mer Small Macon was this evening SOL
enmzed in St. solomons Episcopal
Church. Sewickley.
Miss Slagle had as matron Of honor her
sister, Mrs. James Todd. The maids were
Miss Penelope P. Whitehead, Miss Geor-
gia q. Gormley, Miss Dorothy Ford, Miss
Elizabeth Bylesby and Miss Eleanor
HUNDRED. James Conway Macon was best
man, and the seven ushers included tho
Messrs. ]. Reilly Macon. H. Lce Bragg
Harry D. Atwood of scwickley; Dr.. Wal
ter Riddle Of Allegheny: Mr.. Walton H.
Marshall of York, Pa, and Mr.. e. F. Ma
con, of Richmond. Among the out-of-town
people, were Mr. and Mrs. r. conway
Macon, OF Orange, Va: the parents Of
the groom: Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stair. Mrs.
Lattlmer Small and daughter and son;
Miss Cassandra Small, Mr.. George Small.
OF York Pa. and Mrs. G. ". Macon, OF
Richmond, Vn.
The couple Will spend their honeymoon
at Orange. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
BANKRUPTCY CASE.
Thomas Elliott Heavily Fined
for Bad Behaviour.

Especial TO The Tllnes-DIspat ch.J
pANYILLE, VA, Nov. l8,-Tha petl-
ton in bankruptcy OF Frank Edward
Proctor, OF Martinsvllle. was filed IN
the United States Court to-day. He
schedules debts amounting TO more than
$4,000, covered by $4,000 worth Of assets.
The petitioner is & large lumber Sealer
and proprietor of the Martinsville Manu-
featuring Company, He was forced into
bankruptcy by his creditors
Thomas Elliott. whose young wife re-
Gently obtained a divorce from him. all
leging immortality and crpslty, was to-
day sentenced to thirty days In jail and
to pay heavy flne on warrants charg.
ing him with drunkenness, shooting and
carrying concealed weapons.
Elliott became engaged IN a row over
a woman Saturday night He shot sew
eral times at Joseph Coleman. who had
been drinking with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
one MYSTERY
WAS SOLVED.
The Missing Insurance Agent
Found Alive and
Well.

Especial to The Times Dlspatoh.)
BRISTOL, VA, Nov.t1e-The great pro-
fundity OF the mystery surrounding the
disappearance Of Edward Leisenring
wentz, the young millionaire. has been
emphasized by the action OF the detec-
tiyes in the case OF missing j. B. Gear
hard, the Bristol insurance man. who was
last seen near the spot where young
Wentz dlsappeared.sn
Thinking that the solution Of one of
the mysteries might explain the other,
recognizing the disability OF a common
cause, the detectives set to works to
trace what had become OF Gearhard.
They came to Bristol and picked up such
clues and motive as were to be had,
With these they were early on the track
OF the missing Geartard. and It was only
a few days until they had the man To-
Gated. They found that he had volun-
tarily disappeared, and that he had am
pie cause for his action.
On the face Of the two cases one ap-
peared to be as much mystery as the
other. The Gearhard case readily yield
ed to the cunning OF the detectives art
and Gearhard-was found to be living
man, even though his personal effects
still remain in his room In Bristol un-
claimed by any one, although some OF
them are quito valuable.
The Wentz case has been found to be
ir no wise a parallel OF the Gearhard
case, any further than the fact that the
two men were last seen near the Same
spot. The detectives have followed the
Wentz case along each theory presented,
and have sifted every conceivable motive,
subjective and objective. without having
arrived at any settled opinion regarding
tho case. 1t has been a puzzle from It's
incipiency. and now. although more than
a month has elapsed since Wentz disap.
peared, nothing more is known than that
on the 14th day OF October his horse was
found standing In a shallow ford of Pow
ellis River, with the rider missing.
TO the oft repeated Inquiry WHISPER
OF inqulring friends has come back from
the somber mountain wall that seems TO
have shut the young man in forever. the
hollow echo "where?"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
WILD CAR IN LYNcHBURG
Mrs. Turpin Seriously Burned
by Clothing Catching Fire.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
LYNCHBURG. VA. November 49,
Some little children. while playing on a
car of the Lynchburg Traction and Light
Company, liberated the brake and then
jumped ON. The car was on side track
at tho top OF a long, heavy grade, and
In n moment 1t was running at high
rate of speed down the main line. About
four blocks from the side track. and Just
after it had swept around corner 1t
collided with an uptown car that had
on load Of passengers. The passengers
we're considerably Jared. but none were
injured.
Glass in the car windows was shat
tered. The motorman was painfully
bruised.
While sweeping IN the bedroom Of her
home, near Big Island. on Saturday, Mrs
Thomas Turpn happened to brush against
the open fire, and In a moment her dress
was In a light blaze, Her aged mother
made an Intellectual effort with quilt
to put it out, hut her daughter, wild will,
agony and fear, rushed out OF the house
into the yard and round the well-house,
where she was met by her father. He
hastily seized her and succeedeu In extin-i
gushing the flames, hut not before she
had heen seriously injured, being burned
from the waist down. even her shoes be-
Ing destroyed.
She is now In critical condition.