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Evening journal., 1904-05-09
Drawers

I5c. Muslin, trimmed with CAM
brio rune and lace; also with deep
hem and cluster OF pleats; also
with deep cambric rufie and hem
stitching. Only three to a buyer
25c. Muslin. deep cambric rufne,
trimmed with hemstitched pleats.
Cambria. trimmed with deep rufie
ana lace.
S5c. Muslin, cambrlc FufIle, trim
med with hemstitching. Cambria,
trimmed with pleats and lace,
Muslin. trimmed with embroidery
and cluster OF pleats. aa5A
soc. Nainsool, deep runleg trim
med with hemstltched pleats.
Cambria. trimmed with embroid-
cry and cluster Of fine pleats.
Nainsook, trimmed with lawn ruff
fie. lace and cluster OF pieats and
ribbon. Cambria, lawn rufle.trlm-
med with hemstitched pleats and
embroidery. Cambria, trimmed with
hemstitched pleats and rufiie Of
blind embroidery. Cambria, trim
med with lawn rufiie and two rows
OF lace.
65c. Nainsook. trimmed with
clusters Of pleats and blind en-
broidery; or ruffie of embroidery.
75c. Cambria, trimmed with hem-
stitched pleats and embroidery.
Nainsook, deep rutiie, trimmed with
two clusters OF hemstitched pleats.
Lawn, trimmed with deep rufiie
and hemstitched pleats,
s5c. Lawn, trimmed with deep
rune and blind embroidery. Nam
sock, trimmed With cluster OF
pleats and blind embroidery.
81. Nainsook, trip1med with two
clusters OF tiny 9leats and deep
rufie Of embroidery. Cambria,
trimmed with cluster Of hemstitch-
ed pleats and ruffie OF embroidery.
N9insok, lawn rufiie. trimmed with
two clusters Of fne pleats. TWO
rows OF lace and embroidery.
SL25. Can3ric, trimmed with
three clusters of fine pleats, ruffie
Of embroidery and ribbon. Main
sock, lawn ruffie, trimmed with
three rows Of lace and two clus-
ters OF pleats.
SI.5O. Nainsoolx, lawn rudie, seal
loped and trimmed with lace and
ribbon. Nainsook, trimmed with
fine embroidery.
SL.75. Nainsook. trimmed with
fine embroidery and insertion.
81. Nainsook, trimmed with lace.
fine insertion and ribbon. Main
sock. trimmed with ribbon and
fine embroidery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
Petticoats

soc. Cambria, trimmed with hem
stitched ruffie.
75c. Cambria, lawn rul-c trim
med with lace and insertion.
s5c. Muslin, lawn rufne trimmed
with embroidery and pleats. Cam
brio, deep lawn ruffie trimmed with
lace and hemstitched pleats.
81. Cambria. trimmed with blind
embroidery and hemstitched
pleats.
SI.25. Cambria, trimmed with
fine embroidery and pleats; also
with deep lawn RUNE trimmed with
two clusters OF pleats and blind
embroidery; also with lawn ruff
/. &c, .pleated and trimped with lace
elso' with deep lawn rune trimmed
With nne embroidery and two clus-
thfsiof iileatsl ~
,SI.5O. Cambria. lawn rufie, tuck
l&dNh elgsters.strimmed with blind
embroidery; also with deep lawn
rune ltrimmed with three wide
hemgtitched pleats; also with four
rows ut Race and pleats.
,..Sz. Cambria. trimmed with lace
INSERTION. hemstitched pleats and
rpfie OF lace. f,s4
S2.a5. Cambric, deep ruffie trim
med withllace, three rows q inser-
lion and clusters Of nne pleats.
$3.50. Cambria. trimmed with
clusters OF pleats and deep RUNE
OF embroidery; also with lawn ruff
fe trimmed with hemstitched
pleats and deep rune OF blind en-
broidery. f.tstur .t-rr
S2.75. Cambria, lawn rufae trim
med with hemstitched pleats and
fine embroidery; also with entire
rune trimmed with fine pleats and
ACE.
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3sc. Cambria. trimmed with hem
stitched pleats and embroidery
Muslin. trimmed with clusters Of
pleats and hemstitehins Only
three to a buyer
soc. Cambria, trimmed with laco
and pleats; or with hemstitched
plents.
csc. Cambria, trimmed with
clusters OF pleats and hemstitchu
Ing; OF With lace. short-sieeves.
Use. Cambrio. trimmed with en-
broidery and hemstitched pleats;
or with yoke OF hemstitched pleats.
lawn rufiie on neck and sleeves I.
or with embroidery and hemstltch-
ed pleats. -.ers-.
s5c. Muslin. trimmed with hem
stitching and tiny pleats; or with
embroidery. ribbon and hemsutch-
ing. short sleeves; or with lace,
insertion and ribbon. short sleeves.
81. Nainsook, trimmed with lace,
ribbon and pleats. low neck and
short sleeves. Soft cambric, trim
med with embroidery, insertion,
and ribbon. low neck and short
sleeves Nainsook. handkerchief
yoke trimmed with lace and rib
bon, short sleeves Muslin, trim
med With embroidery and clusters
OF tiny plcats. Soft nainsook,
trimmed with embroidery. inser-
iion and hemstitched pleats Main
sook. trimmed with clusters Of
ploats, square neck with ribbon
DOW. Cambria. square neck, trim
med with embroidery and ribbon.
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Corset Covers

Sc. Cambria, trimmed with en-
broidery; alao low neck, trimmed
with lace. only three TO a buyer.
I5c. Cambria. trimmed with en-
broidery.
25e. Cambria. low neck, trim
med with embroidery; also with
lace and ribbon. Cambria, V-neck,
trimmed with embroidery and
hemstitohed pleats.
35e. NainsoolS. trimmed with lace
and ribbona Nainsook q=or cam
brio. spimmed WITH. embroidery
soc. Nahsooe. 4BAs&lh. trim.
med with lace and Ribbon; also
with lace, hemstltched pleats and
rib6oni also with eaibtoidefs ahd
ribbon.
csc. Nainsook or cahbtlS strlpil
med with embroidery, ribbon and
Insertion re- gsMg.1l9Q e 90
- 75o. Nainsook, trimmed with lace
and iibbon3 also with lace, ems
broidery, insertion and ribbons =
65o. Cambria, trimmed with face,
embroidery, insertion and ribbon. r.
81. Nainsook. trimmed with lace,
pleats and ribbona Sort csmprici
trimmed with lace and three
rows OF Ribbon Naihsook, trimmed
with fine pleats, embroidery and
ribbon. Nalnsook. trimmed with
lace, ribbon and insertion.
SL25. Nainsook. trimmed with
lace, medolhons Of embroidery and
ribbon.
Sl.5O. .-ambrio. trimmed with lace,
embroidery. insertion and ribbon.
Nainsook. trimmed with lace, rib
bon and rows Of insertion. Main
sock, trimmed with lace. insertion
and two rows Of ribbon.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
White Sale Niehteowns

sI.25. Nainsook. trimmed with
embroidery. insertion, lace and
ribbon. round week and short
sleeves; also with square neck.
trimmed with empcoidery. inser.
tion and ribbon; also with square
neck and short sleeves, trimmed
with fagcting; also with lace and
ribbon.
Sl.5O. .Nainsook. yoke Of blind en-
broi0ery, trimmed with ribbon, low
neck and short sleeves; also trim
rFAed with emvlvluery. lace and rib
bon, low neck and short sleeves;
also with yoke Of embroidery and
trimmed with ribbon.
SI.75. NainsOok. trimmed with
lace and insertion and ribbon. low
neck and short sleeves. Soft main
sock, pointed yoke OF lace. trim
med with ribbon, short sleeves.
81. Soft cambric. trimmed with
hne embroidery and ribbon, round
neck and short sleeves; also with
lace. embroidery and ribbon. low
neck and short sleeves.
S2.25. Nainsook. trimmed with
lace and ribbon low neck and short
sleeves. Muslin. yoke Of embroid-
cry and hemstltched pleats and
ribbon. Nainsook, trimmed with
lace. embroidery and ribbon. low
pointed yoke and short sleeves.
$3.50. NainsooK. pointed yoke OF
embroidery and cluster OF pleats.
trimmed with ribbon; also with
fne embroidery, pleats and ribbon.
short sleeves. low neck; also with
lace and ribbon and pleats, low
neck and short sleeves.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09

The world has never seen such ayear in cotton
as that we are passing through. f#S sHst
On the Stock Exchange we have watched raw
cotton forced up from sc to 13c pound; and
cotton yarn to 2Oc and 21c from half this price.
In the mills there has been many a cut-down
and often a shutdown.
In the South, the "LaHd Of Cotton, where
this entire White Sale grows on plants, we hear
that three times the usual price is paid for cotton in
the bale; and cotton seeds are selling for $40 ton
dor oiD, where they were used. ten years ago, to
fertze the farms or feed the cattle
To make conditions worse, a shortage of a
million bales in the years cotton crop is reported
by the Government
Today cotton is gold from the minute it puts
out its first shoot and unfurls its white neeces to
the sun.
Many people, no doubt thought that in the
face of these extraordinary conditions it would
either be impossible for us to hold our Yearly Sum-
mer Sale Of Cotton Underclothes, or that prices
would be higher
But today the Sale is set in motion-com-
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White Sale Shirtwaists
Main and Cross Alslesl

fine quality of mate>al and good taste in the
trimming makes these waists really remarkable at
the prices.
81, worth Sl50 to S2.50. white lawn with all
embroidered fronts, with strips Of embroidery up
and down the front.
ST., worth $l.5O to S2.25. beautiful lightweight
madras almost sheer as lawn and so uStrous
II seems like silk.
soc, worth S5c and 81, white madras and white
lawn-the madras made simple tailored style, the lawn
with little tucks and aoesgood waists for business and
everyday wear.
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showing a steady increase ON weekly
reports by the quartermaster.
Next Friday evening several new
members win be mustered in and ar
Irangements made for the annual excur-
sion in June IL the comrades decide to
make one this season.
OF the itS members OF the encamp-
ment but three at this time are report
ed on the sick list which IS something
remarkable considering the ages Of the
members and their war records OF long
and continued service.
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Extra Size Garments
Dta1rlrS

D5aUsrS
35c. Muslin, deep hem and clus-
ter OF pleats.
soc. Cambria, deep hem and clus-
ter OF hemstitched pleats; also with
deep hem and two clusters Of fine
pleats. Muslin. trimmed with cam
brio rufiie and hemstitched pleats
65c. Cambria, trimmed with ruff
ie and two clusters Of hemstitch-
ed plqats.
75c.Nainsook, trimmed with hem
stitching. Cambria, lawn rufIie
trimmed with lace and insertion.
Cambria, trimmed with hemstitch-
ed pleats and ruffle Of embroidery.
85c. Muslin, trimmed with hem
stitched plo@ts and embroidery.
81. Cambria. trimmed with pleats
and rune Of embroiuery.
sI.5O. Cambria. trimmed with
clust-r OF hemsutched pleats and
rufiie OF fine embroidery.
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negro nanny who has just year the usual siX-cent
pens eiTsa n & Wages % corset covers en-cen
Rorfs HoyI drawers and twenty five
cent chemiseS, not because we couldn't get them as
good as last year. but because the few cents extra
spent tor the next higher grade will more than
repay purchasers in satisfactory wear.
plentiful supply of extra-size garments
has been provided for women who find it hard to
be fitted in the usual ready-made underoothes
Bridal sets, from So to $35 are new
feature of the sale.
Some idea of the variety to choose from will
be gained from these facts:
There are s2275 dozen garments in the sale outside
OF extra sizes and short pettcoats.
II different styles OF nightgowns.
"A different styles of corset
53 different styles of drawers.
SO different styles Of petticoats
21 different styles Of chemses.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09

ware. was held at Bishopstead on SAT-
urday. The following officers We're
chosen; President. Bishop Coleman;
vice-presidents. Commander +. +.
Beatty, u. S. n. and James G. Long
fellow; treasurer. n. II. Hutchins;
register, W. G. Simmons; secretary. ID.
B. Ferris; delegates to represent Della
ware at the biennial meeting of the
society in Philadelphia on June 10
James G. Longfellow. Colonel Z. p
Stacey \. H. Hutchins, +. H. Megaw
D. B. Ferris.
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S5c dozen-regularIy 1Oc each.
$50 dozen Of women's white hem
stitched handkerchiefs; so m e
sheer, some OF the heavier cloth.
1Oc eRch-reEuInrIy 12zc.
200 dozen unlaundered white hem
stitched and revered handkerchiefs
for women.
1Sc each-reRuIarIy 25c.
100 dozen lace-edged handker-
chiefs for women.
25c each-rcHuIarIy 35c.s soc.
100 dozen plain white hemstitoh-
ed handkerchiefs for women. The
linen IN these is remarkably fine.
zoe each-reEuInrIy soc.
so dozen scanoped and embroid-
cred handkerchiefs for women.
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SIS for Women's $3.50 to $21
Wash ShirtWaist Frocks
Second floor, Chestnut street.
Second floor, Chestnut street.

About a thousand altogether-white linens,
colored linens, and natural linens, lawns, chevots.
madras, cotton Examines and voiles-n word,
every cool crisp material used for practical common
sense summer wash dresses.
"a could easily get more for them, said the MAKER
F" were divide the number up and send little patches
to cities the South and West But If let you have the
whole of my money, and Of the dresses
not landing back my hands again. Take them at your
own price"
And that's the whole story.
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A White Sale That Will Go Down
in History Opens Today at
Wanarnaker'S
Wanarnaker'S
It pIeases us to cal dis a Sale of Hyaienic

1t pleases us to call this Sale of Hygienic
UnderclOthes-wthou a single old or dusty
garment, and with everything cut to develop health
and summer comfort to the utmost
Comfort is not all in c0olHeSS. The thnnest
handkerchief-lnen chemse may become a thing of
torture if the armhoes are cut too small and it pulls
and draws across the chest
And who could get restful sleep in a night
gown with the sleeves put in wrong, so that they
draw up and "bind"
Trtles but all-imporant
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White Sale Table Linens
tSouthWest of centerl

The Irishfax acreage in i 1903 was less thanhaf
that OF ten years ago. The Russian crop was also
short, and likely to be still smaller this year on
account of the war.
There was an increased importation of cotton
into Ireland, in 1908 of more than 100000 pounds
Allthis means that sound. reliable linens, partcu-
lary those OF Irish manufacture, must increase in
price, very soon andvery much, and that consumers
who take chances in buying Irish linens indis-
crminatey will run risks of getting cotton mixed
with the flax g s usa-i
HegRaraHtee all he linens lCe sell to Be pure
flax; and these in the White Sale are at unusually
low prices, because we purchased from one ofthe
best Irish makers, in single order 20250 yards of
table linens and 1900 dozens of napkins g
Their first peep out of the cases was en-
Wednesday last they are placed on sale first today
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T1bLe-cL0fhS.

I1bLe-Cl0fhS-
Table-cloths. not fringed, a sub-
stantial serviceable cloth, 2x2
yards. sl.5o; 2x2h yards, tl.9o; 2x1
yards, 1926. Napkins 70 match,
22x22 inches, $3.50 a dozen.
Another grade. IN four handsome
patterns. PKG yards. 81; 2x2isyards.
t2.5o; 2xs yards. 50. Napkins TO
match, 24x24 inches, ss.25 a dozen.
A better grade Of linen. 2xa yards.
S2.25; 2x2s yards. s2.S5; 2x3 yards,
$3.50; 2x3is yards. 81; 2x4 yards,
$780, Napkins to match. 2ox20
inches, $3.50 a dozen; 24x24 inches.
$3.50 a dozen.
Another grade OF fine double
damask cloths. 2x2 yards. $3.50, *
2k yards, s325; 2x3 yards, Ss.75.
Napkins to match, 2sx26 inches.
$3.50 a dozen.
Very fine double satin damaslS
cloths. 2x2 yards. $3.50; 2x21k yards.
$3.50; 2x3 yards, $5.25. Napkins to
match, 26x26 inches, Sc a dozen.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
Union Veteran Legion.

Enoampment No. 80 on Friday even
Ing passed resolutions on the death Of
Comrade Joseph T.. Vantine. Who died
Thursday az his home m New Castle.
They attended his funeral in body
yesterday.
The encampment Is very busy and
Is doing a good deal Of work Recruits
are being mustered at every stated as
sembly and new applications constantly
coming in. The finances Of the en-
campment are in an excellent condition,
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
Corset COUsrs

35c. Cambria, low round neck,
trimmed WIN pleats.
soc. Cambria. trimmed with en-
broidery and insertion.
81. Cambria, trimmed with lace
and ribbon; also with embroidery
and ribbon
Si.75.-ambric, trimmed with en-
broidery and ribbon.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
IdbB HHefI-


BIeacned, three good patterns, g.
inches wide, SOC a yard. Napkins
10 match, 2ix21 inches. s1.75 a doz.
Good. .stocky bleached table linen.
pretty patterns. yards wide, 75c
a yard. Napkins to match, 2lx2f
inches, $3.50 a dozen.
Extra heavy, full-bleached table
linen, half a dozen patterns,
yards Wide. 81 a yard. Napkins TO
match. 24x24 inches. So a dozen.
Handsome silver r-bleached table
linen, that few washings Will
whitep, ? yards wide, Sl.15 a yard.
Splendid quality snow-white table
linen, several pretty patterns. 2
yards wide, sl.15 a yard. Napkins
to match, 2lx24 inches SO a dozen.
Very fine bleached double dam
ask table linen, many beautiful
patterns. yards wide, si.25 a yard.
Napkins to match, 26x26 inches.
$3.50 a dozen.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
Nghtgouns

81. Cambria, trimmed with cius-
ters OF hemstitched pleats and ruff
he; also with clusters OF pleats
and embroidery.
sI.25. Cambria, yoke trimmed with
hemsutched pleats and embroidery.
si.5o. Cambria, trimmed with hem
stitched pleats and embroidery.
Nainsook, trimmed with embroid-
cry and ribbon. Cambria, trimmed
with fine embroidery pleats and
ribbon.
81. Cambria, trimmed with em-
broidery and ribbon.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
White Sale Handkerchiefs
East Of Arcade

A special purchase in Ireland Gust landed
brings us part of the White Sale handkerchiefs:
but mostly they are taken straight from our regular
stock and reduced in price.
Women's handkerchefs for as little as sac a
dozen yet all are pure hHeH-as all Wanafaaker
Evening journal., 1904-05-09

plere, ana with average
prices at least CSC to
33c less on the dol
lar than if the garments
were made up today at
the prevailing prices of
cotton stuffs.
If you want to prove
it, and be downright ex-
travagant, try having your
own underclothes made
at home einstead of buying
them now.
We have omitted this
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10 Preaeh speeial Sermons.

The Rev George L. Wolfe will preach
two special sermons at the FirEe Method
o.. Protestant Church tomorrow.
In the morning his subject viii be THE
Black Giant and In the evening, "Chs an
Eng Sins or Cana Chrti.ian Read Certain
Books. Enter In1o Stock Gambling and
Use intoxicanis Etc. The services will be
shor. ard coed singing will be provided.
BucHER LETTERS WAGONS. SIS SHIP.
lo, 81.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
For School Children
White Sale Baby Clothes
fSeeond floor first oaller0

Short and long drssSss-sO1te hand-made-4-to
sell for halt b11cs.
The short dresses range months
to 2-year Sizes
The little handmade dresses (reguary $3.50 to
49, made America, dainty any French needle
woman could turn out Long dresses 50c to SO.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
Inspected Dam.

Tho new shallcross mih dam at 81.
Georges was inspected yesterday by men,
bers of the Levy Court.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
About 500 Baby Coats
Second floor, first gallery

loeCOnd HooT gallery
60 at half PRICE, and 3-year sizes, with sprink-
ling of year. 81 to $3.50.
Moha Bedford piou nnen natural ponges
Some samples; the remainder
countemanded which the glad dispose Of
Children's underclOthes also in the sale
made specially to our order for girls up to IA
years old; prices fourth to third less than usual
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
MghfgOWRs-

NtgHtgOUfSS--
Cambria, yoke trimmed with lace
insertion and tucks, lace rune on
neck and sleeves. For 4 and 6
years, soc; and 10 years, CSC; Y
and "A years. 75c.
Cambria, square neck. trimmed
with embroidery, insertion and
ruffie. 4 and 6-year sizes. CSC; S
ana 10 years. 75o; z ana Il years,
SEC
PsticoafS-
Cambria, umbrella fiounce and
hemstitched ruffle. 25c, 30c, s5c, 45c
and SOC, according 10 size.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09

Cambria. umbrella hounce and
hemstitched rufle Of lawn, sc,
l5c, SOC, according to size.
Cambria, umbrella founce and
rufiie of embroidery. cambria dust
rufiie. SIC, 95c, slo5. s1.25, s1.S5, sl.45.
according to size.
Cambric. umbrella 1ounce and
tucked rufle OF lawn, all Sizes. 4
70 10 years, Soc.
DrdUefS-
Cambria, with hem and tuekH.
year, 12c; 2 and 4 years, 15c; and
years. 1sc; 10. u and "A years, go.
Muslin, with tucks and ruffie OF
embroidery, 4 70 "A years. 25c. SOC,
35c and 4oc, according to size.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
ForMsn

TOT MeW
12hc each-a grade that would
cost zoe AZ iaundered.
200 dozen white hemstitched
handkerchiefs, unlaundered, with
hand-worked initial.
20c each-reEuInrIy 35c.
100 dozen fine white hemstitched
dress handkerchiefs.
soc each-reRularly soc. z5c.
50 dozen white hemstitched hand-
kerchiefs.
For School Children
there's a lot OF 200 dozen at COO a
dozen-unusually good linen; hem
stitched, with initials.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
PelNc0Qk

So. Cambria, umbrella ruhie OF
lawn, trimmed with three clus-
ters OF hemstitched pleats.
$3.50. Cambria. trimmed with en-
broidery and pleats.
s2.I5. Cambria, lawn ruhie trim
med with three rows Of lace in
seruon. rufile Of lace.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
st.oo, Wilmington to Baltimore and Re-
turn, s1.oo.

Sunday, May IS, via Pennsylvania
Railroad. Special train leaves Will
mington s.4S a. m. returning leaves
Baltimore $50 p. m.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09
Win Not Act on Pastors Letter.

No committee win be appointed by
the New Castle County w. C. T. u. as
requested by the Rev. r. A. Elwood to
investigate the use of liquor at the
county hospital His letter was read
with the other communications and
referred to the committee on resolu-
tions which ended the matter.
Evening journal., 1904-05-09

Paint Your Roof Now.
s-'- cartnaeu what to use
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soelstx Of Va 81 az.

The annual meeting of the Society Of
tho War Of 1912 Of the State OF Dela-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-19
FOR PERSONAL INJURIES.
Suit Of John Drumn Against the Consol.
ldated Road on Trial.

In Judge Johnsons court the trial OF
the suit brought by John Drmm against
tho New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company 10 recover $1,000
for personal injuries, was continued to-
day. Plaintiff was freight hsndrer In
tho employ of tho defendant company on
May 9. 1ap2. and was trucking barrels,
Weighing about half a ton 10 freight
car which was on the fourth track from
the station.
lie asserts that while he was passing
over a bridge that formed the connection
between the car and the freight station
the bridge gave way and he was pre-
oipitsted 10 tho ground. His right leg
was broken between the knee and ankle
and no also received a bad shaking up.
Negligence is alleged because tho com
pany did not properly secure tho bridge
to the car.
owen r. Gallagher and John W. Hogan
are attorneys for plaintiff. and David s.
Baker and Lewis A. Waterman, at
torneys for defendant.