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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

July 8, 1870, 1t says: And every such
new trustee shall have the same powers
authorities and directions to oil intents
and purposes whatsoever as IL he had
bcen hereby originally appointed a trus-
tee And salt estates are to-day held
In trust by said trustees. waiting the
necessary proofs foi ths reversioi, OF
said estates, according to Will OF second
9baronet,.' tts
z(To be CONCLUDED June 25th3
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An All Right Judge,

dered an Important declaion--of especial
Interest to girls. He has declared that It
was not an oftense for a girl to sit on
her lovers lap, and in charging the Jury,
said: III every Girl In montgomery coun-
ty who sits upon her lover's Imp were
to be Judged Of Ill repute, we should have
TO blush for our county" The Judge la
all rlght.-Nilton, Pennsylvania, Stand
ard.
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SOME LETTERS RECEIVED
FROM OUR BOYS AND GIRLS

Dear Editor Enclosed you will find 4
picture OF my brother and myself, with
our goat. I am Sitting on the goat anu
my brother is standing by my side
hope that Il Will win the prize, as I have
Last Monday brother and I went With XII,
papa 70 Greenesyille court and had z iIn ~
time. on Wednesday tnCrning at MR.
tho porter came to Dur do7r. and said
that It was time to got up II we :, were re-
going to catch the curly train. So lwe
5tiniped up and dressed us fast as we
could ana went down tos the train: We
then left fol. Norfolk, where we got some
hreakfast. AZ 10 o'clock we left for Vir,,
ginia Beach. where mamma. sister anu M
baby brother nre spending a few days
for rest. In tho afternoon wo went ous !.
bathing. The. water was hne. 60 .',o we g h at
a fina time there. We left at $50 y. Al.
for Norfolk, where we caught the train I'm
for Wnveify. We arrived at Waverly
at 10 p. M.
We'll, / must close.
7 Your true member.
m m ~ Waverly, Va
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be considered good enough TO publish.
I'LL Yours truly, @ ~ Is s.5l..ss
i Petersburg Va "A ~ q lAt sSs

4 i
Petersburg, Va.
Editor of The Times-D Dispatch: N NJ gs8S
a ] sent you y picture q long time ago.
! don't think 1t ever has beeh pttbllslte
expect to get a prize, but would BIO very
glad to get surprised Ii a y58g
I Will send IN some riddles Ell ter ] ses \
this Published. 5& s8s NJ N
ss9 Yours truly, s. fSsS5
-s1 .'-i' - Ola HARRIS Il;
Five Forks. va. Prince 11dward county.
Dear Editor.
81 now write to thank you for that nice
badge yoti sent me and also for the beau1
tlfui prize. think much of them BOTH.
Yours truly, M I VI. y.
City. a.
Richmond, VA, June 10, 1901
Dear Edtor---I would like to become I, ~
member OF the It. d. C. Club, and / would \
like 1t very much. Goodbye. Il
From Fro 1,iEs eoIEl fnlen 'd1s1.ArJrz. ~
III No. 1903 Duval street, City.
Dear Mr.. Edltor,--.Alt Though It has been
some little time now since / wrote 70 9, Z
you, still have my. pretty badge ant anu
In this, Which / hope, dear Mr.. Edltors
you will find room for In the children
page or The Times Dispatch. thanking
you for your Kindness and wis hing YOU I
great success, remain, ss i iii .ss B
'''e aABR1 III w ORR ;3
. T IL * ~
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Editor Of Tho Tlmes-D Dispatch:
il Dear SIr-I have not sent you draw
Ing in such a long time that \ guess you
think / am not going to send any more.
Enclosed you will find q drawing OF q
man and q boy fishing. and hope It VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
No. SO North Twenty-slxth ST.,

Dear Mitor,-I have been sick and
missed some time from school. and II ant
sorry got sick. because mamma IL going "A
school closes. and II don't like to q go to-
the country BY myself. am going to, By
promoted. II know. I send you e. bird Is Y
rics and letters IN last Sunday 81 pape
Tread them to brother and little sist :! ers
Brother is anxious to stoin the Ct ub. btlt
can write he Is going to get q prize. every
week. and he says lle IS goli1s ~ eaten Up
with mo at school; II he can At &C. eYerys,s
pieces In my desk. n I know he will Sd q III
wonders. butt don't see, how he ]. cal lt n
catchH,lp with mo at school, VIII en- 4 = Will
30 III the sixth primary when he starts
II / have to go TO the country n ext week
i will write you d letter from out there
(. 81 Your little girl,
9ti 4il5 2}5l T IItTIA NJ IL3fJ OYNHE2.38l
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Dear Editor,--I would like to become
a member of that. y. C.5C vii send
You painted bird. also u drawn g. 5il
Please send me q badge. ss92ls
i am your little friend, y ". Y. ISL n
ss{ L4uI.IE Ct, JOHNSTON,
sos w. Franklin Street.
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A From your friend,
BESS lE M. SI1ICHAIlDSON,g

find tho painted bird, which I hope will
Win me a prize. / certainly do feel sorry orr ),
for Hattie scruggs. imagine 1t W We, ls
be terrible to lose one OF your pai 1snn
Il will try to send you a. story soon.
Hoping the club much success, am,
80 Your little friend,
q MILDRED n. MARTINI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Il Deal Editor and II. ID. C. C. Members:
viii you admit another mischi eve,
girl into your circle? feel as thoug ~, l.
the last week. / have had the mumps all
the week. so you may know don't feel
any too good My head feels as u tho 1tss
STUCK IN each side, ana my head stuck on
again, and sweled biz enough, to burst
FOR fear of the waste basket. vi ring on
MARY 3I.APRADE,
S.-Please send mo a. badge?
MARY.LAPRADN
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SO BollIngbrools St, Petersburg. Var
". June Q. 1904. a
Editor of The Times Dispatch sS
dear Slr,-Enclosed you will find q story
and drawings, which have drawn and
Written for the II. ID. &C. hope they
viii be worthy OF publication remain,
Yours truly. lis !. 4, !. s. y,
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DO IN thu sixth PRIMARY Wne1l 8ns, W;
will write you d letter from on u Their
Yog T1h IiIt|s Ell. y. JoYNHR. ssI
Dear E;dltor,-Plc ase send me a badge.
as I wish very much. to become 9. g mem g
Der 1T the u D g. lead ana snegg
you will find q poem. which a hope to see
next Sunday. I am nine years oil u Ii; vi \
NJ G% fulf 5Eul JOHNSON, sS8
No. ssl7 EAST Franslln rl3 street. + 81 NJ
Dear Ed itor,--I. was Il ad to see n IL. Last
Sundays paper tina II was 4 q j. inner.
spa thank bIadge
hope you will accept and put in Sum
days paper. remain. n. i;ssssi@s
K aGsH l1sEla lf1 s. pHt1pPEN;
No. 1012 Floyd Avenue.
&C. Please send me a badge, Enclosed
you will find an acrostic. I hope It will
be good enough to publish Ny school has
second grammar grade I must close.
Katie As Ui s ! 81 J;
", u R Rsfth Fhlsty ,t i'a
Dear E,dltor,-r received my badge and
4 thank you . very nluc IN. I was we'll
with Il a nov will send you
a an1 this week v, :, = i,
4. &c s sf5S II
Dear Editor sec fI 81
The Times D!spat ch enjoy Tho Tim esq
Dispatch chlldren's corner very N rch ill-sS
lave nice Is, time feeding a1 g, and zse5s
hear e 6aSa t one hat has IT,
pathize. very much with, Hattie scrugss.
i'e7s "'''''s- MAMIE LAPRADE.
Dear Editor:
/ send you a story called Jerry
to publish. I made It up myself. ! am
very fond OF writing stories and reading
stories. I enjoy those In the children 9 Il
page very much. g5
yours s'l Eo5ifzR q q a,,51
eo7 y. Clay Street. City June 4, 1901. Ss3
i received my badge and think II (, is So
nice and pretty return many thanks 81
for It. 7 enclose a piece Of poetry which
next sos Sundays day paper. Ny papa takes The
Times. Dispatch. and / think II Is. so nice
/ read the children's page every Sunday.
: ~ ll't'' y No NORA q. ALLEN.
Glover, Va,
SO BollIngbrools St. Petersburg, Va.
June 9. 1904. IN
Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Dear Sir, Enclosed you WILL find q story
Written for the II. ID. &C. hope they
Will be worthy OF publication. remain,
A'ufs ''u4 EucY j. IriAKD,
Il, n &, al. r.
Dear Editor,--I would like to become
member Of thnT p e..c: Is. s. VII n send.
You a painted bird. also ~ DRAWN g.
Please send me a badge. gs
am your little friend, Z, =, Y - js
LuLIE q. IOE1NSTON,
sos w, Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Editor Of The Times ispatch. III.
Enclosed please ind story. which !
hope viii be- nice enough to, find It's way
III tho next issue OF the Childrcn's col
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

June 10, 1901.
Dear Editor.-1 received the pretty
badge you sent me and i thank you ever
so much for 1t. livery ono thought Il
was lovely My cousin says she wants
one. I have found ninety-nine birds
nests am going to see my cousin at
3Beimar again this summer. T was very
sorry for theGglittle girl who lost her
father. 7 have q Glover garden and lots
i A hope my letter will be published.
will send in a story about jamestown
next week. ~ y Il, ,ss ssa Il
i5s ne "a BESS IE M. SI1ICHARDSON,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Dear Editor,-I would like very much to
Join the n. p. c.. Club. Please send mo
a badge at once. I send you Q I, colored
prize. Please publish my name In your
paper. My pictured is the best can paint.
Your little friend,
Ks -LouLA' TsYDNOR, s
NRnnboro, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

/ received my badge and think it is So
nice and pretty return many thanks
for It, I enclose a piece of poetry which
j hope will be nice enough to print IN;
ispatch, and think 1T Is so NICE
/ read the children's page every Sunday
NORA C.. ALLEN. ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

| send You a story called Jerry" {
hope you will find it interesting enough
to publish. I made It up. myself. i am
very fond OF writing stories and reading
stories. l enjoy those In the childrensa.
page very much. M ilS6
Yours sincerely, . d :. !.
GOT u. Clay Street. City, Juno q. 1904. iS92sg
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Dear Edltor,-I received my badge an,
I thank you very much. was wei
saeting 'e every Week send ss You
anagram this week. ,5 s5 q, 33s
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Yours respectfully,
BELLE WlNFRDE MOSS,
7R7l 9Is p0nkAr fVa,

Dear Editor,-Thank you SO much for
the badge. / think 1t was very pretty,
Soon AFTER my brother got his he lost It.
II am very much obliged to you, Anna
Howard Lawson, for explaining behead-
inents to me. understand them now.
I am very sorry to hear you have had
dlphtherla. and 1 hopo YOU are out ~
/ .WiliiIhe editor or some OF tho members
please tell mo the name OF Washing ton's
I war horse?
My school is out now and am a free
I girl The only school duty I have now5i5
/ my music. L practice one hour, q day
expect to have a fine time reading books
! and riding horseback. l wonder IL any
| OF tho member ride. 5is d
! We have four cats and seven Kittens.
The cats names are SNOWFALL. Fluffy,
Bessie and Daisy. haven't named the
1 kittens yet.
With best love for all the members,
ma Your little friend, IN
JANID RUFlrIN SIMS.
Maxwelton, va. sj5, 5
to join the 4. 5. G. Club. ana i sent in
u drawing. and please send me q badR go.
: % VIE 11st TApx1nR
No. 2O5 Reservoir Street.
ING saa, 4 4, 55 Richmond, Va.
! Dear Edltor,--I would like very much to
Join tho Il. y. G. Club and 1 send In @
. drawing, and please send me q badge. "
IS MINNIE TRExLBR,
No. 2o5 South Reservoir street
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Dear Edltor-Ple 8scnd me a badge
as j wish very much to- becom o q y rneni-
Der OF the T.. D. c. G. read and enjoy
all the nice stories every week. En- SEQ
you will find q poem. VIII ctl4I hoI,e TO see
next Sunday. / am nine years ol 7iiss $t3
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09
WARSHIPS ARE NOT NEEDED.
British Pay United States "A Cempli-
ment by Practically Omftting
Coast Naval Armament.

London, Dec. 8.-The United States
is paid high compliment by Great
Britain in thexnew assignment of Brit
ish war vessels to foreign stations. The
admiralty is to issue in few days or
ders for fresh distribution of the ma
TONS naval force, under which only
two ships will be stationed in the en-
tire north Atlantic coats of America,
with two more in West Indian waters
Even these will be used only for pc.
lice purposes, and are considered as in
no way intended as guard upon Eng
lish interests against the United States.
Tho order contemplates a general
shifting about of the really useful ves-
sells in King Edwards navy, and says:
while the relations between Amer
lea and Great Britain remain as they
are we do not need any warships there.
1t would be waste of money"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09
IF YOU SEE 1T IN OUR AID. IT'S So
Not The Same Person.

DR.. William M. Berkeley. of the
Porto Rican health board. sat IN a
Pullman car, on his way to st. Louis
tells the Detroit Tribune.
Through the car a boy in blue uni.
form passed. He held pile of books
bound in brilliant colors before him
and advancing, he ratified off In a nasal
voice the names OF the hooks and
their prices.
stop, said DR.. Berkeley. Let
me see what you We got, boy.
The boy stopped and Dr.. Berkley ran
his eye over one popular novel after
another. He took In his hand
volume more soberly hound than the
best IA volume of Balzac.
That s just out, +" said the boy.
'Pere Goriot.. by II. De Vac
It's his latest and lest novel. -
Dr. Berkeley smiled.
Just outf' he said. "Why. don't
you know that Balzac has been dead
for years?'
The boy frowned impatiently.
"Oh, this isn't the old man. he
SAID. This is his son. ..-~..-x
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09
NO CALENDARS THIS YEAR.

The Herald will not have any calen
dsrs this year. We are sorry to disap-
point our friends, and the reason for SC
doing is this: The first corners would,
many OF them, ask for and insist on hav-
ing more than one. 1t was embarrass-
ing to refuse, especially the ladies, and
two or three hundred going out this
way, left two or three hundred later
Corners without any, and some of these
felt agsrieved. So we concluded this
year, that the best way out of the diff
Guilty was not have ally calendars.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09

The financial, commercial and indus
trial edition of the Nashville Daily News
issued Monday is credit to Nashville
and to the entire State. The edition
consisted Of twenty eight pages filed
with bright, illustrated write ups, show
ing the magnificent industries and won
derful growth Of Greater Nashville. An
edition Of this character is of untold
value to any city, and the publishers Of
the News deserved the encouragement
received from the business men Of Nash
vile in their splendid enterprise.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09

The University Of Tennessee viii ask
the Legislature for $50 COO Of the rso-
pies money. Nothing like asking. OF
course they would not think Of asking
the salons for any Of their own money
But to ask them to be OpeB-heartsd and
generous with other peoples money, is
quite another proposition.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09

New Orleans. Dec. S.-The Frisco
has let contracts for the ships and
docks at the Chalmette terminals. This
is the largest contract which has ever
been let in New Orleans, the total
amount of the bids amounting to over
t2.506.o00.
Win Make "stand Pat- speech.
Washington. Dec. s.--As soon ~, no.
sioie representative Grosvenor. Of
ohio, will make a "stand-pat' tarin
speech that will In his forcible ana
STRAIGHTFORWARD language be a cork
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09
Twins.

Mr.. Russell Estes of the Sawdust
Valley country thinks that nature was
unusually lavish in her gifts this year.
Mr.. Este 9 gathered a fine crop OF corn
from his fields and many wagon loads
of big yellow pumpkins. In one field
Mr.. Estes found &wo big yellow twin
pumpkins perfectly formed and on a
nearby stalk of corn two big twin ears
of corn perfectly formed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09

Carmack will die fighting for Home
Rule in the South. And while he is
fighting there will be mercenaries and
lickspittles, even in his own State, who
will criticise him for not bowling at the
shrine Of Rooseveltism, because they
think forsooth that thrift might follow
fawning.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09

According to Secretary Wilson s
report, the American hen annually
produces 1895. 686. 666 dozens of eggs.
But this will not prevent an advance
in price as Christmas approaches. -
Nashville American.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09
ReynoId.-ButIer Contest.

Washington, Dec. S.-Representative
O1mstead, of Pennsylvania, chairman
of house committee on elections No. Q.
says that he will call meeting of
that committee soon.sto take up the
Reynolds Butler contest from st.
Louis.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09

At recent meeting in dorchester,
Mass, to consider the matter of tariff
teform. reciprocity. etc, ex-Congress-
man Walker said: what men want
want is more of everything; it doesn {
make any difference what. A man
with ten dollars wants fifteen. But
howhbout the woman with ten childrenf
Or the man with one mother in -Iaws
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09

A.special feature of the Christmas
edition of The Herald will be an article
written by Esq. Frank Fl. Smith, COM
pairing Christmas 1904 with Christmas
1864. The Federal army occupied
Middle Tennessee at the holiday
season forty years ago and those were
dark and gloomy days indeed. There
are many men alive today who took
part in those trouplous times. but few
there are who were as observant as
Mr.. Smith and took the trouble to
preserve records of the epoch making
The men are fewer still
who can write as enteItalnlngly as
does Mr.. Smith, so we feel sure that
his article will be read with more than
passing interest.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09

n Mr.. Carnegie still thinks It a
>disgrace TO die rich, just let him keep
on signing Mrs. Chadwick's paper.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09

Neglected colds make fat graves
yards. DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men ana women to a happy,
vigorous old age.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09
WORSE THAN BOIL wEEvIL.

10 letter addressed to the Chsirman
Of the Executive Committee Of the Ma
tionsl Cotton Convention. soon to be
held at Shreveport, La. declining TO
serve as chairman Of that convention,
Gov. Vardamsn writes as follows:
The question of the Craftsmanship
being settled. Il cannot refrain from MOTTO
ing IN this connection rapidly growing
tendency with our people, which | fear
may soon become q characteristic, and
which TO me is more TO be deplored than
the boil weevil or any other enemy to our
material interest. II is the disposition
TO surrender the imperial right OF free
born white American citizen to express
his honest thought-the disposition TO
barter their manhood and sell their in
dependence for a mess of pottage of ma
terisl prosperity or political place One
Of the strong arguments made by an ed
itor of your city against permitting Gov.
Vardaman to serve as Chairman Of the
convention was based upon the fact that
Gov. Vardsman has incurred the dis
pleasure Of the President of the United
States. who would regard courtesy to
Gov. Vardaman as a discourtesy to him,
and for which discourtesy to him he
would, with delight, punish ali the cot
ton growers of the South by withhold
ing Federal aid from their effort to stamp
out the boil weevil or head it off from its
devastating march to the North Pole. l
hope the President of the United States
is not as bad man as conduct of that
character would stamp him. But l am
not sure OF it. You can no more tell by
what Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt says to-
day what he will do tomorrow than you
can tell the character of the person
buried beneath the stone by the epics en-
graved on the stone. The people of the
South are indeed IN a deplorable condi-
ton, If in the life of this republic it has
some to pass that in order to enjoy the |
privileges of citizenship and execute !
their rights under the Constitution they |
must kiss the hand that smites them, /
and glorify the contemplate creature
who would break down their institn
lions, dishonor the traditions which dis
tinguish their civilization and in either
ignorance or malice place their affairs
on par with the disorganized and dis
credited republic of Hayti.
I'm the performance of the functions
If his office as President. standing as
he embodiment of the majesty and pow
Or Of the laws Of the great republic, l,
.s citizen thereof. am as loyal to Theo-
lore Roosevelt as any man who lives be
heath the stars and stripes, But for the
little individual who has seen fit to
nalign Jefferson Davis, and with brutal
refused to correct false
rood written about him after Mr.. Davis
lad called his attention to it, who has
nsulted the Southern people, violated
he law for the purpose of humiliating
dississippians particularly, | have no
more respect for him, though he be
resident, than had for this same little
Individual when he was pursuing his
n cost becoming avocation - breaking
'ronchos on Western ranch.'
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-12-09
MRS. CHADWICK IS ILL.
The American Queen of QuestfOna-
bile Finance Suffers n Serious
Nervous Collapse.

New. York. Dec. 8.-Mrs. Cassie L.
CT adwick's condition mentally and
physically took violent turn for the
worse shortly before noon Wednesday.
DR.. II. A. Moore was hurriedly sum-
moned to her suite in the New Am
sterdam hotel.
He expects to be in constant attend
ance. His statement concerning her
condition made it appear that Mrs.
Chadwick was most seriously i'll. He
said she is in the worst state of nerv-
Gus collapse that woman could be in,
and he has fears of the outcome.
The Kansas City Post once.
Washington, Dec. S.-President
Roosevelt has authorized the statement
that he will appoint Joseph s. Harris
postmaster at Kansas City, Mo. The
appointment will not be made immedi-
ately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-12
COW A PRISONER (
How an Owner Was Separated
From His Bovine.

ss5sas Especial To The Times Dispatch.)
mich COW 81 i lookup Is an unusual sight.
but such Is TO be seen at the Spencer stock
yards. A gentleman who moved his family
from Charlotte to Spencer to live; also had
hIs cow shipped from that place The terri
tory is outside Uncle Sans quarantine lines
I'm consequences or ySich the COW capnot be
delievered to ats owner hence y is being held
Mr. j. @. Miller, OF Spencer. who was 20
seriously injured In the wreck OF No. o. !:
the Southern 4 fast mall. near Pelham. a bout
q week ago. has recovered nffleiently to be
brought to his home. ! t.is now almost certain
that he will recover. Engneeri Kritzer who
was IN the same y able to be out
saved 4:sir li,.1 BIZ jumping from tho en-
CINE before theScraah came. 8. !. H +.
M Mr.. NJ. B. Barrier. an employs OF 4the
American Bridge Company. OF Manchester.
who was 3 seriously injured Friday at the
Spencer shops. is improving and will r, re-
cover. He was hurt by a hammer weighing
more than thirt pounds falling on his back q
at a distance OF thirty feet. rs XIV, .ss
a seleepe. a merchant. Of this place, had q
narrow escape from a Il runa wa W tch Soc-
t,:S2.d near 8 thEs city yesterday afternoon.
He and another man were out driving when
the horse took fright at a pasAing train ana
overturned the buggy IA I'LL s 555b