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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-12
Selecting Seed Potatoes,

Varieties Of potatoes may be pre-
vented from running out and even i'm
proved by selection. TO select pota-
toes. dig by manipulating which will
separate and select the seed from the
best hills. In few years by this
process the yield Of merchantabIe pota-
toes can be easily improved.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-12
Treatment for Fence Posts,

A cheap and effectual method OF
preventing the rotting of fence posts is
said to be practiced by French farm
ers. The posts are piled in a tank and
the whole thickly covered with a quick
lime, which is gradually Stacked with
water. Another plan. used in this
country, is to char the posts to the
depth Of half an inch, and then dip
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-12
Enp1jsh Lime Su.phur Din.

In England. an experiment was
made in dipping sheep with a lime sui
phur dip containing % pounds of sui
phur per 1919 pounds Of lime. A guam
give a dark red color. and before using
the liquid was diluted to 100 gallons
The dip proved effective for sheep scab
and did not materially injure the wool
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-12

pretense Of wiping cinder from her
eye What a shame, now. when she
needs the property so much"
Hang the property. I'd mortgage
the whole Of 1t rather than not get
you, Dolly" cried Mr. Wiggin. with
vehemence that quite closed her
mouth.
And so at last he had Miss Dolly
cornered.-Harper's Bazaar
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-12

you will have shade house something
like that shown Inf the cut, and the
stock will enjoy 1t and be all the better
for it. They would thank you for it If
they could. so spend little time build
ing some. even two or three. by way Of
experimentation News.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-12
Low. Rack for Corn.

Whoever raises sorghum for any
purpose but grazing and cuts corn
stalks whole will need ow-dOwn
rack for this sort of work. No Job OH
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-12
Shropshire Ra m.

This champion Shropshire ram is
owned by George Allen, Of Vermilion
County. Illinois.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-12
A New Apple Picker.

A Washington State fruit grower
has invented an apple picker which
attracts considerable attention among
fruit growers in that section. 1t seems
to be telescope device which can be
instantly adjusted to reach the fruit
on any level of the tree. At the upper
part Is ring with the cutting edge
operated by trigger. The ring cuts
off the fruit which drops from the
horn, or telescope. to the canvas bag
attached to the shoulders Of the opera
tor 1t Is claimed fruit can be picked
without bruising and in about half
the time required by the common
method.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-12

Every Dnun knows TOO many things
that are none Of bis business.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-12

them In coal tar, but the coal tar
should be SO used as to extend above
the surface Of the ground, when the
posts are in place. While this may not
prevent decay. yet 1t will prolong the
period Of durability Of the posts.
Working in the wheatfieId.
Most people are probably familiar in
a general way with the principles and
methods used in wheat shocking Yet
there are details the conformation to
or neglect Of which makes all the diff
ference between a first class job and a
poor one. l wish to show here some of
the details which make for convenience
and excellence in the work, says a
Rural New Yorker writer.
l find the following plan OF setting
up shock most satisfactory: Set down
four bundles in row and follow with
one In the middle on each side. Now
place bundle In each OF the four va
cant places and put on two caps. For
caps select bundles with long straw
above the bands. They will cover the
shock better and will not fall Off so
easily. Place the heads OF the caps in
the direction from which the strongest
winds blow. II the heads face the
wind the caps will not blow OF as
readily as they will II the butts face 1t.
Here are few general suggestions:
II the shock has been set up as here
directed it will contain twelve bun.
dies. Experience teaches that this Is
very nearly the right number. Some
little variation, Of course, is allowable
But il shock Is much smaller 1t lacks
stability. and the same is true II the
shock is much larger. especially II the
wheat Is dead ripe. When the wheat
is dead ripe the heads stand out. and.
especially in a large shock, the bun
dies are liable to fall down. II the
heads stand out 1t is good plan to
hug the shock tightly before Gaping.
In large shock slightly green wheat
Is apt to mold. When starting shock
II convenient start 1t in the middle Of
the bunch Of bundles. This will save
the time and labor involved in carry
ing bundles around the shock.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27
colnzabia, December 2e..

colnznhia, December 26.-In one
respect the most unusual lynching
that ever occa:rel in this State toob
place ln Harnw-e:i friday night. Moth
ing has been pc1lished about it and
ssAe FIRST known CT it Was w:len the
geve-aor received information from
= report OF soe.lf creech this morn
sag. The .ylacaing took place at vi
mers, twa naS~oes being the victims,
they benz a,sea of killing Z
sseg33aif.4 saaA ,saa.ed Craddocl. Only
suspicion s1ssscf.ea to tee negroes
sssaere being "a aTooe- While await
ing II tee vt;ege ;eckup to be taken
0 5&a azro5 sect them to death. Con
stahje Earay 1e5erted to the sheriff
nss5 lno-rdIsg tha- the prisoners mad
ESCAPED.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27
Eot;ce TO Veterans.

& Crosses d fonor will be given to sons
sand & scsaoa2fs Of Confederate vets-
rans y Dick Anderson Camp y.
ID. c.. o. .I"aa4rys 10th. 1896. Ap.
gaiiegt:as' ;ia:ise e2a be obtained sroul
Nrs. 8 eei.7. IT l06 VEST Hap,p-
scn Arenua 33la:.ks mast be filed
IN aae 7e5srasd p1omptly, or crosses
cannos s5e obtained in time for be.
stowal oa the l9th.
Adele Moses,
Corresponding Secretary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27

public works Of the city of Sumter to
sell the bonds turned over to them by
the city Of Sumter and make the pur-
chase Of the waterworks, sanctioned
by the election hereinbefore- referred
to.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27
THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL
Is Preparing an Interest Comparative
Statement of Land Tax Values.


troller General Jones is preparing for
Incorporation into his annual report
to the legislature, an interesting
comparative statment of the land tax
values Of this State, the comparison
being as between the three decade
periods ending in the tax years Of
1884, 1894 and 1904. The table,
when completed, will also show the
values for the present year. The fig
ures are given by counties, and while
the table is not yet complete enough
to show all the final results for which
Ut is intended there are some interest
ing figures ready The table shows
only the values for property outside
the Incorporated cities and towns, but
these values include the buildings on
this country land. The table is there
fore of particular interest as showing
the tax values on farm property. The
figures show that while this class Of
1884 to 1894 from an average Of
1886 per acre to S3.74, there has been
an actual decrease since the Tillman
regime to s3.72 per acre in 1904. The
figures for 1905 have not yet been tab
ulated. In 1884 the number OF
acres returned was 17,404,927, the tax
value oftwhich was s53,475,922, as
against the total valuation of S57,z62,-
$40 in 1894. Since that time there
has been great quantity Of land add
ed to the tax books, through the re-
covery Of marsh lands and for other
reasons, over 200 acres in the past
ten years, there has been not only no
proportionate increase in the total
valuation, but an actual average de-
crease Of 2 cents per acre. Although
it is a we'll known fact that the sell
ing value of farm property has gone
up in this State along with everything
else. In passing it should be noted
that this property does not include
cotton mill plants either outside or in
side of cities and towns.
The table as a whole is not yet avail
able for publication, but The figures
for Anderson, Charleston, Florence,
Sumter and Greenville counties were
pointed out as showing interesting
changes.
The figures for Anderson are: Total
valuation in 1884, s12,689,769, as
against s3,373,732 for 1894, s2,S17,-
o1s for 1904 and s2,S2s.311 for 1905;
the average value per acre for these
periods are $3.50, s7.67, s6.o4 and
s6.os.
Charleston-sS17,51o, ss1O,309, ST.
s42,1O5, s1.S33,645; average per acre,
s16.e2, 1912, s4.74 and $40. Gust
prior to the third period Charleston
added $4,000 acres from Berkeley
county)
Florence-s1,S46,6S for 1894,
s1,477,310 for 1904 and s1,4SS.412 Tor
1906, the average per acce being s3.il
$500 and s4.00. (Fiorence is a new
county, and there are therefore no fig
ures for the first periodD
sumter-s2. .2s5,100, $2,946, $50. 81
696.76O. s1.694.660; average per acre
s4.43. $3.50, s4.54 and s4.52. Sumter
recently lost considerable territory to
Ice county.
Greenville-s2, ,3os.2s5, s2,s66,535,
sS,O49,225, s3,O6s,25O: average per
acre. s494, $3.50, ss.2s, ss.2+.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27

SeeS little courage Tor a negro to taEe
and naintain the stand that he did,
As ne have @a:d heretofore there was
no negro in Sumter more sincerely
slked and respected by the white peo-
pIe OF all ages than Joe Levan and it
would be but a small testimonial of
aaer respect for them to mark his
sasSng resting place with an appro-
pirate monument
we know that the old Confederate
soldiers viii gladly contribute TO this
sune sor they showed ip what esteem
shey held him by attending his funer-
al IN body.
Ehe Dasis I.en suggests that the
eonfri butioas be handed to Mr. J. D.
FildeE. who IS an officer of Camp
SDsek anderson, u c. v, and the US
yof these columns is rendered him for
IKE purpose of making acknowledge
ment Of the contributions received.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27
G5e allaItDasall alsG Soatgrort
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2z 1895.

The. Ss.nter Watchnadn was founded in
ssse and the True southron in 1866. The
wascknan and Southson now has the com
hined circulation and influence of both of
she old papers, and is manifestly The best
xaYe,tising medium in Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27

On February st Drans Pharmacy will give away hand
Gold Watch worth $4,000. it's equivalent, be
lected at Folsou,'s Jewelry Store.
The watch viii be awarded the person who guesses
the number Of seed contained the big pumpkin
exhibition.
disinerested committee will be appointed the
pumpkin and the SEED the day the contest closes
With each five ~ purchase guess is given. Ask
for Pumpkin guess ticket and record guess fer each
cents you spend
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27
4 GOOD SUGGESTION.

We heartily endorse the suggestion
made today by ascitizen sthatssa fund
be 7aisea by popular subscription to
ere a stone to mark the grave OF
Jcsspa Leyan. The gentleman who
ma this suggestion showed his earn
essnsss by tenaering SUBSCRIPTION.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27

l5aag NavSet Report.
~ Private Wira t. The Sumter Cot
ron STC lauge.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27
A QUIET LYNcHING

socearr.ad IN Barnwen Last Friday
Night.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27

Mrs. Thomas w. Woodward OF
Winnsboro, was knocked down by a
trolley car on the streets Of Columbia
Wednesday, but was not seriously in
jured.
]. T. Grandy & Sons, of Greenville,
the contractors who have been build
ing the big power dam on the Saluda
river, have been adjudged bankrupt
and work on the dam has stopped.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27

g.
the people OF Sumter can
g rd to show this mark cf re-
by SO doing they viii pay
nerited tribute to honest
rougnout his long life Joe
true to lis friends and
s Ewerved him from allegiance
Eust in the white 1nen Of the
i - ot this community in par
8 m he openly declared to
z and trcesr 4rte~ds OF the
S .ssssss condace ana his poiiti-
were proof of the sin
OF ::sss eesez.ss:z.la sssezzs.s:z.la aud during
: 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

TO explain this proposed eullyap.nrlu
match, a bout That " p0WilNrlN forbid,
den by the articles signed by lrilt und
Nelson undor penalty of FORGETTING iholl
depoAll with rOrhotl Nelson tOnlglt
produced u telegram from Wllllo hiu
who manages his brother Jimmy which
rondn nv follows
'ann Francisco, june l-Al llelford,
Manager kid sullivan Eprckn Athletic
club neltlmoro' MIDI BooM sullivan
tSIgncd), "WuLLlE mlTr,"
That N no, all lIcliord, ON receipt Of
lhl. mcsog, troW bll'l @nl I! to 9
with the request that ho boost sullivan
Tor match with Brllt
Asked whit would happen II nrIt
should repudatc This telegram Nolan ro'
''Ii they deny this telegram / viii nut
5000 into your hands ono hour lnior
which | Will bet Britt that can prhiu 'r
the proof OF II have hoeu trying Tor a
Iona tmo ~ yet ihR fellow into the
rlng with Nelton and az otl ! got him 90
dnlo these articles, They cSprcNNy stare
that neither man shall cugagc in amy,
thing but siN'round bouts before they
meet ana ,hnt moolng gge 10 be not
later Than AuR, 70, Now Nelson has a
ono wcoka theatrical engagement NJ n
Will no direct 10 San Francisco. We VIII
arrive before the FIRST of July ,ps II ia
stated IN these articles that each man he
In san Francisco by that timo, We win
carry oui ovory clause of that agreement,
and n Britt attempts 20 MdDMoO VA for
sullivan we Will claim Ms forfeit I have
no doubt that Brit w willing ~ give un
$500 rather than nghl Nelson, but ii
he docq, let Inc tell him he vii b. a dend
one IN San rrnndsco, az n viii show that
not even his written word could gci him
Into the ilng with tho Battling one"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
National Educational Convention,

ON account ~ the convention ~ thu
National Educational Association NJ
Ashbury Park July 3rd to IN, the Wa
bash Railroad has put into effect
rate OF ore fare for tho round trlp 10
New York plus 1886 from there This
ticket win bn good either direct or Via
New York Guy ANA II III optional with
the passenger 10 use rail or boat line
between Detroit ana lluifalo ana be-
tween Albany and New York, All
tickets routed Via Wabash II, n, viii
be good for siopoyora IN either or both
directions ~ Detroit ana Niagara Fails
aud NJ New York ON the return trip.
Tickets ioadlng via Wabash n, u, win
also be good between Now York and
Ashury Park ON steamers OF the sandy
Hook Line which arrangement win
add n llltlo walt 10 the trip These
tickets win be IN sale from June gSth
10 july lHi inclusive, aud VIII be good
for return llll AUGUST 3ist
MI phi y, Hitchcock, a., A, r. n, "
the wabash II II, ~ Denver states
lhn, he VIII be pleased 10 answer all
questions ana mail literature pertain.
Wg ~ the tllp uu request,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
AT THE RESORTS.

Some $500 ladies' took advantage of
yesterdays belng Ladies day nj the
lake and went out 10 Saltalr, and they
and their escorts enjoyed the occasion
very much.
N Lagoon n busy time " expected
the remainder OF the present week
wednesday IL ], q, o, IT, day and q
special win be run for the event from
Tintlc, bringing In about 100 members,
Thursday win be the scottish day at
The resort, ana saturday an ,Ncursion
VIII be run from sanpolo over ,hc salt
Lake Route,
The Daughters Of the Pioneers have
plSnnod an outing Tor laiGor's park
mex, saturday June a. IN which the
entire afternoon and evening will be
consumed In n delightful program At
? o'clock the crowd VIII gather at the
resort Hnd a. . O'Clock n program
viii be rendered IN which GOV Wells,
Major Young and several other prom.
nenl people win participate Tho as
ISOLATION has extended a General IN.
vit0ilon to al friends of the plonoord
10 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS,

Forty million bottles Of August Flow.
or hold IN the United states alone since
ne introduction And the demand for
II " Htll growing, Isn't ,hlt nno
showing Of Wccoss2 Don't Il grove
that August Flower Eas had unfnllng
success IN iho cure Of Indigestion and
dyspepsia 1.-The two greatest enemies Of
health and happiness Docs I, not at.
ford the best evidence that August
Flower 10 sure specific for an stom.
nch and intestinal disordcrs2-.ihat Il
has proved itself the lest of all liver
regulators August Flower has n
matchlogs record of over 35 years IN
curing the ailing millions Of these dis.
,rcgslng complaints n auccces that IN
becoming wider IN ils scope every day,
NJ home aud abroad, NJ Tho fnmo Of
August Flower spreads, Trial bottles,
2hc, regular slSo, ijc, For sale by
all Druggists,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
BILLY Stiff WAS
BADLY BEATEN Man
George Gardner WaIIopcd Chicago
Fat Boy TO a Standstill
Last Night.
ENDED IN TINE FIFTH ROUND.
Small Crowd Saw the Flssco aud Was
Decidedly Disguised with the
Alleged Boxing Match.

sust one little word IL sufficient "a
Characterize tho alleged nghl at ogden
last night between Billy SUIT OF Chloaso,
and George Gardner OF Lowell Mas'
That word Is,
"FRoST"
n was certainly q frost whether iNtend'
nd AS such on not There were those
oresont who unhcflallngly declared tho
hing franc up" Tho "Nows' docs NO,
mako that ohnrgo, but We do say that N
win take q whole lot Of oNplainln' To cons
vince M that tho charge II not true
Aflcr such exhibitions I, IL small won'
DER that boxers conno, draw enough III
ogden to purchase a plate OF "hom'nnd''
Talk about either Gardner on SUIT
nghllng Mike schreck' II their perform
anec last night II anything TO Judge by, II
IA 10 laugh, schrock would whip them
both In the same rink at the same time
with one eye shut,
Here are some reasons why q number
Of hght fans declare that ne aIalr wnb
4 frame up There was q howl from ne
unrdnor Camp because there was only
money enough IN the house 70 buy slnh'
us and coffee, Then there WAS long Dc.
lay IN fact II was nearly " O'Clock
eaid that during the wait there was \
frame ip During the Ave rQunds that
iho agony lasted SUIT was either Rnock'
ed down on fell down 10 times The wal.
lops that put him down, with one oSccp.
lion, were overland swings 90 the back
Of SUITS head, The last time he went
down II was from n wight hook 20 the
law, II landed fairly but was not hard
enough 10 punch a hole in tub Of water
The mn went down ond Referee Donnlds
al i'm lal
slill could no. reach uadncr with Me.
ltft Al all, I've swung many times with his
right alwaye missing blows for the head
but landing n fow times ON Oardnere
ribs,
As TO the condition Of the mcnj There
WAS every reason 10 believe that the chi.
Cupo fat boy wuh in tine shape lie had
worked for some weeks ON the rond ANA
IN the gym, ana should have bCcn IN ilp'
Top shap, Tho npht fans say that IN
stIll Gardner WAS said TO Dc IN nrt
round each man went TO his corner puls
hng Ike n locomotive
Gardnor did practically all thQ milling
and AT that II was very little rs
punches had anything behind them except
steam sun went 10 the moor enough
however and II viii take great deaf u
eloquent dlsoourelng to convince tho fans
thst he lid not 30 down oi biz own Voli'
ton, From SUITS performance " IL IN,
norsiNlo TO imagine how he ovor cot n
l'clsOn over SohlTck Another Suspicious
feature about tho afIalr was lhnl sllft
wat apparently ns strong "a over ten
seconds after Ne was counted out
The attendance wnS very small, nr0bn'
by $500 IN the house,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Ihs Automobile Show.

.AnoIls regarding the two automobile
shows 10 ho hold IN New York next Jan.
unly are IN AN Interesting condition a,
present The motor aud accessories man.
nlaotufcb have formally voted 10 support
the show In Madison Square Garden, ond
20 has tie Importers association Tho
new orpnnisauon Of unlicensed mokere
have voted % exhibit al tho show OF tn
Automobil h club OF America IN the slkiy'
ninth regiment urmoly, The show ln ne
garden, VIII be under tho auspices " the
Association Of Licensed Automobile Man
ufnotuicls aud WIN be known ~ the sixth
annual national show The Automobile
club W styling tho arm0ry event iie sixth
annual show, because the iirst one IN
Now YORK was held under III auspices
ana u h0d ono member on the committee
with the manufacturers at The subsequent
ones, The club Fqulrms NJ having the
pQldon Nifalr known ne the national show
while Mo manufacturers object 10 the
CLUB calling ~ event ,ho flNlh, The max,
era having an idea that they furnishc
the cars and save tho shows, the club not
bolne 4 producer Some feeling has been
aroused ana the club IN working hard 10
have its show rival the one IN tile garden,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Y, ", E.. A, OPENS,


Tho nov Y, VI Z, \ bulIlNg wna
tupno uf busy ActlyltN last evening, whom
.ol yoUng men and boys but mostly boys
applied tor physical examination 10 ns'
certain TO what oNCut thcN might be Hl'
miilod ~ the phyflIol exercises Of th,
Institution, F'w wcrt turned away nnd
ard baths Of the y N g., A VIII be pa
lronllcd by al that con well be taken
care o. Director Dur,ucr took clHa
Of 20 young mcn aud boys IN the noor OF
Tho gym last evening explained the us'
Of the apparatus and put them throng
clcf, suitable uniforms viii be- worn, the
Younger boys and young mon Ia wear
white uniforms, and The older men 10
wear white shirts aud stray ,rouetrs
lloys were applying all Gay for ndme.
,lon cards, and many older persons calle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Amateurs,
BRITT II SIDE STEPPING.
Apparently DOCS No, Wan, Any More "
OnS pnltllna NNIsOn.

\ dispatch from Chicago snAs.
l'nitllhR Nelson and Ms manager Billv
Nolan, arrived M chicago Yesterday from
the east ANA no HooAor had they landed
than they splung q Inc lltlo Honpnll0n
"a show lip the dodglng methods employed
BY mo nrlllH TO got on, of a match VIII
tho Dane.
IN tho first place, he articles Of ogrco,
monl which have hoon 20 much talked
about IN u vague way were shown ana
they are as lronolnj nH any set OF articles
could poeslply b., They hour nv slglo'
lures ~ llillv Nolan, Jimmy Britt, Nam
llorgcrl Tor the club) and n witness 1h1y
are certainly convincing, Also No an
hOlds a receipt from Harry torboii I r
s2po forfeit money posted for this match,
l,rli, has the same,
But tho real news that orcpt owl served
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
bad Automobile Accident.

Portland, Or June 20 About /
o'clock this morning an automobile con.
tanning four persons crashed into A
wood wagon near the Twelve Mile
house, 1? miles east Of this ELL, Y. Il,
Allen ana two women occupants NJ The
automobile were seriously ana perhaps
fatally injured, ana the driver Of tho
wood wagon was badly hurt The ma.
chine was completely demolished The
chauffeur escaped win a few bruises
\ d was summoned from Portland,
where the injured persons were taken
about 3 o'clock this morning,