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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-11-03
LOCALS

The schools are holding examin ations
this week
George Brothers have inaugurated a
clothing sale to open next week.
A number of our young people attend
ed a storm party at the home of Mrs.
S. A. Beckett, Tuesday night.
One OF the handsomast gifts received
by DR.. apd Mrs. G. Y. Clarke at their
wedding this afternoon was set Of
hand painted bouillon cups and saucers,
a gift from Miss Annie Williams sister
OF Mrs. Clarke. The work was done by
Miss Williams, who has an art studio IN
St Louis, and is something very fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Freeman left Tues
day for theie new home in Madisoneile,
where Mr.. Freeman has gone into busl-
ness. Mr.. Luther Frirrson will take
charge of the motel for the present.
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AMPUTATION NOT NECESSARY

After a more thorough examination
Of j. p. N.nnatta, VINO sustained a
broken leg whils riding to town Tues
day. the doctors decided that ampdta
ton might not be Necessary, so they set
sGe broken limb, and the young mar
was can't home Young Vannstta is
married mar, sDd claims to be almost
pennile.s And while he lay or his back
ia the wagon which carried him home
purse of S2J co was made up for him
by the citiz ms who witnessed mis- pitia-
HE condition.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-11-03
IS visiting her daughter. Mrs. q. W.

is visiting her daughter. Mrs. q. W.
Kelley.
Mrs. Ssllie Price, of near Columbia,
has moved in our midst: we gladly
welcome them
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Priest, Of Cen
tervIlle. Mrs. Myrtle Weaver. of Nash
vile and Mr.. Lane. of Marshall cOun-
ty, were here last week to attend the
burial of DR.. j. L. OveIton.
Miss susie Moore. of Rock Spring.
spent last week with Mrs. j. l.. Over
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mckee. of
Theta, were visiting Mr.. John Chapel
and family last week.
Little Miss Lizzie Bell Price has
gone to Nashville to spend the winter
Mrs Il. W. Kelley. X. L. Hays, R.
NJ. Green and Raven Locks spent one
day recently very pleasantly with Mrs.
Bell PIpkin. of NeapolIs.
Many thanks dear aunt for your in
quiries of Raven Locks, would be
so glad to visit you at your home at
CIestvIew.
Mrs. Green and daughter. Miss Jen-
ME. have returned to theiI nome in
Nashville, after stay at this place.
TIE farmers are very mach behind
with their work, owing to so much
rainy weather.
MI. ]. A. G Jones has bought from
Mr.. Tom Sowell four acres of land and
will have him a nice little cottage put
on it In a few weeks. RAVEN LOCKS
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LANTON.

Lanton, Oct. 81 "A great many
cough.
Miss LoIa Hays has returned from a
pleasant visit to Lewisburg.
Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald has returned to
her home at Mccain s, after several
weeks stay here.
Mrs. ID. D. Basham. of Dark's Mill,
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RELIGIOUS

Rev. T. r. Curtis. who has been pas,
tor of the Methodist Church at this
place for the past year, will continue for
at least another year. Mr. Curtis is a
splepdid man, an ardent, ear nest preach
or, and his many friends will rejoice at
his being sent here again by the Confer
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-11-03
WHAT NEED OF ANY OTHER?

Il never see Throggins doing any
hing. What's his occupation"
HIS occupation? He has a second
cousin that's the president of big lite
insurance company. '-Chlcsgo III.
bune.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-11-03

Hundreds Of lives saved every year
by having DR. Thomas Electric Oil
In the house just when 1t is ne' ded.
Cures Group. meals burns, cuts, wounds
of every sort.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-11-03

A merry party stormed Miss Mary
Howard on Tuesday night, at her home
on North Main Street. Those who made
up the party we're: Miss Mary Estes and
Chas. Alexander, Miss Carrie Estes and
Irvine Hackney, Miss Vera Cross and
Mr.. Higgins, Miss Alice Doss and W
Waddey. Miss Eleanor Gregory and Mr..
Henry Nave, Miss Flora Smith and Ed
Tarpley, Miss Jessie Bostick and o. w
Fleming. Miss Mary howard, the hon
Gree, and DR.. w. H. Kittrell. jolly
time was had, and all went home eager
ly wishing that Halloween night came
every week.
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ladies of this section, and by her lovely
character and sweet disposition has en-
deared herself TO the hearts of every
scquaintar ce. DR.. Clarke came here
seven years ago FRI Nashville, where
he had been associated with Dr. Saw
age since his graduation at Vanderbilt.
HIS former home was IN Louisiana. He
is prominent and rising young physI-
clan, and also a member of the Williams
Drug Co. He is popular with every one,
and has tne heartIest congratulations of
his many friends over the prize he has
won.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-11-03
DARK'S MILL

Dark's Mill, Nov. ? Bro. Hobby
will ill his regular appointment a
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-11-03

Dr. L. G. Burgard, Dentist, at Stew
art House, Mt. Pleasant, Tuesdays and
Fridays. If
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-08
A ST. louis pEcuLIARIrY.

.4For city its size St. Louis Is Pc
Guitar In at least one respect" William
wineheu remarked to 'tGIobe-Demo-
craft reporter, '-ard that is IN It's total
absence OF life downtown after the
theater crowds have gone home When
1 say total use the word unaovisedly,
of course, bu. It certainly seems that
way to one who remains in the business
district for an hour after the theatsrs
close This does not mean that St
Louis Is better than other communities
in size, or even smaller. Tor don't be-
neve it is The saloons and other
places OF a degrading character are
open and there are always customers.
but these customers appear 10 have a
fear OF the chance gaze OF anyone who
may perhaps be on the streets. They
either remain IL the place where mid
night finds them until 1t actually closes
up or else stink along the sidewalks Ike
so many nlalefaetors. In other COM
munitfes people walk the streets when
they are out late, either through choice
or necessity. with all that asse-ttyeness
OF their right to do so. but here an apof-
ogy Is written in the gait and attitude
of those who are up late. Another Pc
cuiiar thing is that all things respecta-
bic, or rather nearly all. shut up shop
arouNnd midnight There are none Of
those delightful little restaurants al
which a man may lunch after L o'clock
and be entertained with a good orches-
ira or several singers while eating with
out any sacrifice TO his reputation, un-
less IL Is one of the very high-pricsd
places where formalfty congeals the
very air and the jolly spirit OF true Be-
hemians halts at the Threshold Moth
ing that appears to be reSpec1a bic. save
y-tra- n ra
seem justified in remaining awake until
The clock strikes IL IN St Louis"
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Deaths by Months and Days.


The Slocum and Norge disasters and
the Russian tornado combined to make
June by far the most fatal of the
months: even the wholesale loss Of life,
characteristics to accidents In the East.
at the bursting dam IN China and on
Azofrs collapsed pier could raise Feb
low in order January, August. July.
April. March, November, Decempfr,
September, May-aad October with fhe
least to her dascredit. 49,
The Slocum again has made the 18th
of the month the day most fatal to life
LOSS all told. The s1st was least fatal.
seeing but n killed during It's seven
appearances. In the number Of accf-
dents rather than in me number OF lives
lost, the zth was most fatal with a
total OF Is: the 18th Is the date OF only
two mishappeninss.
The -.hoedeo" on the 18th was not
marked. FIVE of the twelve days TO bear
that date passed without accident; tia
other seven witnessing ten instances In
which 231 lives were taken. and one OF
these-the cloudburst near Manila Il
July-is responsible for nearly two
thirds OF that figure. AS to the 18th Of
February-e day that only Is due once
in four years-it was IN 1901 the death
date for Il. a fire IN q London tenement
claimed Z, another IRE on the Island OF
St. Felicsan carried OF y, while the
collapse OF the Hotel Darlington. n New
York. put an end to z careers April
Fools Day saw IS deaths. Thanksgiving.
with its two fires, was responsible Tor
Is more. and even Christmas brought .
railway collision fatal to seven.
WARWICK JAMES PRICE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-08
THE pREoecupIEp MAN.

Young Wife-Reggy. is your love for
me as warn, as 1t was yesterday?
Absent-minded Hubby (reading)-"lts
dropped 50 degrees in seven hours and
signals are UP for roaring fuss
Young Wife Qcily)-Anything else. You
brute2
Hubby (stfu reading)-."rhere has
been an excess OF moisture In some
quarters. Cincinnati Commercial Iii
Ff sc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-08


M5ssa Of the ste . tas.
81 Dynamite explosion Nahanoy
Total
FEBRUARY
%
eaTen environs St Petersburg
snoWsds so abo1e Salt a Lake CITY the 10
4 Teneen RGe Bro 9 N
- Railroad d collision near Dyerzvie Iowa
20 Bursting Tsinan Ju China
ceuoia factory
Is sno o e near D Crested G Duties Col
queen off Colorado
2s Fire in tenement district London England " -. =
% Collapse of the Hotel Darlington New York City %
Total -: -sss
Powder explosion West
Dynamite explosion Iatrobe Pa -. -.
Ralroad wrseh Hammondsvie Ind
p Steamer amorra lost in storm Puget Sound 80
is N TORPEDO boat aa sa Portsmouth
2 s Floods 90 t thT % CHOU indiana dana. D
explosion St Petersburg Russia 10
Normandy
N
Trolley wreck, Barbara Cal
20 Avalanche Pragaao
S
"a
Is
Is Mine explosion Ventosa Spain
% the rocks
80 Railroad Knnswck
| Total .430
| uur-;oo,o coob, China
Powder explosion Camden
90 Steamer Turret Bay
Fnday
!
26 Dynamite Louisville
/ Total 49,: $50
Y Collision OF steamers Canada Cape Breton off
floods through
IS Steamer Socum burned and East River New
Drowning accident Poplar Rapid
Calamoeha
% Drowning accident Kiel regatta, Germany
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The Slocum Disaster.

~
II
horror all A
in snow
sands
lice was runin
of the Slocum
-
fver hnalt ITEMS
tragedy OF such
be xnatey
North Atlantic
and
the c
Norge on
coIioh a. sea N'0 on 90
instance ndicative OF the
losses
headings this the reading s aty Of Gr e sione
Wind
eGruesom Record
years
DISASTER
al
near
H. M.
20
Michigan Pennsylvania
Massachusetts . . /. /. . 80
Adianope 30
whitley
1S Boiler explosion City n
Michigan
FL Bursting steam Johnsown, Pa il
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Ra1lroad accidents ----............,... sol
mime accldents III
Explosions. 1o1
Goiapsed buildings. 2S6
Efre- .---:-.---------.--... 2f2
snow and landSl1des- 1875
Noieanoes and earthduakes-----.-.-. -1S2
THE Glorious Fourth. Il
Skating and swimming accidents 46
Elevator and trolley accidents II
balloonfng- s
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G. 442
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Year Which Has Just Gone Into History
One of Appalling Tragedies and Dark
Calamity on Both Land
and Sea.

least FIVE deaths each, the total rises to
6,442. An average loss OF life of 536 a
month.-of 123 a week.-of more than II
a day. This is the record of 1904
Thirteen Appalling Tragedies.
Ill omen stood on the very threshold
of tie year. for. on January l. rail-
road wreck at Willard, Kan, brought
ten fatalities to form the first item in
the roster OF such hideous happenings,
which were to total at 55Arnore than a
fifth Of this coming from the accident
near Eden. Cal. last August, when 116
lives were lost Yet there were nine dis
asters more fatal than that of Eden.
Here is a list of a bakers dozen in
each of which at least 100 persisted:
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When 1904 takes its place in history
# will figure not only as year of wars
and insurrections-in the Far East and
in Tibet. In southwest Africa and the
Balkans. in South America and the
Philippines-nor only as a twelve-month
Of great CONGREGATIONS, sweeping across
such centers of population as Baltimore
and st. Petersburg, Rochester and To-
ronto, to the tune of losses running high
into the millions. Rather than either OF
these it will go down as year of dark
calamity because OF its long list Of APP
paifing disasters which have fed so free
iy upon human life.
Taking no account. of the carnage or
its wars, including no accidents. how
ever tragic. which have not brought at
Burning and sinking of the steamer
Sinking Of the steamer Norge ...-.-.
Bursting dam at Tsinan Ju, China.
Collapsed pier, Azoff, Russia. ......-,
Cloudburst near Manila, P. 1--...---.
Tornado over Central and Southern
Harwick mine explosion, Pennsylvan
Capsized ferryboat, kerson, Russia
Railroad wreck, near Eden, Cal.
Hurricane, Cochin, China
Steamer Aramac, sunk off Australia.
Fire at Binang, p.
misunderstanding collision.
Total
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-05
A Piano at a Nominal Price.

Chlcago'a largest music house, Lyon
& Healy, announces clearing sale of
pianos. Several hundred splendid In
struments are offered without reserve
until all are sold. In this stock are II
number Of Stclnway and Weber pianos
and new aud second hand pianos. In
Guiding Instruments Of the following
well known makes: Sterling, Hunting
ton. Vose Knabe. Washburn. Fischer.
kimbull, Chickerlng. etc, etc. In up
right pianos neat Instruments at 800,
1920 $40. $150. s165, $3.50, 5000 and
upwards. This is an opportunity that
will not occur again. Any piano not
proving entirely satisfactory may be
returned ut their expense. Address
Lyon & Healy. 10 Adams street, Chi
cago Distance Is no obstacle. for In
proportion to the saving to be made
the freight charges arc insignificant.
Any banker will assure you of the en-
tire responsibility OF Lyon Il Healy,
and their record Of forty-ope years
for honorable dealing. Write today so
as to avoid disappointment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-05
WHY JOHNSON CRIED.
"Thcrc's an End to All Good Things"
and That Was tho Reason He

Wopt.
When Nat Johnson got back from
tho Maine woods last summer he told
hia friends that for the first time since
tie was II child. he sat down and cried
AS he put it. There 1 was way Off
In the wilderness. and ! had smoked
my last Wadsworth Bros Chico aud
knew couldn't get another. until
reached civilizations"
I. is strange what n hold the Wads-
worth Bros' Chico" get on a man
They are absolutely free from all arti-
ijcial llavoring, Just the natural flaw
or of the pure Havana leaf. like that
OF 8 25-cent Carolina perfecto. They
burn evenly, with n solid white ash
that stays on as all good cigar ashes
should
r. A. Morgan, the local agent for the
"Chicas." can now sell u genuine long
tller Havana cigar for cents that Is
better than any of the 10 cent smokes
on the market. There is no "sixfor
a-quartei." about the "Chicos:" they
are straight S cents worth 10 cents.
Try one and see how true this Is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-05
New potatoes received every day
Reynolds Il Sheldon

New potatoes received every day
Reynolds 81 Sheldon.
No meeting OF the Yeoman Aid So
cicty viii be held this week. as an
nouiccd for Thursday.
All this week We will give 20 per
cent Off for cash on 0xl2 Administer
rugs. and go-tarts. Marion Gard.
Two or three of the ncighborlng
families enjoyed Il very delightful pie
ME dinner Tucaday at the A. y. Mcekcr
home 30b Jerome street.
s, Win;us who conducts the little
store near the Soldicrs' Home gate
fell down the steps leading Into the
store Tuesday and broke lngcr of his
right hand.
--@--....-
The condition, of Mrs. f. L. Rouse.
who was operated on nj st. Thomas
hospital II few days ago, Is very en-
couraging. She is getting alonE nicely,
now being able to sit up in bed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-05
investigation was started,

ed an investigation was started, II
having been rl1mored that Erickson
was Kicked or thrown down the stalfs.
To-day the shertfs officers and police
have been gathering evidence. which.
however, contradicts the theory that
Erickson was assaulted. A jury COM
posed of Charles Smith. G. +. LaPsan.
and w. t. Lccch will sit ut the inquest.
which Viii be held this evening.
Well Known in MoCaIIsburg.
Erickson. who is CT years of age, was
very well known In McCallsburg, and
it's vicinity. he having made his home
near there for about thirty years. He
was u man of property. and while Ut
home was sober and Industrious. but
relatives here say when he came to
this city he would usually get drunk.
He leaves a wife and six children. the
oldest being the son Edwin, and the
youngest "a baby four months old Tbf
body will be taken TO Mccalisburg
either tonight or tomorrow for burial.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-05

ID. A. Collision. dentist, 10 w. Main
! Watermelons on ice, 40 cents. Rey
holds 4 Sheldon.
/ Great values IN wash goods at b. ~
10 and 121s cents. T.. X. Lay.
Attention. t,lts! Meeting and mi
| tiatlon Friday evening July I.
/ We have Just received ten pieces q
shrunk linen finished muslin. Il, II
| lay.
Tor Sale Second hand Haxtol
boiler suitahle for heating eight room
house. falgalier Bros.
| All this week we will give 20 pc
cent off for cash on AXLE Aixminstoi
rugs, and go-carts Marion Gard.
| All this week we will give 20 pei
cent Off for cash on 9x12 Administer
rugs, aud go-earts, MTion Gard.
| The Excelsior Aid Society will NEE
with Mrs. h. G, Cochrane. doi Wes
Boone street, Thursday afternoon
Two special trains. bearing delegates
from eastern states TO the Epworth
League convention In Denver passed
thru the city Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church win be entertained Thurs
day afternoon at .: 80 o'clock by Mrs.
l.. H. Coryell. ut her home. 2O1 South
Second street
When UP town do not fail to see the
window display at tins -, e. WilhUi
store We have 81 new and clean stock
in all kinds of Furniture. !ioor cover-
ings and lace curtains. ANA invite your
inspection.
Owing to the janitor of the high
school building falling to put in an APP
pearance. members Of the school board
could not get into the building Monday
night to hold the regular monthly
meeting. and II was postponed until
July is.
Americas Summer Resorts" publish
ed by the New York Central Railroad,
covers n wide range OF delightful
places to visit. and contains a valuable.
up-to-dato map printed In four colors.
Sent free, postpaid. to any address, on
receipt of a two cent stamp, by George
n. Daniels. general passenger agent,
Grand Central station. New York.
-.-s-.---> . 800
The Marshall Oil Company. this city,
Is selling its Improved Dipping Tanks
at cost to users of Dipolene, the ia
nous hog, cattle and sheep dip. A
cattle dipping tank feet wide by 25
feet long at the top. and feet wide
by rs feet long at the bottom and 8
feet deep, made of No. Is galvanized
steel. can be purchased at $75 II. O. b..
Marshalltown. Or the same tank made
OF No 16 galvanized steel at $s5 Il. o.
b., Marshalltown. It1will pay to get
their prices on improved hog and
sheep dipping tanks before buying
elsewhere.
Quite large number OF the MEM
3 o'clock on, at the Country Club.
Many enjoyed picnic suppers there
but no orchestra could be secured for
the dance in the evening, which 1t was
hoped to have held, and the tennis and
golf tournaments planned, had to be
called off on account OF rain. A unique
ball game was the principal feature of
amusement IN the afternoon. in which
team of nine young men disguised as
girls, supplanted the young ladies'. who
had expected to play, and won the
game from the fat mems" team,
against whom they played by score
OF 90 to ID.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-05
POLICE RAID RESORT.
Six Arrests Arc Made Following the
Erickson Accident

Following the accident which re-
suited in the death Of Sam Erickson,
the McCallsburE farmcr, in the rear Of
the resort over IL North First street.
the police raidcd the place nrrcsting
six women. and Selling six cases OF
beer The women may he nrraigned
this afternoon, but 1t Is probable they
will not be- given their hearing until
after the inquest is held. Just what
charge Win be filed against them is not
known. Following the raiding Of the
First street place, the police MISC
searched the other resorts UP town
for beer but none was found.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-05
LOCAL FIRM GETS CONTRACT.
Eckman and Peterson Will Build Belle
PIaipc Church.

Eckman and Peterson. of this city,.
We're Monday awarded the contract for
the building of the Belle Plaine Con-
grcgational church, which was let at
Belle PLANE. The contract went for
$3.50. which does not include plumbing
and heating etc. The next lowest bid
der was G. f. Reimer OF this city. The
church is to be built of brick. and work
will be begun In about two weeks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-05
Gilalfs'Gepublitan
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Chamberlain, optometrist.

Chamberlain, optometrist.
s8 Can raspberries now, only $1.2b pc,
crate.l at Culleys
DIR. Jay. physician and surgeon. sue
cessor to DR.. Lierle.
Table linens at prices that defy COM
petition. e. r. Lay.
Mr.. III. A. Church left Tuesday night
on a business trip of about ten days IN
Oklahoma and Texas
Our price on Sea- Island percales,
cents. Others ask 12Ra cents for the
same quality. u. r. Lay
g .---s---e-
Saye your fruit trees Have them
sprayed. Leave orders mt Dinges 81
Evcrists' or see Kelly james.
All this week we will give 20 per
cent off for cash on 9x12 Administer
\ rugs. and go-carts. Marion Gard.
We received lot of nice cherries to-
day. They so out at 81 per half bush
ell basket. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Word to friends IN this city an
nounces the birth Of a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. IL. A. Miller, Of Virgil, s.
d. who formerly lived here.
Money Is what .al!ts ana the cash
4 discount OH the ,ols marked in plain
i figures ut the j.. G. Wilbur store is
alluring. IL you need anything In the
way OF furni. IL. we have 1t.
+ ,-.--- o~-s
We are manufacturing laxative
tea that is equal to anything on tho
market as blood purifier, kidney
trouble, headache. Indigestion. sour
stomach. torpid liver and other spring
ailments. Ask for It, Mcbride & VIII
Drug Co.
While the Parker Amusement Com
pany have possession of the street.
CuIley is still doing business at the
old stand, 10 and - South First ave-
nue.. Our telephones are in good
working order and my delivery system
! is prompt. The sidewalk is still open
for you. foot customers. Give us your
business and we will make 1t pleasant
for you.
The body Of c. III. Spurlock, who
dropped dead while blowing corn on
& the Charles Haddock farm Saturday
evening. was taken to Fremont Mon
day night. Accompanying the body
was the deceaseds brother, M. ]. Spur
lock, OF the Soldiers Home. The fun
eraliwill be held from the home of Mrs.
McCslasson, sister, who lives IN
Kirksville. a little town near Fremont.
Quite Il little excitement was caused
out on East Main street last night.
when the crowd was returning from
the fair grounds, when a rig contains
Ing two couples said to live near the
city, was run into by hack and the
young people were thrown out Of their
vehicle. One of the young ladies',
whose name could not be learned be-
came so hysterical over the accident
that many Of the passing crowd
thought at first that she was badly
hurt. She was taken into the Nc
Carthy home, Just east of the Woel-
bury school,, and soon recovered suf-
ficiently from the fright to be taken
home, having suffered no injury