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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
INDIANA STATE NEWS
Dehes Railroad Commission

indianapolis. The railroads az
ins business in this state. thron.h
a committee representing their Al
lorneys. have formally thrown down
The gauntlet 10 the state rallr...
commission. This was done al a ,,t
ference held ia the rooms Of the r,.u
mission at the state housf al uA.p
conference the attorneys represent.
the railroads formally denied Inc ri-l,
1f p commission 10 require "A list clr
tanning the names at all people im .ae
state. especially public officials. that l1iI
passes. This demand. sent OUT s.f.,
time ago in the form Of an Inferno.
tory. was Ia have been answered li
J. As the commission adopted fhe NJ
terrogatory. after careful deliberaf tan.
and after consultation with Gov Hlr-
g. q is expected that IL viii NOT
cede. and that after July l suit w
brought 20 compel obedience ON
part OF the companies. and Tho "a
lion decided judicially.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30

II has been decided 70 the IS
hour schedule Of the Twentieth Cen
tury limited on the Lake Shore and
New York Central railroads between
Ch.caeo and New York. temporarily
suspended following The recent acct
dent ar Mentor. o.
Thomas NJ. Casey. cashier Of the SAL
mon bank at Clinton. No. has been
arrested charged with forging two
notes asgrs eating $4,000. Casey Is al
legged to have Hypothetical the original
notes In Kansas City and placed the
forged duplicate. among the assets Of
the hank.
During q dense fog OF Cape Prior. on
m lprthW coast II spain, the Brit
ish cruiser Carnarvon. coiliied with
me &0rih German Lloyd steamer Cob
lerz damaging the latter So badly that
s. was found rec sary 20 tow her TO
Fl rrol. where she VIII have 20 20 into
drgdock.
The Australian government has de-
cided 70 invite Secretary Taft and
members q hts family and Miss Roose
veif fo extend heir tour from the Phil
iprlnas 10 Australia.
President Roosevelt has issued or
ders tha, the classes Of Chinese exempt
from the Inhibition Of the exclusion
law are % have the same courtesy
shown ;hem By officers Of the immi-
grafton bur- an as Is accorded to citi-
gems ~ the most favored nations.
Yvonne Davis. is months old. was
killed hy a bulldog. owned by the
chiil father. in Chicago. II was nee
ssary to pry the dogs JAWS apart after
q had been killed in order to release
Us hold.
The White House a. Washington IS
practically closed for the summer va
,ation.
The German Yacht Hamburg defeat
81 Emperor Williams Meteor III over
a 3-knot curse AZ Kifl. by nearly six
minutes
The temporary receiver Of the City
Trust. Safe Deposit < Surety Co. Of
Philadelphia IS confident that every
iep0sitor viii BE paid dollar for dollar.
-NNANA@f w 'NhAr A<tVAli.
ias gore on a months trip 10 Europe.
He expects to participate in the Paul
Jones exercises ia Paris.
Unless Kansas gets a better re-
spDnse % her call for harvest hands
much of her wheat crop will 81 lost.
The Carlton club Of London. Eng
lard. has accepted the ofer OF John
Wana maker. who j. an honorary mem
5er % present a portrait of President
Roo evalt hy sar1cnt, 10 TIC club.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
cYCLONIC BLOWN NEW YORK
in Course of Erection De-
moIishcd-One Man Killed aud
Two Injured.

New York. June PA storm of cy-
cionic proportions. accompanied by a
terrific deluge Of rain. passed over Har-
lem and The Bronx Monday afternoon.
causing widespread havoc. A building
in course OF erection In One Hundred
and Thirty-siXth street. near River
side drive. was demolished. John
LaHler. foreman of The bricklayers
being crushed TO death and two Italian
laborers seriously injured.
The wrecked building was one ~ a
row OF new apartment houses. Law
Ter and the two laborers. seeing The
storm approaching from The New Jer-
sey shore. started for the street. and
had reached The first floor when the
building collapsed.
The lower section of the city expert
enced only a somewhat heavy gale
with no rain. The wind reached q We
ioclty OF AZ miles am hour. Plate glass
windows were shattered and trees and
chimneys blown down.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
SECRETARY HAYS ILLNESS
III. AttgcL said 90 he Due Go "a chm
Experienced On the Journey
From Washington.

New bury. n. IL. June 1.-THE con n
dition OF Secretary of State John Hay.
who Is confined TO his bed at his SUM
mer home near Lake sunapte by an At
tack OF uraemia was regarded as favor
able Monday night by his physicians
After a few days of rest ii is expected
he secretary viii be able 70 leave hls
room. Or. Charlie l. Scudder, OF the
Massachusetts general hospital. Bos-
ton, who came here with Dr. Fred T..
Murphy OF Boston sunday night on
4 special train in response 10 a message
from the family. remained in the Wiz
lsge Monday Gight. but Dr. Murphy
returned home.
Or. J. 4. Cain, OF Newport. \ H.,
who vas called TO the Hay home be-
fore tho arrival u The Boston physi-
clans, is with Or. Scuddcr. Both doc
tors are Of the opinion that Mr.. Hay
will have 10 difficulty in overcoming
The effects Of the present attack An
operation was considered at one time
by Or. Cain. but the three physicians,
after a careful examination and a con-
suiiatiOn, decided that ID would not be
necessary. The attack was due TO a
chill caught on the journey from Wash
inston. and is similar 20 one Mr. Hay
had four years ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
FATAL REAR-END COLLISION
Three Persons killed aud Fifteen
Injured in ~ Rear-End Collision
Near Pine Grove, Ny.

Louisville. Ky. June 2T.-Thrce per-
sons were killed and Is injured as the
result Of 2 rear-end collision on the
Illinois Central railroad near Vine
Grove. Ky. 40 miles west OF Louis
viii. Monday afternoon.
The dead.
Peter Wilton. aged Is. J~encrsonyille,
Ind.
Chester Seaman. aged II. Litchaeld,
Ky.
5. A. kirkpatrick. Hodgeyille. Ky.
Among the more seriously injured
are.
b F. Wheeler, Hodgeville, Ky. skull
fractured.
Joseph Ritter. Illinois Central car
repairer. Louisville.
J. u. Greasy. Bonham. Tex.
r. ". Rogers. W%arrensburg. Mo.
Mrs. y. a. Lander and daughter,
Warrensburg. Mo.
The Illinois Central officials say an
Investigation as 10 the cause OF the
accident Is in progress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30

With the beginning OF the week the
Chicago strike situation hinged on the
result Of the referendum vote OF the
srr.Eiug samsters on the terms Of set
clement offered - The Employers as
ISOLATION and accepted by their COM
mit.ee The alternative was a general
strike Of AL union teamsters.
on the night Of the 23d Il was as
serted that everything was ia line for
tile calling OF Of the strike in Chicago,
only q few fornalities having 70 be OBJ
served 70 give validity 70 the terms
agreed upon BY the strikers committee
and the representative Of the En-
plovers association
Day by day things grow quietsr in
Chicago and the attitude Of the striking
teamsters less beili geren-. Some Of the
men are applying as individuals for
their old positions. in some cases with
success.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30

indianapolis "A Judgment for 0
boo Ia favor of Josiah G. r.
against the Lake Shore L 81
gan Southern railway w af
irmed hy the appellate cour "
Nas riding I'm a car with some ane .i,.
le which ne was shipping from .en.
place in New York to Chical i
he car a wrecked by th M "
stopping OF the train OF 20
which % was being hauled ia e
~ "a stock droyers pass, Wh.l
ilated that the railroad mpa.y
should not bee liable in ease he ua.
iured. but the court held thai -uca i
contract by the railroad company FIR
freedom from liability for its own 20 .
sas contrary to public policy ana =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
SETTLEMENT WAS REJECTED
Chicago Transfers Rcfusc 10 Accept
the Terms Of d Enployers'
association.

Chicago. June 27-By a practically
unanimous vote the teamsters refused
70 accept the terms recently offered by
the employers and the latest peace
prospect in the strike has vanished.
The terms offered by the employers
were those which have been published
from time TO time. with the addition
that the question Of wearing the union
button should be left for decision with
the individual employers. Only two
unions. the department store drivers
and the express drivers. voted on the
question, the unions agreeing ia ad-
vance TO accept the decision Of these
two unions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
Great Grain Acreage

Indianapolis some idea a'r 4
y the acreage Of the whea,. cun
and oats crop p Indiana tits
GEAR, as shown by figures .unpiti
from the township assessors r-epeIclar
1905 10y Joseph a. Stubbs. chief Of t.e
bureau Of statistics when IL Us reaHl
that. If the acreage 81 these fhree crops
We're combined, tha area would qalf
to 50 counties the size az Nsr ot
'qual TO one third The area W State
Of Maine. and larger tlar
Belgium The total acrea-
three crops Is 1,l26.sSg. or
square miles
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
Taxes Paid.

indianapolis. The May settle
ment Of % county treasures ~
The state for taxes of 1909 Las
brought into the treasury of Tire State
the sum of s. 9S2 fi2g4. an amount
about $4,000 in excess Of the May r
Element last year. Marion Juuy ma "
the largest settlement. amounting '1
ssl7.6Si.5l. following Alien
$50 1880, and Nigo. $50 AS 5a onto
county made the smallest SETS me-t
81. .Aa.5I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
OPERATIONS IT THE FRONT.
Gen. IineNitch Reports Retire mens
OF His Troops before Jnp-.

ST. Petersburg. June 27-Tw0 fele
rams We're received. Monday. hy Em-
peror Nicholas from Lieut. Gen. Line
WITCH. dated June "a ana June p. re-
sp~ecuyeiy. and r fcrr.nr 10 mo move
men-s 81 June al ami June y. or
force 81 Japanese. The latter rur
di-loi-e The Rus ian outpcs-s 90 III
valley DC the Ka1 was rapu ed. while
The Rus ians in the Haiiung hen ds
trict ~di,loleel the Jarana- outposfs
q "a schanohen and advanced south
ward 81 that place. The Rus fans or
Grating in the direction Of Cfangiu re-
tired after unmasking a considerable
force OF ~Japanesr. The latter pur
sued the Russians and occupied Yu.
.anEtsn. in the Hailunchen district
The japanese resumed THE offensive in
The r~ri-hhorhood Of shimiaotse. con
~tinuing o frantal attack and maxine
an energetic turning movement. The
latter threatened to cut OF the Rus
SLAMS. who consequently retired.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
THE MEN WHO WILL
DISCUSS PEACE
Of Four Peace P%lenipoten.
tiaries Tentatively Announced.
IT'S ANOTHER STEP FORWARD
u. Nclid"n and baron Rosen for
Russia aud IIaron homurn and
Minister rakRhtra
Tor Japanese.

Washington Jane e. Russia has
eiyen reassurances Of its intentions IN
the peace negotiations by placing the
president In possession Of the tentative
election OF her plenipotentiaries, az
follows: NJ. Nelidon. the Russian am
lassadOr at Paris. and Baron ROsen,
The newly-appOinteI Russian ambassa
dor al Washington. Russia thus hav-
ing taken the initiative, il Is believed
ihal Mr.. TAkahira. the Japanese min
lister. during his cali AZ the White
House Monday. informally told The
president that Japan's ; lecJous. also
tentative. were. Baron Komura. he
Japanese minister for foreign affairs,
and koeoro Takahira. the Japanese
minister a. Washington.
Oficiai announc msnt OF the names
II the plenipotentiaries is withheld f0I
-evcral reas rs. NJ. Ne.idon's hea,il
may nor permit him 10 make The "Trip
AID pressure Of Official work may ne
Ct-~,fare rhe presence in Toxic % Bar
on komura Mr.. Takahira and Baron
L0sen are resarded as the certalnt.es
and tne belief is that unless something
unforeseen should occur. both Russia
and Japan VIII consent 20 The official
a. -onnccmtnt OF ,he personnel VI thl
Washington conference within q few
days. Ia any event. both missions
VII cousis, IL many advisors. inciud
.r- army AMI possible naval officers
aud officials from The foreign offices Z
Toki0 aad s.. Petersburg I, is ev-
r0ctel that altogether each mission
Ray number ten or tweve should sx
Tfuipotcu-iares re chosen. both Rms
sa and Japan have names uader c0l-
tieratiCn which Viii enable Them tc
announce their third p.enipo,ent aries
without lelay.
II recognition Of his services during
n prs lmlnary ncao. .aticus. and liz
view 70 The high Official rank az IA,
Russian p,euipotert aries. tt IS believed
thar the official annolnc msr- of Ar
Takahira appointment WIN bo III
lowed hy his elevation "a rhe rank q
ambassador. In View of The fact chat
JaIau intends. when Tie war IS or-
10 elevate her legations at Washing. I'm
Lcndon. Berlin. Paris. Vienna. ST. re
tershurg and Rome to emhas ies. K +
believed. Mt. Takahlra's elevation
would be permanent While 81 IS not
certain that be Will De given amhassa-
dorial rank. Tor IS ii necessary - his
appointment as a pltnipo tertiary. OH
cisls Of the American government
rolnt out that this would De the regu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
Inder a serlou. Charge.

Grand Mere. Quebec. June Fiji
teen employees Of an American circus
we're arrested here hy militia from
Quebec. charged with kidnapping and I'll
using q young French Canadian g,rI
at Roberyal and shooting another glrl
at Cbanbord.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30

BIBLICAL

II you have the blues, read the twenty
seventh Psalm.
n YOU are all out OF sorts. read me
twelfth chapter OF Hebrews.
lf you are losing confidence In mfn,
read the thirtieth chapter Of ! Corints
ians.
II YOU find the world growing snai'
and yourself great. read the nineteenth
Psalm.
II you are discouraged about your
work, read the one hundred and twelS'
sixth Psalm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
Church Objects % a

I-aporte Rev Alfred H.
nr DIT nc Christian at
oxford. was asked 90 resiea t' mem-
Ders 81 his congregation becal-e De-
Ia an automobile The minia'e res
Mr Builta has been pastor OF fle q
for "A number of years. but he4l-s
frequently uses an rntomobii na
farmer members of the ehurch pro as'
Friends of the minister have rallied Is
bis support and the question ~ b ra
igLation Will BE- brought TO d Won,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
Kept HIS Pledge.

South Bend Having made GOOD
a resolve not TO toucn LIQUOR in
any form until after he was 81 years
old John NJ Johnson was presen,e.
with $1,000 by his gra.dfather. q M
Studebaker The promise was made
when Mr.. johnson was a little boy and
the fact that he SO successfully hatflei
the temptations Of youth and college lite
70 win the prize has won fer him many
congratulations.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
state Red Cross orranized

Indianapolis. An Indiana state
society Of the American Natona
Red Cross was organized in ti
city Noble G. Butler. Of lndianapu
was elected president a numn,r *.
prominent persons Of this aud & +
cities of me state -igued the roster
Secretary OF State John w. Foster min 3
an address during the evening in w g
he explained the purposes end mc'he
of the organization.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
ENpIoded D,nnmitc Under mon.e.

Joplin. No, June Ca heavy
charge 81 giant powder was exploded
under the homo ~ Floyd Fryer. on
East Seventh street. at 3 q. m. A por-
ticn 81 the house wa demolished. but
a the inmates were asleep Ia another
part Of he house. they were only
slighilv Injured. Fryer says II was he
work Of enmies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
Ronket stIck XIII c..

Cayuga Madalino Ashley. ~ years
old was instantly killed and Mad
aline Adams, two years old prob
ably fatally injured by a skyrocasi
here during a fireworks exhibition ae
rocket struck the smaller girl ala f
stick then penetrated the brain
Ashley
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
B0ODLiNG IN KANSAS CITY


Kansas City, Mo. June 2T-NIayor
Jay II. Nen went before the grand
jury. Monday. and, 1t Is said. told OF
alleged irregularities al the city hall.
including boodliag. The grand jury
was called at the i~nstigation OF Mayor
Men who. in the last campaign. as
serted that the city's affairs needed in
Nesfignfinn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30
MetcnIf Way Resign.

WASHINGTON June 27.- Secretary o.
Commerce and Labor Metcalf Is likely
% resign as a result OF President
Roosevelt's order modifying the harsh
ness or the methods hitherto i'm use
for the enforcement Of the Chinese
exclusion law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30

The patriotic American wn0 desires
20 achieve uO-o-e-y as a mountain
climber need not go 70 the Alps. for
IN The ascent q Nj Hood. The lofriest
peak % the Cascade mountains. which
extend north and south across Oregon
and Washington Tor 100 miles. BE- viii
End an ample outlet FOR his ambitions
Nj Hood reaches an elevation Ok over
1900 feet TINS ranking among the
high peaks of me world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30

London June 27.-The Copenhagen
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says ii
is reported hat Emperor William will
come here in the middle OF July. and
viii also visit King Oscar at stock.
holm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30

WASHINGTON. June q. The state de-
partmert has been advised that edwin
" Morgan had presented his credcn-
tals 20 Seoul a. American minister
TO Korea.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30

Baroness Eu--H-t-ClL-fs of England.
vho. az -hs age ~ married William
Ashmead Bartlett. 81 Fears her junior.
lzreiy celebrated her sis- birthday
She Is Sill quite strong physically and
her mental powers appear 70 be As
active rs ever The baroness still d.
reefs The affairs % her large estate as
she dai half 4 century 2 and u s
rumorei that she wen contemplates
a Trip 70 the United States
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30

Great Britain is ctiveiy engaged in
strenethening her coast defenses IN
Western Canada BY building a new
for az Esouima't p g. The war in
the far East has enforced The with
crawai q The entire Pacific squadron
from the Canadian coast In order to
protect English holdings along the
eas' roast y Asla This left the Brit
Ssh waters II Puget Sound unprotected
sxrrrt f1T a fort al Esauimalf. which
vas armed with Ems more Or less Or
so'ete Esguimait Is situated on th
inner end % he entrance 70 Puge
6-grf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-30


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JASPER INDIANA
~ supports a professional bird
A'eAer "a' A scenunc insttl'
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ess hf ne Only nan n tAe en-
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&c A ,e oi-
ronae ~ A@oFe SEA ieFe
AnNTH Is n .NF..E. Mnn EFE~r. ENGAGED
a. tramc rrsr h .rett ~ water.
A~cccra'l- 20 German papers there
are wo Industries n Beisium vhicA
eve heir existence solely 10 the fact
that l-fuarlrl.ed alcohol Is nor subject
20 ans IK IN PclEinm namely the
Manufacture 81 cher ana Of artificial
s.ih which use mora than 100000
gallons @. alcohol per year.
INN mans -rr.mr- Nnrn taau tf@-
covered ty Tire prince 81 Monaco IN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-26

housekeeping. She won the McDougall kitchen cabinet offered by Peter Zinzer s Mammoth Furniture house
 The prizes for the best cakes and breads have not been made public yet The Judges were at work yesterday judg- ing the preserves. pickles and similar en- tries in the womens department and the results will probably be announced to- day. Signor Morett will probably am nounce the winners in the art department today
 Much interest Is being taken in the ne gro baby show. Several old time planta- ton negroes who have been the gfoohs of some of the most famous horses the south eyer produced have been brought to Birmingham to act as judges In this contest
 The judges of the races at the fair grounds acted as judges in the white baby show, and gave as good satisfaction as Judges can give in a contest of tha; kind It was rather a peculiar incident that men who have been associated with horses all their lives should judge In both the white baby show and the negro baby show, the judges of the former being white men and of the latter old time negroes
 Veterans Day.
 Today is Veterans Day at the fair grounds and many of the old soldiers will visit the grounds. For their special amusement one of the races this after noon has been termed Johnny Reb' scramble. and the entries for that event indicate that it will be one of the best of the meet.
 Special arrangements have been made to accommodate the veterans, and amuse- ments of various kinds will be run all day long There will be something in the horse ring from early in the morning until late at night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-26
POLICE COURT

There was something of holiday crowd before Judge Feagin yesterday instead of regular flock that appears from day to day in the police court. Holiday sen tences were imposed on ordinary drunks, even when the arresting officers intimated there was little disorder mixed in. Of the forty-four cases before him nearly every one resulted in conviction, and the citv treasury was considerable richer when the days receipts were turned in.
 The biggest fine of the day was imposed on Gean Ruffin, the negro arrested just before the presidential parade Tuesday for carrying a loaded 44-calibre revolver. Ruffin was fined s9O and 1sO days. The case of c. II. Jinks, also charged with carrying q revolver, went over until to- day. William Turner proved to be negro wanted at Pratt City and he was turned over to an officer from that town. He Is said to be an escape. Helen Harris is a negro woman who is also said to be wanted in Columbus. Her case was post poned until Saturday to give the officers time to make an investigation.
 Henry Anderson. a negro. proved to the satisfaction of the court that he did not assault G. A. Griffith. but Anderson was required to contribute 8 to the city's cof- fers for disorderly conduct. The burglary and grand larceny charge against J. C.. Murphy. another negro. will be tried to- day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-26
". s. GREGGS DIES
 FROM HIS INJURIES
AUGUSTA MAN, WORKED AT WOODWARD, IS HORRIBLY MINGLED BY TRAIN-PARENTS TELEGRAPHED FOR.

Ten minutes after his almost lifeless hodv reached St. Vincents hospital yes terday morning, W. s. Gregg, who was run over and mortally wounded early yes terday morning by a train or cars on the track of the Woodward Iron company died. His head was crushed, one leg badly mangled and both feet amputated' The remains were turned over to Shaw X Sons who will prepare the pody ior burial and hold 1t pending adVlces lroih his father and mother at Augusta, Ga' his home.
 Friends of Gregg telegraphed to Au- gusta yesterday. A reply came thal w. S. Gregg, Sr., the father, was III var dosta on business trip, ana that tne dead mans mother was in JacksohViiie Telegrams were sent to both these piaces' but up to an early hour this morning no reply had been received.
 number of persons called at the uh- dertaking establishment yesterday to take a last look at Gregg, who is said to nave been very popular at Woodward. Prlor to going to Woodward he worked Tor an insurance company in Birmingham as solicitor. He had thorough training III college and is said to have studied meoi- cine. He visited the fair Tuesday ana was on his way home when the accident happened. Leaving the street car at Brighton it seems he walked down the tracks of the Woodward railway about 100 feet and fell down. An engine was switching several cars and they all passed over him. He was brought to Blr- miugham on a Bessemer car and rushed to the hospital where he died ten min utes later.