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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-04-13
The News Condensed.

Algoma.-E Decker, Jr., a finan-
cier of Algoma, disappeared from boat
crossing Lake Michigan.
Kenosha.-Prof. H. L. Davis, of the
College of Commerce here, has become
totally blind
Beloit.-Montague White, professor
of oratory at Beloit college, was acct
dentally drowned in Rock river, and q
student named Roy Andrews had a mar
row escape.
Janosville.-One of the most severe
hail and wind storms experienced in this
county early in the season swept over
from the east and demolished tobacco
sheds, wrecked porches on farm houses
and tore down windmills.
Crivitz.-August Ferguson commit
ted suicide here. He is believed to have
become insane over the idea that he was
suffering with leprosy and left $3.50 to
be divided among persons he believed
he had exposed.
Racine.-The Rev. II. p. Haylett, one
of the best known Methodist ministers
in Wisconsin, is dead at his home on
Kenosha-Mayor James German has
begun a movement in this city to Sc
sure a municipal lighting plant. The
contract with the Kenosha Gas & Elec-
trio company will expire in two years.
Belmont.-Matt Kujawa, farmer
here, was run over and killed by Wis
consin Central train.
Waukesha.- Rowlands, aged
20 years, is dead here as result Of
injuries received while riding horse
back, his horse running under low
tree striking RowIands on the head
and fracturing his skull.
Waukesha.-Tt stockholders of the
Resthaven SanitaTlum company have
decided to increase the capital from
$3.50, 900 to $25O,000. The work of COM
pleting the building will be commenced
at once.
observation-disclosures Brothers, James
vile contractors, have been awarded
the contract for widening and deepen
ing the west branch of the Chicago
river for distance Of one mile, ex-
tending from the Mccormick Harvester
plant to the Bridewell. The expense
will be $150,00O.
Chippewa Falls-The advance guard
Of a driving crew has been sent to the
Cameron dam on the Thornapple river
and is lodged in camp where the mem
bers of the sheriff's posse are said to
have been fired at by John f. Dietz last
April.
Oconon1owoc-T common council
granted the Milwaukee Light, Heat &
Traction company franchise to con-
struct it's electric railway lines over
certain streets, and the road will be ex-
tended from Waukesha beach to this
city.
Reedsburg-Big Bear, the well known
Winnebago Indian chief, is dead here.
West Allis.-Rev. Harley Dee Brown,
of West Allis, has accepted the call to
the pastorate of the First Baptist church
at Kenosha.
Madison.-The Wisconsin basketball
team now claims the championship OF
The west. 1t lays claim to it principally
ON the ground that it beat Chicago on its
own floor, while Minnesota failed to do
that and now refused to play Wisconsin.
Menomonie.-Sixty-fiv employees or
the Globe iron works struck and paraded
the streets, bearing banners stating that
the company refused them fresh air. The
manager claims the building is fairly
vol ventilated
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-04-13
Dietz Papers Served at Last.

Chippewa Falls.-John f. Dietz has
at last been served with papers in his
fight with the lumber company which
wishes to send logs down through his
river A United States deputy marshal
served papers enjoining Dietz not to
prevent the passage of logs through
the dam. 1t is not known here how the
marshal contrived to serve the papers.
and it is not known whether Dietz will
obey the injunction or continue his de-
fiance of the government.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-04-13
Argentine States.

The Argentine states have greater in
dividuality than ours. They may, with
the consent of congress, make treaties
for the fostering Of industry, immigra-
ton, colonization, railways ard canals
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-04-13
what's Man TO DoP

The average woman thinks it's just
horrid if her husband is jealous of her,
and just horrid if he isn't, so there you
are.-N X. Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
BIG MEET Al provo.
L. OF I, Boys Are Confident OF Carrying
OFF the llOnOrs.

What la expected TO he the greatest
dual track meet ever held m the state
Us uA ul Provo TINS afternoon before
large DruNu of enthusiasts between teams
representing the 4, ui l.. ana IS, !. l..
OF Provo.
This morning the team, accompanied
by % large driogdtiun of luotyIs tom tao
900. sluugul uuu}, left. tor Provo. lhry
expect t0 return triumphant, COavn
MaOuOrk feels sure of winning the great
GO number ui points. Ug uccarcd b,lolc
leaving that his men W pre- ull lu good
sHlpn, despite the IcpuI 81 that some ut
them huu neglected upll training
This evening thu nr ,auu ruD will
give a performance lu .uu PROVO upe 4
mouse, and the club esp cts To do d dig
I0o rUtues for the I. OF g.. for this
afternoons meet are as follows,
lo)-yad dnsh-Nhmry Momc spcn-
.-o.yard dash-Whmoy Moore, spcn.
GER
ip.yard dash-swupp. Butler y. Judd
N'0.yard nun Wade, Hume, Pitt
Oue-mly ruu-Wado, Hume. del, Jud j.
Hammer Bonuiou. Stuupusyu Russell
ShOt-pu BeuulDn swap.
poc'yault-RusscN Williams b., Ben
ujUn.
Broad iump-swapp. Hunt Russell
1lU hurilos-parko Hunt Huutsman.
High iump-Swupp stNcuscn, hedges
Rcsy-pitts, Fred Bcnniou, Park
Whitney
starter BURNER.
According to Coach Tuozol of the Pro.
vo team, his men are also confident of
winning tOdlys meet Every man b, iu
good shape and ready On put III the ngut
at every stage of the game. D. Provo
athletes have worked hard preparing
for the contests, aud they Win be- "a dis.
appointed lot IL they fail 10 land the
greater number Of points The entries
for Provo are; .,.,,,. ,..a.,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
REILLY IN SPOKANE.
what the Chronicle Of That City Says
About Him.

Spokane Chronicle. Charles Reilly the
busy manager of the Elders. arrived In
the city with his ball players
yesterday evening and they arc
after the Indians scalps Reilly SAYS
his team Is somewhat crippled owing to
an injury TO Thornton, which Keeps MIN
star player out OF the game. lie says
that the wet weather I'm Utah has kept
the team from getting much practice,
but one or two series will put them on
their feet.
Reilly looks the same as ever lie has
clear eye that looks good tor another
$50 batting record. lie SAYS he is glad to
get another glimpse Of Spokane and to
see the boys The ioyIal manager says
baseball IN Salt Lake rs red hot and that
city will be the best town In the league.
There will Doe no cutting Of the salary
limit says Reilly. 1--WE want good base
bail ana We are not going 10 do anything
to cheaper the grade. 80, sir, we are
going To make the r. n, l.. a success this
year and can't DO II with less money
shepherd, secretary and manager Of
the Salt Lake club s with the team and
taking notice of baseball and the bowl
ing tournament Shepherd says he eN.
poets to See John McCloskoy take his
team 10 Butte before the season Is over,
swing Helena into line ana get the p. n.
H. back to its old circuit, Mrs Reilly
accompanies her husband on the trip and
is visiting old friends here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Jockey Mnder Had Close Call from
Death at Oakland,

San Francisco. April N--Jockcy Miudp.
had narrow escape from death m IN.
first race at Oakland today NE lad
the mount on Achelta which tpll uDdriu-
the paddock and turned a compete SOM
mcrsaull Mindor WAS thrown heavily
Co the ground. and when picked up WI,
unconscious. He was not seriously hurt
however and had the mounts iu subsu-
queut events
Two favorites, Honiton and High Chan
Collor, secured winning brackets. The
former mare captured the handicap and
Incidentally defeated the crack Splinter
Cruzados In "A driving finish I'm the fast
time Of 1919, Tho weather was iiuc. track
fast summary:
First race, four and onc-hdlf turlongs-
I'm Joe won, Abe Meyer second, Iron
Watson third. Time, .5lli,
Second race, seven and onc.hall FUR
longs Cloudlight won, Bob Ragon Sec
und Bailey third Time l.Hl.
Third race, one mile and 100 yards
lNunnyslde Won, Rovdarc second. FORTUNE
atus third, Time, llGA.
Fourth race, one mile ana sixteenth
Dusty Miller won. Sheriff Ben second,
Judge Denton third, Time, l4Ia,
l'itth race, six and onc.half furlougs--
Iouitou won, Crusados second, Gold
Enamel third. Time, 1912
sixth race, six furlougs- High Ch8ucol
lor won, rocoaw second Ruby third,
Time ll34,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
HOW FANS WE'RE FOOLED.
Prince Introduces Lady Cyellst" 10
Richmond. Va; something Happened,

Appearances tend TO Indicate that tho
ever versatile prince, John ShulMgtyn be-
Ing the first part Of his name, ls never
content TO let well enough alone and must
needs spoil a good thing lie held a 80.
called siN-day' race I'm Richmond Va
The people were satisfied and All wuul
have been well had 1t stopped rght thelc.
But mercy no. A week after the huIsn
Of the big race Au extra matinee WIS
run of and ON Friday, lith, "a second
"o&tra' was attempted.
with an oycrgcnurous smear of red
ink on huge lottcrcd posters pastcred
an over the town was proclaimed he fat
that mile. Violet La Verne of Bufab,
the champion French lady rider would
ride match against MI Willie Duke"
says the Bicycling World Now "Mr.
Willie Duke rs "a nice young man. and
as he Is popular in his native city. nat
urally the Hichmuudites hockcd To the
auditorium, which was exactly what tho
protean promoter intended they should
when "Mllc Violet ia Verne 'ulpDoo
lightly on the track with a souhrettlsh alr
and coquctishly, made eyes at the
young "Gemmeu' tho crowd yelled thcm.
selves hOarse with delight She was loose
Ir wrapped" yes that Is tn right
word IN It gorgGously colgrcd bath robe.
Whom the word was given the aforesaid
LADY, discarded the bath robe and ste1-
ped out IN full view, attlrod IN somewhat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
SAN FRANCIsCO LOST.

San Francisco. April 2S-Tho most hot.
ly contested game of the local season
was played here today. the issue CXloud-
ing over fuuy exit, innings before oak.
land made the deciding run San Fran
aud Oakland tied the score IN the sixth.
The score stood 3 10 at the end Of the
ninth, and not until the wind-up was
another run registered, aud then hit.
ended the struggle II was brilliantly
played game, with the star fielding work
being performed by GoChnuucr Wheeler
pitched remarkable game He struck
out eleven men and did not give single
pass.
Score r, II L.
San Francisco ..,.....,...3 9 2
Oakland 90. ,.,..,,.,.,,,.,.,.,i IL 9
Battcries-Wheelcr and Wilson; Ibcrg
aud Byrnes
mpire--PcrriuC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
TRACK RECORDS RECOGNIZED
~ c. A. Takes Action on Time Made at
Saucer Track Last Year.

The president Of the n. G, 4. has no.
titled Manager Harry Heagren OF the
salt Palace saucer track that the rec
ords made on the course last season
have been officially recognized.
The list included the thrce-mile rec
ord, time 6.l5 made by liver Redman;
Agra2's amateur record of five miles i'm
10 Hat, and several records made by
Sdmuelson, including the following:
Two-miIc competition 3:i5 2-5; three
mile competition, ell; lO-miles COM
petition, 2l'29ia, ana the worlds un-
paced record for two miles
These are by no means all the rec
ords made ON the track last summer.
but as the riders did not make applca-
ton for them, they were, Of course. not
recognized
Manager Heagron receives letters
daily from eastern riders who want to
come here, and some o ftho old-ti
favorites will De seen on the track the
coming season, 1t Is believed that when
the season opens, there win be upward
OF 80 riders at the track,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

petitors the number aud value of touches
and the general form shown iu defense
and attack. Rushing pounding, iauug
to cross fO.ls or Go make the parry, drag
ging the feet. throwing forward the body,
dodgiuE, coming ON guard poorly failing
to use the lcft hand correctly, ou Offend
ing against form I'm any way count0 d
against such offender
The summaries.
Breckenridge defeated Bowman Fox,
MiuhilOni defeated Bowman TpHZ. Fox.
Totaz defeated Breckenridge bowman
O'Counor FOX.
OCunuOr defeated Fox. Bowman.
Breckenridge, Totaz
Fox defeated Bowman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

Portland, Or April 2s-poruand lost
ne game to Tacoma, i.day by inferior
sixth, when the whole local team went
TO pieces, Both pitchers were hit freely
and with generally good erect, Attend
anCC, 5000,
Tacoma ''",.''''''''''.''," y
Portland ..,......,........,,. s
Baucrics-Kcefe and Graham EssIck
and Murphy
CmplrC-klopf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
Rubc smith Wins.

Denver April q --Rube Smith Of Den
yer easily beat KID mcfarland OF New
scheduled tcu.round contest before the
Democratic club Mcfarland was ne.
pcatedly knocked down IN the second
and third rounds, but responded glmolv
until he WAS put out in the carly part
Of the fourth round from rignt TO the
Jaw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

Nrw YORK April N.-u a ninth inning
batting rally after iu. local team BAT
can league team defeated New York by
score uf 10 % today Attendance $780,
Score. r. II. r..
Philadelphia ..,..,,,....'.'...'..l j.
New Nulk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries Bender and Sghrcck. Clark
son. IIogg klpuuw and Mcclure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

ing the victory Of Wednesday bv the
same score Of 3 to Q Attendance, 25p,
Score. r. II. r.,
New YORK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brooklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Batteries -Wiltsc ana Bresuahsu. Scan
lon and Ritter Bases ON Balg-O0 sCau-
ion, 4. IN Wiltsc. struck Out-By Scan.
Ion, b, hv Wiltsc, O. ThrCc-bnse Hts
schcckard. Twv.busc Nits-Babb Brcsuu-
han.
Umpirc-Johnstoue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
SPECIAL SPORTING FEA.
TURES,

Readers Of the News sport.
ina page are referred TO page %
Of this issue, for special sport.
ing features Of events at home
and abroad, and for Illustrations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

ter part of the game Boise was ahead
o 10 s. but the Loratcrs ma aged to
hold down and land two runs winning
the game. The score follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

At Boise the HOLSTERS got am early lead
and wallopcd the Babies Co the tune "
No 10 o. Boise nearly Won I'm the fourth,
when Bowling went 20 pieces and The
Fruitpickcrs landed four runs, In the lat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Youug's delivery was responsible for the
home teams defeat today by Boston, A
combination Of errors On the seventh and
ninth innings gave Boston two runs. At.
tendance, 5,"N
Score r. II T.
Boston ,.......r,.t,,...t...
Philadelphia ... .,,.,",,.....,O
Batteries Young and Nocdham, Dug
glohy and Abbott
TUo-basa nit courtney Bases on Balls
ON DugEIohy, 90 struck uut-By Young
Umpire BausWiue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
WESTERN LEAGUE,

Denver, April 2S-Th" poor playing OF
Catcher Lyons was alone responsible f0r
the loss Of todays game tO Dos Mulnus
1t was a ninth-nnlng victory and came
ccsfully uphill for clsht innings
Score; r.. n n.
lSnNcr .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j.
bCS MONIES ,,.,,t,,.,t,t.,.,. .,,tsb
Battencs-schnub and Lyons. steele,
Town and Wakefield
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
rITTsHUNN. [. CMICANO. :.
RRooKLYN WINS.

Brooklyn April q. Tho Brooklyn team
defeated New York again today repeat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

Colorado Springs April &.-Umaha took
Colorado Springs down the limo again TO-
day IN the second game NJ the season by
q score OF S 10 / Pielster outpltCheI
WEIGH and the neding If the locals was
poor.
Score. h. II. Il.
tIuaNa s.,....,'.''',.'.''',,'t. 10 %
colorado Springs 5000. ..rts...,.,rl q
BaucrIcs--Pfclster and Gondng, Wclch
and Miutze,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Sioux city ia, April 2,-SiouN CITY
T. Joe game postponed, wet grounds,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

Cleveland. o. Aprl N-Thc second
opening Of the local season took place
today the hrst opening being Out,r.o.,d
with by snow y large crowd turnnl
good pitching of Morgan. Attendance,
500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

ThIO0-buao IIIts-Rdym0nd sWayUo
Two.hasc Hits-Leahy, Baxter Quick,
Lewis struck Out-By Tlzer, 3; hy
Klinkhammcr T. Bases ON Bllls-Om
Tozcr 3 on Klinkhammcr I. LET ON
Bascts-salt Lake 81 Spokane o. Double
plays-Raymoud 10 Ferris 90 Swayne.
Hit by Pitcher By Tozer wild Pitch
-Tozer Time. 1880, Umpire McCrca,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
RAWLINGS TRIAL BEGINS.
Charged With Numbering the Two csr.
ter Children.


ValdOstA, Ga. July iS.-One u me
most sensational trials ever hei ~
this section Of the state came up A. 4
special term Of the superior court .
day. Judge Mitchell. Of Thomasy,e,
presiding.
The case is that against milton,
Jesse and Leonard Rawlings A a.
legged accessory, and ], G. RawHak,
the father Of the boys. and Frank n
ner. a negro preacher, as aneget 70
stigators OF the crime Above a.,
these. however stands J. G RaV,.aE,
who Is charged with being The arch
inst!gstor in the murder 81 Willie sad
Carrie Carter. Is and i3year-od caa
dren OF Mr.. and Mrs. W l.. Carte
OF the Hahira district.
The story Of the killing and The 'a,H
surrounding Il almost stsgger hgrsa
belief There were many circum,tA1
ces in the case. IL is claimed 'hi'
pointed 10 the Rawlings as the insc1
tors Of the crime. even befFr 90
statement OF the Carriers or the CONF,
sion Of All Moore had been made
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
New Baptis, World Alliance.

London. July lS-The Baptist con
gress at today's session approved the
constitution Of the ne wBaptist world
alliance. the objects being 10 promote
good Fellowship and cooperation
amoag the BAptists OF all countrie.
All unions OF association of BaBtisi
churches can join. The executive,
committee uIlI cpasist ol seven mem
bers from The United states. ave from
1seat Britain. two from Canada ana
seven from The Teat Of the world.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
JAPAN'S TERMS ARE
A PROFOUND SECRET
No One Has Slightest CouceD
ton Of Their Demands.
THE JAPANESE ADMIRE NJ. wlus
Russla's Financial Agent In London
says Peace Depends Upon the Re.
condolences Of the laps Demands a,
the Conference.

London, July lS.-M. Roukou,k,
the Russian financial agent in London
Informed the Associated Press t0dy
that he had not received his app,,o.
ment to the peace commission thlgg,
he expected to accompany the yap,
pOtentiaries to Washington.
Since NJ. Whites app1nimeu, a., "a.
chief plenipOtentiary, NJ. Roa.koA,n
has been sounded blythe goyr,.r Pa.
and has signiAed his wIi.nsa,., I'D.
act. NJ. Routkowski said.
Japan has not yet intlma'cI h.,
terms and the reports Of her t....i
terms are generally speculative n.a.
have been dropped to Russia from
time to time through British AMI 1....
sources, but nothing positive h4, s..
been proposed. and we have brra 10
formed that Japan will lay her dcaa.'s
propositions only before the Wasi.us
ton conference The japanese h4,,
great confidence in NJ. White. aud N
White mas great admiration for them
The personnel OF Russa's commission
should convince the japanese that
peace depends on the reasOnabeas,I
OF their terms. believe Russiis &C
ceptance Of peace proposals is a great
or show OF strength than a continue
ton OF the struggle for the sake OF
pride, Ending the war and turning
her attention TO international improve.
met and the development OF her indus
tries will enhance the prestige Of Rus
STA more than q continuation u he
conflict until Japan is finally over
come"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
Wild ANIMAL SIODS
RAILROAD TRAFFIC
South American Jaguar Es
cspes From Cage On Car.
AFTER HARD FIGHT 70 CAPTURED
More Than 1000 People and Four
Trains Were Held Up at TunneI--A
Man 10 Badly clawed and q Lady
Breaks One Of Her Limbs.

Colorado Springs. Colo, July 49,
More than 1000 people and four pas
senger trains OF the Colorado Midland
railroad have been held at Tunnel No.
6, miles west Of Manitou. by fierce
South American jaguar.
Before he was captured, the animal
clawed Joseph Bennett, Of this city.
making a severe cash across the right
leg. Miss Belmont. a passenger on
one OF the trains, became frightened
and in endeavorlng TO scale high
cliff, fell a distance OF 20 feet, break
ing her left leg.
The jaguar and a polar bear occu
pied two compartments In large cage
that was loaded on a fiat car Of the
train belonging to a circus. The car
was too large to enter a tunnel and as
the car struck the roof Of the tunnel
II was torn on. The keeper threw
on the airbrakes and stopped the train
He threw rocks at'the bear and fred
blank cartridges at the jaguar to keep
them from escaping. The animals
crawled under the car and duritg the
EFFORTS to drive It into another cage,
Bennett received his injuries. The
animal was finally driven into a small
cage. but before the door could be
closed the train started. and the jagu.
ar escaped. II dashed through the
tunnel but upon emerging at the otner
end found Itself In q narrow cut. The
animal was again captured and
placed In his cage.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-19
AMorHea AUTO ACCIDENT.
RsOsIg with sarsos Car Is Cause Of
Peoppe Being injured.

NsW York. July 1.-TWO young wo
men were probably fatally hurt and
their two male companions had 70
nRrksbls escape from injury TO-DAY
when the automobile Of Fred X. Mar
shall, Of 81. Louis, which bad been
borrowed by Mrs. MarahalI's chaffeur
was caught between an elevated rail
way pillar and q street car At Sew
eaty.ninth street and Third avenue.
The automobile was reduced almost
TO scrap iron. The t0-hOrse power
machine attempted to race In front
of a surface car bound down hill and
as It lodged between the elevated pill
lars aud whirled on to the track, II
was pinched between the car and q
pillar. The rear half OF the Automo
bile, in which were seated Miss Cora
Michaelis and Helen Donschauser, two
Of the. chauffeur's friends. was demOl
ished and the girls were to entangled
In the wreckage OF the car and auto
mobile, that II took half an hour to ex.
tricate them.
A male companion OF the chauffeur
was thrown out on the sidewalk but
the chauffeur was unin!ured.
Nearly all Of the occupants OF the
street car was thrown to the floor and
the conductor was so severely injured
that he had to be taken 20 a hospital.
Frederick Marshall, owner Of the ma.
chine, was not in the city at the time
OF the accident.