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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
PETERS AND HAYES LEFT
kid-Wos Singles Down to Finals, with
Good Play in Prospect
FOURTH ROUND AFFORDS SURPRISES
sanderson and snow Put Out ny Gill
man and Hayes in Games
That Were Much
Enjoyed.

The Missouri Valley Is still able TO raise
corn-fed tennis players who can compete
with the players OF the eIete east This
was demonstrated az the Field club Thurs
day when Gilman OF Sioux City defeated
sanderson Of Galesburg and Hayes OF To-
ledo, Ia, defeated Snow OF Chicago
This last match was surprise to many
OF the followers ~ the tournament. who
had admired the fine form and the SPLEEN
did style " Snow. lie plays a beautifully
finished game. but the superb placing and
the great activity OF his opponent was too
much Snow Is practiced up TO n fine east
ern FORM and has the finished strokes Of
the eastern cracks. but the western activity
and the hard placed shots were too much
for his pretty strokes. In tennis as we'll as
golf all strive to have a fine form TO their
stroke, but when II comes to a tournament
these cannot withstand the western speed
pluck and endurance. In behalf Of Mr
Snow Il is no more than Just TO add that
the Chicago courts are sod and the glaring
sun from the skinned courts at the Field
club is somewhat OF a handicap, the balls
being much faster and bounding higher
Gilman furnished the surprise OF the day
when he defeated Sanderson In the fore
noon. This was accomplished by his SUI
pertor placing and by a cut lobbed ball
which scared over Sandersons head fore
ing him back from the net where he was
not able 10 do his best. his favorite style
being a net game.
Blatherwick played a splendid defensive
game against Snow. but he was outclassed
by the Chicago crack, who was playing In
perfect form.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
Race Result. AT Norfolk.

NORFOLK. Neb., Aug. 24.-(Special Tele-
gram John A Hicks tCroker) won the
free-for-all. time s:2S& Nibbs, second;
Captain Mack third, The Rebel. fourth.
MaCanatts Lungsenl won the rs: Shady
G.. second: The Gale third; Harry Booth
and Astramont, fourth money; time, 2:26a.
Kitty q. won the running race ridden by
q tiny boy. She was fouled by Pat Oran.
who had won one heat, and therefore given
the race. Rain made the track heavy.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
Finnl. ThI. Afternnnn

The hnsls viii ~ played OF this afternoon
a; .olSck between Peters and Hayes.
Again the public Is invited 10 witness this
exhibition q what will p0ohsbly ~ the
fastest tennis seen in the west ever. Can
vas has been spread over the courts -
that the match osn - played even II u
should haTpeo 70 rsin tonight The P,sy
IN 'Ae doubles VII os resumed q, 70
q clooS this morning
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
Lieutenant AustIn OF Georgia HiEh
Gun for Firat nay.

SEA GIRT, n. j. Aug. A.-The opening
session of tho military rife tournament
here began at o'clock this morning and
ended at COS o'clock this evening, The at
tendance broke all records. When the bugle
sounded this morning 6S7 rifiemen reported
az the hring line, They started in at 800
yards. Some few concluded the work at 800
yards and began to fre their scores at so
yards before cease firinE'' was sounded
FOR the day, The excellent showing OF the
members Of the United Corps Of Cadets
from West Point WAS a feature of today $
firing. only twelve Of the SS3 competitors
in the national individual match finished
nring over the first four ranges today.
TThgyr SgnrA fol1DVgSs
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

,Ns an thr ,,ntt ~ me le.Arrs N,,,vsht Ne
feat tN Pueblo today, ; to s Sthnucl was
touched Wp tor eleven sipSles aud they
CalNe AZ times when hits meant runs lie
Vas Wild, too and SAVE ak pasScs The
team gave SttNnNcl tair support. hut Was
MNeMNy woak With the stick, pcs MNines
PLAYED better hall a. all stagcs " tho game
and ERNe Charpcllc eNCcllrNt support The
same WAS without features and was an uN-
tntclNattng contest nes MNincs tOAk the
lead In the second tNning and bad nv
trouelc tn puttipg u over the Indians The
at,NIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
St. Loui. Ger. st. Paul Players.

ST PAUL. Aus. 4-Presidsut George z
Lennon Of the St Paul Base Ball club to-
day confirmed the report that Manager n.
J Kelley. Walter Slagls. lack Sullivan and
Charlie Hephil had been sold 70 the s.
Louis American league team. Mr.. Lennon
also added that Pete O'Brien had been dis
rNsei Of 10 the same club
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

has already made arrangements to equip
the mill throughout with up-to-date ma
chinery and in a short time will have It
ready TO do business This mill has been
lying idle for a number OF years.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
British Foot Bali PLAYER. Coming.

LONDON. Aug. 24-The Pilgrims the
team Of English football players who will
make a two months tour OF the United
States and Canada. were passengers on the
steamer Bsvarian which sailed from Liver
pool FOR Montreal today. The team in
cludes a number cf the best association
PLAYERS in the United Kingdom and Is
captained BY Fred Mines OF Shefield. Sir
one OF the members
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
ChicaEo wins sensational Contest
lrnn. nhlInhcInhln In Innenllnlh

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. N-Chicago de-
feated philadelphia today after twenty In
two other games IN tho history of major
NnEur base ball have ever gone this many
inninEe, ono many years ago being tie
between chicago aud Cincinnati and tho
Boston to In % twenty inning battle
Roth Sparks and Rculbnch pitched remark
able ball and their support at times was
phenomenal Neither side scored until tho
thirteenth inning. when Chicago on triple
by Chance and single by Schultz. gave
them a run, Philadelphia at once tied the
score. Thomas singled. sprintcd 10 third
when Tinker failed to hold MalonCy's =
throw after a great running catch of a
foul by ChiCngo.s right nelder and scored
on HrauuncldR single Mnloney opened tho
nineteenth inning with a triple. but could
not score. In the twentieth Mccarthy led
on with a single, took second on CRscy'a =
sacrifice ana scored On Chances single
Nearly every member uf both teams hE-
ured In sensational plays Score,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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$685.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
ne neSl.ts yeSttTdsy were :

ChE-,QaNcSH,Q singles. fourth rou-s-
snow bat Slsths-Nlck- 50 81
Hayes oest MsitsSon- So -
Gilman oes- SR16erSon- - -
Peters bSst Ecl c-ooks. -. -
Champ SoaShiQ Singles sezni-hnSls-
HAYES eeSJ Snow. - - 81
Peters heat Gilman, - 50 - -
Scl-e hy uscs-rse
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

The number ~ rihemen competing in the
national individual match is An indication
OF the magnitude Of the tournament. Each
competitor fires ten shots each at 2o so.
SlN and 80 yards slow hTe. and a similar
number al So and SO yards rapid IRE, and
participates in two skirmish runs. large
number Of spectators were in attendance.
Colonel FCedericc de MondeVerde. milf
tarN Sttache Of thS Spa niSh embassy at
Washington. Is guest on the range He
Is deeply interested in the work Of the
ryNerNNv
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startlfnE Evidence

. sAi,y advanced q TIE Curative sssvs-s q
d Kings New D1s-ovsrT fo- CcnsE-s.
ts,r. Coughs s-5 Ccl6E s. c+--< as s
For sale by Sas-12a & Nccoz1s- C-lg
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

ST. LOUIS, Aus N-St. Louis and New
York again split even IN = double header
today, In the first game Felty held the
New Workers 20 one run, while ST. Louis
scored Two Cfl Orth. the visitors errors
In the field helping out ST Louis led up
10 the ninth tnulng ~ the second game. but
. combination ot errors and q hit by Dele
hapty ncttcd three runs, the anal score
being : to I, score. frSt game;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
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S,-,Nfy, second same


IW0H NaSr nv WaIIaNt- hNrle nun l3iN-
yNn Sscrtace hit rcN0ey, stolen has,,
ANNStjchiN Nouc1e y1aye RaNnser 4, Az.
,,attceio O. NcnNeN kSaSes N halls. on
W1lNS I, ~ E'lahcrty, 3 Rit N Nsll. IN
WINS Z Styslck cute m willis. 4. NV
u tlahSrgN. TNgse. I M Cr,pi~e Nners
AttenSapte. ESo
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rIttshurE WiRs Roth OAnea.

NEW YORK, Aug N,-rittsNurE won
roth gamcs today, Nouug was fairly 81.
icctlNr In the utst game, but rceeivrd pCcr
support, while Philippe pitched one " his
best EatNcS Wallace. from the AaNrrStrAvv
team ~ tho New ENGLAND league, save A
sNN,d demonstration " his hattins and
heNing IN the second game Score. nrst
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

'kSAtteo fcr SNchcc tn the ninth,
New Nork ............o . . Q 3
81 I tNuiS ...........-.N Q q . 81
Barnes raas. 81 LOUIS. J. TNro-NSSe hit,
StN0e Sscrt6ce hit HockencelS f>2igH
hrs 90 Powell = in three innings 81
Srtcith, IN SIX innings stolen bases,
sore. kcsNler. ENalsa Hyl ~ pitched hall,
Fsy Ssl3h0ri. Ne8ger, ENrSt o&Ss IN halls:
OH S1sahcE. Sgr2c& Cutc Ry Sndhcc,
4, ~ GvicstA, LETT cn NsSeS; 81 Louis
8 New Ncr& & TNroe, So Crnp1res
Hurst
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

ANNscg.A rgs& A0E. 81. .Sge,aal reAs-
fTar, haTAe NeNasSNa NnslsnS Acgaalss
NgsSns a,skN fA G. a ne e,tSseg- Vy,sSksrS
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

'Ratted Tor Sparks In twentieth inning.
Chicago 100000 OOOOOOOl OOOl-9
philg, 20 20 90 oOOO0OiO OoOOOOO-i
Two base hits Dooln. Schultz Three
bare hita Chance, Malouey, Schulte Sac
rincc hits; Rransneld, Doom tg, Reul-
bach, Gleason. HOFFMAN, Thomas stolen
bases Magco, Tinker (S). Maloney Rrans-
ncld. Double plays, Tinker (unnsaisted): /:
Rrnnsncld tunassistcdl Left ON bases.
philadelphia, II, Chicago. Is First base
on balls, on Sparks, l, on ReulhRch, 4
First base ON errors. Chicago, l. hit by
pitched BALL Ry sparks. 3; by RrulhRch. /
struck out, Ry Sparks, 6, by Roulbach,
Passed hail; ONrll Time; t:OO Umpire;
lphustonC. Attendance. A4,t
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

Union Pacific team of Omahd II was
snappy game from start 20 nnlsh. Score
RRs'a Riss ...........S ............. 9 20
Batteries; Omaha. Sculioy and knight.
pihttsmouth Kozak and wilkins.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

KANSAS CZLN AZ &-EKnsas Cz-r
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Eesesr- ~ Nusl1lCs 49, rhs 1-sC So
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
Postponed Game.
At Milwaukee - Milwaukee, Columbus
game postponed, wet grounds.
adInR of the Tcnma
orENING or RIFLE TOURNAMENT

Games today: Columbus at St Paul
Toledo at Minneapolis Indianapolis at Kan
sas City. Louisville at Milwaukee,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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se,esuaaa s-rn.s Na-s.har ssur .1sEs, ,,rD,s-E
Seust ~ss FssSeare1 ea scoes1es q Wss
ere.rSs
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

--ec-ECulc- 5apE---s
LFlEElE s-u-E ME- :
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

Earned runs; Kansas city, 3. -Two-base
hits; CaSsaday, FrantA ~, Durham, j.
Clarke. Sacrifice hits: Donahue. Zearfoss.
Stolen bases; Gilbert. CRssaday, Douglass
~, Castro ~, Douahue. Wright. IeRrfoss
90. Double play: Clingman to Demont.
Bases on balls. on Durham. ]. OF Cam
nitE, 8 Struck out; ny Durham, s; by
CamnitH, T. Left on bases: Kansas City, 5;
Toledo, 8, Time: iSO Umpire: Kane. At
tendance; $40
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
ISaasVtIlS SAuts OSt Minneapolis In
PdNeherss Raugle-

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pstcss~s Nsgt1s ter,-gAoz.- W&S uroz IL
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hal e-ss,SeS seams tsel- gs'S--1c-S Wc--
A asek - g->s2y Atyy-g l1St shs ENEs
Ee- Nr1EraSgNc,tS Sco-s-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
GAMES m THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
uoston Takes Both Contests from
cleveland by launching Hits.

CLEVELAND, Aug. A-Cleveland lost
both games TO Boston today. In the FIRST
fannehlll while Boston secured Ave runs
Cleveland had the second game 10 In the
sixth innng. when Turner and Bradley
fumhlcd three easy chances. Score first
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

Two base hitSa Lindsay, ktlNan, Alck-
man, Three -hasc hits: Anderson, Warner.
SSerince hit. O'leSry, Stolen bases; Nil,
I'M First base on halls. on ktllian, :;
on Hughes, I Hit by pitcher, BY Hughes,
!. Left on bases; Detroit, $; Washing
ton, 5 struck out: by ktlliRn, /; by
HugheS, . Time, Isl Umpire; Sheri-
dan. Attendance. lGNN
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

wv. NaHc hlts' VmdN, McFarland Sac
rihTo MT. Smoot stolen bases. Grady,
lett op bases; Brooklyn. E, st Louis, s
First NaSc On halls; on Jones B, off Me
lNtland struck out ny Jones, :. by
Mcfarland, Time lisa CmpirNs ErN-
Sllc Attendance. NN
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

DETROIT, Aug gA-Washlngton won It's
third successive game from the locals.
Hughes pitching prcVentinE Detroit bats
men reaching second base until the eighth
inning kinians bases ON balls were fatal
and figured In two of Washington's runs,
sheridan announced his nnal appearance
on the ground SCorc;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
brasl<a, Iowa and the
DakOtaa

WASHINGTON. Aug A-Forecsst % TIE
weather for Friday and Saturday.
For Nebraska south Dakota and North
Dakota-Fs1r Friday and Saturday.
For IcVa-F>air and warner Friday. sat
urdsy. fair and warmer n east po-tio--
For Missour1-Fsir Friday, coolsr IL south
portion; Saturday. fair and warner
For KalSaN-Fsir Friday aod warner IN
north porv'o1; Saturday. fair.
Fer WyorainE-Thun6er showers F-sssy
cooler il west portion; Saturday. far ez-
oe71 showers in southeast Porrtca
For MoatAns-Fai- FT1aGY. exosSt show
ers and cooler IN southeast por1toa: sar---
day. fair snd cooss--
For Colo-zoo-Thun6e- shou-e-s F-lssr:
Saturday, partly oloUty s25 showers Il
east porliol- warner n sorthEss- zs1-rio-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
Totals


HtnIrn hNHoN. IcrIne, NoINN, NanuhII
raaScd hall rrecsc. Rascs On halls On
nohannon, 4, On Quick, struck cut, ny
NohanpNn &, by Quick, l, LEFT ou hascS
Denver y, Omaha, s First basc op errors.
flpc, Schlpke rwO-Nssc hts Mcltale "a,
Nerrnc, NartSrll, Thomas Wild Ntchs ny
pohaNpop l, Nv Quick, I, Sacrifice hits,
ter Attendance AN
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rorc second game .
nOaTDN
,LENEi.ANn-

Hits; on Dincen, is In Ave innings; on
Young, In six innings First base on er-
rors hoSton, /; Cleveland, l, Twn-hasc
hits Bradley, Flick rhrre-hasc hits,
bradley, Flick, Sacrifice hit; Flick stolen
base Carr, Ieft on bases: ROston, :;
Cleveland II. struck out: by Bernhard. s;
ny pineen, a. by Young, s Time; IS, Um-
Nrc o'Loughiin Attendance: ASA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
LIENELANn.
BOSTON

rwo.basc hit Stovall Thrcc-bas hit;
SclhaCh. Home runs. Tannchili. Ferris
Stolen base. Burkett. Double play, CrigCr
tu Parent Bases ON balls; on Moore, T.
Hit with ball: Ry Moore, l. Left on bases;
hoston, TO- Cleveland, g. struck out; ny
Moore q. by TRnnchill. T. Time. 1857 TIM
pire: OIouHhlin
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

NEW YORK, Aus N--<ew York SNvt
iNaNcd NcEV tNiSN- The Se>csoS gSnse ended
IN : tie, wAtcS >,>Ji& pNS ~ Ny,NSeN Ne>oauSe
~ darkness SNNvc. HvSt gsrses
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
AMONG rHE BowLERs.

The Courtland heach bowling team was
beaten IN q match game 81 ten pins
"Wednesday night hv Captain Snyder
picked team 81 league eowlsvs- Score:
N,r.NN- TN A
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

second game was called At the end 81 the
sixth inning to allow the visitors 70 catch
their train. Score nrst game;
TOLEDO KANSAS CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

rES NoiNNS

NStNod runs Tvs MclNcS y l'NcNlN =
stolen bases, Canyn, Mott Three. NAse
hit CAWNM TNNsNaSe hits; NNgrieVer,
lNNE First NaSe IN halls, on Chappelle.
Il ~ SOWmel 4 struck CUT nv Chap
relle :, NN StiNmel, \ Neti On bases, peS
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

Earned runs, 81 Louis. !. Three base
hits, COnvcy, NeSscv, sacrifice hits: Orth,
Jones, peltN. Passed hall. Spencer, Stolen
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4, New York. : Time. Ia, Umpire.
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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held brooklyn safe throughout and pitchct
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-11

Arsered because his wife had begun
roce4dings against him for divorce. Me-
lrob Mamoolian. ar Armenian shot him
self this afternoon.
The suicidal act Was perretrated IN the
office OF A. O. MslSse. room ui Industrial
Trust building.
Several persons hire desk room of Mr.
Nokee and among them is George K.
Noc re, an Armenian interpreter. and IT
was 10 see Mr. Moore that Mamoolian
went 10 that office.
Last Tuesday night Deputy Sheriff Pas
ter served legal notice upon Mamoolian
that the latter's wife had begun divorce
proceedings. and that at 3 o'clock this af-
tefncon Edward C.. stiness would take de-
pcsitions in her behalf, in the office OF L.
NJ O'Reily. 91S Banigan building
Msmoolian was greatly excited when
this service was made and almost col
lapsFd from faintness
He was in a very much pcrturbed state
OF mind when at o'clock today he
entered Mr. Makees office.
Mr.. Moore had stepped out for few
minutes Mamoolian went over 70 Mr.
Moore's desk as though intending TO wait
for him.
He stood still for few secondf and
then hastily drawing a revolver from
his pocket turned the muzzle so that ~
pressed against his left breast, pulled the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-11
GEN. WALKER
DIES AT
PAWTUCKET

Gen William r. Walker died at his resi-
dence In Pawtucket today OF COM
ploation OF diseases. aged "a years
Gen. Walker was born in Augusta. Ga .,
IN 1880, and located in this city in 1851 as
an architect. He served during the Civil
war from 1851 to 1854 at first lieutenant of
the r company, First Rhode Island de-
tsohed militia. and after the war served
in the state militia FOR % years. having
at the time OF his retirement attained the
rank OF major general
He was a member OF the Masss chusetts
branch OF the Military order or the Loyal
Legion. He was a delegate from the
state 10 the Republican national conven-
tion held I'm Chicago IN 1sss and has held
political positions or note IN Pawtucket
and I'm North Providence. lie was at one
time q member OF the general assembly.
In Masonry he ranked high. and was
past grand commander OF the Massachu-
setts- Rhode Island jurisdiction Al the
time Of his death. Hc was a member OF
the Union lodge OF Pawtuoket. A. f. and
A NJ. the Pawtucket Royal Arch
chapter. the Holy sepulchre commandery.
Knights Temrlar. and the Providence
consistory.
In 1852 he married Elizabeth Hall Of
Providence who died I'm 1895 A son. Will
liam "A. Walker survives
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-11
SUITS AGAINST R. |. COMPANY
IN WHICH $4,000 is CLAIMED

Suits against the Rhode Island COM
Inny in which tho damages aggreFn te
$500 were entered in the common pleas
division OF the supreme court today.
Lather Pressey was on Nov g. 1904. driv-
irg heavy coal team on Eddy street be
tween Cass and Baker street and claims
a car came along at n high rate or speed
and without warning hit The wagon.
Tressey was thrown from the high seat
on the wagon with great force and sus-
tened severe injuries 20 his head and
! ody which no claims have permanently
incapacitated him from working. James
G. Collins, Jr. IL attorney FOR tho plain
tif.
Anthony Amar~~ who was driving I'm
wagon on South Main street near tho in
tprrectiou of Williams street on Jan Goth
~ the present year when n car. that no
claims, was going az high rate OF speed
struck the horse, Arard was thrown 10
tho ground and injured John Armand.
t'o owner OF tho horse which had 10 be
Killed after the accident also sues The
owner and driver each seek 20 recover
5000 and Charles J. O'Connor Is their at.
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