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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
Heavy Movement Of Winter
Wheat Helps COllec-
tiOns.
New York. July s.-Bral.,ree,.s to-mo,

New York. July 3.-Braj.sreet's to-mor-
row will say:
Crop .~ror,s q fall trade advsees are mon
una MIN. .,isly favorable than at any precedans
time this season. Confidence In the cr1p si'Ua
ton 1. rejected BY good fall orders. and q vol
excess O: q yea: ago and fully equal 10 the
average At this seoson.
Special activity 10 MOTEL In cotton eoods.
which in eager demand at high prices with
n scarcity Of ie.irabie maass widely reported.
Trad" IN WOODEN fabrics 10 good. connrmatfon
Of this being found In frcer ing by manu-
fac;urers ot raw material AZ ruling high
Kep,r.s from the shoe and clothing lines and
from the lumber. hardware and Other b'1!'dsnS
material lines sre generally xas.!acto:y: a
heavy movement OF winter wheat has heipe1
collections. and developed more activity In nous
milling in the southwest
The iron trade shows some quiesneSs. are:
the cxc-ptioEai activity In pig iron noted Isst
week. Other industries: show considerable nc
t!vify. -
The sumner shutdown o: glass factories viii
h. the 81, priest reported In many years. build
ing ~ NOR active through ehouf the country.
confirming the m'st optimistic predictions made
earlier Ia the season.
Wheat. including f.our. exports for the week
ending July :: AZ. sss i<s bu.. against ."s3.' bu
last week and i.si;. 80 hi. this week last Ssar
sn.. ..a asain:. & s.Iss. i:1 hu las, Year.
ccr: export. for the week ar. q 1a,
!, wear as" From July l TO date The exports "f ..
corn ar~ s.:ssCss bu. against :-<lo.sH bu IN
i:.s
week ending July number 49, :ka'ns' ~. 'aS,
week ani i.s IN the like week q iss ~
canada failures for the week number - as
against .. last week snd u In this week year
aGo-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
JEFFERSON CLUB
OPENS CARNIVAL
Celebration at Hanillan's Park
Commences ut Noon. Period Re-
ing Known as "Francis Day
Many Concessions

The carnival under the auspices ef the
jefferson Club. at HaE,iian'S Park, Grand
and l.aClel- avenues. will begin at noon
today. 1t will bc called Francis Day. in
honor ~ President Francis Of the Worlds
Fai.
The carnival buildings arc reproduc-
:ion -! thcS" seen on the Pike last year.
and the thoroughfLre between the build
ings is called "'Thc Pike" IL WIS a. first
reported that President Francis would de-
liver the opening address hut. owing to
his absence from the city. he will not
participate In IN. opening ceremonies lie
has Promised To speak. however. before
tn. carnival is over.
Fifty buildings iav" been erected on the
ground. and each will contain one or
NOR. concessions. Tire mos; in: nreSf;ng
and in.Gu. exhibit Is that q 'h. country
.irr-. Everything. from a s""tbpick TO
a hog. will b. sold at this concession
only o.is UoYk.r will l., diSnosc, -. how
ever. Tf.s WIS given 10 IN. club when
fh. carnival was first proposed.
At special meeting "f rhr members OF
Tin. club a few days ago IL Was decided TO
ask number Of prominent men TO act
"a "Ia!l.rs' AMI scfv. III front Of the
various concessions. Ry this rniI,i"
r,.;ho! IL IVES believes. that PERSONS
would bc at:rac;"! jn the places who. un-
der ether circumstances. would not visit
them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

Vendors Tell Cosrs Man Pesis6 ~
CITY OAsesal Collected - Cesss .
Week From Them.

Detectives and representatives OF T.
cenSc Commissioner Clifford have begun
an investigation of the charges that some
man has been collecting =, cents a week
from persons who have been selling pro-
due. ut the old So,IlIrd Marke; on the
representation that Ee is the Market Mas
ter.
RI" Information cane 40 n result OF the
cases In the F.rSt District Police Court os
Auc,st Schrae,i.r. Anton C:,:azolo. Mary
Roth. Allen Osborne and LOUIS Bau!naIl.
who w.r. arrested Thursday morning a:
fh.. market charged with violating IN. or
din i'ce pertaining 10 merchants licenses
Judge Tracy discharged tn" defendants
after hearing their statements that they
had been payirg - cents a week for the
privilege Of selling their goods NJ the mar
KEY - a man who claimed 70 represent
,s.. city as Market Master.
Tn. Information was sent 70 the os!!ce of
the chief of Police and Licens. Commits
siorcr and Investigations were ordered in
each DEPARTMENT 30 ascertain who has
been responsible for the alleged petty
graft.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
MOTION TO MODIFY COURT DECREE
RElNSTATING DOCTOR SIMON ARGUED
tr,t Judge Kinsey CommssOnershp Controversy
Under Not State When He Will Give DE-
cision-Docor snodgras Will Remain Charge Of the Depart
mcnt Pending Decision.

proceeding. IN the absence Of legislative
enactmenis. b. claimed.
A. such he coatenicj. all Il cOntem-
plates Is that the record Of the inferior
tribunal b~ taken and lodged III the su-
pe!ior court. and that suI-rsedeas does
Jnds. K!nScy asked him about the
legal provision that superior courts shall
supervise and control inferior tribunals.
Mr.. Bates replied that courts are clothed
with all powers in tuciciai functions. but
that the provision referred 10 does not
mean that courts may make law.
A ccrt!ofari proceeding. Mr. Bates said.
decide a case on its merits before the de-
feYI,iaHt f. In court.
Attorney Thomas J. Rowe. OF counsel
FOR Doctor Simon. asked Mr.. Bates II Cer-
staiu quo.
Precisely replied the CITY Counselor.
The Supreme Court. he stated. has often
saii that c"rtio-sri is common Law wrii
The courts have held. he said. that all
that certiorari does is 10 bring Up 'h.
record
other States. whore statutory .naciHn. nts
di! rot prevail IN which II was held that
wriss Of certiorar4 operated 20 stay future
proceedings.
CITES PREs-EDESr
Mr.. Row. replied TO Mr.. Bates's argu-
rent. stating tha; c-:tiOrari IL a substi-
tute sor a writ of error or an appeal.
lie cited the case "f George E.!i. who
was removed as Building Commissioner by
Mayor walbyi::e.
Judge Valiant. now Of the Supreme
bench who was then Circuit Judge. issued
. writ of certiorari. staying the action "f
the CITY Council Ia regard 10 tn. appctrt-
n.nt Of successor.
Judge Sherwood! Of the Supreme Court.
ruled against Judge Valiant. but iivs
other supreme Conr, Judges differed from
Judge Sherwood.
Mr. Rowe asserted that IN. action Of
Judge Kinsey WIS similar 10 that o: Judge
Valiant.
III. said that ~ r~rtiorar! does not op-
crate as . superse'ieas. there Is no GER
t!o.ari.
Mr.. Rowe was followed bv his associate.
former Attorney General Edward g. Crow.
He also reviewed the Reid case and cited
other cases which he claimed bore ont
tine contention of his side thar c"rs!orari
means TO leave matters AZ they were
~ns. the original proceeding was begun.
Mr.. Rates made few remarks IN re-
, ply and the matter was submitted.
Judge Kinsey did not state when he
would pass on the motion. Doctor Snod-
Gras Will act As Health Commissioner un-
III Judge kinsey gives his decision on the
motion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
TWO BILLION FISH PLANTED.
Government Is Providing Liberal
" for Fishermen.

Washington. J,.ly 2s.-if figures mean
anything. fishing enthusiasts should re-
jniC. 20 know ;ha' nearly 2,'2e.l.o." fish
were planted IN tn. lakes and rivers of
:he United States in 'he fiscal year .udc1
June ~. The exact number was l.. ,.,Ss, =
'ss'. THIS l. 4ic'sSo, more than were
planted In The year ended June 30 i.si.
and 80. 6o.c01 NOR. than have been plante'!
!n any previous year.
Fish Commissioner Powers. who made
IN" figures public to-day. stated thas the
enormous lssUc q! FISH last year was due
90 more skill In prog acation rather than 10
an increased demand. He added that there
is always n greater demand than can bs
met tv the commission
Every fsn planted last year was propa
saiei hy ;he commission whose agents
get ~" spawn dire: from IN" various
hs.ch-r:.s throughout the country. In
addition 20 the enormous number Ok nsh
planted 20 ye,i~r;sh the waters OF .h.
United States. n" Somniissipr planted
~ .Oc1s' lobsi"cs on the New Engians
Coast; IL .s said that there g. no special
lack of Holsters or the market
Nr Bowers returned 'o the city today
from s:,endin; :h~ annual conference o:
.r. American Fisheries Society n wss;
Virginia Missouri vas represented hy
u.Yb".. = Dean. su,S~:!ntsnden. q! .he
cultural station a; Eepsbo while Coion- 81
Rar:l~': Of I'll. Quincy Station represented
Illinois
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
cALENA HAS HEAVY RAINS,
BUT STREAMS ARE FALLING.
HEiI.Ri.i: SPECIAL.

HFI'i Fl-l' EPEtINI4
Ga,.na, Eas. July 9-AncsieF heavy
rain selI at ,his place to-day. bu, !: is
though; !: vii! have little effect on the
Hoo, waters on Spring River.
The heaviest rain was along Shoal
Creek tributary 20 Spring River hu; the
water - r.cedinc a; rate sufficient 80
prevent the influx from doing great dam
aGs.
All .he afternoon the river was station
ary al a r.,.n. six inches below the high
water mark. causrd by the food o: 'ass
week A: that time the water vas two
Zee, above tho old mark
\ portion Of ;ae earth below The Spring
River Power Company dam ~ lowell.
three ard nre-half miles southea~ ~ hire.
has heen washed away. but IL - no; he
i.sys. 70 be Sufficient 20 endanSer the
structure.
IN. precipitation Of rain in 'his section
.sis month has been heavier than FOR
ary moa;s In several years
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
FILIPINO BOY IS PUZZLE.
Kansas Authorities Unable to De
eide About Naturalization.

Topeka. Kas. July 2s.-Thomas Soneg1,
a Filipino boy. was placed in the state
Asylum for the Insane to-day. lie was
brought TO this country by Captain Eundy
Of the Sixth United States Infantry and
kep; a: Fort Lcavenw0rih for a time.
The question has arisen whether - FIJI
pine must be- natura!izei before h. can
be placed in am insane asylum In TIE
United States.
The Board of Control has fa!!et. in the
attempt 10 sccur. Information. and rather
than wait longer for Federal informa-
ton committed the boy.
The Kansas State Law provides that no
alien can gain residence until he has de-
clared his intention 10 become a natural
lied citizen. This was not done by Soncca :
guardian
Information from the Superintendent Hf
the Government Hospital FOR the Insane
At Washington states iha; SoncSa cOu,'l
ITO; be- received In that hospital. and fha;
ne krsw Of no Federal law providing fos
the care and treatment OF such a ease.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
ANOTHER FORSlkES
BACHELORS CORNER
Following Congressman Hunts
Example, John T. Courtney
Surprises Friends by Marrying
Miss Josephine CarmOdy.

"Bacte;ors' Corner" a Jefferson and
CAss avenues has come TO be known in
the neighborhOOd. has lost one OF its most
coniirmea. and Nr. and Mrs. William
nue. have \ son-in-iaw. Their daughter.
Josephine. Is now the bride Of Jonn I.
Courtney OF No. cSl5 Cas> avenue. Tnis
telegram from New York yesterday an
nouncing 'he marriage
None Of the young couples friends knew
or suspected their engagement. Miss car
'nOdy's parents were rot taken into her
confidence. and neither we're the relatives
Of Mr.. Courtney. The announcement.
therefore. was a :rea, surprise to all
os the Twentieth ward and was regarded
as one Of the confirmed bachelors OF
Bachelors Corner For years Congress
Bart L,wlor. City Councilman Michael
Barry and :svc:a! other youii; men who
have been born ard rea:"d In the neigh.
h"rhos.i "f jefferson and Cass avenues.
have insisted on continuing in the single
state of hi.sseiEess until the corner Il as
been named ;he Bachelors Corner by
the n-iEnbOrg'.
Sure. and Why don't the boys ever
marry? asked many a mother with mar
riageable daughters. There Is Johnnie
Hunt and johnnie Courtney and Nike
Will Sure. and they would all make ,ine
i,usha nds. and there's many a smar; girl
in the neiHhborhood who would make
But the bachelors seemed content. until
Congressman Hunt returned from Wash
fnEt"n with bride. And now Jchn T
Courtney has gone on and married. The
people in the neiShborhood are watching
The remaining bachelors susp!ciously and
wondering which Of the many smart
girls of the neiehbOrhood viii be the
brides.
sure. and there will be no more bache-
lo.s." say the wise ones Os the nsish!.or-
hood. Now that thcy have started they
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
CROP REPORTS AND FALL TRADE NEWS
MOST FAVORABLE OF THE SEASON
Industrial Situation Is Much Bet
ter Than q Year
Ago.

New York. July :-R. q. Dun & Co. IS
weekly review II trade tomorrow will
say:
Commercial tendencies are ss'!i n 'he diree-
ton ~: improvement. although Progress II
hanCerr1 Ly imitation II prices ;or the
materials 81 textile and footwear indus
tries. Confidence expands as the cIop> are -.
grain beyond danger AMI making srDsa'ionai
ruinofS of los les effective.
Weather conditions have he~n favorable :os
retail distribution reduced stocks IN the names
,othing IcmaH,.r. Evidences q faith In th'.
future are increasing. more disposition beiaS
shown to PROVIDE Tor requirements beg oni ;'n-
mediate consumption.
The Industrial situation IL IN striking contrast
60 conditions prevailing year ago. when there
trade ani labor controversies.
cJm;i.tc returns now aSaiiah!0 for tbs !cac-
:rs Il. rar,ments Indicate that shs frs: halS
g. i.s,. made a better comparison with IN" cor
the most .anguiE" estimates. which naturally
increase optimism regarding business during the
secon.! hall. Foreign commerce az this port
for IN. last week almost fds E:icai with
the results ia i%s
Resumption Of work At several steel plants
:. .s;r.s ." the hrev!ty os th. mid um'ner period
cr du!.n. 81 Confidence IN she future II ~
genera. il, 'h.< Industry that II woull h" most
surprising IL expected activity failed To maze
sali-"
e.rva;iyc -huyers are beginning o. hesitate be
fo,. placing orders. although the scarcity u
admitted There is surprisingly little dispsei
ton among visiting huy.rs In the l:osicn mar
hat =. resist tn. upward tendency OF prices rof
b.n,s AMI shoes .
F.ai,u,~. this week numbered :ia IN the Tinted
States against 90 last year. ard y. In Cafa1a.
eomrarsI wi'h is n year ago
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
ATHERT0N FUNERAL TO-DAY
Old Resident of City Dies at Age
of ~ Years.

Tn. funeral OF George O A.her,or. ore
OF she n,,.~S; persons in 81. Louis at the
tim. OF his death. Will take place this
afternoon from IN" family residence. No.
s,i. ps',,ar avenue.
RELIGIOUS services W.ll ," conducted by
.hr Reverend Father Mcdonald at ~
inn's Church. corner Of Page touie-ard
ari Whittier street. Burial Will be in
Calvary Cemetery.
Mr. Naer;ou VAS =, years old. anl had
nv"I IN -. Louis FOR mauy y~a-s II.
died THURSDAY a: th- A!eNian Hrothe-S'
Hcspita, OF G.b!!ity. due II his extreme
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
COURT coNsTRuEs 0EFINITl0v
Imposes &10O'F'ine on Quarry Con.
cern for Violating Ordinance.

Tn. definition Of the word quarry" as
grven t., the .ii~r;onar-. I'D Judge Tracy.
IT, IN. First District Police Court yestef-
div morning. to impose n ane OF $40
acains: the Atlantic Quarry and Consf!uc-
t'on Company.
II was charged tia: tho company Wa
conducting z. quarry without q city iicense.
ss provided for by tn. ordinances. The
coupany's counsel declared that tAe work
men were only grading.
II IA. shown by the testimony that
hcIes anI pits rad been dug and Judge
Tracy. finding tia, the dictionary defines
q quarry as the digging q hoe or r!,.
ass.ssei the fn~. tn. .Ie:.ndan, Will ap-
peal.
Tn. case groNs out ns the Efforts ~ she
Terminal Railroad Association TO have At
lantsc stree: vacated.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

"f-renzi.d Finance" In book form. The
forthcoming publication of Thomas W.
I.1ws"n's ''Frenzicl Finance" story Of the
Amalg.maied- IS d.siiE.d 10 Dc oVc'sub-
srr,t1I before |, comes from the press.
The MAYER Company. q. North Sixth
street. have announced the opening Of the
subscription books on Saturday. the -'fi
inst Intending subscribers are cautione.!
ar.inse DELAY an! notice IL given that
copies Of she book will Only b. delivered
IN the order in which IL. subscriptions
are received.
A-r,nca,n.ats are being completed for 4
So c,.,I p- Luxe edition containing Mr..
Iaw<nn's autograph. Subscriptions vii!
bs received for this edition after August ].
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
BODY MANcLE0 BY TRAIN.
Man Supposed TO Ee Thomas
Wade Killed in County.

4 man. supposed to Re Thomas Wade.
Was struck by an eas;SoUr6 Missouri Pa
cisr train near Su':on station. 81. Louis
County. yesterday afternoon. and In s;anrIy
killed The body was rnansi-i.
4 book found n a trousers pocket bore
THO name Of Thomas Wade No 5.-4A
Ridge sSe~t. The name os the city Is rot
given.
AMI poorly 1resssi No on. saw the acci-
6cnr- The body vas removed 60 the Par
ksr Undertaking pariors /? Wehs:e. Groves
90 await the Ccrors.'s inquest.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
FLOODS RECED|NG
THROUGHOUT STATE
Streams in Southeast and South
west Missouri Falling-Crest Of
High Water Arrives at Dam ut
Lowell, kas.
REPTRl.IC SPECIAL.

Joplin. No.. July :s-The heavy foods of
the last two days have parsed out of :he
Missouri and at lowell. ON the Spring
River. the Hood II at its crest
The dam Of the Spring River Power
Company q located At this point. and :he
water has reached within eight inches of
the high water mark Of a week ago.
The bridges over this river are vet in
tact. and Il Is thought they will stand :he
Hood. The temporary bridge built since
the food Of last week By the Frisco Raj
way Is yet In good condition. 4 train of
ears loaded with sand r. kept on 'hs
bridge.
The water n within six inches Of the
rails of the Missouri. Kansas and Texts
Railway bridge over this river. The mines
have been damaged. bu, not 90 the eA-
tent Of the food last week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
DESIGN FOR NEW HARBoR BOAT.

Plans FOR the new ha:borboat which the
city IN TO build at Q cos, OF SssU0. w.re
submitted to Joseph PWhyte. Ha-bcr and
Wharf Commissioner. yesterday. and Will
he considered by the Board Of Public Inn
proveEents.
As designed the vessel will BE- one OF
the staunc.esf and finest on Western
the hull and portions Of the decks. and
will be equipped with the most modern
machinery and devices to perform tho
work Of cleaning the banks and dumping
the ritv's refuse
The drawings in Mr.. whyte's once con-
templat. a toat lss feet long and thirty
~ water Four boilers will supply steam.
and tho engines viii! have a stroke OF six
feet.
Tn. captains cabin Will he thirty. nine
fec, long bathrooms and Offices will BE-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
WOMAN HURLED FROM WAGON.
Vehicle Collides With Another in
Crowded ThorOu.hfare.

Mis-. Tar;ine Logan % No -123 Eusg~r
stree, was thrown from a sewing nslchin"
wagon In which eh. was riding With J
II Ja:G.~on Of No jScS Plymouth av"nu.
y-s.-r!ay afternoon At Fifteenth and
S'h.srag, streets
TIE street vis crowded with vehicles
and Ja--isCus wagon struck covered
wagon. throwing Miss logan to THE s-ree.
See was cut on ~. head she was take.
:, tho Cltv bisv-s.sry. where Doctor
Ems. irrssei scalp wouni.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
MOREHOUSE IS PARTIALLY
SUBMERGED BY HIGH WATER
EEi,-Eiis. SIECIAi.

EEf'fBfIc SPECIAL.
Morehous.. Mo. July S.-Ii,'Is River T.
falling. hut another heavy rain ;.il last
night. which may bring III. river up
again.
From. street IN MoYehouse l. s,iIl under
water. :-evse street IL ah,v. iii. wat.:
AMI affords highway o! travel In and
oct Of town.
Th. east side !s dry. being protected hy
shs Frisco roaiSed Armed guards are pa
trolling the ros3be1 20 prevent th. cutting
81 tn. dixie which holds the wate: ou, Of
the cas: side
TIL. Frisco track n washed out for
nearly two miles between Mnr.housc and
canaiou. 4 train Of an engine ard Soy
eral fats is stranded between two wash
outs near Tram switch. Tho crew travels
20 Morehouse on hard cars for meals.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
FALLING BUCKET HITS MAN.
Matt Herxhull Sustains Fractured
Leg as Result.

Mat, HershUli. a2 years old. living at
No. So south E~inE avenue. va. taken
20 the city Hospital yesterday q: a. N.
s,iH. ring from fractured leg and an tn
fury 20 his back
Hershuil was at work IN an excavation
N ~. i<s block on Hunt avenue when a
hi;cks. fell from above ali sfrlick him
with grsa; force HIS .s.t leg vas broken
In two ;.lnces. Policeman Hancock og the
Ssrer.h u.s;rtc. took the man 90 .he City
Ho~2ic.i. HIS condition - serious.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
FALLS OUT OF 4 R0WB0AT.
William Mueller. Farmer. !
Drowned in Missouri River.

William Mueller. A farmer. living near
Washington. No. fell on, y! rowboat
in the Missouri River Thursday morning
and was drowned. Hts ho.ly was b,ouSh:
70 his old home In Csn'aur 81 Louis
County. yesterday morning. where an in
guest was held by Coroner Koch.
Coroner Koch believes that M'seilcr had
a stroke oS apopi"xy when he fell gu; O.
his boat He was - years old and sirci"
tn" funeral S!ll tax" place to-day At the
hcnl. oe q brother.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
LID ON GAMBLING At JOPLIN.
Play Stopped When Prosecuting
Attorney Suddenly Returns.

REF i'i..c SPECIAL.
joplin No. July cs.-Co.nc!ient with the
return OF Prosecuting Attorney W ".
Andrews. who has been In Colorado for
three weeks. the III has been placed on
all gambling. and last night the gar,h!inS
houses We're closed
When Mr.. Andrews departed FOR tire
benefit OF his health. thre. weeks ago. the
gamblers busted the green cioth-c,yered
tables and lighted the rooms that hal
been J1rkensd The dcvo'ses Of III. game
were no:.fi.! and the games :iourished.
The games were suddenly brought to q
clos. when AR Andrews. unannouIc"d.
returne! from his Colorado trip. No word
VAS sent to the gamblers 20 cics.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

Included In the list Of eonveniences 06oald
her.
J. F. Dsppe. who drew the plans at the
instance o? tie Harbos Commirsioner. IL
connected with the Mississippi River Com
mission and has had long experience IN
like wo:k. II Is believed that his model
will be followed In all salient particulars.
required to build the new craft. The
work cannot be done IN st. Louis. II II
said. and probably will be let 20 builders
in DeS Moines. Ia. or In JenefsonviEe.
Ind
II has not yet been decided whether the
new harborboat will bear the name. Mark
Twain. The present boat IL In fair con-
dition and may be used in connection with
the new steamer. II the old vessel II
discarded il Is believed that her success
will 10 baptized in honor Of the novelist
and humorist. Mark Twain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
RIDER ESCAPES HORSES FATE.
boy Thrown From Animal Which
Was Killed bv Car.

Joseph cosinnaao. IL years old. Of No.
~. North seventh street. was injured
and The horse he Was riding was instant
~ killed. when struck ~ q street ..sF at
seventh street and Ca.s Avenue yesssf-
day morning
WREN the car and horse coiifded che hoy
vas hu-iet: 20 she ground. Doctor Freud
szSsS.n, at tie CisS D4Sp9cSary found the