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Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEsT.

A parrot met a graphaphone And listened to it's chat. 'rLet me depart" they heard her groan, q can't compete with that" A lion. once the jungle's pride, Heard of a famous trust. Talk of the lions share he
 sighed,
 One gasp, and he was dust, A polecat sat beside the way An auto by him rushed: He died at the first whif. they say, He was so dazed and crushed. 4 trolley swiftly cleft the air Fan shook her head and cried Nov wouldn't that make any mare Commit race suicidc?" Thus at no very distant date. Since good must yield to best, old Mother Nature'n abdicate And man will do the rest.
 N. Y. Times.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
Pianos That Sell Are Always in Demand
 THE WILEY B. ALLEN co.
.Asr WASHINGTON ST, ARE SELLING ONE PIANO A DAY.

2474s EAST WASHINGTON ARE SELLING PIANO DAY. Our stock variety sell O s way
 
 
  the splendid line of Pianos
 
  Leading Ders z4'- East
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

Norway and Sweden have justified the worlds faith in their good sense. They are no towards, those sturdy NOrsemen, but In our day they don't fight for the pleasure of bloodletting. So they have settled their quarrel without an appeal to arms.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

A Chicago professor has come to the conclusion that the era of the self made man is at an end. The trou- bIe with the self-made man, however, is that he never knows when he is down and out. He will be up and coming long after the Goctr.naires tell him that, by every rule of logic, he should be out of the running.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

Where is Carrie Nation? Her hatch ct made her famous, but the world is so busy it has failed to notice that she has dropped out of sight. She is want ed in Hamilton, Ont, where a fortune awaits her. Everybody may be inter ested in what she does with it.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
A CHEERFUL LIAR.

Speaking of liars" said the truthful man. .I ran across one the other day who deserved the prize. The conver- sation had turned on gambling, and, as usual, every man had some story of wonderful luck Then the modern An anias butted in"
 .It was in EI Paso. some years ago
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

companies have receivd what those in authority have chosen to return to them. Few of the men in high au- thority in these companies seem to be coming out of the investigation with clean hands. It is certainly an as- tcnishing revelation.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

The president. We are told, is al ready at work on his December mes sage If it proves to be long he can not plead that he had not time enough to make it brief
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

The Chicago women's club that has passed a resolution of condemnation of the five o'clock tea has set an excel lent example to the mems clubs all over the country that make a speciality cf the fve-t thirty o'clock cocktail.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

and death. There's but one moment in all time and eternity when the flint of resolution struck upon the steel of manhood rroduczs the divine spark of fixed purpose. And that moment is now Do it now. Tomorrow never
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

Kansas, planning for a worlds fair" to celebrate the fftieth anniver- sary of admission into the Union, makes it clear that some states, like
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Property Transfers.

Richmond-Thos ID. Newell and wife. to
Nora b. Newell, 81 It. on 8. line OF Park r
Avenue, s. e.. cor. OF Plum Street g, 80
~ II K. 81 Bowe and wife to q W T1rpin.
% 1T. on M line of Hanover street, M w !.
cor Park Street, 81, O45. *, :, \, Il.
IL. b. Rowe and wife to w. Z. Wrigh
IS 1T 4 On IN. line OF Hanover Street. % II.
VV.%of Park Street, SLIGO
Observation-Disclosures Park Company 70
Jessie %. Deyfne, lots Nos. % and q In
Block is In plans0f Highland, Park. $50.
5IF J oseph w. Bliley and wife; John =.
$BliIey.n e47 acres on 8. side of G rove
Road, adjoining the lands Of r. A at
terson and Others 500. ss.i sa,
81 Mnetree FoIRes, special comns s!oner,
to wv. s. Rose 30 IT, on w. line OF Mosby
Street, I'D IT.. N. Of Washington Street,
Highland Park Company to c. g. Rosen-
crantz, lot No. q. in Block 4, plan OF
Highland Park. $3.50. tt.ss &.
Charles Holzhauer and wife to g. NJ.
King, ITO IT. on T.. side of Goddin Street.
Ito ft.8 from n. line of F'ells Street. and
lots / to 10, Inclusive: and lot Is IT. by
ft.#and 40 IT. on n. line Of Fels Street
NE, cor: Of Goddin Street. in Duvals
Adeiine II. Brauer's trustee, and chill
drcn, to T. sltterding, $50 It. on Moline
OF Brook Turnpike, IS. Nv. cor. Of Henrico
Street, st. 900. 81 ,J e II s4-;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Want Virginia Homes.

During The past two or three = Re CO. days ~
ceived the following inquiries:
a. 3B Perrin, care Patton House. Blue
field, Nv. va, literature about Virginia;
j. A. Craft, Hamilton, O.. Literature Ute 45,l
dee Avenn 1N Nashville, Tenn, literature
about Virginia; The B. "a. Stevens Co.
Toledo, O., coal properties; Geo. =;
Billings & Co... N. y. Cor. Arch and
Twenty-third Streets, philadelphia. wants
a stock farm; Thos. ", Gleason s12 Pru-
dental building, BUFFALO; N; y, in i.r
:oiG Harriet Avenue Minneapolis, Mimi,
about minerals is Virginia.: W.. B. VII
bus. 72O Sauson Street, Philadelphia,
wants farm IN Tidewater,, e IA HI, T Az
500 Myrtle Avenue, Bridgeport. Conn,
wants to grow fruit: w. l.. Blackman,
Jr. Box G3G IIinsdale, H., Information
n hout fruit .fF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
I. Had.a Great Rally

The sunday-school Of Laurel Streeto
-Nethdist Church ;lIad5a red-letter5 d Az on
Sunday morning, the occasion being rally
day. The programme rendered by the
children was carried out without a hitch.
and was greatly enjoyed by the congre-
ton. 3 H. s3s5 is N lss
The Rev. ]. A. Thomas. pastor made
a brief address to It he school, after which
an. Easter offering was made. The to-
tai amount raised was s235, with more
to; come In. The money VIII, be used
in paying off the balance due on the
new3library recently placed in the school,
and 500 will 50 towards the parsonage
fund. III T 53 .t 3sys rs
s. This school Is said to be one Of the
most liberal IN the city, and when it
comes to raising money.lit seems an
easy matter for them TO roll In tho
pennies. 5ssis Fl{. VS. ~ US s5 st s4# t$5Es
Miss Grace Carter received afprize Of
a gold seal ring for bringing in the
largest amount, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
GROWERS GET TOGETHER.
Tobacco Planters Of Two States
Hold important Meeting.

Hold Important Meeting.
The tobacco growers Of North Carolina and
Virginia have formed IN association for their
common protection and are planning so to or
ganize as to be Independent. 5f 81 4a4 Is II q,
~ Thp Executive Committee met In Danville
Friday In the hall OF the Masnlc Temple
The meeting was held behind closed doors
and the press was excluded. Ono newspaper
man was admitted but ho was pledged not
to disclose what happened. Z
3 One member OF the Executive Committee
when asked 70 say what had been planned
said :8s5 t9s ~ !. a
affairs sacred and we have me ft,, same risht
and we mean to be just as quiet.
1T Is said that the association VIII es ,,
lish newspaper in Danvillc, which VIII pc
a its official organ. The paper Will 70 pub
iishrd weekly, and will be subscribed to BY
every ono OF tho IL, 600 members OF the nsso-
citation. ~ sal$ Il: w u. 4, III ..,,,,
build a number. OF factoresS for the rnanufac-
ture Of the tobacco raised by It's :;,en n, na
and that probably a bank would be chartered
for the benefit OF those associated In the
movement. At any rate, the most profound
silence is maintained regarding the plans ior-
Brnulat ted by the Executive Commit GO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
MINISTER'S CONFERENCE.
Rev. j. ]. Haley Tells Baptists
What the Disciples Believe.

i" tH =
At the weekly session of tho Methodist
Minister'S meeting, held at the Centenary
Church yesterday nearly all Of the min
listers of Richmond and Manchester re-
ported large congregations. Rev Mr..
Scott, of Paramount Avenue. stated that
ms result Of recent revival services
there had been forty reclamaiions, TWEEN
ty-five conventions and seven had been re-
ceived on profession OF faith. Dr.. Young
received three by certificate at Centenary.
Rev, G.. II. McGhee had seven Access
sions at Asbury Pace ana on Sunday he
raised special offering for the Home
for lncurables.
Rev ". A, Cooper the pastor Of 81.
James, reported that the greatest re-
yiva in Tho history OF the church had
Just closed. There were forty CONVEX
tons and forty old ordinations. On Sun
day he received six on profession Of
TIL, feature OF YESTERDAYS meeting Of
the Baptist Minister'S Conference, nelh
at the Baptist Neishborhood House. was
an address OF Rev. T. j. Haley, pastor
of the Seventh Street Christian Church,
on The Doctrines OF the Christian De-
nomination." The address was declared
by many of the ministers to whom 1t
Was made 10 be tho cearest and most
comprehensive exposition of the views OF
Mn 4Ialey's denomination they had ever
known and the trnlrrnal spirit which
characterized II charmed TIE brnthren.
The address developed the fact that the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
.CEREMON|ES:OvER
0||A I 4 'SDEAD||...
Honor Memories Of Heroes Who
Sleep by City's East
Gate.
MAJOR '],' ANDERSON i: o. ORATOR !. ',
Attornsy-G General Selected to De
liver Addrcss--Militar
Parade.
MAJOR ANDERSON ORATOR.

4s The lakewood Memorial Association has
made ali arrangements for It's celebration
+ in May.
81 On Sunday, May It'll. a memorial SER
#vice Will DO held at Broadus Memorial 4
Church. at which the pastor. Rev. Mr..
stcaley will preach. Tho musical pro-
gramme on this occasion will be clabo.
rate. Isl s3,., .gl "a III
& Il At 4 9 clock on Wednesday afternoon of
May 1oth$tlle members Of the Oakwcod
Memorial Association. their guests and
the military. will meet at St Johns
Church and form for the parade to the
cemetery. It is thought that the cero-
monies will begin ut 5 o'clock. s x 81
# Captain Cyrus Bossicux Will be CHIEF
marshal, and will appoint a large number
Of aides. ,.8 81
The SEVENTEEN Virginia Regiment will
& take part In the parade, under the COM
mand OF Colonel George Wayne Ander-Ss
son. Two conpan Will come from Pes
tersburg and Company y, the crack 4
Lynchburg company, under the command
& of Captain Robert Z. Craighill. has ac-
cepted an invitation to take part in the
ceremnnies.
Attorney General Anderson. he orator
/ OF the OCCASION, will be introduced by
Mr.. Joseph Bryan, who lately gave the y
iron work for the new permanent speak
ers' stand erected at lakewood.
Rev. DR.. James p. Smith will make tho
opening prayer. s22
s Hon.aD.C Richardson will preside DUR
Ing the lies. is5 # III Az
Tho musical numbers Will be directed
BY Professor Mitchell. #
Rev. Mr. r. A. Goodwin. rector Of st. p
Johns Church. will pronounce the bcne-
$diction. IS 81 ss
Invitations have been sent to all tho
memorial associations, to- the Governor {
and his staff, to the Mayor. to the va
rIous military organizations. to the Co'l-5 \
federate veterans and to the members
OF the Council OF Richmond. In adds
ton to these, the public Is cordially 'I1dl'
invited. 4,
s The officers OF the Oakwood N cmorlnl
Association are Mrs. ". G Pleasa nts, pres. I
Sident; q Mrs. Massle. vice-prnsid +; Mrs
John T. Hughes, secretary; N rs.t 2. ~.
Richa rdson, treasurer. and Mrs. Chris
tlan, Mrs. Bcdeker and Mrs. Beveridge.
ex-presldents. Il
lciation.(
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

in the fues at about two-thirds of the
distance from the floor to the ceiling.
Near the floor in each room will be placed
another ventilating aue, allowing the air
to escape through another set of brick
ducts to the attic Of the building, where
1T then passes to the atmosphere The
arrangement of the windows, the cleo
trio wiring and the sanitary fixtures will
be the very best and adjusted as per-
fectly as modern science can provide
There will be n phone system connect-
ing each class and lecture room with the
principals office. This will lie a very
convenient feature. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
LIFE UNDERWRITERS
Local Association Meets and
Members Have Fine Lunch.

The Richmond Life Underwriters Association
held regular meeting at the Commercial
Hotal yesterday, and 10 was the first meet
The next meeting will embrace the lunch, SO
greatly was tho first one enjoyed by all. 80 ~
The meeting was largely attended, ana me l,e.
features were discussed Interestingly
by several prominent members 81
Mr.. d. r.. Mdyette gave an interesting &c,
fhssociatlon in philadelphia and Mr.. T. A.
Cary talked on ''The Relation OF Manager to
Manager outlined In the constitution ons tna
,,,,eatjnrs arc resulting in much good In
bringing about more fraternal feeling among
the members.
- Mr. ~ q Reed. OF Baltimore, was q visitor,
from the Life Underwriters Association Of
that city and he made u most interesting adj
dress Mr. III. w. Ellerson. of tho Life In
surance Company Of Virginia, was electea a
,hn -.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
BUSY EASTER /. monday |.
F0RJU.s| i / JOHN u
Negro Burglar Broke ike . Ills Leg
in Attempting 70
Escape. 6

1nstce 1ohn,s Easter Monday turned
o,4 ~ he q b,,sy. one. His docket was
long nut mostly uninteresting. There
u,arn dr,,nks galore, and "a large M mber
nr Sisnrdnrlvt negro WON en-. " These were
given their dues, and most OF them pald
up, and went away, y, -, y, !, ,ont
=, Wll tba bone 81 Hannibal Rudy on
snmth ~ Ttrs y Street, and In attempting TO
Get away fromSthe head Of the house; r he
FELL down q hill and broke ms c leg, I Nv
ambulance carried him Sto Inc ~ 10y a1us'
pital, where he newt ut Tie man is able
The case wen WEE st'ts W " $500 -
". r. HuicSer got g scra 1ya ss ah
night and as ~ re suit ~ a.st h -
struck In the head with q peer pes glass; ~
'i'te Ice o,a rIes a cplored woman, was
~ ,irht n ths net Of selling liquor from
a. blind tiger, which means that sne ke ~
a lug, from viii CHI she soo aispe,,,sen she
rum, and 1t cost hep, ~ ny ~ti mn,,ent
could not pay I'm ~, s5uld tic eifors
OF her friends iso prize 3, foT 3 her
y Ninctee an ncgroes were corralleu III w
rious parts OF \ nv sa, IN Tie Usual
and tleS we're n, foree 81 z them EN- Ia had.
su Inhn "' nuy Heat Heat Lizzie oyerton, and
had To- stand Sthe Econseq 'ces 5.o ; 'e'l
Jaha Msear,I ann ~ 5seo G,sno1s rya ame
sot,, VA = ~ nffphtsiThey were sent TO the
rock pile foHrH''thirty days, Z,
1t cost willie Goode Ss,eo ior 8|i'rsstie''-
ing Emma Roland. N
Hurnett's Vanilla 80
~, MIRO Don,t lot your grocer WORK gu y
zchean ana Y aangero,isa substitu te, insist
on having Burllett' IS, I'D II ( u. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
SERVICES, AT EMANUEL,
Rev. Mr.. Baroody Preaching to
Deeply Interested Congregations.

3 Special services are being condu'c 'tee
at Emmanuel Baptist Church this week.
Rev. Mr.. Banood an accomplished min
lister and scholar from Syria, Is preach
ing and Mr.. Reinhart has charge Of the
music services. Mr.. Banoody pre- aohed
and deeply 'ir,teesting congregations. More
earnest dfscourses have not been heard
in Richmond. n Services will he held at 4
and 8 DE. NJ, with special services for
children at 44:45, III. . $l Is N 4al S13 5s III
The Easter services at Emmanuel were
of special Interest. and were enjoyed by
a large congregation. The music was OF
perhaps the BEST sermon he has de-
iiYered in Richmond. It was based on the
Saviour's promise to his disciples to be
world, and emphasized the thought OF t he
abiding presenee OF Christ with those
who believe Tin i'm and accept Him as
their Saviour X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
CLAY WARD ACTIVES.
Will Start Local Ball to Rolling
Sa+urdau N;oh+ 5.Sl
Saturday Night.

The Clay Ward Actives will hold tho
first Of a series Of campaign meetings in
,Belvdere Hall next Saturday night for
the benefit Of candidates for municipal
offices. nj IA III l54&5
-Four other meetings will be held later
on. Il,
dates for tho positions Of auditor. city
sergeant and justices OF the peace WILDE
heard The second meeting will embrace
another class, and SO on to the end Of
the long list. :,
rho meeting will be in the public hall,
and President e. w. Miner Will preside.
Shrine to Meet. J.
Potcntate Chas TT. Phillips has issued
a, call for Acca Temple to meet to-nlght
for tie monthly ceremonies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Will Return To- day.5

Governor Montague is expected to re-
turn s. to the city this morning from
.yVaynesboro, where he spoke last night.
The Governor will spend the day in his
office and will sit with the State Board
expected TO make a speech in tho Acade-
my OF Music here toward the end Of next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c.
to sl,OO with Devoes Gloss Carriage Paint.
1t weighs to ozs. more to the pint than
others, wears longer and gives n gloss
equal to new work. Sold by Harris Hard
>pare Co sst,5t 0tt &G5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
The Produce Market.

4. yesterday was a half holiday on tho
Cary Street produce block Phe e. ~, were e
Was Easter Monday and there was
scarcity both Of buyers and stuff to sell.
Receipts were very light asa business - !
Changes In the prices. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
.6Maiazsly
Economy,
gil Broad. l54o Main

Baptists and the Christians had far more ,
in common than is generally sn I, : s. q;
Drs. Hawthorne, Gardner and Cridlin,
warmly thanked the speaker for the
splendid address. IT. :.
1T was announced that next Monday.
Rev. r. Good win, rector of St. J, oh1 !,
dress beforclthc conference on the Doc .,
trines and Policy Of the protsstnt - 81
a series which the Baptist Conference Q e e
has for f con nogv fGr
lowed TO question or make reply to the
Speakers chr1stmn bq f1y may
Rev. Dr. Mercer, tho president Of the
was no, ppffiSSnt hens st
ting better. however, and attended SER
vice at the church West Xew sunaa ay
James Buchanan preached for him Sum
day morning. II IL slg5 q. TIL.
Rev. Calder dillingham;, a missionary
to Japan, was a visitor the conference
and made a. short talk. 4. III 10 E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Jury Was Adjourned.

4 Argument was completed yesterday In
tho busch will case In the Chancery
Court, and the jury adjourned until this
morning, when an effort will be made
to reach an agreement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
I ,e.af Tob,accco Market.

The sales OF loose leaf tobacco at the
warchouses on the slip will be resumed
The offerings vii probably 20
,being 4 general holiday In the country,
very few, If any. farmers loaded any
WAGONS 10 come ia market. S4g n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

time visiting points OF interest intor near
the city. 81
0In addition to all these the large party,
composing tile Hen Hur Company, arrived
in the city ana Will spend the week here,
rs Will also the company playing at tho
I3ljou. The matinee at this theatre yes-
terday attracted an enormous crowd to
the playhouse and another big audience
attended last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
DR. Whitsett in New York.

DR. w. II. Whitsctt. professor of Moral
Philosophy, In Richmond College, de-
livered by request on yesterday morning
an address before the Baptist Ministers
Conference, Of New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Pretty Girls toaSerye.

a number OF pretty Richmond girls
will serve 8refrcshments THE evening at
the Oriental musicale to he given at No
3215 East Franklin Street by the members
Of the Loving Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tiers. for the benefit of the sheltering
Arms Hospital s.
The name of Mr.. Percy Pemberton WAS
accidentally omitted from the number Of
those on the musical programme. He
will sing several numbers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

Mr.. Doyle Here.
Mr., NJ. u. Doyle. Jr.. Of Lynchburg, is
In the city, and is tho guest OF MIR. =.
] = Ia gam p 81 r. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Reception to a Richmond Lady.

A reccption was rendered Mrs. c. II. Turner.
Of Richmond, Va. at the residence Of J. Mad =
.ison Short No. 1920 Argyle Avenue. Baltt-
been visiting during the past few days. u A
musicale and entertainment, In which various
singers OF note participated, assisted By Mrs.
Turner who possesses q contrato-voice OF lucid
resonance was one OF the features OF the
%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

H.irnett's Vanilla !, !,
a pure DON'T lot your groge,tW or 8 ~, ala
cheap ana dangerous subs W V A'lsss'
on having Burnett s, --Aa 3st Hi }.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

Rtchmond- Thos. d. Newell and wife. 70
Nora b. Newell, 4 81 It. on 8. line OF Park
Avenue, S. Il. cor. OF Plum Street, So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

tlIc oOl 49,
by the rector,
congregations. The
in the afternoon
Ing feature Of the
( reports show that
of this year Won
been made by the
en- in the study Of
long the rewards
a little boy just
age for absolutely
entire catechism.
services also at
he AFTERNOON service
children. At each
was packed with
t each service was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Ample Ventilation.

III rs then carried to the different rooms
of the building by means nf heating fnes
located IN tho walls, whore It is dis
charged into the rooms through openings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

the Sunday school
the afternoon We're
IL and were more
i any similar service
e church. a strik.
ccasion was the fun
embers OF the mems
school. which now
and is taught by by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

At, ST. Johns German Evangelical Lu-
theran Church the Rev. Paul J.. Mcneil
preached Sunday morning and night.
Large congregations attended,. John
Baseler presided at the organ. The choir
was accompanied by a string orchestra
and sung special Easter music. The
church nns decorated with Easter lilies
and palms. Tho Twenty-Five candidates
Wefa qs, On m sunday
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-11-10

Runaway Accident.-Returning home
from church here on Sunday afternoon last,
Mr.. Edwin Gloyd, accompanied BY Miss
Harriet Robertson, Mrs. Miles, aunt OF Miss
Robertson, and an orphan boy employed In
the Robertson family, in carriage drawn
by two horses, were all violently thrown
out. They had arrived upon the bridge
spanning the railroad track at Derwood
when the horses took fright at an express
train which suddenly passed uuder the
bridge and ran away. The carriage COL
lided with fence short distance from the
bridge and the top Of the carriage was brok
en- of and the occupants thrown out. Miss
Robertson had her left arm broken at the
wrist and Mr.. Gloyd two fingers broken,
and all were painfully bruised. When the
carriage came In contact with the fence the
horses were released from 1t by the tongue
breaking loose and escaped injury, as was
discovered when they were caught few
minutes later. DR.. o. 8. Linthicum, of this
town, was called TO treat the Injuries re-
ceived by those In the accident, who had 10
the meantime been kindly taken 10 neigh
boring house.