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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
NEWS 7 GATHERED | / | !.
FROM S:0|U|T''H|:S ! | !
Vicious Y Dung White Boy Gives
e. the 4 Officers Much
ss'.5 Trouble. III
THE HOSE TURNED 4: ON HIM
Eagles Garry Great Crowd 10. Down.
on xcursio Personals
.$5 and Briefs.
THE & HOSE TURNED e ON d, HIM
and Briefs.
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Manchester Bureau. Times Dlapa tch. ,S
Nos, 11l2 Hull Street. III
sSs Archie D. ghicCoy,sa white boy about
fifteen years or age. charged With steal
ting a gold watch and a piatol from Mr..
r. AZ. Dillon OF Chesterfield county
gave Patrolman Addie Waymack and
they want ted d yes terday morning. when
he was arrested and before he was locked
Lii q cell Eat, the city jail. 5S5
The o fflcer arrested the boy at Nine,
teenth8 and Hull Streets and had Ia hard
I time In bringing b him to the Z sta ton
house. When the policeman and the boy
left the car at the staton-h house the littlo
rascal foug ht vic! ously, and to keep from
striking him Mr. yYaymack call led In Ser,
geant Wright, and the two carried the
4 kicking III Juvenile INTO n the station and
placed him In a cell. g . VI ~ Ss85 s5S5
"a Even then he was vicious, and tried
( to, break UP everything inside OF " the
place. ~ si,sS s5'5B !5$s
Then q. novel idea occurred to the off:
GERS, and Archie was soon trea ted to the
water cure. r he hose, part OF which
had been In the. cell. and which had been
5torn$up by the boy, were hltched to the
hydrant In the station-house, and tho
/ boy received drenching the like Of
winch no one ever saw DelOTe
He quieted own somewhat. and was
finally taken to the jail to be cared for
until this morning when he will be given
hearing In the Mayors Court, 4.
& When first arrested the boy refused to
give his name. but later twas learned
that he came from North Carolina and
that his name was Mccoy. He had been
hanging around Belle Isle for several
days eating the scraps from the dinners
I Of the employees there. Mr.. Dillon saw
the boy and took him to HIS home. His
reward for his Kindness is Salleged to have
{ been the stealing of his watch and pistol.
81 The boy made bold to say that he In
tended to live all OF his life by stealing. 81
Confederate Veterans.
81 Mr.. ST. George Bryan, who was to,
address the 1,embers Of Joseph E. John
son Camp Confed era te Veterans last
night. did not attend the meeting and
the address will likely be delivered next
Thursday night. Mr. Bryan Intends to-
speak on '".TheJ Man Behind the Cum
He has written upon the lives OF the
private soldiers In the Civil War and
his lecture on this subject will be very
Interesting to all OF the veterans.
81. The camp met last night and trans
acted much routine work. There was an
excellent attendance OF members AZ
Scared to Dutch Gap. d
\ Practically every member OF stonewall
Jackson Aerie Of Eagles Of anchester
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
ROYAL ARCANUMITES
AT IDLEW00D TO-DAY

The Royal Arcanum!tes will to-day observe
members Of the. organization viii 80 out this
morning and spend the day with the children.
and they will have the advantage of all the
dancing pavil Eon and the mergy: go-round.
Later the games Will be started between the
for the various prizes offered by
The Richmond merchants. stu later the bal
game between Areanunnites from ne e. East .,s
championship, and then dancing In tho big
pavilion viii begin and will be kept up until
In the neantim the balloon will go up and
the moving pictures Will be presented. and all
told the day will be one OF those to be res
menbered. n Five thousand tickets have been
ssued TO the Arcanumtes through their com.
mittees, and It Is likely that twice that mum;
.display OF fireworks Will lbe given. ID aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
BE:DScORNER-sTONE.
Thieves Break Open Stone and md
33s: Secure Money

595t,rhe7 CONVERSIONS Of the Haaker Me-
mortal Church. which was lald last SAT- a.
5urday, was broken 5 open NYeelne sday &
night by thieves and robbed OF IN g s1s~
The Il bottom stone which. was sealed
Containing alb M n book OF 5la Us and
midtown, i butaIi,e pastor. Rev. Kenneth
SM.iN iesrs. stated he thought there we're
several dollars in the box. z &.
The thieves ent cred the cellar o. ne
new Church. and worked the'r way. \, 70
the cement iron, the opening, videently
the ,infortunat to creatures who com omitted
the act were preesent = at the ceremony NOM
fof laying tho 4 corner al one. n
The offense was reported to Chief Wer-S
Ener 81 Rev. Mr.. B M ca rs5 yestcrda y after
noon but he could & I've no clue 70 the
bt4,fpvcs W. s}iS3fSi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
RETAIL
A7: [ |: [ !. \ \ L n
Thirteen Hundred People En-
joyed Delightful Outing to
Seaside on Yesterday.
PRIZES 6 MPETED FOR.
Excursion Was One Of the Most.
Successful Operated During Sss
the Present Season. i5,i5

E The Retail Grocers ran the most sue
5cessful excursion which has left Rich!
1nond y this year II on yesterday to Ocean
View. They carried twenty-t three coaches.
with N about 5gs 800 people. Everybody
med to hay Al most pleasant time. a1 7,
the hitch al was II TIC Norfol
fat1 Ocean View at the proper time, but:
sthis was oyerbalanced by the Y way 4, IN
Which they. brought them back at night,
coming through from Ocean View with
Tho ten pound caddy Of Aliens /. Sun.
cured Tobacco, donat ed by Allen Brothers
c2@pabayS tfs xR
Wholesale men. s5f q ,5SH Y
The greaay pig was caught BY Mr.. J.
u, Smith, after1an exciting oha Is
we're won 10y the following parties :,i i.
S /. Prize No 1..-one case pea Rhine, donated
x hiE1s New fGGs y2n M5i
s' Prlzo No. aono shield i ham, donated
ad S SomRRaRnS oarh stree
Sis Prize Mo- s. One half cord sawed pine
wood, donated BY Quarles and Wing field (
won BY Mr.. L Neale, ! No. 1909 East Cary
Prize No. 84-Dne box fine candy, do.
mated by r. W. Carter and Company; wor
by Mrs + " Irauer. No. S1125 North North
Prize No. t5--One dozen wheato Biscuits
donated by the SVirglala Baking Company;
won by Miss Manic, 1suder, NO.. ILL West
Main Street. 81 NJ n n l53. Ne .:S 4
Prize No. 6-One dozen wheato biscuits
donated ~ the Virginia Bak Ing Company;
won by Miss u. B. Ioehr. n " 81 East.
!, Prize No. One dozen ;wheato biscuits!
donated by the Virginia Bak Ing Company
won by Mrs. y ] 8 Z. Brunette. NO. 331413 ~
West Main Street. s5 3si4 $i}s al a. AZ yiEs R
AZ Prize No S--0ne dozen wheato biscuits.
donated by the Virginia Baking Company;3
won by MI. u, p. 1dite.E No. 514 West
Marshall 4 Street. n 995a .4 n
a Prize No. s-One dozen wheato biscuits.
donated by the Virginia Baking Company;
won BY Mr.. T II F'ease, No 1920 Ven ya''
Prize No. 1o-one dozen whea to bis.
cults donated by the Virginia Baking
Company; won by Mr.. G. u. Roberts, No.
2315 East Broad Street. $ 3
fR Prize No. lone dozen whea ITO bis
Company; won By Mr.; a L. Short, No
Prize. No. 12--O One NJ dozen whea to bis
cults donated by the Virginia Baking
Company: won by Miss Lila Byrne, n o.
100 .Venable Street. sa
Prize NO. 13-One- half dozen fancy
Shelton 4 pickles. donated by Shelton
Pickle Works; won by Mrs J. B: VIII
liams No. II 2 East Marshall Street. i
These prizes will be delivered to the
successful parties by Mr.. Eugene. Brauer,
No.313 asst Main Street, this city 2.s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Richmonders in New York.

NE Y ork. August 9.--st. Denis, Z.
iByrne, w C. H III and wife, 3. y'1l-
son and wfe Imperial, Miss Y. Walden.
Miss "a. Taylor, r. 81 Taylor;i Alhert,
A, e Higginbothama II ,&;$ Baker;,
Gerard, p " p. Foote and wife; Herald
Square, W, H. schwarzschild and $wife;1
3Bartholdl, F.. SY, seigel; Netherlands, III.
e. Baskerville and wife. "a IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
NEW MANAGEMENT.
Negro Park on Mayo's Island to to
Open Again. ,i;8

Ia negro amusement company, said to DO
the same as that which recently opera yea Inc ne
Mayo's Island from tho Southern Amusement e,1 !
Company. The latter company started ne
n success OF their Venture, and the place has
been closed down for some time. the name la;,3
OF the park under The new rnanagem1en WI ~
colored people, and will be;opened lediately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Arrested NEGRO

Richard Evans (colored) was arrested by Ser
geant Bailey yesterday afternoon and locked
up at the Second Police Station on the charge
OF being a suspicious character. Although this
was the charge, the arrest was made because
against the man., charging him with stabbing
and seriously wounding Pesarg Stewart, another
negro several days ago 10 Ets@a.Aalllt@A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
\ Two Receives Commission

B Mator a.. r. Moody, seventy-second Infantry.
az "petersburg. was "a caller at the Adjutant-
Generals office yesterday on official ,' bus'
Y First Lieutenant 1 u. w. MINIS and Second
Lieutenant j. u Mitchell, OF Company 3, sey,
entynrst Infantry who were "a AngIss
in Virginia Volunteers "a have; been reported
qualified and commissions wi be issued them
The Adiutant- Generals office Ii now busily
engaged arranging state rifle " team TOR
participation Lint the natfeual shoot At. sea
Grt, N. il August 20 to September o. Two oo.' K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
ITALY GRATEFUL \ J F F I.
Letter Received i've from ron
Naples Acknowledging Money.

"a N dp1eS 3HCKllUW1CuSI116 NJ S011tCy. 57|
z ~ Mayor Mccarthy yesterday received
from the Bank Of Naples in italy, "a
receipt for. the money which was sent
from this city for the aid Of those who
suffered In the disaster which followed
on the great eruption Of Mount Yesuvius.
\. Soon after the volcanic disaster, the
italian ambassador requested Mayor
Mccarthy to appoint a committee to raise
money for the sufferers. The Mayor a p
pointed Messrs. Chasie Trafierl, R. Fran
cion5 and p. Gonella. These gentlemen
raised 1878, which was sent to the Re-
lief Committee s
The money, which represents In Italian
coinage something over 1900 lire, was
very gratefully received both by the peo-.
pie and the government Of I tally. HI 4 /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Examiners Leave for Home.

Tho members gof sthey State Board of
Examiners have left for b, their homes,
where they viii continue looking over
the exaninatlo Ion pape RS, which have now
been divided off into districts. They
have a vast number Of papers to be
inspected and the work will take some
time. III 8 Il, "a II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Officer Tal1ey iii.

Patrolman b, r. Tnley was taken suddenly
III about 10 o'clock Yesterday morning while
Twentieth and Twenty nrst Streets Sergeant
Bailey, and several other tflcers who were
enth and Clay Streets. q where & Police Sur
gcon C, w P. Brock attended him. 5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
MI. Coleman Appointed.

+; Mr.. George F, Coleman, Of Williams
burg. has been Appointed by Captain F.
st. George Wilson, State Highway Cons
missioner, to the position Or chief ass
sistant In his department. Mr.. Coleman
viii enter upon his duties about the first!
OF the month. "a; 4 III KS Z "A %. 5,i q {{5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
Burnt Man Improving.

Edward C.. Bowler the man who attempted
to commit suicide Wednesday, by jumping into
a furnace at tho Allen & Ginter Branch Sof
the American Tobacco Company. Is improving
at tho City Home and 1t is thought he will bo
ableLto leave for his homo In a few days. N d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

went tog Dutch Gap las \ night on the.
,moonll gilt excursion under the auspices
OF this Aere.s a special car bearing the
I. Birds OF Petersburg arrived IN. Me city
early In the evening and q grea G roWdS
vent to Richmond to take the Pocnhontas.g
The Eag gle Band OF aranches did not SO 50
with the excursion, "a band OF Richmond
furnishing the music for the OCCASION.
Dixie, Aerles OF Richmond sent many mem
bers on the boat. There WIS dancing,
music and ~ freshnlents ifa5
Board Meets To- Night tsS
The Board OF Aldermen win meet In
regula r session tonight 4 The clear water
plant Will be Informally discussed. and \
1T Is probable tina Il a committee will he
appointed to make careful inquiry into
the work already done a nd report nt a
future meeting. The Board has several
matters Of Importance from the Assem-
bly, to dispose Of. and the session VIII
likely be d length one. III. Is a345iE fs;{
The Fire Committee did not have 4 q
quorum last night and adjourned sine
die. s53 II az s8 III
Personals and Briefs.
If. Thomas Robertson. OF Eleyenth and
toK have Governor swa nson pardon his
settenca 4 be city jail for breaking; Into
iCdTsh OlrSttl6 ~ A.iaS
The trial OF Mrs. Magnolia MARSHALL.
who lis charged with using bad language
to NIrs. Sarah Caud G.. was. not held IN
the Police Court vest erdayY mornlng,E
Squire Jordan ntinulng It until Sat-
.urday, z. /; 3. NJ, n
iYeryaIll at her home 4 s . us . q e
Mrs. B 5 NJ. Robertso II. wife Of Alder
man obertson the Fourth :, SS g r.
Visiting hor dangh ter. Airs. n q: Bridge
ford, 81 Iunenburg cou1 ~. &, IS, al. y
After spending a week Wit friends ~
Ashland, Miss Laura Lordleya OF SCoHar's
din Avenue has returned to her home. .
the, Tarrlag g, r, o. NJ
p n Gregory a1a q. H r, er'ruae
THE lawn party for the & benefit of .ths
Builders que ot Gowardtn \, A 1,a,n
Of Mrs. Duke. OF West Fourteenth street.
last mig hit. id \, !. ,i u,
Mayor II. d A.. Maurice. accomp MED 4, ~
hist ather, Prof. c. s.. N auricet nd nis
fa fan yesterday illwyn. Buck |.
singham county. TO enlain about g mo l.E MN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
No Gatemen at Main Street,

" The two gatemen pos tions at the M M
9street station have been abollsheds by
the bonrd OF control, composed Of Ghesa-E
.iIsake and Ohio and seaboard AT Line
ftoftictals. No reasons are assigned fer
ti,e1 change. The positions were held by
Mcssrs. r, IA, AtacJ ones and iW, g, Tyler
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
ONE HEAT PROsTRATION..
Negro Boy Falls Through VIM

* doW.,--I Wenty-FouT#5 tltc1l IS,
although I, the highest temperatn tire
reached yesterday was only IS DEGREES,
one heat prostration was reported by the
city hospital,
Mr.. n. L. Ford, an old man, LYING
al eli North Nlnateenth Street, was over
come during the morning and fell TO the,
sidewalk, bru!sing his forehead. Or.
Hudgins revived and left him at his
Allen Tornl,S negro youth, fell through
d window at 10 South Fourteenth Street
Yesterday morning and cut a long cash
IA histleft5arm on the glass. The amhuE7
lance was called and Dr. Hudgins took
twenty-four stitches. and left him. y a.E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

In clerk waddill's of,ice at the Hss-s
rico Courthouse yes terday a marriage.
license was issued TO Mr.. Harvey. Browns
Ing and Miss M: Elizabeth She'll both!
we'll known and popu lar young people %! Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

53i.,'I don't know replied Gordon
5s''I hold you responsible Tor re e =,
ance sin$ this court at 1880 o'clock. on the .
nth, and declare your bond Of sou Tor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

Our system Is modern and
oyStctll' up-to-date enabling Ms
TO know accurately at all times the
status Of each and every account, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

Practically. every member Of stonewall
jackson AerieT OF Eagles Of Manchester
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10

Prize No. a-Ono Shield ham. donated
olmsted, No.S741 North Fourth Street.
Prize No, s.. One half cord sawed pine
wood. donated by Quarles nnd Wingdeld; (
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-20

the last three days were warm and windy.
Dawson--A light rain occurred Monday,
but a heavy rain Is needed.
Howard-The days were hot, but the tenn
nights. The week ended with high, dry
Ing winds
Merrick-The weather was warm and dry
ell the week Thursday and Friday were
very warm
Vslley-The week was very favorable,
only more rain would be beneficial
Southwestern Section.
Adams-No rain fell during the week
until Sunday night. Friday and Saturday
were warm and windy.
Cause.-The weather was warm and dry.
Rain would be beneficial.
Franklln-The week was dry. with hot
days and cool nights.
Frontier-A light shower occurred on
Thursday but the week was dry and the
latter part warm.
Furnas-No rain has fallen since last re-
port.
GOsper-The week was very dry, mostly
with southeast wind, and nearly hot
wind in the Afternoon of the 18th.
Harlan-The week was very dry. Friday
and Saturday were very warm.
Hitchcock-The week has been hot and
dry, with very high winds. All vegeta-
t!... needs rain.
Phelps-The week was dry and hot. with
a light shower Monday morning.
western and Northwestern section.
Box Butte-The week was dry, with high
Keith-A light shower occurred Thurs
day night The sunshine was above nor
NAL, and three nights were very cool.
Rock-The hrst days of the week were
cool, with north wind. The last part Of
the week was warm. with southerly wind
Sheridan--A nice shower occurred on the
lAth. ....
q. A. LOVELAND,
lincoln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-20

iron, n. f. Howell. patron; Mrs. Mary p
Mattocks, associate matron; Mrs. Lizzie
Liston, treasurer; Mrs. Bertha Codding.
ton. conductress; Mrs. Matte Queln, asso.
ciate conductress. Mrs. Anna Fall, chap.
lain; Mrs. Lucille Ayers. marshal; Miss
Lulu Pyle, ada; Miss Madelaine Stevens,
esther; Miss Sophie Neidhart, martha
Mrs Electa Schlosser, electa Miss
Amalie Neidhart, organist a banquet fol-
lowed the meeting, and as a slight token
of esteem c. A. Spellman was presented
with past masters Jewel.
ST. PAUL-Durng the thunderstorm
yesterday afternoon about o clock Frank
Rehor of this city had a narrow escape
from death by stroke Of lightning He
with several others had gone to the Loup
river fishing, and sought shelter on the
covered bridge during the storm, when he
was stricken down by stroke of lightning.
A black mark across his stomach shows
where the current struck him, but after
an hour or more he recovered sufficiently
from the effects of the shock to walk home,
and will recover. Two of the boys with
him were also stunned butt not otherwise
injured.
FREMUNT-A carnival company came
here from Omaha Sunday and opened for
business this afternoon on Broad street, be-
tween Second and Fourth streets and some
vacant lots adjoining. The outht came
here under the auspices Of the committee
in charge of the Firemens tournament and
not of the fire department as has been
reported. Miss +. Clark, one Of the
owners of the Fremont hospital which Is
located on the northeast corner OF Broad
and Fourth streets, vigorously protested
there on account OF the noise disturbing
the sick in the hospital The objections
were of no avail and the company opened
up Just the same, and an injunction was
issued this afternoon to restrain them from
closing public streets and maintaining a
nuisance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-20

TO the insured only that part o. the policy
which the amount Of the policy bears to
80 per cent Of the value Of the property
The insured then assumes his proportionate
part. For Instance n q building IL worth
10000 and Is insured for 5000. in case OF
loss by hre, the company under the coin
surance plan would be responsible for only
hve-eighths OF the loss and the owner
would be responsible for three-eighths. The
company would pay the owner only $500.
and the owner would have TO assume 1850
OF the loss
The co-insurance plan Is q. in force in
France. Germany and other old countries,
but until recent years II was not common
in America A number OF states, includ-
ing Iowa. New Jersey. Indiana, Tennessee.
Georgia and others have enacted laws pro-
hiblting companies doing business under
the co-insurance plan from doine business
in these several states. The clause is so
worded in the policy. very few people and
very few agents pay any attention to IL,
II Is claimed. but az 80 many Of the states
have legislated against It. Mr.. Pierce Is
Of the opinion IL must be bad. However,
until he has thoroughly looked into the
matter and found the reason for its adop-
ton in the first place, he will make no
statement of his intentions.
Caps and Gowns Not Requisite.
The attempt OF the school board OF
Creighton to compel graduates OF the high
school to wear caps and gowns on the oc-
casion of their graduation or refuse to
give them diplomas is frowned upon by
Superintendent McBrien. to whom one OF
the patrons OF the school appealed. The
school board issued an order for all the
era duates to appear in caps and gowns.
Four OF the graduates complied with the
order and three refused. wherefore the ma
jority OF the board straightway refused to
issue diplomas TO the three who were not
in uniform. Mr.. Jacob Demmer OF Creigh-
ton wrote to superintendent McBren for
ruling on the action Of the board and
today Mr.. McBrien replied, giving 1t as
his opinion the action was both unadvised
and Illegal.
Mrs. HeineF sues for Damages.
A second suit for damages 10 the amount
OF 900 was filed in the Tabitha home
case this afternoon, with Mrs. Emma
Heiner as plaintiff The defendants are:
Rev. Samuel u. Batten, the State Journal,
the Evening News, Sarah B. Harris, Mrs
Margaret Pomerine, Cora A. CARRIER, c. e.
Prevey, Inez Phllrick and l.. f. TAFT, ed
itor of the Red Cloud Argus. The suit is
similar to the one filed by Rev. Mr. Heiner
the founder of Tabitha home, last week
Mrs. Heiner charges the defendants have
circulated false stories about the home
and caused much damage to her
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-20
AUTHORITIES ARE SCARCE
In Five Counties Reporting Assessor Finds
No ohug Buggisa
FINDS FOOD sTUFFs MUCH AOUL1ERATtD
State Food CommissiOner Reports
That Out OF Forty-Five samples
Analysed Only Twenty
Were Pure.
CFrom a Stan Correspondent)

LINCOLN. June is-Cspecial )-According
20 the returns made to the secretary Of
the State Board Of Assessment none Of the
counties 90 far reportins contains an au-
tomobile within It's borders. These counties
are Hall. johnson. Dakota, Butler and
Rock Hamilton county. however, is likely
20 make up for this absence Of the auto
mobile in these counties because County
Attorney Stanley, who is here today. said
the farmers in his county were all getting
ready TO buy steam wagons with their
surplus cash.
Today Hall and johnson counties re-
ported the work Of their assessors and
county board. Han county shows an in
crease OF S114621, due to an increase in
improvements on lands and a slight in
crease on railroad property. Johnson
county gets In with an increase OF 800, coil.
Following is table showing the compari-
Hons with the assessment OF last year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-20
Lo.e. Feet Under ENGINE.

COLUMBUS, Neb.. June 1s.-(Special
Telegram Ralph Coolidge, one of our
most prominent young citizens, met with
an accident this afternoon which resulted
in the amputation of both of his feet. The
father of the young man is an engineer on
the Union Pacific and was going slow
through the city and as his son attempted
to get on board the engine his feet we're
drawn under the wheels and so crushed
that they had to be taken OF. one little
lower than the other. Mr. Coolidge, who
has lived here all his life, is a young man
only about twenty-six years old and has
wife and one child.