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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-02
HAD A CLOSE CALL.

"A dangerous surgical opera
ton, involving the removal OF It
malignant ulcer, as large as my
hand, from my daughters hlp,
was prevented by the application
of Bucklen' S Arnica Salve. says
A. G. Stickel, of Miletus, w. Va
Persistent use of the Salve com
p etely cured it," Cures cuts,
burns and injuries. 25c atTrouts
drug store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-02
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION WORKERS.
Three Hundred Delegates Attended Har-
risburg Gathering.

The biennial Assembly OF the
woman S Foreign Missionary SO.
cieth of the Presbyterian church,
opened its session on Tuesday
evening at 5 O'CLOCK, in the audi
torium of the Market Square
Church, Harrisburg. This ser
vice was I'D by Mrs. George f.
Fitch, Shanghai, China Ats o.
clock a recep tlou was hel Is in the
lecture room of the chui ch, when
the delegates we're welcomed by
the members of the congregation,
and also given an opportunity to
meet each other and become ac-
quuted with the returned ms
sionaries.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-02

Subscribe for the News.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-02

Prothonotary Harris has receiv-
ed commissions for the following
Justices of the Peace:
+. Bruce Cline, Todd township.
T. K. Fleming, Dublin ="
5. l.. Wink, Belfast
John Hoover, Taylor
Geo. Miller, Union "
Commissions can be lifted on
first Monday of May and for sixty
days thereafter.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-02
Mountain Fires.

Extensive fires burned over a
large part of Sideling Hill and the
Meadow Ground mountains last
week. The fire on the Meadow
Ground mountain was plainly seen
from this place on Saturday even
ing.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-02
Normal School.

The undersigned will teach a
term of school in the High School
Building at McConnellsburg.
Length Of term, eight weeks, be,
ginning Monday, May 9TH, at 1:3O
p. m. Special attention to those
preparing to teach. No addition
al charges will be made for high
er branches, as, Latin, Geometry,
private lessons in Shorthand, etc.
Tuition $500.
EMERY THOMAS,
Don MORTON,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-02
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, blind, bleeding, pro
truding piles. Druggists are au.
thorlzed to refund money if Pazo
Ointment fails to cure IN to IA
days. SOC.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-02
Overcoat Lost.

On Sunday last between the
Sprowl property on Sideling Hill
and Hooyer's mill, a black over
coat. Reward if returned to this
Office.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-05-02

TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund mou-
ey1f it fails to cure. r.. w. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
DAILY COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court of the United states

supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Air. Justice Harlan,
Mr.. Justice Brewer. Nr. Justice White. Mr. Justice
Peckham, Mr. Justice McKenna, Mr. Justice Holmes,
and Mr.. Justice Day
De Witt c. Tanner. Of Chicago, IL, and George
c. Greer. OF Beaumont, Texas, were admitted to
practice.
No. l0. Thomas Miner Harrison, plaintiff IN er-
Tor. J. A. Msgoon ct al passed Temporarily on
motion Of Mr. A. B. Browne in behalf Of counsel
No. 81. Alrs. Camille Cohen ct al. plaintiffs in
error vs. John Brewster tax collector. st al; arl-
ment commenced by Mr. Charles Rosen for the plain
tiff in error; continued by Mir. +. G. Zacharie tor
the defendants Ia error. and concluded by Mr..
GustaTUs Lenle for the plaintiffs IN error Leave
granted to le additional brief for the defendants
in error in two days
No. IS. Katie Moeschen, plaintiff In error, vs.
The Tenement House Department OF the City Of
New York; argument commenced by AlT. AdoDh
Block for the plaintiff IN error continued by Sir.
Theodore Connoly for the defendant in error, and
concluded by Mr.. Adolph Block for the plaintiff in
error
No. 81 Chattanooga Foundry and Pipe Works et
al plaintiffs in error vs.. City Of Atlanta: argu-
ment commenced by Mr.. Frank Spuriock for the
plaintiffs In error.
Adjourned until Monday next at u O'Clock.
The day call for Monday November p. viii be as
follows. Nos g. lg land 92ll. 9s, g. l03. a46 TO 49,
inclusive 60, lo5, l05 and 100
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
FILIPINOS VOTE JUNE l.
VIII Elect SI Members to Their
First National Assembly.

Manila, Nov. 9-According To the pro-
posed election law, the coming Philippine
Assembly viii consist Of 81 members.
representing. each one, a population Of
s0.N0 The election Of the members OF
the Assembly IS 10 be held 0u June J.
19g7. and the Assembly is 10 convene
within 90 days after election.
The delegates are 10 be granted con-
stituti1nal immUnities and are 10 be al
lowed 10 hold no other Office OF 10 accept
an appointment 70 an Office created by
the Assembly or one whose emOluments
have been increased during the term Of
the delegate
The Assembly is 70 make its own rules
and elect a speaker and recorder. The
Philippine Commission viii submit the
proposed law 10 public discussion after
November D
The election must be ordered by the
President after March Z. 1907. the eXpira-
ton of the two years Of peace provided
in the act Of Congress. If there IS ar
insurrection before then. it will be neces-
sary 10 wait two years more.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
FROM WOMAN'S VIEWPOINT.

and with is
themselves intelligent fashion
scientific side
the rule he declares
As first
brushing
special
of posher nothing
O. ar for hair suTcharged with electricity
advises is
he
Of t
choroform
be
peroxide is
must not be
ofener than once u eight
light golden tn
the
Of
to
There rnsng the drying
for falling hair
o.
The drying
and the
titles Of the body which somewhat neglected
scalp
oua hair
allowed Is
In
estrano
BETTY BRADEEN.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
PICK OUT FORGED NOTES.
StensIand and Herring Say SSOO,0OO
Worth of Paper Is VaIueIess.

Chicago. Nov 9-Running rapidly
through a stack Of promissory notes rep
resenting $4,000, President Stensland and
Cashier Herring. of the wrecked Milwau-
kee Avenue Bank. declared every one Of
the documents a forgery yesterday.
The examination was instituted at the
request Of Frank S. Peabody, whose
name on a $4,000 note, was so cleveTly
forged that Peabody himself thought it
might be genuine, though he said he
never got the money.
The forgeries We're committed, the two
convict-bankers, said. by N. DematriO,
an Italian handwriting expert employed
by Stensland. The man is said TO be in
Italy now on money given him by the
banker. The money represented by the
forged notes went into the personal &C
counts Of Stensland and Herring.
Other notes for about s200,0o0. which
have been repudiated by the ostensible
signers, were declared by the two bank
ers TO be genuine.
Stensland and Herring. though both Un-
de. sentence TO the penitentaTy. viii be
kept here for weeks TO aid in straighten-
ing out the banks affairs
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
ABOUT PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Ruined by a bank failure and too old
and feeble to support himself by any sort
OF labor. Thomas Fisher. an actor VINO
has played with Booth, Charlotte Cush-
man. SalvIni. and Joseph Jefferson. has
been compelled TO seek admission TO the
Old Mems Home at Philadelphia.
Julie Bonbon" closes its season in
Brooklyn tonight. but there will be moth
ing doing in the way OF tears and pro-
tests over alleged breaches of contract.
usual concomitants Of unreasonable clos
ings of season. The whole company Is
going to London for an engagement OF
indeterminate length at the Shubert the
ater there Louis Mann and Clara Lip
man are said to be happy as two kids
over the chance to appear IN dear oid
Lunnon.
The news that George Bernard Shaw's 5
gamey play. Mrs. warren's Profession, 4"
has met with great favor in Vienna will
cause no shock in these parts. The
Viennese are a naughty people who have
largely gotten out OF the habit or paying
the tribute Of hypocrisy TO virtue.
In honor Of the anniversary OF the birth
OF Schiller, his fine tragedy of Maria
Stuart" was produced last night at the
Irving Place theater in New York.
Rose Stahl will entertain the members
Of half a dozen other companies now
playing in New York at a special natl
nee OF THE Chorus Lady" at the Hackett
Theater on November %.
After the consoling. IL not distinctly
flattering, things Henry Jones has been
saying about American dramatists in his
lectures in New England, it was the
proper caper for Charles Klein to blow
him off to n swell banquet at DelmOnico's
Thursday night. Among the notabilities
invited to meet Henry Arthur were Bron-
son Howard, who seems to have forgotten
how to write plays; John Philip Sousa,
who never knew how: William {. De
Mile, Sydney ROsenfeld. Theodore Burt
Sayre, and a few others with more or less
prOvable claim 10 the title OF playwright.
Lillian Nordica. Alice Nielsen, Giuseppe
Campanari. and other artists OF note and
merit are among the members Of the
grand opera company that Will give New
Orleans its regular season this year
Wilton Lackaye is being complimented
by the Western press as much for his skill
in making the dramatic adaptation of
Les AIserables," in which he is appear
ing under the title of The Law and the
Man" as he is for his acting. Apparent
~ Lackaye has made the most substantial
success Of his career in this new venture,
though some OF his previous successes
Svengali, for instanCe-may have been
more brilliant
From Tramp to Millionaire The
Secrets OF the Police. Her Bitter Atone
ment," "The Bowery After Dark. "
Secret Service sam" and THE Phantom
Detective" are some OF the thrillers that
are making the populace howl in the
South and West.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street northeast. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets-william F. Hummer et Tx. 20 John ".
Borst part original lot 8. square S5. $40.
Orleans place northeast. between sixth and seventh
streets-Clara G. Clark % Charles W Skinner,
lot 255. square SO. Si0.
No. l552 5 street noTthvest-Florence l. Manning
et al 70 Annie T. and Nettie Il Graham, all
interest in lot g. square 1872. s..
No. 9ls Fourth street nOrtheast-gonn Cook trustee
70 Bernardine HellmUth, lot ., square 80, SO
Nc 1907 Third street northwest-Wilam r. Reilly
ct al. trustees 20 William J. Ginter, lot 81,
square 553 s..
Twelfth street southeast. between and 6 streets
Emeline II. Mckee et vlr, George W. 10 Era
lee Moffett, lots Is. -, 2l square s9i. $40.
Alley between Second and Third, c and d streets
northeast-Thomas ". Smith ct ux to James
Cardinal Gibbons. archbishop Of Baltimore, lot
Q. square 756. Ss6A
Petworth-Iulius A. Maeiel, trustee, 70 Harry I.
Jones part lot =. square 81. Sl09.
Randle Highlauds-United States Realty Company
to Elizabeth a. Terry. lot %, block 70. So
Long MeadoWs-Henry II. GilfTy, trustee 70 William
e. Bennett. part. $40.
No. 20l9 Massachusetts avenue northwest-Charles
+. Stone et ux. 20 William W Finley, lot q.
square g. SO
Le Droit Park-Margaret J. Bvckland ct rir. Frank
E.. TO William H. Eitzhugh, lot f3. block 5.
$3.50.
No. 1885 Ninth street nOrthwest-LeWis +. Rauter-
berg ct ux. 70 Napoleon B. Marshall. lot 25j.
square 262 SO.
Nos ue l2l, - Hickman street soGthesst-T.
Franklin Schneider et uT 10 Mary t. Cissel, lots
q. q q. square 736, $40.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-AIichael J.
Keane et al. 20 Mary L. Lapham, lot g, block
Is. $40
Sixteenth street extended-Cora T. Clements to John
T. Clemeuts lot l55 Eslin place $40,
Addition to lie Droit PaTk-HarTy Wardmsu to
Austin Z. TyTrell lot S., block 5. SO
Park Eiew-1Eiddaugh 4 shannon, inc. to George
H. and Vina A. Russell. lot 3. square 1851 SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Pains-Agnes Miller
ct al to Gustave Louis. lot g, block l6, SIC
Thrty-ssYenth street northwest. near street-Eiz-
abeth A. Leonard Ct uT. TO Margaret . DOna-
ghue part lots and p square lZzS SO
Cleveland Park-Brsyton II. Ransom ct al. 20 II.
Rozier Dulany trustee, part lots IS, g. 20.
block T. So
street northwest between i"entg-StXth and
Twenty-seYenth stree5s-Catherine Green to Mary
c., Rose A.. and William p. Green, 81 interest
in original lot g. square 1, SO,
Alley between and o. Thirty-thTd and Thirty
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
NO GOVERNOR SELECTED.
New Hampshire Legislature May
Have TO Make Choice.

Concord. n. H. Nov. 9-There is little
doubt that the election Of a governor in
this State viii be thrown into the Iegis-
lature. Complete unofficial returns show
that Floyd. the Republican candidate,
lacks ten votes of a majority, which is
necessary TO elect. The figures are as
follows:
Floyd. Republican, 40.5Is; Jameson. Dem
Ocrat. 1884; Teller, Prohibition, lib: Nc
Fall, Socialist, SSS.
\ recount is likely 10 be demanded
in some sections Of the State in the hope
OF counting Floyd in.
In case the election goes TO the Iegis-
lature there are persistent rumors that
many of Churchill's supporters viii Join
the Democrats and try to elect Jameson.
The Republican majority on joint bal
lot in the legislature is such that If about
fifty Republicans should vote with the
Democrats Floyd would be defeated.
Chairman Galinger, OF the Republican
State Committee. in discussing the situa-
tions tonight, said he did not believe
five Republicans could be found in the
legislature who would vote with the
Democrats.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10

Havana, Nov. "a virtual ultimatum
delivered to Gov. Magoon to-day by a
committee Of Liberal leaders, headed by
Senator Zayas and Gen. Pine Guerra, is
believed to foreshadow the first serious
rupture between the provisional govern
ment and the Cubans.
The Liberals waited on Gov. Magoon
and in vehement terms stated their dis
satisfaction with the American rule. This
dissatisfaction crystallized itself in the
failure of Gov. MagOon TO remove all
Moderate government officials and re-
place them with men drawn from the
Liberal ranks.
The attitude Of the Liberals was IN
mistakable ard easily interpreted as a
declaration that the failure of the Amer
ican government TO meet their desires
will mean trouble for Gov MagOon and
his administration. No reply was made
to the impudent and presumptuous de-
mands of the Liberal grafters, and devel-
Opments in the crisis are expected to rap
idly follow.
MaKOOR Prepares for Trouble.
II is doubtful if The Liberal leaders
would advocate open hostility at this time
and II is considered more probable that
they viii resort 10 tactics calculated TO
embarrass and harass the provisional
government. At the same time Gov.
Magoon viii look to the reinforcing Of
strategic points now occupied by Ameri-
can troops.
Little sympathy IS expressed in Ha-
vana with the Liberal movement. Things
are progressing favorably under the pres
ent government. and the attitude OF
Zayas and Guerra and their followers IS
generally recognized as purely selfish.
The action Of the committee to-day was
the aftermath of two meetings held last
night. One Of these meetings was made
up OF the Liberal political leaders and
the other composed of officers OF the late
Revolutionary army. At each Of the
meetings inhammatOTy speeches We're
made. and the failure of the Americans
10 grant more favors to the members Of
the Liberal party was vigorously de-
nounced.
Liberals Cease Corporation.
AS an ultimatum and indication Of the
seriousness Of the situation, the commit
tee composed OF Liberals. and organized
to cooperate with the provisional gov
ernment III Teadjusting Cuba's tangled
affairs. viii be permanently dissolved
Rafel Montoro. Cuban minister to Ger
many and England. is expected to resign
to-day. MOntoro was ii strong adhereut
Of President Palma. and his resignation
is believed 10 be due TO politics.
One million dollars is the estimate OF
the damage caused by the recent cyclone
and attendant inundation of the Sagua
Ia Grande River. Two deaths by drown
ing are reported
The city of SagUa Ia Grande was food
ed. causing great damage to public build
ings Many houses in the environs We're
swept away Sugar plantations in the
neighborhOOd suffered heavily.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
TWINS SET JAIL ON FIRE.
Ten-yeaE-OId Negro Prisoners Ex-
pect 10 BE Rescued.

SomerviIle, \. J.. Nov. 9.-George and
Irving Blaney. negro twins. ten years Old.
who are confined in the county jail here
on a charge Of larceny, this morning set
fire to the straw mattresses in their cells
and then yelled Murder" and Fire.
from corridor windaw. The twins have
sprung false alarms on the jailers about
once a day and little attention was paid
to their shouts until smoke was seen
issuing from the windows. When the
jailers rushed 10 the juvenile depart
ment they found the twins nearly suffo-
Gated by smoke
Florinda Allario, recently convicted of
manslaughter. who was confined in the
women's corridor adjoining the juvenile
department, was almost overcome by
smoke. and the prisoners IN the lower
tiers were greatly alarmed.
The entire IRE department of the town
was called out to extinguish the blaze.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
DR.. JAMES 0. FLOWER DEAD.
Noted Will Case of millionaire Lock
hart Is Recalled.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 9.-Dr James Oliver
Flower. sixty-four years old, a prominent
dentist and widely known in the East and
West. died here yesterday. He was the
father Of DR.. ". S. Flower. who several
years ago elOped with a daughter of
Charles LOckhaTt, the Standard oil mag
nate. who disinherited her.
When Mr. Lockhart died a fortune es-
timated al S1O00o000O was divided among
five children, but Mrs. Flower was given
but a life interest in $500, 600
Or. James Flower started proceedings
for his dauRhter-in-law TO break the will.
but the matter was settled out Of court,
the woman getting S1.500.0c0
Recently Or. James Flower entered suit
against the Lockhart estate for s30. COO for
professional services, and this litigation
Is stiH pending
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice McComas,
and Mr.. Justice Robb.
Charles a Roberts admitted to practice.
No. 1875 Landram et al Jordan: mandate Of
United States Supreme Court presented and ordered
fled.
No. 1852. Miller vs. Payne; argument continued
by c. r Hendler for appellee and concluded By
J. H. Wilson for appellant On motion the appel
lant is allowed to file additional brief herein II "a
advised.
No. 1856 DAILY vs. Mccarthy dismissed for failure
to print.
No. 1921. Lipphard ct al. Humphrey et al.
argument commenced by Chaplin Brown for appel
lants continued by c. c. James and B. T. Leigh
ton fer appeIlses, and concluded by Chaplin Brown
for appellants.
Adjourned until Tuesday November g. 1906
Assignments for that date: Patent appeals Nos
81, 35s, $50 $50 Sol. 563 36i So 365 and 557.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
Ennifr suits.

No 2551s William T. Cation Us. Aulick Palmer
United States marshal: Injunction. Complainant S
solicitors W @. Gardiner and Z. y. Hopewen
No. o5676. D. Roland Drury Charles B. Hem
ingvay et al: Judgment creditors bill. Complain
ants solicitor. c. Il. Symc
No. 25s77 YORK Manufacturing Company rs. Chap
in-Sacks Manufacturing Company injunction. Com
plainant's solicitors, Church * Churca-
No 2sTs William z Dean vs. James N. Dean
and Myrtle l. Dean; receiver. Complainant so
nci;or. ". c. Balderston.
No. e5s7e John Z. Shea Arthur Mulloy et
al 70 declare resultant trust and fer sale. Com
plainant's solicitor. ". J. Lambert
No 56s0 Charles II. MeriIat, trustee, VS.. james
s. Goodman et al. . 70 SIT aside trusts. Complain
ants solicitor. VI. y. Richardson
No o65ei Michael kinslow vs. Unknown Heirs
OF Richard Stacey. 70 quiet title Complainant 8
solicitor. A. s Taylor
divorce. Compainaut's solicitors J. Z. BUndy and
G. T. Collins.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.


In re Frederick Grimm order appointing Belle
T. Bond guardian bond. 1900 Attorney Wilson
4 Barksdale.
Estate Of Margaret N. Henry order 70 sell real
estate Attorneys Leckie. Fulton Cox.
Estate of Susaunah A. Chapman wil admitted
% probate and letters testamentary granted %
Washington Loan and Trust Company. Attorney,
John =. Larner.
Estate of Walter Scott Fowler; letters q admin
istratiou granted % William W. Moronsy bond.
500 Attorucy e. J. AluThy.
Estate Of Abigail Vance Spraguei VII dated
August 6. 1902 fled vi;h petition foF probate.
Attorneys Barnard & Johnson.
Estate Of Jennie DE Witt Talmase; petition for
probate of viii filed Attorney. John Z. Larncr.
Estate Of Leo J. Vogt, petition for probate Of
viii fled. Attorney, a. c. Bell
In William n Champagne, petition 10 appoint
guardian filed. Attorney. Alex Il. Bell
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
Canada scorns HIndoos.

Ottawa. Ontario, Nov. 9-There are $40
more HindOOs on their way to British
Columbia. Already strong protests have
been received from that province against
the arrivals OF this class, who win never
assimilate with the Canadian people and
who viii become a charge on the com
munity. The dominion government viii
try to stop this immigration.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
Crowd stops snntos-Dumont.

Paris, Nov. 9.-SUch an enormous crowd
collected in the Bois de BoulOgne to-day
to witness N. SantOs-DUmont attempt
TO win the Grand Deutsch Archdeacon
prize, which requires a flight OF more
than a kilometer IN a machine heavier
than the air. that the guardian OF the
Bois insisted on a pOstponement of the
attempt until better police protection can
be arranged at a later date
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
Lawsuits.

No 4ssz3 Washington Exchange Bank IS. George
p Robinson, note. 500 Plaintiffs attorneys.
Kalston & Siddous
No. ss92i Charles n Brooss American Home
Life Insurance Company appellant; appeal.
DEFENDANTS attorney. W q. Gardiner
No fs925 Helen Gould Morgan Is. baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company damages. $1,000 Plain
tits attorney. r. d. Blackstone
No. ss9zs Kathryn r. Lear rs. Prudential Insur-
ance Company u America. policy Sl.0o0. Plain
tiTs attorney. J. +. Taylor.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
Circuit Court No. i.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

Kehan vs.. Washington Railway and Electric Com.
pany; jury disagree and are discharged. Plaintiff
attorneys, r. +. Downing G. A. Berry. and J. Vim
cent C0ughIan; defendants attorneys, c. A. Doug
las and George 2. Hoover
Moses IS Miller. motion foT Judgment granted; ap-
peal noted. Plaintiffs attorneys. Tucker & Ken
yOn; defendants attorney. Z. ". Van Dyke.
Whitf0nd IS. Holzbeerleiu; motion for new trial
OTerruled and Judgment verdict for defendant
against plaintiff for 500 interest and costs APPEAL
noted Cost bond. 500. Plaintiff attorney. W. a
Johnston: defendant attorneys. Wolf q Rosenberg
Beugd vs.. Knoppi motion for new trial oTerruled
and Judgment on verdict for plaintiff for S3e. 8.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
Killed Under AutomobIIe.

Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 9-Henry Dewitt.
assistant cashier Of the Bank Of Sully a
small town east of here, was instantly
killed, and Frank Sherman. cashier. will
probably die from an automobile acci-
dent to-day. The driver lost control OF
the machine, which was going at a high
rate of speed, and it plunged into a ditch.
pinning the men underneath
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
Asks $4,000 for an Arm.

White Plains. n. Y. Nov. 9-James
Duffy brought suit to-day in the su-
preme Court Of Westchester County
against the Otis Elevator Company for
$4,000 damages for injuries he received
while looking after work of the company.
While at work for the company Duffy it
Is alleged was struck by a crane, and re-
eived injuries which caused the amputa-
y OF his right arm