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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20

THE GREAT MODJESKA,.
Interesting Letter Prom Padusgsh TO The
Polish Actress.

ihtcfeitlhe LUIGI FFom launeNhh W Ahs
Polish Actress.
Ga the occasion OF the great mod.
jeska" testimonial, which took place
at the New York Metropolitan opera
house recently, Paderewski was TO APP
pear, but, being suddenly stricken by
illness, which also caused him 10 aban.
don his tour, he could not be present
Ia person, but Instead sent the follow.
Ing telegram:
"For many months | have looked
forward TO this day, anticipating one
OF the greatest Joys OF my career. The
thought OF joining you has been my
pride Tor many months. The sudden
adversely Of fate makes me now feel
grleved and humillated, aud words
cannot express all the bitterness otmy
disappointment. But there IL still
pride and JOY cannot be deprived OF,
the pride OF belonging TO the same
country, to the same race which sent
into the wide world one OF the greatest
and nobest artists OF all times aud
aatlons-ihe JOY OF being one OF the
many to whom Madame Modjeska has
been good, kind and generous. The
first encouraging words ! heard as a
pianist came from her lips--the FIRST
successful concert had In my lie was
due TO her assistance. Unable TO be
present, | beg OF you, my dear Madame
Modjeska, 10 accept the homage OF my
profound admiration and gratitude,
aud 70 extend my sincere thanks 10
al those who have contributed TO make
this day the day OF legitimate and
browning triumph for career great,
noble, pure and beautiful.
"Sircerely yours,
81. J. PADEREwSKI."
Count Bonenia, Madame Modjeska's
husband, u private secretary and q
companion du voyage accompany
Madame Modjeska on her farewell
tour this season. In the smaller cities,
the countess will live on her private
car The MoGjeska."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
FELL OVER BOARD.
Companion Saw Clement Fall But Could Not
Aid Him.

Brattleboro. Nov 19.-Albert Glenn.
ent employed by Charles Walker, of
Dummerston, fell from ferry boat
into the Connecticut river last night
and was drowned. Clement had been
to the 'Jack" Allen resort in Chester
field, N. H., across the river from
Dummerston, and was returning when
companion saw him fall into the
river, but was powerless to aid him.
The body was not seen again and on
account OF the darkness it is not
known whether he came to the surface
or not. Clement was about rs years
old. He had no family and the place
OF his home is not known.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
only Spoke of New York Politics.

BUFFALO, Nov. 20.--William ]. Con
ners, chairman of the Democratic state
committee, in an interview said: THE
interview with William X. Hearst sent
out from San Antonio, Tex, in which
he is quoted as saying, 1 will never
again be candidate means that he
will never seek the goyernorship Of
New York again. He has told me the
same thing. Mr. Hearst is, however, Il
loyal Democrat, and If the party de
mands his nomination for higher hon
ors he will honor the call"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
continue to grow.

While Bennington would have been
glad had the secondary plant of the
same concern been located here, the
fact that the biggest end OF the bust
ness will continue to be here will make
this the headquarters of the concern
and Bennington will be the gamer
Col Scott will give the new proprietors
the benefit Of his experience until they
get under way.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
JUDGE BATES
REAPPOINTED
Will Succeed Himself as Nun.
icipaI Judge.
HAD STRONGEST BACKING
Appointment Wa, Officially An.
/ nounced at Montpelier This
Forenoon.

Montpelier, Nov 2O.-Edward l..
Bptes has been reappoin,ed
Judge OF the Bennington municipal
court by Governor Proctor.
OF the several candidates Judge
Bates had much the strongest backing
aud was therefore ieappointed.
Judge Bates was first appointed by
Governor Mccullough In 1902 and was
reappointed by Governor Bell In 1904.
Judge Bates is u visitor at the state.
house today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
Molders
Machinists
SOUTH SALISBURY

George Murray and wife ard two
sons of Dillon, Mont, are guests at
The home of his father, Martin Muir
ray. He has sold out his big hocks
OF sheep and will remain east until
January. HIS brother. Thomas Muir.
ray, has recently gone into the hotel
business at Wisdom, Mont.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 20. - The
court of errors confirmed the convic
ton of Frank Banusik, who was con
vlcted in Newark on May "a on a
charge of having murdered Thomas
Huff. Banusik was sentenced to be
hanged on June IS last, but his appeal
acted as stay of execution.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
BIRD BROKE GLASS
Mrs Bert lockwood Found 1t in Her House
This Morning.

Mrs Bert lockwood this morning
found that light OF glass in her
house on South street had been brok-
en-. She at first thought that the glass
had been broken by stone from a
boys sling shot but later found a
strange bird dead upon the floor. The
bird had struck the glass in its flight
and had been killed by the force of
the impact which had been sufficient to
shatter the large light. Mrs lockwood
showed the bird which was as large
as a robin, to number of people but
not one could give its name.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20

FORT WILLIAM, Ont, Nov. 90
The American steamer Philip Minch
and the Canadian steamer Strathcona
were blown shore in a terrific storm
here. The Minch may be total loss
She is owned In Cleveland.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
KILLED WHILE COUPLING CARS
Albert Armstrong Of Ludlow Was at Work on
Rutland Railroad

Rutland, Nov. 19.-Albert Arm,
strong of Ludlow, aged rs years, an
employee of the Rutland Railroad Co.
was caught between the bumpers of the
freight cars and instantly killed while
coupling cars in this city this after
noon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20

Doan's Regulets cure constipation.
tone the stomach, stimulate the liver.
promote digestion and appetite a d
easy passages of the bowels. ASK
your druggist for them. % cents a
box.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
Send $3.50

To VIM. II. Frear & Company,
Troy, N, Y, for one storm lap robe,
rubber on one side and beautiful dark
green plush on the other. Mail orders
promptly attended to.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
FOR SALE

The new modern up-to-date house,
No. 3O4 West Main Street, Bennington,
VT. This is the property OF Dr. u. H.
Fillmore, who Il now in California,
living permanently.
Also the residence of Geo. w. Wal
worth, located on Prospect Street, In
the village Of North Bennington, VI ,
also the two tenement house OF Mr.
Walworth on same street, adjoining
the first described.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
PILES CURED IN 9 TO I4DAYs

PAZ0 OINTMENT is guaranteed TO cure any
case OF Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
piles In to IA days or money refunded.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20

ST. JOHNS, N. f., Nov. 2o.-The
skipper of a local fishing smack has
been fined $50 at Bay of Islands fol-
conveying colonial fishermen outside
the three mile limit in order that they
might join American fishing vessels.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinne Tablets
Druggists refund money IL IL falls TO cure. E.W
GROVES signature is on each box. CSC
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
MAChlNISTS WON.
Three Men Teams Roll Ten Pins at the
Brunswick Allsys.

The machinists and the moulders
rolled ten strings Of ten pins at the
Brunswick alleys last night. There
were only three men in each team as
some OF the rollers who constituted the
teams were unable to be present. The
machinists won by seven pins. The
score.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
Weather

Occasional rain tonight and Wed.
nesday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-20
BURGLARY AT BRADFORD
Twelve Mileasss and Sass in Money Taken
From Station,

Bradford, Nov. 19.-The Boston &
Maine railroad station was entered
during last night by burglars, the out
er door and the ticket window being
forced open. Twelve mileages aud
1886 in money were secured.
The railroad authorities are endeav.
oring to find the guilty persons but 1t is
not known that any one is now under
suspicion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-07
THE COAL MARKET.
Was Overstocked the First of July
and the Consequence Was Dull.
ness--Now Better.

The Black Diamond of Saturday
says:
Ihe western bituminous coal mar.
ket, during the week past has devotion.
ed very perciptible increase in the
number of inquiries and of sales, The
market therefore may be said to have
improved in the one matter of de-
mand. But when this has been said
comment of favorable character has
reached its limit. In all other respects
the unsatisfactory conditions which
have eharac erlzed this market
throughout July continue With prae.
tlcaily no signs Of abatement.
When operation was resumed after
the strike this market was in no need
OF coal, and the first of July found If
already oyerstocked with dullness
low prices and depression as it, char.
acterlstics. Over production was a con
slant factor. and long before the end
OF the month complete decentralization
was developed with its regularly at.
tendant evils of slaughtered prices
ana demurfage coal a drug scarcely
10 be given away, for the prices OBJ
talnable had fallen so low as to make
sales little better than gifts.
Just at the end Of the month con.
began to manifest more inter
est; the old stock piles which had aut. |
lasted all expectation, seemed at last
10 have disappeared and sales became
5omeWhat more numerous. But AT the !
same time the volume of coal coming
% this market has increased in fun |
proportion to the increased demand |
SO that little if any benefit has accrued
o the trade. Conditions remain mn
Demurrage coal is as pIenti.
III as ever. and prices are still at low
'bb The most that can be said for the
'rices of this week is that thew have
lot shown as wide variations and
fluctuations, but have become more
xed on low basis.
Locally, most sales of Springfield
oal, whether at demurrage or when
rdered from the mine have probably
cen made within the following limits.
'ith the majority of sales nearer the II
minimum than the maximum figures.
greetings SOFAS 5c f. o. b. mine or
L25Wl.39 I. o b. Chicago; run of
inc 75MS5c f o. b. mine or S1.500
60 I. o. b. Chicago; prepared sizes
Lisa 20 /, q. b. mine or 81 .90m20o
o. b. Chicago. Carterville coal has
ot Jared much better on mine
ices.
Closing of contracts continues 10
seriously affected by the de-
qrali1ed state of The market. al IL
ough some business has been done
ring the past week, including one or K
. Of the largest class. Trade outside X
lcaGo, both single sales and con d
act business, Is reviving, although X
eatly hamDered by the conditions ri
listing here,
indiana operators are in The main III
nunuing the policy of restricting N
1duction as closely as possible TO N
.ual requirements or their trade. FL
| of avoiding consignment shin. n
nts to Chicago" ri
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-07
FOR PURE MILK
Secretary Of State Rose viii give His
Aid to Other State Author.
tiles.

Secretary Of State Rose announced
his intention of aiding the authorities
III the crusade that is being waged
lover the state against lairymen who
sell adulterated milk. Where com.
panies are incorporated for conduct.
ing a dairy business, and are found
guilty OF selling milk that contains
an adulterant, or Is found to be below
the standard as set out in the pure
food act, Mr.. Rose will bring the
matter to the attention Of Attorney
General Stead for the purpose of insti.
tuting proceedings compelling such
corporations to show cause why their
charters should not be revoked.
| This announcement Of the secretary
| of state comes as a result of the war
now being waged by the pure food
commission against the vendors of
milk and cream that is sold in viola
ion of the pure food act. In many of
the cases already investigated 1t was
fo9nd that some of the dealers used
Iormaldehyde, or some other preser-
yatiye and others sold milk that did
not contain the required amount of
butter fat
II. e. Schullnecht of Chicago, assist
ant pure food commissioner, has is
sued the following bulletin:
1T has come to The notice of the
state food commission that II has
become common practice with keep
ers Of hotels, restaurants and lunch |
rooms in the state to serve TO the |
public, milk which has been adulter
ated either by the addition of water
or preservative, or the taking of a |
portion Of the cream from the same.
The practice is a fraud perpetrated
ON he travelling public, and others
.aking meals in public places. and the
effect OF selling such impure milk
lr milk Of such inferior quality. must
Dc to create Il prejudice against this
most useful and wholesome of all
DDS, and to destroy the market for
great quantities Of pure milk of stand
trd quality 1t is practice wholly /,
ndefensible, morally; and is a viola
ion of the state law which prohibits
he addition Of any foreign substance
o milk intended for sale. and pro-
ides penalty of not less than S25,
or more than $500 or imprisonment {
! the county jail not exceeding nine a
days, or both fine and imprison- h
lent in the discretion of the court. y
r violation of the statute
II IS thus clearly seen that no one S
Jay add any foreign substance to 4
ilk intended for sale, neither shall n
lyone sell milk from which all, or I
ortion Of cream has been taken. IN /
SIS he notifies the purchaser that the +
me is skinned milk. n
Keepers of hotels, restaurants ana ~
nch counters, where milk is served,
e as clearly sellers of milk as are h,
oso who asell milk from a wagon n,
he streets. IL
This is public notice that our in. 4,
ectcrs have strict orders 10 take lv
npieS from any or all such places. q
q that this department will prose FRI
fe anyone selling illegal milk or er
'am any where in the state to tho az
extent Of the law"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-07
MOUND CITY, ILL.

Mrs, j. Duncan, Of ST. Louis. Is visit
ng the families of J. -. and Robert
Duncan this week.
T. : Pecler -pcnt Saturday and
sunday IN Wetaug.
p G.. Willoughby of Nenari. enept
p few dsys here this week with his
amilv.
Rooney Dllow, Of Dongola. j.. visit
ns friends in Anna today tSundav1
W. ana Mrs r. l. Tunks returned
'hur dag from Kankakee. After a few
LAYS Visit here with Mrs. J G. Toler
h"y departed for their home in
Mounds.
=. W. Thompson of t1In. was The
guest of friends in Anna Friday.
Mrs. Waller = Hmn.ackcr of
Progress. died Thursday night AT IA
Ial" a1ui,ariur where She had been
operated upnn for cancer. The r.
main were taken to Progress. FRIDAY
'nd Inferred al Now Liberty cemetery
saturday afternoon.
Anna. H.. Aug. 5. 1906.
Miss Lois Hinkle. Of Fuitdale. Ala.
.rfivcd Saturday for a months visit |
win Anna friends.
Clande Pickreil. Of Nj Pleasant. Ia /
+ visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Gertrude Fentz departed Sat
rday for a month visit IL Olnev.
IRA Brooke. Of Carbonate. came
e0u Saturday for a brief visit with
is brother. ! T. Brooks.
Miss Amelia Nordling Of Chicago.
visiting her sister. Ms. l. J. Hart
ne
"a. ~ SteRarf Of Cairo. spent Sun
a. here with friend.
Miss Lizzie Williams Of PInckney |
lie. b. the guest Of her otter. Mr-
VI DUCK worth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-07
OFFICIAL COUNT
OF SATURDAYS PRIMARIES IN
THIS COUNTY SHOWS NO
CHANGES.
Davis Majority 4o5 culIom Has
Twice as Many as Yates-Page
Not in 1t With Smith.

The official count of Saturdays pri.
mary election was made last night
by Judge Dewey and County Clerk
Miller. the two officials designated by
Inc law to perform this duty These
TWO gentlemen worked hard till after
midnight to perform this task and
make the following report of totals
On The candidates in whom most in.
jerest was shown:
Republican.
For T.. s. Senator-Cullom, 1,49O;
Yates, ia
For Congress-smith. 1000; Page,
253.
For County Judge-Dewey 1856;
comings, SOP
For County Clerk-Miller, 1857.
For County Treasurer-N ollis. l..
'S5: Simon, Sil
For County Superintendent-Sny.
Ter 1905; JeGries. GA.
For sherf-Davis, 1.GlS; Hodges,
2iS.
Democratic.
For Members of Legislature-Car
err 30, Otrich. 81; Powers. 376.
Powers carried every precinct
For County Judge Hunter Bird.
Lp
For County Clerk-MulyihH 2I5.
For County rreasurer-C ahil. 22a.
q
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-07
JdyGm 1el 81 Tonic !. nj Mrm1fu6e a.
~ "eis women and cnlldren.o .@
CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE.

Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. en-. !.
Nelson, formerly Of Indiana, rail
road contractor, il in Jail at Rogers.
YlIle' Tenn, on the charge Of murder.
Nelson is a contractor ON The Hols-
Ton River Railroad, and yesterday his
foreman, Andrew Richards, while
drinking engaged him in a quarrel,
the result Of which was that Nelson
drew his pistol and fired killing Rich
ards instantly Nelson claims he act.
ed in self defense.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-07
To Contractors.
Cairn. LII. Inlv 81

CAIRO III, July 81 1905.
Sealed proposals for approximately
100000 cubic yards Of grading from
borrow Of Cairo, Illinois, will be re.
.celyed by the Cairo a. Thebes Rail
road Company up to noon August
18th, 1906. Profile and specifications
may now be seen at the office of the
chief engineer Of the company at Cal
no, Illinois. Payments will be made
on the 18th of each month.
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
r. a, SMITH J L. ARMSTRONG
President. Chief Engineer
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-07

TO the Public:
1--WE have been asked bv several ner-
sohs as to wha effect the litigation going
on between the Keely 90 and thu N,em-
PMS keely Institute Uhe latter being a
ne1unct institution. would have on the
business OF the James Sanatorium. which
the largest and most up-to-date Sana-
DrIum IN the world. In answer 20 such
questions we have at all times stated
1oet the legal controversies between
neeiF institutes In No way affected or
ufterested US, as we never used The
keeley Remedies We now take Meas.
ure 10 saying to The public that we oult
Employ the world Renowned lanes Rene
lies, which have the Endorsement IL ire
Tulsai PROGRESSION, IN the treatment =
ALCOHOLISM, Nafc0iim Cigarette ana
Esbacc0 Habits DR. Samuel Morrow.
sho was Ia the Kelley service FOR a
nunDer or years resigned his position
nlth them several wears hko. STAGE that
Ene October, 1904. , he has been med 7
gu director Of James Sanatorinms. and /
% pronounces the James Remedies far
EPelor IN every respect 20 any other 1
hnown remedy for the treatment of Al. I
coholism, Drug Addictions Of an kind, +
snE cigarette and Tobacco Habits. A..
'Dr' NoTsOw Justly states that One 4
Breat advantage the James Treatment 7
pas over other treatments offered the
pubic is that the James formnlae are
epen, aho consequently the physician ad.
s,erluk the james Treatment knows
Gaotly what is indicated under any aud
hl circumstances, and is therefore bef-
~, aole' as your family physician will
sA You, 10 treat "a ch individual case
.ooording 10 Its individual merits. which
ktft clone accounts TO some extent. for
ee unprecedented success the James
~ n.amedles are nesting with In the hand
o OPEN TO PHYSICIANS %
The James Sanatorinrn, which "a .ebs I
enly Sans torium In the United e<stes
Nnere the medicines used. the measures
applied, and the means ernpl6ye6, are
npen IN the, observation q The, ksuniiy q
physician. viii be pleased az al .dtnse "a q
reeve physicians who desire 20 thor
: REMEMsER THIS FACT
That Chords Of Gold" ~DorfbIs 2
Chloride NJ Gold" or Cod" u sny
,orm or minerals Of any kind. do uot
,orm any part Of the James HrpoderTnic
or Internal Remedies, and that
ne family physician can sncceesfuf1 4,
isst any csee Of Drug Addiction. Alec.
leHsm OF Cigarette or Tobacco Habit
I'm orr remedies whers he can harei
ne honest cooperation or control Of fhs
- tent. Send for literature. tesjm1- d,
izls, e;c N
o $ANATOR1IM 90. Ipl
=, JAMES HOMES REMEDIES I,
: nlskey. Vine and Beer Habits. S12 a
oDafcJ or Stuff Halits ..... 300
lfarrtie sud cigar Habits 49,. 800 10
hFpydennic nd Internal Remedies for re
'fng Ifahiis Of al kinds specially pre- q.
~ 81 10 meet requirements in each indl-
ldaal case Free samples furnished 20
rug users. send f1r literature and to On
mgnials. Adde'S in confidence. (1iss 81
/. James. 0r James Sanaforiurn. Mem q
1is, Tenn. Ihss. g. james. OF lanes n
ans to-fun1. POI Missouri Tr-sst Pufld- 10
g =. Louis. Nc, O Ja-res sanaso-
IN, ISIS Indiana avenue. Chicago III
- -
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-07
THREE FACTS
For Sick Women
To Consider

FIRsT.-That almost every onera t;or
| ~ our hoSplta Is performed upon women
becomes necessary through neglect ol
sueh symptoms as backache, irregular
and painful periods, displacement,
Oh the female organs, pain in the side
burning sensation in the stomach
nearing down pains, nervousness. diz.
zlness and sleeplessness.
SECOND. The medicine that holds
the record for the largest number ~
absolute cures of female ills is I,vdia
r.. Pinkham's Vegetable Componnd
~ regulates, strengthens and cures
diseases of the female organism as
nothing else can.
For thirty years IL has been he,pin1
women to be strong. curing bacl,ache
nervousness. kidney troubles. infau.
nation of the female ORGANS. voalr.
ness and displacements. rcgulatin,
me periods perfectly and overcoming
tneir pains. 1t has also proved itself
invaluable in preparing women Tor
Childbirth and the change OF life.
TniRD.-The great volume Of uneo
iicited and grateful TESTIMONIALS ON flo
= 'iN tuftffAlu Laboratory nj I5rurs
Mass. many of which are from time a.,
me published by permission. give an
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= Finkham's Vegetable Compound and
Mrs. Finkham's advice.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Inyitstior
20 Women.-Nom omen suffering from am,
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promptly communicate with Mrs PinL- 4
nam. at Lynn, Mass All letters are
eeeived. opened. read and answered /
~ women only. From symptoms given |
our trouble may be located and the +
nlekest and surest way Of recovery 4
dyi~ed- Mrs. Pinkham Is daugbter. 1
l-iaw Of Lydia J.. Pinkham and for 4
twenty-five years under her direction Il
M since her dccease she has been ad-
isingsick women free Ofcharge. Oufof
ne vast volume Of experience in treat
" female Ills Mrs Pinkham probable
as the very knowledge that viii beIn
1sr case. Surely. any woman. rich 81
11r. is very foolish IL she doss not taLs
iTantage Of this generous offer If
-sis.s1ss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-07
ACCEPTS CHALLENGE.


HUHIIU N1IEyt AtIt59 N IdVU, 1
Editor Cairo Bulletin: Having no
ticed challenge in last weeks Bull.
letin 10 me from Alex. Vizena, ! beg
TO say, will accept same and also 4
viii post forfeit as soon as the pres,
ent bouts to which am pledged can
be disposed Of VIII be ready to sign
Of agreement. meet Franz
Basin Of Terre HaGte Monday, Aug
18th. Your respectfully.
j. r.. MIzEE
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-07
ONLY THE BABY.
Escaped Unhurt in an Automobile
Wreck That Injured Three.

Wellsville, Ohio, Aug. CA baby
vas the only one that escaped injuries
an automobile wreck this afto,.
1oon while Miller Grimm was spced.
ny nome 70 get ont of an approaching
form Grimm was driving the ma.
'hine aud struck a curb in turning q,
short corner He was thrown ont
ma injured so that he can not live.
lis young daughter was severely in.
ured about the head and shoulders.
Mrs. Daniel Clemens, guest was
also inbred about the body. The big
machine is complete wreck.