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'ladmlsts Win.

Sassc SSico, ,, Juno Cen. To-
bals1S q the rsvoluuonlst
ata,s 'uStemala, has won
t..r s,,,Th The Government
q nea neayy reinforcements
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Robbers Stab Jockey.

CHICAGO June 6-Dick Dorsey. for
merly one OF the best-known Jockeys In
the West was fatally stabbed today while
attempting To stop three robbers who
had entered the home OF Mrs Eleanor
Nen at IA North Sangamon street, and
attempted to rob her.
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Handsomely Decorated
SH0SHONE RESERVE OPENING
Commissioner Richards Will Be Pres
ent and Conduct It.
.occlal to Tho Tribune

Special to Tho Tribune
WASHINGTON. D. c.. June 6-W. A.
Richards, Commissioner OF the General
Land Office. left today for the West TO
be present at the opening OF the Shosnone
ana Crow Indian reservations He Will
not return for three months. force OF
land office clerks viii leave for Wyoming
in a few days to look after the registra-
ton work for the Shoshone opening.
Postmasters Recommended.
Representative Howell has recommend
ed the following postmasters; Park City.
Peter Martin Springville. John NJ. Dou-
gall. Both are Presidential Offices.
Models of Warships.
Senator Hcyburn's bill providing that q
model OF each warShip named after Il
particular State should be placed on en-
hibition In the capitol OF the State so
honored, was adopted in the Senate as
an amendment 10 the navy appropriation
bill
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Train Has Marrow Escape.
SALT RATES LOWERED
Means Big Yearly Saving to Kansas
Producers.

TOPEKA, Kan, June 6.-Joy Morton,
representing several salt companies in
Kansas stated today that tho Santa fe
Rock Island Missouri Pacific and St
Louis * San Francisco railways had
voluntarily granted CONCESSIONS In rates
on salt from the Kansas fields The
same rate that has heretofore been paid
for hauling salt to Missouri river points
will now prevail to Mississippi points
The concessions will be worth thousands
of dollars TO the Kansas salt producers
yearly
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Attacks Church.
WILL PROVIDE HOMES
Frisco to Form Municipal Building
and Loan Association.

SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 6-Thot It is pro-
posed for San Francisco to get Into tho bus
iness OF providing homes for the needy of tho
city intimated by Mayor Schmitz today
The Mayor outlined plan for Investing 2-
600. 600 In house9 and lota. tho scheme being
to haNo tho city cntor the building and loan
business on an immense ecolc. 1t Is designed
to have the purchasers repay In the form OF
nominal rcnts and n low ratio OF intcrcst
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BRYAN IND0RSED
Arkansas Democrats Announce Their
Choice for Candidate.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. June 6-Tho
Democratic State convention went on
record today for William ], Bryan as the
next Democratic candidate for President
Friends OF William r, Hearst endeaY-
thar the matter bo submitted to the
voters OF the state at the next Demo
cratic primaries. but a resolution indors-
ing Bryan was adopted by acclamation,
With marked enthusiasm.
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NO EGG INSPECTION
Chicago Egg Gamblers Locked Out by
Employers.

CHICAGO June 6.-This city Is using
unInspected eggs today for the first time
In many years
All members of the Egg Inspectors
union who have been demanding an In.
crease of wages, we're locked out TO-DAY
by their employers and all the egg
houses in the city with the exception of
two have agreed to make no terms with
the union without the sanction OF the
Association of Employers.
About 1000 600 eggs are inspected here
daily and today all the inspectors are
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y BIZ Considered.

.VA, June s-The House
we Of the whole for the
g me sundry civil bills
toeay. General debate
Me hour when the bill
uf under the flve-minute
aNa Of Indiana, the whip
.S' was called TO the chair
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HEPBURN is BETTER
Senator Stood Trip to Atlantic City
Very Well,
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. c. June 6.-Addi-
son T, Smith. private secretary TO Sem
ator Hepburn. who returned from At
lantic City today. said tho Senator stood
tho trip very well and was enjoying the
climate by tho seashore. Ho has taken
several trips along the board walk In 4
roller chair and exercises freely In the
corridors and rotunda OF the hotel where
he is stopping.
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DAMAGE ENORMOUS
Presidents Crusade Means Great Loss
to Industry.

KANSAS CITY June 6.-It is estimated
that the business done by the packing
houses located here will suffer to the cx-
tent of $4,000 OO0 as n result of the agita-
ton In connection with the President
crusade against canned meats. Repre-
sentatiyes OF the various plants seen yes
terday agreed with the estimate In the
telegTaphlc dispatc of yesterday that
the business Of the whole country would
show a loss OF at least SEO,O0,Opl.
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Sadon PoralWed

Is.e e-The strikers at this
s. ~, such a menaclng at
Ia 1,.sslllles ,.,, are acutely ap-
nss,' 'spetluon = Of the appail-
s.f q last June.
r., ,1uteh t is declared to be
ND. eSs S, parolyzed Russian
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alty Of Heresu

|ic,1Ss,.I J, T., Juno s-The Rev.
Isssg rector OF ST. An
|t,ns Episcopal church 81
h a. A. loand guilty of heresy
IA sssis NJ sseciedastical court at
e, sltu ssltn today filed an an.
mgs Of the court.
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General Maladministration.

It has not occurred TO anybody in on
cial life. apparently. TO hold the post
master responsible for the character OF
the help OF the employees. or TO make
him personally or officially responsible
for the general maladmlnistration of his
office. 1t had been the general rule In
ofnciaI life here that when there Is rot
tcnncss in n bureau, the bureau chief
who is supposed To be familiar with the
work of his Office. Is held 10 answer a
degree OF responsibility In the matter
Politics Being Played.
Some very deep National politics are
bolng played in tho Salt Lake postofice
Smoot cnse The report OF the investi-
cation will probably be made public in
few dayS
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Premiums Discussed.

LOUISVILLE XIV juno 6-Today's
session OF the annual convention Of
managers of newspaper circulation dis
cusscd tho Offering of premiums To In
crenso circulation. Officers will be elect
ed tomorrow.
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Active to Save Postmaster.

Tho Utah delegation in Congress has
been active In their efforts to save Post
master Thomas. Before the report OF the
Postoff1co Inspector had been submitted
on Thomass case the two Senators had
made trips to the department and made
the official request that they be fully ad-
Nlsed of every detaLl OF the case.
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BIG STRIKE IMMINENT
Chicago Freight Handlers Demand
Increased Paw.

CHICAGO. June 6.-GeneraI managers
OF the twcnty-three railroads entering
Chicago have decided that they will NOT
grant any Increase In wages to their
freight handlers and u strike OF 1000 men
appears imminent The men receive 81 rs
q day and demand 81
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: % ;. Best Advised

\. MsllssnIt lsnt June ~ q. .6,-Dr. Wood
E ~ sss,i.;m = s,hi.s;mofT!ihiSaSs!eeno Of uni. 1hs
| Wilson ~, has advised
y sssan s5snt exercises sese part part
|'ee viii p1o.d 10 address. Dr..
~ sTdapyF apyFeach tho bacca.
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|I| MONEY . .
COAL MEN
n officials Get a fer-
|.,t.gs on All Coal
Bought.
b 10 BE CUSTOM ouo
|nRAILROAD OFFICES
| Llt,yS Been Paid, and
\ 70 Harm in Ac-
cspting.

pu1A June 6.-That the
:, stock amounting to
way aggregating more than
.,si mining companies dur
u, !, about three years was
A "a, by Joseph Boyer, cmel
n. So OF A. W, Gibbs, super
n ro.lve power OF the Penn
.,sd. Mr.. Boyer purchased
4 ssd In the locomotives OF
{, ,sd the donors OF the gifts
~, o,nmnles which furnish
ne rai!road. Mr.. Boyer
,,,s1an!ss which allowed him
:, d. cents on each ton sold
30 company. He declared
- ,sked for the allowance,
Ia ~ h because he believed he
Il, crstom Of the depart
- oue OF the c2ul company
~ lin he had paid II before
a e o5nunue paying 1t TO the
h. poyer denied that he oi-
! -SsT With any other official
n q ,hs railroad. He said he
Dvsrt Of Conditions.
IL. yr. Boyer's superior Off
rarA sald he was unaware
,S,nlons existed in his de-
4 sp hat he was at first dis
sssrt the money, but after
wg decided that he was
y "a YOU wrestle with your
|.r qssried Mr.. Clement. The
b y, know.
Accepted Stock.
|;sss assistant to Vice-Presi-
l2uitied that he had ac-
4 fron Col. George S. Hun
EL Williams. Col. Hun he
~ some OF his holdings In
= Coal and Coke company,
MOO for 1t. Mr Reeves
/, bad known Col. Hun since
~ drelared the latter knew
Es a position 10 favor him
IA was presented.
| I'd Advantage.
4 employees OF the Balti-
ne .allroa6 were examined
,1snoon session and the
t.4av0red To- learh through
e sessral superintendent OF
y. sonethlng concerning the
Z tetseea the railroad and
Il coel company concerning
a q cars. Mr.. Mulfeld ad-
! 6s Fhok company had an
va other companies, but
, tel why. He said 1t had
rttie for the pest ten years,
x know tho terms Of the
scrs existed.
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Thomas Will Escape

Whatever tho outcome OF Mr. Keene's
investigation Is. it seems to be a fore
gone conclusion that the postmaster Will
escape censure. IL IL not so certain how
ever, that number of clerks viii not
be offered up as sacrifice TO the popular
cry against mismanagement In the Snlt
7 oil OF
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Eneaeement Announced

WASHINGTON. June 6.-The engage
Inent OF Senator w. Murray Crane of
Massachusetts and Miss Josephine p
Boordman of this city Is announced.
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Interfered at Every Step.

The case was not allowed to proceed.
as such cases usually do. along admin
istratIve lines. but there was interference
at every step and suggestions ascribing
to those who made the charges against
the postmaster, motives of personal
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r,sssaggerated

~ 3 elfsSiii. S1ii ,Ssal ,MSatal. June 6.
s,sacked tSo,a o a railway
'sn.cer,d s.rnr .nelr Italian
|s l.s@HrSss, .N@srs, haT'55o 'Ha5 the shSaG; affaIr;
'Da' no Europeans cans
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TO BUY AT HOME

President Given Discretionary rover
in Purchasing.
WASHINGTON, June 6--By vote Of
s TO 3, the three being Democrats and the
on Ways and Means today authorized a
favorable report on the Senate resolution
restricting purchases for the Panama ca
MA to articles of domestic manufacture
and from the lowest bidder, unless the
President shall In any case deem the
bios and tenders therefore extoruonate or
unreasonable"
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3 RESUME WORK.
organization Will Be

9 Il sllf,s., fS,S,, June Jun, s-By a
eal comnsgs csg miners Of the
", tim apply for work at
hse;Nye.ring the ties
~ = htlsSfa sSfaSSlsS5stlon. Ss5 lon, on the
~ respectinam1 a1 not lived up
Az ltIns lnddns payment OF
sa be fornpeedn miners
y sundred d"1ea. Hi. national in
sEchrnan Sissers WgenI arc en-
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CATCHES A TARTAR
Hindoo Pundit Makes It Unpleasant
for Preacher

KANSAS CITY, June s.-Rev. Charles Fer
RGson OF this city, as n result of publication
In Boston intlmatins that charge OF hercSy
might be made against him on account OF
statements mode recently In his church In
this city by Pundit Krishnn, Hlndoo
former, today rendered his resignation Tor
Bishop Atwill OF this diocese OF the Protes-
tnnt Episcopal church Rev Ferguson stated
that he had committed ccclcSiastlcnl crime,
but that he had resigned To prevent tho em-
barrassmcnt OF the mombers OF tho diocese.
Attacks Church.
Pundit KrishnR had been invited by Rev
Ferguson 60 MI the lattcrs pulpit. In hs
discourse he attacked the American church In
general for assuming to aend missionaries TO
his country To convert his people Ho suld,
in effect. that American missionaries werc
incapable and thut tho Americans had better
keep them at home. thnt his country did not
wont them. Rev. Ferguson Inter apologizcd
for tho PunditS remarks. snyinG that the
visitor incapable OF expressing himself
Ia the English Language.
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Old Force at Work.

Tho Miners union refused TO counte-
nence the proposed strike and this action
virtually disposes OF the threatened
tlouble. The Western Union lis now con-
Quoting business as usual with It's old
force Gov, Sparks spoke very plainly to
the laborers and said that any violence
would be quickly checked by the Ma
tional and State Governments
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Postmasters Recommended
Models of Warships
WIRES STILL WORKING
Miners Union Refuses to Counte-
nance w U. Strikers.

GOLDFIELD, New, June 6-Gov.
Sparks and Attorney General Sweeney
came here today To learn what action
had been taken last night by the Miners
union In the matter OF the proposed strike
against the Western Union Telegraph
company The strike had been planned
by tho officers OF the Industrial Workers
OF the World and threatened TO Involve
all Of the union men here
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WISCONSIN TOWNS SUFFER-.
Railroad Train Just Escapes Plung-
ing Into Washout,

ing 4htO w dShOuls
LA CROSSE, WIS. June 6.-One man,
II. j, HalveSon, was fatally hurt five
were seriously injured. and ten buildings
were leveled by a tornado near Stoddard.
Wis, tonight The rains swept over
La Crosse. Ieh others injured are:
Injured.
MRS. CHAS SCHECK, hip broken
CARL SCliECk, crushed by timber.
WIN. JONES, concusslun of the hralQ.
MRS. LOUIS SClIECK and infant child,
may die
JULIUS GRANT<E. internal injuries
Several others are more or less seri-
oCsly hurt,
Wires All Down.
The hurricane centered apparently ono
and one-half miles east OF Stoddard YER
md Mormon Coulee. striking Stoddard
and Brinkman most heavily.
Telephone communication is crippled
and telegraph wires are down toward tho
south.
In La Crosse there was much damage,
though no person was injured.
Washouts are reported on the railroad ds
In this vicinity
A windstorm also did damage at Leon
Wis
Train Has Narrow Escape.
a bridge on the Chicago. Burlington *
Quincy railroad near Stoddard WIS car
ricd out, and Burlington passenger
train. carrying 200 passengers. was tagged
at the brink OF the gap by a farmer
named Miller and many lives we're saved.
Many farms are reported to be COM
pletely devastated.
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urged 10 remove the local authority every
where. 70 replace IL with men elected by
themselves and TO confiscate all state
funds. The troops also must conform TO
the orders or those elected by the people
1ne workmen In the towns. the peasantry
and all toilers must, In conjunction with
the troops. seize the liberty and take the
land which the government has denied
them. The land thus possessed must be
cal authorities, pending the elaboration
OF a new land law
This manifesto calls for elections on the
basis of universal suffrage. and concludes
with the words:
Down with the government and the
emperor. Long live the Dear and Free
Russian People"
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ST. JEAN bAPT|STE
CONVENTION To
BE BIC AFFAIR

The committee In charge OF the ar
rangements for the convention 10 be held
In Woonsocket In September by L'Union
ST. Jean Baptiste dAmerique is planning
for big affair.
The convention will be held on Sept c5
rs and n and will be attended by dele
gates from every city and town in which
there Is council.
The convention will open at D. m. on
Tuesday, Sept rs. at ST. AIMS theatre.
and sessions will be held on that and the
following afternoons. On Wednesday y
evening the newly elected officers will be
Installed at the woonsocket opera house
at an open meeting.
on Thursday. the closing day, an OPEN
air mas Will be said on the grounds near
the rectory OF St AIMS church on Cum
berland street, The sermon will be delv-
cred by Rev. FIR. Lalande. a Jesuit ora
tor. After the mass there will be a street
parade and a picnic at Cold Spring park
with sports. band concerts and addresses.
In the evening banquet will be given in
the basement OF the Precious Blood
church.
The committee includes Joseph Roy.
Felix Romprey George J. Pnquin, +. A.
Desaulniers, olivier Levesque Telesphore
Desrosiers and j. A. z. Chenette.
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CITY HALL RECORDS.
REAL ESTATE coNvEYANcEs.

REAL ESTATE CONvEYANCES.
Sarah Il. Grady ct al. 10 Ann Grady. lot
with buildings on Rowley street: con-
sideration 81.
Ann Grady to Sarah Z. Grady ct al.
same premises as last above described;
consideration 81.
Herbert c. Calef to Ferdinand Di Mar
tino ct ux.. Govina. lot with improve
ments on northerly side OF Dora street /;
consideration $40
william II. Draper to Eleanor A Pa
rent. wife of Octave. Sr.. lot with build
ings on northerly side OF Barstow street;
consideration $40
Julia GalIeshaw to Union Hand Laun-
dry. lot with buildings on northeriy side
of Globe street; consideration $40.
Laura M. Steere et al, TO Herbert c.
Calef. lot with improvements on north
easterly side OF Manton avenue; consid-
Grafton $40.
Helen a. steere, by guardian, to Her
bert G. Calef. same premises as last above
described: s5ae67.
REAl ESTATE MoRTGA AGES.
George l.. Greene 10 Charles Y. Hill. lot
with buildings on the northerly side OF
Public street, subject TO mortgage for
sf40O; 500
Richard Stearns ct ux., Cornelia C. to
Old Colony Cooperative Bank. lot with
buildings on the westerly side of c street.
5000
Ferdinando Di Martlno ct ux.. Giovana.
to Herbert c. Calef. lot with improve
ments on the northerly side OF Dora
street: $50.
Francesca Barone ct ux.. Carniela. to
Margaret Rawl. nine lots with improve.
merits on Luke, Amboy ard Charles
streets; $1,000
Francesca Baronc ct ux, Carmela. TO
Margaret Rawl, same premises as last
above described, subject to prior mort
gage for 1880; $500.
Joseph Levin 10 Morris THEM, lot with
improvements and buildings on the
southerly side OF Livingstone street. SUBJ
ject TO prior mortgage for sl.75O; $500.
DISCHARGES OF REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES.
Benny simone by Katherine A. Lynch;
s4oo
West Providence Land company by
nellie +. Tyler; $1,000.
Maria p. Steere by John OConnor;
$1,000
Maria p Steere by John o'Connor: 500.
Antonio Geremia ct ux. by Charles K.
Stanley: $500.
Andrew j. Sanborn ct ux. by James T.
Kay; $50.
ASSIGNMENT OF WAGES.
Joseph Sylvia to Charles II. Davis, from
j. w. Bishop, 10 July 2s. 1908.
A. G. Robbins to Charles II. Davis.
from Brown & Sharp Manufacturing
company. to July 2s. 1908.
Peter j. Trodden TO Louis IT, Murphy,
from Follis-Hansen company, to July I,
1909
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saws he found a man had been struck
and was lying a few feet 10 one side Of
the track.
Mrs. Hannah H Thornton testified
that she was sitting on the second seat
from the front and saw man crossing
the setreet four or FIVE yards ahead OF
the car. and heard the gong sound and
the motorman shout. The time between
the gong's sounding and the hitting Of
Kenney was so short as to be inappre-
ciabie. She had been a frequent pas
senger on the line and the car did not
seem to be proceeding at an abnormal
rate In her opinion the motorman did
not have much time to stop the car when
Kenney started to cross and she was pos
itive that the gong was sounded, though
but a fraction OF a second prior 10 the
time Kenney was struck.
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new SYSTEM ADOPTED FOR
THE RECRUITING STATION

The local recruiting office Is affected
by "a new general order ISSUED at the war
department changing the system Of re-
crulting in several important particulars.
Hereafter men will not be enlisted at
the regular recruiting offices I'm cities and
towns where offices are established. but
after they have been selected will be sent
10 military posts for examination by the
army surgeons before they are finally ac-
cepted.
IL the men arc rejected they will be
returned TO their homes at the expense
Of the government
The new arrangement obviates the ne
cessity OF dlschargng men after they
have been in the service for a short time
because OF some physical defect.
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festos which the radical members OF the
late house are putting forth In connection
with the revolutionary organizations.
The following nominations have been
made for the cabinet of Premier Stolypin.
Count Heyden, comptroller OF state,
Prince Lvofr. minister Of agriculture;
Koni. minister of justice; Vinogradoff
minister OF public instruction
The seizure of the Boussel printing plant
here by armed revolutionists for the pur-
pose OF getting out copies OF the Viborg
address was duplicated today In Yeka-
terinislay but Il Is believed this forcible
occupation OF printing offices Is merely
a bit OF amateur theatricals arranged
between the proprietors OF the establish
ment and revolutionists 10 save the
former from responsibility.
A manifesto 10 the peasants OF Russia
has been issued In the joint names OF all
the various labor, Socialist and revolu-
tionary organizations, including the rep
resentatiyes OF the organizations In the
defunct house This manifesto declares
that the hopes reposed I'm the lower house
of parliament have been blasted by the
diabolical designs OF the crowd OF grand
dukes, courtiers and wealthy landed pro-
prietors assembled around the emperor,
whose only purpose Is the maintenance OF
their power over the people.
By dispensing the elected representa-
tives OF the people and arresting and Inn
prisoning them. says the manifesto. the
government has declared war on the ma
tion. and a struggle Is beginning In which
rivers OF blood will flow and for which
the criminal government is responsible.
The people must not spare the govern
ment.
This manifesto further accuses the gov
eminent Of betraying the fatherland by
involving the aid ~ German and Aus
trian troops. The people are therefore
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
TWO WITNESSES SWEAR
The CAR GONG WAS RUhe

Coroner Eugene IT, Lincoln yesterday
afternoon continued the inquest into John
Kenney's death. the first witness being
Anthony Russillo, conductor I'm charge
Of the car, whose evidence related chiefly
the duties OF a conductor as regards
speed and what he heard. saw and did
before and at the time OF the accident
Russillo stated that he gave the signal
for the motorman to stop at the white
post opposite Knight street, but that the
signal was not at once needed. Mayhood
seemed to be having trouble with the
brakes. Both allghted when the car
stopped. and after a new fuse had been
put in the car proceeded. The next thing
witness knew the motorman was shout
ing, then the gong sounded and the car
came 10 a sudden stop
Looking around the side OF the car TO
learn the reason for the stop Russillo