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Arizona republican., 1906-12-26

| Know All Men By These Presents, That we. Lloyd B. Christy. as president ' of the Iowa Land and Cattle Company. corporation. and Shirley Christy, as secretary of said corporation, do here by certify that at a regular meeting of the stockholders of the said corpora tiOn, held on the 5th day of December, 1906. at the office of the company in the city of Phoenix. Arizona. at which all of the stock was present or repre- Isented. articles and of the articles of incorporation of the said Iowa Land and Cattle Company. were by unani- nous vote of said stockholders. amend ed so as to read as follows:
 Article ". The capital stock of this corporation shall be $36.000, divided into three hundred and sixty (36O) shares of the par value of one hundred | 1OO) dollars per share.
 Article VI The highest amount of Indebtedness or liability to which this cOrpOration is at any time to subject itself. is the sum of S24.O0O. and the stockholders or their private property ~hall in no event be liable for the cor pOrate debts of the corporation. Witness our hands this 5th day of December. 1906.
 LLOYD B. CHRISTY. President. SHIRLEY CHRISTY, Secretary. Territory of Arizona,
 County of Maricopa, ss.
 On this 7th day of December. 1906. before me. W. NJ. Fickas. a notary public in and for the county and Ter ritory aforesaid personally appeared Lloyd B. Christy and Shirley Christy. to me known and known to me to be the president and secretary, respect lively. of the Iowa Land and Cattle Company. a corporation. and to be the persons whose names are subscribed to and who executed the foregoing in- strument. and they duly acknowledged to me that they as such officers afore- said duly executed the foregoing in strument as their free act and deed by them voluntarily executed for the purpose and consideration therein ex pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 7th day of December. 1906.
 (SeaD w. NJ FICKAS.
 Notary Public.
 My commission expires the 23d day of Dec. 1907
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26
POPULAR WANTS
Fer Bale

,nt. Running Les. Than M.nth Must Paid In
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26

The stockholders of the National Bank of Arizona, at Phoenix. will meet at its banking house on Tuesday, Jan uary sth, 1907, at p. m. for the pur- pose of electing a board of directors and such other business as may prop erly come before the meeting.
 s. OBERFELDER, December Sth. 1906. Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26
FOR SALE.

We will sell our entire Roosevelt business. including stock, building, fix lures and water works. Inquire either at Sultan Brothers at Globe, Ariz., or Sultan. Newman x O., Roosevelt Ariz. SULTAN, NEWMAN & co.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26

FOR SALE-Rubber plants, asparagus ferns. geraniums. Norfolk Island pines. narcissus, hyacinths. and other house plants Chas. Burroughs, 1lSS E. Monroe,
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26

FOR SALE-Ranch lands in small tracts; also a fine 800 acre tract close in. A number of fine city residences and cottages. H. Riddle, r N. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26


 and wheat crops on place. Small store doing good business. good ditches. Fine place for all kinds of stock or poultry. Title perfect. Best reasons for selling. Must go quick for $25eO. c. O. M.. care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26
For Rent

TWO ROOMS-With or without dress ing room, en suite or single. all mod ern cOnyeniences; furnace heat; new house N. L., Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-26


 FRANK w. ARFORD. CSean
 VIM. J. SHELTON tSeais
 CHARLES BRAND tSeaI
 WALTER :. DILLON. tSeli5 State of Illinois.
 County of Cook. ss- Before me. Mabel c. HutchinEs. a notary public in and for said coun:'. on this day personally Appeared Frank w. Afford. Vim. J. Shelton. ChaTlca Brand and Walter s Dillon. known Goo me to be the persons whose names arc subsci ibed tO the foregoing article c- incorporation. and acknowledged tn nrr that they executed the same for th- purpose and consideration therein c1- pressed.
 Given under my hand and uotarirl seal this 18th day of October. A- D. 1906.
 (SeaD MABEL C. HUTCHiNGS.
 Notary Public. My commission expires April a, 1908.
 Territory of Arizona.
 County of Maricopa- I. c. F. Leonard. county rccorirr ifi and for the county and Territory afE-,.- said. do hereby certify that thc Stsaisi instrument was filed for record at :. ta o'clock a. m on this 18th day of Gee tober. 1906. and duly recorded Ia is.--s No. 4O of Inc. Rec. records of Aas.- copa county. Arizona. at pages sst-s<A Witness my hand and Ofiieizi seal the day and year above written.
 C. F. LEoSkfsp
 County RorcrsisF
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

soon as ] saw her. answered Amidon,
"she is an old acquaintance Of mine"
And ii was some little time. so far
had he forgotten his peculiar position.
before the baIeful possibilities Of this
innocent and truthful remark occurred
20 him. When he thought of il. any
observing friend might Wen have in
quired after his health. so gray with
pallor and moist with sweat had his
face become. Not that he fell hang
ing over him any such danger as he
head feared when ne found himself
in the shoes of another man. with that
other man unaccounted for, lie really
cared very little about that. now The
people OF Bellevale, and IIaZeIhurst
TOO, might think what they pleased
about this mystery oc disappearance
and temperance, he was independent
Of them ALL and those ne really cared
about would understand.
But Elizabeth. Everything now re
volved about her. Sow that she had
grown so drar-that she had come 10
smile on him In his new character
how could DE let her know that this
Eugene Brassdeld whom she So ad-
mircd and loved. was no more for ever,
and that Florian Amidon had never
seen her. never loved her, never wooed
her until these past few days, Would
she ever see him again2 Could she
regard him as anything else than an
interloper and an imposter7 His right
10 Brassdelds clothes and BrassfieId
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

Elizabeth. standing near Mrs. Hunt
er heard an agitated exclamation
from that lady as Mr.. Amidon went
forward.
For heavens sake" said she. its
Florlau Amidcnt"
who" inquired AIRS Pumphrey.
that? Why. that our chief citizen.
soon 10 be our CHEZ magistrate. Mr..
Eugene Brassheld.'
Elizabeth heard no more, but ia
srite OF perpleXiJy al what she regard
"a as Mrs Hunter recognition Of
her lovers face and forgetfulness %
his name. she could not help noticing
her excited talk TO her sister, snd
the meaning gIauces finally directed
toward her. Elizabeth. Wheleai. TO
hide little rosy dy,h. Miss Naidron
turned more completely toward the
place OF the hypno,.st.
Madame Ie Claire stood Ia the HtIe
curtaned aIcoye. empty save FOR the
great tIgersIiG rug. the dais, and 1
chair cor two. She was gowued once
more 10 the yellow and black. and
stood IN tigrine spleU6or cap-a-ple-
Amldon teit her old power over him,
as he approached her ana looked into
those mysterious eyes. and knew that
me should do her bidding She looked
at his troubled couuJenauee. and plIrd
him Tor his long evening Of mental
strain. She had seen his devotion 10
Elizabeth and. be il confessed, was
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
CHAPTER XX-COntinued.

Amldon bowed distantly. and IN evi.
dent embarrassment Miss Scarlet
drew herself up. as at an undeserved
rebuke.
Ell am very glad" said he. 80 have
been OF any service. even al the risk Of
seeming familiarity. IN saving you
from fan. I hope you will pardon
me. a stranger. for so far"
"A stranger!' she calculated; "oh.
heayensi Leave me, Gene! Go away!'
The go away was pronounced as
Mr.. Cox appeared at the foot OF the
stairs. Amidon passed on, now fully
aware of having committed "a faux
pas. Looking back. he saw Miss Scar
lett leaning against a newell post as
Il In agitation; saw Mr.. Cox come up
and lead her down; and as she disap-
pesred, leaning weakly on her escort z
arm, the mop Of rumpled hair faded
from his sight like a receding fire.
ship. Who could she be2 Suddenly
Alvords whispered caution flashed on
his mind. and he knew thar he had
encountered, embraced, ana repudldted
the Strawberry Blonde. lie paused
for a moment to think over the slJU-
ation-consideratlons or policy were
coming more and more 20 appeal TO
him as guides. and he found himself
feeling vulpine and furtive. But here,
thought he. would 90 not really have
been best TO temporiZe with the s.tua-
ton. and not 10 have terminated all
relations with Miss Scarlet IN this
public way. Would !t not
Then rolled over his heart the con-
sclousness 5f the manifold glOries OF
his EIi23betL's WomanhOOd Tenn
porize with another woman2 The very
thought repealed him. He iuvoluI-
tarlIy brushed his coat where il had
supported and cnclrcled Miss Scarlet
He felt a sense Of uuwOTthiuess IN
having. even Of necessity and for
proper purpose, embraced this other
girl Looking up, ne saw Judge BIOd-
EeJt regarding him like a pOrtly accus-
inE angel from the head or the stair
way. lie made a feint at assisting
AmII0u tu brushing his coat.
Those red ones" said he. ARE the
very devil for showing on black! I'd
carry a whisk broom. II 7 were you
"Bl0dEetJ," said Am!don, 81 don't
care TO ue chaued about an accident
OF that sort
"Oh, certainly mott" said the Judge
"But pick OFF the r.ugIers an the same.
And say Floriau, OF course don't
count, but there was another fellow
az the foot of the stairs, the Junior in
the firm OF Fuller & Cox. my fellow
practitioner. and in accidents Of this
sort one s0r..tlmes does as much dam
age as . regular cloud Of witnesses.
And remember. f you won't use the
letter OF withdrawal you're 20 get a
good deal In the public eve, now
Amidou moved on I'm disgust. And the
poor faithful fellow. that his spiritual
tone might be restored sat, dawn and
read once more his Bible-the letter
superscrihed In the large. scrawly
hand. "To BE Read En- Route"
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

particular moment arrives. wherever
he may be, whatever he may be do
ing. he VIII enter The carleptic state.
The test Is regarded as "a severe and
perfect one. The. card N.Ill remain in
the possession of MAYOR Pumphrcy
until Ia succeeds or fans ami the en-
velope viii then be opened.
kueeIing on ihe daIs. she seemed
Whispering ia the SUBJECTS ear Gaeu
tapping his wrist she said. decisivciy.
''N akeI'
IL was Eugene Erassneld who open
ed has eyes ON "a crcle of has friends.
associates, and eroHies. lie rose
lightly ana confidently and laughed
40 the chImug OF h.s friends. lie
bowed to Mblame le Claire and moved
ACROSS The Room 10 Elizabeth side
with au air OF ine.pient proprietor
ship
"No true lover OF carnations" he
couHded 70 her. could wish YOU 10
wear them ms you do tou ght"
Really? J suppose Z ought 20 ask
nhye"
"It isn't fair 10 the flowers. said he.
Flowers have rights you know. and
10 be- outdoue iu 4wcetness--Ah. Jim
TO away. and don't bother me, Don
sou see I'm very busy2'
old man said Alvord. answering 20
the name OF Jim. ITS good 20 see
YOU as sou are tonight-your old self
Youn make "A hlt my boy. This WIZ
make 1t more than ever a cinch.'
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

Solf-p possessed, masterful. NIr Brass
field moved through the assembly Ike
conqueror Those who. a short time
ago. found him duh and moody. re-
joiced now I'm his coafdent persifage
pitched safely iu the restful key of
mediocrity. but possessed wlthal of a
species of briUiaucy. like Tho slGIful
playing 81 scales Elizabeth noted the
return OF that dash and abandon which
she had lately So mis~ed-but for the
FIRST tine the Bra ssfeId music had
hollow ring In her ears. The subtIov
melody Of last night-after all. IL WAS
best
Nine Ia claire. Immensely popular.
gave readings ju paImistry Miss Smith
was to have a husband w5tb dark eyes
Mr.. Br3ssneld offered To cross her
palm with any sold coin she might
name. if she would promise him
sweetheart with party-coIored eyes.
Who would meet him for long talk
next lay Nine. Be- C.aire blushed and
dropped the hand.
Mr.. BrasSEeLd adro'rlv overlook Miss
Searlett. who seemed endeavoriug TO
retreat He stood by her. chatting
lightly. using two voices. a distinct
ard conversational tone. and one so
low as % be FOR her ear alone.
"Oh, isn't IL crnsh?" said he.
C'Daise. what's the mattero) a per
f"ct evening. though. jAre YOU running
away from meD And such delighted
people. CThe east room in ten min
utes. is IL yes p"
Miss Scarlet nodded. and Braresald
moved ON. Mrs. Pumphrcy. Mrs Hun
ter. and Elizabeth Waldron were sip
pnc punch.
My have some2" said he And.
please. Mrs PUmphrey. may be pre-
scented To the guest Of the evening
Mrs Hunter received the Introduction
with a gasp.
is it possible" said she. that you
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

fortune might be as clear as Judge
Blodgett said but would not Eliza
beth feel that as 10 her he had at
tempted the very deed OF which he
had first suspected himseIf-fraud and
robbery? And her perfect lover"
whom Amidon habiusuv thought OF
as that fellow Rra~sfeld' the per
feCti0ns which Elizabeth had learned
TO attribute 10 him. would DO longer
be credited 20 Amid0n Il was tragic!
As a matter OF fact, beloved, any
man would have been a perfect lover
or none az all. 10 Elizabeth. a per
feet lover IS the nobIest work OF Wom-
an.
"Te autienee." went on the pr0fes-
s0r will hat te eggstreme courtesy 10
assist in demonstration of Madame
le CIaire's power as hypnotist- Not
eHry yum gan pc bypnouced te fairst
. dime: bud We VII try. VIII te autienee
bleace suchest &c name OF laty or
shentIeman as supchect?
DIR. Brown said many voices Al
vord"' said others. but most OF the
votes appeared to be FOR Brassheld-a
name which the professor hailed JOY
fully as insuriEg against failure. II
Is not often that the audience VIII hit
ON the only practised sensitive in t4.e
room
Madame Ie Claire started. as there
w4s thus presented to her the thought
o. bringing her power TO bear on
Amldon. The serious results Of her
last exercise of Il came wildly 10 her
mind Yet. here she was openly hyp-
nothing him. Here she could keep
bum under control. she could limit
his Brassheid state as 10 time or she
could keep him in a state OF automat-
ism.
Mr. Brassneld viii greatly oblichs
by coming forvart." sad the profess
or. and. as he had learned 70 do
AmldUn obeyed his request
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

jealous IN spite Of herself Pity and
Jealousy inspired the resolution which
now formed iu her mind, she would
for an interval-an interval definitely
Umited-rcStore Eugene BrsssfeId %
this company I'm which he was so
completely at home. AMI lay the
troubled ghost, Amidon. He would
apnrar To better advantage altogether
and do himself more credit he would.
In fact. be more C0nviucingly Belle
Wales chief citizen"
She bowed deeply and waved him
20 the chair. Then she performed the
cla.m OF woven PAGES and Of wav-
ing arms. and ne slept lost 20 life
and use and name and fame
"W'hcu he opens his eyes said she,
"he viii know nothing, think Moth
ms. do nothing, except what I sug-
gGst.'
MAKE him dance with the broom,
suggested Cox.
lets have his inaugural address,
petiuoned Edgington
Give him this" said Alv0rI. offer
ing a coin. "snd make hIm think its
hot People in tnt ualghoCrhoo,
would go farther 10 see Brassfieid
drop a piece of money than 20 inter
view a live dinosaur,
The laughter at this sally was lost
ON Madame Is Claire. She was look
ing down on che unconscious Amidon
and wondering how anyone could
think az making him the instrument
of buffooucry.
.I viii perform only one simple. yet
very dlflcult. test" said She This
gentleman will soJn wake as Mr..
Rrassfeld. and viii be lis old ana
usual self among you until a certain
hour. which ] viii write on this card
and seal up IN this envelope, so that
no one vii know. and inform Mr..
BrassfeId by suggestion. When that
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
CEAPTER XXI.
A Revival cf BeIshazzaT.

We are b-t 5lt-e-s nj the Table. Gr-ss
Where -act drinks u.ote. tae more ,.-f A-
Sees. ons Ds one. his Fellows slip nan
And men himself beneath the Taa'e rests
some ueul the s.uuous crack Tor Test. and
Jaasc 81 tbe tbroab.rr Fag-oss % i1e
rur ~ tie Fool r-t.auos t1 the Gaa=r-
Are ,Gaucad 90 Fairs NJ Twins as ih tEey
limitations or Inw7rt7'lty.
r-~-.rg the somewhat equlyocai ent-
code r tho east room III Major Iumpa-
r,,-S everything had gone 20 az Al
Words liking since Nr Basstield had
rIsced the campaign in his hands. And
as matter Of fact. tha, affair was
=. .rsrrptfI1e of plausible explanation.
and so fenced about by the sancrtie7
,r prfva+. hospitality. that Alvord was
ra1ssured after q day or two had
nassed with no public scandal Amidon
STAYED away from Headquarters. and
A1vord. acting unde~ The unlimited au-
thorftv granted by Rrassdeld. took all
responsibiIlty and proceeded most ef-
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

ITO Be Continued Next Sundayl
October 7, 1906.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
COMMISSIONERS TO
MEET FAIR ASSN
Joint Meeting Called for Tuesday
Morning, September IL.
ara CROWDS ARE ExPsoUEo

Many Of the Leading and Most Pro-
ErsSSIVs Citizens OF the County and
City Are Interested. and q General
Discussion win be INDUCED In.
AZ Was stated In The sun Of wednss.
day morning, the Hoard OF County
Commissioners, ~ their regular meet.
Ing Tuesday, passed a resolution 10
the effect that AlAchua county would
participate In the coming State Fair,
and that q sufficient sum would be Ap.
propFiaIsd ~ dsfruy the sHtsnsss of
an exhibit. etc, THIS Fair wlll be held
10 Tampa. and ~ the RrvA, show 10
from November II To 20, " will he
readily seen that no time should he
wastst In beginning the collection Of
exhibits and getting down 10 work
proper
with = desire To more systematically
perform the nvarssaTy woTh ~ make
the AlachuA county sxhibit u success,
the Hoard has called = joint meeting
~ the Com m isslonsp and the Alaohna
County Fair Association, under dirse.
ton aud Ausplcss Of which body tho
~ hiht Gill be- made, on Tue'dAy,
Se piembeS II, ~ n O'Clock 4, m, This
meeting wlll bs called ioE the purpose
II participating In = general discus.
zion 81 che matter, With = vlsw Of
rIchsoainE IDEAS snd methods ~ the
manner In which the WORK 10 20 be
doAe,
The public gcaeTaliy 10 ,sViied 30
th. meeting. and msmbsu ~ the
County Fair Association sTs especially
urged "a he present, ~ . good mestiag
I. dsslTsd The pSrsvRee Of el,issns
throughout the county 10 Also desired.
and % number Of couSt'J people are
included In the membership 81 the
fair sssoeiaIion. . good crowd vii no
doubt b. In st'sndsnss,
The meeting Gill be held In ihs court
house. 81 Tia m Tasssisy, ssp,smbeF
Ia Lei everybody come and shsous.
ass ihs EFsat woEk III representation
a. ths stats FaIF, wNk the ds,sTTnlng4
ton soeaptU'r the n'st pTiS',
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
Bal Psmbls w To~n.

". W. Psmbls ~ Nee YoII, Ispss-
ssstips the Dsvee palate. ~ whIeh
the q. J. Thomas Company ASs ssss,s,
10 In ths city. Ne PsmbIs 10 oas OF
the moe, popular ,ssVsiInG men IN
Elosids Ne hss bssa coming 20
,0sIassvllls ioS several ysas. ssd no
mar Ia Ihls SsTsitosy Is better known,
We 10 bsn Of mas, esiaisal shasss'
lsr. ssd u hsOun shsVsghoas che en-
tire sesutsy % ihs oTssalsss Of ths
" AAelSst Order " O.RssG'O.Tsngs.
~ 10 nos hoaossd - ths "sapssms
BaySssss,ss Of che World" Of 'hss eF'
dec Ne esly carries . psint IIns ~ .
slss lssas, 'bsasess be lovss 10 soFh,"
- u does noe ssnaist With HE posisi0a
% he leading enislsi Of ths vosd In
me ssssi ssdss shh whlsh bs 10 sen-
sssssd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
FIms Became EHhsvsssd.

Goldheld. Nevada. sept SIT wa
announced that the Alma o. the NOV
ing pictures became exhausted aftsF
the thirty-cighfh rosna of the Gans'
Nelson n&bt AZ . rssak the con.
ciading rounds viii not be shosa In
the plcturea President Richards stat,
Cd that the Teesipts soT the eght
amounted 20 approximately t5sI zee.
and tia, the nambss Of Spectators
At the rinEsIes ssEresEssd 7.ooo This
Il the greatest ansoant of Hoasy al.
"a IN for = prize nght 10 d. HISTORY
~ the FinE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06
sillss wn,,~ vIs,s.ss esn-

NoaisBmery. Ala. sept. s.--whibs
ssatsi b~sids his swesthssFs es Shs
gallery % hsr hauae st stes1mas. Ga.
nockefJ cosS@aa wss asse spoa frOm
ths aArkn~ss Ase rscsisef wsssnAs
from phirh hs sie4 . tpw Aoxss later
Coleman vac asost fhirty ysars 90
snd fesia~1 IL hfivtsv. Fia Iis wss
N haze As~s marvts1 % he ye4ss
vomaa shssn b. wss visiting A go.
onsTs Iasy rsturn~1 q vsrttef thsi iAe
ga vssrh sssssd No tssss was Sired
~ o pwrppa anhnovn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06

men we're In their usual clinch. Nel.
son had his head Oh Cans shoulder
and his arm down Several times he
mr. Cans below the belt apparently
feeling for vital spot Al last he
dssS zach hls right arm and bit
Uans vicious blow square In the
gruin. The negro sank To his knees
AMI rolled over on his bach
Referee siler. without hesitation
orde,cI Nelson To hls corner aud
awarded he hGht 10 Cans ON q foul
Silsr'a dutiIlon received almost unani
nous approval H. The foul Was 30 oh
vloGy that no, even men Who had bet
on Nelson could say that u had not
Lcen eoiamitled Al through tho
lUgg cohtsss Nelson bad employed
FouHn lArtlcI Ne repeatedly butted
Gans ssd had Ia have his head haalesi
away ~ ,ho referee.
Referee Silsi stated that While he
Nould not GsS that the foul vAs In.
teationAl. tbsro vas no doabi bat that
u has been committed. Nelson, be
said. hsd used bis usual tactics all
throaGh the neht. and while he knsw
last Nelson sas buttins whvssvsF be
haa an opportunity. 80 did got dis-
enAIify him for the feassn that he
san 1ai n vss no, hastins Gass. AZ
M other rsfsTss had ever disqualified
Melissa Coz eoisg the saRs thins. Ne
dlS Bst EEL liks doing H.
besides. th9 peopAs vers them 20
rss The nGst "a he "a sst wssl 10
dsssppciat item
siier uss icu1iy ehssTsa a. hs lsft
ihs iias. ~ vas oaaa. wko zee ear.
RED "a hia 6is@sng rnom.
Nsls~a saa hls saroaas wsfs hiseed
- thsy espsfsss. mis- Nolan. Net.
sna's ppaasEsf ma1s Q discDmseessd
sss.fmses IL wtirh Ne ssif thsf 0sss
had prsmised Ecs - eissm TIE ereisssa
ca . toni. ss1 pc hs tnmps1 sf the
vesy nra opS1rtaniiy b make sseh q
eiaim- a. ks4wsa eoala saY sas shas
u.ns wss tisee sn1 gaiL
Nssnou sss gjssa sass ~ Ne
parss sss Cans tfi.ees.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06

New York. Sept Six men were
50 badly hurt In an accident on the
Thirty.ninth street ferry line Of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit that they
were taken 20 the Coney Island reccp.
ton hospital Several may die Of
internal injuries. A scors 81 Others,
some of them women. were hurt by
the flying splInters when a car crash.
ed into a buggy van between Ulmer
park and Coney island. Motorman
John Hanson did not see the hack.
but many Of those on the running
board did The car struck the van
with terrific force. and men were
swept from the running board.