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in the next fortnight. The speculative
market closed weak with a decline of
cent a bushel from the high prices
early.
OATS-Early prices had a substantial
advance, but later a decline Of about a
half a cent was established when the
other markets became weak. Bad crop
reports were in abundance. At the de-
cline there was fair buying wave ap-
parent. Cash demand continues good.
The market closed steady
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Medical Misfortune.

It is one of the misfortunes result
ing from the diversity and intricacy OF
medical knowledge that medicine Is
divided into sections so numerous and
varied that identity of interest be-
comes more and more difficult of dis
covery and description Hos
pital.
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NOTICES

The public library board of Ham
mond, Ind will receive bids for thirty
i've $50 tons Of anthracite coal, more
or less, to be delivered at the public
such quantities as the board may desig
nate The coal must be from the Lee
high, Scranton or Pittston mines. and
of stove or egg size, free from dust and
slate. Said bids must be in the hands
of the board on or before p. m. July
s, 1907. eod-3t-27
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Union Stock Yards. July 3.-Hog re
ceipts, $1,000; left over. $500; market
steady Light. $3.50 to 6.22; mixed.
$3.50 to GIT; heavy. $3.50 to Go; rough,
$3.50 to SIS.
Cattle receipts, 10000; market 10c
higher. Sheep receipts, $4,000; market
steady.
Hogs closed steady. Light. $3.50 to
els; mixed, $3.50 to 6.10; heavy, $5.40
to 6 100; rough $40 to SO.
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notice. OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter OF the estate of Chas.
Booth DAILY, deceased. No. 277.
Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned has been appointed executor
of said estate, by the judge Of the
Lake Superior court
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
SIMCOE MACINTOSH DAILY,
Executor.
Dated Tune II 1917
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Toleston-Lots to 9. %, 80, 81,
81, IS, Al and IS IN L. /. Ger
fingers addition, Louis l..
Gerlinger 10 George +.
Toieston-Lot is. block 28. c.
u. l.. & l. Co.'S addition,
Eugene II. Ziegler to Frank
ToiestonNLots I. S. 8, block ii.
Land CO to William Il. Dolby 225.Oo
Toleston-Lot 16 block p, $,
John F. seitz 70 Frank Vicen l.6s1.OS
Indiana Harbor-Lots - TO IA,
block 10 in second addition,
Walter Ellis McDaniels TO
Walter J. Riley. 10000
Indiana Harbor-Lot 20, block
90, Isaac Wilcockson to Will
liam E. Allison .......... -
Hammond-Lot 80, block 2,
Riverside addition, Charles @.
Hahn to Henry Hesterman- loo
Hammond--Lot SO, block ?,
Riverside addition, Henry
Hesterman to Bertha Hahn. LOO
Hammond-Lots y and -.
block 3, Rolling Mill addi
ton, Florence r. Langfelt
to George Brussel ....... 10000
Hammond-Lots IA and Is,
block 3. Rolling Mill addition,
Florence II. Langfelt to ia
cob d. Brussel, jr......-.... 15O.VU
Hammond-Lots and 3,
NJ, Huehn to August Borth 10000
Hammond-Lot II, block 4,
Wilcox 4 Godfrey's addition,
Savings & Trust Co... 10000
Hammond-Lot "A, John NJ.
Beckmans addition, William
Schmuesser to Thomas F.
Eammond-i.ot II. block 4,
Wilcox & Godfrey's addition,
/ Simeon Sanger to Gabrielle
Wells ........ -
TJaya mo nd afG 70
Is, subdivision north side ad
dition, Gostlin, Meyn x Co.
to Bernard Haehnel.. .......
Hammond-Lot 81 and SO, block
/, c. Hohmans north side adj
dit1on. Johanne Heintz TO Ma
than Harris .......-..-.... -
division blocks to 5, Stat
ford & Trankle's addition.
William ]. Hastings TO j. v ,oo -
Ha M9nieT est so feet lot Is OV''
block 4. Towle & Young's
second addition, Peter w.
Meyn to Peter De Box 5000
| Hammond-Lot Al, Marbles
subdivision, block 8. Towle
& Young's addition, William
Brown va ..................... 10000
Riverside addition, Albert H.
4 Webb to John H. Tollman. $50
Whiting-South 20 feet lot 6;
north 15 feet lot z. David
sons tenth addition, Charles
d. Davidson to Alice Z. Hows $3.50
! Whiting-Lot 9, feet lot 5,
block 2, Davidson's Fred
street addition, Charles d.
! Davidson to Peter Martic.. 5000
New Chicago-Lot 10, block
10; lot 2, block 2; lot 3,
block 10, fourth addition,
New Chicago Real Estate q
| Investment Co. to Johann
Hans ............-.. ....... 5Ooo
New Chicago-Lot %, block 3,
in fifth addition, New Chicago
Real Estate & Investment Co.
to Michael +. Jadryszak. 1900
New Chicag o-Lot 81, block
in fifth addition, New Chicago
Real Estate g. Investment Co.
to Frank Dembinski ..... 1906
Miller-Lot 6, block 6, G. A.
Blanks subdivision, Charles
A. Blank to Charles Swan
Miller--Lot | and part lot 2,
block 9. I. ]. Stearns, adj
ministrator. to Louisa John
Section s-35-7 west-W II
Il ne H. 40 acres. John Jacob
to August z. Henshul. ..... -
Section S-34-8 west-Part sw II
Sc Il, Catherine Carl to
Frederick T. Henderlong. 20e.'
In addition to the foregoing tran
! fers there have been filed for rec0r
eleven mortgages, twelve releases al
| nine miscellaneous instruments.
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Dated June IA. 1907.
OF ADMINISTRATORS.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
IN the matter of the estate Of Jo-
seph Pawuk, deceased. No 2S3
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed admins
traitor Of said estate, by the judge Of
the Lake Superior court
said estate is supposed TO be solvent
CHARLES L. SURPRISE.
Administrator.
Dated June 81. 1907.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE-All Chicago purchasing or
ders to be taken IN on Saturday must
be in Friday evening at O'Clock, at
either Summers pharmacy or J. w.
Millikans, on account Of leaving on
early train on Saturdays Chicago
business places close Saturdays at noon.
AIARCHANT. the Messenger. e-2T-6t
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LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Liverpool, July 3.-Wheat opened one
cent higher; corn opened one-quarter
lower
closed one-eighth higher.
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-New brick one and one
half story cottage on Douglas ave
nue., West Hammond Opposite head
Of Russell street. Hammond, lnd.) Ad-
dress W. X. Reed, 303S Groveland ave
nue. Chicago. laws
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HEARD ON BOURSE.

Ridgley-The information we get IS
that there viii be no serious set back
this month. nor for many weeks there
after. only normal reactions Of q few
points.
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GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. July Gar lots. Wheat:
As ears; corn. 2S2 cars; oats. 81 cars;
hogs. 81 900 head.
Estimates tomorrow-Wheat, IA
cars; corn, 244 cars; oats, rs cars;
Ciearances-Whea and flour equal
1872, 900 bu; corn. 3oS.000 blu; oats, Co.
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Union Pacific is likely to sell above
$50 before 1875. The bull market is on.
and whenever prices react two or three
points you can add to your line
Ridgley.
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NOTICE.

Attend the second horse market, to
be held on the East Side 103rd street
and Ewing avenue, Friday, July 8, 1907.
Everybody welcome. 6-29-4
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A. o. Brown & Cot is possible
that call money may continue rather
stiff for a day or two but consider
able easing in the rate is expected be-
fore the end Of the week.
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Sporting Extra of LAKE COUNTY
TIMES on the streets FIVE inmates after
games with final results.
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Dick Bros.-We would advise con-
servatives in making fresh commit
ments on the long side, feeling that a
reaction is likely at any time after
the present advance Of from five to
eight points.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE-A invand's chair, /
good as new; cost sS5; viii trade for |
painted china, or 3 lawn mower Ad- |
dress MIS-, Lake County Times 8
TRADED real estate for new high |
grade piano. Have no use for same |
VIII slaughter for cash. 7-3-3t |
FOR ExCHANGE-Wu exchange a |
stove for baby go-carts also decor |
ated hanging lamp for some useful |
mouse article. also base burner for a
not blast. Address Box DIS, Lake
County Times. 26l
FOR EXCHANGE good Knnker
built row boat IA feet long. Sn
beam, for light wagon, or what2 Ad-
dress RI, Lake County Times. 26l
FOR EXCHANGE-what have YOU got
TO trade for a lady's bicycle and
mans blcyclef Address LA. Lake
o -S Zines 20
FOR EXCHANGE-About 90 pounds OF
live geese feathers for what? Adj
dress Box Alb. 26l
FOR EXCHANGE-Fin Michigan
farm for Chicago or nearby improv-
ed property; the farm is located on
four corners, with gravel road and is
located near large city, county seaD
and can be used for general farming
purposes: is wen improved; lots OF
fruit trees and berries. Address k.-2,
Lake County Times. III
FOR EXCHANGED ten-foot steplad-
der good as new, for carpenter tools.
Address Ne, Lake County Times. -24
WILL EXCHANGED square piano for
a good oak dining table. l.. C.-25
FOR EXCHANGE-Barg oak saloon
fixtures, with plate glass and twenty
foot bar; cost $500; Will exchange for
real estate. Address Box Wa. 81
FOR EXCHANGED fine collection Of
ancient relics and curios from all
over the world: will exchange for any
thing useful; a good opportunity for
any one wishing to furnish a den. Ad-
dress Box F.-2. ~
FOR EXCHANGE-sing and double
harness and buggy, or VIII sell. Ad-
dress Box Gil. -
FOR EXCHANGE-one heavy work
horse for part payment on real es-
tate. Address Pr, Lake County Times.
-24
TO CHARACTERIZATION best business
| college in Hammond or Chicago for
| anything OF value, could use furniture,
! iewelry, etc. Address Box J.-2
To EXCHANGED Jersey COW for a
| light work horse. Address Box W.,
! Lake County Times.
! To EXCHANGE-Tw parlor lamps
| late design, for parlor chair. Ad-
dress Gle, Lake County Times
TO EXCHANGED stanhope buggy
good as new, for what? Address
Mi, Lake County Times.
/ FOR EXCHANGED Chicago folding
| saw with and 7-foot blade, Will ex-
change for chickens or incubator. Ad,
| dress il. q
An advertisement I'm THE LAKE
COUNTY TIMES pays for itself before
the issue that contains it reaches one
third of the readers.
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ADVERTISING HINTS.

The shrevvd merchant sees e e fhae
ais newspaper announcements are
bright and attractive, that the copy
as changed regularly and that the Rrint-
ar has his display ada In ttne 70 give
asa the atteRttaR skhex saezs<xA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-03

T. A. Mcintyre & Co.-After the
short interest has been driven in and
some of the present manipulations of
the market try to unload, we are
afraid it will be found outside invest
ors buying too small for aggressive
bullish manipulation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-03

Hartman -Washington.-Mem
bers of the interstate commerce COM
mission admit that the report in the
Hartman case is about finished but
cannot say definitely when it viii be
given out.
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An advertisement I'm THE LAKE
COUNTY TIMES pays for itself before
the issue that contains it reaches one
third of the readers.
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and whenever prices react two or three
points you can add to your line
Ridgley.
a. o. Brown & Cot is possible
that call money may continue rather
stiff for a day or two but consider
able easing in the rate is expected be
fore the end of the week.
Dick Bros.-We would advise con-
servatives in making fresh commit
ments on the long side. feeling that a
reaction is likely at any time after
the present advance Of from five to
eight points.
Hartman Washington.-Mem-
bers of the Interstate commerce COM
mission admit that the report in the
Hartman case is about finished but
cannot say definitely when it viii be
given out.
Cotton report-Wash ington.-Gov
vermont cotton report makes condi-
ton on June 25 1920, the condition on
May % last was 7o.5. At this time
last year it was 1913, in 1905 it was
Il and in 1904 was So.
Bartlett. Frazier & Co.-The general
list is closing from fractionally up to
point over last night both in the in
dustrial and railroad list. The mar
ket should keep within a five point
range with the preference for re-
action.
T. A. Mcintyre & Co.-After the
short interest has been driven in and
some of the present manipulations of
the market try to unload, We are
afraid it will be found outside invest
ors buying too small for aggressive
bullish manipulation.
! Manipulation Will probably be con-
tinued today and prices advance pre-
paratory to the Union Pacific Bond
subscription payments which begin
July 10. Caution must be observed in
trading on the long side of this mar
ket. however, as conditions do not
warrant a bull market and the cul-
mination of this upward movement. in
values is likely to be brought about
on short notice.-F. K. 2.
On any break of two for three
points, Southern Pacific. Atchison, B
a. o. the Hill stocks, N. W.. L. N, At
lantic Coast and the Copper issues
may be bought with comparative safe
~ for turns while Reading viii likely
be subject to further bullish manipula
tions Union Pacific may be KEEP
strong to help the bond issue but VIZ
looks for a marked reaction in thi
stock before any Improvement is un
| dertaken.
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FOR EXCHANGED ten-foot steplad-
der, good as new, for carpenter tools.
Address Nc, Lake County Times. IA
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.


lines Or less, per day. 10 cents
s centS per day for each additional line.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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WILL EXCHANGED square piano for
a good oak dining table. L. C.-25
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FOR EXCHANGE-Abou 90 pounds or
live geese feathers for what? Ad-
dress Box A--8. 26
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FOR ExCHANG E-WIl exchange a
stove for baby go-cart; also q decor
ated hanging lamp for some useful
house article. also base burner for a
not blast Address Box DIS, Lake
County Times. 20
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FOR EXCHANGE-A Chicago folding
saw with and 7-foot blade, will ex-
change for chickens or incubator. Ad-
dress il. ~
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FOR EXCHANGED Bargain: oak saloon
fixtures, with plate glass and twenty
foot bar; cost $500; will exchange for
real estate. Address Box Wa. 81
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FOR EXCHANGED fine collection Of
ancient relics and curios from all
over the world; will exchange for any
thing useful; a good opportunity for
any one wishing to furnish den. Ad-
dress Box F.-2. n
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FOR EXCHANGE-Wha have YOU got
To trade for a lady's bicycle and
mans bicycle2 Address LA. Lake
County Times. 90
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FOR EXCHANGE-Single and double
harness and buggy or viii sell. Adj
dress Box G.-1. II
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Cotton report.-Washingt
verment cotton report makes condi-
ton on June 25 1870. the condition on
May % last was 70.5. At this time
last year it was 1913, in 1905 it was
II and in 1904 was 50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-03

Bartlett. Frazier & Co.-The general
list is closing from fractionally up to
a point over last night both in the in
dustrial and railroad list. The mar
ket should keep within a five point
range with the preference for a re-
action
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TO EXCHANGED stanhope buggy.
good as new, for what? Address
! Mi, Lake County Times.
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LOST-A dark gray spring overcoat,
from Michigan Central depot along
Holman street south. Finder suitably
rewarded. Apply John Meeter, Lans
ing Ill. 1887
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TO FXCHANGE-Tw parlor lamps,
late design, for parlor chair. Adj
= dress C-10 Lake County Times- 2
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FOR EXCHANGE-One heavy work
horse for part payment on real es-
tate. Address Pr, Lake County Times.
pa
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To EXCHANGED Jersey COW for a
light work horse. Address Box WI,
Lake County Times.
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TAKEN UP-Black mare between Is
and 20 years old; blind of one eye;
branded with letter L on left shoulder;
star on face; white feet; weight about
500; very poor condition. owner can
have same by paying for advertising
and keeping. W. i. Barnes, Cavon-
ough, Ind. 7-2tf
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To HANGE-Tuitlon best business
college in Hammond or Chicago for
anything Of value; could use furniture,
jewelry, etc. Address Box j.
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FOR EXCHANGED good KHnker
built row boat. IA feet long. 81
beam, for a light wagon, or what? Ad-
iress RI, Lake County Times. &c
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TO EXCHANGE-An invand's chair.
good as new; cost SIS; viii trade for
painted china, or 3 lawn mower. Ad-
dress MIS-, Lake County Times
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FOUND-Stray horse picked up at Gary
by sheriff Call at Carter & Sulli-
van Livery, Hammond. Ind. 625-tf.
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FOR ENCHANG E-Fine Michigan
farm for Chicago or nearby improv-
ed property; the farm is located on
four corners, with gravel road and is
located near large city, County seat
and can be used for general farming
purposes; is wen improved. lots OF
fruit trees and berries. Address k.-2.
Lake County Times. 81
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Does your sewing machine need re-
pairing? If so, call up c. +. Miller. the
sewing machine expert, PAL East State
street, phone 2601. 1916
GO TO MISS CLAUSE for dressmaking.
81 State street. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. 7-2-3eod
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TRADED real estate for new high
grade piano. Have no use for same
VIII slaughter for cash. 7-2-st
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GOOD CHANCE to party in or near
South Chicago or Pullman; piano
tuning; low costs. Address Lake
County Times, South Chicago, 914o Buff
falo avenue. 6-l9-f
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LOST-Diamond ring, between Lion
store and Nickel Plate depot, today,
about l o'clock Liberal reward for re-
turn to Lake County Times office.
7-3-tf
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mALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A good drill press hand
once. North Star Iron works. "a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-26
CITY SCHOOLS WILL
 CLOSE THIS WEEK
DIR. GEORGE H. DENNY WILL DE- LIVER THE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS FOR HIGH SCHOOL ON THURSDAY EVENING.

All the schools in the city will be closed this week for the summer vacation. Spe- cial effort has been put forth to prepare an interesting programme to celebrate tho closing of the High school.
 On Monday evening the Euterpean club will give it's annual musical festival. This has always been a high class entertain ment. Only small admission will be charged.
 Wednesday night Is the time set for the annual Shakespearean entertainment. A play will be presented under the direction of the literary society to which nomi- nal admission will be charged.
 Thursday is the regular commencement day. A. 9:15 in the morning the exercises of the senior class will be held. The commencement exercises will take place at S:15, p. m. The commencement address will be delivered by Dr. George H. Den ny, president of Washington and Lee university After the address the fifty seven members of the class of '07 will receive their diplomas. These will be presented by Mayor George B. Ward, on behalf of the Board of Education.
 The elementary schools will hold their closing exercises on Friday, and the class entering the High school will be for maly received.
 The commencement exercises of the Negro High school will be held at Shiloh church on Friday night. There are eight members in the graduating class. Thurs day afternoon there will be an exhibition at the Negro High school of the indus trial work done by the pupils.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-26
WIND PUFF AND STRA HAY
 CAUSE LOT OF EXCITEMENT

came walking up Twenty y-first, however. This young man was wearing a nice straw hat, bran new. and when this pun of wind reached him it promptly forsoolx the felt hat of the stout gentleman and went for the summer hat The straw hat cd not sail so nicely though, and just as the stout man ripped and fell into his hat the dainty straw one glided under him.
 Then the racket began. The summer youth rushed to the stout man and pulled his straw out from under him, for il wasn't a hat any longer, it was Just straw, and demanded that he pay him the cost of the hat. stouty replied by tell Ing him to keep his hat on his head-then walked off But the youth stuck to him demanding the coin of the realm until Stouty suddenly informed him that if he didn't leave him alone that he would knock him into the hottest place ever heard of. The youth then gave up hope, turned around and continued on his way, carrying the straw in his hand and gag ing at it mournfully, while Stouty wended his way back up Third avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-26
SUPT. WAITE HURT
 IN ROCKMART, GA.
IN GETTING ABOARD A TRAIN HE WAS STRUCK BY A TRUCK AND PAINFULLY BRUIsED-ls TAKEN TO ST. VlNCENT'S.

Superintendent H. M. Waite of the Seaboard Air Line was injured while on his way to Atlanta yesterday morn ing and was brought back to the city last night and carried to St. Vincent's 8 hospital, where he is now resting easily.
 The accident occurred at Rockmart, Ga, about forty-seven miles from At lanta. Superintendent Waite mad got off the train at this place and in get ting back on he was struck by truck on the platform and knocked off the coach steps and badly bruised up.
 The injured man was put aboard the Seaboard train due here at 10:lh last night. but the train was delayed and did not arrive at the depot until nearly 3 a. m. Shaw & Sons ambulance was sent to the station at 12:30 and waited there until o'clock and was thon sent out to meet the train in the yards, where 1t had been stopped by an en- zine off the track From there Super intendent Waite was taken to tho hos pital.