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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
SECOND DEGREE
MURDER

Unity Of murder IN the second De.
- Nas the iurY's verdict against
.1asnz Poiznak. after Two hours Of
= s,''efasion yesterday afternoon.
- maximum penalty for the crime
: '@p'isonmsnt Tor life. the mini.
- imprisonment for 20 years.
-. esask. an Austrian coal miner.
-, shsfFed with murder Ia the
asgfee for the killing 81 Alex
sssDa Al RaYensdale on Jan.
a. : speekert. attorney for the
=. seaant. stated that The case will
e.. y appealed 70 the supreme
-, h1ueh motion for n new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
Is Anxious to Have Cosgrove Controversy Fully
Aired and Witnesses Subpoenaed- Hinted That
Attack Upon Mayor Was Result Of Deliberate
Conspiracy.

only Carlson was summoned. and
who made his statement 10 the COM
mittee regarding the matter. At
this meeting Carlson WAS asked
many pointed questions tending TO
bring out some connection Of the
mayor with the deal
COaKroye. who alone was inter.
ezted In what the committee had be-
fore n, renewal o. a liquor license.
was not summoned TO the special
meeting. but was ordered TO attend
az the regular hour. o'clock The
special meeting had been called one
hour before that. and 20 make sure
that Carlson would be on hand a
messenger was dispatched TO his
home 10 get him down town.
Il know 20 almost a certainty"
said an official today. that this
matter about carison's alleged
squeeze has been ripening for some
months. with the purpose Of bring
ing II up an soon as Cosgrove ap-
piled for a renewal OF his license.
TO involve the mayor in some sort
of scandal II IL said well known
north end liquor man has been
working II up for the past two or
three months.
The countercharEe that Cos
grove IL now operating his saloon
without license Is rot In that he
IL doing exactly an have hundreds
Of others. He put IA his sppliear
ton early enough. a month ahead
Of time. aud has been waiting for
the renewal The application has
been held up by the COMMITTEES 4
month"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
STREET is
STILL PANICKY

The market today opened with an
irregular action. most Of the stocks
went up for fractional Eaina. but
AZ the end Of 10 minutes the down
ward movement started
Sugar started Gown and the fun
appears 81 have started again.
Reading bore tho hTnnt Of tho
trouble this afternoon and was
forced down 10 asit. after opening
a, IFS. There waa a rally 60 90
AmalEamated hit the tobogKan 10
eib. but rallied TO ~.
Union Pacific opened AZ is6. but
dropped 10 i22 before tho close.
Amalgamated Copper opened At as
and reached 80 five minutes before
tho close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

II the clty council Ia determined
upon a complete and honest inyesii.
cation 81 the CosgroyeCarlaon az
fair. and my alleged conniyance IN
eatoriing $50 a mouth more money
out Of Carlson. C0sgroye's tenant.
Why do they not take Il before the
full city council. where they are
empowered to subpoena witnesses7''
This question was asked by
Mayor Moore yesterday ia answer
10 a query about the matter.
The council referred these al.
legged charges against me 10 its
committee for investigation. Il was
an Indication that II intended a fun
Investigation. The council has the
power % compel attendance OF wit.
nesaes. and among others / would
like % see the author
Of the charges. called before the
council
There IL an Indication that the
committee Il greatly disappointed
ia ifs inquiry 80 far. for all that
II has established IL that the Sc.
attle Brewing a Mailing company
waA alone instrumental IN getting
GoaEgoye TO consent 10 an extension
q CSrison'e lease.
The last two meetings Of the com
nittee have developed some strange
proceedings on the part OF the com.
mitfee. EHyoring Of a strong desire
on It's part 20 find something that
would reflect odium on. the mayor.
Al the nesting held on the 4th OF
the month the committee called a
secret session an hour ahead OF
the regular meeting. before which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
BRUTAL CASE OF
POISONING

the z-year-old Scotch collie. owned
BY g. A. Hollingioh. Of III
Eighteenth av.. died IN agony AZ the
result Of poison. believed TO have
been maliciouaiy administered.
The dog IL valuei at 5000. and no
complaint was ever made about the
dog. II was in no way vicious. and
no cause can be attributed to the
poisoners other than pure malice.
Secretary McAlliater OF the Sc
attic Kennel club. today expressed
great Indignation at the dastardly
act. II u the first of the kind re.
ported for several weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
ROMANCE ENDS
IN PRISON CELL

arrested In the county auditors OF.
flee this morning as they applied
for n marriage license.
This action was taken as n result
OF telegram 10 Judge Fratar.
OF the superior court. from Judge
Zen Lindsay, Of the Juvenile court
Of Denver. Armstrong IL held In
the county Jail. while the girl Ia in
the custody OF the police matron.
Both are under age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
TO
COME DIRECT

Steamer President. the new craft
OF the Pacific Coast Steamship Co,
which has just completed her trial
trip on the Atlantic and been ac-
cepted. will leave for the Pacific
coast next Tuesday. according 10 ad.
vices received last night Coal will
be- taken aboard 10 last the entire
trip. and when the President leaves
Camden, N. T.. she will not make
any stops until she arrives In the
hnrbOr AZ this port
During the trip around the Horn
the officials viii keep the head Of.
f'eos posted by the use o. wireless
telegraph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
ATTEND ONLY
TO SALOONS

"Pcopis who SO into sisprs. res
taurants and the like. 50 net fnass
business tor the isaaic= bat ne
men who driah 20 excess ard ba-
eonis Ftafons on she s'rssts Gauss
the trouble.
-As 20 enforcing the lsw outside
q naloaas floslna. thst Il 40 20 the
sheriff and sfs prosecuting sttof=
usy. TIE police safafcs only What
coacafns the esty's peace
Attorney PAGE. one % ths counsel
for the iiaaor interests. said 81 the
trials % the uquof men yesterday
that rnsnaanus proceedings wsre 10
De brought "a compel the enforce.
ru~nt Of tna ether provisions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
CITY BUILDING
PROGRESSES

Work on the municipal building
AZ FIFTH and Yesler Is progressing
dany. IN spite Of reports 10 the COM
trary. Delay In steel shipments has
hlndered progress a little.
Every bit Of the structural iron
fer the building save the last car
load has been inspected and started
west
James Parke, the contractor Is
taking out dirt at the rate Of IS
yards day. Danger OF foundation
trouble from the Union Pacific tun-
mel will not delay the work,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
CUSTODY
Of CHILD

Because Mrs ] O. BuzzaTd has
taken her son Arthur. aged n, to
New York city. James q. Buzzard,
her former husband, this morning
asked Judge Albertaon for n writ
commanding the woman 10 produce
the child In court here. He claims
che ia not n fit person TO have the
custody of the child II was award
ed TO her By the court when the
couple was divorced.
The child Is now I'm the custody
Of the New York Humane society,
having been taken from a man
named Khllogg, In whose charge the
mother placed him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

MAursee Gran vas born Ia Aus.
srtA Ia 1915. lie began hlA thcatri'
cal career in isGs la company With
his unxle. Iacub GrAu Later he
directed IRE tours through America
nf mmny worid famous ningers
FinaiIy BE- launched the Maurice
Gran Opsra company. later taking
eosnniets control u tho Me,ropoii.
tan opefa house In New YORK city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
FACULTY PROHIBITS
DANCE

Because they planned a formal
dance without faculty consent.
Tyes-Tyon. a sophomore club ut the
universally. has been forbidden by
the faculty committee on student
organizations 10 hold It's dance on
March "a.
TyesTyon r. said to mean. Yes.
I'm on" to the Initiated II Includes
only fraternity men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY MUST ANSWER TO THE
LAW FOR ITS FLAGRANT DISREGARD OF HUMAN LIFE
MAYOR DESIRES OPEN
TRIAL BEFORE COUNCIL
D RUGGIST PLEADS
GUILTY

J. n Little. a druggist. yesterday
pleaded guilty "a selling liquor
without a license. and Was fined
t7S.
A miserable gathering q hot0s.
yagabonds and harmless dfuukarda
huddled IN the court room. John
Abraham and Louis orth. two aged
offenders. were given 30 days In
the county Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
ISSUED;
EMBARGO ENDS

Today definitely marks the lifting
OF the embargo on easthound freight
by tho Great Northern. II. spite OF
the announcement two days ago
that the embargo was off, operating
delays kept the lid on. The lifting
order was sent out this morning
General Manager Horn, Of the
Northern Pacific, who was expected
in Seattle yesterday. viii not be in
the city for probably two DAYS yet.
The embargo ON that line ia still Of
ncially In effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
wappEssTgta DOESN'T "a
Live SALOON MEN CAN
coMpgI CITY TO ENFORCE
SUNDAY Law AGAINST ALI
BUSINESS.

.Its ct he men OF boys whs IN
ur On pop. peanuts and candy for
whom we are concerned. said Chief
81 PeIfes wAppenstrtn today, con-
eeruing a threat 81 the liquor deal
era 80 uss vsAnaanus proceedings %
compel the chef ard usaYur 20 an
force the afass SUNDAY cloatnE lac
against all sorts of hustnseH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
KIRKLAND DEFEATS
BLIND PIGS

KIRKLAND. March ft-under a
decision Tuesday - the supreme
court. Kirkland will yet VITA its
fight against blind plss
In In. case Of Kirkland versus J
A. FERN. the superior courts Fui.
ing against the town II oyeffuicd
Ferry haa caused the town much
trouble aa have other unlicensed
liquor sellers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
HERMANN TRIAL

WARRINGTON. March il.--Mei.
vim Mevean. clerk In the interior
department. testified today IN the
HinEsr Hermann trial concerning
the establishment Of forest reserves
and clerical work incidental there.
to. The purpose was to show that
certain frauds had been committed
while hermann was commissioner
% the land office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
MAY BE BOND CO.
MONOPOLY

Some OF the city officials believe
that the recent uproar about the
security bond companies. which IL
holding up city Improvement con-
tracts. Is a move towards forming
a bond trust IN this city and making
the city a party 10 it By having IL
decline bonds from the small com
panica.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
ATTORNEY MACINTOSH WILL
PROCEED AGAINST OFFICIALS
Hallway Corporation to Be Forced to Account for Alleged Criminal
gnce and Failure Provide for the Public Be Based
Uron Facts Brought Out In Bracket Inquest

The wheels run on the bah OF the
rail"
"How 90 you account for two
cars leaving the track al this point
before the fatal aecidentf~
Mr. kenpstcr explained that I,
was probably due to the fact that
the street vas torn 40 and the
track VISA not level and possibly
uut ~ line.
How DO you account for the last
accidentT-
4 am unable "a account for 4.
The track Was lined up the after
noon before
Then 10 not the probable explain
alton that these rails were resPon.
slhlo for the accident.
4 DO not think So
-would not that be a cause Of
eeraiimvnts
Yes. str"
Conductors ca the cars which
werc dsraiiad on the days preced
ina the fatal accident testified that
they had notigied Mr.. Gillian. In
charge u the line.
Mr. Cuban admitted that the ae-
ciaonln had been reported 20 him
and he had Investigated to find Tho
cause.
what wrs che cause % the aeei-
dsntsr~ qucried Mr. Macintosh.
Track repAtra~
WAS not tho condition Of the rails
raafuaunif,f~
NO. Practically the same eondi-
lions have prevailed foE years
What IL tho differences now
Before the street was torn %.
the rails we're supported By the
paving blocks ON either side
Am 20 understand that al fha,
keeps tho Madison street cars On the
tracks 4. the paving hioeksg-
ma air"
IL q tho fianxe.7--
no. slr. they have nothing 20 %
win t.
TSok Ne prsesstior.
~pld you notify the Rripfnen %
the line that the traek Was danger
Gus at that polnt AMI caution
them p
~No. sir
why didn't yuuf-
4 difnt consider "a dangerous
Mr. Gtllham reiterated that the
condition ~ tire rails had nothing
20 40 with tho accident
AZ the completion ~ the tenti.
mony. thu sor0usr'S jury visited fhs
scene u tho accident mnd exam
tired thr eaatbesnd track on which
the rails have not been changed be.
tween Terry and Sinsh avs. The
fangsa on ire rails are less Than !
quarter u an inch thick az several
points and the rails loose ard poorly
iointsd. sinking percaptihly under
the cars az they 70 up the grade.
Fniio~lng IL the report % the cor
oners iufyi
Mrs. Elisabeth Bracket earne 70
her death BY being crushed uude.
the wheels ~ a Madison e. cattle car
Al the intersection ~ Ninth ~. We
the jury. further lind that the cause
81 this accident was the unsafe con-
dition Of the track az this point Ths
rear truck % tire car left the track.
causing , panic among the passsn-
gers. many Of them jumping from
the car eudsavoring % save their
lives. among them being Mrs Elixa-
beth braekett. who unfortunately
vas cauxh. under the rear truck.
thereby losing her life.
"tsiEnefl
&C. A. SEACfsE.
e J. TEHO.
y. n nUSsoN.
GEORGE BROCKHAGEN.
HOWARD WILLIAMS.
IN. ". sAFARn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
BALLARD C. { .RgaEARsAL.

The first rehearsal OF the Ballard
and Fremont members ot the nam
moth Christian Enaeavor chorus
will be held At the Ballard library
Saturday evening af 80. Mem.
beers viii register at this time Thia
section Of the chorus IL expected
to be nearly ~ large az the eity
membership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
PAIROLMAN
SUSPENDED

PatFoiman d. J. Hart WAS today
Indefinitely suspended by Chief
wappensteln. pending the investiga.
ton OF charges made by Sergeant
King that Hart has been criticlsinE
the mayors Sunday saloon closing
order and has not vigilantiy en-
forced II.
His beat was on Pike between
Second and Eighth avs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
ASSIST
RUTH JACKSON

II has iaat been discovered tint
Ruth jackson. nov ia the eounty
Jail. charged with the murder Of
her husband. comes of . respectable
family In Anaconda. Montana Ths
family naH been notified and viii
come 90 tho AID Of tho woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
MEAD UNABLE
TO GO SOUTH

on account Of an important meet
Ing. Gov. Mead viii probably not be
able to 20 on the business mems
excursion ~ the Seattle Commercial
club 10 Loa Angeles on Saturday.
Among 20 who have bought tick.
eta the following well known men
Hre going on the trip. l. W stst-
son. J. W Goodwin. George White.
y. w. Ross. banker. Of Elienabark.
Mrs. BrainArd. fIeFbeFt Cuthbert.
mAnsEcr Of the Victoria Tourists
association. The Commercial eIubs
Of Aberdeen. Victoria. ElienabarE
and Olympia are 10 be represented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

ussoTxe ponvorth. who has ~
alsn a. asf0Fney Tor the Seattle
Electric Co. wiil be succeeded By
l. e. tisiman. nj present local at
toruev fG~ the Great Northern Mr.
Gflmans successor has not been
ehnasa. Mr.. Gilman will not as
sumo hss new position Cor about
a in0nth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
ART EXHIBIT

The fourth annual arts and crafts
exhibit OF the state OF WashinRtou.
under the auspices OF the Womena
Country club. will open next Mon.
lay morning at 1926 Second av.
The event IA prominent one
among the artists and craftsmen of
the city and state.
The exhibit will last two weeks.
Besides the work OF Washington
artists, there will be an exhibit of
works owned here Concerts will
be given by various local musicians
every evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
Another Bad Break.

A Jury OF six Seattle newspaper
men has been subpoenaed TO serve
tomorrow In the police court rs
Jury In the case against Steve Rag
eio. charged with violating the
o'clock closing ordinance. Two pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

NEW YORK. March if-There
was no excitement on Wall At this
morning The killing yesterday
pinehed the big fellows and their
hoWls are not expected 10 be heard
In these quarters
The bleating lambs we're shaken
out before yesterdays squeeze
started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
SON OF JOHN D.
LOSES SUIT
tserlss. Telegraph ssrxles.l

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE court
today decided against Prank Rookie.
Teller, son ~ John d. declaring that
there was no fraud IN the sale q
a sine mine 70 him BY Henry uroAz
for s1sh. eee Rockefeller claimed
that the tnina had been fixed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

LONDON. March it-Ssocks
we're demoralized partly today. All
opened flat and two small failures
have been announced. The general
opinion II that the worst IL over.
and a general Improvement In all
the Americans r. expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
LEAVE JAIL TO
MARRY

Altha Lucas. a i7-year-old girl.
whose home Is In Great Bend. Kan.
ana Harry barton OF this city. who
were arrested Tuesday night, were
yesterday released. and they imme-
diately went to Tacoma. where they
were married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

PARIS. March Maurice Grau.
the gfeat American iupressario.
died herr this afternoon after a
hriaf lIinena. For years AFR. Grau
Was n khe head Of the Metropolitan
Opera eunlpang. II New York city,
but on account ~ III health waa
forced tn Klta over tho helm 20
others and come 10 Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
BIG WOMAN COMING

ia 'i slis Koch. grand foreman Of
hss '.oshefhood Of American Yeo.
~ e ~ flsii Seattle next Tues
bs,,...na, while IN the city be will su-
eI s.s ~ ne Initiation ~ a large
tsrs,..n1 eandidaies and will be en-.
4 hssr. $780, " the local Archers at
4 = noch comes from Das Molnea
ssss -as - making a tour ~ tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
TO ANTICIPATE INTEREST.

, WASHINGTON. March ia
! The secretary Of the treasury
! authorizes the deposit Of Gus
! toms IN public repositories I
! and announces that the gov I
eminent viii anticipate the {
July interest on per cents ~ /
! the funded loan % 1907 TO the (
amount of tas. oe0. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
STRIKE BREAKER
IS KILLED

LouisviiI.E. Ky. March IT,
Nicholas NaKei. a strike breaker.
WINS dragged from a car to-day and
HIS skull fractured. aud he viii die.
Policeman Whilman ia another riot
was fatally hurt and othorn wets
lnjured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
CAR LINE TO 0xBow

GEoauETowS, March 1.-THE
Seattle Electric Co has petltioned
tie eite coancii for franchise
along isstsman IT and seroas the
asw Dsesmiah River bridge TO Ga
hfta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
CALLED BY The
PRESIDENT

sPRfh 3FIEtD. III. March a.
Gov I'm cen and the attorney gen.
srai left today for Washington In
response TO 4 call u the president
Il is sup osad that likely they were
called for q conference about the
investigation Of the Illinois Central,
which the state II now conducting.
WARRINGTON, March ft.--At
the White House Il is announced
that Deuaen Is not coming espe-
eially fof a talk on railroads. though
The subject may be touched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
NEWSPAPER MEN FOR
JURY IN SALOON CASE

vious cases tried before iuries OF
prominent business men resulted in
convictions. The following is the
Jury: II. r. Cayton. Joseph
Blethen, c. H. Bailey. Robert W.
Boyce, w. s. Minor. Fred carp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
sHoHE OWNERS MEET.

The executive committee OF tho
Lake Shore owners club held a
meeting ~ f.so this afternoon In the
Chamber o. Commerce rooms. TAX
ing alena % lneorporate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

For an hour this afternoon Jer-
ONE read 70 the experts on the
hypothetical question. lie showed
that Thaw was born February IL,
1871. aud was a highly nervous
youth. and had 81 Vitus dance for
some time. He next read OF the
time Thaw met Evelyn. then a
chorus girl Of II. He reviewed the
preparations for the trip to Eur
ope. contrasting the positions or
Thaw's and Evelyn's families.
Jerome read impressively the part
OF Evelyn's refusal to wed Thaw on
account OF her previous relations
with White. and then jumped TO
the part where Evelyn told OF her
adventures with White to Thaw.
The previous testimony was re-
viewed and the whole trend OF the
reading seemed TO be to show that
Thaw was perfectly sane but teal-
Gus up to the time Of the murder OF
White.
DIR. Austin Flint. replying TO Del
mas Hypothetical question. tetsi-
fled that in his opinion Thaw knew
what he was doing when he shot
White.
Attorney Caravan completed read
ink the hypothetical question at
4:2b. having taken an hour for the
state. Court then adjourned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

sssmlnal prosecutions viii follow
4, disclosures made BY witnesses
! IL eofoaer's Inquest 70 deter
- ne cause Of death q Mrs
- 4 nFzekett. killed b a Mad.
= Il cable car March q
prsecuilng Attorney Macintosh
n.easeez that he Is determined TO
n:sxuara he pahlie. aud declared
- sttsfnooa that he VII take &C.
- s<slnzt ne Seattle EiootTie
enrsny. hs<ed On the conditions
ssxk saased TIE aeciaeat
1 shlnk here are sufficient
xrcaass foF action. and I viii pro
-. sasa Mr. Macintosh
-fszt shat the action viii be I
u ~ Fsadg 70 state Tor pabllca.
~
6ruez negligence and disregard
& - safety Il passensers Ga the
ii kaA e officials q the Seattle
kl<<iae cntnpany and gfipm~n on
~ H1slson e. cars was shown In
~ sss.1aee II TIE Inquest held
usteIzs afterroon
Nm. Hraehstt ~A@ Killed on a
Nxizeon g. car neaF Nlnth av. by
b 1<raIlnsnf 81 car. which left
~ lrark sale going down grade
be<zs<n Terri and Ntnth ava
Yrssk MAS Dangerous
r. eeFoaeFs Jury returned a
rx-sI<s f1sinx that tho accident
~ tse 10 the dangerous coalition
4 ~ untk al that point.
Ihzt satk officials uf the road
81 kssze.sa ca the line woFe
Ev1rx a tes dangerous condition
t<fx<s Tsrry and Ninth avs. and
~ - rFssssfIons to prevent ac-
etzz>< - alHo saoxn b. the eyi.
-
~ <xldsars aiao demonstrated
- - saflre Madison st. line.
- ~ sxrsptfun u 4 few blocks
Nxe<ix ssaippet With tepoand
I uLsx b n 4 dangerous coalition.
n IA. ed rails are
purz sztil there IL onlT quarter
xx inca a flAnge left on the av.
11<x Art the cars keep the
t1fk nsfeif because tbs rails arc
x75nrsed ~ the pavement
4 = knowles. a gripman of
rx<z Fears' experience on the
Aztlssa q. line. reluctantly al.
xlftea ths dangerous condition Of
- sragk afssier a cTOssfire ~ anes.
t1a xz1ei ~ Prosecuting Atsnr.
- AsezsnEash. Although avoid,
~ zfkrf answerH. ne admitted that
y BE was In . dangerous eondi.
~ TIA TIE exception 81 the new
siz<ks aesxasn 18Th aud 18th avs
4 I kssnpster. superintendent of
transportation. and " Gillian. IN.
Ke<szr ID charge Of the Madison
Z he. spsal unpleasant minutes
e ns sltness sfand under the cx.
tniss<tos q Nr. Macintosh.
" ksnpster admitted that the
NJ al hsen IN number OF
rzn snd that they are light and
Af1 vera. bar refused 10 admit
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