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The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

A. r.. Collision, and family will ar
live In Ordway in few days and viii!
reside In the house recently built and
at present occupied by +. n. Sandifur.
Mr.. Collisions family consists OF him
self, wife and four children. The eld-
est, u boy, is In school ut Quincy, Ill.
but will come out in June. Mr.. Col
iison has brought with him his auto
mobile. his ponies and his hunting
dogs. He has come to live In Ordway.
he informs us, and not to make II a
temporary stopping place. While still
Il comparatively young man, lie has
had long aud honorable career in the
banking business. For some years he
has been president Of the Commercial
State Bank Of Windsor, ILL.,, the Stew.
ardson Bank. OF Stewardson, H., and
the Bank of Deiderich, Deiderich. ILL.,,
besides being interested with his
father In three other banks, making
string OF six Illinois aud Indiana
banks. He will be the principle stock
holder in the Bank OF 0rdway after 1t
becomes the First National Bank Of
Ordway. His father, Thos. +. Collision
visited Ordway Il little less than Il year
ago ana was favorahly impressed with
the country and It's future prospects.
He came very near buying a large tract
OF land here at that time and it is
more than likely that lie will do so yet
He owns 5000 acres Of valuable Illinois
and Indiana lands and is one OF the
solid men Of his community.
We feel very fortunate that Mr.. A.
T. Collision has located In Ordway and
we extend to he and his family hear
ty welcome. They haze been promi-
nent members OF the Methodist
Episcopal church OF Windsor and the
official board adopted the following
resolutions on their departures:
whereas. Bro. A. r. Collision has
served the Methodist Episcopal church
of Windsor long aud we'll In an Official
capacity, and
Whereas, He and his estimao Die fam
lily are IN the eve Of departing from
windsor and taking up their abode in
Ordw,.y, Colo, therefore be 1t
Resolved, by the trustees and stew
ards, duly assembled In quarterly con-
ference. that, while regrettlng to lose
Bro. Collision and family from our
community, and regretting the sever.
apce Of ties that have bound us these
years, our best wishes and prayers for
their success and happiness follow
them to their new home. Be II further
Resolved, that a. token OF. our APP
probation OF Bro. CUlllson and family,
Who are seplendld Christlan people.
Ithere fesOlutto6e he furnished them, =
sony sSnt "a the pastor Of the ~. ~
6iinlas 1g d IA I'd ID I. tlsi 4 copy r. fur.
N n ,{ Nh % eAeS o M pU6lls|
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The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Don't forget Winfree Bros. IL you
want nice pair Of shoes or Oxfords
for men, women and children. The
celebrated Hamilton-Brown make.
Best made.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Twelve children are reported bed
fast at the home of John +, Long.
The measles got 'em. These are not
all Mr.. Longs children, however.
Some are visitors.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

The flre bell would hardly have
aroused 10 much excitement In our
bera a. did the report Tuesday morn
lua that horse thieves had visited the
trfp Of ". Z. Wilson Vt ! O'clook q.
=: and nottsrs away with lls team.
'Trruko we're f0nnd near the barn and
1svoiri sonth 70 tho road leading tQ
6Igix 1p0rd. TplcphOne tnesasgee
~ 80 q III noiNh boring toWns and
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

II. e. Daniels our accommodating lit.
tie (?l telephone man placed phone
In the New ERA ofiica this week. 1t
will aid us very muchly In gathering
locals each week. Anything new?
Let vs. ksow ii, Tell 1t to Ordway ~.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

P Gallavan moved this week into
" brick residence and is now
as cozIIy situated - any one in
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

lc Skinner has purchased lots Of
Johnson just north Of Joe Gsy.
)n Lincoln Ave.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Custer s. Co. take pleasure In show
ing their line samples Of clothing and
guarantee you perfect fit.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Pce.-All arrearages on eubscrip.
tha New Era should be paid u
Fw proprietor
G. B. Stewart.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

U make any tire In the kitchen
Wednesday evening, but attend
|ay Day Supper at Opera House.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Winfree Bros. have gotten In a fine
line Of teas, coifees and spices. Come
In and see them.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Why buy piano away from home
when Custer & Co. can sell you the
bes: makes ut right prices and terms.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

\Ordway will soon have two dray and
transfer companies. L. A Heuder-
son has purchased new dray aud
will be ready for business as soon as
il Is received.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Tue remainder OF the school year
y =. Erickson will supply the
y English teacher in the Gem
lRli School, Pueblo.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

T. Q. Clone, Of Minneapolis.
Is visiting Mrs. J. A. Mast
.pects to remain 10 Ordway
Two weeks, r.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Miss Swanson, book-keeper at thf
Trading Company, is very sick will
measles.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Francis James new houses in tn,
north part Of town are being pushed
to completion.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

aFt and Mary Gray prrIved from
. n. J. this weak and arc Wis.
WIN Mrs. e. n. Davis. They
70 be with US some weeks.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

= Enyart has been In Ordway
|ew weeks with his brother, A.
e departed for Nostli Platte,
Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

I Cash and family are nov en-
ploR tue measles The Prof.
Fen compelled q awe up the
room temporarily q Rev. .atsln-
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

/Alex. Winfree will soon put up a
modern residence on the lots situated
between L. Ed Downcy and L. W.
Downey.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

/The town board OF Manzanola have
passed an ordinance providing for the
purchase of its artesian we'll, mains
and accessories for $4,000.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Rutherford family have moved
Jacob Weimer's new house on
ban ave.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

} furnished rtOms for rent. In-
Of C. II. Green. At The Ordway
log Co.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Ter & Gu. are agents for the SIN
hd Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing
mes The best on the market.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Fill that sweet tooth with home.
made candy next Wednesday evening.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26
Houses for Sale.

Two new room houses for sale at Il
bargain. Call ut Room 4 Ordway Bank
Building. II
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Money to loan on good security.
Mrs. Ida J. uOrsely, Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

For a perfect 1T In clothes and fine
quality OF goods, see Custer & Co.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

pmipg Rubber boots are better.
Winfree Bros,
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

biree Bros. certainly have an up
le line OF grOceries.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Ie n pleasant evening at the May
upper aud program Wednesday
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

The Royal Nelghbors of America
will be Instituted Thursday night May
g, at the Olmstead hall All ap
plicants are requested to be there
promptly at i:S0 p. M.
Laura +. hellumS, ID. G. c.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

See the May-pole next Wednesday
At the Opera House.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Maurice Graves aud Chas. Carpcn-
ter, Of Homer, Illinois, arrived In
Ordway, Thursday morning.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

all kinds OF sewing nachIne sup
|see Custer Il Co.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

The new camp OF NJ. W. A. will be
instituted on Monday night, May 9th.
All applicants take notice.
A. c. Eubapk, Organizer.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

Trya pound of "Morey's" Solitaire
Yampa or Capital coffee ut Winfre'
RrQS. -
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

". English was vie wing the late
byements In Ordway last Satur'
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26
Missouri Pacific Trains

IL you have a friend from out o town
Lei as knou IL.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

]. f. Downey was In Pueblo on bus
iness Tuesday last.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

,lectIon has been onllSd f0s he
!. .onday Ia May tosupb blx i SsSsu.
the Board Of N3nas M, ~
lth ls the Only f6.lS
bounced. \, a q
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

New subscribers since our launching
last week, Fred Bass, J. A. Mast.
w. M. Walker, L. A. Henderson, F.W,
Rohl, L. H. and w, s. Wintermute.
s. L. Eberhart, A. SOwers, ]. r. Dam
nclley. J. y. Downey. all Of Oriway,
A. q. Crays, Windsor, ILL.,, Jacob lies,
Fsirmount, ILL.,, ]. @. Hansen, Brook
ston, Ind. Renewals, F. F. No Dye,
ManEauola, u. =. Vaughn, Fl. Baker,
J. NJ. Burke. and Myron Fentou, Ord
lwsy. Thanks Gentlemen.
Modern vtpo1men Take Notice.
I ] an Y l6us to meet Ill The Old
I'M & " 4 ]! y n n \ ele0| tl,e
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

II you need nice umbrella call at
Winfrec Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26
tbe ale,u Ora.
)CAL AND PERSONAL.
len seeds at winfree Bros.

b. Virgins aud daughter were 10
|lo over Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

!. Hnhank Il ~
sputy Of M
eslca apdl Tn
The Ordway new era., 1907-04-26

G. B. Stewart.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
NAT WOODALL
IS EXECUTED
Negro Hanged at Milton
Yesterday for Killing a
White Man.

Nathan WoodalI, a negro, q years
of age, was hanged at Milton yest2r-
day, the trap being sprung at 11:f0 a.
m and the neck broken in the fall.
WoodaI was executed for the murder
of Walter NowlinS. Il young man in
Santa Rosa county, the crime being
committed on Jan 26th, and 1T the
following term OF the circuit court lie
WAS convicted and sentenced to hang.
WOOdaIl appeared calm when he
ascended the scanold III custody CT
Sheriff Mitchell and deputies. and
when asked if he desired TO say any
thing before quitting this life. spoke
for nearly an hour. He admitted
killing young NOwIing, but claimed
he was justifaDle. He said he was
going 10 heaven, and had made peace
with God. He assisted the sheriff in
adjusting the moose, and was calm as
the cap was being fitted.
One of the largest crowds ever to
gather at Milton Witnessed the hang
ing of the negro.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15

Cincinnati. o., June 14.-Three are
dead and Two seriously injured as the
result OF the burning of four princI-
pal buildings Of the Shantvr settle
ment at Whitewater village, near HaT
riscn. Ohio. early today. Fire was
discovered in the main building,
probably originating from a defective
fue The flames spread with great
rap.Cty and the means for fighting
fire being inadequate there was no
hope for the saving OF the structures
Mrs. GueIe Bear. ka,hrine Ster.
and Mary Middleton. three aged
women Who occupied quarters in the
main building. We're burned 10 death
before any one could arrive to rescue
them Mr.. Sterr and Andrew Bass. in
making their escape from the burning
buildings. We're seriously injured
Sterr was injured in seeking the res
cue Of the three women. but cut of
by flames and smoke. he was com
PEELED 10 jump from a window 10 save
himself me loss was estimated at
$4,000. partially covered by insur-
ance.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
RX Associated Press.

New York, June l4-ThOmas A.
Edison is quoted in an interview to-
day as predicting that science before
long would enable the farmer to en-
rich his lands by means Of nitrogen
in the air. He said:
Until recently the utilization of at
mospheriC nitrogen was regarded as
merely laboratory demonstration
Business men said it would never be
obtained cheaply enough to sell the
farmer as fertilizer In Norway a
plant has been established which has
been conducted with such good results
that l expect to see atmospheric fer
tiliZer on the market i'll this country
within the next ten years. That such
product will soon be imperatively
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
POstoffce Department Issues
Order Which Becomes
Effective July /.
NEW GENERAL
ORDERS ISSUTD
WEIGHT OF ALL CLASSES OF
MAIL MATTER MUST BE RE-
CORDED EACH DAY-LOCAL
OFFICE HAS ASKED FOR AN.
OTHER CLERK FOR WORK.

Commencing with July 1, and con-
tinuing for six months, all mail mat
ter forwarded from the Pensacola
pOstOffice must be weighed. and a rec
ord of same forwarded to the post
office department. This includes the
separate weighing of the first, second,
third and fourth class mails sent out
by every train leaving the city No
record is TO be kept of incoming mail
The order has Just been received
frort the postOfficc department, and
every office in the United States will
comply with il. This viii give the de-
paTtment an idea as TO the amount of
different classes of mail sent from
each Office.
Owing to the additional work which
will be entailed by weighing every
pouch of mail and keeping Il record
OF the various classes and weights,
Postmaster Northup has requested
the department to allow him the ser
vices of an additional clerk to do this
work, as the present force has all
that can be handled.
Raise in Salaries.
The clerks and carriers at the local
Office are jubilant over the increase
III their salaries. which becomes ef-
fective July 1. Only those who have
been regularly in the service for one
ye1r or more are entitled TO the raise,
as made by the recent act of congress.
and while some of the local force
will not receive the Increase, there
are number who will About eight
clerks and five carriers will get sIb-
stantial increases, that Of the clerks
being raised from $500 a year to $500
an increase of $1775 a month, willie
the carriers will receive an inCIeHss
of $50 a year. their increase being
from $3.50 per year to 5000.
The increase in the salaries of
clerks will not only enable the 9ost-
office authorities to secure good men
fOT the positions, but to hold them
after they are secured.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
Fight Ragged for More Than
an Hour, With Military
Tactics Enjoyed.
FIRST EXCITEMENT FOLLOWING
RETURN OF THE MEN, AFTER
PATHETIC SCENES WHEN THE
LADER ANNOUNCED DEFEAT
OF STRIKERS, AND wEPT MAX
ING ANNOUNCEMENT.
BY Associated Press.

New York, June 14-When the de-
rfeated lOngshoremen to-day appeared
at the piers of the big steamship
companies, applying for old positions.
several hundred strike breakers We're
discharged and paid off.
As the latter appeared on West
street they were set upon by hundreds
OF strikers. and a hand-to-hand battle
was fought with clubs and knives, un-
til the arrival of the police.
The discharged men were at no
time aggressors. and attempted to es-
cape, but were hanked in side streets
and compelled to continue fighting for
more than an hour. Many on both
sides were badly beaten
Wept on Defeat.
New York, June I4.-There was a
pathetic scene at the meeting of the
1ongshoremen, whose strike for in
creased pay was declared off yester-
day. Patrick Connors. leader of the
strikers. big man who had fought
determinedly for the men, broke down
and wept when compelled to make the
acknowledgment that the men were
beaten. There was a moments 81
lence. and the hall rang with cheers
for the leader, while many of the men
who had faced privation in an effort
10 win their demands, hurried to the
platform. shook Connors by the hand.
and assured him that he had made
good fight and had done the best he
gould. &. r
+ More than $4,000 of the original 20
900 strikers. who remained firm. re-
turned to work to-day for the same
pay they received when they went on
strike-thirty cents an hour.
The strike has lasted nearly six
weeks, and was a great financial loss
TO the steamship companies and TO
the workmen. The loss in wages to
the longshoremen has been close to
\ million dollars
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
BY Associated Press.

New Orleans, La, June 14.-Nlne
Italians were under arrest today as
suspects in the kidnapping of Walter
Lamana, but they were all released
tonight on request of the captain OF
the vigilance committee.
The search has assumed the proper
tiOns of a campaign to rid the city of
long continued evils springing from
its Italian colony. Under the leader
ship Of a vigilance committee of twen-
ty-five leading Italians and with the
moral support of such bodies as the
cotton exchange, Progressive Union
and board OF trade, hundreds of
Italians have thrown off the fear OF
talking which has heretofore handi-
capped the police, and are giving in
formation which, whether the lost boy
is found or not. will help cleanse. the
city of dangerous criminal class.
Following a Clue.
The search for Walter Lamana is
now following the direction of the
MississiDDi river northward The let
iers demanding $4,000, which the
BOYS father received. and clews OBJ
tanned by the police make it appear
that little Walter was carried for
several DAYS in a covered wagon
which followed the rie5,s. course.
According to the directions Of one
drive along the same route. alone and
dressed in a particular fashion until
ne head a passer-by say, Drop the
red handkerchief" This was to be
the signal to drop the money into the
~
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
St. LOuisans' Unique Plans
for determination of Rats

is not as popular as traps But both
means are suggested. Not only will
rats be trapped, poisoned and cIubbed.
but they will be chased ferreted,
coaxed, persuaded or goaded unto
death
Next Sunday morning is expected
to dawn upon victorious people, gath
cred here and there throughout the
town counting rats. great piles of rats,
dead rats, trapped rats, poisoned rats
Then the medals coined in applause
will be distributed, and the winners.
women as well as men. will be en-
titled to the prefix Of Colonel" and
st. Louis will have led the nation in
the war on rats.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
Funeral of Senator Morgan
viii Occur To-day at Selma

Senator Mallory left here at noon
yesterday for Selma to attend the
funeral Of the late Senator Morgan
as a member of the senate delegation
appointed by Vice President Fair
banks. who reached Birmingham yes
terday to join the escort in charge
of the body on its last journey on
earth
Other senators who, it is announced
will be present at the funeral today
are Pettus, Frazier, Culberson, Clark,
OVerman, Simmons, Taliaferro and
Daniel.
The following were named to rep
resent the house of representative at
the funeral: The entire Alabama del
egation: Bartlett Georgia; Gillespie,
Texas; Brownlow, Tennessee.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
Edison PrOpheSieS Pulling
of Fertilizer from the Air

necessary, there is no doubt. Every
shipload of wheat and corn which
goes abroad leaves the United States
so much poorer, not in gold. but in
nitrogen"
Mr. Edison continued:
Another scientific discovery which
/ expect to see before | die is the
direct generation of electricity from
coal This has already been achieved
in an experimental way. ! have heard
of several men who have done it, InI-
agine what would be the cOnse-
quenCeS. At the present time. nine
tenthS of the power obtained from
coal is lost by the use of boilers.
wheels and dynamos. With the direct
generation of the electrical current.
therefore. the world viii have ten
times more energy than now"
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
BY Associated Press.

ST Louis, June 14.-TO-mOrroW
night is the date set for the ratkilling
festival in ST. Louis All over the city
will be waged the extraordinary war
of determination. BY Saturday night,
it is expected there will be an army
of 100000 persons ready for the
fray.
DR.. John G. Harper of 4519 South
Page avenue is promoting the rat fes-
tivaI Ward improvement associa-
tions are cooperating with him. The
newspapers are daily publishing lej-
ters from people who suggest the best
plans for killing the rodents. Poison
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15

No funeral services were held at
the Washington home. The body es-
cOrted by the committees of the sen
ate and house was placed on the train
leaving Washington at IL o'clock
Thursday night as the second section
OF a regular train of the Southern
Railway 1t will arrive in Selma
about 8 O'cOlck this morning.
The Mobile Cotton Exchange sends
the following committee to attend the
funeral: General J. w. Whiting, l..
c. Fry, Julian A Waters, j. c. Bush
J. F. Ross.
The following committee was ap-
pointed by the president of the Mo
bile Chamber Of Commerce: D. r.
Burgess, l.. f. Brooks, A. S. Lyons,
John Quill, J. X. Glennon.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
TAIL FOR LIFE
FOR WOMAN MURDER
BY Associated Press.

Birmingham. June 14-Frank 4.
Bissett. Jr. the former Louisville and
Nashville railroad engineer. who shot
and killed his sister-in-law. Mrs. Mag
gle Patterson, was found guilty CT
murder in the first degree ana given
life Imprisonment.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
SEARCH CONTINUES AND
EXCITEMENT IS UNDATED
On GaHOWS for Assault
Negro COnfesseS it and
Other Capital Offenses

other negro is serving forty years;
shooting through a window at J. w.
Bryant, d farmer living north of this
city, wOundipg him and his sister;
attempted assaults on two white
women last fall in the suburbs, which
were largely instrumental in causing
the subsequent riots. He ended his
horrible story by admitting the mur-
der of a man he called Jackson IN
Texas several years ago. His neck
was broken by the fall.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
LATEST IN THE
REMODELING OF
A SKY SCRAPER
BY Associated Press.

New York. June ia queer fea-
ture in architecture has been begun
on a sky scrapeT at Liberty streeS
and Broadway. Its top - TO Oo
sliced OF and three extra stories are
to be sandwiched in between the
seventh and eleventh floors. \ large
force Of men Will work night and GaX
on the iCb. The undertaking Will be
confined to the original corner build
ing. which will be part Of a new forty
one story structure, the JalLest Office
building in the world.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
RUSSIAN ARMY
OFFICER KILLED
BY Associated Press.

St. PeterSburg, June l4.-COIOneI
Kotlaroff. deputy cCmmandant CT the
port Of St. Petersburg, was murdered
this morning by a workman in the
admiralty section of the city. The
colonel was recently sentenced TO
death by the revolutionary fighting or
sanitation because he recommended
a reduction of the working force at
the admiralty works. His assassin
was captured, but he is believed to
have had an accomplice. who escaped.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
SUPERVISION
OF VAGRANCY
BY THE STATE
aN Associated PIES.

Minneapolis. June l4.-Richmond,
Va, was today chosen by the National
Conference Of Charities and Correc-
tons, now in session here, for the
next me- ting place. A state super
vision Cf vaSrancy was discussed in
a paper preSertPd by Orlando F.
Lewis. OF New York.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
PHI MU FRAT"
OFFICERS CHOSEN
~ AssocIated Press

Norfolk. June 1.-THE Phi Mo So
ciety the oldest Of the women's col
lege "fraternities" in the South. in
annual sessicn at the exposition today
elected the follo wing officers: Mrs.
J. F. Hayes. MonteZuma, Ga. presi-
dent; Miss Bonita Hinton, New Or
leans. vice-president; Miss Maybelle
Jones, Macon, Ga, secretary.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
THE OHIO
RISING RAPIDLY
~ Assoelatnd I9res..

Evansville, Ind, June 1.-THE river
here this morning is rising rapidly.
and a stage of thirty feet or more is
expected Many thousand acres of
farm lands is submerged Farmers
between here and Cairo. Ills, will be
severe losers The corn crop is prac-
IiCally destroyed wherever planted in
lOWlandS
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
CLUBS AND KNIVES
USED VERY FREELY
BY Associated Press.

Atlanta. June 14.--With the hang
mans moose about his neck. and about
to pay the extreme penalty for an as
sault on Mrs. Georgia Hembree, VIII
Johnson, a negro, confessed his crime
and added thereto:
Murder of Amos Moody last August;
attempted assault on the Misses
Lawrence, the eye of one of whom
he gouged out, for which crime an
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
CUT ACROSS
HIS ABDOMEN
BY Associared Press.

Montgomery. Ala. June IA Jas
per special 20 the Journal SAYS.
II is now believed that Tom Brooks.
who was cut almost in TWO al the
waist by his own father. Sam G.
BrcoAs. a few days ago. VIII live. The
tragedy took Nace at South Lowell.
The cutting way done with a knife.
the enraged parent grabbing the boy
and cutting him HCrOss the abdomen
a. he would d va ermelon.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
BUGGY Overturned.

buggy containing Mrs. Frank
HageTman and little daughter over
turned on East Government street
yesterday afternoon. and both were
thrown 70 the ground. but escaped
without injury The Overturning of the
vehicle was due To one OF the wheels
striking the wheel OF another buggy
standing on the street.