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Notice is hereby given In pursuance 10
n resolution OF the Board OF Directors or
the Uvada Mining Il Exploration Com
pany a corporation, organized under the
az a regular meeting OF the Board OF Di-
rectors held on the 9Th day OF January. A.
b. 1901. at the office Of said corporation
90i Deseret News Building. Salt Lake City
Utah. that Meeting Of said corporation
is hereby called for and win he held al
the office OF the said corporation at POI
Deseret News Building, Salt Lake civ
Salt Lake County, State Of Utah. the said
place OF meeting, being the regular place
of business and the regular place 81 meet
Ing OF the stockholders and Hoard Of hi.
rectors. or Monday, the 2sth day OF jan
uary. A. ID. 1901 at " NJ. for the pur-
pose OF considering and acting upon the
proposition Of amending Article VII OF the
duclng the number OF shares subscr1bed
by the original subscribers, as mentioned
IN the original articles as heretofore filed
with the Secretary OF State, and to con-
heretofore adopted on the 18th Jay Of No.
yember, A, d. 1896, reducing the capital
stock Of the corporation to fifteen thou,
sand dollars $4,000 COZ and the number
OF shares 70 thirty (S0). Of the par value
OF hve hundred dollars s(5oo'CN each; and
TO amend Article TX so as 70 make the
words zone thousand shares" read ZONE
share" and 70 amend Article XIV by
changing the phrase land no one assess
ment shall exceed one per cent" 10 read
"and no ono assessment shall exceed four
per cent? and TO make such other and
further changes In the said Articles OF IN.
corporation as shall be necessary to con.
form 70 the original Articles u Incorpora-
ton as amended November 2sth. 1906; and
for the purpose OF iransactins such other
and further business as VIII properly come
before the said meeting.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary
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CONCESSION BIDS.

Bids for all concessions at saltair
beach Tor the amusement season OF
isol VIII now be received at the Offices
Of the company IN the Utah National
b h, thls city 4 i bids viii be opened
February ~, 1907.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

GEORGE @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
"A East South Temple Street,
Both Phones 80,
IL YOU are looking for a homo or
building lot, It will he to your advantage
to consult with MS before buying. We
have bargains In all parts of the city.
Broom frame. adobe lined west on ,.,, =,
2nd South .........................S l2po.op
3-room brick, south on West Tenn
pie Street Observation-Disclosures 1880 %
J Rowing Veil Nc IN Waterloo 49,. .sls25 %
7-room brick, modern, on c St.. $4,000
7-room brick, MODERN between 10th
state street .1,................,. $3.50 90
flowing Well. in Waterloo. 80. $500 90
ideal Tor railroad man....i.... $3.50 90
block from South Temple 80. $500 90
and 18th East .,..,.,.............. $500 90
S-room brick, thoroughly modern,
corner, on car line, in south =,
bench 49, - .,.,....,...,.. $500 90
block, on east bench -. $500 90
rods 49,. .....,.....,,....... 5000 %
nsr d ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000. %
Street 49, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~ $500 90
on 9th East NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50. 90
l-room brick. Ssxti5 feet of ground.
In northwestern part ...,......,. 1890. %
i-room brick, modern, close in..... 5000 -
We have, some good bargains in tho VI
entity OF the new street car works in tho
southeastern part Of the city.
GEORGE O. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
y East South Temple Street.
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roR sAIIr

OR TRADE. PAIR OF WAGON
scales In good order set OF blacksmith
Tools; hay baler, two seated carriage
two seated surrey. low spring wagons,
one plano, one organ.
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GROOM PR. BRICK, MODERN. GOOD
cellar. barn. 50xl37 feet, $3.50; easy terms
I-room brick, ] block from Liberty
Park S. 400 easy terms
broom pr brick. modern. Sc, large
basement t3iQo: 1900 cash, bal easy.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co,
IS West Second South 81.
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zon's Saving Bank q Trust Co.
Pays per cent on deposits. aafetv
heposit boxes for rent.
Joseph y. SMITH, Prest.
o. C. BEEBE. Cashier,
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GRANITE STAKE.
Other CHURCHES.
METHODIST.

Services will be held In the various
non-Mormon churches tomorrow as
follows:
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

CONSOLIDATED WAGON & MA
CHINE COMPANY.-Notice is hereby
given that at a meeting of the Board Of
Directors held January 81, 1907, special
dividend of 2 per cent on all stock, pre-
ferred and common. of record January q,
1907 was declared and ordered paid Feb
ruary o. 1907 The stock transfer books
will be closed January Il and reopened
February g. at 10 a. m. Dividend checks
will be mailed as usual
MET WIN n WELLS Eecy
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THOMSON REAL ESTATE CO.,
63iz West Second South st,
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REAL ESTATE BOUGHT SOLD OR
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WANTED . GOOD WORK HORSES
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BENEFICIAL. LIFE INSURANCE co.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Bene-
fetal Life Insurance Company will be held
at the company's office, in the Deseret
News Building, February 90. 1907. at D.
m. JOHN STRINGHAM. Secy.
Dated Salt Lake City. Utah. Jan. S,
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MOVING. PACKING. SHIPPING.


THE REDMAN VAN STORAGE CO.
only nrm In the city owning and 1 ~
trolling It's own teams, WAREHOUSES 80 49,
Large three-borse vans. two large VIZ
houses, expert furniture packers. can stnS
your goods to any part Of the un,'o ~
States and save you money Members VI
the New York Furniture warehouste e,
mems association. Have CORRESPONDENCE, ,r
goods shipped from any point east OF VS.
see us us our connection with other iaas w,
concerns make II possible to save wv
South West Temple street. Both phones
-
PIANO TUNER.
n RATES TO MISSIONARIES. FAM
lies, Students widows, during February.
W. 8. I.amoreanx. Both phones.
AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY. FEB. 9TH, AT 1880
a. M, No. 4I5 T. First South street.
p piano e cost St ss S P soCd sG0'r new Mo-
hagony Ia bles, rockers, and chairs. pedes-
tai and lamps. fine cabinet china closet,
eSSs ease ne fon sds eos sod
brass bed. white hair mattress. pillows.
fine hall mirror and seat, steel range.
laundry, stove and tables, golf sticks. 2
ALSO On WEDNESDAY.
At 1920 a. M, rear OF No, IS Main street,
for the storage will sell fine china closet
wardrobe, lot tables. chairs. rockers.
mattresses, bedding. stoves. lot office fix
lures, cooking utensils, pictures. etc.
X. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
ELECTRICAL.
e. II, Eardiey Brcs. for good wiring and
fixtures. 70 Market St. So4 Phones S6si-y.
T, G. ALLEN, ELECTRICAL SUP
plies "a Main st. Both Phones
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
NATIONAL AND STERLING
BICYCLES.
Fred C. Stanford. 22l State street
GUN REPAIRING.
Knudson Novelty Mfg. Co. 1857 =. 2nd SO.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
CONSOLIDATED WAGON & MA
CHINE COMPANY.-Notice is hereby
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
sIEETING.

sad Lalse GIG Utah. Jannaly 81 b Is isd \
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GEORGE @. CANNON ASSOCIATION
a East South Temple Street,
Both Phones $40.
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IFYoU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL.
list with Cannon g. Cannon, Is z. s. Tenn.
If YOU HAVE REALTY FOR SALE.
risk II with Aiariger. 40 Z. End South st.
Phones COL
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OR LEASE. GOOD BUSINESS STORE
9V Post Street. on 9th South ana sth
West. In. Phone llSS3
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First congregational church. COR
ner of First South and Fourth East
streets.-Servtces at II a, M. sermon
by the pastor. Elmer /. Goshen.
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A FARM WITH GOOD WATER
right, located south of Pennington,
north of Draper Price must be reason
able. Full particulars TO NJ, Deseret
News.
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If you WANT TO BUY OR Sci
real estate or want rents collected. call
on George Saxton, Easement 81 South
hand
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A GOOD YOUNG DELIVERY HORSE,
weight about ], 800 pounds. must be sound
and bargain. Address lol News. Salt
Lake City.
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DUN lHOIeS tlu
IL YOU are looking for "a home or a
building lot II will he to your ADVANTAGE
to consult with ms before buying We
have bargains In all parts of the city.
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mon at 4 O'Clock, a cordial welcome
SCIENTIST.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-11
CHARLTON.

Chariton-Rev. F. B. Palmer, pastor
OF the Baptist church in this city, and
Rev. Wilson Mills of Des Moines, for
mer minister of the church here, each
had the degree Of Doctor Of Divinity
conferred upon them at Pella Thurs
day, where they were In attendance at
the commencement of Central univer-
sitq.
Mrs. Jessie Griffis arrived yesterday
from st. Louis, and will spend the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
j. Garland.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Dutch departed
Friday for Kansas City.
%. III. Storie and bride arrived home
today from Omaha, where they were
married on Wednesday evening.
j. G. Seward, who has been seriously
ILL., is reported as being somewhat bet
ter.
A meeting of great Importance will
be held in the Presbyterian church on
Monday evening, at which all members
are requested to be present.
James A. Penick made business
trip to Muscatine this week.
Rev. William s. McDougalI of New
York will fill the pulpit at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday evening. Mr..
McDougall is a Charlton boy and his
many friends will be glad to have tho
pleasure of hearing him.
Mrs. Amy Yengel was given sur
prise last evening by number of her
lady friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beeman OF
Newburn were in the city Friday.
Miss Ella Arvidson is expected home
soon from Rockford, ILL.,, where she has
been trimming this season.
Where Is Alice?' asked Harry Care
son, when he came in from the fields
last evening. Why, she was here a
minute ago." said Mrs. Carson. 'Sit
down and have your supper. anyway
She'll be in in a minute probably
Carson washed little Iowa soil off his
hands and ate his meal. He finished in
a hurry and then went out his wife
accompanying him. A survey of tbs
/ premises failed to discover the chile
and then the neighbors were visited
No signs of her We're to be found. Soon
half the township was engaged In the
search and dozens of farmers ploddet
| for hours in the rain.
Late in the evening Mrs. Carson
now nearly distracted. CHANGED to looi
in an old washing machine which stoo5
in the yard. There the child was
asleep.
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BISHOP MORRISON AT HOME

Davenport, June S.-Bishop and Mrs.
T. N. Morrison have arrived in Daven-
port from New York City, where they
arrived from Europe last week. They
have been touring the old country dur
ing the past six months for the bene
fit of the bishops health.
I'm very much improved and we
had a delightful trip
His appearance substantiates his
words to the letter. The winter was
spent in Switzerland. Paris and Lon
don. In Switzerland they stopped at
Lucerne, a place frequented by nearly
all tourists and in London about three
weeks were spent. The bishop does not
intend to take up church work very
thoroughly until next September, rest
ing the summer months in Davenport.
He says he is glad to get back to Dav-
export and that there was not city
in which he stopped that could equal
his home town.
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sanized on June 20, 1896 and the char
ter was issued July Z There were
" charter members, about 80 Of which
are stu members of the lodge. The
organization has prospered and is at
the present time one of the leading
organizations of the state. In 1892
the local Elks were awarded the ban
ner for the best floor work in a state
contest, there being 20 lodges in conf
petition
At present there are about $50 mem
bers In the organization and TIE men,
bershir Is rapidly increasing. A class
Of 20 vas initiated yesterday afternoon
into the mysteries Of the order among
them being Hon. D, w. Hamilton Of
Sigpurney, congressman from the
Sixth district and Dan Anderson Of
Abba, Judge Of the district court.
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OFFICER JOINS
WIFE IN SUING
WEST POINTERS
COLONEL AYREs,
ASKING 100000 DAMAGES FROM
ARMY HEADS, eRlLLs COURT.

West Point. NJ y. June 10-Lieuten-
ant Colonel Charles G. Ayres today
came to the support Of his wife in her
action for 100000 damages against
the commanding officers Of the mill
tary academy. Ayres declared today
the charge that the influence of women
at West Point is detrimental to the ca
diets or academy is due to jealousy and
that the criticism of Mrs Ayres Is a
tissue Of falsehoods by officers Of the
army anxious to hurt Mrs. Ayres.
He added that to attempt to settle
the matter by appeal to the military
court would be suicidal as his exper-
fence had convinced him military in
vestigations are farce and have been
used for years as means to destroy
officers records.
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TRAVELLING men
CLOSE MEETING
At FORT DODGE
ELECTED TODAY, HUGH
II. DORIAN SECURING SEMINAL
SHIPMENT MEETING AT DAv.
EXPORT.

Fort Dodge, June Especial. )-Of-
ficers for the the Iowa Grand Council,
United Commercial Travellers, were
elected this morning as follows:
Past grand counselor-C. b. Roper,
Fort Dodge.
Grand senior counselor-C. r.
Rohde, Waterloo.
Grand junior counselor-A. v. Weld
ell, Sioux City.
Grand secrtary-L. l. Edison. Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
Grand treasurer-W A. Gray, Des
Moines
Grand conductor. Y. Cantwell,
Davenport.
Grand page-D. P. Moore, Lemars.
Grand sentinel-H. H. Doran, OF
tunlwa.
Executive committee for one year
F. 8. Jackson, Cedar Rapids.
For two years-E. ]. Concanon, Des
Moines and w. G. Hillhouse, Red Oak
Delegates to supreme counsel-C. r.
Roper, FIT. Dodge; G. R. olmstead.
Sioux City.
The next meeting is to be held ut
Davenport
Last Nights Program.
Threatening weather did not deter
eight hundred members of the United
Commercial Travellers from attending
the grand council meeting in this city.
Special trains from Waterloo, Sioux
City and Des Moines brought large de-
legations, the latter place sending the
famous Mail Carriers band: Tho
trains we're met by the Fifty-sixth re-
giment band and the reception COM
mittee and automobiles. At 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon grand parade
formed with eight hundred in the line
of march. Last night the local order
gave a banquet to the visitors in tha
armory. Following an address OF well
come by Mayor g. F. Duncombe and
response by NJ A. Struble, the three
tenets of the order were responded
to, Unity" by A. w, RAIDER; Charity"
by Maurice O'Connor; Temperance"
by NJ F. Healy. John F. Dalton Of
Manson was postmaster. The city is
gaily decorated with the colors Of the
order
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SUNDAY WINS THE GAME.

Knoxville, June ga crowd Of near.
ly 1000 people watched BILLY" Sun.
day, ex-ball player and evangelist, win
a game that was full Of interest from
start to finish. They also saw the
revivalist make some spectacular
catches in center field and handle him.
self with credit at the bat. Sunday
lined up with the soldier boys of Com.
pany D and demonstrated to the bust
ness men of Knoxville who opposed
him that they were amateurs wnen II
came to throwing balls around dia.
mond. While the score was 10 to 10,
it failed to show all the things Sunday
could have done had he the chance.
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Senator Dolliper
Given an Opation

The principal address of the even
Ing was delivered by Hon Jonathan
2. Doliiver, member of the United
States senate and guest of honor at
the banquet given by the Elks last
night. That the popularity of this
statesman. who is one of the biggest
men the state of Iowa has ever sent
to Washington to assist in the admin
istration of the. affairs of the nation,
is not on the wane in this vicinity
was shown by the ovation which
greeted him as he was introduced by
POSTMASTER Nimocks as the main
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CONFESSES HE
MURDERED HIS
MOTHER.IN-LAW
FORMER WASHINGTON LAWYER
BREAKS DOWN IN GERMANY
WHEN WIFE COMMITS SUICIDE.

Karlsruhe, Germany, June s.Karl
Haus. who has been under arrest here
for some time charged with the muir.
der of his mother-in-law, Frau Mchter
at Baden in November, at last con-
confessed today that he was guilty OF
the crime. Haus' confession followed
the news that his wife had committed
suicide by throwing herself in lake
in Switzerland and whittier abe had
gone after the double affection of the
death of her mother and the arrest OF
her husband had befallen her.
The Haus case attracted mucn atten.
ton In Germany, England and the
United States. Although German by
birth he had lived for some time in
Washington, where he was we'll known
both socially and in the legal profess.
sion.
Money troubles prompted Haus'
crime.
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ADDRESS BY DoLLIvER
Hon. D. w. Hamilton Made Member OF
Organization and Gives a Talk
Many Visiting EIks Attend-Was
Held Friday Night at EIks' Building.
THE FAULTS OF OUR BROTHERS
WE WRITE UPON THE SAND;
THEIR VIRTUES, ON THE TABLETS
OF LOVE AND MEMORY.

This motto Of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks was the Key
note of the banquet and entertainment
given last evening at the local quar-
tiers of the Elks on the occasion OF the
eleventh anniversary of the Ottumwa
lodge, No. 347.. The banquet was at
tended by about 400 guests, large
number of whom were from out OF
town, all the principal cities in the
state being represented.
The banquet was the elimination Of
a days celebration and brought to
fitting close one Of the happiest days
in the history of the local lodge. All
day long the members had been busy
entertaining the visiting brothers and
those who had never been in Ottumwa
before or who had not partaken Of the
hospitality of the Ottumwa Elks have
now q broader and more generous con-
ception of what true hospitality Is
than they ever had an opportunity OF
knowing before.
Banquet Was Grand Success.
The banquet, which was made the
principal event of the celebration, was
a grand success in every way and all
present confidently stated that in all
their travelings and attendance at ban
quets of any kind or under any aus
pieces, never mad they been present at
one which was planned and carried out
to SO successful an issue as the one
given last evening by the local Elks.
No expense was spared to make it the
grandest affair of its kind ever held
in the city and nothing that could be
thought of that would add to the hap
piness or success Of the evening was
omitted The courses, all of which
were of the best yiands obtainable,
and prepared in a manner that would
be credit to the best chef In the bust
ness, were served in an orderly man
ner, not hitch to detract from the
uniform success of the entire feast.
The banquet was served in the lodge
room, which is one Of the most com
modious of Its kind in the state. Long
tables filled the room from end to end.
The speakers, officers and other dis
tinguished guests were ranged around
the wall on the west, north and south
sides of the room.
The tables we're beautifully decorated
with ferns and beside each plate was
placed a rose, with the handsome SOU
yenir menu card and program of the
evenings entertainment. The great.
est of good fellowship pervaded the en-
tire assemblage during the entire even
Ing. During the banquet the Ottumwa
Harp orchestra rendered a number OF
excellent selections.
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Stimulation without Irritation.

In case of stomach and liver trou-
BILE the proper treatment is to stimu-
late these organs without irritating
them. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills or ordinary cathartics. II does
not nauseate or grippe and is mild and
pleasant to take.
Clark's Drug Store.
Swenson's Drug Store.
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Catcher Kirk Elected by Hawkeyes.
Iowa City, June s.-"Chick" Kirk
has been elected captain of the base
bal team Of the State University of
Iowa for the season of 1908. Kirk has
caught behind the bat for the past two
years with uniform success. His bat
ting is considered the brilliant feature
of his work.
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Attempt at wreoklns Train Fooled

Los Angeles, June according to
a statement Of the railroad officials
an attempt was made early yesterday
to wreck the outbound overland South
ern Pacific train short distance from
this city. A track walker discovered
a heavy log chain bound across the
rails at a siding switch which if 1T had
not been discovered, would have
thrown the train off the track.
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Y. P. s. c. E. MEET AT kEoKUk.
convention of Tenth District Opens
Ausoiciously With Good Attend

AusoiciousIy With Good Attend s
ance From Many Places.
Ksokuk, June 8.-Tne tenth district
Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor commenced its seventeenth
annual convention yesterday. opening
with largely attended praise meet.
ing The meeting was we'll attended
with delegates from Montrose. Morn.
ing Sun, Hillsboro, Donnellson, Mt.
Pleasant, Danville. Fairfield, TT Madi.
son. Bonaparte, Ottumwa,s Denmark
and Keokuk.
The services are held in the Y. M.
G. A. auditorium, which is decorated
for the occasion with flags and ferns,
Across the front is displayed the motto
For Christ and tee Church.
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Pitcher Deneen Goes to ST. Louis.
Boston. June S,-Pacher William
Deneen Of the Boston American lea
que baseball team has been tralea 10
the st. Louis team for Pitcher
jacobson and u cast bonus of $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-25
BLUE FLAME ENWRAPS
CROWDED STREET CAR
Panic Follows Blowing Out
of a Controller on the
Castro Line

sheet of vivid blue flame enwrapped
car $50 of the Twentieth and Castro
street line last evening on Market
street, near Third, and with a sharp
report the controller blew out. Though
the car was crowded, no one was seri-
ously injured but a panic ensued in
which men and women scrambled for
the door and fought to get out. Dark
ness added to the terrors of the pas
sengers.
Mrs. ]. Isinglinger of 2S7 Church
street was seated near the controller
box and was frightened into Mysteries
when the blue sheet of fire famed
around the car. She was sent to her
home. where medical aid was sum-
moned.
M. Muorallxin, peddler, living at 1856
Russ street. and Bartholomew Bolglo,
laborer, who lives at sos Seventh
street. were thrown from the car and
slightly bruised.
After the names of those on the car
had been taken by the conductor and
string of cars had lined up behind
the dark one the procession moved on,
the broken down vehicle being showed
ahead of a live car to the repair shops.