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New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
CROWD SEES CHASE OF HORSE THIEVES
Detectives Draw Revolvers to Stop Men IN
Upper Broadway, a

Detectives Foley and McIlharsy, OF Pol1ce
Headquarters. a sherifs posse In pursuit %
two horse thieves. with Central Park as "1ld
7.-as, se++ine drew large crowd to Central Park
West and s2d street late yesterday afternoon
As usual in plays. right was triumphant ana
the +uro men are now locked up IN the west lootn
street station. where they gave the names ol
Tor,anio Castaslio. twenty-one years Old or NO
onoe cecond avenue and Giuseppe Geonore. TWEEN
~, three wears old. of No SO East Houston street
The detectives following the men, sus-
,.ctine them of being pickpockets, when theY
saw them Jump grocery wagon oelonslhs 20
-, II u-oir of No 431 Columbus avenue, and
a-,,-a +o7rsrd Amsterdam avenue With the de
tectfves in not pursuit. leading large and en-
tb,,siastic crowd. the chase led to Broadway,
are the sight of the detectives revolvers caused
the men TO halt
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
HUNGRY MANS FIGHT FOR DEATH
overpowered While Trying to Jump from
Rridge-Hadn't Eaten in Forty-eight Hours.

In ,-,ev Of hundreds of Brookynites making their
way IN New York the Brooklyn Bridge
during the rush hour yesterday morning, Hainaan
Rosenthal of No. S4 West 4'th street desPondent
hscause Of lack of work tried 10 XIII himself ny
leaning from, the bridge After struggle, in which
Patrolnnan Brown of the bridge squad, was as
sisted by pedestrians and Brooklyn Rapid Transit
ennp1oves Rosenthal subdued and taken to the
Tonbs court. where, after hearing MS Story Mag
istrate Kernochan held him for trial
rosen+haI was on the promenade the centre
OF the span when Patrolman Brown saw him climb
over on the trestlework, as if to jump Brown ran
and seized him. and the struggle began. which
ceased only when Rosenthal was overcome by force
OF numbers He told Magistrate Kernochan that
he had not eaten in forty-eght hours and wanted
TO die Near the place where he tried 10 jump a
card was found in German bidding goodby to his
friends
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
MAY AVERT LACKAwANNA STRIKE.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Knapp
TO Meet Vice President LOOMS

Washington Aug. IA conference VIII De @ heiu
O., &er york CITY next Monday between CHAIRMAN
Lnann of the Interstate Commerce ConlllSSioii.
who is also a member OF the nleo'a'ioil 80.
~ r-rdr,sn act and President Loomis
:. A. .cLau-anna system, with view 70 orins-
t,z about If nossible an amicable adjustment OF
the controversy between that railroad ana us
z-,,+chn,en Chairman Knapp was desirous OF con
fArrng with President Truesdale' but was ula''7 -
80 hin, The announcement of the proposed
x-oa was after an interview between the
oarhe-s of the board o. mediation and representa-
80. ~ the svttchnnen's union to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
kLLEp HERg IN July.

Thirty-hve persons were killed in accidents on
the various steam. electric end horse railways in
the greater city during The month OF July This
number is seven less than in June. Similar acct
DENTS caused serious injury other persons last
month the total of accidents reported for the
month 10 the Public Service Commission being
7os 3s less than during June. OF this number Sa5
yVere enployes and 2.3I3 passengers.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
WAR RECORD REDUCES SENTENCE.

The brilliant war record behind Samuel T Bond
nus a broker convicted Of forgery before Judge
Grain in General Sessions. saved him from long
sentence YESTERDAY He escaped with year in
state prison Bondhus committed the crime in the
negoriat.ns preparatory TO the Incorporation OF the
y,itt Boiler and Manufacturing Company He was
5orn2esly sergeant in the regular army and i'@''-
tenant of volunteers III the Spanish War he earned
,ae rank Of captain
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
NO EAI FoR MONTGOMERY.

Pttsburg Aug 14-Eforts by friends OF William
Nontro-ne-v. charged with looting the Allegheny
National BANK of S120.oeo TO procure bail for him
have he@r checked BY Bank Examiner Folds. who
ssvs hat other irforrnations will be fled. If neces-
ssrv 70 hold him Montgomery maintains q stoIid
Eenoe II regard 70 accoulplices.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
CHANGE IN LAckAwANNA LAKE LINE

According to an announcement made by the on
ciaIs of the L.ackawanna Railroad regarding a
change which will become effective on August %
the lake line OF that company. known as the Lscka-
wanna Transportation Line which has heretofors
been operated in connection with boats OF the Union
Steamboat Line between Buffalo. Milwauks- and
Chicago. will operate in connection with the boats
of the Western Transit Company
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
RAID ON ATLANTIC CITY BOARDWALK

Atlantic City Aug H.-Driven from their haunts
by exposure made by Prosecutor Goidenberg sew
eraI gamblers were raided to-day in crap game
in ,,e store being built the outside of the board
walk in front o. the Hotel Rudolf The victims OF
the raid are Charles Price. Atlantic City. Edwin
C;lobe and Charlss Lake, Chicago John Smith,
Pittsburz. and Peter Hermann of Lowell. Mass
The man are in jai and will be heard in the
ing.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15

raie0ed in Newark as the beginning Of a crusade
AGAINST dishonesty. Colonel Hine said thar var
rants for at least one hundred move conductors II
city Of the state would be asked for shortly
The public aids the conductors to cheat the
company. and is therefore PARTY 70 the lines
declared Colonel Hine
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15

Newport. R !. Aug 14-Under oroerS o- -
So,,, -. >a1v Department late to-day. 244 naval
annrentices were detailed for service on the war war
sbips now on the Pacific Coast The apprentices -s
viii sail to Norfolk. Va. and go from lheli07
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
PUBLIC HELPS CONDUCTORS STEAL
Colonel Hine, of P S c., Says So-Warrants
Ont for Dishonest Employees in Jersey.

cr.D connivanee Of the public with dishonest
,oIiev car conductors OF the Public Service Corpo-
~a,io,, of New Jersey is charged by Colonel Hine
secretary of the traction company who declared yes
terday that his company had been robbed OF thou
sanis of dollars In fares Two conductors were ar
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
W.L.DOUCLAS
the BEST $3.50 SHOES FOR MEN
w. L. DOUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS MORE
MEMS $3.50 SHOES THAN ANY OTHER
MANUFACTURES IN THE WORLD

The reason w. L. Douglas
$3.50 shoes are worn by
more men In all walks of life
than any other make is be-
cause ! give the wearer the
benefit of the most complete
organization of skilled shoe
makers in this country, who
receive the highest wages
paid In the shoe industry and
whose workmanship cannot
be excelled.
The selection of the leath-
ers and other materials for
each part of the shoe and
every detail of the making
is looked after by specially
trained experts In every de-
partment.
If | could take you into my
large factories at Brockton,
Mass, and show you how
carefully W.L.Douglas $3.50
shoes are made, you would
then understand why they
hold their shape, fit better,
wearlonger,anda areof greater
value than any other make.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
raAlNlNa SQUADRON SAILS NORTH.

Portsmouth. n II, Aug 1.-THE United States
naval training squadron consisting OF the battle
ships Olympia, Nevada. Arkansas and the old
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
AppRENrlcEs GOING TO PACIFIC.

frirate Hartford. sailed early to-day for Bath
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
M~.z&A
WI. DOUGLAS So. 90 GILT EDGE SHOE

EgLalfed Any Price.
% ss asHfss FAf FA % fs %
Fa-co rsy- used B-oeEto-
W. |. DOUGLAS SHOE STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK.
433 Broadway, Howard. $50 Sixth Ave, z2d St
755 Broadway, 9th ST. BROOKLYN NY
655 Broadway, cor l4th 81 7O8-710 Broadway.
1349 Broadway 36h St 1S67 Rro,d,v cor Gate. Av
I44El44S Broadway. 421 Fulton Street, cor. Pearl
22O2 Third Ave, 120th. 17a E;ftb Avenue
9S4 Third Ave, 59th Trpcrv Crry 10 NL
2779 Third Avenue. 'rNSIi III 40 i'e"HiA
$50 West 125th Street AWenue'
345 Eighth Avenue. NEWAKN-foo Broad ot
95 Nassau Street. PATERSON-19Z Market St
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15

MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPs.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported at the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Aug I2-The Tacoma at Porto Cortez
Aug I3-The Saturn. Mare Island.
SAILED
Aug 12-The Dolphin. Boston cardiner's
Aug 13-The Saturn. Francisco for Mare Isl
Aug 1.-THE Culgoa. from Auckland for Brisbane
Aug 1.-THE Rainbow the Cleveland and the Denver.
from Manila for Shanghai the Lebanon. from Porto
Cortez New York
The Monongahela stricken from list
ordered commissioned yard. Norfolk.
September receiving ship. yard. Charleston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
GUARD'SQUIRW
NEGROES ATrEMPTED TO BURN TO-
BACCO FACTORY.
The Negroes Tried 10. Escape But Two
Of Them Were Shot Down
Dead--pynanfte sticks
Found,

Nashville, Tenn. Jan. z1--A Clarks-
wife, Tenn, dispatch says: An at
tempt was made last night to set fire
and dynamite the Loose Tobacco Fac
tory Of the Hayes-sorey Tobacco Com
pany, local representatives OF the
italian Regies, and two negroes. Tony
Allen, walter Watkins. alias frog
Eye" were killed while trying to escape
by one OF the night watchmen. One
other negro escaped but is thought 70
have been wounded.
n The Reggie Tobacco Factory. since the
recent trouble in the dark tobacco dis
trict, has been closely guarded. The
guards usually take lunch az II o'clock
and shortly after this hour when
Guard ia shankIein was making his
rounds, he noticed three men standing
In front Of door of the factory on
the west side. The men were very
bold In their actions and Shankiein at
first thought they were guards. One
OF them struck q match. however, and
when he did so Shankletn asked who IL
was Shakiein was @ short distance
away and instead OF replying to his
questions, the negroesg broke and ran.
Shanklein followed and about dis
tance OF sixty yards away. fired three
times at the fleeing men. One Of the
negroes dropped dead In hts tracks
and the second ran about seventy yards
to colored tenement house. where
he dropped dead at the door. The third
negro Is thought TO have been wound
ed in the leg. as Shankiein heard him
yell. but sa,e has not been captured.
when AT investigation was made. II
was found that the door OF the factory
had been satuated with coal oil and
four sticks Of dynamite placed about
Il.
when the bodies Of the two negroes
were searched, sticks Of dynamite were
found in sufficient Quantity to wreck
the building. The killing Of the men
created much excitementsand officers
are using every effort to locate the
negro who escaped. One OF the
negroes kiiIed. known as frog Eye"
Is the same person who started false
report several months ago that night
riders had struck the town. Tony Al.
len. the other negro killed. had been
employed In the Rsgies factory for five
years and was discharged about one
week ago. They are both clarksviiie
negroes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
SUPREME COURT DECIDES
NO LAW FOR COMMISSION
montgomery win Net Have Police
Board, According to Law.

Montgomery win Net Have q Police
Board, According to Law.
As had been generally expected the
Supreme Court yesterday rendered o
decision which means that MONTGOMERY
Is not TO have q police commission.
The decision Yves on the appeal OF
the city Of Montgomery VS.. J. L
n making the decision In the case
Of q. A. THOMAS ". the CITY Council
Of MONTGOMERY was cited as being
almost the same. The procedure In
this case was . mandamus to force
the City Council to elect Police Conn
mission under the old law. The/c
decided that tffss was not legal under
the present statutes. and no commits
sion will be organized.
The matter OF police commission
for Montgomery. has been one OF great
interest to the people generally, but u
has been accepted by the majority OF
those interested that there is no law.
now under which commission can be
Other decisions of the supreme Court
are as foilows;
TYSON. q. j.
Frank polk Of al. vs.. state Of Ala
baina ex rel. etc, ct al; appeal from
BessameE City court, Affirmed.
william weaaward W. W.. z: Eiroa;
eppeai from Blount County Chhnesry
Court. Affirmed.
SIMPSON. J. -
CITY Ccuncii OF Montgomery ct 81. rs.
]. =. walker; appeal from Montgom-
cry city court. Reversed and render
ed
benson, J.
Richard Tiilis ct al. We. J. d. Brown
ct al; appeal from Montgomery city
court. Affirmed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
BURGESS PLANTALK
SCORES BOTH ALDHrCH AND row.
LER CURRENCY BILLS.


washington, Jan. 22.-ThA House
Committee on Banging and Currency
held today the frst Of fits public heAr-
ings on the various currency reorgani-
zatiou and Federal guaranty bills
which have been introduced. No per-
sons other than members OF the com.
mittee and Representative Fulton Of
Oklahoma appeared. Representative
Burgess Of Texas, during q debate with
Chairman Fowler fNew Jersey, re-
marked that II he (Burgess) were
mean enough, 20 desire sectional id.
vancefnent st national expense. he
could ask for nothing better than the
passage OF the Aidrieh currency bill.
which enables States to control. In
large uneebure, the fiuctMations OF paper
circulation. He said that II the Re-
publican party 10 Congress, acting IN .
partisan spigiEk passes the Aldrich bill,
the Democrats OF the United States
will elect the next House Of RepFesen.
tatixes and the next President. Mr..
Burkess's statement that under no con-
sidsyAfion would he Ate for Q Federas
guaranty Of national bank deposits, ~
provided for In the Fowler bill, reused
DIR. Fowler to an energetic defense. He
disputed the position taken by Mr.. Bur-
CESS when he said that fear Of the
criticism Of the depositors was the one
successful and Indispensable check on
bank managers, and that the enactment
Of Federal guarantee OF depoafts
would be tantafn0unt to removing this
check and throwing wide the doors to
safe investment Of bank funds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
KILLED TwELvE PERsoNs.
An italian IL Trapped Inta COnfeesinw
Many Crinaes.

many Crlnaes.
Denvar, Colo. Jan. 22.---The Republi-,
can today pr:nts an alleged confession
secured by an Italian detective from
with the murder OF four Italians, three
men and one woman. at Florence, Colo.
The detective IL Frank sandesko Of
Pueblo. who. according to the story,
gained the confidence OF Nerone. who
Is now confined in the county jail at
Canon City. by pretending to be mem
Der Of the Black Hand society from
Pittshurg. Pa. The two were permit
ted 70 converse In cell In the jail,
eandesixo explaining hts presence there
by telling Eeroni that he was being
held for q murder committed in Pue-
bio. During the conversation, Neroni
expressed q desire TO join the Black
Hand, and Sandeslxo told him that 1t
was necessary for him to prove that he
had committed twelve murders before
he could be admitted. Nerons replied
that he was eligible.
Eandesixo states that Nenori then
related 70 him a series OF murders he
had committed, beginning with the kill
ing Of neighbor who had abused him
in Itaiy--when he was about IL years
old. The narrative gradually brought
him TO q recital Of the details connect
ed with the disappearance OF the four
italians at Florence. Sandesko says
that Nsroni confessed that ha killed
the woman because she would not mar
ry him ana disposed OF the remains in
brutal fashion. because he believed
they suspicioned him OF numbering two
men. It was his intention to kill the
wife and two children OF one Of his
victims also, but the opportunity did
not afford itself before he was ar
rested
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
Lady Cured Of Drug Habit
FIVE YEARS AGO AND
WANTS TO HELP OTHERS
says Her SON WAS Also Cared and
Z Has Never ResoFted to the Drug


Charles b. James. ESQ, Memphis.
Tenn:
sDear sir--I guess you viii be SUR
prised at receiveing letter from me
AZ this late date. Before tell you
my motive in writing you. / want TO
tell you that ] have never taken
dose OF morphine since ! left the san
itorium. am sure that there has
never been q patient that received
"a more perfect cure than / did. My
SON. who also took treatment with
you, never resorted to the use OF
the drug again. Now, Mr.. James. l
want 10 ask you what you would let
me have the whjslxey. wine and beer
cures by sending three orders at
time. THERE are three gentlemen that
am personally interested In for whom
want treatment and as the money
will have to be paid by me feel that
you will help me all you can. My heart
is set in trying to reclaim these parties.
They are three periodical drinkers,
Please let me hear from you at once,
as one party is just getting oyer n
spree and / want to commence on him
before time flor another. Do the best
you can Tor me, fas / am determined
TO try your home treatment on these
PARTIES. / think it was five years ago
when my son. DR.. Bryan, and myself
took the treatment
with best wishes for yourself and
sanitorium, I~am, very respectfully
your friend
MRS. J. 3. BRYAN" Perry. Ark.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
coNTMoL oF coNPREssEs.
Interstate Cesnmerce Committee Reach
as 4 DETERMINATION.

80 q DETERMINATION.
Washington, AIN. 22.--An Important
determination has been reached by the
Interstate Commerce Commission. II
relates to the teontrol OF cotton COM
presses. the number OF such compress
es, communities and railway carriers
which are likely TO be affected BY q
general order Of the committee respect.
Ing the COMPRISING Of cotton IN
transit. etc.
The matter was brought TO the at
tention Of the Muskogee Commercial
Club and the Muskoeee TRAFFIC Bureau
against the Missouri. Kansas and Tex
as Railway Company. II was sought
by the complainant to overcome.
through an order TO bo~Inada by the
commission, certain ADVANTAGES all
legged to have accrued to congresses
Of cotton along the line Of the defen-
dant railroad by reason Of regulations
established by the railroad favorable
70 certain congresses. The facts In
the case would not warrant the com.
mission in issuing broad -fuIing and
the motion for re-hearing therefore.
was denied.
IT is proposed. however. by the COM
mission to institute general inquiry
into the subject OF cotton compression.
in which the relation among railroads,
congresses, buyers and shippers will
be Investigated. looking also to the
interest Of the grower, In which ii IL
hoped an order may be made dealing
with the entire question.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
SHAW Will RpsEaM.


EX@|GGFG2&EX Oh 4NNNW3FI 80 A~MW& gAN@
mesie Txust Cempany.
New York. jan. 23.--Ex.secretafy
shaw stated today that he has not re-
signed from the presidency OF the Car
negla Trust Company but had contract
cd to sell his holdings in the company
snd 1t paid accoRdinR to terms win re-
sign on March /,
He declined 20 discuss tho differences
which have existed between him and
Mr.. Dickinson. who with his immediate
family. owns the control OF the instis
tuition Mr.. shaw says he came to the
Carnegie Trust Company on his retire-,
msnt OF the SecFetaryshin OF thu Treas.
ury on March 4. under q contract with
Mr.. Dickinson and his associates IN
control at q salary Of esel00e . year :
When IL developed that Mr.. Shaw and
Mr.. Dickinson differed as to policy and
methods. Mr.. Shaw proposed purchas.
inH control Of the institution. but Mr..
Dickinson declined to consider the OF
fer and Mr.. shaw therefore contracted
20 sell 70 Mr.. Dickinson.
fAGr, Shaw decliHed to discuss his DO.
Ideal ambitions fnrther than to say
THAI he 10 as much Interested 'in the
wiae solution OF public questions as
ever. ana 10 certain in the convictions
thar the continued success OF the party
Ia power IL essential to that end"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
WHAT IS wHIskEYg
Government Besins Prosecution of Dis.
tillera.

ttl1eEa.
Washington, Jan. ga test case TO
determine what constitutes whiskey
under the pure food law was institute
ed here, today in the United States
Court by District Attorney Baker.
He has hled bill against the James
Clark pistilling Company and the Unit
ed States Marshal has selzed thirty
eight barrels Of whiskey valued at $4.-
600 and placed them n storage to await
II is alleged by the District Attor-
ney that the whiskey is misbranded in
violation Of the pure food and drugs
act The defendant company insists
that the liquor is a blend" under the
law.
The defendant will have the support
IN the case Of the National Wholesale
Liquor Dealers Association. and will be
represented by warwick M. Hough,
general counsel of the Association.
Mr.. Hough has Issued q statement In
which he says that the case is brought
for the purpose of testing Attorney
General Bonaparte's opinion constituting
the pure food law. - He maintains that
the liquor selsed is the whiskey Of COM
merce and Is the kind of blend that
ninety-fve per cent OF the
whfskey used in the country,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
DEFICIENCY BILL UP TO-DAY.


chsirman Tawney Itemisesy His Ap-
preparations and Cuts Figures.
Washington, Jan, 22-Chairman
Tawney, OF the committee on appro-
priations today reported the urgency
deficiency bill and gave notice In the
House that he would call 1t up tor
consideration tomorrow.
The bill carries a total appropria-
ton Of $24.174.t5O, including the fol-
lowing items: Treasury department.
81. 6SS,337; District Of Columbia. S30S.-
1884; Military establishmen~ s4,0s0,ST6;
back pay and bounty claims 100000;
Naval establishment S1.s11,7e0; depart
ment Of the interior s34G647; DEPART
ment of commerce and labor S553,900;
United States Courts S904.039; Postal
service 81. 605.sSl: Isthmian Canal S12,-
17S,9O0; house OF representatives $751;
752: Judgments. Courts OF 4 Claims
$1S7;569; Audit Of accounts S2s2.0lS.
The total amount recommended is
$7SAs05 less than the total sum OF es-
Inmates presented to and considered by
the committee. Included in the s24.-
OO0, 900 total Is an appropriation or
5000, 900 to carry forward through the
months Of May and June. 1908. the
work of Graduating bubonic plague In
San Francisco.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
LUMBER RATES ADVANCED.
To Points in Canada and Alan~ Casters
Cities.

To Points in Canada and Alan~ Eastern
Cities. ~..
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. 22--"Effective
February 2. the rate on lumber from
Nashville and vicinity will be advanced
three cents<p1r 100 pounds TO Canadian
points and also eastern cities"
This in substance Is the notice is
sued recently by the Illinois Central
Railroad to the lumber dealers of Nash
Vile. against which many lumber firms
of this section are protesting vigorous
ly against the advance In rates to
Canadian points and also the ADVANCE
to easterR points. ana are also protest
ing against the increase In the carload
minimum; in fact, the lumber men
take the matter UP with the Interstate
Commerce. Commission.
A meeting of the lumbermen of this
section may be called within a short
time to consider these matters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

r.r<e Party Left Yesterday Aftsrnsss
far BSrminxham.

800
A large delegation Of Montgomerians.
Including Governor Conner, left yester-
day aftcrnoep Cor Birmingham to be
present when Mr.. Bryan addresses the
people Of Jefferson County at the Bijou
Theatre this morning at IL o'clock.
Included in the list Of State House
ofTIcerg who went ever on the afternoon
train were: J. II. Wallace. Jr.. Franle
n julien, w. w. Brandon, h G. Gun
nells, Leon Mccord, .. JA Mitchell, w.
r. Wilkinson. q. II. Billingslea. Bibb
Graves, o. CT. Manner. Pat McGauly.
Horace Hood, Charles Bricl<en Of Luz
verne, Judge Coivin Wood of Lowndes,
Representatives Arlington Of Coffee and
J., r.. Afford OF Geneva. and w. H.
Seymour.
Governor Conner will Introduce Mr..
Bryan at the speaking this morning az
the Bijou opera house. and will enter
tain him afterwards at luncheon. AZ
the banquet to be given by the Bir-
mingham Board Of Trade Juason Har-
mon, who IL avery close friend OF MT.
Bryan, win be among the principal
speakers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

ing that thsy are marked for death by
mysterious enemiss
on Juiy 81. Mr.. Harrington wss stab
bed by Drunken man, who was later
arrested and hned for NE act.
Earfy this fsacnfh, George Harrington
was shot IN the back. the bullet going
within half IN inch Of vital spot. Two
days ago Harry 6tanson, an employe
on the farm. was choj<ed, and left for
the farm, the horse finuing its way
home alone. II IL eupposed that he was
mistaken for Harrfnston's son wii-
liam. ~