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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
PREPARES TO TRY
RUFF FOR BRIBERY
Assistant District Attorney
0'Gara Will Take Up Trolley
Graft Indictments
Former Boss Will Hear Determi-
nation Of Prosecutors in
Court Monday

Apparently the district attorney has
determined TO try Ruef again at an
early date. The former boss was in
Judge Lawlor'e court yesterday in
connection with the trolley indictments
and In Judge Dunne's court for the
Perkside and fight trust indictments
20 be set for trial. In every instance
torney asked that the cases go over
te Monday.
Assistant District Attorney O'Gara
said IN Judge Lawlors court that II
was intended 60 try Ruef on one of
the trolley bribery indictments as soon
ss possible. but that st had not been
determined which.
; There is TO be a conference between
Langdon. Heney. O'Gara and others
connected with the graft prosecution
tomorrow morning, when the next move
tn the fight against the grafters viii
be determined upon. Following this
conference It is expected that one of
the Ruef cases Will be definitely set
for trial No trial will be begun dur
Ing the coming week, however, Heney
having planned TO take weeks vaca-
tion TO recuperate from the strain OF
ths long Ruef trial
ACH Is CALLED AWAY
In Judge Lawior's court when O'Gara
=
MISUNDERSTANDING Indictment S23, rel
ative 70 which there is, pending a mo-
tton by Ruef TO eliminate his arraign-
rpent from the record-the judge said
rhst Henry Ach had told him he had
been called 20 Bakersfield on business
and did not know just when he would
be back The judge added that II the
defense asked for little longer time
he would grant It
Frank Murphy, who was iu court
with Ruef, said he would like 20 get
out OF town for a few days aIso.> Prose
outor O'Gars remarked that Il was
desired TO try Ruef on one of these
cases as soon as possible, and finally
. co4tinHance to Thursday next was
agrees upon
DINNE DEFERS HEARING
Ruef then went across the corridor
with his attorney to Judge Dunne's
court When the Parkside cases were
called Assistant District Attorney Cook
asked for q continuance 10 Monday.
There is motion pending In these
cases 10 disQuafify the Judge OF this
court" Murphy reminded Cook. 1T
would like to know when the district
attorney can take up that matter"
Cook said IT would be decided next
week, and the cases went over to Mon
day. as desired. The same disposition
was made OF the fight trust indict-
ments against Ruef
The other defendants in the fight
trust cases. z. N. Graney, W. NJ Britt
and J. ". Cofroth. had their cases put
over 10 June s. Two bribery charges
against Schuftz were continued to Mon
day. and further postponement for
two weeks of the trial Of Haise1. the
telephoneman, who is still SICK, was
granted
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cREELY GETS REPRIEvE
Veterinary Who Shouted al
Ruef Jury Files Petition

DR.. Edwin J. Crsely. the vetrinarian n
who shouted Don't convict my friend
Abe Ruef" 20 the jury Thursday, did
not go to 3sil yesterday IN acoordsnoe
with the I'VE day sentences for con-
tempt OF court imposed By Judge
Dooling. Instesd. Greedy received .
reprfevs OF 1s days, when the justices
Of the appellate court made q peti-
ticn which he fled praying for his re-
lease on writ of habeas corpus re-
turnable June 1e.
After Judge Dooling sentenced him
Friday. Greedy asked until 10 o'clock
yesterday morning 70 place his af-
fairs fn order Then he hurried 10
prepare his petition, and he was at
the appe1lsts courtroom about as
early az he could find It open to file
the paper.
He claimed that his sentence was
In5uEt. because he had only made
the remark 20 the sury as q joke. The
court ordered that in the meantime
Greedy should have his liberty on bail
OF 800
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Gossip Of Rallwaymea

He W. eaos railyeaAman. eua Aaw-
Ing wsfsssA for . whole ysas IA an sf-
f,cas and net tsine peemo4sd e a.
ieeT Gsueyd napaeership rssi9nsd.
nA4 WIN Z presence like mfne. =
ne SAID HAoA ona who knows how 70
dress! Look At my two button waist
coat! This u the latest thing In sAr-
torial ciycles, and tmasinA my wasting
my time IN rai1feaA sdlcs. am 60
conpsny."
a 1ew days aftsr leaving the scene
OF hte former utlilty Ne rushed into
one OF the rellroad on1ceO followed ~
gore OF excited clsfkA
IL nave Just handed contract for
soV'vDe,Oog TO carry cement to Panama
TO line the canal" he shouted, and
my eo9mss.ion y fhree-iourths Of
per cent. How mach will that bet
Dopt you andepstAnd. am going to
write tho bond xor the man that takes
the contract 70 insure its fulhllmsnt-"
After ipnpxnsrAble sheets Of paper
were acstbh3eA over and several days
speuS - aeS5vjug 1t . cono1ubion he
was ossoententsd % learn h6 Was not
to make al least . million through his
We'll. did you write the bondr' he
no. ala not. Those bltmed fell
lows In the railroad onicss were so
long IN dguring out what my oommis-
eaop Yas to be that some other fellow
fos she buslnesa tell yeu th4t for
nrst GLASS du6efU you have 70 20 TO
''>~>>--''-'--r->>>>-->>
keep abreast With ne demands Of the
Office.
The appropriation for. the city en-
gineer's department. does not meet
with tho approval OF the employees,
VINO claim that It II too small. consid-
erlns the increase In work since the
nre: They say that owing to the loss
OF large portion Of the7'dAta Of the
o9ce IN the nre the work IL moro din
cult Ia Iaat the present stan y not
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A. . ,.s,sesa ;ss es,e.. sm siad suis

= ,.sirosd en!ee. sm s1ad quit
AZ recent meeting Of the ciairs
oeats assocasnon OF the southeastern
lines g was shown b. statistics M
the payment Of claims for loss ~
damage was lncSsasing from year I'd
year considerably more chan naieht b.
expected By tho Increase In tonnare
This brought about q discussion which
resulted In the opinion that as shin
psrs were now unable to obtain ra
oetes they were presenting claims for
ioee ana damage to goods N transit in
which there II little merit, and secur-
Ing payment for them by threats OF
withdrawA OF business II such claim
were declined 1t has developed al.o
that many claims are being presented
Tor concealed losses which are paid nv
the carriers. notwithstanding tho opin-
ION prevails that the carriers never
received the goods for which such
Raymenes were demanded and made,
Ehe Recommendation Of the ocnnit-
tee t. which this was submitted W.
that stringent rules be adopted ~
protect carriers against claims Of this
eharaoters '''
Private adviees have been received
IN the city from members attending
freight bureau. now In session in Chi
caeo. which leads to the belief that
notw1snseandang the confidence OF the
Pno1no coast merchants that the rates
wenlo not be disturbed. It il intend "a
60 faaee eu eeeso and commodity rates
boen eaee and Wesk Presumably IL
VIII - horizontal advanos Of 10 per
cent. oue no dedn1te statement on this
subject has been received.
The Hartman lines have ordered
10000 tons OF steel for bridge work.
The California qssocfation Of traf1ic
eeens4 aye eonaldefing an outing to
Do! 094te about the middle Of June,
Spe Spe1.sX3s}E NY 3043{3M 3043{3nM g With = TIP to the
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lowed them certain sums 70 conduct
their of1css and With them rests the
solution Of The peoblem--shau salaries
be cut or shall the stafys be reduced /?
The reduction IN the salary roll of
the clerks of the board Of public
works amounts to $4,000, ana Presi-
dent Casey ana his associates on the
oonniseion havs not yet decided what
to the cuttfne Of salaries, and il theS
accept the other alternative Of reduce
ing the list OF clerks they fear that
they VIII be unable 70 keep up with
the clerical work OF the bureau.
MUST REDUCE EMPLOYEES
The auditors salary roll is 5000
less than that Of last year. and 1t IL
quite probable that tho services OF
several of the clerks will be dispensed
with. AUDITOR Roster has also inti-
mated thai he intends to roadjust the
salaries in his department. He has
discovered that some az the most ef-
ficient and paizlstabing OF the clerks
receive the lowest pkIarfes. Others in
the ONCE who DO eqnaparatively little
the fayoritism sliowh them when they
had political friends at the hesd Of
the department.. tpeter Aelieves that
the salaries should ~ eonmsnsurate
with the Work perfpymed, ana with
that fact IN view w!il. & y said, do =
ming OF the new fiscal year
Stephen Byrne, water end light in
speotor. will suffer loss OF S7b !
month In salary after July I. His
salary of $500 q month was cut to
t12b By the committee. and his as
sistant will be reduced from 500
to $76 The capability and raliAbility
Of Byrns are admitted. but he must
feel the full force Of the sretreuch-
nent due 20 limited Nlnds.
CoPYIsTs DxsAPPouruD
The copyists In the recorders once
are disappointed because the commit
tee failed to make an Increased ap-
preparation for that department. I'm
der the charter they are paid by piece
work. but their salaries are limited
to 500 month They say that they
arc overwcrked and that the Increase 8
asked Tor was absolutely nekeDgerY e.
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OBSERVE ,sorHrRr DAY

"Mothsrs day VIII be observed n
Lebanon Presbyterian chnsoA. sAaches
and xwsasy-tAird streets. q Il ssssch
tAis mernin8 when Raw r. Logan, ths
pasteR VII preach IN appropriate Scr
mon. An mothsss hare hssn requested
to wear . white rose or ssrnat1eA In
The evening Mise Gertrude Cogan. ma
tiona1 secretary os the Loyst Temper
ance Legion, Will speak on stumbling
BlockB,'' Miss Cogan viii talk par
tfcularly for the boys and young men,
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will close their pilgyimagAs BY visit
Ing Fresno. whore they VIII hold their
annual meeting In october.
J. d. lsaaes, ecngu1t3ng engineer %
The Hartman lines, left last svsaine
the work that r. being dene 6t thak
point. will leave for chleago
Edwin Gould spent yesterday WITH
Chief Engineer Virgil q. Bogue Of the
Western Pacific looking over the ter
minals In this city. and also Inspected
the terminals across the bay.
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GRADY HELD ron TRIzE

Walter A. Grady. chauffeur. was held
for trial before the superior court by
Police Judge cabaniss yesterday. On
the night OF April at the ocean beach
Grady il is alleged. attempted to as
sault Isabelle Hefermsn of 81 Chenery
street and beat her brutsilY on the
<sce.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

Wearing Apparel
Suit Patterns
Satin Messaline, SIS suit pattern.
Crepe de Chine, 81 suit pat
tern.
Peau d'Opera, $1s suit pattern.
Messa1ine TafReta. $15 patterns.
French Wolfe, 81 suit pattern.
Panama Cloth. 90 to 20 patterns.
Novelty Suitings, 20 to $I2.
Bridal Millinery
wedding Hats, $4.75 to s35.
Bridesmaids' Hats. $4.75 to SS5.
Ostrich PIumes. e1.96 to S25.
Travelling Hats, $S to $fc.
Suit Cases, Hand Bags, Sta
tiOnery
Suit Cases. $2.75 to 1880.
Grips, .5c to 81.
Hand Bags, 25c to S12.50.
Geld Purses. So 10 1880.
,eWelry
$3.50 to $3.50.
$3.50 to $3.50.
Rings. zoe to $3.50.
Diamond Rings. $3.50 to $40.
Wash Goods for Dresses and
Waists
White. Persian Lawn. 1Oc to 40c.
Batiste. zoe to 75c.
Figured Null, 25c to 5Oc yard.
NeckWear and Lace Robes
Ostrich and Marabout Boas,
$3.50 to S25.
Lace Robes. SO to $50.
Laces. EmbrOideries, Trim
mings
Laccs for Waists, Gowns. etc.
SILK Guimps, Braids, Vestings.
for trOusseau,
gown. underwear and hat.
Handkerchiefs, Wells, Orange
Blossoms
Linen Handkerchiefs. 25c, soc,
75c to 42.25.
Lace Edged Handkerchiefs, soc
to $3.50.
Bridal Wells, $3.50 to $3.50.
Orange Blossoms. 81 to $2.
Gloves. Belts, Back Combs
16-button Glacc Kid Gloves,
$3.50 pair.
Dent Gloves, long or short, ~,
SS.Z5. -.
Hose Supporters. 25c, zoe.
Belts. 25c to -.
Knitted Underwear
SILK Summer Vests.
Mercer1xed summer Vests.
Lislc Summer Vests.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
RUFF JURY EXPENSES

demand for sLe7o.20 was drawn
on the city treasury yesterday to de-
Tray the expenses incurred In keeping
the Ruef Jury together during the trial.
The separate items in the bill are:
Hotel, p days. s1,Sss; additional re-
freshments, $2sz-25; cigars. $6; period
icals. fL35; telephone messages. $3.50.
An item for $40 for a broken mirror"
E9ss stricken from the bin before 1t
was presented Another demand for
fI17.25 for the entertainment for the
Jurors was paid Friday
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WANTS TO BUILD WAREHOUSE

Cyrus S. Wright applied TO the works
board yesterday for permission to erect
warehouse at cost OF $4,000 in
Third street near Brannan-
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Gifts
Sewing Machine, $40 to e3z.SO.-
Sewing Baskets, 25c to $S.
S4,inch Trunk. e12.
Tapestry Rug, 9x11, S12.50.
Tapestry Brussels Rug, ax1z,
@17.5O.
Administer Rug, st12, s1B.
Administer Rug, 2zx54 inches.
S2.25.
Velour Rope Portieres, -.
Tapestry Portieres, - to SIS.
Lace Curtains. bedroom. 81 to
So.
Curtains. dining room. 81 to
$3.50.
Lace Curtains for parlor, s3 to
Sf5.
Figured or Plain SILK Drapes,
G3c yard.
SiIverware, Clocks, Opera
Glasses
siIverware. Candelabra, $3.50 to
SIS.
Knives. S1.OO set.
Forks, $40.
Spoons. S1.35 to SO.
Tea Sets. $3.50 to e32.
Gilt Clocks, $3.50 to S14.
Fern Dishes. $3.50 to $3.50.
Opera Glasses, S2.75 to $21.
Table Linens
Table Cloths and NapkinS. 1925
to S15 set.
Sheets and Cases, embroidered,
$3.4J 10 $4 set.
Hemstitched Sheets and Cases.
sheets, zoe to $1.25 each.
Cases. 15c to 4Oc.
Cut Glass, Marble Statuettes,
Bric.a.Brac
Cut Glass, complete line.
Marble Figures, SIS to s45.
Electric Lamps, $3.50 to $35-
Bronze Figures. $3.50 to S2S.
Brlc-a-Brnc, complete line.
Fancy China-C0mplete Line of
Hayiland China
Dinner Sets, $3.95 to 500.
Game Sets, $3.50 to s25.
Fish Sets, $3.50 to $50.
Beef Sets, $3.50 to $50.
Chocolate Sets. S1.75 to $3.50.
Cake Sets. S5c to So.
Berry Sets. 75c to "a.
Fancy China, complete assort-
lnent.
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) The June Bride
Her Wearing Apparel and Many Appropriate Gifts

the
atel
The satisfactory
flower
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Dressmaking Department
Fifth Floor

Wedding gowns artistical1y designed in ths
latest Partisan styles and made to order.
Our Dressmaking Department is fully equipped
to make any garment from the simplest shirt
waist or travelling suit to the most elaborate
gown.
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15c, worth 25cLinen Handkerchiefs; corded plain
dainty1ittle hem edges; with without initial
laundered; with hand embroidered initial and wreatl
in one corner.
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The Hartman lines have ordered
10000 tons Of steel for bridge work.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

The CaH1or11a qssocfation OF frafiic
Del Monte about fks middle Of June
apd VIII follow e with Z tTip to the
Yosemite t6uey : month lat1sk They
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01

the third floor laboratory, when flames
rushed up through the elevator shaft
and stair we'll, cutting of every ave-
nue. of escape, except through the third
floor windows.
A disordered fire alarm delayed the
arrival of the fire apparatus, so that
Miss dayes suffered greatly from the
dense smoke before she could be
brought down on ladders by the fire.
men. This was done under most try
ing difficulties BY Firemen James
Robertson and Lonnie Lumsden, who
were themselves. painfully injured IN
making the rescue.
Miss Hayes was at work in the
Ia borato when the fire started. It is
thought from a cigarette dropped In
the basement by negro youth sent
there on an errand.
The building was practically Quilted,
and the stock not burned, ruined with
water. The stock was , about ss nrnp
ably $4,000, the loss largely covered
by insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01
Pretty wedding at wilmington

Especial to The mes-Dlspatch.J
WILMINGTON. N. c., April go
marriage of much interest to local So So
ciety was celebrated here yesterday.
It was the wedding of Miss Amoret
Wooten. daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Edward Wooten. to Mr.. William Ar
mold Davis. a popular young citizen.
The nuptial event was solemnized at
o'clock in the afternoon in st. Paul's
Episcopal Church. which was beauti-
fully decorated for tho occasion, ana
the ceremony was impressively per-.
formed by the rector of the church.
Rev A. W. Staircase. The bride was
attended By her maid of honor and
sister. Miss Anna Wooten, and TOUR
esmaids-Misses Margaret NASH.
Mary Davis Maria Maffitt and Hattie
French-and flower girl. little Miss
Rosalie Burbank. The groom's best
man was Mr. William I. Moore. and
the ushers were Messrs. Guy Davis.
Hal cartwright, George Diebert and
Eugene lie Grande.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01
.YOUNGN H|TEMAN
TRA|LEDBY HOUNDS
Herbert Briggs, Suspected of
Trying to Play Peeping Tom,
Caught in Engine Room.
7tsneololto rhe T,i,ne,. 3,spa,ch.

Special to The Times Dispatch.
SUFFOLK, VA, April 30.--Herbert
Briggs, tile first white man In this
section ever run down by bloodhounds.
was arrested about 1870 O'Clock this
morning In the eastern section OF SUI
folk. at the plant Of the Benthall Ma
chine Company, where he had taken
refuge in the englne-rootn. Briggs js
about twenty years old.
About II O'Clock last night some
one was heard tampering with the
shutters of the residence at 209 Sar-
atoga street, occupied by Mrs. Carrie
Cowling and two daughters. Lyman
brothers, who have apartments at the
home. heard the trespasser and fired,
whereunon he He'd through the rear
lot, emerging on Main Street.
An alarm was given and soon Police
Chief Brinkley. with bloodhounds and
a posse. was following the trail of the
alleged miscreant.
After circuitous route, covering
eight or ten squares. Briggs was found
crouched In room at the machine
plant. The chief testimony against
him is the dog evidence.
The police think that burglary was
not intended. but that the intruder was
after taking look inside the house.
There have been frequent cases Of
late when ladies were disturbed and
frightened at night by mysterious
sprowlers. and several shots have been
exchanged. but always without effect
In no case was there a robbery
Briggs was arraigned to-day and
the case was continued upon motion
OF counsel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01
BUT five CLUBS
IN NORFOLK NOW
Number Of Social Organizations
in Norfolk Reduced by Byrd
Law-Larger License.

NORFOLK, VA April 30.---The pro-
vision OF the Byrd law preventing the
sale Of liquor by clubs on Sunday, even
to members. has caused all but the
regular clubs of Norfolk to go out Of
business after midnight tonight.
Heretofore there have been a num-
Der OF eoclal clubs-twenty- odd---th,.
majority of which. It was repeatedly
charged, used the name club in order to
sell liquor on Sunday, whether the
buyer was member or not and other
wise to evade the regulations OF the
law. The Byrd law puts an end to this,
and they have not applied for licenses.
The clubs securing licenses were Vir-
sinia Club. E,lks' Home, Eagles Home,
Business Mems Association. and Client
Club. These are recognized social
clubs OF standing.
The number of licenses granted have
exceeded the 100 limit. AT the close of
court to-day lis had been granted,
returning the city sSs.5o0 In revenue,
or about $4,000 more than was real
ICED from the business last year. 1t Is
now believed that the number Of
licenses granted will total lao. The
court to-day began the hearing OF cases
III which objections are made to sa-
looms OH account OF the location or for
other reasons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01
CHRONIC I
STOMACH
TROUBLE
Another Case in Which the Tonic
Treatment Was Successful
After Other Methods
Had Failed.

A very delicate stomach requires
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The processes OF digestion are con-
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kinds of medicines and the most skill
full doctors, but they did not help me.
One doctor said I had cancer OF the
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said 1t was my heart.
During visit to relatives at OK
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the use OF Or. Williams Pink Pills,
and began to take them myself. At
the end of few weeks l was eating
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The pills are guaranteed to be safe
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01
BODY OF MR.. H|TE
CAUGHT N|THH00K
Prince George Man. Missing from
Petersburg Several Days, Found
in Appomattox.
special to The TImes- Dispatch

PETERSBURG, VA. April 3o.--The
body Of Mr.. Henry Hite. formerly OF
Prince George county who had been
missing since last Monday. was pulled
on fishing line from the Appomattox
River this morning by Robert Boiling,
oolored. who was fishing on the Ches-
terrified side opposite Flea Island The
body wore no coat, and there Is d
Lruise on the side Of the head, bu:
whether or not death was due TO acct
dent. suicide or foul play has not been
determined Mr.. Hite came to Peters,
burg several weeks ago, and was liv-
ing at the residence OF his sister. Mrs.
Robert scarborough, on Little Church,
street. in Blandford. He was employed
alta planning mill in Pocahontas. and on
last Monday asked to be excused be-
cause OF sickness. This is said to have
been the last seen OF him alive.
TurnbuI1 and Lnsaiter Enter.
To-day was the last on which can
dIdates for the Democratic congress
s.onal nomination from the Fourth Dis
trict. to be made at the primary on
June 3Oth, could submit their names,
with a 5000 d post, to Secretary Robert
Gillian Of the congressional commit
tee. Major Francis Riyes Lassiter. the
present representative. and Mr.. Ronert
Tiirnbull. OF Brunswick county, are the
candidates. Up to this time little in
terest has been manifested in the cam
paign In this city.
An additional generator, OF 1900
horse power. with water wheel, was
started by the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company at It's locks power
house last night. thereby doubling the
mower OF that plant. The new genera
tor was made necessary by the recent
Installation OF the new arc light sys-
tenn in Petersburg.
Mule Falls on Him.
While driving a four-mue team
hitched to lumber wagon along syca-
more street about o'clock yesterday
afternoon, Harvey Glass, young resi-
dent OF Prince George county. VINO wa 8
riding one OF the animals. was seriously
injured by being thrown from the mule.
which stumbled and fell on him. nj.
Glass was badly cut and otherwiss
tr1ured about the head. and was taken
in an ambulance to the petersburg
Hospital. n
wrecking car reached here to-day FOR
the purpose OF lifting from the Apo
nattox River two iron gondolas, which
recently broke through the temporary
trestle erected at the site OF the "ai'i
row being constructed to turn tho
waters into the diversion channel me
goudolas were loaded with stone 1os
the dam.
The Hampden- Sidney College Glee
club Is at the Academy of Music this
evening.