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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-20
VENICE

n He friends of Miss Filth Watson
of 1886 Brooks avenue gave her q
surprise Monday evening In honor
of her goth birthday. Miss Elizabeth
Parker sang two choice selections after
supper was served. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. e.
Parker, Mr.. Marange, Miss Edith Ben
ton, Miss Kinney and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Watson.
Mrs. Abbot Kinney and sons. Innis
and Carlton, and Mrs. NJ M. Merry
returned Wednesday from an extended
trip to the north. They visited all the
principal points of interest in Cali
fornia, Oregon and Washington, goine
far into British Columbia and making
their longest stop en- route at Yellow
stone park.
Prof. Norton r. w. Hazeldine, who
has been resident of Venice for the
past few months, returned Monday
afternoon to Los Angeles and is pleas
antly domiciled at 967 West Sixth
street, where he will continue his lit
erary work In the interest of good
health.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph Rigby Glass
OF Whipple Barracks, Ariz., are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Burmister
at 80 Thornton avenue. Mrs. Glass
was formerly Miss Helen Burmister.
s.
Warren Wilson, editor and proprie-
tor of the Los Angeles Daily Journal,
was among the visitors to Venice on
Monday. Mr.. Wilson paid the Van
guard Office a fraternal CALL He Is
greatly delighted with Venice.
-
Mrs. A. C. Chauvin and Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Hutchinson OF Los
Angeles have taken cottage No. IL on
Breeze avenue for the month of Sep
TENDER.
Nat Goodwin, the comedian, mine
owner and globe trotter, has returned
to his home on the beach for an indefi-
mite stay by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. johnson of SO
ST. James place, Los Angeles, are
spending the month of September at
their cottage, 38 Westminster avenue.
=
Miss Edith Edinger has departed for
Chicago, where she will be the guest
of her brother, c. F. Edinger of Lake
Forest.
Mrs. George Hazard of Los Angeles
has been visitor to this beach dur
ing the past week.
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FORMER RECTOR HERE TO
HAVE NEW CHURCH EDlFlcE

The many friends of Rev. Stephen F.
Sherrpan, former rector of st. Altman
asius' church OF Los Angeles. will be
interested to learn that ST. Johns Epis-
copal church, st. Louis, Mo-, of which
he is now rector, will be dedicated this
morning by Bishop Tuttle. bishop OF
Missouri. Since going to st. Louis, a
little more than two years ago, Rev.
Mr.. Sherman has built beautiful
church edifce, facing one of the prin-
cipal parks. together with a we'll
equipped parish house and rectory:
which will be dedicated today clear OF
all debt.
On Tuesday evening DR.. J..J. Wilkins.
former dean and rector of st. PauIs
pro-cathedral here, will preach at the
festivafsservice at the dedication. Dr.
wilkins is honorary dean emeritus or
the pro-cathedral.
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BAY CITY

MT R. AND MRS. JOSEPH HAT
vi FIELD entertained Wednesday
A'A- evening at whist, the game be-
ing followed by music and an elab-
crate supper. Twenty guests were
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-20

|" FIELD entertained Wednesday
A'A evening at whist, the game be-
ing followed by music and an elab-
crate supper. Twenty guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellborn Waliop en-
tertained at Hotel Bay View Friday
evening with "tacky" party, fol-
lowed by an al fresco supper. The
affair was in honor of the fifteenth
wedding anniversary of the host and
hostess
A moonlight picnic and bonfire was
given on the beach Saturday evening,
among the sand dunes, and an elab-
crate campfire supper was served.
Those who participated in the run
were Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Weisel, Mr.;
Mrs. Philip Hatzfeldt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hat
field, Misses Fanny Cline, Esther Var
nell, Kate Yarnell, Grace Coates, AIDE
line Stanton. Messrs. Ellis Yarnell.
Charles Stanton and Stanley Harris.
The Misses Yarnell entertained with
bathing party, followed. by tea at
the Yarnell cottage Sunday. Those
present were Misses Grace Coates,
Kate and Esther Yarnell, Adeline
Stanton, Messrs. Stanley Harris, Har-
ris, Harry Parker, Paul Keifer ana
''i Mr.. and i' Mrs. William Devenney,
Mrs. Peter Mathews and daughter and
Mrs. Tom williams, all of Newport,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Devenney last week.
Bay City public school opened last
week with a good enrolment. MISS
Ruth M. Earl of Anaheim is the
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Bailey and
family have returned to Los Angeles
after three. months stay In Bay
City.
p. A. Stanton left Sunday for San
FRANCISCO to attend a meeting Of the
bank commission.
Supervisor Moore of Orange county
paid Bay City a visit Sunday.
/ Arrivals at Hotel Bay View are e
De Vaul, J. A. Dainal. Los Alamitos;
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-20
THE MUCH TALKED ABOUT SHEATH
HAT

about the "Sheath" hat. Have you
seen it? Caskey's of 500 South Broad
way have designed one that has a dis
tinct touch all their own.
The foxy fashionables who appreciate
the value of purchasing before the
stock becomes deplete are daily visitors
at Caskey's. There you find the gorge
Gus Gainsborough, then the tiny toque.
To one who knows very little about
styles we would say it's correct to
have hat from the size of a pea to
cart wheel. The cunard blues, tomato
and wisteria shades, Pocahontas effects
in feathers, are very much In vogue.
One can't begin to ennumerate the
different shapes. Best thing is to see
Caskey's display.
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Out of Town Society
,Con.,nned srom paee one,

sContinned from Pare pnsi
at IS Dudley avenue. has returned to
her home in Los Angeles.
Mrs. ]. H. sohn has departed for De-
troit, Mich, where she will visit rela-
tiyes for the next two weeks.
-
Mrs. wheelock is visiting friends in
San Diego, where she will remain for
the coming week.
-
A. w. Lane is In San Francisco on a
business trip
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Potter, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. A. Neales and son and Westly
Anderson, all of Los Angeles; B. v.
Beebe and sons, Mr.. and Mrs PERKS
and Ruth Earl Anaheim.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-20
BRUCE GORDON KINGSLEY

DIfGCIOT OI
Metropolitan Opera School
Blanchard Hall. Room o.3
Send for prospectus of classes.
Elk. So.
Residence phone 1904. West 2575.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
MRS. WILLIAM AST0R
IS CALLED BY DEATH
Woman Who for Many Years
Led New York Society
Closes Career.

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-Mrs. William
Astor,. who for thirty years had been
regarded as the social leader of New
York, died tonight of heart disease at
her home on Fifth avenue. For nearly
four weeks Mrs. Astor, who was 81
years old, had been in a critical condi-
ton, owing to the return OF heart
affection that had given her trouble for
years. Despite her advanced years, she
continued to hold her social domination
up to a year ago, when failing health
compelled her TO retire into comparative
1907 that Mrs. Astor 8 friends learned
Of her i'll health. While she was abroad
last year her son. John Jacob Astor,
made the announcement that Beech
wood. the summer home of Mrs. Astor
at Newport, would not be opened, and
this led to the discovery that she was
in poor health, Word came later from
Mrs. Astor, while she was in Paris,
saying that she would open her New
port villa after all, and that she would
make the season there one OF the gay
est II. years. This promise was not full
filed, however, for when she came back
from abroad she broke down in Boston
and had TO return to New York. She
remained at her home since.
Established -Four Hundred
The society functions given and pre-
sided over by Mrs. Astor were among
the most brilliant on record 1t is said
that tho ballroom in the mansion on
Fifth avenue would accommodate 1000
people. 1t was Mrs. Astor who estab-
lished the famous "400,' her visiting
list being confined to that number OF
names. In 1905, however, she was said
to have "let down the bars when she
invited 1900 persons to one Of the most
memorable social events ever given in
New York. Mrs. Astor received her
guests nt these gatherings seated in q
high back chair beneath portrait of
herself painted by Carolus Duran. The
Astor Jewels were worn by her on this
occasion. II is said the Astor emeralds
are the finest in the world.
William Astor, who died in Paris in
1892, took little part in the social ac.
tivities his wife enioved. Mrs. Astor,
before marriage. was Miss Caroline
Schermcrhorn, a daughter of Abraham
Schermerhoru, a woll-to.do merchant.
She was married 10 William Astor on
September %, 1858.
John Jacob Astor was their only son.
There were four daughters, two Of
whom, Mrs. Ogilyie Haig and Mrs Orme
Wilson, are now living. The eldest
daughter, Miss Emily Astor, who mar
ried j, j. Van Allen. died some wears
ago, rs did Miss Helen Astor, who mar
ricd James Roosevelt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
BELIEVE YOUNG GIRL
IS Being KIDNAPPED
officials Get Busy Over Strange
Case Discovered at
Ogden.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 30-What is believed to
be an attempt to transport a young girl
about fourteen years OF age TO China,
there to become the wife OF some wealthy
Oriental against her Will. is being In
vestigated by Southern Pacific detectives.
Passengers on tourist car 30Sl OF west
bound train No 8, which passed through
Ogden Friday, were worked Into state
OF feverish excitement over the affair
girl, and two companions. ono white
woman and the other Chinsman, ar
rived In the station. One passenger de-
clared that the trio had acted suspiciously
since leaving Chicago, and that she had
heard the girl cry out more than once,
my Cod WILL nobody help me now?"
Depot Master Cunningham was not ad
was leaving Tor San Francisco. After tho
matter was reported TO Superintendent
Manson the latter wired Special officer
Carbon OF the Southern Pacific to board
the train at Montello and make n full In
yestigation.
Passengers on the same car after
irving here sent telegram TO one OF the
II any report had been made Of q white
girl being kidnapped by a Chinaman. The
passengers also requested the Hearst
newspapers In San Francisco TO watch
for the arrival OF the party and make an
Investigation. According 10 the story. the
girl is kept in the background most of
the time by her two companions. and Is
compelled 10 wear green goggles. which
conceal much OF her face. Some are In
clined 10 the belief that the girl has been
sold TO sope wealthy Chinaman by some
OF the white slave dealers OF Chicago,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
BIG DEMOCRATIC RALLY
Is HELD AT SANTAQUN
Special TO The Tribune.

SANTAQUIN. Oct. GO.-A Democratic
rally Was held here TODAY at II o'clock
q. IN. In the Hudson hall The speakers
were Mr.. Morgan and II. IT. Roberts, The
former spoke mostly on panlcs and bank
Ing systems, and about the reforms con-
templatcd by tho platform promulgated
at Denver. His language was very plain
and pleased his audience very much.
Mr.. Roberts took the floor and held the
attention OF his hearers for over an hour.
except during the applause and the lusty
cheering he received. The speaker de-
nounced the mean methods used In this
campaign by 'the coterie or federal bunch
or whatever they call It," Apostle
was a big audience and oil OF them
seemed Immensely pleased with his re-
marks, and at the end OF the meeting men
and women crowded around Mr.. Roberts
TO shake hands with him. Outside the
hall everybody talked about the contrast
between the church Republican rally.
held here last week. and today's rally.
The former. all slurs and assaults. tur-
moil and strife. while today 1t was all
peace, happiness and rejoicing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH
ROAST APOSTLE E-SEN ATOR
Special 20 the Tribune.

PROVO. oct. 3U-The Ladies Demo-
cratic club was entertained AT The home
OF Hon. and Mrs. 4. y. Taylor last
evening Mrs. Jesse knight presto ed
During the evening several speeches were
made. Hon, 7. y, Taylor. former mayor
OF Provo. and now bishop OF the Third
ecclesiastical ward. improved the oppor-
tunty TO express his opinion Of the
apostle senator, who IL styled the leader
OF the Republican, party In Utah, BIohop
Taylor, IN speaking OF the charge made
by the Smout crowd that the Demo
cratic party has Joined with the Amcri-
can party In the present campaign, said
1T has been thirty years gInce / be-
came n deacon In tho church. and during
tnis thirty years my time and fealty have
been given unself1shy FOR what / hold
dear. Now, after this. now that / have
Of such history as this. / AM. as well
a. others, branded az traitors TO our
friends and the state. It's enough 10
make man talk plain, | say 10 you, and
care not who repeats it, that the Re-
pnnncan leaders who are circulating this
positions they hold IN the cnurcn, arc
hss."
Mr., Taylor then spoke on the iiuuo-
question. and said "Our representative
ere committed 10 the cause OF temper
w this state is also strong on temperance
IN all his speeches. He Is outspoksr
against the sale OF liquor from anywhere
whatsoever. save from drug store"
Moro IMAM TWO hundred women were pres
emf and heard Mr. rs ylor In his arraiRn-
Soraply received by frequent applause.
There Is no man or set OF mon so much
excoriated BY the oitisens at the prcrent
time as smoot and his federal gang,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
NEWS OF GREEN RIVER
pecial 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
GREEN RIVER, Oct 3O.-Dr. and Mrs.
T. B, Strauss returned TO Gibson City
Monday 10 spend the winter
Mrs, G. NJ. Bates left Wednesday Tor
her old home In Guthrie Center, Iowa, TO
spend the winter.
Mr.. J. r carp has purchased the
Walters ranch OF eight acres for the sum
OF $4,000.
Mrs T.. c. NIms and TWO sons are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Peck Tor a
few days this week. Mrs. Minis IL on her
wey 10 Twin Falls, where she VIII join
her husband and become a resident OF
that place.
4, Hoistsd. Ray Tngels and Mr.. White
side have returned from trip TO Emmett.
Idaho
u. u. Potter has purchased the ranch
{ Miss Ruby and Ray Ingels, paying
,~35 an acre FOR it.
Messrs. Turner, Schlosser and Collier
returned from salt Lake City Wcdnes-
day night and report having been royalty
entertained ny their hosts In the city
Frank Cook went To- Price Thursday
morning on D business trip.
G. N. Oakes, w. r.. Trlb6le and J NJ
French returned Tuesday from u trip 10
Castle Dale.
p. T. Merrltt left for the east Monday
night to interest some land buyers in the
valley.
+. a. Bricl1er returned to Wipneld.
kes.. Monday night and intends TO bring
bacE punch of prospective settlers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
BRIGHAM CITY NOTES
Special 10 The Tribune.


BRIGHAM CITY, Oct. 30.--The fret
district court has been IN session this
week and a number OF cases disposed Of
Among the cases which came UP for
hearing were the following:
In the matter OF the estate OF Ulrich
Staufrer. deceased sale OF real estate
was confirmed.
Application for letters upon the estate
OF Henry Hales. deceased, was made by
Charles Eric Hogan.
Sarah Ann Bersenberk was appointed
administrators OF tho estate Of Monroe
Bersenbark. deceased.
III. c. Biselow qualified as an executor
Of the estate OF Emily a. Tyroll. deceased.
and V. G. Gunnel OF Ogden. T. Munsey
OF Lucln and Albert Rheims OF Grouse
Creek were appointed appraisers.
Harry Seeger of Elwood was in this
city yesterday and stated that hunt
ing party had been formed TO hunt In
western Box Elder county. Mr.. Seeger
viii pilot the party. which consists OF
Messrs. Harkness and Dix OF tho Davis
County Nursery company and Messrs, G.
g: Adney and T. q. Brown OF Corinne.
The Idea is 90 catch coyotes with dogs, OF
which the sportsmen have In the neigh
borhood OF twenty. all high bred grey
hounds. They will go as far west as the
Nevada line and north 10 tho Idaho line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
GREAT AMERICAN RALLY
is HELD AT HENEFER
Special 10 The Tribune.


CoALVILLE. Oct. 30.-Last evening J.
j.. Gibbs, George +. Goodwin and local
candidates held the first American party
rally ever known In Henefer. Bishop
Harris kindly allowed the use OF the
meeting house ana attended tho meeting
The building was taxed TO its utnost
capacity and for over two hours the
speakers held the close attention OF the
Mr., Gibbs quoted at some length from
official records 10 show ecclesiastical In
reference In politics: he called special
attention To the conspiracy planned I'm
the Gardo house about the time of the
division on party ines. by which it was
arranged that Republican high priests
should go out on the stump 10 advise tho
brethren to vote the Republican ticket.
while the Democratic apostles OF the
church should remain silent: lie then
showed how Apostle John Henry Smith
territory changing Democrats into Rcpub-
llcans by word of counsel. and how
Apostle Moses Thatcher was disciplined
and humllisted because he opposed the
action OF the authorities In this matter.
He then showed conclUslyely how the
church leaders had also delIbcra tely vio-
iated the solemn pledges made TO obtain
statehood.
Mr.. Goodwin took UP the provisions OF
tho enabling act and constitution with
reference 10 the prohibition OF polygamy.
plural marriage and unlawful cohablta-
ton. He said he would make no charges
as 10 violations Of these plcdees bur
would refer the audience 10 the sworn
testimony OF the prophets and apostles al
Washington. He then called attention
90 the more recent evidences OF prIestly
attempts to dictate how their members
ought 10 vote and asked II the people
approved OF such action. He then took
up the Sol kimball letter ana the re-
marks OF Frank j. Cannon contained In
tne circular sent out by the Republican
state convention and showed the ebso-
lutte absurdity Of the charges therein con
thined. He threw the meeting open TO
questions and a returned missionary from
Salt Lake; who appeared 10 have come
up there looking for trouble. asked sey-
eral questions and was completely dis
comnted by the answers and eXplanation
Several others cssaycd the role OF rhe
ouestloners and were sllenced by the an
s~ers of Messrs. Gibbs and Good win 10
the apparent satisfaction of most OF the
people present,
After the meeting was over Il was
learned on unden!able authority that the
word had been passed from President
Taylor OF Coalville 10 the bisiiop OF Hen
efer as 10 the choice OF the Lord of Ger
tain men on both Democratic and RepLb-
lican Tickets for whom the members were
expected 10 vote. The final rally VIII be
held at this place tonight,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
eWS of the Interm0untain Region
Mt. Pleasant News
Special TO The Tribune.

NpSCldl 10 nc
MOUNT PLEASANT. Oct so-Last
night witnessed the close Of the campaign
for the Republicans in this city, so far
as rallies are concerned. County Chair
man Smyth, Albert Christensen and ].
w. Cherry spoke TO the assembled host
at the opera-house. Mr. Christensen
made neat little speech. rnodestly tell
ing the people that he would like their
votes for judge os the seventh district.
Chairman Smyth tried TO explain the
raise in salaries, trying to make It ap-
pear that II would not raise the taxes
Of the people. Mr.. Cherry spoke on the
mistakes, OF the Democratic party. and
from his standpoint knocked Bryan into
a cooked hat. together with his theories.
AT Fairview. Joseph Judd. candidate
for recorder; A. Aldrich. ]. w. Anderson
and Mr.. Fernstrom Of Salt Lake spoke
on the issues Of the campaign to fair
~ well-flled house. Mr.. Fernstrom took
eral bunch, stating that they were the
ones who defeated Frank Knox for mayor
of Salt Lake. II spry is elected governor
and Smoot is returned TO the senate
again for ak years. Mr.. Fernstrom de-
clared that the strife and bitterness In
this state will go on until the bunch is
swept from power. and the people rule.
Eph Hansen, C. NJ. Madsen. and others
out for office. came to Mount Pleasant
yesterday in order to buttonhole the yot-
ers OF this city.
Maxwell Anderson. a young man about
90 years OF age son OF Mr. and Mrs. Ras
mus Anderson Of this CITY. died at tho
family home this morning. The family OF
Mr.. Anderson has been sorely afflicted
this fall with typhoid fever, having had
four children down with that disease 1T
once. The young man was well and IA
bly, known in the community. and was
highly regarded by his large circle OF
friends and acquaintances The death
OF this young man is sad blow TO his
parents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
|LICANS HOLD
CHILLY MEETING
The Tribune.

The Tribune.
n BINGHAM, Oct. 20.-Ncarly
led people attended a Republican
Upper Bingham tonight aud lis
IA. A. Smith. Colonel Kane, AXeI
II Hurry" Joseph expatiete on
'ss OF the church @, o. P. and
itages of standing pat"
rnes and Ted Holman OF this
e also given an opportunity to
q they could do In defense OF
lples of church Repuollcanism
Joseph secured all the convey
Unable and carried most OF the
TO the hall and they were at
;teners most OF the time.
citing was An attempt or the
.le church Republicans TO cayry
)position meeting 10 the Amer
at Bingham, where there were
. 1900 present. The meeting
ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
FOXY HENRY MILLER
Is AGAIN CAPTURED

Henry Miller. the l0-year-old boy who
led Probation officer Brown a merry
chase about the town Wednesday night
and then. after passing a night at the
Detention home. escaped the next day
was recaptured Friday. Policeman Pitt
made the capture. lie saw the boy across
the street from tho police station Young
Miller told the officer nc Knew where he
lived. but after n like chase TO the one
officer Brown took, II was found that he
was running another blum.
The boy was again turned over 90 the
probation officers and II his home can
not be located he VIII be sent 10 the De-
tention home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
MONEY FOR THE BONDS
RECEIVED BY THE BOARD
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 30.--At the regular meet
ing OF the board OF education tonight
the treasurer reported the receipt OF the
sI5. 600 received from the purchaser of the
high school bonds voted by the taxpayers
Of this city several months ago and pur-
chased by a Chicago firm. Fifty thou
sand dollars OF this amount was ordered
placed In the savings bank az per cent
Interest until II could be used. The board
decided that 5000 would be sufficient
at this time TO begin excavation and other
preliminary work on the new building
and that the larger sum Will not be needed
until next spring.
The plans for the new high school
building Will be examined by the bidders
on the contract. which will be let next
Wednesday al a special meeting OF the
board. Actual work will be started on
the ne~ building by November 10. After
transactng routine business the board
adjourned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
SEVERELY INJURED
IN ELEVATOR SHAFT

John Anderson, twenty years old. lies
al the Holy Cross hospital IN serious
condition as the result OF being caught
floor OF the knutsford hotel. Anderson
was handling baggage on tho elevator
and attempted 10 stop OF while II was IN
motion IIe lost his foothold, slipped
down and was caught In such manner
that his stomach and chest were
crushed.
Other employees OF the hotel went 90
his aid and DR.. T. &. Gibson was sum-
moned. The young man was removed
To tho hospital where Il was reported
carly Saturday morning that he was seri-
ously injured and had small chances Tor
recovery.