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The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-23
BOTH WORH.

Bacon-And doesn't her husband yer do any kitchen worl ?"
 Egbert-Sure he does. He some. times fires the rolling-pin back at Ais wifeP-Yonkers Statesman.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-23
SUNDAY, OCT. 24th.

SUNDAY, OCT. 24th. Leader-MrS. Steele. Song.-
 Prayer
 Scripture Lesson. Song.-
 General Resume of Home Mis- sion Work. Mrs. M. w. Gree son.
 Recitation By Juveniles. Paper. member of For eign Missionary Society. Song
 Individual Responsibility of Missions. Mrs. Steele.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-23
To Read Your !
 10 These eoIuma''
REMOVAL NOTICE

HALLS TEXAS WONDEh si remove Kidney, blan m bott Rheumatic trouble. Sl.uo oot M Al contains 60 days trea.lnttn eau to cuf
 seldom one bottle fails stOre. to E Sold by Hesterly Drug 0''
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
STRANGE CASE S, IN CANADA
Scaesarisn Operation Kills Woman Sup,
i.S posed to Have Been Dead.

Sst$sdSsaf SPSVAStpH Mis- vNotHdH5 SUP
posed to Have Been Dead.
Winnipeg, Man. May Investiga-
ton into the death of Mrs. Loust, a
Young French woman, which occurred
recently at st. Louent settlement forty
miles northeast Of this city, made by
police authorities developed startling
facts. Just before the expected birth
Of a child this woman, attended only
by neighbors, no doctor being pres
ent, went into commissions and was
supposed by those present to have
died. A priest was called in and he
said an effort should be made to save
the life of the unborn child, SO at his
request neighbors performed the Cae-
sarian operation by means Of an orcli-
nary razor and delivered the child
alive. But the mother was not dead
and during the, progress of the rude
operation revived and by her shriels,
she not being under an anesthetic,
showed the agony she was enduring,
but it was too late to desist and the
operation was completed, the mother
dying at its close. The child is living
yet and was baptised by the priest.
The police will make a number Of ar
rests 800 5s sES 8E ia : z
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
MRS. TAT IS /
|lDISPOSED.
wife Of the President Suffers
Nervous Breakdown.
ON WAY TO MOUNT VERNON.

Excitement, Heat and Esertion Were
Too Much for Her Nerves and She
Was Hurried Back to the White
House-Had Previously Gone to a
Specialist Who Performed an Opera.
ton on Her Sons Throat.
Washington. May ls.----Mrs Taft,
suffering from slight nervous break
down, was taken ill when on her way
from this city to Mount Werion on
the yacht Sylph with a party of
friends and was hurried back to the
White House. 1t is said that there is
no cause for alarm and that Mrs. Taft
probably will be all right again in =
few days. She was unable to be pres
ent at an Official dinner at the White
House.
President Taft himself prepared the
following statement in regard to Mrs.
Taft's condition: a5i .
" Mrs. Taft is suffering from a slight
nervous attack. She attended the eye,
car and throat specialist in the morn
Ing, where Charlie Taft underwent a
slight operation Oh his throat. She
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
SHOT DEAD WHILE FISHING
Indian Accidentally Killed at Granite
IA S Falls, MINI.

Indian Accidentally Killed at Granite
Falls, MINI.
Granite Falls, Mimi. May 1s.--A
Sioux Indian by the name OF Thomas
Quinn, whose home is at Sesseton, S.
d., was shot and killed here by Will
lam Q Conner of Sacred Heart: O'Con-
nor and his wife had come up from
Sacred Heart for the purpose Of fish
ing in the Minnesota river. Quinn
was here visiting his relatives and
was sitting on the bank opposite from
o Connor fishing when O'Connor took
out a revolver and commenced firing
into the river, Notwithstanding, it is
said, the river bank on both sides was
I lined with people fishing, and a bull
let from his revolver passed through
Ouinn's heart, killing him Instantly.
The body was sent back to Sisseton.
Quinn was a wealthy Indian farmer
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
TO TRY GROWING OF EASTERN
HARDWOOD DIS in CALIFC) R-

The Pacific coast will soon be-
the scene Of an interesting tree
growing experiment. The U.s.
Forest Service is planning to in
troduce a number of the mere I'M
portant eastern hardWoods into
California, and will this year ex-
pertinent with chestnut hickory.
Eastwood, red OAK, and yellow pops
lar or tulip trees. Small patches
of these trees will be planted near
the forest rangers cabins 81, the
national forests, and il these do
we'll larger plantations on a com
mercial scale will soon be estab-i
lished on wider areas.
There are over1 25 different spe-
3cies Of trees IN Galifornia q NUM-
Der Of which produce some Of the
most valuable varieties Of lumber
in the country. Altho consid erably
over one half Of the species are
hardwood trees, yet, with the ex-
ception Of the exotic eucalyptus
there is not single species Of
hardwood here ranking in CONNER
cial mportance with the leading.
eastern hardwoods Climatic con-
ditions in many parts OF Cali ornia
are undo " favorable for the
growth of a number Of the valua-
bic hardwoods, and the absence Of
these trees IL due mostly to unfav-
orable facts Of seed distribution.
,Ifthe experiments are success
full a valuable asset will have been
added to the forest resources ofi
this state which should prove Of
special benefit to the local furni-
ture and vehicle industries. Chest
nut and red oak are highly esteem
Led for furniture, while with hick-
DRY, Eastwood, and eucalyptus at
Its command, alifornia should lead
|5all other states in the vehicle in
dustry.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21


was with llirn for several hours She
then started with the resident and a
small party Of friends on tho Sylph
fer Mount Vernon. The excitement,
heat and exertion were too muchS3 for
Mrs. Taft''s nerves, and the party was
obliged to, turn back before reaching
Alexandria Mrs. Taft was quickly
taken to the White House. The doc
tor says that afterSa a few days of com.
p1ete rest Mrs. Taft win be able to
resume her social duties. DR.. Delany
Is in attendance, Mrs More, Mrs.
Teft's sister, acted as hostess at the
official dinner at the White House"
\ Mrs. Taft's illness probably viii
not interfere with the presidents trip
te Petersburg, Va, and Charlotte. N.
G., on Wednesday, and Thursday, but
Mrs. Taft will not accompany him.
81 The operation performed on Charlea
Taft was not or Serious nature, and
today he will be taken to the White
House. ss IA
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
Des;esrter Wound 70, ed.

Detroit. May 49, Elmer Sullivan, a
private, charged with being deserter
from the One Hundred and Sixty
ninth coast artillery at Fortress Mon
|. roe was shot through tfia ship
~ Guard Edward Lively when ne at.
tempted to escape from the grard-
house at Fort Wayne. D;
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
RESULTS ON THE DIAMOND
National League.

Z Nationai League.
At Boston, \ y ST. Louis. s. n
At New York, s; Cincinnati, o.
at Brook lyn, 4; Pittsbnrg, Id.
At Philadelphia, i Chicago, 8.
American league.
sAt Detroit, 5 J; Boston 8,
At st. Louis, a; Washington, 0.
4 At Cleveland /, 5 II New York, g.
twelve innings.
At Chicago, O.: Philadelphia, y
twelve innings. ~ ~ 5l&s /!
American Association.
AT Kansas City, i. Toledo. q.
At St Paul, s; Louisville, 2.
AT Milwaukee, s; Columbus, 8.
At Minneapolis, 1; Indianapolis, o. 4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
MinneapoIIs 8Wheat.

Minneapolis, May 1E yheat Way,
s1.2aA; July, $1,osM 01.oaA Sept,
I $1.0sssss. On track Il hard, ST..
|sse n 01.:1Aa No. Northern, s1:2s NJ
! @1.30A: No. Northern. $1.27A a.
1:2ss No. Northern, $1.25AM
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
WHY NOT TRY TIsIs7

We want everybody with scalp Of hair
ailments, even though they are bald in
spots, TO Try .Rexall ao3 Hair Tonic.
We exact 40 promise or obligation. Simply
use a large bottle. Then il not satisfied
tell us, and We will refund the money paid
sus for it. Two sizes, soc. and SI.oo. 81 81
r. w. Kriser The RexaIl Store
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21

nauIed. Fortunately no serious
damage was done.
hi, I ) -.
u -. 8. e 49, 'ss :, nsss
AZ, !, IS pus, sio. VIII e.ana,
M ia. s, !, wv " lSas.gsal
lin this city. Swetland Is branching
out Id all directions. and IS haul
ling big chunks Of business from all
| parts of the STATE.
3t, /, !, !, !. /, \. & !. SO
90, ~ iisau ~ S.. Nss'A !oI
80, = ~ ]. rs kuss VII
8 go. g sss.l s pusillss
49, aI |. s u.s. asss. ~ VIZ !
n sa ., " !, CIV anuye. y
HE is figuring 81, q position, with
1.-THE Deming Investment Co. of
that city. III
!. ,. : :, !, !,
sAs Su1uay ~ s ~ sWlli
ia .r,,Gt "a ~ ssass NY sis ~
n r.,s.es q .,;s eausi lai rs
from neighboring towns. and 3 y ,,,s,,
S..:s. - - II sYaiu
TO. Two special trains Will be run
lin to accommodates the large NUM-
bers of visitors who will take ii,
the event. sEs3,
Mrs. HI. ID B,rya,, was II ,r,red
slightly in & a runaway lass Thurs
1day afternoon. The horse SHE'D AZ
la piece Of paper and threw Mrs
lO,Bryan out of the RIO Forum
atelysno harm, vas done and Mrs
| o BRYAN ESCAPED with q few bruis es
The horse ran away, breaking the
ldashboard and thilis and cntt no
up generall y before ne was stopped.
The bridge across the Sioux on
Indiana avenue has beer, declared
lunsafe. and ordered closed by Aid
/ / ester streets and alIays chair.
man The bridge, 4 not 7an, SI dan.
gerous.' hut Sbeyond reasonahle IS.
Inair II ID nrohahle that vii, ha
building another. bridge A. thaf
| point to replace the rresent str,,c.
tire 4, a e, s, s'as5
:, h 'a'ls frloay evening me MODERN
INeighbors toEssa theatre party at
the Idle Hour, followed Sbys'a pro-
/ gram AZ the hall A feature Of
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
\ Cottages for sale on monthly
payments. Lee Slower. $3.50 81

II is always hard problem to
snoW,luss now g enseruain your Y
IIlenus % tnat az nave me pesl
poss.ple 2ei!ne. LEI " soiVe tnls
I ploDi e TOT ~ you-elYe cnem an
luie a. ilour Tarsy. .Ss
l9 J. Zimmerman has decided Ia
move hisfamilyto Aberdeen where ,tr.s
ne will make his future home.
lie recently obtained a position an
Aberdeen and ls well pleased with
tn 1 outlook there N,
The Brickell . construction ca
has secured the \ rntract4 for fhe
cori,sfrhct;on of the s Is ~ "a
ofhcers club house at Camp Roos-
eyelt, which according TO the con-
tract ~ 20 cost 5000 complete.
In the Bad Lands is 4 rict,,re
Ifull Of action ana exciternentss and
shows most nderful natural
scenery which sfIoGIlI,ld he If intarr.
est 70 all Dakotans. Idle Hour
Friday and Saturday
Rev AS Keeler returned thu
first ;of the week fron, i cad where
he Has been scfcomir3,aan,v,,ifnp m
brother Who has been sick az Ia some
weeks wee past. III was Is thot that q
cnange OF ar u the Hills would
restore him to heal tn 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21


to the ground and sprained his right
ankle. The pony arrived at home
without its rider. but nothing.
was thot Of it till q little later,
when Mrs. Livingston received q
telephone message that the boy
had had an accident and was w
ing near the bridge. She imrnedi.I
ately drove to the scene 81 the ac.l
cident. Medical aid was obtained
and the boy will soon be over his
troubles.
room house at 100 9th 1t. me-
for rent. Lee Slower 48-50.
PERCY sells typewriter ribbons.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21
ocaI II appeniT1qs.

9 room house at ZIG 9Th ST. i. &.
for sale: Lee Slower. 1850
The M.B.A. holds its regular
monthly meeting this Friday eyen-
ing.
Miss Nettie Hodgson expects to
leave soon for a visit with friends
in Seattle, Wash.
Don ! put off till tomorrow what
you can do today. Moral visit
the Idle Hour.
We cure appendicitis without the
knife. Drs. olcraft, Osteo-I
paths. 443tf
Henry Hanten has constructed
an auto garage near his residence
Lon Kemp ave.
L For Sale Rich black dirt, SO
|cents per load. q. E. Archer,
phone Red 4655. 48-51.
The Gray construction company
started preliminary work on the
new high school building Thursday
last. 555ss a3S
E RIB. McComb Of Houghton, Wis,
who has been in this city on bust
ness returned to his home Friday
last.
Miss Ruth Case left last week for
Brookings where she visited for a
short time with friends in that
[city. She returned Monday
Dean, who's Dean? Dean is the
peoples painter. just give him
/ a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone No. red 4O6. 48tf.
B. Valleau the proprietor Of
the Idle Hour came over from
Aberdeen Thursday evening to
spend a few days in this city on
business.
i Who has not heard of the pic
turesque Bad lands of Dakota2
Few have seen it however. See
itat the Idle Hour Friday and SAT-
urday.
Never whip a shying horse past
the object which frightens him.
Drive slowly and let the horse
see the object and learn that it
will not hurt him.
Laugh and grow fat! The two
pictures Boys will be boys and
The House Of Terror is guaran-
teeds tosd do this. Idle Hour Friday
and Saturday
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-21

Laugh and grow fat! The two
pictures Boys will be- boys and
The House Of Terror is guaran-
teed TODD this. Idle Hour Friday
and Saturday. q
New-York tribune., 1909-05-19
TELLS OF RUEF OFFER.
Rudolph Spreckels Bares GRAFT
Prosecution Secrets.

San Francisco. May 18-Rudoph Spreckels nnan- m
cial hacker of the graft prosecution CoiitL44 .-
testimony at the Calhoun trial TO-DAY. on t C,os-
examination Mr. Spreckels said that ADfaIia- ~
o,,af tba dethroned boss had visited his onneeS
three times between 1901 and 1910 49,.
7 recollect in particular, ne saAo' - 4
view with Ruef that called TO my atten'ioI - s.-o
need for an investigation. Ruef came TO my orloe
80 80 o,as+.5 hat 7 get up a syndicate to bid on
r,,,nicnaI bonds about be issued he pTo-llise-
that bids would be succeeded by strlAe
horrihed by the suggestion. 49,.
.'Ruef assured me that the bid OF the syHuioa' ,
yvou1d he accented" continued Mr. Spreckels' an
he would guarantee that we would not nave u -
above par for the bonds. asked him no" IIit
could be done and he said: That's s'nlpe sp, -
ter You know my connection with the IaOOl - i
people. When the bids are about 10 oe $50 a,
NE will have the biggest strike this town ever 50
ut,l tie I'D everything, including the street raj
ways Then I'd like to see any OF your e.
friends except those in on the know su0iiii' Oi-
for these bonds ..I,A
"I asked Ruef il he really intended for the SAKE
=, r,oking money TO bring on strike that might
res1Ilt in bloodshed and he said he was only JoA-
ing But his face flushed, and he Witndre" lIoi-
my Office" ,., ..,,z
tho infarences and insinuatons, Mr.. Sperckels sat
undisturbed disclosing the inner secrets OF tli7
craft prosecution, recting the substantial pay heiI
he has made to its officers and agents anu US
c1sir,inp utterly the motives imputed 70 him oy
Earl Rogers who conducted the inquiry lor tLe
defence Mr. spreckels will produce IN court 10
morrow his personal account of the many tnou-
Ids ~ 6oIIars he admitted he had expended IN
behalf OF the graft prosecution.
Mr.. spreckels admitted that he had paid tne rem
and expenses of Mr.. Heney's private law once LOT
q long time and that these items amounted 10 oe
tween 800 and 500 month 1t was hke"ise d
r7ttted that Mr. Sprecklels had for long tne
paid a considerable sum to Charles ". Cooo, Ar.
Heneys partner to whom. in pursuance o. an
agreement made at the outset OF the pros7e"''o1''
Mr. Spreckels is to pay $4,000 more
New-York tribune., 1909-05-19
BROOKLYN,S COURTHOUSE
Gouernor Signs Bill Permitting Sc
lection of Site and It's Erection.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Albany, May 1S-Governor Hughes to-day signed
the bill permitting the selection OF site for new
courthouse in Kings County and the erection of
that edifce under the supervision Of the Judges.
This was the measure which was stranded with
many others through the Newconnb flibuster in the
last days of the legislative session. Though the
Public Service law amendments could not be resur-
rected and passed this bill, in exactly the same
position. was urged so strongly by State Chairman
Woodruff that il eXtricated-
The Governor also signed the Merritt bill to pre-
vent the use Of corporate stock of New York City
10 pay for running expenses. This bit Of iegisla-
ton represents the entire achievement of the cas-
sdy committe which investigated New York Citys
financial condition six bills were introduced 10
meet the committees recommendations. -Four were
passed This was the only one which got 20 Mayor
Mcclellan.
Governor Hughes also signed the Conger bill, pro
vidine for an issue OF bonds 70 the amount Of
s. coo 900 for the Improvement OF the Cayuga ana
Seneca canals so as make them a part OF the
barge canal system of the state. The proposition
will be submitted 10 a vote OF the people at the
general election this fall
New-York tribune., 1909-05-19
HOLDS HEARING ON SUBWAY STATION.
P. S. g. Listens to Arguments for and Against
One at 122d Street and Broadway

The Public Service Commission held hearing
yesterday on the question of subway station
az or near 122d street and Broadway Counsel for
the Association for Obtaining Subway Station at
or Near 122d Street and Broadway produced sew
eral witnesses, who testified that the interests of
the neighborhood would be greatly benefited by
such station.
letter was read from General Horace Porter
saying that at least 5O0O0 persons a year visited
Grants Tomb and suffered inconvenience from the
fact that there was station at present between
116th street and Manhattan street. There are a
large number of schools, colleges and institutions
in this section.
Frank Hedley vice-president and general man
sger of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company
opposed the idea the ground that it would
cause delay TO the thousands of persons who use
the subway TO points north of 116th street. He
admitted that a station could be built the point
desired but said 1t would be expensive piece
of work He thought that the present stations at
11sth street and Manhattan street not far
enough apart TO warrant a station between them
The hearing adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-19
UIRE TAPPING CHARGED.
Brokers and Telegraph Officials Held
an PittSburg.

Pittsburg. May 1S.-Testimnny seeming 10 lholcdte
that the alleged wire tapping operations against
the Western Union Telegraph Company had been
going on for about five years was deduced to-day
AT the hearing Of r B. Saylor, former suPer1n-
tendent Of the company, who is alleged to be con-
rected with the giving OF Chicago Board OF Irade
grain quotations to persons who should not have
received them.
Isaac y Barto former general wire and repeater
chisf OF the Western Union company, and William
II Smith and William l. Thompson. brokers OF
this city were also arraigned on charges growing
out of the alleged wire tapping operations. and all
were held on S2OO0 bail. Barto did not obtain the
necessary bond and was committed 10 jail:
Rarto testified for the prosecution to-day ana
told of sums OF money that he and Joseph Crotzer
line foreman of the company, and j. w Price
manager of the commercial news department re
Ceyed from brokerage frn OF this city TO furnlsh
market quotations TO the firm. -,
Crotzer testified that when several local brokers
could not get the wires from the Chicago Board or
Trade tapped here they obtained the quotations
from tapTed wires Buffalo. Hammond. Ind, and
other points. -, A.. 49,.
had followed SayIor and Barto to a local hotel
where the two met Smith, and that the later
handed an envelope TO Saylor. Shortly atter this
the detectives testified, Saylor gave Barto $40 70 oe
divided among Price. Crotzer and hlmseit'
New-York tribune., 1909-05-19
BLUNDERS ON TARIFF
Continued from nrst page.

nails and translated into unpronoUncable cA..
man. 1t will return to plague him in the gA--
lin Official organs. It will be called 10 his AZ.
tention by his chief after every visit Of an az.
cited diplomat, and, when the campaign Is on
he will see it embIazonsd on the front pazs ~
every Democratic sheet throughout the length
and breadth Of the land. Surely he will rsuA,x
the day when he sought TO elucfdate the in
tricacies of the tariff"
One statement accompanying this table 10
true. The President has taken some stems n
inform himself regarding the extent 10 which
the pending tariff bill reduces the duties ~,
necessities. and he will be fully advised when
the time comes for him to act on the tarir
bill. but 1t is hardly likely that ne will see ht
TO make public the results Of his investigations.
The enc important branch Of information which
the President desires. some reasonably accurate
data regarding the cost OF production here and
abroad. IL is impossible for the Trea sury expsz
with their present facilities 70 furnish but il i
expected that defect will be remsdied under hs
provision in the Senate bill authorizing tha
Executive TO employ such experts as he may
deem wise.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-19
MISSING CHILD FOUND NEAR HOME
Was Sitting on Doorstep in Entire Change of
Costume-No Kidnappers Traced.

Edna Weiner. two years old. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Weiner, Of No. 9S Montrose avenue.
Williamsburg. found sitting on doorstep
within block of her home yesterday, after disap-
pearing Monday evening. Her parents had been
searching the entire city for her Her clothing had
been completely changed
When discovered fifteen detectives from the
Stagg street station were searching for the little
girl The whole neishhorhood had been secured
for traces of her. The ssing child first seen
by q little girl OF the ntighborhood, who told the
Weiner family. Every house In the district was
again gone through by the detectives. but no trace
was found of possible kidnappers
When the news Of the return OF the supposed kid
ma pped child circulated in the neighborhca1 a
crowd Of more than three thousand people gathered
about the Weiner home The reserves were called
out 10 disperse them. The child had been unnjured
New-York tribune., 1909-05-19
BILLS ONE DAY LATE.
-Four Measures ApproUed By Mayor
ArriUe after Is Day Period.

Albany May 1s-Four bills approved by Mayor
Mcclellan reached the Governor on Monday one
day over the ffteen-day period during which the
city is allowed to retain bill consequently they
cannot be considered by the Governor. The phs
were in Albany Sunday, but were not delivered
until Monday.
Among the measures is by c. F. Murphy IN
relation TO the jurisdiction of the Courts or spe-
cial Sessions Of the First and Second divisions over
children under sixteen years of age under charges
of e criminal nature. Another bill by Mr. Murphy
proposed to amend the charter of New York rela-
tive the classification of criminals and misde-
meanants and relation to the Board of Parole OF
New York and its control over prisoners IN the
New York City Reformatory for Misdemeanants
The third bill by Mr.. Sargent, would have re-
leased the states title to certain lands under water
in Jamaica Bay and Rockaway, so that the city
could cooperate with the federal government IN
the creation of a harbor there.
The fourth BILL by Mr.. Hoey. was TO allow per
diem emploves in New York City weeks vaca-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-19
rvo-YEAR-oLD GIRL RUN ovER
Frantic Father Threatens to Kill Truck Dli''''
Win Is Saved BY the Reserves.

Florence Dezico. two years old. was pa 80
font Of her home at No ~ Flushing avenus D.sA
lvn Yesterday afternoon when = heavy ~ tIu- .-.ak
bv George Snedecker. Of No SS5 Washin9'0i :
Manhattan. came along The driver
Hoarv. who lives AT No 2f2 Sands street.
ala not see the child until she was aln'os' -
the horses hoofs He dropped the relIs - - =,
out on the pole but failed in frantie "a
snatch the child from the ground vhele
tan.r in her fright. directly in front OF tn7 -
preaching truck s.l. raa
The horses stepped on her and me W, .srss
aver the little BODY but she did not de nm me,
hours later in the Cumberland street ..-tssrs
The childs father. Antonio. saw tn- -.rsst
sro,, window and rushed out into the 80 s---
threatening to kill Hoary. Several OF lis L.. !, ths
men ioined him and the driver was So So ,,,,esd
midst of a hostile crowd His Piishl va y,,shinz
~, Mounted Patrolman Marshall OF the = ,-ar-1
oy .tst,on He summoned the reserves 80
that station and they arrived IN time -
serious injury to Hoary. He was locAsm locAs- --m