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The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13
LEADER OF NEWARK
MOB IS ARRESTED
Wanted Man-Sheriff Resigns
His Office.
fBu Associated PreSS.)

Columbus, Ohio, July 13.-Governor
Harmon returned to Charlevoix, Mich
yesterday, to remain until the 23rd
when the hearing of Mayor Atherton
of Newark, suspended because of last
weeks lynching, will be held.
Sheriff William Linke of Licking
county, who was to have hearing
July 25, resigned yesterday, and Frank
Slabaugh of Hebron, a lawyer with
offices in Columbus, was appointed
his successor.
Assistant Attorney General Milner
went to the reformatory to question
two prisoners, said to have participat-
ed in the lynching. Seven arrests
have been made, including Emaline
Watha, Haytian, alleged to have led
the mob.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

posed the plans of Secretary Meyer
looking to reorganization of the
Navy Department.
In formal statement issued by the
Navy Department, the situation grow
ing out of the difference of opinion
between the Secretary and the chief
of the Bureau of Construction and
Repairs was set forth as follows:
This action on the part of the Chief
Constructor Capps, was prompted by
the fact that he did not find himself
In entire accord with certain details
OF the reorganization policy of Presi-
dent Taft and Mr.. Meyer Under
these circumstances, Mr.. Meyer
deemed it best for the service in the
navy to recommend that Mr.. Capps'
resignation be accepted, and that he
then be transferred to other duties"
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13
BETTER HIGHWAYS
FOR MISSISSIPPI
Hinds, Lauderdale, Rankin and Other
Counties Arranging to Construct
Model Roads.
Special to The Neaos.

Special to The NeUS.
jackson, Miss, July 13.-There will
be no protest against the proposed
100000 bond issue for the purpose
OF constructing system of good roads
leading into Jackson, and an election
on the subject will not be necessary
Advices from those portions of the
first and fifth supervisors districts
outside of Jackson state that the far
mers are giving cordial approval to
the plan, and are quite willing to bear
their share of the expense.
The special tax levy that will be
made necessary to pay interest on
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13
DENIES CONSPIRACY
AGAINST washington
(By Associated PresS.l

Buenos Ayres, July 13.-The fourth
international conferences of American
Republics was formally opened in this
city yesterday and will remain in ses
sion for five or six weeks. In some
quarters the importance of this gath
ering is regarded as second only to
the great peace conference at The
Hague.
The American delegation, which
numbers twelve, is headed by Henry
White, former American ambassador
to France, and includes j. B. Quin-
tero, lawyer and journalist of New
Orleans.
The opening address of welcome
will be delivered by DR.. De La Plaza,
the Argentine minister of foreign af-
fairs. Henry White will reply in be-
half of the delegates.
The newspaper, La Razon, COM
menting today on the reports publish
ed in Europe that Argentina, Brazil
and Chile are planning the formation
of an alliance, the object of which
shall be to counterbalance the policy
and the effect of the actions of the
government of the United States on
the American continent, declares that
the policy of the Northern Republic
does not give any reason for such an
entente. An alliance of this kind, the
paper says, would result in no advant-
age to Argentina; on the contrary, it
would have the effect of placing great
restrictions on her commerce.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13
"LDH47 FOOLS THESE MoRrALs BE"

Many laugh at the idea of anv ~ -
power by Theodore people are
oozTse and Roosevelt contingency arise
So but there ability this country who
tner opinion on that point The
70 wise they may not be as harmless as
i fh giddiness 10
q Marion Reedy of the ST touis Mirror a t - -
ardent admirer of the to call Teddy
not until after Col Roosevelt delivered speech
= onoon tnat n Reey began to suspect that his
g9ps reactnay with are entirely alien to
Acan traditions and aspirations of the Mir
Roosevelt suspect that he might be
afy undesirable citizen" under fact Mr.
Of tie iunsles hlea WITH @ It's % On @ OF the man who came out
q mood and under whose tongues is
Reedy making former confidence in the
saePr socet1ut savior as the third Napoleon
ofbe government is at the outook office or a. ot p me % @
eky calls the tng
to tell Roosevelt coupon polo to do
very interesting is this deveonment of onenan
one comments upon # shows
though clearly the drift dcoward country Roosevelt do
pictorial comcaity Let George do
~ But what position assigns to
nat ever held the presidential office
nley was great as we know but Mckinley
as muitudinou regarded as nothing better than
VINO forgets the message
au at great number of his felowcountmen
ohal him Roosevelt Rex the fellow
fault intensified by the
es mary good people want They
cent know what they We are now witt
wrecked II the pah phase trusting far the man who
9st pases and is dangerous and
s the more we have of the
may be said that Mr. Reedy puts all the people
t2a He folly NAV induce Rooseve
hSg offered to him OF course he womb T b anu authority that are
nSo IT. but the path leaves violated con-
funons the national freedom The caz
0n q thousands of pepe might well dbauch
sensitive conscience possessed He took
ynoney and reyied Rooseves character or
Kpdto suspicion that he oute anab,e -, A..
GIFTED fawpfng multitude that demigod 1t may
rue nat most OF his woshps
yh to part But the, will be reaction
ne Of these days and then Roosevelt win be
kmercan people ~ II
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13
SO FIR so GOOD

5oard or
ing railroads and the ueess ont n
ffghtsof city - INV ~ ~ on al 'nelr
a 80 sood put on
iots owned by individuals
@ % uAeahy as corporation weeds
nat the and the of
ne weeds The weeds
tne weeds in anybody's
against and
enforcement OF that
Ys n9tness and give better to the people
either the Traction vbosever uv IL H do o
weeds from either side of the
re pown across the
rains nave produced mighty of
and is certainly
hoening OF the
sanupont prevention etter thancu
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

oos r S. Thigpen eAecu''N
his certain deed of trust to L. L. w."
=. tr,,steo to secure an Indebtedness
to Paul B. johnson, beneficiary Oil
.,o o+b dav of February, 1910 winch
said deed of trust is recorded III D'
Five q, at pages 19S-l99' Record Oi
MORTGAGES and Deeds of Trust OIL
lands in the office Of the chanceFS
o,orl, of Forrest county, MISSISSIPPI
whereas. the trustee in said deeo
of trpet T. L. Ward, is not present.
able and willing to execute SAID ueeu
of trust, and ,,.oor
whereas. The said Paul B. Johnson
beneficiary desired to appoint SUI,
stitute trustee therein; and the SAID
beneficiary did in a written iii''iu
men+ dated June 2Srd, 1910, appoint
the undersigned ]. E. DAVIS as sun
s+ituted trustee therein, which saiu
substitution is of record in tne oln'0
Of the cbancery clerk of Forrest coun-
ty, Mississippi, in Book Seven al page
GA Record of Mortgages & DEEDS OIL
Lands; and
Whereas. The said 7. S. Thigpen
made default in the payment OF 'ne
said Indebtedness, and the said bene-
ficiary having requested the under
signed substituted trustee to execute
the said deed of trust and sell SAID
land and property;
Now. therefore, l, the undersigned
substituted trustee, will on Monday,
the first day of August, 1910, within
legal hours. at the front door of the
court house, of Forrest county, Miss,
at Hattiesburg. Miss. sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described property men
toned in said deed of trust, to-wit.
Beginning at the northeast corner
of Lot Five in Block 1903, of the Kam-
per & Winery survey of Hatties-
burg, Mississippi, where Fifth street
enters Mobile street on the west side
of Mobile street and running westerly
along the south side of jth street six
ty-five feet for a point of beginning,
thence run westerly along the south
side of Fifth street forty feet, thence
south fifty-four feet more or less to
the property owned by F. W. Gibson
and Willie Gibson, thence east forty
feet more or less, thence north fifty.
four feet TO 9Th street. the point OF
beginning, together with all the i'm
provements thereon.
Witness my signature this 5th day
Of June, 1910.
]. E. DAVIS.
july G-3t Substituted Trustee.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13
OPPOSED NAVY HEAD;
BUREAU Chief QUITS
(B" hSSo"irte6 PreSs.I

Washington. July 13.-Washingtor
Lee Capps, captain of the regular IA
val establishE IT. nd P,ar Admiral
by virtue Of the fact that for nearly
seven years he has be, n bead of the
Bureau of Construction ard Repairs.
rendered his resignation to, take effect
October 1. 1t has been accepted.
Admiral Capps, before a congress
sional court last winter, bitterly op-
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13
MEEkER ASSAULT
REPORT IS HOAX
Special to The NeaCS.

Special 70 The Ne1CS.
Alexandria, La, July lat has
developed that the scare in the Meek
er neighborhood over the reported at
tempt upon some white girls by a
negro yesterday was entirely without
foundation.
The whole fact was that it was a
case of a drunken negro and three
badly scared girls, without the least
damage being done. This news comes
direct from the sheriffs office. The
negro has not been arrested yet, but
it is certain that nothing criminal was
intended
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

We have the oldest employment COM
pany in Mississippi and the best ad-
vertised, hence we can make it to
your interest to call on us for either
employment, or skilled help. South
ern Employment Co., ]. E. Maddux,
Manager. 112 Mobile Street. Both
Phones 377. feb 22-6mo.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

FOR SALE-One violin, mandolin,
flute, bass-violin violincella, two
guitars and one drum with cymbals.
All fine instruments. Address Box
80, McLaur1n, Miss. 13-1t
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

WANTED--By a reliable white wo-
man, position as house-keeper, cook
or in doctors office. Address 405
ROME street, Hattiesburg, Miss, or
call home phone 736 Green. 12-3t
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

DR.. H. R. Rayner removed several
corns for me almost week ago
without pain or trouble afterwards,
and my feet now feel like l never
had had corn. w. A. Collins, P.
M. S-tf
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES AND RE-
PAIRlNG-I have purchased the H.
w. Herlong Automobile Establish
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
cheap at 213 Unetta street, just off
Buschman. 12-2t
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

FOR RENT-Large furnished front
room, with or without board, bath.
For couple or gentleman. Apply
504 Bouie. Home Phone ITS. 612t
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

ment and solicit share of the pub
lie repair and supply business. Com
petent workmen always in charge.
H. V. PERRY, Stevens Building, e.
Pine street. Cumb. phone 27e.
6z4-1mo
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

CORNS-And ingrowing nails re-
moved without pain in five minutes.
DIR. H. R. RAYNER, Owl Drug Co.,
Phone No. 7. Ladies waited on at
their homes. 9-6t
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

WANTED-By experienced designer.
to make fashionable dresses. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.-Mi WADE.
9l2 River Avenue, Home Phone $50.
11-eod-3t
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

FOR SALE-My home at 921 River
Avenue; corner lot, 100 feet front
and 250 feet deep. Phone 255 Home.
No agent need apply. Mrs. Mary
Korndoffer Dozier. 6-21-10t
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

not $40" IN vaudeville
sno" iohg In Hattesburg
son VIII not show a show 1ohnson.
snow aIer ne shows in he sorvoniu .h
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

pnes announce that Jim will go on long bur
u hot or coons Clarion-I
NOW that was the unkndest cut of all" ~ '
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

American
lor not taking the t 49,
me senator's po
aevL Recent uterances of b t 90 - ~,
lnat ne is again headed Texasward -HO''"'0
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-13

.a,ns thursday We are in favor mobbing the
enough OF a thing is enough e
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
GOES TO DEATH BY
CAHB0LIC ROUTE
Ms. Lottie Scarrow Worried Over
Failure 10 Find Work-Discov-
cred Dying BY Sister.

faEine advantage OF the momentay
absence "a her sister, Mrs. I.Ottie
Sg,.rfoW. - years Old, swallowed ear
1oIic lrid with fatal result. shortly
before noon, "Wednesday, in her room.
ing house No. 81 Glizabeth-st. east
Mis-. Scarrow, who is said TO live III
Wayne. Mich, had been at the room
ing house for six weeks Nothing o.
hnt hs,OIy Was known there. Last
SUNDAY. her sister, whose name Was
mo-, known by the landlord, came u
stay with her
Every day Mrs. Scarow went out
10 loJh for work. but apparently could
find nOae.
Her sister left the room at 1880
u'C'ugk Wednesday morning. and
WncU she returned. Mrs. Scarrow lay
wr'tlirg ca The floor, with bottle
OF carDCiiy acid beside her She was
rushed To- Grace hospital. where she
dt,d Wi,h.u few minutes II is sup
posed she was respondent over fail
urp 70 srcurc employment.
The sister accompanied her TO the
hospital, bUJ left there soon after Mrs.
ScalroNs death. Coroner Bennett is
iusCstlcatiuE
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
Says SON HAS
KIDNAPPED NIECES
Mrs. Louisa Smith Wants Police To
Locate Children Being Hauled
Around On Hand-sled. g.

Mrs. Louisa Smith. OF No lbs Artil-
lery-aVe., has asked the local police 10
search Tor her two little granddaugh-
ters, Katie Almos, aged 8. and Jose
Prime Almos, 6 years old. who are be-
ms hauled around the country on a
hand-sled by their uncle Gabriel
smith, son OF Mrs Smith. he is 81
years old. and Is. ais mother says,
mentally unbalanced.
Charles Almos, father OF the two
children, lives on Springwells.aye., but
when his wife died two years ago he
turned the children over 70 their
grandmother at their dying mothers
request. She recently moved TO st.
GAR. Mich, but expected TO soon re-
turn TO Detroit. and in the meantime
placed The children in st. Vincents
home.
On Thanksgiving day Smith manag-
ed 10 get the children out OF the home
tie loaded some bed quilts and blank
cts on hand sleigh, and put his two
little nieces Oh the sled. together with
his own two children. and started on a
tour OF the state
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
SUES D. U. R. FOR $4,000.
Mrs. Anna Fowke Was Injured 5y Car
That Failed To Stop on Signal.

Persons who swear at the ID e. 4.
every time q street car raj hos by.
.eaving them STANDING ON the corner,
'will watch with interest trial now i'm
progress iu JddIc Maudeu's court. i'm
which Mrs Anna NJ FoUke ig suing
|for 100000
Mrs. Fovke alleges that. on Aprt %.
1908, she signaled q car Co stop for npr
|at Joseph Cdmpauayo an Iay-st In
stead OF stopping how Ger. Gao ear
shot by al the rate 25 miles per
|hour AIRS FowEc stood close to the
track. expecting that the car would
stop, ana was struck by projection.
She sustained a deep cut acToss the
Forehead which ultimately resulted m
/ the loss of her right eve. her lrft ley
was fractured and she was painfully
'cut and bruised from head lu foot As
p result of her injuries she is now a
physical wreck
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
HOMER WARREN rAVORS
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.
Would Result in Local Circulation OF
Million Dollars Yearly Now Sent
Out Of City.


A million dollars a year goes ont
from Detroit which would remain here
If we had postal savings banks. That
was one OF the strong statements
made by Postmaster Homer Warren
in his talk az the Wholesalers & Man.
ufactureTs luncheon in the Hotel Cad
lilac Wednesday noon. ne declared
that q postal savings bank system
would not hurt the other banks, as the
money would be deposited in Gle city
and 60 into circulation again
Al the present time foreigners buy
government money orders, paying 80
cents per $l00 therefor, and deposit
The orders at the postotiice, thus Great
ing a pa tial postal savings fund now.
Postmaster Warren expressed his
belief that the zone system or parcels
post would wipe out the deficit in the
rural mail delivery service. The zone
plan would protect retailers against
mail order houses.
IL can ship a package 70 Germany.
now, cheaper than TO Pontiac" as
serted the postmaster
He gave interesting statistics to
show the wonderful growth OF postal
business in Detroit during the past
few years.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
COMMANDER PEARY
WILL Be MADE
REAR ADMIRAL
Senate Passes Bill To Grant Him
Highest Pay Accorded Retired
Officer of This Rank-House
Expected To Concur.
Explorer Gives $4,000 To Assist
South Pole Expedition To Be
Headed by Capt. Bartlett.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The senate
today passed a bill TO make Command
er Robert +. Peary. discoverer OF the
North Pole, a rear-admiral on the re
tired list.
Immediately after the senate con
vened, Senator Hale rep, MaineJ
reported the bill favorably from the
committee Oh naval affairs. An amend.
nent was reported providing that
Pcary should receive the highest pay
accorded the grade of rear-admiral re-
tired. The measure was then passed
without discussion or comment
Ii is expected that the house will
take similar action in view of Presi-
dent Taft's expressed desire that
proper recognition OF Peary's achieve
ment be made by congress.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
FAKE DETECTIVE.
|FLEECESF0aEIGHL1
Flashes Badge and Aranges To Set
tie Case FOR $5-May Escape
Prosecution.

. Waiting iE the aueroom OF Police
Justice Jeh.es private opca. Toe-
hay morGne. To consult ta- jddea
about :egainln- some of ais Jtolerts.
hello by former landlord. Michael
Bartnick. No 1905 JmCuun-ayc, %a5
accosted ny Young man Who cav
his name as James campbell flashed
tin badge, ANA said tnal ne was 10
detective. Campbell asked fauuict
TO tell him hi troubles, which th"
Pole did
The story was tina, RaunIck had
$3.50 worth oil ClCth and td.ior sup.
piles at Nc 80 Pula7.,iage.. tse come
pf John Kaczar, BarWicI,, former
iandiorJ When BartaicN WsA; 20 seJ
the goods tAe other dag. Ge alleges
that he was mct at thc door by Mrs
kacZar, VINO hit nina over the head
with a broom aud ordered hum away.
The detective lJuk BauniCh oN
of the judge waiting room and tOii
him that ue would dN everything ~
for 50. Bduuica paid aim s. IoUu
and was TO pay Ono other So. Nednes
bay morning. when Campbell gOJ .
warrap; for him The "ucteg.ive'
gave BartHlcE receipt. signed a..
lSheltcr,' Barnick happened 10 tell
The story to CGurt Omcor Park DoH.
ohue, while he was waiting TO me- {
the detective" "Wednesday.
When the young man came in, Don
ohue grabbed Linn and took him Doe.
fore Justice JcHries lie promised -
go and get s. and repay Barnick. lie
was allowed TO 60 but he hadn't re-
burned up TO noon BarmiCt Lad left
Pm the meantime, and unless he rec
turns for warrant against the ode
receive that young man bids fair to
get away with his bold piece OF work.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10

?. c. Pingree's Condition Unchanged.
The condition OF Frank G. Pingree.
VINO was stricken with paralysis Mon
dav. remains unchanged. according TO
word from his home, No. IS Eliot-st.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
1924 ASK LIQUOR LICENSES.
Applications Already In Excess OF
Number That Can Be Granted.

Up to Tuesday night, City Clerk
Nichols had received applications for
G2l liquor licenses, including trans
feIs and wholesale licenses. The to-
tai number Of retail licenses to be Is
sued next April is not TO exceed l.5SS,
SO that the list is practically filed now
petition from residents near the
Western High school came to the coun-
ell asking that no license be issued
for saloon at the northeast corner
Of ScOtten-ave. and POrterst. They
are willing that the saloonkeeper be
given license for another location.
Harry w tombstone petitions that
no license be issued 70 Paul German.
a MicniSauave. saloonkeeper He was
injured I'm Germans place, he says.
and has been unable to recover dam
ages.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
PRISON CAN'T LEASE LAND.

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 9.-Specian
Acknowledgement Bird rendered an
opinion today in which he holds that
the board OF control or the warden OF
Jackson prison has no authority To
lease land near the prison and set the
convicts % worl; in that capacity. lie
holds thar it would I've necessary 10 se
cure legislative action along this line
before the board would act.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
Saved From Awful Peril.

Il never felt so near my grave.
writes Lewis Chamblin. of Manches
ter, Ohio. r. r. No s, las when a
fr!ehtful cough and lung trouble pull
ed me down to 1l5 pounds I'm spite OF
many remedies and the best doc ,ors.
And that | am alive today is due solely
to DR., Kings New Discovery, which
completely cured me. Now | weigh 100
pounds ana can work hard. IL also
cured my four children OF Group" IN.
fallible for Coughs and Colds, it's the
most certain remedy for LaGrippe.
Asthma. desperate lung trouble and
all bronchial affections A trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by +. c. Kinsel. Cen.
trail Drug Store and Gray e. Worcester.
job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co., John R-st Call Main
1898. or city 23S5
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
DIES WHILE WORKING.

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich Feb. o.
Especial Ernest G. HaufT, a ce-
ment worker, died suddenly Wednes-
day morning at eight o'clock while
he was at his worl, for the city on
the street lie fell over and his fell
low workman called for assistance
Heart trouble is the cause.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
J. H. HAAss TO LECTURE.
|Will Discuss Barking In Detroit Col
Iege Thursday evening.

Home Savings bank will lecture ON
Banks and other financial iustitu-
tiOns, in Detroit college. Thursday
evening. in the course arranged by the
Rev. NJ ] Stritch COTnCt solos will
be rendered by MI ST. George. Of
Windsor Following this lecture there
+ will be a two-weeks' intcrmissioB In
the course. rs r. Stritch VIII De en-.
gagged In q mission
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
cass.ave. Church looted.

Olney Smith. ianitor OF the Cass-
ave. NJ. f. church, reports that burg
lars broke into the church some time
Tuesday night, and quantity OF table
silver. valued at $50 was stolen.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-10
FOUND HUBBY AND LANDLADY
SITTING IN THEIR NIGHTIES
Mrs. elizabeth Buxton Applicant for
Separate Maintenance, Tells
Spicy Story.

OPlIJ ShOl y.
when ! returned from England
after being away for four years my
husband met me with curses tesu.
fed Elizabeth BHXtOn, Wednesday in
Judge R0hnerts court, where she =
asking for "a decree OF separate main.
tcaauce Her husband, Joseph. EN-.
UiOycd by the Michigan Car q Foun-
dry Co, has filed cross-bill, and
wants a divorce
Mrs Buxton is an English woman
of evident rchnement, and speaks
with The soft, low voice OF the cul.
ured English women They were
married In England in 1888. and came
90 America on their wedding trip.
fhly settled In Detroit i'm 1891. living
st No. 49, Lovettst.. Gnd No. III
E~auiCn.st IN 1905, Mrs Buxton
said her husband sent her 20 England.
as he was going to South Africa %
make his fortune She Joined him
again in Detroit ON New Years day,
lgc9. and the meeting was one she
viii never forget, she said. After ours
ing her. she said her husband TOOK
hCr t0 his boarding aouse. kept by
Mrs. George Johnson. ON Scotten-avr.
Then Mrs. Buxton related interesting
details of the alleged actions Of her
husband and his landlady She says
that on the night OF her arrival her
husband lqft their bed sometime dur
ing the night. and went downstairs
After he had been gone about an
hour followed to see where he was 80
Mrs. Buxton said. II found him in
tlra sitting room with Mrs. Johnston.
and lOtd We're attired i'm their night
clothes. lie said he was building n
fire for the. woman"
PuXton's defense will he that his
wife is troubled with hallucinations.
and IS insanely Jealous.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-10-20
A Number of Minor Accidents.

Tuesday was day of accidents and
started off early in the morning when
Thayne White, U. S. Express delivery
agent, was thrown from his wagon and
received a number of bruises, the most
serious being badly sprained knee. He
has been confined to his home since the
occurrence,
Later in the day C. W. Gibson, Of
Mountain Lake Park, got his thumb
mixed up with a chain on his wagon
tongue, which resulted in a bad lacera-
ton as well as painful wound.
Dominica Taschino, an Italian work
man on the B. & o., had several toe
cut off when his foot was run over by a
car of the train upon which he was en-
ployed. DR.. Henry w. McComas rem
dered surgical aid to all of the above.