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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-18
Autttnn 5aIes, Future Dap2
BY j. THOMPSON Brown &c Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Modern Three-S Story Brick
Store Opposite City
Auditorium
9l0 w. Cary Street
TUESDAY, JUNE 81, 1910. O'CLOCK.
autttnn Scales, Future Dapg

The above excellent store property is
now occupied and doing good gro
Gerry business. 1t has fine, large
granolithic cellar for storage and a
two story stable and wagon shed on
lis nice, spacious dwelling with IL
rooms. bath. hot and cold water, and
Is heated by Latrobe stoves The lot
fronts 2Sx199 feet to an alley 20 feet
east line of said lot. II you want
store investment get this one without
fail.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance in
one, two and three years. interest
added and secured by trust deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co.
AuctIoneers
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for @alt.


FOR SALE. Box-BALL ALLEY, COM
plete; excellent opportunity for one
to make money from cheap invest.
reason for selling, have no time to
attend to 1T; all clear money; no ex-
pense attached. JULIAN w. BROWN,
lirbanra, Va
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FOR RENT, Two NICE, LARGE DIN.
Ing rooms In large rooning house.
In central location. Address G IL,
care Dispatch.
CENTRALLY LOCATED FURNISHED
rooms. Hot water. sO7 East Grace.
Transients.
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Zeal estate QManten.

HAVE CUSTOMERS WHO WISH TO
invest in Clay Street property: can
make quick sale il price il right.
B. A. CEPHAS. 602 North Second
Street.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
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WANTED. TO SELL CASH GROCERY
business in West End. Bargain to
quick purchaser Leaving the city
reason for selling. Address Il 234.
fara
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FOR SALE, FORD ROADSTER; GOOD
running order; reason for selling
have new car. KENT w. HOOD, Sta.
tion A. Richmond, Va. Madison 2l65.
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WANTED. WOMAN TO COOK AND
wash, also girl to assist viii, house
work. Address WINDSOR. STOCK
FARM Elko. Va
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Summer Bnarning.

114 MADISON AVENUE. NEW YORK
City--Largc, small rooms: private
baths; centrally located. excellent
table: all conveniences for Southern
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AeaIpn DrnpnsaIs.


Richmond, Va. June g, 1910.
SEALED PRoPossALs,-BIps WILL BE
received by the School Board Of
Midlothian District, Chesterfield
county, Va, at Midlothian. Va. until
IL NJ, SATURDAY. JUNE 20, 1910,
for the erection ana compietio, Q, q OF
a brick and concrete school build
Ing at Midlothian. in accordance with
plans and specifications OF Charles
M, Robinson. Architect Richmond
Va.
Each bidder must inclose with his
bid certified check for $500, made
payable to the clerk OF the, board
j. j. Cheatham A bond In the sum
OF $4,000 Will be enacted from the
successful Eidder,
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bidt
seen at nrd the o. 9f 6e q Ro 1ne areh'ec'
HALEY COLE, Chairman,
Midlothian, Va.
CHARLES NJ, ROBINSON, Architect.
1O26-26-27 Mutual Bldg. Richmond, Va.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
until / O'Clock p. NJ, June 22, 1910,
at the office of the principal OF the
State School for the Blind, Raleigh,
ing in the main building Of the
shower bath. bath tubs, lavatoriies
and water closets, In accordance with
plans and specifications prepared by
the special committee of the Board
b Of Directors, and now On hle N the
reserved to reject any and all bids.
JOHN 2, RAY,
j II, ROWLAND.
Chairman Spee!al- Commit tee.
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DIGGs COTTAGE. FRONTING; CHEsA-
peake Bay. modern in every respect.
Boating, bathing and fishing. Mod
ern plumbing. hot and cold water.
shower baths MRS. II. A. DIGGS.
RnX q OCEAN NieIv. Va. t-.- q
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CREERY5 SHIRT co, INC. T13 EAS1
Main Street, makers OF fine shirts,
underwear and paiamas to order. We
have all the new shirtings of the
best Scotch. English and American
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CLEVELAND, TRIBUNE AND sTER-
ling bicycles for everybody; cash or
easy payments. BICKERSTAF'F'S
only, 1911 East Main.
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Delp 0Aanten, .Dsnrale.

YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS WRITE
OF apply 10 the WHITLoCK
BRANCH. Twenty-third and Cary
Streets, Richmond. Va, In regard TO
situation learning to make and
pack cigars; good pay: pleasant sur.
roundings.
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atlantie Gitp Resorts
ISLESXMQRTH

ON THE BEACH. VIRGINIA AVENUE
800 rooms. with fresh and sea water in all
baths. Special American play $3.50 and up
daily. European plan. sl.5o UP daily. Special
weekly terms. F. NJ. Phoeous. Mgr. VIM.
Hyman. Prop.
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COMPELLED TO SELL 1000 SHARES
capital stock Argus Gold Mining Cor
fer for all or part. Address z III.
care Times Dispatch.
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first CLASS NEW SINGLE TRUCK.
buggies and runa bouts. RICHARD
SON BROS. s15 Brook Avenue.
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BARBER SHOP IN ONE OF THE
principal business streets of the city.
L a. care Tirnes-Dispatch.
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Flats fnr Bent.

FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT. 5GT r.
Grace Street. References exchanged
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HUMAN HAIn BOUGHT AND SOLD
At HUGHES.S 201 NORTH Third

WE USE ONLY THE BEST IMPORTED
material in Our Own Make" includ-
ing Walohn boning. which is always
reliable, always uniform. always de-
pendable and always flexible: 1t has
earned an enviable name for itself
the world over; let US make your
corsets. MRS. A. j. PYLE. 317 North
Fifth Street.
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MRS. a. j. 1PYLE. LEADER IN DYE
ing, cleaning, French, cleaning, car
pet cleaning, carpet dyeing and rug
weaving. SIS North Fifth Street,
a TABLE AND MEDICINAL WATER
without a peer-fve gallons for 26c,
delivered oily Springs Lithia
Water. Phone Monroe 477.
ROYALT CARVER, THE SON OF MIR,
w. a.. Carver, highly-respected cit
izen of Rougemont. y. c., left home
without the knowledge or consent
Of his parents on the 9th of Js-,e.
and has not been heard from since
he left Denniston Junction. He is
fifteen years old, and has dark, curly
hair His unexpected disappearance
from home has caused great anSic4V
and trouble, and any information
leading to his whereabouts will be
gladly received by his father. From
information gotten atADenniston. Va,
at is believed he is In the vicinity
& of Richmond, Va.
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DersonaIs.

SoTE THE VaLIJE PLACED On SouR
"Glenard belts" by a patron: 81
would not part with IL for a million
dollars If knew could not get
another like it," Relief when we
are suffering is one of the greatest
boons of life; let us show them TO
you. MRS. a. ]. PYLE. 81 North
Fifth Street
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WANTED THE PUBLIC 70 KNOW
that Jahnke Eros, JeWelern, 9l1
East Main Street, buy sell. ex-
change and remount diamonds in
the latest styles. Old gold and si.-
YER taken In exchange
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WE HAVE MADAM HYND'S LATEST
styles in custom made corsets: those
who have worn Madame Hynds cor
sets know their merits: we carry
them from UP. MRS. A. j. PYLE,
III North Fifth Street
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DON'T THROW AWAY THAT OLD
carpet; we can weave you good rug
In size to suit that will look COM
Portable in cold weather: we can
weave and get 1t ready while you
are away for the summer. MRS,
A. j. PYLE. 3l5 North Fifth Street.
WANTED, FAMILY WASHING TO DO:
We'll water Apply 1927 Blair Street.
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BuSil1eS8 @Dpnrtu1r;tie5.

WANTED, MEN OFIDEAs WHO HAVE
some inventive ability. GREELEY &;
MCINTYRE Patent Attorneys. Wash,
ington, D. G.
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FOR SALE. GROCERY, DOING GOOD
cash business: good stock; will sell
reasonable Address 3 sos. care
Times-Di Spatch.
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Bankrupt Aotires.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
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BOILERS AND ENGINES, SMOKE.
stacks, repair parts for boilers and
engines. air compressors, pumps,
tanks and water heaters, condition
Guaranteed. |. BLUFORD 6. co.
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WANTED. AT ONCE THREE YOUNG
ladies: must live on Church Hill
HARVEY L. STRANG & Co. 500 N,
Twenty-fifth St. Dry Goods and No
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Wsanten-

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH, HOUSE
hold goods in any quantity. Phone
Madison 3s51
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Rnon1s for Aent.

A CLEAN. COMFORTABLE BED. SOC;
ice water, bath, phone free; quiet,
refined neighborhood: centrally To-
Gated; detached house: rooms cooli
excellent meals served next door.
Apply 1909 East Clay Madison
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NICE LINE OF LINEN AND DAAIASS
for your selection; made TO ht-
SYDNOR s: HUNDLEY, INC, Factory
40e North Seventh. Phone MADISON,
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PURSUANT no A RESOLUTION
adopted by the Board of Directors
of the Bank of Richmond, Incorpo-
rated. at u meeting held on the 2Sth
day of May, 1910 notice is hereby
given that special meeting of the
stockholders of said corporation will
be held at it's banking house, at the
the city Of Richmond. on TUESDAY,
THE 2STH DAY OF JUNE, 1910, at
10 o'clock NJ, to consider the COM
bination or merger Of the Bank OF
Richmond, Incorporated, with the Ma
tional Bank of Virginia. under plan
approved by the Board of Directors
at said meeting, and for the trans
- q ion of any other business germane
to said matter, or which may be
deemed to the bese interest of said
corporation, which may be then
brought to the consideration OF said
meeting.
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ABOUT 500 GOOD. HAND
opera chairs al bargain " sold
Immediately. Inquire S. K. MCKEE.
Secretary Y. NJ. G. A, Richmond.
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NoTTCE.

III, w. BARBEFS MANAGER pIrTsf
Furniture Co, 1 II West Broad Streey,
Will be glad to welcome his frialMit
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Notires.

EXECUTORS NoTIcE-HAvING quail
flied as executor of the late 7. C..
Woody, | now request all persons
indebted to him 10 settle with me,
and all persons having claims against
him TO present the same to me.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR, executor of
T. C. Woody.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
TORPEDO BOAT BIDS OPENED
Contract May he Secured for Yards
mt Newport News.


at Newport News.
Washington, April i.--On the face
Of the bids, the Lake Torpedo Boat
Company. of Bridgeport, Conn, to-day
submitted the lowest proposal for
building four submarine boats for the
United States navy. This was for q
type of boat of $50 tons displacement
and the price for four boats would be
Si24.500 each, delivered on the Allan
tic seaboard, and to be constructed at
the Newport News works. Altogether
the Lake Company submitted six bids,
all based on different type of boat
or upon the point of delivery. There
was diferential Of about IA per
cent in favor of boats constructed on
the Pacific coast at The Risdon Iron
Works, at San Francisco.
The only other bidder was the Elec-
trio Boat Company, which offered to
construct the boats at the Fore River
works. Quincy. Mass the Union works,
of San Francisco, or Moran Brothers.
at Seattle. Wash Its lowest bid was
$453500 each for Atlantic delivery.
with liberal increase for work on the
Pacific side. Congress authorized an
expenditure of s2,0O0,000 for the con-
struction of these four boats. so that
the bids are within the Limitation for
boats of moderate size 1t will require
careful analysis to ascertain which Is
the most advantageous of the bids.
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SENATE DELvING DEEP
Bringing Out Pnst Life of Alleged
Bribe-Tnker.


Jackson. Miss. April 1.-The Missis-
sippi Senate delved deep into the af-
fairs of State Senator Bilbo tonight
Continuing their Investigation of his
alleged bribery at the hands of l. c.
Dulaney. the Delata planter and for
mer member OF the legislature. his fell
low-le legislators bad Bilbo relate. FIRST
the circumstances of visit he is said
TO have made to a questionable resort
with the hope of meeting Dulaney and
arranging the preliminaries of the vote
sale. This occupied the morning ses-
sion.
In the afternoon. Senator Leftwich.
acting as crosse examiner, went back
to Bilbo's college days. and asked IL
II were not true that he was expelled
from a university for cheating a. an
examination. The charges had been
preferred. Bilbo explained. but he was
eNonerated. The witness admitted that
at one time he was charged with the
embezzlement of small amount but
subsequently the charge was with
drawn.
The Senate was in session again to-
night and. as usual behind locked
e,
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rublIctty Feature amended.

Washington. .. c.. April 1.-Tha,
the corporation tax law will be
amended to restrict the operation OF
its publicity feature, was virtually as
sured to-day when the House slightly
amended provision previously adopt
AS passed by the House to-day, the
law bearing on this subject provides
that "All corporation tax returns shall
be open to inspection only upon order
Of the President, under rules and regu-
lations to be prescribed by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury and approved by
the President"
AS previously provided by tho Sem
ate such corporation tax repogts We're
resolution of the Senate or the House
of Representatives or upon the order
of the President when he deems it for
the public Interest,"
The Senate and House conferees
will get together in an effort to agree
upon publicity amendment in which
the views. Of both branches will be
harmonized."
The consideration of this measure
consumed the entire session of the
House to-day Just before the sub
iect was disposed OF. Mr.. Fitzgerald,
Of New York, attempted to get d.
rect vote upon a motion to recommit
the bill under consideration with in
structions for the committee on ap-
to report with an amend
ment repeating the Payne-Aldrich
tariff law BY strict party vote of
were found side by side with the Reg
ular Republicans, a point of order
against Mr.. F1tzgerald's motion was
sustained
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NAPLES is CROWDED
Thousands Awnit the Coming OF COL
Onel RoOscyeIt.

IL
Naples, April Naples is crowded
tonight In anticipation of the arrival
from Africa early tomorrow morning
of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. Thou
sands of Americans who have been
travelling In Italy have swarmed into
hundreds OF tourists from the big ex-
cursion steamships Cincinnati and
Grosser Kurfurst, which are swinging
idly nj anchor in the bay in order to
give their charges chance to be the
nrst of his countrymen to welcome
Roosevelt in Europe Ambassador
heisnman ,e., and the members of the
reached Naples tonight.
Although no official reception has
peeh p'as "a arranged by the Italian authori-
1ies In honor of the distinguished
guest. the Mayor Of Naples has dele
gated Alderman Delce to present to
MIN the welcome of the city. Exten.
slye police precautions have been
taken and will continue from the time
the steamer Prince Heinrich arrives
untll Colonel Roosevelt leaves the city.
NO fixed program has been made
ior the eX-Presidents stay in Naples.
! Is probable that he will hold a
t9rHiI reception at the Excelsior
Hotel. where suite OF rooms have
been engaged for himself and family.
ana that he will visit the studio of the
sculptor Chiaremonte to inspect a bust
OF the late Marion Crawford the
novelist, which Mrs Crawford Intends
10 &c. present to him. DR.. Walther
V ever. the German consul here ay.
pects to call on Colonel Roosevelt to
pas pao MS personal respects. DR.. Viewer
oM!ice M was the German consul at Chi.
caso, and Is personally acouaiSted
win colonel Roosevelt.
Dozens OF newspaper correspondents
rom an the countries OF Europs havs
arraved = s,.r,an, here A majority of the writer's
.Apect 20 continue with Colonel Roose
YET until he sails for the .JTnitea
states. which Is evidence of the re-
=. i,narkable interest the press is taxi
ing ing IN the American ex- Presidents
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FAILS IN HIS AMBITION
Carnegie Thinks He Should Have a.en
Reporter.

Pittsburg, April 1.-Andrew carne.
sie. as the retired general, was the
guest tonight of some of the mem-
oers of his former staff in the sue
eessful campaign for pre-eminence In
lhe steel industry, and with the
Younger generation which is now seek
ing to maintain its He sat with them
at an exclusive dinner at the Dun,Iesne
Ciub. exchanged "reminiscences with
,hose he knew and made the acouain.
tance of new leaders in steel manu-
tacture The Carnegie Veterans As
ISOLATION arranged the BANQUET ON the
occasion of Mr.. Carnegie's first visit
TO the city for nearly four years
Earlier in the day the laird" had
1okinsly admitted that he had missed
the mark of his ambition in falling n
pe reporter He admitted his npide
in the city of Pittsburg and his main
IN Its disgrace by recent graft eXpos.
ures They tell me some of these
feilows took ss1.1O for their votes. nv.
on my. If ! was going to be a. thief'.9
out the man of millions halted hts
aumor there. He echoed. the opinion
OF Governor Hughes, OF New York.
tnat 1t is not in tho exposure bnf in
the concealmeDt of corrup tfou that
danger turks - &c. tSe
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MAY CAMP AT VIRGINIA BEACH
Probable That :5,OnO United states
Soldiers Will Hold Mnnoeuyres There.

Soldiers Will Hold NInnoeuyrcs There.
Especial to the imes-Dispatch.)
Norfolk, Va, April 1.-The probable
ity of the Virginia Beach military camp
site and rifle range being selected by
the United States army for the en-
campment of $4,000 to 10000 volunteer
soldiers during the coming summer FOR
rnanoeuvres and field practice, is in
dicated by the fact that Captain Wells,
of the United States army, stationed at
Washington, is in the city, and to-
day inspected the site, for report to
General Wood as TO its size, available
ity and desirability for the purpose.
Captain Wells went over the prop
erty. looked into the health records
of the beach. and the water supply, as
well as analysis. to show its purity as
drinking water. His report will be
made to Washington.
While making no statement in ad-
vance. those who talked with Captain
Wells, and entertained him while in
the city, are confident he was favor
ably impressed, and will recommend
it to the government
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EXPERTS PEssIMIsTIc
They Believe Mount Etns Eruption 7.
Far From Over

Catana, April l.-EXpert onin,on
concerning the activity of Mount Etna
Is pessimistio Frank A. Perret, the
assistant director of the Royal OBJ
serVatory on Mount Vesuvius, thinks
that the volcano still contains con-
siderable quantity of lava, and that a
cessation of the eruptions probably
would be only temporary. Professor
Rlcco, director of the Mount Etna OBJ
servatory. has been forced to abandon
his post. after passing hours of terror
there. He said tonight:
one could not stand the deafenins
and horrible roar of the volcano for
tainly drive him mad"
a river of lava from the active
craters of Mount Etna to-day invaded
List Plain, flowing in the direction
not appear to be in danger Another
stream is advancing slowly toward
Mount Nocilla
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CITY TO HONOR BREWER
Leavenworth Business House. to C,o.r
During Funeral

Leayenworth. Kan. April 1.-NIayo,
Aoernathy, of Leavenworth. has issued
a proc!amation asking, ,all business
houses here to close for two hours sat.
Iruay during the funeral of the late
Justice David ]. Brewer.
me special train bearing the BODY OF
Justice Brewer will be met at the sta
.ion by the Greater Leavenworth Club
The club and the school chiIdrap of
Leavenworth will march behind the
hearse to the rirst CongregafionaI
church where the body will lie in
state until IL o'clock. when the funerai
services will begin. The Rev. Brewer
Eddy of Boston, will conduct the ser.
vices. The father OF Rev. Mr.. Eddy
was associated with Justice Brewer in
the rounding of the Congregational
church here, and named his son Brewer
after tho iuriSt -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-02
TRY-ouT MAY BE FATAL
New Car Hits Three Negroes and Kills
Two Cows.

Savannah, Ga. April 1-while go
ing at very high speed on the grand
prize speed course. near Savannah,
early tonight. an automobile, in which
were Albert Marshall and Harry Noyes.
prominent Southern society men, be-
came unrnanageable. left the road and
struck first a small negro girl. then
a grown man. and later negro wo-
man. who were on the inside walk in
juring all three probably fatally.
Then. after killing two COWS, the ma
chine turned over. badly injuring
Moves. Noyes was sent to hospital
and MARSHALL was arrested and is at
the police station tonight 10 remain
until tho injuries of the three negroes
arc known They are all badly hurt
and expected to die
The car had just been purchased and
was bcing tried out, when wrecked.