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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE = Boston. ~
discount: Chicago, &c discount; oSh -
mimi. New Orleans. commercial loCqI dlS-
count bank 81 premium: Charleston, ouy
ing par. selling 10c premium; ST Louis, 9c
discount bid. sc premium asked: hlnhe@Ps
oils jc premium; savannah OuSi"o "
discount. selling par
RANK CT.EARINGS - New York. eX-
changes s2S2 919 521; balances 81 I9V' E ssaa
timOre exchanges $4.62I.991 balances So-y'
921 Philadelphia exchanges S2Z-ZoSI ~ vi
ances 81. 779 474: Chicago, exchanges $3.50
231. balances S2,39l.S'O. ,
SILVER MARKET-COmmerci bar Sll-
Yer. 5S7sc: Mexican silver dollars. SC Bar
silver in London closed at Il I5-Iou' al
advance of 1-16d-
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 6.95; Lis
bon. 8.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2oli2-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were Sl-olO.95V' IN
ternal revenue. including corporation tax
S76s5 49, and miscellaneous, SII.694. total OF
81 S5S PSI against total expenditures on or
binary account of s., 3I2,O66- For the month
10 date ordinary receipts have Deen u.s.
the excess of receipts amounting 70 S2SoS'-
SO For the fiscal year to date ORDINARY
receiptS have been S102, 623.213- AGAINST SI0t'-
COS 100 in the same period of 1909, ana or
binary expenditures SlI2SHSl2S. aSdhSt
S17S 90 1914 in 1909 the excess of eXpendl-
lures this year amounting to TO,2if,Sl9.
cornDared with an excess OF expenditures
last year of S24,33T, 034. Including Panama
Canal account and public debt. the excess
of all expenditures over receipts since july
I amountad to 81 269 229, against an excess
i'm the corresponding period a year ago OF
So. GlJ.S 2l
SI-R-TREASURY-The ub-Treasury was
creditor to the Clearing House $4S3,9So-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign houses
bought between $1,000 and 10000 shares IN
the local stock market, the buying IN large
part being of the manpulative variety
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: The ESpe-
rama Mining Company. regular quarterly
S,tburhau Electric Company, regular quar-
tprIv 81 on the preferred Ine creamery
Package Company, regular quarterly per
cent payable October 10. The Delaware,
IackaWanna q Western. regular quarterly
81 per cent, payable october 20 The H. b
Claim Company, regular quarterly per
cent on the common, payable october 10
The Bell Telephone Company OF PennSyl-
vania regular quarterly Ia per cent pay
able October 10
DISPOSE OF PEOPLES GAS BONDS
J. & w Seligman & Co. announce that the
81 900 900 refunding per cent bonds or the
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company or
Chicago recently purchased by the firm
and the Continental and Commercial Trust
and Savings Bank of Chicago and the Cen
trail Trust Company of Illinois. or chicago.
have all been sold. The. bonds are dated
option of prior payment me oondS are
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
ERIE.S BIG EARNINGS - The Erie
Railroad reports for the month of August
gross earnings of S5.32s. 526 an increase of
S76S. 1872 and net earnings of S.I9S.Sl9. gam
of s512 O76 comparison being made with the
months of the fiscal year the company
shows an increase in gross earnings or 81
1914 4sS and an increase in net Of S'Sl62s.
APPLICATION To LIST. - Application
has been made to the New York Stock En-
change by the Buffalo Rochester & Pitts
burg Railroad Company to list $1,000 addt-
tionai consolidated mortgage AZ per cent
bonds. due I'm 1887.
STOCK EXCHANGE NEWS-William
" PelI was elected member Of the New
York Stock Exchange yesterday. The
burg was posted for transfer to F. ~.
consideration So. 000
ROCK ISLAND EARNINGS Rock ISL
show a gain in gross IT s122.1+S and loss
In net OF $685. PA. comparison being made
with the same time last year
COTTON ESTIMATE.-A Norden &
Co.'S returns indicate deterioration OF the
cotton crop the last month from a condi-
ton of 7Os TO 654 These figures indicate
crop of l062S.oo bales. Inters included.
with average frost.
PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION
SELLS BONDS. 2. Morgan & Co and
Drexel & Co. have bought 100000 Public
Service Corporation OF New Jersey per
cent three-year collateral gold notes. Sc
cured by deposit of s5Oo0.Oco general mort
gage bonds of that company.
HALL SIGNAL COMPANY-J J. Ken
nedy has been elected vice president and
pany 10 succeed c. s. Sedgwick. retired.
TERCONTINENTAL RUBBER -
II Wiggin, vice-presidsnt OF the Chase Ma
tional Bank. Stephen Baker. president OF
the Bank OF the Manhattan Company, and
r ] Berwind have been elected voting
trustees Of the IntercpntinentaI Rubber
Company.
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FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. Sept 29-The weekly return g
the Bank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve decreased tz0oo -
circulation Increased f324O24. bullion de-
creased &. 1862 other securities increased
1318mS other deposits decreased fL9Sf,tle'
public deposits increased f5loUfs. ana Sg'
eminent securities were unchanged. The
prOpOrtfon of the banks reserve 70 haD1Il-
ties is now 500 per cent. against $50 per
cent last week and compares with a de-
cline from 52a. per cent To 50as per cent N
this week last year The rate or DISCOUNT
was advanced from 3 to ( per cent
Paris Sept. S9.-The weekly return OF me
Bank of France shows the follow ng
changes. Gold on hand decreased 9.lJAe4
fraDcs silver on hand decreased S.525.9f9
francs notes in circulation increased IT.
~ coo francs. general deposits increased
"a 40 600 francs bills discounted decreased
91q ~ 600 francs and treasury advances de-
crea sed Obs coo francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opened
at 21B per cent; highest. per cent; loWest'
, nor cent closing. % per cent. ruling rate,
"a per cent Time money continued am m l for
$50 DAYS 4IL641 per cent for ninety DAYS
and 4lzG4ss per cent for four five a1 fqsT Sld
~ tI,er freely nv brokers, but demand con
tinued light Rates. 514Q5A per cent t9 LOT
sixty and ninety days bills receivapie' 2-S
as per cent for four 20 six months cnolce
single names and 61z per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE = There was
good deal of confusion in the 1ore1gn oss5
change market at the opening ana duotteu
rates varied widely BY the END OF tlJ
first hour. however, quotations 1Or ag 9I!s
business settled down to about WedneeSCz
DAYS closing level. with cables 81 teIg
sos. demand sterling at 4S6lGd4so%t anu
sixtv-day bills at 4.S365d {. s3s4- Short francs
were 51S2. less 1-6i and short relchSrnaI ~
o. 3-16 plus 1-32- Private discount IdIeI7
were virtually unchanged, and the genera
oDiniou was that the rise in the EnsISIi
hank rate has been pretty well discounted
The market closed firm
RaukPrS' pOsted rates were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Sept 29-COnsols closed i-1S
higher at SOS for money and account. An
aconda was unchanged at f7Ts Canadian
Pacific was = higher at 199is and Grand
Trunk was I. higher at 27es.
Money was in shorter supply and dearer.
Discount rates were steady.
Although the settlement was concluded
and no failures were announced. business
on the Stock Exchange failed TO improve
Prices moved lrregularly. the effect OF the
advance " the bank rate being discounted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30

Yesterday. GfIt-edge securities and hafnrs
we're steady and foreigners and nome rals
EASY, while home rails strengthened On
dividend announcements.
After ruling duh and featureless, Arnsri-
can securities advanced in the artsrnooa
on Wall Street support and clOsed nm.
Call money in London. "a per cent; open
market discount rate for short bills, S-zG
35s per cent; long bills. 38sGS@t per Gent:
Berlin discount rate. "a per cenI. ais
discount rate ga per cent: Paris exchanges
on London. . francs p centimes Berlin
Exchange on London. % marks fis pfen-
nigs Bar gold. as I'd. American cages
76s sd
Paris Sept E-Three per cent rsntes
closed IL confines higher at 81 francs Ia
centires The tone OF the course was
steady.
Berlin. Sept 9.-Trading on the Boerss
Was nniet with prices firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities al the
outset showed fair activity in all the lead
ing issues, with decided irmness in spots.
After the first hour interest shlfted almost
entirely to the eo-caIled Scheftels issues.
which broke sharply on the raid on that
firm by government officials. At times
practically no bids were made. BoVdfu
was offered down to 1c: Jumbo Extension
fell from Il TO 29c: Rawhide Coalition from
1O11 to 4c; Ely Central from % TO 20c. ana
Rawhide Queen offered at nc IN other
psrts of the list prices ruled generally firm.
with the exception of Greene-Cananea,
which fell to new low mark FOR the
movement. British Columbia was strong
on heavy b,Iying by high official of the
company. Chino, Miami and Ray Conson-
dated were fractionally better. The INDUS
trial list was quiet and about UNCHANGED
Infercontinentai Rubber moved up y.
Bonds we're dull but steady. Detailed oper-
atinus follow.
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LIMITED COMPREHENSIVE.

tp~0oDWARD & STIII,MAN.-WE THE
undersigned. having formed a limited part
rership pursuant to the provisions Of the
statute Of the State Of New York. do hereby
certify.
partnership Is 10 be conducted is Woodward
e. Stfiman, and its principal place Of bust
ness is be located in the County OF New
Second. The general nature Of the business
ffntended 20 be transacted is that OF cotton
Third. The names OF all the general and
special partners interested IN said partner
chip ali Of whom are Of fun age. and their
respective places OF residence. are as follows
Charles StiIlman. General Partner. 81 West
4sth Street. Borough Of Manhattan, City Of
Joseph T. Brennan. General Partner. 724
Macon street, Borough OF Brooklyn, City OF
George W Frost. General Partner Il North
Mountain Avenue. Montclair. New Jersey
James stiilman. Special Partner East
Gpnd Street. Borough OF Manhattan City OF
Fourth The amount OF capital which the
Foont-fbuted TO the common stock Of the said
copartnership is the sum Of one million
Fif5h. The sais partnership is to begin
or The first day Of September. 1910. and is to
dated CHAs. sTrLI.MAN.
JOS T BRENNAN,
GEORGE ". FROST,
Jas. STILLMAN.
STATE Of New York,
on -hi. 22nd day Of August. 1910, before
personally came James StilifnaH. tnafi-s
E,fflnen Joseph T Brennan and George ".
Frost 20 known and known 10 me TO be
Vie individuals described in and who exc
t<ut,d the foregoing instrument and severally
/ az lr-orvledged 10 me that they executed the
name FREDERIC X. GILBERT.
Notary Public. Kings Co.
Certificate fled IN y. Y. County
IDvyRTISEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
sor The Tribune received al their Uptown
Once No 1854 Broadway. between 3eth and
s7th SITS, until o'clock p m Advertise nts
received al the following branch offices Al reg
mar oT8ce rates unt'l o'clock r m, viz: 2e4
tSth ave q g. 80 ST. l5s 9Th ave. cor.
J2th 81 1oz East 14th St. 257 West 42d st.
N.t1eer TN and sth aves: 26S West f25th st;
7nps as ave . 1928 80 ave. near 6lst ST. los
IL. ave near sqth 81 1s7 East I25th st; 75s
fremont ave; $50 Sd ave- and any American
rsstrict Telegraph ONCE
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Minneapolis & st Louis Railroad 90.
MEETINGS.
THE PACIFTC COAST COM

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
The Pacific Coast Co. viii be held at the office
Of the Company, So Montgomery St. Jersey
City. New Jersey, on Thursday, the 18th day
Of october. 1910, at u o'clock noon, for the
election Of three Directors for a term Of three
wears and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before The
meeting. Stock transfer books viii be closed
a. 2 ? NJ on Thursday the pond day Of
September. 1910 and reopened A 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. on October 18th 1910
CLIFFORD c. FAY. Secretary.
s.r-tcr, too- IL 1910
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
CLEVELAND, CrNCTNS CHICAGO &
ST. TOTIS Ry. co.

Grad Certrsl Terminal. y. Y. sept. 22rd. 1910
ne transfer books of this Company viii be
ic1osed ar three O'clock P. NJ. Friday, Sep
gternber 30 1910 preparatory 70 the annual meet
t-e Of stockholders 70 be held "Wednesday, DC
itohsr 18th, 1elo and VIII he reopened on Thurs
Gay. October 9th
QUARTER PER CENT. the Preferred Capi-
"a stock will be paid AZ the office Of Messrs
u p Morgan & Co. New York, on Thursday.
October 10Th u stockholders Of record al three
lryclock P. NJ on Friday. September Both 1910
CHARLES r. COX, Treasurer
TFyF F0T=PTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
New York. Sept. %. 1910.
The Board Of Directors has this dsy declared
n quarterly dividend Of TWO PER CENT.
Gree from tax payable on and after Oct 1st
pfozfrno.
TIE rrznrfer books will close at p. NJ.
q lis date reopening Oct. LIST. 1910
NJ nc 70 A n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
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BONDS

"a ono u MSFt n I'd IS 9slz 9sta asIe 9sta
2. OO0 Western Pac IS. 94I 94h 94lt 94+'
.sone cents psr share. Assessment paid todd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
GOVERNMENT BONDS,

The following shows Yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. com
pare1 with Wednesdays.
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BOSTON clIRs STOCKS.

FURNISHED bv J. Thomas Reirhardt No =, -
Broad street. New YORK. and No - wv
shire street. BOstOnl
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THE N. II. Claim COMPANY.

Sept. oath. 1910.
a quarterly dividend Of Two per cent t2eol
VIII be paid October 18th. 1910 TO holders OF
Common stock Of this Company OF record at
she closs OF business Friday, October 9Th,
1910 u. Y FORCE. Treasurer
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THE ASSOCIATED MERCHANTS 60;

HOboken, \ J, September =. ISIU.
regular quarterly dividend of one and
cre-ouarter per cent C114) and an additional
quarterly dividend Of one-Quarter OF one per
cent on the First Preferred stock. also a
regular quarterly dividend OF one and one
half per cent Cl and an additional quarter
l1y dividend of one-quarter Of one per cent on
ne Second Preferred stock VIII be paid octo-
lher 18th 1910 10 holders Of the Preferred
stock Of this company Of record az the close
Of business Friday. October 1th. 1910
MOSES ELY. Secretary
Minneapolis & ~. Louis Railroad Co
Coupons due October I. 1910. from Paclnc
Extension Bonds Of this company VIII be paid
or and after that date upon presentation al
the Office Of tho company, - Broad street
New York T. H DAVIS. IreasuFeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles .. Barney 8 Co. No. >
Broad street. New Ycrk and No 12S Scut1
eth street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
STOCK PRICES STRONG ON LIGHT VOLUME OF TRADING

Actual Sales. Closing.
opI Hf.lLowl Finl Bid. Ask
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30

1 Federal NJ. q :. Pm
; Gen. Oh. Co. pr, eE d 112Gtl
Great Northern pr..........I
) Great Northern Ore Gifts.
! iGoldheld Con ...--...-.......-
I Inter metropolitan .........i
1 Inter. Metropolitan Pr
! iInterna tional Harvester.
= Inter. Steam Pump Pr
! Iowa Centrai...-.............f
. Iowa Central pr.........-..
+, Kansas CITY Southern
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
PARK SUICIDE DESTROYS
IDENTIFICATION MARKS
Man Shoots Self on Bench After
Cutting All Names from
His Clothing

After destroying all means of identi-
fication, an unidentified man, about IS
years old and we'll dressed, committed
suicide in Hollenbeck park yesterday
morning about 1920 o'clock by shoot
ing himself through the brain with a
revolver. There was nothing on the
person of the man by which he could
be identified. The laundry marks on
his underwear and his outside apparel,
as we'll as the name of the maker of
the hat which he wore, were all de-
stroyed.
The body was found in a sitting posi-
ton in the southeast corner of the
park yesterday afternoon by Frank r.
Chamberlin, a locomotive engineer en-
ployed by the Salt Lake railroad, who
lives at TIA South st. Louis street.
Chamberlin was walking through the
park at the time. He noticed the man
sitting on the bench with his arms
dropped by his side, but thought that
the man was probably sleeping. AS
he drew near he noticed a bullet
wound in the head, and upon a closer
investigation saw that the man was
dead. The coroner was notified and
the body removed to the undertaking
rooms of John r. Paul, where it will
be held several days, awaiting identi-
ficaton. If it is not identified by that
time it will be buried at the expense
of the county.
The description is as follows; Age
about 65 years, height six feet, dark
complexion, heavy dark beard, well
dressed, slight scar over left eye.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
DEAFNESS CURED
ST have demonstrated that deaf
ness can be cured."-Dr. Guy
Clifford Powell.

The secret of how to use the mys-
terious and invisible nature forces for
the cure of Deafness and Head Noises
has at last been discovered by the
famous Physician Scientist, DR.. Guy
Clifford Powell Deafness and Head
Noises disappear as IL by magic under
the use of this new and wonderful dis
covery He will send all who suffer
from Deafness and Head Noises full
information how they may be cured,
absolutely free, no matter how long
they have been deaf, or what caused
their deafness This marvellous Treat
ment is so simple, natural and certain
that you will wonder why 1t was not
discovered before Investigators mar
vel at the quick results, Any deaf per-
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cured at home without investing q
cent Write today to DR.. Guy Clifford
Powell, 1899 Bank Building, Peoria, Ill,
and get full information of this new
and wonderful discovery, absolutely
free.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

Gregory Early Orange Land and
Development company-William Greg
DRY, H. o. Martin, ]. B. Staininger,,
M. l.. Carter and II. G. Heisler, di-
rectors. Capital stock, $4,000; sub
scribed, $4,000,
Siegmund Motor Car company--E. F.
Siegmund, M. Ray Costerisan and
George f. COsterisan, directors. Cap
ital stock, $4,000; subscribed, IS.
Los Angeles Hebrew club, S. Ur-
dang, Philip Stein, j. l. Moss, Abe
Finkenstein, Fl. Hardstein, q. f. Ger
echt, P. Senegram, l. j. Miller, M.
Stutz and B. Plant, directors.
California United Brick and Tile COM
pany-F. r. Yerxa. c. c. Davis, John
stone Jones, c. A. YerXa and III. c.
Yerxa, directors. Capital stock, $780,
900; subscribed, $191, 900.
First Hebrew Congregation of Eden
dale-Louis Kohl, Henry Fodor, Isa-
dor Alter, Fl. M. Rudd, r. L. Carash,
II. Y. Goldberg and d. Lichtcnstein,
directors.
Pioneer Oil company-E. A. Shaw,
L. J. Merritt, G. I, Kyle, c. p. Wilcox,
A. A. Chubb, f. H. Hamilton and nj.
M. Gilchrist, directors Capital stock,
81, 900 900; subscribed, 5000.
Strathcona oil company-W. Moore,
r. d. Mcclure, E. Fl. II. Stanley, A. C..
DurSee and M. e. Ward, directors.
Capital stock, $1,000,O00: subscribed,
$500.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
JURY REFUSES TO AWARD
INJURED PLUMBER DAMAGES
Nine Members Declare Company
Not Responsible

After celebrating day jury in
Judge Wilbur's department of the
superior court yesterday rendered a
verdict by which George M. Sweetman,
who was suing the Pacific Light and
Power company for damages of $780,
900, receives nothing.
In August, 1909, Sweetman, who Is a
plumber, was engaged in repairing the
plumbing at the McStay Supply COM
pany's establishment ON East Third
street. He was at work on the third
story and started for the second story
by means of the fire escape. He was
carrying a steel pipe about ten feet
long. The pipe came into contact with
a live wire, a part of the system of
the Pacific Light and Power company,
which had placed notices of caution in
it's vicinity.
Sweetman was so badly burned by
electricity that it was necessary to
amputate three of his toes, and he
claims he was incapacitated from work
for a considerable period. His suit
against the Light and Power company
resulted, but the jury stood nine to
three against him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
CONTESTS DIVORCED WIFE'S
CLAIM TO $500 ESTATE
Seeks to Gust Former SiSter-in-
Law as Administrative

The attempt of sister to prevent a
divorced wife from acting as the
special administrators of the estate
of the formers brother was thwarted,
at least temporarily, yesterday by
Judge Rives of the probate department
of the superior court.
That was the ruling after the jurtst
had heard arguments on the motion
of Claire e. Beede to set aside the
order appointing Eta May Bunner
the special adminictratrix of the estate
of the formers brother, Joseph
Charles Ellick, who died in Sinaloa,
Mexico September &c. 1910.
The sister advanced two reasons
for asking that the order be vacated
One was that Mrs. Bunner. who re-
ceived the appointment, had no inter-
est in the estate, as she is the divorced
wife of the dead man. the final decree
having been issued July 10, 1909. The
other reason is that the couple effect
ed an agreement as to the division or
the property October 8, 1906.
Judge Rives held that as Ellick had
left a will dated March 10, 1906, in
which Mrs Bunner, then Mrs Dllick,
was named as executrix, the only way
to alter the order is to make an attack
upon the will, which may be done.
The estate, which is valued at not
TO exceed 5000, consists of oil and min
ing stocks, jewelry, cash and trunk
and its contents, the value of which is
unknown. There is no revenue from
the estate II is alleged in the applica-
ton for the letters of administration
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
WOMEN KNOCKED DOWN BY
AUTO DODGlNG STREET CAR

In an effort to avert a collision be-
tween an automobile which he was
driving and a Pacific Electric car at
the northeast corner of Ninth and Main
streets yesterday afternoon, a man
whose name was not learned was
forced to turn onto the sidewalk. The
automobile struck two women and
knocked them to the sidewalk caus-
ing only slight injuries, They gave
their names as Mrs. George Fisher and
Mrs. r. G.. Lemon and their address as
1880 Santee street.
The number on the automobile was
16,476, which, according to the state
register, is owned by ]. H. Snowden,
1920 Burlington avenue.
The driver Of the automobile drove
away following the accident and his
identity could not be learned.
According to the police record, the
automobile was being driven west in
Ninth street east of Main street At
the corner a street car was rounding
the curve from Ninth street into Main
street and the automobile driver, in
order to avoid collision with the car
was forced to run on to the sidewalk
before he could stop the machine.
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Lemon were
walking north in Main street few
feet from the edge of the curb and
were knocked down.