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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
To Name CITY Officials

Although the terms of office of the
various city officials, members of the
police board and similar municipal
Job holders are drawing TO a close,
there is but little interest being man
ifested in this feature of the close of
the city year.
The regular session of the City
Council for the appointment OF police
officers, collector and treasurer, mar
ket-maaster, city engineer and other
officials will be held on next Monday
night. 1t is understood at present
that there will be no changes but
that all of the present Office holders
will be re-appointed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
To Organize Camp

John w. Kellette, of Conduit street,
National Aide-de-C Camp on the staff of
Commander Edward II. Gihon, of the
United Spanish American War Vet
Grams, has been instructed to organ
ize camp of the order in this
city, embracing in its membership
all those eligible by reason of ser
vice in the army or navy during
the war with Spain, and the occupa-
tion in the years following up to and
including 1900 Those DESTROYS of
joining will communicate with Ma
tional Organizer Kellette. who will
appoint a time and place for meet
ing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
Council Fees Denied

In an opinion filed today Judge
James r. Brashears, of the Circuit
Court. overrules the petition of Alice
V. Stokes, for alimony and council
fees in her suit for divorce against
John A. Stokes. The case is one in
which Mr.. Stokes objected to certai n
persons being visitors at his home,
claiming that they were not, in his
opinion. proper associates for his
young daughter. In this stand, the
court says that Mr.. Stokes was we'll
within his rights and his duty as a
parent, If he really felt that the per-
sons in question were not proper asso-
ciates for his daughter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
To Spend Summer In Virginia

The family of DIR. William S.
Welch. including Mrs. Welch, Miss
Mary Peyton WEIGH. Mr.. Robert S.
G. WEIGH and Miss Susie Gray Welch,
left yesterday for Roanoke, Va,
where they will spend the summer.
DR.. Welch accompanied his family as
far as Washington. Miss Gray, Mrs.
Welch's niece, who has been spending
the winter and spring with her aunt,
left for Abingdon. Va
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
Five More Middies Today

Capt. John NJ. Bowyer, superinten
dent of the Naval Academy, today
swore in five new members of the
new fourth class at the institution.
Those who took the oath which opens
the way to the quarterback are War
rem w. Bayley. of Washington; Ed
ward Ellsberg, of Denver, Colo.
Robert A. Dyer, III, of Auburn. N.
Y; Richard L. Conally. of Wauke-
gan, Ill, and Thomas 4. Brown, of
Mooresburg, Pa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
Visiting Old Friends

Mr. Owen Taylor, formerly of An
napolis, but for some years member
of the Baltimore police force. was
in town today visiting relatives and
old friends. Officer Taylor, with his
wife and daughter, will spend his
two weeks vacation at Atlantic
City. Officer Taylor was greeted
here today by many warm friends and
former fellow citizens.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
AT The Hospital

James Brown, of Eastport, was taken
to the Emergency Hospital last night
to have wound in his arm dressed.
The wound is said to have been in
fiicted by white man named Simp-
son, also of Eastport. The wound
bled profusely and several stitches
were taken. The case will come up
for trial this afternoon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
free School Fund Apportioned

Mr. William B. Clagett, Comptrol-
Ter of the State Treasury. has an
nounced the annual distribution of the
Free School Fund, amounting to
$51 ,62040. This amount includes
81, 600 for the INDECENT Blind. The
appointment for Anne Arundel
county is $1,9OS.64.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
Before The Squire

Richard Johnson and Edward
Wright, both colored, were arrested
by Officer Jacobs on July A, charged
with engaging in fight in Colt s
Court. They had a heaing before
Justice Davis and Johnson was fined
$40 and costs. amounting to $11. rs, in
default of which he was committed
to jail
Wright was found 81 and costs, which
he paid.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
Change OF Residence

The family of Mr.. Joseph Naugh-
ton, l63 Conduit street, have moved
to a residence on Green street ad-
joining that now occupied by the
family of Chief of the Watch at
the Naval Academy, Henry p. Ora
ham.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
Will PLAY The Hampdens

The snappy Annapolis baseball club,
which seems at last to be coming into
its own, and to be getting some of the
support of the citizens of Annapolis
that its good record and fast playing
has deserved for several seasons past,
will have a tough game on Saturday.
The opponents of the local on that
day will be the Hampden team OF
Baltimore. This is one of the fastest
and best of the minor teams in Mary
land, and a good game is looked for.
aB-lf you want CLEAN ICE get
"a e., II, NINT 4 ON4y NUADONC
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
Found Through AID.

The following advertisement appear
ed in the Evening Capital last night :
I OST-JUNE 20 orJULY !, BETWEEN MR.
Il Harringtons, Green St and Naval Acad-
envy Plsin Gold Tar Pin with initials "E. X. S. -
Reward Harringtons, corner Main and Green
Streets, Sits
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
A WOMAN SAYS.

II l were man would not always
consider that my opinion was final
and that it admitted of no argument.
If were a man l would not address
my wife in tones that / would not
dare use in speaking to another WON
an
If l were a man l think | should
realize that the mere fact of winning
a woman does not imply that one can
Immediately cease to WOO her.
If ] were a man l shouldn't think
that just because a girl had married
me she had reached the pinnacle Of
bliss, and 1 need make no effort to
keep her there.
Love is like everything else in the
world. It does not stand still, but
grows greater or less If q man is
content TO have it grow less, he ceases
to pay court to his wife; but if he
values ii, he never relaxes in his at
tention-Home Notes.
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The pin was found by Capt. Lew
Thomas and was returned through the
advertis ement.
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Don't preach to your readers, unless
these sidelights elucidate your plot or
characters. Keep your opinions for
editorials and essays.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07

The best water trip out of Annapolis,
July 18th, the day of the excursion of
the Chamber of Commerce to Cam
bridge.
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FARMER WANTED.

l want Immediately, man with small
family to work 20-acre Poultry, Hog
and Garden Farm.
jSO-wk GEORGE T. MELVIN.
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.~TrNNER SCHOOL, WILL COACH FOR
- College or any other school and give les
cons ~ voung me n who work during the day
Knox Sfarlings. II. IL. 200 Gloucester
Street '~o"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07

Don't try to be funny unless you
have a sense of humor. Wit is al
ways delightful, but it is a dreadful
bore when II is fat
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FOR THE AMATEUR WRITER.


Don't get into a rut and keep out
of the beaten tracks
Don't drag your story out, stop
when it is finished, though you are
paid per word.
Don't write about happenings out
side your experience. They viii sound
strange and unfamiliar.
Don't apologize for your characters.
After they are made let them work
out their own salvation.
Don't have more than one climax in
a short story. Most readers can only
stand one blow at time.
Don't introduce more characters than
are necessary to tell your story. We
don't like to be confused even with
people.
Don't be extreme in thought and ex-
preston. 1t is only the man OF rep
utation who expects TO have his whims
appreciated
Don't try to be funny unless you
have a sense of humor Wit is al
ways delightful, but it is dreadful
bore when II is fat
Don't preach to your readers, unless
these sidelights elucidate your plot or
characters. Keep your opinions for
editorials and essays.
Don't be discouraged If you are not
made famous in a day. Many sue
| cessful plays and books have been
written and rewritten before they got
a hearing.
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Advertisements under this head not exceed
M 4iines-3 times s5cts.: week Poc's- oe's
or each additional line.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07
Wants. Lost, Found, For Sale, &c

Wants. Lost, Found, For Sale, &c
.Ava,t;sements under this head not exceed
ne lines-8 times s5cts-: week. 5ocis- bets
for each additional line
crMMER SCHOOL, WILL COACH FOR
- College or any other school and give les
A. Knox Starlings. h. H.. 200 Gloucester
S,-aat i23-tf
W = y = IEe.-11SC~~-o~0-~--~o~~
MANUFACTURING LADY OR YOUNG
w MAN TO work in Confectionery store.
Apply 10 Cardes' Bros, Main street at-lo
xxyANTEp-A GOOD COOK. MUST HAVE
w references and one willing 10 wash and
iron. Apply 10 Mrs George Wilcox, Murray
Hill. up
xxyANTED-TO RENT FURNISED HOUSE
w for months from Oct. !. Address with
particaIaFs, "F. 5. W" Box jsi, Annapolis,
Nd Id = '''' WIZ.
WANTED DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
w property In Annapolis. Prefer house
with large lot Must be reasonable in price.
Address y. X Box 597. Annapolis Md WI
xxgANTED-AT ONCE 4 GOOD COOK AND
w a good housemaid. Apply at No. Mary
land Ave, Mrs. Phythiao. WIZ
FOR Re n 7.
For RENT TWO ROOMS FOR LlGHi /
Housekeeping. Apply TO West ST. 81 j.
COR RENT BATH HOUSES ON
Bay shore formerly oWned by Jas NJ
Munr0e. Apply TO Theo. corner boA D.
Annapolis or Phone sl3 M VIC
COR RENT-HoUsE. % Church Street
Just repaired. Rent $40 month. Amply at
ID Duke of Gloucester street. jy1 ~
COR RFNT-IOR0oM HOUSE No. IS WEST
1 Street Opposite W B. s. 4. station. Would
mace AN A No. 1 Boarding Horse. Apply No.
Il West ST. Phone 7oS. u-ls9
COR RENT-6 ROOM HOUSE No. Ito
! Market ST., with all modern convenience.
For Information Phone 3bim. l'su
COR RENT STORE ROOM ON CONDUIT
ST.. near Main st. with all commences.
Apply at Maryland Restaurant ll4tt
cor RENT-C bMPLETFLY FURNISHED
HOUSE. 1870 Hanover street. Apply To !.
e. WHEATLY, Southland Building. GlUu
COR RRNT-2 sIX-RoOM HOUSES FOR
Rent on Holland 81. Apply 10 20 Randall
Street IS-tf.
EOR PENTHOUSE OF s ROOMS WITH
all modern convenience, No. 81, corner
East and Martin streets. Apply 80 q Fast
Street. I. =. toal.
20 ~ 5 A l. K
EoR SALF- DEADRISE2 HORSE POWER
Gasoline Boat. In good condition. Apply
to John W eeden, County Bridge. W 80
| For SALE-LARGE LIGHTER 40 #. y II r.
and deCked over. Apply ThcO. Corner
Box 50, Annapolis or Phone 2i3m. w-ib
| For SALE-A WHITE & MIDDLETON
H-P. Gasoline Engine. Apply at Capita
| Office. or j. X. HARVEY. Machnist. 100 Com
promise street. tt
| COR SALE- TEN GOOD LAYING HENS or
througheibrtd =. &. Rhode Island Reds
| that are red 10 the skin. Address -" y. O
Box 90 a3li
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07

Don't be extreme in thought and ex.
preston 1t is only the man OF rep
utation who expects TO have his whims
appreciated
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07

Don't introduce more characters than
are necessary to tell your story. We
don't like to be confused even with
people
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07

Don't get into a rut and keep out
Of the beaten tracks.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07

Don't have more than one climax in
a short story. Most readers can only
stand one blow at a time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07

Pay as you go--but don't 60 too
often.
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Don't apologize for your characters.
After they are made let them work
out their own salvation.
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XxyANTED-TO RENT FURNISED HOUSE,
w for months from Oct. !. Address with
particulars, IF. 5. W." Box 5s', Annapolis,
Ma WIZ.
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Don't drag your story out, stop
when it is finished, though you are
paid per word
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-07-07

XxyANTED-A GOOD COOK, MUST HAVE
w references and one willing 10 wash and
Ali 3t-i5
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Don't write about happenings out
side your experience They viii sound
strange and unfamiliar.
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WANTED - DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
w property In Annapolis. Prefer house
with large lot Must be reasonable IN price
Address -. ~. >" Box 597. Annapolis, Md. WI
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w A n T + ID

LADY OR YOUNG
w MAN TO work in Confectionery store.
Apnly 10 Caries' Bros. Main Street at-Jb
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xxgANTED-AT ONCE a GOOD COOK AND
w a GOOD housemaid. Apply at No. Mary
land Ave, Mrs. Phythiao. WIS
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Tor RENT-THRER BAPH HOUSES ON
nav shore formerly oWned by Jas. NJ.
Mimr0e Apply TO Theo. corner, Box 81.
Annapolis or Phone 2l3 m, WE
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70 Il RE n I.

EOR RENT TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT
! Housekeepug Apply l65 West ST. Sc j.
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COR RENT-HoUsE. % Church Street
Z Inst repaired. Rent $40 month. Amply at
III Duke of gloucester Street. Jy5 70
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Many a man has to be scared into
being good
The interior journal., 1910-07-05
In Far Off Canada
KENTUCKY BRIDE is HANDSOME
LY ENTERTAINED

The Rossland. Canada. Miner has
this item OF handsome entertainment
gwen there In honor OF Mr.. C. c.
Leete. of Davenport, Wash. and his
bride. who was Miss Margret Living
ston. OF Crab Orchard, before the
wedding q few weeks ago:
Claude Leete. Of Davenport. Wash.
son of Mrs. A. T. Coils Of Rossland,
and his bride. have met with a true
Rossland welcome during their stay
here. Mrs. Coils holds reception
in their honor today and they have al
so been most pleasantly entertained
by Superintendent and Mrs. ANA
Burnett, at their handsome home at
the Josie mine Just above the city
Mrs. Claude Leete is Kentucky lady
and Mrs. Burnett. too. belongs to one
OF the Oldest colonial families OF the
south. both in Kentucky and Virginia.
Needless to say the two southerners
had much in common and delightful
time was spent by the visitors.
The interior journal., 1910-07-05
Increases Capital
GOSHEN TELEPHONE COMPANY
SPREADING OUT

Amended articles of Incorporation
have been filed by the Goshen Tele-
phone Company or this county. with
the County Clerk and the Secretary OF
State, as required by law. increasing
the capital stock of the company from
$500 to $3.50. 1t is understood that
the company intends branching out
over a considerable additional area
of territory and that the capitalization
is increased To meet this and other
expense of improvement.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed with the Secretary of State at
Frankfort of the Lancaster Hospital,
Garrard county with capital or 81.
600, the incorporators being j. r.
Stormes, Banks Hudson and w. r.
Coook.
Articles were also filed for the Mad
ison Mutual Investment Company, OF
Richmond, with a capital of $4,000,
and Thomas II. Broaddus, J. S. Hath
away and r. B. Haley incorporators.
The interior journal., 1910-07-05
ParksvilIe


Mrs. Jack Minor, of Bradfordsville,
is visiting Mrs. J. ID. Minor. Mr.. S.
s. Caldwell. of Louisville. is guest
of his son, DR.. J. Il. Caldwell. Mrs.
Annie Parks is visiting her brother t.
4. Durham at Lebanon. Mr.. John
Walls is at Olympia Springs taking
the treatment for rheumatism. Mrs.
Carlisle T. Cleland is visiting her IA
ther. ]. F. Gregory at Springfield. Mrs.
Mary Bower and Mrs. Bette Caldwell
attended the funeral OF Mrs. John A.
Bower at Paris last week. Benjamin
Boiling sold to Mr.. Wilson, of Hender'
son, a two-year-old Gambetta Wilkes
cold for $3.50. John w. Webb shipped
a car of hogs from Mitchellsburg last
week for which he paid Siz c. Prof.
Jack Wilson, of Bradfordsville, is Wis
iting II. O. Cozatt. He will teach this
wear at Lebanon Junction. Messrs. Lu-
her Underwood and wife OF Danville,
and w. II. Rigney AMI family, of Stan
ford. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T..
Underwood last week. w. s. Rose, oil
this city, is holding down good tele-
graph lob at Arlington, Tenn.
The interior journal., 1910-07-05
POPULAR COUPLE
We'd IN DANVILLE
JAMES 7. mENEFEE CLAIMS MISS
JEAN WARREN AS HIS BRIDE
ON SATURDAY.

There was much pleasant surprise
occasioned last Saturday when James
7. Menefee, second son of Mr.. and
Ars. J. n. Menefee. of this city. was
united in marriage to Miss Jean War.
ren. daughter of Mrs. William War.
zen. AMI niece of the late Judge X.
G. Warren, OF this city. The young
couple had kept the typpy secret well,
and only a few OF their relatives and
closest friends knew of the forthcom-
ms event and were present.
The ceremony was solemnized al
the handsome home of the bride in
Danville, Rev. ]. T. Hosklns. pastor OF
the Baptist church, OF this city, oftt
ciatine Immediately afterward they
left for bridal tour TO northern re-
sorts. and returning. will make their
home in Danville, out OF which MT.
Menefee will travel for the Sherwin-
Williams Paint Company. OF which he
is the southern representative. Mr..
Menefee is one OF the most popular
boys" OF Stanford, and will be most
heartily congratulated upon winning
such splendid woman for his wife.
She is very well known here. having
frequently visited her cousins and Is
universally beloved and admired.
Among those who went over from
here for the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. n. Menefee. Judge and Mrs. 4.
g. Ritchie, OF Mineral Wells. Texas,
Judge j. p. Menefee. Jr.. Mr.. George
Menefee. Misses Jennie. Nell and Jo-
sephine Warren.
The interior journal., 1910-07-05

services tonight Interest has grown
In the services. the attendance has
been good and earnest sermons have
mad an earnest hearing by the people
At three o'clock Sunday afternoon
the church was well filled to hear the
lecture on Ben-Hur. Just before the
lecture. ''The Holy City" was sung by
Miss Winnie Davis Bibb. In a clear.
sweet voice. she rendered the seic-
tion 10 the delight OF everyone present
Mr., Daniels narration Of Gen. Wal
lace's Tale OF the Christ. was con
else. vivid and inspiring For more
than an hour the speaker held his
audience to the thrilling experiences
In the life OF Ben-Hur. and nred their
hearts TO emulate the noble principles
In Judah's life. He held hat the
throwing OF Arius' signet into the sea
meant more In Ben Hhrs life than
anything connected with The chariot
race.
Asked his opinion. OF stanford. from
religious standpoint. the evangelist
said:
stanford has many good people
and quite a number of noble. humble.
faithful followers OF Jesus Christ
However. since you expect the truth,
will tell H. Pride. love OF money,
love OF worldliness and prejudice have
combined TO sap the spirituality OF
your town. Christian pretension,
which has not been lived out in daily
walk. has weakened the real Chriq IN
influence. Gambling around a stylish
card table in fashionable parlor is
every whit as bad in Gods eyes as
that of the black leg professional in
the back of some dive. fear, too,
that there are people here who would
do much more for the sake Of their
church than they would do for Jesus
Christ"
Lecture on Civic Righteousnsss
At the request of a number Of the
citizens OF Stanford and vicinity. MIR.
Daniel has consented 10 deliver his
lecture on Civic Righteousness before
leaving the city. The Christian church
has been secured and tae lecture will
be- given tomorrow "wednesday
night at eight o'clock. rhe lecture
viii interest every cit;zer OF The com
munity and everybody is invited.
The interior journal., 1910-07-05
Noble Young Man
BROTHER OF MRS. r. NJ. NEW
LAND PASSES AWAY

The sad news was received here
last week OF the death at LoIisNil
of Thomas A. Elkin. brother OF Mrs
X. 81 Ncwiand. CT this city, which oc'
cs~r.l a,-r u ssss' "a.gs tube -
losis ON Wednesda. eveng lie "
tn - az. t son of Nr -, Mrs. !
lived In Garrard county and worked in
the Interior Journal office years ago.
MIR, Elkin was Just in the prime of
young manhood and his death came as
a great shock TO his host OF friends
and loved ones. He held responsible
position with the Tinsley-Mayer Er-
craving Company. Besides his par
ents and his sister. Mrs. Newland, he
is survived by two brothers, w. Lee
Elkin and Walter b. Elkin.
The remains of the young man We're
laid to rest in Cave Hill cemetery, aft
er funeral services at the Clifton
Christian church. o. which he was a
member.
The interior journal., 1910-07-05
Arm Cut Of by Car
STANFORD BOY BADLY CRIPPLED
sY Bio FOUR TRAIN

G. ID. Murphy, a former Stanford
boy, and son OF Mr. W. L. Murphy,
OF this city. AMI who married Miss
Bessie Martin. OF this city. was Sc
verely injured on the Big Four rail
road near Wabash. Indiana. a short
time ago He Is a brakeman on the
Big Four. A Wabash paper describes
the accident In which the young man
lest his right arm. as follows:
o. u. Mulphy. a Big -Four brake
man. vas frightfully injured while on
hts run at North Manchester wednes.
day evening and as a result he has
lost his right arm. the member being
amputated at the shoulder
Murphy was on what 10 known as
che pickup" run which works be
tween this city and Elkhart every
night, leaving Wabash late In the att
ernoon. AT North Manchester the
crew engaged in switching for some
time and then resumed the run north
Just asthe train was pulling out OF the
town, Murphy started down a side
ladder OF stock car 10 look after
some stock. and the grip bar either
pulled out or Murphy lost his footing
and fell to the track. Realizing that
he was in great danger. the brakeman
had enough presence Of mind TO push
himself from the car but In falling
20 the ground his arm went under the
wheels.
The right arm was horribly mangled
from the fingers TO the elbow and II
was impossible TO save the member
Murphy arose just as the train pass
cd him and he waved his left hand
at the rear brakeman who was on tor
of the train. Releasing the air. the
train was stopped and the injured
man was assisted TO the caboose. The
engine was cut on and coupled to the
caboose bringing Murphy to this city
He was taken to the hospital where
his arm was amputated Just below the
shoulder. This morning Murphy Is
resting as we'll as could be expected
and the physicians state that unless
complications arise. he will recover
Murphy has been working on the Big
-Four for three weeks. having come
here from his home at Stanford. KY
Ills wife was notified Of the accident
at once and arrived in Wabash over
the Big Four this afternoon.