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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-19
MRS. SCHEAK
IN COLLAPSE
Shattered BY Dam
sgirG Testimony.

whar autiful IN det~to-A dra.
vrsstz bic ia censtruo- q Mrs.
Laura guaranteed as -came-when-
the om accused of administering
arsenic to her millionaire husband sud
denly lurched forward and dropped
into a huddled mass In her chair and
appeared to be fainting. She was hnr-
riedly taken to her cell, while a recess
of court was called by Judge Jordan.
Later she returned to the courtroom
pale and trembling. The strain on
the woman's nerves Is now beginning
to tell, ard 1t Is said she is sometimes
hysterical In hef ecu at night.
Another incident In the days pro-
ceedings was the order issued by
Judge Jordan barring women from the
courtroom.
Attorney ]. J. p. O'Brien for the de.
Tense announced that he win summon
every physician and druggist In the
city of Wheeling and ask each n II
he sold or gave poison Of any kind to
Mrs. Schenk.
Prosecuting Attorney Handlan ex-
poets to rest the states side OF the
case this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-19
FINDS FRAUDS
IN DANVILLE.
Grand Jury After Voters in
Cannon's Districts.

tHa L-E..
Danyille, Ill, Jan. ia big scandal
In the home town and county of
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon is at the
breaking point. A vermilIion county
grand jury has begun an inquiry into
traffic in votes which threatens to In
volve 40 per cent Of the electorate and
indirectly to faint Speaker Cannon's
reelection to congress.
While there are hundreds Of nervous
voters In every part of this populous
county, the spasm centers In Danville
city and township, where $500 voters
are said to be corrupt
The corrupt voters particularly fear
the foreman of that jury, Isaac Wood
yard, a retired farmer of wealth, who
is now president Of the City and Ma
tionai bank at Ridge Farm, a town
sixteen miles south Of Danyille.
'In Danyille township there are
$500 votes for sale at every election"
he said. II am told that conditions at
the Soldiers home are particularly
bad. There are several voting plague
spots In the city of Danville. The negro
vote has been particularly corrupted.
mo n has volunteered any direct
evidence of individual corruption as
yet. We do not expect volunteers at
this stage of the inquiry, nor are they
necessary. / think I know a way to
bring out the necessary evidence, but
as to methods / can say nothing"
Judge y. R. b. Kimbrough, a Demo-
crat, eight years on the bench, who
particularly charged the grand jury to
go after the corrupt voters, has great
faith In this particular jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-19

The stand patters who voted to re-
ject the Longworth bill did not do so
as a rebuke to the administration. It
Is the understanding that, while they
favor the passage Of a bill creating a
body to inquire into cost Of production
OF articles affected by the tariff. they
objected to following the lead Of Rep
resentatdve LongwoTth. who was one
Of the first of the regular Republicans
to desert Speaker Cannon In the last
campaign.
A resolution was offered providing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-19

Works Rapidly and safefy-Requfres
No Exercising and Allows You to
Ese What You Like-Cut This Ont.

|aa~ 49,.
d the benefit of those who wish to
reduce their flesh quickly and safely,
we will give the receipt and directions
In full for q simple household remedy
that can be obtained BIT trifiing cost
from any good drug store: la ounce
Marmola. Ia ounce Fluid Extract Cas-
cara Aromatic and 5 IL ounces Pepper
mint Water. All three are cheap and
wholesome, but o should take care
to get an u~nbroken package so that
you get Marmo1a and not q substitute.
When you get home mix the three to-
gether by shaking them together In q
large bottle and take one t~d0spoonful
after each meal and at bedtime.
Follow these directions and you will
have the best fat reducer that money
can buy. 1t will take off the hesh at
the rate of at least two pounds a
week without disarranging the stom-
aeh or causing wrinkles. while best OF
all no exercising or dieting Is re-
CURED to help 1t out. YouAcan get re-
suits n at the Jams time axe things
easy n eat what you nke-as much
as YOU like-and whenever you like,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-19

q nII ~ p ON D. IMrys uAh Ferry take eth Ave L at coMndt sLto 18th St n.uua.n
car from &d Street Ferry uanaErn north at Hrndvay-ne LOCKS 0m iron MW fe"Rs'aNA
Station at Wd DIST -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-19
REJECT TAFT TARIFF PLAN.

Hut fFssa Slap al Lonsworth ard Net
at the President.
Washington, Jan. 19.--At a meeting
Of the Republican members OF the
committee OF ways and means the
Longworth bill. which was supposed
to represent the ideas of the adminis-
tration on tariff board legislation. was
thrown into the discard. The measure
was rejected by a vote of 8 TO 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-19
EXCISE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the un-
&c slgned intends making application
of the City of Perth Amboy at their
next meeting for q transfer to himself
or the license heretofore granted ito
the privilege of selling malt and spir-
ituous liquors In the City of Perth
Amboy, and In the house owned BY
Alex Ba1int, at 48S Smith ST.
Dated Jan. IA, 1911.
STEPHEN KIRALY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-19
EXCISE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned intends to make application
50 Nhe Board of Excise Commissioners
OF the City of Perth Amboy, N. j., at
their next meeting, for a transfer to
ted to william Adamski, to keep a sa-
loon With the privilege of selling malt
and spfrftuous liquors In the City Of
Perth Amboy, and in the house owned
by M. Goldman, at 30s Prospect st.
Dated Jan. 16. 1911.
JACOB CASTELBAUM.
81. -....- SARa-1 Il I. 2f-na1u =.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-19

Cash ELBAUM
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-19

the creamg or a subcommittee TO b
charged with the duty Of whipping =
bill into shape for consideration by an
the Republican members Of the com
mittee. This resolution was passed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-19
Tho Rible.

The Bible.
The Bible is printed in Q thai
nfty languages at the Bible House 4
New York city.
The evening world., 1911-12-18
FREED
ON $4,000 Ball.,
TO REBUILD TRUST
Wrecker of Carnegie Declares
He Will Rchabilitate 1t and
Pay All in Full.

william J. Cunmins. the convict i
Carnegie Trust o,.ocr, was rclcas' !
from custody to-day der bond Of
1900, As soon ls ne was out of cas-
tody he vas s,i,c! with a subpoena
call.ns upon him 10 appear as "A witness
in The case of Charles II. Hyde, former
tIty Chamberlain. WAith is to begin
Jan. 8.
In custody of pc.uty Sheriff Haley.
Cummins left the Tomus at 1880 O'clock
for the onlcc " Assistant D,strict-At-
torncy LLvelle. There he met Harold
Norris Of the &t'ioral surety Com
pany and the details OF furnishing bail
were soon a!ranscd. VITA the bond Ia
sdl.e Tor anal action. Cumm.us. the
Deputy Sher!d and Mr. Norris went
te.uro Justice cohaian. IN tlt supreme
NoJst, tHu his signature competed the
Transaction.
Mhlle awaiting his freedom Cummlns
talked freely ABOUT his affairs anu
posed seyefal tinesSior photograph.
lie was buIJiins over with Satisfaction
at getting out of the Tombs and 1t IS
qG,tc evident hat his conviction has not
Impaired lis selr-assurancc or energy.
Il AN feeling pretty well, Physically"
SAID the banker, and my conscience Is
clear. l KNOW l am innocent OF any
crime.
MY efforts from now Oh will he do
voted to STRENGTHENING out the affairs OF
the Carnegie Trust company. tlist !
want 10 see that the dcpnsitors tc paid
In fun. Then ! want t. See that the
stockholders get out without loss.
II went irto the Carnegie Trust Com
pany to save II, not t. wreck II. |
wasn't bent on wreckiug a concern into
wh!cA | put s., 00O,o M | borrowed from
Andrew Carnegie and s3.5nr.oob Al
together. of my own money ANA that OF
my friends.
My home for the next fpW months
viii be az the Hotel A%nsonia. | shall!
Immediately unp In and take hold Of
the affairs Of tn" Tennessee PICKING
and Stpckyirds Company of Nashville.
A~.tho3sI'this concern is In the hands of
a receiver, 1t has been paying It's own
way and Is a good money making busl-
ness, despite what anybody says about
II. I know how to make it earn a lot
0. money"
The evening world., 1911-12-18
AUTO L0CK|NVAR
VAIN|LY SEEKS HIS
MISSING DOROTHY
Once Baked by Balky Car,
He Vows They'll Wed De-
spite Parental Objection.

n any one scos n 'orlorn looking
dlnisel pcerlng out a. a window OF a
house IN Long Island. the Bronx. Brook
Ign, Manhattan or Wcstchester with Il
"Will he ever Gomez" expression on her
fac. the bcholdcr should hasten to IN
form the young nan in the photograph.
who 10 searrhg these sections In an
auto with win | ever find herr" writ
ten on bis cJrntenance.
The young oolp.e are Joseph +. Ilo,-
den ana Miss Dorothy Miles. he twenty.
she nineteen, ana they are determined
toxelopc. Their fathers are. determined
they shall not. so Mss Miles has been
sent away from home and 10 not pc
mitteI to communicate with Holden.
They nearly carried out taeir plan a
week ago Friday. Miss Miles got into
lloldeu's auto with a sat Dee, OF clothes
ana he urged the chauffeur to break
the speed record. But tAc pesky ma
chine refused to bulge and made so
much noise INTO the bargain that Miss
Aii!os.s stern brother tooh her into the
house and put Holden to hight.
After tnat MIS- Miles's family took
her away and Holden mas not seen her
since.
III she'd Just let me hear from her
Ia bee satisfied" he said. We aren't dis
cIua;gcd by th.s one failure, and neither
OF us Mil ever .uoA a. any one else; 80
hey might rs wcll give In.
"Nou might mention IN regard To my
ability to tnkr care OF Miss Miles hfter
We are married tuat She VIII b. quite
car /, f.re.I 1. NL1r MT Mr. ID IL Van
The evening world., 1911-12-18

soodly sum Of money bringing hose
the family's pride. for Leo has bsea
making 1t a practice TO disappear froso
the freside almost every week.
Papa McCauley is a fireman on the
d., l.. and w. Railroad. and from HIN
the son has inherited a desire to rt1o
on the choo-choo cars. Leo prefsro
to trave! In empty ice compartments
of refrigerator cars.
That's a great place TO Sleep" Ri1
the champion. 1T knocks a Pullmoo
silly"
Leo has been running away every
week or two for the last year. lie hso
been picked Yp by the police In cities II
the West. North and South and every
time Papa McCauley has taken the wan
derer home for a demonstration Of hi
belief in the Injunction. Spare the rod
and spoil the child" But Papa Mo-
Cauley. ~non-sparing OF his caliouso1
freman's hand. has failed to cure Lo
OF his wonderiust. During the last throo
months McCauley senior has foilowo9
McCauley jr. to Cleveland, Albany
Scranton and Kingston, ". Y. The boo
Ia under probation in Jersey City - .
chronic una
Leo Is a bright little chap and hao
made many friends on the railroads On
his various trips. He says he IL bound
to reach the Pacific coast and ls willing
to stand for many licklngs to carry ouo
his ambition.
The evening world., 1911-12-18
WIDOWED TyPIST
FIGHTING FOR HER
HUSBANDS RICHES
Won Case Before Surrogate,
but Higher Court Sends 1t
Back for Jury Trial.

The mystic, persuasive spirit NJ
"Nlzzle" appeared again to-day before
Justice Glrretson and a jury IN the
Supreme Court. HrooElyn. when the
vii. con;eat over the estate OF Robert
H. Thompson, the paper mlll'ona re.
was placed on trial Thompson died IN
1910. I'VE months after ne mad married
h!s pretty Young stenographer. The
Appellate Division mad reversed the de-
c!sion of Surrogate Ketcham in favor
OF the young Nidow and had sent the
case bach for a iury hearing.
In 1910 Mrs. Mabel Ames Thompson,
the ntlliona,re's widow. contested
Thompson's will. which Has made two
years before his death. long before he
even thought % marrying her. She
brought her contest on the grounds that
her husbands grandchildren, who We're
like wise his adopted children n heirs
to his entire estate, valued NJ over
80 600 cg1. had used undue influence In
the employment of spi.ltualIsm, In
which her husband had been a firm be-
lever.
Mrs. Thompson alleged In her suit
that Mrs. Marion Funk. granddaughter
of Thompson. and Finley Thorn son,
her brother. had told their grandfather
that they had received spirit messages
from "Muzz!n." the spirit of his dead
wife, and that II vas the advice con-
ta!ned in these messages that pre-
vented her husband making n Will at
least giving her her legal share in his
vast wealth.
Ait,r Surrogate ketcham decided tina
u4duo influence had been used by In"
two adopted heirs they Immediately
took an appeal, Pending this appeal the
widow obtained letters Of administra-
tlon to ner husIanl's estate and took
POSSESSION Of the c1Ltents Of his private
vault. In thl, vault i * declared thai
She found securities. bonds, deeds and
other papers valued AT over $4,000, Be-
sides this she acquired possession of his
handsome residence at No. 42 Washing
ton avenue, Brooklyn. which contained
arr trc4urcs, tapestries ami furniture,
Mrs. Thompson also brought suit
against Finley Thompson and the
Thompson 70 Morris Corrugater Paper
Company to recover $500 worth Of
stock which she claimed was issued
after her husbands deata, That case Is
stlll pealIng,
When the will case was called to-day
for tria. before Justice Girrcts)n and a
jury Mrs. Thompson appeared in half
mourning.
The evening world., 1911-12-18
SAVED FROM SUICIDE.


Destitute and out of worn because.
he claims. the Garment Workers.
Union. Of which he has bccl 4 mem-
Der. has suspended him for non-pay-
ment az dues, Ahrnhnm Paloy, forty.
thee years OLD, attempted 20 KIN HIM
self to-day IN his hotU' 81 80. ShI NJ i-
tie Avenue, I~'rOoflyn, rhpr.tahly IN
clinel persons arranged this afternoon
to pay mp palrv's back dues. mount
lng u $3.50, ami get him employment.
palcy inhaled gas Through a tube i'm
the Kitchen Of his home. HIS two call
dreu were n. !cep in the most room and
his wife was In the cellar 81 the house.
Her return before Pilcy had brctth,d
in enough of the pas tn have the effect
Ac desired saved his life.
PoliremsN Meirh placed palcy under
arrrs. and took MIN to Gates Avenue
polio" Court, whore hc 'o'l ~, story og
h's alleged troubles W.t1 tac union llv
md lost several jobs in tr past sis
months, ne sad ~. ME hc dit rtt
NV. a uu'on card Marcus Nj .hael-
of so. ~ ThrOnp avenue. who wa. ia
the court room and heard Palcy's story,
Interested himself in tie case.
The evening world., 1911-12-18
HIS LIFE MAY PAY
FOR SMASHING Of
STORE WINDOW
Trinca Trying to Elude Arrest
Falls -Four Stories From
Fire-Escape.

The smashing OF a plate glass wlndow
early to-day probably will cost Fran.
cisco Trinca. forty-three years old, Of
No. s. Adams street. Brooklyn. his lie
In attempting TO escape from a detect.
i've he fell four stories from q fire.
escape.
Detective BENJAMIN Christie was sta d
Ing at York and Main streets. brooklyn
shortly after midnight. when he heard
the crash of breaking glass. A bis
window In the cigar store OF L,oren,y
Orlando. No. q York street. had been
demolished with a cobblestone.
The detective started after a man run.
ming In front OF he place. going through
York into MAN,. Into a hallway at No.
~. n four-story tenement with moro
than a dozen families. darted the ,uyl-
tive, the detective close behind.
They clattcrcd through the halls and
up the stairs. arousing all the ten,nts
In the fourth floor hallway there IL a
window leading 20 the hrc-escape. The
man climbed out m the detective fol-
lowed. The fugitive started toward IN,
rooi Instead OF the ground The de.
tectlve drew his revolver.
stop or I'll shoot.' he shouted.
The man was on the ladder and kent
going toward the roof. Before he reached
the top he shrleked and fell four stories
to the court yard.
by this time the whole house was In
an uproar and the tenants. not knowing
Christie. who was In plain clothes, was
an officer. aud being unable to under
stand him. were In a menaclng attitude.
He showed them his shield and revolver
and managed to push through the
crowd and reach the unconscious man on
the tagging below.
TTinca. as he afterward described him
self. was taken to the Brooklyn Hos
pital suffering from a fractured skull.
Internal injuries and a broken leg.
During his conscious moments he re-
fused to say why he broke the cigar
store window. A large knife was found
In his pocket and he Is held "A prisoner
on a charge OF malicious mischief and Of
violating the sullivan law.
The evening world., 1911-12-18
RUNAWAY CHAMP
CAUGHT THIS Time
BEFORE He STARTS
Leo Is Hauled From Refriger.
ator Car and Frisco Trip
Is Of Again.

Leo Mc-aulcy. eleven years old, Of
No 81 Boulevard. Jersey City. the
champion boy runaway. was Just slid
ing into the Ice compartment OF a re-
frigcrator car at Wsehawken to-day
when "A railroad detective grabbed hin
by the collar and dragged him on'.
LET me go" howlcd the youngster;
II want to 20 to San Francisco. You
may stop me now but I'll get there
before long"
The detective led the boy to the near
IS polico station and sent for his
father.
John McCauley has been sent for so
often to take home MS wandering boy
that 1t has become second nature To
him incidentally he has spent "A
The evening world., 1911-12-18
Alfred CWynn Vanderbilt
and Bride Start L,nme.
diately After Marriage
on Tour of Continent
for Their Honeymoon.
One Days Notice C;uen
by Baltimore Beauty
Ce re m Consists
Simply of Question IF
They Take Each Other.

LONDON, Dec. 1S.-Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt and his bride, who was Mrs.
Margaret Emerson Mckim, daughter OF
Capt. Isaac T.. Emerson OF Baltimore.
and former wife OF DR.. Smith Holm
Mckim. are touring the Continent to-
day on their honeymoon.
They were married here YESTERDAY
afternoon at 1 o'clock at Relgate. a Sur.
rev town. twenty miles from London.
through which Mr.. Vanderbilt drives
his coach on the way to Brighton.
The ceremony was performed at the
Registry ONCE In High street, the door,
OF which Mr.. Vanderbilt pa sses every
time he makes a trip with his coach.
Marriages there on Sunday are unusual.
This marriage was by license from the
Bishop, which necessitates only one
days notice. Otherwise, twenty-one
days notice has TO be given.
Mrs. Mckim herself gave the required
one days notice. on noon Saturday.
The formalitics Of the marriage &C.
cupied only a few moments. There was
scarcslySany ceremony. The bride ana
bridegroom wero asked their names.
Then Mr.. vanderbilt was asked
whether he took Mrs. KcKim a.
his welded wife. On his replying
"Yen.' q similar question was put to
MRS. McKim az to her taking Alfred
owynnc Vanderbilt for her welded hus-
band.
In giving particulars for entering In
the register Mr.. Vanderbilt said his Az
va thirty-four years and mat Of H.
bride twenty-seven.
After they had obtained copies OF the
wedding entry and the witnesses had
signed. the party left for The Stream. "
where II wedding luncheon-breakfas;
was served.
The evening world., 1911-12-18
FOUGHT TERRIBLE DUEL IN
DARKNESS.

"Where Is that pretty faced son OF
dogs who makes n fool Of me M my
lady friends" he shouted. Pietro. In
aa upper bunk, stirred n little. He was
slipping his knife from ms pocket ana
opening II.
The mate caught him by one leg. threw
him to the floor and kicked him. with
a yell that was heard ashore. the boy
bounded up and threw himself at the
big mans throat, He was no quicker
than Deveione. There were two knives
flashing in the dull light behind the
two combatants.
In the am OF the good saints
and angels" cried a sailor TO those
across the f~orecastle. put out the
lights before there is murder here"
Somebody on the other side stuc&
his hsad out of a BUNK and blew out
The light. The place MAS as black a.
q pocket, but the fight did act stop.
Both dueilsts were scouting curses be-
tween grunts as they strained asains.
each Otner. Now n then a shrili
prayer from the bunHs broke their
beastlikc guralings. The boy in his
nureed rage developed Il strength tar
beyonu his slight frame.
Once. twice. three times they fell TO
the Moor and fought to their .eet again
and then fell once more and rolled from
one end Of tine turecastlc to the other.
The men threw blankets and clothing
on them. hoping TO ,angle them SO that
the battle might be stopped.
The uproar grew louder and louder.
It seemed to the terror-strlcken sailors
In the hunks to ave been going on all
%n!ght-but It was really only half an
h0ur-whea Capt. Tontina broke in with
o lantern.
pietru lay in a twisted heap on his
back against the tar end OF he fore
castle. lis face vas slashcl. There
was a cash from back OF his left ear TO
the point of his 'Iw. and one OF his
ears was nearly severed from MS head.
Tho b's mate. thou"h his right hand
looked as though II had been cut =
ribbons. sti,l had his grasp on his knife.
with the light OF the captains lantern
d. could see where to strike, lie raised
the blade and vas plungIug It straight
tor Pietro's heart when the captain
sp'ang upon him and pushed him over.
so that the knife was TANNED into the
drc'J $, ferccly that when Develops
rolled away from it It stuck there on
cHd, QuiverinS.
Tne boy and tho mate made as though
II crawl toward each other, but The
captain kicked them apart. The sailors
came dropping out OF the hunks and
held them down. while the aptain put
Thorn in irons. Then the police were
called.
The pair we're taken to the North
Hudson Hospital, The surgeons said
mat neither had n mortal wound, and
bandaeed them and sent them back to
tie police station to-day.
The evening world., 1911-12-18
FLUNG FROM TAXI,
INJURED WOMAN IS
UNABLE TO EXPLAIN
Witness Declares Mrs. Flanni-
gan Was Hurled Deliberately
Against Pillar.

Mrs. Catherine Flanagan. who vas
either run over by "A taNicab or thrown
from one last night. suffering a frac-
ture OF the left leg. Commissions Of the
face and body ana internal Injuries.
recovered consciousness at Roosevelt
Hospital to-day, but Mas not aolc to
tell how she came to be lying at
Fifty-sixth street aud sixth avenue.
Much mystery Is attached to tnc ac-
cident. II IL wls nm accident. Policeman
i;ickard. VINO arrived shortly after the
woman WAS injured and called an
ambulance. declares she was struck AMI
run over by tie taxicab. ON the other
aand. Thomas Is, Jones. of 40. i32 East
Ffty-slXth street. declares ne sass ,hc
door Of the ear opened and tle woman
Hung into tie street.
The police ar" searching FOR other
Witnesses. IN tho Injured woman
-ioth!ns va an address. No. 30 East
one liunu 90 and T~wenty-siXtu street.
Inquiry at that number revealed that
she Is u "luow. aoout thirty years old
ana IA friend of one Of the tenants, but
lived elsewhere.
at the iItc If the arrldent 4 man in
IN crowd hir-l "A tiNican TO uurry M.
t'annisan - the hospital lie said he
was NcWherry +. REID OF No. o. W.s.
fifty-fourth street ana that tho taxical
had drawn up at the Plaza Hotel. A.
The Plaza u VAS said there was no such
machine there, and no one knew nnv-
thing about the accident.
To an Evening World reporter to-
day Mr., Jones, who is cashier in the
city Clerks office. said;
AS 4 friend and | started across
sixth avenue at fifty-sixtl street /
saw a tnNicab approach At Ugh speed.
~ 1t came to the corner u door was
The evening world., 1911-12-18
BROKERS' WIFE HITS BACK.

Mrs. Josephine t. Butte. whose hus-
band, Harold |, Batter, u bond broker.
is suing her for divorce. filed "a ountrr
claim to-day In the supreme court, ask
ins that Butter suiL Dee dismissed and
that she pc 3 antrd a separation on the
ground % Commitment.
The couple were married IN september.
1895. and nave no children. Mrs. Butte
denies tho charges In her husband ;
complaint Hld says that she. and not he.
IL the agLileved one. She has retained
Herman j Wlitr as counsel and Butler
* represented by Holmes togcrs ~
Carpenter.
The evening world., 1911-12-18

opened ana n m came lying
through the air, landlns across the
car tracks, she struck an elevated
pillar
"Nith o." door swinging open. the
tax kcp' pu. Tne Wpfua could not
have jumped The way SHE came
through tlo door looked almost as II
one had picked up an py"rcpat or a
bundle Of clothing and thrown It, \
crowd gathered and I am sure several
persons must have 'ccn her thrown out.
After the machine had gone a block |
noticed the door was shut"