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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Red Hill Social News
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch. /

Red Hin, Va. May 27.-Nlrs. E. E.
been very sick. are out again.
Misses Rebecca Early and Vivian
Owen are visiting Mrs. E. T.. Lamb
Mrs. j. 3. Townley and daughter are
attending the Lewisburg Seminary
inal exercises at Lewisburg, W. Va.
Dir. y. a. Farrer went.to Richmond
to attend the commencement of tie
University College of Medicine.
j. H. I3arksdale Is visiting his son,
in Waynesboro.
Miss Allie Cosby, Of Gordonsvillc. is
visiting Miss Margaret Page.
The commencement exercises Of The
Fed Hill High School took place We'd
nesday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Culpeper Social News
Especial to The Times DispatcI

f - SPoe'oA ~ iiS it'eS 'oP"eSi'!
Culpeper. va? May 27.-Mrs, John
Sorry' Oh b H.i Is Visi,iug me, met
3unt. mrs- ShSc Ehe'si' OH East
o1i nn mn, ;.
md i,dtvsrh inun 49, ..,,n.ty ihia
1 %csk e ol nir- ana MRS. ",iile illli. OF
Eust o1ree,
,n TIES D nss MOTIFS ana Mrs turn n,
Wrs' D. dai.i oeri are .ne sucsAS %
Az Is, .. H"nuo!pii BUTTS
,, rn IN: m. ano ner son law u
ha.io a., seven s,,,f Iihes, ID,
az Miss sus;s s:cnnr .Csu ana ana ,xii ea
IN GsIns ausie hrour h nnu WIN, Nc
w Su'peper tnrousr nome -coi''ins
"S Mn.
,, IS. Z r. urniSal' OF IA 'ptht
;r,,l1..,,. VIII Mrs. orviiie LOVING, anu
M,.s - VII .o ,., nisi1 " lIl I'M.
ATS MIS- hiGharo lewis. at itoscdale, near
n IKE,
,t, NJ. anu Mts. Ja m stro.hcn a Inc,
WILL wn.e son o. Meifn' w; d.. arriSea inns
,v.n, .ne i spnhtry nome, near Sui-
i repu', nho nave as thelr guest. MISS
Nc inan, oi ,. ,a,'ini i'r
is ' vis,p,n Sarn, LcH tI;,ari;
f,I,, 20 f. .s,ts ner son, lin orr
,,,,..,h,, q. Ai.oh Ireeh' MS recently
'u NJ, Ina1 r az no, ne IN .he counlry
Mrs; Dhvlu Tompklns or Alexandria.
tnii we Sres' 'n nr MeeR Q! ner sister,
III. Mts pronuus StTihSieiioW'
q. .irs. ! hoinns Broadu5. OF washington,
.. - ''si.iis reiaeifes III the coun
ty
Is visiting her brother. Arthur Tired
way. on Jameson's Hill, Mrs Tredway
leaves to-day for stay Of several
weeks With relatives near Roanoke.
William Abney. OF Augusta. has
boyhood friend, Frank NJ. Gukcson., on
Jameson's Hill. Mr.. Abney Is just
returning from visit to his cousin.
Rev. Arthur kinsolving. of St Paul's
rtctory, in Baltimore
MI. and Mrs! Clifford Miller were
the weekend guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Nelson on their return from a
Visit in lsappahannock. and left for
their home In Richmond on Monday.
Miss Rebecca Miller remained in Rap
paliannock. where she is visiting her
tiperryville.
Mrs; Roslin Vass entertained few
Inc, AT bridge on Tuesday morn
ing Those playing were Mrs. Edwin
Grimsley. Mrs. Lewis Nelson. Mrs.
Charles s,na Goldshorough. Mrs; sir, cheIf,0
tiIs: ass. MISS Margaret Edelin. Miss
aug usta Buddache. Miss Mary Yass.
MT Mrsi !, Is, e; "; browning Is a guest Of
MISS Eliza Mccormick. who has been
yihitlns me Misses Lewis. left for
ne. nome inns week. .
t, Mrs. Hoveiia Reynolds and her son.
visiting Air and Mrs. Charles Wine.
Mr. ana Mrs. Hawes Lipscomb. OF
Nlchinond are the guests Of Mrs. LIP
s s mother. Mrs. Fannie Vowel.
ior nome coming week. KAT
,Nr; ana Alrs. Andrew Bolts, OF
Moouvilic. were the guests OF friends
IN u!peper me rst OF the week.
, Miss nan CiaTE. OF Locust Dale, Is
yisitlhs MISSES Leslie and Fannie
rai'e.
Mrs. ). y, ROBERTS and Misses Mar
Sdret ana Lucy Roberts spent several
Gays Win TRENDS In Washington this
"eGh
he%ls Nelson. ST, who has
cen sPeHuine some months with her.
N,,.. l.. OTIS. yllitoro Miller and
~, =, ~ ganor Seale. III richmond has
"Fu 20 Suipener Tor the sum
Att,, .ii
teI; JOSIAH W ware. who has been
ssIcnu,lnS Few Gays with relatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Burkeville Social News

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
Burkeville. Va, May 2T.--Airs. r p
Shelton and sister, Mrs June Farre,
are on a ten days visit to Ameiin
county.
Mrs. j. II. Young entertained III,
Thursday Book Club at 1890 4. NJ,
o'clock -
William B. Agnew is in town for a
The High School has closed for the
years work the school graduating
James Agnew Hughes is at home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

Mrs. Fannie Rivenac. OF Richmond.
arrived Saturday TO spend the sum-
mcr with her sister. Mrs. w. c. Akors.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
TWELVE MEN ACCEPTED
BY BOTH SIDES TO TRY
TEN CHICAGO PACKERS
District Attorney Wilkerson Will
Begin Address to Jury Late
This Afternoon.
TRUST LAW FIG URES.
Defendants Are Accused Of VIC
lating Criminal Section of
Sherman Statute.
TRUST LAW FIGURES,

CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-Twelve men
were selected today 10 try the ~
packers on a charge OF criminal con-
spiracy I'm restraint of trade. The
jury was Unexpectedly completed at
noon, just when II appeared that sew
eral more days would be required in
securing one satisfactory to both sides
There were two empty places In the
jury box shortly before noon, and
Judge Carpenter had already ordered
a fourth venire of so talesmen to be
summoned for Thursday. when the de-
Tense suddenly announced that II
would withdraw its peremptory chal-
lenge OF Edward J. Ryon, contract
ing foreman, OF Streator, and fol-
lowed this up by qualifying j. Il. Har-
vey, grocer. OF Wilton Center. Then
they rendered the jury to the govern
ment Counsel for the prosecution i'm
mediately accepted IT,
The II men were Immediately
sworn. AS finally accepted, the jury
is as follows:
j. f. Harvey, grocer, Wilton Cen
ter, Ills.
Edward j. Ryon, contracting fore
man, Streator, Ills.
Asa Bannister, farmer Naperville,
Ills
IA. |. Buckiin, farmer Dundee, Ills.
Burton II. Myster, insurance solicit
tor. Naperville. Ills.
w. J. Thomas, clerk and ex-jailer.
Ottawa, Ills.
Thomas Scott. millwright. Chicago.
Adam Glow, farmer, Plainfield. Ills.
Jacob Gelim, baker. Ottawa. Ills.
j. III. Edwards. telephone inspector,
Streator Ills.
III. O. Bates, head OF tailoring
firm, Chicago, and LAGRANGE, Ills.
c. III, Mare. drug salesman. Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
BANKER MORSE MUST
REMAIN IN PRISON

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-After a
conference with President Taft, Attor-
ney-General Wickersham announced
today that nothing will be done toward
considering a request for parole for
Charles w. Morse, New York banker.
taken from Atlanta federal peniten-
tiary TO an army hospital nearby.
Morse will not be pardoned. II was
announced and his case will not be de-
cided unless his condition becomes
more critical. Daily reports are being
received from army physicians in al
tendance upon the banker convict by
the department OF justice.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
EPIDEMIC OF HORSE
STEALING REPORTED

Sheriff CASTOR believes that band
of horse, thieves is at work In Wayne
county and vicinity. he having been
notified of three cases since Sunday.
Frank Gable, of North Detroit, re-
ports the loss OF light bay horse,
which he values at 5000. He offers a
reward of $25. s. o. Long has asked
the sheriff TO find a handsome bay
mare. stolen from his stable in Dear
born, Monday night. This Is an I'M
usually fine animal. weighing 1000
pounds, and is worth $500 He has
offered a reward of $50 for her recoy-
cry. Sheriff CASTOR was also notified
by the sheriff OF Macomb county of a
case of horse stealing near Mt Glenn
ems. Sunday. Sheriff CASTOR believes
that most OF these horse thieves make
their home in Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
Heyn's Bazaar Has Bargains.

There are many persons whose
selection Of Christmas gifts has been
LETT until the last moment, for one
reason and another and II is for these
eleventh-hour folk that the announce
ment OF a sale of dress skirts, silk
petticoats and silk waists. in the
cloak department OF Hevn's Bazaar
will prove especially enticing. The
goods are all the current seasons
STYLES. new and up-to-date in every
way and are offered at astonishingly
low prices. The dress skirts include
all fabrics and all colors.. skirts that
were originally priced at $40 and $S.75
now being marked az the one general
figure OF 1918 The petticoats are
made of messaline and may be had
I'm all the wanted shades and have
been reduced from S. and 81 to $l95.
Assurance is given that these petit
coats cannot be duplicated for less
than ST. The silk waists are in all
the fashionable shades and styles and
no two are alike.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20

ing palms, the officers say 10 Mrs.
Hilburn. No. aga Goodwin-aye.. he
confided the cheerful intelligence that
her husband will be killed within a
year by piece OF machinery, and
since that time. Mrs. Hilburn has been
in "A state OF great unrest.
Bennett has been treating patients
with select assortment OF roots ana
herbs and he claims that these con-
tain great medicinal properties. the
secrets OF which were impaired to him
by aboriginal ancestors.
He was arrested on a charge OF
practicing medicine without a license
and the police also declare they may
ask for warrant charging him with
telling fortunes.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
CRUSHED TO DEATH
BY WHIRLING SHAFT

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Dec. 10
John Redknapp. %, oiler in the G. r.
q car shops was hurled to death this
morning. He attempted TO replace a
belt while the shaft was whirling A
countershaft, eight feet distant was
pulled from its fastenings and hurled
with such force against the Workman
that he was crushed TO death
While responding TO the call Cor
oner J. b. Silliker. i'm cranking his
automobile got kick back and broke
his arm.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
CHARLES ]. BRADFORD,
NEWSPAPER MAN, DEAD

FLINT. Mich, Dec. 19.-Charles j.
BrafoTd. collector for the water board
and former newspaper man, died last
right of diabetes, after a brief illness
He was 90 years old.
Mr. Braford was circulation man
ager and reporter on the Evening
Journal and the Daily News in this
city for a number OF years. He con.
Quoted the Vassar Times from 1905
10 1907. after which he returned 10
Flint and became collector for the
water board
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
Merchant Marine Needed.

f.. X Benson, sales manager of the
Cadillac Automobile Co, was-the
speaker at the regular luncheon of
the export committee of the Board of
Commerce in the board rooms. Tues
day noon. Germany Is our greatest
competitor in the export field" said
Mr. Benson. The Germans and Great
Britain have both the shipping facili-
ties and the freight rates in their
favor. American exporters are all
agreed that some action should be
taken by congress TO provide Ameri-
can bottoms for American goods.
Freight rates at present are all con.
trolled in London and we cannot ex.
pect to get our share of the business
until we get merchant marine of
our own"
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
WHITE STAR LINE is
BLAMED FOR COLLISION

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Admiralty
court today decided that the White
Star Liner Olympic. the biggest ship
afloat was responsible for the COLI
sion with the protected cruiser Hawke
off the Isle of Wight on Sept. 20 No
damages were assessed against the
White Star company because OF the
law which provided for compulsory
pilotage.
The Olympic had on board 5000
persons when the accident occurred.
many OF them Americans. Both YES
sells were badly damaged. The deci-
sion caused considerable surprise be-
cause a number of passengers on the
Olympic had testified that the Hawke
was clearly responsible.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
MAN HAS RIGHT TO
KIDNAP WIFE, SAYS COURT

The case against Savo Krakow and
the squad OF private detectives from
the City Detective agency. who are
charged with the abduction OF Mrs.
Hubica Krakow, was put over until
Wednesday morning. when Il came be-
fore Justice Jeffries for trial. Tues
day
The court decided that II Krakow
and the woman are really married.
there is no case. because. as the court
views the matter. a man has a per
feet right To kidnap his own wife. But
the woman declares Krakow is not
her husband, and that they never
were really married The police have
wired the authorities in Cincinnati.
where the Razkows formerly resided
for information on this point.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
ALLEGED MEDICINE
FAKIR Is LOCKED UP

Prof Augustus Bennett. who says
he is real dyed-in-the-wool Indian
medicine man, was arrested. Monday.
by Precinct Detectives Madden and
Shepherd, OF the Bethune station. and
will be given an opportunity 10 ex-
plain IN court, his methods OF prsc-
tice
The officers say that Bennett had
many north end women reduced 70 a
state Of nervous excitement He has
been making a house-to-house can
vass, and besides prescribing for real
and imaginary ills, he has been read
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
RockefeIIers Partner Dead.

CLEVELAND. Dec. 19.-Commodore
George w Gardner, former mayor or
Cleveland. and once a business part
ner OF John d. Rockefeller, died at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs. Z. X.
Gilmore, at Dayton, o., today, after
a short illness. He was II years old.
In 1859 with John ID. Rockefeller and
NJ. B. Clark. he formed the firm OF
Andrews. Clark & Co. He was com
modore OF the Cleveland Yacht club,
In 1885 he was elected mayor OF Cleve-
land and again in 1899,
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
KINGSVILLE MERCHANT
is REPORTED MISSING

John Passman. owner OF shoe
store in Kingsville, Ont, left his home
last Wednesday, to come TO Detroit, "a
purchase stock, and has not been seen
since He mas been married only two
months.
His father-in-law, W. H. Nickerson
came 10 Detroit. Wednesday. to enlist
the aid of the Detroit police in finding
him. He was TO have visited his
brother-in-law, John Wagner, of Ham
tramck, but he never arrived there
Passman had $50 when he left Kings
Vile
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
is injured In Collision.

ST LOUIS, Mo. Dec. 19.-Fifteen
persons were injured today as the re-
suit Of collision at midnight be
tween a taxicab and street car. The
taxi was going at high speed when II
struck the car. The chauffeur. John
Tucker. jumped. William Pulliam a
detective. seated beside Tucker. was
injured 80 seriously that he will
probably die All the others injured
were on the street car which was
struck
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
FIREBUG is SENT
TO JACKSON PRISON

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Dec 10
Henry Miller OF Ypsilanu, who was
convicted by jury In circuit court
here last week was sentenced TO Jack
son prison this morning by Judge
Kline. He was given an indetermin-
ate sentence from two to 10 years
with recommendation of two years.
Nfttfer- convicted of burning a
barn belonging 70 j. A. Geraghty OF
Superior township.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
Michiaan Postmasters.

WASHINGTON. Dec. President
Taft today nominated the following
Michigan postmasters Charles l..
Doyle, Marine City: Colin G. McGreg.
or. Carsonvllle; George Preston.
Grass Lake; Charles Bidwell. Jr, Te-
cumseh.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
Two Divorces Granted.

Two divorces were granted by
Judge Donovan. Tuesday morning.
Joseph Councilman charged his wife,
Lille, with cruelty, and Mary Doran
testified that her husband. John. had
deserted her A new suit for divorce
vas fled by Margaret VS.. Samuel
Spencer nOn-suDport
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
JUDGE Russell RESIGNS
FROM PARDON BOARD

LANSING, Mich, Dec l9--Judge F.
j. Russell OF Hart, today rendered mis-
resignation 10 Gov. Osborn as a mem
Der OF the board of pardons and pa
roles 1t is understood that Judge Rus.
sci has contemplated this action for
some time, owing 10 business duties
which consume the greater portion OF
his time.
ID. ~ Travis OF Flint, will probably
succeed him
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
Engineer Dies at Throttle.

OSKALOOSA, Ia, Dec. 19.-Engi-
neer Peter Goulden died suddenly al
the throttle of Burlington railroad
engine. entering Tracy. yesterday The
locomotive, running wild. crashed into
a passenger train at the station, dam
aging the coaches, but not injuring
anyone.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
LaFOLLETTE WILL
SPEAK IN MICHIGAN
From a Special CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-lt was an
nounced last night that Senator LaFol-
lette. OF Wisconsin, would carry his
progressive Republican campaign into
the state of Michigan The cities in
which he will speak have not yet been
determined but he will he in Michigan
on January first and second.
SCOTT.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q q 8 Q RI a
Policeman s ShOf Is Fatal to Man
CaAghf RobbIng Pedestrian

CHICAGO wounded by
numbe of robbe side died yesterday
10 10
III nasden 10 3 the
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
Jewelry Store Robbed.

The window I'm George Schaffners
jewelry store, No. 324 woodward-ave
was broken with a couple OF small
blocks OF wood when the street was
deserted, Monday night, and 2l
watches and IA alarm clocks, the total
value OF which was s34. we're re-
moved.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
shoots unfaithfut tiu.band.

FORT WORTH, Texas. Dec l9.---
Shot by his wife because she found
him in cafe with another woman.
Homer " Trout. Is cattleman. died
here today. Mrs. Trout was arrested.
The shooting took place last night.
Mrs. Trout walked into the cafe. ap-
preached her husband. exclaimed.
Now I've caught YOU" and pulled q
revolver from her nun and shot him.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20

job Printing Done Right. Time,
Printing Cs-. Is John R.-st-
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20
HURLED FROM SPEEDING CAR.

MARSHALL, Mich, Dec. 19.-Hurl-
ed from a speeding NJ. Y. X. limited
car when it rounded curve last
night zee Goodrich. "a years old, OF
Charlotte, was seriously injured. He
was caught on barbed wire fence
and badly cut up. Goodrich was taken
10 Albion for treatment.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-20

job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing co. Is John R.-st
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-11
PERSONALS

Among those Newarkers enjoying the
water and land amusements at Keans-
burg are the following of Camp Aron-
son: L.. Freeman, M. Robinson. A.
kearowitz, II. Schneider, II. ]. Jones.
j. Schumlan, A. Cooper. e.. Fishman.
M. SCHWARTZ, D.. Schwartz, M. Kap.
Ian, $. Rosenberg, George Feldman
and L. Ktugman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White and daueh-
ter Elsie, of Newark, are at Oeean
Grove.
Mrs, George Angel. of this city, is
spending her vacation at Ocean Grove.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Van zandt, of
l67 Pennsylvania VENUE, are spending
their vacation at Greenwood Lake.
MI. n Mrs. Arthur l.. Sayre are
spending their vacation at Ocean
Grove.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-11
NEGRO JOY RIDER
IS SENTENCED To
SERVE 8 MONTHS
Frank II. Cooper Wrecked Louis
V. ArOns0n's Auto
When intoxicated.


Nine months in the penitentiary was
the sentence dealt out to Frank II.
Cooper, a negro Joy rider" by Judge
Martin in the Court of Special Sessions
! this afternoon. Cooper worked for
Louis Y. Aronson. city home trustee,
and on June 26 last came to grief In
the Aronson auto while drunk. 1t cost
Nh. Aronson about $500 for repairs.
Your crime, commented the court,
is becoming to be one committed
with considerable frequency. You stole
the automobile of your employer, got
drunk n drove on the O reck-
lessly. An intoxicated a under such
circumstances is about as dangerous
as an Intoxicated man shooting a re-
volver at Broad and Market streets,
and | will lake an example of YOU"
Samuel Holstein, who on April IA
robbed Philip Lefsky's store, 1863
Spruce street, of razors and stole a
lot of socks from Morris Gorodetzui. of
200 Broad street. June %, got a four
veal sentence IN State prison.
John Juliano will spend eighteen
months in the penitentiary for an afro
cious assault and battery, while Henry
Anderson, a negro, found guilty OF as
sault and battery, was put on propa-
ton for two years. robatio sentences
of three years each we're m sted out TO
Peter Petanzo, who had punched a man
in he nose, and to Frank e. Mills, VINO
had raised a small sum OF money by
forgery.
Several sentences were postponed for
two weeks and pleas in minor cases
were heard.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-11
AUTO PLUNGEs
70 FEET AND
SEVEN ARE HURT
Groans of Party Pinned Under
Machine Bring
Assistance.

BELMAR, Aug. 11.-Seven persons
We're seriously injured early today
when a seven passenger automobile fell
over an embankment at the river road
and Third avenue. throwing them
twenty feet into the lowlands of the
river. All were injured.
Three sitting In the tonneau were
hurled into. the air while the others
were pinned under the car. The party,
which came from Freehold to Belmar
to take a night bath, was composed of
Walter and Eugene Foley, @. G
Mooney, sydney StrYker. Charles Eldy.
the chauffeur; Allen Collins and
Harry Burke. The accident occurred
at half-past / in the morning and so
seriously were the men injured that
their groans awakened r. l.. Kuder.
who lives at 407 Third avenue. He i'm
mediately yer to their assistance.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-11

East Orange, east side Essex County
parkway, "a feet northeast from -. d
Walton's land, 2,940.
Ruth A. Clifford and husband to Walter
W. Harrison, South Orange, northwest
side Ridgewood road, u feet southwest
from Claremont avenue, $1,250.
Same to same, South Orange, northwest
side Ridgewood road, southwest side Clare
mont avenue, 1880.
Verona Investment Company to Esses
Title Guarantee and Trust Company, We
roma, northeast side Claremont aYenns
west side Pompton turnpike, $500.
Charles w. Williams to Montclair Saw
ings Bank, Montclair. east side Noun
tain avenue, north side Hillside avenue
$1,000.
Eleanor b.. White and husband } Eliza
Weiss. Montclalr. centre Mountain ave-
nue.. corner Annie p. Webbis land, $1,000
Caterina r. Dispinsiere and husband to
Traders Building and Loen Association,
Nutley. eight lots on Bloomfield avenue
and Hope street. Sl.500.
Same to Gregorio Juzzelino, Nutleg,
same property, SLIGO.
Laura l.. Nixon and husband 10 Addie
r. Gage. East Orange, west side North
Nineteenth street, 209 feet south from
Park avenue, $4,000.
Same to A. Estelle Leonard, East Or.
ange. same property, $3.50.
Eugene Schneider to Robert j. Still
well. %Irvington. west side Maple avenue,
300 feet south from Cottage street. $1,000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-11
THROWN IN CRASH
WITH CAR, SEVERELY HURT

The doctors at the City Hospital to-
day We're unable to state whether
Alexander Davis. the express wagon
driver who was thrown to the ground
by a car at Frelinghuysen and Ever
green avenues, is suffering from a
fracture of the skull or not. The
wound does not permit of a thorough
examination at present. Plainclothes-
man Heller. of the Sixth Precinct, was
detailed by Acting Captain Lindner TO
investigate the collision.
Davis. who is 20 years old and lives
at 445 Broadway, Elizabeth, was on his
way to this city with a load of ex-
wagon. According to the report re-
ceived by the police, Davis was
knocked from his seat, and the motor
man. Joseph Vandeveer, proceeded on
his trip after looking for and failing
to fine the driver.
The conductor, Edward Basch, and
the motorman. in reporting the acct
len at the Public Service h%eadquar-
tiers. declared they saw Davis after the
accident and he did not appear to be
seriously injured. The crews report
also stated that their car. No. 1O41, of
the Elizabeth line, was held up thirty
minutes at the scene of the accident
and the names of sever witnesses OBJ
tanned.
Patrolmen Welgand and Higel. Of the
Sixth Precinct, halted the car as 1t
was nearing the city and inquired why
there was no light in front Motorman
Vandeveer then told of the accident
and the patrolmen found Davis in the
care of John Lentz. a driver, who
brought the injured man to a hotel
near the place where the accident &C.
CURED. The City Hospital ambulance
was summoned and Davis was removed
to the hospital,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-11
STRIKE IN LONDON
ABATEs--TROOPs
ARE KEPT BACK

LONDON, Aug. 1t.-Considerable i'm
provement in the strike situation was
evident today, and orders for troops to
come into the city were countermand-
ed. Some cavalry had already gone
aboard the special trains at Aldershot
when their officers received word that
they were not needed In London.
The settlement of the grievances OF
the carriers has had a good effect, and
an adjustment of the differences of the
water men and lighter men with their
employers is hourly expected.