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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-18

after everything else hal failed-@sah
after 20 and 90 years OF suffering pr
Van Weeks 10 on succorsfui In All Kinds
81 pile cases that send tho Pull Dollar
Treatment 20 anyone on approval just
seud your address Return mail brings
tho Kennedy prepaid. In plain wrapper
Then after trying -. n you arc fully
satisfied with tho benefit received. send
US one Dollar n not keep your money
we take your word. and trust you for
square deal can't you see that We
couldn't soil our Remedy on this plan
n Il didn't nearly always bring promp,
and certain relief7 Address Dr. Van
Week Co., Dept. T. X az. jackson. Mich.
qsud no money Write today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-18

Tho first class WAS started
by the election commissioners.
Women instructors may be
found In the commissioners Of.
flee az the city hall any time
during the day or evening.
Whenever group OF women
come In. whatever tho time OF
day. they can have class.
ALI. classes OF women are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-18
Cruel Piles
Genuine Relief Found Which
is Healing Thousands
POSTAL BRINGS 500 TRIAL
FREE

PILES FOR LiFE-No court
would impose such a cruel sentence
for any crime. yet thousands suffer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-18

Q-Piea-e excuse this foolish au~s-
tlsn, but I have q bet with n friend.
who says that Mack .. German
name and . .ay u I. Irish. VIII
you please decide this foe u-'
4 GIRL
A.-Ohce a man asked Pat: rs
Il correct to say 'ee-tlier or
'Ither'7" The Trishman answered
Nay Their" That In your case
Mack" is a Scotch name. That
bets off. You may as we'll shake
hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-18
INTO DRUG BUSINESS

NEW YORK. oct. 1S--It Is an
nounced that the United Cigar
Stores Company IL about TO break
into The drug bnalncAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-18

OIL have s~-n q reader ~ yeus
column for a hong time. and think
rrraf amount % good ,. derived from,
IL >sw I come With my tale af
ws~ and ask for advice and e"n>ois-
tisn.
At the office where ! am empisyed
q. strnsgrapher. Fate has been kind
70 me By daily bringing Into my s..o-
eisfi.n . bright young man Tor whom
I care q great deal. Hes . square
h~arsed sort. and love. me. Further
more. he knows . love him. We have
known each other long time. but
never does he .psssk Of th~-~ things
have had but little experience With
the stronger .~s. A. Z am bsshfui.
become embarrassed .a-iiy.
would appreciate your advice Whistler
q should speak to him about the
matter.
UNHAPPY SrESoGRArHER.
A.-Don't get impatient. Give
the man all the time needed for
his love 10 reach the point where
he cant keep Il 10 himself IL you
were to speak OF the matter. as
you cooIly put II. and he should not
approve OF women proposing and
should recoil within himself. think
how much worse II would be thar
this pleasant friendship that, AZ
yet, knows no disturbance. BE
worthy 20 be a thoroughly good
friend. and whenever the time
comes that you have. by this effort
gained the right to something bet
ter. IL will come without your ex
erting yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-18
GWE@
~ ~Hme
CORRESPONDENTS

FOE two years. I thank you. hopin.
for your answer
\ woRkING MAN
A-There IL no law prohibiting
man changing his name. prnvid.
ing he does not use Il for fraud.
But IL Is likely TO create suspicion.
aud would advise you, ~ you can
do SO. TO have Il changed by law
Apply at any court
You want To become citizen OF
the United States When YOU
make application. show your papers
for changed name. or, II YOU have
not changed II by law. tell them
that YOU Just took another name.
and the reason. You viii have to
have witnesses that you are Val
cntino. the man who landed under
that name.
al constantly read youf columns
60 ~niight~n myself, and believe
have learned much. New I want 10
learn lot mere by askins you To
solve pussle,
I am "a. About three month. ago
! took a liking 10 - Kiri ~. We have
both bern self supporting since We
were Is, have been making myseif
hateful 60 her by tr,iug To prejudice
hrr against som, Of the company she
keeps whose morals ar. name too
seed. M late she has objected In q
way that show. me she ha. morv
common sense ON the subject than 4
she I. = nice. neat kiri. doe. not use
patpt or powder, OF 60 TO dances. but
ON 10, ride, and ca shows. We nro
hath Jesious. aud shc II flirty. Iale-
fy I have gotten To iik~ her we'll
there IL not a half hour : am not
~ptsnnlnx something nie- Tor her
have few bad habits. cigarette. I.
the worst. but I believe . could stop
" ~ sh. would aniy ask me. simply
b~caas. she would ash. but not Tor
my o~u SAKE. I will have to tell her
how ! feel .oon. set far away
I can't New. want you To tell
me how foolish I am. GIVE " 60 mo
hard. and I viii Try To act on your
adSier.--A Rolling stone That Want.
10 stop.
Alt was a mean trick to run
the other young man down when
YOU eth possess not-deslrAble
habit yourself One must be very
perfect Il believe more perfect than
one gets on earth TO throw stones
AZ others A man never wins with a
girl through such methods. for won.
en- are very keen-sighted In such
thirgs.
The Girl IL right 10 resent your In.
reference. | think Il risk for
even an experienced girl 10 so Joy.
riding. but that does no, warrar'
mo advising her. unless she asks
me. NJ advice TO you IL not to give
up bad habits for the favor To be
gained from another human being.
but because they are a de,riment 20
the development OF your real man.
no ID. Who knows but that you
might not have been so unfair TO
other young men had you not been
STEPPED In cigarettes. 30 n man
You have II In you. Turn from cy.
cry unmanly impulse. knowing that
In truth you are man. and above
IT, Emerson says something like
this; Ever in the strife OF thought,
obey the nobler impulse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-18

Piles Cured In 8 TO ID Days
Druggists refund money n PAzO ONT
NEST falls TO cure itching. Blind, Bleed
Inz or Protruding Piles First applica-
lion zIveH relief SOC.
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g 717''

a hard stubborn Cold that
hangs on. is broken up by
Humphreys "Scventy-seven."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-18

a-Hear my troubles. aud please
giNe NE Neur candid opinion. Nearly
IL years age M, father married his
Second wife I believe I was no bet
tee NOE worse than the average
child, aud NJ got along p~arrahl,
until eixht Years later HI. sister aud
FAMILY came Co live With US Tho
sister aud her husband died at our
house, w mother nurs~d them
scan after their daug husband
little sou came. They paid - .maii
and little Sun came. The, paid . small
rent. but the ohni~ hom. life va.
absorbed by them. Al their friends
were welrome. hut Z dared not ask
the girls I would have iiked for
frirnds 60 the house b~.ause Of the
criticism every eae connected with me
received soon saw was not want
cd. aud left hame a year and u half
axe.
sis months ass the niece got a al
servc, NJ father want. his wife aud
home to himself. -. the, are very
ronEcnht when alone, but NY step
mother say. n her nir-e l~aVe. she
viii 80 With her 10 prut~rt her. She
l. woman past so. add does not
have 60 WORT for her living, have
a little half brother. te year. aid aud
father SAYS th. condition. az. the
same between the two boys a. Nh.
the ease ahen Z was AZ home ".
all rad your advice Co other. wn
you please advise "a. what Il rtshts
ANXIOUS.
"A woman OF 30 ought to b,
.ble Ia look out for herself. ans
certainly the two boys should hav,
congenih home atmosphere
10 not approve OF families miNln.
~ any more than ls absolutely nee
'ssary Each mother should hav,
Ter boy 20 herself. and certainly
FOUR father should have the peac,
he feels IL his In the home.
hink Il would be better for th'
antilles 10 separate, as far as cat
the situation. Yo,
.sked for a candid opinion. SO
have not made Il eandied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-18
a pISArroINrrD ONE.

Al, Is a shame for man to re.
fuse 10 marry for lack OF money
when he Is undergoing tho same
expense "a II he were. II doesn't
cost a great deal TO set a license,
and any minister will marry u
couple gratis rather than have
them live unmarried as you have.
tie can be made 20 support the
children. wish you would see the
Juvenile Judge about H. You need
not fear arrest. and he will advise
you well. You may have TO marry
the man In order 90 get his sup
port for the children, but you can
leave him Immediately after the
ceremony. II you wish.
Unless some OF the property 10
In your name you cannot get IL;
but the children will finally inherit
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-18

Q-f ~oaid like year advice about
few % ms truabir-L I have lived
unmarried for - year.. and have
three children. lie ha. refused Go
marry me. sayins h. ha. not tho
mou~y. We have plenty. FOE ! have
stsid At home DAY In and day cut.
and We have gotten hold Of some
property.
The low. has all been on anc slde. so
have decided to leave him. WIN
have to get divorce. and rsn I
make him support tn. children And
can Z get half Of the property
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
Stone FALLS FROM
new POSTOFFICE
PIECE WEIGHING so POUNDS
CRASHES ON HEAVY SIONE
STFPS-NO ONE HURT.

RIG MON ID. VA.-Speciai.-
" Art thou crumbling 20 the dust, new
pile7
art thou Fastening 20 thy fallg"
is the new Federal building. which
has Just been erected here al an enor-
nous expense. disintegratng and fail
lax into decay already
such IS the question which several
citizens who Tuesday evening saw
the fan OF a portion OF the cornice OF
the building are asking themselves. as
are others who lodged just In time
10 avoid being struck by the stone In
It's descent
The place ia which the stone was
located before q fell IS just above the
middle revolving street door In the
right hand corner on entering. The
piece which feA seems 90 have simply
cracked on from the main stone. 70
reason beyond a probable defect In
the stone seems 10 be assignable for
the cracking OF of the cornice.
4 large crowd gathered followine
Z the unusual occurrence. The stone
steps OF the postonice bear the marki
I made by the fan OF the cornice IN th'
7 shape or several deep scars and dents
i The piece OF stone which fell appeared
20 weigh about thirty pounds An
other question which is puzzliRg thos'
/ who are wont 20 pass IN and out tn
building 81 whether there IS any NOR
81 the stone OF which the building !
constructed destined 10 fall.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
CAROLINA HAS
new AUTO LAW
CONTAINS IMPORTANT CHANGES.
AFFECTS NONRESIDENT
DRIVERS.

RALEIGH, y. c. Special The
State Senate has completed consider
alton % the automobile bin. as Of
fered by the Committee on Public
Roads. being q Substitute Tor the gem
erai auto bill referred % H.
The new bin was very materially
amended before IL reached the vote
which passed g.
Some OF these changes affect non
resident machines and are 81 char
actar which VIII interest az owners
u motor vehicles, and are referred 20
a. follows.
( the provision Of the law which
sfiEaiated twenty-five miles 90 be
maximum rate OF speed was changed
20 twenty miles on public highways
outside OF Incorporated towns. Ia
cities and towns where the speed Is
not regulated by municipal ordinances
! the maximum speed rate 81 fixed at
nfteaa miles for the residential sec
tiOu and ten miles per hour in buSl-
i ness sections.
I % machines are made subject 20 this
I State law. provided thai when such
are properly registered under the laws
% another State they shall be exempt
Tor a period q fifteen days in each
/ calendar year.
/ no person under the age o. sixteen
years shall be permitted 10 operate q
/ meteor vehicle on any public highway
81 the state. In some cities there
ere municipal ordinances which re
Qrirs ali drivers % automobiles 20 b
eighteen years % axe or more. and
the State act - qualified SO az 20 not
Z conflict ulth such local ordinances
} The former state law fixed the mini.
MUM age az hftcen years.
40 eDeedJmeters are required AT
{ amendment requiring every licenses
. automobile 90 he equipped with
G uferoroefer was Dreuaturcly adopt
70 cd buf the senate rcconzldered a.
, 4 action and struck ~ out
e The provision 81 the Law which
y permitted bursts Of speed IN excee
= ~ twenty-five miles an hour for =
tquarter 81 one mile was stricken ou
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

TIRE Affairs of tNis office. have been very
advn~fnEcuus 10 thc state Especially
has rc made it nis business 90 look
after claims and debts due the Com
rnurwfalfh and has been sucCcssf li IN
procuring for tire state Consiterar- e.
Sums % money which. without his tt-
forts ru1rht not have been obtained.
r-f ne is Eriii assiG louslT and EuCCE S.
ful1v prosecuting matters CT this char
aCfer-
IRE value assessed Tor 1872 on real
estate vas ssSs.s4s.5s6.co. distributed
as follows
AErtcls' fUr1I lands ard ca-lli = Ess
gc.l .le- 51f-.s1
Tovn lots ana suildlnEs ss2.s7s.1Ss-
CITY ioss au5 buildings segs.S02.21s-
acE
Mineral lands. minerals buildings.
machinery. etc s-l.l .--t-a
STANDING timber, sl.--l t---pe4-
Totals SIS. E-f .f4f--l 0No-
Personal property. under the laws o.
thfE state. for rhC purposes of faN4tion.
fs dfsl rnatea as tangible and irtangi-
bic
IRE valve assessed for 1el2 On per
Ecrll property was
Tn-rthfr Es1.1ffrrr. iufluEl - G.
sl65.5sflo5 Total. siss.sts.2IS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
FEMALE ANIMALS MORE
INTELLIGENT THAN MALE

CHICAGO, ILL Special.-Profe5-
sor +. II. Harper. OF the chair OF
biology OF the Northwestern Univer-
slty, has been experimenting on the
relative intelligence OF the sexes IA
animals. lie tried his experiments
on pups and kittens. He found the
females were brighter, more intelli-
gent. grasped ideas quicker than
males IL was the same with kittens.
.'rhe female in eli trials displayed
great ouickness IN grasping IDEAS
said the professor. THE female main
talned her supremacy over her male
companion in a rather militant man
ncr. which IS quite according 20 the
IDEAS OF sex supremacy. That the
conditions revealed are illustrative IN
the case OF men and women is not
oulte certain. But such a theory
would find support In some quarters.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
TELLS HOW To PUT
ON FORM MOULDER
WOMAN PHYSICIAN GINS RULE
FOR WEARING FOR MOULD
By WOMEN.

CHICAGO. Ill Special. TIE Sc
cret Ls ouL The fauit - not In the
corset ifsslf. that much maiigned AZ
dele that shapes women more than
desslny. bat in the manner OF wearing
LEe fDrrn -ruoDicer-
a woman In authority for the state
Frerf- she IS Lr. Aauce f DGnns o.
the Sew Social Hygiene Society.
Or. Dunn gave 20 the world tocay
definite rglee for porting on q corset
II they are followed che 90 certain
that 30 harm ulu result Here they
are. put On the corset While reclin-
Ing 81 bec. begin drawing the strings
az the WAIST line lace the bottom next
tzke a deep ab1 ousiEal breath and. al
the zane time. draw the top strings
Dr. Dunn sai6 she always put hFT
corset On while iying in bed. but shf
did not Insist on ttls rule-
The others. however, must 10 foi'
foHed ~ the corset wearer would hav'
health and comfort
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
DISCUSSES TAX
ON BANK ACCOUNTS
Would Require Banks 20 Report
Annually Sum Total Of Interest
Bearing and Non-Interest
eposits on
Hand.

RlC Il " o y d. NA-Special.-
state Auditor Moore. discussing tax
reform matters Tuesday touched Incl
deugaliy upon the question Of taxing
hank deposits he said a. would per
haps &c a good idea 20 amend the
laws 60 that the banks themselves
would be responsible Tor such taxes
instead OF leaving the payment OF this
money ~ the depositors-
For instance" ne pointed out In.
the case OF interest bearing deposits
and those subject 10 check. -Ts-oh
bring nc int. 49, - .iiight be
required 60 make reports OF these par
tfcular accounts on February lst each
year and be compelled 20 pay taxes
en- both. leaving IL optional with them
TO deduct the amount from the de-
posters nCn-interest bearing bal
auces a. they see ~ 20 do 50.
I'm the case OF the other deposits,
which bear interest. they would. Of
course. deduct from the depositors
\ accounts whatever money Is paid out
/ Ia taxes Thus. the depositors would
/ 20 taxed on money from which thes
/ derive revenue. while the banks would
doubtless stand the burden OF IN
other tax themselves. as they make
prrds by use OF the other money with
Qut paying Interest"
In this way AIR Moore u conhoen
the situation could pe well system
Iaflzed. rendering 81 possible for Ia
state 90 get practically all the take
due IL from this particular source a
Ilt "a now. the matter IS le4t entlrel
ia the hands % the depositors. who
Il in many instances. 90 not turn IN IN
/ fuu amount % money that should b
taxed. a. is asserted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
TRVARTS TUBERCULOSIS By
NUMBERING SELF and WIFE

rooms and found a locked Then he
srent 70 the nah door o. the ctnef
room. As he opened IL ne said TO MS
Need any help. Lewis,''
Then q was that he saw thst which Z
made rim, slam the oCor shut and
rush down the stairs for the street
Wait evidently had attacked his wife
without warning. pinning her down
on the bed with one hand and hsckipS
az her throat with the other
Razors Scattered About Room.
Five hiood-Sneared razors were
foun6 scattered about the room Part
81 the blade OF one OF them was found
in the wound IN the woman's throat
Il had broken OF AGAINST the Nerte-
hrae. The woman was too weak and
enaaciated from tuccrc uiosls 70 Siset
. much resistance there Was notnlhe
20 indicate that she had made sirius
Eie. With four OF the r~zors. usinE
, n Them one after the other. as they
! dulrpd Watt siaShcd until his vile s
heao was almost severed from her
I body Then ne took a position eeiote
the mirror OF the bureau. next 10 the
he'd. and siaShed at his own throat
i cutting clear through 20 the vertebrate
s Stverinr the winGpiDe and arteries
|. A patrol wagon. with Lieutenant
e FaiNey and three other policemen. ar
IA rived almost simultaneously with ar
n arhulance from the Casualty Hospital
e The bed room literally was saturatcc
j. with blood Va hen the ambulance ssr
Il Eeon entered an0 looked az the bodies
A Hotn Watt and his wife were dead
q ne said. 4 few minutes later Corone'
NcViff came. and atrer short exam
" nation. issued certncate. stat.ni
p ere case as murder and suicide. Wat
30 iert 10 written or other explanation o.
e his act
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

WASHINGTON D. c. Special.--
when F,rench a1. Frtttor. Soone
nfreet car conductor. last might
oronra thr door 81 his aont's bed
room AZ So Ftfth street. Northeast.
Intending a. help coiet the woman.
Who pras an invalid, ana frequently
hecamD delsrlouS. he Was confronted
hy his uncle. Lewis 5. Watt who
b-andizhcd razor. while oiood
Ftreamed from a gaptng WcGnG IN hls
shroat On the bed, beside which
Watt WAS standing. lay Ms Wait
with her head almost severed from
her body.
SHOUTING for help. Fritser raa out
OF the house. and kept going until ne
found Policemen Thomas and Schra-
der. OF the Ninth Precinct When the
policemen returned with HIM they
round both Watt and his wife 81 80
SeRd. Eoth dice IA a -cN minutes
att Had killed her and then him
self. lie had preferred thai u wait
INK unsn II hercUlCSiS took both 81
them. III IS said. His vile had on,
a little while 10 live. IL IS aileEc1. ans
ne himself Was IN the last stage 9
the disease
Scuffic and Murflcd Shrek.
Fritter. who IS tYgcnty-three year
cid. and his VIE NAo = ni1e'es-
were preparing 20 80 10 bee n IN
room adjoining the Watts bedroom
at = O'Clock. Va han Watt knocked @
the door and asked Friltcr lt re Yer
alone Fritter answered IN TIE mesa
tive. and then Watt rctnrnc1 70 n
room where his vile lay IN bed
moment later there Vas me nose &
a scuffla and g. muffiea shrieN-
Jenny Is having another spell
Ms F-rsttcr remarked 10 her hus
bard Better 80 IN and help him
Fritter tried TIE door between n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
MADERO SLAIN ON
Way To PENITEkTIARY
DepoSed Ruler Of Mexico and HIS
Niee-President Taken from Ma
tionaI Palace and kilied-Al
Signs Point TO Their De-
IIberatc Murder.

MEXICO CITY Special.-Francis-
so 7. Madero and Jose Pine Suarez
are dead In a midnight ride under
guard from The National Palace TO the
penitentiary they were killed.
The circumstances surrounding the
death OF the deposed President and
Vice President OF the republic are IN
known except as given IN Official &C
counts, which do not In all cases
conform. The only witnesses were
those actually concerned in the kill
ing.
The provisional President. GeIeral
Victoriano Huerta, says the killing of
the two men was incIdcntal &c fight
between their guard and q party at
tempting 20 liherate tAem. The Min
lister OF Foreign Relations, Francisco
/ dc Ia Barra, adds that the prisoners
ATTEMPTED 20 escape Neither makes
a definite statement as 10 which fred
| tho fatal shots. IL Is not impossible
that neither knows.
/ An Official investigation has been
ordered 70 determine the responsible
/ ity. and solemn promises have been
made that the guilty will be pun
isbed.
Official Versions Regarded with Doubt
Not unnaturally a great part OF tbs
public regards the Official versions
With doubt. having In mind the uss
for centuries OF the notorious "lel
fuga." the upwritten law which Is IN
voked when the death Of prisOne
Is eslred. After its application Their
Is written on the records: "Prisone
shot trying TO escape"
MEXICO CITY, Special. Gen.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
WIFE BEGS HUERTA
TO SPARE MADERO

MEXICO CITY, Special Mrs
AIadero. wife Of the depo=ed Prcsi-
dent visited the oEioc OF Pro
xIslonnl President HucrzA and
made n ufttfui plea for her hus-
hands Eife- She was accomp1-
MED by Angela Madero and Acr-
Ct~le-s MAdcro. two sistcrs Of the
ds-po=s>d czecutvc-
rQlftiesrs on guard az Huerta's
osqicus refused nmlttancc 10 MR.
Nndero. bat Hucrta. learning
fr,ou an aide that Tie wife 81 the
former President wished 10 ecc
him ordered her 90 BE- admitted
WIKI outnunG arms and tears
zrreaullnE down iAer face. Mrs.
Afadero threw herself az the feet
o. tho new President. Quite un-
MOVED. Hmerra- whose training
has al been in Curri@uns and on
tfle battlefield asked Mrs. hA1ero
what She desired
..~rare my husband and you
shall have auythiug" she cried
You may have Our property. our
money and our promise 40 remain
away from Mexico. Only spare my
husbands lie That h. AL i ask
That matter g. under conSid-
s-rvrIou.~ replied Hucrta in calm
rune--- I arm not greater than the
government nor the law ~ * &
deemed s-xpedlcut for tire public
good thai your husband should b.
executed ] could not interfere a
Wished
Mr.. sTadero was led from ths
room and departed from ths
building with her sisfers-in-iass
al weeping hystericaiiy-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

EDCENOST. s.. D. Special. Three
fsnrllnrfon trafnmen were Instantly
.kilsad when the boiler 81 a freight en-
CINE hauflnR Esxty-fge loaded cars eK-
plOced scar Provo, the FIRST siding east
- here. while the train WAS rnnning
about fifteen miles an hour. The dead
are EnTineer johnson, Ftreraan
wheeler and brakeman Charles SUMO
sfr0ro.
Although the engine trucks di6 not
seave the rails. the force q the ez-
olosion hurled the boiler Beyond The
triRht q way. The body ~ the engi-
neer was blown into en- adjoining nflc'
the freFnan met death while IN thf
coaf tender. and the brakenoAn'e body
was Insulated almost beyon6 Feccgni.
zion
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

after sharp debate. The majority
thought the provision simply q loop
hole purposely injected 20 cover Nio-
Iatfons Of the law.
The existing law, making auto We
htclcs subjects OF larceny, ETC. re-
mains unchanged. and the penalty for
violations OF the State law (misde-
rncanor) is fixed az fines not exceed
INK $50 or Imprisonment not exceed
sug thirty days"