The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-01
SUIT FOR S25,OOO
 AGAINST RAILROAD
H. L. KELLER FILES AN ACTION AGAINST THE IRON NOUN
 TAIN IN LARGE SUM.
Other Suits, It Is Said, Growing Out
 of Sensational Accidents, Will Be
 Filed at Little Rock and 5atesVille.

II. L. Keller of New York yester- day, through o. II. Sumpter filed suit against the Iron Mountain rail- road in the sum of $25,0OO, claiming that sum in damages and humiliation for having been elected from one of it's trains here about ten days ago and having been arrested.
 There is something of a sensation behind the action, since it was the wife of Keller who probably was re- sponsibe for the altercation that took place at the Iron Mountain station and resulted in his arrest. Keller had been here, as was also his wife. He was leaving the city, when 1t seems the wife found him aboard the train and made an effort to get him from the train. They pulled and 1aul- ed for a while, from one report anu then Keller struck the woman in the face, Others then took up the issue and a near riot resulted on the plat form of the ear and station, after Niiti tue pOlitt toph tHtl' dli u tue city jail
 It is said there win develop another sensational turn in the case when civil actions are to be filed at Bates vile, in the federal court, and at Lit tie Rock in the circuit cont.
 The complain in part as filed here sets forth:
 That defendant without good cause, or any cause whatever, by it's servants and agents while engaged in tbe business of defendant as it's serv- ants and agents wrongfully refused t0 accept his baggage and check the same to the city of St. Louis, Mo, and wronefully endeavored to eject the plaintiff from it's office, and in such endesvor did seize and lay hold of plaintiff and did strike him and knock him down and kick him after he had fallen, and did wrongfully permit others to strike him and knock him Town end kick him after he had fal- lei, and many other wrongs said serv- ants and agents in the business of the defendant then and there did where by said agents and servants so act ing as aforesaid, by reason of said negligence and improper conduct and want of due and proper care, did se- riously wound and injure the plaintiff and permit others to seriously wound and injure plaintiff, by means whereof he has suffered great pain, both of body and mind, and prevent ed and rendered unable to follow his occupation, and has expended and been obliged to expend a large sun of money in and about endeayorinA to be cured of said injuries caused as aforesaid
 By reason of all of which he was damaged in the sum of ten thousand (SlO,O0OOO) dollars
 For his second cause of action plaintiff complains and alleges.
 That on the 22d day of March 1914, as the passenger as aforesaid of defendant, the defendant without good cause, or any cause whatever, by it's servants and agents while en- gagged in the business of defendant as its servants and agents. assaulted, arrested and falsely imprisoned plain tiff in the city jail of the city of Hot Springs, Ark. and the defendant by it's servants and agents while engaged in the business of defendant did cause plaintiff to be arrested and falsely imprisoned in the city jail of the city of Hot Springs for many hours, by reason all of which he was damaged in the sum of ten thousand ($l0,-
 D000) dollars.
 . wherefore, plaintiff demands judg- ment for the sum of twenty thousand (S20, ,00000) dollars and other relief.