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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01
Asks 100000 Dnmnges.

The suit Of Joseph a. Simon against
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company for $4,000
damages is set for trial to-day before
Judge Ernest H. Wells in tho Hastings
Court, Part H. Simon, in his DECLARE
ton, asks damages because the rail-
road company allowed n handbag to
rest in rack above the passenger
seats. which fell. striking his head and
causing alleged injuries to his brain,
resulting in an impairment TO his eye
sight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01
Governor Reserves Decision.

Governor Stuart yesterday deferred
action until tomorrow in the case Of
Alexander Pochinchuck. alias Nicolay
Chochinsky, who is fighting cXtradi-
ton TO Philadelphia. where he is
wanted on Il charge Of grand larceny.
Pochinchuck, who is now confined In
the Hopewell Jail. attempted to prove
an alibi. He was represented at the
hearing yesterday by Attorney Ken
meth McCotter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01
On Tour of Inspectiop

For the purpose OF inspcctinr the
company's Offices and properties in tho
south, II. c. Worthen. general manager
Of The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. left Richmond Yesterday after
noon In his special car. Photograph.
after spending the day in this city.
MI Worthcn arrived in Richmond on
Tuesday night. He is accompanied by.
John S. Calvert, superintcndct. of this
city. and Meade X. Sutherland division
cable manager. with headquarters in
Atlanta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01
To Select Fnir Manager.

The board of directors Of the Vir-
Ginia State Fair Association. after a
full discussion Of the matter, has ap-
pointed ]. #. Anderson, T.. r. Page
and r. w. Spilman a committee to
recommend a suitable manager TO sue
coed the late Abram Warwick. The
committee is expected to make it's re-
port in the next few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01
10 Nid NOAnitnI Eund.

There vii! ia meeting of the wo-
men Of Richmond on Friday afternoon
at o'clock ~ the clubrooms of tho
WoInan's Club, 2!l East Franklin
street, in the interest Of the Memorial
Hospital Fund. Dr. Stuart Mcclure and
Dr George Zen Johnston will he the
speakers. Mrs Henry Baskerville Is
chairman OF the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01

The meeting OF the Trade Extension
bureau Of the Chamber Of Commerce
Wa postponed yesterday until to-day.
No members Of this committee win
meet al Rmeger's i!vtcI ana discuss
MANS for the 'I&.ticy A,4ualutln,.
"-ek," when many Southern merchants
and buyers Will be u Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01

Policeman Dawson yesterday arrest
ed T. G. Cowans. colored. on n charge
or being drunk and recklessly driving
n team through the streets. AT the
First Precinct Station the officer
charged the negro also with resisting
arrest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01
Committee Hold. Meeting.

The executive committee OF the
Union League OF South Richmond.
which was recently formed to promote
the erection Of a bridge from Laurel
Street to Cowardin Avenue, connect
ing the north side with the south side,
in the West End, held meeting last
night. IT was announced afterward
that the committee had nothing to
give ont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01

br. II. r. McIlwaine. State Librarian,
announced yesterday that the State
ihhrarA Will. beginning to-day, close
Mt > O'Clock. except on Saturdays, when
IT Will close at l o'clock. The usual
opening hour, . o'clock, will be main
tanned during the summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01
Richmond Academy rinn,s

THE graduating exercises Of Rich
uond Academy Will be held In Taber-
nacle BAPTIST Church, Grove Avenue
and Meadow Street, on Friday night,
June .. DR.. Douglas 6. Freeman Will
he the speaker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01

Andrew NeNI. oolorod. seventeen
years old. was arrested last night 10y
Sheriff w. w Syduor and Special Of
fcer Lawrence, oI iI.nrico County. on
the charge Of breaking into Il locker
AT the Suburban club at Lakeside. The
report to the police stated that ari:-
cles valued at SIS were missing from
the locker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01
accnncd Of Striking Woman.

w. y. Frayser was arrested last
night by Policeman McDonough on
charge Of assaulting and striking Mrs.
Ray GauldinS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-07-21
Notice to Contractor.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office Of the City Clerk in the City Of
Rocky Ford. Colorado. on 4th day of
August. 1916, for the construction Of
about 1000 feet of drain line, to be To-
Gated between South Fourth street and
the west boundary Of the city. All pro-
posals shall be aoeompa MED with GER
tilted check equal to S percent Of the
amount bid. The successful bidder shall
furnish an approved bond equal to SO
percent of the contract price. Plans and
specifications will be on file with the
City Clerk and at the City Engineer S
office.
J. A. JOHNSON,
Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-07-21

S. T. Fyffe returned Friday from
months stay at Garden City, Kan.
Kenneth Johnson left Tuesday for a
visit with friends in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Sugg and family
spent Sunday at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Graham, of Manzanola, was the
guest of Miss Lucy Sherman on Monday.
Mrs. George Cameron spent Monday
and Tuesday with relatives in La Jun
ia.
Mrs. Clyde Umbarger and Miss Mar
garet West are spending the week in
Denver.
Miss Adeline Weir returned Monday
from an outing at Colorado Springs and
Manitou.
Rev. Rains of this city occupied the
pulpit of the Fowler Christian church
last Sunday morning and evening.
Frank Drew returned to his duties
in the factory on Monday after a va
cation spent with relatives in Kansas
and Missouri.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Allderdice are rendering them
heartiest congratulations on the birth
of a baby daughter, born yesterday.
Misses Gladys Hale and Christine
johnson, accompanied by Lee CARING
ton, motored to Pueblo on Monday and
attended social function that evening.
At the Baptist pars onage on Monday
evening. DIR. William Crawford united
in marriage Miss Theresa N. johnson
and E J. Lombard, both of La Junta.
The many friends of Mrs. ID. w.
Barkley will be pleased to learn that
she has SO far recovered from her re-
cent illness as to be moved home from
the hospital on Monday.
Word has been received of the mar
riage OF Don Davy, whose father for
merly conducted the Ell Captain hotel.
to Miss Grace Smith of Denver. The
ceremony took place in Delta.
Mrs. C. Christensen and two children
arrived the first of the week from
Chicago to join Mr.. Christensen, butter
maker at the creamery. They are To-
Gated on South Twelfth street.
Mrs. Pat McElroy returned to her
home in Las Cruces, N. M. on Tuesday.
Her visit was shortened somewhat by
the news that her husband was threat
ened with an attack of typhoid fever.
R. w. English, head of the English
Lumber Co., arrived from Denver on
Friday and in company with H. A.
Dawley, manager of the local yard,
made tour of inspection of the COM
pany's properties thruout the valley.
Two auto loads of tourists from
Lamar, who had been on two weeks
camping trip in the mountains, stopped
Wednesday and visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Herring until Thursday.
Those in the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Long and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardey and three children.
On Saturday last J. L. Bradshaw
purchased the stock of the Wright
Variety store from Paul NJ. North who
was trustee for the same. Mr.. Brad
shaw will move the stock to the rooms
formerly occupied by the Ustick I'm
dertaking parlors where Mrs. Brad
shaw and daughter Miss Ellen will
have charge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-07-21

DR.. J. H. Samuel, Dentist. Office over
Rocky Ford National Bank. Office open
Saturday evenings. Phone Ford 80.
Residence phone West l41
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-07-21

Engage your late cherries now. De-
liveries made in any part Of the city
Phone West go, o. G. Dukate, opposite
Washington school building. g
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-07-21

Automobile For Sale Cheap. Hudson
5o-h. p. runabout in fine running order
and painted; double tread tires; chains.
Kreider The Jeweler. Phone West SIS or
Ford 26z. ltf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-07-21

Jobnston n Govcrnn have ius,
received 81 car of AdS Grow chick
food and poultry suDDlies-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-07-21

For Bibles and Testaments. small and
large and at any price, see W. H. Stamp.
5o4 So. Eighth St.. agent for American
Bible Society.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-07-21

Late cherries will be ready to pick the
first of next week. Book your orders
now. S. B. Warner, Phone Ford SO.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-07-21

Johnston Il Go~e-su are head
aas srters for stock salt. stock dip.
cotton cake. Tsohsae 4 Hess-s
stock tonic.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-07-21

Lost. A mans coat. containing letters
addressed to j. W. Upton. Finder IS re-
| questsd to leave at this office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-07-21
w A Mt ADS.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
FEDERAL OFFICERS
INSPECT DRUG STORES
Find Little Evidence Of Violations OF
iihrris"n Autinnrcotic Inv
in Richmond.

INVESTIGATION at practically an thn
rug stores in Richmond VAS COM
."i"d Yesterday 10y deputies wurkiul.
"ad"r Revenue Agent :. Il. Eramc. and.
so iar, only one instance of law vio-
!atI"n has been found This wa. ON
u prescription by an out-of-town phy-
stefan IL WAS not titled hy the drug
SiSt I" whom il was presented.
Agent Eramc. in Mliillmcnt of =,
statement made by him last week. has
stationed deputies in all the cities in
IN" State, with instructions to them
!" visit every drug store Ia learn If
th"N We're Keeping within tile Iiarri-
son anitnarcotic law. Reports from
other cities VIII come in as the worI,
M them i completed
"rhc Investigation in Richmond o"
said Mr.. Frame. shows that phvsiclnus
AMI drug" lists are respecting the law !"
Mf tiam" expects To clean the stat.
~ All Ni"latorS If the Harrison ,ci
and greatly 10 reduce IN. rumbcr 90,
dope addcts. Many "f the afflicted
are now being cared for in state i'm
stItui"ns aud, with illegal means Of
"hiatninE harmful drugs gradually be-
inG reduced I" y minimum. the state
H. cNu"ct"'l soon to L.. free az hotb
vi"iat"rS aul addcts.
Five officers ~. wurllin. in ritb
in"nd. aud officers are apnur,ionc,
among other cities ACCORDING 10 ,hci,
size.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
Rirb1nor,o Gimles- @i5patrb
Many WantPLace
on Prison Board
Corer'or Bcsct BY Endorsements
for Vacancy Caused by
Schercr Death.

y dozen "r more candidates are on
a still hunt for the appointment To tho
l'"nit"ntiary Board that will loo made
IN the next day or two by Governor
stuart to Till the vacancy created hy.
the death Of Luther l.. Schcrcr. For
days the Governors mail has been fun
OF endorsements for ono candidate or
another In behalf of one or two in
hiNidualS the activity has taken on the
proportions OF genuine campaigns.
Among those in whose behalf friends
are especially active arc James w.
Graves. u. l.. Epes. John T. Wilson.
Joseph H. S"rG and clyde w Saunders
all of Eichmond. AS chairman Of The
city Democratic Committees MIR Sam
d"rs has an extremely strong .ndorse-
mcnt.
7" capitol men the cagcrness with
whiSh icnitcntiary-I;uar appointments
are sought after has always been an
unS"iNrd mystery. II * "A fact tha,
Whenever vacancy occurs Their, is
lively competition for the honors IF
appointment The office pays only 5000
u year. plus mileage Ia out -of-town
members.
Governor stuart returned Yesterday
from massachusetts aud WAS busy all
day with his accumulated mail and
other official business 1t is believed
mat ne VIII fill the pcnitcntiary Board
vacancy either to-day or Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
No Law Superior
to Mothers LoUe
So Holds Judge Richardson and
Restores BABY Daughter TO
Mrs Snles.

Holding that there is no law superior
10 Il mothers love. Judge - &. Rich
'rdSon In the Hastings Court las, night
restored three ycar-old Elizabeth
Stout To her mother. Mrs. Mary V.
Sirtcs. wife of w l.. Sirlcs. OF Caro-
line County
writ at habcas corpus was con-
tested 10y i. \. Francisco, OF sO2 South
lihe street. who has had charge of
IN" child for many months. Ills con-
trntion for retaining custody of til.
chiid WAS that he could supply her
win III" necessities OF life better
IMAM could Mrs. Sirlcs
>lhc girl. daughter OF Mrs. Sirlny
oS hrSt marriage. came into his ems.
.o"S when the mother went To his
mouse To live. The woman Was in poor
heaith. but finally recovered nui;icicn,iy
20 OBTAIN employment and nav TO,
IN: support of herself and BABY y.
Gently she WAS married !, second linn,
ana When she sought 10 take. H.. =
""n Ihtcr with her. Mr.. SirIcs WINS
,ohi ront"d with objections by MIR
rrdhcisco and his faaily. u'unhl. ia
get possession OF In" tot she apnli.d
u the courts for a writ Of habca.
.o'puS' ami Judge Richardson sts-
'''hcd her contention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
PROTEST AGAINST LOWER
INSURANCE COMMISSIONS
Agents Hold Special Meeting nnd InIe
Artion AEninst turtiiincut
Planned H.. Companies.

Protests against a proposed r.duc-
t."h from - TO J" per cent OF commits
SionS on Insurance placed on uupro-
lccicd frame dwellings. were voiccd
yesterday 1T special meeting of the
Virginia Local Fire Agents Associ,
ton. which was held in the assembly
hall OF the Chamber of Commerce.
The proposed reductions. il is said.
would apply chiefly to cities and towns
that are without adequate tire pro-
lection
insurance companies assert that he
cause OF the high loss ratio IN Ntr
sinia and other parts OF the South
they viii either have 10 reduce tho
COMMISSIONS TO agents or increase the
rates on such property. Ii is SAID
mat agents in other states have al +.
ready filed their complaints against
thc proposed action and the matter is
expected To be definitely settled at tin.
S.inianhual meeting If the Southc7 -
err IudeiwritorS' Associations which
VIII be held in Washington to-m0rrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
TRAFFIC REVISION UP
Npc"thI subcommittee Mill Consider
amendment of Rules Governing
NrhicuIar Movements

Initial steps lookin. toward a r,vi-
SION OF the traffic laws viii b. taken
NJ at o'clock on Friday nigh, at =
special meeting OF a subcommittee. OF
tn" Council Committee on streets
chief Of Police Werner, Traffic Ser.
rcant bradley, George w Rogers.
chairman Of the traffic committee of III.
Rotary club. and others who ar. in
t"tcSted IN the question have been
invited 10 be present to give the COM
mittce tn. bcncrt Of their views on
subjects governing the use of the
streets by vehicles. with especial re-
terence to automobiles. The revision
of the traffic regulations has been made
necessary by the rapid growth of Rich :
mond in the past few years. The sub
committee IS composed of Alderman
Fuller AMI couEciImen English ana
RIDDEN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
TO REOPEN MILLS
Rtchmond Wen Effect REORGANIZATION
Which VIII Stnrt Cotton Factories
In IinN River, y. a.

l!ans have just been completed i'm
Richmond for the REORGANIZATION or
III" Holt Granite Mills. 1T Haw River.
y 9. which hay" been closed for
tw"nty-"irh' months. AMI il is .x-
p"ct"d that operations at tho cotton
mi!is VIII be resumed III about two
works. Tho rcopcncd mills tia opc-
rate 10000 snindl.s. CSC looms ANA ~ II!
give employment 10 about 800 opera.
tivcs.
1t was stated last niuht th:t many
81 the old employees are removing to
iaw River. and viii he ready to star,
work IN the mills In :. few days Tn.
rcorrauizatlou of these valuable pror-
critics has just been completed by Wa
n"r Moore and j. L i'nschall Of Rich
mond. aud l.. y and r.. l.. Williamson,
Of Burlin:stun y e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
TWO IN HOSPITAL
Motor tur SLids on Wet Rond nnd
Turns over. InjurinS
Several.

Charles T. o;oodall. Of 1872 North
Twcnty-scconC street. is in the John
Siou-Wiilis Sanatorium, and X. g.
Blackburn, 1905 North Tweniy-ti-s,
street. is in Grace Hospital. the result
of an automobile accident which oc-
CURED late sunday afternoon near East
Alice. Mr. Goodall is seriously injured
Willie Mr. Blackburn suffered a bad
scalp wound. Lloyd Harlow. of l4lG
North Twcnty-nrst street. and Frank
Tuck. Of 1910 North Twenty first Street
escaped With only minor cuts and
bruises. The car struck wet piece
Of road kiddcd and turned over three
times. il was said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
HAS NOT SPOKEN SINCE
Hut rnlirc Relieve John RiE,lan Eeign-
ing serious injury In Jump
From Trnin.

Thc poiic" are Of the opinion that
John i.gdon, who jumped from Il rap
idly moving train Sunday near Ash
land. is fciguing serious injury, when,
as a matter of fact. he is not seriously
hurt. lie jumped from the train while
Detective Sergeant John WHY was
bringing him back To richmond upon
charge IF stealing an automobile
IN" man IL now in til" Virginia Hos
piial. surgeons have been unable to
find anything tin" matter with him, hut
II" has not spoken word since his
daring leap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
AR STRIKES WAGON
At TIL. 'FRONT.' WHEEL

The two mules had crossed the track
when the collision occurred. The street
car struck the wagon at the front wheel
ana tore the wagon in two scattering.
lumber III all directions. Johnson Was
thrown several feet and Il pile of lu!n-
Der WAS thrown upon him. Threat
hung l" the i-iuS and Was dragged
about nifty feet. The mules were knock
"d down and pushed som" distance be-
Tor" tn" car came to n StaudStiIl
III" wagon WAS completely demoiish-
"d. II was som" time before johnson
was found buried beneath tn. blanks
iiis gr"ans attracted attention ana he
vas cNtrcatcd. II WAS seen that he
Was desperately injured.
IN ambulance call WAS sent io the
Virginia Hospital. but III" negroes
w"r" removed 10 the Memorial Hos
tai in the police patrol from the Sec
md Station. Both amhulancrs from
virginia Hospital were stuck in the
-nud in Twonty-ninth street. Woodland
"i@htS South Richmond. at The timc.
nd 1t was necessary To- call in other
assistance.
Detective Sergeant Willy who il no.
titled III all such eases. has taken char..
~ the investigation. Coroner Taylor
was notified following the death Of
he negro.
Johnson was crushed in Tho ches,
nd badly skinned and bruised Threat
WAS severely shaken aud bruiS.d M,
hut il was stated late last night that
le WAS S"Sting well and should be out
II Short time.
The corner where the accident oc-
CURED cam" near being the scene at
another bad wreck at an early hour
sunday morning. when the l@:i, o'clock
owl car struck AN automobile loaded
with seven negroes and demolished the
machine. Two negro women were sen,
to the hpSpitai Is 4 result
TN" OF III" trees which stands bc :
| tween the tracks was uprootcd rs ihc
impact Of the lumber wagon. II was
against ire" further down that the
motor ear was wrecked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
GETS SEVENTEEN GALLONS
f"iicc Raid Alleged blind Tiger nm,
capture i.nrSc Quantity Of
LIQUOR.

iatf"iihhn Louis Ecrtucci Yesterday
.ouhu seventeen gallons OF whisky at
49, N'' hh.e street. Richard Hes
kins and Murrcll Di,hncy ho,h cnt
ofcd, the latter woman were ar
rested charged with having the v.his
KY III their possession for IN. purpose
Of selling IL The goods was i'm two
our-railon jugs and three three GAL
ION Jugs Ii constitutes the larres,
eapiur" mad" since III. new prohibition
laws went into effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
NO ACTION ENp:C'rE:D
UNTIL. THURSDAYS SHIFT

Sine" the Tax Board OF which Judge
Prentis is :, mcinbcrsby virtue of be-
ing chairman Of the Corporation Com
mission, viii hardly act on 50 i'm
portant matter the selection Of
Mr.. GaructtS successor without; "A fun
attendance. il * regarded as likely
that no fiction in TINS matter will be
taken until after Thursdays shift Is
effected
Nj. GARRETT Viii qualify before Judg c
cardwell Thursday morning. and ii
viii then become the duty of the Cor
man 10 succeed judge PrcntiS. Around
of all Capitol gossip. The chairman OF
the commission is by virtue or his
Office cx o;icio a member Of The Tax
Board and the n.w Tax Board viii. in
all probability. chose Mr.. Garnetrs
successor. Judge William l.. Rhra has
the first claim ON the Craftsmanship "a
the senior member
Mr.. Gaructt, on the other hand. has
valuable tax experience which the
friends ~ III" segregation system want
preserved to the Tax Board Tie best
way to make use Of that experience j.
Ia make him a member Of tn. Tan
Board and that can only bc done by
making him chairman az the Corpora
tion Commission, which brings the
speculation back To the starting point.
The balance OF power. ~ appears. Is
held by Judge Wiurhcld. the third
member OF the commission. whose Not"
viii be- the factor that Will determine
the cha.rmanship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
VIEW FATAL ACCIDENT
Car l.ondcd With Boys and Girls
Crashes Into Wagon ON
Broad Street.
JOHNSON DIES or INJURIES
Wagon i Completely Demolished,
and Charles Threat, Driver, Is
tinri-I'ailcd to Hear Sound of
Aotorman'S Gong.

William Johnson. colorcd. Il driver
or Daniel lia2ley. was fatally injured
yesterday afternoon ut J:2a o'clock
when Ir"ad and Main stree; ca, No.
-. III charge OF Motormau W. l.. Rob
hSnn and Conductor w. y. corriuS,
struck the lumber wagon upon which
j." waS riding. The accident occurred
at the intersection Of BROAD and Mca-
dow streets. Motorman robinson sur
rendered himself Ia Mapistrat" Purdic
under charge of involuntary man
slaughter. IL" Was admitted to bail in
the sum of Sl.ec" Tn" negro died ut
co "'cloch at Memorial Hospital,
The street ear which struck the
,apiT gait. II was loaded 10 its ca
aeiiy with boys aud girls. students ot
.ohn Marshall High school. returning
rom The baseball park. where :hey had
witnessed the football game between
heir school and Blackstone Military
Academy. M"torman Robinson was ic-
norm signals to stop because Of the
1act - his ear was loaded No pas
scnc"f was injured.
Tho wagon loaded with lumber. and
driven hy Charles Threat. colorcd. Of
10 North Harrison street. came down
he hermitage Road. The wagon was
also proceeding east. Passengers who
were ridin. on the front platform uf
IL" car said that the motormau was
continually sounding his gong. but that
apparently the negroes did not hear it,
az II they heard ii. paid no attention