shines was thin hell out
. w WW6? mildew one;
,3 thought she might have had on Attack
lotion the train uppioachod, dire Nash
coalesced to utter inability to oceotmt
our the almost superhuman lttength
which the deceased had bendable to
($01131de From FM "9") costumed. brinsins he; iii-om the house
smfiytbeo-Nush. s niooq, who said to the tracks 11nd lions them 101' a
the couldn't bulletin that. her sum 49. distance of at least live hundred feet.
liberately prepared "fol; death, the cor-V.
Medical Examiner S. H Huntingtg/s
titer was somewhat undecided, but
dearly shown tight the railroad com-
any had not been heglixout.
Eight witnesses beside +31edica1 Ex
divesting in the court room at the City
klriven directly to the scene of the 1‘s-
ullty, there to obtain a view or the lo-‘
cation of the trucks and surroundings.
It was nearly two o'clock when John
. c. Sherman. yardmaster, was called as
the first witness. He testified as hav-
‘lng his attention attracted by Miss
Byxbee walking along the outside or
‘- ;1ho hill track and acting in a peculiar
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she gave him a “still, hard look when B Chandler has applied to the com 1
he did it. Sis}; said she was walking
» mission for tire exemption irom the
MM- the middle and main tracks i in i ll. i I , f
33:3.m1mmrm crbssi 31ft» the main opernt on o i e cv sen cc 1111 o l
it _ 'mmk tot d ugh ‘h 11 wine assistant secretary in his office;
'3?“ W'tnees'when 5:2}:1: “er :3; and Mr. Wright notified Commisioneri,
3; “an” awn H t :2 E oh 3. car Chandler, calling attention to the pm;
is." dead womay '81! est 8 t at the visions of the present law permitting:
Li. fall after t n 1:39: her head on the him,b_ut one clerk, to whom the com—V '
(33‘; the on w 12m "lg "y face away from niisioner replied that while he had noV
j. ' ; n1 11g ocomotive, The wit- intention of ignoring the law he still
i nose saw her struck and when he
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manner. He said she was continually
lifting and dropping her dress ands
looking toward the freight 1a1'd.
engine watchman at the roundhouse,
'John P, Sisk, of Connecticut avenue,
gave testimony which substantiated
that of Sherman regarding hex strange
notions, 11 bile walking along the;
flocks:- He said that be told her to get
to one side as a- r'rain was expected
-‘niopg in a few minutes sud declared
,s ruched her she was still bréathing;
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”but died a moment later.
“Walsh we: followed" 013‘ the hind by
1115 £611. 11. 11. star; who 5.111 lint he
stopped his work at the sound or the
“engine‘s whistle, which marked the up.
, . punch to Flynn' s crossing, and looked
up the tracks. He stated that Miss
Byxbee walked to the malnitrack and
, laid down in the manner which his to-
.ther had described.
V. W. Champion of Washington
street, this city, conductor of the ex
press, hired the time or the fatality at
11: 48s p. m. 1319' said he saw nothing 0:3
3’, msacddent, bein'g' busily engaged col-3
. _ looting fares
that the train was proceeding at the
He told the coroner
rate or" about ten miles an hour and,
;_ that the engineer brought the train to
I. ltop within thirty live or torty feet.
Ho said the body laid on the side of
some to his conclusion vh‘en it wasfiracture at. the base 01 the skull was
miner S. H. Huntlngloti.‘ gave their:
stories to the corone‘r, Who held the
Bull. Coroner Phelan armed hero
~| shun Bridgeport at 1 o’clock and was
‘settled until after an opinion regard-
-po11'ers and duties has been given by
'Mr. Hyde notified Secretary
who viewed the remains, said that's
the cause of death
WILL OONFER WITH ATTORNEY
GENERAL
Hyde Won't Ask Exemption for Em-
ployees from Present Commission. V
The differences of opinion existing
between the civil service commission
and Labor and Factory Commissioner
William S. Hyde, will probably not be
ing the interpretation 014119 law re-
lating to the two offices and their
Attorneys General George E. Hinman.
E. A.
gamma
lot on! 31W
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tonic, Bruno and Soothing
contains
substantial
stunt; use to
halbeenincon r
Wright to theeifect yesterday, stating;
that he did not care to go into the mats 1
ter further until he had consulted the
state ad1isor. He said also that hel
did not care to apply to the present
commision for an exemption or his or
flee from the operation of the Civil
service law andvthut he would await
the outcome of'the present misunder
standing before makingany changes
in the force of his departments.
thought that he was within his rightll
Vslfniskisg the Autumn-bit.
Continues-lion Gimmisloner F. B.
Wlilipms, had acted similarly to Mr.
Chandler in making an extra appomt- {
ment in his oilice. He too was notltieo§
that the law did not permit the extral
clerk. M1: Williams replied that the;
appointment was only temporary. Mia;
Wright contends that temporary lip-1‘
pointments are limited to a period oi}
thirty days after which the appoint-:
merit must be renewed. These and»?
other matters will be taken up by stile"
civil service commision‘at the meetingl
at the capitol, Wednesday, August'1,l
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meeting. IMiss Helen Burns, clematis-E
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sloner, will continue in service in thlti.
department until the matter of her no,
polntment has been definitely settled:
between the bank and civil service ,
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the track when he had left the coach
to investigate the sudden bolt 1
. Michael Coffeyt the engineer, declniv PHEASANTS FOR STATE SPORTS-
ed to the coroner that he saw a woman MEN-
-wnlking between the tracks, fixing the ._._.
alumnae from 160 to 170 feet ahead.‘ But None for Posted Private Prelorvu;
“Then she was safe," he said, “but 'From Which Public lo
when about sixty feet away she delib~3 EXOWd- . 1:
erately came across to the main tracks' The fish and gains contmision has
and laid down." Coffey said he blew.’ received 1‘03 applications 101' pheasants
the emergencyt blast and then applied to bciiibarated in private preserves in
the brakes. He declared the train's the fan. Two applications were re
apeed was about ten miles per hour. iceived Friday afternoon, one from' 'a
V Paul L.McDo11ald,iiren1an on the prominent broker in Hartford and the
”met testified he “’85 firms when other from a woman who conducts a
he heard the emergency blast of the farm in Manchefileh
whistle and that he stepped out to the There are about 5. 000 pheasants in
. gongway of the locomotive. Looking the game preserves at Madison and n
' 10'“ and ahead he Just saw the Md? 0! few hundred more in the one at Lyme.
Miss Byxee as it Was pushed to one The demand for birds has been so
side of the rails. After giving Coroner great the commission efars “- may ““1
:Phelau information about sounding or have enough to simply all who want
the bell.wl1istle and the speed of the the birds. In one or two places younfi
' ‘trnin, be was excused. pheasants haVe been liberated by Drl‘
Mrs. ‘Alice By xbee Nash, niece of the vote owners. but the superintendent or
. deceased said she could not believe fish and game; .."Mr Crampton‘. thinks it
. ' that her aunt would have deliberately is rather early to liberate young birds,
chommitted suicide, and added that it as they are not yet, able to take euro
she did it was done on the impulse of of themselves
., . the moment. Led bv the questions or The commission will not give birds
; the coroner, Mrs Nash went through to the owners of prlvnte preserves that
the details just preceding the time her are posted and from whicn the public
stunt left the house. She said that in- is excluded in the shooting 398803-
, ;Much as Miss lebee had not been? ~‘.Tl1e policy 0! the commlsion has been
away from the house alone in six ”fined by the statement 0! an oichial.
years, she did not dream thatgher 1111111; “The birds are for the' sportsmen or
could muster enough strength to get .the state whose license money main-
away and therefore had not given It a fig this ornament" .
second thought widen, with her hue-l This clarifying of the commission’s
.‘ hand and child, she lettrtlie house at policy In made public since there is an
3:10 p.111. to do an errand uptown.‘ impression in' some quarters that PH
Gunner «Phelan inquired into. the tic-in“ ,presorveéi. m' which the 41001316
fsflons¥of the deceased and the witness of the state are not allowed to shoot,
odd for the last title or three weeks 8'6 stbolted with birds' lupin the state
to: aunt had shown slightnndleatlons’ preserves. Tho-$111611 is a", Ewe each
; 0! absent mln‘dedness and had' pxpérl- member or the commission the names
’ med “highly” spells. Mi‘b 'Npsh ofmejgppllcants33‘forbirdqlt'1fih‘81nhis
,jtought it possible that the music. county. The co‘mmlslonef inspects the
which was geing on among the colored Pm” preserve to see that it is suit
‘iosidents nearby. might hove drawn 3mg ‘fo‘r‘tht birds and ifltia sound on»
her aunt from the house . editable the' emulation is turned
"Did you e1er hear her say she who am my, preserve must be ade-
m of life?" aske’d the coroner". innate}, “ppm: with Water.
' “Only that she had frequently 1103?
clared she had lived her allotted. time. BEAT 440335, sKuLL’ FDAC3TUREDV3.
films the answer. . 3" 1V gmmpon’p, My at «As airmail
_ “Was she despondent‘l" quot-lg of “vewmhrpptng his horse. Philip
neuron:- Phellin. " . V 3mm of 117W stgeot. this city.
“Nothing out of the ordiuayy.0!1. now in St Vincent‘s hospital twill: a
course she had shocks six years ago ”musical." V'ijhe lime became;
and together with berm shown not- heightened and run will. thl‘OWl'IB
ill-ally somewhat depressed," was 1117;. gums“ 3111139 the road and knocking
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»Sieps are being taken by the Carnal
nionwenlth government, state governsimom' "Ila“ supplying “5 0W“ require-g
ments and by firms and individuals to; men"? and “"3 WWI“ W35 ”Ping
try to supply the imperial Govern-V Hput "into the common- fund of the
went with munitions; in viewl of the Empire
enormous importance in this war' of: a g1eut deal of discussion in the Fed-,3
fifiéeaé‘mg' provisions 61' shells and oral Perllnment and in newspapers to
the like ‘V — the eiloct. that the shortage of rlhes
The general idea is to organize the 1°” “.9 MSW” “Tc“ “.5 V991,!“
facilities of Australia in this diner: W-g' . ,
lion. and to this end the Miltitster for;
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Defense. Senutor George P. VPearce, ELEcTRIOITV 5U” 703.31000"
has named a special cominltteo to
go into the corelntivé questions oil "‘1 bugle °t M .3 .is likely to take
the amount and character hi the mar 1’ “3'1“”; i ll“ °f the “it Of John J‘
material being furnished Vto the Fed. Dolly and 33'0“ Duffy ”am“ th—e NW
eral Government by Australian manu- Haven road takes place. Mr. and ”“3
lecturersz. ; t’hé‘; government's own
011in Sire suing the New Haven road
manufacture a: war material and the f0.” $103000 alleging that MB"
Minot: figAINSTuRAll-ROAD.
Duffy
contracts new. 1B m between the was permanently di'suhlsd my electric-
British War Cities and the Australian ity while walking across the Howard
avenue bridge. Represented by lites,
mamac’mrs ' This ' “mmmee’bersidsand Wins; the party's sun the
which will be almost a. departmental “
body in its gunctions, will cooperate
with committees which are
chosen by commercial bodies. ,.
Besides this the Australian cm'tb‘bd
bar of Manufactures htu‘a been “whines
by the Defense Department to; 1PM
“term 6! the 's’uperlor court for New
i033; nomifiounty.‘
mm“! “Ming. ‘to‘sfthe writ 88“.-
polnt a committee of experts lit to; this morningiwfl «muffin»,
"“0 the “PM“ 0‘ WWW“ the. ultimo bridge, Niw Hummus his
various trades and ascertaining the .34“! of July" .1914, wheeling a hall!
“PM“? 0‘ “011 ‘Wl‘il‘y- gym carriage containing her young-child
means it is sxpocteliut more or tiers A train electrloflliilll‘dllew M59303 s
definite knowledge will be gained elm“, the bridge." “,1 the “a. “and .
what Australia can do to Killian“ Dusty MW received a shock ,
. Great Britain and how that mulls a: "electricity am has to become
, “womanhood“ lie’r‘.
Meanwhile computes eta asho- 1mm: was imlmfll she'- lost crew-r 1
ere all over: Australia are showing the in might, has leit' leg will give oni on 1
*0 occasion Ind me our 19.1101. 311% lfl ;
lance can .bo render“!
grefitest desire and willingness
supply nibnltlons, but Vat-o awaiting said to he‘dl’iabled tor lite. . .
direction _V '. raw? that the New Flo-
nssral’eiiluco to ' « one -mrnblgsef the
smollorml,3eult1nr.§olr last}: is 11mm ' ‘ ' 'srv
recent interview tIIlt .th‘e W» W 3
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'tlre ”suit hi ioturn’a‘blo to the October“
“ one Daily 511111. the first of the. sort 3
*blought against the New Huron
Ill linen hm Mir electrified. ,
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Indian Mrflycies
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The store progresses rapidly now 111 its «york of.
reconstruction. It is interesting to Stt what «hanger;
occur from day to day as 11-11 futures rm cs! :11! lislml.
and the various departments approach completion ’litc’
11e11'11ind011's which line flit side of the budding t
011 Fairficld Ate are all in 111a LL and the iiiiisl 111v
touches are being applied. It ttill 1101 he 111nm «law It
lore they are filled with alllmiltlht' mcithandise. H1 111; .r
entrance on Main 51.. wide and commodimis 3133333 i s
six separate doomms its marhl c floor and 111A 11.1.1111111
lighting 5) stem is a fitting approath to \1 Ilul will is: in
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son always does llitre are some light “right and (Ull-
vcnicnt Suit (uses of Japnncst matting in - and 24 intli
sizes. The} are made well with bolt (althllOS and lime
linings of attracti1 c ”Tit-MIMIC Pocktts in the lids, i:1:<icn~
log with tapes. . , ;
$1.75cacl1.
Oxford Club Bags to Suit
$4- 00 “P-
Bathing Suit Bags, 12 inch 50 Us
. Trunk and Bag Department Vfourth floor
Val Flouncings
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The prettiest of Japancge I:l"IllLl:‘ll iiii‘llts wide and
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agreeable landscapes Prices to giant pcttiqoats. 25 3CtS-
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The Annette Kellerman Suit for expert swimmers
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75V cts. to $2. 50. Second floor.
5.1:?“le " m“ I ‘
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