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Bervcii as editor, and men were as-siga-d
to their customary 'beats."
Tho:;-.: who "co ered" oily hall an J
j "no ccurts round then twelves unusual
ly pnpul.ir ;s "news' of tho siriko
had j. receded them and there was
curiosity to learn what it was a'.l
ehiime to
strike with
-vular staff
: ;t;-is. Anions t'.ose
M". J . t l ! .J , lea 11 of
aid the spurting
a u c l : t i i n r. m i o n I ? c d
iililiution with any la-
the innn- j
S
HkUiS V3 fcvi-,- d
Tho authoritioti hoiiovo .hat T.ayono
r'id the prttln wh i?e ' ns :de th" s'i-
KlPlSiWSKI
LF
iEllt,tl titSE'.
RAIN
That Joseph Krupiswiski, 398 Atlan-
tic street, deliberately hurled himself
in front of an approaching train last
Friday nisht was the report sent to
Coroner Ihelan today by the engineer
of the train. The man was almost
ground to bits, tho engineer said. He
also said that he first saw tho. de
ceasoti when he was li feet away from
the locomotive and at that time Kru
piswiski was walking" toward the train
on the same track.
Somo children living on Railroad
avenue, where the fatality occurred.
saw the deceased
try in. They said
hin a few feet
of tho Iocomoti e. he apper'l to be
tryinsr to drasr himself from tho tr.i' k.
! Krupiswiski was employed by tho
Crane Co.
As the hearing has rot yot been
completed the coroner did not
out the, names of the witnesses.
