A Serious Runaway

ïfiLES. May 9.- Henry A. Chapín, the millionaire mine owner in northern Michigan, with Mrs. Chapín and their nurse, Mrs. Stowell, were driving abont the city late in the afternoon when fcheir team ran away. Just before reaching the bridge the pole of tha carriage dropped to the ground, broke into splinters and caused the carriage to stop, but the horses ran over the bridge. The carriage was twisted in ivery shape. Mrs. Chapin's right arm was crushed, but Mr. Chapin and Mrs. Stowell received less injuries, while driver McOmber struck on his head, cutting a severe gash, and had his hand badly torn.