It is understood to be unfair to violate the law. When the officer was drawn from beneath the burning machine, he asked the negroes to notify the City ambulance, the Second Police Station, to which he is attached; the Fire Department and Police Surgeon St. Jullen. Oppenheimer. The City Ambulance was called first, and Chauffeur John Drake, notified of the seriousness of the accident, that a policeman was burning up, reached the scene and had Clarke in Virginia Hospital in nine minutes. Dr. Oppenhimer arrived a few minutes later, and he and Dr. Hinchman, ambulance surgeon, and Chief Interne Fletcher administered immediate medical treatment. They found Clarke to be badly burned about the back and legs and to be suffering from shock. It was thought at the time that there were no internal injuries. It is probable that he will be laid up for some time. He was visited by his wife, Captain R. R. Sowell and friends of the department until sleep had been induced. The scene of the accident was visited by Captain Sowell, and he said that Clarke was fortunate to have escaped. Clarke has been on the force for some years, and is now attached to the automobile traffic service. He has a good record. ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE James K. Adams, C. O. Raley, and R. R. R. Charlottesville, Suffered to Have Ad.  mitted Theft. 