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4 BOY AGAIN.

A company of gentlemen in Reno were.
not long since, willing IN evening swsy by
dnsinE songs and relssing anecdotes, when
one asked for the song Of - Would I were
boy again." 1t which ''Old Piu,e. I" (John Z.
Lovejoy) who Vas present, broke out - fol.
lows: "A boy assini Who would be .
boy again If he couldl to have the measles,
mumps and itch, to get licked by bigger
buys end scolded by older brothers, to stub
your toes. to have the bellyachc frUm swsl.
lowing cherry stones, to get louzy helping
Irish Mike do his sums, to have chapped
hands and frozen toes, to slip on tue ice, to
do chores, to get your ears boxed, to get
spanked with slipper, to get whaled by
thick headed school master, to he made to
stand up - the ''dunce" for the amusement
Of the school, to have visitors come to the
school and tell you how miserably weak and
stupid you were whcn you were born, and to
ask you what would have become of you ct
that interesting time in your life II your pa
rents lsl not been 50 patient with and kind
to you (of course it WAS all ones fault that
he was born and his parents were in no way
concerned or interested in the matter); to eat
It the second table when company comes, to
set out cabbage plants because you arc little
and consequently it won't make your back
ache much, to he made to 40 TO school when
you don't want to, TO get spelled down in
school, to lose your marbles, to have your
sled broken, to get hit in tho eye with frozen
apples and soggy snow balls, to cut your fin.
ger, t. lose your knife, to have hole in the
rear Of your only pair of pants when your
pretty cousin from the city comes to see you,
to be called q coward If you won't fight 1t
school, to be whaled at home if you do fight
At school, to be stuck after little girl and
dare not tell her, to have boy too big for
you to lick tell you your sweetheart squints,
to have your sweetheart cut dead, affiliate
with that boy John Smith whom you hate
particularly because lie set your nose up the
week before, to bc made to 60 to bed when
you know you amt bit sleepy, to have no
fire crackers on the Fourth "f July, no skates
on Christmas. to want piece of bread and
butter with honey and get your ears pulled.
to be kept from the circus when it comes TO
town and when all the other boys 60, to get
pounded for stealing roasting ears, To get run
by bull dogs for trying to nip watermelons,
to have the canker rash, catcchism and stone
bruises, to be called up to kiss Ill the old
women that visit your mother, u he scoldcd
because you like Maggie Love better than
your own dear sister, to bc told Of what u
scorching time little boys will have who tell
lies and are not like George Washington, to
catch your big brother kissing the pretty
school maam on the sly and to wish you
was big to kiss too, and-and-why d-n
being boy agsin."-Crescent.
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One Hundred Years A00.

One hundred and ten years ago, there was
scarcely single white ana" In Ono, hen-
lucky, Indiana, or Illinois Then, what is
now the most aouz;shing part of America,
was Is little known Is the country around
TIE moon. It was ::ct until l7C7 that Boone
left his home IL North Carolina to become
the FIRST settler 0: Kentucky. The first pio-
nerrs of Ohio did not settle until twenty
years after this time. A hundred years go
France owned Canada, and the white popu
lation did not exceed million and half
people, A hundred years ago, the great
Frederic Of Prussia was performing those
great exploits which have made him immor-
tai in military annals, and with his little
monarchy was sustaining q single handed
contest with Russia, Austria and Fn.ncc,
the three great powers of Europe combined.
A hundred years ago Napoleon was not
born, and Washington was modest Vir
ginia colonel, and the great events in the
history of the two worlds. in which these
great but dissimilsr men took l;s.,lin; parts
were then scarcely forcshadowcd. A hun.
dred years ago, the United States were the
most loyal of the British empire, and on the
political horizon no speck indicated the
struggle which within score Of years there.
after established the great Republic of the
world, 4 hundred years ago, there were
but four newspapers in America. Steam en-
gincs had not been imagined, and railroads
and tclcsraphs had not entered into the re-
hottest conception of man. When we come
to look back ut il through the vista of his
tory, We find that to the century passed has
been allotted more important events in their
bearing upon the happiness Of the world,
than to almost any other which has elapsed
since the creation.
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Ae1IcuLruxAL REsoulc1A- Stattstica
show that tho territory lstween the 1issis-
sippi and tho Psoilc, which II 1850 pro.
duced but A, 000, 900 bushels Of wheat, in
1868 yielded &, 600 0oQ Ten yesrs agoshae
region yielded but ons-seventh Of The total
product Of tie country, NOW Il 1islds oss-
third Of the Aggregate IN ltvfs.x .yea1,
California and the States O., - Immediate
eastern dope Of The Rocky Mountains will
furnish the greet bulk Of ~. cereals for Z
population Of nearly o0.oeo.0oo within our
own TERRITORY, . ~ nothing Of ~ mil
lioas which win tAsn " dwelling n tie
islands Of The Pacific, On The eastern Dor.
dens6lAsiA I'D = esssps, wAo win lpok
% . IL nocs q - of tbsie heoadGesGA
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AROUND THE WoaLD n SfEAu. IN

AROUND THE World IT sfEAn. IN
EIouTY DAYa-Now that tive Pacific Rail.
road has been completed, few Of our readers
are probably aware that Z journey around
the world can be made in eighty days,
which estimate, allows for ordinary delays
incident to travelling. Moreover, tho entire
distance can he traversed by steam either on
land or water, save about one hundred miles
in India, between Allahabad and Bombay,
over which railroad 10 now constructing.
The particulars of this marvellous trip-for
it is evsn. more than marvellous I've con
dense into tabular form for convenience, as
follows:
New Yuek to San Francieoo QaiD ................
San Francisco to Yokohama lsseanship).. n
Yokohama 70 Hongkoog tstsaoship]. Il
Hougkong to Calcutta (steanship]. ............ II
sCalcutta to Bombay lraill.
Bombay to Cairo lsteanship and aill........... n
Cairo to Paris (steamship and raIll.
Paris 70 New York lsteamshipJ. II
TOSM.. ............1t.. cV
sTn,s ineasass ~ is,ak 4 100 .,,ss nsasisnsa
above.
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Livery, Fed ana oelo 0tebaoo
WALTON & CO..
Feed and Livery 0tablo {!
Nam sT1E1T. ma LoDos CIT.
ososh snd Gxpssee uoeo osep oseeo.
~ tavsaag psb'ie viii IA ssed sassulss ovo
- thsir a,ins,s It this vii ~ lavsr-
~ known stahaa
~ WALTON 90.
TRAVIS Il BRO,
Ne. 10 Naia st.psA
ssolooo, apootona.
sign oFthe Iron Horse!
LIVERY.
FEED & SALE STABLE.
The Largest Al Dost complete
Establishosat n W WssA
DART1CULAR ATTENTION PAID TO sELllNG
j Stock at Auction and Private Sale. Stock of al
kinds bought and sold aud estsfscteo guaranteed In
this department. .g, s...'E
Theil. Livery Outfits
unequaled and having this eessoa added masni.
rage especially imported from the East they xre pre-.
pared 70 accommodate all corners ct The shortest notice
and In style indispensable.
Hay and Grain ON Hand
at oil times, with stable for $50 head Of horsce
and careful attention givcn ~ the fcedin3 0l seek
They have also superior Corral Recommendations for
freightcss and packers.
4 p10e NEA0oG
IL At all tea IN readiness and together with the
essary carriages will be furnished 4 moderate clasRe
~ TRAVIS BRO.
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DRY 0ooaa, 0ToSss1os, ETC.
ToorLE LEACH Is CO.,
A,asw,g, oy,ss,ss - liaassIS 1sssS
nu1NA No1eTA1tA
Whaaaes,s ~ 1staa Dsa,ash
sll Fancy Dry Geedsl
s.a,h "a I..ey ~ ossA& No.
s%ap,s ~ J.aey Dsy asods
s>asss a,a Fancy Dry Geod..~
ssap,s a,A Fancy Dry ossaA
HAVE JtsT RECEIVED
HAVE JUST RIclvxD HAVE JUST RECEIVED
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Ths D>st Stock
Ths Dsst STOCK
TAs Best Stock
.he Best Stock
They have Gvss Opened In Montana,
AND wit SILL
AT MARKET RATES OR LESS.
FROM CUR FRIENDS IN DEER LODGE,
filed tothcir best advantage.
Ism ToOTLE LEACH + co.
R W. D0NNELl, l.. ED. LARABlE.
st. Joseph, No. Deer Lodge City,
II. w. DONNELL & CO.,
WHOLESALE wuOLEsALE
wnoLIsALB WHOLESALE
vuOl EsALR WHOLESAL1
wnolrsAl. WHoIgoAle wnoIs'AIs
vnolssALB = wHoiEsALs
wuoLssALs ..' wnoLssAis
wnoIrsAls wuolzsAls
So. waOLEsALy
WI OF ER ALE
onoCERS oRocEns
oRocEns cRocEHs
sRocERs o,ocERs
GROCER. cRocERs, GROCER.
0RocERs oRocsns
GRocERs oEocsns
snocras enocEns
Wholesale Grocers,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
D. B. HALDERMAN.
Deer Lodge City, Montana,
storage
@ O u, m L. ion NJ Q r Q h a N t
and Wholesale and retail dealer in
FANCY AND STAPLE oRocBmBs!
FANCY AND STAPLE oRocERrEs!
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES!
FANCY ADJUSTABLE GROCERIES!
FANCY AND STAPLE OR ,CERlES!
FANCY ANDsTAPLEG GROCERIES,
,,t4 FANCY AND STAPLE oRocKFuEs.
fr.,.t. ~ :: .
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERlKsl
1AxcY AND s1Arls eaocsnEs! - =
Provisisas, .,;-.. as.
u4usr1 ~t'i ..~.r~ g
.- ii. = .> 90. 't-
CiCars,
80. a.
...s l..a:.a. a-a Tobacco,
. :...sg. $50 ..,.... ETC., Etc.
ALL GOODS SOLD At HELENA PRICES. F.
jysly -"na"r 7o.tr"' ..#-' g." .'' +"''
.ar.,4.. ExclU0OvGlY 4 f., e..5.
COMMISSION HOUSE.
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Dry ooods, lsroooGass.. 0sos,
= = $1,000 - gasSI.
L.aPEMBERTON &CO.
oees lsaSs city.
nou1AuA T1111To11.
GROCERIES!
Groceries! 0roceries:
osuass o'eo'''''
0esesstss
0ssssio osos
Qvos~so 0ssesis
a~wis osssrs
0eocssiss
DRY GOODS!
oy ooeds, ov oeeee'
o,y oss1st ~ oeess,
py oosSs by Gosas
Dr. Gosas by Goods
Dy 0os6s by Goeas
Dry Goods by Gsoas
Dy Goods Dry Geoas a..
Dry Goo1A
4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Fashionable Clio t h N r!
C1othiag Clothing
C,otAins Clothing
c'''.'.. ,...,, o'A11 1''''' o,..,,- Clothing
C1s<Ai,g
BOOTS AND 1HO ~:
Boots
Doses Dsots
Deoes Dee0
Dooes Dosts
-: e AZ. e; &C.
Shoes Shoes
sAo~ sAsss
Sboea
WILL sfLECTID STOCK OF
Best Quality of0ta tionol.y.
AGooD STOCK OF
Ae1OnrED 1IARDwAuE.
Our Large and Varied Assortment Of Goods
Are offered Low for Cash!
WE have found It i.nnosaihlc to do successful cred
w II bnsincps In this Tertiary, and we have marked
our sols 20 how that the money must be paid when
the goods are delivered.
BY Throwing good, clean gold In sight
~we a. determined to Ell .s cheap q. til.
cheapest,
Aa examination Of our st'sk is respectfully 20
BON n Err & w ELCH,
j'eer LeAge CITY a.l Mlssoula, II. r.
vnol. RsAYR Ann prrA1y.
Genoral Merchandise!
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
We jsa rssivA ~ Lasssss Stock a
oooCBuuo
oDocI1aEs e
0D0CK11s
oRocH1lIs
oDocERI1s cNoCBa1Is
01oCERIHs onocxRlrs
osocnas o,oc-., oaocsa,zs
0D0CHRl1D
.... Cd. GDoCKRID Fl.
oDoCHNID
DDo1 B0Ot0 00d Qhooa!
raj 80. 81. ..
/ On -. -E. .#1a.-. +.
-. sesse .---- - - oose l...t
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III TRAVIS 4 BRO.
9ta4c and Express Lines.
@. G. II u II II l. Z Y,
Nak Daily
Stage and Express Line!
and Carrier Of the United States Man
Heltaa T. Blackteet Der Ledgs City,
and al Western csnpa
Leave Helena alternate days 4 O'Clock tor %.
BLAcEFoor.
GOLD CREEK,
sEARrowx, :.
SILVER BOW.
and a, intermediate pointa
- 80.
Passengers II Express Matter
Carried with regularity dispatch and At cheap ratss
vonsce At the Stable, EAwa,ds Street, B,,ssa ~
tt aa uUNrLEY, Agent
Wells, Fargo * Co..,
GENERAL EXPRESS FoRwARDERs
OVERLAND NAIL.
~. s t:est s z :ss e. :. =; +; go; 60
Railroad Ut Calif0enis.
FASHIONS
80. ..ts,az1 -- =. " go .s.''. ...'
saH L1bs an -. e. TX
..sat vtsh az. n
sssv.u,ssas, o,,ssss.tx z
- =, Dsiss en-. 49,:
- hAa.saiaAs 1a1lA
se.ee. Vim lsave ns.es ser ..s.s p...1., yssi.A
City, beasaek ssd Hest 1esSsa, MsatsA q a,lu.aas
days. The Ce0psay win IN -
Overland Express
In eoasseioa With thc sGaee Lsss, 81 ~ peeass6
to cany parccIe Bank Notes, Dslse, CgtA sd u1hsr
Expssis nattse =. = Paats. ~ velA . sse.ssl
Coiisctioss md csaaiss;oss poaptly sttseAsa ~
Ees!ss: :. al pss:s: a q: ii.@ Ssv Isrs k:sssss
il t-ArHon RI oI1BsPzx -='!
Aesst Hslsaa, u. :.
Hido a11A Far Companlsa.
D1ontana E1s<1o and Far Co.
csssnsa.s ~ o1aassa st,ssa
a1L1NAo. ;. !. ..N = DoNfxNA
HONEST Price pail sse 1ssf niaes. shssp saa IN
o1ioss 4 Ssck1ees, l1st csssx asd vs1iata cy =
Tie purchase of Ai1s, tA1e, -, ~ f0 ~ 90 g
MEATS FOOT OIL end CIkAN WOOL
Also q eur waEshOse 0the 1issaui 1is~o
11ascleshell CITY,
vs m upousvja 10 sjsSese HessAa.ass 80 Gssa,..
o. % cunsxneuiD md forward goods % 80 peiat
hthe Tcnilosy. - - . cssaas fassaainga - cao
, 1869-11-22

An TsKkowE MAN, supposed to be from Chi
csRo, committed arlc.de, By hang1ug, neaE the
town OF Van TeEt, Ohio. on the 19th. The mao
n!tShtcd III the vicinity pl Vac Ne1t, from the
Chicago train, bringing the cars to stop hy pull
ing the belt cord. La acted very etr1ngely To.
be was iIsane. ne sad 10 one naa tha. he vas
49, wa min ot powerful frame, a
derce Of hard labor. lie was we'll dressed, his
boois, which were scwed. and portion Of his
elota,ne, berg nearly n:., while IN MS pocsets
to mAn Of business, and H. Il In corrency.
TEE WAY OF the transRressor u hard. On FIJI
tny night TWO women named Lzzse Young tnd
Fanbie McCune. held for trial on the charge Of
larceny, with othsr female prisoners, made their
ercaps from the County Jail On Saturday n!sht
Lizzie WAS brought into The ATnoFy extremely
usutk, aud Fannie, The nloneat she was u Lib
erty, iudured In another little iarcenrr sn.l !, nov
conungA Ia the Union Street Station. Thcy will
seek their old places IN the jail to-dsy.
4 MsERAELE wretch Of a burglar entered tas
house Of tne s.5,ers Of Mercy, M. lss WahAst
avenue, on Saturday night He male his adscp
tbrou0a rear hasement window, but tortanatel,
his presence was discovered befoze be had lNtt
hands on au5:hlrR raushlc- The police gave 10
| rurr1ls, but the ac0undIcl Huccecded in mafint
hls escape.
nETxEIx 2 and 8 O'Clock yesterday unnrunl
Mrs. LoMba5d, the nsont!e.ress o. boaTdn r.
| nt her bedside. Sne gave piercing alarm, wnicl
had the erect Of frightening her visitor. nc LEI
as he came, tY rear window. Sothlng ia m!ssin
| about The rscMlacF.
| i CONCERT for the benefit OF St. Marks Churc1
| Cottage GsoTc aFcnne. Will be gtycn ID AuA1
Hail. Crosby Il Opera 1lonsc. on ,o-mot1ow ever
tnp- The entertainment viii be under ne dsset
| fton Of MI Goldbeck and Guaiavns GearJ, An
! will DO doabt he EreRt 6ucceEA+
AMEE11sG Of citizens opposed to co1pcnl rnr
| MhEept in our public schools, Will be held ID
! evening in the RecoIdc-H courtroom
, 1869-11-22

From The Hobik Re9ssteT, 1sor- II.
ysssa I's sss,ttos1 9t Sy y tsde ssrnsd sh:sa
though tahttrg only about twenty minutes, c4used
great destruction Of property aud loss Of ltfe.
threatening, aaa yesterday morning opened warm
and cloud5, and about noon there Eas sharp
Of @ ~ y tnt sna
tie *,ra b1oEtrg fresh from The southwaTd aud
force, driving tne sa,n IN binding force through
the streets. The clouds 10 the noEtaHa;t looked
black and lowering. wneu. suddenly.
sd and sn 70 ee aos Ws
ample followed By the Southwest wind. and the
tTo meeting. rushed with terrible rurJ over the
sy gn* 49,, 1lPsf ~ IT, oSt
Bile Uhio Raisoad-
This large ar, e1tens!se brick building. stroug-
tfoa 67aces, received tae f fore 81 Tie toraaS,
s1;S1 situated !n N open plain, and "a Tue twink.
ling Of m eye, ne -on3 .as lifted 90 With great
sla!encc, ana the pieces hurled about n the ats
| 1tkt 40 many feathers, and carried, II sone
| tnelaEcea. several hundred yar0s. 4 breach one
hundred and twenty-five feet vide vas made
through The walls, and the debris vas seaIefeo
IN eSety aLrectton conpietely covering the great
er portion OF freight II tn which WAS be ag load.
| ed 1t the time. Mr. ". & Newell one ot the
coupAnYf carpenteft, Eaa 1mmedatea! eI9seeo
Gra,men, T6oua. sni;S and Warwick Lsuss'ol
| we're hadIJ injured.
/ The root Of the once adjoining tne depot Wal
| ripped o1, and ME. Rushing, the tlcc President
Of the read, who Was IN hta ct1ee On the upper
| foor, made . very RATION escape.
made Tor MI. Newell and after MUCH difficulty
| the tody Of the unfortunate man ~as rccoSetteL
fIis head xns badly fractured, and there II 1.1i!s
doubt that he was tcs:antlJ Killed. He Eas aE
| fUicltrtou3 aud good MAJ, and hnf been IN tnt
con paDyt 3 employ loI many se4rs- He leaves I
wife md utne ch!dreu, who, We learn. are reading
The deros il complete wreck, md tao loss
which u esttmsted at !u!ly te,er1, Will I'LL yer,
heavily upon the company .. -.
A franc extrntion to The City Hospital. usct
c1clubis ely for neoSo patients, Wa uurooled, bu
| fortunately no other danage was experienced
npn for snos. While they we're expnsed 10 til
rstn- The damage 10 the building will anonnt Il
| EtSelal thcusahd lGllals.
I The Magnolia Press, estEateh near the frelcn
depot OF the Mobile h Ohio Railroad, Was bail
| haMsped, a por-io1 Of The northwest wall bein
torn down aIt 4 part OF the roof ripped up Ses
ftal hundred dollars will probably repair th
| damage. ,---
10 Ill PARTS Of tho city. tae northesu PORTION re
ce's!rc The g!ca'est damage. A ttrce WINS blow
down on Davis Avenue, between Cedar aud Law
renee Streets falling upon AfA Leonard, and II
iuttnv htr sese sercly, bur 10: dang erous,y,
1t 1s jnposslble 1t this writing u estimate col
| teclly tue extent OF the damage done, hut 1t VI
[ prutahly not fall ehort Of t5n.est. The nuuber &
| ieucea blown down throughout the city - Tcr
tarec, 10 say nothing Of the Destruction Of chin
| pcJs Awntpgr, s!gus, etc. Huge oaE trrcs We:
torn pp py tho roots and tn every part Of The Cit
tne raSsEes Of the fearful sto.m kfug are sisolt
, 1869-11-22

rom BIZ adscrSsf,nR boasta At Spring aod harriet
Nss blown down. The root Of The C7ttxtust EA.
u9usl Bank w1s pEgntly damaged A trsnson
wa blown cut Of Frank AJt1z' hon>e, m Market
attttt SanIe telfRtspn poles ete ieyelied In tha
lower part Of the c:tJ. a fence VA. blown down
OF Mulberry stseet 4 rsft was turned Nd On end
~ tie r1Ter, near D. 8. R4rmo-e's shin yafd The
f1MeNofk Of TUG 6otlcr.dcek c,bd1 of Csn.
uin Tot.n poaf, In BArmofeA i Ah1pJAfd vas torn
GU At James Ho*xrt Cn,a ahlpynft aassgel
1aSts q eaW.oEe Eefe hsuksn apess aod scattered
E1cttior troke and ssu1g her slpgad sgsinss 4
fAft Of lumber which bsofe an 10 paecos; Tho
toEboat Nua Lodge, which va alyoya IetlesaoD-
v1let hfoke her stern line, but wna not d&maTed.
Woods FefEcf1nt docls, which were near tho
xame p'sce, With tne exception Of one section,
wese nAi1ted ~ fsr up he i1ser that nothing lad
been beard Of them yetteruay,
The feHybcAt IsaAt Bowman, while etteWptIut
to lsId 1t the jenetHonvi1e wharf, Aoout Ten
nttuteA after ., VIA driven zg1dnJt tho fHffJ-
bost John 6hAllc1usa. and. shee1inK on into the
rtTes, the Wa carried oJ The force Of the wind
eS, nta sss 1T t. se 2; :, sns
10 the head Of tie tsisnd, md narrowly escaped
being stranded on tho beach. After thta tne was
d1tteu to tho Indiana aide, tn the vicinity o1 How.
ard CO. = aaip yards. The wind Kept up With
such force that TO venture any more Hps would
hsve been foaay. and nost likely would .h1ve re-
sulted in the destruction Of The boat she WAS
thetefore t1ed 70 taa behk, and tic oteeft Of tho
boat attempted to make no more U1pa until afses
daylight 1essefuay. .--
In the county no sersous damage resutted. No
1nerous fencea and hayn.scka Were, however,,
In New Albany the damage MS very elight
The CITY was protected By the kuobA A lev dat
tened fences, hrcfen WtndoWk aud stdvefed Wtn-
dow+huftesi made up The tntn., which did not
Amount In III TO tpso.
, 1869-11-22
Al Boston Four Corners, n. Z.

BOSTON, FocR CoRFxEs, n. r, Nov Il.
In!s place Was again v1hited " ons OF tue tef-
T.dc storms iha arc occasionally felt Ia this sec
rror bu'ldlngr, Hhtrl fences and similar objects
about In every direction. The Harlem Railroad
train that ltit Chatham fhla morning 2t O'Clock
was blown from the track About = mile
noa 81 ~ noinS On
WA hauled partly acrosa the ttact BY the
descent tf tic nTsr Of the tEhln. The cats were
lifted from the track b} the l0Ece Of the Wind and
hurled s..ventJ nsc feet dawn s:ccp eInoank-
inert. rol'lng over and over Ia their fall. TIE
baggage caf crutaininE the mails VAS destroyed
BY taking nre from toe B:ove, mud the baggage
man tnrely escaped with hts !ife. The cIpress
aid sruokiLR car combined received less damage.
IN the two coaches were more or less injured
One boy Wa killed outright Two passenger
wire f1ra1ly Injured. III
Immedlaiely On the occurrence OF the cataztro-
10 the house Of Mt. Beolan!u MnIef, aEd sent .
epec,al measenReE to copate for Din. Reynolds
anu SIelght On a111fal Ihe3 dressed the woundA
and made al AZ cocfCr able ~ the circumstances
would peEn IL The place tecEe this aec!1ear
the scepc Of eiul!ar acc!sept, the *lud from the
east rushing through = gorge IN tho mountains
s1th rertst;eas frry. Appeaded viii tc found q
tiat Of t1ote most severely .r1nred:
Killed and partially burned; his bpiy still rcna.ns
tn the car. Budkee Cnrti9 CAtaklll sc2ip torn on
a. injured itteFpallr: recovery do1nsfc1 Ches-
ter 0ooda1e ARD wife, South Eg1enooi Mass ;
The former considerably bruised about the head
and Shoulders; 3frs. Goodale, N old lady. recev.
I'd eoEcrc shock and IL badly cut about the head
and face: recovery doubtful. Mlss E. A. PA1s0rs
AEenls, cut atont the head and 1see.
Jamet Ha'stead, Mount Riga, Injured about the
Willf1m van yleet, brakeman, considerably
jnmmed.