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TR LISTERS SALE
- ,is on
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

IHNHE undersigned, by virtue Of the decree
n Of the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
as a Court Of Equity, passed IN the case Of
Maggie A. Little by James j.. Little her
husband and next friend and Others, against
Jacob and VIM. G.. Rinehart, Administrator
OIL John Rinehart, deceased, aud others,
viii offer at Public Sale, to the highest bid.
der, on the premises, on
Saturday, fhe 9Th day Of February, 1869,
at O'clock. P. NJ, the residue of the Real
Estate of said deceased, in said cause decreed
to be sold, and free and clear OF the dover
right Of his Widow. Said Real Esta CON
Slsls Of the following parcels Of land, viz
SIX BUILDING LOTS
fronting IN Green Street, in the city OF West.
minister, five Of which have front Of sixty
feet, and the remaining lot a front Of thirty
feet, and all are 1913 feet deep and bound on
an alley. These are very desirable building
lots. Also
FIVE OTHER LOTS OF LAND
adjoining and close to the above. containing
from 2 to - ACRES OF LAND each,
more or less, ia high state of cultivation,
and enclosed with good fences. One Of the
lots has thereon a new two-story s,-,n
Log Dwelling House, new Log tI,a,
Stable, large garden, enclosed .,.,,EsES
with new substantial paling 1893.
fence, and an excellent aid never failing
spring OF water ct the house These lots
will be 50 laid OF that they will board And
haze cs.lets on public alleys and streets of
said city Of Westminster, by survey 10
be made betpge the day Of sale, when apIat
thereof viii be exhibited.
TIE ?erma Of Sale presided By the decree
are &C Joltog3 :-0ae-third part Of the pur.
chase money 10 be paid blythe purchaser to
the Trustee on the day Of sale or upon the
ratification thereof by the Court aforesaid
and the residgc TO be paid in two equal pay.
mcits, tho Que to be paid in one year, aud
tre other In two years from the day Of sale.
and the payment thereof to be secured by
the purchaser giving note with security to
be approved o. by the Trustee and bearing
interest from the day Of sale.
j. j. BAUMGARTNER, Trustee.
feb Ats j. HENGY HoPrE, Anctr.
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NO. 1920 EQUITY.

NJ iV<v EQoil l..
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
In the matter OF the Petition Of Joseph
Davis, Trustee Of James O. Stnltz.
.nRDERED this 18th day Of February,
" 1859, that The Audittiled IN this case
be ratified aud confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 9th day Of March next; provided acopy
Of this order be inserted for Two successive
weeks 10 some newspaper rablished in Car.
roll county, before the last named day.
a JOHN r. BOYLE, Clerk.
Trce copy---Test;
feb 1872 JcliS B. BcyLE, Clerk.
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Election Notice.

FAxxERs' AND MEoHLxIcs' Mar. BArx,
Westminster, January rs, 1863 /
A n Election will be held al this Bank for
N EIGHT DIRECTORS, on Monday the Isl
day Of March next, between the hours OF 10
and IL o'clock. Il
JOHN SMITH,
feh4-t President
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EsTABLIsIfED Is4s.
SEEDS. SEEDS.
Fresh and Grauiae Garden Seeds de-
Esered u all paris Of tie Coaatry
Al Baitimore priees, fee Of
+ additional eypefse. p "A

|VTIE have on hand large stack or Garden
w and Field Seeds, partlvsof oar OWN
growth and partly selected with great care
from The most rriiahIe English, French and
American Growerss and feel confident fhst IA
can offer as great indncenenss 70 the farmer 4
We have prepared list Of prices 1t which
We will send Seeks by mail, Jrcs " possaos. u
any part Of the country This, however. does
not apply % heavy Seeds, such a. Peas. Besps.
gcrp, AZ as The postage would be much greater
w.. Don't fail 70 send for circulsr. which
will BE sent immediateiy upon Application ri 4
+. WHITMAN q SONS. Ssxprxx.
% and ~ 5, Calvert Street, Da;tImore. Nd.
And Manufacturers and dealers In every a..
scriPtion Of Agricultural Implsnents snd
~ ocussry Ms.shaats and Draggissa sup-
piled on the most liberal terms. n
dee " amos
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NO. le27 EQUITY.

NO le27 EQUfTY
IL he circnis cosr, for Carroll coaa,s.
Maggie A. Little BY James L. Little her hus-
band and next friend and others,
Jacob and wm. O. Rinehari administrators Of
John Rinehart deed, and others. Z
ORDERED this ielh day Of February, 1869,
" that the sales made and this day reported
BY John J.. Baumgartner, Trustees, for the sale
OF the Real Es,ate " John Rinehart deceased,
contrary thereof Be shownon OF before the 18th
day Of March next; provided copy og this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed In
Carroll county, once in each Of three successive
weeks before the 18th day Of March next.
The report states the amount OF sales to be
JOHN D, BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,--Test:
feb ls,--st Jons b, BoyLB, Clerk.
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No, 1867 Equity. Circuit Cour. for Car
roll county.
Charles T. Reifsnider. Trustee, Is. William
Behoe and Emily his wife.
NOTICE * hereby given 10 the creditors
IN Of William Behoe. who were such prior
70 the 18th day Of December, 1858, 10 file
their claims properly authenticated with the
Clerk Of tie Cirenit Court ior Carroll coun-
~. IN Equity, on or before the lzth day Of
April, 1869
.LBAUMGARTNER,
feb 4,-4t Auditor.
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NOTICE..

0FFicr OF THs MrruA1. Far IxsnnAxcE
GonrAsy,is BAlrIspEE CeUsTf.
February 10th, 1850.
N0TIGEi Is hereby given, that the An
IN nnal Meeting Of the members of The
Companywill be held on
Monday, tAs Ia day Of March, 1909,
between u and o'clock, P. NJ, at the
Scerssary's 0iiiee. No. Lexington Street.
Baltimore, Tor the purpose Of electing n3
Directors for the ensuing wear.
FRANCIS sHRIvER,
feb ll,-2t
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To Let or Lease.

yESHE subscriber will Rent or Lease his
Il late residence, on the county road lead.
ing from Westminster 60 Warieldsburg.
about half mile from Westminster, near the
railroad. The house is large aud com.
Portable Dwelling, wits parlor dining room
and kitchen M first noor, six rooms on sec.
ond ioor; dairy aud fountain OF running
water near the Kitchen door. and one also
in the barn yard large bank barn, aui
other buildings, all new; large garden. and
ground for truck patchs
st. JACOB MYERLY,
feb l,-Ste - near Westminster
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In The orphan'' Court for carroR County.

In The orphan'' Court for CarroA County.
FEBRUARY TGRu, 1859
" Estate o. 1nN application it is
deceased. day of February lssg
that the sale OF part of the Real Estate OF Va,
chei Buckingham, late of Carroll county, do.
ceased, made by Ellen Buckingham, Executrix
OF The last Will and Testament of said deed.
and this day reported to this Court by the said
Exeeutrix. be ratified and confirmed, miles
cause be shown 70 the contrary, Oh or before
lhe 80 Monday, 18th day Of March next; pro-
vided a copy Of this order be inserted for three
successive weeks In some newspaper printed
and published In Carroll county, before the sa d
I'D Monday, 10Th day of March next. The tx
said deceased, consisting Of twenty one acres of
land. more or less, situated In Carroll county,
on which deceased resided, sold at private sale
Tor the sum OF eleven hundred dollars.
True copy-Test:
JOS. NJ. PARKE,
eo is'--1 Register OF Wills.
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EREScH DRESSING BLACKING, for la
H. Ndies and ehildrens bolts and shoes. For
sale by HOPPER 4 WILMER
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or wuh all the diifei.i., kinds OF ..eedl IS.
silks. THREADS, &c. ; for the use of Sewing
Machines; and IS prepared to give instruc.
tons in the use Of ihe same.
Having secured the services Of n compe.
tent MATCHMAKER, am PREF AIRED to
execute all work entrusted to ms care. with
promptness aud despatch, and warrant en-
tie satisfaction. ~
feb ll,-tf F.tA. WAGNER
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Executors Sale
or VALUABLE
Real Estate and Woodland.

RY virtue Of an order OF the ofphans'
- Court for Carroll county, The ander.
signed, Executor of the last Will and Tcs.
lament of William Caple, Sr., deceased,
will sellai Public Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday. the 27A dss IF Fsls4a,y,
1869, at ? O'Clock, p. NJ, the following
valuable Real Estate and Woodland, viz:
All that Tract Of Land, containing ~
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rT,HE County "Reminiscences for II,
u County viii meet a. <heir 0H|cR q
Westminster gu The Fionr NoxbI4 ~
busi1ess, 81 4 # /. NJ
8, JAMES alzzzA
I AIDES WORK Bask ETs' ~ ~ !, NJ = ~ :
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From The 81. Louis Republican, January ls.
Astounding Discoveries.

Prehistoric Remains Dating back 10 he
E6uading Of the Assyridn Empire
FortyJour Centuries before Christ.
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Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Looking Glasses and
Sewing Machines.

vENHE subseri'
Il ber hascpen-
ed a Store hear
the Depot il
Westminster,
nearly opposite
P. d Mikesell's
old stand) where
he will keep ON
hand a good as
sortinent of the
above named
articles togeth-
I'll II n
, 1869-07-05

e,s en-. Grant, we beaeeeh Thee Thy blessing to
rrat upon ali Who arn gathered here to-day.
0. Lord. We cannot aak Thy hlesdag upon
us-Whom Thou bast blessed, We humhlI trust In
Jesus Chrtat In tae IMMORTALITY OF anothes, better
lAtd. Bnt Lord, remember that u cur heasts
homer are poorer Rinee they died; may thev be
cbeere1 n recallecttuG thst their whole land IL
IeheE. LoIu, nle2a those taihers xhoss son!
lie buried here and mothers into whose hearts
TEE suord entered rnors deeply thau INTO thetrs
who were slain thertny. Rcuember the Orphan
eh.lastn g of those ths1 s!e silent ness, r. aaa Gs 70
whatever circumstances surrounded. that they
LEY feel not oily the gupsthJ And goodwill
r FL 'op se pes g
children Derer provo unworthy Of their fathers
name. MAY they roH lnto true nero,su and lore
OF their p1uFe lsnd, a. did their fA1aefs- Let
them he willing TO shed their blood. 10 ky down
LIE for the sake Of toc!T COUNTY, Let this blcsS-
Ing q Re loru rest upon Thy seTaat. Who eoE.
life nelclulIy has been spared, through iuterveu-
LIZ ear since, 10 BE- here again, nnder c1rrum~
snd ihose e Of tis ho1seho!d: ND may lie blessing
ly which Thou didst make MIN INSTRUMENTAL
for the Right md for the good Of the Whole land
member Iii that were here associated with him In
command; not anly SO many as are now present.
hui those that are detained from the grnund, Who
God rest upon Them and their families. Iscmem-
Ter, oh Lo5u the soldirfs ho fought here; eIefy-
~tefe We pra, for 1lesu and thelEs, that dpds
blessing may attend them to the end Of life; save
them from snArts md temptations Nigh aer than
thelr virtue, aud grnlt thar IN su true nAnlness
and noble cndeasor they msJ achieve Jet u1ore
than Is coutIned In the record OF their p2st We
teeeecl God 70 grt 4: ThJ bieas1uz upon this 'hoe
nation. Be pie.4 el To unlte together the hearts
ot the once divided but now united people.
Unite iheis heafts together, snd With tnese new
foundations OF liberty. universal intelligence, aud
gror stronger than 1t Fad or could hate been
And though We have been shaken with mighty
hast passed through our deida grant that The
hafseat maJ be Horeahund2niy mora than II
could Lave been ~!tAou. thts ThJ culture.
awe beseech Thee, o God, to Pour TnJ bitsb-
ings upon the President Of the United States md
al that are assoctAted with him In counsel and
in administrators. May their life and health Be
precious IN Thy sight Aay discretion be given 10
them from on Hl4h. 4sJ prosperous issue be
Eseu to I'll the Woyt Q. tne!r hands undertaken
In tHhaH Of the iauu.T
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=
tcess has been 10 produce dlssenslons throughout
tho entire organization. Volunteers who h4vt
kifen 4dheson 10 the lie Rodas administration, b,
The surrender Of the control OF forts, nYscnals ant
other important positions, are denounced -
tn EnE7.
HAVANA, July l-Gene1a Pueblo hAs been ). ol, .
oe1rd TO relieve General 1atfopa, Cotnina@ouiMnt @M ~
GehcfM Of lhe Central Department Iie ELL. ELL
This evening Nlso 1000 fresh troops fos Haats
raence he III proceed dire: 10 lusr1 1a,r+s =.
lie t1enAo eayA the number - It, ~ :
nipono the lA1lkf place has AtRey m.rin1 b.voc
toe cpo1t1A &nde5 5ell0W lever Hfst -. ns1sI ~
, 1869-07-05
REV YORK.

Special despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW fouk, Jelly {.
crnAx sYHrAInY.
Cutans IN New York arc arranging aefies Of
t:GncertE beginning the middle VI july, IN aid OF
their CAUSE Many friends OF cnha nave sent con-
fsitutiona 70 make up for losses III the RECENT ex
ptdiuou-
KEFchrH, THE EnEdEE.
The fr1enls oi krtchnm, the fofger, -! that
Governor Norman has promised 10 patdcn him
within few weeks. In case OF pardon the Dty-
tr1ct Attorney will endeaEor 10 have him tffeo on
= new lnplEtm9nL
TIE kALEAss or CCBAr rnraoNxRs
On their Own recognlzaocc IL understood 10 be q
mutual dtGeharRe. ~ very few Of them haye any
1nouey theJ marched 10 thelr old rendezvous In
Houston street, and were then disnauded. Ryan
and hts men have not arrived In the city. And
there will be no energetic efforts to capsur%&hen,
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRKss.
crEla FlliEEsTERs LIBERATED
The Cuban thhpstefs held In cuatoly 1: the
1trooelyn Ssr, TART we're released, last evening"
senor Alfers and Daasora rere tranatesred e
Ludlow HtFtet Ja!!. to await Trial
ASSAULT CF0H IN OFFICER
Gfncef Campbell while making IN arrest Ia
n!chard Lang md others, aaa III se.f defence shot
Lang. who died thor7ly Afterwards while being
carried TO the hospital.
pKrh F1sn RAIp or TIE oYsTEK BEDS.
1ht drum nnh h2s made Destructive raid on
the oyster beds between Staten Island and Key.
port The damage, lrota the destruction Of OPS
tere and other shell tsh, l. estimated 1t u hun.
dred thousand do3larH-
fhHfGRlT11N.
Gnc hundred and forty-tWu thousand TWO hun
dred and twenty .seTen culxrunts have landed al
TINS noft h1nce January l., ~ Increase Of 5o,oG(
oscr'hc corresponding period last year.
Lieutenant General Phil Sheridan Is In the cit.
Ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel
sT,TztT
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CUBA,

Fight Rctwecn III. s,on,u, NV,
near Los 1upn4-
-, 81 - Garriaon of
that - HKsurEent Army
to Make IN oftcna'xe Movcmcnt-
Tho Volunteers DIsAnttNf,cd xytri,
Dc Rodus-ntitnry isevse.y n1 un-
gAnu.
near l2dy relative OF the General In co1ny.n!, ~
the Cuban forces, DOW resii1x neAr tts c!tg. rtre
full kccaEbt Of ao attcnPt ~ s;lecnr the %!au!sh
torcea In LoA TnnAz> tran,:wlih force 1t lTua
iateserisd y .qa.d q ceas:si
.1 n%o c11 s eoDe. s2s 1s T. as ED,a9a Of o;s s
over 60 They succeeded In reaching Los IuEla
ssl'h portion Of the TAN. snd founa the Ear
sea .1s' from a1oss es9le .aeq s1a Is rla
After few days, the dlse&se broke OIL AMONG
1te re!nforremen,a, The encatupmeut Haa sacas-
I'd. and, after severe loss, the garrison sue
In The Clnco Villas d,stnct, The forces unde1
,taush;s.; = and the "ans tc'.ey resatne,a
has given courage 70 the inasbst.n.s, and the re-
cent ouirzgts pe5pcir2ted By Lcsca, and the fact
s6 70 !. e T. essa To- so,n
sith an:ense hssErd of Spanish ruie, and driven
1orred, be hAs ordered a. active otiepstye move
naent " thu cntHe army, md dispatches received
a:ats III he haa regalasd number q important
western portion Of the ,sland. It Il
also reported thai Inc Instructions Of
tss nsx .st C. SGsptaosgsr pn. p Ras ~ .
aud positively to control the volunteer otRantzA-
*,on1, md oatrtxtn tnejsuprcmacy Of Spain, and
~. otoefs hare been thxuoh 70 prevent The oum.
Alanx o! 3och atrocities NeFe teceuttJ com.
{htsed hy Genrtl LeAc2 In tte CHICO ViUas d1k.
%t!es' tae elect Of thls policy among the roluu
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Sueats from vnstous cities n ea1 .ae4 had psssed
Fef the bs1dge, The structure wzs put to a seFere
test BY placing nye locomotives and tan loaded
hAtl1actorJ. aud The committee srIscted tur the
examination, awarded praise TO III. Chauute,
CHIEF Engineer Of Construction, for hh great ad-
tee OF Examination: Major n AcPasIaae, Untted
sittes Arns. Corps Of Engineers: J. B. AoulEon,
u Lodge, CHIEF Engineer North n s5our Railroad !;
Joaeph Kailroad; GenerA A. Anderson, Chief En-.
Ch'et Engineer Missouri Pacific Railroad; hon.
Wcrts Of i'ennsyisanis: J. + smith. Chter En.
Engineer Roads and Brid9cs OF Chicago;
This draw span u a6s feet long, ana weighs se0
tons, four men opening 1t IN he short epace Of
Erect!s ely 200, eA'. 100 and III feet in length
After compt1nE the sest examination, the A.
seublsgt wltnesse" balloon ascension By Prof.
Noluan y ho uale u auccesslul landing al Inde-
pendence this evening,
The procession preceded 70 steel's Grove, aud
General John A. McClernznd, the orator OF The
DAY, who delivered sery Interesting address
The proceedings Of the daJ will close with \
Erand banquet tonight II tat new Broadway
comllitsee, on the pa.inc Rsin,ad. who xtll
iease on Molda1 on an excurSIon orer
Me car sesur @ enefal John A. s:c,etnaaa
T.. " Meaa!, General Superfnt ndent Of the Han
nihaf St. Joe Railroad; representative mem-
b+rs Of Eastern railroads., nDt the Chicago City
Government
St LoU1s, July s-rounty Marshal McFau1 was
cswhJdtd on F1fIn street., to-day. by WOMAN.
Johu Huckert, Is German, died Of sunstroke to-
To-day has been tie varmes. Of the season, the
TIE thermometer has7ng risen TO % degrees In tho
, 1869-07-05

hon: oas. wtn no douhe Be tuly up To- II no:
ah1te, ne average J'eld Com !clJ hacks ksard
erscas Of *et aad cold weather. Ave1J light crop
lis t6oozht that many wheat ee,ds In caste
Tnr Evansville {lud.) CouTIs- or Iona 20 saya:
l. gentleman who resides near OweusVille. u
Gibson County. ststes TIA. the farmers arc exceed
crop. Of wheat From preseas ndte.aons Be
says, great deal ot the wheat viii ae stzas fal-
ne1ept hcIp IN that section 10 resp il Such crop
xxs never Known before"
The oshkosh IWts> Journal say.: !. The wheat
pronakins iof 1sfse ,!eia tk&a Al present 4 fev
days Of warn weather VII set 1t all ught, and out
Of harzn1 way. The Rrass crop never looked bet
ss5. @ and - maE look foF laFe Yield The corn
The Alton 1u.> 7t197apa Of juno 90 says: ave
nax1 eesa Up the s9n ~, aln0s a ~ rs
rains have been very much htar,ef north Of Ship
nan than they ba'e been a this point The
msn5 nesoe nas4e tse Found IL ~ scres aaa a1s
either 10 plow the CON- Or to Csc the harvester in
machine runs 20 heAyiy that 1t cannot bo used.
The wheat between the two points named
Ss sesS. s.t III cut III, apa ,nsr snqs4
xiihin lev days. Ne a1e vsr, tar tEom beng an
nUf m ot ,e
half a crop OEtng TO the continued rains, there
il not near ns much planted as usual. and What
there Of It Is Wrctched euud!tlor, being
yeiiow a1d srntea fron the ~sser stsndInS anouss
lta roots- and oH ting TO the xet condition o1 Tho
sotl ras NOT been half tEled, uach Of II peIng;
RlUost entirely oserlUuHn with wetts and
grass Ep further, between Bloot-
tngton AId Lul|et, the rains hare
been stil heavier, &od The whole county L. Hood
ed. We couVersed with gentlemen yesterday
from Pontiac, aud froto points the Upper ILL.,
no.s Ryer. They saJ he rain fell last Friday and
Saturday IN unprecedented quantities, and. the
streams rose very suddenly, and to height never
before witnessed The vet1nlllon River VISA slI
feet higher Ihaa ever bctore known Hundreds Of
houses and forced to seek shelter on higher
R1uupcs- IncRlcui1hle damage has been DOPE the
growing crops IN thas region; and the satuc U7J
Ia Ef4fa
, 1869-07-05

A Continuation Train Freaks
Through n Bridge ncnr CovtnRton,
Ky.-T&Eo Persons Killed md EIf-

A Continuation Train RFenks
Through n bridge ncnr CovtnGtan,
Ky.-TsEo Persons Killed md kIf-
teen Wounded.
clscRs4T7, July k-7hc construction train
shon Line Railroad. mst With nh accident At
hF1dge over the tank Of Qck Greek, twelve miles
frun Cnrtngton. The following Is List Of the
Allsd and wounded:
Eiilet-J1mes LaWton, CT co.iugton; John Nel-
liErct. German residing in C:nclnuatl
FoHndeH-Sanne! NalkEr. Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Iason Frs soe'h cesIns;o9
f1sssarva fIs, A nash sA 'G h5day. ea eaeinnat @
cass beconey N H. sraou. a seie x: rsses anss
kaue,, Cineinnatl Qp,,, slightly: H1ehAel Fitz-
ras11tS. ngson, dangerously: Harvey 3, Dai-
lon, Louisville, dangerously: t.. {. DaEan, COT
ihGtou, brakeman, seriously: Frank uces, co.,
,nstent slightly: Jacob Lon, {swrdr>, seriously IN
Callahan, brakeman. costngton, hary in foot !;
jnseph Meisres. Spuih Cor1ngten, slightly; Wui-
Inn 1n~Crs, Coy1ngton- foot
The @ou1aed we're hrcuEAt 10 CoFtng:ou 1T IL
o'tloek last night to the St Elizabeth Hospital.
The tr1dge which brole was constructed OF Iron
M wood WAS "a feet long, Is feet high. and built
T. ne lnoisT1le The cauEe Q! the elrtag WAY Is not
=. ERht n!a1oTm c7re- two OF which we:e par.
a.. 49, 'etaed with Fs!.tpaf Iron Seven cars rent
ewi evI !" turning over in the descent sev-
- nteA1ln2 to pieces. The hyidce Il
ts,a.ih ,s Nteck number Of men were nuried
t~r@S n .ne fusna. who were not gotten out fol
| hrnte ttrnncSF 1F , sn!ttY minutes The tsun that
pl1the I5ouE - PASSED over IN the orntn2. heayt
" toaocd Ftsh stene and i4po. Thr afternpor
passenger uAln from louiry1Ilc nye rart nasset
ofc1 aoo1s %4'1t 1otnntes before the accident