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The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Girls' Manners
Chicago Ledger.


 If our little girls greet their brothers and sisters, and pezhaps even their parents boisterously if, instead of Good morning" they cry, "lfalloo, papa! Halloo, mammal" and call to playmates in the street in the same rough mauner, who will be surprised if this style follows them IS they grow up and appear as young ladies? Re ferring to this unladylike manner and mode of address, gentleman writes that, passing two pretty, well dressed, stylish-looking young ladies in the pub lie streets, he was surprised to hear one meet the other with "Hailoo. Sidl" and the other respond 'Halloo, Tude!" to her friends greeting; and he remarks 1t was just what two lounging young men might have said, or stable boys, for that matter. It might not have been so much out of the way for the latter, but l confess it sounded very odd and offen- sive in what I supposed to be two we'll bred young ladies;-as much so aslf had heard two beautiful gay and rose-colored birds begin to swear. It was so unna- tural, so out of place. 1t may be the style" for young girls or ladies to greet each other with 'Halloot" but 1 can't like it or get used to it. These things may seem out trife, but they make all the difference between nice things and very common things.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
From St. Loais Illustrated Magazine.

THE scientific institutions of Kansas City, including those of medical character, are quite numerous and tirst-class. Pretenders in the medical or other sciences would stand very poor chance of making money, or q living even, among such an intelligent and educated eople as make up the great bulk of the population, while genuine abil- ity and real attachments are just as certain to succeed. An institution of the latter class is the Western Medical and Surgi- cal Institute so successfully conducted by Drs. Dickerson eud Stark, both gentlemen of high social standing in the city. A view of their fine building located on the north east corner Fifth and Delaware streets ap- pears among our illustrations. Iris Is the only one west of Indianapolis supplied with the steam propelled movement cure. No effort is spared in the institution to make it an attractive home for it's patrons and one with which pleasant recollections of restored health will always be associated. The friends of invalids or invalids them selves would do well to bear in mind that at this institute patients are not admitted for treatment unless there is good pros- pect of their recovery ~as .
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Ennd Hnrn,a

Hotel accommodations for travellers are of the greatest importance to persons who have to move about the ountry on busi- ness. Just where 10 go" is what every man wants to know when he leaves home. The Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot, New York City, is very popular resort because the attendance there is prompt and satisfactory. The ehargeo are reasonable and the Dse'iags complete; try at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other first-class Hotel in the city. Be careful to see.that Grand Union Hotel is on tte sign where YOU enter.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09

PuBLIc BENEFAcToRs. Harvey, Jenner, Guthrie, and other discoyerers of great facts in medical science have been properly called the Worlds Benefactors. Whoever succeeds in lessening the pain and dangers ot the human fimily deserves no less a ney and Liver Medicine is medical marvel It cures all Complaints of the Kidneys Bladder, Liver and Urinary Or gans-eyen Bright's Disease-and it saves valuable lives by the thousand.
 Sold by all Druggists. Trial size; D cents.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Al Good Thing.


 German Syrup is the special prescription Physician, and is acknowledged to be one of the most fortunate discoveries in Medi- cine. It quickly cures Coughs, Colds and all Lnng troubles If the severest nature, removing, as itdoes the cause of t'.e affec- ton and leaving the parts in a strong and healthy condition. It is not an experi- mental medicine, but has stood the test of years, giving satisfaction in every case, which it's rapidly increasing sale every sea- son confirms. Two million bottles sold an- nnally. Beware of medicines of similar names, lately introduced. Boschees Ger man Syrup was introduced i'll the United States in 1868, and is now sold in every town and village in the, civilized world. Three doses will relieve any ordinary cough. Price 75 cents. Sample bottle, 10 cents.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Free of Cost.

As you value your existence do not fai to improve the present opportunity of pro curing bottle of DR. KING's NEW DIscoy FRY for Consumption, Coughs and Colds; Asthma, Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung Affections, before itis too late. This is the only remedy you can POSITIVELY RELY ON doing as represented. TnIAL BoTTLI FREE. Regular size one dollar. For sale by all druggists.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Third Day Chills.

NeT fE Flora, Clay county, lis
 DEAR STR: 1hls Is to certify that your India Blood Syrun has cured me of Third Day Chlis after all other remedies had failed
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09

WITH all the competition in soap, Dob bins Electric Soap (made by Cragin & Co.,, Philadelphia; Pa J is first in popularity be cause it is pure, uniform and hopest. Have
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09

IT is better to laugh than be crying, '--de- cidedly; and to enjoy your baby's laughing society use Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup which relieves the chief discomforts of babyhood without stupefying the children, Price 25 cents a bottle.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Remedy for Rhenmattsm.

MltcheIlsviIIe, Saline Co., III LEAR SIR: have used your reliable Indias Iiood Syrup tor Rheumatism, and 1t has prov ed to be the best medicine ever used for ths ifr -tt hl E;.zABETH REED
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
JAMES sAcsA.
Liver ann .tidney Oomplaints.

x.e4 4 Niymoith Hancock Go, III DEAR SIR: pu. chased some ot your Inssiai Blood Syrup ron rc,a agent, and after q fai. trial, gan say lLa, fsr iycr and Kidney D., case. II IS the besi meJieine ever used
 3AfsfE E#anss JOIN C. WEBER
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09

PROFESSOR BLor, the lecsarer on Cookery says that housesssssssspeTs should insist upon 22 lf6g BURNErT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS, as the strongest and most healthful easFa
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Disease of the Rladdor.

c#g Nitehellsville. Saline Co. I'll
 DEAF SIn: This is 10 certify that your Indian Blood Syrup has greatly benefited ne to Blsdde- Disease. recommend 1t to all simj isrly afflicted.
 afoa sE JOHNSON REzD
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Liver Complaint.

Poland, Clay Co.,, Ind DEAR sIR was afflicted with Liver Com plaint for stwei ,e nsonihs, and was eniif6fy cured by the use oI yonr Indian Blood Syrup undoubted S~the greatest medicine knowf Q the world. Fs T# ftNs " e.trs c. W. GaABLs
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
wuOLEsnLn AQMNTs,

ST IouIs. Mo; Richardson < Co.,, 7lJ Hora Esain street. Meyer BrOtnera A Cv., North Sec tiIid street and Eatoteau. III North Fifth strees srRiNcFIELp. Mo- w. A IiRil
 6I. sssz2A AS,. seIngsi l. .snil < Co
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Another Sufferer,
' MARY IRwB

Plymouth Hancock Co, Fl DEAR SIR. have used your very excel iei Indian Blooa Syrup for Liver Complaint vii highly beLelcia, results. t
 ess F nay MARY RwB
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
An Only paughter Cured of con.umption

When death was hourely expected from consumption, all remedies having failed ,and Dr. H. James was experimenting, he acci ientally made a preparation of Indian Hemp, which cured his only child, and now gives this recipe on receipt oftwe stamps to pay expenses. Hemp also cures night sweats, nausea at the stomach and will Craddock X O., 1032 Race street, Philadel- phia, Pa. naming this paper.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Dlapepsia Cnr.ed.

Plymouth. Hancock Co., III BEAR STR: Ehave been u oubled with Bilio,u ness and Dysp apOit and Indigestion and oaV used your InSiel Blood Syrup ani fouud ', so be most valuable med icine M
 THaxAs TRrwr,p
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Rheunatisin.

Gordonsyille, Logan Co., Ky
 DEAR SIR: have used y6ur reliable Indfas Blood Syrup for Rheumaiisrn, and short tria ehectually cured me. All similarly afiicte< should giveita trial. cW te JAMES sAcRA.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Never Fails to Cure.

-entre Iiill, White Co, Ara DEAR SIR, This ls to certify hat your fndy.. Blood Syrup las cured me of Palpitatlon . Inc Hea' Mo Sick Headache. after all o.ne soedicines fei!ed.
 MRS. MARY A. KEA.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Dyspepsia and Constipation.

Flora, Clay Co.,. in DEA0 STR: have nsea your reliable Inc lss Hood Syrup fot Dyspepsia and Constipasss.s and have received great beretii therefrom
 ROBERT GRAF
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Chiih. ard Fever Curati.

l.-.- MntQuand, Madison Co.,, Mo
 DEAR sIR: AftSr two years experience vii. your justly celebrated Indian Blood Syrux l cad recommend II as a valuable medicine. s1 - M tEKF. IsaBAuaH
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Ne, ar Fails to Cure.

Bedford Lawrence O., Ina. DEAR SIR. Mywife was very sick with FemA Weakness, and had ner treated by DunbS of physicians, but SIG received no benefit fros them. At last was persuaded to try your vah able Indian Blood Syrup, and 1t has effsc lally relieved her.
 nA4C ExHogs
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
An Old Lady,s Gratitude.

A lady seventy wears oi age expresses great gratitude for the benefit she has de- rived from Warnef's Safe Bitters, and de- ciares her belief that the remedy is certain specific for dyspersass xw~ fT-s I
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
AN honest Quaker writes fron1 FIoy. Ala l:

AK honest Quaker writes from Floy, Ala 1; s'Dr. Tut: Respected Sir Having taken thy pills find they have done me good. l am induced to write this card to know how they can be obtained. I don't think can do without them. They are great blessing to the sick. and thou will surely have thy reward. w. H. ELRoD.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09

VEGETINE is not a stimulating bitters which creates a fictitious appetite, but q gentle ionic which assists nature to restore the stomach -to a-heafthy action.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
For Asthma.

Enterprise, Wayne cu. n tsfAk SIR. ] have used your excellent Indie, Blood Syr'lp, TOT Asthpia and 1t las cured ns
 EiRlg hircH
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
laver Complaint.

Plymouth, Hancock Co m DEAR SIR. Having tried your Indian Bloc Liver Complaint
 a eF 4. J. MAssEsGIlI
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Eminent pr. W. .. Cavenagh

Memphis Tenn, writes:s, For weak diges tion, consumption, general debility and want of appitite, l cheerfully recommend Colden's Liebia's Liquid Extract of Beef. Meyer Bros.& Go, wholesale agents Kansas City and St, Louis.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
C:oual,s and Colds,

Litcbfie.d, Montgomery Co., Iii DEAR SIR: This isto certify that your India: Blood Syrup has completely cured me of severe Cold. l recomu end it as valuable fam fly medicine saL 5rl
 FRANK s. ANpEEsoH.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09

WE are all liable to accidents. Prepare for them by having ReppiSG's RrssI,SALvs. The immediate application of which affords instant relief.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
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The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Liver and Kidney Disease.

Enterprise, Wayne Co.,, ILL DEAR SIR: This is to certify that yo',. TncliAs B lood Syrup has completely cured .ua fl Livs anG Kidney Disease. advise oil .- slayt Rfit:ted to give it 8 fair triali
 eHS F7ht &@ JOHN OTrER3EpRH
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09

FEW trains are worn at Cape May, even in the danclng-rooms.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
Skin Disease.

Clarendon, Monro'nn AsAs flEAn SIh. l suffered with sor. for s.x years, M neh phys iaIis and tn. Clr-s-l tiues failed 10 relieve. I was advised to try yoc Indian Blood Syrup, which did. que lhec;uslly healed the sore, and greatly D. rss dtted my general health.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09
PRICE OF LARGE BOTTLES, S.c PRICE OF SMALL BOTTLES, 5
Read the VOLUNTARY TESTlMoksaAL ' of Persons who havs been CURED by skS use of the BLOOD PURIFIER.
2oweI Gonsumptiol,-

t4k Silvervil,e, Lawrence County, mo
 DEAR STR. My little daughter was taken wfa ticn. She fingered along and bect me reuosac to u mere skeleton. tried three physicians. bu they failed 10 relieve her. Your agent callas. and advised me to try your Indian Blood 5y- rup, which did and 1t was not long beSsua . restored herte perfect health.
 n JOHN T.. HAix.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09

-
 of this celebrated medicine it a superiority over all reme- to the public for the SAFE, PERMANENT cure of Ague IS and Fever, whether of short He refers to the entire Vest ,untry to bear him testimony .5 assertion that in no case all to cure if the directions are and carried out. In q great gle dose has been sufficient for e families have been cured by a ith a perfect restoration of the It is however prudent, and in certain to cure, if its use is con [ doses for a week or two after cen checked, more especially in g-ssanding eases. Usually this ot require any aid to keep the rder Should the patient, how 1hartic medicine, after having vdcses of the Tonic, a single
 VEGETABLE FAMILY sient.
 Us TONIC SYRUP must have
 1vate stamp on each bottle.
 asssne right to manufac-
 l JOHN J. SMITHS TONIC
 Ky. Examine well tho
 I my private stamp is not
 purchase or you will be
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-09

Mhasm !
, 1880-01-21

+. Dodge, II. A. Winter. J, i. Wa.erlonso,
null T. W. t}atos, Jr., ani! were sc1!t tnto tlio
1nlfca' ordinary III single illn. where thoy
found their 1iNrlcs oppos!t the places
whera they wern n Fit Mt tho thble'
An elegant mGI,tt cnrl was PROVIDED,
and n 6nnlptltl,,s rcpnst, Including W!n1,s WINS
and cigars .'rhe comnany mt Mt th9 taD!o
until nbont half-past II, whty1 the tnNs!a wcIe
given md responded to. boti, toMs!e AM r.
MI MI down 10 Tie banquet tables, wlIc1!, were
decorated In Il beautiful hummer with cnC
flowers md snilnx, md THO walters were
marched In md ont arttstlcnlly 70 the time OF
Nl,lslC, az tliscnursuil hy IiandS Ofchestfn
j,,kt outside the tlUnr, ~
Tho toasts offered wore Ms follows:
"Onr AssociNtton; may It draw toRtSt!!er t ~.
the 1OtGl4llen of America IN D0nts ~ tsN-
ternlty, nn!l tend to the eeneht a nnq l. f1osec. r
lion oi all." Responded to by L. f. Lohef-
rs "oar 1 yns sk 'snss tea 'noKk oKkeMpaaac Msas g
6y William wilkinson, nf Saratoga. .,.-
"The YIotul Business; lnny II furnish tlle
stNnws OF war for nlnliy futiife nnpPy t.
t,noils." Responded to by il. II. Robinson,
"Ihc oates a jar; Though 1Ie Keeps I,
Hotel. l]e Cnu Wax ElOQucllt on OccaslOn.'
HGspordctl to by P. ". t'i.tcs, u. a.,
"Art, H., Scc. l, Of the Constiintion-A;ny
Mai Of Good Moral Character" Kespontsed
TO by N. NJ. .TuwIe, OF Harvard, ~.
thern were d number OF responses without
ioasts, and, BY tho time the banquet Ind coi,-
cIIded and Tic assemhly !nd d!sperscd,
ncarly every u,ctnbcr Of tho 1lOtel.Men'B Az
yocInilon Ind expressed himself 70 Ills own
culfrrt and To tho satisfaction az all listeners.
, 1880-01-21
THE LATEST ENOCM ARDEN.

Ito Turns up IN 1osvn-Wna aac1ioved 10
Isc g,end-1Rta Wife I1nrrlrs Her Third
Husband -" Eroch" CuincH Along,
Nccogntzca Her, nlIi Finally Reveals
1fl4,iaclF. Aftcr Her W0rthles1 lEus-
band Hind Nc.crdcA fIcr.
spttt1l Correspondence ni Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, In, Jun. l0.-At!aNtic, in Cass
County, is'reveling In All the lnarvels Of n
grnllne Enoch Arden case, recently de-
velopef there. The statement Is authentic,
hut names nre withheld from Difference 10
the woman, who IS exceedingly sensitive rs
10 the peculiar position size occupies.
Several ycnrs before the Wnr MI intlustri-
OTIS nnd cstlmable young man a1sd yn,tng
woman, daughter Of oil estl1nab1c family re-
st'lln8 II, the eastern pnrt OF tho State, were
mnrrietl. Children were born tO them, and
they prospcred in worldly estate. They were
happy and content When tho War
came, and the Nation called for
help, >the husband left his home,
took n m,tskct, and entered the
army. Eor time letters were received rcg1l-
larly from him, but gradually the interim
lcsgtllcretl until at Inst thy ceased altt,-
gethcr. Tile next tlftngs received By the
anxious wife md mother was TINT lG had beet.
wounded in bnttle, AMI then thu news tint
he was dead. So direct mud positive WIS the
Information, the Government awarded her n
pension for herself and children. After Il
flne sc gave her hand 10 nnntllrr, who soon
proved a worthless, drunken brute, from
whom she separated BY tlIynrcenent. Mcal,-
while SHE, witt! her parents, removed tu ~.
laMtie, where she again rsatlt II matrimonial
venture, which proved even worse tllan tl'e
.trunk,,rd, but H. lnzy, goott-foy.no.hlng fcl-
low Oh general principles. Willie living
With hiiil,. there ca1ne 70 Atlantic il
stranger, who obtained, M e,T,!ploy,lm.lt With
md Industrious. lie .formett The ucu,alnt'
a],rc Of the woman and her husband, nltt WIS
4 frequent visitor Mt the ioilse. Weeks nnt'
lnntiis went BY, until lust week the worth.
night Whe, he wns go'le the strlMger. Nude
Inquiries of tllo woman as to her islst history,
md Ii, various ways sought to awaken hei
suspicion, but without srress. She bud
hurled her first love aiIl tatiler Of ler. cl,tl
yenled himself as tho inilg-los husband, n,lt
gave history of Ills wnlltcrlngs with sucl
certainty OF detail as to leave M ttopht IN TIL
mind Of, the nstounded wife that l,t
%as What n atli1a iG ST., state taIa,, w.
u prison in the far South. That what fey
letters lle was ,ablo to wrlsc. to her probab!,
lsl nut reach her, She having removed fro,I
where he left her, and, finally. getting nj
gnvu Up rs lost. lie cuine to Atlantic viii
iio expectation Of seeing n person llo cvel
saw before. So soon NJ III saw this w0nlNi
lle recognized her rs his wife. lie sough
though he should mover .hnre revealed him
sctf liutl not her husband Nun cleared out
The woitlAn IL sorely. puzzled. She Is still
receiving n pension. What will be tho re-
suit Is mero conjecture; Il, fHcL neither o
Tic Interested pnrtips themselves know tns
what they want TO Ito. Il.AWKEYE.
, 1880-01-21
a prompt md pleasing why nf cns!ng nsthmntfo
whcczIng. usc liule's IfUnuy Of liorclionnd md
Tar.
l'fke's TonthaCaln drops cure III ono minute.
TIIIi 'TIllIEUNT; IsfsANCII OFFJ(

THE TRIBUNE isfsANGlI OFFICES.
TN ORDER To ACCOMMODATE our NUMEK-
Uuh rntrnns ihrtlA1huut tho city, VIC have Estnh
sl,eM !rauch Ollce. y THO !i!tnrant nlyislnns -
tnk1n for Tho s,t1B prLco rhnntetl NJ thu Mnin
Dnca and Will 10 rrcclyed until 0eluek D. III. during
u. II. stalAls, HuNAselsrz and btationeru. IL
TWdntY-RECDnil-rl . ... :. ....
". +. bUli.ART. uE,Iralst. Gt4 Cottage urovo-nv.,
nortl;we.t ~ cn!ngr m , 'rhtr.J -,ifth-st. 81 ,,,,
=. NJ. WALDEN, kUw*.1tn4Hr, StAAonef, Ctc.+ lnH
WAat Mahs.,n.st.. ntar Wnstgtn.nI.
TIL. SJSNlC!i3ES, druggist, 91 Blue Island.nv,
cNrnGf ut TwnlIth-*t-
,,il:M !iE!tlIIcK, jsusur, % %Nswsdsalos, and Fancy
LOUIS W. II. Nl;d;!s; l'rlItlnK md AdycrtIslng
Agent News and HtatIuncry Depot, IL Ehat Dlvts!u1,-
st., bHtwrGn l,n4n!1H md Wells.
II. nuItI.lhiI!AM / CO, DrusR!sts ~ North
Clark st, E.triEr DlEl.ltt. -
, 1880-01-21

Ii the Editor Of The Chtedoo Tribune,
CHICAGO, Jan. 10,-lM tho table ot weather
"!ntlicatIons " telegrapfed daily from WASH
ington, there arc usually fot,r divisions. viz:
Tennessee md the Ohio Valley, Lower
Lakes, Upper Lakes, and Upper Mississippi
anl Lower Missouri Valleys. Now, Lake
Michigan Is in the lntit,idc Of the 1A,wcr
lakes. although It is usually classcll ns n,
Upper Like; mid, indeed, Clleaxn seems 10
bt hlout etluitttstunt from the four divisions
nntnclt. VIII ynu kindly inform y consta1tt
reader Of THE TJlBttSE WHICH Of tho four
divisions Chicago Is located In? ....
1SQUINEls.
[Chicago Is In the Upper Lake rcgfon; tho
divisions are not made purely OIL basis of
lasitude.]
, 1880-01-21

Tho sentor peer Of tho british realm Is Lord
Kluorey, un Irish peer, aged ", about the Eay.
nst pfretsr Of bis day. Hc is grandfather Of Lord
Lord kil.noruy has largo esu1tea III England and
In tho pnrlh Of ireland, but never gues Hrur
ethar Of them, lfa lives near London.
, 1880-01-21

COON PAIGE WILL he PAID EUH CABT-0fr
n clothing II GELHEN'Ht H1 hta1e-sS, usd4kA by
mail promptly attended ", Established l5Gl-
, 1880-01-21

SUBURBAN IssA L EST.tTE.
12OH sAI.E-AEv EiiAL CHOICE PIECES ON COR
1cIl-s Hyde Turk. nlHr dnr.'t: Gus xntcr GtC.
EAsy pnJnBnts. FIERCE WARE. Ia la Snle.st.
, 1880-01-21

11olt sALE-A I.lT UF BECUND.lIAND MA
l. NhlnorJ-Un0 A.hoEHo power stationary engiHA
mud botlpr. o9s athorse power sMuonary englMs and
boiIxr; ths abovo aIs In good running Ortsrs 4na
(tun lath0. u1U Iron ehupeF, DH1 milling machine,
thfos aRI.xn: a;lls foar a!l Iass nv screw pt9ss
No. 1Htnriynnt h1uwsE 0nv pair tn4.s irons. twenty
bIngksMlth ylsla ex hnxt!s. ono large bolt cutter
, 1880-01-21

"pcFfcct lyories." 'Teoth 1usy surely ba mado
bealthful, byauttfui, aud the fAco captivating,
by ,lsitlg Hrowh'e Cuuphprated 6nponaccous
UeptlfFiCc, "a oc1ts. Avoid coQnter&eitS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
4 STRANGE ACCIDENT

COLLISION or THREE TRAINS ON THE GEORGIA
CUNTRAL-AV ENGINEER KILLED
Macon. Ga. Nov. %. A passenger train on the
Georgia Central Railroad broke IN half twelve niles
from Macon, yesterday The steam brakes stopped
the rear half on a down grade. A heavy freight
train following "telesc0ped" the scepnG-car nalf-
way. killing the engineer The president OF che
Central Ra. road, W NJ. Wldl"y, ard the vce-presl-
dent Mr.. Raoui, were in the sieepng-car' but
escaped through wiud0w. Several Of the pas7en-
ecr- were hur, but none were fatally injured.
few minutes after the collision. second heavy
freight tram ran into The middle train. smashing
middle train. was found with ms hand the lever
which was reversed. He was Iammed against me
hot boiler By rht car eaplng over the tender,
and was burned to death. The other engineers ana
hremen leIped from the train ana were saved. mat
rhcw Freeman. of Macon, was badly crt IN ine
head by A fragment of "A car seat. Mr. Ra0uI had
hIs ankle spr1lncd. The accident occurred on .
steep grade where she trains could not De checked
The track has been cleared, and trains are a@an