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i. hould pitch instead OF
his balls or ~ nc Arfhre, as uhe force Of the
( tnrowlps Us III ne deviee Is always found
I projeetile IL o@ses, ance to it effect ual so In
| TO RENDER ;.aei9fole has been meet by tne
base ball. sneak, and another era or
impenet PFy % tOnca more home runs are
battinq oI,,l expected in every game,
made LAY, a. u. x1rast ia manifested as much in
onceg as in fieTng No player Is now secure to
pals position Ecause he Is goOu neiuer' no
olst also be god batter and base-runner'
A party of ysung mel, belonging Tor the most
part in Evanston, took novel way OF cteor az
ing the fourth After much DEBATING IL was ue,
eded that friendly game OF base oaI shou aIi
be ulayed and it was also agreed that DarFei
of beer should grace me occasion Inc Oarrel
was to be placed neaf the third base, wnere 10
would he served ou5 to those only who succeed
ed in reaching third. Each player carried TN
dfpper at his belt AT L O'Clock the barrel was
rolled into position, and the game commenced
In the first inning only one man tapped the bar
rel nut in the second three succeeded IN reach
ing the coveted point. The next inning began
and ended before a man from either side won
his beer Thus the game proceeded, while
crowds of spectators loudly eheered each player
who made a successful run to third. Some find
ing every effort to reach the left corner bag I'M
awaiting began to run the 9asses the other way,
but this promptly vetoed by the umpire.
After the seventh inning it was found compare
lively easy TO reach third safely, for many OF
the players found il difficult to select the right
ball out of five or six which they thought they
saw coming toward them.
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Mrs. Langtry's BengaIese Rival.

Mrs. Langtry continues to hold her own
against the Bengalese beauty who lately came
here. The Jersey Lily is staying at the ORR
entail the Madras marigold is stopping at
BunnelPs. She dresses extensively, wearing
two soltaires on her toes, clusters of precious
stones on her nose, and gold earrings each
the size of trade dollar. She conceas her
beauty under a veil. She raised it yesterday
for the first time and showed her face. She
has lustrous black eyes and an intelligent
look Her complexion is little sunburned.
DR.. Oscar Kohn, who graduated IN German
university and lectures on the freaks of
Nature in Bunnelrs Museum, engaged the
Hndoo professional beauty through being
able TO speak her language. She will travel
through the country with Mr.. Bunneu as
her manager, instead of Mr.. Abbey. Her
husband will accompany her, They refuse
to eat beef because they worship bull.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

At Albany, N. Y, ON Thursday, Michael Peets
aged seventeen, while reading the Bible, was
struck by lightning and killed.
Notice has been sent OUT from Milwaukee that
unless certain banks in Chicago show more de-
sire to accept Peter McGeoeh's offer to compro-
mise, the scheme will fall through.
Hoagstron & Cousins shinge-mill, near Gus
ter Mich, was blown to pieces on Wednesday by
the explosion of a boiler. John Mcintosh was
killed aud several Others severely injured.
Col. d. Howard Smith has issued a call unon
the members of his late regiment, the Fifth Ken
lucky cavalry, G. :. A, TO attend the reunion of
Morgan's men at Lexington, July 81, % and g.
The steamship lines have commenced cutting
rates of eInigrant passage. The companies in
the conference have reduced the rate to $21, and
the outside companies have put it down to S1S.
The sneral mail and express on the New York
Central railroad cOilided with derailed car at
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Schenectady yesterday morning. The engine
WAS wrecked, and Edward Wemple, the engineer,
had his head crushed: 1t is Thought Ae will die.
Wempie was one of the Oldest engineers on tho
road.
Private Backelman, of the Fourteenth regi-
ment 'drltmmed OBJ" of the State camp at
Peekskil, by order Of Colonel Austin. haA brought
suit against the Colonel, laying damages at $2o,-
900.
A hail, wind and rain storm did much damage
four miles west of Albany, N. Y, on Thursday
tated fruit-trces stripped Of fruit and there are
washouts on all sides.
VIM H Sinclair and Samuel B. Holiday, for
merly clerks with Lange, Robinson & Co, flour
merchants, of New York, were sentenced to the
Elmira Reformatory They embezzlet about
$4,000, and fed to Cuba.
AT Ellsworth, Kan. "a worthless fellow named
James, stabbed his wife four times with a
butcher knife on Thursday night, because she
refused to live with him. Pnyseiaus say the
woman cannot recover. Officers pursuing
the murderer.
A MiIladore. Wis., dispatch says a boiler in
Philip Hendrieks's saw-Inill exploded near here,
doing damage to the ex tent of $4,000. Half the
boiler was hurled 800 feet just over the heads OF
twenty men. An employe named Mead was
slightly injured.
The Texas coored convention framed N adj
dress to the people declaring that the white race
throughout the South has continually increased
in frieLdllness, even to a surprising degree Col
Ored people are recommended TO keep sharp
eye on their teachers and pre- achers, and To Fe-
move at ouce those found incompetent OF inn
moral.
Samuel Potter wealthy furniture dealer in
st Paul, has been cite d to answer The charge of
an English woman that he deserted her with
five children, ill 1868, and has been living witR
another woman for the past six years. Mr.. Pot
ter admits his marriage. but claims that the Pc
titoner ran away from Halesworth, England,
with his clerk. and he, therefore, came to the
United States with Dillon OBren. He says be
will not be separated from the lady with whom
he has lived for ten years, who mas helped him
TO build up his fortune.
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A ViIIainous Guardian.

CLEVELAND, July 13.-A Putnam special to
the Leader says: Alexander johnson, one of
the oldest and most prominent dry goods
dealers of Muskingum county, whose recent
assignment created a sensation, has been in
dicted for enlightenment, forgery ana per-
jury. 1t is alleged that he defrauded his
dead sisters children, whose guardian he
was, out Of several thousand dollars and
when sued, produced forged receipts and
swore to them. He is held for trial in s., 500
bond
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CONCORD, N. H., July 13-Following is
the twenty-thrd joint ballot for United
States senator: Whole number, 3l2; neces-
sary to choice, 157. William S. Ladd, 1;
John d. Lyman, 1; Charles H. Burns, A.
Chester b. Jordan, /; SamuS c.. Eastman, .;
Benz. f. Prescott, 9; Daniel Barnard. 4; Grin
c. Moore, ~; Jeremiah Smith, 10; Aaron T.
Stevens, 49, Gilman Marston, %; Mason w
Tappan, 80; James W. Briggs, "a; William
E. Chandler, 50; Harry Bingham, 113
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CRIMINAL EVENTS.
The Murderers of Clergan Surrounded by
Those in Search of Them

Dies MONIES, Ia, July 13.-A dispatch to
the State Register from Marne's Station, on
the Rock Island road, in Cass county, says
that Clergan's murderers were surrounded in
grove eight miles north OF that town this
afternoon, and in the effort to dislodge them
from their hiding place man named Frank
Hallock, from Extra. was fatally shot. Great
excitement prevails throughout this part of
the State. Three hundred or more men sur
rounded the grove where the murderers are
concealed, and there is no doubt that they
will be CAPTURED
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Patriarchs' Prize Drill.

CmoAGo July 13-The prize drill of tenn
piles of the Patriarchal Circle was held at
the base ball park this afternoon. The award
of the judges. made known tonight is as fol-
lows Possible number of points in the drill
No. l, Rochester n, Y, 2l0 points; second
prize. Ohio Temple, No l. Columbus o., 1870;
third prize, Anderson Temple No. O. Ander-
son, Ind, 179; Earl Temple, Dayton, O.,
1877 points.
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COLUMBUS o., July - The committee on
arrangements for the national soldiers re-
union have, after indeiatigable labor pro-
vided for representatives, in the grand parade
on Friday, July 81, of every war in America
since 1776 Only TWO surviving pensioners of
the Revolution, being widows, live in Ohio
and they have consented to be present and
will be given positions of honor in the pro
ceSSion
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Two Nen Killed hy Powt,er N.nloslon.

WILMINGToN, Del, July 13-Two thousand
five hundred pounds OF powder exploded in
the press-room of the Dupont powder-w works
this morning. Thomas Pearl foreman of
the press room, and Patrick Haley, laborer.
were killed. Alexander Bllingsly, another
laborer was slightly injured.
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A Florida Tragedy.

JACKSONVILLE, July 13-The assassin of
the Withlacoochee Ferry woman was her
son-in-law, named Morrison, who wished to
get her small stock of cattle. He is suffering
from cancer in the mouth, and can live but
few months longer
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Oh, MyBaCk!!

That's a commonexpres-
sion and has a world Of
meaning. How much SUI
fering is summed up in il.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever thecause don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Browns IRON BITTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
VIM. P. Marshall, Of Logans-
port, Indiana, writes: Mywife
has for many years been trou.
bled from pain in her back
and general debility incident
to her sex. She has taken one
bottle of Browns Iron Bitters,
and l can truthfully say that
she has been so much benefited
that she pronounces it the
only remedy of many medi-
cilies she has tried"
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend Browns IRON BIT
TERs. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.


WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTCRR,
WAsHINGrOS, July IA, A. MY
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and Lake
Region-Local ra.ns. partly cloudy weather,
winds generally from east to south. stationary
or slight rise in temperature, aud falling barom-
eter in the lake regions.
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GENERAL SPORTING NEWS
The indianapolis Club Defeats the
Fort Wayne by a Score of to 8.
Te-BaH Notes-Items of Interest Concern
ing the Racing Meetings and Flyers
The Prize Ring


The Indianapolis club defeated the Fort rAyne
club yesterday afternoon by a score Of 10 o.
the game evidently being someTat loose
one The Journals special from 'rS wayne
gives the following as
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Local ODservauons.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 49,
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General Observations
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, July IS, 1928 n. ID.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
Time at all stallOns
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House Notes.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-Speaker
Carlisle said to-day he was working
night and day for the formation Of the
committees and thought the ap-
pointnients would be made before the
holiday recess. A number Of friends
who proposed the bill for extending
the bonded whisky period met to-day
and appointed q committee to walt
upon Secretary Folyer aud ask him
not to force tax collection on whisky
coming out Of bond until Congress
takes action.
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An Iowa Heroine.

Sioux Cry, Iowa, Dec. l5.-De-
tails are given here Of nm abduction
BY Mrs. Todd, living near this city, Of
her eight year old daughter, accom-
plished under the most adverse cir
She journeysd TO Dixon
equity, Nebraska, where her hus-
land, from whom she had been separ-
ated. was living. She drove to his
house ut might, alone. entered the
childs sleeping room through q win
dow and took the child 10 the convey
ancs. drove twenty miles TO q point
opposite this city and ut 8'cl0ck In the
morning induced o man tn ferry her
seIf and child across the river. The
incident has made her local heroine.
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The MIL.

PIrTsBURa, Dec. ia prize fight
took place this morning at daylight
on the Newburg road, several miles
from Allegheny City. between John
Fox and James Greener, for purse of
SAU. The mill began last night but at
the sixth round the hackers interfered
and the finish was postponed until day
light. At an early hour the men came
together again and fought four rounds
more. 0reencr forced the fighting
from the start and In the fourth round
knocked Fox insenslble. The fight
was then decided In his favor. About
fifty persons were present.
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Tricks thai ere Dark.

NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-Pos.ofiice In
spector Ray, Of Chicago. arrested Geo.
w. Rumble ut his Office In Fulton
street. Rumble Is wanted In Chicago
under al indictment for violating the
postal laws. He 10 charged with hsv.
Ing, under the name Of w. I. Seule 4
Co., sent circulars through the mails
by which he obtained money from his
correspondents on false Representa-
tiOns. He WINS held In %. ono bail. On
Rumble's Office door In this city was q
sign reading: western Grain and
Cattle Association" probably Of the
same nature M the Chicago business.
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Chicago wants the World.

WAsHIAaToN, Dec. l5.-Among
the leading Democratic members OF
Congress the opinion prevails that the
National Democratic convention will
be held at Chicago, which place is
working quietly but diligently to Sc
cure It and thus monopolize the
national conventions next year. The
members of the National Committee
from Iowa and Minnesota have de-
clared for Chicago. Louisville Is also
anxious to secure the convention and
has active friends. One Of the most
prominent Democrat leaders In Con-
gross said to Star reporter, 1.-The
committee, / think, will 20 either TO
Louisville or Chicago"
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In Disgrace.

PARIS, Dec. l5.-It was reported in
the lObbies Of the Chamber Of Deputies
that a revolution had occurred in the
palace at Pekin. resulting In the
triumph of the military party and hos
tile to the arrangement with France,
thereby causing the disgrace of Ii
Hung Chang, prime minister.
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Chicago 1--we ssssk laarksts.

CHICAGO, Dec. B.-The Drover'
Journal reports: CATrLE-Receipts,
LOO head; shipments. 4.800 head;
strong export grades $3.50 to 7.5O;
good to choice shipping, $5.75 TO 6.%0;
common to medium, e4.25ts $50;
Texans, $500 to $500. SHFEP-Re-
ceipts, NO head; shipmenta, $50
head; market steady; inferior TO fair,
Sl.9O TO $3.50; per cwt; good, 10 choice,
S4.75.
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TElEGRAMS..
Report~< EspressiS for ne Daily YriIss~-
Efoss journal ~ shs Nsssern Assseis.
ED Ir~ss sad sAs Wess>rn Cslos
Telegraph CssaPssv.
SUNDAYS PORTFOLIO.
Containing Telegraphic Whis-
perings From all Parts
of Both Henri
spheres.
O'Donnell's l asst Sunday--The
German Crown Prince
An Earthquake in
Turkey.
A Winona Fire--Daring Con-
victs - Chicago's Con-
vention Monopoly
ETC., Etc.
Desperate Prisoners.

PITTsBURa, Dec. l5.-Five pris-
oners made desperate attempt to
escape this afternoon while being
taken 10 the peuitentiary. The party
were handcutied and In charge VI
deputies Brock way, German, and Boz
ton. When passing down sixth street
which In always crowded, the pris-
oner, Patterson. kicked German in
the stomach and with another pris-
oner started up Liberty street, at the
same time Lynch, one Of the other
prisoners, threw red pepper In the
eyes of German; and Brockway, who
had not seen this, started after Patter-
son and companion aud cornered
them In an alley, when Patterson
drew q revolver. but before he could
use II the officers overpowered him.
Meanwhile Bolton, although blinded
with pepper, pluckily held two pris-
oners, while Lynch kept the crowd
back by Furnishing revolver. Hen
neinan, the fifth prisoner, then came
to the assistance Of Bolton and with
the aid of several officers who had
arrived by this time, overp0wered and
landed them safely behind the bars.
The red pepper, revolvers and razor. II
seems, WIS slipped 70 them during
the trial, secreted in y package Of to-
baecO.
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meals regularly. He does not occupy
the cell to which condemned persons
are usually assigned. but has been
placed In larger one. Two wardens
are constantly watching him, usually
one man Ii detailed for this service.
The greater part Of the temporary
building erected In the great square of
Alexandria, Egypt. after the bombar-
ment by the British feet has been
burned.
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Bsd Use Of the Mail.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 15.-Commercinl
Gazette. Mount Vernon. o., special:
Mn. Elizabeth Months, wins arrested
for sending obscene letters through
the mail. She confessed, and said she
did II through jealousy Of another
woman about whom the offensive
matter was written. She was held In
the sum of e5OO.
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Passenger Train Dsrailsa.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ia Collie
ion occurred this morning on the Ger
mantowu branch of the Reading rail-
road west of the Sixteenth street sta
ton, an engine incoming, suruck q
passenger train aud derailed several
passenger cars, severely injuring Jen-
ME T.. Evans, Of Oak Lane. Lizzie e.
Pacot, of the same place WINS seriously
bruised ON the head.
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Tslsgraphte DrAsfs.

A strong shock Of earthquake Wa
felt In Kohia In Asiatic Turkey.
Georgs Frank. who attempted sui
eide last week, 10 Newark, n. ]. has
been placed In charge Of officers in
connection with the murder Of Phoebe
Paulip q few weeks ago.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The value
Of exports Of breadstuffs for November
1888. was sl4,657 1925 against SIS, 3d.
Ala. for the same month last year.
For the eleven months ended Novem-
Der 80, $3.50, 739. 956; corresponding
period last year, $lB5, SOL ,075.
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To Have a. Audience.

ROME, Dec. l5-The German Crown
Prince, on arrival here, will cause a
formal application to he made for an
audience with the Pope, whose reply
there to will be guided by the terms
couched In the request.
The cardinal project propaganda
will give farewell banquet ~ the
American bishops.
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CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-The police raid.
ed five gambling houses at 10 o'clock
this morning and arrested eighty
dealers and inmates. The faro and
roulette tables, chips and other gaming
outfits captured were taken to the
police station aud burned.
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SHAMoKES. Pa, Dec. 15.-An ex-
plosion ofgas occurred In the Cameron
colliery this afternoon, demolishing
the doors and brsttice In the mine and
fatally injuring Elliot Noel and ser
iously injuring John Smith, miners.
Noel II burned at the wrist.
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They WIN be rsuGhs Thea.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Dec. l5.-Moffet,
Finch and Willard, the boy incendis-
ries, plead guilty In the criminal court
to-day and the judge sentenced them
tn the reform school till Of age. Ben
ME West, who WAS present ut one fire
only will be tried In January.
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BARCELONA, Spain. Dec. l5.-The
Crown Prince Of Germany. during his
stay here, visited the cathedral and
other places of note, and was every.
where well received. He embarked
this evening for Italy. The German
souadron escorted him.
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LONDON, Dec. l5.-O'Donnell main
Trims great firmness of demeanor aud
IL apparently prepared to meet his tate.
He regards himself martyr. His de-
termined air OF bravsdO and cheerful
indifference IN tn his impending fate
greatly impressed his war,iens. His
Brother visited him for twenty min
utes and at parting O'Donnell shook
his brothers. hand and said: Good
bye old fellow, keep up you spirits and
don't be downcast because Of ME.
The Observer says all the preparations
for the execution Of O'DOnnell oil
Monday are completed. The greatest
precautions will he taken against any
hitch occurring In the machinery of
the scaffold. O'Donnells brother ut
the farewell interview was terribly
unset. Father Fleming will attend
O'Donnell's I'm his last moments.
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css.ssas chs HEAPS.

IoxpoN. Dee. B.-The scafFbld
upon which O'Donne,l will be execut-
Cd Il being erected by the han imam,
iosiA~ the Newgats jail and remains
tAers until after the execution. o..
Dsunell sleeps well and takes his
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Tee Rish 30 Safer.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l5.-Stephen
g. Price, charged with the embezxle-
msnt ri $4,000 from the estate of
Thomas Richardson. OF which he was
executor. was acquitted by jury after
being out all night.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l5.-The chief
examiner of pensions has sent q war
rant to Lancaster, Pa, with q detainer
against Rev. John A. Neon, alias
Jerks, arrested there on the charge of
swindling the pension bureau.
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To whom Il may CONCERN: Notice
10 hereby given that the undersigned
has taken up and Win s.fsly keep, for
the space Of ten days nom The date
hereby, slxteen head VI eevs, helfere,
steen and one cali, all branded &c
heart" on the len slds. Ne same IN he
kept at tho ey7snse OF the owner
thereof. 1T tr. xpseltng upon the
grounds II 0s uudertgatd en- the b
land north Of Milo City, Montana,
about one mile. The damage claimed
against such seock 10 The IN, Of 90 50,
and costs and expenses. n'
w Z. G. HAncux.
Miles Civ y. T., De-. II. ma =
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Better Ihan Hanging.

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.-Thomas
Young, who killed his wife In Brook
lyn, pleaded guilty to murder 10 the
second degree, he was sentenced to
States prison for life, although dying
of consumption.
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BALTINoRE, Dec. lS.-The ticket
ONCE of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road q Annapolis Junction wa broken
open by burglars last night The Iron
safe was taken into the woods broken
open aud robbed Of tickets and
money. .l.rr.
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DECEMBER Il,

into land slide near Skellys' station
and was wrecked. George Trollipges,
engineer, was killed. David Venzel,
fireman, was slightly injured.