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FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
Debate In tho British parliament
-Gene, nj lilcanimga. q

LONDON, February 27.-In the Com
mons to-day Sir James Ferguson in
response to Brice (Liberal) said that
there was no foundation for the state-
ment made by the Paris Temps that
England is negotiating with Turkey
for Salonica and the island COM
manding the Dardanelles.
Colonel King Harmon, Under-Sec-
retary for Ireland, announced that
the government would lay on the
table returns from Ireland by coun-
ties, showing the number Of cases
brought against offenders under the
Crimes act up to the end Of December.
Postmaster General Raikes stated
that the government had concluded
contracts with the Peninsular and
Oriental Steamship Company for the
conveyance of Australian mails under
time penalties.
BIG FIRE IN C0CHN-CHNA.
LONDON, February 81. - Advices
from Tonquin state that public stores,
warehouses, factories, several timber
yards and five hundred houses have
been destroyed by fire in the artisans'
quarter of the city. Ten natives and
one European were killed.
PRINCE FRITZ GETTING WORSE.
BERLIN, February 27.-Dr. Kuns-
maui has sent to Bismarck . special
report on the Crown Princess c0ndi-
tion, which is believed to be unfavor-
able. A special prayer service on be-
half of the Prince was held ct the In
perial Palace yesterday.
AN AVALANCHE IN ITALY. (,
LONDON, February q. The villag0
of Voltara, in the north OF Italy, has
been half buried by an avalanche,
and the occupants Of many houses
buried in the ruins. Twenty-throo
bodies have been recovered.
LIBERAL VICTORY.
MADRID, February p. The Eennfs
to-day approved the bill establlshinx
trial by jury.
nsaay Ter uusaneee.
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THE FOLLOWING LINE

Was decided upon at the meeting on
Saturday, and will be faithfully car
ried out: Leaving San Diego the
Elsinore road will run to the Ell Cajon
valley by way of Knox's !;
thence it will run by way OF
the Sycamore Cafion to San Pas
quail, and from thence through Santa
Maria aud Santa Ysabsl. Passing
Warmers ranch the. road will 20
through the San Luis Rey valley
along the west side OF Smiths noun
tain to Temecula and from thence on
an air line to Elsinore.
Geo. W. Monteith, attorney for the
Elsinore road, left on to-night's train
for San Francisco, where conference
will be held and the results of Satur-
days meeting made known to the
Southern Pacific people. Colonel
Brandt, President Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, has appointed the follow
ing members: Messrs. Capron, Gum,
Luce, Gilmour and Peterbaugh as a
committee to receive and welcome
the Southern Pacific railway officials
to this city. George w. Monteith
has been delegated by the Chamber
of Commerce committee to arrange
with Mr.. Crocker and others as to the
date and other details of the recep-
tion, which will be held at the Hotel
Del Coronado.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-28
Saturday Delected.

SACRAMENTO, February 27.-Thc
Republican City Central Committes
this eyeping decided 70 hold ths pei-
{ 3',' =. "a s "
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sutcided Through Dependency.

SANTA Cruz, February 81. - The
body Of Henry Meyrick, Jr., survey
or, was found this morning at the
side OF his wife's grave in the Odd Fell
lows Cemetery. Deceased had shot
himself through the mouth. His
wife died recently and it is supposed
that brooding over the loss caused
him to commit suicide.
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TROUBLE IN NEVADA.

WINNEMUccA, New, February 27.-
United States Marshal Kelly has ar
rested five or six wood-chopr rers at
Bullion Mountain for cutting frewood
on public lands and disposing of it
for mining and domestic purposes.
They will be taken to Carson to ap-
pear before Judge Sabin, Of the
United States District Court.
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RIORDAN,s REPLY.
He Denies the Charges Made by
the Government.

He Denies the Charges Made by
the Government.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., February 27.-D.
M. Riordan, president of the Arizona
Lumber Company, and also superin-
tendent Of the Aver Lumber Com
pany during its operations at Flagstaff
since May. 1884, with reference to the
charges from Washington relative to
the cutting Of Government timber,
says that the allegation that either
company with which he was connected
committed any depredations on
Government timber is utterly without
foundation. He courts and demands
the fullest Investigation.
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0oady Ter Uun1moo1

SAN .Durao, February n ~
Bank q Commeu1e orpepd - 6615
s: 3: 60 s.: ''
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SETTLED AT LAST.
The EistnOre Road to Connect
with the 8. p. at Pomona.

SAN DIEGO, February 27.-Certain
results Of the meeting of the Elsinore
road directors on Saturday night
came to light to-day. Richard Gird
and two surveying parties started out
from Elsinore to make surveys OF the
line near that town. The road will
connect with the main line of the
Southern Pacific at Pom ona. This
week a party of engineers will start
from this city to locate line between
here and Elsinore. The Cuyamaco
scheme has been practically aban-
doned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-28
Pest Pelnsioned.

WAsHMoroN, Feb1uaEy N.-A
rcadl ~ 166n 6Er11od = I'm 4. !.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-28

ment, the support of public schools
and public improvements, $500, 900,
and the general government does not
contribute on an average more than
10000. The boundaries proposed for
the State are the same as those of the
Territory.
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AN AVALANCHE IN ITALY. $
a LIBERAL VICToRY.

MADRID, February q. The Hennfo
to-day approved the bill establiShinx
trial by jury.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-28
Associated Press Dispatches to theHERALD]

Was compiled -
Olof Nelson, fisherman, aged %
years, single.
Michael Brannely, laborer in the
lumber yard, 81 years old, leaves six
children, and a wife in the insane
asylum.
Michael Higgins, worked at the
smelling works, about 40 years old,
leaves a wife and tvs children.
Edward Rule, AN apprentice moulder,
20 years old, a native of California,
single.
James Rule, body not recovered, a
brother Of the above, 33 years old,
native of California, single.
Albert Mattison, laborer at the lum.
ber yard, 43 years old, single.
William Connolly, laborer, 81 years
of age, leaves wife and two children.
William Lemare, shipping clerk, 81
years old, leaves wife and two
children.
M. g. Hodgkins, a lumber tallyman
1t Port Costa, leaves 9 vile.
Joseph Frogas, assistant pilot Of
the Julia, eged 50 years, leay9o : wife
mm8 1un nk{ Hnnz s. s n r. ~ e. g. ~
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TIE WAY TO AVOID IT.

Why Criminals Are no Longer Con.
signed to the County workhouso.
The criminal court petit jury has been
doing big work Of late. During the past
eight days fourteen prisoners have been
convicted and sentenced TO the pcniten-
tiary. Heretofore prisoners charged with
petit larcenies were usually on, conviction,
sent 10 the county workhouse, but the
numerous escapes Of late from this famous
boarding.houso have changed all this, and
now the penitentiary receives those guilty
Of small larcenies. The county work
house, under lis peculiar management, Is
not regarded Us place Of detention and
punishment, but a free boarding-housc
where criminals can remain or not, 40
cording as their fancy strikes them. II
has been suggested that the following no.
tico should DO posted in the workhouse
grounds Gentlemen sent here from tho
criminal court 10 board and lodge wall
please remain until the timo stated for
their detention shall have expired. by No
doing they will oblige the supcrin.
tpndpnl
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SAw-NIILL BURNED.
The Chelsea Lumber Company's Plant
Totally Destroyed by Fire.

tho Shol-sa bulnotI NOInphnyB flAnt
Totally Destroyed by Fire.
The mill OF the Chelsea Lumber COM
pany, located on Wolf river, at the foot
OF Kerr street, caught fire shortly after
noon yesterday, and burned to the ground.
The fire started in the onginc-room just
over the boiler, It is supposed from n
spark. The alarm was Immediately turned
in, but owing 10 the difficulty experienced
in getting a supply Of water, the engines
were Of no use, only in saving the lumber
piled in the yard. The mill was owned
by John i. Carr Of New York city, and
valued at about $1,000. The property was
insured for 5000 in the following com.
panics, through their local agents Murphy
& Murphy: Western, OF Toronto, =, 900;
Mechanics and Traders. Of New Orleans,
81, 900; KNOXVILLE Fire, OF Knoxville,
Tenn, 81 800; Norwich Union. OF Eng
land, 81 800. II is thought some OF the
machinery will be saved, but in a dam.
aged condition. Considering the long dis
lance the engines had 10 travel over rough
streets, and the time lost in getting q
sufficient supply Of water, the firemen did
very efficient work in combining the flames
TO the building. The mill will be rebuilt
nj once.
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suicla. OF n Rich Ranchcman.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept pa special
from Nognlcs, AriE.. gives details Of the
suicide Of Senior Florenci Luiz, one Of the
best known and wcal,hiest rancheman in
Sonora. lie owned n largo rancho near
tho village on San Lazaro, where the deed
was done. LUZ placed the muzzle Of u
rifle 10 his breast and pulled the trigger
with his toe. Luik wis famous IA an In.
dian fighter, having been a scout for
United States and Mexican troops In all
Indian campaigns during the past quarter
Of century. lie distinguished himself
In tho troubles with Geronimo, the
Apache ehiei.
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LOG oApIN SUCCESS.

What ais the young moni
Robert CARROTS father left him n fortune
OF twenty millions. lie was from childhood
reared In luxury; lac received splendid ell
ucation with an especial training intoa thor
ough knowledge OF railroad management
aud was expected ~ succeed his father ~
railroad king.
Within three years after tho responsible.
ties which his fathers death threw upon
him were assumed, he Is reported broken
down man, with mind and health pcrna-
ncntly shattered.
George Law IL another young man left
with millions Of money, who 10 reported
among the wrecks" His father, bred q
stone mason, was Of gigantic size and
strength, with commensurate brain power
40 lac became great contractor, then Talls
road king aud left half a dozen millions for
bis son 30 dissipate. Tho young man Is q
success as a dissipator.
The founders OF both these great estates
worr born Ia the most humble walks Of life,
grew strong. mentally AMI physically, by
simple living aud honest labor, aud dcyol.
opca into financial giants Their sons were
reared In the lap Of luxury and developed
into intellectual pigmics.
The great men Of our country have not NJ
a rule, come from the elegant mansions OF
the citlcs but from the log Cabins Of the
rural districts. Simple Ways Of living. Tree
dom from dissipation aud enervating pleas.
urcs. simple remedies for disease. effective
aud which leave NO poison In the system,
| deyclop bravny, brniny men, who compel
the world ~ recognize their strength and
power
Tie wholesome. old fashioned Log Cabin
remedies are tho safest and surcst for family
| use. our gmndmOthcD knew how ~ pre-.
| pare the teas aud syrups Of roots, herbs aud
talams which drive disease out Of the sys.
tenn by natural methods aud leave no after
| ill effects. Tho most potent Of these old
time remedies were, after long and search
Ing investigation, secured by II. II. Warner,
II safe cure fame aud are now put out iol
tho healing of the nations In the Warner
log Cabin remedies.
Regulate the regulator with Warmers l0l
Cabin sarsnparilla and with pure bloot
giving health. strength, mental and bodily
viEor, you may hope 20 cope SUCCESSFULLY
With the most gigantic financial problems o
tho age, without wrccking health and man
hood.
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Notice 90 shippers.
lLLigou CESInAL RAILROAD,
MLarnIs. hnul. y. lAh..


MEsrHis. scpL y, isss
Freight shipments can now be resumed
90 all points ON the VI. x T. X r.. except
Garner, Miss, which prohibits bagging,
coffee, meat, wooden and dry goods OF oil
kinds, until further notice.
To all points on the Illinois Central
Railroad, via Grenada. except Cofceville,
Miss, DuranL Miss. Crystal Springs,
Mis-, Martinsyille, Miss, Tangipahoa,
la, winona, Miss, Gallman, Miss,
llallehurst Miss, Beauregard, Miss,
Wesson, Miss.
No freight will be received Tor the Yazoo
and Aberdeen lines, nor for V. & NJ. H.
r., aud ~, J. & q. II. r., via Jackson,
Miss, until further notice.
Freight for Louisiana aud Southern
Texas points will be received.
A. ]. KNAPP, Assistant q. L. A.
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Lourvnls Yrv onl,.s.A rr,m

HALLWAY iuNfANls
OTrfcE OINEAAt FnIietir AgENf,
MrNrnis Tenn. sept - iss>
To Agents and shiprer
This company 10 now prepared 10 TO-
COVE freight from non-iniec,ed points for
hatcher. Miss, and all stations on the
Natchez, jackson & Columbus railroad,
except Mcllaycn and jackson, Miss.
This cancels conflicting portion Of circu.
lar I. d., 800. t. w. How.
q. r. A.
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Law Exsur.Ion Rates Fast.

The Ohio & Mississippi railway has now
ON sale. nj It's Louisville offices, tickets at
the following low rates. Columbus, o.,
and return, 500 Pitttsburg, Pa. aud re-
turn, $500, Baltimore. Md, and wash
ingtoD, u. c., ono way, 5000, fhiladel'
phia, Pa, one way, 81, New York, one
way. 5000. w. H. SnATToK,
General Passenger Agent.
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Miss u. CAsrLENAS, having returned
from her summer vacation, Is now ready
TO receive pupils for thorough instruction
in music on the piano. Ordors can 10
left at No. 257. Main street, ID. II. Baldwin
q Co.'S music house.
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" liberty, In it, Inst analysis, Is but the
blood Of the brave, Grand Republic q.
garros, In their last analysis, win prove 10
be long Havana flllors. Only this and
nothing more.
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TmE unequalcd advantages In location,
management, appointments, service and
cuisine have permanently established the
Gibson HOUSE, ~ the most popular 1rst
class hotel In Cincinnati.
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LIT there be light, and there was light.
lot the people try Grand Republic Cigar
ros and Buiios and they will realize this
lirst and grand command.
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LtNsDAY-BtLL-N the Alabama street Pres
byicrian Church. Tuesday evening, September ~
isss IaHrs D. LisbsaY aud Mis- kusTAtA BILL
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TuK Campaign Text Book Of the Demo-
cratic party, prepared by direction Of the
National Democratic committee, for sale
at Mansiord's.
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ISsuEE your gin.houses in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. 81 Madison street,
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TmE KansasCity road Is rccciying freight
for Tupclo. Miss.
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To In. Merchant. OF che surrounding
NnunirN-GreellnGt

We are most happy to announce TO our
friends that the quarantine restrictions,
which have restrained Us from shipping
goods, have now been removed, and We
are again prepared 10 illl al orders for
straiion * storms celebrated New York
cigars with greatest possible dispatch and
solicit your valued lavon
I. SAuELsox & Co..
Memphis, Tenn.
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GiT up clubs for Tng wEexlY AprEAL
and secure one Of tho c.Dh pr.s,,. See list
published.
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YOUNG MEN z; ' :::., Z 2 s s;::
=, ,..,,lys u wiscHxsrEifs sfEciilc riiLA
r,,,',at and permanent cure fof Nervous DeidiiiT'
w,asnosa, &c. :. rness, " Est , sco s,.,,,,
u. Mllilsu BtfssL N. 4
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EUREKA SPRINGS, ARK.
The Crescent Hotel

This elegant hotel u opCu OH the year II lsa
hrc vrnni stuuo structure, lighted with ras. heated
with steam. aud supplied with bot nul cold vaiyf
from the various springs llas uu elevator run
Ming from the basement a. The fuui. tom whence
a splendid view can b. he'd. ilas billiard MON.
bowling alley lawn tennis court culuut gpuuds,
etc, iur the adjustment ul The gursts.
Many Of The fuums hru supplied with private
hath rooms and water clogrts iof which y o. day
extra l. charged ard upon each nnor ar sornuu
water CLOSETS nui hath rbpuS tot lHllrs and gentle
men. Al Kinds II hatha eau b. had Ia Tie house
with skilvdntitndauta
Iho h"use h elegantly furnished throughout,
special cnp hUing given o. the bcils, whiuh AZ
supplied with ne very host hair mni,rrfs'.,. c,r
The dining nom u laree and airy, and capable u
scaling 100 quests. Guests nfc supplied ~ thcl
roons twice a day, with water inlm the ,ariou
spring.
fhe house r. provided with The mn-t rorio
sewerage upuu the Warning s1siCn, ht which NJ
feWnpo l. conveyed la running victor ihruu 70
pipcs to the trcok heiuw The depot one mile ds
innt Tho Crrs cnt Il the only hotel In Eureka
spfing, that 4 suppiiud with underground s"scr
age
lilo hotel l. surrounded by park Of aftccn
arms ~ artistic landHCnp' rafdcuing, cuuaitiuE ~
drives. walks. lawns flower bells, etc
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NOBODY BUT EATON.
THE DOODLE REPUBLICAN CAM
PAIGN A BRILLIANT SUCCESS.

Col. Hamilton and Tom Brogen Knocked
Out In the First Round by the Barrel
Candidate - The Fine Workers Get
There In Great Shape.
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SUGAR PLuMs--Ilome made French Can
dies fresh every day.
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MARRIED.

Tho Sultan has conferred high docora.
tons upon his Russian visitors.
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CAUTION

Beware % Fraud, "a my name and the price
are stamped on the bottom OF all my advertised
shoes before leaving tho factory, which protect
the wearers against high prices and Inferior goods
II dealer offers w. l.. Douglas shoes AT a re-
ducod price, or Says he has them without my uRma
a fraud
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L.Ong-Standing

BLOOD Diseases are cured by
the persevering use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine is an Alternative. md
causes q radical change in the system.
The process, in some cases, may not be
quite so rapid Us in others; but, with
persistence, the result Is certain,
Read these testimonials
For two years | suffered from A So
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other troubles oarScd by torpid liver
and dyspepsia. After giving several
medicines q fair trial without a cure, [
began To take Ayers SlrSnpariln.
was greatly benefited 10y the hrst bottle,
and after taking five bottles | was COM
plotaly cured" - John W. benson, 20
Lawrence ST., Lowell, Mass
Last May q largo curhuuCle broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies hgl 10
effect and was confined To my bed for
eight weeks. A friend induced me to try
Ayers Sarsapsrilla, Less than three
bottles healed the sore. IN all my eNpe-
ricnce with medicine, never saw moro
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Wonderful Results.

Another marked effect Of the use Of this
medicine was the Strengthening Of my
sight" - Mrs, Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
al had dry scaly humor for years.
and suffered terribly and, az my broth
er and sister were similarly afflicted, |
presume the malady Is hereditary. Last
winter, DIR. Tyron, (of Fcrnandina,
Fla.,) recommended me to take Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and continue II Tor o year.
For five months I took II daily. | have
not had blemish upon NV body for tho
last three months. It r. Wiley, ll6
Chambers st., New York City
Last fall and winter was troubled
with a dull, heavy pain IN my side. I
did not notice it much AZ first, hut IL
gradually grew worse until IL became
almost unbcarable. During the latter
part Of this time, disorders II the stom-
aCh aud liver increased my troubles. |
began taking Ayers Sarsaparila, aud,
after faithfully continuing the use q
this medicine for some months, tho pain
disappeared and | was completely.
cured" - Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush,
Haverhill, Mass.
Ayers Sarsaparil!a,
PREPARED ny
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FriSe 81; siI bottles, g. Worth . bottle.
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SPECIALIZED Jersey Jackets, odds and
ends, every color in the rainbow, for
women AMI children, worth 81 10 800,
none worth less than 81,
Shotee Ioday Only fse
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A Hundred stunning Bargains.

WEATHER INDICATIONS ToDAY--Frost in
Tennessee and northern Mississippi; tro-
mendous rush at Menken's Emporium
for warm Woolcns, Clothing and
Blankets. Watch for the truth Of our
representations.
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THIS Is THE LAST DAY
OF the Oid Firm
MENREN g. COMPANY.

The corporation, under new name. be.
gins on Monday. II will be announced
in Sundays papers. We bid good-by
TO the old tod. and celebrate the fare
we'll with
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Go 10 Menkon's for Clothing today.
Go 10 Menkcn's for Blankets today.
Go TO Meukcn's for Wraps today.
Go TO Menkcns for Dresses today.
Go 10 Menken's for Overcoais today.
60 20 Menken's for Shoes today.
Go to Menkens for Woolens today.
Go 10 Menkon's for Hats today.
Go to Menken's for Hosiery today.
Go 60 Mcnken's nnd he Happy To-day.
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Choice Today only use.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-16
A Pullman Car on Fire.

Johnstown Tribune. November 13: An
Associated Press dispatch elsewhere In this
paper refers to the burning of tss sleeper
'Araeon" on the Pennsylvania railroad this
morning. The dispatch Is not altogether
correct. The car was attached to the sec
ond section OF Western Express. The
flames caught from the stove and were first
discovered between Wilmore and South
Fork. The flames were then In their lncip-
IeBcy, ana the porter. who discovered them,
at once aroused the passengers, who made
their way, half clad, into the other cars, only
one or two of the male passengers remain
iog TO help the porter fight the fire. This
proved hercutean task, but was finally
accomplished after the interiar decorations
and wood work OF the car bad been almost
entirely destroyed. When the express ar
rived at East Copemaugh, which was at
6:4O. the car was cut from the train and run
In on siding. Later it was attached to
the second section OF Pacific Express and
taken TO Pi;tsburg for repairs The exter-
Tor of the car showed no signs OF the fire
that ragged within