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W. NJ. POWELL ROBBED.



". VI. Powell. the wcll-known logger.
whose camp IS near TAFT. on snoqual-
mic river, MAS robbed Of $50 yeSter-
aav. and suspects his Chinese cook Of
doing the job.
Yesterday evening nepaiy sheriff
pasisen received a dispatch from Mr..
Powell appriSiug him ot the robbery.
describing the Chinamau and resi- test
inr that an effort he inside To arpTc-
bend and arrest him.
n seems that Mr. Powell had his
money located in trunk at The camp.
In svas intact AZ noon, hat III the even.
inc when the men came IN for their
s,,u,s.r the trunk was brtken of'cn and
ths t,hinsSs. rSsok was missed. SUPPER
was not ready. and the men, atsd srla
hungry. started out .n pursuit % The
Chinese cook
The t'hiuanaa waS described a. q
lar,-s broad -shoalicred Chinawan.
whn had no coat when be left the
r,n.p. Several deputies were notified
ana taking horses, started out "a di-
frrens directions 90 ind the missing
heather. hut up % midnight had nos
stscgrgsiei
Mr. Jahn i.anxstone. who Keeps a
Hserv stable at the fect q Washington
street. states that large s'hieemaz.
answering the description asieFe stItn :.
sstle,s "a his stable al {, "a . 'clt'eS fsss
syeuine and arlesci 4 hetse and
bse-x. He seemed ta he ia : hurry.
h,.t i. an Ns. i.ans.toR teams wers'
ortt hr IVES Atixiscd 70 - eiseR mere
which be dld.
IA psWcil l. hard working logger.
"a. ~ csy-,. exerx dollar be gets bold q
IN hara knocks. and the loss q eissi
hnnsirs,i sio.lars 81 this tsrae : iaaese
10 esaAasrAss him L. q ceiisisserAs''s
extent
M. uawiev. enc q the e,siiits a The
district court, capt-scsi tlse hsasfiisf
isSt evening" near the formers isrHi
htx0na Lake W&shinsfsI-- sae
Chiaamaa Wes coming snto town sie
had ssss On his person when &rresices-
HiS eartsr Brought hiTn IN early thi-
n,arnine not long after Midnight Sil,.
h. se,s him la the c7uilty isA-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Another busy day sas experienced ut
she alssiitas's ossee YESTERDAY. Fsrsy-ihree
Instruments we're Hiesi for record VI which
t9enty-fa5sT we're deesiz- The aggregate 81
fhe considerations asnossatesi h, sgl, 81. A..
making an average 81 si.El@.sl per deed
Following i 1se list
Charles +. Allen = Eajah Hnnfley and
Rachel woliIEan, lot ]. blk II. Sagse's adj
ditiou. 49,
iearxe l,orssel aud wife H. Nellie NJ. Hos.
kinson. al 81 fractional BLK /, and uadi-
yified s lots and s. blk = all IN Brrke'S
first add lion, E.ssi
1T scott and wife 10 Rasanond d.
Cook. lot =. blk ~, Ross addition. si2A
United States TO !. " Inglis, receivers
receipt, isss and : aud III of swix of
see 6, Tps - n. ROE. containing 100 acres.
ander section zci Of the revised statutes
Of the United states. s2oo
James DHgau and wife 80 Thomas John
son. lots -, .. 10, Is, Blk .. Northern al
ditio9, together With riparian rights, 5000.
A. PipheF 10 :. l. Bates, lots 5. d. :. 4. 2,
10, blk !, Meter Line addition. $500
Henry bite to Niaietsn Johnson OF seio.
Oregon NV. 81 SKI and seq Of sEi,
and ) acres Of \ "a OF sEs. and = = acres
OF ~ \. Of SKA Of sec 1, fp Is \, r 2 Z.
containing 10 acres, s:s219.
United States 10 Frederick A. Richard.
son, XVI. OF see 10, TT = y, K f. con
tanning 10 aercH. 500
Albert Brewster 10 George X conyeIi, 6
acres in swi. OF Swi. Of Sec =, Up 3 n, Il
r $50, So,
Albert brewster 10 1aiass y. Neiien, lot
III. Union lake addition. including RI
fhrian rlghtf. ESQ
fnkst SOUND t'Eantan9us Association 10
u fcnfoy, lots >. !, DIX ;, thantanqna
Beach. Sss
Puget sound thanianqua Association 10
c. A. PoRroy, bot IS blk :. chsutaugGs
Beach. 50,
Joseph Triiubie and Emma d, Irimble 10
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CITY MISCELLANY.


The announcement 81 the s~&tsnx "a
Ryan 4 MeDonail ~ New fnrk. tbs
big contract ssa TIE SEATTLE. Lake shore
4 kssseTa railway seTeTsl werks ars
w1s walesv a<EEEishess throughput fgse
tssaessra zlatsz. anE ssssce rszeEs y.msssrr-
oHs ietssrs Iave hsen received 81 ssfF-
ss-esat People IN tsse esfy. These letters
All ssh fof information abeat the de-
fsi4nsi Tor labor. the ram.zs OF eoo.
TRACTORS. tfse Sssies 81 roaz ississs, F,,sEss
and. ID fast. everything that eorAd b.
asked fsr has been ussntissssl IN the
letters.
easrtz % THE AxTrgss.
4 sample letter sas rreesxsas vexser-
day tsx thief u Police Harxslv. IL
eanae from King 4 Fry. 3 railroad cen
sr@1inR firm mos grading and block
ing the SsnthweS; boulevard d Ke.se-
asie, Kansas. The firm had sssst heard
81 a contract o. - miles being let.
sEssi Information 81 The usual natare
sas asked for-zneh . the names of
eontraeioTs, general Information about
the contracts and copies ~ papers con
t&@34ttsA Afsittf@ dsFst4t the NEW ruAsi-.
gEw Asswgks.
r., anzwsr these and hosts 81 similar
inquiries. the fafIDa ing facts arr gath
erred Fifty mites 0f the Seattle, Lake
shore & Eastern RAILWAY are nos COM
plercsl fs5B this osty eastward. This
part q the road was built b. the Puget
Soand Construction COMPANY. Tbos.
Earle A 60. and Hunt A patsen. The
arm OF Chapman A. Burns. cf Spokane
Falls. will complete work on their 81.
mlle contract from Spokane westward
within o. days Ryan & AeDonaid,
OF <ew York. sefured the contract 10
buiisi the bzlancs OF the road between
the tao Ju-riie contracts building
from east aud vest This l. the 2szs5-
mile contract. and II Is now being sab
let bs Ryan 4 Mcdonald. especially
the easier portions OF the line. All the
heavy mountain work will b. done hy
the original contractors, whose outfit
fos thai purpose will comprise about
100 carloads Of machinery and stock
fhe flrst instalimeHt Of the outfit ar
rived on Monday. consisting Of one
earioad of i'ercheron horses and two
carloads Of machinery IL Is under
stoof that there are several more sub
contracts 70 I've let by this arm a. ths
work pgogresses-
TUE WEST coAsT BRANCH.
on the Wet Coast or northern
branch OF the Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern railway there Is bat one firm
OF contractors at work at present
This line Il "a be built northwari 10 a.
connection with the Canadian Pacific
On the north boundary. The iirst
twenty-three miles 81 the road TO Sf.l-
hofnish City Is completed and una1r
operation. Thomas Earle & Go. wee
the contractors on tbat section. Now
Thomas Earle 4 J. W. Maci.esi
have contract 20 build ten milcs
ncrthward from Snohomish City. wAh
n privilege Of thirty miles more.
From these figures any arm q
tempiating move in this dirccii
for the purpose Of beginning railrovd
work. can form an idea a Che we,sk
done recently and that tipon whish
work i now In progress.
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PERRY BAYNE MISSING,


1hx wEesnzsssnsr ~ Fssrrs Eayne. a
ssiisHazz, MFre sss8 unknsssn mB u
II y esgsck last eEeniag. zna a. q resell
his Esse arzf f<serf + are a~s Yasszg se~x
~ssafsSt<ea< afspsSf h3Y.s. Mr. Eszfse
.as : 5sfuzss ShersE u.sa~ NJ
saelsxzsae. esssa be @as s&ss seea n -
aEsss On tie iSgn stsH14sfs y Awa b. rs-
ss4FFseFs frasss s-se assyssEss wsazse be aA3
ezznssyes ~ ff~asse psFs0a Cs.sirf
ti~fssxfy fs4ssea sf4szs sssas Mr. Fsaxne
called 81 ire sssssse On tfse lasa and esss
IRE dollars s#vsse he @as
@axz Ts HsA HsEx
~ Gilman sfsee sAzs ssTsse he has
nos kessa sEea * ksarf o. sarsanS
fssaszsrs sfe asxizs ami Ssssae ssalnE be
has hesz icalIy sseafs With One II bis
me isss1NsrS ssziA s'SSnse sifae ago Mr.
the aY4es; Arssf sssssyscFsass 81 IN ftalf2n
narasl Lseels who sas gaiity Of ssaf-
kSng = ntza with whom he had sn
revenge some al isssesfs srsensss have
maize a1ay with him.
Another man ssia II has siwaYs
Of the leaders % the ere~d al whites
stu iftts81ts Nk&tss . @tzffSr vi sE1ge
ago s.rawasd mp on a
eAsf ~ sHtxEsx
hop. isscknrs a. Mr. Noassss place In
Saaaa valley and fired into the tents.
killing three Cinnamon and wuansiing
several others. ami | Relieve thai the
tshisese. fearing maj Bayue ard his
associates would never lse punished by
law. hare pat him oat a the way
Some have eSpressed..she belief that
Mr. Bzyne started for bis home, and
on the way met With fatal accident.
sheriff EochFa8e i now engaged in
securing the coglnfry in the hopes of
gsfting some trace OF the missing
man. Mr.. Bayne owned .
LARGE TRACT Of IssB..
Adjoining the tiilrnaa taansiie. and
could have had no otsiecl in leaving
tie country without letting his friends
know anything about it,
tine theory expressed j. that Mr.
fsyne, being deputy sheriff. has got
uu the track Of some Iawlessness in
the outer precincts Of the county. and
Is engaged in working Up the ease. not
earring 10 let any one kslos 81 his
whereabouts until his object Is accom-
plished
However, those who know Mr..
Bayne best say that under no ordinary
circumstances would be keep his
whereabouts from his family for ten
day. and are OF the belief that hc has
been iculIy dealt with.
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RATENSA F&RK FEFE 70 Af.t.-Ihls de
lighsfal resort, situated on Tho shore OF
Lake washlngtoH, 10 sailes from sesit.e.
The pFDprieto-s very generously ODER The
use of the springs. grounds, swings. etc.
fFsa,. of charge. 20 all who msy wish 10 en-
10Y has'S cutting The pack ear be
reached ia - minutes via =. L. :. x 4.
trains. which run as follows Leave foot
of CeiBmhis street daily so n. IA, also
: % a fa aud = p IN. daily except san
days Returning, leave Tic park daily
o y. M aad daily except Sundays -
/. n. Fare fer found trip 60 cents. j1sits
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4aAr Rt0onY RAEag 80 There have
aeSu no further developments in that
sseoiy rasor affair, sa,d Mr.. feafiy
yesterday II turned Sic masquerade
81, and hlp-psly razor which found
2n.ier my shop saturday over % the
fcisse. hUl So Gar a. have iceR asNe ~
learn nothing has kreI done - ferret
eei the sstsiF. Since sunday ! aAse
r'sseed twa suspicious men praS tlns
aToussd nas shop. bot whether they
eAa anything TO DO with hiutiae the
sssla there If course do not know,
cannot help het think some serrIssac
fsllnc has taea committed. sad !
sealA hike to zee the affair invests
gated
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Ar CHNrarguA. The families OF
iesse W. George, G. + Adams. 6 W.
wsra, Rev. :. Green. Mr., 3 Lonihani,
Rev. w. T.. Dawson, w. ] Coikcti and
. :. Jones. from seattle. aud q. Tur-
rvll. Rev. :. II. Chcalic and NJ r.
Male, Of Tacoma. and Mrs. +. V.
Salhouus family. II i.aSonper, ar
rived AZ Chautauqaa yesterday with
large amount Of freight and haggsge.
Other. families there are those II Key.
p. ]. Pierre. Key. n l. BATES, 4. J
Harrison. r. Mcclellan, Mrs. q.
Rlarkb,sn. Mrs.. shaw Mr.. Sinclasre,
Mr. Rire. + =. Ferry Mr. simpson
J NJ Clelentoch. G. K Pcmeroy /.
Ae>slr. " II. Reeves, making = total
. alpat loo in all To-day The pavilion
nil he formally opened. The Terri
fesial sunday school convention opens
81 : o'clock this afternoon. There
vii also k a lecture by ". {. Van
Meier on, " Thirty fesr wears with
httle wandcror. in Ne~ YORK aad
Hamc
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Harrington & sfsish have Just received
several carloads Of basgys pllaetcns. wag-
ofis, road carts. etc. and cordially invite
the public 10 call ~ their warehouses and
inspect their stock AnyfseGy dessring 10
purchase a fine buggy or phaetoa viii aRd
Il 10 their interest 20 giye them cali iess7f
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An lSurtKNr FIRg The men en-
gAeei In removing an old woos'cn
hail3ias on the corner of South Second
ami Washington streets, belopelns 10
MeAntirews conserved sheides that
The easiest way g. rvt rid Of the debris
se2hs b. 20 blfn.it. and accordingly
tass SET ere 81 the Rubbish Ia few
niaasrs great yolafaee 81 smoke Wefv
arislng. ana nany thinking that same
oasldlng was on iirc. rushed g the
seeae. AmNar the crowd wa Mr.,
Ssiosaa, the city attorney. who ave
tAe contractors netice that uuless the
hFe Was pat cut az once they wtutd r.
pFN'secgtei 4 etresm 81 WATER vas
satltcd on the Games, ard the halanee
q the rnhhisls viii be haatea OF IN
gafis and wagons
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Ns-SsFRt Sos1ETx tiEskSfxsH. - \
ssuss-ai secretly, gEas5er the ssiFs',isor q
NJ. Ess.fl hole, MAS oFssaiseS II that
Gentleman. house Monday evenins
is,,. r,s..,e d the asssaciats1z = NOS yet
~ -. k,.s@s,. Among t.oss no vii
ss.ke rssrt sre Mr.. West, WIS wsss Ys4y
Srsosls vissln. Mr.. Eaian- Butte -
Aatt. Bridge, ii tse tsssssssss cen = 4
sssrv. ceiie. and isAany s.tsarf '.e,ss
sHent sassieiasls q the csts VII t&ke
49,
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A WoKTHL jan. - Yesterday
morning al but eve 81 the 3runks
and huins confined in the city jail
left that institution. making their exit
through 3 hole which a painter had
made the night Previous with his putty
knife EieveN WORTHLESS took their de-
parture and are stiil at large. - no
special effoTt has been made 70 recap
tare. as the authorities feel that their
room is Tar preferable TO their COM
many. Mast OF them have doubtless
shaken the dust % Seattle from their
feet. "a contamination deToafiy 10 he
wi hcsi. Their escape has demon
sgsated one fact. however. worthy pf
note. aud that l. that the city Jail is
an unfit place to pat men whose pres
enea n1as be desired aiterwara When
the iaii was built bricks were high and
sand was cheap and As a result, the
contractor used as much sand and as
few bricks a. possible ia its cosa>:rac.
ton. Any ordinary man with = good
knife can make hole through the
wall most anywhere large enough TO
crawl through in . couple Of hours,
and Il be Is expert az the business he
can perform the job much quicker,
Tag BrRaIaeS.--A number of bur
glaries have been reported 10 the police
recently. bat 50 far all efforts 10 cap.
tare the sneak thieves have proved
unayaiiins. Daring the hot weather
peoy,ie have been Ia the habit OF iesy
Ing their windows up and dooFs open.
thus rendering u an easy matter for
the thieves TO do their work 80 far
they have carried ell nothing but
money. Clothing and provisions are
not siioloStcsl, which woeii indicate
they are well clothed and well fed. IL
would nov he IN order for the police
10 capture them 50 that they may be
well cared for and properly housed
THK wxoNa KISn ~ MrssKIs.--A.
Z. Abe. resident Of North Seattle.
came down town yesterday Sith his
face and hands considerably hlossed.
on the aight tefarc be hsht au un-
sltaSant exTeFieare. Just before re-
firing he ate some canned ufusSels,
and ia = short tisae he began 10 cxf'zs-
rfencs 1aeeT sensations ana son no
tisss. thar his lsce Vas boating. de
S,srscsi On a run down street ard luck
Nv found 4 doctor Who took him IN
charge aud administered ant4aotes
that som put him heycud danger.
TuE 0FAaeis tsRso. The eSTgo Of
thr bark otar0 Which sss wrecked OF
ra.ns Reeves en- last saturday night
consisted ri ffao tons ri tisltaan coai.
n va consigned III she Seattle Ceai
& iron Company 50 She Rsn,an Csal
gns,spsnv 81 san Fr2urtsco, wasch
.4,yes4s.x insured the eaSTa there Tor
me ~eafsi4 r.siaps1y Eeniun. Haimcs
4 ID. Ieo cwnesi fae bark, are nFster-
st.sst - have had her fusiy covered b.
Insurance
Sss,Sss.tt S1<1ETx SfRskSFssz. - A
-. : -, q s.-s..ssl.s.r~ a.
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sxsRxaex % ,u~ssenges rates O. ssesrsss-
sAf., s.rxsaiss Tk< sxre "a strznaskssP
FFrssassg hetexfsss xzis ~ % ce2Es eSseexa
s<s.xke asz4 Tsrofas -ti
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- esuts 80 close line OF all pure wool
Albratross cloth. chester cleary.
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Lace curtain nets. We are closing then
out a. low a. = cents Chester Cieary.
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We are closing out our mnsiin uDdeFwea
aud chsldren's dresses. Chester Cleary.
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AsfeABLE suiT.-papers were FLED
in the district court yesterday in Il suit
whereby the heirs of the late Mrs
Eliza Klamath. Of Sonofna, California,
seek to clear away some legal cont
piieafions. Among the heirs are Mrs.
Satellite Baxter. Mrs. 4. NJ. Broke,
Mrs. Elizabeth Wrightman, Mrs.
Caroline Wood and Mrs. Mary Akin
son. Mr.. sutcliic Baxter Is executor
of the estate.
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vhs steamer Skseit s7hsef viii soaca
AZ Ssan~Oci, leaving here Al - "a
On the .SS6-
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We are closing out our parasols. Chester
GleAry
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Keep cool. We are closing out our fans.
Chester Csearg.
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Model Ministries !!
A Show Of Esw Greatness.
snmsthiag to Please All

Il Is the oniy Minstrel she's that win
perform everything savcrtiscd and viii
freely fo-scss xaSts9 10 any charity In the
city II we do not carry out ogr promises TO
the letter. II j. The only Minstrel Show in
America that has nTummend and Hows,
who have been. SHruamed by the press a.
the ssksn@s Of III EquilibFisfs Il is the
Gals Minstrel -lisw with nav features. new
st,ecialties aud new novelties. II Is the
only Minstrel Show that does not employ
broken down performers who have been
dropped By ali frxt-riass consultations. 1t
Is the only show advertised here that has
obtained fhs unanimous endorsement Of
fhr press wherever II has appeared. and we
are prepared 10 suisfantiate this statement
with both The documents and coilaternis
Remember, that Mcintyre & Heath's Min
streis viii exhibit their entire show. com
biness with HayezIy's Original Company,
which il positively the largest on earth.
making two complete shows in one. Don't
fail 10 see the CREATES, of all buriesaHes.
SIZE: Oh, SCENES IN AFRICA.
cHAs HoLTDS, Business Manager.
Family circle and parquet. 81; balcony
and gallery. 80 cents seats on sale Mon
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Tarrant's SETTER AsSrtsai ef,erfsss-
allx cssr,,s constipation &nd sscS bead
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tsre cars aa4 f~suaess. we az sss--.ss
,hess. sss. cur prssSs f<h ihs s&ss4 Nsss'sz'
c!eAss.
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Tickets for sale at Book Stores and
Trinity Rectory. iyets
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-sxazatx psarse Lake wish b&rge VII
lAAex fs<sesss Gsaast a. - a - saA-p-
s.esssraiax tsxxa sAs EexeA al ?. -
TfrEEz~-Asu2ss. - cSz1. cAtFd-er- =
eeats. ifE
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fgss cent ss-inch dress goods to close
Chester clcary.
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The rabies cry for them. The ladies sigh
for them. Those luscious hams at fraseh
the grorer'p
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What terrible run Frsseh the grocer
has on those luscious hams. Only few
left. Get one before they are all gone. jyiiti
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fraseh the grocer always makes il paini
10 keep fine, sweet, juicy hams aud fancy
break fast bacon. Every piece of meat
guaranteed
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opafly
sxeise
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nant /
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Aud stin they go. Those delicious ham.
MT Frasrh,x
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. cents to eio~e lot OF 20 inch dTe'
goods Chester tleafy.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-05
viii Call out the Allies.

CHICAGO, March 5.-The report gained
currency late last night that the engi.
neers and firemen on the G. B. and
Northern would be called out tomorrow.
The Burlington and Northern line to ST.
Paul has been generally re-
gsrded as an offshoot or ally oil
OF the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
1t was said that the vioe-president oil
the Burlington and Northern was In
the city this evening. and had been for
mslly notified Of the proposed strike. A
solid basis for these reports was very
difficult to obtain. The report was
finally asoertained to be true and at mid
night Vice President G. B. Harris, OF
the Burlington and Northern was
closeted with President Perkins, OF
the. Burlington and Quincy. Harris hsa
been served with q notice tonight. 1t
was the result Of the meeting Of the
engineers and firemen held this after
noon at La Crosse. The notice was
substantially that II the Burlington and
Northern did not cease interchanging
traffic with.the Burlington and Quincy
before p. %. Monday, the engine men
would strike In a body.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-05
Another Wreck.

Yesterday on the Southern Pacific
railway, q DISASTROUS freight wreck
occurred. Disastrous to the company on
account Of the number OF cars damaged,
but not disastrous to life, for there was
no loss Of life, the train gang escaping
safely. Several cars were derailed and
broken up pretty badly, and traffic was
blocked for some time, the regular mail
and express train being compelled to
transfer over the wreck yesterday and
today. The cause Of the wreck was the
spreading Of the rails. The disaster oc-
CURED between Weimar and Sohulen-
berg.