The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-09-21
THE CURRENT GAVE OUT
AND THE. CAR RAN DOWN THE
VERY STEEP INCLINE
At a Terrific Rate of Speed-The
Passengers Jumped Out to Save
Their I.iVes-One was Killed and
Many Others wounded.


Passengers jumped Out to Save
Their L,ives-One was Killed and
MANY Others wounded.
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" Vincnnrns ~ r,,J .'md ,,,;fe uern ~, t,n
car; Mrs. De eBruler escaped with only a
scratch, and Mr.. DeBruer being CON
SiueraDly SIC. DrrlSeu inc arms ana 'GSS, ana
If Cnsrv ri wos no;ntmIiy Irn;se,
about the head and shoulders, but not
seriously hurt. M. J. CarthilI, of Prince
toll, t ln",, hnu ms r'Snt :I snon'9eI u'S,
;ri,,r;cs Nice n IA NI,ss.,. sLn,,Idn,.
dislocatcd and ankle spraincd. Mrs.
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None Of the other nossenpcrs were
seriously hurt, though all had more or
less bruises and scratches. The affair
''L 81 i"o,i o,el emJ '.I,o"is ~ III 'ne S'tS
Chickamaupo and nearly NIL the injured
left the city on trains. The officers of
the company rendered every possible as
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ninutes after thc accident Occurred
Tho Sho,h, Arroro s.,vs -, of,,, :. Il.
ing actively made to build a good hotel
in the beautiful town that paper so well
represents. By all means let the project
be pushed to perfection. 1t is the best
investment Shelby, or any other town
with natural or business attractions, can
make. A really good hotel, adapted to
the tastes of those who are on the wing,
and who have perhaps become critical
and fastidious by comparison of houses
catering to their wants or tastes, will
hold visitor long enough to attach him
to the place he visits, and induce him into
investments advantageous u polis slues'
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A cool Morning.
I'll. ovrccted frost did rot corc vest.r-
l,,. r,,rn;ry rnt hec,use II x,sro+ cold
,,ouo1, h,,t hocorso Friendly for inter
,,sod Tho ,,,o,.c,,,,. ,+ half r,st , -,
was 36o, and perhaps had been a little
lower. The weather moderated yester-
day, and the danger is past for the pres
tnt. These iogs, which are light, and
vanish by O'Clock, are the great protec-
tion to the tobacco crop and enable plan
ters to postpone cutting even later than
at lower elevation. Scarcely half the
tobacco i'll this section is yet cut.
The AsheviIle TOBACCO Journal.
,,,,,,. ,,;,tod ,,d orJr od;t.d o;oht
,,o,re reysro,er devotcd entirely f., tbc
tobacco lntereStSoI ASl'eNilIcalld western
NorIh Sa'o'''l'' "''"' ''S '''''''' "I-
Peari'ilce III th's ''Iy Yesterday a'tCr''ooh'
IL iSissueu weekly ny 'he AS'eVll'eJ"ur''al