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COUNTY NEWS.

Amos H. Keller has applied for
an injunction against the Burlington
Electric Light Works because of the
smoke, steam and noise made by the
dynamos.
William HI. Baker, of Burlington,
has been held in 500 bail for his APP
pearance at court, charged with COM
hitting an assault and battery on his
| son Howard.
A decision has at last been reached
in the Rowland Jones will case at
Mount Holly, by which the 100000
belonging to the estate in Burlington
is to be divided among ten of the heirs.
The Atlantic county Board of Free
holders has been summoned to show
cause why it should not pay a share of
the cost of the proposed bridge over
Mullica river at Chester Neck,
between Burlington and Atlantic coun-
ties.
James Kellum, known as "Uncle
Jim Kellum," an early resident of
Bordentown, died recently in the West
and he will be taken to his old home
for burial. He was one of the Oilers
who caught the California gold fever,
and has been in the West for many
years.
The body of a drowned man was
found on Saturday morning, in the
Delaware and Raritan canal, near
Bordentown. There was nothing
found on the body by which it could
be Unidentified, excepting a pencil stamp
bearing the name Of A. P. Paiser.
Secretary Dye, of the State Board
of Agriculture, states that the oat crop
is being terribly devastated by a louise.
This is especially true in Burlington
county, but he finds that the same in
sect has appeared in other places. The
oats turn yellow and die. Clover is
being destroyed in some sections by Il
small worm which cuts off the top.
Wheat is suffering somewhat.
Mrs. Carrie E. Vandegrift was adj
mited to bail on Friday in the sum of
$4,000. to Joseph H. Gaskill, Supreme
Court commissioner, a bail bond, signed
by John Longstreet and Alfred VOL
from, Mount Holly, who qualified in
the sum of $4,000 each, and the com
missioner approved the bond. Failure
to have Prosecutor Budd in attendance,
however, delayed matters a day when
the order for her release was received,
to her home in Burlington. She will
be sentenced Tuesday, July 1, the
Supreme Court in the meantime re-
viewing the evidence in the case.
DELANco.-A little daughter ofMr.
I Knapp, residing on Rancocas avenue
near the station, fell into the water one
day last week, but was promptly rescu-
ed by her brother Lawrence, who
sprang in after her.
AS the passenger train due here
about FIVE o'clock Thursday evening
was crossing the bridge after leaving
the station, an unknown man put his
head out of the car window, and before
he could draw it in again he struck
the iron rod that supports the draw
He was drawn into the car after it had
crossed the bridge, when it was found
he was seriously injured. Later reports
saw that he is slowly improving.
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Painless Childbirth, a new book by
DR.. John III. Dye, one of New York's
most skillful physicians, shows that pain
is not necessary in Childbirth, but results
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any pain whatever. 1t also tells how to
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attending pregnancy. 1t is reliable and
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for descriptive circulars, testimonials and
confidential letter sent in sealed envelope
Address FRANK THOMAS & Co., Pub
fishers, Baltimore, Maryland,
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Beverly Post Office.

OFFICE Hours:-From on A. N. to 3, P. M
TAILS CLOSE,
n. Y. and East Jersey, way, 1876 q. m. $50 p, m.
Trenton, 5.45 p. m
philadelphia, Pa. f'.40a M, BIO p. n.
" way mail, 5.l5 q. m. 100 y, m
NAILS ARRlVE
N. Y. and East Jersey, way, 800 a. m. BIS p. m
Trenton, 1890 p. m
Philadelphia, Pa, 100 a. M, $50 p. m
=" " way mail, $50 a. M. 4.40 p. M
GEORGE GILBERT. ACTING P. NJ.
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THE PUREST AND BEST

Articles known to medical science are
used in preparing Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Every ingredient is carefully selected,
personally examined, and only the best
retained. The medicine is prepared
under the supervision of thoroughly
competent pharmacists, and every step
in the process of manufacture is care
fully watched with a view to securing
in Hoods Sarsaparilla the best possible
result.
Itch, Mango, and Scratches on human
or animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
! Sold by A. W. Taylor, Druggist, Beverly.
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OF INTEREST TO ALL.
Corn is looking well.
Peaches will be scarce.

Corn is looking well.
Peaches will be scarce.
The blazer still holds the fort.
Summer footwear at Perkins.
Children's russell shoes, at Perkins.
The strawberry season is about over.
No backwardness about this summer.
Goods at correct prices, at Perkins.
1t was 800 in the shade on Wednes-
day.
Try BIG Elk BUTTER. It will suit
you.
See notice of moving machine for
sale.
Accordean ice cream is the latest
wrinkle.
There will be a very light crab
apple crop.
Most of the tennis costumes would
stop a clock.
We have seer several shad since the
season closed.
Council should establish a Board of
Health for this city.
Bridgeboro and Riverside are to be
connected by telephone.
John Longstreet, of Mount Holly,
was in town on Monday.
Miss. Annie Jordan is confined to
her house with typhoid fever.
IF you want a fancy fresh print
Butter try a pound of BIG Elk.
The pressing questions of the hour
were those of the Census Enumeration.
Henry G. Adams two brick houses
at Edgewater Park are nearly finished.
There are a very few properties to
be sold for delinquent taxes the past
year.
J.. Summer footwear, pretty styles, cor
rect prices, at Anthony's Shoe Depart
ment.
"To Let" and 'For Sale" notices
a always be obtained at the BANNER
office.
Hill will have all the Philadelphia
and New York Sunday papers to-
morrow.
Raspberries have made their appear
ance but the crop will be small and
the price high.
Stamped envelopes, if spoiled, are
redeemed by the Post Office; but not
spoiled stamps.
Mason's jars and jelly glasses at
Z. A. Hurry's corner Warren and
Laurel streets.
Rev. DR.. Conn will preach his fare
well sermon to his congregation on
Sunday evening.
Constable Mattson had a smiling
face on Friday morning. new arrival
in the household.
The Grove House has a goodly num-
Der of Summer boarders and arrivals
are expected daily.
Bicyclers appeared in force on the
Telford pavement on Warren street
Wednesday evening.
B. Frank Bishop of Coopertown, has
early potatoes of the Thornburg variety
as large as duck eggs.
Restaurant keeper David Champion
has put a water trough in front of his
place ON Broad street.
Miss Mary M. Sherman, of Massa-
chusetts is visiting Mrs. H. t. Temp
kins, on Warren street.
George Beswick's net was captured
by the Fish Warden on Thursday
night, who confiscated it.
Oxford ties, immense variety, all
sizes, IS cents to $3.50, at Anthony:
Shoe Department, Burlington.
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CANCER OF THE LIP CURED.

| suffered from Cancer on my lip
that defied the skill of the best physi-
clans of the State. | had it burned
out, but the operation only made it
worse, causing it to spread over more
more surface and eat deeper in. |
finally had it burned off again, and
used Swift's Specific (S. S. S. to heal
it up and drive the poison out of my
blood. The effect of the Specific was
magical! 1t healed up the Cancer
entirely without leaving a seal as a
remainder. This was wei four years
ago, and since then there has been no
sign of a return of the Cancer. l will
c~heerfully answer any enquiries in
regard to my case. ENos YoUNT,
Bradford, Ohio.
A Prominent DRUGGIST CURED.
eleven years ago | was suffering
from an attack of White Swelling. A
great many prominent physicians at
tended me but failed to effect a cure. l
commenced using Swift's Specific Is, S.
s., and after using it for a few months
I was entirely cured, and since then
have no symptoms of its returning.
feel that the cure is entirely due to the
curative properties contained in S. S.
S. l can cheerfully recommend it as
a medicine to all suffering humanity"
PAUL w. KIRKPATRICK,
of Kirkpatrick q Waffor, Druggists,
l.. johnson, City Tenn.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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BIG ELK BUTTER.

We invite your attention
to the BIG ELK BUT
TER confident that a trial
is all that is needed to con-
vince you that it has no
superior in this or any
other market.
Every pound of butter
bearing the BIG ELK
STAMP is guaranteed to
be
PURE.
One Thousand Dollars will
be paid to any person who
will furnish evidence of
adulteration whatever.
Owing to the scarcity of
ice this season GOOD
BUTTER will be made
by but very few diaries.
1t would seem the part of
wisdom for consumers to
arrange for their supply of
FIRST-CLASS Butter
with parties who are pre-
pared to meet this emer-
gency.
The
BIG ELK DIARIES
have erected at an expense
of several thousand dollars
a Refrigerating Ice Ma
chine which keeps the
building at a low tempera-
ture at all times, conse-
quently the butter never
varies.
This Buffer is used bv the
best Hotels and Private
Families in Philadelphia,
New York, Long Branch,
etc, such as the Cont
mental Hotel, Wissahickon
Inn, Lafayette Hotel, etc.
Having made arrange
ments to have BIG ELK
BUTTER shipped me
from the diaries several
times a week | am pre-
pared to deliver this cele-
brated butter to families
two or three times each
week.
The diaries are situated at
Oxford, Chester Co., Pa.
Chester County is noted
throughout the country as
producing the finest butter
of any county in the
United States.
:. C. BUTLEI
n
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THE STEAMBOAT
Il
TWILIGHT,

The Steamboat TWILIGHT will leave Chestnut
Street wharf at 7.3o a. m. and 3 p. m. Returning
leaves Beverly at 10 a. m. and $50 p. m.
Sundays leaves Phi adelphia at $50 a. NJ, and
2.3o P. NJ. Leaves Beverly at II a. ", and $50 P. NJ.
Fare, as cents. Excursion, 40 cts.
STEAMER COLUMBIA LEAVES BEVERLY
for Philadelphia at 100 a. M, and $40 p. M, re-
turning leaves Philadelphia at ? and g p. m.
Sundays Leaves Beverly at 8.4s a. M, and AGO
p. m. leaves Philadelphia at 2 and 6 p. M.
Single fare IS cts. Excursion 40 It's.
Freight carried at low rates.
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BEVERLY BANNER.
SATURDAY. JUNE 81, 1890.
Legal Notices.

Our friends will please bear in mind that the
BANNER is a legal newspaper, and as such is the
proper medium for all legal notices. Some adver-
tisements belong to us by law, while with many
others it is optional with the party interested as to
what paper should publish them.
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ALApY,s PERFECT COMPANION

SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-10
The shark aud the Diver.

From l.ife.
A business-like and very hungry shark
met an uusophisticated diver In search Of
investments.
"Good morning." said the shark, all
ably ''won't you step inside? have "A
remarkably fine interior that | want Ia
show you, also some corner lots you'll
like-at least, | corner lots like You. Be-
sides. this is my usual dinner hour and
you are just in time, and ! can as
sure you you are exceedingly well
come. oh, don't hang back; | have
ample ri Ia accommodate you, aud |
can't take no for an auswc. I have taken
in any number of strangers for dinner,
and not one of them ever complained
a%fterwarl Of the treatment lac received,
and | am sure you Won't either. So don't
keep me waiting any longer"
WELL" responded the diver, ''sincc
you are So urgent and your family are mo-
toriously such good entertainers that mo-
body, one. their guest, ever goes any
where else, | will not refuse your courte-
u offer"
And. Ina justice to the shark, il is only
fair Ia state that ia. diver was never
known 10 make the slightest complaint.
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SPORTING GOSSIP.

jackson will reach San Francisco April
A California club official stated pub
licly that he believes Dempsey will not
return TO San Francisco or ever again
fight a finish fight. SO Dempsey told him.
A private telegram from Jim:Corbett to
"a frie nd in San Francisco stated tina the
young professor believes he 'has "a good
thing Of it, IN his proposed match with
Sullivan. JiIn's New York friends assure
him that he will win as easily as with Kill
ra.". McAuliif will challenge Corbett on
reaching Chicago.
Jimmy Carroll sent a telegram To Car
ney, the English lightweight champion
asking III he will meet him in the Califor-
MIA club. III Carney does not fight, Jim
Burgess. the Australian champion who is
coming here next week, may he matched
with Carroll.
Francisco has matched Charley Began
and Martin Caifcrty, the rival weller
weights, to box ten rounds before the
Shannon-Mahan fight on the 18th inst.
Began has been attracting attention lately
by his clever exhibitions in the clubs, and
the contest with Caifcrty is expected to be
"A Knockout.
Gus Bradley, the lightweight champion
Of Canada, writes from Seattle that he is
anxious to meet Prof. John ii. Clark, who
- y ~ lpr'anu' ne VIII niec' ,iarh
tons.
The match between Young Mitchell n
La Blanche Is almost a certainty. Both
men signed the club agreement Friday To
fight June q at l5i pounds. La blanche
wanted To weigh in two hours before the
nehl; so uhat ne couiu take on s9ine
Mclent, iisoeah Oh W''gning Jms' oeiors
%"Ipiu Nv wv rlhgi nnans asrteu
Icnosi, soyo one week hence. and sJ,n
within thirty DAYS 81 The iiyht Ia y,,aran-
t,n thai they will be n, ,Lo mr.. scrihad
weight
,s
lhc occlnelitalc ini,uIr.ctors lave com.
iinh, h.,nnnr - tiharnsLi al I'LL
LAWS ,n tnLc Mac in San Era,cisc, nv,
,non,h' Dnyis viii yn tn San Eranc;.ca
nf,cr hc r,cciy,s n hcnoii, from his SNORT,
inc admirers i'm OMAN. ~
-,
Ii'cher no'lias LoNe.t s,gneua coiitract
WIN Tue brookiyh team tuesday. WIN
a.soci,,i,n ,n'nian ,.,,, - nna, IN ii'
1900, saus H., hn ~ In 1911 ,,i,a III
honas n - 80. $50 haahs
M y.nr ,han la, ~
"''''
vincent Daiiy, Tie new cleveland league
player, made Tour hits ia a game AT Hot
Springs "A few days ago, two OF which
were home runs. ana III "a sprint race lac
defeated SUNDAY ana Hemp, the Ptttsburg
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N AND STOCKS.
Ups and Downs In Market Values on tn
New York Exchange.

Ups and Downs In Market Values On the
New York Exchange.
New YORK, April 9.-There vas more
business i'm stocks to-day, but the in
creased trading was entirely for the ac-
count Of the board room traders. Union
Pacific received the most attention and IL
was qnite active at advancing prices, i'm
provcment being accompanied by vague
rumors hat something Of a favorable ma
turc was to come out in the next few days.
Trading ia stock ran up TO over 2s,OOO
shares and shows n gain OF Nc at the
close. The market rallied slightly to-
ward the close which was dull and steady
at small fractions under last nights fig
ures.
Governments were steady.
Petroleum-Opened steady at s0M, adj
vanced, became weak and finally closed
q at 19A.
Bar silver-@.
Copper-Nominal; Lake. April, si4.25;
May, Sli.2O.
Lead-Barely steady; domestic, 1851.
Tin Steady; straits, $40.
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MINING INFORMATION.

MINING INFORMATION.
There are I,5OO recorded claims in the
Berker mining district.
The output OF the Drum Lumnion for
the month of March exceeded 100000.
some very rich gold prospects are being
worked AT the head of Ruby gulch. Fergus
county.
The Bald Mountain district, which is as
yet u~norganized, promises a great deal
in the near future.
The Consolidated California a Virginia
has declared n dividend OF % rents a
share, payable April 10.
The Goncolda mine at Red gulch has
been closed since March IL, but will COM
mence operations as soon as the mn IL
ready TO run.
Conrad Brothers of Fort Benton are me-
gotiating for a $4,000 bond on the Queen
of the Hills Of mines at Neihart. lhe
deal will probably he carried through.
The Elmore ldahol Bulletin states that
the celebrated vishnu mine, mt Rocky
Bar. has been transferred TO the new
owncrs.w who are in possession of the prop
erty. The consideration $4,000, has been
paid.
~ s''s ''
the scene Of the gold strike al Wellington,
Douglas county. report that a ledge seven
feet wide. ~assaying 500 to The ton, has
been struck. II is said To equal the Com
stock lode. There is great excitement.
Reports come in that the snow Is fast
going off in the mountains 50 that II VIII
not be long before access can he had 10
The most remote mining camps. There
III - g. -A.. a.as.ssn
camp in the Belt mountains from Neihari
TO Iogo. There have been some good
showings made among the mines of the
latter district SO that il is likely To come
rapidly to the front.
There is a painful apparent certainty
that miners and ~workingmen are cheaper
than timbcrs and safe machinery. A
strange part Of the matter is that when a
miner is crippled OF killed, nobody is ever
10 blame for il. To boom stocks and
save dividends To men who are already
rich, timbering is neglected, worthless
machinery is tolerated. men are sacrificed
and women and children are left widows
and orphans. Nine accidents out Of 10
are caused by carelessness and a very
large percentage occur through no fault
Of the victim. When work is scarce men
will take desperate chances TO earn bread,
and mine owners and managers should
not be allowed To take advantage of their
necessities. The only remedy is a heavy
verdict for damages against the company
that wantonly slays its operatives
Rocky Mountain GET.
An international exhibition of mining
and metallurgy on an extensive scale will
take place In London during the summer
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Prom the Buffalo Commercial ADV crtiser.
The report Of the state assessors just
submitted To the legislature shows a
marked depreciation in the value 81 farm
lands in almost every county.
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And Yet He Survived,

Prom the Minneapolis Tribune.
Thirty physicians attended the Emperor
Of China during his early childhood. His
constitution Is probably good for 100
years or more,
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Closing stocks

Money on call easy, at in Sc.
Prime mercantile paper. 5a1Ec.
Sterling Exchange-Quiet, strong sixty
day bills, A.S54; demand, A.s1E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06
HE Is NOT ALONE.
His Old Friend, the Rumor Without
Foundation, is at Cresson.

CREssoN SPRINGS, PA, Sept 6-president
Harrison after a restful night broakfasted in
his private dining room at the Mountain House
at . this morning. The day opened with a
rain storm, rendering outdoor exercise un-
desirable, and after breakfasting the Pres
den; returned 10 his cottuge. where a largo
amount of mai matter had accumulated.
After going through the mail with lrivate
Secretary Iialtord the President received ex-
Deputy Quartermaster General Eakln, who
caiied TO pay his RESPECTS. A proposition was
made 10 Secretary lialford looking to the hold
ing OF a reception IN honor OF the executive at
a lInIe most agreeable TO hIm. but as the lresi-
dent mad come here for absolute rest and quiet
II was discouraged. at least Tor the time being
The dIsagreeable morning had the effect of re-
duclng quite materially the member
OF guests at the hotel. but additional
arrivals are expected early next week. Assist
ant Secretary MIllets of the Department of
Agriculture and chairman OF the world fair
governmental board passed through here last
night en- route 10 Chicago, where ho goes TO
consult the local authorities with a ylew 20
tamlIlarlzlng himself with the plans for the
tar. MIR. NIllcts was accompanied by Mr. r.
i. Byckiord, late United States supcrinte ndent
OF the agricultural exhibit at the world 5 fair
IN Paris.
When asked this morning IL the President
had made am selection tor the vacancy IN the
oifcc OF hrst assistant postmaster general Sec
Rotary Haliord replied an the negative. The
rumor indicating The selection Of Mr.. Michener
OF Indiana tor the office, he added rs with
out foundation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06
HOUSE.


On motion OF Mr. Baker (N.Y.) a bill was
passed granting pension OF slO0 q month to
Gen. Henry A. Barnum
THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL
The House then proceeded to the considers-
tion of the conference report on the river and
harbor bill
Mr.. Henderson 0lL) in explaining the pro-
vision OF the report gave his hearty adherence
to the policy OF internal improvements.
Mr Holman (lnd.) criticised those portions
OF the bill as agreed upon in conference which
make appropriations for the purchase of the
Portage Lake canal and for The Improvement
OF the Hay Lake channel
Mr.. blanchard (La.) defended the action Of
the conferrees.
THE CONFERENCE REPORT AGREED To.
After further brief debate the conference
report was agreed to.
On motion OF Mr.. Richardson Tenn Senate
JOINT resolution was passed for the printing of
4oo,ooO copies OF the report Of the Secretary of
Agriculture
A LITTLE APPROPRIATION GROWS TO De A
BIG ONE.
The Speaker pro tenn. (Mr. Burrows) laid be-
fore the House the bill for the erection of a
new tower near the site of the light house
on Smiths Island Va, with Senate
amendments thereto. These amendment are
very general in their character. and provide tor
the erection of light houses and fog signals
throughout the country and increase the
original appropriation of Sl50.O00 Tor one
specific object into an appropriation of almost
Sl,O0OOO0 for general purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06
A BIG DEAL.
The Canada Pacific to Acquire the
Wabash System.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept "a letter received
here yesterday from the international news
bureau Of London and directed to the repre-
sentative of the United States central branch
Of that bureau states that at the October meet
ing of the directors of the Wabash railway sys-
tenn east and west of the Mississippi river it will
pass into the control of the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company. President W. c. Van
Horne Of the Canadian Pacific Company
during the month OF August made Q
careful inspection of the Warbash system, in
cluding Its leased terminals in Chicago, which
he concludes as profitable for a continuous
line from Detroit, now reached by his company
to ST. Louis and the southern farm an fruit
belt This is a most desirable property, with an
ultimate Pacific coast connection via the Frisco
line and the Southern Pacific. Ii is understood
that the deal is English with the aid of Hol-
land bondholders
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R0CHEFORT'S FORTE,
He Smites One Of Bculanger's Critia
on the Thigh.
CANADA PACIFIC BUYS WABASH
Destructive Hail Storm on North
Dakota Crops.
THE NEWS OF THE DAY BY TELEGRAPH
WRECK IN THE MOUNTAINS.
one Passenger Seriously Hurt and Con-
siderable Damage Done.

oGDrS, UTAH, Sept 6.-The Union Pacific
railroad east-bound fast mail train leaving
here at 9:55 am. Yesterday was deraiied and
wrecked one mile east OF one-thousand Nile
Tree IN Weber canon last night A broken rail
on sharp curve caused the accident The
engine left the .ails, but ran along the sleepers,
as did also the mail baggage and forward pas
senSer coaches. The three last cars. consisting
OF fGllman sleeper. special OF the Boston
ana Albany railroad, with President Bliss of
Boston and party on board, aud lilo Grands
coach, hew the track, overturned down an en-
bankment ana lay In a wreck clear OF the right
OF way. \ special train with surgeons and
stretchers LETT Tor the scene. Ii is said there
were no fatalities. One passenger. named Mrs.
Gates, was eNtricated from an overturned
sleeper by choppng out the side of the car.
She Is seriously hurt All passengers were
terribly shaken up, but most Of them went on
by the next train