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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
PRESIDENT ADAMS WILL RESIGN.

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS INTENTION TO
RETIRE AS HEAD OF THE UNION PACIFIC.
Boston, Nov. 25.-President Charles Francis Adams
openly stated today that he will resign the Union Pa
clc presidency at tomOrrow's meeting Of the stock
holders here. lie will not, however, write letter OF
resignation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

place at the company's Offices, No SO Wallst., yes
terday. The directors for the ensuing year are A. p
Man, George Peabody Wemore. William o. Platt John
BARKER L. C. LathrOp, Alrlck ii. Man, Charles T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
TO PREVENT TIE IssrING OF noNDs

Annapolis. Md. Nov. 2j.-Thc Drum Point Railroad
Company has taken an appeal from the decision Of
the Circuit Court Of Anne Arundel County granting an
Injunction 10 certain taxpayers 10 prohibit the COUNTY
Commissioners from issuing 900 900 IN bonds to the
Drum Point Railroad Company after vote OF the
people had authorized the Issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
NOT ANXIOUS FOR FEWER PASSES.

Chicago, Nov % (SpecaD.-Only thirteen out OF the
thirty three Western lines interested attended today's
meeting here TO consider plans for essenng the num-
Der OF passes granted. The small NUMBER atd the
apparent lack Of Interest put dampcr on the Hee'Ws
and 1t was adjourned until next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
OFFICIAL CHANGES on A ROAD.

Boston Nov o5-Gcn,raI Manager Charles Howard, OF
the NcwYork and New. England Railroad, has issued an
which he notice that A. A. Jackson mas re-
signed OF general superintendent OF the road Inc
abolished and in IT, stead the once OF super
ntendcnt transportation f. established and given TO H. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

The annual election oi t'c lilly Foster hlhc KAN
road Company held al the Office Of The company
No ~ Wallst, yesterday. The old board oi directors
WAS reelected. The annual election VI director" Oh
The Ncw-Yorb and Sea Beach Railroad Company t'o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
RETURN OF c. p. HUNTINGTON.

G. Huntington returned TO this city yesterday from
hts trim through the Mr. Huntington has been ab-
sent SIX weeks The object Of hs trip was an Inspection
* the Central Pacific, southern Pacific aud other
railroads In which b. l. interested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
domestic SilulnUl5 tudiltfu

Females.
II ESPECTABLE English woman wirhe,,
IL washing or cleaning by the DAY ="
West 3i,t-,t.. rear.
ID ESPECTABLE woman Ia go out 10y tn"
Ii daV washing and cleaning b'st rtlrr''
rnceS H.. 300 East Gcth.sL. 1T hoor, n"oh-
SITUATIONS WANTED. servant, ;
- city or country German, Swedr, lri;n'
scotch cOlofcd arrcnhorn girls. ~ 10 riu'
UFNDRICk SONS old Reliable Agency
100 Fulton--t., Brooklyn; references ihNo'
tlgatod.
SENMSTRESS. nv u cOlored Young slI,
- In private family; or go out nv the uNy
dr,,. smaking. can III East sith-st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. by a young Glrl nS
u up-tai,s girl and help WIN whtlne ~!
rfrncc. Apply 383 East SOol-st 4; BURKE
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w COMPANION. by II respectable young
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w positions Of all grades can be- srecur u
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30 Bible House. y. Y.
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w main washing or Office towels has best
city reference: opcn-air drying ALMA
$50 Jd-sse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
A nruncnArIc MAYOR OF DOVER. y. IL.

Dover ~ H. Nov. 25.-in the city election today
Henry r. Parker DEM wac elected Mayor by ~
majority The city government stands eight Rcpub-
Ucaus seven Democrats % Democratic gain Of one.
rbt is thc first Democratic Mayor Dover has ever had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
v,.s.r pt-y CARS ~ THE WINTER.

Albany. y. y, nov. 23.-Ihc state Board Of Rail
road Commissioner, this afternoon denied the appl
cation Of the Rochester AID Lake ontario Railro,d
Company for permission 10 suspend the operation Of its
road during the coming winter months. similar
nnplication by this road denied last year by the
ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

Refined petroleum unchanged at 7.35 cents in bar:
rels and Q. 80 cents In
Foreign quotatlons-Antwerp. 16 is francs; Bremens
6.o5 marks: London. 1-20 916 pence.
OIL CITY PENN Nov. 25.-National Transit certia'
Gates opened G9ac highest, 69Ic lowest 6osc Closed
6si.c sales bis charters. II 004 bbsi ship
mentS 40 l10 bbls runs, lld.o92 bbls. , ,..n.,
Transit certificates opened at CSC closed at Gsc highest
w bradford penn Nov o5-National Transit certificates
open,d al 6c closed Csc highest 69sc lowest, 8sst
cearances, 10000 bbl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
,nom.slie 5lluailcrs ipan'eo
Females

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n,iIoK or CHAMBtnM AID --hy io"nE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
ANNOUNCEMENT

Beware Of a slight irritation OF the tnroaS:
Brummel's Cough Drops give immediate reneL "enu.s
have A. ii. b. on each drop. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

Why don't you try Carter's Little Liver Pilsr
They are positive cure sick headache and Oil the
Ills produced BY disordered liver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
. sPRrK's PAT INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUSHION ~
.e,s heard Successful when remedies fail ulastrAtsa
book proofs FREE Call write f. HlsCo1 900 d "A "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
| domestic 5,tuatiJns Wantc1

sf--f--eN--
Females.
w ASlIING.-By frst.class color'o
w laundrrss with best city references,
10 do gcntlemen's and family Washing y
the week or dozen. Address {. T.. JOHN
son. l2S West 30th-st.
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAiD.- BY
w a nr-t-clasS waitress understands an
S.lsd, care ~ silver and fine china nf-t-
class city references. Can l,OlI 0th-aNe.,
between 9th and 5Sth sts.
Az AITRESS.-By "A rrst-cia,, waitress Ia
w a small private family thoroughly ex-
nsrlenred can make all kinds OF salad-
best city references. 10 West 24tn'st',
near Gth-aye., I'd bell.
xN An Rt.SS.-By nrst-,lass waitress, In
W hotel or clearinghouse year4 refer
rncc from last place. Please call l3O West
2Gth.st.
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w family wash ng at her home best OF
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N; ANTED.-work by the week to help
w In kitchen Of hotel or. restaurant
viii sleep home II so desired. Address
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
domestic 5itualuls tcdnt.6
Females.

Females.
M AIrRESS.-By "A Young North German
w Protestant; fr-t.class waitrCs'; makes
all kinds of salad, best rcfercnccx no OBJ
lection to private OF fine bolGAlg'ho
Mrs. B1kCN'S, l!9 East i2th-sl., between
Sd and 4th aNes.
w AITRl.Ss and CHAMBEfMAID.-B
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f. respectful ard oblising has good rfer.
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can take buffers place neat. obllging wiz
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w Who wish a. b. together wOulc take
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crsnces no cards. address l.. .. Box 1O2.
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,ob, of same. Addr ;, :. r., l,2@' Bway.
xroUN1 CARR. 10 take care ~ children
4 and he rcn,nliy useful. Can he seen
AZ I52 Gth-tle.. upstairs.
YOUNG American gin wants poSition. Ia
I some family can do good sowing and e
willing; good references. Address or coll
c. H., sol West li3d-st.
Continued On Ninth PsSsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
HENRY A. DANIELS. ". D.,

30 WEST SJTH ISL.
Diseases Of the Nervous System Ofgsess
In potence and Sterll!ty Hours 70 /. 70 Q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26

Mn VII OF IO.'' LNH''IsV
Having glanced at Paris and defined humorously
some of his Impressions OF Partisan cookery. Mr..
J)coew with his usual versatility changed his mood
from gay 10 grave. and closed his lecture with an
annlytlcal and cloCueni and brilliant description Of
The character the players and the play OF the Passion
at Oberammergau.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
eoGRAN's MARROW ESCAPE.
Honduras President Pad TO Fight for
His Life-The Present situation.


His Life-The Present situation.
SAN SALVADOR, Nov IS President
Ezeta is in receipt OF a telegram from
President Bogran, of Honduras, in
which the latter admits that ne has been
forced by Sanchez 10 eyacuate the cap
ital and temporarily set up his Gov
ernment at Tamas, small place few
leagues from Tegucigalpa. During
the night Bogran, by fighting des-
perately with a small army, managed
TO break the lines of General Sanchez
and escape from the Camayagsela ward
of Tegucigalpa, where Sanchez SOL
diers had him hedged in. Many were
killed and wounded on both sides
Ezeta publicly announced on receipt
of the first news Of the re evolution that
it was the principle of Salvador 10 re-
main entirely neutral, and moreover
not TO permit any other Central Ameri-
can country TO meddle in the internal
discussions of It's sister republic.
This same stand has been also taken
by Nicaragua and Costa Rica. 1t is be-
lieved there is a secret understanding
between these two countries and Sal
vador TO prevent any aggression or
meddlesOme interference on the part OF
Guatemala in the internal affairs OF
any OF the other republics. If Barillas
sends an army to the relief of Bogran
Ezeta will send troops to Honduras to
head il of
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
a BAD FIRE.


1t Breaks Out in the Wellington Bar
racks, Ntar London-SeveraI Persons
Hurt.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The Wellington
barracks Of the guards we're destroyed
by fire Wednesday. The fire originated
on staircase in the quarters of the
married soldiers. The inmates were
rescued by means Of ladders Thore were
il the barracks uumber of children suf-
fering from measles. who were wrapped
in blankets, carried out and put TO bed
in another building. TWO children,
however, are missing, and it is feared
that they pcrished. The latest report
says thatover twenty persons were moro
or less injured by jumping from win
dows and that six persons received Sc
rious injuries and were sent to the hos
uital
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

CATABBH.-This dreadful disease,
oniy a ST lght cou-est ol of the mucous
membrane OK tne nose az FIRST, increases
Nth eacn cold uuul 10 spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
IT, throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stOnl-
SCI, ETC.. causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and ma other dis
trcss.ng aud dangerous complaints.
fuIi account of Your present condition
auj the treatmeut you require, viii be
gwen you free OF charge ny Dr. :. Clay
Todd, 45 MOnrOe-si., Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
It YOU are nervous, restless, irritable,
teeu. s> or wake after h0rrd dreams.
tired mornings. with dull headache,
bad taste ll tna mouth. sometimes DIS
charges. and So about your employ
ment without .ife. energy and ambition,
& SIRE to bc al0ue. gloomy tOrebodlngs,
q spo,I ton % W0rrv and fret about
trouh.e ahead that never comes, spells
OF feeling afraid or uncertain, some
times low spirits. you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion Of
nerve power. which may end IN utter
prastrauou, insanity and death.
~ vou have n great sense of weakness
al weacness. with tired limbs, numb
ness. trembling, priCkly sensations, cold
feet ard legs, you are advancing 10 that
most serious disease, paralysis.
TIC v0ur head aches, feels numb and
tired with strsnge sensations. loss of
memory. aud yog tn'nS with q HhCuity,
or you are s.eepICss sc night, With drow-
siness and dlIoess during the day, the
nerve and BRAN fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death.
NE YOU have any Of these feelings do
not neglect them or they Nlll end iu par
s'yss, insanity. prostrst.on or death
AS You value your hfe 40 not neglect
thee warnings Tines aud experience
have shovp. snd hundreds of startling
sud mArve.tous cures have proved. that
these diseases are perfectly sns COM
p'etely cured ey Dr s. Clay Todd, No.
a MCnrcc-st.. room 4. Grand Rapids
Jnser the use Of TT. ;. clay Todd :
remarkanie remedies. al these symp-
tousyrsid asif ~ mage. and strength
of nerves. vigor 0f brain. vitality of
blood snd health Of body sre soou re-
stored
Hs remedies are purely vegetable
ard harm .ess, and csn only Be obtained
at hrs office.
UR. TODD compounds his prescrip-
secs before esCh patent n his office.
Ctsarra. deafness, rheuuat' sn1, ner-
vcus decfi tv. ImnCtence and All DIS
eases resuianr from esriF md scretlons
art ercesses of manhood. all 4 seases ot
the urinary orEsrs. partial pRrs vus
var-rcrnLls. rIrtures. juniors, sCrDtuIa
cIf sores. tropsv, sS'n q sesses. hvel
srf kidney complaints. heart seaSes
shortnrss cf breath. Dsck Of hesd
small 81 nscx, etc, mel lad q al female
complaints ard chronic sgases cured
quickly and permanently
DIR TOpD'S ofhc- = e. as Aouroe-st..
rrcrs a. Grand Rsplas. Nch.
ri in~ilcires sgrse y th ne stomach
So Vcu can sat ANYTHING zen cnoo<e
he sn nis ofice from n tne morn
irE ln tne evFning, every dsg
hrt ~untsTs
Cal. very5CdY. Afrsuaiy ak W
rret v1u nothing
Lev Charges Rsp-1 Cures
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

LONDON. Nov. ~ Stanley has placed
a. the disposal OF the Times all the
documents connected with the rear
guard. including Bonney's original re-
port and The officers log-book. The
Times will begin The publication of tho
papers to-da7. Mrs Jameson writes -
the Times that her husband sid witness
an act Of osnuibalism. but that be made
no sketches At TIE time and that be did
eos blv the victim
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

a ssF@ass ssr.ss - Dss-sssrs a Asas-
- - ; q .asAs c. hsasa.


bx1s - = y .asNs Cty hsase
KANsAs NKEs. Nc. Ass. lA-MAsR
Sslby Jeaess seeret@ry 81 TIE lats Hall
A MH.ls Hard s&rv Company. tbe
lareSst concern q tAs ksna west -
Chiaaxe. klllt8 kimself Is his sleKsNt
hozas hsre THURSDAY nigbh he esnuitr
ute3 gae l4st story = : tkrillng lie
Grsu& Tea years &go NlllleD Il Hal
snd Sslby JOnes. svo West NirglnisnS
Gna Taetn ps0a r. Willis. ~ leading
Kentucky iARlls, ease ~ tbs eats sRa
orEsnl1sa ne Hal A Wills HARD ware
Company. ska capita - : u4EteE ~
. million. Ths SRn0al business 81 the
nrm ran above nlln0n dollars. and
each year grew mere sx xtensiVs frem the
Aississipri 70 the Pacific coast
Nnen The famous real estate bosu of
les5-lss7 began % vaRe the uenbers
- the nourishinE hrE discovered
that their business wAs not cutie
What il formerly was. sAd al tie
same tine the burdens q ths high
priced reAl estate began t. make itself
felt Selby Jones AID not entertain "a
layishly as before and Ssgae rumors of
the big nrm's condition began 10 SET
anoat About year ago the coateen-
tia adviser Of tie house John q Brice,
disappeared mysteriously With several
thousand dollars OF the cOmpanys
money. He was last heard from in
Canada. A month later the firm went
into ths hands of receiver. and last
August Mr.. Hall fell III Of nervous pros
tration ana died A week after his
death Miss Bessie Hall charming
daughter Of the dead merchant became a
maniac and bis wife vas prostrated, ana
being without money was put IN an
Eastern hospital for incurables Willis
came out Of the wreck without dollar
and Is now roaming about the city out OF
employment When Selby Jones shot
himself ne added the last chapter The
death OF bis wife, who has been uncon-
scious since her husbands tragic death.
will almost complete the story. There
are two boys left, bright little fellows.
and penniless.
II Is learned that the stockholders in
the concern held meeting Tuesday for
the purpose of examining the books A
shortage OF something like 500 900 was
discovered. Jones was charged with
being responsible for IL He denied
It. The meeting adjourned 10 meet
again "Wednesday morning Jones went
TO his home and shot himself He left
a note for his wife stating that he had
been falsely accused, that his friends
had deserted him. and that he could not
bear 10 live longer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
THE OLD ROMAN.
Allen G. Tharman's 7Tth Anni-
yersAry Celebrated.
Mans Nlsuorss Among Them -
President Cleveland. Congratulate
the Aged Statesman.

CoaUnsVs. a.. Nov Is THIS sity q
in gala attire Ia bonoT of the ffta snRl-
xersars ~ the birth of Alien Il Thur
aaR Prom early morninE every ineam'
iur traiu hro1ght 81 the otis oontinfent
q prominent Democrats frou abroad.
and Al asy Judge Thurman was she re-
clpieut q conErstolatorF calls Ia
President Grover Cleveland came in 80
an early trAin aad a. once prooeeaea 81
the executive mansloA. where be as
tae guest q Governor Campbell
The sunshine Of the pleAssnt EutpEn
day seemed 10 have added siTor - TIE
frame q The Old Roman. who ss lie
shock the hand az Mr. Cleveland 80
warmly extended in oongrStulktioR,
assured bis caller that he had
not felt SO weil Tor many
lsonths. and that be hoped still 90
weather fee more years 'hut' said
be. ~ have lived long enough % Ind
myself more than appreciated by the
many kind friends who have remem-
herod ne on this day and ne wears
could add 70 the warmth ~ tAo con-
gratalAtions which they have showorod
upon ne"
Mr. Cleveland assured the ole Roman
that the greetings ct the daY. which
came from al quarters Of the
country. some extended IN person.
others by letters and hundreds by
wire. were bat The spontaneous
expression Of grateful people
toward one whose proud and pn-
swerving career had woa for him
alike the yeneratioa Of bis party and
tie admira ton OF the Nation. We
hope. Judge. said Mr.. Cleveland. that
you may vet be sphrod many wears o.
usefulness 70 see thk fullest fruition %
your doctrines and your teachings
Atil o'clock a n. public reception
took place 81 the Governors ONCE.
where ex- President Cleveland net the
many distinguished representatives Of
that party which acknowledge
him as leader. During the re-
ception AZ the State House the
firing of cannon welcomed Mr.
Cleveland 70 the State of Ohio. The
clsmorous crowd which Assem- bled in the
building would not depart Without per
sonslly greeting TIE eT- President and
line was formed. and as the multitude
ebbed slowly through Mr. Cleveland
shook hands with his admirers By
his side stood Governor Campbell Who
had veniured out for the trst time dur
ing the day. Congressman OuthW4ite.
Hon. Joseph +. Mcdonald. Of Indiana.
and several other Democratsoi National
celebrity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
Death OF an Arkansas Judge.

FoRr SMITH. Ark, Nov. 1s.-Judgs
sandel Associate Justice OF the SUI
prems Court OF Arkansas, died az bis
home in this city Wednesday. He was
United States Attorney for tho Western
district OF Arkansas under Cleveland's
administration and resigned upon the
election OF President Harrison. He was
elected in April 1889, to the Supreme
bench Of the State. Ssptem Der, /, 1920,
be was rejected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
HAVE QUIT BUSINESS.
Two Insurance Companies &c late Vol
uRtzty LlGaidAtiou.

unt2ty IiGuioAtiou-
NEW YORK. Nov. IS-The Knioker-
booker Fire Insurance Company has an
pounced It's intention % going into vol
unt2ry liquidation. II was probably
the Oldest fire insurance company doing
business on this continent Ii VAS
founded in 1877 aud had just completed
the I0sd year Of Ia existence
NEW YORK. New. la-The Guardian
Fire Insurance Company o. this city
has gone into voluntary liquidation be-
cause It's business had for some time
ceased to be profitable, and in fact was
conducted at loss The cash capital
was 500, 600. One O. the directors
said that the cssh capita. Of
the company bad been impaired
70 the extent OF 10 or Il per cent.
that the company had probably s., CO.,
600 or So. o0e GEO risks outstanding. and
that when they bad been reinsUree and
the business Of the company wound up
which would take about 3 year-tos
stockh olders would PROBABLY get seven
tv-fve cents OF the dollar
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

WARsAw Nov 1S-Tha trial ~ the
midwife. Skihinssa. her married dsuEh-
ter. Nine. ManoVssa. ne lstteF's sister
in-iaw. ard another woman. besides two
men. for she Murder % 2o0 infants has
iust kesn corcluis3 ssihirsks, ne
chief culprit wss sentenced 20 th~ee
ysars' II BrisoanenG vkfle h@T sccou-
riicss rot sherssr terms Arsinss - =
lsnisncy tss nahiic prosscu ~ promptly
aru1a.af
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

vssHTverov. Nov ~ A istssr rem
Ceres rscsi~es taroagh SO rsrsrsznss q 3
~ STATE ~ the 9srias Hospital Barssa "a.
ststes hat sp ss AHzast 81 ssvsssT OF e
Jaraaese residents Ia cores hs "a : sd ~
-hslsva. tse uei nssr of 5sraness report
81 as having ,oatvaetsa the disease -
fnr Iea The 1isssss rsportsa vsry
virrlest tn VlaStras tck, Ressiz
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
THROUGH A TREsTLE
Four KILLED and Many InJursd In Bad
snsshnp on ths Northern faciho.

Pour KILLED sBd Many Ingured IN Bad
snsshnp on ths Northern Pacific.
PoETLAND. Ore, Nov. Is south
bound Overland PSci1c train went
through the trestle over Lake Lsbisk,
near salem, 81 about s o'clock
Wednesday night The tresue gave
way when the engine ran on % "a
and the train. trestle and a. went
down together. tke engine being over
turned and bali buriee in the muc
Following the engine came The tender.
mall. baggage and express cars.
smoking car and tourist sleeper.
al of which we're smashed
Four men were killed outright s8d
hardly q pas..sngor on TIE train escaped
injury. Among the wounded Sss Cap
tain Jack Crawford the wsll-known
poet scout The deaths from tho aocl-
dent viii probably reach a. hirh - tea
and many have sustained What srs
feared 70 be serious internal injuries