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The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
YOu are i'm a Bad FIX.

But we will cure you if you will pay us. Men who are Weak, Nervous and Debili- rated, suffering from Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, and all the effects of early Evil Habits. or later indiscretions, which lead to Premature Decay, Consump- tion or Insanity, should send for and read the "Book of Life," giving particulars of a Home Cure. Sent (sealed) free, by address ing Dr. Parker's Medical and Surgical h. stitute, l5l North Spruce St., Nashville, Tenn. They guarantee cure CT no pay The Sunday MorRiRg.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
LOCAL NOTES.

.ce has been in demand during tn, week.
 Toe NJ. Culver, of Aztec, was in torn yesterday.
 Pete Hodges went up to Castle one yesterday. . Two photographers, late arrivals from Phoenix are in town. Custodio Ramirez was in town this week, from his ranch below Ylma.
 The attendance at school is in . c-asing and the average now is
 pupils.
 Captain Isaac Polhamus went to nsrnan by Tuesdays train, on a 1siless trip.
 Judge Isaac Levy left Norton yesterday and will be absent from i na for few days.
 his oln Johnson, who is engaged S, ,~ mining up the Colorado was n'rs during the week.
 t. Sheriff Kelton of Cochise county Q s,ed through Yuma yesterday on issway to San Francisco. Chester Townsend came up on his ranch below Lerdo, Mexico for day this week.
 The Southern Pacific is fortunate having G. A. Starkweather di- ,,ion roadmaster in charge here; nt B an active and efficient official ies!urveyor J. J. Fisher, of Pres ligt, arrived in Yuma last Satur- day and has taken charge of the Yuma Pumping Irrigation Com ies.y's works.
 aa, has. Durkee, a well-known Arizonian, a resident of Tomb. stone, attempted to commit suicide in Los Angeles last week. No ause is assigned for the act. William Grant and H. Nivin started up the Colorado river Thursday in a small boat loaded with supplies. They are bound flor the Castle Dome country.
 Lorenzo Poli, arrived from Bis bee yesterday. MT. Poli has re- turned for the purpose of doing work on his mining property which is located in Carga Mucha- cho district.
 In addition to the criminal eases BOW docketed it is said that tseveral mportant civil cases, not yet made plic, will be brought to issue at
 next term of the district court.
 will be some interesting
 2rgued in regard to "prop-
 ignts."
 fbate Judge F. L. Ewing has
 Sept busy this week. He has
 q testimony in the matter of
 ye of A, E. DeCorse, held g macy examination; drawing the tit and grand jurors for the ap- ,roaching term of court, besides attending to the routine business .sf his office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17

l SASo AlSG oH W l. OOAuSL O NO' oIuSSIOIs
 
 Charles Young and a man by the name of Dunkin, who is better known as "Sailor Jack" had a diff culty at the Yuma Exchange on Monday evening, during which the former was stabbed in the left shoulder. J. H. Shanessy and s. s. Gillespie arrested MT. Young's assailant and took him up to the county jail. The trouble between the men was caused by "Sailor Jack" being jealous of Young's at tentions to a woman called "Lou" and who is said to have been the cause of similar troubles in Phoe- nix and other Arizona towns. The prisoner had a hearing before Judge Ira Mabbett yesterday, who continued over the examination until Monday.
 Mss MARsH's ScHooL-(Incor- porated). A boarding and day school for young ladies and girls. will reopen September 10th. Di- pIomas given in regular course and musical literary course. Certi- fcatc in literary or other partial course. For circular, call or ad- dress 1217 s. Hill St.,iLos Angeles, Cal. 38-tf
 Chief Engineer H. B. Storey, IT,, who has charge of the work being done on the Southern Pacifo's new roadbed was in town Tuesday. MT. Storey says that the contrac- tors are making rapid headway and that the grading will be suf- fciently advanced by next month so as to allow the track layers to begin work.
 The new convent school build ing will be 30 feet wide by 48 feet long. It will contain two rooms and a hallway and is to be of brick, one-story high. The parsonage will be built on the opposite side of the street, next to the church. H. J. Deyo has the contract for the work.
 J. 0. Bond, who has valuable | property interests in Chili, has be- come interested in Yuma land and 1 expects to reside here permanently. |
 During his stay in town Ches bought a lot of grain, which he will plant on his ranch l below Lerdo.
 Mike Rice met with painful accident last week, injuring his right ankle by a fall. He left for Los Angeles Tuesday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17

Deputy Sheriff Frank Burke left for the Phoenix asylum Friday with Dalton, the insane carpenter, who was arrested on Madison ave- nue last Sunday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
A Safe investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist bottle of Dr. Kings New Dis covery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case. when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, etc, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bot. ties free at w. T. Gonder & Co. drugstor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17

United States Senator A. H. Colquitt of Georgia, accompanied by his daughters Misses Hattie and Laura Colquitt, passed through Yuma, Sunday on his way to Cor onado Beach. Senator Colquitt was very much pleased with what he saw during his short stay in Yuma, being favorably impressed with the fruit growing possibilities of this region after examining the lemon, orange and lime trees grow ing near the hotel.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17

Happy and content isa home with ''Ihe Ko- chester" damp with the light of the morning FsreatGAqgSs lUrif< RoeEtsfrr LG'np Co. .Ne'O p0r@
 Mrs. c. Heaton, proprietress of the San Xaxier hotel, Tucson, was passenger on Fridays westbound express.
 Charles w. Hackett is now em- ployed as foreman of a gang of road graders at Gila City by Grant Brothers.
 Hon. Selim Franklin, of Tucson, one of Arizona's most brilliant legal lights was a passenger on Wednesdays California express.
 Chris. Horner is up in the Mo- hawk valley doing blacksmith work for the canal company and will remain there for two weeks.
 G. Larsen and s. T. Thurston arrived from Lerdo Wednesday evening. They left their boat the "Sea Foam," at the Colony.
 Curiosities--bought, sold, Or ex- changed. Indian baskets a Spe- cialty. E. B. MCLEOD,
 Bryson Block,
 Santa Monica, Cal.
 Misses Carmen, Lola and Vir- ginia de Ia Osa and Master Charley de la Osa, returned to Yuma Sun day from a visit to their grand mother ct San Gabriel.
 To restore, thicken, and give you a luxuriant growth of hair, to keep it's color natural as in youth, and to remove dandruff, use only Halls Hair Remover.
 In grading near Gila City, thick seams of colored clays are cut Some of them are very bright and pretty; yellow, red and blue clays are met with which when dry fall into fine, soft powder. Experi- ments are to be made so as to de- termine whether the clays can be used in the manufacture of paints.
 When the hair shows signs of falling, begin at once to use Ayers Hair Vigor. This preparation strengthens the scalp, promotes the growth of new hair, restores the natural color to gray and faded hair, and renders it soft, pliant, and glossy.
 An inebriated individual, Jo Bush by name, was locked up Wednesday night in the County Jail. During the night Bush be- came thirsty and not finding any ice water on tap, concluded to go down town, which he did with "ex- pediency and dispatch" crawling through the hole made in the prison wall by the Papago escape . several days ago.
 Onofre Daniel left for Parker Thursday, with two-horse wagon loaded with three boxes of re gister- ed mail matter, weighing 450 | pounds for the Indian Agent of the Colorado river reservation. The registered packages were sent from Washington about one month ago, but could not be forwarded from here until permission was given to send them up by wagon, as the regular mail service to Parker is carried on back:
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
A New Motor.

Messrs. Palmer ( Key, of San Francisco, have lately put upon the market new vapor motor called the "Hercules" Gas and Gasoline Engine. This engine is the simplest yet invented, and runs like a clock. Anyone who needs power for wood-sawing, pumping, or for any other work which can be done with from one to ten horsepower, should send for a catalogue.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17

Captain r. s. Ingalls, returned from Los Angeles this morning.
 E. NJ. Sanford of Prescott, is in town.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
AHAM'S
 Cucumber
 and Elder Flower Cream
MRS. cRAHAM'S

Is not cosmetic in the sense in which that term is popularly used, but permanently beautiAes It creates soft, smooth, clear, vevety skin, and by daily gradually makes the complexion several shades winter. It is constant protection from the effects of sun and wind and prevents sun burn and freckles, and blackheads will never while you it. It cleanses the face far better than soap and water nourishes and buildsu the skin tissues and thus prevents the formation of wrinkles. It gives the freshness cearness and smoothness of skin that you had when little girl. Every lady, young or pearancc to any lady, and that permanently. It contain acd powder alkah, and i5 as harmless dew and nourshing to the skin dew is to the flower. Price S1 %, at all druggists and hair dresseTs. at Mrs. Gervaise Graham's establish ment, 103 Post Street, San Francisco, where she treats ladies for all blemishes of the face figure Ladies at a distance treated by letter. Sand stamp for her little book ''How to be Beautiful"
 Sample Bottle %'ss HssaPs f5s' Of E 'ey oSp5 fS B stamps to pay for postage and packing. Lady AoroD DTo al
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
SING

Public speakers, actors, auctioneers, teach CTS, preachers, and all who are liable to over-tax and irritate the vocal organs, find, in Ayers Cherry Pectoral, a safe, certain, and speedy relief. It soothes the larynx, allays inflammation, strengthens the voice, and for whooping cough, croup, sore throat, and the sudden colds to which children are exposed, this preparation is without equal.
 William H. Quartly, Auctioneer, Minla- :on, Australia, writes: '' In my profession of an auctiOneer, any affection of the voice CT throat is serious matter; but, at each attack. l have been
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
BENEFITED BY

a few doses of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. This remedy, with ordinary care, has worked such magical effect that I have suffered very little inconvenience
 Having thoroughly tested the properties of Ayers Cherry Pectoral as remedy for bronchitis and throat affections, I am heart fly glad to testify to the intrinsic merits of this preparation."-T. J. Macmurray, Au- thor and Lecturer, Ripley. Ohio.
 "Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has cleared and strengthened my voice, so that I am able to speak with very much more ease and conl- fort than befOre."- Rev.) c. N. Nichols, Pastor of Baptist Church. Mo- Tisbury, Mass.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17

Iu just 24 hours j. v. s. relieves constipation and sick headaches After it gets the system under control an occasional dose prevents return. We refer by permission to W. II. Marshall, Bruns- wick House, s. F.; Geo. AWerner, 531 California St., s. F.; Mrs. C. Melvin, 1S6 Kearny St., 8. F., and many others who have found relief from constipation and sick headaches CIV. Vincent, of Terrence Court, s. F. writes: 'l am 60 years of age and have been troubled with constipation for 25 years. was recently induced to try Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla. I recognized in 1t at once an herb that the Mexicans used to give us in the early sos for bowel troubles. q came to California in 1sS9,) and knew it would help me and 1t has. For the first time in years can sleep well and my system is regular and in splendid condition. The old Mexican herbs inthis remedy are certain cure in constipation and bowel troubles" Ask for
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-17
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

or the seven days Ending Friday
 oct. Ie. 1891.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
Ureie
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erbalien alle bisjfnigen, bic lih TIM Seuts
f6en Sell Jnffitut bebanbsIn laiisn.
Oifits SnRitut belGGftiet bret bsr bsriibmtriftn
Spr3ial. NerSte Gurcpa's unb 1T cine felt 4O
Sabrsn beifeb'nbt pripat- slnitalt fir bic Se-
banbIuns alIsr dbronifehe EN-. 4 3eiben, uub
9arantirt bic pSutee unb pernianfnte Sur fol-
gsnerr 8ranfbrten:
SDpbiliS, Tle6ten, Sautauss
f@Iae unO ale Standardization,
Tranenleiben, @eieer Tfue. 1lns
fruhtbarfeit, SGl6psrben Der SfiereH
unO 6arnOrsane, Gripper, Sas
meuflu6, SferDen unb @ebd6tniRs
fdpdde, VerlOrene Wfannbars
Felt, astbma, Gatarrb, S6tpinbs
fubt, Sfrpfeln, 6dmorrb oiben,
Hbenmatismus, 0SafIerfu@t, &es
berleiben, TaflenSe 4ranfbeit unb
ale anberen bipnilhen 8ranfteiten.
@ans esal mic piele aerate Gu6 aud ldbpn
ertolglos bebaneelt baben, trenbet &uh pers
trausnsYoa an bic betpGbrten SpssiaISrsts bss
Sentfeben Seils Jnftitutee, bic Gu&
bic Sur saranttrsn gelGreitt Cure Symp-
tome 10 gut trie mSsIi9 anb gtbt Utter unb
StlhGftisung nit.
@rjneirn tpfrrrn LIBERAL bin gut Ssrpadt per
Dot psrlanrt.
gbrfIIire:
SemticbeS Sell Snffitmt,
1864 Sii6 GIarf Strabe,
Gbieaeo, Sas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
Nines App1e Saft ais Wftttel ses
gen 1Taulcn Sals~.

GIN Der ananas (Pines9lppIe), beren
2enntnib in europa Bis auf bas Sabr
1914 suriidrsi6t, mo iie suerit na4
Spanien on ben Sof Serbinanb's bes
2atboIiI4en fam, bat bic Gbemie cine
sans neue unb iebr niiBli9e @i9eni&aft
ent6sdt. Die 8eoba6tuns, baB bic gies
ger SabamerifaS Dipbtberitis' 8ranfe
nit benz Safte Der Inanas erfolgrei4
bebanbeIten, beranIaBte ben @hemiter
8icente Warcano aus 8ene3ueIa, bieie
tpobIbefannte 5rudt auf ibren 9ebaIt
an Serment au unteriu6en. 9as Re'
IuItat mar elm iiberraI6enbes: Der
Saft Der MnanaS entbdIt cine rei6li9e
Wlense zines b69it tpirfIamen eitpeibs
I6lenben Serments, ipel6eS Dtarcano
borIdufig aIS ,,8romeIin" be3ei6net.
8rinst man SIeii6 in ben Saft uno
bdlt bic Niaiie ejnise Stunben auf els
ner Temperatur bon 40 bis so @rab
@eIiius, 70 I6it ii6 bas SIeii6 gu elmer
bidIi9en SIdhisfeit auf, unb 3tpar ber'
mDeen 450 @ubifcentimeter beS Saftes,
NIT Der sIeiden Wlenae Waiier per'
bdnnt, ni9t ipeniser als 1000 @ramm
6IeiId su l6Ien. Dampft man bic 2b'
iung Elm, 10 erbdIt man Elm braunes
Bulper, peIdss feline Spur bonn @e'
I&mad ober 9troma Der InanaS beiibt,
i'm @aTer ii6 su elmer triiben, fat se'
ru9' unb sei9madlofen SIiifisfeit LOFT,
un6 unbesrenSt baItbar 1T. 8eriu6e,
bic nit bieism BrOouft ansefeat more
ben, I6einen ~ beipeiien, bab baiieIbe
einen bpbsn 9ldbripertb beiibt uno ua'
mentIi9 bon 2ranfen iebr gut pertraSen
pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
Gine borsisli6e @eleseabett

aur lltberfabtt Swiidsu 9euti6Iauo uno ame'
rifa bietet Die bepdbrte uno belisbte Baltimore
linie oes
0orOOeuti9eil 9lobO,
9ie ribmIidft betannten, ioiuie bic neusn
uuo erprobten 5000 Sons srOben Rcftoampter
bieler 9iuis fabreu regeImdbi9 po9enflld
auiideu
Baltimore Hnb Sremen
btreet.
uub uebmsu 8oHaeisre du iebr biui9en grei'
fen. @ute 9erpHe9un9 @robtmo9li9lte
Giderbeit. SpImetfGer be9Ieitsn Die Gtn'
uarloerer auf ber Neiie nod Dem @eiten.
Bic Guoe 1883 muroen nit 9IoDo Sampfern
1,S85,513 PaRagierc
aIiidlid iiber ben Ojean beforbert. 9etpib Elm
Sutes Beusuib fur Die 8eIisbtbeit oisisr 9inis.
8eitsre austunft ertbsiIeu:
y. G@nma9er & Co., @en'I Gsenten,
80. s eib Sap Strabe. Baltimore, @o.,
ober beren gertreter i'm ausIanoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

bur6 ibren iorefdltisen 9lnbau cine
ftete 8ermebrune bes DiineerfapitaIs
pbne ipeitere 2ofen erfoIgt. Qlerbines
Fam man bierbei nidt bon elmer unmits
telbaren 8ereideruns beS 8Obens ipres
den, henn iie beiorsen nur bic 9lufs
ihlieBung idiperIbSlider 8ooennGbrs
itoffe, neIde bur6 bic senbbnli6sn
2DIunssmitteI beS 8ooens aobIenz
idure unb SaIpeteridurs, ipsIbe BEL
Der 8erpeiuns bes Sumus in 2bluns
iibereefiibrt tperben, nidt Dber nur
i9per aufeeI6It perben f6nneu, uno
bic eleihiam baS tobte 9ldbritOfftapitdI
i'm 8ooen biIben, ba8 in ben unberipits
terten @eIteinStriimmern Der Ndereroe
unb in idper lbSli6er demiider 8ers
binDuns beitebt.
Die meilten unIerer @uIturpflanSen
iino ni6t befdbist, paruus ibrsn Nabrs
uussbeoarf gu entnebmen, neil iie fein
g8urseIenttpidelunssbsrmbsen beiiben,
baS iie befdbiet, ibrer Nabruns na6aus
eeben. Darauf beruben aber eerabe
bic eiinitisen grfoIse elmer stpedmdBi.
gen Sru6tfolse. tpeIde ben 2anbpirtb
anipeiit, feline BHan;en in elmer ioI6en
9teibenfoIse mad einanber au bauen,
bab iebe bic eutipredenbe Ndbritoffs
mense in Ieidt Ibsli6em 3uitanhe i'm
Sereide ibrer @urseln borfinbet.
rlniere @etreibearten Iino 5labpur3s
Ter, benen bic nDtbiee Nabruns in ben
oberen S6idten Der 9lderfrume sebo.
ten tperben muB. Sic 3ebren bon Der
reiSbeIebten TafeI, Obne feIbit fir Die
8ubereituns ibrer Speiie Gorge 3u tra'
gen. Die @urseIsepddie brinsen in
tiefere S6idten, uvrIuneen aber SIeids
falls Ieidt aufnebmbare yfubrung.
Sdlimmer tebt es nit bem SladS unb
unb 2imOtbp, tpeIde eine ihpabe 8es
tpurseIuns baben uno nidt nur einen
sroBen &ei9tbum an BHanssnnabrune,
ionbern bieieIbe aud in itarfer 8eroi4'
tuns berlansen.
Die Silisnfriibte boIen nit ibrer
tiefen, rei6en 8etpurselune ni6t nur
ibre Nabrung aus tiefsr liesenben 8os
beni6iGten, ipnbern Ibien nit ibren
@ur3eIipiten, bic reid an lauren Sal'
Sen iinb, bic YbpspbDrs mb Grants
maGen auf unb nebmen babur9 bic
freisemadten YHansenndbritoffe auf.
Sier itebt bic 2upine obenan, tpeIae
ii9 NIT NuarsIanb besniist uno nod
uuf armen, ean3 absetrasenen Seleern
Grtrdse su Iiefern unb Oieis in beiieren
2rafteSuitano su brineen berma9. Sel
ibrer 8ernenbuns aur @riinOiinsune
fiibrt iie Der 9tderfrume in ibren Der,
ipsiun8seSeusniHen SumuS, Stiditof
unb Ieidt aufnebmbare ai9entsitunb'
tbeile su. Cine ipabre 8erei6eruna
bes 8o6ens finbet bierbei itatt, inbem
bic srOBe Mense bon 8obIens une
| Stiditoff, bic iie bemislbsn sur 8srfii'
suns itelt, fuit ausi4IiebIi8 Der Suft
entnommen lit.
| Die aufi6IieBenbe 8raft Der SGIiens
fru1te errei6t aber in ben ousoauern'
ben Tiefpurslern biefer SamiIie, ben
&Ieearten, ben bbditen @rao unb unter
bieIen Iinb namentli9 2userne unb GS'
pariette berborsubeben, ipel6e ioipobl
bic in ben llntererunb binabBeihtpemnt'
ten Ndbrfoffe berborboIen unb neuer'
binsS in llmIauf ieben, als aud in
groben ORen9en eebunbene gli4enbe'
itanotbeiIe aus ibren 8erbinoungen
trennen unb in llmlauf ieben, baber
bas umIaufenbe RdbritpfffapitaI Der
WirtbI4aft bermebren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
4Heeet bic bOSeuberei6 crnSen
Geipddbfe.

Inter bic bobenberei6ernben @e'
mdGIe re6nen mir nomentli3 bic in
bic SamiIie Der SIlIenfrti6te seb6ren'
ben 9Hansen: @rbfen, 8iden, Sobs
nen, aupinsn, 2Iee. @iparfette &C. Dieie
8flan,sn fiibrsn benz 8Oben einen 8Or.
ratb an 9FanaenndbritOffsn 3u, 10 bab
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

Siele trauriee O1abtffunbeu lana,
bsrrn jsbe ein3elns hem armen patientrn bop.
pslt lang prrfpmmt, pirft lir hfr ppn 9beu-
matismus bsimseIubtt Dulosr I6lahus auf
ben RilIen lumber unb IfSbnt pergebIid mad
Rube unb Shlat tpelte I'D nur ,sitiprls uno
bann fir furSe NugeHblidt einIffatn. Seiu
eeiben III rinss BON btusn, BEL pelhsn bic ae>
pSbnIiten Nrineieu uur su oft gan, perfb-
los Iinb; Cd Iissen aber 8epeile in WalTe ba-
fir Dor, taB has fr6ftise 8htreinigungsmitte
Spfsttrrs Rassnbitttrs, btm armsr &bruma-
tifsr iuperIdfise Siilfr unb einbsrune brinat.
Wlan bdnbisr allo bic aranfbeit Cbsnn cine
IpIht If 6brumatismusl In ibrtn Mnfdnes-
ifabitn, psnn bic rrlen rbtumatiibtn 3udln-
gen licb bsmerfIi6 maGen, nit bisitr anaeneb
men MepiSin, une man tpirb Sabrfn unaus-
fisblihsr ptin Sprbeustu. 9Bas INNER bsr
maestbsnbe @runb btr Ginpirfuns hts BIT.
tiers auf biele Sraufbeit Iein mag, litrr III, ea6
60 fsin Witttl gibt, pflheS bireftrr unb liHerer
btrIrIbsn auf ben eeib riidt une lie aus hem
Spftm pertreibt. gBie ale pirfliGsn Msci.
,inen prbient 90 ieeph zine ipfematilbs cine
3sit lang conItquent fprtseitBte probs: man
IOIltr % niht slftf pesIalen, ntnn bic srlfe
une irrite Drfs ani9tinrnb uift etboIfeu
baben. GbenIc trirfinm pie bel Hbrumatis-
mus ID 90 BET Dgspfpia, @ereauunsslriesu
unp dbnli&tn Ssl9pTbsn.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-03-05
TIE CRASH AT The CULyERT.

the derailed baggage car had hung IA
the engine and away beyond the Other
cars struck guard at the road crossing
again mounted the track and escaret
almost uniniured. but the engine.
though holding the rail. was about a:
badly wrecked a> the parlor car and DAY
coach. In leaving the track the cars
tore down the telegraph poies ard ii wa:
almost impossible IL get any accurate
news of the accident until the trains ar
rived at Richmond with the dead and
wounded. The wrecking crew was got
ten out as soon IS possible, carrying sur.
g"ons and assistance of every kind, and
second train was sent up at 6 o'clock
with Il large number of people.
Following is a list of the killed: Arthur
NJ. Reeves, capitalist. Richmond; s G.
Needham, claim agent. Richmond diyis
lon, Richmond: Charles B. Care, conduc
tor, LogansI ort, Ind OTIS +. Deal. Ell
ginecr. maintenance of way. Richmona
division.
The following were injured, the frs,
two fatally: Mrs. George McGrew, Rich
mond: Mrs J. C. Busin, Sacramento
Cal: H. Hilh. West Front street. Cincin
natl: &. Webster. porter Puilman tar,
Newport. Ky: infant grandchild of Mrs
Mctfcw S'auo, OF Chicago; John NJ.
Edwards. Richmond: Adam SteinbcrgeI
and brother Wiley. Westville. Ohio
Frank W. Eddy, Westfield, Mass; Mis-:
Roth and her sister, Dayton, Ohio: Mrs
{. +. Dudley, Dayton; Mr.. anG
Mrs. Benson and their two small
children. Logansport, Ind; Mrs. Anna
Englebecht, Logansport. and heI
three children: Henry C. Fox. Rich
mond: w. Ii. Kelley, Richmond; T. W.
GiIpin, 251 West Fourth street, Phila,
delphia: John Crocker, Chicago: Charles
Page, Richm ond: G.. III. Edmonds Troy.
Ohio: Mrs. Susan Stamhaush. Trenton
Mo: Sophia Evans. New Castle, Ind.
Dora Clark. New Castle. Ind; Clifton
Irwin, Martins Ferry. Ohio: j. p
Stanzea. Eaton, Ohio: J. W. Kram, n,
brake man, LoganSport, Ind: Harriet S
Lombard. Amherst. Wis: James T.
Rootes, Richmond: Bob Hodgin, roa
foreman of engines.