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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

be the leading American Statesmen
aud Generals, from Colonial days to
the close Of the late war I4e ulurca on
Patrick Henry, Benjamin Frank lin
and samuel Adams viii set forth tue
ovonts that led up ~ the Declaration OF
Independence on the 4th % July,
1875 A lecture on George Washing
ton will tell Of the contest ~ establish
Independence and the new nation ty
force OF arms. Then will follow lectures
on Hamilton, Jefferson, Jackson, Cal.
houn, Webster, Phillips, Lincoln,
Grant, Lee, sheridan and Uthers.
Tho author and promoter OF this
scheme Is Mr. Charls Ellis. He
has laid his Plan before many
Of the leading men Of the city
and 1t has been heartily endorsed,
without III exception. His purpose II
10 encourage the study OF American
men anu principles, aud the lectures
will servo ~ a stimulAnt In that direc
tion. There arc many who have not
time 70 rcai, h. amy great extent, For
these lectures, Mr.. Ellis has selected
few men who viii read and speak Tor
the many. Ia order 10 makp the
range Of suljcCtg anu the treatment ~
broai IA eau be, he has invited men
HON all the various professions OF "A
literary character, anu he HOSES 10
have every denominntilual scot rep.
resented buiofe the lecture season
cl0aua.
That tho lectures sball not couh ct
with church services, the Theatre win
open at 4, O'Clock nad tie lectures will
begin az hali.pnst eight regularly. Mr.
Eihs IL not set nt liberty % announce
the names oi oil whose assistance he
expects 20 obtain IN prusontlng these
lcc.urD, but De- has secured The follow
ing named gintlemen Prot. ralmnNu,
Moses Thatcher, Judge Judo, John
Henry Smith. u. n. Roberts, John NJ.
Zane. Hon. W. il. King, Frank j.
Cannon, eX.Gavnfu0r West aud A. T.
Schroeder. Others are considering
aud Alr. Ellis will himself deliver rev.
I cfal lectures Va the course. a tr1.
gAmme viii soon show dates, subjects
aud lCrtuTUrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

have been preparing for It. The pag.
rant u Wen apok n Of by tho press In
eastern CUES. II is praited for It's
beauty aud patriotism A. well as Tor It's
fun and pathos.
sALvINI
Alexander Salvini VIII, ia L, mako
his first Appearance here as star next
Thursday, Friday aud s,turdnv
nighis, Mss not been seen here since no
visited SAT- LAKE ~ member of a.
NJ. Pnlmer'a stock company. since
that time he has devoted Mai talents 10
the revival Of the romantic drama,auI
has met with nn aimost unpreced.
g ted success.
On rhur5day evening the patrons OF
the Theatre will find deplc.ed before
them some OF tue intrigue, tho glitter
aud gallantry Of the court Of Charles
I Of Spain, as illustrated ia tho old
romantic drama "Don Cm.ar do
Blzan.D Concerning Salvinii, rem.
dition VI this critic says.
"Slalwart and handsome. with a
malostlc personality aud eloquent
defamation, Snlvini fluids In thr'i9vi.
NJ, registering, yet noble Don Cm,ar q
characterization which enables him to
easily arouse the enthusiasm Of his
auditors. Ills superb insolencu whom
his sovercigl declares himself fallcr-
ingly 10 be Don Cesar, anu hc replie.,
'rhon am the King " Spain.' and
his superb sc1rn when he asks the
countess 10 render an account rs 10
how she has ma1e usu ~ his name,
show 5nlvlni 10 bc an actor OF genius
rather than culture"
The other pieces on the repertoire
are "rhc Three duarlsmuun on FRI.
day and Saturday matinee AMI "Cav.
nleria RusiiClns" Ou saturday even.
ing.
WONDERLAND.
This ever popular place Of amuse.
meat ~ daily filled with visitors VINO
enjoy the various exhibitions. Tue
chief feature VI the present week ia
probably the clover sculpture work OK.
Couted IN soap by Mics Files But
there il hardly anything In Wonder.
land that " not Interesting OF ANUS.
Inc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION,


There were fled with Clerk Browne
Of the County Court, this morning,
articles OF incorporation OF lh- Noun.
tain Lake Mining Company,
The object OF the Company viii bo
the carrying on Of a general miningHnd
milling business; 10 acquire own, mold,
sen or lease and improve ull tho rtai
eftRte aud personal property necessary
or proper 10 regulate aud govern IT,
affairs. The principal place 70 business
will bo Salt Lake CITY.
The capital stock ~ 100000, divided
into $4,000 shares Of the par value oil
81 each.
Wendell Benson Il president; VIM.
$. Brighton, vice presideni; James n
Moyle, secretary End trcagurur These
gentlemen, with Robt. a. Brighton
and Leo &. Whitehead constitute the
board Of directors.
The incorpora,ou, and the number
Of shares taken by each, are:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

This Llnimenl II different In oompo-
alton from any other biuImsut on the
market, IL IL y Boienti1c discovery,
which results IN being The mos, pune.
tra,ing Linimont ever known. There
etc numorou white limitations, which
may be recommended because they gay
nc seller a greater proht. Beware "
these aud demand Ballarl's Snow Lin.
lmcnt. 10 positively cures Rhcuma.
tism, Neuralgia. Cuts, Sprsius, BEuisos,
Wounds, 5ciado oud luG,mmatory
rheumatism, Burns, 5rulda Sore Feet,
Contracted Muscle, San Jdiuta, Old
Sort0, Pain In Back, Barb Wire Cuts,
Sore Chest or Throat and /. especially
beneficial In Parnlysla. Sold by z. {.
NJ. /. Drug Dept Xxx
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

Since 10 ilrst introduction Electric
Blticrs mas gained rapidly iu popular
favor, until now n Is Clt.Hy In the
lead among tufe meiic.nil t0u!ls and
observation-disclosures nothing which
mits IL uHr IA o beverage or intu&i-
cant; II l. recognised a. the test and
purest medicine for ull ailments OF
stomach, Liv rlor kiiucy. u VIII
cure Sick Headache, lnii. ogliOn, Con-
sIpau1u, and drive Malaria from the
syeigm. 8ht.1iHctlou guarpntpel with
rBch to,t'e Or TIE money will be re-.
funded. Fiie 1uly iOc. per bottle.
Sold by A. &. Smith & CO., Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11
ssr.d rr.m nenlh y, onInn..

There has no doubt b,ou more YES
OF children aayed nom death IN Group
or whooping cough by the use OF
onions than by any other known iem-
ally. Our moihcrs used 20 make Ioul-
ices Of thtm or u syrup. which was
Slyays eiectuul IN breakiugupR cough
or culd. Dr. Gunn's Onion Syrup Is
madc by combating iew'simplo rem.
elites with II, which make II more
effective ~ medicine Rnd q s,rnys
The taste and odor Of the onion GOO.
Sold by u. &. NJ. /. Drug Dent. do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

Tho Granite Paper Mill company
also filed its articles today.
The object In View ia the manufic-
ture Of paper and paper products OF all
kinds anu "a general mercantile busl-
ness. The chief place Of business wi
he In this city,
The amount Of the capital stock Is
Sl5O, 000, divided into 1900 shares OF the
par value NJ 800 each.
The following ollicen have been
William IA. Rowe, presidun';
Joseph w, Summerhays, vice-pre..l.
dent; George NJ. Cannon, tfeasuTer,
and David l.. Murdoch, secretary.
These together with David l.. Davis,
Herbert j. fouiger, George Rou.
ney, IT,, George r.. Emery
and Geo. q. Lambert tmannger) viii
compose the board OF directors. There
Is tho usual pr0vis0 that the individual
on private property Of the stockholders
shall not be- liable Tor the debtn Or
obligations Of tho corporation.
Tho names OF the siociholdur8 Win
the number u shares taken 10y each,
nro subloined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

Hos, W, G.. RYpALcu u Grantsvlllo,
was mn Interested visitor IN this city
during Fair and Copfcrence Ilo report.
that Notwithstanding bis section of
tho country u located un the edge ot the
great desert, tho scorching Thought did
bat little OF no damage TO crops. \ good
harvest has been glrnered and tho pcu-
ple are conluntod and happy, aud llg
prospects, for winter arc la every way
satisfactory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

We authorize our advertised druggist
To cell Dr. King'- Sew Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs anu told4 upon
this condition. Iiyou are afflicted " ith
n Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat o.
Chest trouble, aud viii use this remedy
us directed, giving u q lair irisl, AMI
experience no benefit, you may return
The bottle and have your money Yen.
funded. We could not make this oiie T.
dli We not know that Or, King'a New
Discovery could be relied on. II never
Iisappoints. rial bottle treu at A. G.
Smith a Coz Dug store. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

A clsar complexion is alwayh ALSO.
lutte proof Of the perfect action OF the
Liver. You never saw bilious poraon
with clear, rudy complexion. ga
sound Liver mstos well man" HEN.
BINE viii give you a perfect Liver and
pttfeot digestion. SOLD by 2. q. nj. /.
Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

1t is not unusual ior colds contracted
la the fHll 10 hang on all winter. In
such cases cHlarIh ur chronic branchl.
Is are almost surc "a re'uIt. a htIy.
ent bottle OF thimberlgil's Cough
remedy will cur, any cold. Can you
AFFORD TO rlak 20 much for 20 small an
1nnunt2 This remedy IN Intended
e. eciully for tad colds and Group and
can always be i.rended upon. For
sa.e by n g. NJ, /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11
SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES.
A New aud Worthy Educational Pro.
lgct.

Arrangements have been completed
whereby serlea Of lectures viii be
given 10 the Salt Lake Theatre on
Sunday evenings, this autumn and
winter, with an object that merits the
consideration and appreciation Of nil.
The futjeoie Of the lectures are TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11
Matrimonial Links.

Licenses 20 wed were granted today
as follows by the county olcrh samuel
X. Eldfeigc, q. and Grace G1frldgv,
-, both Of Salt Lake; Arthur T.. short,
"a, Of salt Lake, anu Margaret NJ. Nc.
Millan, %, a. Murray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

at "a cruel 10 feed Impure siit 10 a
hcss'i Il r. very injurious even in
small quantities 10 human beiugs. Salt
IL so necessary TO health and 10 cheap
That only the best should tcuscd u.
4 DlspeasatUfy. "RONAL CRIS-
lAL SALT" 10 the only pure salt
u1uNt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11
an !he foregoing IelIdc In san
(All these reside In Park Cliy.j
VIM $; brighton, trustee, OF s.lt

The capital stock will b, unasse, a.
bic, and fully paid up nj par.
The mining property aud real estate
belonging 10 the corporation lssituated
In the Big Cottonwood mining district,
excepting one claim known as tue
"Snow Drift" which IL located In the
Little Cottonwood mining district. Il
Is described M fOllOwe: The "Sun.
beam" claim, the "Mayfiowor," the
"Alpine," tho "tilaseF," the "Jack, 1"
the "Magnet," thu "Snow Driit,D the
"BTighton," the "Cltharine.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11
aound Liver maze, a ven uran.

Are you Bilious, Conslipsted or
troubled with Jaundlce, Sick Head
ache, Bad Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin. Pain IN
Back aud between the Shoulder,
Chills and Fever, etc.1 N you have any
oi these symptoms, your Liver ~ out
" order aud your blood Il slowly
bsing poisoned, bocauss your Liver
Gdes not net properly. HERBLvH win
cure any disorder OF tho Liver, Ston.
ach VI Bowels. 10 has no equal rs q
Liver Medicine. Price 20 cenls. Free
trial bottles at 2, q. N. l.. Dug Dept.
"ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT"
never gets hnrd inseck or salt cellar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

wednesday, evening, Oct. l2lh, at Old
Federal Court Ro m, Wasatch Block.
FmuG J. Cannon and others viii
speak. Come End hear tie Ia rrLE
GIANT or UlAiI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11
can the above named reside in Salt
Lnhe Olty.l

Geo. n Cnnlou Uorest palol.... 100
Hco. 3D. tanu1n, trusteC,............ 100
Tic capital stock Ia fully Paid up at
par. The personal property cunists Of
tho paper mill, plant and machinery
heretofore owl ned nnl used Ia conuco.
ton with the business conducted los
the Dosoret Paper Mills OF salt Lako
NOmnlY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11
Amusement Notes.

The attendance at tho Theatre last
hight at the presentation OF the Danish
drama 10y Mr.. Ertmann, entitled "rhe
Convicts Revenge" was very meagrc,
but those who were there witnessed the
Performance with increasing interest
h the story OF the play was uniolded.
Without entering into EGy det4ils II is
iuiiicient to say that the piece, not
Wlthsianding some serious defects, has
several pointsof merit when give eyi.
dence OF tho talent OF the author. Mr..
hrtmann, who plays the principal part,
dld that really well throughout, but
Particularly In the. second Aoi, after
which he was called before the curtain
Snd greeted with hearty applause
he rest of the company would pro-
habiy be better apprciat6 nv amateur
hctosaes and actors IN small towns
IMAM by metropolitan public. The
solos mud duets by Miss J0fgenseu nud
MI j. Sake were excellent aui much
appreciated.
TIE NATIONAL PAGEANT
which Ia the attraction NJ the threnlre
THIS evening ana tomorrow ptOmisre
% he most delightful entertainment.
F"r weeks our young society people
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11
The Best
Extract Of Beef.
Worst form EcIERA.
Batilcd Best AIcdirul SKIN Cor Hight
Months. Cured iu two Months
hy Cutlruru NcWedivs.

lhla 10 90 cert o. .HIt "a DhIld M uinF hai
Fttrmn i1 lH worst form, and which uHfliad h
N,-t iuHn,.s 81 sLi.l mat uuuil Doc oupIoypd hefu
Tue liiiIr suf Irf wAH wfHrUr.i Iu sF,.u, flt a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

Demand "ROYAL CRYSTAL
BALE" Il, costs you no more than
Inferior salt. Don't lei your grocer give
5 ou any othct brand; some will try to
du s1 becaufc " costa them lraa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

Impure silt 81 gritty, bitter and has
Grid, Juckery tesic. "ROHAL CRYS.
TAI SALT'' it 100 per cent pune aud
hll Nv cot dellrlnnA hhNnr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

.nt uat nAd drhed tpiouiii ticl'uent from
1ul good doctors. Nahrcsuiul NJ U., thon d
1tr Continued fItn lar treatment bat thought
tUrles.. so uut % on ttfI CuGAE. Tie enid
20 vol, q L., DUHNEN, NJ. 10 boon. n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

BoYAL CRYSTAL SALT" s
100 nor cont. uuTe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

Tho Liberals wDi indulge In the
luxury ~ Territorial convention,
commencing at noon tomorrow, In the
Opera House, Ogden,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

Powers, Allou hud Kiescl, with the
chances about IN the orier named, aro
the Liberal bill Of faro W. far as Il ~
made up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

Whenever you SEQ a notice Of q
political meeting In one OF this papere
ana find 1t 1.-THE notice) headed "a
Dismal Failure" 1t means that thB
politioa OF the meeting anu the paper
something like "EnthusiRstic Rally"
II shows that the sheet and the sat her
Ing are In tuneiul accord.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-11

g. G. Goodwin, U. =. Commissioner
and registrar Of Cache county, II Ia
the metropolis. he h a Republican
from remote periods and Of course has
no doubt VI this success Of his party.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-04
THE PREMATURE MESSAGE.
Representative Allen RidicuIes the Presi
dent In the House,

When the Presidents Chill message was
under discussion in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes Thursday Representative Allen
OF Mississippi, speaking solelmly and with
| out gesture, said.
Mr.. Speaker. the grave responsibility
which has rested on the shoulders of these
| Us members during the past three days has
convinced me of the injustice of imposing
such heavy obligation upon so few men.
Ihis war scare has somewhat unneryed
me, and 1t must have had an eneryating
effect on the members of that committee.
| went to war myself somewhat hastily 80
years ago. General laughter.l That les
son has taught me to exercise more caution
the next time. We have been too precipi-
tate in this CHILEAN matter and the war
scare could have been avoided.
II think can explain it all. will read
little interview with ex-Speaker Keller,
in which he is quoted as saying; Republi-
cans are now drifting towards Harrison.
HIS message was sent in just in time
(Laughter.) Surprising that message had
been delayed day, so as to give Chilli time
to answer the ultimatum, what would
have been the result? Why, that message
would not. have been Just in time and
there would have been no drifting of Re-
publicans towards Harrison loud laugh
Ter, IN which not few Republicans
joined)
ut is told of the President" continued
the black-bearded Missssippian, that II
train that was TO start at l.50 on Sunday
night was delayed 10 minutes so that he
might not travel on that day. But do you
know that the poor compositors in the EN-
ploy of the government had to work all
day Sunday to get the CHILEAN message in
type? Why? Just TO get the important
document in Just in time [Laughter.l
WAS AFRAID THE WAR WOULD CEASE.
1.-THE President puts me in mind of
story told me by Kansas farmer. No, il
wasn't Simpson. Every farmer in harvest
time dreat!s rain storm. IL interieres
seriously with his work and it is likely to
injure the crops. A storm came up while
some Kansas farmers were working in tho
field. They Immediately broke for the
barn and one man ran faster than the
rest. When his comrades reached shelter
they found him lying exhausted on the
floor. The foreman asked him why he
had hastened So and the thoroughly
fatigued individual feebly remarked, i
wanted to get 10 the barn before the
rain stopped
Loud laughter drowned the speakers
words and it was several minutes before
he could be heard.
$50 IL was with the President" he con-
tinued. "If that message hadn't got in Just
in time there wouldn't have been any
occasion for it. This affair hasn't been con-
Quoted as two gentlemen would conduct it. |
Down in my state we recognize the code |
of honor, and one who sends an ultima |
tum to another usually waits reasonable |
period for reply before he attempts to |
make any correspondence public. If he |
didn't he wonld be known as person in
grata"
The House fairly yelled with laughter as
he sat down.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-04

6et,hiehem, with angels adoring the Holy
Ihild; curious, mustn't ii be? And a
cneerful thing to carry about with one
Wheh one was young and happy and life
seemed full of joy! And yet, Marie
beaton wore it with glee and was proud
WHERE IRIS FOLLY TO DE WISE.
:. 10 me the most truthful picture upon it
y mat OF Time, taking everything Fancy
.ne beautiful girl sitting down and looking
~ that, and realizing that every second
that was goins was Selling her youth, her
beauty and her happiness; but what was it
giving to herr II was giving to her
knowledge. She was learning who were
her friends and her enemies; whose love
was true and whose love was false. A
poor compensation, l think; for after all,
one true thing has beep written, and that
49, That Ignorance is bliss" If your friend
Is untrue to you, you are much happier not
10 know IT,: If your lover is false, life is
more full of joy If you remain ignorant;
and II those You believe honest are thieves:
those you believe good are evil, nopeasure
comes to you in being told of it. Indeed,
among the. people | would like to have
quietly and painlessly put to death are
those who go around telling you things
they think you ought to know. You
oughtnt to know them If they are going
TO hurt you, and who has elected Mrs. Tom,
Dick or Harry, TO decide that il is her
business to tell you? If had my way,
would keep people in a blissful stage Of
ignorance all their lives. It's all very we'll
10 talk about the power of knowledge; but
we all have such little knowledge, and it
was very knowing old gentleman of
years ago who said: "A little knowledge is
a dangerous thing" If we could only get
the right sort of knowledge, but we don't
IL we could only learn how to do the
things to make everybody happier, the
world generally more enjoyabl and yet it
isn't a bad world. All this is because |
nave tho grip. 1t is q bad thing to get;
thing to let anything or anybody get the
grip on you. And, by the by If you have
IT,. don't be donkey enough 10 dose your
self on whisky and guinne; but send for
doctor, who will decide whether there isn't
enough whiskey in your constitution al
ready, and whether quinne is the one
thing that will defy the grip.
THE RIGHT KIND OF GRIPS.
Get grip yourself on whatever you can.
Get grip on as much money as you can,
honestly, and then you will have the
pleasure of helping another fellow out OF
hole some day.
Get grip, seriously, on your own opin-
ton, and then you will know who you
want to vote for when election comes
Get grip, metaphorically. on your
sweetheart's love, and then she will be
thing of joy to you.
Get grip, positively, on the love of
dog, and in your time of trouble you will
always have friend.
Get grip. certainly, on some of the
pleasures of life. you've right to them.
Get grip, good strong grip, on what
ever You want, but don't get the grip. /
speak as one who knows, for four weeks
it has held in its clutches BAB.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-04
Trying to Tunnel to Liberty.

COLUMBUS, Ono, Feb. 1.-The dis
covery was made last evening that a
gang of dozen or more prisoners at the
penitentiary had been running tunnel,
and but for this timely exposure would
have been able to escape in few days.
The tunnel had gone about so feet. The
distance which they had to tunnel in
order to escape was about 10 feet. The
tunnel in places was six feet high and
three feet wide. A pick, shovel and
other implements, and sack with
which to pull the dirt out, were used. It
is thought that Vareney, the famous
Cincinnati diamond thief, was at the
head Of the effort to escape The con-
Yicts had been engaged in the tunnel
about three months.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-04
ANOTHER FAT4L WREoE.
By Rear Collision One Man Was KilIe
and Two Ofhnrs T..rriI,l.. I,,i.....I

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Jan. ga disag.
trous rear end collision occurred on the
New York Central, just west of the
Dewitt yard, at 5 o'clock this morning.
resulting in the death of one man and
serious injuries to two others. A freight
train from the west ran into another
freight train, which was standing on the
Lake Shore branch, waiting an oppor.
tunity to get into the yard.
The locomotive crashed into the
caboose, cutting it in two and also
smashed through six freight cars. In
the caboose were Brakeman William
Cox of East Syracuse, who was Instantly
killed; Conductor John Welch of CLYDE,
who had both feet cut on, and Brake.
man Patrick Wclch, who was injured
internally and also cut about the head,
The wreck caught fire and was burned.