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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27

Mrs. DR.. Potts Spoke TO Another Crowded
House Yesterday.

Another large audienceo of women assembled
at the Academy Yesterday afternoon 10 hear
the second lecture bv Mrs Lougshore- Potts.
~ h. The close attention interpreted with
frequent applause Of tho audience Was
worthy tribute TO "a life OK universal ACTIVITY,
which the gifted Quakeress has devoted %
tho ameAOratlln IF Ter sex. hhe Dr lotl7
has a forclbe and .Olueut delivery size IS not
a bit masculine but lmpresses one with being
essentially w0man.y and possessing great
ability Among other good things suo SAID.
The time Is rapidly approaching when We
will recognize and punish tho hefedl-
tarv transmission of disease As
crime. Bilious and typh i'll teyers and
other Ike diseases are the results ~
uncleanhness either IN the individual. his I'M
mediate surroundings or the community. and
within a quarter az q century they wall be as
disgraceiul as scauies is now. he great NOR
tattv among children commonly attributed
10 the will or God is directly due % the i9no-
rance OF the parents. The diffusion OBJ physi9-
logical knowledge viii depOpu.ate our Jals
and deprive physicians OF most " their refe-
nue. IL is the duty of physician % prevent
sease rather than cure Il, and the tine VIII
cOmo when the doctor Will bear the
same relation 20 man s physical welfare
that the minister OF tue gospel now
bears 10 his spiritual She took TIC
original ground that crime Is largely
disease. AAluLAlllluI lAats .A L4N 49, -t-.-
morality are sO ell sely allied as % 20 Almost
synonym Us. She portrayed tho effects If
alcohol with great force. While she va very
eloquent. size treated the sub oct from
scientific rather tnan from an emotional
standpO nt sAOwing bow and why a.coLo. is
IN uri1us. Crime ls also largely % matter o.
heredity. Impure thoughts On the part n
tie mOtLer or cruel md unjust treatment on
the psrt OF the father often lmp.aut tie seeds
Oh crime l. the mind g.. tie Cll.d.
10 say that the le lures are good scarcely
tells the truth. From beginning 90 end they
are Intensely interesting and laden Win
truths which. if known. would ui. the burden
ir IN tie lie OF many u woman. Inc talbs
are OF course. 10 ladies only, but there j.
nothing any W man need fear 10 hear, While
on the other hand, every woman ID richmond
would necessarily be Denet ted by spending
an hour with this wonderful woman. There
are three more afterno lectures. aud next
"Wednesday uiplt Or. Potts will deliver Ler
funny lecture to both sexes on Love. Court
ship and Marriage"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27
A Mnd-Dor lIaasacre.

ASHLAND, VA. Feb. 26.-iSpeciai. l-One
continuous howl arose from many of the
numerous dog kennels throughout the lonely
hours Of night of the 18th instant 4 gen.
eral disturbance seemed 10 prevail among the
canine tribe throughout the whole night ms
morning the cause OF so much uproar was
found 10 be the presence OF wild ana
dangerous mad-dOg
Tho dog was one Of Mr.. Tiller's most beau,
tiful and valuable bird dogs. IT Lad appeared
quite unwel yesterday evening. but no such
result had been anticipated. When discoy-
cred early this morning many fruitess at
tempts were made 20 put daylight through
him. but the frenzied nnimsl still wandered
around seeking whom he might deyour. he
animal appeared 20 prefer 10 attack his fellow
dogs rather than man for in all bis madness
he bit no person. but made great havoc
among his own kind. Many Of our best and
most excellent dogs have been shot IN order
10 put a stop TO their madness. The rs5id one
was finally killed. The town IS IN quite
blaze of excitement over this matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27

Pc1ksTI Va. Feb. 25.-lSpecial. The lit
Tie log cabin at Dora Furnace in which Gov
ernor How'd commenced his married lie was
pointed out 20 your correspondent "A few days
hinco. II is a modest structure, but built of
good logs and was thoroughly we'll chinked
originally. IT has been moved few feet
from rs former position IN order to dress
WIN their companion homes OF the laborers
nnc though scores of years their senior. il bids
lar 20 ouiiiye them all Since this dstin-
sushed flrsnian las been accused of play
ing a conspicuous part IN supplying Live
WIN AfeaFns iu prospect of war il may be
toet some entefprlsiug citizen OF Chicago
won'd IKE 10 buy the mountain cabin aud
ie-ereci u alongside OF LIBBY prison for the
benefit OF those home. stayers who want TO
see something Of war times.
An old citizen OF this county ia thu srtho,i,v
for the statement that tie body Of Mrs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27
MRS. GlLMER'S LETTERS.
rnoySso amER AUrnEsTfcITr'
ui.tory Of That Fatal Uydrocy nnic Aoid'
The Prosecution Fails TO sustain i"''
s.rcngth-virginin News.

hnIxcDox. Va. Feb o. Special. l-Ihero
rcre 10 new developments in tho Baker muir
der trial to-day.
Investigation Of tho letters OF Mrs. Giimer
10 Baker was continued this morning WIN
view 70 proving their authenticity. les'l-
n,onv in this line substantially agreed Win
that OF the former trial
ID. s ST. John was the FIRST witness intro
duced. lie SIS the present owner Of the BAKER
place and was living there at the time INC
letters were found. 10 described minu'e'y
the Place where they woro concealed.
now CAME THOSE LETTERS THERE
Tho defense was evidently trying TO prove Prove
that lie letters were placed there ~ 500
malicious person while the prosecution No..
r. ogsetfiis bv proving that The letters il'.sSs
have been there for months N''"o"'a 80,
affected by the weather. u was d. so'te~ed
conc.us.vely that they were Wen s.--eo'J 70
from rain. Tho letters were i tiei attornev
tho hands o. the Commonweeitn ; n.,Jp' 10
several ~ these which passed through MS
hands being introduced. =, ,...,.-;s, from,
whom Baker bought the hydIocy"ilc AO''i:
testified THAT he sold Baker Two ui"i"1 -,
Tho acid iu tho spring Of 1850; that nc h"u
oniv sold tho pure hydrocyanic acid twice
dunn the seven years that lie had been IN
the business.
SOLUTION or rrRE ACID.
lie said tint the medicine sold 70 Baker
vae ~ s9.nt.on OF the pure acid: that the bot
re contained about 10 drops Of the solution,
ebout two and one-fith drops Of which were
the pure acid and the rest water that It would
Iayo reouirel moro tAan the bottle iull OF the
solution for tie maximum dose.
q I'D ftkn
ducino TESTIMONY in cOrroboratlon Of Mr.. Gil
mer
side issue of tho attempt on Gilmer's life.
The have DO: developed SO far as much
strength as at the former trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27

HENDERSON. \. c., Fob 26-lSnecial T.
Ruias X. Reayis whose serious condition was
reported III today Trt-. diel last night.
Captain J. b. White was appointed special
coroner He ordered an autopsy. which was
made by DR. Arch Cheatham. county health
officer. assisted bv Drs. }. ii. Tucker and W.
i. Cheatham The doctors made report IN
writing upon oath that tie deceased came 10
MS death on account OF wounds on his head
The jury adjourned Mt $50 +. W. until To-
morrow at 10 4. NJ Foul play has been es
tabllshed and warrants Will be issued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27

H., Professor /. K. Hamberin, of Richmond
C5lisge of passages from Shakespeare.
fa""ss in "As You Like It," Hamlet Mac
18th and Falstaf were impersonated. tho
las, causing much amusement Profe sor
Usmberlin leaves for Richmond Friday even
ing. r-,;ver-
sity biographical sketches was read with ID
terest here. This special work was not SUE
eested by Professor Hart in his lectures: Dut
has been done by special class 10 NORTH
Carolina history under Dr. X. t. Ba'tIe. VI
the historical department. since the oee''-
mig OF the term last fall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27
Trial OF Dredgers.

SALUDa. Va, Feb. %. Especial. There
VAS large attendance at court yesterday.
t. see tine dredgers tried The first business
pursuant TO q Gull OF the people was the pas
sage & resolutions IA memory Of tho late
Mcssr.. -. T. Woodward, clerk. and G.. :.
Ieay. sheriff, oi AiGdleseX. Judge Garnet
called tho meeting 10 order then judge
Evans, oi the committee. having drafted suita-
biz res0.uu n. read them. pending which
eulogistlc speeches were made 10y Dr. W. y
Christian. Messrs. J.. c. Bristow. Robert
MacCaullis aud others Of the bar which
with the resolutions were unanimously in
dorsed by the asscmblaee and ordered to DO
published
The crew Of the Alice Venable pleading
guilty 20 the charge OF unlawful dredging
the case went with little discussion 20 tho
jury. who promptly brought in verdict
wherogpon al. nine were sentenced TO the
penl,eDt!ary fora year. A new trial has been
asked for. Tie trial OF the other crew Is in
pIOeTe s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27

* the curious title Of Mestayer 81 Vaughan
new farce. Zach Of these stars is Richmond
fav0rte. u is only necessary T. mention
their name and tie date of their engagement
10 I'M tie New Richmond Theatre Monday
TUESDAY aud "Wednesday nix - ana ~ tie
ladies' anal caAtren's matinee ID saturday.
MIR Nss.ayer has gathered about HIM
thu best company lie Las ever had. 10 D.
c.udps Frank David. who WAS tie star Of
Tho President Company. lie has superb
voice and rs fine comedian. The sale Of
seats begins tn.s morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27
attempted 10 Escape.

Two prisoners confined in the Henrico
county jail yesterday afternoon made an at
tempt t. escape. karlier in the day they were
given shoyeis 10 handle a pile OF coal. and
they used those nipple uents t. dig hole IN
the wall. The hole had Just been made sum
Gently large to admit them when the pro
ceedings came to sudden term nation by the
appeal aRce of Jailer Russell. The men "a
waite man and negro We're Immediately con-
Quoted 10 solitary cells and VII, receive prop
Ell punishment for their operations
4 colored lunatic died in tie Jail yesterday.
making the second one this week At the m
Quest over the latter the coroner's Jury de-
cided that death resulted from natural causes.
but ADDED a protest that some provision
should be made for the confnem snt of luna
ties before their entrance in asylums in other
places than county or city jails.
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chapel H,ii shnke,,.arc Society.

CHAPEL Hui. n. e., Fec. 25.-lSpecial. J.
The Shakespeare Society met Tuesday even.
ing IN Girard Hall with large attendance
Howard A. Banks one on the Passion PLAY
at ODER Ammergau.
The feature OF the evening was rendition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27

Mr. II. b. Williams. the evangelist from
Atlanta. Ga.. who is still conducting revival
meetings 40 tho Second Baptist church, will
address the mass meeting for men "a the
Academy d. Music tomorrow afternoon at
$50 % clock The meeting Will lie held under
the auspices Of the Young Mems Christian
ASS citation and Secretary Candhsh has made
ample preparations to secure the success Of
tie meeting He ba, sent personal letters %
all the ministers aud leading physicians Ia
this city and invited them g. occupy seats on
the platform. iu MS letters 20 the physicians
MI Candlsh calls attention ID the fact that
several addresses 90 y0un. men on the adj
yautages cta sound physical constitution OF
man have proven very successful
Mr. Williams aas nearly every night during
the present week. while speaking at the
Second Baptist church. alluded u the meet
ing tomorrow afternoon. and has promised 10
make his address very interesting and ln-
structiye. lie has issued special invitation
% the members OF the Legislature and has an
nouuced hts intention o. give them pam
talk. His sab ect will be STEPS 10 the Life or
n Fast Young Man" large chorus %, male
voices vii. assist Ia the singing under the lea
dership II Mr.. Horace T. smith. aaa the male
Quartette OF the Dung Mens Christian Asso-
clati0n VIII render several songs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27
A CADEMY OF MUSIC

MONDAY NIGHT re5rrsrv s0 1909. "TH
DRAMA AND MS lNllDI NEE by s.. g. uI
BOIS. A Graphical Dramatic and illustrated
Lecture. The Origin OF the Drama in Ancient
Greece Introduction ~ fars ,u Rome i.r-.
matte Entertainments in fhe Time Df f.H
Caesars Cicer0's Grafton ,h4era Aga rs
Roscins Tumult DO the Great Theatre of inm-
ney. The Early Chrsraas and the Drama.
Tho PAX Ages Dante. "Dtviua Commtlia.
Inc Dawn Of Modern i,orature Shakespeare
and His rends. lie iur 1n athers AMI the
Stage Present Time. lchets-frst floor
fal-.ff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27
MARINE INTELLiDENCE-

mYIATURE ALMANAC. FrpavAnr n W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27

steamship Danvlle. Bennett Baltimore pas
sengers AMI general cargo; steamship thath4N'
fOster baltimore. general carso, Steamship
-. Eo-ulu, from Norfolk Tor COTTON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27

Steamship I'm civ. Walker,on. PASSENGER
ami general cargo. steamship hanFi.e' D'iil
more. passenger aud -cuei al cargo sleAmaNi !
Chatham. Norfolk genera. cargo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19
ON TO WASHINGTON.

Tho G. A. R. Delegations Going Through
in Large Numbers
The G. A. R. posts are going through
on special trains at close intervals. Sat
urday and yesterday there was almost a
constant string of trains of from six to
twelve coaches. One train bore big
streamer announcing that Its passen-
gers were from North Dakota. The
town was full OF members Of the G. A.
r. yesterday waiting to go with the
Wheeling delegation this morning.
Many went on the delayed midnight
train Saturday night, among them Cap
tain Dovener and Mr.. W. N. 1ngersoll,
of the United States Express Company.
This train, like most others, was late
because OF the heavy travel.
Holiday Post, G. A. R, held largely
attended meeting at its hall on Main
street Saturday evening to complete
arrangements for their trip to Wash
ington, d. O., this morning. Delega-
tions were present from New Martins
vile and Bridgeport, and the indica-
tions are that about all the old soldiers
in this section will go to Washington.
Holiday Post leaves on the 5:l5 train
over the B, & o. this morning, and they
want every old soldier, whether MEM
Der Of the G. A. r. or not, to go along
with them. They will take their flags,
guidons and banners, and with drum
corps will make big show.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19
LOCAL pREvITIgs.
siatters of Minor Moment in and about
the City.

aAAtlgEu Va AA4A0E AA0hASeAN - .--s@ 1890
the City.
Hon. E. S. ELmorr, OF Kingwood, is
in the city, and will make several
speeches in this vicinity.
PETER STATE and Fritz Henry, natives
OF Germany, were admitted to citizen
ship in the circuit court Saturday.
THERE was not case for the police
court Saturday, but there are pretty
near forty OF them for this morning.
The fare on the @. L. q W and Terni-
nal railroads for Beilaire to Wheeling
is only thirty-five cents for the round
trip.
AN adjourned meeting Of the Council
committee on health will be held this
evening. A decided Improvement in
the natural gas supply at the city Gre
matory was reported Saturday.
AMARRIAGE license was issued satur-
day to Joseph W. Gallagher, a native OF
Marshall county, aged "a, and May E.
Weaver, "a native OF Allegheny county,
Pa, aged 20, both now OF Moundsville.
Work on the big Baer warehouse
went right along yesterday. The driv-
ing of piles tor the foundations is about
completed. Building materials are de-
posted on the site daily by the train
loads.
LEWIS Corr, who lives on Baker
street, had a sick dog, aud undertook to
doctor it The dog bit his thumb, in
tiicting q severe wound. Then Copp
asked the police to execute the cur, aud
Lee Buch went out to shoot it.
JIG. OWENS has the contract for pill
ing the creek at Fulton for Schenk's
new storage house, which is to be the
largest in this vicinity. The work is
under the management OF NJ. Cleary
and will be pushed along ut a rapid
gait.
THE heating furnaces and plate mill
Of the Jefferson will start up on Mon
day, an agreement having been reached
between the management and en-
pIoyes. The Amalgamated scale was
not signed nor the Association recog-
nized, so the Steubenville Star says.
YESTERDAY was warm enough for Au-
gust, and everybody who could get out
was out. There was about as large an
audience at the afternoon concert at the
Park as on any Sunday in midsummer
Many strangers were in town, and they
all went out to the famous resort. O..
A. R. uniforms were numerous among
the visitors.
A LAWN fete and parlor concert will
be given this evening ut the residence
of Mrs. Thomas DAVIDSON, corner Twenty
eighth and Chapline streets, for tile
benefit OF Lodge No. % Order of
Daughters OF st. George A fine pro-
gramme has been arranged for the
entertainment OF those who will attend.
Refreshments will be served during the
evening.
THE death OF James A. Cochran, at
his residence at the head ofTwenty-
ninth street, Saturday evening, at. the
advanced age OF eighty-fve years, re-
moves well known citizen. He was
an old soldier, and a member Of Holli-
day Post No. 10, G. A. r.. which organ
ization will have chargeof the funeral
arrangements. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at o'clock. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19
New bridge over naot River,

The old wooden bridge which con-
meets the Island with Bridgeport is TO
give way to modern steel structure.
Il has stood the floods and storms for a
number OF years, until the Wheeling
and Belmont Bridge Company have
arrived at the conclusion that it would
not be safe to let it stand longer. The
new structure was designed by Mfr. N.
Hilderbrand, who was chief assistant
to Roebeling the designer OF the famous
Brooklyn bridge. The contracts for
the new bridge will be let in about a
month. The plan calls for structure
81 feet clear between the trestles con-
tanning two street car tracks, and a
wagon and carriage way With foot pas
sages on each side five feet wide. Work
will commence as soon as the controcts
ara let
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19

Henry Frayel and Leroy Wilson we're
found by Officer Iukens yesterday in a
state OF responsibility, being too
drunk to navigate. They languish in
cell. Ruby Martins house Of i'll
repute, 925 Alley O., was
raided last night and the proprie-
tress, four girls and two men were
pulled in. Officers Lukens, Scally and
Snyder conducted the invasion.
Joshua Faith acted in very bad faith
yesterday, and Tor creating disturb
ance Officer Lukens arrested him.
Grace Lockwood's house Of bad fame
was visited by Officers Desmond and
Lukens last night, and Grace and one
girl will answer for their sins before
the mayor this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19
THE COLOMBIAN CELEBRATION,
Iho Joint ooun ell Committee to meet this
EvsninE-The Catholics.

1he Joint Coun ell Committee to meet this
Evsning-The Catholics.
A meeting Of the special joint Council
committee appointed last week to ar
range for proper celebration OF the
four-hundredth anniversary of the dis
covery of America by Columbus, octo-
Der 81, has been called for this evening.
Public interest in the event seems to be
lively, and it is torbe hoped that the
celebration in Wheeling will be worthy
OF the occasion.
A meeting of representatives OF the
various Catholic societies OF the CITY
was held yesterday afternoon to take
action looking to proper celebration
OF the day. The same representatives
met several weeks ago, but adjourned
to await the action Of the civic authorl-
ties. The pope some time ago recon-
mended the celebration OF October Il,
and Bishop Kahn directed that in all
churches in his diocese high mass
should be celebrated on that day. The
President having since recommended
October q as the day, the Catholic
societies will celebrate that day in co.
operation with the city authorities and
others. AS the Council committee had
not yet decided on a course OF action,
the meeting yesterday adjourned until
next Sunday.
There will probably be appropriate
exercises in the schools, parade and
perhaps public addresses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19
MR. ErKINs Isl ALIVE.
a Distressing aud UnfOundod Report OF
his Dsath Circulated.

A Distressing aud Unfoundod Report "a
his DsRth Circulated.
The following associated press tele-
gram was received last evening:
CUMBERLAND, Nh, Sept. ls.-secre-
tary OF War S. B. Elkins requests that
an item be sent out contradicting re-
ports Of his death or illness. He is at
his home in Elkins, 11S miles south OF
here, on the West Virginia 4 Pittsburgh
railroad, and we'll. After his speech at
Davis Friday night he came towards
this city as far as Harrison station yes
terday morning, but returned TO ElKlns,
sending his private secretary on here
Saturday night a report Of the secre-
tary's death was sent out from Wash
ington. Later denial came from Cum
berland, but this stated that he was
taken III on the train and had to return
home. NUMEROUS kilograms were re-
ceived here from distant points asking
as to the truth of these reports. u was
impossible to get a telegram to Elkins
at so late an hour, and efforts yesterday
to communicate with that place were in
vain, so that the above telegram con;
veyed very welcome intelligence and
gave great relief to Mr.. Elkins's friends
and the public generally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the city aud wheeling Folk.
Abroad.

Strangers In the city aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mrs. D. E. Hughes, of Winona, N j.,
is the guest OF Mrs. Peter Cassell.
G. L. Williams, wife, child and nurse,
OF Parkersburg, are at the Windsor.
Walter Ramage, OF Athens college,
Ohio, is visiting friends on the Island.
Mr.. George Adams returned Saturday
from an extended visit to Staunton, Va.
Capt. Basil T. Bowers, of New Mar
tinsville, registered at the stamm yes
terday.
Misses Sadie and Mary Conley have
returned home to Steubenville after an
extended visit to Island friends.
B. @. Bridgeman, OF New Martins
vile, and r. Il. Park, OF Ravenswood,
stopped at the Behler yesterday.
The Morgantown Post says: Capt. Ed.
Muhleman, of Wheeling, is here in the
interest Of a gas plant for Morgantown.
Capt. S. B. Baker, Lieut.. Z. W. War
nick and Lieut.. O. Z. Morrison, OF Park
ersburg, were at the Mcclure yester-
day.
Misses May Baxter. OF Washington,
D. G., and sallie Cunningham, Of steu-
benville, are visiting Mrs. DR.. Megrail,
on the Island.
Charles shultz, assistant superintend-
emit OF the letter carriers, and Charles
Ebeling, OF the Dollar Savings Bank
are of on their vacation.
Miss Clara schryyer. OF Baltimore,
who has been visiting friends on the
Island, leaves for home this evening,
She will be accompanied by Miss Rose
Lukens, who will be her guest.
Mrs. B. Steger and Mrs. Harry A.
Ebbert, of North Huron street, returned
Saturday from a visit to Boston. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. Steger's
daughter. Mrs. Locke, Of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford II. Booth and
Mrs. Alice Willis arrived in the city
from Texas on Thursday and are visit
ing Mrs. Mendel on Twelfth street. Mrs.
Willis was formely Miss Alice HOWE, Of
the Island.
Mr.. N. Llewelyn Edwards, Wheeling's
Justly famed "knight OF the brush
DIETER known among his friends as
"Red Cross") J, left last night to accept q
position on the road for the Messrs.
Crawford Bros, of Cameron.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19

A freight wreck occurred on the
Wheeling & Lake Eric Saturday alter
noon, at Clarksield, o., about seventy
miles from Toledo. A coal train went
through bridge, which had been
lacked up" while the trestling was
being repaired, Several cars and the
engine were badly damaged, but no
person was hurt, The passenger train
due here at 4:45 o'clock, did not arrive
until midnight.