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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-26
Reristrars' Notice.

Registrars Notice.
YTyHE Assistant Registrars of the several voting
districts of the town of New Haven will be
in session on Tuesday, the 25th day, and Satur-
day the 2oth day of October, 1892, from II a. m.
until D. m, for the purpose OF hearing and cor
recting the registry list of voters.
Places OF meeting are as follows:
First District-Room II, Exchange building.
Second District-Plumbs joiner shop, 14S Oak
Third District-French's coal office, l4e George
street.
Fourth District-Plumb's cigar store 27' West
Water street.
Fifth District Residence Of A. G.. Smell, 105
sixth Diatrict-Renke's barber shop, 4s St.
John street.
Eighth District -Schreck's barber shop, S54
State street. ~.
Ninth District-J. D. Benham's feed store, q
Tenth District-O O. Roberts shoe store, s1e
Elm street.
Eleventh District-E. A. Johnson's grocery
store, s6 Ferry street.
Twelfth Distrct-Store, No. 265 Grand avenue.
Thirteenth District Diamond Match com
pany's Office, Westville.
Fourteenth District-O. W. Hemingway's shoe
store, 81 East Grand.
Fffteenth DIstrict-Store, ]. N. Rowe, -Four
Corners.
FREDERICK I. AvER1LL, Town Ree,strars,
JOHN P. CARNEY,
oot
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SUNDAYS 10 t.
N0UTCEs
Vol. Lx.

NOIlCE.
TlHE selectmen and town clerk of the Town OF
l. New Haven will be in session at Rooms Nos.
10 and II, City hall, in said Town Of New Haven
on Monday, October "a, Tuesday, October 25,
Wednesday, October 26, Thursday, October ~,
Friday, October 2s, Saturday, October 29, and
Monday, October 81 respectively, from o'clock
in the forenoon until o'clock in the evening. for
the purpose of examining the qualifications OF
electors and admitting to the electors oath those
who shall be found qualified.
The selectmen and town clerk will also be in
session at the above named place on Monday,
November (the day before election), from 9
o'clock in the forenoon until o'clock In the
afternoon, for the purpose Of admitting to the
electors oath such persons only whose names
may have been on the first Registry list, under
the title ''To be Made" and whose qualifications
shall have matured since the last previous ses-
sion Of said Board.
JOHN GARRITY,
JOHN T. POHLMAN,
ALFRED w. FORBES, Board OF
HORACE H. STRONG, Selectmen.
HENRY HILLMAN,
JOEL F. GILBERT.
F. H. BRETHAURER, Town Clerk.
New Haven, October 10, 1892. Oc2O Ut
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GHATEROL-COM
Epps's Cocoa.

BREAKFAST.
.Rv a tboroueh knowledge Of the naturallaws
vhich govern the operations of digestion and nu-
trition, and by q careful application of the fne
nnroxided our breakfast tables with q deicately
havered beverage which n may M N,e. save Us ma many
Gnch artfcies OF diet that q constitution may be
9Taduaiy built up until strong enough TO resist
S1erY tendency to disease. Hundreds OF subtl
1ssisdies are floating around us ready to attack
Vherever there Is weak point. We may escape
many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves vel! for
Si0od With pure blood and q properly nourished
Srame. -Civileer Gazette
Nade simply with boiling water or milk: Bold
eeN IN half pound tins, BY GroOers, labeled thug
Saf9 knAOSv London NneiAnf
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-26
4nurna1 aud Gnmtfkr.

The Oldest Daily Paper P1
Hshed In Connecticut.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-26

1t is said that there are now forty thou
sand unoccupied houses in Berlin that can
not be rented. At the same time there
are good many people who want houses,
but cannot pay the price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

RICHMOND. VA. April s.-Lght offerings OF
ern-curel fOhaccOs ut auction on Change TO-
dav. Friday. A ril s. 1872. 49,
Private sales reported 90 the secretary OF the
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: NIapPeIs'
"a bOgsheads: filters. .; cutters. ~ smokers,
f3: scrap Oright. @. lear ,darhn To- Jolal' I9'
hOgsheads 49,. H.
InspectiOns-Bright, % hO-sheads ] ueIcei
dark. % hogsheads. ucrccs' hehspoc4oHs
Bright. hogsheads ,,-.t.....
Farmers Cronshaws Virginia WILSON s.
Planters. Allegheny, Nh0cAoe. Ncal s. D4l 10
minion. Shelhurues, Jones ana IaNeui OF
tobacco warehouses report to-day: hecelpis'
If. uackage-. deliveries. JOB pochHte+.
The United states internal venue co"ec
tions for tile city of richmond. Va. to-day are as
follows: Tax paid cigars ana cigarettes
s,0.35; tax paid plug tobaccos eo'49'~'' Ao'"'
a very good sale at sholburnos today;
a inc sa 10 40 fine prices ~ Planters to-day.
SbOckOc sold 2l6l3 pounds loose tonAc'o5 to-
daY. Highest Irice for lrshts s5"'l' ana 4oI
'1 crsn5baws sold 60 $50 pounds dark loose to-
laccos to-day; highest -rice, lh-..
sales of loose tOba.c for the week endlng
TODAY. ShOck0e warehouse sold ol,,43 Iouh+9
Ifi.ht ~ $3.50: dark az 2~-3. trenaha"
warehouse sold 5fSll pounds dark ~ slt
Planter, warehouse sold 4i5ll ponhIS, pIient
M xW Shclburnes warehouse SOLD ,'o'iv<
pounds bright al $40. Total 2ll,4,i pouhu'' r.
change to-day. John ArcMbal4' rohtita4
Canada: y. A. Martin, Durham' IL mar Ht5ns
Bddof0rd Ne; Edward TUT, Jr'' OHllon
Hr Charles H. Conrad Of our Messrs. }. NJ
Conrad sons. IS ln Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

Nrw YonH. .Auril e-Huhtard Price Co.'S
fs..s Ieffarf0-tav says. "ILe Liverpool mark 70
... morning was rather disappointing 90 tine
f..rt. tle carly advance tlere only beng about
.. Later however % improved aud closed
tr. 90 che highest ot the 0av and 4-bI above
r-..s were two points above last evening.
....a reaction -et ln and llo loWCstq quotations
...... -.r. before % clock showed decline or
...t ttr.e points as compared With last even
.zs figures. Then tie annonncement that
Orleans recelts "ould Only 10
bales tomorrow. together with an
advance "a shat market resulted I'm
SHARP recovery here, August selling as nlgh as
. iv I.U o'clock The weekly statement OF
rae Liverpool stocks is as 10 lows Ia store
r.sr fa.UIl AiOat this week l3ll0l; last
Beck. $4,000: last year. 1900. Total his week,
.t last week, l,-silNu, last wear. L3.tNOl,
VI wtlcA American this week, lo0ool; last
.. fr-f.lI. last wear. lO0lhN. During the
.-err1ou the market continued steady. Tho
--. .rg became moro active. and under free
rr.....s prices for short time reacted
..tv Before the close, however they reas-
.rteI fhcuse' yes. and final ngure@ were about
ft. l.-lest of tho day and points anQNe last
t..r.ng Receipts az the three towns OF Mem
I... ST. I0ui. and Augusta arc ioa b"lcs' against
F..r-e. closed steady. Receipts 40 tho ports
forth. week point 90 6fOlO bales, against t0An
..- lssf week and 1900 bales last year Ihe
interior movement is $4,000 bales. against lu.u
...o.lff week and 1900 bales last car. IL
tr0r stocks Viii lose protaly @oDJ bhlcs,
making receipts direct from plantations about
fa'es ana INST $4,000 year ago Inc bYoI
l..trt is o..ei NJ unchanged quotations. .hld-
..ls ui-anlr, 6ti: sules. ga noica; ram 'e-
f.ns % futures. 100000 La.es AiIll, oOj'N
... .l-v ff4as.-I. June. 6.1fa6sJ. July. o.os
August. $50 Sh-soi oep'eHDef' 'OO@' >
y.II.eri f.-U si-4t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL
Railway and Warehouse Co.


A large amount Of tho bonds and stock of tho
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
AND OF THE UNDERLYING SECURITIES
has been deposited under the plan Of rcorgani-
zaton Of March /, isse. lodged with the CEN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY. az New York. Hold
ers Of the TERMINAL COMPANY SECURi-
TIES must elect on or before THURSDAY, tho
18th instant II they Will become parties to tho
plan formed to protect their interests and prop
erty. The committee desires to impress upon
the holders OF TERMINAL SECURITIES that
the deposit OF majority Of these securities on
the 18th instant will show a united interest and
practically demonstrate that the plan OF reor-
canization will he carried through. Tbs CEN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY CERTIFICATES
which arc being issued in exchange for tho Sc
curities deposited under the plan OF reorgani-
zation have been listed on the New York Stock
Exchange. The holders Of tho SECURITIES
OF TIE AUXILIARY CORPORATIONS are in
vited 20 cooperate and become parties to the
plan TO preserve the integrity Of this largo sys-
tenn of railroads the disIntogration OF which
would prove disastrous to such securities.
Copies OF the plan Of reorganization may DO
had at tine Office OF the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY. oil New York.
NEa YORK, April r. 1892.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTr.
OLIVER II. PAYNE,
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN,
WILLIAM H. PERKINS,
HENRY BULGE,
II. G. TAHNESTOCK.
J. KENNEDY TOD.
Committee.
GEORGE S. ELLIS. Secretary.
40 s-ttin % Wall street, New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
lficaxo.

CHICAGO. Ill. April S.-1he shorts i'm wheat
were thoroughly slampoled today. AMI as re-
sult prices at the close show gain oi ~ ic
over last night. The huii,h features Were
report cold weather ovor the Northwest and
West. with some prospects OF a freolc ia Kansas,
and an urgent demand Tor spot wheat. "ecelpla
% cars.
Corn was active And strong. largely in 81 mpa-
thy with wheat. hut Was also nclpod iA me
hEht receipts and poor iufl cctoh lo'lhk
prices were a.e &c higher. hcreii O.. .'I' cars
ana closed -. higher. Receipts. 81 cara.
PROVISIONS were frm ODD hixhrr pric.' FOR
hO-s and in sympathy with tno o4fauc ug
ccrevi markets. Pork adran'ri .'tc. ann 4afd
tat5Lc.. butrlDs are unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

ii.rr closed steady and fairly active Fine
grades OF spring. 81. s0e2t0. DO. winter go
-.. surerfue sprng. s225@2f5; 90. WINTER
s,.t. l.. extra 30. 3 spring, S26Jet..O; 90.
r...e- slD.ae s5. extra 40 sprng. t3s 500;
.I...lter ef 81. city mll extras. 40 TOT
.ff Indies. Southern -four steady trade anu
is IS extra. ttt0a Itt
Wheat Options 0lcusd actifc anc eAclte0 GA
d. news Of cold weather ln the Northwest no
SHORTS rushed % cover aud sent prices up
rf ly Whom the demand Jet up toward noon
t... was some reaction. The bullsh feeling
n.t simulated 20 some eIttnt by the poor
showing ~ tho Ohio State crop report ana
stronger cables. Foreign houses bought freely.
4IeI-was smother upward turn IN the AFTER
Doom aua tho bears were Kept hustling. pnces
Closing % asr higher SPOT lots closed strong
l.I -. hisItr. spot sales Of no. red winter,
co. April, M34c; May @4c.; June,
editions opened strong and higher on
i.t.er ca .les and good local demand Prices
Continued finn throughout the DAY and closed
s.c. higher spot lOts closed very strong
higher Spo. sales no = nil1eo az oi|c
mixed. April 70 C.; DO may c. do.
e..t. ..f g.. do. july, SIC.
Ns..-Oruons were fairly acilFe ana hrm'
closing irln and sHgisc. hGher. AIoi Io%s
Closed higher spot sales or 30. WINE a. ~ &C.,
h4. do.. 8ya8J.4c.. no. mixed. aJ4c' 20.
~ .s 10, no. mixed, April 53Ac'' 40 nay
r.. 90 june. 3ac.
afk dub. new mess, Sli@ii.5l
ltil iriuer. Har. ft 70. jay. 600
..' #-to.f centrifugal 1'.c.' fehhe y"loe
.ii u1eu4ngtd. cut-lOaf hnd cfushea, 10,
powdered 4f.fH44c.. granulntcd S7h'itsC.'
t4,es. 4,4ait.c; mould A, 4 y-i6ei ll-lVc''
c..iectiOncrs A. s4Si35c.
lo-ee-Spot lois closed steady; fair NO car
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

goes, 1910. Futures closed dun and lower Rio
or santos No. z, April sl2s0: May. siel5:
june. Sii,0; July. sIL,O
- ipe inc certificates were dull. but firm.
Salet' 900; May opened, 56,xc.. highest &C;
lowest 55}tc.; closing SIC
spirits tnrpentine easier 3,14c. for machine
bairels. hosln hrmer with more actyit} IN Tho
common grades; strained. sl.4O, good do, Las
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
,,aScHEs1EH ADVERTISEMENTS.

mo rIF DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF NAN
| CWESrFK-l respectfully announce my
selfacanlidate for re-e.cri 4on 10 ne once OF
'0-- CITY SERGEANT
Of the cry 81 Manchester subject 70 the DEM
%, CT, G'' 1o'fm HENRf FITZGERALD.
mo THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS or NAN
| CHESTER respectfully announce my
lfacanildaio f0r re-electon 10 the ONCE OF
So TIEKk OF TIE HLSIlNNN COUNT
~ tha CIV OF Manchester Subject % the Dem.
o,l1." h. J.. DUAL
f. SNELLTNGS. PRESCRIPTION, DRUG
n. Glsl and dealer IN PERI MtIILS
TOlIEr Articles, IOBACCOo ClPAh3 Ahi
everything usually found IN a hrs'-clAs' utus-
stors. Branch o!acs he IIlEs newspaper,
Snaus urO. manchester .DfeA. g. -ai - ~
HUI street, The Times Cigar ~nl AoWs store
Ocs-tI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

ST. Ior1s. no. April Flour higher;
patents s3858tf5; extra fancy $40; 'i b;
iaucy. s3.2sa3,5. choice, So 'a.a, family
$500: Nav. s1sc Md. July. -2tc; August
u. e. Corn higher; April 3r4c.; Nay, h,sc.;
July srs.a3i1.c lid Oats strong and higher.
Mav. alitc lid pork-~tandari mess $50 Tor
OLD and Si0t4}a for new. Lard-IIline steam
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

crycrxxArr o.. Apul Pork Regular.
sio.7i5: family, sl040 Lard-kettls dried
st t0 Pacon-ShOrt clear sides. s6De0.53
Whislv-~ales OF gu barrels Of finished goods
on the basis Of slI3 per gallon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

T-vrPpoor. Aurn Spot cotton, little doing;
ding uplands. 8a.: sales 1000 bales. Futures
steady: April-May, Q 40-64; May-June, 4l-6i;
.1uno-Julv 3 4i-f4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
Wilmington.

wuv,vGrov. n. c.. April Spirits tur-
pentine steady at CSC. Hosin dull; strained
a. ~. GOOD strained, s12O. Tar firm al Sl.25.
Crrje turpentine steady; hard, sl.l0i yellow
dir sl-.. YlTEln. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
Chnrleston.


CHARrrsroN. S. C.. April s.-Spirits trpen-
tine firm. a2ltc. bid. H0sln. sL21 BID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

Cry AND C0CNIYof NEW YORK. }
aforementioned that on the -
II. Corey, c0mmlsSlonef resident
authority. and under the laws o. ti
lie used or recorded therein person
United States of the Thames ana
Fnp.. who being sworn, deposes an.
o6icer OF the SAID company. and tina
condition of said organization on q
Is4i. according - the bes. OF his M
In testimony WHEREOF !
(srAL. the 10Th day OF January i
(@-)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
REMOVALS.

nFyrON r. CARRlNGrONS ABSTRACT
I TITLE OFFICE has been removed 10 ne.I
f,or over sands Pollard & Sands. attorneys-si-
law. to Room .. 1917 ank street. between lentn
ana Eleventh streets. with George D. Carter.
fF'VSAt,ly1TiON OF TITLES TO PROPERTY
A SPECIALITY.
Iv permission. refers 20 sands. foAarl
Sands ID. e. Richardson. Mossrs Leake y srter
aud other attorneys 'a~'a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

Mrs William H. Peasants has been quito
m for several days with the gflp Al her nome,
ON Church iilll.
Air. ~ ~. Wingo. an old Confederate vet
oran is living stricken with paralysis al ms
home. sos east Les gl street
Mrs Mary Wright who IS sick 1t the resi-
dence of her daughter Mrs. howard. Is re-
ported as being much worse.
Tbe Masonic Past Masters Association met
at 81 Adams Hall last ~ ht At O'Clock. Ibis
Ieing the annual meeting officers were cleo
tel.
Miss Fm. Il. Freeman. who has been on a
visit to Mrs. ". n. We.siger, 1901 west Main,
and relatives. las returned 70 her home IN
Providence, r. !.
The machine shops'of Vanhorn & Son. cor
ner Tenth and Cary streets was found open
last night hy . policeman. Nothing hsd Deen
disturbed as Ear as known.
Sir. William II. Zimmerman Yesterday re-
ceiyed the contract % provide the supper at
the ball OF tho Association for the Pfeserya-
tion If Virginia Antiquities on January -lth
40 Mozart Academy
Monroe Ward Democratic Club will meet
tonight 10 Reeds Hgil. 80 south Second
street. nc O'Clock fuli attendance IS re-
ouested, az officers will be- elected.
The Sunday school teachers Of Richmond
aAA AlAAcile't't N''- '"'~s ~ - - \ - -.
Christian Association 40 i3O clock TINS aiter-
noon for the study OF tie lntefnaIioDai Les
Sons.
The heavy snow yesterday caused tho roof
4 one of GOrman' 5 greenhouses no tho cor-
uer of Cherry and Albemarle streets to fall IN
me DAMAGE s not yet Known, as the snow
has not been removed
Rev. DR.. H. A. Tupper will preach AZ Pine
street mission on JacQueline street, near Ran
dolph. sunday az II O'clock A. NJ. church
is expected % be organized az this mission tho
first Sunday IN February.
Mr.. Thomas s. Dixson Of New Kent county,
died Al his residence last Thursday ia the
sixty-sixth year OF his age. Ha WAS well and
favoraDy known throughout that county
and had many friends in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. 15- Raisers OF
fruit and garden truck in the States of Viz
ginia. West Virginia. Maryland aud several
of the States further South viii be freed from
the risks which they now assume in sending
their truck 20 Washington if bin. which
the Senate Committee on tho District Of Co
lumbia acted on today. becomes law. SO
many farmers in neighboring States alege
commission merchants that a number of them
have stopped sending their truck 20 this mar
ket. There is No law TO punish offending
merchants. who make practice of selling the
truck without making return to the sender,
and the bin approved by the district commit
tee to-day provides for the punishment Of
these persons II received the unanimous
Endorsement of the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16
Cable Brevities.

dispatch from Rome says the coinci-
dence 0f the deaths of Cardinals SINE nl
and Manning SO affected tho Pope that he
exclaimed. II feel that my hour Is also ap-
NIT. j. Ii. MAIDEN. Liberal candidate for
election 10 the House of Commons from
Kasendale dIyisi Il of northeast Lancashire
is III with influenza.
A dispatch from Lisbon sags the Premier
announced in the Cortes yesterday that tie
ministry mad resigned. owing % its inability
to find successor b. Senior CaryalhO AS Min
ister Of Finance and that the King had ac-
cepted the resignation of the ministry
Mr. Furness. Liberal member OF Parliament
for HartlepoOl Eng. IN asking for dOnat rs
with which 10 defray the expenses ~ trans
porting 20 Russia gr-ln contributed py
America for the relief of the famine sufferers
IN the former country, estimates tue cost oi
such TRANSPORTATION nj $4,000. Mr. furness
himself donates $3.50 10 the pr posed fund.
A Madrid dispatch says that negotiations
between France and Spain tor treaty OF
commerce having failed each country Viii.
after February 4. 1872. levy the maximum III
tariI on imports from tho other. Inc spanish
Minister al tie Interior. SenOr Silyela. last
evening ia tie lower house OIL tue DoiIes
state1 that Spain bad been asked 10 JON the
I0lverein and that Ii was the purpose OF the
Government 70 refrain from entering into any
foreign league The Government measure ex-
tending existing treaties OF commerce was
adopted
Herr Brandens. q giove-maker with Social
;etic nrocliv,ties las been sentenced 10 slX
months imprisonment FOR fixing a red nag
upon telegraph pole in front OF his place Of
business in Berlin on the occasion OF the all
niyersary Of the birth Of La Sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

BrrIvoer. MD. Jan. l5.- Captain p. T.
D.bie and tea of the crew of the Brush bark
Counte. s of Dufern. of Londonderry, which
was abandoned at sea. arrived here to-day on
the steamship less0. Captain DOnlo and hiS
men. who had nothug with them but the
clOt. Is they wore. were found T. be more or
less ir0st-btton from exposure in the NOrth
Atlantic on q sinking ship III tho winter:
Caata.n Ioble made a statement of the loss OF
tho Countess of Duherin.
wye left st. John. Is. b., December stl, Tor
Londonderry. Ireland. ON December Z3th q
rale struck us from northwest with burrl-
cano force accompanied with heavy cross
,..s. Ile water came In so fast that tho
cabin bo.an o. brehN up and We found 10
useless 90 continue tho work If bailing. All
lands wero then pat 40 tie pumps. but u
s.o1 became too dangerous 10 life 10
continue pumping. Ills condition con-
tuued until tle morning of tho jist II
eseaber We had had nothing TO eat or
drink since tho g,io began. and Ia st eyerg-
thing but the clothes I'D which we stood.
10at morning vessel which proved to be
the bark Arlington, Of Yarmouth, n. s..
rescued us On january th tho steamship
lo.s9 hove in sight and we We're transferred
fo ler J cannot speak TOO highly OF tho
kind treatment we received on board .boih
.....lI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

Details OF tho Terrible Railway Disaster
on tho horthern pnclnc.

BRaTNrEn. MINN.. Jan. ia horrible acci.
dent occurred on the Northern Pacific railroad
az JOne-vle the first station east of here. at
$3.50 o'clock this morning specia. train.
consisting OF the sleeping car Petrol and
bag age car, was running rs the second sec
tiOn Of No 9, the regular train from Superior.
The special lett South Superior at ll.30
@ clock last evening. having on board the
Andrews Opera Company, going from Duluth
10 Grand forks. lie train was running at
the usual rate Of speed. when 10 struck a
broken rail. The sleeper left the track and
went down an embankment, landing bot
tom up.
lanes broke out from all parts Of the car
Immediately and burned 80 rapidly that the
crew could do nothing bat extucate the pas
senreIs from the wreck. When ai were be
lived o. have been rescued "a search revealed
the fact that Mrs. id. Andrews. wife of the
proprietor Of the troupe, and her nurse Mss
LILY Wallace, were missing. By this time the
flames were burning so hercely tnat It was
impossible to 60 near the car.
When the flames were finally eubdued the
remains were discovered SO badly burned
that IL was impossible 10 identify one from
the other. Mrs. Andrews and Mss Wallace
had occupied an upper berth at the forward
end OF the car and were wrapped in tie boil
clothes There was no outcry from the berth
while the work OF rescung tho injured Was
rOgresslng, and lt ls supposed tuat both Oc-
cupants We're killed instantly. Tie raplditY
with which the flames caught hold and spread
through the car caused no little surprise.
10 is not known whether they caught from
the lamps OF stove, but 1t Is supp sed from
the rapidIty with which they spread that they
caught from the lamps.
Twenty passengers more are less seriously
injured were taken from the wreck. Ihvsi-
clans were sent from Bronerd on q special
train. The in ured were brought back his