The Dickinson press., 1893-10-14

a serious accident occurred at He
bron, last Saturday ut about 4 o'clock
p. M, by which the Northern Pacific
lost Il caboose and had two engines
and IL stock a disabled. Engineers
Cunningham and Kilmartin were
somewhat bruised. One engine and
the caboose were on the Y ut
Hebron, where cattle were being
loaded when the engine flying light.
in charge of Engineer Kilmartin left
the main line and went in on the Y,
the switch having been left open.
The engine was reversed and the EN-.
gineer and fireman jumped; it went
through the caboose and tackled u
stock Car with disastrous results to
the same. The other engine was de-
rallied. 1t then tipped over Mr..
kilmartin was badly bruised and
nearly buried under the coal when
the tende + went over, but fortunately
no bones were broken and no internal
injuries resulted. Two tramps who
were riding ON the destructive engine
had u lively time for a short period.
One was thrown off and performed
some rapid operations in the air be.
fore he selected u suitable place to
land upon. The other, when the en-
gineer and fireman jumped, not clear
ly understanding the situation, start
ed over the tender to stop the engine,
when he heard something drop" and
it "drapped" hard. However neither
lie moi his partner were hurt. After
the smashup the caboose and the
woodwork on one of the engines
caught fire and were destroyed.
During my term of service in the
army l contracted chronic diarrhea,"
says A. E. Bending, of Halsea, Ore
gon. "Since then l have used u great
amount of medicine, but when l found
any that would give me relief they
would injure my stomach, until
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhGl Remedy was brought to my
notice. l used it and will say it is the
only remedy that gave me permanent
relief and no bad results follow For
sale by druggists. ~.
1t will be remembered by our read.
ers that Frank Cross was convicted
last December of b%urglarizing SEQ
fields store and sentenced to the pen.
itentiary. Sheriff Hayes learned that
he was wanted at st. Cloud, MINI. fol
some crime committed there and
when Cross time expired at the pen
i%tentiary Jerry happened ''accidental'
ly' to be in Bismarck and engaged the
young nan to come to Dickinson to
do some work here and notified the
authorities ut st. Cloud that he had
their man. An officer arrived here
Tuesday to take Cross where lie was
wanted and proceeded to the Jail
Cross happened to be in the kitchen
and saw the officer, whom he knew,
without the latter seeing him and
started out through the front hall OF
the court house without hat or coat.
Although the most vigorous efforts
were at once made to find him lie
succeeded in getting out of town and
nothing was heard of him until word
came from Sentinel Butte, Thursday,
that he was there. Will Chalonel
went up and brought him here and
turned the runaway over to the Off,
Ger.
Wilson l.. Richards and Miss Mabe.
Smith were united in marriage at He
bron. N. d., on Thursday, Oct. -,
The wedding was quiet affair, only
a few friends and relatives of the
contracting parties being present
The bride and groom are we'll known
in Dickinson. The former is the
daughter of +. M. Smith, formerly O.
Springvale, and an estimable ant
charming young lady, and it is hardly
necessary to introduce the groom a!
everybody knows evils" and know
him to be one of natures noblemen
big-hearted, clear headed and a jus
and upright man. He is manager o
the Diamond G Cattle outfit. TIL,
sincere congratulations of all wht
know them, including the PRESS, art
theirs. After the ceremony the.
started east to visit Chicago and til,
Worlds Fair.
When catarrh attacks Il person o
scrofulous diathesis, the disease is al
most sure to become chronic. Til,
only e%ficacious cure, therefore, i
Ayers Sarsaparilla, which expel
scrofula from the system and tn
%catarrh soon follows suit. Loca
treatment is only a waste of time.
How to See the Worlds Fair.
Assuming that many of jill reader
will be able to spend only a week a
the Fair, the following program j
offered by IA sight-seer of much expe
rience. Devote the first day to u view
of the grounds, approaching, If posi-
BILE. Ivy boat from Chicago, and land
ing ut the great pier. Start for I'll
Manufacturers building; passing Il,
Statue of the Republic. around til
foot of the Basin, to the noble Ayr
cultural building, then Machiner
Hall, the Administration Buildin,
,. State Buildings, Transportation an
| Horticultural Buildings. The secon
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