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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-11

1HERIFF's SALK-CHARLEs ". RoBY.
y plaintiff, vs.. hmma D. Irsutlen. Grover
Treutlen and Charles D. Curtis, administrator
of the estate of Edwin B. Treutlsn. deceased. de-
fendaIts.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out of the
district court of the First judicial district OF the
state of Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
1892. in the above entitled action. wherein
Charles W.. hoby. the above named plain
tiff. obtained a Judgment and decree Of fore
closure and sale sTainnst fmma cI y: lI sdn1;n,
T IfreaaIs deceased, defendants. on the
9th day Of eaceeGmh a. y. ls92' .ar
the the sum ; Of g. U.s.. ;ss2'% @bi ess' s.ia aeo4es was Sos on
tho 9th day Of December. a. u. lSs2, recorded in
judgment book No. II of said conrt 1t page -,
/ am commanded to sell ali that certain lot,
piece or parcel Of lsnd. situate, lying and being
tana. and bounded and described a. follows. TO-
wit: X,
the lake addit. on to the city, OF Helena; county
ind state aforesaid. as ssid lot and block are
known and designated, in the plat OF said Blake
addition to tho city of Helena on file In the office
Of the clerk an recorder of raid county.
Together with ell and singular tho
Entertainments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing OF II any wise appertaininR.
Public notice 10 hereby given that o a Wednes-
day, the 18th day, Of }, mary, A: D; lsea. q
the court house. Helena, Lewis and Clarke coun'
Of fale and decree Of foreclosure and sale, sell
tho above described property: or so much there
Of rs may DO necessary. to satisfy, said Judgment
bidder for each in hand.
Given under my hand this 9th day of December
CHARLES M. JEFFERIs. Sheriff.
Nv RAIpH q. JOHNaON. 0Dnty Ah0rlH.
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THE D FELLOWS.

installation of Officers of Montana Lodge
of This City.
The member of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows installed their officers last
night. Montana lodge. No. 1, invited Ex-
celsior lodge, No. s. and Queen City, No. AZ.
to install their officers with them. The fol-
lowing officers were installed by Montana
lodge: B. E.. BRONSON, N. g.; John Dry
burgh. v. g.; Emil Kluge, secretary; NJ.
warden; James Hindle, conductor; o. NJ.
Gourley, o. g.; Ivan L. Towner. I. G.;
Vincent Haight, R. s. N. G.; E. E. Theme.
L. S. N. G.; Lars Nelson. X. G. V. g.; VIM.
Morrison, L. 9. V. G.; J.. T. Hagerty, r.
S. s.. and }. 9. Korb, l.. 8. s. After the
by the members of Montana lodge. Speech
making was then in order and carried on
to the small hours in the morning.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Judge Buck is holding court at Boulder.
The funeral of Charles X. Johnson will
take place to-day at two p. No.. from 121
jackson street.
Gideon De Roster, the demcnted wood
chopper who worked neur Baxendale, was
adjudped insane in the district court yester-
day and taken to the county poor farm.
The physician in attendance on the
mother and boy residing at Eighth avenue
with scarlet lever, p%ronounces them out of
danger.
Observer Glass received a forecast from
the weather bureau at Washington last
night. which says: Gold waves are antici-
pated for Montana. Temperature will fall
about twenty or more degrees by eight p.
NJ, Jan. H."
The annual installation Of officers of
Mount Helena Council. Royal Aicanum,
last evening, was we'll attended. After the
installation there was an excellence pro-
gramms of music II reading, followed by
a banquet and q dance.
Location notices were filed with the
county cletk yesterday as follows: The
Katrina lode, between Arastra and Orc
Elmo aulches. by Andy Holm; placer. south
west quarter section ], township 10, north
of range 2 west, by Carl Kleinschmidt, Jr.,
ct al.
He irlenus OIL Lenuel QulQg VIII reEret
to learn that he has loat 10y death from
scarlet fever in the last two weeks two of
his children. The last one stricken, MAJ
garet, was only two years and n half old,
and she died only u week after q little
sister.
A special session of the county commits
sioners was held yeste day to accept some
new bridges between Johns and Mi.cheil's
IN the canyon. Owing to gome details re.
naming unfinished they were not accepted
The board ordered proposals for a new
bridge over the Dearborn.
The meetings at the Presbyterian church
are to be continued his evening. beginning
at 1870 O'Clock. The meeting last night fol
the young people, conducted By the loca
union of Y. r. s.. G. E.. of this CITY, WA
full of interest and helpfulness TO thos,
present. The people are reminded of to.
nights services, aud all are cordially in.
vlted to attend.
The revival meetings at st. Paul's ohurcl
still continue with interest and success
Last evening Rev. Hill preached a stirring
sermon on the subject, "Ihe Kings Ban,
quet." After the sermon eight or ten wen
TO the altar, and five or six were converted
The meetings are growing in interest an
power and are giving promise of good re-
suits. Revs. Van Ordel and Snider wer
present and assisted III the service. Tn
meetings will be continued each night thi
week. The subject OF the sermon for thi
evening will be 1.-The Ways of Salvation.
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PERSONAL

Attorney A. J. Shores. Of Great Falls. Il
In town.
Gen. Lester 8. Wilson, Of Bossman. Il a
The Helena.
+. A. Winstanlsy and +. q. Stoddard, oil
Missoula, are visitors In Helena.
w. 8. Wing has resigned his position al
auditor of passenger a%ccounts on the Union
Pacific. and F. B. Southard has been ap-
pointed TO suooesd him.
The departures via the Great Northern
yesterday were Miss Kelley and c. r.
Hchsrmerhorn, for ST. Paul; II. N. Norton,
for Chicago, and G. II. Howard. for 81.
Paul.
Mas Ella Webber. for Beatrice. Nsb.; N.
Mihelie and J. Dushek, for Leadvil!e; J..
Cans and Geo. Cans, for Omaha, we're
among the departures via the Union Pacific
yesterday.
j. q. Coberty. for Cameron. Mo-; John
Yum, for Chicago; Nm. Hamm, for st.
Joseph. Mo-; G. II. Payton. for Montreal;
A. L.. Barrett, Cor New York; g. p. Atohi-
son. for 81. Louis; ]. ]. Elroy. for Milwsu-
kee, and A. G: Anderson. for St. Paul wera
among the Northern Pacific departures
yesterday.
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JUDGMENT OF THE PREsBYTERY.
That Briggs IL Fnily Acquitted OF All
Ofenaes Charged.

That Briggs Ii Eaiiy Acquitted OF All
Offenaes Charged.
NEW YoRx, Jan. 10.--The hnal meeting Of
the p~reabytery Of New York In the Briggs
case Was held this afternoon. ModerAtoE
Bliss read tho report which he said had
bean adopted By = majority Of the court.
II says: "GivinR due consideration TO de-
fsndany's explanations Of the Language
used in his inaugural addrsss; accepting
his frank and full disclaimer Of the inter
probation put upon some phrases and illus
trations. and his aflTmations OF loyalty
to the standards Of The church
and TO The holy scriptures az the
only infallible rule of faith and
practice. the prsshytsry do NOT nnd that he
has transgreassd the limits OF liberty al
and opinion. Therefore. without EXPRESS
ing approval of the critical or theological
views embodied in tho inaugural address,
or the manner in which they have bssn ex-
pressed and illustrated, the preshytsry pro-
nounces Briggs fully acquitted OF the OF.
lenses alleged against him. ths several
charges and specifications accepted Tor
probation having been not sustained"
A discussion followed as to whether the
vote ON the report should not have been by
ayes and nays. Col. McCook entered y
fo; NAL exception to the action Of the pres
by terry on that account. anG also another
exception to tho introduction OF the steno-
graphic report as a part Of tho minutes OF
tho trial. na the prosecution had not been
furnished with an official copy OF these
notes. He said he should appeal the case
TO the general assembly.
A bomb was exploded At the meeting by
the announcement Of Rev. Edward u.
Ciarks, pastor of the Church of the Purl-
that his sense OF honor called upon
him to resign from the ministry Of the
Presbyterian church. He announced that
the action Of the general assembly Of 1882,
in calling upon all ministers who do not
in the INSPIRED word coming to us
without error to resign their ministry WAS
the cause of his action. He believes there
may be errors in the scriptures. His con-
gregation, over which he presided for
years, is greatly disturbed over his
action.
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Going Tast-Saye Time,

Going TO Chicago and east your short
quick route ia via ST. Paul and THE North
wester Line" Leave Butte 6:45 a. No..
Helena 1915 n. m. to-day. reach st. Paul
G:55 n. No.. second day. connecting with fast
day train of ''Ihe Northwestern Line"
leaving St. Paul 800 a. N. daily and ar riv-
ing Chicago 9:a5 p. m. same day. making
less than sixty-threo hours from Butte and
less than sixty hours from Helena. which ID
several hours less time than via any other
line to Chicago.
This $50 r. III. arrival in Chicago insurca
connection with all the principal lines from
Chicngo east. and 1.-The Northwestern
Line" is the only line from 1t. Paul that
makes all of these connections in Chicago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-11
TWO HOUSES IN KANSAS.
Republican Attempts to Steal the
State Thwarted by the
Populists.
Two Houses Are Organized In
One Hall and Both Hold
Sessions.
The Governor win Recognize the Popu-
iists-Murphy Nominated Almost
without Opposition.

TorrKA, Kan, Jan. 10.-The fight FOL
United States senator 10 fairly on and
grave situation confronts the Kansas leRis-
lnture. Amid the most intense exoitemsn
and greatest uproar two separate organiza-
lions were perfected In the house to-day.
Two houses were organized ~ tho Same
time and In the Same place and both held
. session in representative hall this even
ing. The democrats held aloof and enjoyed
the fun. The house Is composed Of i26
members. OF tho house si~xty-shree. boing
a majority of ono. hold certificates OF
election and compose the republican house,
claiming that their organization is the only
legal one. The populists numbsr nifty
seven, but claim that those members whose
seats are contested have no right to par
ticipate in the preliminary proceedings or
psss upon their own qualification. The re-
publioans organized with a majority and
would d. doubtless be upheld by the courts II
the matter goes SO far. The session il linn
tied by statute to fifty days and the repuo-
licsns say they will hold the fort all shat
time II necessary to carry their point.
The governor has not as yet recognized
either house. Hs received a committee
from both houses, but informed them that
he had no communication to transmit to
the body which sent them to him. He will
doubtless recognizes the populist house, and
the adjutant gene al will assist the sergeant
alarms in the removal of the republicans
from representative hall. They say they
will not resist the militia n will with
draw quietly to another hall. whore they
will maintain their organization. Thus
the matter stands.
The populists decided to join in no con-
ference looking to a compromise OF the dis
agreement between the W parties.
Congressman Simpson this evening in an
interview said the populists' plans are ma
tured and they ave arranged to put the
wheels Of legislation into immediate orer-
alton tomorrow morning. When asked
what action the populists would take If the
fight were taken to the supreme court BY
the republicans and decided against the
ropulists, he said: 'It the supreme court
decided that laws passed by the represent
atives Of tho PEOPLE in legislature assem-
bled are illegal. such action will be revolu-
~tionary. and the court will lay itself liable
to impeachment. and We will impeach
them, too, il they take any such action"
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The Now Merchsnts Hotel,

Now opened on the European plan, offers
the following low rates to transient guests;
(third f~ioor); rs cents per day (fourth
hoor). Extra for more thaA one occupant,
special rates to theatrical people, and per-
maEent guests. Every room heated by
steam and lighted by electricity. Hot and
cold water and porcelain baths on each
floor. New hardwood furniture and brus-
sells carpet in guests rooms, wide and spa
cious Railways earpetsd with crimson velvet.
Dining room, table d'hote. Guests will
find good meals in the dining room OF this
house. operated by the Misses Maggie.
Meals so cents. Weekly rates to permanent
boarders.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-11

NV ORLEANS, Jan. 10.-John G.. Chaffee,
a leading merchant and planter of this city.
WAS shot and probably fatally wounded
last night in Parish st. John. about
twenty-five miles above the city. The
shooting is shrondsd in myste'y. A negro
said that Il crowd of men had gone out last
night to do up some partS in ST. John, and
Chnffee was shot by mistake. Affairs in
the country parishes tributary to New Or
leans are in an unsettled condition and the
killing may have resulted from this cau.e.
Tho Chatfes family is one of The most
prominent i'll the city and state.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-11
Exhibits on Dress Parade.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 10.-The Mechanics
fair, at which many of CALIFORNIA; exhibits
for the Worlds fair are displayed, was
formally opened tonight at Mechanics
pavilion, nnd will remain open until the
latter part of February. This afternoon at
the Baldwin theater Twin G. Stump, ptesi-
dent of the Mechanics institute, delivered
an opening address aud Capt, Woodruff.
U. S. A., also made n 2peech. The big
pavilion was filled to ovesflowing with the
wonderful Productions n curiosities of
CalifoI MIA and the fair is really a dress
parade OF California's exhibit at the
Worlds fair.
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VI Risky Goes Tn

PEORIA, Ill, Jan. 10.-It WAS announced
last evening by President Greenhut, of the
Distillers and Cattle Feeders company.
that commencing to-day the price of their
product would he advanced five cents per
gallon. The cause of the riss in prices is
the Immense demand during the last few
weeks, for fear of II possible raise in taxes
BY the incoming conQress.
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CorToN PLANT. Ark, Jan. 10.-Ruben At
kinson, = prosperous farmer living two
milss south of this place, sold Tome cotton
Saturday and returned home last night
with some cotton pickers. This morning
his house was discovered in ashes and In
them we're found his charred remains and
also the bodies Of a woman and child who
lived with him. Atkinson was murdered
and then robbed and the house burned TO
conceal the crime. A negro has made
partial confession and there 10 . good deal
Of talk of lynchinQ.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-11

PROPOSALS FOR BRIDaF.-OFFICE OF
Sealed proposals will be received until Jan. 20
at IL O'Clock noon for constructing an iron COM
bination bridge to consist of one 18O-foot span,
according to the general specifications prepared
by ]. &. Keerl. { T.. and now on file In the Of
fee of the county clerk.
Each bidder shall accompany his bid with
plans and specifications in detail.
The commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. ]. s. TOOKER.
County Clerk.
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Popu,ist Speaker in Wyoming.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 10.-At noon to-
day the second legislative assembly
of Wyoming convened. Interest CEN
tered in the house, where engineering
was expected. The first move was q refusal
to recognize Secretary of State Barber when
he tried to call the house to order. Then
Ben Scott was unseated in favor of j.
Baker. j. D. Hurd was elected temporary
speaker. Afterwards l.. G. Tidball. Eopu-
list. was elected speaker. The senatorial
tight is not SO lively as during the proceed
ing few days. and it is thought now that
many candidates will be slaughtered in
favor Of q dark horse.
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Hucklcn,s Arnicn SalxA

The Best Ssive in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hapds. Chilblains,
Corns n all Skin Eruptions, and POSI-
lively cures Piles or no money required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per bog,
Fol sale by Il. III. Pa.cheu d Co.
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Beeinpinr of a Long REIGN

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Jan. 10. -John AltReld,
the first democratic governor of Illinois for
forty years, was inaugurated with much
ceremony to-day. The inauguration was
preceded by q great parade of democratic
marching clubs,
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Populist in he Chair,

DENVER, Jan. 10.-Ths Inauguration of
David H.. Waite, eighth governor of Col
orado Us a state. took place this afternoon
at the Broadway theater in the presence of
both houses Of the Legislature and several
thousand SPECTATORS. After the oath of
office was administered Waite was intro
duced by Gov. Koutt, after which the new
executive delivered an address.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-11

Ed G Shears. st Paul
Samuel Tenkin, Butte
y y burt. Chicago
f J Edwards, Helena
Geo Il . Donald,
Terry
Ed Lannon, Bearmouth
j l. Moore,
Karl Neitzell, Boulder
y g Cooper, San Fran
P Ctterson, Great Falls
Frank Pottle, Great
Falls
M ID Cooper. Choteau
Richard Jockey. Hell
W II Roberts. Chicago
w b. Cronk. Chicago
John Ii Lloyd, Mis-
souia
John A Earta and fam
lily. Missoula
K . Hall. Helena
A G Kinnison, q s
Army
A V Kirby, Eutte
W G Whaley. Bedford
] 7 Powell. But
N DeRosier, Marysville
r l. Hall. alifornia
Dave Goldberg. Butte
Mrs g A MAloney,
Butte
Jas J Hall, St Paul
H Edwin s
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Arrivals ut tn. Grand Central.

W.
G P Schermerhorn, st
Paul
Mrs l. Ludlow. Chi
cage
N Ingalls,. Winston
Chris Lannon. lear
mouth
Miss Minnie Driscoll,
1owneend
B Haskell. Missouia
l. u urn.e The
Meadow. Elkhorn
Geo H Mulloy. Cascade
Oscar Stephens, Fort
Maginnis
JAS Ward, Butte
w H 1rippet. Deer
Lodge
Jake q Silverman. Mis-
sOula
G Spaulding, Wickes
James Hill, Missoula
Chas Scharf, Wickes
A G Logan, Helena
A Mcintosh. East
Helena
Miss Kirby. Butte
r + Murray. Boulder
Geo Seymour. Park
Rudolph Fluor, Aug
usta
A G stephens, Mis-
soula
Miss Kellogg. Wickes
W s Dodge. winston
NTH. st Paul
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crCCKHoLDERs,

STOCKHOLDERS MKETING-THE AN.
neer i attle company will be held in the par,ors
OF the first n Ational b NIX. in this city. for the
purpose OF electing officers and the transaction
OF such other business es may properly come be-
fore them. on Monday. February 8. 1893. 1t two
A. q. sELIGMAN. Secretary.
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Will Arrive To-day.

The following passengers will arrive in
Helena to-day IN the west-bound Northern
Pacific: John w. Kelley and family, 7. N.
Dunbar, ]. p. Gilhouser and Il. L. Ludkin.
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] B Lehigh. Butte
] + Melmescary, CHI
William McKendrick,
Marysville
J r Donohoe. st Paul
J ID Finn, Livingston
A H Hill. Westfsld
L NJ Ferris, Bozeman
L d Phillips, Havre
w Il Cox, Helena
Walter s Kelly. Helena
+ A Winstaniey. Mis-
soulA
H l. Kinp.son and
wife, U = Army
Chas Il Leonard. Butte
Chas w B1rchard,
Twin Bridges
] Hennessey, San Fran
DISCO
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Leading Merchant shot.

Tho eevereat cases of rheumatism are cured by
Hoods sarsapariila. the great blood purifier.
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Only Two Nights and Fast Time to Chi.
cago.
The Great Northern makes several hourl
quicker time-Helena to st. Paul-than any
other line; is the only line which makes the
run to Chicago in two nights, other linei
using three aud four nights.
i. III. LANGLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
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Members of the Legislature and their wiz q
and daughters are invited l. at tho rec Hive bar
gain sales this week.
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Arrivals At The Helena.

A NJ Healy. Chicago
Kelly. Butte
w NJ fergus, White
hall
l. Met ulloh, Helena
r W Roster, st Paul
J w lawrence. Spring
field
B w Allen. Livingston
] Loughlin, Living
stOn
VIM + Turay and wife.
Deer Lodge
C~Stoddard. Missoula
] Weber New York
l. } Hamilton. Butte
sydney Fox. Helena
A j. Shores, Great
Falls
B u townsend. Great
Falls
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2,228,672.

A state Nicaragua canal convention is be.
ing held at louisville, Ky.
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2,228,672.
These figures represent the number of
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds which we're
sold in the United States from March, 81
to March. '92. Two million, two hundred
and twenty eight thousand, ak hundred and
seventy-two bottles sold in one year, and
each and every bottle was sold on a positive
guarantee that money would be refunded
if satisfactory results did not follow Its use.
The secret of it's success ia plain. 1t never
d sappoints and can always be depended on
as the very best remedy for cou4hs, colds,
etc. Price so cents and 81. At II. NJ.
Parchen 81 Co. drug store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-17

d. H. Tierney sold to-day for Con-
tractor Charles O'Connor his new three
tenement house on Wall street to John
Crime.
Frank ]. Dunn was arrested this
morning by Officer Cahey on writ
charging him with the theft of $3.50
from a roommate named Scully.
The funeral of Mary Kelly was held
from the residence of her parents, 1O2
North Elm street, at o'clock this after
noon. Interment at st Joseph's ceme-
terry.
Patrick Cronin and Miss Nellie Car
roll were married at the church of the
Immaculate Conception at o'clock
Tuesday morning, by the Rev Father
Kennedy. The best couple were Miss
Nellie Cronin and Jeremiah Carroll.
The wholesale meat dealers have
issued notice to the retail dealers, say
ing that they must pay their bills every
two weeks. The retail dealers are thus
compelled to ask their customers to pay
at least every thirty days. Those who
do not do so, may find their names or
the dead beat list which will be eX
posed IN all the retail markets in town.
The funeral of the late Mrs A. ]
Sherman was held this morning at $3.50
| from the family residence on Wilson
street to ST PaUrick's church, where {
mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev
Father Duggan. The pallbearers were
James Darling, NJ. J. Kelly, James II
Holloran, John Madigan, John Bergir
and Lawrence Morgan. Interment was
in Calvary cemetery.
Roger Conner has been putting il
some good practice for the past few
days in City hall getting himself il
shape for the coming season. Inciden
tally he is coaching Frank Donahue, thu
cyclone twirler of the Acme club. anC
of last years New Milford team. Franl
will make a trial this year for some bis
game.
William Sherer, brakeman on Con
ductor w. Knapp's train, which cam'
in from Hopewell junction as an extr'
about noon to-day. was making ;
coupling in the New England yard anC
had his left hand caught between thu
bumpers. DIR Benedict dressed the in
iured member having to amputate thu
index finger close to the hand and tn,
thumb at the first joint. Sherer live
about four miles west of Hope we'll juno
| ton.