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Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-27
gruutstn11s, &r.

D. III. WEIGH & SON
Offer Saturday, Sept %,
A Fine Lot of Damson PIums for
Canning.
Come and zee us If you want to buy.
PEACHES FOR CANNING.
The dull times don't affect us. Business
better than ever.
The finest Delaware Grapes Csc basket.
" Concord 4" zoe 90
" " Tokay Grapes 12; lb, SOC box
Finest Sweet Potatoes 30c peck.
Ripe Bananas 15c dozen.
Fine st Messina Lemons 10c dozen.
Large Sweet Oranges 30c dozsn.
Ripe Tomatoes for Catsup
New Cranberiies Sc qt, 8 qts Csc.
Buy Fruit Jars of US
Buy Flour now before it is higher.
Don't forget to buy Butter of us.
EIoxie! MOxie!
Drink Moxie. The great Nerve Food Tonic.
We are having large sales Of Moxie Try it.
Try Rex Lemonade, only SC package.
Agent for Frank Parsons goods: Sure
Death to Water Bugs, Fatal Food for Rats
and Mice, Goodbye, Bedbugs. The above
goods sold with guarantee.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-27
Miss Leiehton's School

EIOR Boys and Girls reopens Thursday, Sep
T. tember %. Three departments: Grammar,
intermediate, kindergarten. New school rooms
added during the summer. Sunny, thoroughly
heated and ventilated. 154 GROVE STREET, >
Sill I'm opposite HillhOuse avenue
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-27

writer's show that the companies, taking
no account of assessment corporations and
societies, hold assets to the value of $780,
00G, 900, that they receive from policy
holders about s175. 600, 900 year, that
their gross income is nearly $3.50, ,00o, 900
annually and that they pay about $780,
10000 annually to the insured in the
form of death losses, surrenders and divi-
dapda
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-27
Edt1catiu11.
TEE ET,nERAGE
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

MIX. GlLE'S.)
vTNHE Fall Term begins Monday, Sept II. For
L admission please call at the school rooms,
Nos. II and 16 Insurance Building. au25 eodtf
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-27

W9SI6yan ACaUen1y,
"ILBRAHAM, Mass. Both sexes. Nine
w Courses. Specialists in Classics, Art, anG
Music. Enlarged endowment insures superior
advantages at moderate expense. nth yeal
opens Sept 13. For Catalogue address
iy24 cod 26t Rev VIM r, NEWHAIL. Prin
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-27
gnmrmaI aud Courier,

The Oldest Daily Paper Pu
HShed in Connecticut.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-27

Life insuranes companies arc becoming
the holders of enormous mase ss o csrital.
Statistics made public at the messing OF
the National Association Of Life Under.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-27

THE CARRINGToN PUBLISHING
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23
HUGE DRIFTS
Blocked Way Of Trains, Teams
and Pedestrians,
While Vessels Gave the Coasta Wide
Berth--SeyeraI Wrecks.
Stormy Gay and Night Seldom Equaiied in
Russed New England.
HlIGE DRIFTS

EHarHAM. Mass. Feb. - The terrible
southeast gale, with snow ami rain. OF this
morning. shifted to n westerly tttis altar
noou An unknown lumber lttsie,l three
maste,l schooner was Discovered l,y the life
saving patrol close under Chatham bar at
l. A. NJ, dragging slowly toward the har,
over which fierce breakers were running
Distress signals were flying in the rigging,
but no boat could hive TO get to her, as she
was beyond the outer bar and no line could
be shot such IA distance.
The Chatham and Monumoy life saving
crews were al the scene, hut her destruction
seemed Inevitable as the g4ie was terrific
and sea iearfully rough. The crew took
to the rigging, showing that the vessel was
filling with water. The seas were running
all over her.
just as she was almost on the bar there
came luli in the gale and soon it came
blow ing tiercely from the westward, causing
the schooner TO swing around and of shore,
Just in time to escape going TO pieces on
the bar. She remains at anchor at sunset.
The wind is blowing a hurricane from the
northwest and il is growing fast COLI. The
crew came out of the rigging, manned thu
pumps AMI are trying 10 keep the vessel
free.
Ii is thought to he the same schooner
which a. chored outside, Sunday night, and
rode out Mondays gale, after drifting sew
eral miles out To the southcastward, and in
trying to get unler way last night drifted
down in her present position, got caught in
the blight northsof Pollock Zip, and could
not extricate herself after the gale came on.
The tug Argus was outside at dark healing
for the schooner. The first name of the
latter is William, and it is thought it may
be the William Flint of Walioboro, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23
the HORSE SALE


AumRS, Feb. 22.-( (Specian The
horse sale at Cushman's colt farm in this
city was success. Among the well-known
horsemen from over the State were Charles
Stackpole, Gardner; O. 4. Libby. Oak
land: +. Thayer and Edward Thayer,
South Paris John s. Head and Edward
Howe, Portland; ]. f. Horne. G. II. Nell
son and Appleton Webb. Waterville; A.
J. Libby, Gardner. J. +. Conant of
Lowell, Mass. was the auctioneer.
The first sale was that of Rodrigo, by IL.
Cushman, to Eli Sabourin of Lewiston for
s72 80; kczar, by S. +. kezar, Turner,
Me-. to 4. \. Oifenc, Auburn, $50; Grey
lock l6O93. by II. l.. Horn and 5. Il. Lock,
NORWAY, Me, to + NJ. Buck, Bethel S7j
Lester H., II. l.. Horn, Norway, to +. NJ.
Buck, Bethel, Si75 Emma G., II. N.
Chase to X. w. Dunn, Waterville, $50
Nordica. b. +. and +. II. Briggs to c. ii.
Nelson, S26.5 30; Soceress, B. +. 4 +. ii.
Briggs to IL. W. liutcbins, Auburn, Sl,5;
Snowy George, by G. b. Gilman, Water
vile, bid off to Gilman for SlH5; Bridg-
ham, Charles MeCrey, Benton, to William
Miller, Auburn, SIPS; bceana, j. +. Mills,
Boston, sold to George b. Bearce, Sioo.
Other sales were: Martin Bird to w. T.
Abbott, Boston, for $50; Minnie Forean
and mate, pair of roans. to c. II. Nelson,
S462 80; Lady Horne, TO q. w. Bishop,
sls5: Eva W, to j. G.. Horne, Waterville,
SIS Judge Allen, J. W Thompson. Can
ton. to G.. ii. Nelson, $40; Kitty, by S. Il.
T. pingree, Lewiston, TO 6. W. Bishop,
SIlO; Wooimont, by NJ. NJ. Mckusick,
Calais, to Eben Howe, Portland, Slloi
Cutter Girl, 4. !. Gerald. Gardiner. to q.
W Bishop s!Oo; Judge Allen, owned by
J. W Thompson. to C.. II. Nelson, $40;
Eva W, owned by Appleton Webb, Water
Vile, to j G. Horne, Waterville, Sli5;
Ethel Wilkes, A. J. Libby to &. w Bishop,
500: Claude .Ir. J. +. Barrett, Decring,
To DR.. H. j. Bufford, Biddcford. s2i5;
Black Beauty, + s. And &. A. Berry of
Biddefor,l, To A. B. Donnell, s55
Other sales were: Leo, \. c. Frost,
East Wales, to C. s. Boynton, Monmouth.
500; Glen Wilkes, by same to J, Sioycr,
Monmouth, sl35; Good Friday, by l.. NJ.
Andrews Biideforl, to A. II. Merrill, Dan
vers. Mass, $50; Lillian. by Charles l..
Cushman, Auburn. to f. r. Merrill Port
Cushman. to G. W. Bishop, $15;
tiulda, ny tIarence tIoVe, Aupurh, 10
:. X Bailey, New Gloucester. Sli5;
commotion, by J. A. Knowlton, Coventry,
Vt, to 4. 4. Merrill, $50; Wild Goose, ii.
6. Parshley, Dexter, to G. W. Bishop,
Sloo; Miss Bradley, II. &. Parshley, to :.
X. Bailey So; Glem erlock, Thayer K
Robinson, South Paris, to w. A. kelleher,
lawrence Mass. 500; Brown Dick, same
10 same, $500; Dick, c. +. Drake, Lewis
ton, TO A. B. Cushman, Auburn, S2o5;
Lola Wilkes, A. 5. Reed, Auburn. TO \.
II. Merrill, SlGj; Don, W. G. Furwell to
s. X. Bailey, Sil5; Tom Rolf. .jr., c. w.
Fletcher, Augusta, to II. l.. Horn, Nor
way. 500.
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The AMERICAN FLAG


NEW Yogk, Feb. 22.-Thc ceremonies
of raising the American flag on the steamer
New York took place at $40 this afternoon.
The President, immediately upon his arri-
val AT Jersey City at 80 l., NJ, went on
board u special steamer In waiting and amid
the booming of cannon was taken to the
New York As the President assembled the
deck OF the New York the Chicago fired u
Presidential salute.
Tn" President after the exchange of u
few citilitics, proceeded to release tho
Stars and Stripes, amid the cheers of all
present. the boom OF cannon, and footing
Of steam Whistles, The Chicago fired a
national salute of 9 guns. This was re-
sponded 10 by all the forts in the harbor,
aud the American flag was appropriately
honored.
The trip down the bay was cancelled ON
account of the storm,1, At the conclusion
of the ceremonies l'rssiloni Harrison re-
tired TO the main saloon, where he held re-
cepion, shaking hands with several hundred
guests, At $50 the Presidential party went
On hoard the Starin steamer, which de-
parted immediately for Jersey City. where
they took the t. NJ, train for Washing
ton.
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Annual Meeting Of Maine Branch Of Sons Of
the American Revolution.

PoRrLAND, Feb. 22.--The annual meet
ing and dinner of the Maine Society of Sons
of the American Revolution was held here
at the Preble House today. After the ban
quet there were addresses by President
John f. Dewitt, DIR. Charles f.. Banks,
Portland, Rev. Henry f.. Burrage, Port
land, Hon. +. =. Burnham, Saeo and Hon.
Joe Williamson of Belfast, the four last
being on Gen. Knox as a bookseller, soldier,
statesman and citizen. John 4. Dewitt
was reelected president and the other of
tcers are the same as last year.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Storm Has Upset Everything from kero-
| senc Lamps 10 Iheatricais.

DOVER, n. H., Feb. 22-No such storm
as that of today has visited this section since
March lsSs. Today Is inches of snnw has
fallen and the wind blowing 40 miles an
hour piled up the snow in drifts 10 feet
high. Trains are ali double header. and
late. All trains on. the Dover & Winni-
piseogee Railroad were cancelled Mt noon.
Golfers 'IIoss and IIoss" Company
booked for the Opera house here, Ibis
evening, got as far as Rochester. AMI will
stay there tonight.
Many people are without lights tonight.
All the kerosene here comes from Som
ersworth, and as none has been delivered
here for three days, the supply of the
storekeepers has run ont. All freight
trains over the railroads have been can
celled.
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Fire al Belfast.

BELFAST, Feb. 22.-(Special. Fire
broke out about 80 tonight in the build
ing occupied on the ground floor by W. j..
Walker, as meat market, and on the up
per floor by Joseph Williamson, Jr,, law
office.
The fire started in stairway and was
hard to reach.
Walker, damaged by water and smoke :;
Williamson, badly smoked office.
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ENVOY NEUMAN
Urges Restoration Of Queen
liliuosalaai 10 Power
Under proteetofatc Of The United
States, but Not Otherwise.
u Ih,s Plan is Not Feasible Ne Siroaaly Al.
yisss Annexation.

W,sui>@roN, Feb, ss.~-Secretary Eos
ter Today sent 10 the chairman of the Sen-
All, committee on Foreign relations, the
statement that Paul Ncumsn left at the .le-
pastment yesterday, accompanied with the
report OF the nterview held with tho
secretary,
From the latter i, appears that the object
of Mr., Neuman's visit To Washington Is to
secure the restoration of Queen l.,liuoka-
hni TO the throne under m Americaa rro-
teetorate, lie does not advise her rcstor-
alton under any other circumstances.
II Congress does no, deem protcctorate
feasible, he is then in favor of annexation.
with liberal allowance for the Queen and
Princess kiauiani, but strongly objects to
the continuance of the present provisional
government in power,
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INVESTMENTS.
". offer the following desirable iu,->s


menfs:
Maine Central 4 per cent Ieasoiida Fssi
Mortgage Bonds, due 1912.
Maine Central 1-2 per cent Improve
msuf Bonds due 1915.
Knox and Llneoia Railway per cent
Improvement Bonds due 1921. lguaran-
iced principal and interest by the saine
tentraI).
sRumford Fails Railway 5 per ,sut
rirst Mortgage Ex,ensl0a Bonds tue
1919.
Rock land, Tb6aaston and Camden
street Railway . PER c.Et FRS Mort
sage Bonds aEe '9.2.
Union Electric hallway t9EtIauy
Tirst Mortgage Il per cent hOnas '.Af
l322. of Saratoga >rrlng,, New tofki.
Athol Mass Water Company ) per
cent First Mortgage Bonds due 1872
works baiit In 1876, gravity system.
Camden X ROekiand Water tongaay
4I.2 per cent Mortgage Bonds due 1917.
Portland Il Oydenburs Railway steek
Dividends guaranteed and paid qusr-
lerly direct 10 the stockh0!tcr b, 'hf
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway company sioek.
Dividends guaranteed and paid s~a.i,
annually direct 10 the s.ockhoiders ss
the Maine Centrai.)
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WATERWLLe REPUBLICANS
Unanimously Nominate Hon. E. r. Webb as
Their Candidate for Mayor.

WArERvrLII, Feb. 22.-( (Special)-
evening, the following nominations for can
dilates for ward officers were made Alder
man, T. A. Wing; counclmen, Frank Wal
ker, William True: member of school board,
4. A. Plaisted; warden, Albert Thompson
clerk. e. \. Iienrickson; constable, Il. l..
Proctor: ward committee, Il. q Proctor,
II. l.. True and j. G.. Darrah.
The general caucus of the Republicans
was held at City hall this evening. Hon.
+. +. Webb was unanimously nominated as
candidate for mayor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

WA~ui~aruS, Feb, 22.-The second con-
tinental Congress of the National Society
of Daughters of the american Revolution.
met here today in the church of Our
Father.
Mrs. wm. u. Cabell, vcc-presidcnt-ecn-
eral, called the Congress 10 order. She
delivered the address of welcome 20 which
Mrs Joshua Wilhour, state agent of RhDie
Island responded. The reports of the gen
era officers were reaal. after which the
congress adjourned until tomorrow.
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IMMIGRATION REGULATIONS.
Senator Chandler Proposes to Keep Away
Three " ore Classes OF Aliens.

WAsuiNGroN. Feb. 22.-Senator Chan
dler from the committee on immigration
TODAY submitted to the Senate a report on
his bill estlhii.bing additional regulations
concerning immigration in the United
States by increasing BY three the number
of excluded classes of aliens. The first
class are iiliterate over II years. The
second are persons partially or wholly dis
sbled from manual labor and the third are
persons belonging to societies which favor
or justify the unlawful destruction of prop
erty or life.
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Nominations Confirmed.

W ssuiSerox, Feb. % The Senate h las
removed the injunction of secrecy from The
confirmation of Judge jackson 10 he asso-
ciate justice of the supr"me court of the
United States and confirmed the following
nominations: II. G.. Shields, Missouri
agent of the tnite'l States under the treaty
for clailns commission concluded between
the United States and Chill, Aug. !,
i-g2.
a. W. Ferguson. District of Columbia
secretary on the Part of the United States
for the same commission.
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WAsHINGr0H'S BIRTHDAY
Celebrated at New York and Vicinity though
Storm Greatly interiered.

NEw York. Feb. 22.--The lGlst ami
yersary of Washingion's birthday was ap-
propriately celebrated in this city anil vicu-
ity today. Several para'cs arranged 10 he
held had to be abandoned owing to the bad
condition of the streets. All exchanges
and banks were closed, and the principal
commercial houses suspended business for
he dav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23
The Accommodation Train Stuck in the Drifts
at Farmingdale.

GARDINER. Feb. 22.-i Special. The
accommodation train on its up trip. leaving
here at 1 - tonight, stuck in an immense
drift abou, two miles out of the station, and
in spite of the utmost cntpavors of the
trainmen was soon unable to piovc either
wav.
1t remained there about two hours and a
halt. Brakeman Wight AMI Detective Ira
True walking back here in the terrible
storm with signals. About 20 passengers,
all men, were aboard. About 40 a Port
land special with two engines made its way
over the road and pushed the accommola-
ton train through the drifts to Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

LANCASTER, n. H.. Feb. 22.-Fully a
foot of light snow has fallen since morning
and trains are delayed several hours. The
afternoon mail from Portland was can
celled, being unable to get through White
mountain notch. This evening the winl is
blowing gale, piling the snow in huge
drifts. Travel in the back districts, was
almost entirely suspended from Monday :
storm, and will be wholly so from today's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23
Over Two Feet Of Snow Fell.

PiTr.fIELp, Mass, Feb. 22.-The storm
continues TO rage with great severity. More
than two feet of snow has fallen since last
night The Iiousatonic railroad is blocked.
Boston & Albany moved trains one to six
hours late. The wind is blowing tonight
and serious trouble is impending from the
drifting snow. Road communication with
the surrounding towns is but off all roads
being piled full
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23
THE TOLLS REVOKED.


WAsuiSntus, Feb. 22.--'rbe President
to-day issued u proclamation rcyoking the
tolls f.yici ON Canadian vessels and their
cnreoes in Sault Ste. Marie canal. in con-
sequence of the Dominion government
adopting an order in the council removing
the determinations against American ves-
scls passing through Canadian canals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23
TRAINS DELAYED
All Over the State by the Ter
rife Storm.
L38 Prices Ruled at Auburn Horse
Sals--fcriy Animals Sold.
Sa 20 Reform School Gfaduass Hires Stable
Tean and Fails to Return.

BrnDsronp, Feb. BID Affori ha.
gale has been blowing since morning, pilin .
the snow iu.o huge drifts. Electric cars
struggled through a part of the forenoon,
but were obliged To suspend. Trains over
both divisions of the Boston & Maine are
from one to four hours late.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23
CONNECTICUT.
Snow. Raie and Haii-aew York Boats De-
Iayed-Trains 0bstsucted.

NEw HAVEN. CoSs.. Feb. aa.-The storm
which struck here shortly after o'clock
last night, was one of the most dissgreeable
of the winter. snow, ram and hail falling
alternately all day. An trains on the several
divisions of the Consoli lated Railroad are
late. Neither of the two New York boats
had arrived at | O'Clock. Both horse AMI
electric street cars are badly affected by the
storm.
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HON. W. W. BOLSTER
Nominated Tor Mayor Of Auburn at Citizens
caucus-Strong Water Ticket.

ArBrRN, Feb. .. Special Hon. W.
W. Bolster was nominated at the Citizens
caucus tonight for mayor. The caucus was
a very large one. At the end of the gen
eEal caucus, ward caucuscs were hell in
different parts of the hall, and strong
wafer ticket was nominated 4 committee
was appointed to 20 10 Augusta AMI look
after the citys interest there.
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Railroad Traffic Seriously Affected.

FoRrsNorTH, Feb. 22.-No storm that
that has visited this section for years has
DELAYED railroad traffic so badly ms the
heavy n0rtheaster which commenced this
morning. and continued through the day.
Highways are filled Nth snow and almost
impossible to teams. A heavy sea is run
ming. bat no disasters are reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

Some people are wholly Indifferent TO the
effeei of the sgd,leu changes in the physical
condition of the atmosphere. Whether cold
or warm, damp or dry, they will 20 out of
doors without making any change IN their
apparel. The consequence j.. a heavy cold
is contracted. What wouil become of sGch
thouahtless people without Dr. BHlfs congil
Syruuy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

HA,EEiiILi., Mass. Feb. 22.--Today's
storm has been far worse than any since
the great storm of March !, 1888. A per-
feet blizzard has prevailed, piling the snow
everywhere into drifts, stopping and delay
ing travel on steam and street railways and
rendering the highways almost impossible.
About Is inches of snow has fallen.
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A Terrible Night at Sea.

PRovl>cErnwN, Mass. Feb. 22.-Thc
wind has shifted To the northwest, and l.
increasing to a gale, with binding snow to-
night which will make it fearful night on
the water. The Race Point life station re-
ports nothing in sight when the snow
shut in.
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Maine Harvard Clubs Banquet.

PogrLANp, Feb. 22.-The Harvard Club
wood House tonight, and chose the follow
officers: President, Geo. Walker; vice
presidents, Asa Dalton, Geo. c. Burgess !;
secretary, Wm. NJ. Bradley; treasurer,
Leroy Hight.
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HUGE Drifts Growin1 Laraer

HANOVER. \. H.. Feb. 22-1'lie heavy
northeast snow storm prevailed from .
o'clock dis morning till , O'Clock this after
noon anI ~ to Is inches OF snos tell. The
sinl has piled it iutn huge drifts y hich are
grow ing larger, and the hiehways arc
blocked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

GLort nsrER, Feb. PA violent north
east ,nowstorin ith heavy gale has prc-
vailed all day and continues nnahated. The
streets arr hlockel with SNOW and travel is
impcle,i. No accidents 10 shipping any
where on Capr Ann are reported.
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C,SroS. Feb. 22.--ITon. c. II. Cilberts
fine residence at Canton was burned this
morning. The cause of the fire is IN
known. Loss, $4,000 insured for $1,000
on house and $1,000 on goods.
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THAiN .Df RAile0.


fort WAYsr. inI, Frh. 92.--A Pitts-
burg, iud wayne u ai,ag, passenger
tram pas dera lcl 1T Iiitlc iiiFcr bridge. a
mile cas-, nf Colnn,ti, cry. today Two
rear roaehes rolled down the "nhsnk men;.
Ope pelsuu Was kiile, ai.l u. injured.