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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-02
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-02
IIU II 1 | i LIllH WAS NulYED

When Won want n certain article, Won want
tho best make u; that article. don't y,i?
But how tn determine ,shich make ! best
s whit: puzzles ,ou, isn't it?
And when the puzzle is solved for Won.
by authority wh:o', cannot be quest oned,
you are pleased. aren't you?
Aud yen would Ike to hear OF onr puz
lie that has been solved for the people OF
The whole world. wouldn't you?
Well, We viii tell you about that very
puzzle aid It's solution.
At The Universal Exposition Of 1889 at
Paris, ffanee. IL" best sewing machines of
the world. including those Of America, were
in competition. They we're passed UPON nv i,
jury composed Of the best foreign moehar
ca experts, two Of whom were The lcadin
SEWN, machine manufacturers OF France.
This jury, after exhaustive examination
and tests, adjndced that the Wheeler 6
Wilson machines were the best of all. and
awarded that company the highest prize Of
fered, tie GRAND PRIZE, giving other
companies only gold, silver and bronze
medals.
The French Government, as further
recognition of superiority, decorated Mr.
Nathaniel Wheeler, president of the com
pany, with the Gross of the Legion oil
i,nliof. the most priced honor Of France
mat Is how the puzzle of the best sewing
machine in the world was fully solved by the
most competent authority in the world in
favor OF the No. and NJ. u Wheeler &
Wilson machines.
The No. 0, for familyu use, and the No. 1o.
Tor manufacturing uses, are the best in the
world to-day.
And now. when you want sewing ma
chine, II You do not get the best, it will be
your OWN fault.
:, ASK your sewing machine dealer for the
NO. y Wheeler u Wilson machine. ami if he
aoeS not Keep them, write to lis for descrip
tive catalogue, prices and terms.
agents wanted iii all unoccuped territory.
WHEELER q WILSON EFG. CO.,
1875 and 1877 Wabash Avenue. cbsco,o Til,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-02

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-02

These excellent Organs arc ceiebratefr
Tor their volume, quality of tone, ouicl
response, variety Of combination artist il
design, beauty in finish, perfect constitute
ton. making them the most attractive
ornamental and desirable organs ir thu
world for Homes, Schools, Chuccnes
Lodges and Societies.
CAtalQgueS ON annlicafion Eprn
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-02

And in accordance with law aud the order OF
ste board OF Directors of the cooperation. made
en- said 10th day OF November. le92. SO Irsny
shares OF each parcel of stock may he necessary
vii be .o'd Of public auction 1T the principal
ofdee oil the comfa y, No. Commerce Building
htss Second south street. salt Lake City, Ut b.
at IL O'Clock a. n. on the S0th day of December
aJ2, !, pay sis deli naasn. assessment, costs Of
dvertsing. and expense OF sale.
NOYLAN G. FOX,
Secretary King of the West Mining Co.
SALT LAxx CITY. Utah, December 18th. 1852.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-02
Delinquent Notice
X ING OF THE WEST MINING com.

~ PANf, CORPORATION. = Loration Of
principal place Of busiu. ~. Salt Lake City, Utah
Territory; location Of works, Al,urss county,
Idaho.
notice. There are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock. on account Of Assessment
No. q, levied OIL the 10th day OF November, 1892,
the several amounts SET opposite the names sf the
respsctiVe stOc khOldera follOws.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-02

Cures the worst cases Of Freckles. sunburn,
saiIowness, M"th.p.tches. Pimples, and all skin
blenishes. Price $3.50 Harmless and effective
No sample can he sent. Lady agents wanted.
The Druggist tn .n4. town who s;..
orders bill Of my preparations will have his
name added to this advertisement.
MY Preparations are for sale BY Wholesale
druggists IN Chicago and every city west ofil
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-02
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 387.

Terrisry. his this day fled h 8 application for
atent for fifteen hundred linear feat Of tue
STARTER EXTENSION" NINE
or vein, bearing silver.lesd ore. with surface
ground ak ha gared feet in width, situated in
Mineri Hill Mining District. County Of Alturns
an" state of Idaho, and designstei by the field
notes shd Official plat On file III ths oi ne -ur.
Wy No. 9ii, Sert obss aud in Township ] south
OF R4pge il .sst of Boise meridian, said Survey
No 81 being described AZ fol ows. to.w,t:
Hfeinni'g ut fir p,st. wher. notice Of location
was originally posted, n j running thence north
70 deg and b mn west ~ feet dong course OF tn.
vein to center Of h.rihsri. sLd lin. 10 n port
nisrk.d ~ center ehd 'i' tncnce nor h 60 d. s.?
III u tats aU feet !" lime rock mark d 1881. cor.
ner \, J; theme south 10 deg s. min " st 800
feet TO limerick mhrled 1891. co her No. q:
thence sta,t - deg. min east 1850 feet 10 lime.
roc marked 1881. corner No. 3; whence quarter
h.cton corner Common sections : and n, Town
ship !, sou h OF nse IL east. bear. north 10 t.a
A. min east 1884 f~-t dist mt: thence south Gu deg
4-9a,. corner No. 4: thence Eosih 20 deg. + min
w.st . feet 10 corner No. !, the plsc~ Of begin.
ning VI exterior boundary OF starter Extension"
l. lie. No conflicts. Magnetic vnr;vtiOn Is d. T. 30
min. east, containing 2O.tGl scres.
Inc iocrt on OF tb,s mins T. recorded In the Re.
cerhsrs fic. Of Atnrns county. In book No Z.
page Gj4. OF Mining L"'sti.ns. The sdj,ining
Claim Is the STARTER" No 9th. ? know claims
Any and all prraons claiming adversely any por.
ton OF said 'st'rter Extension" i:ine or snrfsce
ground are required to file their adverse cisirns
with the keg,ht r Of the nitrd Stat Lsnd OItee
1T Haley. III the State Of IdaO, during the sixty
days period Of publication thereof. "r they viii be
oareo ~ virtue u she provisions OF the statute.
W. 7. RILEY.
It Is hereby Tered that the foregoing notice Of
application ter rsteNt he Published for the per cd
Of 60 '!ays item consecutive we+k.), In she v ODD
HALEY. Idaho. W. T. RILEY.
". Il. PnopHEAp. Attorney for Applicunt.
First publication. October "a. 1892
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-02
A Nuch-Traveled irishman.

Tia twelve months Stree came to Americs
The tortant Of ms uncle 70 eDjey.
Bless E's nsynei Sture he LETT lue the whole
And in his will he said, Now Pat, me boy,
Yes ought to spind n solid year in tLravelin,
The great sights nv this country fer 10 see,"
And snre uncle didn't need to urge me much
For Thravelin' is trick that just suits me.
So I've thrsveled over all this moighiy nation
Prom month to south and from the east to west:
I've .hraveisd both IN lard and on the wather
hut sl,ure the railroad thraveln' su' Is me best
Ana OF all the fine raj roads in Anne rca,
And Aeself sure has tiiraveled on them all
The un- thnt heads the net for eolid comfort
Is the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE h ST. PAUL.
Both for ATTN and for dhrinkin' and for shl.rit
Their equl 'n-nt Is most costly and con plate
, here is splleudor enough for old King Solopa
And dai ties Tor his theu sand wives TO kte.
@! I've thsnveied all up and down america,
The railroads aud the shteamboate tried them al
In the res lIothir csn compare in solid cnEgA
With tine CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE L ST. Paul
The G. NJ. & ST. P. R'y runs IN
finest trains on earth. Write eihx
IF the undersigned if you are cou'eu
plating Il trip East and procure tins
cards, etc.
ALEX. MITCHELL,
Commercial Agent
THEo +. POWELL
Travelling Agent
Morlan Building, Salt Lake City,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-02
The Worlds FaiL

Whether you intend to visit the Worlds fans
Chicago in 1898 or not you will want Eistcr! =.
froa, the beginning. Such history DeSl
maaEihcently presented by
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

l1ab:r @min Paj4a's lebtes
Sagebu4 liegen jeBt aus 8ruN1el tpeiz
tere Melbungen boz. Das 9a9ebud
1T in atp:i M(4nitten aufgefunben
tporben, a1nb 3tpar b:r erite 3beil, ber
nit benz IL. Sttober 1892 abi@1iebt,
Bel ber @rIturmung Mpangues, Der
9auptltubt Manpemas, bur4 ben in
Diem ten BIZ &ongoitaate5 itebeno:n
RapitGn Dbamis. 9i:raus f@loB
man Mnfangs, bab @mtn pai 1a ieh5
Sage, nadbbem ct Rinene ~berlafen
Bate, bier Sdgsmdr19e bon &ilonge
geg:n ben 20. Sftober 1892 ermoroet
tporben lei. Die1e Shlubfotgerung,
ME uberbaupt bic Mnnabme, bab
@mtn's Sagsbu@ am IL. Stt0ber abz
g f4lo len tporb:n lei, erm,ii en- it4 als
ni9t itihbaltig. Denn bel BET Gin
nabme &aEongo's, ber Stabt Sippoz
3ipps, am %. @pril 1893 fanb man
ben S@luB bes Sag:bu@es @min's,
bas Big gum %. Ottober fortgefibrt
mar. ga @min bic @:tpobnbeit battle,
fine 9efte tdgli4 auf benz 2aufenoen
gu erbalten, 10 mub ct an bteiem obsr
an benz .fol9enben Sag: eet0otet NOR
ben ietn. Das nit elmer gang beionz
b:r:n 'Sorgfalt gefibrte 9agebuh lit
in beuti4er @pra@e init r0mii&en
S4rifta(i4em gei@rieben, aber man
mub ii@ zines @ergr0berun9sglaies
bebisn:n, UNI feline 9unbI@rift gu entz
~3iffern. Sein lebter SaB luutet:
~0as Barometer 5teigt i@ne1." 8ei
Der @innabme beg M%raberlasers am
2omaflufI: fanb @apitGn pcatbter bic
lebte BON @min pafha 9e1eiratbete
Ianiibaritif@e Grau uno eim'n etn<
jdbrisen v@obn @min's por. Sic Grau
beItdti9te @min's @rmoroun9 our4
@aib Sen W6eb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14
9tt @ertpe noun8 eeS 1orfeS.

Sm II. Sabrbunoert, als bic @lass
fGuf4:n auftau4ten, tpurb: audi aQs
mdlig Der Sort ber 3utbunlt4e @enoht
bes GIai4en9alies. Mmdlig, benn in
or eriten 3eit unb bisle Sabr, btnz
bur@ trug man bic alien, I6lt4en
@erl4lubarten au@ auf bic @lasf la
1ht3e iiber. Die Mpotb:ter bielten am
3dbeiten an b:r Batter @ttte felt. Sie
bebienten ii4, troBbem bic &orte fid
14or Qdngit b:r augemeinen@ orliebe e.
fr,uter, nod INNER b:r tbeuren, tpez
RUG anedmdBtgen Wa4sitDpe1 gum
Glai@enber idlub. Grit gu @nbe bes
IL. Sa6rbunoers 9aben tie ben &orten
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

BIN @oraus. @eit benz IA. Sabrz
bunb:rt 1T Der &ortpfropfen alp gu
Der 9erri@aft geIan9t. bic Ct beute
no@ bebauptet, trob bes 5%osenannten
Pat:ntperihluHes,". bus 6:iBt bes
puraeqanitDp1tts nit @ummirung, ber
bur4 Elm me4aniites @elent BON itarz
fem Drabt In bic Glal4en0ffnun9 fet=
g:briidt pirb. Mirb 3u Glai4enz
pfropfen aud b:r meiite Sort perarbei=
tet unb bient er 3ur 9erfts1un9 iener
oben %9enunnt:n @a4en, 10 uiro er
audi nod gu anberen 3m:den, bic tpez
niger 6etannt limb, pertpenoet. 81
ferttet man in Spanien @tm:r, Riz
9engei9irr unb Srtntssfdbe aus Sort,
bedt NIT linn bi, 9dui er unb betleibet
au9 bic 3immeripdnbe bamit. 81:
&orfei4:npflan3er bauen ibren Mrbeiz
tern 9itten bupon unb lafen lie, p:nn
lie s,itorbsn iinb, IN einem RortIarge
begraben.
Die mittelalterli9:n Mer3te gaben
gegen ibermdbigeS 8lutsn Elm pu[ber
bon gebrunntem Sort elm. Meuber1i9
lagten ite ebenfaIs g.brannt:n Sort,
NIT 3uder unb frtf@er Butter per-
mi5@t, alf. Miitter, tpel@e tire &inz
ber e%ntm1bn:n tpouten, 6ineen fiji
audi &orfbalsbdnber um CUR @ertriz
bung Der Mil4. Mus bertoblter Sort
rinbe bereitet man bas 1psenannte fpaz
nii&e @dnpar3, bas bt: Tran3oien
rno:r b'@spa9ne" n:nnen, cine tiefz
iAmar3e, nt@f t0rni9e Gar6e, lei@i
ME bon Rienrub. nnb bor 3pei Sab
ren tonnt: Elm nornebmer 3meig BET
&ortb'arbettung ioSar Elm 100jG6risea
Subitdum feiern, bus 1T bic PheQoz
plaitit ODER @ortbilbnerei, bic I'M Sabz
re 1870 5uerit auftrat. @amols muir
BEN arbit,ttoni14e Mobelle aus Sort
NIT bNpunbernsmertbem @ei@id gear
beitet. Der brdunlibe ]panii4e Rorl
III baau frei1i@ ni4t 10 seei9net, mi:
ber tpeibi@gelbe fran30iii@e. @ritsre
@orte berbantt ubri9ens i6re buntl:
Tarb. benz Mdu9ern ber &ortrtnbe=
ftid4:n an geltnbem Geuer. Sntpenz
big lit ct jeboh du@ 5dy0n 9eQ6. gu
p..ajti5@en Wanbbilbern unb 3ierlihen.
getreue1r Na9biloungen BON pra4tz
bauten, @@l0Kern, 8ursen, @ebir9s=
b0rf:rn, Gellenlanbf@aft:n u{tp: III
ber Sort bon 2euten NIT 9ei4tdte1
9anb unb fsinem @ef@mad in tpabrz
baft MnItlerii&tr Wetie b,rtpsnoeI
tporb:n. Musgeaeidnet iinb in bieie1
{9tn1i4t bic Rortarbeitsn bes ataoe=
mij4:n &iinftters s. @uitan in be1en
panpptitum. in Berlin. Mebrere
&ortbilber,. bon Der 9anb b:6etbeu
gsfertigt, befinoen fi4 au4 in BEN
taiferli@:n @@loKe gu Berlin.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

- Dos Mugemeine &rie9soepartez
m:nt b:s preubiI@en &ri:9sminifteriz
ums fat Dor &urSem an lammtlihs
@eneraltomn1nrbos, an bic @en:raltnz
1pectionen bes S%ngeni:urz unb pionierz
torps, fomie b:r Ge1tungen uno ber
TubartiIerie etne ueber1i@t hr Sc
baltsl dbe bei ber @&ubtruppe fur
DeutI4 : Mfrtta CUR Rtnntnibnabm'
iiberj anbt. Danu@ be3iF:rten fi4 Die
@ebdlter Der SHiciere: fir Oberfubz
rer auf 1900 Mt. jdbrli4, fir Cont
pagnief ubr:r auf 5000 Mt., fir 2isuz
tenants auf 5000 bis 1900 Mt. Sir
@anitdtsdr3te: fir ben @h:far3t auf
12,OO0 Mt., fit Sberdr5te auf $500
Mt., fir Mer5te auf 5000 6ts 1900 M.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14
Tim Purquet46ubb1ben 9lGn3ent

- Tim parquet4Tubb6ben eldnaenb
gu mad'm, beabte man bi: nabItebenoe
8ebanblunsstpeife. Sn einen sr0bez
rem Bebdlter NIT tohenbem WaNer
tpirb elm Sopf geTsBt, in 1p:l4em Elm
pfunbo gelbes 8ienentpu&s, 3pei I'M
gen pulberjitrtes 9ar3 rraiiin" Mno
3tpei 9ritel Pint Serpentin langiam
aufg.l0] t tp:rben. @oA IT man duz
berit oorii4tig, bab bic Mii@ung ni4t
5euer fdngt, benn bic 8eitan6tbetle
finb GuBerI II leibt b%rennbars @tofe.
@.nn "a gut bermii@t 1T, labt man
es ertalten, unb Derbiinnt es oann NIT
einem @iertel . ptsl Serpentin. ST.
Der 6uBboben fr:t bon @taub unb BOIL
fomm,n troden, 10 mirb bic Mahe init
einem pollenen Sud-: aufgetragen uno
ti4tig nit elmer 5rotttrbii4i' glan3sno
~gerieben. .,I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02

how old is the earthl A number of other
valuable articles included, make Almost IN
teresting number.
Godeys Magazine for December is most
attractive number. Theodore b. wilson
a writer not unknown to novel readers
has the complete story. 1t is called Love
Conouers." The illustrations are by
Florence K. Upton. Rose Coghlan writes
about Personal Requisites Of the Stage
Margaret Lemon tells about "a Flying
Trip To Florida" The poems are by
Frank Demster Sherman, Ednah Proctor
Clarke. Edward w. Barnard and others.
All the departments are up to their stand
ards and the two exquisite water-color por-
traits are of Mrs. John Bloodgood, Jr., and
Miss Angelica Schuyler Crosby. OF New
York.
The most popular little boy character
ever created IN a story, Little Lord
Fauntleroy," lives again in the Christmas
Ladies' Home Journal But this time Mrs.
Frances Hodgson Burnett begins to tell
Chow Fauntleroy Really Occurred"
Frank r. Stockton, too, gives US back his
most delightful character Pomona"
William Dean Howells begins his literary
autobiography which be happily calls my
Literary Passions" Among the most in-
teresting productions are articles by Geo.
w. Childs, Hamlin Garland, Mrs. A. d, t.
whitney, Bob Burdette and Rev. L. De.
Witt Talmage Altogether, the Christmas
Ladies' Home JON nal is the best this maya
zine has ever sent out. 1t is certainly an
ideal woman's magazine, and this par
ticular issue stamps it as being without a
peer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02
MARTINS FERRY.

It makes the people here smile to
read and hear of the excuses offered in
telling OF the defeat of the Wheeling
football team by the Y. NJ. c. A. boys,
In the first place there are very few
people here who believe that the Mar
tins Ferry team is so much heavier
than the Wheeling team, as is clasmed.
Another thing they must remember is
that the team here is not an old team,
but was organized only few months
ago, and what they know about the
same is what they have learned in that
time, while the Wheeling team Is COM
posed largely OF college boys who are
old and experienced football players.
Now let the Wheeling boys try again
and II they win we will say it WIS be-
cause they played better football than
our boys.
Hon. Lorenzo Daniord is being men
toned as a candidate for the nOmina-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02
TIE LATEST FROM BRAZIL,

LONDON, December 1. "A dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Company re-
ceiyed to-day says that there is no truth
in report that President PeixOto OF Bra
oil has been assassinated. The dispatch
adds that he to-day was engaged In re-
pairing dangerous breaches made in the
forts and in the work. thrown up
ashore. The Exchange Telegraph Com
pany's dispatch confirms the report that
Admiral DeMellO has left Rio De Jane
iro with a portion of his fleet in order to
intercept the vessels which President
PeiXotO expects to reinforce him. II Is
added, however, that there was some
desperate fighting between the rebel
ships at the forts at the entrance OF the
har0Or which still remain loyal 10 the
government. The fire Of toe forts, CHIEF
of which is Fort Santa Cruz, was 50 well
directed that the rebel ships had much
difficulty In crossing the bar and only
did so after Admiral DeMello'S flagship
had been severely damaged. After
leaving Rio De JaueirO the rebel Ad-
mlral was seen to steam away in 3
sOutheriy direction, but there are peo-
pie who believe that this may have been
only . ruse de Euerre and that the
course Of Admiral DeMello may have
changed as soon as out OF sight OF land.
The Admiral has taken with him num-
Der Of fast steam launches, which it Is
understood will be used in the battle
which is expected to take place between
the vessels on their way-to Rio De Jane
irO and the rebel squadron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02
Not House standing.

LONDON, December 1.-The second
edition Of the times publishes dis
patch from its CORES ondent sc Tehe-
ran, who has just visited kuchan, the
town which was recently destroyed by
an earthquake, which caused terrible
loss of life. The Times correspondent
saws that Kuchan is a heap OF rains and
that not house is standing he adds
that the scene is indescribable, bodies
are still being recovered and the smell
from the putreiaction ia overpowerlng.
The earthquake shocks, the Times cor
respondent telegraphs, were preceded
,by loud reports In the hills TO the
westward Of the town earthquake
shocks continue to be felt. The ada
cent villages escaped with little damage.
There is talk Of building a new town TO
the eastward OF Kuchan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02

TAYLURsvILLE, Ky, December l.
George Armstrong, colored. was hanged
here at 1885 this morning, for the mur-
der about a year ago Of Kate Downs, a
colored girl, with whom be had been in
innate Prior to his execution Arm
stIong said: Il murdered Kate, but
she and her brother would have killed
me. She wanted me TO run of with
her, and leave my own wife that night
OF the murder. / met her, and she
struck me with rock, and l then
killed her with a hammer. am will
ing TO die, and trust TO the Lord to save
me-" Armstrong walked TO the scat
fold firmly, and expressed the hope that
be would meet all the spectators in
heaven. The fall did not break his
neck, aud the body hing for twenty
four minutes before it was cut down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-02

A Party OF sierry-Maksrs Run Down BY
an Electric Car on Irestie.

I A Party OF aierry-aIaksrs Run Down BY
an EIectric Car on 1restie.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O., December l.
! A horriiying accident, resulting in the
death OF an estimableyouug lady and In
the injury OF number of others. oc-
Cured on the electric street railway,
shortly before one o'clock this morning.
About twenty East LIVERPOOL people at
tended a private party at the house OF
John Robinson, halfway between the
city proper and the East End. Shortly
after 10 o'clock the affair broke up.
The party from the city hailed the next
car westward but was informed by the
mOtOrman that il would run only to the
power house, distance Of few blocks,
aud that his was the last car. The par
o. then concluded TO walk TO town, ana
20 do so had 10 pass over trestle WORK
for a distrance OF hundred feet. They
anticipated no danger, despite the dark
ness, owing to the assurances OF the mo-
torman that there would be no more
cars. When halfway across the trestle,
the party were Mortified to see car ap-
preaching from the east, down a
heavy incline, at terrific speed.
Their screams were overheard by
the motorman, but be was unable
10 check the car, and Ii came thunder
ing toward them. Some members OF
the party jumped over the trestle,
distance OF about twelve feet, while
others allowed themselves to drop
through the ties. In the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller j. Marsha, a young
couple married little over year ago,
With their infant babe. Mr.. Marsha
advised MS wife TO slip through the
ties, and acting upon this advice him
self, with baby In one arm, he hung to
the tie, urging his wife TO make haste,
but before she could follow him she
was struck by the rapidly moving car
and killed. The young lady was TWEEN
ty-twO years OF age, A number OF
others were painfully but not danger
ously injured.
The list Of Injured are: Miss Dell
Martin. aged nineteen, struck-in back
aud side by car; knocked over the
treStle on the river side, fell thirty TO
forty 5eet; hurt internally, vury
serious. Laura Martin, aged sixteen,
struck on the head, badly cut; also
knocked over the trestle with her sis
ter Dell. Charles Kircher, father of the
woman killed, thrown over the trestle;
seriously cut and injured.
Out OF fourteen In the party, all but
three were more or less inj ured.