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wishing 20 realize cash upon large
quantity os excellent shoes We are row
haying the most important shoe sale In
the city. EVER shoe buyer should secure
some OF these bargains We mention
only q few OF them: Mems finest hand
sewes cork sole Corsiovan shoes. resfueai
fsusa s. 10 H.Ts. from s. TO ssss- Mems
calf cork sole shoes reduced FROM o 10
A75; tan cork scses reduced frers = 10
&sa Meas calf cork sole shoes reduced
To aS. Tsaasas' me hans~sewea saoss
reduced from s. 10 S. Co. from $40 10 So
fran a.se 10 s. 50. from 81 TO s.ss. r4a-
dies bright Do.igoEa shoes reduced from
81 10 & %. from H-se % xe.so: frosn - 20
- a.. fresx, * 10 To sisa Examine these
shoss before eayfag elsewhere. Ssrnssen
BroS.. .as Ssoend street.
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The rarchass of Tide Lands.

The expiration OF the sixty days dur
Ing which shore owners and improyers
have the preference right OF purchase OF
tide lands In ballard Is close at hand. and
tina parties. interested are now publishing
their notices OF application to purchase.
as required by law. Eugene overton,
George II. f. Monk, West Coast Manu-
featuring and Improvement Company.
James MeCurdy and the Seattle & Mon
tana Railway Company are publishing
their notices and others are following
in order TO save their rights. The POST
Intelligercer will insert these notices at
the regular state advertising rate OF 50
cents per square for the first insertion
anf Is cents per square for each subse-
quent insertion
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cssrs. sas Pal, 70 s,as.~


Paul NeIsor. VINO was couvsctea ~ - !.
crime OF Incest last November. ard who
eppeaaed % the supreme court fslef an
afndayft yesterday setting forth that h.
= Without means TO pay for q tra=script
of the record Judge Humes signed an
order Tor transcript 70 be furnished -
she expense OF tie state.
Fremont Cole yesterday 1saed m as-
sisnment to -. r. Backus OF his attor-
neys Tee In the foreclosure suit no~
penmns Of mortgage given By the
Denny Hotel Company 10 the CorneII
University. OF New York, to secure s1ac :
W. The considerations was 81.
In the matter OF the estate cf Ins.,
ferrarf- deceased. q petition was fIlad bv
Ine administrator, Q. A. Spencer. In the
PROBATE court yesterday for permisssor
20 SCI homestead entry No. 7ae. ia the
name OF LSuis Farr. made in the lana
ONCE IN Olympia March Il, lss2 coyersnr
lse acres In Mason ce.nfy.
FINDINGS Of fact and conclus.uAx ~ ,.-
were sssred by Judge Langley YESTERDAY
10 the case Of the 6cottisE-Ameyira.,
mortgage Company. limited, va. Annse
Aspass ct al. on note and mortgage IN
MsaIoh Judgment was given piaint,1 for
N.77s0& ~ Aos
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THE nAwsos KIDsArING.
How DIR. Bcdfae Captured the Bog
Rawx.n Went. Hts arrest.

How DIR. Bodice Captured the Roy
Raw.en Went. Hts srr~.t.
TIE bold ana sensational ki5na2ing OF
little Ward Rawson son OF Or. and Mrs.
q. A. Rawscn. formerly OF this city. has
been investigated by the Posi- Intsiiigen-
Ger correspondent at New Orleans. who
writes as follows:
.'D-. Rawson. who by the decree Of al
voree had charge OF the child. arrived in
New Orleans a few weeks ago and took
rooms at the tfruenwaii hotel. Filming
that as could not look after the child
well at the hotel. he removed TO Tl-s
81. Charles street. a private residence.
and hired young married German NC
nan wac restless on Baronns street "a
act as aurse during the daytime. In the
evening Or. Rawnon took care of the
child.
.'e,n The day Of TIE kidnapping # appears
that tne nurse was about To take The
ntsis ore cat for walk when a carriage
drove up containing two ladies'. heavily
veflea, ard = gentleman. The man spoke
20 toe ehsi1 ard after kissing hin placed
hsss I'm the c@rrsawe with TIRE ladies'. The
carriage WAS shen driven away ard tire
man scsi sase nurse gsrs that the ehs1d.s
father had left the city aGd thar he was
gosrg 70 take she child TO fha hcsrstai
70 quiet her fears he told her aha. her
services wire no longer needed ard paid
her weeks wages. This man was Dr
Baaloe, ex-consus Of the Unites States 20
Arnoy. ara SO carefully did ne carry cat
hss plans thai Ne actually went with the
nmrse "a Superintendent % Police Gas
tiers ofssce ard explained the matter tn
snra . natural sTanrev THAI everything
appeared perfectly proper
After The nurse returned he-se she
Was advised 10 saressigate and learn
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y. wanss rnas sf,snx stock.

sznes E. Bell commenced suit yes
sasAy against Peter rhiodo and the
ssaaaaza Mining q Smeiting Company
nstrssin snem from selling or trans
stEssx 6ses s-s Shares Of stock claimed
Beth In his complaint he alleges
Is sas smelling company was organized
skats sAe laws OF the siate with 22eoo.-
eaFsiAl stick: that IN the last two
sAaFs ksa and Chlode entered into a
IS ~ aSfeenos.t by which caiosio prom
- e sal him 6.sS; 90 shares for s7ss %.
- SUM Bell paid. after which chic.io
g assea to transfer the stock as promised.
- MrEhsr alleges that Chiodo Is Tn
ss'sss sAorga known 70 possess shares
$50 81 the smelling company to make
! - - Contract with Bell. Judge os-
- sssssTiay issued q temporary re-
s eFsssr and set FEBRUARY Is for
- ssSAFsag. A bead IN 81 90 was given.
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lssxEr ovxs MS xa.lso SON.


- Hsrd Mathss' Father Brings Ont
. Pathetic STORY.
6 ~ Dethetic side OF the case of Ferd
1kM the young man whs is TO be tried
n usek on the charge Of assault with
&tt % commit robbery in entering a
4Aird street pawnshop and assault
II &. q W. Bowers. the clerk, was wit
~ b the county jail few days ago.
i1shef of the young prisoner. all the
ltom Kansas City, put In an appear
- and most deeply affecting meeting
ii SAGE. The father wept over and car
(t Nh boy with a fondness that left
nm for doubt a. to hgs dove sor bis
l1seaxd boy.
'eeeqaently after the son had been re-
e1ed 10 the cells. the father told the old
~ q The family once In good cireum-
Dces. Of the boys early hou,e and COM
~ b reverses, loss OF property and the
ektoring Of the family. the boy. without
~ a1eesslty for It, coming West 10 seek
tsetune. Evidently the young man
6iled = end work here and after many
ms and fluctuations and struggles
11einef aSversiiy he found himself In
eetiau where absolute want drove him
eofnnast . crane The father spoke
kly os the boys conduct when at home.
~ positions of trust he onee occupied
ssenot reconcile himself to the fact
at h b guilty. The mother and bro-
t1sI1 and sisters are all mourning the sad
- q the hoy and eagerly anxious 10
~ ths result Of the trial, which Is set
y ssst week.
- names of John Williams. Lee Bar
- Il Z. Hart. fsoiton Rogers, Robert
sassfse. Jacob Gordon and r. c. Corey
ssft Yesterday added to these endorsed
! = he information.
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a Deaf Womsn wAs Did Net Msar the
Alarm Eelis

Deaf Woman wAe Did Net near the
Alarm Eslls
Mrs. Lena Olson. aged 50 years resid-
ing at 10 Stewart street, who was
Knocked down by car No. Of the Front
street cable road. at the corner Of From.
and Pike streets Wednesday evening.
Is getting along as well as can be ex-
peceed She lies at Providence hospital
attended by the sisters and her husband.
She vo1its blood oGce in a wifae. which
indicates that she sustained internal In
jurses and there - a big lump at the
back OF her head So far II has been
Impossible 70 Determines the fun extent
of her injuries, though her body and
limbs were not injured severely. she Is
unable 10 talk English ard as her hus-
band speaks brokenIy the task OF finding
out how she feels and where the pains
are 10 doubiy difficult.
1t is certain that had the cable car
been traveisng at ITS ordinary rate Mrs.
Olson would have not only been Knocked
down but she would have been killed.
6.rirnaan J. E. Daousi, who had charge OF
toe front end OF the car. gave the fol
lowing account of the accident to a
Post -Intelhgence- reporter night before
last:
I'VE had turned the corner at Pine
street ON our way down town and were
travelling down the hill when suddenly
q large woman started to cross the street
ahead OF the car. should say she was
IS feet away when I saw her. gave
the aaarm bell two or three jerks. think
Ing that she would hear and stop before
reading the track. She paid no atten-
ton TO the bell, in fact, did not seem
so hear 1t. As soon as / saw that she
was not going to stop put on the brakes
and yelled to her: Look out!'
'.She. just stepped ON the track as the
corner Of the car struck her and threw
her 10 the ground. BY this time ! had
control OF the dummy and brought 1t to
a sta.ndstiil before her body was under
or near the wheels"
naoust's report to the receiver says
that the car did not move over five feet
after striking the woman.
Mrs. Olsen was picked up and taken
into Craig's drug store. where she was
able to talk In her native tongue, but
no one seemed TO understand her. She
was seized with a fit OF vomiting blood
and soon thereafter was removed TO
Providence hospital.
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vii. Youar. BE Confirmed.

1t Is not at all certain that the appoint
nsenf OF Luther b. Youngs 10 the position
OF commissioner Of the bnard OF public
works VIII be confirmed by the board of
aldermen. II is thought that three of
the Republicans and one OF the Derne-
Gratis VIII vote for Mr.. YouEgs. This
viii give him four ont OF nine votes.
vsaich cf course, viii not he sufficient 10
elect. unless sorsre Of his opponents should
be absent one reason for rs appoint
rsent Is that the Eighth ward has not
received mary favors from the present
city government
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rovEErx - NO EXCUSE.
Gommissionsr Says Homesssa d ar Ma
Not Leave HIS lain.

Gommissionsr Says . Homesteadsr Mav
Not Lsavs HIS lain.
Assistant Land Commissioner Bowers
has reversed the action OF REGISTER
y Ioole in granting John Nor.irs1n a
leave or absence from his homestead
from January /. 1885, TO July 1 Of the
same year. The decision Is rendered ON =
technical construction of the law to fha
entife exclusion Of consideration OF the
circumstances surrounding the case. Nor
Drum - poor man who took Vi, home-
stead on the sw IA. sec 2, tp n. rte, May
3, 1893. Since then he has aiyed on the
tract. practically making q continuous
residence. during which he mas construcf
ed a cedar house IKE feet with door q nd
two windows, another house l2xM feet.
cleared and gotten In . state OF cuatiya-
ton two acres OF land and slashed eight
more. Still further he has set out Il fruit
trees.
His money having given out. he asked
for permission to be absent from his land
for SIX months Ia order to earn money
wlierewith to support himself ana cen
ments we're corrotorated Register
o'Toole. considering the case meritorious,
reported In favor OF granting the ieave.
Dir. Bowers contiaues to discuss the
case IN q learned manner by sections. etc.
of the act OF March q 1859. and then de-
livers himself as follows:
"A the party does not claim to be un-
able to make q living on the land by rea-
son OF a total or partial failure or de-
ssruction OF crops or sickness. but simply
intimates poverty. will state that while
poverty may be the result Of casualty
1t is not In itself casualty in the mean
ing of the law. The application t. de-
MED
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LEFT HIS TEAM IN the STREET
A Suspected Hatcher Boy Flees From
charge of Embeszlcmenf.

charge Of Embesslcmeat.
Hvering and collecting for Scshoening &
Roll Co.'S meat market on Second
street near Yesler avenue. disappeared
mysterloasiy yesterday morning and as
a res,fE q complaint was filed late in the
afternoon in the municipal court claarg-
ing him with larceny b. embezziesnent
He has not bean located, but The wires
have been worked In all directions. ard
II he gets out OF the country he will
be In great luck. The amount OF his
shortage II not yet known. and hts enn-
pioyers have very faint hope that the
matter can be explained away.
Hsfernan has been with the firm for
over a year and was well thought OF.
A few months ago some OF the patrons
Of the market commenced 10 drop be-
hind In their bills until the firm de-
cssicd 10 stop supplying them. Heffer-
nan passed the matter of. IL Is said. by
remariSing that he thought they would
square up all bills In good time. Things
ran along this way until = few days
ago, when ore or two cases were dis
covered wisersin. " is claimed, Heffer-
nan receapted h.Ils for customers but
newer turned In the money. Yesterday
morning he took his cart out as usual.
bat did not go 90 the market. THIS
caused some surprise. but on learning
that ne Rad started out all right fronl
the barn the paopssesors thought he had
gene a!ectiy ont "a his route.
Atsoat O'Clock. however. some ono
brought the fnfovra ton 20 the market
that Hetferraaaass cart was standing
alone az the rear OF lis Washington
street No trace of Heffmnan could be
foslrss; and IL II thought he took the
City OF Topeka for Afaska> Tie matter
was placed IN the hands OF Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Morris. resulting
In a complaint for the arrest of the boy
on the charge OF enabezxiesnes.s.
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SCIENTIFIC oPTGlN
New Treatment for T.nDx Diseases.


DIR. +. q. Johnson makes a specially OF
all Nervous Chronic and Special Dis
eases, Including Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
all Diseases OF the Liver. Kidneys, Skin
and Blood, Genito-Irsnary and Rectal
Diseases, and all Ailments arising from
@ Weakened Nervous System A. an
adjunct TO the most improved methods OF
medication In such cases DIR. johnson has
the Hoffman Van Houten Electro Their
apeastfe Cabinet" which enables him to
give relief IN cases THAI could not be re-
iieved by other means.
As an accessory sn treating consump-
ton and other Lung Diseases, he fs
equipped with the Improved Pneuna tic
Cabinet" This mechanical device ex-
pands the lungs. increases the breathing
capacity. thoroughly aerates the blood
improves nutrition. and By Its use REM
edies. can be applied TO every portion OF
the lungs. IL stops the couGh. aiiaya
fever. relieves pain and lessons the fire.
quency OF the pulse and resplrations. II
III q strictly scientific apparatus" and
assures to the patient greater benefits
than can otherwise Be- obtained.
Office, Scheuerman block Cherry street.
near Front. Seattle, Wash.
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mE WAS FOOLED
Fares Claims Lawyer
rcson Was Artfnl
on HIS IGNORANCE.


rfiur story n brought - Hglk
- 81 complaint IN the super
rorterssy BY James F1res. who
zs.ss 49,. r. Gleason with defraud-
sEzs. ~ ~ an estate inherised from
neither.
- that prlor to July u. 195s,
- owr&r In feo simple Of ~
h. s.75sS aoephaif interest Of II acres
~ S = King county. Fares alleges
-. ~. nruperty was acquired by M
from the estate OF his adopted
.zss S rs VINO died when be Was
- = aee. He says that prtnw To
% - be had always led very
ne ID the country. had lttfIe
1neafsofs xad had no knowledge
q either the quantity or value
771 a16uerty, while on tsse contrary.
1z9sszzssS - ! lawyer and familiar with
So sIs. IL the real estate IN question.
=. ia. he says Gleason faklng adj
e ms ignorance and with the
EZS su,pose and desire OF defraasdtng
ssn1nxsn ard obtaining from him =
Of the property for an In
= consideration did. wiifuIiy and
~. falsely and frauduiently rep
. Aim TIA piaintiff, that the
! 11ns worth about 3l.zo0, or some
- small amount and Fares rely
- ~ representations executed a
Siav deed to Gleason, covering all
4 = n1ruerty. for 81 30.
B - nepperty Fares now learns was
- Ekae 1t the time the Se@d was
which fact was we'll known
$3.50. Fares also alleges that only
8 = u ~ N,ae was ever paid by Gioa-
=; - thss tie remainder. si.i0e. is still
Ef1Ss claims that he offered TO re-
3ieascG the 500 II the latter would
. m fhs warranty deed. but that
= h8s refused to do 50.
~ further claims that he signed
I'D net knowing It TO be a deed
- Vine and has only since learned
9 8 signed G warranty deed which
1M him u all rights and title In the
E35Dmfx
= - 10 be adjndsed the legal owner
4 - rroperty. and that tina deed In
b decreed fraudulent and void.
= y return the sl0o which Gleason
~ On account OF the $f.2oe prom
"a wants Gleason TO give him a
r conreyance: alsc that pending
~ nexi0n Gleason may be enjosred
- thposing Of tbs property.
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waiter and wn.a.m naves wanted

Mrs Page. OF ~ guraeSoa street, San
Antonso. Tex. Is anxious 10 hear from
her two SORES. Waiter and william
Boyce. who have been IN this state for
two or three yeays. Waiter il an eagi-
iseer OF stationary machinery. prancf-
rsAlly electric eight Plants. ard no left
Tacoma in December fer Olympia
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Coroner Askam returned yesterday
morning srona Frunkiisi where be went
to investigate the death ot wyIte Haner.
the miner who accidentally fell down ths
slope and lislocatsd his spinal column
The coroner decsfed that no Inquest was
necessary. Harner served In the United
States army and was hanorably dis
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$50 Ehey %. far sac saea..

N = ny = III ffff fHc Fsaou*-
- sns suit Of the Bareroft Company vs..
s humphrey & CO. for an account
- sse attendants yesterday fled taeir
arnying all the alterations ex-
8 = sasst between June 4. issa. ant July
q sas 1slaint.fg sold and delivered 10
rssenaani goods Of the aggregate
- y Ns.sss.ss. aud advanced ssss.ss Tn
nsaking TIE tetal aggregate 49, :
ssss mat se defendants IN that time
- .sa ka'sssssoft company So, - Is, and
8 -, s.. gnoas valued at 81. rs A. making
! ga u sasss.ss
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- NE winter ef 1895, contracted g
- go which lsfs nsc with cough. /
: - sfsl kinds Of cough svrups but fousd
jnss-a. .assi | Tough, bottle Of Cham
- . soagh Remedy. which reiieved rae
80 snsls. and in short time brought
ezaplese cure. +. ". MAarIs,
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1sesn Gets smatisv Verdict.
49, lafy In Juage osbornss SQUIRT yes
A. eFsaght In a verdict for $50 Ia
- W. Il, Brown ana wife. who
IS sse Seattle CITY Railway Company
80 damages, Al 3 former trial OF
~ TIE Jury gave q verdict OF
- shaea vas SCI aside By Judge os-
3 = excessive.
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go m... ! sn.-.l

Mss Maud he Moss. % Aaslaae. Taylor
county. Texas. under date o< January II,
writes 20 Cwaty Clerk Gordon sneugrtng
rcr kae whereabouts % beg father. Felix
n. De Moss, whose whereabouts size
& anxious 90 learn.
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Indigestion. 10 you know when Jon
have TT 10 you brow It's cause ard
cures Ask your druggist for E.rans Ia
h.aaes nsse gives relief.
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rw n.. r,,..i

80 ssslslsors' Loan and Trust Com
- sSsn 3 Day re al-Nose ard
e Re1i vs.. Peter Cstlo3e and
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=. s,~=a-r. IN Pred 400.

To ssezA~rs ia pKaducas
n VIA ray yu1 90 see cur Prices ca
r<x.s.sre nefars pssrrha ssng. Blowers l.
Ezsesn. Arlington deck
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New House I'm North Seattle.
a permit was yesterday issued 70 Leroy
Chapman TO erect a two-story frame resi-
dence on the corner OF Thomas and
Chestnut strets, TO cost $780,
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After a alghs with Tire boys take Gsss-
ier's Magic Eea<aehe Waters.
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cscsdezssal hosei. Rates. s. Per day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-07
WAS SUFFOCATED.
Mrs. Noran's Husband Charged With
Causing Her Death.~

CLINTON, Mass, Dec. John ii. Mo-
ran, who is charged with numbering his
wife, was given n hearing in the second
Worcester district court yesterday before
Judge Stone.
Some Of the neighbors learned on sun
day afternoon, Nov. g. that Mrs. Moran
was dead. Her husband said that she
died about o'clock that "tternoon. The
defendant aud his mother claimed then,
and subsequently when questioned by
the police and by Medical Examiner
O'Connor, that death was caused by an
accident which took place the evening be-
fore. A horse which the women werc
driving, they said, became frightened at a
passing train and the old lady was thrown
out, while the younger woman jumped.
When seen by the neighbors and officers
the face Of the old lady bore out the state
ment that something unusual had hap
pened, for il was badly bruised, as was
that Of the alleged murdered woman.
Medical Examiner O'Connor gave testi-
mony tending TO disprove the statement
OF Moran and his mother, and gave IL as
his opinion that death was not caused by
fall or concussion, but by suffocation.
Moran was sent 10 Worcester Jail to await
the action of the grand Jury
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

George Augustus Sala is dying.
The Prussau cabinet threatens to re.
sign.
General Edward Wright Of Des Moines
Is dead.
There is movement TO tax all church
property In Missouri
The East Chicago Iron and Steel com.
pany suspended work
A vein of gold quartz has been found in
Usambara, East Africa.
The Drouin lumber mill at Victory, VT,
was burned. Loss, $1,000.
Secret service men are watching the
Boston letter carriers again.
Aarif Pasha, member Of the Turkish
ministry, without portfolio is dead
Iirice :. Evans, the veteran real estate
broker and dealer Of Boston, is dead.
Admiral Belknap calls for abrogation of
the great lakes treaty with Great Britain.
The proposed amendments TO Mexicos
constitution, IL adopted, will prove valu-
able.
Two women claim they wcrc hypnotized
and robbed by gypsies at New Brunswick,
y. J.
The extradition of Emil Arton, charged
with complicity in the Panama canal
frauds, was ordered AT London.
A syndicate secured control of the Nor
wich tConn) City Gas company at n prize
OF S37. so on stock, whose par value is $50
The company has capita! Of $4,000.
Based on the recent official school regis
tration, IL is estimated that the present
population Of New Haven Is o. 693 This
Is AN increase since the census Of 1890 Of
1885.
Waterbury, Conn, was arrested. charged
with the theft of So from Edward Roach.
The money, which was lost by Roach. was
found 10y two girls and given to Weiss.
kho refused to turn u over 20 its owner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-07
A Bos,on and Maine Wreck.

WAKEFIELD, Mass, Dec. Two freight
trains met in collision at the Wakefield
Junction station on the Boston and Maine
road last night. Both engines came to-
gether with n crash. Firemen and engi-
neers on both trains jumped and escaped
with slight injuries Four cars of grain
of Portland freight were overturned,
blocking both inward and outward lines
Ii does not appear that the trainmen were
to blame for the collision, although IL re-
mains to be determined what was the di-
rect cause.