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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13
~. IGINlE lSAlNs
6l2 V. Houston street

- ''fA -
There Is a rHilrond through TucSc- county,
and Parsons is the c1u1;y scat.
Ii We had II public officer charged
with such duties he would know iu.t
where to turn for such land rs these
Texas people want. and he would soon
bring together the landowners and the
settlers. In the cast, in the west and
in the states south oil us are persons
seeking new locations. They are desira.
BILE people and Neat Virginia would
like to have them. Ther WON'T! prof.
by the change and they would help TO
develop tho state.
Very little money and n grra. deal OF
we'll directed energy would accomplish
q great deal in a few yrars. Those who
come to West Virginia send good re.
ports back to their oil homes. With
such natural inducements 10 settlers as
few states can hold out, West Virginia
as q state doe. absolutely nothing to
bring herself to the attention of persons
desiring to make new homes 70. them
Selves.
The voluntary movement Sc. on foot
by the IS~rELLiGySCER brought good re.
srlts, but voluntary movements come y
N end. Wes. Virginia rs n state should
he in the field ready to show her goods
sto all who will look ut them. That is
the way to do business.
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The pnn-llnndio Dycing establish.
mcn,, owned by John ilciImoior, ut No.
li3l Market street, Is tho best equipped
l,ouan Of It's kind in Wheeling. In nddi.
ton to tho dyoing md cleaning depart.
mcnts n corps OF lirst-claH4 tailors arc
employed, who can do rcpairiug rs neat
40 1t is possible. Clothes and lndios'
garments, cleaned or dyci. Gnu 10 mudo
to look like now. Satisfaction guaran.
tcud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13

IsIER, Pa, April l2.-Last even
kmucl +. Kane, n we'll known
Sng farmer OF East Donegal township,
" driving along a road in that place
Then his horse became fractions and
ne got out OF tho vehicle TO get a switch
from a tree. lie was accompanied by
W. W. Fackler, and remarked rs ho
up the tree that ho supposed
he would fall down and break his neck.
When he had ascondcd about fifteen
fee, he slipped. fell, striking on his
head, iulfilinghis prophcc!o OF 4 moment
His neck was broken and no
IN, instantly killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13

ASintc.lor view ri snu Standard ad.
ministra:ive council gould be intereZ
ing ut this time Of jumping oil. Ii4,
were possible to sec and to hear tine 6
would be a valuable contribution to u
Information on the general subject. Ii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13

wuEELlNG. APRIL II, 1898.
STATE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
Call for the Executive Committee to
u Select Delegates to Cleveland.

10 az Esrlir. connisot Of tie R:pu5lean sac
league Of Wtat rrGiaid:
We have a1cl tho 18th day OF April, 1875, for
said committee TO meet at the BlauerhaHcit
hotel, In P%askcrsours. at / o'clock p M. to So
Iect congressional ana dclesatcS.atlarSe to al.
tend the National Republican league meeting
to be held In Cleveland, Ohio. Juae -, " and
II. 1895. We urge thu. each member Of the com.
mi,tee be present.
C D. ELLIOTT. President.
J. v. Stuck. Secretary.
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4 Ygir ayo oil VA. selling ut s. cents
a barrel. No wondor that mon who nro
fortunate enough to have oil 10 soil in
those dayq ara wearing II tnn.acro amile.
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onr Forn!cn rrn,lc In wnnlnns

Recently the Boston J0Irnal OF Com.
merce told Of three hundred cases oil
jerseys for meme wolr tina, had been
cent from this country to England to DO
sold at n price that would bring the
manufacturer about 60 centa \ yard.
The American Wool and Cotton Re-
porter, also published in Boston, pro-
ounces the g,atcmcnt as ridiculous in
addition to being nn,ruc. It snys that
thorc arc no lines OF kcrscy- that can be
made to sell n. 90 cents in England nor
in this country either. Furthermore,
mo auch shipment wns nude"
In March two casoa OF low grade,
piece.dyed chevio:s" we're shippoi to
England, and thoTn hare boon no shin.
ments OF domestic w%oolcns since then.
Comincntine generally on tho subject
tho Wool and Cotton Reporter sayB:
This talk o! shipping domestic wooIcns to
England has been given far more space In thu
EnowSp pa pGrB thnn II really deserves. Of mani.
testify grcarcr importance nre tho ;!gItcN pub.
lishch In our last weeks IsNur showing the en-.
OlrnOlIA increase IN tho Imports OF manufacture
OF wool at tho port Of Sew York, for the irvt
quarter Of the calendar year. showing al In.
crease In tho VEIur Of !IOOiyyDG mad the under.
vhluing Of foreign hre1' goods which Is being az.
icmpted every day In tho week AT the New York
CuBt0In house.
This feature OF tho situation may well
impress US on this side OF the occar.
Notwithstanding FREQ wool aud rcdnccI
wages and tho impaired purchasing
sgpowcr Of the people foreigners nro
dumping their Tooions On III in euor.
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tho coast Of Syria has created n sonsa.
ton In government circlos here. Tho
United States minister. Mr.. Alexander
W. Terrell, replying to n question on
tho subject, said that tho war vessels
woro only sent to protect American
citiyoua.
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" the weather sharp knows mis- bust.
ness tho heavy rain OF Inst night in to
10 followed to-day by col! weather.
Tho rain ia good. but tho cold may DO
bad Tor Yngutntinn.
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Special DipG'ch L, ne M,tHIgelr>r.
'wAsHIHGroS, y. G., April l2.-Dr. J..
L. Clayton has bCcn appointed u pen.
sion examining surgeon ut GlcnvIlle.
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Lookin: to West vir.inin.

From time TO time tho lSrELLIGEScEE
urges that West Virginia should have n
state board or commissioner to bring
settlers into relations with persons will.
ing to sell land. Here is a case which
illustrates the subject. Tho letter Is
published az a specimen oil a general
correspondence which ONE to this
office, and in ihe hope tina: it may sup.
ply the Texas inquirer with such in.
formation a. he seeks:
san ASToNIo. TEXAS. April s, ls9!.
To Ne EtitorOf te LIt@.i1s7ou. G~hrc'in2. IL. ID.
DEAR SIR:-There is quite 4 namber Of our
people here who are seeking information con.
corning West Virginia unimpToved lauds. etc.
And we have decided 10 write YOU for general
information concerning such lanai, AMI II you
will answer We will esteem II Z favor On your
part We want TO locate In A COUNTY where they
have plenty OF caeHn unimprovSd land. Snch
as Nicholas or Randolph COUNTIES We hive
written 10 some paCties 10 these counties. but re-
ceiyed no answer rs yet Perhaps sou could In
form US of some parties in such coIntle,. who
have land Tor sale. How taF il TucSer COMFY
from the railroad. and What is toe county seat
In case you do not know aUY one who has such
land for sale. perhaps you coald iuiorm ne who
the proper pecouS arc 10 correspond with In re.
gard 10 this matter.
Yours respSci!ull=.
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C,ysrASrtyurLr. ApriI The i'm.
pending arriya! Of tho American war
ships Han francisco and MarbIolical oil
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IT la in order to remind tho p~urvcyors
OF beef to their majOstlss tho sovarrigus
Of America that it isn't everybody who
has a 500.barrcl oil we'll to draw on.
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~ cheorfulIy recommend lIood'a Snr.
snpnrilla ~ n iira,.Clasa spring modi.
cine. 1t will build NJ tho system aud
create new life. Never before have |
inlt "a vol ~ since taking ilood'H Sar.
naparilln aud alnll always koop il on
hnnd."-Frcd Metz. ll0i Main street.
Wheeling, ". Va.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Senior auovas del Castillo, at the head
OF the new Spanish ministry, Is one OF
the homeless. men in Europe, being
squat. %paunchy. and asymmstrical, with
a lace that is intensely uuprepossOsIing.
lilo is n reac.ionist OF the most pro.
nounced kind aud q thorough believer
in the divine right OF kings 20 do as
they everlastinGly please. His wife is 4
very naughty and unpopular woman.
The President is having his portrait
painted for Don NJ. Dickinson, OF De.
troit. The artist is o young Michigan
man. who has zone to Washington to
secure the necessary sittings. The
hardest feature OF Mr.. Clcveland's lace
to paint is his eyes. which are remarka.,
bly, blue and, it is said, choleric. n
Atarecen, ball in Paris Nine. Casirzl
Perier wore more pearls and diamf
than any other woman present,
displayed more ZEN than she
habit OF wearing whom mistrc.if
Elysee.
Mr.. Chalkclcy, the authoz
Mar book on athletes. sayJ
take to suppose that
meals and sleep have
The postmaster
James a. Hall. aujS
OF his Office durile
only w cent?
RudyardT
more ~ b$4n
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A REMEDY.
Important Discovery Of m American
Scientist In Gormnny.

Scientist In Gcrmnny.
WAsnNGroS. April l2.-Unitod States
Consul General Charles Dokay, at Dor.
lin, believes that M American physi.
clan has discovered tho means OF curing
consumption. lupus. aud perhaps can.
cor. In report to tho state department
lo says that tho coming medical on
gross at Munich 10 likely to givo no littio
attention to tho discovery made by DR..
lseS5 Waldstein, n native Of Now York,
~ .nced In tho German medical
Spers ~ extraordinary action OF mi.
NO injections Of pilocnrpino. II crystal.
d oStrac, from tho brazilian labor.
III plant, OH tho lymphntic SystOtn.
ALE In n Sonse completes tho celebrated
aDeil serum" acting iAyorably OH pa.
lSl,nts whom tho serum doos not euro.
S.he consul general describes tho long
I'D patient Investigations made by DR..
.taslds,ein in European hospitals load.
CfA up to his grOat discovery, aud incl.
liSsnlly proving tho truth OF his rca.
big on tho relation OF tho lymphatic
SfNN to disease like lupus Rs we'll as
lLosis IN other forms, to diph.
Md othor diseases still.
tSoy OF the discovery Is this: BY
1.-Two injections Of minute doses Of
Aino IN tho veins ho arrives ut n
n,stimulation Of tho lymphatic
4, lat system increases tho
epcsclcs in tho blood, which, in
~ saot agreed upon, certainly
owl Mud rcndors harmless those
poN D. r!iclos in tho blood that
proN s,sc. Tho discovcrcr strong
" I'D eysicians to try pilocarpine
in nv S.aSos OF consumption. and
indocS Neases involving the lynn
phatieS "A, lIc has satisfied him.
self thu ls n Trustworthy test for
the pr n tuberculosis in man aud
animalS S;Gport closet with a
statcmcN 10 OF lupus OF twcnty-
two yearN n. regarded rs incura.
bic, whiSY fClicvoi immediately
atter tho tN Non, and 10 now al.
most healed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13

IRIS dollars to bouueIs tina. il Easter
Sunday be n fine day she will DO out in
millinery 10 make Il husband weep.
But she will DO lovely 10 look upon.
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'' AAQrLL1
There are %sanguine prcdic:iof
while the 9 house OF rcpresFS
will DC ready enough to repe4G5
come tax the senate will standby
way. This ia very hard 10 be.io,A&
mny favor the principle Of a1e
income tax aud vet with
s~is,ency d;sapprove such a<ss
M Congress has NJ: uprE&&
people OF this country. X
Nobody who has an,SlSS2eS
as it passed and az i, "a "
decision OF the Scau
think it m cquitablSS GsrI@ it be
no; equitable i; snoulI not 10 allowed
10 stand.
The senate jl1Sos in snch favor with
the pcoplc~.sdlln afford to excite
further the popular resentment. Tho
people know that the iuC1me tax is din.
eliminating aud unjust in its operations
and they cxCep. it to be wipod out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-13
TOR7UREDTHIRYTYEAR
His Suffarlngs Ended Altor Using
Munyon's rheumatism Curc.

Mr.. George Smith, OF Tacony, Pa
says: ~ suffered from rheumatism for
thirty years. and had 80 many suyoro ut.
tacks TINT aomo Of my joints woro
twisted out Of shape. At timos | SUI.
fcrod tOrriblc pain, nnd, although |
tried many remedies, | noyor ob,ainod
any permanent rolioi until | procured
Munyon's rheumatism euro. Tho nc.
ton Of this remedy was wonderfully
quick, and. although have only taken
u small quantity, | consider myself per.
mnncntly curod."
Munyon's rheumatism euro IL guar.
nntced to cure rheumatism In any part
Of tho body. Acute or muscular rhou-
rnatiam cured in from ono 10 lvO days.
1t never fails to euro sharp. shooting
pains In tho arms. logs, aides, back or
breast, or sorouos in any part OF thQi
body III from ono TO three hours. lttt
guaranteed 10 promptly cure lnmeIfl
still and swollen %jointp, still back M
pains IN tho hips and loins. N
rheumatism, sciaticn, lumb<f
In tho baCk are speedily
Munyon's llonOcopH{
edy Company, OF Pa
sp0ciflcs for nearly a
AFRO sold by NIL drW
cents 4 bottle.
Those who az fixc ~.
,uro Of their ia
icssor MunyN s$I
dSs > IN 4
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Notice..

81 mar and woman in the
ny sntercsted in the Opium
fRbits to havo ono OF my
Dong diseases. Address L. NJ.
ioor Ga, Box $50. and one
i'll bS sawy
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Throo young women OF Ellenspure,
Wash, loft thcrc on Sunday to sock
thor fortunes In tho gold fields OF Alas.
ka. Thor outfit included, among othJr
thInps. A ANAL snilbnnI ,.lk q ich ,hpy
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CicrEymN
april L..
~, an EpiscopS4
tnc near this city, n
Friday OF this year y
Irlie: which crlvltaie aroui
n 10 In exactly the same pod
~ vIly to the earth aud to eaI
oa: thHv occupied on tho ID
.7aS cruCiticd. II will be the Il
i5ucI. II thing has occurred sin
fay."
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~ SW1l

To Secure IoiS 4 the Republic
rnrty-,h NrrodIctIoui
NV YoRK, Rl-In an
view upon elecS ~ souihJ
oral and election l.h Cai
particular, Cha ,Def
with Wade Han
Ter and tho arisS Ss
they represent dcSt
distranchised and ~
seated in power, wht$S
taken 10 ecure lustictV
IL place aud that is 4
veution. What is
that the better olezfi
to the place that II
more likely thap1 :
VI. 9. Butler n
class in Souta
knocking
publican nf
solid sol n.
TllD{ "
line
fsyS .,ronou.S
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Tho lNrELLiGEScEE. embracing IT. several
editions, Il entered In the ros,o0lcc at Wheel
Ing, W. Va, as secoud.clas mAtierl
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-12-12

el,lOO has also been paid ont for Inter
est on bonds.
Permanent debt Of the county 10 ee6.0oQ.
$4,000 Of which 10 Represented By 6oods
issued under chapter 2l6. Lsws o( leel.
5000 BY bonds issued 1895 Tor bridge
purposes.
Icertify 70 the correctness Of the shove
TO the best Of my knowledge and belief.
JOSEPH ]. ROGERS
Raiasev IF 1eeis So ~ eFds Cis~f 8Hs~S
Co. Ce6'Ss wSSs Co.
DecRMsER 8. 1895.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-18
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
Laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in so cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-18
DEATH OF WILLIAM H. HUNT,


VIM. II. Hunt, manager OF the st
| Adams Messenger and paymaster o.
the Central Vermont railroad, died al
st. Adams last Tuesday, after an i'll
ness OF two months.
He was one of the most prominent
and influential men in that section
He was born in st. Adams, February
II, 1850, and was educated in the To-
cal schools and Norwich university.
In 1869, he accompanied the engi-
neer corps on the survey for the North
ern Pacific railroad, returning to st.
Adams in 1873. He then became as
sistant to his father, George G. Hunt,
who was paymaster of the Central
Vermont, succeeding him on his death
in 1876.
Mr.. Hunt held various positions Of
trust in the village and was once pres
ident of the village. He was a 33d de-
gree Mason, Knight Templar and had
been master of Englesby lodge of
MasOns.
In the fall OF 1892, Mr.. Hunt was
elected to represent st. Adams in the
General Assembly. In the makeup
of the House committees he was made
chairman of an important general
committee. He also served as MEM
Der Of the committee on ways and
means. He was one of the leaders of
the opposition which killed the week.
ly payment bill. Near the close Of the
session Gov. Fuller appointed him one
of the trustees of the Vermont asylum
for the insane. The new asylum
building at Waterbury was but par
tally completed, and during the next
two years Mr.. Hunt gave much time to
the affairs Of the institution.
He was elected to the Senate in 1894.
He served as chairman of the general
committee of the Senate and the com
mittee on rules and printing. Against
great odds he carried through both
Senate and House an appropriation
of Sl50,00O for the completion of the
asylum at Waterbury. 1t was the
largest appropriation made by the
state since the war, and few believed
it would pass. He was reappointed
trustee of the asylum by Gov. Wood
bury.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-18

Tar'ey'f 'Ercadwinncr" outwears
all 0thershoee
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-18

Owing to the warm weather of las
week, the Connecticut river at Bel
lows Falls is the highest known fol
eight years. The easements of some
mills are flooded and the machinery
stopped.
Commissioner of immigration w
L. Levy Of Quebec and Inspector
Dodge of Burlington arrested three
Frenchmen at ST. Adams, Tuesday
morning, on the ground that they
were contract laborers. The men were
coming from Canada under contract
to work on the new electric road al
Winooski.
I The failure is announced of p. ID.
Blodgett Il Co. OF st. Johnsbury. the
biggest insurance agent in northeast
ern Vermont. The senior member OF
the firm is past commander of the
Vermont G. A. r., and well and
pleasantly known by veterans through
out the state, who will hope that his
firm may find satisfactory way out
of its difficulties.
The Experiment Station at Bur-
lington has just issued Bulletin 46,
containing the analyses and station
valuations Of thirty-three brands of
commercial fertilizers, the output of
eleven manufacturers. There is rea-
son to believe that fully nine-tenths of
the trade is confined to these brands.
The analyses are published earlier
than has hitherto been customary.
The bulletin will be sent to any adj
dress on application. A postal card
directed to the Experiment Station,
Burlington, VT, is sufficient.
Tarley'i "Ercadwinncr" outwears
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-18

The program of races arranged by
the Burlington Driving association,
y. M. Delaney secretary, and to be
given in July, is eliciting no little in
terest among horsemen and Others
who love the sport. The large purses
offered have already brought in many
unexpected entries.
For side attractions, Mr.. Delaney
has engaged two of the fastest bicycle
riders in the country to give exhibition
miles against time. There will also
be several bicycle races, for which he
has set apart $500.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-18
Vermont Will Have New Insurance
Rates.

Holders of fire insurance policies,
says the Weekly Underwater, will be
interested in the announcement by
leading insurance journals Vermont
is shortly to be rated by schedule BY a
committee ofthe New England Insur-
ance Exchange with a view to render
ing the fire business Of the state more
profitable. This action was fastened
by the recent withdrawal of several
well-known companies. The Stand
ard.
The New England Insurance Ex-
change will re-rate Vermont on a
schedule basis. Vermont is notorious
ly in need Of something that will
counterfeit the awful ratios that have
been driving company after company
from its borders, and the re-rating
will be applied. Bennington Banner.
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HUM Der.
NOT CHEAP, -
BUT GOOD. VII

In the of window display Humber Co.. America Iim
easily winning premium The towering giraffe bicycle in their
Broadway kept crowd in of constantly for
weeks and following English tandem attracted |
attention. yesterday the biggest hit of all placing
Humber Safety of the style of 1885, 1t
in with the 1895 models It is chain driving the fn
proace diamond PATTERN but it has the small Wheel sp
forks and the automatic steering head with straight and heavy
There marks Of considerable might be expected
of continuous The relic oaf
Humber Co. from George w. Walter of Washington the rc
following interesting letter from him
. Washington, D. c., March 81 @
Humber Broadway, New York
Humber having ridden
with the Humber folks cos
Numbers, Tandem Upright tweTss
pounds;
ridden
running
ball
had collision
the front
nothing but those broke Hgham had
would exhibit
Numbers through will gladly furnish
davit you like Fraternaly, GEORGE w WALTER A. WIZ
the
interesting reading
wheel. Models and Catalogues will be found at
Vim. II. KENNEY'S,
Main ST. Cor Pleasant West Randolph Nj
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25

Altoona. Pc. October c4-At 2.15 a,
W o cor b-al,6 down In On east-bound
l~s,grt.[ain nj Trimmer's Rock, near
Beiier's. on the Middle division OF tre
oorrs.,reri9 railroad. This caused
the urecEng o. TWO or three cars
which were thrown over on tho north
frrcs immediately in front Of the sec
orr section of The Southwestern eN-
n.~ss which was passing az he time.
The engine C. Che passenger train
et-r--. ms wreck and was thrown over
f-to The canal. causing The instant
death of Engineer Daniel WORTH anu
Fireman D.. 81. Hatnes, Both or ,his clty .
The frs, four mail cars were aloo
wrecked .1d taking nie were u,'',' W ' gu,
Eight mail clerks were AuI'' D"c -. -,o--1
of them seriously, except 4, a., OI-., ~
be,l1-n, of Harrisburg, "ao Hau HIS i,i'
lIu broken.
The ra eneer trains W'.e AGl- ,.u-
ung eastward and westward 10y way
O. Sauburv and LeWislcVn, SO lpa1
tfer- hes been but little delay TO travel.
FL addition TO The regular Wrechlhs
r9rc.s SO men We're sent from me car
shops here and the tracks were open Oy
o'clock.
So far reports to the general slipo-'
n-cnden OMce show no passengers
were hurt.
Following is tsJ OF lAe lNJ ~ ~.
none of whom IS ssric1oslF nun. -
g. Chamberlain Harris3oG' ~. =. OoI-
v1Ir. Pi--sburs, - /. Brand 1a-Ils-
bar1. 8. r. Woodruff, Lewisyown, Fa.i
". S. CrcT. MI. JOY, Pc. A. T. RoWen,
Trenton. n. J.; Joe Donald. freight
r-. temar. lHrin. Pa; George Gil
more and Z. O.. Campbell. GalliZin, Pa.