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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
s,udy Of medIc ne for at least four ye.rs

study OF medic ne for at least four years.
Including three regular COURSES OF lectures
In different years in some legally incorpo'
rated medical college or colleges prior to
the granting OF said diploma. such proof,
IL required, shall he made upon anldAvit.
Upon making OF said payment and proof
the Medical Council shall Issue to said APP
pllcant an order for examination before
such one of tho State bOards OF med
lcal examiners as the applicant for
certificate may select. In ca5e OF failure
at any such examination the candidate,
after The expiration of six months and
within two years, shall have the privilege
OF second examination by tho same
board to which application was iirst mnde
without the payment OF an additional
fee.
Sec. IA. That from and after the passage
OF this act 1t shall not be lawful Tor any
person to practice medicine or surgery in
this state without having obtained a lie
censo therefor as hereinafter provided.
Sec IL. The clerk OF the peace OF any
OF the countios OF this State shall issue
license signed by the Governor and coun.
tersianed by the Secretary OF state and
sealed with the seal OF his ollice. Certifying
that such peri on 10 authorized to prao-
tice medicine and surgery in this State,
conrormably to the laws thereof. to any
person who shall present to him certih-
cate ns provided in this act, or who shall
have been qualified In one OF the counties
OF this State prior to the passage OF Ills
act. and 20 no other psrson.
Sec. l6. The provisions OF this act shall
not apply to physiclans who arc prsc.
titioners OF any other Stare coming Into
this State in consultation With any lawful
practitioner. OF medicine and surgery in
this slate.
SEQ. II. Any person praoticlng or at
tempting to practice medicine or surgery
within this State contrary to the proyl-
sions OF this act shall be guilty OF a misde.
nennor aud, upon conviction thereof in
the Court OF General sessions of the Peace
and Jail Delivery Of the county wherein
the ollsnae was committed. shall pay u
hue OF not more than $500 nor less than
slO0 or De Imprisoned for term OF not
more than one year.
Sec. Is. all other acts or purts Of nets
regulating tue practice OF medicine aud
surgery III this StHte are hereby repeated;
but nothing herein contained shall IN auy
way Interfere with the operation of chap
Usr III. Vol. Kill. Laws oil Delaware, re-
Ialing To revenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Aged Pauper. In n Fatal Fight.

LANCASTER, Pa, March 6.-John Sicbcl-
list and Isanc Evans, aged inmates of the
county slmshouse, between whom bad
feeling has existed for several weeks past,
quarreled in the grounds of tho institution.
Siebeist knocked Evans down and, 1t Is
alleged, kicked him rs he lay prostrate.
Evans was picked up unconscious and
died shortly afterwards. The physicians
say that death was due to heart disease,
brought On by the beating. The latter Is
now locked up. Both men are about 70
yeara old
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Live Stock Markets,

NEW YORK, March 5.-European cables
quote American steers at 9Ieat l0tac., dressed
weight; refrigerator beef at s9l99ssc. Calves
steady; poor to prime veals, S55t7.5O. Sheep
and lambs quiet, but firm; ordinary to prime
sheep, Si04.75; common to good lambs, 81
G5.s7Ja. Hogs steady inferior to choice 81. 40
@470.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. March 5.-Cattle active
at Yesterdays prices. Hogs steady; Philadel-
phias, Sl.4Olbi.45; common to fair Workers.,
o. l014l5; roughs. $39i. Sheep steady and
unchanged.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
oharge. Against Lndy somer.et,

CHICAGO March 8. - The statement
made in Now York by William e. Hicks,
the rcformer, that many of Lady Somer-
sets houses in London were tenanted by
disreputables Is creating discussion that
may lead to an investigation of tho
charges. 1t is probable that resolutions
asking for an investigation will be intro
duced at the clergymen's meeting next
Monday
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
THE MARKETS.

The markets were well attended this
morning. butter sold from 50 to SO centa
per pound; eggs, 80 to 81 cents per dozen /;
beef from 8 10 Is cents according 10 cuts
per pound; pork, 10 cents do; sausage. 10
do; potatoes. IS to so cents per bushel;
mutton. 3 to IA cents per pound; chickens,
so to Si.40 per pair; ducks, so cents do;
turkeys. lS cents per pound; sweet breads
from 20 10 so ceuts each,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
The Adxnnnr in Pensiona

wAsHTSGToN, March 6-rhe officials of
khc pension bureau will soon take active
measures to put into operation the recent
legislation advancing all pensioners ro-
oeiving less than So a month to that rating
II is estimated that 1000 cases will be af
fectcd by the legislation, and will involve
an increase Of about 81 500 900. The bureau
has given notice that pushing of individ-
uul cnsrs-will be unnecessary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
The Weather.

For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
and Delaware, fair; slightly warmer; west
erly winds, becoming variable. For Dis
trict of Columbia, Maryland and Vir-
Rinia, slightly warmer; east to south
winds The temperature will rise slowly
on the Atlantic coast and in the southern
states, with generally fair weather.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
samuel Llnd,ny Dead.

Samuel Lindsay died near the State line
yesterday moraing. at McClsllandsvllle,
aged slxty.nlne years. IIe had been in
poor health for several months but of late
had been considered better. Mr.. Lindsay
lived on his farm. and was man OF con.
siderable wealth. His estate Is valued at
u hundred thousand dollars. He was oorn
in Alill Creek Hundred. Del, and was a
son oil the late Joseph Lindsay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
wan,.a 70 nnr creen aood..

ALBANY, March 6,-charles Tyler, .
larnrr from Michigan, was picked up as
ihe depot yesterday by the police. Tyler
had sa5l in his pockets, and was on his
way to New York to purchase green goods
A ticket was purchased for him by Chief
M Police Willard and he was sent home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
A usport rayorins the Panama Canal.

CoIoN March en-. de la Tournerie,
,hief engineer Of tho Panama Canal COM
pany, who visited the isthnus for the pur-
pose Of examining the canal, has taken his
Departure for France. As result Of the
lnyesI cation he reports tayorably on the
aanal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

f. Nulty. OF st. Paul. Mimi. wrltos:
"WAs eonilnsd TO bod for three weeks;
doctors could do mo no good. Japanese
Pile Cure entirely cured me-
n, b. DanEOrth. I'd and NJ trket Sts.. and
Allllers Drug stuTe. 402 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Itching. burning, scaly and crusty
scaips OF infants cleansed and bealed. and
quiet sleep restored by Johhsons Oriental
soap.
N b. Danforth. Second and Market
streets. and Miller's Drug Store, 40. Mar.
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
"A crea,,ah,s u,sp lay OF I.,csrles.

MR.. Ii. Grimm OF the Delaware extract
Company whose factory Ia located at the
BjW. Corner OF Fourth and freEnh streets
ma n very creditable display OF his llco.
rice product In the show window of MIR.
Fsnn's druglstore corner Eighth and West
raet, The many usss to which Its prod.
uct ia put would interest our readers.
From the root as brought over from
Smyrna and Babylon and landed In Now
York the company located IN our c.ty
making over dozAn different products
from the root. This business is a pay Ing
one aud gives employment to quite q
number OF hands. Go and take look at
the display OF Tue Extract Company In
Eanna window.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
The Frrmer ris.s:ood.J Judge

Because he does mostly his own painting.
Tho quantity oil Lucas Paint purchased
for country use must attest of Its good
ness. For sale by James 81. Bryan. l07
West Sth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
MusiciII aud Literary,

Lovers of music should make 1t pofnt
10 attend the music and literary enter
tainment which will bs given In Wesley
Nj. Il. Church, corner OF Jackson and
Linden streets, on Friday ayening. TIE Sth
inst. as the price of admission Is only ten
couta
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
FrstiynInts stanton.

The ladies' of Stanton NJ. Il, Church will
have suppeI and festival on Friday and
Saturday eyanings, the 18th and 10Th inst,
which should be patronizsd by all the
good people OF the neighborhood.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Higgins t,IuD,

All the members or he higgins Club ara
requested to meet in their hall to night at
80 o clock as business OF Importance will
claim their attention.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Pie SoelnI,

The young people of the First n. P.
Church. Seventh aud Walnut streets. will
hold Pie Social at the residence of Mr..
David J. Stayton. SiS Kirkwoo oil street this
evening, at 7.30 O'Clock. Admission 10
cPula,
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="
Nsticn Ia stsakers.

lUct, cigar for set. The celebrated
Saratoga oigar. olear havana hiier wh9ie'
sals and retail for sale only by W. II. Ber-
ger. southeast corner Third AID French
etIsets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Cards are out for the marriage OF Nils ss
Anna Belle Thatcher and MIR William
Matthews. The weddiag Will take place
In ST Pauls NJ. L. Church on Thursday
eyoning. March Il
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Hollis iIns

At 2e7 Market street, an entire new line
OF goods. such rs never seen In this city
before, called the old fashion Chicago mic
nae; try them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

You can be supplied witA the famous
Tutchstone Clgars at Burstsin's Whole.
sale Depot. East Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Pure IemuIrion OF I cd Liver on.

Ladies, misses and children's winter
coats reduced to SO to close, at Lippln.
colts, 3l2 Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Don, Forge, spring l.. Coming,

and you want your carriages repaired and
shinrr up ine best anu eiiea pest placs
is It Wal .hsr d Cos. South OF HArket
tree Is .idge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Bhlloh's Cure is snld on a guarantee. IL
pures Incplent Consumption. 1t is the
hsst Cough Cure. Only one cent Il dose.
s5cts.. 60cLs., and Sl,OO VS.
Bold By N. u. pIufortn, druggist selond
aud MAFkat Sts-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Our pure Emulsion OF Cod Liver OIL Ia
the best In the market. IL is great flesh
producer. Try bottle. W. q. Taylor
pharmAcist,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

DIR Simms White Pumom,. Balsam, the
great standard remedy for lung and
throat disenses ia without a rial in curing
coughs, sore throat, Brip, Group, Se. 605
Kingsstreet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

The Washington Fire Company this
morning oxtinguished u slight tire which
damaged the houso No. lOl Last Wator
street to the extent OF about $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Mra. T. W Hawkins. Chattanooga. Tenn
says, .Shiioh's Nitalizar Saved My Life;
consider IL the best remedy for dobili.
tated system I ever ussl." For Dyspep-
sia, Liver or Kidney trouble II excels.
PrIce 10 cts.
Sold by N. d. Dunfo!th. Druggist. 5. T. Cor
End and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Highest of all in Lcavening Powc.Lacs U. s. Gox' Report
R4|H:a!:l! q! BskiRs bskiasI!
ABSOLUTELY EsUEE
Donr Of Hope Home.

There will In all probability be anothsr
nome nome mere for unfortunate girls Il, a
Door ot Hope Mission is considering ina
purchasing Of a honse, No cod .Jeiiers IN
street and hitting 1t up for such home
y miene , g,ris can go and come at will. Al
pleetin2 OF the board OF mannpers last
evening these managers were electstl,
hrs. Il. Alien HiIles, Mrs. Carrie RanLt,
mfs Merritt Euiburd. Mrs. Alfred EIllott
hlss Mary A. Barr. Mrs. q. II. Cantwell
>. Inc advisory board Is composed OF tho
t,,i,Ig itUio"Ing Dr. Merritt Huiburd, Chief
yvsylce ~ S Charies u. Lore. Harry Emmong
Swartz. "'""
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

6T GT 0N dp DOITNrs Nnved are drIInrs
D ID y p earned. To apply this maxim
you must @atch the bargains advertised. The
siUid Ipibp~-rd NHi Papers ioS being sold
by the FitsIGti=i " "a. PNPFR to-. OF =
North Ith ~. I'piiud rlptIia. for lVc and l2c.
per piece come under this head.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Good Goods-R Right Prices.

II. I. Sergeant dealer In coal. wood and
grain. Largo pea coal for family use.
Ea5"lIieN DRY wood for open CRATES. Of
flee seventh and King street. Phone 5t5,
Yard log Maryland avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations OF the New York and
PhiIadeIphIa ExchnnRea.

NEW York, March 5.-0nly moderate vol
ume OF business was transacted on the Stock
Exchange today. At the opening speculation
was active. and higher figures were made rs
rule. The market closed decidedly strong.
Closing bids;
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Chew Corn Belt Tobacco, 100. a plug.
SRoke Corblt cigars. II In box. soc. Dur.
stein's Last second. street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Go to walther and Company TO have
your carriage repaired.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Corn Belt Tobacco o.. 10 cents; line
clgnrs and large lot oil chewing tobacco.
rs cent? II pound, at 1iighy's. 20Uo Market
street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

llr. Slnms White Pulmonic Balsam Is
the medicine FOR sore throat. coughs and
ali lung discusses; always reliable; "a direub
tDroat and lung medicine. COG King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
n,,sld. I.lhrrrx omrsr.

onlcers Of the Shields Library Association
was held Monday night and these new
u,ncor5 resul,ed: President Philip r. Con.
wa; ce.preslient Thomas O'DonnellJ
recording secretary, John Strahan; iinans
uial secretary, John Jordan; corresponds
ing secretary, Dennis Rover librarian. j.
z. Crumtnsy; assistants, James NJ. Swee.
ney. William Hayes; directors, John Size.
David MUCull!n. James Bierman. Harry
Brandt. John Mcbride; investigating cons
mlttee. Martin McGrath John Bickie.
Edward McCannon. Edward Tucker, John
Kane.
Karl'5 Glover Root Will purify youg
Blood, clear your complexion. regulats
your bowels and make your head clear 40
a bell. $50. 5Dc., and Sl.00.
Sold ty N. B. Dsuforth, 8. E Cor. secoud
nud Market SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Wrlte What will writer Why, write
that Dir. Slmma White PulmonIo Balsam.
can't ne beat in the Unltsd States. for cur.
Ing throat and lung diseases; sore throat
Coughs. Group. Diphtherta and such like.
Depot, COZ King street.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-02
NEW BOND MEASURE.
L combines the recommendations
Made in the Presidents
Message.

Washington, ID. G., Jan 2S.-Chair
man Springer of the banking and cur
F"nry committee Of the House has intro
ducrd a bill tG carry into effect the racom-
MehGatlons of the Presidents message
Ii" has notified his committee to met
ll,".M"rroW morning and consider the bill.
/ il" bill is rs follows:
An act t. authorize the secretary of the
treasury To Issue bonds to maintain n
Su!H'Trnt gold reserve and to redeem and
purposes
Br il enacted hy the Senate and House
ol Representatives Of the United Statcs
OF America III Congress assembled
Sec. J. That in order to enable the secra-
t"!! "i me treasury to procure and main
tam sufficient gold reserve and TO redeem
ana reIir" | nited States legal tender
i."l'N ana treasury notes issued under
me act at July II. 1890. entitled AN act
ulrtrunE the purchaS" of silver bullion
ana IN" IS>c" of treasury notes thereon,
ana Tor other purposes" he is hereby au-
ih"riZ"d !" issue anu sell, at not less than
par ln gold except a. provided in section
! ot tins act. tnited States registered or
coupon bonds in denominations of $50
amG $50 and multiples said sums, re-
Sprrtycly, payable fifty years after in
gold COIN of the United States of the
present weight and iinencSS and bearing
interest ut u rate not exceeding 3 Dpr
cent. per aunum. pavabIc ouarterIv in
like com. and such bonds and the inter
est thereon shall have like Qualities
PRIVILEGES and cxemptions aS the bonds
issued under the act approved July IA.
1870 entitled An act to authorize the
refunding Of the national debt" Such
bonds may hp SOLD and delivered in the
United States or cIS"whcr" as NAV be
deemed most advantageous To the inter
cSt.; Of the government.
Sec - That whenever any other legal
notes of less denomination than SO
snail hr iSsfltl and rs ranidIy as s7Ich
tender notes or treasury notes shall be
redeemed in gold they shall be- cancelled
and not reiSsuod and the secretary of the
treasury is hereby authorized. in his dis
erection, To receive United States legal
tender notes and treasury notes iSsnpd
lIudrr the aforesaid act Of July II. 1890
in pavmont for any of the bonds issued
uuiri. the preceding section of this act
ana notes received shall be cancelled and
NOT rriSSued
Soc - That hereafter national banking
dissertations NAV take out circulating
uafoS. i'm the manner now provided by
law. To- an amount equal 10 the par value
of the bonds ,npoSitod To secure the same.
Bur this proyiSion shall not apDlv TO any
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-02
PECK'S PARDONS.
= List Of Them is Scut to the Locisla-
tUTC,


MadiSol Wis. Jan. %. cut Of the
niucty-for pardous granted hy GOV.
Peck. according To- the list sent to the
Legislature hy Gov. Upham today, forty
three were from the state prison. They
Were as follows
Richard Tromhlc convicted in Walworth
county in August 1871 for burglary. term
two Years. Clinton W"lch convicted iu Cal
-uInct county in December, INIG. for murder
in hrNt degree. life sentence: Patrick Ford.
H"I."' i' '"niI y. hHf-lt'>. liI'rh year
J.. 4 E"cry, Calumet county. August 1Ni1
emhCIElvmrut, one year. oliver GulNom.
Dunn county. July i~al criminal assault
term TIVE years SIX months: Joseph M,Cann.
Clark county June. lN'g mauSlaUghtyr ia
fourth degree. one year nine months: Hourly
}. Train. Rock county. November. lA92. oh
tanning money under falls" pretrn>c~. six
Years; james Il. Smell. MiiWHUkt" county.
May. lH:C. forgery. three years: Gardner l..
Smith Barron county. April. 1N!2. larceny.
tW" years; J. W iIaIt. La Crosse, February.
lS>5. murder in second degree. fifteen years:
Daniel H&n.cy. Green Lake county .!Hur.
1856, murder in second degree. ten years;
Fred Mcndrl, Winncbago county. July, l-22
assault. three years. Francis AIriIgc Wan
wear; John \ Sullivan. Ashland county. DO
c"n'b"r i%2. man>.auGhtcr in laird degree
y. September. 1881. assault With intent to
]. seven years: Henry EngHan NiGucna@n
3unty. D"Cpmhrr 1881. murder i'm first d"-
-v". lifp: Jennie Er"i>trr. th5pn"y,: ,.lu.
JHn". lS.H. larceny. one year: William
J.. Brown. WmSharI county. b.tui,rT 1919
allure 10 support miner children. ON" wear:
ollie Rounds Grant county. March. lN9I
horse stealing. two yc9rs: Henry EohrmoSor
jefferson county. September. 1855. murder
in first degree. Iifc: +. G. Smith WaukcSha
county. June 1893. ubra;uiHg money under
Dane county, May IS!'2 assault thrnr
years. ". Emil IIoff Manitowoc county
n Sewers. February 1888 Ei@amy. t,yn
wears; Leroy Mover. !'ris" county. February.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-02
FAIRS WILL STOLEN.
The MuIiOnaire'S Last Testament
was in the Custody OF the
Probate Court.

san Francesca, Cal, Jan. 29.-Thc viii
of the latr .Iamc,. G. Fair WAS stolen from
the clerks office some time yesterday aft,
cruoon and there is not thp slightest clue
to the perpetrators of the crime The dis
roycry was made about half an hour be-
fore the usual tim" for closing the office
Some one bad come IN and asked for
permission to see the dorumcut \ viii
filed for probate is a public documett
and. Ike all papers in civil actions and
probate proceedings. is <ppoScd 10 be
open for tn" inspection of anyone who ia
interested in the cas-" and desires tu see
Tn" clerk who was asked to produce the
VIII went tp tho pigeon hoI" where It
had been last placed He took tn" bulky
envelope ou which WAS inscribed, Last
viii and testament of James G.. Fair,
aud took il 10 the desk. where the visitor
was waiting. When h" opened it he was
staggered.
The precious document was not there.
In its place was a lot OF worthless pa
per which had been carefully folded and
inserted IN the envelope in an attempt To
delay the discovery as Ions rs possible.
I 70" information was conveyed u the
chief deputy He carefully ScratiuiZed
the envelope to make sure that the Will
was really missing, \ search WAS made
in the pigeon hol" where the document
belonged There was no sign ct II any
where Tho viii was gone and there
WAS not the slightest trur" Of IL.
The diSapDraraHrr of such a viii is 4
far more >oroIs matter than would he he
disappearance IF n viii in any other case.
The great length and peculiar vcrhia@e u
the document I.ndrr il almost impossible
H. prove the exact language. which * I'M
pprtaut even should there h" no contest
Csr;rs are i'm possession of the attorneys.
~Hg.H no.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-02
WRECKED ON A CURVE
Vandalla Train Ditched Near
indianapolis.
Two Pe sons Killed and More Than
Thirty Injured,

! indianapolis, Ind. Jan. ga sharn
| curve IN the NaHdaiia railroad track
! near Coatsyillc, twenty eight miles west
/ OF this city, was the scene of a disastrous
| wreck at 2:lJ o'clock yesterday after
! noon. four coaches being ditrhed and
| two persons killed and nearly thirty more
| or less injured
| Dead:
! NORTON. JOHN W. ST. Louis. No.
| TOWER, Mrs. w. $, Carthage, Mo
| Injured:
Anderson, Mrs u. l., GrecncastIe, head
| bruised.
| Riczneu. u. W. Tcrrc Tfaute. ribs broken.
1ardWeli. Il \, Eimiru, \. Y, hip and
G,oit.grt, Or. Indianapolis. injured in back
Cohlcntz Mrs, Franklin. Ind, arm brok-
! en- injured internally
Crayens John ", ribs fractured and
| hHTt Internally.
| Crouch Richard Brazil Ind badly in
! Custer. Mrs Tcrrc Haute rib broken
| l'"rSt, Mrs, Omaha, bruised about tho
| Dillon, Mrs. Joseph, New York. arm brols-
! Dillon, Joseph, New York. injured in the
! Fares. George w. concressman-elect.
| Eighth district, slightly injured on head and
Ferguson, Mrs. y W, Tcrre Haute; hurt
! Internally.
GnrIey. Frank Washington, D. G; hv~t
Johnson. Andrew, porter dining car, right
| arm broken.
Jones, charles, indianapolis, back IN
| jurcd
Mcndcshall. j. W. Tcrre Haute, budiy
! cut and bruised.
! Nowucycr. p. Evansville hurt internally
is'rlf"' HMiarGGI' Waco l'E.'S, = 5'f"E'H
| o,d ir'if u ''''''' W" i"'h' '"' !" i'''
Roberts, Mrs. John, Indianapolis head
| Kothschi!ds Mrs. ogden. Utah: badly
| ". SCI arm ana SAGE-drr; ,.-1-.
,I3 NJ IL t,M 49,, =. o. 7,
/ ~ crushed
Tower " : Carthage No: head in
! ,Ircd
! Wallace. Mrs. Zelda ScGuin, indianapolis;
/ back and shoulder injured.
! Whitney; T.. g. Boston; bady injured
'HVi' ~, "aIh ~ y p,,.t,,, rr,,f.ol ,I
! eur bv ,,iass
! Wise. Jobu r. IndfauaUclis. arm broken
/ ANA head cur.
| Nrdh. +. Pittshurg; head cut.
| The wrecked train was the New York,
! on the Nanda}ia. which is due here at
/ 2:3u O'Clock The train loft Tcrrc Ilaur"
! fifteen minutes late ami was running at q
/ rapid rate to make up th" lost tunr II
! passed through t"at"NyIlle and WAS round
! ing Il curve enc mile this side Of the trNu
! when There. was a sudden Jar of the
coaches. which were dragged along tn"
! ties. followed 10y the breaking loose oi thu
! four rear coaches. all of which rolled
! down a fiftcrn-fuut rmhankment.I Ih" rear
! coach waS President Mckreu'S private
/ car. occupied by his son: the next a sleep
or and the two in front uf that dining
ear and chair car. The latter containing
some thirty messengers. The day coach
! was pulled partlv from the track and Witeu
! the engine stopped was left partly acr"~1