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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-02

arms arc popping and cracking in every direction on tho plantation, and dogs arc barking and running hithcr and thither in pursuit of rabbits. squirrels, partr:dgcs or doves All the boys on Inc place arC on hand, for those not fort SAtr enough tO possess guns themselves arc almost as dC- lighted to attend the lucky sportsman who is to bring down the game \ negro boy of 10 years knows the peculiar note or whistle of every bird that inhabits his ma tive woOt:s and swamps. He knows tho nature of these birds, whether they remain in tho nCighhurhoOd all winter, whether tho male and female of a certain species have the sanC Hotc or cry, what kind of nests they have. whether they build them near to tho ground or in moro inaccessible places. He iS familiar with tho appear ancc and habits of these lttlo sOnGstCrS and calls them Ivy names indicative of certain pCculiaritiCs which Inc or his ia thcrs before him have discovered, without regard to what ornithologists may dcnOm- mate them.
 Bird Lore.
 ''Dcrc goes shirttail!" calls one of a group of small darkiCS, dCtiling along q pine woods lane. each crowned with a wcighty sack of meal. white in contrast 1 to their duSky faces, each looking with eager interest after tho bird that has fit ted across the way in front of them. Tn" most conspicuous feature of this bird as ho lilies is the decided glint of white in his | wing; hence tho homCly appellatiOn with which he has been christenCd. Dat dcro's n t'rashcr." these small woods craftsmen will declare, an dcre' S his waitin man, indicating q modest ap- | bearing brown bird, such as is often seen | in company with the thTashcr, and which ! it is insisted tho thrashGr makes wait upon | him,
 De t'rashvr ovvr>rv de juh. but he wait | in man got to do all dc nyin 'hout an | fCtcT.in uh tlo sticks an >tTawS for Iu"k he | hou-,. r: l.In the ljttl, naIura!i~t-. and
 then tu, y N.Ill Z" on |" t,N N'u thTj n"-
 oodS r>,r >c,> a hlr!' Jay on Friday. and
 thc reason of L,ir .,t'~,.u,,' k that "n that
 day "t thA we h Ih,.y :.o' "hig,,l tn r" tu | h.l
 I.'u. J"y am dr ,l lnIr.> own hr,l ''
 Ihty :. Ike nI d ] tuh,' don" gifted
 an gi> ,'.r tn de ,l. I,ly. dat mck dcy
 ucl,,r mix Wid no udGcr kind nh hrd an
 alway> ii@l!in and cuJtin ur." INyry hp>h and shrub ot the numerous l kIud~ lu tt1 .a,.thCrn weeds has its indl vidunl ln,5rlu'; fur th' negro, and h,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-02
FRATE TERNITlES!

mhe neatly furnished and centrally To- cated Elks hall in the Lewis building, opposite postofice, will be rented on very reasonable terms to the right parties on certain nights in the month. For par ticulars call on the agent.
 PJ. BOLAN. 90-s4 Bank Street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-02
Angling.

UCca>lOllally, whCn game sccms 10 be shy and the hunt not prumising, the pos sum hunter will kindlc tirU right there in the swamp, within a few feet Of some black, sluggish locking. winding stream. and gc to sleep, depending on the voice of his dog 10 rouse him when that alert ard faithful animal shall have ''trced." " Tho
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-02
young negroes. as n rulo. go hunt

young negroes, as n rulo. go hunting in company, rcvClinG in the fun of a merry party. but the older heads often go totally a!Un' spending nj "ttCr night in the dCCs swaIlpS th"t ,L i'-' fields, their GvS their only Ct'ir' .,.. unt!vtcrrCd by the Itc-t nCC uf ,.A ....l tgl,~ ana myriad crawling rEptil>~ It. - CuJay ing their fascinating uE,t,it. Gin u >;iIng evening, pr Hry time after rhv f. lave begun l." run up stream, one Will ind all tho dar
 kivs fixing their nct>. fl. ling c;.ucs. lines
 and hooks, bunting up cans for bait, etc. to st out for the djaCcnt ponds and tho night angling for t'.C tis:. which abound in the Suut,.,ru .\arCr>. And this iS a pursuit in whic! the women join with
 the men. All aluu:; the banks of tRC cr,rks and ponds lights arc glraming and
 torches flashing where these night fisher
 man aro seeking tO inyciglc the finny trib". If tho plantation boasts n water mill, as most plantations do in that well
 watered country, and if that water mill i>
 not only fur grinding corn and ginning cotton, hut also for saving logs, then the fishing is particularly seductive, for then whole parties can go ''giGging."
 The miller iS persuaded tO shut off 1car 1 ly all the water from the i!uSSinG or sheet | ing just below his mill gates. and on this l smooth surface t,!y Un>ESpcciing fish arc giggCd-that k. - ca5Ctl-Jhrust through 1 and through with a miniature pi:ChfOrk ! whose pvonEs arc sharpCncd for the pur- | DOSE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-02
MEMS OVERCOATS, SUITS AND PANTS.
 and lot of BOYS OVERCOATS AND
 SUITS.

We bought the above goods for Spot Cash at a sheriff Sale for less than 5O crnIs on the dollar. and We place them together ~iIh the balance of ou' first Bankrupt Stock At the following Bargain Prices:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09

Il. G. Dun & Co.. Weekly Review OF Hu,i-
nes. and Trade Prospects,.
NEw York, Feb. S.-R. G. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review OF trade which issue, to.
morrow will say:
Fora whole week, the confident ex.
pectation OF the sale OF bonds has kept
back exports OF gold. Withdrawals
from the treasury amounted TO about
5000. 900, but were mainly for domestic
purposes. No bond bill has passed or is
likely 10 pass Congress and in the two
months ending with February !, the
treasury actually los. S57. 000, 000 in gold,
OF which SiO,40 900 went into circula.
ton and S26, 10000 besides the pro-
ducts OF mines vent abroad. The con.
dition OF industries. If no. definitely
better. at least ptelents come points OF
encouragement.
No advance in the prices Of manuiac.
tured products indicates r better de-
inand. On the contrary. iron and steel
products have alishtly declined for the
week and for the month. aud in com
pnrlson with prices OF October. 1890. are
but 54.l per cent, against 54.S per cont
January !. During the week the de-
mand has been checked by the higher
prices at Pittsburgh, 80 that bessemer
iron receded n little. whilo structural
products. in spite OF some large con.
tracts, arc n shade lower. Some rcduc.
tions OF prices are reported in bar iron
and the demand for rails does not In.
crease. There 10 a little better tone at
Philadelphia, and sales OF pig aro quite
heavy there. whilo At Chicago things
are brighter. pig iron is in better de-
mand and fair orders are coming for
bar, but structural orders arc delayed
bv severe weather. Tin has been lifted
II shade by speculation, and lead il
steady, but copper 10 slow OF sule and
weak at Csc for lake.
In woolens, the openings OF tho finer
grades for the heavy weight season
have brought como increase in business
but not ut satisfactory prices. while tho
duplicate orders in the light weights
gro unusually large. Sales OF wool this
far this year have been II, sos, G65
pounds domestic, against 1901 500
pounds last year and 2G.2245,550 in 1895,
but OF foreign ll,03s.5 $50 against 1854.
800 pounds last year and l0.667.35 in
1893. l! Is noticeable that sales OF for
eign wool have o been materially
larger this ycar without duties than
they were in tho same weeks OF 1898
md 1892.
No improvement in the prices OF farm
products has resulted on the somewhat
active speculation during tho moek,
wheat boing only &c higher than \ week
ago. Receipts OF corn have been tmail.
but prices have slightly advanced.
Failures for tina pas. week hnvo bean
29l in the United States againat 1856 last
year and IS in Canada sgainut 10 last
year.
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MOUNDsNlLLk.
a Miieeilaneous MrlAnYs OF minor Mat
ters from harshnlrs Metropoti,.

A Mi,celtauoou AIslangs OF Minor Mat.
ters from harshnil's Metropolis.
About 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon
fire was discovered In The directors
room OF the Farmers and Merhanics'
Bank. The smoke Ibeing 90 dense i,
was hard to locats bat drst, but it was
found 10 originate from an overheatsd
smoke pipe on the furnace setting fire.
TO the ratters aud first floor, which was
supposed to have been burning for a
long time acknowledgement, aud,had ii
been at night the'rSiult would have
lbeeu disastrous. The damnsesby water
and FIRE WILL loot w 500. Noinsurance
Is carried.
Councilman S. W. Dick, from tho Sec.
ond ward, cannotbe'too highly compli.
menjed for the stand no .alwnys stakes
lorhome labor TO be used:by now" cor.
poEadons who come herh 10 operate.
He stood for Ruch a provision to bs In.
corporasedirlths gas ordinance passed
yesterday by the city council.
\ mlsatateulopt was made in these
columns onThursdsy to the etfec. tina,
the numbsr OF accessious 10 the u. Z.
church d%urincthe recent revival was sew
enteen. 1t should have been ,titty.two.
Judge Paul. wa. here Yesterday and
held n special term Of the circuit court.
A number OF chaucery cases wore dis.
posed Of. The cou,t adjourned to meet
next Friday.
Emit Nolte. sr.. who wa, stricken
with paralysis!last wcok, IN eating along
as vol as could be expected.
The county court donated a car load
OF coal and had it delivered to the poor
yesterday.
Miss Sarah Porter, who has been se.
riously III, waa reported better ye,.er.
day.
A daughter OF Squire ]. N. Jefferson
is lying seriously i'll.
CONGRESSMAN b. B. Dovenor was here
yesterday.
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BitLLAIRII
Ailsortso of Local News nnd Go,,,p from
thD Glh,s Ctr,

tho Glno CITY.
State TREASURER Cone, following tho
precedent made by tho election OF John
y. Brown, Of Steu bcnyillo, to q third
term, has announced his candidacy for
n third nomination. but Mr.. Copo's
decision Is said to have been reached
because Of his anllpathy to Sam Camp.
bell. who is aitnr the place.
Natural gAs has been discarded In the
city building and coal fires are now
kopt up, Tho snmc 10 truo OF many roS.
idencOs, ~ there has not boon gas
enough for some days TO koop warm by.
Tho Baltimore & Ohio authorities
havo already taken up tho matter OF n
bridge on Union street over their
tracks. and 1t Is saId will begin work
carly In the spring.
Tho tax payers In aud around Barnes.
Vile will hold Il convention In that
town next Tuesday. They want their
tribute for local government reduced 10
tho minimum.
Prosecuting Attorney Weems i, al.
most laid up with a cold aud tho case
against Kearaoy Brown for shooting
his nelghbor went over to the next
torn Of court.
Mr.. and MIRA. Cyrus II. Stahl enter.
tanned \ number OF friends at their
home at progressive whist Iloirosh.
neni' were served, and all had a pleas.
ant evening.
Tho board Of health mot yesterday
evening and heard the report Of the
health officer. DR.. Long, concerning tho
suggestions, etc.. OF the state board OF
health.
Mayor Dubois wai occupied ycster.
day afternoon In hearing the case
against August Kraft OIL the charge oi
permitting children to enter his saloon.
The GAINESVILLE colorcd man who MAS
lined for being disordorly ut tho Balti-
more 4 OHIO depot was permitted to 20
home yesterday. He had nc mUuey.
There has been no work in tho Cap,ina
oil field for several days Oh recount OF
the extreme cold, nor will 1t be resumed
I'LL 1t moderatcs.
Tho First ward iireiuen are circulating
a petition for Il new hose house; the fire
last Sunday damaged the present one
somewhat.
Messrs. Zulanf and Roth, OF Wheeling,
entertained the party atTurner hall tho
other night with some excsllent sing.
ING.
Miss Nellie Hays, entertained the
Pansy club ut her home on'Gsavel hill.
Miss Ola Gill. Of MuncIe, Ind, IL
visiting Mrs. c. II. Dankwor,h.
There are several ca,esl Of scarlet
ieSe- in this city now
The cold snap Ia, paralyzsd local
business.
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MARTINS FEltHY,
.IIaps and Mtshsps III tue Thriving City
Across Tho River.

,Iiaps and AItsiIsps In tue Thriving City
Across tho River.
Patsy Sullivan was bound over 10
court yesterday, rs expected, in the.sum
Of s5GU on ihe charge Of being implicit
ed iuihc burglary ~btJo:oph Williams
grocery. Thpprslimipary examination
was held be!or6 Squire Theodore Keller.
and Jasted,tpln II until o'clock. Four
witnesses we're examiuea, Mayor West
wood, Marshal Moore. Patrick Pryal
aud Mrs. 'Pryel. the testimony Of the
last two being sufficient to.hold sullivan.
Only n attorney appeared. W. I.
Dixon. for Sullivan.
The rehearing OF the non.union glass.
workers has been liked for next Monday
morning at 8 o'clock before Judge Tall.
man utrSt. Clairsyille. There will De
twenty or thirty wi:nesso, and it may
occupy more than one day.
Yesterday afternoon Michael Ryan
had his arm broken ut the blast fur
mace, where he ID employed. He resides
on sou.l, Second street. DR.. B.. @.
Williams attended him.
Last night u party of young people
spent q most. delightful evening AZ the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ja,ac, NC.
Cleary on Vino stres., the guest OF their
daughter. Misa Ruth.
Several. Martins Ferry mon will at.
tcnd,the state convention, OF tho Y. 81.
G. A. attNe~aIk. February 2l-24. The
rate from Martins Ferry will be only 81
for tho roundHrip.
Yesterday a t.n.year.old daughter OF
Mira. Nemir, residing at Esnaville. was
burned, her clothing catching FIRE
while she was reachiug Tor something
on the mnntei.
The Lafayette College Glee Club will
probably come 10 Martins Ferry in
March rs i former member resides
hers.
The time for tho funeral OF the lato
Abram Coss has been changed to Sum
day at O'Clock, from thu VI. +. church.
William Dixon, ar, has returned from
Washington, y. e., aud reports hia
daughter, Mrs. Gatchell, almost well.
A threo-months.old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank WaI.ura. residiu8 on
Seventh street, diod yesterday.
0. II. ong, Of Pine Valley, ia i'll town.
lie says tho Dillonyalo mines worked
only one day shii week.
George McCuc VI. the Terminal Rail-
way Company, set for Yesterday, WAS
continued.
c. ". Swarlz is sick at tina rssidencs
OF his-is,hcr, Louis Srariz, at Andsr.
son, Ind.
DR.. Carl Rus. will return to-day from
i brief virit NTH his mother, at We'll.
ington.
Mis-. Matte Ksy,er, Of Bsllairo, il
Waiting Mias Blanche Seabright.
The board Of directors OF thu Y. NJ. C.
4. will most Monday evening.
r. A. fshls. of Hanover street, buried
4 child yesterday.
CLARK rickana %tslurnsd Yesterday
from Nj. Pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09
MUST WORK T0-kEEP UP
Few p%hysiclnus Try 10 Cover the
Wide Fold OF Sclonce.
TENDENCY or THE TIME.
Ono AiI.Important Branch OF McdI.
cine Strangely Neglected Until In.
dependent Discovery Made Great
Strides millions Have Been I.c.
scued.

WY physician goes hand In hand
with my PASTOR
This remark wa, made by the la,o ].
6. Holland, himself n doctor. and It wa.
truc. Tho work done by the medical
profession Of America 10 ynst and valua.
bic. So vast indeed that Tow physlcians
arc able to cover tho entire field Of prac.
ti:c, but select special departments Ia
which 10 become proficient. 1t 10 pcr.
haps strange that 10 few doctors have
made u specially Of studying or treat.
Ing the inost important organs OF tho
body, which ure tho kidneys. but such
nevertheless Is u fact. l. is probably
because those organs ara so wonderfully
delicate and uncertain, have so fow
recognizable symptoms when tley arc
deranSed. and, in fact, assume tho
symptoms that are also tho cause Of
most other diseases. 1t was lei. 10 in.
dependent discovery to produces u
remedy especially adapted for the kid.
neys. liver and other organs. and 30
efficient has this discovery been during
the past tweuty years that 1t is I'm.
hesitstiugly Acknowledged by the medi.
cal profession and scientists generally,
rs II sovereign remedy for these troubles.
It 10 nsedle,s to say that 1t is Warmers
Safe euro.
While millions OF people have been
rescued from sickness and arc kept in
health BY tho use Of this great remedy,
comparatively few realize how great ia
its purity and power. 1t soothes all in.
tamma,ion, ~ievors, i%rregularity or siml-
lar troubles Of these and adjacent or.
Sans and leads the sufferer back to
health aud away from misery. II you.
therefore. are u sufferer from amy OF
these troubles. while you may have
your regular physician, It 10 not neces.
sary that you should call upon him. for
you have a means OF restoring your
health within easy reach. Every intel
lisent man or woman who stops 10 re.
fleet realizes this, and in time OF trouble
should &C: upon it.
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when they met aud parted even, and,
by 10 means least, it sees the advance
OF the erstwhile ,ailendors into second
place On 40 equality with The Brownies
ard I.aBelle. Another result OF the
weeks play has been tho advent Of tho
Pen and Pencil into the tail-end posi-.
ton. where they really do not belong.
Nobody who has au atom OF eyeqigh.
now claims that Naraeless will be beaten
in the battle for tho second asries pen.
nant. Their continued good work in.
lures that they will DO able to capture
enough OF the remaiuin. games to be
pluyod 10 win out over the three clubs
now lied for second place.
It is quite probable that two or thrco
bowling leagues will be organized 1901
alter tho concIusion Of the second series
Of the Wheeling league. The Musee
lcaguo is already assured and there may
be M each that will play tho sanos
on the Mozar. park and on tho Wheel.
ing park alluys. Tho sport has such A
hold on it, deyotees that tiey seem I'm.
willing to give 1t up at tho ond OF the
league season.
The Pen and Pencil club ha. signed
Otto Burlage, who will be eligible to
PLAY on February q. The South Side
club has signed Charles Rumbach, late
OF tho Buckeyes. aud William knoke,
Icto captain Of tho Knoke club, OF the
South Side league.
lleryey. nho had a big lead for the
individual prizn. is going to have sharp
competition. There aro several players
who arc within = pin or two OF Til.
Bfovniel man's average. among them
being liandlan. OF ron and Pencil
O'Neiil, OF Lotus; BoNlin. Of Namele,s,
and two or i1irae others.
The Lotus team o Leads tina league
in team average; thia ma. brough,
about by tho worry hno work Of the team
in Its galnoI with Pom and Pencil, on
tho Sci5ert alleys, Thursday evening
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09
\ Chance for Local Bowisr..

SEw YoRE, Feb. S.-The champion.
ship tournament OF the United Bowling
Clubs Of New York. now ia progre,s at
the GermanlR alleys, is exciting much
interest everywhere. The touruamen.
is open to all regularly organized bowl.
ing club, aud no entrance fee is
charged. This step was taken in order
to give all ciubs-amateur a. well as
Observation-Disclosures the United
States to compete. The championship
banner at stake is acknowledged to be
the finest ever offered for u bowling
competition. Tho entry lis. will close
on Friday, February Is.
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mcrA regarding tho site Of q park. Man
aces Waite, OF tho ball club, twice ne.
General Manager Wright, Of the Wheel.
Ing Railway Company, but up to dato
no satisfactory arrangement has been
ELECTED Tho ball club management
cites instances in other cities where
street car comnaniss have not only do.
mated grounds for parks, but have fitted
iSem up. There Is no doubt thu, the
street car line hero would be the great.
est Beneficiary should Wheeling have
a season OF professional base ball and
the base ball people say that tho rail.
road company should make
far more liberal than the one already
made.
Manager White said yesterday that
he had received word from Sir. Buckrn.
berger to tho elect that he will DO here
ext tuesday TO either close with tho
owners OF tue Schmulbach property on
the island and tho street car company
or make arrangements with other
property owners, meaning probably tho
State Fair association, who seem
anxious TO have their grounds uaed as
the home OF the ball club. It is given
out that the question OF grounds will
be definitely settled when ~BuckenberSer
comes e. week.
Manager White has agreed on terma
with another pitcher and atieldes, max.
ing i've players who nre pledged to
come to Wheeling. lie said yesterday
that there is no doub: that the Wheel
ing team will be as lively a crowd Of
young blood, "a is to be found in any OF
the minor leagues. The manager does
not make public the names OF the play
ers because tina league is as vet uupro-
tected by the national agreement. This
Is a matter that should have been at
tended 10 at the January meeting o!
The league. As l. is PLAYERS who agree
on terms with Interstate clubs can, il
they wish, go TO clubs in leagues that
are under the agreement wing. How
ever, AZ the S~.eubenvil!e meeting OF the
league this will be attended to after
which tae nama, OF players can be
made public, without she fear tina. cute
managers will swoop down on the Inter-
slate fold and work a judicial steal or
two.
The stenbenville meeting OF the Inter.
state on the 10Th bids fair to be quite a
lively one. In addition to the eight
clubs aiready in the fold there will be
Representatives. from several other cities
that want: TO get; on the inside. Deuni.
son, |: - understood, will make a hot
tight for admission. There is no deny
Ing that the people OF the twin cities,
Dennison and U~richsyilie. have plenty
oil enthusiasm anu enterprise, but with
so good a bali town n. Springfield ready
to a tho c place in the circuit it
looks rs thougl, Dennison will stand
little show Of getting in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09

NEw ORLEANS. Feb. S.-Fii,y fourth
day winter meeting Crescent City
Jockey Club. Weather clear aud cold;
track heavy. Summary:
First, ak iurlonGs-old Dominion
won; liodgson, second; Ludlow, third
time, l:20t.
Second. for ~two.year.olds. three fur,
longs-Arsenic won; Bomboard. second
Inspector Hunt, third; time, 40.
Third, mile-G. i. Cox won; Rally,
second; Lord WiIlowbrook, third; time,
l:503.
Fourth, six furlongg-Elberon won ;
Herman, second; Merrett, third; time,
l:e0!.
Filth, five iurlongs-Blackball won
Red Veil, second; DR.. Reed, third; time,
l:O5l.
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D. W. Fuller, Of Canaioharis, y. Y.
says that no always kespa Dr.. Kings
New Discovery in tho house and hia
family has always found tho very best
results follow its use; that hs would no.
be without it, II procurable. g, A..
Dykeman, Druggist. Cstskill. n. Y, says
tina: Dr.. Kings New Discovery is un.
doubtedly tho best cough remedy; that
hs has used il. in his family for eight
years, and It hRa mover failed TO do all
!hkt is claimed for it. Why not try a
remedy 90 long tricd and tested. Trial
bottlou free at Logan Drag Co.'S drug
store. Regular sizs soc, aud Il co. 5
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SANTA Rosa, CAL. Feb. S-Rudolph'
sprsckle,, who is;siopniug on hi. ranch
uearhere, tsnies;.hat'hc was mixed up;
in the ploGto restore tho e1dueen of
Hawaiii.psths throne, and said he bad;
never, ilrnlhed moucy or arm. to'theI
r~evolutionisss.
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THE WEEK IN 30 WILING.
IL Tia, B.cn mn Egentfut onc In til. Up
Iowa Rowling League.

HE week in bowl.
ing has been very
%eventiul. 1t has
cen the Nameless
club continue its
victorious career by
defeating The Bowl
ers ; it has Witnessed
LaBello and The
brownies tllro on
oil the race for the
.--.s.--
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%BRooKLrS, Fob. S.-Whilo a fast train
on the Long Island railroad was stand.
ing at the Norris Park station, the
through train from Hampstead, drawn
by two engines. crashed into Its rear
end. A number OF passengers on the
last train were injured.