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Scon.Il and Wnter Qnnrlers.

so.FmLp, Fob. IS, 1905. The coal
trade hes .ullon Il aad tue general cry
hero 10 dull times. Tho l.. v. Coal
company has given notice to their um-
ployes at Winter q arters that thoro
viii DO very little work for some time,
aud advlles th0ae VINO were going 90
leave In the spring TO do so now.
There arc several cgsgs of scarlet
ibyer vt this place, MI Leo Cor l1u
lost son lat sunday from DO, aged
ybAr8 auu tIIgu months.
superintendent Griiey, q the u. ~,
mine, Inns Juuderul bis resignation.
aupvriutonuenE III. A. Nelson, Of tho
Wasstgh Store clmpany cana w
from CAst,o Gatet0tHy.
lhe vote Tor constable ior Winter
QuATters resulted iu u tic NJ tao las,
erection. rhora has been no action
taken Va the case since, WIN the
NEWS please iuiorm us what should he
done anu who should do 1t.
a MORMON BOX.
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$500

DIR. SHELMERDINE does not
treat diseases OF the eye but d,s
glasses solely. lie will give YOU
the benefit Of bis experience, make %
complete diagnosis OF your case and
supply a pair OF eyeglasses or spec.
lac'es for $500, except il highly conf.
picl,cl eases, lie will maEe a careful
and ,hotough examination with his
various scientific instruments, and a like
result obtained from each before q final
correction rs made, thereby making an
error 100 measurement impossible,
10 you are wearing improperly fitted
glasses or your sight D. detective. have
them attended before % Is too late, as
nature Wi.l be luyeHgei FOR any negIcc,
of her laws.
Every pair OF glasses are especially
ground % suit the pgcuIiaaugs OF each
case, and arc guaranteed 10 give salts.
faction,
The following Endorsements are eyi.
deuce Of the doctors ability
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Assistant County Attorney.

County Attorney Whlltemore had q
conference with tho members Of "a,
county court this morning In regard to
the appointment Of bis assistant. The
acleolm0n expressed their willingness,
TO include In the compensation 20 tt
made TO the county attorney such Il
reasonable amount na might DO deemed
absolutely necessary for the service,
required. They preferred, however,
to lcave the selection solely with Nc.
Whit,emoro himself, thinking HIM
better capable OF ju iginB go 60 the
qualifications, etc, VI n deputy, IL h
probable that the unmu Of tue favored
one VIII be given Out tomorrow,
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Notes

A carload Of onyx was yesterday
shipped 90 Chicago.
A MARRIAGE license was granted FfI.
day % Lewis &. Cunningham OF Salt
Lake cry aud Mics Florence Wilson
Of Oguru.
a small house In Washington ave.
nue., owned bS Dan Muus0u, has been
destroyed by IRE; lgHs about $500, Iai-
ually insured.
Joseph States, who has held the
position Of general manager " the
southern Pacific shops Tn Ogden, has
rcrigucd. Hu will be- iuccguduI boy
MI. a. T.. Gilbert, formerly OF tho
ear department Of Sacramento.
AZ the Tabernacle Sunday Afternoon
Elder Charles WUlch occupied the
time, preaching upon the ca. .c. OF
gratitude Aud euumutltlpgn mu ItiiuIe
OF hlciaiug1 which the human race en-.
10y { trough too prOvidpures of Coz.
On sunday, Farley Wight, willard
5C1wCrou, M0roui Thomaa AMI Nathan
Tanner loft on the SluthBfu paciHC Tor
California. They arc nIl young men
who have been engaged 90 mtrCiutlu
business, which they leave to labor ne
missionaries In California.
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Mrs. Unsworth's VIII.

Tho viii Of tho late Mts. Helen c.
Uuswurlh was filed Saturday with
tno county clerk. Rev. Samuel Uns.
worth ant Abbott II. Heyw wood are
banned a. Nugui1r. 10 Miss Clara
D. Hall rs b,qu.ntuUl 81, 900, to Han.
ush Un8w0r.h 81 900. The executors
-ro directed 90 give 90 some Episcopal
parish by thum select Il The sum pf
5000. Samuel Unaw0lth Is 10 receive
ouubhild % tho properly remaining.
IhH bgluuul OF tne ostnte 10 be divided
suulIly between J9,eph W. CuDx OF
Hauglon Agency, Julia q. Hall II
ogden anu John II. Cook, Of Caosy,
iowa.
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PROVO.
r0ov0. UMn 0A1cI ! Is05-
First ni.llIel Cnnrl Hn.Ine.s.

First District Court Business.
To- the case OF tho poopl1 W. n. j..
Nielsen, ns.uuit with b deadly weapon
with intent 90 DO bodily harm. Do.
iuujaLt was Permitted 10 outvf % plea
ni ruiliy 90 battery. lie was Hunioucul
I fifteen days iu the county jan aud
90 ray huu Of $40.
Mary H.. hdrIch, Of Mount
Pleasant has sommcucuiiuiyuTou pr
Crolinrs 1Faius. Amara Alirich.
W. T. White, OF Fairyiew, was ud.
mitiod 90 tho bar, uIou tine report oil
the committee upUUiu ed 10 examine
him uH 10 his qualnCaulu.
The casu 90 tho People W. jamie
Matah, iccIHcd OF Ptauu larceny uuH
burg Hty, wac called, lul % WINS found
that tIu witnessed Tor the dl tense, ~.
Siding in IuOcle county, hud not been
summoned. This wOfa should have
been attended tY from the marshall
office IN Salt Lake CITY. Tho caar
was continued ti'l tomorrow, uuI
Judge King asked Deputy MsWnIl
Fowler O. notify the Salt Lake lnllu
tuat that 10 lhu busiucsB was not uUr-
Into tine reason Tor the delHy.
Judge King gave notice that tImOr-
Tow he would cot Oh tho civil cases On
the calendar aud remarked that az the
ratl uasinufs was being disposed OF
ruu tho calendar would DO clear IN
about thirty days.
Miller christensen hiss brought suit
Tor divorce against Marie CHrlslentuu.
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For Prohibition.
mINNrrrN, summlL -.

HENNEFER, Summit Co.,
Umu, Fub. IS, 1895.
hoinor DCscrci Ncpa
have read the expressions VI The
Provo prohibition meeting, In the
NEWS ot Feb. i.tl. Ole OF the
speakers on that occasion sllJ. "U,ah
would never have such a1 opportunity
to express her viii asa, THE lime"
Itagprnrs that meetings " the Kind
held Ia Provo would be- iu order and
that the Provo recitation bp accepted
aud also be dubmiitei by tho people 10
tue Convention, The rural Districts
aud tnu gruatust number OF tho 10.
habi.auls OF the ciuss, have no
doubt, can be relied upon 30 sustain
the measure. / believe the subject
Will DO iavornb'y cons duTod 10y tue
membefs. Your 5Nt Lake c1fros-
pendent Uf tho 25,h siys; "rhuro hes
bten but little p1pular nglttiOn upon
the suulucL" True enough tut, 10 10
not tyO late. JAMES LIruuOE,
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About IL O'Clock Saturday night
Harry Palmer a young man nviug on
Adamg avenue, committed suicide.
Io went into CafT's drug store on the
corner Of Grant avenue anu Twenty
MN street aud called Tor some carbolic
acid; Immediately upon It's beiug
handed % him no drank about half VI
tho contents OF the bottle. Ho died In
about 1.-Two minutes. His inability TO
obtain employment issuppCsed 10 have
been the cause,
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The Afmcts OF Cache county have
had au object Lesson during the present
winter That should DO productive OF
good rgfuIif. Several eastern nfmr
purchased large numbers Of cattle iu
Cache valley aud have bought hl-
fgItl hay ut ~ on pur ton anu wheat nt
$50 per busuul 10 feed them, have
paid their expenses and eth made
money. On Friday last MT. Dandy, OF
Omahs, shipped four carloads Of ca,llu
lac had been feeding, aud Mr.. Gould,
another eastern man who hau been
feeding cattle here, b0ug hi xix hundred
head VI steers nom Jacob West, 0i
L1gan,paying therefor more than $40.
900, Mr. Raymond, Of Butte Clty,
Montana, was hero during the latter
part Of last week, buying cows for his
mutkt., THIS all goes 10 show that tue
5lOck raising interest u Cache county
has u iuluro before IL, provided any
thing eau be learned ny experience.
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A Bnrglnr Shot.

ID, toCtlyo Ponder who resides on
TniTueln street, shot u burglar through
tho arm about 1850 sunday morning;
re awoke by noise " someone going
through his house, aud no rot up 10
zee man going down stairs. Pen
der nfed, the shot taking effect In the
rightarn. The burglar was taken 10
the hospital; ho gave no name.
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Nles

TIE coult y court Il iu session today
tranHbvuug routine buBlultf.
Solomon lsgrrcn, Of Tooelo, aged -
aud Alice 1nUmss, OF Provo, aged 80,
have received a license ~ we'd.
Tho Home Dramatic company gave
IA good performance In thc OPEN house
last Saturday evening. A fair house
greeted the nome performances ana all
were pleased with lho splendid presou.
ialion Of the Lancashire Lass, Eivuu
vrtuanhy thgt actor J. e.. Graham.
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for Infaris and ChlIdTen.

ears aud had only LETT tho hospital on
Woduusiny lnst Tor biz homo In Uinlah
when In tue evening be- ate mpied g.
take "a step with his iuJutuY lex ana be-
iUll iu such way M 90 break tuu bone
just above bic Knee. Dr. Rich attended
the liltIotunurur.
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Quorum Notice.

The Eleventh quorum OF Elders VIII
hold their monthly meeting tonight,
Monday, IN the rwnuty.hrst ward
meeting hOusp, ~ usual. Special busl-
ness. Full attendance desired.
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Salt Lake county Tor school purroEes
Tor The ensuing year.
The matter was referred 10 the c0uu'
~ selcclmcn.
A recess wa taken tiIl pm.
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lhtitWat ueW chairman ht luuay'a
weekly isiiioh VI tho county court In
thsptH5Hoi Probate Judge McNally.
an The plsclmen were la their place.,
tal,ts m0fniug session was o very
lilr' QUO and comparatively little
tgiHos va, done.
WARRANTS FOR CLAIMS.
Thsbll0wing resolution was adopted:
"lIn hfituy ordered by tho county
cut that the county clerk, until fur
ihti notice from said court, draw all
uauaHlsi0r claims allowed by the court
20 the form heretofore adopted by the
county court OF Salt Lake county,
90 The third Jay OF July, 1903,
ali known Us tho now SERIES anu
which provide for the payment Of in.
lsigsI upon their several amounts, NJ
lhe nte Of per cent per auuum, the
dot warrant a. drawn aud Issued by
nii clerk 10 be No. ls,O87 OF said new
itfJan
THE CJuSIY INEuAtARf,
d. Joel Il. Allen, superintendent Of
lhe Couliy lutlrmafy, presented his
HplH ui that iustitutiOu Tor the month
q February. Daring that period i've
lamaig bad been discharged, two bad
Iceland bren buried by the county,
ie'en we're admitted, aud ine pfesenI
humber Is 5j.
A SALOON CLOSED w.
NenH, Whitney anu Spencer wrote
thung that ON account Of "unioroseen
circumstances" they had been COM
ltllli 10 c.0sr their saloon at Gold
wy and asking, In view OF this fcl,
,haI the amount OF their uucxpireI
license DO lfansfurred to the Salt Lake
Vly Brewing Go.
TAX SALE Petition.
The petition OF Jssse savl!lo for
Nllel from an alleged erroneous tux
w vas referred 10 the county attorney
'ai ssleclman Roberts.
A LOT or THEN IN It.
Nsssm. Joseph n. smith, NJ. l..
IVY H. b, Burton, Walker, W. n.
.l'ei I, h, Harris, /. a. Cobb aont IN
4tlgAl1ns Tor tue iti 20 OF deputy
usl Nee Inspector anu tue same were
"''''ed 10 The seloolmen.
roR ROAD SUPERVISOR.
- Duuyan pe.luoued to DO NJ
h,iueu Ioau supervisor OF district ~.
"ao referred to the seiectmeu.
TAX FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES.
VS3un'y Superintendent Of School,
~. ~ Alltn sent iu an ostimsts on the
s- l.u1, OF school iluds that Will bs ne.
i f-n,l I't 'he current yelr. "For The
Sniee yenta," he Gays, live have
county tax OF two mills Tor
n'o lurp0ses, aud / hlued that "A
oo'It mile would sulpiy the npedg
Westnolls ilr the ensuing yenI. mn
NV consultation with many OF mo
r,,. gueeIh oi the county conclude
IA 'No mllln tax viii ur upcpblary
Wtttpy we needs a the schools.
1iIe several Of the larger Jistflcts
Nv PROBABLY 40 with less nslislrpce
, ,-u' lhe county fund, yot many M M
yllNsf and poorer distflrts, whirh yr,
ye,, .'mpelci % levy uaOh
hf AeaFy district tax
h,s, 'Ituol purposes In order 10
Tg 'p Their schools runpipr tts
Bsstt',,e length OF limo, csftalniy
e5p-,.Ne ',ml esdslauce from M.
tbsg auu ttrltOHalsohool fund1 thei
dUt,i nave received IN the past. Ar
egn'.'ui therefore, In tho rate II tl,,
irc,.y 'aA Tor school uurposos wout1
it,s'ts,e Inc burden Of taxation wGcrs
s,t NV ,'u 'eAa' easily horne. / therefor.
l,,sJ we TAX Of two mills be- IA.
lyon HE taxable property In
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4 F8E TE0n Salt Lake.

My vision has bs1l wonderfully Improved
hg fnH Fll1sUH tuH' ur rHU.mUrIuH prescribed
Through hcm tHu world loose ..rarur aud
more tiHlur. Hal t|uUrlEt HHN" flg close
Wur. they on. ,DF, I".tIU. f1 WH vJys
UEuHOE HElNuLus,
Secretary nf Coo Presidency. Mormon Church.
1uo.eT wore gIaHgs before ttat have ..you
mc tuah perfect aaiistactou o. tu1lu ufgl by
uE sugiu uTIluus
THOMAS MCINTYRE,
Grocery department, %. e.. Sill
! haI my rFuI tested 1Y 1v1 professional
opticians prpgIlH tI occurring iHu service n
no. -uUlmcrHnH. who haH gIEru mF bob tlr tuu
Hoat roruguou of imperfect tyuHslg have
joins NICHOLSON
THay1hoau wearing sIarHra Cor li y0lHs md
have considered WEHHa we'll .UIul with ruF
.UFlIpUfFH uUf IUlFu uuUHr NAI mI eyes 90
tu0gUu sHIv IH"lrl aH uIuy aHtu boon uT ne
E De- -uumyHIHUt who uA. N.eI mu r'HHHrs
that hl. r.gHu HH.r, comfort lIl improved
vision, % affords mg pleasure go make this
e.. %. EFWNrEH.
Fuut maaUlggry, 5a.t Ia.g Temple.
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Brnke the Log Amin.

Frans Watson hes met with another
unfortunate accident. Tho boy last
November got his foot crushed by the
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DROWNED In The GRAND.
John SchTamm Of PaysOT, SU,p,
Down 10 Death.
Len Homo only "a Few Days AEo 60
Herd cattle NcHr brand uItcr-
Other Payson ticms.

PAN5)Ni March 3, 1904 telegram
received by G.. G. schramm this morn.
ing, from M9ab, Utah, forwarded by
SID Pace, announces the sad intel
ilgunco inst Mr.. Sunramm's son John
was drowned il tue Grand river yes.
torday morning, ami that at tho lime
the message vas sent bio body had not
been found. Particulars are scarce, tul
o. near as eau DO learned, Jonn
5chramm, who - about eighteen years
Of age, LETT PaYson only a few days ngo
ior the Grand river country, 10 herd
cattle Tor Air. Pace. While engaged
in this puuuit ho attempted 10 fora The
river with bunch OF cattle and all
were swept down by tho strong cur.
rent IL b. now reported that another
message hiss boen received by Mt
S'hramm, stating that tho boiy hos
teen found nnd viii arrive on this
EVENING" train.
OTHER ITEMS.
Tho concert given by the FlraJ ward
choir last MJnday evening" was well
attended ana the uumbers rNccllenuy
rendered. AruIher entertainment was
given TOT the beuoht Of the choir
Ut tho Fifst ward meeting hIute
ON Ihursday evening, 10 adIi-
lion 10 the musical humber, Pick
uTing's "Mirr0r OF Utahn was present.
OF aud musical sketch by MI Sam
Blrroll. This entertainment was also
well attended and thu hunters henr,-
ily appiuuded.
An "sEciting cowboy conttBp' lot q
purse If one hundred uOlluTE, attracted
an immeuee ihrong OF boys aud men
from this and neighLofing settlements,
yestofday aiteruolu, Tue contest cOl-
sisted Ia the boys laes0iuR and tying
down three steers, anu for trimmings
10 amuse the spectators, they were
ALEC 10 ride itaCti0uB tttof, a large
audience, Ut 20 cents each, witnessed
the iun. The cowboys claim 90 be- J.
Il. H3lladay Gud r.. Dew, champion
ropcfs Of Wyoming aud Arizona,
respectively.
ACcudiug 10 popular request, the
Queen Guy Ministries repeated their
entertainment last evening at the
opera mouse, Standing room only
was available As the curtain Gosc,
and plainly showed how the
MISUNDERSTANDING proplo Of Paysou
appreciate tho efforts OF n local com
pauy which tries TO provide them with
a fret class uutoglaiumout at u JeabUt b
able price. Every feature was az
plaudud aud nearly every member en-
COrtd. The personnel ui the company
IL as iJllJwg J. Frank Pickering,
Jamo, W. slarR, Sam Darrell, KaFl
Hush Russell, George Hush, VIM.
Greon, John BadhHm, Eobby smith
and Frank RAmicy.
A ight snow has been falling at la
tervnls since yy,t'Tday evening.
John Powell, fIyslu's former tom
serial artist AMI IalItsb now locate q
u RiohilplI, ID hero on short visit
among relatives ana iriuuds
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patHet Attorney Judd ia anxious to
rttauo,htt setting Of criminal cases Ia
lhe Third District court ua soon o. pos
tiolr, and 10 tIs end he applied 10
Chnf Justice Merritt this morning,
b.thn Homer declined % take that
matter ou. u the hands OF Judge
Bu,eu, mt whose return from PatO'
van, be hiJ, the settling must sIaud
Uyof.
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TFECOURTS ATWORK
!, ,Int.d Breach Of Contract Before
Judge Merritt
,rr COUNTY COURT ~ SESSION.


10y rusties Merritt devoted the
,b,.,.ouarlou Of on hour Of his
n.,hi, morning, in tue Thiid dit
way .l,..,,, 10 tho setting Il civil Jury
u.' ,gs trials OF which date ifom
.,. CIV, tqb TO April iih, inclusive.
T took up for hearing the fol-
bwIug ma'ier
nitoFp BREACH OF CONTRACT
,.,.,.t iIsnrsen VI Gsotgo Morrow.
r-i. c,,e was trled before ajury, A.
, ~. boz appearing for The plainliii
vi I Lcsisand G. Ira Krcb5 Tor tile
9.,,p1ap,. Il came here ON appeal
smtbe Judgment Of the late Justice
~" ,,gs Peace Clarence ". Hal, which
..in av5r If the plaintiff for 1900,
With 7jJ cgsls. ,...
TN, amount claimed waa 5000 tho
l.,,uasI.sglng that ON October 2i'h,
,ss h, entered into q contract with
-. J.,e1aaug under the terms OF
.sl.1t1olal,or agreed to furnish all
n,otsui appliances necessary for the
,,gp,f completion u the carpenter
,,'s etc, On the Jackson school
,,,tl,Bs. iu strict accordance with
."n.anj spgcinca,i0uB Furnished IL
Islsj. however, that on Saturday,
agT s,h, OF the following year tue
sr4a1t. without any cause ON
r,,sggi, rsu, discharged oil tue
,,,s.ptgu employed On tho job anu
.'t,,sd 4, fnlsh what he hal undof-
isssp ML Hcngsen Originally o..
.rei HE damage, Va consequences Of
ny Al $500, but decided O. ask for
sg1 only, aud to remit the baiuucp.
lBs ue.gudaut put 10 q oOu.ini-
,,s,m ior money due, denying that
,isipuH had been damaged Ia any
,5mty Any DC, OF his Ia tue transac'
u9H. ZOO, ,,t.
Afternoon.
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En,lus A. ID ubs VI D. }. Houlahan
ia. CONTINUED Tor the term ny coz
rni,
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The Couuty Court

IhtrWna BsE chairman at today's
weekly ,s'iioa VI tho county court In
The Tsn5noi Probate Judge McNally.
an The Hlseimen were Ia thelr places,
tal,hs m5rniug session was q very
lrIs' oas and comparatively little
tules va done.
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a HANDSOME CompIo1Ion

q ono Of Tho greatest charms woman can
rgar.g. ruEzusI'u NuHrLuEios luwuHa
give. It.
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nm o0UNIY INTmllARY.

d. Joe. h. Allen, superintendent Of
lhe C1unty lutlfmafy, presented his
tPlH ui that institution Tor the month
q February. Daring that period iiyo
lamaigi bad been discharged, two bad
liei been buried by tine county,
even we're admitted, aud ms pfesenI
humber Is ij.
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NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.

Conductor Colvin of Park Place. is
stil confined to his home by sickness.
Conductor John McCue, of Dunmore,
is suffering from a severe attack of grip.
Martin Daniels, of Adams avenue,
a car shop employe, is still seriously i'll.
Engineers j. X. Troch and Il. T.
Swartz will leave for New York today
on business.
John Sandford, of oswald court, one
of the boiler shop hands, Is suffering
from rheumatism.
John Walters, one of the car shops
men, is seriously i'll, and was reported
to be in a dangerous condition last
night
Engineer Gillis, who runs the Della
ware and Hudson engine, No. II, is on
the sick list. Conductor Swingle, of
train 50, is also suffering from grip.
There is every indication of renewed
activity in the machine shops judging
the number of engines which are await
ing attention. The Comet has not been
seen upon the road for some time, as 1t
is one Of the invalids being attended to.
There are 147 crippled cars awaiting
repairs at the car shops. This is an un-
usually large number, so that there Is
work in store for some considerable
time, even at the rate of eight hours
per day.
Engines No. Sc, ., 23S and 179 have
been discharged from the railroad hos
pital and are upon the road once more
They looked bright and as good as new
No. had a new boiler fixed, and all
the locomotives mentioned have been
thoroughly repaired and are now as
good as new.
Delaware and Hudson engine No. 90
met with a singular accident while
switching cars in Carbondale on We'd
nesday. The crew was preparing to
make the run to Green Ridge. when
the reverse lever broke off completely,
leaving the engineer absolutely power
less I'm handling her. She was towed to
the shop for repairs and will soon be on
the road again
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western paint shop has pile of work
on hand, which will keep things hum
ming for a considerable time. Two ves-
tibuled cars have been sent out after
thorough overhauing and looked
quite new. A new car has also been
dispatched to the Syracuse and Bing-
hamton division. The car is an elegant
one and comprised all the modern i'm
provements.
Last nights lecture on "Air Brakes
attracted large audience to Railroad
Young Mems Christian Association
hall and was followed with great inter
est. Messrs. McKenna and Langan ex-
planned many knotty points which have
caused difficulty. The last lecture of
the series will be delivered tonight,
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AN UNLUCKY DAY IN mines.
Four Accidents Occur in Galleries in
the North End.
JOHN EARLY BADLY INJURED
Squeezed Against the Rib by u Car Which
Left the Track-IIc viii Have u Leg
Amputated Today-Thrce Employees
Injured in Dickson Mine.

Some bad spirit might have been
flying about in the mines of the North
End yesterday. A water bailer had his
legs seriously crushed in the Cayuga
and a series of painful accidents hap
pened almost simultaneously in the
Dickson shaft.
John Farley, of Glover Hill, a Cay
uga water bailer, while standing
against the rib of run was struck by
a car which jumped the track. Both
of his legs We're injured and he was
taken to the Moses Taylor hospital,
where the left leg will be amputated
below the knee this morning.
Edward Mcclure, the 15-year-old son
of Robert Mcclure. of Spring lane, and
employed as a driver boy in the Clark
vein, while trying to take a car out
of chamber caught his foot in the
harness and was thrown in under the
ear. He was badly injured internally
and was taken to his home. where Drs.
Fulton and j. j. Sullivan attended
him.
While young Mcclure was lying in
the engine house at the top of the shaft
waiting for the ambulance, Polander
came up with three fingers of his right
hand crushed. He went to his boarding
house on Breaker street.
Soon after these two were injured an
Italian had his right hand badly
squeezed between a rail and the roof
in the fourteen foot vein. A car had
gotten off the track and a rail used
to replace it was forced upward, carry
ing the Italian to the roof, where he
hung for a moment with his hand
caught as in wise. One finger may
have to be amputated.