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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
MIRACULOUS Cunr.
Insiant Relief AiIrr twelve Wears OF
Intense sunrrtug.

intense NuHrr'uE.
Mrs. G.. Davies, living at IFS L.
street, has been n resident OF Utah for
over twenty-five years, ana herself and
husband are wellknOwn Ia this city,
aud prominently connected with Ia o
Mormon Church. For over ten years
the lauy has been most terrible sut.
feTer from iniismmalory rheumatism
which for much OF tho tins has con-
ined her TO tho bed, sui In her
paruLysms OF pain her agonizsI cries
have been heard by neighbirs residing
nj n distance Of block. Her husband
mas employed the best medical Hpsis-
lance possible, spending In that way,
ana Tor patent medicines, hundreds
aud hundreds VI dollars, nil without
permanent benefit. Monday las, he
secured n sample bottle Of atunyoa'r
Rheumatic Cure, with tue result that
his vito 10 now entirely At ease, sila up
In a chair and 10 able to walk little,
though her knees arc still u little stif
and her feet clumsy. But here Is her
story;
"No words can express the gratitude
feel for Profess Auny0n. Sunday
last | Was In bed, ulaIlo 10 move, AuI
suiiofing toe iutonscst paiI. When
any attempt was male by attendants
~ change my position, was subJ scled
TO the greatest agony. | dOn't kBOw
how many, many times ] prayed for
death 10 come TO my relief, Ms l had
doue repeatedly during the past twelve
ysarp. Medical skill had proven pow.
erlsss 10 AFFORD mo relief fIom ny terri.
bio pains, anu lifo In such misery
seemed not worth living. Monlay
my husband brought homs bOItls Of
Munyon's Rheumatic Cure. took II,
ike hundreds Of othtt advertised rem.
edies, with but little hope OF benefit;
but In this | was disappointed. Al.
most Immediately | felI easier, ami
after three doses / have been ablO 10 Ill
up In n chair, and can now take few
,toIa without pain ami without assist
ance. | have never experienced any.
thing like it,and can say that 1 believe
Munyon's Rheumatic Cure to be the
most wonderful remedy In the world.
"MRs. G. l.. DAVIES,
III l. street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

Periodically Tor the past three or
Our year, have suffered from inheto.
matofy fhsumatlsm, ms pain et umus
icing exeruciating. A short time ago
II went out o. my shoulders and into
my legs anu feet, ami for time was
unable TO walk. got a bottle Of Auu.
yon's Rheumatic Cure last Tuesday
aud have since been taking IL. IL has
don. mo n grest deal VI good already,
aud | believe that " continue taking
the remedy, the cure will soon be- COM
pietei. "MRs. NJ. a. GREEN,
1852 Est Second South Street."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

"a meeting OF the Republican voters
vi the Seventeenth wAfd--lo be held
Tor the purpose OF plBcins list Of
names In naminalion from which
oight are to be electoi Ra delegates TO
the Republican state convention at the
ward primgry-is called Tor Tuesday,
August Is, at S y. m. at the Seventeenth
ward school house.
HAROLD NJ. PITT,
Chairman Ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
Sugar House Repnblicaus.

All Republicans Of sugar House,
male anu female, are requested to At.
tend genera meeting OF the precinct
ON Tuesday evening next, tho 1871
met. Objects 10 oil yRcBnciee In i've
committee, Increase the came Wy TIE
addition oi lady memOers, aud 10 mans.
act such 0thUr husi ess us may proper.
ly come before the meeting.
DAN'L HARRIEGToN,
ChaIrmHp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
Utah tommy Teachers.

aug, Z, 1910,
Sps,ial Cou,fpold1.rs . me UEsEEEr NEws.
Hes,efIAy's session Of tue Ciiiyi,l
Institute OF the Utsh county teaoner
was almost a failure, w Dr.. X. q.
Masspf, who was expected 10 occupy
tho time, was unaylidably absent.
rf.yciing agents Ia ths interest, Of
tao Home Universally Extension
course, Mossfs. Reid aud Kenyon, were
present. anu presented tho plan out
lined. Mr.. Heiily'a aftIciu ON reading
wss iull o. valuable suggestions anu II
being ntsfiily commented, Mo. KEN
Yon ig soliciting Subscriptions ~ In
clyvlDlviiH BfitAunica, and the NEWS.
Duiing the evening session PruI
WIN. VI. > ewAft, Il tue Uoivenity Vi
Uiah, upJsp upon tue gown OF lfsV.
NOn, appealing to this teachers Tor the
ifuedDm " children if0m festfaintb
which lend 20 deceit Hn1 crime. lhT
first step IN the evolution OF ftesJom
was the struggle OF ia, human soul ~
a. oitsolillrom thU tyranny Ui monarchy
80 tUcuru pms ticai freedom, FDllUN.
INK this step came the struggle Tor
political freedom, tollgi0ua irvU ION
and inielle tual lreOiUm. This chef
factor In establishing intellectual ifre.
dom, was the esiAblishmout la lbi3
NJ public ifsn school tysltut
which system II uuTluroi and, no
ttcied wOnld uaul. D. uutvsfsnI
brotherhood and peace on earth, 20 d
viii ~ man" We are SIN sirug.
Cling Tor noed0m from mOnobolies aud
afistOcfaclps Hnd should ever slTuggla
for that freedom Of soul which will
overcome ev. lnsiihos aud evil ten.
denotes inherited or Hcqulred anu
which viii cause every energy TO be-
exercised b. secure freedom from the
bondage at iluutanCe.
Aug. 5th.-PfoL Stewart occupied
the entire forenoon delivering two ex.
ccllent .ecturen. II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

al have been "a sufferer from rhsu.
mstlsm Tor the past tWeuty years,
aud iiucs last spring II has been
particularly defined In my arms
and hipr. have not been
aule T. sit Gquarely IN chair o.,
times, got bottle Of Munyou's
Rheumatic Cure on Tuesday last, anu
lt has done me considerable good, al.
though the bottle Is not vet eX.
hausled. feel easier in my arms, ami
can now at In uatnrnl position with
cut pain, l only hope the fleets OF the
cure will continue In Ia bpushcial
RESULT. "a, GREENwALD,
"pFcpristGr 81, James Hutel.p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
ward. Of Praise from n rrominsnt
Dsutist

words Of Praise from rrominsni
Dentist.
al have had theumhtism almost
constantly fOr the past seven year,
and with every change % weather
acute rains deve.or. On Mnudny
last got bottle OF Munyon'. Rleu.
matte Cure, AMI although have
tried iunuuerablu remedies, II has
hsd more beneficial efiec. IN
these nv utys tuss ell the othuns
combinet. Toe location of my trouble
IA IN The lu't hip, aud the cure ha fs-
litvei the pain greatly, there soema TO
De relaxation OF toe muscles, Abc tbs
stiffness Is fast leaving the member
The pain that ] Lays snfleIsd 10 40
longer there.
"CHARLEj JARVIS.
"Denust, hDIttr Building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

All women Republicans living In
tho Thru precinct are requested 10
meet Wednesday evening, Angus
l4,h, In tho Seventeenth ward ichoOl
house for tue purpose 0l forming a
woman's club All are invited.
EDNA l.. Smith,
Chairman Third Precinct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

J, ii. Harris respectfully announces
to the Republicans OF the Third iudi.
cial district Of tbs State OF Utah that
no will he a candidate for the otilce Ui
District Judge, subject TO the uomina.
ton by tbs Republican judicial con.
yention OF said district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

And ps'r1ulz' am,n who srurns {! E
coal ctm0lue anl sells ms coal VI" @
It's merits. lie cells the celsbrnioi
Diamond Eul Rock Spflngs coal,
Lump $500, Nut $500. j. w. Waite.
head, ~ OfllCe IS west Second South.
Tel. Cos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS


Wa ate uraIquarlurs anu general
western iggnls TOT Aiu 0yOn's rene.
die. Drurhl & Franken, druggists,
southeast corner Main snd Third
South streets, Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
FaIGsr speaks In nehaif c; nI,
Daughter

Daughter
A. n, Cherry, Appointment attorney,
say:
"My little daughter, 3 years OF age,
was forced 10 quit school on account u
rheumatism, which affected tue Joints
aud eNttum!tigS VI her limbs. White
sHe hes been gradually improving since
The advent O. warm weather, her TOcOy.
cry WAS far from complete, when /
took her home "a vial Of MunyOn's
rheumatic Cure last Tuesday. Sne
has been taking the remedy, and gp.
pnTently II hiss greatly benefited her.
The stiffness hAs left her joints and tue
sOrene,s anu pain have gone from her
Urt,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
RilLuMA1isM CURE.

Munyon's Rheumit I'm Cure 10
guaranteed 10 cure rheumatism Ia any
part Of the body. Acute or muscular
rheumatism can be cured Ia from one
T. five days. IL speedily oures shoot
Ing paiBg, solsiiuA, lumUagO aud all
rheumatic paius IN ths back, hips anu
Joins. IL seldom falls 10 give relief
sitter one o. two itsef, aud almost iu.
variably cures before Ugs kJttle hes
bson utol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

Round tnp rate yBOOj on Angus
I'm 10 22nd. Go II unu October o %.
Two tnruugh trains for the East daily
carrying nll ola'Ees Of equipment. Take
tue scruic me and avoid tue heat and
dust. Always cool anu delightful on
the Rio Grande Western.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
Effective July 9TH. 1895
4ta,Hs Nrltrs and Depari ai SAL La,
t1s Dant, a. FoAesil


AnHtvE
From hil Eastern uuintt ..,...........,,,,
ZION huttc, Portland. Sac FrIA
cisco aud Osdon... ... .,,.......... .aN
fron nll fAstorh points. Park CIty
hdOEiens..s.......... .-......
Prom san francisco. Jacno Waller.
ogden ana intermediate toIdts
y RON hiliofd Juab, troso, saHptis.
'Fron Terminus and roosls........-, ~
nbrAHr
For vfdeu. Cache Nauoy rArs tlt
SAD all Eastesn pointa .....a....., .1,
Tor ogden anu intermediate u1tnu t6
Tor uEdch, intermediate p1Ipts.
Bate, Portland uud liotu CIV Ana.
for Al Eastern polnu Ogden and
san ffaucisco ,........ ........ ss,.
'tof lureta if1vo, sAnuate Waller
Nepm JuAb aud frisco ... ..;ga.
'toi l"oole and letmihus...s....,...f paa
sunday.
Daily sSeept sunday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
GOOD sIONr "A OGDEN.
nIsJcls Races. Tnursday I5lh.
ONLY 800 40 OGDEN AND RETURN

81 Tor round IIip, via Union Pacific
.lllclAl route. rTnlm lnavta al Jam.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12

Tho Diamond Aud SuuutWnief,
Rock Springs cOals are too hot Tor the
coal oOmbln. ~ iTeCzs out. | am the
sole agent for those celebrated claIs.
save COS per ton anu buy % j. W,
WhiteheaJ, Jr. IS west roconu South
Street. Toi. GHS.
Why Don't You
Buy a new tooth brush, ~ per cent %;
III kinds and price.
BENTLEY x HUI,
Druggists, PDsOfiige UIner,
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sroMAcm 40 pYsrkra1A cunE.

oAuhANi AMI bhhftihiA Nuth.
Munyoa's stomsch and Dysylptia
Cure cures oil iOTmB ~ indigestion and
stomach trouble, such at riHing VI food,
distress after eating, hh1rtnoss Of
breath aud all affections o.! tho heart
caused by indigcstiUu, wiui on tile
IL mich, bal tath, Uicnsive breath,
luas " appetite, iaiutntss NJ wuAkatss
Of siOmaur, Lcadschc from iuIigos.
uOt, sOtvnvs- OF tho s,0nacN, oIslud
'0ngus, heartburn, shooting palms Of
tue siUiuacu, constipation, dizziness,
laiutnstH aYu mex - enrIgy.
Muny0n's y I'VE Cue Uufys all the
symptoms OF nervous prostrauoD. suoa
~ depressed spltiv, allure of mumgry,
restless VI uleepless nigntf, pains "a
nc lead anu dIzEiuess. Ii cures geu.
ufal doullity, stimulates hnd strength.
ems tue nerves aud tones up tue whole
body. Price Is cents.
Muuygn'a Kidney Cure cures palus
IN tue back, lJins OF gfolns from kidney
disease, dtvpsy OF the feet aud limbs,
iiequuut dusifO to paps water, uatk
colonel and tutbid utiur, sediment IN
sho urine and diabetes. rrGu 20 uenlI.
cAIARRu CURE.
Caiarrh positively cuTed-Aro you
willing TO spend % cents for cure
that positively CuTes cataTrh by remOv-
ing tue cause Of tue dIsease2 II No rsk
your druggist ior n 96.eout bottle OF
Munyon's CAtarrh Cure and n 2b-cent
bottle OF Cglarfh Tablets. The CatATrh
Cure will eradicate the disease from
ths System and the tablets will ciennse
and heal tue all cied psfta end restore
them TO 4 LAtural anu nealtuiul con.
dltlon.
Munyon's Liver Cure c1rIecis head.
ache, DilieuaLeir, iaundio,, GoustIlA.
ton anu all liver uistaier.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu.
mOnia aud breaks upa cold In a lew
hours.
MuuyoL's Cough Cure stops cough,
night aweat, Allays soreness anu
speedily heals tho iung,.
Munyon's Female Remedies are q
boon tD all women.
Munyon's Headache Cure stOps
heaIhche Ia three minutes.
Muuyons Pile DIN ment cursa all
forms OF plles.
Munyon's Asthma CutO anu Herbs
are guaranteed 20 relieve asthma ia
three minutes and cure Ia i've days.
Price On cents each.
MuuyOLs Blood Cure eradicAtes all
impurities from the bluOJ.
MuuyUus NItAliEcr impaTts new
HE, restores lost p9wefs To weaE and
debillta'ri men. Price 81.
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy
Company, 1908 Area Street, PATHS.
delphif, ra, puts up specific Tor near.
~ every dlssasr, mostly iUt 70 con.s q
bottle.
Communication. Addressed Nun.
yon's representative 81 Hotel Knutt.
iurt, salt Lake CITY, will meet with
III, ~ attention.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-21
MEXICAN MISCELLANY

City Of Mexico, June l7.-Gen.
Curiel Governor of The State IF la-
iec0 sFae ie 9l use 1851
m-
Grand mass was celebrated yes,
terday in La Profesa Church in
memory Of Archduke Maximilian
and Gems. Miramon and BIexia.
New York exchange, 81 12
premium
A large rubber plantation in the
State of Chiapas has been pureha :
ed by the Anglo~German syndicate.
Cnernavtca railroad extension is
progressing.
General Manager Nickerson, {
the Mexican Central RAILROAD, has
arrived here with his family.
Mexican bonds have never boen
quoted SO high as at presen.
1t Is rumored that the SHIPS now
in the Mexican navy viii be turned
into revenue cutters, but armed 50
that they can be used as warships
in case of war. which Is most re-
mote, md this will place the ships
under the finance department ms
taad Of the war department, causing
an important economy to the gov,
eminent.
It's known that General Mana
ger Robertson of the Monterey &
GULF Road viii soon have to a
gandon the recivership, as it has
been decided that the road must be
turned over to the Belgian stock
holders.
II Monde, now an illustrated
weekly published in Pnebla, viii
next month begin the publication
Of daily edition in this city nnder
the editorial management Of Rafael
Reyes Spindola.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-21
HERE is YOUR CHANCE

To secureen edoc,iion ia the lead
ing 3 gi'ee~ College Of TEXAS. II sl,e
in' lrssi % ~ oan1 meR ~ yoaug
i,dies 81 shfs community enl orr
Subscribers. we desire to al etten-
ton TO The Scholarship Contest
Which is being SO favorably recei7ed
BY the Texas press, and that Is Great
ing such widespread Interest ara ne
onr yorng peopIe.
GriGitta' College IF Commerce OF
Austin, Texas, is oif-rifg to some
one. a chance 70 secure a free educa-
ton. This institution is high grade
aud mp to date in every respect. j.
pupils waste no time in copyi, g an
cient ide,s, from text books cory
Tigbted "5efore the war. Their pm
pills work 10 businers work in bnsi
ness practice from the day of en-
trance to completion of course.
The proprietors Of this scht oil have
6lled common quart bottle With
shot of varions sizes md propose to
give a five months seho arship, in,
GLIDING board. to the one Guessing
nearest the nunbea os shat in said
bottle. Any one can gue7s and as
many times as they desire a cireu
lar giving full particulars will be sent
for Two eeut stamp.
The Southern Penman,' anil an
elegant catalogue, With specimens of
peumansbip. etc. will be mailed to
any one who is interested 10 attend
ing this popular Institution.
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NOTICE OF MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Brownsville and Gulf
railroad company win be held at he
Office Of the company, Brownevi Ie
Texas, Tuesday, 18th of June, 1895,
at 10 O'clock q. NJ. for the pnrpcse
Of eleetipg directors and the transsc
tion Of sucb other business as may
be brought before the meeting.
The transfer books OF the companv
viii he closed at 3 o'clock p. IN. ,
June 18th, and remain closed until
three days sfter final adjournment of
the meeting.
The reenlnr animal meeting Of 81
board of directors will be held at he
same place o. the same date.
J. D. PowUs, Secretary.
Brownsville, Texas, May 10, 1895
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-21
THE WORLDS END.

Everybody, especially, scien-
fists, has deterrent views of
what the end of the world will
be like. Here are six views on
the subject, which have eminat-
ed from French scientists during
the last few years:
/. The land surface is dimin-
ishing; then human race will
finally be drowned.
2. Ice is gradually accumu-
lating at the North Pole, so that
some day the earth will lose
its equilibrium; and men will
be totally annihilated by the
rush Of moving objects.
3. The earth is moving to-
ward the sun; the last man will
be roasted alive.
4. Water is by degrees be
coming scareer; in ages 10 come
all human and bestial will per
ish with thirst.
5. The beginning Of the year
5000 men viii retrograde; in
the end they will be creatures
no larger than an insect.
6 The sun is burning up; as
Old Sol cools;the earth S glacial
zones viii enlarge, and human
ity will be frozen to death.
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION
The State Of Texas. To the Sheriff or
any Constable Of Cameron County.

The State OF Texas. To the Sheriff or
any Constable Of Cameron County,
GREETINe:-
Yon are hereby commanded that by
making publication of this citation in
some newspaper published in the coun-
ty Of Cameron. once each week Tor four
consecutive weeks previous to tie re-
turn day hereof you summon Juan
Benitez. who is absent from the State
of Texas, TO be and appear at the next
regular term of the County C@ut in
aRd for Cameron county, to be holden
at tae court house thereof in the City
of Brownsville. on the third Monday In
June A. D. 1885. the same beiag the
18th. day Of June 1895. then and there
t. answer a petit fled in said court
on the 18th. day of May 1895, in a suit
numbered on the docket of sad court,
No. I56 wherein Geronimo Fernandez
is plaintiff and Juan Benitez is defend
ant. wherein PLAINTIFF alleges as follows:
towit: suit on a bill for goods, warea
and merchandise purchased by said
Juan Benitez from said Geronimo Fer
nandez prior to II v 1lih. 1871, amount
ing 10 SlJ90.5f Mexican coin, equiva-
lent in U. S. currency to SS37.1O said
bill for N rchandisa duly approved in
writing by said Juan Ben ten and he
promised to pay the same on said 18th.
day May 1891, and for legal interest
on said sum OF SSS710 for costs of suit
and for all other special and gencr.Ire-
lef he, the s lid Fernandez may be en-
titled to either in law or in equity.
Herein fail no., but have you before
said court on the said First day OF the
next term thereof this writ with your
return thereon. showing how you have
executed the same.
Witness Joseph Webb Clerk of the
County Court Of Cameron County.
IL. 81 Given under my ha nd and
seal of said court at Office in Browns
Vile, Texas, this 9th day of May 1885.
JOSEPH WEBB.
Clerk County Court, Cameron County.
Texas
Came to hand May 81. 1895 at u
O'Clock NJ. and publication ordered
made in TUE DAILY HERALD a news
paper published in Brownsville, Cam
eron County Texas.
E. c, FoRTo
Sheriff Cameron County, Texas,
By FRANK MARTIN. Deputy.
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ALL SORTS ASSORTED.

A life of Ii Hung Chang,
viceroy of China, is to make its
appearance in London shortly.
During the last fifty years
the duke Of Argyle has expend-
ed some 100000 on his Kint-
yre estate alone.
OF the 1922 persons who died
in London during the week end
ing April 20, 400 were infants
under / year old.
a lady bicyclist of Sydney.
Mrs. E. A. Maddox, has just
taken a 600-mile spin in comp
any with her husband.
The philosopher, Locke, mat
ter of fact man though he was,
delighted in romanoes and rev
eIed in works of fiction.
During the reign of Charles
I of England everybody wore
boots and spurs, whether he
mounted a horse or not.
In A. d. 394 the breaches
makers We're expelled from
Rome, and all persons were or.
dered to discontinue wearing
breeches.
sanctorious, an Italian phys
iologist, estimates that four
eighths Of all the solid an6
liquid food taken are exhalel
hy tho skin
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ARRIVALS.

Fine Virgil olive oil, import
ed pure white vine vinegar at
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-21
eL0UDBGRsT AT FORT


Fort S. arth, Tex, Jane Is
vt midnight a terrific sandstorm
from tlie west swept over the city,
Immediately succeeded by terrific
lownpour OF rain. The Trinity is
just subsidiug from TIE reception
Of the rainfall a few days ago. By
morning its banks viii be full.
Farmers are already behind with
the weeds and if the present rate Of
rainfall continues work viii be inn
possible. At midnight a barrel float
ing down NJ in street in front Of
The Western Union telegraph Office
S attracting attention Rainfall ap
proximates ciouaburst and build
ings that never leaked before are
flooded.
Water has penetrated the West
ern Union office until pools are
standing on its floors. Att o'clock
this (luesday) morning the lover
part of the city is flooded. The
downfall of rain has been unprece-
dentel, and that great damage has
resulted is beyond question. The
Trinity is rising rapidly, and the
fact that the inhabitants of the
valley are asleep causes apprehen-
sion.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT

= 1Ilb LII
Wilkesharre, Pa, Juae IA
terrible accident was averted this
morning by the presence of au
operator in She employ OF the Cen
tfal Railway Of New Jersey at this
place. A heavey loaded coal car
broke loose from its fastenings al
the Franklin mine and dashed down
the mountain. When it reached
the main track Of the Central Raj
way OF New Jersey it had attained
a speed of a mile minute. A pas
senger train from Scranton was a
bout due and word was sent ahead
to clear the track. The operator at
be- Jersey Central Office realized
that the collision WIS negotiable and
he ordered a switch engine to be
ran ont on the main track. The
runaway was met and halted, but
the engine was completely dem
oIished.