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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14
Bcaming with Smiles

Are the eountenanees of people
who have found speedy and thor
ough relief from malarial, kidney,
bilious, dyspeptle or nervous
troubles through the aid Of Hos
letters stomach lllttera Such
e0untenaneea are very numerous,
SO are letters from their owners at
testing the efficacy of the great
family medicine, Among the sigs
nails Of distress thrown out by the
stomach, bowels aud liver In 4 state
of disorder are elek headache,
heartburn, nausea, loss Of appetite,
salowness of the skin and eyebala,
aud an uncertain state OF the bow
els, They should be needed at once,
II the lllttefB are fes0rted to, the
woebegone look which accompanies
sickness will give way TO cheerful
looks produced by renewed health,
II YOU are drifting on the coast OF
disease, throw an anchor TO the
wIndward by summ0ning the Bite
ters TO your assistance IT viii
keep you In safety
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

Many merchants are well aware
that their customers are their best
friends aud take pleasure Ia supply
ipp them with the best goods OBJ
lRjRable, As an instance we men
lion Perry n Cameron prominent
dfnpMsla Of Flushing Mich They
.sayI 1--WE have no hesitation Va rec
ommendIng Ghambeflaln's Tough
Remedy 10 our customers, as " iH
The best cough medicine we have
ever sold, aud always gives salisIae'
lion,n Jfar sale AZ 80 aud 90 cents
por bottle by the Smith Drug Ga,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14
This Jan, 4, 1897,

Parents wishing their children
taught music should send to teach
ers who are here TO stay Prof,
and Mrs. T, Il, McOann, teachers
of violin, mandolin, piano and yo-
cal. For terms, etc, call on or ad'
dress 7. E. MCCAIN, Alb Walnu
street U
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Texarkana Gas
4 Electric Light Go will be held
at the Office of Williams & Arnold,
in the town of Texarkana, Arkan-
sas, on Monday Jan. lS, 1897, at the
hour of ten o'clock, a, m, at which
meeting FIVE directors will be elect
ed to manage the business of said
company for the ensuing year. and
such other business will be transac.
ted as may properly come before
said meeting. GEO w. FoUKE,
President.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

Fof Juicy stakes, roast ahd all
binds Of thIoce edlbles IN the way
Of fresh meats 20 TO W. d Hob
soods state Line near posloIllee,
or Broad street, Moffow's old
stand ll'lV'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

Among the fine liquors on sale at
the Pratt House bar are-"Old
Forester" and "Old Barbee" It
also dIspenses the best of California
Rhine and Scuppernong wines,
Everything neat and fully up-to.
date, lii
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

All lovers of good beer say that
AnheuserBusch and Lemp's'beer are
the best, B G Vandeweghe is agent
for them In TeXarkana. l.3
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14
For Sale.

One sawmlIl complete, One Key
stone planer resaw, and filing ma
chine, all complete; for sale or trade
Tor city property.
5 29tt W, II, WELLS e. Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

Oysters and celery, best quality
now constatly on hand at Huddle
ston Bros, meat market. If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

Joe McShane sells 20 lbs, grauu-
lated sugar for $l-22 lbs, yellow
clarified. l0.l2
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

Moth balls at the Parlor Drug
store, l0c a pound.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

For a nice Juicy steak hnd fine
meats Of all kinds call on the enter
prIsIpg liuddlestoh Bros,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

DO not forget that fHH FhSAa
#ANAE is the proper place TO yet
your lob printing done,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

Received a large shipment of Cal
ifornia Fruits at Ragland's.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

Any class of work you may want
at price to suit
l9iB FRANK l. 6nUadh, Painter
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

"Whefe are you going my pretty
maid2o ITO Burdsals Gallery
sir she said
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-14

Take Browns Iron Tonic lol
weakness, Smith Drug Go'
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-06-09
dermed ofverenskomma med direktio-

dermed ofverenskomma med direktio-
men.
F6ljande forslag rorande missionssa-
ken gjordes af DIR. Sward, och blef det-
.samma efter en- lang discussion anita
get: Alldenstund here af synodens
konferenser vid sina arsm6ten uraktla-
tit, att enlighet med synodens konsti-
tuition, CORA ,anslag till synodens all
mamma mission och de anslag, som
gjorts, icke racka till, derf0r beslutadt:
att tt5synodens missionsbesty under
innevarande ar bemyndigas att direkt
Wanda sig till forsamlingarne inom hela
synoden med begaran ON bidrag.
Derefter forekom val af missionssty-
relse, hvarvid den gamla styrelsen med
undantag af pastor Syanberg aterval-
des. / pastor Svanbergs stale invaldes
pastor Rydbeck.
= Den gamla revisionskomit6n ater-
valdes.
En- helsning fran den tyska luther
ska Iowa synoden framfordes af pastor
Nulting deri denne sarskildt lofordade
Augustanasynoden for dess verksam-
ma deltagande judemissionen Chi
cago. Denna helsning besvarades a
synodens vagnar af pastor J. Teleen.
+. Forts.)
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-06-09
Dakota-nyheter.

M. Hedman ar utnamd till postma-
stare Stockholm, S. D.
Eft skyfaIl intraffade sistlidne ons-
days qval i Jasper, S. D., anstallande
betydlig skada den vaxande grodan.
En- llnoljefabrik skall anlaggas Far
go, N. d. D. Leffingwell fran st. Paul,
Mimi, star spetsen for det nya fore
taget.s ss.ee. .g- 49,. .-.
Hardt men rattvist. En- lonnkr0ga-
re domdes harom dagen Devils Lake,
N, D., till tire manaders straffarbete
SAINT $3.50 b6ter.
Stora slagterier skola anlaggas i
Edgemont, S. D., och bland andra af-
farsforetag, som inom kort komma att
sattas verksamhet, ar afven en- yllefa-
brik.
Fran rlardell, N. D., meddelar sig
naturen E. c., att EFT valg0rande regn
foil der trakten sistlidne fredag. Hive
teakrarne blefvo harigenom uppfriska-
de SAINT ingifva nu hopp ON god airing.
f. Dog af blodf0rgiftning. John Larson,
len farmare, som Dor narheten af
Chamberlain, s. D., fladde harom da-
| gen atskilliga af sin boskap, som hade
ldott utaf nagon sjukdom, och rakade
deryid adraga sig blodforgiftning hvar-
af doden blef foljden.
Att tafla med faglarne. Antoine Pfei-
fer Alexandria, s. D., lar ha konstrue-
rat model till en- .flygmaskin. som tor
de ofvertraffa ALA hittills gjorda for
sok denna rigtning. Det aterstar att
Sc, huruvida uppfinnaren kommer att
tafia med faglarne fiygt.
Brefkort fran Carthage, S. ID. Arade
M. S. T.! - Emedan undertecknad ar
nagot besvarad af skrifklada och eme-
dan det sades mig for en- It'd sedan, att
den ej Or en- farlig siukdom, ON den Ell
ar af det elaka slaget, sd will jag bedja
att genom eder tidning "a sanda en-
helsning till dess manga lasare fran var
lila vra har pa s. Dakotas prairier.
Var lutherska kyrka har har genom
Minn.-ko nedlagt atskilligt arbete.
fAUb NULL ~ SAOhAOyo olAls pADuSOi1A& 5SA1SI
will lemna den j vanvard forsta vi bast
ON vi aro personligen bekanta med de
ordets tjenare som blifyit utsanda.
Pastor A. Sundberg har upptagit man
teln efter den har val omtyckte pastor
II. P. Quist. Onskligt wore att pastor
ISundbergs krafter matte halla ut Ian
ge, men arbetet ar dock for mycket
vi vanta att folkstr0mmer szulle styra
sin kosa hitat. Landsmannen villa ju
gerna soka sig ett len, der var barn.
domstro fatt rotfaste. For en- fattig
att ia sig EFT hem kan Ell stort sbattre
tillfalle gifvas an har, ty landet ar bill
4igt Tilltager infyttningen, SD knnna
Vi afven vanta storre framgang det
kyrkliga. Allting ser lofvande ut. Var
arbetet blef gjordti jemforelssvis god
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-06-09

It'd. Vaderleken synes yara ovanligt
kylig. vi fngo troskningen afslutad
fore vintern och om an vintern var
ovanligt lang har dock fodret rackt till
och inga forluster ha forsports haroni-
kring Mejerirorelsen synes vara lof-
vande for oss och med okad kreaturs-
afvel f6ljer vanligtvis yalstand for
landtmannen. Den usla farmnings-
metod, som mrs J. J.. skildrar no. q
af MINI. STATS TIDNING, har afven har
varit alltfor almant gangse. De still
samme och f0rsigtige ha redt sig godt
igenom dessa harda tider och komma
sd smaningom till valstand.
w. -s" 4. Mdgnuson.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-06-09
WisCOnsin-nylleter.

Fr0Stskadan q barsk0rden trakten
Iaf Sparta beraknas till cirka $50, 900,
Eft nytt skoEt1us, kostande $4,000,
| skaH uppf0ras Black River Falls.
D0dsfalI. Fru johnson, hustru till
DIR. Josef johnson New Richmond,
dog myeket hastigt onsdags vid 60
ars alder. 8 D
Bradd0d. A. f. Hjertberg, boende
trakten af Stockholm, traffades tors
days pa hemvagen fran postkontoret af
slaganfaH SAINT afled pa qvaIlen. H.
var "a ar gammal SAINT en- gammal sett-
lare trakten. .. .-
BrottsIigt 0fverfaIl. En- Olaf Mel
son, som Dor Onalaska, ofverfoll har-
ON dagen i brottslig afsigt mrs Wal
lace Mulder La Crosse. Emellertid
infann sig hennes man och grep fatt i
uslingen. Denne drog da knifven och
tillfogade den FORE sv&ra sar, men
Mulder slappte derfor eli slit tag utan
hoH honom tills polisen anlande.
En- svarare jernvagsoIycka timade
mandags narheten af Hudson, da
tvenne bantag sammanst5tte och 6 per
soner f0rlorade lifvet. Eft arbetslag
&terVande vid middagstiden fran North
Wisconsin junction till Hudson me-
delst EFT tag, bestaende af lokomotiv
och en- S. k. boarding car, men togo,
sasom det uppgifves, oratt spar SAINT
motto salunda ett godstag med ofvan-
namda fold. Bland de salunda for
olyckade var ingen skandinav.
Fran West Superior. Poliskonsta-
peln Gust Anderson, varande en- jatte
till vaxten, har beslutat att resa ON
kring i landet och visa sig for pennin-
gar. A., hVilken ar till borden svensk,
ar % ar gammal, { fot och tum hog
SAINT wager 325 pund. = Borgmastare
Starkweather har bland annat rakat ut
for den svarigheten att poliskaren ne
kar efterkomma hans orders. = Under
maj manad utskeppades harifran 5,54O,
500 bush. hvete, varande nagot mindre
an under maj fora aret.
Eft vagadt f0rs0k. Att tanda TO-
bakspipan under det man haller ett
ambar fullt med krut j knat kan val
kallas cit vagadt forsok eller en- tank
los lattsinnighet. Delta gjorde dock
harom dagen en- man under Diet han
akte j en- vagn narheten af Riehland
City med den paf0ijd att on forfarlig
explosion intraffade. Mannen hVa1s
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-06-09
Allndnna nyheter.

5 Ah pVSLHAaStdECa i LlhuOEA, Id, utE
Nils Larson derstades dagarne blifVit
utnamd. -. e..
D6dad af bIixten blef harom dagen
en- man vid namn A. M. Swan, bosatt
tva mil soder ON Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Bland arets graduenter vid Des
Moines Conservatory of Music i Des
Moines, Ia, markas bl. a. Emely John
son, antagligen en- landsmaninna
Pensionarer: Bland yeteraner, som
i dagarne beviljats pension, markas
Charles M. Christianson fran Des Moi
mes Ia, och Christian jacobson fran
Sioux City, samma stat.
Seth Low st6rre New Yorks borg
mastare? Brooklyns f0rre borgnnasta-
re, presidenten for Columbian univer-
sitetet, Seth Low, ,har af Citizens Union
uppstallts som ,kandidat for borgma-
stare "Storre New York. 4z{
FeIslagen sersikosk0rd. Enligt hvad
forljudes kommer persikosk0rden inom
Michigan is ar troligell ieke att blif-
va mer an tiondedelen sa stor som u1l-
der foregaende ar Orsaken hartill ar
den vata och kalla yaderleken.
Skandinavfska skoEIararinnor. Skol-
styrelsen Des, Moines, Ia, har invalt
f6ljande skollararinnor af skandina-
visk bord: Mary Jensen, Jennie Holm
berg, Ida Mellander, Minnie Carlson,
Minnie Barquist, Esther Vinell, Julia
Petersen, Belle Ryden, Ada Borre, The
.resa johnson, Anna Stohlgren och Al
ma Waldor
Afrattningen uppskjuten. Califor-
-mordaren Theodore Durrants af-
rattning, som enligt hvad som omnam-
des fora numret faststallts till den
il dennes, har biifvit uppskjuten for
att gifva den lifd6mdes adpokat till
falle att hanskjuta malet till F0renta
Staternas hogsta domstol, som icke
sammantrader forran nasta oktober.
En- whisky-trust? En1igt fora vec-
kan fran New York inganget meddelan
de larer bildandet af en- whisky trust
derstades vara j g6rningen. Trusten,
som skulle iorloga ofver et6 kapltat pa
9oo'ooo,ooo' uppglfVes ma 1or afslgt att
inkopa so millioner gallons whisky, ON
krlng iva tredJedelaf al heia whisky,
forradet lnom landee, naturllgtvls
syfte att sedan hoJa priset a dryckes-
varan.
A Chartered British Company, lik-
nande det sberyktade Sydafrikanska
bolaget. som pa sista tiden lat itsi M, N y..
KeS tai.l ON sls 4 salnln nnang mea m
iaiiee isl,sYsssai iafef holii,lil 1l acs
uppeasa .,lsefh9s.i,llieI - .tAoii7eil-
SUNSET AtsasRs1.- : or'tsolh gfuIVerk
salnneGeh anihar poiaseG G5pygga !. ahgpa-*
ll lll'ssa hopings saf esli ses.er upp
faeIa ocn uhdernalla egen poilshaf Ioff
oruiillsehs run up.li1'in.alis1ieie . . y. DO
iaget sages IorIoga otVer eCC kapltai pa
mere mllllonef ooilars.
Pa upptacktsresa till Albuquerque,
New Mexico, amman prof. William Lib
by Jr. vid Princeton universitetet be-
gifva sig nasta manad sallskap med
sex andra personer. A namda ort fin
nes det en- stor bergsplata med lodrata
vaggar och strackande sig 700 fot h6j.
den. AT der narheten antraffade bitar
af lerkarl, som troligen fallit ned fran
holden, antages platan ha yarit bebodd
Icf .icIy%
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-06-09

En- komite bestaende af Z medlem-
mar tillsattes att revidera laroverkets
stadgar. Denna komite bestar af fol-
jande medlemmar: DIR. s. P. "A. Lindahl
fran direktionen, DIR. @. b. Lindberg
fran den teol. fakulteten, prof. G. w.
Foss fran college fakulteten, pastor p.
Sjoblom fran Nebrask konferensen och
pastor g. j. e. Haterius fran Illinois
konferensen, prot. s. M. Hill fran Wa
hoo, Neb., och advokat P. H Stohlberg
fran Minnesota.
En besvarsskrifvelse fran dr.. O. o.
Granere upplastes. Beslutadt att dem
ma aterlemnas till dr. Granere for att.
sedan han narmare bestamt villoren
pA hvilka han will resignera han ma
Evening journal., 1897-10-26
HE COURTS INQUIRY
Chauncey M. Depew on the
Tragedy at Garrisons.
NOW SAID BUT NINETEEN ARE DEAD
Further Details OF the Train Wreck.
Identification OF the Kilied-search-
ing the Bottom of the River.
The Wrecked Cars Burned.

NEW YORK. oct. 90. - President
Chauncey NJ. Depew Of the New York
Central railroad has telegraphed to the
board OF railroad commissioners asking
that an investigation Of the catastrophe
at Garrisons be made as quickly as pos
sible. The telegram reads as follows;
I would request that your investiga-
ton Of the accident upon cur line near
Garrisons might be had at the earliest
possible moment, and If you will name
the day and place 1 will see that you
are in possession Of all TIE information
We possess and that the officers of the
company are in attendance
The complete list of the killed, which
the railroad officials believe includes all
Of those who could possibly be lost, Is
as follows:
Engineer John c. Foyle Of East AL
bany, body still In the river; Fireman
John Q. TomplSins of East Albany. body
still in the river; Samuel Williams of
Isl Best street. Buffalo; Thomas Riley
Of St Louis; w. Fl. G. Myers Of Tre-
mont, N. Y. A. G. Mckay of Harlem,
Evening journal., 1897-10-26
NOVEL NEw TRIMMINGS.
what WIN BE seen on Ladies' Fan
Gowns.

what VIII Be Seen ON Ladies' Fan
Gowns.
All the gowns are TO be trimmed this
season, the sl1irtsias well as the bodices.
Yokes are to be much infavor and every
yoke requires certain amount of trim
ming as its finish.
A great quantity of braid win be
used. Black braid in all widths will be
fashionable-th braid will trim the
dresses rather in a design than in
struight rows-slSirts will be braided
not only near the hem, but from the
waist line down over the upper part Of
the skirt.
Puckered satin ribbon viii be per-
haps the newest trimming Of the sea-
son. It will be wrought in many diff
ferent designs and frequently edged
with fine silk cord. Conventional
scrolls will be one of the favorite de-
signs for trimming skirts.
Piping of satin or velvet will also be
much in favor Many Of the newest
sleeves will be trimmed from the cuff
to near the shoulder with parallel rows
Of piping. This makes particularly
effective trimming. especially when the
piping is a shade or two darker than the
material of the dress. Il win also be
fashionable to have the piping in con
rpicuous color contrast from the dress.
silk applique trimmings WI be much
in demand. For street gowns black viii
be the favorite, but on reception and
dancing gowns al the delicate colors
will be used. These applique trimmings
are very beautiful in floral designs and
wrought with tiny bits of colored rhine
stones.
Passementerie viii claim its custom
ary popularity. IL is always IN de-
mand. and this seasons designs are
more intricate and striking than ever
before. Two-toned silk passementerie
viii also be in fashion. Passementeries
wrought with jet will be worn, and Van
Dyke point effects will be much in IA
vor.
The o,d-time cording is coming back
into fashion again. The cordings are
always in striking contrast to the colci
OF the dress they trim.
TuclSs as a trimming are to be al The
vogue. Very fine tucks will be used
and they will trim not only the sleeves
of the new gown. but the slSirts.-N Y
journal.
Evening journal., 1897-10-26
nAKlNo.PowpER SECRETS
Iorue of the Things Which Every Good
HouscIsceper should Know.


Our grandmothers did without bak-
lng-powder, and were not sensible of
any difficulty in preparing quick dough,
but one wonders if results were not oft
entimes crude, because of the nice care
necessary in using soda. In fact, there
are certain legends respecting green
ish-yellow or spotted biscuit, at which
tho present generation of housekeepers
smile, thanks to baloing-powder. Soda,
an allSali very injurious TO the stomach,
should never be used without ain acid
- render it a neutral salt, as cream of
tartar muriatic acid or sour milk, and
the proportion must be exact or the
mixture will be either acid or alkaline.
Pure bal1ing-powders are simply a
mixture of bicarbonate. of soda and
cream OF tartar in their proper proper
tlons, with perhaps twice their com
bined weight of rice-nour, corn-starch
or plain flour to insure their keeping.
If really pure they cannot be called in
furious, the Nanger lying in the use of
powders having impure ingredients, of
which quantities are doubtless sold
daily. SO sensible have housekeepers
become Of these adulterutions that
many are going back to the use of soda
and cream of tartar, the use of which, as
Indicated, requires both intelligence
and care. If one is dependent upon the
average cooks a standard balSing-powder
Is the safest reliance.
In the making of quick doughs (by
use either Of bal1ing-powder, or soda
aud cream of tartar) there are two
points not given in any cookbook. so
far as the writer knows, which add
greatly TO perfection in results. To
make such dough proceed as follows;
Into one quart OF flour (measurcd be-
fore sifting) put level teaspoonful of
salt and two heaping teaspoonfuls OF
balSing-powder-or one level teaspoon
full of soda and two rounding ones Of
cream of tartar-mix thoroughly with
the hands, and then sift twice; next add
a Beaping tablespoonful of butter (or
butter and lard mixed). rub up Light
ly with the hands, and again put
through the sieve, pressing the last
heavier part through with the fingers
or hand. Now toss the mixture lightly
about as when first putting in the bak
ing-powder. and it will be found thai
the shortening is distributed with per
fest evenness through the flour. Have
ready a scant pint of sweet milk in Z
mixing-bowl, and into this put half o
the -four. Beat hard for few minutes
when the mixture will be as smooth a
satin; add rapidly the rest Of the flour
roll out quickly, cut Gf Cor biscuiD. an'
bake al once Ia a rather hot oven.
Some hours require more wettinl
than others. but the rule for guidanc
is "a dough as soft as can be handled
A little -four, more or less. viii not Epoi
the general result il other directionsar
carefully followed. - Ella Morri
Kretschmar. in Woman's Home Com
! pnufou.
Evening journal., 1897-10-26
At the Scene Of the wreck.

CARRISONS, N. y. Oct. 26.-The in
cidents and features at the scene of the
big railroad accident Of Sunday have
had a tinge OF the dramatic around
them, the contrasts of light and shade
being somewhat remarkable. Had it
not been for the fact that torrents Of
rain poured down all yesterday after
noon the New York Central railroad
would have had an excursion upon it's
hands larger than any one for many
years. As it was trainload after train
load Of curiosity seekers either landed
at the stations near by the point OF the
wreck and walked through the drench-
ing rain to stand there and stare at the
burning embers and mutilated cars OF
else rode down on the trains to the
vantage point.
And in a measure this travesty upon
the intelligent appreciation Of a ca
lamitous event was repeated in another
form at the coroner's Office in Cold
Spring, where 16 of the dead bodies lay.
OF these 16, eight were heather for
eigners, whose names or residences
meant scarcely nothing 70 the general
public and yet six of these eight were
identified and claimed long before any
person had come forward 10 inquire or
respectable Christian white women, the
only women killed in the wreck. In
the morgue they lay, unclaimed and un-
sought, while the other dead were
claimed and taken care Of The 16
bodies that were held at Cold Spring for
identification and to be claimed by rel
atives were divided between the UNDER
taking establishments of j. Y. McKeel
and w. McIlvary.
These places were besieged by crowds
Of the curious. but only those who
might In any way establish the Identity
of the victims were admitted to look
upon them. The first body identified
yesterday was that of Samuel Williams,
7S1 Best street. Buffalo, who died after
being taken out Of the wreck and while
on his way to the PeekslSill hospital
The body was removed from Peekskill
to Cold Spring and later was identified
by the mans brother. Henry c. VIII
liams. and Rev. August Goetz, pastor
of the Bartholomew Evangelical church
Of Buffalo.
1t was a very pathetic picture that
was presented by the brother and his
pastor as they clasped hands over the
body of the dead man and wept to-
gether. The body was shipped to Buff
falo.
The Cinnamon. who it was supposed
would have to be buried at the coun-
ty's expense. We're for the most part
identified by prominent Celestials from
New York. All but two or three were
identified by Sam Ping Lee, vice presi-
dent of the Chinese Equal Rights
league Of 4 Mott street. New York and
by Charles T. Sing, an Americanized
Chinaman and court interpreter of
Third street New York.
Most of the Cinnamon lived in New
York. Chin Lee Song and Chin Fong
Hop were brothers. who lived in San
Francisco and were on their way To
New York to live, being in charge OF
their father, Chin Quong Hon of Il
Mott street, and who is now among the
injured in the Peeksl1ill hospital Hoe
Wuh. 90 years of age and for number
Of years a resident of New York, was
on his way home from a visit to Sar
Francisco.
Yesterday during the afternoon q
number Of employees of a Mott street
undertaken reached Cold Spring pre-