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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30

Just before noon yesterday a private carriage
In which were two women was driven over tho
north roadway OF the Brooklyn Bridge. Frolick-
ing along with it part OF the way was a big
age the railroad tracks slope down until almost
even with the roadway The third or power
raj. is nearest to the roadway. and Is heavily
charged with electricity. Onto this. in one OF
his pranks. the dog jumped. Then he bounded
into the air and fell dead. The carriage rolled
penod.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
TICKET I N UPHELD.
WEIGH Lsses His Salt Against the BIG -Four for
Damage for EjeetnenL

Damage for EJeetnenL
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 29.-The Jury in
tho damage suit of John WEIGH against the Big
Four returned a verdict for the road. WEIGH
bought a ticket in New York for Tcrre Haute
by the Chesapeake and Ohio route, going from
New York to Newport News by boat. 1t was q
four days limit ticket. He alleged that tho
boat missed connection at Newport News and
that there was also delay on tho Chesapeake
and Ohio. When he arrived at Cincinnati the
time was up, but the Big Four conductor car
ried him to Indianapolis, The conductor out
structed tho jury that It was obligatory on tho
plaintiff to prove that the conductor who waived
the time limit was authorized to do SO. This
proof was not forthcoming. One of tho para
graphs in the complaint was that four days was
not long enough time to cover possible delays.
The case will be taken TO the Supreme Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
Contra, Park su,e,a. wa. EDWARD >. starr.

The body of the man who shot himself near
the Blockhouse In Central Park on Friday morn
ing was identified yesterday as that OF Edward
J. Starr. q wood carver. who has worked in .
number OF hotels in the city. The identification
was made by James White OF 2O2 East ll5th
street. Starr lived at 500 East 135th street.
The body was taken from the Morgue to an
undertaken shop and will DO buried by Stars
friends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
-. spike" sullivan Wins and Tommy white
loses.
Special Gable DSSDateh to Tux Sun.

LONDON. Nov. 29.-Ben Jordan, the feather.
weight champion OF England, fought nineteen
rounds with Tommy White OF Chicago tonight
at the National sporting Club. Tho English
man won. The contest was for a purse Of 600
and a side wager OF 1900.
"Spike" sullivan, anOt err American boxer.
defeated Jimmy Curran In twenty rounds on
points. This light was for a purse OF 2A0O and
. substantial side wager.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
WALKING DELEGATES FINED.

A Now Plan for Up Attendance At
the Board Meeting.
The Board of Walking Delegates. finding that
some OF its members were in the habit of stay.
ing away from meetings without sending an
excuse. has decided to fine delegates 81 for
every time they are absen. without sending an
excuse. Yesterdays meeting was very brief.
lasting only about half an hour. Five or six
delegates who arrived too late went away say
ing things. as they will be fined for non-attend-
ancc. The fine has proved SO effective In get
ting the delegates to attend that unless tho
meetings are over very early there is likely to
be a full attendance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
shot Herself In tho Eye.

Annie Campbell. 40 years old, of Ill Green.
witch avenue, shot herself in the right eye yes.
terday. The pain was so great that she went to
st. Vincent's Hospital, whence she was taken 10
Bellevue. She is separated from her husband
and said family troubles caused her 70 attempt
suicide. She may die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
BRITISH COTTON IND UsTRH.
The Dispute Between Employers ana Opera
tiyes Not Vet Settled.

Special Gable Despatch to THE suE.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Delegates representing tho
employers and operatives in the cotton industry
met at Manchester to-day to consider the ques.
ton OF a reduction OF 8 per cent. in wages
which has been proposed by the masters. The
operatives rejected a proposal made by the EN-.
ployers to submit the matter to arbitration.
basing the question upon the condition OF the
cotton trade since sept. 30 last. The conference
then closci without further business, leaving
the matter exactly where it stood before the
meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
A Wayward sons suicide.

Edward Rademacher, 10 years old, the way
ward son OF a saloon keeper at 55 Ralph ave.
nue.. Williamsburg. went to his fathers homo
last night for tho first time In four months. He
drank four ounces Of carbolic acid, and as no
fell cried:
Mother, l have done It.. Help me-"
He died before an ambulance reached the
hnuan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
Hanged Himself from, = free.

August Klein. a bartender at Amsterdam ave-
nue. and l45th street, found the body of a sui
eide suspended from the limb of "a tree in the
vacant lot just west OF Amsterdam avenue in
l45th street yesterday. The man was poorly
dressed and wore heavy brogan shoes and no
stockings. The body was sent to the Morgue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
c~Iaas,one.s STUDY or Our Revolution.


NPtrI"T UuUe 'e'PH'V" To SUN'
LONDON. Nov. 29.-Mr. Gladstone, in ac-
knowlcdgIng the gift OF n history Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, writes that for nearly half a
century he has been an RdmirinE student Of the
American Revolution, and believes that he owes
thereto an appreciate part OF his own political
education.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
FuNT'S FINE FURNITURE.
Most Artistic Holiday Gifts.
Factory Prices.
THE NICARAGUAN CoMMIssIoN.
Likely to Sail on the Newport for the IsthnuA
Tomorrow or Thursday.

Tomorrow or Thursday.
Tho gunboat Newport is lying at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard awaiting orders to sail for Central
America with the Nicaragusn Commission. of
which Rear Admiral Walker is Chairman. Conn
mander lilly said yesterday that the vessel wac
ready to start, and that the delay in her depar-
ture was due to tho fact that some member oe
the surveying party had not as yet arrived. He
thought that the Newport would sail either to-
morrow or Thursday. She will stop at Key
West for two days and then proceed on hoP
journey to Greytown. Nicaragua, at which place
the commission will begin its work. The News
port Is Of 1000 tons and carries a crow Of 129
men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
italian CIoaLmaLeru orgaal.ed.

A meeting OF italian cloakmakers was held
last evening at 8 Spring street and an Italian
branch of the Cloakmakers' Union was formed.
Some OF the members were already in the Eng.
lish-speaking branch. The Italians who work
in the tencinents west of the Bowery. with their
wives and children. were not represented at tho
meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
= Draw between OIrar Gardiner asa George
stout.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 29.-Oscar Gardiner. the
Omaha Kid" and George Stout OF this city
fought a nfteen.round draw tonight before the
Peoples A. C. The contest was for the feather
weight championship OF Ohio. Fifteen hundred
persons were present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
Ono Hu.area Coa, TAILOR. strike.

A strike of 100 operators was ordered by tho
United Brotherhood OF Tailors yesterday in the
shop OF Contractor Klein at 164 Pitt street on
account OF O cut in wages and a day Of eleven
hours instead Of ten. The coat tailors are gen.
orally busy now making winter clothing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30
mo Hoay Hound Near Lens Hea

The BODY Vouad Near Lens Beach Identined.
The headlcss body found on Saturday between
Long Beach and Freeport was identified yeStsr-
day by Albert Carlson OF Brooklyn as that OF his
brother Thomas. Carlson was derApitated by
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-12

1t would be nothing remarkable If
war in Europe was the result of the
Cretan troubles. Greece is a very
small nation and nearly all the pow
ers of Europe have told her to keep
still. but Greece still persists and
there is no telling what the end may
be. 1t is hardly possible that Greece
would dare to be so defiant in the face
Of Europe unless she had some secret
backing. However, we would like to
see the great powers stand off and let
Greece fight it out with Turkey.
Notwithstanding the Turks superiori-
ty in numbers we have faith that
Greece would give Turkey just what
she has been badly in need of for some
years.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-12
AN OPENING FOR BRYAN.

OF Japan's adoption of the gold
standard, of the New York CONNER
cial Advertiser says: "Of recent years
Japan has been single silver stand
ard country, ana she has had full op-
portunity to test whatever virtues
that standard possesses. Her pres
ent decision to abolish it tells plainly
what she thinks of 1t, aud what her
experience has been. Like every 9TH
er nation which has tried 1t, she has
learned that II her public credit is to
be maintained and her commerce and
industry are to prosper they must be
based upon the solid rock of the sim
gle gold standard. The miserable
plight of China and India, at her
doors, constitutes an object lesson on
the fruits of silver monometallism.
Bryan should hie himself to Japan
and head of this new attempt to cru
city mankind on q cross of gold. His
swan song on repudiation would be
entirely new to the plucky little
islanders, aud, no doubt, the gate re-
ceipts would be large enough to serve
as balm for the dlsappointments he
would otherwise suffer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-12
Nortgago Sale,
MoTCEis hsreby given that certain mort
kygsSe executed aud delivered BY John II
ShieIna. nfn0lo ma Soc "a

NOTICES hereby given that certain mort
ANge$e executed aud delivered by John II.
Shlelds. q stnRle man. mOrigagOr, to 8. w. Ne
La iL,sughiin, mortgages. December 18th. 1922 and
nled Tor record In tho ofice Of the Reglster o1
DEED Deeds Of Pemhlns county and state Of North De-
p. =. and tecorded in hook ''27'' Of he mortgage
records o. aid county. at page IA, and assigned
Dy said moftgagee to Henry Montgomery, which
eoi0 ee6lSnment was recorded In tho ONCE u4
the .egtgtof Of deedt of said Pembina county on
me l4th day OF November, 1879. in book 80" Of
tne mortgage records Of raid county, At page b49,
VIII 6e !oscloeed by . sale of the premises IN
es eaid mortgsgs snd hereinafter described at the
!fons d0oro tAs court house IN the city and
county Of Pembina and state of North bakota,
st the hOuf OF O'Clock P. NJ. on the 9Th day OF
March. leH TO satisfy the amount due upon said
mortgage On tie day Of sale
Inc peemtees described in said mortgage and
which VIII 30 sold to satisfy the same are des.
cfioeo = tolloMe, to.wit: The northeast quarter
Gt secaon iws1ry mine (ne or Of sec 2g) in t,wn
ALP ALE onS nnndfed and sixty (l69 north Of range
That dshnlf has occurred in the conditions
OF ssid mortgaSc BY reason OF the non.p' yment
o. the lntaesst q therein provided, and the as.
ss.gnee q the morgagee who now hold the same
mas elected 70 declare and has declared the prin-
clp1I note due and payable. That by reason OF
soc0 docAfnton and the provisions in said
mortgage contained, there will be due on said
mIortgase on the day. Of eale the sum Of one
tnoussnd 1our hundred and thirty-six dollars
sna .a.s: ssn besides costs and at
Dated this 18th day Of January A. D., 1897.
HENRY Montgomery,
Assignee Of the mortgage.
Attornsys, Grand Forks. N. d. 1854
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Notice Of nlor,e.xe ma.

NOTICE is hereby given that that certain Mort
4Ngage executed and delivered by John NJ.
Beteman and Margaret Bsteman. his wife, Mort
gAeore. TO the Colonial and United States Mort
gage Company (L'td) Mortgage, dated the 12th
day Of January A. d. eighteen hundred and
eighty two and filed for record In the ofice OF
the Register Of Deeds of the County of Pemblns.
Territory OF Dakota and now State of North Ds.
kots, on the e0th day Of January A. D. 1sH2, and
rex ofded tn book Of Mortgages, at pages SOD
and b0l. will b foreclosed bys sale OF the prem.
st the holt door of the Court House in che City
Of Pembina, in the County of Pembina and
State of Nonh Dakota, at the hour Of two O'Clock
p. Y. on Saturday, the 18th dV Of March 1897, %
eAt1sfy the amount due upon said Mortgage on
the day OF sale with the attorneys fee and cosis
and di1bursemenes allowed By lsv.
The premises described in said Mortgage and
which will be sold 10 AtiAy the same, oe those
cefsain premtseD situated In the County Of Penn
btna and State Of North Dakots, and described
g follows, to;vit; Lots four (4) and FIVE (O
andthe south half of the southwest quariSr
g x6W ~ Of section hirty-two (82) township
containing one hundred end thirty (lS0) acres si
land. moro or len, according to the government
survey thereof.
There will be due on suoh Mort sse 1T the
date Of sale the sum Of four hundred end afty.
six dollars and forty three can6 (Ss564S exclus.
i've of the attorneys fee and costs and disburee-
msnts allowed by law.
Dated Ergo. N. D., January 1rd, 1897.
T13E COLONIAL AND UNITED SrAFEs
MoaTeA0s CoNPANY (L'TD,)
JSo. D. FARRAND. Mortgage.
Attorney for Mertgssee.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-12
SCHOOL LAND LEASING,

Tho following described common school lands
eno any other state lands not already leased,
situated IN Pembina county, North Dakota. vii
be offered forl lease atpnblic auction to the high
eet bidder ut the Court HOUSE in the city OF Penn
bina; between the hosrs Of 10 O'Clock .. M. and
10 %c,oSk Log; p M, on Wsdns.sy March l7th 1t
been leased or offered for lease.
Az lands will be offered in tracts as hererin de.
scrlbed. No bids will bS entertained for less
than Ave per cent ofthe sppraised value Of cniti.
vated lands. and one pei cent of,he appraltsl Of
sll uncultivated lands. All quarter sections
having breaking thereon, appraised at ten dol.
n1 sIc or over per acre VIII 90 leased for one
and les. than len dollars viii be leased Led for M
period Of three years. Land: appraised At less
iod Of i've years. Quarter ssctions having no
6.e 6reasing thereon. appraised q ten dollars Or
over per acre Will be lensed for one year only,
and aIl other snch lands will be leased for Der.
tod Of i've years.
The entire amount Of first years rent must be
paid at the time Of leasing or The tract will be
leased I9a 70 the next highest bidder The Board Of
University and school Lands reserves the right
to reject any or all bids
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Notice er Mortgage Foreclosure sale.

Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that that certain mon.
1Ngage, executed and delivered by Austin &.
Ruesell and Rachael n. Russell, his wife mort.
gagOrs, to John w. Dwight, morigagee, dateil
the tenth day of July, 1895. and fled fnr record
N the once OF the register of deeds oflhe County
of Pembina and State Of North Dakota on tho
1th day9f Jnly, 1885, and recorded in book :'6O''
0Im0rtga&e4 et 1ages 336, 906. 267 snd 98S, will
20 forecto.1d by . sale Of the premises IL such
mOrtgegSand hereinafter Described. at the frOnt
aoor otsne Court Aonse Ia the City' Of NembinA
h IN the . C9anty q Psnbina and s,sts of Norh D.
day Of March. lee7. = .afisy yths 1znount due up-
iies dessfibedi - such mostgaeo and Which VII
be sold 10 eattafy the same 6ro described ~ fol.
lows: The smith one half q. K) Of the north.
west one quarter(N. w. ~ and lots numbered
three (8) and four ~ of section numbered three
l8) In T0wnshtp numbered one hundred and six.
ty.tw0 (16O north OF range numbered fifty ono
{5D west OF the 9Th principal meridian, contain
Ing one hundred sixty and sixty one -hundredthu
Si60 6o-l0O acres, more or less, according to the
United states Government survey thereof.
Inere VII! be due on such mortgage 1t the
five and twenty-five hundredths Isl 125.22) dol
lars; by reason Of the defaultof the mOr,gsgors
IN not paying $28. 33 interest due November iOth.
1895. and 80 interest due November 10Th. 1006
the mortgage has aud does hereby declare tie
whole sum Of the principal and interest afOre-
eatd due and payable, besides costs, disburee-
ments and 1880 attorneys fee allowed by law.
Dated January 18th, 1887.
WILLIINJ. CLAPP, JOHN w. DWIGHT
Attorney for Mortgage, MOrtga1ee.
Fargo, North Dakota.
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hssiee Of Mortgage Sale.

NOTICE u hereby given. that that certain
4Nmoxtgaee: executed nnd delivered by Rudolf
=. kargelsnd Lena Kargel, his wife. Mortgagors
to Fargo Iosn Agency Mortgagee, dated the
mt day q Decem6e. A; p. eighteen hundred
Of the Rsgiaer Of Deeds Of the County Of Pembi-
9a.and state Of North Dakota, on the tenth day Of
January a. D. 1885. and recorded in bOok 81 OF
mortgages, at page 40; will be forecloeed BY .
ea.e OF the premises in such mortgage and here
matter described. at the front door Of the Court
House IL the city Of Pembi ma. county Of Pembi-
na and state OF North Dakota. at the hour of 2
% o'clock kP. !. on Saturday. the 18th day of March
1897, to aatsfy the amount due upon said mott
gage on the day Of sale. with the attorneys feep
and costs and disbursements allowed by law.
The premises described in enid mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the came are those
certain premises ituutcd in the County Of Penn
blna and Stats Of North Dakota, and described
~ follows, t0-wit; The southwest quarter
(SW ~ ofsectton eight (8) township one hum
dred and sixty (l6O> range fifty -four (54) contain
ing one hundred and sixty (160) acres of land.
more OF less, according to the government sur.
There will be due on such mortgage at the date
OF sale the sum Of fifty-two dollars and twenty
cents S(o2.Ab exclusive Of attorneys fee and
cost and disbursements allowed by law.
Dated ct Fargo, Norlh Dakota. this 23rd day
Of January, 1887.
JNO. d. FARRAND, FARGO LOAN AGENCY
Attorney for Mortgage. MOrIgagee,
Fargo, North Dakota.
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Notice sf als,ssaRe sale.

NOTICE 10 hereby Gwen that that certain mort.
N9sge .eEecuted aud delivered by Joseph
VHara, single, moftsaRor, to 8. w. Mclaughlin,
mortgage, dated the 10Th day Of October, 1892
and fled for record in tho ONCE Of the Register
of Deeds Of the COMFY Of Pembins and State Of
North Dakota on the 18th day Of October. lape
aad recorded IN hook ''27'' OF the AOrtGg ge Re.
cords Of said County at page .'o6" will Be fore
closed BY sale Of tho premiaes IN eaid mortgs-
&c and hereinafter described, st the front door
Of the Court Hpu.e In the City Of Pembins. in
the County ofPehbins snd State Of North Da.
kota ct the hour pf tSo O'Clock P. II. on the 2Oth
day Of March, 1871 to satisfy the amount due up.
on said mosicasson the dsY Of ssle.
which Hil t, e solp 70 satisfy ae sane sle de-
sr Of section % .5TSson - 81: "; < Of &C. 81! y
range afty.two ~ wet In Pembias County,
provision thereil to the eject that II default
should be made ID the payment of the intsrest
therein secured when the same became by Ito
terms due, the noongages should have de right
to declhre the whoe amount Of principal and In.
Osrsst due and to fereol0ee mid mortgage for the
Alns; a1d the intsbst coupon for SkS.o6 due on
the 10th day Of Oct>ber. l6o6 being past due and
unpaid the mortgatos has sleQed 70 declare and
hes deslarsd tie Whole amount secured By said
moytRseo due, andkhat By rolDon Of fthe erms of
ssid mortgage then will 6e due upon the said
mortgages at The dat of ME the Aam Of $4,000.
Dated at Grand lbrks, North Dskon, this 3Rh
day Of January. :, ~
CocnRANs 4 FHnesAM, MOrteaoee.
Attorney f0t 1ostRaGee.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-12

The annual statement Of the Penn.
bins Building and Loan Association
published ia this issue is an example
of how "many q mickle makes q
Muckle." The association has been
In business nine years and during the
last year has paid up and of the first
series Of stock. Nearly all Of these
first stockholders are still owners of
stock In the later series, which proves
their satisfaction. The annual In
come Of the association is now about
$S, 900 yearly. This money is paid in
monthly and loaned monthly. No
large amounts are allowed to accumu-
late and this is one of the features
which makes the Investment of funds
50 safe. Breaking banks or default
Ing officers could not get away with
but little OF the Building and Loan
funds. Its assets are invested princi-
pally IN gilt edge mortgages. Anoth-
er feature Is the small expense ac-
count. Last year the expense" item
shows only $l66. Is for which sum near
ly $4,000 was received and disbursed
the receipts being mostly small sums
Of from 81 to $40 monthly.
To borrowers the association gives
some opportunities not TO be had else
where. 1t Is hard to prove that it is
possible that the investor and bor-
rover are alike benefited oy the b.
s. z. system, and yet it is true. lst.
the B. & L. loans on town property,
as we'll as farm lands; End. In prac-
tice in the payments of loans, the
principal and interest is divided into
about 100 equal monthly payments.
3rd. the average rate of interest paid
by borrowers is about ten per cent.
4th. each borrower is a shareholder,
and he Is equally interested ia the
government and success Of the associ.
alton. 5th. The amount paid for q
rented house usually exceeds the
monthly payments on loan that rep
resents three fourths Of the purchase
price Of the same house. To illus.
trate. A house worth $500. will rent
for say $40. month. A $500. loan IN
the association at high poDus will
net $400. That is, to get 800. cash, it
would be necessary to carry 5 shares
and pay interest on $500, making the
monthly payments, on S shares $3.50,
interest on loan $500, total monthly
charges $3.50; when paid for 100
months the whole debt would be paid
and the house belong to the renter.
Whereas II he paid 9l0. :. month rent
he ssDutd stmply Do OUT that much
money.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-12
WINTER RA1LRvApINa.

We do not realize how closely the
steel bands of the railroads bind us to
the outside world, until as happened
last week, something occurs to pre-
vent the daily arrivals of the mail.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday the
trains were blockaded by snow and we
had nothing to read. Meantime the
inauguration was being held. the
Turks and Greeks were quarrellng and
the legislature was turning bills up
and down in Bismarck. It's lone
some day when the train don't come.
1t Is good place to say right here,
that the train service this winter on
this line has been run very regularly
In spite of the tremendous difficulties.
The cost In money has been enormous.
There hes been hardly a week since
Thanksgiving that the track has not
been filled with snow, to such an ex.
tent that it required the service of
from two to five. engines to get the
trains through. Several accidents
have occurred but it is the train crews
who are usually the sufferers. No IA
tai accidents have occurred that we
remember on the Northern Pacific,
but several deaths and serioug injur.
les have happened on the G. N. to che
train men.
The wonder is that In such winter
accidents are not more common.
Think of the force and momentum of
two or three heavy engines, with a
train behind, being hurled at the rate
of a mile q minute ut snow bank,
six. eight or dozen feet deep, and al
most us solid as q bank Of earth. The
wonder is that rails and spikes and
ties are not torn from their founda-
tions, the trains piled and doubled up
Into debris. and everybody killed that
Is on the train. And vet every time
the engineer starts for snow-bank he
takes all these chances; coolly, bravely,
he never hesitates, it is daily duty,
and the world only knows that brief
paragraph now and then says, "the
fireman was crushed under the tender
and the engineer was so badly scalded
that he died five minutes after reach.
ing his own home"
Sometimes, when waiting impa.
tiently for our mails, and We have
nothing to read or think about, it
might be we'll for US just then to re-
member and honor those men whose