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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-14

Postmaster General Gary ex-
presses pleasure at the wide
spread comment upon his recon-
mendation for the establishment
of postal savings banks and in
vites further discussion of the
subject. If we all put our heads
together, the postmaster general
says, 1.-The right plan can be de-
yised, and that is what the
country wants"
1t is not often that cabinet
officer manifests such DISPOSE
ton to learn the desires of the
people on matters of legislation
connected with the development
of his department. Postmaster
General Gary's request for a
widespread popular expression
of opinion on the subject should
meet with hearty response on
the part of the people. The
newspapers have already per-
formed their duty in the matter.
Labor organizations, too have
very generally given considera-
ton to the subject and with al
most unanimous voice have ask
ed for postal banks. 1t remains
now for other bodies, especially
those representing the CONNER
cial interests of the country, to
give their approval to the agita-
ton, in order that congress may
be assured that the sentiment of
all classes in the nation is vir-
tually united in favor of the early
establishment of these much
needed institutions for the safe
keeping of the savings of per-
sons Of moderate means. 1t may
be true that the commercial and
business classes of the country
have not such an immediate, per-
sonal interest in the establish
ment of postal savings banks as
have the wage sarners. But the
commercial portion of the com
munity cannot afford to manifest
indifference to the we'll being
and contentment of the working
population of the country. Let
them do what they can to pro
mote good feeling at least by
giving consideration to PROPOSE
tons like that for the establish
ment of postal savings banks.
the only object of which is to do
something for the people, whose
interests are only too rarely the
subject of intelligent considera-
ton by makers. Chicago
Record.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-14

Since the death of Charles A.
Dana it has come to light that
}. Pierpoint Morgan holds a
controlling interest in the New
York Sun. 1t is said in 1883
Dana made a contract with this
firm of bankers whereby he was
to receive $50, 900 per month as
Idaho World.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-14

1t is very evident that one of
the first important matters to
claim the attention of Congress
will be the annexation of Hawaii.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-14

The work of securing a jury
for the second trial of Leutgart
has begun in a Chicago court,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-14
ASFIRST- CLASS HOTEL. x

When in Challis be sure and
stop at this hotel. The tables
are always supplied with the best
the market affords, and they can
not be surpassed in Custer
county. Commodious sample
rooms for travelling men,
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Entire vagabonds
--Flgure-toi que ce matin j'ai
trouye un portefeuille.
-Et tn Fas rendu
oh non .... lie monsieur ne
m'aurait peut-etre pas donne uns
recompense, ct je ne yeux pas fairs
d 'ingrat.
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u.-LE D0CTEUR BRLCOURT.

Jolivet, CONNIE nous ls sayons,
ne dsvait sa fortune qua son tsavail
ct await dtbutS en- qualit4 de simple
oavrisr dams la maison don't il Stait
dessna le chef plus tard. Ayant
epouss Ia file de son sneisn patron.
il await, pendant quarante ans, diri-
g avss sagesse ct prudence son
waste Establishment de tannsrie 4
Orleans. A la mort de Ga femme II
await senda son usine ct s'etalt
installS avsc ses enfants dams uue
lolle habltatioa quill possedait sur
le qusi de ia Loire. Joliyst passait
pour un tres honnsts honms, mais
sss manlsres ct son langaae n'ap-
partenalent pas / 10 neilleule CON-
pagnie. Ii 6tait vif, despotique,
opinlatre dams ses idess sa mise
etait ndsl;3ee, "a toulnure vulgxire.
I'm ss Qualitl de millionaire, eeux
qui l'approchaient lui pa,donnaient
bien des chooses mais, su cercIe,
on il await cru deyoir he faire ad.
METRE atm d 'oceuper kes koirees, on
ne lui epargnalt guere les raillsrios,
don't d'habltude il ne s'spercevait
pas.
LIE doctenr Belcou,t, qui raccom-
pagnait en- &c moment, await yingt-
huit ans au plus. Sa figure franche,
encadr&s de favors blonds, ses
yeux sifs ct spirituels, ses manieres
gracieuses, - prestance, faisaient de
lui an yeritable "medeein des
danes titre que lon commencait
lul donner dams 10 vile. Sa redin-
cote ct son psntalon noirs etaient
.coupes par un tailleur parisien, ct il
portait asec aisanee la cravats
blanche traditionnelle. Ii formait
ainsi aysc SON futur beau-pers, an
seritable contraste Fun ct i'autre
paraissalent appartenir non seule-
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No 9
ment a un monde different, mais
meme a dcs races diffSrentes.

"s"e un monde 0lnerent, mals
meme a des faces diffarentes.
Belcourt, toutefois, CONNIE Fan
Glen tanneur, ne devait QUA lui-
meme ie rang quill occupait dams ID
societd. De famills pauvre ct obs
cure, Il await stk Glsvs par un
oncle, ancien capitalne dInfantsrie,
sui, peu fortune au.si, s'&tali iagsni6
lui fa!re donner uae bonne &duea-
ton. Encore le dIgne oncle aavait-
il pa acheyer 80 sAchs il stait
mort au moment Oh Belcourt venalt
detrs requ baehelier, ct manquait
jas'ement lorsque son appui allait
dsvsnir le plus nscessaire.
II n'avait laiss4 son ueveu en-
mourant que quelques milliers de
francs, somms tres insuffisante pour
permeitrs au jeuns h6ritisr d'attein-
Ore une position honorable ct lucra-
tive. Msis Belcourt await resolu
detre medeein ct, 81 hunbles eue
fsssent sea resources, il % Ysndit .
Paris, adn d'y commenoer les tongues.
difficiles ct eohteukes atudes do II
science med'czls.
Par quels miracles riussit.il dams
son projet = Pendant cine mortelles
annses, il supporta les plus afreuses
privations. j travaillait mutt ct
Jour pour fairs malcher ges fonctions
fastldieusas svsc kes studes seisnti-
fques, Sc refusant tous les plaisirs,
toutes les distractions. Enfn il stait
arrive su tesne de ses &preuves. LIE
diplome de doctsur ayant etc Ia
recompense de ses efforts, il await
choisi Orleans pour So residence.
bien quill y commit peu de monde
ct quill ny eAt point d'amis. Ses
debuts, CONNIE nous ne l'isnorons
pas, staient passablement rudes
mais lespoir d'epouser bien,ot Ia
belle ct richie Vlctoire Jolivet rele-
valt son courage ct tout, q cette
heure, lui presageait un brilliant
avenlr.
Bslcourt ct son futur beau-pers
s'avancsrent, appuyis Pun sur
iautre, dams les salons du oercle.
Sauf Deluxy ct Asbertin Qui salue-
rent Jolivst, on ne leur accorda pas
grande attention, ct lis allArent
s'installer dams le fnmoir on le bon
homns Sc fit apporter, par lie garson
du ccrcle, So crosse pipe d'6cums
tandis que Belcourt allumalt un
clgare.
Leur conversation, asssZ animee.
await pour su1et, la fancee du doe.
teur.
Sscrsbleu I! s'9cria tout coup
Jolivet, avec un accent de rondeur,
au point on nous sn sommes, Qu'at-
rendezvous done pour en- finir ?
Les ''papiers de Ia mairie' sont prets
=. A Quand Ia sorbeiIle ct les Ca
deRux de noces?
LIE doetear tressaillit.
LA corbeille ! repeta-til j'at.
tendais yotre Autolisation 80. 1t
puis, je veux tout oe quill y a plus
beau pour l'offrir = mon adorable
fianc{e.
Pas de folies pourtant, doctsurI
Nictoire est toute simple -. Con-
tentez.vous de faire les chooses
CONNIE il faut.
-Blen. bisn, repnt Belcourt ia
girai pour lie mieux ct puissue
vous me permettez d'offrir 10 cor.
BELLE, je ysis men occuper !. !. je
men occupsrai =. des demain.
4 continusr.
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FEUILLETON
Ii CHiRLlIAl.
Per Ellie BERTHET.-
l.-LE CERCLR.

place du Aar,roy, / Orleans, IN
cerele renomme 4u'on sppslsit ls
"Cercle da Commerce ct des Arts"
On se rtunissalt. shsque soir, dans
un waste appartement, au premier
etaEe dune maissn de belle appa-
renee, en- face do i'anxlenns statue
de Ia Pueello. On jouait au BILLIARD,
Aux echsss, aux dominos on lisait
les journaux es on cxusa,t politiqse;;
II arrivait souvxnt qua dix heafss
les socletxires ttaisLI lentris shsz
eux. A csrtAlAs jours settlement
quelques parties dc bsecara s'snga-
ysalent, q sIols il ~ psrdait ON ss
gagnait de grosss. sommss, dams dss
stAasss qai - ptolongealent 1us4ua
natia.
Tn soir d'ou,obrs, a ! heuTs on le
xargon du ccrole yenait d'alluusr IL
gas, Il ny await sncor. aus dsua
hxbltuas uans les salons. L'an ttait
NJ. Aubsrtin, bsnquisr louchs, graad
lanosur d 'affairss yirsuscs, prAsidsnt
de piusi.urs colnpagnies inoonnuss.
Ii passalt pour gsgnGr bsausoup
darKent ct a,alt toujours qusl9uss
bllle.s de banque q Ia disposition de
qulcvuYue lul ottrait de sutf1san,es
gxrantiss.
Son in,erlocuteur Gtait NJ. Deluzy,
gros manufacturer, tsnan, 4 ORLEANS
Nm depot dc fontes st fsrs pour Ia
marine. Sa psrAonne uspendant ne
repondait Suele aux prStentions dc
ss mise 4 la dsrLlere mode gros,
court, rosgeaud, II await dss allure.
assez vulgaires, bisn que son oil
girls ne naaquat pas non plus
d'astucs ct d'avidite.
Aubsrtin ct Dslu7y, Qui ataient
fort lies, ssussisAt 1 dsmi-voix, assis
sur un oansrl de cur.
--Psnssz-vous, mon cher Aubsrtin,
dsnanda 10 manufacturer, quill
visndra isi ee soir :?
-Csst probable -. Jolivst
nous i amenera somme il fart souvent,
pour tel miner Ia soirts, api6s avoir
pass6 une couple d'heures auprAs de
Mile Vistolrs, ID future.
LA future voss croytz done
10 marriage arrst1
u On ssis certain ..... lie pere
Joliyet, un anslen tannsur gul
rSalisi, sn SO rstirant du commerce,
soixante bsnnss mile livrss d.
rsats, await asluis lonatemrs Ia
toQaade de marler "a nile i m
dostsur en- midssins. lie doeteur
Bslcourt nous est arrive tout droit
do Paris, avse son diplomc de
f,afehs date, sts'sst etabli d ORLEANS.
Jsuns, bsaa gsrcon, spiritusl, il
"prsna" dune naniers msryeillsuse.
lc papa Jolivss lal dome - file
aimee avsc quatre cent mile fyaLcs
dc dot :. Qa'y a-t-il d'itonnant,
puissus Bslsourt, qui est malln,
su ~ faiis aimer de Ia petite /? 49,.
Ma foi
A mssurs que 10 banquier inumt-
rait, avsc uns G mplaisance niehan-
", les avan,ages de CO marriage, les
traits dc Deluzy - rmbruaissaisnt.
-Je ne supposais pas, balba,is-
til. les shosss ST avaasiss +!
Files sont 81 avancies que, de
part ct dau,res, il ny plus a sen
dIdirs. Je conpxends, mon pauyre
ami, poursuivit AubertiA dun ton
de fausse sommisSration, que celia
veus ehagrine. Vous auisi, vous
aviez jet6 votre disolu sur Victoire
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Jollvet 80. ct sur "a dot. Reelle
msnt, avsc votie nom. votre fortune,
votre rang dams Ia haute indus.rie,
on stt dh vous pY4fIrer d CO va.nu-
pisds de doctssr
-Vcus avsz rsison, Aubertin,
r6pllqua lie manufacturer tristement,
j'aurais it1 peuY Mile Jolivst un
mari bsaucoup plus convenable que
sst aysntarieY. La dot n'etlt per-
mis- dc donner de extension 4 mes
adaires, A'aeeomplir do grandes
autliorations 1 mes forges ds Jura,
do deeuplsr mes bsnttiess -. Ce
WEAK tannsur nanqus absolHment
d'intelligsnee, bisn gu II ait eu esl!s
dc fare - fortaus.
Aux ianosents les Mains plel-
mes, vous saves II 4 prospkrS par
dc pstlts moyens le travail, l4so-
monte, Ia patience -. CO nest
guers qa'un ouvrier rtussi -. Eh
blsa slosta 10 bsnquisr en- baissant
10 volx. j. velx vous METRE un peu
de baums dams le sang. lie marriage
est srrett, les paroles cont donnes. (;
nais ce nest pas fait encore -.
Que ditsa-vous, Aubsrtln !? De
sraee, a'tyeillss pas en- moi dss
sspSrancss i!Iueoirss. car j'ai eette
anairs bsausoup plus 4 seur que
vous ns l'lmaginsx.
-Eeoussz csci :. lie papa Joli-
vet, ties Eositif. ne croft qs'au
sucees qui se ,laduit en- argent. Or.
auoisue Bsloourt ait blsn pris a
Orleans, on ne Sc presse pas, lei
CONNIE aillenrs, de payer le msdscin.
Ii est done loin de- rouler sur Tor. ct
n ose r6slamer son dh a certslns
gros clients, de peur de % deconsids-
rer -. Bret, II ne peut Sc proourer
Ia sonns necssssire 4 pacqulsltion
des presents de noce.
-Voyez-vous la une dfficulte
s6rieuse, Auber.in Grave au beau
marriage gull va oonelsre, Belcourt
trouvera faeilenent ......
Pas ST faeilement. LIE docteur
complend la naceaslte de faire bien
les chooses la moindre mssquinerie
le psrdrait dams l'ssprit de son futur
beau perc. Quand une 1sune file
vous apporle en- dot vlnst mile
frames de rente, il est indispe ensable
Dc lai ofrir des cachemires, dies
dentslles, des diamants. Aus.i
Beleourt a-tll beAoin dc dix mile
francs ...... ct il shcrehe en- ce
moment les enpruntsr. Tenez,
mon cher Dsluzy, jai w 60 matin ls
doetsar chsx moi, ct i. ma prof. oss
dc lui avancer cstts sonme, promet-
tsnt dc la renbourssr pl plomptemenl,
avsc les intsrets qu Ii me plairait de
tiXer.
-Mais vous ne Ia lui ayeE pas
avanses, Anbsrtin !? Vous ne mau-
rles pas jou6 ls villain tour de 10
tirsr d EN- barlas?
Non, non, rassarez-yous j'ai
reponas que jstais engage duns
d inportantss operations fnansieres
ct que je n'asais pas de fonds dis
ponibiss. II est paru tout psnaud
-Alnsi, vous croyez que Belcourt
ne rtussns pas Sc proeurer les dix
mile franSs nsceEsaires pour les
cadsaux de nocs
--Je ne sails trop -. Je be vols,
parmi les "hommss d'arsent' ds la
place, personne qui soft dispose
les lui prefer ct il peut se trouver
entraIne a de fausses demarches.
qui aulont pour lui de grandes con
sequences -. lie pore Jolivet,
CONNIE tous les esprits etroits, est
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avec ses doigts sur le dossier dun
fauteuil
Fous avez raison, Aubertin,
reprlt-il endn, ee marriage n'est pas
fsit encore ct il reste quelaues
chances -. Soyez mon allie dsns
cetts afairs ct entsndons- pour
pro6ter de la moindre Circumstance
qui se produira. LIE Belcourt une
fois evines, je ne dassspererais pas
de rsmporter ''la victoire p lie pare
ct Ia file ont toujours bien ae cueil-
II 81 Jepousais cetse petite, mon
cher Aubertin, je N en- mprssserais lie
vous remboarser les trentc mile
france que je yous dois par suits dc
cstte malhsureuse baisee des fsrs. ct
pour lsslasls ie yous paye de 81
forts intlrets.
-Cest hon, e'est bon, js ne suis
pas inqulst, Deuzy, car sous n'aver
donna dss gsrantlss ssrieuses. 49,.
Je vous seryirai a titse d'ami, .,
chaudsment, je vous assure.
Pendant que lie banquisr st le
naftrs de forge sausaient ainsi i
Fecart, les habjtnes du cercIs etaispt
arrives un 4 un, on await allums tous
les bees de gsz. Des parties sen
gageaisnt ON entsndsit slaquer les
billes de billiard. Quslques ans dss
assistants s'staiens sssis dtja au,our
dune table pour 1oasr au basoars,
gu CONNIE ils disaisnt, poar "tsillsr
un tabae, 81 tout anaoncait que Ia
mutt sersit feeonde en- emotions.
Aubertin, grand jousur, ct souvent
joueur heareax, allalt prsndrs @
place aa bacesra, Quand plusieurs
pcrsonnss entrerant dams le premier
salon. Cne vo.x forte, aux intona-
tioas brnsaues, dominait le bruit.
Dsluzy tit an slgne Az bsnouier, pour
finvitsr 4 ttse aitentif. Aa meme
instant. Ianeien tannsur Joliyet
psrut, aceompagLe de son asndre
futur.
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: RAILROAD s. MARKET. /:

PROPRIETOR

PROPRIETOR.
Choice fresh beef, pork, veal, mutton and
saueRges constantly ON hand.
Open EVERY MORNING.
Situated on the Railroad. corner st. Mary
Street and of easy access from all parts OF
the town.
The herald., 1897-08-22
ON THE DIAMOND
Winners of Games Played by League
Clubs

BALTIMORE, Aug. 21.-The Cham
pions won easily today from Cleveland,
knocking Wilson and Young out Of the
box and touching up Cuppy in actively
manner. Corbett became steady after
the second inning and pitched a great
game, striking out eight men. Score
Baltimore II, base hits 10, error /; Cleve-
land 6. base hits II, errors O.
Philadelphia.-Orth pitched a superb
game this afternoon, holding Cincin-
rati down to five scattered singles.
Score: Philadelphia s, base hits IL, err
ror 1; Cincinnati l, base hits 5, error /.
hington.-Although the Senators
made fewer hits than the Colts, they
drives. Thornton struck out ten men,
and towards the close Of the game held
down the hits Score: Washington 6,
base hits 9, error /; Chicago 4, base hits
10, errors 0.
New York.-The Giants won the rub
Der from the Colonels this afternoon be-
cause they were able to bunch their hits
i'll four innings. Rusie was puzzle to
the Colonels. Score: New York z. base
hits 10, errors 2; Louisville 2. base hits
4, errorS2.
BrOOklyn.-l ne last game VI .He eeo
con between the st. Louis Browns ano
Brooklyn resulted in a victory for the
Browns today after eleven exciting in
nings. Score: Brooklyn 3, base hits 3
errors 7; st. Louis 4, base hits 7, errors 8
Boston.-Pittsburg should have wor
today's game, and would have done 81
but for disastrous muff in the nintf
inning. Score: Boston 13. base hits 10
error /; Pittsburg T. base hits p, errors
AMATEUR PLAYING.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.-Abou
four thousand people witnessed the base
ball game this afternoon at Central parl
| between the Union Iron works team ant
a team from the Santa Clara college
The local team won easily. Score: Uniol
hon Works 10, Santa Clara College6.
The herald., 1897-08-22
GLENRROOK PARK

| GRASS VALLEY, Aug. .21.-There was
very good attendance at the Glenbrook
park races today. Five running races
were pulled off and one trotting race for
roadsters to cart. Tomorrow will see
the finish of a very successful week s
meet. Results:
Six furlongs-Wheelih Bros Gilt
Edge purse-Jerildro won, Modestia Sec
ond, Lindendale third. Time, 1:16.
Four and a half furlongs, Capt. Ruhs-
taller Gilt Edge purse-Stormy won,
Soledad second, Jessie o. third. Time,
O:551a.
Five furlongs-Grass Valley citizens
purse No. 1, owners handicap-Defender
won, Dongara second, George L. third.
Time, 1:02%.
Seven furlongs-George Mainhart
purse-Trix won. Two Cheers second,
Rapido third. Time, 1:29%
Five and half furlongs, Grass Valley
citizens purse No. 2-Free Will won.
Durango second, Cardwell third. Time,
1:O9
Trotting and pacing, superintendents'
race, two in three, for roadsters only,
to cart:
First heat-Emma C. won, Pennsyl-
vania second, George third. Time, 3:17.
In the final heat Emma C. came in
first in 2:571a, winning the race. George
was second.
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nothing more than the outcome Of the
wanton indecision displayed by the Ha-
waiian authorities. No special reason
is assigned for the return of Councillor
Ayikama, except that the final negotia-
| lions having been arrived at there was
no further reason for his remaining
longer on the islands. The japanese
government is preparing to publish all
correspondence and proceedings in the
case in the event of the matter being
submitted to arbitration. 1t will insist
upon the settlement of the following
claims:
First-That the action Of Hawaii in re-
fusing the landing Of the Japanese was
a fragrant violation Of treaty.
Second-that the Hawaiian govern
ment is responsible to pay damages re-
sulting therefrom.
Third-That the Hawaiian govern
ment is required to establish a guaran-
tee to avoid future trouble of a similar
kind.
The Japanese Times, commenting on
the subject of annexation, says: 80 far
as Japan's attitude to annexation is
concerned, 1t will remain unchanged
even after the settlement of her trouble
with Hawaii. Her attitude has been
and will be opposed to annexation by
America, not because she harbors any
ambitious designs upon those islands,
but simply and solely because she is de-
sirous of guarding the legitimate rights
of her citizens there"
A severe and prolonged earthquake
shock was experienced in Yokohama
and surrounding towns on July 20.
Eight people were trampled to death
during the crush at public festival to
Kochi on July %. During a blockade
on the Tenjinbashi bridge a party of
young ruffians attempted to force their
way through the crowd. About forty
people were knocked down, a panic en-
The herald., 1897-08-22

Wheel club and the Arapahoe whee
club was won by the former team by a
mile and one-sixteenth. The time was
z:O9:3s.
Before the race Amos Hughes broke
the three mile, unpaced, flying
start, professional record of TIL, MAX
ing the distance in 6:46 2-5. Joe He'll
broke the amateur record for two miles,
unpaced, from flying start, by making
the distance in 4:27 3-5. The former
record was 4:39 4-5.
TACOMA RACES
TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 21.-The first
days events of the two days bicycle
races held today under the auspices of
the Tacoma Race Promoters associa-
tion, a branch of the California Associ-
ated Cycling clubs were in every way a
marken success.
Two-thirds mile profe essional-Down-
ing won, Vaughn second, G. Sharick
third; time, 1:30.
One-third mile, amateur-Wing won,
Dow second, Laumeister third; time
49 2-5.
Two mile handicap-G. Sharick ESQ
yards) won, Bartholomew Goo yards)
second, I. Sharick 900 yards) third time
5:45 Ziegler (scratch) quit after the
fourth lap.
BOSTON WHEELING
BOSTON, Aug. 20--Tom Barnaby won
the six days bicycle race, eight hours
day, at Charles River park, tonight.
Frank Waller finished second and Harry
F. Elkes third. The first five men to
finish all beat the best previous record
Of S74 miles by large margin. Score:
Barnaby, 993 miles L lap; Weller, 993
miles lap; H. D. Elkes, $50 miles lap;
Dench, 923 miles laps; Foster 907 miles;
Laurickes, 800 miles laps; w. A Elkes,
7S5 miles laps; Hall, 712 miles; Blakes-
lee, 6S7 miles laps; Steeg, 676 miles;
Gleck, sos miles laps.
The herald., 1897-08-22
and fully forty passengers injured. sew

and fully forty passengers injured. sew
eral fatally.
The excursion was run by the Peoples
tea store of this city to Toledo and re-
turn, and most of the passengers were
residents of Lima. There is no target at
the junction and the accident resulted
from the failure Of the freight crew to
stop the train. The excursion consisted
of an engine and six coaches. The freight
engine struck near the rear of the fifth
coach and turned 1t upside down in a
ditch. The last car was derailed and
badly wrecked and turned partly over.
Fatally injured:
Mrs. John Burnham, Lima, skull
crushed.
Mrs. William Murray, Lima injured inc
ternally.
Mrs. I. N. Scanlon, Lima, body cut and
bruised and injured internally.
Mrs. H. F. Bennett, st. Marys, Ohio,
injured internally and head badly
bruised.
Mrs. ]. o. Bree, Lima, skull fractured
and injured internally,