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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-07
OF A GENERAL CHARACTER.

The strength of two horses equals
that of Is men, .-.-. ...
1t is estimated that all the gold
mined in California since 1913 could
be put into a room IL yards long, six
wide and five and two-thirds high.
1t Is said that a striking outline of
the features Of George Washington has
appeared in knotty protuberance OF
a tree in Portland, Ne. 1t is not a
cherry tree. v.t..
Joseph II. Durkee, who was lost on
the La Bourgogne. left will by which
the New York Metropolitan museum of
art comes into possession of a collec-
ton of coins valued at $4,000. ...-
A widow who remarries does not
wear white wedding gown, and never
Q veil, while bridesmaids are. of course.
denied. Otherwise your second mar
rage may be as ceremonious as you de-
sire.
The greatest fruit growing state is
Missouri. The value of its fruit crop
exceeds that Of California by So. 500, Geo.
The apple crop alone is valued at $12,-
100000, while the entire fruit crop is
worth about $40, 100000. ..
A strange grave contains the body of
Charles Carter, of Russell, Kan. He
was cleaning out an old well when the
quicksand caved in on him covering
him up to his neck. He lived SIS hours.
AS it was found impossible to remove
his body, the we'll was filled in, and
thus became his grave. IT." 20
In 1897, while this country's gold
production exceeded $4,000 ,OOO. the
output Of precious stones rea ched only
the modest figure oe $3.50. 675. The prin-
cipal items Of this total were: Tur-
quoise, $55,0G0; sapphire. $4,000;
quartz crystal. $4,000; tourmallne. So
025; gold quartz. $4,000.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-07

The 81 ser Patty of Nevada pledges It's I'm.
wRvc' ing devotion to the primo pie Of govern.
@apt Aid down by Jefferson and Lincoln:
That tho highest duty OF COVE nment is to so
rotgulate its laws that the spirit Of equality
so1p follow men through lifo, giving each amp.
eoSt opportunity to work out to the fullest
ueasure his possibilities. unrestricted by law
aud unaffected by tho conquest Of his domin
ionof opportuq tY by other men. We indorse,
~ express ng tho demands of the American
QDoIle in OppSohance with the foregoing the
platform Of the National Silver party 70 MI
tatSd a st. Louis, July 70, 1873, and the finan-
dtai plank OF the National Democratic party
SaSI led 1T Chicago, July T.. 800.
Tho history of the movement for the resto"a-
etpn OF bimhtRIIsm 10 the glorious story OF Ne
Vail6's .leRdersbip. The, educate work so
e;trioiically undertaken six years ago has
spread throughout the entiro country. On tho
tSS1s that the value Of money Is quantltativo
and not qualita i've, the intellectual and politi-
Gnlforces Of nations are now battling. Mind.
pl OF her Curious record Nevada will take her
piace again in tho co lot not as the ally OF
Gold, but on the siGo OF those who struggle in
the fields OF advers ty. .,,E...st .....-,.
We reaffirm cur devotion to the free and nm.
hfhitod coinage OF silv, at tho ratio OF is to 1
by the independent tion of the United States
Snq We are una teraLly opposed to The Repub.
moan policy OF, increasing the bonded debt Of
LAnslerTinB the sovereign power Of the gov.
@nmont to issue money to banking institri.
Hs: OF contracting The circulating medium
oo11re single gold standard, and of increasi q
taxgt1on while contraction Is diminishing tho
noe$ns OF payment
Ourfai in the loyalty, ability, and wise lead
9fsidp OK William J. Fryan ia undiminished
&nf We p sdi I for tho silver forces of the Uni.
"a Btateh with 10 to a. their motto. and
William JcHryan ss their standard beal or, an
SVorwhelming victory In 100
We invite the corporation Of the Republican,
RaFlS,H aSeye8a who declared In their Mat.
@GR es Mar N. ls4o ~ follows: . I
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-07
SILVER PARTY
State Ticket.

FOR United States Senator
WILLIAM M STEWART
or Ormsby
For Congress
NCIS G AEWLANDS
OF Washoe
For Governor
REINHOLD SADLER
Or Eureka
For Lieutenant Governor
JAMES RJUDGE
or Ormsby
For Associate Justice Supreme Court
CHARLES Fl BELKNAP
o. Orneby
For Secretary of State
EUGENE HOWELL
or White Pine
For State Treasurer
DAVE RYAN
or Storey
For STATE ontroller
SAM p DAVIS
or Ormsby
For Attorney General
WILLIAM - JONES
or Lander
For St tie Printer
ANDREW MAUrE
OF Nye
For Surve. or General
EDWARD - KELLEY
Or Wasnoe
FOR Superintendent Public Ins'tion
HENRY q QUIT Nc
OF i'.smeraida
For Regent State University
L'ps Term)
w Il + DEAL
or Store,
For Regent State University
(Snort T"rm)
HENRY s STARRETT
OF Lander
For District Judges
First District
CHARLES E Mack
OF Storey
Second District
BIZ CURLEH
OF wastee
Third District
A l. FIFZGERALD
OF Eureka
Fourth District
G FTAEBOT
or Elko
Fifth District
SAMUEL j BONNIFIELD
OF Humboldt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-07
ORIGIN OF TITLES.

Lieutenant is French for place-hold-
err. he g. """s in place of another. ak
ing the ...," Of his superior when oc-
casion :, Ids
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-07
Political announcements.

published mp to the G. neral Election for
10. payable invariably in advance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
RUSSIA WILL WITHDRAW.
A Mastery Retreat Expected to Fol-
low England's Changed Attitude

LONDON, Aug 2-The Daily Mails
Peking correspondent says: NJ. Pavlor.
THE Russian charge daTaires in China,
who has been appointed Russian minister
10 Korea. VIII be succeeded BY NJ de
Gers, who Is a. present accredited to Bra
Ill NJ. Paviofy's removal is generally al
trfbuted to Great B:itain's sudden change
OF policy. the object OF which wss 70 i'm
press Russia VITA the advisabiity If r@ceg-
nlzIng oar paramountcy IN the Yang tse-
kianE valley.
This Russian government has been quite
III accord with Great BTitain's desire 10
limit the matter Of sphere OF Influence.
hut when. on last Thursday. IL was asked
permanently 20 respect the integrity o.
this sEheye. it declined 20 give any guar
antec, A prompt demonstration Oh the
par; Of the British feet in the GIli. OF
PEI BIZ vas a ready answer 70 thus equivo-
eaten.
New that Lord Salisbury las gwen a
plain Indication Of his plan of action. i; 10
Dot improbable that Russia viii execute
"A mastery retreat from her present 20
si,iea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
WANT FISH HATtHEHlES.
Whafcom Fishermen Earnestly
working for Their Esfabitsh mrnf.

sDscial p,~natch to the Pcs i-intellixencer
WHATt-oM. Aug 2s.-~A meeting was
held a. the city hall last night n discuss
the extension OF fish hatcie-aes IN Inc
streams In whssh the fish are tributary TO
the rannertea from Anacortes north. There
were rerresenat!Fes OF usost of the large
4shfox interests in this county and LISTERS
exn-exsirw their apyrohsti ton Of the objects
of the meeting from those who were alb
sent A committee consisting OF Messrs
ElIxuoi Steel Ward porr. Nelson aud
Ais1r. as a result of the meeting. Will see
that the investigating agent Of the Fed
sraa government has af8ple facilities for
sfuayirg the merits ~ our streams for fIsh
Matching PURPOSES when he arrives On the
Sound a little later ard The same commit
tee will move in the matter 81 forming "a
combination o. che canwersTren IN He
northwestern part - tbs state sni tho=e
1t. thn Fraser river wt:h Tire object of in
c-easlng TIE hatcherlex or TIA: s;rea1n.
The statistics presented showed that H.
1897 she state ~ Washington furnished - ?
per cent o: .hs salmon pack Of the world.
that IRE TTsges zsoaua district furnished =
rsa~ cent. oe the state pack and that What
con- COUNTY furnished ~ g@T cant of ;he
p-ige, zsund rack II as argued from ;i7.s
that this rorthwNx. section deserved rec
esrntt! av IN re matter css Federal and state
asa for ha:chsr!es
/, was also SHOWN that the Ash output
az thEs county was u greater value nan
tha log. lumber shlaEla ana coal ard c2ks
OUTPUT ard that the value % th> fer ont
rsss u us state WAS nearly ;hTee t,rrses
shat OF NssCe ana only little lsss than
Rat af NaSsacs.tSsetts.
The haschsrses ~ Baker lake. KzlssTsa
Chinook ard Chshai.s esss sls 9G2, and IA
$50 tw~ress o4t ouly II ~. ssss young Gsh
the hatchery a. Cssss5sIis icing ;sew zaa ia
product uot h~iag included + was ieu.cn-
stratsd tAst tnts prcduc. e1e5ig - frersa -
"a 20 an almost unlimited extent as a TIL
s4~E cGst sn& 1ae tanner1 Hssn ard trap
r~1eT present al expressed insrnHeixs@ in
favor CT an increase o. the AK on ..sa.ng
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

A fruit canning. Industry Is in successful
operation near Wala Walla.
The run OF salmon this season In Crays
harbor and the CnehaiiS river Is said TO be
unusually large.
Beginning September /. the Spokane
Falls & Northern railway will .naugurate
a Sunday schedule.
Il they all attend there Will he $40 dele
gates 10 the Peoples party state conven-
ton, AS In the Democratic and "a in the
Silver Republican convention.
The premium list Of the county fair 20
be held September e, y. =. ara 80 at New
Whateom shows careful preparation with
a view 10 remedying the errors OF former
The salary proposition is losing ptopo.
stion fer Stevens county. Salaries raid
s3.os7.775.
Mrs. Botkin. who has been arrested at
San Francisco and charged with the n.ur-
der den, Of Mrs = p: banning and Mr., Mrs. J.
Mr.. Botkin was engaged in the Wholesale
and retail liquor business during 1853.
The Everett smelter has shipped VIA Sc
attic $4,000 pounds Of lead on the Nippon
Yusen kaisha steamship Rioiun Maru
This 10 part Of an order from the Japanese
government fer over i.o1,10 pounds from
Everett to so on the Japan line from here.
While out hunting recently, Lew Ford
ney. of Lspwa!. killed p grizzly bear, near
the top of Fountains grade. The bear was
a female with cub. and weighed about
100 pounds FuTiaey poured 1--WE shots
from his rife into the bears head. The cub
got away.
While tialing recently for rock cod near
the ightsA.p. four miles Off the mouth of
the Columbia river Antoine Fisk. xho was
In an ordinary 1shnoat hooksd a sst-
pound black shark on small steel hook.
attached TO q small wire line After a
battle OF twenty minutes the shark was
kiiie3 with Ratchet.
Tbs crew on the O. r. & ~ ia ranuxsr
train from Portland. while descending The
Alto hill grade IN Whitman county Thurs
day night, had pitched battle with two
trarSIe. The tramps attacked Conduct or
Patton. who knocked one down. The 9TH
er drew n revolver The brakeman also
drew q pistol snd took a shot ~ he tramp
wto had the revolver. The latter stag
gereSi back and fell from the platform,
The brakeman fa not know whether his
bullet bit its mark Or not.
Levi Thompson. 4 sheep hertier. had an
exciting time with a bear, near susanvlEle
or. few dagR ago. and had il not teen
for the arrival Of help ne would have asen
Killed. James Bia%s. who dispatched the
animal and saved ;he herler's LIFE. SAYS
that Ire bear attacked the sheen. and
Thompson. armed with pistol aisexn pied
20 kin ~ o.. ct least frighter il away
The bear turned on rim and fought. When
discovered by NJ. Bihel IL mad torn nearly
ali the cisth.ng frorn Ttomtsson's body
aaf had severely }acerated hlm from head
10 foot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
LEWIS COUNTY CONVENTION.
Republicans Put Up strong, CieaA
Ticket and Are Enthusiastic.

Especial Dispatch 80 the Post-tnteliig encer
CfiEHAfls. AUG. ss.~~Tha Republican
Convention held at Geutraiia yesterday 30
nominate cotls'y officers was one a the
most hes iuanious ever held by any party
in l.cvjs county. Not irofe than two hours
were devoted IN the actual work OF the
raeeties. T'te5s breaks the record. There
were contests for nsariy aN places on the
siekot hut there was nos the slightest dts
play az feeling between different sections
az sho county or the past'aans of olpos-
ing candidates. Thc idea seemed to be gen.
orally accepted that ths Grst consideration
should be- IRE selection of a good 8icket
and that to bsiag THIS about the best Fgaa \
IT. every cAsa sitevld be permitted 80 win
Tire us9al trades and combinations were
.herefote. uot a part % tha days proved
ifsgs. Tire result wax she nomination OF
n remarkably strong county ticket II Is
cQtseeasi that candidates rgsixAt have bean
distributed mere fairly over the county. IN
assngc}i n the Sroond commit ~sionrr dis
tfiCt has secured fItof- than its share cf
khe ticket ~ ths expense ~ the third but
tho people - the s8uth side q kest for n.
tie and are satisfied with the result, which
81 fat was largely az ttc.r o&n making
TIE legislative Ticket ~ probably me
strongest THAI has seen narar,i IN Lewis
.'otfrty f9r n'-v~sal years T. 4. Kings
barS|. 0f tesss rata, "a a HaFy arb graduate.
q sf,s-srsSFjH merchant auG il popular ard
!n''eeAfal 9'tlren. Geerve Mccoy. Of
NsiAviue. Is = welIknowa halloween
Neither candidate has ua,ls any Wedges
regarding lis vote Ter se3ater. x Re is
elected
teha paAscr and Amer: Sears ia, aa,.
tgsiafsse for COMMUNIST snsrx. sye highly safta-
yaetery - fhe PARTY tina gDuv~yfso, raula
ret have tuata a lsttef choica, Mr. Rob,
Roma n21EHsa tss was sskezl Tor sv .ys.-v
deles ate In fss district MI sears was
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Fsgsn infantry. The Second ard Third bat
taffons o< Rays Second snanuDe regiment
vii: leave Tomorrow for BaraG1a and Sa-
qua fer garrison duty II these places
Ger. Torai ard sEaH and few other Of
fc--s will leave next week On the Leon
XIII Over 70 Santiago refugees arrived
from jamaica today and Others are com
ing soSa. now that peace Is restored. The
Spanish hospital viii De renovated and put
into shape for an American hospital. lis
location .s excellent and IL has q capacity
OF l.ep.
Cpon the arrival o. a Spanish major re-
Gently {: was discovered by accident thar
he had several trunks filed with silver jew
eiry. valuable articles and money evident
~ the result CT Ioo;a1g the houses OF resi-
dents during the confusion attendant upon
the Caney exodus.
Large amounts OF money were carried
away by Spanish officers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
POPS IRE OUT N THE COLD
The Three-Rf.xed rasiss C4rcss DID
Hot Give . Complete Performance
In JAaho-The Action 81 the Pevo.

poTag, Idaho, AVG. Gz.-Asssr the esrsr
ysepallscaas ard Democrats yesterday con-
clsdss to fuse, leaving the ropuIssts OFT
because Ok chs iassr's failure TO aasnno1a-
ixn the two szefsorls. IL took ssHg tine 10
npposts0n tbs o1sceA The conference
committees xere In session unsl midnight
Ia tie meantime ;hs Silver Republican
convention Was IN recess. Tbs DsnoSrat-
ic convention Ia. rot given IL committee
Saenzry power. ard remained IN session 10
hear reports ara give Instructions It's
committee reported nanosr Of times ana
was Instructed 10 insist upon tbs ros'to
III governor for tina Democrats Ia the
confersgsca the Silver Republicans were
making a play for half tbs offices. bur
automatically declined 20 make KNOWN
their real purpose. They insisted upon
the governor and declined 10 make any
suggestion about anything Else uafa fnAs
was Esgyose6 Of After sight hours ine
Democrats, who had made naMosr OF
tropossis offered to divide aaI-ans- nali.
they taking the governor and the SILVER
Republicans the congressman The bsass-
ness was thea closed ap and the report
.vas soon adopted by both conventions Ey
Z 1'cIodk Ia the morning al the Candidates
had been nominated and the conventions
adjourned until tomorrow morning TO COM
pte:e Manor deta.x. Tita combination tick
ct noniaatsa Is &s follows:
For 5asssies of the supreme court, isaac
~ SaiIlyan Silver Eeg.eslGap. for gov
efnor, Frank sfaapsnhefx, Democrat. Tor
CONGRESSMAN Edgar wilson, silver ke-
publican far attorney general. :. IL.
Hayes, Democrat, for secretary OF state.
Mart Pssr.e Silver Republican. for At
dls0r Bartlett Sinclair, Silver EspubsSesn.
fer lieutenant governor. Joseph IL Hutch
inssn Silver Republican. for auperfEtsEa~
ent Of public instruction. Miss Pernesia
French. Democrat. far treasurer. iilcius
e. Rice. Democrat. fer m-ne inspector,
JAY a Gzizek DeuooFat.
Nothing has developed respecting the
ysogra ANNE OF the Popgsssts-
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Ex-GOv. CLAUDE MATTHEWS.

brain affected by paralysis was governing
the speech and the governor would have
probably never talked had he lived. 1t
was the only word he spoke after he was
stricken. He Immediately lapssd into a
profound coma from which he did not
recover before he passed away. at $50
o'clock
the remains. arriving at Clinton Ind. In
the afternoon. From Clinton the party
will go direct to Hazel Bluff farm. the
home OF the dead governor. Out OF re-
spect to the oft-expressed wish OF Gov
Matthews. the body will not he taken 20
indianapolis TO lie In state at the capital
The funeral will occur Wednesday after
noon Mrs. Matthews is bearing up sur
prisingly well under the strain. but friends
fear she will suffer collapse after the
funeral Mrs. Matthews received hundreds
OF kilograms and messages OF coincidence
today
Gov Noun, and staff will attend the fu-
neral at Clinton.
Gov Matthews was born In Bath coun-
ty, Kentucky. December Il, Is45 He left
Kentucky In 1876 and settled in yernillion
county where he had farm He organ
lied the indianapolis Shorthorn Breeders
Association, and was one OF the founders
Of the National Association of Short thorn
Cattle Breeders OF the United States and
Canada He served a term in the legis-
lature in 1876. In 1850 he was nominated
and elected secretary Of state, and in 1892
he was chosen governor.
Gov Matthews was related through his
mother to some of the best families OF
Virginia and Kentucky. When his term as
governor expired Mr.. Matthews retired TO
his home In 1896 the friends OF Mr.. Mat
thews resolved 10 make him conspicu-
Gus candidate for the Democratic prosiien-
tial nomination The state convention was
enthusiastically in favor OF his nomiI1a-
ton by the national Democratic conVer-
ton which met IN Chicago In July, 1855.
Mr.. Matthews ndorsed the acton of the
national Democracy and began most bril-
liant canvass for Bryan and Sewail. Tie
never faltered for an instant. but con-
.Inued actively az work until the polls
were closed. In November OF that year.
On January T. 1858. he married Martha r.
N-hltcomb. daughter Of the late James
Wn,tcoulb who was governor Of Indiana
sro,, is4s 10 lsi9. and was afterwards Unit
ell States senator from this state Mr.
Matthews attained wide celebrity while
governor by driving out the Roby gam
blers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
HeGOv. MATTHEWS DEAD.
sUCCrNBs TO STROKE OF PARAL'-
YSIS OF THE BRAIN.
spoke hut One Word From the Time
He was stricken CntiI HIS Death
He Was the Choice Of the Demo-
Gratis Of Indiana for President.

INGAI4E, Ind. Aug. cS.-At Csc O'Clock
this morning, AZ the quiet Meharry home
stead. where he was taken Immediately
after his sudden affection, ex-Gov. Claude
Matthews passed away peacefully, sur
rounded by his wife and all the members
OF his immediate family. There was
prayer service. accompanied by the sing
ing OF hynns, q, the bedside OF the dy-
ing ex-governor.
Mrs. Matthews was very much affected.
and stated that SHE would give anything
in the world II her husband would mani
feet by single word his faith in Jesus.
About o'clock the minister, la the
course OF services, asked the dyiag man
X he believed In Jesus. The answer, as
plain as anyone could art.culate St, was
Yes" The three physicians regarded
this as miraculous. as al! agreed that a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
An Old Man Gets Lost.

Special Dispatch 70 the Poss-fnteltgencer.
COLFiLLE. Aug, S.-J. Il. Wolfard.
father Of County Commissioner Woifard.
vas missed from home yesterday even
ing. and il was feared that he had become
lost In the mountains north OF town. Mr..
Wofard is Sc years Of age and very feeble.
which accounts for the anxiety OF the
family. \ searching party Of thirty per-
sons was formed. and the work of scour-
ing the mountain was continued Till md
night. when word was received that the
old gentleman had gone south. walking
twelve miles TO Addy. He had started 10
visit a nelghbor and become lost Oh the
road.
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Probably but One Convention 10
Nominate Caunty Omcers.

Spesr.ai Dispatch 80 the poss-IateiligenIer-
OLYMPIA. Aug. H.-Taa- Popuss's.
Democrats ana Silver Republicans elected
tbs following delegates yesterday 10 az
snn,i shs corning state convention;
Deu.ocrasS-~I4 Wiley J. r. Connolly. j.
Il. Mitchell. F. McFAsiaer. X. Frost. y. L.
susion. T.. II Troy, e. x. Hef:ner. j. NJ.
Murphy Thomas Ma.oney, u. Mi'ehal
saA j. =. DAILY.
fopuI.sss--c. t. cine. NJ. Neyion. r. II.
Dye, G. s. Miller, z. II. ciough. Joseph
Gsbsoa. fEofatio AIi!ng. o. II. Sullivan. Z.
H. raipps J. c, c9nies. =. ". BOVINE and
Lee Aeiieur.
si3yer E<puhacans--I. }. Wilson. F. l..
White Dan HediCan. George Thompson.
H. H. Moore Reese Brewer. a barnard.
J.. =. 0ae.aste. Il. W. Ogie. ". l.. Arm
strong. Robert Aver and Z. +. Safely
Each Of the conventions passed fesoiu-
tons fayorsug fusion. and the holding OF
but one convention 10 nominate county
ticket
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
TWO SOLDIERS KILLED.


BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Aug. 2-Two en-
listed Men OF TIE Sixsy-ninth New York
volunteers were instantly killed. one
fatally ard four seriously injured In a
wreck which occurred on the Louisville
Nashville near here tonight. The killed
are: Peter Farley. Company G. New York
city: Frank Glenn. ouartevnaster SER
geant, nefaaew OF Col. J. E. Duffy. The
fatally injured soldier is Sergeant J. J.
Manning. Company Il. The seriously hurt
are: Thomas Skellie, Company E: Harry
Donoghue. Company e; James Meade
Company E; p. Mitchell Doran, Company
=. The train was carrying the Sixty-ninth
New York to their new camp at Hunts
VILE. II left Fernandina Fla. att O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon, three or four hours
later than the time set for It's departure.
The train wrecked was the first section
1T was going at high rate OF speed. Ten
mites north the engine and tender Jumped
the track, derailing FIVE cars. witch rolled
down a steep erlbanku,snt
The soldiers claim the train was running
100 fast around a curve. The injured were
brought here and are being given every
attention at the infirmary.