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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-02
1AHER MARKETS.

OAHER MARKETS..
Gayesten. firm. 8. 4.7ts bales
SutruIg. hrm l5..c, 9iI Daies
n Iriruo1 q, nominal. ", - bales.
Bosfon, dull, 9 80, 40 GALES
WILMINGTON. MN. ~, Oh bses
Phlladel phia quiet. os-i6 ~ bales.
ssvannan, quiet. 81, 4,tli ba es.
Me- OrIeans. any oil 10. 1885 bales.
Mo-, g. fem. ~, Az bales.
"A .mpnIs, firm n, 1852 bales
Auydsia, st ay. ,6, lob bsles.
ChsriesYon steady, 5x, 449 ba!es.
Cincinnati. Tn, .: LOO osI-s
s.0usylne firm ~, bales.
St, louis stsa y. ~ 374 Sa'ss
:. 1ston, ste4 y, 8 % 10, o33 bales.
New YORK. dull, 6 S 10, 7IIba co
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-02
lisl Dominion Guan
Company.
3raneE Virginia Carolina OhenIe7s Nn.
Norfolk Va.
High Grade F0rtilizers
We we're never % we'll prepared
aNg 80 send out. for the fall trade
Fins, 1ry and DriIIaaia

-rtihsers. We have q large stooS -
II grades of well seasoned goods z ad
Up ready for shipment for WHEAT
4RAIN and FALL OR0Ps Thi0 IN
,nl cs oar customers getting gBcb AssJ
'bospnates, Ammoniated GdanoS ans
3ene and Potash goods SIS will give 9ne
srGatesg satisfaction To the farmers 81
he drill and In the soil. See our near
est agent to you, or write ns direct.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-02
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. March l-Flour ia tiv,
wcsse n superfne Sz.c0a3 20: do. extrs S3.45a
10; DC family 34.4O(G4 10 winter wheat pat
epts "a a5Rt. 10; spring do. so.a0@5.4O sprtot
~ hes straig hts go e0a4b 10
Wh heat steady: spot and March lCCBal00k'
April lOiAaiU \: may iUUha o. steamer No
. red 81 %as5k ooatEer whea by sample Ea
L0Ik q, on grade " alC0k.
tofn frp: spot and march 39aA 33k Apri
SAKa3iH steame' mir 33@53AA .outbeIn
Suue corn 33k AJAX do YeIIow 35K a344
Oats steady; N. white, western 34Aa
No 2 mi cd a33H.
Rye steedier: No. Q. nearby 55K; No.
western d.
Hay steacy; choice Timothy sl259al8O0.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-02
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Mar. b l. Floar opened
firm but OF &C i've; city mill pat
ents s5e5s6. do clear -; Mime Ots patents
S.1Uao 65 Minnesota skeTs ASH; winter pat
'ts s&.SUs1 q do. straight s4.h@4, q: win
ter extras S3.40a4.U0; winter 'ow grades S2.90a
$40
Rye -four firmer superHne S2.75 TanN
ssl6
Buckwheat -four fu'l at sl.25aL3O,
Rucs wheat f1rm al q.
Corn meal quiet y3n0w western 10 city
Bra Day~ip ox.IUats!0
Rye st ad NO western t9ka Ok; state
aariey dult sestern feedins 40: ma ting
rlnv mail firm: weeterr " .
Wheat, spot, nrm No. 2 red 10Tk; OPP
tons, no: RED Mar-h c.osea lUO%; Nay
Corn. spot. strong; No. 1. 87N afoat op.
ti0us. may CT sed July cl sed -
Beef firm; family sl1.25all rs extra nee.
s.oCa 80, q. eli MANS 70 bta3OJ; packet SlOa
IlUU city extra India mess 6ld-jOat1 w
but meats s edy; .i0k,e" usIIe t&97
do. picked shoulder *; do. ham. 7xae.
Larc st ady, westert dCeAueo 81 a , city
-: bay 05U, nouiinal REIN st aady,
continent 20: South American So "; com
rork as er: new mess s1O25a.O76; short
ciesr slt:,5a $50 family SIl.0 ~.
Butter 1rm; we5terL or+ALuvI IDA o.: o
factory l. q Al: Elgtns 20 2. init or eTea-
~ 10 2sl7. State dairy i4al7 10 creamery
1882
Cnosse quiet: large VIII t. September sk.
rs gs firm; So sylvan. AZ;
estern fr southern Ha'4A
Pota Jes steady; New York sz3;h@260
sw Gets S1.U0a4u
Cotton seeo on eady; prime rudt 9'as do
UAals d. summeI Sellow .oH Oft
summer IN; butte oil 25a.6; prime win"
or tl0w n ASS
Tallow f mer: city go per packsge) 8Aa8H;
country 3A ASA.
reGIule4 Ia stronger ntUeo -; refined New
York So 20; PHI, eli b q and Balt1mo $o.l5
10. in 5ulE Sbt5
losin ste dy; sCratoe0. common t. goo
? t0lI45.
Turp 9nttne Fl m at ga 81.
n4Yt firm; domestic, tar 70 exSss 4H9
6K, japan 0a5A,
$40 asses stea y: New Orleans, opef
EaeVie good 70 choice, 2eaoS.
CabUages. quiet; Long Island and Jersey
psr 40 i, 90 Ga 81.
Coffee Options March s54s; May $50
SCOT, rio, dull no invoice ek; jobeing
az; mild s.saay; Cordova 7Aal6A.
ous~G raw steady, s. Onns LID GER
trifuga 1sS-fsstY ! 3-l6: refined ste dy; moui
a 511; confectioners' A az grsnulsted OK.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24
WING for NeakIy Persons.

Weakly persons use Speer's Port
Grape Wine and the Unfermented
Grape Juice because it gives tone and
strength to the system. 1t is superior
to all other wines.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24
Death Rate of the Spanish Army
IL Cuba.

Inspector General Losada, of the
Spanish forces in Cuba, recently issued
his official report, says The Medical
News, in which are indicated losses al
most without precedent in modern
times His reports show that out of
the 200, 600 soldiers sent by Spain to put
down the insurrection in the island
from the beginning of February, 1895
to the beginning of December of the
year Just terminated, not more than
53, 900 "a little over one-fourth) are at
this moment fit for active service.
The 147, 900 are either dead or sent
back to the motherland i'll or wounded.
The causes Of this unprecedented death
rate and sick list are beside casualties
in action mainly three Q) the inappro-
priateness of the cloth furnished to the
European troops; (2) fatigue; and (3)
lack of food. The report, which does
not apparently err ON the score of ret
inence, paints lurid picture of Mill
tary service in the service in the chief
Spanish colony. Under successive
generals the three years campaign, in
spite of numberless royalist victor
les, leaves Cuba as precarious Span
ish possession as ever; while a whole
generation must intervene before is
land and motherland alike can recover
from the loss of blood, property and
treasures
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24
Should Also be Kidnapped,

New York Journal.
That Pittsburg detective who captur
ed a base ball magnate should try his
hand on some of the talking puSilists
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24
TIE CITIZEN.
Our Increasing Foreign Trade.

The statistics of foreign trade, recent
ly issued by the Treasury, show truly
remarkable increase over the proceed
ing year The exports reached the
great total of 81 ,099, 1879 519. an in
crease of some $93, 200, 600 over those of
the year before. The imports were
valued at S142. $50, 500, an increase of
some S6I. coo. 900 over those of the year
1896. The excess of the exports over
the imports was 1856, 49S, 664, an in
crease of So, 200, 900 over the excess
of the previous year. The figures OF
the exports and imports of gold coin
and bullion show decrease, the exports
being $34. 174,1S2. a decrease of some
S33. 500 900 over the year 1896, and the
imports being valued at $29.079, $40, n
decrease of no less than S13, 900, 900 for
the year.
1t is noteworthy that the figures for
December are considerably higher than
the average monthly figures for the
year, showing that the growth of the
foreign trade is steady and likely to
continne under existing conditions.
The value of the December exports was
$l24, 474, 435, and the imports Sol, ,5l4,-
1873 an increase of the exports of 81
300, 600 and a decrease of the imports of
3, 400 600, compared with the Figures
for December of 1896. The excess OF
the exports over the imports for the
month was $73, 900, 600, as against an
excess of s5S, ,2SJ3, 900 in a comparison
OF December of last year with the same
month in 1898.
In this connection the figures OF
British foreign trade for 1897 will be OF
interest. The total value of exports
was 81 150, O0O,c 600, a decrease of SIS.
$40, 000 on the preceding year, and the
imports reached the enormous total OF
| s. 020, C00, 0O0 an increase of 46,5OO,
600. The decreased exports are attri
buted to foreign tariff restrictions,
particularly those of this country. and
to an engineering dispute.-Scientitic
| American
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24
HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
ioUsness, Indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 25c.

He had wheels in his head and still he
made money, but he died practically
pennyless. We referr to George w
Ferris, designer of the great Ferris
Wheel, whose remains are held at Il
crematory in Pittsburg for unpaid fun
eral expenses contracted over a year
ago
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24
A Wen That Produces Blue Clay.

There is an artesian well in South
Dakota, that according TO all accounts
is a most pronounced freak Ii Is locat-
ed On the Indian reservation near Low
er Brute and is the property of the
United States government When first
drilled it produced large quantity OF
pure water but later on showed DIS
position to fill up with sand and for
several days would quit flowing entirely
when without apparent cause the PIPE
suddenly would become clear and the
water would again spout to its former
height After continuing for few
days during which tine it almost con-
stantly spouted large quantities OF sand
the water once more would become
checked and cease to flow. This be-
come a sort of common occurrence and
little attention was paid to it, but late
" the we'll has taken on another freak
and is now said 10 be flowing blue clay
in apparently endless quantities. The
blue clay entirely fills the six-Inch pipe
during the temporary eruptons, ana
rises slowly above the top of the casing
exactly as sansages emerge from a saus-
age machine, until the Top is so high
in the air that l. becomes overbalanced !;
then five or six feet of the length topple
over upon the ground. The continued
upward movement of the clay in a few
minutes causes more of the column to
topple over This has continued until
circular pieces of the blue clay aggre-
eating several hundred feet in length
have been deposited on the ground in
the vicinity of the well, necessitating
the employment of men to remove the
huge deposits before the top of the cas-
ing should become completely buried
The discharges Of blue clay are accom-
panied by very little water and the clay
probably from the great pressure requir
ed to force it through the well casing !:
always hard and dry. Another peculi
arity is that these eruptions invariably
begin short time prior to the advent
of windy or stormy weather, and con
tinue until the weather again become:
settled.
The government might utilize this
well as an adj unct to the Weather Blu
reau and at the same time convert the
clay iuto building brick, if the well il
the meantime does not take on another
freak and begin flowing bricks on it:
own account
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24

Opera singers ald public speakers
can keep their voices clear and stron z
with the family remedy DIR. Bulls
Cough SYrup.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24
Climax Brandy of Grape.

The superior vintage of 1876 brandy
introduced by the Speer n. j. Wine
Co, is highly spoken of by physicians.
The following testimony from the Baltl-
more Medical College is one among
many.
Il am prepared to bear testimony to
the value Of your productions, and not
from general reputation merely,
II. L. Byrd, President.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24
RAIL Ra,p.
wESTEN PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
SCHEDULE ~ ETFFcI NOV. -, 1s97.
SOUTH

SUNDAY TRAINs.-Leaye Butler for Allegheny
City and principal intermediate stations at 5:5 m,
and 300 7. m.
NORTH WEEK DAYS
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24
DON 7
A. ANDRlESSEN

ISo Federal St. Allegheny, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24
\ Funny Joke.

Mr.. Smith was quite prominently
Identified with the last Legislature. If
it deserves welrwith the people, he de-
serves well. If it does not, neither does
he. AS was il 50 was he Brookville
Democrat.
This is a new criterion, according 10
which the worst man who ever sat in
good legislative body, deserves well,
and the best man who ever sat in bad
legislative body, deserves ILL Accord
ing to that doctrine it was mistake to
sive Noah from the destruction of a
wlckel / world, and the cool maa Lot
should have perished with the folks in
the destruction of the ancient city of
the plain. And if every man is re-
sponsible for the sin of the whole
world, none of Us will see salvation.
But of course brother McMurry is
not serious He is only Joking How
ever, if he insists on placing the entire
burden of good and evil of body of
254 men upon our shoulders, we will
endeavor to bear up under it.
We do not claim that the last legisla-
ture was a model one, either in wisdom
or virtue, but we do claim that the re-
sponsibility for the selection of cor
rupt or Incompetent member rests with
the people who elect him, and not with
the other members -Punxsutawney
Spirit
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
r., Bcsscmer Al l..

Trims depart No L. $40 4. NJ; No.
Il. j.09 p NJ Butler time
Trains arrive: No. 9. $50 a. NJ. No.
II. 90 7. NJ Butler time
No. II runs through TO Erie and con
meets with w n y. Il F. at Huston
junction for franklin and Oil City,
and with \. Y L. E. x w. at Shenan
20 for all points east. No. Il runs
through to Albion and connects with
W y Y. q F. for Franklin and oil
City. a B. CROUCH, Agent.
DITrSBUKG & WESTERN
Railway Schedule Of Pas
scnger Trains in effect Nov. 81,
1907. BUTLER TINE.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24

For cure of rheumatism neuralgia,
cuta sprains, burns stings, chilbands,
sciatica, and lumbago, use Salvation
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24

The compulsory education law is be
ing enforced to the letter IN Allegheny.
The father of an 11-year old boy was
sentenced by an alderman to thirty
days in Jail for his failure to pay the
cost of the suit. The father was charg
ed with not compelling the lad to at
tend school
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24
RuEuMAr1sM CURED IN A DAY.

Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in to ) days.
It's action upon the system is remarkable
and mysterious. II removes at once the
causes and the disease Immediately dis
ap; ears. The first dose greatly benefits;
IS cents. Sold by ]. {. Redic, ard ]. +.
Bllph Druggists Butler Apr 90
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24

Doubles fhe Pleasure OF a Drive.
A fine carriage doubles the pleasure of driv-
Ing. Intending buyers Of carriages or har-
nos can save dollars by sending for tho
targe, free catalogue of the Eillhart Carriage
and Harness Mfg. Co.. E!Hhart, Ind.
Fanny Fou-Fou was a japanese girl, 2
A child of the great Tycoon,
She wore her hair curled and her cloths
We're made
Half petticoat, half pantaloon,
Her face was the color of lemon peel
and the shape of a tablespoon. "
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24

Train arriving at iO7 pm Ieayes b 4 O depot,
IfttsJurg 3.Ij pm and Z & V, Al, -heny at a.3u
?.
For through tickets all point, ia tho west, north
or southwest and information regarding routes
Tune Of trains, e;c. apply %
4 L. CROUCH Agent,
r. r. REYNOLDS, Supt Butler, Pa.
FUNburg, Pa. e. W. BtSSEtT,
a. n
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-24

In little shop which the owners call
The Klondike, at Hubbard about five
miles north of Youngs town. o., James
Bradley and Charles Brunswick are
said 20 be making gold, or something so
nearly like it, that several jewelers.
have pronounced it gold after test
The experiments have been going on
for more than two years. Several
Youngstown men in Pittsburg,
spoke about them but did not wish to
be quoted as saying the yellow metal is
the genuine stuff. Bradley and Bruins
wick, they say, use cupola and a Sc
cret process, by which an unknown
chemical is made to unite certain
ingredients of three metals in gold
For cure of rheumatism, neuralgia,
cuta sprains, burns, stings, chilbands,
sciatica, and lumbago, use Salvation
Oil.
The statement has been made that
the death of the late Col. Singerly,
Of Philadelphia, was caused by the use
of cigars. As he was in the midst of
a fearful strain over financial failure,
it is probable that the worry has as
much to do with his collapse as the
smoking 1t is true that a man $ heart
is injuriously affected by the use of
tobacco when he is under nervous ten
sion. Much depends on the man who
is doing the smoking. Mark Twain
has always smoked large number Of
black ones "a day, while Bret Harte
says that his first line of n story or a
poem is always one cigar; sometimes
two" But, as the Boston Record re
marks, neither of these allows anything
to disturb his equable temper more
than few minutes at time. Anger,
fear and worry are the worst three
emotions, and practically the same
To keep your blood pure and free
from disease, take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Fine feathers make fine birds,
You may depend upon it:
And also, mark my words,
They make lovely bonnet.
To win the prize our hearts may wish,
Wen have 90 work and wait:
We can't expect TO catch the fish
Until we dig the bait.
Waterman.
Food undigested, is poison. Digested
| it is life and strength. Millions of Us
suffer from Indigestion, but we often
don't know it, We think it is someth-
| ing else Even doctors often mistake
the symptoms.
Pale thin people, who are oyerwork
| ed, who need strength, who seem in
want of proper food should take Shak-
| er Digestive Cordial 1t is astonishing
what food Will DO, when properly di-
| gested.
1t viii make You strong, revive you,
| refresh You, sustain you, make you fat,
restore your colo-, make muscle, brain
! fibre, courage, endurance, energy; in
| crease your power TO throw off disc ase
and keep you healthy and happy.
Indigestion does Just the opposite,
bat Indigestion can be cured and pre-
vented with Shaker Digestive Cordial
Sold ty druggists. Trial bottle lG
| cts.
The Argus says peculiar disease has
been going the rounds of Greehville
dogs. 1t seems to be an Inflammation
of the stomach. The victims will lie
| for hours fiat on their stomachs, al
ways selecting snow or wet ground.
One canine k7pt up this treatment for
If hours, The afflicted dogs lose all in
terest in the world, refuse to eat OF
drink and will not recognize their best
friends one case has resulted fatally
the others are recovering.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-25
TROUBLE IN PARIS.
MObS Assemble al the Opening
Of Chamber Of Deputies.
Train in Pennsylvania Runs Twenty
Miles With a Dead Engineer.
Insurgents at manila Withdrawing From
Suburbs Of the City.
SNOW STORM IN MISSOURI.

Paris, Oct s5-Strong bodies OF police
were stationed in the neighborhood OF
the Palace Bourbon and the Place de Ia
ConeOrde to-day to prevent the prof
demonstrations at the opening Of the
chamber OF deputies. Progresslyes and
republicans have decided not 10 support
the governments internal policy, but to
uphold its foreign policy. There was
considerable disorder about the ap-
proaches Of the Palace Bourbon when NJ
Dourouledo, Mllleyoie and other deputies
arrived accompanied by supporters
Members OF the league Of patriots shout
ed "yive L'Arme." Republican guards
were obliged to clear the passage. A
conflict with the police ensued. In which
an anti-semetic Injured q commissary Of
police.
Guertin, president OF the anti.semetic
league was arrested. When NJ. Drumont,
anti semetic leader, arrived there were
further disturbances, with cries OF down
with the Jews" and cheering for France.
Cuirasslers dispersed the mob. The SEES
sion Of the chamber Of deputies no sooner
opened than DerUuledo made a violent
attack upon the minister OF war. General
Chanoine, whereupon the latter declared
that he was Of the same opinion
as his predecessors, referring to
the question Of re.opening the
Dreyfus case. The remark was
greeted with cheers aud the protests and
uproar lasting five minutes. when
Chanoine was able TO resume speaking
he asserted that he was the guardian Of
the honor OF the army, and concluded
angrily: II place In your hands the
trust received and tender my resigna-
tion In this tribune" The announcement
was received with loud cheering. Chan
oine then left the chamber. Premier
Brisson ascended the tribune and was
greeted with shouts OF resign" The
leftists cheered him Justify.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-25
MnIlon. tor Coast pefense.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 2j.-The an
nusl report OF BrIgadier General John
Wilson, chief engineer U. S. A., has been
made to the secretary OF war IL details
the preparations made for coast deienses
before aud during the war. 1t says; Ii
may be conddentially asserted that on
the completion Of the projects, upon
which operations are now in progress,
will practically insure safety to our
principal harbOrs and seacoast cities
against any attacks from the sea. The
estimated Approximate cost OF the engi
neers work proposed IL f55OC0,0OO.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-25
Al the orchs.,rInn H.lI.

The spooner Dramatic Co. began q
weeks engagement at the 0rchestriou
hall last night under most favorable
circumstances. The hall was we'll filled
by an appreelstive audience. The play
was The Pearl OF Savoy, play OF heart
interest whieh began at the rise OF the
curtain aud increasing with each sue
ceeding act. The costumes were elegant
and the acting without a fisw-Miss
Allie SpoOner as Marie being the central
figure around which the other characters
reyolved. Her Marie was a 6ne piece OF
work, Mamie Spooner a. ChouchOu.
Annie Harrison as Marguerite, n. n.
SpOOner as PierrOtt, j. II. Lewis as
LOnslalot, q. d. Baker a. Author. paye
admirable support as did ". X. Todd and
Frank Patton In their respective roles
Tonight this admirable company will
present great sensational comedy, "The
Gold King" Bright up 10 date special.
ties are interlarded Don't fail 10 be
there. Curtain rises tonight At s:15.
Seats on sale at o. A. Matson's book
gtOFa
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-25
New York, Oct. 24.-Copper, II. &c.
PRISONERS ACQUITTED.
Evidence Against Martinez and MoGuil
meas too Con uletinV

Evidence Against Martinez and McGuin-
ness too Con dieting.
To-day when the evidence for the ter
ritOry In the Martin McGuinness and
Ge0rge Martinez murder case was all In,
Judge Crumpacker directed the jury 10
return a verdict OF not guilty for the
reason that the testimony was not suf.
ilcient TO warrant a conviction. As soon
IA this instruction was given TO the jury,
Miguel aud Celso 5eiillO we're arrested
on the charge OF having committed the
murder.
The Sedillo brothers were the princi-
pal witnesses for the territory In the
prosecution Of Martinez and McGuin-
ness. They testified that Martinez hit
MaldonadO with rock and knocked him
down and that McGuinness assisted
Martinez In the assault. Fino Chavez,
AdaliO CisnerOs aud AdOlfo Gallegns
were other residents of"Fighting Corral, "
In old town who testified, but their evil
dence was 30 contradictory and conflict
lug az 10 make II practically worthless
and upon motion OF Summers Burkhsrt,
attorney for defendants, the jOTy was
directed TO bring in verdict Of not
guilty.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-25
DEAD ENaINEER.
Train Ran Wild for Twenty Miles with.
out Accideut

Train Ran wild for Twenty Miles with.
out Accident,
Susquehana, Pa, Oct. 25.-When the
night express train, east-bOund, arrived
at this station about midnight, Engineer
Henry Kingsler was found dead in the
cab with his head badly crushed. After
the train left Binghamton, twenty.three
miles west Of here, the engineer failed to
give the usual signal at the crossings.
Fireman COpen noticed that the whistle
was not blown for this station, and upon
going forward In the cab, found the dead
engineer. The train had run at terrific
speed for twenty miles without an en-
gineer, There were over 200 passengers
on board. 1t is supposed that the en-.
giheer was hii by water crane Just east
OF BinghamtOn.