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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-07-06
SINKING SPRING.

July 3, 1899.
Miss Fay Daley, of Bainbridge, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Helen House
Miss Edith Hite is visiting at the
home of DR.. W. Il. Wilson. of Green.
field.
Mrs. Anna Zuck, who has been quite
sick, is no better. Her niece, Mrs. Anna
DuGuay, arrived at'her bedside, Friday
Mrs. Jennie Nearie, of Delaware, and
Miss Matte Wickerham, of PEBBLES,
were the guests of relatives and friends
Friday and Saturday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. @. Wicksrham spent
Sunday with relatives in PEBBLES.
Mrs. James Reddick is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Kirshker, of Cincin.
natl.
George McKeehsn and family have
moved to Bainbridge, where they ex-
pe0t to make their future home.
Quite number of bicyclists of Gin.
cinnati spent Sunday at the New Home
Hotel
Mrs. Rea Mcclure and daughter, of
Kansas City, Mo-, are guests of Mrs
Mary Easton.
Miss Dilinger, who has been the guest
of the Misses Hammond, has returned
to her home in Cincinnati.
Frank McCoppin, Of Bainbridge, visit
cd friends in this place Sunday.
Cecil Belleson has accepted position
with Feibel Bros, of Hillsboro.
The ice cream social given by the
Junior League " as decided success.
Mrs. John Richards spent Tuesday
with friends in PEBBLES.
Miss Emma McKeehan spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Bert Setty, of Elm.
vile.
Robert Gillian, after spending two
weeks with his parents, has returned to
Portsmouth.
Mrs. Wanna Mccoy, of Cynthiana,
spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. yir-
ginia Phillips
Mrs. Mary Conway has been quite
sick for the past week.
DR.. o. K. Hooper spent Monday and
Tuesday at his home in Waverly.
Harvey Pemberton, OF Locust Grove,
was calling on friends here Monday.
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LEESBURG.

July ou, loSS.
Miss Bessie Spencer was a guest OF
friends in Hillsboro last week.
W. w. Keelor, of Columbus, was en-
tertained by Mrs. Lucretta Covan last
Saturday.
RI. Andrews and wife were in Wash
ington @. q. last week.
Guy Huff is home from Wilmington,
where he has been attending college.
Mrs Frank Dooley is in Dayton the
guest of her mother, Mrs. James Taylor.
J.P. Dewey and wife and David Oh
erlain and wife. of Blanchester, were in
our city last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Andrews and lit
tie daughter, Majorie, were guest last
week Of R. M. Griffith and family in
Greenfield.
Mrs. Lulu Barrere and sister, Miss
Minnie Mackerley, spent several days
in Greenfield last week.
Mics Pearl Covan and guest, Miss
Edith DePoy, of Marion, are the guests
Of friends in Vienna this week.
Miss Nellie Patton, OF Bellevue, KY,
is the guest Of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fee, of Bellevue,
KY, and Mrs. L. Frazer and little daugh.
ter, Lucille, of Portsmouth, are being
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Thur
man.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. B. Srofe spent Sun
day in Ooyington, KY, the guests of rel
atives. =
Miss Virginia Strange, OF Greenfield,
was the guest of Miss Addie syferd last
week,
Mrs. L. Syferd spent several days in
Cincinnati last week.
Jaret johnson, of New Market, was
entertained by his brother, ]. @. John
son, last week
Mrs James Patton, of Columbus, was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. G Thur.
man last week.
There will be an oratorical contest at
Town Hall next Saturnay night. July
Sth, under the auspices of the w. @. T.
U.
Ohio Williams, of Sullivan, Illinois,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Andrews. He was on his return home
from Cuba, where he had served in an
Illinois regiment during the late war
with Spain.
Miss Lydie Holmes, after a weeks
visit in Washington G. H, returned
home last Tuesday, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Grace Holmes.
Mrs. Chas Keene entertained at din
ner Mrs. Bridwell and Mrs. Beeson last
Friday.
Master Charley Ingebrand, of Hills
boro, was the guest of @ Jameson and
family last week.
Miss Mamie Patton, of Boston. Ohio,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wade
Huggihs.
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WILLETTSVILLE.
July Sd, 1899.

July Sd, 1899.
The following teachers have been EN-.
ployed to teach the schools OF Union
township Fred Nc Daniel, Nettie Wright,
Jessie Britton, Lulu Batson, Erwin Frost,
Cliff Scott, L. @. Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warden were
guests OF Tom Mcdaniel and family Sun.
day.
Mrs. Cbas. Roser, of Lynchburg, is
spending several days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Reeves.
Misses Myrta Hatcher and Ella Stock.
well attended the Epworth League con.
v-ntion at Ssbina last Thursday and
Friday and were guests of the lstter'a
uncle, O. H. Fouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Savage, of Viii.
mington, we're guests OF the latter's
brother, H. P. Smith, Saturday and
Sunday.
Everett Ridgeway, of Hillsboro, spent
Sunday here the guest of his parents.
Mrs. John Gilliland, who has been
suffering for several weeks, is still in q
very critical condition With no hope oi
recovery.
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$40 Reward.

Lost-June 18th, 1899, between Buford
and Pricetown, pocketbook containing
SIG in money, check on Merchants
National Bank, Of Hillsboro, for $3S.
signed by Crawford and Miller and pay
able to my order. Also four notes. one
for $40, dated June Sd, 1899, one for s35
dated May Goth, one for $40 dated May
Slst, and one dated May 18th, 1892.
Finder leave same ct Moore's store,
Buford, O., and receive sl0 reward. All
notes and checks payable TO my order.
L. 8. MILLER, Union Plains, O.
Bgp Ton PlOur.
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RAINSBORO.

Miss Anna Perrill has returned from
two weeks visit at Greenfield.
J. E. Huls, of Clarksville, was bust
ness visitor here last Thursday and Fri.
day.
o. N. Sans and wife and sons Ralph
and Heber, of Hillsboro, are among
friends here.
DR.. Pauff and wife, of Cincinnati, are
guests of ]. L Redkey.
Master Johnnie Davi-, of Laurel, is
er joying visit with his grandmother,
Aunt Jan. Davis.
Charley Turner and Wm.. Peters, OF
Leesburg, were circulating in this vicin.
ity last week.
A. R. Williams, OF Fort Hill, was Wis
itor at William Ferguson's yesterday.
John Fletcher and family were among
friends at Greenfield and Washington
@. Fl. Saturday and Sunday.
JIM. Pensyl and wife have been en-.
joying visit from their daughter. Mrs.
Sxisshelm, of Hillsboro.
Mics Flossie Ogle and Kenneth Cos.
sett, are visiting the formers mother in
Ross county.
Miss Bertha johnson returned Satur-
from weeks visit at Xenia.
Alvin Smith, of Marshall, visited his
brother in-law, Dr.. D. N. Mcbride, last
week.
Mrs. William Jones and daughter
Blanche returned to their home at Hills.
boro yesterday after an enjoyable visit
with relatives at Barretts Mills
J. E. Upp was accidentally struck Just
above the eye with pitchfork Saturday
while working at machine at Deck
Vests, making very painful wound.
@. L. Workman, agent for the McCor-
mick binder, was sent to Dakota last
week by the company to sell implements
and will probably be gone till septem
ber.
John Watts lost gold watch some.
where on his farm last week and up to
last account had not found it.
Since last Saturday we have new set
of mail carriers. Ed Chandler took
charge of the Hillsboro and Bainbridge
route, William Jones, of the Greenfield
and Cynthiana route, and young man
by the name OF Garen, the Lodore route.
w. J. Redksy and T. NJ. Thoroman
were furnished free transportation and
have gone with the Dahl, Millikan Go.
excursion OF Washington @. H. to Mack
inac Island, Salt st. Marie, &c.
George Lafferty, who volunteered
some weeks ago and was sent to Cuba,
has been heard from. He is at San Luis,
not very far from Santiago. He sent his
mother, Mrs. Mary Candy, who lives
here, nice pair of shoes, the soles of
which we're made Of twine and the
vamps Of white canvas cloth, nicely or
namented. He wrote her a cheerful
letter in which he said he was we'll, had
gained twenty pounds Of flesh and was
as happy as hen in corncrib.
Mrs. q. O. Miller is the guest OF Mn.
Chaplain Winget at Columbus. Her
grandson, Harry Miller, who has been
there several weeks, will return homo
with her.
Kodak auppliea ak StanlAv's
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The Big Comedy Event.

The great big comedy event of the
season will take place when the new
comedy farce, "A Wise Woman" will
DO presented In this city. Its repressn.
tafion will enlist corps Of artists of rep.
utation and undoubted talent.
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JACKSONVILLE.

July 8, 1899.
The wheat crop OF this vicinity is very
poor.
Harry Parker, Of PEBBLES, is visiting
relatives here.
Born-To Walter Fouch and wife,
June Goth, boy.
Ed. F. Ellis and wife, Of Russell, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Geo. Gegner came down from Xenia
Sunday on his wheel.
Mrs. Leney Gauvey and daughter, Of
Hillsboro, spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Philip Ackles, of near Harwood, was
arrested lest Wednesday by Constable
Joshua Simpson on a warrant sworn out
by Ed Barker, of the same place, on q
:charge of assault with intent to kill.
The defendant was arranged before
ESQ 7. w. Shaffer and plead guilty Of
assault and battery and was fined one
dollar and cost.
Albert Ellis is the guest Of Frank Bate
man, of st. Bernard, this week.
Some OF our young men attended the
festival at Russells Saturday night, and
report good time.
VIM. Bross filled his regular appoint
ment at Webertown Sunday evening.
Albert Briggs and wife, of Russell,
were the guests of latters parents here
Sunday.
Mrs. B. A. Selph and son, of Hillsboro,
spent Sunday here.
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HIGHLAND.


Mrs. D. A. Terrell, Mrs. E. s. Judkins
and son, Robert, spent Tuesday with
friends at Wilmington.
Raw Woodmausee, who has been at.
tending school of osteopathv in Colum.
bus, is home for few weeks vacation.
Mrs. Heming, Mrs. Carter and Mrs.
Nose Rice. of New Vienna, were enter
tanned tuesday evening by the Cohn
sisters.
Mrs E. B Savage returned home Sun
day after months visit with her son
and other friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. Carrie Earl and Mrs. Lizzie San.
ders spent two or three days in the
Queen City last week.
Mrs. Marie Cohn, of Highland, and
Miss Anna Wiser, of New Vienna, are
visiting friends in Columbus this week.
A. Henderson and wife, of Cincinnati,
are the guest of the families of Jas. Pat
ton and VIM. Riley.
Mrs. P. o. Daughters attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Sapp, an old citizen of
East Monroe Friday.
Miss Maude Swonger is visiting friends
in Greenfield this week.
DR.. Gallagher, of Mt. Sterling, was Wis.,
itng his sister, Mrs. Boyd Swonger, last
week Mrs. Swonger has been quite i'll
for some weeks, but lately has seemed
to be slowly improving so that she can
ride out occasionally.
Misses Elizabeth Campbell and Verne
Elliott, of Bloomingburg, are visiting
Virginia and Jesse Ferguson this week.
The mail route from Hillsboro to Sa-
bina changed hands Saturday, July lst,
being now under control Of W. Harvey.
Mrs. is. Kerns and family were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Adams on Sunday.
Robert Mckay and daughter, May,
went to Cincinnati last week to consult
a physician in regard to Miss Mays eyes,
which seem to be seriously affected
Levi Wright met with quite an acci-
dent last Thursday. In attempting to
drive his horse past threshing machine,
the animal frightened and overturned
the buggy, throwing him out and dislo.
eating shoulder. Miss Sylvia Moore
who was in the vehicle with him, also
received some severe bruises, but was
otherwise injured.
Rev. Sentman and son, D. 8. Ferguson,
wife and daughter, and Misa Anna Red.
key attended the Epworth League Con-
vention at Sabina.
The different charges on the circuit
were we'll represented at the quarterly
meeting Saturday and Sunday, which
was altogether very enjoyable and
prof table occasion. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered at the Missionary
meeting Sunday p. m, at which the an.
nual thanksgiving collection was taken
amounting to S4.45 The children's day
exercises in connection with the patriot
ic service, was held Sunday evening,
consisting of music, class exercises, reci.
tations, &c , by the little folks, also a
violin solo by Master Robert Judkins.
Two very excellent papers by Misses
Florence Holmes and Anna Moore, were
listened to with much interest by large
audience.
Miss Grace Earl is visiting friends in
Chillicothe this week.
Willie Reynolds, who has been with
his uncle, George Hoskins, in this place
for some time pact, has gone to Green.
field, where he expects to make his
home with his mother.
V M Smith went last week to North |
Dakota in the employ OF the Mccormick
Machine Co.
WILLETTSVILLE.
IL
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Rsaer Roll.

The names Of the following pupils
were accidentally omitted from the hon.
or roll published last week:
Mrs. Marks-Edith Gruver.
Miss Evans-Heber Sans.
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Marriage Licenses.

Nelson B. stridsr and q. Maud
Thompson.
]. @. Vance and Stella Robinson.
Granville L. Todhuntsr and Rose
Boyd.
Charles Ferguson and Flora Porter.
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The best buggy for the least money a
Wolfe & Calvsrt's.
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Kodak supplies ct stanlsy's.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15
tDauDhterS" and the Ela @

Il hope that every woman's club and
organization III the United States will
indOrse the action about the American
flag taken by the Daughters Of the
American Revolution congress at Wash
ington,' said Il clubWOman Yesterday
The late war was 4 good example Of
the foolish and sentimental ideas Of pa
triotism some people entertain, but it
was also an ugly example of the loose
and careless way the flag is treated
by others. \ law to prevent the use of
the flag for advertisements, to prevent
placing upon it or attaching to it devices
and inscriptions, and TO punish those
who treat it Wantonly or with indignity,
is q law that we need badly"
Mrs. Daniel Manning will use the flag
that was raised over the first American
camp in Porto Rico at the unwilling Of
the Lafayette statue III Paris, in 1900.
The statue viii be erected by the Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution Of the
United States.
The banner, which is already an histo-
ric one, was sent 90 Porto Rico by the
National Relief association-NeW York
Tribune.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15
What Bothered Him.

The Empress Eugene once asked
D'Ennery, the French dramatist, after
the performance of one OF his plays at
the Tuileries: How did your heroine get
the poison that was SO necessary for the
denouement?' "Ah, your majesty" said
D'Ennery, that's just what I've never
succeeded in getting her to tell" An
other time the directors of a theater
where his drama 1.-The Two Orphans
was being rehearsed, asked him what be
was dissatisfied with. "Oh, he replied,
its only that each of you has got a.,
imbecile for partner"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15
WORK ABANDONED MINES.
Renewed Activity on the Gogebic
Iron Range.

Bessemer, Mich, March 1.-THE Mi
llado mine, near this city, which has
been idle for a number Of years, has
John SincoX, ali official at Lake An
geline mine, will have charge Uf the
work at the AIikado, with Thomas Wal
tiers general superintendent. 1t is as
serted that plans are now being laid for
extensive workings on the new property.
/. Ehrmanntraut of Ashland, Wis,
one Of the principal stockholders OF the
Valley mine, has been in the city the
past week, and volunteers the statement
that he is perfecting arrangements TO
lease the property.
The report is current that the Puritan,
and also the lrontcn mines. which have
been idle Tor six years past, have been
leased by the C0rrigan Mckinley com
pany Of Cleveland, and that preparations
to work the mines have begun
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15
ROCK ISLAND RAISES WAGES.
Employees in Track Department will
Get More Pay.

STGC more ray
Chicago, H., March 11.-More than
5000 employees of the roadway depart
ment of the Chicago, Rock Island q
Pacific railroad are to be made happy by
an increase in pay. VicePresident and
General Manager Parker Of the COM
pany gave notice yesterday that COM
mencing at once every section hand and
employe of the roadway department on
every line Of the 5000 miles Of the big
system would have his wages advanced
from ) to 10 per cent
The pay of the section men will go up
from II to 1912 cents per hour, and as
the season when these men work long
hours IS approaching the raise will mean
from $50 to 81 per month extra to
them, according to the number Of hours
they put III.
The action will affect 900 zangs of
section hands which means more than
$500 men. The employees who will have
their monthly envelopes swelled are the
hardest-worked and lightest-paid class on
railroads. They are for the most part
men with families and a dollar to them
is as big rs s. would be to trainman
or the other employees who receive more
liberal compensation for their labor.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15

Such is the Situation in the Lum-
Der Yard District at SAL
iShury. Md.

Salisbury. Md. March 13.--At 4
o'clock this morning fire broke out in
Jackson's mill No. /. at the lower end
Of Main street. The flames are spread
ing rapidly and high wind, scattering
the sparks in every direction, increases
the violence of the flames. The fire
department is working heroically. but the
has been asked from Wilmington, Girls
field and PocomOke City.
The mill and the big lumber yard con-
tanning millions Of feet of lumber arc now
q glowing mass of Goals.
The flames are spreading to adjoining
property, and there is great apprehension
will go.
Word has been received that train
bearing an engine, hosecart and tremen
has left Wilmington for this place.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15
Not ia 1t.

Many anecdotes were told of the late
Judge Cox of the district bench Of Wash
ingt0n, D. c. One OF them Will bear re
telling, says the San Francisco Argonaut
\ young lawyer defending q criminal be
fore him. and whose idea Of eloquence
seemed to consist in continually calling
upon the Creator, concluded with this
remarkable peroration: I ask your hon
or for Gods sake to have mercy on
my clientr' The judge adjusted his
spectacles, asked for the papers, exam
med them with much deliberation. and
then said: 1.-THE plea for mercy for
Gods sake cannot be entertained by
the court After careful examination
of the papers I do not find that God
is a party to the record in this case"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15
SOCKLEsS SIMPSON, AUTHOR.
Soon to Publish q Book Entitled "Jf
the Devil Came to Congress-

Wichita, Nas., March l3.-'If the
Devil Came TO Congress- is the title of u
book which former Congressman Jerry
Simpson will soon have issued. Mr.
Simpsons third term expired with the
closing of the last session and he has re-
turned to his farm in Western Kansas
to raise cattle and write the book i Is
said he will put things in the latter
which will cause many Of his former col
leagues to move uneasily in their seats.
Among other things he will give q de-
scription Of the power of Speaker Reed
from a personal standpoint and will tell
that it is impossible for 4 man to be ii
congressman and live on the salary of
the position.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15
PyrOtechnic Birds.

III Nagasaki. Japan, there IS a fire.
works maker who manufactures pyro-
technic birds Of great size that, when ex-
ploded. sail III lifelike manner through
the air, and perform many movements
exactly like those of living birds The
secret of making these wonderful things
has been in the possession Of the eldest
child of the family Of each generation for
more than 400 years.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15
AGAINST THE PRINCE.
Demonstration When Gustaf Of
Norway Returns from Mill
tary Club,

Christiana Norway, March 13-There
was a popular demonstration here last
evening against Crown Prince Gustaf,
Duke Of Wermland. who was recently
appointed regent on account of illness of
his father. King Oscar II. The prince
was returning from the military club,
when be met Il crowd Of people who
hcoted him. Kissed him and pelted him
with snowbaIlS The crowd was dis
persed by the police aud several arrests
We're made.
The Norwegian papers condemn the
demonstration.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15
Miners Decide Not to Strike

Ishpeming, Mich, March 13-At a
mass meeting of miners Saturday night
Thomas Ii. Roberts. a member of the
state board Of arbitration, who was au-
thoriZed to consult mine officials in the
interest Of workmen relative to an adj
vance IN pay. reported that the raise
granted March / was all the companies
could possibly give at this time and after
d long discussion the men decided not to
strike
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15
SIMPSONS GALLANTRY.
Steps Aside and Asks that Men
Below Him Under New Ruling
be Given Promotion

Washington, d. c., March 13.-Sccre-
tary Long has received Il letter from
Rear-Admiral Sampson. in which the ad~
miral after referring TO the allegations
that Il list Of officers recommended for
promotion for gailantry off Santiago had
failed of confirmation because it includ-
ed his name, asked the secretary TO inn
mediatciy reappoint these officers, omit
ting his own namo
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15

fraud upon The state of Wisconsin; relating
TO crust funds; appropriating money to NJ
3. Fierminich; relating to municipal court
n Ashland county; apprOprlating money to
John j. Roberts; relating to fling Of all
stracts; relating to school books; relating
% foreclosure of mortga ges; relating to APP
polntment of Il charter commissions reat-
ing to investment of trust funds.
At the evening session of the Senate on
The 9th an invitation was read from PreSi-
lent Adams, requesting the senators to visit
he state university buildings. On motion
IF Senator Stout, it was decided to accept
The invitation, and Wednesday afternoon
was fixed the time. resolution was
adopted granting Senator Mills permission
20 Introduce bill relating to the superior
favor of the 2-cent passenger fare was pre-
sented. On motion the Senate reconstructed
he vote by which bill No. goa was in
definitely postponed, and the bill was re
ferred to the committee on judiciary. 1t
provides for the appointment by the COVER
of charter commission The state af-
fairs committee reported for passage the
DILL to authorize the transfer Of moneys
from the trust funds to the general fund
Ihe Dill to correct errors in the assessment
rollS was faVOrably reported. The commit
Zee on military affairs reported for passage
the bill for an appropriation to enlarge
The Wisconsin Veterans home at Waupaca
and the bill to create special fund for the
re-equipment of the Wisconsin National
guard. The committee railroads report
ed for passage with an amendment the bill
10 prevent the fraudulent use of transfer
tickets by street railway companies
Henry c. Payne talked to the committee
on corporations with good results. for at
The session Of the Senate on the 10th the
committee reported for indefinite postpone
Wisconsin Telephone company to connect
its lor~di~+"''"o """v-ico with Ioool -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-15
Death in n. SnOyvstorsn

lincoln, Neb.. March ia binding
storm OF snow and wind was the cause
of a bad collision Of a switch engine witt
an eas+bound fast freight on the Bur
lipgton road TWO miles west OF Lincoln
this evening, resulting in the death OF
three trainmen and injury of four others
The dead are: Luke Boyse, engineer
John Doyle, engineer. Elmer Graham