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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-28
william Deigarao Released.

william pssgaTdo. who was arrested
uaord ring. said - have been stolen from,
3 Mr.. febsr,- 81 Tacoma on the steamer
Flyer. vas reieesed ~ the police yester-
cay Detective Pow who worked up
tfaa case against pelgArdo. says that whiis
the ring was found in the iatter's posses
sion. ~ vas stolen by third party and
given - he.garco TO self The police have
been unable 20 catch the man who stole
e. The ring was returned yesterday 70
It's owner.
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eminent is doing nothing toward q further
development OK her foreign trade ne SAID
hast nisht. The country is in prosper
GUS condition, and for the year ending June
~. 1899. enjoyed a greater trade than DUR
Ing tl,s previous year. which 10 that time
was the greatest in our history. So god
hardly expect the present year TO chow an
increase. our trade with the United States
has greatly increased during the past few
,s ~. s9nsy so o.
all PURPOSES. In iNs we imported $sS ~, sA&
worth OF dutiable merchandise as against
81. 90 for 1899. We imported 81 .t.s. 81
against Ss.STss7 In 1899 Our coin and
bullion imports for Isys were aSs9.i2s. as
against ts77 ass In isss The grand total
sa,es s' smo sGn 20 we're Um " soi,
leeted, as against !ls2. o6s on which du.
tee amounting tc SIS, 1880 were collected
in 1850 BY far the greater amount Of these
totals cAHre from the United States. In
ISIS our total exports amounted To 3i6s.-
IN, sol, as against ei54.oes $50 for 1895.
"Au THE Is significant to Americans 40
showing TRAIT Canada IL bscoming a create ~
consumer Of American products avery year.
Although We may not show an Increase At
the close Of THE year. va anticipate .
large business. and ~xpec, 10 he large buy
ers from the United States IN steel. raw
and manufactured
The Pacinc trade Of the Dominion o.
Canada ~ becoming greater. ana all this In
49," ~ ''~ - LA titAtc w no NAteH-
ton has been paid 10 II by the government.
We have rcsily but two commercial HINES
or our Pacific trade
Sx years ago the government subsidlzRl
nne % steamers TO Australia. simply o.
re, the mall through II was then though
20 he losing INVESTMENT. but today this
Ire cenrot carry the outbound freight.
The incoming freight - hight The other
rne. running % Japan. 10 also tahsiizet.
and - doing good business Taking n
all through. Canadian commerce IS enjoy.
ing boom, bus we are not endeavoring 20
extend H."
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MOUNT BAKER MINING WORK.
biastiaG scanas Like . Casnons d -
Need Good Roads.

sp~rsA DISPATCH - fhs Pcs, -ln,elasencs-
wHATSNoM. Sept III = Tr.n,ls,
who has tast returned from tAe Mount
Rsksr mining district. say. ,ha; ronns-s
Ana English who own she Poet Lambert
Edge. have twenty Eve -usn a. wo-k ard
want MOTE ba, rni &: impassihis 70 g.
.hern
Trey have blasted winter quarters ou.
- che size ~ the hir srs are Sssnx 70 nun
tunnel into TIE Lore Jack ~ feet below
the tap. They are making ayrunx-<nea;s
fer work on . large A-sls
NJ rr~nile says sts: ere hlas.ing on g.
Vslop,nsns ara ASSESSMENT work soun...
lka esn,cnAdnx al Cay Gag lie All
Dunn. Rocking ara white nave run a
tor,r-fcot tuanes o. their claims and the
showing q r1e.
Xaoos&S Pa, nc. Nelson Hughes, @ c.
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for dollar with the county In the cost OF
It's construction.
The province OF British Columbia has al
ways made Il point TO build good roads
TO every new mining district. and II has
made IL possible by what IL has done as
far as the line TO divert all tho trade OF
the Mount Baker country down the Fraser
river by way Of the Chtlliwack.
The miners would rather do their trading
on this side. and bcs dcs II IL closer. but
they cannot do u without one road being
bull, At a not very large cos;. II II Is
done all the properties VIII connect with
IL by tramwaya
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Articles az incorporation we're hl~s yes
e~~sisv for ~. Copper Mountain Mining
Company, the capital stock h.sns fixed al
t2aosa divided into gm.esss shares ~ n
yar value - ~ cent? each The inccrryrYa-
t,fs ar~ Alfref y Nichols. Alexander II
Nunra. John Kilkenny. Alfred runsnes and
tts--rs ~ proNkss The principal .ffies
Of che COMPANY - IN This city
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Merry A - rarrH ~ snssst Insane -ua-
49, asrssf~ss ~ Use ssrssf ~ Dr-f~a-
XIV faSt r gNs AeNwarth RS N.sn
fesfs. 81 ~svef-. ftHsf- sra tr-e1 f-r tn
-awftv Nuf haS Elwav. esrsp~ss b~srg cors-
y. - - 20 49, .svisssn
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q. ~. slean Wins HE Suit Against the
~ a. T. q r. COMPANY.

"A Jury IN Judge Morris court yesterday
aw4ri~a sar1sl " eIosn damages In the
cam 1T 81. - against the forth American
grsusrp ortaftor ami Trssisng Company
The award Was the fuu ausonns asked for
b. Sloan IN his complaint The suit was
tsss-a cr Sosns alleestsor thai the COM
rany sued contracted TO iaed him In Daw-
eon Csfy tas failed e. 10 80. leaving him
81 a point along the road. that he caught
csit while - THE place. which coii re-
siatf-l 81 permanent injury 20 his health.
u II Understood the case vii be appealed
O. the supreme court 81 the state.
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Sits Tor fivoros were fled YESTERDAY ~
NsrrArpf SAITH AxstnG James gmlth
go residents - seattle on thu grounds
e. tsottasi Sr-1akerne~. snd failure 20
tr>svtie. aaa ~ EfwarS L. Place asair.t
Anrfe l.. f'fscc. both ~~<~'snts ~ thfs rlsv
ga the grcstns - se.-rtisn T7n~ usaintt-
q. shs later case asks the custody ~ a
sesr,sr ~NUf
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2 -. N~lss -s~s=sssx sfsrztssx. a. ssss ~
WlAsss .<.snss - Mas NsgsF Stag. css-
ss-s - fss- h.xfrx t~s~ c.-sT~~-isNt T,ss
satsss 49, - fsv=.xca
- - rs.s = us~rv srsss-Nn sgsfNss " Y
49, - -~e<e- 80 ssaas q s~rsktz isss = se4,-
- ts~2s s-s1@rstsv ~-N.-~-+ trsslw a.
s..ss = go fss--fsr ~ ~ srs r~ss
snsf- Fsr~ x-sr*ss aers~szs~t 49, go -
= tna .rg~s4s- r~1rs ths g. an ga~A b. asss@lsrs
80 $50 = to r-esSss s-.zs is~~-~- Tss
49, - h-s4 sssa.zAsss ts 1ssxs Sseas sssss
a s-sr - 49, .wNnxfp-v~t the sp-tswaer sossz
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Jack Nussnt n bartender In q Ralllv's
easocu on FIRST avsEu. south. was arrest
81 yesterday upon complaint OF J W.
Morris who claims he intrsisfed SO 80 Nh.
cent Tor safeseerins. and that the latter
vefused % return Il 20 him A charge Of
embcrxsenent VAS placed against Sugent
an he WA rxlaAscs on Los cAsh bail
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Harry Wilson. formerly porter ST the
Fremont istgfrg hense On First avenue
south. vas yesterday hound over 20 the
slpcrics ceurt on tho charge Of stealing
t.N frem ne lsrtlasv 90 the house Mrs
49, fsSwie Agtrr the ale Gs4 theft WI
en- res % Victoria ana ~ss captured by
the police % that cte~
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TRADE WITH CANADA GROWS
Our Exports to the Dominion for
1899 Show an Increase.
STEEL AND IRON GREATEST

Hon. ". q. PaPnelee. Deputy Min.
ister Of Trade and Commerce at
Ottawa. Pres~nts some Interest.
Sng Figures, Showing That Caa-
ada IL Finding Ready Market for
Hes Wants In the Cnited states.
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Hon. w. @. Parmolee. deputy minister Of
trade and commerce for the Canadian gov
eminent. with headquarters at Ottawa IL
q yr1est OF the Rainier Grand. He 10 en-
route homo from Oregon. whese ne has
been on private ousine9A
AT the present time the Canadian gov.
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AMrsEMESTs.


"A Breach CT Promise" To- doing the h,g-
xsst tuanees az the Third Avenue theater
THIS week % any company that has been
there this sssson, IL 10 a sparkling farce
comedy. sllil Of fun. pretty girls and pleas
ing sDssiaities
Lincoln J. Carriers meioframa. The
Heart of chicago" will appear a. the
Third Avenue next week. This will prob
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CAxADIAN-AMERICANs
Social Club Formed with 100
MRn,hnRo-

A meeting ~ Cars,,an- Americans was
hra IN the Chamber OF Commerce rooms
last ntcht AZ which large number were
present. The rrn0rt ~ tire committee on
bylaws wSs adopted ard a committee an.
pointed 20 ana suitable rooms 20 he ss~f
FOR cub purposes THIS committee Wi re-
port az Meeting - e~ held a. tire SAM
yisc~ on "Wednesday evening next. a.
waic. time a f,lil Get ~ ofisrs wtr m
elected
The club VIII star Oh with member.
sh,p of IN
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Not satisfied with cohbls.son-s ard wood
the city Of Lyons has beer experimenting
with glass IS . street pavement Since last
November the Rue de Ia RepubIi1aa ha.
been paves with asvitrisst glass Thus
new product is obtained from broken glass
heated 10 temperature 81 80 degrees
and compressed. In matrices by hydraulic
force. TIE glass pavement is laid IN the
FORM ~ blocks eight inches square. 90 Gu
block containing sixteen parts in the form
OF checkers These blocks ara so cs~e!y
ats~t together thas water cannot pass BE-
tween them. and the whole paveren. locks
Ike one gigantic chsek~rboard As a
vATenert I; IL said 20 have greater re-
sistarce Tran store. {. IL a poor conduct "
OF ocld. ara ice Will no. form OF Il readily:
dirt do>s not accumulate upoa Il 80 easily
a. upon stone. ard IL viii rot retain mi.
croos~- II is more durable than stone Ara
just a. cheap.
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charles shtctt. q seV - verrM - asA
~Aa afressva ~ C~1cer NTFas,w ais is.t
rlxNf wffh = aos.aty ~ Supposed sthl.s,
rtwhf7s IN - pes-eSs'or TIE rfsshirx
va 49, f~ofn . reesn Isl th~ rc1Sy hcuse
~hfre Ahfc.s sNr-nsr.y rNern~f
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YscseTe ye'Ee HcerN yes,e-rsy Charles
kesstlsso an ltalikn. w-s sxSr,'H..A on
&C. rAars~ - tsffnK insane Arsoiu.esv
nathing c7Nls't - learned froFs TIE p.l.snt
atsoui hlntseis 81 10 e.up~ - 80 ,sslatv
aas re vas ccx1.gstt;e.t - tie asylum a,
= a ars-eru
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TO CHICAGO FOR $500
Effective September 18th. the Northern
Pacific will make rate OF SIS 20 10 Chica-
go. and corresponding reduction TO al
Eastern points You will ind II TO your
advantage TO travel over this line.
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Car a. SO ~~~F n~~n Fsrsnc cfses Ssf>rs
sntn< fk~ s-9 tsss s1vAnt~ss - re
iawe@f rsfrs - Al Fsetnfs Fxer~sssEF 20
- sssA re - CNtcaeo cEss So
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REbtcED RxTkS f3FT

Call a. the Northern Pacific ostrs bssc.,
GuanG kaw ara take advantage n re
lowest rates 10 sll roinfs. Everything the
best or ibis lins. On ard afts- ssn,e.n.
Der eth. rate 10 Chicago eniy so %
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FOR rent-Front of!sces: desirable. Sui.
Ivan building.
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--sr NJ a. oosAsazy III sssa Tsur.
Hny
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THE NJ O. Company VIII open Thurs
Gay.
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A. sNe Sally household cares fsrlsna a
r-i}s .snie s0r tire housss'fe ana mother
NarT-~t-TRINE 10 tsssf ard esrses,
taken NAsa hx the ArNsussr-Rusch Brew
fng Assn That assures 80 merit asv
-Hr MOST POPULAR LINE between
81 YAssi z~A chicago - fhe Chicago MI
~.as~~ a - Paul Railway,
THERE "a no, an ounce ~ headache
~ a narrea 20 g.. Jesse Moore IA"
whisSey.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-25

The following is a lis, OF deeds filed for
reeerti IN the office OF the county auditor
yesterday. as furnished by the Bulletin
Publishing Company:
John AcTsunough ct ux. 20 VIM. Mus-
ply. sts % lot ~. block -, fsaes a. Knight s
gad. January H. s40
George Herring 80 TX. fo s L.. Bow man.
lot : block Is, Ycsscr's ISL add. January
g. sll1
Mount Pleasant Cemetery Co. 20 W r
Chaahorns int y section ]. rep.at Mount
Pleasant cemetery. January h. SIS.
Sheriff 20 ,ScncoTdia Loan a Trust Co.
lot z block ~. Funtlsss' and add, October
"a tSa&. $, 500
Charles q. Hoffman ct TX. 20 NJ Victor
staley. lat IS tleek ID. Brooklyn add.
December - iSsss yasA
Moore Investment Il Mortgage CO "a
NJ &lrtnr Stase~ sot Is block 2 EToekaya
ass,S. January 81 q G. s.
Same % NJ victor s1aley. lot Is. h.ssck
~ brooslyH ala. January Is q. G. 81
WIZ. Frankfurt ara ~. J. Gray 10 FL
dorado ssSsa Il topper Msnsnx Go. san
sfaw ard sampson minis. January II. u
q. s..
Aslsis f. Bsn1r n Mary J Virgin. tass
$ ard Z hl1ck =. \ A. Eeauys a&ia. JAN
uAry is, a c. We
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superior Court Notes.

Judge Benson yesterday signed an order
Diminishing the case Of Hugh X. Sinclair
Va. n. ". Fletcher.
The defendant IN the case OF The Pro-
greso Steamship Company vs.. Dexter Hor-
ton st al nied demurrer yesterday.
An order confirming the aaIe In the case
Of Frank JotAst vs.. Helen a. Dwysr ct al,
was yesterday signed by Judge Moore
An order confirming the sale In the case
OF Lewis a. Iukeus Va. James III. Math-
ews 81 a., Was yesterday signed by Judge
MoOre.
An answer was fled by the defendant
yesterday in the ease OF r. NJ MccOrd 81
al. W. Frank Waterhouse. asking that the
case he dismissed with costs and dtsburse-
n1tnis-
Motions Tor new trials were made yes
farday IN the cases of H. q. Shuey, reSeiv-
or Of the Seattle Savings Rank ss. w r..
Ballart Ell ux.. and FL. O, Shuey vs.. II. T..
Holmes ct ng-
Sarah MeDsaough. who was adjudgea
insane by Isdge Moore Monday. will he
taken 70 the asylum today. Fred Rsskey
and Bert Edgar two young boys. will be
taken to the reform school.
In the case Of Oliver Il Briggs VS. The
pans ct al, Ten was declared by judge
Moore against tire vessel Masto3on. Ter
payment of several judgments
The Eliorado Gold aud Copper Mining
Company WAS yesterday incorporated! IN
der the state laws hy William Frankfurt
q, j Grey. John Willard. j. r. o'Neli
ana William G.. Keith. The purpose OF tbs
company ts To carry on a general mining
business; developing property and buying
stock Is placed at si,"c.se with shares at
81 each
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the passenger train had s.acksned hts SPEED
considerably. The train had been running
rather fsSz Ga the kvei ssretch before
reaeSEEsx RzysE74. hss. On approaching TIE
curve rhe errgfnes- slowed 1cw1 anti the
train was making hardly more than fsvc
or ST miles an hour. As the passenger srasn
rounded rss@ cave. tire engineer saw the
eabD0~- Of tbs coal ira IN almost immediate
~ IN front 81 asua He had Just time ID
whistle down brakes reverse ais engine
ard ssap fer his Efe IRE Erema1 gong oar
hy the opposite door OF the cab TIE pas
singer train Was 11as drought almost 20
ssar5ztsI y tsen the fright CRASHED into IL
The s.znaase 70 the engine Was nos 50
great bat that the Passenger engine return
"a - ira city under rs own steam thpEzxa
rn.ras n snnokesaek- The wreck train Was
ssssf x,s5s and cleared the rack. 50 that the
passenger tram Jeff Seattle at a little after
o'cisrk =. ~ Assavalsa the SssoQaasuEe
train. whkea WAS at Keith when the wreck
occta-res was detained until the track
could be cleared Some anxiety wac felt
arsung people IA tbs city who had trends
q, board that train, until the exact details
OF the accident were learned
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1T WAS ONLY 4 LAP DOG.
But IL Cost S5 to buy Its Passage TO
Alaska

The determination OF transportation
companies operating steamers between
here and Alaska 10 maintain the rates
agreed upon ten days ago was shown In
a little incident that occurred at one OF
the local Offices yesterday. This shows
that most of the parties to the agreement
are disposed to draw lines OF technical
narrowness. rather than infringe on any
Of the provisions of the implied contract
woman applied for rates TO Skagway
and casually mentioned that she had a
dog She was promptly told that she
must pay s. additional for the beast. NO
matter II IL was dinlnutive would
go In A hardbox, or was big enough to fsil
an ox's stall She protested that her ca
Hiua was "A superanUuatsd animal. a IRE:
AZ ancestral Importance. and not large
enough Ia lie noticed IN a lap. This made
70 difference the agreement sad dogs
g." no matter what their race or color
and il would ne also assessed two-nits adj
,igtional for wharfage charges at Skag-
WAY.
This cIoae construction of she new tar.
IN WIS criticised. bat !, was subsequently,
learned that nearly all ~ the parties 10
the agreement maintained that tss charge
was 20 a@ the same. whether the ap9ssa-
cant was a pet poodle or a gigantic ST
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n IS lost N THE SHUTTLE.


According TO Associated Press a1ysees
the hearing OF the claims against ire
Northern Pacific Railroad Company be-
fore Master in Chancery Cary. il MIL
waukee yesterday. and among ather sur
prising Developments IL was found that
Gre of the railroad companies that have
figured in the Northern Pacific deal, the
Chicago Il Calumet Terminal Raiiw az
has completely passed our OF sight. hav-
ing ben lost IN the shuttle between the
Wisconsin Central Company and the CHI
cage h Northern Pacific and Northern
Pacific in the leasing Of the various lines.
In consequence tina claims which have
been flied against the Northern Pacific De-
cause Of the operations OF the missing
company, were Withdrawn when they
were called by the master
TIE BIG claim Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. the new corporation.
IL allowed ny the master st fs.sil .S4
There Is a further sum allowed which be-
comes due on January ], Is7. for SIS. III.
In view of this. the attorneys for the
general creditors expect to receive little
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TWENTY DAYS NOTICE.
sssst Avenue Hallway COMPANY
Summoned ny city Council.

= p, 2. resolution Passed by the city cseirt-
g - Moday night with regard 20 the for
s@1ufs or The First Avenue Railway COM
10y franchise contained the ttsssial pro-
sNon Ter twenty DAYS notice ~ the
0Mlshy. a. tf@ expiration ~ witch th..
Sans1i viii be legally at liberty to
- an ordinance ferfestsng ths franchise
lee provision for a twenty days notice
- follows
& Hf*o5vra That notice IS a~stirs
Gehsa on hchas cf the egty of Seattle hy
Ee mayor and stfcssvd f,v the city clerk
81 - Under the seal of said city. ne sryvssi
.sssn sae FIRST Avenue Railway sicuIsa n.y.
Cshs notice 20 SAID company that by rea-
- el tne violations hy enid caY4fany Of
~ ~ s1eSssians OF sstd oFdinauces as hare.ss-
1--we mentioned. the city af Seattle atls.
= 'ae expiration Of tweTty days after the
49, 81 sati notice, dsc,afs by ordinance
- she rights and privileges granted hy
80 ofeafssnTss, as amended save bee n
tsesssfsd. abandoned ana surrendered bv
- grantees rs.sfusi In sad orsilnance<s
s'ss associates SUCCESSORS and azsisas :"
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an-sas New York Block

IN she past has ROT been IN 70 the ..r-,,~ 81
the franchlse, and NE can cot se~ what
San te gained by Introducing any number
% Nsfzsssrs 10 prove what We acknovs-
osir reason for asking for q new Franchise
- sras the road may be put Ia better
corsefsszon. and the company Is willing, ~
mas been pAsscly stated TO make any
reasonable pledge To- live I'D 70 gae terms
OF its franchise"
Meanwhile the opponents OF renewing the
naFschfse To Ssae present hesae-x are using
every sNort 10 secure large and repre-
sentative Attendance az tonsxntss uspflrs
An unsigned CIRCULAR was sssxed yssser-
Gay. heaTirg a. It's TOP q deaths asad On
ole asss, and a cooled serpent OF. the other
The circular Condemned the 0ur.ars q nj
rsanaxers OF the Yeslsr way line and cali
ed upon citizens living along the route 10
turn out OF tsTsghts meeting.
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paSSrxcrn Avn FREIGHT
Collision Between Two Trains OF
the seattle & INTERNATIONAL

The regular nortntagad passenger tran.
No. /, on the Seattle a. fnserfla tsoaag ieaS-
Ing Seattle at s:i5 o'clock yesterday morn
Ing, ran into the detached portion 81 a
freight train at Ravenns station, with the
result that the Smokestack and headlight
Of the passenger engine were demolished
the rear truck OF the freight cabaose flung
10 one side. the cathn-yse thrown across the
aged.
The freight, an extra coal tran bound
for fs<HQuah. on having To climb tbs stesp
grade al Ravenua. was cut into two aee-
tons and a fsaC'ufan was started back TO
the station 10 flag the passenger train due
in few minutes The track or tire grade
however. was slippery. ard tho brakes re-
fused 20 hold. Isy the time the fag.nan
reached the station the freight cars were
there also. and the passenger train was
Just rounding the curve leading % she sta
ton on zach side 81 which Is a high en-
tssnkment Fortunately. the engineer on