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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May II, p. m-cotton.spo e1,en spN
business at firm prices; American mlddIhs, IN 40,
we're for speculation and export and included SVOS
American Futures opened quiet with moderate
ana closed steady at the advance American nnoolns
m c. May 2f-6ia5 22-64d buyers: NAY ana h Iuns.
Al m % Cad BUYERS and july 2264d buyers
July and August % 64as 236d buyers; August ana
Ssnemher 90 G4Q3 2364d buyers; september ana
her 90 Cad buyers: October and Novernoer' - Dtg
- buyers: November and peeemGer anpsry and
FEBRUARY -Gd buyers February and Msscn3 %
% 6Id buyers; March ana APRIL VIZ" - ''-
Iatxo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

hammered the last few days Consideration
bearish sentiment among local traders Than was appsr
ent late Wednesday when condition Of 10 stood
had been % The great IN Wss
MSy va, s Was month the ana h1 Su nj.
under last year. Will. the estimated yield eocncoo
took exceptions to II. favorable promise for that State
in the report figuring that condition least 10
sSre crop over aio 600 GOO BUSH although admitting
recent conditions are about as favorable as could be for
wheat and other crops spring wheat getting fairly good
andr nns As could s
that the Government report on second thought was
not so marked inspire on
part Of Longs as Vas ys evident IN the hast h0us col
early advance did not enter the market and only about
opened shade lower than the previous nights curb
prices advanced sharply cent bush on General cover
thy with corn and the Illinois STATE report indicating
up This was followed in he last hour by the break
already noted Continental markets were closed and Lv
ported more free offerings from Russia on the late curb
the market here developed stl more weakness selling
are 1900 q. 800 bush of wheat smaller
than the previous week % eS & cash sns ana 10s
arrive No Northern Duluth sic SPOT and voc 10 ar
' CoRN--opening slightly lower. The corn market at
noon and in early afternoon developed remarkable
Interests at Chicago elsewhere Prices advanced about
bushe but In the last hour followed wheat !.
last prices only partial &c net higher The
vity in export Circles involving purchases OF IS loads
today light interior receipts fair cearances and an
%st S.S Se IA fallen m Of o' bush this week but there
has also been reduction Of 5000 bush IN senoS S
favorable from all sections No corn closed i0c
sss s day 10 oas c6 s
M white. 35c No white ste track mSea 81 We
Market weak; No 2 Western. G64c. and No Western.
&c both b afoat; State rye &C New-iork car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION. .
OILS A. NJ and 1855 Z. ~ Daily, except sunday !"
Pittsneld: Sundays only at $50 A. d
Wagner Palace Car. on all through , Trans
Ticket Offices at 49, 2ei, Alb and i2iS xosaswy 70
Union 90, W. 235 Columbus ave, OF Mess i<otn -.
10th St and issh ST. stations Ssw YoIk sSs ana TO
Telephone '21eo rhir,y-esh,h street Tor New ioss
Service Baggage checked from hotei o
residence by Westcott Express Company -.
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
Railroads.
WEST SHORE. R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station, ~ T. as fo'io~'
and Is later from foet q ~ 42d sii Daily far
Albany Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls
Cleveland. Detroit Chicago and 81, Louis Arrives
b.4s p H. $50 later 700 " ga 81, Chicago and
ester buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. chicago and ST. Louis. - -
7,a0 p NJ Daily FOR Utcs, Syracuse. Rochester Buff
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto.
san - M Daily Albany, Utica. Syracuse Roches
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit. c1eve-
land Chicago and st. Louis
rnns tables q principal hotels and ofhces. Baggage
eheeksd from Hotel Residence by Westcott Express
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
NAVAL STORES.

IN spirits the feeling dull to-day. as BUYING
continued lacking. Rosn steady ana IN goo J.
mand fo- The lower medium grades. but the choic
stvles were slower sale. Tar held nrn a,
r,ces Savannah reported steady market the f,nslsn
pmsrEe,. with the exception OF slight decline In tne
nrce 81 spirits az London. also quite STEADY u"
IT. TT RCReguars 81 So OIL bbls. So 3''s
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE-i2lRH3 Soc G, On.
posfSLCommon to good strained. 81 3n9sl 90 81 "
r. 81 70: @. 81 7D H. 81 so; L. ~ ssaSi W; ~ - ~
90 o. n 81 90: 81 81: W W, s. 10
STOCK on HAND.
poafn
Spirits turpenne, bbls 74s
Tar
Charleston May li.-Turpentine- doihs' a"''"
lions unchanged. Rosin firm. unchanged. 80 o-La
'VS Nav II-Splrts turpentne quiet ~ zu
asc' receipts So casks Rosn hrm e5cQsl receipts 20
IbI: Crude turentne steady 81 S. 81 40 ana - o.
rsceint. ais casks Tar firm So TO- receipts. 2oi Dds
savannah May 1l.-Spirits turpentIne s'sauy' he
decline: sales 1922 bbs; receipts 2sCs S9l' rs
n e. D. 9hc j., 81 TO- +. 81 20: q, u -; H. - o.
J. 81 40: X. 81 so: NJ 81 s.. y. 81: " O. e. % w.
- Icndor Nav 11-ILnseed OIL ISIS 11kd Petroleum
American reansd 5-32d Turpentine spirits. S3s 4-o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
BALTIMORE G. OHIO r. r.

SlHEDCLE IN EFFECT NOFENBEK 70, Iss5s
Leave Nsw-York Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry Al
.Ds1y. Except Sunday. tsundays
CHICAGO ('i30 a. m. from Liberty street onyo. Ill
PITTsBURo clso a. m. from Liberty street cniyh
so@ o. M, si2iS night
cINeTNSATI ST. LOFTS. 'sI a m, 'o.o5 8. m
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMoRE. f7eS .sS pias2,
(''Roya Limited" Exclusive Pullman Train. 49,
(piner,. 1855 D. and 'i2 10 night NORFOLK. ft1S
2. m
All trains ar. niuminatsd With pintseh Lash,
Orces: iI3. liz 2ei. <54 1854 Bway, % Union o..
W.; i27 Bowery. ~ T.; $50 Fon-st. $50 Qraham-evs.,
Brooklyn; whitehall Terminal Baggage ehscks1 froo
hotel residspcs 10 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
prices in the local market to-day

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations unehansed on
the basis Of 6c nddling up.and and 611c for mid
ding gulf compared with 64sc and csc respectively
ago. Total sales OF 90 bales 10 spinners Spot
cotton the Southern markets elegraphed 10 our
Exchange follows w-oreans quiet at 57sc; Mobile
quiet 11-l6c Savannah quiet at 5ssc. Charleston
steady al 5isc wilmington quiet 57c Norfolk steady
5Nc Baltimore nominal 6l.c; Augusta steady at
exc: Memphis steady 5@sc Louis quiet IS Ice.
The export movement follows
Great Britain. France. Continent.
Tota; to-day............. 327
Thus far this week. &c.. 1924 5.427 10 293
Thus far this 3. 268 3SS 697.579 $3.50 S44
Receipts at New-Orieans tomorrow estimated
900 400 bales against 3437 last 1896
year. Estimated receipts Houston tomorrow $50
$50 bales actual last week 297 bales year GA baes
Receipts ports interior points to-day com
pared with the same day last and last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot of West 2rd c9!tl.ndt and Desorosses
.Tims West asrd street olher figures Cortland or
Desbrosses streets. Daily except Sunday. sunday
.y'tH s'yx NJ FOR BuFFALO, NIAGARA
FALIs aud est, and PRINCIPAL local points. Parior
1890 SSSS -, sIA A 3, e Dd,is l,.
ised to seiing capacity. Due bunalo rs = NJ COZ
meeting with through sleepcrs 70 Deiroit and chicago.
Dining Car service Ia carte v,. nppv
1880 40 7. N. and Sn isser@s dais po!,...r
rt:aS SlSEA. E EsssI 81 ;SI IISsToS a sroS
t,J,JO $40 L. ". Local Express for EAsIQs..
$3.50, 8.f6 J.; N. For ,buaalo ard points wsa
.y.IO, SOD P: II. Express for BUFFALO "a
ros2SaT2 SS9s ~ sIsspPPfT Sandn RSScHEsTs&
sas Ts, SDs A6 Sfs .
daily sxcsp. sand.yl :lo9a iSse 9. M N s,aiSes@S
Tickets and Pullman accommods,lons At lis se ~
-, satsnd sr0sews Tn Sn,0s g. cour, g.
brosdwsy and Brooklyn Anner Station, Brooklyn.
n. Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

suns wheat Su 9is No spring wheat eSa1e 10 red
oats as d2sSc: NJ Whit. ses6aoGc 10 white
2s4d20lfc: No . rye. 5sc No harley Sop5le; no
naxsee 81 O6; Northwestern 81 o'sgsl os prime tmotny
seed 81 So coyerseed contract grade SO $685. go mes
short ribs 81 4os4 TO- drysslte snouSers
oxedl 81 25Qs4 so: short clear sides Cboxed), HsSg
81 %: whiskey dstlers hnaned g9oHs pc. sa9n -
sugar cut loaf unchanged. On the Produce EScnsnge
today the butter market steady creaneres l-Hli
diaries iOa4c. Eggs steady; fresh liHc' Cheese weak
creameries. iOisGllc.
Cincinnati. NAY 1i-Flour quiet. Wheat dull, nominal
No 3 rSd tic Corn dull; No mixed. 36h g5Stc oats
ouIet: No p mixed 29c. Rye firm; No 2, o3c Butter
in fair demand Sugar steady. Egss quiet hc' chee'e
steady - ...
milwaukee, May 1.--wheat lower; No Northern
sS97iG No All, Nor Nn 41c sample 5ss4ic
MINNEAPOLIS NAV ii.--C1ose: Wheat in store NO
Northern MAY 6s<c: July. Go+c: September ., &c, on
track No hard. zoe: No Northern. Ga1ci NO sor.n ,
ern ss Fiour-Firs patents So I5gs3 50; second pat
changed. a., ,.
Phaaeph May W T or weak Ark, and and e higher
no mixed May 81 &f3sc oats hrn; No wne cH .ppps
33c and nc higher fancy Mes,ern by 1ac
sc do Psnt pc Eggs STEADY fsn Do South
ern l2sc hrm fair demand KeceipIs- &c aIb
500 bills; 1900 sacks: wheat. 2Oeo DHsn con oo S
hush. oats 22OOo bush. Shipments-Wheat. sco oush'
corn 5000 bush; oats, 1900 bush
st. Louis May lwheat lower No red cash h bsr:
No cash S2izc; May 3ihc; July. 32sc Septem noe,
a55s.e: september. Gle; No white, 3oiac.
Toledo May li-wheat lower weak; No cash an9 3
May. T2Kc: July. 724c. Corn higher stesay 90 S1,.c
Rys dull. steady No = cloverseed dull steady;
BRINE new So 7O October 81 42il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
CENTRAL R.R, Of NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic signals
Stations New York foot Of Liberty st.
Leaving time from South Ferry foot Whitehall ST. -
five minutes earlier that given below for Liberty Ste
except when rcted. -
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch cnuh. ec-s
40 7:l5. $40 A. NJ. az NJ to Ea,t0n) l;s0 H'.9 ss
q 200 TO Easton) A. NJ, 100 $3.50 800 P. ~
For Wllkesbarre, Pittston. and scranton 'sV shol
A.. NJ. 30 p NJ. Sundays '+;3o a. NJ -. "a.
For Reading and Harrisburg at 100 80 10 ~, w
(.e:oo to Readins) p. NJ. i2:lo night Sundays 40
IN 30 to Reading A. N, loo $780, $50. 800 =. h-
1918 night ..cn
For sunbury LewIsburg and wnli.msport at 't;0.
7i5. 9:iO A. NJ. 1870 900 p NJ, 1915 night suncays
'4:3o A. NJ, 1900. 30. 900 p. n l2;I5 night.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury Pars o .,S
Grove points south 10 Point Pleasant, 'aiD 90
only Sea Grit. $3.50 Q0l5 only TO Red Bank liz
A. NJ. 1:i3 $40 only 20 Red Bsno, 't:i5, 40 Up
For Atlantic Highlands .430, $780, II 30 A. ~: LA
z30, t5:3s 6l5 J. ". Sundays, 900 A. ~, 40 r. "a.
For Lakewood and Lakehurst. - 30 $50 io;lo A. ~.
For Toms River and Barnesat AGO $50 A. M i'ss''
4:40 p. NJ Sundays, '10:15 A. NJ .o . =,
For Atlantic City Yineand and Brdgeton. 4''o r. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. sesbrisht and Highlands OF
Nsveslnk '4:3O $50 II 80 A NJ. i:46 4io r. NJ SUM-
Gays "" a. SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From pier s y r. foot Rector 81.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. humson
Beach seabright MONMOUTH Beach, and Long brahcn -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

Foreign coffee markets Santos-Coffee market quiet;
sod Average santos 1900 receipts 1000 bags; stock
s830 coo Hamburg-Cofee market closed. Havre-Conee
market closed Rio--Conee market weak; No Rio.
S025 exchange 7el6d receipts 1000 bags; cleared for
the United States 1000; cleared for Europe, Loo; STOCK
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n u
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ron
From foot OF Liberty 81. =.
Week DAYS 100 500 1000 III 80 Dining carr ~ DO
100 80 %: 100 Royal Blue Limited. 500 Dining CaIl
500 P. NJ 1913 mdt. SUNDAYS, 40 49, 1000 d m@
Dining Carr 900 p. NJ. i2:l5 mdt Additional trains iS'
7;3o 800 P 81 Sundays 300 A. NJ. 400 p, NJ
Tickets and parlor at foot Of Liberty 81.
way 7s7 9th Az IS Union So West; i53 East i2st5 80:
273 West 10Th ST. 245 Columbus Av New YORK Syu,I
ST. stt $50 Fulton ST BROOKLYN; as Broadway; WIZ
iausburg The ~ Y Transfer Co VIII call 10Y ana ehseS
baggage from hotels or residences TO destination
sFrom Liberty 81. only.
a S:2S p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston. May l1.=Fyour dull receipts: 5so bbls spring
patents SO gOS4 80: spring bakers 81 eof3 oO winter
patents 50 70a$4 winter clears ard straigs 81 300
81 quiet: s4s6c per bag 81 s5Gsi 20 Dbl
Corn dull receipts 057 bush; No 44c; steamer ye-
low 4sc Oats steady; receipts S4nSt bush fancy S19
3T1c No and No g. 36c. Millfeed quiet bran. spring
81 Is: winter. SIG oo Red Dog hour si7 ?s mddings
81 1851 90 Butter steady Northern lie; Western
Northern, l2g12hc; Western, i2%c.
Buffalo. May il.-spriny whest-Demand light; No !
Northern. 77%c; No Northern. 10+c, Winter wheat
Inquiry light No red 76lsc; No white. 7ec; mixed
10 ye.low Sif34i%c; No com 57i.95sc no 3 corn,
seizc No 4 corn. 53d33hc. oats weak; No white;
32ikc No white 3lq3liac: No white. 3oc No
mixed. 29kI30c; No mixed eoc. Rye nominally 05izc
on track for No l. Canal freighs-Wheat. 2lsc; corn
2isc: oats. 1Hc to New-York Flour quiet unchanged
Chicago May 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12

Receipts of breads1s at interior points In thousands
ar three ciphers 1000 omitted -four, bbs grain oush
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-12
E0N0N[g @TEMM@@lP GO'

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND MAINE
CONNECTING with all railroad ard steamship lines TO al
Summer Resorts Steamships Horato HAN ne~( sho
Wanhatfan' leave Pier Ne. 49, f. r., foot OF Market
street syerv TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday at NJ
steamers ntted with every modern improvement or tne
comfort and convenience Of passengers Ticket oces NO
200 broadway OF Reade street ana sehefai OIL
Ace No 222 South street. opposite ne flsr ga.
''~~' NOR Alto HALL. G. +. A.. 222 South street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09
SUGAR WE CONSUME.

Americans consume 100000 tons OF
sugar every year.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09
War Against tuberculosis.

Chicago, June 9.-Public war on tuber-
when the Chicago veterinary society at a
meeting decided to take the initiative il
the crusade against the scourge. To this
end the society called joint meeting of
the veterinarians and physicians of Chi
cago to meet on Wednesday, June 21, at
a place to be decided upon after it is de-
termined whether the public shall be ad-
mitted. Mayor Harrison, Governor Tan
ner and the aldermen will be invited. The
purpose of the meeting will be to form
specific plans for the prevention of the
sale of milk in the Chicago market that
is not known to be free from tuberculosis
germs. A committee was appointed to
confer with the Chicago Medical society
and other institutions with reference to
the details of the conference. The papers
to be read at the conference are to be
confined to the subject Of regulating the
sale of milk with view Of exterminating
the source of tuberculosis milk. The
veterinarians will advocate legislation for
the inspection of the COWS that supply
the Chicago market. The plan that stood
most in favor at the meeting was that
suggested by DR.. E. l.. Quitman. He
said:
1T is necessary that we induce the city
council to take action for the appoint
ment of at least 60 COW inspectors. The
inspectors shall then give licenses to such
owners whose cows are found to be non
tuberculosis. The cows shall be tested
every three months. The city shall ap-
point as many milk depots for the in
spection of incoming shipments Of milk
as are deemed necessary. Every can Of
milk that is shipped into the city shall
bear upon it the number of the shipper 8
license"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09
Army Reorganization.

Washington, Juno 9.-The cabinet in
connection with the possible necessity of
enlisting a force Of volunteers today dis
cussed a plan for the enlistment of sew
eral skeleton regiments in Manila from
among the volunteers who desire to re-
main in service, and the subsequent fill
ing out Of the regiments with recruits en-
lister in this country. General Otis, ac-
cording to the plan, will be given author
ity to select officers for these regiments
from volunteer officers who are to be
mustered out. The plan, which commends
itself to the favor of members of the
cabinet generally, would form nucleus
of veteran officers and men seasoned to
the climate and familiar with the work to
be done. Such force leavened with vet
Grams doubtless would be immeasurab bly,
superior to force of raw recruits, undis-
ciplined and unacclimated. The plan
was only discussed in connection with
future contingencies, and did not reach
the stage Of action. The attorney gen.
eral announced his opinion that the army
re-orga ganization bill fixing the maximum
strength at $1,000, did not enlist force
of hospital corps Of about $500 men, so
that the enlisted force can be increased
that number.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09
Hotel For Women Only.

Chicago June 9.-Within two weeks
Chicago will have hotel conducted by
women and exclusively for women. y
1O-year lease has been taken on the 100
room hotel building on Michigan avenue
known as the Richelieu annex and for the
last six weeks workmen have been put
ting it in condition for occupation. When
completed it is to be the home for CT
cago business women and women travel
ers who stop over in the city. 1t will be
called the Laurel club hotel. Four
women form the directory of the club and
will have full management. Women
clerks will be employed and the only men
about the place will bep orters and other
servants to do the heavy work. Chaper-
ones will be furnished for theater parties
and outings and twice month an enter
tainment of a social nature will be
given at the house.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09
TO OPEN RESERVATION.

Another Indian reservation which may
be opened soon to homeseekers and pros
pectors. is that of the ShoshOnes, in Wy
oming, says the New York Post. This
was assigned 80 years ago to the Sho-
shones and the BannOcks, but because of
a quarrel, the Banoncks We're removed,
and their interest in the reservation was
taken by the Arapahoes. 1t covers an
area nearly 20 miles square, along the
valleys of the Big Wind, Little Wind, Big
Horn, and Popo Agile rivers and their
tributaries in Fremont county. Allot-
ments of land in severalty to both the
tribes are almost complete, and when
each of the LOO Indians has received 80
acres there will remain over 2,0OOOOO
acres for settlement. Much of these lands
is suitable only for grazing purposes,
there being an extensive area Of noun
famous country and bad lands extend
ing from the northern boundary of the
reservation to the valley of the Big Wind
river which cuts through the center of
the reservation from northwest to south
east But along the valleys Of the Big
and Little Wind and the PopO Agie rivers
Wyomin4s farming land. The Wyoming
legislature has memorialiZed congress to
treat with the Indians for the purchase
of the lands and Senator Warren is en-
deavoring to have the needed steps taken.
The Shoshones and Arapahoe Indians
were in a deplorable condition until about
seven years ago, when they were placed
in charge of an officer of the United
states army, who instituted radical
changes for their bettermcnt. Since that
time they have been advancing. and are
now thought to be nearly self-suppOrt-
ing. They are fairly industrious. and
they send their children to school with
out compusion.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09
reciprocity is political rather than COM
mercial one, and is of more concern in
London than in Washington.
A Bad Wreck.

Kansas City, June 9-Forty-eight pas
sengers were more or less seriously, three
perhaps fatally, injured by the derail-
ment of train No. southbound on the
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf railroad
two miles south of Granview, Mo-, at $3.50
last night. The injured were brought to
this city this morning. The seriously
hurt were taken to St. Joseph's hospital
and others to the Savoy hotel Those
considered fatally injured are Mrs. G. B.
Chandler, Jaudon, Mo-: A. j. Gorgenson,
news agent, Kansas City; G. I. Crawford,
Drexel, Mo-. Nearly all the injured are
Missouri people. .
The wrecked train left Kansas City
last night at o'clock. Two miles beyond
Granview, small station 80 miles south
of Kansas City, the train was derailed
| by spreading rails, the track having been
damaged by recent severe rains. The
smoker which contained most of the in
jured and the chair car Immediately fol-
lowing were turned on their side into a
ditch. The Pullman left the track but
| remained upright The engine and COM
bination baggage and mail car remained
| on the track. The accident occurred dur
ing heavy downpour of rain.
| The crew went to work with a will tc
rescue the passengers. Women and chill
dren were dragged from the windows OF
the chair car and attended to as well as
possible under the circumstances. Before
all had been taken out fire started from
a fire in a stove in the rear end. The
porter of the car earned great praise by
his presence of mind in cutting hole
through the roof, quenching the fire ant
rescuing several Women in imminen
danger.
In the smoker which was we'll fillet
passengers We're compelled to craW
cautiously the full length to the rear doc
to escape. Exit through the broken win
dows was dangerous, the darkness max
ing it impossible to see a foot ahead. TIL
scene of the wreck was in the woods ant
there was no house near to which the in
jured could be taken.