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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
Wilson Carries Newton

Newton, Mass, Dec. 12.-Edward B.
Wilson, republican nominee, was re-
elected mayor by 112 votes over William
H. Baker, candidate on citizens nomi-
nation papers. The city went no-li-
cense. Fourteen republican aldermen
were chosen. Mrs. Caroline Anders was
defeated for reelection to the school
board by Capt. S. E Howard, after a
warm contest growing out of the Aldrich
controversy. The license vote was, yes
1927; no 2018.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
MeIrose Now a City

Melrose, Dec. 13.-Melrose graduated
from town to a city today, when, in
her first city election, she chose Levi
Gould mayor and chose a board of al
dermen republican, save in two cases.
The birth of the city brought out the
largest vote in the history of Melrose.
The citizens decided against granting
licenses by a vote of 1884 to 467.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
The Result in Lynn

Lynn, Mass, Dec. 12.-This city went
solidly republican at the election today,
Shepherd, republican, was
elected and a city council of 80 repub-
lieans and / democrat was chosen. The
city went for license, the vote standing
$500 in favor and 1882 against. The
eight hour law and the act for pension
ing disabled fremen were adopted.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
Nichols Beats Brown

Everett, Dec. 12.-Charles C. Nichols
for mayor defeated George A. Brown,
the citizens candidate, by 993 plurality.
The ticket which Mr. Nichols headed
also won in the city council The city
goes no-license by an increased ma
jority. Both the eight-hour act and
the act pensioning firemen, were ac-
cepted by large majorities.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
Lowell For License

Lowell, Dec. 12.-Hon. jeremiah Crow
ley, democrat, was elected mayor over
Hon. Geo. Putnam, republican, by just
$50 votes today. The city went license
by 1913 votes. The mayoTalty cam =
paign was the hottest seen here for
years. 1t was expected that the city
would turn over from no-license, but
so large a majority was not expected.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
Post Office Orders

The present season is a record
breaker so far as the issuance of
money orders at the local post office is
concerned There is generally a big
rush in International money orders at
this time of year. but the record for
both international and domestic orders
bids fair to be smashed this year.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
Lady Sarah Wilson Freed

London, Dec. 49, = A special dispatch
from Lourenzo Marques says a Boer tele-
gram from Mafeking announces that Lady
Sarah Wilson, aunt of the Duke of Marl-
borough who was captured by the Beers
while acting IS correspondent for the
London Daily Mail, has been exchanged
for a Boer woman who was prisoner at
MafelSing.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
BaIdwinviIIe Cottages.

The auxiliary to the Cottage Hospital
Association voted yesterday to send a
barrel to Baldwinville Hospital Cottages
for Christmas. Friends of the hospital
association have been asked to send use
full articles or toys games and heart
Bigeiow, q Benefit street, before Dec. 49,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
Suicide in Woods

Southington, Conn, Dec. IL. - Charles
Buckelt, a farmer, aged 80, committed
suicide this afternoon by hanging His
wife found the lifeless body in the
woods, about q quarter of mile from
the house. No cause is given for the act
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13

year, the city went for license 1857 to
1920. None of the mayoralty candidates
ran on party tickets. The issue was
against the alleged extravagances of
the present administration.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
Quarterly Meeting Today

There will be a quarterly meeting of
Trinity church auxiliary of the Womans
Foreign Missionary Society tomorrow af-
ternoon at 4.30 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. John Lesg, Claremont sire t. De-
votional exercises VIII be led by Mrs. F.
e. Barker who will speak on what has
this year brought to rne?" Supper will be
served at $50 O'Clock. In the evening
there Will be a two part discussion on
what the Womar's Foreign Missionary
Society has done for woman by Mrs.
Henry McKinstly, and What has woman
done for the Foreign Missionary Society?"
by Miss Gertrude Brooks. Two chapters
from the Trinity church sketch book will
be read, one by Mrs. Edith Kinney Doten
on "a day in rare atmosphere" and an
other on Nothing" by J.. K. Green.
Mrs. Charles L. Clark will have charge
of the entertainment The gentlemen
have been invited.
And this is the end said the hero
as he bent over the form of the dying
heroine while the orchestra played soft
ly.
Thank heaven!" exclaimed the man
in the aisle seat with a sigh of re-
lief-Chlcago Post.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
Water Supply Going

The decrease in the water supply was
noticeable in several sections of the
city yesterday, especially in those
parts situated on high land. In the
Union hill section, where the pressure
is usually great, there was scarcely
any pressure. and a part of the day it
was impossible to secure water at all
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
Team 2 a Winner.

Basket ball teams and A of the Y. M.
C. A. played last night, the game result
ing in a score of Il to in favor of team 2.
The Iine-ups were as follows:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
Weather Report

Boston, Dec H. = Local forecast for
Wednesday: Fair and colder Wednesday
and Thursday; westerly winds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
VOTE OF LAST YEAR
How the Massachusetts Cities
Voted on the License Quest
ion in 1893

The following table shows the vote for
and against license polled in Massachu-
setts cities in the elections Of 1898:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13

Women with pale, eolorless faces, should
use
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13

A small pill, small dose, small price
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
ChampIin Reelected

Champlin was reelected today over Da-
vid t. Dickinson by over 700 majority
Temple Hall elected 10 of the II aldermen
nominated The city goes no-license by a
decreased majority. Thecity accepted the
eight-hour law.
g "A. - TIT CD R a.
Bears tho a Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
9's1 q NxNZzzEZ65
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13

Goals from field, Tracy l. Boudry l,
Whitman 8, Stephens l, Tucker l. John
Dobie, Jr., referee
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13

The Spy is delivered before break
fast to any part Of the city.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13

They are very small no trouble to swal-
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13
Christmas Shoppers

who need to sustain their vitality can
step into the Creamerie for plate of
oysters. a salad, or the best cup of coffee
served in Worcester.
A Csc luncheon or 35c dinner from
II 80 tn 2.2A.
A 25c supper. or a S5c dinner at night
Excellent music every night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-13

cures promptly all catarrhal affections
This wonderful medicine performs today
and has performed in the past half cen
fury the spes diest cures of colds in the
throat chest and lungs.
All receive both mentai and bodily vigor
by using
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17

WINCHESTER. VA. Dec. 1f-special-
While walking along am unused road
through a strip of woods near Middle
town. this county. about dark Tonight
Miss Eva Ash stumbled across the body
Of an unknown dead man lying alongside
tho road. The body was lying with the
face upturned and outstre,chcd hands. and
was badly decomposed. Near by was
pistol The remains were removed TO the
undertaking establishment of Joseph
Rinkar .at Alidlotowu, and an examination
showed "a pistol wound through the mouth
ami through the heart
a SUICIDE.
Two letters were found ln his pocket
one addressed tJ Rev Dr. a. T.. Hopkins
pastor OF the Presbyterian church at
CuarIestOwn. w. Va. which disclosed the
-uicide.s name. which is George j. Weeks,
and another 90 his mother, giving the mo-
tive for his act. Unrequlted affection Tor
A young lady with whom Weeks worked
in a store iu Charlcstown. was given as
the reason for the act. she had been dis
charged from tie store and NeeAs also
resigned his position.
He came to his home here several weeks
ago. and. 30 is stated. bee received let
ter from the young lady refusing MS
.a,r 0l marriage.
FIRED THE FATAL SHOT
ue became Respondent and on Deccm-
ber 5ta. entered the store of John cad
walader. al Vanciuse and wrote me
two letters found on his dead BODY. lt
is thouqht he then went 10 the woods
and fired the fatal shots. lie had beeh
missing since then. The dead man was
of excellent standing. lie was about toi'y
..ars 1f axe. and leaves a m0uher ANA
SETTLES RAILROAD DISPUTE.
state Railroad Commissioner }. O. Hil
of Richmond az a conference or repre-
.s,t4tivas of the Baltimore ana OHIO ana
of the Southern railway he.d in that
CITY last night, decided that the b. 81
d shall change their schedule ON INC
Valley branch so that an afternoon H)i'"-
bound passenger train on the ooulheIn
c3n make connections with lH' Is.
q. at strasburs Junction. ms acti'H
ends a dispute that has kept me enllie
shenandoah Valley Interested Tor some
weeks past
Tacob A Cline "a leading peach grower
of fhe county. died 40 his home Two miles
cast of Winchester to-day, after three
l.vs' illness. lie was native OF Neyer
cave va. Mr.. Cline was thirty-tWo years
~ e~e and unmarried He leaves four
LIFE IMPRISONMENT
During "a special term Of the circuit
ro,,rf for Hardy county. held az Moore
Gerd w. va. on Thursday a motion for
a new trial. made by Lemuel kohne con-
,ictad OF The murder OF jehu sasef' was
sr,lsd The court oyerruied the motion.
and sentenced the convicted man 20 a
,,re Imprisonment in the State peni-
tentiary. .....i.. ...,.
. .... .t..,,s, mountain region near Moore
@eiI nv Kohnc The men were neighoors
and had frequently quarreled over me a.
..,t'ro line between their property on
n,- s.,, ~ the tragedy the men met ana
rore~ed y,,r their quarrel Kohne was car
lin i doIble-barrelled shotgun, and be-
coming angry az a remark OF sagef s.
c-rntieg The contents of the gun into me
t,,lor.s body az short range. killing him
frat4rfTr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17
GENERAL BULLER'S
LOSSES HEAVY
Beers are Further Strengthening and
Entrencb.og Their Position Near
MOdder River.

LONDON. Dee. lC-Gmeral Butler re-
ports to the War Ohico that DIS losses in
Yesterdays cnea-mcnt were. Killed. s-;
wounded, 0j,; missing 5i,-a total oi
1000.
The revised Dist of the British casual
ties at the blflIa of Aluger-f0ulen shows
the total 90 De saa. ol which number i0
LONDON. Dec l5.-The War Office late
t0-ulenl issued thc following list ol Geu-
e.u Buffers casualties:
killed. Field ArtAcry-Captan A. 3D..
ao'd.e and Lieutenant g.. B. Schrieber,
Dublin FusiUors-Captlln A. ia. Bacon
lud Lieutenant b.. g.. b. Henry, mniskil-
ling Major j. IT, ~. Charley
and Captain FriuK g. LOTUS, Medical
Corrs-CaWam NJ. J. Hughes Thorney-
cr0fts Mounted Infantry Lieutenant ).
N. jenkins.
Omcors wounded. Devonshire Regiment
D.. Rile Brigade Ohe Prince Consorts
OVID. j, Finh Brigade. stan. j. innis-
Killing Flsnicrs 8, Border Eegi-
m.nt @. Couuaught Rangers, .; Dub
m Fusiiers, Q. Irish fusi.ehs' 9'
Horse Artillery. s. Field Artillery, 8,
Medical Corps. ]. Mounted Infantry. 81.
Natal Carbncers ., South African
Om-crs taken prisoners or missing
Feld Artillery. 5; Deyonshirc Regiment 81,
ESSEX Reeimcnt !. Royal Scots Fusiiors.
q. Royal Artillery
ATTACKED BOER FORT
PRETORIA. Thursday Dec. 14-Gener-
al Enyman reports from Mafeking under
date OF wednesday December 18Th. that
the British attacked a Boer fort The
Boer casualties were one man killed and
one wounded. The dispatch also says
that Commanaant Scheomann had brush
with the British on Tuesday. Dec 18th. NJ
the Ge'denhu's Farm, VIII ch the British
were bomblrdng on Wednesday.
The condition OF General Joubert, who
Is I'm an Vo'ksrust. is improving. The
Transvaal government is employing ma
tfvcs 90 work ln mines paying them 1
por.1 m0rth lrd fe'd ng them.
NODDER RIVER Friday. Dec. Is
lContinuod ON Second Page)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17
ARE ENTITLED
TO A CHAPLAIN
Rev. Mr., Mason is Convinced Of
That Fact and VIII Fight

Rev. Iandon r. Mason. rector OF Grace
Fpiscopal church. is going to make bold
frht to have a chaplain for the peniten-
tiary of Virginia.
lie thinks that n is nothing more than
Justice that Virginia's criminals shoaia
have a chaplain 10 teach them me "ord
of cod and the ways 20 better life.
Tie will urge the prominent people 10
unite with him in an effort 10 bring the
prisoners under the work of chaplain
and TO teach them something more en-
u+htenlng and enduring than the walls Of
prison. ....
WANTS AN INVESTlGATION.
Mr. Mason wants 20 have investigated
the reDorte Of the condition Of the peni-
tentiary and he wants to know whe.h her 10
is as bad as it is reported He thinks
that partially IS shown In the treatment
OF the prisoners.
While on "A visit TO the peniieniiary Mr.
Mason took occasion TO 20 through the
cooking room 90 Investigate the bread
and meat lie said that he was shown
some nice bread but he afterwards found
out that the prisoners did not get any
such food as he saw.
Mr. Mason will also make an effort 10
have appointed an investigating commit
tee to go TO the penitentiary at various
times and go through the buildings. cells.
cook rooms and other departments to as
certain the real condition Of things and
make clean breast OK their inyestiga-
tion-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17

with the traffic arrangements with the
r., T. and y. and the Pennsylvania have
made O. great through route possible.
THE WORK PUSHED AHEAD.
Work on thc H., j.. and q. has been
pushed forward with remarkable rapid
Idly. The line from Rdgeway TO Peters
burg ls complete. and the construct on OF
the line from Petersburg to Richmond
is being rushed through at rate that
has been phenomenal. This contcm-
plates an immense bridge structure
across the James. and vast Improvements
in the city, including the Union Depot
which viii De constructed by the $. A. L.
and the Chesapeake and OAIO great
v.aduct. street crossings and d dp0t facil-
flies, together with other immense Inn
provements The work Of tearing down
large buildings between the territory on
the Richmond side OF the river and eX-
tending across Main and other streets %
the connecting point with the r., j.. and
T.. has been ran'dly done. and is now
nearing completion. These Improvements
VIII mean am expenditure ol several mile
lion dollars in Richmond. and when COM
pleted, this city VIII be the northernmost
terminal of a system OF twenty-siX nun
drcd miles of railroad.
Among big Improvements which IS
being pushed forward RAPIDLY is the
construction OF now depot for tne
Southern Railway. which wN cost nearly
seventy thousand dollars. This viii give
Richmond % long felt want The enter
prise has already turned loose consldera-
be m0n.v n this city.
PURCHASES or ENGINES
The seaboard Air Line has just closed
contract f.r two hundred cars FOR use ln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17
WERE GROSSLY DECEIVED
Natives in Negros Mere Told that Agui-
naldo Was Debating Peace.

WASHINGTON Dec. l6.-General OILS
cables as follows to-day.
Manila December u.
"On the eighth instant General Smith.
at Negros. reported that early IN Decem-
Der a number OF the inhabitants OF four
coast towns entered the mountains. be-
lieving the statements OF Panay and Luz
zon agents that the Americans had been
overwhelmingly defeated n those Islands,
that Aguinaldo was about 10 dictate terms
OF peace. and the American Congress 70
confer independence when the establish
cd civil government of the island would
be overthrow. They also were told mat
am Ncgr0s was about 20 rise ana drive
out the Americans. 10 den- datons were
committed and no consequences of i'm
portance apprehended'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17

..., ,..b ros.inisHc eve
4' ,.... s.,,.ro
Richmond lor resources anu '''
and v.i1 I... few opportunities 90 make
.....-l.. about the CONNER
..,.. o.o.,
c.al ana .Ndis.i.a' ''
Cty of The south. should FIRST look oaeN
....- ,..l... ..br..rd has done during The
....., ,..,.,- Ind, ras prepared to
......,.,-.. .I.s
do during me "'
Capital city oi inc o.i b'.''i''i "-."
...t,. ...,tre-r cities.
,....,.....7 moods o., fev,
Do ls uoe '''-
people who viii make D. -'',i' .,.. ,,..
simply can .....-.,,o
enjoys m commerce ana .,.-'...,'..
There has been grown" ..-,. q,
l ..t.,,. .,.-ifh faint
snrus .HtI s-''..' ...- '..,,,- ....,.
,., --..,, ,.r.r...r The subject is
e-...... ,.r ...tI..tlUv among business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17
CAPTAIN ARTHUR BARNES DEAD
For the Past Eighteen Years Assistant
nnnr- Il ncnnr OF Tho -rnair.

WASHINGTON. Dec. B-Capian Ar
thur Barnes, OF North Carolina, was
found dead in his bed in this city ~ $3.50
o'clock this morning. Iie seemed in bis
usual health yesterday, and hs death IS
believed 20 have been due TO heart dis
case.
captain Barnes had been assistant do0f-
keeper OF the Senate for tho past eigh-
teen years. lie was Democrat. ani bad
attended every Democratic national cone
vcnUOn since 1868
Ho was captain In the Confederate
service during the Civil War He was
about s.xty-dye years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17
CchnrGrovc Property.

WASHINGTON. Dec. b.-Ihe 'edar
Grove property. opposite the Norfolk
Navy yard. for the purchase or "nlen
$500 was appropriated iu the last naval
anproprlaton bni. viii De- sold io Oh. soV-
or1ment for Si32 joo. this amount having
heen decided uoon hy Secretary Long Oh
W edneSdiy last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17
SUMMARY OF TO-0AYS NEWS.


-Pronosed charter amendment TO a"ow
tho CIV M lease street railways
-.Rcv Iandon Il. Mason 10 Work TOT 'lo
onnointnent of chaplain Tor the peh.-
''',,ri, "The Industrial advantages OF Rich
m0nd .t. ,.,t,ep-
tlary. ..,..o.a the ls,s
Senator MeCorke
state.
Charlie = Harpor who Killed Davia
Ross at Puners Point waived eAah''""-
1'oh "i.u 500 how cut OF with part OF
Yorna's command IN Luzon, ana sees
-Yo,ng lady. passing an unused road
through the woods stumbles on ihn pohV
OF an unknown man. VINO proven tp %
that OF George ". Weeks VINO hNieu
himself on account OF unreQuited owe.
TELEGRAPH operator torn 10 pieces pV
a freight train az Concord
-Boy's leg cut nearly on Win an aXs
-Wardley sentenced TO one year Ia the
ponltentlarv. Motion set aside.
THE RYAN faction protests against
the Seab0ard consolidation.
General.
Dramatic scenes IN the House at tho
close OF debate on currency bin
Philadelphia wants National Repuo-
lican headquarters established there.
Foreign.
General Buliers losses In dead,
wounded and missing aggregate 100
men.
near Modder river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17
VENEZUELA TROOPS VICTORIOUS.
General Hernandez Completely De
featel NcHr IOcuoyO.

CARACAS. VENEZUELA Dec. l6-
Via Haytien cable-The government troops
Yesterday completely defeated those ot
General Hernandez near Tocuoyo, town
I'm the state Of Rarqucstmeto, thiriy-four
miles from TruNllO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17
THE SUBORDlNATI0N OF
WINFIELD SCOTT SCHLEY
Shooting Down Liberty 10 South Africa
and Philippines,
DEMOCRATS ROSE EN- MASSE
In Rr,pon,c 10 Mr.. Delivers Oner 20
Yield the Floor Co Anyone Desiring
90 Oncr Free Coinage Amend
mcnt But Dir. briggs of New
York Ohjccted-Note VIII
BE Had on Monday.

..r,-,-........,- r, a. mia. i.. dave
debate AioI t-e currency D'I e.'s-' '' "
sensational manner. The Republican
leaders ind etideuiy st o. trap for trr
........ ... .,....,. tI.+ discard .,f.tcd ON
.... .t......i d..
..1 ''' anu
as To- make The scene as dramatic aa f''-
.rr.
-.- ... rr,.a of tho debate to-day
... ..... ,.....
''.e. '- '". ".'' -" '-''-''
you9r ot OHIO, 4Ir Da1ciL Oh ttlha l''-
r... .uI llr Dol4er. of Iowa. We're put
...,..r .l. attention of the c0un-
. ..... t tU. I,.. l...Ia
- u..., t.I b..1 heard about free
....... 81 Silver at 15 to from tl-
,.I...I.t ..I...f .ho House. and tuat ulL
l.. h.l offered an amendment containing
..I.u .. u-o.s..iYn. Afr. Glosycuor said u
was one 1. tl. signs coming re-
.o..ritlul ol t.e Democratic PARTY.
A.r. I.chlIlslu tne minority leader
ir..r..tIy l.u..d amy Intention ol aDin-
D0.IU. silver. aud called attention ,l tae
nct tlat under the special order which
tae House uas operating. neither l su1s,L
....e. ..lr o. uo..8u t1 Ie..mmlt Was iu or
der
Then Nr Da.zcl caa.el-.i a member
OF u.e ourlsltlon To- 0.er lree coinage
amendment.
Iu response laIf the Democratic nle.n-
IrslIp ro.e and demanded the privilege,
Iu le.e and there u.s 800 ta elu Demo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17

A. and VIII probably die before morning.
If be rallies. one OF DIS legs will be am
putated az the hip.
The engineer OF the passenger train,
George Carson. applied the sand and air
brakes when he saw the dang r, and
Jumped breaking one OF his arms. Scy-
cral others sustained slight injuries
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17
TWO DEAD AND ONE DYING.
Passenger Train Crashes Into Switch
Engine.

Engine
CLEVELAND. OHIO. Dec IA Cleve-
land. Akron and Columbus passens
train running into the city forty minutes
late. coli ded with switch engine near the
state insane asylum at 6 o'clock TINS even
Inc. ana as a result Two men are dead ana
one diving. The switch engine was BACK
me coal cars on a side track IN tho asy-
Ium grounds. and had the right Of way.
The passenger locomotive struck II Just
.os II had gotten on the main track ana
th. collision was a side wipe
Both engines were hurled from the rails
ana landed bottom up in the ditches' one
On either side OF the track The coup
iine-pln behind the passenger engines
tender broke and none OK the PASSENGER
coaches left the track. In the cab OF the
switch engine were Engineer a. o. SAeF-
man. the fireman. Charles Ehlers' the
conductor and Harry Schultz. They were
crushed under tho tender and terribly
scaided by escaping steam.
one OF Sherman's legs was crushed on
Both of Ehlers legs were cut on. These
two men Gicd an hour late. NJ 81. Alexis
Hospital. Schultz Is In The same h9spit-