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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
DUNMoRE.

The officers of st. Stephens COM
mandary. No. 1926 knights of Malta,
were installed last night. Those in
stalled were: Sir knight commander,
F.. D. Ames gereralissimo, f. w.
Dodge: captain general, j. NJ Vert;
prelate. J. w. Pinnell; recorder, NJ.
Tuthill: assistant recorder, Ed. An
guin: treasurer, Peter Seige; senior
warden. j. n. Anguin; junior warden,
Bryan pinkney; standard bearer Will
liam Thomas. sword bearer George
Cummings; FIRST guard, G. f. BOYD;
second guard William Hand; warden
w. Il. Hall; sentinel, G, Y. Davis
4 factory for the making Of chill
dren's garments was put in operation
in the Glynn building, on Mill street
yesterday. Miss Dolphin is in charge
and there are at present ten employees
Fifty more will be engaged in a few
weeks. New York capitalists are said
to be interested in the plant.
Patrick Derrig, of Franklin street
Sport Hill, will have the thumb of his
right hand amputatcd. The thumb was
cut at an entertainment at Washington
| hall, Friday evening, March lin whicf
he and Edward Miner we're taking
part. 1t was an accident. The physi
clans have tried TO avoid an amputa
| tiOn, but il has now become necessary
The funeral of the late Mrs. Ann Car
! ney, Of Ward street, took place yester
| day afternoon from her late home anc
was attended by a large number O
! friends. Interment was made In Mt
! Carmel cemetery.
/ John MCAndreW, employed as a drive
boy in the PrOtheroe mines, had hi
| right leg broken yesterday by bein
caught between some moving cars, I'll
was removed to the residence Of hi
parents, on ThroOp street, and the in
jured limb was set.
An informal dance will be given a
Washington hail, Wednesday evening
Aprn 3, by coterie Of well know
young men, i'm honor of their lad
friends uf the borough and Scranton
Baucrs orchestra will furnish the mu
sic and the reception will be held i
the parlors OF the Young Mems Inst
tute rooms
'rho committee OF arrangements are
John \. Horan. Frank Mace, +.
Coleman, Clarence Zimmerman, Wi
liam Cawley and Guy Baird.
Patrick Scanlon, OF Potter street, en-
plONed as an engineer at the No. co
liery of the Pennsylvania Coat con
pany, was struck in the right eye by
small piece Of flying metal yesterda'
1t seems to have lodged in the eye ba
and the eye Is highly inhamed. A
effort will be made today to remove II
piece OF metal.
Go TO MOrel Brothers for your Eastt
flowers. GA East Market street.
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STUDENT HONORED.

The many young friends of II. Nelson
Atherton gathered at his home last
evening and rendered him surprise.
Mr.. Atherton is home on a vacation
from the Chester Military academy.
where he is taking an academic course,
The evening was pleasantly spent in
the enjoyment of music and dancing.
Those present were The Misses G!:-
trude Guild, Grace Atherton, Jennis
Smith, Gertrude Smith, Daisy Perry
Harriet jackson, YOlande Killam, Mary
Greeley, Lizzie Palmer, and Me essrs
Burnham Guild, Fred Atherton, Ralph
Gillespie, William Finn, Edward Hunt
Holden Tripp, Ralph RittenhOuse, Al
fred kinsley, and William Shurtlcfc
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Atherton anC
Mrs. Frost, of Montrose.
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NCBS OF NEWS

The st. lrene'S T. A. i. society met
at Pharmacy hall last evening.
Lenten devotions will be held at St.
johns Catholic church this evening.
Constable-elect Joseph Moore, of the
Twentieth ward, has recovered from a
short illness.
Charles Wirth. Of Cedar avenue, re-
ceived painful injury to his head
while engaged at his work at the Cliff
works yesterday afternoon.
william Burke. Of Third street, had
the toes of his right foot badly bruised
by heavy casting falling upon them
at the South mill yesterday.
The Minooka base ball club will run
an entertainment and social at st. Jo-
seph's hall Monday evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
ELECTION OE OFFICERS.

Ripple division. No. IS. Sons Of Tenn
parauct., elected the following officers
at their meeting held on Saturday
evening: Past worthy patriarch. Hugh
Williams; worthy patriarch. Thomas
Elias; worthy associate. Ella Dagger;
financia! scribe, David Hopkins: treas
urcr, William Hughes recording
scribe. William II. Harris, assistant
recording scribe Samuel Edwards
chaplain Jenkin Reynolds; superin-
tendent of young peoples work Thos.
]. Edwards; assistant conductor,
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cipal St.1i; Miss Murray, s24S; MISS
Nichols, $l.71; Miss Reamish, $l.47;
Miss Morgan, 72 cents; Miss Flynn,
s213. Miss Kent. 81 cents; Miss
Evans, S1.0l, Miss Wade, s2.1Oi Miss
Murphy, $l.OS; Miss Peek, $6.45; Mrs.
Ferber, $1S4; total, s2263.
No. 13, David owens, principal, 5000
Martha Watkins, $3.50; Alice Evans,
S2.34: Bertha Kelly. Sl.5S; Nellie Rich
ards, 80 cents: Nellie Kelly, Is cents;
Catherine Phillips, 81; Eliza Price, 6S
cents; Sarah Mcdonald, 40 cents; Mary
Harris, s. cents: total, sl3.si.
1t Is worthy of note that since the
collection scheme was inaugurated in
December, 1897, many of the other
schools throughout the city have TAX
en- up the work and now make weekly
deposits.
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BURGLARS ON TENTH STREET.

The residence of II. g. Hinman, at
All Tenth street, was entered by bur-
glars Sunday evening while the family
We're at church. The intruders secured
all entrance by breaking the lock on
the back door and every drawer and
closet i'm the house was ransacked
About 500 in small change was secured.
which belonged to the children.
Mr.. Hinman believes the robbery was
committed by some one familiar with
the premises and has a clue to the
guilty parties. He intends to have
warrants issued for their arrest.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
HAPPENINGS OF
NORTH SCRANTON
MINER BURNED BY EXPLODING
GAS WHILE AT WORK.

Harry Jones, of Brick Avenue, the
Unfortunate Man-His Hands and
Face Are the Most Seriously In
jured-Cause of Explosion a Mys-
tery--R. Nelson Atherton, Stu
dent at the Chester Military Acad-
emy Surprised-Members of the
Two Societies Debate-other Notes,
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GERSON'S, The Leading Millinery Store,
413 Lackawanna Avenue.

No. 80 school an annex will be opened
near by about April /. Controller
SChwasS brought the matter before the
board of control meeting last evening
and the building committee We're di-
rected to investigate.
AS 1t is at present, in Primary G
grade there are ninety-eight pupils in
a room with seating capacity of sixty
pupils.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
pERSONAL EARAGRAPHS.

i. NJ. Bohan, of Price street has
gone to Butte City, Montana, whore
he viii Join his son in business.
Wallace Moser IF Lafayette street,
and Charles Lcher If Hampton street,
leave this morning fer 4 short "trip TO
Mauoh Chunk
Raymond Ilortman. of jenkins drug
store, is visiting his parents at Blooms
burg.
Miss Ella Irwin, Of Dayton. O.. is the
guest Of Miss Edna Williams, of South
Main avenue. Both are students at
Wells college, Aurora, y. Y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
FOUND HIS DOG.

William Craig, of Pittston avenue, ap-
peared before Alderman Lentes yester-
day and furnished information Charg-
ing p. A. Fox, proprietor of the Broad
way hotel, with secreting dog be-
longing to him (Craig). a search war
rant was issued Constable Woelkers
proceeded to Fox's home and in a short
time found the dog.
Proprietor Fox, who claimed, but
could not satisfactorily prove his own.
ership of the dog, was arrested. He
went before Alderman Millar and en-
tered bail in the sum of $500 for his
! appearance at court.
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Harry Jones, OF Brick avenue, Il
miner employed in the Leggetts Creek
mine, was severely burned about the
face and hands by an explosion of II
email quantity of gas in his chamber
on Saturday afternoon.
The injured man was taken to his
home and medical aid given him. How
the gas was ignited is mystery as
Mr.. Jones carried safety lamp and
full miner.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
SOCIETIES DEBATE.

The Father Witty society and the
Young Mems institute held a very in"
teresting debate in the institute rooms
last evening. The subject debated was
'R'esolved, That the Philippine Islands
should be annexed to the United
States"
After the debate the determinations.
speeches and graphophone selections
were given and later refreshments Were
served
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
oFr1CERs OF GLOBE LODGE

The following officers of Globe lodge,
No. 959. Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows. were elected last evening: Noble
grand, D. r. Rcplogle; vice grand, NJ.
L. Townsend: recording secretary F.
w. Wells; assistant secretary, Il. II.
Dunning; treasurer, George Florey;
trustee eighteen months, L. NJ Fow-
ler.
The above officers will be installed az
the regular meeting next Monday even
ing by District Deputy Grand Master
David CadWgan.
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oBsEaUIEs OF MISS WILSON.
Held at the Residence Last Night
and Attended by Many Friends.

Many friends assembled at the res
idcnce Of Frank Wilson, 324 Webster
avenue, last night 10 attend the SER
vices held for the late Miss Mary vii
son, who died Sunday afternoon.
The remains viii be taken TO Trnn-
ron, n. j., this morning at O'Clock
Via the Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western railroad, an. interment VIII
be made there tomorrow
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE

Allow a cough to run until II Gets beyond
The reach OF medicine, They often say,
oh il will wear away" but i'm most
cases il wears them away. Gould thoy be
induced to try the successful me iiciue
called Kemps I3alsam, which Is sold on d
positive guarantee TO cure, they would AN
mediatelY see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price DC and soc
Trial size free. At all drGs g.sIs
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
GATHERED In
SOUTH SCRANTON
RETURNED SOLDIERS BANQUET
TED AT MATTERS HALL.

Are Members of Washington Camp,
No. 43O, Patriotic Order Sons Of
America, and the Lodge rendered
the Banquet-Many Veterans Of
the Civil War Were Present-Will-
lam Ehrhardt Presided Dog
Claimed by Two Men and Law
Suit Results-Annex Needed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
ROOMS FOR Y. w. c. A. BRANCH
NOT YET DECIDED UPON.

Another Meeting of the Promoters
Held and Interest Continues I'm
abated-Weekly Deposits of the
Public Schools Savings Fund Still
Up to the Standard-Attorney A.
], Colborn will Address the Pupils
of No. ID School-Lodges Elect
Oficers-Several Social Affairs.
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Sarah Beyncn' conductor, Edward
HOPKINS: inside sentinel William
Davis; outside sentinel Joshua Elias.
The officers will be installed at next
Saturday evenings meeting bv Ihs-
trict Deputy II. *. Seward, OF VIII
liams' division of Archibald.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
WEEKLY SCHOOL DEPOSITS.

Tho interest in the weekly collections
IN public schools Nos. 1G. 10 and 81 is
unabated. and the deposits yesterday
are in keeping With the average
amounts deposited. Those Tor this
week are as follows:
No. 80, II. L. Morgan princpal-Miss
Lewis. % cents; Miss Vaughan, 20
cents; Miss Carpenter, IS cents; Miss
Rudy. 80 cents; Miss Mullen 76 cents,
Miss Fellows, 76 cents Miss Knapp.
rs cents; Miss O'Ccnnor. 80 cents: to-
tai. 49j
No. 10, Miss Josephine d. Lees prin-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT.

Mrs y. c. Mayo. of Swetland street,
was agreeably surprised by her chill
dren, grandchildren and other relatives
on Saturday evening at the home %
her daughter Mrs. Byron Slote. where
they gathered to celebrate Mrs. Mayo's
birthday.
Vocal and Instrumental selections
were given and tho evening was very
pleasantly spent by all present.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
SAVINGS FUND COLLECTIONS.

SAVINGS FUND COLLECTIONS.
The following deposits from the sew
eral public schools on this side were
made yesterday afternoon:
No. School-Miss l.. Joyce, principal,
S2l4: Miss NJ, Gaughan, Sl.33; Miss Is,
OMallcy, Sl4. Total, S.Gl.
No. S SChOol-John NJ, Beaumont, prin-
cipal, sl.6l; Mary 4. Pitcher 81, l6; Anna
B Rankin, s252: Mary a. Scott, $l.7ii
Matte T.. keenan,, $L3o; Elizabeth Zang,
$1Gt Total, s1097
No. II SchOOl-Miss Teresa Gibbons
principal, s2.S}; Miss II. V. Jones, S2,0li
Miss j. McGuigan, Sl.j6; Miss L. Dona'
hue, S2.23. Total, SS63.
No. 20 SchoOl--Mss Margaret O'DOn'
nell, principal, $j34; Miss Sarah O'Don'
nell, S359; Hiss Ella Jordan, H.3S; Mis-;
Eliza Mcnamara S309; Miss Ella Dough-
crty, s292; Miss Mary Morrow, 1906. Tc'
tai, SASS.
ANNEX is NECESSARY.
Owing to the crowded condition OF
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Pea Coal Delivered, Sl.25,

to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park Address orders to c. r.
Sharkey, 1914 ~edar ave. Phone 66S3.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Mr". r. F Killam has returned irom
d visit at Paupack.
Mark Ridgeway, of Penn avenue. is
confined to his home with the grip.
Ray Race. of Clarks Summit, who
was the guest of Penn avenue friends.
has returned home.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church will hold an
Easter sale on the afternoon and even
ing of Saturday, April !, in the church
parlorS The sale VIII consist of cut
flowers, pOtted plants, home made can
dy and cake.
The Willing Workers band of the
Presbyterian church will meet at Mrs.
NandeVeers on Delaware street, Thurs
dav evening at o'clock.
Go to Morel Brothers for your Easter
flowers, 624 East Market street ="
The Women's club held a very inter-
esting meeting In the Presbyterian
church parlors yesterday afternoon.
spring cleanser is always looked for
ward TO at this time of the year and Man
rer's Sarsaparilla is the best. 1t not only
clcanscs the system of all impurities but
| invigorates the system, makes good blood
and Increases the appetite, Large size
| bottle, SOC, at Manners Pharmacy No,
| $50 Green Ridge street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
CrepOnS

Are by far the popular Black Dress Fabric the
market today, and it must be admitted that hand
somer fabric from loom Besides this its
adaptability prevailing skirt fashions endears it to
the hearts of lovers of STYLE while it has been amply
demonstrated that no other can be substituted
producing the dressy effects. 1t is little wonder
then that Crepons again the rage and in great
er demand than ever.
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reached from wilkes Barre to Rouse'S
Point The funeral announcement will
he made later.
Miss Ellen Barrett died yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock at the Lacka-
wanna hospital Deceased was i'll for
sometime and about two weeks ago un-
derwcnt an operation at the hospital, but
to no purpose. She was 2S years Of age
and a respected young woman, The re-
mains were removed to the residence OF a
sister, Mrs. Felix Hughes, on Cedar ave-
nue.. by Funeral Director NJ, +. McDon-
| ough The funeral services will be held
I Wednesday morning and interment viii
! be made at the MinoOka cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-28
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Margaret Burns, wife Of Patrick
Burns, residing at 2Ol4 Luzrrne street,
died suddenly at her home at llW o'clock
Sunday night. Deceased was only sick
about half an hour Coroner Roberts was
notified and may conduct an autopsy
today. a short time ago her daugh-
ter, Mrs Della McGraw died and
the mothers death is an additional blow
to the family She is survived by her
husband and the following sons and
daughters: Mrs. John ONetll, OF North
Scranton Mrs, owen Callahan, Mrs
Thomas O'Nenl, Tcssio, Lawrence, Rich
ard, Gertie and James Burns, ali of this
city. The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2.30 from the house and In
terment Will be made IN the Cathedral
cemetery.
Anthony Ruddy, Of Wilkes Barre, died
very suddenly Sunday afternoon while
visiting at the residence of Mr.. Headlcy,
in Kidder street Heart trouble is given
as the cause of death Deceased was well
known here ana in Olyphant, where he
formerly resided. lie was 20 years Of age
and is survived by his wife two broth
ers and one sister The latter are Thomas
Ruddy, of Parsons; Patrick Ruddy, OF
Olvphant, and Mrs Patrick Judge Of
Hudson. Pa. The funeral will be held
from the residence this afternoon at :
o'clock and intcrment will be made al
the Plains cemetery.
! chief Engineer r. n. Brown, of the
/ Delaware ard Hudson company, died
/ Sunday afternoon at his residence in Al
bany of typhoid fever. Deceased was
/ highly respected by the officials and The
I employees with whom he came in con
! tact. lie was manager of the mainten
ance Of way department, aud was ON
ployed by the company for many years
as assistant to A. j. Swift, then chief en-
ginccr Three years ago Mr., Swift 'e
tired owing e. III health and Mr.. Brow
succeeded 10 the vacancy, His contro
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ANNEX is NECESSARY.
Owing to the crowded condition o
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-08-04

here to Mars Hill.
BREACH OF PROMISE.
\ WINSTON MAN REFUSES To
MARRY BECAUSE HIS GIRL
HAS SMALLPOX.
The Danville Bee tells the
following interesting story:
Miss Rosa Bushnell. Of 100
Harvey street. had pliShted
her troth-had told her love to
Mr.. J. c.. Rodgers, of Winston.
a cooper by occupation. the
man who. IN an emergency.
turned out 500 h~oSShtad> in
one day.
He loved Miss Rosa. or At
least he said he did. and he
had written her letters which
read rather muShV unless YOU
are feeling that way Yourself:
and he had told her that she
was his darling. and that roses
are red and viO1etS are blue
and will YOU love me if III
love YOU.
"And they were to have we'd
in July, 18th Of last month
and Jim, her jim. came over
on the 5th Of the month. and
the pair very pleasantly en-
gagged in a picnic in the woods
along the raging Dan.
".And James went back 70
Winston. Rosa dreamed her
dream twas Young Love
dream.
1T seem> that in her p'on1t
she had sat upon the @ra~~
and chigger, de>pi~ed q,
man-had made themselves a,
home upon her far torn.
looked like She had 4 breaking
} out and a doctor pron"untra =
confuentand >pa>m"dlt ~ma.-
poN and sent the fair Ro~a
the pest house.
And James was n"thG
By wire. and he ~Worc thai t
was otf-that he wou.-.
marry woman eaten ~
smallpox.
Rosa Will sue him
. breach Of promise, and he ~.
try 70 prove that Shigg~
smallpox are the same
and ne SAYS he can t~
establish the propo>itior.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-08-04
& AND PERSo\N

Ex-Sherif Abernethv. 4
Holly, is here TODAY.
Mrs. Jno. Null IS VISITING
her parents at Swannanoa.
Mr.. c. F. Foster, here from
Asheville. visiting his CHI
dren.
Mr.. Forest Berry and VT,
and Misses Claude and Be>>i,.
Beck went to Ashevillt Tues
day.
Prof. Walter Skies. profe>-
sor of history and political
Silence in Wake Forest COLLEGE.
was in Morganton "Wednesday
and Yesterday in the interest
of the college. He Went from
here to Mars Hill.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-08-04
QUAKER MEADOW TOWNSHIP Cont q.

OUAKER MEADOW TOWNSHrP-Co q.
Erwin Hamilton. 2OO acres 10
Erwin Mary. % acres ! 40
Erwin Andy. 80 acres 200
Harrison Alfred. 80 acres $
Huffman X NJ. 80 acre, 10 %
Hick, J G.. - acres : %
McConnaughey " W. IS acres o2
Mcdowell s N. $50 acres % -
Pearson : + Guar. 500 acres - 90
Perkin, X G. so acres 80 90
Powell Stanhope. y acres .
Weaver Henry, 12O-dcre, ; -
Walton Thos. p acres 50 W
HalIyburton X J. IS acres Is o
Henderson " Heirs. 1900 acres 1or 90
Fprnev \ G Guar. as acres % 90
The state herald., 1899-01-13
WRECK ON THE UNION PACIFIC
-Four Lives Lost In n Collision Near Sid
ney, Nebraska.

Omaha, Jan. 1C.-A special to the
Bee from Sidney. Nebraska, says:
There was wreck on the Union Pa
ciiic at Sunol, fifteen miles east OF
here. at 4:35 this morning, which re-
suited In four deaths and eight people
being injured. Tie dead are:
Engineer Dell Bonner, fatally hurt,
died during the afternoon.
Fireman John c. Coleman, Creston,
Iowa, instantly killed.
Young woman, supposed TO be Miss
Myrtle Armstrong of Paxton, Ne
braska.
Unknown old man.
The trains which collided We're the
fast passenger west-bound. No. 3,
which left here yesterday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. running as n double head
cr. and cast-bounl passenger train
No. 9.
The east.bound train had stopped TO
take the sidetraci to allow the west
bound to pass, and had not been able
to get on the siding when No. 3. run
ming ut the rate Of forty-iive miles an
hour. crashed into 1t. The engines
We're piled up In a mass of scrap iron
and the cars, which We're badly
shaken up. Immediately took fire. The
passengers who We're not injured nj
once set to work TO rescue those In the
wreck. and with the exception OF Miss
Armstrong and the unknown man.
none were burned. The bodies Of
these two were badly chnrred.
The state herald., 1899-01-13
Eighteen Killed IN "a Coili.iou.

New York. Jan. i0-By head-on
collision between two passenger trains
of the Lcliigh Valley railroad nt West
Dunellcn. New Jersey at l2;io y. IN
to-day, thirteen persons We're Killed
and more than twenty-five wounded
Five died of their wounds during The
evening
West Duncllen Is lhrec miles from
Bound Brook and about thirty miles
from New York City. At the spot
where the disaster occurred there Is u
sharp curve In the Leigh Valley ta.ck
and steep cutting. but the accident
was due In the iirst llncc To some ter
riblc mistake In train orders ana In III,
second place to another accident thai
occurred nt Bound Brook earlier IL
the day.
The bloodstnlncd wreck of tangled
and twisted Iron aud wood that was sill
On the trncks tonight bore witness it
the truth Of the general verdict Of rnll
read men that his wns one of the w0rs
collisions In recent years.
The state herald., 1899-01-13
Confirming Appointments.

The Senate has confirmed all the ap-
poinlments made by Governor Adams
since the adjournmcn, of the last legis-
laturc. with one exception. These ap-
pointmcnts are as follows:
Members of State Board of Charities
and Correction-T. ii. Dcvine. Pueblo;
Mrs. y. L. IIlll. Denver.
State Board of Health-H. W. l.. Me
Lauthlln. Denver.
Board of Public Wprks-Cass l.. Her
rington and s. y. Wood.
Fire and Police Board Ralph Talbot.
State Board of Dental ENaminers-B.
A. McGcc. Denver; W. X. Sinion. Colo.
RADIO Springs: j. n. Chlplcy, Pueblo; +,
+. Graves, Denver, and G. \. Guyer,
Denver.
Board OF Control OF Industrial School
for Boys-William 4. Smith. Denver.
Board of Control OF Industrial School
for Girls-Dr Minnie 4. c. Love, Den
yer; Miss Blanche l.. Delaplalne. w. s.
Ward. ]. $. Gabriel. Mrs. Izctta George,
Board OF Control. State Insane Asy.
lum-Fred Warshnuscr. Concjos.
Trustee OF State Normal School
Charles s. Thomas. Denver.
No objection was made 10 any of
these appointees ccept William a.
Smith, member OF the Board OF Control
of the State Industrial School for Boys.
Mr.. Smith was not confirmed.