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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27
OBITUARY.
ROBERT INGALLS,.

Mr.. Robert Ingalls,. o well known and
very highly rsspsosed sisissn. disd at his
home In this city Thursday. He was born
In Govham, N. e., October IS, 1889. and
was the son Of Daniel and Mary (Barksr)
IngaliA he came 10 this city when .
youna man, and for the past thirty-six
years has been one Of the well known
firm Of IngsIis Bros. Their first placs OF
business was on Portland street, Later
they removed TO Prsbls street, where they
remained until seven years ago when
they moved to SO Plum street, where the
firm still remains
Mr.. Ingalls, parents were OF the old
time staunoh Congregational faith, and
since his residence In this city he has al
ways been parishioner Of the Congrega-
tional church. He was ct first identified
with Plymouth church and later with
High street church. He was . member
Of Atlantic lodge. n. s. A. NJ, Beacon
lodge. l. o. o. r., Portland Encamp-
ment, Samoset tribe Of Rad Men and
Sons Of the American Revolution. Both
Of his grandfathers were soldiers In the
Revolutionary war. Mr.. Ingalls, was able
to attend to business up to seven weeks
ago, since which time he has been a great
sufferer.
Besides . wife. he lsaves two brothers,
Mr.. II. p. Ingalls, of this oity, who has
30 long been associa,ei with him in busi-
neis. henry Ingalls,, who live, on tire
home place at Shelbourne. N. H.. and a
sister. Mrs. Rotert Pierce. living In Bos-
ton. MIR. Ingalls, leAses 10 ohilren. An
adopted daughter died a few years ago.
A granddaughter has had home In the
family for feyeral years, on whom much
care and Lore have teen bestowed by the
de,eatei and his eItimable wife There
are many friends and acquaintance who
will consider that In tie deIth Of this
worthy man they have sustained a Ier-
sonai loss, and will feel to shed the SYM
pat hetic tear with the Immediate rela-
tive
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27
PERSONAL.

Rev. DIR. Fem will lecture tomorrow
evening on the life and character Of
Rev. Geo. W. Field, ID. D., OF Bangor.
Rev. K. X. Purdy IL exp soted home
today and will occupy his pulpit Sunday.
Mr.. Purdy has been In Lynn, Mass, for
the past two weeks conducting revival
meetings at the Friends church IN chat
city, with good success.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27
LAST CHANCE.

To-day at 10 o'clock and at go o'clock at No.
sos Middle street, will be the last chance to OBJ
tain horse furnishings at from ten TO twenty
hve cents on the dollar. Goods really worth to
the user as much as they ever we're. 1t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27

AT the Handkerchief
counter another hundred
dozen sheer lawn White
Handker C h efs, hem
stitched edges and open
borders, at 6oc the
dozen-exactly like the
great lot sold here last
week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27

F.o. Bailey & Co., sell at their rooms &c Ex.
change ST. this morning at 10 a. m, by order of
the executor large consignment Of household
furniture and effects. For particulars see
auctIon column. II
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27

tion that there should be no spread of any
con ,asious diseased. Recently three
prisoners In tire institution we're stricken
with diphtheris but there Is now COM
plete recovery of these cases.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27

FUNERAL OF JUDGE WALTON.
The funeral of Judge Walton will take
place at his late residence, loo Forest
avenue, at half past two O'Clock this af
ternoon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27

In the window to-day
is a show of the greatest
special bargains in Mems
Socks we have offered
this season. Blue merino
wool with good. long
tops, white heels and
toes, medium weight,
IL I-2c a pair, 75c the
half dozen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27
NOTICE.

My wife, Mianda NJ. Morton, having
left the home provided for her by me,
and my bed and board without just
cause, i hereby give notice that shall
not pay any bill of her contracting after
this date. Dated January 22nd, A. D.,
1900. ELISHA f. MORTON.
22-ls
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27
THE PRESS.
NEW ApvERTrsEnENTs TODAY.

Oren Hooper Sons.
: II. Ltbpv.
Geo. G. shaw q Co.
Owen. Moore Il Co.
w. l.. Wilson & Co.
n. II. Hay & Son.
Equitable Life Assurance Society.
New York Lie Insurance Co.
johnson, Bailey & Co.
FINANCIAL.
Mercantile Trust Co.
New Wants, To let For sale, Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
heir appropriate heads on page s.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27
THE JAIL TED.

The board Of health yesterday afternoon
fumigated the jail building as precau.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27
NEW ApvERrxxzrExrx.
Portland, January 81, 1900.

Portland, January 81, 1900
1NHE Toilet Goods
i department will
sell to-day, two
hundred pure white rub
Der Fountain Syringes, 2
and 8 quart sizes, with
hard rubber fixtures, at
ACC complete. Each one
in a box.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27

In the Basement to-day
five barrels of Glass Tum.
blers, plain top and
fluted bottoms at CSC a
dozen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27

In the United States District court pc
titions in bankruptcy have been filed b.
James Z. Hall Of lewiston; W. p.
Roberts of Enfield; Charles X. Durham
OF Woodstock.
A hearing In the "Trap" libel which
WAS assigned for the United States Dis
trict court, has been dismissed. The
parties In the oase have referred the
trouble to William NJ. bradley as oom
missioner to take testimony.
SUPERIOR COURT.
In this court yesterday afternoon Au-
gust Bunker In three search and seizurs
cases was fined 500 and costs, or sixty
days in the county jail In each case, and
also In o nuisance case hs was sentenced
to three months In the county jail.
Elmer Thurlow, pleaded guilty In q
nuisance case, and was fined $500 or six
months In the county jail,
Michael II. Hyde In an assault and bat
terry case withdrew his dem urrer and was
sentenced to ten months in the county
jail.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Friday-Hasskil, j., the court was en-
gagged this morning in disposinR Of inter.
locutory matters. The January term will
adjourn finally Saturday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27
THE COURTS.
| Considerable Business Disposed Of
Yesterday.

The Gases Of Maurice Taylor and
Samuel Krist who were arrested Thurs.
day night on the charge Of receiving
stolen property, was 10 aavs been heard
In the Municipal court yesterday morn
ing. George N. Bean, an employe Of the
Portland Electric Light company IL al.
legei to have scld about eighty pounds Of
the electric wire to Taylor and Krlst. He
was arraigned In court yesterday morn
ing and pleaded not guilty TO the charge.
The case was continued 10 this morning,
bail heing fixed In the sum Of $2o0. Tay-
Tor and Krist were allowed to 20 on their
personal recognizanoe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-27

OWEN, MOORE & CO.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-09-15
OKROPNA KATASTROFA

Smutne wiadomosci dochodza spusto-
szeniach dokonanych mad brzegiem mex
sykanskiej zatoki przez podzwrotnikowy
huragan. Miasto Galveston W dniu 8 wrze-
snia zostafo cafkowicie zalane ogromnym
bafwanem wody, nurtach jej stracifo
zycie okofo 5000 osob.
Huragan ten nawiedzif wybrzeza meksy-
kanskie teksaskie sobote wieczorem i
szalaf srogoscia przez noe. Ludzie ME
pamietaja tax okropnej bury Szalony wi
cher cd strony NORA gnaf z szybkoscia so
mil na godzine juz tenn samem byf W sta
ME porozwalac domy powywracac najtez-
sze drzewa. 0 czem tez.z wielu okolicznych
mieJscowosci donosza.
Taxi huragan na morzu wzniecf ogro-
mne balwany, kt6re parte nadzwyczajna
sifa pietrzyfy sic po kilkadziesiat stop W
gore, a przyparte do brzegu zalewafy GAIA
okoliczna przestrzen.
Miasto Galveston jest pofozone tuz mad
meksykanska zatoka ma wyspie dokofa O.
krazone woda. Huragan vice, przybywszy
do brzegu, zalaf je GAIA masa wody, rozwa-
lajac budynki, zalewajac sklepy, niszczac
wszystko topiac kilka tysiecy ludzi. Gale
miasto okolica ley ma kilkanascie stop
pod woda; przy Virginia Point woda wzno-
81 sic Ma Is stop.
Miasto przedstawia smutny. obraz mi
szczenia: okofo 1000 budynk6w, po VIE
kszej czesci rezydencye, zostafo zupefnie
zniszczonych. inne zas skfady zakfady
mocno uszkodzone. Ma razie ME MONA po-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-09-15

Lwow.-" Sfowo polskie" donosi: De-
szfa tn pokatna wiadomosc o rozruchach
zbrojnych W FinIandyi.
Wieden-'' Wien. Tagbl." utrzymuje, ze
rezerwisci bufgarscy 1890 roku zostali
powofani pod bron. Forty Widyniu ST.
stowa postawiono W stanie obronnym
Sofia Minister wojny Paprikow po-
wodu r6znicy zdan ministrem spraw we
wnetrznych Rados}awowem, podaf sic do
dymisyi,
Bukareszt -Tutejsze kofa rzadowe zape-
wniaja, re odpowiedz bu1garska ma druga
note rumunska wypadfa stanowczo niezada-
walajaco. Co do formy uprzejma, ia Cd
powiedz bufgarska ME dale rekojmi, re "a
dania rumunskie beda spefnione. Agent ru-
munskj Sofii, p. Miszu, otrzymaf juz in
strukcye, by wyrazif rzadowi bufgarskiemu
ubolewanie powodu niedostatecznego "a
dosycuczynienia.
BeIgrad. .-Patryarc jerozolimski pre-
sfaf krolowi Aleksandrowi nadzwyczajnie
serdeczne zyczenia racyi jego mafzen-
stwa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-09-15
Wojna W Chinach.

Waszyngton.-W departamencie pan
silva otrzymano uwiadomienie od ambasa-
dora W Petersburgu, IL Rosya ME zmie-
Mia swego postanowienia co do cofniecia
wojsk swoich Pekinu. Natychmiast pre-
zydent polecil zatelegrafowat do gen Chat
fee, by wojska swe trzymai pogotowiu
co do cofniecia sic do Tien Tsin. Conger
otrzymai polecenie, by generaiem Chat
fee wybraf sic do Tien Tsin. Zdaje sic, ze
Chaffee otrzyma depesze we wtorek
Shanghai. Rosyanie Japonczycy pre-
szukali okolice Pekinu ma odlegfoSt 2Omil,
ale ME znalezH zadnych Bokser6w. 300 lu-
dzi 6 amerykanskiego pufku kawaeryi
rozpedzifo 600 Bokser6w, kt6rzy, uzbroje-
nj W oszczepy niece, pokazaIi sic
Hunting Park (D, jedenascie mil cd Pc
kinu 30 Bokser6w pablo trupem, duzo
wzieto do niewoli. Anglicy zajel Teng
Tai, wazna stacye kolejowa punkt strate-
giczny ma pofudnie od Pekinu
Berlin" Tageblatt' twerdzi, re posta-
nowiona jest rzecza, III Niemcy, Japonia.
Anglia, Austrya Wfochy zatrzymaja swe
wojska W Pekine; rosyjskie zas wojska,
amery kahskie francuskie prawdopodo-
bnie cofnq sic do Tien Tsin.
Shanghai .-Zostaf tn ogioszony dekret
cesarza, wydany dnia 10 sierpnia. w de-
krecie tym cesarz oznajmia chinczykom,
re mocartswa europejskie walcza Ii tylko
Bokserami ze pragna zawrzet pok6j
Chinami. w tym celu nakazuje dw6m man
darynom, Yang Lu- Hsu- Lung Ching
Yon, by zostali W Pekinie dla prowadze-
MIA ukfad6w i zawarcia pokoju. R6wniez
przeznacza LII Hung Czanga, ''wiernego
sfuge i majacego zaufanie cudzoziem-
cow do skomunikowania sic przedsta-
wicielami mocarstw zagranicznych
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-09-15
Wojna W Afryce.

Kapsztad.- Redvers Butler przekro-
czyf CORY Mauch, 10 mil ma wsch6d cd
Lydenburg, stoczywszy kilka bitew Bu-
rami. Zaiecie miasta Lydenburg, ktore ma
stapifo zeszfy czwartek, uwazaja "a je-
dino ostatnich wydarzeh wojny. Bury
teraz m6wiq tenn, by dostac sic do ME
mieckich posiadfosci, Lord Methuen odby-
wa marsz Z Mafeking do Lichtenburg.
Londyn.-Podtug urzedowych zr6def do
stafo sic do niewoi Cd czasu rozpoczecia
wojny do dnia l wrzesnia 2Sl oficer6w
7,2SS szeregowc6w Z liczby tel 235 Office
row 6l96 szeregowcow albo zostafo zwol-
nionych, albo zbiegfo. Jeden officer IS
zofnierzy zmarfo niewoli. Dnia | wrze-
snia znajdowafo sic W niewoG 1852 Angli-
k6w.
W Pretoryii znalezono papiery, kt6re
przekonuja re kolonie holenderskie wiele
dopomagaiy Burom. Ze SHADOW pozwoliiy
zrobic arsenafy dla broni dostarczafy tax
re Burom podkowy dla koni
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-09-15

zywsze dla ministra pruskiego Studta "a
usuniecie jezyka polskiego wyklad6w re-
ligii szkofach poznanskich, lecz podno-
szacym r6wniez mysl przyiaczenia Galicyi
do Prus
Dziwna rzecz, re prokuratorya wieden-
ska ME skonfiskowafa tego artykufu. zawie-
rajacego wszelkie znamiona zbrodni stanu.
Budapest. .-Przy budowie jednego no.
wych gmach6w zawaliio sic rusztowanie.
przyczem os6b odniosfo ciezkie skale-
czenia.
Budapest. Zastrzelil sic tutai ME-
znanych powod6w syn dyrektora weger-
skiego Banku eskontowego, Bena Beck,
kt6ry pred kilkoma dopiero tygodniami
z1ozyf egzamin adwokacki.
Paryz. jacques Faure, kasyer "klubu
powietrznego' przebyt przez kanaf podr6z
balonem w sobote wieczorem wsiadt do
balonu godzinie Sci przy paiacu kryszta-
fowym Londynle, o 3ciej opuscif sic
W Alette. Przebycie kanalu zajeio mu tyl-
ko godziny. Podobno wzni6si sic on W
przestworze ma wysokosc 700 metr6w.
Paryz. Sekretarz tureckiej ambasady w
Londynie, Otnanase Hadia Yuma Goglin
odebraf sobie zycie na dworcu kolejowym
W Fontenableau wystrzafem rewolweru.
Mat on sp6r re swojq kochankq, kt6ra ME
chciala z MIN zyG to 90 spowodowaio do
wykonania samob6jstwa.
Petersburg Pod Rostowem bvf stra-
szny pozar, kt6ry zrzadzif STRAIT przeszfo ma
million rubli. Pekt rezerwoar nafta, a pa
lqca sic nafta popiyneia wzdluz plantu ko-
lejowego, ogarneia fabryki stojqce pobli
zu, dworzec kolejowy kilkadziesiqt wago-
now. Nastepnie od ognia pekio jeszcze kill
ka innych rezerwoar6w nafta kt6ra popfy-
nefa do rzeki, zapalifa tam statki stojace
ma kotwicach Don pokryia morzem pio-
mieni. Ogieh trivial kilkanascie godzin.
Straz byfa niemal bezsina wobec plyna-
cych potok6w ognia
Tokio.-I Pekinu donosza, re gen.
Yung Lu Z Gaia swq rodzinq popefniH sa-
mob6jstwo, ably ME bye W niewoli Euro
pejczyk6w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11
NEWS OF THE DAY.

There are now 48 war vessels, rang
ing from batteships TO torpedo boats,
being constructed for the Government.
Prince Ruprecht, heir apparent to
the Bavarisn throne, was married TO the
Duchess Marie Gabrielle OF Bavaria yes
terday.
Jerome B. Fisher, of jamestown n.
Y, was elected grand exalted ruler Of
the Order OF Elks at the annual conven-
ton which opened at Atlantic City, yes
terday.
The latest political rumor is that
Richard Croker will do his best to sc,
cure the nomination Of David b. Hill
ss the democratic candidate for govern
or OF New York this year.
Forty-nve members OF the Southern
Railway Agents Association held a
meeting yesterday in the parlors Of the
National Hotel in Washington. New
officers we're elected last night for the
coming year with J. Il. Garner, oil Al
lanta, as president.
At the Seaside Athletic Club 10 New
York last night Joe Cans, OF Baltimore
was awarded decision over Albert Grii-
fifth, better known as young Critic,
of Australia. The referee stopped the
bout after the men had fought one min
ute and thirty-eight seconds oil the
eighth round, and when Critic was &c
far gone that another pinch from Cans
would have put him out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11
VIRGINIA NEWS

Another serious drought prevails in
Shenandoah county.
The recent carnival at Roanoke wss
not q success from a business stand
point.
The census OF Newpor: News, which
wss completed June 80, will not be 90
encouraging as most people predicted.
Instead Of $4,000 or 1900, as many
hoped to zee il, the total population VIII
hardly exceed 10000.
For some time past the friends OF Col.
Joseph E. Willard, of Fairfax, have
been urging him to become candidate
for the democratic nomination for lieu
tenant governor, and recently they have
become very active 10 his interest.
There are four candidates for the
democratic nomination for Governor
Montague, Swanson, Ellyson and Ech-
OILS. Montague and Swanson are sure
to figure prominently on the stump In
this campaign. The other two will pro-
baby not do 80.
Congressman Julian M. Qusrles has
issued q letter announcing bis with
drawal from the fight for denomination
at the democratic congressional conven-
ton, which meets August l at Buena
, Vista, The nomination is conceded to
Senator Il. D. Flood, OF Appamsttox,
on the first ballot.
The history committee OF the Grand
Camp Of Confederate Veterans has been
called to meet in Richmond July 20. A
successor will be chosen to Mr.. john d.
Hume and further steps will be taken
10 the effort to have histories OF Fisk and
Estell, Cooper & Co., stricken from the
list for V rginia schools.
The will OF Colonel G. o. B. Coward.
| in was admitted TO probate in Richmond
yesterday, The bulk OF the estate, in
Guiding 500 shares OF the stock OF The
Dispatch Company, goes to Mrs. Cow
ardin for his life time, and then de-
scends TO her helm. The Cowsrdin e.
tate was estimated at $100, 900.
The National Dental Association
| convened at Old Point Comfort yester-
day, with about $50 members present
The feature OF the opening session was
the address OF DR.. B. Holly Smith, OF
Baltimore, the President of the associa-
ton, followed by reception OF the va
rious delegations throughout the United
states.
State Chairman J. Taylor Ellyson will
call q meeting of the State central and
executive committees for some date
| next month to lay plans for the presi-
Dental and congressional campaigns
Previous to issuing the call he will ap-
point bis executive committee, which
will embrace one member from each
congressional district.
Isaac q. Pollard, white man, shot
and killed Ella Oven, q young colored
woman, and then committed suicide In
Lynchburg yesterday afternoon. Jeal-
ousy Ia supposed to have been The
cause. Pollard was sn assistant FORE
man in Cunningham & Co.'s tobacco
factory, and the murdered woman
worked In the factory of n. r. Bowman
& Co., on Main street, where the shoot
ing took place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11

X ~, - 10 Com iI'ce Oh Streets On
I,,..ttMFgis.,a.g circular curling q. Ger.
tain slIett rLers.
Report of the Committee on Streets On,
resolution sppropristing S470 to repaye Fsy.
cite alley from Fairfax 10 Union street
Report Of the Committee on Streets on
resolution appropriating S35 70 purchase a
Typewriter for the use Of the City Engineer
Report OF the Committee on Streets On
resolution sppropristing $500 to pave the
square on King street, between Fairfax sui
Royal.
Petition Of A. J. symonds for reduction Of
assessment
Report Of the Finance Committee Oh the
petition of Mrs. z. B. Burson fol- reduction Of
assessment.
Report Of the Finspce Committee on the
petition OF W. o. Tomlin for sbatemsn. Of
assessment.
Report of the Finsnce Committee or the
bill OF @. L. Boothe, CORPORATION AttOneJ.
$500, for legal services.
Resolution sppropristing s400 for con.
structing sewer on Washington street from
the King street sewer TO the alley north Of
the BAPTIST Church.
The board then sdjourno3.
w. II MARBURY, President
Teste: LUTHER II. THOMPSON. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11
OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At a regular meeting of the Board of AL.
dermen of the city of Alexandria, Va, held
Joly TO- 1900, there were present:
VIM. II. Msrbury, esq. President, and
Messrs. Hill Dobie, Bslenger, Clark, Cur
tin. w. H. Sweeney and J. t. Sweeney
Mr.. Cla,k presented petition of Geo. II.
Bioken and w p. Woolls & Son asking that
steps be taken to prevent the flooding Of their
pI, misses near the intersection o! Henry snd
Q Ieen streets during heavy rains, and $25,
or as much thereof as may be necessary, sp.
propristed for the work, which is to BE- done
I'M Ter the supervision of the Committee on
ctr sets and the City Engineer
Mr.. Clark also introduced resolution d.
Iettng the Committee on streets and the
City Engineer to sbste nuisance at the
northwest corner OF King and Payne streets,
caused by the upsanitsfy condition OF the
gutter at that point. The resolution was
sd pied.
Bernard Joyce asking for sn abatement of as
sessment on his property, No. Coz King
street. which was referred TO the Committee
on Finance.
An ordinance requiring the Washington,
Alexsndris and Mount Vernon Railway Com.
pany 10 place fsemen at Royal and Wilkes,
hlbR MY OibB w
str cts was received from the Common Coun-
Gil and laid on the table.
The following were received from the Com
mon Council and their action concurred in
unanimously:
Resolution that when Council adjourned it
he O meet on the second Tuesday Ia October,
1900
Resolution directing the Committee on
General Laws to have prepared sc ordinance
prohibiting tho removal snd transportation Of
g.Ib 4ge 10 uncovered vessels.
Petition OF Joseph F. Rodgers for permits
sion to renew the Sd ngle roof on house No.
221 north Royal street,
Resolution directing the City Engineer to
have fences on the east side Of Henry street
put back on the proper line.
gesolutiOn sppropristing $1O0 to repair
Queen street, between Washington and Il.
Asspb.
Report Of the Committee on Public Proper.
ty recommending an appropriation of $50 TO
con pete improvements 10 the Hydrsuliou
engine house,
Report ofthe Committee On Public Proper
ty on resolution sppropristing 1906 TO
complete Improvements u the Coiambs en-
CINE house.
Proposition Of Charles j. Tanning to renew
portions of slate roof of City Hall.
Resolution directing the City Engineer TO
have the fence on the south side oil Giboon
street from Patrick west to the Corporation
line set back to the building line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-11
Train Robbery.

Psducsb, KY, July 1l.-Near Wick
life, KY, this morning just after one
O'Clock six men Jagged the passenger
train on the Illinois Central bound
north. They assaulted the express ear
and overpowered the messenger. The
safe was blown and SIC. 900 taken. The
engine was then cut from the train and
run G mile and q half and the men took
to the Missiesippi river and crossed in
to Missouri. Tie fireman and engi-
neer were forced to run the spgire for
them. Passengers we're not molested.
Two posses are 10 pursuit of the robbers.
In their haste to leave the car, the rob-
bers lost Q package containing 500.
The fireman was slightly hurt by ROB-
Der hitting him with pistol.