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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
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Mr.. u. Sinclair % Moultrie Is a guest
OF the Pulaski
Mr. John a. Powell Of Ocilla Is guest
OF the Pulaski
MI " J. Travis OF Jesup IS a guest
OF the Pulaski
Mr.. ~ Patz Of Blunton is registered
az the Pulaski.
Mr.. ". C. Wade Of Moultrle is guest
of1he Pulaski
Mr.. ". C.. Lyon OF Corieie is guest
OF the Pulaski.
81. J.. =. 1s!s.s. e Macon & registered
al the scroven.
Mr.. +. : Tally OF Monett is registered
at the, screven,
Mr. j. " Tally OF Lake City Is guest
OF the scrcvcn.
Air " r Bugg of Augusta Is a guest
OF the Screven.
Mr. +. a. Leonard OF Vienna Is a guest
or the Screven.
Mr. y A. Moore OF Atlanta Is guest
81 the DE soto.
Mr. J l.. Manning Of Loveit IL regis
tered at the Pulaski.
Mr. John Mclean OF Wilcox Is regis
tered at the Pulaski.
AIR j. r. Mnlcn OF Statesboro Is regis
tered at the Pulaski.
Mr.. A. II. Cheatham Of Albany IS "a
guess Of the Pulaski.
SIR J. W. Furse OF Martins g regis
tered az thC Pulaski
Nr Chas r, Degan Of Augusta -
guest OF the Pulaski.
Mr. Nathaniel Wilson Of Macon II a
guest OF the Pulaski.
Mr.. Hampton Parker Of Baxley Is reg
istercd az the Pulaski
Mr.. W. A. spltz Of Townsville Is reg
istcred at the Pulaski
AR. ". ". Beach OF waycross IL reg
lstered az the Pulaski -
Mr.. and Mr.. H. N. Goethe Of Manas-
sas are guests OF the Pulaski
Mr. A Seasons Of waycross &as among
Yesterdays arrivals az the Pulaski.
Mr. Arthur Lott Of Broxton was among
tho guests Of the Pulaski yesterday
AR ". Il. sellers OF Hugrins was among
the guests OF the Pulaski yesterday
Mr. G r. Moore OF Macon was among
the arrivals yesterday a. the sereven.
Nrs +. ]. spain aud Miss Marie spain
~ ouitman are registered al the De Soto.
MIR q. a l. ANNtiH"N ~ A<NAR.++A+'
,monr yesterdays arrivals % the De
Soto.
a, and Mrs. J. c. Garueti or Augusta
,ysrc among the arrivals az the screven
yesterday
Ar " ". Neill proprietor Of the Brown
uotise Macon. and Mics Neil are guests
OF the Pulaski.
a, walter Il. Davis. hey, aud grala
,,snsctor for the Savannah Board or
'rrsae returned yesterday from sseo'i''
s. {.
AZ Arthur j. o'Hara LETT yesterday az
,.,noon Tor Green Cove Springs, Fla-'
where he viii spend some days with Dr.
J. B. Read-
The friends In savannah Of Mr. Jonn
"a, 0esf Jr.. OF Norfolk, Va. VINO grad
,,s,od a year ago with distinction from
snc University OF Virginia Law scnool'
"a ms since been studying Admiralty
~ h baltimore. will be pleased 20 learn
,bst he recently passed an eX-
client examination before the regents 81
,he mar Of Maryland. and Is now practic-
10 In DE Aoface of-R II. smith. ksq.,
4 disnngahshed admiralty lawyer OF Bal
timorc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

Pink returned the friend
And Miss Keller was apparently a.
much Interested and lad as clear an idea
~ pink as you or / have.
Another instance I recall Miss Keiler
stood waiting for car GA a street cor
ner-suroiy an experience quite common
10 the rest OF us while waiting. one of
the two persons with her remarked upon
the reflection Of the lights on the surface
~ the street. wet with rain. Miss Keller
was aware that something was being said
and asked about Il. And when informed.
she was unmistakabiy appreciative 0f
what q looked like
Miss Kollet recently entered q room
q here the family cat was az leisure IN
an armchair She patted the cat and
then scuchad its nose what a different
purr this cat has from many other eats
know exclaimed Miss Keller.
II note these little things merely 10 in
dictate what sense o. appreciation she
has Of things which come Ia her knowi-
edge. accordingly can see whore she
may produce remarkable work. In view OF
the opportunities which she o. now ac-
cepting at college I believe those inter-
estsd ia her viii see that she finishes the
course
so. You see. she Is continually getting
experience upon which she can build.
vor. aud al times might b. called emo
tionaI AZ times. too q Il almost ornate.
but Whata common feature that isf'
Miss Keller" sald another ona Of the
teachers. rs really the happiest person
/ know or Ana why Because 81 the
great obstacles she has overcome"
Her College work.
Mis- Rellera nfrt few months ~ cob
Icge have been watched with interest. ana
her work has come up 20 the highest ex-
pectatl0ns, which were, indeed, hiEh. -
an that she had previously undertaken had
been SUCCESSFUL, and no small things were
Anticipated. She II taking history. French.
German, aud English composition, With
daily themes. etc. The first named courses
are lecture courses. with the exception %
such written work a. i required and the
Conferences.
Miss Keller attends the college three
times a week. and r. attended Al the lee
u,rea bv Miss Sullivan. who translates
90 her what the lecturer says. Miss KEEL
Ter unlike most Of the students, takes no
notes Of what she receives. as what she
once gets she retains Such capacity for
holding fast" an that Is given her Il OBJ
tlousiy az attainment Of rare value IN
many wavki She not only remembers
what che learns IN study but also what
one conveys to her IN social conversation.
and she mas The happy faculty OF being
able to take Up with her friends Just
where they left on" 70 70 speak.
Not only by the special alphabet does
she understand. but also By the vibration
of ones lips. She car interpret what one
Is saying by placing finger on the upper
lip Of the speaker n the latter r. at eli
clear IN anunciatlon
BY those who are close 10 her. Miss kei-
ler besides being one who T. sincerely
admired for her intellectual Attachments.
Is indeed attractive because OF her whols-
some sense Of interest IN others. IN her
appreciati0u Of little jokes and riddles.
ana ali thar goes tu-fnake 1ffe pheasant.
As one Of her frierdE HAsse enc makes
much sunshine for hcrself and every one
around her.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Rheumatism.

Rheumatic Swelling In the legs is cured
by Gmybeard.
Mrs. Joseph Brown Of Butler, Ga. was
afflicted with rheumatism Il caused her
great pain. Her statement II that her legs
swelie1 10 unusual size she was not able
Co relieve the ailment until she procured
Craybeard She rs now sound and NelL
Acid 30 tho blood produces Rheumatism.
Nothing is hair 80 good as oraYbeard for
rheumatism
My wife was afflicted four years with
Rheumatism. and I was not able to nnd
Anything 70 relieve her. She took Gray
beard about a month and seemed TO be 80
well as ever. IL cured our little son OF tho
aiiment. We o=nnet praise oraynearS
Too much. GEO. hOOIh.
sCarsonville. Ca
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
You Get Strong.

Everybody who takes Graybeard tells Us
they Eet stronger. They eat more and u
does not make them sick. This is the -
cret % the curative powers o. Graybeard.
The first thing IL does ~ 90 make YOU go
To- eating You will eat more than you
have eaten IN months. ana you viii ind u
viii not hurt you as Il used to when YOU
ate heartily BY making Won eat u makes
YOU stronger. IL makes YOU stronger as
the new blood and bone and tissue begin
a. become part and parcel Of you. ard Il
YOU are ahiics~i with eczema you will md
u gradually disappear The same way with
rheumatism. catarrh, dyspepsia. cancer
In short. Graybeard makes You stronger
than your disease and brushes out your
disease.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
4 xEGao's Win RIDE.
wounded Deer Carries Mary land
Darky fut0 MlIipond.

From the new fofh iiWtfe
Richmond Va. Dec. 2i.-Neal HUI,
eolored Of New Kent In hls efforts to se-
cure Christmas deer. had a startling ex-
per.enco which - will never forget. The
Young hun;smen Of the county. early iu
The morning started up magnificent
deer one % them soon fired q shot al
n. watch caused the animal 70 drop. Hili.
etlpposlng tha buck to be- dead. jumped
81 ~ back and drove bis knife IN him
with new life the deer started on on a
mad run with the negro on his back.
The old mnn oluus Tor deer lie and crite
out for help.
IL was not a minutes run 20 q mill
uond which the iufurlated animal entered
rith the darky atnl hanging 10 ~. Some
nrhermsn IN a boat made for the scene.
Tbe deer and the oid negro had sunk.
The Young men. though, stood ready on
the prov Of their boat 20 strike the bucks
mead when should appear above ths
's.aief ID q moplent q dark object shone
In the wax. and with terrific force the
boatmen stf'tck the old negro or the
head supposinR Il was the deer.
The old man quickly went to the bot
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Eczema.

DO You know when you have eczema7
Do you itch7 Is your skin rouzhg In
warm weather does this singing sensation
increases When YOU scratch DO large bills
tiers and sores form DO they torment you
when you work.
Eczema IS an outbreak o. bad blood A
person afflicted with eczema cannot take
undue exercise without aggravating the
itching. or get warm In bed without feel
INK on FIRE. The blood Is aname with the
peculiar poison that creates tho disease
and calls for q powerful Alternative 90 re-
move it Nothing short OF q BLOOD MED
ICINE will accomplish a cure.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

Rheumatism originates from excess Of
acid In tho hood.
Impoverished and impure blood
Ne attacks different parts Of the body n
o. sometimes STATED In the muscles sosao-
times in the parts surrounding the joints.
and sometimes in the joinis-heuce che
name muscular and articuiar rheumatism.
When IN the hips. q is called sciaiic rbesl-
mauam. when ia the muscles % the ha X,
lumhaEo.
often when one goes TO rise from sitting
or stooplnE the sudden catching 10 80 Sc
we're that they some times cry out va pain.
The feet and Joints are sometimes swollen
without az trsi causing any particular
pain THIS symptom 10 sufficient The all
ment r. getting - start on you. This b tho
time 70 take Graybeard.
The safest cure for rheumatism IL a
thorough blood cleansing
Grayhcard is "a known specific for rhcu-
maufm 10 checks the formation 81 acid
dissolvcs the acid deposit and produces a
normal and rich flow OF blood. Don't hesi-
tate 60 ask for it.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Ugly Ulcers.

Dear Frlends-I have been suffering =
years with an ulcer on my ankle. some.
tunes ia hed sometimes on erutchea. J
used remedies 81 my own and falling 70
make "a cure I oalled In different physi.
clans They all said that they could ours
me. but found n 90 b. Of stubborn ma.
tunc and failed
saw Graybcard advertised ana bought
four bottles OF 81. two boxes OF the pili4
ono box 81 the ointment.
II cured mo well And have one bottle
left
I say that ! am wei-not nearly we'll
hut entirely we'll II has been over twelve
months aud no symptoms have returned.
I hope the suffering viii do as have.
use e. have faith IN Il and be cured.
Mrs JANE GEORGE. Rockville. Tenn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
CITY BREvITIEs.

Palestine Commandery No. Z. Knights
Templar viii meet tonight at S.ll
O'Clock The order Of The Red Cross viii
be conferred.
Mayor Herman Myers left the city yes
terday at I O'Clock for New York on a
business trip. He expects 20 return Ga
the city on Monday. During his absence
Alderman Tiedeman will preside at the
city Exchange as acting Mayor.
Tickets for the military bail 60 be- given
New Years for the benefit OF the Daugh-
ters 81 the Confederacy are still oh sale
al the store OF AssETs. 1hsas Bros They
VIII be exchanged for any tickets that
were sold for the promised production Of
Cunt. swift "
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Sound and Well.

Il had congestion Of the stomach-acute
Last August when ! was 80
bad on. heard OF Graybeard and got
my daughter ana son-in-iaw TO send for
ths medicino for me. u did me more good
than ali the doctors ard I continued "a
use until nofy I am sound and vel. ana
truly thankful FOR the discovery o. %
great ara wonderful medicine
MRS MARGARET a. OLIVE.
Nt pefia Tenn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Dyspepsia.

Bloatng after eating and feeling OF
weight In the stomach are dyspepsia's
symptoms OF gas-sick stom-
aeh. heartburn. vertigo. all come along
Sour stomach. headaehc general depres-
sion and great nervous condition follow
We hcar women say that they cannot
sleep. and that they feel light headed as
81 az times they mus, fall We hear men
cay that they cannot work The stomach
is out OF gear. they are restless ana nef-
vous and form the habit OF drinking.
This is dyspepsia-
II can be- curod
Qraybeard Is safe remedy for this
ailment Il makes food nutritious and
strengthens and invigoratoa the digestive
organs by puTifying the blood
Don't hesitate to take il.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

The mouth throat post-naSal cavity
bronchial tubos and air cells q the lungs
are lined with network Of delicate bloo<
vessels When the blood L. pure thcss
blood vessels are healthy and vigorous
and exude mucus which luhricates the ali
passages and projects them from the en
fects % cold dust etc.
When the blood In impure. these vessels
by reason OF their delicate structure. arr
unable 20 carry it They become clOggod
and hence results catarrh
Graybeard purines the blood. invlgorates
these small blood vessels and enabies
them ~ 81 hargo the foul blood and r.
stores health
pure.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

The Annual Christmas tree festival Of
the Sacred Heart Sunday School will take
place AZ the school hall, at $50 O'Clock
this afternoon. Father william will have
charge. and Miss Ellen Kelly. will repeat
the Christmas cantata which was rem
dcted BY her class az the school hall last
Friday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
A Drummer Cured.

Mr. J. NJ Brown. many years a drum
wer Ia Batesvile. Ark, writes II have
been trouble9 for a long time with rheuma-
matism In my feet and joints. When I sat
down ] could not get up without exper-
fencing great pain. When ] stood on my
fees any length OF time / was compelled
90 sit down and even oven got no relief
10 spring this ailment Increased
u bcgan the use or Graybeard few
E weeks since and am pleased 20 say that
TOW ! am an right. Nothing ever gave me
Eallef but Graybeand
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Eczema.

lafayette. Ala. May Il.
I have tried your GrAybeard and know
for a truth that u is effeotuai
IL cured me OF eczema and a severe at
tack % indigestion.
] do not hesitate 60 recommend 81. All
who try Il here will not DO without a.
s. A. FARRELL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Catarrh of Stomach

u take Grayteard and know II helps me
more than anything l can get. have ca
tarrh OF the stomach and can't ind any
ming TO relieve me but Graybeard
"EUNICE FoUNT ~.
"Lecsyi..,. Ind"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Picture of Health.

'Graybeard dsd me more good than any
thing ! ever took in my iIfe wag trouoIed
with Indigestion. shortnsss OF breath. and
was given great deal Of medicine By my
doctor. but il did me no good cav Gray
beard advertised aud bought Il. and Il
cured me ! began TO gain, flesh and weigh
twenty sounds more than did a short
time ago. MRS J. o. BROWN.
''iN Lee street. Montgomery. Al"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Gfaybeard
Cured Him.

Il would here say for the benefit OF the
public. that ] was troubled with rheuma-
sism IN my hips for three months. and
as I handled 0raybeard / concluded to
give u a trial ] took two bottles and a
half and was cured. I do believe II 90 be
great medicine
Also Sister DeI.oaeh took II for paraly-
sis and Il helped her surprisingly.
Rev. A. r. STRICKLAND,
"Easternng. Ca"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

The attachment suit Of James T. Stew
art a son against Johnston. Nesbist &
20. was returned BY Magistrate y. Noble
Jones' before whom ., was sworn out. 20
the city court yesterday The suit issues
cn The ground Of the non-rcsidencc 81 the
dcfcndnnts and was levied BY serving pro-
cess Of sarnishnent uron Hunter 4 Tess
dale. The plaintiffs claim the defendants
are indebted to Them In the sum Of slitss'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

lclna being manufactured by friends o
mine and knowing it to BE- made from purs
material Of the forest. was induced 10 give
Il trial used Il six weeks according 20
directions aud at the end Of the time ]
felt as well az I ever did.
20 A. CLEFT.
Ez-Alderman Butler. Ca
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

There viii be two services OF Dene-
tential character az 81. Paurs Episcopal
Church MONDAY. New Years eve. The
arst Of these will begin ~ Y M. and the
second az 1880 o. m. This will last until
midnight when Holy Communion will be
administered
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

Like all others who are 50 unfortunate
as to become prey to indigestion and
howell troubles. I tried various medicines
and number of the best doctors 10 treat
my case. but found only temporary relief
Rntil Graybea was discovered. The nlod-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
A Boy Cured.

Mrs I'M residing az i0is W Mitchell
street. Atlanta. gave Grayheard 90 her son
who was forced 20 stop work on account
Of a severe attack OF rheumatism, aud Il
cured him sound and we'll
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
A Conductor Cured.

contracted cold a few years ago work
Ing on che bridge gang over In Alabama
and gas laid up with rheumatism. ] tried
great many remedies all OF which seemed
10 relieve me some. but none cured me
all did some good az fer as they went. but
they I'D not 70 far enough.
Graybeard cured me before I had taken
hne-thlrd as much 81 OF other remedies.
VIM. W. MCDANIEL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

Huron. s. H.. Dec. is.--iiecause she was
unable to procure help Tor the gathering
Of her large crop Of corn. Mrs. Mary
King. residing few miles south Of Hitch
cock, went into the held with her son
and the tive worked flil they had cribhed
the entire crop. amounting 20 more than
600 bushels.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Get GRAVEYARD Dugstores--sia Bote.-e Bottles, S.
Orwre Respess Drug Co, Props, Savannah, Ca.

tom OF The pond and the deer made hls
escape when the darKy WIS rescued he
oppressed biz regret that he had lost hi
Christmas meat
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Graybeard Is the PUREST
not permanent

il has cured Cancer.
u has cured Eczema.
II has cured Rheumatism.
IL has cured Catarrh.
IL has cured Dyspepsia.
Mind you. these weno not trialng all
mouts. but every one an ailment which
d9ctoys had failed 20 cure.
Grayecard IL made Of fresh herbs. bios.
CONS and berr4es. II contains no mercury
or potash, For eradicaung old and deep
seaied ailments as Cancer. Cotarrh. Ecze-
ma. Rheumatism. Dyspepsia, II has no
equal on earth. You want nothing else TO
take Try nothing else. Nothing elsa 10
necessary. In Graybeard you have every
thing TO build you w and make you stroa-
scr than your disease. II will crush out
your disease IL viii leave you as you were
before tho aliment seized you
There Is nothing a hundredth part as
good q Graybeard TO DO this There Is
nothing made ike Grayboard-none ever
win be. II is one of the great inventions
o. the world
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Letter from Texas.

Bailinger. Tex. Jan 18Th
! thought ! would write you what your
wonderful Graynoard has done for me
had catarrh Of the head about s. years
ana suffered a great deal. have tried
many kinds OF medicines ana have been
treated by doctors. though all % them fail
Cd 70 cure me. Ana ! being old and
my disease 20 chronic didn't think there
was any medicine that would cure me
But more than years ago I had very
plain symptoms OF cancer on my noe and
face and decided 10 Try Graybeard not
thinking that it would cure my catarrh
os well a. cancer / bought bottles from
Mr Pierce, and less than cured me
This has been more than ? years ago nov
ana no symptoms OF the old diseases HAYES
appeared. can praise Graybeard for
what it has done for me Persous need
never think they ere too old for Gray
beard 60 cure them / am now Is
MRS. RHODA DEAN"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
Lost Use of His Arm

Since taking Grayheard I have regninesl
use OF my arm which was helpless by
rheumatism. ". {. FLENNfkES.
Kingston Tex.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28
THE WEATHER.
I'orocast for Friday ana saturday:

forecast FOR Friday and saturday:
Georgia. Rain Friday; warmer ia east
Cnn portion Saturday fair colder fresh
soaiheriy winds. shifting to northcrly-
friday night
eastern Florida Partly cloudy Friday
ana Saturday. probably rain; colder sat
urlay IN northern and central portions;
fresh east TO south winds
Western Florida Rain Friday. satur-
uay tair. colder fresh southorly winds.
shifting 20 northerly Friday night
South Carolina. Rain and warmer Fri
day Saturday rain in eastern. Gair and
ooidcr Ia western portion, variable winds.
Yesterdays Weather at savannah.
Maximum temperature zoo pm. IS dcgrses
Minimum temperature $50 a. m. * degrees
Mean. temperature .-.......-..... - degrees
Normal temperature ..-......... - degrees
l.Ncoss OF temperature ......-... degrees
Accumulated deficiency since
Dec. .........t ...+..-.-..+-..... - degrees
Accumulated excess since
Jan. ............e.+..... degrees
Itainfalf ...................... 90 inches
Normal .....-.........-.......... II men
Deficiency since Dec. 1 ........ - inch
deficiency since Jan. 4 ..-.....i.1' inches
River Rcport.-The hight Of the saVan-
rlh river az Augusta. at "a. m Goth me-
ridian umeD yesterday. was IS Feet,
llsc OF 90 foot during the preceding twen-
fy-four hours
Observations taken a. the same moment
ot time al al stations. Dec. n. 1900, ;
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-28

HIS PLENTY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-12
FINE PAINTINGS PURCHASED
a Valuable Addition 10 the Coif~r-
tIsn of Vine Arts at che Car
Eegie snstitEte-

Pittsburgh Pa. JAM 6--The direc-
or of Tine arts Of Carne-.e Institute
announces the purchase Ivy tine hne
arts committee OF the following paint
sn1s tor the Institutes permanent cot
lection:
boulevard dies Italienes," Paris, BY
Jern Francois hafaelli.
FIRTH Avenue in Winter" by Childe
EsSSanf
-Nnagfyph of Traian in the Roman
Fcrum.- Dy Luigi Bazzani-
Judas by Henry .. Tanner
The Boats by Andre Dauchez.
Portraits. by Lucien simon
The picture by Dauchez was award
"A the medal of the third class and a
prize nj the fourth Carnegie institute
exhibition. AMI the one by Simon was
awarded honorable mention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-12
HALF-BREED "BAD MAN" SHOT.


West Plains. Mo-. Jan More
Caulder. a half-breed bad man. was
shot and killed by Belle Gillian
woman OF in repute. in front Of her
house in the suburbs Of this city al
1890 Yesterday. Caulder had been
drinking heavily. and was quarrel
som,. Thursday night ne went 10
the woman's house and attempted 10
gain admittance. Being refused he be
came abusive and threatening
Yesterday he returnedand was again
ordered away. He attempted 10 throw
rock through a window. whererPon
the Gillian woman began shooting
Caulder attempting 10 run. she shot
six times. and dropped him with The
last shot lie expired in few mo-
ments. The woman gave herself up tc
officers. and gave bond. Public cpln'
ion iustihes the act
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-12
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
r,,-illi.u Ride ON "a Chicago Great
western Passenger Train AT
aal-na Junction

Chicago. Jan. A special TO The
Chronicle from Galena. III. says;
Travellers on a Chicago Great Nest
ern passenger train. had thrilling
ride. and a narrow escape from DEATH
MT Galena Junction. "Wednesday. 40
avoid death the engineer and fireman
OF the passenger train jumped JUST
as their engine crashed into the rear
OF a disabled freight train standing
in long tunnel SO great was The
force of the collision that the passen-
ger engine bounded hack and before
the engineer or fireman could climb
aboard the engine the train was gong
down steep grade at the mouth OF
the tunnel. The conductor was una
bic TO use the air brake and the train
hal run a mile and was within 100 feel
of stationary freight train when
stopped. Many of The passengers
jumped, while others sought safety an
the front coaches. The wrecked cars
and the caboose in the tunnel caught
fire and were destroyed. The enginee'
and fireman of the passenger TRAIN
were both injured