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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-01
Sheriff q Sale |.

ly virtue of special execution on tran
script Judgment issued from tsa once o
the CLERK OF the Cireutt Court OF 81. FRAN
co.'s county. Missouri, dated the 9Th iny 81
vomber tern, of ssld Caurf Tor I'm ~ ri,
sheriff of ~. francois county difeetn! and
70 me Delivered. ~ favor Of thr Miner
Lumber Company Ga corporatlGal and
levied upon an the right, title. claim. IN
fefest and estate OF the said Charles Hinma
OF, IN and 10 the following described real
estate, situate, lying and being In tho
tn.wit
Lot No. !. block No. 2. ia the town OF
Gumbo. county Of st, Francois and stats of
Missouri ana ! win on
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@MA,.>s...
This signature l. on cycsy hox Of the genuIns
Laxative Brolio-Q uinine rabis.s
the remedy that esEres eeia I'm ems zax

Eld. A. NJ. Tiarral preached hi,
farewell sermon 10 the congregation 0:
the Christian Church ut this place last
Sunday, aud be and Mrs. narrai left
yesterday morning for Chandler, Ok
Iahoma, where he goes 10 take pastoral
charge Of The Christian Church there.
Daring their stay here Elder and Mrs.
llarral have made many warn, friends,
whose guod wishes and prayers follow
lhem to their new home. We take
pleasure ia commencing them 10 the
good people II Chandler.
A NKw Soxo. We have just re-
celsed a copy Of The nos song. lad
ing Hopes. 7 mpsso by Ju,lge John l..
Begs Of Ste. Ccnrsiesn; words by
Joseph Flynn. II has bren commend-
III by tho best St. Louis critics - ond
o. the sweetest sentimental songs of
the day. Price % csats For sale by
Thiebr=- stiefiin Mn1fu CO.. il1g Ollie
Street, 81 Loast w.
N ii WAsblnns opslctao. IL 81.
Louis nm ~ il Fsyminat1n 4 be.
E4IjhN yIll8s WI Sotday ~ Tbayn-
All {3sts - 4 I. y
Frat jsye assd IN ssi|f Il II IsIl i;
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative bruno Qnine Tablets.
All druggisss refund the money u II
faIIa to euro. y. w. Groves sigDa-
turn l. on each box. I'rics 20 cents.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-01
Tuesday. Norembor -. 1900.

A"S"@yf HN'NhoNt aSs ASpu,
between the hnurs OF nine O'CLOCK - Iiis
forenoon and nvc O'Clock IN the Afternoon
Of that day, at the Court House door. IN tht
city of Barlntnsfot, NJ. Francois county
hissolri, AMI during the session 81 the CIR
euif Court OF said county. sell al public ntsc
right. title, claim. Interest and estate oil
tho said Charles tEluuia OF. In and 10 ths
foregoing neAriisad real estate, 10 satisfy
said execution ana costs.
JEFF u. HlGHf.EY.
sheriff 81, Francois County
October II, as0.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-11-01
THROUGH A GLASS.

~ Ivory SOAP is a skin soap, On one square
sqldd inch Of your hand there are 1900 pores. On
- the whole body you have 1881 Pa Of these
a little cavities to look after. Every OF these
openings must be kept clear, or the impurities Of the
body can not pass out. Now, to cleanse the pores,
you need fine, pure soap Scientists who speak not
from opinion, but from scientific analyses, urge the use
Of Ivory Soap. 99',4s per cent. pure.
t.sstfs azrfas sa a~u~sss
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nrHERR LIE No rRESTS. y

So says Mark Hanna, WIN, rs Col.
H. Martin Williams remarked ia biz
speech here ltst Monday, "has an i'm
pedimcnt ia bis ycracily." But the evil
doucc Of the trnsts Is fclt too keonly by
the people for them 10 bo fooled by
any Of the bald assertions made by the
maguates Of those gigantic roGbing
monopolics or their apoiogsts aud adj
yocItes. Not only in manufactured
articles arc their imppsiiiJn4 seen, but
Ia nearly every article Of food that
goes TO make up the woFkingman's
''dnner pail
Mr.. i. a. Lawrence Of this place,
who is engaged as travelling salesman
for a large grocery house, furnishes "a
with the following comparison Of prices
Of two important articles OF canned
gpod,--cprn and tomatoes showing
how thr tiu.t has caused an aiya nee
~ iar-c aut ell capucd goods. Ibc
comparison +, for the past three yclrS
and ibe prices given are wholesale:
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lSgG--Siardarl corn 60:o G2 sc.
Private brands o. G5to g. Re.
Standard tomatoes, G5io 81 &c.
Private brands Toto y &c.
lS9g-Sltudard corn ...G2 sto GJc.
Private brands ...72 slo 75c.
Standard tomatoes. 7plo 72c.
rmralc hranda II ITO DC
The sun., 1900-10-17
CADETS MAD ROUGH |OfAGE.
They went Through Hurricane on the Train
Ing ship EnterpTiSe.

Boston, Mass oct. lC-Thc cadets who went
H. sea on the Massachusetts, nautical training
ship Enterprise June 30 for the annual cruise
abroad. had an interesting experience during
the return voyage.
II was on the trip from Madeira, the last port
AZ which the vessel touched. that she was made
a plaything Of by tto clements Whom of the
Bcrmudas oct 5 tho Enterprise encountered
the storm that nearly wrecked the old snip
Tho wind increased from 0ne sailing broe1e
into "A terrific hurricane, blowing from sixty
to ninety m.icS an hour ana KICK KICK
ened 10 throw tho ship ON her beam
ends every minute. an that nieht The
storm increased IN violence and Tor the
nc,t two days the ship was almost at the mercy
OF the seas IatChe, were baiiered down and
lie lines were rlcGcd about the deck. The
cadet. we're hurled about by tho waves and re-
ceyed many bruises from bong kuocEed into
the -Cuppers ono sea C1wc aboard aud swept
the second cutter from tie dtNl- aud Lieut.
Coout7 was thrown to the deck and sustained
injuries about tho head.
The Enterprise arrived In port to-day.
The sun., 1900-10-17
SpO. 600 DIAMOND ROBBERY.
Jewel Casket Disappears From Charles Pnrer's
Summer uome-B Batter Gone. Too.

SoMERvIIIE, y J.. Oct. ls-A jewel case
containing $40 900 worth Of diamonds Is missing
from tho summer residence Of Charles Pnzcr.
IN Bernards township twelve miles from here
MIR Pnlers butler. David Richards. has also
disapreared Mr. Pnzor is n manufacturing g
chemist with Offices at 81 Maiden lane. New
fork, and he lives at POS Washington avenue,
Brooklyn Several days ago MIR and Mrs.
Pnzer left their summer residence to spend a
week in the city. Mrs. Pnzer intrusted her
jowel case containing her diamonds to her
French maid. who. she says, concealed II for
safe keeping In her own sleeping apartment
Tho maid reported this morning that the jewel
case had been removed from It's hiding place
She went in search OF Richards,
tho butler and found that he was missing
Patrick Mcany, a liverymsn Of Bernardsville
state, that Richards came to his place at 0
o'clock last night and hired a rig to drive to
Morristown. An hour later Richards was seen
driving toward this place. The authorities
here were not notified OF the robbery until late
th. afternoon and 1t Is probable that Richards
made his escape by boarding 4 train for New
York at one Of the way stations late last night.
The authorities are searching tonight for
Meany with the object of getting on track
Of Richards. The police Of New York and
other cities have been notified OF the robbery.
Richards formerly worked for Mr. Todd of
Morrstovn. lie is thin, FIVE feet ten inches
tlll gray cyc', black hair and sallow COM
peNlon lie wore a blue suit Of clothes when
he left In addition TO stealing the jowels
Richards Is believed TO have taken all the money
he could secure. robbIng several servants to
obtain It. All tho servants except the French
maid were At church last night.
Tho casket contained a diamond necklace
valued at s. O)): two handsome diamond rings
two pearl rings, four diamond sunbursts and
several pins and brooches
Mr. PAzer is noted crosS-country rider in
this section lie has extensive stables and
kennel nclr Gladstone and occupies the old
OF tho late George | Seney, near the
Somerset Inn about two miles from Bernardo
yiln
The sun., 1900-10-17
CRORD PLEASED BRrAN.
He Says II Was tho Biggest lie Ever Ad-
drcHch and Mennt Votes for Him.

After retiring 10 his room at the Holman
House last night Col. Bryan wI,- sccn by II SLN
reporter. lie was asked whit i" thought OF
his reception In New lulk.
1T wns a large and enthusiastic dcmonsFa-
ton he said and Il satisfactory ono. don
believe there ever was so largo meeting before,
In fact, don't think thsrc has ever been any
thing to approach it. II was certainly Il larger
meeting than tho ono In 1899. Aftor that meet
Ing in the Garden | went .t'aigh' to my room
at the Bartholdi flotcl, and there wa not a. big
n crowd at the hotel a5 there wa at any on" oI
the meetings ! attended tonight
What do you think It mcans'" was asked
Votes. was the laconic rcsponso.
do you think a large crowd always means
votes?" asked friend Of Col. Bryan standing
near by.
1T means more votes than small crowd
replied col. Bryan. Il think that all ! can say
Is that. taking all the meetings together, twas
the biggest crowd that l over addressed. There
were certainly more people trying to hear me
than over tried before. As for the general re-
suit at the coming election, don't care 70 dis
cuss that further than to say that al the present
time We have mai ority OF the votes"
The sun., 1900-10-17
rOTrSEY ~ COURT, ~ BED.
He Does Not Answer Questions and Appears
Iifelsss-D Defence MAY Conclude To-dsv.

GEouG ETowN, Ky. Oct is.-Dramatio
scenes and realistic Incidents follow fast upon
each other in the Youtsey trial This after
noon, when the defence was finally overruled
In its final effort for a continuance. Col. Nelson
as ed tat Henry Youtsey he called as wit
moss IN his own behalf When the Sheriff
called Youtsey did not respond. I'VE want
tie witness brought into court. said
Nelson lie j. already in court" replied the
J.Ugo. and you can have him put on the
stand If yuu wish AL night" replied Nelson,
"plI. lIn u.' lOIf-ey IN his bed was
brought in and depp-,tod in front OF the jury.
It's mouth and eyes were tightly closed. Mr..
Iolt,ey how old are you?' asked Nelson.
SO aswer MIR. ioutscy. how long have
are You the defendant In this cases" No an
sWor, and not the slightest sign OF life IN the
face We car get no response. your Honor"
soid Nelsol Well, let him stand aside"
said tho Judge. and the bed with its lifeess-
looking occuDnUt was carried back to the open
door oi the jury room.
Another motion for continuance was made but
the court Over'1lled II on the ground that tho
law a!lo yed tho Judge no discretion in tho
mnttpr cxcopt to proceed with the trial Tho
vitne. ,es examined this afternoon contra
dictcd Culton, Golden and Ricketts, three
importqnt witnesses for tho prosecution Others,
including Jim Howard. viii testify tomorrow
and it is expected the defence will conclude
The sun., 1900-10-17
FENCE DOWN ON ,coHr or cnILDRrN
Six Badly Hutt-Hothcrs Watching Almost
frantic Police Receives Olt.

The Consolidated Gas Company l. erecting
n new building NJ I'- plant. which takes In the
square block bounded hy Am-torI1m and
Wet Ind avenues and SiNty-lith and SiXtr-
sixth streets The building is being ru' up
on the Siyt sixth street side. IN the middle
Of the hloC', To make room for it a board
fence Gftg feet long and ten feet high had been
moved ont To the ,toop line yc,rorda'. and In
front oil this the contractors had dumped
biz pile Of sand ~ the fence is only tenn
porary one its supports were none too strong.
About twenty-five children. ranging IN ages
from 20 II years. and ~ living in the tencmeuts
on the opposite side Of the street were playing
on the sand pile whom tie wind and rain storm
came up yesterday afternoon. Their mothers
were watching them from windows Of the tenc-
ments, and some had called to their children
To come into the house. suddenly q fierce blast
OF winu struck the fence and II began 10 tot'er.
Some OF the children, moro IEI4e than the lest,
rolled down the ~lnd heap ana out OF danger,
hut tho Others were caught ~ the fence crashed
down on them
For about fifteen minutes tho street was a
bedam and there was WOr' excitement iuan
th" nnlghbOrhood has seen Ip mout day.
Every woman who had .n-f race "I h'r chill
dren imagined tuG' 'uov wore under the leIv"
Word v1- sent 70 tic We. SlNtr-'lgIIIl street
police station 'n1t ~ l"n-' lftv Tor-ou- had
been i1u.'' IT," police asked Roosevelt iIo--
Tital to ,erd u.s. many an bul1r"c~ a. possible and
then .ont th'lr own patrol -" GOV lH"G with
meantime Thomas i. kcti. a sli0ol Eoaror
whose nlacc j. ou the corner OF Awst,rdtn
dren, with the a7e.s stance of the few men who
were neIr IGer .ouud 10 din l.u.t t1,E but
succeeded In raising i .b,lt tuee icrt ll tho
air Itbr,ke B. half, u-hug JNc chill dron
again The mothers were almost lraut' by
this time. bat the u"ll, emen removed the fence
R-nsm.,de IS ISM AID Tadd finished liking up Tie
injured they had the following list:
George cunningham years cd. ~ 2il West sixty
The sun., 1900-10-17
ROGERS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
Charles u. Flint Is said to He lat crested In
Their Purchase.

PATERSON. oct. i6.-It is now said that
Charlie r. Flint. of Flint, Eddy & Co.. is behind
the promoter who il handling the negotiations
for the purchase Of the Rogers Locomotive
Works In this city. George II, Blakeley n
civil engineer Of this city. made an sppraise-
ment some time ago Of the works at the request
of Flint, Eddy & Go. The New York house
had made inquiries through Gen. Bird ".
Srcncr. President Of the Peoples Bank Of
pl-,aio, and he referred them to Mr.. Blakcley
After Mr. BloEe,ey had made tho estimate the
New York house sent ont their own experts
and hl- figures TAILED within a fcw dollars
w. those Of Nir b'nkccv.
The Appraisers to ba appointed under the con-
tract to sell will p- experts in machinery. The
bond will be delivered tomorrow and when
thi, iS done n" tran action ma" be considered
closed and The works sold
II Is said that the new company intend to GO
into the business uf building locomotives very
extensively and that they contemplate spend
ing great deal Of money on the works The
people Of thi. city are greatly eatcd over tho
sale Of the works
The sun., 1900-10-17
4 GEORGIi RAILROAD DEiL.


ATLANTA Ca, oct 10 The most important
deal tho South has known in years will probably
be corsun.mated in Atlanta tomorrow Di-
rcCtprs of the Georgia road, the Atlanta and
West Point road and the Western Railway
of Alabama viii meet lu tho Equitable Building
II - almost q ,''taIuIy thai The jhrCc roads
will hC con. nI.dtird Jf that Meeting into tho
Georgia division o.. the Louisville and Nashville
road. Atlanta viii probably be headquarters for
the 20" sN-Iru' hi- IuI Iu.tEIt uo.. o h1- been
CIIc'iN CItWor'"d fE officials Ol IN" l.Dsl-yl!.'
and Nashville To" N"ir.. II il h. C,.Ticd Through
j. may aD10 rn 'niifr Cinnrr in the prcecnt
trnffl' from 81. lU-t 10 the Southwc-t Tho
present uHrnrr-u"r's hofwocr The ~olthcrn
and tie atlanta and West Point hy which In"
New York aLd Washington tr.lic g. carried
through 10 NuW 'rir"n- MY uo ,hlugci gltU-
grthor and fl" fr..n~ that come down the
Nlau'iC Cost line hy wqv uf Augusta may 20
tn~pu-h 10 New Orleans
The sun., 1900-10-17
GIRL BICYCLIsr RUN DOWN.
Driver Of q Runaway Who was Thrown Try
ing TO save Her ALrcstcd.

A horse drawing delivery wagon got away
from the control Of the driver. John Taylor Of
1853 Third avenue. at Seventy-thrd street and
broadway yesterday a.terno and ran down
Broadway. At ScNenty-siIth street the horse
swerved TO ono side and ran down a young
woman bicycst, who said shc was Bertha y
Bell Of 307 West Eghty-siNth street Her left
leg was broken. Taylor in trying 10 keep tho
horse from running down Miss Bell. leaned 80
far over the side oi the wagon that he was
thrown into tho street when the collision oc-
CURED lie Cluug 70 the rcin~, however, until
the horse relChci LChty-scCogd street There
Policeman Burn~ stopped the animal
Miss Bell WIS sent to Roosevelt Hospital in
nm ambulance Taylor wa, arrested and taken
to the We-t Sido police court lie was covered
with mud and dirt from head 10 foot and h,s
clothing was badly rirgod Magistrate Zcllor
said that man who had shown SO much courage
in trying 90 stop a runaway couldn't be much
Of n criminal IN his c-timaiion. He then parocd
10 leave the hospital
The sun., 1900-10-17
GIRL PRISONER ~ A CAVE.
Ten Men We're killed In Mc,ico Before She
Was Liberated.

FL PAso Tex. oct l1.-ieorTc 9 Beveridge.
a resident Of san Francisco and one Of the
owners Of the Dolores mine of Mexico, brings
news to-day % n ira edy in the vicinity Of his
mine and Of a condition Of affairs UNPARALLELED
in civilized community. A young Girl wns
abducted from her homo by a man who was
cnauorcd Of her and kept her a close prisoner
in a cayc for tArce months. During that time
ton men wer. killed 1ooausc Of her Tho last
of thuse butghcries occurred a few dlNs be-
fore Mr. Bey, ridge left the mines Tor the United
Stltvz
found its ui-in at a dance where three NeXi-
cans became Involved Ia a dMcht over a girl
Two of the men were killed and tho third stole
the girl and took her 10 2 cave near hv wherc
he ke;,t her US prisoner for one month Three
mon went out to rescue hcr. on reaching
III cave a battle. cusucd and tn" man In the
cave and tNo of his 7-- allants were Kill ed The
remaining rNlln took possession and kent
the rirl a prisoner for two months. Another
gf'pmIt ~ rescue the unfortunate woman
resulted in the death Of four men The gin
was at last re. tored to hcr parents at the camp
The sun., 1900-10-17
FATAL FIRE ~ DETROIT.
Mitchell. Son & Co. 5 Rubber Cement, Burned
Out-ManN Injured.

DETROIT, Mich. Oct. IA disastrous FIRE
broke ont shortly after / O'Clock this after
noon in M'rAe'. Son 4 Co.'S clkskin shoe fac
tory on jefferson avenue Alon2o y. Dreson
wa, killed IN jumping from a window and
Ernest Llz2ctte was burned at hi- bench
Jennie Mrra~"urt with fractured slull md
many Internal injuries, and Charles II Dc-soicl
badly burned, will probably die The most
seriously injured A." ChuTieS O. Conner
Joseph CuIy", Minnie CoThct. Damien Car
uI.., Nln"l Strgirat ard Augustine Suptlrk.
fpo property loss aWouut- to S.O,ouu, covered
hy insurance.
The nlmc- shot up tho elevator well and
those on iIr ~cC.ui tlyor ESCAPED by climbing
ntt the front NlN bows nnt Cropping along iIe
window lciE" 20 'no NnNt building. The people
VINO were inIa.u Jumped !rum the third and
f4urtl -,frrN win sO|~
The sun., 1900-10-17
GEN. BULLER'S RETURN.
Ovation for Him in natal Townsville Praises
the Colonkts.

NUffTlI Z uDIf ItspdItNfS 70 7 IIT oVN.
PIFTFFMARITZBURG Natal, oct i6.-Gen.
Sir Rcdycrs Butler. who IS returning TO Eng and.
arrived here this morning and Il now the guest
Of tho Governor reception in his honor was
giycn this afternoon. It was attended bv tho
Colonial Minister'S. tho municipal officers and
1000 citizens In reply to IN address Gen
Butler thanked tho colonsts for their aid and
for the splendid services Of tho Natal Volunteers
The British success. he said. was largely due TO
the sacrifices Of the Natal colonists
on his way here Gen Butler got enthusiastic
ovations NJ Newcastle sud Indvsmith
CAPE TowN. oct. 10 Gen. Butler will sail
hence for England on oct. % Gen Roberts
will probably leave for hon early In November,
The sun., 1900-10-17
BLEW 76 MILES AN HOUR.
FIERCE OCTOBER GaLE THAT SET
IN lEsTEKDAY AFTERNOON.
II Crashed In window Glass aud Knocked
over Fences and Trees Great Change Ia
Temperaturs-Tenoc Blowa Down q
Group Of Chidren-slx BADLY Hurt.

iemperA'ure-Iehee bIoW' po"h on
Croup Of ChIIdren-sIx R,dIy Hurt
Inst after MIR Urvan came TO town Yesterday
.,,.,,,, ,, ,,i, hs,.d 90, 80 ~. ror,h
a''cI"ooh u Rre"' Ro'e "oNleu ou' VI "e ho' w
west. IL may have been drawn hiher By the
NortoN cf his rriyhiv vcIcc but tho weather
-. , -, u, =, ~. o.. ,,...I,,,
experts My ulal IL WIS feaiS 'he HNaSlOh
Of a high area into low berometro region
of the coast IL came quickly and brought
- -. ,i- H. a., - NJ, 4, -, -,
+" Tos'S an d. US "dhe' De'oi y ~ OuS' upon
the astonshed town wall OF black vapor arose
acros, the North River. blottirg out the genial
-. . . 49,. a., -. -, ,-i,, a,',,,,,,.
rays OF sun lha' shohe almost WIN summer
tervor from early morning.
IL was one Of he fercest autumn winds
.,z, -. - ,.,,., M. ,'i,tto,LaI !.
tha' h"Ne ever H''"'h '"'. ht's"p'' "oou' ~
swept across tho parks OF tho city, Whlsk-
ing withcred leaves from boughs fast bccom-
- -. - ..,i,.o -, o,,,t .,i,,- ,,.,ord
INK ',uh'd anu 9c"u''t ,"c'n ""''e. 'HS my wa
In bTdllke Hooks. MI tho waste paper 81
the streets va carried high above tho build
;,,,.. o,,l ,u ,i,, ,.1,,,,, ,,.bo haprspad g., Ia
'"t' CIV ''' ''V '''.' - w
out ul doors IN tNl't4d dVtN llhc VIC IiaAa
3i 'ity Ian lHLk' nag nt.d YIN, MtR tIelr
The sun., 1900-10-17
Prosperous Times for Iron MouIder,.

Wilt m Perrine. business agent OF he Iron
Moulder, Conlererc CO Board, reported yos erday
tn 1t business m his trade had not been o BRISK
for many month as now. Employers are ad-
verti-tny everywhere for moulders. but cannot
get CaOugh.
One fir n. 4" ~ sa d. which has been referred
to as a trust, has repeatedly ASKED US for men
and EMPLOYS aS may men a. We can ind.
Most OF the men wAn'ed are specialists but
tI,re IL a doman In all branches OF the trade
for men. II j. an unusual thing TO fad this
bri>kuess OF trade on the eve OF an elect n "
The sun., 1900-10-17

Edward Pual, cabmap whose ,tand IS at
fi'y-nrih s'r"o' ard VI d, on avenue was en-
rar' uor" Ia veu.n. bv n wnl,-dre. ,ed
"..' lvwoman 10 div hor 10 the salvation
my ho1acl, ! Wet + urtcenth srr.e Of AS
I ".rriurH rear q he woman = desJ. nation she
a.a . lh' d 'vo 20 Or Sc her 10 q a,o ! is
10, dad -,I. haia numbHrui drinks of liquor.
ilt' -'" tt lhn' = 1. nF"r a. becoming
'.E..4 u az .lrl I,r ara. 81, refused
70 pJy h,m md id that SIZE hid no money.
DHE rl p ...u or rode to the landrrioln
3 ..c. -'"N'H, whore IrI'l hni f'" woman ~
r.r'. q. .., " o.. charged with lutnNicati.I. At
~. " r''u-"d 90 sNv anything iH'cr he
Z. a. l' u. Is MIS-. E.iya avs n. bar would
..N" Or" .N''.e ~Nu j. 4bout - war Old
The sun., 1900-10-17
CAR HITS THE MAGENTi.


MATAwAN, y. j oct l6-WhilN on her trip
from New York 10 Newport this afternoon tho
ste0mbo tt Magenta 81 the Keyport aud New
York Steamboat Company was struck by tho
gai- whcnat a point in Rlritan By or Elst
\ Yiul buoy The ga e struck the boat br ni-Idc
causing T. 10 lean badly The smoH stack was
car led aWav ana lei. 0V'rbnaId. l 80 upper
was we'll crow ded with passengers az the time.
some Of whom be- lWn panic - iCkcT. As he
gale partially sub~Il, u, Ia" steamer continued
her course 10 keyport and arrived an hour late.