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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-07
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.

Honolulu, January 5, 1900
NAME OF srock capital Val Sid "a ssf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-07

= W IN. E.
Barometer corrected to So F. and lea
Sevei. and for standard gravity of Lat IS.
Thts correction is -.06 for Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-07

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
OF the Government Surveys, Published
&C., Every Monday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-07
OAHU RAILWAY Il Nd u.
TIME TABLE.

sgefn and after ian. l, 1900.
OUTWARD.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. ]. G. Duke Of Dallas Is at the Rice
Z. II: Loutrel Of Dallas is stopping at
the Bristol
Mr.. Pat Whitthorne OF Dallas is Mt the
Hutchins house.
Richard Serhold Of St Louis Is regis,
tered az the Bristol
j, II. Rogers Of Portland, Ore, Is a late
arrival at the Bristol
Mr., ! NJ HcarnV Of Dallas Is registered
at the Hutchins hoNse.
]. l., n. BlevinS, Jr. Of Atlanta, Ga. Is
stopping at the Bristol,
Mr.. A. n. spencer Of san Antonio Is n
guest al the Rice hotel.
Mr. J. NJ Forward Of Taylor Is among
the Hutchins house guests
Hon. j. r.. Wolters Of Ia Grange Is regis
tered at the Hutchlns house.
Mr. c. c. Mclean OF sherman ls among
the Hutchins h0tse arrivals.
Mr. W. w Cameron OF Waco Is among
the guests at the Rice hotel
Mr.. Fred whiteside OF Austin Is anon.
the guests at the Huichins house.
Messrs. r. Wolters and r. Ross OF schu-
lenburg have apartments at the Hutchins
house,
AH v. h. sssser left ever tha Iaterua-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
COGHLANS BECKY SHARP"
MISS COGHLAN APPEARED IN 1T
LAST NIGHT.
The Piece Was Given a Fine Produc-
ton and Much Artistic Work
Was Done.

Becky SbaIp" as presented at Sweeney
G. r,,,,,i., ,.,,.., bn,sn last pIght nv Miss
- mem. naval
''' u ""' '"1"''N an" NV emmy
,rd., u.. ,r,,t MANY other things q
,. -. rt.,,..t.,,, b,, trop
'"' NH" WI" N""i' ii"N'''"
favored In the past, IL did not seem TO he
,urrcri,trl The nudIrucc was by no
r., ,. -. 49,. .t,.. ,ttr,,ti,r descrvel
h''"nS as '"' ~ az '"N 49,
and the players were compelled 10 WtrN
unusuaur hard In elicit Che applause which
,,,,,,1 i,,.,. ,....,, ..oro,.opsly freoueut dur
su"uu nave "''h H'"''""'''
ing the entire evening. IT would he NOR
than di0Ieult 10 discover a satisfactory
-, &C., t,,t. ~, ,r,trs The niece
''"H"" '"' '"'S 9''''0 %
came here with a metropolitan reputation
.a.ora f., r,,,. and Miss Coyhlau. while the
..,,o .,,,i. .,,tion Lrow .uttle Of her IS
pe'p.' Oh '"'N S''''"" N''''
a star, has been seen mere I" Suvu a"'"".
tgur I'm the mast as would seem TO warrant
ccivcd last night.
n Is hardly necessary to say much Of
.,, H. t,.,lg .rh,,r.rny's "Vaniiy Fair
."' p''' -. ,..,,.s "a
has been familiar Tor so many NVhSi "'u
/ 81, ,,u,h has becn written of the plays
bnsrd am "a MS to thoroughly Hcquaut the
| rcadius public with all 81 the various
uoiuts of interest The long legal strdg-l'
| reg,,rdinr Inc right Of Miss Eoghlan To
ntnd,trn nor Inrr fnthcr's decentralization, n
/ nsmurh as 81 similar MAY had been made
/ for Mrs Fiske bv IAngdon Mitchell aul
| yyns thtn bciny plaved by that highly gift
ed artistic is sin comparatively recent MS
| ths Snrbian MAY was written. Charles
| C"ryhlun Who made his last appearance on
0nS st1cc in This civ season before las,
as James Clarence In "rhe Royal Box,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26

some of her numerous victims on to thor
ruin on whether having finished her work
she cvults In her CHARACTERISTIC way ;nl
tells WHY she has done what She has done
In the climax of the third act whcr' she
rcpudlates Osborne, and at an times in
the passages with those who seek TO ii
concert her. she appears to cspcca Is good
advantage In the only highly emotional
So ne OF the piece. howcycr-that i'm the
fourth act where she is discovered. with
Stcyue by her husband she fails to arise
to the occasion ana to do The work that
Is needed To make that scene all that 1t
should hr In the last act she leaves moth
ing To he desired
The company is well balanced unusual V
SO for "A road ORGANIZATIONS Charles Bert
ram makes a satisfactory Rawden Crawlcv
for tho most part. although he. too fa Is
TO bc entirely equal 10 the demands m de
ON him I'm the emotional scene lust re
ferrcd 10. Hammond Dgilcv does an excel
lent bit of character work as Mr. Pitt
Crawley. and Edward Lockc's 10 eph Sci
don is well done James Cooper's Lord
Stcyne Is quite acceptable. and W. IL. Fer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
Observation-Disclosures
A PRELIMINARY HEARING IN THE
CASE OF DR.. T. F. BOYD
To Elicit Testimony Otherwise Not Pro-
durable and to Lay the Predicate
for a Habeas Corpus.

Before Justice Walter Malsch yesterday
three witnesses were examined In the case
of Dr.. y. II. Boyd, charged with the muir
der of Judge 7, o. Shlnn, which occurred
in this city on the evening Of Septem-
Der 10,
The defendant was represented by Mr..
J. NJ. Coleman and the state by Assistant
County Attorney h. e. lewis.
Counsel for the defendant waived the
appearance OF his clicut and announced
to the court in advance that he had merely
adopted this plan OF securing some eN'
dence which had been withheld.
that he would Introduce the testimony
taken ut the Inquest rs a part OF TINS pro.
ceeding, To this there was no objection on
| the part of the defendant counsel
Mr. Charles W. Harral was the hrst wit.
ness introduced by the defense. lie s9ld
be had known defendant, Dr. BOYD; three
| or four years, probably longer. He huu
| known MIR. Shiuu about the same time.
! lie and Shinu oniced together. He knew
that Boyd aud Shinn had had some trouble,
/ lie had heard Shinu say some two or tnrce
months ago that he aud Boyd had some
trouble about signing q deed that BOYD
! had refused 60 sign. That they had met
he (Shlnnl had told Boyd that II he did
not sign that deed he would make II a
personal matter with him; that there would
he 4 personal settlement. My impression,
| said the witness, was that there would
| likely be difficulty between Boyd and
Shinn. Shinn seemed TO be serious about
the natter. ! did not consider Shinn a
dangerous man. | saw Shlnn have tive
tights. He was not cowqrdly man: never
knew OF DR.. Boyd being In any difficulty
except this one, Mr.. Shipu told me two
OF three times that " Boyd did not sign
THE deed he would make it personal mat
Ter ! know Of no other threats made by
Shiun.
By the State- Judge Shiun told me after
ward that the deed had been signed
never heard Judge Shlnn say that he woui,
do DR. Boyd serious bodily harm, In IN,
lights / saw Mr.. Shlnn have he used nj
bsts. He never carried a gun In his rs,
and had contempt for any man that did
Never knew Shlnn 10 own gun as long a.
knew him Il was about two month";
before Shnn was killed that he told ln
that unless Or. Boyd signed the deed h
would make II personal matter Will
him.
Redirect--My relations with Judge shin
and with Or. Boyd were friendly, Judg
Shinn had no pistol on him the evening h
WAS killed IN to the time he left our oftice
I, which was about o'clock, lust before tn
, Killing. He WAS In his shirt sleeves and
could have seen Il II he had on pistol
Mr. W. w. Halral. Jr,, testified tina
he had an Office with his son, the proceed
ing witness, and Judge Shinn: He mn
Shlnn were friendly. He had known DR.
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Boyd some seven or eight years Tie knew
nothing Of the trouble that preceded the
difficulty between Shnn and BOYD. lie
knew NJ Judge Shinu having two fights
some tim" ago. They were not serious.
One dght was with MIR sam; It occurred
who knew Judge Shinn seemed to like
him
By the Statc-Neycr heard anyone say
that Judge Shinn was puguaCous / am
Srre he was not aggressive. He used mo-
weapons In his tight with Mr. sam. Never
knew Judge Shinn to carry gun
W w, liarral, ST.. father Of the pre-
cooling witness, said he had known Judge
Shiun about tour wears. He heard Shnn
tell his grandson that if Boyd did not fix
the thing up he tShlnm would make 1t a
personal matter, never heard him make
any further threats.
Mr.. Coleman, counsel for defendant, at
purpose Of the examination was solely Ia
elicit the testimony of the Mcssrs Harral
who had declined 90 talk to him about
what their evidence would he. this purpos'
heing snhscrVed, he would waive further
examination aud agree that defendant hr
committed without bail, as preliminary T.
the suing out Of hahcus corpus
Counsel for the state asked that The
testimony MS to threats he stricken out
rs there vas no evidence 90 show that
these threats had been conveyed 10 thr
defendant. He asked that the defendant
he committed without bail.
10 this the counsel for tho defense MS
sented and the Judge rCmandcd tho dc
PENDANT without bail
II was learned after the trial from coun
sci Tor the defendant that the hubcaS cor
pus proceedings would bc held as soon ms :
court could be had 10 hear IT, Judge Allct
being absent In Colorado.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26

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Or. Hartcrs Iron Tonic has cured thou
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
AN INCREASE in VALUATIONS
Shown by the Tax Rolls Filed with the
Comptroller by Assessors

Austin, Texas, September 25.Thc comp.
trollers department has, up to date re-
ccivcd tax rolls from t7s out Of the "a
counties in the State The counties which
are still ont are Andrews Bastrop, Bee
BeXar, Bowie, Burnet Caldwell, 'Rss'
Crane, Dallam, Dallas, III Paso, Franklin,
Gaines, Glasscock, lIardemun, Hardin, liar
rls, Hopkins Jasper, Kaufman, Liberty,
Limestone Madison Marion, McLennon
Moore, Norris Newton, Parker Farmer
Polk, Potter. San Augustine, San Jhclnto
schlcichcr Smith, Starr Terry, Travis,
Tyler, Upton, Wharton. Wichita and Noa
KUN. ont Of the long list Of tax rolls
which have been received only twenty
counties show a decrease in property yalu'
ations, while on the other hand ljS COIN
ties show an Increase, which Is something
remarkable In many instances the In
crease goes over the 100000 mark, MS In
the counties of Ellis, Guadalupe, william
son. Navarro ana Jefferson, the last named
showing AN Increase over $3,0l00lo and II
is not due to the OH discoveries either
| OF the twenty counties which show Il dc
crease, several Of them are along o.
near the coast and suffered q depreciation
| In property values on account of the g''a
/ s,orm Of las; September.
| The following is a list Of the tax rollNe
cciyrd NJ TO date. and the increase is oHtl
/ property valuations OF last year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas, September 2l-Mrs, A.
s. williams. Miss Rachel Sclkirk and Miss
Rebecca Trueheart We're among the pas
eengers Of the steamship Lampasas, which
sailed for New York today
Mary Ann Jackson filed q suit I'm the
district court this morning against the
Singer Manufacturing company for dam
ages In the sum Of $1,000 she alleges she
sustained by the entry on her premises Of
the agents OF the defendant and the forc-
BILE taking Of machine valued at S65
She alleges that while taking the said ma
chine the agents assaulted the plaintiff
and caused her to become affected with
nervous prostration
Mr. W. s. Freligh, agent OF the Calves
ton, Houston and Henderson at La Marque.
was married this morning to Miss Sophia
Bray. The Rev. Seth Ward of the Metho-
dist church officiated. The bridal couple
left on the Katy this afternoon for we'd
ding trip.
Thomas II. Myers and Mrs. Mary Ellen
LOT, Joseph Francis Mendle and Miss Lu
ellie Knollman, Or. Thomas Lubbock Ken
nedy and Miss Nora Thompson and 10
August 9. Schnlilch and Miss Emily Ma
tilde Saliba.
Mrs GEORGE Gillette, formerly OF this
elty, but now OF Purcell, !. T., is visiting
friends In the city.
Mrs. Seth Ward and family have re
Turned from a visit to relatives In Hous
bon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lubben returned TO
day from a visit in the Interior.
Judge Noah Allen returned this morning
from Beaumont.
j. a. Ledbetter of Gainesville is in the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
The Woman a Bio Ono.

Galveston. Texas, September 23-lhe
steamship Woman arrived here last even
ing from Glasgow on her maiden voyage
The ship belongs to the Harrison line ana
IS one of the largest ships that ever e"n'e
to this port. She is ship OF f2"' gross
tons and asa net tons and 4bo.1 feet In
length. So feet In the beam and has a
depth Of 3l.1 feet IN the hold. S9r mas
trInIe exhaustion engines with cylinder,
27ls. A. ana rs Inches in diameter with
6O.iucu stroke.
From these dimensions II will he seen
that the Ycoman ranks very close TO the
steamship Irada, which Is the largest snip
that ever came to this port. Ihe Geomhn
did not make any attempt at fast tune ON
in twenty one days which, however, Is a
fairly good speed record
The Neomau was built by the hrm OF
g. Connell & Co. of Glasgow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
Postal Sued for DAMAGES.

Galveston, Texas, September ga suit
was hled in the district court here today
by Max Grossman against the Postal Tee.
graph company for damages In the sum
Of 5000 for the alleged failure of the de
PENDANT TO promptly transmit the sum OF
Sis for the plalnti1 10 his sister, who he
claims, was Sick In fl PAso, lie says that
she was mfch In need Of money and that
she died as a result OF her illness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
New sohooI BuIIdIna.

Galveston Texas, September 25-Irns-
tees Lovenbcrr Austin and Alvey, who
compose the building committee of the
board Of school trustees this morning
made an arrangement for n building at
the corner Of Thirteenth street and ME-,
which viii he used as A school for the col
ored children of the East End. The build
ing has been hult since the storm ana
was originally intended for a grocery store
II cnn he made to accommodate between
100 and, $50 children, ana viii be placed
in readiness for the reception of pupils by
October l. which is tho date when the
public schools VI the city will be opened.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
A conduotor Rady lad.

Forney, Texas September rs James
Pugh. a conductor on freight train on
the Texas and Pacific railroad, by aeei-
dent had mis- right leg so crushed as TO
nave n amputated between knee and ankle.
His left leg also near the ankle was badly
Injured and fears are that II may have to
he amputafed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
Manly Vigor

Plenty Of Nerve Force, ylgor and WIZ
is insured to All Who Properly W.
Electricity Makes the Weak sno's,
Nervousness and Irrltabillty Are S AI.+
the Very First symptoms o. ~.
Vigor-Get My Two Free b0SAs
Neryo-V vital Ailments and ThelF O'' \
Electricity. .n M
Electricity, Natures remedy for ~ ra N
IS a sure and speedy cnre TOT '0' II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
Dr. Bennett's Electric b'l'

It is not like the many Ey., elsf foisted y.
ed electric belts now oeins soft,
pGblic, MY Belt mas electrodes
rhamoIs-covered sponge as %
do NOT burn and ohsl' used
hare metal electrodes as It
o oa1 belts and Appliances utd =.
be renewed at will w ihnerirlcd ppm
only 75c; all other eiecHS.orthles a
when burned out. are Vsnpesl . I
two Advantages SHOULD
ones good Judgment nrsrantee "
give an absolute qua even w
Electric Belt will ,Gissnhood. W.,
Nervousness, Lost Ma sitber seIi
and ali weaknesses IN e iS orsais
Shrunken or Undeyei9ps' Kidasl
~ ~ torn Of Rheumatism csS.rli
and Piadder Troubles FspsR
Stomach Disorders, al "A
p' II Won have an old-stylc peg esurrsIt,
and bIlsters, or gives ~ he reres,,..
burned out and can mol sor one o.
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two books on NeIEe,,y that ~. 4
their cure By ElectrlciJi 10 AnI'r
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26

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women If properly applied. sting dIssss
the weakening, nervous, Vented q
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cd OF applying Electrld5 rs YOU .
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the eEGiTS'' 70 ' the human isss1s
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26
sHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Taken M by w. f. Jones at Deepwater,
Texas, brown mare, 14l6 hands hIrh.
branded VS. on the hip and ON the sboul.
branded ~ With a half circle over The
same, has white spot In the face. A. Il.
beaumont, Texas. September Ok straroa
OF stolen. one black horse. l6 hands high
white hind feet lame in forelees. inc con
gliion' shod all around, fox trotter ana
baeer' years old; no brand. One brown
Morse lhls hands high years old. M
brand, shod 81 around, line condition trot,
ana PAGES; liberal reward for return n
, uest horses 70 Ras ISndrv. sheriff, Beau
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-26

Don't forget that little 'swant adj" TO go
fn The Post. II will bring the desired
Daily camera., 1901-07-23
GOlDEN'S GREAT LOSS.

Golden, Colo, Jily 77-Tne entire
manufacturing part Of Church Bros
Golden pressed brick works is in ashes.
At 5;45 the FIRE alarm was sounded and
An immense column Of moke was seen
abou, two miles north OF town. where the
brick yard is located. Crowds immed
lately started for the scene OF the con
fagration aad when they reached there
the entire buildings we're mass of flame.
At s o'clock p. N. the mass was still
smouldering and probably $50 employees
Of the brick yard and citizens OF Golden
were fighting the flames and endeavoring
to keep the eonfagration from spread
ing to the kilns and drying rooms.
These will be saved. The loss is esti
mated at from $4,000 to 100000 with
absolutely no insurance.
Daily camera., 1901-07-23
HORSES FOR THE STAFF.

Colonel J. Elmer Johnston sren,
several busy hours in town in search OF
horses to-day for the governor and his
staff, adjltan, general and other officers
~ho will appear in the great parade
and pagean. Of progress. He secured
thirty. one Of them being magnificent
sorel for his excellency. the governor.
Colonel Johnston says the military at
tendance promises to be quite large.
The First Regimen, will, probably, be
accompanied by its magnificent. band OF
forty pieces,
Daily camera., 1901-07-23
Buy your linen collars for l5e at
Raohofsky's Big Store,

The Boulder Oi! &C mplny has the first
and the choicest location in the new oil
field. Its holdings consist OF 5,o-acre
tract. room tor 200 wells. l, has a small
capitalization. No debts. no salaried Of.
hcers, and conservative and we'll known
business men in the management. For
the purpose OF offering an opportunity to
the local public to share in the enterprise
the management will set apart a limited
number Of shares for treasury fund to
be sold at nominal price. For full par.
ticulars apply to Thomas Z. Poole. pres.
ident, 1896 Arapahoe ST, Denver; or Geo.
A. Cockburn, secretary. Colorado Springs
Daily camera., 1901-07-23
Reduction Works
Burn 0| Florence
FlORENCE'S COSTLY FIRE.

large Reduction Plant Destroyed by In
ceudisry Fire
Florence. Colo July 23-Fire of an IN
cendiary origin destroyed the great Ell
Paso Reduction works at 3;4s this morn
ing. The loss on the plant was s125 900
and on o:e $4,000. Total insurance was
100000. There is no clew to the incen
diary. Water played on the FIRE was in
effective as the works are quarter OF a
mile from the city and the department
was too late,
Daily camera., 1901-07-23
FIFTY DOLLAR PRIZE.

The Quarlo Centennial committee will
pay the above sum for the most hand
somely decorated carriage, drawn by one
or more horses, in the grand parade and
pageant OF progress August /. Owner
and one lady, a, leas'. should ride in the
vehicle. Style OF team. hArnes and
carriage will be considered by the com
mittee making the award. Formal entry
should be made TO Chairman c. B. Ward
on or before July 81, SO that position in
parade may be assigned.
Daily camera., 1901-07-23
THE DAVIS CHILDREN.

This bright little attraction pleased a
very large audience at the Chautauqua
las. night. Their dances. songs and in
s,rumen,al music showed phenomena
talent in children so young. The Davis
children arc Boulder !avorites, although
III .ir entertainments are not OF the
pleasing quality Of Rorey's boys or the
African Boy Choir.
Daily camera., 1901-07-23
SHOT STEP FATHER

Denver Has Another Case TO Excite
People And Police.
Denver. July 13-Andrew Wells vas
shot and i, is thought fatally injured by
his step son, James Wells, at the home
OF the formers wife early this morning,
Wells had left bis wife nine months
ago. The latter says her son shot to
scare him away when he tried to enter
the house, and that it was an accident
that he was struck. Mrs Wells and son
are under arrest.
Daily camera., 1901-07-23
Mr. LOUIS RISCHAR,

The distinguished leader OF the Chau.
,auqua orchestra. will lead a chorus OF
voices in singing America" and "Auld
Lang Syne" at the auditorium August I.
Mr. Rischar is undertaking this work at
the reques. OF the Quarto Centennial
con,ni,tee. He needs all kinds OF voices.
Volunteers from town are especially de-
sired toI rehearsal for this event.
Daily camera., 1901-07-23
RECEPTION TONIGHT,

The annual reception to Cha utauquans
and ladies' OF Boulder will be gwen at
the Model cottage this evening between
the hours Of 6 and s o'clock. Ladies OF
Boulder are cordially invited to be pres.
eat on this OCCASION. Miss Ammons, the
genial hostess should be accorded hearty
response to her hospitahle tender.
Daily camera., 1901-07-23
LATE ARRIVALS.

The following registered at the
Chautauqua Yesterday:
Mr. and Mrs F c Thompson. Miss
Frances Thompson, Miss Emma King,
Glen Snead. Mckinney. Texas; Mrs w
Scott Haywood and 500. Beaumont,
Texas; Mrs r F Bryant. Lincoln. Kan;
Horace A Slaney. Chicago; Miss Lewis.
w B Forsy,he, Denver.
Daily camera., 1901-07-23
DEFECTIVE STEEL.

Cause OF Flo GrAnde Train Rolling Down
Mountain Side.
Denver, July 23-A u. & X. G. pass.
enger train rolled off the mountain side
a mile east OF Marshall pass this morning.
Several passengers were injured. A
wrecking train has been sent to the
scene. I, is supposed the accident was
due to defective rail. The train con
sisted OF two passenger and two Pull
man coaches.