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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-14
MarVio.


Mrs. Rice'S cousin Of Franklin.
Nebr., has been visiting here.
Miss Ada Baker spent Sunday at
home.
Rev. Hoffman formerly chaplain of
the state prison was in town Wednes-
day.
Relatives and friends from Kearney.
Neb., are visiting the Larimor family
this week.
Mrs. Cox who has been visiting her
sons in Colorado returned home last
week and is now very sick. She was
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
David Cox.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-14
ROUTE
Tourist Excursions

Leave Kansas City every Wednesday
and Friday via Colorado Springs and
Scenic Route to San Francisco and
Los Angeles. Every Wednesday via
Ft. Worth and Southern Route to
Los Angeles and San Francisco. We'd
nesday and Friday Excursions are
Personally Conducted.
Latest improved tourist cars on fast
trains. Lowest rate tickets available.
Write for information and itinerary
toe. ". THOMPSON, A.G.P & T. A.
Topeka, Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-14
Program.

Program Of Greenwood township
Sunday School Association to be held
at Hillside schoolhouse on Big creek
Sunday, December Is, at 1:30 p. m.
Song Service.
Invocation-Rev. Isaac johnson.
Song,
sShould Sunday School be Closed in
Winter?'-Mr. Briggs and Mrs.
Shoemaker.
Song-Hillside school.
Essay-Mattie Rumbaugh.
observation-disclosures Kemper.
Bessie Tiletson.
Song-Plummer school.
aShould Persons Who are Not
Christians be Chosen Superinten.
dents?-Mrs. Case, ". G. Francis,
Ethel johnson.
Song Pleasant Valley school.
waiter Hamilton,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

The hearing Of the Considlnn
brothers. charged with the killing OF
Chief Of Police Meredith was resum-
Cd shortly after 10 o'clock this morn
ing The usual curious crowd was
present
The defense followed up its lead
yesterday afternoon and put on the
stand a number af witnesses who
we're close "a Guys drug store at tho
time ~ the tragedy. but who swore
that only five shots were heard by
them.
one witness. Ernest selman. a Sc
attic Transfer co. driver. testified
that his team and wagon entirely
blocked the alley next to Guys drug
store and that no one ran In the alley
OF fred a shot near It's entrance at
the time Of the killing.
This testimony ls. Ia the opinion
Of the defendauts' attorneys. a direct
contradiction 20 the testimony of
Mr. Hammond. one 81 the star wit
nesses 81 the prosecution. The de-
Tense has endeavored to prove that
Meredith brought the sawed of shot
gun from his home and that he had
Il all afternoon. They also brought
witnesses 70 prove that the chief
stood at Occidental avenue and Yes
Ter way for an hour before the shoot
Ing looking for some one. The prin-
cipal point Is tho fact that Meredith
had another gun, quite n sensation
was produced IN the court when #
was learned that John Cousldlne
knew OF the presence Of Meredlth's
third gun. Sheriff Cudlhee testified
that the prisoner had asked him
about this weapon directly after tho
shooting
Another sensation vas caused
when Sheriff cudIhee produced two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
RACES

BRoSToN's POINT. Y. l.. July
1.-THE day hrukr this morning
most uucumpromtslnEi for the trial
race postponed from yesterday be-
tween the Constitution. Columbia
and Independence. Dense FOG filed
the harbor. and only a futtering two
knot breeze was blowing. The course
to-day WAS IS miles 70 windwari
and return.
just before the start the wInd han
reached 2 knots an hour. The race
began az 1870. the Independence
crossing the line i've seconds ahead
Of the Columbia. which was only 3
seconds Ira front Of ths Constitution.
Half an hour after the start both
the Columbia ana the Constitution
had passed the Independence. Il
looked Ike a repetition 81 the previ-
Gus races. but the Independence
struck a strong wind and ran al
most ueck-aud- neck with the lead
efs
The weather NAV cause a rrneti-
ton Of yesterdays fuke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
TURKEY PAYS us

WARRINGTON u. g. July 1T Lest
Turkey $4,000 through the American legation eonutuop
q lfHhman.
ottoman Imperial bank the
drafts have just reached Washington As always tho the
claims demanded considerably indemnity
United
ncd With the made faH responsible
the distribution the Turknh lump
of $4,000 and distribute
they
Will communicate directly the claimants
notably
inrpoo %
CycHt Len
rtsburg killed Turkish attempting
e. he @
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

shotgun shells which had been found
In the drug store at the time 81 the
shooting The defendants lawyers
believe that they have entirely brok
en- the HlX-ahot theory 81 the prose
/ cutiou. The hight is now one for bail
I for the prisoners.
The hearing will probably end late
this afternoon or early tomorrow.
Al 1916 o'clock Judge GeorR
I took hts seat and court was called
10 order by Bailin Kaufman The
fret witness summoned hy the de-
Tense was 9. II. Baftell, who keeps 4
drug rtore nearly opposite Guys
drug store.
How far were Mr. steinman and
Mr. CroWder, clerks IN your store.
from the entrance at the time they
say they heard the shots Ia the Mere.
9th trngedy2'
They we're In the rear n the
store"
How many shots did you bear7
Five"
was there any other sound IN
your store -
There was a glass broken near the
soda fountain"
Mr.. Hart then took the witness 90
croHs-eya minatlon. He cruse =quce-
toned the witness on the position ~
Mr., Crowder, n previous witness,
With reference 10 the store. Mr.
Bartell stated that Mr.. Crowder waa
in the rear Of the store, putting up s.
prescription.
Mr.. Lewis made the point that the
breaking Of the glass might have
been mistaken for n shot.
". -. Jenkins. who owns the shoe
store near Guys drug store, was
next put on the stand.
Where were you standing Mt tho
time al the ahooting2'
In my doorway"
How many shots did you hear2"
Rive"
hr Fulton crusH-examined.
You don't know whether "a Rho,
vas fired before the one YOU first
heard or mott"
No. / do not"
The nrst two shots you heard were
loud shots"
YES"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
GOV. ROGERS
ENCOURAGES

Coz Rogers has Joined the great
mass ~ people II the stHfe w hu wish
well FOR sFHttie.a msehiuiHfH iu their
present struggle letter has been
received from him In which he sHYa
hr heartily favafa reduction ~ ssorkz
Ing hours for iron workers and hopes
- see the men win tn their rautrn-
hours pay
This letter. with others received
from prominent people during the 10
weeks STRUGGLE. may De- read aloud
at the brnrnt ball ~ the Iron Trades
council AZ Armory HALL next Mon
day evening WufhmrH Say that
a} muathy alth the strikers rreuH TO
BE- strong and that the ma iofIty Of
the business uud professional world.
arrua 90 feel that the points 81 con-
teutlan should L. decided IN favor q
the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
ACCUSED OF
HORSE STEALING

Arthur Gage r. wanted by the au-
thorities for horse stealing. Com
plant WIS made this morning 20 the
Snerin accusing Gage q stealing a
horse belonging 10 Frank C0oksou.
from pasture az south Seattle. The
theft was made last Sunday and
went undatected until yesterday aft
ernoQn. Young Gage was last seen
IN c0Wrany with an associate Of
his. each on horseback, riding bare
back near Reuton.
When Gage comes once more with
~ the ban of the law. he Will prob
ably BE- dealt with severely. 4 short
time ago he was saved from serving
time AZ the reform school by Judge
Griffin, upon repreaen tatious that n
would conduct himself properly IT,
the future. He has gone bad again.
however. and VIII be dealt with ac-
cordinElT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
BOY TRIES
BLACKMAIL
AT WhatCom, and Police
Easily Trap Him.
Confesses.

W'IfATCOM. July 1.-THE police
have arrested Dan Wilson. aged H..
on the charge 81 attempting 60 black
mail The lad has confessed his
crime. lie says he planned a. after
having read ~ the Cudahy ease. lie
threw two Matchmaking letters into
the front yards - prominent citi-
gems. Ills arrest occurred az the Hpot
" here. according a. the letters. the
80 he demanded was 10 be placed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
TERRIFIC
STORM ON
ATLANTIC

NORFOLK. Va. July IA ter
rific storms swept the Virginia. North
Carolina and Maryland coasts last
night. The wind blew q miles an
hour.
Sailing vessels at sea are thought
70 have suffered greatly. Just
what damage was done on the North
Carolina coast r. not set known. Tht
wires are down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
HIS PITE0US
ANGUISH

LocKPoRT. y. Y. july ii.-Thls
uulet town ia horrincd - a most
uhoC king tragedy.
sydney Locke. while presumably
temporarily insane. shot hts three
children Ruby aged a. Howard.
aged II. and Efmine. 3 years old.
Ruby and Ernnine died almost In
SANITY Howard fingered for an
hour. ana died in great agony
The murdrrottH maniac VAS arrest
Fl. and after his ineBrcefatisn. mp
pasref % regain his normal mental
condition.
When a realization % his awful
deed was brought home e. him. he
made piieoua rroteatatious - un-
Euihh. In hts Wild paroxyHuH ~
grief he made repeated but futile 81
forts 70 destroy himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
SIX SHOT THEORY IN THE MEREDITH TRAGEDY
SEVERELY SHAKEN BY TESTIMONY OF DENISE
Sensation Caused Meredith Brought Shotgun His
Ome--tW Ma Consdin Have KownTh
the IA Gun

20 be wltuess7'
Yes. but forget tho. mans
name"
william Knapp was next put on
the stand. Witness aworo that he
was on the corner 81 Third avenue
and Jefferson when the shooting oc-
CURED. lie heard nve shots alto
gcthar.
"ff there had been a revolver shot,
would ynu have hoard IT,
Yes. l think I would replied tho
witness.
Mr. Fulton crosa-examincd
You don't know that "A lighter
shot was not hred7'
40"
Did you see any one running near
GUYS drug store f'
Not until after the second shot. "
Or. crtohton on stand.
Or. J. T.. Crichton. president OF the
city council. was next called.
How many shots did you hcar2 80
= couldn't say"
what ala you hear first -
4 heavy explosion
You would have heard revolver
shot n one were fred before the cK .
ploslon, would you not7'
MINK 80
Mr.. Fulton asked; You don't mean
20 say that a revolver shot was not
fired out there7'
No: / do not"
you looked toward Guys drug
store what did you soc Pc
Il saw a man inside Of the store
delivering blows on another man =
head"
Where we're you AZ the time?"
In NY Office i'm the Collins build
ing"
bob" Abrams was next called. At
the time Of the shooting witness said
he was In front ~ fiartclfa drug
store on Second avenue. Mr.. Alb
rams also swore 20 only having heard
the two loud explosions and then the
three following. In all five shots.
Mr. Fulton CruHa-queHtioued, hut
the witness held 10 the five shots
statement.
TT there had been a revolver shot
CONTINUED on page threel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
WHAT is
THE TRUTH
ABOUT IT?
Peace RumOr Again Is
Rife In England
Explanation.

MANCHESTER. England. July L.
The Guardian tuawspaperl today
says that a strong rumor II current
Ia financial aad military circles tia,
negotiations for peace in South AZ.
riea are progressing despite the fact
that dispatches unfavorable 20 such
movement have recently passed
between Botha and Kruger
The Guardian SAYS Il i believed
that the continuance 81 the var n : :
due 90 the actions ~ politicians at
home and a iHck - sold lfrs az the
front. and that Kitchener has cam
dldiy written his government 70 this
eject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
MURDER
CHARGED

MANILA. July ii.-=iIsut. Brown.
e the Second infantry. vas placed
ca trial here today on the charge o.
numbering = native. uhp b is said
e. have shot down while question
las him regarding the drowning 70
an American soldier. The native
VAS trying q run away when
ehat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
SAYS NO

AMSTERDAM. July U.-Hefr
FISCHER. the B0er envoy to Europe.
yaid today that Kruger IL absolute
~ opposed % Sir Campbell Banner
mans Echeme to grant - the Beers
rights similar 20 those now extend
- 70 81 NADIA. Herr Fischer declaraH
the 10y thing left for the Beers ii
- eep the British out 81 the
JransTaal and the Orange FIRE.
State.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
ERICKSON LOST

The Jury In the case Of Andrew
Erickson against the s. & I. Railroad
Co., returned a verdict this mornlue
u favor u the defendant company.
Erickson was injured at Ballard
some months ago b. having hia Lex
crushed ~ a car 81 the railroad
company. He alleged negligence on
the part Of The company and sought
20 recover 5000 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
GAVE WAY

coNNEArT. q, July li-whuc
passing over trratie this afternoon,
q span NJ bridge give way letting
three cars 81 warhmtn through
Seventeen wofkiuen went down
With the ears. eight killed, six In
fufrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
GAS CASE
APPEALED

Notice Of appeal was flied by th-
state iata yesterday afternoon in the
case against the Seattle Gas a
Lieetrie CO. The commonwealth viii
canfinue N tho supreme court and
contend that the gas company has
no franchise in the city OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
SATISFACTORY?

PITTSBURGH. 1.-THE
he
OF
Al Information
Is refused by eonfsrccs-
PITTSBURGH Pa. july uPredent Aualgau-
Rtel Association named chairman
replying representative spoke
IN
Is p. "A has
which
made a satisfactory settlement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
Why Not Destroy M

The gambling paraphernaIla Of the
Green Light Joint, which has 20 long
rdorned the Corridors q the baae-
tqent pf he court house, was re-
moved today BY order u the court.
~ ths warehouse Of the Seattle
Transfer CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
STANDING on THE CLUns.

Gen. Harris c. Hobart who has re-
signed from the Milwaukee public
library board after n service OF %
years, was one OF the Union prison
ers who tunneled their way out Of
Libby prison AT Richmond during tho
Gill war. lie ia now In his seth year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
Not In London.

LONDON. July ti.-Today her
VAS thu hottest ~ the year. Many
prostrhtiona are reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

An Eastern paper says that frugal
women can make their husbands
ealary 20 a8 far again BY watching
the papers. No reason why the wo-
men of the west shouldn't do ike
wise. Here's q store where all drugs
are cheaper.
Piao's Consumption Cure .......21c
Erumo settler :. q. .............- zoe
AAiAHll HA - s-@-sss.+-..s...Ase
HtfHHd -...s...sss.- &c
IteFce'H EaVorite PHescriptio SIC
Plerce's Golden Medical Dlscov-
cry .s.s..ss.... s...-.tse
Piukham'a Vegetable Compound 5es
HOstettera Blttera ...............15c
shaw's Pure Malt 1Whiskyl .....slfs
SWiff.H Specific ...-s......s.......1sc
swifts SPECIFIC. large .......s1-35
Warmers Safe Cure ..........fi.08
Reef, Iron and Wine ..............50.
Guticura Ointment ...............&oc
WIZARD OH sre....... ft%
Kings NeW Discovery ............ 4fs
Newbrp's Herpicide ..........s5.
Kumer's swamp Root ....-....55s
syrup or FIGS ...-......s.........sa
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ......55c
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5 to 4; 3 to 5.

PORTLAND. q. July li.-Flve 10
four In fuvor OF Seattle. Twelve In
ningB. That's what happened here
yesterday. Great game.
SPOKANE, July IL Eight TO Ave
I'm favor OF Tucoma, Spokane could
Mt help II yesterday. Promises 10
do better ut Tacoma Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
t9 HOURS A WORK DAY;
80 CENTS is the WAGE

VIENNA Austria July 1.-THE official just
O e wou Il % the eha4cn T.
The further shows that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

ri. ANDERSON. slater No. en-.
glurcr - freight train
FRANK uHiOGs engineer or pas.
senFrr train.
l. IS ROGERS, Chieago. United
states Express co. messenger.
Mrs GILMAN. 0oodlhnd. Ind
Il. " HOOKER. ~ Syracuse. =
y died uu the train
Mrs g. ". SNYDER. Jasper \
y. died on train.
n T. ROY. cashier - the Wi.
miggton ili hank died on train.
3Rs. FRANCIS WALKER Hruak.
iyu n y
sYpNEy JONES kanras CITY
died az ST. tuaeuha hospital
DANIEL DpNNEtIN. Mexico
Nc nrumHu 90 freight train. died
az UniVsfsltv hospital
MRS H. J CuHTts. geneaec. y
Y. died at University hospital
Unidentified young woman. sup
posed Ga be daughter - Mr.. cur
Mrs. UfLpA HAfSIfP. chicago
Mrs. DICKSON. e. years I'D. died
at University hospital
4 beautiful girl u -. supposed G.
b. Mrs. piekHauu daughter, died al
TuiVrraity hospital
MISS LULU RIDER Ksutiaud
Ind
MRS. J. u. ApsIT. Haopesfon. III
Unknown man.
Names Of lnIursd.
a. H. sanbarn. cbeuaa. H. head.
hands and face neaidrd
=. A Kaufusff. chicago. back aai
arms nrrainrst
Mrs Bertha e.. Mitchell and Mrs
Newton Mitchell Pontiac. III. hand
and face scaidsf
pr J n. Adslt and baby
Heapestgu. III. hands and faeei
burned
Mr.. LIbble EiMna. Bloomington
40 hands and face ncaldrd.
The following were badly aealfed.
Margaret Fiuucnue. Troy. Kan. suia
Hardy Hoor~r'ou. M g. = Null
Mexico. 30. Gus Williams tcplorrd
rarfsrl New Orleans. Ntas Sadie l.
Taylor. Wilmington. III Mrs. J. 4
Milisf. bloomington, H. julia II
HaYHlip. Chenoa. III tseona Miller
ninouiuEion. III Leslie l.. Coleman
rawpaw Wia an unidentified elder.
ly aumnu. unconscious.
Those named above are a. -
ToaHph'z hospital At tniFerHffs
hospital are the following
Mlss Emma Dickson. Wilmington
ILL., face and arms burned
I'll walker Louisville. - slight
bruises.
Mra. Katherine Walker. Louisville
o.. limbs ana face cut
q. \. Dickson. Fairhury, IT.,
slightly bruised.
Mis- ora Toiimnn. Valparaiso
Ind face and arms burned
Mrs. Levi Ar her. Cromwell. Ind.
ieft arm fractured and burned
Mrs. Mary Mayer. Louisville. O.
slightly bruised
Mrs. Anna Morrison. Valparaiso
Ind face and arms badly burned.
T.. q. Nrhy, Chicago. neck apraiuf
ed head cut and Internal injuries.
MIas fottlr SIN. Horneilsvlile. =
T.. face. arms and hands badly
burned
Mr. r. ~. Hayullp. Chcnon. III.
head cut. hands and wrists burned
Mrs. g " Snyder. Jasper. III.
face and arms burned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
HE'S BETTER

LONDON. July 1.-The condition
n Attorney a. n Hummel, OF Now
York, who was injured In a runaway.
Is improved today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
BURIED

BERLIN. July 1.-THE funeral Of
Prince ftoheniahe. exschauerliof ~
Germany. was held Al sthliinEfurst.
bavaria. today with civic and mill
tary pamg
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DEAD CONDUCTOR TO
BLAME FOR DREADFUL
WRECK OF YESTERDAY

DEAD VICTIMS NuMnEn Twenty.

KANSAS CITY No, July ii The death ust due
Yesterdays Chicago Alton wreck continues the
her victims being Three uf the Injured
hospitals and there small chance
several others
recorded last night and today
known and Mrs Hnda Iiaysrp ~ Chicago J..
AdsL Of uoopston III, added the list
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They put you on tho aiertf"
They did"
Could there have been a first aho.
without your having heard it,"
There might"
Heard oniy Five Shots.
Geo. " King. an attorney. was tn
LoNt witness
Mr. King said he was on Second
avenue. north ~ Guys drug store,
at the time ~ the shooting lie heard
loud report, then another. lie ran
down 90 YeHlcr way and heard three
more reports. he was positive be
heard only i've in all"
If there had been another. would
you have heard it,
II see no reason why I should not.
Mr. Fulton eroHH=eNamiupd.
You don't mean to swear that a
revolver shot was not fired near
Guys drug Btore3''
No. 1 do net swear one was not
fred 4"
J. II. Severance was then called by
the defense.
What Is your name7"
- H. Severance
Take a seat" said Mr.. Lewis.
Mr.. Severance testified that he was
on n fHNEF avenue car that tthl NftA
~ the hin at tho time ~ the shoot
ing He heard i've shots only. Tho
FIRST two were n great deal louder
than tho last three.
"tf there had been another shot.
previous 10 this loud explosion
would you have heard it,"
y think I would.
James Beaver O. United states
marine on duty in the recruiting SER
vice. was next called. Private Beav-
cv WAS about 30 yards from Guy1
drug store when the first shot was
frcd.
THE first thing that attracted nv
attention." said he, was "a loud re-
FORT. / then heard another. Then
heard distinctly three morc,h said
the witness.
'If there had been previous shot
would you have heard IT,
II think / would
Mr.. Fulton began the cross-exam-
nation Of the Witness
did any one arrange with you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
IN DISGRACE p

BRUSSELS. july 1.-THE Boera
here assert that Gen. Baden Powell
the hero Of Mafeklug. - going home
IN disgrace.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. July il-As
Investigation - the details % yes
trrday's wreck on the Chicago 81 Al
ton near Norton. Mo. euea CA. the
horror of the arair decpeuB II nos
appears that a "buu headed oa-
cial-tho conductor 90 the freight
could have aVerted the dreadful aes
eident. that his strange actions are
directly responsible for the wreck
The freight train was under orders
to meet the second section of the Al.
ton passenger 81 vas the first sec
zion which was wrecked az SLATER
No hut. instead u waiting un-
30 the FIRST section had passed him
the conductor took the throttle from
the engineer and started cut over the
main track for slater. lie should
have allowed the engineer @ wait
enttl the first section had passed
This would have given him clear
track % slater. where h. would
Rave arrived and aldc-traeked.
Scene OF Horror.
The trains crashed into each other.
head-on. AZ a curve atop a high EN-
Hankment two miles west from Nor.
on. The impact was terrific. a. the
passenger Was running az a high
-ate 81 speed and the freight vas a
fast Htock-train.
The engines we're crumpled up and
tossed aside The baggage ami
hair cars climbed atop the engines.
The dining car was hurried Over on
e. side. The forward coaches were
seisHeoped
In a trics ths mas q wrecknKs
#auEht aflre from the engines.
smoke ard flames roso cut - the
5rbris Shrieka and entrsatinE cries
from the injured miuEied With the
cracking ~ the TIRE and the loud
Ass - escaping steam.
To tbs Rescue.
Through the enveiopiaE smoke
vent the rescue party --camrpH# -
ihose of the passengers and crew
q 30 vsre unhurt or not entirely dis
abled
AZ noon a combination WrvchlnK.
aud-reiirf train was sent out from
Kansas city. T. returned there at &
O'Clock bringing the 81 dead ana the
10-ndd iufurf a victims The bodies
~ the former Nerr taken - the
rnogRue The latter were removed
in amhuianrea co the eeverai hos
Titaia. where they are being cared
for Some 81 them ARE terribly
burned or Hcnlded. n number are ~
vereiY cut and bruised. others have
broken limbs.
lssgusrs Escaped.
N VAS ne first reported that many
% the victims were delegates Ell
route % the Enu1rIh League con
ventlun az SAN Francisco. bat Il nov
appears that only three Or four were
I.eaRuera. Most 81 the delegates
were travelling in the second section,
instead ~ n the FIRST.
Names Of Killed.
DANIEL MAMMA. Slater. NO.
conductor - freight train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and vicinlty .-TnnlKh.
and Friday. fair. fresh aouthwea.
10 northwest winds.