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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-02-24
LOSS OF APPETITE

person that has lost appetite has lost
something besides-vitality, vigor, tone.
The way to recover appetite and all that
goes with it is to take Hoods Sarsap arilla-
that strengthens the stomach, perfects diges-
ton and makes eating pleasure.
Thousa dds take it for spring loss of appetite
and everybody says there's nothing else so
good as Hoods.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-02-24
st. j. 81 l.. g. Il. Il.
WINTER ARRANGEM L Mt

In effect Oct. IA, 1907.
GARD WICK WEsT-8:25 q N; 5:37 p m;
EAsr-lO:33 q m; 1912 p m.
q Asst RDWICK-WEsT-S::c a m; 6:28 p
m; EAsT-10:42 m; 1852 N.
q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 m; $50 p m;
EAsr-10 "a q m; $500 m.
r.JOHNSBURY-WE q m; 4:OS m;
EAsr-2:3O p m; 4:35
D.J. FLANDERS, g. p. A.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-02-24
To Cure A Cold in One Day.

To Cure A Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. AL
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure
E. w. Groves signature is on each box. Csc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-15

tet iom Wiojbronning. Qt, iaalebes bar jg osIad imb.z
tet for faa Oage iiOen. Seq tunOe lite fe ben %uitploigt
Seg uoen Sru. Oct tom mig for, iom Der MI lureoe
Spig og troleit 8ebrdg unoer enbper Spsg og 9leoe br
/ 2anbet. Den lille, betrdnIeoe 9dnierinbe meb bet npbes
tige, %iremfneoe @niigt foretom mig ogiad iom ct Offer
man fun ppnteoe for at FIRE til GtnbigbeO."
,0eri fan s BABE get. 5ru agnete!" iaeoe 0rOn.
ningen tolo o9 bitter - linen ct ufblOigt Sferlam Il
bun life. @n liItig 8pgIerlfe er BUN. gun bill enbe neo
9ru, iom en- 5ets. Gig frem! bOao 9iabelitab idu s
meo benbe unber Spalen2"
,Se9 iaa benoe oanIe @aarben al Munterbeo og
lNfploisbeb, naabi9e Drowning! men anbet bar ieg lite
bemartet"
IS Ipoer! : s bsOrager mig" uObrsO 9ronnins
gen befti9 rs er ale lige sobe. S bar ale iammen-
iDoret ir mob min 5reO og min QGre. D0en bi! Seq
ital lore bisie fine 5ruer og SOmfruer, bDab bet toiter al
tire Oanmarts Drowning. BIB, Song 4bels Blob fogtr
otsie Qarer 0ronning 6elDig mad life r9ooss fot
&pinoeffri9l" = 0et par Ion benOes anf9t fit ct tiger
agti9t llbIeenbe Deb bisie truenoe Orb, og bun forlop
N9neie meb Ell 8fif, Der eennemisneoe bcnoe.
0ronningen meb benbes 3erne bar foriOunben. Gu
Jet par borttuget og 5an9ielsOsren luftet isen. 0et bar
Iom 2enete bapbe Jet inb en- Sjal, Der fslte Jig %beilG9tet
meb Mertets 4anber og glebebe fig itolt Oeb ben frbgtes
lige arb. Den fan9ne ~ulbftelige %Ribberfrue tom teri
til 5atning og RoligbeD igen, ba Der bar gunite itiDe /
SlpioSuAhpNh ~ IUi VIII Hphit nv wv ~fl-
Sangfemme / sy9n9Iet lige ober for Somfrutadrnet. yn
~begbnbte ben t9rlige 8etsetang i9en, ligeiom forrt9e Not,
og be aoiilte elftenbe pioite 9alget at be fGaes betenote
5olteIan9e pad en- inbrig og m~dngfolbig Wloobe at neoz
bele binanben be t9rligite syoriitrin9er ON, at De t1n lebeoe
/ 6dabet ON at les og forenes igen. ut Sbeno 3reit tie
bar farli9t iddret, oibfe ban o9iaa at t~itenoegioe TN BIZ
fpntreoe Suitru paa Denne Maaoe, og at ben poroenes
Wober meb 2oliebeb % fhIe 6aab biloe itr9be at unos
oaa 6ortpiplel1ens .Sdnmer % SSdre, Dionebe De fronlr1e
6iertetoner ON, Der MI bper giat tonebe ira Sonfrntaart1et
til 9dnbtaarnet, uben at 6eres al andre u~oeotomnlenos,
enb al 9uren paa @agttuarnet, Der Itunoom falbt tno De
ham ~Delbefenbte &empeoiIetoner meo lit g9gterborn.
Meoens lltrofab og Stinipge, 5Orfen9eligbeO %
Sopmpb, 2Grgerrigbso og Seoipge breO 1T Spil rneb laa
mango 6ierter pdd bet Itore, larmenOe aongflot, i%abneoe
ben title a9rli9beb og Trotab iadlebes bog lite Hp1t
men funot Srsft o9 6uab be 5oner, Der 9ennenl @af'
~bunbreO.r bar pibnet ON. at bet oanIfe 9jerte dlorig gam
Hs bsr, Ielo ei / ben usleite 5to; og narteligt er bet, at sn
Ttor De at bore i~tpnneite 5Olteiange netop er %opriinoHt
benne 5ib, hbori IsOen enbnu bar Idd tor og uorgs
terne til 5oltets og Rigets 8enforening iua r1tsltge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-15
Sefstenee KapiteI.

s be ire fsrite 9uge efter bin Wldimdaneosieit pa1
9orbingborg Slot brog 8ongen, mob SGobane, lite paa
Sagt. 6an arbejoebe ibrigt lit 2gntummer meo tine
T~tatstloge gudb9ibere, og Der git bbppi9t gub fra og I'll
Salun06org. 9ette Slot baobe Songen gprt 5ororing
pa iom b~jemfaGoet til aronen efter ben ioenite 9ertug
Grits 9sb; men 9ertusinbe Sngeborg at Sperri9 bar
enbnu geiobelfe beraf, og LOB bet OeO I'm Sspebsmanb
Foriours, 'om benoes gnbfings, ben b~erp9teoe anub Dor
les, 2ebn.
timber bisie aloorlige Statsfor6anblinger iDntes in,
gen at betpmre fig ON be ~ulbtfeli9e, dbtite 2Getefolt I
Slottets 5angetaarne. Sti Nnberien pilbe life ie i'm
u%forlsbne 0atter", Iom ban talote benbe, og meb Sbenb
5rets 5orbsr og Dom, iom Oprsrer, FOB man beaer lit,
til al lie meb. Den fjerbe Days Worgen bar Der itr Be-
p9geie paa Slottet. &ongen reb Spiofsn for fine lejeb.
armbrpittptter meb fin WarTt og ale fine Hiobere fulb
gtuitning uo at Stdber. meb 9elejringsmaifiner, 8liber
og 2ejrtelte. Hpgtet bar alminbeligt, at bet giaIot 2als
~lunbborg. Qgnete baobe Jet ST. pooebuI4 og Sti Qnber-
len blanbt be b%ortoragne ariger., og bun fslte fig lettere
ON Sjertet, ignt bun bog sruebe, naar bun IGNITE paa
Oronningens Seftigbeo og lioenftabelige 5ruier. Senob
often Iaa BUN en- fremmeb Serre ride inb Sfotsgoarbea.
% BUN fenbte meb OperraItelie % Sprunbring gtiooer
5oltOaro 2ObmanOsIsn. iom bun biOite bar ugunit bs
&onsen, iom en- at partisangsrne for Sumter OttO %
Iom GbbeIens Den. SUN iua, at ban blp inblaOt paa
Sloitei, og bun fDm MI naften meo Strat 6u - 9oac
ban bel aIorig bapbe %tilItauet, men bbab iaa mango talebe
ON at ban nGrebe en- ~bemmelig 2~ibenlab for Orons
ningen os baobe beret benbes melt begunitigebe Sofmano
inbtil benbes 9rp0upspag.
Hibber s~soltparb bar life fommen lan9er eno til
6sieloftstiaien, Slottets a~lminocige 5orial, boor ban /
en- bsiit ipanbt oe urOig Stemnine bfeb ~unOerbolbt At ben
gamle, itipe 9ofmanb, Der, iom 9ronningens 9usbof4
meter, bar fulgt meo benoe fra Senberborg og MI fore
fob 6enbes Sofbolo paa 8orbineborg.
,Staoe, at 5 life tom 11a 9ime fsr!" ld9ot
Susbofmeferen og trat paa Sfulbrene. = ,glej, III
Zine for maotte S babe p9ret fer" bebblep ban os la
pua Sanburet - uiaa baDoe S trufet Sans gtaaOe &on'
gen ber enOnu. og tunoe %forebragt BAN Telp ebers betant,'
lige 4nbragenbe; bog ret %bere9net. matte S babe peret
Der - belle Elmer %tibligere. Seq oeb MI ianbTarbig lite,
bpab ieg benne panitelige Gag tor gre ener unblooe =
ener" ben samle 5erre ibntes pOerit %forlegen.
Der gipe5 intel treble at bore ubiS ON" ld9oe
5olfbarb u%taalmoOig omen s bar tun ct at gre: bet e,
at melDe mig bos 0rpnningen uben Opbolb. Set er nisb
benbe jes BIZ tale. Song @alOemars 5raOerelIe gsr Der
lintet til Sogen."
50! bu 5rebiens Subj intet til @ugen2" y sens
tog Susbofmefferen forftratfet os laa fig ~ipejbenoe o1-
= IS taller belt %forpOoent, ST. 5%oltOarb! bet er en- 2pffs,
hi er enc to. Sasen angaar 10, iom $ tiger, be to belpns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-15

aa- Iue 9ilbagentinre al r0an1teren" neo Sor=
~telin9en vNrins Sttp al 0antnarf" oil life frntte
iaas: @nfelte BABES. 8D9et faas, raar feroig, I
. milae so gts., inobunoen $1.20. 8eftiain9er MODS
ta9es.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31
CURRENT COMMENT
...t.i-i-f-;ti,-i
 The President on Trusts.

In discussing the question of indus
 trial combinations at Providence day | before yesterday. the president adhered 1 to that middle road which he has fol- 1 lowed when considering the subject on 1 previous occasions. While the great ajority approve his conservative and l judicious attitude, there are extremists who will secretely blame him for going too far and other extremists who will condemn him because he does not go far enough to suit them.
 The ultras who see danger lurking in every corporation, who denounce the principle of combination. who main tain that all combines are mischievous and ClamCr for their immediate extir- patton. will be offended when the presi- dent says he sees mo promise of a complete solution for all the problems we group together when We speak of
 the trust question" The denagogues
 who seek to infiame labor against cap ital and who are perpetually asserting that the poor are growing poorer will take exception to the presidents s statement that the poor are not grow ing poorer, and that. lon the whole, our people earn more and live better than ever before"
 There are men who say in their hearts that capital is always right and that there should be no attempt to in- terfere by law with it's freedom of action. Such men will resent President RooseVelt's statement that there are real and great evils in cur social and economic life" and that one of the evils is the great increase in large private, and especially in large cOrpo- rate fortunes" The men who possess the fortunes and who have organized immense and wealthy industrial cor porations can see no evil in what they have CT what they do. The system un- der which they have acquired wealth and industrial combinations have been formed seems perfect to them.
 Disinterested and reasonable men will give their assent to the presidents dispassiOnate. philosophical present. ment of the trust" question. They will agree with him that much of the complaint against combinations is un- warranted' that the industrial changes recent years have wrought. while regrettable from one point of view, are inevitable; that the changes have brought good as well as evil: that the community must be thankful for the good and must labor to root out the evil, not in a day, with angry few erish legislation, but in the long. com ing years with moderate legislation pa tiently devised and firmly executed Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

They kep Squirmin out an at last they said they'd give up if tn Wilson's d only let 'em make the Platform fer Kurnel Wilson to stand on. They had kep 1t concealed an had it fixed so's it'd brake down Under tn Wait of tn Kurnel about tn time he arrived at | Tooksoon.
 Where's your Platform 9" asts tn Wilson's. Ingenyons Brady O'Neal brot 1t out tryin' to hide tn Week Place. All we want" sez he. lis fer Kurnel Wilson to bild us a government Rese- voy at Tonto Basin.' Samwell Webb turned in anuther Fire Alarm an in tn Excitement at Follered Tommus Smith joined hans with tn Auntie Wilson's in tablin' a Moshun he had jist made.
 Mister Cleary, who was fer tn Will sons. sed he had Rhode Ingeniyous Brady O'Neal sence Childhood an at he bud never be trusted after he got so he could Walk. Mister O'Neal he sez he Reconized Mister Cleary as a Outcast he used to Kno at school an at he was hired thug an Assassin before he cum west an had never Re formed sence. The Wilson's looked at Mister Cleary an tn Auntie Wilson's at Mister O'Neal with Morrow because they had sich Outlaws in their Mist. They sez if tn Sherf at Washinton. D. C.. had done his duty they wuddent never "a been this disgrace in Ari- ZCny Democrat Convenshun.
 The Auntie Wilson's got their Plat form showed under Kurnel Wilson at last. Tn Wilson's was afeared to take it out an so they braced it up with a Eight Hour plank an some other Tim bers at they thought would make it last till November tn Foarth. Then it'll be broke up an Stoared away till tn Mex Convenshun.
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

The London Saturday Review is al- mort a century behind the times as a judge of the relations between Great Britain and the United States. That journal alone furnishes all the disccrd between the two countries. It is a pronounced hater of everything Amer ican. It is constant decrier of Amer ican morals and manners. In its issue of yesterday the Review described a hated rivalry which must be settled by the sword. The rivalry between this country and Great Britain has never been sharper than 1t is now. but it was never so friendly. It is wholly com mercial. and not oi a kind that will likely be left to the arpitrament of the sword. Commercial rivalries, especially in this day of the world. are apt to be easily and peaceably settled by the survival of the Attest.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

Attend the Southerc california Busi- ness College, the largest and best-614 So. Grand Ave. Los Angeles. Free gymnasium 46xlC? feet. Lackey, Hood 6 Hollmann, Mgrs.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31
The Great American Farmer.

The American farmer is the greatest man in the world. A combine" with capital oi one billion dollars is a great thing because it is a combine. but one billion dollars relatively to the capital of money, brain and brawn in- vested in the agricultural industry in this country is not at all q great thing. Figures simply stagger and fall down when they attempt to represent the real foundation wealth of America, which is agricultural.
 We are all, when we attempt to con- template that wealth, very much in the position of the Irishman who had to look several times in order to see the tall building-taking it little by little One section Of the view is the informa- tion, entirely accurate. that the farm CTS of Minnesota and the Dakotas have received 300 million dollars for their products this year. Another is that the corn crop of the state of Kansas this year will be 260 million bushels. Still another, that one million dollars, at the lowest estimate, fell in one soak ing rain in the single territory Of Ok lahoma the other day-the rain having checked the growing menace of .0rt- nights dry spell In a single year the milch COWS of the United States yield a product equal in value to 1ne-h1lf of the capitol CT the steel trust-and there are more cows at the beginning of the new year than there were before.
 Behind the agriculture is the agri- culturist and the American farmer is gaining in Intelligence. ia mastery of his soil and ia fitness for p.!itical power quite as rapidly as his products are increasing in magnitude. He may be merely waiting to be organized into a vast and irresistible public force. Or again, he may be slowly and sadly
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

rcconciling himsel; to the knowledge that he is q passive force only-like his own fertile acres, which by intelligent cultivation and explcits ton, are made 10 yield rich crops for those who know how to get them.-Harpers Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

The manner in which the president and the conventions of his party are handling the trust question will render it difficult for the democracy to find an issue in that subject.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31
PRESCOTT BUSINESS FIRMS.
 Hotel Burke
AMERICAN PLAN.

PRESCOTT, ARIZONA 105 rooms. All modern conveniences. A strictly first-class and modern hotel. Sample rooms for comercial men.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

There is a hot campaign in progress in Vermont with the whisky question as the paramount issue. Prohibition orators who get drunk like Sam Small are not likely to help the cold water party to any considerable extent
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

All members of Arizona Aeria No. ITS, r. Q. r.. are requested to meet at their hall 9 s:45 Sunday n-crning to at tend the funeral from Mohu & Easter ling's parlors Gt 9:30 of our late brother, Hayden Justice
 J. J. BLINKCORN. w. President A. J. STONER, w. Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

Bay correspondents, who told of the presidents scoring five successive bullseyes at fifty yards with common revolver. The president said on Sat urday that the shooting was with a rife and that two of the shots fired were not bullseyes. Let us leave pos terity an accurate account of our i'm portant historical events.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

Judging by the experience of the striking miners. it is safe to conclude that the coal barons will decide to ar bitrate the question of prices with the consumer when operation of the mines iS
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

Every political party that enters into fusion with another political party confesses the weakness of its cause.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

hereby announce myself d candidate for the office of district attorney of Maricopa county. subject to the action of the republican county convention.
 II. B. WILKINSON.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31

President Roosevelt in the course O. his present tour told man that the inte resting taic of his shooting match with Commandant Suydam of General De Vets staff was a fake" That is
Arizona republican., 1902-08-31
ANNOUNCEMENT

| hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of district attorney Of Maricopa county. subject to the ac- ton Of the republican county conven- tion. ARTHUR J. EDWARDS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-14
ALL MUST CLOSE.
Under . Decision Bueketshops Mast stop
Operation In Texas.

Under . Decision Buekesshops Must stop
Operation In Texas.
Austin. Tex, June 13.-The effect
OF the decision OF the court OF criminal
appeals. Third district. In Affirming
the judgment OF the lower court in
the case Of Harvey Fullerton OF Green
vile. convicted OF operating a bucket.
shop or dealing In futures. win be to
close up every stock exchange or
brokerage Office In the state.
The records OF the controllers de-
partment show that there are thirty
two brokerage Offices In cities over
10000 population. each OF which 10 re-
quIred 10 pay an annual occupation
tax OF S35. and six In cities OF under
10000 population. each OF which pays
an annual occupation tax OF SIS. max
ing a total revenue OF si22s which the
state derives from this source. There
are probably a number OF brokerage
concerns doing business In Texas OF
which the controllers department has
no record
The enforcement OF the law against
the operation OF these concerns which
deal In futures will affect hundreds OF
spectators who operate IN cotton.
grain and other futures.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-14
NEWS In BRIEF.

The highest price ever paid for cat
tie was al Kansas City. No.. upon
1856 a hundred was paid.
A tornado struck the steamer Ro-
yena near Dubuque. Ia. and sunk her.
The captain and three others were
drowned
Major l.. W. T. Waller and Lleuten-
ant j. A. A. Day OF Manila. have ar
rived at San Francisco.
Two negro boys were lynched az
Charlotte. n. c.. for killing OF a white
girl They beat her brains out because
she tried TO make them leave her prem
iscs.
The coal mines al Fuller. Kan. are
tied up by a strike OF the miners.
Harvest hands are In great demand
IN Kansas to harvest the wheat crop.
william Keeling. Kentucky far
mer. was run over by q harscsflnG
machine near HopkinsslIle and killed,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-14

visited Mr.. Will Carter's family
Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Kirk Of Bryan, Is
visiting Miss Myrtle Henry.
Mr.. Ernest Beard of Wixon,
was in Edge Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Elliott went TO Cot
tonwood Sunday after her daughter
Miss Sallie, who has been spend.
ing week with relatives there.
Quite crowd Of young people
attended the osing exercises Of
the Wheelock high school last
Wednesday night.
Several families from this COM
munity spent two days last week
fishing and blackberry hunting.
Wednesday was spent on the "Dev-
IFS Jump" in Robertson county
after black berries, and Friday at
Bundick bridge on the Navasota
river. Both days were enjoyed by
all.
Our annual picnic at Cedar
creek bridge will be on Friday,
July 4th. Everybody is invited
90 come with well filled baskets
and have a good time.
WILD GOOSE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-14
A BAD WRECK.
-Four Men killed, Three Fatally and
Twelve Seriously Iniured


Twelve seriousiy Iniured
Pawtucket. n. T.. June 13.-For the
first time In the history OF this
city bayonets OF soldiers ordered
ed out by the governor Of the state
TO suppress riot and disturbances
glIsten In the streets.
The astonishing increase In the
number OF lawless acts directed
against the United Traction company
whose union men have been on a
strike since June and the inability
OF the limited police force and deputy
sherIffs TO suppress rIoting induced
Governor KKimball TO call out the
militia.
Numerous scenes OF disorder oc-
Cured during Thursday and more
than a score of persons were injured.
one fatally.
The city has been placed under
martial law.
Detective Haberly OF the Paw
tucket police force has arrested VIII
liam J. Welsh. a deputy sheriff. who
Is accused OF shooting Venner
Peterson, a boy. When taking the
prisoner to the police station the de-
tectiye and Special Officer Han
ningan were roughly handled and
were followed to the door OF the
station by a mob that stoned the OFF,
GERS and made great effort to get the
prisoner from them. Welsh maintain
cd he did not shoot. lie was arraign-
cd before Judge Shove on a charge OF
with intent to kill. He plead
ed not guilty and was held In the
sum Of $1,000 for a hearing and re-
mains locked up at the police head
quarters.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-14
Senator Morgan Is working faitb.

Senator Morgan is working faith
fully on,the great Nicaragua canal
proposition and bitterly opposes
the Panama route. Senator Hoar
Of Massachusetts, says Senator Nor
gan lis zone Of the greatest living
senators and greatest living Amer.
leans" II Senator Morgan lived
in a doubtful tate he would be the
beet man the democrats could NOM
mate for president.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-14
EDGE.

Edge, Tex, June 9.-Farmers
are needing rain real badly now;
are, as a general thing, up with
their work.
Rev. Morphis filled his appoint.
ment at C6Hasgd Sunday; and Sun.
'tls5'afternoon Ne delivered an in
teresting lecture 10 the children.
Mr.. James Murphy and family
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-14

BY instruction Of the state exec.
utiye committee Of the prohibition
party State Chairman e. II. Conf
bear has called the state conven.
ton Of the party to meet in Dallas
at the city hall at 1890 a. m, Fri.
day, July 4. Every prohibitionist
is urs edto attend this meeting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-14
MILITIA IN CONTROL.
Strike At raw,aeh.s Growing More ssri.
ens end Numerous Clashes Had.

Strike M rAwtnekst Growing More ssri'
ens snd Numerous Clashes Had.
Chattanooga. Tenn. June IA IA
tai collision occurred on the Nashville,
Chattanooga and 81. Louis railroad
Thursday afternoon between Hooker
and Summit. two small stations about
~ miles from this city. Four men
we're killed outright and about Is oth,
ers more or less seriously injured.
Possibly two or three OF the wounded
win die from the effects OF their In
surles.
The Jasper accommodation and a
fast mail came together The mail
train was behind time. and the meet
Ing point OF these trains had been
changed from tho regular station TO
Summit. One OF the engineers. II Is
said. overlooked his orders and ran
past the designated meeting place
The accommodation train, being the
lighter one. was entirely telescoped.
the ponderous machinery OF the fast
train blowing its way through the cars
and splinterlng them into kindling
wood.
None Of the passengers were serious
~ injured.
The dead:
George Rollins. engineers Of the ac-
commodatl0n train.
l. A. Rankin. fireman CT the accom-
mediation train.
James Bernard. fireman OF the fast
mail train.
EXPRESS Messenger Webb OF the fast
mail train.
Seriously injured:
George Ray. engineer fast mall
J. W. Barker. rail clerk. serious.
Fred Thatch. baggagemaster. serl-
Gus: may recover.
Mall Clerk Miller. serious: not fatal.
X. r. Stofer. mail clerk. serious
A. W. Clark. mail clerk. serious;
will recover
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-14
Killed nv a Train.

New YORK. June i3.-Mrs Andrew
Mltchko and her twelye-year-old
daughter were killed at hometown. y.
j.. by the Buffalo express on the Lack
awanna They were crossing The
tracks In a buggy when the train bora
down upon them. The carriage was
smashed TO atoms and the two bodies
were carried 1000 feet on the pilot be-
fore the train stopped.