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Woodruff County news., 1903-01-15
From The Free Press.

From The Free Press.
 Clyde Airheart spent Tuesday evening in Wynne.
 c. M. Crossett, of DeView had business in town Monday.
 John Greer, of DeView, was on our streets Wednesday.
 Miss Maud Miller left Sunday for Hot Springs, for 8 visit to friends.
 R. M. Conner and R, H. Smith were visitors in Augusta Tues- day evening.
 J. c. Mitchell. of Hunter, call ed on us Monday. He attend ing court here.
 Miss Rosser, of Cotton Plant, is the guest of her uncle, O. L. Johnson this week.
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-15

From The Newport Independent.
 Ei arry Snapp was here trading Wednesday from Fitz- hugh.
 W. B. Angus, of Auvergne was here Monday night.
 Miss Rebie Buster, of River side came up Saturday morning on visit to her school friend, Miss Claira Johnson.
 Ed R. Woodson, who is to be the manager of the Shoffner Mer- cansile Company came up from Augusta Friday.
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-15
A. D. STAFFORD-n

Gan be found at his TENT ready and nrepared to do your WORK in his line in an artistic manuer Picture, made by Mir, Stafford, will bring back the fondest memories. Tomorrow, your loved ones may be Pictures have been kept for centu- ries. COME to the sTAFFoRDs s PHoToGRA PHI GALLERY and have your PICTURE taken now
 McCrory,. Arkansa
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-15

Messrs. Shorty" Rush. Will Grimes, John Lewis. Jim and Tom Mayfield, Chas. Dye and Hugh Shearer, visited gusta Friday night to witness the theatrical performance at the City Hall.
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-15
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 N LOCALS

sssss Old PAPERS at the NEWS for 25c per hundred.
 Miss Annie Sue Wilder visited Wvnne one day last week.
 Why don't Mir. McCrory let some one kill some of those fat birds on his place.
 Byron Walker is now in the toomb stone business, under the tutorship of W. II. Emerson.
 For pointers on biscuit mak- ing, see Chas. Dye and Hugh Shearer. The ywill give lessons on flap jack turning every Sunday morning.
 Mir. J. U. O'niel was in town Sunday and called upon an old friend our barber. Mr. Oniel is representing B allard Snow Lini- mentsCo. He is very pleasant fellow.
 On Tuesday of shis week three young ladies of oar town graced the Sanctnmti Sanctorum of the  News. We have been asked not to mention their names for the present.
 ". Fl. Jimerson left Mon day for Clarendon, where he will put in foundation for the Evan Monument, one of the finest ia the State. It weighs g tons and was turned oat by Morris Bros. of Memphis. When in need of work in that line, give them 8 trial.
 L. A. P. Beard and Jeff Sprad- dlin have returned from their visit to Texas. They had 8 splen did time. But Jeff hasn't been seen since. We understand the Texas people taught the art of pocket splitting and pocket book extraction. If such lessons have such direful effects on Jeff as to cause him to remain at home, we hope he will never take anoth ersuch lesson.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. J. McAlister, who have been visiting relatives at West Point and Seary left the first of the week for Iowa, La. Mr. McAllister is doing well in Louisiana. He and Mr. J, ". House reaped a harvest of 1183 barrels of rice last year. This was gathered from 125 acres of laad and for the year 1903, they will cultivate the Chinese Article on 37t aeers. May they have an excellent harves u for their work. Arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs ". M. Mathews two young people on the morning of Jan. 18th 1903 Of this pair of twins, the poet has pinned the following. "BAings on thee little man,
 Barefoot boy with cheek Of tan. On thy arms the muscles stand. Ready to weld most any band, " Darling lady, joy of earth;
 Sweet as the nectar of thy myrth.
 Unto thee we sing chantens
 sweet
 Of the fakure happiness com
 plete. ;
 All parties concerned are do ing well.
 ID Nl \
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-15
City Officials.
LODGES.

". o. ". Gum Woods Camp No. 1eS meets at Mo cCrory, Ark first Tuesday of each month at Sp.m. H, T. Raney, e. The MASONIC LODGE of McCrory rnaet on the 1st and Sd Thursdays of each month All visiting brothers are most cordially invited.
 F, E. Taylor M The Chapter of o. E. S. of McCrory meet on the End and 4th Thursdays of each month All visiting members most cordially invited
 Mrs. ". B. Dougherty, " M The Knights and Ladies of Honor meets at pm. or the End and 4th Thursdays of eeee month. All members cordially invited
 Mrs J. 0. Crossett Protector
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-15

On Saturday, Jan. 24th, I will sell all my vehicles, harness, wa gons and everything in the Livery Business. Nine months time will be allowed if an approved note is given.
 ouin Cole.
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-15
ROLL OP HONOR.

The following named pupils of the McOrory Public School, averaged 80 per cent or over for he week ending Friday, Jan. 9th, 1903. No grade loss than 80 will be published.
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-15

Have Kramer to write your FIRE INSURANCE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-02-20

Tho Silver State says Frank Ham.
mond NJ Glover Valley has lost "a nun.
Der OF cattle during the recent storm,
having found III calves frozen in one
place and having been obliged to kill IA
NUMBER OF cattle. which were dying, or
unable To reach feed or shelter.
Mr.. ". L. Crane the South Fork
rancher mnukeyed with a patcn. car
riage heater the other day and got the
worst OF it. II" had the heater. wrap
ped up i'll quilts und blankets, in the
bottom OF the sleigh. Getting cold
around the body he stirred it up with
his whip and set il IN his Jap. As he
drove along thinking OF home, he smell
ed something burning aud Il little in.
~vestigating told him that h was on fire.
One side Of his fur coat, II trouser leg,
and one nf his ovcrshoes were badly
scOrched. The sleigh und the articles
in it were also more or less burned.
He says h" was several miles from no
wh"r" lnd was IN Il pretty had fix until
h" put IN 'ip. ire with SNOW. lie SAYS
that III siirrHn" the tire he must have
knocked ont some OF the hot ashes and
they set him md the sleigh on lire. The
heater, H. =a"s, Is Hlri.ht, but he will
no. nrDn'i,y ai'a il :n. more.
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500 Reward, 500.

Tho readers Of this paper will be
pleased 10 learn hat there ia Mt Icast
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to euro in all lie stagcs, aud
that is Catarrh. Halle Cutarrh Cure IL
the only positive cure known 10 the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n
constitutional disease. requires a con.
stitutional treatment. Halls CatRrrh
euro is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the diaeWe, and giving the
patient strength by building up the con.
stitutiou and ussisting nature in doing
its work. The proprictors have go much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars Tor my case
TINT II fails to cure. Send for tcstimon.
inla. Address.
F.J. CHENEY Il co. Toledo. ..
Sold by Druggists 7ac.
Halle Family Pills are the best.
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ErcntfuI Fridays.

Columbus sailed from PaloS on the
first voyage OF discovery ON Friday, and
it was On a Friday TINT he first discover.
ed land III the new world.
II was on Il Friday that Cabot re.
ceiycd liis commission from Henry VIII
the first American state papers OF
England-winch led Ia the discovery Of
tic continent, and the basis of England's
claims.
The little ship Mayiiower arrived in
Providence bay, Massachusetts, on a
Friday. 1t was ona Friday that the
first representative Legislative body in
America met at Jamestowp. Va.
1t WAS az "A Erilu! ,bat the resolution
declaring in favor Of independence
from Great Britain was introduced IN
Congress.
1t WAS on 81 Friday that Gates fought
his first baltl" with Burgoyne. which
ended later in another battle and the
surrender Of the British forces. Il victory
which resulted III the recognition of the
struggling colonies by France.
1t was on Friday ;hnt CORVALLIS sur
rendered and Perry wJn his victory and
re-cstablished American authority on
the Great Lakes.
1t WI on Friday that Grant began
his attack on Fort Dnnelsun and won
the first signal Union victory i'll the
civil WAT. II was on Friday that Wash.
~ington, Webster, Monroe, Pierce ind
| H1Vnp U.nrn Inrn ,,l ,,,,,. .tl,.- IL
tinGuislled Americans, including the
late Speaker Reed and the present
pre7idirg officer Of the Senate. William
u. Frye.
William Waldorf Astor, head OF the
Astor fortune, and August Belmont,
capitalist and American representative
Of the kotl'echiIds, have Friday us the
natal day, So, Gladstone and Leo Kill.
80 Kansas City Star.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Il. G. Messcrly wants the people of
Elko to know that hc is now ready for
business in J. Garrechi's old stand.
Tomales for sale every Saturday eve.
ning at the residence OF NJ. V. Herman.
deH, just cast Of the undertaking parlors.
Mre. Ella Thompson will open tho
bakery on Feb. End. \ first class bak.
or has been secured and all orders will
be promptly attended to. Any one
wishing my special cakes,e etc, will please
order six hours ahead.
Mcsserly's cigar store 10 the place to
got the best homo made, white labor
cigars in tho market. Cigars sold 10y
Wholesale, retail or sinel 10 box. None
but tho beet tobacco used aud no Chinese
labor employed. Give tho leader.
Superior aud Signorita a trial.
n. p. Guldagger. at Jones cid Stand
In prepared to 60 blacksmithing in all
of its branches Mt prices to suit the
timcs. Horse ]sliocinR and wagon work Il
epcclnlty. All work guaranteed. Take
yonr work Ia Mr.. Guldaggcr's shop il
you want IL done we'll and nj reasonable
prices. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-02-20

Tho members Of the legislature visit.
ell Reno yesterday and inspected the
Asylum and State University. At
night they were the guests of the Cham.
Der Of Commerce and we're given a ban
quet.
w. j. Vance WINS killed and several
other employees injured by a giant pow
der explosion at the Ludwig mine, near
Wabuska, Lyon county Monday. The
explosion occurrence in the miDc where
Vance was thawing powder. He leaves
a wife and two daughters.
The business enterprise mentioned in
he sanitarium article the other day
turns out to be a proposition to start u
brewery here. The parties behind the
enterprise live i'll San Francisco and
have plenty OF means io make it "a sue
cess.
Mn. +. d. Murphy OF Ryndon called
on DR.. Hood yesterday afternoon and
asked him to prescribe something TO
stop the itching and burning OF her face
Tho DIR. saw at once that she had the
smallpox and sent her to the pesthouse.
Her husband went along to take care OF
her.
l. A man came down from Wells yester
day with badly frozen feet. His feet
were frozen while working Tor the o.
Neill Brothers, some distance from
Welle, during tho intense cold weather
OF last week and the deep snow prevent.
ed him from getting to Wells sooner.
He WIS sent to the hospital, where he
will receive the necessary treatment.
Justice Shi-as OF the Supreme Court
Of the United States presented his resig
nation - the President yesterday to
take effect February 9Th. II he doesn't
change h:s mind before that time, as he
did III the Income tax cases, the Presi-
dent will accept the resignation and APP
point Judge Day of Ohio as his succes
sor.
The communication published the
other day OF the sheep hill is causing
some comment as it seemed to assume
that the cattlemen Of the State were be.
hind the bill. THIS the cattlemen Of
Elko emphatically deny. They say they
have no fight with the sheepmen and
art taking no interest in the bill. So
Tar as IT," lSDEPENDENr'S information
goes. liz. bid vas introduces; at the r,
quest 81 the small rauchrrs Of the
count! whose property was being de-
stroycd hy rowing bands Of sheep. 1t is
the small rauchcrs against the sheepmeu
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Celebrated their ao,h. Anniversary

Celebrated their Oih Anniversary.
The Goth anniversary Of Elko Lodge
No. 10 Knights OF Pytbias wa celebrat-
in fine style at their Castle Hall last
night. The Knights and their families
were out in force and a large number of
invited guests swelled the crowd and
filled the Hall to it's utmost capacity.
4 portion Of the crowd spent the time
in playing games and the rest looked on
or passed the hours in social converea-
ton.
just before supper was announced, /.
n. Sherwood, master Of ceremonies, call
ed the crowd to order and introduced
George II. VRrdy OF Wells Lodge who
made II short interesting address on the
principles and teachings OF the Order.
At the conclusion of his address, supper
wns announced and the hungry multi
tude was invited to the new banquet
hall. Hero n long table loaded with
good things TO eat met their gaze and
in very short order every seat at the
table was filed and the good things
were slowed away, where they would do
the most good,
After supper the fun grow more fur
ious and pranks Of all kinds were played
upon the unsnspecting. This was kept
up until the hands Of the clock admon.
ished oil that il was time to leave the
pursuit OF pleasure and seek the en-.
brace OF sleep.
Nothing occurred during the evening
to mar the pleasure Of anyone and a
jollier crowd would be hard to find any.
where. As entertainers the knights
and their ladies are a success. II tho
writer is still on top Of earth whom the
Knights celebrate their next anniver.
sary, he wants to be counted among the
guests.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILr.
Salmagundi.

R,owr wL, r,,on,I, ,,,, ~
., nman,l,. :, E,,a a--;.e ' ~,
steve Henley has been appointed
CLERK ut the prison lio IL we'll qualified
Tor the position ana VIII make an excel
tent "''lc'"i'
r 'e ,"i'U'e
,,N". ~ 'Ii'
"''S "'"o
="
Miss Mable Mcsserly, formerly Of
Elko. and Paul y. DoChninc of Rcro,
49, a.. .
49, "
DR.. Alexander, Mrs. Letter end
daughter II MB. Eggers returned this
afternoon from Salt Lake; whore they
Tho knights oi Pythina are just com
picting nm addition to their Lodgc.room
10 lie useh us II banquet Hail. Gardner
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-02-20

Mr.. and Nina. ". L. Crane, Xnc iIar.
icsty and -. \ Francis are III from
:! outh Fork.
Mr.. W. f.. BridgmaD. secretary ~ the
Elko l.nnd and Improvement Company
arrived from Denver this morning. lie
is here for tie purpose VI lny ing on,
come WORK regarding tho sanitarium.
lie will return tonight.
The ISDErESDEHT has received u
communication on the sheep hill from
II OF Elk county, most prominent
busin"sa mon IN reply to the article that
appeared saturday II will appear to-
morrow.
The casthound flyer struck Il broken
THii nca Golcondn Saturday night and
WIS thrown into the ditch. Fortunately
no u WA seriously injured Tho
wrecked train i,nased east about 9 o'clock
last night,
II In understood TINT Judge Talbot,
recently elected to tho Supreme Bench,
will begin the erection Of n handsome
residence III tho spring IN this city. Tho
'EtruCturr IL Ia co At about $1,000 and will
he modern IN avery respect. Carson
City will hr glad Ia welcome tho jIigo
us "A permanent rreident.-C nrron N.awa.
DRtrict Attorney ". II. \. Pike has
Fled II complaint against Louis Dean.
tIIut i,upar I, ln,il1tnYt To- ,r.,t,
th"ntcr on ono Of tho principal streets OF
Reno. The thcHtrc. III qucstion Ia the
OrpheunI, on Center street. Tho com.
plant charges Dean with conducting a
concert hall on one Of the mnin thorough
iarcs OF tho town, winch docs not con-
form with tho s,ntu,og. This promises
to he III interesting cn~so.-Gazctte.
Mn. Hood aud Mira. lIoohcr returned
Saturday night from their trip to Reno,
Golh liill md Virginia City. They
spent lnst Friday in Carson, visiting tho
Legislature, prison and other pointe Of
interest and calling uron fricHda. lhoy
know oil about making lave and have
l'' w ''''H '" NV 'lil' 'II'' itth IT,
turn IN laying down the Inv "a their
husbands.
Tho irrigation bill passed the As.
ecmbly lnst Friday with only scvcn
yotcs against il. Tho Elko delegation
voted solidly against the till ma did Lit
troll of Lnudcr, MGCarrcn oi WnslIoc
aud jacobsen II Dougiasp. II wont Ia
tho Senate Immediately and passed tbRt
body Saturday with only one dissenting
vote, TINT 81 Hunter 81 Eikn. Senators
Pitt. GnllHghor aud Hardin wore at
aoni. Senator Williams stated after the
vote tl.at no wished 10 thank Senator
Nnwlnndp Tor tho work he had done Tor
tho bill. and especially Tor Tho ranchcre
on tho Sink ~ tho Carson.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-02-20
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

No Carson News today, consequently
no Legislative re- proceedings.
Miss Mnttie Russell left this morning
f"r TuRcar0ra To be present at the vii.
son Primeaux wedding.
Rev. Geo. II. Greenfield went to Tus.
carora by this mornings stage. he will
return Thursday.
Tho lN~pEpFNDxSr is IN receipt Of an
invitation to attend the Inaugural ball
to bc given Governor Sparks by the PEG.
pie of Carson On the evening Of the Ord
Seven men were held up, robbed and
marched into AN ice box in "a Chicago
saloon yesterday by three youug men.
They were kept IN the ice box for hall
nm hour while their cnptors sampled the
liquors IN the saloon.
There are twO parties ui government
surveyors III tie vicinity ~ Saltwater
engaged in running lines Tor the biz
canal 1" tap the Trnckre river above
WadEwOrth, and locating storage res.
rvOir sites.
President Roosevelt; has appointed
George Is. Cortcll on Secretary ~ the
new department II Commerce und La.
hor. COrtciyun WAS the private sccre-
tary 81 President Mckinley and has
capacity.
John Chapman, n grader on the rail-
road, nipped IA pair Of shoes last evening
from the Engler Company. lie WAS ar
rested by Constable Mccoy and to day
Justice Morgan fined him $40 or twenty
days IN Jail. He will board at the
%connti's expense.
Carl Amber, who works mt the sStcam
laundry, had the misfortune yesterday
To get his right hand caught in the man
gle. The knucklc joints OF the first two
fingers wore broken aud the rest OF his
hand n BADLY bruised. He was
brought to town and DIR. Hood dressed
his injuries 1t will be some time be
fore he will have the Use Of his hand.
Irish Nell. Il dcnizcn Of Chinatown,
aud her lover named Bright, got into n
row Sunday night while waiting for "A
train. They were taken IN 10y Constn -
bio Mccoy and fined sI5 each 10y Justice
Morgan. Both went to jail. The wo-
man finally dug up her tine and left
town. Bright Is waiting IN the lock up
FOR her to send money to got him out.
Neither arc desirable residents, but she
is the better OF the two
Editor Gotwaldt Of tho Silver State
was assaulted Saturday evening by the
members OF Il theatrical troupe ne had
been rakinG up the back. Thoy gath.
orcd in the Silver State Office and
threatened to scatter GotwRldt all over
the place. but tine sheriff md his deputy
got in time to save the splitting of blood.
w S. BonniiiCld, ono OF the trustees OF
the Silver State took the pnrt Of tho
theatrical company. Tho members OF
tho company wore placed under arrest
Saturday night md turned loose Mon.
day morning.
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@NM
Levi Strauss 6 Cos
CoPPer-riveted
OVeHallS
Colonel Lynohe,. rrs.Ion.

Windle's Calling Gun makes this
comment upon the conviction Of Col
onel Arthur Lynch Of treason:
When the war closed, the people Of
Galloway, Ireland, elected Colonel
Lynch to a seat in Pertinent, but on his
arrival in England he was immediately
arrested for high treason, and cast into
prison. He was convicted on the fol-
lowing charge:
That the prisoner not having the fear
OF God before his heart, was seduced by
the devil, and unlawfuuy took up arms
against Quen Victoria"
This is n remarkable indictment. 1t
is II fragment from a blood-stamed
page OF the Dar6 Ages. 1t has always
been Il familiar trick OF iyrnnte to pose
rs partners Of Almighty God. Here, in
the blazing light OF twentieth century
civilization, We nre told that Colonel
Lynch wns @seduced by the devil to
take up arms against Queen Victoria
not having the "fcar Of God before his
heart
The ikea that the devil ever seduced
any man to fight for freedom; or that
God ever upheld despotism. is equally
false and monHtroue. The reverse is
true, The devil knows that "a house,
divided against itself, must fall. He ia
the father OF the monarchiaI idea. the
original enemy of Republics.
The devil that seduced Colonel Lynch
was master ceremonies at the Bosten
tea party. and inspired Patrick Henry
to cry; @Give mt liberty or give me
DEATH"
The same devil that seduced Colonel
Lynch moved Tom Paine and Thomas
Jefferson to write the immortal Decla-
ton OF Independence, that challenged
the existence of every throne, shook the
foundations Of hell, and made every
tyrant in the world tremble,
Colonel Lynch was selnced by the
same devil that led William Tell to defy
his oppressOr, and nerved the arms of
Leonides and his Spartan heroes at
Thermopylae.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Attorney llcndcBun hae bcrn ap.
pointed receiver ~ the GoId Creek
Mining Company.
The two young Basqucs, Nuvarran
md Rubianas. indicted for cattle stcnl.
ing by the humboldt county grand jury
have been acquitted.
G. f.. Mayer returned from SILT Lake
yesterday afternoon. 10 WA accom-.
panied by his daughter, Mrs. q 7 Bnngp.
whose home ia in Ely.
Sheriff Clark il feeding tweniy.ono
prisoners. Eight ~ them are paid by
UnClp Sam, five ARE held on felony char
gos aud the remainder are serving sen.
fences.
Tho hill providing for u Governors
mansion ut Carson was amended in tao
Assembly yesterday md passed to en-.
grOEsmcnt,
When M editor makes II mistako in
his paper all the world aces il aud cGlla
him II liar. When u private citizen
makes u mistake nobody knows il *
copt u few friends and they come
around and ask The editor to keep II
out of the papcr. When the private
citizen dice the editor ia nskcd to write
up all his good qualities and leave ont
The bad. When the editor dics the pri-
ato citizen will eny:"Now TINT old liar
will poI hia lpacria -.Ibo EIoyolnnl
(Okln) Triangle.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
almagundi.

Chas. Kaiser returned from Belmont
this morning.
DIR Gardner is nov ready to attend to
all professional calls from the town or
country.
The remains OF Mr.. Alexander were
shipped To Salt Lake last evening. DR..
c. Alexander, Mrs. Eggcrs, Mrs. Letter
and daughter accompanied them.
The ltcinhart Company is Offering
big reductions on dress goods. handsome
dress patterns. ready to wear rapLers
etc, etc. See the new al for further
Particular. II will pay you.
The Assembly considered tile irriga-
ton bill yesterday and passed it. II was
slightly amended aud the appropriation
WAS cut from 20.CO0 to $4,000. 1t will
pass the Senate today.
Nlbert Butler, u former E!kO boy, was
married i'll Ely last Wednesday evening
toMllss -. G.. iJarcillcsn. The ~IXDErES.
pENT extends it's congratulations to- MIR.
'iu u lDuLitT mo WISHES lilcn u
world 81 pro ,pcrity and happiness.
Later rrr"rts from !cstcriay'- rail
road accident SAY that II Was caused 10y
II o ran. The engine and all but
the " rear ears Of No. = running ns the
lir.t section al No ! passed
over 1t safely The rear cars
jumped the track and were dragged
some distance on the ties before tine
train couli stopped. y brakeman WIS
sent back 10 flag the second ~acc,ion Of
No. !, but the cah windovs were so
thichly covered with ice that the cngin
rcr did n"t see him and ran into the
broken rail. 1t liz said that the brake.
man with the flag attempted Ia throw
his lantern through tlr cab window
When the train parsed him. Tho wreck
I'd train passed west about two o'clock
this afternoon