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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31
NEWS OF THE WEEK

Mayor Collins of Boston criticised
by building laborers for his attitude
OH the Narman street schoolhouse job,
and his defeat will be aimed at in the
next campaign
Smallpox patients driven into cold
and snow by fire in Blddcford, Ne,
Ecsthouse and several may die from
cXporsure.
Mass meetings Of the Knights Of
Labor and Boot and Shoe Workers
union in Lynn largely attended
Elopement of Mrs. &. w. South
worth Of Medford, Mass, and Henry
c. James.
Fraak Sanborn Of Lynn, Mass, idcn-
tiiies body found in East Gloucester
woods as that of his wife,
Albert Fox shot in Cambridge, Mass.
by young girl, who didn't know the
revolver was loaded.
Gen. Miles arrives In Paris
Composition of tribunal that will de-
eide Alaskan boundary dispute; treaty
regarded Us triumph for Secretary
Hay.
William Carson, who was thought
skull at Boston City hospital relief
station.
Steamer Dawson City, long thought
to be lost, arrives at Port Townsend
David Curney of Quincy, Mass, en-
tingushes bad blaze single handed;
error in alarm sent firemen six miles
out of the Way,
EX-Secretary John D. Long, who is
under treatment in st. Margaret's hos
pital, reported to be improving.
Mrs. Martin, whose husband Bos-
ton physician, denies her baby, sud-
denly disappears in New York.
Ex-Governor Ingersoll of Connecti-
cut dead.
Chamberlain and Gen. Delarey ex-
change friendly speeches.
First Vice-President Velasco of Bo-
livia bauished.
Fearful SEA running off Cape Cod;
fears for the schooner Luce.
Irishmen of New York meet to con-
slider what to do about Col. Lynch,
found guilty of treason in London.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31
Boutwell, WideaMake at IS.

Groton. Mass.-EX-Gov George Sew
all Boutwell's S5th birthday was
passed in much the same manner as
usual. Thoughtful of his invalid wife,
the record of the passing of the mile
stone was quietly matn only by the
receiving of callers and letters OF fe-
licitation and regard from many
friends. About the middle of the af-
ternoon, the grand old man of Groton
and Massachusetts received a number
of newspaper men who make an an
nual pilgrimage. and who found him
in sood health and discriminating in
his utterances on public questions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31
"Ancther Day Tomorrow"

Where is the wisdom of worrying,
even if the task on which you are en-
gagged is not completed when the sun
goes down? Why complain II the
pleasure you were expecting has not
come at nightfall? There Is another
day tomorrow The work will be fin-
ished in due time and the Joy de-
I,rred will be all the sweeter when 1t
Genes.
Few young folks enjoy waiting. Pa
tience is a slow plant to root. You
want to see the result of your work
at once. If you have set your heart
on a pleasure, you are eager to enjoy
it Immediately. If today Is disap-
pointing it Is hard to find comfort In
the fact lhat there is another day
tomorrow.
Taking the year together, there is
more sunshine than rain. If today
the skies are gray, that Is a good rea-
son for expecting them to be blue by
another morning. The longest lane
has a turning, and no trial lasts for
ever. What if things went wrong to-
day? Cheer up! There Is another
day tomorrow.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31
TUESDAY,,
Jan. 27, 1908.

Testimony before national congress
sional committee largely places respon-
sibiity for high coal prices and short
! age upoh Independent dealers and the
railroads.
Venczuolas offer of 80 percent of
the customs receipts of Porto Cabello
and La Guaira accepted Professionally
by the allies. though Bowen has not
!! yet received official notification.
Berkeley temple (Boston) cOnerega-
tiOn re- elects old board of trustees uf-
ter lively meeting.
Use of Australian ballot causes stir
at annual meating of Actors Church
alliance; Rev. Dr.. Shinn defends the
theatre as possible defence against
vice and insanity.
Attorney for the miners called to
the witness stand at the strike COM
mission hearing.
DR.. Harry Q. Thompson, u. S. cattle
inspector, fined SIS at Concord for al
legged cruelty to animals, discharged
by Judge Brown in the U. S. circuit
court
Angelo Moltedo dead at Dorchester,
Mass, as result, physician and family
say, of accidental shooting.
Trustees of Boston university ac-
cept resignation of President Warren.
Religious mania given as cause Of
suicide of beautiful East Boston girl
Unknown steamer ashore off the Isle
of Anglesey; part of crew got ashore;
may be the Shenandoah, Newport
News for Liverpool.
Amesbury carriage workers allege
manufacturers are import ng alien la
Dor under contract.
Philip Doblin goes on the stand be-
fore the naval committee and testifies
that his statement about Offering a
bribe to Lessler at the instigation of
Quigg was false.
Boston aldermen concur in order for
city coal yard.
Marcelino Di Scasio sentenced at
Boston to two years in house of cor
rection for shooting little Angelina
NarasinO.
Prominent Brookline, Mass, people,
10 humber vi HedIly SUU pIOleSl W Sc
lectmen against dispossession of G..
A. r. posts quarters in town hall.
Janitor Shaw of Oak square (Boston)
primary school unconscious in school
basement for hours as result of fall
Ex-President Cleveland pays tribute
to Abram f. Hewitt at memorial
meeting in New York.
Daniel Driscoll of East Boston in
stantly killed by by fall into hold of
steamer Winifredian.
Morgan of Alabama takes the first
steps to block the Panama treaty, but
stands alone
Somervile school board votes for
new Latin high school building
Bishop Lawrence urges that naval
chaplains be placed on a better foot
ing.
Indications that more Lynn shoe fac
tories will be involved in the fight be-
tween the rival unions; beginning of
the injunction hearing in Lynn.
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WONDERS OF HYDRAULIC MINING
Of Rock
Of Rock.
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The nozzle, heavy as II Is. is SO con-
structed that 1t may be directed at
any part of the cliff by the hands Of
one man; and yet II It should. by any
unfortunate accident, get out OF the
mans control, and the water be not
Instantly turned OF Mt the reservoir.
II becomes AS unmanaseable as O tor
nado.
When everything Is ready the sluice
gate at the reservoir Is opened and
the water begins to run with head
long force down the iron pipe and
out at the nozzle. which generally has
diameter of about eight inches.
The pipeman turns the stream on
the cliff, and pebbles and bouldsrs.
some of the latter weighing more than
Il ton, are knocked down and scattered
about like corks in the fury OF a hur.
ricane.
The force of this stream Is almost
incredible. II has no power behind II
but its own gravity, and as 1t strikes
the cliff 1t makes a roar that may DO
heard for more than a mile. 1t will
wash down more pay dirt" In one
day than 10000 men could handle with
the old-fashioned rockers"
AS the water comes from the nozzle
ii is like solid ice. Try to stick q
knife blade into 1t and the knife will
be jerkod from the handle. Try to
thrust Il crowbar into it-and q strong
man may succeed in getting the point
half an inch in. but the bar will be
wrcnched violently from his hands.
Nor could the strongest man that lives
drive an axe into the stream further
than halt an inch.
Sometimes a nozzle will tear itself
loose from its fastcnings, and when
that happens the stream deals destruc'
ton and dGatl all around 1t until some
ore shuts off the water up at the res
crNOir.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31
Jan. 20, 1903.
FRIDAY,

FRIDAY, Jan. %, 1903
German cruisers Panther, Nhcta and
Fake continue the bombardment OF
fort San Carlos more than II hours
and not yet ended; Nenezuclans lost
Il killed and IL wounded.
Fire in ward Il of the Boston City
hospital in which q lelirlous patients
were rescued.
: Lynn board Of trade committee and
Mayor Eastman to meet with leaders
Of rival labor organizations to seek
settlement Of shoe strike.
Cutters and turned worlimen strike
at Haverhill.
independents In New York cut
wholesale price of anthracite to $8 and
it may be still lower,
George Brann, Il l4.year-old Brook
line 10Y accidentally shot and badly
wounded his little sister.
Panama canal treaty with Columbia
signed.
President Rooseveit's S hand hurt lit
tie in single stick exercise with Gen.
Leonard Wood.
Brunswick, Me, officers get lively
reception when attempting to arrest
Rocky Hill farmer.
Crowd of Syrians in a bloody fight
in Boston's West End.
Stratford j. Ryland shoots himself
at Wakefield, Mass.
Coroners inquest in Gonzales case
takes only five minutes to bring in Y
verdict that death was due TO gunshot
wound from J. H. Tillman.
U. S. tug Leydon may be saved; crew
taken to Newport.
Coal strike commission probing into
cause of shortage in production.
Colorado Democrats bunk down in
senate chamber, and swear they'll stay
till the session ends.
Rhode Island people stirred by death
Of Eugene Mccarthy, the boxer; MUIR
ply bailed on manslaughter charge.
Long-eXpected antitrust bill SUBJ
mitted to the full committee on judi
ciary by the subcommittee and pro-
vides for publicity, forbids rebates out
laws monopolies and provides for DAM
age suits by persons aggrieved.
National house authorizes full in
charges; Lemuel Ely Quigg said to be
the man who offered $4,000 for vote.
Frost disturbances in Attleboro and
Whitman, Mass, first supposed to have
been earthquake shocks.
D;ebnp ~ pnrlipytnp W. cpmac Duf
against referendum license bill.
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Mansled in Carding Machine.

Providence, r. I.-George Boarbeau,
in the Olneyville district, a card help
Ter in Atlantic mill, No. 2. from some
unknown cause, fell into the cards
and was carried forward by the power
full mechanism into a space between
the cylinder and th2 rolls less than II
inches across. When discovered, his
body had been horribly crushed and
8nangled. Nobody saw the boy fall and
xhe was not miss2d by his fellow-em-
ployes.
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Insurance COMPANY SWindled.

New York. N. Y.-Life insurance
men declare that the band of swindlers
which collected insurance on the lives
of Raphaele Trambarulo and Cassi-
miro Circone, after burying bodies of
of aged men and certifying that they
were those Of the policy holders, has
probably made upward of 100000
through its operations. In the opinion
of the insurance men there are many
graves about New York which d. not
contain the bodies they are supposed to
hold, and many graves are empty. Jo-
seph Trapani, an undertaken; Albert
I.Oewitz, a doctor. and Mucci. doc
tor, are under arrest.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31

Chelsea. Mass.-A four-ounce pack
age of salt at 81 package is what Mrs.
w. Bigwood of 10 Marlboro street,
bought from slick young man who
represented him IF as selling agent
for the Standard Oil Company's oil
she declined to purchase. When he in
formed her that he had for sale a
powder, which by mixing tablespoon
full in a gallon of oil would make the
same go furth:r than five gallons with
out it, sne bought the powder" 1t is
Of this game.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31
Yaquis Kill Americans.

Cananea, MeX.-The Yaquis have at
lacked the town of San Marcial, the
mining centre of the stats, and almost
taken possession Of it. The defenders
Of San Marcial against the Iaquis in
cluded more than 30 Americans, eight
OF whom were killed, among them Mr..
McAllister, formerly SUI rintend nt of
the Puerto Citos min Of this place;
Frank Pendleton. fern rly foreman Of
the same mine, and Edward Shut and
George Carroll. 1t is stated there were
numl r of Americans on the side of
the YaQuis.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31
THURS DAY,

THURSDAY, Jan. 29, 1908.
Representatives of the allies cabled
home to urge acceptance of Bowens
latest proposition to enable the lifting
of the blockade.
James NJ. Hilton of Cambridge killed
and Lewis s. NJ. Goldon injured In
railroad collision in Arizona.
Number of dead in the Graceland
railroad wreck 20, one not identified,
two missing.
Panic on two ferryboats in Boston
harbor, as result of the fog.
Witness before legislative coal COM
mittee at Boston tells of refusal of
fuel supply officials to accept offer of
10000 tons of coal at low price.
Presence of extra policemen in Lynn
not necessary to protect the new cut
ters, as no violence is offered.
Hearing begun on petition for the
removal of elevated railways turn
stiles.
President Pritchett of Technology
hurt while horseback riding.
Mayor Collins of Boston defends fuel
supply ColllHilltCt III lCttVl ~ NohlhoI
council.
Union, N Y, girl killed by "love
drops" given her by Claud Sundberg.
formerly of Lynn. Mass.
Capt. Charles A. p. Talbot appoint
ed the new British consul at Boston.
Fund for monument to murdered Ed
itor Gonzales started in Columbia, S. c.
Kansas senate defeats woman suf-
frage bill.
Reginald Vanderbilt greets mother
and sister in New York.
Patrick Diver, once famous in New
York, is dead.
Miners counsel wants Baer, Trues-
dale, Harris and Thomas to be sum-
moneG by coal commission; Darrow
claims operators and not miners limit
the output.
John Chapman, aged resident of
Swampscott, dead
Milton j. Flood, well known traveller
and entomologist, believed to be lost
near Duoro. New Guinea.
Ex-Gov. Boutwell, observes his 85th
birthday at his home in Groton.
Mississippi lynchers denied bail.
Tufts college will receive legacy of
$4,000 by will of Henry Rollins, pro-
bated in Bangor.
Capt. F. L. Cutting, Company L.
Fifth regiment. tried by court-martial
at Maiden.
Emperor of Austria deprives crown
princess of Saxony of all her archdu-
cal titles.
Big cuts made by Mayor McNamee
of Cambridge, Mass, in the annual ap-
preparations.
Henry L. Youtsey says James b.
Howard shot Gov. Goebel of Kentucky.
Prince de Modena, who married for
mer Countess Russell, reported to be
missing since Dec. 80.
Yaqus attack town of San Marcial,
in Mexico, and kill eight Americans.
Plan to have state buy Park Street
church, Boston, to preserve it.
Louis A. Morse. Rutland bridge
builder, shot by stranger he was be-
friending.
President Roosevelt to accept no
more invitations for hunting; doesn't
like to hunt with brass band.
New York physicians and an under
taker arrested for alleged conspiracy
to defraud insurance companies.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31
SATURDAY,,
Jan. "a, 1908,

| on ~ ONDN', SN"' ~ WV
| Effort of Mayor Eastman of Lynn
Mass. to settle the shoe workers con.
Hict by conference apparently fails.
Fort San Carlos, Venezuela, still
holding out, ard the shelliEg still con.
tinues.
| Massachusetts Joint legislative CON-
mittee begins Investigation of coal
situation.
Proceedings of impeachment against
Judge Harney begun in the Montana
| legislature
! Special town meeting at Attleboro
requests Gov. Bates to disband Co. ],
5th infantry, NJ. V. NJ.
| Committee chosen by religious bod
les in New York to secure uniform d.
vorce laws.
Three women crushed to death in
fire panic in New York.
Independent operators place blame
for lack of discipline and restricted
output on miners union.
| Farmers CT TIE west are forming
unions to protect themselves.
Amesbury, Mass, strikers attack
non-union men and several of the lat.
ter arc injured; two manufacturers al,
so attacked.
Boston sports lose heavily at great
cooking main near Baltimore; $4,000
said to have changed hands.
| Carnegie withdraws offer of $4,000
library to Brunswick. Me-, and former
resident offers $4,000 structure,
| Appeal for funds to rebuild GONZALES
cent home for children at Wellesley
Hills issued.
Second Engineer Walker of the
steamer Belgian, at Portland, from
Antwerp. commits suicide at sea.
Mrs. Ellen Chamberlain of Charles
River village sentenced 10 house OF
correction for six months for burning
little girl
Miss Katherine V. Richardson not
present at guardianship hearing in
Littleton, n Fl.
Officers of the Clan-na-Gael deny
Col. BlaEe's charges that returned
irish soldiers from the Transvaal were
not properly cared for
| Clergymcn and laity honor memory
OF Phillips Brooks at the lOth anniver'
sary OF his death.
| Lawson ship merger Will be inLor
porated as the Coastwise Transports
tion company, with a capitalization OF
$3,OOO,OO0.
| Squire family say they will attempt
to prevent control of John p. Squire d
Co. by outside interests.
Stranger beOueaths 100000 to Mont.
pelier seminary and $4,000 TO Yer.
mont Preachers Aid society.
Ex-senator Innes' Boston friends
feel sure he will be named as success.
sor to Police Commissioner Clark.
Robert Lyon Sr.. killed and his son
seriously wounded as result of quar-
rel in Burrillvillo. X. l.. mill; Michae!
Angelo dc Palma held on murde,
charge.
| Charleston. s. c.. again shaken by
an earthquake, but not severely
! shocks also felt at other points in
South Carolina and Georgia.
Pigeon Cove hotel and several other
buildings at RocEport, Mass, de
stroyed by fire.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31

Capt. Alfred Sorensen of SomcrNlle,
Mass, noted life saver, gets his seq
ond bar" medal from congress,
Powers del!ber rating over the latest
proposition OF the Venezuelan envoy;
no friction among the allies,
Col. Lynch's sentence commuted to
penal servitudc for life.
Hayes OF Lowell proposes bill TO
license coal dealers through town au-
thoritics.
Coal dealers give interesting test-
mony before legislative investigating
committee.
Judge Gray scores coal company wit
ness before strike commission.
Get coal convention at Washing
ton calls upon President Roosevelt to
enforce laws against trusts.
Eight Gloucester vessels cebound at
Newfoundland
Miss Sarah Gardner says there are
100000 child widows under years of
age in India.
John n. Read OF Attleboro, charged
with bigamy, makes public statement.
Women likely to receive the suffrage
in Kansas.
John ID. Rockefeller gives $7,O00,000
to be used in seeking cure for consdmp.
tion.
Ithaca, n. V, woman discovers that
her husband is her uncle.
Manchester, n. H., man, "impclled
by the Lord" makes remarkable con-
fession, including admission of hay
ing committed arson.
Lynn common council refuses to ap-
point committee to endeavor to set
tie the labor difficulty; boot and shoe
workers union brings in new stitchers
and more cutters.
Congressman Lessler fatty denies
the truth of witness DOblins testi-
mony; Congressman Roberts of Mas
sachusetts makes statement, showing
Lessler wanted to fix it up"
Dickinson-Foster case to go on with
II jurors, owing to the serious illness
of the foreman, Charles +. Low.
Armour cleans up 100000 or more
in the Chicago wheat pit.
Samuel A. Chapman, divinity stu
dent from Boston suffers loss of mem
ory as result of accident at AMMAN
dale, N. Y.
Condition of EX-Gov. Long reported
improved; symptoms of pneumonia,
but physician not anxious.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31
Opposes Costly Schools.

Boston. Mass.-At a session lasting
less than half an hour. the school COM
mitt:e took decided stand against the
erection of eXtravaeant schoohous, S.
The matter was brought up by MIR.
Mulvey. who said the board should
have something to say about new
schoolholses. He referred to the pro-
posed new building in the Low-ll dis
trict. saying that from what He had
read about he plans and sp 'ciiications
in the newspapers there was extrava-
gance on the part Of the schoolhouse
commission.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31

New York. n. Y.-Former Police
er in Tammany politics. is dead after
en- illness of week. He was stricken
with pleuro- pneumonia last Thursday
and was thought To be holding his own
until his heart began to fail paddy
Diver. as he was known to all 'he
world until enforced retirement. was
one OF the II ost picturesque igmes
in city politics. He was often
pointed out as the arch type of Tam
many leader.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31
To Preserve Park Street CHURCH.

Boston, Mass.-A bill for the preser-
walton of the Park Street church edi-
fee is To be presented in the legislature
in few days A meeting of the COM
mittee on the preservation of the
structure was held ut the rooms of the
Twentieth Century club. at which a
resolution was passed providing that
the state shall buy or take by right OF
eminent domain the Park Street church
and the land on which it stands. 1t
was stated that Representative Froth-
bingham Of Ward II had agreed to put
#in the bill
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31

Churchman-We had a spelling bee
at the church last week. The pastor
gave out the words. Did you hear
about it?
Ascunl-No; was 1t interesting?
Observation-Disclosures. The first
three words he gave ont were 'in-
crease pastor" salary. .'-Phila-
delphia Press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31
Often the Case.

Iouneun-How much a year does 1t
require for the support of wife?
Oldun-Anywhere frCrl $500 to
S300O.
Youngun-Cant you give me some
thing more definite?
Oldun-Yes all the husband has
New York Mail and Express.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31

Quite the latest idea in summer liv-
cries for servants is that Of titled
English woman whose coachman and
fCotman wear white drill liveries with
white pitch helmets or solar topees
during the heated term.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31

Which is the mother and which is
the danshter?' asked Mr.. Gaboy. with
his most engaging smile. on being in
troduced to them.
"rhe-e4 fool" simultaneously ex-
claimed two voices as soon as he had
gone.-Chicago Tribune.
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w EDN ESDAY,
Jan. 2a, 1908.

Fire adds to horror of railroad wreck
at Graceland, N. j.; injured burned to
death and would-be rescuers helpless;
80 known to be dead; scores injured
Building of the Bigelow & Dowse
Company on Franklin street, Boston,
destroyed by fire; loss about 100000
At the Mckinley anniversary ban
quet, in Canton, President Roosevelt
pays glowing tribute to his predeces-
sor.
Congressional coal investigating
committee sitting in Boston defed by
witness who refuses to produce books
of his concern
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-01-31
sOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS.

10 meEs tho appended quotations Of value
alike to buyer and seller, the resume OF the
market, prcfacing the quotations, should be
carefully read. In IL market OF this character
\ Il is impossible to give prices for every day OF
A the week Noting, however, the general ten
dency of trade. sufficiently accurate quota
\ tions will b. given on which dealers can safely
t,49 their transactions.
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lAEAD.ON CRASH.
Three New EneIarders Among Vic
tins Of Arizona Train Wreck.

Tuscon, Ari.-Whiie running at full
speed two Southern Pacific passenger
trains collided, had on, 10 miles east
of here. The wreckage caught fire and
within few minll.eS IL cars were
burned. Twenty bodies have been re-
covered and it is thought Others are
in the charled ruins.
Bc,h drivers and ono fireman were
burned to death and another fireman
seriously inj red. A relief trail has
brought II or The injured to this city.
Following is Il list CT the dad, as
far as CDtainablc at this hour: James
NJ. liiltua, Cambridge, Mass. }. w.
Bruce, engineer; b. Il. Wilkry, en2l-
npcr: George MCGrath, fireman. The
ser.La5ly injured are: benjamin Merry
hill, New hampshire; II, w. Hartman,
Saginaw. Mich; Frederick Donahue,
Little Creek, Mich, A. b. Silyerton,
New IUch; Ben Bradslurd, May Hill,
n. \. Among the injured are also L..
s. NJ. Giidden OF Cambridge, Mass,
and De. Nj, ycrs Of Springfield, y. Many
others were slightly injured by broken
glass.
The son of }. M. Hilton escaped in
jury. Among the unind antihed bodies
are those CT two women.
The first news Of the wreck reached
here when 4 tourist car, which had
been broken away from the east
bound train, ran down grade to TuS-
con, where It was SIC pped