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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
MAGNOLIA CLUB
CASE CONTINUED.
Strong Case Against, Mana Nan
gers OF the Social Organ.
izattOn-POllCe Court.

owing 10 the absence OF Common.
wealth Attorney Richardson, the case o.
the Magnolia Club was further continued
next wednesday In the Police Court yes
tordny.
q This case IA one OK several tat have
been ventilated In the Police Court.
There Is II general fight on among re
police to break UP all clubs that ar"
being run contrary to the ordinances. y no
case against the club arose over an incl'
dent that occurred one night last week.
In which tho president and mem o.s
fiEured, together with q resident ~ ne
rcighborhood. The two members got ~
an alteration in front OF the house OF
the resident and used some strong IAN
guagc. Torvt this they appeared before
Squire Lonne Graves, and one OF then
was SO.
Then the fight against the club was VA.
pushed and when tho case comes up III
the pressure that can be brought to bear
Win b. up with the prosecution.
Thu headquarters OF the club is OH West
Cary Street
The case OF John Peak was dismissed ar.
Peak is one OF the patriarchs. He threw
4 rock at a car during the strike. JUST
because he was walked UP on the spur o.
the moment. Nobody over appeared
ara Inst him. and he made himself known
oyerytIme the case was called. esterdaS
he was dismissed. and that ends the
case.
william Fox was fined IS for being ex-
ceedinRly drunk. and being unable 20 pay
tho fnc he went back to the pen.
In addition to the above cases there
we're n number OF small DRINKS, who were
treated Just as they should be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
TRACY LEIGHTON
is MANGLED BY TRAIN

The body OF Tracy Leighton. an elgh-
teen-year-old youth. who was killed by
train on tho James River division
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
near Glasgow, Va. Thursday was
brought to this city Friday and interrde
yesterday III lakewood Cemetery. Leigh.
ton was employed as Il timc-keeper BY
the railway, and his mangled body was
found on the track as stated. Nothing
further as to the circumstances OF his
death Is known. The remains we're
taken to Clifton Forge and there prepared
for burial. The young man lived at 1lle
North Twenty-eighth Street. IT IS sup.
posed he fell between the cars and was
run over or was killed trying to board q
train. SO little Is known or attainable
as to the casualty that any theory as to
his death is largely speculative.
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a MATTER OF INTEREST
To the People Of Richmond and Vicinity

To the People Of Richmond and Vicinity
When o. new business Is opened In
RIchnond 1t Is matter OF interest to all
those who do their trading with the mer-
chants OF Richmond. This Is more espe-
cIally so IL the new concern is OF such
nroportlons as to assure the public that
they can place their confidence and their
patronage there. for the more good busl,
ness houses Richmond has tho closer WI!
bo the competition and better variety
can be had OF goods at prices
that are right. !,
Until tho opening OF the Elite Studio,
to7 East Broad Street, Richmond did not
have an upto-date. FL ground noor photo-y
sranhIo studio. and although this place
had its setback by the failure last June
It was promptly picked up by good men,
who saw the need Of such q place mere
and pushed on until to-day Is positively
Z in the lead In Photographic work N our
city.
This studio was selected by Tim MUIR
ply, who recently played 'The Man from,
Missouri at the Academy. as the best
Mace In Richmond to have his large CONF
many Photographed, and these pictures
are now being finished,
Many of Richmond's best people know
OF the excellent quality of work turned
out by this studio. SO II Is not necessary
40 speak OF that here. But we ca wish
The fact to be kndyt That, owing 10 the
increased patronage Mr.. Stanton, the
manager, states that he Is able to reduce
the prices Very materially, SO that all
can now secure at the Elite the best
work made In Richmond.
The workmon employed by Tho Elite
ore all the Very best that can be obtained,
and no work that does not come up to
the standard Is allowed to 20 out.
You cannot miss 1t II you sit for your
picture al this place.
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coats are now on tho market, nrd they
arc good things TO have on hand Tor nrnor-
gences, but tho summer stun may last
a week or two longer.
GOOD FINANclERlNd
Prince Edward Board Of Supervisors
Have Done Well.

tSpccial to rho Times-D lspntch.)
MEHERR1N, VA, Sept ie.--The Board
az superyisors OF Prince Edward county
met at Farmville Saturday. The entire
corps of officers were. paid the amount
duo them, and other debts against the
county were receipted In FULL with the
exception Of small outstanding note
that Is held by some person as part pay
ment for work on tho new clerks ohice.
ana When the accounts were balanced u
vas found that something over SSV0V was
left III the treasury.
This Is f,ne showing for tho board OF
ilnaiicicrs.
A nice sum OF money is spent each
month in this county for the bettcrment
OF roads,, but. withul, this and q full force
Of hands. with good road machine that
Is kept steudily ut work, they are far
from being satisfied. and at present q
plan Is on foot to divide UP this sum Of
money between the districts and use 1t
10 improve the highways
Bids have been advertised for by Prince
dward countysto secure n good man to
take care OF the paupors on the large
farm that Ia owned by the county. It Is
the intention OF tho supervisors to dis
pense with the office OF superintendent,
as the expense OF this office has been too
much for the number OF paupers that are
confined.
Tho registration at this place fell far
short OF expectation last week. Only
about eleven names were entered; all
White. 4s
Tho Lunenburg Telephone Company,
with headquarters at this place. has COM
pieted about one mile OF its line, from
Erucevile this way, and has been hung
UP for several days waiting permission
Of tho Southern Railwayfto cross their
track. AS soon as this is received work
OH this end will commence. and the entire
line will be completed. The Charlotte
county line. which covers also q part OF
Prince Edward, will Join this line near
Pleasant Grove. and this whole territory
will BIO within hearing Of Lunenburg.
a large portion OF the tobacco crop has
been cut, housed and cured through this
section. The farmers are well satisfied
with the cures that are being made. and
also the quality Of tobacco. Only a small
amount has been offered for sale. and this
has been mostly primngs. III,
Mrs. j. II. Price will leave here for
Reading. Pa, on Wednesday next, where
she will join her husband for the winter.
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COOL WEATHER
And. THEN WARM
Indications Are Uncertain,
but Likely to Be Brisk
for a Day or TWO.

"old Sol is hardly In IT. said Farmer
Evans yesterday, ''And 1t is quite likely
that he will be excluded from palticipA
ton in things for Sunday, at least"
This means that the weather To-day will
be good for ohurch-gong and for
quiet sIestas at home III the afternoon,
it Is not likely that the frosty atmos-
'phere will linger about here lang. for the
cool wea Their is a result II Tho seyc,>
storms that have played havoc along the
coast for several days, and when that
passcs along in the course OF events the
sun will get In the game again. When,
serges and straw hats will be II, Voc te.
Fall suits ana fall hats with llsht oyer
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DETECTIVE:
MISSING
Richard Richards. One Of Best
Known e. & o. Special Men.
A-..-..- Il. S55
NOT SEEN FOR SOME f: TIME I
Warrants issued Against All The soeia
Clubs II Newport News for Not
Complying With Oily ordl,
rance as to Llcense. stt
NOT SEEN FOR SOME TIME
ltspucl.l y .rhs rlme.. plspa.eh1

{Spucial. To The Times Dispatch.) a19s
@ NEWPORT n NEWS, VA, Sept. ie'---'
Richard Richards. one Of the best known
4 Chesapeake and Ohio detectives here. is
missing. He is supposed to have been
seer, last when he received his salary At
tho company's once IN Richmond last
week. Flo left wife and two children
behind.
AFTER SOCIAL CLUBS. = r
warrants have been Issued against nll
OF tho social clubs In tho city, charging
thsm with falling to comply with the city
ordinance requiring them to pay liccenscs
OF t5t0.
Two OF the clubs recently secured an
injunction restraining the commissioner
OF the 4 rcvenun from collecting the
licenses. but the police claim that the IN
junction does not affect their actions IN
any way.
Tho casos will probably be heard IN
inc Police Court Tuesday.
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MIR. HECHLER OWNS
The HUNTER MEDAL
He Won 1t Yesterday for the
Third Consecutive
Time.

rhero was ar, enthusiastic lot OF shoot.
era nj fcnst End Gun Club Yesterday, and
fniIdii in tnrest shown III zach event.
JTha fiist string Of twenty-five wan for
tho weekly medal ana With handicap
allowed The same scores decided Whp
should wear, the Hunter Arms Go. medal.
n very handsome emblem Of the shoot
er's skill The latter was won BY Mr..
1lechler. and, this being his third Win.
tho medal becomes his personal property.
1'hp former medal was tied for by Flip.
pen nnd Anderson. the latter Whining
MANI Saturday will DO the most inter-
estins, as well as the last. shoot OF the
s The Harris. F'lippen & CO. medal will
be contested FOR by q number Of the
crncker-1ac Of 1tlchtnOtid. The ono win.
ming t. becomes tho final owner. 4. ia
Tie Automatic Club have promised to
attend this shoot In Il body. It's aafe
to say It viii be tho largest OF the year.
Il Mr.. G. Van 1nvogen, Of New York, rep
resentng tie Union Metnliy Cartridge
Co., was a visitor at the club yesterday
and by his nffable ways made many
friends, Hc Is not a shooter. but n very
handy man to referee Or keep scores.
c Mr. MorrIsette was showing UP new
hand trap and the way Anderson. Hech-
Ter. Talfnan. Haughton ana Tlippen
stopped those grass cutters and ''sky
scrnpcrs" was caution. It was impos..
slble for one to escape the pattern OF
that New Schultze load ofpowder
Twenty five targets IN each event; scores
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
FAIR SPONSORS
Fair Repre- sentatives from Two Ends OF
The State

Fair Repre- sentatives from Two Ends OF
The State.
The Virginia veterans will be repre-
sented at The Newport Na,ts annual re- re-
union by Young women Of distinguished
lineage from two ends OF the State.
General James MacGill. grand com.
mander OF the Confederate Veterans OF
Virginia. has appointed Miss Virginia
Greever, OF Chilhowie. Va, sponsor at
large for the State. and Miss Mary paul
Roner Of Petersburg, her maid OF honor
Miss Greever Is the daughter OF former
Senator Greever. and will carry in the
parade the flag that was carried by her
distinguished father throughout the Civil
War.
Miss Roper is the daughter OF Mr.. Bart
lett Roper, q prominent citizen Of Peters 'r-.
burg, 3a{T. Gfs'55. a-ta 3 isgt{ ,ll5 iE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Trainings chooI 10 Open.

Tho opening OF the womah's League
Mace at Nos. Az and All North Third
Street Tuesduy evening. September 22d. at
s O'clock Glasses In cooking. dress I
making, domestic science and trained
nursing will be formed. The public II
Invited. to attend. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Master Charles II. Hall Celebrates His
Thirteenth Natal Day.

lI7I HITltelIlII lNuRd' va Y ~
Master Charles II. Hall. Jr,, celebrated
his thirteenth birthday Friday night. and
Ills parents gave party, which was en-
joyed BY many OF the young people Of
the neighborhood. Tho parlors were deco
rated with potted plants, Red was the
prevailing color. Those present were
Misses Alice Stout, Willie Dnwley. Bes-
sic Couch, Mary Wood, Ida Reade, Edna
and Louise shuman. Grace Cottrell, El!z-
abeth Wright, Belle. Pauline and Rachel
Pcarce and Masters Perry seay Russell
Couch, Lewis Wright. Wellington Cot
trell. Edwin Stout and Charles II,
Hail. Jr.
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MINISTER TO RUSSIA
Guest at Allegheny Hotel With the
Langhornes and Mrs. Gibson.
,ecihl 10 The Times. Dlspa tcl1.)

(specihl 10 Tho Times. Dlspa tch.)
GOSHEN, VA, Sept. 1o.-Among the
prominent guests bc!ng entertained bS
Mr. aid Mrs ". g. Mccormick at the
Hotel Allegheny, are Ambassador Robert
8 Mccormick. Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Lang
horne and Mri. Charles Dana Gibson. who
arrived this evening.
Ambassador Mccormick yill sail for 81.
Petersburg In few days. 3sf
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roo LATE nc. CLASSIFY.
BY, Augustine Royal {: Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l@ Manchester, Va.
y1pTIrE OF "a y

Is \, yI a1 F. r 81 4 D 51ToBG 1F
1, 1901, and recorded In the Cor
ter Va, in D. B. %, page EOS, we. the
undersigned trustees, being required SO
to do. Will sell. at public auction on the
p = FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER rs. 1903,
at $50 O'clock r. NJ, that small house.
No, sos East Fifteenth Street, lot fronts
20 feet 8 10 inchesxl20 feet deep bo-
tween Everett and Maurr Streets, Man
chester. Va. 4a
n TERMS-Cash. ~,
T.. H. SPENCE. M
10. LANE STERN,
Present Trustees Granite Building Co.
scpo0,2 %, 23.24.2o.
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The.
VIRGINIA Mechanics Inst ituie,

HE7@. N1RHt SCHOuI OF IeCHHUIuSy, sl-sl1 il3.!l N
will begin Its twentieth session on
WEDNESDAY, tho s0th day OF septem-
ber 1903 The scholars OF last session
viii be given the exclusive privilege Of
entering until tho 10th Of scptemberi
after that date all applications Will be
considered In turn. until the limit OF
each class Is reached. Apply to score
tary at Institute. 10l4 East Broad Street,
daily from 10 O'Clock a. NJ, to 2 o'clock
p. Mr., and from O'clock F.. NJ. to 9!
o'clock p, NJ.
MANN s. Q1IARLES.
Chairman School COMMITTEES. X
THOMAS s. ELLETT, Secretary,
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Miss Ethel Fitzpatrick will return from
Mt. Airy Tuesday evening" and will Abe
the guest for the coming week Of Miss
Rosebud Brown. Of West Grace Street..
She will leave early In October for Bos-
ton, Mass, where sho will reside.
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MIR. Vau han Better.
Mr.. i, B. vaughan, who Is critically
III with pneumonia, was considered slight
.ly better last hight,
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SCHOOLS.

Miss Malen Burnett Pupil Z, q !, osests
Ralf, Berlin. and Mosko o Paris, ,a ana
Arhuckie Moses New York, OF Francon-
Dayles, London. and OF jacques
Bouhy, Paris. Will return from Europa
l0l West Main Street,
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Miss Annie Leo Kenney has returned t
Nchmpnd after a delightful Visit t
Louisa county.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-01
IS OUT UNDER BOND
HURLEY'S FRIENDS ARE CONFIDENT
THAT HE CAN PROVE HIS
INNOCENCE.

Con J. Hurley who was brought here
by Sheriff Quinn from Alaska on charge
Iof 'cmbezzlcment, was released yesterday
afternoon on bonds in the sum of S I 900,
which was prepared for him by friends.
Sheriff Quinn had no trouble in bring
ing Hurley back, as he agreed to accom-
pany him and was waiting for the sheriff
when he arrived in Nome
Hurley says he will have no trouble in
proving his innocence, and is glad OF the
opportunity to do SO.
Hurley is charged with approprating
to his own use some $4,000 or more be-
longing to the Montana Hardware COM
pany. The accused man, so it is said, has
stated that the fraudulent entries were
made under instruction.
Mr.. Hurley was accompanied by his
wife, and went Immediately to the home
of his mother on his arrival in this city.
Since leaving Butte Mr.. Hurley has re-
sided in Seattle, Wash, and Nome City,
Alaska. In the former place he was en-
ployed in bank and then went to Nome
to accept a similar position there, where
he was engaged when arrested by Sheriff
Quinn.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-01
ny ASSOCIATED pRrSS.


New York, Oct. r.-Opening prices advanced
fraction all around a moderate volume OF
business. Amalgamatcd Copper led the rise
with gain Of " and Steel preferred advanced
IL. There was renewed heavy selling Of Penn.
sylvania, which forced 1t half below its opening
price. New York Central declined a point III
sympathy and broke away to "a. Other stocks
reacted but did not go far below yesterdays
close.
Buying orders were executed later, notably
in the Coalers, and the list bounded UP rapidly.
Standard stocks and the Coaers showed Uni.
form gains at II o'clock. The upward course
OF the market became more pronounced.
The bears were impressed with the character
OF the buying and covered large lines. Gains
reached points in Reading, Erie second pre-.
fcrred, Amagamated Copper, Sugar and II. X.
T., sJs in Metropolitan Street Railway and 3
in Reading first preferred.
The whole level Of the stock market was
from I to points over last night
Pennsylvania advanced to IiB and then re-
lapsed a point, as did l.. & N. The markets
became dull at a slightly lower level Bonds
were steady at noon.
Stocks were taken with confidence on the
decline and the demand soon checked the
pressure Of offerings. Bull operators then bid
up the leaders aggressively and top prices were
reached by number of stocks. Reading, ST.
Paul, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Atchi.
son, B. & o. and Amalgamated were bought
heavily, and Pennsylvania rose about IiS again.
Northwestern and Consolidated Gas advanced
8 and Wells.Fargo, sM.
A setback OF about a point in Pennsylvania
and Louisville held the market in check for
while but the general advance was resumed
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-01
MINING APPLICATION NO. d69i.



Helena. Montana, September IS, 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry l.. John.
ston and Andrew j. Johnston, whose postoiice
address is Butte, Montana, and Oliver l..
Johnston, whose postoiiicc address il Mssoua,
Missoula county. Montana, have this day filed
their application lor patent Tor s56.s linear
feet being si8 feet norhcasterly and 3z8, feet
southwcstcrly from discovery shaft, oi the
Sarina No. J Lode Mining claim. upon which,
a notice Of intention 10 apply for patent was
posted the I'D day Of September, A. ID. 1903.
situated in Summit Valley tunorganzed) min.
ing district, Silver Bow county. state Of Mon.
tana, designated as Survey No. 6oi8 in the
unsurvcyed portion OF Fractional Township 3
north, Range west, being more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at the southwest Corner No. Z,
point IN the north side line of Survey No.
6o26, a granite stone set in the ground, with .
mound OF earth alongside and marked 1908
for Corner No. I, from which the quarter Sec
ton corner ON the east boundary OF Section ",
Township 3 north, Range ? west, bears north
81 degrees y minutes 80 seconds west 72o7S
feet, and running thence south % degrees 3Y
minutes cast, sos feet; thence north de-
Rrecs ~ minutes west, 1888 feet; thence north
81 degrees So minutes west, sos feet; thence
south degrees IL minutes east. 1888 feet to
the place Of beginning, containing an area of
s.o3 acres, of which LOO acres is In conflict
with Survey No. 5000 not claimed leaving an
area Of roJ acres claimed by the above named
applicants.
The location OF this claim Is OF record In tho
county recorders Office of Silver low county,
Montana, in Book "U," OF Lode Locations on
Page 40.
The adjoining claims to these premises are
Survey No. soo6, Sarina Lode on the north
and west; Survey No. 6oo3 Hopper King No.
q Lode on the east, and Survey No. 6o.6,
Columbus Lode, on the south.
FRANK ID. MIRACLE. Register.
Samuel Barker, Jr., attorney for applicants.
(First Publication September &c. Ioo3).
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-01
SERIOUS DECLINES
INFLUENCING IRON
MANUFACTURERS ARE MAKING CON-
CERTED EFFORT TO CUR
TAIL PRODUCTION.
WAGES ARE BEING REDUCED
Drastic Measures Taken by Furnace Men
in Various Sections-OutIook
Better Than Reported.
WAGES ARE BEING REDUCED
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, Oct. I.-Rccent heavy declines in
railway and industrial stocks has had de-
pressing effect on the iron trade, according to
the Iron Age A matter which may have con-
siderable effect, however, is the publication to
be made this week OF the specifications for the
great tunnels in this city to be built by the
Pennsylvania Railroad company. 1t is re-.
ported that the vast requirements will include
100000 tons Of casting.
To Curtai Production.
Pig iron manufacturers are much in earnest
in their endeavor to curtail production. 1t is
hoped to effect reduction OF at least 20 per
cent Efforts are being made to secure the
cooperation of producers throughout the
country. The excess of production over con-
sumption is not believed to be very serious,
possibly not over 10 per cent.
Notices at a number of Eastern furnaces that
wages will be reduced 10 per cent show that
drastic measures are necessary. Consumers
are carrying very small stocks.
The Southern pig iron producers are still
endeayoring to secure reduction in the
freight rate to Northern markets meeting
OF the Southern pig iron committee will be
held in this city today and the question will
6gain be taken up
Stronger Demand.
The demand for finished iron and steel pro-
ducts shows little improvement, and prices
in general way are well maintained. The
opinion prevails that the makers of such pro-
ducts should not allow themselves to become
apprehensivc as to the future and attempt to
secure more business by making concessions.
The business situation of the country is sat
isfactory and the demands in many lines is
simply postponed to await developments If
manufacturers preserve their equanimity and
hold up prices it is believed the demand and
consumption will compel an increase in trans
actions.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-01
REPUBLICATION
MINING APPLICATION NO. 46zs
United States Land Office.

Hc1eHa, HIoHtHHa, sept. 2, 1903.
Notice Is hereby given, that the Butte Land
& Investment company, by Simeon " KEN.
per, its attorncy-n.fact, whose postofficc ad.
dress is Butte, Silver Bow county, Montana,
has this day filed an application for patent
Tor 1896, acres of the xcnophanes Placer Mining
Claim situated in (unorganizcd) Mining Dis
trict, Silver Bow county, Montana, notice Of
which was posted on the claim on the s7th
lary set forth and described in the Official
examination and Report No. I76. OH flo in
this office, as follows. to-wit: Lots and .,
and the east half OF the northwest quarter OF
Section ls, Township north. Range , west
Office OF the Recorder OF Silver Bow county,
on Page AGO. in Book d OF Paccrs.
There arc no known adjoining claims to
these premises
FRANK D. MIRACLE. Register.
Jos. II. Harper. U. S. Claim AgeAe
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-01
W. E. WESTLAKE is RELEASED

Walter T.. Wcstlake, arrested by Chief
of Police Mulholand on advice of Chief
Armstrong of Denver, charged with false
prctenses, was released this afternoon.
Chief Mulholland sent several tele-
grams to Denver, but no reply was made
Westlake is young man of good appear
ance. He will leave tonight for Denver.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-01
IN THE STREET TODAY

when urgent buying of Pennsylvania rallied IT
to iIo. The best prices of the day then
current. St. Paul showing rise OF about 3
and United States Steel preferred over J.
Another dip in prices carried back l.. x N.
and b. II. I. over point. There was a rise
of a. in Consolidated Gas and 3 to ~ in
Brooklyn Union Gas. Rubber Goods preferred
and Lackawanna fell 4.
In the late dealings New York Central rose
"a over last night. The close was steady.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-01
Wreck on Great Northern.

Whatcom Oct. IA Great Northern
excursion train. which was being made up
thus morning, backed into logging train
near here. Fireman Heberer of the
logging train was hurt about the head and
the cab and tender of his engine badly
wrecked.