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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-23

A very charming occasion was the
meeting Of the Magazine club ON
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Robert
Becker Phillips, Of jefferson street
Quotations were given from Thaokery
in opening, and Miss Matte Fowler
pleasantly reviewed a recent life Of
Thsckery" The Century, Forum,
Cosmopolitan, Bookman and Indepen-
dent were entertainingly discussed by
Mrs. Samuel T. Hubbard. Mrs. George
Flournoy, Mrs. Victor voris, Mrs.
Bransford Clarke, Mrs. Rabb Noble
and Miss Minnie Radcliffe. A delight.
full two course luncheon was attrac-
lively served during the reports. The
guests of the club were: Mesdames
John W. Keller, Henry Hughes, StAhl,
of Denver, Col. Aaron Williams, Of
Chicago; Max b. Nahm, of Bowling
Green, and Miss Waller, of Morgan
field, Ky.
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AMONG CLUBS.

The Delphio Club met on Tuesday
morning with Mrs. An lie II. Morrow
and enjoyed delightful discussion of
the art galleries of Florence. Mrs.
Robert b. Phillips gave review Of
the Uffizi and Pitt palaces and their
art treasures. Mrs. Edmund M. Post
told of the Bargello and Mrs. Louis n.
Rieke discussed the Academy Bel Arte
and its noted works.
The Charity Club met at the Palm
or House ON Tuesday morning and con.
sidered various matters of Importance.
The arrangements for the musicale tea
the next of the series of entertain
ments, were perfected IL will take
place on Friday evening. Jan. 30, at
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-23

The young men will give dance
on Tuesday evening at the Palmer
Hopaa
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-23

nasicsl tea will be given by the
Charity club at the home Of Mrs. Hub
bard S. Wells on Kentucky avenue on
Friday evening.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-23

Mrs. Frank Gardner will entertain
the Industrial club ON Friday after
Noon
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-23

Miss Frances Terrell will return
home in February to spend the mid.
winter holidays. Miss Terrell is at.
tending school in New York.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-23

A brilliant affair Of the week was
the Colonial reception given by the
Paduoah chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution on wednes-
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
George @. Thompson on West Broad
way. The house was prettily decorat-
ed with flags and flowers and the re-
oeiving party and many of the guests
wore the picturesque colonial cos.
tune. An attractive feature was the
dancing of the minuet by eight chill
dren in Colonial attire. A delightful
musical program OF national airs was
rendered during the evening, and ices
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-23
WEDDINGS.

Mr.. will wurth and Miss Nora
Smith Of the county, were married at
81. Johns on Tuesday by the Rev. Fa-
Their Auer. An elaborate dinner was
served at the brides home after the
ceremony. Several guests from the
city were in attendance. friends and
relatives Of the couple who are well
known here.
The marriage of Miss Annie Rapp.
OF the city. and Mr.. Patrick Rogers Of
Chicago, was quietly solemnized on
Thursday morning az the st. Francis
de Sales Catholic church. by the Rev.
Father II. W. Jansen. The attendants
were Messrs. Edward Petit and lack
Bryant. The couple left Immediately
after the ceremony for Chicago.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-23

The Sweet Sixteen" club gave an
enjoyable dance at the X. p. hall on
Friday evening. About 20 were pres
ent. Mrs Charles Holiday and Mrs.
Minnie McElhaney ohaperonsd the
party
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CLUBS TRUMPs THIS WEEK.

CLUBS TRUMPS THIS WEEK.
But for the clubs the social wheel
would have m sde few revolutions this
wees. They have kept things going
and in many instances have been
marked by an eiaborsteness and charm
Of setting In fact, several have been
held to honor visitors, and others cell
ebrsted some anniversary, so were not
Just every day affairs. Other enter.
tanning has been rather informal in its
nature but none the less pleasurable.
The coming week, however, will make
up for any lack in this, for there are
already several large parties on the
calendar, and the impromptu is always
to be reoko ned with rs q certain guam
tity. A number Of popular visitors
will make the gsyety foregone con.
clusion.
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The Delphic club will meet with
Mrs. Annie Ii. Morrow on Broadway
on Tuesday morning. Browning
1.-THE Ring and the Book" will be dis
cussed in its relation to Florentine
life.
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BLANKETS

~ Our stock Of Blankets Is exceeding
Is ly large, Offering you variety In
Z, PRICE, QUALITY, SIZE, WEIGHT,
n and il we can't suit you in this line
Y you can't be suited. Winter is not
y yet gone by any means and you will
X have to buy so let us save You money.
Harlan 1914 Colored Border Blankets.
u extra weight. at s2.95-wool.
Cascade" Colored Border Id
Blankets, are all wool, q corker at 81
Z 80.
\ Nebraska" 1914 Scarlet, wool,
X lo-4, extra weight at s2.95
8 Plaid Blanket in grey. red, pink,
best Blanket you ever saw for the
money. Size 1l-4, superior picked
wool, at Is. s0-Our Special
Kingston" l1-4, Oolored Border,
all wool, q beauty at IS.
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| Denver Express Which Had Stopped
at Tank to Take Water Is Run Into
by Accommodation Train-List Of
Dead and Injured.
st. Louis, Jan. 27.-During a blind
| ing snOWstOrm an accommodation
train ca the main line of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy road crashed
into a through train known as the
Denver Express bound for st. LOUIS,
which had stopped last night to take
water from . tank at Garden Greek.
20 miles north Of this city.
Three dead bodies were taken from
he wreck And wiki four injured we're
sTouEh4 20 st. Louis over the Mis-
sour. Kansas aRd Texas on . relief
ssH.u. seven athsrs are reported To
have bssa injured, one il missing
il II beloved that more will De found
AndeF tie debris The dead:
K. William COnOver, Denver. Colo.
Elmer English, Macon, No.
Bsn1amin Bsnnett. negro porter. st
LOUIS. No.
The injured:
George Soberer. Quincy. Ill. slight
b wounded.
J. u Barbes. address not known,
bruised and internally injured.
william Davis, Cincinnati. internal
injuries.
DR.. Edward B. Clements. Macon.
No, ankIs fractured and internal in
hlrles.
Those missing:
Engineer John Nunns, Of the accom-
nodatiOn, Hannibal. No.
fac rear end OF the Denver express
vas standing on the bridge over Gar
den creek. when the crash came. The
bridge and accommodation train took
Ere from the demolished locomotive
ara burned, the loss OF the bridge tenn
porarily blockading traffic.
The rear car OF the Denver Express
was the Denver sleeper. IL is said
that most Of those killed and serious
~ injured we're in this car.
The express train was running be-
hinl time because OF q blizzard. which
also necessitated stopping at the Gar
den tank for water.
The dense snowstOrm cut OF the
signal lights from view of the engl-
neer Oh the local train.
The seven injured who were not
brought u St Louis were not serious
ly hurr. and were cared for elsewhere.
A corps Of men and several physi-
clans remained at the wreck all night
searching the debris for possible dead
Or injured persons.
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Relic Of Happier Days.

The hotel at Welshton has been
purchased by Gainesville parties, torn
down and freighted to that city.
Speaking of it the Gainesville Sun
says:
MANY years ago in enjoyed q fine
tourist trade, it has been sold to parties
in this city, knocked down and is
now being brought here in sections.
The hotel in its day was one Of the
finest in the state. Sixteen years ago
it was erected by Captain John H.
Welsh. the founder Of Welshton,
overlooking beautiful Lake Weir, at q
cost Of about $4,000. For many years
before the development Of the East
Coast and the erection Of the palatiaI
hostelries of South Florida, this resort
was crowded with tourists who came
to enjoy the exhiIarating climate of
Florida.
But with the fatal freeze Welshton,
the hotel and the whole business was
reglegsted to the rear, so to speak, and
the building has since been vacant
and decayiuglyear by year"
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Tho eonvoeatIoH.

Yesterday gave our people some
idea Of the bravery and resolute de-
termination Of our Episcopal friends.
Although it rained in torrents until
it looked like 8 second food was upon
Us, there wss no break to the program
that was announced in yesterday
mornings paper.
The attendance st the N.
sacrament was good, aud st O'Clock
the attendance st the Armory was
largely better than was thought posi-
bic
The address Of Mrs. Gray, president
Of the Ladies Auxiliary, was $ fine
paper IS were the addresses of the
other ladies who were Oh the program.
Bishop Weed responded to sn IN
vitation and made the ladies besuti-
full address.
Mrs. ". c. Gray Was reelected
president.
The reception at the OcAIA House
last night was of course greatly
marred by the tremendous rains but
was as successful IS it could have been
under the circumstances and vac
really an elegant affair.
Those who assisted in the reception
were Rev. and Mrs. Little, Mr.. and
Ms. woodrow, Mrs. Hsisley, Miss
Weathers, Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Bittin-
ger.
Very delightful music was rendered
by Mr.. GoOdsell on the violin and Mr..
Leon FisheI on the piano.
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a eesd Showing.

We take great pleasure in directing
attention to the first statement Of the
Central National Bank Of Ocsla.
Although having opened its doors
only little over month its deposits
have already reached the sum OF
sos, 1888. This tells its own story.
The stock holders behind this bank
are the most solid men financially
considered in the interior of Florida
and We predict for it 8 steady climb
ing upward.
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Esworth League Poetic Social

A large circle of Epworth Lesguers,
with their friends met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Martin
few nights ago TO celebrate the
birthday of one Of Americas greatest
poets, Edgar Allan Poe.
At eight O'Clock the assembly was
called to order by Mr.. Royal Cole, who
acted as master of ceremonies. The
following is the program:
Prayer Rev. l. ". Moore
scripture Reading Danv.S
Biography Of Poe RhOda Liddon.
s--I1strumental solo Faye Cribbett
4-Recitatiou. The Bells" Lotue Kingman,
lslsigh.beil. piano aud violin accomp auia-
meut by Jessie Lou Martin, Clara Moore
and NJ. Short
s-vjoEn Solo with piano Mr.. lowell GoodseI
and Miss GoodseII.
6--Resdia g The Raven" Prot. Mccall.
Violin solo Lowell COodseI.
s-"The Holy City" Lowell CoodseIl
Some original games were intro
duced by the third vice president,
Mrs. ID. II. Little, first, some silver,
gold, brass aud iron bells were distri-
Outed, upon which the guests wrote in
rhyme, the significance of their bell.
Ms. J. P. HiIburn read aloud the
rhymes, the originality Of which
caused much merrimeut, ~ the fol-
lowiRg:
"Hsrk, out ia the air sounds the golden bell,
lis the wedding Of an Ocala belle"
Miss EulA Moore, according TO the
judges, was the author of the best
rhyme, she was then introduced rs
poet laureate until the next League
social, for which occasion she VAS re.
quested to prepare something original.
The guests were introd lced by Mrs.
VIM. Graham and Miss Johnnie
Gattis, who then Distributed gold.
bugs" as souvenirs OF this delightful
occasion.
Miss LOttie Kingman's recitation
deserves special mention. Il was ex-
cellently rendered and highly appre-
cisted by ali her hearers.
The Loagu= renders thanks to Mr..
and Miss GOOdsell for their splendid
music, and 10 Sir. aud Mrs. Martin
for their hospitality,
"Out, out are AL the lights-Out
all' and silence" reigns, until the
next league social which will be
Valentine social AT the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Clark.
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DOG GUARDED DYING MASTER.
Umbrella Member Found In His "Sleep
irg Car" Desperately Ill.

6WAt Eii4 WGNGSF EVAH6 Nv F1iS SAGNF
irR Car" Desperately llI.
Greensboro, Ca, Jan. 27.-An UNI
brella member who came TO Greensboro
Jan. 10, supposed 70 be Wendell Peter
son. with headquarters in Birmingham
was found in q dying condition with
pneumonia in his covered wagon,
which ne styled the Sleeping Car
Carolina"
Since be has been here he has fed
his horse each day at q local stable.
When hs did not come around the
proprietor OF the stable went 70 the
Sleeping car" He found the door Sc
curely locked and heard labored
breathing on the inside.
He got the town marshal. and he.
with the assistance Of several others.
broke into the car. Their entrance
was little approved by . bull dog that
the man had locked up with him. The
dog was finally ovsrpOwered and the
man gotten out.
he had some deposit slir- from =
Birmingham bank. $3.50 y nils in q
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tsTha Eniru

The above Is the name Of the new
store just opened in the Delouest place
by B. L Hail, a young, hnstling
merchant from VsldOsta. he has the
push, the vim and the staying quail.
ties that has made ValdOsts famous
and is going to help push Ocsla along
on her way TO commercial supremacy.
Be sure and visit the Fair.
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a Delightful Occasion.

The home OF Mrs. ]. F. McKinstry,
jr., Was the scene OF a most delightful
affair Friday morning, when Mrs.
McKinstry entertained st cards COM
plimentary to Mrs. J. B. Cutler, of
Ocala, and Mss Helen Denhsm, OF
savannah, who are visiting the city.
Progressive whist was the game,
aud il was played with vigor aud in
.erest which vas u say the least
Enthusiastic. AT the close of the game
it was discovered that the honor Of
the first prize, 8 handsome china
piece, lay between Miss Denham aud
Miss Hale. The ladies cut, when the
prize Was won by Miss Denhsm.
The consolation prize-'Jaek-in-
the-BOx"-wss cut for by Mesdsmes
White, of Norfolk, Va, and Brewer,
OF Savannah, the former being the
winner.
A delicious Welsh Iarebit was serv-
ed and altogether the forenoon passed
OF in = pleasant msRner.-Gaines-
vile sun.
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Attorney RObt. +. Davis returned
Saturday from OcalS. While in the
Brick City he wss the victim Of aR
accident which will cause. him con.
siderable inconvenience for 8 few
days. While driving 70 Silver Springs
with friend the horse attached 70
the vehicle suddenly SHE'D, and this
unexpected occurrence threw Colonel.
Davis TO the ground, injurlng sn arm.
The injury is. not serious, however,
and the patient Is expected:tO be out
in 3 few days -Gainesvills Sun.
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Mr. J. r. BlsckistOn had :his leg
painfully hurt Tuesday morning.
He was driving and had gotten across
the A. &. L. track on South Third
street before he saw that . freight
engine WAS almost up 70 him. In
making 8 quick turn 60 clear the
track the horse ran between the fence
and . post and Mr.. Blackstone leg
was caught between the post and his
buggy. The horse broke loose from
the vehicle bat fortunately did not
run away.
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FIRE Loss OF S22s.ooo.
WhelssaIs District In Louisville, KY,
Suffers DAMAGE.

Suffers Damage.
Louisville, Jan. 27.-Firs today de-
Etroysd tAs Goddard Mercantile ware
house, entailinE losses upon several
wholesale firms aggrsgating about
SECS. 900. The Are caused a sligl
panic among the guests Of the Gait
House. which. fortunately. did not re-
suit in harm to anybody. The princi-
pa losers are:
". R. Benedict. Wholesale coffee,
$4,000.
A Englshart company. wholesale
coffee. $4,000
H. Wsakind & Co.. wholesale groc-
srs, $4,000
Torbett CastlemGn. molasses, 800
600
Cohen & Co. wholesal commission.
So. 1000.
Goddard company. building, $4,000
The frs was fought with great
Guilty by the entire department. The
clouds Of smoke sweeping east In the
direction Of the Gait House and the
glare OF flames In the windows, Great
ed much excitement among ths guests
and for q time . panic was feared.
People rushed from their rooms into
the corridors and the rotunda cloth
I'd only in night clothing, but they
were quickly treasured by the bell
boys AID the clerk that the hotel build
ing vas not threatened.
1t vas sons time before the peO-
pie could be Quleted.
The fire IS believed to have been
caused by spontaneous combustion.
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Asiournmsnt ::ef the Un'tsa States
Court

The United States court, after q lit.
tie more than 8 weeks session, Judge
James W. Locke presiding, sdjourned
Tuesday morning for the term, and
Judge Locke, District Attorney Strip
ling, Marshal Horr, Clerk Dodge, and
other court officials, returned to their
homes IN Jacksonville.
No serious Offenses were tried. Quite
8 number Of offenders entered q plea
Of guilty to selling liquor without.s Ii
eense and were fined nominal
amounts.
Us. Black, of Crystal. River, and a
cOlored man from Chronicle, elected
to go to trial, entering a plea of not
guilty to the same charge, but were
convicted and sentenced to serve one
year in the Atlanta peuitentisry.
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Simple Colds
w. D. CARN,

Geese TO be simple if at all pro-
lOnged. The safest way is to put
them aside at the very beginning.
Billiards. HOrehOund Syrvp stops a
cold and removes the cause Of colds.
25c, SOC and 81 bottle at Anti-MonOp-
oily Drug Store add Tyiings & Co. N
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-29

After pleasant visit TO friends in
this city, Ms J. B. Cutler returned TO
her home in OcSls yesterday. This
esiimAble lady hiss many friends in
this city. She formerly resided here,
sod there are many who are always
glad 70 welcome her to her old home.
gainesville sun.
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bag tied TO his person, $50 in bills In
hts sleeping car and s. In silver In
his pocketbook.
He is a German evidently. but Is
naturalized American citizen, as pa
pers OF naturalization were found In
hts car. signed by the secretary OF
state o. the United States.
The doctors think be has pneumo-
MA and no hopes for his recovery are
had
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Stop Il.

A neglected cough or cold may lead
TO serious bronchial or lung troubles.
Don't take chances when Foley's
Honey and, Tar affords perfect secu-
rity from serious effects OF 8 cold.
POstOfice Drug Store. NJ
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Deacooess Parkhill, Of Orlando.
who il in attendance st the Episcopal
,eOnvocatiOn, is being entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. B. CIarksou.
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Miss Reus Lyle, who WAS shot by
her niece, Claude Clark, Gt Rock
Springs Tuesday afternoon, the details
o. which have already been published
in these columns, died Wednesday
morning. This sad and unfortunste
affair has cast deep gloom over that
entire section.
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We had 8 terrific rain yesterday
and the weather bureau predicts
colder temperature for today. We are
certainly getting our share Of weather.
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The Atlanta Journal says that the
Daughters Of the Confedersey have
~ least found Mr.. Roosevelt useful
IS the object Of great deal Of very
pretty irony. The Journal Is right.
Since the Panama occurrence the
Daughters certainly have had 5
rninnin
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-29

For q bad taste in the mouth take .
few doses Of Chamberlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets. Price Is cents.
Warranted TO cure. For sale By An
ti-MonopOly Drug store. IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-29

In 3 minstrel performance Charley
Taylor beats 3 professional. He is
one Of the END men in the coming
minstrsl show. Capt. Geo. Mexican
Is the middle man. There is fun
ahead sure.
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JOhn B. Floyd and daughters have
returned from Texas after sn absence
OF two months where Mr.. Floyd went
on 3 besioess trip. We are glad to
welcome whOle-souled, hig-hesrted,
GENIAL "to2ca-h .sh" back again to
the ''land OF fi1wers.r
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pssumoais AID L. Grippe.

Coughs cured quickly. by FOley's
Honey and Tar. Refuse substitutes.
Postofice Drug Store. m
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School Teachers Association.

&@The next Marion County School
Teachers Association will be held in
Ocsls, in the ArmOry building, Sat.
urday, February s, commencing at 10
O'Clock. l hope that We may have q
large attendance as this may be our
last meeting for this term of school.
The following program has been
prepared by the program committee:
A Practical Lesson in Primary Work ...... ....
...... Miss Nellie stevens
The Importance of Rotations aud Declama-
tons IN Public SchOols......Miss Pearl Altman
and Robert Lowell. -
Recfton........... Vivieu Dame
Most Practical Method of Teaching Interest ..
Miss Emma Pardee
School Hygiene ....... ....... Miss Elite L. earn
Practical Methrd Of Teaching Geography. 900.
............. ...... J. H Erskius
Lecture ..........-..........- Rev. L. ". Moore
All teachers living too far to come
ia on Saturday morning will be given
Friday afternoon to come, and if you
will notify me few days ahead that
you are coming Friday, arrangements
will be made to give you free enter
tainment. Respectfully,
w. D. CARN.
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Rev. {. N. Gray, Mrs. Gray, Miss
Polk and MISSES Clara and 0phelis
Gray came up from ST. Petersburg
Tuesday afternoon and are the guests
OF DR.. and Ms. d. NJ. SMITH during
the cOnvOcStiOn week. Miss Clara
Gray will leave today for Dallas,
Texas, TO spend = year with her
brother, Mr.. QUintard Gray.
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entire section,

Little Clara EIchelOerger, the
youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Eichelberger, is expected home from
Tampa this week, where she and her
little sister Luther 81. have been
spending the winter very pleasantly
with relatives. Luther will remain
al Tampa and attend school until
Spring.
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Hoods SdrSdpGriUd

Vii nd you of it, radically and per
uAnently, as they have nd thousands.
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THREE ARE KILLED
AND MANY INJURED
Accident on the Burlington
and Quincy Road.
TRAINS COLLIDE IN sNowsToRM.

Denver Express Which Had Stopped
at Tank 70 Take Water Is Run Into
by Accommodation Train-List Of
Dead and Injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-10
DALAI LAMA RETIRED.
Britain Concluded n Peace With the
 TiDrSazs at Lapsa.

Britain Concluded n Peace With the
 TiDr1az.s at LsysR.
 LASSA, Sept. 1O.--Colenel Young husband, head of the British mission, and the Tibetan officials have signed formal treaty in the palace of the dalai lama at Potala The ceremony was simple and was conducted amid quaint and picturesque surroundings.
 The terms of the treaty were read out only in the Tibetan language, and its details will be published later by the foreign office at Simla. The pro- ceedings closed with short speech by Colonel Younghusband.
 The dalai lama is now supposed to be we'll on his way into Mongolia, and the officials insist that his action amounts to abdication The admins tration is now carried on by a council or regency. It is believed that the ttashi lama will eventually be recog- nized as the supreme religious head.
 The arrangements for the return Of the British mission are complete.