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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-10-13

The college young men, If desired,
will cheerfully look after" the Co
eds.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-10-13
WOULD EXPLORE THE ARCTIC.
Prince Henry of Orleans Seeks Pos.

'"SN ''SHJ " S''Sa"S SNSNS W
session of Steamer Fran.
Prince Henry of Orleans, head Of
the house which claims the French
throne, intends to make voyage in
search of the north pole next year.
He has asked the government Of
Norway for permission to hire the
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-10-13

try Doan's Kidney Pills. Within q
week after l began using them | was
so much better that decided to keep
up the treatment, and when had
used a little over two boxes was
entirely well. have now enjoyed
the best of health for more than four
months, and words can but poorly ex.
press my gratitude"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
NY
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-10-13
THOUGHT SHE WOULD DIE.

Mrs. s. w. Marine, Of Colorado
Springs, Began to Fear the Worst
Doan's Kidney Pills Saved Her.
Mrs. Sarah Marine, Of 42S st. Urain
St., Colorado Springs, Colo, President
of the Glen Eyre Club, writes:
81 suffered for three years with So
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-10-13

we're backache.
T he doctors
told me my
kidneys were
affected an d
pre- 8 cri b ed
medicines for
me, but | found
it was only q
waste of time
and money to
take them, and
began to fear
that | would
never get we'll
A friend ad.
yised me to
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-18
JUDGE PARKER
IN NEW YORK
SAGE OF EsoPUs coNFERs WITH
THE PARTY LEADERS ON
THE CAMPAIGN,
LIST OF VISITORS WHO MET HIN
John Sharp Williams Discussed Cam
paign oratory with the Nominee,
and David q. Hill Had Special
Access to His Ear.

Alton u. Parker. presidential can
dldalc, Thursday conferred with NOR,
than Il score Of prominent party lead
crs, who called on him AT his apart
n,cnts at Hotel Aston. Important mat
tcrs relating 10 the campaign, which
may rOOrganiZc the methods now Ia
operation, the letters o! acceptance Of
the candidates for president ana wee
president and the discussion OF IA
slate for New York offices. were IN
cludcd in the matters under consider
alton. Under present arrangement
with the hotel management, all guests
who called TO see Judge Parkc" were
ushcrcd in through II private entrance,
and no persons without the proper
credentials. bearing the endorsement
of Parkcr's private secretary" were
permitted ON the fifth floor, where the
candidates apartment were situated
List of Visitors.
Among those who are known to
have called on Judge Parker are Da-
vid Il. Hill, Henry &. Davis, Senator
German, Colonel Lamont, George Fo+.
ter Peabody, w r.. Shcrhan. Daniel
McConnvillc, chairman Of the speak
crs' bureau; Representative John
Sharp Williams Of Mississippi, August
Belmont, Perry. Belmont and state
Senator MCIarrCn Of Brooklyn.
Senator German remained with
Judge Parker three hours. an" this Is
taken as an indication that the Scna-
tor has become active in the cam
paign. al least in an advisory ca
pacity.
John Sharp Williams discussed
campaign OratOrv with Judge Parker.
He has been ASSIGNED for snccchc5 al
Louisville and Detroit, and il was de
cided that he will be heard IN New
York. This is at the earnest rcques'
of Judge Parker
Letter Billed for 26th.
II was announced tonight that 1udgo
Parkcrs letter of acceptance will be
published September &c, Senator
Davis letter will come week later
Shook Ha"ds with ShoveIry.
Shortly after the Yacht Sapphire
cHmc to anchor Thursday, Judge
Parker went ashore, accomOanicd h"
John b. Mcdonald and Judge Park
cr's secretary, Arthur McCauSland.
As the party went to Tie waiting car
r'agc. y boat keeper at tho pier,
dressed in ovcrals and with sleeves
rolled M. went to Judge Parker and
greeted him bv saving:
Judge, let me shake your hand"
"CCrtainly," the judge replied, and
he shook hands.
Tho. dock workmcn gavc three
cheers as The judge started away, and !
Judge Parker responded by raising |
his hal. The carriage was driven |
away 10 tn" Hotel Astor. the new no. !
tel mt Broadway and Fortyfourth |
street.
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we tern aud southern nauers voice
tho general opinion nj the letter in
these sections, while eastern papers
al Wide influence, such as the New
York Herald, Times, World and
Evening Post are MT less strong In
their criticisms,
About lhr most causllc comment
0ga ,ouul in the Philadelphia Record,
which voices is opinions On ~ doc
umnt in us first wo paragraphs a.
follows;
Pre- ld'nt Roosovel's letter ~ ac'
cpiauco stretches 20 the dimension
or unmuJl,l Il E. longer than some
Of lnc gospels, That part Of II which
o. al once really pertinent ana IN
ronnut I, contained in he first sou
torrc. Tn" rest ls mainly a tirad" 4;
an mw0lrnntod impulalinn ~ inN'h.
ccrii'rs. incunsi stcncics and mis-.
statements upon the part Of his pollll'
cal oppnHonts. aud an equally unwar-
ranicd hrag ~ the perfection ni his
own administrative exploits ana phi
cics. ON this basi. ~ blame on IN"
one hand aud boast On the other, n"
builds M hi argument and makes
ms appeal 10 the corntr".
"TEcrc ncYcr before has been Is
sued from the White House ON any
occasion u missiyo of n public char
actcr couchcd in language Of such
studied insult to onc-half the people
of The United States. II reads Ike
n succch from he throne Of "A God
ann0.Htcd ruler instead of an address
of a public servant giving an account
If his steward hip. II Is break
lux forth which makes only too cvl'
den, what has been going on in the
buttlcd-up Scclusion of Oyster Bay.
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ton We're a thing of the past Now
AMI then there is a contest In state
elections cliciling some interest, hut
that Is all. There are various rea-
sons given, Some say il Is PROSPERITY,
Others claim that both candidates al
The Two leading parties are agreed on
the money question, and that The dll
terence ON other Issues is not great
enough 10 evoke strife and cmtrn-
ton, sui! others say that tho oA'
tIemes In the candidates meet, One
10 so active in his ways that life -
Il strenuous one; the other so con
scVstiNe that laZincss has become
habitual, The Sew York World de-
clarcs that while the nation needs a
judicial president, yet the democratic
nnTy Just now wants strenuous,
active candidate. In silent contest
iUch as both candidates are waging,
hero arc democrats who cla'Il, and
with sp,cadid reason, tgat the rynub
cans have every advantage. They
'untcnd that Ro0scvclts personality
= $, during the time he has bcca
eSdent, pcrmcatcd the whole body
polite, and that action on his part
can be expected when occasion de.
mands il. They say this is the time
for him To observe silence, and the
opportunity for Parker to speak. II
cid GaSsaway Davis were turned
loose nod do some powerful talking,
Gnd would arouse democratic cnlhusi.
n.m. 1t may be that Bryan's two bold,
brilliant and enthusiastic campaigns
50 startled the elfctc dignity of the
Eastern democrats that they arc dc.
tcrmiAed TO run this one on cold,
bleak silence"
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Cured 10 Stay Cured.

Mrs. s. IT. Roberts, Clinton, L. sent postal
card request for a trial bottle OF Brakes Pal
metto Wine to Drake Formula Company, Drake
Block, Chicago, Ill. and received Ii promptly
by return mail without expense to her. Mrs.
Roberts writes that the trial bottle OF this Won
derful Palmetto Medicine proved quite sufficient
to completely cure her She says: One trial
bottle OF brakes Palmetto Wine has cured me
after months of intense suffering. Ny trouble
was Inflammation OF Bladder and serious con-
dition OF Urinary organs brakes Palmetto
Wine gave me quick and entire relief aud
have had no trouble since using the one trial
bottle"
brakes Palmetto Wine cures every such
case to stay cured. II is true. unfailing speci.
ic for Liver, Kidney. Bladder and Prostate
Troubles caused by Inflammation. Congestion
orCatarrh. When there Is Constipation. brakes
Palmetto Wine produces a gentls and natural
action OF the bowels and cures Constipation i'm
mediately, to stay cured Ono small dose day
does all this splendid work and any reader OF
this paper may prove 1t by writing TO Drake
Formula Comp; ly. Drake Building Chicago. H..
for trial bottle OF brakes Palmetto Wine. It
is free. and cures IL etter or postal card Is
your only expense.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-18
Canpainn loo lame.

Col. Miner of the Henderson Times
Is not satisfied with the manner in
which the democratic national cam
paign is being conducted. II has too
rcstful a manner to suit Col. Miner
and he frees his mind as follows:
There is a spirit Of Indifference
in tais political campaign heretofore
unknown The great mass of bust
ness men and farmers are moving
a.Ong az lhomgh Il nrosiloHlial elnc.
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Yonn Kinpur.

Tho Day of Aloncment of the jew
! Ia Church is without parallel. com
pared with holy days Of other denomi
'iatiuns. several of which correspond
with the idea conveyed, that is com
mun.on and absolution.
The peculiarly of the observance
Ia cunirrcd in an unbrokcn fast
from evening 10 evening which is
accompanied by confessions Of sins
o.: omission and commission" and
EHa'ly prayers for forgiveness. cquiya.
lent to ahsoiutIon.
Orthodoxy carries ou' 10 the letter
many weird customs. such as worship
p.rs wearing the Identical shrouds.
which. when they pass away. will en-
gH-D fLtir r,Wa u-. also. many remain
Ia fh.ir -NuaEo-s from evening 90
rnIus PRAYING earnestly for for
..H,Uua-
Reform Judaism while recognizing
D.. ....1fia'- has dome away with
sH'HrIrII iurm observing The day
Hrn when rrnTuaarr- uf Judaism
.Hr.- fH.r h.ar- and repent 81 evil
A. a sequel t0 thg holidays inlu-ur-
.t'' uHrh fh. fIE oft Memorial NV
NHHr a. fHs sabbath uf SahHafha'
u" POI. u'H-..-sDd uirh hacHm Ing
.-rrr n N,u Orleans. a'l Iu-in.-s
Hs Offices. fr presided over hy
Hr- H'Ha.I fr rr even
r humble De- HEu.fEsI fu de-
r. Hf-.rfH#- tH TaHHr
Nrr p wr E H#-n Hr sunday
@ and -H-r rl'r Tr
.r #H#.r.#. H# TH.. TT.. SIR
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SARATOGA BUDGET.
Guffcy company'a New Well Is a
Prize Takcr.

quincy Sompany5 New Well is {
Prize Takcr
Special 10 Enterprise:
Saratoga, Sept. 17.-Thc well just
brought in by the Gufrcy Co ycslcr
lay is flowing stCadicr stream of oil
today than when first brought H.
II is producing more oil than was
'irst thought and Is filling n hole 0l
'5-barrcl capacity cvcrv ~ minutes
Those who understand oil wells say
this well will provo to be an rXcnI-
lent producer. II is in the deep
>trata, near 1900 feet or about lee
feet dcencr than the Santa Pc No.
:, which came in S"lf-prOduc"r AMI
confined so for moro than two weeks.
DR.. Gilman prominent well con
actor o. I}atSon was hero today. the
ueSt % tho Tcvas Co.
Mr.. j. NJ. Willard. MANAGE for tn"
=. l.. Wilson hardware Co., hero.
'ias returned to Beaumont as the
cmpany have closed their house
here.
Mr.. otto Fork has closed IN the
Tlfairs OF the Bernard-IIaynio F'urui-
turc Co. and returned to Beaumont
today.
Judge d. +. Singleton was prOfc',
ionally engaged in Beaumont This
week.
Public school is progressing nicely.
There have boon Il few pieces If
counterfeit 10 and $50 gold pieces
PASSED on the merchants nero lately
McsSrs. TcCl and McGintv hay"
Grain Co.
Mr.. Spear has moved his grocery
store from NOtGw to thi' place and Is
located in the house formorlv OCcU-
0i"d by A. Cohn.
Mr.. Ed GlasscGck. a contractor o.
RataOn was here Friday interviewing
ii mon
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HE DIDN'T KNOW CROKER
A Purchase of an Antique Delayed
Check in Lond5n.

A Purchase Of an Antique Delayed
Check in Londan.
While taking life easy in this cOun
try, Boss Croker is seeking to ac'
uuire some of those cultivated tastes
fOr which his arduous but highly
profitable pursuit of politics on the
other side allowed him no leisure. He
has become dcvotee of the faShiOna.
bic craze for antiques, but displays
characteristic ShrewdncsS in making
purchases. The dealer who under
takes to play him for sucker" gets
| left. He is especially fond of cX-
, amining the contents of secondhand
| iErniturc SaOrg. He walks in in Il
casual fashion, looks around, and if
there is anything he fancieS he asks
| The price, but generally departs with
out completing the purchase. If he
considers ii good value for his money.
he usually sends an agent later on TO
strike a bargain.
He had a somewhat strange expert
Cncc Il day or two ago. In Il second
hand shop he saw a table he liked
Il was marked at 500. He offered
a check in payment, but the salcman
told 2chccks were accepted only
from T. known to the proprietors
lie proTrCd his card, bat was aston
iShcd to discover that the salesman
had no knowledge Gr Richard Croker
Vantage Berks." He insisted on sec
ing the head of the concern who i'm
wcdiatcly recognized him as the
former Tammany chief with profusc
apologies the check was excepted and
the table packed mp for delivery. Be
fore Croker left the shop. cabinet,
= relic of Lord Nelson, caught his
eve. but the price dcmandCd-$500-
id not suit him.
Much of the old and valuable stun
which he had accumulated at Vantage
has been removed to his place in Ire
land. and il is understood that he is
looking around now 20 replace il by
quite as valuable and as
curious. But the antique dealers
lave discovered that he wants fu,l
value for his money and knows how
Il drive a good bargain
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MaRarau
FOR THE LATEST

Try Narhans" at a3s Crockett Street, Call
X est assured here, they can please yon ALL
You at Grossly House Block soto" will find
n oyoltes in Ladies' and Mons Wear Of every kind;
A nNious to please at "Nahan's," they always try
| he most cXacng customers wants 10 satisfy
n osIcry Dry Goods, Clohlng Shoes ana Notions too
A nd n full line Of Furnishings, they have for yon
n one with "Nathaa's" in Beaumont, can compete"
= &c their Big Stock in every way, Complete.
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proved unsuccessful, The pilot boat
Texas has dragged the bay to-day in
search at the body, with no results,
The only property ~ the man recover
cG was his hat, which nnalcd un the
water, Weighted by The iron piece,
his Luiy Immediately sunk 10 The bot,
Inm Of Tho hav
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Ira o. Wise 0f Grocnyillc, died al
Dolancld, Wis, where he had been
soIOurning for his health for several
weeks Mr. Wise Wa prominent IN
business and social circles. was presl'
dent Gf the Ira o, Wise on Company,
tie was about a. year ~ age and
leaves wife and t4rce daughters,
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RoosEVELT's LETTER.

The prnrs of The country, north an,
south, g. commenting freely ON VI
Ropsoy"lls letter accepting at rh'
hands Of the republican party IN,
nomination for the presidency of IN,
United States.
study Of rhc.o common'e is IN
tcrostng aud affords pretty poo,
general idea of the way the letter Is
being received by the people
The indianapolis News say:
"Il is not recalled that any former
presidential nominee wrote as l0np
and woarsomc lottor Of acceptance
ms the one just sent ont by Mr. Rooao
welt. There are ten or twelve nCwS
paper columns of IT, II Is so ever
la'iinrly long that few people will
read II. And oven the ones who haze
the patience To wade through the
long and tircsomc document for
such il win be labeled win wonder
why they did so. TO begin with there
is throughout a distinct lack of dig
nity-and even Of common political
courtesy. II Is with regret that we
are compelled to make this state
mcnt. Mr.. Roosevelt. with a "a
nous cOnccit, claims for his party
all Of the political virtues. lie says
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-18

| lCIl in wei al IOliSDoTo, It'''NIht
! INJURIES from which he died.
W. f. Mallory, who was injured II
a runaway accident ON East Man
street. just tSidc the city limits OF
! Dcnni&on. died of internal injuries
n the home of his daughter, Mrs
Charley Williams, where he was taken
after the accident.
On the Garrett farm, some three on
four miles from Calvert. Il negro man
named Henry Dol, while attempting
to strike an unruly dog yesterday
with gun. accidently shot himself
| lie struck at the dog holding the gun
ILy the barrel. when the gun was
discharged and killed him, he living
only "A few hours after the accident.
The grand jury returned indict'
mCntS against members of the Com
misaioners' Court Of Smith County,
charging them with collecting more
pay for road and bridge supervision
| than the law allows. The Commits.
Hloncrs promptly gave bond. Forty
three road ovCrScerS were also in
diClCd for failure to work the roads
and to put up sign boards as prcscrb-
cd by law.
The following resolution was unan-
imOuSly adopted at the regular week.
is meeting Of the central committee
o. he Houston Citizens Alliance held
September 9:
"RosuIv"d, That every member of
this Alliance be requested to support
any bus ness or individual with his
y, r$OEal patronage and assistance,
who is now or may be boycOtLCd by
any organization"
Any information of boycOtting In
Houston. or of an attempt to hOycOtt
any member of this organization
should be reported to L. Il. Bacr.
president, or T.. +. Armin, secretary,
2OG - Main street.
Tom Jones, the colOrcd porter on
the Iron Mountain train No. ,. was
shot and killed just a minute after
the tram had pulled into tine union
depot At TcNarEana. The bullet. Il
.calihcr size entered Just behind
the lyft ear and ranged diagOna ly
.IA .IAferl anu Atiili'' 'Nl az wv llfNll'
temple causing instant death The
body ten IN Texas Just twenty feet
over the state line from Arkansas.
No onc saw the shooting. Justice
Henry viewed the remains shortly
.llrr anl everything possible will he
.'ur to ferret ont the guilty party
Howard Brown. aged IL years. son
ni tlr. and Mrs. j. =. Brown of Gaines
Vile. accidoutty shot himself with a
suu Thursday evening just north of
nr CITY and died from the wounds
H uIgm at the sanitarium The boy
went uut hunting Thursday afternoon
with q companion and when just
north ut the city the horse they were
IRVING became frightened and ran
away and the gun the Brown boy was
rH'HUa 100 hIs hand Slipped through
'. bottom ut the cart and UIs dis
..arr,H. thr contents ct which enter.
r.. bows stomach. ana De- lNlI .
,... i.w hours after hciu. shot
1uu Anderson. cnlur,d. was Shot
UH iH auIy Li.lud a. Truckers -u
Mission valley. Boo Victoria county.
Fn.H ~pHufn and " o. GI.i,r
-. f"aIn. q iuaI ni D#ifm frnm
.. e.H.u and Gi-Itr af ono.
and we're lru-Ef Goo
n #-fr Andersen Ha. driving
.a. 'rrr fF. ain uifh fhr rHIfHr
H H. halted hE SgH.u and
... raI. mHr.lr ra 10 fH
f|. arr uN.-..rr.r 'Hh
aUH ET-i,r sfHuEIrT 1H8H'.
-r. Hr ffu hm
FI.r rrhHrf n
##r ar'.r.n ar Ir
... .E E. Hnr'..r
SCARS AGO.
- Uar- n r#E band H- .
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The body o; an aged white man was
found IN the pasture Of !, NJ Damn,
near Greenwood. 4 rryO yer was
near the corpse and suicide was thus
Indicated
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LOUISIANA NOTES
,.....O.. ,...s.s. ,

James Wilson, negro, vino sho
Into train Of the Southern Pacific
road on Sept 3, has been arrested n
ChacahOula. A brakeman narrowly
escaped being shot.
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John Lut2, a news agent on the
IRON Mountain road, mas been arrested
charged with attempting to rob Joe
lircs, of logtpwn, passenger on IA
train. of $50. II is stated that LutZ
was detected in the act.
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rll-t r.I .t.- iart -ll.ga I. tas OIi1
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TEXAS NOTES.
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Albert Henderson, IA 3 year old boy
fen in Il well at POttSboro, receiving
ujurCS from which he died.
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NOTICE. TO PUBLIC.

The Enterprise Publishing company
10 not responsible for any dehtG con,
traeted by It's employees, Of any char
netsr whatever.
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Manuel Curse, 20 years Of age, was
drowned in one Of the bayGus enter
ing Lake Tcrrct, near GOdChauX
Swamps. The body was recovered.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-18

Night watchmen Wood and Stcph-
ems Of Crowley, had chase after two
negro burglars. The ncgros tried 10
get into The store of Martin Brothers,
and then made an effort 10 enter the
grocery Of j. W. Whipplc. Wood fired
a shot at the burglars and they fed
and made their escape from Coon
town.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-18

X surveying party Is said to be
west of DcRiddcr coming from Kir-
byvillc, Texas, which is projecting Il
railroad route t0 some connecting
points on the r and =. railroad pos
sibly Alexandria. The citizens Of
DcRddcr are in high hopes Of hay
ing another railroad.
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W. f. Mallory who was injured IN
n runaway accident ON East Main
street. just outside the city limits OF
Dcnni&On. died of internal injuries
n the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Charley Williams, where he was taken
after the accident.
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on the Garrett farm. some three or
four miles from Calvert. negro man
named Henry Dol, while attempting
10 strike an unruly dog yesterday
with u gun. accidently shot himself
He struck at the dog holding the gun
Ly the barrel, when the gun was
discharged and killed him, he living
only few hours after the accident.
The state herald., 1904-03-18
HIGH LINE COLLISION.

Trans 1853 audl5i oh the High Line
had a hend end collision Monday evening
about 5 o'clock at Madrid Seb. The
trains were to pass at Madrid aud 1853
wac standing on ih. aisic iias unloading
fraight when l5i whistleG in. IL 10 re.
ported that the head light OF l53 was
out OF repair and that the engineer on
the incoming train did not detect the
presence OF the tram 1853 on the main
track until too late 10 avoid collision.
When the engineer on l53 saw that there
Was danger pf collision he started to
back his train but too late TO avoid q
collision. Tho tirsmsn jumped but
engineer Reislsg and Heskstt stayed
-Hith their engines Fortunately no one
was seriously injured. Clyde Sederburg
Was ON top OF tho third car from the
engine Of l5i but he escaped without
injury. A lady mother OF Mrs Fair OF
this COUNTY was on l5i snd received
some Injury but not Thought to be ssr.
ious. The engines were considerably
damaged.