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La Junta tribune., 1905-04-12
IS PALACE DRUG STORE
LOCAL Ano PERSONA, nGns-

For that dress suit see Bowen.
For SALE Cedar posts at Roop's
store
WANTED 81 900 in Otero bonds
See c. L. Seeley.
Thompson will show YOU bargains
in carpets and portieres.
For typewriting and stenographer
work telephone 272 black
G. 5. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. 2l-5
! For real estate. loans, investments
see Jno. w. Fisher. treasurer.
Latest spring designs in carpets.
curtains and portieres at Thomp-
sons.
/ You will always find a prescrip-
ton clerk at the La .Iunta Drug
Company.
Four room frame house; good To-
cality: nearly as good as new: 81 600.
R. B. Cook.
For RENT-l20 acre ranch miles
from La Junta; good water right; rs
acres in cultivation. R h. Cook
WANTED All the second hand
goods in La Junta: best price paid.
Furniture Exchange Company.
For RENT Newly furnished front
bedroom: large dressing room; mod
ern: $40 per month; phone S92 black.
For RENT Light housekeeping
rooms. Apply at Mrs. Bradley's.
corner Belleview avenue and Iowa
street.
Miss Edna Cartwright. who is
teaching in the Ordway schools.
spent Saturday and Sunday with
the home folks.
Silver-faced Wyandottes; fine
strains; good layers: eggs 81 per
fifteen.-J. NJ. Shoulis. rural No. 3.
Rocky Ford.
We have established hide house.
and will pay the highest market
price for hides. pelts and furs. La
Junta Hardware company.
The Anti-Saloon League has a
meeting Thursday evening in the
lecture room of the Methodist
church. All interested are urged to
be present.
Frank Curry sold the John Gwynn
property on Granada street one day
last week to Park Mcdonald. The
consideration was $2.lOO. Mr.. Nc
Donald will remodel and refurnish
the house for roomers.
The Santa Fe is putting in a new
bridge east of town over the arroya
near the canning factory. The
foundations are of concrete with
iron girders and will make a very
substantial bridge.
The members Of the Ladies' Mis-
sion Circle Of the Baptist church
were most delightfully."- entertained
at Telugu luncheon, given by Mrs.
Edgerton and daughter. on the
afternoon Of April 9Th.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist church will give An easter
sale and luncheon April 10th and
2lst in the lecture room of the
church. to be open from 3 to p. IN.
Also fine literary entertainment
both evenings in the auditorium of
the church at $50 o'clock.
The lecture by DIR. Frank II. H.
Roberts at the Methodist church
Saturday evening was one Of the
best things given in La Junta re-
Gently. The address was full of
solid thought. made interesting by
the wit and eIoquence of a born
lecturer. Those who missed the
lecture have much to regret. DR..
Roberts address Sunday morning
was full of good things. We will
anxiously await his return and trust
that it may not be long delayed.
James Rourke, brother of
Eugene Rourke, of this city, died
very suddenly 1t his residence in
Home Place last Tuesday. from .
rupture Of the thoracic aneurism,
his death resulting in twenty min
utes- Mr.. Rourke WIS about 65
years Of age and quite well to do.
owning m extensive cattle ranch in
Bent Canyon adjoining his brothers.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-12

Aahe your prescriptions 10 the La
Junta Drug Company.
For trees and shrubbery of all
kinds see George A. Nidy.
Furniture for six room house good
as new, cheap. B. Cook.
Ask your tailor for Mitchell's
fashion plates Bowen has them.
All carpets and portieres at Kan
sas CITY prices at Thompson's.
For SALE OR TRADE first
class Jack. Inquire of J. p. Bradish.
WANTED Have customer for good
four-room house. See c. l.. Seeley.
For painting. decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black 1901.
-Jsck Devine.
Five room house; close in; good
barn; easy terms; $3.50; get a move
on.-R. b. Cook.
Put your price not too high but
just high enough and will sell your
property. R. b. Cook.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. In
quire Mrs. W. II. Barkley, first door
north of Episcopal church.
The ladies' of St. Andrews guild
are making preparations to give
county fair during Easter week.
WANTED Young Jersey COW; good
for milk and butter; must be fresh.
Address Mrs. Harry Weller. Airing
ton. Colo.
Eight room stone house; modern;
on the hill: not a cheap home but
swell residence: must sell quickly
X. B. Cook.
B. w. Hopper left yesterday for
Las Cruces. N. NJ. to look after his
bee interests. He will be absent for
several weeks.
We have established hide house,
and will pay the highest market
price for hides. pelts and furs.-La
Junta Hardware Company.
n you have from 500 to $500 to
invest for profit. see me. will act
as your agent and double it for you
in few months. X. h. Cook.
The La Junta Star Baseball Club
will give a grand ball at Elks' hall.
"Wednesday evening, April 18th.
Wonderly's orchestra. Tickets. 81.
There will be a meeting of the
Board Of Trade in the county court
room Thursday evening, April 18th.
at 7:3O p. m. All members are ur-
gently requested to be present.
b. Bland, who has been doing
the porter act on the Santa Fe be-
tween this city and La Vegas. has
sold out his interest in the road and
retired, resuming his old occupation
as barber in the Simonton block ton
sorial parlor.
For the occasion Of the annual
meeting of the American Stock
Growers Association. Denver, May
9th to 18th, the Santa Fe will make
a rate Of one regular standard first
class fare for the round trip. Date
of sale May sth and 9Th; return limit
May 18th.
Mrs. Anna b. Elser. of Pueblo,
having q short vacation from teach
ing duties in La Junta, has been
visiting Rocky Ford friends this
week, and, although she could not
vote. did valuable work Tuesday on
the right side Of the strenuous con-
test. Rocky Ford Enterprise.
The Santa Fe will sell tickets to
California and return on April 18th.
18th, 14th and 18th for $45, good
for ninety days; choice of routes re-
turning; stopovers in both direc-
tons; Portland and the exposition
included for $3.50 extra. For
further particulars inquire at ticket
office.
Marriage licenses were issued
from the county clerks Office during
the past week to the following:
Friedrich Maier and Christine
Schneider, both of Sugar City; E.
Casweil and Lulu Dilliner, both of
Rocky Ford; Fred W. Magee, of La
Junta, and Grace G. Alexander. of
Columlns, Ohio
The last meeting Of the old city
council was to have been held Mon
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-12
Pants Less than HALT Price

In a few lays will have l"o pairs of mis-
tit pants from E,l V Price and Co.. which will sell a
than half price, and if you yourself fit, You
will le picking up snap, and besides will get fine
tailor made pant.
We have received goods in all lines. and the
store is full to- the ceiling We the clothing
from II. and you know that you will he
e,l right when YOU trade with
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-12
Fancy Sack Suits
II SO to $50

IL il Il collection of three
and four button single.
breasted Sacks and three
button double- breasted
Sacks. cut in the new >tyl-
i-h lengths with deep cen
ter vent III back, bread
athletic shoulders, wide
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24

Atlanta. June 25.-Ths biennial con,
vention Of the supreme lodge Of ths
Knights OF Honor. which hsd been In
session a. the Convention hall Of the
piedmont hotel eight days. has adj
JOurned after one Of the liveliesi meet.
inEs Of the session. TIE eatire SEIZED
aie of rates governing the Insurance.
part Of the order vas changed and .
dogb!e system Of assessment, the step
and level. vas substituted for tba
stsp system which he'd bseu IN uss
previously. In addition 10 this the
rates Wers raised The nev system
yin 60 into eRcci Ia September and
the supreme dictator oil issae 90
Oneiai oiEculaf givinE the bsu rates
and The reasons fhsrsfor. . copy of
whieA circular Eill b. mailed 10 every
member % the Greer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24
TRAGEDY IN ALABAMA TOWN.
Man Is shot and Killed by Postmaster
Of Dothan, Ala.

Of Dothan, Ala.
Dothan. Ala. June 23.-Rohort J.
Barnes was shot aud instantly Killed
by Byron TTammell. Barnes board.
ed with Trammell. and as he entered
the door Trsmmell Aired on him twice,
without speaking a word. one ball
entering the eye and the other the left
arm. Barnes died instantly.
TrSmmell surrendered himself TO
the sheriff and will not make q state.
ment. but was heard to rtSiark imme.
dwiately after the shooting that
Barnes had wrecked his home.
Both men stood we'll here. Trammell
having been appointed postmaster OF
DOthan. over a year ago. succeeding
W. W. Millikn, and came here from
Montgomery whore he had held an
once In the collector OF internal rev.
enue department Barnes came here
about = year ago from Georgia. aud
has brother In Law. MIR. Howard. Nv.
ing In Atlanta. a married sister In
Macon, and one In Bremen, Germany.
HIS mother Is also living in Georgia,
lie was an unmarried man.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24

was known that a number of injured
were helpless In the wreck. but though
the work was done with frantic haste
tn flames gradually drove the res
cuers were driven away iron the blaz.
ing combination coach and the impriI ,.
oned passengers we're lncinerated.
Despite their help the IRE burned
until after midnight and the last black
and burned corpse was not recovered
from the funeral pyre until / O'Clock.
While there Is no reason to know
why any one should tamper with the
switch the ofhcials do not believe the
accident would have taken place with
the switch properly set and In posi-.
ton.
Mentor, the seen OF the wreck, Is the
home OF the widow of the late P-esi.
dent James A. Garfield Mrs. Garfield
has lived in Mentor for a number OF
years. Her residence, however, Is
about two miles west Of where the
wreck occurred.
A quantity Of frst-class mail was
destroyed by the fire which consume d
all except the two rear coaches. The
mail largely composed OF through
pouches from the west and destined
for eastern points.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24
Killed BY Cigarettes.

'Melrose, Mass. June g3.--Afier
smoking ave boxes Of cigarettes from
~ o'clock midnight 10 4 M. while
canoeing with 4 party Of friends In
q pond here, Phillip Weller, % years
old, Of East WATERFOWL. fell froE q
landing into the water and died sud.
denly from heart disease before hls
companions could pull him out. Wei.
Ter and . number OF companions had
been canoeing and had arrived al the
boat lAdlng All the party 60, out ex.
eept Weller. who trIpped end fell Into
the water. A boat oar vas handed
him 10 grasp, but death WAs instsH.
taneOua.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24

Nev YOrk. June 7s thdsF the
Gulss Of . ,sisphOns Inspector tWo
psn are repaired b. ths Americas %
have ROBBED the country home o. .
Vfsminsas corporation lawyer. doing
basissss In Nev YsFk and BostSa
Dsmouds and SihsF isuslTy u ths IL.
tfasie vnlua ~ lzz OO0. bat Of lnsstl.
nshls value a. hsirlooms. we're -.
eafsd ygbe thieves A reward %
1890 has bssn offered for their eAD-
tuTs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24
she GOES WITH PsARY.
PIueky Maine School Teacher viii AZ.
SlSt 70 Find North Pole.

PIueky Maine School Teacher VIII A.
siSt 10 Find North Pole.
Norway. Ne, June 23.-LOye for ad
venture and q desire TO be the frat
woman 10 reach the north pole, has
caused Miss Mamie Babo 10 abandon
school teaching 10 90. she says. vii
Lieutenant Commander Robert r.
Peary In his quest for the north pole
From the peak Of the explorers new
steamer will noat an American fAg
presented to Miss Babo by her pupils
AZ the little school AZ North Harp.
we'll
Mrs. Peary and her daughter Marie.
~ years old. also will be passengers
on the Roosevelt. but they will return
home when the steamer arrives At the
point where relief supply stations are
70 be established Miss BabO says she
will stick TO the ship until the end.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24

CAieas0. Juns - -Afaay Witnesses
vsFs ssmmohsa By TIE fe4spal ssaaa
tsfy IL ne hsaraE % the beef srnss
eesFgss TUsseaT TeF that Feaseu
fhs inssiTy msy got ~ eaasd unen
n~xf seek Nssasa@s Assisnns Az.
tSrnsg osssSni PaesR 10 sai6 - ~
aIastnS issietDenis. ths ngmbss 81
seieh y lsfi e spsealsfiaa ~ kini
has befn aiyen eeacefR,ne mn nsg.
nens lsks'g = y lae|stea Z,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24

p~vsapOrt iova. jsss -. Refusing
90. SO Fsfasr thsa caasGs hsF Fsit
giOn ~ bsc0aitF q catAolie. 10 the
shfsai b. vtict Ms iAleiRAa 0easos.
~ this eity has kstOnisAea ksf
fnsaas chsSiss Btmpsoa. q ssalthy
ffisse % tee 0saaoa fsmiiJ, fscsuilg
aiea Ia saeranspte. csi- Aad Nts
0assoa. A4s rvcsiys1 Nsft hat -
hn - s1s1es h his sfn o. eoa1b
80 g. - lpeeps ! esshr,ie,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24
CITY 70 Own rsnsmsn, Houses.

New YORK. June 2z.--issding labor
men have decided 20 aid In the move
ment for municipal tenement houses
started by Alexander Law Of the Chris
tiaa workinEmsns Institute Mr.
Laws scheme has received the In
dorssmsht Of the Church Association
for the advancement Of the Interests
0f Labor Of whleb BshOp Potter "a
president Charles ObsymaysT former
president oi the Central Federated
union. said be would submit, the muni
eipsl tenement house plan 10 lssor Or
gnhiTatioas for sndsusmsBt = will
place II before vest eide orEanlsstioba
especially" said be They are tho
0sss most intsferse."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24

London. June 3g.--After the matter
had been discussed By the cabins,
and 10 consequence Of the widespread
dissatisfaction a. the suggestion that
the Investigation Of the South Afri.
can army stories scandal sbouId be
submitted 10 a seisc, COMMITTEES of the
house Of commons. Premier Baitoar 10.
cay Annouscsd 10 the house that the
government decided TO appoint . roy.
al commission fully 10 issuiys Into
the scandal. The house voted the late
speaker. Mr. Gully. go 90 yearly on
Bis retirement 20 80 10 ssabls him
AitihGiy TO naistsih the title which
the kinG Intends to bestow 90 him
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24
Ave, lmp,ex,m,n, cony,n,lsn

hemphis. Tenn. June % MAby del
eEaiss ffOm Missouri. ArhAnasss and
Tsnosssss are 10 the ely attending
the oonvssiiOn q The a. PrHaeis RlS.
81 Improvement sssOclaiioA. Address,
- SsEe 6siivsfea b. Usitsa States
ssust0Fs r. w. caFmaek. VI TsBass
So. And william J Bt0ne. % Missouri.
cBnSrss~aAn n n PaitsFsSn. 81 Tea
Ssssss and flea \ D haoon. % Az.
haasAa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24

Birmingham. Ala, June "a What
u known ~ the "ahtl.sraft" ordnance
was paasst BY the city council Of Bir.
minEham The measure provides that
no eiiy ofheial o. smploys Of thu eltJ
snail b. Interested. directly or IN.
directly. IN any cOntrEc, for Nork to
BE- done for the city OF for me puT.
chase Of any city supplies A severe
penalty l. provided TOT volistlohs Of
the ordnance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24
COUNTRIES ENGAGED
IN SELECTING men
Who Will Represent Them In
Peace Conference.
N. NELlooEF MAY BE RELIEVED

It 10 Now Up 10 Japan to Say a. TO
Whether There shall Be a Cessation
Of Festivities In the Far East-Far
Eastern News In eriei.
81, Petersburg, June 23.--rhe RyNb
says II Ii authorized to say that Count
Casslni. the retiring Russian ambassa
dor at Washington. will not partlci
pate In the peace neaotiaiiouS. but
will leave the United States lmmedi
atcly on the arrival OF Baron de- Rosca,
his successor.
From Independent sources the Asso.
oiated Press confirms the statement Of
the Russ that Count Cassini Will have
no part IN the peace negotiations. FOr.
eign Minister lamsdorff Is ndlposed
IL Is understood his condition 10 not
serious, but his physician WAS called
IN last night aud ordered the minister
not To leave his bedroom today There
is no lntlmaton, however that this
will uppreciably delay the pending
negotiations The question Of tenn.
porary suspension OF hostllltics seems
TO rest with Japan. IN the meantime
the chancellorles OF 81. Petersburg
and Toxic are occupied with the 80
lection Of the plenipotcntiarcs. A.
stated In these dispatches last night.
1t can nov be regarded as settled that
they Will number three on each side
An important consideration reQuir
Ing adjustment Is the desire of each
countrl.to appoint negotistors ~ equal
rank aud this increases the prObabil
ny tina, NJ. Wlltc president Of the
commission Of ministers, may be one
of the Russian ipotentlaries II
Japan names the Marquis Ito, presl
dent OF the Japanese council Il ~
possible that NJ Nrlldon. Russian am.
bassHdor at Paris, will not 20 10 Wash
lngton. AZ dean of The Russian III.
plomatlc corps he vas the ntst choice
Of the foreign OfIcc, bal hp IN Of ad
vanoed age aud his health Is not
robust Besides. NJ. NslidOn Ia an 81
ceedingly bad sailor and II 10 stlli GA
open question whether be may not
ask 10 be- relieved OF his mission. IN
such an event. Il IL considered Ger
tain that baron ROsen will be ~
pointed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24
Analn,t Sunday hasshall.

Jacksonville. Pa. June % a war.
rant was issued by Justice ~ the
Peace Paris for the arrest Of VII
liam e. West. president ~ the Jack.
sonville Amusement company owners
Of the Jacksonville baseball franchise
Of the South Atlantic League. charg
ing him with violating the lAw prohIb.
itiug the playing Of baseball on fun.
day the warrant vas not served
today. but will be served tomofroW
morning II IL understood that the var
rants was issued ~ the iustlEatton OF
the frshohise o~nsrr, Who are anxious
10 have The lac tested - 10 its con.
stitutionaiity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24
FATAL EXPLOSION OF
SAW MILL BOILER
Men Hurled Into Eternity With
out a Moments Warning.
FOUR KILLED; SEVERAL INJURED

No Cause 10 Given Of cSuos Of AwfW
csIamIty-Llst Of Those kiilsa and
Injursd-ESpIoslon Occurred Near
the Town Of AttaIa, Ala.
Birmingham. Ala, June IA spe.
cial To the News from Attala, saya
the big boiler In the saw mill of O.
Curtis Attala Lumber plant. 2 miles
from that place. exploded this morn
ing. killing four men aad wounding
two others. The dead are:
James Watts.
VIII RossOu.
Gus Cash
Marion Maddox.
c. Smith was fatally hurt and Bar
ney Works seriously injured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24
NO COMMITMENT TRIAL.
For the Persons Charged with Killing
Carter Children,

Va'doua, Ga, June 23.---No commit.
ment trial for J g. Rawlings and his
three boys, charged With the murder
Of Fannie aud Willie BELL Carter was
held for the reason that me oflcers
feared that lynching might result.
When the situation was explained to
Rawlings he promptly said h. would
waive a preliminary hearing
John a. Cooper. a well known Grim.
inAl' lawyer OF Macon. who has par
ticipated IN some Of the largest mar
der cases In the south has been en-
ployed by Rawlings Ia defend him aud
his three sOrs MIR Cooper II now In
Valtosta going over the case with tho
father and sons and IL preparing hls
defense. Judge Mitchell. who was
here yesterday has set the third Mon.
day IN July ~ the day for the hear.
ing In the superior court. having called
n special term for the purpose The
jurors hay" been drawn aud Will be
subpoenaed IN q few days,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24

Nsw oTisaas. June f5,-JcAepA l..
Herwig. four tines prssldsBt ~ ths
pssw ovieans Stock sEshabgs. dirertos
Ia e aa@ber q tasks sad otAsF hssft
tuttoss. Aae ussithY sies tOesT 81
tAs 80 Of 81 Hs vas born "a rogf
As-PFinee. Shiis has fatssF. thea %
nsltl@ors. vas Uansd States oaasui
Tiers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24
T-snsr.T~s kIIlss D. es.aassa.

LS1a. Iuss st-TwesSJ-tNs psraona
Esrv kiils1 - the rssal, - yesterdays
hrtng ~ ths esasssss ssa cOssaeka
co a BfoossaisA - wSsknssu uhieh
uaa @akiag . es1ssssTRtisa SGsisat
me gsvsFAnsut 20 - ths iso wosn6
- Are aylag Tvs wo0~u we're
sguaAsd ~ eaMtA - ~ rssa q ~
paniesiSinaun crDW6p Thts soF1f4g
$500 uoEe@ea = Esrszss ~ 49,
naIars aAQatns 49, aaa kiiles . CO,
- 50 80 p
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24

Braftisboro Va. Juns kz.~TAs IA
beas eoryus pgtitioa % M, tfaFy
hnrrrsl uB1sF s~ntssee q asalh ~
~ murdsr ~ hsr hasbsn4 va e.
49, ~ Jaass MBss1sr. sii1tng ~ z
ialse - the uaise4 8esaes eirsusl
sa1 lFeH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24
oYMNAsTIc UNION MEETS.
TWenty.Ninth Annual Session Being
Held In indianapolis


Held In indianapolis.
indianapolis. Ind, June 23.-The
tWenty.ninth festival OF the North
American Gymnastic union, which has
gathered on the state fair grounds
over 5000 German.Americsn athletes
from Twenty-Five states In this cOun
try. representing l75 turnyereins aud
picked team IRON Germany. repre-
senting 100000 members OF the Gear
MATHEMATICIAN GymnAtie association
began It's work here alter the forma
opening OF last night.
Al the state fair grounds the ath
letes turned out Of their tents 10 the
sound OF the reyelle al 6 O'Clock aud
after a hearty breakfast were escort
ed to the German house TO take par,
In the festival parade. to witness
which great crowds had gathered
along the downtown streets
The parade was a gorgeous specta
Gle. for which the committee had been
preparing for several months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-24
NINETEEN KILLED.;
TWENTY INJURED
Terrible Wreck of Twentieth
Century Limit ed Train.
DASHED INTO AN OPEN SWITCH


Train Was Running Seventy Miles an
Hour When Accident oeeurred-At'
ter the Wreck, Debris Caught Fire,
Adding Horrors to Awful Scene. :
Cleveland, o., June 2s.-While traV'
cling at the rate OF rs miles an hour
the famous Twentieth Century Linn
tied, the fastest long distance train
- the world, ran through an open
Witch at the little town Of Mentor,
.st OF Cleveland, at $3.50 o'clock last
hight, causing one OF the most terri
le wrecks in the history Of the Lake
bhore road.
The engine was hurled into the
ditch. A part Of the train was crush
. ed on top Of It, and the wreck was
partly burned. The horrors OF the
wreck were doubled In the horrors Of
the fire.
Nineteen people were killed and the
FAMOUS train was demolished.
The train was crowded, practically
all was accommodations being taken
when II left this city. It was be-
hind time, and the greatest OF speed
was being made to make up the lost
thine. Among the dead are
Thomas Il. Morgan, Of the Wellman,
Seayer. Morgan q Co. OF Cleveland.
o., was burned 70 death.
A. Bennett, patient attorney, New
York.
A. c. Rogers, New York city,
n. b. Waters, baggageman, OF Ham.
burg. n. Y.
Allen Tyler, of Colinwood. o., en-.
SiHeer
H. Wright travelling man.
I. c. Beckwlth, New York
wireman Graham. of Colinwood, o.
J. II. Gibson. New York.
- Williams, first name and address
unknown.
Five bodies not yet Identified.
The injured:
At Cleveland General hospital: Y. J.
0gandt, IS years old. Toledo, trainmRn.
Aaron Gorham, Norwslk. o., fireman.
James BARLEY. Akron, o., travelling
engineer. An unknown. fatally burned.
|Archibald Head. London. England; an
unknown seriously burned; c. Cordus,
brooklyn. N. Y. d. T. Arthur. Milwau.
lee. Via.
At Lakeside hospital: Charles II.
|wellman, OF the Mellman. Sesver &
Morgan Co.. Of Cleveland; unknown
man. crushed aud burned; Allen Filler.
% Ashtabula. cut aud bruised,
Missing; A. l.. johnson. Of colley.
and johnson. Ut Cleveland.
The barber and the porter Of the
c0mblnHtioh car.
Late reports gave the number Of In
blurred as 81. and Of these Is are serl.
Dosiy. II not fatally. hurt. Practical.
~ AZ the injured vere burned and had
&c be extricAted from the blazing
wreckage By rescue parties.
A peculiarly distressing feature OF
De rescue work was that the injured
Rare 90 erazed when they we're tax.
a out OF the wreckage that they
~ even reveal their Ovl ideuti
~ the urgent appeals and en-.
..ade by ofaeials and Others
bow anIiOuSly news from
was awaited BY families
of the passengers.
81 vas nnslly given 90
Wing Sreek victims In the
Ratification might In that
hlished. bat even vhen
Ffed % some could not
|IaiosinE the WTeck Was
tIght uas dafk save f0f
NJ blaEiEg ureck-
abo1t The burniag
~ ths flames vith the
making tASir saJ
80 steam Tat rpss
~ ths ihjaFes IL
Me- tks heafI
8apply snG tn
kflaE Ne n4@sa
poteaaaie. sHi .thol
NfeeEkf seal
~ H|a1a 81