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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14
Mine Horror d FrederIeLtown, r.-

Mine Horror at Frederic ktoWn, Pa
 FREDERTCKT0WN. Pa. Oct. i4.- Half a mile back from the entry six miners are imprisoned. perhaps dead. in the mine of the Clyde Coal company. The mine Is on fire. and the belief is general that the ent0mbed men can not be reached in time to save ti1eir lives even if they are not already dead. Two others were seriously burned Ia an explosion In the fanhouse following the breaking out of the fire fin the nine. one of them so fearfully tllat be wfIl not live.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14
WEBER ALL-sTAR COMPANY

WEBER ALL-STAR COMPANY.
 On Wednesday evening. October 18. at Poli's theater there will be night of rare and urollicking entertainment, when Joe Weber and his all-star com
 pany will appear. coming direct fropi his own pretty theater at Broadway and 29th street. New York. playing his extraordinarily successful double bill, "Higgledy Piggledy" and "The College Widower." These two great musical travestirs were such pro nounced hits that they ran at the fa- nous Weber Music hall for nearly two hundred and fifty performances last season, and by special request the company played two more weeks at the Music hall before starting out on the present tour which will embrace only a few of the larger cities of the country. It Is two years since NIT Weber and his clever companion rlay- CTS have been seen in this city. but It is certain that never has this superior organization had as splendid vehicles for the exploitation of the talents Of It's members as tho two latest works from the pens of Edgar Smith and Maurice Levi. "Higgledy Piggledy' Is a keen satire on the way Parisians and American visitors to Paris coll duet themselves and it Is SO liberally sprlnkled with music of the catehiest tunefulness and with so many beautl- ful girls who are really excellent slng- CTS and dancers that 1t deserves the classification musical farce" "The College widower" is without doubt the brightest burlesque which has slipped from the prolific pen of Edgar Smith. Mir Smith himself describes 1t as "an heroic attempt to parody George Ade." George Are says Tt has proved itself to be way beyond an attempt. II Is rattling good play on a play. and the brightest and most en- ioyable burIesaue I have seen In many years Among the new principa. players engaged by Mir Weber for the company are Sam Collins. Edward J. Connolly. Ernest Lambart Marion Carson and Erminie Earle. These add ed to Marie DressIer. Charles A. Bige- low. Trixle Friganza. sam Marion, Fdythe Mover and Joe Weber make list of music hall favOrites that it would he hard to equal It Is promised by NIT Weber that he has this season the prettieSt groups of show girls and dancers that have ever been seen in musical entertainment. Prices are S3. sI.s0. Si. 75 and 70 cents. Sale Of seats Tuesday and positively no free list.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14
senaser Fu1fora Ne-r n-.,t

NEWTON. Mass Oct 14.-The eon- dition of Senator George IT. Fulfoni or Brockville. Ont who was Injured Sun day iu an auf0ulobile acchlenf ia which his chauffeur. Louis E. zeriax of Al. bany. N- l. was killed. ts nof enc0ur- aging A the Newton hospftsI if unE statsd that he Is steadily lo<ing ground and that his condition is critical
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14
POLI'S
MOVING PICTURES.

The Imperial Moving Picture cOm- pany will appear at Polls theater with a first class moving picture ana illustrated song exhibition Sunday af- ternoon and evening Thfs company comes vel recommended and ls spok- en of hy the press of CounexIicut as one Of the best orzanizatIuns Of Its type on the road The views to he shown are all tAe latest American and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14
Aged Ne.. York Man FataIIy Hvr

STAMFORD. Conn. Oct. 14-In at. tempting to alight at Cos Cob station from an express train not scheduled to stop there Robert C. ThurkeII sixty. three years old. of New York received fatal injuries- Mr. ThurkelI was taken to the Stamford hospital where it was found that several ribs were broken and that his head was cut severely. He is not expected to live.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14

European novelties. thrilling, sensa- tional, comic and instructive. Edward A. Burns will render some splendid Illustrated songs during the entertain ment. Admission 9 cents, gallery l5 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14
survry party provnea

WINNIPEG. Man. Oct 14-An eu. tire Grand Trunk Pacific survey party has been drowned in the Winnipeg riv- CT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14
No unIo. of rsnama .ud Cost. Rse.

WASHINGTON Oct IA Supple menting the csblesi denial of the Paua, ma government of the report that nego. tiations are In progress looking to the union of Panama and Costa Rfca. senor CaIFo. the Costa Rlcsn minister heTt. state1 hy instruction Of the serrs. tzzT Of stnte for foreign felafions that there Is noe anT foundation Ebzzz-rr fnz md 1ennr1z
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14
EAGLES FAIR
Will Open Monday Sii h, With Many
 Attractions.

The line of march for Monday nights big torchlight parade will be
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14

as follows. EaeIzs' haH to 1fesdsw.
 se sostA Mala 10 East Msin. is sian-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14
BEHRING'S NEW CURE
Will Be Ready Within Year,
 Say American Agents.
CHEAP AND EASILY OBTAINED

Some New Facts About the Reported Cure For Consumption by the Pro- fessor's Representative In This Country - Remedy to Be Brought Within Reach of Poorest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14

Although Kirke La Shelle, who died at Bellport. l.. l., on May 16 last pos sessed considerable property, an ap' praisement shows that his real estate was heavily mortgaged. His net real and personal property amounts to $9O.- 52925. Tn addition to this his wife. Magic \. La Shelle, had insurance pol icies payable to her amounting to $20.- OOO.. Since his death his half interest in Checkers has been sold for S12,- 900. and his interest in ''The Heir to the Hoorah'' and "The Virginian" has realized S12,J00.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

last night, and he then abandoned the
idea Of attending the convention OF
the National Wool Growers assocla.
ton.
Miss Susie Cole. age 3s years. pass.
ed away at the homo on South Edith
street yesterday afternoon. Mrs. NJ.
T.. Colo. the mother, was present The
remains will be shipped To- Chicago
for burial, accompanied by an aunt,
who viii arrive from there probably
tomorrow
Painter Hudson and force OF
painters are busily employed these
days at the 81 Josophs hospital They
have nfcon rooms 20 newly paper and
thoroughly rcnoyats Mr.. Hudson has
just completed poporIng the down
stair rooms OF the NJ. w Flouruoy
residence.
Carlos Baca. the sheriff NJ Valencia
county Is Ia the city today from los
Lunas lie says big snow fen In the
Rio Grando valley around the towns
Of Los Lunas and Bolen last night
and u Is the opinion OF Mr.. Baca that
the snow extended pretty far south
last night
Major u s Bishop. commanding OF
tccr at Fort Apache. Aria. accom-
panied BY his daughter Miss NJ. G.
Bishop, are stopping at the Alyarado
Tho Major arrived from Fort Hau
chucn. where he. with other member,
of the military examining board mad,
an examination for promotion ~ Cap
tain Wilcox OF the Sixth cavalry "a,
wall leave for Fort Apache this even
ing.
Ben Williams. chief Of the secret
service department OF the Santa Fc
arrived this morning from N Paso
He says that w. 49, Moers, the Santa
Pc Waterman who shot "a man at nj
paso last week. has boon released on
/ his own rccoguizanco 20 appear iul
trial 10 wanted Meora shot ana kue,
| q Mexican. who resisted arrest whor
apprchended attempting 90 break in q
box car
W r. Williams. stone and buldinf
contractor of las VEGAS. Is in the cit,
to meet General Manager Hopewel
Of tho Albuquerque Eastern. regard
ing grading contracts Mr. Williams
when seen hy The CITIZEN reporter
last night said that 30 mat'orod uu,
or nothing. whether or not Doe got .
contract on the Eastern. ho liked Al
huqucruuc and bo intended mo,ul
down hero lie had not visited 90,
Duke city for ten years and was as
tuuishol a. Sos growth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Railroad Topics

would. For years men going 90 Cnlca.
500. Kansas City and other points with
sock have been ln the habit of sell.
ina the return part OF their passes 20
the scalpors when they asa not desire
Jo return home directly boy the same
road on which the stock came.
Presidents OF the western lines 90.
lues,rd The appointment Of a commit
tee boy the passenger association 10 see
what could be- done The freight men
we're instructed TO- confer with this
committee, which has just presented
Dos report % recommended that
tickets tor the round trip be- issued ~.
the poiut from which shipments are
made Before hoIug good Tor the re-.
turn those tickets must bo stamped
uy the joint agents of The lines sta.
tloacd Of the various stockyards. u
,ho scheme works as vol as the com.
mittco expects. few return live stock
tickets can bo used by the scalpcrs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Gro Monday Daily CiiizCnl
pr. D g. Wroth in Kansas CITY
on pro- ional business.
Rabb toob H. Kaplan ls Ia Don
yer TO main several days.
Attor NELL o. 1old was pas
senger santa Pc tnis morning,
Alton IA. h. Holt OF Las Cruces.
passed ough the city this morning
en- route santa Re
Hon. % A. Dallvs OF Bclen, ls in
the ciJy business Iio expects to
return D.. ne this evening
l.. q Isonhcld left yesterday for
ST. jos, . Mo. and viii be absent
from the 10y several days.
Harry prngor. OF Colorado Springs,
is yIsiti With h.s mother, Mrs, I'm.
ma Bcrr OF Stoyor avenue.
n is o. I0nnced that the university
stable, ch burned ON Friday OF last
week. wi bee rebuilt Immediately
The yunr session Of Ballut
Abyad mplo viii bo held this
evening O'Clock BE- sure TO at.
tend
j. 9. rton. who resided az Flag
staff the past two years. is In this
city ana ull rcsIds here ln the fu-
turp.
Vs. Mo- b. lowclcr has removed 90
zoo RniIr a avenue. iu with Jho Nav.
ala Eloc Co, next 900 iluppe 81
drug stor
The rp lar me, Ting of the Catho.
Tie ladic Aid society VIII bo hold iu
ST. Mary hall Tuesday afternoon,
at $3.50 D no.
w. IS 'iolls, maUaDr for tho
Holmes pply company iu Sew
Mexico Arizona. was ana AI1u.
qurrruo tor on saturday.
~. o. Il. OF the firm of HuI a
Sells. gan al merchants and Indian
traders bt Islcta transacted business
loo the clt, on Saturday evening
bishop 3 W. Warren, who took AN
active par In the dedication Of tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

tFrom Turf '"y Daily Ciuzoul
Julius Kaltor representing a wnorc.
sale clothing house OF 50. Louis. Us in
The city among old friends
Cade Sclyy the chief OF the secret
service Of the coast limos of tho San.
ta Fe, is in the city today on business.
Mrs. j. 4. Rarraclough. OF Oakland,
who o. the owner OF some valuable
Albuquerque real estate. is hero for a
few days.
Tho Non-sectarian Benevolent go.
ciety will hold meeting tomorrow
"wednesday afternoon at . O'Clock
al the office of Attorney b W Clancy.
Regular meeting OF John A. Logan
Circle No. l.. Of @. A. Il. at the home
OF Mrs. q, - Myers 2l5 Huniug ave.
nue, az $3.50 o'clock. Wednesday aftor.
noon, Jan n.
Harry ". Wright manager for tho
American Lumber company Ia the
woods, returned to the timber last
night after visit Of several days
iu the city.
As stated, Hon aud Mrs. y. A. Hub.
bell did not gu 10 Denver. Mir Hubboll
had business hero which detained him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
POLICE COURT
LAW rRANseAtssoRs UP "a.
FORE Jt&TieFcRAwFoRo THIS
MoBNlNo.'

Ed. Marcus was. foEmerly employed
at w l.. Tuwnlo.s rcd barn. Ito tired
OF good and suirtlont wholesome food
and ON Saturday evening he concluded
that he would banquet at sturgos
European. lie did 80 deliberately aud
tlen walked ont as deliberately rs he
ate lie was on the verge u getting
away when discovered. No drew a
razor from bis pocket and. held tho
whole hotel force al bay. and waving
The instrument right and lon. declared
himself untakoablc However, he was
docile enough when the police arrived
and plead guilty q disturbing tho
peace, ma no one from the hotel made
a moro severe charge against him. lie
was sentenced Co serve ton days.
Two months ago a young married
man of the city went out for a ume. Il
came fast and he soon tired. falling
asleep along about midnight In pop.
ular resort Of the city Tie awoke with
a art 90 nnd that his heavy gold
watch and chain. along with some
available cash had disappeared But
Do" was game and asa not squoal bear.
inr up we'll under his losses The po.
Ic. were tbo only ones lot into the
secret and they have been quietly
working ON the case. on Sunday "a
negro was arrested Tor some trivial
ohuuso ami lo and behold. the long
Jos. watch chain was found IN tho
pr 1ucr's ycst ono clew lead To- an.
other and the watch was recovered IN
q pawn shop Tho young mans usual
ly ruddy hue is heightened until it b.
now quito rosy because 81 tho recov.
cry. The negro gave his name as
John Ellis ana was bound over 90 the
grand jury
A native giving his name as Alfredo
Salaznr viii bo tried this afternoon
Tor forgery Ho o. alleged 10 have
stolen the railroad check OF Fldcl 10.
peg and representing himself 90 he
tho owner of tho Same. drew tho
money tits apprehension was easy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
NO. T. REV. CARLISLE p. 3. MAR.
TIN, L. L. ..

OF Waycrly Texas writes. "Of a
morning. when first arising. / often
ind troublesome collection OF
'hIcEm, which produces a cough and
is very hard 20 dislodEo; hut a small
1uan'ity OF balIard's llorohound Syrup
VIII az once dislodre 10. and the trou.
hlo is over know OF no medicine
iaat is equal 90 g. and q Is 80 pleas.
ant 40 take can most cordially ro.
commend % 20 an persons needing a
medicine for throat OF lung trouble d"
soc. Soc and 81. For sale Boy j. a..
ID REILLY a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
LOCAL NEWS

from saturdays Daily CitlzenJ
ichumann Iielnk. the buxom frau.
with the massive. metric smile.
% comic opera now
Chants in olephantine style.
shades OF 5icgfriod. this is fierce,
Dost thou utterly forget
How thy varblnr used to pierce
Topmost pcrchos Of the Met?
WHY desert The classic lcrce
Orrud sHro contains more art
Lluas som what OF a bore
Than o. n your present part.
Heard above surrounding din.
softly doth the diva speak
Wagner ffer bringhr mir Ia
JmtyuulIg blunks a week.
Town Topics.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
The caledonIan Gaze.


Formerly. Of 70 railroad ym13uEmout
was '1 Doe made, small army of labor.
ors would hg sCut tU a gravel bank and
thn material would bc shoyglod ou cars
ana then shoyo'cd ou again lt point
whore the 900 Vas ,o Dee made To-day.
bug, steam shuyy,s and "a halt dozen
men w.li load "a train of ears 600 feW
moments. and then soapus operated
uy machinery, controlled by one or
$40 mon. VIII sCrapc the material from
,ao ca. '"l dump DO in piles along
tho sides of the track 40 the point
whore tnr new hll is 90 bp made. in
even less Inc than was Cunsumpd lu
loading d. Mechanical sprcadefs run.
ming ON Che railroad tracks then come
along and spread the material evenly
and ID any desired dcplh, over the top
and sides ui the now Cmbaukm0nl
Drainage bitches along the sides of
the track are dug ami kept boz proper
cpudt ION Dog ditcblng machines, which
NOT only remove the material, but load
30 on cars ready 10 by uauled away
Railroad bridges of moderate span
aln built and riyetcd up complete az
Che shops and arc tHcn uu.oaded from
tbo cars hy derrick cranes mounted on
hat cars which lars the new bridge
along Dee side OF The tracks adjacent
,' Dos ANAL location, CO., often place %
directly iu Dos permanent and final po.
..u1u on thu masonry ahutmonts -
EugupDrIue MAGAZINE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Another Short Line.

gentleman high lu the councils OF
the Denver a Rio Grando railroad
stated To the Aztec Index that that
road contemplated building a short
line from Pueblo 200 san Diogo. Cal
ly crossing the Wunemannshn pass
the distance between Pueblo and Du.
range can Doc shortened about sixty
miles The road viii then run to
Aztec ana Pennington. thencU taking
La s'uthwostorly course into northern
Arizona and on to the Pacific. making
the terminus no san Diego, which. ac.
cordIng 90 the gcntlemans reasoning,
viii bee the shipping point for goods
passing through Co the Panama canal.
When the line Is completed. ne says.
solid vesiibule trains viii be- run bo.
tween san Diego and Pueblo. n tho
Denver a Rio Graudp means business.
,hcy will dnd us a liberal people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

r. q. Bu leti. u prominent citizen OF
socorro, D. 90 tbs city 1n business.
Born to Er ana Mrs r. W. SEMINAL.
mack Of south Sixth street. a girl.
District 1ttorncy r. W. clancy and
slfe returned last evening from santa
IN
Mrs. Loa Armiiu. OF Santa Re. Is
visiting he laughter, Mrs. Harry Ben.
iamln
Miss Gr Downs OF winslow. Ari.
zcna. Is ., stored at sturgos' Euro
poan.
The albuquerque Teachers club
will meet ..s evening at the public
library bu ng.
That 500 " OF young men known as
de Gang ave their lady friends a
hop at Eli nall last night.
Mrs ID. Macpherson is enjoying
visit iron Ior mother. Mrs A. Stein.
beck. who rived from Chicago.
Il b. G. nelly, prominent mining
man OF Is, Socorro county returned
home aftc Tow days visit la the clty.
AtAhlN' .. HAhah Man "a Naanfhhhl
for Santa this morning. where he
has a ca etore the supreme court
W a. 3 representing the Mining
Review, leading mining journal
OF the Pa slope. Is In Albuquerque
for the da
Lawrcu. labcock and wife have rc
turned 90 .Ir home nc Kelly, n. ~.
after spgu several days ia the city
shopping visiting.
william elntosh. the Chilli sheep
raiser. Be- The city and viii attend
the Wool Nors association cunyou.
ton at D, To- the first Of next week.
r. 49, So ontkor has received mott.
Acation obi. he has been appointed
permanent 1neger IN New Mexico for
the Cousu i've Life Insurance com.
pany.
The Elh ave changed their regular
meeting ts from the second and
fourth Sa. avs Of the month, 20 the
second au uurth Wednesdays OF the
month.
Mrs C. 1sh. age ~ years, passed
lway az residence. no South
broadway terday, consumption 10
the r.. of demise Tho funeral
10 be- o. from the chapel OF I'D.
rds a. lar tomorrow afternoon 40
% o'cl.
IRIS. ~ am Hood died on South
So. ma 70 last evening OF compl-
ca 900 isoasos. The funeral was
/ held rlI ternoon from tho chapel OF
Edwar a. Fuehr.
IN, lduuarters office of the wells
Fargo >pross company rs being
move pm san Francisco 90 Chicago.
The officials OF the company
passe rough the city last night en-
route g.
nj Ida and Vida Johnson. who
have D. spending tho holidays In the
city their parents, returned 90
McsIl ark last night 90 resume their
studio the Agricultural and Ne
chan. Arts college.
Eric. Of General a. Hudson IN Al.
huQuD have received announce
mcut the young mans marriage,
which rurred al Wooster. Ohio, De.
ccmbo I. The young lady was Miss
F1orou Keplcs. OF that place. Mr..
Hudsu. ,ill be remembered as for.
mer q ~ Arthur Eyerltt. the jew
eler
AttDr Felix Lester. who was EN-.
ployod the albuquerque Athletic "a
soclat... ior the recovery Of $500
which iue the plaintiff as the win.
nors rc Of tho gate receipts OF a
foot ba anne played 40 the Pass City.
has be- advised by Attorney W ~.
winter El paso, that the papers in
tho sal re- ready and that action Will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Attorney Julius Staab returned last
nirht from Santa Pc ro appeared be-.
toro the supreme court In the case OF
the territory against Mills at AL. req.
rcsout.ug the defendants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Editor Hail Marries.

Despite the fact that ne is demo
Graf and therefore NOT entitled 90 ca,
swoets OF life, G.. ~ Hall, Of Ellda
seolds 10 have struck that chord watch
sets vibrating the best that Is In a
man
Mr. Hall had the happiness at Por
tales The other day 10 claim as his
bride Miss Iva Tyson. q most charm
lng young woman OF Roosevelt coun
TVS capital city.
After "A tour OF some weeks thoy are
tp reside at Eida, whore Mr. Han ID
one OF the editors OF the Elida News
ana which Is bis headquarters as as.
'isian' superintendent OF public ln
,truction for Roosevelt county.
Mrs 70. Chillors. Of silver Ciiy. was
hero yesterday on business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
NOVEMBER or SANTA re.
Was Banner Month, Barring one, In
History ef Road.


The Santa FEES November state.
ment showed sruss earnings larger
than those for any preceding month
leo the company's history, with the cx,
copJIun 1f October, Jos Tho fact
that October. 1903. was the compauya
largest month in gross earnings goes
some distance toward explaining tho
decrease of 100000 in gross ior the
corresponding period this year, for
not only were tho effects of The ante
election Iulu0ss tDI, but comparison
was made with the roads banner
month For iho Eve months the state.
wDuJ Us NOT such as to arouse any en.
HEus.asm. bug nae showing was ansCt
90 uy temporary conditions which mo-
.uu.r prevail Iuus. conditions were
tn. loss 1f business aad destruction
u. property uy floods and the mil .u
commercial activities before election.
which Nus Did. confined f1 AtchH0n
uu.ug uu w fet uy .ho roads
t.sHb9H
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

G. A. schourIch ana q A. saint In
mo employ of tho Santa 20 Central
and Albuquerque Eastern railways.
were In the city yesterday ON bust
ness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Indigestion Causes
CatRrrh of the
Stomach.

For many years Il has been supposed that
CaiafTh Of tho Stomach caused Ind gostlon
and dyspepsia but the truth Is exactly the
opposite. Indigestion causes oaiarTh. Re-
pea,ed attacks Of indigestion lnflamea ,he
mucous membranes lining the stomach and
exposes thu nerves ofthe stomach. thus eaus-
ing the glands 10 socre,o mucin instead Of
The juices OF natural digestion. This Il
called Caiarfh OF the Stomach.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

U0EgJ br1Nrrs ar. Io ho deprived
of her puly 1f tickets from .IeN
usu By .he plan uI thr Western PAS
s0ue.r association works as well as
fhe uruad men at last Fridays meet.
.us lf tle association believed b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Mevsar central Wreck

The H.."lu central train which ar
rived lu Julrr2 at ~ O'Clock Wo1nos.
day u.lhf N hours late bad coIll
sion with a switch engine 100 Torro0n
tho nllht before. aud Jhr ,usluoor who
was then u charge of tho passenger
locomotive was seriously injured Ills
fireman and .hr engineer aud fireman
of thD switch engine jumped .u time 90
escape injury
Both locomotives were demolished.
The drpw bead was knocked ont of the
baggage car and the steam pj9cs OF
The Pullmhns were all 6roKon and an
windows iu the PuIImans and FIRST
class coaches were brukon.
The Caledonian Gaze.
The Interior says that an invest Iga.
uon by the interstate commerce com.
mission uf case wherein the Sartn
Pc railroad Is accused of charging ths
'aleiouiau Coal company of Gallup.
s. NJ. rates 81 tom higher than "a
D.g competitor paid. and thereby ruin
ug Dee CnIuIOuaus business. has rc.
awakened tho agitation against ais.
elimination loo railroad freight rates.
But Pre- dent Ripley Ut Np Santa Pc
Has said .U public speech that I.s.
elimination Ia method of getting
traffic which cannot Dee prevented uu.
ieHs Dee railroads are allowed by nW
FOB pool 'n'.r earnings and then divide
pro rata