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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-14

good advertisement helps to make
a competitors store look like summer
resort on a rainy day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-14
Freshening In the Fall.

During the summer practically every
dairy has surplus Of milk. due to the
shortsightedness of producers in gen.
eral. who find it impossible TO get over
the old mistaken idea that cows should
freshen in the spring instead of the
fall. What good thing the farmer
has whose cows are due to come fresh
next October or little later!
Scrubs All Around.
Scrub cows on scrub feed make the
scrubbiest OF business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

AT the time Of auditing the
looks be found nothing wrong with
Thorn Eiis charge that | secured
the payment Tor stock In the sum
% tsa.eo0 ~ false The total
Amuuul did not exceed ff3.0VO.
\ resigned my position "a presi
aeut 81 the packing concern Oct Z.
when ! saw that things we're not
going on as harmonionsly az they
should have Adams Immediately
defsanstoa a receiver, aud the com.
pans Il nov involved In bank.
ruptcy proceedings
Merchant lives al Twentieth and
Dir ST.. and has been q resident
of Seattle Tor % years and has
been IN the commission business
during that time
sheriff Lou c. Smith will leave
Monday Tor Salem, Ore. 90 take
John y. Wentworth. the partner Of
Merchant. into custody. Went.
worth waa arrested there last night
and klnR couniY's sheriff advised
Merchant ~ making strenuous et.
temptA 10 secure hss reicaa1 ON
bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
NEGRO COMMITS
ANOTHER OUTRAGE

M. REso. OKLA. Dec. ss-Fol
lowiag upon the shooting q Cap.
tain Markiln. sud the assault upon
Mrs 4 = Clifton. Thursday after
nnos. another outrage has been per.
pesrufged by = negro IN the uniform
az he United States army. who
Last night shot and fatally wound.
ed Ire sung. 4 Chinese lanndfg
man who Resisted an attempt ~
robbers. The uexfo entered ths
launAf1 ana when refused the
mnaey. dspw HIS fuToirer and fired
after which 10 mAae his sseAps.
lntsase foeling has been aroused.
and Should the guilty negro be
f0nnd. Il la feared that lynchlns
wili fallew II II understood that
Major fftmFoss has Information
xhich Il expected TO lead to the
arrvat Of the guilty party, bui that
officer has refused absolutely &c
MAKE . statement other than 10 sa9
that everything l. being done 10
capt are the usKfu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
WELL KNOWN COMMISSION
MAN ARRESTED or SERIOUS
cHARcE-PaorEsrs Hss IN.
NocERcg.

Making vehement pruieatatioue
% his Innocence. Robert Merchant
- to-day behind the bars of the
north tank 81 the county jail Mef.
chant. for whose arrest a warrant
wae yesterday issued ny Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Vandeveef
for alleged felony In swearing false.
81 ~ To the assets ~ the National
Brokerage company. vas lodged In
the Jail this morning n 4 O'Clock.
having been arrested b. three dep.
ats aheriffs.
Its an Infamous mistake" De.
clared the imprisoned man this
morning 20 q reporter Tor The star.
"lts the work Of a man BY the
name Of Adams. who knows that
my books were straight. Tor he
himself helped me take my trial
balances. and be n an expert nc.
countant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
snow CAUSES LOSS
/ OF LIFE. IN WRECK

astrous storm az is now raging
throughout France. Belgium. Swift
zerlsnd. Germany and Austria
Hungary. A heavy loss ~ life has
resulted everyahere. nut FOR the
underground wiring system which
has been advanced rapidly 81 re-
cent years. this city would be come
plstely shut off from teieEranhic
communication. Surface wires are
down. and traffic IL completely
blocked 90 Scotland, and northern
points IN England.
II England alone. nine bodies
have been found buried IN snow,
and from all parts 81 the empire
reports are coming in telling o.
trains completely showed under
wild stories o. wrecks of the
coast are coming IN. but the sea
Is 50 dangerous that II II impos-
sibie 20 launch rescue boats Re
ports are common ~ men freezing
20 death aboard ship IN tho grasp
Of the storm. and u IL feared that
with better weather. u VIII be dis
covered that terrible loss u Iife
hs. resulted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
LONELY MIDNIGHT WALKS Of
YOUNG THOMPSON DESCRIBED
NEPHEW R0BS
UNCLE'S HOME

SPOKANE. Dee - When MIL
ionaire James Monaghan. father 81
the late Enslgn James Robefi !-on-
aghan. testified against Charles
Perkins. alias Thomas Bernard. nc.
euscd u burglary. in the police
court yesterday afternoon. he was
ignorant Il the fact. alleged by the
police. that the accused Is his
nephew
OFFICERS a. the station say the
prisoner l. che hayward son Of
Ewing MuCnol ~ WaliA Wniih. a
hrosherlnslaw Of ST Monaghan
The latter bad never seen his
nephew and therefore did not recur
Mise him under tha name assumed
The accused VAS discovered By
Miss Margaret Monaghan IN her
fathers ruom In she family resi-.
aence. the uiEhi before Christmas
she and her brother held him until
the police arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

TACOMA. Wash. Dec. ~ More
testimony as 10 Chester Thomp.
san's peculiar habit o. wandering
over the city of Seattle NJ all hours
Of the night, again characterized
the session Of Judge SHELLS court
this morning
W J Elliott. captain Of The fire
boat snoqualmie. was the first wit
uess. lie had known Chester for
seven years and had often seen him
asriding along Railroad av.. return
Ing 20 his home In the early hours
Of the morning lie had seen him
during the winter Wing on the
grass near the shore 81 Lake Wash.
inKton He had warned him Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

The fausral ~ William q Guion.
uha 1isd sa a result II the inissies
be received n the intsrurbau arsck
Ntii b. held 81 2 ocinek tunoFfuW
AZ the rssiasnes nf hts father prank
N Gaipn. ssas 8 Greece Lake boule-
ward inser5usat AIR b. tu taksvteW
censtery Rev " ~ Rsrs. u the
Wrist Methodist chufeh. viii cen
duet ire services Friends desiring
81 attend the services are advised 20
xet eff me Green i-aks car AZ Ifea-
p~et station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
DIR. MIRACLE TO
BE ARRESTED

During ths past two days Dr.
Miracle has appeared ne the defend.
eat a. q charge fiiod against him
By Dr. Russell charging him with
the sufeezxiemeat of two diamond
stuis loaned him last February. The
csar naa being heard before Justice
Of the Peace Davis yesterday. and
az fhe conclusion Of the session the
two parties left the court room
Df. Miracle was going 20 cherry
-. between fret and second avs.
when he met face to face. the OBJ
toct of bis troubles Of the after
noon,
White with rage. DIR. Miracle loud
~ declared, u viii fix YOU"
DR.. Rnancil avows In the complaint
that she II afraid that Miracle win
carry his threat into execution, and
asks protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
SEVEN CONTRACTS
ARE AWARDED

The board u public works this
morning awarded the contracts for
the sewers Oh TwentY Hccond a..
East Madison st.. Thirty ninfh ~.
ard Seventh av northeast. 70 =
Dlaeen 4 Co. whose bid vas from
10 10 IS per cent lower than any
q the othefa
The Seattle Electric company
was granted permission 20 erect
iron poles on Vestiakc as. on eou.
dition that they b. used for trnliaY
wires only The Sunset Teiophuue
eofaaany sas granted permission
20 put la cnuduifs on Queen Anne
hilI The Seattle LigntlnK company
vas given a permit 70 Install gas
mains In q number 81 streets
The Sparwer C0ucrefa company
requests a release from It's contract
% pat in concrete walks on Sixth
az. north. On account q a regrad.
inx Of the entire district the work
cannot be done az the present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
Captain Elliott Tells Of Youths Strange Habit
OF Pacing Along the Waterfront Also
Seen the Boy Lying in the Grass at Lake
Washington at Unreasonable Hours.

rheumatiRbm. but had received no
reply.
William r. Hosle. ambulance
driver. was next called HoKte IN
hoy Of 10 years. and had attend
cd school with Thompson
lie testified 10 having seen the
defendant wandering around tha
city Al all hours OF the day and
night He had seen him on tho
night before the shooting in tho
vicinity of the Emory home be-
tween the hours ol N and 10
O'Clock.
A statement 10 the effect THAI
he had seen Chester walking on a
rainy night about a year ago in tho
vicinity OF Laheview cemetery
brought forth about an hours
eross-examinstion from the prose-
cuffun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

POLICE OFFICER 5
WANT PENSION

a movement IL on foot. auppoFts
hS ths police departments 81 Sc
attis. Spokane. Tacoma and heIl'nK
ham. % have the legislature AZ tta
ncxt sessions paaa 4 lAw pruVt3iuN
fof f=ollce pzhsiaus Ia cities ~ the
first order The proposed Law il
that when auY pollo- offIesF arrives
NJ tbs age ~ g. years who has
served 10 the departmeat foF -
Years o. more would Be sutitlca -
retirement on half pas.
Detective Sergeant Charley Ten
nant. pf The Seattle department. AMI
Sergeant Mepbre. ~ The Spoknna
department. are the aeftro support
erH 81 this movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
SUIT THREATENED
ts,.r ssssisl s.rs.s..l

VANCOUVER. n G.. Dec 20 r
chief II Police Chisholm threatens
% sue the nalig World Ter criminal
litael. aayinx that the paper called
the noitcs commissioners and alder
men fnols for removing Numen frum
TIE restricted district and allowing
them 70 spread AT over the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
OAKLAND GOES SOUTH.

The steam schooner Oakland
leaves tomorrow morning FOR san
Francisco sith a cargo Of lumber.
The Oakland Is TO - used as a
frelghier between Frisco and
Eureka during the wintsf. bur viii
return for the Nome trade the fret
week in March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
SNOW CAUSES
TRAIN DELAY

The Great Northcrn'n Past Mall.
due IN Seattle AZ : O'Clock THE
mornlnE. has been annallsd No Ia
formation ~ obtainahie from the
local officials A. 10 the cause Of the
annulimcnt Or the exact cause Of
DELAYS Of other local trains
The Northern Paelfiets Twin
City Express and the Spokane traits
ore bath several hours late I e
heavy SHOWS in the middle 0est
rendering Hiow travel IL said 10 b.
the cause II these trains being be
hind AchndMIn time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
LONDON MANUFACTURER
WILL EXHIBIT At EXPO.

Henry p Reed. director Of en-.
ploliation % the Alaska Yukon Pa.
eifie exposition. has received a let
ter from Edmund :. Neany. who IL
on his way east In the interest Of
the exposition. In which 10 states
that he met Alfred Brookes and u
W u Andersen. managing directors
81 the Associated Cement Manufac.
turers Of London. They expressed
n desire 10 have an exhibit Al the
exposition, and II SO. they viii have
enc II the largest OF any private
enterprise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
WILL ARREST J. q. MOSS.

A warrant haa hecn sNofn out
fog the arrest ~ ] y Noes. ~ IL
First - " for cstting tlown trees
Cor Christmas IN ktnneaF para. pe
iertixe CuFbett secured the Ell.
deuce which lead "a hia arrest, The
park board of the city viii prose
cute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
NEW HOTEL To
CTOS $4,000

r. Olsen has filed nianr for q
three story kalei. O. he erected or
the Neat side II Eiahsh ~. tse feet
south n Madison a. Ths building
vii eantain Toe rnams. Ia sddltiau
% ths lobby. large dining roofu
ailehsu. bath feasnH. etc. The hotel
siil - buiit aiaHg the latest TN
proved lines. The estimated eezt
II ihs bai{ains IL ttN10o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
Z. e. CAME. OF THIS CITY.
CLOSED DIAL FOR NEW
sTEAnER-WlLL eE PUT on
SEATTLE NOME RourE.

Negotiations have been eagnrisisi
in Nss Yors hx . a. calne. pfesl-
drnt II TIE Alaska Pacific ramrauY.
uf tffiH city. fef ths steamer Al
mirhi NumrsaH The Admiral
ssmpson h practically q nse boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
Y. N. C. AS MEET

A telegrauhie meet aas held last
night between the y. n 9. As %
Seattle Portland. Tacoma and E.v-
efett The result was q Gle between
Tacoma and Everett for the cham
rianahlp. each making ~ points.
Portland follows with seven. and Sc
attic fourth with two points fsolss
and Salt Lake city were % have
been in the meet bui failed 20 enter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
HERMAN AND
CANS READY

ToNoFAH New. Dee sp--with
the Cans Herman fight but three
DAYS eff. both principals today an
uouneet their condition az perfect
Cans weighed i9gA pounds thia
morning Herman 4 slightly
heavier. bat vii probably make the
weight
The fighters took the usual Jos
through the mud this morning
The general belief la that the
fiEht slli cud before the 18th round
Herman'n manager says the battle
viii 30 over "a rounds and that
Herman viii sih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

FuneFal services faz James q
fos4. the conductor uha pan KILLED
Ia he iuterurhan wreck. and son II
Rev. ftonalt A Hnsa. ueFe held at :
a'cloek thia afternoon fYam the fam
tiy residence. 20 stth ~. =
Rev ~ A Matthews - the first
pgsshY trFisn church conducted the
services. and the following actea a.
raitshemrmra Arthur bradbury.
r,onaid niaeh. r. ffetxrs and t..
N uiuSw ail II Tacoma sfr Thater.
- kent. Lee nFoignu. II West 80
attic futsrnent was a Lakssteu
censetsgy
xsiriiy iodee 10. So. a the Ma
sans. took charge q tha funeral rlt-
uais AZ the ee1uatery and rrad the
masonic services over the grave.
NJ. Ross Was = weii kn8sn Mason.
A special fnisrurbau train left
Kent ~ nooa Bringing Nssons from
ihexe vha attended the funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
MARITAL TROUBLE BETWEEN
TWO PHYSICIANS cuLmlN.
ATEs m ANOTHER uNEx.
PEcTEp CASE.

Adaad 60 the long list Of eivil and
criminal complaints filed against Or
George W Miracle b. his alleged
former wife. Dr. Annie X. RUSSELL
and which have resulted In arrests
and many airines before he courts
another information was made today
calling FOR the arrest Of Miracle.
charging him with attempting 10
provoke an assault
The complaint was issued by Dep
uty Prosecuting Attorney whitman
at III o'clock this morning. and the
arrest will be made from Justice Da-
Wis court this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
Well Known Fire Protection Engineer Named by
Mayor Moore to Succeed Ralph COOk---Ap-
pOintmont to Be Filed With City Comptroller
This Afternoon.

Harry " Drlnrhurst. fire nrutec-
lion engineer. vii be the next chief
81 tho Seattle fire department
lila appointment viii BE- made
and formally flied with the city
comptroller by Mayor Moore this
aifarnoon.
This Information GENES To The
Star not FROM an official source
hut from a source equally AZ re-
liable
When aHked regarding Mr. Bring
hurst this muruius Mayor Moore
declined either Ia deny or affirm
the truth ~ The Stars Information
The appointment 81 b fire chief
Hill be- flied with the city comp
tfuiler lhis afternoon. said the
naayur and until this has been
done. no official announcement will
be made
Sir BfinRhurut Fna equally reii.
cent bat would not deny that he
bad been rendered and had accept.
ID the position
Mar u information.
There II 40 man IN Seattle more
familiar aith fire department a.
fairs than 10 Mr IirlnRhurst IN
bis boyhood days his father and
his unglsa were members 81 the
volunteer fire department af Phil
aaclphia. and since be- has been
able % steddle" HrinRhursl has fol
ioHed the fire engines IN IoEans.
port. Ind. he was a member Of the
volunteer fire department. after
wards aiding "a the Organization %
a paid department Of which be vas
assistant chief
From LoFansport he vent 70 Bic
murek. = ID. ~ city engineer and
wAs there a member Of the volun
teer fire department From Bis
maFck MF BfinFbgrst came 20 Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
SAMPSON
is PURCHASED

hasiaK been IA commission Cor only
three years AZ present she 10 be-
ina 1l~fated between the West In
dies Ana Sra Nefk city.
TITO Admiral samp~au IL t.0ea
tonnage. she will be- brought "a
tkls faAsI. around the Horn. within
she lset tWu months Nsxt Hsascn
Il Il announced she NH be placed
oa tae Seattle Meme rsh
Nr4otlattnnM are also Ia progress
~ 80 caine fer apolhsf steamer.
supfs>ssd 20 b. ths Admiral Dewey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

t1NftNp8 AHfHNf&bH P'fet@ssf
DUNDEE. Scotland. Dec. "a
hzteen persons were killed and 20
kizred 81 a wreck yesterday near
Aftfeath. between Edinburgh and
zberdeen. on the North British
Aiirosd. The heavy fan 81 snow
1fscfed The signals. and fast
haselinE express train, thinking u
- me right % way. crashed In
. ne waiting train at Arbroafh.
hsfiy 81 u the victims being on
n irain which Was standing sfiil
YssteTd1Y'H accident occurred on
hs anniversary u acotlands worst
*seck which was the Tsy bridge
4sastcr - 1873. IA which the en-
tfs tfain crashed through the Tay
sridse. killing 20 persons. not one
fefson eaeabinR The Tay bridge
aneief occurred within 20 miles
'fa'n the scene u the present wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
FERRY BOAT
GOES DOWN

NEW YORK. Dec. - The ferry
Boa Patterson, q the Erie Rail-
mad company. with 50 passengers
sb1ard. oolliaad with freight
fzftsT IN the North river tho
nnynirg and waa sunk All persons
stoard we're rescued. bet n teams
we're drowned. The accident occur
~ n . heavy fnW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
Denies Rumon.

ST PAUL. MINI, Dec. al. J.
Hill denies that he intends 20 re-.
aiEn He says the rumors are ab.
sOiutely untrue and due TO a state
meut made two years ago that no
would like 10 throw tho burden
upon younger shoulders after a few
yeara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
STRIKE IN RUSSIA

LODI. Russia, Dee 29-Twenty-
one thousand factory employees are
on strike. Manager Schneider. OK
the cotton mills, WAS killed By for.
mer employees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

attic 20 enter into the engineering
business. lie reached here just be-.
fore The fire aud sass service as "a
volunteer fireman during that dis
aHff0ua blaze
In 1898 he went - Chicago o.
take charge Of the fire APPARATUS
exhibit at the worries Falr. aud re-
manned there until the close Of the
fair when be Wcnt on the road
for fire engine firm Later be re-
turned "a Seattle and has been en-
gagged ia mattora relating 10 fire
department apparatus and to fire
protection
Fire Fighting Crank.
Among bis friends aud associates
Mr. nrlnRhurst iH kuown a. Is
crank on fire department matters.
lie Is familiar with the fire depart.
ments Of every important city In
the United Slntea having visited
nearly all Of them personally. and
has closely followed improvements
IN all fire fighting apparatus
There have been few fires Ia Sc
attic since his residence here that
be has not attended. be- they In
the daytime or az night During
the administration Of Fire Chief
Gardner kellogg Mr. BriaghHraia
wide knoNieago OF fire department
affairs wns constantly sought 30
chief kellogg, aud the two we're
and Etiil are close personal frienda
Il Is believed that Mayor Moore
Intends that Chlri BriaKhurst shall
be more Of an administrative head
OF the department than an active
fire fighter Il IL known that the
mayor believes Seattle has reached
point requiring something more
than mere fire fighter AZ the
head 81 fhe fire department. Il Be-
understood that Chief BrinRhursi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
HARRY BRINGHURST
The NEW FIRE CHIEF


= In addition 10 the appoint 4
. ment Of fire chief. Mayor 4
. Moore vii today file with the :
= city comptroller appointments 4
= II the following vacancies :
= civil service commissioner. =
= and member Of the board 81 =
. health Dr iFar Johnson will be =
= named for the latter vacancy 4
= On Monday Mayor Moore vii 4
= file tho appointment Of the 4
= successor 10 A l.. Walters. SD
. periuieudent o. streets. 4
= = a. $3.50 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

tocripps Telegraph SerNtce.l
ST. PAUL. Dec. 29.--Jamoa J.
HlIl. the pioneer railroad builder.
yesterday officially announced HIS
retirement from the active man.
agement Of hts gigantic railroad in.
terezis. Ills retirement has been
contemplated for some time. but
definite announcement was not
made until the present time. Mr.
Hill will retire on July /. and will
be succeeded by his eldest son,
Louis !. Hill, who Is now first vice
president of the Great Northern
Railway company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
WANT HICKS
FOR HUBBY

( BAKERSFIELD. Cal. Dec a.
N'her 4. y. Hicks today recsived
nc proposals % marriage. both
irnm Southern California. he re-
fGzsd % alvulEe the names. but
nys be Intends looking for the
sriisTs whsu be completes bis the
xtfie4l tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29
lnestgatiOn Begun by Coroner Carroll as to the
Iuterurhan Disaster Train Orders Will Be
Asked-.Statement PurpOrted Given by En-
Cneer Wright Denied.

haporisui tesiimoaY wii be IN
1ascea this aucfnoea al the cor
&c. Investigation II the Inter
eeAa wreck which occurred last
Essnesdsy morning. which VII
.seu that ChafiDs X Fesa. the fiae
- haid responsible tor the dis
.sser. ga hot carry eul the ordep
suea hina and that be either fafso,
= auty or acted on bis own iHds
at
fAls testimony, lt Is said. vii be
4 Nen b. nan ninsNaA. moiofmap
/ The lngefaghau passenger train
u & ca route from Tacoma 70
esiiic. and which met the Seattle
40 al EdeeNood
4 Is also said that testimony Wlli
! given that viii show that the
gave train which Was run into
s. n passeagcr traiu Vas runnins
81
b Interviews pupoFtcd 20 have
&C. made hY n Wright. ehEt
~ In charge % the steam shayei
edxcuooa. Wright is said to-
ssse stated that Fasa told kosa.
wa1neinf Of the wrecked train. 60
[ az Al the switch for the gravel
azln. THIS statement Is denfed b
kfisht lie held no conversation
- Fiagman Foss
Foss on pln1~all's Trails.
nptorulan plngSali win testify
- Foss boarded his train AZ Nil
Ga wiih his Tag. bound towards
Eigwood to stop passenger train
T. 3. the train wrpsked. and wnfi
1 fhs EdEesood siding for the
faansng Wild gravel train.
Fuss evidently. from shat ninr.
na will testify. misunderstood hts
HaeFs. for he stated to DiuRN al
- - intended 20 hold Two switch
'@n<ines on side spur tracks az
ssxe~ooa for the passing Of tho
*fnsei train Orders Were TO bold
a. passenger train
s AfcorlinE - trainmen. the gravel
.nin was fanniug Behind passen
- 80 6 When a train Is run
#x.nk Wild The cre@ wark on ueaF.
81 ihsir own orders. teartns In
1lAa MAT ines must keep ont 81
{ - way If regular trains Foss
"a sers out BY the Conductor 81
~ gravel train 20 stop train Ne 3
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