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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19

Indianapolis. Ind, March iS--Prest'
dent Mitchell has mailed TO George
r Baor. chairman Of the Anthracite
Coal one ators committee, his reply
u Inc committees communicat on ~
iecting the demands Of the miners.
Mitchell expresses keen disappolht,,
ment at The rejection Of the miners
demands. and that the argument IL
favor If their demands were pfac.
tieally ignored in the operators reply.
Mitchell insists the wages proposed by
inc union are not in excess GILL
deed they are not SO b gh--as the
wages paid in the bltuminous mining
districts Of the country.
Continuing Mitchell says
1--WE wish TO assure you we are net
unmindful of the great public interests
involved In this controversy a TO our
future relations, neither are we unap-
nrec alive Of the splendid efforts made
by the Anthracite Coal Strike Com
mi.ison 10 establish q relation nip b..
tween rs mat NOHll lH 7HA ~ % J"F . 49,
permanent peace but II YOU VIII ie-
fer TO the award Of that COMMISSION
YOU viii find the commission itseii wa
in doubt as 10 The permanency OF 1t5
sndings and expressed a hope tAat
a@She ,exptrat.op Of The a%afa.s lhe
relations OF operators anqq Tenpio9s
i. would have 50 far improved as ~
(. make It possible for snch CONDITION a
exisfed throughout the country eoan-
nv III consequence 81 tbs sa.alAa Ia - LaAs
Tacife TITfa WV naI ants'a tt'aas
ed the hope thar our adherence 70 ~
letter and spirit Of the award aao
Absence Of. local. or general strlKes
during the past tn.roc years Wonll
have appealed. mare strongly ITO YOU
'oonfidehce. and that We. might reason
ably expect a serious con deraiton o
cur claims at this 6me...
when we me. in Joint conference g
at i4$' Liberty street, New YORK C'2
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19

Sukeum, 'Trans-Caucasia March J 3.
The manner in which General Alik-
hanef has crushed the revolution IN
Kutais by razing towns, executing
ring leaders and driving sympathizers
to the mountains has produced such
resentment that acts of terror and the
throwing of bombs at troops are ire
meut Ahkhanef is enforcing martial
law with terri BILE rigor and all persons
caught with arms axe Immediately
shot
st. Petersburg, March lS,---Six thoa-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
VESSEL IS BURNED
After Fighting Flames Three hours
Az Took TO Life Boals and Were
Picked Up and Saved.

shcboygan. WIZ. March lS.-Ine
steamer Atlanta en- route % Milwal'
kee. caught fire in an unknown man,
ner this morning Il miles south oil
Sheboygaa and FIVE miles out and
burned TO the waters eige the VefSel
and ,argo valued at $1,000 being a
total loss. After agh'ing The flames
for three hours the crew of sixty men
and two passengers aboard took TO the
lie BEATS. Thoy were picked up by ihc
tug Tester and later transferred "a
the steamer GeU+ga which brought
them to Sheboyean. Mike II ckey. a
deck hand. was drowned in trying 10
escape from the flames.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19

sand persons participated today IN an
initial meeting Of the league Of cdr
nation. inaugurated by the institution
!. democrats to disseminate polItieal
instructions among the penle- the
police closed an assembly whe one
of the speakers demanded the aboli-
tion Of The death penalty
Warsaw. Russian Poland, March IS.
AN armed crowd today attacked the
prison at Pawia street killed war
den mortally wounded TWO Others and
liberated d political prisoner
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
cAsTELLANE is IL.

Paris. March lS.-Judge Ditto. pref
dent q the First Tribunal Of the Seine
summoned the Count and Countess
Boni de Castellaue today for the pu-
pose Of seeking a reconciliation under
the wife's last application for absolute
divorce. The coun css was present
bur the Count va absent. owing 10
illness The hearing was adjourned
for a fortnight.
During the examination the Count
egs said that 90 was her intention 20
persist in the application for divorce.
The nonappcarance Of The defendant
led the Court 10 enter temporary d..
fault against him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
70 Cross THE BORDERS,

Salt Lake City. March l8,--Accor3.
ing 10 the Tribune the heepmen OF
Utah and Nevada viii on March q
cross the Idaho line in defiance OF
Governor Gcoding. This Is the result
vi ar 5pyrrgn 81 ssne starry BIT AerierI'
ture Wilson that ilockmasters have the
right to move from one state to anoth-
en- when their animals are free from
disease.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
ExsARoNrss SUICIDES.

Leavenworth .Kas.. March lS.-Caro-
Inc Won Den Bussche. said to he che
divorced vile &C German Baron %,
Berlin. committed suic'de hy shooting
at tie headquarters OF her s1n. Sec
ond Lieute1ant Bnzschc az Fort La
ftnvouh loday Bus che IS q cousin
Il the first secretary OF the German
enbassy al Washington, 2. c
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
GAMBLING RESUMED.

indianapolis, lad, March lS.-lt was
reported here today that gambling
has been resumed at the West Baden
and French Lick casinos, which We're
closed several months ago BY order OF
Governor Hanly The latter through
Auditor of State Bigler threatened "a
rescind the charters Of The hotel com
panies if the gambling was not
stepped.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19

Ouray. Colo, March lS.-A nam
moth snowslide in Mount Sneffels dis
trict. six miles south Of Ouray last
night wrecked Camp Bird mine mil,
a tlam house, boarding house and
readiG rocnY William cressy IS
Known to s1Irg-v i,vtr kiitvvi uryt'' 4 I
feared. other lives were los The
property loss Is estimated at nall 2
million.
Camp Bird bunk house, ADJOINING
the reading room which was wrecked
narrowly escaped being engulfed an
crushed. There were between 200 and
$50 miners and mill employees IN IN
building when The slide came down
Telluride. Colo. March ls.--For one
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
HUNDREDS Of MINERS NARROWLY
ESCAPE DEATH IN A SNOW SLIDE

week ii has been storming almost con-
iinuaily in this district There has
rot been a train run between Telluride
and Durango for over week and the
road is still blocked By snow slides
near 0phir and Rso,
nv sfrs svrsrrtiosl ~ tsIr csfmp Hffsf
supply house cuts Of the food supply
of $50 miners who fearing further
snow sldes have taken refuge ia the
tunnel Preparations are making % res
enc thcm, bur the storm is so severe
il Il impos sihle TO reach them before
tomorrow. In addition to these, moro
than 500 men in other nsighborins
mines have been cut of from communi.
cation with the outside world by snow
slides in adjacent mounta MS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
scHWA5's AMBITION.

Omaha. Neb. March lS.-Thomas
Noanan. mining man from Nevada,
saws that Charles NJ. schWab, the steel
macnatc. has announced his intention
of making a fight 10 succeed Senator
Newlands. Of Nevada, in the upper
house Of congress. Noonan says iha'
Schwab Is ready 10 pend "a barrel Of
money" 10 secure his election
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
HAS SKIPPED OUT.
operator Who Was Cause Of the Great
Colorado Wreck Has
Disappeared.

Denver Colo, March lS.-The police
here are looking for Operator Lovely.
10 whore negligence is attributed the
disaster AT Adobe. 10 Is reported that
in company with his brother also an
operator. Lieyely loft Swallow for thc
east today He ,s wanted as witness
before the corCnci's Inquest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
IRELAND TURNS A CORNER.

Nanche-ter. Fpelsnd. March Is
In an address here today john Rel
wond said b. bol crod Ireland had
-urned q corner. tha The record oil the
last elections wOnli never be reversed
and that England Of the future would
give ireland al Dr. could rea-olaoiy
expect o. demand
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
yAres N SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.

Ex-Governor Rlcfard Yates viii
make several speeches in Dis sena-
ioral campaign in ihis section Of the
state next week. OF Monday he sp ais
a. Albion Mt VernCn and Ben on ana
on Tuesday ai Eiloa Vienna am
va-ir1 fHe 'at+lr d nieht mC.r.nE ~
Csrlou1ais Fee FI-s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
FATAL SALOON RAID.

Chicago. March lS-Willam Curry
was shot and killed, and William Rus
fell. a printer. and another man.
whose name j. not known we're scfi-
-usly wounded whilf making an a.;
acs on Henry Dusing, Proprietor OF
e. saloon az Lake View. Dusing and
his bartender were arrested.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
FRIoHTFUL CATASTROPHE.

Rome, March 1S-Eighteen people
were burned to death in a remarkable
fire at Fucecchio. Tuscany last night
A dance was in progrers in a hall
above a stable in which they hay
caught FIRE Before all the dancers
could escape the floor collapsed. and
nearly a score fell into the fiery Turn
ace below
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
uRYoocK DEWEY PROCEEDS.

p Las Palmas Canary Islanis. March
IS-The United States floating Dry
dock Dewey. en- route for the Philip
plnc lands which arrived here Feb
ruary %. left Saturday in tow Of the
Golfers Bru;uB. Caesar and Glacier
and the navy tug Potomac. The
Dewey VII call 80 Gibraltar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
KILLED HEa GUEST.

kansas CitYi $50 Aar1 lS.-Nrs.
IDA Doniei~0n 4 wl le entertaining @
party of frienas az laser today. be-
come earagel 4 remark Jf f. e.
Harris. me q az CUE Is, and shot AMI
killed t.m T5e F9uaa vas arrested
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19

Paris, March ls.-There was a
special meeting of the cabinet today
in connection with the Algeciras con
ference. Although no statement mas
been given out relative to France
future line OF action, an announcement
of NJ. Bourgeois hat the ministry VIII
not participate in the debate on Tor
eien affairs budget Tuesday Is regard
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19

of unregenerate nationality is func'
ti8nally represented. want 10 find
way out for Roosevelt for the per
Torrance on Jolo island has a ghastiy
look and the cablegram matched IT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
a KANSAS CITY FIRE.

Kansas Cty. March ls.--Miss Agnes
Inman was burned To- death and fivc
.other womea wera overcome by SMOKE
IN a Gre in their apsr ments tonight
Miss lnman was ieai when the FIRE
men foond her Tux Tiers were taken
.1t On Ladders hy a. 5reme1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
eeRLiN SOCIALIST MEETING.

Btr,in. March Nos, than one
hundred SOCIALIST meetings held to-day
ln Berlin and L sahurls fgr the pur
poses OF commodore Ing the revoiu-
u.narr outbreak Of 1s4S49 aad profess
ng agaia he three class snarasc
system Of Prussia passed OF w'ta
-ozpiete qae-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
FOUND Two PEARLS.

Hfchmoud. ind- ga Oh ISL race
J.. smith. Of Cincinnati travelling
-a1.zrar. willie seated IN tl7 oin n
-o5- II TIE Westeo.f H0tel last efe7-
i-r f7und Two perfectly formcd pearls.
worth il e said, sl0o, n q shsl oyster
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
FRANCE AND GERMANY STANDING
PAT" At. ALCEC|RAS CONFERENCE
as a somewhat uaho2efui SIGN.

cd as a somewhat unhooeful sign
Alceciras. Spain. March lS.-The
general disposition of the delegates 10
Inc conference continues inclined to-
ward optimism, bur no further appaf'
7nl move in the direction Of a solu'
ion of the points at issue between
France and Germany
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-19
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT is USING
R[PRESS|vE MEASURES TO STOP
AGITATION FAVOR|NG A STRIKE
Meeting Of Railroad Men Surrounded and Fired
Upon by Cossacks--R Rigorous Martial Law
PERSONS WITH ARMS ARE SHOT

St PETERSBURG March 1a-The using the
measures strike meeting OF railroad men
invaded ho
the Wounding eight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16

Of course Lefty had gone to see him in the hospital, had supplied him with dainties. wrung. heaven knows how .eom her mothers exhausted kit chen h,td seen that he had tlowers. books. and Ntte 1hree-cornered notes III envelopes. which the Richmond s.r.. e-.,r3ed a, she acme of episto- la.2 v.egaaee Roz lad enou@h of these notes 70 fin sn3a,. pas.v1oard box, which he kept under his pillow nigh, and day, the nurses respecting the soldiers peliQuary, as they were 50 often called upon to do, They were masterpieces in their way
 Light, graceful, q triAe artificial ill stvle. as Southern women of that day
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
PICKPOCKET DRESSED
IN FINE RAIMENT

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. IF fine
clothes and expensive haberdashery
had any saving power IN q police court.
Adolf Bcerman. alias The Midget" a
noted New York and Plttsburg thief
would have gone scot free yesterday,
but their ownership was no mitigating
circumstance with Recorder Hays
The Midget" was arrested on the
Steeplechase pier by a New York de-
tective. who saw him with his hand In
the pocket Of a man carrying a baby.
When his rooms IN a fashionable
apartment building were searched the
detectives found ten suits Of clothes.
heaps Of neckties and fancy shirts
several pairs Of stylish shoes and other
expensive wearing apparel
Three trunks. suit case and an alli-
gator bag are used by the Midget" 10
carry his wardrobe about the Coun-
try. He was sent 10 prison for ninety
days
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
BISHOPS ISLANDS
TO GO AT AUCTION
Title Said to Have Come to
Mr.. Yates in Lottery Held
for Colleges.

Mrs. Jane Churchill SatterIee. wife OF
the TT. Rev. Henry Yates SstterIee,
Bishop OF Washington. VIII sell through
State Senator George Il Cobb. Of New
York. three hundred picturesque Islands
in the Thousands Islands district of the
81 Lawrence river. Mrs. Sattcrlee is
agent trustee Of the eEtate tie heirs Of
which are tie descendants OF the late
Henry Yates. of Schenectady. grand
father o. Bishop Sattcriee after whom
the bishop is name1.
II IS said-thCueh this could not be
confirmed today, as both the Bishop and
Mrs. Satterlee are out of town-that the
islands were won by SIR Yates in lot
terry contests which were held 90 the
early 50s for the benefit Of the colleges
OF the United States. The Bishops
grandfather was man OF civic ard edu-
cationaI activities and entered largely
into the lotteries Fortune smiled on
him and he won the islands, which are
valued at the present time at upward Of
$50 coo Bishop Satterlee being CUe Of the
heirs of the estate. Tic islands are sit
uatad In the most desirable portion or
the group, and il Is expected that the
refcTce-s sale on Saturday VIII brue
out a number of real estate spectators
anxious 10 make the best bargain under
the forced sale.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
A WINNING START
A Perfectly Digested Breakfast Makes
Nerve Force For the Day.

Everything goes wrong if the break
fast lies in your stomach like a mud
pie. What you eat does harm II you
can't digest it-it turns to poison.
a bright lady teacher found this 10
be true. even of an ordinary light break
fast of eggs and toast. She says;
Two years ago I contracted a very
form Of Indigestion Nv stom.
aeh was in such condition that a sim
pie breakfast OF fruit. toast. and egg
gave ME great distress
Il was slow TO believe that trouble
could come from such simple diet bur
finally had 20 give Il up. and found n
great change upon a cup of hot Postum
and Grape Nuts with cream, for nv
morning meal For more than a year
I have held To this course and have not
suffered except when irjudiciously vary,
ing my diet
Il have been q teacher for several
years and find that my easily digested
breakfast means saving of nervous
force for the entire day. My gain OF zen
pounds in weight also causes me 10
want 20 testify 10 the value of Grape.
Nutr
''Grape-Nuts holds first rank at our
table"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Greek, Mich.
There's a reason" Read the little
book. The Road TO MELVILLE" In pkgs.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
DEATH RECORD.

Anna Nj. Wills. / year. 9 Fentou street
northeast
george Green. II years. ls2 c street
southwest.
Willie J. Boston. IS years. the Portner.
Amy n Clarke. 36 years. 1l56 Fifth
street northeast
Jane Z. Thomas. IS years. Oh Colum-
bia road
Mary c. scherrer. IS years. s22o Pros
peCt avenue
Julia a. weaver, 2S years, IUs Jener-
son avenue northwest
Graham G. Penny, year. els K street
northwest
John S. Schmidt. s5 years. Nichols
avenue. AuaCostia.
Frank Hayck. 20 years. Al Limerick
court southwest.
Thomas Quinn. p years. L. S. Soldiers
Home.
Lawrence Watts, , years. 1874 Sixth
street
Ernest J. A. Moran. 4 years. 1857 Law
renee street northeast
Bevan Evans, . years. Casualty Hos
pital
Rosa Prince. - years. 452 y street
northwest
Thomas F. BauEhmaa. 81 years. as
Second street northwest
Martha A. Baliinger, - years, AZ
Ninth street southeast
Margaret r. Gooding, = years, 1904 K
street northwest
Mary r Stouher. % years, Emergency
Hospital
Ivan B. Griffith. 26 years, 202 D street
northwest
Mark Broadhead. 69 years. 1733 Nine
teenth street northwest
George S Rogers, 10 months. SIS Ten h
street southeast
Viola Cole ( months. 3 Chester court
northwest
Marion I. Davis, 10 months, n street
southeast
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
Of THEFT
ON THE BOOKS,
FIVE FORFEITED
Mrs. McCalIiSter Makes
No Defense in Shop
lifting Case.

Frustrated because OF her arrest on a
charge of shoplifting. Mrs. Annie Nc
Callister a handsomely gowned woman
giving Harrisburg. Pa. as her home. was
unable TO appear in the Police Court to-
day and forfeited S. II was stated 10
Assistant District Attorney Given that
an attorney would make a motion to
Judge Kimball 20 set aside the forfeit
ure because Of the woman's illness. and
allow her 10 tell her story I'm court. The
attorney failed 10 put IN an appearance.
and the forfeiture was allowed TO stand
Accused by Floor Walker.
1t is alleged by a floor walker in a
downtown department store that the
woman purloined an embroidered ker-
chief from a counter in the place yes
terday afternoon. She was escorted to
the managers office. where the handker-
chief was taken from her and she was
detained until the arrival or Detective
Cornwell from the Central Onlce. He
took her 10 Police Headquarters. where
she was Immediately released upon fur
nlshing s. collateral for her appearance
In court today. After her release Mrs.
McCanister went 10 the home OF her
sister. 931 G street northwest. where she
is visiting. There she collapsed and a
had 10 be summoned.
Mrs. McCallister says that when taken
into custody yesterday she was doing
what many shoppers have done while
IN stores with friends. and when ac-
cused Of stealing the handkerchief she
was unable 10 bear the disgrace and
humiliation. Mrs. McCalIister. who aP-
pears 10 be a woman OF accomplish
ments and culture said.
My sister and I went into the store
to purchase an embroidered handker-
chief We selected one. which was
wrapped up. After purchasing some
other articles in the store we started
out Passing the handkerchief counter
saw one which / liked better than that
which I had selected at first / stopped
to look at IT, Ny sister continued on
10 the elevator. / called 20 her. but she
did not hear me. With the intention OF
showing the handkerchief 10 her and
getting her opinion OF %. / picked IL up
and walked 10 the elevator. holding the
bit OF linen iu my hand, making 40 at
tempt 20 hide IL. ] showed 10 10 my
sister and started back 20 the haudker-
chief counter 10 purchase IT, When ]
was on the way back the floor walker
accOsted me. accused me Of stealing the
handkerchief and / was taken into
custody By geutlemanly detective,
who escorted me 10 Police He4dqu4r-
ters.'
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
Horse Beaten TO Death;
500 Fine for Cruelty
CoIored Man Charged With Having Abused
Animals of His Employer Until One is Dead
and the Other Must Be Shot

mony. 10 drive the horses directly TO
the stable Instead OF that. however,
he Is said 10 have driven through vari-
Gus allevs IN the northwest section Of
the city. taking half a dozen colored
men for a drive IN the surrey. and beat
Ing the horses numerically
The team was committed 10 his care
Yesterday morning. and II was supposed
10 be IN the stable by noon. When II
was not brought back, Mr.. Sheckles
asked the police To look for IL. Estes
is said 10 have found Dixon drunk
lashing the horses and having n gay
time with his half a dozen friends.
Dixon was arrested on the two charges
and locked up over night.
This morning IL was stated to tho
court that one Of the horses died late
last night GS q result OF being over,
driven and cruelty beaten. The other
animal will probably have TO be shot.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
SALE OF PROPERTY
IN RED LIGHT DISTRICT

The valuable property at the south
west corner of Thirteenth and u
streets. in the section south OF the
Avenue has been sold 10 David Lover
one for $1,000 The lot has a front
age Of nifty feet on . street with
thirtv-nine feet on Thirteenth street.
and is improved by an old-fashioned
three-story brick house. occupied as a
dwelling, which commands a monthly
rental of $50.
The sale was made by Jesse l.. Heis-
kel I'm connection with Joseph A
. Hare Recently several sales have
been made in this locality to
Italian citizens, as the purchase by the
Government Of properties owned by
them has been quite profitable. The
probabilities Of the further condemna-
tion or ground in this section has
proven attractive
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
LABOR COMMITTEE
CHOOSES LUNA PARK
VIII Hold Annual Celebra-
ton There in Sep
tembeT.

Instead Of holding its annual Labor
Day celebration at Benning Tacetrack,
as has been the custom in previous
years, Central Labor Union this year
will go TO Luna Park, where there will
be athletic sports. a baseball game be-
tween two leading teams in local anna
teur leagues. and all the other features
that have made the event one OF the
most attractive of the year for labor
ing men.
Definite arrangements for the cele-
bration have not been completed as
Yet, but the fact that the outing will
be held at Luna Park Will relieve the
committee Of considerable detail work.
AS the park manas cement has volun-
teered 20 attend 10 a good share of il.
There viii be meeting OF the gen
cral committee. Of which Milford SpOhn
Is chairman. tonight, when the various
subcommittees Will be appointed.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
MISS BURNS DEATH
SHOCK TO FRIENDS
Popular Lady Had Wide Acquaintance
Among Members of Dis
tTict Police.

Friends Of Miss Elizabeth T. Burns
were shocked to hear of her death.
which occurred at her residence, 42l
this morning
Miss Burns was a daughter Of the
late Robert Burns, Of Police Head
quarters, and was well known through
out the city, Here genial disposition
and friendly manner won for her many
friends, who will greatly mourn her
loss Miss Burns was in for nearly
a year and although suffering intense
~ at times, she bore her Illness with
great fortitude.
Arrangements have not been COM
pIetC5 but the funeral will take place
from ST. DOminiC's Church, Sixth and
+ streets southwest, notice Of which
VIII be published later
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
COLLISION IN SUBWAY,
PASSENGERS IN DANGER
Rear-End Crash in Boston Underground
System Ties Up Traffic
for Hour.

BOSTON. Aug. IA rear-end collision
on tie subway AZ Hsymarket Square to-
day endangered the lives Of several hun
dred passengers. partially wrecked TWO
OF the new / trains. and tied up a por-
ti0n OF the subway system. Both trains
have five cars. which were filed with
passenger
So far as IS known no one was injured.
but the shock following the crash caused
a mOmentaEy panic.
The entire nOrthbOund traffic was
stopped for an hour. as no cars could
so up the incline 10 the north station.
All the trains from Dudley street were
sent around through Atlantic avenue.
Southbound traffic was not delayed.