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The evening world., 1906-09-01
1000 ARRESTSIN
BIG RUSSIAN RAID;
MANY SHOT DOWN
Prisoners Knouted at War
saw and People of Libau
Killed by Troops,

WARSAW. Russian Poland. sept L.
over two thousand arrests were made
during last nights police sweep OF this
city. Many complaints have been made
by the prisoners OF police brutality.
Including beating the persona arrested
with whips
Major-uen. Won Decker, OF 81 Peters
bnrE. has been appointed temporary
Gevernor-Generai pf Warsaw.
The Jewish paper. Der weg stated
to-day that twenty Polish Anarchists
have escaped from warsaw aud are
on their way 10 the United States
i.iBAu Couriand. Russia, Sept l.
During the night an orrauized attack
kas made upon q detachment OF troops
engaged IN iransportinE number OF
prisoners away from this district
Desperate nEhting followed and 4
general alarm was sounded BY the gar
rison.
when rcinforoements arrived ON the
f.ens Of the disturbance the trcop.
nrea Unfortunately !n,q the crowd
OF people. killing siEnt ana woundlnE
atty persons
Among the killed was a mother who
had a bAbs al her breast
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. i.-Reports
are persistentiy circulated that Gen.
Trepon. eommhndant Of the palace, IL
20 seriously IN that hia life is in dan
ger.
No statement regarding the nature Of
~ h4&iA1s. hA& <eea aiF@ sat ~ "
.s intimstsd that Il dates back 10 the
time OF the recent rumors that an at
senpi hsd lseer maae 70 pai1qu the
lfsr-.r-F
The evening world., 1906-09-01

AUTO ON FIRE
IN BROADWAY
Strangers Seeing City
ScrambIetoSidewaIkand
SeeEnginesCalledOut.

'sTooti Tootr went the rubberneck
wagon on ~ way down BrOadway.
''IAf1ea and eenNcmen." Whispered
,he Eentlsn,anly announcer through his
m.gaphope. 'on the rigtt you have the
Hotol MARLBOROUGH. famous for tho faci
that Il was bouEis and paid Tor BY tho
weE-knowa pugnist KID Mccoy, and
that since purchasing Il he has never
entered the place
''Tooti Tooti-
Driver John Doyle w'hirled his con
tronsr over, and the announcer wAs
CLEARING his throat 10 announce the
proximity ~ the blEsss, dr., goods store
In the world. when =.
"F-i-s-s-E-H-s-zi'
'Coaiasss what's shsss" exclaimed
Miss phochs Van Duson. or IA utei
with her nieos. Mrr Hank D@EJm O,
the same rural retreat. and the latter :
ncwiy.mnae octter half
Fi1und- like r0viri. -nfsi0crrd sir
Fesnn
'oh. Hank sSrla med his bc,tcr
half formerly the Panu-d Post school,
teaches had We not better allEhtf
NO. on your Efe beran toe valiant
BRIDEGROOM attn a patronisinH giAnce.
Il can-siy. you're not afraid with me.
are ycuTT
MO. Hank. uur
Good grucio,ist' from Mis- Phoebe %
Bang Pop 1-z-H-E-S-E-r-r-r-S-E-E
Pop Wh9rr-r-r-ri
The Goodyear EiE halted abruptly and
showed = disposition to enter the Mari
borough bar. Al the same moment the
motorS0ox started up a correct imita-
ton Of the battle OF Pinar del Rio.
while cloud OF blue smoke ana a rich
odor of brolled gasoline drifted up
Broadway.
John Doyle jammed over his control
ling lever and headed FOR the nearest
hre-a.srm box. The zghtsee-r jumped.
climbed. cihmbered and siii . the Rialto
sidewalks.
From his sanctuary they wato. ed IN
awe tes srriyal .of -four nre enE.nss
tower two fuel wagons and Deputy
C1hlrf BInns After the hrrmen had
worked fVr ten minutes the tON.n -xaEinx
oruissr was PRONOUNCED scaNcrrAy once
aAil aboard Tor a wonder trlp around
New York" shouted the annotnc from
her hurricane deck, whener. alas, ali bdt
him had iled.
The surt-ne lnducsr wA4 led. stHl
growing auErily, 10 a kaxAEa IN Thlr-
tyveiEhth street
The evening world., 1906-09-01
ICE HOUSE ATTIRE,
CAUSED BY SNAKES
-
Reptiles Crawled Under Saw
dust and Men with Shot
guns Did the Rest.

with the price " Ice s,skdily advAno-
INN. three careless blAckMnAkss. each
fiftetn feet tohE, to-day caused tim eou.-
pletA deksrUSsion By nm az Ci~ofge
Clalera ice plant and ice house NEAR
tbk Belmont race track, on Ions
IslAhd.
noisr -hha plenty of room on his place
ard wh!% not busy making lev no
raised ,hiekehs Three NJ hlH employees
heard a sonmoti1u IN TIM vicinity Of
fbs henneTy totAy and on investigation
ihry found thAt twenty chickens had
bsca kiIiAd. Fron tha hiteh sh the
fowls ana from fhsiE-. bruised condition.
the n.bn believed s/NeAael had done the
work.
Armed Win three uhotEunS they- WHIT
10 search or the animal II was hot 10
bA seen ahont tn chicksn. houAt. and
ore OF TIN aearcheB apIned II had
taken refuge 10 the ioehouHe, where
nolkr was keeping a quantity of Zoe
while Ne waited for higher prlseR
The thneu men went Into tbe ieehoAss
And when they bsw S5nlelhing movtnS
rnder thA kAwdpst they All opened hre
The muE1ieu q thclr Eunt were ao close
Ia the "a Ndnnt that II WAS Vet ablMze
and while they ran out for buckets os
Ater the hameb spread M the wooden
walls and In a few minutes the spec ia
eie u an iethouse pm nrs eoil~cted a
hiE crowd.
When ID became Too bot In the lc,
house the three bls hlAckanAkes craWley
nut and were killed BY mkn Ia th,
crowd Nhh used olub4,
The August Belmont Fire Company
which was organized 10 protect Ia,
bulldinKs on the race trAck. wAh oaileS
OUT. but ~ the time II MOT 10 GolRr'i
place with its apparatus the leo plan
war doomed. uoler hEnrsA bis loss a
ttBco
The evening world., 1906-09-01
COVERING IN WHEAT
WHILE CORN DECLINES.

wheat opened nrm 6n hallday r1vtr-
Ing In the rbet to-day The rows
waa generally hearlsh except Tor nRhI
arrivals I'M the Northwest
corn wAA qulct az the start with
pt ctt Tvs 30 vs. lower TOWARD the
Close thtre waM heavy MtlllnK IA De-
rtmbcr. aud thai option lnkt an ad-
ditunal S4k.
Sew YORK opening prieeM were Wheat
,-4lJttkmhst. 81 ~. September, m IA hld.
Chirhgn opening prices WNFh WanNt-
uccenihfr 1s7-S ~ "a. May n ~ 20
sE. scet,mber. 70i.2 "a a-A Cora
May, 3ss ~ So 10 81 sNpsarnber,
w IA 10 i+s, pecembtr. Al W. 10 ~ 10
IVA
Sew YnrFs closing ptieAk were
wheAt-MAy. n ~ va s~pteSnbsr
HepiRmhAy, 8 ~. peeeuabtt k1 u bid.
chiNhg0K ,eiotlnR pIless wNrs Wheht-
nipss%aSss p:ss@str. y q '.ss '.ss sas;~.sssi. Sssss
T 81.
The evening world., 1906-09-01
Msn 5 u. % eeIIsvus.

The devotion Of that woman 10 the
poor brother would be a redeeming trait
entiulnE her 70 all Consideration even
II she were not dessrving OF It In all
other fespects." said the landiady In
The Twenty-fourth street house to-day.
Two weeks ago when she had failed
ic return here FOR several days. her
brothers condition became pitiable In
The extreme He could not help himself
any more tHan ive-year-oid boy and
he walked about unwasAed unksnpt
and utterly nsEivcted untii VIC were
compelled 20 call N the authorities. He
was thea removed TO Bellevue Hos
pltsl.
'.He would st and look iistessiy at
the door and tell every one Mai en-
tered. Ted bsd girl She 20 away and
leave Henry AL alone. lie called his
sister TED.
-sotpAhody gave him box ot cake
and he acted with II exactly ~ little
BOY whuId lie hugssd It 70 hla heart
and showed u ~ eAllerA and NaAd,
That's al mine. ali Henry's cake,
tunr
After Miss Dennis had been Vona
several days We discovered mat the
reason for her absences was that hhe
hnA t.s6u Arrested for an unphA5 board
blll which she had run up at another
place. But not untA a week later,
wfen No no longer knhW what 10 40
With hlrn dii ~ turn the brother ovwr
TO the authorities.
Driven % Use Morphlnt.
..-. 49, t.-,t.- hYA.s tha aAvNnl
OF Mlss Dennis here With her brother
nay daughter ii tdylnN np ms room
tclnA under Miss DvhnihA p'h0N
-Vsavn MlAs DrnniN came honv Ap'
asked Appr~ pahsiyey; 5as S.s eget y. /,
been 10 rly r9omF t1tu ~ ~ =
daughter tad asSa and shs tasFsanV'
bufsk into tears and said .... ,
t.hen y0u' ~ discovered my .NNIrl
"shs thva told me thht she had oeen
driven 70 thv We OF tns "a. y. 49, 80 Y,
fatnily and on The death " her lAtntf b,
sbp saId. abe iuheritea greaA nvAi ~
ra6ney4-hhd Million. ! belisFn hhe
said. ThAR she inyrsteA 40 Wan 'Wst
no such disadvantage that Wal
grhdUally all uNrL- AWay ,.-.. .
Prom another source u was lNAFHFl
thht Miss Dennls had rejected many
oners q narIiasei io 9ssAsss sssslSs set % bts,hsl
ef t9s projection she had given him io'
~ many years. .....,-.. .
INA andlady said khe had inquiree
about tho antecedentk ot MAS besnl'
sud found hnc Mas related 70 MIS-
Josn fsiinn. ot Chatham, y. y Mis'
AttnAE me probationary ofiickr wrots
- lie uhktuiatter Of kihderhoOk. thV
hitthulAte Miss Dennls. and receives
thc Following reply ~
''NtsS Dennis comes trora one ot w
heat il not the best, family IN kinder
NOOK she was reputcd ( De worm
Verv large fortune hire only frw
wears RFo. but lost it dabhllnG N wal
ssNr ~ ~
The evening world., 1906-09-01
METZ OUT AGAINST
BRYAN'S PLATFORM.

Comptroller Herman a. Metz y out
AEAlnst Bryan.
III the Democrats" Ne kaid. "kd b@-
torc tho poople IN isos M bryart plEt.
form. they might as wnll ~ nshihg."
The Comptroller doesn't like EovNtn'
tnbnt owncrship IN any fatm Hk NAyb
Democracy won't Win N n isaa EoVhrn-
tnent ownership as q plank
The evening world., 1906-09-01
To Step nigh or Go Fast

You Borss.' Iegs raass be frev fToai bis-n-
rtett ''oFt There Cure Spaylh. kpllHt Rinr
t5hs ans TAndNn rNr A 81 bottle makes
.tn F..iless =. StsA ,s. ,s,s.ss'efsns f.t. go
4 i6hr frirF or fast kfee4inS DNcide.if
Anii.lrlhmnsAtpry, n sltys Tsy and .n-
n, sprtin aniakiy relieves ths soreness.
tttatrrkAA and swelling RNoucAt lumrA
kunrhst ruffs cnreN NcfNfchtt And crack 4
49, In f6ur pound bhWie- only tee0 Al
t,ragsiYlA OF prtpaM bY sxpTtss vn receipt
4 brict,
City. N. J.
The evening world., 1906-09-01
ROUGH ON RATS.
raE pNHEATApl4E NAT EHTnRafTs-

AroR
Being al bais0h, one W. baE Will make
pt tprtaa rfy ~ ulure little eaktA thAt vii
IN uffT nr mars rats ana nile. Tho1sA
54ixinsiij designed for nt4 Asrr Nice ex
fAfIentk nAs deut1nttrhiNd Il thN ntcet effac-
tive * an ezttrminHthra ~ HUACHE1.
ANTS AND BED nUha. and q u the onif
thing Al all effettlFa tFaihsi ina large
Hl1vk fAckruAeh br nseliM
Yr-alw Tie HATS. MIrn ard Baks. but
tbtEt ditAppsihts bv ttsAais the buftr. A.
.,-i,s A.~1 fhs work nnA DOES " right.
t5r., &nv. and zoe. hoxAs nt ali ntnEEiats-
The evening world., 1906-09-01
JEROME JEROME IS SURE
OF NOMINATION,
'CLELLAN' IDEA
The Right Man for Gov
ernor and Will Likely
Land, Mayor Says.

PARIS. Sept Mayor Mcclellan. OF
New York. sailed for gaat glty to-day
from chcrboure ON NJ American liner
81 Paul
Tee Mayor looked hronsed and IN
good health az result % his three
months outing Before his Departure
from Paris he spoke Informally con
ccriiE- the complicated political att
uatlon IN New York. In which he IN.
tends 20 take 40 active part a. soon
a. ae arrives there. He said
II nave been away from New York
since June The, situaticn may be much
changed but NJ Tar a. I can learn u
is The same as Naen I left 1 tnon
felt thar Jerome was the strongest
possible candidate FOR the Ooverno.-
ship anI nothing has haDpsned ~ Tar
sH eitn ascertain 10 ehanvu my mind
Under these Circumstances believe
eat jerome ls the strongest candidite
to-day. Ills chlcf elements OF strength
are tIat Ae Is straight man and a
iifst-fas. iiEiis5s iis ssf5ss the hiEhs=,
popular eaumati1u and has the p.ss-
uae which he gained by ais gallant
nsl.t liht ycar.
Therefore J think he shouii and viii
De uomiautoi Tor The Govern ornhip.'
The evening world., 1906-09-01

rrs RAD PRACTICE load stomach with promis-
% variety ndsble food At night beeau tastes good
STRENGTH WITHOUT BULK is requirement OF an ideal tod
r TIE last food that concentrated
a sunrIent viii not dlSten the stomn
,be food that practically pFvdEd tho organs without un-
M pho absorb wholly food hst contains the ussue-repnhg
a elements kanstha contains the
p.phats on potash with Abumen~
to repair matter ~ brain an 'Vs ceh''f" '9'''
The evening world., 1906-09-01
CONDENSED NEWS
CABLEGRAMS
II, 600 MINERS STRIKE IN WALES.

Rhymnsy
save q .
a.. .LEsHI? ~ COMMISSION,
Enslsd Sept batteship
misEoae dto-da5 9Th
KING ..oJRNER At FUNERAL OF PREmiERs WIFE.
MAtiENBAD iohenAa o
ktei
EARTHQUAKE sHocKs IN PRUSSIA
sEIlN sep Prussia Nay. that
aockh
rsp7t*a
ARCHBISHOP FARLEY SAILS Foa HOME TOMORROW.
QUEENSTOWN
The evening world., 1906-09-01

HOUOH ON hATH 1Mk LNbAAiAbI1N
RAT Exf irRMISAtCfR
nbtrf an Rats nisihg A NioN poison. ninc,y.
ninh p-r cent AZ rats ~ thslf uaAkery anN
lhir-t work fhsif waT out Of fN1 premises.
rnA5uAii~A f1E tNtArrnNAtiur ~ HoanheA
art. Ard Bed mugs tnA only thinG ~ an
Affs-tivA mrAinh TIE iArkN biAfk coekroach
~ nk@fie
FsAl- the Kkis. MIvm ayd BCet, egt
hHVrt disMpuoints Br fSpls ths buyer. Al
ruts doew the wsrk Nfd daes n right.
use 1se. and TBv, baAsa. All araEEists-
The evening world., 1906-09-01
arRIKE.AaEAKERs ARRIVE.

SAN FRANCtACO, Cal, Sept J. .+ica-
coFteh by several private hvtodtiv veA.
tWVr rty-tlght men, Kait 90 hA the vAn.
guhTd WI tho Htrka- breakers th tDuta
II thls city marched from thk terry 20
tha car bhrhN lyon thar arrival ~
airlock this MORNING rhey MofM rt-
rt-1lfAH " Anfa
The evening world., 1906-09-01
DISCOMFORT AFTER MEALS

FsAiut oppFeuaah with 1 bamtega -
tuffln~f anA tndink thv fooa both 70 dis.
tsnd ara uainfdl,Y nArk like a heavy WsiEht'
~ the blt of ma Stomach sts kvinptBmk
bt Indigestion, With thess ths hnfferfra
Will often havs Constipation, InkRrJ. Pi.ss,
FuilneAs ut the Blood IN The HEAD, AcIdity
bt ths stamAcs. ShnseA- Hssrthuta Head.
Ache. pkwust ~ Fooi Gaseous F.ru-taticns,
Sinking Nm FiuiterlHk of the HeaH. chok-
lng or saffoeatnF Sensations whsu In
lying posture biEElnFts an rhink E,,daer,r.
uoiu W wets peforN nv seht Fsver anA
Dull Pain In ths HeAA. rltucisney M Persplrr
Aiibh Yt,inwness bt ths Skin snh Eyes Fnin
IN tAs alas Chest. Llinbs ana sudden
FlhuheM ot Heat A ftw doseA on
The evening world., 1906-09-01
GR AY n AIR

WELLS HAIR BAtasAM 10 bOs . sye. svt
k-tfasily rh~sarvh Gray Hair 70 orEtnal
hatafai cnlor, RlAfk o. hreFn.
VA stirky OF fhasaY stAsa eksttrwh Hsif
s.ittar II will piesht y0u hNcauAN II does
~. v,ork ans dhes u rfKhk III AZ ~ reaFa.
v. srd II oo II ali taA bess aFakEsser-Nf
Y 5. walls. Ier.~v CITY. N. H.. u. 5. A.
The evening world., 1906-09-01

Try pIs hepns teRsPoontua with cream and e
psar derad retiring ~ you're hungry ana hNe
how wall you AIeep feel IN the morning
''Therw'n @ R@Ascn.'
The evening world., 1906-09-01
SLEEP

hid YOU. sIeepIess one, ever try a dish of
GpApE-NUTS and CREAM just before bedp
Sure you never did or you wouldn't train with
the ''sleepless squad"
The evening world., 1906-09-01

of hilf u dozen Repubiicant instead of
seleeuug Ar Roosevelt ana fJreiag
him 20 break has voluntary promise OK
tNO years 1gu that ne would never
take third term.
Nr, Er1-au frid be Wnniei 10 spcnd a
rtff -taHfAe tti wv or Asaeftirl
starting West lie would 40 10 church
in the forenoon. tut nc ala not care
- go rfar r-11raF y wHtitd b. ~
lact. ae hldu-t dccidea himself
Ar irsanB rvlDg4-to 20 tc motel N.C-
tofia We algnallEld 10y conference
with political advisers ~ tas National
Democ4uL4c club. m is underEt Jod that
the uucft.ol of organizing "a Middle Az
iantlc States brJan Leasuc waa all
tals.el. fuUOglng .hc lines Of the one
shaped iu GnHues lic.f fur NcW England
gehtrfuas. N is said 10 BE- the purpose
.Fan TO Gubdlvldc the country
into State lcaEUcs. bringing all under
one common head ht the proper time
THIS a. 20 iro fnrN hnfN Tor purposes Of
organ 'xatirn and education anf designed
not 20 Interfere run Croas-countcr 10
regular party work
Before hiE departure FOR Newark this
afternoon Mr. Brynl wus the guest
Of thu National Democratic Club on
bie men ~ ramniany. as well other
inr1l Democrats M npre liia appear
afce Al tho club-house took the
form ef reeeDttln. sAschs gz= FOL
lowe0 BY second conference o, tho
Gay Wi-h H. leaders Who have gath
cred IN town.
The evening world., 1906-09-01
A Present for Bryan.

Richard Croker. jr. had been selected
70 present 10 MT. Bryan piece ol silver
plate. Appropriately eNfraYrd. a. 4
souvenir from the club ~ his home
coming Young Mr. Croker made a shutt
sretch In which he called Mr. BRYAN
s1sne nameA almost Ah nles an those
that we're hh0Wered on hin, kt the mK
dtnnonHtratipu In Madison square
Garden Thursday night. The Peerless
replicd appropriately, after which the
walters circulated hritklV
Whlle Mt Bryan waA At tho Detno-
cratic Club MrA Bryan huf-~slsN CrAfs
Bryan went Tor q ridA about town lu
lewis Nirun'H automobile which hMs
bern placed NJ their service. They AZ.
ptcted 20 Fpthd moat N tSs atterhOoh
VI tif car
II was ANNOUNCED that Henry walker
President ~ tho CommehclAi TTnYel.
ltrF Ant-Trust League, would accom-.
plhY NJ Hryan 20 lAnrolu and ioln N
thh greeting 10 him there. Later, Mr.
Wa flrr viii organize hfsAhch leagues
through thu West. starting at KhnAhs
CRY
Ths Democratic Club totnAiitt At An
chd Mr. Bryan reformed 10 NJ
auariments Al the Victoria whore NJ
was n.tt BY former Senator smith
ot Nov Jersey and the members ol
fhh FssseN County Reception Commit
tto. who essSrted Mt Bryan 10 NeWArN
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-12
THE BOXER TROUBLE
Wong Fens Says There is to Be Greatest Massa-
 ere of [ ,dern Times.

Chicago, Feb 12.--A dispatch to the Inter Ocean from Cincinnati, Ohio says: Wong Fong. former secretary of the Six Companies in San Francis co. who is visiting in this city, says he thinks the Boxer trouble in China is about to culminate in the greatest massacre of modern times.
 He issued the following warning to several American friends last night. telegraphing it to Seattle, Los Angeles and San Francisco
 The blow Is about to fall. Cable warnings to friends to leave Gilman once. Tell them to seek protection of Germany temporarily, and to get our of the country before February 24.'
 Fong is visiting An Loo Wal, the wealthiest of the local Chinese resi- dents, and after the messages were sent explained their purport as fol lows: T received word yesterday that the order has been sent out 10 the su- bordinate circles of the Chinese Re form association to throw of all the foreign elements in our country, start ing February 24. The association Is osteneibly patriotic.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-12
Ship Converted Into a
 Hospital. SMALLPOXON BOARD Wife of the Captain of the Brig Sullivan of New London
 Tells the Story of
 the Affair.

New York, Feb 12.--One month on the Atlantic ocean with the entire ship converted into smallpox hospital and a quarter of the crew ill with this dis ease. was the experience of the whal. ing brig Sullivan of New London, Conn. The story of the smallpox out break on the whaler was told to-day by Mrs NJ. J. Haggerty, wife of the cap tain of the Sullivan, who arrived here from Rio de Janeiro on the steamer Italian Prince.
 The whaler put into Rio de Janiero after two of the crew had died of smallpox and with seven others ill with the disease and the twenty seven remaining members of the crew frantic to leave the vessel, which they de- clared had been cursed.
 The cruise began, Mrs Haggerty said, last October from the Island of Fayal in the Azores. After the brig had been out some time the smallpox began with one isolated case, sailor. Despite precautions the disease spread until nine sailors were ill. Days followed when owing to the fear which spread among the members of the crew the brig drifted along almost like a de- serted ship.
 With Mrs Haggerty on board the vessel were her two children. After landing at Rio de Janiero she re- mained there until the disease had been stamped out on the Sullivan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-12
Refuses to Resign Feb- ] ruary 27.
SEES HIM
And Requests That He Refuse to Surrender Presidency for at Least a
 Month.

New York. Feb 12.-A Santo Do mingo dispatch to the Herald, dated Sunday. says:
 General Caceres to-day positively refused to pledge himself not to re sign February P. when the chamber of deputies assemblies.
 Among the crowd of callers was a committee which formally requested him not to surrender the presidency for a month at least. until the Domini- can chamber ratifies the treaty with the United States in order to avoid any possibility of complications.
 Colonel Colton, general receiver of customs, as we'll as others pleaded with General Caceres to retain office until the chamber had acted. General Caceres' reply was thai he could make no promise. and he did not wish peo- ple to believe his military. achieve ment was due to ambition rather than to patriotism. Besides, he felt that Americans, not properly understand ing the situa tiOn. would assume that he conspired to. ous't General Morales.
 To-day he told visitors that he could not agree to retain the presidency pending the consideration of the treaty by the chamber, as he feels it his duty to resign quickly. though he may not do so the first day. He will give no promise how long he will re- frain and he will write Colonel Col ton tomorrow to this effect.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-12
RAILRoAp MAN DEAD.

Nashville. Tenn. Feb 12.-Major John W. Thomas, president of the Nashville. Chattanooga and St Louis rzilroad. died al his home here to-day at the age of 16. He was native of Nashville and has been for years one of it's most public spirited eitizens Heart failure was the direct eause of his death He lesA~ widow and one son. John ". Thomas. IT. who is gen- erzI manager of the Nashville Chatts- naoxs and St Louis rsilroad-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-12
STREET CAR STRUCK
Three Persons Killed and Several Injured at Chicago Last
 ss ~ Night.

Chicago. Feb 12--A theater train on the Pennsylvania railroad running at the rate of twenty miles an hour. ran into a crowded street car in south Chicago last night. instantly killing three persons and injuring twelve, all occupants of the streets car. The eii- zine and first coach of the passenger train left the rails and were overturn- ed
 The dead:
 Mrs William Bacon. South Chicago
 Minnie Warsuel, F years old. Chi cago,
 Miss Sadie Lucy.
 The injured included the following:
 J. C. Mack. East Chicago, engineer, severely cut
 Edward NJ. Day, motorman of the street car.
 c. R. Bollar, conductor of street-car.
 Miss Blanche Warsuel. severely in. jured.
 ". B. Lynch Injured internally.
 The passenger train was a local, leaving Chicago at 11.34 D. n1., for East Chicago, Ind. It was well filled with, passengers who were thrown fn- to panic by the collision, The street car was hurled into the air, overturn- ed and ground to splinters before the locomotive.
 The crash came almost without any warning and but few occupants of the street car had an opportunity to leap from the car before 1t was struck. The passengers of the railway train hurried to the assistance of those i'm prisoned in the debris and began tha work of rescue. Calls for assistanca were sent to the nearest police station and physicians were summoned to aid the injured.
 The engineer of the passenger train and the crew of the street car were placed under arrest.