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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
Wednesday, July II, 1906.
rivers bank and play Narcissus to the

80 Nn e'AAo PAe.y ~ A' "
nas 1T was l.. Eta Fit it'll NJ. ,5na yes,
ing up from the waters-I went to Lon
dom played at the theater-they said
: was success they offered me money
ITO ITO Eta Romney, :. j jus, st, it'll little Eta Eta
is dead, and Evelyn has come back:
I shall never 90 to London again-I
shall die. perhaps, down there among
the reeds in the river. Oh, if some
one only would love me, some one un-
derstand me. And it's for ever in
this lonely place-for ever-for ever.
nor unusual. She knew that there was
some great void in her life, some desire
ungratifed, which must haunt her to
the end; and this knowledge drove her
day by day along those paths of soli-
tude which her father wished her to
tread. tho never would he have con-
fessed as much. His lavish gifts to her
she rode horse, it was madly, defying
convention, helter-skelter across the
grass lands like Mexican flying over
the prairie. She bathed in the deepest,
most dangerous pools; went shooting
but shot little, because her will re-
volted from the purposes of slaughter;
would picnic in the darkest thickets
and had even set up tent and slept
in it, far from house or cottage, at the
nea' VA little Ga snn madcap," s the % Bland vicar
said when he heard of it, ga regular
brick of a girl, tho who ID believe it
when he saw her at her fathers dinner
table. Why, last night, sir, she sat in
the drawing room just for all the world
paragon of propriety with ten gen
erations of grand DANES to her name.
didn't dare to take a. second glass of
port for fear should be jocular. And
today I saw her flying toward Derby
in the new car at, thirty miles an hour.
Away went my straw hat Just like a
make of young lady like that?''
DIR. Philips, the person addressed
upon this occasion, confessed that you
might make many things of her.
"She could earn good living at
steeplechasing, and Z would pay, her
f5. a week to be my chauffeur = he e
said quite t seriously please ea1f don @h
vicar, she'd give the pair of us a half:
It's no ordinary woman could do that. ,,
They agreed that it could not be, and
having discussed the Lady Evelyn at
great length. were about to sit down
to lunch together. individuals aware of
their own humility in the face of a
superior intellect, when Williams, the
and demanded to see the. doctor in
stantly. : p >.
"There's bin haccident on the
road, sir,'' he %cried breathlessly,
"please come over at once-the gentle
mans up at the. house and the earl
away
The doctor, wasting no words, set
out with sigh and a backward glance
at the inviting table.
The vicar said:
'Thank God| thought that she
had come to grief.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
ARE LOOKING
FOR TROUBLE
POLICE WILL GRE.
ATE A STA " MRS. BRO.
THEIR IS oEPoRTEo TO SO
ATTLE.

II the provincial authorities OF
Vancouver. - a.. deport Mrs De
Hire BROTHER "a Seattle there Will
be trouble She Is the wife Of The
Ffeuehman Who Was doported -
vancouver last weei while she was
still dcfnined in the immigration
hanse ~ Port Townsend and was
herself ordered ia be deportcd last
TUESDAY. which wis done
Advlcea received from Vancouver
ore that Officers are looking for
Mrs. Brother aud a. she Is not
wanted ia Canada she vii be- sent
back 10 Seatiie officer Ehiell. Ia
charge u the local immigration 81
flee Ia this city stated this morning
that If the Vancouver police al
tempt 20 land Mrs Brother trouble
viii result which viii take on the
nature of an international case. The
two parties concerned are bad char.
aoters and Uncle Sam has ordered
both out Of the country 20 Van
couycf. from which city they came.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
Rapid Increase in Value
Third Avenue Business Prop
erty Taking the Lead

location Trustee Property No. 4.
fronting on three streets. with Al
the advantages 90 be gained BY IT.
frontage ON PrefontRinr Fiaee--the
main thorouRhfare leading 70 the
passenRnr stations ought 20 show
a larraf increase Ia value than
Property No ?.
Property Ne. I is divided into $50
units, which are represented BY Jaa
Bonds One hundred Of
these bonds are offered for sale, AMI
there il no better Investment In
Seattle today.
Full particulars IN regard 70 ,heHe
bonds and other hunntss property
may be obtained AZ the
companys offices IN the l.owman
Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
!
GOLD POKE

The high,handed methods adopt.
I'd by The Canadian customs off.
ciala nt Whitehorae. Y I, Ia con.
fiscatluR all American gold not &C.
companled b. a permit from the
Dawson authorities Wah atrongly u,
Illustrated IA the case ~ an old man
hY the name OF Joseph nartheaut
lie arrived In this city this morn.
iug from the Fairbanks district.
having come south on the steamer
Princess MAY. which arrived az
Vancouver. July :.
naftheau had a poke containing
a. ounces % gold secured Ia his belt
around hts waist AZ Mhiiehofse
he waH searched and having no per
init the gold was taken BY the GUS
toma Inspector The poke con
tanned nearly every cent he poo.
seased and Was the results nf hard
work on a LAP In the Baunefleld dis
trict during the Niator Upon ar
rival az Vancouver he placed the
matter IN the hands of a prominent
barrislsf IN hopea that a portion ~
the dust might be returned. The
case IL only one u the many that
have been reported during this
auaaon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
CONVICT, YET
NOT A CONVICT
JAMES RouRK. OF kirsAP
COUNTY. rs IN a PECULIAR
POSITION, AS RESULT OF LE.
GAL EarAnoLEmEnTs.

A convict. yet not a convict. 4
the peculiar circumstance that sur
rounds James Rourk. Of Slifsrdaie,
kitaap county Rourk Vas convict
I'd thfe. months ago for eisalinE a
stsar II slivrrdais. and wRs sen
fgUccd 10 two years in the peuiten'
tiafy AZ Walla Wailas Two weeks
aEo Attorney Frank II. saYre Was
asked b. friends of the convicted
man to appeal the case, which vas
dome.
Roark has served Two months -
.Wnlla WallA. The sheriff u KIT
sap county passed through Seat
tie yesterday morning for bromef
ton. With Rourk In charge. aud TO.
nlght be viii be released on $1,000
|bAil. Rnmrka hair Is cropped. his
andorxear IL stamped With his con
'viet number and. 20 all inieuis and
purposes. he IL convict. heing
knasn only az walla Wall b. tbs
number given him upsn his admit
lance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
ORDER
FOR LABORERS

The Portland a. Seattle Railroad
company means business and in
tends fastening It's construction
work now under way between se-
attic and Portland. especially along
the Columbia river banks. An order
for 1000 lab0rers has been placed
10 the offices % several employment
agencies during the last two days.
The wages paid are the best. and
the men are sent daily 10 the DIFF
ferent camps.
The Portland a. Seattle IN tho
state name by which the ffll forces
are known that are moss building
into Portland. ~ Is estimated that
fully 1908 men are ~ work on DIFF
ferent portions 81 the new work but
the company Intends - lose no time
and has placed the above order for
Immediate filling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
c. P. R. BOAT
MAKES TIME

Marine men. not only on the Pa
cific coast. hut alaa Ia the east. are
watching Nth much interest the
daily performances 81 the . y r.
steamer Princess Victoria. liyins
between seattle. Victoria and Van.
rnuvef. The distance made on tho
round trip every a hours ia SIS
miles. aud the steamer pioNs
through the water a. an avnrssA
speed of - knots. although every
aaY spuftm ufs taken in certain
portions % the route and a speed
- - knofn an hour IL reached The
FRYER Zoe years held q national rep
ufafian - daily covering mere
ground. arriving and dspaffins %.
inns and keeping fhs cams speed.
y hlch vas unrIrsisd - any other
steamer 10 the United States The
Princess vtegotis. TIE fastest etafi
on the coast today, Il nov attract
inF as much n not mors utisutl0n
than dld the Flyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
RAINIER COMING NORTH.

The big freight steamer Rainier
Of tho h H. Gray a 90 line. sailed
from $sn Francisco yesterday art
nfnoon for Seattle and Puget sound
ports. with a fun cargo OF general
Tho service OF the
Rainier haa not been DELAYED boy the
sailors strike. tbls ateumer having
been running nearly on time with z
non union crew. Tho Rainier vic
arrive tn Seattle Monday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

oaa and one half years ngo. when
the Trustee Company placed the IN
vsztment Bonds In Trustees Prop.
erty No. Z. ~ ard ave. South and
Main st., 90 the market. they pre-.
dlctsd that. In addition % the cash
rental returns OF over per cent
70 the hondholds The prnpsrty
eould Increase IN value az least :
per cent pct Aunum. theroby eans'
ing a like Increase In value 81 the
Bonds representing the
ownership.
This prophecY has been more
than fulfilled. because the bonds
sold ~ ti0o one year aso af- nov
aellinE for tt2s each. showing an
increase value more than three
times as grta, "a predicted.
Hv reason Of is commanding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

SAN FRANCISCO. July "a
mob uf 90 womou refugees, anWercd
by the aloWneaa OF the d9iiYerY of
aarploa. this morning descended
upcn the Muuldef school where the
relief flour wan stored. seized a 20
pound sack apiece aud made their
escape after throwing a newspaper
photographer who attempted to
take q snapshot Of the rnid. down
the steps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
VETERANS PLAN OUTING.

The King County Veterans asso-
ciaflon held a meeting this after.
noon In the offices Of NJ West.
ling. in the Boston block. and AT.
ranged the date for the annual pic.
mic The date wna not announced.
but Il viii likely be held about
August IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
CALL ron VOLUNTEERS.

Mayor Moore has been requested
TO appoint delegates 10 attend the
Fourteenth National Irrigation
Congress which VIII meet a. Boise.
Idaho. during the latter part Of this
month The mayor announced that
any volunteers who wish 20 send
ia their names viii receive the
IL uUufUfrueut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
POLICE HAVE
DROPPED CASE
eeoRonrowN AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT WILL Be LEFT TO
TIE COUNTY OFFICIALS
OTHER ARRESTS ARE LIKE.
~ TO "a MADE.

30 action viii be taken BY the
city police regarding the automo-
bile accident al Geafsetown Yrster-
gay me matter being left in the
hands of the sheriff and hts deputy
at Georgetown.
= W n lieinFeflinE, the manager
az the PuKet sauud Automobile
company. from whose garage the
machine was taken. visited the scene
Of the accident yesterday aud was
promptly placed under Hfrest BY
Marshal Olson. Of Georgetown. but
subsequently released under 5000
bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
The MARKETS

A carload 81 rautalauues reached
Seattle last night. and today are
going from 1915 90 400. Rasp-
berries are arriving foo excellent CON
dition. strae berries are IN great
demand and she supply ia exceed
inFly limited. Peaches are drop
pins. large shipments arriving on
the street today.
For the benefit 81 the many read
era of The Star who follow market
quotations. the prices given below
are the wholesalefs' selling prices
TO the retailers. Many have In
ferfed that the prices are those paid
for produce. Take. for instance. the
quotations for eggs and poultry,
these prices are those governing the
sale and not tho purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
oeaa hLan psssfts Itsr.

*Nr white uan kind for a time.
but when he pant 10 Eurous be- in
sfractsi his clerks % Get rid o.
no Wllh az little tr0uhis "a pDaal'
Die never aan him akain
Turned lnta the streets % ilxu
az she might this Kifi. not yet &c.
finAily married. bat her husband
ukea he learned Of her part ia the
pts banquet. hrnoded over the af
fat. and finally deserted bis glfi
wife without attempting 10 sssnga
her WFougW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

pursue l. % avaid stn possibility u
sfuatl. before ts aacafa
Misleading Argument.
Another ilna af seaufannf Nhica has
besn ssad - the faiiNaF ard y nj D
has been saieleaAinr ffafa Nhat e.
asulta 10 tbs ssatsanenta cnncefsius
fhs varipus cities "a ths east uhieA
have fssif~aya Ca their Watersheds 4
uHnahms % them have bFsh mentioned.
hal they have fafist 10 state that
aaaHsfs ssfs feHiEnifna. kud IN atauf
instances tafufe she waters wsra used
~ sha rlflrs ani ihess sans cities
can M more diaNasaesa those roads
nuU than can Seattle Iisaassssa the
MHwauksa from the gfesiar river val.
- IN Il e once permitted % bgffd
Aaothar Important fact whtrh they
sftarFrsfaiy avoid o. The statement -
the atnaunf ~ Typhoid fever aInaYs
present 81 thHse e aa eiilss u "a a
Recognised fast that ~ A. not here
haes TYrhaid ffafr uuf water supply
rhosa cities named % have this snd
tian When the conditions surround.
fuw our water supply aFa The same a.
fhnas obtained "a thass eastern eitirs
ws wiif hafn the same epiasuaira that
re sisr - Boston has spent IN
fha past three Yrara the vast SUN
"a AZ ao - 10 enable her ta secure
: tasfaf AMI pursr water supply Sc
aftIn has a n1thin haf avn power 20
safaia 4 heitsf waller supply than Hoe
ton cas- ever have. but "a De - she
must fasist the fFs. sn,rFsA 6 issisnt.
$50. $780,. ffs.fftl...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
Don't Stand I'm tihe
Sun

%qstpysf straw had. arsd don't buy
= ,oraw bal until yop Rave seen the
hsro,uG b.sz. priosa as high as sou.
sa.s& -. Seattle Hat Factory 1910
etee1sfss ave-, arc oasssess for soS
asRnrysf,ios ~ Sks 'sssas .tra"s
rfegsm sans GA 81 ~ ssep, Your
s,0nsy's sosxh, on soer scsssey esses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

MI Ileiuaeriing was not In charge
OF the auto. ne stated Ia The Star
last night. but rather than argue
With the officials over the affair
he submitted 10 the arrest ana put
up the bail money Tor the appear
anes ~ himself ThiH arrest was
responsible f0r the statement that
Dir liciuEefllnK was ia charge u
tho auto A. the time 81 ihe acei-
dent. whereas he ava not hear about
d until the next morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

Don't throw your old clothes
away Have them cleaned 90 look
like new az the Panforium Main
iO4s. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
owEsooLyg WINS.

nEII.ISGHAA. July s-The
yacht GWsndoiyn woa The Key Ciy
trophy this sfiafnoons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

Double or single. driving OF work
ing harness = speciality. Henderson
Haaiiery Co. stg Occidental Ave.
80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
VIII STOP praetics.

chief Wappenatela states that
several Of the motorists ~ the city.
whose names and machine numbers
he haH. viii get into serious diffi-
Guilty n the practice Of speeding
their machines Ia not stopped at
ONCE. Several prominent people o.
the city are in the habit - speed
ms to The Meadows daily with
great danger 20 the lives 81 clll-
gems In general ana n this ls not
stopped Immediately arrests will
foiioV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

Klein. the shosmAker. 2i7 James
.trnnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
fFsS ssEEE FFTFFE
OVERNIGHT /:
ENTR les :

The follow iug are the entfteH FOR
Saturday races a. the Meadows
FIRST pACE-s.ysu furt,uys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
GIRL IN THE PIE" WAS A
VICTIM OF STANFORD WHITE
eRlgF REIGN OF A BEAUTIFUL
CHILD MODEL. WHO WAS
QUEEN OF AN oRolE ~
GOTHAM.

Special Correspondence 90 The Star.
NEW YORK. IulY Among the
picturesque and paib~tic incidents
In the career OF the victim OF Harry
rhaNu vengeance was the tuxufi.
Gus entertainment. low temens
hered as The Girl In the Pie" ban
quet givcn in tho studio ct James
lirceno
This little spread" aH Breese
called Il. was one 0f the entertain.
ments SO common among the fast
see IN New York Artists aud mUn
about town. with several notorious
fashionable" women. attended The
sprrad coat $3.50 a plate. ani Was a
feast worthy OF the gardens OF
Lacullus IA regards the hospitality
displayed
stir Beneath Crust.
When the dlnking aud eating had
become a woariaome task. al the AZ.
pFuaeh ~ dawn. four negsoes en.
tered, bearing huge pie. which
they placed GA tho table before the
politely yaNuinE guests. A faint
stir VAS observed beneath The crust.
just a. the orchestra struck up the
air nf tho nursery fiuglo
Sins song Of sixpcnce. q pocket
fun ~ rye
-Four aud.twonty biackhirds baked
IN a pie
As the strains ,nefessad Ia vol
umo the movement Of the crust be
came more noticeable. and finally.
when the eve of every guest Vas
centerod upon the huFe piece Of con,
dictionary. the pie VAS burst aauns
der. and from inside there emerged
the beautiful figure Of Young Eirl.
clad Ia black sause dfaperieH. She
turned her pretty childish face upon
the aaiouiahoa guests. and poised
As a bird about 90 ny. while two
doHen golden eanarlea. released BY
her hand. flew about the room
Il Mas Stanford White.
Then, when the tahloan vas com.
plete. a n.an forced his Way to the
slds ~ the table. AMI with n smile
assisted the child 10 the floor. The
man vac Stanford White
Susie Johnson. a child model
then ~ years old. waa the Kirl IN
the pie she had lived Nith her
mother a No i0g Eighth az On
The ulght Of the banquet she die.
appeared. and remained IN hiding
Zoe three years Efforts u the 20
lice % fitsd Dor wefr unsuccessful
Al laet nhr returned. 10 tell 4
story Of revolving miagfeatmeus au1
dearFtion b the man Whu met hia
Death AZ the hands 81 Harry rhaw
eWhsu ! was lifted ffom the pic
10 a saat al, the table found myaeii
queen of the ruvei she said II
vas dazzling at fitaf. bat ia the cad
Il became = sal 4nseniom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

Tho beat variety you Will find At
z. y. Brpoka 4 Cos. 1891 second
.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

Ba.f Pot Hoasta. 8 cents per
pound. At Olympic Market. us Pike
st. Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

naH paiafasa psf 20 iha iiffufss beefH u
anff laahf cabbage paf 10 l4Hi agI
aanafHHHs Has 81 fsHi =. BFaa psf De
TOTO bsaus rsf Hh aaH HHiuaet 20
nas faff4fa fsf sack u ~ ~ rHW Neaik
usf sell 81 e nan furaipa p9f safk q -
rau.ifiHeHF Hei HHa isaufI Hr Tnf4us,
safk aifs hiss'asippi tomatoes if9. -
uEHa 81 aHaaHi prf crate 800 st
Uaf1. pHf d4H
Fruits. %
uauanaa y Tu1 ri 1f q per- d. Wanaf
fhaa arplra ufr boz fI1l = laHuahH -
hos FL fhaifs lemons nsf bHs e 20
IfanFHa HHrafs raf taa u 20
fiIaiNs med aHsstH Dor haa q 10
raadnHss per Lon tfNs iaurf u lsssrt
nFa lA California white fiFH = ID boxes
paf lH 1r= california dafkH =. lH haHaa per
H. g. ~ 10 D5sfa pes lH a. iH#Ih aafasna
To- : NJ CATIONS ~ iH faHal ~ Hf HHw
Fafd dates g. e. psf boz q = ~ "a
nats prf dux fss. WashiHElof rifa iH=f-
ues eumaisu psf crate ftls4 tlsfs e.
cfafr b. Eat4 H piHmrt crate. ~ fnt
plnennlIra Niarida g n ssfaeHHfftaa frf
IL lfe aprfais pos rrsff e. tst hra
pee crete efHll. piama Dsf crate u "a
j ~ rnfHHeffifa pr fHHfHl q -, eaHtas
i8fipss per rfafn. 81 ilWt
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EGGS


washinFtas rreamsfy baffsf psf p zz0i
Eastern fresh tfish prf %. - Eastern.
ID Ises talns per % ~ ygfng Afnafieani
block Halas pen H. f.. iimhafEef ~ isi
nea Daisies cheese. per H. - n@M cftata
Lfleh eh.aas psr ~ ~. biees Swiss. 80
NJ. tses I.Iiauouk| isa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

The best variety you will find ~
W y. Brooks g. Co.'S, 1891 Sscsusld
Evs. zee
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-05-11
The Shore Line Limited.

y new train, "rho Shore Line Limit.
cd, Will be put into service March LIST,
via the Southern Pacific between San
francisco hhd Los AngcleE. Tho train
Will be operated daily. leaving San
Francisco at 900 II. IN and arriving ut
Los Angeles at lO:3D p. I'd. The same
Gu will prevail Tor the return trip
leaving Los Angeles at 900 a. m. daily
This service will continue through
the months OF March, April and May
and longer il necessary.
The schedule provides for convenient
s~t"a-overs at principal coast resorts und
cities. stops being made at San Jose.
Pajnr" with c'nuectiCrE Tor Su,ta CruZl
Castrovillc, Fuso Robes, San Louis
Ohlspo, Santa Barbara, md many other
scenic points.
Tho equipment in the shore Line
Limited" will he entirely new and first
classand will consis; ot / Baggage Car.
J Parlor Crr@. | Diner, | Observation
Car.
The operation of this new train il
made necessary because ~ the great in
lux of visitors into California, winch
will Toe heavier during the coming sum.
mcr than ever before. The Southern
Pacific Company has spent hundreds ~
thousands Of dollars III exploiting the
Pacific Coast Country in Eastern maya.
zines during the last few year,, and has
issued "a beautiful booklet entitled, The
Road of a Thousand Wonders which
en~tcrtainingly describes in word and
picture the beauties and wonders of
California along the Southern Pacific.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-05-11
Collision narrowly Av.rted.

Engineer Morrison und Conductor
Conway, two OF the old passenger men
on the Sal. Lake division OF the South
ern Pacific, were suspended Saturday
pending au investigation, and thereby
hangs the tale ot II terrible wreck mar
rowly averted. Both men will have to
clear themselves OF the charge Of dis
obeyInG orders, the violation OF which
almost threw together in frightful im.
pact trains Nos. . and !, both heavily
laden with passengers.
1t seems that the crew Oh 80. second
4 received orders Friday night at Hazen
to proceed eastward and take the siding
beyond that place and wait for No. 3,
which was to pass them with a clear
track. They either forgot the order or
failed to see the siding when they passed
it, as they ran ahead on the main track
toward No. }. which bore down upon
them at high speed, thinking its way
was clear.
East OF the siding in question is u long
stretch OF straight track and it was
while the engineer on No.5 was making
up lost time ON this stretch that he saw
he headlight, Of second 4 rushing to.
ward him. Realizing in an instant that
something WIS wrong he applied the air,
reversed and began TO sound blast after
blast from the whistle. For n time il
seemed that second 4 would never see or
hear, but finally it was slowed down and
the frightened crew hastily ran it to the
siding, where it allowed No. ) to pass.
As soon rs a report OF the affair
reached Sparks Conductor Conway and
Engineer Morrison, on stcond ! were
suspended pending an investigation, the
company claiming they were running on
the main line without proper protection.
Assistant Supt. S~haughnessy Of the
Salt Lake division stated this afternoon
that the company vas very strict in mat.
tiers Of this kind and that the case would
be sifted to the bottom.
III the two trains we're running upon
a straight track" he said, "the danger OF
their beng wrecked was small. No. 5
was brought to a standstill and second
! saw Its error in time to back to its
switch
Many StOries nt the exciting incident
were told after it occurred. Oue was to
tile effect that after No. 3 had stopped
and whi1tled it was compelled to trace
backward for two miles before the on.
rushing second I was brought to a stop.
Superintendent Shaughuessy empha.
tically denied the tale that some OF the