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so.iOO. FLATBUsH, 10 ROOMS
View and handsome decorations. Great barrasn
1918 East S7th ct. near F1atbush ave ana Ave K
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Brooklyn Property For Sale or To Let.

SECOND CORNER APARTMENT.
Steam heated: 9 rooms and BATH S35 I44 D.catu-
St. corner Of Sumner ave- IL station BrookIvn
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60 OS0 BUYS ons OF the grandest houses In South
PC+-oO Wildwood; large lot; ''IS' station
Phone 251o FIatbush- BLOOD & LOCCKs. 1914 Fiat
bush
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Gan SELL OR EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY
ANY SECTION. TRY US. HORATIO 4. STEWART
REALTY CO. ESQ FLATBUsH AVE, BROOKIYN
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Financial.

L Mining stocks We will tell you how In our
& CAMP. Conservative Brokers and Nine Makers
9oIddeld Nevada
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City Hotels.

I -ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. privat,
L. bath, $3.50 daily: including meas two S25 WsekIy
1ne $40. THE ALABAMA. Is East 1lth ST.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
notice IS hereby given to all persons having claims
against James A Garland. late OF Portsmouth, Rhode
Island deceased TO present the same with vouchers
thersot TO the subscribers az their place OF transact
Ing business. at the Office OF David CARL 90 Broad
Street (Rcom 1121). IN the City OF York on or
before the 22nd day OF May 1907
Dated New York. the 9Th day of November, 1908
HENRY D. TUDOR. MARIE T. GARLAND DAVIS p
VAIL AncilliaFy Executors
DAVID CARLL- Attorney for Executors
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
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BUTLER NoTMAN & MYNDERsE.
Attorneys FOR Executors. 81 Wall Street, New York
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Question No I.

BRO Garrett. d. mt know that in
discussion that ahispu'ant shnn,d define
his terms that usc!g You have s.id
over aud over again AMI srSin tia
"Ad>m had = Twin, sou, and The crs,,
ed man did no. hsv- = living ssni until
Chriat died" VIVA, d, Won mean nv
thisf Again vnn say. hism had Vt ,rn nj
l'te' aud the Gentilss did no, have e,c-
nal life until After Ch-iN died" VIVA,
Do Won mean nv ,hiss
Please he 81 kind ~ IN explain ihss.
~" pants. | might gn,. AMI mis-,
your m"aninc, Th"refnvv | Il, MT like
TO guess il | csn help II.
Bro. Garrett you say: Go,
Formed Israel the second par, q
Jacob. DO you mean the sam
thing by tho word formed thu
Won do whom you tell US how Go
formed tho enrths ould thew. be
my Raths,ine together of III
wators 10 form Israel" These A,
lar questions.
Tmr Expired
Perkins
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q EsTlON NO. 4.

hro Garrett please tell ne what God
meant. when he said ,hsi h. would sow
tho house " Israel aud the house ~
Judah with the seed ~ man and the
'sse OF he"at'' WIN Brinegar
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Plssse harmonlzs thes. two ,crip.
lures.
And unto AbsSlom thar" we're born
three sons. and one daughter. whose
Ia'ae was Tanner; she ~as woman OF
= ta'r counteuance, e Sam. It-27.
And
Nov Ah'a'nm In his iifs,ims h.d
Mken aud reared urtc himsel. = pillars
which 10 Ia the kings is'e: f,- he said
nave M snn TO keep NV name in
circumference and he called the rills,
stler his avn name: and !, il ca'leA unto
this dav, Absalom's mace +? Sam.
E-ls.I S. q. Merritt
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Question No 8,

Eli. CREs'Er, Please veil us what the
seed ct man and the seed ~ beasts are
that God IL going n sow the house Of
Israel aud the house ~ Judah with
james psrkus.
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Question No. 8.

What Il the vsllev NJ Raca and wha,
10 Baca. Hi
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AND
FORMATION
Salvation Living Soul
Or Ktsrnal Life.


Bro. Perkins has asked Us to |
tell, what they arc. Question |
No. Z Living Soul what il it,.
We learn, that when God formed
Adam from the dust Of the
ground, at that moment. Adam
was nothing but an image OF o
man made out Of the dust. Then
God blew into his nostrils tho
breath of life, then Adam. al
that moment was q natural man,
And then when he became a liv.
ing soul: he was then, both a
natural man, and u spiritual man.
The breath OF life is the natural
life; that which all beasts has
For God says to us, this.
Bu, flesh with the life thereof which
10 the blond thereon. shall 20 not cat.
Gen "a
Here is the breath Of life de-
fined by God himself. The
blood il tina natural life soul)
for soul is life; Living Soul is
eternal life. This living soul is
what Adam received in the gar.
Iden, which made him q spirit.
ual man, a. vel! as = natura'
man. This living Aoul, the man
lcreated on the sixth day did not
} have. He was just o natural
man numbered with the beasts
THE man Adam who was placed
Ia the garden was only natura
man until he became q Twins
soul, then he vas a compile,
I man But the created man
twas only n natural man. unit
Christ died on the cross, an
gave them eternal life througl
his death. This then mad
them q complete people. Prior
the death OF Christ they wer
called o people that was not
people. Because they did n,
. i. have the living soul which II
d. man had received who was in Il
! garden, We have gave t.
II idea Of n living soul. What
" salvation The prophesy is thi
" Behold the Lord hath proclaim
n, unto the end world. Sav We TO
daughter Of zi,n Behold, thy sAlva,
il, crmeth. beho,h. his reward il with
ke and his work before him La GIL
We learn from this that Chr
Oh is Salvation. He come and
" reward Is with him, Ag;
He says.
.l Aud he said. 1t is u light thing
he ,hom shonldcst hc IN, servant IL T.
th" up the tribes IL lacpi. and TO rrs
ar" the preserved Of lsrnc,. will
siv. thee for Ugh, Ia the Gent
thar thou maYcat he my salvation
the end If lbe earth lisa 4y--G
Yes Christ is salvation u
,.. the ends of tho earth there /.
~, salvation in any other III
fore he says to US,
! ~, thr6 II W. ihev stumbled
the, should f,ll. God iuruM In, i
through 'hr,r Isll salvation is come
Ia, HE t;rn,iirs fut to provoke the
WIS ie,ioGsv Run III Al
10 Yes, that salvation (Ch
NIGH. come to the Gen
They never had Christ be-
As Pant says
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IA Christ n hs
H1Hsls Of the, earth
thuss days and three
NIGHTS.

,-
The reason why Christ bad
70 be in the bowels Of The earth
three days sud three nights was
for more reasons than one. First
He had TO 60 and preach TO the
spirits in prison as you can read
It in this language;
/. For Christ also hath ones suffered for
sins. the jus, for the unjust. t"at h.
ru,gh, bring US To God. being put TO
death IN the flesh bn, quicksnsd by the
Spirit. ss->
BY which also he went nod presshed
uu,o the spirits ia prison;
Which sometimes were discbedient. -
when uace the lonysuffering oil God
waited in the days D! Noah. while the
ark WAS u preparing. wherein few. that
| Ia. ~ixh, souls were saved by water.
ii Peter. 3-i8-l0-a0
We are taught in this that
, Christ had work 20 do in the
{ prison house of the dead. And
!, this language of the prophets
!: will convey to US the idea Of His
I work their. Read it in this
. language;
( t. open the blind eyes to bring out
! the pr,..uers from the prison. and them
!. tina, sit In darkness out Of the prison
house. Iss. ~
/ This 10 one grea, reason why
Christ had TO be in the bowels
: of the earth three days and three
nights Ard to stil' further our
claim On this point we shall ask
:. you to read thus
n Verify. verify. l say unto you. The
.I.thuur ia coming. and now ia. when the
dad shalt hear the voice Of the S'n 81
:" God. and they tina, hear shall live.
" ~. John 5-a4.
ny This language proves to US
o. that at the very moment that
~ Christ was speaking. the dead
he spoAeu of was not those " no
m we're in the grave; it was some
'se one listening to him at that
de very moment therefore He says;
u Navel not at THE: for the hour y
ne coming. in the which nll that are In the
ev. graves shall hear his v"ice.
ing AMI shall r""e forth, they that have
at done god. unto the resurrection Ut lie
and they thu, have d""r evil INT" t"'
resurrection Of damna,ion St. John q
$3.50.
10 BY this you will see that all tha
were in their graves should hea
/. His ice and come forth. Nov
INV II We cAn prove when all, tina, wer
'"' IN their graves come forth; then "
~" have answered the question, wi,ho"
Is" further argument, hence we as
10 you TO read this
q Jesus. when he had cried rgai
"'' with \ loud voice. yielded mp the ghos
"" And. behold. IL. vail ~ the tempt
aid, VIVA rent IL twain from the typ 10 u
do bo,,n,n; sud the earth did quake, NJ
,ich the rocks rent,
4, And the grave, were "p-neh; An
many bodies ~ the saints which sleI
nrns'.
ihSS AMI came ont ri the graves after h
sent resurrection. And went into the ho
psus city, and appeared nut" many
,h;lo II. Matt, 90 80 io5
mt, This was at The death and re
os.,, urree,iun Of Christ, when this q
.,a cured. To confirm this we wish y,
M, 10 read this;
o,ur Thy dead men shall live. ,osc,i
- with my dead b,dv~ shall ,aey nri
-, Awake aud sing. " that dwell IN du
for thy dew I. NJ the dew OF herhs. a
"o'5 the earth shall cas-, ont the dead
(ipt- lsS I'll 10
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prae Perkins. " Do not take
any question Jon hsSe. q my
ssk TO be AZ unfair qutstiou a |
man may ask questians which
may be out Of place or improper
one. but " shall not take shsm -
unfair questions. This question
referred v has been answered time
and again. Bat for the sake Of
the Brothers spiritual eye sight
we shall answer again. You AJAX.
''Do you mean the same thing BY
the word formed, that you do
when you tel us how God formed
the earth" God formed the
earth iuto . body Of dry )aud ~
gathering the waters together.
God had to gather the waters
together inorder to form tho
earth. But BIO, Perkins; God
did not have to gather any water
togather to fern the light into .
body aud call 1t day; Neither
did he have to gather any water
togather to form the darkness
lint. II body aud call it night aud
yet it 10 all forming Something
out Of that which had, beeh Great
Cd Neither did God have Il
gather anywster together inordsl
tn form the dust into the shap'
OF q man yet it WIS called formi"i
the dust. Aud tho application
! that we made that called from
;. the mind of the Bro. the abov
question. was Il have created tn
o Jacob" (the dust before it va
; formed) II have formed tas {
Israeli (the dust after it had bee
slformed into the Image Of u msn
u Now Bro. a little explanation
. on this may help You a little d
% to see yomr error. Men have
u" take water aud c!sy ;norde: :,
form o brick. But :no.dsr I
w form osre into pig iron they ha'
t,o take FIRE aud 'oar Aud br
u" both IRE forming 80 without n:
" further rxP'aiatlon ydn will .
the difference in forming Il
earth aud fnrmi..g the mn
Nv your question Bro. was 4 ""
10 fair question but after readi'
the CREssIr a. much as you hay
:. the render, would have 70 decls
I'm it q verv simple one. Bro, the gal
ering together Of the water WI
God formed the earth is very 81
..,, ont there is the water Of, life p
|, in par.d for you and is hand
down to you by the pen Of y'
,is. serynnt from Gods word. Dri
to ut the fountain and live.
1t Christ said: "Fnr Judgment
Nv. am come into this world. III
they who see not might see. Il
User TINT they who see might I've NJ
Nv" bli,.d: Jesus did not mean II
,ural blindness ut all. lie sp
about II spiritual blindness
.h,y uudrrs,vd Him not.
they said, "Art We blind al-'?
hai
They were very 'gnnrn"' at
he'd -.
fact that Christ cams int"
L. IA al
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|tAs asaais5 ss1x -. . that
light. snd shsif - thsir dasgA-
|ssss vasld aoak = md y na.ssd,
-. hing shall esns to thsi
brishtnsss q that rising light.
and. in short. I'll the forcss Of
the IDENTIFIES shail come. With
such plain scriptufs ~ this Il ii
sesms hardly possible that any
one would fail to zee the true
light thereof, aud yet this was ths |
fate Of thu Jews that worshippsd
under those laws; even their ex-|
Founders wers ~ the dark. They
UNDERWOOD their personal duty to
God and their fellow brethren,
from" those laws, and also they
knew what the great CURSE was;
but they did not know for what
, intsnt that Chris. came into the
world. They did not even believe
Him, that is. the grant mass Of
\ them did not. Some believed.
/, but many that did believe. wsr,
1 afraid to acknowledge it for fear
r OF gaming the ilI.will of their
! brethren. They loved the praisa
r OF men more than the praise Of
r God. In the ninth chapter Of St,
"a John. and fifth verse. Jesus says
d "As long a. l am in the world, ]
o am the light of world" Th.
I. world which He speaks abou,
- docs not include the Mosaica
r Jsws; for they did not recsiv
70 him. He was . light to the Cen
70 tile world. And they that folio,
~ Him, H. says. shall rot walk i
10 darkness. but have tho light Q
70 Iife,' John viii, 1927
ne Here the phrase is, the ligh
a. Of llfe.' When Jesus spaks the,
O words the Gentiles had not 10 v,
en- ,eeeived tho life; they ssw ,r hi
, the great light. au. tho life v,
~ TO come to them after His deaf
1T For Hs says, l must first 90 a VI
=. or the comtor,er will not :om
10 Hd 10 her. speaking Of His depa,
IN ure from this life. and when 7
y. goes away Hs will send the cor
., fostor. And in the :ortieth .var
nv Of the sixth chapter Of Jdhn"I
.s;s suys. And this is the will
In him that sent me-. that every n
~, whi"h seeth tn. Son, aud bell,
.rv eth on him,''m may have evsrlasti
in, life: and l will raise him up
the last day.
w. And again. He says.
For | came down from heaven. not
-" do mine own will but the will ~ l
NJ" that sent me. st John SIS
"Whsn Jesus told The Jews Il
He was not come Of Himself. /
that He was from the Father. 3
~ the Father sent Him aud lie kn
link
the Father; then they sought
tuks Hin, but II" man LAID nal
~ OF Him because His hour was
nav vet come. And many Of the ?
WV pie believed ON Him, md 81
.""' When Christ cnmr,h will H.
''"'' more miracles then these VII
P"~e this mai, hath done?" And "
'"' he Pharisee: heard that th' |
al" pie murmered over chose thl
: CONCERNING Christ, they
'"F nih..r. To taxa him. Then J,
'"' said nat, them. Yet n little W
II W nm With you. and then ] 90
wv him that sen. me. Ia shali
''-" me, and shall not find me,
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OhSioe ma Doon 20 eAlvAssu1 y
- s,rmed ana p)aced il the |,
Gnrden. But the 0eutiles before
tne nrss Com'ns - Snl
a.. :. ~.
.,..,a - 1,hr,.t .th.v vere made
nirh. Read
~. -. !. ch,,s, ,..u.. "a Who.
.o,,.,;m. vers far If, are made nigh
by The blood Of Christ. fEphe Ella.
And this il why this language
was used by Paul.
To whom God would make known
THAT 10 The riches OF the glory OF ''''
mystery a'n"s '"' ~
w.
Now itwi:i be PLAINLY seen 'na'
Christ Is our salvation then leu
US work out our own salVatlon ID
fear aud trembling. IN o'he'
words let us work out our own
Thirst And II we make "nr'ss
the Lord; our Chtlst' we then
will be heirs OF God ana JONI
heirs with Christ Christ then
being our salvation when fal
spake OF when ne SAID lhat
salvation might come to the Zen
'"e" VIZ VIZ" s'S "' = " ~
Ire 10 the OeUuile worIu' way "
them wnat tne ilViuk so"' was "i>
is to the Jews. This living sou
that God granted 10 the mai
All. ~ in ,ha carden. wos as W,
have sald the splritoa' pafe "
that man that lived after IN
natural death Eternal lie i
what Thirst come TO give 10 III
Gcntile world MS eterhhi vi
ia what lives after the natur,
. dertt of tho Gentle. This wa
the prom 10 Of God, aud tn
promise co"'u only oe iu''iieu
Christ for 'hrist said him SELF
: A.. .,,, .,,, In,
/, them. and tn,s follow me
u And | give unto them ",truAl life. n
& they shall never perish. neither s''
n any ma" pluck '"e" ""' OF my u"
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QUESTION No. 2.

Ed. AZ there is 80 many that
think thew know the scriptures
and ] thought by your permis.
sion ! would ask the following
question.
QUESTION FOR MINISTER'S
TO ANSWERS.
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Question M.
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81 tho Garth? AMI define til, h,s,.,
rArt from The lowest p,r.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-10
HEPBURN BILL DISCUSSED BY SENATE COMMITTEE
Spa Between Adrch, Who Opposes Railroad Rate LegSa-
ton, and D0IIVer of Iowa, Who Poses as the
Champion of the Measure.

Washington, Feb. 9.-The senate com
mittee on interstate commerce today
began consideration of the Hepburn
rate bill, which passed the house yes
terday. Today was devoted to the first
section, which describes the kind of
transportation to which the act shall
apply Several amendments were sug-
gested by senators unfriendly to the
bill, but none was voted on today 1t
is generally conceded that the Hepburn
bill with only a few notifications will
have a majority report when the COM
mittee votes next Friday.
Senators Far Apart.
1t became evident during the discus
sion Of the various amendments that
the arrangements to discuss the bill
next week would accomplish no impOr-
tant result, so great were the differ
ences of the opponents and champions
of the bill. Senators Clapp and Dolli-
yer charged that the amendments were
offered to obstruct the perfection of a
bill that stands a good chance to be-
come a law Senator Aldrich replied
that the amendments had been offered
seriously. WhereupOn Senator Clapp
announced that he would waste no
more time" in the consideration Of the
bill, but would be present to vote on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-10
THE CONTROL OF INSURANCE
Judiciary Committee of the
House Has Begun InveSti-
cation of the Matter,

Washington. Feb. s.-Acting under in
stTUctiOns of the house. the judiciary
committee today began an investigation
in order that It may report whether or
not congress has the power to provide
federal control Of insurance. That this
authority does exist was maintained by
r w. Breckenridge Of Omaha Neb..
chairman Of the insurance committee of
the American Bar association The op-
pOsite view Of the question was presented
to the committee by George Whitlock of
Baltimore. The Bar association. by a.
vote of 113 to g, sent to its Insurance
committee for consideration a resolution
declaring federal control of insurance il
legal and unconstitutional under the de-
c5slons Of the supreme court of the United
States.
Mr.. Whitlock was the author of that
resolution and presented that view today
Mr.. breckenridge presented statistics to
show that the insurance business was
national and not local in character. OF
twenty Of the largest insurance compa-
MES, he said, but fifteen per cent of their
business was done in the states wherein
they were chartered
Mr.. Whitlock contended that the Amer
lean Bar association had not Committed
itself upon the question and that if the
supreme court had ever established any
doctrine IL was that insurance was NOT
commerce. Three chief justices and
twenty assistant justices had an VOno
on record to that effect.
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the measure on Feb. 16. He then left
the committee room.
After the departure of Senator Clapp,
Senator DolliVer took the committee to
task for its '1evity'' in considering rail-
road rate legislation. He called atten-
ton to the fact that the committee had
been conducting hearings since last
summer and had not arrived at any
agreement. He charged that some
members Of the committee did not APP
pear to desire an agreement.
AIdrich Was Angry.
Objection was made by Senator Al
drich to the charge that '-1evity'' had
been displayed, and said that he had
been serious in everything that he had
offe ed. Warming to the defense of his
sincerity, ne said that he would talk in
any manner he pleased in discussing
the proposed legislation, and would not
be called to account by Senator DolIi-
yer.
The Iowa senator. who is the partic-
ular champion of the Hepburn bill, with
emphasis replied that he, too, would
choose his own language and charac-
terize as ne chose the methods that he
said had been TesOrted to. Chairman
Elkins, who had participated in the
early dispute, raped for order, and a
few minutes later the committee ad-
journed.
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TWENTY LIVES WERE LOST
Thirty-One Men in FarraI Mine
When Explosion Occurred
eleven Rescued Alive.

Hinton, w. Va, Feb. 9.-It is now
practically settled that there were thir-
ty-one men in the F'arral mine near Oak
Hill. Fayette county, when the explO-
sion occurred there yesterday after
noon. Eleven were rescued alive, six
bodies have been recovered, leaving
fourteen in the mine.
Some of the rescued alive are badly
injured and two will likely die. The
dead so far taken out are:
George Morris.
Ike Spears.
Hans COVia.
Joseph Hunter.
Joe Lumley.
One unidentified; all white.
Robert Bill, who was rescued alive,
has both legs broken, and Donald Bell
is badly crushed. The men rescued
alive were not in that part of the mine
where the explosion occurred, which &C
counts for their rescue.
It is thought the remaining fourteen
bodies can be gotten out tonight.
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SHOT WOMAN AND HIMSELF
Ebb Coley, an ex-Soldier in the Unit
ed States Army, Chief Actor
In Double Tragedy.

San Francisco, Feb. 9.-Ebb CoIey shot
and killed Josie LaBat in a room of the
Grand Pacific hotel on Kearney street
this morning and then ended his own life
by sending two bullets through his head.
The woman was lying in bed, helpless
from Illness, when she was shot to death
by the man who had shared the apart
ment with her. He held the pistol against
her breast and fired the fatal shot then,
turning the weapon upon himself, fell
lifeless- The woman's mother, who had
come to take her back to the family home
in Santa Clara, had left the room only a
few minutes before the tragedy occurred
The fact that his victim was going to
leave him today is supposed to have
been the cause of Coley's act.
Co1ey was formerly a sergeant IN the
Sixtieth company of coast artillery and
also served In the Twentieth field ar
tillery. His home was near Macon, Ga.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-10
FARMER KILLED BY TRAIN
William Thompson of CIarks-
ton Meets Instant Death at
Cache Junction,
Especial to The Herald.)

Logan, Feb. civilian Thompson, aged
So, farmer. living at Charleston, was
killed today at Cache Junction by a
switch engine. He had taken a load of
wheat to the Junction and after unloading
walked in front of train No. IS, which was
standing at the station. A switch Ell
CINE was approaching along the side of
No. 19, which he failed to see. This en-
CINE caught him. His foot was nearly
cut off and he was dragged a distance
of nearly 100 feet and finally crushed to
lumber by the side of the track
Mr.. Thompson leaves family consist
ing of a wife and five children He was
struck by lightning while working in the
fields last summer and for consider
able time it was believed he would die