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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
OFFICERS HAVE RESIGNED.

ST. Petersburg. March 13-lt is ru.
mored officers Il a guards reg ment
upon receiving orders to 90 TO the Bal
tic provinces TO participate tn the
"pacifcation Of The country met aud
resigned in q body. Name of the regi-
mgnt Is not given. and the umor can
no, be confirmed tonight. Ugly repors
If another general railroad strike in
Moscow are current The government
taking exceptional me1sr-e an
hatJalions Of saDDers are bsing ma ssd
a. Moscow 10 take the places of the
strikers. and military trains are held
in readiness 81 various stations TO pro
ceed in any direction
Emperor Nicholas in receiving O
depnation Of Tula PEASANTS wao pre-
ented him today w Oh a loyalist adj
dress aud ikon. made The following
-ignifcaut remarks: DO no. allow
yourselves TO De Influenced by the
enemies Of public order who are going
through villags exciting fhc palsaats
DO nor take the law into yoGr oUr
hands. but deliver tfc agitators 10 the
suthoritie by whom they wll be-
judged with all sever ty."
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
BIG BUILDINGS
TO COST $4,000
Will Be Erected In Cairo at Once by The Anheus-
er-Busch Brewing Co. Contract Already Let
Work viii Begin in Few Days

Washington avenue, have been com
Dlatod and II Is expected that work
will be arteI on this building within
he next ten day5 or two weeks.
This building when complete viii
5e 100 feet square. two stories IN
leght. viii have an extensive wagon
yard ana win cost $4,000 It viii be
ised as a general business house by
he company.
Another building on the same order
tobe located on Commerce. al avenue
hetween Second and Fourth streets on
OTIS extending to Railroad street The
9laus fer this building have not as
ct been finished
The contract for the Nineteenth
treet building has been let 10 a com
oany of ST. Louis contractors who viii
arrive here in a few days
The lots pom which il is to be erect,
ID were purchased al a &C. t of $4,000.
The building VIII cost $4,000.
Several other sites are being con
7iderod by he company FIR the cree
ton Of buildings Which when com
1leted win make Of Cairo. a distribu-
ion point of no small Importance IN
connection with the Anheuser-Buseh
Brewing company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
IMPROVE: vE:MENTS
ON VAST SCALE
Asked For by Cairo & Thebes Railroad Co.
Will Fill Lake Edwards Bottom--Grand Depot
Facing on Washington Avenue

Smith urged that a meeting be held
by the council committee and tha rail-
road Representatives and Tsaetion
company representatives, 10 agren
upon some arrangement that would be
just 10 all concerned IN shonld ba
done within ten or tiftaen dass III or-
der that the plans Of the Cairo Il
Thcbos railroad company might nor
he checked
Mayer Parsons spoke briely urging
favorable action by the council
Alderman Snyder moved that the
petition be referred TO the Board OF
Local Improvements Carried.
Alderman koehler moved that the
ordinance be referred to the ordinance
and street committees and that said
committees notify the ra lrea.l Off
cials Of the time Of meeting
The mayo fixed Friday evening at
1850 O'Clock Tor such meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
CAR PLOTTING TO
GET RID OF JEWS
MASSAcRES UNE0uALED IN HIS
TORY or WORLD ARE DAILY
EXPECTED.
FREE HAND TO TROOPS
Soldiers Are Told to Crush the Trait.
ors Who Are Attempting to Build
Up Jewish EN-
pre."

Bcln, March l3.-Jewish massa
Gro in Russia exceeding in horror oil
preyiuus daughters fthe kind threat.
en- at any hour 10 conyulse humanity
afresh.
This was The declaration Which Dr.
Paul Nathan vice president Of the
Central Jewish Benevolent Association
Of Germany made at the annual
meeting Of the society in Berlin yes
erday.
DR.. Nathan has just returned from
an exten.ive trip through Russia
where he went to establish a local
committee for the distribution of $500
600 ra sed by the Jews Of America and
Europe
Hopeless fer Jews in Russia.
His interview with Premier Witte
and vi. Darnoyo, minister Of the inter
ior. left him utterly hopeless for the
future Of the Jewish problem in Rus
STA which, he is convinced, the gov
er1mont des res to solve only through
the medium of a murderous cXtermin-
alton. Dr.. Nathan caused sensation
when he produced a circular recently
addres ed TO the soldiers in Odessa
authorizing them to crush the trait
ors who are overthrowing the govern
ment Of the Car and substituting a
Jewish empire.
Want Leans Refused Country.
This circular emanated from the
pr nting office Of the Russian official
staff ana was officially passed by the
censor. Dr. Nathan closed his adj
dress with a passionate appeal to the
Jewish money powers Of the world
to-refUse the fresh loans which Rus
si9 is seeking.
Incontroverible evidence was gath
cred by DR. Nathan, showing that the
still reignng reaction has successfully
cared off the cand dates for the
1ouma suspected Of liberalism. The
persecution in some cases has gone to
tho extreme of driving the candidates
out Of the country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
FATHER oApoN ARREsTEp.

81. Petersburg, March l3.- Father
Gapon was arrested today on the eve
of the inquiry demanded by him into
the candal involved in the charge
hat his labcr organization was sub
died by the government NJ Timi-
riazeif, minister of commerce. in an
Interview cXonCrates Father Gapon
from all blame, declaring that he is an
idealist and a man Of force and acluit-
ling him OF receiving any Of the money
given by the government to NJ. Matus-
hensk, Gapon's former as istant
Nevertheless, his enemies intimate
that Gapon arranged the arrest be
cause he feared revolutions anj desir
cd h. throw du~t in the ewes of his
followers by giving himself the ap.
pearanco of being prosecuted by tho
government.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14

That Cairo is coming to the front
in great bounds and that she is becom,
ing the object of much attention In
the estimation Ct the masters Of fl
nance, IL shown, not only by the many
and yared attempts Of gigantic rail-
road corporations TO gain an entrance
but al by tho many manufactnfng
and other concerns, who realizing the
eficienc Of Cairo as distributing
point are making preparations TO
move here either in whole or in part.
Among the latest corporations 70
announce their intention Of making
Cairo an important factor in their bust.
ness, is the Anheuser Busch Brewing
company of ST. Louis, Mo.
Harry w. Hodde thar company's
representative, arrived in the city
Monday evening and lis now the guest
OF George J. Becker OF the Andrew
Lohr Bottling company agents for the
brewing company here.
Mr. Hodde will make Cairo % S head
quarters for some time pending the
G completion of all arrangements, neces-
sary for the erection Of several new
buildingings in the city
The plans for one, to be located on
the corner OF Nineteenth street and
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
General Proceedings.


Poundmaster Davidge reported "a
dog taxes collected at Sc each
Mi celianeoas claims were allowed.
Ordinance providing for improve.
mant of Ohio street was unanimously
adop ed
Petitions for permission TO erect or
move buildings were read and refer
red TO committee, as follows, r. Grea.
ney, TO erect So 500 cottage on lots
and p block AZ. city; Rice Webb. to
move house; Mrs. Kate Edickcr. To a
81. 200 cottage on LOT II, block ai, city;
H. s Antrim. to build addition on
lots is and 16, block II, CITY.
w. G. Hubbard was granted license
"a open saloon at 1il5 Commercial
Bonds Of newly oppoiated officers
were approved
Finance committee reported destroy
ing warrants representing about
fs2,S30.
Bequi tions for fire departments
were allowed.
Mayor stated that owners OF prop
erty on wide portion of Highland ave-
nue. would have to petition council for
vacation OF street as desired
Resolutions for street crossings in
Seventh ward were referred to s,recr
COMMITTEES.
On motion OF Alderman Snyder it
was voted thar during the next thirty
days the city bear expense of remov-
ing branches OF trees trimmed By citI.
zens under order Of the city marshal
Police. Jail and fire committee was
authorized to purchase police whistles.
chain n.ppers and handouts for use of
police.
Amendment to ordinaces so as TO
regulate establishment OF blacksmith
shcps was rgd first time.
Ordinance pioyldn. for cement
walk en- Commercial avenue from
Tenth 70 Eleventh streets was read
arst time
City Engineer explained thar walks
had not been ordered hnilt because
winter weather would rot permit such
work.
Mayor appointed James Fitzgerald
poundmaster and street supervisor;
and Herbert H. Wallace as police
constable.
Alderman Scullin said The council
bad Just passed favorably upon an ap-
pication for a saloon license by man
who wa a perfect stranger 20 all but
one OF the members This was not
wise action The council should know
the men To- whom license TO run a
saloon Is granted. Il was granting
such license 10 ire ponsible men
which produced the low dives which
gave the saloon business its bad
-epu e. AMI ne matter how high the
'icens was Il would not eu.c the low
live evil Il such a couse were pur-
uct
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14

Charles Wait Thomas was born on
October 6, lSio upon a farm i'm JacE-
son county. H.. near the mouth ~
the Big Muddy River His father.
William s Thomas. was Vircin.an
and his mother. Elizabeth Wait. q
member Of the numerous kindred Of
the Waits and Kelleys of Connect
cut and MassachuTCtts HIS grand
father lett Virginia in 1890 on account
Of slavery and came TO Illinois IN or
der that he might be able TO raise
his boys on free soil.
The great flood Of 1919 in the Mis-
sissippi River carried away the Jacs-
son county farm and everything a7-
purta ming thereto. and Williams
Thomas settled in Belleville and be-
came a deputy circuit clerk under
Theodore Engelmann. he was sub
sequently three times elected circuit
clerk of St Clair county
Charles ". Thomas has lived IL
Belleville evc- since 1915 He Was
sent to the schools before Inc free
system was in existence in Ilnoi
and in 1865 was sudent 81 IcKen-
drce college In 1857 he went To Tr-
Lana university. ono. and remaiuef
there until be graduated ir June
1861 On the 23rd Gay OF Iuiv 1866
hc enii ted as private IN The celo-
brated Fremont body guard. COM
manded by Major ZaEonyi. Uhicn Has
then being organized in s. Louis
Later be went back 70 BelieviIle aad
Ta.sed q section of artillery which D.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14

came part of Vaughan's indopendea
battery of Illinois Volunteers With
this organization he remained as an
officer until November 1864. when he
resigned on account Of wound re-
coived in "a ngiht skirmish az Prairie
darn in Arkansas. which incapacl-
tated him for further II litary ser
vice. He was admitted to the bay in
1866 and since that time has prac
ticed law and managed successfully
some Of the mast important litiga-
ticn which has come before the state
and federal courts. He was the gen
erai solicitor for the Wiggirs' ferry
company the East ST. Louis connect
ing railway company and the Con oil
ida-od coal company Of ST. LOUIS for
about eighteen years. bgt a suit he
brought on behalf Of some minority
stockholders o fine ST. Louis. Van
dalia AMI Terre Haute railroal CON
pany ln 1901 against that company
AID the lrear Pennsylvania system Of
Tended his co-pc ration clients and he
laid down their hHsines and has not
nee hat time had any ahail atioas
OF any kind with any of the corpora
tiols which formerly employed him.
SIR Thomas was married in 1860
20 Rhoda T. Bisseil. daughter of Col.
William u BissCil the first repub-
Hcan governor of Illinois. Their two
ons served in the Spanish war. one
q Cuba. under Cen Lee and one iu
-,----------s - -
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14

kansas CIV Na- Ma-cl Is- Fran
cI 81 Cucbreu. OF fae Interstate COM
utfce comm sun. seEeriy repr-
manied H W MAYER the Kan al Ci-H
uanaElr of flt STANDARD o.l conpaay
today during fae inFe-tirii an ilio
ihe alleged methods Of rai.r.aa- and
ihe saniafl pH eomgauf il ai-
clfmluarug azlirsf rbe ilie1en enleni
% uel h=.eahoHf- LAWYERS Tor che
commission and Ior fte ilde penaefI
nil producers bad bezn trying hard
~ get from Mayer an aduis On thar
there vas any oonasesiou bstEssr he
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
DISASTROUS TIDAL WAVES.

Antwerp. Marcl -Equinoctiai
ides today destroyed wharyes and
1ooded warehouses here. Tie dam
ages are estimated at several millions
Of dollars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
CATCH ESCAPED CONVICT.

Bakersfield. Cal March ls-Ing
valid Rrnning who escaped from the
Wisconsin state raforma CRY at
Greenbay. Wis 70 1902. vas captured
in This city by Sheriff KELLEY and s.
1-w in saii. RUM ng admits he i the
nan wanted 4 Wisconsin
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
MUST Be EXPOSED
IN ITS ENTIRETY
GOVERNMENT AND BANK OFFl.
GALS TO BE FORCED TO
TELL or CONTRIBUTIONS
WILLIAMS FIRES SHOT
Presents Bill 10 Prevent High Toned
Theft Of Monies Belonging to
Ptblc--There viii Be a
Hot Time.

Washington, March l3.--Represan-
tatiye John Sharp Williams. OF Mis-
issinpi, addressed the house comm VI
zee on election Of president vice prosi
dent and representatives in congress
today on his bill 70 prevent railways
and national banks from ntrjbUting
money to campaign funds or for using
money influencing either state or ma.
tCnal legislation. Williams aid his
bill was not designed to interfere with
election systems but merely 10 pre-
vent corporations from misnsing the
9ublic's money and to put it plainly
is an effort 10 prevent high toned
theft
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
STRIKERS ExtLED.

Vialivostok. March l1-Govern0r
NisfchenEo has dischareed every en-
7ioye Of the O. Grri Railroad. intending
Director Harvat who participated q
he recent strike and ordered that
they BE- expelled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14

Moscow. March l2.--Fears Of q rail
road strike here aie growing. The
Nickolas station was occupied by
troop. tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
OIL TRUST MANAGER PLEADS DENSE
IGNORANCE ABOUT ALLIED CONCERNS
His Frequent Replies Of Il Don't Know, Sir.
Brings Out Very Sharp Reprimand

sian -arl OH raes rauk Liac. Re
1ebEc rs--leree asd orher CON.
sa'es To aa eues' ons Mayer
g 90 nd knoa. alta r-h be had
been mauaser ol t5e sisHlard on
fssutl-tisai ~ears A. fhc close ~ his
Huny Co-A,eh aslcd him
-Tef this coumis Jon are the Re
public Oil romnanE ard Waters Piece
OI company naft a. the standars OIL
c-upanyg
Icesclaszs . Tslra Pal
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
cARLIsTs BREAK OUT.

Nadrid. March 13.-An inc 'pieat
Carlist movement is reported 70 have
broken cut il CztalonL
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14

+ chty Eve per cert = the circ1is-
ton of The BciieIln goes directly into
tie hsass
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
JUDGE CHARLES ". THOMAS DIES
FROM OPERATION IN {. ST. LOUIS

St. Louis Mo- March 3--J3dse Charles
Louis to-day blood clot the
brain Republican candidate
for judge supreme district Of Illinois
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14

Washington, ID. G., March l3.~ HOW
10 prevent scandals growing out Of
contributions to campaign funds Is
the motive Of proceedings begun today
the House Committee On the Elec-
ton of president, vice president and
representatives. in Congress. How TO
prevent such scandals, and al the
same time 10 exhibit TO the country
the character of such scandals. is the
motive of Senator Tillman, who viii
begin his proceedings tomorrow be.
fore The Senate Committee on PRIV
leges and Elections,
Senator T llman, il is understood,
desires TO have before the committee
Cornelius N. Bliss and. in fact, all
Officials Of campaign committees, who
can prcye whether or not national
banks have contributed Since 1898 to
campaign funds Such an inquiry as
that proposed by Senator Tnlman
seems certain to have a test before
The committee Whether Corneliu
Bliss, Ca rman Corelyou o. other off
GERS of political committees can re-.
fuse TO appear and Iesify. 1t is
pretty we'll understood from what has
developed here that the Senate Com
mittee will have placed before II the
direct proof that national banks have
contributed 10 the recent campaign
IL IS reported tonight that in one
town $l5 600 was raised from national
banks,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14

lcoaclaasa o Tsira Passl
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-14
publleIty BIII suaaes.ed.


II the plan OF Investigation entered
upon by the House committee. Of
which Chairman Gaines of West Vlr-
ginia is AT the head, shall be carried
ont, all that may be expected of that
publicity is the framing mp Of bill
TO prevent campaign contributions for
corrupt purposes, but thai contribu
tons may be made, coupled OF course
with publicity The publicity feature
as the panacea seems 10 be deter.
miaeI upcn by some New York poll,
ticians
Perry Belmont in o statement made
here today said that Charles r.
Hughes was member of the organ.
ization having the publicity bin in
view Tho names of other members
of the organization have been printed
from time 10 time.
Prosecutions May Follow.
II the Senate committee shall e1
INTO the matter a. deeply as is desir
ed by Senator Tllman there will not
only be a drastic law to prevent bri-
berry a elections. bur also such an ex.
posure Of the past methods. and per
haps within. recent times. as viii re
quire some con sideration aa TO whoth.
err punishments may not be the result
of what has been done.
Senator Tillman said today.
u do not propose 10 enter upon this
inquiry and follow a bi. Of fox FIRE.
The evil is great and deserves long
and earnest considerat on. You have
already cen what was exposed in the
Insurance c mpany cases. u may.
however. happen that there will be is
sues collateral TO the bank issues and
these too. viii be considered.
Officers 81 the campaign commit
tees arc the men who would make the
best wine ses AMI my resolution
names the chairman and secretary Of
political committees.
viii Make Witnesses Appear.
lf is known that Senator 7 ilman
VIII make a demand on ihe c mmit.
Zee that the people be wants shall be
brought before the comnifee. ard
that If there Lc any rocaici'ra1cy be-
proposes To- have the law enforced hy
which they can De brought here and
dealt with elmmarily for refu aI 20
.esfifr
The House committee viii continue
.f- hearings tomorrow 'efn.nn
Those yet to Or heard are thc authors
ff che measure pend ng before tie
l-i rauclf Re1-esel fBfitcs
Rainty Of Hlino Mccsn Of Massa
-hu cts. Palmer of Pe1nsyIvana
Hughes Of Wce virginia Bhies1n of
Tex. I0FrI Of Fsnnsy'vania ard
r binson rf Arlarsne-
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
FRANCE PAYS HONOR
TO DREYFUS' FRIENDS

PARIS. Aug. 4-one OF the strange
results OF the finding Of the supreme
court in the Dreyfus affair Is the honor
being paid TO the regulations Of men
who fought in this lamentable business
and who have died In the Intervening
twelve years.
A bill has Just been passed in the
chamber Of deputies authorizing the
transfer OF the remains of the Novelist
Emile ZoIa 20 the pantheon Emile Zola.
by the publication OF his open letter 70
the President OF the republic. u accuse
on January 13. 1893. and by his persist
ent advocacy OF the cause Of Dreyfus.
suffered much moral and material dam
a.
The municipal council on their side
have Just decided 20 name a Paris
street after Zola. Another whose mem
ory was undeservedly besmirched was
NJ Scheurer- Kestner. vice president OF
Inc senate. who interceded for Dreyfus
in 1897. Busts Of him and OF NJ. Trar-
Ieuz. another senator who fought in the
afIair. are now 10 be placed in the lobby
OF the senate.
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
Beauty Queen of Naples,
ExiLed in Her Old Age,
WanderS Paris Streets
Maria Sophia, Still Proud in Her Adversely,
Once Idol of SubjeCts-AmeriCa Growing
MOnarChiCaI, Europe Republican?
By THE MARQUIS DE cAsTELLANE.

tened 70, that their souls are being rele-
vated To the highest realms OF poetry.
They listen 10 a lot of dry old mytho-
logical tales cooked up for the occasion
and are half baked under a summer sky
and stined with dust What does the
good public care! Something new has
been found TO amuse them and they are
delighted.
America Growing Monarchical?
While Europe IS becoming republican
lied. the United States is becoming mon
archical: at least, II looks that way.
When one sees the entire American en-
bassv here REINFORCED by representa- tives
OF the French government meet Presi-
dent ROosevelt's daughter at the railway
station on her arrival, and Mrs. McCor-
mick at the official dinner which she
gave in her honor place Mrs. Longworth
opposite her at table. as one does with
kings. and put an ambassador on her
right, as do hosts whose guests are SOW
ereigns, ore is inclined 10 wonder II the
spirit of democracy in free America is
not on :he wane.
King Sisowath's little dancers can
boast OF having had a good deal Of ink
spilled over them, but what they cannot
talk about. because they do not know
II, are the scandals TO which they have
given rise. The incidents occurred ar
the garden party given at the Elysee
~ President Fallieres TO fashionable
official society
y detachment of Republican Guards
had been stationed in the Elysee gro Inds
in order 70 be prepared for any evv.ntu-
ality. Suddenly some one was hea rd TO
whisper. They are carrying awsty the
ornaments. The vases are being vHolenl
Call the police, Where are the sold
iers?" And a few minutes later such
ordinations as this were heard ''Peo-
pie are climbing on the chairs Cbeautiful
bits OF gilded furniture covered With
rare tapestries) The furniture is be
ing dragged out OF the drawing rooms
On to the lawn, Everything will be
ruined! Send up the guards"
Monsieur Fallieres In his desire 10 be
amiable toward everyone, had sent OUT
hundreds Of invitations somewhat IN
disCriminatelv for the occasion upon
which the dusky little dancers performed
upon his lawn. and the inevitable ele-
ment Of ill-bred. and even dishonest per
sons. had managed 10 make their way
within the precincts Of the Presidential
residence.
GERS will ever know that II was their
contortions and grimaces which gave
rise 10 a gathering in which such
scandal could arise.
Copyright. 1876. by Hearst News ser0ics)
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. R.-FoIowing schedule figures published
only as information. and are not guaranteed
go \ "a -DAILI-LOCal for Harrisonburx
Warreuton. OanVllle. and way stations
lO.5I A Nj DAILI-N aslingJOH anu Florida
Limited Flrst-Class eoachvs and sleeper 10
Columbia savannah. and Jacksonyi,Is
Dining Car 51rFlce.
if.I5 a NJ DAlLY-United States Fast Mail
FNirst-clsass coaches and sleeper 20 New or
leans Dining Car Service.
s.0I ID n WEEK DANS-LoCal for HarrfSon
buT.s and yvay stations on Manassas Aranch
ass y NJ DAILY-Local for Warreuton ana
CliarlottesviIle Week days for StrasbtIrI-
..So y AZ DAILY-New York and Atlanta
~ vnress FtrsSclass COacn 10 Atlanta
STEINER to columbus, Ga. via Atlanta .
Snnts. Route Tourist Sleeper WashinEton
40 san Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays
s.sa II DALY-New York and Florida
Fx1ress Through Coaches and Sleepers 10
ColumbIa Savannah. ana Jscksonville
sSieeper 10 Augusta and Port Tampa Din
ing car Service a la Carte.
,o-0S p NJ DAILY-NeW York and AIemph{s
tainted (via LynchbuTgl. FlTst-class Coach
snd Slseplpg Car TO Roanoke. knoxville
CbattanooEa. and Memphis; Sleeper 10 New
orleans. Dining Car Service.
1o,15 y NJ DAILY-Washington and South
western Limited All Pullman train. OBJ
sarvaffon car to Atlanta and Macon. Club
Car 10 Atlanta SleepeTs 10 Nashville. At
lanta Macon. Birmingham. Ne" Orleans.
Dining Car Service.
II n 81 encar c. NJ: 5 II. HATowick. p. T. NJ /:
~ II. TayIos- G. p A. + $ brown. Q. A.
u4Y17-tt
The Washington times., 1906-08-05
TWO MEET DEATH
IN CAR COLLISION
Two Score Injured-The I'm
hurt Spattered With
Blood.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. two
crowded cars running thirty miles an
hour coIlided-on the Lake Shore electric
railway near VcrmilliOn. thirty miles
west of Cleveland. late this afternoon.
Two persons were killed and two score
were injured.
The cars met on a curve and even
those who escaped injury were so be-
spattered with blood that they could
scarcely be recognized. those most
seriously injured, eighteen in number,
were rushed 10 81. Joseph's Hospital. in
Lorain, where il is feared that several
viii die.
Blame for the accident has not yet
been fixed.
The dead are Wilbur D. Moody. motor
man, Beach Park, Ohio. forty years
Old married. Frank Smiley. Lima. Ohio
twenty-five years old. single.
Among the injured were r. Fries. Chi
cago; head and chest cut, and H. Had
die. Toledo; head badly cut.