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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

The frightful accident on board the
battleship Georgia has cast gloom
over the entire navy department, sly
special reports from Washington It
was a most unfortunate occurrence
and is deeply regretted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

Now the bakers are vbnt
putting up the price Poll.
ticians will be pleased that
i does not refer to theirs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

Senator Plat again a1 s tina
he will not resign. III fellow
has just dropped into habit
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
HOW CAN THE GOVERNOR 20 IT?

The Savannah Press thinks that
Governor Hoke Smith is going 10 be
compelled 10 do some new kind d
financing to pay the bills OF tae
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

cnc Residence on Cochran Avenue
and Three Tenamert Houses on
Stonewall Street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

One seven-room House. two stories
on Union Street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

Astronomers tell us <
mars is nearer to us
has been in years and
all this war talk.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

SALESLADIES wanted at McClure's
Ten-cept Store. Newcastle street.
city. Apply to manager any morn
ing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

Notice of Diseontinuance of Adss
and Subscription must be made to
business office In writing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
Keep the streets clean.

we viii thank you for glass Of
ice water.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

When those Brunswick and Fer
vets get together tomorrow
and begin to tell about # they will
make George Washington Bings look
like a small picture of Baron Nun,
chausen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

II required eight policemen
take negro from mob in Tel
Haute, Ind, the other day. My. &
it's fierce the way the aoor negro
treated in the east and west.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
ONE GENT 4 word
WANTED

= WANTED
,.o~~~~~-~~o~~~~~~-~-~-~~-~~~-~~~-~~~,~
WANTED-A situation by young
accounts: can write fair aand
and good at figures. Apply at
2lI II Monk street or the Bruins
wick News Comkny. .rus
}EANTED Room and %oard by
Southern couple Permanent. Ad-
dress "BOARDERS." care News.
.ATTED-Pcrsop to travel in home
exnenses address ! A a4iexan.
der 125 plynonth place tbica@o
mi
WANTED lonq.stanla cotton Gin
en ~, In,lovs e. ~ go a-,'' - 6i 80
2G or a. NOR @riet parfios
bayino tho abo,.e. for ea1e win
nleaee cor,,,,,,1yi,stl With yyr;DoIr,r
Y 80 -, " .-loi'ul. e.
SON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anar+yoent
I,,zy.l5, ra-,.;,-s,te,,, ,,,.stra,I,- iooatad
- II converiences. suitable for hotel
or boarding bonse Annlv to Albert
1nuis q 20.
FOR RENT -neeirabla f,,rnisbad
roooe fo, etrale eo,7fia,,on ~, No
month rafe+e reonired Al.
dress e,-s'' p q Rov gS4 49, e'' ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

Now. if the Greeks
minds to lick the socksN
count of that Roanoke RIG
we do without that fleet
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

santa Fee officials had the
Nee Of taking a good look at a
real seaport, anyway.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

~AT.FSMEN WANTED - sell gro
GERS. druggists and coafecGoaers;
Sl00 per month and expcuses.
California Cider and Extract Co.
s. Louis, Mo
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OR SALE-Gentle mare, buggy and
harness. suitable for iadv to drive
Apply to w E. Kenner. Downing
Rosin Yard
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Glynn County
Glynn County Commissioners
The United States Court of Bank.
ruptcy for this District.
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,Eex doing the people Of Frisco,
Mayor schmitz will soon be
Ame.
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THE BRUNSWICK NEt
suRscRIPTloN RATEs.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Terms of subscription in the city
and by mail free of charge to all
parts Of the United States and Can
ada, Mexico, Porto Rico, Guam,
Philippine lslando and Hawaiian
IeIande.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

FOR RENT Il Three a@ectine
rooms, upstairs, combe@Nv fur
nishea for Housekeeping; bath gas
range; references. Apply 426 New
castle
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FOR RENT-Fifteen-room apartment
IieNly renovated. centrally located
p~all conveniences; suitable for hotel
or boarding house Apply to Albert
Fendig e Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

WANTED buy a good horse;
must be Gentle and suitable for a
20 to drive VIII pay cash if
cheap enough. Apply to J. w
Blackwood. corner d and n SITS
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FOR RENT-Desirab!e furnished
rooms for single gentlemen by the
month: references required. Ad-
dress p o. Box 3S4
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

" ANTED-Pcrson to travel in home
territory; salary $3.50 per day and
expenses Address J. A. hAiexan.
der, 125 Plymouth Place. Chicago,
ILL.,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
BOOKER. JR.. SURLy AT
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE
Neglected His Studies. and When
Corrected Leaves Phillips Aca-
deny in Rage-Young Co
mex. Cuban, Goes With
Him.

ENETER. -. Speciai-Becauss
they claim they considered themselves
Disseminated against on account OF
thcir color. Booker T. Washington.
son % the negro educator. and J. T.
Gomez. who claims 20 be a nephew
OF Naximo Gomez. the Cuban pa
friot. have left the FAD Philips Acad-
envy in rage
The boys lefs because thcy are
heRGstronE sn6 could not stand school
discipline" declared Principal Harlan
2. Amen today.
we tried 20 show them their mis-
take. bat they would not hear IT, We
have received q telegram from Booker
=. Washir C-on. ir which Do SAYS that
Re is entirely satisfied wlff tne mat
ter 50 far as we are concerned
'-WashirEron neglected bis studies
Ee roomed with Conner and. when
Conner came 60 classes Tuesday With
cut hlm che Instructor asked him
where Washington was he resented
ire question and the Instructor took
him to task He Was Eiven no pun
lShueut u ll-evcr. oGt lett w1er
Washingtcn ola che next day
-WashirE ton was placed on special
discipline Cor reElec-i1C his studies
THAT penalty IS very sight cam
not imagine any less harsh. Z was
s.rrvlv an order % cnuriucrn erf %
studies lie came 90 me ard said that
Pc irte0icd 90 resign told him
that he cnlli not relax our disciQi me
ou auyhriy's account. = told him that
20 DE wanted 70 & we could NOT hold
hin. but s asked HIM ~ ~ would not
stay until we had heard from his
father. lie replied thct his father
Nrt nothing 90 Say about &C. tha- rs
father was not his master nor ais
Boss
HNashtr E-cn IS twenty years old and
Conner IS twer-y-cre. Washing-cr
went % the Academy September 11th
60 prepare for college
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12

The legislative campaign in Buck
irgham county VII bo opened az the
county seat next Tuesday. October
l1th. when ConEressznsn Lamb. Of
fhls District. wiz speak This address
vii BE the secont speech delivered
this fan "a behalf q Democratic can
df6atss, as Ex-Governor Montague
spoke = fsw weeks ago 81 SaiufA In
1fsd1iesex.
Arc. by the way, this recalls the
fact that g11fnor puts tsls ex-Ccvsrnor
forward &c q probable competitor OF
captain Lamb 81 the next congress
sfonai fight 81 this district Captain
Lamb wfll certainly stand FOR re-
election next fail ard AR. Nontague's
friends are urging hirn % announce
hfmssifs thozEb a. yet he kas not done
"a.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
RKvERsES DECISION
N FULTON PARK CASE

RICHMOND. yA--spectal.-
Tn@ verbai oTeer ertezt1 r. <he
FDsrGE Pax case lEet week, 1htck
<kTcre1 r1s reNroes tzvolre1 - the
ltt1gzcoz. has been revised ln the
writes or1sg.
The Dgs,csetlngs were urcl A. fn-
srrcftoE wrznted ~ J11Es Scott re-
rrra4-l1g Esstss Black ard others from
trasA<e-rf1g Cf0per4y hear FG1r Oaks
70 neEroes coEDcs-s.g ire FuItoa Para
CcnpaEy. LEls lz.1ncCou vac grant
ef zpcn TIE arElic&ticr q white r@1-
Pc Who h2d bought lots g. tne ~
clztfv EDon coEdtslo1 that 10 property
there Wogi1 Ds soi1 e negroes
Tt decree. sS Er&ntet last wsek.
practically dlssosxef the tnt1Dctton.
cGt Eaa nos sisoEefher e2ttsf2ctory -
ne neEreeE. ard afterwards Judge
Sc0ft rerfse9 nls ceciet1r. rnak1nR
the frf1ncftor r,eru1Erenf- The costs
were p1t mppn the rsEro corn pay.
TsfE - . big victory foE fae white
groIertynos9sr1-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
ro-nthan Resnlts s.rursar.

GeorEetovn. s. 1trsudst. O.
Episcopal Riga ScAccl. 6. Technical
high Sc1c1l. @.
prl-ce-ol. -. Stevens. O.
yale. IL Syracuse, @.
W..-l ans. -. Holy Crosk. 9.
Harvard -f- Maine. o.
Amy. "a ETankli1 Lnc Marshall. G.
Cornell -; Oce--l. 9.
western University C Pennsylvania
6. Marietta college o.
Michigan. S. Cae. c.
Virginia. - s. Johns. 4
North Carolina 0. Washi1gton and
Lee. o.
weshinEtea and Lee. IS: william
arL Nan. e.
Carlisle I-clans. IS: state College. s.
Swarthuore. IS. RutEerE 2.
Lafayette. q: Ursln-s College. Q.
EaVertcrt College. -. Mec-co-C
-TE!c2- College. 3.
Savsl academy. -; Dickinson Col
leEc. q.
Phnup- Exeter. "a Bawaouin. ..
Yale ! rsEh-ea. "a Harvard, Q.
Amherst. ;; Springfield Training
School. G.
1Eass4chusstts Agricultural College.
IL Rhode 1sland College. Q.
Dartmouth. e. Tufts. O.
Brown. -; Norwich University. O.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

UNION STOCK TARDS.-Spe cial
-Eogs-Receip $4,000. market
eve cents higher. Lgac ts.1sS
$3.50; mixed. 1855 Ass; heavy,
SB.TsGseT5: rough. {5.7s 9ts.tsi
pigs, $50 9 ss.<s. Xorkers. ts-so9
sass.
Cestle-Receipts. 1905 market e
cents lower. EeeveS S4.c0S 17-sos
Cows t1-ss3 $40: Texas steers $50
Gs4s0; calves $500 9 ss.25; Western
cattle. s4oc Gts.15; srockers and
feeders. sa.so Gs5.0o.
Shsep-Receipts. 5000: market
ten cents lower. Natives. $500 $500
Western. sa.25Gss.to: yeariing&
$3.50 s5.o5: lambs. s4.s0 @ S7.se.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
1900 MESSENGERS
ORDERED TO STRIKE

NEW TcEE-SVe ctll-Flcteea thou
z-6 messenger boys g. a. parts Of
ere country have received orders &C
strike today. the orders having been
sent c-c crom Chicago last night Iht
strike was ordered 20 ho-e tha- 4
would ai1 -he striking te.egraphers.
How many <ew York messengers VII
obey remains 70 ce seen Il spite CT
the sact thar Sylvester :. Small. press
cert @. the e-eg-aphe-s' union, Is o.
posed % calling our the men on leased
wires. q - likely that the men wll -
called out on Wednesday. Some q
them favor & strike. others are op-
posed NJ Sr1aL Sill believes tht
men viii win
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
Louisville Post.

Before The Insurance companies
were invest gated they had from three
90 four billions % dollars % be In
vested and a great part CO these
railroad securities were marketed
through the Insurance. ccnpanieE.
sornetirnes through purchase. some
times through guarantee There were
r.ch ricklngs n those days. and 90 We
had business booms. The railroads
could borrow any amount g money
noul.nally a. ana s per cent. bot
when the transaction Vas a. over g
was found that they had paid I've or
:en times that rate u the railroad
finances were put upon the same basis
as ordinary financing the roads could
Ees & reasonable amount of money FOR
legitimate development AZ reasonable
rates, az mach less rates than fney
have been paying herstocore through
syrcicates- Thts - what the markets
% the world shOw-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12

The r-re foo law IS he.1 -es1c--
s1le e. many articles formerly pre-
pared with cheap ac--te-a--s and pre-
se-Va-lvss are ke-- rrc- re market
Really 20 looks like these ccct prod
CO.. r--s-s are -le- benz ana deter
rl-s1 ur1- E-i-E ire people. Head
e1 C az t1e rcl-r GO poisoning folks
u.-l cheats ana al---e-a--s. --eT be-
g. ire clee---i r--s-l- q sta IN =
IRE people 20 ce1-h ty Ec.---E .c--
heyo-1 r1eir reach "a the meantime
ire Government 80 eE1-i-E wiki ire
rlrv wearo- C rres whicE is e "a o.
EDGED sword. cutting the Vecpe as
wel &c -Ee trusts. j. would te Ear
better for the pl6lic . leave alone the
-1crey airtadF horced by the trusts
ard stick q Epear--tns spear % near
cs-z-lo c-i1-o the pllmp cct-es o.. a
seW q TIE tr7-s- r-zg-ates- Llsrs per-
hECs. they would cease the va q ex-
terrri-arlon they wage GEzirst tie pe3-
Lle-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12

TOKIOy-Speciai-- gfris
were killed and as many more injured
this morning when an expiosicn oc-
Cured az the Takatuske factory. Osa-
ka. where the girls were az work sort
ting condemned shells and cartr.dg e&
The factory Immediately took FIRE and
vas totally destroyed The cause of
the explosion - unknown.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12

Tzs ue1cLrg o 1rLE susie ElA-l@y.
e por-ar EL.f1 Giles comfy. ard 1l-.
a. L11ye Egre. q Ea1<c-c. E1s Gel
etrz-e1 Tuesday eVe-l-g a. ne bone
c. TIE brt1s's Elstsr. Xrs- =. A WOOD
yzrL rSe Rev. ~. B2rzet. or----af--x
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE


''Y0r cay she has her voice under
perfect control7- Quite Then
Why doesn't shs choke - OF some
times 7''---lEnshfrgt Herald
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12

srs a. Atlantic C3ry laxr vtek adopted
q resolution asking Tire Goverrnnelf 10
have Is tErk notes rrlntet iL ti1er-
EFT co.0rN. according % the ceromina-
tiocs @ the bills. -ae resolution E1g-
Ee0-s5 slate color Tor the cDe-co.iar
bills. brown Tor tha twcs. green for
TIE cven: tlns for The tens. yellow for
y hlte for al bills q one hundred coi-
Zars Of over. That s. q bully scheme
arc shcIit be adopted Then - q
v.eWBpapeT mar shori1 come TITO pos
seostor % a huz6red dollar bgl he
wcui6 reSogrlzs - without calling 81
an expert
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12

The good c.t.zen~ VINO breaks the
izw iE running his autornobiIe "a more
ma eEanpie. thar the wIi1es< araS-
chist- KS ahfilty % pay q cne. In
stead % g3lrg 90 sat- 81 fefauit %
ne. &c bot ar agEr1vation for tnirk-
tug art l4W-abtdtEg raen who reaI-
Ire that tszf srch a stfnstion 81 bring
ina TIE administration q justice fnfo
cOEtf n1rt and. c.orse1 zaE.tiy. erco1r,a~-
Ing lawlsssne<s Tie automobsilkt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

Rtchrronc. Va. Oct :. 1897.
Wholesale Quotations 20 the rrace-)
Nheaf-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-18

Fred s. lane, the accused perpe-
traitor of the crime, Ia a young English
man who came To the Powder Horn
country about year and q half ago
and started in working for George
Taft, Of Spokane, Nho owns a ranch
near Bishops and runs cigar store
in Spokane. Mr.. Taft said that
Lane had always been a young man
of good moral habits and had only q
few days before given him money TO
send back 10 England to bring over
a girl to whom he has been engaged.
Lane is about % years old. Be-
sides the outraged girls testimony,
the circumstancial evidence against
Lane is very strong as Taft had sent
him over by Bishops place 70 look
for COW and il was during bis alb
sence that the ernie was committed.
When the news reached Harrison
the marshal, Mr.. Bouiterr and posse
of citizens started out after Lane and
not finding him at TAft's place
secured the country. Lane came
home late in the evening with the
COW and the marshal was Immediately
notified Of his presence and be went
to the house and arrested Lane.
Lane denied emphatically having
seen the girl and said that he had
not been near the place that day.
The feeling in the neighborhood was
running high and the marshal
thought IL best to send the prisoner
to Harrison and have him put In the
Jail there over night
This morning Sheriff Mcdonald, Of
Rathdrum went TO Harrison for the
purpose of taking charge OF the pris-
oner.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-18
FIEND ASSAULTS
A MERE CHILD
Is Arrested on Charge and Taken
to Harrison

Lille Bishop, the Is year old
daughter of Dan Bishop, a ranoher at
Powder Horn bay about twelve, miles
from this city, was brutality assaulted
yestG rday while picking berries about
a mile from her home.
The first inkling of the crime was
when Lilies sister came To join her
in picking berries and found her
bruised and bleeding beside the road.
The girl ran to a neighbor's house
and not finding anyone there, hurried
to her own home and informed the
mother. She went TO the field where
her husband was working and together
they carried the body of their daugh-
ter to the house. MIR. Bishop then
hurried to East Point and spread the
alarm.
The girl, when examined al the
house, was in a very pIeoarIous con
ditiUn, and ii was thought that she
would die before the doctor sum
moned from Harrison arrived. Her
head was badly cut, her teeth broken
loose, her body bruised and lacerated
and the clothes almost torn from her
person.
Upon coming to consciousness the
girl described the man who assaulted
her and the description tailed with
that o. Fred S. Lane q laborer on a
nearby ranch She stated that be
had tried to accomplish the dsstardly
act and that she had fought him With
ell her power bat he had struck and
kicked her into insensibility. After
several hours of quiet it was deemed
safe to move her to the hospital at
Harrison, where che nov lice in q
precarious- condition.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-18
SCHMITZ LOSES HIS JOB

financial gnarantor OF the whole hrib-
cry graft Investigation.
The FIRST act Of the reform mayor,
II the prosecutions program IL car
ried out, will be- "a demand the Foaig'
nation Of practically the entire
Schmitz administration, whose
places wilI be- Oiled wlth reform
agents.
Unless disturbed by the courts the
new regime will endure until next
January. the time for the induction
Of officers to be chosen at the mu
ninIpai election next November.
Mayor schmitz remains a prisoner
10 the city and county jail. lie h
10 be sentenced by Judge Durns
June q. His lawyers maintain thai
bis Incarceration does not disable
bIm from performing the duties Il
ONCE. and they say todsy's action O!
the board Of supervisors - roVoir
tionary aud entirely Illegal. 1t -
understood they will test tbs laItsr
claim by instituting que SbFrhnto
proceedings, applying for wfit Ut
review, OF asking for al injunction re-
straining Gallagher from assuming
the msyoFslity.
The resolution declaring the may.
oF's chair vacant and appointing So
psrvisor Gallagher 10 OIL u Was adopt
ed after a fight on the hoor. II was
oppossd by Supervisors iveitmore
and O'Neil II wHs voted for by IL
supervisors. each Of xhose confessions
90 tribe taking IL transcribed in the
!! grand jury records. As none Of
these has been indicted for bribe tab.
IN the general understanding h that
they are To escape punishment II tbsy
eontinus TO do the bidding d tbs dia-
tTiet attorney and bis prosecuting
assistants. No denial Of this has besu
made sby Mr.. LAngdOn, hr. henoy
OF Mr. SpreckelA.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-18
PINCHOT TO VISIT CITY

the club might designate.
Mr.. Fem further says Your
club has exactly Rrasped Mr.. Pin
chot's idea and be wishes to come
In direct touch With the people inter
estsd IN the forest question, and eS-
plain 10 them the purposes Of the
service and at the same time thor
oughly inform himself In regard to
local conditions 30 that any valid de-
fects In the administrative methods
may be corrected and = broad foup-
dalton laid for cordial cooperation
between the people and the Service,
in executing the policy which con-
grezs has placed upon the Statute
bOoks.'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-18
WRECKED NORTH
COAST LIMITED
Thrown in the Ditch at Boyer
Station

Standpoint, Idaho, June ls. "A So.
rious wreck occurred at Boyer station
four mliea east OF here yesterday aft
ernoon when the eastbound North
Coast limited on the Northern Pacific
was ditched and traffic delayed for
more than eight hours. The train
always runs at = high rate Of speed
at that Point owing TO the fine road
bed aud straight track.
When the mail clerk was extending
his arm to take the mail pouch
from the crane the rear trucks OF the
mail car left the track, pulling the
baggage, smoker, day coach, tourist
sleeper and dining oar with II. The
engineer applied the air, bat too
late.
The engine kept the track and
dragged the mail car several hundred
feet before 1t was stopped. The
trucks Of the other cars we're hurled
in different directions and the bot.
toms Of the cars were srcaped and
dragged over the twisted rRils and
flying ties. Every car maintained
It's upright position, however, aud
for that reason alone prevented
great loss Of life.
When the cars finally stopped they
lay in q zigzag position across the
track.
The station house at Boyer vas
struck by the flying cars and was to-
tally demolished. The sleeper and
observation car kept the track and
we're hauled back TO this city with all
the passengers. All the passengers
received q severe shaking up and sew
eral we're slightly injured. Those In
the tour LIST car, day coach and smoker
Jared worst and some were 30 bruised
as to necassitAte their being taken 70
the hospital at this place.
The Wrenksr came from Spokane
about o'clock and cleaned up the
debris and traffic 10 again open. The
dsrailment is thought TO have been
due either TO an open or y tempered
switch.
While several OF the passengers are
known TO have been injured 10 10 be-
iieved that but two are seriously
hurt. They are G. Walsh Of Seattle
and w. l.. Shortman Of Brooklyn,
N. Y.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-18

the service to the highest degree of
efficiency.
A new system of calls has been put
in so that now when one calls for a
party and the party cannot be gotten
the operator keeps ringing up the
caller and advising him from time to
time what progress is being made in
securing the one desired.
Superintendent Harte states they
expect to have their new building
completed and ready to move into In
ninety days. This new building
will have all modern cOnveniences
for employees and be arranged exclu-
sively for the telephone business.
The company will change the whole
system Of poles and lines in the
city to conform as much as possible
with the wishes and welfare Of the
people. The poles will all be taken
from the main streets and placed in
the alleys and the loose wires substi-
tinted by cables. This is known as 3
Q
strictly cable plan and the placing
the poles in the alleys As the in
terror block distribution. These
changes are we'll under way ard will
much improve the appearance OF the
city streets
The new building which will be
aracted on the corner Of Second and
Sherman streets is to he of brick and
concrete and will cost over $40, 600.
When this building is completed the
long distance service both east and
west will have bean doubled and "ill
add another feature to the improve
meuts the company Is making.
Since the advent Of SuPerintend
spt Harte the telephone system II
lCoeur d'Alene has undergone . radi
cal change for the better.