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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
ONLY CATHOLICS RIDE FREE.
Nc, More REDUCED Fates for Members
OF Pr0restanE Societies.

Chicago. Feb 5--The Transform
ti1eutaI Passenger association at its
meeting +tIst closed here decided TO
raf11se free or reduced transportation
70 officers and agents OF the WOmen-s
Christian Temperance union the
Young Mems Christian association. the
YOUNG Tor1aurs Christian Tenn perauc=
associate and kindred societies and
also 70 theological students and TO cur
tail Salvation Army uranspor ration
Free. or reduced transportation VIII
however be issued 70 nuns. sisters OF
charity and brothers OF religious or
Gars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
HOW SCHOOLS HAVE GROWN
Figures CT Years Ago
and View Tn KANSAS City. KIN.

Kansas city. Kan. Feb. 5--A re-
port showing the Increase IN the
schools since 1885 was presented to
the board OF education by N z. Pear
Sun, superintendent OF schools IN
TSS6 when the city was organized
there were nine schools with fifty-six
teachers and 3.645 pupils which cost
for maintenance S4I533- The city
now has twenty-five school buildings
with 230 teachers and 10000 pupils
The cost Of maintaining Is SII9 286-69-
BY June L 1907. a further increase or
I-099 puuilS is expected There are
now d number OF rooms in which there
A 70 f-r,u1 fifrv IN =ixrv chill dreu There
ara 279 pupils attending only half 4
dav. In the high school there Is an
average Of more than forty pupils 10
each teacher
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
seven View staelons for Roek Island

The Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
has prepared plans and Is taking bids
on material for seven new stations to
be erected on IT'S line between Alexan-
1ria and Eunice La To be located at
MoreIand La M0rie. Hi Top. ChicCC
Read Nezpigue- Lecompte. al N
Louisiana and another point not vet
determined up0n- The first six stations
VIII be - by ST fact of wood c0uStruc-
ton on concrete foundation with yei-
low pine finish. and 10 contain living
roou1s fer agents Separate buildings
viii also be erected in connection with
each station to take care Of section
NEIL Cost Of each st9rfon- $4,000
The remaining station viii De similar
TO the first six except il is without Iiv-
ing rooms and will be - by = feet.
TO cost 81. 500 The construction wiz
be done by the cGmpanYs force Bids
are received by Mr. NefT- care Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific railway, Alex
andrfa La
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
Yoaxum May Bridge Rio Grande.

sam FOrdyce Tex Feb. 5--B. 2
Ygakum. chairman Of the executive
boards Of the Rock Island and Frisco
and a number OF other officials Of those
roads were here locking over the tar
u1fr1aI facilities Of the new branch line
Of the St Louis. Brownsville and Mexi-
co Of which Mr. y0akun Is president
It is reported that the connection be-
-xeen the National railroad OF Mexico
md the St Louis. Brownsville and
Mexico will be formed BY building Il
bridge across the Rio Grrande At this
place instead Of at Brownsville. as was
originally planned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

Two locomotives and the cars at
tached 20 them ware seized n the san
Ia Be. wards At Lamar. Col January 1 Z
by a force Of deputy s1erifIs Wno
bound and locked than with heaVy
. s4a.sT chains and pa6IGckS This action
vas the rzsl1Ir OF ADVICE from Judge
Norrhcutt To the Pr0wers county 81
fs-isaIs 70 levy On railroad property II
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
Raising Funds for Frisco shops.

Springfield. No. Feb. 5-Cfrizsns Of
Springfield have raised cvo-Clfrris 0f
the purchase price of 500 acres az land
as a site for the new car shops and 10
connective works which the Frisco has
offered TO locate here Pierce City and
Monet are said 70 have united in the
proposition TO furnish a site free and
give $50 900 cash additional The
Frisco has asked Springfield u rz-sss
onIv S45. 900.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

Lawrence Kan, Feb 5--The Kan
sas university coumICrea On COM
neucerrenr speakers have made the
announcement that they have secured
Senator Jonathan Dou1vers OF Iowa TO
deliver the annual commencement ad-
dress. and Bishop John H Vincent OF
Indianapolis. md To preach the hac~
81 Ia11-zfHtz zeruCu-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
TO CLOSE THE CANTEENs.
Soldiers Home Drinking Resorts Out
al Business March A.

L.eaveT1yvCrta kan, Feb. 5--Frar-
cfss Murphy president OF the homes for
effsa bIzd volunteer veterans. Is send
ing cut kilograms to the governors OF
the branch soldiers homes II the
United States To be prepared 10 close
the eauEasns in their institutions
March / The house couDtCIee on
aDpru briations On January 40 recon-
meT7daI To congress that the csLnCeeT1s
De restored for the next fiscal year
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
JOINT CLOSING A HELP.
short Police Court Docket and Fewer
Prisoners in WyandOt1e Jail

Kansas CITY kan. Fen 5.-OuIy dr-
-se.v7 prisoners ara in the Wyandotre
county iadL Before the joints We're
closed there were from twenty-five TO
thirty al the time. The police force
is smaller than II has been for years,
vat there are few thefts OF hold11ps and
insraa4 az long police court dockEu
aacr lsay one or TWO cases are Erted-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

EngIewsed she was the widow OF the
late ASabT Peters Ex-Ccugressu1an
Mason L Peters CT Kansas. Is her SOU
Other children SURVIVING her are l. z
Peters and Misses Agnes and Beuiah
Peters The funeral will be this after
neon from tine home N EZzgiewood-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
santa Fe Extensions in Colorado.

The Atchtson. Topeka & Santa Fe
has given contracts to Thomas Mish6n
4 20 Of Pueblo. Col. and TO William
q Whfrascarver CT Trinidad- Col rGr
extending the Arkansas Valley railway
from IFS present terminus TO Bristol
Col. To Lays Junction. II Z. miles. and
from Fa1t ID CaTumbine. Al miles
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
MAKE WAY FOR MR. WICHELL.
He's on the Way to Chicago and Is in
a Hurry

Kansas City. Feb 5.-Orders were re-
eeived at the Union depot yesterday To
mako way for a special train carrying
President 3. L Wincheu. Of the Rock
Island. to Chicago. He left Santa Rosa
N NJ over the Santa Fe yesterday
morning at 20 and arrived here about
: o'clock this morning The trip Is be-
ing made with al possible haste and
rhe special was delayed here only long
enough for Il change OF engines Moth
ing is known here as To the cause Of
Mr.. WI1cheIl's haste TO reach Chicago
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

$4,000 back taxes alleged ID be due
the county freuI the Santa Fe CON-
paHy. was not paid soma OF the cars
tied Up by the seizure OF TWO trains
contained I've stock and others perish
able freight TIE contested sum was
paid under protest
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

y D. Shepard & Co.. New York are
rrrarfrTsr = EIock Of the S. 900. 600 auth
cried first mortgage 5 per cent gold
beynrfs Of 1886 Of the Santa Fe. Liberal
& EngIewood railroad The issue Is Sc
cured bv a mortgage covering 81 miles
rrf road under construction from A con-
T-ecrigr1- with the Colorado & Southern
At Tes Mgiues New Mexico. in conuec-
lions with the Atghfs0u. Topeka & Santa
"a At Engie.Vvoo6. kan and Woodward
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

wichita kan Feb. 5-WfIIfa m
sea man Clements ts dead from heart
failure Mr. Clements came 20 Wichita
IN 1871 from ann Arbor. Mich He
vas born JuIy 10. I847
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

A prominent manufactured. WI a
E7ertweiI. OF Lucama- N G. relates most
remarkable experience He says AeEer
taking Less than three BOTTLES Of Elecrr4n
F3ftrars I feel IKE one rising from no
grave. NV trouble Is BrtglL5 disease. IN
the Diabetes stage { fully believe Etec-
rrft- E3ltrers viii cure me perrIa ueurlys for
fl f1as already stopped the liver and bEad-
der combinations which have troubled ma
FOR years Guaranteed at Arnold Drug
Co druggists. Price only 59c-
Something good Tor breakfast -
WhearIfug with Jersey cream
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

Pratt kan. Feb 5--Graudr1s
E-ve-zoa died here Sunday at the age
Of So She was one OF PraEES drSE
residents and was the mother OF the
arc DR. W H EversCu who died at
the Christ hospital at Kansas City a
few years ago
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
Jag5ansse Tlan1igrnn1s in Uniform.

Honolulu Feb. Six huudrsd lap
auase immigrants arrived today On
tire steamer Siberia A number OF
them wore The fun Uniform CT the sol
der Of Japan and two captains IN ad-
'dftiou 70 being clothed in Uniform or
their rank wore their var medals
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

Wichita Kan Feb 5.-W fI1Iaru
Booker Is Waaceff By the SedgvICk
county authorities a. the alleged slayer
Of Walter Palmer Palmer vas shot
IN A bunk car IN which the men slept
Boeh are negroes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

Ok and viii also cover. II is said 10
locomotives and 2.S9S cars The COM
pany has leased the Santa E7e. Ration &
Des MGIues. now under cousCrueC1on-
and the Santa Fe Ration & Eastern
whicn Is II operatIun. for 80 years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
a,ot,ler Gn. wen at F.In7aiaIse.

shaw & Jennings struck gas N an
ofher well near E1udaIe Thursday 7
evening Il Is On A NJ Breese's farm
and Is about the same flow as the
other seven these people have brought
fu-4-F4ase County Leader
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
Injured While skating

Pratt kan, Feb Frank Thomas
vas down On the NfuuesCah river with
i skating party and while trying
difficult feat fell and injured his head.
which ca used Inconsistencies for sew
eF-aI hours
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

through a hole in a hedge fence, but
being exhausted. sank within sighC OF
tfs- barracks and died from exposure
EizIey was a Eenruckian- He served
IN Company G. Fifth Missouri infantry
during the civil war
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
. veteran Frozen e DearI1.

Lsavea worth kan Feb 5--WII-
Ian EigieE. i veteran OF the civil var.
So years Of age waS found frozen %
death within the home grounds Mon
dav afternoon He had crawIer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
changes on santa E-e Coast Lines.

n O. HOS. IIlLsL9I IIIFt-lllE---0 u =
AtchfsCr. Topeka & Sara Fe a. -
t----..-r71a n NJ has been transferred
~ =an B4ruarcira. C1L 4 B. Todd
master uecnaEie AT san Berrara1Ilo'
Fr,4= bttsu transferred 70 EeInr EIcnn1oIId
cal IN the same Capacity. anu Z; L. =
r-,,-i,-1z- master mechanic al Point
PirF7r10ncf. has been transferred 20 re-
1i,.va Mr. Hicks + A. Christie train
r--ssfsr AT BaEStCVT. Cal mas 8een 4P-
--rSi--~af+ acting superintendent OF the
- ~ division with office al Fresno,
Gil : W walker having been graIlIt=fI
leave CT aEseHce-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
shops at HeringtOu. Kan has been ap-
poiuCad master mechanic ar ArgeurL-
Ark. 20 succeed J. NJ McGIe- pro-
Iuotsd-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

kansas City. FEB. MS. Matilda b
Peters. g years CID died yesterday At
the home OF her son. Clay Peters. In
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
,Ii,Ier and sln1rner,s Id CedIar Rapi.Is

B. z Miller. traiumaster Of the Chi
cago. Rock Island & Pacific al Iowa
Falls "a has been transferred 70 Ce-
Oar R4ufds IA IN a similar capacity
/ SINNERS. master carpenter at Esther
Vile IA has also been transferred 70
Cedar Points. Ia. IN 4 similar capacity
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
Fz.Ikert Is Moved TO cedar Rapids.

NJ E EckErt. rCadmaster Of the Chi
cage. RCck Island & Pacific at Esther
Vile Ia has been transferred 70 Cecar
Rapids, Ia IN Z similar capacity
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

Evans Succeeds NcGie-
W NJ Evans. general foreman OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

David W Ross director Of purchases
OF the ISrhuIian Canal commission VIII
resign Il Is statef. 70 accept a Position
win the New York rapid transit lines
Under T P Sh0uES
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

Portland Ore Feb 81 G Barher,
assistant general passenger agent OF
the Chicago & Northwestern railroad
whose Headquarters were IN this CITY
died At midnight Sunday night CT pueu-
r1cr1ia- Mr. Barker was taken II last
FriIay-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05
TO SETTLE NAIL CONTEST
Governments VIII Dispose of Rock Is
Iand-B Burlington Routing Contest

Chicago Feb. Sword has been
received from washington that de
cfsiou will be rendered On Tuesday re
garfing the mail contract fight winch
has been waged between the Rock Is
land and the Burlington for the past
six waek= The decision viii De o.
great i'm porrauce. as it VIII either es-
rabHsh beyond further question the
principle that mail must be given 10
any new route which viii facilitate It's
delivery or the department must say
that this rule cau be ignored AT DIS
crECiOu-
The contest involves the CrauEcontIn-
sIlr4I mails now carried by the Eur
Ir1gton between Chicago and the IN
ion Pacific transfer near Omaha The
Rock Island recently placed 4 new last
mail train IN service between Ch1cHg0
and Omaha and have demanded that
me mails be diverted To- that train at
F5ugfewood f1stead Of being brought
irTt0. the city and here transferred to
ne. F34Iriiz1 sroz1- The Iatuer road EaS
szrva(f notice that L this diversion
"a kes place the famous fast mail train
aas+ and west bound viii be taken or
Rock Island agents have been at
washington fer two weeks arguing an
apueaI taken from the fourth assistant
r7csru1astzr general to the effect that
the through mails would not De IL
verrefT-
Besides facilitating the mails naarly
two hours the Rock Island GfTIcIiA-s
have shown the department where Il
v-fT4 save at least S65.000sa year at Chr
cagu. If they are diverted 10 that road
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-05

T0uisviIIe1- Ky Eco 5--JlGge EVdllE'
IN rI1e federal court Gverrued the de
rT7r47--ar- Of the Louisville & NASHVILLE
Railroad company e the peIlElon Me- Me-
fer euf{-rceFneut Of d contract By winch
me company agreed 70 issue annual
masses 70 the pIaiuriffs during their IIesS-
I've The court says that the new
-4fT--.-= rate law BY reason or WHICH
~. railroad declined To issue the passes
a. ar-aed should be construed precisely
- IL IL expressly Included from rs op-
= - f-C,TT7r7I:. fY1a17ts- contract In
~ r-rF7er- vay could the contract rights
- the coruuIaiuanrs be preserved Inc
General tenor Of opinion IS % the erect
that congress Cid rot intend 20 4Il1---
previously uzde contracts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-13
ComminsIonern to Lock Horna.

When Hon. John B. Weakley. one of the newly appointed members of the police commission, arrives in tho city. it is probable that the fight between the two police commission bodies will begn.
 President and Acting Mayor Parker said Thursday that he would call a meeting at the request of the members of the body.
 Whils acting mayor MT. Parker is also chairman of the new police com mission.
 It Is very probable that the new com mission will hold a meeting in the near future, absolutely ignoring the old commission body.
 Chairman Copeland, of the old com mission. said a few days ago, that 1t was up to the new commission to start the fight, explaining that possession was nine points in law.
 It is very probable that if the fight is to begin, the old commission will have to start it. It Is said that In the event the new commission makes any effort to meet. they will be enjoined by the old body.
 It will not be long before the two bodies lock horns, and the fight will be a warm one. John Weakley, a member of the new commission. Is a lawyer of recognized ability, and it is believed he knew the conditions of things when he accepted Q place on the new board of commissioners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-13

E. S. Lyman. Mayor of Mentsvallc. and Hon. W. F. Afdrich of Aldrich. :.
 Miss Kyle. who is an addition to-the music faculty. gave brilliant num- Der by Schurmann.
 Then came the address by pr. Thom- as waverley Palmer. Che new Rrssi- dent of the school. which was listened to with profound attention. He paid a beautiful tribute to Dr. Peterson. whose Hl health caused his retirement as President, and to Mfr. Moore. who dis charged the duties of the presidency last year.
 Dr. Palmer expressed his loyalty to the town and his love for the school and its welfare, in terms which ap- peaied to all present.
 During his speech, Col. Sam Will John, who had baen detained on ac- count of a train wreck. came In. and at the conclusion of DT. Primers speech, spoke some very earnest and helpful words to both teachers end students.
 After the school sang. Rev. Joseph Durrglinson pronounced the benedic- ton, the audience then dispersed, and the regular work of tho school was begun and Is now going steadily forward.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

AT REAUvOIR CLUB. An Up links Party" at the Beauvoir Club was an enjoyed social event of last evening. The party included. MT, and Mrs. A. D. Rains, Miss Minna Haltiwanger, Miss Caroline Hannon, Miss Roberta Roberts, Miss Valine Sanford, Miss Marie Alexander. Miss May Tyson, Miss Margaret Browne, Miss Minnie Bunkley, Mir. Edward LyIe, Mir. T, G. Jones. pr. c. G. Lasley, Mir. R. E. Seibels, MT. A. c. stewart. MT. Atlee Jordan, Mr. A. M. catrevas, Dr. H. T. Lay1 MT. J. A. Taylor and Mir. Frank Miller,
 JONEs-EDwARDs.
 The following invitation has been received by friends in Montgomery:
 s'CAptain and Mrs. B. D. Edwards invite you to be present at the mar riage of their daughter, Mary Galloway Edwards, to Rev. Robert Wayne Jones on Thursday morning. September 18th. 1907. at o'clock, at home, Tyler. Ala" At home after October 1st, e1T West Clay Street, Montgomery. Ala"
 IMPORTANT MEETING.
 The Capitol Hill District ImpFovsr ment Association Is urgently reanest- ed to attend call meeting this tfrl- day) afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Ledyard, 423 Jefferson Street. Any new members will be cordially well oemed.
 Miss Hattie May Martin will leave Saturday for Luverne, where she Will resume her work as teacher in the public schools there.
 f
 Mrs. A. Cummins of Selma, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. s. J. Thompson, on McDonough Street, has gone to Danville, Va, where she will enter her daughter Sadie, and Miss Clytie Grimes, also of Selma, In the Roanoke College. Before returning,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-13
MRS. GLDEWELL
 COMMITS SUICIDE

Talladega. Sept. 12.--(SpeciaI.) )---Bfrs Henry Glidewell, who resides several miles north of the city. committed sui- eide Tuesday by taking strychnineL
 Mrs. Glidewell was Respondent over the death of a daughter. The fact that her husband sold his farm on which she had lived long time and bought another one also contributed to her de- spondency.
 Brooding over troubles, some os which were probably real and others imaginary. caused her mind to weaken. She made two attempts at self-destruc- ton before succeeding. The first time her purpose was discovered and her husband took the strychnine away from her and hid 1t in a blacksmith shop on the place. She found 1t again. how ever, and when alone took 1t and died in a short time.
 Her husband discovered her before she dsed, but not in time to get msdI- cal aid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-13
MONTEVALLO OPENS
GIRLS, INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL BEGINS
 ITS WORK.
Addresses Were Made By President Palmer, MT. Moore, Ministers
 ana Mayor of the Town nnd others.

MontevaiIo. Sept. 12.--fspecIal )-- The twelfth annual session of the Ala bama Girls Industrial School opened most auspiciousiy this morning at 9 o'clock. While not formal affair. ex- ercises appropriate to the occasion were observed.
 Religious services were conducted by Rev. Harry Wheeler. pastor of the Methodist Church. after which he spoke few words of welcome on be- half of the church. He was followed by Rev. Joseph Dunglinson, pastor of the Presbyterian Church. and Rev. w. M. Lee, pastor of the Baptist Church. who made brief talks. Miss Veta Franklin then rendered a de- lightful vocal solo,
 James Alexander Moore, the chair man of the faculty, next addressed the school. His remarks were in the nature of a welcome. They were earn est and forcible, and indicative of his interest in the student body. his re- alization of its needs. and his desire to do all he could for the good of all.
 Further brief talks were made by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-13
GENERAL REUNION
 COMMITTEE PLANNING
Rough Draft of Cemmittee Was Made
 Last Night.

Rough Draft of Ceznmitsee Was Made
 Last Night.
 A general committee Of Confederate Veterans and Sons of Veterans met last night In the rooms of the Commercial Club to begin active preparations for the State reunion of Veterans to be held in this city on November 14 and IS. The committee which met for the first time last night is composed of both Veterans and Sons of Veterans ar fol- lows: J. J. Crommelin, chairman; M Mohr, vice-chairman, A. c. Sexton, sec retary. w. F. Black, assistant secre- tary, and W. E. Holloway, treasurer
 The committee made a rough draft of special committees which will be submitted to general officers for ap- proval. The approved committees will be ready for publication on Sunday.
 As soon as these committees are ap- proved and the members have been notified the work of raising subscrip- tions will be taken up and preparations will be made for the reception and eD- tertainment of the veterans here in November.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-13
BOILER EXPLOSION
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN or
 SOUTHERN TRAIN SCALDED.
The Engine Was En Route to Termi- nal station Wisen Grown sheet of Boiler FelI Causing
 Explosion.

Birmingham. Sept. 12.--(SpeciaI )-- The boiler of e Southern Railway en- zine burst at an, early hour this morn ing while being taken from the shops al Avondaie. suburb. to the new ter minals. to pull out passenger train, and as consequence the engineer, Richard Johnson and Fireman Joseph Hoagland, both white. are in an infirm- ary in serious condition from terri ble scalds.
 The crown sheet of the. boiler fell which caused the explosion. There was plenty of water in the boiler. The explosion was heard for some distance and for a while there were fears that serious results had followed.
 Physicians who examined the two men when they arrived at the infirm- ary announced that Hoagland's bruises were dangerous and the chances are against him for recover&