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The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10

''RIuemont" the recently purchased
Baptist assembly ground. located near
Asheville Mr.. Spillman is the man
ager OF this enterprise and he stated
that the property Is valued At $50
900 worth OF stock, Of which $4,000
has been sold to parties who desire :
thare in this work OF providing the
Baptists OF the state with a real as
sembly ground. 4 hotel will be erect
ed in the near future Ct a cost OF $25,-
600. and the services OF the landscape
gardner of the Biltmore estate have
been secured. through the kindness CT
MI George w Vanderbilt To lay of
the assembly grounds.
The principal object of this new en-
state a place 10 hold summer confer
ences on christian work. instruction
and recreation, these TO begin July 5th
and 10 close on August 23rd.
A telegram from Rev r. ". Gwalt-
ney, OF Hickory. telling OF the illness
which prevented his attendance upon
the convention and sending greetings
to the body. The secretary was in
structed TO reply TO this telegram, 10
send one TO another member OF the
convention who is kept away by Ill
ness; and TO also send a telegram OF
| greeting to the North Carolina Con-
ference of the NJ. +. church, South.
| now in session in Newbern.
! NIGHT SESSION
! The interests of the Baptist Uni
! versity for women and the home mis-
| sion board were those that claimed
| the attention of the convention last
! night. Rev c. S. Blackwell, at the
| request of Rev r. T Vann, read the
report of the University. The report
showed that 800 students are now in
! attendance at this school, that the
health OF the students is good, and the
! behavior all that could be desired
Rev. II. ]. Lltmpkin of Scotland
Neck was the first TO speak of the
report, and he delivered an address Of
marked thought and earnestness. He
! pleaded effectively foc the higher edu-
cation of woman. and paid high trib-
ute marked by strength and beauty ia
wOman's influence in the home and
community in family, social and re
ligiOus life
Rev c. A. Jenkins, ID. D., or States
vile, and Rev. J. G. Masee, ID. D., OF
Raleigh also spoke on the report, after
which it was adopted. DR.. Jenkins
delivered an entertaining address. his
theme being Il had a Vision" his yls-
ion showing to his minds eye the time
! when the Baptist denomination shall
become supreme, this condition being
brought about largely through the in
fluence of young women educated a.
the Baptist University for women.
| There was a thread of humOr running
through the address which added to the
entertaining power Of the speaker, and
which gave pleasure to his hear
ers
DR.. Masee spoke particularly of the
religious influence of the Baptist Un-
iversity. He is the pastor OF the
school and is probably in closer toucE
with the student body than any other
pastor in the convention.
The other speaker of the even;ur
was Rev. J. F. Love, d. D., assistant
secretary of the homo mission board
of the Southern Baptist convention
read lie report l., x home mission
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10

When baby loses flesh, looks pale,
is fidgety, and nervous, the little one
IS not we'll nourished and should be
given a soothing healing tonic. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea is the best
tcnic for babies. 50 cents Tea or Tab
letS-R. r. Bellamy
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10
Here's Good Advice.

o. S. Woolever, one OF the best
known merchants of lie Raysville.
n. Y, says: IF you are ever trou-
bled with piles, apply Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve. 1t cured me OF them for
good 90 years ago" Guaranteed for
sores, wounds, burns or abrasions.
Csc at r. r. Bellamy's drug store.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10

The Atlanta Constitution devotes
half a column 10 the question, What
is whiskey?" In another thirty days
The Constitution doubtless will be
wanting to know where il is-Wash-
ingtOn Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10

Take DeWitt's Kidney and Blad-
der Pills; they are for weak back,
Inflammation of the bladder. back
ache and weak kidneys. Sold by
L. X. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10

Another good thing about clear
ing-house certificates is that they
don't have any irreverent, sacrilig
ious and unnecessary notices on 'em-
Ohio State Journal.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
afford quick relief for all forms of
kidney and bladder trouble. A
weeks treatment CSC. Sold by X.
r. Bellamy
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10

With the motto gone from the coin
and Christmas references excluded
from New York schools, We are GER
tainly becoming tactful in our re-
ligious fervOr.-Detroit Journal.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10

Trouble" said Uncle Eben, gen
orally commands sympathy. 'ceptin'
when a man pears to be gettin' a
whole lot of injoyment out OF IL as
a topic for conversation. Wash
ingtOn Star
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10
CharlOtte News.

Teddy Bear. brown and white, all
%!Tcs. Also Teddy Bear dolls At
Rcrders.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10
WORK OF BAPT|STs

Thc Opening Sermon Was Preached
by DIR. Lunipkin of Scotland Neck.
Professor j. Il. Carlyle Elected
President al the Conyention-The
Other Officers Nnnied-PlDgram
of Today's Services.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10

E-"V' ! TTOTEOOT' .. =.
Massee, J. T. Alderman, William Luns-
ford, c. A. jenkins and c. J. Thompson
we're nominated as the committee from
the convention TO cooperate with the
d1recr ors of the Biblical Recorder in
The election Of an editor Of that pa
Per.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-10

"Pater
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
EXILED MRS. EARLE
LANDS At B0UL0GNE
Discarded Wife Declares she
Would Not Return TO Her Mil
honaire Artist Husband.
VIII Seek Divorce.

BoCLoGSE. -Special-Mrs. Fer
dirand Pinney Earle disembarked
here from the Rhyndam shortly be-
gore Il o'clock last night on her way
90 Paris she was accompanied BY
her two-yc1~-old son. Harold. whom
her husband surrendered 90 her care.
Ms. Earle declared that her husband
sometimes beat her. and when he was
"a 81 health was irritable. She said
she had no reason 90 regret the course
she had adopted, and would pursue &,
90 the end
Would you 20 back 20 your nus
band y his affinity turned OUT not 20
be all she appcarsc'
40. 7 would not" Mrs Earle re-
piled. II feel that have crossed the
Rubicon."
Asked az 20 her plans FOR the I'm
mediate future. she said she intended
20 leave FOR Paris today. when she
would az once institute proceeding
for divorce. She said she then r.
, tended 20 live very quietly with he'
father. Ar Tishblcher. a publisher OF
religious books. in Paris.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
TO
START 4 new PARTY
Polvglot Movement 70 Declare
for Let Alone Policy Regardless
Of Party or Pohtics-WM
Start a Newspaper.

GREENS HoED. IS. --~pe cla---
z IS announced here tha- about TWEEN
ty-eve prominent bankers and manu-
cacturers have begun rhe Organization
% a conservative political party %
combat the s0-called raticailsln g The
dominant Democratic party ir the
state. particularly a. 80 attitude to-
ward Corporations. The announcement
IS made 81 "Everythlns.' i. % mag
azlne edited - Colore- A. Ealroroth-
en- u says
The iIea g % start with 100 cit-
gems uanufacrurers. plt1-ists, tax
Payers. Republican. Democrats ana
prohtbltlolisfs. and declare 1or con-
ser7-a-ive party regardless q politics.
The idea % the c0userv attve party -
20 make a. appeal % the people. the
small merchant. the taxpayer, the
waEe-w0rker. and % show 20 tAetil
that the present attack on the COM
snerclaI lie Cf the state means ulL-
mate destruction of ali interests. and
while the conservative party VIII have
20 Cflce- lolccrs OF of-ce-eeckers. u
VIII stand ready % deliver is vote &c
& the candidate who stands Tor conseF-
f varlsrn-"
81 IL asserted that men OF promi-
3 rencs IN seven different towns Glreacy
f have given support 20 the new parry
u r. supposed that the idea original
"a srnonr that class OF North Caro-
liufaus known as Charlotte Observer
Il Democrats. a short time after To
adfournrnent OF the last session OF m
LEGISLATURE that newspaper announces
I that IN due time a movement woul'
be disclosed which would astonish tn
STATE.
II s. the plan Of the conservative
a 70 enlist the support % a strong dai4.
newspaper already established or Z
! subscribe money 20 the amount
, $500. 600 90 establish paper some
whore 81 the State 20 espouso mel
% cause.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
ADMIRAL EVANS
MAKES TART REPLY
Angered at Published Criticisms
of Navy Officers Grumbhng at
Exposition Assignment-Calls
Barton Myers Impertinent.

WASHINGTON. II. C-Spccial.- f
Rear Admiral Rcbiey T.. Evans.
United states Navy. Is greatly In
ccnSed over a letter written ~ Barton
Myers. a member % the Board % Gov
ernors OF the jamestown Exposition.
10 the New York Evening Journal
and published some months after 10
was written. with com mcntS. Ia the
latest issue OF TIRE Army and Navy
Journal The letter ~ Mt Myers re-
ferrtd e. the feelfnE ~ navy othcers
about their part iu the jamestown
Exposition. aaG the thirg that par
ticulariy aneerei Admiral Evans was
the tclowlrg-
II Rear Admiral Evans and Ger
tain officers who are taking their cue
FROM him. now feel that 81 Is Gero-
cation 90 their dignity Tor few
months % associate with the COM
mon people 20 th.s country. and 20 al
low rherf % come aboard az their
ships and look chem over. 90 VIII tend
rather 60 rc1rt and create or anragon-
lstic feeure such as is already crop
pins up awcrg the papers ~ the
Aa~,rai Evans ln his letter 90 Ar.
ID part. q fr>I-c ro make most clca-
90 sou the tact -ear as tle nect ana
eox, Sea l ,-.,-r mae tes Srters ~
-he Secretary 20 t-e Navy. AID IN 1c-
rc-tlrce wtth TIE ~ shes x CHE FTesi-
iert g tee Jnitc4 states. thrc 1sael
r-t-l.- r~t desires q myself ana 90
.wastst- ~ .ot We wo1'd have Pre-
Sew England coast cr az aamr go.
r-arlr. are a-ee-..rs --at don erte'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
SAFEST FOR SAVING.
ASK RELIEF FROM
INADEQUATE SERVICE

MEMPHIS. TENN. -- Special. -
Strong resolutions cOndemning the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
Companies. and the Gold pnd stock
Telegraph Company. Tor inaaeqpate
seryl6e. and asking foT relief. were
paassd By the Memphis Cotton Ex-
change az q special meeting presided
over ~ Acting President A J. War
wick yesterday. T. J. Eeyer made a
strong aEraignmelt Of the inefficient
telegraph service OF tho companies.
re said. The claims OF the tele-
graph companies OF good or ina
proved service are utterly false. a.
FAR as the city OF Memphis Is con-
cerrsd. AS an instance. important
cablegTans are received by the ex-
change from eleven hours 20 day
is>s."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
ST. JOHNS GRAVES
BONE OF CONTENTION
Mayor Mccarthy. Of Richmond,
Heads Opposition TO Their
Dissertation.
City Brings Suit 10 Enjoin the
Building Being Erected Over
Tombs Of Historic Dead
Sentiment n Fight
RICHMOND. vA.-Specisl -

RICHMOND. NA.-Special -
Local anuQusrtans. had they the
time. would revel in the case which
Is pending before the Law and Ecuity
CoErt today. for the litigation concern
i1g old ~ Johns Church now Is AZ
bar IN that tribunal and IS being dis
cusSed ~ -hs attorneys in manner
which g. decidedly lnrereStirC.
The matter. which - on The chan
cery SIDE OF the court comes Up on
TIE ciry's petition Tor permanent in-
junction 20 restrain the congregation
--o- rather SIS vsst-y and ofncers--
from erecting on The grounds a me
moral chapel and parish house II
memory % the Rev. Alex Whitake-.
Complicated law points are Involves
tr the litigation. cut ate 81. . -
sentiment which lctu1res both parties
70 -he aght and T. Is more thar prob
shie that sentiment Will largely -
E-scce the Judge
DcS-crasion OF Graves
The story % the GEht between The
rruntcir patty and the cc-E-eE cation 8;
nov familiar 20 nearly al -evs7a pe'
readers Nlvc- Mccarthy may very
properly Be designated as The head
and front 90 the opposition % any
changes in the old chu-cAy-s-l- and
his hostility O. rhe proposes tr-ova-
-1-s has been eXr-cSs-l j. no ~
certain terms
0Ve- ard shove everything else. ~
maintains trl- the erection O. the EDe-
NORA chape- and parish hcuse-----'
structure % be UseG tc- several rI-
r1seS-ucul r=cesSl-Ete ere 1ese-r1
-icr % many graves -cls charge
Vrhs-ever may De- tts rar-l1c1rc-s- .
rhe real issue. 70 is ratly denied cl
the respondents.
HisJory 90 Coutrove-Sy-
-E-cUEh MS ve-c power the - 1To'
seve-al -ir-es src~e1 bis objections q
ordinances asking permission 20 ~
7. =.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
eATFsT FOR SAVING.
ARTIST EARLE FINDS
AFFINITY WAITING

BETHLEHEM. y. H.-Spse1nEc--V
Ferdinand Ptnney Earle and JULIA
Kuttner. his affinity" are once more
united. He slipped into bethlehem
BY way OF Mapiewood and went 10
the home OF the Kuttners. The girl
who says she Is ready 20 marry Earle
as soon as his wife obtains a divorce
x France. was waiting for Earle just
withln ss.e door OF the house. As ne
erfered DO -~fended both hands TO
her. Then the dooS was closed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21

-avre1e,l Caroline county. t--
hre-..at-e home 0c $685. Eetre h-re.
and -le -e-e George H- .-rzs Was
tle scene ot a brilliant r0ar- 49, --e--
tav afternoon. -. rte--r.r %. rrN
-hel- Ezurr-t-. Bessie Fasr-r-- be-
came rhe lrile % 1l-. Thomas le-----
son Higgins Kiss Gertrude cole --l1--.
20 Caroline county. was organise, ana
also sang very sotrly. Love SIC and
rra Wcr.l IS Mine. after 81 ---rl tne
h-.-aI Party entered the plr.c- o. the
.r-nlrs q 2re-lelsoh- wedding
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
OCTOBER TO BE BUSY
MONTH IN RICHMOND
Episcopal Convention, State Fair,
Horse Show and Overflow From
Exposition VIII Fill the Capt.
tai With Visitors-50, 900
Are Expected.
RICHMOND. vA-special-

RICHMOND. NA--Spe ciaL-
Richmond. for the entire month OF
October. must play The hostess as she
has never played Il before. Tor she Is
10 entertain thousands and thousands
OF people during the period mention
cd. and they VIII come within her
gates from all parts 20 the world.
Never before 81 her history. perhaps.
has She been called upon 10 entertain
So many strangers as she is expected
90 receive this fan. and DO isl NOT day
ZOO soon 20 begin making prepare
lions for the city's company"
Without the least tendency towards
axaggerarOn. q may safely pe as
serted that there VIII Pee times next
month when fully $4,000 strangers
Will be here As starter. one can
coun. on the Episcopal Convention
FOR 1000 at least Tnis great body
begins ifs sessions October %. anc al
ready SIS delegates have pre-empted
nearly all the hotel room In the CITY.
. 20 say nothing OF many private houses,
which have been leased Ia tnelr en-
tirety Scores of people have also
rented our flats and suites % rooms
20 the EpiscopalaLs who wtll be
here about three weeks The dele
gates. for the most part, VIII be peo-
pie OF means. and they want the best.
for which they seem 10 be willing 20
pay quite handsomely.
To add % the hustle and excite
ment. the state Fair VIII begin Octo-
Der eth and continue an entire week,
while the Horse show VIII also give
Its exhibitions from October sth 10
|. October 18th.
some Special Attractions.
IN ali probability. the Fair win at
I tract az least 10000 strangers on Fri
. day. October nth. when William Jen-
nings Bryan speaks, and on Richmond
Day. which VIII be wednesday. Octo-
Der sth The Horse show. for years
past. has proved drawing card e
persons living outside OF Richmond
: and ali signs points 10 an increased
attendance this year. Then. too. th'
7 ever seen. A special feature In TIL
line will be Major Delmar. the fast
est trottlng horse IA the world Ev
II erybody will want 10 see him. for n
- q wonder 81 the world OF sport
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
rNANs-RoHFRTs

a pretty ma--laEe was re.v-r4- e-
AZ a--erlr VveEnes1ay afrerD con when
Miss Ressle Roberts was ----e- IL
rra-rsrrn % az. Wlllam =. Evans The
marriage was celebrated O. me home
q TIE brides mother. Only limited
number q the close friends q the
family we've lrv.rel. but tneee iDclud-
eE e number O. relatives tr1r- -eor-o-E'
Baltimore and elsewhere.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
NloNrGnNfTRY-LTI

Cards are our fCr the marriage ct
1rlss Virginia Lee daughter ot Che
.a-a General Ft-zhlEL Lee and Mrs
lee. % Lieutenant John Carter Mont
rr-re-v. - the Seventh Cavalry. q
The ceremony vtL De perform
"a ~ half--as- O'Clock cr --e even
t-r x Septerure -rtr. 80 historic
-----.- r--r-E- aLeI.--r--- ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

F-s. announces the marriage ~ lr
Jane ~. Spe-lmar. q N--c1ester.
ard 1Iiss Agnes Coc-lha-. - y ac<s'-i-
riIle. rle ceremony taking place CO the
Church of Immaculate Conception.
TacEs.rv.lle. Rev. Father cx c---c-4-
r.Eg
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
For Man and Beast

For rheumatism. NeuralgiS.
Caked Breast. SprRins. Swell
inEs. SuN Joints. Burns. Sore
ness. Bruises. Frost Bites. Chill
Biains. Pimples. Piles. Poison
oak Or Ivy. Mumps. Pair In
side. Chest or Back
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
SAFEST FOR SAVING.
BROKEN ENGAGEMENT
DROVE HIM INSANE

NEW -Special-Crazed. y
- believed, by the fact that the young
woman 20 whom he was engaged 70
be married had broken the engage
rnent. John Trommer, one OF the own
ers OF a large brewing establishment
n Brooklyn. committed suicide last
night at his home IN Williamsburg.
He made sure OF his success IN the
deed. for after stabbing himself six
times with q penknife. he went 70 his
room and turned on all the gas Jets
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
AMONG The LARGEST SELLERS

Fosters White Camphor Ilni-
u,ert has rapidly attained 4
place among the largest sellers
in the world. This IS the strong
est proof 81 its merits. AS an
evidence OF the fact that con-
sur1ers are satisfied with results
obtained from It's use. carloads
are now shipped 20 tobbers who
formerly bought dozens.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
A Perfect Product
Thoroughly EmulSed

Does not separate IN the bot
tie and settle as does cheap lini-
rnents Improperly made. The
more you know about Foster
White Camphor Liniment the
more you viii appreciate its
merits
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
SAFEST TOR SAVING.
DOCK WORKERS STRIKE
IS ENDED AT FRISCO

san FRANCISCO. Gals eciai--
The strike o. 1000 Sopthern Pacific
dock wcgksss ended suddenly yester-
Gay morning. The ofacials conceded
30 demands Of the men after failure
20 procure atrf<ebre8kers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
or Animals

q has no equal Curing all cur
q BILE Lameness. Infiam nation.
Wounds. Calls. Sore Neck OF
shoulder. Sprains. StiT Joints.
Scratches. Contracted Cords.
Swea-v. Curb. etc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21

a wedding ct irfe-es- % many u
v.rv.nta was celebrated cD Tuesday
last Ia the York Union Baptist Church.
when Miss Esnrietta Sleal. 70 Flu
wanna. and Mr. ElVln Jl1sol Perkins
wee married. the Rsvs ~. Il. wal
tor and Hatcher ofnctarinE. The bride
entered the church with her father.
NJ william =. Sreac. ~ whom she
w. given away. SIX brifesuaids wore
DAINTY frocks % white. garlishel the
touches O. yellow ribbons. and carried
golden rcd and ferns.
DOUGLAS. ARTZ. SEPT. ts-W ORC
fas been recelFe1 here from HermcS-
fLlL McKee, that ne CHIEF q TIRE no
fcr4ous I-opex band q Mexican bandits.
together with three o. his mec. Eas
been killed or tie Iarll River -
AreEicaa goltters-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21
A Proven and Tested Remedy

Tor every case requiring n high
class Imminent Fosters White
Camphor Eminent IS the result
OF careful and scientific manu-
facture. and ls
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21

sTEEoCRAP AND con-
ptete g1ethot ~ which stencRraphy
snoe. oood positions secured fsrsns
zscterGte. For full particulars al
dress TIE milton SCHOOL De-
p4rtment s., 7l1 Fourteenth street.
- ~, WnshicGton. u. O
q YOUNG LADY or TWO YEARS
experience desires a posltioz a. gov
eFnsaz. Best references g. -. Blue
nort. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21

SAFEST FOR SAVING.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-21

sAFEsT TOB SAVINGS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-21
WEST POINTS GOLDEN JUBILEE
CitlHens Arranging to Celebrate
In..n,n LrIftinah A.I-n.anr..

CitIsens Arranging TO Celebrate
Towns Fiftieth Anniversary.
WEST POINT, Neb., Jan. @.-(Speciai y
The suggestions made by Colonel ]. c.
Elliott, editor of the West Point Repub-
lican, looking to the celebration of tho
semi-centennial OF the founding of West
Point, has taken root. The matter is being
agitated among the citizens and II is be-
ieved that a record-breaking celebration
will be held here the coming sumper. A
great deal of ancient history is being un-
earthed and many curious facts brought to
light The city OF West Point was origi-
nally plated In June, 1857 by Andrew j.
Bruner under the direction of the Ne
braska Settlement association. The first
election IN Cunning county was held in
West Point on October II, 1858. Nineteen
votes we're cast for county officers. The
first lawsuit was before Justice ]. c. Craw-
ford in February 1856 1t was between
William Worbelo and r. Fuellner, the for
mer suing for $40. the value of dog killed
by Fuellner. The late John d. Neigh APP
pesred for the defendant, and the plain
tif, having no attorney the case was con-
tinued. Worbelo started for Tekamah to
get a lawyer, but on the way was caught
In fearful snowstorm and was frozen to
death.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-21
ACCIDENT IN PACKING HOUSE
Floor I'm Hammond Plant at Chey-
enne CoIIapses without
Warming.

CHEYENNE, wyo.. Jan. 9O-(speclal.) y
What might have proved a very disastrous
accident occurred last evening at the Ham
mond packing establishment in South Chey-
enne. A carload of salt fell from tie sec
ond floor of the building into the basement
crushing both floors. The collapse came
without a warning and the accident is a
mystery, as the second floor ordinarily
holds two carloads of salt The first floor
was used as a butcher room and Herman
Marshall, butcher, who was on that floor
at the time Of the collapse was seriously.
but not fatally injured. He owes his life
to the fact that the debris was DETECTED by
a strong BEAM Marshall was standing near
the beam at the time dressing sheep and he
too, was precpitated to the basement below
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-21

10 take a trip to Omaha, 20 he climbed
on the blind baggage without being seen
by the eagle eyes Of the conductor and
would doubtless have reached his destina-
ton in safety had he not loaded himself
up with numerous highballs and other
fancy drinks before starting AS the train
was nearing Oreapofs man in the bag
gage car saw him fall and thought there
wasn't a bit OF doubt but what the man
had been ground to pieces by the wheels
Of the car. When the train reached Oreap-
oils the alarm was given and a crowd
OF men started down the track. expecting
to find Shimps lifeless and mutilated body.
They had not gone far until they met a
man coming towards them who looked as
though he had been run through a thresh-
ing machine. II was shrimp, and in a
maudlin manner he was cussing the rail-
road company for maintaining such a
rough track. How he escaped instant
death is a wonder. but he declared that
he wasn't hurt a particle.