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The Washington herald., 1907-12-02
DIED.

BURKE-Ou FRIDAY. Norcmber e. isC. ,lEs- ELIZ-
AEETH BURKE
Fnrr-rI Sri1, Monday. Dcccnhr O. 90 resi-
d1cr q Mrs. clifford smith. co-n-r % Sixteenth
street and Brgltvucl -.ad. al I- M
CONE0Y-Or SATURDAY. Nayelhar 90. 1915. st D.
m.. nom heart failure. EUGENE, e.It>- son Of
thr late John Cdur1y. at mis- residence. SO J.
street. northwest.
Frua1aI from Immaculate Conception tEuch ~
$50 A m Tue-Ias Decambar g where his0
mass vU Dr. -aid ;ar tEc rgr--' ~ has 71uL
lNev York and Cincinnati papers pleas. cI--i
KIlINTLI-Ou Friday. No,ynb.r %. 1907, uccr
A.ltgiUc y e. ALICE NEALE. youngest
daughter rf Alic, Ntalc and William l2m1e-
himmcl
Frncrsl services az g. TauI', CluIcl Twenty
third street northwest On Monday. December =
at Il a. M. Mtcment private.
LANGAN-0n SATURDAY. Noyember 3d. -aC-. at I'D
u M. MICHAEL JAMES. the beloved husband
u Rosa Lansan
FuuerlI from his late residence. 7li Thirteenth
stree. southeast. ON Tuesday. December 8. Mas
al ST Peters Church at O. M. Relatives and
friends invited. cleveland and Mansfield, ONO.
papers please c-l5I
NIASTERSON- Friday November % 1907 Niss
KATHERINE. daughter Of the late Hugh and
Alice Masterson.
Funeral Monday December - from residence o.
her aunt Mrs Dr. A. r. Shckcil. i529 Wisconsin
avenue, az SO q. M Mass 81 TRINITY 'alh2hc
Church at a IN
NcDERAIOTT-On FRIDAY, November y. 1897, IN
New York City. Of pleuro- pneumonia JOHN
ARTHUR husband Of Ada Harris McDC1noti
and ,lly son o. the late John McDcmctt-
Funeral from residence az ms aIut- Ars- James
NcDcunott. gI5 Missouri avenue uorthWcst, Oh
Monday December .. 40 g a. m.- thence 90 ~
p1trick's Church where mass VIII b. Sud i'r
the reuosc Of his soul Iutcmcut at Mount
Olivet CCnctOJ.
( SC0TT-Ou SATURDAY, No7cmbcr 50. 1907. al u-e
d. m. at H25 Tweaty-CiShth street UorthN-Si.
Mrs MARY T. SCOTT. beloved mother ~ Ms
kddir johnson. Walter scott Ms Daniel
Credit and Mrs Armst1ad T. Pride.
/ Noti~- Of funeral hereafter IEl-ecc.ria anu
/ Richmond pUpgU please c.pTl
SHUGRUE-Ou Friday Noyemhs- %. 1867 az N'H
D. m. at be7 -e-idenca. 2ll0 Fourteenth strrct
northwest NARY a.. aged eight months. d-nsa-
ter Of james i. ard Virginia Shnsrle.
/ Funeral NOulas. Blc-u'-r = 81 a. u
. WAHLlNG-O- SATURDAY. November % lsJ.- o. -.
4 street southeast ESSi r. beloved oa;gaftr n'
/ tho late John ana Katharine NaLins-
Funeral from Church cf Che h"ly Name Nora1,
: as g2j g. Ia. lSt. paul, MIN. i0ITs Ii-as-
! ccIy1
WALKER- SATURDAY. November 81, 1901 IN
d Br1ek!yn y Y. 81 4 D. m. tart. IHOAiAs
4 DICKSON WALKER United states Bcycnue
Gutter Scuic-.
I WESER-Ou SATURDAY. Ncycmbc- 90. I9E. @; 81
g. d.. MARY T.. widow cf Edward NcsgE dc
Parted thi, li:c IN tie cich-i,th year - her axe
F1ucaI from her late rcsc,uc-- .4 re1in ~i'ec'
southwest Monday. Dtccmbc- . AZ - a. IN
thence a. II. DOMINIC ChUIc.'. vlcrc iigh i--ts
win D. aid fr tho .crOsc a her soul Into
mcnr 40 81 Ns,ts Cemetery. Relatives ar'
friends invited 20 attend.
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QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.
Men Arrested i'm District and Taken
to Maryland.

1t is probable that the office of the dis
trict attorney viii conduct an iuvestisa-
ton concerning the arrest OF four race
track followers in the vicinity of Dean
wood ID. G., on saturday afternoon. by
members of the private police force OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad. The men were
afterward taken across the District line
into Maryland and tried before a justice
of the peace
The matter was reported TO the local
police on Saturday evening and Sergts.
hartman and Mccormack. Of the Ninth
precinct. were detailed TO make an i'm
vcstigation. Yesterday afternoon they
submitted a report. stating that the ar
rests were made by Lieut. Henry r.
Buckley and Sergt. Charles W. Wilson,
Of the railroad company's police force
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BEGINS LONG CRUISE
TOrpedO-bOat FlOtilla Leaves
Hampton Roads To-day.
SIX DESTROYERS IN FLEET
Although Beginning the l5.000-niile
Journey To the Pacific Coast Two
Weeks Later, Battle ship squad
ron VIII Pass FIOtiIIa and Reach
Destination Two Weeks Ahead.

Gotilla Of six torpedo-boat destroyers
Will sail out Of Hampton Roads to-day on
l5,OOO-mile cruise through the Straits
Of Magellan to the Pacific coast Of the
United States.
The destroyers composing the flotilla
are the Whipple. flagship; Truxton. Law
renee. Stewart. Hopkins, and Hull. They
viii be in command Of Lieut.. Hutch I.
Cone, and will be conveyed by the tank
steamer Arethusa, which viii carry pro-
visions and supplies.
On account Of the small bunker capacity
Of the destroyers, they will be compelled
to make many stops on their long voy-
age 10 take on coal.
The iotilla will make its first stop at
san Juan. Porto Rico, On December :.
and viii remain there until December p
Stops will also be made at Trinidad,
Para, Pernambuco Rio de Janeiro.
Montevideo. Punta Arenas Callao, Pan
anna, Acapulco. and Magdalena Bay.
The BntsIe ship Squadron.
The lotilla is due TO arrive at the last
place on April 6, which is about two
weeks later than the arrival Of the bat
tle-ship squadron. which will leave
1 Hampton Roads on December Is. The
/ destroyers Will engage In target practice
at Magdalena Bay, and the date Of their
arrival at san Francisco is dependent
I upon the duration Of the target practice.
The big battle-ship fleet. which is going
/ 20 the Pacific Ocean, will pass the tor
pedo lotjlla on the east coast Of South
America. and viii beat the torpedo notiua
! 20 the Pacific coast by about two weeks
| If both squadrons travel according %
! their present schedules
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Ask PRESIDENTS AID
Temperance Forces Take Ac-
tiOn at Mass Meeting.
WANT A COMMISSION NAMED

Attention Called tO Fact That Chief
Executive Required investigation
nishinE Inference That He May
Ask Inquiry Into Sale OF Liquor.
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New York. Dec. l-AUirgd ID: Blucchcr. ir0u
Hamrurg- Ia Gasc0gue. fr0m Havre
Sailed from foreign ports; Lusiuula from Liver
pool
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Stockholders Of the Capital
Life Insurance co. of the I. :.


a special meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Capital Life Insurance Company OF
tle United States VIII be held ON the -ob
DAY or DECEMBER 1904 AT clock
>. ul., at the principal ort1cc of the com
uauy, Rooms t-I-i1s CurcoTau Building,
Washington D. g.. Tor the purpose Ut
acting upon a resolution OF the board Of
directors authorizing the diminishing Oi
the authorized capital stock Of the COM
pdny from S35LUlu 90 $le1-0u. and fOr the
may properly come before the meeting
Dated NOyeu brr -. 1854
tSiguedi r. " McCOENICE.
WAI MACDONALD.
EDWARD A. NOPPEL
de-tlb 4 Majority OF Directors
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Stockholders of the Washington Rail
way and Electric Company for tie elec-
Uo1 OF Directors 20 serve for the ensuing
year and the transaction Of SUCl other
business as may properly come before the
meeting VIII be held al the Office Of the
streets Washington. D. c., on SAICR-
DAY. JauuaT. u, 1905, between the hours
OF % u- and p. N-
The bylaws require that the books for
the transfer of stock shall be closed
thirty C3U days prior To the annual meet
ing. Books tor the transfer OF stock Will,
therefore. be closed from December 20,
lgJ7, 20 January Is. 1905. both dates lnclu-
sive.
Holders Of voting trust certificates must
exchange them Tor stock certificates on or
before December 70. lsI7. in order 10 vote
the same. F. J. WHITEHEAD,
Secretary.
a LOT or FINE DIAMOND RINGS
Just received-wiU be sold very cheap.
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THE PIKE ADDING MACHINE COM
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streets northwest. About 100 persons
were present during the hour and half
Of the session. Several well-known tenn
perance workers made short addresses.
and all seemed 60 be convinced that the
wave Of prohibition that is at present
sweeping the South viii, In the near
future. sweep over the National Capital
and over the North also.
The first speaker was Dr. Donald c.
Mcleod. of the First Presbyterian
Church. head of the Washington Anti
Saloon League.
Dr. Macleod told Of some Of the recent
gains made by the cause OF prohibition
/ in several States.
/ Mrs. Clinton T. Smith president OF the
Washington W. G. r. L.. was the next
] speaker. Mrs. Smith said that many
people object TO prohibition because they
say il does not prohibit. Prohibition
| does not enforce itself" she said 1T is
not the fault Of prohibition. it is the fault
of enforcement II the law is made i
should be kept
AIRS. Smith told Of the work OF COM
nlissicners in the Indian Territory; how
they tried 20 have the laws regarding pro-
| hibition in that part OF the country on
| forced. She said that these men have
| taken their lives in their hands, but have
kept up the work OF running out those
who violate the law; this in spite Of
threats and the fear Of sudden death.
"You cannot make man sober by act
Of Congress-" said Mrs Smith "Prohibi-
tion means thou shalt not sell and not
thou shalt not drink Many people seem
to think that prohibition is directed at the
personal habits of men We do not seek
TO say what man shall drink or what he
shall wear or eat. We desire that liquor
be not sold TO him.
Taking No sides.
The next speaker was DR. =. T. Power
Of the Church OF the Disciples. DR.. Pow
or said that ne sides neither with the
optimist nor with the pessimist- He does
not believe that the saloon will go To-
, day or tomorrow, but does think thai
ultimately it viii be driven from the fac,
OF the earth.
DR.. Power reviewed the work Of pro
hibition in many states IN the past Few
2 moatas. He said that he believed tha
in five years the South will be entirely
r won over 10 prohibition, and that in nifty
% years the whole country viii haze
. | stamped out the saloon.
5 The last speaker was Congressman +
:. Gambler. jr.. of Mississippi
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRpMO Quiuiuc Tablets. Drug
gists refund m0rey If IL fails 90 cure T. "
GROVES signature is en- each box. &c
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The Afternoon Meeting.

The afternoon meeting was held In
Temple Baptist Church. Tenth and \
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AIASTERSON-Ou Friday. November %. 1907, Miss
KATHERINE. daughter Of the late Hugh and
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Frneral services az s.. TauI, ClIcl. Twenty
third street northwest, On Monday. December =
~ II N IILnrmLlt .-lILL-.
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LANGAN-On Saturday Noycmber 3d. 1907. OF I'D
r. M. MICHAEL JAMES. the beloved husband
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Funeral from his late residence III Thirteenth
stree. southeast ON Tuesday. December 8. Mas
al ST. Peters Church mt 9 o. NJ Relatives and
friends invited. cleveland and Mansfield. ONO
r#lrr~s f.ia4a. ##rt.H
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Funeral Nonday December .. from residence o.
her aunt. Mrs. Dr. A. +. Shckcll 100 Wisconsin
avenue. AZ $50 %. M. Mass 20 Trinity Catholic
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AB,giUc. y e. ALICE NEALE. youngest
daughter cf AGc, Ntalc and William L2m6el
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Complete Showing Of signet Rings.

9 s n G lrmcU IS
Solid Gold Sig
net Ring very
D n N q $ % mely
carved only
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WALkER-Or SATURDAY. Ncrcmhcr D. E9.. pa
proasl,p \. Y. at D. IN Cart THOMAS
DICKSON WALKER. United States Revenue
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lcDERMOTT-Du FRIDAY, November y. 1857. IN
New York CITY cf pleuro- pneumonia JOHN
ARTHUR. husband Of Ada Harris McDeTmoJt
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tSiguedl F. W. McCOENICE.
WN Mcdonald.
EDWARD A. NOPPEI.
deZ&l6 \ Majority of Directors

Holders Of voting trust certificates must
exchange them Tor stock certificates on or
before December 70. 1r.1. in order 10 vote
the same F. j. WHITEHEAD,
SecretaIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20

 City, cad seia he was not allowed to see . lawyer until just when iesvlnS. when . man named Moore came ur ana got in the cab with him and rode 70 the depot. Moore locked at his requis- itfen papers and tefd Adams that he could keep him there. but thought it would Dc best for him to go to Boise.
 He was placed in the cell with Harry Orchard at Boise. and kept there nye eF six days
 During that tims. Wsrden Whitney yteek him out and told him # he would corroborats Orchards testimony. ne would be ail right.
 McPartiand also came and told hf1l that if he would corroborate the con- fession of Orchard. he would be all right. /McPartiand told him how he had let eH several people who had done the killing in the Molly Mcguire cases. because they turned states evidence. Mcfarland told him he represented Governor Goodin and the State of Ida. .ho. and wanted him to connect simps ktns and other Federation officials.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
SAN BEsNErT KtLLED.

a. . Good Nesro of Msrense shot fo peeth.
 Uniontoyp, Nov. I9.--fSpecial. )--- sam Bennett, one of the most popular negroes with the white people in this section, and one of the most success ful nsgFo farmers, was killed SatVr- day night on the Nixon place. q few miles soqth of here. and near his own plantation.
 The killing was the result of jeal- ousy and it may never be kpown who was guilty lf the Killing as there were only three persons present. Bennett had paen to town and on bis way home stopped at the home of Amapda Nixon, to whom 1t appears he had been paying attention, and while they were sitting by the fire. Emma Bennett. the wife of Sam Bennett came in the door, acording to Amapda's statement, and saying, Nov ! have got you, fired at Amanda, who fell to the floor. The ball took effect in the side of Bennett, cansing death in a few minutes.
 Empia Bennett says she came in with the pistol in her apron pocket and Amanda grabbed 1t away from her and in the struggle the pistol was her over oa the bed and beat her over the face end head with the pistol.
 4 negro boy came In. and pulled Amanda of and Emma ran away. Axnanaa then with the assistance of the boy, pulled the dead body some distance to the road.
 Amanda first weakened her testi, mony by the statement that Bennett was not killed in her house but af- forwards admitted it.
 The preliminary trial of both women was set for today. but was continued and 1t Is probable that they will waive examination.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
GE0ReE WEST FINED.
Mobile Negro Accused of Fighting 0f-
 ncers.


 ncers,
 Mobile, Nov. Is.--lSpeciai. 1---George West. a negro, arrested Saturday night, charged with complicity in Davis Avenue shootiHg. serape, was tpfs morn ing arfaigned before Judge Clarke on the charge of having fought the arr resting officers. and a fine. of s2b CT fifty days was imposed.
 The negro who was shot from behind Saturday night, gave the names of the negroes who were with him at the time. West was one of these and when located a short time after by Special Officers BoltS and RHrch, he was ar- rested on tho long charge. While the two oflcers were standing with West at the box waiting for the arrival. ef the police patrol, West asked that Ofr ficer Boltz release one of his hands that he might roll a cigarette, The officer had no sooner complied than the negro hit 0fieer Burch terrific blow in the face with his clepched fist.
 When arraigned n court, the negro stated that he was drunk but claimed tbaE he did not strike the officer. There is now a, warrant in the hands of Sheriff Cazalas for West, and when he has finished serving his sentence at police headquarters he will be turned over t9 the coanty authorities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
NO END ToTHE FIGHT
RrvRs BOATS HAVE NOT HEAcHEp
stcsn.es ~yohn QuiIP is still Outside the Combination ead Vessels Are Lying at Mobile
 Wharves,

Mobile. Ely. 1s.--(Specfal )--Eo agreement has been reached bstwten the river boat combination and the owners of the new steamer. John Quili, and as conseauence several boats are being held here.
 The conference is believed to be still going on, and there is a bare possibil- ity of the Owners of the iHdependent steamer American being drawn in too. Ths Ameri cap is lighting the combi- nation on the Alabama River, and is In port now, The John Quill is to fighf on the Bjgbee River, unless the Combination will admit her on < reas- onable percentage basis.
 The river steamer Hard Cash left yesterday evening for Selma. The other boats will not go before tomor- row, 1t seems.
 The fruit steamer Belize and EspaHa are due to arrive today from Central American ports with bananas and eo- coanuts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
LUM Ms.s.sMES IN MOBILE.
English Shippers Look for Good Bus-
 fnNRN.

Mobile, Nov. 1s.-(speciai. )--A party of English shipping meg composed of CharieA Walker of Liverpool, Donald Harnden of Liverpool and Charles Young of Newcastle, England, were in Mobile last night and were entertained by ". 1T. H. Greenwood of Mobile. There were also in the party F. O. Howe of the firm of H. O, Howe & Co, a we'll known firm of Pensacola, Fla. and others in business here.
 These are ell lumbeP people and they take an encouraging view of the situ- ation here, end hope to see good busi- ness by next February or March. MT. Howe, who is one of the biggest iun- Der shippers in the country, says he Is doing good business now out of Mo- pile, Guifport, New Orleans, Pensacola and other places on the Gulf In a word, 1t seems the opinion of these Iumbermen that the lumber business is all right if the lumbeFmen know their business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
NOBLE HEN FIGHT
sEoaeE WOLF TAKEs TO POLICE
 CITATION.
Bartender And J. II. Namara, . Bank
 Teller In . Fistcuff on The
 Street of Gulf City.

Mobile, Nov, lg-( -(special) fight which oecurrea on Royal street just in front of the City Bank and Trust Company Building today shortly before 1 o'clock. created censiderabis excite ment and resulted h George Wolf. bartender at the st. Andrews Hotel. be- iHg taken to police headquarters ehargs de with aisorderiy conduct
 The fight took place between Wolf and !. 1T, McNapiara cash5sr of the Mobile Electric Light Company The difficulty ft is ststea began ID the bank building whep MeNamara stepped out of he line At the receiving teiler's window te allow two young women to take his place. Wolf who was also in line became angered t is said and started the fight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
FALLS UNDER TRAIN
BODY OF CARL PEROLIO IS a1AN-
 CLEO. ,ss-,.st.
Darmfngham SaI0on~l<eeper Meets q Terrible Denfh--FalI ReuniOn of The seottieh Rite
 8Iasoas Begins.

Birmingham, Nov, ie-(Special)-' Carl PeroIio. who conducts q saloon on Twenty sixth street and Second avenue, met a horrible death early this morn" ing by being ground to death under a Frisco engine on Ninth avenue and Nineteenth street
 He was badly mangled and it was with considerable difficulty that he was recognized at all the undertaking establishments.
 It is believd that he had gotten on the engine to ride for a few blocks towards his establishment and in try ing to get off fell and was ground to death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
NOT BOARDING BONDS.
John D. Rockefeller Issues Emphati
 Denial of Report.

John D. Rockefeller Issues Emphatic
 Denial ef Report.
 New York, Nov. l9-John D. Rocke- felleF is not hoaFding public bonds, ac- cording to a statement issued tonight by those who said they were author ized to speak for him. The statement follows:
 John D. Rockefeller authorized the following: '-"I am informed that there has appear ed in several newspapers re- gently reports that l possess one hun dred million dollars of United States government bonds, which I have refue- ed to loan or sell for the purpose of helping the situation or of aiding ad- aitional circulation by the banks.
 "T do not own at the present time, nor have I owned at any time during the crisis, any United States govern ment bonds whateyer'7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
BEauonie Reunion ca.

The fall reunion of the Scottish Rite Masons was begun at the Masonic tenn pie at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning and will continue until Thursday night. These meetings or reunions of the Scottish Rite Masons are held semi annually for the purpose Of conferring the higher degrees of the order, which consist from the fourth to the thirty second degree inclusive.
 There was a large attendance pres eBt at the opening session and an un- usually large crowd is expected at to- nights meeting, when the fourteenth degree of the rite will be conferred.
 The class of candidates receiving the degfees today are as follows:
 K. B. stephens, Sam Foley, R. A Roberts, D. McIIendon. T, Mclaughlin, A. c. DeShazo. John Riddle, B. Spiel berger, M. L. Semon, J. D. Scruggs, Ed, Malion, c. C. Simpson, k. L. Mo. Call. J. B. Patterson. L. Mcclain. W. C. Griggs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
NEW YoRk HoRsE BLOW,
Society Turns Out in Ferce fe witne


 Evenf.
 New York, Nov. 1s.-socisty turned out In force today and tonight to wit ness the Horse show, and there were many visitors at the Gardsn from Pitsburg, Chicago. Baltimore and other cities. There were many children in the cbowd,
 Fred Pabst of the Pahst Stock Farm at oc0nomomwoc Wis, made g smart record today In carrying on four blue ribbons and two red ones. in the hackney class and hackney ponies class. Reginald yanderbilt's record was three blue ribbons and one red, while Alfred Vanderbilt ended the day with first, a third and an honorable mention.
 August Belmont captured his first blue ribbon of the show. His polo pony Fume won the honors from eight others in the pony stallion class. Will liam H. MorFts's Berkiey bantam took the prize for ponies other than Shet- land, under 12 hands, and more than year olds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
FATAL COLLISION.

Trains. Crash ia Faw. Killing 0me And
 InjmFsng Others.
 Terre Haute. Ind, Nov. 19--Two fast passenger trains on the Wandalta Line met head-on at Veyeydia Park, H., thirty nine miles west of this city, ear- ly today. Engineer Joseph McLeehep, of the east bound train was instantly killed. Engineer A. M. Hennel, of East St. Louis, of the west bound train, and Conductor Kirchner, of India napoiis, were slightly injured. The collision was due to a dense fog.