The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-09-19
Twenty-Five Killed in Collision.--Move
for Peace in Central America -'hec'
ord Run from Europe TO New York

Twenty-Five Killed IN Collision'--"oNe
for Peace in Central America Rec
ord Run from Europe to New York
twenty-five oxcursionists returning
from the canadian provinces were
killed and many others were injured
Sunday In a Fearful train wreck,
, due TO a head-on collision on the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad about four miles
west OF Canaan. Vermont. The bad
~ injured numbered nearly thirty,
some OF whom, itsls thought. may not
survive. A Misunderstanding OF or
ders by the crew OF the freight train
caused the accident.
Representatives OF Costa Rica. Sal
,yador. Nicaragua, Guatemala and Hon
duras met with Assistant Secretary
OF State Adee and a representative OF
Mexico in Washington Monday 10 carry
out the suggestion OF the United States
aud Mexico for a permanent peace IN
Outstanding between The Central Am
erlcan republics
The announcement OF the closing
OF the great Butte copper mine caused
what was almost panic In stocks OF
copper companies o. the various mar
kets. and injured the price OF many
other kinds OF stocks
Chester Il. RunyaD, paying teller Of
the windsor Trust Company Of New
York, who confessed 10 stealing $780,
900 OF the oompany's funds, was sen
fenced Thursday TO serve seven years
In Sing Sing prison.
The French army An Morocco made
sudden attack on the camp OF the
Moors besleging Casahlancq. and dro"
them Off IN great confusion, killing
hundreds. The Moors were greatly dis
heartened by this. and again asked
for n truce tn they could make
arrangements for peace. The French
general granted the request.
The fastest passage on record be
tween Europe and New York was
finished Friday. when the great Lust
aania arrived from Queenstown, having
made the trip Ia five days and forty
i've minutes.
The state Tax Clerk OF Ioaisiana
Charles T.. Letteu. was found IL have
been o dofaulter. and Is charged Wild
having stolen Sus.O00 from the State
lie had planned 20 KIN himself, INT
his nerve failed him.
A Great Northern express train WIS
held W By two masked men near Rex
ford. Mont. They dynamited an emVt,
safe and robbed the mail car OF regis
aered mail.
Anthracite and bituminous operators
SAY that the coal situation is growing
serlous throughout Pennsylvania, and
It a freely predicted that before mid
winter there will be a famine
Mrs Ayleene Bailey Cox. sister OF
Senator Bailey of Texas. filed suit
last Thursday for divorce from her
husband, alleging that he has been
unfalthful and cruel. and has been adj
alcted "a the use OF harmful drugs.
The blegraphers' strike drasged
on with almost no change, and little
hone OF peace There was some evil
dence that the telegraphers might
weaken but most Of them seem TO in
,,ra 40 ofanF firm
walter We.sman arrived at Tromsoe
Norway. and announced that he has
abandoned, for this year. his attempt
10 reach the North Pole.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Taft. mother OF the
Secretary OF War. was eighty years
old last Thursday. and for the first
time since she became IN, on July 20.
she sat up aud received callers at
Worcester. Mass.
~ )ailenge for the Americas cup
In 3als Of Sir Thomas Upton, in the
name Of the Royal Irish Yacht club
has been mailed 10 the New York
Yacht Club from Dublin.
The differences between the street.
car company and the men in Louis
Vile we're settled. a strike being avoid
ell