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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.


\. B-Folowing schedule figures published only as
information and are not guaEaIseed.
80 a m.-DznFlle and way stations.
rs e. m.-HaHisonbuTg and way stations
ss93 a. m.-SleeIers and coaches TO Atlanta And
New Orleans Dining Car
III 90 a. m.-SleepeTs and coaches 70 Columbia,
Savannah and Jacksonville. Dining Car.
80 p m.-sleeIers aad coaches 10 Atlanta and
Columbus ga. sunset Rosie Tourist Sleeper %
san Francisco tri-seekly.
fa0l p. m.-HaE-iSonburg snd Way stations
80 p m.-ChsTe,tesT.le, NsTenton, and way
stations
40 p m-SleepeTs and coaches 70 Charlotte. Co
lunbls, and Augusta Dining Car
-I0I5 p. m-sleepers and coaches via Lynehburg
and Bristol 10 Chattanooga. Memphis. and Ne"
Ofleans Dining Car
.la0 p. m.-New York and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pgllman TO AsheTils. Atlanta Birmingham
and Neyg Orleans, Clnb and Observation Cars Din
ing Car.
Note-'DaHy. fWssk days
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
:. 81 6;45 and sos q. Is 80 5-5r e--5, Asi and
il.i0 D. m daily local trains from HarElsonn'lfg
us5 a. u. week days. and 9-3 D. "a. daily; fEoa
Charlottesville. SIG a. N. daily
Frequent trains to and from bluemont.
TieEel Ones. 76 l5sa ST.. 5l Pa. ave, and
CT II AGKERT, s.H HARDwICK.
VP. & Gen, Mgr Pass Traf. Mgr.
W. H TAYLOE, c. P. A. L S. BROWN. 6. A.
| BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Il
| LEAVE STATION. New Jersey Are. and 81,
ROYAL BLUE LINK
/ EVERY OTHER HOUR ON IHk ODD HOUR
40 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW TOkh-
NEW TERMINAL, 23D STREET NEW YORK
SO e M. B I58iat i Par51 i aaT Train.
& 90 a. ID. Diner and Pullman PaTlQT Car
I'll % {. m. Diner and Pullman HaslCr Car.
slN0 p. H. Diner ana Pullman Iarar Car
900 p N. Royal Limited an Pullman.
4 $50 ,. N. Coaches % Philadelphia.
= 80 D ia Diner and Pullman ParloE.
$50 p N. Cgaches to Philadelphia.
I'll 80 p. m SleepeTs
/ ATLANTIC Cil'Y, rao goa, III % g. ra9 90.
! ASNAPOLIs. weekdays. son a. n. l2e5 noon.
As 500 p. m SUNDAYS SO 4. m, $50 2 n.
EVERY h0lh OF I'M HOUR
lWceadays. ~ a. n, q go p M
10 BALTIMORE.
ss51, t50o, ESQ, Fs9 = q. 500 $50 800, $50
70.M IT'D O. m, ~ ~ noon, flz;l5, -lIJ, Sl;l5,
- aj t3.t. ST. ii.l. f4.a3. 53j as -7-1J,
/ e 90 asa t7ao. 500 $50. 'l00. I35. 'h3a.
WESTWARD
| CHICAGO. 5 &C q. M = -. 80 ,.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE.
/ : so 8. m, rs =. m, - 40 night,
] PIffSbUkG. go a. H.. IL. sac p IN, '---s5
CLEVELAND, 500 a. H.. .ga0 p m
C1jLUABIS $50 T. H.
/ NHkELING, $50 q. H., $50 p n.
MINChESlEE, 1875 a. H.. 3a5 $50 ?. N.
FREDERICK, ISIS, s9l5 a. ~, 81 30 ti.5. 155a
HAGEksiONA, io53 a. M, 70 ~ Z IA.
DAILY. tEXceIt sunday sSunday only.
Reservation e Sleeping ca faFi0r Car space. rates
Of fare, Sc., viii be quickly furnished ~ fELE-
PHONE al all Of the following Ticket uices. l4lI q
st. Nv Telephone Main 1891; el9 PENNSYLVANIA
Ave Telephone Niain us station New Jersey Ave
and e St-riczet Office Telephone East 6sl. Iutar-
nation lNlreau. Easl ~.
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RAITIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.


21. tsA1 ESQ s5a5, F:s5- 800. $50. goa. f92l
'l0.10 no a, m, tl2 % noon. tl2sl5. 100 slas
f2sJ $40 SD $50 1i.lQ. fi:a5. -50J. T513, -5ag
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RUGS.

RUGS WOVEN OUT OF OLD CARPETS. DROP
postal sz sth st. Nv, or 'phous asa. Inhzsa
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Rooms Wanted Washington Herald Viii Quickly
MISCELLANEOUS.

FURNITURE REPAIRING. UPH0JsTERINdi
gasoline oil stoves FefrgsrateEs and ice boxes re-
paired HQWARD's. 1915 II St, ne. Phone Z. Iss
aDiG-sat
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

SINGING CANARIEs, PARROTS. DOGS. CATS
rabbits. guinea pigs, white mice. and rats, faney
poultry pigeons. gold fishes; my specially Is chropo
dy for birds feet SCHMID. BIRD STORE. ~ I2tl
81. NV. aIe-ff
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK,

ings. s. up: Silver Filings. see Wort guaranteed
80 pain Oh GEO. l. EDA0NDs. SO st. nv.
5al1u
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES NO EXTRACTING
no pain; look. feel. act, ard last longer than
natural teeth shranken faces made normal; painless
Alling. DE- ]. l. WILSON. 1913 81. nv. ocs-tf
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILES.
MOVING, PACKING 6 SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &c. MOVED
with care. packing and shipping a speciality.
KREIGs EXPRESS, l224 st. nv. Phone Main
20l0 mh2l-s0t
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ROOMS WANTED,

LIST YOUR ROOMS WITH Us; 40 COMMITS
sion unless we secure tenants for YOU: many de-
sirahle tenants now on file. THE CENTRAL REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN CO., Room g. l41 ST. nv.
Phone NJ. loss. apis GOT
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FOR SALE-BAEEh SHOP: WELL EQUIPPED
connected with Ice cream and confectionery ideal
place for soda fGunt; little money maker; price
about half value including all Showcases fixtures
stGEe room. 4 living rooms. and stable rents SO a
month. Inquire ct i9l Commercial National Bank
Bldg. aplggt
FOR E-POOLR0OM, 10 TABLES, CLUB
house charter; open Sundays and all night; doing
a hDe business; BEST location; party leaving town
splendid bargain Inquire at ROOM 40l CONNER
cal National Bank Bldg. apis-a
BOOMING HOUSE. DOWNTOWN, FILLED
with roomers; must sell, 500.
Wsnted-Grocery rooming and boarding houssa
d. Z. BUSINESS AND REALTY BROKERS',
6ll 18th ST. Room g.
WHISKEY. 8 PER GAL. THE JOHN WE'D
DERBURN, 5l6 f st. NV. sTs-u
If You WISH TO DISPOSE OF YOUR BUsI-
ness or wish to buy any kind Of a business. con.
suit us. We can please you. TAYLOR's. lS5s +
st. mh23-tf
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsFR

IN THE SUPREME COURT oE TIE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Marie Louise Stockton et al Va
sally Evans Booker ct a. Equity No. a9ls the
object of this suit Is for discovery and accounting
from the administratrix Of Mary A T. Stockton
deceased; determination Of ownership Of copyrights
and real estate in square l5s and sale OF said real
estate On motion Of the complainants Il is this
sth day OF April. 1907, ordered that the defendants
Kate F. Evans, William Wiley. Elizabeth Wiley,
Moses T. T. Evans, Evans Booker William Booker,
Bessie Booker, Minna Booker. Lawrence Booker,
Frank S. Booker, and Katharine Booker cause their
appearance 70 Se entered herein on or before the
fortieth day exclusive OF Sundays and legal holt
days occurring after the day Of the first publication
Of this order otherwise the cause viii be preceded
with az in case Of default. Provided copyNof this
order be Published q week fer three successive
weeks IN the Washington Law Reporter aud fhe
Washington Herald before said day. ASHLEY n.
GOULD, Justics. A true copy-Test; fSsall J. Il.
YOUNG CLERK By r. p RELEW Assistant
Clerk GORDON GORDON and ERskINE
GORDON, Solicitors FOR the complainants.
aus I3O
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding 2 Probate Court. No. 1885.
Administration.-This Is 20 give notice that the
subscriber. Of Darlington. Wisconsin. has obtained
from the PROBATE Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters tsstamensry the estate Of John Frehner
lats Of the District Ct Columbia. deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the y0ueh-
ers thereof legally authenticated 20 the subscriber
on before the 18TH DAY OF APRIL. A. ID.
1905; otherwise they may By law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th day Of April. 1867. CARL FREHNER.
Darlington Wisconsin Attest: lSeai} JAMES
TANNER, Register Of Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia Clerk Of the Probate Court EDWIN C.
DUTTON. Attorney. apis a.T
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COLLECTORS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or CO-
lumbia holding a Probate Court No. 1884 al
ministration.-Ths is 20 give notice that the sub
scribeT Of the District q Columbia, has ohtainsd
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters testamentary on the estate Of Beverly l..
Moodey, late Of the District Of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against Size deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the V0ucb-
ers thereof legally authenticated 20 the subscriber.
on or before the 5TH DAY OF APRIL. a. ID, 1893
otherwise they may by laW be excluded from al
benefit Of said estate Given under my hand this
5th day OF April. 1907. MARGARET ". MOODEI
1919 st. NV. Attest; lSeall JAMES TANNER.
Register Of Wis Tor the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of tie Probate Court. CHAs. W. CLAGErr.
Attorney. an6,i5.n
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FARMS f0R SALE.

FOR sALE-0 ACRES: 5-HOOM HOUSE: STA
bic fruit, good water: acres in eord wood, 6
miles from civ. l- miles from electric and steam
rads. Reduced 20 S2,sQ, as owner called away,
ROOM 8, E5e \. y. ave. Office epea sunday.
ar1a8-
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-TO BUY RIDING SADDLE
English or American. III good condition. Address
4. r. S.. Herald Office. apD-3t
WANTED-RENT OR BUY OR 10 HORSE
portable engine and boiler OF wheels. Address
BOX g. Herald of5ce. apg87st
WANTED - LET THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We offer sou q good square piano free
lor SIX months if you'll pas the cost o. moving.
r. q. SMITH PIANO Co, los Pa. ave.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia holding a Probate Court No. 1855, Ad-
ministrston.-Fhis is to give notice that The sub
scriber Of the District OF Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration on the estate Of Perry
Brown late Of the District Of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having slams against the deceased arc
hereby warned TO exhibit tile same With the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated TO the sub
scriber on or before the 5TH DAY OF APRIL.
A d. 1905; otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 5th day Of April, 1867. ELLIOTT "
BROWN. eli 18th g. ne. Attest l5eaLl JAMES
TANNER. Register Of Wills for the District Of Co
hImhia. Clerk Of the Probate Court CHARLES J..
MURPHY Attorney. apps $50
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE.

EXPERIENCED DAIRYMAN WANTS POSI-
ton; understands the care q improved dairy ma
chinery, making butter &c Uiddle-aged single. and
sober. Address BOX II. Herald office apl9-3t
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We Buy LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay moTs Than the company issuing them must
be seven years old industrial policies fHE
Ms-tf
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Z. II THOMAS and JAS FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-11-15

locality for berry growing Just
largest
Mr. c. Stewart
until he
all
prices for his entire each
making Snohomish
this county
richest
of
these lands
constructed
tide this
will
the already
rich grain lands which snohomish county may boast Of
with hundred dollars and by investing these
culvang
himself independent income and principal tied up
localities
Tho notdo WE'LL.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-11-15

Sound which have been
the raising of oats and hay which DO not
To so there owners For the higher
and the chances are that through
0u h the Of b will also support from twelve to fifteen
will permit of profitable dairy business good cultivation should pro-
which, with economical management will mean good
opportunity the fact
put state of M s @ aa n Of
location and the proximity @ and cities Land near the y
%any cases held however
dnce state These lands are covered
off the which the Oggers have Left and these must n
and labor and & expense but b wOK n e r
clearing the land For in
will yield from $3.50
in greatly reduced
them d after
"e they o daryns
industry wonderful
portions and is profitable hoomsh is the second dairy county
Der of and mndous butter production which goes to many
all
trough
he con an a ay%e story
y s@
eS h a his
des such as lumber nG and ThfFleS aHe developed more rapidly
for dairy and acual products right the far what
cities but also in Seattle Tacoma and other large cities the Northwest
nuay millions of dollars worth from the East These cities will
the agricultural poultry
snohomish the natural home of the plum
oa the % e as the
product is npavy small but the opportunities wn6h Offered
within few snohomsh county will have splendid fruit orch
earlier
% saS"'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09
BELIEVES JAPANESE
ADMIRAL MISQUOTED

Washington. July s. ~ Admiral
Brownson. chief Of bureau of naviga-
tion, navy department said today that
he was satisfied that the japanese Ad-
miral Sakamoto. who IS reported in
the Hochi. the japanese anti-govern-
mental paper. 10 have questioned the
patriotism OF American naval crews
and the ability of the American naval
officers, TO have been misquoted. said
Admiral BroWnson:
while spurred on by q spirit of
unrest or homesickness, sailors have
sometimes left the American navy;
they have always done SO in time Of
peace. There is no record of a blue
Jacket deserving in time of war;
At the Japanese embassy the Off
cials discredited the reported, utter
ances of Admiral Sakamotb Mr.
Haninara, the second secretary ex-
pressed his strong belief that the Ad-
miral had not given voice To any such
uttcrances AS those printed or any
thing like them, and that If he spoke
about the matter at all he has been
badly misquoted. such alleged senti-
ments by the admiral, he declared,
We're absurd, and the publication was
very much deprecated. The ambas-
sador Niscount AokL he declared, did
not care To discuss the matter because
he did not want to give It any inn
pur,ance by referring to it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09
DISPATCH or ITEFT WISE
PROBATION. BRITISH VIEW

London. July 0.-The Daily Mail
I'm an editorial article on the Japan
cse-Amcricau situation, says:
Around the immense area of the
Pacific ocean the embattled nations of
The world are gathering as the na-
lions gathered around the Mediterran-
can tw't thousand years ago. Careful
observes universally viii agree that
the great events OF the twentieth cen
Jury probably will be occupied with
the rim of this vast saucer.
WAR between Japan and America
is almost unthmkable We believe
the intentions of the statesmen of
both countries to be profoundly pa
cific. and that the incidents at san
Francisco are not responsible for the
movement of the American fleet.
Japan commenced The war with
Russia. without previous notice. by
destroying half the Russian fleet
such a move was very effective the
first time it was performed, and
honceforth no nation viii wait for a
formal declaration of war. but viii be
ready to strike while there are yet no
signs Of diplomatic rupture.
''The cautious and wise statesmen
directing American policy are not vio-
lating prudence IN deciding to con-
centrate their forces In the region
where the keenest eye can detect the
menace on the obscure horizon"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09
CONsEI;V ATINE UTTERANCES
OF JAPANESE PRESS

Toxic. July S-The Ashi today
prints an interview with an influen-
tial Japanese naval expert, who SAYS.
1T would be improper TO infer a
demonstration in the transfer OF the
American fleet 90 the Pacific. This
movement IL part OF a pre-srranKed
plan, and is q result Of tho constant
growth Of the American navy. and
the Increasing importance Of Pacific
interests from the strategic point Of
view. M significance can be at
tached until a least thirty ships have
been transferred TO the Pacific"
The Ashi also publishes an edito-
rial article setting forth the same
views. It regrets the American fleet
cannot visit japan in order to enable
Japan fo rcassert her sincerity and
reciprocate the naval hospitality ex-
tended To- the visiting japanese war
ships al jamestown. The paper also
urged the ahrouation of article two
~ the existing commercial treaty in
order to put an end 10 the cause ~
thf auu-Jaranese feeling az san Fran
cisco
Almost All The newspapers treat the
matter With Ualmness. finding IL Is
natural fnr the United States ta re-
distribute its naval forces as a result
~ its imperial policy. They too. gen
erally exnress regret that il viii be
(Continued on Page 2, Column %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09
MEXICO HAS Nj
TERRITORY
FOR SALE
CONSTITUTION FORBIDS
RUM0RED TRANSACTION
Ambassador CreeI Indignant at
Reported Grant of CoaIing
Station on Pacific Coast to
United States,
IBy Morning journal Special Leased wire.l

I5y Morning journal Special Leased Wire. !
Washington. July S.-The Mexican
Ambassador through Mr.. Londa sec
retary in charge OF the office at
Washington. today said:
There is NOT one word Of truth in
the statement published by the press
about the negotiations between Mex
leo and the United sta.es for the sale
of Magdalcna Bay in Lower Califor-
MIA. The subject has never been
mentioned by the state department To
the Mexican ambassador. and besides
there is not one inch Of Mexican terri
tory that .could be purchased al any
price or under any consideration. The
constitution 'of the reTablic absolutely
forbids any such transaction
The state department officials
strongly deUrecate what they describe
as the periodical revival of the stores
about the acquisition Of Mexican ter
ruory because the publication is in
variahly followed by an outhurst of
irritation and suspicion in Mexico that
requires the best efforts of American
diplomacy % subdue.
n IS said that Magdalcna BAY IS
unsuitable for nayalkor coaiiug sta
uon. n has been custl lmary when the
Pacific squadron repaired there semi
annually. TO send "A collier with the
ships to keep them in coal To rc-
Iicve he navy Of this trouble. % is
now proposed to anchor hulk in
Magdalcna Bay which can be kept
filled with coal by some contractor
from his coast schooners and thus
serve as the base for "a supply for the
American ships when they enter the
bay for target practice. several
months ago permission was sought 90
thus station the coal hulk. and the
Mexican government very freely as
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09
Senator Taylor Hopes for Time
When United States viii
Have a Hundred BattIeShipS
to Assure Peace,
.ASIATlC POSSESSIONS
MENACED BY JAPAN
Tennessee Statesman Declares
War With Nippon Only QueS-
ton of Timei Well to Be
Ready for Fray
Ln, MornIng JournaI specInI Lensed wlre.l


Kansas City, July s.-A special to
the Times from oklahoma city says:
United states Senator Robert Tay-
lor. of Tennessee, in an interview here
today, said
War with Japan is bound to come
eventually / am glad that sixteen
battleships have been sent TO the Pa
cific coast II war was to be de-
clared now. Japan could easily blow
up all out far east possessions. Per
manent peace can only come to the
United states by a large navy, and |
trust some day this country may have
100 batteships. | consider the build
ing of the Panama canal the greatest
achievement Of the age. The fact th9t
with its completion we would assem-
BILE the Pacific and Atlantic war fleets
within five days is alone worth the
money
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09
TRIAL OF louis GLASS
FOR BRIBERY COMMENCES

san Francisco. July A.-Thc rial. Of
Louis GLASS. vice president nf The Pa
clrc States Telephone and Telegraph
company. on the charge of paying q
s.. GOO hrihc D. Supervisor Charles
Poxton f1 block th. Home Telephone
franchise. began before Judge LaWlor
today
James ~ Robertson. au insurance
broker. was selected as the first Juror
subject o. ucrcmufory challenge.
Thomas KirkiCy Was tentatively ac-
cepied as the third Juror.
Patrick Lyons aud Joseph v. Rob
inson were also selected a. jurors.
subject to pcfcmptory challenge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-09

Mexico CITY. July According e.
the officials of the state department
here the United states has made no
request OF the Mexican government for
% Coalinc station ON the Pacific coast
at port Of Lower California.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-24

return remarkable verdicts not at all
in consonance with law or evidence,
still they fill the civilized demand for
some bar between the rigid execution
of law and the exercise of mercy
founded on the accompanying circum-
stances of the crime, and the consen-
sus of enlightened opinion will cling to
the jury In some form as guard
against the very proposition advanced
by Mr.. Bonaparte. Granted that he
seeks to put these provisions in the
law, and the same objections stand.
In proof of this the case of Judge
Lindsay's juvenile court in Denver is
cited. This wise and good man leans to
the side OF mercy and wins for the
community useful and manly lives that
would under the methods Of Mr.. Bona
parte be lost for time and eternity,
and in doing such work Judge Lindsay
gives form to the beliefs of good men
everywhere that Justice should be tenn
pered with mercy and that many Grim
mails are more sinned against than
shining
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-24
MANAGERS RESPONSIBLE

A REPORT coming from railroad
| u men who have worked trains OF
a the grade at Cajon pass lays the
blame for the fearful wreck at Devore
on Saturday morning to the lack OF
sufficient brakemen to handle the train,
claiming that six men should have been
on the train in place OF three who were
there. These men claim that the train
could have been stopped by the hand
brakes had the crew been sufficient to
work the brakes
| But the worst feature OF this report
is the statement that the grade itself
Is In excess of the pitch allowed by law,
and therefore is and always has been
standing menace to the lives of all
who pass over 1t. 1t is currently re-
ported that one locomotive engineer for
the Salt Lake line refused to take his
train down this grade unless the ton
mage of the train was reduced from
that first offered to him to take, and if
this is true there should be an imme-
date indictment of the management
responsible for these things, and such
management should be held responsible
for the lives sacrificed to this murder
Gus greed
That the road should maintain
grade in excess of that allowed by law,
and for so many years, and that so
many deaths should have resulted in
consequence of the steep grade and no
.one in authority be held responsible or
made in any way to answer, is almost
past belief.
This report puts the matter squarely
up to the district attorney of San Ber-
nardino county; that he shall take i'm
mediate steps to ascertain the percent
from pressing condemnation. or, finding
the charge true, take the case to the
next grand jury and seek indictment
and Immediate trial.
1t is monstrous to take thousands of
helpless men and women over a grade
that is in excess of the lawful limit
and that is known to be dangerous by
the score OF fatal accidents that have
occurred there. The Herald is Of record
as in favor of placing responsibility for
such accidents on the management
rather than the employees, and in this
case, If it is true that the grade of the
Cajon pass is in excess of that allowed
by law and has ever been so the man
should be summarily punished.