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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-10
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-10

The Silvertonlan.A Appeal of Silver
ton, Ore, OF which John T. Hoblit,
formerly of the Morrison County
Democrat, is halt owner, last week
issued fine "Homeseeker Edition. .
John is sura on the lob.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-10

The articles about Mexico in the
American Magazine bear the impress
OF truth. To counterfeit this the
Bankers Magazine, representing the
railroad and other lnonorolles which
are exploiting the Mexican people, IS
sending broadcast an article by one
+. s. Smith defending the despot
who rules Mexico. Smiths article
simply consists OF general denials and
proves nothing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-10

FOR SALE-Drum cylinder job and
newspaper press, Taylor. some larger
than mage seven column. air springs,
taneIess delivery, table distrl button.
n pood condition A snap for some
ona who has use for this kind of a
nress Also 1Oxl5 Gordon. stones ana
atoer nrintinx material. Herald Print
mo "a. Little Falls, MINI. 81 tt
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-10

The Princeton Union is again
lambast,ng "dregs of the earth, "
meaning many of the immigrants who
come to seek better things IN America.
A good many OF those "dregs'' en-
pioyed on the Iron Range voted for one
Bob Dunn IN 1904 We suppose the
vote was welcome.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-10

Stalwarts who subscribed to the
Pioneer Press last spring thinking
they were going to get orthodox
doctrine, are now undergoing education
on the tariff in spite of themselves
The Pioneer Prses is trying hard to
atone for many years of evil.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-10

Norman County Herald: For 1912
the Herald makes this suggestion A:
Bryan and LaFoilette or LaFollette
and Bryan, and the gentlemen draw
straws to see who shall have first
hOnOrs.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-10

Judge James O'Brien of Caledonia,
father of Editor o 'Brlen Of the Eden
Valley Journal, lately passed away,
leaving the record of a stainless life
full of good works.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-10

there is to be fusion of power and
influence, and combinations of many
traits of character which are destined
to make this nation the greatest the
world has ever known.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-10
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
OF TYPE, GOOD PRESSES AND
TYPOGRAPHICAL ARTISTS

These represent our facilities for doing
the kind of printing that will please you.
The prices are right. and prompt delivery
the invariable rule at this Office.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-10

Miss Odile..-Heroux, employed at
the st. Paul store, is on the sick list.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-12-10
Your. Printing

1t should be fit representative of your
business. which means the high grade, az.
tistic kind. That's the kind we do.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-10-13

Cleveland, Springfield, Mass; wor-
cesIer' Portland, Ale Providence
Boston, Baltimore. Raleigh. Harri-
Durg' Philadelphia, Detroit Now
YORK city, Pittsburg. Louisville, New
Oriean', Kansas City, San Francis.
co. Salt Lake City, Lincoln. MIL
wauHee, Peoria Indianapolis. Seattle
spokane Tacoma, Billings. ST Louis
and Chicago
Elghty-six Washington churches
nave informed Executive Secretary
p. S. La Fetra that they will give nm
'hree Sundays during November TO
missions.
1t is planned to make the Wash.
ink''h convention a big affair. The
Strategic importance of the CanitaI
IS recognized by the leaders Of tho
national committee. and MANY Of tho
pest speakers In America on mission.
airy subjects will speak here Nh,
nrst meeting will be held in ID A
H. continental Hall and the otho~s
II various churches and theaters
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-10-13
TELEPHONE DIS
PATCHING ADOPTED

me Norfolk e Western railroad
mas recently put nto service two tels-
Pho cirsIits for handling its trains
one between Roanoke. Virginia and
BIueiid. West Virginia. 1912 miles
the other between BIuefeId and WI
hanson, West Virginia. 1O7 miles
mere are 1G stations on the for
mer circuit and - stations ON tho
iatter Western Electric Companv,s
te'e fonH equipment and Gill selec.
o.5 are used On both circuits
las equipment extends tbropgb
SON very mountainous country and
amor good test of telephone tr,ip
~ t.hing under very severe conai
"''s This equipment has been in
''''a since September 25tb and
Mt. w G. Walstrum. superintondon.
OI Telegraph reports that both cir.
CUTS have been giving excellent cor
wee irrc that time. A feature %,
interest in connection with one ~
nee circuits is that the telepbono
was pressed into service before be-
."s ialrly completed owing to the
.'''Hraph circuits having gone ONT
'' commission due to the recent widS
spread Electrical disturbance affirm,
- IN TN Aurora Borealis. or north
'rn lights
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-10-13
MISS FLORENCE GEAR
IN FLUFFY RUFFLES

An annual claim is being made
Tor Fluffy Rufre,," the merry mu-
zeal comedy, in which Florence Gear
VIII be here oct. % Miss Gear is
the star and her work stands out
pre-eminently just as it did last sea-
o. IN Marrying Mary but every
''"rr part presents such big posi-
D!!ities that only the cleverest must
cal comedy artists could satisfy the
"Aacting demands which are thereby
put upon them The result is a most
happy one. Miss Gear is surround
ed this season By the best company
she has ever had.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-10-13
world during this generation.

world during this generation
a big convention will be be1d I'm
washington November II to Ia for
the purpose OF awakening the church
members of this city on the oues-
tloa of missions. President Taft
VIII make the opening address at
TINS convention. It is expected that
there will be at least 1000 delegates
from the different churches of Wa7b
lhston and vicinity. This conyen-
ton is only one Of seventy which
Will be held during the coming win
Ter and spring in the principal cities
o fthe United States. for the mr.
pose of stirring every lawman in
America to active interest. and if
possible, to gather financial supnort
of missions.
Pinchot Heads COMMITTEES
Hifford Pinchot, chief of the for
estry bureau, is chairman of the
general Washington committee bav-
ing the matter in charge Pastors
of the citv or, o.,,..,, "S'oIS
mept ana ba,o a.,. ..u IN '"e move
tee to GO, ,,',' "pp l.o, a commit
Bisbon ,I5r,5 ''T "',n us officers.
Earl Cranston , ',', u''s ana Bishop
honorary cb,ira,s W oeen SeI'cted as
and the Ro, y, 'ne committee
cbair.,.r ~ rover as active
Tho r,yr,..,.
mon, ,4.. .'''s 'opary move
is n.erdonor,ino,,o' .",ee years ago.
its uadamert.I ,5a" J, mas as
mana or rbr,. ''ea '"al the COM
world and preach -. ~. ,','o an tne
creature. I, 49, Eo'pe' 10 every |
men og tod. ,o'S upon the /
belt. o.. b.t ".''' OeIore 10 I
lions ami ~. l.,,. 'I'.o OF condi-
tha raus, 70, t.. , ~ t'"'''''ty' Us
carry the o,s,ci - 49, ','"aly 10
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-10-13

"'rNahly high standing in the csti-
nation OF playgoers everywhere. His
engagement here in Faust, tonight
VIII therefore be one of the most inn
portant event of the month. A com
pete scenic and electrical presenta-
non of the play is promised. and
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-10-13

the cast is said TO be excellent. Miss
Tdyth Tct'en. formerly prominent
IN support OF stars under the mana
cement OF Charles Froham. is MIR.
Griihths present leading lady. and
her portraiture OF the charming role
OF Marguerite 81 said to be the most
pleasing
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-10-13
FAUST TONIGHT

That sterling actor john Griffith.
VINO has frequently i'm past seasons
entertained and delighted local play
soers. will again give us his vivid
impersonation of the Devil" i'm
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-10-13
NEW PLANTS
TO BE RIIII.T

Fl''sbure oct 13.-One hnndred
miIiio" dollars will be spent I'm 1910
or construction OF new iron and
steel mills already contracts have
D'en LET for plants along the river
front.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
WEDDING CAKE s FEET
HIGH WEIGHS SEQ POUNDS
Kirg Of Tonga Carefully ConeeaIs the
Nare OF the Briae He Is 10
Lead 70 the Altar.

CHRIS New Zea and.
Dec. by command Of King George
@ Tonga q baker OF AuAland has de-
s.@ncd ami Quit a cake for the eOmins
IUptialS of thar potenraie In iJs
spiendor and imposing proportions tho
cake. 90 quote he local press, has
never mad an equal IN the annals Of
AUsrralasidn confectionery
II weighs 300 pounds and stands
cight feet high Decorating various
panels are the Tongan coat Of arms.
the Tongan royal crown and he
Initials ~ The King ana of his BRIDE.
Curiousiy enough the brides niuais
are concealed from the gaze or the
crowd who admire the cake q the
bakers snop window
The identity OF the future Queer is
IA fact a mystery. aud one Of ,ae con
ditions imposed on the baker was com
picte secrecy regarding her inuiais II
10 understood mat there has been
competition among the women OF ,hu
Tongau courJ for he bingly Dr!d
groom. ana that in orde. 70 defsr he
disappointment Of the unsuccessful
ones Tin The last possible moment his
majesty will not reveal the name OF
the bride until the day OF the cere-
mOuy
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
KIND TO CRIPPLE: WILL
GET PART OF $4,000 ESTATE
Msnicurist Notified OF a Bequest BE-
Payment Of Debt OF
Gratitude.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec IA letter
from an Indiana attorney appriSiUC
her that she had fallen heir 10 a FOR
tune Of about $25.000. has caused Miss
Emma b. Alexander Of No 10 NCun
Sixteenth.st. mauicurist 20 cease
work anu bash i'm the dream, ot COM
ing luxury
"One night just before Christmas.
fom years ago she said today MS
leaving a department store in which |
was then employed. when ! saw a man
nith a cane aiighting from car. IL
was plainly cripple. and ] ran oyer
and helped him and then walked With
him 20 tho sidewalk. H." aid be "as
on his way 20 the Reading terminal
and / uilOted him through th" holiday
crowd % the station
Just before leaving me- b." asked
me for M name and ad ire s. and a
few days later received letter from
him. dated Nov Iork replied and
for two .ears we sept up q ruri S.
rondence H told me thar his name
was Frank Dayton. that ae lived IN
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
SEES HIS BABE FIRST TIME
IN COURT OF JUSTICE
Port Huron Man Is Brought Into
Court on Charge of Neglect to
Support Family

PORT HURON, Mich De-, a.
Appearing in court FOR examination on
a charge OF abandoning his wife and
tour children, Marcus Van BusAirA
saw his infant child for the frst time.
Mrs. Van Busklrh carried in her arms
The baby which was born after ;ae
husband wen. to Detroit 20 worn.
Van Bushrh waived ~xamiudtiou.
and ia circuit court pleaded guilty..
Then he produced H., eipts showing
tIat bee had paid several SUMS I'D pjs
wife hlt that the payments sad
ceased In september.
Van BusAilh gave the Judge pos 5l
ard. which NJ claimed h receh ed Tn
Fetroit AID which ne said was the
cause for the Uou-pay ment OF money
tor the support W the family ON the
ara II was stated that Mrs Van Bus
hirk WAS entertaining SIX ladies' at
thei- nome i'm s. Clair
so don't want 20 support anyone
besides ms own family" said Van Biz
Eirk $50 when ! cot the card CUTE
sending money
Judge Tappan made an order that
Van Buskirt pay s. per week toward
the support Of his family and then ,te
court said that the prisoner would BE-
released on parole. the parole 70 last
90 long as the payments We're kept Ur.
Judge Tappan suggested that Alr and
Mrs Van Buskirk settle their differ
noes ana live together
IN live with her just as soon rs 7
am assured that her relatives xiii
8 cop away from the house. said Van
Buskirk
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
COUNTESS OBTAINS
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
Hotel Register With Husband
Name. Fsrrsr, Spelled Back
ward, Was IN Evidence.

NEW YORK Dec l4-Mis. Ala
EuSenia II G. Farrar. better known IN
charity circles as the Countess Won
Boos-Farrar. obtained an iuterlocutory
decree 81 absolute divorce from Leon
ard C. Farrar The fact that the plain
III, was the countess would Lot nave
been revealed had II not been for IN"
fact that her marriage certificate Was
filed with the Judgment roll m the
county clerks office The certificate
ssid that Mrs Farrar's maiden name
was Ads Won Iioos.
The case was heard by Justice Bis
choH
Dressed IN a brown tailormade suit.
Mrs Farrar testified that she had been
married 20 Farrar az College Point ON
Nov PC 1908. by the Rev. Henry
Marsh WarreD. known As thu marry
ing parson She said her case had
been pushed ahead on the calendar be-
cause she intended 20 80 west on n
vocal concert tour After saying that
she Gad not forgiven or coudoned the
o1enses 81 her husband. she was per
m.ttod - leave the stand
Then a clerk ~ the Parker House
brought with him the register OF the
hotel. AMI when shown picture OF
Farrar Identified him As the man who
registered himself and another woman
there one evening as {. l.. Rarrat
aud wife Rarraf IL Was pointed out,
Is Farrar spelled backwards. The
clerk said that Farrar and the same
woman occupied apartments IN the
hotel on two occasions On this cyl.
dence Justice BiSchoff granted the iu-
/ terlocutory decree.
In an affidavit Mrs Farrar said she
land Farrar had no children She de-
scribed him as a broker of )ewelry
and precious stones. but did not tell
his business address There WAS also
a letter from Farrar 20 his wife, IN
which he confessed his Suin and th"n
made an impassioned appeal for for
giveness
Mrs Farrar nrs' attracted public AZ
tenuon by her efforts 10 interest veal
ths ncrsOns I'm various Charitah,e pr
iects She had good voice and when
ever BROOKLYN society gave an enter
talument the Countess was usually or
tho programme She also gave sevora.
public entertainments 90 her own and
sent our invitations which We're IN
dorsei D. such men as Senator Wi
Liam \ Clark Joseph J Little. Iheo-
dor. Sl'ro George Edmund Ball and
Elhurt Hubbard
The Countess pet project was the
foundation Of home and school FOR
the wives and children OF conyicts.
She finally established the Brookside
Farm az Rardouia y y hu' tho
tract OF several thousand acres was
sold in zoos because the home did no.
prove a success.
The Countess claimed 10 be the
daughter of Count John Matthias Won
Roos az Sweden who spent lars,
fortune in gambling She said hel
mother was the daughter OF Gus>r
Perglund and was an attendant upon
Ouccn Josephine. wife Of oscar (
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
WANTS SALARY REDUCED.
Sheriff Bean Of Jackson County. Sets
New Record.

JACKSON Mich,. Dec 14-Shcgif
George II. Bean wants his Office put
on a salary basis and viii take the
ncce,sary stops 20 this end "a. the
January meeting of the board Of super.
VICES
Mr. Bean IS serving the third term
IN his Office and although he has been
doinp good business under the fee
system. he hds always believed sal
ary preferable ,or compensation for all
pesoe ofirGrs Although The cunstiiu-
iion prohibits q change OF campensa.
ton during the term for which an OIL
Ger is elected Mr. Bean believes that
an understanding could Ice made with
the supervisors provided The salary
agreed upon was less than the income
from the fees
This Is the FIRST instance I'm tie his
tory OF Jackson county. and probably
in Michigan. that an officer has asked
10 have his compensation reduced. The
sob ON feo basis is believed 70 be-
worth from $4,000 10 $4,000 year
MIR. Bean has been the most eff.
Client sheriff JACKSON has ever had
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
SKULL AND BONES" WILL
ADMIT RIA. THE MUMMY
Famous Egyptian II Seems, Was Se1t
From Africa For Yale
Society

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec. 1.-THE
last resting place of Ria the mummy
which arrived ON the Aragonia last
week viii probably be the house Of
skull ana Bones. the Yale secret Sp.
ciety Secretary Stokes said today.
- Is true that the mummy sent hy
my brother from Egypt has arrived II
s., not giit 10 me personally or 10
Yale university. but is intended for a
student organization with which my
brother was connected. ! can throw
no light ON the identity OF the de-
ceased Some az the newspaper re-
ports as 20 the value 81 the mummy
are absurdiv exaggerated.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
DESCRIBES CONDITIONS
IN STEERAGE AS SHOCKING
Woman WHO Travelled Across ocean
Says Sights Were RepuisiH-
Tc Laws OF Decency,

WASHINGTON. Dec - The r"-
Dor. ON Storage conditions which
was obtained by peclai agents of ne
immigration bureau. trayeii"- az
storage passengers OF different Trans
Atlantic steamers was YESTERDAY pro
scented 10 the senate with recommen-
datious fol legislation 90 betJ.. con
ditious
Accordipe To- Che rcHogg OF TIA" com
mission woman agent "d- mi
ably nsulted eul compelled 10 With
stand rcpusite ptiNationS while ray
cling tc,raga She said
During those j. days ina Vi" steer
age lived ia Is disorder aud .n sur
ronudings taa offended -yor5 aen~c
On., he fresh b.aoZo from tEe sea
overcamc the sicEauin- odor The
vile language Of the men, he screams
of the omen defending hcma",tcs,
the tr5 Ing OF children wretchei lf-
cause of lhciT Surroundings. trtiatcI
toyond ,uduraucc luore was no
ighi before which the eye uid not
prefer 20 close,
Every thing WAS dil;y. sticky and
disagreeablc 20 the touch Eccrv
.ul,.rcs .ion was oG.neiec Worse than
this was thc general ala NJ immc"i.
ity
For - hours each Ia. Win,cs-cd
an around M This improper lad
cent and forced min ling or mon arI
women Who Wero totsi strangers. and
often did not understand one word OF
.ho same language PcDplc cauuo. liH"
I'm such surroundings anu not b" n0u
cuccd
The woman ascut also tult an 'bc
mlngling Cd tho sailors With tito vo.
mon az tho stccrago as did the m"n
stcerage pas en-crs.
The woman agent tolls OF repe iug
advances on tho pert Of Tho crew aud
stewards with a hard aa apcciel blow
i'm the oncnders face
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
TAFT DRIVES THROUGH
STORM TO TALK ON BOWERY
Offers Words Of Cheer 20 Unfortun-
mates and Later lnspects the
Bread Line"

MEM YORK. Dec President
TAFT last n.ght addressed typical
BcEcry audience iu The BoWery mis-
sion He afterwards in- pected the
bread line" room where each hight
hundreds ~ the unemployed are given
food
Tho president iu Immaculate even
ing CioJLcS presented q striking con
tras' 10 the men Of rne mission VINO
rose 10 their feet and Cheered him as
he entered M long. church like room
fiJm tho Go1r. I'm Ais talk % ID, men,
delivered IN an earnest conversational
tone ne president urged his hearers
not % Dc Gown on their luck. but 20
struggle oa I'D the belief HAT The IN
t1re would be brighter for hem
The drive 20 he mission was ono ~
the widest automobile trips the pre- +.
deur has ever had Rain was coming
down IN torrents as his car. preceded
b. police machine, turned into
Broadway from the FiftysiXth-st en-
trance 20 Carnegie hall aud started
down toWu Through maze OF after
thcater traffic tho automobiles thread
cd inair wa. along the Great White
Way
Entering the hall tho president met
number 81 Bowerv mission workers
anuug them Mrs Bird THE Mother
II tire Bcnerf and D. Halimond
superintendent or the mission The
president was introduced by Or Louis
kiOpsch. vho established the mission
Or Ildiimund fret spoke 20 the men
wonder II YOU understand What
an honor d rs 20 have the president
Of the United Statos come down here
to- sac YOU? nc asked
I'VE do came q chorus Of answers.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14
THREE. KILLED, 10
HURT, As TRAINS
! CRASH NEAR ERIE
Twentieth Century Limited on the
Lake Shore Railroad Dashes Into
the Boston Special in Blind
ing Snow Storm
Bodies OF Dead Italian Passengers
Taken To Morgue-None of the
Injured Will Die

ERIE Pa. Dec ii.-rhrce Italian
laborerg are dead seven persons arc
lying seriously injured in - Vincent
hosrs = u though none is believed iatal
~ huit. and eleven others were taken
\ 10 BNaalo suffering from minor hurts
as !, result OF a rear-end collision
between tho Twentieth Century limit
+ ed and the Chicago-Boston Special.
on thc Lake Shore road near North
East. six mites east ot here last
night The wreck occurred durins 2
raging snow storm
The dead
Anton Land. hound from LES Az
gees 20 Copenhagen Denmark. 'Wo
Unidentified Italians
The seriously injured
Frank r. Sparks. Groenyiile Wis
legs cu' ana bruised George MctoA-
iple Indiana Harbor Conn hea cuts
T. l.. Cl0gsion. jamaica Plans. Mass
les fracttfrcd wflli8tC'-T MOI. trn
Buffalo rivhr ~sh oUidcr fraCtul et: \
IL Whittier Dunkirk y y fac crft
Lewis Nidalc Skull fractured George
+ McFa.ldas. Gsss Nv iah Conn. faco
cut. Avola DE Lewis. Auburn y y.
bruised EboAt arms and bou3,
Less seriously hurts------.---
Louis Zidole. travelling. man. nqth-
ing 10 indicate residence Frank
S. Stock Springfield Miss Mrs Edna
l.ostus. New York CITY. head injured
W. T.. Burr New York citv. head
bruieel. T j. Hadng C,eveiand head
bruised. NJ Masters. Cincinnati. head
cut and bruised. CLAYTON Chapman
Eyria. Ohio. ribs fractured William
Coale. Warren Ohio bruised two
unidentified men
The Century left Cleveland ar ais
n. m. - minutes late Engineer
Berger OF Collinwood. and fireman
Falkenstcn. Of Buffalo were in The
cab. The Boston special had pulled
ont AZ 7.57 u. m By the time she
left Erie binding snow storm WIS
raging. \ freight preceded the BCs-
ton train. and out Of Erie he delayed
the special So that ms the time the
Century left Erie she was only few
minutes behind the Boston train.
Near North East the Boston flyer
had come almost 10 stop oebind the
freight The Century was bowling
along at close 20 top speed The snow
obscured the rear signal lights OF the
flyer and the Century ploughed into
her. The flyer carried a smoker IS
the tail end coach. II was spllntered
IL was in this car that the dead and
injured were riding
None of the passengers on the Cen
tury~were injured Engineer Berger
and ~firemaR Fake Bstein - Tere only
slightly scratched
Passengers on the Century turned
out of their berlhs and aided IN eT-
Treating the injured from the ruins
OF the other train. Eleven OF the less
Injured were taken 70 Buffalo on
another passenger train which follow.
ed the Century and the Century and
Boston flyer proceeded east.
The seven most seriously injured
were taken 10 81. Vincents hospital
here and the three dead Italians were
taken 10 the morgue They We're
roughly dressed and We're undouhted-
ly members Of construction gang.
They had been asleep in their seats
when the engine Of the Century smut.
fed out their lives,
Only the rear coach Of the flyer was
wrecked. but there was scarcely more
than kindlng wood left Of II
The Detroit times., 1909-12-14

Plymouth Ind. and that he Wa
cat,le dealer ana had ranches in Ari
coma
few week. later he wrote me
tla, az was quite i,l and IN suhsc-
.oueut letters said that hc doubted
that no would survive His Illness
Is, said. VAS due 10 his old injury.
y, said be- expected TO rememher me
Jon the sind act / had done Tour years
ago
-as- week. received lette- sign
ga lv VIM r Bates. an attorney Oh
Pr mouth. IND n tlld me that r..
DAYTON. who had died. had hequea ned
me large part Of his estate sum
of money between $2uooo and s-''u"V
end property in Plymouth . said, vas
stipulated