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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
NORTH COAST TO
BUILD TO SALMON
WILL RUN FROM WAILA WAILA
TO MOUTH OF IDAHO
RIVER.

The "mysterio s North Coast" con-
tinues to be the railroad puzzle Of
the Northwest. Nearly $4,000, 900 has
already been spent for right ht-of-way,
construction work and an entrance
into Spokane. Every big railroad
system in the West has at one time
or another been accused of beiag
back of the N rth Coast, but the
public is no wiser to the real finan-
cial interests supplying Mr.. Straholn,
the president of the N. c.. than it
was two years ago.
Strahorn is called the silent one, '
probably because he gives so many
interviews without lie ting out the
secret of his backing. But Mr. Stra.
horn Is not reticent now about the
plans of his road. He gave an inte :.
view to Seattle newspaper In
which the general route of the road
was outlined in plain terms The
vital part of the route to Wallowa
county is his staten ent that the
North Coast wi "bulld a line from
Walla Walla to tie Salmon river,
IDAHO"
If that line Is built 1t is dollars to
1oughnuts that 1t will skirt the
aorthem edge of this county; across
a pass in the Blue Mountains east
Of Walla Walla to the Grande Ronde
river, down the Grande Ronde to
The Snake and up the Snake to the
mouth of Salmon. There is no
other practicable route,
Why does the Moth Coast want to
reach the moth of Salmon river,
idaho? Because the Salmon river
runs Gear across the state of Idaho,
rom the eastern side to the western
boundary line, furni Shing water
srade route; the great object now be
ng sought by all transcontineHtal
railroads.
Here is the in erview with Mr.,
Strahorn as it appeared in the Seat
tie paper:
mo, l do not care to go into de-
alls concerning our future movemen !
And there is NJ use skiing questions
Ibout some line being back OF the
North Coast. We are making connec
Lions with all of them. The North
Coast is putting in main line from
Spokane to the Sound and will build
10 Portland eventca ly,
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

State of Ore. to L. C. Johnson,
Sc 16-1n-4S 5000.
William Wills to H. e. Merry
man and H. A. Galloway. (Option)
lot and Sc NV and sk ne 4-5n-43
$45O).0O
l.. c. johnson to H. N. Vaughan
e1s ne, sw ne and n1a nh se,S-1n-4S
$10O
Josie E. Riley to Anson F. Policy,
NV ne, MY NV sec 13, sw sw sec IL,
2s-44 $1,000
t. M. Littleton to w. P. Warnock,
lots IS and 10 Littletons subdiv.
blk. 6, Am. Bank Add, Enterprise.
j. l.. Maxwell to Bear Greek lor
Co. n1a ne, sw ne sec 33, NV NV sec
"a, 1n.42. $4,000
Md. Coleman to Bear Creek lbr
Co. $50 acres in 1n-i2. 100000
Henry Spence to Bear Creek Lbr
Co. sA Sc, seA sw sec 2S, sw sw
sec 27, 1n-42. s13O0.00
Chella Pickett to Margaret Pickett
eh ne, sw ne, ne Sc 32-1n-43 81.
Margaret Pickett to Edna G. Hail.
ne ne, sw ne 32-1n-43, 81.
Margaret Pickett to Chella Pickett
ne sc, sc ne, 8 3,-1n-13. 81.
State OF Oregon to w. P. Warnock
lots Is and 16 sec 8, Sc sw sec H.
1s-4S. $72O.
State Of Oregon to Frank Herman
ne sw sec IL, NV sw see IA, 2n-47
sc ne sec 10, ne NV sec 22, 2n-4S
$780,
State Of Oregon to Hayes Herman
Sc ne, lot l, eh Sc sec g. 2n-47, sh
ne, Sc NV sec 1S 2n-4S $2101.65
Joseph Farnworth to N. D. Warner
eh Sc, sw Sc sec 20. sw sw sec 20
nh NV sec 20. e1s ne sec 81, 2s-44
$1440o.
A. w, johnson to J, A. Funk, trac
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
New Theatrical
Company Organized
National Stock Takes Place Of Ethel
Tucker Troupe On Local
Circuit.

The Ethel Tucker Stock company
closed its summer season at the
opera houes on Saturday evening
last in the sen sati )nal play, Jesse
James" before large audience. The
play is a reaso lably good one. OF
the kind. but the kind is not very
good. The company acquitted itself
in its usual creditable manner.
After the performance the company
disbanded and from its members
The National Sto,k Company" has
been organized. The new company
will be under man agement OF Lynton
Athey and VIM. Gardner. 1t retains
of the old company Miss Marjorie
Vaudeville. the charming little soub-
rette, whose singing and dancing has
won the hearts Of all and who ha,
shown surpri ling power In the more
serious work OF the drama; Lynton
Athey, who In comedy roles, has e3.
tahlished himself as a firm favorite
Momey Athey. In juvenile parts;
Harrington Dupuy. In character parts
and Miss Name Hea.on. also in
character work.
Negotiations are In progress with
some exceedingly strong people from
Portland and It Is hoped to be able
to announce their names soon, but
until contracts have been definitely
signed up with them It Is thought
best not TO give their names publicity
The experie ce O the summer has
taught the company about what the
people want and 1t Is the intention,
as nearly as p.s ible. TO give them
what they wan.
The opening ill on Saturday evea.
ing next will be ths intensely funny
comedy, who's Eaby Is Ut" This is
the same comedy which for the past
several seasons, under the title, "A
Family Affair."" has toured the coun.
try with the greatest success. II
contains a reasonably close-knit and
interesting story. abounds In irresist,
able funny situations and is full Of
new and catchy music. 1t is one OF
the most enjoyable plays of the seas
on and for its own sake, as we'll as
for the reason that the people wi !
want to compliment the new company
1t will doubtless be seen by large
audience.
The management desires to an
nounce that hereafter the Performance
will positively be lin at $3.50 O'Clock
and urge that people be In their sea-
before that time.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23

Pearson was passing Nottingham's
with pack train, and needing feed
and acting under instructions from
MIR. Hartshom. he helped himself TO
grain and left word with MIR. Not
tingham's hired man that Mr. Harts-
horn would se.te for II. MIR. Harts-
horn ON the stand claimed that in
Ietum for past favors he was told
by MIR. Nottingham so to do. This
vas denied by tie latter.
The real canse o. the suit is said
to be by ranohers along the Imnaha
road to put a stop to the petty steal
ing by people passing along that
way, 1t being al ned that a great
deal of grain Is lost In the course
OF a season.
Ditch Company Accused.
VIM. H. Boyd OF Lower Valley as
president of the Lower valley Irrl.
eating ditch, was arrested last week
on complaint OF Deputy Game war.
den Clemons, on the charge OF no
screens being paced on the ditch
heads. MT. Boyd gave bond for ap-
pearance but ter the complaint
was changed from personal one to
ole again the Glitch company.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
sixty.Ei ht New oetors,

At a me ting of the Oregon Boart
of Me1ic al Il aminers held In Polt-
land on the 2lst, the names were
given out of the applicants for IL
censes WHO were successful in pass
ing the rec snt examinations of the
board. From Ir. Mo IRE, who is one
of the SIX doctors ON the board, we
learn that sixty-eight in all were
licensed, making two-thirds of the
entire number who passed One hun
dred M. D's, AMI twelve d. O's. took
the examination with the result that
fifty-eight medical doc. .ors and ten
osteopa.hic doc ors succeeded n
making the required average. All
doctors who go before the board
take the same examination in ana
Qmy. physiology, his ology, pathology
chemistry, OBJ tetrics and gynecology
In addition to these subjects the me
ical appli ants are examined in va
rious branches Of theory and prac
tice of their school, while the osteo
pathic applicants are examined iI
practice of oIteooathy,-La Gran Il
Observer,
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23

We are buil7ing with Coast lines
south from Spokane to Tekoa and
are putting in a branch from Walla
Walla junction Of the main line north
to Davenport, and another west to
Adams county. We intend to build
on both sides of the Columbia north
from Kennewick and to build line
from Walla Walla to Salmon river
Idaho. We will cross the Columbia
river IS miles above Kennewiek
on the coast line and from the line
that branches from Kiona to Walla
Walla and the Salmon river will
cross at Alfalfa below Kennewick.
There is to be branch at Granger
tapping the To9penish valley.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23

The Eckhardt Company supporting the
brilliant actress Miss Josephine Deffry
comes to Enterprise Opera House for
an engagement of two nights commenc-
ing Friday night October 1st. The COM
pany is first-class and our theatre go
ing folk are assured of two delightful
and refreshing performances. No 6oubt
the Opera House will be packed to ca
pacity. Secure your seats in advance.
Prices rs cts, S5 cts. ard SO cts.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
Union Evangelistic
Campaign Planned
Local Churches unts Under Leader
ship of Or. ]. r. Pratt for
A Revival,

The Ministers association of Enter
prise has secured Evangelist ], r.,
Pratt to lead in great Union Evan
gelistic campai2n beginning Sunday
October "a,
DR., Pratt as an evangelist Is well
known In many states and large
cities. He is fine Bible student, a
forceful speaker and his work Is
thorough and lasting, He belongs
to class of eTangelists who can be
trusted by the churches.
The rink building has been secured
in which to hold the meetings. Seats
will have to be put in however and
such o'her nsoe ssary furnishings as
may be desmed important.
Committees have be IN appointed to
have in charge the various depart
ments Of the work, usch as executive,
finance, music, Vi iting, ushers, &c,
AS is the rule n all evangelistic cam
paigns of this nature the local people
assume the expenses such as railroad
fare entertainment, salary of singers
local incidentals, The Evangelist is
compensated by a free-will offering
on the last Sunday.
The association requests that chris
tian people make out their prayer
lists, form prayer circles, and hold
cottage prayer meetings. All this
ought to be done at once as time is
already limited for preparation.
The association appeals to every
one to SO far as possible arrange his
O.. her plans, en- agements and busi-
ness to attend the meetings regularly
and begin to talk up the campaign;
get interested; get busy. Every com
mitteeman Is ex. ected to do his or
her whole duty, Every Christian
will remember that revivals come
from above in answer to prayer.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
SEVERAL ACCIDENTS
ON GROUSE FLATS
HORSE FALLS ON kRTLEY VIII.
SON, BREAKING HIS THIGH
-sUeeY ovERTyRNs.

Grouse, Sept. 14-Threshing ma.
chimes are busy az ain as the rain
was of shot duration. Wheat is
making fine yield, from 80 to 40
bushels per acre. Every available
man and horse Is now employed at
fair prices.
w. X. Ladd is moving to his new
ly purchaesd ran h near Asotin, wher,
he contemplates making his future
home. He also has near 100 head
OF cattle and % head of hogs on
the road to lie list market.
Artey Wilson, son of Lafayette
Wilson, while on his way home from
Pomeroy. had the misfortune to get
his thigh broken in two places white
near Feola. His horse stumbled and
fell on him. He was alone, bat a
Few hours after the accident a man
and his wife happen ID to be passing g,
and as soon a; e. could get assist.
ance he was sent to Asotin for treat
lhent' IL IS Sall that he Is doing
fairly wei.
Mr.. Parrish and a gentleman in
company with him was looking over
the Grouse fats Friiay. the 10th ins,
and while on their return in the
afternoon they were going at fast
trot. AT turn in the road lay
horse that had been shot. The team
became frightened and made sudden
turn, upsetting the buggy and break
ing 1t in several pla ees. Mr.. Parrish
escaped without in ury but his part.
ner's leg was broken in two places
about 5 inches apart. The injured
man was sent to Mr.. Goocties the
Continued ON last mage
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
IN 10. A 2-2s.44. $40.

IN 10: 2-2s.44. $40.
w. A. Murray to A. H. Young,
irregular traot in Is A. $4,000.
j. L. Hamil on to A. H. Rudd,
ract ad % ming Joseph, 500.
]. l.. Hamilton to E, d, Sarell,
.ract adjoining Joseph, 500.
U. S. to w. w. Harris, ne 20-1s-44.
Wm. McFetridge to w, w. Harris,
eh sw 15-2s-44. ST..
j. E. Wa lace to T. X, Johnson,
iR ne, n1s Sc sec S5, NV NV, Sc NV.
lie sw, sw sw sec 96, 9n-41. $4,000.
w. H. Cochran to Ida Bowling. sw
lie, NV Sc, ne sw, Sc NV 4-5n-4l 81,
Hen,ich Thompson to ]. w, Isley,
OTIS 6, Z, and blk Z, jennings add
to Joseph. $1,000.
w. w. Winnings to w. B. Hunter,
.ract near Lostine. $1,000.
John Moore to w. B. Hunter, lots
Is, 10 and 20 blk 4, Bowman's add
10 Lostine. $40.
Tillie B. Zurcher to D. H. Jordan
lots and 4 blk 81, Zurcher's add
to Enterprise. 81.
]. C. Do ,.son to Hayes Herman ct a
los / to 7 inc. and s1s lot s blk 3
McCully's add to Joseph. $500.
]. C. Dodson to Ole Miller. lot
blk 6, Joseph. $4,000
Mary B. Ward to Carl Ward, lots
(, 5 and IL and NV sw 3-2s-43 $l5OO.
Mary A. Mitch I'll to Charles Rice
blk 4, McCully's a.d to Joseph $1,000
w. s. Hayden to F. Miller, lot
blk 16 Joseph, 500,
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
TO PLANT BIG ACREAGE
or BEETs NEXT SEASON

7. p. Workman. who has charge OF
the sugar beet II Ids In this vicinity,
has returned from a trip down the
valley 10 king after land leases.
About 2G00 acrss Of land are offered
the company for the coming year.
and II the price meets the approval
OF the managers al that acreage
will be sown to beets in this valley
next spring.
The harvesting OF the beets will
begin asolt October /, says MIR.
Workman. Wo-d has been received
that the railr ad company will put
in loading ack at McCormick's.
It being too ! te to build the new
road mile south this season. Scales
will also probably be put in.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
Hawley's Aasaila.ts Indicted.

The Baker county grand jury re.
turned joint indictment last
week against ]. j, Burns and C. H.
Spratt Of Co lpsrfie'd, the men who
bea. up Page Hawey.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
Acquit Pearson
OF Grain Theft
jury Ret rms Verdict Of Not Guilt
In Ca,e OF Local
int.rest.

Arthur Pears n, sheep herder
working for C. l.. Hartshorn, was
acquitted by ury In Justice Smith
court, Saturday, of stealing six bun
dies of grain from Harry Noting.
ham of Prairie Creek.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
GRAIN WANTED.

For Quotations on Wheat, Oats.
Rye, Barley, etc., send samples and
number of sacks to my office il,
Joseph. Highest prices paid deliver
ed at Joseph, Enterprise, Lostine,
Wallowa or any side track in county
F. D. McCULLY
Portland Office October First. 33r17
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23

Ladies are e'pe tally invited to
cali at Mrs. selbert's and see the
swellest line of Fall millinery ever in
the county.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23

Warren e. Forsytle, after spending
a couple of m )nths here with his
parents, left Monday for Portland
and Seattle. whence he will return
to his duties In the University OF
Michigan.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
FOR SALE.

Nearly new eight room house and
half block of land in most desirable
mart of town. Easy terms on part
n desired and will take team and
wagon in trade. Enquire at this Of
flee 2SrS
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
TWO LARGE DEALS
MADE ON TUESDAY
MORRISON FARM soLp-kNAPP
BUYS FRENCH INTEREST IN
WAREHOUSE.

w. l. Calvin and Carl Roe have
bought the Mrs. l.. Morris son fam
just west OF tow for $500. The
sale was com leted Tuesday by
Clarence Il. We I. There are about
2l6 acres. including so or 10 acres
OF bottom land a,ong Trout creek
and the river. There Is flns
power site. Were pump could
be located and water raised on the
hili slopes. which Rave deep. rich
soil. This may be done and the
land sold off in 10 aud 20 acre
tracts.
KNAPP BUYS FRENcH's
INTEREST IN WAREHOUSE
Z. b. Kna.p p. who built the
Woolgrowers concrete warehouse.
bought j. A. French's interest IN
the company. Tuesday. Mr. French
was the large I individual stockhold-
err his holdings amounting to $4,000
of the $1,000 capi al. MIR. Knapp
Is an exp arienced warehouseman and
he will at once take charge OF the
business. The Company owns the
concrete warehouse, the finest build
ing of the kind on the o. II. & N.
lines, smaller frame warehoas,.
and the larg ast and best stosk
scales In the cosnty. Good business
has been done ever since the opel-
Ing OF the ware .ouse, 1t now beng
full OF wheat and rye. while the
local stockyar's are handling by far
the largest share OF the livestock
shipments,
The directors OF the company. at
a meeting, Tresd ~, accepted the
concrete warehouse from contrac or
Knapp.
Born, to the wi o. II. E. Porte.
son, September %. The Port n
family arrive here a few days ago
from North yakima. They reside
n the Kooch no Sc. south OF ths.
high school.
Highes. market price paid for al
kinds OF grain in exchange for furn
ture. by Ashley the Home Furnlsher.
42w2.
WANTED.
Young Nen-Tvo or three, to room
and board. Mrs. Mavor. i2btf
lumber. Anyone having lumber OF
my grade in any amount for sale.
'r who has timber he intends to saw
'oon, and wishes to contract the lum-
Ier. call on or address w. +. Rankin
1t Haney planer In Enterprise, Agent
for w. X. Kiyette. 2Jbi
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
Wants
MONEY TO LOAN

slate Funds loaned, per cent. John
Rusk, Atty. State Land BID. Joseph
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23

Highes. market price paid for al
kinds OF grain in exchange for furn !.
ture. by Ashley the Home Furnlshsr.
Ao.v9
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23

Pool and Billiard Tables at bargain
Call at Mrs. Mavor's restaurant. 36bn
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
STRAYED
CATTLE FOR SALE.

550 head of cattle offered at private
sale. See or write Colonel Graves
at Chico, or w. H, Graves, Enter
prise. 34btf
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
LOST.

One complete planning mill and engine.
Also 100000 feet, more or less, Of
good merchantable lumber. For price
and terms call on Burleigh &Boyd.
Enterprise, Oregon. 31btf
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23
WANTED.

Young Nen--Tvo or three, to room
and board. Mrs. Mavor. i2btf
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23

Born, to the wi e o. II. E. Porte.
son, September 20. The Port
family arrive here few days ago
from North yakima. They resiie
n the Kooch no Sc. south OF thu
high school.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-23

Continued ON last page.J
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-05-22
sanderson Dies In New York.

John II. Sanderson. chief trim.
mer' OF the $4,000. 600 state capitol
az Harrisburg. Pa. died suddenly Of
Bright's disease in New York. Just
after he had returned to his apart.
ments at Sherry's from a drive in Cen.
trial park.
he left Shorry's in a victoria for a
drive through Central park. but after
he had been out a short time he told
the driver 70 hurry back 10 Sherry's.
as he felt in He went at once to his
apartments and told a maid to call a
doctor. He then went into his bedroom.
When the doctor arrived he found the
contractor dead.
Sanderson's illness was aggravated
by his conviction and sentence in the
Dauphin county court. March 13. 1908.
Pending the decision OF the superior
court. 20 which appeal had been taken.
the chief capitol trimmer" was re-
leased in $25 900 bail
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-05-22
STRIKE NEGRO: HIT WHITE MAN

IL is strange, yet indisputable fact
that every movement inaucurated
for the embarrassment and injury of
the Negro has resulted in a similar
misfortune for the white man. The
Acknowledgement Of the coIored peo-
PIE in the Southland has led 10 the
Acknowledgement Of large numbers
.of white men. AS a result. the cleo
tons now being held are absolutely
controlled by the few 20 the exclu-
sion Of the many. SO true is this
that it is now possible TO secure re-
suits by concerted action on the part
Of the leaders Of any great move
ment
Some white men are beginning to
realize this. AS result millions of
dollars worth OF valuable property
have been condscated. TIE business
Interests and the financial institutions
have felt the effect. In the states
south OF US. Prohibition has almost
undisputed sway and the liquor deal
ers are facing disaster. the like of
which could only have been brought
about by pestilence or famine. The
poor white man is as much a specta-
tor in the contest as the oppressed
Negro.
Now comes the political side of
the question, so far as il relates 10
the colored brother In his inaugu-
raj address, President Taft announ-
ced that he would not appoint col
ored men to Office in the Southern
states, when such an appointment
would be extremely Objectionable to
the white men in the community
The white ohice-holders and Office
seekers, who wore the uniform and
accoutrements Of the Republican
Party in the Southland nodded in
most cases a most vigorous approval.
Now, President Taft has hardly
gotten warm in his seat before he
throws overheard every Republican
andidate for judgeship in the North
Carolina contest and names Judge
Connors. rock-ribbed Democrat for
that same position. He even threw
overheard the Republican gentleman
named by his predecessor in Office.
Now the long face has been trans
ferred from the Negro to the white
man and all OF Democratic North Car
DINA is smiling. The only safe and
just way is to treat all men fairly.
1t may be that this is another con-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-05-22

Dr n. r. Mossell. President of the
Frederick Douglass Memorial Hospi.
tai IS now az the head OF an institu-
tion that will be a monument TO his
memory as long as one stone remains
upon another. We visited that insti.
tuition DO Philadelphia last Monday
and no citizen of color can have amy
idea as TO its scope and completeness.
re has certainly shown 90 his
friends as well as TO his enemies that
be was ia possession Of qualities that
show the existence OF true greatness
In his make-up. We take pleasure
in paying tribute 90 the consumma.
tion OF his great undertaking. He
has surrounded himself with an able
corp OF officers and the indications
are that he will yet accomplish much
more during the years that are as
yet left 20 him
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-05-22
Twenty klIlee hx Erplo,lon.

Twenty men were killed by a prema-
ture blast OF dynamite in stone
quarry operated By the Callahan Road
improvement company near South
Bethlehem. eleven miles southwest of
Albany. n. Y.
One thousand pounds OF dynamite
exploded. and the bodies of the vic
tins were hurled hundreds OF feet by
the conclusion and SO badly mutilated
as 10 be almost beyond recognition.
As darkness was falling a wagon drew
up TO the engine house loaded with
bodies that had been picked up back
on the quarry hill A crowd OF grief
stricken relatives gathered around.
eager TO identify the dead. only to turn
away at the sickening sight.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-05-22
Dog Saves Man SINKING In Boo.

His attention attracted by the an
tics of a dog that was racing up and
down the tracks OF the Reading rail.
way between Chester. Pa. and Eddy
stone. William Peet followed the ami
NAL. which vas barking and whining
piteously by turns. The dog led Poets
20 a quagmire q couple OF hundred
yards distant from the railroad tracks
and there ne found Harry Morrison.
Of Chester. stuck in the mud up to his
armpits and gradually sinking.
Morrison was rescued by Peet and
a couple Of men who were hailed by
the rescuer. being dragged out upon
the bank and the mud scraped from
his clothing. II was an hour before
Morrison was able to tell how he had