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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-10

Seeing that the game had gone
against him, Stark got his feelings un-
der control quickly and shrugged his
shoulders as he turned away.
| You're in the wrong, lieutenant" he
remarked, but don't want any trou-
BILE. You've got the law with you"
Then to Runnion and the others he
said. well, I'm ready to hit the trail. "
| When they had shouldered their
packs and disappeared down the val
ley Gale held out his hand to the SOL
der. Young man. reckon you and
l will be friends
Thank you" said Burrell. taking the
genuine at last.
I'm in on that said mo Creek
Lee You're all right
Poleon had been watching Stark S
party disappear. but now he turned
and addressed the young soldier.
You max some enemies today.
m'sieu."
That's right" agreed Lee. Ben
Stark will never let up on you now
every well. That is his privilege
"You don't savvy what it means to
get him down on you" insisted Lee.
He'll frame things up to suit himself.
then pick row with you. He's the
quickest man on trigger in the west,
but he won't never make no open play,
only just devil the life out of you with
little things till you flare up: then he'll
down you. That's how he killed the
gold commissioner back in British Co
lumbia."
Necia had said little so far, but the
look in her eyes repaid the soldier for
his undertaking in her behalf and for
any mischief that might ensue from it,
She came forward and laid her hands
upon his.
Don't worry, daughter" treasured
Gale. There's nothing Stark can do
and whatever happens we're with tie
lieutenant. He's our kind Of people"
Burrell liked this grizzled old fellow
with the watchful eyes and was glad
now that he could grip his hand and
face him squarely with no guilt upon
his conscience.
By this time Doret had finished with
their blankets, and the four set out
for town, but instead Of following the
others they accepted Necia as guide
and chose the trail to Black Bear
creek.
The party reached Flambeau on the
following day, sufficiently ahead Of
Stark and his men for Lee to make
known his find to his friends. and by
sunset the place was depopulated.
while a line of men could be seen
creeping slowly up the valleys.
Gale found Alluna in charge of the
store, but no opportunity of talking
alone with her occurred until late in
the evening, after Necia had put the
two little ones to bed and had followed
them YEARLY. Then he told his squaw.
She took the news better than he eX
pected and showed no emotion such as
other women would have displayed,
even when he told her of the gunshot.
Instead she inquired:
"Why did you try it there before all
those others?"
"Well, when l heard him talking the
wish to kill him was more than l
could standr and it came on me all at
once, so that l was mad, l suppose"
"Does this man suspect"
"No."
''Then it is child's play. We will lay
a trap"
"No, by heaven" Gale interrupted her
holly II tried that kind Of work, and
it won't do. I'm no murderer"
'"Those are only words said the
woman quietly. ITO kill your enemy
is the law"
When he made no answer the squaw
slipped out into the shadows, leaving
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-10

get her ground. But who put you
wise to this thing, in the first place?
Who found this gold? Just because
there's enough of you to vote
that motion through that don't
make it legal, not by a ID
sight, and it won't hold, because
l won't write it in the book. You
YOU He stared at them ma
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-10

Gale slid the case from the long blade.
him staring into the flames, to return
moment later bearing something in
her hands, which she placed in his. 1t
was a knife in scabbard old and
worn.
There is no magic that can turn
bright STEEL" she said, then squatted
again In the dimness outside Of the
freight Gale slid the case from the
long blade and held it in his palm, let
ting the freight flicker on it. He bal
anced it and tested the feel Of it's ham
die against his palm, then tried the
edge Of it with his thumb nail and
found it honed like a razor.
The glancing, glinting light flashing
from the deadly thing seemed to fas-
cinate the man, for he held it long
while silently. The he spoke:
For fifteen years I've been haunt
ed man. with a soul like dark and
dismal garnet peopled with bats and
varmints that flap and flutter all the
time. I used to figger that II killed
this man I'd kill that memory, too,
and those fitting, noiseless things
would leave me, but the thought OF
doing it made me afraid every time.
SO / ran away, which never did no
\ -
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-10

Several thousand dollars to loar
on approved city and farm property
j. A. Gellatly. **'
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-10
(Continued)

The Wenatchee Produce Co. carry
everything used in the orchard or
garden. ***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-10
ORCHARD
PROPERTY

so ACRES-59 acres in timber, of
which Fl acres are under ditch.
5acres in orchard, " acres in
bearing; largely Winesap apples.
II acres in alfalfa; acres more
ready for the pillow. Good 4 room
house 24x26, stone foundation,
good cellar. Barn 20x30 IT. Pack
ing house. All for s7,100. $4,000
cash will handle. ~
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-10

SIkAlED-from my place
at biackwood. Va. Dec. l9tb
l'ls, a Scotch Collie. color tam
WIN white breast. white four
ieet' small white I'm forehead
mas small ears and poinfo5
mead VIII give $40 foI his ra-
lufn to Geo. s. Fuller. Black
wood, Va
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FINE OFFICES.

Dr- w. @. Painter and DR.. H
I. tucker, two of the Cans
prominent and successful physi-
Grams nave Just opened a fine
sTl OF 0ihces IN the Monte Vista
iiotel building, immediately 10
the left of East Fifth Street en-.
terance TO the hotel. Besides
an Office and consulting room
lhey nave an elegantly lighted
and we'll equipped Operating
room and a waiting room ali
nicely furnished and up-to-date
DTS. Painter and Rucker are
very successful physicians and
nave a large practice.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-10

we carry AT all times a com
Plete line of Dry Goods.
Motions and Shoes.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Virgin.
Coal and Iron Company. viii bs
held on Wednesday. Febuarv
TN. 1909. at u O'Clock noon ~
the tleichman House. Alexan-
drla, Virginia. for the purposa
OF hearing annual reports. elect
ing a Board of Directors and
1ransacting such other business
as may properly come before
1ns meeting. including the con
Sideration of lease 10 be dated
= January LIST, 1909. Of twenty
thousand, three hundred and
e'ghty-eight acres Of coal lands
nel"nging 70 the Company TO
me otonega Coke and Coal
Company
X. B. PRICE. Secretary
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VALENTINE TEA.

ON Friday Feb. -. from two
10 SIX p. m. q valentine tea will
oe served IN the sample rooms
OF Capt. Shanklin's Hotel
Naientlnes of an kinds will be
SOLD and refreshments will he
served. The entertainment
VIII be under the auspices of
the Ladies' Guild of the Episco-
pal Church. The puhiic i
cordially invited TO attend
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

ne annual meeting of tho
S.ockholdeas of th.. Interstate.
railroad Company. will be he'll
on W ednesday. February 18th
i ~ at 1890 o'clock D. m. at tho
Ffieischman House. Alexandra
Virginia. - "a
II. b. PRICE, Secretary
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NOTICE.

l nave opened a first class
Snoe repair shop in Big Stone
Gap, In the room formerly or.
cuPled by the Express Compa-
ny, IN the d. G. Wolfe store.
hait soles, tackled work. soc
. /" sewed {" 7Ec
Heels, Ok
IL &C. A MrGIrLpE
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attend the valentine tea I,
be gwen by the ladies of IN,
Episcopal Guild at Cam
Shanklin's Hotel next Fr,da,
afternoon. Refreshments ane
all sorts and conceits of valen
tines may be had.
DR.. T. V. Pennington q,
Mohawk. Tenn. is visiting his
sister, Mrs. III. a. W. Skeen in
the Gap. d"
capt. Henry Taylor went IN
.'onesville this morning ON bus
superintendent Of Schools r
-. Baker, was a visitor 20 An
palacbia last Thursday.
Mrs. Bruce Moore and little
daughter, of Pennington Gan
were visiting relatives i'm the
Gap last week.
The Monte Vista Hotel is nv
Tar the best hotel i'm VIRGINIA
TINS side of Richmond is what
q travelling man said 20 the
writer one day last week.
Rev. ~. ID. Farmer. of PEN
nington Gap, is assisting in tb.
revival services at the Southern
Methodist Church
To is Che man who has a1,v,,..
been accustomed Co corn bread
ana bacon at home. who does
i"e most kicking at "a Hotel
says am exchange
10 rs reported THAI che Norfolk
NJ N estern will oxpeud 5000 90 F
'n shops at Williamson. W Va /
The First National Bank
-oeourn. VA. have plans for "a
new building costing $4,000 +.
lolmooe a. Lafferty. Archi-
ects' Ciarksburg. W. Va.
Little Hiss Mary Barron is
ecovering from "a severe attach
p tonsiilus and will soon be
'ut again
W g. Coutts. the hustlinr
tile plumber. was busy p fov
lays this week putting nm "a
ever from the river to tho
e"eiry Company's building.
w. w Kemp. of Dorchester
as q visitor Co the Gap this
j. b. Ayers came mp from
.oQisvllie Tuesday moroinp, ]
nd rs spending % few DAVIS I'M {
le Gap.
D. 81 York. of Cleveland
enn., "a prominent evangelist
rived Do the Gap Tuesday to
-Sist n the revival services
ling on at the ~. ~. Church
hurch. These meetings have
ZEN in progress for the ,ast
n days and much good has
ready been accomplished
-. Farmer. of PEN
ngton Gap. has also been AIS
sung che pastor ia these
lettings.
Even though Big Stone Gan
cNs the power Co draw the
tu'a;ion of other places some
her enterprising citizens are q
ing wonderfully well alono {,
e. INES of natural increase s tn
'n known blacksmith there %
reported 90 have a family of -
even children. none of whom a
twins, and the oldest of
iiich Us only eighteen wears 81
Appalachian. n.
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-
business in Big Stone Gap.
ID. II. Kohler. representing
Merkel Bros. plumbers supplies.
of Cincinnati, was in town last
Wednesday.
r. G. Carico, of Coeburn. was
registered at Hotel ShankIin
Friday.
A. Kyle Montague, Of Christ
lansburg, was among the visit
ors 70 the Gap last week. he
having been a guest at Hotel
Shanklin Friday.
W. X. Graves was among the
Lynchburgers in town last
week.
Valentines at Hamblen Bro
theirs.
j. r. Speers. of Fairmont. w
Va. was IN town last week.
J. N. Musser. of Fitchburc.
Miss, was among the business
visitors in the Gap last week.
w. G. Hamblen is suffering
from "a severe attack of neural +
gia.
Rev. John j. Lloyd's new
residence on Clinton Avenue il
receiving the finished touches
and VIII bee ready for Occupancv
iu short time.
Valentines at Hamblen Bro
theirs.
q B. Purrel and G.. T. ed .
monds, of Chilocothie. o.. were
among the guests at the Monte
Vista last week.
G.. J. Lowell. Of Richmond
was "a business visitor I'M town
Thursday.
@. S. Nelson came over from,
Bristol Friday and was register
ed at the Monte Vista.
w. NJ. Dorner. representing
Tine oIitl Brewing Co.. was Inn
town Thursday.
DIR W. O. Painter made a f.
professional visit to Appolachia
Thursday.
Sheet music both vocal and !,
instrumental at ~. w. TAYLOR "
* Sons. n "
Attend the next meeting ~ @
he Board of Trade. Nou'n
ma DO am evening both profit q
'oie and pleasantly spent. n
Get your valentines at Ham VI
'ien Brothers. They have a
good assortment n
- Polly a. Co.. closed "a very q
ucccssfui clearance sale ON tho %
th inst. They are among the n
owns most progressive mer Is
hants. al
Goodloe Bros have received pI
large iine of spring suits and
nriS, white waisnngs. cm
roiderieS. etc, that are right oi
% 90 snuff De-
Come with the CASH and yet "a,
.old Medal Flour for as cents ica
rom j.. G. Wolfe. lof
Mr. and Mrs II. l.. REYNOLDS az
Bristol. spent "a part of las. 10
eek ia Big Stone Gap.
C. =. Aliston was AMONG NJ
le Bristol visitors i'm the Can az
$50 week. M
Chattanooga, Tenn. was sis
presented IN the Gap last week
7 4. c. Carey. a prominent
lesman. "a
~ la,
{. =. Carter has been suffer
3 Tor several days from a few
'els)ts' IN the shape of boils. rel
q. w. Ross. OF Knoxville IN
nm was guest at the wi
onte Vista Saturday. wi
An ad in the Big Stone Gan WI
,st will bring the desired re- cel
Guy L. Pugh, of Bristol.
emit sunday in the Gap.
Shaler Gilly, of the Currier Fa
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J. s. wright Ieft Fridav

the State Grand Lodge q
hasons as a delegate from tn,
local lodge.
W. q. Coutts was in Jones
vile last week where he secur
ed a contract for plumbing anc
installing an asceylene lighting
plant for M. @. Ely.
John Taylor is suffering from
an attack of rheumatism this
week.
Gus w. Lowell. a traveling
man from Lynchburg and a
former resident of this place
was visitor in town last week
w. G.. Coutts received a car
OF Pittsburg sewer pipe last
week, which arrived here with
out a single joint broken. Mr..
Coutts Is very much pleased
with the quality Of the goods.
The dummy engine recently
sent 20 Bristol 90 be overhauled
has been returned much Inn
proved; among other things ITS
whistle and bell having a~Sum
ed during It's absence. the pro-
portions of "a real live locomo-
tive.
ID. ID. Hull. Jr.. General Coun-
sci for the Virginia Iron. Coal
* Coke Company. was here
from Roanoke Thursday
JAS. a. Forbes. of ~ Ioui.
was business visitor last
week
Mrs. Dr. g. G.. GImer. spent
"a few days Che past week Inn
BRISTOL visiting her SON. GUY III T
liilmer.
J. r. Marshall TRAVELLING /
salesman of the Bluefeld Burnt
.urc Co.. was "a guest at Hotel
ohankln last week.
J.. n Harm. a popular tvpe
writer salesman of HUNTINGTON
p" Va, spout part of last week
Do town.
Dr. rhos F Stalev. the Bris
oi eve and ear specialist was "a
guest at Che Monte Vista duriny
he past week.
Attorney Mayo Cabell anna
amiiy returned Sunday from i
isit of several weeks Oh Nar.
wood, Va, where they were
alled ON account of Che illness
Z Mrs Cables mother.
II. g. Gilmer. cashier of the 4
'ank of Appalachia. dincd nm
he Monte Vista one day last d
week
Considering that the Monte \
lsta Hotel has been omen fo ,
le public only short time 81.
aironage is good and it's bust 4,
ess is steadily Increasing Mr.
arnes. the manager. is roin0 "
Ter things in way thatmeets p
De- approval of Che TRAVELLING "
ubic
a q meeting OF the trustees ID
the Georgia Anti-saloon p
agne held in Atlanta recently q.
was decided to prosecute ai u
'wspapers I'M the state which Y
'rry whiskey advertisements "
the ground that these paners p
20 hlred agents and solicitors 81
r whlskey houses az
The Big Stone Gap District Oh
isslonary Institute convened
Norton today. An interest
g program has been prepared
the occasion. and am enthu-
'Stic meeting is anticipated.
w :. Palmer, of Keokee was Boz
business visitor TO the can of
50 Thursday. Y
Mrs. j. T.. Sullivan and child p
LETT Saturday for Coeburn ~.
lere they viii spend a few -
Us visiting relatives. after no
iich they viii 20 TO Bristol -
iere they will reside. and
iere Mr.. Sullivan recently ac-
Dted a position as mana0er
the Scharf Mattress Com
ny
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STATIONERY.

- 4 a A AOANAI I .
We carry a complete
line of an kinds of sta
tIonery and office sun.
plies, such as:
Boz Papers.
Pound Papers.
Envelopes.
Writing Tablets.
school Tablets.
Legal Papers.
Letter Files.
Invoice Files.
Ledger and Day Book
Order and Time Books.
Memorandum Books.
Pens and pcncils.
Inks and Eracer~.
Fountain Pens.
Paper Clips and Fasteners.
lard Boards ard Colored Paper.
ana various other articles
too numerous to men
1'On. Our prices are Just
as low as you will find
anywhere.
Call and examine our
stock and prices when i'm
need OF anything in our
line.
~
We are agents for all
KINDS of engraved cards. /
invitations, letter heads. T
etc. g - %
Wise Printing Co., InC..
Big Stone Gap. Va.
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FOCND.-A ladies black kid
glove for left hand Own
can nave same by calling az
tniN office and paying for fhis
advertisement.
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B. s. 6. 4 P. /.
RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE FOR DUMMY
s., me Dummy leaves Bank Building al

The Dummy will not meet Train M. 93
when over one hour late. or when train No
IS aud tram No. - meet and pass vest ~
Pennington Gap, Va.
H.. ,, A. B. EATON.
Nv -i''' 1s'0" Supt
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-02-10

FORS WANTED 1000 Mink
Skins. 5000 Skunk skins : ooN
VI uskrats Skins. 1900 Opossup,
= Nihs, 1000 Coon skins. I
also buy other furs.
FRANK f. BR0wN.
Roanoke. Va
reference First National Bank
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-20
CANDIDATES
FOR ALDERMEN
]. z. Concannon and Louis
P. Head Announce This
Morning.

Two new candidates for aldermen
announce this morning i'll J. Z. Con
cannon and Louis P. Head, both sub
jec- to the action of the white demo
cratic primaries
Nr. ConcannOu aspires 10 be alder
man from precinct No. -, and VIII
OPTCSe W. B. Wright for the office.
He has been q resident of the pTecinc;
for the past nine years, and has many
friends who have urged him 10 enter
the political arena. Mr.. COncannon Is
d young man and has been very sue
CCSsful as a business man. He is only
B years Of age and believes that he
can fill the Office 20 The satisfaction
Of the voters of that precinct.
SiI. Head announces for alderman
at large from precinct No -, in Op-
position to Walker IngTatdm and John
G. Welsh, and sOliCits the votes of his
friends throughout the city, as he is 10
be voted upon in all precincts. The
dSUIgdnU for the office has been a res
iGCul OF Pensacola for about two years.
and during his residence has made a
of friends who have promised
him their support in the approaching
primaries, and who have urged him 10
enter the contest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-20
At
OCALA WAS 4
BIC SUCCESS
Crowds Present to Hear Di-
rector Routzahn at the
Fourth Session of One
Day Health Institutes.
Special to The journal.


OCdla, Fla, March 19--OnG pTOmI-
HCut citizen said that no subject OF
public concern had ever brought so
TeErE sentative an audience as gather
ell in the county court house this cv-
eEDS at the fourth session of the one
day health Institutes conducted by
the OCala WOman'5 club, in cO-opeTa-
lion with the medical society ana
bG ara of trade.
Director E q. ROujzahn is being Ell
tt' IaiECd as a guest of the Marion
County Medical society Following an
automobile tour OF the city. the WOm-
an club. with the leading men of the
CITY. held special preliminary sss-
SIC n. HOtl white and COIOTede schools
followed with OpCu-aiT meetings, ana
city officials, business and profession
a men and prominent women crowded
the courtroom for the evening session.
Tonight, the whites and the negroes
h2Ve SteTeODticOn lessons on health
at the Orpheum theatre.
his is the fourth of a series OF
vesy successful institutes conducted
b. Florida wOmen's clubs and the
National Association for the Study
an Prevention Of Tuberculosis.
Saturday and Sunday VIII be rest
days for Director Routzahn and will
be spent at Daytona and Palm Beach.
The next institute Will be on Monday
"a Miami and Wednesday at Key West.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-20
INTERVENTION IN PERSIA.

st. Petersburg. March An prep
aratiOHs are now completed for mill
tary Intervention in Persia, should
such step be necessary. The third
rife battalion, with its field equipment,
arrived at Julia, on the Persian from
tier, today. The men are under can
Vas in the expectation of orders TO
proceed TO TabTiZ. The SalianSk reg
iment also is in readiness to move at
a moments notice. Supplies and
are now being sent for
ward from ReSht. Another regiment
stationed at YelizavethpoI has been
ordered to prepare for filed service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-20
SNEADS.

Sneads, March in. A. Warren.
our efficient supervisor for the P AZ
A. division of the L. & y, was
business visitor here Wednesday,
June RawI5 made a business trip to
Mariana Wednesday.
H c McSween entertained several
OF his friends Saturday night by Civ
ing them an oyster and chicken sup
per at his cars. Those in attendance
were Mr.. II. c McSween, MI and
Mrs. Stokes. Nj. and Mrs. G. A Bow
man. Misses Lille and Daisye LanieT,
Miss Caiip I.anier. Joe King ana Tom
Brown All had a delightful time and
regretted very much to see Archie
leave. He left Sunday morning for
Ponce deBeOn-
Mr.. and Mrs. GTamlin and children,
of Mariana. We're guests or henry
Burke last Sunday and Monday Her
father who is sick there. is impTOv
ing rapidly. 10 the delight of his
many friends
There was great many visitors
from here last Saturday 10 attend the
ChautauGua at DeFuniak Springs. Al
had a most delightful day
We are having real spring weather
now and the farmers are very busy
preparing and planting their farms.
There is 4 great deal OF farming car
ried on in this part Of the country
and with much success
r. !. Wright IS located here now
and IS at work on the large trestie
across the river.
Charlie KING and brother, Ioz rms,
went to Mariana YESTERDAY to prac-
tice military drilling
The Ladies Christian Aid Society
met Thursday afternoon with great
many in attendance. It meets the
first Thursday in every mOBth-
c. A Bowman Harry RawlS and
Grady Pullman have accepted posi-
lions with AfT, Wright
SIR BurtrOm. our Methodist minis
ter of Grand Ridge. viii hold services
here tomorrow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-20
ROOSEVELT ON SOCIALISM.

New York, March 19.-In the cur
rent issue Of the Outlook appears the
first of series of articles by Theo-
dOre Roosevelt on socialism. After
discussing the position of scientific
socialism or communism. the expires
ident says On the social and do
nestle side, doctTinaire socialism
would replace the family and home
life by a glOrihed state free lunch
counter and state founding asylum.
deliberately enthrOning self induI-
genCe aS the ideal with. on its darker
side, the absolute abandonment of all
morality as between man and wO-
man
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-20
rAFT's MARROW ESCAPE.

Washington, March ia serious
accident to the train on which Pres
idcnt Taft and his party journeyed
from Washington to New York YES
teTnay probably was averted through
the discovery of a defect in one of the
wheels Of coach which was part or
the train as first made up. according
to railroad officials here today. The
defect was a crack II inches long. A
car inspector discovered the break
and notified TTainmaStpT Cooper who
had the coach detached and another
placed on the train.