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La Junta tribune., 1909-10-02
cos..e. Prayer Meeting. ..


The committee in charge Of the
PRAYER meetings preparatory for the
coming revival have announced the
foiiowing places for such meetings the
coming week They will he inter.
denominational, and everybody in the
neighborhood is invited to attend. The
hour is 1880 p. m.
Tuesday-Mrs. F.. R. Stephenson
3O5 E Second street; c. L. Seeley,
+02 Carson; II. S. Shull, 62l Ration f;
Rev G. n Morley, zoe Belleview
+. McCloud, North La Junta; c. A.
Bickel, Home Place.
Wednesday night services will be
held in all the churches.
Thursday-Rev I. l.. Young, 3l7
Carson; A, NJ. Hill, 22l Cimarron; F.
NJ. Stark, 6l3 Cimarron; John Gro.
1ier, 722 San Juan; J. Il. Steuart,
North La Junta Mrs. J. E McFar-
land, Home Place; Joseph Spencer
North La Junta.
Friday-H. Hughes. Az Lincoln; J.
Rhderng, 70l Carson; f. A. Vaupel,
3l5 Ration: George Mackie, 6lS Smith.
land \. F. Roby, North La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-02
Passing Of Stella Poole Vaughn.

The death OF Mrs. Charles NJ.
Vaughn on Sunday, September 26th,
came as q shock to most OF her ac-
quaintances. While she has been
ailing for months with rheumatism,
hay fever, heart trouble and various
othAr complications. few realized the
seriousness OF her condition till she
had slipped across the border line
into the next stage Of life's progress
sion.
To herself the event seems to have
been less unexpected. for many express
sions from her lips are now recalled
which indicate not only serene read
mess to obey when Gods hand should
beckon, but vague premonition that
the hour OF summons WAS not fur
distant.
Brave and patient In her struggle
for health, which she coveted more
for her family's sake than for her
own. the memory Of her last months
rests like a benediction upon the
hearts Of her husband and child.
To those who had won her friend
ship. Mrs. Vaughn revealed a keen
intellect and refined temperament
which bore witness TO the atmos'
phere Of culture In which she was
reared. Scarcely having known
mothers care. her strongest recoI'
lection Was OF her father. Major +.
II. Poole, Of whose distinguished mill.
,ary career, In the rebellion and In
Indian warfare, she WAS justly proud,
as well ~ OF his educational services
TO wide public-as president oil
Poole Military College. as state sup
erintsndent OF public instruction. and
In numerous other positions OF scho'
arly Influence throughout Kansas and
Missouri.
There was tinge OF romance IN
her courtship. AZ with most who arc
happily married. A dashing youns
m musician OF the state military band
met at q soldiers reunion In Hutch
IN sou the beautiful daughter Of the
speaker Of the day and WAS In
stantiy captivatcd by her. After six
months Of growing attachment the
young people learned that they had
been childhood playmatcn at Pleasant
I'M, Mo-, not many years before. Dr.
Vaughn, the father Of Master Charles
being the family physician NJ the
home In which Stella was wee
yirl. The final touch Of tragedy was
supplied when the stately old nW1or
veteran Of q score Of battles. lay
dying from the cowardly bullet ol
thug and Joined the lovers HANDS
In last and silent blessing.
The fire has gone out on the hearth
stone which this true womsn's love
lighted; but to those who. with heart
ache unuttersbie. gaze upon III
blAcksnsd embers there remains th''
glad assurance:
Earth changes. but the soul and 'oe
staa1 sure"
A. &. y.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-02
"A ,unrA HAS

IA JuNTA HAS
No saloons.
Four hotels.
Four parks.
One laundry.
Three banks.
One city hall.
Two hospitals.
Nine churches.
One court house.
One opera house.
One skating rink.
One planning mill.
Two livery barns.
One kindergarten.
Four lumber yards.
One fire department.
Six school buildings.
Free delivery Of mails.
One cold storage plant.
Three telegraph offices.
Two automobile garages.
One band and orchestra.
One fifteen-ton ice plant.
An altitude Of 1000 feet.
Twenty-four social clubs.
Bank deposits Of $725. 900.
School population Of 1900.
Finest climate In the world.
Two moving picture shows.
Seven thousand population.
A $4,000 high school build
ing.
Nineteen passenger trains
daily.
One star and three rural
routes.
Telephone system with 700
phones.
} Nine trade and labor organ
} izations.
Most sunshine Of any Colo
RADIO city.
Miles OF brick and cement
sidewalks.
Santa Fe shops, employing
1000 men.
} Monthly payroll. all sources.
} Of 100000.
One public library Of 49,
) 900 volumes.
) Water and sewer system
owned by city.
} One railroad reading room
and club house.
Three printing offices and
one newspaper.
} Twenty-th fraternal and
) secret societies.
Average monthly postoffice
} receipts of 3l.403.
Mennonite Sanitarium. five
miles west OF city.
One FIGURING mill Of 800 bar.
rels daily capacity.
Best prospect Of any town In
the Arkansas Valley.
Ono brick and tile plant. Of
10000 daily capacity.
Rapidly growing. surround.
Ing agricultural territory.
Champion amateur base ball
} team Of the state Of Colorado.
Headquarters Of the western
} grand division Of the Santa Fe
railway.
} Electric light and power
plant, with all.day and all.
} night service.
Ten thousand acres OF vir-
gin agricultural territory now
} rapidly settling up.
} Forty-three miles Of Santa
} Fe sidetrack. with . freight
car capacity Of $500.
} Local building and loan A..
ISOLATION with 32.o00.000 cap
ital and loans In Otero coun.
~ axEregating s560.000.
In fact. La Junta r the best
town OF Its size In the state
Of Colorado. and 10 the cen.
ter and natural clearing
house Of the richest valley In
the world.
n a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
GOVERNMENT REFUSES
TO ALLOW COMPROMISE
Twelve Thousand Gallons of Alcohol
Will be Held and Prosecution
Will Continue.
(By Associated Press).

WASHINGTON, ID. e., Aug. 12.-Ah
offer of compromise made by the
Bristol Ethyl and Industrial Compa-
ny, Bristol, Tenn, on account Of Il
seizure of about 1900 gallons OF al
conol because of tle alleged fraud
against the internal revenue laws has
been rejected by Acting Commission
err Wheeler
The seizure was made several
We eks ago and NJ. F. Lester. the g1V-
eminent guager, was arrested Tor
conspiracy TO dcfraud the government
out of tax due on distilled spirits.
While the exact nature of the CON-
promise proposed has not been reveal
ed by the internal revenue commits
sioner, ii is understood that the COM
pany offered to pay fine of 5000
and costs to cStain the release of the
alcohol and immunity from prosecu-
ton. This amount, it is said, does net
represent the amount of tax when
the government believes it has lost
through the alleged violation OF
the internal revenue laws.
Lester probably viii be tried sone
time next month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
LIQUOR LICENSE HELD UP
BY COURT IN BRISTOL
Judge Kelly Takes Contention Of
"Qrys" Under Amusement Much
to Chsgrin of "Wets."

BRISTOL. VA, Aug. 12.-With
whiskey men present from Richmond,
Lynchburg, Roanoke. Chattanooga
Louisville and Cincinnati, Judge Kelly
today heard the first application for
license to sell whiskey in Bris-
tel. Va.
The application was opposed by
counsel for the "drys,- who contend
ed that the court should not pass up
on the matter OF granting licenses
until the contest is disposed of.
After argument by counsel Judge
Kelly took the matter under advise
ment. but said he was not prepared
to indicate when he would decide the
point
The situation is Disappointing to
the whiskey men. who expected to
open saloons here next week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNT.
Young Express Agent Arrested b,
Company's Detective.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, Aug. 12.--J
z. Morris. formerly of Montvale.
Bedford county. agent for the South
ern Railway Company and the South
ern Express Company at Santuc, S.
c.. was arrested there this week by
detective of the Southern Express
Company, charged with being short In
his accounts.
Mr.. Morris. who is a young man
OF pleasant manners, and who since
becoming agent at Santuc, some
months ago. has made a number of
friends, was committed to jail, as he
could not raise the required bond OF
$500. nor get it in time from his
mother. who is visiting in Buffalo, n.
Y. the necessary amount, something
like Sos, to cover the shortage.
Morris, when asked if he had any
statement to make, did not deny that
ne was short in his accounts, but said
that he lost the money, which he
had on his person when walking from
Union to Santuc one night last week,
after going to have a~tooth extracted,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
EMPHATIC LANGUAGE IS USED
Japan's Action In "venturing to Over
rule Reason and Disregard ProvIs-
ions Of Convention, Relying Upon
Her Military and Naval Superior
ity," Matter Of Surprise and Regret.
(By Associated Press).

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Aug. IA
Emphatic language. with the explicit
statement that China is suffering from
violation Of treaty stipulations on
the part of Japan is made in memo
randum or statement furnished the
state department today by the Chinese
legation in regard to issues arising
out Of the Anlung- Mukdcn Railway
1t is a matter of surprise and re-
gret, therefore. that Japan, relying
ON her military and naval superior
ity.' the memorandum says, wen
lures to override reasons and dis
regard the provisions of the protec-
ton of convention.
1T is manifest that the object OF
Japan in contending for the recon
struction of the line is not for CON-
mercial but for military and stageric
reasons
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
rHRExrENsp YEARS AGO.
Detroit Police unearth Evidence
Against Suspect In Mysterious Case.
(By Associated Prcss).

DETROIT, MICH. Aug. 12.-Twelye
years ago Gustave Oblazer, who was
arraigned yesterday on the charge OF
numbering Mrs. Martha Calahn, VIC
tim OF the mysterious murder last
Saturday in the woods of HamtramcS
township, threatened to kill Mrs.
Galahn, then Martha Kujawski.
The officers unearthed today from
the police court files complaint
filed then against Oblazer by the
girl. charging that he had threatened
to put bullet through yoa"
County Chemist Clark pronounced
an accumulation taken last night
from under the finger nails OF 0blazer
as human skin. There were evil
denccs in the ciump OF bushes where
Mrs. Gaiahns body was found that she
had given a desperate battle to her
assailant before he succeeded IN chok-
ing her TO death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
INVESTIGATING BANKS.
Comptroller Murray Wants to Know
Relations Between Institutions.
(By Associated pr<ss.l

WASHINGTON, ID. C. Aug. IL
Comptroller OF the Currency Murray
has directed national bank examiners
to forward at once TO his office a list
OF national banks in their districts
which have utilization with State IN
stitutions and occupying the same
building. or which are in close prox-
unity in their business affairs.
In some of the most conspicuous
bank failures in the past. the fact has
been disclosed that the insolvency OF
the component members Ct the allied
institutions was long concealed BY
shifting the assets Between the inSti-
buttons to meet the exigencies Of an
examination OF each. and the insolvent
condition was not disclosed until a
joint examination by national and
state examiners was made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
WELCOME FROM SAN ANTONIO.
Texas CITY Wants to Honor Hsexicau
President.
NV Associated Press)

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Aug. H.
San Antonio will add its welcome 10
President Diaz at III Paso in the meet
ing Of the president of the Latin re-
public with President taft on the La
tin republic with President Taft on
Oct. II, through committee OF 100
citizens and members CT the lnterna-
tional Club. II President Diaz de-
cidos TO return to Mexico City via
San Antonio, special train Will be
placed at his disposal, and he and his
stan will be given possession Of the
International Clubs home. A special
committee of twenty-five will convey
this welcome anu invitation to Presi-
dent Diaz in Mexico City on Sept. 10.
President Taft was made honorary
president or member for life of the
club as are President Diaz and former
Pr sident Roosevelt, and a special
committee VIII present engrOssed GER
tincates of election to him en- his visit;
here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
NEGRO KILLS STRIKER.
Unable to Make Foreigners Under
stand, Black Man Uses Revolver.
(By Associated Press.)

PITTSBURG. PA, Aug. 12.-The
first fatality growing out of the strike
at McKee's Rocks occurred carly to-
day when Steve Horyat. one OF the
strikers, was shot and killed by Major
Smith, a negro. whom crowd Of two
score striking foreigners had attacked
by mistake.
The negro was journeying to his
work at The Pennsylvania Malle25le
Company's plant when accosted by
the crowd Of strikers and accused OF
icing strike breaker" in the en-
ploye CT tho Pressed Steel Car Com
pany. This be denied, but could not
make the men understand. They
knocked him down and numerically
beat him about the head and shoulders
before he drew his revolver and COM
menced TO sheet. At almost the first
shot Hcrvat fell MORALLY wounded,
but the crowd closed in on Smith and
managed to procure the pistol before
they fed Smith was arrested and the
dead body taken TO the morgue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
GLENN CURTISS REACHES PARIS
Will Participate in National Aviation
Cup Race.
(By Associated Press.)

PARIS, Aug. 12.-Glenn II. Curtiss,
the American aviator. arrived here TO-
day but proceeded Immediately Tor
Rheims, where he will represent the
Aero Club of America in the inter-
national aviation cup race, August 20
On his arrival at Rheims tomorrow
he will set up his flying machine pre-
paratery to making practice flights At
ter the Rheims meeting, MIR. Cur;'ss
will proceed to Brescia. Italy, to take
part in aeroDlane races there.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
ARTILLERY SERGEANT A SUICIDE
Pulls Trigger Of His Rifle With muz-
zie Against Body.

WILMINGTON. DEL. Aug. Eds
covcry was made today that Sergeant
Max Block. 81 the coast artillery. sta
tened AZ Fort Dupont. had committed
suicide last night by shooting himself
with his rife.
He had proppci the rife against a
wall and tied a string 10 ;hc trigger.
which he pulled after placing his body
agains, he muzzic. Money losses are
believed To- h7,n caused Block to Kill
himself las home was In Morgan.
Alabama
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
PITCHED BATTLE FOUGHT n Street
Chief Ball, of Canadian Pacific Police,
and Others Fatally Wounded
Company Had Agreed to Grant De-
Began.
(By Associated Press.

FORT WILLIAMS ONT, Aug. ~
Fort William for the first time in its
history is under martial law. A thou
sand deck labOrers, principally
Greeks, Hungarians and Itahans. who
have been on strike for a week.
enraged by the arrival Of special Ca
madam Pacific police from Winnipeg
were melted to riot and three hundred
of them engaged in pitched battle
with the police at noon today around
the Canadian Pacific freight sheds,
on McTavish street.
Two dozen men were injured, thrt
at least fatally. including Chief Ball
of the railway ccmpany's local force,
and two Greeks.
Five of the wounded are Canadian
Pacific special policemen, three are
Greeks, one is a reporter, George
Dickinson. Others are Sergeant Fay
Tor, of the city police force. and John
Lane, a butcher. Constable Carpen-
ter. of the Canadian Pacific force,
had a leg shattered and Chief Ball
was shot IN the stomach.
Militia Called Out.
The Ninety-sixth regiment of mill
tia was called out a..Cr Mayor Pestier
had read the riot act
The strikers have twenty-five rail-
way constables penned up in the Ca
madam Pacific railroad clubhouse
and shots have been beard all alter
noon. Soldiers are guarding the dis
trict.
The police department is absolutely
unable to cope with the situation.
Demands Had Been Granted.
Canadian Pacific railway officials
had agreed to grant the demands OF
the men and put them to work under
an increased scale.
An agreement had pust been ap-
proved at the city hall when the re-
port was telephoned that rioting was
in progress.
The strikers threatened tonight to
burn the Canadian Pacific grain ele-
vators and the might promises TO be
full of danger. although liquor selling
places have all been closed by order
Of the mayor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
PROGRESS OF TUNNEL
FIRE MAY BE CHECKED
Three Hundred and Fifty Feet Of
Work Has Been Abandoned to
the Flames.
(By Associated Press.)

LYNCHBURG. VA. Aug 12.-The
fire in the Southern tunnel which
has ragged since early yesterday mas
gotten no fresh Roadway late toda--
and it is thought now that further
prcgre SIS VIII be checked. Th-ec
hundred and fifty feet Of the work has
been abandoned to the flames and
the effort now is to protest the 800
feet to the north of the fire.
More than 200 feet have fallen IN
since yesterday and more is expected
to fall
The tunnel had not been turned
over to the Southern railway by the
contractors. so the IRE has not IN
terferrcd with the railroads opera
lions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
Annual Session Of Virginia State
Bar Association Closes.
ANOTHER FED RAJ JUDGE WANTED
Committee Named to Confer With
Maryland and West Virginia As
sociation-Commissi to .Codify
Statutes.
(By Associated Prcss)


HOT SPRINGS, VA, Aug. Il
The twenty first annual meeting Of
the Virginia state Bar Association
adjourned tonight with banquet.
Micajah Woods. retiring President
acting as toast master.
Among those who responded to
toasts were Dr. Hannis Taylor. form
CT United states minister TO Spain;
William Sheppard Bryan. Of Baiti-
more: Roosevelt PAGE and X. Tate Irv-
ing. Of Big Stone Gap. Robert W
withcrs. Of Suffolk. and Andrew T.
Strobe. Of Amherst.
Others at the same table we're Har-
~ 81. George Tucker. Admiral Dew
ey. Alexander Hamilton. Of Peters
burg: l.. I. Lewis. Of Richmond. W. n.
II. Miller. OF Indianapolis. and
Nicholas Jongworth.
n was agreed today TO appoint a
special committee TO confer with the
West virginia Bar Association and
Maryland Bar Association regarding
the appointment % an additional
United states Circuit court Judge.
4 committee viii also be named 20
AK the legislature TO appoint a CON
mission 70 codify the Virginia laws.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
Majority Over Brown VIII be More
Than Eight Hundred.
BEllTED RETURNS CHANGE RESULT
Until Day or Two Ago, All Except
Agricultural Commissioners Himseif
Conceded Victory to Bedford Man
Joy in KoIner Camp.
Especial to Daily Press.


RICHMOND. VA. Aug. 12.-The re-
turns tonight show beyond a doubt
that George W. Koiner has been
named as the nominee TO succeed
hims, II as commissioner OF agricui-
turc and immigration. Koiner's ma
jority in the state win be from eight
hundred to one thousand.
This has been one Of the prettiest
fights seen in Virginia in sany years
At one time there was a difference OF
only fifty odd votes between the two
men. u mas BEN anybody's battle
until today. when the gains % the
encumbcnt from the country districts
gives him q handsome lead over MS
opponent
J. Thomson Brown has not yet
conceded the election Of Koiaer. but
there Is little doubt thst me encum-
bent nov has a lead that cannot be
overcome. Heretofore the election had
been practically conceded TO Brown
by all except Koiner himssIf. who has
msiniaincd throughout that ociat' q
rctsrns fr<m the country districts
would show him a winner.
Thcfc Is great dcmonstratioa IN the
Koincs camp tonight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
ssmlNoLss NOT ON WARP m
insignificant incident Gives Hise -
Sensational Report.
m acoo~fofo<t trocx ~

MIAMI. FLA. Aug. 12.-Sensation-
al rumors that the Seminole iod:ans
had gone on the warDath proved 10
be only the result of an escapade on
the part OF IA Seminoles last Tues
day. z. II. Harry and ]. ID Lee,
white men, were cutting wood IL the
Everglades when Willie Willie. a
Seminole buck, threatened to strlks
the men with an AK, but was pre-
vented by another Indian Later
Willie Willie shot at Lees deg. tins
bullet coming close 10 Lees heal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
BIG MERGER AT pANviLLE.
corsoiidated Cotton MN cosspan1si'
Ten Million Dollar Concern.
(Ry Associated Press).

DANvILLE. VA, Aug. ia mer-
ger of the Riverside Cotton Mills ana
the Dan River Power and Manufac-
turing Company. two of the largest
cotton mill corporations In the SOUTH
was afft cted here today at separate
meetings OF the stockholders.
The name of the new company will
be the Riverside and Dan River Cot
ton Mills. which win have paid capi-
tai of s4,500.OoO six per cent preferred
stock. and $2.500.000 eight per cent
common stock, in addition to $1,000
600 surplus. The authorized capital
stock is $10.000,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
CONVICTED OF ENTERTAINMENT.
Pocshontss Assistant Postmaster
Goes 20 Penitentisrv-

ROANOKE. VA Aug. IA spe-
cill to the Times tonight from Taze-
well. Va. says George W. Rhudy. as
sisfan; -ostmasicr q Pocahontas. Va
who was arTtsfcd a week ago. charg 4
with cmbczzicmcut Of postOIilcc
money has been tried In the Fcdcr1l
court a. Big STONE Gap and convicted
lie was sentenced TO one year IN
the federal prison at Atlanta and fined
se9o
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
GRANT BELIEVES IN AIRsHlPs
Says He Thinks They VIII Play MOST
important Part In War.
ff.y Associated PressD

PITTSBURG. PA, Aug. i2.-The
third days sessions of the conven-
ton of the Army of the Philippines
was marked today by the speech dc
livered by Major Frederick ID. Grant
commander Of the department of the
Lakes. He said;
81 candidly believe that airships
will be the deciding factor in future
warfare. The war department Is
watching with intense interest the de-
velopme nts of the aeropiane. To my
mind these air crafts will take the
most important part In war times 10
come"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
Reply Unsatisfactory.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. 1.-THE
Porte has decided to address a more
energetic note to Greco In which 1t
will be stated that Greec's reply to
the Turkish note concerning Crete is
unsatisfactory.
The Greek minister today called on
Hilmi pasha. the grand vizier. who
strongly urged the minister to advise
his government TO confirm the friend
ly protestations contained in its note
by giving assurance that Turkeys de-
mands viii be complied with.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
ulTIMATun FROM THE PORTE
Reply to Turkish Note Concerning
Crete Was Unsatisfactory, and
Grand vizler HlImI Pasha Urges
Greek Minister to Advise His Gov
eminent to Confirm Protsstatlens.
tpy Associated Press.)

BERLIN. Aug. 13.-Telegraphing
from the Constantinople the CORES
pendent OF the Tageblatt says that
Turkeys answer to the Greek note
will have the character OF an ulti-
matum; that war between Turkey and
Greece is unavoidable and that an
outbreak Is near at hand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
Moors Attack Spanish Troops,
Try Associated Press.l

MADRID. Aug. 12.-Adviccs receiv-
ed here from NeiiIla say that the
Noors today attacked a company Of
Spanish infantry while il was chang
ing its position and that in the fighting
two Spaniards we're wounded. The
enemy. however. was driven OF with
a loss.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
-Four Trsinmcn injured.
CRv Aesociaffd Prcssl.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Aux IL
-Four Of The crew q train No. 81 %
the southern Railway. which v1S de-
rallied TO-DAY ~ slate Cut sixty niles
east 81 here. are reported acricusiy
injured They arc engineer Samrei
Bash. 81 Knoxville. me lreman. Bag
gag master as one mall clerk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-13
Engine Kills Little Girl.

ROANOKE. VA, Aug IA Nor
folk and Western railway ys-d en-
CINE. at Radford. Va this evening
struck and killed cight-ycar-old Maud
Graft and seriously injured the ten
vcar-old daughter Of Thomas lisTris.
Ihc children were watching q freight
train and stepped in front Of the shif-
ter.