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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-22

READ.-At 26 Third East. Fob. u 7lr1
Read. born Sept. o, ISIS. On IIuutsvIa.
Weber county Utah. daughter OF N-r
and Mrs. Albert O.. Slater of Hunts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-22

administrations Richard. SON OF
James S and Edna lr. Stirling. rr4r
Dos south Main. born Aug I- r.t
died Feb. %. 1909. of Group with com.
pllcatiOus.
Funeral notice later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-22

r. T.. Evans. Florist. 80 S Main 81.
Floral designs a speciality Phone 96L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-22

.' cola weather IHau h.H been HKurr-
.".UH ..UUH IUH valley was .etual and
'HrsU .fHE 600 beginning t0 auuer with
... prospect uf heavy losses. unlraa tH0
...I 5000 t.I HTHlt. uu worry soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
snow shoes at shapard's.

Snow shoes at Shepard's
See Abbott's initial handkerchiefs.
Hot baths at the Hotel Otis every day
Ladies, get cigar and pipe gifts at the
Red Cross.
Watch fob and bracelets at Holmes
tho jeweler
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver, at Burr's
Christmas post cards reduced to one
cent each at Hendricks
Special reduced prices on perfumes this
week at Hendricks drug store.
Christmas Togos III all size boxes
$780, SITS and $3.50. at Marrion's.
Ladies' and gents fur-lined gloves and
mittens from the Frank McWhorter Co,
Togo il the favorite smoke Of more
men than any other cigar in Barre; 5000
smoked in Barre every week.
Get your wife or sister one Of those
handsome embroidered nuns yelling
waists at Perry's for Christmas.
Gentlemen's clothing repaired; coats
and vests refined; button holes remade
Also, manding Of all kinds neatly done
Z French street first aoorl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Hoar knit sweaters at Abbott's
See the Paris Shirtwaist aid, on page z
Christmas decorations at half price AZ
Oscar Borghs
Read the advertisement of Moore 4
Owens on page 2.
Christmas candy made fresh every
hour at Mascott's.
Watches, clocks and jewelry az
Holmes, the jeweler.
Apollo chocolates for those who dis.
eliminate. AT Red Cross.
Rings, scarf pins, crosses, iockets and
chains at w. D lSidder A Co.'S
H. Falcetti went to Bethel to-day for
few days visit with relatives.
Bill folds, medicine cases, perfumes
no fancy prices at the Red Cross.
Most complete line OF meerschaum and
briar pipes In Barre at Marrion's.
Rings Of every description, from the
diamond TO babies rings, al Holmes
We lead in low prices on warm foot
wear and rubbers. Eastman Brothers.
Ladies' and gents fobs, lorgnettes and
vest chains at W. d. kidder & Co.'S.
Twenty-Five per cent discount on post
card albums at Hendricks drug store.
New and second hand pianos for sale
or rent at G0uld's, So Spaulding street
All the new things il neckwear and
muffiers from the Frank McWhorter Co
Try Landers' cent Havana Leaf and
Spotted Jacket cigars, g2 No. Main st.
A new line of mufFs and scarfs for
Christmas presents, at Perrys. What
can be better
Fancy packages Of highest quality
chocolates and bonbons ut prices that
will please you. Red Cross.
Lockets, chains and rings for Christ
mas All goods engraved free while You
wait at Holmes, the ieweler
Briar and meerschaum pipes. cigar
holders and cigar cases Largest line in
the state Of Vermont, at Marrion's
A pretty 1910 lawn waist for Christ
mas gift See our new line in holly
boxes at the Paris Shirtwaist House.
All who are to take part in the Christ
mas concert at the Hedding Nj. E
church are requested to meet az the
church Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
for general rehearsal
Get our prices on silver plated goods
before you buy elsewhere. We have it
from the cheapest 10 the best. We also
carry the Rogers ls4T line, In knives,
forks and spoons G. N. Kenyon & Co.'s
Cash bargain Store
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

See tie nobby Christmas umbrellas
at Psrry's for men and women
A large assortment Of calendar mounts
at browns, all the sizess and right
prices,
II it's : stsinRd instrument for Christ
mas, you find kae kind thas It's best to
bury at GouId's. So SpeuIding street.
Mems and boys sweaters, all styles,
from SOC to $3.50, from the Frank Nc
Whofter company.
Such . variety OF hendkarchiefs for
men, women and children always good
for presents at Perry's.
Uatil January l, handsome calendar
will Be given with every cash order.
+. w. IMngIois, "a Granite street. Tel.
ephoue 454.ll.
If you wish yoHE child to own the
handsomest and strongest all-steel sled
ever put On the market, We can sell il
to you right. 9. n. Kenyon 4 ca.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Go to the home Of shirtwaists to bury
your Christmas waists Eevry style Is
new and the assortment is complete.
Wa have specials every day this week,
Paris shirtwaist House.
The Socialists will hold a meeting in
the Wheeiock ball on Wednesday even.
ing, December 30, at 7 o'clock There
will be- paper on What is wrong with
the Socialist partys1 Everybody who
is interested In Socialism is cordially
invited to DO present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22
Some Christmas Suggestions
TO Help You Decide What to Give

How about giving the boy Or girl Brownie
Camerap It will be enjoyed as well to help
form taste for the beautiful. Prices range from
ST. 90 to $1,000 We have them. Kodaks also
al from $1,000 to $4,000
A fine box ofthe very best Chocolates for the
girl---mothcr and sister likes them too, SOC to 81
A big line Of fine Cigars to choose from for
father brother and the other fellow too, boxes at
from 81 to SO the box.
The celebrated Waterman Fountain Pen in
large assortment at So to SIS Nothing more use
full Also large stock Of Dressing Cases. Mani
cure Cases, Leather Travelling Cases, Military
Brushes, Leather Banners and Notices, Fine Sta
tionery in fancy boxes Desk Sets and other gifts
TOO numerous to mention in tits space.
We invite your inspection and promise you
courteous treatment and goods and prices that
are right.
E. A. DROWN, Druggist, Barre, VT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
MAN MURDERED
/. FOR HIS MONEY
BODY FOUND ON SMALL ISLAND
DEATH WAS CAUSED BY
DROWNING.
WAS STRUCK ON HEAD
Then Held Under Water--Murdere
Committed Suicide BY Poison,
ard Another Man is in
Jail as Accomplice.

Port Huron, Mich, July 15.-Lo, T.
Rosenberg, cigar maker Ct Cleve-
land, Ohio, was murdered today on an
islard in the st. Clair flats just above
the Joe Bedore summer resort. A
few hours later Frank Elbera, also of
Cleveland, who is charged with the
murder, was also dead from a dose Of
poison. self administered. when he
found arrest was emmlnent A third
Cleveland man. Sam Fr.sbie, is he'd
In Jail here tonight as an acco,hplica
to the murder of Rosenberg aad, it is
said, has made q confession.
The three men attended dance at
Bedore's hotel and Rosenberg shovel
a large sum of money This morn ne
Rosenberg's body was found lying
face downward in the bushes on the
shore of an islet, five hundred feet
from the dance hall. There was a
deep cash in the back of the head,
Officers were summoned from this
city. They found the dead man had
been stripped OF every celt of mon Y,
AS the officers returned to TIE ho-
tel with the body they heard a man
inside screamed Il have taken dol
help!" With a physician they rustel
to his side but he died in a few mo,
ments. The man proved to b, Fralk
EIbera. His room was searched a Id
in a suit case it is said was found a
revolver, some bloody clothes a4d
nearly 500. The officers then tool
into custody his roomanae Sam F.,c
bic.
While the bodies of Rose berg and
Eibera were being taken to Algoaae
Frisbie was hurried to jail hs,ra AID.
examined by Prosecutor Stewart
Frlsble. according to tie autholi
ties said the during the dance Ia
night Elbera coaxel Rosena ers to ge
to the island Frisb'e accompaai II
them. At the head of the is and, ac
cordirg to the alleged confession, Ell
bera suddenly attacked Rosenberg 4
The cigar maker ran toward the rieer
Elbara. according to Frisbie, chased
him into the water, aad struck hi n
with a revolver and then forced his
head under the surface whore he held
him until Rosenberg was drowned
Frisbie declared that his only part i.
the murder was to assist Elbara {
drag Rosenberg's body into the
bushes where it was found.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
TRIP FROM MADISON TO LA
CROSSE, WISCONSIN,, MOST
TRYING so FAR.
NO SERIOUS ACCIDENTS
But Rough Roads and Steep Hills
We're Causes CT Hardship
Pathfinder Arrived More
Than Hour Late.

Lacrosse, Wis, July 15.-After t e
hardest days ride of the course thus
far, over roads filled with rocks and
heavy with sand mounting ad de
scenling high hills aud trayersing
marshy coulees, the Gli6den au, ONO
bile tourists arrived in Lacrosse in
good condition late this af en- on
No mishap occurred On the road othe :
that a few prnctures, and they did
not cause serious delay.
d, A. Lewis, pathfinder. expressed
the opinion that the days run Lal
been the worst ever known since ;he
Glidder tour had been established
The appearance of he cars ald
drivers as they came in corroborated
this opinion The machines were eG-
shrouded in clouds of dust. AMI ma Y
appeared exhausted and st'gs red IS
they alighted from their machines,
Lewis in his pathfinder car a ri Ell
at Las, a. hour and quarter late,
and right at his hees came the car
j. c. Glidden. of Boston,
father Of the tour, and #. j. Hover,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
UNIONS TO WAR
ON THE POLICE
CHICAGO WILL SEE BITTER
STRuGGLE-ALTMAN HELD
TO GRAND JURY.
RECENT BOMB OUTRAGE
aid to Door Of Business Agent OF
Carpenters on--Pciice Guard
ed Evidence c.ose'y, and
Sorlng Surprise.

Chicago, July 15.-The holding o..
Vincent A Altman, assistant business
agent Of the Carpenters Union to the
grand jury on the charge cf placing
the bomb which daniaged the Central
Telephone -cempany's Building in the
downtown district on the night OF
June q, caused a sensation today.
Although Altman has been under ar
rest week The strength OF the police
Evidence against him aas been care
fully guarded Altmans s friends OF tn
labor union freely predicted that i
was a huff and ts,at ne would b, re
leased The acti5n OF today presag1s
a bitter war between the unions aud
the police forca-a war that alrea y
has opened
The carpentersssssa sawAsggaut into tha
field a volunteer detective force and
charges have been maize that the po
lice are afraid to arrest the real toml
thrower, who is SAID 70 DO In posses
sion of information that tho police
have protected gambling In this city
for years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
ILLINOIS MAN A PAUL REVERE
LOCO REFUGEES AT ALTON
NOW.
GREAT DAMAGE IS DONE


St Louis, July 15.-The crest OF
the Mississippi river nocd viii reach
here tomorrow, VIXEN the high water
mark win be 25.5 fe, ranking fifth in
height in tie past s!Xty-Gye years.
th levfe @, here, ros esteadi all L day
tie first stgr es of bui d.ngs all a!Cn :
the lepee here, rose steadily al otday,
q d al Z O'Clock tonight the gauge
registered 3iS feet. one tenth of II
foot less than last years highest food
stage, andl VIII be twoteath of a foot
higher than That stage by tomorrow
morning.
No other great flood has occurred
here so late in the season except ng
the great flood of September, four
years ago.
The greatest damage was done t..
day at the junction Of the Missouri
a | Mississippi rivers. All of the day
a train carried pass engers from West
Alton, Mo.
1000 Refugees.
One Thousand refugees from Mis-
souri, points reached Alton, Ill. today,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
SHAH'S TROOPS ARE
DISCONTtNTED;; NOW
WANT TO SURRENDER

Teheran. July 15.-Fighting around
the Cossaeks barracks ceased this ai
ternOon and negotiations for their sur
render are now being carried On by
General Liakoff The Shah's troops
are diseontented on account Of insuf
fcient food and pay.
The fighting today oen;ered aroun
the British Legation = number OF
loyal bakhtiaris. gaining an entrance
to the city took up 4 position on tops
of houses in The vicinity OF The lega
tion and near the nationalist'8 camp.
which they bUmbarded with a heavy
rife fire The nationalists responded
and for several hours the British teia-
graph aud ether foreign houses. In
which there were a number of women.
were escorted to the British legation
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16

having ben warned by John Kite.
who rode horseback through Brad.
shaw levee.
A small culvert through the St
Louis. Keokuk ald North ern railroad
embankme-t was enlarged by the
flood to a width Of twenty feet tolay,
d spite a large force of men en-
deayoring to save the track. West
Atoms so'e protection.
AS Helm. tae 1i.y2ar-old dlu2h e.
of William Stanford Alton, was sit
ting on the coulty bridge at Happy
Hollow. two miles north of Alton, tais
afternoon, splashing her feet In the
food below, a rising wave suddenly
engulfed the bridge and washed It
away. carrying the girl with it. Her
body was recovered.
Estimates place the present flocd
loss In the Missouri river valley at
fCOnciuded on Second pAgel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
DIAz WILL meet TAFT
At Ell Psso When Latter Makes West
ern Tour This FaIi--Big Cele-
bration Planned.

El Paso, Tex, July l5.-President
Diaz of Mexico. will come here TO
confer with President Taft upon the
occasion of the latter's western tour
this fall. according to private advice ;
received here today. The plans are al
ready under way to have the interna
tional bridge converted in'o a great
banquet hall decorated with the
colors of both republics.
1t Is proposed to seat the two pr Isl.
dents in the center of the bridge di-
rectly over the international Lound
airy line, with the American guests
an soldiers massed on the Amer can
side while the Mexican president
dignitaries and soldiers will be p,aeel
on the Mexican side.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
LEADERS ARE IN JAIL
And Comparative Quiet Reigns IN
Strike Center in Pennsylvania
Desultory Firing.

PlUshurg. July 15.-With twcntc-
wo alleged strike leaders under arres;
herded together In box car. aud the
PENNSYLVANIA state constabulary over
lwing the $500 strikers by the free
use of riot maces and revolvers. COM
parative quiet reigns "a; midnight AZ
he plants of the Pressed Steel Car
Company at Preston. Pa. tonight
where the employees struck last We'd
nesday for different working agree
ment.
Desutory firing occurred several
times during the yening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
BILL POSTERS AID FIGHT.

Atlanta Ca, July 1j.-One mi.li)n
dollars worth Of freed advertising r
a campaign against tuberculosis was
voted today by the joirt convention
OF the National Bill Posters and ihs
Southern Hill Posters here. This con
trihution was followed quickly ty The
sum OF 100000 sui lseribed d by the
Poster Pr,n'e.s cs7oc atCn, an
auxiliary Of the bin posters organ a
tion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
SAYS THAT 1RAW
THREATENED HER
DAMAGING TESTIMONY AGAINST
HARRY DRAWN from EVE.
LYN'S LIPS AT LAST.
SAID HE WOULD KILL HER
Also Says He Tried Twice to
XIII White-Cen,p.ains
OF Allowance. s~

White Plains. ~ Y, July l5,- Mrs.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw went on the
stand here today In the case Of he~
husband and gave damaging testimc-
lay against him, II was the strongest
point scored by the state SO farssin
is fight TO keep Thsu In the asylum
for the criminal Insane at Mattewan,
He demands his release through ha-
beas corpus procedure on the ground
that he is a sane man.
Mrs. Thaw was asked II her hus
band threatened her life She turned
|appealingly to Justice Mills. She beg
ged to be allowed not to answer be
2ause she said she knew she would
incur his everlasting ,:,:nosity AMI
her attitude indicated that she be,
ived he might carry out his alleged
threa;
She also urged. VITA some show of
feeling, that she was stlll Thaw's wife,
and no matter how he had treated her.
ihe did net want to testify against
lin. But the court rules that the only
possible grounds upon which she pos.
IDLY decline q answer was that II
would tend to incrim:aate her. and he
dded taat he did not see how ii
would be applicable 10 her situation.
Then Eeyelyn answered. the que 3.
ion. "Yes. he did, she said In allow
dice.
What were his exact woris?" de-
landed Mi, Clarke
He said "when | get out of here
uppose win have TO XIII you
why did he say that"
"Wa were discrnsihg his mental
ondition. asked him what lie
meant, aud he said: "Ycu know ] was
lot crazy the night shot White.
sked him again an: ae said You
,now missed White by two minutes
he day before"
Thaw. wheE asked about his wlfe's
estimony after court. said he wasn't
surprised at her att::uGe but he enl-
phatically denied that he ever threat
ened her life. He also denied that he
attempted Whites life the day be
fore the homicide.
This evening Mrs. -'aaw said that
~ the Thaw family had treated her
right sho would no: nave testified
against her husband; that they wound
iot guarantee an allowance. She
complained that her allowance had
Ieen cut down to $40 week and 5000
4 month and added that as she ex-
Jected nothing from her husbands
'amily she would have 10 make a llv-
irg some way, probably by posing as
2 model
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
(Concluded On Second Page.)
BEGINNING OF THE END
eineies Case Reached the Argument
Stage Yesterday Prosecutor
Short Made His Statement.

Chicago. July 15.-Arguments il
the Gingles ease began this aiteraoo-
with the statement by Assistant
Staies Attorney Short He reviewed
the case in all is bearings alta kei
the girls story Of the bath room in
cident. defended Miss Ba~ret ?
against the allegations againt her
a-d insinuatsd that Miss cling IS hsd
been coached by some one. whose al
vice. he said. did not help her any.
1t is thought the case win 90 to the
jury tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
OVER THE CORPORATION TAX
PRESIDENT STANDS FIRM
TO THE Eis0. Il
PLEDGES WERE GIVEN
BY Senate ccnfereeG to Hold OUT Far
Senate Rates on Many Things,
and Want to be Released
From Them.

Washington, July i5.- Evidences Of
friction between the president AMI
the conferees on the tariff bin began
TO disturb the relations between tae
White House and the capitol
A last fort has been made by tl.e
leonferoes to induce the president 10
consent to striking out the corpora
I, tion tax amendment without success
The president not only told Allrieh
and Payne that he would nos with
draw from his position in favor of
ithis tax but that he was assured of
sufficient votes TO keep the provision
! in the bin and to i.aure IT'S adoption
In both ouses.
Pains were taken at the White
House today to make 1t clear that tie
president did not send for Aldrleh
and Payne on the occasion of last
nights Conference br. that the con
ference had been sought by the Iegis-
/ llative leaders. who reported to Their
colleagues today that Taft stood s9llsi-
ly for the tax and would not retreat
from his aggressive position regarl.
ing H.
In his talks with tie senate cenfer-
ees regarding the bin the preaideDt
has been met with the statement that
while the conferees woull be glad 10
do all in their power 10 carry OUT bis
wishes with respect 20 certain srhAd-
ules, they stand pledged TO certoia
lof their colleagues In the senate.
whose constituents are particularly
Interested IN the IL .is uDier consfl
|eration. and can not a.;sr their posi-.
lion In support OF the senate rates
until released from the pledges giyen.
The eonferees have suggested to
the president that he send personally
Tor the senators to waom the nl edges
20 stand firm were gwen. and that IL
| they consented TO re.ease the confer
ees the latter would be glad to go
ahead and accept the tower rates. The
president, II Is declared. has adopted
'this suggestion and during the past
two days has ahd talks with senators
who stand back OF the several sched.
ules. From all outward indications,
however. It is assumed that not much
progress has been mace.
All Of these newly discovered facts
have revived the talk Of possible veto
by the president when the bill reaches
him.
The president, however, according
TO authoritative information, Is stlu
hopeful that out of the conference
consideration will come satisfae-
tory measure The president has indi-
Gated to the conferees that he is pa..
ticularly interested IN securing free
hides, free oil. free Goa: and a mate.
rial reduction in the lumber schedule.
He also expressed his interest ia other
schedules which have 20 do with the
necessaries OF life.
Excellent progress rn tae schedules
was made by the conferees today.
alrge number of differences la chem
icals, earthenware. metals and agli-
cultural products having been adj
justcd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16

eminent expects TO send 5000 troops
into the Ria region. hut il on eli lly
declares that the trouble al Melilia is
purely local and do,s not affect lis
relations with Mulai Hahd Spain
does not seek wa. with the kahyle
tribes. its sole purpose is 10 put s
POSSESSIONS in Northera Area in
condition to repel ana Iu lsh At
tacks.
There is strong belief here that
Mulai Hafd will fall and in that event
Spain with ample ships amassed on
the African coast win Re in a POSI-
tion to regain some Of the prestise
lost TO France as a result Of the
Casablanea Intervention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16

States Attorney Wayman appeared
in person TO prosecute Altman before
Judge McSurely He was backed hy
acting Chief of Police Scaueltler, act.
ing Assistant Chief LAWN. who is IN
charge Of tho case, and Captain
OBrien of the detective bureau. Gus
tave Simons. an employe Of the Tele-
phone company. testified that on the
night of June 27. he Iad occasion to
go into the alley whore the bomb was
placed
Il noticed Altman standing at the
mouth Of the alley he said He
was looking into the alley. ] saw him
Concluded on Third Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16

Philadelphia, July 15.-Tn one of the
busiest sections of the city and at Il
time when thousands o: pedestrians
were passing. a five story building at
the corner of Eleventh and Market
streets, being reconstructed for the
United Gas Company, collapsed early
this afternoon. bury.lg or pinrring
beneath the ruins thirty-two persons,
seven of whom are dead. one missin :,
one fatally injured and twenty-four
more or less seriously injured.
The Dead.
CHARLES LARSEN.
PETER FRITZ.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16

of Buffalo, chairman of the American
Automobile association contest hoard.
No. 1913. a Pierce Arrow, driven by
Charles Scofeld, was the first cen
tastant to report. arriving at 1892.
One minute behinl it came No. ,,
4 Maxwell, driven by w. +. WIN
chester. while 1OS, another Pierce Ar
row. in charge of John S. Wilians,
was third. The last car was in at i:30
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
M'GoVERN A SHADOW.

New York. July IA shadow of
his old self, Terry McGovern, the once
noted pugiIist, was taken to sani.
tarium at Amltyhilie, Il. l., today.
McGovern had been in the observa-
ton ward of the Kings county hospit
al since Thursday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-16
TRAINS COLLIDE IN
MICHIGAN; ENGINEER
AND FIREMAN DEAD

Kalamazoo. Mich. July ia
northhornd passenger train on the
Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw
railway collidel head on with a sonth
bound freight near Schulz this after.
noon. The engineer and fireman OF
the passenger trai1 are dead aad th :
engineer and fireman of the freight
arc probably fatally injured.
The Dead. ~
MELVIN MEADE, engineer
SETH CHANDLER. fireman. both
of Kalamazoo.
Injured-Fred Kruse. engineer and
John Milbeek, frema-. both of .Kala-
mazoo. The accident is believed to
have been caused by a misunder-
standing Of orders.