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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
News of the IntermountainR Region
FORGERY SUSPECT is
HELD IN THE CITY JAIL
Special 10 Tho Tribune,

Special 10 Tho Tribune,
OGDEN, Oct. 23.--An Assyrian, giving
his name as Sam Brown. but whose real
name is believed 10 be Sam l<omcrlch,
waa arrested here today by Detective
George Wardlaw OH Information furnished
by Mrs. John Grcincr. who conducts the
Bismarck roominS house at I2S Twenty
ifth street and is being held on sus-
picion OF forgery
He had bccu staying at tho Bismarck.
and it Is said he gave Mrs. Grcinor a
check for s2I.SJ. which WAS signed by
J. T.. Reed Brothers. Mrs. Grcincr de-
Quoted Sc for rent and says shc gave
him the change s15.S5 but later grow
suspicious and notified The officers,
At police headquarters other checks
were found on Brown. two Of which were
in favor OF Sam komcrjch. Ono of these
purportcd 10 be signed by r. H. Steffcn-
son and tho other that of p. j, Moran.
The police think that they have man
who has been passing forged checks
here and in Salt Lake for several weeks,
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HEROINE Of DARING
ESCAPE IS ARRESTED
Eighteen-Year-0Id Girl Who
Took French Leave of Re.
form School Caught.
Special 10 TIC Tribune.

Special 10 Tic Tribune.
OGDEN. oct. 23.--After evadins Idaho
and Utah officers for tho past four
months. Nilletta Pheris, an 1Syoar old
Sirl who escaped from the ST, Anthony,
Ida. reformalory was taken into custody
by tho Ogden police today.
Unaa9stcd the Girl made her escape
from the roform schooI IN a daring man
ncr knottipg her bedding into a ropc
she swung herself to the ground from
u throc story window and made her CO.
cape. Her dissppcs rancc was discovered
the ncNt morning and Juvenile and police
officers throughout tho intermountaiu
section wcrc notified.
The young woman WIS recognized m
Grant avenue. between Twenty fourth
and Iwentytifth streets. today from tho
description senr 10 the Ogden police. She
WAS with younger girl AT the timo she
Mas taken into custody.
The girl admitted her identity and has
expressed Il Willingness TO return To Ida
ho. Her parents live at Bdckfoot.
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Mountain Home Conspiracy Case

Special TO Tho Tribune
BOISE. oct. "S-Thc trial OF tho
Mountain Home conspiracy ease has
been called before the United States
court q jury completed. aud The pre-
sentaiion of tho case well along. The
defendants. W. G. HOWE, Il, j. Colthorp,
Fred Daniels. G, 7. Griffith and John
H. Garrett are all present and repre-
sentcd by an array of distinguished tai
ent. The charge against them is an
attempt to dcfraud the government OF
land, under the organization of the Great
Western Beet Sugar company. Attorney
&. II. Lingentcllcr OF the United States
district court is conducting the prose-
cuiion.
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STRANGER PREVENTS THUG
FROM R0RBING BROWNING

Special to Ths Tribune
OGDEN. oct 23.-"Chubh" Browning
was sapdhasged into u1conscicusness by
a. thug last Thursday evening while OH
his way home, on Wall avenue near
TNcnty-siNth street. and but for the
timely arrival OF a stranger the highway
man would have robbed his victim.
Browning WAS walking rapidly. when
suddenly the fooipad stepped from bc
hind 4 treo and struck him OH the back
of the head. He fell 10 the sidewalk
unconscious. but Was revived by A
stranger who happened TO be passing
along and witnessed the assault. The
thug disappeared before he had time 10
rob his Victim,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
PROMINENT PEOPLE
SAILING FOR ITALY

NEW YORK. Oct. 23-AmonS the pas
senScrs sailing on the Kocnig Albert for
Gibraltar and southern Italy ports yestcr-
day were Geo. a. and Mrs Archer, Shrevc
Archer and Miss 1"ouella Archer Miss
Florence Snow, ST. Paul, GuiscpDc card
Ablotta. MIR. and Mrs. Charamontc and
family. Giuseppe Indovino. Vinzensa In
dovino. Philip and Anthony Lehuc, An
gelo Spccialo and Casino Torres Port
land. Or; Francis a. Mato Portland
Or: }, ;. Cope and family, San Fran
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Funeral Of Lin lenlan.
al tn The Trjbuue.

Special tn Thc Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct 2S.--FunersI services for
Roy Mayhcld. the lincman who met his
death at Layton Friday afternoon. when
200 bolts Of electricity passed through
his body while he was working on one
OF the poles of tho Davis County Light &;
Power company, will be held at tho
Pennington meeting house Monday after
noon al ! O'Clock. The body was brought
In Ogden and prepared for burial by
Undertaken u. a. Iarllin.
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BAGGAGE WAGON HORSE
INJURIES HIS MASTER
snceial to The rrihnnc.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct 2S.-AS a result OF being
Kicked by fractions horse. which WAS
being driven to Il baggage Wagon. Will
liam Sheppard. transfer man is al thc
Ogden general hospital suffering from u
compound fracture OF the left leg he
tween the knee and ankle, The horse
became frightened oil Wall avenue near
the Union depot ana began 10 kick the
wagon to picccS. Sheppard was strlcl;
by the animals diving hoofs before Inc
could gather UP tho rclns and control
the Stccd. The horse then dashed into
telephone pole. wrcckinG tho wagon
and throwing Sheppard To tho pavement.
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Pioneer Woman Dead.
;necinI 10 Tho Tribune

| SpeCIII 10 ] no 7 TIUuII0t
PROVO. Oct "3.-hirs. Rachel Rouse.
aged 40 years and a pioneer Of Utah, died
Of general debility al the home of her
son, Frank Rouse here today. Mrs.
Rouse WAS native Of War~ckshirc
England. having been born there June s.,
1870
Mrs. Rouse came To America in 1850.
and two years later Sho came TO Utah.
having yesida1 at different cities i'm this
state till her death. She is survived by
thrcs sonS and three daughters No ar
funeral.
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BOON TO PILE VICTIMS
A CURE WITHOUT CUTTING OR
OTHER OBJECTIONABLE TREAT
NTNn

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A medicine that is sold under strict
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and use of nasty sulvcs or suppositosie, ;.
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sell this remedy-Dr. Leonbardt's g Hem.
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Y. Props, Write for booklet.
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Japan Needs Larger H,vr

TOXIC. oct. % Count L.,
premier and minister OF flnanrs
ing III } dinner OF the Associato ~
Ing houses this evening, outlined ~
budget briefly and said that N. ~
mcut Wo,Ild faithfully ADHERE tn .tso'1
"ics already followcd. The onis J,s
fcatur" In tho next bugel WI, ~!
proprIeEion FOR naval Increase ss,n an
10 $50.oOo.0n0. payable in six years
the fInance minister SAID, had hs.
cessitated by the sheer reoulremssa,.
maintaining peace.
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viouS. and who has bacu held i'm the
Ada county jail since that time. has now
hccn released. He Isl well known by
tho police of Boise and Spokane as he =
story WAS diScrcditcd by the detectives,
but he WAS held for further develop
mcnlS, Rogers is suffering from An in
CDrs,blc disease Of tho eyes. which is fast
taking his sight, and f. now unable to
work and practically helpless. He pleads
to ha taken 10 his home In Kansas, and
uuIIl word is received from there the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
1N THE DISTRICT corIRr q

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF !
United States for tho district Of J1
--Tu the matter Of John II. Russell
bankrUpt.-lu bankruptcy, No isiI
To the creditors of John II. Russs1
salt Lake City, In tho county Of
Lake and district aforesaid, a y
rupt
Notice is hereby given that OIL The
day OF September. 1910. the said JOIN
Russell was duly 1djudicated bank
and that tho fret meeting OF his crsd1
will be held al my office in the CONF
cial block. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
end day of November. 1910. at II Cd
in the forenoon. AT which time tie
creditors may attend, prove their c]1I
appoint "A trustee, examine the banko
and transact such other business W !
properly come before said meellns
CHARLES BALDWIN
Referee IN BankTnpIh
salt Lake CITY, Oct. ~. 1910.
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Had dyspepsia or indigestion far -
30 appetite. and what did eat dist,.>
ire terribly Burdock Flood Bltters =
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Don't lct the baby suffer from err.
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Ointment gives instant relief. cures al
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druggists sell Il.
Constipation causes headache. n,,.
dizziness. languor, hear. paInIts,|
D,-s site phvsics grippe. sicken. wesks1-
bowels and don't cure. Doan's RssA
aci gently and cure ccnstipauon
cents. Ask your druggist. ~
Never can tell when you'll mash
ger or suffer y cut, bruise, burn or :,
Bo prepared. Dr.. Thomas Ecle-He-
Instantly relieves the pain--quickly I.
the wound.
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Cholera in ItaIy

ROME. Oct 2&.-Seven deatho
cholera occurred during the Jast q.
four hours among the patients sn@
asylum for tho insane at Avrrsa
province ri CaScria. short d,,s.
from Naples The mortality a,no.,-
Insane. at this asylum has bcrr
high during the last two weeks j,
majority Of all the patients hayc
cumbcd 10 tie discsge. In Inc c,,s
Naples there have been no reu'
and no deaths reported in iho last \
ty-four hours. but sight new cssss'
Nelopcd IN tho provinces.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
RIFLE AND SUIT CASE
STOLEN FROM UNION DEPOT
Special 10 The Tribune.

'JIT''TdI ~ 7 TI'
OGDEN. Oct. "3.-JcavinG his hn Sgs &c,
consisting Of n suit csse and an auto
matte rifle. which Inc had purchased M
town hours before, Jesse Rankin a
stranger rssairS through Ogden. returned
10 tl.c waiting room al tho Union depot
carly this morning 10 find that hls prop
crty had disappeared. He notified De
icctivcs Robert Chambers aud Robert
Rurk who soon arrested H. McIeroy. p
VOL dressed young man with the ride
McLcroy said the articles were pointed
out tn him by an acquaintance as the
lattcrs property and thai lie Was re-
aicstcd 10 take caro- of them Mct.croy
is bciug held at the city jail while the
police are searching for his friend,
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Mothers Dream Comes True.

SAN RAFAEL. Cal Oct 23.-Dream-
ing during the night that her son would
he killed today. Mrs. Alfred Schmidt of
this city, was awakened by nelghbors
daYbreak her 13-yacr- old son George had
been shot TO death accidentally by his
cousin. Fred May is years old. with
whom he had gone hunting.
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Boncb Myers Buried.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 93.-Impressiya funeral
services were held al the First Metho =
dist church for Bench Myers this after
noon al $50 o'clock. The Rev. Fred :
ori"l Y. Fisher. pastor Of tho church.
conducted the aervjc"s. uuartetto COM :
posed OF Sir. and Mrs. NJ, i. Mark and
Nh and Mrs $. ", Fray sang several
selections Burial was At the CITY GEM
etcty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy has be-
come famous for its cures of coughs,
colds, Group and influenza. Try it
when in need IT contains no harm full
substance and always gives prompt re-
lief, Sold by all dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
DEMOCRATS ARE WAGING
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN

OGDEN. Oct. 23.-The most vigorous
campaign conducted by the Democrats of
Weber county in many years is now be-
Ing wsgrd throughout tho county. Raj
lies are being held every night in gone
section at which speakers from other
parts OF the state arc present.
Ferdinand Erickson, candidate for COM
gross. Maihoniah Thomas. e. j.. Grant
and other spcllbindcrs have arranged for
q SpcaltiuG tour throughout tho county
during the present week. Meetings VIII
be held AZ Plain City Tuesday and at
West Weber Wednesday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
CHANGE OF VENUE
IN LEWISTON CASE

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE, Oct. 23.-The application of
kettcnbaugh. kestcr aud Eobnott de
tcndants In the Lewiston National bank
embez2lcmeHt cases, for change of
venue from the northern tu the central
Idaho division OF the United states dis
trict court was granted Friday by Judge
T.. 5. Dietrich. They will he tried in
Boise beginning January :. 1911.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
Sheriff and Prisoner,
| 10 The Tribune.

SPECIAL fo Tho TribOno,
oGpBN. Oct .S.-ShcrT j. G. Clark
OF Elko. Ncv., spcut SUNDAY in Ogden
while on his way back to Nevada with
Charles Bessctt. arrested in salt Lake
for = hcldup aud attempted murder in
the Sagebrush state several months ago.
The Nevada Sh"rin was unable TO catch
the train leaving Ogden late yesterday
afternoon and remained over at Ogden
with hig prisoner until tonight
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Auto Accident Fatal.

g.. DALLAS, Texas. Oct. 23-Jesse Frick
Jr, OF Dallas was fatally injured when an
automobile collidcd with motorcycle
on the State Fair speedway this after
noon and crashed through the fence into
crowd OF spectators. e. Z. Boggs who
shoulder blade and n broken arm
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Noted Westerner Dead.

SAN RAFAEL. Cal Oct 2S-'rhomas a
Desmond formerly sheriff OF San Fran
cisco county and one OF the leaders of
tho expedition from the Irish Nationalist Is
that went 10 the rescue OF six Irishmcn
incarccrated in the Fremantle prison
IN Australia in 1915. died tonight after
a short Illness, He was - wears old.
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HE IS INCOMPETENT;
HIS STORY DISCREDITED

Special to'Thc Tribune
BOISE. oct 23.-Bud Rogers, who
wandered into the sheriffS office At Ida
no city three months ago and confessed
to having been an accomplcc i'm The
train boldup near Ogden a few days pre-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24
Well-Known Lawyer Dead.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.--Lewis Larned Co
burn, attorney and civicist died at his
nome here tonight. aged IS years Mr.
Coburn was the founder OF the Union
League club here
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RIDE DOUBLE ON WHEEL;
ONE is BADLY HURT
enecIai io Tho Trihune.

OGDEN. oct. 25.-E;sther TeasdaIe the
13 year old daughter of g. Teasds|e, was
painfully injured this afternoon while rid
Ing on the handle bars of q bicycle which
was being propelled by q. young compan-
ion. The wheel turned over when IL
rol'ided with n pedestrian on the side
ualk at Lincoln avenue and Twcuty-siS
streets. The little girl received q severe
disocaticn Of her right wrist and fore !
=
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-24

reforms and political economy Go H..
Uncle Jesse We are not I'm politics. but
VIC are for YOU Tho White and Blue
is edited and published by the student
body Of The MnNcrsiLN.
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Loan Negotiations OF.

PARIS, Oct 23.-Thc French govern
nient considers the negotiations for a
loan OF S3O.000000 TO Turkey as ended
Turkey having refused the financial guar
antecs requested hY France
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-08
Owesley-Shanks.

0wsLEY SHANKs. Very handsomely
engraved invitations have been ecsiv-
ed here. reading as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Pennington Owsley
request the pleasure OF your
company at the marriage of their daughter
Matte Hays,
and
Mr.. Thomas Handley shanks,
on the evening of Thursday the Twenty first
of April, at Eight O'Clock.
Al Home,
Columbus, Ga.
This announcement will be of great
interest here and in central Kentucky,
where both Of the contracting parties
are so popular. Mr.. Shanks is one of
the ablest young attorneys at the Stan
ford bar. while Miss 0wsley is really a
Lincoln county girl, transplanted to the
Sunny South. where she has been very
popular and beloved in society.
A number of the Kentucky relatives
of both the prospective bride and groom
will go to Columbus to attend the nup-
tials, which will be a most important
event in the southern city.
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John Bright Tells How to Estimate
On Corn And Wheat.

John Bright, one of the best known
farmers in Lincoln county, and in this
part of the State, has compiled a num-
Der of rules for the measurement and es =.
timation of farm crops. which are bss-
ed upon close study and experimental
ton. He has compiled three rules for
counting corn in the crib, which are as
follows:
Rule No. l.-Ascertain the number
of cubic feet contained in a given crib
and allow IL cubic feet to shell a bar
rel of corn of FIVE bushels; or after find
ing the number cubic feet, divide by
2 4; this gives the result in bushels. All
rules are based on the statutory rule of
2l50 4 for bushel.
Rule No. 2-After finding the num-
Der Of cubic inches in the crib. divide
by 2l5O 4, which will give the number
of bushels the crib will hold of shelled
corn or clean wheat; then 81 per cent.
of that is what the crib will shell
out.
Rule No. 3.-Find the number of Gu
bic inches in the crib and divide the
number of cubic inches in the CRIB by
4l47.2, which will give what the crib
will shell out in bushels.
Mr.. Bright has also compiled some
figures on the planting of corn and
wheat. based on the number of grains
of each to the bushel. He figures:
One bushel of corn of average size
grains contains $3.50 grains. Corn
planted in checked rows. feet 10 inch
es each way, gives 2,1l6 square inches
to each hill. Three grains to hill will
plant seven and half acres.
One bushel of wheat contains 69l 200
grains. Sown one bushel to the acre,
gives one grain to every 8 square inch
es. Sown pecks per acre gives one
grain to every u square inches. Sown
six pecks per acre gives one grain to
every 6 square inches.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-08
IMPROVEMENTS In
RURAL MAIL SERVICE
Will be Pushed by Postmaster
Florence---Better Roads And
Better Boxes Wanted.

Under advices from the Postoffice
Department, Postmaster Jas. c. Flor
ence Is preparing to inaugurste cam
paign for improvement in roadway con-
ditions in Lincoln equity and improve.
ment Of the rural mail service. especial
ly in the matter Of mail boxes used by
country citizens. He has been instruc-
ted by the department to inform him
self Of the exact condition of the vari-
Gus pixies and Of the bridges. The off,
cial order on the subject saws:
IF you find that they require inn
provement, you should present the mat
mer in the strongest and most positive
way to the patrons and road officials,
informing them that improvements
must be made as soon as practicable.
II, after a reasonable time has elapsed,
the improvements have not been made,
or started, you will report the fact to
this Office in order that action may be
taken looking to discontinuance Of the
service"
Not a single resident Of the county
or official wants to see the rural mail
service cut off any particular road on
account Of the bad condition of the
highway. so that prompt action toward
improvement will undoubtedly be soon
taken.
The postmaster is also requested to
urge all patrons Of the rural mail SER
vice to paint their boxes white in color,
which will result in serving to protect
the box and post from damage by the
weather and likewise give a uniformi-
ty Of color, giving than a neater and
sIghtlier appearance than they now
possess. The department also requests
that patrons imprint their names and
box numbers on the boxes in black block
letters about two inches high.
The department is anxious to have
the county road officials paint upon the
boxes at crossroads the names of the
towns or villages to which each road
leads. with Indicator showing the di-
rection. This will prove of great ben
eft to strangers travelling over the
country roads, and give an air of prog
ressiveness to the county. A uniform
kind of post is also proposed. which will
add greatly to the appearance of the
service.
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Typhoid Raging in Carard.

Elton Lawson. the l2-year-old son Of
former Sheriff W. l.. Lawson. is seri-
ously III of typhoid fever. The only
daughter Of Mr.. Lawson died last fall
of the disease: grown son. Robinson
Lawson. died the fall previous. and two
years preceding. the Oldest son. Arch
Lawson. contracted fever at his hume
in Garrard and died in Arkansas. Out
of family Of six children. three have
already succumbed to the malady. and
now the fourth lies very i'll of the same
disease.
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MONDAY Is ANNUAL
HORSE SHOW DAY.
Blooded Equines VIII be On Par
ade And Great Crowd Expect
ed In Stanford.

One OF the largest crowds Of the sea-
son Is expected to be in Stanford Mon.
day, which is court day and horse show
day as well. Since the memory Of man
runneth not to the contrary. April court
day has been horse show day, when
blooded stations are brought TO town
by proud owners to be exhibited to the
gaze Of the sdmiring thousands who
come to town. BY mutual consent lower
Main street is made the promenade for
the display of the silk coated equines,
which, with arched neck and naughty
step, exhibit their graces.
Probably no county in the state. out
side Of Lexington or Louisville, con-
tains as many blooded breeders as Lin
coin, and the discriminating horsemen
from these centers Of horsehesh come
to Lincoln for fresh stock to keep up
the quality of their blue. bloods. This
has so far proven a splendid year for
Lincoln county horse breeders. Their
stations are in great demand. All are
in fine fettle for a great season, and
they will be in town Monday to show
themselves. Fine weather is promised
now and people will be here from a
dozen counties to see the show.
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TRAIN CRASHES INTO
LOADED COAL CARS
Fearful Wreck on L. & N. In
Whitley County, Witnessed
By Local Man.

l.. & " passenger.tr train No. "a, due
here at 4:iO o'clock Thursday morning.
was badly wrecked at Saxton. about
three miles this side Of JelIico, Whitley
county. about O'Clock in the morning.
when IL crashed into q number Of load
ed coal cars standing on the main track.
The passenger train was running at the
rate Of 40 miles an hour and so fierce
was the impact when IL struck the coal
cars the engine was smashed to smith
Greens and hurled down an embank-
ment. Engineer win Dalton was in
stantly killed and a small child Is dead,
but by almost n miracle Il seemed. no
one else on the train was seriously in
jured.
Z. c. Walton, Of this city. was on
the train. in a sleeper when he was
awakened by the fearful crash, but
luckily he escaped unscathed beyond q
severe shaking up. Many on the train
we're bruised more or less. but none
was seriously hurt. The train did not
pass here until IL O'Clock Thursday
morning.