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The Robesonian., 1910-04-28
LUMBERT0N NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY APRIL 2s 1e1o
IN SOCIAL REALMS.
Miss Emma Higley Entertains
The Xxx Club.
Reported for The Robesonian,

The Xxx Club.
Reported for The Robesonian.
On Friday evening from $50
to IL O'Clock Miss Emma Higley
the Xxx Club and
their gentlemen friends. AS the
guests arrived they were con-
Quoted to the parlor, where. after
in talk and laughter
Tor a while they we're presented |
with d contest entitled "Ali |
About Kate" This engaged |
their most concentrated atten-
ton for several minutes, after
which the papers were handed in
and corrected. There were three
successful contestants for the
prize and after cutting for it
Miss Helen Stainback, being the
fortunate one, was presented
with beautiful silver hat pin.
Then another contest was en-
gagged in entitled "Girl's Names
Contest. - After a short time
spent in puzzling our brain over
this contest we were requested
to hand our papers in fer correc-
ton. Four of the papers were
correct and after cutting for the
prize Miss Sallie Thompson
chanced to be the lucky one.
Prot. Sentelle, who came in later
in the evening, presented the
prize, which was a silver belt
buckle. to Miss Thompson. At
ter this, delicious refreshments
were served.
Miss Bonnie Barker added
much to the enjoyment of the
evening by playing several selec.
tions on the piano.
At a late hour the guests pre-
pared to leave after expressing
their Indebtedness to their host
ess for the delightful evening
given them.
Master William Caldwell en-
tertained a host Of little folk:
Tuesday afternoon at a birthda.
: party at the home of his parents
5 Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Caldwell
} The crowd at this jubilee wa
, large and a good time was enjoy
ed. William is six years old.
Miss Helen Stainback delight
! Gully entertained last evening a
f the home of her brother-in-la0
\ and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J
: Thomas, on Fifth street. On az
t count of lack of time and space
t full report of this occasion ca
t not be given in this issue.
Mrs. AT. Mclean will enter
q tain the Young Matron's Gu
:. tomorrow afternoon.
z The following announceme1
is being received in town toda.
Mrs. Anna P. Courtney
announces the marriage of ht
daughter
h Daisy
to
, Mr.. John Allen Sharpe
on Wednesday the twentysevent
= of April nineteen hundred
Il and ten
y Baltimore.
The Robesonian., 1910-04-28

Quite a number Of people went
Yesterday from here toSt. Paul to
attend the commencement exer-
cises of theSt. Paul school. There
was a big public dinner with
several good speeches and from
all accounts the day in general
was a large one for ST. Paul.
The Robesonian., 1910-04-28

Mr.. A. w. Mclean spent Tues
day in Wilmington on legal busi-
ness.
The Robesonian., 1910-04-28

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Master William Caldwell en-
tertained a host of little folks
Tuesday afternoon at a birthday
party at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Caldwell
The crowd at this jubilee was
large and good time was enjoy
ed. William is six years old.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-01-08
ORIGINAL POETRY

YeffricS VS.. y johnson, or NerS Nica.
Eff yo bane lesten leetla while Aye tai yo
vat Ave tenk
Bout DIES har fight big mems veil hat en-
place lax skaten-renk.
Yo say-Ayc bane CUTE mems mayself-
Aye lax to fight som, too
So Aye know sOmtengS bout DIES fight, an
Aye bane tallen yo:
Yem Yefrries-hae veil win DIES fight en-
fufteen roun, Aye bet
Onless Iack keep away so fur Diet YEN
cannot hem get.
Mems vat know mae say GaCk GOhnSon Ell
fine condition bane;
Aye tank ct bane quite teng for hem eff hae
can run lax sane.
Yem YefIries-hae bane yust lax bull, an ct
veil tax an ak
To knock hem out Iack, Aye tai yo-yo
better max som tracks,
For YEN bane gon to smash 20 Ell fufteen
roun, Aye bet,
Onless yo try to keep away so Diet YEN 70
can't get.
Last night Aye bet fufty-sax cent against a
CUTE cigar
bet Ieffries, after battle, veil not hat Won
Sengle scar.
Aye tai may old fren, Yem R-Aye know
all bout DIES har fight
An ven Aye tai vat Aye tank, bay yeminy,
ct bane right
YEN Yefrrles-hae veil vim DIES fight en-
futteen rOun, Aye say,
Onless Diet Iack johnson keep bout
fufty-saX mile away.
An Gem Ratgan-hae bane quite yudge, an
haze say So too,
An now, yO odder fallers vat know mae, cts
up to yo.'
THE ECKmART PHILOSOPHER.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-01-08
RELIGIOUS,

At St. Johns Episcopal Church, Rev
f. Nj. G. Bedell, rector tomorrow Qst
Sunday after the Epiphany ~ a. m
Holy Communion: 81 Il. IN. children S
communion; lOl2 Il. III. morning prayer
and sermon; p p. m. Sunday school !;
~ p. m. evening prayer and sermon.
Friday, ~ p. III. litany.
AT the First English Baptist Church,
Rev. Edw. c. Allard, pastor, to morrow
Sunday 81 a. IN. Sunday school; 10L2
a. M. and ~ p. III. sermons. At the
close of the morning service the Lord 5
Supper will be administered Tuesday,
~ p. IN. Young Peoples Meeting.
At st. Paul's Lutheran Church, Rev
f. r. Wagner, pastor, tomorrow Sun
day. 10l2 a. NJ. and ~ p. IN. usual ser
vices, pastor officiating; , p. m. Sunday,
school. Friday, p. III. and Saturday,
? p. m. classes in catechism.
At the Presbyterian Church, Rev. DR..
j. n. Beall, pastor. tomorrow Sunday
lO'2 a. III. and ~ p. NJ. sermons; p.
III. Sunday school.
At Salem Reformed Church, Rev. CT.
e. Metger, pastor, tomorrow Sunday
l0l2 Il. III. third anniversary sermon; 2
p. IN. Sunday-school; Up. III. sermon
New Year Resolutions
AT the Congregational Church, Rev
I. f. Richards, pastor, tomorrow Sun
day 10 a. III. sermOn-''TO the Battle"
, p. Ill. Sunday school and Bible class
3 p. III. Band rehearsal of Band; 81 p.
III. Y. p. S. of E. E. topic soul Win
nlng;' "a p. m. muSjcoLe by the orches-
ira and 20 songsters; 40 p. m. sermon
"A Warriors Salute" Revival ser
vices nightly, except Saturday, com
mencing with praise meeting at 7:3O.
Midlothian services, Daniel Evans, lead
er-2 p. IN. Sunday school; p. m. Cos
pei meeting.
At the First NJ. f. Church, Rev. G.
E. Maydwell, d. D., pastor, tomorrow
Sunday 80 a. M. class meeting; lOl5
a. IN. sermon-"An Exceptional Man"
p, IN. Sunday school; 6:45 p. III. Ep-
worth League devotional service with
singing by the Junior Choir; a., p. m.
sermon-"How Old Art Thou" Thurs
day, re p III. prayer
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-01-08
One Price for Everybody.

.-49- Don't wait to see what the other fe,-
low sells for or for HIM to tell you he can
do the same. All my Goods are marked
RIGHT RIGHT in the beginning. and two
rights" coming close as those two never
yet ended in a wrong.
am not in position to give goods away,
nor can | sell them at cost. But as my bus
mess increases | expect to give my patrons
"A share III my success. Here are a few of
my rcgu ar prices:
Marvel Flour, sper sack, 50 cents
IS Best, PiIlsbury, per sack, 50 g
Apricots, per pound, - "
Canned Tomatoes, s
Canned Apricots, Is
caches, 20
Loose Coffee, per pound, II
Teas, per pound, 81
Miners Oil, per gal, 50 and % $
I'd Grade G. Oil, per gallon, 10 "
LIST Grade Dark Syrup, p. g. 3S "
ne to our Store, send your order by mail or
. will rpcriVp nrOnnt attention.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-01-08
New Business Locals.
A wild RIiLLarI Rnninn

Brings danger. suffering-often death-to
thousands who take colds. coughs and
la grippe-that terror of winter and spring.
Its danger signals are stuffed up nostrIls,
lower part of nose sore, chills and fever,
pain in back of head, and roat-grippng
cough. When grip attacks, as you value
your life, don't delay getting DR.. King 5
writes A. l.. Dunn. of Pine Valley, Miss,
after being laid up three weeks with Grip"
For sore lungs hcmorrhagcs coughs colds,
whooping cough, bronchitis, asthma, its
supreme. 80 cents and 81. Guaranteed by
all druggistS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-01-08
Saved at Deaths Door.

The door of death seemed ready to open
for Murray w. Ayers, of Transit Bridge n
Y, when his life was wonderfully saved.
Il was in a dreadful condition" he writes
my skin was almost yellow eyes sunken ;
tongue coated; emacated from losing 10
pounds, growing weaker daily. Nirulent
liver trouble pulling me down to death in
spite of doctors. Then that matchless
medicine Electric Bitters cured me / re-
gained the 10 pounds lost and now am well
and strong For all stomach, liver and
kidney troubles they re supreme 80 cents
at all druggists
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-01-08
a. %AA~IWW1B IL ~ Z y
'an 'sGs MY FIRST ANNIVERSARY January 's"g g.
January
| 9O9

| HAVE been in business one wear and
| deem this a proper occasion to express
special thanks to the host of friends and the
public generally for the very liberal patron
age | have enjoyed, and which by contin-
ucd square-dealing, | hope to continue to
merit.
My method of buying and selling for rash
has been beneficial to my patrons and nv
sell, as the following statement Will show {:
One of my customers told me the other
day that he had saved SD 10 by buying
from me during last year on three articles
alone. namely-Coal Oil, Miners Oil and
Canned Goods, prices compared with
those he was paying when | began business
one year ago, and the same comparison now
Silver-Leaf Flour, per sack, so cents
Gold Medal, American Eagle, Johnso
Taschenberger's Buckwheat, per sac
Prunes-3 pounds for % cents
Peaches, per pound, 10
Canned Corn, s
Carguincz Brand Pears and
Lima Beans, per pound, 7 cents
English Breakfast, Green and Mixed
Dolds Ham, per pound, Is cents
Best Grade G. Oil, per gal, II
Sugar-l7 pounds for $l0O
~" If it IS not convenient for you to co
phone ria Western Maryland No III and
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-01-08
4 Wretched Mistake

TO endure the itching, painful distress of
Piles. There's no need to Listen II suf-
fered much from Piles" writes Will A
Marsh, of Sler City n. c., till got box
of Bucklen's Arnica SaIve, and was soon
cured Burns, Boils, Ulcers. Fever Sores.
Eczema, Cuts Chapped Hands, Chilbains,
vanish before it. . cents alt all drnggists
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-01-08

Tuesday morning, December 2Sth,
about o'clock, Philip Foutz, living
with his parents on Hill street, shot
himself with rifle, dying instantly.
He had been respondent but no one
thought him so far gone. He was about
30 years old.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-01-08
Died.


Mrs Elmira Turner, mother of Mrs.
S. c. Frost, of this place, died at her
home, Shade Mills, Garrett county, De
cember 22d, aged 70 years.
Early Tuesday morning. December 2S.
1909, in the Episcopal Church Home and
Intirmary. Mrs. Bette q. HaverStlck,
relict of the late Rev. A. G. Haverstick,
formerly of this place. Mrs. H. had
been a patient nearly month, and al
though progress seemed slow her friends
were hopeful. In some sense, there
fore, her death was sudden. She was a
most excellent lady-a help-meet i'll the
Christian sense of the enterprising mis-
sionary character of her husband. She
was Il native of Urbana, Friedrich coun-
ty, where she was born III September,
1913. Over 20 years resident of Frost
burg, she became one of the towns fix
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-01-08

Everywhere life is being made more safe
through the work of Dr. Kings New Life
Pills in Constipation, Bllousness, Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Liver troubles. Kidney Diseases
and Bowel Disorders They re easy but
sure, and perfectly build up the health %
cents at all druggists
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-01-08
NJ arricIl.


Miss Ella o Rourk", formerly "f tins
place, was married one day last week to
Mr.. William l., Walker. OF Chiffon
Forge, W. va, where l"'N VIII RESIDE.
Sunday. january ?, 1910 by Kew.
Paul Bratz"l, of Hartford, Conn, Miss
Hazel y. Winner to Mr.. Ernest q. Merr-
bach, both of this place
Sunday, JlhulrY :, 1910. 10y Key. u.
+. Mrtger, Miss Augusta Harbrl to Mr..
David Clark Graham. both OF this place
"Wednesday, December -, 1902 by
Rev. q. f M"tg"r, Miss Ida Myrtle
WalboIt to MIR. Charles L. Harb"l, both
OF tins place.
At the parSonas" of the FIRST NJ II.
Church Thursday: December ~, 1909,
by Key. q. + MaydWell; Miss Mary
Magdalr ma Ilghe to Mr.. Robert Hunt,
both OF this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-01-08

of my prices with those of credit stores will
disclose a distinct saving all along the line.
The prices of all my Goods are marked
IL non them in plain figures and have
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-21

gietoria 9ipiiion 9. $. & g. q.
anfltnft -
go. 3O5-guero. @ietoria 1850 nadm
Mbfahrt-
SO. 8o6-guero. @ictoria. 500 BORN
W. 6. e s. Wasn.
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!. Gin Invertebrates WeltanbnIs

Gin Invertebrates Weitdn6nis
bat Der unldngit binseridtete Mouh-
moroer @arl 4oppills nod am Mben6
Dor ieinem Sobe Dem Staatsanmalt
abgelegt. St bat augeseben, bob ie.
ner unbefannte .Huoolpb", ben er Il
Der 8erbanol,tng Dor Den @el6pore-
men als ben eeiItieen ltrbeber inno
Setter Der BON ibm uno jeinem Brit
Der beriibten 9erbre1en biuauitellen
iu6te, nnr elm Broouft ieiner Bban.
toiie setpeien lit. gie griitcn3 ienes
vGnoolpb" batte man eine 3eitIang
fiir lpabri6einlid sebaIten. 90
glaubte man fiir5li1 nod, oob sss
@nfang oieies Monats in 2eip3io per.
boftete grpreiier Somnes, tpelder
ebenfals grpreiiungsperiude an oeln
Snbaber Der 8erlaesbu1b
gSeber begongen batte, iener l1nbe.
fannte ieL eine 9lnnablne, Die iif al.
leroings als ui1baltbor ertpies.
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Sambbett fann ni6t seteiIt merbem
oitrd lofale Gpplifationen, neil iie ben
ben franfen Sell beS Sbres uiht erreiz
den fonnen @s giebt ntr einen Bea,
oie Sanbbeit 5lt flirieren, uno Der 1T
onr6 fonftituttoneIle peilmitteI. Enu6s
5eit ipiro our6 einen ent5iinbeten s.
ltano Der fdleimigen GusHeibuna ser
gnltodiid)en Ho1re berurfaht. Wenr
oieie N0hre iih entaiinbet. 1abt sbr eis
men rnmpelnben Son poer u1boIlfsmnes
nes @ebor; lu6 tpenn iie gana aeihloi.
len it, erfolat Enubbeit, 1lno ipenn SieIe
G1lt5iin6ung rliht geboben uno bieie
Nobre tuieoer it, ibren ge6origen 3u>
itano beriest iperben lam, tpir6 Sos
@ehor fir INNER 5eritort tperben; neun
Sd9e lnter 5ebn fino burh &ntarrp
perlirfa6t. tpel1er nid6ts aIs Elm ents
aiinSeter 3uftanb Der fdleintisen Cbers
fldden 1T.
8ir noIIen einhun6ert Oouars fir
ieben (6urdl &atarrb ber,iriadten 8alI)
bon Saubbeit eeben, ben mir nidt 6urd
ginnebmen bon 9a1's &atarrh.4ur tcrs
len tonnen. 2abt gu9 itmioaft girtus
lare ton1men.
s. s. Gbeneb & Co., GoIebo. 8.
ar Wertauft bon allen Gpotbeter,, 75c
9al's daniliensVillen fiub bic beiren.
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Gin 12iabriger @olfsibiiler botte
nadiieen niiilen unoS oesbolb Strofe
bon ieiner ltreneen Mntter. befiird-
tet bie Dos blutarne, nerpoie aino
aa5u Itreng 6ebanoelt gu boben
iheint gr gino oober ni1t naG
9auie, ionoern trieb Iid Sen Mbeno
in oen StroBen lumber. glls oie
S6lle s(benos fir Sen Jortbilorngs.
urtterriht lpieoer nufgelperrt nnrne,
idli6 er itd) bineill, begab iih in sen
britten stod uno ltiir8te iih aus bern
&loiettfefliter binllnter anf oas Yfloe
iter oes 2ibtbofes. 9ort fono mon
i'm Worgens, ols Die beiorgte M,lt-
ter nadfori6en FAM aus elmer @opfe
mllnbe bluteno, nit elmer idipercn
@ebirneridiitterl,alg betpuBtlos. 9os
8etpuBtlein bat oas drtne &ino Biz
iebt nod ni6t lpieoererlangt, bod 1T
Der Sersang ourd Die Singeripuren
uno ibm geborige @egenitdnoe, oie
man allf Dem Seniterbrett fa1to, pDI-
lig oufgeflart. sluBeroetn bobel,
aolnerooen be5eugt, Der anabe babe
6urdt Dor miitterli6er Strofe geGu-
BERT.
9ea6 nnterid)lagung Don 90.
900 Marf berbaftet iDuroe in Mns-
oorf BEL eseiien i'm 8e5irf @ale Ser
8auunternebmer 9fi1oro 3pifel,
iiber oeiien 5ludt mir beridteten.
Ser gerbaftete ipuroe porIGufig in
oas @eri6tsgefdngnia gu Selien ee-
bra1t. Gr bebauptet, niht gu iuii-
len, mo- oas @elo, bos ibm Ser gau=
berr anilpel eegeben bot, eeblieben
lei. @r babe eine 8ierreiIe unter-
nomnen, uno babel iniiiie ibm bas
@elh irgenonie abban6en sefomnlen
iein. l9ieier slngabe biirfte ni6t piel
8lauben bei8umeiien iein. ssrau
3pider NOR ibrem Wann na6 Mrns-
oorf no6gefabren uno traf fur5 no6
ieiner Gerbaftung BORT ein.
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Sn Der geabe Don geoernales,
BEL elmer Steae genannt WioI go.
10, lit elm 9abn5ug, in Dem iif
merifaniide Soloaten befanoen, bon
ben Sniureenten iiberfallen NOR.
oen. 81 Soloaten ipurben getotet
AZ permtnoet uno 5ebn iperoen per.
miBt. Son Der Sallptitoot aus iinr
lino neitere Solooten nod Gbibuo.
bno geid)idt lporben.
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Gnbet Winfer.Qe,Sen

Sir gieIe 1T "A Der 8inter en7
9eioens5eit. grfrorene Singer uno
Seben, aufgeiprungene &6noe, g.m.
len niiu. bereiten iie Aber Q[nes
fliebt bor @uflens glr,uca Salbe.
yeur 25c bei aGIen DruggiIten.
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@urbcrcitmns 5nnt 8eibnadtsfeit.

-
9as @eibnadtsfeit riidt jeet beran,
Sas ffb1nfte Set int gamscn Sabr,
Yilfomrnen ,uDl bet Sebermann,
glnt meiiten bei ber Ginberifaar.
8Dl Nsandjer, ber ionit Ggpiit,
ltnb MIR al(ein an iifj nur bcnft,
6iiblt iebt, bak er eli, Menidt aud lit
llnS bcnft bararJ oak CT beifenft.
Gr fiiblt babel, baf Oebem bod
0iel ieliger, ais Nebmen lit,
llnb benft babel 10 itpl5 unb bod
gSie iunit ST. feiner anb'ren Griit.
llnb iteb'n MIR nnter'm @eibnadbtsbamm
Wit feiner ptelen &ersen 0lan3,
Sann fiiblt tftait aus benz irbiid]en
9faun
Sid fait perictt snit Soimmel gang.
Sudj nidJt bic Oabem gang aneim
Stuh's bic bcint Seite nns begliidt,
Gs mn muh etiuas Sb9'res iein
Sas nnier Ser5 10 bpf) entsiidt.
Gs lit Die 2iebe, bpd) nirjt bic,
Die man i'm Seben oft 10 nenmt
Die Menidenlic6e lit cs, ife,
Die nidJt 0eidjled)t nudJ Hafie fenmt
Sic, bic bic gauge @elt nmfa6t,
AIR gilt allein 6cr g8etbnadltsidlein,
Sbr gilt Der 0lans, ibr ailt bic Sait,
Sic muf Der @ctbnadbtseneel iein.
9'rnm ipa am Beibnadjtsfet gum
Tanf
ttns MIR ,uas rein nub flar erfren'n,
Gum 9Seibnad)tsfeit Der redlte Srauf
WinE nnr has 9tIamp gier iciu.
60 lcat barmm smm Wcibnadltsicitc
ytur tiitjtig u a mn gter elm,
Gs III bcr Grant, her iupl nmf'S Geite
gei1n Scitmabl ,uirb iuiilfomn,em ieim.
llno iuenn Sbr Gabt init @cibnnd)tsgaben
Nn irgenb einen Srennb gebadjt,
Sp iuirb CT cs ant lic6iten baben,
@irb ibm u a m o.g er gebradlt.
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- Ser Senat bat Die vOnnlibus
Claim 9ia" angenommen. Sic be.
pilli9t etipaS iiber sipei Wiaionen
0ollars.
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Giienba9n : Tablplan.
s. & 6. q. ga5n.

S. & g. q. 8abn.
go.3 -@om Noroen. .6.45 aberbs
gSo. 8 @on, g2oroen. ..6.45 nura
yto. 7-2ocal bon @earne. 1000 mora
yfo. 9-2ocal bon Raleitine. -. -.
80. A. gon gierifo. rs $50 nostass ,lad,a'
3o. 12-9pcaI bon 2areoo (gen1iidt) /.
$50. f. Nad benz Norben. 1.55 no,f,m.
go. g. 9ia1 benz y1orben. 8. 90 abenbs
go. 8-2ocal nad Haleitine. z 80 mora
go. 10 ggpreb nad &earne. :.
SO. 5 -saad Meriio. 100 100 mara' asu,s
SO. II -2ocal mad 2arebo (senridt) :.
9. y. G ". 3. gabn.
Nnfinft =
go. 1-Soufton II. .. aiiite. 700 nahm
go. 3-9ouiton Ii. s. &iite. .6.2O borr,
Ro. 5-StiiItenitGbte. .1:15 nadn
SEQ, A @on 8errbiIle, nur on 8oe
denta9en. :. $3.50 Dnrn
@o, 44-@on aerrbille, mn @onn<
tags. -. 500 nadrn
SO. 14e Bon aerrpiIIe, nllr an
Wo9entagen. $50 ueAm
SO. -Soufton Ii. 5. aiilte. $50 BORN
go. 4-5ouiton H. B. @iiite 9::2O abenos
go. 6-aIftenitdbte. i. ..2:tO nahln
SO, 43-saad &errpiae, nur in Bos
d5entagen. ;. =. !. ..4.45 naGm
80; 41~gaad aerrDiae, nllr soans ,''~'
80: 145 --gaab aerrbiile. rlr in '''''
gSo6entanen. ..7:15 torln
g.. s. & 9. u. (Saupt-amie).
no. 9Egom Often. .7:s5 porm
3o. 7-@om Often $3.50 na6a
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-01
Trainmen Lose Lives in
Wreck Of Freight Train
Near Truro, n. S.---properiy
Loss About $4,000.
Explosion Of Driving Tire on Loco.
motive Cause Of Triple Tragedy.

Halifax, ~ s., Feb. 2S.-The lives of
three trainmen were bOtted out and
a property loss estimated at $35 900
resulted today by the explosion of one
Of the forward driving tires on the To-
conceive, causing the engine and nine
cars loaded with coal and steel rails
to plunge down an Sa- foot embank-
ment at Folly Siding. three miles north
of Truro. The dead:
James O. Davidson, brakeman, leaves
Ia widow ard seven children: Daniel
McLeon, driver, leaves Il widow and
five children; John Mcisaacs. aged %,
fireman. All of the victims were buried
in TIE debris and were terribly m,.ti-
lated, Mclsaacs' head being almost
severed by one of the steel rails Sew
eral of the cars We're shattered into
kindling and others We're piled one on
top of the other. The engine was bad
~ damaged 1t is thought that the
driving tire was defective a coroner's
jury is investigating the wreck SO as
to fix the responsibility for the d-
Saster.