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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

iieoler uuh gingeborene rparen if,ao.
rcnpeiie 51 Simonettas 2eifenbe.
eGnenib Derbeigeitromt-, ndberte CT
it'd Der StcIe bes flcinen &irdboies.
no lie rtoh immer itanS, uno iiberedb
ibr eilten 9riei. Sic nabm Inn itias
ifneigeno llnb itredte Die Sano aus;
err fiiBte lie nnb sine bintpcg, Inn
feline gbreiie porSiibereiter.
Srau bon Woloau ercffnete ber
9rief uno las:
aaiierlide tSobeit!
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iagen, itnb ih iiihle. bab es lid le;d).
fer ifriftlid, tbitn ldbt, ais n1iinblih.
oShr @eihif bot iitJ geGaoert, mo
alidb meitc 8crpfliftnngen segeu Sic
iinb niht mebr b~ieiclben, nic ebeoem.
Son Dem Iiigeliblif an, oa ih nit
Sbrem Hanen rnb Shrem Gongc be.
fannt wuroe, iobalo id) erflbr, baB
Sic BON foniglihem @ebliite nnb
permdblt ieien, iiiblte idD bas tieiite
geonliern, bilrd5 meme llebereillns
uno MnmaBung mir Die Noelidfeit
benommeli 81 baben, oils Shr Inter
9ebener ,Shnen elm 2eben nlnSubietcn.
ooS id, nit Sreuoen Sbrem Iienlt
opfcrn milroc. sd iiible. baB if es
aud Sbilen Inmogli6 acnloft botte,
bon mir Iierite on%junebmen, pelt,e
i'd, inter anoeren llmitGnoen einent
an Steaung iomobl oils an Seroienlt
UNI 10 piel bober ltebenoen @eien
botte meiben biirfen. go longe Sic
g~esipuneen warer. SIREN Hoincn ge.
beim 81 balten, mdbreno Der nlgliif.
life 8roBfiirit, SIR @emabl. am &C.
ben lpar, lob ih mid, IN Der Gotbnen-
oigfeit, sic obnc Snus bon bier meg.
5iebcn an lniieu. Sd, maatc nid,t Elm.
nal, Shnen d~n5ltbietelL Sic mad benz
Srte 5u seleiteu, ben Sic 81 Sbrem
fiinftisen @oIuiis een1bit batten.
gei Der 8eifreibllng bciien, mas if
lit, mil ih nift permeilen. Gin iol-
DIES 3inaen i,ad hummer @reebunQ
foitet ar0Bere Anitrensune, ais bie
miibepollIten sfrbeiten.
Nunmebr bat eiit nlGd)tiser lin.
idpung in Sbrer Sage it%attgefunoen,
Sd bari es ipagenL ole Strait nns
@neraie. iueldle 8ott mir seseben bat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

o'slllbnn p%ernlutbet, unierc llnterre.
oung am Ibeube Dor iDrer gbreiie
belauitt? Sat lie nobl gerpubt, iper
i'd, biu2"
rSbne 3peifel ip,,btc. tic cS, Grin.
Seiiin. Sic bGtte Die abiift gchobt,
iagte iie, na6 Neu.S rIeons 5l geben,
Sic ais 9eiiseriu geitoblener ssit.
melen on5usebeu nahhem lie aber
Shren pabren Star,b e1tioedt bate,
lei lie bcnnoh seeangen, ieboh 81
einelr dnoeren 3rpef. Sic hattie err
griinoen mollcli, oh sic frei icicn, III
Der Meinung, naB biele aenntniB nuf
Shr i,nb Germ o'Mnbans Sd)ifial
ciilen groben Ginflub baben biirftc."
pIrmes ainbl Shm 5u Siebe olIo
lmlteruobm JIG Sic @eiie. Sd iebe
abcr niht -. . i'd peiB ltift. oh cS
cinen llt,terid1ieo f,ad)cn fanll l..
Sd, bod)te, iie bobc mid I'M 3orit
ncrloiier. @ctt lei 0onf, baB ih es
ibr nidt nahfrii9; aber ipic menig
ahntc i'd . :. Gutter 8ott, ipeitn tic
Dies III, ieinetpillen that. bedhpiirbi.
ger Batter, aits 2iebe 81 tbnl: meld,
ein lpnnoerbores geiipiel rneigen.
niisiger 2iebe! Wie unebel, mic
jelbitiiihtia erideinen mir meine Ell.
9enen 8cfiiblc, lpenn ih bas beoenfel
.Selbit in oieiem Mltaenblid fam i'd
mid nift e%rpebren, an mid at Den.
fen, OH Die aenberung meines @e.
Ihids, tposii bieie fiibren, mas dies
lie mad, lid Sieben mag -. so ptele
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

Sinberniiie iinO nod o., alIBer Dem
einen, nelheS anf 10 unperm,tbete,
10 grdBlide Weiie binneegerGu,mt
lit Mrmes WGbferi, es ipGre tran.
rig, melrt tie lid nmianlt eeopfert
bate! Mein @eiit lit 10 peripirrt:
i'd ipeiB founL mas id benfe ooer
Idge."
Sic miiiiet es audi llift beirut.
d)erJ 81 oenfen oocr Gntifliiiie 81
faiieu, wGbreno Sic 10 aufaereat
limo. 9te 9ibel iaat: Beetle bid
nid,t, ipenn @olfen am Simmel
iteben."
vWtir lit aber 5lt Mutbe. als iollte
if) ME Dieoer rilbig meroen; i6 m1B
mid ieIbit peraften, oaB id) beute oil
etpas anoeres benfe, als an ben Soo
oes arnlen @roBfiiriten. Or baBte
mid, -. aber CT mar Der Batter met.
mes 4inbes. 8 mein ainb! Weiit
armes. peripoiites ainb! Sd bate
es nidt perlaiien iollen; i'd pllBte
niht, mas ib tbat. Gd)! bohmiirbi-
ger Batter, tpnr es nid)t mlnatiirlid,
~obitenlid) bon elmer Mutter, ibr
&inb 5u Derlaiien2"
rSie lparen geniiiermaBen ge'
sipllngelL es al tbun. 8rin5eiiin, Sbr
2eben ipar beorobt, nno es lit iehr
%mabriheinlih. baB sic burh Sbre
Sluht Sbren @emobl Dor einem Ser.
breden berpabrt babeu."
c1as lit mabr. 8ott ieane Sic
fir bieies @ort 2anf. baB Sic
mid oaron erinnerten." Cine @eile
blieb iic title llno iagte oann iebr er.
reet: Sd fam Serrn o'@ubau noe.
Der icben nod iprefen, bis eirigc
Gage bergoneen iino. Sd mllb
olein iein. Niemanb als Sic uno
5ereia nil ih ieben. Naf ct. @ea,
tbo mag id iest nid,t Suriidfebren."
nGs miro Sbnen Elm Sroit iein,
bier bel Sereio 81 bleiben unb Der
Stride nobe 81 iein. SER o'g(uball
beobiiftiat, uumittelbar nad) Der BE.
eroigung benz alteu Simon enteegcn
jll reiicu, Der lid iebt a,i Dem Tiif,
meg bon IrfaniaS beiinben muB. gr
mill linn Den GOO ieiner Spd)ter iclbIt
%mittbeilen."
nSimonctta tobt!" iaate 1rolt bon
Woloau leiic. Gin s9eicu 10 poll
Triit)e mo ~Hebensuurth; lie lie9t m,i
Der Eootenbahrc, bier nebenau in Ger
Siittc! glleS lit pOrii6cr mir tic. nit
Nnsltohme oer aroBen @irflihfeii
elmer ouberen @clt. Sic oori nid,t
umionit ~geItorben iein. @ie Icibcn.
ifnitlih mlB lie gcmiinidt babcr.
inn 9IiidIiG Ont icbcn. Nber piel.
Ieid)t iol(tc is AenuoG bon Dicr fort,
geben?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

at Sbren SiiBen nieber5uleaen; i'd
mill lie anpenben unb, fpenlt es Colt
eefolt, persehren, Inn Ssblten Die
Steliine rpteber5n9efpinnett, ipelhe
bnrd, 8ebiirt Iorpohl oils Seirath Ssh.
men sebiibrt, nm Sic auf Die Stiifen
bes 1brones slt erbeben, Den Chr
Sohn eines cages einnebmen miro.
Seine Gfliht. fein ganb irgenb eircr
anberen Mrt hinoet mid rnloslif) ali
ireenb einen Srt Der @elt. 8ern
Sic aeritben polleit, oaerollrhlolid,.
tigite 8robfiiritin, MIDI als Sbreu
9iener ar5unebmert, penn Sic mir
erloubelt poaen, au tbnn, mas infer
ornlcr 5reuno eetban bate, ipdre er
nod am 2eben, 10 min ih Sic rad)
europa bealeiten uro nid)t cher Der.
| laiien, OILS bis Gle innlitten Sbrer
Gerpanoteu ino Ser Sreirnoe S6rer
Sueenb pieoer1tm oils Yriu5eifir m.
c%rfannt iitb.
Sd beihpOre Sic, mir sr b%ertrall.
en-. Die Serganaelbeit al per9eiien,
fam ih nift periprehen; ober ih
fam unb mill peripretet, boB ME.
mails Elm Bort, bas fir einen 3iener
iih nid,t Siemt, iiber meme Sippen
fommen miro. Sim Sole IN Sbrer
N1be 5ii leben uito BORT mid Sbrern
9ienite 5ll ipeiben, piirbe ib nie be.
eebren; 10 lauge aber Sdpierigfeitsn
Sic umrinsen. 10 Ianae sic frelnoe.
los uno allein iteben IN Der @eIt, ae-
pGbren Gle mir oieie CUNT. Saiien
Sie mid Sbr 8eihiiser ietnl Sd
iiible mid iait 10 oft tpie Serr be
Gbambelc; IN ben letter. @tpnaten
bin i'd nm piele Sabre 1ltet gerpor.
Den. lleberiaiien Sic fit nteiner
6iibrung. Cine perneinenoe Ant.
mort piiroe mid, in t~ieiiter Seele per.
mnmoen. Sd peiB, es rperben pielc
Sfrpierisfeiten 81 iibertpinoen ieia;
eeraunte 3eit mag perseben, bis Sbre
8eftc merfannt ueroen; baB bies
ober 5ulest geifeben miro, be5weifeIe
ih nift. llno penn es mir pereonr,t
lit, Sic gliidli6 5t ieben. 10 fonnte
i'd mid fir INNER BON Sbnein treu-
men nnb-eliidlih iein. pollte id)
idrelben; aber i'd fam niat, barf
(Sortieeuns auf Der 4. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-24

S'Auban bate Der Secroigung Ser
oriien S%inlonetta bcigelpohnt. Gr
itouo an Der cincu Scite pes @rdbes
mo Srnu Don Molboll an DER Ulhc.
rcn. Sbrc Allqcn mnrcn iid) iiid,t be-
gcanci. mShrcrtb Die ieierlidc 3crca
nlpuic ohacbnlten mnrpc. Nur ais
oaS @cbrduge iiA ucrIici-Oenn Nh.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-21
oRAToRio "EMMAnuEL.'

The choir of the Methodist church
will give the oratorio "EmmanueI'
at the Methodist church Christmas
eve, Mrs Boice, director, and DR..
Eirley as accompanist
Following is the program as it will
be sung
Overture.
Invocation.
1. Hosanna in the Highest Chorus.
2. Great and Glorious is Thy
Name Mrs. Reeve and Chorus.
8. Lo! He Shall Come! Mrs.
Greene, Mrs. Dickinson, Miss Boggs.
Mrs. Wood and Chorus.
4. He Shall Feed His Flock Mrs.
Hopkins, Mrs. Dawson, Mr.. Koenig.
Mr Bryant
S. When He Appeareth-M Mrs. Dick
inson, Miss Boggs. Violin Obligato-
Mr. Schliesmann
6. o, Day Of Wonders Chorus.
Holy Night! Silent Night! Mr.
Gilmore. Humming accompaniment.
Il s. Heralds Of JoyMrs. Greene,
Mrs. Cooper and Chorus.
8. Christ, Our Governor Miss
Boggs, Mrs. Wood and Chorus.
10. The sta1 and the Wise Mem
Male Chorus. Alto obligato.
/ IL In joyful Acclamation Chorus.
IL. Hail! Glorious King Miss
Boggs, Mrs. Dickinson, MI. Anderson,
DR.. Dickinson.
10. Hail, Emmanuel, !, Hail! !! Mrs
Greene, Mr.. Walsh, Mr.. Bryant
OffertorT. i .s;
Hallelujah Chorus from Messiah
/ tHandel.) Congregation Standing.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-21

time and expense if each candidate
does his best. We are giving prizes.
of such a value that it is worth the.
time of any person who is desirous Of
winning. If you turn in nine or ten
subscriptions do you expect to win a
$3.50 automobile? Take paper and
pencil and figure it out. Reach your
own conclusion as to the number Of
votes you should have.
II we were offering a sewing ma
chine or a set Of china dishes it would
be expecting that the candidates
would devote only their spare time
but when such prizes as a 1912 Ford
car and $4,000 diamond rings are of
fered, all of which may be seen and
examined at the firms places OF bus.
mess OF whom they were purchased,
does it not behoove you to get every.
subscription possible and to get them
for as long term as allowed under
the campaign rules?
Coupons Eliminated ia
1t has been decided by the manage
ment to eliminate the vote coupons
from the paper as many Of the candi.;
dates feel that 1t takes UP so much
of their valuable time to gather
coupons as one subscription for one.
year will count more votes than all
! the coupons that could be possibly
had between now and the close OF
| the campaign. Therefore after this
week there will be no more of these
little trouble makers Subscripti ions
are the rea! dividends and should be
i what the candidates are looking for.
| Banner Day.
On Saturday the 23rd We are going
1 to have a Banner Day, This means
that we want every candidate In the
race to turn in at least one gubscrip-
ton for one year Now any candidate
can get this II not more, buk We Go
want to make Saturday one Of our big
days 80 let us all work together. each,
one doing his part, and we win have
that Banner Day Y
Personal Mentioning
1t would be rather hard matter to
pick the winner after looking over
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-21
Plumbers Don't Like
Council S Treatment

! / y - q5 *.
a. At the council meeting held last
week Monday evening a report was
received from the city engineer who
had been inspecting the plumbing IN
the city. From this report it appear
ed that in his opinion at least there
was very little plumbing in the city
that was up to standard or would
comply with the city ordinance coy
ering such matters. lffsSs.
Out of seventy-three inspections
made it was declared that only three
would pass reuirements of the ordi-
nance.
He also recommended that the ordi-
nance be amended and that strict
compliance with the same be insisted
upon. & (,
When this report was made public
it stirred up quite little commotion
among the plumbers of the city AMI
the next day a meeting was held Of
the plumbers together with the com
g5p..
mittee on sewers from the city conn
Gil.
The plumbers took exceptions to
the report made by the city engineer
lin many ways, insisting that they had
done their work as near as they
could possibly do and keep within the
bounds OF the plumbing ordinance.
Many explanations made by tile
plumbers seem to indicate that pos.
sibly they had not been treated fairly
in the matter on account Of some oi
the provisions Of the ordinance.
When both sides Of the question
were known It appeared that many
of the provisions Of the present Or
Edinance were impracticable and inn
possible TO be worked out. +
It also appeared that there might
have been 4 little prejudice Or mar
rowness on tho part of the Inspector
who was not the city engineer. but i
plumber employed BY the city engi
Ineer. and who had been formerly Ii
the employ Of some of the contract
lors whose work was condemned ii
1.-The report
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-21

It has been said that opportunity
knocks once at every mans door and
it is certainly knocking at your door,
candidates. Opportunity to make up
the lost time by getting just twice the
number of votes on subscriptions now.
Opportunity to win valuable prize,
to win car that would take months,
yes, years, of saving to obtain; or b
diamond ring that no doubt many
have expressed desire to own but
could not afford it. What are you go
ing to do? Take advantage of the
opportunity as presented oralet it slip
by? BY carefully scanning the voting
list you can readily see that some
of the districts present a soft snap
for the energetic and ambitions peo-.
pie who live in the campaign terri
tory. ..
i Now is the time for you to enter
this race in earnest. Do not hold
back thinking you will secure more
votes on subscriptions the. last week
of the campaign than you are now
given because you will not, at no time
during the campaign, get more votes
than we now issue.
Remember you have until next
Thursday night at ten o'clock. Deeem-
Der the 2Sth, in which to get double
votes On your subscript Get ii
every availabla subscription now:
while the result Of your efforts pays
double.
For the benefit Of the candidates
who live on the outside territory we
will accept all mail that is to apply
on the double vote offer II It is post
marked as being mailed on Or before
l1o p. m December the 2sth.
| "a Plain Talk 70 the Candidates
A little plain talk to the candidates
who are after the automobile or one
LOT the diamonds should not be amiss
now In the frst place this campaign
| was not announced as a something
for nothing scheme. Z but business
1proposition pure and simple We
! want more subscribers aud you want
one Of our valuable prizes and we
1afeel that We VIII be well paid Tor our
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-21

Three other firemen, John Koch.
John Samsslann and James Young
were also on the train, but were not
injured, at least SO the reports stated
late this afternoon.
It was reported here this afternoon
that Ralph Black. one Of the propri.
etors Of the Curley & Black restaur.
ant, was on the train and killed, but
his name was not among the identi-
fed dead. It Is rumored that he and
''Curley Hicks were both leaving
town on the same train, having given
up the restaurant business here, but
nothing was known Of them at the
restaurant this afternoon as they
have not been seen today.
DR.. H. H milestone OF Minneapo.
Lis. whose name was among the list
If killed. is thot to have spent Satur,
day night in this city at the jail, he
having become inebriated. He was
released yesterday and took the train
from this point last night.
w. :. McKone of Minneapolis, the
dining car conductor killed, was well
known In this city, as he spent several
nights a month here and was very
popular slss5
I; Mestbound Train Delayed
The Columbian, due here this morn
ing at sos, did not reach this city
until Q: Is Atkis afternoon, being held
up by the wreck. When it arrived full
ly 500 people were down at the sta
tion, anxious to learn all that could
be found ont about the wreck. Ralph
Aney was brot in on stretcher and
taken in an ambulance to st. Luke's
hospital where Drs. r. Z. and B. G
Murdy, the Milwaukee physicians
examined into his injuries. He was
not thot to be vitality injured. but this
could not be definitely ascertained al
the time Of going to press.
. The silk train comprised four cars
of silk bound from Seattle to New
York, and two cars Of fresh fish, one
billed to Minneapolis and the othe,
for New York, This train was hui
slightly injured.
A steam wrecker was sent out from
Minneapolis and another stean
wreeker was sent out from Mobridge
early this morning. When the latte,
was midway between Ipswich and
Craven the front trucks of the engine
left the rails, and the wrecker did
not pass thru this city until about I
o'clock. The Olympian from the
west was held up by the wrecker and
was delayed about two and one-hall
hours. I
G. G. Craggen, civil engineer al
Mobridge, was also reported as among
the killed, the news Of his death hav
ing been sent to Mobridge
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-21
today voting. No one seems % haze
any Of any great dyantag over


any isat Of any great adyantag over
another,
Miss Katherine Hallou leads Tie list
today while Mrs, I'D sherin Ii only
800 votes behind and Miss Engwell,
iHazels popular candidate, is only ave
hundred behind.
Herman Graen made good his word
and has placed Kranzbnrg on the:
campaign map. Herman is certainly
q hustler. It looks al tho Herman,
would have to hustle as Ronald Dean.
and Mrs. schoonoyer Of his district
only need a years subscriptions to pus
them in the lead. Mr.. Dean reports
that he will have that subscription
and q good many more before the
next voting.
Y Mrs. Ernest Schoonover makes d
splendid increase in her vote stand.
Ing today and no doubt will be lead.
Ing her district if not the whole cam
paign next week,
George McD and Ralph Engles-
BY, two OF Watertown's candidates.
are doing some fiae work ana their
many friends are watching their cam
paign with much interest.
Mrs. Netty Rutherford polls I large
number of votes this week which
brings her up among the leaders. Mrs,
Rutherford says If she had little
competition in her district the vote
getting would be more interesting and
easier
District No. is the only district not
represented In black faced type on
the campaign map. Miss Vida Dick-
ey Of Clark enters the: campaign to.
day for that district and she says
that Clark will be on the campaign
map next week. # ss5 n
DISTRICT NO. /.
The City Of Watertown.
Ralph Englesby \. n 4. =. 4. y. 64, 100
Miss Katherine Ballou !. J. !. q. Isl, 100
George mcdowell !. !. !. !. !. +. s.. 81. 800
VIM. Scholtz ..s.5.5 !, l :. Il, 900.
Mrs. Geo. Dumond :. 5. 4. Ii, 600
DISTRICT NO.
All III Eodington County Outside the
rs City of WatertoWn.
Ronald Dean, Henry ... V. Il !. !. 81, 700
Mrs. Ernest schoonover, Henry So, 500
Herman Graen, Kranzburg !. 65, 900.
Miss Clara Nuber, Florence 44,500
Miss Edith Current, South Shore. 4;
..,..$........ Observation-Disclosures 26, ,OOo
DISTRICT NO. g..
All Of Hamlin County.
Mrs. b. Sherin, Thomas . .....s sc, 400
Miss Ellen Eugwell, Hazel 4. 65, 200
Miss Inga Karterud, Hayti "a. 10000
DISTRICT a.
All Of Clark County.
Miss Stella Brooks, Julian q. 81, 300
Miss Vida Dickey, Clark 29, 200
Miss Stella Upton, Clark Is, 600
Miss Mable Peterson, Bradley 10000
Miss Jennie Foss, Vienna 12,509
DISTRICT NO. 5.
All Of Deuel. County.
Mrs. .Netty Rutherford, Goodwin 61 200
Miss Francis Doyle, Clear Lake 1000
Miss Bertha Thompson, Toronto 10000
Miss Gena Brufiat Toronto I. 10000
Miss Magdalene solem, Brandt 10000
Miss Josie Peterson, Brandt !. (. 10000
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-21
TERRIBLE
DISASTER.
Fast SILK Train Crashes Into Rear
End Of Columbian at odessa,
3 Minnesota.
LONG LIST DEAD AND INJURED
Snser;stendent RieharRs VIII.
and Daughter Anoag Those
Who We're Killed.

, o % o 90 o
, Mrs. J. r. Richards, Mobridae. 0
} Miss Richards, Mobrsdge. o
, Mrs. r. c. Meyer, Newcastle, o
!, Ind. o
, Mrs. c. w. Barber, Terry, Mont. o
, W. =. Mekone, dining car con- 0
, duetor, Minneapolis. o
, Or. n. n. e5hetssone, Minnea- 20
, polls. o
. Tommy Aiexander,second cook, o
. Chicago. ~ o
/, Several more unidentified bod. o
. les have been found. o
, AMONG THE INJURED ARE: 0
> W. H. Lee Kennedy, New Cas- 0
. tler Ind. - Q
. Mrs. L. Revere, Three Forks, 0
0 Mont. o
. J. E. Msther, Reeder, N. D. 0
. Ralph Aney, Aberdeen. o
. Mrs. W. A. Williams, Lennon. o
. Ralph D. Brown, address un. o
. known. s o
. Dr.. Sherman address unknown. 0
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-12-21

-,r Heg-.
Aberdeen Daily News: The Colum-
bian that left this city this morning
At 1910 was followed by silk train
at an interval of but twenty minutes,
the silk train leaving this city at !
o'clock as a second section of number
is, the Columbian.
. When the Columbian reached odes-
sa, six and one-half miles east OF Or
tonville, the operator could not be
found and no orders were posted.
While the train crew were trying to
fnd the operator, the second section
came around the curve at sixty miles
an hour, having received clear Sec
tion fromJunction Switch, and crash
ed into the rear end of the Columbian.
Crashed into Sleeper
The engine of the silk train crash
cd into the sleeper at the tail end Of
the Columbian, mounted the rear end
thus lifted the front end of the Sleep
er from off its trucks and forced 1t
thru the dining car, teIescoping the
two cars. Nearly everyone in the
sleeper was killed, and the dining car
conductor, w. ]. McKone, and the
second Cook, Tommy Alexander, were
both instantly killed in the diner
The blame for the wreck has not
yet been placed, but the reports from
odessa, state that the fault lies at
the door Of the operator at that point
who was to have rushed the flyer
thru. The clearance orders giving
the silk train clear section, were
given at Junction Switch just out
side OF ortonville.
Oscar Sorby and Joe Sandell, both
Of Montevideo, Mimi, were in charge
& Of the engine on the silk train, the
conductor being Mr.. White, also Of
lontevideo. Passengers arriving on
the Columbian this noon, state that
Engineer Sorby was nearly demented
ever the affair, and has not been seen
since the accident, altho no blame is
laid at his door. It is impossible to
see the depot at Odessa until the
spot is reached. owing to a long sharp
II sarye.
William Eddington and John Nc.
Ewen were on the engine Of the Col
ambian while Ii w. Gillick, brother
81 uperintendent ]. T. Gillicl of this
j atty, was conductor Roy Law was
/ ragman
pullman Passengers Victims
@ Nearly all Of the passengers in the
Pullman sleeper were killed, but those
il the tourist sleeper we're only shak
81 up somewhat. Among those from
T this city who took berths in the
tourist were Mrs. q. II. stranchan ane
Bert Hall. Both are safe. Ralph
Aney, q fireman for the road, was 81
his way to Milwaukee to take the ex
/ aninations for enginear. He was iii
Jnred quite severely. his hack being
4 iAtured, his face cut and his foot be
ing injured. ne having been pinnet
down for two hours by the foot befort
J 20 could be released He was fn til.
resr sleeper.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-07

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at CSC and Csc. Cheviots, storm
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rough Scotch mixtures, Knicker-
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very best mills; to $50 q yard
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-07
Girl Seeking Death
is Not India Hughes

Erroneous reports have emanated from
Howe. Neb., 20 the effect that Miss India
Hughes. who formerly lived there, at
tempted TO commit suicide at Superior.
aiiss Hughes Is in Omaha ana has been
Tor a Number OF months She Is EN-
pioyed In the Western Union offices and
lives with friend at 2is North TWENTY.
eighth street. II seems that the EirI who
attempted 20 end her life refused 10 give
her name, and Il was suspected that she
"as Miss Hughes. since both had known
ana were sweethearts OF Logan Beau.
champ. Miss Hughes, who Is a youne
niri coming from fine family. has been
sTeAtiy annoyed BY the reports.