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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
PUBLICATION NOTICE

state OF West virginia. County NJ
ono CIV Or Town OF woodsdale To-
WI, AZ special session OF the city or
town or Woodsdale Ohio Cotint,- iait
In the council Chambers ther.of =, 80.
MANnrS residence building on the SIN
LAY OF Aug. 1911. there were present.
T,.cor,,.s ow,es. mayor: +, Armbruster.
ana Friend Cox. members OF the conn.
eli OF said city or town.
IN aScordance with section Z. chapter
:; OF the Acts of the extraordinary S.S-
SION OF IN" legislature OF 1905. the coun-
=! proceeded 10. make up an sstln.tr..
. amounts necessary To- be levied
lot tHe CUR mt fiscal year. To cover all
municipal debts and liabilities pav,bls
uurlnS tae said year. includiua. probable
~ n,Iltures Tor municipal purposes
.Hu proper allowances for DELINQUENT
taNeS. expense Of collections ana .outiu-
sehci's. but deduct!nE tler"from the
,iiDheN In "a" sity treasury applicable TO
tnt -"rNir" of tie Year and -luunicin,I
claims AMI do'l dst..min, ana osti,rrt..
IN, ,ii,, :. erdi s''unts to De levied As fol
Maximum levy 30 cents on the Hum
dred Dollars valuation
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
me amount due the said municipality
ana H." amount that will b.corne ,iu..
tnd c"il""tihl. from every source. ~
c"pt from the levy Of taxes to be made
Tor tie current fiscal Year
balanc" IN hands OF the city
r'1sNiy ........-....S 1901
NEGLECTED taxes ............. 3-Ss5
SideW alkS ......... 90 -
Total estimated receipts. sea- -
l.'>l iSATED DlSEC RSEMENTs
Debts and demands owed by said D.. -
lcipR4ltN which viii become due .!
pnN1.lc during the current iscaI year.
including Interest on bonded lndebt.t-
ness OF every kind and character.
outstanding orders in
.i4iinS interest s563.9s
Interest on bonded in
d""tedncss s65s.75
Election eNpenses-
Per iiem II commits
Per diem OF poll clerks 800
F"r printing ballots. sta
tpu''N etc. ...... $50
For booths. ballot boxes,
etc --................ zoo
Salaries
For salary OF recorder $4,000
or salary OF solicitor. $500
For salary Of sergeant. $500
Fire Dcvartment-
For purchase OF new
"'nHratus 10000
F"r st"id-;" .......... 5000
u..,., ,,..-. 10000
For refnoN al "i garbas"SGoO.OO
... - 10000
For rtut'rs 60 streets
aud alleys ....-... Se.5OOOO
For lisatin- streets. 6ru."D
Contingent ENpcnses-
f"r cole "iulS COM
HI.rri'tS .-.-.--....S SOS 90
Confluence. - 1880
So. 50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
COLLEGES

Republican clubs ~ Philadelphia.
which is pushing fho project. called
upon Mayor kct burn and urged him
t' exert his Influence with The Re
publican national committee 90 bring
about the selection of phuldcIph.a.
Ih" mayor pledged bits support The
CITY, 's planning r. municipal couvcu
fiun ball. which ls expected fo De- one
OFF 'hc iargcst and Finest in The coun
trY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

Tho tuuinr Mechanics arr1ucrm.
committee met yesterday afternoon.
and 800 plans for tho Fiag day rsrr
rl-es fp he hold hero ON Labor day
we're completed The school BOARD
haH aercoi FOB place now nacpnlr on
tho Etst End school buIdiua fnr tho
FlaE day ceremony
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

Tho local. itte succeeded IN socur
ing the strong team from Florence.
Ohio. fu play lrfo tomorrow. and 10
bot game 81 looked for. as fh's team
has made quito record in their part
81 Tho state williams nud Higgins
w'Il likely bn tIo battery for Mounds
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice TO Manufacturers. Jobbers. Mer-
chants and Other Wholesale pealers

NOTICE II HEREBY GINEN, That
~" state Board OF Control Of the state
OF West virginia will receive bids daily
at ITS office IT Charleston. West Nir-
Si1la, Tor furnishing supplies for the
several state Institutions the financial
mana cement Of which Is vested IA said
h"ard. Contracts will be awarded To- the
.HWest bidders. quality considered. and
other fhirFt being equal. Wet virginia
dealers VIII 100 given preference
Lists OF supplies needed viii p FUR
h.>n'i biidetS ou receipt OF request
stating the lin. desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
az @-tf Charleston. West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS

An experienced STATIONARY en.-ineer
wants sitGat Iou. Apply or address
Free PA .ic Employment Bureau. li3
10th ST. city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11

Election eNpeuses-
Ter tem II commits
Per diem OF poll clerks 500
For printing ballots. sta
upu''N. etc. .. 35O
For booths. ballot boxes,
etc. ........... zoo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
FOR RENT
JAMES L. HAWLEY

4Voofs MINI 3treet.
1ok RENT tIrulSued apartment Il
. 'T""us, WItt hath Inquire Taylnr =,
Ihonia.-, city h.lA Kuildins 1y-.s-tf
fOh Remit, nicely Furnished
r"".Hs fu- ltlt .uusrh,egfus trrIy
au sort. Front -tr..r 7v-ri',.t'S
TOE RENT room modern apartment
Nith bath. Oh Main ST. s. ~ IA
'"'''"' Natl lSo'M. lte. SIR je-I6-tt
fOh skLhT-t-TOOm flat. with bats
Hrst diHor, also ,. End Groom fIats
nicely furnished ntted up Tor i'm
.eusskespins, rent reasonable AppIs
30 y. Front o-7Sgyyy'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-11
THE COLWYN

= south Michigan Ave. open all year
81 90 up daily. s. up weekly
T.. @ WAHRT' RTDN
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
MANCHUS ARE LEAVING CITY
Fearing Effects of Revolution, They
 Are Trying to Hide Nationality

Western Newspaper Union New, Service
 Pekin.-The situation in PekIn is becoming worse. A veritable panic prevails among the Manchus. and tae Nanchu women are adopting C5inese dress. Some Of them are attempting 10 make their feet apnear small by peculiarly constructed shoes.
 Nest Of the trains leaving the caai. tai are drawn by two cncinee. ea heavily are they lead~d tho raonle sittirg on to0 of their hoarrAold e.. Ione.rrs. Officials are soekiro asy- hum fer their wives and children ahen7 the foraioners.
 Prior 10 tAe re-ol1tior tho ne-v-na- pere frearent'v e~izd o"t a~aire- tSe nre@eoce Of ec1dia-s h-,t tha raff,.-,s now are fleci9g to tNo~7 for eNo1.er
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
Nearo lynehed h rexa.

Marshall. TeX--Wiu Ollie. ne. gro, charged with criminally attack ing a white woman five miles west Of Marshall, was taken from officers by a mob at an early hour and hanged to tree near the scene of his at tempted crime. | is charged that Ollie attacked the white woman as she was enterng a field on her farm and, after choking the woman at. temrted to hang and set fire to he, clot1iag. The negro was frishtonr; aD2y, however. and escaped.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN ARKANSAS TOWN Barber Shoots Fellow Wo"k- man and Negro Shoots at
 Officers.
ONE DEAD; OTHERS WOUNDED
Both Troubles Seemed to Have No Reason for ighting.-Sarber
 Was Drunk.

Western Newspaper In1on News Service.
 Helena.-One man dead and two probably fatally shot, and the fourth one having been fired upon three times. forms the sum total of one Of the most disastrous and bloody even ings and nights oeo,rring in this city in many years.
 The carnage is the result of two separate difficulties, the first be tween H. (. Ormgs. a barber. and Sam Thompson, also q barber, em. ployed in the same shop.
 Orms killed Thompson few min utes prior to the closing Of the shop. Just what caused the killing no one appears to know beyond the fact tha the men had experienced some slight differences earlier in the evening. Witnesses al the inqu6 st testified tha the slayer was under the influence O. liqnor and was still drunk when he awoke this morning behind the bars
 The second shooting affray occur red shortly afterwards. Leo Peck, constable. accompanied by L. Anselman, ancter deputy. and Harold Mccoy. plumber employed at one of the local establishments. were detailed to make an arrest ef the particinants in an insignifiean t.awl occurring in the southern ends of t.e city.
 On their way south they met up with a negro whose name is vet un- known to the officers and who va. handling revolver The men stoo ped and cellcd to the darkey 10 come there The negro without the least po-lirinary of any kind promptly leveled the pistol at the party, and with insane furv. opened fire uncn the entire delegation Two of the men fell tadly wounded and the ne gro escaped.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
F.ar Result of cklness aevolution

Anderson, s. C.-The Chinese revo- lution i- having serious effect on the cotton mill industry of the South. ern states, according to James D.
 Hammett. president of several of the largest mills in South Carolina. in a statement just issued he points out that many Of the Southern mills man ufaoture goods selely for export to China and scores of orders already have been canceled He estimates that 30 nils in South Carolina alone are dependent on the Chinese trade
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
THE TEA PENALTY. 4 Strong Mans Experience.

Writing from a busy railroad town the wite of an employe of one of the great roads says
 My husband Is railroad man who has been so much benefited by the use of Postum that he wishes me 10 ex- press his thanks to you for the good fl has done him Hts waking hours are taken up with his work. and he has no time to write himself.
 He has been great tea thinker all his life and has always liked tt strong
 Tea has. Of Late years, acted on him like morphine does upon most people Al first it soothed him. but only for an hour or SO then it began 10 affect his nerves to such an extent that he could not sleep al night. and he would go to his work in the morn ing wretched and miserable from the loss of rest. This condition grew con. stantiy worse. until his friends rer. suaded him. some fCur months ago. 10 quit tea and use Postum
 A first he used PestUm only for breakfast. but as he liked che taste of it. and it somehow seemed to do him good. he added il 10 his evening meal. Then. as he grew better, he began to drink it for hts noon meal. and new he will drink nothing else at table.
 His condition is go wonderfully i'm. proved that he could not be hired to give up Postum and go back 10 tea. His nerves have become steady and reliable once more. and his sleep Is easy, natural and refreshing
 He owes all tbis 10 Postum. for he has taken no medicine and made no other change in his diet
 His brother who was very nervous from eoffee-drinl,ing was persnaaed by us to give up the coffee and use Postum and he also has recovered his health and strength" Name given by Postum Co. Hattie Creek. Mich
 Read the little book. The Road to Melville" in pkgs There's a reason.
 Ever read the above Iersers new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true. and Gall of hriaaE interest.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
ACQUITTED BY TIE COURT
Shooting sorape Occurred When Man
 Is Elected From Farm.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 Coining-1nere ~as long drawn fight in Judge Crutcadeld court wherein the state Of Arkansas was plaintiff and William Kidd Mrs. Mary Kancher and Pal Kelly were defend ants for alleged assault 10 kill, and the trial consumed most of the day by reason of the tact that there was woman in the caze. This case IS one where the Ransler woman and Kelly attempted to eject Kidd from her farm. with the result of both be ing badly shct by Kidd The trial resulted in Kidd heinz liberated on the plea of self defense and t,=a Ranch. Ter woman and Kelly being bound over to the January term of the cram'nal court They were lodged in jail. being nnatle 10 give bond
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
LA3ORERS BRIG SUIT
Claim They We're H red in Memphis,
 But There We're No Jobs.

Western Hessepapor GHiaa News servico
 Camden ort4=eat suIes Were lied here by Martin x Mceks. attorneys. against <. N Eush, k. L. Leonard and l. NcSradden, contractors, on behalf of H lahore for tae.r wages and spcrtaaoa Bush Leonard and McSpadden are the contractors employed in constructing tho uaw branch of the Rock Island from Nal ven 10 C 5mden. These II Iaborers were sent here ty labor agent n Nemrhis. wEo claimed 10 represent the contractors. When the men reached tEe work camps they all7ge tse contractors refused to employ tfem These laborers received trans rorfaticn from Memphis to the work camps but no return passage. Thev were in the woods without food or shelter ever nies [, and walked into Camden the next day.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
Fired For ,rsuDtino Woma,

Hot Spring Insulting women on the streets of this city is anything Int 2 rroftatle occupation. as H F. Bliss. yoans visitor 10 the city. can aver. He Is said to have spoken to Yrs. Thcpas Sellers wife Of the as. sist~rt cifv ticket agent of the Poek Isiana calling her "Cutev Res .des rec 'vine a we'll deserved whipning at the hands of Mir Sollers. he was fined s'oo in inc city nolice court on a charge = distH1b.ag the peace.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
Add 'tional Factory Sites.

Fcrt Snith.-The Iron Mountain railsoad has entered into agreemen With a large number of property own CTS tor q new factory section of aboa I5 acres in extent norJn of the pres ent turnithe factory district. The Iron Mountain nas about exhausted its available lands for factory site Tn Fort Smith, and the deal means taat the citg can offer to prospeetiv, factories the lest Of sites at the most reasonable terms.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
b|G SW|NDLER
 ARRESTED AGAIN Leader of Gang Captured in Little Rock Must Face
 Trial.
HAS FEARS OF THE FUTURE
Says He Will Never Be Free Again lf Trials Keep Filling up-Has
 Been a Model Prisoner.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 LeavenwoTtn, kan.-M Hen JOAn (. AaLray. leader ef the Mabray gang of swlndlers, left the Soypt gate of the federal penitentiary here, two deputy sheriffs from Council Bluffs, Iowa, tod him he was wanted in iowa. Mabray expected 10 be arrest ed and submitted without argument The officers had requisition 10 serve if he refused to go With Ma bray were Eddie E. Morris. negro prizefighter, and Leon Lozer, a foot racer. both members Of his gang.
 We want you, too" the officers told Morris, but they allowed Lozier to go. Lozier, who painted scenery for convict talent SLOWS, will go to Ch!caeo and then to Denver to join ais wife.
 Mabray is ap9rehensiye lest the state of Iowa prosecute him for his operations in that state He appeared before a state grand jury at Council Bluffs recently and he expressed fear to Deputy Warden w. H. Mackay that he would never get out ot prison" The officers who came fer would not talk, but it is understood that if he turns states evidence he may not be prosecuted. Alt ough he worried much recently, Nabrav still wo~e a gamblers smile. He attend cd a vaudeville nerformance ri~en tv prisoners and larghed ard applauded every act that pleased him.
 Natray. with ten members of his gang, entered prison March %, 1a'o. to serve two years. His sentence with ''good time" fer obedience 70 prison regulations expired at midnight Sat urdav.
 Nahray and his gang wera cao.prad in Little Po"t hv local and United States authorities.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
Modern Pharmacy.

We have a very fine course In phar- macy" says the president Of the col lege to the father Of the student who is entering
 I'm glad to hear that My boy ex- poets to become a druggist"
 Well. We give special lectures on soap stamps. cigars. perfumery. soda water. candy. city directories tele- phone books and Life.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
MkN: :FACIURcRS WILL FIGHT
Vehio.e Company Claimo Arkansas
 Law Is Conflicting.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 taIastul4-==4= l-. 4eoaers a4a l.. P. EarnahiH both of Texas, were each fined S1oo in the court of Justice J w. Thompson on tae charge of sell ing tugg.es in this county wit1ou license. The defendants. who were in the employ cf a Gianel Iaa man l. fa"tUriug CcmI any. were defended by a representative of the company, whc argued tat the license required b tNe Arkansas law conflicts with tn interstate commerce regulations. H. stated that his comrany was fehtn and ap-ealine all eases of this kind o0d that Inc statute will soon be test ed in the supreme cont. The de iendan1s appeaIed the cases to the
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
Literary Criticism,

They were discussing a certain au horess at dinner. and well-known critic raised laugh by remarking; "Wen. her hairs red. even if her books are not.
 The mild young man in the corner made mental note of the sally for fu- ture use. and at another party shortly afterwand he carefully guided the con versation into literary channels. Tit Bits informs it's readers. Fortunately. some one mentioned the desired name. and he triumph antly cried out; Well, she's got red hair. even H her books haveni"
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
If You Have a SickIy
 Youngster Try This Free

The Family with young children tha, ia without sickness in the house now and theh is rare. and SO Il is important that the head Of the house should know what t' do ID the little emergencies that arise
 6oa child with serious ailment neels a ,r'S,al,n ,,oItol, ~ IS true. but in the ma joritv Of instances as any doctor knows inc cbiIi ~ ~SuI"rs rom some intestinal tronbie
 iueIe IS no sense in giving it a piu ar fusaing Of the bowels to be aiy,ans nor ls commended Rather give 1t a small dose or 3 mid. gentle laxative. t0nir like Dr oeiaWeils syrup Pspsin. which. by clean.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
Makes eecord Trip Over Nlacara

Niarara Falls.-capt. Kaus Larsen Of Detroit made Ais s3e9ad Ntaeqra river trip in a motor brat fro the cataract 10 Lewisten. He eem0fotaa the sfymilc trip tarough the turAu- lent water in 25 mingtes. coming thrcreA without a eora.eh. ar@en aavs he is throueh with t.=o N.~r7ra ease~t'tre hvt net raor I'll r,al.e a trip 7crese the Atlantic in bis boat. he Niagara
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
God Rice Crops General.

Jones 5oro.-l.Ls X Peters. who have aust finis4ed thresDins their rice crop. have Len very successful, thcr yield being the largest yet re- ported ia this section. T-ey had in cultivation I50 acres, and have tArcshed ll,fo9 bushels, an ayerag cf s6 bushels per acre. They received a goed offer fer their crop. but re- fused it All tae rice erowcss in this section have raised sp.endid crops.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
Too Late to Chance.
to her.

"A man can no more change his reputation than he can change his face or his arms" said Senator La Toilette at a banquet in Madison.
 There was once wicked old Madi- son millionaire who took his pastor aside and said:
 "I am going to devote the re mainder of my life to doing good
 pr Thirdly, outspoken man. re- torted:
 Do you mean John H. Good, the wealthy farmer. or young Sam Good. the Socialist millionaire7
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
Eonrd GuLltv of Mnrdsr

Pine Bluf.-After 20 minutes de Ebo- aton the jury in the case cf N. . Phea, charged witt tae murder of Constable Vital Archard. returned a verdict finding the defendant guilty of murder in the first degree. As the verdict was read Rheas fsce became ashen and he did not utter a word Int aside from this he was apparently unuoved.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
A New Company for Arkansas.

L5tle kock.-A 5 100000 manufac
 tui plan is assured for Arkansas, wi Is offices and distributing point in e Rock. This is the statement of ,. Lane Of Waite Cliffs, Ark. The al deposits of chalk and clay at N tte Cliffs, and from which the place IS named. are agaIn 10 become active with a S3.000,0o0 Portland ce- ment plant. with an output Of 5000 i2rreis of high grade cement per day.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
Drainage Work Progressing.

Jon5storo.-The Big creek drainage district he'd meeting here to per. feet the organizatcn with a good at- tendance, t4ere Icing saown much interest by all interested. The open ing Of this creek will mean reclana. ion to many thousand acres of fine farming land
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

Snyder.-Jasper Williams. a negro shot and instantly killed Lewis Shel. ton, another negro. at Thebes, a small station two miles east of this place. shelton was advancing on Will Hams with an open knife. it is claim eo' in an attempt to make him take back something he had said the day before, when Williams drew his gun and slot
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
Prairie courty Courthouse Burns.

pes Arr Pra'rIe county court tcpse was dastreyed by fire en'aitf1c 1ree of ef5.ee7 to the building and fretehings aside from the loss af reeerde. The c@nrtea'se was erected seve~al yoars neo and was of weite rren''e No clue to the orisin of t4e fro has tee0 fourd but il is 'qti- mated it may have been incendiary.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

Ing out tho bowels and strengthening ,nls I little stomach muscles. will tmi"rdiN''N correct the trouble. , mat
 This is not alone our opinion ouh srs. of Mrs N II Mead of Freepo't, Ing whose granddaughter has been 1uHetsrrs successfully and Of Mrs J ~sbee ss,e of Lena Wis. who gives 1t te pe. e.,is ta dren and takes tt herself II IS so,y aysry drGg & % store % but T if you want to test i,,r, II ID your family before you buy | senI sem yf,,- address to pr. Caldwell and he VIII " ward a supply free of charge " 8. Caldwell sn caldweil huiiding' eel-o. tll
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

Eureka Springs.-The AaG Cigar. cite League, which has been organiz. cd In every branch of the public schools Of this city, has purchased fine stereopticon to be used in the delivering Of lectures On the work Of the league
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

Pigden.-Coal has been discovered "font five miles southwest of uig- den. It is thought by eor,e tsat wseo nut 10 the test it will he found in 07v'rg quantities This is directly on the eontenrla'od tranch railroad from Higden 10 little Rock.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
When Frlendsbt,


 The doors Of the deformss
 always locked, and the kev ., man a4 outside. He may have tyass,, ,s on As charm inside. but they win nules no q revealed unless the person o,,. ns'ef s operates with him in uploo,',Hae ,s'ae O door. A friend becomes. fo 1".Hs tas greater degree than with Inc o..tCh aaCh man, the indispensable means 'u.aaF1 covering ones own personag,u VI a!s only exists. so to speak with t., oas It Is easy to see how honaIss., 'eads. a sensitiveness incapaeitafes such Tor business, professional or naa life. where the hasty and sn,oea ocsa impression is everything and aa uelal ter is the fate of the ma, wA u'sas not all the treasures of bis na-o ro oa' ity In the front window wbo. aa- can be readily inspected on. '4e' praised.-From the Septenha. ~ lantic. At
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

Eureka springs.-A county good roads convention has been called to meet in Berryville November II. Al this meeting the matter of the great wsite way between Berryyille and this city will be taken up and diff. ferent p'ars nade for the immediate inauguration Of the work.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03
All Over Arkansas


Jonesboro.-After a delay of sey eral days. the actual work of grad. Ing for the street car line from this city to Nettlelon was started by Con tractor Hemmingway. and the street car venture that has had strenous battle for existence IS now certain. ty
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

Pine Bluff-The contract for the magnificent Shrine temple. to be erected by saaara temple. Ancient Aratie Order Notles of the Mystic Shrine. was let by the building con- "ittee 10 Contractor W. g. Helton of this city. The cost of the building will be approximately s23.00o.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-03

Gurdon.-Eleyen cars of merchan- dise, train No. T of the Iron Noun. tain, was derailed near Curts and Conductor Ira Rouse was slightly hurt. All north bound passengers were sent from here over the Gotten Belt by the way of Camden.