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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-08
Cable News
BIG POLITICAL
LEADERS MEET


WASHINGTON, January There
was significant meeting, although
an accidental one here today, when
William Jennings HrSan, three times
Democratic candidate for President,
and Senator Robert II. La Toilette,
who hopes to be a candidate. met at
TIVE railway station.
The Democratic leader and the IN
rurgent leader greeted one another
cordially and held long conference,
and It Is rmored already tina, their
conference had TO do with the Orgaui-
2aiIon of a third party.
Incidentally the Democratic Nh
tional Committee will NEE, In this
city tomorrow and it is believed in
Democratic circles that the visit OF
Colonel Bryan at this time Is more
than usually significant one.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-08
COAST CHINESE
CELEBRATE THE EVENT

SAN FRANCISCO, January The
Chinese of this city devoted today Ia
a celebration in honor Of the election
If Or. sun Vat Sen as president ol
the Chinese Republic, There were
fireworks aud bnnquets, ms well as a
parade through the downtown streets
In which 3000 Chinese took part The
Chinese OF this city have contributed
large sums to the cause of the rcvu.
luton
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-08
STORM eATTERs UP wARsHlps

WASHINGTON, January I. -- Re
ports have been received at the navy
department that the torpedo boat des.
troycr Terdy Is in trouble on Cape
Hatteras. orders have been issued
Tor warships to proceed 10 the rescue
or relief of the Terry.
The cruiser Salem. which was
caught in the storm OF the coast Sat.
friday, when two men were washot
overheard, was considerably damag
ed. Two Of her boats were also lost
IN the gale.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-08
SEVERE COLD WAVE
CLAIMING MANY VICTIMS

NEW YORK January :. - Eleven
'eaths from the cold were reported
hero yesterday. SO much gas has been
burned by the p1or to keep warm that
the supply is running short. The
maximum temperature yesterday was
fftccn degrees above zero, and the
thermometer registered eight below
last night More deaths are predict.
ed, and forecasts point to stlll colder
weather.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-08
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC
ALONG MEXICAN COAST

NOGALES. McXico, January 7-Nir-
ulent smallpox is raging along the
Pacific Coas. Of Mexico. from Quay
mas to Mazutlan. where 1t Is epidemic
other parts OF the Republic are 8triu-
Gently quarantining against tho in
faCtcd districts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-08
STEAMER PARTIALLY
WRECKED IN STORM

WASHINGTON, y. c. JUWUlry =
Wireless dispatches received here toll
Of the partial wreck Of the SIC
Salem In gale OF Cape Iiattcrae.
The vessel WIS considerable dlmap-
I'D ana two seamen were washed ovcr-
bpard
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-08
EEAVY SNOW IN OREGON
CAUSES MUCH DAMAGE

PORTLAND. Oregon. January :. --
This city Is storm-bOund ana all train
service has been greatly demDraizpd.
The damage rs already estimated APP
prOXimates $2OO,O0O. Heavy snow.
drifts prevail inland and the tracks
IRE blocked in many sections.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-08
MERGER OF BIG
NORTHWEST CORPORATIONS

PORTLAND, Oregon, January = -,
Surprise has been creotol in the bust.
ness circle of this city by the report
rhat margor OF paint aud oil com
pan!es here has been formed with .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-08

capitalization OF twenty million dol
lars.
It is believed that the new combine
mas the backing Of the STANDARD OIL
Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-08
TREATY NATIONS
TAKING A HAND

PICKING. January THE treaty
powers have undertaken the task ui
protecting the Chinese railrual from
P"Nin" to the sea. aul troops are be
irg stationed along the route. Great
hi,ain has large quota Of men on
hand, and Is caring for the section
that has been allotted Ia the surveil-
lance Of America, whose troops la the
Far East are not available Just now
FOR this service.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-08
DEMOCRATS 10 MEET.

WASHINGTON. u. c., January t
The Democratic National committee
will hold meeting here Monday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-08

Odd Fellows are invited to the joint
installation and banquet tonight. Don't
miss it..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05
HaF Year Clearance Sale Toilet Articles

soc Java Rice Powder. -...... sec
25c Rubifoam ..-.....-......1 5c
25c size Listerine ...-.-...... 19c
25c Sanitol Face Powder --... 19c
sc Williams Shaving Soap &c
SOC Nalvina Cream .-....... 39c
SOC size Ponds Extract $1,000. 39c
25c size Peroxide Cream ...--. 1sc
SOC size Peroxide Cream 1900. CSC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05

move his stock from the east part of
town to the store of the Martin com
pany.
z. C. CraDps, who has purchased a
home place two and One-half miles north
west of the town, rear Ruhle's ranch, IS
putting his 125 acres in fruits, and IS
installing a modern farming equipment
and erecting a home on the place. Mr.
Craps believes fruit 60 be very profit
able in this valley, hence he Is going
TO put his entire 125 acres into fruit
The celebration of the annual fiesta
of St Genivieve in the church here Of
that name was attended by MANY priests
from Ell PasO and elsewhere. The new
altar. which cost nearly $4,000, has been
completed in time for use at this cele-
bration
Miss Edna Van Patten, granddaughter
OF Col Van Patten, Is III town on a visit
to her relatives for a few days.
Miss Jane Robinson is visiting the
Misses Cox at their home on Mesilla road.
Her home Is in Organ, where she has
a school
Mr. French, who was here in the initial
work of the reclamation service some
seven or eight wears ago, returned for
a day OF two on business in connection
with the reclamation service at this
point
Miss Helen James. daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. James, who is studying this
year at the UNIVERSITY of Albuquerque
mas returned to Albuquerque to complete
the years work.
J. T. DOYLE has arrived in the city
with his bride and they are located at
the Campbell house.
T. r. ROuault, IT., was down in the
lower valley on business matters with
Jno. Bingham
Mrs. C. D. Martin left for FL Paso,
to. remain there shopping till DR.. Martin
Joins her, when they viii proceed to east
Texas, where they viii take up their
residence.
Miss Margaret Rouault viii return Sat
urday to her studies at Notre Dame uni
versity. Indiana. where she Is in her
third wear of work.
Vincent May IS retiring from. the bust
ness carried on in the name of Nav Bros.
for the past Is years, having disposed
of his interests IN the business to his
brother. john II. May.
Mr. and Mrs Henry StOes. Miss Lutte
Foster and ~. G. Barker have returned
from FL Pasp. where they went to see
the @Girl From the Golden West"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05

8 OF. bottles Glyco Thymolin PC
Pound Jars Pure Faseline. &C.. -23C
25c DR.. Graves Tooth Paste 16C
25c DR.. Graves Tooth Powder 16C
SOC Creme EIcava- sec
soc Pozzoni's Complexion Pow
der ............-......2 pc
sL00 size Herpicide ..-.-.-.-72C
25c Colgate's Shaving Stick. 16C
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05
las CRUCES BURNS
WOOD COAL IS OUT
Too Much Cold Weather For
Local Coal Supply
Causes Famine.

Las Cruces, n A.. Jan. 5.ALas
Cruces has a coal famine and a cold
wave at the same time. and wood deal
ers are worked overtime TO supply the
demand for that fuel Dealers who
handle coal had not anticipated such
a heavy demand as was made upon
them. and the stocks of coal IN the city
have been exhausted and wood IS being
used exclusivel- except by those who
had laid in sufficient coal to run them
through the winter. However, large
shipments of coal are on the way, and
doubtless viii arrive simultaneously with
warmer weather.
B. P. Hinton has purchased a half in
terest in the East Davis Hardware com
panv on Main street, and viii take
charge Of his interests at once.
Capt Woodruff. of the First National
bank. has gone to San Antonio, Tex,
for q rest and vacation.
Capt. Fred W. Buggy, of the United
States army. visited his sister, Mrs.
Cornell, at her home on las Cruces ave
The Social club Of las Cruces held
It's first meetin~ in 1872 with a lunch
con at the home ON Mrs. Hagerty
al AIesilla Park. The full membership
was represented, and a three course
luncheon served
The new offices for the county treas
urer viii be in the front suite over the
Dostoffice, in the new structure just
completed on Main street. w. w. Cox,
treasurer has engaged these offices,
and viii install modern office equipment.
The offices are central and VIII be
equipped for the speedy handling of the
business of DonI Ana county by Mr..
Cox and assistants.
d frrr-
sold to iudqe Roman De La 0. He VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05
ADMIRAL EVANS NOW
RESTS IN ARLINGTON
President and Cabinet At
tend; High Tribute by
German EnnerOr.

washington, D c.. Jan. 5.-President
Taft members of his cabinet, admiral
Dewey. practically every naval officer
on duty in Washington, and many
prominent officials attended the funer-
al Of rear admiral Robley D. Evans to-
day. The obsequies were marked with
full military honors.
An unusual tribute was paid to the
memory Of admiral Evans by emperor
William of Germany. As the special
representative Of the emperor, com
mander Retzmann. the German naval
attache, attended the funeral and placed
a wreath on the bier Of the admiral.
who had been intimately known by the
emperor.
Early in the day the body had been
transferred from the family home to
All Souls Unitarian church, the casket
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05
EXTRA!
Children's Csc Underwear l5c

A delayed shipment of children's knit
underwear. Vests and pants, medium
weight. lightly fleeced, fun bleached, in
all sizes. These garments are clean and
nice and are extra good 25c values; sale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05

ers, bore the fIower-Iaden casket TO a
gun caissOn. A military escort, com
manded by rear admiral Sidney A
stanton, and composed of the fun bril-
gade of midshipmen from the naval
academy, two companies of blue jack
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05

being wrapped in a rear admiraFs flag
and the Stars and Stripes. The services
were conducted by president Taft's
pastor, Rev. Z. G. B. Pierce. During
the services the famous Paul Revere
bell, which rang out a warning to the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05

minute men for the first battle of the
revolution, was tolled.
After the ceremonies at the church.
EIGHT petty officers from the United
Stafks steamship Dolphin, preceded by
prominent naval and military paubear-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05

battery of artillery, made up the fu-
neral procession to Arlington National
cemetery
At the grave taps" was sounded and
q salute Of 10 suns fired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05
las CRUCES HAS Sl0,0Q0 FIRE

Cruces N. Jan 5-AbOu morning
W NJ
Of
o
building complete loss being totally destroyed
to
him for me heavy loss
buildings necessary
greatly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05

s OF. bottles Woodland Violet
ammonia ---------. .-.-. &C
All Glycerine Soap, the large
35c bars ...................2 &c
soc size All Toilet Water sec
Toe PalmOlive Soap -.--.-.-.. &c
Toe bars of Imported CASTLE
Soap, 3 for ..--.-........ .25c
Zoe Hardwator Glyeerine Soap. sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05
Half Year Clearance Sale
Neckwear

All neckwear that sells regularly at
S1.0O and over; Half Year Clearance
IA OFF.
All coat sets IA OFF.
All real Irish Crochet neckwear IA OFF.
A lot Of necl1wear that Is slightly sOiled
and unused at HALF PRICE.
SOC NECKWEAR 25c
A lot Of fancy neckwear worth to SOC;
sale price 23e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-05
EXTRA

75c KNICKERBOCKERS 4sc
Extra vel made knickerbOckers OF .
wool mixtures, regular price 75e per
pair; sale price 4Sc.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-12-14
Presbyterian Church Notes
Rev. A. ID. Grigsby. Pastor.

The pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church invites every reader of this
announcement TO attend public wor-
ship on Sunday morning at 1890 and
evening at Z. There is always very
warm welcome for all who come and
a message that may be helpful and
inspiring or encouraging and COM
forting to you just now, Come with
IN and we will do you good.''
Sunday School convenes 1T ll:45.
The scholars and teachers are urged
To he In their places on time. Christ
mas exercises are close aL-hand.
The Y. p. S. &. e. are having in,
teresting aud instructive meetings
every Sunday evening at els and the
public are very We leone TO attend.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-12-14
BAefs Of me Week

J There we're tbirty-three births and
eighteen deaths in Charleyoix County
during the past month.
EAST Jordan's Santa Clause Girls
are organ lied II you know OF worthy
case kindly drop line to this Office
or Postmaster Potter.
Among the marriage licenses issued
in AntriE county was one To Walter
Petrie, 10. Echo Township. to Lu ella
Grenon, II, East Jordan.
Anna O'Donnell OF St. James. WAS
adjudged insane Tuesday and was
taken u Traverse City Wednesday
afternoon by Under-sheriG Novak.
Complete returns on the recent
election show that Roosevelt re-
ceived 2l9.0l2; Taft, I52. pa; Wilson,
l5o.76l; Debbs, 23,2ll votes In Mich
igsn.
SuEts. Of the Poor W. A. Dayoll OF
Bovne Falls and Fred Smith OF Hayes
held their monthly business meeting
with Src'y a. +. Crosse In this city,
Tuesday.
Another addition has rece ntly been
made To the theatrical colony at East
Jordan. Mr.. aud Mrs. Lamb. now
filling q vaudeville engagement in
Chicago. have just purchased four
acres outside the city limits, east.
and expect To spend their summer
yacstions and do little fruit farm.
ing here.
A telegram received Friday morn.
ing by County Clerk PaytOn from
Sheriff Robbins stated that "Swift's
parole had beer extended sixty
days by Governor Osborne for fur
Their hearing" AS Osborne goes out
VI Office the first of January the
matter will be practically left up To
Governor-elect Ferris. And II Ferris
Ia worse than Osborn, then Heaven
help US.
Santa Claus is going TO be very
busy man week from next Wednes-
day, and for fear he might overlook
some OF nis young friends, he invites
them to drop him line to either
caro- of this office ur Postmaster Pot
ter stating their wants. The letter
will be immediately forwarded to
that worthy gentleman, who will
give 1t his careful consideration. and
II the requests are worthy will See TO
it that his young friends wants are
more than supplied.
Furs. Furs, Furs. Just the thing
for an Xmas gift. See them. n. f..
ASHLEY & co. tadv.)
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-12-14

Satin Party Slippers In colors White,
Evening Blue aud Black at HUDSON s
SHOE STORE. (adv.)
One half off on all Fall Hats. Get
one while the selection is good. M.
+. ASHLEY & Co. (adv.)
Special sale Of Edison Photograph
Records. Regular 35c records now
2lc. Regular soc records now 3lc.
Come now while the assert ment is
complete at G. G.. MACK'S JEWELLERY
STORE. lady
We are nearing Christmas and we
are thinking what shall we buy 10
please our children. whether IL will be
nice Reed Chair or "a fine Reed
Rocker or Solid Oak. Then again
for the Older people, we can safely
say we have the most complete line OF
Solid Oak Upholstered Rockers that
ever was displayed in this city. Our
line OF rugs never was more complete.
our display rack is full. it Is oHly too
true we are carrying the largest line
north OF Grand Rapids. Yon cannot
make any mistake in looking over
our line for Christmas present,
(adv. ENPEY BROS.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-12-14
Mrs. f. G.. Plank returned home 10
Frankfort, Thursday morning.

Mrs. f. e.. Plank returned home TO
Frankfort, Thursday morning.
r. n. SPENCE has HOME MADE
CANDIES and FRESH NUTS for the
Xmas trade.
Bring in all the HIDES; FURS and
PELTs 10 Killing Bros. They pay
the highest prices, $500 for No. !
horse hides. 43-l3 (adv)
From now, until Xmas we offer our
complete stock OF Ladies Suits and
Coats at greatly reduced prices. You
cannot afford to miss this Opportun-
lty. NJ. r. ASHLEY & Co. (adv.)
Special sale OF Edison Phonograph
Records Regular Csc records now
2lc Regular sec records now BIC.
Come now while the assortment Is
complete at &. G. MACK's JEWELRY
STORE. adv
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-12-14

Mrs. A. Roy is seriously Ill with
sciatic rehumstjsm.
Robert Morris was a Gladwin bust
ness visitor This week.
Mrs. r o. Bisbee was guest OF Cad
lilac frlends this week.
Guy Graf left Tuesday for Florida
where he will spend the winter.
Henry Richsrdi OF Bellaire was an
East Jordan business visitor, Tues
dav.
W. C. Spring and E. A. Ashley
were Detroit business visitors this
week.
V. q. Holbeck was a Frankfort
business visitor latler part Of the
week.
Harry Adams OF Everett, Mich. Is
guest OF his brother, Eugene, and
family.
John A. Ash Of Detroit, state boiler
Inspector, was here this week on
business.
Mrs. G.. f.. Mitchell with daughter
Irene. were guests OF East Jordan
friends hrst OF the week.
Miss Violet G rigsby leaves today TO
spend the Holidays with Grand Rap
ids and Hastings friends.
Mrs. William Hawkins, who has
been visiting her parents at White
Cloud, returned home this week.
Miss Louisa f. Loveday arr lived
home this week To spend the holidays
with her brother, w. A. and family.
Wednesday for an extended visit
with her parents at Toronto, Canada.
j. L. Wiesman, who has been con.
fined TO his hoIae some time with ILL
ness Is able TO be at his store again.
Miss Norma Baughman gave a
handkerchief shower In honor OF Miss
Maud Gross, Friday evening, at the
home OF {. A. Hudson.
Alexander Bush Of East Jordan.
has rented the Bennett house on Park
avenue. and will move here in short
time.-Charlevoix Courier.
Mrs. L. A. KENYON returned home
from Mackinaw Island, Wednesday,
where she has been guest OF her son,
j.. A., and family for solne weeks.
Mrs. w. Vanderventer Of the West
f, Side. left Wednesday morning for De-
truit where she goes for treatment,
Mrs James Murray accompanied her.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-12-14
Christmas Gifts at Mack's.
(adv.l

Mrs. Jennie Bedell, sister OF Mrs.
Robert Price, who has been here on
an extended visit, returned TO her
home at Manitowoc. Wis, on Thurs
day, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. j. Bedel.
The Petoskey Evening News is re-
sponsible for the statement that no
coasting will be tolerated on the
sidewalks OF that city aud that upon
three streets only VIII the children
be allowed To coast. The officers will
be on the watch all the time and will
enforce the ordinance To the best or
their ability. This same law might
be used advantageously in our city
and prevent numerous slips and falls
and various other accidents during
the winter months wherever the
children are found coasting.
At the last meeting Of the Ironton
Grange the following officers were
elected: Master. Frank j. Hammond
0verseer, Neil Kemp: Lecturer, John
f. Knudsen; Steward. Matthew
Saunders; Chaplain, Sylvia Lewis;
Secretary. Emil Mason, Treasurer,
Ole Lyngklip; Gate Keeper, Nels
Lyngklip; Ceres. Clara Rowland; Po-
mona, Edith Nowland; Flora. Sadie
Hammond; Fire Insurance Director,
Ben Nowland; Degree Team Captain,
John Knudsen.
Sheriff Robbins is the last man In
Charley0iX county TO insult by word
or action any official or private citizen
but at the same time he is positive 10
the performance Of duty as seen by
himself, The fact was even more
positively shown this week. On Wed
nesday the officer was enroute for
lOnia 10 deliver II. l.. Swift TO the
refurmatory TO begin serving his sen =
tence. Upon reaching Grand Rapids
Sheriff Robbins was informed by wire
from the executive office in Lansing
that he should release the prisoner
because the sender Of the message
had parOled Swift. Robbins cOurte-
ously, but positively informed Cover
nor Osborn that he was authorized 70
deliver Swift at lonia and he intend
to do so, after which he would not be
responsible and they could do as
they liked with the man. Naturally
this displeased the governor, but with
Robbins To deal with he soon found
nothing else would be tolerated, so
the base OF operations was changed
to Iona and shortly after Swift was
landed there he was released on the
governors order. Charlevox county
people generally do not like the re-
leasing Of this mao, but they certain
ly commend their sheriff for his
stand pat" to duty attitude.-Boyne
JouOnal,
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-12-14

Christmas G fits at Mack's. (adv,)
Fred Thsyer spent last Sunday at
BoYne City.
M. Frazer was Boyne City visitor
Wednesday.
Arthur Shepard left Wednesday for
Grand Rapids.
f. p Hubbard returned to his home
at Montague, this week.
Rev. FIR. Kroboth was Traverse
CITY business visitor, Monday.
Mrs. Earl Farmer, who has been
very sick, II reported on the gain.
Miss Margaret Geek is cashier at
the East Jordan Lumber Cos. store.
Judge Bailey OF Mancelona was an
East Jordan business visitor. Wednes-
day.
w. WOolsey OF Saginaw was guest
of J. L. Wiesman and family this
week.
A. Davidson OF Mancelona was an
East Jordan business visitor this
week.
The Whist Club was entertained
at the home Of Mrs. G.. g. Mack,
Wednesday.
z. G. Plank OF Frankfort spent Sun
day with friends here, returning
home Monday.
Harry WaIstad OF this city is now
working for telephone company at
st. Cloud, MINI.
Mrs. r. Jones leaves first OF next
week for Los Angles. Cal, where she
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Il. Porter Bennett was taken
seriously III, Wednesday. and is still
under the physicians care.
Mrs. Minnie Roach OF Luther. an
aunt of Miss White, Is here caring
for her during her long illness.
Mrs. o. f. Miner received word,
Thursday, from Jackson, that her
sister, Mrs. &. Cursus, was very low.
Mrs. Robert Bruce. who has been
guest at he home of d. p. McGuirk,
returned to her home at Marquette,
Wednesday.
Atty f. N. Clink now has his law
Office over the State Bank Of East
Jordan, In the suite recently vacated
by Atty Nicholas.
The W, G. II. u. will hold its an
nual meeting for the election of
officers, Friday, Dec. 20, 1912, 2;30 D
III. with Mrs. Henry Cummings on
Main Street. Every member is ar
gently requested to be present. Officer
and superintendent are expected q
give yearly report. Visitors welcome
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-26

Stonington, CT. July 25.-Three men
were killed and four injured in the
side swiping of fright train by the
eastbound Adams Express train at the
Stonlngten Junction yards of the New
York, New Haven x Hartford Rail-
road. this morning.
The freight, which was also towing
another locomotive, was backing into
the yards when the express came
along There was not sufficient clear
room and the express engine struck
the other both topping over, COM
pletely wrecked Two cars of the eX-
press were also wrecked, but the re-
mainder of the train which was made
up of steel cars, withstood the shock.
A part of the wreekage struck the
signal tower, tearing out one corner
of il and forcing b. A. Wilbur, the
tower man. to jump to safety.
The wreckage took fire. hut the
flames We're put out by the Stoning-
ton fire department.