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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14
NOTICE


I To the Heorkholdess oe ths klaaash
water Usess' Asseelasloa
You are hereby aosiasd that The
annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the klamath Water Ussrs' Asso'
citation. which annual meeting b fos
the purpose Of elcctins . board ol
directors for the ensuing year and
the transaction Of such other bust
ness ~ may regularly be brought b.
fore said meeting. has been called
and will bs held In the Houston opsrs
house In the City Of Klamath Fails,
Oregon. on Friday. the 3ist day Of
May. 1913. At the hour Of 3 O'Clock
.. n.
You are hereby further notified,
That tho foliowins resolution has
been duly passed BY the board OF d.
rsctors Of said association:
Ne d Resolved By the Board oe N.
reesosv os shs klamath Water Usess'
Associations. b Regular Meetia. he'"
ln the OMce os aaid Associations.
Rooms ~ ssA %. Msddos. s.whIee
llaildias. l8laaash Falls, Oregon.
That there b and there hereby "a
submitted to the stockhoiders OF the
Klamath Water ussrs Association for
their acceptance or rejection st the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

belonging or In anywiss Appsrtainins
to the hereinafter described promises.
bslonsing to the said dsfsndAnts
above named. or either Of them. bsinR
the following described prcmises. to-
wit: The north half Of the northeast
quarter Of section one (D. township
forty (<0l south. range eight (S
east. Willamette Meridian. Also lots
one (D and two (s) In said section
one (D. township forty (<o) south.
range eight CO.. east. and the south.
west quarter OF the northwest quar-
ter OF section six (sl. township forty
t%o) south. range nine (V east os
the Willamette Meridian. all In Klan,-
ath County. state Of Oregon. or such
part thereof ~ may DO necessary 10
satisfy said execution and the
amounts therein named. including
Judgment. taxes. attorney fccs. costs.
interest and aecruins costs: the pro
ceeds Of said sale to Be applied to the
satisfaction Of said execution. order
OF sale and decree. including said
Judgment. taxes. attorney fcss. costa.
interest and sccruins costs. and the
overpius. II any there be. to be paid
unto the court to be applied ~ may
b required or directed.
Dated. klamath Fails. klamath
County. state OF Oregon. this seth
day Of April. 1919.
W. b. BARNES.
Sheriff OF klamath County. state Of
Oregon.
q. L. ELLIOTT. Attorney for Plain
ti6. l.9S.S.9Sr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
mot Coal Laud)

NUIuCG fUW tVUbuOAIuVS
(Not Coal Land)
Department Of the Interior. United
States Land once at Laksvisw
Oregon. March ~. 1919.
Notice Ia hereby given that Leslis
Elizabeth Oids. whose postofiice ad.
dress Is klamath Falls. Ore. did. on
the :5th day OF January. 1919. nic
la this once sworn stntcment and Ap-
pitcation No. os?73. to purchase the
sen swA. section 20. Township
81 g.. Range . T., Willamette msrid.
ian. and the timber thereon. under
the provisions OF the act Of June 3.
1878. and acts amcndatory. known
as the Timber and Stone Law" q,
such value as might be fixed By ap
praisenient. and that. pursuant 70
such application. the land and tin
her thereon have bccn appraised a.
n total OF $4,000. the timber ssti.
mated 10000 board feet at 900
per thousand and the land $1,000:
that said applicant will oher nna'
proof In support OF his application
and sworn statement on the :sth
day>of May. 1919. before c. r. DE-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

lCoatinusd erom Pass ~

10 only . question Of cost" said Mr..
Brsnemaa. and I will try and make
an estimate Of what Il will cost to put
In this pumping station. OF course
We cannot build our pump house In
the street. and We will need q site for
that. I expect TO make . survey Of
the extension either this aftsrnoon or
tomorrow"
The site for the new school 10 very
nice located. with an excellent view Of
both the Upper and Lower lake,. but
the members OF the school board state
that they did not realise how far
away Il was. ~ whom they made the
selection they Travelled In an auto
mobile. and the distance did not seem
near - far a. later. when some Of
them walked up to make another ex-
animation. The only two objection
able features Of the location seem to
be the distance from any settlement
and the fact that pumping plant will
b necessary to secure water. There
are some Who argue that e3S.o00 Is
too much to spend on one building rs
new buildings win soon be needed In
Mills addition and other parts OF the
city. but the majority Of the board are
In favor Of &3s.ooo building.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

Lap, County Clerk Of klamath
County. at Klamath Falls. Ore.
Any person 10 At liberty TO protest
this purchase before entry. or ini'
tlate q contest at any time before
patcnt issues. by Ming = corroboratst
afAdavit In this once. alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
A. W. ORTON.
s-ai-S.sSr Register,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14
mn u AK
Hvt MEMBERS
oCDooL DISTRACT NO. I WILL nE
N uul01 Cl.A0e AND BNIITLED
10 TWO oDDlTloSAL plRrCT.
90 n JuxD

~ Ne regular school slsesioa fos
Dlsesise No. I. 70 b held % the Third
neo1Ay n June. there viii b IN In.
sreaso q Two new member Of the
boara made. The board b now com.
Dossd oe three member. but the dis-
trlse Aas reached sS0cisnt population
- pass into the arst class. which
givss Q heard of Avs member.
AZ that tine two new msmbsrs ars
- - elected and . successor also
eAeeea 70 succeed 2. T. Sandsrson,
vAess tern sxplrss. TIE other two
us0beeS q the board ars p. l.. Foun.
tain anA o. 4. 0tearns.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

UHlts1 Pren Service
WARRINGTON. Nay ll.--Foliow.
iAg the esafeesacs Of he house Gem.
eesaas UHAeevoo1 announced that
June lstA vas eAessa - The cate Of
o1jessaDsat q coogrsss. providins
~ eeoAto eoaeurs. DeginniAg To-
0ssrev ~ heuss opsas at II o'clock
ool1y % O4po1lto busineso.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

"Doaa's Ointment cured me Of &C.
sema that had annoyed ne for . los
time. The cure vas permansns-
Hon. .. W. Matthews. commissioner
Of labor statisties. Aususta. SAe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14
CHILcOTE>6 NICE

R6AL HSrAT8 NDCRANC4
VI MAKE A SPEClOLTY oe eiosr
h psoprvsy ssd god a(rm lasds. No
ssoshse to show psopsssy. PsoWps -.
sesssos siees all iSquirseA A Sew
esea hessss loe ~. u yos want q"
h.y - se:l MSan tsy yos to So -.
Ners to A.sss Hose'. Phose eo'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

8Na FRANK AWpU3o0N.
csafrsy. Aiaa.
Thossasds 81 children ia The
United Ststss who ere ssassiag
from attacks Of epilepsy Gre .
burden sad sorrow 10 their psssass,
vhe wosid give aayshisg 70 sssssss
health 70 the sufferers.
d. Maps' Nssvine
y one Of ths 1sst remedies tssvs
~ thls sclietjPa. u hss 0sovoo
bseel leisl 10 lkeussaAe g eosoo
- shees who have yss4 h 1sve
.ss::..:il isc SSs I. y s.iIs>,s" y " ,s.s1S . sfs
hs .ss.voss iisS1 S1sss. Yss sss3
set hesitate teGite Il . trial,
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14
AND es.ss oo1ass's ovA
wieA ias0Asss. sss ~ ~
Lss's Sslse . esp Of ssoUa

Aad Nov . eiosl q sns>a.
roU eaa DO this visA iaou,.
i'y vhsa you dine q ~ pll.a
Alsss serving yos . vs,l sssAel
6asss With the ehoiessl oass
10 treat your sriseds vilA. y
sill sssvs you dslieiess ssoo
sal . cigar. vhsss tsaQlss
viii liasss 10 yoss ososy
''iiks The vass 10 vAlsA NJ
have oses bssa lissiiisl.s
f1oE PALACE OnllA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14
NOTICE OF suERIFF's SALE
(Eouity No. S;e)

n the circuit Court Of tha Ntats OF
Oregon. In and for klamath
county.
Eugeas L. Hopkins. Plaintif.
".
Absl Ady and Lsoaa c. Adv. husband
aaa wife: Mark L. Burns: J. y.
Nowlin and Lsonors =. Nowlin.
husband and wife: Pierce Evans
and Mrs. Joanna Evans. hus-
band and wife: n. Pinksrt JJr.: !:
G. u. Pulsham: George 0sburn:
D. B. Geo. Bishop: The Big
Basin Lumber Co.. . corpora
tion: Henry Edwin Anderson:
The klamath Water Ussrs' Asso-
citation and n. o. Vincent. De-
PENDANTS.
To Whom Il May Concern:
Notice 10 hereby given. that under
and By virtue Of an execution AMI
order Of sale duly issued out Of the
once Of the clerk Of the circuit court
Of klamath county. Oregon. 3lth day
OF April. 1919. In the above entitled
suit. upon . decree made and entered
In said circuit court. to-wit: the l7th
day Of April. 1919. In favor Of the
above named plainti6. Eugene l..
Hopkins. and against the abovs nam.
ID defendants. Absi Ady. Lsona C.
Ady. Mark L. Burns. J. ?. Nowlin.
Lsonore =. Nowlin. Pierce Evans.
Mrs. Joanna Evans. c. n. Pulsham.
George OsbuPn. B. 81. Geo. Bishop.
Henry Edwin Anderson. TIE Klamath
Water Ussrs' Association and r. O.
Vincent. ordering the sale Of the here
matter described premises. which
said premises are particularly de-
scYibsd In said suit and decree: said
premises TO be sold 70 satisfy the
judgment and decree Of this court
In said suit In the amount OF
four thousand four hundred ninety
one and lS-l00 (%4sl.1s) dollars.
with Interest thereon at the rate Of
eight 90 per cent per snnum from
the 10th day Of April. 1919. and for
the further sum Of two hundred sew
saty and ss.Ioo (e37o.sO dollars.
taxes assssssd against said premises.
and paid by plaintiR. with Interest
thereon at ths rate Of ten (i0) per
cent Per annum from the 10th day Of
April. 1913. and for the further sun,
Of Avs hundred (eSoo.oo) dollars. At
1oSnsy fess. asssssed and taxed BY
this court. and for the further sum Of
forty-sight (els.ee) dollars. - costs
and disburssmssts thsrsin. and for
aeeruing costs.
Now. Therefore. By virtue OF said
sSseution and order OF sale. and In
compliance herewith. and IN COM
plianes with the order Of the court.
rseitsd In said writ. ] have duly lev
Ied upoa the herein described prem
isss. asd viii. On Saturday. the 3stb
day q Nay. 1919. at the hour Of 10
o'clock .. n. On said day. st the
front door Of the court house. IN
klamath yails. County Of klamath.
state Of Oregon. cell at auction to
the highest bidder for cash In hand.
III The right. title. Interest. estate or
dsmand whatsosvsr. ct law or In
squity. Including the tenants. hsredit-
Dneats aad appurtsaaness thsrsunto
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

l0Osso bleel suas yes lovu-
nakes yoa - sasy victim fos erganie
liseases. Dsr1osh Bleed Dittsrs puri.
- ~ blee1-sufss the eauss-
bullle ~ -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

Screens and all kinds Of shop work.
Phoas 1881. Saop sfkth and KlsA.
eth avenue. NJ iNf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

WIN ". Adams 10 In the city from
Msrrill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

u yeu have aay rspair vSfk 70 B
sess pheas 1851. ~ is0
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

~ you are looking fes tAe Ssse 80.
esat nsal n town " the JD6tsl DalD
vis liaiag reeo. >Setss ~ The ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14

Ars yes isssrssss( IN KLAMATH
COUNTY, ~ -. - the Stephens
Hustss 2salfN Co. They have sono
500 AasGsina
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-14
mI1A Wl uAY
T BECOME Ian


PORTLAND. Nay iS.-Adjutaat
0Gnssol ". =. Hinsse has returned
Ssea Q tsa-lays' trip 70 washinstoa
olty. vhsee - vas called ~ The go
soeasy q vas % attend . eoaSsrsacs'
C militia e0esrs relative 70 the eoa.
Qsssseaal balb sapovsrias the prssi.
esas - sapley he militia h foesiea
ssev3es 81 plaeias the state troops
- ~ fs1seal payroll. AZ the co.,
osesoeo beeh bllh we're rs-dfavn aad
0oob1ne1 b e0s measure. and Il h
~ bslisf b Washiagsea hat The bill
vill beesos . lav prior 70 tAs 3D.
jousanaas q tAib seasiea Of coagFsss.
'TAe vas 6epastosat b not taking
. WI lively intsrsse II The Mexican
slena&jea." ~ 0sasral Pinsss. u
1eot leek for istsrvsatioa b. this
sssatfy uasil after the prssidsatiai
eosee3eo. u q all.
'Wa.hiagtoa b too nueh taken
v1th Delleis . tAiak seriously Of -
snall - a4aiP - . Msxicaa rsvolu-
tioa. TAs scrap between Colonel
2seesvels asl Presidsat TAN has the
eeotss q he stage st the national
eaoltal. ssA thsrs b not much pros
~ q ~ giving vay 70 saythins else
~ soos tios 70 cone.
'uewsvss. ] dia 1nd among depart
oaat o0eials the fear that. II this
eouatSy delays TOO long taking .
hAod b the Nexiean embroglio. some
eeAse eeaaksy. perhaps Germany. will.
vhlsA. q eo0rss. would sssiously en-
bassass the UAited States government
~ nake 4 1i0eslt for this country
= aaiataia The psiaeipls Of the Mon.
- 6eeesise.
''olaes ~ last visit 70 washiagton
several months aso. Sssrstasy Of War
oeiasea has eeoplstsly changed his
attttuae toward the psoposition 70
e0Oley ths Natiessl Guard IN foreign
essviee. Secretary stinses b nov
WI nueh is favor Of the blu giving
ths prssidsat authority 70 send state
treees oct oe ths eountTy. and hs will
use bic ia1usaee with eoasrsss 70
have that BIN become . law"
0aly thsss Of the I've nsabsrs Of
ne satioaal militia board we're preov'
ct st ths eoafsreaes With the eo6ee-
tssy of var. These we're Q1hssal
Thomas J. Stewart Of Psnpyivsais.
0easral G. =. Boar1nan - Wiseoa-
oln anh 0onArnl Dinaof.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-13
MAY BUILD IN PARK
City Failed to Acquire Property, md
New Owners Are Planning.

The Council Committee on Grounds
aud buildings VIII meet tomorrow af-
t,rnoon at William Byrd Park 10 go
over plans for Improvements proposed
10y owners OF the tract known as tho
Pollard property. This tract. embrac-
!nS the Equivalent of four city blocks
is entirely surrounded by the park
City Engineer Boiling and the Grounds
and Buildings Committee have "A num-
Der OF times recommended that ii be
acquired. but the Council has taken
no action. Assessed at $500, the own
ers have stated that they would not
now take 100000 for il. The tract
las recently changed hands. and the
new owners propose 10 divide IL into
building lots facing the park. opening
up driveways on either side, with three
cross streets connecting with park
driveways. which will b.. dedicated to
the city. Plans have already been
prepared for sewerage and other I'M
provcmemts. and as far as possible the
committee will seek to restrict build
ing To a typc which Will not in1u.rc
the appearance OF the park
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-13
COUNTRY CLUB
FOR DAN WILLIE
Number of City's Leading Bust
ness Men Join in Organi-
cation.
lspec!al to Tho rlmes. pispa;ch.l

lSpcc!dI 10 j nc / mes plSDatCl.
Danvillc. Va. May l2.-1he state
Corporation Commission mas recently
issued charter for the Merriewold
Country club, whi,t. has been organ
lied by number of the city's leading
business men and which has met with
an eager response on the part OF Dan
vile people.
For long time past the growing
need OF a new country club has been
felt especially during the summer
months. and the new club bids fair to
become great success. For several
years Danvillc has had one country
club which originated when the b-
cycle craze WAS at its height and when
q was extensively patronized. The
Rock House Wheel Club. as it is called,
is situated about a mile beyond the
cotton mill town Of Schooliield, worry
prrttily located upon a bluff. and COM
mandins a beautiful view up and down
the River Dan.
Latteriy this club has not been so
widely patronized. and Il was found
that its chief drawba was its dis
lance from the city; so several business
men became interested in the project
Of organizing and building a club
within easier distance OF Danvillc. y
tve-acrc lot. overlooking the river and
quite as charming as that of the Rock
House Wheel Club, is the proposed site
OF the Merricwold Club. Ii overlooks
the river. and the land IS wooded with
large pines II. y. Eichelberg. OF
Richmond. who owns the land. con-
Sented to turn it over to the club man
agement.
The spot is within easy walking dis
lance OF the city and is but a few min
utos' walk from the West Main S,re>t
car line. Ii is situated a few hundred
yards below the Roanoke College.
Plans for the clubhouse are now be-
ing considered, ana the work of its
construction will be commenced very
shortly. Its occupation by the club
members during the commins summer
months is practically assured.
II is proposed to lay out a nine hole
golf course as soon a. the present
plans of the club have more fully ma.
teFialized. John Boswell is president
of Merriewold Club, Rucker Penn the
vice president and w. T. Gravcly the
secretary and treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-13
KESW|Ck TO HOLD
FIRST HORSE SHOW
More Entries Than Ever, and Ex-
hibition Will Be Record
Breaker.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch !

q
charlottesville, Va. May l2.-The
Virginia circuit of horse shows will
be ushered in on Wednesday of this
week with the ninth annual exhibition
OF the keswick Hun, Club. to b, held
on the grounds opposite the clubhouse
81 koswick
There are more entries than ever this
year, and the class OF hers IS TO be ex-
hibitcd far exceeds former entries in
class and quality. Julian Morris. man
aSer OF the show states that this wears
exhibition will unques,:onably he the
best ever held al keswick and as good,
Tor the number Of entries, as viii he
seen anywhere.
Nj Norris has entered his horse,
overall. who holds the record for tn,
broad Jump The worlds champion.
David Gray viii be seen in ouc of Tin.
hunt teams &sm tie Keswick club.
In" kcs"iG- .neTghborhood. always
gay, Will be gayer than ever this week.
Nearly every house will have a house
party on for the show Mr. ana Mrs.
Morris Will entertain Miss Ethel BOYD
bowers, OF New York; Miss Katharine
h!kins, of Washington. and Miss Flea
nor Sears, Of Boston, the noted polD
player and tennis expert All of the:,
women viii ride and drive in the show
Among the other women VINO will;
ride or drive in the various events ore
Mrs Reginald Brooks, OF "Allrador''
MISS Roma Huselton, Of Pittsburgh.
Miss liilda Holloway, of New York
Mrs. Shields Russell. of "Cloverfields"
Mrs. Julian Morris. of The Oaks.
Mrs. Wilbur W. Osborne. of Gordons.
vine, and Miss Bcrtnu Garth. of this
city
The show IS under the management,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-13
CHURCH STRUCK
BY LIGAT N N c
Entire Superstructure Destroyed,
but Main Auditorium Only
Slightly Damaged.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Danville, Va. May l2-Dur!ng the
height of the sevcrest thunder storm
which has visited this city this year.
the steeplc of the Calvary Methodist
Church in North Danville was struck
by lightning, and the entire super
structure was destroyed at y. NJ. to-
day. Upon call from the pastor of
the church. who lives next door. and
who was awakened ~ the crash of
thunder Immediately following, the
Northside fire department was called
out. and as the flames gained head
way. the Southsidc apparatus also was
summoned. The two companies final
ly managed to get control over the
fire. The church is fully insured. The
main auditorium was only slightly
damaged. Torrents OF water fell all
through the night. and the Dan River
is much swollen to-day. Reports state
that the waters OF neignborinE creek.
are also very high, and threaten dam
age to bridges. Lightning and wind
played havoc with the telcphinc sys-
tom. The river is still rising.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-13
EGAN At a. Il VI. COLLEGE.
Minister to Denmark Addresses Stu
dcnts-Nnme for Athletic Field.

West Raleigh. y c.. May 1.-THE
don. Mauric, +. Egan, minister from
The United States to Denmark. made a
very interesting and Instructive talk
IA Pullen Hall last Monday night on
The dairyins industry OF Denmark.
Minister Egan was introduced By Chief
justice Walter Clark.
The reception given annually to tho
6cnior classes of ST. Marys Place. Mcr-
edith and Agricultural and Mechanical
By President and Mrs. ID. II. iI!ll at
their home on Hillsboro Road, was held
Wednesday night. the members OF the
.our graduating classes having a thor
oughly enjoyable time.
At a special meeting OF thu Athletic
Association Monday afternoon the col-
IeEc athletic field, which up to this
time has gone by the name OF new
athletic neld, was officially named Rid
dick Athletic Field. In honor OF Pro-
fessor w. c. Riddick, vice president Of
the college and head of the depart
ment of civil engineering. The nam
, ing Of the field was turned over to the
members of the Athletic Association
by the faculty the members of thu
association being unanimous in their
choice OF the name OF Riddick.
Owing TO serious trouble with his
eyes. J. I. McCollum. of Charlotte man
ager OF the 1912 Agricultural and Me-
chanical football team, after arrang-
Ing the best schedule IN the history Of
the college. has been forced to resign.
His successor Will be elected at tho
regular spring meeting OF the Ath-
lctic Association on May IS.
The annual debate between the Lea
ION and the Pullen Literary Societies
was held in Pullen Hall last night. a
large audience being present. Tho
debate was won by the Leazon Society,
he medal for the best speech going to
D. w. Seifert. of the Pullen Society.
The question debated was: Resolved,
That the initiative and referendum Is
practicable lin North Carolina" the
Leazon Society having the negative.
The cadet battalion took part in tho
Memorial Day exercises yesterday af-
ternoon. the six companies marching to
lakewood Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-13
almers
MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Compa nv
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
NINETEEN INJURED
IN TRAIN WRECK
Three Rear Coaches of Norfolk
and Southern's "Newbern
Flyer" Turn Over.

Nortolk, Va, May 12.-Norro,,,-
..., train No. 2. known az III.
-'cwpeFE Flyer" was wrecked hair
u Ihi'e south of Hickory Ground ms
M ,. while en- route to Norfolk.
imeteen people were slightly hurt.
ne wreck was caused by the rear
Truck on the mail coach leayiny ~
rails. causing the three rear co,.hos
10 turn over che track was torn nm
Tor hundred yards. The accident
occurred at S:ls o'clock this afternoon
whiie the train was en- route to Mr.
folk 80
The following statement was issued
oy officials OF the Norfolk and South
ern
Train No. =. engine 127. consisting
Oh mail car. two coaches and parlor
car. due to leave Newborn 3:25, due
to arrive Norfolk 1885 Il. NJ. In charge
or Conductor Ferebee. Engineer Fields
TWO coaches and parlor car derailed
and turned over The coaches turned
completely over on side: parlor car
partly over: rear truck OF mail car
derailed. about oue-half mile south
of Hickory Ground. Accident 'oc-
CURED 3:lS +. NJ. Train due to leave
Elizabeth city 2:14 Il. ~. was on time;
schedule calls for about thirty-two
miles per hour. Exact cause OF ac-
o!dent at this time not definitely de-
terinined; Suppositton some defect de-
veloped with forward truck Of leading
coach. No. 2i7. as IL was known to DO
first to leave the track. No one So
riously injured"
The injured were brought to this
city ION a special train and sent to St.
Vincents Hospital. Most OF them
we're discharged tonight. and all OF
;hem viii leave the institution to-
borrow. 1t was stated, List OF injured
:ollows
Mrs. spivey. Iiertford, y. c.. ankle
bruised.
hurt.
DIR. Dissowny. Plymouth, y. C.. right
Leg wrcnched.
II. o. Connell, Winchester, Mas,
Emmn Dnss, Elizabeth City n. c.,
side bruised.
Conductor Ferebec. in charge of
trnin. side bruised.
Conductor c. II. Upton. cut on fore
head.
}. +. Crimson. Newborn, n. C..
bruised-
II. Owens, HnrbinEer. y. C., bruIsed.
| bruiscd.
Mnry Taylor, coIorcd, Edcnton, y. e..
bnck hurt.
! The following negro passengers, all
OF Norfolk. were hurt: Mary Il Ward,
Oscar Bolt and child. Claudia Bell.
| Josephine Wiley and child Emma
| Nichols and Mary Il. paiy.