Beletonte, Pag Suniary 2 25, 1907,
Carload of Powder Exploded and
Twenty-Two Were Killed
BODIES BURNED AND MUTILATED
Terre Haute, Ind., Jan. 21.—Tw
ty-two charred, broken, mutilated
bodies were taken from the smoulder-
ing ruins of the accommodation pas-
senger train on the Cleveland, Cin-
cinnati, Chicago & St. Louis (Big
Four) railroad, following its destruc-
tion by the explosion of a carload of
powder as it passed a freight train at
Sandford, Ind., five miles west of Terre
Haute. The number of injured will
total at least 35.
The cause of the disaster has not
been fully explained, but several theo-
ries ara advanced. The result was ter-
hible. The shock was felt for 30 miles,
many believing it to be an earthquake.
The entire train, including the loco-
motive, was blown from the track, the
coaches were demolished, the engine
was hurled 50 feet and the passengers
were blown to pieces, consumed by
fire or rescued in an injured condi-
tion.
According to trainmen of the freight,
the explosion of the powder was caus-
ed by the concussion of the passenger
train, which was slowing down for
Sandford.
Besides the passenger train, eight
freight cars were blown to pieces by
the explosion. Huge masses of iron
were found hundreds of feet from the
track. The tank of the passenger lo-
comotive was hurled 100 feet.
The wrecked train and eight freight
cars were consumed by fire, which
broke out in the wreckage. The other
cars were pulled out of danger. Not
a building in Sandford escaped dam-
age. Windows were shattered, dishes
and furniture broken and several doora
were torn from hinges.
As the passenger train was just
abreast of the powder car the contents
tion of $138,138,600 for 1908. The ap-
propriation for pensions in 1907 was
$140,200,000. In the bill appropriation
is made for only nine of the 18 pen-
sion agencies which now exist.
Postmasters Appointed.
‘Washington, Jan. 22.—The president
sent to the senate the following nomi-
nations for postmasters:
Delaware—D. C. Allee, Dover.
Maryland—S. M. Moore, Cambridge.
New Jersey—A. Kandle, Elmer; T.
E. Hunt, Penn Grove.
Pennsylvania—-W. H. H. Lea, Car-
negie; J. S. Kennedy, Grove City; W
¥, Brittain, Muncie; L. P. Ross. Sax-
ton: G. C. Wagensellar, Selins Grove;
J. C. Lauffer, Portage.
Acquitted of Embezzlement.
St. Louis, Jan. 19.—D. P. Dyer, Jr,
suspended sub-treasury teller, was ac-
quitted by a jury in the federal court | =e omen
on a charge of having embezzled $61.-
500 of government funds.
Well-Known Editor Dead.
Lansing, Mich., Jan. 22. — Franklin
Green Churchill, former editor of the
Elmira, N. Y., Gazette, and founder of
the Wellsboro, Pa., Gazette, is dead at
his home here. He was 74 years old.
SCALED DOWN $40,000,000
Grand Jury Finds Big Undervaluation
For Coal Mines.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Jan. 21. — The
grand jury, which has been investi
in assessing
property in Luzerne county, made a
special report to the court. The reve
gating alleged frauds
lations are startling.
The grand jury claims that the in
vestigations so far made show that
property, mostly coal lands, is under
valued to the extent of $40,000,000.
The county commissioners are urged
to increase the value of this property
at once by about $15,000,000.
The jury ordered the indictment of
three men for neglect of duty and con:
gpiracy, two assessors and an ex-clerk
in one of the offices of the court house,
It is claimed that the assessors were
friendly to the coal companies and
kept down their assessments, and the
court-house clerk altered assessments
after they had been filed with the as
S8essors.
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tire passenger train was blown from | very severe on those coal companies | *'*™ | - | rasiomm: Fg EEE h
the tracks into the air and crashed to | that will not sell the surface of their {No.5({No. nil No.2/tNo. 4 | A Graduate of the University of Leadon F You wa NT 1 10 SEL L
the earth a tangled mass of wood and | coal lands for building lots, although TR an ner inary A __permanentiy located at the PALACE
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steal, beneath which lay 40 human be- | suck lots are very much in demand 3 ou J Jie 3. Balleforue... | 880] 12 50/6 30 will answer ali calls for work in his profes. standing ‘twber, suwed timber
ings. Fire broke out in the wreckage, | The assessment on these lands is only ) Ta] 10 238 da Sortweeee] 898] 13 270 or RAL Bagi railroad ties, and chemical wood:
and before the eyes of citizens and res- | $1000 an acre, while adjoining lots, 0. BROWN & CO 337/10 276 al. re SUOYODS en © 2B) 12 35/6 03 by telephone will be answered IES | ©
cuers, who rushed from their homes, | owned by individuals, are taxed at the A : . " 391 10 306 wage san Path io) day or night. IF JOU a BUY
many burned to death. rate of $200. In other words, the small Members of New York Stock Exchange. 3 2 In Me sl... ~Filimere...., A 5 2 nia 8 : - i
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Creo The Tie ana. the crack. | property owner pn taxon too wile | “ices moors, | 1h STS EC [2 ELG| momes komm ER
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frantically, but were oy forced back snes bmi ———— Stocks and bosids bought and sold for cash or | "Pp fe ml fo ove Jo LOAN on good secarity Sash, Plastering Lath, Brick, Ete
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ruins as the flames advanced, while ' : Tn
‘ : Blue Anchor, N. J.
the men frantically worked to disen- Atlantic City. N. J.. Jan. 21.—In the = Ee EE TT EE A
tangle the human forms from the 1.0, of the boller of a Reading Faubles Great Clothing House.
wreck and hunted for the injured blown railway engine attached to one of the
Jar jon The tn, the on of Bang. Atlantic City flyers at Blue Anchor
. 0 po o the injured. A rt € the engineer, Edward McConaghy; the
e JTOVe e rescuers away, ©Y fireman, Frederick Arthur, and an ex
searched for scattered persons unail ,. a... named Clark were in
the heat died down, and then began stantly killed. No passengers were
Jregeing out charred bodies. Men COI hurt. The fiver had just pasced Blue
Huey 0 Zeare Rea ¥ ry 5 V ore Anchor when the explosion came with
peces 0 es and wearing apparel ,.¢ warning. The cause will never be
were picked up.
known, for the lifeless forms of the
Under the wreckage of the baggage ’
car was found a charred torso, bear- engineer and fifemen were found 4d
ing a lineman's belt and 18 abort the debris. Clark, it is said, was off
it Doo duty and was returning to his home
the waist. Four mutilated bodies
in Camden.
were found in a woods several hun-
dred feet from the gks BEE CURE FOR RHEUMATISM
A thousand feet of track was torn op | yo..0 Allowed Himself to Be
up, and a great hole shows where the
powder car stood. This car contained Stung By Eighteen of the Insects,
500 kegs of powder. 7 Hamvisbure. Pa, Jan. 19.—Professor
Engineer Welsh and Fireman Jar- a URgen of amin, pi. oa
red, of Mattoon, Ill, who were on the : Fr ce
4 Keepers’ Association at its annual
passenger locomotive, were hurled 100 meeting here. Addresses were mad
feet and fell in a muddy field. 8 . .
by Dr. E. F. Phillips, apiarist of the
G a national department of agriculture; E.
WILL CONTINUE INDIAN SCHOOL | R. Root, of Medina, O. and Charles
Senate Committee Rejects Recommen. | Stewart, New York state bee inspec
dation to Abolish Carlisle School. | tor- R. I. Young, of Middletown, Pa.,
a .. | who has been taking the bee treatment
Woy Bingen, Jag. 25 ne appropr. for rheumatism, allowed himself to be
school at Carlilse, Pa., will be con- | Stung by 18 cyprian bees. The stinging
tinued for another year, at least. The | 100K place before the association, the
full senate committee on Indian af- | OPeration being directed by State Zool-
fairs rejected the recommendation of | ©8ist Surface.
a sub-committee that the appropria- i
tion be discontinued and the Carlisle
school abolished. It is expected the
fight against the school will be re-
newed at the next session of congress.
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