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gank WRECK IN ENCLAND
Many Americans Killed In
Salisbury Collision.
TWENTY - SEVEN ARE DEAD.
Men from New York
Among Yictims.
Prominent
THREE WELL KNOWN CANADIANS
American Line Special Express From
Pirmouth London, Massing on
Board
From This Side Whe Had Just Die
tw
Forty - seven Passengers
embarked From Steamer Sew York,
Jumped Halls at tathedral Town of
nud
leaping te Another
Traian While
Salisbury
Track Struck a Milk
Traveling at Hate of Nearly a Mile
a Minute-toaches Were Tora to
Pleces and Passengers’ Bodies Man
sled Almost Beyond identification.
LONDON
line
The American
express passengers frowns the
steamer New York from Plymouth for
Leadon, wus © ked Salisbury
and (weaty three persons are deed and
wieven were badly
lhe accklent was caused
ruliing of the train Rome of the
sengers adly shekeu up And
arrived at the Waterloo station by
dinary train aad included
ducter of the traln, “le bad
o's escape from belug killed
Mayor George B Mot iellan
York and Mrs McClellan
passengers ob the New York, did
board the boat train continuing their
vTovage ot the steatuer
After an uneventful voyage the
steamer New York of the Amerigan
Hoe arrived at Plymouth Eighty pas
seugers Jebarkead, forty seveu of whow
took the late night train up to
Loudou This train reached Salisbury
At ¥ o'clock ln the Ug And passed
the station high
speed Just the station the lo
comative fumped from the track at a
shary eurve and plowing up the ral
crashed Into 8 westbound freight train
The esugite wouuted the girders of the
rallway the Avon
apd turped were three
passeLger train Ihe
first of these locomotive
and orasbhied bridge
aud was sua inters
tions of the wreck being hur
pletely oser the bridge The sec:
and third passenger cars were
over of the llne aud eoiug
bllated The conductors
ing & cook « kitchen
conductor who pr applied the
brakes The scene was appalling
Rescue parties set at work lustantly
but to little purpose. and the injured
ware foreed to ramain buried in the
debris a ioug tine As the Lodies of
the dead ware uxtricated they
id In rows on the station platform
awalting ldentification
I'he body of the engineer was found
oh top of the firebox, charred beyond
recognition [t was uecessary to saw
away parts of the compartments of the
rallway eoaclhies in order tu release the
survivors and to secure the bodies of
the dead. In one compartment all of
the passengers except two were killed,
and the rescne of the latter wae ex
ceedingly difficult The injured were
later removed to the Balishury lnfirm
ary. where tho entire staff, assisted by
the local voluuteer surgeous attended
them
When the engine left the track It
ieaped across the adjoining track
striking with terrific force und destroy
ing the guards’ vam of a wilk train
that was slowly «teaming lu the oppo
site direction, killing a guard oceupy
ing the vam Lurching forward, the
wid locomotive plunged against the
standards and girders of the bridge
Thue bridge withstood the impact Now
the battered eugine rebounded and
crashed 109 uuother cugine standing
os another track overturned and stop
ped, the wreckage of the two engiues
interlocked in a great mass of broken
or twisted stoe! and iro Throughow
the wild plunging of the engine Dpiver
Robins It whether alive
or dead, remained in his cab. Hours
afterward his charred body was found
grilled over the fire box
I'he first coach shot over the engine
the first shock having wrecked the
connections. and carcen~l onward un
til It wax harled against the parapet of
bridge smashed into frag
ments killing or maiming almost
every occupant Oue
through the window, cleared the
pet and fell dead in the strevt he
The second coach lurched forward
and rolled toward a statiooary train
and practically destroyed Itself hefor:
its wild dight was cuded
The third conch dashed forward with
the rest red
whet ri vol
faly 2
1
near
aiured
ie
pas
by the
bruised
or
the «ub
8 warvel
of New
who were
not
specia
morn
piatiorius at very
utside
is
Dridee vet river
There
wches in the
shot past the
nto t
turtie
Ue raliway
shied] into ws por
ied com
nd
toppled
ann
coutsio
ietely
au
was saved LY the
su ptly
Were
i* not known
the and
shot
pars
'W
nan was
left the rails and sncounts
some tion, overturned aud
lapsed
The guards’ van and buffet
most car of the train, wis saved by
the cournge and quickness of Guard
Richardson. With the frst shock Riek
ardson jumped forward amd set the
brakes and saved himself and his com
rades. The van plowed forward, Injur
ing some of its occupants. but prac
tically maintained its aquilibrium,
The surviving passengers and train.
the rear
ke the of
and whe
as i
heavy guns
discharge of a series
of varied owniiinrt
he erashit
there oad ii 1 : r OIE
ried oth
the
shock : ee
shrieking
ers moaniogR
3°
Frode
dead so
infiaw
Yor
veeks |
fuesday i t tu juit I 4 i
tt
radiey P* Har g uf ork j
Rev. E 1
ite tint
ons
Kin
Frank
who
WW. KB
nas rave
laughter
sid street New
ms aNer
Hrookive
as Hurd Waite
Hurd, mil
New
He
at
York
iy the
B Mcle
Lie wireek
He
fa Lon
reside
Wa
lias uer, 404
itie
Miss
Is
sed to be mill
Thirty first
wieson
31 West
SUP
iiper
Ness
street
Mas
fa Ww
terest chance
tik i New Yo
eal Aueri
Lad
IT LieOTRe
of on
#8 0
line special
rain ippeintinent
although the
st Ply
tw Lon
wry with
booked
fo Keep
sleanior
outh. be des
Jon instead
Mrs Mctiellan
through te Paris
John KE Mclonaild
horsetuan, Least kn
aid. who is
the «o
which
Cledl
Was in i i =
ches] 1 ue dire
of guing to Cherls
who was
the New York
yw at Jack Maelion
dead, was given
the special traiu
ved for Mr Mc
AYU Ss GSCADE Was
thong the
partment ou
had Lee re
aud so the
dead the narrow
Mr McClellan {| rewisin
t Week and then wil
wy
an
o Loudon
oim his family ia
Paris
The
route
veered w
Iblis
lescribalt:ie «
I bave
George A
with his aunt
the wrecked spe ial
Huage railroad lines of
speedy Uraieling sud know is a
Kod swinging pace but it secined to
we as we sped nloug that the oid
try ue Detter after
ever Daviug
such 8 rute before
and vibration were
retsarked that it
Hing stk a brat
way that could stand
SmMmasy Jaiue
bedy of Walter
was hareh
ith
scelv at Nalist
of Teo
Lelug
Barwick
feuguizable
waotifds
ury was one of
mlusion
accustomed
Bos who
Whitou. was
the broad
to
sald
been
Stmobag of ton
Mrs. J H
or i an
America
what
coun
ali 1
toerg
veuld go u
anaot reueiibe
carried along at
he
very noticeable i
wust be good re
rate peru
the strain
Mrs Whiter
of 1
over [ret
long tie [rough the
which wa shave us, vy aw
oscillation
sid
Auent
Just theu the
erked into
Car
wad | were
urner Le carriage. the the
went and we wer ne! in
ite a win
the
v and feared the ear
and that
cre!
ind when
the flames wer
I that
the oars
engines and
tht Wn ub
tion
Walter Gerson of London
survivor of a party of
apts AS
the
five occn
He attrib
to the fact that return
plaved his arm io
when the
carr
Was
sole
pants
tes Lis safety
of one colupartment
ny inner he
# swingiug rest. and
aud the Age byes
turned he was left suspended by the
in the rest. while his lesa fortu
ate fellow ciers were wangled in
the rulns at his feet
The death of Frederick H
New York was perbaps the most pa
thetic feature of the Jdisseter He and
his bride, who is the daughter of for
nwt Judge Dugro of New York
m thelr wedding tour, and after visit
ing the points of
Europe
from d
acctdent
Wourted was
arin
tra
Coselitt of
Werle
pal terest
expected return to New
York lu October They traveled In
oinpany with friends. who on the ar
rival of the New York at Plymouth did
thir best to persuade the young cou
ivave the ship at such a late
but to proceed to Routhampton
Cossitt, belug a bad sailor. in
sisted on lauding Mrs who
remaltied on boanl the steatuer until
Sonthampton was reached, arrived In
London last night and is staying with
friends lo Park lane
Walter Barwick of Toronto was one
of the leaders of the Toronto bar and
wou particular disticctiou iu ! Bale
les Chaleurs « before a committee
if the Canadian senate In 189] He
ras A Liberal aud a promisent mew
her of the Church of England. He was
called to the har fm INSTT He was a
partner of Postinaster General Ayles
worth under the firm nae of Barwick
Aylesworth, Moss & Wright. He was
a kKlug's counsel
The death of Mr
uliar significance
sevond person present
to lose his life In the two sensational
tragedies of the past week Stanford
White. who was shot to death by Har
ry K Thaw in the Madison Square
roof garden lu New York, was one of
the guests at his wedding
Afmong The serious injured are Miss
M Hitchcock, nk R
S Critchell, a fire lnsur
AODCE ugent bh
iddress unknown Edw
of New York received a
wound left log
some riba probably
condition is
prin in
to
ple not to
bour
Mr
Conaitt
av
Ane
Co=sitt has a
that he
it his
pe
the
wedding
in Wills
residence wn
well Known
W Ck
ird WW Sentell
Savere »
broken
ire broken
serfons Mrs. Koch
ber daughter, Aunse Koch, of
town, Pa, were both lnjured
Alfred Smith of England was among
the injured. Miss I. 8S Griswold, res!
dence unknown, was Injured
Gets the Cross of the Legion.
PARIS, July 2 Mr MacLaughlin of
Columbus, O., has heen decorated with
of Chicago urn
nlp
snd
His
aud
Allen
Mr
his WH
CONGRESS ADJOURNS
Well Earned Rest
Inflaence of Kind Hae
Asalled to Frevent the Fnaciment
Any
ef Lawes Most Vitally Neces-
sary fo the Yation™
OYSTER BAY, NY July 2 There
four
arial
10 revent
wisev elt wl
itive offferes
exvvut
The
the ceiebr
bas
practicalis
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BUEAREK CANNON
gathering at which
speik wij
fhe
wil
the president
al 10 o clock
whet: 8 formal
to Mr Roose
be beid
Wednesday moming
welcome will Le ghven
velit
President
ment of the
went cvtiveruing the
during
He says that
the ad
a slate
Rouseveltl on iro
cutigress dictated
work
wweoiuplish
se==ion tint
thie
EA this on Judes
ugress has
thi
present
re substantive w
sifuctive
of "NN
shi} thau L
THY Sess
nes
4 = all a
f Kre<s with which i
He
tis have a righ!
un the
uo
presiieut = fa i sivs tha
tien of
to fee
entire i
Ihe text of tin eside
genuine |
f ’ "
a pr id satis u
se of 1 8 < ud
it's statement
faaws
In that
the congress | Mie IL Te st
work for god
done
fan
the sess! has just closed
stautive
vay LIAS
became
The leg
lea of
tuship of the
ent and
uto
a
el
aione
18T
At auy = u sly I
Har
islation
with
has beet "Wi the
foRl consis ‘
practical au th
bill after Lill 1
olive
host type
ted
up rtance
that
thew
son
Yeu
l
ua
law which was of au
great that it is fair to say
t of 1 one of
the
iClinel
would have nade the ses
ble—such for instauce as the
rate Li, the weat
the pure fowl
obo! in the the cousular reform
bill. Panama nal legislation, the
viut statehood LUI aud We naturalisa
tion bill
“1 certainly have no disposition to
bilnk at what there is of evil in our so
¢inl, Industrial or political life of to
day, but it weans to me that the wen
of genuine patriotism who gevuinely
wish well to their country bave the
right to feel n profound satisfaction io
the entire course of this congress 1
wounld pot be afrald to compare its
record with that of any previous con
wrues lo oar history wot alone for the
wisdom Nhat for the Alsdutereated high
windedness which has coutru
action ht 8 noteworthy that not a
single measure which the losest worn
tiny 14 us in f
doubtfu Liane
aad on baud
any kind has
actment of the
any to the u
memiorn
raliroad
JU LHICASUTY
1 for free
tuspect
the | al
nits
ia
led
Warrant calling
priety
ithe
val
been vuacted
no fnfluence of
ed to prevent the en
the
AWs ios! vitnlly geces
aticn at this time
GONE INTO HISTORY
Congress Has Made Total Appropria-
tions of $SHZ 140 140
WASHI Taly 2 I he
sesalo! niuth
ig ON
the Fifty
1to Listar
frat
y of
sine I
President Ho
tol un
luring the
He arrived
nfter shaking ba
Se
\
evelt went to the cap
the forvioon to sign bills passed
lat
hours of Congress
14S and
beer of
tatives bhegno Im
tol at
d= with a vun
tors aud repress
un bills
of Wyoming «
fils res tio provid
wedintely to sig
Senator Clark 111 up
ug for th
of fv
ators to ‘ ite cundity
sdopted
the omuih
building Hill reported a
Are I'he dis
sattied Ly an all night conference make
appropriations as follows
For New York city custom
$AL0.000, assay office. $U0 (00;
$000,000); Fayetteville, N.C
Carlisle, Pa, §75.000; Richmond, Va,
$200,000
The total appropriations st the Fif-
F-alath congress were JINR 140,140.18.
polutient « Committe sel
Hw
dian Territory nd It was
Conferves is pul
cothplete
ted t=
winent amenidine
office
OCEAN YACHT RACE
Trre Wine Hough Wenther
at Marblehead, Mase
MARBLEHEAD Masa July 2 Not
{entest
ex ix tther cond
Wer
barter
ed mart
ries Yai
f the
the condit
foot
spite
|
|
|
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nd
A north
farving
y at sea
sferly wind prevailed
th from
igtter cuin
i morning
twenty knots
between 2
accom
1 *H »
iT » ng
panied by a territ
I'he start was
de
at 715 few k
the twenty two
IV. the winner
aly bats which
race of it fighting
seveuly five
at night The Tvr of
footers, aud Chewink
n class B were the
ally made a
it uch of the
3 Lens
ilies sailed
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played In National and Amer.
foan Leagues to Saturday, Jane 80
NA NAL LEAGUE .
i Hoaton, 4, New York, 8
own Mathewson Wiitse
1 Ae iphia
Mo ointyre
Philadel
Bergen
Hrookiye
Htrtokiett
inrat i : age ¥
ndgren K .
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son. Egnr é
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OF THE CLU}L
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Chicago ® : : kiyn
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New York dd
Phila phils M4
AMERIC
Detroit @t
Rn!
nd game
Felty Bieter
At Cleveland
White Builiven
mis
Second game Chiiag 1d Cleve i
Walsh Altrock. Bulilva Eeis Hemis
At Washington Phiadeiphia Wash
ineton 6 Waid Hender Sohiteck
Mugtics, Wakefield
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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New York § &7 <Chicag
Phila phla = ag 8 |
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Detroit
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Boston
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Detroit FS
ner
Detroit, §
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Chicago Won on an Error
CHICAGO, July 2- lu the
Clucinuati National
day Wicker apd
venul duit
their Lits
error wade Chicago's r
ad but
ind wasted
Chicago
Tague
Heull
wife
Kaine
vester
ed
Rowing
ory €
wel se
10 grossil
rs | ones of
that opportunity
judgment in
Cle
Mae fTUlBilug
Chicago, 1 unati, ©
Hatting Festival at Chicago
CHICAUU, July 2-The
Americans defeated hicago t
sesterdany
Cleve
ta
festival
Altruock aud Joss being bit hard
nnd
5 bere
Lulth
a batting
iu
Honore Kven nat
LOUIS Louls
uMis broke even Pittsburg
vesterday, losing the frst gawe, dd to 1
and win dto1l
$t. Louls
Ihe Bt
with
sl
Nati
july 2
ag the sevoud
Detrolts Punched Their Hite
LOUIS July 2 The Detr
uclied their hits off How
all here yesterday won Score 3
fod
81
Americans bu
Hud
Aosta and Duchess at Vesuvius
NAPLES The and
Du the al oft
cidls ascended Mount Vesuvius to lav a
cement and
of Ottaiano
great enthu
July 2 Duke
Loss of Aosta and lo
ornerstone. composed of
of the sew village
nffalr was marked by
igrge numb ff people
iseppe, Soi St Anna
other ages uh the erupt!
of the voloauo last April witnessing the
ereony
inders
The
siasus, a from
San ma ind
rel hy
¥. X
Autonto Page
hospital here
a stab wound Iu the
by Andrew Delve
as Le is some!
had
Doivermo made
Murder at Home,
ROME N.Y. July 2
ied thirty alx dled at a
froin the effects of
ibdonien Intlleted
uo, or Sumins fms
alled The u
ud it Is al
usultiog «
ter
thr
en been drinking
lowed in
elnark to vhilch the t
rosette we
ust a knife into P
mi
Page
veru thereupon
wes abdowen and
ILAKIDE his esongn
(apinin
IBLIP, N.Y
Haft the 1 ya ns
tt his hots bere He suffers
st vid
Haft Dend
July Hank
vele 1
Jd from a
wd
Lis wife
year ago | Hat
of the sloop Weetanos Allo Led Bean
ed from New London
god skipper
whet Lie
stipdivatio of dls rises ty
falling ever siuce the death of
1h iptain Harry
and
i! Liles Ded
al
the
wide
* SOU Were
passed away
Dreyfus
Tadge |
of the
Irrevius se hear
Ihe
Ha Mle
Judge Faints at
PARIS July
bounorary president
Trial
OW
sii Clie
Lil striking a halr
Was not
Jude
suined later
sertously [HL It wos ae
La Savoie Had Bad Mishap,
HAVHKE France July 2 The French
Une steamer La Bavole from New
York June 21 for this port. which
passed the
under control” signal dying, arrived
here at noon two days late with a bro
hen povrew,
NOW A DAIRY TRUST
pany Fo:med
Behind Grent Faterprise Are
of MWralthiest Men
Who Hasse Siready
Score
In Americon
Fat
Le 830 tem ums
NEW Yak . i
sed to ou
the Drowd
he | el
fouds are
i ifus “5
of dairy
frow Lutter, Wilk aud
As plaus mature the
Prosluct LHpauy
aud farm
RY]
Auer
dic
wipiug
nds of middie
their profits aud delivering
aes
kau Farm
fuels
will
te alse
of t
aud
fariu products
Behind the
scure of the wes
dy Lave
Lies
ut usiness 1}
direct to cousumers
Are a
iu Ameri
ut $20
<h Pp in
ne
ong eastern capitalists in
this PF Mor
Payne
Ber
several
great
eclulerprise
ithiest nen
who ain put iu als
rad preps
additional millious
julred Al
terested in
he Rran
Whitney Anthony Brads, F J
wind, Kubn, loeb & Co and
: are
Rein ire red to
as they are
are en
Harrs
triist
fon
nas F
ining 1!
capitalists
Lajas ife
ips of
t of
eR pel
iTRe su Mees
pass of basks
farts prwia
ue of
{ the tr
throush
lished
Kradus
Lulter
sud other
he 1
Wilh
fe lu
ait
An Ill Fated spot Fer Start
IMS Nor Ful - he
rd Herald arctic
ed here
Major
it]
Flt
Welliuay
froin
Her
rising
flue
Danes
vajpmemiition
sUpjriies wel {ely iuded at
sland, huge block of being used
as rafts to tli
Al i dint
of thie
we
ashore
nade
vo) (alge
start with
wirship shed withia
of the
will De
the rv!
a few hundred yards
whetute 5 A Al
June 15
will start for Spitel
t from
wade fatal
Mr Wellisan
erpeu July 4
su
ree lils
ascent IN
Beveridge Gets the Pen
WASHINGTON July 2 President
Hoos wing
to
selid you herewith
I signed the agri
ing ic Ls
were the
1 letler
Be eridge ludiaua l
the pen with
ultural Lill
vell Las sent the [Olle
Seuator of
which
voutain
You
at
weat Lvl CialUses
wan wl rst called
tention to the
The
but I aw
ns
abuses ln tle § k
rth
send it
Us
oT i® Wo thiug lu
itsulf
as the
twelit of your
peli
glad to 10 you
expression of my ackuow ledge
SCTY Les
Overdue
a i jit
eificers of
America
All
aud
up
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PRICE ONE CENT
AT THE
lobe Warehouse
Pricr to our semi-annual inven-
{Wry Ȣ make some sbarp red~ctions
je hghten stocks
12} and 15¢c wash fabrics closing
{at ¢ These include the best makes
Lorraines, Arnolds, Pa
cities and other standard makes.
Goods that we wholesale in Scranton
'o large retailers from 9} to 10je
net. Your choice Oe.
Best 25¢ Fabrics
“An odd lot of silk mulls, silk
eoliennes, soiesetts, etc, closing at
15¢
White Dotted Mulls
All fast dots, five sizes, worth 15¢™
to 20¢ Special 12]e
Shirt Waists
Almost at your own prices, waists
that formerly sold for $100 to
$125 long and short sleeves and
good na of sizes from 32 to 42,
Choice 87¢
$175 8200, $225 and $250,
some slightly counter soiled, nearly
all siz+s, going at $1 49.
Bappa Cloth
Another lot of this justly popular
cloth, 36 in. wide and linen finish,
some stores get 15¢c and even 18¢
forit. Globe Warehouse get 12}c.
Orey Dress Goods
Another lot of those double fold
dress goods, in besutiful patterns,
exact copies of the imported ones,
just the thing for an outing suit,
Specially priced 19¢
54 in suitings in two medium
shades of grey. 3 to 3} yards, makes
a skirt Special 59¢
56in 3100 wool suiting, five
advance styles for the fall. Thess
are just a few of our import order
brought out early Specially priced
76¢
Silk Umbrellas
Another lot of, those colored um-
brellas in black, green, red, brown
and navy, usual price $2.00. Sale
price $1.49
Muslin Specials
36 in., full bleached, heavy and
light weights, regular 9c and 10¢
qualities. Special Sc.
Foreign White Goods
46 in Persian Lawn, French Ba-
tistes, Liogerie, etc., also some yarn
mercerized fancies, worth up to "Se.
All our own importation brought di-
rect from the maker. Inventory
price 18¢
Short Skirts and
Drawers to Match
Hamburg trimmed and tucked,
ill mill made garments, sizes 25, 27,
20and 31 in skirts, all sizes of
open and closed drawers to match,
regular 29¢ and 3lc garments on
sale at 2!
Fine Muslin Underwear
Special prices advertised last week
prevail until inventory closes.
Globe Warehouse,
Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave.
VALLEY PHONE
Mr. Goo. H, Goebel, one of the
national organizers of the Socialist
Party, will deliver au address at
CITY PARK, SAYRE, PA,
Monday Evening, July a,
at § o'clock. Rveryh welcome;
ladies especially vi Admis-
sion free. i