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= a
His First Message.
New York Siate Executive
W, H, Mearsts Plea For Recount
of Ballots In Clvie Lon
test of 1863.
ALBANY, N.Y, Jas 3 -The newly
elected senate and sssembly opened |
here the ole hundred sad thirtieth ses
sion of effected
urganizatiou in both houses Ly the vie
tion of the nominees of the Republican
ca
sage of the new guvernor, Charles E
Hughes, and adjourned as usual for
ofie week, votil next Wednesday even
ing
During the luterval the Hepublican
leader, Senator Ralues, as president
pro tempore of the senate and Speaker
James W. Wadsworth Jr, of the as
sembly, hoth of when were reclectal,
will arrange the assiguments of com
milter wemberships
The session was comparatively un
eventful, and aside from the message
of the new governor, which had been
awaited with much interest, the pro
ceedings were of a routine character
the stale legislature
The only povelty lay in the fact that}
for the first time since the end of the
term of William F. Sbeelan in 1803
the Heutevant governor presiding lu
the senate Is a Democrat. This in It
self lu view of the presence of a strong
Hepublicau majority in the senate!
prowises an unusually interesting and |
eveultful sessiou of the upper house
The election of the Republican lead-
er as presidest pro tem. was
Guanimwous ou motion of his Democrat
ic opponent, Senator Grady, and the
former iu his speech of acceptance
pledged to Lieutenant Governor Chan
lor the cooperation of the wajority in
carrying oul his promise of fair and
Impartial conduct of the dutles of the
chair,
Lieutenant Govervor Lewis Stuy-
vesant Chanler, the first Delnocratic
president of the senate In any
years, faced the Republican majority
with which be will do battle for the
Celved
of re-election, was also cordially wel
comed. There were uo loug “set”
houses having declared beforehand
that what they would say would be
brief. There were lu profusion the |
usual floral tributes from adiniriog |
constituents to pupular senstors and |
assemblymen
Chief Clerk Archie Baxter calied the
assembly to order
Organization was effected by
election of the following officers
Beuste— President pro tempore, Sen
ator John Ralpes of Ontario; clerk, La
fayette B. Gleason of Delaware: ste
nograpber, Jobu CO. Marriott of Hich
mond; sergeant at arms, Charles R
Hotaling of Albany
Asginbly — Speaker, James W. Wade
wirth, Jr, of Liviogston: clerk, Colo
nel Archie E Baxter of Chemung; ste
pographer, Henry Lammert of New
York; sergeaut at srws, Frank John
ston of Erle
Al of these lo both houses are re
elections.
Assemblyman Jawes Oliver of New
York becomes mivority leader by rea
son of his vomination by the Demo
crats for the office of speaker
In taking his position as president of
the senate Lieutenant Governor Chan
ler spoke very ULriefly of his apprecia
assure fair play and lwpartiality
The following are the most impor
taut recommendations lo the govern
or's message
Immediate provision for recount of
anayoralty vote and provision for re
count of ballots In future
Provision taking away from attorney
general power (o suthorize Liringing of
action to test title to office npd vesting
it In supreme court, -
Abolition of rapid transit commission
and creation of new board to have
powers of old board sod additional
powers aver all traffic “between p=iuts
within the city and points elsewhere (n
the state” New board alse to have
jurisdiction over gas and electricity
corporations within New York city and
perbaps io surronnding counties,
Abolition of railroad comission and
creation of new board with powers of
ehoh of the oM boards and additional
puwers to have jottadiction jo the rest
‘of the state, New board to have pow-
split ballot section from ambiguity anil}
to 46 away with the party column,
bunching the casdidates under the
names of the offices
Pridvisiou limiting the amount a can
didate may spend to secure office
misority gaining coutrol by fraupdulent
methods
Trial of direct
mary by authorizing general commit
tee of any party to adopt the plan
That the state
overhauled and law
an eight hour
years old
The part of Governor Hughes’ mes
Leage nowt i= that recom
mending the sbolition of the state rail
{ road colnlnission
{gan aud electricity
dizscossed
city rapid transit commission and the
ifor the regulation of public
{corporations genernlly and a eity com
and conditions In New York city
Inevitable political «or
stich radical a chinnge drew
tention
most at
M'CREA PRESIDENT.
Fennsylvania Road Promotes Viee
Fresident to Succeed Cassatt.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 3 James
McCrea of Pittsburg, first vice presi
Pittsbarg,
Pennsylvania Railroad company by the
{directors of that corporation to succeed
[the iate A. J. Cassatt
br After the meeting of the board of at
rectors President McCrea jssued the
following statement
The policy of the
jman. It continues unchanged from
{year to year. It will be my purpose to
{promote as best | cap the same pro
gressive development which was con
and the presidents who preceded him.”
{ Of all the officials about the Pennsyl-
ivania depot in Pittsburg there 1s noue
iso popular as James McCrea, not alone
with the business men and officials,
ut with the workmen. Aloug the line
ithey call him “Little Father,” little be
‘capse of his great sise—be is uver six
{feet tall- father because of his care of
{the workmen. It te to McCrea that the
iworkmien tell their troubles and griev
ances. And If they have a real griev
ance Le currects It
that aud depend on him
When McCrea in 1552 was wade gen
eral manager and fourth vice president
of the Peuusylvania lines he found a
white elephaut on his hands
{shape of the Panhandle railroad. [It
(bad always been the one line that
i wouldn't pay dividends and was a joke
famong the railroad men McCrea gave
{it wouch of his attention. Today the
| Panhandle is one of the finest railroads
lin the United States and pays Lig divi
idends.
i
Edward (ables the Ameer.
i LAUDIKHANA, Hritish ludia, Jan
{8 ~ Upon the occasion of the
i Afghanistan reaching the frontier on
(lls first visit to ludia since the acces
islon of King Edward bis majesty tele
[Rraphed the aweer expressing his great
satisfaction at the visit “as ludicatiug
ithe friendly relations between your
wajesty and wy government | hope
very cerdially that your tour will be a
| ploasant relief from your cares of
istate™
Was Too Little.
Jag. 3 Frederick
Awerican consul at Zanzi
Claims His Pa)
| WABHINGTON,
IMcMasters
[proposes to embark in private busi
{ness He assigns as his reasou for his
resignation the Lnpossibility of proper
ily congucting the cousulate gt Zanzibar
jon the $2,600 salary authorized by law
{It Is stated ag the state department
[that there are no charges pending
(against Mr McMasters
Jalled For Volsening Hread.
CHICAGO, Jan 3 — Four men said to
{be members of the Bakers’ union have
{been arrested ou the charge of putting
‘acld on hundreds of loaves of bread
distributed song the Jewish residents
jon the west slide. A strike Ia in prog
{ress at a local bakery, aud it Is claim
ed that strike sympathizers threw the
acid and also lodoform ou wagon loads
{of bread and rolls after they bad left
ithe bakery
Held For Polsoniug Her Daughters.
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan 3 — Mrs
| Bridget Carey, who was arrested on
suspicion of poisoning ber children
Mary, aged eight years, and Annle
aged wix years was committed for
trial by Coroner Jermon at an ingoest
| held io the case. The fading of the
[coroner's jury was that the children
dled from arsenical poisoning
Suicide In Owantanua Jail,
OWATANNA, Minn, Jan 8 Fred
Zimerman, Accused of shooting Mrs
Quam at her home jo this city last
Thursday eveulug, cowmitted suicide
by baoglog Limsell lu his cell lu the
Steel conuty Jal, Zimwerman shot at
his own wife, who Lad left bim aul
taken refuge In the Yoam bose, but
{the bullet strack Mx, Quan
Genernl George Hell Dead.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 Brigadier
Geueril Genius Hell, U8 AL retired,
is dead nt | ‘dence In this city
{He was » Maryland aud was
graduated Military
tn Jaiy, tas brevelted four
times for foct durtug the
civil war
ncadeiny
Rede KML Tyo iendarmes
WARSAW, Russian Poland, Jan
Two terrorists shot od Kled two gen
darmes of Granitzus street and at
lopce fled. Soldiers starivd (uo pussult
and opened fire on the { TRERERIT B The
bullets went wide and Youuded four |b
WRECK NEAR TOPEKA
Volland, Kan.
Rock Island and Pacific Trains
Which Were Destroyed by
Head-on tsllision.
TOPEKA, Kan
all Mexia
the
fncioeratad
Jan 4
but
banlies of
Thirty five
threes
thirty
in a
persons is were
Mex
bead on
collision of two pas-cuger trains of the
Chicago, Rook Island sud Pacific rail
road ear Velland
Fifty five were badly injured ‘The
wreck occurred while both tralus were
were
where the grade was steep
Al Link, a uegro porter, died in the
wrecked tourist car
All the killed were in the southbound
This tramp and a workman accompa
80 far as known, although a passeluger
says that a woman and s child were
burned in a tourist car
The wrecked trains run between El
Paso aud Chicago
The cars went ditch, aud
Many of
into the
I'he Injured are be
Blame for the collision seetus to rest
at Volland, who has disappeared Or
ders had been Issued for Nos 20 and
J to pass st Voliand These onlers
had been sent to the operator at Vol
land, who was Instructed to hold No
<¥ at that point For some reason he
failed to deliver the onler to No 26.
and the latter tralu went by, weeting
No. 30 a few miles west of Volland
Lyves fled before the wreck occur
red, but was captured later and
brought to the county jall here. Five
minutes Lefore the trains wet be wired
the dispatcher as follows
“No 2¥ has goue, aud | have goue
also ™
Then he left his key
Even with this dispatch Ia band
there was no possible way of prevent
Ing the wreck
As far ss the officials of the Rock
land bere kuow at this tine, nll the
killed and seriously injured were pas
seugers on No. 20. Few If auy paseen
gers oo No. 30 were seriously hurt
Both trains were h=avy ones
Just before the collision Engineer
McMabou and Firewan Brown of No
30 and Eugineer Slater and Fireman
Sweeney of Nu 20 jumped. All four
An loterpreter for the Mexicans was
questioned as he lay slowly burning
to death under the wreckage He sald
there were over thirty Mexicans In
their party golug from Kausas City to
El Paso to work for the Hock Island
company
Must of the injuries were due to the
setting of the emergency brakes, Most
every passenger lu the southbound
fralu was thrown tu the car floor by
the quick setting of the Lakes Ihe
wortbbound tralu was runuing ten
Wiles au hour up grade Tie Meoxl
Caus were pluloned under the seats,
aud the doors were jawed so they
ould not get out lu the clair car
Also many passengers were Leld down
The train caught dre from the gas
tanks, which were broken I'he pas-
selgers lu the rear cars escaped In
nightclothes aud dressed In the wud
beside the tracks. Then came the cries
for belp swong the Mexicans in the
smoking car and the peuple pinloned
fast tn the chair car, Every man and
uearly every womau on the train tried
to rescue the unfortunates, but the
fauies sovu becuuiv too hot to permit
of approaching the car
Williams Gane, conduc of the
southbound tratn, has a broken collar
boue and Is wuch bruised about the
face. He sald
“The train was just pulling clear of
the Vollaud yards aud was travellug
about thirty wiles an Lour. | dropped
into the front scat of the smoker and
dozed
“There were thirty-two Mexican sit
ting two in a seat back of me; also Al
Link, an luterpreter; a forewsn and
five pald fares
“I was awakeued by the setting of
the Lrakes 1 Jumped bead first out
of the window and struck
der,
“When I turned and looked at the
traln | saw fanies leaplug ofty feet
Ligh from the smoker.”
The foremost tourist sleeplug car of
the southbound train also burned. but
all the occupauts escaped serious in
Jury.
tor
ou wy shoul
Cotton Men Ask Fraud Order.
ATLANTA, Gu, Jau B-- The South
ern Cotton association of Atlauta Ga,
Lids requested the Issuance of a fraud
order by the postoffice departinent at
Washington against the use of the
United Stutes wails by the officials aud
wembers of tht New York Cotton Kx
change sud clarges that New York
city bas ceased to be a commercial
cotton market and that the New York
Cotton Exchange, operating under al
leged debased sud fraudulent con
tracts, bas developed nto a purely
speculative or gambling exchauge
Richmond Police tet Train Hobber.
RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 8% A wan
charged with being the one who Sun
day night held up and Ded the pas
setugers on 8 Seaboard A In
ot Lacrosse, Va. was
TROUBLE ON RACE TRACK.
Twe Jockeys Suspended and Oae|
Badly Hurt at Sew Gricans.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan Two oh)
ys were suspended, o was pain!
fully injured and bets were declared |
off ou third the Fair
grounds
In the first race Jockey Aubuchon i
ridiag "Sir Vagraut in
a jam His lac
erated In accel
dent Aubuchou's third
race. Goldmate and
bets declared off i
Jockey Perrett,
fourth
remainder of the
fur st:
In
Bilis
remainder
Botuss Hh
First
Quarter
Second
Vushti
Third Race Beau
Lady Ellisou, second
Fourth Race
St. Valentine
third
Fifth Race Judge Davey
Verfress, second, Brittauby
Sixth Race — Lena J first
second; Merry Ploneer, third
iS
the face at
was unseated
priafully
of this
mount ia the
was soratobed
face was
COLnSSUP LC
|
riding Florizel in the
suspendes! for the
aod fined £0
with a whip
Seder, riding
Gidid for ths
of the weeting for cutting
fiekl. The winners
Hace Decklaw, frst; No
Buren Arnold, third. |
Matador, first;
Ralbert. third
Brummell first;|
Darlug, third
Lucky Charm, first;
second; Jawes Heddick
rice, was
mesting
IKing St Valentin
0th race Jockey
Vertes Was silsin
the
==
second
{ace
Lady i
sevunid
frst;
third
La Cache
Biily
Collector Jessup at Oakiand
SAN FRANCIBCO, Jan. 3 - luterest
in the Nellsou handicap at Quklagd
was iessened Ly the scratching of
Tony Faust This made Collector Jes |
sup the first
rutsaway race of It
}
Yale Hockey Team Wom. {
PITTSHURG, Jun 8 At the pa. |
quesue gandeus bere last aight
Yale hockey tean defeated the arue |
Attempted Murder at | Wedding.
LAGRANGE, Jau 3-Dr. F. M
Ridley was shot aud seriously wound
ed here bLy
C. B. Ridley, where the marriage of
Mis Ellle Hidley, a couslu of the
wounded wan, bad been celebrated and
as the guests were pressing forward
to tender their congratulations
wolinds are reported not to
sarily fatal
in Atlanta
Sollcitar
Le peces
Hil
D
Harvey
Geueral CO
is 8 sob
Hil
atur Beu Hill =
Want Deviey and Evans,
WILMINGTON, N.C, Jau 8 —Invi
tations bhave sent to Admiral
George Dewey and Hear Admiral! Rob
ley D Evans U SN
be present Jan
blue
etuoralbile
wen
16 at the reunicu of the
cliguge ment the
Coufederate aud Federal forces at Fort
Fisher. NN ( Hear
wounded during the attack on the
Ihe Invitation is from the Fort Fisher
Survivors’ association
Let waen
Admiral Evans was
fort
Sealakin Coat Saved Her
LAPORTE, Ind. Jan 3 Mrs Harry
C. Garman, wife of an
Purdue university and daughter
Gquveruor J. Frauk Hauly
by William Coe
ly, 1t Is declared
whose actions recent
Lave indicated an ug
balanced wind Coe used a shotgun
Several oF the shot penetrated
Garman’'s senizkin hut
caped lnjury
Professor Garman
coat she on
but did vo barw
Missing Golfer's Body
NEW YORK
Robert Dunlop. the Scotch profession
al golfer, was found tu Vau «
lake. Dunlop bad been wissiug for
several weeks aud his body had been
in the water for at least §@ week
was about thirty seveu years old and
CAlue to this country from Scotland
last July
Found
The body of
Jan. §
Hoosevelln Soe “The Spring (hicken.™
WASHINGTON, Jun 8
Roosevelt Ir left
Boston to resuine
[heodore
Washlugton for
Lis studies at Har
vard Mrs Roosevelt and Ethel, Ker
wit sod Archie Roosevelt, with sev
eral friends, occupled a box at the
National theater last ulght to wit
ness the performance of “The Spring
Chicken
Senate to Order laguiry
WASHINGTON, Jan 3 ~The
will order au mediate luvestigation
of the discharge of the negru troops of
the Twenty nfth fufantry. It had Leen
expected that Senator Lodge would op
pose the loguiry, but he will not do so
Ihe Foreker resolution was taken up
aud passed without debate
Shot Mayor of Escotel
El. PASO, Tex, Jan 3 'hree
Afteen, fourteen und nine years re
spectively, who were out hunting. shot
and seriously wounded the mavor of
Escotel, Mexico, aud his two cons when
they forbade the boys stooting io the
town bwits and undertook to disarin
then
sehiate
bors
Hemnine of 0 Beaten Army
BUSHIRE. Persian, Jan. 3-A thou
sand Turkish soldiers the of
about 40 sent to the Noejd peutnsala
WO years aga to suppres«< the Arab
volt returued to Husreh, As
Purkey, In a deplorable condition
retinnnt
re
have ie
Big Fire Sweeps London, Ky
LONDON, Ky Joan. 8 -A big fre
has this place All the
bulldings on Malu street Letween
Sixth snd Reventh streets have been
destroyed, snd the fire still solders
SWept over
Two Appointments atl Albany
ALBANY, N.Y. Jan 8 State Treas
rer Howler appoiuted John T. Cronin
af New York second cashier at $1.50
nd Ellsworth Crum of Sayville, N. Y.,
clerk at $1,500 annual salary.
FLOYD INAUGURATED
Granite: State Legislature
Elects Him Governor.
| BERTRAM ELLIS (Hos SPEAKER,
New Hampshire Senate and Assembly
Opens at (oncord—Nathan C, Jame
son Defeated by 110 Votes
In Joint (onvention.
N. H. Jan 3
Mauchester Hep
of New Hampshire
stile jegisinture and was form
with the
CONCORD
Floyd of
tes] governor
~Clinries
A
wigs
Wis
i¥ the
ally here usual
Le reiiiony
Ihe
Islature
inaugurate]
choice of & goveruor by the leg
was made pDeossary by the |
faliure of any candidate at the Novem
to majority of |
Fiuya leading |
lacking 1m: of |
ber ele tion sectife a
who was {he
gpward of
elect
Iu the voting iu
both branches
Floyd and ihe
Nathan C Jame
didates eligible under the oo
Lalloted for
other
vember voting
folic
etd
ent
itiire
fon of |
Mr
I'emocratie candidate
were te ouly can
mstitutic
to Le though th
vaudidates
The vote
Charles
Nathan ¢
‘re
this
of the
M
Jamesot
were
Nis
fegis
several
ny
s (Dems
formalities
Lira
Aside from the
izing the two
slot, little
selate
uf org
the
ih
hes for Ses
done
Joho
ollivr Lusiniess was
Ile organized with
of Exe
Ellis of
Lionse
ter a= presiden
Kevie was
Melba Iu (ostame of 1540
NEW YORK, Jan 3 Mun
wade Ler Hs a
Manhattan Upern company
aud accorded a
America after any
years which seeined
was demonstrative
Tray
which she should wake he
before a New
Mellin
of the
night
back to
several
s sincere as it
Mine Melba her
ns the opera in
debut eer
Last
wel
was ule
of
Alsenee
self selected iata
e
it
appearan
York audience
Lier
and
also that
vstugiiug
Was L31 oli
lu the periad
of the bai
Fhe pr
ise tiles
un whi
suggest the
Was Aart uges
if the opera, INH the day
skirt and criualine
{ donna herself wo
i costumes of IS
appeared
loon
ima
ie 1 skirted
h she recently
nt io
eat Ganden, Londou
Nobel Price
WASHINGTON
prize medal ves
| Pres dent Roasevolt by
but No Money
3
cotiferred
the Norweg
ceived at the
money, which
over $87 sx)
fhe prize mi dal
solid gold ap re
tered Un
Nobel, the u
i the othe
fan i Nobel
tis
au
storthiog has Loca ne
White Hl
tpi TuXithate
has not yet a
| Is a beautiful
prisntely
side
thor
SA rep
and a thing
Arouad the outer vidoe
the Fru pace
| Reutivm ”
TE I't
i
Axured aud I
< 8 Pals} Face of
of the prize ie
feseltalion
alten tt
to part thew
of this side
et fraternataia
ire
words
Girl Tried to Rill Judge In Court
ST. LOUIS Jan
J. 4 Mclrouakl of
took bis seat on the
Well suddenly ar
spectators and fire
| with & revolver
Judge the
aud arrested
Tust after Judge
the uit irt
beuch Miss Hosa
se fru Mi thie
I point Li
he
Walpan
She
Cir
nik nt him
bullet iss! the
LI was disarmed
was nu lHligant in a
case concerning u disputed inheritance
that was trig before Judge Molbaonald
Well's
Nas
who acu
«tend As
elzed the shooter sald thly
sintey tmpanied
hier Aisa arn she was
“1 unght
to have got him
————————
Mansfield at Wedding,
ATLANTA Miss Jo
Lovett snd Johu § Robertson
of The Lion and
company, were married after
performance of the play 1 he
{IATTIAge was witnessed by Mr and
Richard Mansfield, who came
City specially to attend ths
ding Mr and Mrs Robertson
later with the compauy to
tour through the south
Flayeen'
Gi Janu. 8
| sephine
both members
Mouse
the
to
wed
left
culitiuue the
Halsall wi Flaght sultan’s Forces
FANGIER, Jau 3 ~The minister of
| war, Sidi Mobammed Gablas,
{clded to send add a
{ment of mountatu artillery to
the un po
on besriug of
to Arzilia all the
conlitied in tl
aud then ordered
to be
sultan
hay de
detach
Arzilla
of Rulsull Up
tiove Rulsull sent
pris
stroaghold
the
closed agulnst the
trl Len
town ssession
this
Hels Who
at Ziuat
ff Arzilia
of the
iw
fos
n ps
Hrand
TRENTON
trinl lasting
H Brand
Wel
Brothers ( onvicted
N I Janu 8
twenty elghit
and John Braod
Convicted Mer
of aldiug and
tempt to burn thelr depurtinent
it State and Moutgor Ey
ed by thew under
H Hrand & Co
Jurys Dravid
Lils bu
i vl
harge thettin
S{revis
WOU
of
the iru
GCitdden at Court of Dine
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan 3
J. Glidden of Roston, who is t
the
ine
Charles
uring
and whose
Monday after
}
world In aa antomabil
ched
traveled with
to
"w -
Live was
thaving OTL
| Hoston
tnl
Maz 1 L nitesd
ap from
within Ht f
as]
States
| eat
rvs
Fhompson
Hote)
YORK
wed fren
of The
fehelle, oom titted suicide hy
throat It tel
cently sold over his bead to make way
for the new rapld teansit route to this
city
Man an Sulcide
NEW
Banham
proprietor
Jann J Charles W
Years il long
it New Heo
ntting
Twas
Tavern
nhani's
his wa
Wenthee Probabilities,
Clearing and colder; east winds.
Ssh
PRICE ONE CENT
New Year's
Resolution
We have resolved to make §
Warehouse Bargains bigger an
ter than eva:
Broadcloths
{© Just the samd grade as had last
{month in (wo popular shades of red
You will udmit it is worth $1.26. Our
jprice $1 00
Venetians
| Two new reds also full Hae of cols
{@rs. very popular for coats and suits,
‘milar 0 broadcloth in appearance.
|Welght and wearing qualities @uiSHT
[not rough up with wear, 5¢ In. wide
and strictly all wool, a bargain at 8c
Hosiery
Just received two cases of our fam-
Ipswitch Hosiery. This number
sold for be, oar regular
‘e and 22¢. Inventory
16c or 7 pairs for
tous
is often
price ia 18, x
price
{$1.00
all sizes
Corset Covers
Jersey ribbed
corset covers, made
to retail at 20¢c Special 17¢ or 3 for
UC
Extra S0¢ quality for 3%¢
Buy Christmas
boods for a Song
Cost culs po figure in the follow-
Ing
Loe
=
auto scarfs now 33c
$1 00 auto scarfs now 79¢
17 arfs now $1.19.
$125, $1.00 und 75c ladies’ neckwear
LOW
Opera bags 25c each. This price
wilt not pay for the fastenings alone
$1.50 boxed handkerchiefs now -
$1 00, Thc and 65¢ hose supporters,
now 48¢ :
Six neck ruches 25¢
¢ Persiun ribhon 48c.
¢ tu ribbon plaids 3%¢
Globe Warehouse
Talmadge Block, Elmer Avesse
Valley Phone
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TERRA COTTA DISASTER.
Morgue Master Makes Grewsome Diss
cavery at Washington,
WASHINGTON, Jan. S—~In ag en
to identify the maogled bodies
of victims of the Terra Cotta wreck of
last Suuday uight a grewsome discorv-
ery was made at the worgne here.
What was supposed to be the mans
gled Lady of a man attired in 8 sult
of “pepper and salt” proved to be the
cowposite resins of several of the
unfortunutes who died ju the Sunday
evening Liorror
deavor
Lhe morgue master had all the pile
of human teh and parts which had
bevu gathered at the wreck removed
| to the “dead room” lu an effort to oe
tablish identity ——
When he delved inte It "he found
Blece of u baby's skull, # man's foot
mdly crushed and incased in a shoe,
h ¢ hand of a woud sod a portion of
a human face: also fugers, toes and
other parts of women and children's
bodies nod those of men, all ground
the Black coal dust and with
pieces of garments mixed lu with the
Dudies
into
Lost Over $100 Intereat.
A West Virsista man gave his wife
2 $50 Bil 40 sears ago when they
vere married fhe other day when
the his wife pald the. lden-
tic cunt of his tombstone.
THE ORIGINAL _
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
or all Coughs and assists In 4) alts hed
Bars ng Qodds from the sys~
tem by giutly moving the
bowels A
relief for croup and
whooping cough
Nearly all other
cough cures mre
constipating,
etpecially those
cordairirg Opiates
Kennedy's Lasative
Honey & Tar moves
the buwale conrdaing
po Opsales
{Trade Bart Bogered)
KENNEDY'S taximve
HONEY w=TAR
PREPARES AF YOU LABORATORY OF
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