The Leader., November 21, 1902, Image 1

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E A K IN & B R IS T O W .
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S an F kancwoo , N ov 18—As one of
the results of the earthquake in
Utah yesterday, the town of Santa
Clara has not a chimney standing,
and two houses are in ruins. The
tower of the Mormon temple, at St.
George, oscilated 10 inches. Every
ceiling in the school house fell. The
panic was so great that the teachers
ussd physical force to prevent the
children from being trampled to
death. Thousands of Mormons fell
down in the streets and prayed for
their lives.
W ash in oto n .N ov 10 —The supremo
court of the Philippines has released
Joee and Isidore Guzman, under
the amenesty act They were im­
prisoned for life for tying Lieuten­
ant Pierra, of the Spanish civil
guard, to a stake, where be starved
three days, after which they cut a
piece of flesh otf his log and compel­
led him to eat it It is the first
decision of importance under the
new civil regime.
Rev and Mrs C H Wallace
who last week celebratod the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding day-
They have six sons and two daughters and eighteen grand-children all of
whom were present at their golden wedding anniversary. They are both
hale and hearty at the advanced ages of 71 and G7 years respectively. Rev
Wallace is the oldest living pioneer preacher in Lana County.
others were seriously hurt. As soon
TRAIN WRECK.
as it was made kuown how serious
tho wreck waa,every available rig in
Tho North Bound Local Crashes the U ery stable was procured snd
Through'a Small Trestle.
scores of our citizens were soon on
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the ground viewing the wreckage
ENGINE, TENDER, MAIL, EXPRESS AND
and
ready to render any assistances
The Latest out.
TWO COAGHES BADLY DEMOLISHED.
needed. The S P Company promptly
in stoves you can confidently ex
pect to see hero. Why? Because The north bound passenger train made arrangements to bring tho
passengers back to the
we’re on the lookout for just that was totally wrecked on the Tait delayed
Grove
and
them until taken
A new stove or range is our pride farm two miles below Walkers Sun­ away Monday fed noon,
having been
and delight, os it will be yours when day afternoon. Tho train was a delayed just twenty four
on
you buy it—why not buy it and be little behind time upon its arrival the journey. The railroad hours
Company
happyi What y ou want is a stove at the Grove and was being pulled is to be complimented upon its
what wo want is stove purchasers, by two engines one light engine and treatment of the wrecked passengers
let’s get together.
heavy switch engine usually kept at aud too much crodit cannot bo
Griffin & Veateh.
Roaeburg. The cause of tho wreck given to general traveling passenger
was a small culvert which gave way agent, N P Jones, who was on tho
NOTH N TO I'RBClToiw.
Notice is hereby gluon that the undersigned under tho weight of the heavy ground and left nothing undone
have beer«, by ilio eonitty Court, of I*ane County.
Oregon :t)i|N)inted aUn»»rislrators«»f tlie estate e n g in e after the lighter one had that could make the comfort of tho
cl J H Perkins, deceased, and all reasons hav­ passed over. Tho train was undor
passengers as complete as was pos­
ing claims against the estate of the sat«I .1 H
Perkins, deceased are hereby nuUiied tc present
i the s uite to us. duly verified at the office of K K full spead, tho track being consider- sible. Condr, Conser had charge of
Skipworth in hug>'u«\ Oregon, within skx ,;J good and the terriflie shock the unlucky tiaiu and escaped with­
months from Troni the date hereof.
Co!l:ig«* Grove, Or. April 3rd
K K SKIP WORTH, Attorney for the M ate. utterly demolished the ongino and out injury which recalls the fact
CAT If Eli IN IS A PKKKINS, lender, tho mail and express cars that be was conductor of the cele­
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Administrators o f the estfcte of J II Perkins, and ditched all the coaches except
brated Lake Labish disostei years
I deceased.
the
r,?ar
sleeper.
Th..t
no
one
was
ago
and from which he narrowly
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____________ killed is one of the wonders of the
escaped being killed.
terrible accident and waH probably
luo to tho fact tbnt the ground was L o n d o s , Nov 18.—It is believed
nearly level and tho track was that Sandow, the strong man, and
straight. The grade only being his wife were passengers on the ill-
about two feet high none of the cars fated steamer Ellirgamito that was
were overturned though the most of lost off the Now York coast, and
them were stripped of their trucks. that they perished with tho large
However the engine was overturned majority of tho passengers.
and how the plucky engineer and Letters received here from San­
fireman escaped without injury is dow stated that they intended sailing
nearly inexplicable. But they stayed on that vessel.
to tbeir posts until the terrible havoc
S tartling , b u t T ruv.
was at an end tr.J than crawled out “If every one knew what a grand
Dr King’s New Life l’iils I*’’
from their deutu traps unhurt Oue medicine
writes D II Turner Dcmpseytown, Pa,
mao, a supposed tramp, was seri­ "you’d
sell all you have in a day. Tw. >
ously injured and was brought bock weeks’ use
has tnudo a new man of
to the Grove and left at the Sher­ me.” Infallible for constipation,
wood house where he has been made stomach and liver troubles, ‘¿lets at
as comfortable as possible. One arm J x Currin’s drug stole.
is badly crushed his scalp lacerated
and it is feared he has suffered
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considerably shaken up but no m e ¡% « « u •4'lr#*«,
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