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ÏIIEIÜ
COURTHOUSE LODGING HOUSE.
PERSONAL.
A Splendid Addiiioa to the Public
Steeping Accommodations
of Eugene
bally Guard. Nov J
H N Cookvrline returned this after
noon toBalem.
F E Sharkey, of the Lucky B y
W, rk has ats ut tra-u c>iupl«t<*d on | n lue, 1« in Eu«eue.
the t-!>u»t.>rm*tiou uf the old Lane' Mrs J E Nolaud came down from
eount> oourtbou-« into a lodging house, I Creswell this sfteruism
with 'int*^l thMirdiug aiwaninxl»-1 Mira Anna Oglrsbv returned tn June-
i 'us Tlie taiully its tug rooms to tiou City this afternoon.
gether with tbe diuiug ru. tu are now
C C Matlock Is home from a
'e dy for occupancy, and tne new pro
lies» trip down the valley.
prietor, Mr Ed Howe, will move his
Mn> Vanderburg came down from
fsn lly Int > the building the flr-t of
the coming week, the wetter lo attend , Cottage Grove tills afternoon.
.MrsG R i hrisnian returned home
to ; e furni-t.ing and arranging of the
THE FRISCO PRIZE FIGHT.
this afternoon from Roseburg.
»leeplug
to
.ms
«s
they
shall
Is-
fluished
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■y«clal to the Guard.
by th- .•».-pout, rs aud painters.
Mrs D A Paine weut to Kal< m this
afternoon to visit Mrs Geo H Burnett
How BUILT AND FUHN18HBD.
S an F rancisco , Nov 9.-Jefferies is now a favorite in
betting circles over Ruhlin in the prize tight to occur I’ri- Water has tx-en put into the build- Mrs Ralston,of Albany, Is visiting
^yn&ht,Nov 15th. Both tbe fig p.g ire training hard. iux- wliere niol, upstairs stid do * o, her mother, Mrs J L Page, iu this city.
an I eke tie lights will l>e lt>«tal di Mr« Helle Eastlaud returned this
One of the greatest figths for yeai i» xpected.
wittnn a w days. The turri ure « ill aflernoou from a trip down the valley.
tie io-» throughout and of pleasing
Zella and Wilma Z«lgler a>e visiting
hunting convicts down
moder i design, while excellent bed their suut, Mrs Robt Brady, at Cres
Special to the Guard
ding, »11 U w, Will supply the beds. well.
N • carpets will t>e used. Incteat
L eavenworth , Kansas, Nov 9.—Nine of the esci
Mira lone Zeigler weut to Albauy
»P •• i mi st ti ion « s- given tbe floors,
convicts from the penitentiary are accounted for.
this afternoon to visit her slater, .Mrs I
'lie lumber it ereiu being kilu dried
have been killed and two wounded.
G Knott«.
» d painted « th two coatRol lead and
Hl Strong, who ba« been in Eugene,
oil paint. Ruga wiil be used in «11
BURGLARS GOT «15,000.
returned
home to Cottage Grove this
tiedioom«, wblub, with tlie p«Inted
Special to the Guard
fl sirs, will allow free use of tlie broom afternoon.
C ampbellowburg , Ind, Nov 9 —Cracksmen blew (})(> and e »us»qu-nt freedom from tlie dust T Howard, of Trent, returned Tues
bank safe open here last night. They secured $15,(KX) and that is inseparable from carpeted hotel day from Atlln, Alaska, wber« he has
bedroom-
Tiiere are twerty-eight tieeu quite successful.
made good their escape.
bedrooms tn the building h II good slzt
Mr and Mrs Et) Briggs ofNodavllle,
»nil outside room-. The room- on tlie are visiting Mrs Briggs’ elstar, Mrs F A
A HOT FIGHT.
east side of the building are exception Rankin, la Eugene.
Bp'■•lai to the Guard
ally large, eivi' g room for two beds
W T Campbell, L Biwions aud I L
M anila , N ov 9.—A hot fight has taken place at Samar, aeli without tlie le»at crowding Each Campbell returned this afternoon from
the insurgents fighting hard. Theyankee marines shelled corner of the liuloltng upstair« ha- Roseburg where they had iateu on land
been built Into two-eulle roam«, a matters.
the insurgents for two whole days.
splendid accommodation for families.
Mr and Mrs J B Harris, now resid
KING EDWARD’S BIRTHDAY.
|Tb«wall« of toe bouse are flulabed ing at Portland, cams «p on this after
Special to the Guard.
throughout with paper laid oa heavy noon’« train on a visit and will t>« the
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house-lining. The walls Inside, as gue«ta of Mr and Mrs L O Beckwith.
LX>NDON, .»0\ 9.
K.lllg Edward
is at Landi illgham those familiar With the building will
Lebanon Express-Advance:
Mrs
with his family today. No official observance was made of remember, a-- ■•.<t«r and painted Belle
Eastland, of F.ug«ns, department
hie birthday.
Willi« the ni v I
l ion« are built of
inspector of the W RO., «pant a few
-----
dressed lumb r, b h making excellent
DEATHS
NUMEROUS.
days In Lebanon till« week visiting
wall- for the r per hanger to work
Bpjulal to tbe G uard .
Mrs H Baker and Inspecting the local
O’l.
corps.
Sei vice Law
L ondon , Nov 9.—The Daily Nows says: Deaths in con
centration camps are appalling. It is worse than an In
dian famine.
A DIVORCE DECISION.
Special to the G uard .
L ondon , England,
Nov 9.—Sir • Francis
June i has de-
•
,
i-i
i
•
cided that American divorces are invalid unies« tlie parties
are domiciled in England.
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE.
• j j xL x »
Special to the Guard
B resch , Italy, Nov 9.—Severe earthquake shocks here
today has damaged buildings greatly and caused constern a-i
tion of the inhabitants.
PRESIDENT MEANS BUSINESS.
SAFETY FROM HUE.
The exceptionally larse windows
furnish spleadld light, while the loca
tion of the buildlug, entirely apart and
away from other building«, gives the
t>est of ventilation besides making it
entirely safe from Are from other
... tire in tbe building itself
sources. A hre
eould not endauger life * as the distance
from the «econd floor to the ground, If
cut oil from tbe stairs, Is not far
enough lo hurt a perron if compelled
to make the jump. Htatra tun front
each end of the hall below to a com
mon landing about the center of the
building, agieat convenience to lodger«
and those in charge of tlie house.
Tbe finishing of the new lodging
house comes at an op|>ertune time as
Eugene hotel sleeping accommodations
W ashington , I) C, Nov 9.—Collector Sapp, of Ken have not t>eeu tqual to the least rush
tucky, charged with violation of the civil service law, re out of I lie ordinary for month« past.
will
signed today under pressure. I he President intends to en The addition of about forty beds that
1 go far to relieve the crowding
force the law.
could not be avoided.
When folly
CANAL REPORT.
completed aud lurni-tied, an opportu
mty will be given tlie public to fully
Hpecal to the Guard.
Inspect this historic old building in tbe
W ashington , D C. N ov 9.—The Isthmian • anal ( om-
P lti'.i- though not les« honorable
miesion will report Tuesday. It will very likely favor Die II ■ t. h c!> It ha« been converted.
Nicaragua over the Panama route.
*n
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THE WOOLEN MILL.
A SENSELESS ARREST.
Men Did Not Even Known That Will Be Moved From Sigourney.
Iowa.
There Had Been a Hold-up.
B»ily Guard, Nov 9
H £ Warner and Geo Lomaeon are
the names of tbe two youug men ar
rested recently at Gardineron euspic
Ion of having held up the H P train at
Walker receully, and who were
brought to Eugene yeeferday morning
They hail from Seattle and say they
were at Gardiner on their way to Co
bay where they expected to obtain
employment. Mr Warner called at
the G uard office last evening to ob
tain a paper oontalnin«: an account i>
tbe bold-up, neither one of them not
even having beaid of tbe robbery ••"-
fore their arreet. He told us of the
manner of their arreet a« follows.
The two men had arrived at Gardiner
only tbe «lay before. A schooner had
come In and they were at tbe dock
watching it being unload'd when
suddenly they were confront«-! by t« •
men with double batre.ed «hot irm.-
and commanded to throw up < •
hands. Upon complying they were
eeeurely bound with heavy iron . bain-
whlch were no» removed until they
were release! here yesterday. 1
were greatly surprised when tool th«
they were the train rot.'., r- On
reaching Eugene the loca "rt 1
refneel to take the men a» there was
nothing whatever to Indo ate that
they had held up a train or corami .■ ■-
any other crime. 1
the Ma*
the Eosene officers to take them the
Gardiner constable took the m ., t »
hotel where they were chained to «
1
pr-t and kept there during th- »•“’
the nigh' and in tbe morning w.r
M*It*<laem7 the young men were ar-
Brownsville I Ims»: H I) VVagnou,
of Portland, the gentleman who has
secured the 18000 bonus to build a
woolen mill in Eugene, has a-soclated
with him in the enterprise, Mr W H I
Hlrsch. formerly superintendent of
the Eagle Woolen Millsof Brownsville,
Mr Hir-cb has a three-set woolen mill 1
at Higo iruey, lows, which be told the
writer he was anxious to tneve to some
point in Oregon. This i» the mill that
Eugene will probably get.
Court House Items.
HEAL »TATB TKANSFEPS.
W C Fields and Cintba Fields to F
E J Deflenbacker lot 7 hlk 1 Van
Duyn’« ad to Coburg, 3400.
Eric Aline ami Sigrid Aline 39.82
aeree in tp 17 • r 3 w, |3U00,
MAKRtAGK LICENSE.
Walter Soo t and Leila Grsvoutte, I.
C Bcott witDeaa.
u*nr ossrd. Nov»
F ined 310 and C ost ». —John La
Duke, of Fairmount, who w»- arrested
Thursday evening for assault aDd
battery upon Hie perwm of bi« wi e,
w-x-given atrial this mornlug bafore
justice WiLterm-lr at the court h *u«e.
A jury trial w»e demanded and tbe
following jury waseboran: Geo Gros.
Mike Be i»eider, G W Hunter, L till-
.trap, J K Cox and J W Pollock. The
natad «imply be..»* they w-re jury returned a verdict of «ullty and
strange-• In that vicinity. Toe
tbe julg* imp«»*! a floe of 310 snd
p-weible clew to their b*,"“or!n‘l( ‘ / costa upon him. A" rney L Kilyeo
was that ‘hey were report*»! t
"id “»fileting .torie- about thetn- spp* r-d fur La Dike «nd Deputy
Prosecuting AtUw« ey L I Harris and
The laugh 1« certainly
j M Williams for tbs state.
Gardiner officer».
Dr Frank tat rung returned this after
noon from an Inspecting tour of differ
ent state univeraltfe« In the Northwest
and Middle West.
Mrs Strong ac
companied h ni heme
Hhe has been
visiting In the East.
Albany Democrat of yesterday: Mr
and Mr« Ham Burkhart went to Eu
gene thia afternoon to reside. A broth
er of the former, Crll Burkhart, is al
ready a resident of that city..... Mrs
William Ralston went to Eugen« this
afternoon to visit lelatlve«.
U. 0. LITERARY SOCIETIES.
NKKDED SLEEPING ROOMS.
Special (• the Uuurd.
U. 0. Meets Defeat by a Score of
of it) to o.
Pullman, Wash, Nov 9.—rhe con-
test between the Pullman and the U O
football teams attracted a large crowd,
McBride nor Murphy did not play to,
day, but they are getting along nloely-
However they will tar unable to play
in any of the games scheduled. The
ground» are quite a distance from the
city. . It was called at 2.30 pm.
Pullman won the game t>y a ««-ore ol
IS to 0.
Interesting Meetings Held Yester
day and Eveneng.
l.ACKI.AN HOCIKTY.
Dally Guard Nov »
The l.aurean society wan favor« al
last evening by an address by Prof H
C Howe, of tiie University, ou th«
subject, "Ideals" The thought of
Prof Howe’« address was something
like the following: Idea-, being tlie
motive power of civilization, ought to
be the primary oh)ect of everyone.
We should hot b < content to pick up
facts; often the uneducated have the
largest number of facta. Philosophy
and literature are tlie great depositor)««
of Idea, a few of which can be obtained
by cone’ant companionship with the
author. I f a atudent would Isarn and
comprehend a new idea each month
during hl« college coarse, he would
surely have tlie motive power sufficient
to carry him succ«*rafully through the
remainder of bl« life.
Wm H Johnson gave the extempo
raneous address of the evening. The
question, “Resolved, That the income
tex is ju*t and practicable," was «Its—
trnle«!, Renshaw and Johnson, support
ing tbe affirmative, won from Hcar-
btough and Tiffany ou the negative.
Large Property Sale.
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tion This Afternoon.
INTERESTING
EXENCISES
Pally Guard. Nev *
This afternoon occurred the dedica
tion of the Paitereou School building.
Tbe public schools of th« city ad
Jonrued in honor of the occasion, The
pupils of the Geary Hchool were
aiarcbed up lu rank. The members of
the G A R, W R U, Ladies of the G A
R. attended in a body, Hon H B Ka-
klti acted as chairman of 'he exercises.
The program began with a song,
"The Star Spangled Haui er," by the
High Hchool Glee Club, duriug the
rendition of which the G A It presented
a flag to Ills school. A presentation
addrera was then given In behalf of
the G A R by Hon J M Shelley, fol
lowed in reply by Hon J ti McClung,
representing the school board. Tbe
third speaker was F. Hohwarxsctilld.
Mira Ida Fattenxm made a few kind
remarks of appreciation in behalf of
of her father,l)r Patterson, lu liouor of
whom the building was named. At
the close of Miss Patterson's remarks
one member of the GAR called for
Dr Pattersou.
The honored gentle
man, who is blind, w»« led down the
steps by Hon S R Eakin, and the
Voices of the audience rang out In three
cheer« for Dr I’atteraon.
The mandollu club played a eeleo
tion followed by a speech by Hupt W
M Miller. Principal Rechdolt spoke
la behalf of the school, followed by
ex Superintendent Ressler. The last
«peaker was Hon J J Walton, who re.
viewed the history of tne Eugene pub
lic schools.
A SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
Martin Nelson Severely Injured
This Morning.
Pally (inanl, Nov«
This morning about 9 o'clock Mar-
tin Nelson, who reside« about live
uilles we-t of Eugene on tbe Elmira
road, was quite severely injured In a
runaway.
Mr Nelson and hl« son, Will, had
start«*d oat with two wagons alter
some wood ill tlie tlmla-r weet of their
place. The young mau who waa driv
ing thenar team «topped at their next
door neighbor’s place, leaving the
team etamtlng lu the roid while he
weut Inside. Will 1« he wm gons a
baud of sheep coming down tlie road
frightemal the team, causing them to
ran. They ran Into tbe wagon occu
pied by Mr Nelaon, throwing him
off the seat and under the wheels.
He was rendered unoonsoloua mul
when hl« son reached him it w»s
found that hla head wm badly cut and
one arm and other parts of hla body
were badly bruiaed and cut up.
Dr C HT Atwood was sent for and
aoon arrived and attended the Injured
man. Tbe doctor think« a bone in
on« arm 1« cracked but that he will
recover nicely.
The wagons were
smashed up considerably and one
lior«e injured.
Training With Hanna.
Our Governor's gone and left us —
He won’t ire home for weeks;
He'« travellu’ In Ohio
Where ou p«>|ltlca lie speak«;
He got an Invitation—
At least that's what they say—
To go an' help Mark Hanna,
Au’ be started that same day.
Mark «aid the state was surely loet—
If "Timothy” didn't go
An’ tell the p»*«>ple how to vote—
Way back In O-hl-o.
He also said they’d teach "T T"
Home new ah’ worthy trick«,
An' «end him borne all ‘'loaded"—
Hi« euemlee to "tlx."
philolooian Bocfgrv.
The Pbilologlannmet In regular»«-M«lon
Dally Guaid, Nov •
last evening. The principal feature of
E J Frasier t-xlay sold F lorence and tlie s««Ml(in was a prepared addrera by
Eugene property to W J R -g« r« aggre Prof Joseph Hciiafer on the subject,
gating
0; al«o the R Fl Wilson "Tboe Jetl-rson as a university build
Ten thoaaand reople ll«tened.
property iu Glenwood Park to W J er." The addrera was highly appre
One day last w««ek, w«'re told,
Rogers f >r $2200.
ciated by tlie «oclety and showed con When he talked about "fr«e ellver,"
He also completed the eale <>f the A] siderable preparation on the part of
“High tariff" an' "free gold."
J Keeney farm containing 4<«l acr«» at the speaker. 0 V Ross gave the de
He told how the "happy working man
G-sihen to A C Ellis for 1« 0" and the clamation of the evening followed by
No longer lived on cru«t«,’’
I «; an were naaaed.
Mr J A Gamtier, who s;s>ke extem- An* «aid as how each "democrat
Was wore« than all the tru«t«."
C obubo B uilimno —Mr Truillnger porant'-usly on 'The recent election in
I« building a n-w boura, so I« John New York." The question, "Re The Gov’nor belter be at home,
Macy; Clark Lewi« la bulldlrg In the solved, That organized labor la a
A-rouadiu’ op bl« "goats;”
Mae* aoditlnn, Frank Ballard the greater menace tz> society than organ
Than
canterin’ through Ohio,
black-mlth, In tbe Hklnner addl'lon,1 ized capital," was donated affirma
For Halma makin’ vote«.
Wilber Warner I« building a new tively by H <♦ Moulton and J W Mo- He’ll u«ra1 some votes himself, next
meat market on Fro.it »tree«, Booth- Arthur aud negatively by V W Tom-
spring—
Kelly Co »»• building a new office, In.on and Fred Htockton. ihe de
There’ll tie a hot campai'u,
Wm Vtnduyne la Improving hie «fore cision was given In favor of the neg
Au' they'll do their beet to "do" him
building, and Grandpa Hklnner has ative.
"When the Robins best again."
completed hi« new reaidence and le
rctaxian socibty .
AL Covn.
low at home.
At'.heir regular meeting yesterday 1
A M arhiagb .— Corvelli« Times: A
E lbctkd O fficbb B.—The Willarn- the F.utaxlan« rendered the following
th« borne of the bride’« parente in
etts Valley Poultry Association met prog am:
Lan« county next Wednesday Mln
Recitation. Peer! Luckey.
yesterday In J O Watts’ « ffice and
little Edward« and Mr Joelah Herron
Reading, uulu Holmea.
elected officers a* follew«: President,
of Kenton county, are to t* married
Prep Addrera, Amy Holmes.
J O Watte. Eugene; secretary, B F
Current Event«, Bertha Templeton. The gr<x»m le the «on of Mr. Mary
Kseney Gosh«n; treasurer,
trt'«
Debate: Affirmative I ««be I Jak- Barclay, arid la • well-known Benton
Wilkins. t'oborg; superintendent. Geo
Fi*her. Eugene The date of the next way, Mira Friendly. Negative—Leila county boy, Mira FM ward« le a popular
young woman of Lane.
annual show was set for December lk. fUnmb, Margaret Bannard
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PATTERSON SCHOOL
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1 lie old tin., prejudice against Cl.lt«
is fast dleappvarl. g ill this progrew ¡Vo
age. Year«ago only men wvre t«,er
ated to clubs ai d s woman’« club was
uuheard of. When Husau B Anthony
and Harriet Beecher were In tbe zenith
of their glory, a woman's club was
looked upon wltii much disfavor, «vail
among those who Inwardly acknowl
edged the iutlueuoe to tie uplifting and
elevating to womanklud In her do
mestic m here, t ut fear of public cen
sure put « damper on the growth of
such liberal Ideas. Originally th,we
societies were bold in principle, pro
claiming woman's rights in every walk
lu life, that of bolding office, Alling the
pulpit, practice at the bar aad right at
the pol e, together with a whole cate
gory of grievauc.w against iuhum >u
man generally. Timm have ctiaug* J;
ao has man. t hese clubs have ims 1-
fled luto social, literary, cliarltah «,
and In some state« political institu
tions, and man ha« accustomed till *,
se.f to tlie horror of his wife having
any right logo beyond tlie home circle
for recreation from tlie strenuoin
household duties.
The grand ball giveu Friday night 10
the ariuory by the Kuighta of t'ythla i,
assisted by the Rathbone Slater«, I »
celebration of the eleventh auuiversai »
of the lodge, was all unqualified su«
oera. it was one of the most large! f
attended and most brilliant affaire I
Its kind ever giveu iti tbe city, Froi k
tlie time the grand march, lei! by E t
Davis and Mira Myra Browu, begai.
at 9 o’clock, till the last of the ! I
dance« wan llnlstied, the armory pt •
vilion prmeuted a merry scetie. T. •
decoralloue for the occasion were elal
orate and i>eauliful aud reflected grei I
credit upon those who had charge > I
Numerous nt reamers « i
the work.
red, blue and yellow crepe pa|>er wei I
Hwung from tbe dome of the bulidin I
to the gallery railing«, over 30 mirror i
were placed around tlie hall on th •
wall« and the letter« "K of P” in re I
and blue > lectrlc light«, adorned tl. i
west wall. The rtception room« wei i
al) o tastily decorated wltii ivy, pain I
aud flower«. In the corridor« lilt!)
Altaaud Vera Eastliam served llgti
punch and lemonade to the thirst /
dancer« betwien numbers. Tlie mush
was furnished by Hvarverud’s orohe-
tra and was splendid.
Commit ■
tee« «« follows had charg« of this uios
successful function: Arrangements,
E It Davie, O C Roberts, H A Dunbar.
Miss Blanche Taylor, Ml»» Fannie
Hamenway, Mrs C L Winter; Reoey
tion, H W Taylor, H W Thompson, «
O Watts, Fred Fisk, Mrs A G Holder.
Mr« J O Walts, MrsH W Taylor, Mr« 1«
K Yoran, Mrs E A Armitage; Floor
managers, W 11 Alexander, C W
Griffin, Dr Claire Willoughby.
THE FREIGHT WRECK.
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tident,
Jorish
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One Hobo Crushed to Death Near
Wolf Creek.
M.
The G uahd Friday
inentloneit
the wreck of a height train In South
eru Oregon. Yesterday’s Roseburg
Review prints the particulars a» r.»i-
lows:
The through freight, train No 322
drawn by three engine« under Eil
glueera W F Anderson, Dempsey and
Rosa, and In churge of Conductor M <
Gregory and Brakemen Jas Tynai
ami H Gilvin, jumped the track with
out any apparent cause, one-half mil*-
west of Wolf Creek, at 2:21) tills morn
ing. Fourteen cars were piled up ill
the ditch and two of them were com
pletely turned over. One unfortunate,
uuldentlfled hobo was crushed to death
lieneath a ship anchor, but beyoui.
thia no serious casualty occurred. A
wrecking train was dispatched to the
«oene from Roseburg early this morn
ing and another left Portland at 8:40 a
tu, which would Indicate that the
wreckage 1« plentiful and the damage
to the track large. The train was go
ing at the rate of about 18 ml lee an
hour when approaching Wolf Creek
station, which 1« the first station south
of Glendale and juat beyond the county
Hue between Douglas and Josepnlne
It 1« about 70 mile« by rail from R «.
burg.
ni.
junty
will
Court
mbsr
I tbe
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n«iy*
P racticix « ifob E uubbb G ame .—
Review: The Roseburg academy foot-
ball team k< ep« dally In practice for
the coming oonteet with the Eugene
High School on Ti>ank«glvltig day.
Despite the boye' recent defeat at the
halide of the Drain team, from wblcU
they hope to benellt and Improve, they
are coufldent of their ability to gleg
the Lane county boy« an Interesting
game.
Mrs Frasier, a deaf woman, was go«
Ing along the tracks this forenoon
when a work traia approached, saym
tbe Albauy Democrat of yesterday.
The eng'aeer blew the whistle, but
«be did not stir. Then he stopped th««
train just lu time, aud had to get
down from hl« euglne and assist her
from the track before she was aware of
tbe presence of tlie train.