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FOUR KILLED. 50 HURT
IN PENN. TRAIN WRECK
Eight Exoiess Coaches Piunqe
Down 30-For;; E.ribsnkment
:r.iphia.
SAGGING C-IRDER BLAMED
De] ~ ? r
Cr d Break, Is-Be'
vYoundecl in
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bralsed
and, fraetured
? 'hieago sul ?
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. ? ona and
,nd bodj
-
Wllkinabu
H , <"ad./. Ohlo, leg fra.tured
Philadelphia,
. -ln ann roatuslooa ol hip.
- ;. -
? i-riii and
? . .'
eni
. Btr Ined back.
' my o* tne h |ui??.) r<- r* ?
iter and Harrtab
. were suftl.'lently reeovered ti
te theh baaneo, and oniy foui pus
? . ?- are n'>w r^par-fd gg i
ThOf a:e Mr* Mar'' HudBUtt,
forh bar dauehtor, Mlaa Ruth
? j*)p jtt. f.venty-two yeara ??Jd, and
ni | *\ a tera, r;fty threi ? . old,
who are In the
?al, and Archiliakl Read
whO WHr Ol
aneburgc, P?nn., ln the Coateevllle
-, araa the last of the ln
bbovs- fresa bean ath the
He inv for ttm
BBBSB r>f tw_ ' ? ?
Me.t irrla
? ? wt.. k on he
Rallroad Ci mn
ta wlghV
??I ?> . . Bosed
-zinK ot a gvdei on Um bridge,
abi:
t eoaphnga to break and thi
? ?, . - .... 11.
T_h tr.i.n **_.? compoaed ot twe
_tai car. a ooaaMnattoi
aaathar, one d-.iv eaach o: _ nlne Pull
?
i.?'.<?. tralnh Wen
wreoh from Philadelphia and Lan- |
and the tt hnrad rai B ?*??
? 1 Harrish >ti
aad were i * ' '?" k '
a be-j
Mil thoaa ? P aaa oar,
.? , t : added te he borror,
. aeddi al Tl ? tn:' boAl)
On All the
Best Tables?
ho "kpow
i hoice ol Baaa Ai. a*. a
. .._r family
will ]\V.r I I delijrhtful and
nutn:
3a ss
Ale
On Draught and
ln Bottle Everywhere
?
tl -?ught a' hi
lobber,
B*t_ a ? '_ ,
PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE WRECK ON THE PENNSYLVANIA R. R. AT GLENLOCH, PENN.
structurally dai ged, therebj ? ng what might have beeh a iVavy tbai of
?'M'i!.
^
.
? coal '
. avork dlffl
? in tho
<la v ? ..? :. v ? ?
?
? WII'll
.l?nt occurred.
Soi ^?e of tb?
tO tianiflBUrg on tl
from thflt
H. D
maa ' '
"1 1 !?'. .
top Of 1
down ;?.!?"
. ef the : "
?
how the ??? ? k
F. ii.
e cf the
i . e said, "and m- I
? i
... l to m.ikf- mj "
ln thi
? tha
Steel Cors Saved Many Livflfl.
; . ? oi the :
ho? thfl wrei k occui
?
hav* been manj ?
il tn
Beveral of th?
pi BS4 -
? ...?. Th*r
'
roarkfl l s/rerk
? ?.at so many of the i
mmmMt rnej aaid tl i
Brsi ibock, when
? ej found i
to the Btroctnrea ?
? ?
berthi an I diet
of the paaaei
e bi
i ?
Harrl
auAc of tln
tbat the
.
?? ?? ta
? . ??
tlon.
i ?
wlll j
roii.l..
bad wlll ' ?
homee Iw bui
Says Bridge Causfld Wreck
iiu thfl aenlal i
rtl of i". F H Owaaa j
of thla --Ity. that
Ight. Dr. 0
. - thal ? ? mg a i
. ? vi Inlty, and I
i M .. a I cajmdlttoH
. .-e king - rew dhi r..?t dara nn
ih"lr train over .t ulier the Btnaeh
? it wuh n.'t a brokan ran lhal wrw kad
Di Owaaa te "-r': t !t !
, tbe fltnklni -.f tiu ai Btmanti of th?
.rlflgt tha' eauaed the acetdint. Thia
.,- ii.. potni of a em re.
nontha heavy tralna bava beea hittlng I
i.;s | full speed with tl
? _hi abatmanti ot the bftdge aaak
it only naeaad this traln, wuh
? taxry Btrtng ef eare,
e theeolli of the brklga atruci j
't ia my opi ? a thai Maine f?
. - Mn etly ob tbe sihi
lors. who should have knewn what
railroad ? doing to tbat ]
M the poinl where the arr.
BTcurred tbe Tn nton ( itofl ?? al
< n ti acki and ?
naaa of Barltcaea
Pullman Makes Headloncj Plunge.
??7ii. two rnKiT" Rrteeked ti_la
,.. tbe treeh bol remalned aprlgbt. The
iam left Um traln bul reraalned
? er thi
?
.? ?
uit and ralled ,'?? ?? i tbe < _Bbank
neni tbirty-nve li " Thi Beat i
, pullrnan, whi
nkmenl and landed on Ihe I
eoal <*hi on thr low I ?
? i -
? . . i Pulli dlong
i< ?.'???? I
rolloa ng roll< t lo tl ? foot of thi ot
I
' r the 1
?
-
off 1
-?
DIRECTED OWN RESCUE
Yonker. Man Pinioned Under
? n Hours.
i
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,
hfrn n .? i. thi i i"1*
rt I ' -
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fi , bh
p ?
and ir.
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and H a
.
neei
... I
i.... ?? wa to
.1 aa ui ?
,
...
.
I
? ? ed ti
111
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ere ? ?
? ?
bt out, and a Bteel rod
la the
red i
an i *
rn, all i ? ' ''? ott
' ? ? "
t .... ? bt l ihe
? . . wo ^
?]??? o doci
heerl
I ggiag aad
nt th<- ""' f "~ ? ''
Pmallj i.
" . - . ?i._ i for reltaf. am
thi Mrtdle low - rern ilai I < ... eit...
.,(? thi wort ? fool
?
I'l . u ? .rre.i ;il 11 l'i
lakii '.
him froni i bt Iron i>> laoi i\ I 18, Flve
'
U. S. TO PROBE WRECK
lnterstate Commission Sends
Men to Scene of Dipaster.
UcCbi
i
..????
(Uin-oad at Qtealoch, Pi na. fnm< i
K. Heward. englBi
Btai ? asked
\i MeCord -
rerk.li ' ' I ?
fij hvjured
M< inhet ? ..f the comn*
aaing frequanojr of
.
,,., ,,.,i ,- ? * hethi t tl a
......
? in Ihe
,ils Wlll i..
-.;i'v in .."l.: f. 01 rrotue BtruetUTB. <!??
?
Men of All Parties Want io At
. id Dinner for Him.
NO I FRIENDS SAY
D< I ?''?? Wigh to
A I nov !
,: . . . .
Bui the
J '
? . ?
on the |
i ? ?
livi : rrown n. auch proi
v ing rooma
> i*?t*-j Aal
tle? Wh
dui
Atl lo the
be I
l ? ? . ? <? .ttiit.K
'
'
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I ?
'
B
r '
?
vas 1
launchiai l
'
:
t | l
.'. i y of
ihe Dl itrld Attorni :?' lt has *M-enied lo
of Mr, Whlt
.tuld I Bttlng
publii .... should t"
of hls : ' couni . ea
.
dlnrn ' i ? rt- -I ? ?
[?li to thi nsoei conapli u. i tan la tbe
: ii .ssembly Dlatiicl II rec* Ivi i i i
lhan lo U n | I
v . were
... thal bli
, ouaty m ? ?< ?- * ?"??
binri
?
? : if all partlea
ring 1 ? ? >
... tbl ? bi nol .i poll ? I ilfalr,
bui i.i i< ognitlon of | ervlce."
.,.. i . ol thi i li lud
ber of wi II kaoa n Den
,? .. nl -tlon of
Oi |ag pn bi .. iniiiiit.?>? .
I witn deaiands fi ' ' a ta
OVERSEA TO NURSE ENVOY
W. D Crnm's Wife Comcs from
England to Join Him.
II, .. |, . . rlfe of tha aa
rla, arstvad I
day on tl a Aaa rtoan iin-r k1 I ?
lo ? __arieeCea, B. < wl srs h-r
1 la IH 'viti. Africaa I
tho ta. 1
.. ,i ,.- thi i:... bafelli r laatt
| u . I
.... .
wanted to -. ? bere la iHns foi ';
tbi Bt
Loeds broughl bha ta po ? a Itb
p ? ?
LAYS IIIS 10 PARKHURST
Sulzberger Says Crusade Led
Jews into Rosenthal Plnt.
VICE SPREAD TO GHETTO
Gunmen Were ir Formativf Pe?
riod When Soi/ipI Evils Were
Diaaeminated, Savs Ariicle.
: ? rurrenl Issue >.f "Ths
? flberger
' .Icws
i apiracy ass i ipi ??-< ?
iiBtnry of thfl Jflwlah
people, I ?..'??;
Hi ...tt: Ita !?? ? ita ap?
i ? ?nu.. a ana ? ee to pec il
-:ti|C fha
.. aad
? Ins ol Mcc into :
. uit or th.' Parkb iral cru?
- gambllng
,. I'ie
\. ntlon if Cl .n.. I
1 he keeptng of - had
.. ? ?
lAfloed
? i.'ii* .if complainta reeeh ?
... m< nti. h ho > bornea
? ..'...-. 'l ii.
...: i : lUghl tO
fathei And
....
? ....
i flfltlll of tiie
led a '.th
mofll r eonsequenee
I- one whe knew I fecta
...... . '
for i ma) go Ha
il tha Bee*.
? itj 'a ofBdal repreaentai re, the
unlforra m, that *??
? ?
o( _od and man "
|i ? srhen ? have
. ! "f th? murder of 11
'???????? I
li hvflfl, Ifr. Bul um "x-1 |
. ??evil of a-Baamlnatlng
ty vice, wblch bad pre
,.:,,?.. itrtetfld guar
... ?....,.,. operatlva upon ibeii ebar
actera H( writee
dlfferene* be
., og up and watofotnti
" ntagfl Wlth w
.?, ln tn* rery honaeailn
. ? ,. treetfl sb thelr
AVoie play-round and erll clmractera pjy*
"n, thllr vocatlona al aboul them, with
wlllch left only a mtniroum of
I opnortan t: foi child r-_rlnB,
.. propagatlna wlth sueh rapid t:
m onlv vice ca" propajrate Is II poesll Ifl
...... - . ? .idba ralsed
,,, ritwenl and honorable manho
arithoai a woful raUIng bj
OA, bare
wlth-toed th. temptauon; thoae; whoi dl;l
? nt ln 'Oypa and _->t??.
municlpaMty bM sown Um wind II a
. lal ' ? ? driwlnd
a- a rernedy for tbeaa otmAM*** ? tba
.. ,, oicta Mr. Mflweri
...... thal taa peeblam enn he aalved bj
..... impiurtmflnt ef reere?tkm facUltiea
Ib eaeb Meeh ? atrip
... i aad glvei evei 1
He alae declaree i
II "wbatevar pe_?f nmv aa adopt
Ad whPtrtf-r resuiation. iBagraajaUefl or
i?pi-alim eeetata it la that H n_v nai
bfl paraaltted te nniirtah under thfl mhi
i people. '
\ir gulabergar I ? ?'" .''*'":,!'''1
oveirarntfl horh ta improvr condl
ttopa i.na *?'? and P"n,'ral
polltlcal .-."I'li'ion-. Hia ery ha? alwaya
... ?ra aal of thr- Qhette "
be r. siLtnffi .? prflflManl "f tba
Hariota i-nio.-r.it.r nob hfW'Riia* it aranl
? -. Tammany Hall, and h? mptJaeled
or In IBBj be ?
,,?.|,,i;.,, ,n. Boroogti Preaident
.,,..,.' tbfl lewtoa
^grleultural aad Indnatrial Aai B*eelety
aad also of tha Vtahti Bt brew Cbatitlea
I. Alimatt $c (En.
THE HOUSE GOWN DEPARTMENT
is shov/ing late importations of Paris Negli
gees and Boudoir Gowns, rnodeled in veivet,
brocade, satin, chiffon and Jace.
Hand-embroidered Japanese Gowns and
zenana Lounging Robes are shown at rea
sonable prices.
THE SHOE DEPARTMENT
has in stock. at moderate prices, a very com
plete assortment of Women's Siippers for
afternoon andevening,comprislngan attrac
tive variety of matcrials, colors and deslgns.
Also Boudoir Siippers in silk, brocade, ete.
Buckles of rhinestones or cut steel.
jFifttj Aormtf, 34th mtfr 35th tfeMfc #fiu flnrk.
Why
should you buy a piano in which no pro
vision has been made for a self playing
action, when the standard case of all pianos
[?layer Pi.no- of the ?- tne furure will be designed with <uch
1 lighest Cr_dr prOVlSlOn ?
____ Convertible Piano
lnv*\tlg_'e
ii regular piano construction ,*oleIy for hand
playing but with all dimensions so planned
that a player piano action can be installcd
in its case whenever desired.
That lt
Will Be the
Standard Case of the Future
admits of no doubt. It is the logical rc$ult
of the increasing demand for the Plavr
fe_TrW P,ano* Bc sure y?u 8et l--c Standard Qfctc
when you buy. To buy thoughtlrssly ollr-ri
means to regret with reason.
THF BACON PIANO COMPANY
505 Fifth Ave. Near tltl m.)
tA
SURETY BONDS_ACCEPTED
Ruling Against Them, as in Indi
ana, Unlikely Here.
Tboae tasalllai wttb tbe law of New
r Mata and witti orlB-taal nrocd.re
? ? Mld yeeterday tha: i leh a rollag
ta ' ai mad* ti .I'lrtgf. And?>r_.n. at ln
diaaapotls, on \v>dneeday. when h, de
dded that ;nd?*mnifl<-<1 bond* w.-.
agalaal public polley." had nm been
raade In thbi Btate aitbln ibi Ir.
tion. and tbal lt waa SKOasdiagly doitbt
ful if. under tbe law, su< ii a i illag
. lie made In Kew Tork Bl I
Judge Aaderaon ruied thal the bonds
men who had fu alahed ball la tho aaaoual
of $!"'.,k*1 f'.r fourteen ot tho .lefrndaniR
in ths dyaaaatte trlala in that etty bad
beea fully secured anainst loes ell
by the defendaata thesaaelves oi
third person and that. therefore, new
bondt* Bhould he secured or the ? fea
_.? ?_ . . :'., . i. .1 anded to la ?
Both Distrlct Attorne. Whitman and
? . ... \ L-avetli tl i .eaiatant Dla
.ttorne. ln rharae of hia boil de*
Bt. aald that ta their knowiedse
.. ruling h;id sver been aaade ia
ats ar.d they thougnt it sxtraaasly
thal one could be BBada legaHy.
The uw j'lovldes foi orltlaal acrutlu*
of the aurety, but sach Bcrutta*
the purpooa of det fmtniag ths
. .. ?i reai eaatl iiit* ol the
boadsmaa. in all fetoay oaaes tae B-agaa
trate ma. demand that '??', daya" nettee
,.i aa appllcation ror ban be made. so
that tbe Distrlct Attorae* ata* eaaaalw
ret!
l\ ia well bnown lhal Buretj corn
paatea la thls clty demand that c.llat
eral seeurlty be depaattai aith them t<>
ths amounl of the bond before they will
furnish ball W ben ' Blg '?** Zelig
was reieaeed fraaa ths Teosbi ?
rurnlsbed by a auretj cowipaay, II waa
common gosslp that "Brldgta" Wobm
tnd soms of bja friends bad eolleeted
caab to tbs full aaaoual of tha bond and
...I ii with ths aurety eoaapaa.
Altbougn n? New rort )udga haa amd<
tne rullag aaadi I dga ta* raan, . e.
,,,,i then la .. raluetawoe te acoeat a
boadamaa ths aafet) ..r whaae bbbboi la
guaraateed la abewn bj ths diafavoi
wttb whleh bonds fura-shod b] aurai]
oompaatea ara regarded bi 11 rta n ludgea
Juatlos c,otf who is now prsetdlaa. ei
the HtAo trial, la aaM to ba oas Judga
wbe I rehictant to ?? " ' ?? ? " bl B-teted
.,\ a aurety eoaapeay.
THREE LYNCHED TOGETHER
Negroes Who AtUcked Deputy
Sheriff Taken by a Lou.isi_.na Mob.
?hri report, La Nov _. - ffaad Burka
Jin; II. aid and Slla* .limmeraon. nessroe*.
who atta.-ke.l ai.il s?:tou_lv wounded
Deputy Sheriff Bdwarda, of Boaatar P?r?
ish. BSVatal WOOhS a?o. were taken lo
alghl bi s aaah from three deputtea who
werb rernosing them from thr I'nddo
l'ai ish ,:aii to Bentaa, thf parleb **-at .if
Baaaba Parieh. an.i ignahai at vanee
viil. ,i shori dlstance from Benton.
COLD WAVE OVER COUNTRY
Snow Falls from Connecticut to
North Carolina
K\en lf the pn. ? nf torfce] Bad *KJ9 *
was prohtbitlv* to the f/rep | ma onry
yesterday. :he-p i>sh one tiiin^ Wblch j
remmded the oldeet inhabitant of tb< |
BTf.d old time* wheii Thankugn lag I 'a \
waa one lo be lookert forward to. Tia
one thina waa the onow. Thi*. arh h
stei v aind thal l .-v ....,.;. tba ton
Bara of buf-Mjaga and walatlei through
the wtndow nar-ks, m.tde n. ople hnic tha
an'^iii raatlatera or tne ti.epiacea. i
cordiog lo thelr Mutioii la lif?
The BMIVUiy !n the th?rmomei-irB
sremed to B-Hve sreat Mtle__-tBBB from i
weather iseodltlee? it dan<-?<i a da all .
d.i> long ln the hlbaa, Komji down to il
?Cfl as early as !0 o'.lork bl th'
rnririii.K nn.i Finkinp to aIvmU .5 d<-sr**
by th* tlnh aighl fe;l Kor ?o-ni
<???.? aati I la n:orn;njr art I
I] eatder, witb Ugb ao**2-eaei lo
north '?
gj a'l ' ??' 'he k:n.l >,< weatha"
-.... Baal i beea aspei1ea>eiag ii'irirj; tho
tweeity-four boun mded .<? * a'doefc **ea?
terdaj T..r..:nc. th? repeei c?.'n .. .1 h
local Weetbar Bareau yesteraay
ibOWed thal Qnnw flnu fa!!i':K Bh alone th B
\t:,intir Coefll eflctioofl from CoanectiCUI
to .Vnrth Carolina, r^atiltinsr from the d*
veloriment of a ?to'm ?.f cetMrtdei?Mfl in
tenalty cenlred ofl the >,<-?? : ? , ?ei n
sn..w snd ? oi'iei w. ai i< ? indicatad
for thia I'ielnlty arltb temperatoraa mn
aide:ahl\ helow fiee/ifiK by thfaj BBOI-Ing,
wlth hlgh northiaM 10 ii'ir 1 h frtnda \oth
; east Btorm warninga are dlaplayed on ih*
I fro'.n llat'. t.,.- to BOBtOa
ART EXHIBITIONS ANO SALES. "
La6t Days of
This Extraordinary Exhibition"
-'? ~WKU*P Mflm WW YTbbt. r**TY
OII.N nun TO THI IT Kl II
IIKIM 9 A. M. I'NTTI. A r M.
i biii Daaaaabae :>ni BHaaaese.
A Remarkable Collection of
Beautiful and Distinctive
Antique Royal Carpcts
and Grand Tapeslrics
ol the XV. XVI. XVII
and XVIII Centuriea
-AIJ.O
kuaabara's Collection of
M Ukiyo-Ye'' Paintings
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MaBafcr.
2 1 L_n -"'1 Btreet, MneiivMi Beaan iuia

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