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Show Sr - - I s -- A PLUCKY Eggs twenty cents per dozen. Chickens thirty cents apeiecev cents per pound.: putter 12 Whedt ninty cents" per bushel. Oats $1.50 per Hundred pounds. ' . Hay ,6$ per ton. 1 I i YOUNG FEMALE., Erie, Pa., June 30. Miss IdaWak-ely- , night telegraph operator at swan-villi- e stadonon the-- .Nickle Plate oad, a terribly is the herione of Y - Railr- thrill- i 4 ing encounter. At midnight, at an hour when there-- . were only ;a few trains, the young woman heard some one at the door and a second later a villainous face appeared . .at the window. The fellow demanded admittance and was refused, whereupon he' threw a lump of copl through the window and then made a dash for the opening. Just then Miss Wakely flash- ' ed her revolver and ordered the intruder to retreat. He, stoped to parley, saying: You wouldn't shoot.' The brave young .woman took deliberate aim, but the tramp brew aknife. While Miss Wakley held at bay' the desperado with V "her revolver in one hand, she used the other hand to call the next station, where a train was side tracked and to her joy she. caught the operator, whom she in- . FATAL RAILWAY WRECKS. .1 Jfc f 'PUBLISHED EVERY- MONDAY. D, MARKET-REPORT. -- ? . p - - THE-HEBER-HERAL- -- . I : Nevaua. Mo:, June 28. A Missouri Pacific express train was wrecked five miles from here this afternoon. Three coaches were precipitated down an embankments Conductor Sam Jones and a child of W. H. Marvins, both of Kansas city, were fatally hurt. Twenty-seve- n other people were injured more or less seriously, but it is not thought that any of them will die. i ! U I n ! ; ; -- - TWO PASSENGERS KILLED. Chicago June 28. As the Omaha and Council Bluffs passenger train-o- n Chicago, Rock Island &. Pacific' Railway; was nearing the station, one coach, chair-ca- r sleeper and dining car took another track and overturned Mrs. Annie Larson of: Morris, III, and another woman' whose name conld not be obtained, .were jnkantlyJullecLand Lseven other passengers were injured, but not ' seriously. --t- . i t tie Little ' leg, hasn't he? Veteran's little.girl Yes. 7 . Little gir! Where is his other one? ' 'Veteran's little girl Hush, dear, ,its in heaven, Boston, Courier. f 1 t i i I n , ' formed of her dilemma., f The engine was detached and with the crew aboard ran to the handsome young woman's rescue. While the crew were comingjQ3tLe.yoiingwomans relief the ;: burglar' tried to induce her to hand over the contents of thesafp and made blood ; but when the engine,"; curdling i with the crew-turnea sharp curve he-,r- an away in time to escape lynching, The night of terror was too much for. f t -- . our papa has only got one girl-r-- Y : .. tats, d s Mice 1, fainted. UUU UVI1 -- v i i t T J . X ... , i - i S . t |
