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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, MARCH'.4, 1905. 11" FIRE DUE [0 PHOSPHORIS - - STREETS LOOK AS IF NOAWS ARK ~ HAD GIVEN A HOLIDAY. INJ SEVEN KILLED AND SCORE RED IN TRAIN WRECK c = 1b,019d .hlpment 7 PITTSBURG, March 3.—Seven men | block sighal lights showed green, and | a hospital at Richeston, Pa. The dead Iélelgen;;:: Eugetnrh:te:m; lL;:uten-nt S - £ he ran:ahead at forty-five miles an |are: 4 . W ggs of the Naval Reserves; field Responsible for MANY ODD ANIMALS e e e e o Rt oo e tough | “CAPTAIN WILLLAM . HES- | 2 o o e o 0 iy o . Nasy 1 . . . Blaze on' the Oregon of special trains bound from Cleveland | ai "Saly Wy Jnto. a toorist sicepmg | LIECTENANT D ¢ SCHOFIELD | 640t William Melrish; Lieutenant F. - Sy | PLEASE SMALL BOYS to Washington on the Pittsburg, Fort|car just ahead. of Company D, architect. ‘Vanderburg; Captain Grekler; Adju- - o > NIYTT ~ "y ‘Wayne and Chicago Railroad, carrying All the officers of the engineer corps CORPORAL JAMES KEHOE. tant Walter McCarron. VNERS TO PROSECUTE !« —¥ | Ohio delegations to the inauguration. |were in these cars, and all the casual-| PRIVATE H. R. HELD. ————— PRI essel TLeaves FEureka for | gineers. It stopped at Clifton, eight L B a 1 fioem Chrvelasd San Francisco Harbor With | | hot box. The second train, with the ! Captain Charles E. Pope was the only | Major J. B. Guigs, both legs broken | riage of Miss Elsie Porter, daughter of iTa: Lis P « Q.d | same number of cars, carried the Tip- |officer of the engineers’ battalion to|and otherwise hurt, probably fatal: | the American Embassador, to Dr. Bd- Heavy List to Port RSide pecanoe Club of Cleveland, & band and | escape injury and he will be in com- | George Reilly, may die; O.C. Pinney. | ward Mende of Zurich, Switzerland. ] twenty-five women. The special trains | mand of e battalion, which will re- | quartermaster, Collinwood, skull frac- o o performed to-day at the town | were running close together and the | tUr? to Cleveland. ~The Tippecanoe | tured, may die: James Gray, MESTO | . 211 of the municipality of the -y | TR f the f. a Club will complete the trip to Wash- | cook, may die; Floyd Palmer, serious; . Pas: apies Tear; hralicman zo orward traln|ington. ..Of. the Tippecanoe Club only | Lieutenant Clifford B. Haskins of the | Quatre. The Mayor, who seldom offi- rough jdid not have time to run back. The |two men.are missing. They may be | Naval Reserves; Hugh Bidmann, gen- | ciates personally, conducted the cere- ity of engineer of the rear train sald the!among the injured who were taken to | eral agent of a life insurance company; ! meny. g | | ADVERTISEMENTS. | { [ i : < UNIVERSITIES, . : . i IMPORTANT INSTITUTIONS IN OTHER £ i iy The New International Encyclopaedia has recsived ‘‘The Grand AT ‘B Yale Wesleyan, Ohlo. fant? : il : Amer. Acad. Arts & SclenceaBoston, Mass. | iR il Prize” (the highest award) at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. | a=er, i A=® ! Pennsylvania. Columblan. Congregational Library. Soroml, o Adopted by the Board of Education for use in Migdiesex Law Library. ... Hoston, Mase. Conmabin, Sent N. B. Conservatory of Mudto Boston, Mass. B g’;:.‘.:‘_“""‘"- e the Public Schools of New York and Boston. Public Libeary. Sevkim, Mo = ‘ : “,a\,,; Brown. ‘Wisconsin, Publle Library. % CunM!’l"i‘ ul.-. e ! New York. Schools. N B s Wesleyan, Conn. Diinots. « Providence, R. 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The inhabi- street, headed by a platoon of mount- The first train of seven cars carried a battalion of Ohio National Guard en- ties occurred in them. The wreckage caught fire and all the forward train and three cars of the rear train were FRANK PINNEY, aged 10 years, son of Lieutepant O. C. Pinney. TWO UNIDENTIFED MEN. MAYOR OF FRENCH CAPITAL PERFORMS THE CEREMONY STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS, The New International Encyclopaedia Is An En- Riverdale Library. go the ark ed police. Following the police were 3 S St. Agatha School. tants of that antedeluvian vessel were | the bareback riders and a display of ([} Orone. Me. a1 tirely New Work. It Is Not a Revision of, Nor Si. Bartholomew Club. ell right in thelr day, but if Noah | blooded ring and racing stock that ex- |f§ Farmingion. Me. i e R T O TR ek ot I SR e (‘l[?? un!i\'e;sal ad]rlnlralior:‘. Shegar:fi, s::le:x, et Clrbond::h_ . Is It Based on, Anx Exxsung Work. -: - 3 x H o) t nigh e would have ! 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