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^aur^ DEATH LURKED IN COLLISION OF TRAINS j Fatal Aooidont on tho Missouri Pacific Ivtiilroad. A LIST OF THE CASUALTIES. Trains Were Behind Their Schedule and Were Trying to Make Up the Time When They Camo Together In Awful Crash. Kansas City, June 4.?By a head-on pulsion between two Missouri Pacific r?s?engor trains near Mastln, 22 inilot: south of this city, one person has been killed audi 19 have been injured, inost of the lattar being passengers. The trains wea>e No. 1, tho Colorado Flyer, westbound, and No. 80, a HoiKington, Kan., accommodation train, east-bound. The dead: AufiusJt lJlcom Clear Lake, S. ft., Mealing a ride on the blind baggage. Tlve Injured: C. A. Sl#cum, enflueor, of Flyer, teg broken. E. W. Whaley, fireman on Flyer, head cut; badly bruised. E. W. Ford, porter, head bruised. E. Conklln, fireman on train No. 30, lcnoe mashe-d. Mra. John G. RdblnBon, lkilt)inujr?, right leg wrenched. James Furnlces, oonduotor on train No. 30," badly bruised. D. A. Ebwoll, of O-vsawatomic, Kan., engineer on train No. 30, condition serious; probably injurod internally. M.v- J. niasdale, Kansas City, log out; bamiy-NJjruilsed. W. J. Fornix Osaawatomle, Kan., head sovorely cut." ^ v. L.. Q. Slick, Kansas City, leg sprained. Henry Cassolbuna, Now York, nose broken. Dais Lu>cas, mall clerk on Flyor, body bruirtod. ? Frank Lunk, Kansas City., shoulder bruised. Ira Palmer, Loa Angeles, head cut; body bruised. Louis Palmer, Kansas City, bond out. W. J. MtoAlifoe, PuoCMo, Col., bead brulK?d, knee hurt. William Nichols, Ft. Douglas, Utah, right aid? hurt. Mrs. Mary Klttler, Portland, Oro... knoe bruised. Miss Posten, Boston, loft knoe severely bruised. Doth trains wore behind their schedule and wore trying to make up the time. No. 8(1 had orders to take n siding at Mastin, but had not roaclw^ that station, and was " " , * a rert a mile Fiyer " =fv>Mos woro dfrniollsh. * eOL \ The (i^y coaoh on the acconvmodaf tlon train was teloscopod as was the mall car on the flyer. AM the cure of both train<s were thrown from the tr&ok and tho track and road bod was completely wrecked. A rellerf train was sent from Kansas City witih a dozen physicians. 8ome of the injured were niavle oomilort?t>lo at Maatin aud others wore brought to ICauHas City. COLLISION ON SOUTHERN . One Engineer Was Roasted to Death Under His Engine. I?ui?ville, June 4.?An l^tening Po?t special from llarrodaburg, Ky? rtkVs: A freight train collided with ? work train on the Southern railway i u?> T7 Iinrnj, IllillllH l>WO Illl'Ii IU1K1 Injuring Mix. Tho d?ad: John Scanlan, engineer of freight train. Sam Wi'lliama, of work train crew. The InjureiW Clarence Steele, section bo*a. Jamoa Weteti, fireman. Ik-hat Hoffman, work train crow. A.ndr?w lSlMott, negro. William Todd, negro. Ito/bent. L?k>a, negro. Aoanlon wan roa&to-J to death under Ma engine, and the work train was tHMTY?d, National Quard Effective. Miontfernery. Ala., Juno 4.?Captain A. 9. Morgan, United States army, report? on tho Alabama national guard liifyppctlon. Tho flrat infantry, while not adequately equipped, Is in shape for ordinal y dom?stiLc duty with full eomplomout of men. Tho Third into atry oouM mu*tor about hnlf the number allowed General esprit du corps o< mnn Is k<x*1 with tho privates anxiou i to learn and ready to obey ojv$<wh. Mowt officers arc efficient, tout Bomo sro woefully Lacking In Vnovrlodgo of tholr duty. Artillery aniuttmont is poor and a change Ik s?od?d. There la no question of tlie atlre reliability of the guard in all domestic emergencies. Charge of Conspiracy. St lyoiris, June 4.?The April grand Jury which reported today indicted James M. Selbert, stat<o excise' com* mbwloner, on the charge of consplra oy to hltvdof tbo due administration of law. The Indictment grows out (? Investigation ln<<> the flagrant violations of th? excise laws In the city of 9t. Ijouis. Tho grand Jury also returned indtctmcntu against five captains of steamboats, who arc charged with permitting gambling on their boat*. Start I lug Kvldenee. Fresh testimony in groat ijnanity is constantly coming in, declaring Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption Couglu. ami Colds to bo nnefpidrd, A roeont exnreflsion from T. .1. McFarland Ilontorville, Vu., serves as example. Ho writes: "I had Itronobitta for tlireo years ami dooforod all tlm time willioil being benifitsMl. Tl on 1 began Uking Dr. King's Now Discovery, and a fow l>otUw wholly (.nrod me,1' Rnnally offeetive. in curing all I.nng ai d Thio t troubloH. Consumption, Pneumonia an I Grip. Ouar.intfol by Pickens Drug Co Trial bottles /roe, regular bizia GOe, and 81.00. V FLOODS IN THE WH8T. thmago Already Roaches Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars. ' J Kansau City, Juno 4.?Further rains i have fallen in eouithcirn Kansas within the paat. 12 hours, and the Hood con- ' ftltiona in the valley of the Neosho 1 I and Cottonwood rtvora continue to [ grow worse. The streams are higher 1 i than at any previous time In 20 years, . not excepting the ilse of a year ago, 1 | p.nd they aro still rising. | The Kaw, which caused the real , damage from Kansas City west to ! Manhattan la t;ho flood of 1903, contliv! ues to come up slowly at Topeka,, Lawrenco a ml Kaitvas City, but as ye# tio alarm Is fodt oven* tlie result o.' j the flood along tlile stream, although the Missouri river at Kansas City I 1b high and rising slowly, It lu beJ 'Joved It will be able to carry off the j 'great amount of water coming this Way from tihe west through the Kaw. j 'As tho streams which are the high ?n nro inose on me ivaw watershed, nnd drain into the river south of Kansas City, whatever serious damage te done must affect southern Kansas territory and will not do nuutcrial datrvWge at Kamiias City. Lawrence and North Top ok a. which towns suffered uho brunt of last year's flood. Oklahoma and Indian Territory streams are also high, and in some Instances have already ovefliower fhoir banks, inundatiijg valuable farm lands. Railway service throughout the southwest is still demoralized and a dozen or more trains are stallod li> Kansas. The damage already done by the llood is immense. Hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth oi bridges have heon destroyed and growing crops have been great ly damaged. As far as known but two lives, a worn a;; IT Ti i M, :?a ir. n3 :;w n, Who were drowned at Florence, have been reported. The greatest damage wrought Is in the great oil Holds of southern Kansas. Railroad traffic on all ltn?> in that section haw been abandoned. In some places tjho NcoMho is (5 miles wide and the people are moving about in boats. In lola, tho NeAtflio is 6 miles wide, and a foot higher than it wws year. There has been much damago to farm property and the loss of cattle drowned will be high. Rock anid 13! m creeks liavo backed their water into the town and 100 families along thoir banks driven from their homes were forced to tako shelter in the court house. The river is 'till ricinig today. Ajt Florence business is prarM',-,,* ait a fftandeAlll, and i? -"Ants ore ,novlr.., A passengCT u-ain is tied up at Cleunerats and the paasonigers were comtpelled to remain In the oars all night. Food was brought to them in boats. At Dmpo ria many peramy have been res>euc*l. THREATS KEPT HER SILENT. Afraid to Tell Police of Kidnaping oT Her Child. Now York, Juno 4.?Al'tor five (toys of silence In ft-ar of kidnaping Mrs. Folipo Basso, an Italian woman, l(v. ing In Fir^t avenue near One Hundred and Twnnty-sixtli street, ha<s reported to the police that her daughter.. a pretty child of II! years, was stolen last Sunday. It Is said to be the fifth case of the kind in a fort night. Two tnon snatcftied the girl from her playmates In the street, placed her in a closed carriage and drove away. Every effort wok nuacfe by the Basso family to trace the kidnapers, but without success. Th<*y wore in constant feair of death and did not report tho matter to (he police until the arrival of a loiter apparently from (Tie man. It stated that there was no help for (he child; that she could not bt> recovered and threatened the Bassos with terrible vengeance if they made the matter public. Tlioy hesitated no longer, and a house to house search was at once instituted throughout "Little Italy." No clow to tho lddnapora has yet been obtained. EXPLOSION OF NATURAL OAS. Four People Fatally Injured; Eight others Seriously Hurt. Put ran ou nt. W Va . June I ?Uv>ur poaple were fatally hurt and olght others iwrloualy injured today hi an explosion of natural gas, which wrecked a Large boarding house here Inimodlatel> foMowhig the explosion fire broko out, and the occupants who were burled In tho rut as were readied with difficulty. Those who were fatally hurt are: Mrs. VV. Dent and two daughters, Mrs. 1*7. M Wraafey. i he explosion was oaused by a natural gas leak. rtewaras Aggregate Atlanta. Juno I - -The Atlanta ('on* (rtllutlon offers a reward of $f>flO for tho arroHt.. with proof to convict. <?f tthe murderer or murderer* of Miss Sophlo Kloecklor Tho governor has offered a ixiward of |250. The rewards now aggregate* $75o, ami thoro is now absolutely no lack of Inc^ntlvo on the part of public and prlvato detectives to oxept every offort U? discover tho man who committed thia murder which will go down In tho criminal record of Georgia us one of tho mo?t foul and m,j*storlou.s over committed. Worst of All Experience*. ('an 11113thing ho worso tlian to foi l that every minute will l?n your last? | Such wan the experience of Mrs. S. II. i Nowhoii, Decatur, Aln. "Fur three yeara" i who writoa, "I outlined in-lfer able pain I from indigestion, Htomnch mid bowel ! trouble. Dcnth Boomed inevitable when j dootorfl anil a 1 lemodioaf died. At length i w.ih induced to tr.v Kleotlio Bittern ami tho result waa miraeul' uh. I im- ] proved nt. once and now I'm completely recovered.*' For Liver, Kidney, 8torn- 1 ach and Bowel tronblo E'octrio Bittern 8 in tho only medicine. Only OOo. Ite guaranteed by 1'iokeuH Drug Co. < I r U: - WOMAN AND FASHION A Smart Illoaco. Hero Is a model from Paris which has a clile all Its own and yet Is no simple that almost auy woman who wields a needle can copy It for herself, rtie Imported model Is fashioned of a changeable yellow and silver ineasaline, with broad bands of tillet Ince la an unbleached tint. The little chemisette Is tn white moussellne, this Interposing between the yellow silk and 1 OHIO FRENCH DLOUSK. the lnce, ranking the yellow doubly becoming. The nilk Is shirred over cord* j nt the bust line nud nguln above the wnint, the uleeves being shirred to correspond. Ilretelles of lace define the vest, and tlu> lonir Hhoulder offeot 1h ! simply attained In tlio strap epaulet which extends down the sleeve to the olbow. The sleeve Is cut unusually full, and a deep ruflle of edge luce falls daintily over the hand. The belt Is of i noft7-"~'7,\ with q Jlenrl IV. buckie of "dull h'ilTvv. ' Knnliloit Topic*. Petticoats of sillc foulard are new and will wear well. Beautifully printed chllTons are to be worn for sashes as well as for scarfa. A feature of 18,'M) modes is the quantity of trimming in self material. The prettiest holt buckles are those French enamels representing flowers. Charming dress lints are woven of whHe horsehair as lustrous as silver. Figured taffetas need little trimming except a draped llchu or bertha. White kid shoes embroidered with light brown beads are a pretty accessory for the pongee gowns. Urnuonlo iwtf f.iult uni.in unft ?uv coming blouses among the not at all expensive kind. Parasols of **?r- * *?*-?-' * "> 011 with v....,.oiiune(l oriental borders are flash across the summer landscape. While nml Gold (he Tl>lnH. The white lmt is fashion's eholee. The introduction of a bit of gold or silver lace, braid or tassels is frequently seen. The tint called champagne Is next to white in favor and has the advantage that it will not sunburn or become discolored. I'ale blue and reseda green are other fashionable colors. Anion;' the novelties in gold trimmings rtre the cockades in white and gold, all gold or in straw and gold or black and gold. There are also the gold epaulets, gold cords, braids and tassels. A drapery of white or black laco is another of the season's innovations.?Delineator. Mornlnnr Coilnme. A pale shell pink linen batiste of exquisite sheerness is embroidered in the English eyelet work executed In fine white linen threads. The broderie fashions n r>n no-l IW? vnlrr> in which the biittate In shirred, tbo blouee ? ; ''.V',-, .. s GOWN OK LINKS II ATI ATX. and tlx' simple pnlY sleeve being caught into u girdle and culT of black velvet respectively. The Hklrt is laid In deep plaits, these stitched down for a short distance below the waist, and a deep flounce of the broderlo nffordu a smart finish. Summer Silk*. The smnll old fashioned pin chock silks never go quite out of fashion, and each season there is a revival In their favor. This season they are shown for shirt waist suits In dainty colors, and at the Junction of each check Is a small polka dot of white. Shake Into Your Shoe*. Allen's Foot E>so, a powder. It onris painful, smarting, nervous foot and ingrowing nails, an[> instantly takes the sting out of corns and iuuiions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of ago. Al leu's Foot Ease muk?slight or new j-hocs feel ous. It is a certain euro for sweating, caToils an>l hot, tir? d, aching feet. Fry it to day. Hold, by all Druggists itnl Hhoontores, 25*. i)on'I accept subit. tut . Trial pauk'ign FltEK. Address, \lh u H. OIuihUkI, Le liny, N. Y, Fickjub Drug Co. 4 / - . N * 1 PALL'S \ It it true you want to look old? Thci then use Hall's Hair Renewer, and of carl^Jjferestored^ Tobacco Ta as A little tiling lo foul with, etill some nix ll?ynolda' tagH, bUisli ?t< Browns Mule, Senna 2 tag* buys you a box of matches, 100 to box, 5 taga buys ft Imv of good laundry soap. live equal value. Bring me your taga, if matches trade theui for somwthing else, B.v i\ lucky purolinB.' I run offer you n fiu 30o iu 10 g?l. lots. These nre fully as good n liuvo a No. 1, ml syrup ut 25c in 10 gd. lols. My pi if?h on Tobaooo in Inst ad. hold go A few old stock Colton Hoes cheaper tlin I or a short time I will soil Mens and Wc v FINE 81 At 10a pair profit. Come Mid sea about llii I am clcHiug out n few fine Clio 'Sd for wl Big prices paid for Chickens?Cash or G T. D. ^ r?mm Him mini mi inimi COUG I? Hor? hound, Mu)li? n on effective r? n.rdiea known f<>r ?mir>g con 11 nd all nlft'CtiouH due to it flawed i.id Hogfw. It in prompt in i.lfiodiiig reii toning a cure. Murray's Ilorchouiul may bo iuWI to acivuutngo in c:.pcr \vl ,-T* Ie? plraaniit, purely vegetable ai.d al Nothing el He liko it in all the world. Eg house, ready at hand when needed. !' in catw-h of ernnp. It Iuir reinatkabh H yams of wlioopiog cough. l'i ioo 25e. I purchaser. AT DRUG S' I'ropared by tho Murray l)iu Vhhohbbhhmbb! r??? ? ' 'jg. i > -r Spring & -DRY G( I sim now rendy with si complete 1 Goods, Notions, Men's and Women's 1 I used my best judgment and yeort oioodp, getting tin* very lowest pric ?iv<> uij nutomers the benefit. of my GijoJh nt the ...Lowest Liyj My Drets Goods Stock is the h??Pt lilaekn, in a range of prices from 10 c<one of the nicest Black Goods for Sua cents. I am willing for you to com pa $1 25 with any $1.50 Silk on this marl In Colored Wash Goods, Dimities, describe them. Can ihow you a big li as such pi iens t.s nit li goods can he ho Stock is full with all goods and pnc Linens, Ribbons and Laces in ahundan so you can ^et what you want at any tin SHOES. Don't give me out on Sh seasonable goods. See u* w hen you ro A * k' n? 1^ Dry Goods Stoie, West End RIGHT f IN EVER1 The Suit or Over perfectly and 1<> position you stan Our clothing is n not as they mighl we alter it until it Everything latest fabrics and tailorc L. ROTHSCh GREENVILLE, Sole Agent lor 1 Nufangl Trousers | J. F. H/ rfAYS "LOOK BEFO] R An/1 vnn will 1tcrlif.nl PTrTfP.VM W Z1 I ami Mont Com pi GENERAL ME llo linn over ortrrietl, My frado in inor< and IIoucHt Valuta. Tlio BEST of ev< my advertisement. Never miml tlio pi Imonoy. ...BUY THl Of everything and yon will l#arn by ex cheap, t-t. 1/ joq want > njtl ii g in th to l>ny u Lot or r<nt u Homo, ot l?ny ? any money l-y m Hng n.o l efoic you ir J. F. THE CASH M f ECETABLE SfCILIANl I m [air Renewed I a keep your gray hair. If not, have all the dark, rich color If jvm druftfsl tUK4 cppty you, moJ f 1.00 to ft. F.1IA1X ft CO., KuW N..II? Wanted 1... pie snvo them. For most of li. J. |>i>?, Eiuly Bird, Sweep Stakes, etc., . 3 tags bnyR a bar of Castile soap. 1 Meat and Ijiborty Boll tugs have i and s.>ap in not what you want, fa Molasses at 35o, 3 gal, for 81,00, or ! nd bright as home-made sorghum. I o?l for a while longer. n I can buy thorn now. imeiiu ioes v I is - Money in it for yon. I<a* tlioy will bring. oods. CfTI always want Produce. iarris. ms | " d Tnr is con-puf.ed of the mo8l | phs, cold?. In grippe, sore throat g n ritutcil condition Oio air pan- C ef ami cor tain in i t h i fl\ct of has- 8 1 Mullicii nail Tar pip r.Jlicr medicines Imvo failed i .inolnti l.v *.->fe for old nml young. B ]t k|i< iild linve a place in every | iucdIh will HihI it? effect magical B virtue in coptroMing tlio parox | Guarnntced nalinfactoiy to every 5 TORES. g Co., Columbia, 9. C, Summer )0I)S!? inp 01 Spring and Summer Dry Jmlerwear, Hosiery ar.d Shoos i of pxpt-noiio.) in buying those e popftihlo, and now I propose to oxp?riuuce and sell them Dry iiii>' Prices... 1 have I'vcr f-V- iw11 iii <5.dors and iitk to $2 ii yard. I ani showing iinnr w.-pr in tho niarkot' for 50 re my 1 yard wide Black Silk ai jft. It will lioa saving to your Organdies, Lawns, Ac., wo can't no of tbem and at an lew prices ught anywhere. White Qootid, ps. Some Big Values in Table co and will be kopt ail Sum mo. nc, oes. Stock always complete with mo to Greenville. PARK, Greenville, S. 0. )t PARTICULAR. coat you buy here fits you oks well ro matter in what d or sit. lade to I t w?en as they are, t be. If it does not fit at first ? does fit. in style, of the most worthy id in the most perfect manner. i/LD S. C. lawes' Hats, Dutchess and IRRISl * ^ a RK YOU LEAP" .. wliero lie now linn 1 lie Largest L'to Lino of RCHANDISE, ^sing every <by. I'uir Dotting )rything for the leant money ia ioe of nu nrticlo if its worth tl?o >* I BEST... pericnoo tlmt The ]le?t (h the e Mercantile Line, If yi n want > lii.iiRo and Lot, 3011 wont lone y J v< Hike a trade. m lire truly, ,to HARRIS, ?; ERCHANT. |!i , I' (Cr 1 \ \ \ j 0 . ] 4 ^ i a f *4/ rfJh Jtcuu. ## i\ .A 1 6WTHCI^1 GP.TTSH Oil, < ? SMITH & \\ BRING T 1 The Smart?! ,, Offered Her Jj The smartest tailors on'onrth arc r that furnish this store with appare 9 ishitiK business. Season after we there is no difTirence in tho madethe smart suits we offer?except tl B pared to convince yon of this fact 1 YlnlE rl&SEPT Ini | FLAT OF PI I ..,F2R 5PRINQ fU!-I jy than at any previous lime. Tin- tt 0 reached?Perfection in the art of t u new garments that now comprise o W here about Easter time, s:> advise 3 7r your new spring and summer suit V* our time in fitting you. It is our \ \\ leave the store until lie is pleased ii 1 Smith 6* (/ LEADING C vv Greenvil I I i I I w Have Received Window Shade? Iron Beds, Woven Springs, Stoves, Tin1 Lamps, Lanterns, and? tides about a I Iome or Fai on us and look through our cost nothing for you to li in showing you o you buy or W. T. > ll, Tasteii BRIDAL ?i SILVFIIWAI i I DI AM ON DS, CUT C Don't Call to hoc our J. F. BRUIN I ?}u%i ?Si 8fB Now i? tho timoio invest in I? *l 8?'? l 277 ncroft within milts of Six !nnrf> iu (.riginnl fest. Fine ti water. To is to suit pu no lot 11 acres town limitN ? lid bam and finfurden. \Vi 1 ,i 1G acreH, gne fa in 3 miles " ,d. also running Btiria. A rice q 194 acres in apl'jd neigh bo i>< houses. Fine timber.-^rgjB to suit For further infoi^ - r?j? I1 on 1 . JI:iL'g s\ Offioo r.t Depot. g O ? Of '' Er? . ^ v ? i ' ~ i , ^ ' P READ ! THIS I ? f"*. I JL Au&^(xlut I f~ ^&o<& I !??* SAVANNAH QJ\. 9, BRISTOW| O TOWN \ n ^ D m B B U ?t uioining j) e in Years. 1 mployed in the establishments ? 1. This is one reason of our Hourhave demonstrated to you that ?s to-iueasnre kind of clothes and le price. And we are better preAQPiriCENT BIS- i EW SUITS I synnii weak... 1 )p notch ot goodness lias been M adoring has b->en attained in 'he fp nir stock. There will he a rush ff rou to come this week and choose ? or top coat. Wo want to take 7) vav of doing tilings to let no man V\ 11 lit rnd style in every particular. LOT H I I I ! I 'E i J u s t a nice lot lied Lounges, / Wire Cots, Becl ivare, Crockeryware, t lot of other useful ar*111, and we invite all to call Rooms when in town. It jok and we take pleasure ur goods whether anything not. . 1 t'FALL. MMMfMOPt 11 ! Ill II IIIMMMMMWMW il, Mnm\ . Girrs .?. N? S, W-AT01 I ES, , JEWELRY, J-LASS. lino of Art Pottery. I Q The Jeweler, ' ) low N. Main St. Greenville, M. C. i For Sale. ichens real etdalo. Buy bi foro ;oo high. M Ho church, 70 nores m cultivation mher. Frame t'-nant dwellings ana iohr>9er. of Liberty, <>?1 four room house, II K'lI or oxcliange for small fnrm. of lMokene, splendid timber ant' $ 1050,00. of\ rhood, ft miles from PiclrC> purchaser. ^ER & CO. HEALERS* \ Piokom*, V' . *