Another tragic death has been added to the list of terrible railroad disasters. Last Friday evening the accommodation Cy Rhodes conductor brought news to this place that Harrison Jackson had been killed one mile east of Honey Creek station and the blood bespattered cars verified the statement. Immediately your representative darted for the scene of the frightful tragedy. The facts as gleaned by The Review reporter are about as follows: Jackson had been at Middletown and indulged freely in the ardent and started for his home near Sulphur Springs. When the engineer saw him he was laying across the track and before the engineer could reverse his engine the entire train had passed over him literally cutting him into mince meat. Opinion supports the idea that he had fallen in his stupefied condition striking his head on the rail and was thus rendered insensible. Coroner Fouty was sent for and held an inquest Saturday morning bringing in a verdict in accordance with the above facts. Jackson was about 35 years of age and leaves a wife and three children. Ob- when will men see the error of intemperance