BABY DIES ON TRAIN. ~ Emigrant's Infant Daughter Expires Near Lexington Junction.

February 28, 1909
BABY DIES ON TRAIN.

Emigrant's Infant Daughter Expires
Near Lexington Junction.

On a speeding Santa Fe passenger train near Lexiongon Junction, Mo., yesterday death came to the infant daughter of Mrs. Pupera Vicenyo, an emigrant, en route to Starkville, Col. When Mrs. Vincenyo left Baltimore, Md., last Thursday, the babe, which had been sick for several days, showed signs of improvement, and the trip was undertaken. At St. Louis the child became much worse, and as the train was nearing Lexington Junction the little one expired.

The body was taken in charge on the arrival of the train at Union depot by Santa Fe officials, and arrangements for burial here were made.