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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09
LOS EMPLEADOS MUNICIPALES
LA CRUZ ROJA

Nv
MARIOAO. - Amigo Oordov6s: ST.
guiendO su iniciativa, he organlzado una
Velada en- este pueblo para los fondos de
la Cruz Roja; pero su importe 10 remlt1re
la Habana.
Soy eiempre su amigo,
M. MARQUEE,
PIEDRAS.- Como estoy trabajando
pOr normalizar esta Administrac1on ha-
clendo un arreglo con los acreedores, 81 10
logro, como creo, con muchfsimo gusto
nos prestaremos eu obra tan patrlotlca
y humanitaria. %. MedSaV6lIG.
PATILLAs.-Posteriormente al acta
dc subscription del dia de haber, Sc han
adherido los sres Pbro. Cura Regente, don
Arturo Garcia DeluQue y los PrOfesores
rurales, don Miguel Medina y don Jose
Dav1la Cordov6s, quienes no aslsSleron
aQuel acto por olvido de invitaci6n al pr1-
nero, y por enfermedad y retirada distan-
ola de los ottos dos funcionarios munici
pales. La carta del primero es I'm mode!o
de Ia bondad, ilustracf6n ? patriot1sTno de
Sacerdote muy bien queridO en- esta su fe'
hgres1a.
sABANA-GRANDE.- .-Por 10 que s.
nj toca, amigo y compaii9rO Sr Oordoves,
eatoy dispuosto hacer I'm nuevO eacrih-
que de mi haber de cincuenta pesos puedo
oontar con un peso 81 centavos que reml-
tire Ia senora Presidenta de la Cruz Ro-
ia de la apital.-E'dWardo Leon.
SAN GERMAN.@En la Ciudad de-
San German, los doce dias del mes de
Octubra de nil ochocientos noventa = Gin
60, SO rounieron on el salon de sesiones
del Ayuntaui8nto, s invitaoion del Score
tario que suscFiba bajo Ia Presidencia
del Sr Alcaldo don Juan Francisco 0rego-
~, los empl8ados municipalas que firman
Ia presente aota, = explicadO poT mi 81 Se.
cretario que 81 objoto de Ia reunion es 81
de explorar Ia voiuntad de los sehores con-
currentes, & fo do a1legar Tecursos para
cue Ia secci6n de- sefioras de Ia Cruz Roja,
en- Ia Capital de eeta Isla, pueda continuar
con su caritativa y patri6tica obra do en-
War Cuba efectos sanitarios destinadOs
s la curaci0n dc los valientes sOldadOs de
nuestro Ej6rcito nacional que caen heridos
en- Ia fratricida lucha que Sc libra en- los
campos de dicha Isla do Cuba en- defensa
de Ia Lntegridad naoional, por unanimidad
SO acord6 de oonformidad, y por tanto.
contribuir, mientras dure la guerra, con
I'm dia de haber d8 nuestros sueldos mem
suales, cuya suma Sc enviara mensuai-
monte la senora Presidenta de Ia Comi-
sion Provincial, q Ia que asf mismo Sc re-
mitira copia de Ia presont0 actao-COn 10
qua SO OIO pOE SeFEnlnauO "a aCGOs AOE1
90 los sahoras concurrentes, por ante mi
dc que certihco. co.-Concurrentes: Alcalde,
don Juan T. Gregory de Sc
cretaria: Sres Sanabria, EsparOlini, Mar
tin, Sanchez, Carload, Quifones, Valdes.
|-Co1tador Municipal, ,sr Cordova.-Depo-
sitario, 5r Vivas. sefora Bo-
rr&s, g horita Q 3ifones, Sr Garcia Cabre-
ra, Sr donada.-Agentieta, Sr Garcia.
-Telegrafsta, Sr Ruiz, Alarife, por Rami-
rez.--Alcaide de la Carcel, senor Climent.
-Llavero, senor Barea,-Cabo de la guar
dia Municipal, sefior Bahamonde.-Secre
tario, sefior Ramos de Anaya.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

He aqui 81 elencO de Ia Compahfa de
Zarzuela, empresa Barrera = Palou que en-
breve visitara los teatros de esta Isla:
"Maestro director y concertador, Sc
for Gustavo de Maria Oampos.-Director
de escena, sehor Daniel BanQuells.
meras tiples dramaticas, seflora Cecilia
Delgado.-Senorita Anparo Mandi y Sc
fora Luisa Terri -Tiple c6mioa, sefiora
Felicidad Pastor ticas, sefiora
Ana Pando, sahora Isabel Lopez -Segun-
das tiples, Rehoritas e. Carmona, Vallejo y
Tejidor, 4 -Partiquinas, sehoras Tellez. Ca
ballero y Gim6nez.-Primer tenor drama
tio0, eehor Abelardo Barrera, Primer ba-
c6naico, sef1o= Carlos Obreg6n.-Sagundo
tenor o6mico, sehor Porfrio Ztihiga-
Otro primer BARITONE, sef1or jose Gill
Primer bajo On ambos g6neros, sehor Da.
MEL Banquells. ls.-Otros primeros baios, Sc
hor Salvador Z1figa, sehor Rosendo Ian
es.-Partiquinos, senores Rangel, San
chez, Espin y Villar.-Apuntadore sefio.
res Antonio Castells y Juan G. Muhoz.-
Gran cuerpo de coro de ambos sexos Nu-
merosa orquesta de distinguidos profeFo-
res. Gran archivo de musica original y
riquisimo vestuario. La Empresa tiene
en- ajuste otros distinguidos artistas ouyos
nombres SO publicaran oportunamente."
Hule blanco y negro sobre Iona. Iden
de gonna para carruaJes. Catres de cam
pafia cor colchones de cerda y ds alan
bre. Solic1tense On las grandes ferreterias
de M. Roman y Compaflia, Cruz ndm y 80.
El AImanaque tiene sus curicsidades,
nuy POGO conooidas. He aquf alguna de
elias: "Ningdn siglo pued8 comenzar en-
microbes, viernes nj sabado; ei mes de oo-
tubre principia siempre en- el mismo dia
de la eemana que enero; abril en- ol nlismo
dia que julio; dicienbre en- ell mismo dia
que setioEnLze; febrero mario ? noviem
bro co:nienzan en- el misno dia de seme-
IA. Eu tanto que mayo, JUNO y sgosto
principial en- dias distintOs entire 81 y dis
tintos de los den1Ss neses del af1o. Esta
rggla no tiene aplicecion en- los aflos BIZ
siestoe. El o1o ordinario acaba siempre
On 81 mismo dia de semana con que princi-
pi6 Per ultimo, los a1os SO repiten, es
d8cir, tie,Aen ell mismo calendario cada %
aiio5."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

0E0kl Los sehores s. Melon y
hE t7AI Compedfa regalan en- su de-
partamento del detail un bo-
nito abanico japon6s por toda compra al
contado que exceda de un peso MEXICA
NO. Aprovechen amables lectoras Qua
Ia buena OCCASION la pintan calva. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

tista que, no 10 dudamos, ha de MERCER
ell favor DiibIico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

Hule blanco y negro sobre Iona. Iden
de gonna para carruajes. Catres de cam
paha cor colchones de cerda y d9 alan
bre. Solicltense on las grandes ferreterias
de M. Roman y ConDa6fa, Cruz mum 7 Y 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09
MTERFSANTE.-En ell Kiosko 'sFIambo

WTERESANTE.-En el Kiosko ''Flambo-
vans Sc encuentran todos los dias, aqua
dos y selectos panales, siropes variados.
Cafe exquisite, garsntizado puro.-Leche
pura, Mallorcas, Suizos, Oesde las y me-
dia de Ia mafiana cafe con leche. Le-
che batida la americana. Emparedados
de iam6n, salchich6n, lengua, etc. Vinos
exquisitos, secos y dulces. Sc vende La
CoRREsPoNDENCIA s'El Buseapi6". He
lados, plantiIlas, Todos los dias desde las
Q de la tarde. 15-6
I'm Guayama Sc ha disuelto Ia sooie
dad Que giraba en- aquella plaza bajo la
raS6n de 2. Gamarra y Oompahfa, de Gu
va liouidaci6n SO bace cargo la nueva ca
,sa Moreno y Compaflfa, de la que es socio
perente administrator don Jose Maria
Moreno comanditario don Francisco Ga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

MARIOAO. - Amigo Oordov6s: ST.
guiendo su iniciativa, he organizado una
Velada en- este pueblo para los fondos de
la Cruz Roja; pero eu importe 10 remlt1rs
dlrectamente la Habana.
Soy eiempre su amigo,
M. MARQUEE,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

lladolid, por falta dc vasijas han tenido
necesidad de abandonar los frutos de Ia
iva, dejando 6stas sobre las tierras para
el abono de las vifias. A 25 y 80 c6ntimos
ha Waldo Ia arroba de aquela. Tai ha
sido la abundancia recolectada en- el no
actual,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

M PhRIS-RhzkR ha recibido CINTURO-
NES Ella STICOS de seda con hebilIas ca
prichosas, negros y de co!oreR, jisog cen
lente1uela@, !nodelos que no est&n choteG-
dos como los elasticos para zapatos.
Estos cinturones 80 venden desde dos pe-
sos hesta pesos. Cinturones de piel, de
todos anchos, Ell coIores y negros, de va
rios precicg. Tarnbien variae ciases de
iaoe para tejer abtigos zapatitos para
ni1os 81 esperedo jabon dc 2audalo En-
sombreros y tccas 81 surtido que ha IL.
hasta 30 pesos SO garantiza que son les
uitiinos n2od8los de L. mas recfante moda
dc Paris. ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

PIEDRAs.- Como estoy trabajando
por normalizar esta Administrator, ha-
oiendo I'm arreglo con los acreedores, 81 10
logro, como creo, con muchfsimo gusto
nos prestaremos s eu obra tan patri6tica
y humanitaria. %. MeGtdV9II0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

RecoFtamos de El PrOgreso de Ia Ha-
bana: "He aquf 10 que ha costado al Co.
bierno nacional ell trasporte de las tropas
que hesta la fecha han lido Cuba. Pa
SAFE de 1877 jefes, 76 970 pesetae; idem de
1,642 ofciales, 862, ,O5O idem; idern de 2. .964
sargentos, 246, $50 idem; idem de 46. gO9
soldados, 7.5O4, ,480 idem. Total 8 milo.
nes 689 mil 10 pesetss."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

mara. Ha conferido poder general al So
clio sef1or Gamarra y al dependiente don
Jose Maria Freiria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

El Ayuntamiento de Mayagdez ha Ill
timado una oontrata con Ia Compahfa de
le Luz El6ctrica, establecida en- aquella
ciudad. Pagara Ia citada
Oompahfa la suma de 1920 pesos anna
les por el alumbrado p1blico, desde Ell OF.
curecar hasta ell amanecer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

u Entendemos que deberia decir Marin.-N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12

Il is true that a semblance of activity
is displayed by the Porte. 1t is announc-
ed to-day that he had decided to call
out many reserves and that stepts were
being taken to send 10000 troops
against the Kurds. But, in view Of the
financial situation here it is considered
more than doubtful whether the Porte
would be able to carry out its plans,
even if there were a genuine desire to
suppress The uprising, which has now
become almost general throughout Ar
menia.
The most horrible accounts are con-
stantly arriving here in spite of the
efforts taken to suppress the massa-
cres and the depredations in the eastern
provinces in which the Kurdish tribes
are said to have perpetrated atrocities
more terrible than any before credited
TO them
1t IS stated upon apparently good au-
tbority that whole districts OF Erzer-
oum and Sivas, the scenes of so much
blcodshed in the past, have been devas-
tated by the Kurds who have wiped
village after village out Of existence,
and that the sword and fire are sweep
ing over the country.
The riOting and biOOdshed at EZeroum
is said to have been much more serious
than any reports previously made pub
lie have pictured ii, and it is asserted
that even the presence of Shakir Pasha
with his troops failed to stop the mas
sacre. The unresisting Armenian
men, women and children were bludg-
eoned to death by hundreds in the
streets.
A traveller who arrived here recently
from Trebizonde, says that he met, be-
tween Erzeroum and BaidUrt, 500 wo-
men. who fell ON their knees by the
roadside, imploring protection, saying
their husbands were murdered and thai
they were starving and homeless.
The rising of the Druses IS extending
on all sides and several villages OF the
district Of Hauran have been destroyed
by fire.
These are samples of the terrible re-
ports which are continually reaching
! this city. by one means or another, and
although there may be eXaggeratlons,
| there seems no valid reason for doubt
1 ing that they are correct in substance.
/ Under these circumstances it is not to
be wondered at if even the most sangu-
inc doubt that there is any possibility
Of the restoration OF order in Armenia
without the Intervention Of the powers.
If Shakir Pasha. the high commissioner
appointed by the Turkish government
to carry out the scheme Of reform agreed
upon for Armenia, is unable, supported
by Turkish troops to stop the whole
sale massacre Of Armenians in the
streets Of an important city like Erzer-
oum. it is difficult to see how the wild
| Kurdish tribes in the Outlaying dis
tricts can be prevented from cont1nu-
! ing the work of exterminating the Ar
menians. which has been going on for
some time past apparently with the ap-
proval of the Sultan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12

Purvis, Miss, November 1.-THE jail
here was broken open at 1926 a. m. by
a mob, and VIII Purvis, the alleged
murderer and whitecapper, was liber-
ated.
The crowd gathered silently but
quickly around the jail at midnight,
overpowered the guards, and a little
while later broke into the prison. Pur-
Wis was also set at liberty and he lost
no time in speeding away. Though
many persons in this section believe
that Purvis should have gone to the gall
lows, there is a feeling Of relief over
his escape Purvis was one Of the
whitecaps who committed so many out
RACES some years ago and was tried for
the murder of one Of the men connected
with the overthrow Of whitecapism.
He was found guilty and sentenced
to be hung Upon the day fixeo for his
execution the rope was placed around
his neck and the trap sprung, but he
slipped through TO the ground. The
people believed it a miracle and would
not let the sheriff proceed with the
hanging. The case was taken to the
Supreme Court and that body affirmed
the verdict Of the jury. he was con-
demned to be hanged on December II.
1t was thought that the Governor would
commute his sentence, but his escape
probably puts an end TO further pro-
ceedings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
TheRlver.

The new packet Virginia for the
Pittsburg and Cincinnati trade. has
been completed and is a veritable float
ing palace. She is 225 feet long, 40
feet wide and has a seven foot depth.
The Virginia was built to replace the
Iron Queen. and is said to be the most
magnificent boat ever launched in wes-
tern waters. She is entirely fitted out
with everything new and complete and
has 25O incandescent lights. She will
make her initial trip on the first rise.
The Ohio River Improvement Asso-
citation has decided to ask Congress for
an appropriation Of S2O,OO0,0OO.
Special TO the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va, November Il
Ohio 1 foot ( inches and falling. Fair;
cold.
Pittsburg. Pa. November l1-River
foot 4 tenths and stationary at the
dam. Weather clear and cool.
Oil CITY. Pa. November 11.-River 3
feet 3 inches and falling. Weather,
cloudy and cool
Warren. Pa. November 11.-River l
foot and rising. Weather clear and
cool.
Greensboro. Pa, November 11.-River
7 feet and stationary. Weather, far
and cool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithilv Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithilv Told.
The last Will and testament Of VIII
liam H. Shaffer was admitted to pro-
bate and ordered TO be recorded.
In every Young Mems Christian As
sociation In this and other lands this
week is Being observed as a week OF
prayer for young men. Good meetings
were held at the Y. NJ. c.. A. building
on Sunday afternoon and last evening.
Rev. Jacob Brittingham will be the
speaker tonight The meeting will be-
gin at 1880 o'clock and continue just
three-quarters Of an hour All young
men VIII be welcome.
W. II. Haller, real estate agent,
yesterday sold the Thomas Lewis farm
OF thirty acres and a fraction, in Tria-
delphia district, to John Wilson, for
$4,000.
The dance given by the Central
Club, on the South Side, Monday night,
was a success in every particular
The business house of DR.. Frissell,
on South Market street, is being painted.
besides other improvements.
The last will of VIM. II. Shafer was
admitted to probate and record yester-
day.
Manager Charles Feinler, of the
Grand, wears a broad smile which as
sumes greater proportions daily. The
standing room only" sign has been out
for the last five performances.
Lieut.. Clemens and Officer Holmes
arrested two young men named Fritz
and LutZ last night, on disorderly char
ges.
Officer Bauer arrested a fellow last
night for begging on the streets.
When Manager CrOssley Of the
Wicklow Postman" announced from
the stage last night Maher had knock
ed out ODonnell in the first round. the
applause was deafening. The audience
was evidently in sympathy with Ma
her.
Mrs. Emily M. Bishop. author OF
american Delsarte Culture" and lee
turer of signal ability, will deliver a
course Of addresses on subjects pertain
ing to physical training, at Odd Fellows
hall The first lecture will be given
Friday evening.
John c. White was released from
Jail yesterday, on the order of Judge
PAUL.
As will be seen by an OGiiial notice
elsewhere in this issue, a special term
of the Federal Court will be convened
in this city December Sd. All per-
sons interested will take notice accord
ingly.
The steam roller is still being used
on the recently graveled streets on the
Island
A debate will take place this even,
ing at Wayman NJ Z. Church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12

Constantinople, November 1O.-Via
Sofia, Bulgaria, November 11.-As re-
suit Of the exchange of numerous tele-
grams between the representatives of
the powers and their respective govern
mnts. lasting nearly all day Saturday
and this morning, an important meet
ing of the ambassadors was held here
to-day, and the situation was thorough
ly discussed. Finally it was decided to
send fresh representatives to the Tur-
hsh minister for foreign affairs, Tew-
fix Pasha, renewing in much stronger
language the demands addressed by
the Ambassadors to Tewfik Pashas
predecessor, Said Pasha, on November
5, and insisting upon being informed
without further delay as to what meas
ures The Porte contemplates taking in
order to restore order in Armenia, and
reminding the Turkish government
that it has already been notified OF the
intention OF the powers, acting in con-
cert to take their own steps in the
matter should il develop that the ac-
tion of the Porte is inadequate to deal
with Che state OF anarchy prevailing in
Anatolia.
1t is known that the Sultan still refu-
ses to believe that the powers are IN
accord as to the action to be taken in
case of The Portes failure to restore
order in the Turkish empire. No am
cunt of persuasion seems strong enough
TO bring Abdul Hamid to reason and
the opinion is freely expressed that
nothing short of a naval demonstration
will awaken the Turks to a realization
of the actual condition of affairs.
The speech which the Marquis of Sal
isburv was to make in London yester-
dav will. it is believed, have a marked
effect upon The Porte, especially II the
British premier refers strongly and
pointedly to the present crises. Mia
language. however, it is said here, will
only make the Sultan hold out all the
longer.
The news received here from the
provinces continues TO be OF the grayest
nature: further disorders are reported
from different sections, the mobillZlng
of the army reserves is progressing SO
slowly that they might just as well
have been left at home and the general
impression prevails stronger than ever
to-day that European Intervention IN
the administration of the affairs OF the
Turkish empire will very soon become
absolutely necessary in order to avert
further and much more serious blood
shed. The Porte seems insensible to
what is going on or utterly incapable OF
appreciating the extent to which an
archy has spread during the last few
weeks. No serious outbreak is appre-
hended here, as the British fleet is wlth-
in easv steamipg distance of the dar-
danelles: but in spite of the desperate
efforts being made by the Turkish au-
thorities to suppress the real facts in
the case. matters are daily, almost
hourly. growing worse and worse in
the provinces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
TERRIBLE STORIES OF EXCESSES
Resorted to by Bloodthirsty Kurds in Ar
menia-Ten Thousand Killed.

Resorted to by Bloodthirsty kurds in Ar
menia-Ten Thousand Killed.
Constantinople, November lit is
stated here this afternoon that Bahri
Pasha. who was dismissed from a gov
ernorship owing to his ill-treatment Of
Armenians. on the representations OF
the British Ambassador, Sir Philip
Currie. and who, on Saturday last, was
decorated by the Sultan with the Grand
Cordcu of the Osmanieh order, "as
reward for his good services" is to be
aDpointed to command the Turkish
rrooDs going to Zeitoun. The number
Of victims of the Baiburt massacre IS
now reported 10 be 1900, and it is esti-
mated taat the total number OF Armen-
ians men. women and children, killed
during all the most recent massacres
exceeds 10000, and that the total Is De
ing constantly added to.
Consul Hampson announces that ne
has found trusty persons TO distribute
-be funds collected for the RELIEF OF the
erffering Armenians of the Sassoun dis
-rict and. therefore, the relief work
there. interrupted by the forced retire
ment of the Armenian MISSIONARIES
whose lives were in danger, viii be re-
sumed.
n IS estimated that during the past
weel, or ten days 500 Armenians have
boen eyiled. without trial, from this
CITY. and the police are still engaged iH
making arrests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
NOTHING KNOWN AT HER HOME.

No News Has Been Received Indicating
That the Czarina Was in Critical Con-
dition.
Darmstadt, November 11.-Nothing
is known in court circles here Of the
sensational story circulated in the
United States regarding the illness of
the Czar.n9, whose life was said TO be
despaired Of. as the result OF caesarian
operation. Nothing further is known
aJ Darms,adJ than what has already
been repeatedly published, namely that
the acc0uchment of the Czarina. who
was formerly Princess AIiX Of Hesse,
may be expected any day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
APPROVED BY THE SULTAN.
Relief Is General That the Armenian Mas
sacres Have Been Done at His Bidding.

Belief Is General That the Armenian Mas
sacres Have Been Done at His Bidding.
Constantinople, November 11.-Some
echoes of the utterances Of the Marquis
of Salisbury at the Lord Mayors ban
ouet on Saturday last have reached
here. the main feature quoted being his
statement as to the concerted action Of
rhe powers towards Turkey. But the
Premiers remarks are not considered
to be as forcible as his Utterances on
the same subject when parliament as
sembled after the general elections in
Great Britain. and it is feared that this
NAV encourage the Sultan to further
oDDosHion TO the recommendations OF
the powers regarding Armenia.
Then again it is believed that, even
if they were actuated by the best of in
teptions the Turkish authorities have
let matters run until they are now pow
arless TO stop the constantly growing
movement against the Kurds who are
continuing on an increased scale, the
work of massacre, fire and rapine That
they are ef.her acting under direct in
strur+ions from the Yildiz Kiosk or else
with the secret approval of the Sultan
nobody here seems to doubt, and this
conviction becomes stronger every day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-12
AGAINST LYNCHING
Further Provisions Incorporated Into
the New South Carolina COnstitu-
t0n

Columbia. s. c.. November 1.-THE
convention took further action to-day
towards preventing lynching by provid-
ing That any county in which a lynching
occurred or where a prisoner is taken
from officers and suffers bodily injury
shall be liable 90 damages IN sum OF
moi less than $1,000 to the person 50 in
jurej or ro his legal representatives, If
he IS killed The article on corpora
uors was taken PIP and a provision was
inserted which makes ears OF the Pull
man Company running in this State
liable 10 taxation.