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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
AWFUL SUFFERING.
Sad Condition OF Spanish Prisoners as
Seen When boarding the Trans
ports at Santiago.
Correspondence

Correspondence
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Aug. 9.-Today
the first of our Spanish prisoners were
put on board the transports we have
hired to take them home. Down on the
docks, in a narrow strip of shade from
a warehouse. some 200 Spanish soldiers
waited orders to move on to the lighter
which would convey them to the much
talked OF Spanish hospital ship Alicante.
The men were thin and of sickly
pallor. hollow checked, weak and thin.
1--WE are the we'll men who have
brought the sick into town on litters,
they explained.
Down on the wharf, being loaded on
the steam lighter Bessie, were long
lines of stretchers, each with its pitiful
burden. Faces that looked like death
heads, every line of the skull marked on
the yellow skin, protrudlng teeth over
which lips would not close. One man
grasped IN 4 claw that had crush ed
them three smerican bareback.
Others lad food hidden under their
coat coverings. Their weight was as
nothing, yet four well men staggered
under the burden OF the streaher
Down the city streets came other pro.
SESSIONS OF stretehers. Vanquished aud
sick, weak, pitiful, moaning, stagger.
ing, they drified into town all day
long.
Zen American ambulanccs have been
detailed TO help carry in those unable
to walk. and we have erected tents GU
the dock, where the sick can wait until
the lighter is ready for them
If was not camp out there, said Il
Spanish officer; lit was a graveyard
Between 200 and 800 went into the hos.
pital daily. Hospital? 1t was not u
hospital there were no medicines,
there were no attendants. Forty men
We're dying every day, and the trenches
are full ot the dead. We have saved
you man a go for passage money to
Spain. That camp has been nearer
hell than anything in the war. There
are 5000 cut there vet. Only Loo
came in todty, but they won't last
long. Dysent&ry, camp dysentery we
call it, and ii is worse than the plague,
is carrying them off. "
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
46 AMERICANS KILLED.
That Many and Had About
100 Wounded.

HoNGKoNG, Aug. 22.-Officers of the
steamer China, from Manila, which has
arrived here, report that it was evident
that the resistance of the Spaniards
when Manila was attacked by the
Americans was merely nominal and
was made solely to maintain the honor
Of Spain The officers talked with ex-
press the belief that the escape of Gov
ernor General Anguish was pre-ar-
ranged and was well understood by Adj
miral Dewey.
A dispatch from Manila, dated Aug.
Is, says the total number of killed on
the American side during the attack
upon and capture of Manila was As and
OF the wounded about 100. The Spanish
losses were 200 killed and 400 wounded.
The fire of the Americans did practi-
cally no damage to the town or to the
non-com batants.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
SPAIN EXPLAINED.
England Took Her to Task For Fortifi-
cations Being Erected Near
Gibraltar.

MADRID, Aug. 22.-In the course of
an interview had Saturday night with
a member of the cabinet by represen.
tative of the Associated Press the min
lister said England had presented note
to Spain asking for explanations on the
subject of the Notifications being erected
by spain near Gibraltar, which, the
note declares, are unjustified i'll view of
the good relations existing between the
two countr. es
1t is understood that Spain has af-
forded England satisfactory explana-
ton regarding the Notifications being
erected near Gibraltar, asserting that
they we're only being constructed in
view of expected American aggressions
Thu 20 ID relations OF the two govern
ments, it is declared, have not been dis
turbed.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
HAS S24,000,O0O CAPITAL.
New Company to Take Possession of tht
Cambria Iron Works, at Johns
town. Pa.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-The Cam
bria Iron company, whose extensive
plant IS located at Johnstown, Pa, will
be absorbed by a new corporation, the
Cambria Steel company, and its stock
will be guaranteed per cent dividends.
The new corporation will have CAPT
tai OF S24,C0o,U00, and the holders OF
Cambria Iron stock will have the prlvi-
lege OF Subscribing to three shares of
the new colapanv-the Cambria Steel
company .ur every share OF the old
comDany.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
Welcomed Naval Reserve

Welcomed Naval Reserve Men.
DETROIT, Aug. 81 With honors be-
fitting them Detroit citizens Sunday
welcomed home the Michigan naval re-
serves, who served throughout the war
on the auxiliary cruiser Yosemite.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
T. w. ANDERSON.
Real Estate & Insurance Agent.
HAS FOR SALE.

very desirable frame residence with lot extending the rail
road on Front Street.
large nearly frame residence and two desirable
business houses, Main Street
Two frame and two brick residences Spruce street
Three frame residences on Wiley street.
good business location with residence Walnut ST.
A large and very desirable brick residence and a
frame cottage on Pleasant street,
frame cottage with large lot on Hoffman street.
Three desirable homes Sunnyside
large boarding house University driveway
lent to the University and Glass Works.
new boarding house Beechurst Avenue, near the
Glass Works
Also other residences and building lots in the town,
Sunnysde and in the Beechurst Addition Morgantown
Also FARMS coal and timber lands.
Office Second Floor, Odd Fellows Building
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
REPORTED FIVE KILLED.
General Merritt Furnished List of Killed
and Seriously Wounded.

General Merritt Furnished List of Killed
and Seriously Wounded.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Several inn
portant dispatches from General Merritt
at Manila were received by the war de-
partment Saturday. In one he acknowl-
edged receiving notification that the
peace protocol had been signed; in
another he briefly mentions the Ameri-
can losses i'll the storming of Manila,
and in still another he reveals the terms
under which the city capitulated. The
first dispatch said:
"Cablegram of the 18th, directing
that military operations be suspended,
received on the afternoon of the 10th.
Spanish commander notified. | ac-
knowledge receipt of cablegram, same
date, containing proclamation of the
president.
In speaking of tine American casual
ties, General Merritt says in another
message:
.In assault on Manila, Aug. Ii, Gen.
eral Anderson commanded divisions
General Macarthur, First brigade;
General Greene, Second. Losses were
as follows: Killed-First Sergeant
Holmes, Astor battery; Sergeant Gre.
minis. Aston Battery; Bugler Patterson,
Thirteenth Minnesota; Private Thollen,
Twenty-third infantry; Private Dins-
more, First California. Wounded
Captain Seaback, Thirteenth Mime
sofa, serious; Captain Bjornstad, same
regiment, badly; Lieutenant Bunker,
same regiment, slightly, and 40 enlisted
,,on11 -
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
MAJOR GENERAL OTIS.

cluded the surrender Of the Philippines
and that Spanish sovereignty over the
entire archipelago was, temporarily at
least, at an end. This view is not sus-
tanned by the conditions of the sur.
render as cabled by General Merritt and,
it may be said, it is not the view taken
by the best informed officials of the
administration. While some of the
war authorities last night were inclined
to the opinion that the articles of capt.
ulatlon, necessarily temporary and ma
turally somewhat elastic in their phrase
ology, might be construed to mean the
surrender of Spanish control over the
entire Philippine group, the prevalent
opinion now is that they mean precisely
what they say and that the surrender
includes only the city of Manila and its
immediate surroundings, or suburbs, !"
as it is expressed in the articles
1t can be said authoritatively that the
president is quite satisfied with the
terms as made by General Merritt and
Admiral Dewey. Their instructions
afforded them considerable latitude tor
individuality of action, the president
feeling confident that they would secure
the best possible terms in the circum-
stances. That they have done so he Is
certain.
1t is pointed out that the terms of the
capitulation of Manila can have but lit
tie effect upon the action of the Paris
peace commission in any event. The
protocol as signed by the accredited rep
resentatives of the governments of the
United States and Spain provides for
the cession of the city, bay and harbor
of Manila to the United States and
leaves to the peace commission to deter
mine the disposition and government of
the Philippine islands. Whether, there
fore, Spain is to retain her sovereignty
over the islands is question to be de-
cided by the Paris commission. The
action of the commission is circum-
scribed by the provisions of the proto-
col, while the terms Of the capitalization
of Manila, it is suggested. can have very
little more serious effect upon the COM
missioners' work than those OF the sur
render of Santiago.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
Hospital Ship olixette Arrived.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The hospital
ship Olivette, which proceeded from
Hampton Roads to Camp Wikoff upon
orders from Washington, arrived at
Montauk Point, N. Y. yesterday. Cap
tain John A. Boab, assistant surgeon OF
the Thirty fourth Michigan, died Aug.
10 of remittent malarial fever and dys-
EMERY. James \. Perry, Company A,
First Illinois volunteers, died Aug 20
Of remittent malarial fever and dysen-
terry.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
'.MANILA, Aug. 81.

Adjutant General, Washington:
"Major General Otis, with steamers
Peru and City of Puebla, has arrived
all well, no casualties.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
Reception by the Pope

ROME, Aug. 22.-The pope yesterday
held reception in honor of his saint 5
day. Many prelates, MOBILES and repre-
sentatives OF Catholic associations were
in Attendance. His holiness appeared
to be in good health and spirits, and. in
spite of the length of the reception,
which lasted an hour and half,
showed no sign OF fatigue. lie vas the
reciplens OF IL large number of gifts.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22

You can have this paper left at
your house every evening at 10 cts.
week. Collections will be made
weekly so that no one will notice
such an insignificant cost.
You cannot afford to go away for
your summer trip without having the
DAILY NEW DOMINION follow you
and tell you all the news of the town
and the county.
GET your razors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
OTIS ARRIVED.
Two More Transports With Troops
Reach Manila.
THE PRESIDENT SATISFIED.
Does Not Matter Whether All Philip
pines Were Surrendered.
PEACE COMMISSION WILL DECIDE.

Mcrritt's Statement of the Terms OF
Manila and Bay Made Up the Bulk OF
the Territory Tai<en-By the Provisions
of the Protocol Manila and the Bay
Became Ours and the Rest of the Ter
ritory Was to he Decided Upon by ths
Peace Commission.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Adjutant
General Corbin received the following
dispatch from General Merritt yester.
day afternoon:
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
"MERRITT.'

Unofficial advices from Manila re-.
ceived previous to the arrival of the text
of the terms sent by General Merritt
and received Saturday night, indicated
that the capitalization of the city in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
RAPPAHANN0CK FAIR.
A large Percentage Of Company IA
Relnnr 90 DE. Dunnaway's Church.

Belong 10 Df. Dhhhdha1 Ni'"'''-
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Sept b.
special-The twelfth annual fair Of the
r,sroahannock Valley Fair Society be-
Gins on their fair grounds Tuesday sep
ter,ber 9th 10 continue three Gays. Ac-
tive preparations are IN p4gst - go
ME management promised ptlLer lllr
fhis year than any OF its preceding ones
T-no indications are that nl Mpef or
fne horses viii be here Tor the races.
there viii be balloon ascens.ons S1cn ny ~.
and innumerable sideshows ana slmllar
attractions Among the notanles inNltel
10 ATTEND are General Joseph wheeler ana
Governor j. H0ge Tyler. 81.
Air. w. p McGayock tormetiy , on t ~
civ Who enlisted for the war Win the
Fourth VIRGINIA Regiment. now az JACK
eonvflie has been honordhly dlscharsea,
and viii return 10 private Ire as soon
AS the necessary papers in his case are
the nrotracted meeting which has been
Ell, srceaeafuffy conducted by ENahkellst
i n Scheduled at Zion Methodlst
church. az SpOtsylvania courthouse.
closed Sunday night, seventeen converts
having been added 10 the church mem
H. William Jenkins. died a few days
eco al his home near MUDDY creek pm
King George county, aged seVehty-h'e
Twcntv-one members OF Company x,
Third Fcgiment Virginia infantry, y.
s Y. which recently tetuIne9 L,oh
Clrnp Alger. are members Of Bible class
IN the BAPTIST Sunday-school taught by
Hon. IT. r. Crismond and torty-two sol;
diers OF this company are members or
lie BAPTIST church of this city OF which
Rev Dr II 5. Dunaway is the pastor.
More than one hundred scholars have
bee nenr0llgd for the present session AZ
Freder.cksburg College and others are be-
ing added every day.
The enrolment of the public schools
this session shows an increase over last
year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
GENERALLY DRY WEATHER.
Conditions Favorable for Saving Fod-
der, Cutting Corn and Tobacco.

The crop bulletin of the Virginia ser
vice United States Department of A4rl-
culture for The week ending yesterday
SAYS.
The reports of correspondents for the
past week indicate tle prevalence OF
generally dry weather. oyer the greater
portion Of tho State This has been ii-
v1rabIo for saving fodder. cutting corn,
and tobacco. and other FAN work. but
has prevented following 100 localities
whore previous oIy. weather haa haId-
cnCd the ground. Nos, ct the ioddct mas
been saved 200 the fideWater section and
good deal il the Middle section. bug
ln the Valley. corn Is a. little late and
much OF this work remains tO De- done.
IL is being pushed as rapidly as pos PIE.
however. and Will probably Toe finished
BOO good season Com ls rlpenins. lasL
and cutting Is general Much ot the
tobacco has been Cut and housed in good
condition. but there arc some rev locale
ties where cutting bias not }al begun.
The yield Is generally heavy and quality
GOOD. Pasturage continues unusually
good for the season, but is beginning To
need rain. Tho prospect for O. second
crop of Irish potatoes ls very promising
Peanuts have improved Local ofoughty
conditions ln Cumberland and spotsylVa-
mia counties have injured general crop
conditions.
Corn "a maturing rapidly and cutting
is ln progress in all sections. The yield
rs up 90 expectations. inc huik OF inc
fodder has been saved in excellent condi-
ton and bur few reports of "hrIng' have
been received.
Tobacco cutting. curing and housing is
advancing favOTaDIV. The cr1n continues
excellent as 10 yield ana is generally of
very good quality. some heavy, rousu
yields are reported.
ON sections though they would be bene-
fitted hv rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
WEEKLY CROP SUMMARY.
Some Damage from Frost But Condi-
,io,s are Generally Favorable.

tions are Generally f"hofaplc.
WASHINGTON, sept. b.-rae Govern
nent weekly summary Of crop conditions
is as follows:
ending gepteuabcr ". 1895, have been fa-
vorable for farm work and the maturing
Of crops I'm the lower lake region, Mid
die Atlantic States. the O~4'il-4s, lower
Mississippi valley. Texas ana racine
coast States. but have oeeh b-ltraliy uh-
favorable in New Enelnu ana tne last
Gull States. including georgia, While IN
that section Of the country cast Of the
ROCKY Mountains and west of the Upper
Mississippi Valley. the wee" mas Deeh
marked by unseasonaly i'" leinpeia-
lures. accompanied by he1Fs lfosts land
ln some Instances snoNh E-..H' I'D NJ ~
cousin. Minnesota. the bak0tas. Ne
braska. Western Kans.s and Wyoming,
killed tender vegetation. an1 proved in-
furious to the crops that were fully mo-
tured Light frosts occurred In Iowa. IT.
linOis Indiana. and as iar aou.h as Ken
lucky. but with little or ro damage 90
crops lu these States
Reports from the principal corn pro-
ducins States indicate mat iue larger
part ol the carly crop IS nO" practically
safe with much of it in shock. Late corn
is doing wen in the eastern portion OF
Nebraska and Kansas and in Iowa and
Missouri In Ohio some Of the crops arc
s,W green. Considerable late corn has
been injured by fros-s in North Dakota
and the extreme western portions OF
Kansas and Nebra ka. ln portions or
Missouri the crop has sustained great
damage hy hail and wind storms, and DC
has suffered injury from excessive rains
in the South Atlantic states. There ape
pears 90 Doe no material Improvement n
the cotton crop, boies arc opening rapidly
and picking is progr SINS but COM
plants are stil general of rust. rottins,
shedding and srrout'ng. I'm The central
sections reports are somewhat more Ia
voIable. except boo Mississippi where the
crop is seriously injured. ln Texas the
oulk of the crop is open. and picking IS
progressing under favorable conditions.
The staple is clean. though injurious Inc
scots and rust have destroyed prospects
of tho lste crop in many places.
Tobacco cutting, housing and curing
continue. and the bulk NJ Che crop has
been secured in generally excellent con-
d.u0ns. In North Carolina, however. late
tobacco BIS not curing wel.
The soil conditions have continued IA
vorable for blowing Tor au seeding m
most sections. and the reports generally
indicate this work TO le Well advanced,
except in Maine, New Jersey Virginia
and Texas. where piOwing has been delay
col. owing % lack OF rain. Considerable
fam wheat has been s0Wn ln the States
Of the central valleys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
PERRY SECURES A NEW TRIAL.
Cobbs Callahan shoots at Painter
md EIr.s-MccenlIon 90 soldiers.

and Fiees- Reception Co Soldiers.
TYNCHBURG. VA, September p
SDecial.-GcOrge Perry, convicted OF me
murder OF Joseph Joraan M the Nelson
County Court and sentenced 10 De mans
ed has obtained q new trial A VIII oI
error and superscde43 was granted sew
oral months ago, ane ais lilen.
for new trial was heara Dy
Judge Grimsley OF me Nela1A
Cirrnit Court. ON last Thursday. I'm pass
inc upon the question, Judge 1rlme -ey
alvanCed several grounds for new trlai'
SAYING among other things tldl M"iio
he would not given am opinion ~ ~
whether rhe jury was JusN.ieu llt 49,
verdict. DE would not, Dr. DE nad petH
upOu the jury found a verdict OF muir
aer 300 tho first degree. 1885,. ...,.h.,
dlv or TWO ago coDDs Caianani
while I'm his fathers store az Cdm posi,
Courthouse. shot at William Fush WY"
n pistol. prgh, who Is a painter oy Wdde'
- 49, tvor< I'm the store az the time,
anil In is stated that Callahan thought
bat Pueh was coming up behind nm 10
soon aficr the shooting Callahan dis
,,,ree~eJ fron the village. and mp 10 last
SATURDAY nothing was known as 70 MS
M. samuel Tyree who was brought
hero "a few days ago from Allef ldn,
Springs. where he suffered 81 a'''ND
n9ralvsis. is improving. A.,
Nfirs Leila watkins daughter or ml'
and MIS-. George p. watkins, Us extreme
Nv I'M with typhoid fever. -,..o,,.
DR.. Thomas }. KikpatricS, ass ss.7, r1,1
s,irqcou of the United States FORCES hp,W
~ eegfi9go who has been extremely III
with malarlal fever. tclesraphs that ne Is
movement has been started 70 give
biz banquet 20 the LyncnouI5 s9iu',, y -
t6. mind and second Regiments NO
goertts action has as yet been taken.
~ Ia expecfed that the Mayor WIZ ap-
point "a committee OF citizens 10 TAKE
charge Of the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
RICHMOND PEOPLEMUCHPLEAs-
ED WITH THEM.

The sudden change in tho weather did
not prevent q large party from enjoying
trip to West Point last Sunday.
These trips are becoming more popular
each Sunday. The business men end this
90 be most pleasant place TO spend tho
day and enjoy an excellent dinner, in-
Guiding the famous York River oysters
and hsh.
Special limited trains leave Southern
Railway depot Sunday $3.50 a. e., return
ing leave West Point j.. 81 only sew
euy minutes rice each way, and CD
CENTS ROUND TRIP, good returning
Monday, Is cents. which win enable those
who wish 20 enjoy the 1no fishing. crab
bling. duck and sorl shooting along She
York.
The Terminal Hotel furnishes dinner 90
our patrons az 90 cents each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
nA1rInroRF MARKET.

pArTI1IORT. SEPT 1H--FLDUR-DuIIi
western superior. SOS 025l .,.,-
WHEAT Strong and hl@heI, spot uo-tS
cct -. month Gsl. q6sAc.. october alo
December. GS0CH. O.; southern wheat by
C0RN-stoalier. spot and month, 83p
ar.C- orto5cr. 34lkn34Ic. new or oldi
~ itl', ~. o~ perefnber $3.50. asked;
southern white corn. 5ip35c. nj.
OErs-Firmer. no. white western ~
PYE-Firn: no. . nearby 4sc.; no. :
western. 1910.
eTrChR-Sfronc. unchanged.
EIrTTFR-Steady unchanged
FGGg-Firm. fresh. 16c.
Enthusiastically unchanged.
JT-TTTCE-S0c. per bushel box,
LViircIyF3-SI gga1.3O per gallon Tor
finished Goods I'm car loads. Sl3l4l52 per
GALLON for j0bhing lots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
HitWth a Lighted lamp.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept. 13-Spe-
cfal-Bessie Lyman, aged nineteen, met
with A horrible death this morning at J
o'clock. In a house OF ill-fame
10 seems that she was IN Il room WIZ,
saveral other women, and all Of them had
been drinking. A woman named Annie
smith became enraged and hurled kero-
sene lamp IN the crowd. Bessie Lyman 5
dress was ignited and she was soon en-
yeIoned In names She ran out OF the
house. shrieking franticaliy for help. but
before any one came TO her rescue she
was frlghifully burned, and died short
while after, suffering the torment OF i
material hell.
ana her home was In Richmond.
Annie Smith was arrested ana lodgei
in the city Jail. She VIII have 10 an"
swer a charge % murder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14

Via r.. +. and =. Il. r.. and Penn. r. r
Round trip rate from Richmond only
Sl4oO.
Special treins leave Washington Via
Pennsylvania railroad at 1855 A. ~. Sep
tember LIST. September 18th and September
Goth.
Tickets from Richmond good twelve
days; good for return passage on all reg
ular trains except limited express trains.
Stos-ovor allowed on return trip at BUFF
falo. Rochester and Watkins Glen. For
further information apply 70 Richmnd
Transfer Company. 80. eo3 east Main
street. 10 ticket agent ByrG-street Sta
tiou. or 10 W. =. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
,orr ARE ENTITLED TO THE BEST

and YOU can get the best az the Twin
Cit, prug store. Seventh ana Main
street. where LoWneys Celebrated Bcs-
ton chocolate B1n-bons are sold pure
and fresh. Yes give her box OF Low
,,ov,s souvenir Chocolates and the re-
snonslve smile that irradiates her face
win amply repay the expense and de-
III ,on. Pure candy Is hoalthful and
tbsre Is none purer and better than Low
rcv's and the Twin city Drug Store.
Seventh and Main streets. always keep
a largo and fresh stock on hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
BOYS FEARFUL INJURY,
Run over by Heavily Loaded wagon
An Afflicted Family.

sTAUNTON. va. Sept l3,-sp,e,ciia.i..-I1
About O'Clock to-dfy A,,le i.o ,.,.,l
WOOD son of Rev. NJ. J.. Wood pasttol
of the stanton Baptist chur-h sl lg"' I'm
a. riinh on farm wagon loaded ,"itn
so~tiiigor lie lost his balance ana zen
az the heavily loaded wagon eranct, W.
over Lis body directly across me ap90,-
men The little fellow ls ure9 req. ill
t,,~,d ~ well. his father is DOB Richmond
yfreudiug the Baptist Association pul ne
mas been teicgrdphed for a..
Mr. William Tlnsiey, who lives on tne
edge of town. lost little boy WIN ~
,enaioitls a dav or two since. ana now
anofher son lust two years older has the
same disease and Is expected 10 oie AZ
any time.