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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-24
Compulsory Education.

Jefferson City. Mo. April Is Gov
Dockery has vetoed toe CON pulsory edo
cation bill, entitled ''An act TO enforce
the constitutional right of every child 10
the State to an education; to provide for
trusnt or parental schools and attend
apce of ofhoers 10 cities of 10. 600 popu
latioo or more. and to prohibit the en-
ploymeot Of cbildrsn during school
hours.
The governor said that the act inter
ferred With ,be personal rights of
parents, aud savored Of paternalisn on
sbe part Of the State
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-24
Vigor Of Of NIen
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Re-

HINDIPO, Dr.. JeAu 0 Rarra's (Psris)
Great French tonic and vitadzev 10 sold With
written gnarautee TO cure Nervous Debility,
Lost Vitality, Failing Memory, Fits, Dizz'
neas, hys'eris, stops all drains oo the ner-
vons avsten caused by bad habits or excessive
ase of tobacco opium, liquors. or living
toe pace that kills 1t wards Oh i6sanlty,
consumption and death. 1t clears me blood
aud brain, builds up the shattered nerves,
restores the FIRE of youth, and brings the
pink glow TO pale cheeks, and makes yoo
Young aud stroog again Soc, IL boxes So.
By mail 10 any address. For sale 10 Sumter
by DR. ] W LsDorme.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-24

Washington, April II "A pension
of s8 mouth today was granted to
Mrs j obu G Breckioridge, widow ct
the former vice president of the
United States Mr Breckin7idge was
major Of The Third Kentucky voiun
teers in the Mexican war The pen
sion carries arrears amounting to
81 $50 Mrs BreckiDridge is 7o
Yeas old
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-24
So.

} Here you get the news Of
the world and all your local
news while it is fresh, paying
very liltle more than one
:. paper costs. Either paper is
well worth 500, but by spe-
cial arrangement we are en-
abled to put in both of thom,
giving three papers a week
; for this low price. You can
not equal this anywhere else,
and this combination is the
best premium for those who
want q great paper and a
home paper. Take these and
you will keep up with the
} times.
Besides general news, the
Twice-a-Week Journal has
much agricultural matter
and other articles of special
interest to farmers. 1t has
J regular contributions by Sam
Jones, Mrs. w. Il. FELTON,,
John Temple Graves, Hon.
; G. 81. Jordan and other dis
tinguished writer's.
) Cali at this office and leave youf
subscriptions for both papers. You
can get a sample copy Of either pa
per here on application.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-24

Fayetteville. N. c., April II The
Fayetteville and Wilmington Steam
boat Company vas organized bere TO-
uay. The capital stock is $l2o, ,0OO
A line OF steamers will be put OF
the Cape Fear River to ply between
.F.,ostav;,,e and WILMINGTON.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-24
Reflections of a Bachelor.

If she thought 20 one would hear.
| the average woman would talk baby
talk to cockroach
When q mau gets caughtia anything
his Grss iostioct is to lie out Of it o
woman's is TO bave bysterics.
The Grst sligo that the honeymoon is
over is When womau begins to thiak
she likes to CON b her husbands head
A woman feels terribly unhappy
wbeu she really wants TO use baDd
kercb;ef aud has only got her best lace
ooe. With Der
You very seldom see woman that
has the strength of mind Dot to get mad
at man when she has bad to soeege
right when be was telling her some.
thing romantic.
It's DOT very ofseo you 6od mso's
wife the bosom frieod of the woman
who thinks she has a MISSION to belp
him
A meal 10 man meaos piece OF
m eat aod cigar; to woman it mears
something new to talk about and
fluffy desert
A mans letters to glrl never begin
to be really dangerous, till after be gers
too far sloug to bother With quoting
po try in them New York Press.
Kansas Civ Mo April l5-Mrs
Carrie Nation arrested yesterday
charged With obstructing the strees.
was arraigned before Police Judge
McAnley this morning, Gued $500
and given until O'Clock this even
ing to leave the city The Judge
warned Mrs Nation if she was found
in the city after that hour she would
be arrested aud placed in jail She
agreed to leave and Is minutes later
boarded street car for Kansas City.
Kss
! London. April ia dispatch
to the Reuter- Telegram Company
from Pekin. dated April 16, says that
Gen Won Gy!e, in command of 5 600
German and 5000 French troops. is
heading an expedition to attack Llu
Hui Ln. who is within l2O miles Of
Pao Ting Fu. Liu's position is ln-
side the territory defined by Field
| Marshal Won Waldersee as the sphere
of operation for the allies Liu has
10000 men aud has refused to retire,
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Deposits Of 81 and upwafde received. In
,erest allowed st the rate OF per cent. per
annun. on amounts above SIS apd not exceed
inq $500, payable quarterly, on first days OF
January. April, July and Octooer.
r ~ WALLACE.
r. Enrnsns President.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-24

No travelling canvassers are employed
Terms for local agents will be sent upon
application All money should be sent by
P O order. Express order, or by bank draft
on New York or Chicago. Do not send
individual checks or stamps.
SUI scrlbers of the Watcbman and South.
ron can get the 'Coumouer" az club rate,
Is cents year
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w omanly Beaut y.
Sparkling Ewes and Bright Faces.

Are the fruits cf sound nerves.
HINDIPO the great French Nerve Tonic
aud Vl,slizer cures Nervous Exhaustion,
Rysteria, Dizziness, Headache, Backacbe and
Female Weakness 30 common attending the
mou,bly periods GIRLS passing through
the trying change from eirlbood TO Woman
hood will 6nd 10 it s. wonderful relief and
benefit. 1t quiets and strengthens the nerves,
cleanses the blood, clears the brain and tones
up the whole system Makes woman look
Young aud feel young Price sec, 10 boxes
S5 Sent by mail to any address. Sold by
DrJFW DeLorne, Snmter, s c
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-24

Total protection TO depcsitors, Sl75 900 90
Transacts General Banking Business.
Special attention given to collections.
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J RYr'L'EuBERC ( SONS.

Special Money-Saving Announcement
to all.
Prices are the things that talk, so read the
following and compare. You will see the
money saved by calling on us for your Spring
and Summer shopping:
SO dozen Ladies' Black Hose, &C., 8 pair for 25c Best
you've for the money.
10 dozen Childrens Brown Hose to g. l2ac VIII stand
the hardest kind Of
20 doz Ladies all linen bemstitched Handkerehie &c.
New lot just in
About 25 odd Corsets 75c and 81 values If your is
here, will close out at Soc
New lot of Ladies Leather Belts with the dip buckle
I25c and Soc value, at l9c
lot 36-nch Colored Organdie, price SIC for I9e
Our entire line Is and Zoe col Organde and Dim for l5c
L One lot 81 and lOc Dress Ginghams for &c
15c Fancy Oxords for l0ac
Colored Dotted Swiss, price l5c, for llac
Small lot Of Foulard Silks formerly sold at 40c and 50e
To close this lot 29c
The Crepe Albatross-the material for Waists,
special at 44c
pieces Dotted Cachmo regularly sold at 35c 29c
About rs yards black Perola 81 skirt material Special
price &c. We have sold 800 yards of this material this
About our Shoe Department Well we have them every
body You know the old reputation Shoes
good shoes 1t still holds good Quality the highest prices
the lowest.
Five Points About our Clothing Explains its Superiority
l. The quality is always good.
2. The styles are invariably correct.
8 The workmanship is the best. We guarantee its rela-
bility.
4 The variety is large You're at loss to find
pleasing pattern here
s. Our always a-alWays the lowest tor which
good clothing can be sold
J. RYTTENBERG { SONS.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SUMTER,
STATE, CITY AND COUNTY DE-
pos1ToRY. SUMTER, s. c.

Paid up Capital 7o'ooe w
Surplus and Profits 1o'ooo w
Additiousl Liability OF Stock
holders in excess OF their
stock io,uoo w
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r. l.. EDNUNDs,
Cashier.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

fetes OF the season the .'Cloyer auui 81
given by MIR. and Mrs H. A. Cline. com
plimentary to their sister, Miss Josephiue
Wooten OF Beaumont, who was thus charm.
ingly Introduced Into Wharton society
where she was cordially welcomed. EigGt
guests were present, who were received
by Mrs. q. W. Davis. Mrs Dr. BARCLAY
and Mrs. Val Mcriwether Miss May Vine.
yard, one OF Wharton's loveMest little
maidens, dispensed punch. The house was
Rrtisucally decorated with garands OF
grapevines moss and evergrecns inter-
spersed with groups OF palms ana bouqets
OF hot house flowers The yerAn1as and
lawn was lighted with Japanese lanterns
and music was furnished. violin aud piano
by MIR, $. Marsh aud Miss Jennie StnVens
The dining table, with n long table
wreathed In green and white With center
piece Of palms. and loaded with deiiclnns
yiands. was a sight TO delight an eplcure
The event OF the evening was the s'Clover
Hunt" 500 clover leaves were hidden. and
a merry crowd Joined IN the search The
prize, an elegant box ofl.ownes candy was
awarded 10 Mr. Manor stafford who found
800 leaves Mr.. Newton Dennis won the
consolation prize, having found only three
leaves. AT the close OF the hunt Miss
Wootcn, who is truly endowed WITH the
gift Of song, sang -Four Leafed clover.
Among the amuscments provided FOR the
guests were numerous selections on the
graphophonc.
one Of the most delightful entertain
ments Of the season was the musicale nj
the residence Of Mr.. aud Mrs w. l.. Hall
given under the auspices of the ladies' OK
the Christian church, Friday night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas, June 22.--Dr. West OF
Bryan will preach at the First Presbyte
rlan church In this city tomorrow.
William Wellmer, treasurer Of the Scot
fish Rite Masonic societies OF Austin, Is
undergoing an operation at the John Sealy
hospital.
Fred c. wlchlep, aged 40 years, died yes.
terdly.
The Galveston Land. oil and Gas COM
pany yesterday closed n caltract with the
Galveston Well Boring company for drill
ing a well on the Thomas place at Alvin.
The contract calls for a we'll 1900 feet
deep unless oil is found at lesser depth.
Mrs ]. II. Hawley and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Il. Hawley, Jr, left last evening for New
York.
George sealy, Jr., has returned home to
spend his vacation.
j. +. Wood general manager of the
Anchor Oh company of Houston, was In
the city last evening.
Mr. and Mrs j. r. Cheek left this even.
ing for Buffalo.
NJ. Raphael. agent Of the Mallory line
at Houston, was in the city today on bust
ness.
Travelling Auditor Hosty Of the Santa Re
returned this morning from the Interior
Miss Lucy Harris OF Bolton arrived here
from New York today on the Concho.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

Eddy, Texas. june p That this town
Is not behind the times IN the mauufactur.
ing line V evidenced by the plant Of Mr
NJ l.. CoWan. inventor and manufacturer.
Your correspondent lately visited this plant,
which Is making ready for the market a
new cooling process. the invention OF the
proprietor. Nj COwan. and an examination
proves thu, gentleman not only an hveu-
live genius but o men who believes iu
home manufacture and who practices what
be breaches
The Invention viii doubtless prove most
useful and saiable article for the purpose
OF Keeping cool milk, butter fruits, meats
etc il has decidedly the advantage OF
modern refriger0tors from the standpoint
Of hygienr economy ana convenience.
The method Of cooling j. by evaporation.
hence all that IS needed for the process
Is water The device lowers the tempera
fure from 30 10 40 degrees on the hottest
days.
for Fnch an article, and doubtless Mt
Cowan win reap the reward due 10 hts
ingenuity snd hls process o VII fo9n re
merits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
HUNTSVILLE ITEMS.
Examinations for Sam Houston and
Prairie View Normals.

Examinations for Sam Houston and
Prairie View Norrals.
Huntsville. Texas June 2t.-Hon. W. D..
Adair has announced that a competitive OK
animation VIII be held In Huntsville
wednesday, August T. for the purpose Of
awarding scholarship TO the Sam Houston
normal. also TO the Prairie View normal
The The Outlook club after a years work
on Shakespeare, has adjourned til cooler
"g The b & r. club do not study. simply
read the new books. do little fancy work
and enjoy the delicious refreshments served
failed 10 diminish their zeal and the regu-
lar meeting was held Thursday, instead OF
Friday with Mrs. J, Oryille Wiley. MIS-.
Wiley leaves this afternoon for Visit TO
her friend. Mrs Baty Of Palestine.
DR. cecil Robinson and wife are visit
Ipc his mother, Mrs. Virginia Robinson.
Of Mr. LUIS Claude sims has returned to bis
n' Wr ana Mrs. A. II. Traylor, DR.. Jerry
Ward and Messrs Jimmie booinett ana
Mrs W s. Gibbs and Miss Luteola Gibbs
have returned from Jackson, Miss
DR.. !. W. Thomson went 70 Galveston
tn Mrs "sGSS George L. otey and children have
returned from a visit to Bryan and Gal
Ve Slsears Austin woodall. {. B. Hender.
eon Pei Iarrard and Bolie Branch are
snendinr the week AZ sulphur Springs.
Miss Mamie Dunn, mininer for A. j.
WAGNER & Co during the past season, has
rett,vned TO her home in Houston
Nv Il r. Robinson, president 81 the
TeTas Press association, has returned from
DALLAS. where he went 10 arrange for the
nreEs Rudalo excursion.
PNfr r. o. Brown has returned from
OSAKA where he visited his mother
Miss Maggie Davenport has returned from
NIrs Frank Werner OF Riverside was
noted among the Visitors last week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
sUB-TRoPlcAL RAMBLEs.
Tho Authors Esperiences.

ne Authors Experiences.
United States Consul Pike OF Port Louis,
Mauritius. has written q charming book
upon this gem OF tue ocean, the home Of
Paul aud Virginia.
Colonel Pike, whose New York address
Is IS Exchange place had curlons ex-
perience with coffee and the beverage al
nCsr destroyed his eycsight.
He SAYS: Speaking OF coffee, my hrst
Warning against IFS use was Insomnia FL
lowed By depression and dependency The
nervous system was 10 such q condition
tbot i could not attend 10 business and
10 my distress ! discovered that my eye
siobt was becoming more and more. I'm
perfect every day From my knowledge
W ci,,ded III leave OF the coffee and take
~ Postum Food Coffee 10 Us place
eFrThe results were astonishing Gradu-
III, n,v eveeIeht recovered and the uerv-
as condition ana depressed feeling dis.
uu,s,Tnoer,d | have now been using Postum
IN Mace of coffee for several years and
am ~ gpamijT az six persons discarded cot.
Zee some time age and use postum no.
Msuittls addition 70 the breakfast table
s va ssbould be 10 every household
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Notes and Personals.

Pstln, Texas June 22.--Attorney John
4 feeer returned this morning from ten
! BUSINESS visit Ia ST. Louis He says
tol weather up there surpasses Texas.
}ts;ia will have two weddings next week.
Nll Wyse ana MISS Ellen Burroughs
4 y married Tuesday and Mr.. George
tsalh OF the American National bank
snlsy
Il {. II, Robinson, chief in the me.
LlA department OF the Huntsville pen
flal'i IS here for few days on bust
Nse Fritz Tegner, n we'll known citizen
as place, died yesterday afternoon at
ise Of IS years at his home in South
.aa ana Was buried this afternoon at 4
B. B. Throop travelling agent FOR
L houston Post, has purchased a resi-
y acre ana Will make Austin his home.
\ re Goff Of Chicago is here visiting
| \ governor HOgg came in this morning
|l'ofney Bob West left last night for
x Pass to look after some legal bust
" on business.
Horace Shelton, city editor OF the
''Ss en- has besn appointed one of the
ts w ior the Philippines by State Su
|rNnaenl Kendall. Mr.. Shelton Is
tse q the Sam Houston normal school
Sell qualified for the position. He
lllsc0 i'04"
INV, nsotge Wright of this city, another
',;.s e oi tue same school, has also been
s~s,eo Superintendent KendaIi was
[ make three appointments ana is
u, II"i,s .9g 10 hear from the third man.
~ auy teachers made application for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

within ten days | felt new life and
health given me, and taking an occasional
dose OF ana on when 1 feel extra tired,
Keen my system In perfect order" -Alias
A, Brady.
Miss Esther G Lowe. prominent young
society lady OF Washington. Ga, writes.
50, took Peruna in early spring. reoeiV-
ING glorious benefits from same. Before
taking Peruna suffered with catarrh, all
ways felt tired and had dull headache.
a friend OF mine told me OF Peruna. I
began taking It at once, gaining each
day now feel 40 we'll az ! ever did In
all my life. ! advise all my suffering
friends 60 give Peruna a fair trial. -
Esther G. Lowe.
Miss Mile Baker writes from 200 East
Ohio street, Chicago, III;
suffered for years with weakness pc
culiar 70 women, severe bearing down
palms and continual headache My system
seemed completely upset and ! did not
know where 20 hnd relief. The doctor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
@TAeoRDA COUNTY NEWS.

'-S0s Pumps Are Going at the Big
Rice Plants.
wy Texas, June 20.-District court
, e Yesterday, with Judge Franklin
s.Neston presiding, he and Judge
' s. having exchanged benches. Wis
4 ''oineys present: District Attor-
~. = styles Of Hampstead, Joe Dun
4. Slloal, John Linn of Galveston, l..
\. .a' l. 7 hutchinson and Charles
v Houston, II. NJ. Brown and 6. c.
Of Wharton.
= nefder Of Welmar has been here
M pa M'er his extensive rice interests
4 81 oGiIllE irrigation company started
h uartn, pumps Yesterday aud every
snaiI 10 perfection and already
IS dnw, ner 81 water extends several
saaap Tue grand cnnal and the farm
y of ~ with total average OF 1000
Z & M growing rice, are happy
I u Tpii,PW canal that Is owned by
We W ny ~ 20. of Bay City aud Dr..
hsessr SGIiier, W. II. Farmer and T.
ID ~ q Beaumont.
y, Ehiefs VIua Rice and Irrigation com
: snd WateFed about GOO acres last
z rear .pNnued 10 about 7001 acres
2 plabf started one Of the pumps OF
: hen a. lelay and will have the other
= put Il Going in a day or two, They
heN ~ Yle Of the finest plants In the
1 thev ai ~ there is also great rejoicing
Tss, riase seady 20 give new life TO
: conrsnr helds dependent on them.
Ifd Relre !" composed Of George Ter
= CONT Andrew Huehner Of Fa-
b l.oe,ss y. Z. Moore, n. NJ Vogel-
"a plassn aud F Huebner OF BAY city
far nv are lust above BAY City on
leai eeos, .! the river and Il has taken
tbs ~. 70 get all ready 10 make a
to0 ~ Soeortes company, that IS water
= TIE r, oVDo acres this wear. Is lust
I hesn ,@r from Bay City and tnev
: p4nts nping for several DAYS An
'9glten ,oaaa,Ne o light lift OF only ten
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

tried three different remedies, but thsF
did not seem to help me any.
AFTER using I'VE bottles Of PcrunA
was as well and atrong az ever. 7 would
not he without IL Tor any money .'~-Mihs
Mile Baker.
Free Home Advice
In view Of the great multitude OF women
suffering from come form OF female dis
ease and yet unable 60 find auy cure,
Or. Hartman, the renowned specialist on
female catarrhal diseases, has announced
his willingness to direct the treatment
OF as many cases as make application to
him during the summer months without
charge,
This offer win hold good only during the
summer months. Any woman can become
regular patient by seDdng written
statement OF her age, condition OF life,
history and symptoms OF her dernnge'
meuts.
Those wishing 70 become patients, should
address The Peruna Medicine Co, colum.
bus, Ohls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
New hulIdInnn 81 cald...l

Caldwell, Texas, June % r. steward
will on Monday begin the construction Of
a new brick store on Buck street facing
the public square
Mrs. Delamatcr, whose lot adjoius
Strives, has also arranged to put up Il
two story brick, and work Will begin as
soon as possible
The dwelling house OF Earl Porter, in
the western TAR Of the city, is rapidly
approaching completion.
The board of county school examin rs
is in session with ave applicants for Ger
tincateS,
The Catholic church Is about finished and
viii be ready for service In a few days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
A Miller Badly Hurt.

Paige, Texas, June 22.-This morning
just as Henry Hoefer, present owner aud
operator Of the orts gin and mill, started
up for today's grind. The cast pulley 20
the mill went 10 pieces, a part o. which
falling between the large belt and pulley
on main shaft, caused the belt 10 break,
which struck Mr. Hoefer tust over the
right ear, knocking him down and render,
ing him unconscious IN which condition ne
remained Cor SIX hours. He Is badly hurt.
though his physician thinks be viii re
cover.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Giddinna Nems Mac.

Giddlngs, Texas, June 22--The board OF
teachers examiners are In session. There
are a number Of applicants before the
board
Work is progressing rapidly on the new
compress The railroads have constructed
spurs to the compress site.
Mrs. ID. q. Bowers OF Deauyilie Is visit
ing her sons, s. IL and William o. Bowers
Misses Mary Penn Stockton and Mamie
Bowers have returned from q visit Of three
weeks 10 relatives in Tennessee.
Judge Sinks is home from BAstrop, where
be is holding court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

Wvs ad Of stock .sattle, purchased from
NJ HeS ana brother OF FL Paso county.
t tpa me a summer, and have apartments Al
nm AT q; 9. Walker and family, from In.
their cottage for the summer N Veeupy
IL. ~, NJ. Irueheart, Jr., Is In from his
rspen today day 70 be here to meet his
Miss nlsn no ar M from Galveston.
a. B. MCDANIEL Of San Autonio. Is here
visiting Miss Lois Thompson. "eie
Mr. Robert Mcmillan of San Antonio ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
BEE ouALLs ESCAPED.

Was the Principal Witness in the Barber
Murder Cases.
Floresville, Texas, June 2l--Bee Qualls,
who was the chief witness for the prosecu-
tion In the cases growing out OF the mur-
der of the Barber family in Atascosa coun-
ty' escaped from the officers while being
taken back there. Qualls had confessed
that he was implicated and was being held
both as prisoner and witness. ne was
brought here 10 testify but as the eases
were continued was being returned, lie
was handcuffed at the time he cluded tho
officers and II is believed he viii be caught
in q short time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
CHILDREN BURNED.

One Of Them viii Die, but the Other
May Recover,
Fort Worth, Texas, June 1.-TWO chill
dren Of Mrs. r. u, Dortch, Hollys, aged G,
and Mary, years, were frighduIly burned
this morning. Hollys was a parolytic and
while playing around bonfire fell into
the flames head FIRST. Her little sister at
tempted TO drag her from the IRE and
was also tcarfully burned. The arms and
limbs Of both children we're burned 10 a
crisp, while the flesh OF the lower plrt OF
the body OF Hollys was completely cooked
the besh rolling on In great chunks Sic
will die, Mary may recover The faith r
of the children is soldier In the Philip.
pines