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The Jasper news., 1902-10-30
a Fine Animal.

w. II. Ward AMI d. II. Wamplor
rei urned last Friday from Kansas City,
where they attended the big cattle show
Mr.. Wamplcr bid II Thoroughbred
Shorthorn bull up to 1925 but it vas
sold TO another man for $40 He
bought another amin n, however. which
was almost AS good, at private sale for
$50. 1t was formerly valued at sl35 but
Mr., Wampler got it at this low figure on
account Of it being slightly lame in one
Of its front lcts. 1t is Il ought that the
animal will set ever the Ian n.ontss, how
ever.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30
Gard Of Thanks.

We desire 10 extend to the many
friends our heartfelt thanks. for thei, aid
and sympathy during the sickness and
death Of our little daughter, We espec-
ia'ly appreciate the untiring efforts of
Miss Fannie Peterson and DR.. Sullivan
in behalf Of our little sufferer.
REv.and Mis-. W. II. FERGUsoS.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30
Dublin Items.

Oliver Morlan and family arrived
Sunday morning at O'Clock fromSouth
Dakota and will visit few weeks with
home folks.
j. {. Webber delivered a ehoice lot OF
frurt trees in Jasl or last Saturday. He
started TO Colreeyille on Tuesday morn
ing to attend to a delivery there.
Tom Goodwin came home Saturday
night from Maple Grove. He saws
wheat threshipg will soon be finished
there. lie went back sunday after.
noon.
Several people from Dublin went over
to Jasper last Saturday to see the foot
bail game
Geo. Wolforl and Dick Hatfield
stacked some hay at Geo Wolford's
place in Dublin last week.
G. W. Johnston is painting McCune's
BARN in JASPER County this week.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30
Dewey SparkIings.

The friends Of Rev and Mrs. Fergn
son in the Dewey ntighborhood scud
heartfelt sympathy to them in their loss
flittlo Mary.
Mrs Paxton is sick with typhoid fever
at the lone Of Ler mother Mrs. CUsobolt.
MIR. Tom Pugh is 10 Kansas City.
Mrs. Owens has pneumonia but is i'm.
proving.
Mr.. Henderson is sick again.
Miss Lena Riddle was sick one day
last week and Miss Ethel taught school
for her at Sheridan.
Mr.. Gaddis is selling potatoes in
Webb City.
Miss Florenco Emery was driving to
Carthage Monday to take Miss Faye TO
school, when the front wheel came of
the surrey aud the horse became fright
ened and begun to run and for mo
ment things looked very serious, but
they stopped the horse and no damage
was done
Mr. Cloptcn is plastoring the house
occupied by Mr.. Emery.
MIR. Stith has his new house complet-
ed.
Mrs. Nc Carthy and daughters were
out from Carthage Monday.
Mrs. Mathews is at Carteryil!e this
week in the interests OF the W. c. 4. U.
Don't say any thing about the liter
AIRY please.
The Bible reading was very interest.
log Sunday night. Next Sunday the
subject will be "Msn". Bring Bibles.
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tiigh School Notes.

A profitable hour was spent last Fri.
day AFTERNOON, The seature WAS the
answering Of number Of questions
that weie left over from the query bex
two weeks before.
1t seems as IL the foot ball boys lot
Carthage get them under foot Saturday.
Boys you will have to get in your share
of the elbow" next time aud not let
them "hog" you go.
Rev . Z. Palmer pastor Of the Bap
tist Church conducted the devotional
exercises last Monday morning. After
reading few verses fron the Bibls he
made fifteen minute speech in hich
he said many interesting things. Among
them were," We are known by the com
man. Vhoresoevcr the mind laadeth, the
body is sure TO follow" lt seems pro.
bable he WAS limiting at tho boys who
engaged in football game, not to be en-
wrapped by the thought aud enthusi-
asm Of tas to neglect their school work.
The Juniors met last Tuesday even
ing TO select their colors.
The Seniors met last Tuesday evening
to decide ON having an entertainment.
They decided to have it sometime in the
future. The nature thereof will be n
play Of some kind. The program con.
mittoe is apl ointed and perhaps will
have the program ready to be publ he'd
10 next weeks News.
The Jasper High School literary and
debating society meets ut O'Clock next
Fri lay afternoon, Oct. 81, 1902 Their
was quite a number present at our last
meeting and we hope to have more next
time.
The advanced algebra class has now
approached an unexplorcd mountain
range which makes 1t very deiicult
travelling.
Several OF tho boys came to scho !
limping Monday morning.
Troy Masters is now carrping his arm
in sling The effect ofa scufile.
For not strange cause Ed Steinr has
sprained neck.
San empty wagon makes the most
noise and carries nothing to market.--
Carthage Foot Ball team.
"crosseyed Bill"
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30
New Potatoes

Mrs. Ira q ilfin has our thanks for q
mess Of new potatoes raised ia her gar
den. They are from the second crop
which she raised this season and are as
large as goose eggs
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30
Tick ct Brokers

Steamship Agents, Office Supplies,
Rubber Stamps and Stencils made to
order.
Benefits Ticket Office
Carthage, Mo.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

When you wake up with bad taste
in our mouth, 80 at oucc to Webb Drug
store add get free sample Of chamber
lain's Stomach aud Liver Tablets Oae
on two doses VIII make you well, They
a'a- care oil'ousncss, sic& headache aud
constipation.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

Mr., ard Mrs Ciai. Masters are re-.
ioicing over another young football play
er which arrived at their home Satur
day nigh.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

Mrs, Ware, who has been visiting her
brother Hi Hendricks for several weeks
past returned to her homo in Illinois
yesterday.
Mrs, A. NJ. Crandall received a
telegram last Friday morning aunonnc-
ing the death of her sistorinlaw at New
Richmond Indiana.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning at IL O'Clock, The
theme will be, "Civil Service Reform in
American Politics"
Mr.. o. d, Fink, Of Lamar, an ex-
! lOricnced banker, was in this city
several days helping Cashier Mackoy in
the new bank.
Mr.. and Mrs John Beatty are rejoicing
over ths arrival OF a line baby at theri
home Tuesday night
Clifford Palmer las sold his apple
crop from his orchard five miles north,
west OF Jasper to Mr. Wittenmeyer Of
Joplin.
Oye people have ye wasted the golden
moments of never returning time in
taking substitute for the genuine.
Rocky lo in raa9 ~ EI Lsl3e
sur1 url ,t
Oash pad .or Iides and f'a,a
Boucher q Butts.
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Use Ja'9ir i dtiiioi;AliyjlwiIIg
good broad and at the same time en-
courage home institution,
The excitement incident to travelling
aud change Of food and water often
brings 90 oisrrteea, and for This reason
20 ono should leave home without bot
tie Of Cham5srlain's Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Webb
Drug and IEd Go.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

Mrs. j. p. Leiss and Mrs. Mont Fair
field are attending the meeting of the
Grand lodge of the Eartern Star at Sc
dalia this week
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30
Barred PIymonth ROCKS.

| have alarge number of very fine
Barred Pymonth Rock Roosters for sale
at my place miles east and two miles
south OF Jasper. A. l.. THOMAS
X. +. ID. No. Jasper. Mo.
Hatchet, hammer and ak
handles cheap at Squiel ).
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30
Michigan Salt at r. i
Roberts & Son.

Got free sample Of Chamberlain q
stomach and Liver Tablets at Webb
bfes inr.fss g. They are easier
-" tQ- ueae rsnta H-ct than
eil. ttst wpeity
cons'lp1',oa ~s IS oitc6 ,As o.se 6iih
d!lis. Regular size, s5c, per box.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

Mrs. Chas. Leiss arrived yesterday
from Evansville, Indiana, for visit
with her husbands parents.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

FOR SALE; 900, l20 and 80 acre
farm for sale, bargains ali last snap at
ssG00, best improvements; miles from,
Jasper. Address. l.. Riddle Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

Trya sack of "Ping Pong Patent" at
fine hard wheat flour made by the Jas.
per Mills. -
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

A fine girl baby arrived at the home Of
Mr., aud Mrs. Joe Carns Sunday night,
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

IL Ii Ryan came in yesterday for two
weeks visit with relatives.
She's a radiant, witching, woud Gus
gem that beautiful, blushing wits OF
mine. She is an angel on earth, 50 YOU
can be, only take Rocky Mountain Tea
at + Lauderhsugh Drug Co.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

When in need of Ranges,
Cook STOVES and Hot Blast
Heating Stoves, call on
Webb Boos.
Enamal Ware-the verv
best at Squier's.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30
Kansas City
Journal

Has led the metropolitan dailies of the
great Southwest for nearly fifty years
In this section it is supreme. In 1899 il
will be brighter and better than ever l5e-
fore. More new, attractive features;
moro national and foreign news; more
news from Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri
Nebraska and the Southwest. Bright
and we'll selected miscellaney. Latest
sporting news, All the news that is
worth printing. The circulation of the
Journal now exceeds 10000 daily. The
company wants TO double it this year.
Are you subscriborY II not, now is a
good time TO begin.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

We are again handling the Avilla
Loaf" aud "Oyeu
Buster" lly sack. Tilbert Mil!er
New Sorghum at Hastings
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

1000 good matches for s
at Squier's.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30
Tax Notice.

The taxpayers of the city Of Jasper
arc hsreby noiified that the city taxes
are now due and payable.
II. w. SHEErs, collector.
The Jasper news., 1902-10-30

Cash pad .or l,ldes and Fa,a
Boucher & Butts.
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Exploitation de carneS
en- Ia Argentina.
Constlt1yese una compa-
fla para construlr I'm es-
tablecimiento frigorlhco.

Buenos Aires, Agosto 10. Re-
cientemente se ha conssituido en-
Buenos Aires una compafifs argenti.
M para adquirir y explotar nm esta-
blecimiento frigorffico sobre Ell Ria
chuelo, en- BARRACKS al Sur, para ID
exportacion de carnes congeladas {
Europa, Sud-Af ia y otros merca.
dos.
Fl frigorifico en- question podra
faenar 1000 earneros y $50 vacunos
diarios; sus mGquinas tienen fuerza
para congelsr un million de carneros
so O7O now los por af1o, y en- sus
cxmaras frias SO podr&n almacenar
70 900 ovinos = 900 vacunos.
Ell capital amortizsdo de 10 SO !.
ciedad es de M 100000 pesos orc
selisdo, y ell Fuscrito dc nm MILLION
de pesos de jgasl mor eds.
La compra de gsnado empezara
& hacerse ell de Diciembre.
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Un hombre hOnradO.

Sef1or Editor.- 5irvase informar
sus lectores que 81 me ess,riben con
3dencisln ente les uandars pOr CO
rreo en- car5a sellAda el plan que
guf y por eI caAl obtuve eli restabls.
cimianto permanente = compActo de
mi salud y vigor varonii despuSs de
amos de sufrimientos de debiliaaa
uervioss, pSrdidss nos urnas y par
tes dSbiles y o rCfi adas.
No es mi idea ecnseguir ainero
de nadie; fuf robado y estafado por
charlatanes, hAsta perder In f6 del
R6nero humane, pero gracias 6 Dios
astoy ahora hisn vigoroso y fnerte,
g.cop daseo de h4cer conocer 6 todos
este ramedio 4ia- tn de eurArse.
No tenitado nsdA que vender n
que enviar @. A D., no dsseo dine-
rl.
Direction: E Braut, Box Delrx 9
Mich EE UU. 8 $50. III
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La patria
de CerVanteS.

El + i nero 20 de esta pub iea'
c:6a, corre- pondiente al prasente
mes. contiene artfculos tan intere'
santes como In COZ. auacion de II
novels sMisterics po, dcf1s Emilia
Pardo B zas,y otros de gran valor
Ii arsriu, dsoidos & ID plumA del co.
nocido literato M Barrionuevo del
ilustra escriter isg 6s Conan d. yle,
itulados Ella Rsir . de los Ali bees
Sc Dago sabueso de los b K Ri
lie. ;. Adem &s mere @ cita's el oonl
to cusrto &rabe <El Sepulcro de
Nsph 6
| ustran 81 LII nero % msgt ffi
cos grs b ados.
Ptecio de suscripe ion 9 pesetas
81 NJ en- Madrid y 10 en- provinces !;
Id nero suelto, / peseta. Bal ~ Bal
| ere 6 Hljos, Madrid y en- todAs las
ibrerfas.
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R. M0NTES
GRAN BAZAR DE R0PA HECHA
Y
S AS TRERIA

Allen % San Juan.
Constante y complete surtido en-
Trajes hechos, Camisas, Cuellos, Pu-
nos, Corbatas, Tirantes, Ligas, Pa
raguas, Capas impermeables y de-
mas art1culos para caballeros.
Para TRAJES 4 La MEDIA
hayun bonito y esplendido surtido
DE CASlMLRES Igleses y France
SeS.
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CULTOS
en- Puerta de Terra,

El s&bado por In noche tendr&
lugar en- 10 igiesia de San Agustin
de Puerta de TERRA 10 salve en- no
ordel Patrono del bsrrio, cantada
por 10 sef1orits Concha Agusyo y
otrse. El Domingo & las 9 Sc celebra
RI miss solemne con panegfrico 4
cargo del Padre Rivers. La sefiorita
Encarnacion Gomez cantAr& dnrAnte
In celebration del SAnto sacrificio.
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TARJETAS de vista con sobre-
y sin ellos, SO hacen en- ala Cos
lrespondencia.D
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Y un mOaeIO eScIuslVO dc Ia Casa CON
su colchon superior por IS. Camas de
ninos. Surtido complete en- COLCHO-
NESy>COLCHONETAS, ALF0MBRAS
de sala y CANA. LAMPARAS para luz
electrical y gas. Cuadros de sala y
comedor. JAULAS, NEVERAS, BAIL
LAS de porcelana decorada. JUE-
Cos DE COPAS. CUBIERTOS de chris
tofe y Rogers y todo 10 necesario pa
ras aaorno &c casa.
En- ABANICOS japoneses tenemos
especialidades y precios sin competen-
cias.
Compleo surttido en- articulos de
NOVEDADy FANTASIA propios para
regalos.
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De Sociiedad.
La jarana de anoche.

Muy spimsda, concurriendo &
ella distin guidss sc n ,ras y bellas Sc
f1oritas enire Las que recordamos &
las de Acc sts, Meltz, Latimer, Pujol
Brsc T ~illard, Cnevas, Larrinags,
Ditz Ramos Rsme.
T ,rmino las once sin que decs
vera nm momento la animation.
Para ell skbado proximo hay mu
cho entusiasmo y resultarS muy con
currida In fiesta.
Sc han entregado mas de mil tar
jetas de invitaeton.
NOS ALEG RAMOS.
Sc encuentra restsblecida de 10
dolenciA que le retuviera en- CANA,
nuestra dietirguida amiga 10 sef1ori
tn Monse Skarete.
Ell CLUB "GERANEO"
Anoche celebr6 esta simpAties
asociscion una Animada jarAna que
concluyo las doce.
Concurrieron todos los asocia
dos y resulto gratisima la velada, q
no podia ser menos por 10 exquisite
correction y amabilidad de tan valio
sos componentes
Pronto daran otra.
SEMPER, IA.
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G0NZsLkZ PADIN HERMAN0S

Constante COCHONES Gran variedad de
delos dorada pares altos de dOse
estios tenmos DORADAS
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Venta 0 a|Quiler

Sc vende la heImdsR casa no 81
San Francisco y en- su defscto, se 3:
quila por d q. toda 6 1nicamante
los altos. Para ms detalles dtrigir
Jose ulian e Blauco, apartado AL
15..1
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Cuba y Ell pueblo
americana.
La reclprocldad.

Ell SenAdor Spooner dirigirk la
defensa del trAtado de reciprocidAd
o#o
1.-The Juornal Commerce Asegu
ra que ell pueblo de los EstSdcs Uoi
dos desea lG reciprocidAd entire Gu.
ba y Ia repu olica del Norte, y que 81
haAtA ahora SO hA abstenido de ma
nifestArlo porque no es de los ssun
It's que 10 Apasionan.
o~o
I'll Senador Hanna hA pronun'
ciAdo en- Detroit un diacurso en- que
declar& que existe fuerte oposici6n
favorable 4 10 reciprocidad entire
CnbS y los EztAdos U lidos, Af1Adien'
do que la anexion serA el desenlAce
loglco de los sucesos.
o*o
Acerca de Ia actitud de los de-
mocrAtas. Americanos con respecto
de Cuba, dfcese que se muestran I'll
bios porque temen perder votos en-
los EstAoos remolAcneros.
90
TelegrG fian de Washington que
el "Evenll g Pos" dice quo I'll Sen&
dor de Michls gan, Mr.. BArrovos al
rigirA en- lA alta CAm&r& Ia oposicion
contra In reciprocidad entire Cuoa y
los E,tAdos Unidos; que pedir& qua
el proyecto pase q la comision de
Hacienda y propondrA que SO Abr~
unA information, TODD con eb1eto de-
demorAr IL aprobacion Gel trAtAdo.
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PASTILLAS
del DR.. RICHARDS.

Tenga usted cuidado en- 10 que respecta 4 la nu-
trcl6n. Ell asunto es importantismo. La dyspepsia
resulta fata de nutrcidn, porque solamente ell
almento bien digerdo el que nutre la falta de
nutric6n tarda en- manifestarse en- perdida de
carnes y falta de fuerzas.
Centenares de hombres corpulentos (y mujeres
tamb6nD, por de defectos des6rdenes de la
digeston han llegado cas convertirse esqueletos
En- la gran mayoria de los casos debe este q
desordenes del est6nago, que saben todos los
medicos Las Pastllas del DR. Richards revisten al
cuerpo de solidas precisamente porque hab-
Titan al aparato digestive para llevar 4 cabo
funciones Cuando digere bien hay suicente
nutric6n 6sta manifesto Ell el fornilo cuerpo
del hombre y las graciosas curvas, sonrosadas
mejillas y ojos vivos de la mujer.
La sensac6n de llenura ocupaci6n, el estren-
miento darrea IA acdez del estomago las nauseas
NAL gusto la boca, la somnolencia durante el
dia desveo Ell la noche, odos estos sintomas han
de resutar necesariamente debilidaG perdida de
carnes, p6rdida del buen color4 del buen humor.
Cuando la asta en- e estomago convene tomar
las Pastllas del DR.. Richards.
Las Pastillas del DR.. Richards
Convierten Ell est6mago de
tiranO en- sirvief1te..
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Escue|a elemental

Y S u p e Z Q K
de la "PurlSima Conception. :"
Gale Ae .R .el 9 r'eros Q 80
feente q las vantsnss del antigua
cuArtel de San Fra CISCO.
obstruction prisn&ris, elemental
superior. idinma ingles = tenedu
ria de libros po NJ R 'nero H xths
usen Dlbuj.. ,stu al y lireal por
D. A Msrgenst, Md ca O ID 'nAto
G .refa HorAs de clAses de 8 & IL
10. y de "A p m. NJ hay vacacio.
nes. Observation-Disclosures
Sah Juan Agnsto 16 1902.
E. CORTES.
NJ Y s.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-21
GEN. SMITH STOPS AT MANILA.
officer Who Is TO BE CourtmartiaIed
Talks of Difficulties of Campaign
ing in Sammr,

officer Who Is TO BE COurtmartialed
Talks of Difficulties of Campaign
ing in Sammr.
Manila. April 2O-The United States
army transport Buford left here to-
day for San Francisco. after having
been detained in quarantine for FIVE
days. Gen.. Jacob H. Smith, who was
in command of the American forces
in the Island of Samar at the time
Maj. L. w. It. Waller of the Marine
Corps is said to have executed ma
tives of that island without trial. was
to have gone home on the Buford, but
has disembarked here
Orders have been received here from
Washington to hold a, court of inquiry
into the conduct of affairs in Samar.
Gen. Smith claims that to the best of
his belief, the officers and men of his
command in Samar had to face insur-
mountable difficulties, that the hard
ships they encountered were almost
unbearable and that the treachery of
tn natives of the island is unequalled
in the history of warfare. He says
that the American soldiers acted, in
the circumstances, with the greatest
forbearance shown in the war in the
Philippines. Campaigning in Samar is
not a pleasure trip, but stern reality,
said Gen. Smith. He also expressed
his doubt if the troops of any nation
in the world would or could have
acted i'll the circumstances in Samar
3s well as did the Americans.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-21
HOT BLAZE IN KANSAS CITY.
Zig Section of Dwelling Houses Eat
en- Up by Flames and Many Fami-
lies Made Homeless.

Kansas City, April 20.-A destructive
fire visited the southwestern part of
this city to-day, laying waste a section
of dwelling houses almost a quarter of
a mile long and a block wide, and do
ing damage to the amount of $4,000.
John Slime of Quincy, Ills, a specta-
tor, was seriously injured by a falling
piece of iron, and Edward Bennett, a
fireman, was overcome by heat.
About fifty dwelling houses were
destroyed and sixty or more families
rendered homeless. A high wind,
amounting almost to a gale, was blow
ing and the flames spread with alarm
ing rapidity. Because of a. mistake in
the alarm, the arrival of the firemen
was delayed.
The fire started in grocery store,
and after destroying nearby buildings.
was carried by the strong wind up
steep hill, making the work of the
f!remen extremely difficult. Burning
embers were blown more than half a
mile For a time all of that portion
OF the city was threatened. After three
hours Of hard fighting the fire was un-
der control Many persons lost all OF
their property. Much furniture and
other property was destroyed after
having teen piled in supposed places
of safety
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-21
FRISco'S STREET CAR STRIKE.
Nearly All the Lines Tied Tn and
San Franciscans Are Walking.

Nearly All the Lines Tied Tn ana
San Franciscans Are Walking.
San Francisco, April 20.--San Fran
ciscoans were without the usual facil-
titles Of rapid transit to-day and many
walked. The street railway strike has
become effective. Only three lines
were in operation. Business on ev-
cry line of the United Railroad was
suspended. The cables were running,
but they drew no cars. During the
day a few cars under police supervi-
sion were run over the different lines
of the system to comply with the
franchise requirements, but no at
tempt was made to carry passengers.
The day passed very quietly. There
were no disturbances around the vari-
Gus car barns. Both sides to the con-
troversy held separate conferences dur
ing the day, the results of which have
not yet been made public. The strik-
ing employees were very confident they
had the strike won, and asserted that
it would be impossible for the COM
pany to secure enough new men to
carry on the service.
The railway officers evidently were
surprised at the strength developed by
the strikers, who claim to have about
5000 men enrolled. The company has
not announced its plan for breaking
the strike, but it is generally antici-
pated that they will make an attempt
tomorrow to run with the mail cars
as bumpers.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-21
DIED OF HYDR0PHOBIA.
Horrible Sunerings of Texan in
Atlanta Until Death Relieved Him.

Atlanta, April 2O-George Jenkins of
Bryan, Tex, died a horrible death here
this morning from hydrophobia. His
eyes had the green CLASSY stare, froth
fell from his mouth, and almost in the
midst of a raving delirium, death re-
leved him of his sufferings. just after
dawn. He was brought here several
days ago to the Pasteur institute, but
came too late for the Pasteur treat
ment to do any good. He was bitten
about six weeks ago by little pet dog,
and the family refused to believe 1t
was mad at the time. Later Mr.. Jen-
kins felt a severe pain in the bitten
hand and then steps were taken to
have him sent to Atlanta.
Under way he was under close guard
ard showed some signs of rabies. In
his lucid moments, just before his
death, he begged those about him not
to come too close for fear he would
bite them. He was a member of
prominent family at his home, where
he leaves a wife. The body was sent
home this afternoon