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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-06-05
Chamberlain'S Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhOea Remedy

l. everywhere recognized as the one rem
edy that can always be depended upon
and that is pleasant to take. 1t is es-
pecially valuable for summer diarrhoea
i'm children and is undoubtedly the means
of saving the lives of a great many chill
dren each year. Sold by Phoenix Drng
Co
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Just received, a new line of
Soap, Perfumery, Toilet Articles.
Etc. We handle all the imported
Soaps and Perfumes. See our
new line.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-06-05

Combs, Brushes, Chamois Skins,
Pocket Books, etc, all new, at
GAYS Drug Store.
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An entire new line of Bibles.
Testaments and Bible Dictiona-
ries, cheaper than ever before, at
j. A. GAYS Drug Store.
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The best hams and break fast
bacon on the market-MELRosE
+. ID. Carter Il 90,
Sole agents in Aberdeen.
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See our new line of Stationery,
Fancy Box Paper, etc. Something
new, all the latest fads and novel
ties. GAYS Drug Store.
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Bring us your country produce.
We want it and will pay the high
est price for it. Come and see us.
phone 70. +. ID. Carter e. Co.
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New Subscribers to Aberdeen
Telephone Exchange.

The following new subscribers are
listed to the Aberdeen Telephone
Exchange:
1872 -Staicos, O., residence.
WEIGH, Chas., country store.
ll6 Brooks, Fannie (col.) Res.
Lawson x Mckinney, Una. Miss.
293 Mcfarland Il Mcfarland,
law office.
l.. l.. Somers. Bell, Miss.
29l Thomas, L. X, Residence.
j. III. SLoss, Local Manager
May q, 1902.
Best California apricots, stan
dard size. 15c.
f. d. Carter 4 Co.
Phone 70.
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See our line of can goods-the
most complete in town.
Phone 70. +. ID. Carter & Co.
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To Cure q Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il it fails
to cure. w. T.. Groves signature on each
box. DC.
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Have you seen our line of pick
les, preserves, condi ments, etc?
+. ID. Carter x Co.
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Sheriff Il. II. Clopton of Chick
county, was in the city yesterday
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PEABODY NORMALC COLLIE

PEABODY NORMAL COLLEGE, NASHVILLE
For the above occasion the Kansas City, Mem
phi- 4 Birmingham Railroad will sell round
trip tickets IA S..1j. Dates Of sale June ~, ~
"a. july =. ., 1913. limited to - days from date
81 sale hut by dcpOsiting ticket with Joint AK
and trying jfl tickets Will be- extended not later
thnn Sentember 81. J. X 1OUN6, Agent.
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Certainly, we have n nice trade,
but we want yours.
+. ID. Carter d Co.
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We nearly always have nice
butter, kept on ice. Phone US, 79.
+. ID. Carter d Co.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

The State of Mississippi. Monroe County
To } l.. Sweet and + II. Sweet post office az
dress Mangum, Oklahoma Ierrilary II r. Abr
Sadler. Miss Lucy W Saa4er- " 4 Sadie
Mrs Matte Abb Wright Joseph a. Ssssiier- e
e. Sadler- Chas II. Sadlsr- a5d ST, Ga
State of Texas Ia Mr. Emily l. Moore- Dial
las Texas: to Mr. Bonnie Z. Peeier. Canyon
City. Texas
Chancery Court 81 the county Of Monroe, IN said
rfs.a
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LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining unclaimed al the
Aberdeen postotiice, for week ending May ~;
Barker. Fanney Sykes, j
Centry W r Thompson, Joe
Iocket Alice Walton. Nj r
NcClendon. & 4 Whitfield, Shade
Nav NJ r Whitfield, Nety
Millsap. Malinda West, Mrs Minnie
Print. Mrs. May
Parties calling for above list of letters please
say 'advertised,' and pay one tll cent To OBJ
tain them. - . .
HARVEY f. Fits, p. NJ.
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HALF RATES TO ASHVILLE. &C.
Account of the meeting of American Society
az Civil Engineers. Southern Student Confer
ence y. VI. e. l.. and Annual Conference \. W.
a.. A.. Ashvillc, y. e., June -. Mobile X Ohio
coupon ticket agents viii sell tickets at one
fare plus ne. for the round trip.
tjeis l.. ID. GODFREY. Agent.
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NATIoNAL EpuCATLoNAL AssOcIATIoN,

For the above occasion the Kansas City, Mem
phis 4 Birmingham Railroad will sell round
"trip tickets Ia Boston. at rate of $3.50 Dates
of sale July > t. tickets will be extended Tor
return by depositiug soc with the JOINT Agent
until Scutcniter l. J. X. YOUNG. Agent
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HALE RATES TO 81 LOUIS.

~
Account Thirty first Saengerfest OF North
American Saengerbund. st. Louis, No, June
I7--2u. 1913. NJ. 4 %. agents will sell tickets at
rate Of fare plus - cents for the round trip.
Dates Of sale June IL H. Ask agents. or write
Jno Nj Bealf. A. q. l.. A, 81. Louis. for par
ticular-
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Ssu CALIFORNIA 81.

CALIFORNIA SSI.
One-way second class colOnist tickets will be
sold daily up to June Is. iNS, at above rate.
from all main line coupon points ON the Mobile
4 Ohio X H.. st Louis to Meridian, inclusive.
Ask agents Tor particulars. or write Jno. Nj.
BeaII. \. q. 4. \. ST Louis. J15
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NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT q. 4. r., SAN
Francisco. Cal. August II To- -, 1913
SIS for round trip. BY paying extra can go
one way and return another Date OF sale
July 3Ist "a Aug. 18th, lNg. For further infor-
nation apply to j. X. YOUNG. Agent.
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Society Notes

day, June the eleventh, at high
noon. No cards.
Mrs. L. Haughton is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Erwin, in
West Point.
Mrs. j. w. Eckford and Miss
Norma are expected home Sun
day.
Mrs. George Sherman and
children, of Columbus, are visiting
Mrs. Mary Bowen.
Tom Sykes and Acker Rogers
have returned from the University.
Miss Mary Lou Maynard is
enjoying a visit with relatives in
Clinton, Miss
Miss Sallie Lou Burkitt en-
tertains this afternoon at O'Clock
i'm honor of her cousins, Miss
Mary Gillespie and Nellie Burkitt.
Miss Hervey returned toWater
Valley Wednesday after pleasant
visit to her friend, Miss Clyde
Alter.
Miss Gertrude Wicks is spend
ing some days with Mrs. Orville
Wicks at "Fairview."
Miss Claude McQuiston and
Miss Daisy Houghton attended the
german i'm West Point Tuesday
evening.
Miss Madge Durrett is absent
visiting friends in Amory.
The Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. the Henry Light Guards,
the school children, the citizens
and all who love The Lost Cause"
will unite in decorating the graves
of our Confederate dead, Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. The pro
cession will form at the monument
and from there proceed to the Gem
etery, where impressive services
will be held. The marshals of the
day are: Chancellor Baxter Nc
Farland, Capt. X. K. Houston, w.
A. Mcmillan, Y. w. Howard,
Judge h. q. Sykes, James ID. Shell,
DIR. w. q. Sykes, Major s. A.
Jonas, FL. S. Gilleylen. Capt. HI
B Lam. Capt. +. l.. Sykes, b.
G. Sims, Turner, Sykes. n. w.
Hatch will deliver the Grafton and
Rev. James Cunningham the
prayer and bcnediction.
"A jolly party composed of
Misses Irma McGilI, Fannie Lou
ise Lam, Jessie Murphy, Beatrice
Jinkins, Early Ewing and Ben
Searson, attended the sham bat
tie at the A. & M. College last
Monday.
Little Miss julia Eckford en-
her finch club on
W ednesday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Nj. Paine
with their three handsome boys
IRE enjoying visit in the Delta.
The marriage of Miss Bert
Carlisle to Mr.. John A. Crawford
# West Point, lis announced to
AXE place Wednesday, June IL, at
Carlisle Hall.
Miss Clyde Alter entertained
Il finch Monday evening, in COM
,liment to her guest, Miss Hervey,
If Water Valley. Miss Nell Fits
md Hal Parchman won the lovely
,rizes-a pretty pearl flower pin
md dainty scarf pin. Delight
ul refreshments were served after
he game. Those in attendance
we're: Misses Katie Lou Spragins
md Tom Dowkins, Nell Fits and
iuy Watkins, Marie McQuiston
nd Hal Parchman, Miss Minnie
dcGill and Sam Spragins, Annie
Hunter Clifton and Paul Baker,
4allie McQuiston and Gilbert
'lynt, Blanche McQuiston and
ION Lowe.
frankie Williams, of St.Louis, .
las arrived to spend the summer I
With the family of his uncle, Mr.. {
frank p. Jinkins.
The friends of Miss Elise Nc .
illian will read with especial
ride and pleasure the following, I
Tipped from the Nashville Ameri-
an of May 81:
Miss Elise Mcmillan and Miss
iva Harrison, pupils of Miss
)osgrove, assisted by Misses Flor
nee Goode, Lucille Evans and
4ouise Shafer, vocal pupils of Mr..
starr, gave a recital Tuesday night
n Wards Seminary Chapel, which
gas largely attended and highly
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A nice fresh line of 'Jap'aLac'
Paint just received, at j A. GAY .
Drug Store. All colors you could
wish for, ready for doing your own
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SUMMER SCHOOL. KNOXVILLE. TENN.

Juno .TUIy u I.F-f y. =.
For the above occasion the Mobile y ONO VIII
sell round trip tickets june u - *, - - July
3 s. n and 1I. limited ~ days from date u sale
except by depositing sicket and paying Zoe oil
5lc an extension may ba had until September
81. Fare for round trip SI2Up-
tiygD L. ID. GODFREY, Agent.
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SUMMER TOURISTS RATES TO GIBSON
Well. Tenn.
The Mobile \ Ohio Railroad will sell tickets
daily. June I to september al. To Gibson Wells
Tenn, and return. limited until October 81, for
SI0O5 l.. ID. GODFREY. Agent. $50
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST CHURCH.
Services on the Sabbath by the pastor Rev
j. T.. CUNNINGHAM.
HOURS OF SERVICE.
Morning preaching. III O'Clock.
Night preaching. 80
Sunday School, 9 30. DR.. Sykes. Supt.
Midweek service. "Wednesday night. ~.
Teachers Study Circle. Thursday. p. IN.
Parsonage Society, Tuesday 10 a. IN.
Foreign Missionary Society. Friday of each
month at Mrs. Daiton's.
Home Missionary Society, second Tuesday Of
each month.
Mary +. Thames Missionary Society, second
Tuesday of each month.
Little Workers Circle, Thursday afternoon. !
O'Clock, at the Church.
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REpIICED RATES OVER h q. AB.


Ticksts sold to following points ~ Denver
PuebIn Colorado Springs Glenwood. Salt La Ike
and Ogden. at fare tpluS 80 cents for round
trim Dat. IT sale. June Ist To sept. 3I-t. Final
limit Oct. 5Ist. 1913.
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Fourth Monday of August. 1908

to defend a suit for partition 81 Mrs. .E-Nark
ct al. wherein you are defendant
T. q. JONES. Clerk.
d. w Houston, Gilleyien Il Lsftwich, Com
plainants' Solicitors. MAY l., 1885,
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HoMESEEKER'S RATES

ffOMESEEhfR - hAlE,
To points ia Texas. Oklahoma and the South
east on,. fare plus -. for round trip Dates
of sale. june .nd and 18th good for return II
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HALF RATES TO ST. LOUIS.
AccoCnt Thirty first Saeugerfest of North
American Saengerbund. 1T. Louis Mo. June IL
"a ~ Mobile a Ohio Agents will sell tickets at
rate If ONE FARE plus sc for the round trip.
Ask Agents. or write jon NJ. BEALL, Il L.
a. 1T. Louis. for particulars. tjel1.
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LOW COLO<ISI RATES
10 points ia Northwest. Dates of sale, every
day 40 u and including june 18th. 1875
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LAU DERDALE SPRINGS. MISS
The Mobile \ Ohio Railroad will sell round
trip tickets To- Laudertiale Miss. June LIST tn
September n. limited until October I. for 81 IS
tSI5. l. IL. GODFREY. Agent
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Contract 70 Let
Monday, Juiy 9th, 1908,

Notice Is hereby given thal lae Boa
Supervisors OF Monroe County, Ii--issipH.
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sIGNt-TO NSHNILIE. y. g., AND RETURN
Account American Civil Engineers meeting.
sumo ~ and Southern Student Conference \.
NJ. g. A. Annual Conference \. W; 4. \. June
- - tho Mobile 4 Ohio will sell round trip
tickets 10 A4hvfllc for Si6. ~. For sale June y,
T. u III. ~ aud rs, limited for return June II on
tickets sold ON first thee dates 81 sale. and
June 24th ON tickets sold on other dates.
ti.ls l.. ID. GODFREY. Agent.
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Mobile * Ohio Railroad.
NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Ian a this date in receipt 81 a-fuil line OF sum
mer Tourist Rates and prepared 20 quote
you rates % almost any point. Will be glad To
have You consult me 20 rates, routes and
schedules. Respectfully
Id. GODFREY, JR., Ag't MAJOR.
Aberdeen. Miss. june 1, ieo3-tsl.
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HEALING SPRINGS. ALABAMA.
The Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad will sell Summer
Tourists Tickets to Buckatunna. Miss. for
Healing Springs, Alabama. daily, beginning
June I t. September ~, good returning until
October 81. for 500 L. ID. GODFREY. Agt
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

The State Of Mississippi Menraa CeunsE
Ghaucery Court, tts August 5asus f.sts
Eugene TunHell - afrs Eugene unuell No fsi-
To Nrs Eugene Tunnel. post a.i4Ce aftfirf-- slF
known
You re hereby commando ta p, and sI.l-esr
before the Ghancery Court nf -,t4u county -f L
court tn h. holden at the court house thereof
the city OF Aberdeen flf.
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PEABODY COLLEGE SUMNER SCHOOL.
Nashville, Tenn. June to July ~. 1913.
The Mobile \ Ohio will sell tickets to Nash
willie. Tenn. May ~ June L. ?. ~. ~. II, July
8, 4 aud > limited Il days from date of sale, for
- ~ T. ID GODFREY. Agent. tvs
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SUMNER SCHOOL, TUSkEGEE, ALA, June
~, Aus 2, 1875
For the above occasion the Mobile \ Ohio
will sell round trip tickets June .. - and -
for - 81 TicketS limited until August III.
tieyl L. ID. GODFREY. Agent.
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Services each Sabbath. morning and night. by
the pastor, Rev. j. L. Watts.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday night.
Sunday School al 30 a. IN.
A j. BROwN. Stunt
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

T
Regular Sunday services. IL am. and : 30 y m.
Night services specially for young people
Sunday School, - a
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 90 p. m.
Choir Practice, Wednesday. - p. IN.
Ladies' Aid Society. each Tuesday morning
Ladies Missionary Society. first Monday IL
each month. 90 p. m.
Session meets second Monday in each month.
, 10 y.
You are cordially invited To worship with Us.
Callers welcomed a Pastors study Ia Manse.
Pastors telephone IS.
Rev. J. d. WILSON, Pastor.
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Decl-fy
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-14
NEAR BUFFALO
PENNSYLVANIA TRAIN WRECKED
AND ENGINEER POSSIBLY KILLED.
Twenty-One Passengers Injured, Sew
eral SeriOusIy-TwO Men and n
Woman May Die.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. IA Pennsylva-
MIA passenger train which left Buffalo at
Has for. East Aurora was derailed a quar-
ter of a mile east of the city line at mid
night. Four passengers were injured, two
of whom may die. The engineer is missing,
and it is feared he is under the wreckage.
A man named Lockwood, whose home is
in East Aurora, was brought to the emer-
gency hospital early this morning. He has
a fractured skull. An woman
was brought in soon afterward. She is I'M
conscious, and it is believed she will die.
~Later.-There were twenty-one passen-
gers on the train and all were more or less
injured by the shock of the wreck. The
body of engineer Alonzo Cole has been
found under the wreckage, but whether he
was dead or only unconscious could not be
learned. The man brought to the emer-
gency hospital has been Identified as Mil
lington Lockwood, a ~well-known Buffalo
stationer. He was on his way to his sum-
mer home at East Aurora. The
was also identified. She is Mrs. William B..
White, of East Elma. Byron d. Gibson, of
East Aurora, was badly injured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-14

Lille Mason, SI9 West Fourteenth street.
and Mary Green, 422 Indiana avenue. both
colored, were arrested last night by PATROL
man Carter, who slated them at the police
station on a charge of robbing Frank
White, colored. of West North street. Of
about $40. The women. after taking the
money from White, turned ii over to Bert
Hopkins, 305 Indiana avenue, 1t is said, bnt
hopkins was arrested before he could get
away. White was also placed under arrest
on q charge Of lettering and the colored
people will be given a chance TO explain
all about it to Judge Whallon, of the Police
Court. this morning.
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Obituary.

BERLIN, Nov. 13.-The death is an
bounced at Ober Kunewals Kunewalde,
near Dresden, Saxony. of Wilhelm Won
Polenz. The deceased had made numerous
visits to the United States, and wrote a
book entitled America, the Land of the
Future" in which he spoke enthusiastically
of that country.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 13.-R. f. Find
ley, aged forty-six, died in a hospital here
last week, penniless. Nothing was known
OF Finley except that he had a brother at
Pittsburg. To-day, j. b. Finley, the Pitts
burg millionaire banker, arrived i'm Des
Moines and claimed the body.
KANSAS CITY, New. 13.-R. w. Hilliker,
who has been prominent in the business
and political life of Kansas City, Kan. for
forty years. died tonight, aged seventy
three years. He was elected mayor of
Kansas City, Kan, in 1888 and held many
minor political offices. He was a banker.
CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-General Hamilton b.
Dox, for thirty-eight years cashier of the
Hibernian Bank, died to-day of pneumonia.
General Dox was eighty-four years old,
and in point of service. as well as years.
was probably the Oldest bank official in the
United States.
HELENA, Mont, Nov. 13.-Herman
Klein. sixty-one years of age. is dead of
heart disease. He was q pioneer of Mon
tana and was probably one of the wealth.
lest men In the State. He was president of
the Union Bank and Trust Company Of
Helena.
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Post-Dispatch.

st. Louis Post-D Dispatch.
Isadore Ture and Joseph vrenner. alias
Sam kaplan. were just realizing that their
prospects for profit from thefNorlds Fair
Employment Bureau were UNUSUALLY good
when detectives and postofs,e inspectors
wound I'D their business in a Few moments.
After their arrest the men rtade no denial
that they had no means ofk securing the
position they promised thes prospective
customers, and that after thee had secured
sufficient deposits as "guaraftees Of good
faith" they would have left Gle city.
Ture and Bremen came 10 fSt. Louis ten
DAYS ago from Seattle, Wass.. and adver-
tised extensively in papers ~ other cities
that many positions at the worlds fair
could be secured through fheir agency.
When the applicant wrote tkem he would
be promised the kind Of = position he
wanted and be sent an appliJttion blank to
be filled out.
When this blank was properly filled out
and returned the applicant 4ould be def.
nitely promised the position s>ad transporta-
non TO St. Louis, so that he c&uld report for
work at least a month beforef he opening Of
the fair. A deposit would b. required as Q
guarantee OF good faith" 1he men admit
they intended 10 leave the CITY before their
obligations fell due.
The inspectors and detective in raiding the
offices in the Pozzoni builgng secured .
large supply OF mail. Thts men will be
charged with using the mailss with intent 70
defraud.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-14
VICTIMS OF H WRECK.
All of Them Except III. o. Wright Are
COnvalescing.

With the exception of H. o. Wright. of
Pendleton. Ind, all the victims of the Pur-
due special wreck, who are at present being
cared for at the different hospitals in the
city, are convalescing and a few weeks will
see them well out of the city where they
met with their great misfortune.
II. o. Wright, while suffering no physical
pain, is in such a condition that his recov-
cry is ~despaired Of and his death, while 1t
may be some time off, is predicted even by
the physicians and nurses who have him in
charge at ST. Vincent's Hospital. The ex-
cellent work of the doctors at the various
hospitals in saving the lives of those placed
in their care is commended and the nurses
at the different institutions have been the
recipients of many notes of thanks from
the parents of the injured boys. AT the
City Hospital all of the injured will recover,
but at the time of the wreck few of those
who are now confined at that institution
were expected to live any great length of
time. All the patients at st. Vincent's hos
pital, with the exception of Wright, will
recover and none will be crippled. Ii is said.
McManus, at the Deaconess Hospital, is
resting we'll and in spite of his broken legs
is cheerful and has as hearty an appetite as
he did before the fatal tragedy. Several Of
the young men will leave the city to-mor-
row