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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-30
CINCINNATI RACE MEET.
Caspian Takes 5000 stake--aIaj Or Dei
mar Goes a gainss RECORD To-day.

Cincinnati, Sept. 29.-The Ohio stake
of $1,000, three heats of one mile each,
for trotters of the 200 class, was carded
as the feature of the second day at the
Oakley Park grand circuit meeting, but
it proved a disappointment Billy Buck
was withdrawn short while before the
first heat because of lameness. This
1T Caspian the choice. He won the
first two heats and the third heat went
to Hawthorne.
Major Delmar goes tomorrow against
the worlds trottins record Of 200 nat.
Wind shields will be barred. it Is nm
derstocd. Summaries.
Horse Review Purse $1,000. for Two Year
Old Trotters
xAlta Axworthy, oh f, by Axworthy-
$. Alta Thomas CA. l. Thomasl Z. 2 1 /
Grace Bond, en- I, by The Bondsman
The Hermit, Blk {. Tresniafii -. 5 d
Madge Wildfire, b tModoy) ..... dis
Alice Edgar ( (Dodge) t...s....z... dis
California Creseeus. .bsc (B. Walker) dis
Vequeath, b lMaryinl ............s dis
Jessie Kenyon, IN { (Benyonl ...... dis
Major me csetase'a Bib a sB1lrney, dis
won first, third and fourth money, a to-
tai of $3.50.
| i
2:0S Glass Pacing Purse 81, 200.
Council Chimes, blk b, by Chimes
Tiilie Greene tsnowl ;;5,..... Il III /
Apple6eel .,.;;, go. 81 2
Dillon Erwin ........... 13
Allerson, b h (Fullager) .......... 2 5
Johnny Wiseman, b & Cox ..... Gil 2 I
Robert l., oh (Julian) .......... S r
Trilby Direct, blk m tB. Walker 4 ITO r
Dick Wilson, br Or. Wilson, ;. IL 0 4 /
Mustard, Ii N (Kris) ,....,.. 8 6 +
Pinchem Wilkes, b e (Ester| 90. S12 r
Dora Delphia, b m Davis $50. 10 IL r
Hal Chain, b (Geers) $780,. . 10 0 +
Cambria Maid, b m Boyd ...... 13 dis
Time-2:07A, 2:0814, Dos 2:09%.
Ohio Purse Of SIS, 900 for 200 Trotters three
heats Of one mile each s %#s&S+.
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90 CIass Trotting-purse 8. 600.

2:30 Class Trotting Purse $1,000.
Bessie Brown, b m by Virgins by Con-
Stantine (Thomas) .........,.5.......
Baron Wedgewood, 70 6 (StinsoD -.
Alberto, ch 6 (Diekers0nl ........-...
Sidnut. h iChandlerl .......
Clara Belle, blk IN CIV. B. McDonaldl.. 8
Gayoso. br Ii (McMahon) .............
Grocery Maid, b m (Reapy) $1,000.
Time-2:15$s, 2:13s4.
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-30

Ohio Purse Of SIS, 900 for 200 Trotters three
heats Of one mile each.
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2:Os GAS Pacing- Purse s., zoo.

won first. third and fourth money, a to-
il of S2250
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07

lFteg enci6n Ill i

Hay nn nefrkn nna dies
"a 81 oAnaaao la 4Aaeas ~ 600 Is
roExar
Con nlosfvu aei na0nopolso AL -.
aurgi6 ID protests ds II sreE se ne-
lebraron sna6 ngas Esds@ sa arsrea.
taF0n 4 la dek
40 es p0si0le saaiar pa.aAr "a silenein
que Varaaa pagHoEsas Quialerma enriq
cagse 4 eosta dal pueblo.
Se han heeh0 denunei graves essra-
tEa ernpleados ao Il 6n d.
hlica. ''ss'ssss 8
Con Till moAsvo II tAei6n b
orande. ~
- JnEafa Superior De Sanfdad. Ii
aosAa y Alcalde en Ia parte que Ii toes,
aAaguen i'll asunfc con inter6s.
80 dos primeraa JunEaa tratan de
haeer uSsa iSlYes aci6n Eainnei0sa
Se presenta una oportnnidaa las
paTsonas qne eouo9can de .esbos hechos
pafa hacef sns conf hdenciaa y decIara-
cionas iuradas.
bulto.
Las autoridades dichaa est6n hien
inclinadas.
Es possible que an breva podana0s
ofrecer 81 pnblico, inforrnaa acerca do
Las Investigations que se practican.
Hay que cortar de raiz Los abuses y
poner & Faya 6 los males ernplaados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-07
C0MURICADO

Como aclaraci6n deb0 deeir 81 pfi-
hlico que el BilEar titulado xTa pata-
gonlas fu6 denunciado como RurdeI
por Juan pOusa....s. u otras cosas naag
penadas por II Ley, seg6n eI deIator;
ah0ra blens y vamos & cuentas: GUAM
DO % ton6 u resolution en el SP0Io
Norte1 de admitir sOlanente on dicho
local las pers0nas de su agrado pens6
10 eatablecer an billar commando
con mis- amigos, que 10 aran todos g0s
bgssfGa, inGlus0 el dsnuneiante: I'll fu6
ol primerO que di6 Impulse i n1i peu-
samiento; tonne ell local 4 pocos dfae
de establecido 81 bilIar, 10 n6s decente
possible y en- cuant0 81 cobro de los
derechos. ID mas m6dico, SURGE de
pront0 nm enredo y f0rnan una c0qpsxx-
qskk0 entire mis- amigos los bruias. y ele
Ia cual era Jefe juan pousa. seoin
despues me comunic6 persona1mente.
debido 4 Que eierto tip0 les habia di-
cho 4 tOdOs que 20 era el causante de
los sucasOs del xP0I0 Norse1 clue
ninguno debfa Negar & mi bflIar. .....
lclar0l 81 tai tipo decfa 6stO i mis- ami
COS con la sana intenci6n de abrir nm
billar pocos dfas despnes ...... Ipobre
diabIol..... ces6 todo continnanos
en- Ia mayor harmonic sin que faltara
I'm solo dla 81 denunciantes y mis-
amigos.
Hasta aquf todo era felicidad, pero
no hay felicidad complete, u es deIata.
da mi casa titalandola burdeI y centre
de depravA 6n... lparece mentira
Sque dicen 6sto los honrados taba-
queros de sL.a In6ernacionalo que han
visitado este locale sQua dican los ar
tesanOs todOs que eonocan mi casa en-
donde eran recibidos sin diseinQos de
nipguna clasaa sPuede llanarsa bur-
del el biliar Ella Pataaoniap euando
sll0s 10 lLagnaban Cfrcul0s de arnigosq
lqne ciegoa son los hoFnbresy due ton
tOsl..... al % hnbiara pr0cadido eierto
dia con u denuncianbo Cd otra f0rna
por au falta de raspato 81 local an
osTa persona cue llap6 an aauel irass
kantes enton0as 10 huaieaa diahO bur-
sAel, taL yea gs0r no haker hecho mi de-
Der clA ese t1tai0 & mi casa.
en cuanto llanar Il atenci6n de
la poIiefa est6 denn6s, es m cuerrsa res
petable y honrado cue sahe eurnplir
con su debers y ii n0 digalo osessko tspo
sdonde ea curri6 u bulto no ha rnu-
chas nochesg Isf hahlara Ia latrinsI
Lo O6F0 - resolvera GA otra parbe:
POGO tempo.
Fernando Sa1iio,a1p.
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g slsasa u safe

Nsaepa York 9etubre hi M
ln1orEnan da Washington oese q ha
comprohad0 cue III .inEllividuo aue in-.
tento agredlr u presidente, est6 afec-
taao de demencia.
nace alGuaaos afzoa oatuVo Ell an axsa-
Diconai0.
oe mueshra muy tranQuilo, paro se
aaa aeordano que ingreaa osra vex I'D 81
nlanaeOnal0 poT onaanEaoEhn s1a los
facultativ0s Cue Ia ieron.
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Para aaaviar ia lrrikacion cue
Bae@&eu aauello que padacen alguna
afeccion Gronquial. las PasfIIaMs
Rr0nqmiaAe@ do Brown, son muy
titles, Remedio sin igual para Ii
tos, ronquera y NAL de garQanta.
QUARTET GENERAL
DE IA POLlCIA lNSuLAR
San Juan, P. R. obre. 5 de 1908.
SeRor

Ell Coronel me indica lame su aten-
ci6n Ia copia de una de las leyes de
Puerto Rico, que leincluyo v que tam
bien tiene usted que pasar ex6menes
nuevamente para ser nombradO Cabo,
de acuerdo con oil Acta aprobada ell 10
de Marie de 1908. Dichos ex&menes
tendr6n lngar dentro de seis semanas.
InQles, t&cticas 8 instruction militar
tendrAn ell mayor tantO por 100.
In Acta proVeyendo para ell empleo
de un m&dico por Ia Comisi6n de Ia
Policfa Insular v para otr0s fines:
Secci6n g. La Secci6n 90, que ca Ia
719 de los Estatutos vigentes reyisa-
dos. se enmienda en- La lorna si-
guiente:
STsos ofciales snbalternos serSn nom
brados por 81 Jefe despuGs de exaEni-
nados ompetenkenante los aspirantes
por tan tribunal conapuest0, del Jefe
de In PolieIa InauIax como Presidents
del Presidents de LII C0aniss6n ID Ia
Policfa Insular. y de m naiembro de
la misma, cuyo tribunal prepare las
preguntas que So han de hacer durante
ell axkmens bien entendido que una vex
concludes dichos exanenea eI tribunal
procederS & clasificar los aspigantea en-
sn debido orden seg6n d raaultado de
su trabajo, y har& una lists que uueda-
ri en- poder del Jefe. Quian Ioa noTns
brar& para nenar las vacantea que
ocurran en- Il fuerza de Ii Policfa In
sular.
Secci6n Z. Esta disposition empe-
cara & regir Embellishments despues
de gu aprobaci6n.S
Aprobada. ell 10 de Marco de 1903.
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III
Il VIDA


Cerca ali h frontarn italo-aniza. "a
q Ascona, acaba de descubrirs8 una 40
cieSlaa nSlpica. comp le a8 laiar1a-
brSa naeues pgatandAn resolvar III
pTosAeEaa de ii vida 1slfz. ekeeasa
obseg q ae haes tres AMOS cfsx
regAs dla eEaeia nauy sirnpIes cue
con FiguE0siglnd ponen en skkcsica. No
coKnen carne j solo vigen de frutas b
yerDass proacEi bienno por complete ii
te y cafe. lOs Aleoh6 Ices y 81 tabaeo.
adleysn ~ Yestikl0 nauy liger0 y desa-
AaogadOs 1apa tones anchoa iaEalaa ksas-
ban soanbrero Hay lis mu1erss ed Ia
sectal no rsconocen mas Ieyes que las
de u Naturaleza u ae dedican 4 ID mi
sica.
81 esta soeisdad, con tai q6nero de
vida, uega 4 resoEver el problenna &
cnyo tin ancannina sas pr0p6 6sitos. ]. lIa
humanidad Sc habr6 salvadO!
Frecisanaente en este 6poca de afro
ces calorea, no vendrfa NAL que los hn-
manos hevarann0s IN uesssd0 zaexu Es-
ger0i de ignal nanera que, con la an
dante brsGgerSas taEnpoco yendrfa NAL
no conner carne ri pan ni gastar SOM
brero.....
In cuanto n6sioa, nos dedicarfa-
mos a yer { los polftieos one tan admi-
rablemente t0oan eli vioI6n. ~ aipo
Sc aprenderla.
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Los niflos raquiticos y enfermizos
Sc yuelven fuertes robustos, luego
que Sc les administra la Emulsion de
Scott.
santo Domingo. r. D.. setiembre
de 1894.
Sres. Scott & Bovine. Nuava York.
Muy Sres mics: Hace bastante
tempo que receto Ia Emulsion que
preparan IDS de aceite de hfgado de
bacalao con hiposfofistos de cal y de
sosa. Puedo declarar que estoy satis-
fecho de su enpleo para La debilidad
en- los nifos, raquitismo, escr6fulas,
eonsunci6n. etc. teniendo sobre ell
aceite simple la ventaja de ser toIerado
por los eat6magos, y ser de gusto mas
agradable.
De Uds alto 8. s..
DIR. PEDRO MI. GARRIDO.
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L0s r0dlIlos DO vapor Dc llhTas
PihIIcao.

+
El rOds95O que est& entire Moca y
San Sebastian se asegura que cuesta
de- cstatr0 II csasc0 Nssy dollars. El pas
to de personal alcanza & noventa dol
lars al mes.
El de combustibie y aqua 81 dis que
trabaja, $3.50.
Este rodsElo no pnede recorrer toda
la carretera. porque Ia mayor parte
de los pnantas que hay en- ella no tie
men Ia solid6z suficiente para soportar
81 peso del ro1ik90 y alcanza & doce to-
neIadas.
Ademas este To0sglo hoy solo sirye
alh para las liieras reparaciones que
hay Que hacer en Ii VIA.
I'm rodillo de tracci6n animal solo
cuesta de $3.50 & $500.
Los gastos para m0verlos no pasa-
ran de SI. so 81 dia pudiendo hacer IN
trabajo tan perfecfo como 81 rodillo de
vapor y Ii economic es evidente.
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Ramona, espOsA mis-, Gon0go0 que
me nauero.., y nai pleKh nyog 81 90
jarta sola.. 10 vOy sllS siss J.
CSsAaa COn Ricardo. ~ III buen arlai-
g0,,s
Ran0na solIogando:
lIo naiszpo babla pens IN vol
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NOTlCIAS GENERATES

10000 campesinos y adm mas fueron
curados despu6s del hurac6n de San
Ciriaeo, usando las pfldoraa reconsGi-
tuyentes de Valla D CanciO de Ponce.
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Ep esta imprenta De vgnds papea aa
wSgi6dico vAejo 4 OH qulntal
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Twas eSpa1OIaS
Sup0TiOrGS
YENpEN
SUGRS. DEL. VITLAMIL & co
Marina San Janu Pr.
Tomas ]. (tero
Afinador v compositor de pianos y
6rganos.


Compatente para In construction de
pianos y rsparador de los grandes des-
perfectos ocasionadOa,
Asf 10 certifica la Abrica de pianos
~Kohler q CenpbellS de New York.
FL Sr. Otero, h&bil PiasaOgsstG hlara-
su residences en- esta eigElad. Laara 90.
15sV. u
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
Another Mill for Columbus.

Columbus. Ga, November i7.-(Special)
There IS a probabilit Of Columbus having
another large cotton mill. The new mill,
If built, viii be erected by E. n. Glen
ence and associates.
At the last annual meeting Of the Eagle
and Phenix directors last July Mr.. Glenn
ence. who had served so long as secre-
tary and treasurer of that company. did
not stand for reelection. IT was reported
at the time that Mr.. Clemence would
probably remain in Columbus and build
a cotton mill. Later he bought an in
terest in a cotton mill at Charlotte. N. c.,
and 1t was It ported that he would re
move TO that city ME he sun re
probable now that Mr. Clemence will re-
main IN Columbus. He has been investi-
ga ding the ACCESSIBILITY OF erecting an
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Cleveland Eas Bad Luck.

Norfolk, Va. November Is.-Former
President Grover Cleveland. who is now
cunning on the preserves OF the Back
Bay Gun Club, in Princess Anne county,
has so far had such poor luck that not
enough game has been bagged to send
Mrs. Cleveland her usual box preceding
the ex-president's Homecoming The prob
abilities arc that the Cleveland party will
snend two more days cunning at Back
BAY, and return on Saturday.
II has developed that Mr.. Cleveland and
tha nonresident members of his party
have laid themselves liable to arrest and
n considerable fine for violating the new
game law of Virginia, which requires
every nonresident TO get a tendollar
license before he shoots game in this
state None Of tho Cleveland party have
obeyed this law.
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Killed Negro Who Shot Him.

Savannah, Ga. November I6.-(Specialo
G. w. DeLoach. a prominent naval stores
OPERATOR whose place is about miles
from Daisy, Ga. is In a hospital at Sa-
vannah suffering from pistol wound
in the stomach. from which he may die.
The wound was given by Robert For
shay, a negro whom Mr.. DeLoach shot
and killed after the bullet of the negro
had brought him to the ground.
THE trouble occurred at Mr. DeLoach 8
Pace. The negro had been employed by
Mr. DeLoach, but had grown careless
and Indifferent about his work and Mr..
DeLoach discharged him.
On being discharged. the negro walked
ena lev ieet' oIew ms plsioi' MSeif y;
the abdomen. DeLoach sank to the
ground. but wounded as he was. drew his
own pistol and fired twice. Both shots
took effect. the one that killed the negro
striking him in the back and coming
out in front.
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Baldwin Fair Was Success.

Milledgcville. Ga, November i9.-(Spe-
cial.)-Baldwin county held its first fair
today and il was a grand success from
There were large crowds Of people here
from the surrounding country and the
displays were simply superb. They were
an eye opener and snow that Baldwin
county is the banner county OF the state.
The exhibit of poultry, cattle and stock
was declared by many to equal That of
any fair held IN the state The products
of the farm were simply wonderful and
proved that the farmers are alive 10
getting the best return from their labor
The contests for the various prizes for
the prettiest young lady, the ugiiest man.
the prettjest baby, etc. caused much in
terest and added much to the pleasure
OF the visitors.
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Federa1 Court at Valdosta.

valdosta, Ca, November i8.-(SpeciaD
Judge Emory Speer is expected to come
to Valdosta early next week to make ar
rangemeuts for holding the first session
Of federal court in the southwestern di-
vision Of the southern circuit. The first
session OF the court will be held In this
city in January. The city agreed to fur
nish suitable quarters for the court with
ont expense TO the government and judge
Speer's views and communications in
tle matter will be of much assistance TO
those who have this in charge.
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Found No Trace Of Son.

Waycross, Ca. November 2o-(special)
W. NJ. BlaGen returned today from ten
Days trip to North and South Carolina.
where he has been for the last ten days
searching for his l2-year-od son. and
Paul Tarver. a l2borer. who disappeared
from this city Saturday night, October
10.
Mr.. Bladen's search was fruitless He
has visited several cities where Taryer
had relatives At the time they left
home Tarver had s7l In his pocket.
Since Mr. Bladen's return many believe
IL foul pIay.
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Timber Deal Contaminated.

Valdosta, Ga. November l6.-(Special>
An important sale of timber lands was
consummated here last week. in which
D. c. Ashley and J. Y. Bitch, of this
city: J. y. Bray w. NJ Gibbons and 2.
J. Boyd, of Cecil. Ga, came into posses
sion of the lands OF the George Noble
Jones estate. in jefferson and Leon coun-
lies Florida. There are about 1000
acres of virgin timber land in the body,
and It is understood that it brought
something like SIs 600. a large turpen-
tire distiIlery and a saw mill viii be
put up on the lands for the purpose Of
working III the timber, which is said to
be OF excellent quality.
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Child Burned to Death.

Valdosta, Ca. November Is.-(Special)
The f5-months-od daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs j. w. Kemp, who reside several
miles south of Valdosta, was SO badly
burned yesterday afternoon that 1t died
last night.
The little girl was left by her mother
a few minutes in a room containing an
open fire place, and is supposed TO have
taken some of the burning splinters IN her
lap, setting her clothing on fire.
A wooden hood which the child Wore
was burned to crisp on it's head and
the balance OF its clothing was burned
nearly off
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Little Girl Burned to Death.

Columbus Ca, November I9.-(Special)
Pearl Greer the o-year-oid daughter of
Zacharias Greer. was burned to death at
the family residence in PheniX City to-
day While the child was sitting on the
hearth, her clothing caught on fire There
was no one else in the room at the time,
but her screams soon brought help. The
little child was completely envcloped with
flames. and in trying to extimguish them,
Ben Murphy, a neish6or. was painfully
burned about the head and arms Tho
little eir fingered several hours.
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VIZ GaNtA


Norfolk, Va. November l6.-John H.
Downing, cashier of the Portsmouth Dime
Savings bank. is missing and with him
went several thousand dollars Of the
hanks money.
He left the city Saturday night, No
vemher 7. telling A. j. Phillips, president
Of the bank that he was going to spend
Sunday with friends in suffolk. Failing
to put in appearance at his desk the
following Monday. Inquiries We're made
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Two Of the Bodies Recovered.

Valdosta, Ga, November l9.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-THE bodies of two of the five ne
groes who were drowned in the Wlthla-
coochee river. near BeHeville, Fla, one
night last week. have been found, though
the three others have not been located
and it is doubtful now if their bodies are
ever recovered.
The drowning occurred at Cushion
ferry while the negroes were crossing 'he
river in a batteau at night The NesSei
vae overturned in midstream. and lslah
Mitchell his mother and three children
persisted in the water after brave strug-
Gle for their lives. It is said that the
cries of the drowning negroes were most
pitiful.
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Opium, Morphine-Free Treatment.
Painless home cure guaranteed. Free
trial Dr. Tucker. Atlanta. Ga.
sCUTts CAROLINA.
DESTROYED Bic Still

Greenvile, s. c.. November 2o.-(Spe-
cialD-Deputy Revenue Collector Aiken
returned to this city from Oconee county
where he destroyed two Illicit astillery
plants on Long creek. One outfit con-
sisting Of a eo-gallon copper still and thir-
tv-one fermenters. is said to be the larg-
est stiil ever captured in this state j. w.
phillips and w. 2. Moore. who were ar
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Toccoa Woman Fatally Burned

Toccoa Ga, November 2o.-(speciai.)-
Mrs Ed Hughes was terribly burned here
To-Day at the home of her father Bud
Crow. where she lives,
She had been standing before the ffs,
and turning to walk to the table she
discovered that her dress was afame She
ran through the house into the yard,
where she was seen by negro street
hand Van Brown.
Brown ran into the house. secured a
wrapped her in the quilt. However, be.
fore the negro reached her hardly a
strip Of her clothes was left on her. and
before he could extinguish the tire her
clothes were entirely burned off her.
Mrs. Hughes is a widow % years old
and has two children.
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LIGHT Snow at Rome

Rome, Ca, November 2l.-(Special)-
There was a light fall Of snow in Rome
this morning about O'clock. The
ground was covered thnly but thoroughly
and in some places the snow drifts re-
manned all day This breaks all known
records for early snow IN Floyd and has
been the subject of much comment among
old inhabitants. 1t Is bitter cold here to-
night.
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Cantain Morse on Long Voyage

Wilmington y. c.. November al
Especially Captain Christopher Column
bus Morse. the Oldest pilot on the Cape
Fear river and one Of southport's oldest
citizens, died this morning in the seventy
seventh year OF his ase,
Captain Morse was one Of the most re-
markable blockade runners on the North
Carolina coast during the civil war lie
acters who made history read like fiction
by their brave adventures. The de-
ceased was father of captain Thomas
NJ. Morse. navigating officer Of the
North Carolina naval reserves.
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Emerson George Free 0; Charge.

Madison. Ca. November &C. -(special)-
The case against Hon Emerson H.
George for subornaiion Of perjury was
begun in the superior court here this
afternoon.
After the jury had been selected, and
the state had examined It's witness
Solicitor Pottle addressed the court ask
ing that the case be mol pressed stating
that there was no evidence AGAINST Mr..
George establishing the fact that he was
guilty Of the charge made against him
IN he Indictment
The ease was then mol pressed and the
trial came to an end
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r11nlEar Tire at Norfolk

Norfolk, va, November 2l.-Fire de-
stroyed 900 900 feet Of lumber. ten box
cars loaded with lumber and the 5-foot
pier of the Rowland Lumber Company
=. Primers Point tonight and for time
endangered the two large piers Of the
Hitch lumber mills. adjoining. together
with the 5000 900 feet Of lumber stored
man named Goodwin, who lives IN
Rerkley, and who IS employed as watch
man on the Rowland pier, is missing and
# is feared lost his life in the flames or
In the river.
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Fox's Body Found in Greek.

Macon Ca, November le.-(Spec1al)-
The discovery Of the body of youns
man in Walnut creek, on the east side
OF the Oclnulgee river, near the city. this
afternoon has unraveled the mysterious
Disappearance Of J. L. Fox, who was
lost sight Of on the night OF October 20
last. and has probably opened field for
the capacity of the Macon detective de-
partment.
Foxs head was crushed in and both
arms were broken while other bruises dis
covered by the coroner upon his body
shows the rough treatment to which he
was subjected in coming to his death
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Raleigh, n. c., November l7-(SpecialD
There were about two hundred persons
summoned as witnesses in the Ernest
Haywood murder trial here in October by
both sides, and it looks as If about fifty
Of these Will not get any pay for their
attendance, the judge having ruled that
a number of them on both sides are not
entitled TO any compensation.