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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-11
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-11

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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-09-11

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-09

viembre, dltimo y 4 las de $82I,-
s6o 81 y $725 $500, de igual mes de
los afios de 1903 y 1904 anteriores.
En- cuanto al saldo de rentas insu
lares podemos indicsr que es superior
en- $14e, 3S7.I5 81 le comparamos con el
de igual mes del a1o anterior $685.
|734. 3S, puesto que tenemos para No
viembre de 1905, $445, 1888, proce-
dentes del saldo efectivo 3oS,5S5.75 y
emprestitos etc., I3o,52578.
Las rentas por aduanas llegaron a
$50, 900 contra $86.oo4.25 en- Octubre
anterior y $4,000 en- Noviembre de
1904; por 10 quo Sc We que en- la Adua-
ma Sc persiste en- los procedimientos
protectores de la importation de los
productos extranjeros por la via de
Estados Unidos.
Las de miscelaneaS tambien memo
res, pues aquelles importaron $14,72S,-
Al, en- Octubre proximo pasado, a
l$IS,I5o SO en- Noviembre del af1o
anterior.
Las de reintegros igualmente me-
nores, por ascender en- Octubre a
|$43 2oI.27, y en- Noviembre de 1904 a
50, GAS 68.
Las rentss internas resultan a la vez
reducidas, puesto que llegaban a $254'-
385.75 en- Octubre proximo pasado y a
$i5o 429 90 en- Noviemore del aflo
anterior.
Aunque aparecen mayores los in
gresos por reptaS internas, debo adver-
tir que debido la reforma hecha por
las Camaras la ley de Rentss en- 10
de Mario de 1904, con las enmiendas
a las secciones 2S5 y 32o del C6digo
pol1tico, las contribuciones por el AIS
del por ciento sobre la propiedad que
seabona los Municipios Sc cobra pri'
meramente por el Estado, ingresan-
dose en- la cuenta de rentas internas y
abonandose despues por libramientoS
a los tesoreros de ias undergraduates,
asi es que ell aumento que Sc nota Sc
debe esa reforma de la ley, y no q
mayores ingresos para ell Erario p1
blico.
Para ell trust fund" Sc han logrado
en- Noviembre mayores ingresos que
los obtenidos en- Octubre 1ltimo y en-
Noviembre de 1904.
Otras considerations hare de estos
asuntos al seguir tratando en- la prem
sa Ell informe del seflor Auditor.
M. Aldea NaxMi0.
Diciembre 8, de 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-09
Entierro original

Hace unas semanas, mientras dos
dos obreros haclan algdn trabajo en-
la planta baja de una fundicior en-
Filadelfia. Sc desprendio y les cayo
encima una masa de metal derretido
que no pesaba menos de cuarenta to
neladas, 6 sean $4,000 libras. Nj un
bottom nj I'm cabello que les hubiese
pertenecido Sc encontro. La compa
flia decide hacerles TN entierro ade
cuado. Hizo cortar de la masa de
metal toda la parre iumediata al es-
pacio en- gee Sc ballaban los infortua-
dos, que forma TN lingote de 5000 Ii
bras y sirve de sarcofago, y ponerla
en- Ell patio de la fundicion para que
les sirva de monumento conmemora-
two, a cuyo efecto constan, gra bados
en- el acero los nombres de los infor-
tunados John Forbes y Joseph Warde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-09
AgitaCi0n peVduCiOnaria
EN- RUSSIA

San Petersburgo, IS de Noviembre.
Ell llamamiento de Ia democracia
social una huelga general ha tenido
pronta respuests en- San Petersburgo
~ Moscou, donde hay 10 menos 1oo, 900
hombres en- huelga.
Ell movimiento fue iniciado por los
empleados de ferrocarriles en- Polonia,
y su objeto primordial era obligsr por
este medic al gobierno 4 levantar el
estado de sitio en- aquel pals.
Ahora Sc pide la jornada de ocho
horas, la autonomia de Polonia, Ell in
dulto de los amotinados en- Cronstadt,
el sufragio universal, y sobre este va
tomando cuerpo la propaganda contra
la monarquia y la agitaci6n por la re-
p1blica.
El hecho de no haber corrido sangre
hoy en- San Petersburgo debese pro-
bablemente 4 la tormenta de nieve v
frio que obligaba los huelguistas q
no salir de sus casas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-09
SituaCi0n de alarma en- Cuba

Telegraffan de la Habana, fecha 10,
haberse recibido ALI un despacho di-
ciendo que habia ocurrido un a'za-
mento en- Manzanillo, provincial de
Santiago. y que tropas al parecer des-
tinadas para la ciudad de Santiago
misma, eran realmente para Manzani-
llo, situado unos 10 kilometres al oeste.
Despachos de Santiago a la Haba
ma mencionaban movimientos misterie
SOS de la policfa local y de la guardia
rural desue varios dfas atras.
De la Habana Sc habia despachado
Oriente una compaf1ia de artilleria y
ped1dose al ferrocarril Central un ser
vicio especial para que la fuerza
pudjese llegar con toda celeridad.
En- cfrculoso cfciales habaneros no
Sc acusaba conocimientos de estos he
chos. pero Sc temfa que algo suce-
diese Dias antes habia llegado infor-
mes al palacio indicando la proba bill
dad de disturbios en- la parte Oriente
de la isla.
Ell secretario dc gobierno seflor
Freire Andrade, dijo a un correspon'
sal que NADIA sc Saba eE absolute; pero
que el gobierno queria tomar parte de
las preca uciones posibles para evitar
Sc repitiesen incidentes como cl de
Cienfuegos.
A6adfase que al dfa siguiente, II,
Sc despach arfan mas tropas. dandose
con raz6n la posibilidad de desor denes
con motivo de las e1ecciones presiden-
ciales, que ocurren en- 10 de Diciem-
bre.
Hasta la fecha en- estos sucesos
no sc habfa hecho mas menci6n del
golpe de Estado que Sc susurraba es-
xai en- planta dos 6 tres dlas antes,
cuapdo Sc dljo que querian asesinar al
sef1or Freire Andrade y que Sc habia
reforzado con siete hombres la guar
dia del palacio, que antes eorstaba de
dieS.
Antes Sc dijo que la habian tripli
cado.
Acerca de estos movimientos en- el
palacio, hemos dido de labios autoriza-
disimos una explicaci6n que no Sc da-
ba como concluyente, sino por refe-
rencia anterior, y no GARCIA de plau-
sibilidad.
Era que, debiendo efectuarse va
riss reformas en- ls Maestranza dc Ar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-09

Ell conde Witte dirigio I'm llama
miento los obreros tratandoles de
hermanos, aconsejaadoles que vuel-
van al trabajo, que tengan piedad de
sus mujeres E hijos y que cesen de
tausar disturbios. Les dice que ell
Emperador dedica toda su atencion 4
la causa obrera, que al efecto ha crea
do un ministerio de Comercio y Ira
ba cuyo encargo especial sera pro-
mover las relacio ones entire patronos y
obreros. que Sc hara 10 possible por ha-
cerle justicia.
Les suplica que tengan paciencia y
confien en- el, que desoigan malos
consoles. De 10 contrario, dice Ell ca
mino emprendido no tiene otro fin
que la ruina universal para todos
Ell llamamjento del conde Witte
distribufdo por toda Ia ciudad y pega-
do en- las Paredes, no tuvo otra res
puesta que ell desprecio. Los jefes de
la huelga dicen que el primer minis
tro les ofrece un lecho de pluma y que
ellos, entire tanto. contintlan obligados
dcrmir en- ell suelo.
| Sin embargo, en- otros centres in
dustriales de Russia hay menos incli
nacion de llevar a los extremes las
simpstfas por Polonia. Ocurren huel
gas. pe7o solo SOD parciales y POGO nu-
tridas. y la mayor parte de los que Sc
leva ntan 10 hacen contra su voluntao
por no atreve-se desobedecer 10:
mandates de los agitadores.
-Telegrafian de Simbvisk que er
Penza. region del Volga, Sc ha pre-
sentado un impostor diciendo ser e
Gar legftimo, y que le slguen 10000
hombres de la clase campesina, anne
nazando al pals con una formidabl.
rebellion agraria. Ocurren desordene:
agrarios en- Kursk, Poltava, Riazar
S mara otras potencias, acompafade
de saqueo y depredaciones, y alguno'
lugares, con en- Poltava, tomando ca
racter anti jud aico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-09
AsuntOs entire
Francia y Venezuela

Paris, 16 de Noviembre.-Ha 1lega-
do al ministerio de Relaciones Exte-
riores noticia de que aver el Presiden-
te Castro Sc nego 4 pagar ell segundo
plazo vencido del laudo Plumley, ad
judicado hace tempo en- los Estados
Unjdos por daf1os causados a ciudada
nos franceses durante revoluciones an
reriores 1903 en- Venezuela. Ell to-
|tal es de unos $50 900 frances, y ell
primer plazo vencio y fue satisfechu
hace tres meSes,
Las apariencias indican que ell Pre-
sidente de Venezuela DO quiso pagar
fundandose en- que las relaciones di
plom aticas entire su pals y trancia es-
tan rotas; pero en- circulos odciales de
Paris no acepta semejante prete xto
como justification, sino que Sc le mira
como una nueva provocacion del Pre-
sidente Castro.
Washington, 16 de Noviembre.-M
Jusserand Ell embajador frances. con-
ferencio largamente hoy con ell minis
tro de Estado, Mr.. Root, sobre la til
rantez de las relaciones franco vene-
zolanas.
El gobierno frances Sc ha llenado
de impaciencis con 10 POGO que ade-
lantan las negociacjones en- Caracas,
donde el ministro americana, Mr. Rus
sell, ha estado procurando llevar las
cosas IN fin amistoso. El Departa
mento de Estado en- Washington Sc
halla sin noticias que dar respecto de
ninguna conclusion satisfactoria.
En- ell presente estado dc 5nimo del
gobierno frances, no es probable Sc
demoren mucho las ordenes a la es-
cuadrilla que tiene surta en- la Marti
MICA para que Siga viaje a Venezuela.
Ell "Heral" del II publica TN des-
pacho fechado el d1a anterior en- Cara
cas- y irmado pr el Presidente Castro,
que dice:
La respuesta de Francia es una
amenaza encubierta, hacienda case
omiso del memorandum en- que Mr..
Russell proponfa toda suerte de me
dios conciliadores.
LA opinion pdblica apoya unani-
memente Ia actitud del gobierno en-
procurar la reconciliation, pe1o man
teniendo con frmeza la autoridad de
los tribunales. que los Estados Unidos
reconocen y Francia menosprecia.
Una calta publicada en- Ell "Heral''
de Paris es reproducida con satisfac-
cion en- Caracas porque dice la verdad
y concuerda con el memoran dunn
Caracas, IS de Noviembre.-El 90
bierno venezolano entreg6 hoy 4 Mr..
Russell Ell montante del segundo pla-
20, vencido el l6, correspondence al
laudo Plumley. Ell hecho de haber
sido entregado al ministro americana
el dinero desagrado mucho al encarga
do de la legaci6n francesa Mr.. Ia
rjgny.
Caracas 1o de noviembre Ell Pre-
sidente Castro exile Francia que
sean sefialadas las palabras que haya
ofensivas en- la contra protesta de We
nezuela, fin de poder el responder
de una vez la nota francesa califca-
da de insolente.
No obsta nte la hostilidad demos
trada por Francia, el ministro de Re-
laciones Exteriores, seflor Ibarra, pi-
dio a Mr.. Russell que Sc hiciese cargo
del segundo plazo, adn no reclamado
del montante del laudo Plumley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-09
No hay febre amariIla
EN- MEXICO

Ciudad de Mexico. " de noviembre.
-Segdn datos ofciales del departa-
nento de Sanidad no hay actualmente
I'm solo case de febre amarillo en- to-
do Ell pals, nj tenor de que la enfer-
medad sea traida de la Habana.
Demuestran las estad1stas que
mientras en- los nueve primeros meses
de 1904 ocurrieron 635 invasiones de
fiebre amarillo. en- igual periodo de
este afio solamente hubo 70, resultan-
tes en- 80 defunciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-09
EN- e. ATEMEO

Ell 2S del corriente mes, las de
la noche tendra lugar en- ell Ateneo de
Puerto Rico una reunion 4 fin de pro.
ceder seg1n ordenan los estatutos, al
nombramiento de la nueva Junta de
gobierno.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-02

THE BALES G|NNED
Report Brought Up to Jan
uary Sixteen.
1t Shows S.717,693, Compared With
7.168.381 Bales in the
Same Counties Last
Ynar
tBv the Asgoclated Press.l

Washington. d. c.. Feb. THE cen
sus report of cotton ginned to January
16 in 6s5 counties shows 9,T17, ,S9S
bales, counting half bales as round
bales compared with 7t6S, 3Sl bales
in the same counties last year. The
quantity ginncd in these counties be-
tween December IS and January Is is
fs4,954 running bales. TO December
Is, ISoi, the remaining aumbtT of un-
reported counties had ginped 2.IIS,T3S
counting round bales as half bales
Four hundred and ssveEty-Seven gin
neries refused te renCrt. The guam
tity previously returned by these has
been brought forward i'm this report
without addition. The tCtal number
brought Harvard is 134,l1I running
bales. In the counties SO far report
ing the total rum ng bales glnneG
prior 10 January 8. 1905. were 9,ScS,-
$40. including 1S0,675 round bales for
the crop OF 1904. and total running
bales for 1904 for the counties report
ing un 10 January s, 1905, were -,
419, 1890. including 5G2, ,6IS round bales
for the crop of 1893. The total active
ginneries IL operation prior to jan
uary 16. 1905. in the counties so far
report ng number 24,6T1. against "a
Coz for the counties reporting To the
ginners for 1904 prior 10 January I6,
FOR all counties which is the COM
piete report FOR that date were 30,-
III and the total cotton ginned from
this final number Of ginncr.es prior to
January I6, 1904, aggregated 9.S59,-
az. The total number Of counties
from which ginning was reported last
season is Sl2.
The report By States. I'm counties re-
..sz To-. 80,
January I6. last, fellows:
Alabama 1, 2T3.713 running bales
efnned: Arkansas 743, 444 bales; Flor
ida, 62.024 bales; Georgia. 1.856.40
bales, Indian Territory. 244,54S bales;
Louisiana. 907 $50 bales; Kentucky,
I1SS2 bales: Mississippi 1,0sO,037
bales: Missouri. 42,77s bales; North
Carolina. 530.643 bales; Oklahoma,
.1@7.3S7 bales: South Carolina. liza,
514 bales: Tennessee. 244,061 bales;
Texas, 1,532777 haIes: Virginia. 49,,
SIS bales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-02
WALKED INTO RIVER TO DEATH
Negro Molxes Nisstep and i
DroHnci-Iittle Child Badly
Burned.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial 10 News and Obsarver.)
Washington, y c., Feb. 1.-The old
Dominion Stea msfip Company's ware
house was the scene of q tragedy
about ten o'clock last night.
A darkey named Louis McCuliough
who came I'D on the schooner Venus
from Hyde county went aboard the
steamer Myers. raistaking her for mis-
own boat. He was directed otherwise
and the assumption is that he walked
overheard as he was in an intoxicated
state ar the time. His body was dis
covered later by the deck hand on the
Myers, and with the assistance of the
watchnlan ne succeeded in fastening
the body 10 the dock till it could De
drawn out
4 distressing accident happened a
few miles in the country from here
yesterday. The three-year old daugh-
Ter Of Mr.. Hardy jackson who lives
on DR.. s. T. Sicholson's farm was left
in the room alone while her mother
went out III the ward for a moment.
The child got too near the open FIRE
which caught her clothes. and IN a
moment she was enyeloped in the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-02
TO BUILD THE soUTHBoUND.
Col. +. III. Fries Will Take Up Work
Of Organizing Company.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
winston Salem. y. c., Feb. Col.
r. n. Fries expects to take up the
work IT cnce of organizing a COM
pany to- build the proposed South
bound Railway. which is to connect
with the Norfolk and Western here.
Can't w +. Ryder, of Charlotte.
formerly superintendent of the Char
lotte division OF the Southern Rail-
way and Capt. NJ. L. Jones, Of Thoms-
VILE, this morning held conference
With Col. Fries in regard To railroad
matters.
The creditors of the Ronda Lumber
ana Manufacturing Corporation held
a meeting here last night to elect q
trustee they were unable TO agree
upon man and Mai. Alexander, ref
cree in bankruptcy, appointed Col. F.
+. Hobgood OF Greensboro, who has
beer receiver for twenty days. Col.
Hobgood's bond WAS fixed at $500.
He viii sci 1.-The property of the cor
poration 81 an early date and the sale
will be passed upon at q meeting of
the creditors 10 be held March l., br-
fore the referee. Assets are placed at
81 ,000 and liabilities $4,000
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-02
THIEVES, He CRIES
Illinois Legislature Ruled
BY the Grafters.
ComerfOrd Makes Charges, a Commit
tee is Appointed to investigate.
Observation-Disclosures Are
You Heeled?
You HeeIed :?
81 Associated Press.l

Springfield, Ill.,. Feb. Am up
heaval in the Illinois Legislature. pos
sibly rivalling the recent boodling ex-
posures in the Legislature of Missouri.
may be the outcome of an address
made b. Representative Frank d.
Comerford, of Chicago. TO the students
of the Illinois College of Law a few
days ago. The General Assembly to-
day appointed q committee OF seven
10 investigate Mr.. Comerford's charges,
which are reported as specifically al
leging THAT the Illinois Legislature
is a great public auction. where spe-
cial privileges are sold to the highest
corporation bidders and that without
respect to party Affiliations the graf
ters' seem to be III the majority
For the first time i'm many years
members of the General Assembly are
walking about armed. Threats have
been made against Representative
ComerfoFd,. VINO acknowledges that he
has a revolver in his pocket to de-
fend himself in an emergency.
The investigating committee met
and adjourned until Monday 10 allow
Comerford To prepare evidence.
One assault has already been re-
corded as a consequence of the Com
crford charges. James Burdette. a re-
Porter for a Chicago paper. was
knocked down just outside the en-
trance 10 the Leland Hotel by alleged
friends OF enc of the accused members
of the Legislature and was roughly
handled. Members OF the Legislature
rescued Burdett, but the assaiIant cs-
capped arrest
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-02
.KLUTTz IS HEARD
He Speaks Again Today
On P0stOffice Bill.
Thomas Preparing to Make Address
en- Bill Confer ing on Interstate
Commission Power to
Fix Rates.
(Special 10 News and Observer.

Especial TO News and Obseryer.)
Washington, D. c., Feb. 1.-Repre-
sentative Kluttz participated in the
running discussion OF the Postof1ice
appropriation Bill today and will
speak tomorrow. Mr. Kluttz warmly
favors the provision of the bill pro-
v-ding for SPECIAL mail facilities for
the Southern people by way OF the
Southern Railway. It is practically
assured that the appropriation viii be
continued.
Representative Small leaves toright
for Raleigh. where ne will join q COM
mittee OF gentlemen from Norfolk,
Va, which goes 10 appear before a
committee of the Leg stature in favcI
OF the proposed jamestown EXposi-
ton.
Representative Thomas is preparing
TO speak on the bill 10 confer tie pow
er 10 fix freight rates upon the inter-
State Commerce Commission.
Senator Overman today secured the
passage Of a bill 10 pay Mrs. Gabiston.
of Beaufort, her claim of 79 for SER
vices rs pilot by her late husband.
The bill has passed the House.
Postmaster Isaac II. Meekins, OF
Elizabeth CITY, was here today.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-02
WARSAW QUIET BUT NERVOUS
Thousands Of Miners in the Donbrova
District Expected 20 Strike Today.
(By the Associated Press }

Warsaw. Feb. 1.-s.22 p. m.-War-
saw at present is quiet Traffic ana
business have been partially resumed.
The shops in the principal thorough
fares are still boarded up and but
few soldiers are visible in the streets.
public and official confidence. how
ever, IS not restored and there is a
degree of uncertainty regarding the
situation Tomorrow is the holiday of
the purificat:on and demonstrations
are feared No settlement of the
strike is expected before February s.
IT is certain that the strikers will not
return to vsork before then. The most
serious trouble of the police is with
the Hooligan element which is reSpou-
sible for the recent looting. the strik-
ers remaining quiet.
British Pro-Consul Mucukain who
was injured during the recent disturb
ances had nearly recovered ana is ex-
pected TO leave the hospital next week.
Tne Governor General Is making daily
INQUIRIES at the hospital about the
pFo-consul.
Outside of Warsaw the strike move
ment appears to be growing but while
a great number OF workmen are OUT
at LodZ not a single case of disorder
has been reported there.
II is rumored tonight that thousands
If worAmcn in the extensive coal dis
triets Of Donbroya near the frontier.
will strike tomorrow. This would he
extremely serious as the mines would
Immediately be flooded IL the pumping
ceased
Other reports coming in say that
fresh strikes have broken out in the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-02
ROBBED By TRUSTED SERVANT.
Charles Caidueii steals $500 and
Makes Ills Escape.
Especial to News and observer)

Especial to News and Observer.l
Salisbury y. c., Feb. I.-Charles
Caldwell colored who. for n number
OF years has been a servant about
the home OF Mr.. II. A. Barnhardt of
this city. on yesterday stole cash esti-
mated to the amount of $500 from i
safe in the dwelling. The money be-
longed to Mr.. w ". Reed an elderly
member of the household. who
thoughtlessly left his safe door open
only TO be robbed during daylight
hours by the trusted servant. The
negro made his escape and all efforts
To locate him have thus far been un-
ayailing.
officers NJ L. Parker and NJ c.
Terrence, of SaIisbury's police force.
engaged in a personal alteration on
the ~ubIic square here Monday after
noon and bat for the prompt inter-
vention of friends the affray might
have resulted seriously for one or
both of the men. Each of the Off
GERS was given a hearing before Mayor
Boyden yesterday and Capt. Parker
thirty days whie Mr.. Terrence has
been indefinitely suspended.
An unusually interesting and large
ly attended meeting OF the various Ia
Dor organizations OF this city was held
here tonight. The central body in
cludes all CT the local unions of this
section in which several hundred men
are enrolled. As vet there are no new
developments of the strike situation at
Spencer which was considered very
threatening two days az"
Hon. ~ II. Price of this city. has
received notice of the death of his
uncle. Judge John II. Hobson. wnlcn
occurred at his home in Greensboro.
Ala. Monday night
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-02
A RAILROAD EMPLOYEE KILLED.
Work Begun on Southern Freight De-
pOt-Wasiingf0 Dukes Condi-
ii0n.

Especial 10 News and Observer.>
Durham. y. c.. Feb. Late yes
terday afternoon a negro railroad en-
ploye by the name OF Rufus Scott was
killed on the yard of the Southern
road. The deceased was caught be-
tween q car and platform at storage
house and his life was crushed out
without breaking Z bone or the skin
with the exception of a small place
on one hand.
Work has begun on the new freiEht
depot fo- the Southern railway. This
depot viii cost something like $4,000
in addition 10 the price paid for the
ground.
Mr Washington Duke. who broke
mis- hip in 4 fall few days ago. was
not so Well Yesterday afternoon ana
last night. He is still confined 10 his
bed. Mr.. j. r. Duke. son Of the
wounded man. who has been on u
bridal trip in Europe. has cabled that
he has cut his trip and is now on his
way home 70 attend the bedside OF
his father