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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25
10 De LAS P|EDRAs
A Pesar de las dehuncias
graves los jefes no inves-
tIgan los hechos.
IA QUE AGUARDAN?
La pollcia insular, en- alsunas
parties, va resultando el te-
rror de los pueblos.

Tanto el srgreido cabo Cuevas
como ell policfa Calino Vazqusz, gu.
oesordenan en- e poblado de Las Pie
dra'' han sido denunciadcs por do.
tenci6n Illegal y atropellos & 10. din.
sinEuidos jovenes josie Maria Mar.
quez y JosS Gomez
Estas denunclas, & las que se han
aportado pruebss irrecusab ablss de tea.
t gos de arraigo y cnradez, iran 4
manos del honors bic ATTORNEY. mar.
ser apreciadas por dicha autorid.d
y o. oe esperarse que obrarf en- justi-
cla, como acostumbrs. Lo mismo es.
psramos dc Ia honorable Comisi6n do
Ia policfs del honorable iefe Ha.
mill, aquienes respetuosamente llama.
mos la atenci6n.
81 por desgracia los hechos de-.
nunciados qusdan impunes, con me-
noscabo do Ia moral y de 10 justisi,.
ensonces habrfa que psrder tods ssps.
rama al scudir 1 los Tribunales pi.
diendo reparaci6n de semejantes ul-
trales' y los ciudadanos diguos 70 vs-
rfan precisados defenderse cusl CO.
rresponde & su dscoro
Tanto en- esta ciudad como en- al
barrio de Piedrss, han tenido lupsr
hschos escandalosos 4 los que el ca
pltau Fernando Mater quita toda i'm.
porsancla, para qua no lleguen & las
altaS esferas gabernamentales, deian.
do dc proceder opor.unamente 4 su
investigaci6n.
Ese mismo guardia Catalina Vsz.
quez' ae armo uns nochs en- un baile
que SO daba en- sl barrio de eBoo ue.
ron,s y Tue necesario ell concurso de
varios indivlduos para retIrsrss del
bale, y ocu arle un revolver Que Dor.
saba, con el eual querfa dlsparar.
Aqui mismo en- esta ciudad ell DO.
llcla Crespo, vestido d. paisano, did
un escandslo en u, bale, tsrminando
por irse q las manOs con oil dusflo de-
Ia casa, por neg arse Crsspo & pagar
10 contribution qve le exiifa & todos
los que bailas. L. Essa ri1a fua pre.
presenciada por el cabo Gonzalsz
Bsrmddez, que slentaba al guardis,
para que pegase duro al uaissno. De.
nunciado el hecho oil Juez municipal,
fueron multsdos el gdardia ysl pal.
rano con % cada uno.
81 tales hechos son mlrsdos con
tanta indiferencla por el capitan Fer
nandez Mater Sd6nGs ia 4 parsr 81
prestigjo de un cu'rpo, oreado para
garsntir el 6rden y Ia propiedad. Y
ser ell anparo de las personas honra
das2
Posteriormen!e han sido denun
ciados pt el cabo Cuevas les isdivi-
duos Luis Carrlllo y Sergio Garcia,
que sirvieron de t ssgos en- contra del
referido cabo ell gusrdia Cstai Vsx
quez, en las dsnuuciss gus contra los
mismos SO han presentado On Ia Corte
municipal.
Es una verga.za infcua que ejer-
CO el tbo contra dichos individuos v
aei 10 hab'sn cowprsndido loa Jueces
municipal de PSI cuando han ab-
suelto & los dsnunciadoI.
Hsmos dc con.inuAr mas, puss
hay tels.
Humacso 22 de Dsbrs de .905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25
MATAAZAS De JUD|OS

Como resultado de los processes
instrufdos contra los funcionarios Y
prefsctos que resultasen culpab bles, de
haber tornado participation en- las re.
cientss niatanzas de iudios, han sido
destitufdos los gobernadores de Ki,.
kinieff, Estlsn, Yaraksslav, Perm,
Tvmsk, Ksnssn, Nydiant, Bskd y Be.
rassbia. Tsmbien han sido de.tituf
dos condensdos q pri,i6n mas de 30
prefectos de Policfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25
UN AVOCADO JAPONES
Su opinion POGO favorable
sobrs sl juicio por iurado
on IngIaterra
Ell REY De GRECIA
Funge como amigable COM
ponedor para reconciliar al
lnglaterra con Alemania

r. Hsyashi, doctor en- Derecho d.
10 Universidad de Toxic, que 20 en-
cuentra estudiando en- ID actuslidsG
los sistemss legales del mundo en,src
con 81 prop6sito do introducir refor
mas On los tribunales del Jap6p, nc
ha tornado una buena opinion, aus
digamos, del sistema de jurados dc
Inglaterra y de America.
GEL juicio por jurado dice Mr..
Hsyashi-no podrA implantarss en- o.
Jsp6n. He visto tuncionar slgunos
jurados y he podido apreciar cuan n.
cilmente pueden ser arrastrados Dor
I'm abogado elocuente
Tampoco 70 mostr6 conforme CON
el procedimiento que SO sigue para
aplicar 10 penA de muerte en- Inglats-
IRA. Ell corto periodo do tempo, de
xracia, que se conceds un REQ de
muerte despues que 50 ha aprobado Ia
sentencia, fu6 para 81 motive do con-
siderable sorpresa.
<Pareceis tan apurados por oui.
taroslos de arriba!-di sl japon6s.
Rs demssiado corto ese perfodo dc
tempo. Tai vez POGO despu6s de Ia
eiecuci6n de Ia sen.sncia pueden en-.
contrarIe pruebas de Ia inocencia del
supuesto culpable y ser "a demasiado
tarde.
En- 81 Jap6n, el proceso do uns
persona acusada de asesinato, ocupa
un alo, por 10 menos. Ell caso se lie
va ante tres distintos tribunales; Y adu
despues dc habsrss aprobado una sen.
tencia dc muerte, qusds siempre un
iuez meditando sobre 81 caso para yer
81 hay alguna manera do descubr Ia
verdad de 10 acontecido. No pssan
menos de seis meaes entire la sentencia
y Ia eiecuci6n.
Los rumores que han estado CO.
rriendo durants algunos dias resoes.
to que el rey de los Heisnos est
sratando de restabIecer is cordialidad
de las relaciones entire Ia corts ipgle-
50 y Ia de Berlin, parece que 90 en-
cusntran apoyados por un pe.i6dico
lmportanse de esta ciudad, el cual
ahade que para esq empresa es insus.
situible el rey Jorge |, por su exquisi.
TO tacto y su delicadexa do percspci6n,
Y hssta Sc anuncia que es muy
possible que Ell rey Eduardo y Ia reins
Aleisndrina vsySn Be ia en- Febre
70 pr6ximo para asiatir q las tisstas
que tsndrAn lugar CON motivo de Ia
celebration dc las bodas de plats do
Kaiser.
Por su parte el emperader Gui
llermo SO ha nostrado snsioso de que
los reyes de Ioglaterrs bagan a Ber
lin 10 que 90 desjgaa ofclalmsnse con
el nombre de <visita dc Sober snos,:
y SO sabe que & veces NO ha podido
ocultar su contrariedad de que sus
Majestadeg inglesss no hayau sido
nunca sus hl6s pedes alli.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25
UR MANIFESTO

Los gohsrnadr res inIeripos de In,
prosinciss Dtlsca, han puhlicsdo ur
mar lhes1o smens zauda con severe.
oaStlgos a los que puo iquen 8 repar
tan proclamss revolucicnsrias, 4 10,
que tomen parte g reunicpes sedicio
sss' portfn srmss prohihldss 6 PIE
tsndan txiglr los fdrciunarios ru
eos que hAblsl todos la leDgoa pola-
cR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25
El hombre que rife.
COMERCIO De ITALIA

En- los ocho prlmsros meses de-
aho, la importation itslisna le ha rea
liz sdo por 1886, ,O70, 179 liras 6 pese-
tss orc la exportsci6n por un million
050, ,0S7, ,6S9 liras.
Con relaci6n a igual tempo de-
sfio precedente, represents la primers
uu alza de lirss 96, 1854 y Ia segun-
da de 6l, 95I, sos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-25

ns'ei frio intenuc, .iutomss comu
nes q snoss eutermedadss, llsmaron
por 81 sna.ogfa, la &tenci6n del dec
sor Noison, sugire dole Ia idea del
lndicado trstamieDto, que parece e.
'smp'en uuy son9cldo en- Russia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04
IN THE HOUSE
Continued from page 81

Fernandez submitted minority re-
port on that of the Finance Committee
which recommended the passing of Sen
ator Bishops bill to provide for the es-
adjustment of branch banks. He point
ed out that branch banks would have to
pay license of $3.50 year whereas all
banks now pay $3.50. This would permit
Honolulu banks to open a branch in
Hio and compete or unequal terms
with the Hilo institution. He suggested
clause to cover the difficulty. The
report will be considered with the bill.
The Judiciary committee reported on
the following matters:
House b'll IS relating to negotiable
Instruments (Smith) Recommended
passed
House bill As, relating to suits on
open accounts (Harris). Recommend
ed passed with minor amendments.
House bill 1877 to regulate the conduct
of the trial of civil and criminal causes
and repeating sections 1868, 1897 and 2S17
of the Revised laws Oong.) Recon-
mended passed.
There came a bolt from the blue when
! Coelho rose and submitted a resolution
! limiting speakers to 10 minutes speak
ing on any question including time for
| translation. He moved a suspension
! of the rules so that the matter could
! be voted on at Cnce
Naturally enough it was Kaniho who
! jumped to his feet and protested. He
has talked more than any five members
! of the House this session and as he is
! the sole member Of the oDnOsitiOn the
House has been very patient. He re-
! garded COelho's motion as a direct
! stab at him, and he said so. He had
a lot to say on the County bill as
! amended by the Senate, said Kaniho
and if this resolution Of Coelho's passed
! he would be gagged. He would not
| have time to say an he wanted to say.
! He drew such a dreadful picture Of
what would happen to the country IL
! the flood gates of his eloquence were
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04
PIANO TUNING
VERY PROFITABLE
SEVEN HUNDRED A MONTH
HALLS INCOME, ACCORDING TO
DIVORCE COMPLAINT.

Piano tuning must be about the one
of the most profitable professions in
the islands, judging by divorce COM
plant filed this morning by Attorney
c. w. Ashford for Mrs. Wilhelmina b.
Hall, against J. w. Hall. She alleges
that he is i'm receipt of an income Of
over 500 per month, which either
means that there is a very large num-
Der of pianos here to be tuned, or that
they are very frequently thumped out
Of gear by the Hawaiian style of play
ing. Hall is sued on the grounds of
intemperance, failure to provide and
cruelty, the complaint giving long ac-
count of alleged i'll treatment.
Among the complaints that are made
is one to the effect that the libellee fail
ed, when his family was in San Fran
cisco, to send any of the presents
usual to the Christmas time" In fact
during three months he only sent $15
Mrs. Hall AYERS, and she was without
money to live on and properly dress
herself. owing to a scandal at Santa
Rosa, says the complaint, the libellee
found it prudent to leave California"
and he went to Reno, Mrs. Hall
charges that during these trips and
since the return to Honolulu he has
failed to properly provide for her, and
she also alleges two occasions on which
he choked her and one on which she
declares he banged her head against a
wall She asks for a divorce, with ALI
mony and counsel fees.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04
WOULD NOT SPARE
COAL FOR THE CHINA
LOCAL SUPPLY VERY Low SO
VESSEL LOADED ENOUGH IN
SAN FRANCISCO.

For the first time I'm many months the
$. S. China fnilcd To- take ON coal at this
port ON her outward trip. She loaded
enough coal at San Francisco to get
her to Yokohama. ordinarily she would
have loaded enough coal to have taken
her to Honolulu and then put on enough
to get her over to Yokohama where
she would coal again. The short
age Of coal at this port was the cause
OF the extra amount of coal being put
aboard at San Francisco.
The supply Of coal i'm port is running
very low. There has not been a coal
vessel here for some weeks with the
single exception of the ship Tillie e.
Starbuck and the local agents of the
Pacific Mail as well as most every 9TH
er company i'm the city, have found the
stock quite low. 1t was decided that
there was not enough coal on hand
here to spare for the China so she was
loaded at San Francisco. She could
not therefore, carry as much cargo as
she would otherwise have done.
The local agents of the company had
more than enough coal on hand how
ever but as the amount that would
have been required by the vessel. would
have made a very deep cut into the
pile, it was decided not to cut into the
local supply.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04
CLAIMANTS HELP
LEVEY ORPHANS
SIN. CHILDREN OFF ONE OF THE
'NINTY- Five ROYALIST PRISON
ERS IN POVERTY.

A subscription list is being circulated
about Honolulu for the benefit Of the
six children of the late Mrs. L. J. Levey
who died a few days ago leaving them
practically destitute. Mrs. Levey was
the widow of one of the Honolulans
having a claim against the government
on account Of having been confined in
Jail as a royalist i'm 1895, and his claim
has been hanging fire ever since. 1t is
said that the Imprisonment ruined his
health and was the cause of his death
Since then Mrs. Levey has been trying
to press the claim but without result,
and she finally died leaving six chill
dren destitute. Her funeral was at
tended by many of the other claimants,
as a mark of respect to their late com
rade in the political wards" Of the
oahu Jail.
The subscription list is being circulate
ed by Fred Harrison among old-timers
who were friends Of the deceased. also
among the other claimants. 1t is be-
lieved that the children viii eventually
get something from the claim made by
their father years ago i'm which the tes-
timony was all taken and published in
book form The matter is to be set
tied by the American and British gov
ernments and has been the subject Of
some negotiations at Washington, but
has apparently dropped out of sight.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04
AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL ),
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
NEAT. CLEAN,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Contents of 2S rooms. THE LANG
TON" King Street.
on view, any day, before sale.
will sell at above address on above
date,
Iron Beds, Spare Linen,
Springs Towels,
Mattresses, Bedroom Crockery,
Sheets Mating,
Pillowcases, window Curtains,
Blankets, Window Blinds,
Bed Spreads Book Case,
Pillows, Writing Desk,
Bureaus, Upholstered Chairs,
Washstands, Veranda Chairs,
Tables, Dinner Sets,
Chairs, Refrigerator
Rockers, Tea Sets.
Carpets, Large New Jewel Stove,
Rugs, Glassware,
Mosquito Nets, Sewing Machine,
Pictures,
Lounges,
Etc, etc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day,


Temperatures. 6 "a. m. c.; s "a. m. 20;
10 %. mn. 13; noon 5G; morning minimum
o.
Barometer H. m. 3O13 absolute hui
mildly s a. mn. A7OS grains per cubic
foot; relative humidity a. m, SO per
cent; dew point "a. m. %.
Wind velocity a. m. %, northeast;
a. m. 16, northeast; 10 a. m. 10, north
east; noon n, northeast.
Rainfall during "a hours ended a.
m trace inches.
Total wind movement during "A hours
ended att noon 476 miles.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04
BROKE THE HAwsER.

While the tug Fearless was turning
the nose of the S. S. China around this
morning in the harbor, preparatory to
the steamer getting under way for the
Orient, the hawser by which the tug
was turning the larger craft parted.
There was a strong off-short breeze
blowing and the turning was accom-
pished with considerable difficulty.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04
STOCKS THIS AFTERNOON.

The following transactions We're re-
ported on the Stock Exchange this af-
ternoon: Between Boards, $1,000 Wal
alua IS at $1O1.75; 10 Olaa at $5.75. On
the Board, q Eva, $91; $1,000 Waialua
6s at $1O1.75; Rapid Transit at $40; 6
Waialua at $40.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04
sCHLEMMER AND THE KENNEDY.

Max Schlemmer has written to the
Star a statement Of why the schooner
c. Kennedy was not insured. 1t was
not matter of neglect on his part but
because the refusal of insurers to take
the risk at any but rates thought pro-
hibitive, and later their refusal to take
the risk at all.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04
LATE ARRIVALS.

You are often made the victim Of
mosquito bites. Call at Hobrons' and
ask for "Skeet-Go" they will explain
its use and guarantee its effect.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-04

ever locked, that the House in sheer
terror, adopted his motion to indefinite
ly postpone action on Coelhos resolu-
ton.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-29
FRIENDLY WARNING.
No Need to Be Alarmed About Stom
ach Troubles if you use Mi-o-na.
Guaranteed by Red Cross
Pharmacy.

The most frequent affection Of the
stomach is catarrh, as the delicate
membrane which lines the stomach is
easily irritated by harmful food or
oyer-eating. Keep strict watch for
the first symptoms of stomach trouble.
Take this friendly warning in which
1t is given and profit by it.
Shortness Of breath, black specks
before the eyes. furred tongue, dizzi-
ness, belching of gases or sour food,
weakness and debility are all signs of
catarrh of the stomach. There is no
need to be unduly alarmed, for this
disease can be cured by Mi-o-na. 1t
is the only remedy that strikes at the
root of the evil and actually cures the
disease.
1t does not contain, opium in any
form, acids, alchol or any other harm
full drug or chemical. 1t is pure
remedy that heals the lrritated mu-
cuous membrane, stimulates the solar
plexus and aids digestion.
Ask the Red Cross Pharmacy to
show you the guarantee under which
they sell Mi.o-na. 1t costs but soc
box, and your money is returned if it
does not help you.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-29
Would You Like
TO KROW....n

that your eyes are exactly
right, that you are wearing
just the kind Of glasses you
ought to have?
May be you might see bet
ter and get rid of that head
ache if you had different
glasses. or if you havn't been
wearing glasses perhaps that
is what you need.
In either case, come to see
us and we will make an accu-
rate test Of your eyes and tell
you about them.
We make no charge for
examination, and if you need
glasses we will give you the
right kind at the right price.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-29
Held Un.

Last Monday night about 11.30
O'Clock, just after the crowd had
left the opera house, Liston Do
mingus was returning horseback
from Martin. having sold out his
butcher business at that place. He
had some business which required
him to travel through the bottoms
that day, consequently he was late
in reaching the city. Riding along
the road IN front of the Edwards
home, feeling that his days ride
was about over and little thinking
of danger, three men emerged from
the darkness and commanded him
to throw Up his hands. One took
hold of the bride. and the others
attacked him from the sides. They
proceeded without loosing time to
rifle his pockets, taking from the
left hip pocket a purse of $4,000 IN
money and from his right front
pocket the contents, containing
some tobacco and pocket knife
Accidently they did not touch the
left front pocket, in which he had
a note put in his care TO deliver to
Robinson, Bransford & Co. and
81. SO in money. When the looting
was finished the thieves made a has
ty escape without being recognized.
II was very dark and the rays from
the street light some distance
away blinded him, SO it was troub-
lesome to see whether they were
white or black or masked men.
Domingus came home Immediately
and notified Mr.. Chiles, but the,
men could not be found.
Everybody goes to Dahnke's for
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-29
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Forest Jones Almost Instantly Kill
ed Tuesday Afternoon.

1OESsb Jones Almost Instantly XIII
ed Tuesday Afternoon.
Tuesday afternoon at 1.5O o'clocl
Forrest Jones, a brakeman on the
Mobile e. Ohio local freight running
between Union City and Jackson
was run over at the M. & o. switch
yards in this city near w. L. Alex.
ander's residence. The train, in
charge of Conductor Boyle and En-.
gineer Jernigan, arrived from Jack
son about l O'Clock and was engag-
ed in the regular yard work when
Mr.. Jones was killed. The train
was on the main line near the old
chair factory attempting what is
termed by railroad men as run
ning switch" They had four
empty flatters to throw in on the
siding. Mr.. Jones was on the first
one next to the engine and Mr..
Porter Davis, a fellow brakeman,
was at the switch. After the train
was well under wav Mr.. Jones cut
the engine loose, and after the en-
CINE had gotten back out of the
way Mr.. Davis was unable to turn
the switch in time to catch the front
end OF the fat car No. 1927 on
which Mr.. Jones was standing.
The front end of the car stayed on
the main line ard the rear end, to-
gether with the following cars, took
the switch and left the track. Fire
man Philip, who was an eye
witness to the awful accident, says
that as soon as the rear Of the car
left the track Mr.. Jones either
jumped or fell from the front of the
car and before he had time to get
away the rear of the first car and
front OF the second was on him and |
passed over his body, crushing his
life out almost instantly.
Mr.. Jones and wife and little
girl, Cassie, boarded at the home
Of his orother-in-law, Mr.. Chas. E.
Denham, on Exchange street. The
family was Immediately notified,
and the remains removed to Diet
zels- undertaking establishment,
for burial and then re-
moved to the residence where the
funeral service was held Wednes-
lay afternoon at o'clock, conduct
ID by Revs. J. L. Hudgins and w.
!. Mccoy.
The intermeut was at East
View Cemetery.
The wife, the little girl and the
entire family have the heartfelt
sympathy of the entire community
n the sad bereavement.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-29
Free! Free! Free!

To every cash purchaser to the
amount of SIS 90 or more, bought
of us in any line, we will give free
a room of wallpaper, the purchas.
er's own selection from our stock.
Room not to exceed 10 feet square.
S25. 90 is small amount, when you
consider the great assortment of
goods from which TO make your
purchase Furniture, Carpe is,
rugs, Wallpaper, Hard W are,
Queensware, Chinaware. Stoves,
Ranges, Tinware, Jewelry, Bug
gies, Wagons, Farm Implements,
Pittsburg Perfect Fence, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, Putty,
Window Glass, etc.
In addition to the above liberal
offer, we are still giving a discount
of 10 per cent. on cook stoves,
queensware, chinaware, glassware.
The 10 per cent. also applies to
every article in our big furniture
store, The above most liberal of
fer IS limited to the balance of Sep.
TENDER and the month of October.
Don't fail to avail yourself Of the
opportunity to buy good goods at
the lowest price, and at the same
time get free your own selection
from the largest and best stock of
wallpaper ever offered in Obion
County.
UNION CITY HARDWARE & FURNITURE co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-29
The Pacific Coast.

Do You want to live where the
climate is mild the year round.
where the resources are more varied
than in any other equal area in the
world, where, with a minimum Of
labor you can grow profitable crops,
where business is good and capital
finds profitable investment? Both
health and opportunity await you
on the Pacific Coast. Special low
rates via the Chicago, Union Paci-
fic q North Western Line. Send
cents in stamps tow. B. KnIskern,
P. t. M, G. & N. w. Ry., Chicago.
for booklets and full information.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-29
Arthur Monrotus Hurt.

Arthur Monrotus fell from the
Dahnke delivery wagon which he
was driving at the fair ground last
Wednesday and was very badly
hurt. He was unconscious after he
fell for some time and there were
some fears that he was in critical
condition. When he regained con-
seriousness, however, it was found
that there was nothing more
serious than broken rib and the
inconvenience of laying up for a
few days.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-29

Typewriter for sale. See it at
Commercial office.