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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-26
BIG FIRE IN CEDAR PALS, la.

DIES MONIES, Aug. pa special from
Cedar Falls, Ia, says an explosion in the
rear of George Sheerer & Co.'S hardware
store last night started a blaze hat caused
damage to the extent of $4,000. The build
ings destroyed are: The Boston store,
Sheerer's hardware store and Willard &
Alexander, clothiers. No one was hurt.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-26
SUSPECT NEW YORK YOUTH.

Harry Friedman. 10 years old. of 423
West -Twenty-seventh street, New York.
is locked up at headquarters in Newark
while Detective Sergeants Ryan and Far
rell. of the detective bureau, return from
New York with his record. Friedman was
arrested Saturday night by Ryan and Far
rell on suspicion Of being a pickpocket.
Friedman acted suspiciously in the Centre
Market. .
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-26
Y. M. c. A. SWIMMING MEET.

The Youths Social Bible class of the
Young Mems Christian Association of
this city will hold its annual aquatic meet
Thursday night in the association pool.
The meet will consist of a forty-foot, an
eIghty-foot and 160-foot swim. Medals will
be offered to those finishing first. second
and third. The meet will begin promptly
NJ $50 o'clock.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-26
CRY HALI euARp1AN BACK.

Policeman John II. Sanderson. assigned
at the main entrance to the City Hall,
returned to duty this morning after a
vacation of two weeks. He visited Allan
tic City. RoCFaway Beach and other
nla~Aa
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
ItlE PRIORITY SUIT
 IN DISTRICT COURT
The Action For Damages by Mrs. Cor della Minor Against The M. 6 D. Settled Out of Court.

As on the two preceding days. the principal matter before the district court yesterday was the case of Hur- ley against Abbott and others. The testimony taken related to lands under the Maricopa and Appropriators can als. northwest of the city.
 Before the taking up of this case a motion for new trial was made in the ease of Thomas F.. Parish against the Cienguita Copper company of Ar izona. The motion was denied and mo- time of appeal was given by the plain tiff The case of Johnson against Reed was set for trial December 20.
 The damage suit of Cordelia Minor against the Maricopa. Phoenix and Salt River Valley railroad was dis missed. it being understood that the matter had been settled out of court The plaintiff had brought action fol damages for the death of her husband aT employe of the company. who. while on hand car was run down by an en- zine east of the city. This is tn, first casa brought in this territory un- der the employers liability act of con- gress.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
BEST OF PROOF
That Hyomei Will Cure All Forms of
 Catarrhal Diseases.

Testimonials could be printed by the thousands, many of them from Phoe- nix and nearby towns, that Hyomei is an absolute cure for all catarrhal troubles but the best proof of it's un- usual curative powers is the guarantee that Larson Drug Co. gives with every outfit they sell. Money back if Hyo- mel does not do all that is claimed for it.
 Hyomei is not a secret remedy. Its formula Is given freely to physicians who want to know what they use when they prescribe Hyomei. IL Is guaran- teed under the Pure Food and Drug Law by serial No. I4is. By breathing Hyomei. the healing medication goes directly to every nook and corner of the air passages where the catarrhal germs may turk, and disinfects and heals. To be convinced of this you have only to give it a trial. remembering that if it does not cure. Larson Drug Co. will refund your money.
 , There is no dangerous stomach drugging when Hyomei is used. Its healing medication is breathed AIItu5l d lllAlt hpthtl liiilditT lew times daily, and almost immediately a great improvement is noticed and quick recovery follows.
 The complete Hyomei outfit costs hut s1.OQ, and in most cases is suffi- cient to cure the disease, making it not only scientific treatment but one that is highly economical Get an out fit today from Larson Drug Co. if you have any symptoms of catarrh. and see how quickly the remedy relieves and cures.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
DID FINE WORK AND HAD CASH SURPLUS
Citizens Committee Makes Good Showing and Offers a Timely Sug- gestion.

A few days before the fair there was a gathering of citizens in the board of trade room caled together to make some arrangements for entertaining the visitors during fair week by the organization and maintainence of st free bureau of information through which they could secure apartments, and to consider the idea of properly decorating the city during fair week. At this meeting NJ. C. McDougall, Roy $. Goodrich and Paul Brizard were appointed committee to collect mon ey for these purposes and expend it as the committee saw fit. The success full operation of the information bu- reau and the attractive. though not lavish decorations. are matters of his tory and the committee is now ready to make the following report public:
 The total amount of money collected by the committee was s6l7.5O. The ex- penditures were as follows: Decora- tions. $500; music. si5: information bu- reau, s100; incidentals. such as erecting temporary band stand. si.s0. There is still left on hand s16T.70.
 The committee will turn this cash balance over to the board of trade to be held in trust until next year when it is to be turned over to whatever committee shall be selected to perform a like function. It is the opinion of the committee and of all who have
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
RELIGIOUS LAWS
 CIVIL MEASURES
The Tendency to Confound the Latter With the Former.

4 delegation of clergymen once call ed upon Abraham Lincoln urging the necessity of -civir' measure which he knew was purely religious. He offered hint. now and then that they might know he could see its real nature. Still they persisted in calling it a civil measure only" At length he said. gentlemen. if you call g calfs tail d leg; how many legs has that calf?" The preachers replied. five legs No said the president. calling his tail leg does not make 1t a leg. Thus it is with the Sunday law advocates. When they ask for a Sunday closing ordinance, il is a civil regulation" or purely a temperance measure but every one with two eyes can see it is religious just the same. no matter what they do call it.
 Again. We are told that the Sunday closing law is only a sanitary regula- tion." In California. a few years ago the church leaders manifested most remarkable insight into sanitary sciene." and far beyond the most learned physicians of their time; for it was to be against their proposed
 
 day morning later than 10 o'clock. for of course after that hour. people ought to be going to church,
 On one occasion. a clergyman. in the heat of his eloquent speech. faVoring a ''civil'' measure regarding Sunday closing. forgot it was to be only a civil regulation and nothing more and exclaimed, 'I maintain that the church cannot compete with the the ater and golf game. and ought not to be expected to-" This. of course. re- Vealed his true object as religious and that alone. Thus it was in the fourth and fifth centuries. The church people demanded of the state that ''theaters' and public games might be stopped on Sunday The parallel is perfect. That work resulted in the gloom of the world. and the blight Of all history. What will be the outcome of these modern Sunday closing measures?' History repeats itselI.
 If the Sunday closing issue were un- known to Phoenix and the territory at large. these words might appear to be uncalled for; but with the recent past, fresh in mind. and prophecies all ready made that our next legislature will be besieged with arguments of all sorts favoring the enactment of a Sunday law, We believe it is none too early to sound a note Of warning" To be forewarned is to forearmeG.''
 We believe in reforms. We believe in temperance measures. But We are
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28

noted the fine results of its work in preparing for fair week and in caring for the visitors. that next year the same thing should be done. only it may be undertaken on a iIttle larger scale. especially the decorations of bunting and electric lights. It should be mentioned also that the bunting used has already been nicely packed away and wilt be kept for use again next year. With this bunting on hand and the nice little fund of sl67.70 10 start with there should be no trouble in making a much better show next year. Incidentally. while they have not asked for it. the members of this year s committee are entitled to thanks for their cerditable work and the annual selection ot a similar committee should be considered as an already establish ed institution.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
1RUIH IS MIGHTY
 AND MUST PREVAIL
Here is a Little Of it, Prescribed For Business Men Who Desire Publicity.

IT there k any body interested in the value of The Republican as an adver- tising medium. who is not already con- vinced that ii is the best ever. he should read this little story which is only the naked and unadorned truth.
 A week ago last Monday morning. R. l.. Bake, proprietor of the big cu- rio store on Adams street. began ad- vertising the sale of ostrich leather fans at fifty cents each. The sale was limited to one fan 10 each customer. for there is no profit in selling them at that money and the sale was under taken merely to attract people to the store. The advertising was confined entirely tO the regular 6-inch display space of Mr. Bake in The Republican and was not augmented by local stO- ries. handbills. circulars. or adVertis- ing in any ot5er medium. The same day the advertisement appeared for the first time six dozen fans were sold. or ore to each of = different customers. That is quick action and lots of it. The sale has continued ever since in similar proportion and in the nature of things. it cannot last foreveg, unless that fan makers increase their output
 Az mentioned above. MT. Bake makes no moncy on these fans and only sells them at that price to at- tract attention and bring people to the store where they see a thousand other things they want and among them a lot of fine feather goods. For in- stance one gentleman dropped in the other morning to look at d fifty cent fan and before he got through looking over the stock. he decided that he needed two fans of little better qual- ity and was very well satisfied to pay over S21 for the selections he made.
 The moral to this little story is au- tomatic. self acting and easily adjust able to anybody's business.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
WHARTON FEED STORE

per bale. Rolled barley, s1.35. Bran, 95c. Wheat, 20 per pound. Oats, s2.25. Alfalfa seed, 15c per pound. Phone Main PA.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28

MINERS! SEE M'KEE'S AD TO- DAY.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28

Ring up Main 75-Melczer Bros. Co. for boiled apple cider for mince meat.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy
BARR'S RANCH

Health seekers camp. Individual tent houses with board. sS.0e per week. Furnished tents for housckeep- ing. one mile from postoffice- one block from Brill car line.
 12th street and California avenue.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28

opposed to religion by law: and every effort to enact religious law to pro- ect a religious institution. will not stand the test of justice. and is un- constitutional. and anti-Christian. Work that is honorable on Monday is lawful on Sunday. unless Sunday labor is regulated by a religious law.
 H. G. THURSTON. 2lg East Van Buren St
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28

Harvard Medical College. sss formerly 9 men ber si the Rheee 's.ard snt Colorado Ssa-e sieaca Sucis.iss, snd LgIrED STATES PENSION sxiS trs-R. Heaith is wealth-Econoniy to Dc weA Are you E. s-IicTiug from some ckro1 c aiIect;on a-e you weak. sick and unable to perfvfI, IL sTy cutsss 0. Iis7 .I so, beware ot s'atsls medicines, inexperienced and unskilied pIys. ,ians. Dr. Hubbard employs none out rationa and scientific metEods-as uSes nc E1urIoui irurs in rsTn~vis.s sbs poi5oDOus effects O' BLOCD ANJ PRIVATE DISEASES iron ti-s :ysse-. SEXUAL WEskSESS, win all sa baDetul effects pOsitIyelE curec Sy the .st -s' and best remed,na Chrcn:e, neTvous, oloDc kidne., urinary. bladder and special iisrz ss< treated in a sstictly up:o-cats uIanne.
 Eibbari i}u'iding.
 26-z8 South End iT. PhRniy. srizona-
 Consultation freo. Hours 10 to l2 to- aa s'n7, Adiress all conmnnicstlons
 St>nLF.I SUGGEST i-
 lNAo1J RELIABLE SooGRSsS'Ys
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
State of Ohio. City Of roledO-Lucas

State of Ohio. City of Toledo-Lucas
 County-ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.. doing business in the city . of Toledo. County and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn 10 before me and subscribed m my presence, this 9th day of December. ! A. b. 1886
 (SeaD A w GLEASON
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
A. W. GLEASON.

-NOIdTN I-UUIIC. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
 and acts directly on the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists. 75c. Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- ton.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
10th, suoceeoo lIxe suo@c..
LeadiHgSpsci5lS
 is CHRONIC DISEASES

He hue ths conddenn and patronage of tn leading bus inesS mer and m ost prcn;nsu. oitizes.s os ATizola. Tbs Docfor ract.atA O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
Las mejOras en- Ia IsIa
NuESTR0S AYUNTAMlEMTOS

Los sei1ores Juan Roig y Limo Gar
cfa, alcaldes de Yauco Isabella. res
pectlvamente, nos han remitido los in.
tormes municipaleS de las gestiones
administrative verifcadas en- aqueIlos
municipoS durante ell aflo econ6mico
terminado en- JUNO
Por la lectura de los expresados in
tormes vemos que los dos pueblos han
mejorado en- sus varos aspectos, va en-
la enseflanza pdblica como en- Ia urba-
nizaci6n y embellecimiento de la DO
blaci6n Principalmente en- Yauco se
ha atendido las reparacion de los ca
minos que conducen la Central
"Aguas BIancas', Vegas, oRanche
ras', "Jacana" "Quebradas y la ca
rretera hasta ell matadero, ell canine
de "Caimito" y ell de "Naraniito." En-
dlchas obras Sc han invertidc S2.As7Sr
Ell sefor Garcia dice en- su jnforme
10 que sigue
La Acadia ha solicitado obtenido
del ConceJo Municipal para el aflo de
r9o7.98, recursos sufcientes para ha.
Ger IN pozo en- la bajada de la cuesta
que conduce la Playa con obieto de
proveer de aqua permaneute a los We
cnos para los usoS de las cesas y al
propio tempo, Sc recojeran las aquas
pluviales de varias casas para echar-
las al alJibe. Daban conseguir que
de aqua suRciente para beber A los
habtantes de la poblaci6n; con 10 que
Sc espera proveer las necesidades
pdblicas, mientras Sc pueda consequir
que el Gobierno Insular presto su avu.
da para que en- Isabella por medic .
la canalIzaci6n del Guajataca s por eli
establecimiento de una buena maqui.
ma de taladrar pozos artesianos Sc
pueda contrarrestar las tristes sequfaS
que la azotan.
La instruction pdbIica tambi6n ha
meJorado mucho, 81 bien Sc ha tcnido
que lamentar la SUPPRESSION lie una es-
cuela graduada cuatro rurales Dor
question econ6mica, Pero afortunada.
mente 4 las gestiones del Ayuutamien.
70 Y Junta escolar Sc debeia que ca 81
pr6ximo curse SC stablezcaa cuatro
escuelas rurales mas en- los canpos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
Una donQnCia en- AnaSCO
ACUSADOS EN- LlBERTAD

Aver el alcalde de Anasco, senior
Pedro Tomas Garcia de Qaevedo, pre-
sento una denuncia por perlurio contra
los sehores Ignacio Sein Isasa. Felix
Soto, Y Damaso Soto Dicha denun
cia fue presentada al fiscal senor Ira
vieso. Este orden6 el arresto de los
denunciados, exigiendo una fanza de
dos mil dollars q cada upo de dichos
seilores. An.eriormente ell senior Isasa
habla preseutado una denuncia contra
ell sefior Garcia de Quevedo, la cual SC
ordeno por Mr. Feui!le, fuera archiva
da despues del informe del fiscal dc
aquela Corte de Distrito sefior Ira
vieso.
Ell sefior Sein Isasa, que es un ele-
mento prestigioso, desempefla actual
mente el puesto de presidente del Con-.
cejo Mupicip4l de Anasco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20

No; Ell valor de ciertas defen
sas no puede medirse por e.
exito que las acompafle.
Y el pueblo de Puerto Rico,
con noble espiritu de justicia,
ha sabido descartar la parte
personal queI>s obra exclusi-
vamente del s96or de Diego. del
total esplendido a que tendrian
que contribuir el pueblo y Ell
gObierno amerlcanOS.
No siempre han de ser los
aplausos para los triunfadores
tambien en- lasrmayores derro :
tas en- los fradsos mayores sc
puede aspirar al APPLAUSE Y al
respeto de los pueblos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20


FL viernes 23 del prosecute 5nes Sc
dara principle en- la Iglesia de San
Jose a Ia solemne povena y fiesta que
los socios Y socias del Apostolado de
Ia oracion dedlcan todos los amos al
Sagrado CRaz6n de Jesus FL dia
indicado al toque de ora cj0pes, Sc
rezara el Santo Rosario y Letahias dc
Ia Santfsima Virgen, continuation
seguira el ejercicio de Ia novena pla.
tica y reseiva del Santfsimo- FL mis-
mo orden Sc scguira en- los demas
dfas.
El dfa I de Setlembre sc celebvar5
la misa de communion general las ?
de la mafiana y a las 8 y media Ia
misa sQ1emne, con sermon Y al ano
checer del mismo dla Il procession
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
Los lines del Ateneo
LA VELADA DE ANOCHE

Anoche Sc lIev6 cabo en- ell salon
del Ateneo, la velada literaria de cos
tumbre asistiendo numerosa concurren
cia. Ell ingeniero senior del Vale, di-
sert6 sobre construcciones arquite ct6 :
nicas pronunciando un instructive dis
curse que fue muy apla udido. lie 81
guio en- turno la sefIorita Davidson
que expuso imPresiones de viaje. La
seforita Davidson es una buena n arra
dora como Sc 10 aemostr6 ell se!ecto
p1blico. Ell licenciado del Toro Cue
vas, diserto acerca de la literature
americana deteniendose en- ell poema en-
pross "Marfa" de Isaas, hacienda un
delicado estudio de tan hermosa move.
la; ell jovcn Perez Pierret (don Agus
tiny hablo largo ato acerca de la poe
STA simbolista de la que es TN fervleate
admlrador y entusiasta ahcionado; ell
senior Lopez Sanchez, recito a'gIna~
poesfas que fueron muy del agrado del
del p1blico, aun cuando Sc lie recuefda
al inteligente joven la deuda que tiene
contraida de pagar tribute al talento
con una de sus brillantes composicio
nes La distinguida concurrencia sali6
satisfechlsima de la velada que result0
superior todo encomio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20

con el Santfsimo por las nayes del
temple.
En- t0dos los Gfas de Ia novena sc
expondrA Su Divina Maqestad, y
10 mismo en- la rnisa solemne al Ia
fiesta. quedando expuesta todo eI
Ola, vclando alternativamen ente los So
clos del Apostolado y dcmas asocia-
clones esta blecidas en- dicha Iglesia-
Nota: todos estos cultos seran anne
nizado con la orquesta, y en- cada
cno de eilos pueden todos los fie1cs
ganar so dfas de indulgencia que ei
se1lor Obispo de este Diocesis Sc ha
dignado conceder.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
Los biIIeteS faISOS en- Ia iSIa

Se asegura que circular por la IsIa
oilietes talsos, que la policfa detuvo
una Sehora que tenfa en- su poder
uno de los expresados billetes, sin
conocer desde luego, su prccedencia-
I'll gobernador Mr.. Post tiene infor-
mes de estos rumores y es probable
celebre hoy una entrevista con los
jefes de la policfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
Nota del dia

Al regreso del senor de Diego
de su viaje a la metropoli, y
con MOTTO de la elOcuentisima
exposition hecha ALI de las
aspiraciones incumplidas de la
colonia, de los deseos de justi-
cia que, en- vano, desde hace
ocho amos, vienen abrigando
los colonos, el pueblo de Puerto
Rico, cosa POGO frecuente en- los
pueblos. ha dado una altlsima
prueba de gratitud a su elo-
cuente defensor, no obstante
que Ell exito no ha corresponds
do, nj con mucho. a la tarea, a
los empenos, a la obra del Sc
nor de Diego.
En- la reception hecha al elo-
cuentisimo hombre publico, ha
tornado parte principal la gra-
titud desinteresada, curada de
egoismos. esa 2ratitud noble
qLe no mide la lnte4 4Sidad de
ST. reconocimiento por el favor
recibido, sino por la intznci6n
loable, por Ell prop6sito que, a
veces, sin il acompanado de las
alegrias del triunfo es digno de
las mas calurosas felic taciones
y de los encomios mas efusivos.
Los resultados de la obra del
senior de Diego, no Sc conocen
tOdavia aCasO no los tocare mos
nunca, tardaran en- llegar hasta
nosotrOs quien sabe el TEMPO. ).
Pero ESQ no le quita meritos
a la campa1ia insigne que la
emprendido el ilustre orador, nj
condena a ser vistO con indife-
rencia el empeno laudable que
ha presidido el noble gesto alti-
70 del hombre que ha repetido
en- una asamblea Ell la que es
precise Greer que estaba repre-
sentado el pueblo americana,
cuales son las aspiraciones le-
gitinas del pueblo insular.
Pasaran como I'm meteoro
brillante, las palabras de Mr..
Roosevelt, en- el abismO de los
hOriZOntes inextricabies que en-
s0mbrecen nuestrO presente,
ante la indiferencia de ese pue-
bio que tiene harto en- que Ocu-
par sus iniCiativas Y sus aCtl-
vidadeS, Sc estrellaran nuestras
aSpiraciones conocidas ALI, TN
momento, merced a la Erase be-
lla de un principe de la pala-
bra; 40 reciblremos ningun be
ncticiO hi en- el estadogeneral de
nuestra politica, de la adminis-
TRACTION, en- el regimen Ell fin, no
sc operaTa ningun cambio, todo
seguira igual que ahora, y ten
dremos que presenciar como Sc
momitica en- el tragico hipogeo
de una tlranla fossil, Ell cadaver
de IN regimen que solo puede
subsistir, a su manera, entire los
.enrareoimientos y las sombrias
impunidades del coloniaje.
PeTO tOdas esas consideration
nes, estos presentimientos desc
lados, este terror instintivo a
las decepciones, no pueden ha-
Ger que en- los pecnos, en- los
corazones, en- los espiritus que
perfuman la flor augusta de Ia
gratitud, ar1Rigue la indiferen-
cia est6ril, dgena a los entusias
mos del patriotismo, que mi
Ta con glacial ensimiama-
miento la vuelta a la colonia
del colono insigne, porque sabe
que los resultados de su labor
81 la metropo1i, no han de CO
Responder, desgra0adamente
a los eBfherzos Fealizados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
Don Antonio S. Alcaide

Ha llegado 4 esta capital con Ia
excursion automovilista procedente
de Guayama, nueStro distinouido
amigo don Antonio S. Alcaide. i'm
portante propietario Y comerciante
de Arroyo. Damos la bienvenida "
saludamos cordialmente q nuestro
citado amigo.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-04-30
FAST TRAIN
WAS DITCHED.
Tender Strikes the Switch
and Four Coaches Leave
the Track.
PASSENGERS NOT HURT.
Baggage Master Savage
Bruised by Trunk Fall
ing Against Him.

L. & N. train No. So, the st. Louis
fast mail, south bound, was wrecked
Sunday morning near Pembroke by
the tender leaving the track, causing
the baggage car, day coach and two
sleepers to go into ditch and turn
partly over. The train was going
at a rate of forty-five miles an hour,
and for some unknown reason,
jumped the track.
Engineer Satterfeld kept his en-
CINE going, hoping to bring the train
to a stop gradually, and would have
succeeded had not the derailed ten
der gotten jammed in a switch,
throwing four cars off also.
No one was injured except Gag
gage Master John Savage, of this
city, who was bruised by a trunk
falling against him, The track was
torn up so badly that traffic wa;
delayed several hours.