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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-02-07

When you have to fool the world,
tell the truth.-Bismarck.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-02-07

A bal. II Is sAiA. has lived for LOG
vna-. in a closed ard sssisa Vauf
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-02-07

ALREADY SPOKEN FOR.
Mother-Why do you insist
Bessie shouldn't have comlnsO''
party?
Father-What's the use? She's
gagged alreadg!-Detroit Free Press
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-02-07
AILTNG WOMEN.

Keep the Kidneys Well and the Kid.
neys VIII Keep You Well.
Sick. suffering. lauguid women are
learning the true cause of bad backs
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-02-07
10000 MINK SKINS

WANTED AT ONCE. Highest Prices ever
Address A Z Burkhardt d. u (,fueTnr.H -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
IMPORTANT PROCEEDING.
Suit Brought by Government Agsins.
Standard Oil Company.

Now iokr. Sept 4 --An iopoI,.n'
Rca. pracc' lag is 20 be called In tie
federal court
TIL" ca, is tn suit brought by ia"
government a-aiE>l the Standard Ol!
Conpiny b! Wuicn the EJI"rnm' mt
seeks TO dis solve the Standard Oh
compau! of New Jcr.c!. aud ,Aj.ih
inaiing rates. The defendants are
John D. Rockefeller. John ID. Arch
bold. II. n. Rogers. c. NJ. PRATT and
seventy corporations. Of which the
Ne" Jersey corporation Is the holding
company. Including tle Standard On
company OF Indiana. which Was re-
Gently fined v,ore than Soy 300 .no0
BY Judge lands.
Judge Franklin Ferriss. appointed
BY the United States circuit court Of
st. Louis. will sit as master to hear
the Testimony tha' IL to hc taken In
this city. Who the Witnesses are is
not divuleed
The Standard on COMPANY will be
repre- sen,ed by a distinguished array
OF counsel.
II vas reported Tuesday that tney
would apply for q pOstponenI,nt on
The plea that they had not had sum.
cient time to prepare their case. but
the government Of7icials nave indicat-
ed that they would flight against an
Adjournment
The proceedings will involve the
very life Of the Standard Oil compa-
ny. SO that . battle royal Is expect.
ed that they Woul fight against an
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
PRISONER KILLS oFFicgN.
One Burglar Shoots Policeman and
Another Suicides.

Lus'urst. \. SEPT. @.-Geo.
Cassidy. q prl!C, .nan. VAS shot and
killed carl! Monday morning white
endea.oring to arrest two burglars
who had been caught In the act vi
robhing a store,
The burglars were pursued by a
crowd and rather tAAn submit to cap
,ure one Of them Killed h mSelf In q
swamp. Tine other burglar escaped .
Ca. sidy had arrested the men.and
started with his prisoners foo the
station house. when one Of them drew
. pistol from his pocket and pressing
II against Cassidy's coat pulled ess
trigger. Cassidy hell dead and the
two men ran away.
the shooting aroused the neigh.
borhood and . crowd gave chase.
The burglars separated. one OF
there making for the PassAjc rve1.
When the crowd pressed too close the
burglar turned and nred . fusilads OF
shots. hut no one vas hurt.
The burglar tnen ran into swamp
seeking . place where he could swim
the river, but the mud and slime
dragged him down and he became ex-
hausted In his efforts TO escape.
Realizing that ne would b captured.
be USED the last cartridge IN hts -
volver to shoot himself. He vs.
dead when his pursuers reached hin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
SEVEN PERSONS HURT.
Automobile. Carriage and Wagon In
General Mixup.

New York. Sept. 4.-Seven persons
were injured In an automobile lcci-
dent near Mincola late Monday nigl:
". u. Lynch. the Owner q! -" !'a-
chine, was accompanied ty "r. "ad
Mrs. J. r. Eolms. OF Troy, y. y 1.
and Frederick l.aport.
The machine was about to pass .
wagon when a carriage containing two
men and boy turned directly across
the road IN front OF the automobile.
Tho buggy was smashed and the auto
mobile badly damaged.
Lynch Is suffering from broken
leg and possibly internal injuries. He
had both ankles broken and Is badly
bruised. Mrs. helms sustained .
severe scalp wound and is badly
brui. ed. Iaport was injured by the
flying glass and may die.
The two men In this buggy were
slightly injured and the boy was I'M
hurt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
Riot At Louisville. ky.

Louisville. KY. Sept. IA NO.
man was responsible for riot here
Monday following Labor day parade.
She refused to ride on . car operat-
ed by nonunion mon. ana called On
several men who had participated In
the parade to remove the motOrmau
and conductor from the car. Hel
words innaned the crowd immedi-
ately. as tine street car men have a.
ready voted to 20 on strike and will
probably walk out Thursday night.
and In a thrice four cars we're attack
ed and practically demolished. fouI
OF the nonuniouists being seriously
injured.
The prompt arrival Of the police
prevented the trouble from spreading
to serious proportions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE FELT.
Trewbier's Shocks Are Recorded bu
Where was the Oistvrbaneef

London. Sept. 3.-Pr0fessO Milne .
the celebrated seismologist. tele
graphs from the Isle Of Wight observ.
atory that at 4:l4 o'clock Monday at
ternoon the motion OF = great earth.
quake watch did not reach It's maxi
mum until sos p. N. (GreenwicA
time) began to be recorded there.
The amplitude Of motion was Ave
millimeters. which means that the
disturbance was the greatest record.
ed at the observatory in 1907 since
the Mexican earthquake on April II.
At the time the professor telegraph
cd S:l5 p. m.) the duration OF the
earthquake was already greater than
three hours. and the shocks were still
continuing. The distance Of the or.
igin of the quake Is about 200 miles
from England.
There are two great seismic regions
in that district. one In Chile to the
west and the SCUBA islands. in the
Malay archipelago and the Philippine
islands to the east. II the quake &C.
CURED on land. great damage must
have been done.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
In the City Of New York.

New YORK. Sept. Moore than
i've million men and women. mem.
6ers OF la Dor organizations. spent
Monday In celebrating the one day
In the year set apart in most Of the
states and territories in the union Is
q tribute to those who earn their
daily bread.
From all parts OF the country comes
eae Information that laboring men
and women nave Jared we'll In the last
twelve months and that the day was
celebrated with enthusiasm. There
nave been fewer labor controversies
than usual. only four serious strikes
having been recorded during he year
such other disputes as have arisen
between capital and labor have bee1
settled by arbitration.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05

Charleston. W. Va. Sept. 1.-The
Chesapeake and Ohio local passenger
train No. G was derai'ed near Kama
VIA Falls 81 miles from Charleston.
and As a result s"v"n are dead and ~
injured. one coach and the COM
oination express and baggage car left
the tracks and overturned. rolling 40.
wares the Kauawha river. Among
the dead are Alien Loving. law
student at West Virgl mia university,
serving as express agent during the
summer: G.. :. Campbell. u telegraph
operator. ard fireman. name I'M.
known. Spread OF The rails Is sup
posed To have cauS' the accident.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
In the City Of Macon.

Macon. Ga. Sept i.-Mlcon peo-
PIE witnessed an unusually brilliant
celebration OF Labor day. the floats
and the parade proving tho best ever
undertaken by the different unions be-
longing 10 the federation here. This
vas tnr FIRST procession Of the kind
ever seen In the Central City and has
proven decided success. All mem.
DER OF unions and the officials Of the
1ecerat!oa Wer highly pleased with
Sne success OF the day.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
Columbus Celebrates.

So!rn BUS, Ga Sept. / -!.o hor ds
vas gen rally observed a. n Ao,ida,
ID columbus. al the induS'ra! plant,
Closing ard many thousands OF oper-
suses enjoying a day r,.r ard rec
'e~uon. There was no e; p.urra,:,
VI eA""is.s. tut n r'pd man,
ea'lsem, n's had b",n pr,y.@ !, am
wildwood para proved ,.o ccn;.- O:
.''raction for TIE pleasure secA-r-. A
naEmakers' parade through the street,
0as a fea;-re uf - -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
FiENoish ACT.
1urpsntins pewesa 0vss vIssi@ Afeoe
0Djn0 ooAt0N.

1uspentins peWeo6 0vee vlsesWs Aftoe
0DinS oeatsN.
Washington. Pa. Sept. %.-Pclies.
cons ables and citizens are searchial
for three Italians Who are accused a
the most brutal outrage ever pesDe-
trated In this county. Taeir vic1iHl
In dying In the local hospital ana VI
olence 10 threatened u biz tortSrsra
are captured. $3.50" 80 t~e~
James Connolly. q miner at Avslla
vas attacked by the trio. tarowH "a
the ground. wound. gagged And heat
en-. after which turpentine Was poar-
ed over hts body and into his eyes
and nose. He vas then carries 70
tho outskirts Of the Village and tara
ed loose In the woods.
Connolly roamed about all nighe b
the woods suffering asoay beyond d.
scription. Exhausted. hs flnai!y fsll
In his tracks and was found by miners
attracted BY MS frantic moanias.
Pay.1cians 1t the hospital declare
that Connolly will probably DE-. but
that n he lives hs viii b blinA n
both eyes will probably lose ,tAs
use Of bis nose and win b 6isAg.
ured Tor life. -
Accusations have hesa made aeainse
the nends respoasible for ths brutal
torture. but they have disAppsasV1.
The exact cause q the assault = 0
mystery that Conselly has ~ booo
able TO explain.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
Tragic Death % Oeys.

Buffalo. ~. r.. Sept. 1.-Two Po
fish lads. Tony Garcia and Guisepp
ZoppA. both about IL years old. were
shocked to death Sunday on q steei
tower which carries high voltage cur.
rents from Niagara falls powere plants
TO the l-aekawana Steel plant. Fol
nearly thSce hours the bodies hune
In midair witt I've h'uc flames play.
ing about IN :. - ~ view OF thou.
sands Of street Car passengers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
Labor Day Marred BY Trouble
In the California City.
TROLLEY MEN ARE ATTACKED
During the Denomination Of the Ia.
Dor Organizations Motoeme" Broke
Line OF Parade and Trouble was
Preeipitated.

San Francisco. Sept. "A clash
between non union street car en-.
plu.. ets and "A crowd returning from
vitae sing the Labor day procession
Monday. resulted III q rot In which
st least halg dozen people were
IN ir-c , or" p-O''ob'N fatally!
Tre parade ui the labor unions had
Just been dismissed. aad large
crowd Was waiting to go TO Shell
Mound. wricrr exercises aave been
par. of the daNs n"""ram for some
years.
Wacn. under the direction Of an
inspector q car was started. running
into the mass Of people and injuring
several, It infuria,ed the crowd. which
attacked the inspector. wnereupOn
Conductor James Walking and Mo-
torman r. J. Durson drew their re-
voiyers and fred.
This further angered the crowd.
and within d few minutes . eight On
all the carmen who had been tied up
by tao parade crowds. was precipi-
tated. 1t vas some time before bot
the police and fire departments could
resto:. ORDER.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
Body Of Child In RiveS.

Brunswick. Ga. SEPT. 4.-J1c
BODY OF white girl infant was -
covered floating In Academy creek
to Young wai,c boys. Who were -
IN. r." bod, vas wrapped ~
nov -ralrr. \ cOrOner's jury u Il
vcs'.ra.ur til, case. but .Gspte1oo
~. p.5. 1as rot been laid o. CT
...'. a., .~Isoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
Stabbed In the Back.

Youn, e'own. Ohio. Sept. 4.--Jonn
Rhode. popular youth. was stabbed
In the back Monday nignt. With .
companion &c MAS passing seNefal men
who were quarre!!ng Ia the street
when he va attacked He will die.
Several suspects were arrested.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
DUEL IN A clUO ROOM.

Asmbsso 81 the Ok club Uoo kNevol
UpoN On A0eth0e.
Macon. Co.. 0eDt. al. b. NJ
fish. IT,. member Of q prominsai
family. and MorEaa Yates. Q travel
ing salesman for the Dunlop Hard
ware company. were each sliced ~
verely In knife duel at tho INKS
club rooms In the Grand building
Monday as the result Of q row arts,
ing Oh, Of some old feeliaE.
English was the victim Of two ugly
Eashes and II ~ the city hospital
Both are members Of the INKS club.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
In Savannah. Ga.

savannah. Ca. Sept labor day
0osev>aGcc was tae creates. ever h.iG
IN Savannah There wee 500"
iaoor.rg m,a In the great parade.
Spirts on T." beach at r. bee island
etosed TIE col, ration.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
LABOR CELEBRATION
Vsrkisgmsn's Day Was Appro'
priately Observed.
EcLiPSED FORMER EVENTS
On Many Cities OF the South ard Else.
who're Hosts OF Labor Turn Out En-
Masss-Aen In Long Line Every.
WHARF Given Continuous Ovation.

Atlanta, Sept. al Hwtrtu solid
hauks OF hu:La.i,y. wA.,u i"ii..,G vi.
l,sacatree aud W.ileaai.. !r.lu M, ~
ell to Nv! sheets. Monda! no:hI..
there nowedSH stream OF O:tan.I, Il
Labor, whose num,er Wa >.....s.
estimated from :. .IlD ~ .cr".
Certain II is. Lo"eycI. IN nat e.
It's numerical strength. it was tAr
most representative and .arS' =; den
onstration OF organized la1'r Ia IT.
hIstory Of the Atlanta Federation vi
Trades
Fully Is. 900 men. women and chill
dren. lining the = ic~aik from store
~ curb. packing tue street from cara
o car track. reviewed tLe passing
hosts. and ap3.ahdcd. literally. the
many artistic AMI appropr ate dc'ises
and floats and banners.
There was q continuous ovation &C.
corded these privates In she great
army Of industry. from the educa :
tional float at the head Of the parade
20 the fantastic Indians. Who broush ut
the Tine OF march. over q mile long 4.
TO Q glorious tinish.
Each crashing I'D OF music: each
4eceot acQuisit 40 - the iaIAs Oi
uaA0aiSm: each l. sr't a"u''-
Goat and each fan....r lace a.u'n,
the sturdy leaders OF uniOnisM was
greetSd with prolonged applause.
Il Vas one OF the most artistic and
0est managed parades ever seen In
the south. and certainly the greatest
triumph organized labor has ever naIi
On Atlanta.
There were NOR organizations In
the parade: more men In the organ
fsations: more originality in the cos
Sumes, and more taste in the floats
than has ever been noted before.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05

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n, WilAvoeA pssk Ae1s l6aaAay -
Wed G, CanUbel. esEnse ~ r
sAsl q tAsa1a GU. - Tswlss
INSTANTLY kille1 +. e. 1ovos1s, &
Cs,uness San0ess9 ll9eo.
To sAee11e9 0ssk 0aase -
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thrsassa ~ - = sslsss9e1n
Labss lay. 4 pa1oe 1sllDueo. "a;
A stray bsllse sesugh - 8.
lians. . yssas IN s)Mt - q.
aewspaDss. ~ booqe oo1egl J.
lsft side. sselrslsa ~ -. r.
" missing ths sUlaa9 esouna. -
ing asasiy - ~ spgo1eo - -
side. Il y bslissoA ~ bslbee +
Stsusk Wlllla1s esve vsos t.
6avsr6S io1y. $3.50.
Canpssll W. ~ ss1se asss5os
slstss Ddvar6s vas tsy1ag - -
he Aoos and eoaiiaae6 - 0ollS
stasdias that ~ D1eo1s1 IN 1~|
vaaess - Mrs. Ca1o6so. -
standins that ~ Iose1s1 v1eA -
cease hjs attsot1p0s. H 90
state6 b had 80 ~ peoQoBt1. Z
had deciAeA - - vest. tahQn1
wife aDa ch1l6rsa. H ~ t3ouo4
murder . few yssrs 49, = L. c.
eourt. AAbana, ~ ass1ekAe6. u
Campbell says ~ v1sls - - r.
vas purely eassal. anA TT - -
idea Of neetlag U1vsr1o theeo.
Edwards was aboat q ysaso st
and had . family. h haA -
Sunday school 'sspssiatsa1soe -
deacon b Q Wsst M c1uroo.
had . pistol o. his Dersoo vhae
and another was 1osHd q ~ 60
near his side. :
Il 10 not thought Williams = -
y wounded.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
RICHARD MANSFIELD " GRAVE.
Funeral Services Over the Aetes Wsra
very Simple.

New London. Conn. Sept. ALI
that was mortal OF Richard Mansfield
was carried to the grave In the Gard.
ner cemetery. within . few rods Of
his summer home Monday. The Ger.
emory was simple but impressive.
and vas attended by many Of toe
friends and relatives Of the late &C.
tor. The services at the house were
simple. After this ceremony. those
present formed In . procession and
proce eded 10 the plot selected for the
burial almost directly across the
street. where brief services were also
held
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
FLooo IN NEW MEXICO.
Neither and osveW chlldeoa
oeoWW0d.


Albuquerque. N. ~. SeDl. -
News has Just reached here tAat ~
Louisa Hill Carabajal. wife a =
or. and seven childrsa we're drOWQ
In a food resulting from heavy aqon
in Alamo creek bottoms. Sierra 60
~. last Friday night.
The food caused Q damage oSeo
ed At 500 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
FARMERS CONVENTION
President Barrett CalIe1 neetinI
10 Order.
GRIFFIN EXTENDS WELCOME

Nine Hvndred oslssstss Rs6rssese
Ing . Membership q 1850 80. A.
ssmess In cenvsnsssW q lsss,s ssees,
Arsxaness.
Little Rock. Ark. Sept. A.-osp,
rssentins . membsrsAip Of I SEQ. eoes,
30 delegates froo he s0sthera 81
Southwestern states - the annsal 80.
veat,oe q The FAsosss' snioa asao-l
bled here h the hall q tAs hosss q.
representatives q 10 O'Clock TossoaO
morning. The eoovestioa viii - ~
assiea three 1ays. anA vas callsd -
order By PrssaAsat CAaslss narTsta. Il
The secretary u ~ Arkansas s1114
uaion. Hoo. Pa L. 0si0s, deliveries
he weic0oo eAdsooo.
Freshest Barrett made . sesDaoo
and - va followed ~ rsDeoo =;
dves Of eocA STATE. =. ~
The last a ~ 1eleUasss y ~
vsntiou arslvsA Tuesday saesa1ao.
Many posrs1 iste t. sity Aao0
sftsrnooa al stOAe - svssy lgo1
The heesls az ~ ssuvAD6. ~ 9
city y empty psevS6sd - takOT g
q an Who otteoo.
ne eo00ittsoo vese 0oey ~
psvsasins ~ ~ ss0ulas easaseoD 81
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-12-05

Never Judge man by his clothes. The
poor fellow with the open work shoes, and with
Bic trousers frayed ct the bottom and with big
potch Of "A odd color on the broadest part Of
them. may b country editor and the nicely
dressed man one Of his delinquent subscribers
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-12-05
EDITORIAL COMMENT

I Never before in the history ot:tte state, has
6 political campaign opened SO early and. never
before were there so many faction, and such
hard work done. Every candidate is trying to.
shaw. his sttength which is necessary at this
time to get showing: ssFss. &. i. j
hardest fight on this time that he ever had,
and if he wins, he deserves great credit for bis
pluck and perseverance, Hans enemies seem
to be numerous in al parts Of the state, and
they will knife him at every turn in the road.
In Ward county, his main stay is McGahan,
the Register Of the Minot land Office who owes
his appointment to the Senior Senator. Hams
seems 20 have things pretty well fixed up with
several of the Ward county newspaper and
While it Is believed that he has not dist obuted
very much currency around among the poor
newspaper men, he has seen to it, that only the
editors who have been good or who will likely
be7good, are receiving any of the patronage of
the land office, unless it is possible to throw
the work to friends. - s
a In Minot, it is generally conceded that the
Minot Opticis for Hansbr0ugh. Editor Smart
has been very nice to Mr.. McGahan during his
recent fstic encounter, with former Receiver
things to say for the Senior Senator and his
friends Smart publishes the patents for sew
eral OF the newspapers at the county and never
let's chance slip BY to stick in some good poll
tical DOPE It is said that Hansbrough is worth
several hundred thousand dollars, and the
question that naturally arises is, :'How did he
get it?' It was only few years ago that
Hans was poor business man, running the
Devils Lake Inter Ocean. He declares now
eighty Thousand dollars. .ias3a 4'asg sag
D, The Minot Reporter has come out solidly
and .aat-footed for Marshall. Mr.. Clark, the
editor, attended the ineurgent convention in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-22
JOE SHOOTS NEGRO
BICYCLE PATROLNIAN FATALLY
 WOUNDS PRISONER.
Man Resists Arrest for RObbing Ne- gress, and Attacks Oficer, When Latter Fires Revolver in
 Defense.

George Washington, a negro. was probably fatally wounded about 5:30 o'clock last evening by Bicycle Pa trolman D. T. Loe, of the Montgomery police department, while forcibly re- sisting arrest
 At the time the shot was fired the burly negro, for whom the doughty lit- tie bicycle policeman was no match physically; had taken his club from him. thrown 1t at his head, and had knocked one of his front teeth out with his fist.
 The negro, at a late hour last even-' ing. was lying at St Margaret's Hos pital, where he had been removed. with bullet from the officers revol- yer somewhere in his head. It was believed he had scarcely any chance at all of living, although everything possible was being done for him.
 Washington was accused of taking . sum of money from a negro woman on the Lower Wetumpka road, near the new stock yards. and is said to have admitted to some other negroes having taken the money. The woman ap- pealed to J. A. Windom, a white man. who telephoned to police headquarters for an officer, at the same time endeav- bring to detain the negro by question ing him.
 When Officer Loe, who had been sent in response to the summons, ap- peared on the scene. he was compelled to pursue the negro in order to ar rest him. and at various times before the patrol wagon was sent for Wash ington gave him considerable trouble. Finally, after sending for the wagon. the prisoner started off to meet an- other negro.
 The officer tried to stop him, and fight ensued. Loe endeavored to use his club on the negro, but the club was secured by the negro and a moment later was hurled just over the head of the officer. the negro's fist at the same time striking Loe In the mouth and knocking out one of his front teeth. Loe drew his revolver and fired, the bullet striking the negro near the right temple. tearing a hole in the side of the negros face.
 Washington is a large-sized negro. He came to Montgomery, it is said, only a week or so ago from Mississippi. At a late hour last night 1t was reported he was not expected to recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-22
OHIO Is PRECEDING
FLOODS DANGER LINE HAS NOW
 PASSED.
Cold Weather Has Been the Cause of Much sufferfng--Loss 10 Property Along River
 Is Enormous.

Cincinnati, Jan. 21.-After being sta fionary at 65.2 feet for time during the morning. the Ohio at this point be- gan to recede slowly, and at dark .had gone down to 65 feet. with all in- dications for continuance of the Tall.
 By the end of the week 1t Is thought the danger line will be passed on the way down, and some estimate of prop erty losses will then be possible. A. the present all that can be stated pos itively is that the aggregate damage will run far into the hundreds of thou sands of dollars, this being distributed along several hundred miles or the river and its tributaries.
 The cold weather, which largely as- sisted in the ending of the high water, was the cause of much suffering among the thousands of homeless people whose homes were under water or had been isolated by the rising waters The work of rescue and relief went on steadily, and few were left to suffer. the work being so systematized that speedy help was given to all suffer- CTS who could be found.
 The greatest damage from this time on will come from possible wrecking of buildings after the falling water pours through them.