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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01
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NuavaB impoEtaciono8 de Rnan susncia8
z de objstoa de- fantasia acaba doRscibiE
q popular GHtablsCimisuto del BefioR Am6t
rico sAlaE, gus Eismpga EeBponds Cumpli
damSnte al justo favor del p6DliCo. En-
ca!Sado para dsmRB y CEb.lloFoE, es inms'
ioFablO ol suFtidO que gs Esnusva conItan'
tomOnts = loB 6ltimon modoloR dc Paris
, EGtad0H Unidog, eal6 \ haciaDdo faFov.
PRaoios como sismpro ain comDstancia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-Ea Com.
puIGa Industrial de 6antUrcs (8an Juan
Box 657) tiens On oIaGS dc primsEa pre-
Cios Bin COmpstsnCiR, an complete aurtido
FRrR construction de Casag. MoldurRg dc
sOdoI tamAfi0s. Tsblillas para psrsiana8
Dsp6sitoG. San juan fFsnts 81 mu0llN
ndmOrO 2. ssnturOs Stop. "a. TOl6feuoB
1926 v 1890.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01

LondEeV. OetubF0 1o.-El fraBquso
anglo.DmsEiCAn0 de IN Centavo empiezR
daade hoy. DsBdS haC0 algunOH diaS laA
gEand08 CaBaB OCmsEcial0B, en- Sgpsra do s8
ia fschS, v0nfsn Eet6nisndo gu coEEespon'
d0nCiA; de mOdo que hay inmsnsAR aCGmu
laOiones dc correspondence On RmbaB
paTtsB y laB euRlGB gsg&a les pFim0PaG en-
E9CibiF los bsnafOioB de ID reduction. En-
los EstadoB Unidos , On IUglatsFPR hR Bido
feBtejadfGim0 8l guCss0, puSB lRB Eel8cion0B
ComeFCiRlGg entire RmbOB pRiseS C0bran gran
VuGI0 y 90 faoilit8n doblGment0 con Lac
vsnt0jGS de IN franqu00 mfnimo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01
Do AalIRlStTagI68.

Avisamos 4 las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que el peri6dicO no les Ser&
enviadO, 81 el aviso que con t.
ObietO remitan, NO VienS aCOml
panadO del impOrts de L. SuS-
CripCi6n.
Esta vale pOr IN trimeTtrs
&2.25. POr an semegtre $3.50
POr IN &iO $500. RGgO an
hcip0dO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01
Pr6ximO matrimnnin.

En brave ContEAerGn maErimonio On eU-
IA CiUdAd, lOI diHtinguidOG i6vsnea slta.
Maria LuisS Power , Jon6 MRli6n.
AntiCipGmoHleB nuentFoB dOaaoB de que
On sl nUovo hogOT EoinO Gt0TnG dichR, que
biOn Ia nOEOCsn l08 bUOnoG RmigOG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01

Londreg, Octubre 1o.-La aCtitua On
que 90 han celoCado Rusia IaglAteEER an
to lea pEstsnDiOnes de BulgREis, do inds'
pOndiSaE5s de TuEqafs; ha exaBpSEadO
diChO pals do tal manoFa, que GA una nOta
& Les OitsdaB potsnciaR laB doBatfa, Altman
do que E0aliEREa poF Of solo = con Bus pro-
piog 0afaeEzoB oil pTop6libo de % abSOluta
emancipation dc 10 tutsIa dc La PuoFts.
Eato oFOR una nusvR situaCi6a au0Fmal On
OEienta. ca d0ndO 8mpiezan & sgitaFsO IoB
divsEsoD pusblOs que, como Bulgaria, 10
hRIlRn On OiGFt0 mode BometidoB aI gobieE.
no do 10 msdiR IuuA, So OE6s q0s Bu'gS'
ria Ousnta CON oil Sp0yO B0CEstO de AuntEis
HungEiO para pEomovsF IN sstBd0 do CO.
GaG que permits lusgO el daIsnvOIVimiOnto
de cieEtoa planes del gsbinst0 viOn6O, Fefs'
rentel fsFFooaFFiIsH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01
CABLES De HOY.
Castlo lehus6 IecIbir "a ssglnds no.
ia de I0Ianfa.
Bulgaria dssafia a lOs PodeIss.
EI ffanqueO glo.snsFiranO dc uD
Gsltav0 emPIeza des1e boy.
lIa pI8Z0 De lueVa uleseS Co1eedIdO
a OvilIe Wight.

CuraEao, OOtubEe 1o.-ss infoFma quO
Castro Fshus6 EsCibiE IL ssguuda nOtS de
HoIanda poF msdio del miniatro alom6O,
afFmando que 6tts solo astE hRbiiitado pR'
70 vigilar los intsEssoa de Hollands pSEo
no para 10 FgtEsnt0 Do status diplomS'
tiCO. Es necsVsEio-segdn 10 hR expRe1A'
do OHltFa-qus para oDtsnder1S diplomf'
tiCa m0nGa con HoIanda Ogta naoi6n nom
bEo onvfa g. Caracas nm ComiBionado &C.
p0CiRI. El pPoCsdOF de CaRtEo 60 COnaidh'
RadO Squf como unR simple eltFatagsms
para hGO0r. .dilntoFio Of aFFglo dol sCor fiC'
60 pondians0s CoBR gas, aI deCir del preai'
dents, habya de fRV0FeCaF los intaresoB We
nez0lonoR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01
una SERENATA DEL
CuerpO de bOInDe
ros de AreCibo a su
iefe.
On pHeGiOsO bast6n do mand0 foe
sntTegadO al sefOr Roses AFtaU.
Do regEssO Dc Esps1l.
(De WWsstrO OOrTsspOnsaJ).

BeptiembrO 3O.-AnoChs 81 Ousrpo do
B0mbOF08 d0B0and0 daF una pEueba do CO.
timRCi6n , 1pE0cio Bu jefa 81 doctor Ros
sen AFtau ? CON motive de gsR Gl dfR de
"a Bant0, I0 obsequi6 CON una BsFenatG.
A Lee 0cho do lR noChe Feunidoa On 81 Par
que Ia ofCislidad, 81 inspector alcald8 90.
nor Perez Aviles, banda do misiCs Judi.
viduoB del cuOFp0 y con Gl unifoEm9 de ga
10, 90 diFijioF0n Ia CRgs m0EadR del jsfe
H0foE Roses. Aot0 gsguid0 log BefioFs8 Ma
ttsy y Alsman, ComiGiOnadoB p0F Gus COM
pafisFOB hRcen GntFeg8 al doctor R0gGn do
IN pHeCiogo baton de mRnd0 y I'm RCt8
con que lG obB0quiR la 0ieiaIidRd BuB
ordene8. Galantement0 invita- Ol sefioE R0'
Be1 pRsRE "a casa todo8 dond0 lea
obgsquiR egpI6ndidamente. La banda t0CR
G8CogidaB piazSB hRBta~ los diGz dc 10 noChe,
pag6ndOge una BgF9dablG veladR, pu0B tam
to 0l doctor R0gGs como Bu distinguida 90
nora no % C8nBaEon de pFOdigaF atsnCion08
& Los C0nOuEEontsB EI jofs ssfioF Roses qui'
90 Roompsf1AE hRsta 81 Parque al CuoE'
po y RlIf Ios diriji6 pRlabFa8 de afsOtO
Ggradecimiento poE 81 aCtO llevRd0 Cab0.
El iugpGCtoF ssfioE Psre8 AvileB, tambi6n
pFOnunOi6 palRbERB de RIiGnto y 0ntUBiss-
mo para Ggo Ou0RpO que tan brillRnt8
organisation ti0nG. TOEmin6 tocaadoB0 el
himno Washington.
-AnOOh0 hub0 an meeting unioni0ta
en- que como sismpr0 V0in6 81 entuBiaSmO ,
Ol mayor oFdGn.
Ell sGbsdo debuts en- este toatro 81
magnfieo apaEatO CinomAt6eEafo pRElsnts,
del Ba6OP Vargas. Al testF0, pus8.
Han IlegRdO dc 90 visj0 EspaHa,
I0B Bsf1oTSB don HonoFato BeFga y don An
dF6B Oliver apFoCiadR familiR. Tambi6n
lego sl aefiOr Fernando LodOBma, alCaIdO
do HatiIl0.
-Pronto quedAE6n taEminsdau Iaa obEaB
do rspaEaCi6n de la Luz sl6CtFics , mOnta'
dR la nusvR bombR del aCuaduCto
-MuchoI uni0nistas 20 pFspRPan para
il & MRnatf sl pF6ximo domingo, con mo-
two del meeting que allf Be celsbE8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01
TODA La EXISTENCIA
PORTO RICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
sERVIOIO DE EXPRESS POR LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY


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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01

v6ivaE' 10 funds , Los dos proyeCtiIs8 =
dice que h0 t0rminado % pr1sbS.
EEan lee CinCo do Ia tsrds y q ju0s guB
pOndi6 81 iuiCiO para las sioto y media.
Session de "a nochs.
Con IN pdbliO0 tRn numeF0s0 como Ga
Lao BsaionO8 antsFioPag 10 pmpiaga II da IL
noche.
El abogado dofsn8or pFessnts Bug toatio
go8. JuEan diss.
(Y9sg9 ia GdiCi6n de msGaua.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01
MitIn [sin imPortaciOnes7 en- Ponce
(De nuestrO coFYegpOmsog)

ssptismbFO 29.-Auoch0 90 impRovis6
Un meeting unioniHta On To- pREt6 Elto de
Ia RlCaldis de eIta ciudad , paEabRn do
dos 0siJ CoFFeligionaFioB (ain importRCio'
ne0) los Rlli CoDgVegRdoS para or Ia Pala.
bra do loo 0EadOFeI. A loo poCoB mom0n'
t0B BpaF0Oi6 On ls tEibunS Ol iovsn don
Carlos Higgins que haCe POGO tempo in
gFGB6 ca la Uui6n pE0C0dent8 del paFbido
Pepublicano.
So diBCuTIo@ Dc tonoB Rltamsnte enCo'
miGHtiCO1 para 10 Union fn6 muy aplaudi'
do. sigOi6nd0l0 en 0l uso de Ia pRlabrs
bra don RRm6n OoPdsF0 MReog que CenRu'
F6 RgFiAm0ntg 10 C0nduCta obssPVada Dor
l0g 0Fad0EOB FeppbliCanos en- Ol mesting
C0lebEado On lG noche del domiT 60 tiltim0
psBado. Hizp OBmpaEaCiones ontrs ambaB
COleCtividadeA que, pOF 10 OCuEE8nteg y
opoEtunOS. 10 VAli9P0nI ana 0vaCi6n do IL
C0nCuFF0nCiR. ~
La pFe80nCia del jovsn Coll Cuohy
en- la tribunG % RCogids con maECadaB
muOstEaB do uimpatfag. En- an C0FFaCto
di8CuTg0 que duR6 pOF Osp8Cfo De hoPa> ,
media pUg0 do relieve. do una maneRa el0'
Cu0nt0, l08 muCh0B dsfsCtoB do squ0 RdoIs'
CO @ pREtid0 E8publiCano y lS ambici6n
poIftiO9 de8msdida do gu actual Jsfs que
IG CsgRbR hRsta 81 extreme de aHumiF 10
FespoDEabilidad de una ColsCtividsd Qua
poE Gus deSaCieRt08 ire de CaidR en- CaidR
hRBtR 50 completa extinction ca 10 pE6xi'
ma Camp0f1B que CD aVeCina. Apsrscs al
aefi0E ABt0l, un0 do Lon buanos ORadoEss
con que Cu9ntG 10 Union en- eBts loCaIidRd.
In p9R0PaGi6n do una I6giCa irFabatibEa v
ConVinCsnt0 entusisEm6 Rl auditOEio que
10 OvaCiOn6 Egpstidas vsCsu, OsrEando 90
aCto con 40 hGEmoHO lVivaI 4 loH adalides
do ID Union.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01
vENTA ESPECIAL ~PoR TRES DIAs.

En- cumpiminto de las dposcones de Hon. Corte
olca preos al barrer, desde el martes dfa 29.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
SIZE TELLS A STRANGE STORY
lspeclal 10 the senlnel, }

Ceuur I.aplos, IA, Dec. IA
young wuuian, mdsuucfadlnS as
man ana lenlng a strange story o.
adN ent ures Win winch II murder com
nnlt1eu Two years ago IN Pmadelpnia
...a, ue connected, was arrested mere
yesterday under the name oG Ieu4
waters. The g1rl does noJ know nel
own name unless II rs Pearl Waters.
sne says she was porn IN Europe
and that her earilst reconectlons an
Oh lie III New ork. y woman Will
whom she lived was abusive and fom
years ago the gIri donneu boy SUI,
and left.
AT Philadelphia she became the
companion of II young man though
she dld not reveal her sex. She says
she became involved in quarrel al
ter which a murder was committed.
Iney came 10 Cedar Rapids TWO years
ago, since which time both have been
employed as newsboys on trans. hel
companion probably viii be taken
Into custody ana neld pending in
of the Philadelphia muir
der story.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
HOW WOULD YOU
LIKE SUCH A GIFT
Especial to The Sentinel }


San Francisco, Dec. 22-The rec
ord Christmas gift of the season was
made yesterday when David r. Han
bury turned over TO his wife property
valued at Si,000,000. Although Mrs
Hanbury assumes legal possession of
the vast holdings. she will not eXer-
else absolute control until after the
death of her husband. Every effort
was made to keep the transaction
secret. but the facts became public
last evening.
The Hanburys figured prominently
last spring in connection with "A di-
vorce suit. but just as the climax
had been reached. after days of bit
ter charges and recrimination. they
forgave and forgot and decided to
begin life together again. Mrs. Han
bury. at one time a telephone girl,
has now become one of the wealthiest
women in California
The property transferred by her
husband includes his vast brewing
interests in San Francisco, share in
the Hanbury breweries of London
the Hanbury champagne wineries of
England and France, mining inter
ests in Nevada, California and Ore
gon, real estate in San Francisco and
a beautiful summer home on Mon
terey bay
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
MURDERER OF SO PARDoNED
Cspecinl to The sentinel. J

Rome, Dee Vincenzo Rucci, a
notorious brigand, who has been in
penal servitude tor forty-two years,
mas just received the royal pardon
ana mas arrived at Naples.
nucc1, VINO is now - years Of age,
states that he mad killed thirty-three
persons, ana wounded at least my.
he expressed no repentance Tor hlS
cranes ana he states mat he mad done
nls duty because 81. Gennaro, Whu
uad appeared TO MN in II dream,
commissioned HIM 10 crush the enc
mies OF Naples and 10 restabllsn the
Dourbous on the tnrunc. On leaving
prIson the eX-prigand was INFORMED
,nat a rich man VINO dled seveiat
years ago mad leiC nIni considerable
fortune.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
TROOPS TO LEAVE.
Especial to The Sentinel. /

Especial to The Sentinel.
Havana. Dec. 22.- Evacuation of
Cuba by American troops will begin
ten days hence. when the first trans
port will leave, and preparations for
the event will soon he completed. The
soldiers will be given "A hearty fare
well by the Cubans, but the regret
will be tinged with jubilation, since
the departure of the troops will mark
another step toward the restoration
of home government in Cuba.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

Miss Bessie DeLong will spend her
Christmas holidays with her college
friend, Miss Barnes. daughter of Rev.
Barnes, of Washington. d. c. While
there she will visit the national build
ings and is expecting Il fine time. Her
many friends here regret that the dis
tance prohibits her spending Christ
mas in Grand Junction. She is at
tending Woman's College, Baltimore.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
HIS FATHER is DEAD.

Secretary \. o. Peery, of the Grand
Valley Irrigation company, received
a telegram last night stating that his
father, b. F.. Peery, had died at about
$50 p. IN. of complicated liver
trouble, at his daughters home in
Blackwell. Okla. Mr.. Peery was one
of the prominent citizens of that part
of the country. and leaves a host of
friends. He will be buried at the old
home in Kansas.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
FoRTY-sEvEN DENOMINATIONS.
Especial to The sentinel.)

New York. Dec. 22.-Forty-seve
embracing practically
every sect of Protestanism in the
United States and Canada, will have
representatives at the sixteenth con-
ference of the Foreign Mission
Boards of America. opening in this
city on Jan. 49,
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

Notice all stockholders OF the Mesa
County Fruit Fair Association are
urgently requested to meet at the
real estate office of Lee X Glasco on
Thursday, Dec. "a, at I o'clock p. IN.
to consider matters pertaining to the
selection of new board of directors.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

Earle Caldwell came down from
the saw mills yesterday on Pinion
Mesa. to spend the Christmas hoiI-
days with his family and friends ir
this city.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

The Flaming Arrow" one of Lin
coin j. Carter's melodramas, VIII he
seen at the Park opera house on We'd
nesday night. Dec. 30
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22
TO WELCOME coNGREssMEN.
TSpecial to The Sentinel I

Panama. Dec. 22.-Officials of the
canal zone and business men of Pan
anna and Colon are preparing hear
ty reception for the members of the
House committee on interstate and
foreign commerce, who will arrive
here early next month.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

F.. C. Williams was an arrival this
morning from Salt Lake, to spend
the Christmas holidays with Mrs.
Williams. manager of the Frantz
store. in this city. Mr.. Williams is a
prominent mining man of Utah.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

The work of removing the pond
from the basement of the city hall
was completed last night and the
heat is on today
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

four home lac>s health. comfort
and selling value without q modern
bath room. See J. +. Mckenzie for
estimate Phone Red ISL
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

Miss Lenore Norris left on No :
last night for Salt Lake City to spend
the HOLIDAYS with her aunt, Mrs. Lin
ME l.. Smith.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

The special holiday bargains in
beautiful pianos will make ideal pres
ents. See them. The I.indholm
Piano Co, l29 South Sixth street,
between Main and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

Placing your plumbing contracts
with us, secures you sanitary salts
faction, reasonable prices and expert
work, by men who know their bust
ness.-J. F.. Mckenzie, the Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

Every Front Rank or Boynton fur
mace installed by us is fully guaran-
teed. j. II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

For heavy haurrnB or any KIN
phone the Blue Barn. Phone Ju'
riOn 22S
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

Golden Crescent Flour. Glaze
Mercantile Co. exclusive dealers.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-22

Post and Boyd nave opened up a
new livery stable on Colorado avenue
between Third and Fourth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-25
SOLDIERS TOO LATE
Mob Col Negroes and Lynchsd Them While Train Was
 En RoUie.

Tiptonville, Tenn. Nov 25.-The special train bearing a detachment of troops ordered to this place by Governor Patterson to check last nights lynch!ng arrived at 12:3O this morning. The train was stopped several miles from this city and boarded by Sheriff Haynes. who told them of the lynching.
 According to Sheriff Haynes state- ment the lynching of the three me- groes occurred about o'clock last night. He stated that he had just left the telephone, conferring with Attornew General Caldwell at Union City, when he saw number of men assembling abOu: the streets. Hur. rying toward the jail he was noti. fled that the mob, about 150 strong had stormed the building and, burst. ing in the dors, covered the six guards with their weapons. Secur- ing the prisoners the mob, according to the sheriff, took them in a wagon out of the city.
 Several hours later the sheriff says he was informed that the negroes had been hanged at a point five miles from Tiptonville. No effort was made to follow the mob, it being deemed futile.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-25
THE WATER SUPPLY
Prospect Reservoir Empty-East
 Mountain Has Good Supply.

Mayor Thoms, Superintendent Kennedy of the water works, City Engineer Cairns, Commissioners
 Lawlor, Hook and Walker of the de- partment of public works, and rep resentatives of the press, visited the East Mountain this afternoon and
 looked over the whole territory. They found that the East Mountain supply is holding out we'll, but the Prospect reservoir is almost empty, the only water in it being small stream in the center of the basin. The condition of this reservoir was such that 1t was decided to take steps to have it cleaned out, if not all of it as much as possibly can be done at this time. It is z. veritabla mudhole with stumps of trees stick ing up here and there that should have been removed long ago The board of public works often talked of doing this job.. but it never was empty Laf.:, siuaa :hs city got hntd of it, and now is most opportune time to take hold of it. The damp weather cheered the mayor and com missioners somewhat and they feel that they will be able to tide things along until it rains without pump ing from the Mad river. #
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-25
STEAMER FIRE
It Is Thought That About 200 Passengers Net Death
 ip The Flames.
WILD SCENE ON BOARD

valetta, Island of Malta, Nov 25. Nearly 200 persons, passengers and crew of the Ellerman line steamer Sardinia, arc believed to have per ished to-day when the steamer was destroyed by fire just after she had sailed for Alexandria, Egypt. The Sardinia was scarcely mile off Grand Harbor when the first sign of fire appeared, but with a strong wind to fan the flames the whole ship soon was ablaze and the passengers and crew had scarcely a chance for their lives. There was wild scene of panic on board as the rapidly spread ing flames drove the passengers to the rails and many of the excited ones, not even waiting for the boats to be lowered, plunged into the sea. Scores are believed to have been drowned. Others, trapped by the fire, were literally roasted to death or smothered without a chance for life.
 Many craft were in the harbor at the time of the disaster and num- Der of tugs and other swift small yes sels rushed to the assistance of the imperilled liner. A high sea and half a gale, however, made it impos- sible for them even to approach the Sardinia and they could render little aid.
 The Sardinia left Liverpool No vember IA with a cargo of general merchandise for Mediterranean ports. Her crew numbered fourty-four and about twenty first class and six sec ond class passengers embarked at Liverpool. Most of her other passen- gers, undoubtedly were Levantines, Maltese and Egyptians. Many of these people cross on the steamers of this line from Malta to Alexandria It is their custom to pitch their tents on deck for shelter during the four days trip. The decks are cluttered and this condition undoubtedly made the orderly clearing of the ship very difficult.
 Up to 3 D. m. fifty bodies had been brought ashore from the Sardinia.
 The latest reports say that one hundred and twenty-three passengers were either burned to death or drowned and that seventy were res cued.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-25
COUNTING THE DEAD
Arkansas Was Swept By Storm Leaving Dead and DylDg
 in Many Places.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov 25.-The known dead number sixteen while unconfirmed reports declare that six other persons lost their lives as a re- suit of the storm which swept parts of this state Monday. Verified reports place the number of injured al twenty-three, three probably fatally. The known dead:
 Mrs John Rosson and three chil- dren, near Ozark.
 Dick Hill, farmer, near Mulberry,
 Mrs Hawkins, near McNeil.
 MT Beshan, wife and eight chil- dren, near Watlulu.
 Probably fatally injured:
 John Rosson, near Ozark. :.
 Mrs l.. A. Hill, near Watlulu.
 MT Jackson, farmer, near Van Buren.
 Reports last night which were to the effect that the tornado was most severe at Piney, were not substantiat- ed to-day. Later reports showed that no one was killed at that place.
 Several freak acts of the tornado were reported. Near Hot Springs and Berryville school houses were lifted off their foundations and nov ed, but the pupils and the teachers inside escaped unhurt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-25
BOSTON MAN WINS
Made About Fiiiy.Two Miles Au Bour During inc Race .. at SavaDab.

Race Course, Savannah, Ga, Nov 25.-Prepared for the starting of the first car at II o'clock and the others at half minute intervals thereafter, fifteen tidy little racing machines, stripped of the last ounce of excess ewight, lined up to-day for the first international light car race ever held in America.
 The sun began to force it's way through the fog bank shortly after 10 o'clock and half an hour later the fog had disappeared as if by magic Preparations for the start were rushed.
 Cars numbers 1 and were lined up together at the start at 10:45 m. The other cars were ranged in regular intervals on either side of the course prepared to go to the starting line in pairs. The crowd was rapidly assembling and the old stand seating nearly 1000 people was well filled.
 Car No 1, the French S. P. o. was sent away at 1 a. m. and the inter national light car race of 19G miles was on.
 Fifteen seconds after the French car had started the Italian I.ancia No ?, went flying after the laader. It was just 11:0S when the last of the fifteen starters had been set into mo- tion.
 There came a wait of nearly four minutes for the return of tn first car around the course. It proved to be the Lancia, No 2, which had passed the s. P. o. four and a half miles from the start.
 The second car to complete the first lap was the Chalmers, No 3 Then came the Buick, No s, which evidently had made up more ground than any of the other contestants.
 The Isotta and the Cameron were next to show, followed in turn by Chalmers, No 10, Buick No II and Maxwell No g.
 The first accident reported was tc Chalmers car No IS, which ran into tree after turning out Of White Bluff road No one reported hurt
 William J. Hilliard of Boston driving the Italian entry, Lancia won the race, making approximately 52 miles an hour for the entire distance of 196 miles. His time was 223 min- utes and 33 seconds. Buic, No s was second and Chalmers. No 10, was third.