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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
Los e0lg!eS glan!lgN

Hace mucho tempo que viene dis
c~utiendose en- diversos PASSES acerca
de la ehcacia de los cohstes contra Ell
granizo, y todavia parece' estarse muy
lejos de averiguar la verdad de IN
modo SECURE.
Los experiments dan, en- efecto,
resultados contradictorios Varias We
ces hemos dado cuenta de los que Sc
han efectuado con exito en- nuestro
pals y en- otros.
En- cambio, los estudios analogos
realizados en- ciertos puntos dc Italia
y de Austria no han sido, nj con mu-
cho, tan convinCentes.
En- Castel Franco (V6neto) Sc ha
estado experimentando en- gran esc4la
desde 1902 a 1906, y en- la mayoria de
los casos Sc observe 10 contrario de 10
que Sc esperaba: ell granizo castig6 mas
a Ia coma en- que funciouaban los apa~
ratios granifugos que d las contiguas.
En- Austria los experim ntos Sc han
venldo efectuando, sobre TODD en- VIM
disch- Feistritz, y no con mejor suerte.
Estas contradic1ones hacen sospechar
que en- el fen6meno existe algdn factor
d~esconocido, a cuyas v~ariantes Sc de
ba, quizds, la diferencia de result
tados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
N6di0 COnuIhr Dr.. Leonardo IgaraVlG

La situaci6n topografica de este talneario,
en- una de las regiones mas saludables de la
isla, bajo una temperature benigna & inya-
riable, con briSaS constitutes oXigenadas por
los efluvi0s de la montana, hacen de 81 no
un sanat0rio especial, sine tambien IN lu-
gar de esparcimiento, higi6nico Y recreati-
70, para todas aquellas personals que nece-
sitan hacer alto en- sus Iabores a~nuales,
uscando en- las ~fuerzas de la naturaleza y
EN- ell repoSo campestre la renovation indis-
pensable de vitalldad.
ESas condolences naturales contribuyen 4
aumentar la actiyidad administrative, por
todos los medios p~osibles, juntandose a un
alojamiento comfortable, una mesa esplendi-
da, seryida & la carta d satisfaction del mas
refinado GOURMET, ~servlcio de Coches,
Correo, TELEGRAPH y t~el6fono, piano, biblio-
teca, blllar, gran terraza en- construction
para tertulia general, GARAGE para au-
tom6viles y sobre TODD una asistencia es-
meradisima, que asi cuida de proportional
todas las comodldades a los banistas, como
de mantener la cordialidad Y los respetos
~s0ciales entire todos los c0ncurrenteS.
Apesar de las grandes reformas llevadas
4 termino en- ell Establecilniento Y de las
que actualmente Sc practican, no sufrirau
alteration EN- este afo los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09

aggression; que en- otro sitio del peri6-
d1co damos cnenta por telegrama de
nuestro c~orresronsal en- Vega Alta;
fueron detenidos aver por Ell guardia
Rafael Carranza y puestos 4 DISPOSE
'cion del Juzgado.
OTRA PUNALADA.-Felipe Ri
vera (a) Tiche fue arrestado aver en-
Ell barrio "Elechal'' de Barranquitas,
por haber dado n pufialada que Ii
interest el pulmon 4 I'm individuo
llamado Librado Martinez.
Ell Juzgado Sc Ia hecho cargo del
aSunto.
Ell herido no ofrece esperanzas de
vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
y CG sos
EN- LA lSLA

HERIDO GRAVE.-En ell barrio
"Sabana Llama" de Rio Piedras, fue
aver herido Juan Lopez por Gregorio
Cruz.
FL hecho ocurrio en- la forma 81
1guiente:
Gregorio Cruz que al parecer tenia
algunos resentimientos Juan
Lopez, hizo contra este un disparo de
revolver no consiguiendo herirlo.
En- vista de que no habfa consegui-
do su objeto lie asesto una tremenda
punalada en- ell lado izquierdo del
pecho atravesandole Ell pulmon.
Ell estado del herido es muy grave.
Ell agresor Sc did a la fuga pudien-
do ser detenido esta madrugada por
| Ell guardia Aureliano Rodriguez.
Ell Juzgado acompa1ado de los
doctores Orcasitas y Msrcano Sc cons
tituyeron en- Ell lugar del suceso, ha-
ciendo Ell juez las diligencias propias
del case y dedicandose los doctores
q la cura del hcrido.
Ell agresor p~rcsenta algunas heri-
das leves en- la cabeza y frente.
| DOS DETENIDOS.-Severo Mon
ties y Jose Oqucndo, autores de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
En- rev dom Manuel
ssxraenaxadO
Un complot descubierto

Nueva York, martes.-D De Lisboa llegan
noticias alarmadoras, que ~reflejan el hondo es-
tado de perturbation subsistence en- Ell RENO
LuSitanO.
Sc ha descubierto I'm complot para a~sesinal
al rey don Manuel.
FL siniestro plan comprendia, ambi en-, Ell
aSesinato de la reina Amelia.
Hay gran alarma en- Portugal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09

HOSPITAL MUNICIPALITIES
EN- a~sistencla en- este establecimiento
beneflco; ~ mujeres y 48 0
Total IS.
Han sido dados de alta por cura-
dos, Vicente Sayu. Maria Garlic y
Francisco Ocasio Perez.
En- Ell hospital cuarentenario hay
~ eDfermos.
HOSPITAL ESPECIAL DE MU-
JERES.-No sc ha recibido parte.
DEPOSITO. -Movimiento de dete
nidos IN Ell dfa de aver: varones, SO
y mujeres 7 sufricndo condena, Y 13
varones y , mujeres pendientes de
causa.
Quedan en- Ell dfa de hoy IS.
Fueron puestos en- libertad por ha-
Der cumplido la condena que les fue
impuesta Martina Rivera, Maria Ro
sado, Natividad del Vale, Juan Diaz.
Faustino Mendez, Juan Rios, Lucia
"a Diaz, John Nelson y Henry
Douley.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO.-Hasta
la mariana de hoy han sido asistidas
por Ell practicante de servicio don
Ramon Llauger, las siguientesper.
sonas;
Gumersindo Gutierrez, f~ractura
complete de la tibia y perone del
lado lzquierdo, por tercio medic y
commissioners con trombo en- Ell pomulo
i%zquierdo y espalda, en- grave estado
fue conducido al hospital.
Alejo Santos, herida por magulla-
miento, o p6rdida de las segundas
falanges de los dedos pulgary meni-
que, paso al hospital en- estado grave.
Alejandrina Rosado, confusion so
bre Ell tercio medic del brazo H.
qulerdo.
Etanislao Soto, commissioners sobre
Ell tercio superior del music izquierdo
y pierna derecha.
Hilario Rivera (nino), confusion
en- la region mentoniana.
! Ramon Alamo, herida producida
por IN vidrio en- la region plantal
derecha.
Francisco Rivera, herida contusa
de dos cent1metros en- la region tenar
Cruz Castro Ayala, confusion sobre
Ell arco superciliar izquierdo.
Bienvenido Vald6s, hcrida contusa
de I'm centimetro de longitud en- la
region zigomatica derecha.
REGISTRO CIVIL-Nactm1entos.
Han sido inscritos: Pedro Sierra
mo Estrey, Sofia Diaz Martinez, Lui-
sa Pizarro y Munoz, Aurora Blanco
y Franco. y Julio Rivera,
DEFUNCIONES:
Pedro Flores Villegas, Manuel Ha-
nor y Ca stro y Maria Ayala.
SUBASTA DE SUMINISTROS-
Hoy por Ia mafana Sc celebr0 Ell ell
Ayuntamiento la subasta de suminis
tro a los establecimientos b~enehcos.
haDiendole sido concedida a don
Juan Araujo.
LICENCIA-La ha solicitado para
ampliar una casa de ST. propiedad en-
la carretera, Parada 81, Rafael Mar
ltino.
Acompana los pianos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
las visitas de C0r%esia
Una reception q los marines

Nueva York. martes.-El jefe de la Nanti-
lus ma visitado al gobernador Magoon, al alcal-
de dc la Habana y al mlnistrO de Espana para
Ofrecerles sus respetos.
Las autoTidades han devuelto Immediate
mente la vista de cortesia a los marines espa-
nOles. FL gobernador Magoon dara una recep-
ci6n en- 81 palacio en- honor a los marinos espa-
6oles-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
g banque&e de In Cosonia


Nueva York, martes.-La Colonia ESpano-
la dara I'm gran banQuete en- honor a los mari
nos espanoles Y al que asistiran las autorida-
de- de la Habana y una comision de marines
,amer1CanOS.
Los actos que Sc celebran en- o~bsequio a los
marines espanoles son todos de una regia es-
plendidez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
Un castigo ejesnpIarisimo


Nueva York, martes.-DiCen de Lisboa que
Ell presidente del consejo de ministries del gabi-
nete portuguese, %anunCia, en- vista de los ultimos
successes, que Ell gobierno sera memorable con los
autores del complot, procediendo con toda ener-
gia contra los criminales que asi atentan q la
paz y al orden del RENO y a la vida de las ms
.tituCiOneS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
EN- ARRENDAMIENTO

Sc SOLICITA en- arren-
damiento una fnca de $50 cuer-
das, POGO mas 8 menos, situada
en- la Jurisdiction de Bayamon
9 Rio Piedras. Dicha finca de-
be estar sembrada de buen
paste, con aqua y tener casa
prOpia para vivienda.
D1RIJIRsE A +. F.-P. 0. Box
488.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
Los marines aClanaadoS
En- las GALES de la Habana

Nueva York. martes .-Intorman de la Ha-
oana que la ciudad presenta un animadisimo
aspeCto de fiesta con motive de la llegada de
la Nautilus.
Los marines espanoles nan sidO aClamados
IN las GALES por la multitud.
En- los casinos de las distintas regiones es-
panolas Sc prepaTan SuntuoSas recepciunes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
Una i@inVitacii6n

Hemos sido atentamente invitados
por Ia Directiva del Casino Puertorri.
queho de Humacao, para Ell bale de
conianza que tendra lugar en- aquel
Casino ell "A del corriente. Agradeci-
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
Ia "NautiEus" EN- Ia Hsban=
Tn recibimientO delirante

Nueva York, martes.-Ha fondeadO en- ell
puerto de la Habana la Nautilus. esCuela de
guaTdias maTinas espanoles, SiendO obJetO de
un reCibimiento deliTante.
Tn publico immense sc apinaba en- los niue
lies de la ciudad.
FL entusiasmo ha sido indescriptible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
precios de hospedaje.

Por dlas una persona diario $500
Por semana una persona diario 900
Ninos que no pasen de 10 amos y servi-
dumbre. Precios convencionales.
Para mayores informes dirigirse al daeho
JUN ROxI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
|N@tQs m~ula6c6lp0o@s

HOSPITAL MUNICIPALITIES
en- a~sistencia Ell este establecimientc
beneflco. II muieres Y 48 varones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-09
B3|DC2TiO dc C0anQ
Coamo Springs Hotel J

Aguas termales bicarbonatadas, sulfu-
rosas, Sulfhidricas, de %efcacia comprobada
para la curaci6n del Reuma, Neuralgias,
Oiatica, Hfgado, Rinones, Dyspepsia, Her
pes y otras intermediates de origen espe=
clticO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
Three-Legged Cat and Moccasin
 DiUorce Negro from His Job

Now as everyone knows the Ma tionaI Cotton oil Company's plant here is one of the most dignihed places in Montgomery. Nothing goes on there but business and dignity. In fact they haven't time for anything else. Naught ruffies the prosperous calm that pervades the place.
 Tom Jones Is q negro by birth and Inclination and by occupation, night Watchman. that is. while he is not asleep, which Is the greater part of the night, and stili more. of the day. Tom walked through the yard yester- day morning to see If his particular shade spot was still there for his AfA ternoon nap. He stepped easly and with a decided shuttle, as is his cus- tom: and the shuffle was about all that saved his life
 Tom bent lovingly over his favorite spot--then straightened up as he bounced to one side with far more quickness of movement than he had ever shown before. In the midst of the favorits nook was q copper head moccasln, baiefully glarlng out of It's emerald eyes at the darky. Through heredity, Toms hand uncohsciously sought a brick. The missile rose and fell. and an unclean squirmy thing wrapped up around the brick. its bright colors giinting in the suniieh [. its back broken. Tom knows where there is big glass of gn for i've
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
CRIMINAL HEARING
JOHN LANG GETS SENTENCE or
 TWENTY YEARS.
Murderer of Bill McGehee Got Fifteen Years--Nisdemennor Senfepces Saturday and Capital Day
 Later

Judge William H. Thomas. in the criminal division of the City Court, announced yesterday morning that ne would sentence all persons convicted or misdemeanors on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The capital prisoners con- victed during the week are to be sen- tsnced during the following week. the exact date to be announced later.
 At the session of the court yester- day morning. John Lang. charged with the murder of Bryan Peasants In the lower part of the county. at first en- tered a plea of not guilty. After a consultation of the attorneys for the defense and the solicitor. this plea was changed and plea of guilty to murder In the second dekree entered !. The jury in the matter brought in verdict of twenty years punishment.
 Charles Pompey. charged with the murder of Bill McGehee. also withdrew plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree. The jury in the case returned verdict Of fifteen years Imprisonment.
 Dewey Mitchell. charged with rob- bery. was found not guilty. Mitchell was charged with holding up negro on the edge of the city and relieving him of s5 in cash. The evidence pre- scented yesterday was not sufficient to remove all reasonable doubts from the minds of the jury In the case. and the negro was acquitted.
 At the session of the court this morn ing 1t is expected that white people from all of the southern part of the county will be present to hear the evid- ence presented in the case of the three negroes charged with the robbery of the Reynolds' store at Tharin.
 At the time of tho commission of the crime. the community about Snow doun was very much excited at the dar- ing of the three negroes. and the sher- if and his deputies, assisted by Q large number of citizens with a pack Of hounds from Walter Brothers farm. tracked the negroes for some distance The scent was. however, lost on the railroad tracks of the Louisville and Nashville after Ave miles had been oov- cred.
 The sheriff's department and the Montgomery police took up the case. with the result that three negroes were rounded upg and "a conviction Is looked for today. HSt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28

cents and thither he went. But hls troubles for the day were not over.
 Toms companion. mentor and audi ence to his midnight demonstrations on improved snoring. is . cat one of the gentler sex. grave of countenance. wavy of tall. and before all the world. a bohemian.
 After totally surrounding the Kiaxa of gin, Tom went to his second hest favorite nook, but went cautiously. He looked before he lay down and k smile of joy overspread his face. Tangled in the midst of the corn sack ' under the floor of the seed house. twisted together In . peisartian aban- don of muscular ease. were four ba~ draggled. shut-eyed kiftena Ton, picked one up, and dropped it As though he had been bitten. The kite ten had but three legs. Tom counted them three times, then counted over on his fingers the number a cat ls supposed to have. then counted the kittens legs again. There were but three. one on each front corner and one in the middle at the back.
 Tom put the aat down. came into the ofice. and dictated his resigna- ton. Tn speaking of 1t afterward ne said his nerves were too weak to stand such strains and when he took a job as night watchman he expected to sleep, and not have his whole sys-. tenn upset by copper head moecaslns and deformed animals. He quit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
News of LaPfne.

La Pine, Aug. 27--iSpecial. )--From all indications the cotton crop here will be much better than that of last year. The gin here has been busy all week ginning cotton,
 La Pine has the best cotton market of it's size In the State. All who sell cotton here go away feeling that they have gotten the highest price for their cotton.
 Miss Lnciie Dupriest will leave here September 14 She will attend the Nor nal School at Troy.
 Miss Lela Bradley will leave soon for Nashville. Tenn, where she will go to school.
 Charles Davies and C. IT. Webster, Jr.. will leave in a few days for Nash vile. where they will attend the Van tierbrlt University.
 Rev. 1T. s. Ellison Is conducting 8 series of metings at Mount Carmel this week, assisted by A. L. Sellers. of Lu- verne.
 The merchants of La Pine are looking forward to good business this fall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
want Better FaciIities.
REPORTS ARE CONFIRMED. Revoiution In Full Swing in Parts of
 Persfa.

Teheran, Aug. 27.--The latest news that has arrived here by courier con- firms the report that the revolution is in full swing in the western and south ern parts of Persia.
 All the tribes in Persian Kurdistan nave raised the banner of revolt url- der the leadership of the Constitution. alists. and demand the immediate con- vocation of a Parliament, otherwise they threaten to declare for independ- ence- The Government officera are falling Into the hands of the insur- gents everywhere. and large number of soldiers have been killed. The Gov srnor of Sultanish has fled with a small remnant of loyal troops, the re- nainder of the trocps having joined the insurgents. The Governors resi- denee was piiIaged and burned.
 The uprising In tn provinces of La tristan and Herman. reports from which were received here a few days ago, is rapidly gaining grounds. The city of kerman iB entirely in the hands of the revolutioptsts. the Government of- ficiais having either lied or submitted. The Vice Governor has been killed.
 The seizure of the city was pre- ceded by bloody battle. hundreds be- ing killed or wounded. The insur- gents leaders. who include Razim Khan, have organized temporary Government and declared their inten- tion to ignore the central Government until the Parliament shall be con voked. The Shah lacks the necessary troops for the suppression of the re- volts in the different provinces. The seriousness Of the situation is niti- gated only by the absence of a strong pretender to the throne. around whom the .Constitutionalists could gather.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
DOLE WINS MATCH.

New Orleans, Aug. 2T.-what at first promised to be an Interesting event was detraeted from In a wrestling match here tonight between George s. Dole and Henry Avegno. when the tat- tered injured his knee in fall out side of the mat and was forced to rec tire after twenty-stx and q half min- utes of fast wrestling.
 Tn consequence. Dole, the American wrestler, who figured so oonspicuously at the recent Olympic games, retains the title of amateur champion light weight wrestler of the world. Avegno holds this title in the South.
 The match, which was held under the auspices of the American Amateur Athletic Union. was followed by a banquet given tn honor of the Olympic champion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
TEAcHERs AT DorHAN.
District Institute Atteaded By Many
 Pedagogues.

~ANGe8e&@A4 ,
 Dothans Aug. 27-r(Speciai. )---Ths Third Congressional District Teachers Institute has been in session here since August IT. Over 100 teachers. repre-. senting every county in this district have been in attendance.
 Every session has been: marked by earnest attention and effective work or, the part of the teachers.
 Among the instructors are: Superin. tendent J. V. Brown, Dothan, English Grammar and Spelling: Snpefintendent ". R. Harrison. Union Springs. Arith. metic; Miss Ella Gardner, Troy, Pri. mary Methods; H. C. Carlisle. Dothan Geography; Mise Eva Carsweii, Atlanta, Drawing; O. [. Tompkips, Dothan' United State History: Mrs. Maude D. Truitt. Mobile, Public School Music; M F. Pearson, Dothan. Algebra.
 The Institute is under the manage. nient of Superintendent J. V. Brown and Superintendent w. R. Harrison.
 s. J. Cole, c. W. Duncan, pr. James K. Powers and other book-men, have given interesting talks concerning the newly adopted text-books
 Wednesday evening, August 10, pr. c. L. McCartha. of Troy, addressed a large audience on the Mission of the Psbltc School in America"
 On August 26 Dr. c. c. Thach deliver cd an able speech on The Actual Work Done by the Public School" He stress ed the fact that ninety-two per cent of our people receive all their training ia the common school. With this fact In mind. he showed that the salvation of the common people lies in the public school.
 Thursday evening August 27. Dr. John W. Abercrombie spoke to a large audience of teachers and citizens. His subject was Some Educational Needs of Alabama"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
LIBRARY CELEBRATION. Uapltol Grounds to Be Scene of SOeh
 Gathering Today.

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Montgomery. will celebrate libra " day today for the purpose of provid- ing the prisoners at speigners with a per manent library A social meeting will be held at o'clock In the afternoon at the Capitol grounds and at that time all con tYibutions of books for the equipment of the library will be gratefully received Those interested in the movement are urged to send books.
 The Union has already shipped about three hundred choice magazines to Warden Ktnx. at speigners. and are now especially desirous of obtaining an assortment of good books for experimenting the library with has been started under such favorable aus Dicos,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
I IN S OC I E T Y

Cobb. of Montgomery, have returned from Detroit. Mich.. and French Lick Springs
 The Atlanta Journal says:---Col and Mrs. ,. B Bartlett. of Dothan, Ala, wne have bean visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. c. Sherwood. on Ellis street. have returned to their Miss. Bertha, Timberlake, after sew eral weeks visit to her sister. Mrs. R. L. Norton. has returned to her hons in Huntsville: Ala.
 Mrs. Charlotte Peek, Miss Lottio and Katherine Wylie. left last week for Eliajay, whore they VIII spend
 Mrs. R. L.. Norton 9and little daughter, Evelyn. are vlsiting ID Huntsville. Ala.
 Mfr. George Waller has gone to New York, where he will visit his aunt, Mrs. Chambers, for a few days, before going to the University of vir. ginia.
 Mrs. M. c. Hall entertained a few friends at bridge Wednesday evening at her home on wilkerson Street. in compliment to her guest. Miss Coleman of Savannah.
 Miss Lela Brown of Midway is visit- ing Mrs. ]. J. McPherson. 205 Pleasant Avenue.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Norton left last night for New York, where they will make their home.
 Mrs. M C. Patterson and children have gone to Columbus. Ca, to visit relatives and friends.
 +
 Miss sailie Watkins Wood and sis ter: Mrs. Monnette, have returned home from a visit to relatives in Petersburg. Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-28
DEATH or T. E. HUrCHINs.
rormer Anhabitant Of Montgomery lHes
 suddenly in Michigan.


 Suddenly in HlIchigan.
 Relatives in Montgomery received the sad intelligence yesterday of the death of Thomas Edward Hutchings at his home in Milwaukee. Mir. Hutchinss had suffered a stroke of paralysis several months ago tut his relatives here had not heard of any recent illness. The news of his death which was a suden one came as e shock Mir. Hutchings was born and reared In Montgomery. He was e son of the late Mir. and Mrs. Stevens HutehinKs and his two sisters living here are Mrs. N. H. John- son and Miss Annie Lee Hutchings.
 MT. Hutchings left Montgomery about twenty-five years ago, since which time he has resided in Milwaukee. where he has been prominently connected with the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com pany He leaves a wife and two children. Mrs Huntehings wae formerly Miss Kendall and sne and herf son. Charles Stevens Hutchings are at their home in Milwaukee. MT Hutchings' daughter. Mrs. William Bartholomew, lives In Illinois.
 Mr. HutchIngs was SC years old Thare are many friends in Montgomery who will be grieved by the news of his death and who will deeply sympathise with his sis- ters here and his bsreaved widow and ehIi- dren