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Evening journal., 1908-10-10

There is more Catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years was
supposed 10 be incurable. For great
many years doctors pronounced IL To-
cal disease and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing 10 cure with To-
cal treatment. pronounced IL incurnble.
Science has proven catarrh to be a con-
stitutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure manufactured by +. ]. Cheney g.
CO. Toledo. Ohio, IS the only cOnstitu-
tional cure on the market. II is taken in
ternally In doses from 10 drops TO a tea
spoonful II acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case Il
fails 10 cure. Send for circulars and tes-
tmonials.
Ohio
Sold BY Druggists TIC,
Take Halls Family pills for constipa-
tion.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10

brooks will speak in the evening at 8
o'clock. Subject. "Baby's Experience" All
strangers welcome.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance,
sos shlpley street. Prayer. $50 a. m;
preaching. 1880 a. m; Sunday School.
p. m; praise and testimony. ais D. m;
young peoples meeting. D. m; preaching.
D. m.
st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church. Eighth and Monroe streets.
Rev. .ieorge l.. Ferguson, b. D.. rector.
Morning, 1880, morning prayer ard
special anniversary sermon. Subject:
"A Success Church" Sunday school
at 25c. Evening 20, Sunday schoo'
anniversary. A special program OF
music, recitation and addresses We'd
nesday at p. m, prayer meeting. Fri
day y. m. 7. p. s. c. II.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
EVENING SERVICES
AT ST. PATRICK'S

Solemn high mass will be celebrated in
ST. Patricks Catholic Church tomorrow.
In the evening the Very Rev. Father
Lyons. vicar-general OF the diocese. W d
pfsN ? Evening services are being held
In st. Pati5oE throughout this month and
many visiting ciGss will preach On
Monday evening the Rev FIy ,,. Connolly,
Of Middletown. viii preach and on ffssg-
day evening the Rev. Thomas waldron. OF
Dover will preach. The services have been
very largely attended since the first OF
the month.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
TO OBSERVE 18TH
ANNIVERSARY
Harrison Street Sunday School
Will Also Hold Rally
Exercises

Sunday win be observed by Harrison
Street NJ r. Church as "Rally Day" It
also viii mark the eighteenth anniversary
OF the organization OF the Sunday School.
a souvenir postal card has been sent to
every scholar. The morning service will
be e atured by the reception OF a large
class Of probationers. Thrty-nve have
been recommended by the pastor to the
official board as entitled to admission into
fun membership.
In the morning the pastors subject viii
be. "a Child But to the Lord" in the
evening, "The Bereans as Bible Students"
A fine program is being arranged for the
day.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
PRAYER SERVICE
AT UNION CHURCH

At the regular Friday evening prayer
meeting in Union Church, which is con.
sldered one Of the best attended in the
city, the Rev. S. N. Plchard. pastor, has
inaugurated a series of Bible studies on
the Attributes Of Christ" The people
are invited to bring their Bibles and read
some extract about the different attributes
OF the Saviour. Forgiveness" was the
topic last night. The pastor explains ths
Sunday School lesson after the prayer
meeting.
The Juvenile Choir Is progressing under
the leadership Of Fl. IT. Mcdaniel and Is
a great help in the church service.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
THREE WEEKS MISSION
AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH

On Sunday the mission by the Re-
demptionlst Fathers will be opened at
St Eary's Church. The first week
viii be for married women The mis-
sion win last for three weeks. and there
will 10 special weeks for married men
and likewise for the single people OF
the parish Three eloquent priest OF
the Redemptionist Order in charge Of
the Rev. James sholly viii conduct thu
mission.
The Redemptionist Fathers are won-
dsscyllv successful in their mission
work. ass5. j. is confidently expected
that this misssNF, will be the occasion
Of verv great good TO the parish and
Catholic community Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
CHURCH SERVICES
Notices for this department must
be in this office by noon Friday or
Trey will not be printed.
eaptlst

Baptist
Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets Thomas p. Holloway.
minister. 1880 a m. worship and sermon.
Preaching by Rev. w. X. Lord Of Ches-
ter, Pa. 745 p. m, worship and sermon.
Preaching by the pastor theme. "The
Seat Of Authority in Religion" Third SER
mon Of series on "Ecclesiasticism and the
Kingdom Of God Bible school. .. m. In
termediate c. f. meeting CAS- o. m Wed
nesday night prayer and praise meeting
s o'clock.
Eighth Street Baptist Church Rev. II.
c. James, pastor Preaching OF 1880 q. m
and $50 p. m. Sunday School az p. m.
North Baptist Church. Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue, William L. Pettin-
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Return Dsv a. lInio,

Sunday will be Return Day" Plans
were laid during the summer months for
the second Sunday in October to be desg-
mated as Return Day" when special Of
ferlngs OF money would be received In.
dividuais. classes. and societies have been
working hard for months giving suppers
AMI entertainments for the beneht Of this
fund and on Sunday the church expects 10
raise about $500 The pastor will preach
a special sermon taking for his topic
Testing God"
Evening journal., 1908-10-10

gill. pastor. Annual old folks day ser
vices at 1920 Bible School at noon.
Preaching at 745: subject. 1.-THE Personal
and Premilenlel Second Advent OF the
Lord Jesus"
Fresbyterlso.
East Lake Presbyterian Church,
Twenty-s and Market streets.
Rev Z. b. Welsh, pastor. Divine SER
vice and preaching by the pastor at
1880 a. m. Subject: The Proper
Food for Faith" Rev j. M. Arters at
7.45 p. m. Sunday school at p. m.
Y. p. S. C. u. at p. m. Bible
study and prayer meeting on wednes-
Gay evening at las o'clock.
Hanover Presbyterian Church. 1880
a. m, The Good Shepherd" 745 ?.
m. G. p. Burohena. viii make an ad-
dress uron the anti-license cause
Central Presbyterian Church. 1890
a. m. preaching by Rev. J. M. Hub
bert. d. d. ~ m, Sunday school.
655 p. m, prayer meeting OF Y. p. S.
C.. T. 7.i5 p. M, preaching by Rev.
y. NJ lfnhbert, d. D.
Gilbert Presbyterian Church. Thlr-
teenth and french streets, Kew. G.. L.
Jefferson, d. D., pastor Preaching,
.1o.45 a. m. and p m. Morning sub
ject: signs Of the Times" Evening
subject: Reckless Living 1890 M,
Sunday school" 7.30 p. m, Christian
Endeavor service.
49,. Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and WasissFs kasn streets, Rev. Alex
ander Alison. Jr, Irsssvs-. ~. Divine wor'
ship and preaching at 1886 asssss Pas
tors theme: "The Secret OF Powef,'
Popular Gospel meeting at 7.30 p. m
| Pastors theme; The Strange story q
Contest OF Gods"
First Presbyterian Church. Market
street near Ninth. Rev George Frank
Mason, minister. Morning worship and
sermon. 1880 a. m. Subject: "rhs
Church, It's Life and Gifts" Evening
worship and sermon, 7.45 D. m, God
Our Father" Sunday school, D. m
Christian Endeavor, Gas D. m. Mid
week prayer and praise service We'd
nesday evening at p. m.
Episcopal.
st. Michael's Episcopal Church,
Adams and Chestnut streets. Low
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Entertainnnnnt is po.tnnned

The entertainment for the benefit Of
ST. Patrick's Catholic Church, which was
to have been given in the Masque and
Wig Club. on october IS, at the church
has been postponed until November g. In
stead Of entertaining the members OF St.
Patricks parish on the 18th, the Masque
and Wig Club will entertain the inmates
Of the New Castle County Workhouse
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
A. Ne,vnort M q churoh

In Newport NJ. Z. Church tomorrow the
Rev. ". w Sharp, the pastor will preach
on The Hidden Mamma and White Stone. Of
at 1880 a. m. and at 7.30 o'clock on ths
subject Lost Opportunities.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
sneeiaI Musie al Mission,

There viii be special music Saturday
and Sunday evening at the NJ ssion No 6is
West Front street by Frank Walker
the harp and guitar player.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
All Day Meeting.

There VIII be a meeting Of the Nine
teenth street mission. on Sunday. az 2s0
and 7.3o O'Clock Mr.. Maytum. OF Chester.
will preach at both services
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Ia show passlnn plau.

In NssTi., y. Church, French street
above Eighth, Ssvz.sTrow, Rev. DR.. T. II,
skinner, pastor win p'S,~s;., spec al SER
mons. The Passion Play" wfgsta.. TX
hibited.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Mission Maetlnn.

The Christian and Missionary Alliance
will meet at No. sos shipley street to-
morrow for an all day session.
Evening journal., 1908-10-10
Episcopal.

st. Michael's Episcopal Church,
Adams and Chestnut streets. Low
celebration Holy Eucharist, S.15 a. m.
Rev j. r. Peckham. celebrant.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-19

berla herido de musrte puso su Sd
tuaci6n fnanciera en- I'M estado lamen-
taCie, que, sin embargo, slla ha sa
bldo soportar valerosamente y meje-
rar, tai grado, que puede eonsiderar-
seIa relativamente pr6spera. Des-
pues de la derrota ne ha dedicado CON
tan solicito empeno. & Il obra de res
tauracion, que ha logrado regurarizar
sus hnanzas y recuperar sn eredito ca
81 agotado. Las simpatias todas del
mundo fnanciero SO inclinan ahora en-
favor del pals que esta dando tantas
pruebas de vitalidad y energ1a. En-
vez de bajar de valor los bonos de la
deuda, Sc cotizan la par las obliga-
clones que antes de la guerra solo 90
aeeptaban al so por 100 En- estos
tiempos de utllitarismo en- que la gran
deza de una naci6n Ne cafeula por
guarismos, este hecho es, & no dudar-
10, Ia prueba mas concfuyente de Ia
obra de renacimiento que Be opera EN-
Ia tan amsda Peninsula Ibtrica.
: de pLas Novedadsas)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-19
Pi|aa como un iiio
FANTASIA

PAhda, como IN lirio, como ma TO
ga enferma. Tene el cabello obscu-
70, los ojos con azuladas ojeras, las Sc
males de una labor agitada Ell des.
encanto de muchas ilusionee va idas.....
pobre nina
Emma Sc llamaba. Sc eas6 con el
tenor de la compania, siendo muy jo-
ven. La dedicaron las tablas, GUAM
do sn pnbertad aoreeia EN- ell triunfo
de la aurora esplendida Comenz6 dc
eomparsa; y recibi6 los besos falsos
de los amantes fngidos de la comedia.
Amaba sn maridoY No 10 saba ella
msma- Reyertas continues, rivahda-
des inexplicables, de las que pintaria
Dandet, La lueha por la vida en- un
campo aspero y mentiroso, campo DON
de ofrecen las guirnaldas de una no.
che, flor fugitiva, horas amargas qui-
III semlborradas por momentos de 10.
cas fiestas; el primer hijo, el primer
fesengano artistico; principe de los
| cuentos de ORC, que nunca lleg6 v. en
resnmen, la perspectiva de una senda
azarosa, sin al miraje tie an porvenir
s0nriente.
4 veces esta meditabunda. En- lR
noche de la representation es reina.
princesa, delfn hada. Pero baio ell
bermeli6n esta la palidez melancolica
ri espectador We las formas admira-
| bles y tirmes. Los rizos, el seno Que
sc levanta en- armoniosa curva; 10 que
no advierte es la constante preocupa-
ei6n, Ell pensamiento flo, la tristeza de
La mujer baJo Ell disfraz de la actriz.
Sera dichosa un minute. completa-
mente fehz un segundo. Pero la de-
desperation esta en- ell fondo de esa de-
lcada y dulce calma Pobrecita 6En
que piensaf No 10 podria yo decir.
Su semblante enganaba al mejor OBJ
servador. BPiensa en- Ell pals ignora-
do donde ira malana, en- la contra
Ia probable, en- ell pan de los hijosg
va la mariposa del amor, Ell aliento de
Psiquis no visitara ese lrio languido
va ell principe de los cuentos de oro
no vendra ella esta az menos segu-
"a de que no vendra!
lOh, til, llama casi extinguidai Pa
iaro perdido Ell el enorme bosque hu-
manoi TIE iras lejos, muy lejos, pasa.
ras como una vision rapida, y no sa-
bras nunca que has tenido cerca un
sonador que ha pensado en- Il ha es-
critic una pagina d tn memoria, uuiza
enamorado de esa palidez de cera, de
esa melancolia, de ese encanto de TN
rostro enfermo; de ii, en- fin, paloma
del pals de Bohemia, que no sabes
cual de los cuatro vientos del cielo
tenderas tus alas el dia que viene
Ruben DARIO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-19
Al Hon. Elihu Root, Secretario de

Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores
Washington, Noviembre 80, 1909.
Excelencia Tengo 4 honra avisar
recibo de su nota de hoy, exponiendo
ell resultado de las opiniones cruzndas
entire nosotros EN- nuestras recientes en-
trevistas para definir.- la .inteigencia de-
los dos gohiernos respecto su politica
en- Ia region del Oceane Pacifico.
Me es grato informar usted que es-
Ia expression de mdtua intelgencia 90
aceptada por ell eobisrno de los Rsta-
dos Unidoe como apropiada las fell
ces reiaciones de los dos paises y como
una concisa afrmac6n mtitua de la po-
| Utica acorde del Extreme Oriente que
los dos gobiernos han declarado fre-
cuentemente en- ell pasado.
Me siento dfchoso en- poder afrmar
4 Su Excelencia. en- representation de
los Estados Unidos, la declaration De
los dos gobiernos contenida en- las 81
guientes palabras:
(AQuf la inserci6n d. los cinco arti-
culos de TakahiraN ::
Acepte. Excerencia, las seguridades
de mi mas alta consideration.
ELIHU ROOT.
A Su Fxcclencia Baron Korogo TIA
kahira, Embaiador Janonea
Falta ahora consderar ios efectos
que producira el convenio y las obi
gaciones que representa-
Algunos empleadoa ,iel Gobierno
Americana. de dos que estan en- mis- IN
| timo contaeto con Ia Casa Blanca y
con los Ministerios de Guerra y Marina
han expuesto en- Ia signiente sintesis sus
opiniones pesimistas;
FL gohierno japonts no desea ofen-
der en nlng1in sentsdo los Estadoa
Unidos Il gobierno de los Estados
| Unidos esta ansloHo de las relaciones
mas pacificas con el Japon Pero el
gran tenor go Il pueblo En- estos ITEM
pos 10 probable es que Ia voluntad del
pueblo llegue i ser la ley De cnalQuEtr
pals. y si ocurriera alguna frice1on en-
tre los Estados onldos y ~ef .Japon, que
Sc deAarroliara en sentimientos hostiies
del pueblo de IN pals contra ei de otro'
esto desharia todas Las buenas inteneio-
nes de eualquiera de los dos gobier-
| Eslo ~ mas cieFto reSpecIo ue los
Estados onldos que respecto deI Japoh-
a clio concaFrarlah Ia ieglsiaeion las
costufhores atheFleanas' I'll ahsioanle
ricano We ha ha0lthaoo efeef, por ia
iac'i'oao ue sus 'riuhlos i''ipefiai'ssa''
~ por ia iaila dc critica' que para q =
hizo el aAiohla ae quefef es poaer
que oepehoef &c gu soiun'au 'ouoS ,o'
eAi.oS nc ioS piopo'''o' lae '"'0ise -
a'''" a s'ieA'co o''-'.e''o - ',' ''o' -
cofnpro l'"'ses eA''an3o'ps las p0Ae.
S'olies il''''' oi's 9ue 'seo, D"Jan TT 81
"a p'''''o''' - af'Ou~'o - -
wa" e"''' ue 'o' 'e' ',D' 10 ,'l1r So SO
~ 0o'''l,,el''e = ''''0 ''Ns.o .,.,- ~ -,
fuerte contra ei debll puso la pianta en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-19
Resurrection de Esp ia

sLa desgracia es buena nsejera y
Este aforismo frances ha tenido una
aplicaci6n mas, seg1n ~Le Tour du
Aonde,s de Paris, In experiencia ad-
quirida por Espafia en- su desastrosa
lucha con loa Estados Unidos. xDes-
polada del resto que conservaba de
sus colonias,s dice Ia revista que cita-
mos, ebusca ahora mas ayuda que la
que puede encontrar dentro de ST mis-
ma; y, como sus recursos no son ba-
jo ning1n concepto ilimitados, trata
de mejorar hasta donde es possible los
que va tiene y de crear nuevos.D
! Es esta una gran verdad: Espafa
resucita. Por largo tempo inm6vil
bajo ell peso del infortunio y agobia-
da por la desgracia, sacude hoy su
noble cabesa para salir del reposo en-
que yaci6, y principia 4 mover los re-
cursos todos de que dispone que Ia
Aan de nevar de nuevo al pinaeulo de
la grandeza, bajo euyo solo 10 SEN
tara.
Las vastaa y fertiles tierras que
va.{ac aharaoraan. 81 .rlt,v. aho-
-. :, .anaao .rner,a a. n,ocore;o-
nes considerables, mejorandose ince-
santemente; Ia emigracidn, que en-
epocas pasadas asumio propor<iones
armantes. diaminnye dfa con d(a. Ia
situaci6n inanclera die In naei6n ha
me,orada notablements a,yunos da
sus puertos como Barcelona. han su.
plantado 4 Geneva Marsella. Estos
heehoa aon natentas nara Il mundo en-
tero
por mucbo t;empo Esnasa ha aiao
meramente tributaria del resto de En-
rcpa en- industria comercio. pero
ahora hace toaa elase de esfuerxos pa-
arro;ax ...n r>~.x. xugo por IN
ia. nartes a. verit;ean tran.a<eioner
Re- b;enes raices en- In pen{nsuga : se
,ota yrande aetividaa an Il enitivo
a. los cannes oua antas eatahan ahan-
donados Las llanuraa aa Galic;. v
Estremadura nor mncho tiemno aesier
toa est6riles rindeu ahora abundan.
tes n,s.cha, 81 arado rasga 10. mese-
tas eieVadas de Castillo la vlela, y
| Il arido suelo se fertiliza con. abonos
artlffciales toda clase de proceed
mientos cientificos. En- lugares en-
que el viajero no vefa antes ma. que
infecundas llanuras, eontempla hoy
con asomoro campos de traRa' pinto
reseas aideas hermosos lardlnes
En- el sur, Ia cria de >ganadoi la
principal industYia et mas importan-
te factor en- Andalncia, ha hecho sor-
prendentes progresses. Durante los
tres dias de la Ultima feria de Sew
LA Sc vendieron clncuenta y clnco mil
cabezas de ganado, ell nnmero mayor
que jamas Sc haya vendido en- seme-
Jante ocasion. Esparia estA demos
trando que es capaz de mantener con
holgura a sus habltantes, 10 demnes-
'a. ei hecho de que la emigracl6n >ha
ido desminuyendo y ha casa eesado
ahora, mientras que en- 1901, III mil
emigrantes salieron de La peninsula,
A go - e'i' . ''oso eolan'n'' ~''0>
e''' a"o OCT " hiacho n'ehof'
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-21
POLITICS WARM
In ILLINOIS
MEETING OF REPUBLICAN COM.
MITTEE MAY DEVELOP SOME.
THING SENSATIONAL.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. 16.-The
republican state central committee
will meet here Tuesday. Sensationa.
political developments are expected
instead of harmony that was pre-.
dicted, and an apiable disposition on
the part of the state administration
toward Uncle joe Cannons ambitions
The committee is now believed to be
ready to put quietus on the Cannon
boom by recommending a popular pri
mary to get the sentiment of the PEG
pie on Presidential candidates. A
resolution to this effect will be offered
by r. M. Sullivan Of this city and is
not believed that any will dare vote
against 1t.
Not only this but 1t Is now expected
that Deneen will ally himself with the
Taft movement In Illinois, and make
his candidacy tail to the Ohioan's
1ite.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-21
THAW MARRIAGE
TO BE ANNULLED
EVELYN NESBIT TO SEEK SEPA-
RATION ON GROUND OF
HIS INSANITY.

PITTSBURG, Feb. 1S.-Little sur
prise was manifested in Pittsburg to-
day over the report from New York
that there is friction between Flor
ence Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and her hus-
band Harry X. Thaw, and that the
couple will soon be legally separated.
A story Is in circulation here that an
action for the annulment Of the mar
rage will be brought in the courts OF
Allegheny county. II is said that the
action is to DO brought in
order to avoid the scandal that a d.
vorce suit would bring out. The ac-
ton, II is said. will be brought on the
ground that Harry Thaw was not men
tally competent when he married Ev-
elyn Nesbit any more than he was
when he killed Stanford White.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-21
CABINET WILL
NOT DRAW BILL
NOT ONE OF DUTIES OF OFFICERS
TO PREPARE DETAILS OF
LEGISLATURE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-The Cab.
met meeting today decided that it is
not one of the duties of Cabinet Off
GERS to draw bills at the request Of
congressman When officially re-
quested by committees of Congress,
however, bills win be drawn, but not
otherwise. The question arose over
the fact that the Attorney General
and other members of the Cabinet
have received requests TO prepare
bills. The decision not to comply
with these requests was made upon
the idea that to do so would put Cab.
met members In the position of
the measure drawn by them.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-21
LEADER OF BOOT
LECGERS" TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
JOE MKIBBON ARRESTED BY POLICE AND
LARGE STOCK OF RED LIQUORS
is CONFISCATED
OFFICERS BELIEVE AT LAST CAPTURED rnK
CHIEF OF THE BAND OF wHskEY DEALERS THAT HAS
MUCH TROUBLE HERE

In the arrest of Joe McKibbon, 8
white man, Saturday afternoon, the
officers believe they have the leader
Of the boot-leggers OF Columbia and
that the nefarious and illegal calling
has received a serious blow in this
section. McKibbon came to Columbia
from Marshall county and has been
lettering about Columbia since the
abolition of the saloons. He is a
member of a rather prominent family
and is man of some intelligence and
education. He was no small dealer.
but from the evidence was fixed for
business on large scale and was
doing business on large scale. Dur
ing the fall fair he is said to have
transacted a land-office business and
to have reaped large returns.
McKibbon had been under suspic-
ion for some time and both the city
and county officers have had him I'M
der surveillance. They finally secured
what was considered good evidence
last Thursday, and late Saturday af-
ternoon the arrest was made by Dep
uty Goad and officers Ed Morgan,
Stages, Lancaster and Barker, and
McKibbon was landed in jail. Al
search warrant was then taken out
and the officers visited the home of
Mrs. Young in West End where Nc
Ribbon had been holding forth. The
officers were not disappointed in their |
search. They found four-gallon jug
of whiskey unopened, and seven quart |
bottles OF whiskey, besides thirty-fve
empty quart bottles in which the whis-
Key in bulk was evidently to be bot
led. The liquor was brought to the
City Hall, and the fact that Saturday
vas the soberest Saturday in Column
,ia since the saloons went out leads
he officers to believe that they cor
lered the visible supply.
McKibbon gave bond Saturday night
or his appearance in the City Court
donday at o'clock, his brothers
,oing on his bonds in two cases, for
lie was not only arrested on the
barge of selling liquor without Ii
ense, but on a charge Of vagrancy as
7ell. When the time arrived for trial
e did not appear, but one of his
ondsmen came down and stated that
TcKibbon missed the train and was
1T in Nashville, but would be out on
later train.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-21
EXPLOSION OF
GIANT POWDER
THREE MEN KILLED AS RESULT
AND HOUSE rs WIPED
AWAY.
MUCH DESTRUCTION WROUGHT
Almost An Acre Of Ground 10
Torn Up BY The
Shock.

YOUNGSTOWN, N. J., Feb. 49,
Three men were killed In Wharton,
near here, today by the explosion of
5000 pounds OF giant powder in the
packing room of the General Explosive
Company.
The dead are Joseph Hough, one OF
the members of the firm; James Fee
vern, an employe; Jeremiah Utter, an
employee.
The plant was formerly the Hough
Blasting Powder Works and Is within
a short distance of the Lackawanna
railroad tracks. The chemist had left
the mixing and packing house about
ten minutes before the explosion oc-
CURED and the cause of the accident
is unknown.
Nothing was left of the building
and the three men who were at work
in it. The mira house, about 100 feet
away, was completely wrecked and
about an acre of ground was torn up
and many large trees uprooted.
The Laekawanna, New York & Buff
falo express No. 3, going west, was
passing at the time of the explosion.
So great was the shock that nearly all
The windows in the train were shat
.ered and pieces of the flying glass in
1icted injuries on a number of the