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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15
z Fr0ceslOn rel1g1osa en- las Gales de Mess ins
Deficiencies de locales
para las COrtes de Justicia.

III gobsrnador Post ha rscomsndado On
So MsnHais 20 msicrsn laH condicionss de
los locales que ocupan en- 10 actualidad
las CortsH do ijusticis do In isla, juzgados
muuicipalsh y dsmss
La Ooits de D:Esriie - Gan Jnsu, Ii
miSmR Corte Suprsms, lasi1s Pcncs do
otras importsntsa poblacionss do Ia isle,
no titnsn IN adscuado sdifcio psrs sus
tribunales, y On los juzgados municipslss
ocurrs 10 nropio, nj .sxtrsmo de gus en-
ManAtf. Visquss y Salinas, por sjsmplo
50 difcults 10 librs acci6n dA tribunsl
por tsnsr qus sstHr copfandidoa acussdos
tsstigos en- Ia celebration do los iuicios
criminslss
In Legislature IsgurAmsnts 90 ocuparS
dc este sxtrsmo dc la administrai6n, asf
como 10 qua distss de funeionsrios iudi
ciales 20 refsre, cuRndo han de salir fusra
dc ls localidad en- que viven & rsalizsr in.
vsstigscionss y otros trabsjcs de IN minis.
tsric, ttnisndo gus sAtiIfscer de su bolsillo
particular gastoa gus no ls son ressrcidos
en- muchss ocasionss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15
NUEVOs Y ARTiSTICOS MODeLOS.

En- satca vaporss ha vusltots rscibir sl
sefior Americo Salss sl mas sxtsnso y ar
tfstico surtido dc OF jetos do, fAntasfa, sssn'
ciss foss, = Artfculus propios spara.. ..rsgslos
do Aho Nusvo PascuAs En- eaizado
pusdo ofrecsr Dsguificos modelos do las
mas acrsditadAs maross y una vasisdfAima
exposition de lea mss slegsptsz modsloa
sncusntran en- sl popular las psrsexah
de gusto. Nusvas formAs para seilosisss y
caballsrck Aguas para cabs2a, bsrbs y
bsfios tisue do las mejoes tnarcss do Eu
ropA y America. Prscios sin comrstsu'
ca. an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15
Ia PRIMERA LECCloN

La salud Individual en-
an1bos seNos depende de la
riqueza dc lasangre, y estando
la sangre impura 8 escasa, no
es possible la robustez nj la sa-
lud. Escasez &c buena sangre
trae la anemia, debilidad gene
raj, dijestiones dificiles, reu-
matismo. debilidad nerviosa,
Jaquecas, dolores neuralgicos,
irregularidades menstruales de
las mujeres, desarrollo dihcil
de las ninas, etc:
Las Pildoras Rosadas del
Dr,Williams son ptcclsamcnte
para incitar la production de
sangre rica y pura, y curan to-
dos esos males:
"Por ounce amos sufrf de una
deblll4ad en- todo el cuerpo de
dolores de cabeza," escribe eli Sr.
d. Juan F. Rodriguez, Comerciante
s. y Hacendado de Matanzas, Cuba.
calie S. Juan de Dios 23. "Estaba
poseido de I'm malestar complete,
con dolores en- el cerebro, neryiosi.
dad y falta de votuntad para todo;
tenor, trlsteza. aburrimiento. Nj
aun el eonsuelo del sueno tenia.
Perdi carnes 'hasta pesar solo 90
kbras Va perdi Ia cuenta de los
medlcos y medicinas que empleamos.
For ESQ que soy entusiasta campeon
de las Pildoras Rosadas del DIR. Viii
hams pues me han Geyuelto salud,
fuerzas y el gusto para la vida.
Tengo 90 amos y me siento ahora
mejor que d los so. Cuatro meses de
tomar esa excelente medicina para
la Sangre y los Nervios me dio el
Tesnltado que aRos de medication con
fotros metodos no consiguieron. Solo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15
DEF|CIeNCIA De LA
IeV.esCoIar en- HUI
macao.
No ie hasaido adn iijada fianAa al
guna al jOven Luis Mata.
Una denuncia de los abastecedOres
de ganadO vacunO.
Ode nuestro oOrTesponsal }

Ensro 12.-El domingo lIsv6ss 6 sfacto
unR muy animals y concurrida iarans On
IL morsds dc les esposos Pcrrats Vovoni
BEil6ss hasta atlas horaH de Ia nochs no
dscay6 el s0tusissmo nj un momsnto, La
concurTancia fue obHsquiAda con Iicorss y
dulcss confaccionadou On sl pals. ALI
ditsa citA 10 mas Eslecto del bsllo Wxo
humacAefio.
VA qas, por medic de Ia prsnsa, noe
hemos sntsrado do In conducta que se b.
trazsdo In C6mara LsgiElativa, On 10 que
rsspRcta Ia instrucci6u, debe tsusr or
cueota 10 Eiguisnta defcisncia de IL actual
ley sscolRr. En- los pobIsdos tales como
LSs Pisdras y otros no puade hsbsr sacue.
Ian grAdusdaE, dando por resuitado qua,
los nifios que asistsu sstas sscuelas, no
pasan del tsrcsr grado. En- Las Pisdrss,
por ejsmplc, tensmos ipfaidad do Mfl 1ri'
tsA que, por no tsner recuFsoF, no han DO
dido sA'ir do slf para aristir otrss ss-
cuslss donde pusdAu prspa-arss h,sta cur
sar si cctSvo grsdo, rsquisito indispsnus
BILE para pndsr ingsssAr On cuaIquier alta
sacueiF.
Ests 60 uu puuto en- que dsbsn. fjar la
atenci6n loH sen ,rss dslsgsdos Estau
compatriotau nusstras. qus debfan sstar
ayudsndo gu patria, sisndo profsaorau
que hscsn fslts en- nusstro pai,; 90 hallsn
anu adGE por 10 malo del Rctaal reiimeu
escolAT.
--ss dics que sl concsjo municipsl dc
sats ciudad, solicitarS del CoDs.jo Eiscu.
two Ia prolougaci6n dc Ia esclu,iva para
sl abssso ds csrnss frescss para sl sspen.
dio pdblico. Nos parscs gus sstos procs'
dimisntcu no bsnsficisn graudements les
intsresss del procomun.
So halla en- ests ciudad entire uus fs .
miliarsz 81 alcside de 10 csrcsl de Ssu
Juan ca Arsciho don Casiniro MARQUES,
quien sstS disfrutsndo ounce diaa do H.
csncia. El EAsr MsrqusE ss muy queri-
do 90 ests ciudad.
-Aun todavfs, 90 Ia hs sido iiiAda
'fsnss aIguus, al joven Luis Mata, uuien
30 halla On ssta carcsl do diatrito, DOR m
Eucsso ocurrido sn F.jardo.
Los AbsEtsCsdprsE do gsnado vacuno
de ests pueblo, han prsssotado uns de.
nuocia ants sl Hfi1r .alcslds Dor oil pstro.
cinio que (dicsn ellos) 10 lace sl sssnti,.s
de la oarDicsrfa, NJ subsstador y concsisl
Francisco Vga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15
UNA IDEA amelia Y TONTA.

Be creTa antlguamente, que una
medicina era benefea G.. proper
ci0n a 10 repugnante de su .sabor
y olor; pero va sabemos que tai
idea era un dispGate. No hay
ninguna razon por la cual la me
dicina deba offender a los senti-
dos mas que los alimentos, por
10 mismo, uno de los triunfos
mas grandes que ha alcanzado Ia
quimica ell los 1ltimos a1os, con-
siste EN- 10 que Sc puede lamar
la redenci0n del aceite de higado
de bacalao. Todo el mundo sabe
cuan asqueroso es el sabor Y olor
de esta droga en- su estado natu-
raj, y no es de extraf1arse que la
mayoria de la gente declare que
prefere sufrir la enfermedad q
tomar ell aceite de higado de
bacalao puro. Ahora bien, es
una de las leyes de la natura-
leza, que un remedio que es re-
pugnante al olfato y al pals,iar, y
que tambien revuelve el est6ma-
go, no puede producer buenos
resultados, pues ell organismo Sc
rebela en- su contra Y / gritos
pide deshacersa de. Ell. Ell 'mila-
gro apetecido Sc encuentra en- ia
PREPARATION de WAMPOI,E
en- la cual tenemGS IL parte va.
liosa del aeette, sin los demas ele-
mentos. Este moderno y eficaz
remedio es tan sabroSo como la
miel y contiene todoa los prin-
cipios pEtrtlVos Y curativos del
Acette de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los hi
gados frescos del bacalao, COM
binades con Hipofosftos, Malta
Cerezo Silvestre. Tornado antes
de los alimentes, eyita y eura la
Dyspepsia NerviQsa, Afecciones
de los Pglmones todas las en-
fermedades quq or s<sslneA por
Las impnEeaas d PissensciS ssEl
Habaha, dice He ussdo sa nagnf. s Il
iica Preparation de Nalnpele ' es
inmeJorable como t6nieo recons-
tituyente, 10 eual ha n . com.
probado en- mi praetica. y. De ven-
"a en- las Droguerias y Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15

cido On % tsasro, pass IL luF que qusda
frsnts nj p6blico mnlssta dsmssisdo has
90 psriudica la vista.
-Dssds aver han vuelto { comsnxsr lss
olassa 60 las ssruslss pGblicss 6 media
dos del corrisnte mss HsrSu trasladadoa
todos los sslonss- sscuslAs al nuevc adi6cio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15

pssfsss<sI rspils Compts. FidsIius kodrf.
CUES. rspits Lsrriga Pspita Arenas y
Pspits Asndis, han inicisdo uns colscta y
On hrsvs 90 vsri6cAr una yelada lfrico
kteraia para Ia compra de instrnmsntos
para In banda sucelsr, que dsntrn do POGO
qusdark constitnida On sssa eiudad.
-Espsramos qus sl ssior Msuriaus
msnds colocar en- msjorss condicionsu sl
spArato cinsmatogrG6co qus sisns sutabls'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15
'PI[DlI|sy

Las pildoras antibaciHes i.
para La curaci6n de las afdcione.
Las bronquitis, tanlokgudas
culosis 'pulmonar ceden bintama.
Asf han podido COZ probarlo
numerables enfermos qh deher &
BE hallan de ventden Las pri
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15

mihADOR,-Se slquila un mirador con
Go1 Gon nuePsrtamentos muy frescos y baratos.
saue oel Cristo, nrmero is, 15v, o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
peri6dico viejo & $500 los 46 kilos
Wn qIintaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15

. actc dc la spsrfars do Ia lfnsa de Csbo
Ro,c bcqasr6u. lane sl Csnssjo qua con.
currr = ella pM consiguisnts no habr6
-
mo hay Vinos de quins. ni nirgdu
otro sspscfficc, qus cure dsvusIva las
fasrzss y rsgsnsrs la ssugrs COMO sl Vino
Csrsbrins Ulrici. Solo pruebe ustsd ls
primsra hctslls. - buscark Ia ssgunds, no
hay t6oico nsryicso eus 10 Equals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-30
A REVOLT in CUBA
A CABINET CRISIS Is NOW Is1PEND-
ING.


Havana, July 2s.--The cabinet crisis
which for some time has been impend-
ing, reached a climax today when all
the minister's as well as the presiden-
tial secretary. Senior Castellanos.
signed their designations which will
be ofsaoialiy presented to- President
on his arrival tomorrow from Cay
stsristo rs
~ The action OF the cabinet was taken
after q conference. with the avowed
purpose Of expressing loyalty to the
president and Of relieving him of the
embarrassment OF making removals.
According to rumor, Louis octayio
Divine. of the Department Of Justice.
will be succeeded by Ramiro Cabreba;
Nicholas Alberdi. Secretary of the In
terror, by General Machado, now In
spector-General OF the Armed Forces;
DR.. Matthias Duque. Secretary of sani-
tation, by Senior Alberdi: and POST
master General Nodarse by Senior Mo-
rua Defgado. ex-President of the Sem
ate and leader of the colored party.
The designations of Benito Lague-
ruela, Secretary of Public Works, who
recently was severely criticized fo-
the dismissal of James Page, chief en-
gineer of. construction at the Ctenfue-
gos water works, and Senior Castella-
nos, who developed anti-American pref
udices since his appointment to ONCE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-30
FEARS NIGHT RIDERS
JUDGE HARRIS LEAVES HOME IN
TENNESSEE.
Life Near ReelfoOt Lake Becomes Uns
endurnble--FOrced to Take Turns
With Son In Guard
ing Home.

Nashville, Tenn.,N> July ga So.
Louis dispatch says:
Harried by unceasins threats against
his life, which time and again has been
jeopardized by the bullets Of unseen
enemies, Judge Harris. of Union CITY,
Tenn, whose injunction against fish
ing In Reelfoot Lake formed the foun-
dation of night rider outrages. has
come to st. Louis.
He is registered at the American Ho-
tel, and is accompanied by his wife
and secretary, ]. p. Abramson. While
Judge Harris denied himself to visit
tors, his wife said that 1t was owing
to the unceasing threats Of the night
riders that he had come TO this city.
The history of the injunction against
fishing In Reelfoot Lake, Is punctuat-
ed literally with murder and outrage.
and 1T was necessary on one occasion
for the Tennessee troops to be called
out in an effort to quell the disorders
During the past six months threat
after threat was made against the life
of Judge Harris. He was in constant
dread OF assassination but stuck to HIS
post. SO intense was the feeling
ment that 1t was impossible for him
to have a light in his house at night
and he and his son took turn about
watching. a rifle on their knees.
The father would watch from ak o.
clock until midnight and then the son
would take up the vigil until dawn.
Judge Harris was fired on q number
of times, but the shots always went
wide
OF late these annoyanees havs NOT
been SO numerous. according TO Mrs,
Harris, but 1t was thought best tor
her husbands health that they coma
to this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-30
WILL SHIELD WOMAN
PHYSICIAN PREFERS JAIL TO vIO-
LATING CONFIDENCE.
strange Point Arises An Case Of Theft
Of Valuable Express Package
which Was Entrusted
to Doctor.

New Albany. Miss. July 20S-Dr. NJ.
r. Rogers, one Of the leading physfc-
ians Of this section, and one of the
best known citizens of Mississippi.
stepping from the witness stand In the
district court here late yesterday, pro-
ceeded to where a deputy sheriff was
standing and declared:
"Put me in Jail. for ! refuse to an
swer the question which the Judge has
ordered must"
The sensational incident occurred
during the trial of r. N. Dauiton. and
70. G. Chapman for the alleged robbery
of the Southern Express Company's Of
flee here of more than $1,000 In 1904.
A woman, whose identity Is known on
,ly to DIR. Rogers. came to his ONCE q
few days afterNthe robbery and gave
him a package containing the amount
OF money claimed to have been stol-
en-.
DIR. Rogers turned the sum over to
the express company. When the case
came up for trial some time after
wards. DIR. Rogers refused to disclose
The woman's identity. and was fined
$500 for contempt OF court. Governor
Vardaman Immediately rescinded the
fine.
At the second trial yesterday. DR..
Rogers again refused to answer a SIM
liar question. az will not violate the
confidence of a woman" he maintain
ed. Trial Judge Anderson thereupon
sentenced him to Jail. to remain there
until he should answer the questions
asked. DR.. Rogers was not incarcerat-
ed, however, as an appeal from Judge
Anderson's ruling, acting as q stay Of
sentence was Immediately taken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-30
WOULD TRAP WITNESSES
Contest Of the "Drys. In Bristol. vir-
Gfmia


Gfnia
Bristol, Tenn. july ga nn,o,a
situation developed today in the Bris-
toi, va, local option election con-
test.
Bud Detheridge, who was active In
the campaign for the vets, ana who
is alleged to be In possession OF all the
inside secrets. touching how and where
money was spent to influence the cleo
ton. declined to cross the State line
from Tennessee into virginia In order
that summons might be served ON him.
Counsel for the drys adjourned this
sitting at the Virginia court house
and came 10 me 8arskhouse irf TeSanes.
see, having petheridge Summoned
there BY this turn. they hoped to catch
Dethertdge In their dragnet. Counsel
for the vets turned the trick by citing
Tennessee statute, providing that
In order to adjourn the taking Of de-
positions from the Virginia to the Ten
nessee side OF the State line. a special
commission from the Virginia court
would be necessary. u
Since the new Judge Of the corpor-
alton Court OF Bristol. Va, has not
qualified, there was no one to whom
application could be made for a COM
mission, Magistrate File dismissed the
proceedings upon the ground that he
had no Jurisdiction.
Counsel then adjourned to resume
taking dispositions on the Virginia side
tomorrow, but without any assurance
that the much wanted witness would
appear. Every possible effort will be
made to trap Detheridge II he persists
In remaining out OF Virginia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-30
CONFER SAYS
HE WILL STICK
Is Not Going to Resign
Governorship.
DENIES TRUTH or RUMoRs
Says He WIN Conduct His Suc-
cessor Into Office.
gAs n.nsr H.a pee. Freely cire.lat-
ed nat the Gever.er Haa De-
SPARED Of HIS Bie..asI
Sessiea Bin.
DENIES TRUTH or RUMoRs

Governor Conner will not resign from
the onics Of chief executor OF, the State
20 run for the United States Senator
ship. This was made certain yesterday
morning. when Governor Conner denied
positively the rumor that he was TO
resign his once during the coming
January. in order to qualify to run for
the United States senatorship.
II am not going to resign my once
as Governor of the state Of Alabama
in january or at any other time" said
Governor Conner yesterday. Il have
heard the rumor being circulated
through the corridors Of the Capitol
this morning, and there IL not word
of truth In It. am going to escort the
next Governor to the Capitol with all
honors ct the head Of my military stan.
and shall endeavor In every way to
make the day the greatest In his life"
The rumor that the Governor would
resign his once In order to qualify for
the United States Senatorship occupied
the attention OF the erate for many
weeks prior to the calling Of the extra
session. It was saiu that after pass
Ing compulsory education for the chill
dren OF the State. fixing up the condi-
ton OF the State treasury, ana passing
more stringent prohibition laws, Gov
srnor Conner would resign and become
q candidate for the national assembly.
Until the call for the extra session
was issued the rumor became more and
more definitely stated on all sides but
the item OF biennial sessions In the
cali displaced the rumor as untrue.
Yesterday morning, however, 1t was ru-
nfored that the Governor had despaired
of passing his bienniA. sessions, and
that the old plan OF resigning would
be again tried. The rumor was quick
~ circulated through the corridors OF
the Capitol, and many were the callers
upon the Governor to learn the truth.
To all callers Governor Conner denied
the, truth of the rumor, stating posi-
lively that he would remain in ONCE
to the end OF the term to which he was
elected
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-30


.sHr. Carmichael Is outspoken in his
challenge to put the question OF con.
stitutional prohibition before the peo-
ple," said Mr.. McCord. "and yet In
former session OF the Legislature he
appealed to the members not to put
the question before the people, but
to pass upon II before the House"
The meeting Of the Temperance
Committee was held yesterday morn
Ing at $50 O'Clock in the rooms OF the
department OF archives and history.
Speaker Carmichael being present 20
explain the nature OF his measure to
the members. All sections OF the bill
were taken up carefully. Mr.. Carmi-
chael explaining that the bill sought
only to make the existing prohibition
laws wider and more rigid.
As the committee was about to ad-
journ II was learned that Mr.. Leon Nc
Cord. leader In the Safe and Sane Bus
mess Mems League, wished to address
the committee and make protest over
section or the bill.
Mr.. Mccord esntented himself with
an attack upon section 8 OF the bill.
which provides for the issuance OF
an Injunction in the chaficery against
any place Of business thought to be
violating the prohibition statutes as
contained In the bin. that IN by SELL
Ing any drink containing over one
and one-half per cent Of alcohol.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-30

Aimed at the overthrow of admins.
tration plans and policies. a consistent
campaign of revolt was developed in
the Senate at the beginning of Its SEES
sion Thursday morning. II found voice
at the first in the resolution of Sena-
tor King, of Marengo. to adjourn un-
til January Is, 1910. The motion found
a strong following. but was tabled by
a vote OF Is to 10.
The extra session was declared to be
a means to subserve political ends
more than to achieve needed reforms
when Senator King took the floor in
defense of his resolution, and when
it's adoption-as the effort to gain for
Governor Conner eligibility for election
to the United States Senate.
This is not the time for agitation
and turmoil: it Is not the time to bring
about the turmoil that will necessarily
follow q session of the Legislature"
said Senator King. And the extra
session at this time does not justify the
expense to which 1t will put the State,
The Governor had no right to call It,
THE issues involved are mostly con-
Aned in interest to sections. and the
whole State should not be made to suf-
fer for the advancement Of few po-
litical schemes.
'Nine-tenths OF the people of the
State are opposed to the extra session
at this time, and would not be doing
nv duty, by my constituents, should
not offer this resolution. -
IT, for one. am ashamed OF myself al
being called here against the best In
terests of the people OF Alabama"
Senator Jones. Of Camden, had some
views on the subject which were forci-
bly, expressed. He declared the resolu-
ton came as a surprise to him. but
that, even on the spur of the moment
he saw that II coincided with his vie VS.
and that he would support 1t and urge
its support tn the Senate.
No Time for agitation.
"If Governor Conner can, by any
hook or crook or legerdemain make
himself eligible for the Senate, 1t mat
ters not to me. I have nothing against
the Governor, but this Is not the time
for agitation and turmoil"
Incidentally Senator Jones declared
that he would not vote for Governor
Conner for the Senate.
But II we think this is not the time
for the session. let US vote for the res
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-30
MYSTERY IN MACON.

Body Of Young Woman Found IN De-
mulGea River.
Macon, Ga, July 2s-That Lottie
FaIrcloth, the 1s-year-old young woman
whose body was found in the Ocmulgee
River yesterday. was the victim of
murder. Is now the opinion Of Chief OF
Police Westcott, who today began a
searching investigation OF the case.
The verdict of the coroner's Jury was
to the effect that the young woman
committed suicide. being based almost
solely on the Identification of q note
by Len Levar. young man to whom
1t was addressed.
That Miss Faircolth and Levar quar-.
relied Friday night is believed by the
officers. who made a rigid investigation
among friends Of the young couple to.
day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-30
HOUSE;
THREE KILLED
Pike County Farmer and
Son. NC
LIGHTNING STRIKES PARTY
Tragedy on Plantation Of 1. K.
Powell
Several Males Destroyed and Negroes
Are stunned By the shock.
Henry. Carlisle and Son
Dead.
MING STRIKES , PARTY

Troy uuly 2s-(Special.)-A heavy
rain and thunder storm passed over
this section this afternoon between 4
and o'clock and on Levi X. Powells
plantation. about four miles north of
Troy the results Of the storm were dis
astrous.
When the storm came no. Mr.. Powell
was in a field where ten of his plows
were running. and he. with the ten
hands. went into a small mouse unit,
the storm should pass over. leaving the
ten mules Just outside
Some of the hands went inside the
house, ana Mr.. Powell aud others re-
manned on the porch. Hardly had they
settled themselves when the house was
struck by lightning. killing instantly
two white men. Henry Carlisle and HIS
14-year-old son. and negro by the
name of Jasper Ellis, and stunning Levi
Powell and seven negroes.
All OF the mules were knocked down
and several were killed outright.
One Of the mail carriers who brought
the terrible news to Troy. said that all
of those stunned revived before he left
the scene of the disaster but two. and
that Mr.. Powell thought they would re-
cover.
A physician was phoned for inme.
diateIy after the disaster occurred. but
has not returned to Troy at late
hour tonight.
Henry. Carlisle. the white man who
was killed. leaves wife and six chill
dren, all of them girls. and all younger
than the boy who was killed.