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MOUm AIRY, JY0RTI1 CAROLINA, THURSDAY, AUGUST ,J1, 1911
JVO. 7
NEGRO BUENED ALIVE
He Had Assaulted Wife of a
Fanner Out In Oklahoma,
Purcell, Okla., Aug. 24. White
three thousand men, women and
children stood by shouting their
approval, Peter Carter, a neigro,
who had been captured by three
members of his own race and
HAVE FULFILLED PROMISES
Speaker Clark "Points With
Pride" to the Record of the
Democrats in Congress Dis
appointed Their Friends and
Dumfounded Their Enemies.
Washington Dispatch.
Champ Clark, Speaker of the
House of Ilepresentatives. in a
identified as the man who last reiew of the work of the first
night attacked Mrs. Minnie' session of the Sixty-second Con
Spraggins, wife of a farmer, waSjgress, declared that the Demo
burned to death on a brush pile cratic party set a good example
in the main street of Pureell at for Democrats everywhere ana
five o'clock this afternoon. Depu-j that the party had redeemed
ty Sheriff Hayes and Under very promise it made in the
Sheriff Karris, who attempted tojiamiaLgn of 1910 when Demo
rescue the negro from the crowd, crats wrested control of the
were overpowered and locked in' House from the Republicans,
the courthouse. j "At this session the Demo-
if . i . , , 1111" I'll I ill ft 11 fllULieil IU 11 IA 1 111 ..,,:..,
Mrs. Snrairorins whs assaulted i-rat have man h. record which" . . auticf
" i , ,, . . , .ihnare oi criuiL.
ministration.
"Notwithstanding the fact that
four cabinet members were on
the floor of the House lobbying
in favor of the veto with all
their power, allurements and
patronage of the administration
to help them influence vote, 22
insurgent Republicans , had the
courage and manhood to over
ride the President's vetoes.
What's writ is writ, and what
ever the future may have in
store, the honor of having per
fect unanimity among the Demo
crats and of achieving an extra
ordinary amount of constructive
statesmanship at this extraordi
nary session can never be taken
away from us. Every Democrat
in the House and every insur
gent Republican who stood up
MAKE 3 A WORLD RECORD
37 HURLED TO DEATH.
Spread Rail On Trestle Near
Manchester, N. Y., Blamed
For Most Disastrous Wreck
Ever Recorded On Lehigh Sys
tem. Manchester, N. Y., Aug. 25.
Speeding eastward behind time,
pitu established.
It was more than an hour be
fore maDy of the injured could
be removed and special trains
from both Geneva amd Roches
ter brought physicians, nun
aid medical supplies. Hum! reds
awaited treatment, and the rail
road station at .Manchester, a
Lehigh Valley passenger train i cider mill ami an ice house were
No. 4 nun into a spread rail on 'wed to give temporary shelter
extra session
not onlv iuj
home. Mrs,
li ... I ...... I iU- 11.. I rni.
Kiii.i jimn.iiiu saw me mimes everywnere. ine
vi liil.i nvii-L- ii,. i.i c;..l.K. .....I
........ ...riikwi m lih- iirni llll il.S e A I 1 ill I 1 1 I I III I V IIUl Wlll 111 i it 11 1 1 il
rushed into the house in time to the sense of being a special ses-1 A li ' 1
rescue his wife. She said that sion calh-d bv th,? President, but 1 f T"t I "f
Carter, who formerly worked ,. alo in the amount and qualitv ! llf V' the -;.untr.v. feeling ah-
the Spra-ins farm, had attack- of the work done in the House' h",,lt.r, cTt?.,n lIiat.,ls w ,,av,
, .t r..f., ... ' . i i i ' , . . T. ,'sioou manruiiy ior tne rest m-
v-i mi. vinu-1 nus- luumi aim iiv me comoineu I'euiocrais anu . . f ,
takn into cu.stc .iy hut i,n the insurgents, and the combined : J, t,K
Atwood Completes Trip From St.
Louis to New York.
New York, Aug. 25. Siiiliug
serenely over New York's water
crafts ocean liners and ferries,
Harry N. Atwood, ' the Poston
aviator, arrived in New York on
his aeroplane today, the first
man in history to travel as far
is from St. Louis to New York
i rti . i
m a nwiv . trestle near here todav a,l ' treatment to the suffering
twWnVn safe landing on Gov- two day coaches from the rear, thpough the gUleg
secuon oi xne train piiHf"a tne day eoach at th(. bottoxa
downward 40 feet, striking tliejand the work of removing "the
east embankment like a pair of victims moved with painful slow-
Tirol Act ilea Tn thi nwful til
lble to the million eyes that anj cra. at c,ist 37 persons are to manv, a large number of the
watched him, was a nobble in-t(ight belivcl to have been dead hiving had their skulls
cident in the annals of acron-, kUle1( aml more th;m r,0 injured. ; crushed in when thev were
lie not oniv nroKe ine ti.
" "' i veil fiTfiio UiiVA
projections. The mortality was
high among the older passengers,
ernor's Island, after flying down
from Nyaek, N. l ., a4ove the
Hudson river through a fog
which made him onlv dimly vis-
a I lik IWlT All ! f M. . I ' , . H i . m
"We honestlv ami T.ersiste.it- ? ' , serious It is teared U.ey will Uie.
K ;iv..n...r tI, ' "i an a.r line cr pernaps. The wreck w8 the worst in
vhile alone in her home one has surpristd our friends and
mm; soutn oi I'urceU. Alter tlie iiimlitouiuleU our enemies, said', , . ;. t, i nines in an air line, or pernaps, jl0 Wreck wan
, i . ... . . ' I 1 elldea Voriil to re U'VP the'.,... -i ..... ... AU
uecu, tne negro set tire to the ; .speaker I Lark. "It has puti , f f . , w more nines with ins detours. the h-wtory of t)ie Lehigh valley j must of whom were veterans of
opraggins nome. .Mrs. &prag-; heart and HMe into Uem-raw, , ,... ... ....... J wv n nieilin., ;n thi Ktat an,i one ()f the the Civil war ami their wiv.
i . ' i .... . i "J. iiiAiimiii out inc i rmunii , l.:l,.., , .1 ...:u . : t ' . ....k,.
would not have it To use a 1 I , ",,u4 " uu u ' w ,'i most disastrous ever reconldi The dead removed from the
..Hi. in i. 1 1 ii i ... . n"ii iiiiiiii.
AtWOOll S tllgllt,,,,, fl, 0 vitein Crowdinl with Wre'lf Ull.1 Itronrrli t tw n imirarna
only to mat made ; n.LS(4..nr.,rs nianv if whom were at. Sliort.svill. nr.ir ln-n.. of Q
'r III? COVered . ... vi.ti.cn iw nti.l j-xenriiiin!St ii'eliwb- titocrVit vninl..i.,y1 o-
t (....K ....i.x ...... m'JU lib iltllllit I . U m'J.
.V,';K i frnni tlie I! A li eiwH.m i-merit . Tivn otlifr twrwunu .li...l Ifn.
.! ff .1.1 I I ... . . - " ' " " u.'.l li 'IV
i Line hi .'i noiirs arm .i
is com ki ra Mr
l).v fast trains
the distance in an actual fl
way to jail Carter cscajed. Far-1 Democrats and Republican insur-
111 ers of the iieiirliuirhiidul m I,. .. ;.. .....1 '
. - - - - - - i ......... . ....... ut.i in 1 1 1 1. .. imiii . uuu t r , .
an all night search for Carter iH-iallv bv the unanimity of ac-ad,y 3 rope un aoou , ed, daimer and smiling.
minutes, of Kiuhevtir tti. tr.ii.ri u;i maile ehevtr fru-m ttioi iiiinp!..u
'Sl ill" 1 1 f I I . . . i ! "" " -..v. - ...... I... ii Uijllli.jl. "
neotile! AUvwd s flnaI UVm ,1,s "J-'lup of 14 cars, drawn by two eral other persons were lving in
l l journey was a elide 2. miles ih:g mogul engines, was 40 min-, hospitals at Rochester, Vleneva
from Nyack, N. . where he utes late when it reju-hed Ro-;and Clifton Springs with prob
, U)Wxl "ver-rnglit. He ImihI-; chestor Junction, and from there! ablv fatal injuries. The number
bv the House
Three Miles Up
but in vain. itiou developed
A ii is alternoon Hugh Henry, a Democrats.
mgro janitor, noticed a strange
negro hiding under a box ear thusia
lii-i-ii. ihn flll.ilift..,o C.,i 1 l:l . 1
.n.n win. v-niuoiwiuu venial nan- couiiucmiy, uv me siajniaL t man an aero
stdiion. nu me aid oi press and orators that we would the exiennients with the new
two other negroes who had arm- gt) to pieces. On that account "naval gun, destined to destrov
cd themselves, to aid in the and by reason of that hope tliey the aii-ships of ar euemv, were
search for Mrs. Spraggins' as-; rejoiced that the extra session ' tcmporarilv concluded at' the In-
hauaiu, me negro jauitor pull-, of Congress was calcd, w that dian Head naval proving ground.
hatless Sp,.j eastward to make up time J of injured will reach b0.
ami imngry, m me arms ol a . l.fre renching Geneva.
mK-rat.s. Washington, Aug. 2s. After na!!,II1H 1 11IT,Ml r;,t,'s i,r'".v i . The engines and twodav
"It was predicted freely, en-1 shooting u shell 18,000 feet into ' oft,,M'rs aiu I11,,n who hailed hun . roaches had just passed the cen
usiastically, vociferously and the air and closer to the sky asl"ienPa.'8 ?rPat,'st aviator. ! ter of a 400-foot trestle, l."0
nfidently, by the 'staji-lpat'i than an aeroplane ever has flown' " I'UIm glad its ended, ", yaP)is east 0f the station at
Sen To Carry Out His Father's
Pledges.
New York, Aug. 2" Charles
i :., 4.. .... ii, . i.
.-..; 1 , .. 1,. l, l .. . . 1 , . . . , v VI is iu tarn on ine wuriv,
h rVhZ " iManctieMcr, at 12:. o clock, undertaken bv Lis father. John
lus machine. wl. tl,e Pidlmnn ear Austin the u- t x..? .. ..i .mi..
Atu-.wwi l.v.,,.;,,.. V..0..1. .. . . - . . . . ..: ' .. . vjuics. iwi oui win tie m
... , tturxl ot a long train, lett the.herit the :!0.0OO0.)O tk 4lM
T lid 1 1 OPT1 Anil to ittiiw t in ll . -r . 1 t. ' ' 1 t
I ' " , ' V .,"V". 1 irau- amgged me inning earjOOO left bv the financier, b
Klin i si nw a riTH4i.i tiio nnnM ".v . i i. .. .
, ..v. ".v .v. n u ariwo oav coaenes -v i.,.i
h it nrA tirn iliv poaehiMi
id Carter from beneath the car.! we mi,,ht eo to nieces at the It u-iiU u.,i,aiihoi1 tw iti, th.i distance, a millioa eyes follow-, nn.l t,-ft 1 m ins,11..r j
I In tl'uo tL-n. 4V... . . . "1 1 .l.i . . 1 ... . . ...a n -. .1 I.oI.aI ...1 ... 1 V A. ,
i,w yiC mam onn:i earnest possioie tvuc. uub we ucw weapon and us carriage had u"u l a oj. vivii(r lollowgfijr iiuirx"-
of 1'urcell, where a great crowd have sorely disappointed all their j proven eminently satisfactory. ! springing up te greet him. 1
by his w-
ii ad garnered. . exnectations. Thev even set the ' Vii't.r in.1, -i.. f',aA IhOUSOJias Clustered. aronEV-
"Turn that ngro over to me,", date when we would go to pieces, 'th! niVr ftf ' Orar- V. ,v,vi
iB-a!Liar2!I. who W.'.-x. S,.V! 'tfhe Ti v" ilf tnf Vciktf-' it waTreacbi vhea tne cau P' V ' i"llf :.t diner
ly se xr to assume 0offiWnd oficrntk? caucus on Jauuarv 19. but ' was elevated at an ancle of t3 roared their enthusiasm when;0f
the crowd. The janitor and his . unfortunately for them in that ( degrees. The shot flashed ac-. AtwCKKl
two aides otieyed. Carter was' caucus everything was done uu-! curntelv throutrh a course for!(H the
brcke.
the train drai
taken across the street ami in ' auimously. They then said sure-. 10,0(10 "feet, lleyond that dU-, etl stroct
an instant manv men and bovs K- we wnnU in to nieces as soon ' tji m.u it l.vt itw veloiitv nml win clustered,
U'itii iriitlierintr lrnsi niul Ttilinir ! n-.. .-..i ..1. ... 1 tt,. turit'f o ue. 1 ff.,..4 ...1 I... n.ifo f.,11 UiaCnUie SO that
.. v i v p. . ..x i ... j, . i (5 . ..v ivtivi.ivi i.iv iii i. i riirvilll ll III". (Ill VUIUllb.1, Atlil ,
It iironii.l liia feet At. t ll w 11I1H-1 i.m hut- uii.iin tlim- i .1 , v. mi . ' I .. ;.,.. 1aK.,.,.,, 1 !".AA t . Colli
... U.V....V4 i.. v v. " " l-v ! in. ii, 1. ll 1 it.p,iiiii 1.... v.l v viv.v'111 HIJ lllll HIV VHMlia; & V 4.
The iorward eml;to tj of
ragged the derail-; hrfl.uJ ho said. I
passed. As he approach-, h1 Pullman Austin and the din- make fUY home inl
Recreation pier at Fu"ti-;er over safelv, after which both;v..ls mv "f her 's wlsif
et where another crowd; plunged down the south embank-1 iu' the "development o
.1, however, he turned his;m,.t arui Wi 0ver. t trv j llo ,u,t wish
huie so that it swept in a! . The free end of an ill fated statement of mv
plete circle from one aid. ofhigh' Valley day e.aeh, in W(ukl ,,e fiH)U;l
Intel
Hut1
. .,1 ., . . ! h ,i tl'kM v 4hA rt ll AN Q Tli I f" ll 1 1 1 ' 1 X tf it . i.'
ture lcputy Mierilt naves and ed to disappointment, aru.1 we away from a sjmt where it had l" w,c im"!w;, osi oi me viciuns were iui, u trv tu carrv out
Under Sheriff Farris arrives land' ( , not. lo to nieces at all. We'l r..li.m..,l it wnl.l .Iron. Mrieu uuu sirewu um-e unuc. riding, snoved out over me
wislies in even
'Men of Purcell, if you lynch lSiou, if possible, than at the be-
this man it will be the darkest ginning.
blot on yourselves and the town "We have set a good exam
i
r's
lio.K
, i ..... . t . . ...1 I Ii a MiAAtnnl.i -xt'n a hAOntitnl 1 1 l ll 1
l-leaded with the nioh to turn: are more thorouglily united in; The idea of this one-pounder, V u,;ukUU gun and, ionowed oy a urami rjwolicited vouug (iat
me prisoner over to me law. the House at tne.end ot the ses- w 1 be deve oihh! into a thtee- v.v ""-;:ruus uay coiicu, sinppeu me ; i th i,-t Arthur
inch gun. Naval ordinance ex- " " .... , . . rear guam oil uie souiii snie oi T immediately after
perts believe Umt such a weapon "" ,n" ,u Vl ne11IPesu.e a,ul PlunK w wefath er's death witll thU cable
ple would shoot seven miles in the outburst at the Hatte.ry as he j shallow river, more than 40 feet v ..AU w
to Dcmwrats everywhere. Smr-aif. Tne favorable ierfomianies 5 Bwioeiuny cimeu pernor s ""jbeiow. J plans mapped out bv my father
me end 01 me nrsi nay cacnjwill t.arril,d fonvara by
ef 1'urcell that any town ever
experienced."
"That's all right, Sheriff,"
.shouted one of the mob, "but we
to I'ciuocrais cici,i nucic. oue'i - j air. 1 lie lavoraoie jHTionuauces . , - . . . ..
...l ut fnt. vnara na n nnrtvr nf nt ....... ffin n imiuiul n.!llQd f()T IUS landing.
i v in, "i j-iu y .i v - i n mr iivn niii"si auuivi Tr. , - i : . ! will ik. varrieu iwn
mere negation and as being utter-, val officers to jubilantly express, 11 "l,Ht,'v. "U3 .f- ' ?imithat went over struct me east lf a mother.
vim ...a ii... v ........v.i. ..... i ciuuaujiiucJll oi so i m maauiiQi.i , (
my-
ly lacking in ability for con- the belief that before long
rru. i : i : ..v. i 1, ..
IHUt 1 V. 1VI V IV. "P. . . . . .. nt. I II 1 l 1' I. I 111 N 1MII 11
must protwt our wives and structive statesmanshin we tass- American wurshina will be eouip- U1B uie cionuig wauu i ",and with the other tu-toot car lltK. im ......,.
- - - m i a ! f-1 ll A E. l. . : - - . - . i.i vi lai b aaai Lv - - "
ew batteries of guns - o S10. finW Uiei- on hii father, and the puMi
As they enteml a t ions in 1910. We have econo-
building the keylmize!; we passed the reciprwity
I el, following an explosion to-
! might of a film machine at a
.. ..; wu nw,.u i.,e rr i""J ! moving picture ahow at Cannons
bill the i wool taritt bill, the free b t t miles imm
list bill, the cotton bill with the!, ' ' J
As
daughters from black hounds." j ed throutrh the House more con- ned with new
The sheriff pleaded with the structive legislation, and better, 'to fight hostile invaders in the
mob saying the negro would be J than has passed through any i air.
given au instaut trial and that f House in the same length of time,' :
there would be no chance for,iu 20 years. We have set the' Catastrophe In Picture Show,
him to escape. After the slier-: pace in that regard for future t i.ui,,.-,, pn a,.,. o(:
iff had concluded the officers houses. , 1 ltfsb!!r' 1 a- Aau8- f
Were to the courthouse nre- .'w.. .1.. 1 J 1 Weil.V-f IVC persons 8 kllOWU
sumlbly to confer with some of j made 'in ordto eVrVV "Z
the leaxlers.
room in the
"was turned in the lock and the
officers were held prisoners un
til the negro was dead.
As soon as the sheriff and his
assistants had been locked up
the negro was led to where an
oil-soaked brush heap had been
Iniilt around a telephone pole,
lie was tied to the pole, shriek
ing and imploring for mercy.
The pile was lighted and the
crowd cheered as the flames lick
td tjie victim '8 face. Men and
.women in motor cars stood up
to watch him die. After the
flames had died down the crowd
slowly dispersed. The negro's
body was burned to a crisp.
Mrs. Spraggins, who is not ex
pected to live, said Carter en
tered her home last night and
struck her on the head with a
piece of gas-pipe, beating her'
i landed, Atwood was oifhis way
up town.
"I expect to go to Boston to-
shown as
8
1C
eye has had a focus upon him
ever since "dad gave him a
1-1 i 1 i ...If 1. . uric
iuaie ameiuimems ncn in-, Th(t house WM
cu ueu y ny ' the film explcxUnl a person shout-
dule and the chemical schedule ;! Fi , d t'here
wo submitted for ratification a ; h h , .
constitutional amendment pro-L. . ...1.1, r.
o uie suttiwaj. 11c wuumi, jvu-
demonium reignexl and few
wall with terrific force.
lioth cars were filled with
T
passengers, in a lew moments ,. ...uu
. . . t v 1 1 . . . . 111 ;i 11 k xuh 11 a. lie i. it liiir 11 u it
tvwM-.nlf " ha CI 1. 1 ! il.l lull : i I. . , 1 ., C ......... 1 . 1 ... 1 : " .
ii.x.ivr.. , ..v ..v.. . - ine cars ia a ma.ss ui viuuinuvi; i:.,.. .i-li.... 1,
ll
. . ' V t4 I I V W It I I - 1 V J
whK'h a hundrwl men,
on.l nil i L 1 r ii n in fl n v
o.n. v. ..im.., ... j nlfHlIl
were killed instantly were , v . $g m fur & ie bull.
buried. The greatest destnic-i VT 7r-4 :,,
the day coach. Q t ku, raA
1 1 r.r i 4. u jfj-a ''i vj
in a
- : iput him into business over and
of whom
! I. .. I. . 1. .
inte.nl fA do nnv more flvine -J Ui0 .,.l.m slH,,uun mul7 ' w m " " IT
....v... .v, j -- - o i ini, uu uu aim K"1- u"ti ...., om 11 vntiiv 'simi
,.,,.l Vim- Ynrlf until T return I ...i. : i! l it imu' ot 14 earb a-
from my trip across the conti
nent. I shall pro!) ably start
from Los Angeles or San Fran
cisco, about October, but haven't
deckled the exact ate yet."
New Mexico and Arizona, and
we passed a large number of oth
er bills of more or less import
ance. It is a record of which
we may well be proud and on
which we will sweep the coun
try in 1912.
"To show how completely the
until she was unconscious. An 'standpat' Republicans are de
old mattress was torn up and; moralized, it is only necessary to
scattered over her body. The! quote the newspaper statement
. .. . .
viding for popular election of
Senators of the United States;
we passed a bill for the publica
tion of campaign expenses be
fore the election; we liberalized
the rules, making the commit-
tana AlmtSirn 1 i r 4 1 1 . k Ifrtiici . wk
, v .. . ..i mass of persons seeking to gain
passed a resolution to admit! u u a. J..;i
1I1C CAl'H 11 gtl IVf 1.1117 fftlCCk.
The dead were laid out in
thought of the fire escape. The
people were jammed on the
stairs and many were knocked
down and trampled. Most of
the dead were smothered in the
negro had set the mat tress afire
and fled. As Mrs. Spraggins
was crawling out of the fire the
that there was great rejoicing
and .congratulation at the White
House, Wcause we failed Sv a
rows on the sidewalk, while rel
atives fought to break through
the guards and reach the victims.
The audience numbered fif
teen hundred. t
The operator worked heroic
ally to fight the flames and suc
ceeded in extinguishing them,
but not before some one shout
ed fire and caused the mad rush
to the exit.
negro reappeared and again scratch to get the two-thirds ma
struck her with the pipe, break-; joritv to over-ride the President's
juk ner jaw. jjit. npraggins, wno, veto, although we have only l l
Inflammatory Rheumatism Immedi
ately Relieved.
Xlnrlnn T. 11111 et lahanAn Tn1
U. .ill. ll 1 1 ' l. u u U , 1UU.:
say: "My wife had tnflaraiuatory ! " ,l" 1,11
To Found Second Zion City.
Zion Oity, III., Aug. 26. An
nouncement was made here to
day by "Elder" John Taylor
that Mrs. Jane Howie, widow of
John Alexander Dowie, founder
of Zion City, will foiuid a new
colony of tlie Dowie faith at her
summer home, Ben MacDhui,
near Whitehall, Mich.
Mrs. Dowie, according to her
followers here, will be assisted
by her son, Gladstone Dowie, of
Detroit. She will dedicate i;er
summer home ami 200 acres of
ground to the cause of the new
colony end will attempt to se
cure several hundred additional
acres upon which to locate the
new city.
Mrs. Dowie has isBued a call
to all residents of Zion City,
111., who aw faitliful to her to
move their families to Whitehall
and join her in this colonization
project.
Beginning early in October,
Mrs. Dowie personally will open
a series of meetings in Chicago,
puriMise of souring
tkm occurred in
No. 237 and a dozen persona i tm.k shooti 6 m i in
were Uken later dead from the - le gi,asou r.lga ,illK, m
second day coach, which, after!,..,. n,muin mw .t thflv
To this Rheumatism In every muscle and Hew converts and followers to
following the first over the tres
tle, snapped its rear coupling
and thus saved the rest of the
train from being dragged along.
Coach Stands End Up.
The second day coach struck
on the bottom and stood end
up, the rear end projecting a
few feet above the top of the
trestle. AU of the passengers
in this car were piled in a
tangled mass of broken seats at
the bottom of the car.
Indescribable pandemonium fol
lowed. The Pullman car Emelyn,
which remained on the bottom
with one end projecting over the
gulch, and several cars behind it
derailed and in immediate dan
ger of going over the mass of
wreckage below, were soon emp
tied of all their passengers, who,
aided by gangs of employes from
the big freight yards at Man
chester, rushed to aid. It wa
several minutes, however, before
in a
the New
York Athletic Club, arrested for
auto speeding, riding horses for
private wagers at Saratoga, hob-
nobbuuf with Dick Canneld
speeding across the continciV
a special train, and, lastly,
divorc court, with an
decree to his first wife-thes
are a few of the head-lffie pro
ductions of Charles W. Gates. 1
Through it all John W. Gates
paid the bills without a single
whimper. Once when a near
friend sought to sympathize with
the elder Gates, john.W. growl
ed: "Enough of that. Charlie is
worth everv dollar I can make.
He is the lest Imv in the work!,
and' I'd back him against the
whole field "
Dies After Living Six Days
With Broken Heck.
Wavcross. Ga.. Auff.21. After
anybody reached the cars at the; living six days with his skulL
bottom to help the victims. j fractured in two places and hi
The cars did not catch fire. 1 neck broken, Henry Harrell wlf
xes were secured and btnlv af-ifell from an engine at Sanfo
e work, noticed the flames complexion has "it come at last, Joint; her sutfering waa terrible ami j,, in her in establishing the pro-iter l-odv was removed and ear-j Kla., last Wednesday died I
n the burning structure and that the President, who rude ber bdy nl tun were swollen al- puS(.(1 s,.r.ml jjjrtn ("jtv j ried bv the rescuers knee deep' todav. In an effort to' save i
dug to the house rescued his into power by a huge majority, . ieili01 eight phy" 1 the. death of' her bus-j in th riverbe,l to the lstnk on; life 'physicians put his head
? unconscious. In a few glad to eM-ape the humiliation i Biclan, but received no benefit un- l and several vears ago and her the west side of the trestle, j shoulders in a plaster cas
utes more iVlrs. pragglns of having his vetoes over-ridden, til she tried Dr. Detchon's Relief for 'Vitlidrawal from the Illinois col-i There the dead and injured Men-
ild have In-en dead ami the in a House containing a major-1; "'eumati sra. It gave Immediate re-; (l,)V I)owil, iuls iMH. living ! laid out on the ground, while It is better to fall bv
ne would have been hidden ity of only f,:l. SmaH favors are : alyVYlm re It .aS Mn ' n tiri ment on her Michigan1 planks and other timber were right than to succeed b.
the flames. thankfully received by the ad-her life. Sold by Gwyn Dru Co. j estate. I rep:isitioned and a field hos-J wrong.