From the N. r. .Mercantile .adueriiser Sept Is


MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
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Yesterday afternoon between and O'Clock, four
of six new two story brick houses the south side
of Reed street, between Greenwich and Washington
streets tumblrd down and are heap of ruins. The
carpenters were at work on the roof at the time,
and had nearly completed the board covering. They
were precipitated among the ruins. Before night.
seven men were dug out, six of whom were
the Hospital dreadfully mangled-the other man
was seriously but not dangerously injured 1t was
not known that there were any other persons buried
beneath the ruins.


We did not learn the names of the master build
ers. nor what excuse they offer for erecting
buildings in so frail manner. They will undoubI-
edy have to suffer severely for their conduct


The city Of Mobile is in Of deep aliiction and
distress on Of the prevalence Of the pea19 e1er
The disease appeared about the 10Th of July and It sail
was produced by the disnterment OF those bodies which
died cf the Yellow fever in 1919. The graves wee lett
omen for day or two, and they were offensive, come
plant was made the Mayor and they were hsed up
rhc disease has been violent that hut one survived IT.
RE uunhey II deaths estnatsd y from - % 100