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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-12
CABLE SPARKS.

story of the illustration of plot to XIII
he Sultan Of Turkey is published in Paris.
AraERNoN PIERcY BANKS, ST. Maur, four
toenth duke of Somerset, is dead, aged eighty
one years.
THE Japanese government has decided ur-
on raising foreign loan. What the amount
will be is not known.
A water.spout near Valencia, Venezuela
killed more than one hundred and nifty per-
sons and caused loss in crops oi s4oo'OOV'
The Czar will pass the winter at Corfu one
Of the Ionian Islands Of Greece. during Ills
absence from Russia the Czarewich will Dc
the regent
DIR OERrEL. Of the Hygenic Institute Oh
Hamburg, has died from Asiatic cholera re-
sulting from an experiment with lnlecleo
water taken from the river Vistula.
THE marriage Of the Czarewitch to Process
Alix Of Hesse has again been postponed, TINS
time on account OF the illness OF the Car IL
is now not expected that the marriage VIII
take place until June next.
French inspector Of forests and the
mayor Of saorge, both Of whom are members
of the commission appointed for TIE dellmi-
tation Of the Franco Italian frontier, we're
arrested by the Italian authorities.
The sealer Triumph has reached victoria
with 3 200 skins taken in Bering sea. making
a. 200 for the season. This is the greatest
catch ever made by a peagic sealer Ihe
Triumph was in the sea only forty days.
The first general meeting OF the new Pan
ANA Canal (ompany was held in Paris
Eight hundred persons were present, ana a
committee was appointed to examine into inc
project and 10 effect an organization.
ENGLAND was in a ferment over the calling
Of n specal meeting of the cabinet, and war
talk was rampant, but at the foreign oiiiee
if was stated tha, ministers had been sum-
moned because Of the dangerous appearance
Of the situation in China.
Ar the special meeting OF the British caoi-
not arrapcements we're made for dispatchlng
troons from India to the Chinese treaty ports
TO nrotect British interests. Many Foreigners
with their families are leaving Pekin Tor the
coost # is rumored in Berlin that China mas
asked the powers to send troops to the tire aty
ports.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-12
FATAL CYCLONE.
Several People Killed at Little
Rock, Ark.
PENITENTIARY DAMAGED.
COnv cts Killed in the Wreck
and Great Destruction or
Property RepOrted-Tele-
graph Wires Pros
trated.

A most destructive cyclone swept over the
main business portion OF Little Rcck, Ark,
and destoyei it almost utterly.
TIE storm came up almost without warn
ing. about haif-past seven o'clock. and be-
fore the citizens of the city could realize its
aw:ul nature, it descended upon the town
aud spread death and destructi,n every
whore.
IIcuses were swept away like straw, and
the debris was sent flying through tho air.
The wind came from the southwest ant
travelled in an almost raight northeasterly
direction. Nothing seemed strong enough to
withstand the force Of the blow and every
telegra h wire was down in short space OF
time At midnight but one wire was open in
communication with the outer world, and
that was working witt the East by way OF
Dallas, Texas.
The State Penientiary was partly destroyed
and several of the convicts killed.
The loss of life in the city is not obtainable
as scores OF bodies are believed to be buried
in the ruins Of the buildings.
1t is estimated that the loss Of property
will amount to several millions OF dollars, as
the main portion Of the business section Of
the city has suffered severely.
Many of the buildings destroyed are among
the finest of which the town can boast. Such
destruction has never been known before.
Fortunately the storm missed the resident
portion OF the city, or the list Of life would
have been much greater.
Little Rock, the capital Of Arkansas, is situ-
ated in Pulaski county. on the southern bank
of the Arkansas River, 13imiles west bysouth
of Memphis. 1t is on the st. Louis Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad, and is "A
terminus Of the Memphis & Little Rock, the
Little Rock & Fort Smiib, the Little Rock,
Mississippi River & Texas, and the Atheimer
branch OF the st. Louis South Western Rail-
roads
1t is the most populous city in the State,
and contains the State House, the State Lib
rary. the Masonic Temple, a university,
medical college, five literary male colleges,
two female colleges, three national banks
nine private banks, thirty-eight churches,
eight public schools and ninety-eight manu-
featuring plants. 1t has two bridges, span
ming the Arkansas River.
The State Lunatic Asylum and Peniten-
tiary are also located there. The city Is
lighted by electricity, has water works with
capacity of four million gallons per day, an
extensive electric street railway system and
supports several daily and weekly news
papers
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-12

p.rt a most wre.ched night, did not feel
his nerves equal in the morning to meet
ing the reception possibly in waiting for
him at the Leands. Ills letter was
skillfully pennel, to put asleep suspicion
if it had not been fully aroused, and II
Flora had not betrayed him.
Tilt announced his acceptance of lucra-
tive situation, suddenly offered him in
commercial house in Boston. HO was
obliged to decide at once, and to start
bat same mo,niDg. for fear of losing an
opportunity which coul not recur again.
1t conclud ed with the liveliest gratitude
and re ret
Eugene could not very we'll reach his
brother-in- avs secretary TO strangle
him. so he resolved TO do the next best
thing. He not only sent him a friendly
letter thankin him for all his kindness
t. his wife, but handsome present in
addition as a testimon al of his sympathy
and 600 wiShesl
This, however, was simple precau-
tion, for he 'pprehended nothing more
from the venomous reptile, so far be-
meath him, after h. had once shaken him
OF.
Seeing him deprived of the only weap-
on he could possibly use against him, he
felt safe. Besides, 50 far as he knew.
Slyme Lad lost the only interest he could
desire to subselve, for he knew this man
had done him the compliment of court
ing his wife. ,
AMI be really esteemed him little
less low, after discovering this gentle
mapl7 taste!
All but the end was not yet.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-12
WANTS TO DIVIDE CHINA.
That is sa'd to ee Japln's Aim NOw-The Lesson 20
tn, Chinese


tn, Chinese.
A prominent diplomat who was once sta
toned in China, and whose name would
carry weight because of his acquaintance
with Oriental affairs if dir lomatic usuage
would permit its use, believes that the d.
vision of China into three powers, is the end
Japan aims to achieve through the war;
THAT plan was known to have been cher
ished by Japan eight or nine years ago." he
said. "Certainly the war can no longer be
considered one to establish the independence
OF Corea, since that has been gained. 1t has
apparently become war of conquest, and it
looks as though China would soon be driven
to appeal to other nations to intercede in her
behalf.
"The impression that the Chinese are lack
ing in personal courage is incorrect 1t is a
question mainly of leadership and organiza-
tion, although one factor to lie taken into ac-
count is the low esteem in which the military
profession is held in China.
While the lesson of the war may lead
China to adopt Western ideas so far as they
concern the organization and equipment ol
her navy and army, there is little probability
that it will have any effect in changing her
complicated civilization, which has endured
the test Of many centuries satisfactory ia
her,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-12
As tbe lime passed on he sat himself

As tbe lime PASSED on he sat himself
nv ~ ' and tried to read, but his thoughts
uondorod His ear eagerly received,
oo+i~ ct bis will, the slightest sounds In
I-o honse If a foot eemed approaching
him he rose suddenly and tried 10 COM
nneo . his couptenauce. When the door of
the neghboiing chamOer was opened MS
arory was rtdoublod'
10 canobt the sound of weary sigh,
tbar on inst mt after, the dull fall of
MIS- Leland upon the carpet, then her
despairing sobS -, :.,o.,. 49,
hook which he was forcing himself o
ro,d nlocino his elbows on the bureau
Which was before him, held, for a lonI
mo his na'o forehead tighlened in his
controcted hand.. When the sound of
70 sobs pbaied aud ceased, little by t.
tie, he breathed freer ~
A little after midday he received ms
noe: =,
br ,ten. He has sent in hsresgnation TO
the directors of the bank. He longs Tor
the country. Warren has placed his
house at Roxbury at our disposal, ana we W,
derart almost Immediately. II you VIII
perm me to take nv daughter win me
for a few days, shall be grateful TO
you AGNES IL @NAND'
He returned this simple reply:
"You can DO nothing Of which do not
approve to- d y and always.
EUGENE CLEVELAND.
Mrs. Leland, in fact, having consulted
the inclination and the strength OF her
daupbter. had determined TO remove her
without delay, if POS ible, from the I'M
press ons of the spot where she had
suffered so severely from the presen
of her husband, and from the unfortu-
mite embarrassment of their mutual stua-
on. >.
She desired also 10 mediate in soli-
tude. in order 10 decide what coulse to
take un Ter unexpected circumstances.
Finally, she had not the courage 10 see
| Eugene again-it she coull ever see him
AGAIN until some time had ell ipsed. 1t
was not without al xieiy that she awaited
his reply TO the request she had addressed
| him
In the midst of tho troubled confus on
of her ideas, she beloved him capa0 or
almost anything; and she feared every
thing from him.
Eugene's note reassu ed her.
Sh, hastered 10 read it TO her daughter
an both of them, like two lost Great ure
who cling to the smallest tVig, remarked "a
with pleasure the kind Of respectful
abandonment with which he reposed
their dest mes in their own nd.
lie spent the remainder o. the day IN
his counting groom, and wien he returned
they had departed
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-12
BLOWN TO FRAGMENTS.
By tn, ws;cIily OF a Saw Il . s'ri'us Loss
o. Re.ult-.

o. Re:ul.-.
A terrible explosion occurred near the
Mineral Wells. in W st Virginia, five miles
above on Tysart The sawmill owned by
Gsoy.e Shultz VI 'bloyl to fragments and
six persons we're killed or terribly torn and
scalleI. The cause Of the explosion is laid
to the employment of a green hand as an
en- yineer.
An evening school nearby had just been
dismissed AMI a troop Of children were pass
ing the mill when the boiler burst. Frank
Haley and George Shultz were Standing by
the boiler and they were almost torn TO
pieces. Haley was instantly killed ana
Shu'z died in an h u. d. r. Sans, another
employee, ha a leg broken and was terribly
scalded about the faco and DO ly. Henry
Mahew, the green engineer, to whose iSnor-
ance the explosion is laid, was torn and
sailed in a f, a-lul manner. Ed Sans was
scaded and Llown twenty yards and is in
critical condition Samuel Cook, sawyer,
had biz logs broken, and is scalded inter
nally
The Loiler was blown 100 yards going end
over Cnl in bounds until its;ruck treee. The
troop of school children who were passiI g
near the mill made the narrowest oil escapes,
as the great mass Of iron struck in front and
then bounded over their heads. The engine
was carried through the air fully eighty
Yards and the balance OF the machinery was
scattered broadcast
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-12
.TRAIE ROB 3ERs' BIG HAUL
,ns Was sho. and ano.4 sr ptu7ad-- 1. Is por'ei
That They Co. S2o, eco.


The cast. bound Southern Pacific train was
hcl up bo;ore daylight, one and one nan
miles east Of Maricopa, Arizona, by three
men.
One Of the robtr.s rode on the bin bag
gage car out Of Maricopa. while the other Two
tagged the train. As it Stacked up the lei"
low aboard passed quickly into the engine
and at the point OF two reyolyers forced En-
cineer Holloway and Fireman Martin to de-
scend, uncouple the engine and proceed
ahead Of the train for half or three-quarters
of a mile. In themeantime one ofthe masked
robbers had entered the express car while
the other stood outside.
No shots were fired nor were the passen-
gers alarmed while the robbery was in pro-
gress. The engineerand fireman were walked
back ahead OF robber No. l TO the express
car where they arrived about the time tie
other two were ready to depart. All three
then mounted horses which were tied nearby
and struck out in southeriy direction to-
ward the Mexicac line which is fifty miles
from the track.
The amounts which Wells, Fargo Messen-
ger reports as Laying been captured is $3.50,
but there Is a current report that the robbers
got away with 1000 in gold. Their trail
was struck carly BY Sheriff Drais, Of Pinal.
and Murphy, Of Maricopa, accompanied Dy
Deputies Widemer and Proctor. The robbers
were overtaken about eighteen miles east oI
Phoenix. fight ensued in which one oil tho
! robbers was killed and another was captured
and the third escaped.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-12
BLOODY ARMENIAN UPRISING
Turkish and Kurdish Soldiers Killed
and Wounded.

Advlces from Erzeroun. Armenia, say that
the Turkish and Kurdish soldiers at Sassun
have been attacked by the people OF that
region and more than 800 o. them killed and
wounded T1e Turkish troops are repre-
sented as being in pitiable condition. their
.uffarinys being greatly increased by the
severe weather prevailing.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-12
lTo BE Continued

SAVING is a practice best begun early
and for this reason: 1t IS a habit,
and like all habits, easily planted in a
child Int taking root with difficulty in
on admit 1t is no kindness to teach
children to spend, unless you can IN
sure them money to spend to their
lives end.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-10-12
WEST VIRGINIA OIL WELLS.
Over TO- COO COO Barrels Valued at $4,000, coo Will
Re Sent Out This Year.


John NJ. Sydcnstricker State Commissioner
Cf Labor, gives the following SIT tement oI
the wonderful advancement of tho oil pro-
duction of West Virginia. Between 1860
and 1875 the output was only 100000 bar
rels, but in 1876 new fields were found and
the production that year was 12O 900, 900 bar
rels
Since that time new wells have been put in
operation almost every week, until at this
time there are over 1000 wells in operation,
the output of which will be this year fully
10, 900, OOJ barrels, worth at least S8,OO0,OO0
The total cast Of the oil plants, machinery,
etc., IS estimated at $4,000, 900.
IT is reported in Paris that the Prince o
Naples the Crown Prince of Italy. is engaged
, 1894-09-24
Nuaemeiner proonftenmarFt.


Sol8enbe 4reiie wurOen bel 9rOBeren qur=
tien e~rStelt:
MebI-- Starter @ei;en YateuD tporer
oltge'ebt 3t So. 15@3.40 III TGierlt; wet6er
Net5en 8atent) So. O0@3.1O; barter 0ei3eu=
C8dtermebU S. .80@2.O0 i'll Soateu; mei3er
Net2en7CS0dermebD S1.60@4. 80; ,,8ebDo9'
2.55 in 6ols.
&o99eu- Seine 9erfGufe.
QeN- gut bis porSit9li6 Sf1. 500 1900.
Corn = 0erfGufe nQtb Strobe narer :
go. 2, 53@538c; gtO. 3, 549@-c; $50. 4,
534c.
8tnterwei3en- @erfGufe mad qrobe
mQren gto. 4 rotber 48@5Oc
Nrltbiabrs 4 Ell - &eiue Ser
taufe.
s. er # e 58@563c.
9oier- 8ertGuie mad Probe waren:
go. 2, 294@294c.
Gam e"reieu Slabs $1.41@-.--;
C1euer) &tlnotbp S5@5.35; GEee S .25@8.65.
&Ieie- S11.T5.
8bisfeg S1.33.
Butter 8ete Greomerpz 3aore 24c;
quite 213@23c; mittelmGBige 1908; 0oirp,
bette, zoe; nttttel9ute llnO quite 16@18c;
irIl0er Badiug=Stpd 104@11c.
side YOul9 @ntirtcou 9@93c; S9meis
5ertalc 13@14c, 2imbUrger 6t@7c.
0eflGgel- Gprinb @btdens 11@13c;
@dnie S4.O0@6,00 6oS 0uteNb.
Gter- 133@14c per GuBeuo.
8obnen Bette Stables 81. 1000;
ntittel9ute $18O@1.85; nit Der Mai6tue gez
reili9te S1.35@1.4O.
@rbleu- 9%etroGuete, griine, $4,000.
Start TteI- Stole 68@T3c bas 8ulbel.
Gorlp Cbio 6O@65c bas 8HibeI.
~ y h . Q II - -SrEG1 IN
&epfel- $0.75@2.O0 per SaB.
M0 ermelou S40@85 per
g80ggou.
g etutrauben- 14@16c per Ror5.
.8irHeH $1.40@1,5O per 40 9funo
&tite.
a.8ftrii8e - ,e5@7Oc per 20 qfum0
8ououeu- 81 .25@1.5O per 8uu6.
Gttroueu- 81. 500 $50 sic Rpr.
6ont9- @eiBer slice, in Rfuabe abge=
tbelIt, 113@12!c; ntbt 10 BED, 1O@11c;
ouncel 1O@1O3c OaS Yfultb; ous9elaiiener
5@6c.
@emI - @eiBfraut, 75c@1.OO Die Gr.
Selerte -@-c 0a5 GH$eno; Q8elBe 8iibeu,
40c ooS 8ui6el; Gtedriibeu O. bus
Sap UtOorru6eI 10-15 oa5 9uBeub; Sur
teu 100 per SAB; @g9 4lout 10@25c. Dus
9IBellO; 3lDiebelu S1.50@2.OO per SAP;
&OmQteH 30@50c ser Ror6; 8o6oen, S 100
Der /! SuiDeIzSat; SiBtOrI, 5@7c per
GuBeuo.
&ot9-No 60. /, 5&c.
Be eucoru- Nuf Der Bobu, ,,Nqtr"
bis o@boice", grimes 4@44c; mittleres, roth
ober bloBfarbi9, 3@3tc; roub NIB 9ro6, 80
3fc; "Sbotce" grimes, 81 Carpet 8irten,
3}c; nSelfsporting", grimes, 23@3c; ROTH
OOer geIb en0i9enOes, 2@3c.
, 1894-09-24

sSeuti@es (5ermau) Gal8", p8itnftliGe8 @artsbaOer
@ola", eoer n3mproocb @arlsbaber 9alt", uuS unter
pieleu onberen 8e5eidnun9eu gu ~oerfaufen Iudeu, unter
Der Qnpreiiuug, bag u0tsie cbeuiO gut" Ieteu, ruie bic
adten %rosutte BON Carlsbad, tpelbe brett aus ben
Ueltberitbmtcu Gueleu seloonuen tperben.
Sjes 6era9t nur uuf elmer Ganf@ung be8 gubItfums
bs grDBereH 8sroienfte5 fDegeu, ben Der betreffeu6e
31n0ler an bieien 60Ii8uHgeu Wadt. Sit fulfil.
der BetH 10 gut mie d6ter2 Mtroe ir9eub
Semane lo%iientlib ttnTtI'ben Msin benz notirll6eu
9aIt Der Seben o0r3iebeu? @8orum benu Tb bon SteIeu
66litnngen binterfHDren laiieu, ipeSjea ueun Die Sc.
iurobeit oobeI in Grase toumtl 9te natarltd5eu @ro=
butte Der GueleH BON G0rlsbao entbalteH 8eItaubtbeile
Die tjiHitlja Hi9t Gergeiteat per5en t6nueu. eett Sabr.
b~anOsrteu iiua hie &GGfer bon Gorl8bab tpeaen ibrer
9etItoirtuu9 bel Sranibeiteu Der Sober, Nlereu uue beg
m}ogeus riIbmItGft 6efannt.
9os dbte GariS6aber @pruoel.SaI3 1pirb brett ons
Der Gpruoetqueae unttr Der 2eituuQ Der Gtobtoemeinhp
SariSbab gelponneH, rn0 burd bereu QQenteu fir bic
gerelnigten GtaoteH, Die Gtsner Sc WlenDelIon Gpn,.
ponp, g'erp Dorf, ~oertauft. Sebe 5lui8e De8 ddt impor.
tirteH @oiiers nm G~prubel=@al5es mug obtoes gtob+.
iie8el, iopie Die unteriGrift Der @tgeuten nGi8uer g.
@%ten0eIiOn 60, 152-l54 Jroufliu Ctr, Stem gDrf"
a ii Der gillette babeu. gu boben in alien apDtbefeu.
MtaH bite lid pDr SAT- 9uugeu.
Ser StaStra40 GarlSbeS.
, 1894-09-24
M0rf40eriAt.
6 bica9o, "a. Geptentber.
NusmGrtioe mGrftc.

S9luBpreiie III Nei3e1 urb Corn 1T all
Dereu GtGbten moreu:
@ei;en- Nep 0orf: September, 564c:
DECEMBER 584c; Wt0i, 638c. - ct. Souls
September, 1870; 9e3ember, sic. -GuIut6
So0r. 554c; 0e3ember, 554c. Minne:
apoliS: 9oar, 554c; DECEMBER, 554c. -
Baltimore: September, 534c; DECEMBER,
568@564c. - &oleOo 8oor, 523c; Ge3ember.
548c. - Milwoufee: 8aor, 524c; Ge;ember,
sac. 2etrOit: 9Gor, 52c; 9e5ember, 543c.
Goru - Seem gorf: September, 594c;
0e5ent0er, 55Sc; Wtoi, 559c. - ct. Qouis
september, 513c; 0e;ember, 474c. - Baltt=
more: 8oar, SIC; September. SIC.
, 1894-09-24
Entire nous.

S6affner 0urGoup6tbire 6ereinrufenb):
vSit bier Semonb etngeitie8en?"-@ommerz
5ienrGtbin: y9tein mir bleiben bier audi
Otel lieber entire manu-"
, 1894-09-24
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Of v the [R0GKFoRD INsU'
ford in the State of Illinois on the 31st day Of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Superin-
tendent Of the State OF Illinois, pursuant to laws
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-09-24
Gifhe.

No. l whitefsh, p bril-. ..... SO. so "a -
Family whitefsh, p 100 10. $50 a -
No: trout, q f-brl. $50 a -
Holland herring, keg, new so a rs
Labrador herring, split, Pbrl 7.50 "a =
Scalded herring, p box 1900. .19 a -
Mackerei, large family, 3-brl 1900 O.
Mackerel, family, kits ...... .S5 a -
California salmon, y brl. ..12.O 10 "a -
Norway XIX herring, p brl. $50 a -
, 1894-09-24

@bsnObIott BET SQ. Staatssts. 1 Gent
, 1894-09-24
WarnnnQ q.

Sas 8ubIifum tuiro Dor ses
lpifeulOisH 9anoleru ge.
foarut, be gepbbuli6es
8lauberIoIs, o6er cine M&t.
i9nng BON eem6buliHem
Gcibiib=Buloer a(s pGarIsbas
Der Gal3", ySpruOel= Sal8",
, 1894-09-24
CyTTTCTAL PUBLICATION.

UFFICIAL IUBLICATTON.
Animal Nofnmanf of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1HNG" OV"UOhlVW COMPANY Of Philadelphia in
the State Of Pennsylvania on the 31st day of De-
eember, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten.
dent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
fnll eonn nnn M
, 1894-09-24
6etro6nete Grldte une ITffe.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Sofomopt of the JOHN HANCOCK
hAnudl Otdt6lhtll MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Boston in the State Of Massachusetts
on the 31st day Of December, 1898: made to thu
Insurance Superintendent Of the State Of Illinois
nnrSnanf II 10 W..
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-18
Commnn'c ted
A Sc cial Entertainment.
Waco, Tex, May Is, lS04

Waco, Tex, May is, 1894.
Mrs. NJ A. Jones entertained
quite number of young people
last night at grand banquet at her
residence two miles from town.
There was no pains spared in max.
ing this one Of the grand.st of the
season. The finest delicacies the
market affords were served. Con-
fectioneries of all varieties. The
number of guests was twenty FIVE,
as follows:
Misses Alice Raines, Mabel Moi
ford, Sophia Rhine, Halle Will
liams, Minnie Snow, Cornelia Cook,
Attic Ray. Mozelle Duvall, Jennie
Williams, Emma Hardin, Mr.. LIZ.
zie Pearcie; Messrs. Charlie
Thompson, Moore, ia. k Nc
Lennon, Sam 'Claburn, Scott Mitch
EN-, Ashly Logan, Henry Morris,
Cecliegh Logan, Eugene Hester,
Sui Downs, Eugene Williams, Hen.
ny Jones, Henry Aller, Martin
Richey.
The rain followed just as we got
there, but it seemed that the night
was for enjoyment. Everyone en-.
joyed themself highly, and their
presence was highly appreciated by
the family. GUEST.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-18
COMPETITION DRILL.
The Baylor Cadets to Contest for
Prizes.

At $50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing on the campus of Baylor Univer-
sity, the Baylor cadets will have a
competition drill, there being three
individual prizes and two for the
best drilled squads. 1t will BE- con.
duc'ed by Capt. A. II. Miller, of
the Waco Light Guards; Capt. G.
Z. Rsglard, formerly of Waco
Light Infantry and Grace Eser
Division No. Q, Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythias, and Lieut..
Beaumont B. Back, commander of
the cadets. The drill is expected
to last about two hours.
Lieut.. Buck is a commissioned
officer Of the United States army,
and since he has baen in command
of the cadets has improved the IN
a great deal. He takes great pride
in his company, which mskes a
good showing on all occasions. All
interested ia the drlll are invited to
be present.