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New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
urAVy FALL or SNOW ~ MAINE.

Bangor Maine. April 3.-Bangor was cut o" from Il,
communication with Boston by wire nenry a.. .'. 81.
last night and this morning. owing 10 neasy
snowstorm. which down the wires A"ou' n'N
inches OF snow fell here. and the wind pew sa.e
o"s,sna wo,,e April s-There was heavy fai.
Of this state last s,T. Vshs sven s%' way
anOW fell
New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
r,ycs coUyTY TRACTION COMPANY.

Albany. April s-The Kings County Iracuoh CU"- c',"
,anv with It's principal office in New-forh ny
which was incorporated few days ago. cer'neu 'o
day TO the Secretary OF state that II nau m
GO canitaI stock from 5000 to si5ooooo The com
narv has a paid-in capita. OF 5000. and no dep's
or liabilities The certificate is signed for me com
pany by p F. vaughn "a and A. sas snsdf for
ry tha ynrSyviiage of increasing its capital STOCK
New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
1awuAKER ACCUSED OF STEALING.

T., poso Tex, April 3-Israe NJ King who Is
r,enber OF the New Mexico Legislature from Silver
city was arrested In Juarez. Mex. to-day. on the
charge OF stealing Mexican calves while driving
cattle over the border at Palemas. King claims to
hnve bill of sale for the stock and says the charge
\. made by an enemy for spite He will have to
In taIl until his bond Is approved at Chihuahua
T%o Wsshinrton authorities have been appealed to.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
ENGLISHMEN AFTER ANACONDA MINES.
REVIVAL OF THE REPORT THAT THE GREAT
MONTANA COPPER PROPERTIES
WILL BE SOLD.

Butte Mont April 3.-The report Is again crcn-
lated that the whole Of the great Anaconda copper
mining properties are pass into the hands OF Eng
lish capitalists. Hamilton Smith representing 'ne
evndicate which recently purchased third iniereet
T., ,hs s2o M, DO worth OF stock is again coming 10
t,,,e and will arrive on the 22d. His mission, IL
IL said is to make further examination OF inc
mines and report on the advisabiliy oil ohcrhs
$50 o,o 0) for the remaining wothirds OF the STOCK
The companys officials refuse 10 taih apo"' INV
New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
NOT ALL DROWNED ~ RAINY RIVER.
COLONEL NAFF AND THE UNITED STATES
DEPUTY-MARsHAL MANAGED TO

Crookston. MINI. April 3-Coonel Adam f. Nam
who Yesterdays reports said. had gone through the
ice on Rainy piver and been drowned. with his
entire party. returned from the trip this morning
safe and sound. The report that they were
drowned was started by eettlers and Indians on the
northern boundary, and originated In the fact that
the party did meet with disaster on the river and
all went thrt ugh Colonel Nan and the United
States Deputy Marshal escaped, and succeeded In
getting horses and returning to civilization. but the
other members the party were drowned being
swept under the ice
New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
CARLISLE THE PRESIDENTS FATORITE
ADMINISTRATION INFLUENCE LIKELY TO BE EX
ERTED FOR THE sEcRETARYs NoMINA-
TION AT CHICAGO


Washington. April (SpeciaD.-When asked to-day
about the r'imors that Secretary Carlisle Will IN
few days enter the race for the Democratic Presi-
Dental nomination. Representative McCreary, or
Eentuckv one OF the Democratic sound-money lead
ers Of that State. said
Secretary Carlsles Kentucky friends are very
anxious that he should become caEdidate ana mere
is A strong demand from every part OF fhe country
1 am for him and believe that he will allow his name
10 be used Under all the circumstances think ne
is the proper man for the place and that ne Is the
strongest Democrat who can be nominated.
Democratic politicians are now wondering whetner
Secretary Olney will also consent to allow the use
of his name but The opinion seems TO be that ne
Will not enter the race II Mr.. Carlisle IS IN IT, Inc
opinion also seems TO be general that the Admh-
istraton's influence will be exerted In oenall OF !hs
Kentucky candidate and that he will receive the
almost undivided support of Administration Demo-
Gratis In every part OF the country
New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
r,,IrD HIS WIFE AND MOTHER-IN-LAW.

clinton ILL., April 3-James Pollen quarrelled with
.,s ,,,fe late this afternoon account OF atten-
lions she had been receiving from another man.
His wife's mother. Mrs. William McMillen. de-
tended her daughter Pollen became enraged; seized
shotrun and killed both the women He then
attemnied to commit suicide by throwing himself
under the wheels Of a passing train. He received
Injuries which may prove fa&L
New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
Az EDITOR COMMITS SUICIDE.

Philadelphia. april 3.-Thomas Wharton. MEM
ber Of the editorial staff OF THE Philadelphia
Times" committed suicide this morning BY jump
ing from the foirth-story window OF his boarding
house No so4 spruce-st He was thirty-six years
old and is believed to have been suffering from
temDorary insanity.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
TAKING THE UNITED PRESS SERvICE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l

Troy April 3.-The first Issue OF The Troy Da'iy
Record" OF this city VIII appear tomorrow morn
Ing The paper Will be published by a corporation
q, which + NJ T. Pine is president. The politics
vu, be Republican, George +. Swain. OF New
York will be the editor. The Daily Record VIII
,eceiye the dispatches OF the New-forK state AS
sociatel-I nited Press.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
FOR A NEW CUSTOM HOUSE
FAVORABLE REPORT ON MR. QUIGG's BILL
ORDERED.
IT APPRoPRIATEs 100000 TO BUILD NEW
STRUCTURE on THE PRESENT SITE

Washington. April 3.-The House Committee
on Public Buildings and Grounds to-day unani-
mously ordered a favorable report to be made
on Representative Quiggs bill to build $4,000
900 Custom House In New-York on the site OF
the present building.
A suitable building is to be rented until the
new structure Is completed. few changes sug-
gested by Secretary Carlisle were made In the
BILL but otherwise 1t stands as presented by Mr..
Quigg and looks to the speedy erection Of a new
Custom House.
Collector Kilbreth yesterday afternoon received a
dispatch from Congressman Qugg. reading: Com
mttee on Public Buildings unanimously ordered
favorable report on my bill without change"
The bill referred to is the well-known bill intro
duced by Congressman Quigg, of this city, TO
authorize the building of new Custom House In
Wall-st., on its present site.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
losses Ry THE BRUNSWICK FIRE.

Savannah. Ga. April 3-To-day's estimates OF the
losses by the Brunswick fire put the total at about
sI00 COO No accurate statement Is yet obtainable
New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
LANGDON HELD FOR TIE GRAND JURY.

Philadelphia. April 3.-The coroner's inquest In
the case Of Annie McGrath was held this morning.
Samuel P. Langdon. who wss arrested on suspicion
OF having caused the death Of Miss McGrath. was
held for the Grand jury. :.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-04
THE STEEL POOL FORMED.
,,>,1rr AGREEMENTS REACHED AT
YESTERDAYS MEETING.

,srn PRICES FOR STEEL BII-LETs-ALLor-
xr OF PRoDUcTION-A COMBINATION OF
MILLS WHICH PRODUCED 100000 TONS
LAST YEAR-CoNFERENcE WITH
TIN-PLATE MEN-A FINAL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
Derhteh1eu.
pearl Brvdn'5 Grmorouua.

Peurt StYdH > VrWorouH9.
Die Bel Sort Sbomas, Rp., anfgefunbene
fopflDfe 2ei6e zines jungen MGb9ens III
ibpn am lebten Wtitttpp9 als bic Der Qearl
8rpaH, elmer So9ter bes etipa 5tpei Mfeiierl
BON Green Gatle, Snb., ~fpo6n6aften anaez
fe6enen 6armers q. g. 8rDan ibentifiairt
iporben unb bic gtncinndtier poli3ei bat i'm
2dufe Der Bo6e cine srpBe An8abl bon
S9ulbbetpeiien gegen Scott Sadfon, eineu
Stubenten I'M 5dbndr3tG. college in Green
cdftIe, unb alpn5o 90. 8ofling, einen Stu
bencpIegen Sadfon's, aIs bic biteften 8erz
iiber bes Worbes gefammelt. 8eibe finb
g%eftdnbig, an benz 8erbre9en betbeiligt gsz
ipefen gu fein, bo9 iu9t Sober bic 6auptz
f9ulb auf ben anbern 81 pdl3en. SIS 1T erz
mittelt porben, bdB an Pearl 8rbdn eiile
abortion borgenommen tpurbe nnb bab {e
e1ttpeber on ben SOlgen berfelben Ifatb ober
obii9tli9 getDbtet tpurbe, ltm fe aug benz
@ege gu f9dfFen. NIs Der angebli9e 8erfH6s
rer bes MdbGens ipurbe Biuiom Wpobg,
Der So9n zines 9eiitIi9en aus SOUTH 8trb,
Snb., berbdftet unb nod Cincinnati qebrd6t,
mo audi Sddlon unb 8aning nod6 in Saft
Tinb.
9eueroings lit nod cine tpihtiae 9er5on
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
Ge11erHhriinTte.

Gin Samitog Morgen gu friiber Stunbe IN
Me&eesport, Ya., ausgebrodenes 5ener bat
ben 8erlut zines observation-disclosures unb bic
3erftOrung BON @tgentbum i'm Wertbe BON
100000 CUR Solge eebabt. Inter ben ger
ft0rten @ebduoen befinbet fi9 MltmeDer's
Sbedter, in tpeG9em Der Meaeesport 9eralb
fem @ef9GftslofaG bate.
@u4 bas a~ngren5enbe @obnbals BON
geter Strong, Poaarb's SutpeGierlaben unb
Oietri6's 2eibftdG tpurben BON ben 6laraz
men er9riffen, bic iebod ge10f9t tpurben,
ebe betrG9tli9er @9aben angerid6tet mar.
Gin Seler in Dem fe9slt0disen Gebdltbe,
go. 9-11 6rdnflinftr., bat Samftag Mor=
gen ei1en S@uben ppn $4,000 angeridtet.
Den bauptid9li9fen 8erluf baben folgenbe
#Sirnen erlitten: Sobn Stmons C 60.
$4,000; @impfOn &c gerfins $4,000 unb
90. 90. Sennin9s $4,000; bag @ebGube
purbe Inn 8etrage bon $4,000 6e{9Goiet.
Die !P0telei Der. rSri1GttD Pading g."
purbe Samftag Morgen burcb cine 6eusrsz
brunif beimgeIu9t unb total einged19ert.
Ser 8erluft 'betrdgt $4,000, tpobon $7O,=
900 bur9 8erfi9erung 9ebedt ftnb.
Der Mormonentempel in 8rigbambille 1T
Sonntd9 abgebrannt. 8erluf $4,000.
9ienitag Moreen bra9 in benz Srodenz
raume bes @ilfeD 6ouie, i'm @rbge16ofe,
6euer aug, peIdes bic 224 9dfte bes 9ote1s
in 10 9etudItiee N~ufre9un9 betfebte, boB bieIe
BET benz @erfu9e, fid aus benz GebGrbe gu
retten, bic Sreppen binunttr f~tiraten, ODE:
in Sbnma9t fielen.
9te 9afIen todren nit Gdt9 an9efiiGt,
unb NQes beutete barduf bin, baB bas Sc
bdrbe eth Rdub Der 6fdnmen -perben tpiirbe.
9as Geuer purpe dber in tur3er 3eit 9ez
l0f9t, unb balb bdrauf tparen bic @dite i'm
6tanbe, fi9 tpieber auf lire 3tt1mer gu Be-
seben. Der gauge an9eri6tete @9aben be-
IduFt fi9 auf nt9t mebr. aGs ouf $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
Qu SLANT ..
Ueut56IdHo.

Sn SoIge bes bon ben Nnbdngern Der
9oppelpdbrung in Oeutf9ldnb auf bic Gez
gierung ausgeiibten Orudes bat ii9 Die 2ebz
tere gu elmer Grtldrun9 iiber biefen @egenz
ltanb oeranldBt gefeben. Ser &ei9sfan5ler
Shirt Sobenlobs lieB fi@ nGnlfi9 in
Der Samitags Sibung bes Rei9stages
it6er bic bon Der Ge9ierung be5iislia
Der ibtsrin befolgten politif pernebs
men. @r fu9te u. o.: nWir ba6en Die
5rdge Der 8sbung unb 5tdrtung bes Gil
bertpertbes nit ben 8unbesregierungen tn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
9ernttfd1tea.
10. Il. GfeIiiR genorben.

8iliom s. @ngltfb, elmer Der berborru.
9enbten @tadtsmdnner SSnbidna's, Der i'm
Sabre 1880 neben Sen. 9anepd als 8ieea
rGIibentI6aftssG anbtbat auf benz bemofra=
tif9sn Wab15etteG ifdn6, 1T 5reitdg Nad)z
mittdg IL nbr IS Minuten in ietner Nob=
nung i'm 6ote1 gngliIb in Snbianapolis Jez
ftorben. Gr bate 5tpei Wohen at, ber Grip
pc g%elitten, Dor me6reren ga9sn trot Gbeu-
mottsmus bin8u unb bic 9er3tbdtigteit moi
~offi5irt. gnglifb hanb i'm "A. 2ebensidbre
Oas 2et9en6egdn9niB fdnb Sonntao
Ia9mittag tim 2 1tbr BON gngGifb's 9otel
aus, itdtt. Der 2einen5ug mar elmer bes
groBdrtt9ften, tpet9e ientdls in Snbianaz
polis 9eieben pprben finD. gf9lifb mar
Der rei6Ite Mann in Der @tabt unb fetu
@igentbum ipirb auf flint Bis iieben Miaio-
men gef4dbt.
Goo eiHes pionier5.
Spbn &infef, Elm alter 9ionier bon Stiz
nois, 1T Montag Morgen in 9utnep gez
torben. ST mar bpr 65 Sdbren rdf
QuincD eefommen uno fat Diele Sabre lang
etn 9otel betrieben.
stirbt all Morpbium. b..
pouG ganfretius, sc. g., profefTor bet
pbilofopbie i'm Sdds Snfitut in SEEN gorf,
1T Mtttpp9 in feiner Dobnuns IN Mot4
pbiumbersiftung geItorber.
S~eibfntoro ans 10th.
9. 8. Goodyear, angebli9 Elm Sobn bes
@tzMapors .. s. @ooopedr BON Mempbis,
Semi, nrrbe. Dienitag Woreen in einem
binigen 9~ogirbaufe gu st. Souls toot
borgefunben. Ser iurge Mann bate
fi9, fpeil er teine 0rbeit bate er@
langen f0nnen unb feline Mittel boG@
ftdnbi9 duf bic Beige gegdngen iparen, in
Der @sr5tpeiflung init Strp4nin oergiftst.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12

9rei 2ei9e1, bururter bic beg 4upitdns Mrz
thur 8totpn, ftnb ans 2dnb geipiilt tnoroer.
Oie Observation-Disclosures muBte UNI
tbGtig auIe6en, fpie bic 2eute ertranfen, ba
es unrn0ali6 mar, Elm Boot in Die 8ranbung
binaus3nf9affen. 9as S9iff tpar BON
8elfait, Wfe.
Ser nit &oblen belabene S9poner
/, SteIa" 1T .Somntag 4benb dpd6ret1o zines
beftigen @turnres u~nterbalb. G9e 8eu9 bel
9ampton, g. g., 9etranbet unb oollltdnbig
gu @runbe gegarrgen. 9te fieben a0pfe
|ftarfe 8emannllng apurbe gerettet.
Der 9reimait ter rNfianca", Elm @9ooner,
Der leBten Ganrstas aals Nep OOrt abfubr,
franoete Gonntag Mbenb auf 8lum Sslano
unb tpurbe sertriimmert. 9reiqtann ertranz
fen, brei tpuben 9~erettet. Ser S9ooner batg
400 gonuen &oblen fir ct. Sobn, q. g.,
Rnno ipurbe BON Capt. WtaIons befebigt
5wei hi1ocr crfdIaseu.
9ur@ Elm sse1er, neI1es in elmer Cottage
an SORT 9amiItOn 4penne in 8roof=
Jpn, &C.. g., .entftanb, nurben Sonnz
tag 3lpet &tnoer 9et0btet nno etr
iuneer Msann ermfGi9 perlebt. 9ie uns=
gefomnrenen &inber finb bic 9idbrrg(
Minnie @pe4t nnb Der 7idbriee 9arrr
goben. Ser 18iGbrise GbtporO Sill erlitt
etnem 96enfelbru9, erntlihe gertebunseu
Der aopfbaut utb auetfduneen. am &Drz
per. 9ie Cottage tuar ni3t bepobnt nnf
oas ssetter mar aus u%nbefannter 11rfd9t
entftanben. 8pm 9an5en @ebGltbe todl
muir Der @9prnitein iteben geblieben. @onn=
tag Na9mittag ipurben bic Sriimmer boz
elmer ar5dbf ainber befu9t, dts pl0Bli9 be1
S9prnitein einitiirate unb bas oben &c.
f6ilberte ltnaIid. anri9tete. @s bauert'
cine ganae Stltrbe, bis Bite &irber beraus.
ge59offt tparer.
KeFelsGrpIoion.
9urb bic grplpftpn zines DumpffefelS
in gaptudet. 81, s., bot MDntds Elm Mam
bas 2ebsn etngebiiBt, unb finf dnbere fla:
BEN 8erlebun9en %erlitten. 9te grplofior
fanb in ber 8aumtpoqfpinneret Der Plum,
C 9ppe" ftatt. -
GIenS urneefomtaen.
peter Ntfins, Gigent6iimet ber Berf=
ftdtte 5unr &epariren bon 5ubrtperfer
in Mtbbleton, q. g., fubr SamTtu
init Der 23id9rigen Maub &enp fpa:
5ieren. sic fubren iiber ben SluB @aatif
inbem fie bic BEL 6pptins beftnbti6e 8riidC
benubten, uro in Der 9umfel6eit serietb ut.
fins bon Wege ab unb fubr auf bic iber=
flutbete Biefe L. 9as Baffer ftano 9 SUIT
bod, unb bas Paar ftelte ii9 nun i'm Wu=
gen aufreebt unb rtef laut um 9iilfe. 0sl
SranaoIe 8eaupre fu9te i6nen &ettung 81
~bringen, iebo4 Dbne @rfolg. .9ie Rdltt
Gdbmte Bite 8rdfte ber ungEadtid9en unb fl
~ertranten. Sonntas Mtttog fanb man. gu.
nd9ft Nttin's 2eide unb AM @benb bic 2eidt
Waub's. 2ebtere bling an einem Gta9el=
brabt, cine balbe Meile pom @agen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
SdifTsunfduc.

9tr NIT &obfen mad eiuem Dftz
Iihen 9afen rbeIttmmte G3ooner p5toz
rtba" lit cine bdlbe meile pon Sdz
lisburp : Bead 9eftronbet. Die gaetz
tundsmannf6afteu bon gGum : Ssldnb
petfu9ten, bds @9iff nit einem Rettungss
fell I'll errei1en, mas dber feblf9lug. afs
Der Gduoner f9eiterte, bemertte man fieben
MtGtner i'm Satellpert.
Die 5loriOu ging Sonntdg @6enb Inn 10
ubr in Sriimmer: bic Mofte ~ftir3ten narls
lid pl0bli6 lin, 10 bdB Die fieben I'M 3dfels
inert befinbti6tn 2eute ins @a6er f~tar3ten'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12

+ Cine D.peide aus &Om an
lie n2onoon Dai1p Neps" fuat
bic prin5effin Marie 2ouiIe por
Bourbon babe ben popft erfu6+, i9rt
Gbe nit benz Jiirften Serbinano bon 8ulz
gdrien fir nidttg gu e~rtliren, neil Der ssiitft
GIT ber 8etebrung feines 5o0z
mes 8Oris CUR grie6ifdztat6pli14en air6e
1etne 3uftmmnng ertbeilt babe. Wie Der
Correspondent bin8ufiiet, bat Der papt Der
prtn3effin obigen S9ritt piberratben.
Der pfarrer 6oban tit gum gif6of bon
Seranton, ga., erndnnt morben.
prin3 9einri9 BON YreuBen lit nit elmer
gotI4dft Dom aatfer @il6elm in gtnm ei1qc=
troffen unb tpirb cine 3uIommenfunft ber
beiben 9errf9er pprbereiten.
Die Tddrihten aug Mftita fauten INNER
NOD ptoerfprebenb. IS III un9epiB, of
Der &Onig Weenelef feline 4ngriffsbetpeaun=
gen nod fortfebt, I'm ben General 8dra=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12

9utd1 bic @rplpftpn zines 9anpffefels
in gaptudet. SC. s., bat Rnntd9 Elm Mann
bas 9ebsn eingebiiBt, unb fiinf anbere baz
BEN 8erleBungen erlitten. 9te @rplofion
fanb in ber 8aumtpoQipinnerei Der vNure
C 9ppe" ftatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12

tpel9e ft9 cine Mebrbeit Der iebt in Srdnsz
pdal %tpobnenben perfonen betlagen, ab3u=
~itatten."
SIN britten Sbetle tbrer Gebe beiBt es:
nOie @~ermebrung unb 9erbeHerung Der
5lotte 1T Der tpidbtisfte @e9enifdnb, auf
pelben Sbre 8emiibungen geri9tet fein
perben unb tpeI4er obne 3tpeifel Sbre bole
4ufmerfIanteit in 4nipru9 nebmen ipirb. "
SD bebaltere, fagen gu miiKen, baB unz
Iere neutrality-suspicious. 3uftdnbe bic
bsnfbar traurigiten iinb, nnb tperben .sSS6nen
Mabregeln bDrgelegt tperoen, tpelhe gum
3fped baben, Der Notbldge biefes Snbuitrie=
5peiges db5ubelfen."
5rob bes feu9ten nno nebeligen Wetters
batten fid Mittpo9 Morgen in Cones auf
Der Sniel Wigbt 3ablrsi9e 8e1uber einge=
%funben, um ben itenbli9en 1eberreiten
bes Brinaen 9einri9 bon 8atten=
5era, bes @atten. Der Brin5eifin 8edz
trice, bic lebte @bre gu ertpeiien. Die
leberfibrung Der 2ei6e BON benz &reu5er
glenbeim auf Die t0nigli6e 0a9t Ilberta
bate Dienftag in portsmoutb itdttgefunben
On 8oro. Der Nlberta tpnroe Die el6e unter
benz @eleite bes Brin5en BON Wales, Der
grtncefftn Beatrice, bes 9er3o9s BON gonz
nauabt unb Der Yrin3en 2ouis nnb Srana
ppu 8attenberg nd9 Cones iibergefiibrt.
Na1 Der Mntunft I'M Srinitp pier fanb
F6 bic R0nigin NIT ben 8attenbers19en
Rinbern Elm.
Die 2ei9e bIieb tpdbrenb Der gan5en
y1ddt an 8prb bet 4lbertd.
geaen 10 ubr bsgaben fi4 Der 9erdoQ
BON gonnati9bt unb Die 9er5o9tn bon III
banp nnb etpos fpdter bic grin5eIiin Sea-
trice, berer 8inber urb bic prilt5eIiia
aouife su Wagen bon Osborne 9ouie nod
Gotpes, tpo file fia an 8orb bsr alberta"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-28
And thar was the last u vasquez.
Philadelphia Times


II suppose" said an Old resident NJ
piusburg that you sometimes mail
letters In those street boxes which
Cpcu 90 the tOpt You ptl down the
Ia. lay The letters be- illi, then let got
DO you ever look 90 see if your letters
have drorr'd 90 the batlomt Nor
Potter lock ext timc Let mr tell you
% i'itlp CAT 'irnce of my own. laN
sunday ! had three letters which |
WAS anxiurs should reach their dealt
nation the next day. ! dropped them
in q box on Smiihhcll street as ! went
90 church After letting the lid fall
prcrud Ia the slit and there were those
three letters stuck near the top uf the
box | thought they would shake down
VIXEN some one else mailed q letter.
hu; after church | pcrred IN the box
again. ana there they were still.
with an additional one stuck near |
Thought the carrier would get them On
hi8 rounds. ami 80 | went home On
Monday morning. SIS I passed the box,
] locked again. There wcrc those let.
tiers SIN | asked the policeman at
the cCmcr 10 tel the carrier about
them when he opened the box. hut tho
oiiiccr did not take any Interest IN the
'nsttcr A I la the afternoon those
letters were stlll stuck .and 'ricd tn
disl dgc them with stick. hut could
mot touch them. Then went Ia the
!oStuiIicc and reported The natter \
man there said the box had hcrn
Hnpilcd sixteen times that day, and hc
,litn't srr how the carrier could hayr
IN led o. cet them However hr would
'cll him. ! suppose those letters final,
ly got started. for when ! looked lntu
zoe sllt ON "Wednesday my letters Were
gDuc Int some he 70 different colurrd
vu,clOps Lad lccn caught 90 The sam,
nap That is not thc only bbN !
have had similar trouble with. Pitts
burg ChUn.cic-rclcWsph.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-28

And he shrugged his shoulders and
smiled.
"Do Yen feel that you deserve your
fatcy' snleunly asked the reporter.
well. that does not much matter,
he answered, lighting cigar While
I never Killed anybody myself per-
mltied my men "a do so. and n the eye
ct the law that g. ihp same thing, so !
mupp,sr | deserve what Is golng Ia
Happen since ! cannot help myself
! am content
"'no yn hcllcv, IN q hcraficry
asked the solemn reporter.
"'NO-dp yuuf be- asked m return.
his black eyes twinklgg.
The Solemn reporter grlncd, aud $50
did Nasqlcz
"'Thc pylcst las hrcn here. lie
say there g. another world Tie b. q
grcd man and hcl.cvcs Il. Very well,
I de- not know. Rut CprlUusiy, | die a
Christian. Catholic. as | have lived.
VIII ytu pardon me, gentlemen. u |
rSl Nuu To- lulk about something else
than myself! am glad 10 see you. l
Ike company. The weather ls peas
ant. chy
"ilr leaned hack In his rude chair
with an animated counlcaancc ready
Ia chat. Ike one who wished u while
away dragging hours. H. had about
fourteen az them lrfi.
"Thr mans face was strong and
nrnl lie was "a the prime of He End
IN perfect health. His cnurag, had
lten proved IN many a bio dy iirhi,
ard " hy mtdUllnr an MS visitors Il
word lave given him onr chancc Va q
Thousand o. escape that charcr would
,avr hcn taken ard q It thanked for
o. rs % WIS. De- SMILED cordially,
ard accepted tn Inevitable with man
d cawrusUrc.
ellis pUlicucss wg8 lunXhausiihir.
Tie editor of enc ~ the local mprrs
cam, 'r. greeted llm with q bolster
tns MARTY napi %, prc tn cheer
t,'' corlrwrrl gul display to thc
'.p ri3n journalists h's superior
iriimscy Wth q celebrated character
T,r clr.r actually took COPS ot IBIS
Ia.r iru his packet aLd, with thr
rs's. Z fup". sc you want o. hear
n'i GAUi vOu Tonight 80
Gown aHt rnd io Na.pu three solid
''upW uNHr, h'a crime preparations
OH" iap-'ue End q u'uuic dreCr.n
f.n Of tar r flows. With mention ol
ibr other criminals vhl had stepped
u,ui..
'rl'a performance appalled, the &c.
ptvg,. iWl Nas.r.. h.u % Too silence
uIt'. 90 % vince rg % irNyH
+,ehrfin ANuule afrte.rs1 nuU fhU
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-28
FOR The MEN.

Tho man who talks most about herd
times does most to make times hard.
No man Is ignorant who knows
enough to conceal what he doesn't
know.
Night concoala less than q reveals.
Il hides world, but reveals a universe.
There are men who ere false IN their
sincerity, and sincere only On M,lr
ialsehood.
"Snapp Is one man who knows
exactly how TO manage his wife"
What's his schcmeg' Lets her have
her own way always"
4 recently deceased bishop. on the
sunday before DC married his second
wife. preached from the text. 1t Is no,
good Tor man 10 De alone"
The man who b. jealous and en-
vious OF his noighbors success has Goes
In his heart who can bring more bitter.
ness into his lie than can any out8ii,
enemy,
Industry. economy and prudence ar,
the .ofCrunners Of success. They ere.
CO that admirable combination Of pow.
- In one. which always conduces u
c.antual prosperity.
From an sides YOU get az you give
II you deal with men In the critical, ces,
loriovs temper. men will do so with
you. II you make the best Of others
others will make the best Of you.