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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
4 RULD ROBBERY.
Money and Bicycle stolen From T. -.
Spicer of Dover.

money ana StDieH from u.
Spicer of Dover.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
Dover, May 20. "A eolored burglar,
whose name is known, crawled into a
second story window at the residence
of I. b. Spicer early this morning.
He went direct to the room where Mr..
and Mrs. Spicer were sleeping and
uoted Mr.. Spicer's trousers pockets
of SO, after which be went to the first
floor, and taking bicycle belonging
to Fora Houston, broke out rear door
and rode to the depot, where he pur-
chased a ticker for Philadelphia and
left on the .. 80 express for that city.
lie left the bicycle at the station,
where it WAS recovered ny its owner
this morning.
There were several guests in tht
house, but as far as is known none Of
their effects we're disturbed.
1t was reported here 10 day thai
Thomas jackson, vino went tu PhiIa
delphia hospital few days ago to have
an operation performed, had diud there,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
EXAMINE WALKING COSTUME HpoM rAppee,s BAZAR
Copyright, 1897, by Harper & Brohers1

put ON above the velvet, and down the
front breadths are. also bands Of the
same. Tbe waist is tight fitting,
trimmed back and front with tho bands
put on to cross each other. Yoke collar
and sleeves a;e made of the taffeta
striped with black velvet ribbon. At
velvet bow, the ends of which extend
to the hem of the skirt.
Hat in tcque shape trimmed with
tatfeta, black velvet ribbon, and an aig
rette of flowers. Parasoi of white tatfeta.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Injured While stea,iu. a Ride.

Charles W. Christian, giving his resi-
dence as No, 22.l North Seventeenth
street, Philadelphia, was picked up in
the west yard on Saturday suffering
from severe scaln wound and slight
injuries to his left arm and side. The
injured man said that be was riding on
freight train from Baltimore and
fearing arrest as pagrant, attempted
TO alight. The employees of the p, W.
s. B. raiiruah who picked the man up,
dressed his injuries and he paid his
fare to Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Railruaa Eraes.
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION.
.Dinlng Car. iDaily. tWeek-days.

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION.
Dining Car. gDaily. iWeek-days,
i1 Except Saturday.
FOR THE WEST.
8. 80 a. IN. daily. Plttspurg, Chicago. Cincinnati
louisville and 81. Louis. Dining Car,
1928 n. uy daily for PittsbuIg and Chicago
no coaches TO Pittsburg.l
1913 D. IN. Limited" Pittsburg, Chicago.
Cleveland, Toledo Cincinnati, Louisville and
ST. Louis. dining Carr
1@.25 p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Cleveland.
4. 80 y. m. daily, pittsburE, Nashville lvia Gin
cinnatb, and St. Louis, DINING CarJ
$50 p. III. daily, Pittsburg. Chicago and Cleye-
land: and Toledo, exc pit saturday.
1927 p. in. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati aud St
Louis.
land aud Toledo, except Saturday.
Niagara, Rochester and Kane Expross, $3.50 a 10
Elmira and remove Express .......... 1225 p IN
Wiiliamsport Express, Sundays...... 4,30 y m
Rochester and Buffalo kxpress -. ts50 p m
Erie, Rochester and Buffalo Express. III 20 p M
/ ock Haven Express. ..... IA 30 a. M, s435 p IN
Cumberland Valley Railroad i.30, $50 q. M,
12.25, 4.3j p. m, weekdays, l1,20 p. m. tx ept
Saturdays. sundays, 4,30 a IN. and i30 and
ll,20p. IN.
soHUYLKILL DIVISION.
For phnnisvllle, iotlstown and Reading, 5,5I,
S.35 and 10. 10 a. m, 2.10, 4.10, 5.5 andT. p.
M snndays, $50 and 9.:23 q. M, 10, 5,40 and
$40 y. IN. Ph9nixyille only, T.i2 d.. IN. and
4.24 and IL .ST p. IN. week-days.
For Poitsviile, 55T s35, 1919 a. m, 210. An and
I'll p. m. weekdays. Sundays, $50, D.23 a. m.
and $40 p. M.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
EnK TIiE SnIrru
DELawaRE DIy,sIoS

For New Castle, sl3 1ll5a nj, 2,5l, 43O, g. Il,
655 Dol p; m, and l2.10 night Sundays, 0.5I D..
m, IL. 10 night
For Leyes, S.l9 m, 427 p m, weekdays.
i'et a. M, "bl, All and 11.5b p. IN. Sundays.
ll.b6 y. IN. Z
For Wyoming and way stations, 6a5 p. M,
Express for Cape Charles. Old Poin, Comfort
ana Norfolk, ll.Oi a. IN, weekdays, and ll.56 p.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
FOR THE wESr.
q. 30 a. m: daily, Pittsburg chicago, Cincinnati,
Louisville and ST. Louis. Dining cary
10. II. IN. daily, for Pittsburg and Chicago
tNo coaches ~ pittsburg,
is.IO p m daily, limited Pittsburg, Chi
cago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati, louisville
and ST. Louis. Dining cars
-. 90 u. IN. daily, Fhttsburg and Cleveland
$50 y. m. daily RitlsDurg, Cincinnati, sash
Vile via Cincihnati>, aud ST. Louis. Dining
$50 p. m. daily, pittsburg, Chicago and Cley.-
land; and Toledo, except Saturday.
ST. Louis.
u.ao p. m; daily, pittshurg and Chicago; Glove.
land and Toledo, except saturday,
80 Congressional Limited Express. All Yes.
upuie satlor ,ars and Diaing Car. No extra
iale oiher than the usual Pullman charge
,,Nl llhlted Express. Nesubule Parlor Cars
| NJ extra fare. f'HS ''
Tho wilmington Transfer Comppny will call
| dences. '' 'io'o'' '"u ies'-
, For further information passengers are ro-
ierred 70 Ihe ticket agent at the station, ~
j. u, HUTCHINSON, j k WCoD
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Ageut
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Died of pgnhtnerin.

Mrs. Jennie Orland W. Beggs, wife
of Aleyander II. Beggs of No. 205 West
street, this city. died at her home FRI.
DAY morning of diphtheria. The case ia
particularly sad when it is recalled that
the only child. son, aged 10 years.
died Of the same disease the previous
Monday,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Levied on by the sheriff.

Special Correapendence OF 1azette ana donrnal
Little Creek. May 30. Sheriff Shaw
of Kent county yesterday lowed on the
effects OF John Hendricl;son, general
strekeeper mere, OF claim OF about
s70D, held by Philadelphians.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Death of Mrs. Lydia sylvester.

Ms. Lydia Sylvester, aged 81 years,
wife Of John Sylvester. and daughter
of the late Henry Lynn OF Wilmington,
died in Philadelphia on Thursday.
Her funeral took place Sunday after,
Mole street, Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
HN RAIIRnAn GnMpANN

TIME TABLE, in effect November I'D 1895.
Trains leave Wilmington tFrench street sta
tion1 Tor b. a. 0. junction. Montchanin, Winter
thur, Guyencourt Granogue, Cossart, Chadds
Ford junction, ,Pocopson, West Chester, EN-
breevil!c, Mortonrille, Coatesville, and inter-
mediate stations, daily, except sunday, at T.20
a. M, 10 i.05 and d,04 p. IN. Sunday only, sos
q, H., 2 10 and iU5 p, m.
For Waynesburg junction, Springfield and In
termediRte stations, daily, except sunday, at
80 a. In, 210 and los p, in Sunday only at
sos n. IN, =. 10 and 4,05 p. M.
For Joanna, Birdsbogo, Reading and inter-
mediate stations daily, except sunday, at 10
a. N. Rnd 2.10 p. m. Sundsy only, S.Os q. IN.
and e. p. IN.
A, G. MCCAUSLANp. B0WNESS BRIGGS,
Superintendent. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Held for Court.

Special CorresnondoEce of Gazette and Journal
Willow Grove, May 29.-Carroll
Harris. colored. was arrested yester-
day Ivy Constable Moore. on the charge
OF harboring girl. He was given a
bearing before Magistrate W. r..
tioodep, who held him in $500 bail for
court.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Of CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR INTEREST. I.

Tho largest number OF Endeayor
Societies 10 une church is in the Rev.
Russell n. Conwell's Baptist Temple,
in Philadelphia. There are ! separate.
yet united. societies among the mem
bers of that congregation. The lem
perance COMMITTEES OF the senior society
has ascertained the nationality Ut
over 10, 900 persons occupied In keeping
liquor saloons in the city of Pliiladel-
phia, that 7,63S are Roman Catholics:
3,O41 are of Irish nationality; 2, S1lr
Germans; 56S English; 4a7 Scotch go
negroes. 205 Americans; 1856 French 1;
l60 Welsh lilo Spanards; lS Italians:
Chinamen, and ? Jews. afa
A MISSIONARY KINDERGARTEN.
MIR. Mershon's missionary course for
juniors is recommended most highly in
letter reca'ved from Miss Bean, secre
tary OF the Stamford, Conn. Union.
She has tried .'fhe Inuian Village"
with her juniors and found them fas-
cinated with it. Cutting out OF card
hoard the Indians, COWBOYS, soldiers,
| forr, houses. church, and the'like, ind
arranging them 30 that they would look
like veritable village, furnished Q very
| pleasant Saturday afternoon's g labor,
and the juniors were greatly interested
/ and learned much about missions. she
suggests that where a society cannot
| afford the course by themselves, Tit
costs 81 for each meeting) they could
| combine to obtain the course. Or buy a
set and afterwards rent it, IL is pub
lishe1 by A. d. +. Randolph & Co., New
| York.
i THEY ARE READY FOR Usl
| The last meetinp pf. the Golden Gate
Union previous to the great convention
| has been held. and was an enthusiastic
| gathering. The First Congregational
| Church in which the meeting was held
was crowded TO the doors. The building
was ablaze with purple and gold. The
| reception committee we're there with
their white caps ribboned with purple
and lettered with gold. All was joy
because of the difficulties overcome.
When the audience was asked to show
its appreciation of the successful work
Of the '97 committee, men applauded,
women waved their handkerchiefs, and
there WAS round after round of cheers
Yet there was something else besides
bubbling enthusiasm. for after the Rev.
r. +. Coyle had made his address upon
practical Conservation, almost the
entire audience expressed, by rising,
their willingness to copRecrate them,
selves in true sense to Him who gave
us all. f
ROLL OF HONOR. M. l..
There is to be a roll of honor at Sar
Francisco. Every Christian Endeavo
Society junior, intermediate, young
peoples or senior-that during the yea
has given slO or more, to the cause .
, missions, should have a nlace on thii
roll of honor. 1t is hoped that all En-
deavor Societies that have won tbl
right to this distinction will at onct
notify Secretary Baer, giving tn
amount of their contributions to mis-
sions. This should be done, il for nj
other reaHons, because of the inspiration
that comes from the knowledge OF hoy
much the Endeavorers are doing t
help the missionary cause. This know
ledge will inspire us to larger gift
next year.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Edmnnd rownsenn nl.s nf enrnIpsis.

"'"' -"''N ''eH ~ arHysrs
Edmund Townsend, whp was stricken
with paralysis at his home at Centre
Vile, Nd, on May Goth, died Friday.
The funeral took on Saturday, inter
ment being made at Odessa. lie was
the father of Mrs. W. S. Lodnum of
this city, go
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
ROLL OF HONOR.
sen,sno.a m tho Ga,,.vs for life.

Rome, Italy, MAY 30. = PietroA cciarito,
the Anarchist who, on April 22d last.
attempted to stab King Humbert, while
the latter was on his way to the races,
was sentenced to-day TO the gulleys for
Iifa
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Fingers LIBERATED while handling Iron

FInEers LHGFrated WIi1s HRnuTIng IRON.
Michael Donovan OF No. SOL East
Eighth street, an amploye Of the Nc
Culloush iron works, had two fingers
of the right hand badly lacerated on
Friday afternoon while handling gal
ranized iron. His injurios we're dressed
by DIR. II. NJ. First.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
COUNCILS BUSY SESSION.
The List Of Appropriations for the Next
fiscai Year.

City Council had a long and busy
session Thursday and much business Of
public Importance was disposed Of. The
law committee reported favorably on
the ordinance presented last week by
the finance committee fixing the an
preparations for the coming fiscal year
as follows.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON u BAL
inINlllIt
:, sehedple in effect May 10Th, 1897.

Schedule in effect May 10Th, 1897.
Trains leave Wilmington as folloys:
| $50, T42, 150 $50, s.55, 93} 1O.Gi 10.43, 1125
ll2s Il 45 q. m, sl@.16, l.S, 305, 3li, 5,Gs 506,
| 6.06, 6S3 6.5a, 906 and 9.l6 p. III.
Accommodation. $40, T0s s.12, 11.02 a. M,
| 1874 2,3s, 400 $40, so and l0,40 p. m.
For Chester (expreasl, l.5I t,2O $50, T42, $50,
$50, s55 1903, lbs, lib a, M, 13T 3.05, 5.0B,
Accommodations, 6iO, 7os s.p. 11.es, lies a.
m, 12.45, 2.3s, 400 5?6 633 75O and 1O.40 p. IN.
dining carr 1913 1l45 a. m, VIZ I6 dining cari,
lH dining carr 3,ll, sos, #6.aO dining carr,
and d.5?. PIG y; M, connecting via Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia. 4.20, $50, los, 800 1905
| n. M, 2.3S, 305, 5.Gs, sos and l0.4O y. m.
For Boston without change, 1915 a. M and
| For Newark Centre and intermediate stations,
| s3S a. m. and 6.3} p. m.
4. Baltimore and WASHINGTON, 43S sol, OIL,
3,56, 523 'G.o5, 100, 7,3I, Sii p M, and is.5i
| night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, s.i7,
f43, Gus p. M, and 100 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. f,r Will
misEton, M SsSRreSs is ShO Ese s25 En- 4 9G e
AL, sos $50, 5.59, 617, 6.,5 T.3l, lilo, 1l.1G p.
| IN, and E..05 night,
! Accommodation, 6.3. T.30. OLE, 1035 a, M,
l@3 3l6, iO3, 44i 6.25, SiS 1905 and II. p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpressl, l57. 2.55 42O
s55, a8 l043, LISA m, LIZ, 305, sos, $685.
1
| Accommodation, T.07, $40 q. m, 1900, 145,
| 400 5.26 and l0.i0 p. M
| For Chester (eXpressi, 1.5T, 4.2O, SIS, 114j
| n. M, 1.3I, 3.05 sos, 606, 6.52 and 9O6 D. M
| Accommodation, 7.07, S,l9 a. M, LOO, l45,
| 400 81, 7.:2S and 10.i0p y. m.
For New York tthrough express), Isl, 2.b5, g.33
| dining carr, 1913, 1145 m, LIZ dining rat),
| 800 6O6 70. 20 dining carr, J5 0. 10 J.. m., con-
| meeting via Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
| 40 G.Oi, SO Il, m, 400, 500 and l040 u. IN.
| For Boston without change, 652 p. M.
| Baltimore and Washington, i.:|S, sol, lOlS a,
M, la0l. l2.49, $50, 5-23 &6O5, I.37, Sll p. M,
| and LIB night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, Cos
| y. IN, and IL 90 night.
Leave Philadelphia Brond street, for vii.
| mington Sexpiessl. 300 T.20 ll;!3 a. m, l20l
liz al, 5Os, Gb5 7.3l, S.3j, lilo, II l6 p M and
| l2.ub night.
Accommodation, sa5 OLE, 1875 a. IN, Ia3O
@'j@ 6tlU, e3s and l0G3p. III.
| FOR THE SOUTH.
| SOUTHERN kAiLwAY-737 p. m, daily, sleepers
10 New Orleans, Memphis, Tampa, Nashville,
| via Asheville and Hot Springs.
| ATLANTIC COAST LINE-l2,ig p, m, daily sleepers
| TO jacksonville, Port Tampa, Macon and
Charleston; H.53 night, daily, sleepers 10 Ilch-
mOnd and Jacksonville.
| Chesapeake ~ Ohio halfway sill D. m. daily,
sleepers and dining car to Cincinnati and
| Louisville.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
re and intermediate stations.

Baltimore and intermediate stations a.i7,
i3, Gus p. M, and 200 night.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Orphaps, Court.

"To the counties of Sussex AM
Kent"
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03

Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, f1r Will
mington, texpressl, $50, T,eO, TBS s.,2, 1920,
1123 a. m, 1209 S1231, IL, 2(f2, BIS, GAG 401,
AL, 50S 500 $50, 617, 6.55, 13l, lilo, ll1U D.
in, and IL 0l night =
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29

Cincinnati. April 2S-colOnsl J. n.
Thomas, Eovernor Of the National mil.
itAry home near Dayton. Ohio. vas be-
fore Judge Tan Of the United States
court In a hessAs corpus proceeding.
He had been convicted Of usins oleo.
margarine and Of selling Il At the
home In violation Of the Law OF the
state OF Ohio. The writ Of habeas
corpus being obsysd. his counsel. sr-
Attorney General Judson Harmon and
D. W. Bovasn, moved bis dismissal
on the ground that the state has no
Jurisdiction IN a case Of this kind with.
In the limits Of the premises owned By
the United States government Judgs
Taft after hearing argument. granted
dismissal on the ground named
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29
seven hours. ~. a. .ythIns bsins
noohah- ll.,l Sc

seven hours. ~. =. N.ythIns bsins
flooded. iWL,Y 10
Following Sfek se upon ,As heavy
rains Of sundinq sll the creeks are up
10 the danger ut and some out Of
their banks. zach damage has al.
ready been done and II ls feared the
high water viii 90 more
Southwest Of Waterloo waisrspou,
occurred and half 4 dozen farms we're
inundated. the farm Of Z. c. Lacy being
completely swept Of everything
In the western par; Of the county
much damage 10 farms IL also reported
and several large bridges on the Gin
arron and Cottonwood are abandoned.
Trains are all delayed by washouta.
Near Clifton. Lincoln county. scores
Of farms have been swept Of every
thing and many cattle and horses
drowned.
Near Cushing many people have been
driven from their homes BY high wa.
ter. but no fatalities have been report
ed from any point
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29
RATE AGREED UPON.
Finy Dsllsrs wm Take Christian Es

Fifty Dollsrs wni Take cArlstlaa Ea.
dsavoFsrs 10 Nationai Coavsntioa.
Chicago. April rs Western passen-
ger onheial are rejoicing over over the
settlement Of the troubles regarding
rates for the convention Of the Chris
tiAn Endsavor society At San Francisco
In July, The Southern Pacific has held
out for a round trip rate Of $50. while
the other western roads would not con-
sent TO round trip rates. because they
feared the manipulation BY the scalp.
err.
Last Saturday q proposition was tel.
egraphed the Southern Pacific that a
one way rate Of tl5 from Chicago to
San Francisco BE- adopted. 40 this
proposition q reply has just been re-
eeiyed from General Passenger AEen,
Goodman Of the Southern Pacific, ae-
csptinE the iis rate Of the western
roads This gives the Endeavor people
lower rates than they would have had
otherwise
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29

Kansas City. April 2s.-A special %
the Star from Perry, o. T.. says: A
VsritAbls food visited that section yes
tsrdAy and last night. The Santa Fs
railroad IL badly damaged By nuner-
Gus vashouu. South Of here four
miles Of track has been washed away.
The bridge over the cimmaron river Is
unsafe for trains and Il may also 70
out Numerous other wAshous are
reported and the train service In every
direction has been stopped.
In that city one bridge was washed
away and the streets filled with water.
All streams are out Of their banks and
much damage TO lov land reported.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29

Topeka, Kas- April 2s.-An inter.
stats mass sonysntlon is TO Be held Ia
Topeka or wiehIta In June In an eaor,
to compel railroads TO reduce freiEh,
rates to the Eulf This is Just made
public through a committee In con.
ference with Governor Lesdy. This
action grows out Of the legislative
committee conference recently held at
Austin, Ter. A subcommittee has
been appointed and declared Tor the
convention. rerAs, Kansas, Nebraska
and Colorado and Oklahoma are the
states coneefaed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29

Perry. Iowa, April 2s.-Myers and
Myron Marshall have ben arrested here
Myron MArAAAll have been arrested
vig Of Des Moinss. on the charge Of
oounierfslung. Some OF the spurleus
coins as well a. parts Of the dies and
parts Of the metal were found in their
possession. They have admitted their
guilt but claim thls is their hrst At.
tempt At eoun,srfeitinG They we're
making silver dollars and they we're
indeed clever limitations. only dlstln-
Caiahaels from the EeHuins BY a slight
dull color The prisoners will be
taken to Dee Moinss to appear before
Z. s, Commissioner Mason.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29
Price, 8 cts.

a stands for Articles in John Mikes store;
Is Tor Biscuits made from MAC BEST the world DER.
= stands for Coaee-Apex. Crescent and green;
ID Tor Dried Fruits, the incest ever seen
IL stands for Extracts, Dr. Prices as we'll.
Il Tor Flour, the best brands sell
u stands for Good Goods my trade / supply,
IL Tor HAms-Swift's Premium they buy.
stands for Irish Potatoes, sold very cheap.
j Tor Jelles, in glass or a heap.
K stands for KAsH that procures Bargains Of me;
l. Tor Lard, the best you ever did see
NJ stands Tor Molases, Open Kettle too,
y for Nothing too good for you
= you remark this doggere is bore;-
i lease excuse the author; there's very little more
q stands for Questions asked every day
IL your Eggs fresh?-of course we can't say nav.
> stands for sugar-great bargains give
i Tor Turkeys, as sure as you live
y know It's not proper to continue in this manner.
Y i've long The EAGLE and the Star spanpled Banner
w means Wait for my next Bargain Sale
y ira inducements | will offer you without fail
\ ou buy Of John Mike, you'll make money fast
Il watch for Bargain Days and your money will last
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29
RocK IsLANp BRANCHING.
sohsms % Zee, 10 Gs, . Line TO 1As
Paeino coast

hohsms % Feee 10 Get Line 10 The
PaSias coast
Santa Fe. N. NJ, April 2s.--Unless all
signs are at fault the Rock Island is
back Of the blEges, railway project the
southwest has known in years and pro-
poses 10 have a line from the Missouri
river via II PAso. 10 Topolobampo Bay
on the Gulf Of California in a compar-
Atively short time.
The Rock Island is hauling In steel
rails and ties 10 Liberal. Kas.. prepare
tory TO extending iis line southwest
10 Fl Paso and now. II is asserted
upon authority. that the Rock Ialand
is building the cerrillitos road out Of
Fl PAso which will connect with Colo
mel A. X. owens road from Topolo.
bampo. concessions for which have
just been granted by the Mexican gov
ernmsnt The route In New Mexico
IL from Roswell TO Amarillo. Tex. over
which o. z. Faulkner. Of the Pecos
valley road. IL now making a trip on
horseback. accompanied By a represen-
tatiye Of the Farmers Loan and Trust
company.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29

81 Louis, Ne. April 2s-TAe food
situation throughout the neishbsrinE
Mississippi and Missouri territory is
one Of the graves, danger. Az several
poinh tAs svolisa streams have over
topped their banks and burs, through
the isvees Already several lives have
been Lost ana many people are impsr.
lied By the rapidly risinE vatsrs.
Thousands Of acres 81 farm iaads on
both the Illinois and Missouri side Of
the Mississippi river have been inun-
dated or viii Be sOon. Stock has been
drowned and crops Destroyed. Accord
Ing to the weather bureau both rivers
VIII continue 70 rise,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29
ALL ARE BARRED.
Ne Dsasnlaatisa Cas Give Rsiisisas Il
strurtl.u n. Nt....... 49,.

Ne Dsasnisatisa oas Give Rsiisisss Ia.
sirustisu Ia AiasssstA ssAssia
ST. Cloud. Man. April 2s-JudEes
Baxter and seAris Of the district court
have handed down an important de-
eision In what is known a. the Avon
school case whereby the district and
Ia teacher are eniolhed from using the
sehoolAouse 70 giye religious lnsuue-
ton or to teach the Roman Catholic
oatechism.
The decision applies to all public
schools IN the state and TO all reliF.
ous crssds The practice Of teaching
the eatsehism is held to Be contrary
10 the constitutional guarantee Of free.
dom Of conscience.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29

Portland, Ore, April s7-An electric
car was thrown from the track at n.
corner ot Ras, Morrison and Rene
streets yesterday and plunged into a
slough twenty-five fee, below. Three
persons were drowned and aitsen more
or less injured. The dead are: W. s.
Blanchard. Newton Hanson aud Mas
Katherine Bailey.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29

Austin, April iS.-(spseiall-Ths
senate could no, ~, q quorum to-day
and adjourned untii tonorrov. Tho
house after an all noralnEs wrausls.
postponed the Tee blil and the fellow
servant bill was pending At the noon
adjournment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-29
FOUR LIVES LOST.

Firs L. nFsshiya Cause. The DsaaA el
I've wemss asd Tvs chnarsa.
New York. April 2s-Four persons
lost their lives In a are At lf9s Third
avenue. Brooklyn. early today.
The dead are: Mrs. csHna BaTnsst
and her two children. aged : and s
years, and Mrs John Hsvsn
Before abe vas suffecated. Mrs. Bar.
nett threw her children out Of the
window into the street Injuries r.
eeiVed resulted IN their death