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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-10
THE AMERICAN FLAT co.


The affairs of the American Flat De-
velopment Company are some what in
abeyance just at present, but when they
do start they are expected to start with
rush. Be ore taking any further steps
the directors decided to await the return
oil l.. f. j. Wrinkle, the civil engineer
for the company, who is at present at
Death Valley on business connected
with his profession. A number of the
directors of the American Flat Develop
ment Company are interested in the
pending Hale& Norcross litigation and
Mr.. w. E. F. Deal, who is attorney for
the company, and to whom is intrusted
much of the important work OF getting
the new corporation in shape, is the at
torny for the Greyson directors Of the
Hale & Norcoss Company. He is at
present very busy with this case, which
comes up in Carson in few da, s, and
is postpcning all other business until
that is settled. The people Of The Com
stock have great faith in the future of
the American Flat Development Com
pany and will put their shoulder to the
wheel when the time comes, and do all
in their power to aid the enterprise,
which is expected to brighten the future
of this part of Nevada. a.-Enterprise.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-10
NEVADA, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1897.

Henry B. Rule, Special Agent of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York, has been in Wadsworth the past
few days. He leaves for Lovelock today
where he will remain for time. The
Mutual Life of New York is the Oldest
and largest life insurance company in
the world, and those doing business
with either Mr.. Rule or the Company
will find their contracts just as repre-
sented.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-10
Sensational.

The federal Grand Jury filled its final
report Tuesday afternoon and was dis
charged. A sealed indictment WAS
brought in and bench warrant issued
for the arrest of certain parties un-
known. The indictment is secret in
awaiting their apprehension. The ar
rest may cause an extensive commotion.
Prominent officials, while they declined
TO disclose any names, admitted that
the affair might prove sensational in the
extreme. The trouble appertains to the
U. S. postal service.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-10
Selling Whisky to Indians.

The case OF young Jones, who plead
guilty in the United States Court to a
charge OF selling whiskey to Indians, is
of unusal interest. He is a mere boy
sixteen years of age and is resident of
Oregon. According to his own story he
was in Wadsworth and an Indian came
up to him apparently sick and claiming
to be so and requested Jones to go across
the street to saloon and get him some
whiskey, which he did, only to be i'm
mediately arrested. He insisted on
pleading guilty saying that in fact he
committed the "crine" and he had no
disposition to deny it. He is bright
fellow and it seems as if the laws were
not exactly right on the Indian ques-
ton. However it is not likely that
Judge Hawley will impose severe pun
ishment on him.-Carson News.
U. S. Indian Policeman Jim Shaw
says Jones sold two bottle OF whlskey
and when arrested haG another bottle in
his possession, enough to make all the
sick Indians of the tribe well. Jones was
probably ignorant OF the law but he was
doug rushing business. We would
call the attention OF the News to the fact
that no woman was arrested here for
selling hiskey to Indians.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-10

Among the many beautiful illustra te
and interesting magazines, Godey's Home
and Country, Chaperone, Peterson's
10 cents, St. Nicholas, Frank Leslie's,
Outing, Review of Reviews, Self Gull
ture, Overland Monthly, etc.-from 15
to % cents, are for sale at this Office.
Also Black Cat, White Elephant, Nir :
ell-5cents, Harper's and Century
35 cents. .-a lfN
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-10

1t will be an agreeable surprise to per-
sons subject to attacks of bilious collie to
learn that prom pit relief may be had by
taking ChamLerlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhra Remedy. In many instances
the attack may be prevented by taking
this remedy rs soon as the first symp-
tome Of the disease appear. % and 30
cent bottles for sale by druggists and
dealers and by the Commercial Co. Of
Lovelock.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-10
State Ball League.

The opening OF the baseball season is
near at hand, and ere long the shouts Of
the "fans" and "rooters" will again be
heard in the land.
The formation of the State Baseball
League is now almost an assured fact,
and meeting OF the managers OF the
respective clubs will be called for the
purpose of transacting necessary busi-
ness, arranging the schedule of games,
etc.
Dan O'Keefe of Reno will probably
handle that club; George Cowing or
Jack Fryer in Carson; Ike Lothrop of
Wadsworih and Will Ryan of this city.
will be the "magnates," and baseball
could no. rest in better hands.
1t is a matter Of regret, but still fact,
that during the entire Summer and Fall
months there is dearth of amuse-
lnents, and it should be the aim Of every
resident, regardless OF sex, to use his or
her influence to better this condition Of
things.
Baseball games have always had q
good attendance in this vicinity, and
when the State League is formed, the
natural tendency to out-do earh other
will cause large attendance from ad-
joining cities and towns, thereby adding
to the business OF our city and further
ing the intercourse which should exist
between our citizens.
Now, let's all get together and whoop
her up--for baseball and pleasant, enjoy
able Sunday afternoons.-Va. Enter
prise.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-10

Bu'terick's Mammoth Spring Fashion
Book for sale at this office.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12
WEYLER SIILI At IT.
Still lleapIng Abuses Upon the
llclples, Women Of Cuba.
SAD FATE OF ONE WOMAN,
She IL Dragged From Her Home aud
Thrown 10 Prison to RsmAiH There
Untn che Execution 81 tier
Iushtad Co Ne shot

New York. June IA dispatch
from Havana TO the Journal says Wey-
Tor continues bis persecution o. help.
less Cuban women who have relatives
In the rebel ranks Sonora Sardus
whose husband is Cuban leader. late
~ captured. was dragged from her
home and thrown into tho house OF
detention. where sho win bs kept "in-
communicate" until after her hus-
bands courtmartal and execution a.
Cabana castle
Six Insurgents who surrendered 90
Spanish authorities at Santiago de
Cuba and who expected tu Boz pardon
ed and parolcd under Woyiors am
nosty DEGREES. have since been court.
martialcd and are 20 Boz shot
The town % ~ Calico. 0n the west
crn troCha, was entered by insurgents
recently They visited tho local Span
lab hospital and counsCated all med
iclnos and supplies IN sight bat did not
menace the inmates
Or pagucras. q wounded Cuban sur,
geon from Castillo's stan. who had
smugglod himself into Havana to te-
cupcrate. was discovered hy spanish
police and sent 90 the military hlspi-
tal Of san Amhrosio.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12

Mr. ami Mr. j. 4. NrQueeu enter
tanned % irU friends nt dinner Ihurday
Ia com. imuut o. Mrs CuNsrr of Dallas.
Who &. visiting relative. here and was
.uiucI by beer husband. Nr Albert Cow.
SER yrst.r.ay Mr. aud M,s Onnscr
are guests uf Mayor and Nr- ca A.
AIMS.
Remember Mess. Leon O. selling ben
millinery goods 40 cost from 90 day,
and everything new. 81 ul r1Hi..
hut everything thr 'atr.t end most
stylish lhi
The couocr, given AZ the opera house
1 ..st uleHt hy thr music pupils ol Miss
, NcC,lnul and Mrs Connolly wl- q
pronounced suc.ps. There were TWEEN
( Iy.eiga' numbers uH fHr program Iu-
cul.ns rh.rus.s. instrumental. music
recitation etc. The pupils evidenced
natural ability aud thorough training.
collins darcinF school Is "ou
I loo pfu.rp-s %. tlr Academy 90 Music
Persons lg-ifIut instruction viii please
,al' fhp Academy Thursday morn.
iu.. aul saturday afternoons 100
ln1s. u0.,m.s ht-ius' rtur. cd frHn
tuuus county suI says Doe crop. .lc.
ilrr. ave fHr bet -ycu lf YEAR.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12

Ortwcln. Ia. June ll-Rcports from
Lyle confirm the reports Of extensive
damage and loss Of llto along the Iowa
and Mime o,a state line A Lyle
one person was KILLED instantly and
twenty others iniuEod. eight Of whom
may ilo Many buildings were totally
destroyed and a heavier loss OF he
would have resulted had no, the storm
suddenly ,scFcl 90 ,hc country 20 Oh,
south
Reports from outside the town OF
Lyle are 90 the cncy. that six persons
were killed aud ten badly ipjurcd Sew.
cral per0uas are reported missing from
their h'm houses aud a number OF
.rr'cl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12

Denver June Flour railway
washouts. a $4,000 Gre and a host Of
minor losses epitomile the evil results
Of the storm which prevailed IN Den.
Yer and the southeastern section Of the
state generally from near Z O'Clock
last evening until little after mid.
night
A cloudhurst oa the slope Of Pixies
Peak shu, on tramc on the Rlo
orande and the Midland lines between
Manliou and Colorado Springs
sixteen miles out from Denver m,
Juleshurg tracks was washed out %
spots Tor milce 90 length.
WEshouts on the burlington and
Missouri road occurred near Barr sta.
ton
Men werr 90 work an nIght ropair,
iug damages done by the storm. Many
parts of The city are flooded u d
feared ranchmcn living in low land.
90 he cast OF this point lost heavily
IN stock and buildings hy the nlghrl
floods
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12
TEA.
WROUGHT OBSTRUCTION
Cyclone Worse At Lyle Than Was -
First believed

Cyclone Worse At Lyle Than Va, ~
Flrst believed.
Lyle. MIMI. June 1.-THE cyclone
which struck this vicinity Thursday
night was terribly destructive. laying
waste track about 200 yards Wide and
10 miles long The iunnel-shaped
cloud FIRST made its appearance 4
miles west
Farm buildings were picked mp and
smashed into kindllng wood and the
occupants had many narrow cscapo1
from death.
Henry llanson's buildings we're de-
siroyed and Hanson IS q corpse
J. 7. Johnson and Hansin's wife and
two children are IN critical condl.
ton.
Christian PetcrEons property wa
destroyed and he cannot live. Illi
sons are In a critical condition.
In this town both the Milwaukee,
and Illinois Central railroads had
number Of freight cars wrecked.
The city water supply IL stopped.
There we're 10 persons injured. on
killed and three fatally Injured.
/ careful estimate puts the total propert
/ damaged 40 $4,000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12
MASSACRE OF BRITISH.
Natives OF Iudia slaughter rrpsps aud
omrsrs ~ sim'a

omcsu st sim'a
Bombay. June Ady'rcs received
from Simla announce serious trouble
on the northern frontier end the mas
sacre Of number of British officers
aud native soldiers Boz tho govern
ments employ.
Fum particulars obtained nt present
q seems two guns belonging Co BON.
bay mounted battery. escorted by
500 men belonging 90 tho ant regiment
Of s.Shas and ntt rurllb Infantry
we're troacaorously attacked On the
Tochi valley by O. large force ~ hos.
Tie natives The ars, rJpor, said Co
louol nunuoy. tao officers and 90 pfl-
Yates were wounded. Indications arc
that %. affair Is mon. than o. mere
conflict with Varllho natives. aud th,
notorious Nulllh oi guWlilah is ut the
bottom OF Ga, uUuhl,
The latest ad,lccs ay 900 the Brit.
.sh officers were severely wounded
Captain browne and Lieutenant
C0okshauk OF The ROYAL artillery wa.
Killed and Surgeon HiEhlnsou. Lieu.
tenant HlggIusUu % the nrst Sikhas
aud Lieutenant Soaton BROWN, of "a,
Puniab Infantry wounded The sec
ond dispatch does Not mention a.,
death 90 Colonel nuuugy. hui from "a,
fact thar % Gays Coloug. Gray has TAX
On command Ot the British ,usagCd. o.
is inferred that Colonel nuuney ID
also among the dead.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12

Following are the freight receipts
aud shipments here for the month Of
Nav. Freight receIyed-6j bulk cars,
5 cars brick, ~ ears lumber, 10 care
flour. car sugar; total 100 cars. or
3.O12, Gsi pounds freight. Freight for.
warded-lGi bales cotton, l3 cars Of
stock, II bulk cars loaded principally
with cotton reed meal aud empty betr
kegs. Ticket sale- for the month AZ
gtegated about $500 dollars, an in
cfea OF 500 over May last year. Ey'
erything shows an increase over last
year Tor May except cotton shipments
which are hort Ibj bales.
The Cooks Point correspondent Of b
Caldwell paper recently gave Judge
/ llarman grand stnd.uA as being a..
pccially efficient In performing mar
| rage ceremonies, aud ~ a result the
Judge had an application b marry 8
couple by telephone Ihursday-thal
Ia, the couple wished TO have the cere'
mony performed by phone. The Judge
will 90 a. far "a anybody to acommo
date a man seeking afwf a better hall
but he had TO decline thi. extaordina
~ request on statutory grounds.
The venerable Mr. James II Doug
lass, after visit To his daughter, Mrs
/ ". q. Friley, returned b. his home u
Mississippi yesterday. Mr. Douglas z
hailed an hearty at the age OF So. Mrs
10. ". Pops. sister Of Mrs Finley, als
returned home yesterday.
/. Two double deckcd cars of Crime
county sheep will hc shipped from ih.
place 10 kasas today, VIA the Rock J..
land route.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12

Blows Up the Home Of Governor
Smith at the Soldiers Home,
MRS, SMITH BADLY HURT,
The Conclusion DOES Damage Three
Miles Away soldiers Are Ham.
pant aad Ready 60 Lynch the
Ecoundrsl-M Arrested

Leavenworih. Kan. June IA
dlabolical attemp' was made upon the
life Of Governor Andrew ] Smith OF
the National Soldiers home and hlt
wife and daughter between and
o'clock this morning by some bastard
unknown. Dynamite was employed
IN the outrage and the explosion all
but demolished the governors resi-.
dcnce. aroused the residents Of the
city and shook the houses as u 40
earthquake had occurred
Mrs Smith had a miraculous cscap,
from death, the base Of tine explosion
being directly beneath hcr hctchlm-
Der Besides being cut and bruised by
broken glass and pieces O, nyIug hr.c-
a-bar and furniture. DO, was com.
plotoly FRUSTRATED hy ire frightiuI
shock and is now 900 A prcglriuus con.
DIXON. Governor Smith and h'.
daughter, Miss Daisy, occupied room.
on the second floor arl Wrru lli
enough removed from ths explosion
20 escape the serious consequence
suffered by Mrs smith
The report ~ the explosion vls d.s
tlnciIy heard lu this city three miles
away. and many residents aroused 1l
the shock. which vla not unlike ,h.
trembling produced by an earthquake
Veterans 20 the barracks vor
thrown from their cots and q pluu
wa with difficulty prevented
Governor Smith ntHbu'cs tho 90
tempt ON hIs lie and that ~ DTS mmI
/ ly as q direct result OF tha persecution
/ that has been wagoi against hIm dur
ing The past five or a.y yclr2
i Veterans 40 ne homo are .iaudIrr D.
hlm mauiulIy aud aUrN hsy $50
| lynch the wretch f olura,
/ Joseph W oliver. tsl1rorlHl
| discharged veteran has boon lrrc.'.
/ ty the police oi ta.s city C.rclm
stautial evidence 1UIiaI him d
strong llc had just come 'o hIs room
after h''ne ont al. night llIe cloth.
were hodarrIDd. and hr l.1 ho wa
sorry the oyp'u un hHH not BILLED 90
governor as ho deserved w.h 90,
oliver bears a rough reputation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12

Confidence &. being rapidly restored
In old Brazis, and gigantic wave of
prosperity is forming 10 hit her full 10
the face this fall.
LOsT-Tuesday last, an umbrella
hearing name Of IS. W. R.ien, Mexia,
Texas Finder will please return to
Exchange hotel for reward. lds
Work on G. s. Parker's two story re-
idencc Is progressing rapidly. When
completed IL will le one Of the hand.
soonest residences In the city.
Brakeman Glass turned bic carrier
pigeon loose az Mexia one day the pat
week aud the bird covered the distance
back 10 Houston, lsl miles, In six
hours.
Sam Eayes vent b. Wellbofn yesier.
day 10 continue his work II sharpening
gins. lie has liked up twenty-five gins
already and has them IN shape tor the
fall business.
=. T.. Tubhs. Lindsey McCarcy,
| Charles and Oliver Critics aud John
DAVIS wefe here Yesterday from north
Grimes county. They report maguih.
ent crops.
Commissioner court meets todaS to
canvass the vote OF the recent school
trustees election throughout the
county. The court will meet again
Monday a. board OF equalization.
George Hisgs IL selling today. 20
pound. rice fur 4 90 10 pounds lari,
| 81 90; pkgs Apex coffee, 800. Is
pounds sugar 500. pounds black
eyed peas Poe; candy l0c per pound
/ Come early and avoid the rush.
when planning your dinner io-mor.
row please remember that Phone No
l3l rings up where all the good things
In vegetables grow. / am running two
wagons with special low prices TO-DAY.
Respectfully, McDu0 simpson.
To make Room lr an Immense Fall
stock that will ~ North early next
month o. purchase. ! will sell all
my goods a. ccst from this day until
stock b. sold.
100 ~ Leon.
The annual childrcn's day service Of
the Baptist sunday school will he held
! Sunday, June 20, aud Supt W. : How
ell Announces an unusually attractive
program including some very fine music
. II d. expected that an immense crowd
will be present Al the service, regarding
which further announcements will be-
made.
Dr. Russell Maxwell Of Galveston.
lost hi. railroad tmecsrd aud appat
entity his head and his heart as well At
the dance Thursday night Al any
rate his train left him threading the
mares Of the dance, all unmindful ul
the fight " time. On leaving yester
DAY afternoon be- told the Rryln boys
be would meet them With a brass band
when they came TO Galveston.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12

Mason City, Ia. June IA cyclone
struck northwest Of Lyle. MINI. yes.
tcrtay evening. taking q souiheasterly
course. Several people are reported
killed and injured The cyclone tore
up houses and other buildings iu o.
course. and the town Is now bare. Tn,
path Of the storm was about a bali
mile m width Al telegraph lines
north are down and box cars on SD.
ings were smashed into hudliug 4
cyclone passed over the town % Kan.
diohl. Wllmar county. MINI. entirely
dcmolIEhiug The buildings on the farm
% John n'TQulst
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12
Mistrot Bros. 3 20.
city Council.

The council met last night, all officers
being present except Alderman Wilson.
The usual routine business was trans.
acted, after which q compromise rate
between the city and the waierworks
company was effected by which all
family basis rates are reduced $500 per
aunum, bath rate reduced 500 per an
mum and meter rate from : 10 20 cents
Tor first 1000 gallons including meter
rent. Outstanding contract. are by
agreement subject 10 reductions accord.
ing 10 change In rates. We are yer,
glad the differences between the ciiy
and the water company have been ami
cable settled
W. II Bowman was granted permis
zion 10 put up scales near F0wlke
building.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12

New York June IL Gou,ul Tomas
Estrada Palma, head Of the Cuban jun
n, has received "a letter containing
news Of a character highly satisfactory
10 the patriots The letter wac Writ
ton by Antonio Martinez .afbon. chief
Of dispatches la General Gomez army
aud was written from the Interior ot
the Province Of Matauras under date
Of May 80 The writer says that Ma.
tanzas province Is practically in con-
troll of the Insurgents. the spanish be-
Ing unable o. dislodgc them from their
atrongholds. and bring themselves
gradually starved out
Tho Insurgents. he says, not only
have possession Of an the cattle but
their supplies have been rcrl nIshei
by several recently landed expeditions
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12
nr. MoodN,. PrcnchIng.

The evangelical sermons at the Bap-
u-t rnuIch here tbs week hy Rev J B
Moody have attracted wiir.picai inter-
cst aud favorable comment IN the CON.
muuity on account ~ their scope, power
and evidence of research and familiarity
with the scriptures. Ills sermons the
pIst two nights have dealt extensively
with the broad subject OF the eN,eedi 3
-luluucs. OF sin. Dr. Moody i- de-
batter of great reputation and IL one Of
tbr leading lights ofthc Baptist demon.
.uhi0n in Texas. Ills .erie. Of ser.
sermons will continue through
SUNDAY a. least. and probably longer,
regarding which announcement will be-
made Ever body cordially invited 81
attend Che scr,irra
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12
H. st. c. Time card.


John Conlee was In town yesterday.
Mrs. W. +. Astin returned TO lleATne
yesterday.
J.F. Marlin aud wife we're here from
lola yesterday.
Everythingabsoluiely at cost. Yours
As good as my word.
l67 81. Leon.
Dr. Geo. Il. Tabor returned from
Denton yesterday.
J.E. Mathis aud Billy Morgan were
In from Reliance yesterday.
John n. Mike s)ld between thirty and
forty dozen chickens yesterday.
For Sale Cheap-A pheaion, good a.
new. Applyto l.. Bonneville l's
All. Carr Jr. was looking after bic
interests m Caldwell yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Lorraine Of
Hampstead are visiting here while en-
route TO Marlin.
CIV. Covington and Bob Beasley
were In from the Tabor ntighbofhood
yesterday.
Come early before everything Is pick.
ed over. Ny cost sale is proceeding.
n Leon lG1
Mrs. A. q. TAYLOR and Miss Tommie
TAYLOR lefi yesterday for Memphis,
Tenn.
Prof L. +. Fountain a-d wife arrived
from Bolton yesterday. Mrs. Fountain
~ In very bad health.
diss Rehecca Jones returned from
Ardmore, !. T., where she has been
teaching, yesterday.
+. J. Fountain has provided Ice va
ter free gratis" for the public a. hi'
Drugstore.
Miss Hams summer school open,
June IS. Apply al ]. X. Dayl,' resi-
dence ~ phone rs for terms. 10
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart will preach at II
a. m. sunday al the christian church
but will not preach IL night,
Quarterly conference wall he held Al
the Methodist church sunday; preach
ing 10y Presiding Elder Wootton.
Mrs. W. d. Cox aud d. W. $ Co,
left for Temple yesterday after enjoy
ing commencement.
Everything will s,ll quickly with my
cheap prices and want all my friend
b get The benefit
10 81. Leon.
From current Comment We learn thu
health Of the people Of BtoEos county
generally speaking IL good this year
they have been b0untIfully blessed D.,
rains, with interval. hetacen allowing
time 10 get the crops clean, aud nov
they are happy aud hopeful OF bouuu
nj crops at good phccs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12

so; M1yur Adams hasn't been In a
scrap or fire Dee merely uscl diluted
cifhDNc Hrii ou bic face after a shave,
thinking DO bay rum sphys.ca. beau.
IS b. somewhat impaired too the time
being. lut bis big heart i-in the same
p.lrr and hi, god nature has not been
mllrl Iu .l. least D., tuc handinagc n
ilc bows. ,ttakr- something stronger
than cuhlic urIl 'H knock out the clry.
CO.. popular and vh.Ie sOulci mayor Il
BRYAN
IHr uuu OF ". T. Jane. q Go, tie
new mrri ure dealers. will hereafter be-
known as James . Ct.'Fs.ihc inliyilu.
aI mrmIcr- beng " +. James
ami q. . Castles. Vim are
am uruu. Iv-t SHOWN AMI most popu-
.lr business men Bl'h are husllers
Hud villa INITIAL. .hu.t Uf success.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-12

Lyle MINI. June ll.-so FAR rs yet
known only one man was Killed by
last nights tornado. There we're 10
injured. some OF them go badly that
further deaths are possible They are
AZ follows.
Peter Hanson. broken leg and arm
and otherwise badly bruised.
Mrs. Peter Hanson. serious coniu
s.ous
Peter Hanson. bad confusion ia fore
head
Charles Larson. wife and child. Mrs
Stipe. Christian Peterson. Maud Pc
torf0n, Peter Peterson. Charles Sever
son, Mrs W. A. Frasler. Mrs NJ. !.
Houghson. VIM Brooke and wife wcr,
slightly injured