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tache or beard might have been identi-
fed. But they had great and glorious
time, just the same. Diving, swimming,
swinging, sliding down the chute, doing
everything and anything that the bath
house afforded in the way of amusement,
and doing 1t with WILL or going out
across the sands and diving through the
breakers, made a brave tussle with the
old Pacific in place of a cocktail before
dinner
And then the dinner-a fish dinner at
Bob Eckert's, with 225 seated about long
tables and eating with the zest of so
many boys clam chowder and cookies,
and razor-backed clans and lobster SAL
ad, ETC., to say nothing of rum omelet,
which Is breed of fish that has not yet
been classified, but which was eaten new
ertheless with the black coffee and cog
nae. incidentally, too, there was beer,
but no speeches. They were there to
enjoy themselves with eating, not max
ing speeches, and they old. And SO, after
all the diversions planned for had been
enjoyed to the full, the cars again filled
and the homeward- trip was made But
that is not all. Yesterdays excursion
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East Side News

Rev. and Mrs. Jenkins left yesterday
for Long Beach.
Miss Monroe, who resides with her sis
ter, Mrs Scott, of Pasadena avenue, has
been very i'll for some time, but is
rapidly improving.
Mrs. Davis of No. 1000 Main street
left yesterday for San Francisco, where
she will remain for several months
George Carey is visiting Mr. Breezes
corner of Roster and Pasadena avenues.
Mrs. J. w. Robinson has been in at
tendance at the Chautauqua at Long
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs McCracken and Miss
Thornton of Garvanza have lately
moved into a neat cottage at the corner
of Downey avenue and Daily street.
Miss Thorbton will occupy position at
teacher in one of the schools on the
East Side.
Ers Decker OF Rivera has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs u. Decker of Pasadena
avenue.
a. L. Mohans IS having a new resi-
uence erected on East Lake avenue,
which will soon be ready for occupancy.
Judge J. N. Phillips and family VIII
purchased cottage on North Griffin ave-
nue..
Mrs. E. e. Overholtzer of North Work
man street is at home again after a
pleasant visit with friends in Santa Ana,
where she has been for some time.
Mrs. Klug of Darwin avenue enter
tanned a few friends Tuesday afternoon.
Among those present were Mrs Schlei.
cher, Mrs. Shultz, Miss Shultz, Mrs.
Sewers, Mrs. Mice, Mrs. Krause, Miss
Krause, the Misses Gucks, Mrs. Klug
and Miss Klug.
Mrs. C. e. Kinney is making some i'm
provements on the residence recently
purchased by her at 252 North Griffin
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. @. Ebert of No. 1885,
North DAILY street are entertaining Mrs
Bert McCurley of Youngstown, O., who
is sister of Mr. Eberts.
Madame Modjeska, who has been
visiting Mrs Edwards of Pasadena ave-
nue., left last evening for San Francisco.
About forty ladies of Kenesaw Relief
corps spent Wednesday at Redondo
and were entertained by Mrs Wills and
Mrs. Morrison of the East Side, who are
spending the summer there. The la
dies all enjoyed a bounteous repast
which had been provided for them, con-
sistipg of clam chowder, baked fish and
accompanying dishes.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Orr & Hines, undertakers removed tn
CAT South Broadway. Tel. Main 65
Call Tel Main 243 for ambulance
Kregelo & Bresee, Sixth and Broadway.
Robert Sharp G. Co., funeral directors
independently, $50 South Spring street.
Telehone 1929
For fishing tackle and ammunition so
to the Southern California Arms COM
pany, lib West First street.
Watches cleaned, rs cents; main
springs so cents; crystals, 10 cents.
Patton, PA South Broadway.
Adams Bros. dentists, 2931a South
Spring street. Plates from 81. Painless
extracting, so cents. Filling a speciality.
Hours, to 5; Sundays, 10 to 12
Good values in wool dress goods-a
full skirt pattern in fancy Mohairs for
SIPS, or in fancy Cheviots, S175-just
one-half original prices. Coulter Dry
Goods company.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block, first floor rooms 1873, 1874, 13
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseases of women and
children. Electricity scientifically used
Consultation hours, to 5. Tel 1927
The plaster casts of celebrated models
from the art centers of Europe, now on
exhibition at H. Lichtenberger's art EN-.
porium, POP South Spring street, are at
tracing much attention. They will be
on exhibition in the show windows for
one week only.
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not be crowded, Grand Marshal Wig
gins dispatched the members as fast as
they materialized after / o'clock, and
very large number of them, like the
children, couldn't wait" and went to
the rendezvous direct from luncheon.
Everybody was on the qui vive, and he
who had had scruples and qualms in the
first place against leaving his business
for couple of hours thrust them behind
when he found himself surrounded with
other culprits; and all were actuated in
the end with common purpose, to have
the best kind of a time while it was
within grasp. For wasn't there a de-
lightful ride through the sunny fields, to
be followed by dip in the ocean and
fish dinner? So carking care was cast
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aside, everybody gave himself up to the
pleasure of the immediate present, al
most everybody placed cigar between
his teeth and made for the nearest va
cant seat as car after car was drawn
up in front of the starting place on
Fourth street.
About half-past three O group of su-
pervisors waited up the street melted
into the building. and sampled the
punch with a critical but ,capacious in
tent. Shortly afterward President For
man materialized, was also pressed into
eervice as judge Of the punch, and al
last everybody and everything was ready
for the last car to start. Out through the
city streets, up over the low spur of hills
beyond the city limits, through fields OF
grain and acres of brown stubble, past
mammoth field of corn and another of
beans" Succotash,' the affable secre-
tary remarked in passing-along by the
Soldiers Home and so on to the edge of
the bluff and the bath house. Far out
in the distance lay low bank of fog,
but between danced the blue waters
sparkling in the sunlight, and dashing
inviting rollers up onto the beach.
1t was an invitation that was very gen.
orally accepted, too. At least $50 out OF
the AIS members of the chamber present
ed their return tickets, received suits and
departed looking as they look every day
On the streets, in the theatere, in their
offices and stores. In less than fifteen
minutes they emerged Invested of
clothes-and dignity, of individuality,
and of most that goes to stamp an i'm
portant citizen-and stood revealed as
persons principally arms and legs, while
occasionally there was one who by mus
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miration is swallowed up in wonder.
Then the actual denouement is hurried
and the curtain comes quickly down
upon a rather ill-digested and crude love
story in which there appears little
chance of any of the characters Giving
happy ever afterwards" as the story
books say, and which they ought to be
able to do in a well regulated idyll.
Without the fine setting and the en-
ployment of specially good people "The
Mayf1ower" would be terribly dry and
unsatisfying. The minor characters are
we'll filled. r. j. Dustan makes a good
sketch of the Jealous, pragmatical and
conceited old puritan, who is in fact the
sole representative in the play of the
peculiar religious fervor that animated
the pilgrims. The others have little or
none of that element about them. Ed
ward Morgan had difficult part, which,
in the last act, appeared to be to some
extent out Of his line, which is cast for
the modern type. He is, however, con-
scientious and capable actor
Tonight 1.-The First Gentleman of
Europe" will be presented.
A change of bill has been decided upon
for Saturday evening, when Sydney
Grundy's comedy in three acts, 'fThe
Late Mr.. Castello," will be given instead
of "The Mayflower," as originally an
nounced. Preceding the comedy the bal
cony scene from Romeo and Juliet"
will be given, and Mr.. Hackett will be
seen as Romeo with Miss Mannering as
Juliet. This change was decided upon
because of the many requests received
by, Manager Wyatt.
"The Late Mr. CASTILLO" is comedy in
three acts, and concerns the supposed
widow of THE Late Mr. Castello," who
is a hirt of the most daring kind. She
is finally subdued by young captain,
who beats her at her own game and
finally succeeds in marrying off the
mother to the intended of the widow. 1t
is said that THE Late Mr.. CASTILLO pro-
vides an entire evenings laughter, and
both Mr.. Hackett and Miss Mannering,
together with Mrs. Charles Walcot as
the Widows mother, are seen to great
advantage in their respective roles.
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PERSONAL

Mrs. Mary Banning returned yester-
day from Chicago
Mrs. w. J. Chichester has returned
from an eastern trip.
l.. H. Orme, the sheriff of Phoenix,
Ariz., is at the Nadeau,
e. V. McConoughey, secretary of the
San Diego chamber of commerce, is in
the city.
Mrs. Peter O'Rourke has gone to
Catalina for month, accompanied by
San Jose friends.
Joseph D. Barry, the Denver Repub-
lican, is in the city, paying California q
visit on his vacation.
Miss Margaret Allen, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bufkin of this city,
left yesterday for her home in Scotland.
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ANOTHER LOTTERY CASE
The Day Is Consumed in Securing a
jury

While the work of securing a jury to
try the lottery case against All Gee was
going on in Justice Morrisons court
yesterday morning the question was
brought up by Attorney Murphy
whether Officer Richardson was a prop
er person to serve a venire, it being
claimed that he was prejudiced. MI
Richardson was placed upon the stand
and examined as to whether he had re-
ceived any instructions in what man
ner he should serve the venire, and
If he felt any prejudice against the
Chinaman. The officer denied that he
was prejudiced, and stated that, al
things being equal, he would believe
Chinaman as readily as a white man.
The ork of securing jury continued
through the day, but up to the time of
adjournment only four members had
been accepted.
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Modieska in the CITY

Count Bozenta and his talented wife,
Madame Modjeska, have been visiting
in the city for several days, and today
leave for San Francisco. The great
actress declares herself in excellent
health, and has evidently recovered hel
strength since her serious illness in this
city last February. Modjeska's appear
ance in box at the Los Angeles the
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-23
A LOS ANGELES EXPEDITION
Proposition to Man and Cargo Ship
for Alaska

Col. ]. w. Brooks, the mining eX
pert of Pomona, has been called to the
city by Los Angeles capitalists to con-
slider the organization of a mining COM
pany to operate in Alaska. A meeting
will be held in Judge Humphreys office
at 10 o'clock this morning to consider the
matter of chartering a steamer to con-
vey supplies and men to the Yukon
The matter will be thoroughly discussed,
and probably some definite action taken
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CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS ,
chronicied on Pages S, 9. s, ami 10

DR.. Chichester will remain pastor
of Emmanuel church.
preacher" Burch's tape game is
raided by the police.
Chamber of commerce members en-
joy picnic to the beach.
The unsanitary condition of the
city hall is evidently realized.
Louis Montariol thought that the
safest bank was mother earth.
Nathan Cole, jr., refuses to be con-
sidered as congressional timber.
Native Sons preparing for great
outing at Catalina in September.
Corporations and others begin the
perennial plea for reduced assess
ment.
Judge Ross gives an opinion as to
the validity of certain water con-
tracts.
An interesting day at the Chautau-
qua assembly. Mr.. Quinn on Ellis
toric San Pedro"
The Whittier whipping case fzzles
out. The only result is that two
boys escape during the session of the
court.
More peculiar methods in the Jail
breaking case. Harris and Jenkins
were not subpoenaed, though a re-
turn was duly made.
The park commissioners conclude
that retrenchment is imperative.
The expenditure at present is consid-
= ersbly in excess of revenue.
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alter last night was the signal for a reg
ular ovation from the theater-going
public, with whom she is almost as
popular off as on the stage.
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EVENTS OF TODAY

Orpheum-Vaudevil
Los Angeles-"The First Gentle
man of Europe"
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All prices of wall paper greatly reduced
A. A. Eckstrom. 234 South Spring street.
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THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Rep OF observations
taken at Los Angeles, July 22d. The
barometer is reduced TO sea level.
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Dr. Sanders
Electric Belt

has of
he will about jealous of the of
Dr. Sanden Electric Belt best judges of
their daily signed letters estyng their
cur
Testimonial
Paralysis aud have found that
Sanden's Thr
q Men" Which is free
SANDEN ELECTRIC co.
ao4H Broadway, Street, Angeles
Hours Sam o spme 0
TRUSS
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Board of public works meets-1O
q. m.
Boulevard committee to decide on
route.
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Time Bar. Th'r. R.H. Wind Vel Wthr
5a. IN. 1894 81 SO w 2 Cloudy
bp. m. %. 80 SO 76 SW 10 Clear
Maximum temperature, Is.
Minimum temperature, S.
Indications for Southern California: Fair
Friday; fresh westerly winds.
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The value of Or. Sanden's Electric Belt
is measured by the cures it has wrought,
not by the extent to which Dr. Sander Is
willing to Willy other people in the same
business. The man who has nothing to
say for himself, and uses all his wind try
ing to make it appear that everybody else
is dishonest, usually comes to bad end;
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EErxsss sasFsse9srss Y Y
: AT THE THEATERS :
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j. 'Ts5'sSs'5.sSsSe5.s5s.s.rTr|j

Los ANGELES THEATER The ~
ceum Theater company last night gave
It's presentation of Louis N. Parker,s
new play, THE Mayflower," with the
following cast of characters:
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
rev. Hogan Tells why us Was his
oipiinsd Against

Oneonta. y. Y, April IA C. rlo-
gan 81 Scranton. Pa. who Tor %, pas,
two years haa refused 90 ake h's ap'
p1intmont On the Wyoming cla;rr.n,a
Of which he was a member. claiming
that be was being Disseminated against
bscamo be- was a proHb.Iln'F' and
who withdrew thsr,'rom en- Friday last
addrus,d biz crowd 90 thc Metro
po,ian ho1tre yesterday Among other
things be- lid.
The position ana p1,a,.1n Of a
faithful preacher % salvation and
rightoousuo6s can be safe in the keep
ing Of wllnuy sinful partisan bi hlpl
and Presiding alder"
Tie alleged TIA, %, church was In
completely with h. liquor traffic and
that the vas, majority Of the hshop,
and pastors and voting members % tho
NJ. r Church cast their influence and
ballots FOR tho representative % ;ho
nQuor traffic. show,us ,ha, ,h0y were
hirelngs and not shepherds
lie said the conference tcsirej hls
parchmonta lie wan, q Hu' 90 mark
them. He prose ded than o. tu.n lhe
name 81 the bishop VIII, ord ,rd lm
from the certificates la".ar Do would
a. soon have the signa'ur. tth. ursr-
a., rum asller In the tote e.' 40 .
them. The speech ora,cj .i.
eaton,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
ENDOWMENT FUNDS.
These Of the University Of Illiaos Ms
appear, bat some Are Touad

These Of the University Of Iuiasls Ms.
appear. bu, some Are Teusd
Chicago. April i3.-The disappear.
ance Of slOo.OOO endowment bonds Of
the University Of Illinois has caused o
general scanning Of securities held by
different banking institutions In THIS
city and Il has been discovered that the
First National bank hss 10 its yault
nearly $500 900 oi bonds which formed
the endowment fund N the university
Of which President Spalding Of the IN.
solvent Globe Savings hank. treasurer
Of the university. was custodian som,
Of these boHs we're sold outright % n,
bank. others held o. collateral Tor loans
made to spAldinE An0her national
bank IL said 20 hold,some bonds som,
trace Of cash belonging TO the Univor
sity Of Illlnois'has also been found. o.
Saturday. Aprihs. the last business da,
before the failure OF the Globe Sayiul
bank. Spalding's private secretary
drew $4,000 from the Globe saving
bank and 'aposlted' Il In the NORTH
western bAnS 10 snhing's private ac
count.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
MORE REFUGEES.
Boat Lasds People and stock At vleks-
burg From sunnower River

Vickgburg. Miss. April l3.-Steamel
Lake Palmyra has arrived with two
barges. the boat and barges loaded with
refugees and their stock from sun.
flower river The people coming out
are mostly families Of the planters
only a few negrocs being on board
The boat will return 20 that section
loaded with supplies.
Her passengers report very bad stat,
OF Affairs there. but nothing Ike whai
was Appreciated. there being no loss oI
life. There is great loss Of cattle, how
ever.
Old planters say the present over
Gov Is the worst they have ever know
and there Is much dcpros ion from thi
fear that Il will be impossible 10 maxi
a crop In this section.
The Queen a Crescent route has beer
temporarily ungble 10 transfer train
at this point. but will resume som
time this week Passenger mails an,
baggage have been ferrieJ over as Us
ual.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
College Personals.

Miss TimocleA Shields visited Mrs. G..
W. Hutson Friday and Saturday Of last
week
Mr.. David, representing the Houston
Herald. visited the College Saturday.
Mrs ]. d. West, Miss West and Miss
vema Roseborough, visited Mrs. Hut.
son on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. English were visitors on
the Campus Sunday afternoon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
II. a t. G. Time card.

ChAs. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Ter.
Mrs. Joe D. Reed went to Dallas yea.
terday.
Call for "Honey Boy" at Ed Halls. n
JET Mitchell went to Marlin yesterday.
All kinds Of fresh feed stufIs at Edge
Bros. Phone i6l. lOBtL
Mrs. Fowler returned 10 Thornton
yesterday alter a visit 10 Mrs. Proctor
Lemons l6c per dozen at I'd Halls.
The only cleanable low price Refrger.
Ator at Levy Brothers. 100.
Mrs. c. n. Williamson went to Ca.
vert yesterday,
The latest patterns in wall paper at
Levy Brothers. 100
II. 9. Robinson went up the road
yesterday.
Red Seal Roasted Coffee 2 l.pound
packages for 25c at +. II. Halls. p6u
Nice five room cottage for rent. Ap.
ply TO T. =. Castles. l2l
Get your Easter Egg dyes Of NJ. II.
James. III.
The best selection Of oil Cloth, lie.
nonium and Carpets at Levy Bros. 100
College Creamery Butter 25c per
pound Al I'd Halls. 96u
For sale-A lady's Rugby bicycle in
hrst-elass condition. Apply at this Of
fee. A.
The young ladies tennis club will
meet At the home Of Misses Parker
Thursday afternoon at 4;S0.
Only eighteen hundred and ninety.
seven designs Of wall paper at Levy
Brothers. 100
Beautiful Easter eggs are made by ne
ing the dyes sold by II. II. James. liz.
Corn, oats, hay, bran, chops. cotton
seed meal and condition powders al
Edge Bros. lOBu
Choice Butter for Sale-See MeP
Beard, residence near Presbyterian
church. lO9.lm
The fair h be given by the ladies o.
the Baptitt church will take place Wed.
nesday and Thursday At the academy Of
music. Lunch and ices will be served
and fancy article offered for sale. Ey.
efybody invited.
Now Is the time 10 buy your cypress
eis,erns The best are made by Otto
Boehme. 40 lm
Buy cypress ois,ern Of Otto Boehme
and prepare for summer with good
supply Of pure water. ITO I'm
Officers are on the outlook for a negro
named Bob Davis, who Is charged with
the killing of the negro across the river
In Burleson county Saturday night.
Easter Egg dyes ofGll colors a, James
drugstore. III.
We have the prettiest line Of window
shades In Bryan. Newest colors a. low
est prices. Sam b. Wilson & Co. ll2t
Remember the ladies bazarr and iail
At the Academy Of Music today and 10
morrow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
sANeUlLLY AT NEW YORK.
Does Not believe Rivera WIN Ne Ia
seatsd By the spanIsh.

boea Not nsAiaNe AlNaEe WIN - -
seutsd by the spanish.
New York. April i3.-General julio
sanguilly. accompanied by his son, ar
rived In this city late las, niehi from
Florida and went at once to the home
OF his brother-in-law. Edelberto Far
ros.
In an interview he said:
when I started about ten days ago
for a trip south. II was In search Of
warm weather. as the damp air then
prevailing in this city was very annoy.
ing TO me. troubled as am with rheu.
matIsm and old wounds Il was not
as reported. TO 20 to Cuba. Interviews
with me a. printed by some papers did
not take place a. alleged
THE fart is that did not meet any
newspaper men during my trip The
remark attributed to me by one OF the
papers 10 the effect that | did not eH.
pcCt any action in behalf Of Cuba from
the present administration. could moi
be further from my own opinion.
Il earnestly believe that the McKln'
ley administration viii do IT'S duty
toward Cuba"
When asked his opinion regarding
the fate Of General Ruiz Rivera, san
gully said:
Il DO no, believe the Spanish govern
ment will shoot him. They certainly
fear the efect ., would cause In thil
country. It Is about time that SpaiI
should be- made to understand that shI
must carry on warfare in Cuba In
civilized manner"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
TsIas LsEisiaturs.

Austin. April i3.-(spec.aD-Th5
senate spent the entire morning con.
siderina is general appropriation bill
but very few changes arr being mad,
In the committees bill. The approprIa.
ton OF $4,000 10 pay Bacon and
Graves for land on which patents can
not be issued was adopted
The house spent the entire mornlnl
wrangling over a constitutional amend.
ment providing that hereafter an stat,
and county officers, including the secre.
tary OF state, shall be elected Tor tout
years instead Of two.
The resolution was cngrosscd after
several hours debate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

point OF madness and will go down In
history az the bravest act Of the cen
tury. There are 1000 irregulars con-
fronting a trained army Of 10000
Turks
The fact that the Greek soldiers did
not follow the insurgents shows the
splendid discipline OF the army.
The war spirit has reached fever
heat Five hundred volunteers arrived
today from the island OF Cyprus and
marched through the city headed by
priests with log flowing hair bearing
hags
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
OWNS THE ROBBERY.
Prisoner ~ san Branolses says Hs
Stole JsusiFy 81 Dsavsr

- - ANANAAANa ~ -
Stole Jsusiv ., Dsavsr
Sacramento. Cal. April i3-In an In.
terylew published IN the He. Jamei
Collins. nov In Jail here. ackno Wedges
that he Is Cuckoo" Collins. wanted by
the police OF Denver for the robbery Of
a iewelry store March 3, 1896.
The robbery was one Of the most
daring on record, a man having no
confederatcs going into store and
boldly escaping with a tray containing
$4,000 worth Of diamonds. Collins
tells u hls movements after his flight
from Denver. he relates his adyen.
lures In Australian gold fields and tells
how a change 10 the charter Of a Brit.
ish vessel on which be was stewart
saved him from being captured by the
Pinkerions at Honolulu