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The herald., 1898-08-04
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The herald., 1898-08-04

GERM An AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
Paid UP Capital and Profits $4,000.
Pc L. W.
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Evening star., 1898-12-05
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES.
What the Several Local Organizations
Are Doing.

The meeting Of the District Christian En-
deavOr Union at Calvary Baptist Church
this evening at 1:1J o'clock will be a radi-
cal departure from the usual rule in such
meetings, as 1t will consist of series of
very important committee conferences. fol-
lowed by mass meeting addressed by the
Rev. Wayland HOyt, d. D., of PhiIadel-
phia, one of the trustees of the United So
ciety of Christian EndeaVor, as we'll as one
OF the best known speakers and writer's on
Christian Endeavcr and Sunday school
topics. The following is a list of the con-
ferences to be held-each one in a different
rcOm-together with the names Of the per-
sons who are to conduct them: Officers-for
presidents, vice presidents, recording and
corresponding secretaries, treasurers,
w. H. H. Smith; lookout committee Mr.
Miles NJ. Shand; prayer meeting, Miss Ke-
turah Smith, missionary, Mr.. A. L. Dietrich
Sunday school, Mr.. John d. Morgan; good
citizenship and temperance, Mr.. Edward
Tarrin2; good literature, Miss Alice Pea
body; flower and relief, Miss Grace B. John
son; music, Mr.. Percy s Foster; social re-
ception and calling. Miss Frances H. Toll
man. These conferences will be followed
about a week later by a conference of the
pastors of the city, conducted by Rev. Teu-
mis- s. Hamn, and under the auspices of
the District G. Z. Union.
An all day union missionary meeting was
held at Mt. Vernon Place NJ L. Church
South Wednesday of last week.
very Interesting feature of a recent
meeting Of the Junior Christian Endeavor
Society of Third Christian Church was the
granting to three juniors of diplomas from
the junior to the Young Peoples Society.
This society now has about sixty members
Beginning February 20 1899, and continu-
ing for two weeks the Rev. j. Wilbur Chap
man Of Philadelphia will conduct a series
Of quiet hour meetings in this city, un-
der the auspices of the District c. F.. Union,
and intended to take the place of the usual
Christian Endeavor convention. The place
of holding the meetings will be announced
later.
The rally of the District Junior C. +.
Union will be held the evening Of December
16 at Mt. Vernon Place NJ. E. Church South,
Prof. ]. +. Ewell delivering an illustrated
lecture on the Holy Land. Rev c. H. But
leris president of the junior union.
The Junior Society of Union NJ f. Church
raises missionary money by the sale of
peanuts. They have also pledged $3.50
toward the contemplated church improve
ments, payable in five years.
Evening star., 1898-12-05

sCRoFUIlA, BLOOD POISON, CANCER, EcZE-
ma, letter and ali other disorders of the blood
permanently cured and all taint elimina led from
the system. s. s. s., the greatest puricer.
eu17-w,f, ,m.1y
Evening star., 1898-12-05
EDWARD GRADY'S OFFENSE.
Assaults Woman for Refusing to
Sell Him Beer.

young colored man named Edward
Grady was arraigned before Judge kimball
today on charge of assault on Mrs
Gaines. The latter is in the saloon busi-
ness near 10th and NJ streets, and the as
sault on her. it is alleged, was committed
a month ago. when Grady became angry
because she had directed her son not to
sell MN any more beer. When refused the
Deer by Mrs. Gaines son he made his pres
ence in the saloon Objectionable, and this
necessitated his ejectment from the prem
lses. and when he got outside he met Mrs
Gaines.
You = - he said to her II can't
get satisfaction from your son, IN take 1t
out Of YOU
After dealing her two severe blows one
on her head and the other under her eye
Grady drew an oyster knife. but had no
chance to use 1t, as he was grabbed by two
young men.
Mrs. Gaines told the court that Grady left
the city just after the assault was com
mltted The, defendant pleaded guilty to
the charge, and the penalty was $50 or
sixty days.
Evening star., 1898-12-05

III you want work read the want columns
OF The Star
Evening star., 1898-12-05
First American Paper in Manila.

The Eastern High School is in possessi IN
of a copy of the first issue of the first
American paper published in Manila. The
paper is named The American The cut
at the head of the little page shows tie
American eagle with wings stretched how
ering over fort, bay and city; a veritable
aegis to all the conquered territory The
motto of the paper is Equal rights to ALL"
The paper is published to supply the de-
mand for news from the army and navy
The expense of news cablegrams is to be
borne by popular subscription among the
army and navy officers. The subscription
price is 81 per month. Mr.. Andrew H.
Keleher, son of Paymaster Keleher of the
army formerly disbursing clerk Of the aud
itor for the Post Office Department, who is
a member Of Company 1, United States
Infantry, sent the paper to the Eastern
High School. 1t will be included in the mu-
scum of war relics which is to be placed on
permanent exhibition in the school by the
former pupils of the school who enlisted in
the war.
Evening star., 1898-12-05
Lunch and Dinner.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ninth
Street Christian Church will give lunch
and dinner In the National Rifles armory,
916 G street northwest, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, December 7, and o.
Lunch will be served from II to o'clock,
and dinner from to o'clock. Wednes-
day there will be turkey dinner. Thurs
day an American dinner and Friday an
oyster dinner. The committee on arrange
ments is as follows: Mrs. Thorn, chairman
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Bagby, Mrs.
Bowen Mrs. Il. Gates. Mrs. s. c. Ellis
note on the new church, due this month.
Evening star., 1898-12-05
Death of Miss Jennie Dell.

Miss Jennie Dell, the youngest daughter
OF Mrs. Margie Dell and the late John E.
Dell, died yesterday morning few minutes
after o'clock. at her parents residence
42f New York avenue northwest, after an
illness of ten weeks. Death was due to
typhoid fever, the disease being of a par
ucularly malignant character, causing great
suffering. While for time hopes were en-
tertalned for her recovery, a change for
the worse occurred Thursday night, the
she remaining conscious until the last mo-
ment. The deceased was a model young
lady and popoular with all who knew her
She had happy faculty of making and re-
tanning friends, and TO them her death
proved great blow The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon from her late
residence
Evening star., 1898-12-05

Evcry vard IS guaranteed perfect
and the colorings will outlaSt any OF
the new productions-4o patterns
Tot less than - yards OF pattern-
with and without borders. If YOU
want a carpet for a bed roOm-a
library or a dining rOom-youll Il
never find better opportunity to
get it.
Evening star., 1898-12-05

W. b. MOSES & SONS.
Evening star., 1898-12-05
Santa Claus Co.

Wholesale and Retail in Xmas Decorations of
Green Stuff. Rope, Holly, Mistetoe wreaths
Stars, Running Cedar, by the bag or barrel Moss
Trees, Hornet Nests, etc. Special rates to churches
schools, halls. dealers. Free bowers to churches
and schools If order is placed now. We shin goods
6l9 LA. AVE, EAST OF SAKS STORES.
no2S-1m
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31
HIsA s,rIh. ., clrel. CITY.

Tacoma, July 30.--Four thousand men
are spreading out over the Stewart River
country with picks and shovels. The
next ssason viii see opened several i'm.
porsani new districts on the Stewards
upper waters. A town called Stewart
River has been laid out by prospeotors
on Island No. in the Youkon river,
threequarters Of n mile south Of the
stewart's mouth and two miles south
Of the mouth Of Henderson creek. The
richest diggings yet found about Circle
City vas discovered Oh July ], by men
who were trying 10 trace n 5.fooi vein at
Coal creek, which flows into the Youkon
10 miles south Of Circle City.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31
SERIOUS TROUBLE ett
AHEAD IN ALABAMA.
Popuiists There Iatimsss They WIN
sisEs the state Government n the
Election Il Not sailsf.stary.

Birmingham, July s0.-A full state
ticket l. 20 BE- chosen In Alabama Mon.
day and serious trouble IL ahead. The
campaign, which has been vigorous and
bitter, comes 10 a Close tonight with
big rallies AZ birmingham and other
cities Difficulties Rre anticipated, "a
both Democrats and Populists viii have
counter meetings. Tom Watson Of
Georgia, S. A. Hobson, Congressman
Howard and c. b. Dean are among the
Populist speakers.
Chairman G. b. Grove, Of the Popu.
list state executive and congressional
committee Is In receipt Of number OF
letters from party leaders all over the
state Offering 20 lead forces under his
command In case h. finds IL necessary
10 set up a dual government, finding
that his party has been defrauded in the
election which takes place on Monday.
DR. Grove says that the reports that are
coming In from all sections are very en-.
couaging TO his party. and that all he
fears j. the Democratic count
A. MoHan, editos Of the Gadsden
Tribune and Sand Mountain Signal, tho
latter published at Boaz. Ala, has writ
ten a letter % Chairman Grove, an *.
tnct from which Is n follows;
III Captain Dean Is elected aud the
last analysis Of liberty in this country
demands IL, you can command the 20
lead 100 ~ brave men from Otowah
and Marshall counties rs ever shoulder.
ed a muskot or stained a battlefield with
their blood. Organize tho forces on this
line and never fear We will stand BY
you 20 the death In the last ditch II nee.
esslry."
Another leader writes that he l. ready
70 join the forces 90 "bito the dust" II
necessary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31
WILL HAVE TO WAIT
FOR PRIZE MONEY.
No hsny Took Part In the Destruction
Of csr,srs'. FLEET That the Govern
msnt L. Unable TO Decide.

Washington, July 30. The sailors Of
SIMPSONS fleet who participated in the
destruction Of the vessels Of Cervera's
squadron probably viii have 10 wait
sometime yet for their prize money.
The navy department has prepared lists
Of all the crews Of the Spanish vessels
and Of the vessels Of our own fleet that
participated In the engagement who
were entitled to prize money for the use
OF the auditor Of the treasury in settling
the accounts, but the treasury depart.
ment officials in their care TO prevent
any misapplioation Of the funds request.
ed that they may be supplied with fur.
thor detailed information and this re.
quest has necessiatod tho return Of the
Lists to the north Atlantic fleet of San.
tago for amendment
To prevent further trouble and DELAY
on this score, Secretary Long has issued
a circular which has been dispatched 20
all commanding officers Of the navy Law.
ing down the rules FOR the preparation
Of the prize lists - suggested by the or.
der from the navy department.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31
na.Ia... Anrl.tI.. :, s.n,I.ro.

Copyr ghisd 10 by the Associated Pres.
Santiago, July 30.--A panicky feeling
prevails IN business circles here owing
fear that the Americans will turn the
city over 10 the Cuhans for self govern.
ment. No confidence exists owing 20
the uncertainty Of the future. Orders
that weFs given during the first days Of
the American occupation have been
oounteTmanded by cable European
merchandise On the through bills Of lad.
ing via New York has been ordered un.
shipped and sold in New York even at n
aacrtfoa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31
THE UNITED STATES
GENEROUS TO SPAIN.
Places Peace Tsrs. within Hss Reach.
Iad9mnity For the Ls.. os the
Battis.hip Maine.

London. July 3D. Except on the un-
settled point Of the Philippines the main
lines u the peace terms were already
discounted here. The editorials in the
morning papers generally regard them
a. evidence Of a desire on the part Of the
United States 20 treat Spain generously
ana 10 limit. 20 far As possible. the ex.
tension Of Americas administrative re-
spons.bilities beyond this. The papers
agree that there Is no limited liability in
warfare Spain IL naturally sore, but
they point out she must put up with the
loss Of Porto Rico and, II she is well ad.
vised, she will close with the American
terms.
In the Daily Mails opinion an in.
demnity o. from 60, 900, 900 to G. 900, 900
VIII b. demanded for the loss Of tho
Maine.
The Times, in an editorial ON the terms
OF peace, confines itself 10 discussion
OF the questions raised In the Philip
pines. Il says:
"li SEEMS equally difficult for America
70 take or leave them. Spain bad trouble
enough 10 hold them before the war She
VIII 10 still more embarrassed now and
probably would not remain long with.
out tempting offers from some Of tbs
power which her poverty might impel
her % accept.
"Had America demanded a cession q
tho Philippines outright, Spain could
hardly have avoided yielding. Now
she may lind In her very weakness the
means q softening the other conditions
Of peace"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31
LOCAL NEWS.

7. II. Darwin u or the ,ick list.
LIB. Reed ofPi,ts Bridge, was here
yesterday.
Two p.stAirs rooms for rent. Apply
10 Ira Gooch. n
c. X. L. Jones Of Harvey, was in
town yesterday.
Jim Darwin, Of wickson creek, was
10 town yesterday.
Dave Jolly Of Steep Hollow was in
the city yesterday.
P. W. Wheeler Of High Prairie. was
in town yesterday.
Uncle Abe Henssrling was In from
Steep Hollow yesterday.
MI. Vitopil Of Providence commun.
iiy, vas in the city yesterday.
w.K. Marriott and 4. ?. Andrews
Of Bethel were In town yesterday.
| Royal Blue a strictly first class Sc
'eigar sold only by G.. e. Parsons. l65u
5. S. Kennedy and Darby Cahill we're
here from the BrAzos bottom yesterday.
when you want 10 enjoya nice drive
get one Of Ira Gooch's nobby turn.
outs. dtf
PROS. Eyeridge and Acud will start
a singing class at Kurten, Monday, An.
gust LIST.
Mr.. W. ;. Threet Of Cottonwood,
presented the Eagle with a nice melon
yesterday.
To Wood Raulers II have large
amount Of wood cut down on Carriers
creek, three miles from Bryan. S. NJ.
Derden. 2ll
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31

Jack Shaw, who has a room At Parks
stable fronting On the street Jays a few
nights ago some free and easy GUS,
without the fear Of God or man In his
heart, reached In through the window
and swiped bic pants removing there.
from three dollars Of the coin Of the
realm and q piece Of tobacco. The theft,
who was evidently what the boys call
"a natural born reachcr" then CAREFUL
ly deposited the pants on the window
siIl aud silently departed. Mr.. Shaw
says the party failed 10 take his watch
and knife Tor which he is duly thankful
l.. A. Nash who wa one Of the in
structors and assistant examiner At the
colored normal which has Just closed
here says there were about twenty
teachers in attendance from Burleson
county. lie also says that the trustees
OF Silver Valley school in the BRAVO.
bottom have decided to erect a new
building. They have 3Ss pupils enrolled
and the following corps Of teachers have
been elected for the ensuing year. l..
A. Nash, principal Mrs. J. A. Nash and
Emma Smith.
Don't miss seeing Casters Last
Fight, magnificent reproduction Of
Adams famous painting Of the mAssa.
ere Of Gen. Custer and bis men by
Indians. Its nov on exhibition at
the bottling works Of John VI. Law
renee & Co., in the Dunn & DAILY
block. 2ll
Parties we're here yesterday morning
before day from Grimes county after
Ice for = young man named Isbell, son
Of Penn lsbell, whose horse fell with
him while he was after horses Friday
on Cobb prairie, near lola, and who
had his skull fractured by the fall. his
condition Was considered dangerous.
Joe b. Reeds insurance companies
have all adopted the policy Of paving
death claims arising from the war with
Spain For accident and life insurance
either 10 lodges or straight life compa.
MES zee Joe b. Reed. n
The colored normal at this pla, e
closed yesterday after highly success.
fll term rejecting credit upon A. II.
Colwell. conductor, aud his corps Of Fl.
hcient assistants. There were sixty.
seven teachers in attendance.
For pure fountain aud bottle soda,
DR.. Pepper. and all the latest iced
drinks, candies, fruits, nuts, etc, call
on &. G.. Parsons. lGjf
/ Prof J. W. Acuf. Chas. Doutheti,
and ]. b. Carnes were callers at the Ia.
gIe office while In the city Yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31

London, July 90-The officials Of tho
United States embassy are ignorant Of
any approximations being made 20 Great
Britain In conjunction with the United
States tor the purpose Of bringing pres
sun 20 bear upon the Italian govern.
ment in order TO prevent lombard.
ment Of Carthagena by the Italian
squadron.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31
English Coast storm swept.

L0ndon, July 3O.-The northeast coast
Of this country has been swept by a
great storm. Fishing fleets had narrow
escapes, being obliged 70 run 10 the har.
bors Tor shelter, where many vessels
were compelled TO seek refuge. North
bound trains have been delayed by force
Of the winds, which caused considerable
damage on the inland Crops having
been hatiened.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31
rrs.lasnt Coleman. VIII. pr.a.

Washington, July 3O.-The state de.
partment has received news Of the
death Of Ophelia Coleman, wife Of the
president Of Liberia, In the executive
mansion at Monroyia on June -, last.
She was a native Of Arkansas and emf.
grated % Liberia In 1895, whore she
was married 20 President Coleman tho
following year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31
DISASTROUS FIRE
At SAN FRANCISCO.
Rive Persons burned 10 Death and Five
BADLY Iniursd, Oss ~ whom
Il Not Expected 60 Live.

San Francisco. July 30. A fire which
broke out here early this morning In a
S-story frame building At li3 Oregon
street, caused the loss Of five lives and
badly burned Eve persons, one Of whom
IL not expected 20 survive.
The dead arr;
Kate Connolly.
William White.
Frank Kelly.
George Hansen.
@. A. Holmes.
The injured are;
Mrs. Manuel Silva, badly burned and
probably fatally injured internally.
John King, burned on side and right
arm.
Chris Christensen. burned on arms,
face and head
Pat DonAhue, burned on arms, face.
ches; and back.
Edward VI. Kennedy. burned on arms,
back, neck and thigh.
The building was a cheap lodging.
house and most Of the inmates were
longshoremen aud people who work
along the water front
Being of wood the structure burned
like finder, and the victims were nearly
all snffooated. The property loss Is
small The explosion Of an overturned
lamp caused the fire.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31

Louisville, July SO.-The general
council has passed and the mayor has
signed an ordinance oxempting new
manufactures from city taxes for a
period Of i've years The main object
Of the measure is to attract capital and
factories and thus supply fields for the
working man and advance the city's
position as a great manufacturing and
commercial center.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31

Chicago, July 9O-All the morning
paper. Of this city print today an an.
nouncomcnt that on and after Aug
the price viii be- ? cents a copy instead
Of cent The increased cost Of white
paper and the enhanced general expenses
due TO the war are the reasons for tho
advance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31
Mother Russell Dying.

san Francisco, July 3O.-Mother
Mary Baptiste Russell, a prominent
member u the religions order Of Sisters
Of Our Lady Of Mercy. and sister Of tho
lord chief justice Of England, is dying
at st. Mary's hospital Of which she is
superior
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31
I.rrs.. COMPANY Torm.d.

New York, July 30. Tho Cuban and
PanamoricAn EKpnss.company has been
formed by American capitalists to carry
merchandise between this country and
Cuba. IL is 10 begin operations as soon
as the war Is ended. Tho company has
been incorporated with a capital Of
5000, 600
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31
Porto nlea q. rrn,..,lnr.

London, July 20. -According 10 a dis
patch ihe Porto Rican colonial lcgisla.
tnre has adopted autonomy and has
raised protest against American occu.
patton d the island.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31


potter that he had just returned from
Galveston where everything Is ia readi-
ness Tor the great democratic state con-
veDtion. Judge Henderson says he
thinks they will have no difficulty
about finding homes for all who attend.
Capt. Tom Catchings an officer on
the staff Of Gen. Fiizhugh Lee, lately
died Al Jacksonville, Fla. lie vas a
son ofoongressmAn Caiehings Of Mis-
sissippi, and a cousin of. Allen Myers
Of this city.
James Leonard was a visitor 10 the
city yesterday and paid the Eagle
much appreciated visit. lie says there
are no signs Of boil worms in his cotton
crop.
Prof L. l.. McInnis returned yester.
day from Forest, Miss, where his fam.
ilyis spending the summer. He re-
ports crops suffering from too much
rain In that state.
W. II. Wiley and Prof Z. C. Rollins
Of Bethel called on the Eagle yesterday.
They gave the Eagle reporter an inter.
view for the kAgle-Me,eor special edi-
ton.
Rev. J. @. Tanner and wife came up
from Navasota yesterday and went out
10 Wheelock, where Rev. Tanner will
preach today.
Mr.. Lawrence b. MENDOZA of this city
and Miss Amelia A. Alienburger Of Gal.
weston will lie married at 81. PAtrick's
church in the latter city Tuesday, Au.
gust 9.
Ben Pate, B. A. Hugghins, T. q. by.
ess, and l.. T., Walter, A. D., and V. b.
Edge Of Kurten, was in town Yesterday
and called on the Eagle.
II. o. Ferguson, d. P. Cole. ]. II.
McCulloch, A. W. Dyes, Capt. W. II.
Wiley and Put Buchanan we're here
from Bethel yesterday.
GA. whipple Of Burleson county,
who has been attending the singing
normal Al Bethel, returned home yes
terday morning.
Rev. A. NJ. stewart OF Bryan. will be-
gin protracted meeting at Bhghtlight
Saturday, August 9Th. Everybody in
yited to attend.
Read John NJ. Caldwells ad giving
no:ice Of his removal sale this month.
lie will be loceted at Reads drugstore
after August. lsstf
Claud Smith, Quincy Adams, G. ".
O'Neal, Ben Powers and family from
the west end Of Madison county we're
here yesterday.
Complaints Of boil worms are coming
In from all sections Of the county and
the supply Of poison appears to be ex.
hausied.
Miss ldeletie West, Wood.carver.
Orders and pupils received. Samples
OF work at Tyler Haswelps. 1857
DR.. W. II. oliver has been ini Cald.
well the past two days attending
members Of his family who are sick.
Dr., Paul NJ. Raysor was called 70
Hempstead yesterday for consultation
m a case OF serious Illness.
Mrs. q, D. Stone and daughter left
Yesterday for Dallas where they will re.
side in future.
Prof EiIand aud wife aud Miss Flor.
ence Massey returned home to Waco
yesterday.
]. Whitley, Charley Ra.co and II. c,
seay were here from Willow Hole yes.
terday.
Misses Hettie Smith aud Hattie Me,
Connico returned from Corsicana yes,
terday.
Mrs. J. II. Mawhinney and little
daughter are visiting In Houston.
Miss MoIelle B6yett returned from ,
pleasant visit TO Ennis yesterday.
Tom Gloss and Cord Frances of Ia
Dor were In the city yesterday,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31

Albany, July 30 Governor Black
has decided not TO Interfere in the case
of Martin Thorn, CONDEMNED to death for
the murder OF Guldensuppe.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31

Berlin, July aO.-A dispatch from
Friedrichsruhe says prince Bismarck's
condition has become much more ser.
ious and the worst is feared.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-31

Atlantic City, July 30. Mrs Romero,
wife OF the Mexican minister at Wash.
ington, died here Friday night.