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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

CARSON. New May To-day Ssnltor
Livingston wired ths managers % fTtx-
xtr r5ns and Jerrsss That ne weaid give
x1.a* sgr yhs Gghs 10 take place n Carson
under the management ~ tSe [AAoz
Arena Cfsln OF xeaca Livingston IS px-st-
dent New rules have been adopted by the
club gziSa proTis.a taat all lxass tnAs TAKE
ace x Carson .g4<t b@ - finish No
Ngne - 20 o. given on foul. ezS the
ra-rv delivering the foul must pay csr-
tain percentage az the curse 20 the party
En0 Is tssuie1 IN 10 casa Wal E&n-
b. aexfss@ss a draw. fe nsust o. decided ey
q knockout. Eitt.rx n sEucass - allow
81 at. aEz arr sres-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

LOUISVILLE May The pshGtArts
staxss ire principal event - t95ays csar'
at Churchill Downs went - MoaLsa New
ran an outsider er-g-As. at re last W o.
rr@rt Anna ESsAa was second Results:
SIX fs1rEorg$-Ss Wood Won Aa1ll2s
sssorss Hard Eret ;rgr3. Tine 81.
Fezsr s4rtanxs-Esszt8 won. Ills Excel
tsnev ~acorsa. Alfred =. T3lrt- Tisas. -Se
Seven tsz-tN-sgs- E1ss w0a. Jana Clay
s,ss-nr1.s Full Dress third THE. isDs~s.
Tseaz.eaus@ xeax@s Si%. two-yss--os'
& - four farSonxS-A0l2ss Newman s9s
xr,.,. Ran second. FEexsyxco<. third Tine
-
Ore --ste s@si5ng -f;aSsca%p xoa. t'.~ce-
second. Ssr Bsase tsirsl TIRE. J "A
~vx sar9n-xs ssgzsnx-STu~rtcsr xn1
pr4xAtts- : se.-snss HazAaa snfrS2 Tina
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

Report That Many 90 Them VIII
soon He Destroyed.

SAN FRANCISCO MAJ S-As3rs-es fam
49, >oFersess ec01--s R-evtsseS ~4pss~-<
tsss sssr*w aa< 80 - Yssen 4ees - fssg
II tse - ard wtl ggessasy - DESTROYED
~@es saR sc-Snx frm=ssst c@r~@s A~~a1nx
ss@ v@sseSs n danger = 3s@ S1@r-zn ~
s-@ AAssSa &xr3o~ass.~v Cssgu na-g sa-s =
rssr %E5aas AFT = So = ss1ss sz~ 81 re
-estss.s - 80 river. hresa xszss ~ rea s-sz--
r~rt. FNsgss -1b@& f~c-r Russian Na<xassr7 -
sA@ EswsSr CsEY. H#~@s ~ 4 SA1 rra--
s@cs Fr~-- 80 - sass ls ssss see sn4 wssz
na GAsr%e - escArs -s~ gE1~ewEar SsaSe-
FAR. osr<sE ny Pcw@karG causs2 1asss -
SS1S; t~e-+S'~fsVe -sils~ from t2se -Hesssh ~
tse T&aAaz vayer sn1 So xs.I p~cAsNty
Sreas - wNsn 80 t-s~Asfs emrzs -.s
Ma p : $50 3@s-r~& So g nsa- ra7--
p4Tt cay fa<- n tAs ~ in ~ z$ss5aa -
ra@ -fvs- TIE T~ente~ - ~saSs't q - Mas
n AT 80 ~ E-sfE ssr@g@ sssxsrsartRa- TIE
G7nsetv ewaess 10 SAr f-rsmcA@rc ~ -
ssss@ Nc / # sae SeAs-ae~y AXE s~4s-~s-
Taaw s1& 80 CsEv - E"Efcxx- ax~sss ~
f~s4ca.s capitalists. are - 4 aazcH 4 sscrt
ssstanc@ azss~e R&-rSars cay -@sv xsI1
s~sNah sx - crushed - =Ssvs< RE r~an
s-g ks~-. re- Ssassse sh@ Ss5ve-~is- -
-sesNrs. tAe ATsaNs 49, Sssm T. ESr~ s-4
~eSr Gxrr1s sNt-y 4r& tNsr@ tw f3,xse ss,pze
r~As A-~ - e@~- atM @szs&~s 4s2<s~sss~fssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

SPOKANE May 6-Transacttons On The
two -atnlnx exchanges here yesterday ant
to-day hage 5~-~<g re heaviest tr their his
.ory Trading sas been heaviest u Noun
tain I1or Owned chiefly II Portland wI.fch
- n active demand az 81 n spot Surprise
Is fae sensation tonight. ard trading -
brisk a. = res-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

EFsSot4CTy fgfs Nd. I7Ta-gs Il res.slv.rg ~,
follows. -
s6s BAT Y - tAe intention % sne rtsv
S*&sfSs y szapTWvs MIRA Axsaszs. r-us-,
sssts SAsss Sff@st - posrst szI s.sss .,s,~~ y
- sS@wArr STREET, L@rnra Street rrg.r-x
saf1ts sx~Ss1@ 70 EG-e1 Avenue. -er-v
8T%sSss sranx fsaera Street TO Sxp~aw-
street. bzsrsFs ATeri&s@ s-ors g.snss-x $50
% stewart street aT constructing ta-r.tr
aF9p~r sewers throughout sad Es.T~sExnx -
ssss streets All a<s1zss tsae ssxrs- .ssw--s-
saS e1szzeGt4Sx sy-x3Eu ess xa~@~x .rss. !.
So 'sssn 2sssl~EA ing.s1.T vsrn AZ rr~ea~
sasF "yflf Openings rsAzaaea~a. an : 49,
FsnssAaGsas eaten hasssas and ssaxEsfn-
saExs S4.~s4s
80 That Inc ee@t thereof - raAs ~ a.
as~ssssszssSx 81 - l@vt@ss 9cors ,Ne u-xar.sr-s.
Ne4SNSs 1tsF Ard Sraxi.sats 20 SAD ossr~
s4Sns Sx Fsss@ as-rs&~s ansa ss~@esx tzrr.s~~
3 paaa IL Pas --rE ~ s<r6as wxterxs-
- eeN~F "a E~rsesi ~ HT~ az ysars In tse
5sas asssr ~%Fssa@ss 5F t,e avs as ire 49,
p = asa ax-z- 2Sd ire cnarssS Ara cs-sss-
.ssse~s Of tse City ss seattle as na~ =
ID That Tie City Erx.zssr h as-.~.~s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

Special Is5~Tat-h "a n Paxt-y1tsFIsgam-a
BHf$>stN May 5W1-s ga tha prontz-
81 trait fraru she e1& cs he Brfnra- xax-
on Rad 20 re aeaawat@Ts - ts~ Ns.stie
fork 90 re Isa~eHss5fp~ all co-n-ra@rsse
ahcsst TO middle ef tAe vrs<@rs. nrccsh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

NEW YORK. Mag S-Tt was announced
IN Wall street today shat subscriber -
the ar1aixanSasss. Copper ConGary's stock
will he Allotted - Per cent on thsi- 10 b
Scrfrflgre
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THR
United States for the State Of washing
Ton. Sorsasrn Division. In the Matter os
Ssaa 8. Miaesl bankrupt sankrupss
To the Honorable c. II. Hanfard. Jssixs or
the District Court at the Cnirsd states
FOR tue North sru District Of wasf,fnxtsI.
jean r. Milietr or Mos1rs Vernon. "a shs
county 0f Skaxis and STATE az Was1tnx-
ton. In SAID district. respectfully repre-
ssn.s taat On me ilFh day of March. last
PAST. ne was daily adtgiSed bankrupt ar-
ser tae acts sf congress relating 70 BANK
TupSey. THAI he has dnIy zs1rrsa,ser.a ali
ais property and rights of property. ard
GAS fsaisy complied with AL the require
ns11z sS sail acts ard af the cre.srss ~ fns
eeart Coughing nls bankruptcy
aerefers Ne prays raat ae may De L.
reed Ey TIE court 20 have a fall discharge
Frt1sn sA DEBTS proxanEs Against BIS essafs
under @aaa bankrupt acts. except ssseEr
s~oss as ars excepted " Law tram xtien
discharge
Dated ta.s lssh day Of Apra. A. .. lssa
JOHN r. AILI.E.Tr. Bankrupt
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or, TIE
nis&9 states TOR the District ef WASH
'sx,nr- Northern Division In the Matter
r,s es Jasn Ml,lstt. Bankrupt Order.
oa Isds 8ta day OF April. 1873. on read
ZIG sne foregoing rsrfsiGu. " is
oTssred ~ tHe court thai a hearing -
Tao a5on t5e same an t8s z5fa law Il
May. A. .. tss. before sad roart a. Seat
-. :" asnsn<ror. IN the sail a. frist a.
s@a LICK u the A. a.. AMI sbaE nosies
.3~Fss7z ns published n the Seaerts, Pest
lrksillsssrcsr. a newspaper prints.. in sald
sHsfrtsS. azs4 faaz al Known creditors and
@t1er psrxons IN interest nay appear n
sss safd nxa@ and place and saes eagse.
x any Trey aava. wny the. uraye~ 81 tns
sab- 1Ts1tscner should ror BE granted
And Il Is f9rsa~r esderee ~ tbs c,,s1-t
.aA1 tae @serx snail sewi by vai - ST
srCsr creditors copies % said pesstjss-,
ard s1ls 9rst@r addressed ~ them n ,H@t-
csaees Of residence az stated
WEn%ss ss@ Honorable g n Esrs0-rs
Judge II said res1rt Ard sne s~af s1~~as,s
az Ssasti~s ~ satss district. GA the ssfn Gar
az SnssE A. D isM
Enter. =. Il HANEyRr Judge
r " HOPKINS Clerk
Fv a. VI wALTHEyx. Deputy.
fssss = N~- rsf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

RESOLUTION NO. f-s-B. II resolved n,r
the city Ceaneia Of ne City OF Ssast.z
fellows
~ Thai IL is the intention Of TIE CITY OF
Seattle TO Improve King Street ts, rhe
Try ef SEATTLE. from pa.rs $50 feet east
II Ientn Avenue South 20 Twelfth Ave-
n&e south BY the construction ST an ron
ss21e gap@ sewer % rroasr Dimensions
through said portion * said street vita
all necessary wy@s. openings nanAoses
azss5fse8-s, ysatilar1r<. nuSnsnx tanks AMI
catch basins
% That the csss thereof DE paid by a.
easements 20 es ssyiesi upan TIE property
aDAgttinz zEors sal2 portion Of said KInr
Esenf III TIE manner provided by rhs-
CHARTER and Ordinances of the Cgtv " Sc
attic ~
- Thas ehs City Engineer -. directed
10 farrasS 20 .na city T-ossnefI am Sx-jy.as.
II TIE cost u sad Improvement
"a aAs TIE matter * making said sxu-
Er@F%11soT VIII De- considered By sa@ ss-y
&sunsA ar a Sssssssn tM@reog q De h~lss az.
re End lay ~ May 1856 a. >feIaex
y re a. safsh t-rs 81 persons desiring
% % S@ArS Before sas e-Sey a-os1uelz sspogs
t1e Wast@r ct making said Improvement
ara go.s1sss 20 Be present
Passed the City Council thss IL. s,v ~
May. ISIS. anst stxm@d BY u.~ il, ers.r ssx-
s1eH ia ar nsFsrseasfsn OF - rasssk rs rss<
iS< day - May. tsss
W V RrSEHART
President ~ TIA city t,sssresz
FLIED - ma Eais Ist day ns MAJ zoo.
WILL II PARRY.
hT .. a CORY ELL. D~psafy CF@~k
Late eE arsi as@naseats3a. May ). nxs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

D<p~1a TAo2 . s&YSn9e1 0AD Dee0
C0<Oveve1-Noa Yet
W~~4A~A

6cecsai Esxpa<ch 30 tne PoSs-Ears.ls8snces
REFT SLfE May z-L - reported TIA
q sxrinxer Aas been struck IN lie Snow
xrsr 1ss a. Sup4 trzMner Ia cut 1t rs
CITY !. 10 xnpoaSz5<e 10 vexTSy ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

rsrRA<Efsa Gel MAY sEszskssr< en-
xxe-sT n@x trxns3ess IN tas TIE aaret< Is
gaax forward with Al rcS<fasS sTesss-
T-Nss sings az re Lard aeses Up 10 rosn
.e.xzv r-tsrrs n~r--s e5Shsy There = rss vsy
q esszzatlnx tas ngnas- az &@sz1a2 get
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

" ASsst StsTssS. Nav z~Tr~ssy,s <ssss~
~ses. % TIRE ees2ss.sza - TIE treasury
sSznAs
Asa.faass essA ealsnacN., ~ $3.50 ssss 49, ..--s
fssss4 gs.s~ve ... 49,. -.--*--.... "a II ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

Not instantly. "a " i'll . hair dye.
But gradually the gray Disappears
and the dark eoior OF youth takes
Its place
Ayers Hair Ninoe
is not a dye: il docs not stain Il
is q hair food. This is Why IL
makes the hair grew <oft and
thick.
$l.O q bottle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

NEW YORK Mas E--ss Fssa~a~sa
~ss,A a.; sal FER EarNsss +nrzsrruw -
szxe Sat - iseh cEns-es - ss7xsr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

4 re~ street. "a company Ass Ser
s-e~eeY II Denver n opposition - 10 a@w
~ssr-~wasn~ ~-sza zn&sr Sod ire @wg cid Maes-
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the o
gr@as aren maj
VITA Htte eounrx sense anea n v
all stan6ar
asten. P O Bon
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Ne ARE nov prepared 10 10 ccnpeur4an
~ sns kra0s t&ny meAEz4st "a xSnoarsai.
400 bresssf Ana Long Primer gAtle.
1nsnR<R0ncne. 1nafftn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

BOSTON May s~-EoxsoE s-3 I2-sAHA
- * efFvsssr - Tsusse and Bo<<cE. II. Par
razs -
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Nsz-v J C-.s#r Aax xrexs "a -e~ss-
1szs - 80 CzsstN-~Sa WIS Makers Car
sssrsSz~E Es Asxs~~s . ssrs~s ssa.-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-06

TO furnish the City Council An estimate a
she cost OF said Improvement.
90 That the matter Of making said i'm
rrc~emsrr VIII be considered by the City
Council at a session thereof q, be held en-
thu End day of May tya0. at s:dW o. ,foeE
p. m.. at which time all persons tfesirirsG
TO be heard oef1rs tina City Council ur,lSff
the matter OF making said Improvement
are notified to be present
Passed the City Council tho LIST say AZ
May, 1888, ard signed by me in open
session IN authorization Of fss passaro
this iss day Of May. isee.
w. " RTNEHARr.
President OF the City Council.
Filed by me rhis ist day OF May. Hge
WILL III. PARRY
SIsy CamptrolIer Ex-ofRicic City Clerk
BY e. X CoRTEII4, Deputy Clerk
Dafe or arss publication. May B. faS0
IMPOCNDED STOCK NoTTCE.-The fol-
owing described horses placed In thn
auction TO the highest bidder for cash -
hand to pay cost OF tmpC1nssirr AMI "A.
vsrrisfng. May H. 1893. 1t 10 O'CLOCK q "a :
at sns front door Of Police Heattcuar+erS
corner Third avenue and YesIer ray.
s1es bay horse with ] white ia~~
branded Il g." on the TsTt snr,1,.,sref
black mare about years cid. hltas
mare years old. sorrel horse wear all
Also enc horse irnpourseti April 81 ,sea
described as follows. black mare veare
cid.
TIE owner or owners OF sha shsva H.
serfbee animals being unknown 10 me-
e. y REED. Chief OF Peslfre.
I.!-. % nrsr publication. MAY 2 fSs@
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w. L B. NICHOLS & co.


We are now about organizing a rsw
mining corporation with ]. M. 40 shares 80
ire par value 81 % cents each. 70 operate
twa Of the best unctevsioped mining claims
IN Republic Iris - a free geld preposs-
ton Subscription books ara naw open
az cur s-Ice 20 thcse desiring 30 secure a
Hhera. block ee rhis stock Al :. es Il cen- =
sha-e.
SLATER S SMITH.
MINING BROKERS.
Ia James ST., Seattle. Wash.
'Fhe5s. Man 81.
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nasx C,<arssgs.

The following sanse COMPLIED by Brad
street.. sroxs the bark csearsngx ~ all
principal cssiss ssr the week ended May
{ with The percentage Of trscrsass and de-
crease IS esyzEyar~d with the correspced-
Tax week Last year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-19
To %. nsld IN Mnntrcnl.

Liudonwlle. VI. March rs The de-.
cisiou OF Department Commander Har.
RS Co hold tbe next state cncampmen.
Of the Grand Army of the Republic So
Montreal in juno win mark an epoch 10
tho history of tho order. as ihis encamp-
mont win be Che first hed bya state
commHuduy outside uf the prescribed
limits aoId hy the union Commurt.-f
Harris believes that the plan will be-
popular among ibe veteran c0mrados
The objects are twpio'd hist to heneh
Hnd 90 encourage che Grand Army 0f
the Republic posts which this depart.
mout has established m Quebec and
Montreal and secondly Co show IN 70
method ul way the corlality existing
between tLo United States and our
neighbors across tho border.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-19

and disappeared He found temporary
shelter with his wife and daughter with
some friends on Fifth avenue. and his
subsequent place of abode was not
learned.
DIR. Piking. house physician Of the
Windsor hn.el. has accounted for all
the SIX bed-ridden patients in the hotel.
with the exception Of Mrs james IL
Stokes. the widow Of General James II.
Stokes, who he fears is among the dead.
Twelve little girls weIe taking dane
ing lessons from Mrs. Dora Gray Dun
can Of San Francisco. in a parlor on the
fourth floor when the fire started. Mrs
Duncan hurried the children down the
stairs and with her two daughters were
among the first to leave the building.
An unidentified woman about 30 years
old died few inmates after being taken
into the house Of Mrs A. p Adams
Her legs and breast bone were broken
II was said by one Of the employees Of
the hotel that the woman was from San
Francisco. She wore black silk skirt
and purple waist
Thomas Ochiltree. who escaped un.
hurt. lost valuable pictures and bric-a-
brac.
SO dense was the smoke that rolled
along Fifth avenue that many sparrows
which attempted 10 fly across were sui.
located
MIRA Alice Price sister-in-law Of Gov.
Gambler Of Georgia, who IS at Bellevue
hospital with a broken les. is reported
10 b. doing well
Mrs. Sol Smith Russell. wife Of the
actor. who was registered at the Wind
sor. was not in the house at the time Of
the fire. and is safe and we'll
Kate Forsythe. the American actress,
who arrived fsom England and who had
registered AZ the hotel. was in Philadel-
phia at the time Of the fire.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-19

Guthrie. o. T., March Is Governor
Barnes has vetoed all Of the Legislative
bills remaining In his hands-ll In mum
Der. The dead measures are: Incrcas-
ing taxes and fees Of insurance compa.
MES for city treasurers TO collect taxes;
changing the name OF the colored
university; authorizing school dis
tricts 10 create building fund;
relatingIto the carrying Of firearms in.
cooperating the Oklahoma Chau;auqua
association; increasing the pay Of juror;
changing the time Of paying taxes pro.
viding for an appeal from justice to pro-
bate courts amending the quarantine
law and the school land law. This ends
the legislative work. the governor hay
ing signed s. bills and vetoed "a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-19
H. p HUTCHINSON.

trade, His deals for the first three years
Were almost invariably successful In
the war period Mr. Hutchinson's profits
reached way up in the millions Hi
gifts 10 soldiers and their families
were very large. but he did not let any
body know Of them In 1854 he started
the Chicago Packing and Provision com
pany and was one Of the hardest work
ing men in rs EMPLOY He Subsequent
ly organized the Corn Exchange Nation
al Bank. Of which his son. Charles L.
was president Of for years
"Old Hutch's" corner 81 the wheat
market in 1883 gave him the greatest
fame Of his career. He sent the price up
TO the - mark. and then. for good meas
ure. put it up cents higher Over q
decade has passed since that celebrated
corner was engineered IL was SUCCESS
fully plotted Tor the September wheat
of 1855 A. far n j. known. "Old
Hutch" had no associates In the corner.
When he began 10 buy wheat was sell
ing at SO cents He bought and contiu-
ued 10 buy until two days before the
endof the month it sold al closing Of the
board at $i2j. Mr.. Hutchinson gave
notice mat night that the next day be
would force the pFice up % Sl51. but
that all shorts might come nc once
to his Office and settle at the
closing price Of SL2d Some Of
the brokers thought that the notice was
bluff and that he could not stand
the strain a day longer. but the wise
ones went around 10 the Office and set
tied On the following day odd Hutch
pushed wheat mp TO $3.50 Those who
failed to come 20 his terms had 10 put mp
g. the next day. Tho scene that day in
hutchinson Office has never before or
since been paralleled Long lines Of
brokers waited in line 20 fettle and for
tunes were made aud lost in a few min
r.es Oid Hutch, however. reiented
In many eases and let his victims pay
what they could Those who could set.
tie were forced 20 pay 10 the limit
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-19

Helena. Ark. March ~ Within the
last few days three killings have taken
place at Holly Grove. a neighboring
town in Monroe county. The first kill
ing took place when Luin Nelson. ne
gro. shot aud killed another negro
named Lewis Newly. about the owner
ship Of 10 cents in a crap game Nelson
made good his escape 81 Walters Shot
aud killed another negro name Aaron
Bell. about the favors Of a negress with
whom both were in love, Walters es-
capped 10 q swamp. where he took shell
ter. He was soon followed by Constable
Webb who shot and killed him with a
shotgun as Walters was drawing his
pistol to shoot the officer
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-19
PROM MuMFosD.

Mrs. Steel AMI Tina, Of steele's
store, visited Mumford Sunday.
Rev. Lackey Tiled his "PpOin''
ment here Sunday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Pankey, OF near
Stone City visited Mesdame smith
and Kirk, Wednesday
Miss Williams Of Wellborn, Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Williams.
Mr.. Pearce Of Rosebud, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. I. F.
Bailv.
Mr.. J. r. Collier and daughter
Miss Mollie left for Marlin Thurs
day. Button.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-19
WILL PASS QUARANTINE.
Arrangements Made Not to Dctain Re.
turning soldiers at savannah.


turning soldiers at savannah.
Savannah. March ~ Mayor Myeri
said that the quarantine upon all ship
ping from Cuba will go into effect April
10 This is Is days cal Her than hereto
fore. bat IL it is deemed necessary for
the preservation II the health Of the
city and contiguous country. This ar.
rangement however, will not interfere
with tine speedy bringing Of the troops
In Cuba back home through this port
The war department has already deter.
mined that NO more transports will come
up 10 this city this season Arrange
meuts have been made for the disom.
barketion Of all returning troops at Fort
Pulaski, ON the Tybee island. "a miles
below the city The post has been made
ready for the reception II troops. 1909
at time From Fort Pulaski the sol
diers will be- taken 10y batallious 20 tho
quarantine station, disinfccted and
brought to the sity on lighters II is
Thought that upward OF 0OOO men per
week win be returned under the new
arrangement. each passing through the
disinfecting process
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mn pl.ehnrre An whc Annl,.

Washington. March Is. General
Brooke has been cabled % proceed III
the execution Of the order providing for
the discharge Of all soldiers who enlisted
IN the regular army 20 the outbreak oi
hostliiies until the cessation of the war.
should they apply for such discharge.
lie will enieavor 20 rernlist rs many "a
possible and will an che vacancies r..
mainng IN the regular ranks from vol.
unteers who care % transfer
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Antwerp March is a great peaca
crusade b. Ina progress throughout Bel
gium, headed hy ex-secretary Henry
Fontaino Thousands of signature
have boon obtained by the clergy bur
gomasters aud civil authorities 70 poti.
iioHs which ara circulating in every
class of society for presentation 10 the
peace conference 81 be- held at the Hague
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nnfl Of Doc. COO. 70 rIsee..

Chattanooga. Tenn. March ia
raft Of logs from the mountains for thi.
city went 10 pieces near the Cincinnati
Southern bridge in the Tennesses river,
and TWO raftsmen. George Smith and
George Evans, two famous loggers OF
east Tennessee. were drowned and -four
others had a thrilling experiences in get.
ting out Of the water with their lives.
The raft was knocked 81 pieces b. float.
ing debris.
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Woman Harmed to Death.

Springfield u.s. March lS-Mrs
Eliza Pops aged - years aul an old
resident of this city, was found dead iu
room. her body burned 90 q crisp Mr.
Pope made II a practice Tor years Of set.
ting a lighted candle near her bed when
She retired and the bed clothing had
evidentally become ignited from this
The discovery was made just In time 20
prevent % disastrous fire IN the house
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DEATH OF "oLp HUTCH
he Was al Ono Tim. s,e Best known
Man In Chicago.

Wan In Chicago.
Chicago. March IL With the death
OF Benjamin P. Hutchinson. odd
Hutch" as he was called. who died at
the sanitarum at Lake Geneva. Wis.
on Thursday, passed away one Of the
best known men in Chicago. He was
20 years old and had been an invalid for
years.
No man in Chicago in the years be-
tween 1850 and 1890 was better known
than odd Hutch His oddities Of
dress and his pecularityof build set him
apart from the class Of ordinary men.
and il was no part Of his system to do
away with eccentricties Of which he
was well aware He came here In 1853
and began to speculate ON the board Of