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SNAP SHOTS OF STAGE.
Loie Fuller may come here.

Iole Fuller may come here.
Barnums circus is in Vienna.
Catherine Bartho is in Dresden.
New York is to have a permanent CIR
Gus.
-Beerbohm Tree is to do Twelfth
Night"
Edith skerr1tt has joined James A.
Herne's company.
Marie Halton is in vienna's San Toy
company.
Odette Tyler is to play katherine in
The Tanning of the Shrew."
E. J. Radcliffe retires from the Imperial
Stock company in st. Louis.
Minnie Dupree and Frank Worthing
have been signed for Amelia Bingham's
company.
Anna Held, has been transferred to go
ahead Of Grace George.
Joseph Haworths tour in Robert Of
Sicily" is announced to open on Tuesday
at Worcester, Mass.
! Lionel Barrymore has been engaged to
play Lieut.. Denton in the Southern 'Ari-
iona" company.
l., The Gentleman From Indiana" has
Ebeen secured by Charles Frohman. The
book is by Booth Harrington.
FORBES Robertson contemplates a grand
revival of "Othello'' in London next sea-
son, with Gertrude Elliott as Desdemona
An autographed photograph of Grace
}George, in jeweled frame, was distrib-
uted as a souvenir at the Manhattan
itheater last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew gave a recep-
ton at their home in New York last
Thursday afternoon to introduce their
daughter, Louisa Drew.
/ Helen Bertram, Madge Leasing, Jessie
Bartlett Davis and Alice Nelson will be,
1t is said, entertaining Londoners on Eas-
ter Monday next.
Maude Adams is having extensive al
teratlons made at her country place,
Sandy Garth" Ronkonkoma, n. Y,
where she spends Sundays now
David ToweEs expects to be ready to
| send out his Still Alarm company be-
| crate revival of Joseph Arthurs play.
Kyrle Bellew has abandoned the stage
| forever, he says. ] learn he is going to
Australia with Frank Gardiner to engage
in mining operations.-New York Tele,
| graph.
Manager Brady played Prince Engel
| bert in his Wife's production of 'tHe1
Majesty in New York the other night
| called from the city.
Ffolliot Paget has been engaged to play
Madame Fleury in 1.-The Spright1y Ro
buckles coming engagement at the The
| alter Republic, New York
S. E. Gross, who claimed ownership o
to build a new theater in Chicago, to cos
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MODS EskA IN REPERTOIRE.
Attraction at the metropolitan FOL
Io1.ing "On the Quiet"


The repertoire for Modjeska's engage
ment, at the Metropolitan opera house
the last half of the coming week, VII be
as follows: Thursday and Saturday even
ings, King John;" Friday evening,
Macbeth" and Saturday matinee,
Mary Stuart" The two latter plays
have been presented here by the famous
actress on previous occasions, but king
john is distinctive novelty in legiti-
mate offerings, and ought therefore to
claim the most attention.
AS III the case of the tragedy of Mac
BETH where the dominant interest of
the play lies in the character of Lady
Macbeth, so in that of king john has
the character of Lady Constance great
er attraction than the title role. 1t Is OF
course in this charaCt-r of o1s lance that
Modjeska will appear. There Is possibly
not another character in the entire range
of the classic drama that so uniquely
ar1nonizes with her temperament and
with those particular qualities for which
she is most famed. Not in all the grand
literary perspectives of Shakespeare and
other great writer's is there such mag
nifcent picture of Womanhood, or, rather,
motherhood Her maternal affection is
the basis OF the character, her fears, her
ambition, her sacrifices, her earthly hap
piness and her hopes Of heaven beng
al certered in her son. the il-fated
Prince Arthur, whose rights to the throne
were withheld by the usuIping tyrant
King John. Yet it is the power of i'm
agination in Constance, a power which
is perhaps not equaled in any other char
acter except it be that of Juliet, which
makes the genius of a Modieska so nee.
essary for its portrayal The pleading
for her son, grandiIoquent as it is IN its
beautiful pathos and eloquence is not
more inspiring than her furious outbursts
of passoin, her biting, W thering sar-
casms, her almost ferocious fits of tenn
per, moods which rise and fall, according
to the sense of injury she feels.
The role has always had fascinating
attraction for Nine Modjeska though
her ambition to play it has never been
gratified until now.
The tragedy of King John is unknown
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Frank Daniels is coming in ''The
Ameer."
There are three Arizona" companies
on the road.
"a Hole in the Ground" will be at the
Grand soon.
A revival of "Mliss'' is scheduled at the
Grand soon.
THE Little Minister is underlined for
the holidays at the Metropolitan.
A new naval drama, 1.-THE Gunner's
Mate is an early attraction at the
Grand.
1.-The Girl From Maxim's'' is announced
as one Of the early attractions at the
Metropolitan.
Tim Murphy will be seen at the Metro
Polita4p1 Dec. Is, II, is, 10, in "a Bacne-
David Belasco's strong romantic drama,
1.-THE Heart of Maryland" will be pre-
scented at the Grand soon.
"a Trip to Chinatown will be seen
here shortly with a cast reported to be
the best ever organized, headed by Harry
Gilfoil.
The engagement of Miss Gertrude Cogh-
Ian as Becky Sharp in the dramatization
of Thackeray's Vanity Fair will close
with special performance tonight.
Shore Acres will be seen at the Met
ropolItan opera house, commencing
Thursday, Dec 20. The engagement is
for three nights and a popular priced
matinee on Saturday.
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bilious to contract a marriage with
Russian nUbleman for Agnes. Agnes,
however, wants 20 marry the man she
loves, and that is Ridgway The brother
finally agrees to give his consent if
Ridgway viii re-enter Yale and finish his
term. This he decides to do, but mere
" to prevent brother Horace carrying
out his matrimonial schemes, for Agnes
RideWay induces her<to marry him ION
the Quiet The attempts Of the young
couple to hide their true relation to
each other run through the next two
acts.
This bright and clever comedy which
Is proving the dramatic success of the
season, VIII be the attraction at the
Metropolitan theater for three nights
and one matinee, commencing tomor-
row.
The cast will be:
Phoebe Ridgway, Roberts cousin
Helena Collier
Duke Of CaTbOndale.... Crauley Douglas
Judge Rtdgewoy, Rob eGt s "a IA parsons
Agnes sSr Colt sister to Horace John "aViile
Robert Ridgway.........,.l William Golfer Golfer
Dr.. Wolcott, rector. Charles B. Poor
Ethel, Duchess of Carbonate,
sister to Ho- ace. katherine Mulkins
Horace Colt. Brigham Royce
Sa tsuma, valet..............S achiro Oida
" alter ..................E. f. KrauSer
Lucille, Agnes maid. Laura Palmer
LOttie, a music hall girl Ninettn ThI-1Izn
Pearl, music hall girl. Mary Fletcher
McGeachey, a b0olImalker. Thomas DOYLE
EiX, reporter. George H. Robinson
GIBSON, sailing master. Thomas Garrick
Peterson. quartermaster. 49,. Eugene Jelis
BoatsWaln .....................J. K. Jones
First Sailor George Grace
second Sallor.................. E. D. Smith
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GBNUT OF IHE DRAMA
1T WILL BE RUN AT THE LOCAL
THEATERS THIS
WEEK
COLLIER IN "ON THE QUIET
Dorothy RoSsmore in "RIan's Enc
my" and Rose SydeIPs Lon
den HeIIes at the
Star.

Augustus Thomas drew largely upon
the history of the Gould family for the
pot Of ION the Quiet" the comedy i'll
which William Collier has made such a
pronounced hit this season.
The conditions of the Colt will, around
which the comedy hinges, are IDENTICAL
ly the same as those of the late Jay
GoUld's will. The sons and daughters
will receive but $4O00,0OO of the $2O,000 $50
bequeathed to them if they marry with
out the consent of the others. The love
affair of Anna Gould now the Countess
de CasteIlane) and Harry Woodruff, the
young actor, who is now playing the
part Of the imp in Nat Goodwin's
when We Were Twenty-One," is also
touched upon, cut the climax is differ
ent, and it might truthfuIly be said that
the playwright as welded the history of
Howard Gould and Miss Clemmons to
that of Anna and Harry Woodruff.
Bob Ridgway, the part enacted by Mr..
Collier, is that Of a typical up-to-date
New York young man of the world; he
has been expelled from Yale for mis-
chievous conduct, and aspires to the
hand of Agnes Colt, the deceased multi
millionaire's daughter. Horace Colt, the
brother, has other plans for his sister;
he has formed foreign alliance for his
younger sister. Ethel Colt, who has mar
ried an English nobleman. He is am
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sYDELL's LONDON BELLIES
Open an Engagement at the Sta
This Afternoon.

Open an Engagement at the Star
This Afternoon.
A treat Is in store for the visitors of the
star theater this week, where the Rose
Sydell London Bellies will hold high carni-
val at both the matinee and night per-
formances. AS this is one Of the most
popular organizatfo that annually visits
this city it goes without saying that a
succession of crowded houses awaits
them. This is but natural, for the quail
ity of the entertainment is such as to
merit this friendly feeling on the part of
admirers of all that is new and novel In
high-class burlesque. Not content with
the quality of the performance given last
season, the management have secured
some features that will prove sensational
in their novel nature. The show opens
with an original creation entitled Barn
Storming," by w. s. Campbell and Jo-
seph Mitchell, which starts the ball of
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to the stage of this or the last genera
ton in America. A deservedly en-
thusiastic interest in the play was re-
Gently revived in the tragedy by Mr..
Beerbohm Trees production at Her Ma
jesty's theater, in London, last year, and
it was the splendidly popular and ffnan-
cial success it then enjoyed which sug-
gested its revival by Nine Modjeska.
The part of King John will be played
by Mr.. r. D. MacLean, and that of
Prince Arthur by Miss Odette Tyler,
two artists whose rank has been long
established, and last season is still
further emphasized by their successful
starring tour under the management of
Mr. Charles Frohman. Falconbridge
will be assumed by Mr.. Barry Johnst)ne
and Queen Elinor by Mrs. Henry Van
derhoff, neither of whom are in need Of
introduction.
The seat sale will open tomorrow
morning.
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.MAN's ENEMY AT THE GRAND.

Powerful Drama for Temperance
the Attraction This Week.
MANS Enemy" which is said to be
one of the most elaborate scenic produc-
tons now on the road, is announced to
be presented at the Grand this week,
commencing tonight at SIS
MANS Enemy is said to be one Of the
most realistic Of modern dramas. 1t
gives vivid portrayal of the tribulations
of life on the downward path. Taking
the hero from the social heights of the
upper ten, his gradual descent into the
lowest dregs of the gutter is shown, and
when his final rehabilitation takes place
through drink, MANS Enemy" strikes
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Maude Adams, L,Afg1on.

R. II. Russell, New York, has Just is
sued dainty pictorial souvenir of Maude
Adams in her new play, Rostand's
''L'AigIon." The souvenir contains, be-
sides twenty fine pictures of the play, an
excellent photograph of the actress, the
last one she has had taken. The cover
is green, with poster design. Many
of the Illustrations of the play are full
PACED ones, and all of them are eX 3I-
make a pleasing and valuable Christmas
gift for any one who is interested in the
hest dramatic art
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RETURN OF NELL COMPANY.

1t VIII Be at the Grand Next SUN
day Evening.
For the week beginning Sunday, Dec.
16, at the Grand, there will appear the
James Nein company. Mr.. NeilPs COM
pany has given something over 1900 per-
formances here and in Minneapolis
The plays that have been selected for
presentation here are:
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings and at the Wednesday mat
inee, IAN American Citizen
Thursday and Friday evenings, ga
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laughter rolling, and it is thereafter one
continual round of merrimen+. The oIio
includes such well-known artists AS the
worlds greatest acrobats, the four Nelson
Sisters; Hanly, McGowen and Ianly; the
great LIE Claire; Mitchell, Campbell and
Millidge; Esther sisters; Hart, Foster and
Foster, and chorus of thirty handsome
young ladies.
The last burlesque is entitled "Satan's
Wedding Night" Rose SydelI is the
bright and charming star, and is more
handsome than ever The musical num-
bers are all original The engagement
opens with matinee today.
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him bodily through the plate glass win
dow to the street below, the curtain falls
on a picture of realism that has rarely
been equaled on the stage.
In the last act Harry has conquered
his enemy, is now the master and drink
the slave; retribution overtakes the guilty
and midst the peal of church bells and
the wedding march, the play comes to a
happy end.
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Partisan Romance Saturday matinee
and night, "Aristocracy."
Comedy on Dayton,s Bluff.

The Western Comedy company will
produce a comedy. THE Lucky Wat
R 13.s streets, Tuesday evening, under
the n auspices of Daytons Bluff Camp. w.
q w. The cast will be:
Mr.. Joseph Watson Qhe farmer)-
Mrs Amanda Watson ...... Susie Graetz
Laura Watson (their daugh-
teri go. Blanche Wheeler
Miss Elvira Claridon (Mrs. Wat
sons sister, .......... Pearl Wagner
Sarah Brown Ga domestic)
Daniel o'Rafferty (the- all-round
Mrs. o'Rafferty dams wifeJ-
Elizabeth Patterson
William Hampton (the escaped
Iunatlel 49,; Samuel Johnson
from England Norman Wagner
solomon Steady Gan old bache-
lorl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Percy Gould
William Burgess (oil prospector)-
Percy Gould
Little Jones (the tattered farmers
boy) recommendations Duff1eld
Troublesome hobo (Weary WiIlie)-
Samuel Johnson
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cidedly favorable impression in the Brit
ish provinces, deals with the subject of
heredity as opposed to mans WILL aided
by the goodness and goodness Of a
woman's love.
Word comes from London that Mabel
Gilman has retired from the cast of
1.-The Casino Girl" at the SFaftesbury
Theater. There has been misunder-
Lederer, and now ''The Casino Girp' is
minus its strongest feature.
BY giving employment to dresser and
super two members of Olga MEMBERSHIPS
company were robbed of some valuablcs
at Wallack's theater last week. Eleanor
Carey and Mr.. Hunter are the victims
The eulprit, travelling under the mama
of Leslie, is still to be found.
1.-THE Wisdom of the WISE new
play by John Oliver Hobbies (AI.rs, Cra-
giel, was produced in London last Thurs
day at st. James theater, by George AL
eSander Julie Opp and H. B. Irving
We're in the cast. Opinions differ upon
the merits Of the play, although it is
agreed that the dialogue is. sparkling
George Clark, formerly of Days the-
alter, and who recently dabbed in vaude-
Vile, is to be under E. e. Riee's man
agement in startling venture.
In Buffalo last week the, snow storm in
Way Down East" came near proving
more disastrous to one of the stage
hands than it does to the heroine of the
play, Miss Phoebe Davis. He carelessly
81 -WASiA1At Ae~1e5C u Lie -UlS 61eCITlC IdiI5
which are. used to produce the effect Of
driving snow, and mad his hands badly
cut.
Louis Moody, whose graphic denote
ment of the innocence, Characteristic
dissatisfaction, good breeding, Inherent
kindness and senility of old Lady Ow-
bridge in John. Drew's 'grhe Gay Lord
QueX," is so keenly appreciated by crit
icaT Spectators says the New York
Times, was once leading lady, at Wal
lacks theater.
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One Fare for Round Trip.

For Christmas and New Years holidays
the 500 Line will sell round-trip tickets
to points in Canada at one fare for
round trip For folders and particulars
apply ticket office, 379 Robert street
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100000 He also threatens to build one
in New York.
May Yohe Qady Frances Hope and
Lord Hope arrived In New York from
London on Sunday Miss YOhe is not
likely to fulfill any professional engage
ments, but expects to travel a great deal
through America
Wilson Barretts problem play, "Man
and His Makers" which is creating a de-
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George Clark, formerly of Days tlne-
alter, and who recently dabbed in vaude-
Vile, is to be under E. e. Riees man
agenlent in startling venture.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-12

Washington. April ! I. 90 Commander
] NJ lIawley II the training ship Hart
ford. has sent a report TO the navy dc.
partment relative To the progress made
by the landsmen under his command in
educating themselves to be seamen. lie
reports that board Of officers. Of which
Lieutenant Commander AleH Sharp. Jr..
was president. convened ON board the
ship w March and examined the lands
men. 10 Of whom were reported as quail.
flied Tor the rating u ordinary seamcn
Their promotion leaves 100 landsmen
still on hoard and they will undergo AN
examination at Moutovideo on May l.
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SITUATION BRIGHTER.
Waters Rs,sding at Most Points In south
Tesas Flood.

Austin. April 1.-THE food situation
Is brighter. The Colorado river here u
falling rapidly and reveal the fact that
the damage % the powerhouse Is not as
great as expected.
ct the % dynamos only went into
The river and the large pumps can yet
b. saved Water has been provided for
and % Is expected within 10 days that
thu city will have ample supply Power
and electric light are also looked Tor
within a wrek
The sewerage condition can not b. re-
ley"d until water = obtained aud until
that tune will prove a serious problem.
Mules are pulling the streotcars on
only n part Of one line
The Drlskill hotel Is making arrange.
meut, % dig an artesian well
/ The lunatic asylum aud colored deaf.
dumb aud blind asylum have an ample
water supply
No adyices 81 the rccoveries Of bodies
have been received from below
Report. from other place, are encour.
aging. except at Columbus and Bren.
ham At Columbus part of the town IS
submerged. but It Is believed the worst
j. over
At Brenham the rivers are still rising
but slowly aud the hope Of a standstIll
i possibility.
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The norther appears 90 have been
unexpected. and has been rather hfi-k
for this season 81 The year. IL ELECT
ually checked ihe rain Tor the present.
hoseyer, aud in this respect at least
has been advantageous.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
will give a cake sale Saturday at the
residence 81 Mrs :. NJ. Derden from o
a. M. a. 6p. m aud an Easter egg
hunt in the courthou-e yard Saturday
afternoon from ito6p. m. ll3
Reports from the Brazos indicate thai
the nyer began falling early yesterday
morning and ran down rapidly
yesterday and last night. The damage
beyond that Of the crops, has been
comparatively small.
w. Hilton returned to Homer. La
yesterday, having failed to secure -
suitable building for opening a dry
goods house here Bryan will have 10
have more business houses.
Mr. and Mrs. WIN. Priddy and daugh.
ter, Of Tennessee VINO have been visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. Is. Pdddy left yes
terdoy for WORKMAN.
Judge J. W. Doremus went 10 Hearne
yesterday on business connected with
the c. w. 4 b. V. extension.
! J. C. Kernole has purchased and pui
up in his grocery store three large
handsome paintings just finished by
Mr. Il L. Lee the artist.
Mrs. t. V. Karnole and daughter
Miss Mamie. are visiting ia Nayasota
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n. st. g. Time Gard. Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. J.F Park, is visiting in Mar.
lin.
Mr.. W. X. Johnston is visiting in
Waco.
c. W. Coyington was here from
Tabor Yesterday.
DR. Ton Erwin came mp from Hemp
stead yesterday.
Brook llill whisky-inest on earth
Exposition saloon. 1907
Judge Hudson vent 10 Robertson
county yesterday
Try the famous Brook Hill Whisky
At the Exposition saloon. d53f
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye At the
At the Exposition saloon. d53tf
Mrs. sam Frost aud little daughter
returned to Coraoana yesterday.
Four cypress eisterns for sale cheap.
Bryan Cotton Seed oil Mil. ll04i
Miss Clothier, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Cha. Carr, lef, for wa,-
ahachie YESTERDAY
Enamel Photos. card sire, 80 cents
per dozen. This week at Willis &
Coleman's. 1872
We will make IL TO your interest 20
buy your Easter Easter Eggs and Easter
egg dyes Of the Bryan Grocery Com.
pany. 10
X. H. Young was here from Nryasoia
YESTERDAY to look over the Geld and see
about the outlook for establishing a
steam laundry here.
Since Mr. Jack Steele, the contractor,
has been engaged in putting in the
new 81 werage system At College, the
matter has been discussed on the
streets here as applied to Bryan. Il is
said by those in sposition to know
that a sewerage system can be pat ia
here for $4,000 aud be made to pay %
per cent on the Investment It would
certainly be great thing for the town
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Handsome Prizes.

The ladies of the Methodist
church announce that the Old
Fiddlers' Contest will take place
at the opera house Friday evening
May 4. They have selected three
handsome prizes-two gold watch.
es and gold headed cane-which
are on exhibition at John NJ. Cald
wells, and will be awarded to the
the winners. In addition to this
some of the merchants will proba.
bly, give valuable prizes. Interest
is already widespread, and We
learn all the old fddlers are prac.
ticing up for the occasion.
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Iin,e. 1. sun Voc, IIIrh.

Galveston. April li.--Reports IN the
Gulf. Colorado aud santa Fe railway
officials state that the Bnzos aud its
tributaries are very high along the
Montgomery branch Of that railroad
The operation Of freight trains has been
discontinued Passenger trains are
being run In daylight only aud that at
snAils pare through the flooded district.
The last report received stated that the
water was within eight feet Of the high
water mark made last year
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Consultation and Examination
Free.

%Ofiice hours from 9 a. m. until
II, and 1870 to Sp. m. 2.i7
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WIN Ah,nncc Anelh,r Gao.

Frankfort. Ky. April 1.-THE attor.
neys m the contest cases for minor Of.
fees have reached an agreement aud un.
der the terms case is % bo made NJ
and advanced through the state courts
The intention is to hurry this case
through IN time for 70 % ho taken up by
the United States supreme court at the
same time the case involving the title OF
the offices II governor and lieutenant
governor are taken up.
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Muiiiated by Dynamite.

Guthrie. o T., April While Sol
Rcdiord was digging well near Stroud
o charge Of dynamite failed 90 explode
and he descended into the well % set
what was the matter The explosion
took place just as be- got IN the well
and he was mutilatcd in q horubl,
manner. one hand being torn OIL, a les
broken aud both eyes destroyed lie /,
IN o very serious condition, but may live
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r~n LI... Ia.t At Gen.aIr..

Gonzales. Tex. April 1.-THE river
at tins place i steadily falling Tho
damage 10 livestock Is heavy. many far.
mer, not only losing their crops. but
their larm implements. hogs aud poul.
try The river valley farm crops are
all ruined aud will have Ia be replanted.
Tho hudies 81 tw" negro boys. Marcus
Tate aud Henry Valentine. were found
caught IN barbed w1ro fences on the
Dewitt place.