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rivers are to the effect that they continue
to rise in this vicinity, and are both high
er than they were two weeks ago. Re-
ports OF rivers falling above make plant
ers believe the crisis is passing at this
point.
heavy wind and rain storm passed
over Navasota at about $3.50 this morning
and set bitches and creeks going again.
what damage was done has not been
learned, though II it only tends to lose
the farmers more precious time. the loss is
serious.
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AT BROoKsHIRE.

Brookshire, Texas, April 29-The river
has fallen about six inches which leaves
eighteen inches bank but every one is
discouraged over the situation. The
heavy rise has not reached this point
yet-is expected tonight or early in the
morning. Every one is leaving the bot =
toms. All stock. has been brought out
and all are prepared to face the trying
ordeal.
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.pTEPER,s CREEK OVERTURNED.

Frelsburg. Colorado County Texas,
April 2s heaviest rain that has
fallen here this season fell yesterday
The Pieper's creek was about two feet
higher than last June and only about six
inches lower than the rise in 1862. HOW
ever. water rushed through the main
street of town. Z. H. Moeckei' VINO IL
doing saloon and grocery business IN
the lowest portion OF town, had his sugar
barrels and destructible articles on the
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srREAMs our on RANKS.

Canada. Jackson County. Texas. April
sO-An electric storm visited this sec
ton Lass night, accompanied by one Of
the heaviest rains since the June flood.
All the streams are out of their banks
and still rising.
The farmers of this section nightly"
discouraged. as they have not been able
to get in their fields for weeks.
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ELECTRIC STORM AT YoAKUM.

Yoakum. De Witt County, Texas, April
SO.-Last night another heavy rain fell
here, accompanied by high wind and
quite an electric storm. So far as known
there was no serious damage near here
The present outlook for crops in this sec
ton is not at all iatterlng. Farmers are
badly behind with their work.
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GARDENS RIrINEn

Flatonia, Fayette County. Texas, April
3o-A storm which in its fury has never
been equaled in this section, struck this
little city at l a. m, uprooting shade
trees, overturning outhouses and washing
away gardens and crops The storm lasted
more than an hour, the thunder and win
sounding perfect bedlam. The damage
to farmers alone will be very heavy.
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AT BRENNAN.

BRENNAN. Texas, April 3O.--District At
torney ]. p. Buchanan returned at noon
To-Day from the Brazos bottom, where
ne mas been looking after his large in
terests since Saturday He reports that
the river is yet ten inches below the high
water mark of last week, and gives It
as his opinion that the highest point has
been reached. The river rose three
inches during the night.
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FAILING AT R1CHMANp.

Richmond, Texas. April SO--The Brazos
river at this point has been falling slowly,
nut it is feared the last night rains. to-
gether with water vet to come down. will
put the river out OF the banks here.
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TIM euApALupn.
River II Again Rising, Heavy Rains
I'm the valleys

victoria, Texas, April 30.-The Guada-
hupe is again rising and rising at rapid
rate. one foot an hour; 1t is now only six
teet below high water mark reachni dur
ing the rise about three weeks ago. and
reports from Gonzales and Cuero are that
.hey mad very heavy rains last night and
that the river is rising rapidly at both
points. II looks as II this rise will be
more serious in its effects upon crops than
blue.
There was a heavy rain. accompanied
py thunder and lightning. last night and
II is still cloudy today Heavy rains fell
all along the line from Rosenberg to Bee
VILE and Cuero to Port Lavaca.
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CORN BLOWN DOWN.

Sinner, Lavaca County Texas. April
S0--At 1915 last night heavy wind and
rainstorm struck this place. Corn is
blown down in places and some chad 2
trees are broken down. No serious damage
or accidents reported.
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AT SANDY POINT.

Sunday Point. Texas. April 29-Brazos
river is overlooking in low places, Negroes
are very much excited great many
are moving out of the bottom
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At suGARLANp.

Sugarland. Texas, April 3O.--The Brazos
is not rising here. Levees have been built
about four and half feet high and it is
believed the water will be kept off the
Plantations.
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Austin. Texas. April so.--A severe elee-
trio storm broke over this section early
this morning and heavy rain fell for
about an hour. No damage has been re-
ported, however. and clear weather pre-
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Mules Killed by Lightning.

Cuero Texas, April 5O--A heavy rain
fell here again last night, accompanied by
considerable wind and lightning. house
in town was struck and pair Of mule, on
Judge r. A. Pleasantsh place were Killed.
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Columbus, Texas, April 3o.-The Colo
RADIO is twelve feet high and is slowly
rising.
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|IHF RISE IN THE BRAzos
IRE HEAVY RAIN AT CALVERT HAS
SENT THE RIVER UP.
"ea'ne and Millicnn Report FAN
'"' at Novasotn and ieIow 1T
Continues to Rise,

avert, Texas, April 3O.-Up to yes
|a's afternoon, Big Brazos was in
ss an, ou' rising slowly, and it is expected
'us neavy rain of last night viii
I'M 49, nrasos has overhowed in different
s, ,M Wnere Its banks were low, but the
'YN \ not general. So far Calvert
\, ,hs sn,.y nave suffered incomparaLly
'n lasl year Today gives promise
30s weather for season. A slight
n tau. a.uo mas cleared the sky and hut
Felss OF the recent storms are seen.
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AT HEARNE.

..le' Texas April Telephone
IRON points along the Brazos
.itbs,r sNeen the International and Great
/, ~. s iallroad bridge and Stone City
fHs an, ne fiVer Is still very high, but
Esposn4 aDout four feet since yesterday
b sarIv ,t nafd rain, lasting an hour,
b. ~, sHis morning, but advlces state
lssr Il be Nv. general and the greatest
rlse ~ ' ssed 10 be passed.
'ls m, nlleen feet is reported from
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walls today, The river has risen three feet
since midnight.
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NriEcEs is RISING.

upper shelving and counters. though
water did him no harm.
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AT MILLIcAN.

'nssn Texas, April so.--Tbs conv,c,s
ssa. STATE farm were brought out
b irsr u saturday and are still here
utsvss our and the low lands are
Rziy result, damage is not as heavy as
sai hs sa'.s from an overflow. as the
ni o,sr n, never been dry enough to
Rivs. uumerged lands of two wesks
Yer reported falling.
VSHRFLowED AT BRYAN.
's1as, April aO.-Flood situation
s,,., an lower Brazos bottoms ov-
s0l falling. report the river was
s.n,,,. AT NAvAsoTA.
n .,or april sO'-Most authentic re-
.n me Brazos and Navasota
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease. a powder. II cures pain
full smarting. swollen feet and ingrowing
MATHS. and instantly takes the sting out Of
corns and bunions It's the greatest comfort
discovery OF the age. Aliens Foot Ease
makes tight or new shoes feel easy. II is a
certain cure Tor sweating csllous and hot
tired. aching feet Try Il today. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stores by mall for 2An
IN stamps Trial package FREE. Address
Allen s. olmsted, lie ROY, y. Y
The evening world., 1900-03-29
BIC SLUMP
IN SUGAR.
Hevemeysr Says Things
Look Shaky for Next.
Dividend.

The attitude N the American Sugar
Renn!ns Company concerning the re-
dnc.on made In refined sugars yester-
day by Arbrtsle Brothers ~ss denned
today by President Henry o. Have
meyer.
Mr.. Havemsyer said that the state
ment Of Yesterday night might be re-.
sareed ns an onicial announcement
Our position L. unchanged" taid Mr.
liavcmcyer. we will make M roduc
ton unless the price Of raw sugars y
reduced. II raw sugars advance We will
sell oct the renred sugars on hand an !
advance the price Of the new refined
products"
Concerning h.s ln;imatlon that Sugar
d vidsnds are likely 10 be reduced. Mr..
Havsmeyer said: People will have to
read between the lines. Things look
pretty shaky, don't they?
The consumer Is the only one that Is
being benefited by existing conditions, :"
declared Mr.. iIavemey.r In conclusion.
Sugar shares were the centre of inter-
est In the stock market this morning.
They opened az i02 down TO par. made
come recovery. and toward the end OF
the frat hour sold OF again. Shorty
before noon the stock was quoted at
n Is. from which 1, made another re-
covery.
President !iavemeycr intima,sd that
the existing state OF affairs might com.
pei a reduction In common sugar divi..
lend 10 Z per cent. annually. He vas
asked u IL vas the iatentlon TO 'Smash''
he Arbuckles.
No. that II not our aim he said
we recognise their RICH, 10 cell sugar
,r coffee Tor anything they please, bu,
We also claim tina, right for ourselves"
All sorts OF rumors cropped up In the
Wholesale sugar trade during the day.
u was declared that the representa-
ti'es OF two OF the largest reaneries had
MADE arrangements to sever this con-
ncciion mt n early date and Identify
themselves with the trust"
The evening world., 1900-03-29
BOY BURGLAR
BREAKS JAIL.
Nine Year Old Caught
with Plumber and
Pistol Gets Away.

The Tarrytosn police had the re.
markablc experience Of arre.tins a
nine-year-old boy burglar and then hay.
ing 81" escape from the station. house
before he could he srraixned before the
local magistrate TIT. morning.
The youthful prisoner was John Dea,
whose parents reside al North larry D..
town. Young Dean last nlght brok. IN A..
TO Huckout a Duelrs feed store I'm th,.
Town and rinci the money drawer ga.
curing ". Before he could 20, s~.v
ne was arrested and taken TO the Tarr,.
town police station.
'hIef CHARLES Nossltsr recognized hin,
ana when he questioned the bo, mn. 4,
eined TO believe that he had been i'm
pilcated In other robberies comn,,,,,
~ Tarrrtowr within a shor, I'm. as,
On being searched a loaded REVIVE,
was found In the boys pocket ow,,v
10 the prisoners youth chief No-,,,.-
decided 10 allow him to sleep ON /, 90,
IN The officers room. Instead OF pu,,,nr
him in cell
ioung Dean was up bright and early
mus nornlns and he took advantage Of
the hr'' opportunity to gain his free.
dom. While the doofman wen, into an
adJo'nlhs room the lad slipped out.
dashed Past the Chiefs desk and as.
cap-d
The reserve squad was sen, after him
IN haste. but the young burglar 20,
Away.
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INVESTIGATING
COL. GARDINER.
Foreman Putnam. OF the
Grand Jury. the First
Witness Called.

The Gardner investigation was re-
sumei AT o'clock this afternoon before
Commissioner Wilcox. In Part VIII. OF
the Supreme Court.
George u. Putnam. foreman ~ the
Grand Jury was IN court, The report
spread that an inquiry would be made
into the District Attorney relation.
With the Grand Jury.
Mr.. Putnam was the first witnsss
Mr. Untefmycr strongly objected 10
any inquiry into proceedings had sub.
sequent 60 the time Of the fillng VI the
charges against Col. Gardiner. and
therefore whs, occurred between the
D.strict-Attorney snd the Grand Jury
ON March u last does not come within
the province 81 the present investlga.
iion.
A long argument followed
III the Dist riot Attorney IL mentally
incompetent and UNIT. II he l. morally
and unft, then he should he
removed from office" said Mr.. D-mins
III he II not incompetent and unat
he should not be removed TIL. eyi.
d-nsc which We offer tends directly 10
show the condition Of Col Gardiner,
mind ana moIsls
Commissioner Wilcox reserved de.
rislon On the legal point Involved. and
that Mrs. Putnam be with.
drawn from the stand. which was done.
The evening world., 1900-03-29
TROUBLES Of
HARPER BROS.
One Of the Firm Says
that Debts 5warpau
the Concern.

Henry 2. .Harfer. treasurer Of Harper
& Bros. told the story OF the big pub
fishing i,rm's troubles and final collapse
to-day.
u was nj hearing before Referee
c,ntine. OF s. Nassau street. on the sp-
pilcation OF Harper Bros. for a volun.
iary dissolution OF their business.
Mr.. Harper said that In the last year
OF operations under the Company there
had been a profit above operating sx-
penses. ~, not enough to pay Interest
on de is
The Company had to continue 20 spend
money for additional machinery. cleo.
troiypc plates. and the like. Tho debts
Increased every day.
Tic assets OF the Company. he said.
were something over s5,oW.Go In e.ec-
tro'ype plates. machinery. tools. typN
drawings photographs and other things
The hearing was adjourned TN next
Tuesday afternoon.
II was officially announced that the
reorganization committee would pay all
debts 10 authors In full without legal
controversy.
The evening world., 1900-03-29
FREDERIC BRONSON DEAD.
Prominent Ciabasan. Ftnanriep and
whip surcuu ne 10 Illness
In Sicily.

Frsderl" bronson. prominent n hnan-
cIsi and social circles 81 this city. disd
In Palermo. Sicily. to-day.
Mr.. Bronson WAS born n this city Nifty
Gre years ago. educated ~ Columbia
College and was O trustc. Of the uni
vsrsity. Although a lawyer. he did not
practise his profession. lie was d.
rector Of the New York Life Insurance
ana Trust Company. the Institution for
the savines Of Merchants Clerks. the
Institute for the Blind. the Hou,e Of
Refuge and the NstIcrai Horse Show
Association.
Mr.. Bronson Was psom!nen, In club
life. being the President Of the Coaching
Club. Viee-Prssldent Of the Knlcker-
booker clio and a member of the Net.
ropolitan, City. Cnon. Church. Racquet.
Turf and Fled. Country, Hiding. New
York Hacht. Down Town and Delta Phi
he was always foHd OF horses and was
a weli-known chip. he leaves . widow
and one daughter.
The evening world., 1900-03-29
SPEAKER RAPS SENATE.
NJ. Henderson Oeclas res II IL Al.
wsSs The nedy on which Great
Iaterests Work.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-speaher
Henderson ha, thrown a sombsheii Into
the Senate IN the shape Of a letter on
the Porto Rican tariff biz which ne
urc,e to Edward Knott. Of waverley. IA.
lie blsmes tns Senate for obst.uc,ins
the House oil In the interests OF the
els lntefests opposed L, the measure.
what the senai. 1. going TO DO 4.
ards. W Wv"
The Senate IL ai~ays the body upon
which the great intSrests concentrate
their efforts 10 defeat proper ievisis lion.
Hut this remains. that ! have the knoWi.
eiee that 7 have dSre my simple duty.
AMI have done " N consultation ana
In Cooperation with the Pr~siAsnt Of
the United States. whose heart IL oui-k
TO feel the afiiictlops OF this little isIand'
II have done I, In conference Win
tueh men ar Allison, Foraker ana the
earnest patriots Of the Senaie. who. Dc.
fying specisl Interests and Smbirafion..
are iryinE 10 map out . plan for the
present needs Of Porto Rico ard 20 keep
our country 50 that II will be unsct,er~s
ara fiied for wise treatment needed FOR
all these new possessions"
The evening world., 1900-03-29
HELD Up A.
TROLLEY CAR.
Hishwayman Robbed a
'Huckleberry' Conduc-
tor at Pistols Point.


me fremont police are searching To-
man behind the gun" who playe'
a Jesse James mart With ,klll and sue
CO, lac, ,Iv,, =, ,r,,,.. -. q, a..
''"''
me car was outward bound TO Union
port 1t va. nearly 8 o'clock. and Their,
war. few ,s...,x. =, t..,, =, ,
.,,.
'' "'" '"e Stranger "oA'oeo
w. ""ham b'fanahan, the conductor
took small notice of him save that hf
seemed a sullsn sort OF A per,on.
Wont you trist me for this ride-.
he asked when strannhan. after collect.
ng fares IN the inside. came out Oh the
back platform where he stood.
Nav" said the conductor. reaching
Tor the bell. Come. II you don't nay
ri ~, you on"
II guess you won't" said the stranger
The evening world., 1900-03-29
KRUGER MADE
THIS FIERCE WAR;"
BY JULIAN RALPH.
Beers Killed British Wounded, Fired on
Funerals and Are Dirty as Chinese,
American Writer Says.

..
10 M page Oh 'he Dal> Mah WIN az
counts Of their eowardly and dastar1ly
hehsvIor ,e,,,. cam. In K,nberI.y
Co, o..
bu' mere nhu 'h'S nave peeh gun
of different and original enormities.
Her. ,L,v killed our wounded and In 10
'heif podies W row after one OF tne
forays out OF town Here they armed
many hI.cl. "a ,.., a,ai,., -. .hox.
80 " "s"' 'e"'"'' "I,
ing All 'he word now seahdaIou-H
fraudulent were their .xclamations Of
bo,,o, -, a.. a.. -, a,, ,,,.,t,y
~ '"e NV" Vi w" e"p''' '"s
native indian troops.
49,. a., ,' "
~. a.,,. a.. "s,e 10, huuseu eh"eI
hn,h W nv "'he'a .Ioss. .,
thar lo,t,n n NJ our psyp saw
aaSa os Ans ~ anpu'shees W
..Th W ss' .n'n saie,y away -
ms we saw them 40 AZ the Aodder
The evening world., 1900-03-29
brisk TRADING
IN WALL STREET.
Traction Stocks Erratic
and Sugar Took a
Big Drop.

There was an active demand for
stocks a, the opening OF the marke,
which lifted prices In the majority OF
eases to a higher level.
The violent break In Sugar and profit
taxing at some points In the railroad list
gave an Irregular appearance to the
market. Sugar dropped 10 par. q fall OF
D ~ on the opening sale.. and rallied
Peoples Gas moved with an uncer.
tan aspect. owing 10 pessinistlc views
concerning the persistent nimors VI
sas war settlement.
The first price recorded was 3-s above
yesterday. at io4 i.?. and later stretched
to lW 81 but constantly thereafter de-
prec.Ated. to l0s
Stocks Of ioW-priced end recogn sed
roads were In goo! dem nd and Chesa-
peake h Ohio. Cleveland, e., c.. e. q
~. Louis. Kansas q Texas preferred.
Northern Pa rife and Union Pacific adj
vaneed I I l-2
Prices gave way rapidly all around In
the second hour. declines from the top
extending over q poln, IN many active
iallIoads and exceeding that In the m
Sugar was thrown over in large block.
and there were heavy offerings Of feJ-
pies Gas and the fractions. Il rally OF
ossr 9 point IN Sugar Just besoi, loon
caused a iirmer tone all t.;:ough the
market, The bond market was irregular
and business WAS large.
The hears made a raid on Tobacco ana
the local traction stocks In the last
n ur forcing them down to 4 points
below the TOP level. and on covering
stop loss orders, The whole market re-
atted In sympathy. T.. c.. {. & 81. l..
los, pfa .caliy nj. ~ It's rise.
. Tobacco rallied l J.? and slead.ej the
markei arl priccs began 20 retrace
their course To a h!saer plane.
The closing was quiet and steady.
The total sales 81 stocks to-day were
81, sij snarcs, and Of bonis -. ,oo,. par
value.
The evening world., 1900-03-29

Saved by
Good Food
Read Z Doctors Words
About
Grape-Nuts

"A short time arc vas called to
\ patient who had bseo given up BY
his pAysictaA. his stomach would not
bsar food. and consequently he got
no neurishmsnt and was slowly dy-
lng from exhaustion. He was re-
duced 10 skin End homes. I insme-
distely PAT him on Grape Nuts food
and Postum Cereal Food CoRee. He
could keep both articles % bis stom-
ach and neither caused him any pain.
He has been using both the food and
the cereal coffee and has gained 10
RAPIDLY that l tel be will b out Of
bed In about Q week"
Dr.. c. Leutwein.
The reason . de,lcste stomach can
take 0rape-Nuts food Ia that Il Ia
prpaigsssed b. natural means during
lis pFupasstioa, md evsn . small
babe can haa1le II 90 lt~csisez no
stayy vcSk - tss stomach aad e.
eeGfive apDeraius; On the contrary.
selae pssliesssed. u 10 suiekly a.
sImjlsfod late blood s.d ttasno.
~ for1 = vsll - " Rustsm
guo1 CUDoe eonenlns ele1eoes so1ort-
= sBsQ ~ Gsnles q ~ ~ TIT
= e - la119lonse = - hunsa
- - oc1u1u11p1 - 49, ~ -
s ~ rrDO ~ 1lOo< - -
4. g.. 4 4 = i ID. i. - -. F. LIZ. 1. J
The evening world., 1900-03-29
KElLAR COT
ALL THE MONEY
Woman Cashier Tells
What She Knows of
Dean SWindle.

II was nearly noon .o-day before Re-
corier Con was ready to continue the
trial Of James ID Kellogg. indicted for
grand larceny In connection with the
4. q. Dean Company swind,e.
Mary veitch. formerly a bookkeepcr
and cashier for the Dean Company. was
the 'irst witness. Miss v.itch said that
Kellogg was rarely seen In the once Of
the company.
sam kellar was the only one IN
authority" Miss veitch told the Jury.
NO one clse issued any orders"
Vernon ". Davis. counsel for KELLOGG.
interogated Miss v-i,ch regarding the
money received BY the company. Miss
Neitch said all the money received by
mail was put IN the cash drawer.
Al lvnch time" Miss veitch iesii.
nei. "kellar counted the money md
took charge Of H."
Mis- Ncitch testified that Sam Kellar
ono" told her that under no clrcum-
stances was Kellogg 10 look a, the
books Miss Vei,ch also said tina, KEEL
lar had often drawn up drafts for per-
sons and had cashei them himself from
funds " the company.
Two Of the drafts we're for 1lC0O two
for $1,000. one for Si0Wo and o, hers for
lesser amounts. Kellar never returned
any OF these drafts. saying nc had paid
them himself
Mr. Olcotts croSs.sS,minat!on pro.
voked Miss Veitch and brought forth u
rool of tears and protesta,.ons to what
she termed unjust hnrshness"
Mr niraf, ennt,'.insl 90
The evening world., 1900-03-29

LONDON. March 2-The mos, ser.
Sous Indictment of the Beers methods
of warfare which has yet appeared In
England comes from Julian Ralph. the
American war correspondent. in a let
Ter from Kimbericy. published In this
mornings Daily Mall. 1t IL. in part,
- follows:
1T II a war steadily and seaithily
slammed by the Queens Dutch subjects
and the Dutch Republics for fully TWEEN
~ years. For between four and six
year, thsy have been equipped for II.
They began purchasing arms and plan
ming defensaa before the Jameson faii.
Lat no one fool you with the falsehood
about that. Finally. President Kruger
bsGesd Presidtnt steyn to declare war
three weeks before PresideN steyn con-
esnted.
NEXT ria your mind OF the notion
that YOU are crushing two farmer re-
publics. There Is not q farmer In the
two countries. and only one. the Free
state. was a republIc In any way except
misnamins. These people are herders
Of cattle, sheep and goats. like the Is
raelites Of old and the Afridis. Turks
and Balkan peoples OF to-day. His the
BoerD so-caiiei farms are as nature
made them. merely reaches OF veldt
Whercon his cattle craze. ON each one
he has put up Q home. bu, Its sur
roundings are almost Invariably more
repcllant and dIsorderly than any houses
The evening world., 1900-03-29
RIDE TO DEATH AWHEBl.
'os"s Man Dropped Dead svo~ =.
s'c,c'e 90 tpper Eisssh
Nveswr.

\ YOUNG man dropped dead from A hi.
cycle on Eighth avenue this afternoon.
Tie was squirting south At full speed
~ One Hundred and Twcn,y.nin,h
street his wheel vobhlcd lie foll on
sisgrered to the pavement and sank 10
the curb With hi. head In his hands.
Policeman May. oi the Bicycle sauad
role M sni touched the man on N.
shoulder. He fcll over dead.
DR.. oEiib.e said Il Vas hear, disease.
bfcnshi on by tie sxertion = overr,o.
ing
the BODY was taken 10 the West one
Hv"irod ana TNea,y-ffih Stree, po-
lice Station.
The man was afterwards iier. iaed ri.
Cha'les HsmInan. OF 81 We. one Hun.
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