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The daily news., 1900-03-26
MARRIED AT TALLAHASSEE.
Romance begins Ia Australia and
EHLs In Florida.

TALLAHASSEE. March 24-Cyril Y.
Biscoe and Miss Etnelynd f. Hawley
who were married here recently, is the
sequel to a pretty romance. The groom
is q native of Sydney, New South
Wales, Australia. HIS father, the late
Colonel Joseph Seymour, was highly
connected with the best families Of
England, MS paternal grandmother be-
ing the daughter OF the Duke OF Somer-
set. and his maternal GraadmOtner the
daughter OF Lord Falkland.
Tne bride was bora in Melbourne,
Australia, during the transatlantic tour
OF her raTeutS Sne Is the daughter OF
the late Homer EIrie Hawley, VINO, as
wei as her mother. represents several
distinguished American families, who
were directly descended from the Eng
l:sh gentry.
The attachment Of the bride and
groom is of long standing.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
hu'."r'~ l'trc~s are Activ~ While Rob
rrrs' Forces are Halted.

"a'..'r.~ 'rrc~s are Actiy~ While Rob
crrs' Forces are Halted.
l.N.nN. March 26-Ganersi Bull
.- -.,.ri.y in Natal makes that
...trlluoint of interest. There
''F -y Indication Of a battle soon,
.-. 'ae correspondents thpr-
..t. h.-u muzzled for fortnight
... ... uat permitted TO send out
..s..g-. Fighting. however. a.
..-..i az Elandslaayte, on the
.... r.c.Irallv of tho former ha'-
-~ h.l'av.d from fh:S tha
'-- Er,ler has already begun b =
ADVANCE.
..i' ~ Lord Roberts J. hest
....l by tbe flcJ that II l. nee
-"a- tina he given fnr his
.a.ltlru- 10 have their effect 80
tH.rt danger from the rear
.- columns again begin their
.v.wtft.
" T. IN a are o Iripg in by
'-rh ID ~ and the officers BE-
. Ulli he prepared 10 ad-
.. aa Hut two weeks.
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Rioters Sentenced 20 Prison.

Fort DEFRANCE. March 24-The
persons arrested during the last distur.
Dances here charged with unlawfully
Interfering with the right of labor at
LaSoudan, have been sentenced by the
correctional tribunal of Fort DeFrance
to terms varying from six months TO
one year in prison. Those arrested at
Troise Riveres were sentenced to six
months Imprisonment.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
10 ARREST JOHN POWERS.
CAST. al To EAiIst 1900 Men to
Search For H.Iu.

Search For Ii .Iu.
LEXINGTON, Ky. March 24-TAe dec
laratlon CT Attorney Thomas J. Camp
bell. chief atVornsy III the prosecution
OF She man accused of the assassination
of William Goo bel, that the man who
headed Une cous spiracy to murder the
Democratic iC sder Is IN hiding In the
mCuaIaIns aud that it will require 3, 900
men 10 arrest him, has turned all eyes
toward Joan L Powers, superiu te dent
OF schools of Knox county, and brother
OF Caleb Power the Republican Secre-
tary OF state. " no Is now under arrest
and in jail az Frankfort.
The first warrant issued was for the
arrest of John Powers. IL was sent to
the sheriff OF Knox county for service.
but the arrest has never bsen made.
The confession or Sergeant Golden.
who Is from Powers home, Barbour.
vile, has Great two factions there and
may result in cl1slng Powers arrest by
securing to the arres-iug officers the
sympathy of the Golden IactiOn. 1t Is
said joan l. Powers and his friends
VIII res:s; arrest 10 the las:, ana just
how TO bring about the same is puZzlIng
the aEfhurlJles. IL has been considered
advIsa ois to raise an army of ). .UOO men
und-r Adj1cant General Castieman 20
go w.;A Sheriff Safer after Powers.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Ex-Governor StoneIiI.

HOLLY SPRINGS. MisA. March "a
Ex. Governor John NJ. Stone is seriously
i'll at the home of his niece, Mrs. Ernest
McKe. Hs arrived here Sunday i'll and
weak and Immediately went to bed and
has been more or less dslirious ever
since. His physician does not conceal
bis anxiety as to the final issue of the
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Father and SON drowned.

JACKSON, Miss. March 24-F E.
Wiley, a bargemaster, and his 9-yssr
old son were drowned in Pearl river last
afternoon. The boy had fallen from
small rowboat and Wiley jumped in to
save him. While swimming to the
barge with the boy on his back the
The daily news., 1900-03-26
A Monster Devil Fish.

Destroying its victim, is a type Of
Constipation. The power of this
malady is felt on organs
and nerves and muscles and brain.
There's no health till it's overcome.
But DR.. Kings NV Life Pills are 4
safe and certain cure. Best i'm the
world for Stomach. Liver, Eidnt y
and Bowels. Only % cents at W. A.
D'Alemberte's drug store.
The daily news., 1900-03-26

EvERGREEY. Ala. March ~ Mrs.
Dicey Barlow. perhaps the Oldest woman
in Alabama, died at her home In this
oountv March ~. She was born March
II. 1893, being lnl years and days old.
She bad en- joy ed remarkably good health
until a year or two ago. when she sus.
tanned q faI that crippled neg up
The daily news., 1900-03-26
ARMY OF UNENIPLuY SD.

riyr Th'uSan'! Men Apply for Work
Un th" Rapid TRANSIT Tunnel
Nav YORK, March 96.-The first
real work wI- begun this morning
ga tile rapid transit tunnel at Bieck-
-r street, where the sewer is being
lowered to make way for tunnel eX-
caNation. The contractor i over
wh@lmed with applications for work.
Five thousand have already applied
ior employment, but only fifty were
-et to work to-day.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Furniture at all Prices.

We are selling dining room tables
at bargain prices; also stoves, bed
springs, mattings, kitchen safes. and
kitchen cabinets with bread boards.
chests for flour, and drawers for
Kitchen utensils and tableware.
Call and examir them at .. VI.
PryOr'5 Bargain Furniture House.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
FATAL FIRE IN NM Y0RX.
Three Men Iuird nuA iwp O hers
Arc Fatally Irju~'t!.


trw YOIy. Nar,a = -EHr lGg : tine
.5sailu@ GD.Yc OF the tr-r :.,.r IL tbs
FAIR DGlluIug AZ 2-5 ami 80 ra>i Forty
fourth stre3r. wn.ch WIS 10 a.iy do.
s'Tn, Ell by ere today. tnr9e men were
killed and TWO injured. Tne men were
prSCIpItated into tho basement IL whIcn
was about 3 feet Ot water ANA pinned
nH6sr -" d-hrIs. Il : supposed they
were drowEsd.
Lno 4;c..sAt which caused the death
of tns men occurred two hours after
the fire was sxtinguished. The meuS
with Il 5out 10 Others, were engaged IN
washing down the walls on the first
floor on hIch was stored tons Of ma
chlnery, SIN. heavy tim5srs and pig
lead The great !Ght on the floor
made it give way and the men went
into tne basement III which WAS about
Il feet of water
The daily news., 1900-03-26
QUEENS VISIT TO IRELAND.
It Is Regarded VITA Grav-st Appre-
hsnsiun la Court Circles.

LONDON. March "A London regards
the queen visit 70 Ireland with grave
apprehension. The soversign's great
age makes the trip itself Que of serious
risk, while the possibility Of hostile
demonstrations or even personal attack
creates a nervousness that Will only be
stilled when her majesty is safely back
II England.
The murder of Lord Frederick Cav
endish and Under Secretary Burke. in
Phenix park. has not besn forgotten,
and while the party led by Mr.. John
Redmond is not credited with any ten
dency toward physical force. it is uni.
versally felt i'll court and society circles
that the queen is taking her life in her
own hanGs IN making the proposed
visit
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Mn,h.r.nd Child Eound Dead.

RUsHvILLE. Ind. March "a Mrs.
Mark Sellers and her babs. a I months
old child. were found in a we'll near
this city last night dead. The baby
was drowned and the moEher. who was
but 20 years old. had dIed from ex-
posure. Tney were in the well eigne
hours before discovered.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
wiz SaiI April IL.

WAsHINGToS. March 24-The war
department. has given orders TO have
the transport Hancock prepared for she
use Of the Philippine com mission She
is one OF the finest vessels in the ser
vice. The commission will sail on
ADrll 10.
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We are Sole Agents For

Kayser & Allman's. Chas. NJ. y
Kellen's and Cleveland Wall Pcpei
Coz. Fine Wall Papers Full lin.
Of samples. J. F.. Ross & Co. No. Il
\. PaiafOX. Phone 3s2. 24f-tf
The daily news., 1900-03-26
NInInLrr AA.nuILs,i.

GREERs. S. O.. March 24-Rev. ]. E
McMauaway. pastor OF the Baptist
church at this place. was severely beaten
Wednesday at MS own home and in the
presence OF his family by Lewis Can.
non, a cotton buyer and business man.
The assault is said TO be the culmIna.
ton OF d difference That has arisen ID
Mr.. McManaway's church.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Fast Mail Wrecked.

ATLANTA, March 2G.-The fast mail
on tne Atlanta and West Point rail-
way was wrecked this morning be-
tween West Point and Opelika, Ala.
Express Messenger Oslin was killed
aud Raggagemau Blunt was badly
injured. Four cars were derailed.
The daily news., 1900-03-26

RENO. New. March - j v.
Schwsitzer. young artist of this placs,
has fallen heir to a fortune of about
$500. 600. bequesthed to him by his
uncle. John Bryan Griffith, WAC re-
Gently died in India.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
NEGRO MURDERER LYNCHED
He Was HIEged TO a Tree In the
the Courthouse Yard.

the Courthouse Yard.
RICHMoND, March PA meeting Of
citizens was held in the judges cham
bsrs at Emporia today and it was voted
to withdraw the troops who have been
guarding the negro Cotton, charged
with the murder OF two white men,
when it was openly asserted lynching
would follow.
Tne troops left Emporis for Rich
mond at ll:25 O'Clock The mob was
Immediately formed and Cotton was
hanged to q tree in the courthouse yard
at lz:45 o'clock and his body was then
riddlsd with bulIetS
The daily news., 1900-03-26
STARTLING
disclosures
Golden Tells Of Conspiracy
For the assassination
e Democrats.
IT ILPLIChTEs TAZLOR

----
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.''-~' % i-' - al --' ''' q &. L, 20
State 2-..es - EEz-o he 100
E,-zua I'm "a. - around t..a -
7cu.sve Hall ~ ia Tn, ~ t1a
I-.;l.-,.~ ~ ~,-o-..7-v-:. ,-.-.;-,,,-,,-
FRANKFORT n.y. -'a7ra = - Ihe
prosecution Ia 'Ee c'>s against ,ecTe-
sa-y ci state C'i.o lowers, charged
witA conpiscity II t2a Goabe4 assassi-
ration, IHtroCGco- its priuc4plI witness
today. /. Wharton Go.don OF knox
county, an Intimate friend o; SecT9.ary
Powers, VINO Is s-,Iu 70 awe male con
iession. The s''ocGtys Tor ihs common
wealth say 1h3t GolIen's testimony Is
practically the keystone OF the whole
structure OF ovIGence AMI expect TO
prove by has testimony, not Only that
conspiracy eX's'ed. bu: also who were
implicated IN IL The courtroom was
lammed long beiOre the hour set for the
examination and when the doors were
finally closaa q lara crowd remainsd
Just what testimony In reo1ttaI the
defense Will introduce is not known,
bpt unlass Goldep,s re-riu my nroves
.-,
~ - O'e
the defense Will submit the case with.
out any argument.
Secrstarv Po,rsrs wa, tho oDiv ona
"a 'U9 ue-oH "'1'S drought INTO court
tolay. +. Wharton Golden Of Bar
boursviile was sworn as the first wit.
ness ga s,,5 no hal hnown Sscra.
-
'@'y Io"e'S IoF Il OF 10 years a1so
Enew Mr. Cu.tCn. lie was also aC-
QualEted with Governor Tav,o- and
C,,,,,o;,, Y,,l, 1,,,,.,-, II, 60, -, ,,,,,
-N,',-,.
soOI iriehd 20 All ol the defendants.
he was IN Frankfort IN January ard
February and saw Secretary and John
p,,,,ors ,,..-I,, o,,o-- d II =,
I,0N,s
anA'OF' Oh jan "a ana went 20 mar
ian county on Jan. Is. then went TO
Laurel county for two or three DAYS,
from there returning 10 Frankfort
At the opening OF his testimony Col
den stated IN reply to questions that
Colonel Powers had instructed him TO
60 70 Harlan 20 seloct 10 witnesses In
the contest case. these witnesses were
TO bs some OF the regular mountain
fsudists. Con sinu uiug witness said:
well. r1sn who would stand up and
il necessary 90 int that legislative hall
and kill off enough Democrats 10 make
IL in our iaVoT.
Il did not sse Mr.. Hlrst. saw Mr..
Howard l tod him we wanted ten
regular mountain feudists Eor witnesses.
That is all told him. told Hamp
Howard the kind of witnesses wanted
were men who had good Colts" forty.
fves.
Were the colts to be put in evi.
deucs z" asked Attorney Campbell.
Most assuredly they were" an.
Iwsred Golden.
In reply 70 q question Golden said he
did nos know she witnesses who came
to Fran kfoSt be delivered the mes
sage 20 Howard few days before Goo
bel was shot on q Sunday preceding
she shooting.
Replying 60 q question Golden said:
Il saw Golden on Tuesday. gos on
the train as Ferris. Laurel county.
de had couple OF men on the train
named Pease and bocketk He told me
30 take care of them next saw Pow
ere In TRANSPORT l don't remember
what oonversAtlon we had then"
Who selected the men who came
from Harlan county,"
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Rich Coal Find atDawsou.

DAWSON, Ga. March z4-While bor-
inc the artesian well at the Dawson oil
compress plant q strata of coal was
struck. Contractor Tnsley, who is
sin klug the well. says that the strata is
700 feet below the surface and Is ~ feet
The daily news., 1900-03-26
N~crors Lynch White Man.

RICHMOND. March "a The negroes
of Greensvills today lynched O'Gr0dy.
the white man who was with Cotton,
the negro, when he killed Saunders and
WeIton. Cotton was lyncbed earlier in
the day by a mob Of white men.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Commencement Exercises.

AUGUSTA, Ga. March 24-The sixty
eighth annual commencement OF the
medical college. which is the medical
department. of the University of Geor-
gia, took place IN the opera house TO-
night The graduating class this year
numbers 80.
The daily news., 1900-03-26

Where can you invest money more
prOfltably than bv buying bottle II
PRICKLY ASH BITTERs, you get
fOu! for one. A kidney medicine.
= liver tonic, st0m tch -trengtheDer
and bowel cleaner. Four medicines
for one dollar. - by Hannah
RIOs
The daily news., 1900-03-26

.N".rt nilliler will arrive to
.N .u1 VIII assist in our trim
.-lt-;m-1t during the spring.
A--il = ". will show our
il-t-ru~ iu honnets and hats.
Isle Grunninger i stll r.
.F IL aud will he pleased L.
...i numerous friends.
'-.- Wa. JOHNSON & Sex.
The daily news., 1900-03-26

ChRRoLLToS, ga. March IA oot-
ton mali with $500, 900 capital is to be
established here. Local capital entirely
i 70 push TINS new enterprise 10 sue
cess II Is expected that all Of the
srocl viii be taken n Carroll county.
The daily news., 1900-03-26

New YORK. March 26.-Itis stated
in the WOI Ia this morning that Law
yer Dill will receive a fee of a mill
lion dollars for effecting the earn, =
gle Frick settlement
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Bank Robbers srcurr $4,000.

HARDY, Neb., March 24-The State
bank was robbed by burglars early to-
day. They blew open the safe and Sc
cured s., 900. The robbers escaped.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
n-.th ef G-n-r.I woodEate.

Le>D1S. March 24-AdvicsS received
here announce the death in the Mooi
ao,p,sal Of General Sir Edward W oOd-
gai, who was wounded in On engage
men; az Splonkop, on Jan. o.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Don't Pay $40 and $50

for SEWING MACHINES when yoi
can buy the best make with All tn
late improvements at o. NJ. Pryor.
B'rgain Furniture House, for fror
<l9 20 $50. Our household furnitu
l. equally rs cheap. Call aud So
the big stock.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
NIcGnl-nn Enter. PoIItIc..

Hor SPRINGS, Ark, March 24-WiI-
liam McGuigan, Of umbrella fame. has
taken TO politics and is now a candidate
for the state legislature from Garland
The daily news., 1900-03-26
y STIIKING MACHI>ISTs.

/ Number of Them Return to Work
on a Satisfactory Agreement.
CHIC AGD. March 26.-TwO hun
dred and siXty-five of the striking
machinists resumed work at the
Siemens & HOlske works this morn
ing, the firm signing the agreement,
which the strikers say meets all de-
mand-. The machlnists say this
agreement fOreShadOws a settlement
of the general strike in Chicago.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Gainr.vIII.'s NV MN.

GAINESVILLE, Ga. March "a The
Pacolet Mau uufacturlng com pany of Pac-
olet, s c.. have begun work on the
New Holland Springs property, which
they purchased last week for the pur.
pose of erecting thereon $1,000, 900
cotton mil.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Or. BuITs Cough Syrup has saved many

life Il can always BE- relied on to cure the
dangerous Group and whoOping cough. 1t
gives Immediate relief and should be kept
in every home. II only costs 25C bottle.
The daily news., 1900-03-26

We have NOV I'd 20 % s PaIstox street..
We are a permanent fixture here. All we
wants a small part CT your pstro oasge.
Call and look at our instruments. THEY
ARE BEAUTIES.
Jesse FTGIg1 Piano { Organ CO.
IL ). PalafoX Street.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
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The daily news., 1900-03-26

7 will re09iT vour watches a~|
iaweIrv in first-class style. J. 1.
Stenhens.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup cures the worst

cold in "A day; stops the running OF the nose
breaks the fever and banishes all tendencies
toward pneumonia. 1t is the quickest re-
lever and curer OF throat and lung d iseases
The daily news., 1900-03-26
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II IL fails &c
cure. +. W. Groves signature Is cn each
box. 25c.
The daily news., 1900-03-26

"Thare is no little enemy Little
impurities in the blood are sources
of great danger and should be eX-
PEELED by Hoods Sarsaparilla. -, -
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Revolution Qu-II-d.

BUExos AYREs. March 24-The revo-
luton in the province Of En,re Rios has
been qaeCed completely by the federal
troops.
The daily news., 1900-03-26

Gold Medals to HARPER whi,key
at New Orleans & Worlds Fair Chi
cago Try it, you will endorse the
Judge verdict.
The daily news., 1900-03-26

cold, invariably results in a sudden
chill, which, if not attended 10 i'm
mediately, will cause a cold. BY
mixing a teaspOOnful of PERRY DA-
Wis PsIN-KILLER in half a glass f
warm water or milk, the whole sys-
TEN will be heated and the danger Of
cold avoided. Avoid substitutes.
there is but one Pain-K iller, Perry
Davis. Price 2Ic. aud soc.
The daily news., 1900-03-26
Parliament Prorocued.

VIENNA, March 24-The premier, DR..
Z. Won Kerber, has sent the presidents
Of both houses of the reichsrath notice
proroguing parliament March %.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-25
Fnzsls,lag
CENTURY CHURCH.
- Ial -

CENTURY CHURCH.
IRev. DR.. George f. Hall.l
The more progressive everywhere are
clamoring for a church broad enough
for union that will be invincible. This
union is coming In this twentieth cen-
tury church, which will be simply the
church Of the first century identical in
faith and doctrine, but UP to date in
method and practice. The church Of the
future will not be Christian Science.
Sane persons cannot logically deny all
materiality and ignore the. normal
workings of nature. The church Of the
future will not be theosophic. spirit
ualistic or agnostic. The church of the
future will not be led by DR.. Dowie,
whose financiering has fooled thou
sands OF Chicago people. The twentieth
century church will be simply Christian
with all that the name implies. It will
stand for the fatherhood OF a loving
god and brotherhood Of redeemed men.
It will make the world better, fill the
homes OF earth with happiness and fit
the soul for glory at last.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-25

''rofsssor Sander Sle ! sj1|Ij.| =
tdsnt Harper q Chisa 81 4 uIa 4
Of Sasred LttsrasuIa & '|E|18' @


ts.le
Special to Times-Republican.
Grinnell. Sept. 1s.-At ascaiied - q
ing-of the board of trustees o1 Ioya csa.
lege held In this city today rue1o.'
sor Frank knight Sanders, of Maua
Haven, Conn. Was elected president ~
Iowa College to suoceed Gsoess
Gates. resigned. President Gstess rssllI
nation will take effect ON Nov. = v11s
his successor, Il he accepts. o. 10 - 7.
doubtedly will. viii not be able 70 -
sumo his new dutiea until next g. -;
mencement In June.
That the lightning has struck. r1oe -.
sor Sanders may be directly a*kribute4
to the recent visit to New England e&
Rev. e. n. vittum, OF Grinneil. = ne1l-
ber of the board Of trustees an4 chair.
man Of the commit tee on the pre dAn.
tial vacancy. Professor Sanders = one
of the best known and ablest oe Yale
Untversity's faculty. Upon the elecs
tion Of w. r. Harper to the presidency
Of Chicago University, Pro1ss1or eAn-
ders succeeded him to the chalr - -
cred literature. which he has he16 With
marked distinction since Whila Aot N
ordained minister he 10 q lecturer ana
author OF wide 6epute, q strong, vigor-
Gus man OF about SO years Of age. and
possessing the highest scholarly attain
ments. "A Ph. D. Of Yale, he has spent
several years as instructor In sanscrit
lin college In Ceylon, having osiGina1-
ly graduated from Ripon College. Wis.
| "A western man, with healthy. western
ideas, eastern education ana culture
and wide experience as traveller. he
will undoubtedly make Iowa CoHege ons
Of the strongest presidents ~ ever ha&
Professor Sanders has not yet been
heard from, but It is expected thAt he
will accept. He has a wife and family
iof three children, who will accompany
him to- Grinnell next June Il he comes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-25

" that point was reported to be nifty
eight feet at dark. Along the Colorado
water sheds very heavy rains have
fallen during the past four days, and
the rise reported coming down Is twenty
feet higher than the one that broke the
Austin dams and wrecked the city's
light and power plant last April. It is
expected that the advance OF this great
rise Will sweep by Austin by midnight
and all the people IA the lowlands to the
south Of the city and all points reached;
by telegraph or telephone were commu-.
nicated with by the governor with the
warning to escape before the hood arr.
riyeA Great alarm 10 felt as to the re-l
suit of the rise. Governor Sayers left
here last night for Galveston to inspect
the work being done there by the vari-
Gus relief committees.
Dallas, Tex. Sept. 25. The Trinity
river 10 higher than since 1890, when At
broke all records. Owing to heavy rains
on the Elm fork, the West fork and the
Clear fork, all Of them emptying into
the Trinity above Dallas, the prospect:
ID favorable for the stream going high
en-. No lives have been lost In the vi
iclnity OF Dallas, but cotton and live
stock. notably sheep and hogs, have
suffered heavily. The county commits
sioners Of Dallas county estimate the
loss Of bridges at $40, 900. Independent Of
numerous small bridges and the street
damages in Dallas county. The item of
damages to bridges In northern Texas
will be about $3.50, 900. a bulletin re-
Iceived here last night from Fowler. in
Bosques county, said: "Brasos river is
out OF It's banks; higher than in twelve
years, and going higher; big rise at
Waco" Fowler Is nifty miles north of
Waco.
Houston, Tex. Sept. 25.-A special
from Goldthwaite says there has been
no loss Of life, but that the rise in the
Colorado has swept all bridges away
and destroyed cattle and crops. Many
houses have been destroyed and 2 huns
|dred families are homeless. tho they es-
capped to the high lands. A special from
Llano says that the Llano river, trib-
utary of the Colorado. is seventeen feet
above the normal and has done much
damage in the valleys. No loss of life
has been reported. Reports From vari-
GUS points In west and north Texas are
10 the effect that all the small streams
are greatly swollen and are sending
Large volume OF water into the larger