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throughout the range. of entire skelex tons and the whole anatomy. Hearta and muscles and the entire equipment are made after the same general de- sign. It is good one, and is merely altered to suit it for different eurroundl ings. The museum is a pretty good place for a man to get acquainted with creation, of which he is a part, and td see that the rest of 1t is not much dif- ferent from himself. .-Pittsburg (Pa.y Times.
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DEATH oFsMosEs NUssBAUM.

DEATH OF~MOSES NUSSBAUM.
 Moses Nussbaum, one of the oldest Jewish citizens of this city, and for many years a resident of Grand ave- nue., died at his home Saturday. Mir. Nussbaum leaves g widow and one daughter, besides many friends, to mourn his loss. His funeral will take place from his late residence, 904 Grand avenue, at o'clock this afternoon. MT. Nussbaum was much respected in the business community The deceased was in his eighty-second year.
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TN FT OpTD

The Florida Evening Record of St. Augustine, Fla, of the 18th inst, men tions the arrival at the Florida house of Major and Mrs. Frederick A. Townsend of New Haven, who have been regular boarGlers there each season for over twenty-five years
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Palace and Central Markets.

E. SCHOENBERGER & SONS-Poultry, Meats and Vegetables. Special to-day-Tur- keys 1O-12c ID. Chickens 10c ID, Geese loo ID, Ducks 12-14c ID, fine Capons, Squabs Roast for Sc h. Stew Meats 5c ID, Leg Mutton 10c ID. Durham Elgin and Higk- land Creamery Butter, 24-2Sc ID. Fresh Country Eggs 14c. dozen. Tea, Coffee and Spices. Prompt delivery; Phone 120.
 E. sCHoENREllRGRaRII aI I,sI ss }, is'.0''Asey i'.'' 4AALl
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WOODFORDS.

1hs pupils OF ths OCEAN street grammar
school, principal Fred Ii. Witham, are to
give fine enbsrtain msnt Friday evening
at Lewis hall, consisting of literary and
musical numbers A ladies orchestra Is
also to assist The entertainment Is be-
ing htli by the pupils In aid OF the school
room decoration and library fund Of the
school.
MIR. j. p. Stevens and party CT
friends went to Sebago Lake last evening
ON brief fishing trip.
Mi. and Mrs. Llewellyn Hamilton have
moved into the tenement owned By MIR.
Henry Higgins on Woojf,rd strest, near
the Boston and Maine tracks.
A handsome new rubber tired bug1y
or ned by Mr.. Walter ID. Pride OF
Westbrook and driven by a person who
had hired 1t for the evening, rame to
arlef ON Moodford street, just fellow
Highland square at a lsts honr Tuesday
evening. AT this particular pofut, during
tie past two days there has been guam
tity of brick dumped In the street. These
brick are "a fast as possible being Gov.
cred over with earth. At the point where
the acoidsnt happened the bricks were
exposed and the street being dark, and n
lantsrns In sight the horss stumbled and
fell, The horse was quite badly cut about
the legs, and the cross bars of the bu gay
were broken. The buggy was new ONT.
having been purchased only day or 80
tefore the accident. 1t Is said that the
work on the street where the accident
occurred is being done by private parties
without the knowledge of the city Gill
sials.
The senior Glass OF Westbrook semtnary
are to present ''The Rivsls' on the even
Ing Of May 10 at bed Mems hall for the
benefit of the graduating expenses Of the
class.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
held last evening In Crosby hall, Deering
high school building, by the members OF
the s,hool The concert was well at
tended and the programme was carried
out in a pleasing manner by the Deering
orchestra. u. W. stinson, leader, as
sisted by Mics Martha h. b. HAwes. The
following programme WAS carried cut:
Marob, Slyiog ARTILLERY, Stimson; grand
selection, Aaritani, Wallace; concert
waltz. BAroAroll g, Waldsrspiel; song.
''Tbs Holy City" Adams, Miss Martha
+. b. Hawts; characteristic march, A
Bunch OF Black berries. Holman, inter-
meEzo, Covs's Dream After the ball,
CzIbulak; popular medley, A Merry 60
Round, Boyer: march. Stars end Stripes
Forever, Sousa. Tbs proceeds Of the en-
tertainment are for the benefit Of the
,chool room decoration fund.
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In few days 1t Is proposed to uss the
little mill near the furniture fsctory for
the manufacture Of teeth 9icks. MEG y.
scamman, one of the members of the
company fer srly carried on similar
busius' at this place few years ago,
Following is the programme OF the
Dssring Orchestra ut Crosby Hall, Desr-
ing High school, April 26th, lSOo:
March--Flyiug ARTILLERY, stimson
Grand Selection-Maritana, Waliace
Waldteufel
SonR-Ths Holy City, ADAMS
Mis- MaRthA n. Il Halves
Characteristics Maroh-A Bunch CT Black
berries.
Intermezzo-Love' Dream after the
R.ll. Czbulka
Popular MedIsy-A Merry Go Round.
AoP Reysr
March-stArs and Stripes Borsver, Souss
y, W. Stimson. conductor.
Tickets ON sale at Cressey, Jones q
Aliens, Chapman s. Wymsn's, and at
tbs door.
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trip a. Sebago Lake, bringing with him
q salmon weighing fifteen and one-hali
pounds,
A meeting for Organization was held
Tuesday evening by the Wsstbrook bass
ball enthusiasts at y. d. Bobinson's meat
msrkst. The following offiosrs uers
elected: Manager, y. ID. Robinsen;
treasurer, DE-. A. n Cobb; captain. r.
Leighton. The following players have
Davis, Adam and Henderson. pitchers
and 5 lcond base; Robinson, first base;
p. LsIghton. short stop; NoCisilan, IN irl
base; spring. Rivers, Harmon, frati
and Donovan for nsldeFs
The annual meetiug OF the West End
W, q. Il. Y. will be held this afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. s.. J.Giikey, Stroud
" alter street at three o'clock.
The 81 pensions Of the proposed new
silk will to be erected By the Haskell
SILK Mil company should have been hfty
by three hundred and not thirty fest In
length rs printed yesterday.
AMMoNCoNGIN CLUB OFFICERS.
At the msetins of the Ammoncong,n
club held yesterday afternoon the fell
lowing officers were elected for the ensu
Ing year:
president-Nrs.I Isabel Ray.
Woe President Mira. Emma n. Duran.
Recording Secretary Mrs, Julia era
Ram.
Correspo Seoretary-kiiss Eliza
beth NJ. Grizgs.
Treasurer MIRA, Hattie Il. Starr.
Auditor-Mrs, Ida Il. Qainby.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-26
SOUTH PORTLAND.
Fire in Cape Elizabeth Yester-
day.
A. scott Jordan's House aud Barn
burned 60 the Ground.

About IL O'Clock Wednesday morning.
fire broke out In the barn of A. Scott
Jordan, on the Hannsrord rosd, Cape
Elizabeth, about . mile this aide OF
Grange hall. and spread with suoh rapid
ity TO com pleteIy destroy, In short
time, bnth barn and house, which was
sd joining.
capt. Spear and Judge MoManus were
driving along the road at the time, and
when within about hundred yards OF
the house they discovered smoke conn In
from the barn, and before they reached
tina place, the barn was In flames and
high wind which was prevailing carried
the fire to the house with such rapidity
as to prevent any thing being Gaved except
one canary BIRD, which was rescued by
Judge McMsnus.
AIRS. Jordan was in the house at the
time, and hurrisdly made her escape,
while Mr.. Jordan was ploughing in the
field opposite. Besides destruction Of
furri.u etc., one morse In the barn was
burned to death, and MIR. Jordan lost
wagon, bay and other property which had
been stored away for theIwinter.
1t Is said that the loss is partially COW
cred by insurance.
MIR. Jordan was formerly . resident oil
South Portland and moved to Cape Eliza
beth about year or 30 ago.
THIEVES AL WORK On CLOTHES
LINES TUESDAY NIGHT.
Thieves swooped down on clothes lines
at the corner OF Front and Pine stres Il
Tuesday night, and got away with q
geodly amount Of underwear. etc. Mrs
Charles Evans had large washing out
on the line and in the morning found q
part Of 10 mil sing and Mrs. Richards was
robbed Of two pillows. Mrs. Littlejohn,
who lives Rear BY, was another violin
BIDS TO BE OPENED.
Bids will be opened at Bort Prsb'e.
May IL, for the construction Of hospital,
barracks, etc., which are TO be plAced on
the land recently purchased from pr.
Bray. II
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WILD SCENES
OF EMOTION.
THE LAME WALK AND THE DEAF HEAR
Thsy Are Cured Of Distressing Ailments By a
Mrs sfous Power In he Hands Of Prof.
Damon and Associates
The Strange Power That Relieves
Suffering still Continues at
Congress Hall.
All Manner OF Disease Treated With
out Medicine or Money Every
Afternoon at $50.
Everything Free as the Air We
Breathe Take Your Sick Friends
and See Them Cured.

Prof. Damon is pr owing to be the most
wonderful man who has ever visited th 10
city. de is treating and curing many
reople. DozsDs OF men and women who
have bean restored to health stand ready
and willing to give testimony to his
wonderful hesling power. His offices at
the United States hotel are iiled from the
orsning hour, y q. M, until the closing
hour. D, m, with sick people aw alt
ing patiently their turn to be treated and
oursd, scientific men marvel ct the
cures. ministers are amazed and the
sksptical bewildsred upon seeing sucn
proofs OF his marvellous powers. Prof.
Damon not only cures the lame and Grip
rIed. but all diseases yield to his strange
power. Catarrh, inoipient oonsum ptiop,
chronic bronchitis, neuralgia, nervous
prostrutiop. diabetes fits, tumors In all
sond tons deafness. heart disease, blsd-
der dIeorders, chronic rheumatism, OBJ
stinste constipation, diseases Of women,
eye troubles, cancer. Eciatica, paralysis,
liver complaint, kidney troubles
scrofuIa, gravel, throat disorders. impot-
sncy, and In fact, all chronic diseases CT
wtatsyer name or nature yield to the
wonderful power Of this phenomenal
bealer.
Office hours ct the U. S. Hotel, 9 .
N to D. M. Daily consultation and
examination free.
III you are poor and unable to pay go to
the hall and be CURED free. IL you ara
atls to rhy a sms1l fse yea should 90 to
a. Hr.si 80 reo i've rrivnte treatment
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wooDFoRDs UNIVERSALISF
CHURCH,

The me N bers Of the recently organised
Woodfords Universalist church held a
mestipg last evening at the home OF the
pastor, Rev. II. L. Townsend. 81 Revere
street, for the purpose of perfectinE the
church organization. The following OH
GERS were elected: Moderator. A. III.
souls: clerk, MRS. W. A. whesler; treas
ursr, Mr.. J. ii. Files The pastor Az
psin SD MsssIs y. l.. Tower and J. ID,
was confirmed, Rev. II. Il. Townsend,
Mics MARY Il. bartlett and Mr.. y. l..
Tower were appointed to draft oonsti-
tuition and bylaws for the government OF
the church.
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Miss Lena Clark, who has been send
ing some time In Boston, has retained to
Portland.
Mr.. K. q. Jones Of Lssnard strsss has
been quite III.
wIIlis Tibbetts Of Best street. is re-
ported III OF measles.
This 10 the happy time for the seeking
Of may flowers and delightiag ones ears
with the warhIlns Of birds and the even
Ing songs Of frogs.
Phe Far and Near Authors' club has
George b. 0rifath, the wsll-knewn poss,
~ recently scquired member.
Mr.. Hsnidsy has taken the houss
formerly occupied by the Fitz family,
on Leland avenue.
The next meeting Of the Union Bible
Glars viii be held al the house Of Rev.
Henry Chandler, sb Leland svenus.
Mr.. Kimban OF Pleasant avsnue has
sSld his beautiful house.
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With assignment Of Rev. Mr.. South
ard To Them
Had Asked For Rev.
Mr.. Dunnock.
Protest Has Been Sent To Pre-
siding Elder.

g.Tie official beard OF the Westbrook
Mtt7hdist church acting under the All
,ios OF the ohu rcb have forwarded let
to Presiding Elder K. .. Thayer OF
Woodfords, stating that they do not de-
sire the services Of Rev. q. A. Southland,
who was assigned from the Park st 'eet
church in Lewitton TO the Westbroos
church at the recent conference. 1t Is
not known that tsere Is any personal OBJ
lection to the pAstorats OF Rev. Mr..
Southland. but rather the church takes
thu stand fcom the fact thai they sx-
tended a call TO Rev. II Il D1nnaok OF
the West Il Id Mstnodiss church OF Port
land, and everything, so far as an agree
m sat to the salary. etc., had been ad
jusssd by the Officers Of the church and
Few. MIR. Dunuack, At the conference,
Rev. Mr. Dunnaok vas rent to the
church at Augusta and Kew. Mr.
Solthard of Lewiston WAS assigned 70
Westbrook, " lille the former pa stor OF the
church, Key. Q. q. Phslan. was sent to
Mr.. SouiharI's church In Lewiston. II
4, not known what will be done about
the mattIr. but as thers are Ut pastors
without assignments It Is believed that
thu matter will bs Satisfactorily ad 1Eted
at an early date.
Messrs. Spence and Coombs Of New
Hampshire, who have the contract for th'
erection OF the power station at Madison
Falls TO be built by Westbrook pait
are having their supplies shipped and
htr DO foE hn
mencement Of the work at oncs.
Mr.. Andrew Dodge has gone to the
region Of the Songo, where he is tt take
charge Of some work In the interests Of
the S. d. Warren company Of this city.
The stone masons commenced the work
OF laying the foundation for the new
briok block yesterday at the corner OF
Main and SssEsy streets, that is to be
erected for Mr.. A. II. Porter, the
grocer.
There Is q small alligator on exhibition
In the window of Hodsdon and Roberts
she undertAkers, that Is attracsi ng con'
siderable attention. 1t was brought to
thia city by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il
Webb this spring on their return from
Cuba.
Rev. George Whitshouke Of Braiatres,
Mars, Ia visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred
Alder, Brown street.
A nesting Of the members Of the Am
monoongin ana Current Events clubs IL
to be held this after noon at Cumberland
nall to perfect arrangements for the fair
to be held Friday anu Saturday, April q
and %
Conductor Melvin Waterhorss Of the
Nestbrook Windham ana Naples electric
railway has 1etu ned from his fishing
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MORRILLS.

The Biddsford. high school baseball
nine Is slated for . game Saturday at
the Seminary grounds with the Seminary
nine.
A public charity whist party IL to be
held on the evening of May at Red
Mems hall.
The Scamman Misunderstanding coln-
pany Il Is understood has besn formed and
the papers asking for Incorporation are
expected back from the secretary OF state
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Bids will be opened at Bort Prsb'e
May IL, for the construction Of hospital
barracks, etc., which are TO be placed o.
the land recently purchased from pr
Bray. b
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What Shall We Have for Dessert ?

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer it today. Try Jell-O.
a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling no
baking simply add boiling water and
set 10 cool. Flayors: = Lemon. Orange.
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack
age a your grooers today. 10 cts.
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a
The Merryeonsag and Macs were on ,Ahe
marine railway Yesterday Tor repslr6. A
root has teen l.aeed evsr-the psW yacht
which IL being built, -, that WORE can
90 on In all kinds of weather.
Mr.. Joseph Nicholas year old boy, was
said to be very dangerously sick yester-
day.
The ladies' of the Univsrsalist church
will give an oyster supper and entertain
ment Friday evening, a feature Of which
will be "Flag DILL
A teachers meeting will DO held ut the
blk school beufe In Kniehtyille at Up.
M, Saturday, April g.
Mr.. Sullivan OF Pickett street, who
has been on q visit to his family, re-
turned to Boston last night.
MIR. Augustus Willard. who had pref
ty close call from death about four weeks
ago while fishing for Capt. George Cush-
Ing outside OF Massachusetts, bay and
who has been recently visiting here, left
for Boston, yesterday.
Mrs. Jersmish York, Sawyer street,
10 recovering from what appeared to be a
critical illness.
A petition is In circulation at South
Portland for the employ ment OF q regular
policeman to patrol tbs strests at night.
MIR. Orlando IIish. station agent on
the Rumford Fails line, aud Mrs. Irish.
are visiting A. v. Cole.
Mr.. Fred Crookor of Mas sIohuEetts,
Is the guest OF Mr.. A. V. Cole.
The South Portland Hose and Ladder
| Company has received 80 feet of new
sose, purchased and paid for entirely BY
the company.
Rev. Charles NJ. Simmstt of Spofford
N. IT,, is visiting Mr.. George Henley,
Prebie street. MIR. Simmett Is writing
the sepeaigoy OF the MeIriman family.
| Rev. j. A. Corey has returned from
the Methodist conference at Gardiner
Mr.. Corey has bssn assigned TO South
Portland and Knishtville churches fol
another year.
| Msssrs. Grimm and Davidson are CON-
rlsting what will be the most handsoms
and be 81 built yacht In Casco Bay.
| DIR. Watson, wife, two children ane
maid OF Pawtuckst, r. L. have engaged
rooms at Cliff Cottage for the month o
August.
The Elixahsth City will be taken of
the route Wednesday next for the uaua
sprinR repairs. and her place Will b
taken for d week by the Mary W. Libby
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FATAL SALOON Row.
-Four Men Are Dead aud Two other,
BADLY Wounded.

-Four Men Are Dead aud Two other,
BADLY Wounded.
Johnstown, Pa. April l6.-Four per-
sons ara dead and two dangerously
wounded in the mining town Of winber.
near here. As the result Of drunken
row in a saloon there Sunday night.
One Italian is charged with the whole
sale crime. but Il is believed that he Is
already beyond the reach Of the law. as
. man answering his description was
ground under train ut South Fork
early this morning.
The dead are:
John Nalverson. Ed p. MoAuley, Gus
Grieybaok and Samuel Shiyes.
Some Of these were victims Of the re-
volyer and some the deadly stiletto. The
two wounded men. Thomas Kipling and
Jerk" Buckwalter, were wounded with
the latter instrument. The row occurred
ut the home 1T "A French woman known
n Mrs Stoux.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-17
EXCURSIONS.

San Anionio-Kmghts TemplArs-
April 10, Il and IS n. n T. q. will cell
round trip tickets IN San Antonio; fare
Is. Tickets must be signed an stamp
ed In san Antonio for return on or he
foie April %. Limited extension will
he given return tickets IL deposited with
ngent Of terminal,line in san Antonio,
to allow trip TO Mexico.
Houston-H. & T. @. will eel round
trip tickets as follows Fol trains
leaving BRYAN April 10 1916 p. m,
April II 3:l7 a. m. and April u 3:b5 p.
m limit April %. iare 50 For trains
eaying Bryun APRIL 10 S:55 p. m
april 20 3:l7 a. m, and April 10 1855 p.
IN, limit April n fare 81.
Austin-K. OF p. Conyention-April
10th and 18th. II. x T. @. will sell
round trip tickets 10 Austin via Hemp
stead; fare 500 Limit April p.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-17
noo,h.rueksr At ror Worth.

Fort Worth. Tex. April lG.-Com-
mander Booth.Tucker Of the Salvation
Army Of America addressed over 1000
people this morning nj the opera
house. The most important work Of the
army he said would h. the SECURING Of a
million dollars during the ensuing year
10 b. used in a colonization scheme, He
believes that the sum can be raised II
No. he will provide homes for 1900 peo.
pie IN the larger cities.
lie closes with ''red crusade" meet
ings at night and leaves tomorrow for
Colorado where a colony farm was
started last year on which are over 200
families
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-17
M Danger OF a Clash.

Washington. April lG.-MAil adyices
Of an authoritative character which have
reached here from Toxic and Seoul an
nounce that there is no danger Of a clash
between Russia and Japan over the Ma.
ampo incident. Il Is true that Russia
Is endeayoriug TO establish a coaling sta
ton at Maampo. but the japanese gov.
eminent is not taking any active interest
In the affair.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-17

Washington. April 10. 80 Secretary
Longs implied willingness 10 accept the
Republican nomination for the vice
presi dcncy. as inferred from the state
ments made by him on that subject Sat
urday is a matter Of general comment in
Washington. II has set the Republican
slate makers to thinking, and for tn,
time being has seriously upset the calcu
lations Of those who believed that tb,
honor would go to one Of half dozen
others mentioned for the vice prcsl
deucy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-17
SENATOR JOHN 7. MORGAN.

hama. Senator Morgan carried IS Of the
90 counties that held primaries aud will
have ll6 Of the 100 Democratic votes in
the general assembly.
W. ]. Sanford has swept everything
IN sight for governor and will go into
the state convention with the largest
primary vote ever given a governor.
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Cnnrht 500 narrrI. Of rI.h.

Port Arthur, Tex. April lG.-Tho
American Fisheries company, which
owns large hsh oil plant here, have
commenced business for the season and
sent out the first boat on Friday, April
~. On account Of the roughness Of the
sea thoy only made one setting Of the
net, but succeeded IN catching 500 bar,
rels. The company owns other larg,
plants in the north. They have added
two new beats this season, aud now
have four boats In their fleet.
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New York Republicans Harmonious.

New York. April i6.-A convention
which promises TO be absolutely devoid
Of any special feature will be held in
this city tomorrow by the Republicans
IN name delegates TO the national con-
vention at Philadelphia. So distinct Is
harmony that there win lie no commit.
tee on contested seats, no cuntesting del.
egatcs. and 50 far rs can be learned no
objection 10 the brief aud noncommittal
programme laid down. The delegates
at large will in all probability be Thorn.
rs @. Platt. Theodore Roosevelt. Chaun.
cey VI. Depew and b. b. Odell.
The platform viii indorse the admin.
istration ~ President Mckinley aud ask
for his denomination and indorse the al.
ministmtion Of Theodore Roosevelt and
other Republican state officers and call
attention 10 the low tax rate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-17
MEXICO.
A Personally Conducted Tour.

Mexici, tn nnd Of the Aztec, Is the
most picturesque and interesting
country IN the world. IL i Italy
Egypt, Switzerland, and in fact, all
Europe combined.
There - only one way 10 see Mexico
thoroughly and intelligently and that
is 10 go on a personally conducted ex.
cursion In charge Of competent guides
and Interpreters who know every nook
and corner aud can show excursionists
all there is b be seen
Such an excursion l. 30 he run Satur
day, April 2lsi. aud tickets will be or
sale at all stations on II. * +. G. X. X.
For particulars address.
NJ. l.. ROBBINS.
Gent Pass. and Tiki ACT
ll9 Houston, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-17

Groton Landing, n. Y. April To-
While everything was quiet and peace.
ful in the ncighborhood Of the Cornell
dam Sunday night, serious trouble is
looked for Nearly 800 armed deputies
are guarding the works and striking
Italians declare that no men shall TAXI
their pnces
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JOHN 7. MORGAN WON
Defeats Governor Johnston for the
SenatOrship Of Alabama.
STAMFORDGOVERNOR
he VIII Go into Democratic Conven.
ton With the Largest Vote Ever
Given a Candidate for Gov.
ernor In That State.

Birmingham. April i6.-Returns from
the Democratic primaries held through
out the state Saturday only serve to con-
firm reports Of the overwhelming major
ity of Senator Morgan over Governor
Johnston for the United States senator
ship. In the light Of returns Governor
Johnston is the worst beaten man who
ever fought Ia the political arena in Ala
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rrIal Of E,.congre..man Col.on.

Frankfort, Ky. April l6.-Tho trial
Of ex. Congressman David G. Colson, the
surviving principal IN the Colsou.Scott
duel IN Jan. 10, in which Lieutenant
Ethelbcrt Scott, Charles Julian aud Lu'
Their w Denareo were killed and several
others injured. will begin tomorrow.