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The District Commissioners TODAY approved Jhe
report Of H. II. DaFuciile. the District Assessor,
recommending that payment be received on ten
der OF the principal upon water main assessment
agaisr sIhCt 20. square 1900. assessed in the
L..me OF ]. G. Mom-LlLer. u s.ne-.. SD
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Treated for II Fractured Arm.
: water Nrntn Contrnrcrsx.

Harry Beckett. who lives at @+o7 o street
northwest. was treated at the Georgetown Uui-
vcrsity Hospital yesterday for d fractured arm.
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nnWntnrrn Tcmnernfurr.

III, temperature at Aifeck's registered s. de-
Grees at 9 - n, - degrees At noon. and - de-
grces ~ , m today.
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about the time the new rates went into
effect would be a good time TO inaugurate
the meter service
The Attorney for the District today
handed TO the Commissioners his opinion
upon the communication OF the Industrial
Home School, stating that its board of
trustees had voted that the school should
become the legal guardian Of Kate Lowry
and educate her. The communication
further states that she is at present
ward n the institution and that the OBJ
jecJ and purpose Of guardianship is 10
educate her to become q teacher The
letter IN question was referred TO the At
torney at the instance of the secretary
Of the Board Of Charities, and he was re-
quested to pass upon the question whether
the Industrial Home School had author
ity under the law to assume such guard
ianShip
The Industrial Home School says the
Attorney, was originally Incorporated
March y, 49, On april 2S, 1886, new
articles Of incorporation were recorded.
The objects Of the incorporation were
declared 10 be TO provide for destitute
white children OF oDtn sexes in the Dis
trict Uf Columbia q good home, in which
they shall receive the moral. mental. and
industrial educat5on calculated tc make
zens upon arriving at years 0f maturity
In accordance with the provisions of
the act OF Congress, approved June H.
1856. the Board OF Managers Of the Indus
trial Home School transferred said school
10 The Commissioners Of the District Of
Columbia; and the Commissioners. under
the said act Of Congress. appointed a
board of nine trustees for said school
The trustees. said act declared. shall
manage the school under such regulations
as now exist or may hereafter be made by
said board subject TO the approval Of the
Commissioners, etc
4 do not find anywhere in the original
charter Of incorporation, or IN the act of
Congress authorizing the transfer 10 the
Commissioners, any authority for the ap-
pUintmeuJ Of the Industrial Homc School
as legal guardian Of children IL the sense
IL which that term Is ordinarily used
--Tne objects Of the Industrial Home
School did not contemplate such legal
guardianship OF cHiIdre:., and 1 am OF the
opinion that the Industrial Home School
il without authority Ia assume such
guardianship,
The evening times., 1901-07-29

Displayed on the stalls OF the DIFF
ferent markets and market stores
throughout the city Is a card an !
nouncing the proprietor 4 member
of the National Protective Associa-
ton. The object Of this is TO show
the public where may be obtained
the healthiest foods procura BE All
meats offered at these places are
passed on by the trained eye of the
associations inspectors All lambs
are slaughtered under the hygiene
principle of removing the haslet .
along with the other offaI at the :
time Of killing
The evening times., 1901-07-29
Watch out of order?
Wen Repair 1t.
EXPERT WORK.
.Callisher, jfssIsr, I1s
9I7 Pa. Ave.

HUN HUT ingtza Brewing GUS famous
fnr Rper Golden Hop Bee- scr 81 De
AOI D~SA- GTeTed il unletterea wagons
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AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT.
Colonel ! Il er's Water Report Pro-
YOkPs Discussion.

&Tr. Mcfarland FavOrs the InStaIla-
tiOn of Meters-The Commissioners
Receive the Order Transferring
Captain Beach other Matters.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Chase-= New Crsud-'A Day and d Night
afternoon and evening
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The formal order directing Major John
Biddie, Corps Of Engineers, TO relieve
Capt Lansing H Beach, as Engineer
Commissioner Of the District of Columbia.
rot later than November ! neXc. has been
received by the Board Of Commissioners
The order is made out by the direction Of
the President
The same order directs Captain Beach
10 proceed 20 and 20 take charge Of the
station at Detroit. Mich. relieving Col.
Thomas II. HausDUTy Of the duties OF that
station The order Is signed by the Sec
retarX Of War and by General Miles
The evening times., 1901-07-29
DR.. LEAfHERMAN,

WRshiDGton's Leading Specialist
On Kidney. Bladder Blood. skin and Private
diseases Syphilis (auy stage cured for lie
Both sexes Consultation tree, Medicine fur
Hished Hours 0 10 Z and : 90 ) Also On
Tues, Thurs, and sat eve, to 6 Closed
8o2 F ST. n. W.
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Cbe Gueuins Oi,rass
ONDAY, July 70. 1901.
weather Indications.

o-'D-''' 49, 80 '
weather Indications
Fair tonight. Tuesday partly cloudy, showers
and cooler in afternoon; light sCUthCTiy winds
TEMPERATURE
Temperature at Q a. SO
Temperature at y J2
Temperature At . p. %
THE Sun AND MOON.
sun rose....-4:55 An. sun sets....--7:I5 Pm
TIDE TABLE
Low tide.-..-..--.-.--I2-2 An and 90 PM
High tide................0.22 \ II and G:Js PM
STREET LIGHTING
Lamps Iit today - PA
Lamps out % An
ANUSENENTS-
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LIGHTING.

Low 1926 An and l-0S PM.
Ej:gh tide................6.Z2 An and G-5s Pm
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Lamps 1T today - PM
Lamps out tomorrow. % AN
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Andrew 3. Duvau, the Attorney for
the District, has returned to the ComIufs-
siOuers the papers concerning the alley
in the rear OF premises 1913 NJ Street
northwest 1t appears that certain in
formation was asked relative 70 the stat
rs OF the alley, and, with the report Of
Inspector a. L. Thomas. was referred to
the Attorney Tor his opinion as TO Wheth-
er the allev Is public OF private With
the data before him Attorney DuvaH
gives il a. his opinion that the alley IS
not u public alley
V. A {. Mesra, Inspector and Measurer
Of Wood in the Potomac District. has
submitted 70 the Commissioners mis- re-
port for the year ended June 30. 1901 He re
ports that he Inspected and measured
I5,1GIE cords Of wood in the Potomac
District and IN the Anacostia District
Sl%iz cords. making = total Of 6.1SI cords
- Tu..H4 90 "a
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about the time the new rates went into
effect would be a good time to inaugurate
the meter service.
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TEMPERATURE

Fair tonight. Tuesday partly cloudy, shower
and cooler in afternoon; light scUthCTiy winds
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~ 81 ~ 10
TIDE TARIE.

sun rose ...--5:5o An sun scts..-.--I-Ij Pm
Moon rises----.-,------- Moon sets.....$-o9 All
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G0-CartS and Re-
frigerators.

Our entire stock to
be closed out ire
spectiVe Of form er
prices. a saving OffuI-
~ 50 I-3 per cent on
any refrigerator or
go-cart in the house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

come away from Austin impressed with the
iuea that the bill would be vetoed From
what could learn the governor was wait
ing 10 hear from the pententiary hoard
before acting, which met here last Friday.
and the members of the hoard have always
opposed the raise. Ii seems hard than this
bill, after having been fought at every step
In the legislature, hrst being killed IN com,
mittee when IL called FOR an iuerease OF
~ 70 $40 per month, and then reduced to
100 and -, and passed by u decisive ma,
lartfy IA both houses, should now be kllled
through the influence OF those. who had
open sesame To opposing IL, ana who lost
no opportunity Tor dong SO.
ri the matter had hccn vetoed before
the legislature adjourned / have no doubt
Il souid have been passed over the veto,
ana II the governor VIII now include Il In
his call for special session doubt not
IL can sim be carried.
The plea that the veto was lowing 10
heavy losses sustained from fire. food and
storm the past two years h hgnlly tvnahlp,
since the same opposition existed 10 simi.
lar efforts made 10 raise the guards wages
that
',rhe records show that numerous raises
nave been made In other departments ~
the penItentsary system, but Tor the men
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

iaih ne r., taet has developed here that the
ION that' nave n1, So injured the Young cot
y A., great deal OF the acreage Ia msk,c ,'u n
,oelns ana INC scarcity OF seed and the
s''' SbSrt 20 procure the seed with viii canse
N hlch N's y crop previously planted,
a,,,',s ,s was - per cent short of nrevions
1850, Corn and oats booking wei ''"'
TSe ' Sp,s nentog County, Texas, April %.
there i e0 Se,j{ Sre absolutely gone and il
S SScn, 4 ,, fourth Of crop Ii win he d I
expected ,N Nv, and better than Is now
faS R asS n % d b the bugs he eYeci So
mcss arg up N many places the former
'lrre.i 80 tnan the latter, and tha rnrn h
M, IN s"le,sd With the bugs. Whethsr ~
have depe WY afieet Il, however. as they
s,, y y feared that the carton 10 viii Viii
sonas un.Sss speady relief from ms hwrs
~ ~. s2oh. Many farmers arc h,iig,ssss
pTos s {e',9 Joy planting until there arc some
her ~ % 2 decrease Ia The hugs AMI
en.tS are many line places tbaf Ssnt ,.,rn
Ronhs throughout Denton connt - N'''s
rha Aa . rthnin County, Texes va, 81
"'a'asF aas been extremely warn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
cameronIs RIind M,si.i.

~ cameron Texas, April a2.-A large anal.
ense was highly entertained at the and,
,Sf'um last night by the pupils Of prof
:. =. sehlrlitz in their nth animal concsr.
rug music and talent were Of biyh ~rada
h htpi; Srhlrlitz Is totally blind bavi,s. ~.
lie MAS a after maturing Into menha os'
blind at Austin. w VI ,ae School for the
ss y, OK chair bottoming. the ne e,h.ned the
" writing and upon his earnest nest r ssn,e@
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

mineral resources which are rapidly com.
ing to the front, Ten carloads OF copper
to the VI paso smother last week and
the people In that section are eagerly
awaiting developments
Judge Mclnnis Is of the opinion that rich
deposits of gold viii he struck there be-
fore the year Il over and when Il Is,
LNno viii be a great revival OF Crlppie
treeR.
ine high price paid for fuel has greatly
retarded the work ~ development In thh
section, and with the use OF oil the min-
eral can he brought out NJ considerable
less expense, and ID means millions Tor
the mountaiu counties In that part OF
TEXAS: There Is no question hut what
the gold Is ny there aud some fellow u
going 60 tnl Il" Is the way the iawmaktr
expressed himself
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

mere mere Tor the pest two days. TIM thorno,,
few more 5SSe' da rSSgiiIssc9g . in HE shade
INC bugs win hunt colder lii II y thought
dam dam nave devastated oat erop and ba dny
Ssa Wheat crop However. IN e soms
potatoes NJ Thew are arc on the The corn and irish
t h,, so mere and today a test was Yer Snade
pleteiv no, ol tne sun ON them A tMis CON, VI
he sun snd IS With sS6r the pests was Put tom IN
deserted the twig, Farmcps Wy Dug had
10, lon o cora ana wheat crops aud plantin9o LOVING
irish potatoes. " III some Instances
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
CONVICT GUARDS WAGES
REPRESENTATIVE ADAlR DISCUSSES
The GOVERNORS VETO.
He Claims that These Employees Of the
State Have Not Been Given
JuSt Treatment.

Huntsville, Texas, April 25.-There was
considerable disappointment here when the
news came that house bill No, go, pro
yialug FOR graded Increase IN the salaries
Of convict guards, Introduced by Repre-
sentative Adair, had been vetoed by Gov
frnor Sayers.
AR. Adalr was seen by the correspondent
Of The Post. having just returned from
ssked KS epliiIon e"ncerning he the VETO veto "as
am not SURPRISED said he. "having
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

who perform labor OF the hardest sort, be.
INK exposed 10 all kinds OF weather and
locked whenever they are on duty from
any cause, whenever there IS amy nropo>l.
tion 10 Increase their wages from The Mi.
lance of 80 per month and board there
h always something 20 prevent Only bv
educating the people 70 the Justice OF tho
claim for a raise IN the guards wages can
any hope be entertained that the same Will
be done"
Mr. Affair states that the bill passed 10
second reading Ia the house with only nine.
teen votes dissenting ana unanilnOyisIv an
hnSl passage There was no opposition In
the senate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

was admitted 10 the musical as ipsf w
but. according to his own staisi sc Ne otrl
out much promise. Six years Arsslsrisss'
to Cameron on visit TO az N hin z.
few ladies became interesiesGs - then Z
procured small class. marked r.
has taught continuously VIII VIII, see y.
cess, and though he nh n.y. -, II y
and has never seen the face - tnaIi i,fs.
iirst lesson and has brought NJ. He Is z.
high standard OF excellence n hirs.s..
hardest worker In the town, caraPs1.,
he has mastered every instrul as rnsus = I,
~ used. and has pupils Tor 4 graduate 4
dozen different Instruments. Ms ~
edge OF music is marvellous; Ian churr@
netlst at the First Presbyteri1A
which he Is a member.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
LLANo,s MINERAL pRosPeoIs.

They Are Made Brighter by the Beau
mont Oil Find,
Austin, Texas, April -. Judge aicInnis.
representative FROM Lame county, Is here
for few days ON business, and viii ae.
company the Kew York chamber Of com,
merce committee 10 hts town.
lie says that LIano Is on The eve OF A
Beaumont boom, on account Of the great
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
WEATHER AND CROPS.

*. Grasshoppers arr apnsarInr IN large
numbers IN parts az this section and VIII
do great damage To she corn aud cotton
crops,
Kenney, Austin County, Texas. ApFli "a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

Perfect digestion e the oh ~ eat at ra' y
for perfect health. The loo 's IN trrn i ss'
ali the blood we have, Which n IN the be1s;
every nerve. muscle and uss sus,t e ais K,
HerbIne quIckens the apPeu''t 10 az
gestion, gives tone ana Hhealth ~
bSn cenps For For sale BY A, E. Kies''As
gist, bO2 Main street
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
PORTO RlcANs DECEIVED.
Stone Masons Lured to Honolulu on
False Promises


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 13.-Celes-
tino Garcia and partner, name I'M
known. are drifting in the Latin quar-
ter in a destitute condition. They are
Porto Ricans and say that man nam
ed Noble represented TO them in their
own country that if they went to Ho-
nolulu they would receive SIS per day
for working on the sugar plantations.
Lured by his promises. they went to
Honolulu and found that wages were
only SIS per month. out OF which they
were required to pay for medical at
tendance.
They returned to this city almost
penniless about fifteen days ago. and on
last Monday, being unable to pay their
room rent, were turned out OF their
humble lodgings Interpreter Da Sill
va of the Chinese Bureau attempted
to get them employment at their trade
as stone masons. but not belong ing 10
2 labor union, they were not accepted
They are now wandering about the
Latin quarter. hungry and penniless-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
News OF the Town.

Buffet the best beer in town, at
s2.25 dozen. at Hoffschfaeger Co.'S
The Hawaiian Barber Shop has just
received first-elass BARRIERS from the
coast Come and get shave.
Port, Madeira and Zinfandel. choicest
qualities. at only 80 cents per gallon at
Hofsehiaeger Co. Ltd, King, near
Bethel.
H. ]. Nolte. the well known restau-
rant man. and daughter, returned by
the Ventura from visit of about a
year to Germany and Austria
Government Inspecting Engineer
Thomas and Contractor Henry's Chief
Engineer Hass arrived on the Ven
tura- They will work at Pearl Harbor.
Judge W. L. Stanley left by the Ser
ra for a visit to his old hime in Ire
land. While away he will again press
Washington.
G. Kunst. the Vladivostock million
aire, owner OF the Stevenson home
stead in Samoa, arrived by the Ven
tura He will spend several weeks
here before going to Apia.
Tonight at the Christian Church, at
the corner of King and Alakea streets,
there viii be book social" given by
the Young Peoples Society. All are
invited. and are requested to repre-
sent some book.
Upon creditors petition to show
cause why P. j. voeller should not be
declared a bankrupt. it is ordered that
the said P. j. Voeller appear at the
District Court on the 9th day of De
cember at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Something extra good for Christmas
time is what you want. You won't
have to look far to find it. Comes &
McTighe have just received a ship
ment of 1879 o. P. S.. and will handle
your order at their store, King street.
At a meeting of the directors of
the Hawaii Yacht Club held yester-
day afternoon. it was decided to sub
NIT a proposition to the Dowsett
Estate looking to the acquiring of
piece of property at Puuloa for the
purposes of a clubhouse site.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
CHURCH FAIR TO-DAY.
To Have Continuance on HaaIeIes
Lawn This Afternoon.


Lawn This Afternoon.
This is the afternoon of the fair
to be given by the ladies of the Meth.
odist church on Haalelea Lawn. The
affair will continue during the even
ing. Admission will be 25 cents. The
band will play both afternoon and
evening. Following are the booths
and ladies to be in charge:
Plain Sewing and Fancy Work
Mesdames Coyne, Abernethy, Clark
and Finley.
Hawaiian Booth-Mrs. Stone and
Miss Ripley.
Rummage Booth.-Mrs. Pearson,
Mrs. Thomas.
Japanese Cup and Saucer Booth
Mesdames Johnston and Kerns.
Doll Booth-Mrs Reedy. Miss Ny
rick. Miss Littleton. Miss Downing.
Flower Table-Mrs. Taylor, Miss
O'Connell. Miss Hebron.
Candy Table-Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs.
Fred Smith. Miss Mullen.
Ice Cream Table-Mrs McKechnie.
Mrs. E. E. Smith. Mrs. Bagwell, Mrs.
Snow.
Lemonade Stand-Mrs. Bemrose,
Mrs. McAllister, Miss Hughes.
Home Cooking Tab'e-Mrs. Riven-
berg. Mrs. Hartley. Mrs. Ferguson.
Coffee and Sandwiches-Mrs Pet
RE. Mrs. Lamson. Mrs BRYANT.
The articles in the booths unsold
after the day is finished will be auc-
toned.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
Any work that should not prove sat.
isfactory will be attended to free of
charge any time within years.

We are making speciality Of gold
crowns and bridge work; the most
beautiful. painless and durable of all
dental work known to the profession.
Our name alone will be a guarantee
that your work will be of the best We
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Best operators, best gold workmen
AMI extractors of teeth; in fact, ali the
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
New Occidental
Parlors.

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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
THE DENTAL SPECIALISTS.
No More Dread of tn. Dental Chair.


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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
Claus SpfekeIs Z Co.,
Bankers.

HONOLULU. H.T.
San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank Of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE on
SAN FRANCISCo-The Nevada Ma
tlonal Bank Of San Francisco.
LoNDoN-Thc Union Bank Of Lon
don. Ltd.
NEW YoRK-Ame,Ic lean Exchange
National Bank.
CHICAGO - Merchants National
Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnals.
BERLIN-Dreedner. Bank.
HoNGKoNG AND YOKOHAMA
The Hongkong and Shanghai Bankil :
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AM AUSTRIA
LIA-Bank of New Zealand,
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER
Bank of Br.tish North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. loans Made Oh
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credit Issued. Bills OF Ex-
change Bought and Sold.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Aeza Tenpreatur@71
Minimum Temperatures
Aaxi1Em Teuperatare-sI.
Barometer-Sees; falling
RzinfzIz1.aa
Mean Dew Point-ssa
Mean Relative Humsdity-ss.
Wind
Novrhnorth-east: L
Weather.
Weather fair but hazy.
Forecast for To-Day.
Lisht Gains to southeriy airs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-02
TERRIFIC WIND.
A Georgia Town Damaged aud Crops
BADLY Iniufed.

A Georgia Town Damaged aud Crop,
BADLY Iniured.
Dawson. Ga, June IA terrific wind
and hail storm visited Dawson Friday,
doing considerable damage The storm
struck the northern part Of the city do.
stroyinga large amount Of valuable prop.
erty. The roofs were blown OIL the
Dawson Grocery company's warehouse.
the Dawson crate and box factory. and
both the Seab0lrd and Central milway's
freight warehouses. exposing their con.
tents % the weather The ton and
smokestack was torn from the compress
and the Dawson oil mill plant was PAR.
TALLY destroyed, their refinery being a
total wreck The wind played havoc in
negro town, totally destroying a great
many Of the houses, completely demol.
ishing new modern church, which has
just been completed 40 q cost Of nearly
5000 and leaving the large odd Fellows
hall in mass Of ruins. Several fine
mules were killed by lightning Crops
in this section are greatly damaged by
the rain and hail and the fruit crop.
which was ripening very fast. is badly
injured.
AZ Sassur about seven miles south
only two houses Were blown down.
AZ Herod, five miles southeast. one
store was demolished aud two mules
killed by flying timbers.
Three houses were destroyed no Bel.
mont, four miles north. and several
houses unroofed at Parrott, nine miles
north
About 30 houses were destroyed in
and near Dawson. telephone and tele.
graph communication is cut on and
electric wires are down leaving the city
In darkness.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-02

Rome, June l.-Quern Helena was
accouchod Of a daughter No % o'clork
this morning Both mother and infant
are doing wall The child was named
lolnnda MarghorIm Amidst the gen.
ersl congufuintion, thera was c1nad.
cradle disappointment at infants sex.
though the king Is understood 90 hnya
expressed c1nieutmout Statutes ara
being fired throughout Italy Tho I'm.
iant's nurse. besides receiving liberal
pay and pension will get $1,000 with tho
baby r first tooth, another $1,000 when
the child Is able % speak aud similar
sum when the little princess walks un
supported.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-02

London, June THE roticence ~ the
government regarding tho battle of
Nladflntein and other military ovent.
Of Importance which recently occurred
at widely separated points in South AZ.
RIGA, led % considerable anxiety. THIS
is IN no way allayed by the curious am.
swer of the war office 10 the question
regarding the accuracy or otherwise re-.
cent Beer report that the British wero
severely defeated near Pretoria May q.
losing 80 killed 80 wounded. 900 uris-
oner' and @ gun. The reply which the
war office vouchsafed. I'VE have no uf.
hcinl information. has aroused some
misgWngs