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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-27
ROCK ISLAND OFFICERS.
The Official Roster Of the New Road
Made Up.
OFFICES ARE LOCATED AT DALHART
Mr.. NJ. A. Low of Topeka Elected Presi-
dent. with j. h. Conen Of Dalhart
General Superintendent.

Fort Worth. Texas, June %. -rhe follow.
Ing directors of the Chicago, Rock Island
ana Mexico Railway company we're elected
at Dalhart: NJ. A. Low. Topeka; ]. II.
Conlen, Dalhart; S. II. Hoyey and f. u.
Dietrich. Fort Worth; a. C, Boycc. Chau.
ming and j NJ Johnson and Robert Ma.
theirs, Dalhart.
The board Of directors met and elected
the following officers; NJ. A. Low. presi-
dent ]. II. Conen, vice president and gen.
eral superintendent J. Myers, secretary ana
treasurer and general freight ana pns-
senger agent: A. Il. Coleman auditor. II.
Il. Dietrich. assistant secretary and treas.
urer.
The genera offices OF that part of the
Rock Island system are at Dalhart
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A. Hioh Island.

Beaumont, Texas, June 26.-Mr w. c,
Patton returned yesterday afternoon from
a trip down TO the country contiguous 10
High Island. He reports that one oil com
pany has begun preparations 10 drill ON
the northeast corner OF the hill This con
Germ on yesterday had staked out the site
for It's derrick and had already received
some of the smaller machinery for Its drli-
ing rig II was supposed that the re-
malnder of the machinery and derrick tim
bers had been loaded on boats al Calves
ton and It's arrival was daily expected.
This well will be the first one bored on
High Island. The drill should begin rotat-
Ing within the next ten days.
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Notes AMI Personals.

AIR G. u Goldmg, commercial agent Of
the Rock Island route, was out of the city
yesterday.
MI sam Dixon passenger and imlnsera.
ton agent Of the Gulf Air line, returned
from a trip yesterday.
Colonel j. c. Andrews, Southwestern pas
scnger agent Of the Southern railway, spent
a portion of Yesterday in Galveston.
Mr. Z. $. BEARD Of Fcrt Worth, CONNER.
cla agent Of he Denver read was reg
lSiered at the Logan hotel yesterday
air c, H. stump OF Dallas. ronte agent
OF the American Express company. returned
from trip to Brennan Tuesday night and
spent yesterday in Houston.
Mr. William Doherty. assistant general
passenger agent Of the Houston East and
quarters yesterday, out on the line OF the
road.
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pronress Of az cane ReIt.

Bay City Texas, June 25.-The cane beiI
construction train Is nearing town II Is
now about three miles out with the track
and the crew expects 10 get in by sunday,
4 large force Of graders are campcd in
Town Completing the last mile of the grade.
II Is Intended TO celebrate the completion
NJ the Cane Belt to Bay city in betting
manner little later giving, the Railroad
far heavy excursion trains and the people
lime 10 get ready The chief attraction
tn the people from the interior will he the
rice farms, the canals and the pumping
plants.
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NEW MEXICAN ROAD PROBABLE.

American Capitalists Win Back Project
if There Is Encouragement.
Mexico City, June 26. b + Davis has
returned to this city from the State OF
Chiapas. The development Of that stare has
been retarded because of the lack Of trans
poltaton facilities. the mode Of trnnspor.
tatiou now being continual stream Of OK
carts and n stage line
Davis has been ia Chiapas representing
several Chicago capitalists, including Mar.
shall Field. John j. Mitchell and Volncy
Fcster, who It is said propose building
line OF railroad south to the city Of Touuia
IN case they are satisfied that there Is
enough business to warrant il
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New Rcazorla county Roads.

Alvin. Texas, June 26.--Thls county has
JUST received three new road graders, one
for each commissioners precinct. The ono
intended for this precinct was brought
here from Angeton yesterday and wofk
was begun on the Alvin and Houston road
today Commissioner Hortley says he will
keen the OUTFIT AZ work in this end Of the
precinct until fall, and hopes 10 get the
roads In frstclass condition by that time
W Minis practical road man, has
the outfit in charge.
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Through Sleeper to Cripple Creek,

For the accommodation Of the Texas dele
gates to the 1ransmississipni Commercial
congress which convenes at Cripple Greek,
Nolo'' on July ID, through sleeper will
De run from Houston over the Houston and
Iexas Central road in connection with the
Denver road, This Will be quite con
venience 10 the delegates. as there Will he
changing cars
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SHOT FROM AMBUSH.

Helpless Cripple Wounded by Unknown
Assassin.
Bastrop. Texas Jnne 20.-Mr Robert
Newsom was shot from ambush by an I'M
known assassin last night near sayers and
it is thought be will die from the wound,
He was almost a helpless cripple and In.
capable of self-defense, so that the shoot
ing Is a mystery,
In the district court today the case of the
state VS.. Jim HENDRIX, for murder, was
continued by the State
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Land of the skv.

N npestern North Carolina hetwoen the
" On ON the east aud tile Alleghe,
\ 10 ssnae vest In the beautiful valley
a les ieagh Broad, 20O0 feet above the
" seFla 4sssheyille, beautiful. picturesque
lt,s,e seIis IN America II /" L 'n"S lana IN
'itse s ssies and Incompatible climate
y rbssoo ises have been sung by poets.
senisIn% beauties of stream, valley and
E. msnl,nn .e,ight have furnished subject
M truly the Land of The sSy" and
Z he maps no more beautiful region
n r. hesInnent 10 attract pleasure tour
y ana 4s sun seekers. Convenient SEIZED
n md IN low rates to Ashevlne. y.
3 SUNNI Sna Georgia resorts. For man fold
q renares resort circular. routes. rates
% Information please write or
slstf ss.e AnhreRs. Southwestern pas
VA SCENT Hutehins House, Houston,
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nitlen hu a Mater Moooasin.

El Paso Texas, June 2G-P D. Cunning
ham. chief engineer of the boundary com.
mission which went down the river last
month to explore the grand cauons Of the
Rio Grande, returned here today In bad
condition as result Of the bite Of water
moccaslp He was bitten on she foot while
seeping on the river bank ana came back
for medical treatment.
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New Sleeping Car Line to Memphis
NJ Iron Mountain Route

Train leaves Texarkana at 1868 .. IN.
daily. and reaches Memphis at 40 4. m.
Ai trains from principal points In Texas
make connections with this sleeper at
Texarkana There are also elegant reolin-
INC chair cars and comfortable coaches on
MSmnhis with an principal lines for points
In tbe East and Southeast For further
Information apply 70 your nearest ticket
fjrkrt agent Texarkana, or J. G. Lewis,
travelling passenger agent Austin. Texas.
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bridge across the Rcd river Was one ~
the pest bridges in the South ~ West The
SOU along part az the llue makes bad
ruauned aLd every rain causes considcra bic
5,enalls 70 be made. ON that account MIR.
Lucas did not want the value Of the road
10 be placed too high
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Unproyoked Cruelty.

some thief entered the stable OF Mr.
george p. Brown early Tuesday night
when Mr. Brown was attending meet
ing Of the Business League and. not con.
tent with stealing SET OF harness and
boy's saddle and bride Inflicted a deep
and ugly knife wound IN the back Of a
pony owned by Mr.. Browns little son
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Value Of Texarkana and Fort Smith.

Austin, Texas, June 26--Attorney Lucas
of the Kansas City southern railway was
in town few hours today and called on we
rbIroad commission 10 ascertain What value
Cns nlaced on the TeXarkana and Fort
smith road by Engineer Thompson OF the
railroad commission
Mir. Thompson told him thar the ROAD
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A circular issued by Mr. W. T. Eldridge,
vice president aud ger cral manager Of the
Cane l'elt road. has been received in Hous
ton. Il announces that the line win b.
completed from Lane city To Raw CITY
on july ! and that the road viii then be
prepared to handle freight and passenger
tla1ic between those points
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INC rates on cypress lumber and Shingles
In Straight or mixed carloads, or mixed with
nine. shall be cents per 100 pounds high
or than the rates named above
The minimum weight on all articles sub
iect 10 this tariff Shall he 10000 pounds
nor cDr. provided that when the actual
Weight of car loaded to full capacity Is less
than 10000. such actual weight shall gov
ern.
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INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK.
Missouri Pacific VIII Issue $4,000. 900
Additional Paper.

Additional Paper.
st. louis, June 20. AT special meeting
of the stockholders of the Missouri paclhc
railway 1t was voted to increase the capital
stock S30,o0o,00o This now issue Of stock
win consist Of 100000 shares Of the par
value of 500 each.
stockholders will be entitled TO subscribe
for increased stock at par to the extent of
10 per cont Of their respective holdings as
shown upon the books OF the company ut
right 10 subscribe continuing until the close
OF business at o'clock p. IN. on July rs,
1901, at which time 1t will terminate.
Holders Of the new stock viii participate
1901.
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Victoria Notes.

Victoria, Texas June ae The sunset pay
car made Its regular monthly trim over
me New York Texas aud Mexican and
yesterday.
larry Archer commercial agent for the
hansas City southern, aud A. T. Taylor.
,iavellng freight agent for the Houston
EaSt ana West Texas, spent yesterday in
Victoria looking after the interests Of their
respective lines.
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clau Eramininn rrial.

Tyler, Texas Juae 26-The examining
trial Of Tom J.. Clay, charged with the
killing of win Griffin on Monday after
noon. watch began yesterday, viii not
conclude before Friday. So far about ten
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c,,nd Tr,nk Railway system.

The "Plcturesque American Route to
p,tetaio . will mail on receipt of . cents In
stamns sent 10 It's city passenger and
tickef agent. 249 Clark street. Chicago. the
american Exposition yet Issued.
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Buffalo exnositlon.

nv sttraction is reached via New
ss ana Queen and Crescent in thirty
.'''kae from New Orleans Pullman
n Sslo via Queen ana ma creseent With.
<,4gk ~ Cafe dining cars on all
NA'ns' Double daily train service.
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eve witnesses "a the killing have heen OK
amined Friends Of the deceased have em-
ployd counsel to assist In the prosecution,
The trial is attracting large crowds and
more attention than any had here In many
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TO INVESTIGATE CONSOLIDATION
Presidents OF the Frisco and Memphis
Routes Cited to Annear

Jefferson city, Mo, June 26.-Tho rail
way commissioners today issued an order
on President b. f. Yoakum Of the St
Louis and San Francisco and g. b. L.
Winchell, president of the Kansas City,
Fort Scott and Memphis railway, to ap.
pear before the board In this city on July
. and answer questions touching the re
port that they propose to consolidate their
lines IN violation OF the laws Of Missouri
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Nh The LawIor.
M MIS-. Dyer, Richmond: c. n John
hgpbe I piiss,slpl; G. + Mann, Galveston;
HNasmD.o lMakesler. Iallettsville; Mi, G. w.
u: Mss' 1NaSso Mrs L. j. Wilson, Nayas-
rA L. Gibbs and children, Nay0s-
lcrai W,u9hI cNeil Parsons, Kan. S. A.
E n,rradins Z, Nicolini. Galveston; Mrs,
I'M yorrsarlell Lampasas; Fred u, Mills,
BIZ c'A Mrs. ]. A. Annis. Boston,
Arrnbr a. Hight, Dalton city ILL., L.
Astop shreveport; w. II. Layton, Cal
s. A. llensoldt, Galveston
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C. II. 81 II. II. II.
Depot foot OF Congress Avenue
Galveston TrainH.

N0TE-Trans leaving Houston ASP.
and arriving al Houston at s4s a. IN and
tars m, also run into Grand Central de-
,oi departing 10 minutes earlier and arriV-
kstsn minutes later than time given above
EnsIns arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
h .spot except the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
tias which have depot in the Fifth ward, the In
lratonal & Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
skh use the International and Great Northern de-
Nm Congress avenue. and the Houston East and
Vest Texas morning train which leaves from and
nvts a. the Houston East and West Texas dep ot
IL Missouri. Kansas & Texas and Galveston,
H1ahn & Henderson trains pass the International
/ d. Great Northern depot.
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nALYESTON sTOCK.
OCEAN RATES OK COTTON.


Receipts today Of wheat: cars
CUR, Colorado and Santa re ..,..,.. -
Missouri, Kansas and Texas .,,...., =
International and Great Northern zee. ]
-
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VESSELS IN FORT.
Efaa htRg

IS concno (Am3, RISK, for New York.
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n road SCHEDULE.

Il. 6 N. o. II. r.
ID New Orleans Trains.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, Jun,

PORT or GALVESTON, June %.
Arrived
SIS Ardanmhor tBr), Jameson, from New
York.
Cleared
SIS Concho tAm). Risk for New York.
Sailed.
SIS Concho (AmD Risk, for New York.
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y ,..'. t,st mail and express between tie
4 and 70 ~, ~ Vii carry through cars for Dali
III. only. az Going from Houston via the Cen-
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a.. II. & s. A. ny.
o. u, and La Porte.

q, II. 6 N. n. n.
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Tabor .......,.....,,, New orleans els
SCHOONER.
Martha (Am), Duiay ...........q quarantine
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n, e, & w. II. II. II.

ssas3s Special arrives it'oo p an
,s,.,,, trains save the Santa Fe Congress
Y, neroi 10 minutes later than the above
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q Hall DOZEN DEAD.
List Of the Victims of the Herkir,er
nj. VA ExpI Iosfori. s


5 Little Falls The
OF all u the vie tins of the Her
3Amer oundhouse explosion have been
Identified. Their names are John
Deck, Levi Robert, Levi jackson, Har-
ry stanze1 James NagIe and Joseph
Keller. Stenzel was student at
Syracuse university, taking a course
OF iteeture Jackson, Keller and
Maggie were laborers. They lived near
the scene OF the fatalil. 5ss! ~
lit is believed the list Of dead as
given above is complete although 1t is
possible some Of the railroad bridge
gang may have been killed. q
Fhe vicinity Of the wrecked round
house was scene of ruin. Twenty
i've houses practically are in ruin.
Several Of them n had been turned
around completely on their founda-
tions. 1T IS general llg reported that.
the building contained 600 pounds Of
dynamite 900 pounds Of giant pow
der and a quantity Of gasol me The
property damaged bv the explosion Is,
estimated at $190, ,o9oss
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TIL oU8ANDs HOMELESS.
French, Ness iniian TrnWa Partially.
99gs.s5 Destroyed BY Fire. 53f

French Nest indian -TnWa Partially
Gastroyed by fsiise
sg ST Louis. Isl and ct Marie G alarsss. ss.
French West Ind les, sl 8 4. Il Sffi5'ss II:
which nearly es-.ss ii. II.
the princi town 1effs
Ing pepufa on ;eff Sasl,aEf IS 900 ne u
sons brok out 4 A Gen
flagration Isl sup pose hs,Vai eess1
of incendi isry oris due To- % aIevos
1ence II the ii; Il 4 IL
fcept the ii,s.as7s
quarters of the gend aia ss9,:
stroyed as were some 500 3ss:5
fore the dsmes were @ sss..
Fro 0oo to ,ooo he.sons Ne
out shelter and SUI ffesissg tfleern
5of food he governor eff g ,iraea
SJoseph Francois. has chart sreA
steamer Ior:teng hich left that isss ias
and Monday with first reltef plies
tof food and money.
81 Public slihscrip ptions are Sos.AS
1ganized AT Quad aioupe hh loss suss-
tained IS estimated al ever 500 900. # 5
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AFFAIRS l ON THE lsTHMu us.
American Consul at Maaagua Dis
Z 3ss cusses the Situation.

San Francisco, Aug. S. q hester
Donaldson, United States consul at
Mana sua, Nicaragu has arrived here
on two months, leave of absence.
during which he viii visit his former;
home in New York Speaking of the
affairs on the isthmus he said
q dopnot believe that Nicaragua wi
Join forces with Venezuela, The re-
public is at peace and the. slreFolutions
AIRY spirit has died out altogether:
President zelaya rules Wfbh d strnng
hand and has become very popular.
He will not allow Nicaragua To- be-
come Involved in the troubles of the
South American states.
ss Id his last message to the III.
aragua CONGRESS, President ZelayaS
took q decided stand ii favor Of hSav.
ing. the Isthrnian canal construc l,y
the United States That is the popu.
lar sentiment
IN commerce nj fth Nicaragua the
United States has been making great
progress during the past few years
and now holds tirst place. asS
1rhe influence Sof the United States
Is stronger ins Nicara qua than That III
any other country President zelaya
has often said ID ne at he lssoKs to
the United States a tthe rrotector OF
the snnaIl aad sri case or
trouble would look afstt I'd Ills eslsin
try Ie told me not long $50 that hs
Will never ma kts treaty sstsh sny
power that might ihe rjraentaI fp
the interesta of ths zJnifed
aaies w nsvag onnd q q tl.s .lss
efrsn III a' IS n 80
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Army cfs Porte Rico to Meet.

New York, Aug 221 General Nelson
Miles has called a meeting OF the
conmandary OF the society the
Army of Porto Rico to- be held III But.
5sfalos Aug 26 and 3 General Miles III
commander Of the order The. force
IA numbers. It is said oOo, and ma
SjoTity will attend IN ad dition to Gen
seral Miles Admiral schley General
ssSehWan, General Haines, General Ern-
est, General Gilmore, General Gri fin,
aGeneraI Cssaret son. Captain Sigsbee
and other offieers .Wili Be. present
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/. & 4 MEN i PERIsHED.
Result of Expio iosion of oil at
Pfi iIadeIpla 4.

Phi iiadsIphI 4. ~
PhiladeIp phia. persons
are known 10 hay ys been killed Sby the
explosion ofs the big benzine tank at
the AT Iantic refining comp 81 oil
works at Point Breeze at mid might.
The dead are &: John N4cC Cull llom En-
sgfne Company 40 1. James Ills,
gineS Company 40 ohns Dau gherty,
Truck COMPANY 8, and d iireman and
an semploye Of the ref fining company
too badly burned TO be recognized.
When the explosion occurred the fire
men OF Engine Compan 49 and the
employees of the IA tlantic Refining com
Spang, in ali about SO men, were at
work Ii the pump house drawing off
soi from the burning tanks. The
flames shot hi gh Id the i air, and the
pump phDMse was al almost completely dss
moli shed. The sfiremen ho had been
playing streams on he other tanks
then directed their attention to the
rescue at HE men had been Inn
plisoned ID the jumping ghouse. IT was
nearly an our before the men could
sbe reached Meanwhile streams Of
water were polring on; the pumping
hons ilremen burned their a IL
tentl to The rescus Of those who
we're in HE iva boo lies were
yrecoYered and sent 10 be norgues but
only three hem could he Identified
TWO Bodies were roasted to d crisp
n9id Sf, IA MI d 81 In
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lsTHMiAN BRO CLIO.
German Papers Comment On the Send
al ing of; sVarsfips.

herman Papers EofnEnent On the Send
ing of arships
Berlin, Aug. be Ber1iner Tag
Ieb1att says 81 IT seems fairly clear
that flashing gton statesmen have tax
en- sides rather openly for Colombia,
as they are provoking llndoubted mis-.
trust towards Senior Castro, president
of Venezuela, WHO lis q most energetic
and active statesman. President Cas-;
/ tro may one day prove the rocher de-
bronze against which the Monroe docss
trine Will be powerles E 81
The Post say !. # is not expeeted
that the sending OF a German Warship
to an American harbor viii be consid-
cred as an attack upon the Monroe
doctrine Our Oh biieet is not political
intervension tut merely protection of
{ Sc German commercial Interest," There
fore no one can possibly object The
United States canRoss regard the send
ing Of IA German warship as an d mn
friendly measuress the more 50 as the
United States does not consider the
whole conflict from IA political stand
point, hut merely from a acommefcial
point OF View =
b The National zeftung, after quoting
diplumatist letter on the treaty
concluded in 1866. obliging the United
States to guarantee the neutrality Of 4
the isthmus, conclud les: This by no
+ means n Implies that the United States
has the right to intervene, by force pf 4
arms, IA the Venezuelan and Colon
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rARlsIAlN'ls y DE !: lG HE'D
sroposeei Wis of III 6 Car Causes
sS&Ss iojcinf1 III s8ss

JoIclh9 u
s Paris, Allgs 81 isians saraI
deligh ted bY tie ecfesI san nnounce.
nent that the czarg of 1ssia f,as acs
cepted Presid 81 oubef nvifa tifn
To witness thaS q lose ofs be sgra an,iI
maneuWers ats ma aud Il, q n viii
land al Dun kirRs fter has,ying reyious.
ly wi messed. Wit III Pres idanf nubef d
review of; tiae er1. Ist,,,at, rot,Is
vVJ, 1,s;1 "a
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conger After the Germans. B

TIen Tsin Aug q The American
minister nger. is rging Wash.
gtpn = sattention To the persist tent. oc-s
scupation ofS Tien 4 sin university byl
the sermapa who refuse to vacate4
the bnildfng Of pay rent thereby pre-;
venting Dr Tenney from cont tfnuing
his educational Work viii ca the Chs
5aese desire him 10 resume.
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lis H0S DROWNED
List sof the Missing From the Unfors
tnnate steamer that capsized 81
All Paducah
Turned Over Without Warning hileI
s Most of tie assenge erss were 81
q Cabin ats supper & s
All sof the Ships sapers Lost aud a
5 ist of the Dead not Accurately
Obtainable

Paducah, KY, Aug. u Alt least So
ives are known to have been lost
when the river st amer Golconda
turned turtle in wind storm when
tne noat Was oelng turned into dock dock
at aduca nereEsweres 6o persons
hpoard. these 81 2 are repofted mss
lng not lncltl din iored
are uno
nilss g are
MISS Lizzie % anaVlile,
MISS lrixle TAI am aran am
yaiie narles loaVls skHirhneid
gans ana three acnlaldren.
aaue oiohel Smlenn eid
;GhaTi iyan Sordan s'Inatn nefd 1 Mrs. 81
iavle neld 5 aus Pa
We aiiet WIS ton " 1illam
syYep ,snet eid ass Lucy Darrell,
ail 1leld efen l ekson,
k5eic ~ tArlp Sioieenda
S1nn VaIeEs, cona q reInen ana 81
lnree colored deek saan ds gineeF
saayae and son sepn dc AIllster,
.:L GUS tWo wn1te men mes s9Is sln
AnoWn peadler y Hute nason ana
sshrse scnlid dren ;s GOD g aeorge
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