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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-10
A aIOO.OOO TunneI.

One hundred tbollsand dollars is be-
ng spent in the construction Of tunnel
n Telephone wires between Minneapa
Is and st. Paul. Tae object OF the tua
ael Is to protect lnteruF5an service from
INTERRUPTION by st0tms. and 10 Increase
the capacity for naturalization between
the eifles.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-10

TIE Santa Fe Railroad Company,
though President Ripley, has cOmplet-
"a the purchase Of petroleum plant and
Oh lands in the Kern river district IN
California The price paid Is about ST.
z50000.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-10

Another Invasion of the Dreaded
Scourge Expected.
10 the forests and orchard lands Of
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and several other States, the periodical
cicada, or 17-year locusts, are now matur-
ing and will soon leave their beds for
dignt, according te the statement recent
ly made by Prof b. Smith, State ento-
moEogist for New Jersey This insect. of
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-10

JohIs a. Drake OF Chicago has bought
the Ben d'Or-Penne colt Won House,
from Srank BRAHMS, gor $4,000.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-10

from Palmyra that countless numbers OF
them have appeared in that section and
have left some orchards as barren az in
midwinter. The trees are also suffering,
gartiesllarly the elms.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-10

The nayaI branch bnilding Of the X. If.
|C. "A. III Brooklyn, \. T.. the gift Of
Miss Helen Gould. las been dedicated.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-10

the outlay. and a tax on breadstuffs wAs
adopted as the only available means Of
attaining the desired end. In order 20
meet the emergency additional taxes
were levied as follows:
Import duty OF s cents a hun
dredweight on all grain. 10
cents on -four and meal and
10 cents on meat. s 1s.250.ooo
Increase Of cents oc the s. In
the Income tax, making Ii
about 81 cents on the s.. also
stamp duty on cheeks and 9TH
er commercial paper .-. 10000
SuspendIng the sinking fund. ... - 800. coo
Government will borrow. ..... 10000. go
Drafts on exchequeT -s--.-.- 2S-37c. 900
Total .. $228 go GO
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-10

The less a man has to do the more
time he wants to do il in.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

MILL REMNANTS.
$50 yards Figured Lawns, in all colors; On
Mill Remnant Sale price, yard, ..........t EG
MILL REMNANTS.
Large Can Highly Perfumed Talcum OLE
Powder; Mill Remnant Sale price, can. ....E ~
MILL REMNANTS.
pieces Feaherstitched Braid, in white or En
colors; Mill Remnant Sale price. SG
MILL REMNANTS.
Ladies' Dongola oxfords, patent tip 9Ea
soc quality; Mill Remnant Sale price, pair. In ~
MILL REMNANTS.
rs Ladies 26inch Parasols, with Paragon frame,
soc quality; Mill Remnant Sale price, GEa
each. Observation-Disclosures ~
MILL REMNANTS.
Large Paper Good Pins, &c quality; 10
Mill Remnant Sale price, paper. ~
MILL REMNANTS.
10 yards Good Quality White Lawn, for, @6A
Mill Remnant Sale price .'.SSS
MILL REMNANTS.
200 wards Figured Lawns in assorted coors and
patterns; Mill Remnant Sale price 90
yard. .........,...''''''''''' ''''''''''''' EHS
MILL REMNANTS.
$50 yards KID ER Rsno5 G' ga in black SIC
MILL REMNANTS.
9ooo wards 3Ginch Figured French Percaes regu-
lar 10c quality; Mill Remnant Sale price, EA
yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '''''''''' ~S
MILL REMNANTS.
oooo YARDS Fine French Organizes, Dimties, Ba
tietes Lawns etc. some with silk stripes, in
lengths some OF these goods are worth Or
Csc: Mill Remnant Sale price, yard..... EC
MILL REMNANTS.
Real Pearl Buttons, in all sizes; Or
dozen. ...................,....." GV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

MILL REMNANTS.
Large Paper Pins; Mill Remnant Sale %
price. paper. Observation-Disclosures" hC
MILL REMNANTS.
100 dozen Childrens Fast Black Ribbed -
Hose; Mill Remnant Sale price, pair....... w
MILL REMNANTS.
800 yards Fine Sheer White Lawn, 15c and To
1Sc quality; Mill Remnant Sale price, yard. w
MILL REMNANTS.
400 yards White Piques and Welts zoe and Csc
qualities from to yards in each piece; foIe
Mill Remnant Sale price. ............. e. "
MILL REMNANTS.
100 yards Fine Black Percaline, zoe and Csc
quality lin lengths; 1ffn
Mill Remnant Sale price, yard. .......... W
MILL REMNANTS.
1000 yards Check Ginghams, for aprons in all
colors; Mill Remnant Sale price. @0@
10 yards for .........,............. Ss0G
MILL REMNANTS.
$50 yards Satin, Stripe Dlmities in solid coors,
something very swell for zoe; Tfe1
Mill Remnant sale price. ................. tVC
MILL REMNANTS.
GOO yards Beverly Dmity in all the latest designs,
regular &c quality; Mill Remnant Sale @Q@
price, 10 yards for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OSC
MILL REMNANTS.
900 yards White Lawn, 40 inches wide, O.
15c quality; Mill Remnant Sale price. yard. OF
MILL REMNANTS.
1000 yards 32-lnch Batiste. regular On
15c quality Mill Remnant Sale price,. CC
MILL REMNANTS.
$50 Ladies' Crash Skirts, in fancy and 9Em
plain; Mill Remnant Sale price. NOC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

MILL REMNANTS.
500 pairs Boys All Linen Wash Pants, in all sizes.
39c value; Min Remnant Sale 40
price, per pair. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SS
MILL REMNANTS.
700 yards Figured Dimity. in factory lengths,
worth from 10c to 15c yard; 9I~
Mil Remnant Sale price. ............-.. 0ZG
MILL REMNANTS.
5000 yards Genuine Lonsdale Domestic SO inches
wide, without DRESSING Ea
Mill Remnant Sale price. ................t ~
MILL REMNANTS.
Genuine Mother Of Pearl Buttons, 70
in all sizes; per dozen. .................: ~
MILL REMNANTS.
5000 yards Lonsdale Full Beached Domestic, &c
inches wide, 10c quality; co
Mill Remnant Sale price. ................. Nv
MILL REMNANTS.
so pieces White Cotton Crash Towelng, Nn
&C quality; Mill Remnant Sale price, yard. aSG
MILL REMNANTS.
36inch Full Bleached Curtain Scrim, E@
1Oc quality; Mil Remnant Sale price, yard ~
MILL REMNANTS.
Ladies' Fast Black Drop Stitch Hose o.
,15c quality; Mill Remnant Sale price, pair. ~
MILL REMNANTS.
rs pairs Full Nickeled Scissors inches In 4 10
length; to customer, pair. ~
MILL REMNANTS.
$50 yards Fine Sheer French Dmity, in colors,
regular zoe and Csc quality; 4Rtn
while they last, per yard. ....,.......... wv
MILL REMNANTS.
10 yards No. Satin Ribbon, 1fs~
Mill Remnant Sale price ................ W.
MILL REMNANTS.
Genuine Moth OF Pearl Buttons; GO
Mill Remnant Sale price. dozen. ,......... OC
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-15
WENATCHEE'S FAIR.

Editor The Ranch: The Fair Board
is DESTROYS of having as many repre-
sentatives of the press attend our fair
as possible. Can you not give us
visit during our fair, Sept "a, %, rs
and 27?
| think it might be profitable in in
creasing your subscription.
M. KORAN.
The editor will certainly be there,
and will be glad to meet all our old
Wenatchee friends.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-15

Creamery picnics are now being held
in parts of the northwest. These pic
MICS are held under the direction OF
the creamery managers in some cases
and in other under the auspices OF
and association of the creamery pa
irons. The people that attend the
picnics include the patrons and their
families and other farmers who wish
to come. The result must be bene-
fetal, as the creamery business is then
talked over most thoroughly. This
getting together is good thing under
any name 1t is easier to get an at
tendance at picnic than at almost
anything else. One of the distinguish
ing features of such an assemblage
is the informality that exists.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-15
British Columbia Farms

If you are thinking of going to. the Pacific
Coast try British Columbia. No extremes
of temperature No cyclones. No dust
storms No cloud bursts. No droughts. No
billiards.. Fertile land. and the hedrtest
crops per acre In Canada. We make this
statement without fear Of contradiction.
The land is cheap and the markets and
prices for farm produce the best on the
Pacific Coast. Write for Farm Pamphlet
TO the Settlers Association, Box 800, Van
couver, B. c. When writing please refer
to this paper.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-15

able cost, the first thing to do, is to
act intelligently and seek for super
visors that are competent, and if there
are none in the district, apply for as
sistance as a business man would do.
JAMES HART.
Christopher, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-15

From shortsightedness' isn't near as
bad as losing your money from it. The
shortsighted man thinks not of his fu-
ture and comes to grief; but the far
sighted place part of their income
each week or month in a good, sound
financial institution like the North
west Trust & Safe Deposit Co. bank.
You can keep an account with us by
mail. We pay 2 per cent on check
accounts and 8 per cent on savings
accounts. Send us a postal card and
we will give you particulars.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-15

Of M G. Mason & Co., commission
merchants, Seattle. Mr. Mason is an
energetic business man. He is also
president of the Seattle Humane So
ciety and has himself the authority OF
special officer. He is particularly act
i've in exercising his power in pre-
venting cruelty and abuses of the
trucking teams of Western avenue
Also the position gives him consider
able additional social prestige.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-15
COUNTY ROAD REPAIRS.
Editor The Ranch:

mendation was excellent. I sincerely
wish the latter part would be careful
ly considered by our county people
and acted upon at the next road dis
trict meeting in each precinct in the
state, especially in this (my) district.
AS ali exhibition of what can be
done in the sway of expanding the
county funds, and how it is done,
believe this district is unequalled, and
if there are any students in the road
construction department" at Pullman
who possibly can see this district, the
time would not be wasted, and the
experience gained would be valuable
The road material is dumped" out
of the wagon bed, it is then carefully
piled up to ridge in the center, the
width of the dump is about four feet,
and about two feet high The wheel
track is Just on the edge of the dump
and single horse walks on the pile,
when he cannot dodge it, it being the
special duty of the horse, il he can, to
level it down under his feet, but as
to how the material is to get levelled
into the wagon track is left for specu-
latiOn and bet.
The material is about three-quar-
tiers mud and one-quarter large boul-
ders and in day or so, it is on an
equality with the existing inches OF
dust the remains of the last repair,
and in a few weeks from now Will
be about 8 inches of mud and slurry
and so continue until about May next.
Should it be necessary to walk on
the road this winter, it is OF the flrst
Importance to get a pair of long gum
boots. otherwise your boots will be full
of mud.
It may be a good thing for us that
we shall have a Good Road Conven-
ton" in October to explain how to
make and how to repair our county
roads, but it seems to me, that one OF
the first essentials to that desirable
end would be: list, to leave politics
entirely out of the convention; End to
find some supervisor that has some
little idea of what is necessary to be
done in the repair, and Bird that mas
sense enough not to waste all the
money in hauling mud and boulders
on to road when good, clear river
gravel can be obtained at half the dis
lance of the other.
The farmer himself applies the
whip to his own back and feels the
smart of it every time he supports
the present system, and he inf1lcts
extra taxation upon himself for no
benefit every time he supports any
candidate for supervisor who has no
qualification for the office.
The United States government rec
ognizes these facts and has a travel
ing exhibition now going all over this
country to demonstrate how to repair
roads. and with said exhibition gives
some plain instructions upon the hrst
principles of road construction.
And yet if these instructions are not
worthy of attention or are to be MADE
subservient to some political job"
every election what is the use OF vast
ing the cost and the time?
The amount of money wasted each
year in King county alone in road re-
pair is sufficient, if expended under
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-16
Ping Pong Tournament.

Ping pong by moonllght-the first
tournament in Bryan-delighted
fifteen couples OF young people
Thursday evening at the beautiful
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Adams.
The receiving party included Miss
Lila Graham McInnis, Miss Hettie
smith, Miss Jessie Garth, Miss
Nonia Adams and Mrs. Clih a.
Adams. The score cards were
ornamented with ping pong racquets
and were given out by Misses ALDER
tn Adams and Malcolm MeInnis.
Punch was served by Misses Mary
McInnis and Pauline Webb. The
tournament was exciting ard enjoy
able In the extreme The first prize,
ping pong handkerchief, was won
by Miss Sallie Johnson and present
ed by o. r. Saunders. A ping pong
tie, the young mems prize, went to
George Smith and was presented by
Miss McInnis. Miss Bertha Roberts
was awarded the consolation prize,
presented by Miss Hettie Smith.
Ping pong and angel food cake were
served.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-16

Waco. Tex. Aug. 1.-THE conven'
ton OF the third supreme judicial dis
trict. which met az Austin on the LIST
ultimo. will reconyeue In this city next
Monday. the 18th instant The con-
venilon failed 10 nominate a candidate
for the vacant iudgeship at the Austin
convention. and next Monday al 10
a. m. az the city hall auditorium the
business will be taken up just where
II was left on az Austin. The candi'
dates before the Austin convention,
namely Judges Fisher OF Williamson
Morris OF Travis. Furman OF Bell
streetman OF Milan. and surrat OF
McLennan. are still hopeful OF sue
cess. General Felix II. Robertson. the
chairman OF the executive committed
OF the Third supreme judicial district
sent out notices calling attention 70
the adjourned meeting Of the conven
ton 10 take place here next Monday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-16
NARROW ESCAPE.
Breaham Man Pick. up stick sf pyns-
mite for = Pipe.

BRENNAN. Tex. Aug. i5.-Henfy
wehmeyer, a well known produce
broker OF this place. came within one
second OF being blown into fragments
al the Santa freight depot here. He
had a ear % hour on the track and
went down 70 suporintend is delivery
The door OF the car was fastened with
a hasp and staple. the hasp being Sc
cured with a piece Of annealed wire.
Failing 10 remove the tough wire with
his fingers he stepped back 70 the
platform. picked up a large piece OF
iron pipe and returned TO the car. The
spike was thrust between the wire and
hasp and he raised what he supposed
TO be piece OF iron TO strike the
spike and break the wire when the
porter at the depot shouted at the top
OF his voice. Don't. Henry don't and
rushed 10 him out Of breath. The sup
posed iren rod was snatehed from his
hands and the porter explained thai
IL was a stick OF dynamite that he was
preparing 70 ship out TO a rock quarry
In one second more he would have
come down on the spike with all his
might. in which case II Is believed
not only Mr.. wehmeyer would have
been torn 10 fragments. but the cal
and depot blown 10 atoms.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-16

Knoxville. Aug. 15.-Authentic de-
tails have been received Of a desperate
ARRAY in which three young men and
a woman. all OF them prominent men
in Scott county. Tennessee. were In
volyed and which resulted In the death
of one. the possible death OF another
and the flight OF both the woman and
the other man implicated. Jarratl
Trammell and Mart Trammell were
shot. The former is dead and the lat
ter MORALLY wounded. The scene Of
the array Is at Winfield. a small town
of Scott county. Tennessee. Mrs. jar
raft Trammell and Whig Duncan Jr'
succeeded in making their escape inte
Kentucky and at last accounts had mo-
been captured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-16
nov. ra,h.a for Rebb.ry.

West Superior. Wis. Aug. 10
''Twenty-one lashes across the BACK
IS the sentence imposed by Judge
Ralley In the municipal court upon
twin boys 10 years OF age who were
before him on a charge OF burglary
The boys were Robert and John scott
sons OF prominent people OF this city.
and Il Is alleged they have committed
a large number OF burglaries during
the past summer. Judge Riley gave
the option Of a reform school sentence
or a cowhiding. and they choose the
later.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-16
LAC. n. SCHEDULE.
Local WesOS

"A. w. shelton was in the city yes
terday.
"A selglo returned from Galveston
,ssesArday.
IL. Holligan was a visitor to the
city yesterday.
Alex Mcleod, Of Millican, was
here yesterday.
Joe Parks returned from a business
trip yesterday.
W. y. Smith, Of Cameron, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Alma Cole Is visiting at
Mineral Wells.
Mrs. VIM. Kirlicks Of Hearne, was
a visitor 10 Bryan yesterday.
Miss Pallie Mae Reniro Of Frank
lin Is visiting Miss Pearl Wallace.
w. A. Duckworth Of Burleson
county was In the city yesterday.
New line Of Stacy Adams mems
fine shoes, Hunter a Chatham's. 222
MIS-. Alex Nocco returned to Col
lego after visiting Mrs. J. W. Dore-
mus.
Invitation-You are welcome 20
inspect the new line OF Stacy Adams
shoes az Hunter a Chatham's. 2Z2
Mrs. DeMaret returned to Nava-
sofa after visiting her son, ID. G. De-
Maret.
Stacy Adams shoes-the finest
made-are sold by Hunter & Chat
ham. ~
Mrs. Brogdon Of Houston is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A
Patterson.
Ring phone 2i2 for all kinds Of bi'
cycle repairs. All work guaranteed
2is Earl Beard.
Miss Willie Rogers left for Okla
homa yesterday after a visit TO Mr.
and Mrs. T.. Harder.
DR.. Long treats all diseases Of the
eye, ear, nose aud throat. Office al
Wilson a Jenkins. drug store. 20
The county board Of examiners are
holding two days session at the
court house. There are eleven ap
plicants for teachers certificates.
Stacy Adams trade mark "Non'
but the Best sold by Hunter a
Chatham. 222
An error in the telephone number
of John w. Hicks city market hai
been running in the Eagle severa
!. days. but Is corrected this morning
The market number Is 100. iO6 Is 5
II. Allphin's store.
The reporter visited the establish
ment OF Williamson Bros. yesterday
and saw some exceedingly handsome
rubber tire phaetons and stanhope
> just received. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-16
Negro shs, from Ambush.

Navasoto. Tex. Aug. l5.-PartieS
near Prairie Plains. In this county. re-
mort that John Matthews. a negro was
murdered near there Tuesday night
Matthews was returning from church
when he was shot from ambush with a
load OF buckshot. killing him instantly.
He was regarded as a bully among the
negroes. and Il is supposed that MS
SLAYER was an enemy OF his own race.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-16

On Monday, August Is, w. J. Coui-
ter will inaugurate great Cash |
Clearing Sale continuing one week,
and some phenomenally low prices
are quoted ON goods all over the
house. II will be great opportu-
nifty 10 get anything you want in the
dry goods line for very little mon
ey. The sale has been widely adyer-
tised In town and In the country aud
the goods are going to move. There
will be u great deal Of hot weather
yet and the goods offered are season.
able as well as cheap. Call early II
you want TO get your pick.
The Houston Post speaks In terms
Of praise Of the theatrical company
which will open the season at the
Grand opera house in Bryan, Sep
tember /, continuing one week. The
Post says: Comrades was the
new bill put on by the Marie Foun-
tain Theater company at the Audit
orium last night. The drama Is
strong one, giving the players full
scope. The audience was large and
appreciative. The specialties which
besides the bill were new, were
good"
Pursuant TO call Of Chairman J. A.
Nicholas republicans OF precinct No.
I 4. met at the courthouse yesterday.
T.. W. Knox was elected chairman OF
the convention, }. r. Bradley, sec
rotary. A large list OF delegates
were elected 10 the county conven-
ton. II. Calhoun was elected pre-
cinct chairman and VIM. Harris sec
rotary for the next two years. Elias
Mays addressed the convention.
/ Gen. II. b. Stoddard, of Bryan,
Tex, grand master OF the Knights
Templar body Of the United States,
I is at the Russell house for a short
stay in Detroit lie will be enter
tanned today by Detroit Comman-
derry at the Rushmere clubhouse at
the Flats. A special fish dinner
will be prepared In his honor
Detroit Free Press.
Mr.. Hugh Burns, general contrac-
tor Tor the Fort Worth division OF
the /. q G.. ~, was In the city yes
terday after having made n trip over
the proposed route for the branch
from Navasota TO Madisoaville. Mr..
Burns took occasion 10 compliment
Bryan a. the cleanest looking, bust
est and best town in this section Of
the state.
Geo. Higgs sells fat or poor chick
ems every day that passes away, so
they say, and groceries. A store
brim full of goods and bargains.
Come 10 see me or ring phone l92.
22O
h. II. Knowles brought a specimen
OF the sharp shooter 10 the Eagle
office yesterday. Mr.. Knowles says
the sharp shooters are iuiuring the
cotton crop more than the boil
weevil.
Williamson Bros. have lust re-
ceiyed the handsomest line of phae-
tons, stanhopes, surreys and buggies
Of all styles and prices ever seen In
the city. ri
Editor Garvin Of the Navasota
Tablet called on the Eagle yesterday
For Sale:-The large black horse
belonging TO j. n. Lawrence. APP
ply TO DIR. w. II. Lawrence. 22s
-~-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-16
Only $500 to California.

The Southern Pacific has again
opened the doors 10 cheap travel
from Texas points to California.
During the months Of SEPTEMBER and
October, one way second class tick
cts will be on sale from all main line
points on the Houston and Texas
Central railroad and Southern Pa
cific, at a rate Of 5000, except from
stations east OF Houston, from which
points rate is made by adding local
fare TO Houston rate, and from Gal
weston where the rate will be s26.45.
These tickets give stop-over at
California points, and offer a splen-
did means Of making a trip to Cali
fornia atlower rates than ever. Con-
suit your local ticket agent or write
for literature and other information.
NJ. l.. Robbins. T. j. Anderson.
q. p. & r. A. A. G.. p. A.
Houston, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-16
no. conf...len . lie.

Chicago. Aug. 15.-Becoming desper'
ate while being subjected TO vigorous
examination by Inspector Hunt, Oscar
Thompson. who Is detained pending
Investigation OF the Bartholin-Mitehell
murders. confessed 20 everything that
the police have been trying 10 make
him tell. When he had finished Thomp
SON laughed derisively and said; In,
spector. that story Is lie. You wanted
me 20 tell you all these things. ] have
admitted all. but / must confess thai
Il Is all a lie"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-16

Guthrie. Okla. Aug. l5.-Judge J. Ia
Brown. the territorial attorney for the
Anti-Saloon league. was attacked by a
mob while in Tecumseh "Wednesday
Brown has been prominent In Oklaho'
ma politics since the opening ana was
formerly prominent in Des Moines' Ia
He was one of the originators OF the
Anti.Saloon league in this territory
and was a member OF the first Okla
homa legislature.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-16
Died from Hl. Isiurie..

Galveston. Aug. i5-owen Sandel,
the young man who was injured Wed
nesday in the yards OF the Galveston.
Houston and Henderson railroad by
train running over his leg. resulting
in amputation. died at the sealy hos
pital as the result OF the shock and Of
tie operation.