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UNIQUE HOTEL ON LONG ISLAND

Halk of Historip FrlEate Now Serves a.
Quaint Tavern.
Only few steps from the sandy
shore where the claim digger pursues
his vocation. and In the loneliest part
OF City Island. Long island. stands the
Macedonian Hotel. When the wreck
OF the famous British frlgate and
prison ship Macedonia was bleaching
her hulk on the shore of Harts ISL
and, directly across the water from
City Island, native conceived the
Idea OF putting the solid and age pro-
tected timbers to good use. says the
New York Herald. With boats and
assistants he made many trips to the
old hulk. gathering the timbers and
towing them to the beach In front OF
a piece OF property which he owned
close beside the shore.
From the wreckase he erected what
has ever since been known as the
inscribed these words, which tell of
the history OF the famous old house:
This house is the remains OF the
English frigats Macedonia. captured
on Sunday. Oct. 25. 1912. by the United
States frigate United States. COM
manded by Capt. Stephen Decatur. U.
s. n.
"This action was fought In lat. "a
deg. north. Ion. 20 deg. 80 min. west.
That IL about 600 miles northwest Of
the Cape de Verde islands. on the west
coast of Africa, and towcd to Cow
bay In 1874"
The main room, used as bar. on
the first floor, is framed OF the heav-
lest umbcrs from the old ship. To
many OF them are still fastened the
old hooks to which the sailors Of the
British fighting ship hung their ham,
mocks. An old cupboard from the gal
ley Of the ship serves as bar. and
the cabin used by the petty officers Is
used ax the place wherein mine host
Of the Macedonian keeps his stock OF
ripe old liquor for dlspensation among
his customers and the clam diIserS
who work along the beach In his
ncIKhborhood.
On the second floor IL n music
room" that IL none other than the
main cabin OF the Macedonia In re-
moving the lumber from the ship those
who did the work took pains TO pre-
serve each piece and piae. Il In lis
proper place In the Macedonian Hotel.
Tho old isS:t-ihch barred windows on
tho mnn-o!-war we're carefully pre-
served. and these now let in tho iisht
to the music room OF this unique hotel.
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tn. s.,-e ss Tapestries

When Virginia Bonynse of San
Francisco married the Viscount Deer
hurst. Lord Covcntry's son and heir.
she brought her husband a dowrs
which was supposed to be large
enough to polish up the handle on the
big front door OF Conome Court, the
family scat. and set the house of Cow
entry on its financial legs. But II
seems that the American lady is not
TO enjoy all the splendors of that an
cient castle. for the celebrated Coven.
try tapestries have just been sold to a
French collector for sz50.0eO. The
countess business Is a most expensive
one, especially for American girls. and
probably the money was needed. The
tapestries were Gobelins. and among
the fines, of their Kind in existence.
The market price of tapestries is at
present unusually high. and persons of
moderate means who contemplate lay
ing in their summer supply had better
wait until the quotations assume a
more "bcarish" tendency. The late
Nine. de Tables tapestries at Luton
Hoo Park. which were bought for sT.-
900. are now valued at 100000. Some
Of the finest tapestries in this country
are the Livingstone Tapestries. .
owned by Commodore Gerry. The Ca
,hcdral of st. John the Divine Is pos
sessed of some wonderful tapestries OF
Roman make. and William c. whitney
has many fne specimens in his Fifth
avenue home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-23
HEADACHE, BACKACAE, DIZZINESS
ipE.Rl.NA CURES PELVIC cATARRHl
n am perfectly WE'LL"
says Mrs. Martin, Of
Brooklyn. "Pe>ru>na
cured me-"

Mrs. Anna Martin, At Hoyt street,
Brooklyn, N. Y, writes:
"Peruna did so much for me that
feel II my duty to recommend II to
others who may be similarly afflicted.
About a year ago my health was COM
Piefeiy broken down. had backache
dizziness and Irregularities, and life
seemed dark indeed. We had used
Pcruns In our homo as q ionic and for
colds and cafarrh And decided 10 try
IL for my trouble. In less than three
months ! became regular. my palms had
entirely disappeared, and am now
perfectly we'll. ".-.MrS. Anna Martin.
Miss Marie johnson, ! l Columbia, East,
Detroit, Mich. Is Worthy Vice Templar
In Hope Lodge No. g, Independent Order
Good Tempiars. Miss johnson, rs 80
many other women also have done,
found In Peruna n specific for severe
case OF female weakness She writes:
81 want to do what ! can to let the
whole world know what n grand mcdi-
cine Peruna Is For eleven years suf-
fered with female troubles and compile
cations arising thcrcfrom. Doctors
failed to cure me, and / despaircd OF be.
ing helped. Pcruna cured mo In three
short months. l can hardly believe It
myself, but Il IN n blessed fact. l am
perfectly we'll now. and have not had
an ache or pain for montha Iwant my
suffering sisters To know what Pcruna
has done for me. Miss Marie johnson.
Miss Ruth Emerson, 2: Sycamore St,
Buffalo, N. y, writes: ~ suffered for
two years with irregular and painful
monstruntion. and Pcrunn cured mo
within ak weeks ! cannot tell you
how grateful feel. Any agency which,
brings health and strength to tho nf.
fiiotod In always n welcome friend, and
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WHAT TINE FA1asR,Ano HAr LOST
assa sssss ssa rsss,ssis@ Gssassd hy
rstses tssssy.

Osea sssss ssa rssssssis@ Gstaeed hy
rstsee Nessy.
Stories follow thiekiy In the wake OF
tho visiting prince. During his tour
Of the s,ecrasc aboard the kEonprinf
Wilhelm his royal hishhess accosied
a man sitting on tho floor. psoppci
against a water butt. Tho German
nationality OF tho man was stamped
upon him In plain characters. but he
was not one Of those sunny good fol-
lows Of whom tho prince seems TO bc
q type.
why have you left the va;rsiand''
asked tho priaee-his customary
query.
The old man raised his massive
head and glanced at the prince with
no sof,-ains Of his unhappy ooua'r-
nance. II left there because I am a
free man TO do as I choose he said
with suriincss. Then ho glanced sig
nifeaaiiy at his tnosges belongings.
and added sarcriasiy: The Water
land has no, los, mseh'"
The prince flushed. No country
can afford TO lose a man who is con.
scious Of hi. freedom he said quick
". and passed ou.-Ses York Timss.
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THE AMERICAN COLD WAVE.
Brings Physical Energy and Mental
Buoyaney.

It may he said that the American
cold wave has no counterpart; that no
where else, unless II he In the steppes
OF Russia. does the temperature show
such oscillations In such short periods
of time, nor do the ley blasts sweep
over such broad area. But this Is not
mt all to our disadvantage. am OF
the opinion that the American cold
wave IL one of the most beneficent
gifts OF nature. Its pure. heavy air
from above scattcrs and diiruses the
carbonic acid gas cXlaled by animal
life and the fetid gases emanating
from decaying organic matter. II gives
us more oxygen with each inspiration
OF the lungs. ana the abnormally high
electric potential that always accom-
all other animal life. The cold. north
wind, II It be dry. and 1t usually is.
brings physical energy and mental
buoyancy In Its mighty breath. Let
no one dlsparagc the American cold
wave. for much Of the physical and in-
tellectual energy that has made this
country great. that has caused II TO
take the leading place among the
great nations or the world. that has
caused Its people To excel In the arts.
manufactures and commerce. was born
In the activity and energy of the cold.
north wind. II we viii follow this line
OF thought little further 1t Will occur
TO us that the north branches OF the
Aryan stem have always migrated
against the prevailing winds and In the
teeth OF the watcry currents. have nj.
ways thriven upon It's resistance ana
have grown stronger and more re-
sourccful against all opposition. II In
n noteworthy fact that n high clvii!za-
tIOn has not physically depleted the
German, the Scandinavian. the Anglo
Saxon and other peoples OF the north
crn part Of the temperate zone: that
the civilizations Of the middle-coid lat
itu,ics haze been more enduring. ns
they have reached higher and higher
stages OF development. aud that they
have caused the people under their IN.
nucncc to form more homogeneous ana
and strongly knit political institutions;
while the civilizations OF more south.
criy lntitu,ic- have seemed TO reach n
high dcgrsc Of development only to
bring on physical cncrvation nnd To-
iitIcai disintcsraiIon.-I'rof Willis L.
Moore. Chief u. y. Weather Bureau.
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GORGEOUS EASTER pomp N. ROME
S,s~e where tie Festival IL seen 3. tss
0svstsst tsstiit.ssy.

Rome Ia the place in which TO sec
Easter celebrated with great pomp
and briiiianey. Al dawn OF day the
great cannon al the castle o. st. An
seio is nrcd. and on this day the pop~
os.ieiatcs In mass at 81. Peters The
pope is borne from the vatican In his
magnificent scstmcn,s. On his head
Ii his tiara. which is very high.
round cap Of cioth-of-sold. suFmoun,-
cd by a triple crown. Above him Ia
borne a canopy Of silk with long gold
fringe and beside him are carried the
f!abcili. which are great fans Of o.
,yich feathers in which are set the
eye.iikc parts Of peacock feathers.
which arc supposed TO signify the eyes
OF wa.chfuiness of the church. The
mass is celebrated with the greatest,
soiemnity. and al It's close the pope Is
carried from the great altar TO the bal
cony over the central doorway. and
here he pronpunces the bcncdiction
The scene il one Of great impressive
ness and splendor. and IL Is one Of the
creates, days cf. the year in Rome
Lesiic-s Weekly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-23

Mother Grny's Sweet Powders for Childron
Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
In tho Children's Home in New York. Cures
Feverishness, Bad Stomach, Teething Dis
orders, move and regulate tho Bowels and
Destroy Worms. Over 80 900 testimonials.
At all druggists. CSC. Sample FREE. Ad-
dress Allen 8. Oimstel, Leltoy, N. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-23

II is far easier to keep the ordinary
wolf from the door than is to keep
the gray wolf'' ont Of offic,.
The least said the soonest mendcd.
oickwick Papers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-23

Cant you stop your little brother
from crying!" "No, have been
punchln' him fer der last Ave minutes
and he won't stop"
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Cheap Eastern Excursions.

The Santa Fe will sell round trip tick
cts from Colorado points to Chicago, 81.
Louis. Kansas City and intermediate q
points: also, to point In oklahoma. Mis-.
souN. Illinois. Michignn and wisconsin.
nt rate Of one fare plus 500 on June 9Th
Ith. 18th. 18th and daily, June eth 10 Sep
tember 18th; nnai liTit October 3ist. New
nearest ticket agent Tor particulars or
address, J. =. Hall. general agent. Den
Yer. Colorado.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-23

Ono sisr smaller after using Aliens Foot.
Easr, q powder. l, makes tight or new
shoescasy. Cures swuilrn. hot sweating
aching feet. tn.rowias nails, eorns and
banlons All druggists aud shoe stores
dress Allen = o!sns,sd. Leiioy. n. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-23

The Ranch News" published in
Denver. is a handsome twelve-page
farm paper. Send for free sample copy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-23

Ranch News" Is the name OF a new
farm paper recently started In Denver.
Send to the publishers. T.. .. Box 3GC.
for free sample copy.
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-whni 10 college hEr,i. i.opY' -coi.
icr- brvi. my son. l. something which
rauircs a lot OF doush TO make"
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Sarah Hernhnrit u said To b. growing
fat. She may have to quit playing Ham
let and take UP the character OF fal-
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n, HecotuinE 20 tns market reports beef
OF most of us II IL worse than that-it Is
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To Cure u Cold In Oas day.
Take Laxative Bromo QuinIne Tnb.sts. All
druggists refund money II IL fails To cure. os,c
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-23

Ias 10 he'sev~ rsso's Cure for caassnps,oa
kAs sa essat faf eea<ts ss-i saAis-Joas y
BOWS. Tus!ty sps.a<s. isl. gss Il tSaa
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Iiaii's Catarrh Cure
ls taken internally. Price, 80.

''pid Johnni. get the prize that no felt
prise"
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Even II a man is poor thinker he may
be u good whistler.
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Nrs. Wtnslow's .SupIainr syrup.'
rus ehiafen tr~tkins. susras slts ~ ile~s To.
cAassaslio. atays tain. egfVs slsi cutie. "a t.Slls
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-23

For frosi.bit~. ehiihiains. sor. and lame
ioinis. ssinness of musrirs-iry HamIin's
wizard OIL. u Wont disapp1lnt YOU.
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Laid Up for Sixteen Weeks.
81. Jacobs OIL and voeeiss's Cur
alive Compound Cured Him.

II have been EFca; ssiisrsr from Rhca.
u,a,isrn spf many ySafs. -as laid up u'ih
Rheumatic fesrf .pf MAC ucsas In 1894. and
again fos sis,ssa usl weeks in $50 ;is1si
nsany nass!sSinss saw advertised and Others
vss Recommended. fnaily uas int.sect
10 take Noseissis Cstaiisc Cesnposnd. rhseh
did nc rsasc good than all Other nssslieincs.
In fse;. feel gate dinsssu, man since
have been taking the Cotnppsnd. All my
nsishisoss and iiisatis ate quite ssfpssssd 60
sec me ahosi and iootins So ~cli. I Can
paiy say that Nozslsf's Curative Carposnd
taken iaissnaily and by using st. Jacobs OIL
ssivaftiy acted Ike magic in my case. I
had been taking medicines fnf yeats ~s'husi
obtaining bensss;. tps; Nogcisris has ptas;i
eaiiy cured me. have recommended NoE.
si.s1s Curative Cassgoand 10 a lot at my
aegssin,anees. and ihsy tell tac that Il has
uotksd vuatlers.
"wishins yoa cstry sueeess In The sale Of
yosf vozeisf's Csfaiivc Composnd and 81.
Jacobs OIL 1terssaiH. gentlemen.
.yozf otcsiieu; servant.
-CtoEGu CLsshr. Gardener.
al IIssSheso., knad. ssuey.-
Send TO ST. tasotss OF. Lid. baltimore. fof
free sample Of voEeier's composnd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-23

Real s.,a,e dealer lives should 4
fiied with good deeds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-23

An op,i,nis' Is a. man Who believes ,ha
all -EEs Will hatch.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-23

''why don't you wash your face?.' ..Aw
say. ! amt Eoin' To try no experiments. .
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$50 \ WEAK AND nNrkNsGs
ssaasi Jas.tlo Mig Co .tIyy 70 D.I.gfsoss, ,Na..
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l4A,.. @. M..r sh...

Now doth the ~is- Old hen smile as she
r.feh-ih On th. back tsur. aud aissrry.th
tho man next douf make his garden,
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ss.as ,ass ss.,n 20 ,aiah that The tnlls MI,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-22
Tornado 10 Texas.

Houston, Tex, May 1S.-Reports
received here by telegraph and tele-
phone Indicate that the northern
and western portion of the town oil
Goliad. has been swept away by a
tornado, and that from 50 to Zoe
people have been killed.
Considerable damage has also been
doneat Beeville by high winds. Both
towns are close to the gull coast.
A telegram from Supt. Forbes, oil
the New York, Texas and Mexican,
to General Manager Van Week, in
this city, says that eight blocks Of
business houses were blown down ct
Goliad. Thirty negroes and twenty
seven white people we're killed and
seventy-ilv or eighty others injured.
San Antonio, Tex, May 16.-At
12:46 O'Clock this afternoon . terri
be wind and rain storm swept over
San Antonio, damaging properly
not ~ than CSC, 900, and Il may
rpach t76 600. Ths wind reached q
velocity d soventy-two nils - hour
and continoed at that rate iofnearly
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-22
Primaries in Vernon County.

Nevada, Mo-. May 16.-The Yer.
non county democratic primary to
nominate candidates for county off.
ces and to vote for United States SEN
ator was held yesterday. ". j. Stone
received 2,901 votes; Wallace, 612.
The following candidates for county
Offices were nominated: For represen.
tative, W. H. Prewitt; county clerk,
II. s. Isbell; probate Judge, T. j
Myers; prosecuting attorney, j. NJ
Hull; presiding Judge county court
W. B. Martin; circuit clerk, Julian
Huff; sheriff, John T. Harkreader
treasurer, Jesse Palmer; recorder
q. G. Ewing; coroner, DIR. C. B. Da
Wis; county judges, s. B. Combs and
C. C.. Pettibone.
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Peace Near at Hand.

st. Joseph, Mo-. May 1S.-Agents
for the British government in this
city to-day received a cablegram
from the war office in London tC
cease all purchases of horses and
mules for shipment to South Africa
The message further stated that the
Boer war would probably cease alto
gether in very few days.
The remount station at Lathrop
thirty miles southeast of this city
will ba abandoned, and the herds o
horses and mules accumulated Their,
will be sent to other parts of the Brit
ish empire.
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And is making its headquarters at
its old stand at WILLIAMS BROS
and will make the fur fly on CASH
PRICES on every line of goods we
handle from now on. Groceries,
hardware, chinaware, stoves, pumps,
buggies, carriages, implements, farm
machinery, threshers, saw mills, wind
mills, gasoline engines or anything
from toothpick to threshing ma
chine. The CAT is mad, and can
whip all other cats in town, when it
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-22

requisition, and amid the flames was
heard the crack Of the rifles as the
deadly messengers of lead sped on
their way. The flames accomplished
what the bullets failed to do. Two
members Of the gang rushed out one
to death. and the other, the leader,
was burned after his body had been
riddled with bullets.
Before the riot ended three officers
had been shot to death, one citizen
had fallen with a rifle in his hands,
four negroes were killed and many
OF hers were wounded.
During the entire affair at least
5000 shots were fired. The citizens
had Joined the police, armed with
shotguns and rifles After the burn
ed body of the negro was found, an
angry crowd of white men seized it
and bore it towards the city. Chief
OF Police Ball threw a Gordon of po-
lice across street at the city limits
and took the body away from the
crow and had it sent into the city in
a wagon.
While the procession was passing,
Will Gregg, Il negro, was heard to re-
mark that it was a shame to kill
negroes that way, and he had no
sooner spoken the words than he was
riddled with bullets.
Fifty men of the Fifth infantry did
patrol duty in disturbed district all
day, being relieved tonight by the
EGate city guard. As a further pre-
caution, Governor Gambler tonight
ordered every militia man in Atlanta
under arms, and to remain at the
company headquarters until further
orders.
This is the first affair OF the kind
that has ever occurred in Atlanta. 1t
was not in any sense a race riot, but
was the result of negro defying the
law. Notwithstanding that the en-.
tire city was much wrought up over
the killing of officers, order was re.
stored with wonderful promptness
and the passions Of an enraged peo-
pie were rem arkably restrained.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-22

Cedar county took the iniatory in
paving the way for Sam B. Cook to
fse Missouri's next Governor. Atthe
county convention last week a reso!u.
Zion to that effect was unanimously
adopted. Sam Cook is recognized as
s1ne of the ablest democrats, one oil
he most fearless and effective fight
ks, true to his friends, open and
above board in all things, and The
S,onor and integrity of the state can
zoe safely intrusted to his keeping
We believe it would take q mighty
strong man to carry Bates county
ojemocratsa against him.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-22
Gang of DesepradOes Barricaded Them
selves in Store and Deiled
Arrest.

Atlanta, Ga, May IAN effort by
he officers of the law to arrest out
laws who had barricaded themselves
in a store resulted 10 day in the
worst riot in the history OF the city.
Eightmen were killed, including three
policemen, a white citizen and four
negroes. Six persons, black and
white, were wounded. The most ex.
citing scenes prevailed at the place of
the disturbance, and all available
policemen, with military called out
by the governor, had all they could
do to keep down a general riot. An
entire block Of buildings was burned
before the conflict which began early
this morning, was terminated.
The scene OF the tragedy was few
hundred yards outside the city
limits. The county police first at.
tempted to raid the place where the
negroes had taken refuge and later
the city police were called upon for
aid. Still later thetgovernor was ap-
pealed to and the militia were order
ed out. In the barricaded store were
the negroes. The store ives a small
Iarsenal In which we're a number oil
Winchester rifles and small gatling
gun. 1t was a rendezvous fora gang
Of thieves and murderers. Within
were four sharpshooters, who picked
OF the men on the outside with pre-
cision and deadly effect. Every tina
| Q man showed himself be was shot to
death.
The torch was finally brought into
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-05-22
Blood

We live by our blood, and on
it. We thrive or starve, az
our blood is rich or poor.
There is nothing else to live
on or by.
When strength is full and
spirits high, we are being re.
freshed, bone muscle and brain,
in body and mind, with con.
tinual flow of rich blood.
This fshealth.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer, no spring, when rest
is not rest and sleep is not
sleep, we are starved; our blood
is poor; there is little nutri-
ment in it. :
Back of the blood, is food,
to keep the blood rich. When
it fails, take SCOTS Emulsion
Of Cod Liver Oil. 1t sets the
whole body going again
woman and child.
n you have rot sried 4, send sos me sanp,s
-sts esreeabse tasfe Nh uurpsi1e y0u. = -.
SCOTT 4 DoWN8 chsu,uav
tssps Pearl ssree4. New xosh, :
SO. Ard $ass; sli dsssyisA
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BOGUS B00KMEN TO
Frank W. Stewart and Victor D. Snyder
Are Sentenced by Judge Philips,
GO TO THE PEN.

X. G, World. FIST
Erauk " StnMart aud Nictur u
Snyder, who pleaded guilty May II
to an indictment charging them with
having used the mails to deiraud,
were each sentenced to a year and n
days Imprisonment in the state
penitentidry by Judge Philips in tie
federal court this morning.
There was an impressive scene in
the court room when the men were
sentenced. The attorneys for the de-
tense, John o Grady and james Cole,
made :mpnssioned appeals to the
Judge for mercy to their clients. He
was not unmoved by them, the tears
ran down his cheeks, but he remained
firm The eyes of the attorneys on
both sides were moist and the defend
ants were weeping.
Stewart and Snyder were indicted
for fraud in connection with the Tn
ion Wholesale Book Publishing com
pany, which they ran. Two indict-
ments of three counts each were re-
turned against them. The maximum
penalty is three years Imprisonment
or $500 fine on each indictment.
The Victor d. Snyder above refer
red TO was formerly a citiztn of But
Ter and served as councilman from
the Bird ward, elected on the citizens
ticket. He married Miss Dora Pat.
ton, an estimable young lady of this
city, and we understand has several
very interesting children. The great
desire to get rich suddenly was the
cause of Mr.. Snyder's downfall.
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twenty minutes. 1t blew from the
southeast and then shifted to the
southwest, the greatest velocity be-
ing from the latter point.
AtFort Sam Houston government
property was damaged to the extent
OF $4,000. the doors being torn
from the officers quarters and bar.
racks.
The West End church was CON-
pletely destroyed; loss IS, 600 Hart.
we'll g hotel was damaged $4,000; st.
Louis college damaged $4,000;
academy of the Lady OF the Sacred
Heart, damaged $4,000.
The damage to private residences
will reach at least $4,000. Several
persons were injured, but there are
no fatalities. The storm was a con.
tinuation of one that swept over
Goliad with such terrible results.