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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
2avaLLa News Items.

/ayalM, Texas January O. School opened
nrl7tmaS with a good attendance
The new depot viii h9 completed today.
n is lQoirI uf ueatuosk and convenience.
being the hn-t depot between beaumont
and NacuEdouhcs.
HuFalla rs rapidly SHOWING and before
anoih"r new year VIII Ehuvc come 81 viii
nave more han double fits present popuIa.
ZION,
me saw mil is now hunnlng every day.
The iyoW.oN chldbof Mr. Hiram Mott
died lasl Thursday. 4
Mr. T.. Richardson has gone Ia Village
Mf!L' 70 spend ~ days NJ his old home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
Cass Covtty to Make a Decision.

Atlanta, JtNJs, January G-Thc Cass
county Jemocratic executive committec ha,
CrtereP primary election to he held IN,
Ichrgtry. 10 which the names OF Hon. II v
+, 1ENoal and Hon, NJ VI, Pruiu win he
suhlflucd TO decide which OF the two win
tUct attorney.
$ Rowio win have n candidate I'm the per.
SON of Hon. Horace Vaughan. Morris win
have n candidate In the person of Jadgo
ho"sIn Politics are beginning 20 show
Signs Of warming up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
sInton hapneninns-

slnton' Texas, January o. Mrs. Il. Me.
hconn and family have returned from their
Old homo 10 san patricio, where they spent
tue holidays with relatives
Mr. ]. NJ Chittern shipped 800 head or
bNYss TO ST. Louis from here ypsterdav
evening They were purchased from the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
Texas Woman's Press Assooiatioo.

Waco TcNas Jaumcy r. Mrs ualuo
~ IIhEiln' th" president issued her caU
,u"lf Tor ne annual m,ctHg OF the TeXos
N "Wun Press a.soylptlon 10 taLc ,J,,.S,
III ihl" city June to ., TO close with a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-03
CIVIL GOVERNMENT
For the Philippines Be Declared by
President Tomorrow,

Washington, July 3.-Chairman
Cooper, of the house committee on in
sular affairs, says steps will be taken
at once to put the Philippine govern
ment act in operation.
THE first STEP" said Mr.. Cooper,
will be the complete transfer of an.
thority from the military to the civil
officials, except in the Moro country.
where there is some lingering disorder.
The transfer will be accomplished by
a proclamation from the president
which, it is understood, will be issued
on the Fourth of July. Besides turn
ing over the authority to the civil Of
hclals, the change will permit con.
siderable reduction of the military
force in the islands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-03
CHANCE OF WARDENS
II Doyjeto4n Camp in 1el-
ferSon County by SUnt,
i3os5ez.
WAS MADE BECAUSE or ESCAPE
OF TEN coNViGT5 SUNDAY
NIGHT.
conviets Are Growing nsolett al
Some of Camps, Curse Guards
and Refuse TO Work,
WAS MADE BECAUSE OF ESCAPE
convicts Are Growing iasolert al
Que TO GOVERNORS LENlENCY

{. If..Fo&ler, who has 6e5n a guard
at the state rcnifebFiasY he
past tao years, lately located at#aag-
nantoWn, has been =aprofatz warden
II Camp Not, at Be#ie.aaa, 5aGier-
son county, to succeed Ill. Htlen.
who has been discharged ~ Sd9erin-
8eHdeat IlosiHs for tagias#H aitted
eleven cut Ct thiit5-lfse c0H4.eta % es-
cape from the eama Lest Sunday atsat,
= IS tlfa Little Re ozsgGa1effa ,5aaa9-
Htaadeat Ifogins said
II have notified al #..l#.ss.li 9lllat
they must lock after their etoekaaea
moro closely, and n0t pcrmit so many
wholesale stoekade deliveries, or they
will be discharged. The coaViets
have nothing to do al Gay=and night
but study how to escape, and the W2l-
9ens frequently become careless. It
worries me To sec SO many t#enty=ono-
year criminals TUNED 5oose on the
community, and there is 80 excuse for
it. | propose to tighten I'd on them,
and hold the Warde1s as well as thc
night Watcl1men responsible. Warden
Allen was first notified Of the escape
at DoyletOWn by Fred Pelton, the ff
tecn-year negro convict from Pulaski
county, who was sleeping near the
hole in the wall which the men had
made. He called to the warden Say,
Mr.. Warden, all your men are getting
away The warden discharged the
night Watchman and | have discharged
the warden.
superintendent Higgins was notified
yesterday that sixteen eonvicts at
y rnlantoWn, under. warden Mack
Rowland, had "buc}ed,' of reiGseG to
Wol k He viii go % the camp tenor
rev morning and investigate ana adopt
such means as may be necessary to
rostcrG discipline. Superintendent HD-
gins says the lcniency that has been
brought about by Governor DAVIS pen
itentiary policy has produced spirit
Of rebellion among tho conyicta, aa1
'l,loWing that no matter hGW extreme
The offense may be they cannot 30
punished By more than ten l2shes at
time, they submit readily to This
penalty and curse and abuse the war
dcns with impunity and refuse 10
work.
4 shall see that they go to work %
said superintendent Higgins q aro-
pose to see a majority Of the beard
and tell them that these men will go
to work, or there will be an infraotion
ct the regulations regarding punish
ment.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-03
Important Notice.

TheTe Will be a meeting of the
League for Civic Improvement at the
Merrill lnstitu;" this evening al g
f.c'ock. 1t is meeting in viii Il
very citizen should take an interest.
me ladies are taking part in the WORK,
and It is confidently expected that the
city will be much improved. both in
he2 'hfulness and beauty by the work
oi the league. Attend the meeting,
whether You think of joining or not.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-03
WILD MAN AT LARGE.
Weird Discovery Near Hot SPRINGS by
Young Man.

Hot Springs, July 3.-Citizens Of
CAME township, this county, are great
~ excited over the discovery of an
alleged wild man IN their vicinity.
Abe Cullum and John White. sober
and IN every respect :. farmers.
who were in town yesterday, are au-
tf Jrlty for the statement that young
White, son of John White, while out
hunting COWS was frightened out of his
wits at the sight Of wild looking
creature in the form of man, about
seven feet tall, with hair covering his
entire body. The strange creature,
after staring at White for few sec
onds, diseappeared in the thicket. A
searching party of fifty men assembled
after hearing Whites discovery and
were in quest of the strange animal.
Footprints measuring fourteen inches
IN length. five and one-half inches
across the ball of the foot, were found
in the mud where the creature had
entered a densely wooded ravine. The
greatest excitement prevailed in the
neighboIhood, and searching parties
with packs OF dogs are now out after
t4.e al1ese0 wa man. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-03
ANOI HER BUSY DAY
FOR SOUTHERN EDUCATORS AT
CHATTANOOGA.
An Address Delivered Today by Prof.
Wn7. a. Feed, of University of
Arkansas.

Chattanooga. Tom, July 3.-l'ilis is
another busy day for the tea achers III
attendance on the Southern Edueation.
al association convention. Besides wcl
attended departmental conferences
there were two general sessions II
which speakers and their subjects i'll
Guided the following: Some Notes
on Modern English Pronunciation. Dr..
William A. Reed, of the University Of
Arkansas; "Strong Points in the Flori-
Ga Syatem, Prof II. f. Bennett. OF
Tallahassee; The New Educati0n, "
Mrs, Lucretia Willard TreYis, Of Grand
Rapids, Mich. This evening State SUD
erintendent II. l.. Whitfield Of Missis-
slppi addresses the toaci.ols on the
subject Of county taxation for public
schools. end President bowman of En-
Dry college tells Of {ac relation of he
denomlnatjonal college to the public
schools
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-03
as 6 e.. f,JVaY,

in tac excitement which attended
Iaa pursuit and subsequent capture .
,. W--kidds tilo alleged negro rapist,
the safety of Martin Nash, the slayer
Of J. G cross IL. Nas not overlooked.
There was no telling what might hap
zen Wednesday, Men We're infuliated
at tie Outrage which had been pefpo-
tratea IN the city When a mob is In
eenscd and starts=on the waFpath
there is sometimes no ending to It's
eol's.=aad to avee-aoF possibility
Of violence to Nash. he was sent to
Little Rock Wednesday Oh the same
train With Kidd. Nash vas sent hero
from Arkansas City for safe keeping.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-03

route to Smarts crossing, west OF tho
city. where Kidd was placed on the
out-o0ing 5:f5 train and taken to Lit
lie Rock by Sheriff Mccoy and Chief
craig.
Whom it became known to Mr.. Mur-
rays friends that Kidd had been
caught and was beyond the pale of
their vengeance. their desire for rc-
Vaage changed to remorse, and then
AGAIN the desire for revenge was par
amount. and it was announced that
they WaHld charter a special train and
50 10 .Htlo Rock. One Of tho leaders
O. tho movement sarcasticalIy asked
Of an officer.
Where do YOU want The brute
hanged. Pine Bluff or Little Roek2''
Later this movement VAS called off,
the leaders realizing the foolishnaa5
Of such a thing.
The outcome Of tHs sad affair Is rot
yet in sight The passion aroused by
tae ne2ros awful deed will not soon
die out. The desire for revenge may
91Hmhef fer a time but as soon as
the dospoilar is returned hero. tffeir
smclGafing passions viii be revived.
aaa there get may he q t8aSic ta1e %
tell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-03

AS A WHOLESALE ON EACH SIDE AND a REGULAR
,-u, r,,nsuRc FEuD is ON IN THE TOWN.
- ATWOOD AND M'RUTH ARE
LOCKED IN ATWooDs STORE,
AND THE STORE is SURROUNDED
IN o''No RY klLLGoREs FRiENDs, WIG
or '''6 >''~''N ~ ARE ARMED WITH GUNS AND Ps.
TED TO he GRAPH tolls, AND EVERY TIME A
AS FOLLOWS; GLIMPSE OF ATWOOD OR M'RuTH
RTHuR AND GAR CAN FAD TIE MOB ON TIE
aoRE, MERCHANTS OUTSIDE onooT At THEM
!BuRGH, GOT IN OK. NEW EpiNsuRG is a PLACE IN
BECAME BOLSTER CLEVELAND COUNTY OF ABOUT
4Co POPULATION AND THE PEG.
n. TIE LOCAL JUS, qiE AE5 POWERLEss TO QUELL
PEACE pEPo1'zGo THE MOE AND TIE OFFICERS
BoOkKEEPER FOX SENT TO kNGsLAND FOR OFF,
0 6 CO, TO ARHES' GERS AND MEN. NEARLY HALF
RE BROTHERS AND OF kINGsLAND RESPONDED
UP ON CHARGE or WITH OFFICERS, AND 1T is HOPED
CONDUCT M'RuTH THAT THE TROUBLE MAY BE SET
MPLY WITH THE Or TIED WITHOUT FURTHER BLOOD
COURT BY ARREST SHED, THOUGH THE ANGER OF
-eoREs THE FRIENDS OF THE kiLLeoREs
ORES RESISTED AR is AT SUCH AN UNREASONABLE
DREW KNIVES AND FITCH THAT IT MAY REQUIRE
ARVE MRuTH, WHO DESPERATE MEANS TO BRING
roL AND BEGAN TO TIE MATTER TO AN FNn
4E kILLeoREs. THE ON ACCOUNT OF THE FEuD NO
sTED ONLY A FEW COMMUNICATION COULD BE HAD
Ut 1T WAS DEsPER WITH NEW EDiNBURe AS THE
T DID LAST. WHEN TELEPHONE is IN ATwooDs
r THE TWO KILL STORE
DEi=: AND M'RUTH Mr.. ATWOOD is ONE OF THE
CONDITION. MRUTH WEALTHlEsT AND MOST HIGHLY
o PIECES RESPECTED CITIZENS IN cLEvE.
F TIE PARTIES TO LAND COUNTY. HE is A MER.
~ HAVE LINED UP CHANT AND PLANTT.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
ELTEEHM
MONDAY.

Methuen UnGergoes Operation
General Methuen. who was wounded
and captured by the Beers, has under
gone successful operation for the ex-
traction Of bullets from his leg.
A Concession From China.-The
Brussels Petite Bleu announces that
King Leopold has obtained from
China a concession of 125 hectares
(about 300 acres) of land north of
Tientsin.
Crops Destroyed.-The gale which
prevailed in England Saturday caused
great destruction to crops throughout
the United Kingdom. Steamers arriv.
ing at London report terrific weather
on the Atlantic.
Another Stricken Observation-Disclosures
has broken out in the government of
Astrakhan, European Russia, and ff-
teen deaths were recorded last Friday.
The government is keeping the fact Of
the epidemic secret.
Mrs. Mackay IlI.-The body of the
late John w. Mackay, who died in Lon.
don last Sunday, will not be taken to
the United States until September,
Mrs. Mackay's health forbidding her
earlier departure.
Noted Desperate kiIied.-"Black
Jack" Mcdonald. noted desperate,
was shot and killed in his saloon at
Juarez, Mexico. Sunday, by an Amer.
lean whose name Is unknown. The
fight resulted from a game Of dice.
Beers Not vanquished.-In a recent
speech at Paarl. Cape Colony, General
Botha says that all of South Africa
was under one flag but that the Beers
had not been vanquished Darkness
was in front of them, he said, but
faith and hope would guide them
through it. Africa was their father
land, their birthright and their inner
itance.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
CAN'T BE SEPARATED.
Some Owosso People Have Learned
How TO Get Rid OF Both.

Backache and kidney ache are twin
brothers.
You can't separate them.
And you can't get rid of the backache
until you get cured of the kidney ache.
If the kidneys are well and strong the
rest of the system is pretty sure to be in
vigorous health
- Doan's Kidney Pills make strong,
healthy kidneys.
Mrs. J. III. Kelley of East Main street,
saws: "There was constant dull, aching
through my loins and at times it became
sharp and severe, making it really pain
full for me to get about, especially If |
did any hard work or caught cold l
also suffered from spells of headaches
and attacks of dizziness. The secretions
from the kidneys were irregular, dis
tressing and annoying. Doan's Kidney
Pills procured at Johnson & Henderson's
drug store, entirely rid me of the trouble.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's and take
no substitute.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
SATURDAY..

Kinq Victor Will Visit kaiser.-Ac-
cordlng to the Tribuna, King Victor
Emmanuel will visit Emperor William
in Berlin during the last week In Aug
ust.
To Visit the Czar.-Emperor Will
lam will shortly leave Bergen for Mer-
den. whence after a few days his maj
esty intends to go to Russia to meet
the car.
Accepts Judeeship in Philippines
torney Of the United States at Santa
Fee, N. NJ, has resigned to accept a
judgeship in the Philippines.
Bodies to Be Sent Home,-It is
said at the insular bureau Of the war
department that the bodies of the
teachers murdered in the Philippines
will be sent to the United States.
Porto Ricans Made Good Showinq.-
The civil service commission has is
sued a statement expressing gratifica-
ton at the remarkable showing made
by native Porto Ricans in the postal
service examination recently held at
San Juan. The natives made general.
ly higher averages than the Americans
who entered the examination.
Selected For Miles Staff.-I1ieuten-
ant-General Miles has selected Colonel
John B. Babcock, seSIor colonel of the
adjutant-generals department, as his
chief of staff, to succeed General
Thomas Ward, retired. Colonel Bah
cock has been detached from his pres
ent station as acknowledgement OF the
department of California at San Fran
cisco.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
TUESDAY,.

Killed in Runaway.-Colonel r. B.
Weddle, aged sixty years, formerly of
New York, was killed in a runaway
near Sulphur, Col. He was a veteran
of the civil war.
In Command of delphia.-Com-
mander Charles p. Perkins, now en-
duty with the naval war college, has
been assigned to command the cruiser
Philadelphia. He will succeed the late
Captain Resinger.
Telephone Without Wires.-Ernest
Runner, an electrical inventor of Ber-
lin, has succeeded in telephoning sew.
en- kilometers by his wireless method.
The speaking voice was perfectly audi
BILE continuously during the expert
ments.
Loaded With Gold.-One million dol
lars of treasure was brought by the
steamship Roanoke, which arrived at
Seattle. Wash, from Nome and St.
Michaels Monday. This is the largest
shipment from the Nome diggings this
season.
Corn Beetle at Work.-The corn
beetle has done immense damage to
crops in many districts in the govern
ment of kherson, Russia, and in a
large area of Bessarabia. Two hun.
dred thousand acres have been raw.
aged.
Fire in Penitentiary.-Fire destroyed
the shoe factory at the state peniten.
tiary at Leavenworth, Kan, Monday
night. The flames were discovered at
S o'clock. and after two hours work
were under control. Loss about $780,
900. Cause unknown.
Negro Lynched.-Arthur McCauley,
a negro, was taken from the village
calaboos at Chipley. Ca, Saturday and
lynched. Twenty bullet holes were
found in his body when discovered.
The negro was serving a forty-day SEN
tence on the streets when taken by
the mob.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
FRIDAY.

Cause Of the Fires.-Arrly officers at
Astoria, Ore, express the belief that
the incendiary fires discovered during
the past week at Fort Stevens have
been the work Of recruits who lave
become tired of army life.
Pilgrim Club Launched.-The Pill.
grim club, the new organization
formed to bring Americans and Eng
lishmen together, through its branches
all over the world. was formally
launched at London Thursday.
EmbezzIer Confessed.-Arnold Kroe-
ger, alias Fred Miller, who was arrest
ed at San Francisco for embezzling
more than $4,000 Of postoflce funds in
Prussia. acknowledged his guilt be-
fore a United States commissioner.
Must Have $100.-United States
Consul Stanley Hollis, at Laurence
Marquee, Portuguese East Africa, has
cabled the state department as fol-
lows: New law. No passengers hav-
ing less than 500 allowed to land
Mother Will Plea.-The mother Of
DR.. Russell Wilson, the young physl-
clan of Milan, o.. will leave for Blue
fields, Nicaragua. to make plea for
mis- lie. DR.. Wilson is under arrest in
BlueHcrds charged with being a mem
Der of a filibustering expedition
against the Nicaraguan government.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
STORM TORE UP THINGS.
Oxford and Romeo Got Severe
Blow Sunday

Oxford, Mich, July 2S.-The worst
storm ever known in the history OF
Oxford swept over a strip Of country
reaching from Thomas to Rochester a
distance of eighteen miles. Sunday af-
ternoon, beginning at 1 o'clock and
lasting for twenty-five minutes.
In this village houses were I'M
rooted, large trees were uprooted, and
beautiful maple shade trees that mad
withstood the storms of half a CEN
tury were broken into splinters. AVN.
ings were torn from the fronts CT
stores, glass broken, and signs scat
tered all over town.
Romeo, Mich, July ga terrific
windstorm. accompanied by hail and
torrents Of rain, swept over this place
early yesterday afternoon. It was less
than half an hour till all was calm
again, but in that interval a strip
twenty feet in length was lifted from
the roof OF the First Congregational
church and the pipe organ badly dam
aged, orchard trees were uprooted and
crops laid low. Lightning put a big
hole in the steeple of the Methodist
church.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
$4,000 Round Trip to California.

Chicago 81 Northwestern Ry. from
Chicago, August 2 to 10. The new
Overland Limited the luxurious every
day train, leaves Chicago 500 p. M.
only three days en- route. Unrivaled
scenery. Nariab bic routes. New Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars and Compart-
ment Cars, Observation Cars with tele-
phone.) All meals i'll Dining Cars.
Buffet Library Cars with barber)
Electric lighted throughout. Two other
fast trains 1000 a. III. and 1870 p. m.
daily. The best of everything. Daily
and personally conducted tourist car
excursions to California, Oregon and
Washington. Apply to your nearest
ticket agent or address w. H. Guerin,
II Campus Martius, Detroit.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
CROPS ARE RUINED.
Farmers in Eastern Section of State
in Awful PLIGHT.

in Awful Plight.
Bay City. Mich. July 29.-The farm.
ers along the shore of Saginaw bay
and north on the line of the Michigan
Central as far as West Branch are
fairly desperate over the long-con-
tinued rains which have made their
fields lakes and have practically de-
ftroyed the hay and oat crops, besides
doing serious damage to potatoes and
sugar beets.
A conservative estimate of the hay
crop, which was unusually promising
until short time ago places the total
at ele-third of the normal yield, or
even lower. This is largely occasioned
by the deluge which has caught the
fields which the crop cut and drying.
The rain has flattened the oat crop
until it is now in such condition that
1t will be impossible to use binder In
harvesting It, Corn in many places
energies from the flooded fields look
ing like the rushes in a shallow lake.
Unless a change comes speedily the
crop will be total loss. Potatoes are
no better.
The beet sugar factories here are
fearing that the wet weather will have
such a disastrous effect on the total
crop that the supplies for the manu-
featuring plants will be irretrievably
cut off
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
Memorial For Mrs. McNlnley-Tho

Memorial For Mrs. McKlnley.-The
Merchants and Manufacturers associ.
ltion Of Baltimore will send to Mrs
Mckinley handsome and costly me.
mortal In the form of an engrossed set
Of resolutions adopted on the occasion
Of President McKinley's death. The
memorial is in the form Of an album.
handsomely bound in black seal leath.
.T.
Rifle Contest For sodiers.--For the
first time since 1897, there Is to be a
General rife contest for the soldiers
II the department of the lakes at Fort
Sheridan, ILL., The contest is open to
representatives Of the various regi-
ments belonging to the department,
and one contestant from each company
will enter the competition. The con-
test will commence Aug. and is to
continue FIVE days.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
The Maine Dead Remembered.

Secretary Lons recently received By
express from Chicago box containing
a beautiful wreath OF red roses and
lilies of the valley, on which was
placed small card. with the follow
Ing unsigned message: Kindly take
this to the Arlington cemetery and
place it on the mound OF the Maine
dead" Secretary Long directed that
the flowers be turned over to the quar-
termaster's department OF the army.
so that the wishes OF the unknown
donor might be complied with.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
WEDNESDAY.

Free Telegraph Sehoois.-The in
terror department of Parto Rico has
established a free telegraph school I'M
der the auspices of the insulm te)2-
graph service. The school will teach
twenty-five pupils. all girls.
Boer General ENTHUSIASTICALLY u-
cas- Meyer, formerly commander OF the
Orange Free State forces, is being
lionized in London. He Is overwhelmed
with special invitations. which he is
unable to accept. as he goes to Carls-
bad next week on his doctors orders
China Treaty Approved.-The new
commercial treaty between Great Brit
ain and China was approved at con-
ference, held at the foreign Office In
London. 1t Is expected the govern
ment will now sanction the conclusion
of the treaty.
Artist Makes a Dscovery.-In the
course of housekeeping, the museum
Of fine arts of Boston finds upon the
walls of its picture gallery three gen.
uine Rembrandts instead Of two. An
artist, while cleaning 1.-THE Shower Of
Cold" found in the lower left hand
corner the signature Rembrandt
1852"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
More Floods in Texas,

Dallas, Tex, July 30.-Trouble from
the floods has shifted from the ex
IRENE west to more southern portions
Of the state. Reports from Heanres
and Calvert, on the Houston G. Texas
Central, show that more heavy rains
fell Monday night and Tuesday, and
the conditions are becoming more seri-
Gus hourly The town Of Bosque, just
west Of Waco, is surrounded by water.
No loss Of life Is reported. The condi-
tions west OF the Texas G. Pacific are
improving.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-01
Ground Under Car Wheels.

Grand Rapids, Mich, July 2S.-Sat.
urday an unknown man was struck by
the westbound Pere Marquette passen-
ger train from Saginaw. The man was
found on the track, terribly mangled,
by the switching crew shortly after
the passenger train passed. No pa
pers were found on the body by which
he could be identified.