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New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
WALTHOUR HURT IN RACE.
THROWN AND RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS
BY BREAKING OF MOTOR.

Boston, July 1.-THE twenty-five mile motor
paced race at Charles River Park between Walt
hour and Moran and Maya and Caldwell, which
was postponed on Tuesday night. was again post
poned until tomorrow night on account OF an
accident to Walthour after he started In the
race tonight. The men started In bunch wait
hour taking a lead, but reaching the tape for
the first lap the chain his motor broke, and ne
landed just outside the track. He was rendered
unconscious, but soon revived.
The five mile amateur lap race was won by Z; L.
Kimball: F. B. Shattuck, second; w. j. Potter
third NJ. Downey and p. F. Logan tied for fourth
:27
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
OF INTEREST TO wHEELMEN.

While the air is still charged with motor bicycle
interest resulting from the recent Boston-Ne"-
York endurance rum the New-York Motor Cycie
Club has become imbued with the spirit or the
times and fixed a ffty-nile economy test Tor sat
urday August 9. 1t will be held the Manhattan
Beach track in conjunction with and Immediately
preceding the regular race meet scheduled for
that evening The test will be started at ABOUT
1890 p m, and while economy OF tusL, any ors rr
speed. is the object time unit broz 0i '1eg meais are
the prizes offered They will be awarded Of course
TO the respective riders & Hsing & the n Hsut With
R. G. Belts. chairman, No 1Si Nassau-stSii ioI ls
entry fee is 81. and entries are limited 70 plcycIes
equipped for pedal propulsion. A test or tne soIt |
will do much TO settle many disputed questions
and shed clear light the cost OF operating
bicycles of varying horsepower run at VarSi"s
speeds.
Lester Wilson the Pittsburg rider, who joined
the grand circuit last week. will make his nrst roe
in this district this at the Vailsburg track on
Sunday. In the team race Wilson will ride tsn witn
Hadfield Floyd MacFarland and Eddie Ba!d'
Frank Kramer and George Collett. ana E tver nf LaW
son and johnny" Fisher are some Oh tiie t"eA'S
teams that will do battle.
This wears circuit promises to have more OF an
international flavor than ever before for NUMBER
of foreign riders are slated to follow the line.
Among them are "Plugger Bill' Martin. who now
saws he is an Australian. although he was born IN
Lowell Mass and Frank Beauchamp VINO was
born in Australia, and who comes 10 AnlerIcd Oh
brief hunt for hon4rs sh9 sT cnme over from
France and take a hand In the championship
struggle.
Albert Champion. the Frenchman who rode 10
miles LIZ yards in an hour at PittsburF N Tues-
day night will ride behind new machin- iulpped
with ten and one-half horsepower motor IN ms
race ar agahs. of Boston and Tommy
Hall, of England. at Manhattan Beach on Sa1uruay'
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
PITTsBURG. 8; BOSTON. ?.

Pittsburg, July T7-Pittsburg outplayed Boston at
every point and won easily, making four straight
from the visitors In the three innings Carney
pitched. six hits and five runs were made. Hale's
first inning netted two runs from three long hits
but after that he pitched fine game Attendance,
1890. The score:
r. H. e
Pittsburg .-.-.-......3 Ks 10 o
Boston ...............1 o o o o o o % I o
Batteries-Leever and O'Connor: Hale Moran and Car
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
ST. LOUIS. 10: PHILADELPHIA. g.

St. Louis. July 17.-St Louis won from Philadel-
phia in farccal game here to-day Each team
plentiful Attendance. 1900. The score:
r. H z.
Philadelphia .........G 2 1S iS
Duggleby and Douglas
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

London. July 17.-To-day was Boys Day" at the
annual meeting Of the National Rifle Association
at Bisley tie contest for the Ashburton Challenge
Sbteld being the principal of the four events in
1arbicb the nubIic schools competed Thirty five
teams were entered for the shield which was won
- TbeItenham with a score of i69 Harrow was
SSscond with i66 and Eton was fifth. with asa.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
JERSEY CITY WINS TWICE

Two championship games were played at Jersey
City yesterday. and the local players defeated the
Rochester representatives in both contests Ths
score In the inst game to I and In the sec
ond 4 70 2 The home team Outbatted the Visitors
IN the earlier game, but the stick work or the
rochester nine was superior in their second at
second defeat. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
NEW STAND AT MORRIS PARK.

The Westchester Racing Association yesterday
filed plans for a story frame stand. It will
be $50 feet long by 40 feet wide. will 5000.
William Henderson is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
MIssoULA SOLD FOR $4,000.

Lexington. KY. July 10 (SpeciaD.-"CIem" Beachy
soid yesterday to Charles A Niles. of Waterloo
Iowa. for $4,000. the three-year-old bay illy Mis-
dam of Leavtt, 22611 and Allen Line 2:261a She is
entered in the Horse Review Stakes and the Ken
lucky and Hartford futurites, and has been mile
this season in 2:20
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
STATE LEAGUE.

At MISUNDERSTANDING, A; Bfngharnton .
AT Troy-Troy. s: Utica. o.
At Albany-Albany, 3; Ilion. o.
At observation-disclosures, Z; A. J. 4 G. team. s
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
AT BOSTON.
AT WASHINGTON.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
ERRORS BY NEWARK ENABLE BUFFALO

ERRORS BY NEWARK ENABLE BUFFALO TO WIN
Deegan. the HobOken twirler. pitched a superb
game for Newark at Newark yesterday and with
proper support would shut out Buffalo New
ARK earned its two rum home run by McIn-
tyre In the fourth inning and singles by Hemminz
Hesterfer and Schrall in the ninth inning The
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
= vANDERBILrs NEW COURT.

Newport, July II (SpeciaD.-Altred u. Nanderoht
49,, "a new tennis court built his farm at
portsmouth, II is near the road and raised about
sly inches above the level of the lawn 1t is OF
blue clay taken from the farm anu mas Desh rOIled
until its surface is smooth and hard as the
haI Ilrnnr
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
ENGLEWOODs AT ORANGE.

The Orange Athletic Club team will play tns
Englewood Field Club on the Orange Oval on Sat
urday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
CHESS.
PLAY IN THE NEw-YoRK STATE AssoCIA-
TIoN TOURNAMENTS.

Murray Isle. n. Y. July i7.-Late yesterday even
ing and this morning play continued in the
three chess contests under the auspices Of the
New-York State Chess Association. The results Of
to-days play and the record appended
Glass A tourney-Searle and Walker drew a Gi-
uoco piano after 20 moves Cheney beat Dixon in
a French Defence after 81 moves. Curt beat Cheney
in a Sicilian Defence after "a moves
Glass B-Orvis beat Searle in Ruy Lopez after
80 and Cole beat Searle in a French De
fence after 80 moves.
The records w. 10 date:
RICE TROPHY TOURNAMENT
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
MISS HEISER WINS

Innis Arden Golf Club. Sound Beach. Conn. held
on Wednesday. was won by Miss Heiser Her
drive 133 yards.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

=
httS-HOy, Smith, Dunn Three ht-ThteI-
Stolen bases-Beckley, Crawford. Wagner. Ola
First base bals-On MathewsOn .; Thielman
l. Struck out-By MathewsOn s; by Thielman Passed
ball-Yeager. Attendance 1900 Time OF game. 200.
Umpire-POwer
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
BASEBALL.
WILL JOHN T. BRUSH CONTROL THE
NEW-yORK CLUB?-NEw MEN
TO PLAY TOMORROW
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

NATIONAL. LEAGUE
New-York Cincinnati 3. ST. Louis 10: PHILADELPHIA g.
Pittsburg s: Boston. 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia Z; Chicago. 4. Cleveland. 8: Boston Q
Washington {; Detroit. ST. Louis 0: Baltimore o.
GAME TO-DAY.
Boston Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
TROTTING.
DAN PATCH WINS AT DETROIT-THE
MONK DEFEATS DOLLY DILLON.

Detroit, July r.-Eight complete races gave the
five thousand people who attended the Detroit Driv-
ing Clubs blue ribbon meeting at the Crosse Point
track an afternoon OF excellent sport The features
of the card were the 2o4 pace left over from yes
Isr9ay ana tne ~. rot R , C so cen @ We" & an anoss
the race in straight heats with Searchlight second
stretch, with Patch trailing second There Nc
henry st Dan PatS9 0T ana an ne raPdE over
the second heat by two lengths after trailing
Lord Derby and Charley Herr were scratched i'm
the 297 trot. leaving only The Monk and Dolly Dl-
s115, with The Monk at 800 Geers proved that
The Monk in front all the way in both heats. win
ning n tne nrSt one IN w Both Geers and McHenrr
PACING-2:o4 CLAss-PURsE s1.5oo-Two IN THRED
HEATS
Dan Patchen. b by Toe Patchen-ZeIizA by
Searehlig@hL @ br h BowGeD -...---.------------..
Time qasTssTs-OsO. i:ooii i5as.. a;o6: oscx.
TRoTTING-a:1s CLAss-PURsE S2Oo-rwo IN
THREE HEATS
hsss Nate Rsaa@ RslRnn & & SS ces4Rg 9slTaE eDon.
Time. 2:11. 2:121.-
PACING TO wAGON-2:Os Observation-Disclosures
HOntas cIOOke. Gh. h; Billings
Frazier eh. g 0Ones' Tim: ai6i i,--'----,----
TRoTT1NG TO wAGoN-2Is CLAss-AMArEuR-
TWO IN THREE HEATS.
PeSo GSsf 'GerSR % ea De- pevgasu2 % 9y 'elisro C
Time. 2:12. 2:12h.
TRCTTING-227 CLASS-PURSE 81 90.
PaTmin ISTs. g. uS:6H5 h GS%Hons'-caFis HMeA:a5y'
Brother. b. h. (Marsh)
Time. 2:151.. 2:13k. 2:1S.
PACTNG-2:O9 CI.ASS-PURSE 5000.
Fsa Ss s ~ wfass9S sssSao5 TO- oears s sy Fred wilkes
Dan R.. sr g (&udyl- ,,i ----'.'----
Terrace QUEEN Tmt er .6s q snsts sSs 2oS soi;
CLASS-PURSE s2OoOITwO
THREE HEATS
The Monk br & by Chimes-GoEdhnch CGee-s).....I
Dolly Dillon b m Sandersl-
Time, 2:07. 2:IOls.
PACING-2:24 CI.ASS-CIAMBER OF COMMERCE
CONSOLATION STAKE. s.. 1.ooo-TwO IN
THREE HEATS.
Gold Brick blk g.. Hal Parker (Spear)....-.
'N Time 21Ols. 2:Osa.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
ELAPSED

Montreal July 1.-THE Seawanhaka cup ue-
fender designed by George Herrick Dusgah' WIN
be launched She will have three % cenre-
boards and will sail in the trials uh1er tIssA'S
takeu from one of last years SeaWAI-[a-A@ S0~->-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
SECOND GAME
JERSEY CITY

3 Francis. Dillon. Sacrifice h-Shoch- hasss-
Jersey City Z; Rochester, s. stolen bases-Hallisan
Carr Francis First base on has-0r Fertsch. 2 or
4; by McAleese. 2; by Mcfarland I. Passed ball
PhelDs-Doube plays-McAleese and Dillon Mack
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
pROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

rsCING-Brighton Beach Racing Association. Brighton
Beach. 2s30 p m.
TRoTTING-6rsnd Circuit. Detroit
IA ysAsFRAII4-Boston Brooklyn.
HORSE sHOw.-Atlantic City
CHESS State tournament at Thousand Islands.
r-ycIJNG.-League of American Wheelmen meet at At
lantc City.
--UNs-Sate championship Syracuse; Massachusetts
state championship Magnolia Beach
-oIF-Amateur championship Glenview.
YACHTING. cruise Brooklyn Yacht Club
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

r. II. 2.
Gheago ;,..-.-.....2 0-t y
Batteries-Patt and Sullivan: Hastings. wftse and
Powers.
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Egan. Exmoor. easily defeated Dr. L. L. Harlan. of
Columbus. up. to play.
H. Leslie. Ekokle. held his advantage
Percy Pyne and won, up to play
Louis James. Of Glenvew. Ralph McKittrick of
St Louis up, to play.
Dr. D. P Fredericks City. Abram Poole. jr..
OF Onwentsia, up. to play.
Hoyt of Gienview. beat Herbert J. Tweedie.
OF Exmoor. up to play.
F. o. Renhart, of Batusrol. beat n. c. Smith. Of
Onwentsia, 5 up, 3 to play.
tremendous gallery followed the Byers-Egan
match in the afternoon, hundreds of women
Drawing the blazing sun and trudging the
long course behind the favorites The first hole
was halved in boyle 3. Egan drove TO the left
of the second green fully go yards but Byers
halved by pretty S-foot putt. The third
halved in five and the fourth in four, Byers
holding a 12-foot putt. Byers took the lead on
the sixth, stroke under bogie Egan rim
ming the cup for half. He also won the
eighth, s. Egan's third overrunning into the
bushes. Egan took the ninth with three, run
ming down 12-foot putt. The tenth was halved
in FIVE the eleventh in four. Byers laying Egan
a styrne on his third and the twelfth in four.
Playing for the thirteenth hole. Byers went
into the brook on his third. and lost the hole.
80 evening the match But he took the lead
again in the short fourteenth hole, his drive
stopping two yards from the cup. He also won
the fifteenth, Egan missing a 3-foot putt for
half. He won the matcn on the sixteenth with
a pretty four, thus winning his way to the semi
finals. The medal follows:
Byers;
f% 2Ht ......:...:.....::..::::..S tIS-sO
c. Egan:
9pt fS ::::...:::::::::.:5 :::::::::5 S4-ss
Walter Egan was defeated by H. O. Reinhart,
of Baltusrol by 1 up. Egan had several chances
to win but his short putting sadly off, and
this really lost the match. The medal score:
W. Egan
99t fS ..::::.:::::::::::.S 5-sss 5s
Reinhart
f% 2pt ..::.:::::::..3 ::::::::::33 ss "a
The medal score in the Leslie Fredericks
game as follows:
Frederlcks
out ...-...----....,.9 444
Leslie:
2St fn ::..:::::::.s :::::.::::::::.ss tssssss
Fredericks won nineteenth hole, 4-6
Louis James defeated Phelps B. Hoyt in the
afternoon, but had 10 make a medal score of so
to do So Phelps showing unexpected steadiness
The medal score:
James:
2Ht fn .:.:.::.::::.:.5 -o
II" IN ::.:.:.......:.3 Ss5s4
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Shelter Island n. Y, July 1.-THE fleet OF the
BROOKLYN Yacht Club. its annual cruise. reached
here to-day. On the from Norris Cove the
yachts had fresh northwest wind Ihey hnsheh
as follows:
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FIRST GAME
Jersey City
Rochester

sacrtHce bitIEs5i1SfS sy R L~o oase nit-Grrsn.
b lily Si9y s R9eheser Stolen 6ase-shoch First
By Barnett 3; BY Becker. T. Double psys-Mack, TO
Gri1en TO carr Time. 100 Umpire-Kely-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

runs-NeNark. 2
run-h mcintyre. stolen base-Nattress Sacrifice hft
hayWaru First base eTTUrs-NeWarL
= Lert on oases-NewaTk Ii: Buffalo. 8 piay-
henry to DAILY First base balls-Om Deegan 8: OF
Ferry 4 hit by pitched ball-By Deegau l. Struck
BY Deegan. 3; by Ferry. g. Time OF gane-i:4o TN
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
RACING.
sIH BRIGHTON FAvoRITEs RoUT BOOK
MAKERS.

ALMOST UNPRECEDENTED SLAUGHTER OF
THE LAYERS AT BRIGHTON-CAMERoN
WINS THE TEST HANDICAP.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
NEWARK.
BCFFALO


ninth ~ '' N7sa" IN
SsSsEs Sssi6 ::.:::S sSdSSSs
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Fredericks nineteenth hole, 4L6
Louis James defeated Phelps B. Hoyt in the
afternoon, but had 10 make a medal score of so
to do so. Phelps showing unexpected steadiness.
The medal score:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-04
THE FLOOD RECEDING
Worst Is Believed TO lie Over at
Various Points.
MILLIONS OF DAMAGE
Paterson suffers ~ Much or More Than
During the Great fire-Passen.
gers Rescued from a Sub.
merged Passenger Train.

New York. Mar 3.-The great food
that inundated a large part OF the mill
section OF Paterson. a. j.. has sub
sided somewhat and Il Is believed the
worst Is over The damage IS very
great Il is estimated that The loss
wrought Boz the food is as large 1s
that by FIRE. while IL is said there IS
little or no insurance 20 cover II. Many
more families have been rendered
homeless boy the Hood than were made
so by fire. and the relief committee.
whose labors were becoming lighter
daily. Is now hard az work. seeking 20
assist those who have lost everything
by high water Unless there Doe au.
other heavy dowup3ur Of rain. &c b.
thought no further damage win ba
done Along waterfront ON both
sides OF the river almost everything
was wrecked. foundations and road.
beds having been eaten away and Cy.
erythiug in sight more or less dam.
aged.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-04
RAILROAD TELEPHONE.
sdccs..fui Tr.t O.. Made over Telegraph
Wire, ter I"ur TuHHrri uuo..

sdccs..fuI Tr.t 9, Made over Telegraph
Wire. ter Inur ruudrri uuo.
ChIcleo. March ga train crow
900 miles from Chicago mates, aIa.l
over the telegraph wires 90 Chief OPP
orator Parsons OF the Illinois Central
railroad 90 the Twelfth re., depot
As result. tho railroad t.I.uhuu. was
declared 90 he success.
The train was stopped near Fulton.
Ky. and the telephone was connected
with the roeullr tola.ura wire rune
ming 20 Chicago. On spite OF the ac,
that the message had 20 travel over
iron wires which ran parallel 90 more
than q score OF other wires every word
was distinctly heard by Mr. Parsons
The inventor asserts 30 makes NO die
ference whether or not tnlasuphic
messages are being flashed over the
wires simultaneous with the toio-
phone messages This was tested hy
the successful transmission OF a tole-
gram from Fulton at the same time
Parsons was conycrsing with the crew.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-04
E,erhody Nal, 90 10 California.

In order To stimulate California
travel. the southern Pacific Sunset
Route has decided Co put ON oN-
tremoly low rates from all points
along it's line iu Louisiana aud
Texas. The rate from New Orleans
10 san Francisco will be- $40 90; from
Beaumont S2I.5O: from Galveston
S26. g.: from Houston, Austin, Dallas,
Fl. Worth. san Autouio and DENT
son Sg5w Tickets will Doe ouc-way,
second class, and will bee accepted
ON payment of the through Pullman
tourist sleeping car rate ON all Pull
man excursion sloopcrs operated
over the sunset Route. Ii,kcts will
be sold daily during March and April
and are limited to continuous pas
age. This the chance Of a lifetime
to make the trip to California. The
through excursion sleeping ears are
the very best of their Kind. are per-
soually conducted and equipped with
every cnuNpiuUcp OF travel. For FUR
Their information, address local
southern Pacific agent, or
NJ. l.. RuWIN-, T. J.ANprWsoN,
G.. L. ~ 4. A., \. G.. j. A.,
tmayi Houston. Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-04
CONGRESS- TINS WEEK
Both Branches VIII Battle With the
Appropriation Bills.
RURAL MAIL ROUTES
Efforts wiz BE Made 10 Place This
Service on the Contract system.
The Ship Subsidy Measure
up Tor Final Disposal.

,,,f. All % rho b,vge
"'a'''N''"' "'''" "
VIII give most OF us time unrlhs tue
present week 20 postal affairs, begin
ming with the hin placing the rural
,.,,...-.. .......... .,, ,,o .,,,r,c,
''', "'''' wy
basis ana following l't'' Win POST
office appropriation bills. There prom
lses fo Doe AN active debate on the for
- -.
NV ,,-,--
u ls 'AN',''d lN'i 'N' 'i''''7'""
OF the bin which is 90 Doe disposed Of.
will take about two DAYS. The post
oUc, ,,,-,,rl,ti., tu ,,,fq'ns itoms
$500, -.,...,.
'''''"E '' subsidy 'Y' '''' ''''.''' " ''''
are usually fruitful Dt mucl discus
sion.
u 81. ,,,,at.5 ,r,t tbo ,pproori,fIop
an, I'D, .y 49,. ,..,.....-. ..,
.''' WIZ. '....' ''' .' '''''' ~ ''
inc week, although neN FRIDAY Us set
aside Tor war claims The Republl-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-04
BRAIN.FOOD NONSENSE.

Another ridiculous food lad has
been branded 10y the most compo-
tent authorities. They have dis
PEELED the silly notion that one kind
OF food is needed for BRAIN, another
for muscles, and still another for
bones. \ correct diet will not not
uourIsh a particular part OF the body
hut 10 will sustain every .othor part.
Yet. however good your food may
he it, uutrimcut is destroyed hy i'm
digestion or dyspepsia. You must
prepar, for their appearance or pre-
vent their coming by taking regular
doses OF Green's August Flower, the
tavorite medicine OF the healthy
millions. 4 few doses aids dir,s-
,icn stimulates the liver Go healthy
sction. purifies the blood, and makes
Nm fesi bouyant and vigorous. You
can Get DR.. q. q. Green's reliable
rSmedies at Wilson-Jenkins Drug
-. dtf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-04
WRECKED BY EXPLOSION.
A Tiv.-s'ory BaiIaiax Demolished a"s
several Persons Murt.

New York. March 2. --Eyploslon here
wrecked a five story building on Canal
street occupied hy the Aste Press
Printing company. The building was
filled with employees. some OF whom
were hurt by jumping Half of the
Canal street front OF the structure wac
tlown into the street and the intor.o;
was almost infantry a roaring mass OF
flames.
Tho printing house backed rp
against a row OF seyn-story houses oc'
cupiod by Italians The rear wall Of
tho burning building was blown
against the tcucmcuts creating o
panic among the occupants. Many
jumped from windows. Copsulca Dur.
ranto jumped from q window aud
aueh.rd ON tHa stone Tagging OF the
court yard She was taken 70 the hos.
pltal where she died
Reports urr lu circulation that o
number %, persons known to have been
ia the hu.'..us could not De- accounted
for. but the nrome1 said they thought
AN had escaped injury oNcyp, those
who jumped
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-04
PASSENGERS RESCUED.
Taken on Train That Wa. surrounded
by Ice and water.

Taken on Train That Was surrounded
hy Ice and water.
Albany. Mar. 3-For the FIRST time
IN the history OF the New York Cen
trail. the passengers on the famous En-.
pire State Express have been taken
from the palatial ears In row boats
at dead OF night 20 save them from
drowning in their berths They We're
all rescued, but the trains stands half
submerged on the tracks where the
torrents forced the crew To leave IL.
one OF the last trains 10 leave Al.
bany over the Hudson River division
for New York was the regular 8 o'clock
trains which LEFT Albany Saturday at
o'clock That train got through The
Empire state Express. from the west.
followed soon afterward. but was
stalled boy the ice and flood nj Castle.
ton. The rescue was carried out sue
ccssfully. Al that point half dozen
trains are now stalled.
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Thr.. Live. In.t q, Anrn.i..

Augusta. Ma. March 3-Thrce lives
were lost here In the Hood which
swept down the Savannah river Sat
urday and sunday Burt l.. Lloyd, "a
white man, fell from a freight car on
a railway bridge and was swept away
An unknown negro was carried on "a
trcstle. and the rocojIng waters dis
closed the body OF a negro boy near
the foot OF Mil street Water has
declined three feet from highest mark
The principal retail business district
OF the city was oyo-f0wei Water st.II
covers Greene. Jones and Reynolds
streets Many mills have been closed
since Friday. aud the river is stII too
high for them tu resume operations
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-04

Houston. March 3-Dick Bowling
camp met iu regular session Sunday
afternoon and adopted the following.
Resolved That whereas Mr. Thco
dorc Roosevelt. president o. the United
States. did In q recent address before
the G.. 4. r. declare that those engaged
I'm the rebellion against the United
States from 1861 90 1865 were auar-
chists. therefore be IL
Resolved That Dick Bowling camp
hereby douounco the charge as false,
Infamous and unjust 20 the great prin-
ciples that actuatci the rebellion,
furthermore. We as camp dcplore
that he has such a strenuous mouth.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-04
Ordinance

BE It ordained 10y the city Council
Council of the city of Bryan: That
the election of city officers to-wit:
Mayor and two member, of the city
Council shall be- held by the qualified
voters of said city nt the city Hall
In Bryan. ON the first Tuesday in
April next, it being the first day Of
said month, said election to Ice held
i'm accordance with city charter and
ordinances aud the state law govern
ing elections. j. ;. Mooriug,
4. NJ. SMELL. Mayor.
CITY Secretary. blti
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-04
]. w. BATS,
Real Estate Agent.
Have in once the ouiy ~ Of abstract
books of Buso. county land u'les'
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
sou,b half Of block near Allen
Academy. Price So ...- 80.
About one and one-quarter acre.
near Scboolhouse IN southeast part
81 sawn' small new cottage, tenant
banse and well On promises. Price
ti0O. L.. -,
.,,onnd on west side of town. Price
slx room house aud two lots of
ground located four blocks from
Nain Street. Brick cisteru on pre-
uises. Price sl251.
Tho NJ. v. Cole home place. Two
and half lots and Is room house.
Place well improved Price $4,000.
81 acre BRACES Bottom farm,
Prire. t2uUO rcr acre. VIII sell In
small tracts..I {
10 feet front on Railroad stoet out
OF Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
Also other city property