davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-06

beer spp.yt-z hs- ear 70 ths ks-eols. q
wOUEC enters
You are s.r=C-a-.y p-onp-.- ne SAYS.
wich Lowering s-z-cs a.G saes-. Tbs
: Ms G--re-. ---CaS 20 Ye-1- nv
h0us=E=sps-- Sc WI see % you- vans
G-Cn-h. -szs these yoC1S ladies 4Eay.
NJ ue-ves- v.-1 i sEu55s-. --a-e a. II
Sung % The -zs- r--c1"
Thus -ce=-s-l- -lgCS-y dismissed Mss
bys1-- follows --s l-Gssk esps- from re
--1--. ,I--S=.ta having p-e-e,is5 hs-.
Through the huge DARK hall ana ID ne
SIDE. -1--- s-z--rlse -asy toEcE -as5-
guide -c---- - -lsy 10 - t5e Gecay
--1- El-ss sv=-y-1-c- around
Sc ---s VIDE 3 tOo- t1r ne =z-.s .
s--s-- ana -1=l sb--p--y Departs without
o-H---< -ns- wC-G - z.aacs- They az
--1-E5l- % D. -1ls .scs alone. z-5 IL
~-.---1--y sand s-- and gaze a. each
-----. Es-u : very pale. ana Es- breath
= r7---- -G-c=- r--C--y ron bs-vesE as-
1c---E LIS
He -11Es 5~l-E s1s SAYS. a. .ss-.
S7els-zs WIZ = heavy s-sA- szi gong
nearer 20 '---ssliz. - Z .Cneu- sclausly 2
seeking & c--Ss- ---p1C5Ors15p- Did ygC
ever - s-cn -GcsE Don't yc- -5-1k
ne : t------
-W11 can -s-T' says G-.se-ia. =
D---- -.--k L. perhaps, bu- tc- rs eyes
Ll=y She s-u1lscs---hsy lo1k - z
-1sT couldn't de. What terrible eyes
meg E-s g-l v1a- s vie o.t ua- a--g-
-s-o=-- Good heavens. Row did he Ez-4
= % --S--- Us Tod yen. Ts-a With
-.s--- zEE-auz----I warned VOC -1a-
orr coming c=-s would - only for eva %
4 E1-e-- -G-s- & knock comes q The
511-
VII voC D. pleased 20 come down
stars - Co have v11- -aa hs-e9'' 5-
-GcLs --= harsh voice q ne a1-<sz=sp-
- from ne threshold
E=-e" = ~ Vs-a-s .5-s. ru- G-.ss.5s.
IN bold. c-----v---s as-.
Down s-l--s. Sc says, co.5.v. -w1s-
We go some l1- wl---. a15 when you
ss-- maid 70 1=.p Is 20 U-pscz oC-
----zs-"
There a-e 10 maids II This house. 80
-=--=s Ms. Crunch s-,-z-.-. 'Y1- -Cs-
7.-1ac ATTEND 20 each o-hs- o. ls- us hep
you
-Ne maids says G-.se-3a.
-N11=.~ briefly.
And ny -1ezg Obs ms nine. Q,
Mss L'-sG--st'-
Bon y1--s and Mss Dysa--'s- s5--y
Z l. AIM 1.- enough" WIKI L ta-ls.7s
e.luNe -g-ul -1s huge. bare chamber.
You mean, We are 70 have bu- one
. -0ou between u.s."
JUS -Ea-- miss. Neither more no-
.=ss. AM good enough. Too, to- -11se
as
leave -he -oou," says G-isei5a. VIII
sudden. s-a-p !E-0na-i0r. 50 uus1p-4cc.
- - w.-le-.rs. thai -ae woman. at.el
surprised s-s-e. -u-us and w.-nt-aws.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-06

,se O. new sb.s a5l7 recently Chraso 1t
OF a Fa-- u "-H 's-r-
major parts
a-ca---i wl @ * P''s"ss
--7 P"e
4
% he UrNn2"n
S4u55Duu0n The >rea-o- inventor declares l Rag
VIVA New lo
could sailed around tower win &
4 construct
q O.. $4,000
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-06
The Unappreciated Author.

The Cnlucky Author-I envy
President.
His Friend-Naturally. For
special reason?
Ihe Author-If l had sent =
Word original story to Congress
would have promptly returned it s
aVailable.-Cleyeland Plain Deale
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-06

Senator Marx Hanna wears as
watch charm gold nugget which i
worth several hundred dollars II was
presented TO him by E number o. Meth
OdLst friends who reside n Cleveland.
Ohio.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-06

As a rule, the only letters intereso
enough to read are those that so
never have been written.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-06

All the mean acts OF nj ne.
ellckly brought before druwn,px ms =
OF candidate fOl Office. ~
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-06

Tenants Rights in Holland.
In Holland no landlord has the P'
OF raising the rent or Of eyictD4
tenant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24
sucxsRor JUSTICE

neshhov OF Meach brothers three rich ca
road In isn county o
IN the house. expected them 70 "
And M attempt
will be before any such INNS WIZ
b
rohters and wounded and N ."s
offer serious dseoafaKe
rnen 10 furthe m
isusa At men who rear TO inu hu
back the laugh
looted II not by desreaos'
Meseh home has been proved
usual order
all the hanks In ioran county De
deposited IN without fear Of raid
homie - he verdict Of the coroner
which the law can 40 hn xratetu
pubic verdict commendahe
hesnet a positive public blessing
desperate eharac-
pronounced Ohio courts IN whole
the most terrible swim and sure
devised.
there q In bravery
all had the fearless
rohher has In seeking H. here
would be assperadoes and security
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24

star ], W. etnddnrt The presence
or the OLD gentleman at the head OF
q company, a altar at iaAt after a
hair century OF service on the stage.
could not but make an impreaaian on
those In the audience aside from the
magnificent production at the play.
Mr. Htnddart played hiH part az II
he weru created fnr ID. instead of Il
being created for him.
The piece itself a. along common
place lines. The story concerns the
love anaira II Florence Campbell.
the daughter ~ fechlan aud of
Lord Hay, who IL supposed 20 marry
Kate Carnegie ~ the castle, The
pid sheep hsrder. f.Rchian (Mr. stod-
dern imarinsa that his daughter
has been ruined by the lord and han
irhcs her from home. Remarkable
dramatic. strength II developed IA
situa tienn that are set IN conNcn-
tiunai moulda Excellent artistry h
shown when the hieoted religion
Weighted isehlan IL transformed
into Il loving. broad minded father
whose howe FOR his daughter finally
triumnhH
The whole Interest Of the play CEN
tered In Ar stoddart. The grand
old man " the stage Is an actor.
every inch Of him. even "a hls al
vhnced nrc. Its intperaonatian II
the character II iachian was vivid
Second onlS Go the star was Niles
Katherine Mnikina az Flora. she 1.
decidedly pretty and a clever actress
The scene IN which she bess her
father not o. turn her from home
LETT hardly a dry eye In the house.
Heuisen Fax az Frosty. the mail ear
risr. made hit. lie Is full ~ High
land dew and dry Scotch hGmor. lie
niaf,ssE ef! 90 lob up at the most tear
eui moments and tighten the gloom.
Augustine Duncan az Tamnan and
Bessie BALDWIN - a dairy maid.
were Euod seconds 20 Mr. Fox in tho
comedy work. The children. Ceafsie
and Jeannlc, came in for = sood share
81 the applause. The engagement
closes Saturday night
THE ste~swsys"
There VIII he performance tonight,
tomorrow night, wHh the usual sat
urday matinee II "a Wise Member
az the Seattle fhsatsr.
Spike" Wallace one q the safe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24
COAL PRICES
60 UP

PHILADELPHIA. Ost. a. The
Philadelphia * Reading Railroad
Company hes isannu an order 20 the
Kenofui manager directing him 70
add 90 cnHta ~ ten 90 the price Of
coal fhe order reads az follows,
''rhe reports II the superintende
lents Ia charge 81 the mines show
| that as a result Of thu strike the
/ mgnos aud mining plants have tas=
tAinea eoualderahie injury ana theie
respective working organizations
have been impaired, For some time
the coillarira cannot be worked 70
produce their average quantity Of
coal This win increase the cost Of
production. The general average
exceeds % cents Per ton.
"Ncn viii. therefore add 60 the
circular price 10 cents per ten, this
additional price u continue intil the
LET OF January, 1903. BY which time
We hope 70 reach normal condition
Iuf mining and production.
The circular also inatructE that IN
the distribution u coal. you Will -
far A. practicable. supply the deal
ers who are willing 60 sell coal 20 the
public n reasonable prices. where
dealers seek TO obtain an unfair
profit frnm the public you viii
promptly take steps 20 supply the
reasonable demands of the public d.
rcctly,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24

hlewern with THE atownwny'' which
VIII be presented at the Seattle thea
ter ali next week. recently described
the way they blew the safe open
Nightly In this popular drama. We
frat dtil two hulea through the safe
duar." said he. using fOr the purpose
crank drilling machine aud diier-
eht sized bits, In one OF these holes
the powd der IL inserted through a tia
funnel ana powder blower. while
the othor aperture IL for the purpose
Of forcing air la with a force pump.
Filling the safe with compressed
Rh gives force 20 the explosion and
obviatea the use of large quantity
af powder. some s'petcrmcn'' when
they blow a safe wrap blankets
around ln Ia dctdsn the sound. There
Ia "A better way, however. and that u
10 flli the ervvkes with nuity. We
then put In the powder. light the
fuse and let her 80. The rest "a
dead easy. am not anxious to be
real burglar, again. Playing bur
glar j. much easier aud more renpect-
able"
"Iuntina for hawkins"
''on the stroke OF Twelve has
pleased everyone that has witnessed
the performance at the Third Ave-
nuo th~ater this week. II will be
given tonight, at the matinee fomor-
row and for the last time tomorrow
night, M ts
"Ir you could use Ave" spend part
OF IL 90 so to the Third Avenue
thsater next sunday, when Hunt
inN for Haw kina" commences its sec
ond enEa Eument with "a matinee.
Everybody knows that professional
humorlats and writers OF comedies
are continually eaating about for
new and novel situations aud ideas
uIsn which 10 work up some thing
that has not already been done to
death on the stage.
When Cur y. steety wrote Hunt
iuE FOR Hawkins he instiiied therein
plot and wound abput n LINES that
were absolutely new and unique. He
displayed the utmost skill IN the Sc
lection ~ lines and situations that
werv funny and extremely iauEhable
without being coarse or unrstined, In
fact. 30 pure n the wit and bumof
that his masterpiece has been styled
the polite comedy ana bundle OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24
MAKES BOLD
CHARGE

BUTTE. Mont. Oct. 2i.-charlsa
W. Clark. son Of Senator Clark. over
his own signature In the Miner this
snorning charges that he was offered
a bribe Of 81. 500. 900 Go allow Heinze
10 obtain control Of the legislature.
IA order that two additional places
on the supreme bench might be
created. The new justices were 70
be appointed by GOV. Tooia who IL n
Hsinxe man. and were TO be men
who would decide all copper litiga-
ton IN favor u Heinxe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24

sunshine" tho rays OF which have
frightened tile darkest corners Of thu
most gloomy hearts.
Vests Ministries
Twentieth century mihstrolay az
exenplified by the William n. Wsat
nlg Minstrel Jubilee IL the acme Of
fun making aud melody, The com
pany contains such we'll known
ebony entertainers AZ iiillY Van, Tom
Moore. Mcmahon and King, Swift
and Huber. aud host OF other
funny fellows. Who are care chnrefa
and laugh ioosensfa 81 the highest
order From the RISING Of the cur
tain. disclosing the new and bcauti-
ful first part. 20 the end OF the per
Torrance. ~ II one succession OF
smiles. titiers. laughs and roads. IL
opens at the Grand Sunday night.
Madison Theater
Continuous performances are be-
coming popular AT the Madison. A
first-clase vaudeville troupe halds
the boz rdH and there will DO many
new faces next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24
Seattle
Dental
Parlors

The largest and best equipped dental office
on the Pacific Coast We have ali the Latest
ana most scientific methods OF modern ana
painless dentistry. We crown. I'll and ex-
uact teeth without the least pain. No stu
dents employed. but all are dentists OF long
years OF experience, We examine your teofh
an a1 tel YOU Ia advance Just what your work
WI cost We make 10 charge for extracting
sseth when plates are ordered. All work
suaiiahteed ten years Lady attendants al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24
IEH6nHNH1PfSauN1NkN1AHnz
!: PLAY FOLK +:
Nv SEATTLE

J. H. etaddart and an excellent
company opened an engagement q
thrive nights and n Saturday Matinee
At the Grand hast nixht. presenting
for the ufat tins In seattle The
Bonnie ftrier BUSH The play Il a
dra nntinafion by James Macarthur
II the stories % Ian Mariaren. There
10 In Il the Scottish cAnulnesH and
dry hunnr. thu twang ~ Highland
whisky not being PASSED BY. The
character ~ Iachlan Campbell gives
the piece the touch or nature. There
were many IN the audience last
night who we're glad % welcome the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24
Way raE "plass" ARE SECRET

rebuilding q
Illustrated BY the matter
had Thought about such
returned
70
TO- rranreu for hts my orto a
promised that" so he VIII stick
expected 20
locate a of pillars and porte coeharc
l. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24

Mems 500 Black Clay Worsted Suits ..... .$5.a5
Mems 500 Fancy Norsted and Chevot Suits
Mems Sf2.oo Black Worsted and Tweed Suits .S7I5
Mems $500 Imported Serge and Worsted Suits IN
Observation-Disclosures 49, IS
Mems $1,000 Finest Dress Suits .......... $ffoo
Young Mems Melton Suits ................S4 .35
Bows Sc 20 Knee Pants Suits ..............$ I.45
Rows "a oo Knee Pants Suits ............ 81 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24
PORT ORCHARD ROUIt
For
U. S. Navy Yard and bast's'"
Steamers -
ATHLoN. INLAND FLYER ro"'
ORCHARD.

Effective ONthee@ =
DAILY SERVICE =
Leave Seattle-s9 ana ~ e.,.e.
ssl.I5, - so and : 50 p. m. =
days only, extra trip. II; ~
sunday only. extra trip. s:se Z 5,6
Leave Bremerton--S;l 10 anu a
IA. M; ~. 80. and .e,ls .n..l,
Saturday and sunday only So
trip ISIS T. m-l "a i'm
leave Sidney - ssoo sAe
n. m; s I. M. "a IN
Leave Charleston - anu
a. M. 6 0b y, N. ....,nsrs
For Pleasant Beach tahe sse'''
.eaNinc Seattle any Trip
Except sundays. u,~aasI
sFor Bremertoa and
Beach only -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24
NORTHWESTERN con
MERCIAL co.
Next Sailinos for Nom

s. S. Oregon Oct IL. > p
The Oregon is the most ~
gantly appointed boat sno q.
OF the largest in the Nome i's.r
has just been refitted al ~
pense OF Si0o. 600. and on
initial trip this gear had
paid passenger list than
other steamer bound for somr
For freight and passenger IN
apply
Offices-20f-2 Pioneer 6ui'o'n1'
Phone. Union 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-24

There VIII - performance tonight,
tomorrow night, wHh the usual sat
urdaY matinee II "A Wise Member
az the Seattle fhsatsr.
,.Hrlkr. Wallace one u The hafc.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-04-28

people Of Texas tor some time.
The relief committees of The two
counties, organized by Hen. +.
" Seabnry, are striving their
utmost 10 grt nS many people 10
planting as possible aud are aid
ing them with money aud prOvis-
ions. Should they attain fair sus.
cess IN This, they can thpu turn
their euprgivS ~ sending As many
OF the idle as possible ~ work
elsewhere This is already being
done TO some extent, md would
be more largely il remunerative
work could he obtained Within
"a reasonable distance, say. this
side of San Antonio
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-04-28
Situation in ZaPata
|, and Starr Counties
To The HERALD.

To The HERALD.
Rio Grande, Tex, April 23.-
| am now IA u position 10 give You
exact Information Of the Situntin n
OF the drnulh stricken parts Of
Starr aud Zapata equities In the
first place, ge, u clearly before you
that, while f.w crops were made
ia the back parts Of these counties
last year and lhi.. It'll some were
madr, aud the large pastures are
in fairly good condition aS 10 grass
md wafer. The people there are
eirh,r net suffering ut all or only
very slightly.
Along the RIO Graude, from
somewhere Ia Webb county all the
WAY to Ilidalgn county aud for
some fifteen or twenty-five miles
back, the conditions are totally
different. la this whole region,
say $500 square miles, with a
population OF about 5000 in Starr
comfy aud ouly 5000 in Zapata,
no rain had fallen this year up TO
the middle of last week. During
the year 1901, am informed on
good authority. that no rain fell
at all over the Zapsia county por-
ton, aud what fell ia Starr county
was not sufficient 10 maze crop,
except in few valleys and bot
toms of limited area On April
TO, the situation throughout this
river country, was almost hopeless
worse IN aud near San Ignacio,
where the priekly pear even was
dying aud few cuitIe was left, and
thence grading into Starr county
by Impercepiible degrees, the
drouth was terrible and the desti-
tuition almost iuconceivable. In
Zapata county, and especially at
San Ignacio aud Carrizo, the situa-
ton had been considerably rel;ev-
ed by the generous aid Of the
people Of Texas, and by the de
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-04-28

parture of large numbers ot men
to seek work elsewhere. AT Lnpe-
no ia that county, very little had
been given, and throughout Starr
county not 70 cent. So that while
the droulh ~ these parts had been
less sever, The total suffering was
probably greater than further mp
the river.
On April l6, " h-Nliu fell Ia
and near Rio GraOir City, md
showers mpistruiug the earth
enough tor planting fell aIi over,
| believe, the whole river sectiuu
of Starr county, ont few places u
few miles from The river received
little or no rain In Zapata
county, the rains thar fell along
the river country were not sufficient
for planting aud at some places
{ Carrlzo, for example, not drop
fell, bot good raluS are reported
at some ranches away from the
river. The result oi these rains
will br practically 90 further
deaths ol cattle, md that 1t Will
be pos ,ibIr to raise crops III parts
OF. Zapata'- county y druulh slrick-
Ell territory. ard 90 a. least two
thirds of uu,S.
The sIiua' Ion rurnutagrs hppe,
but II musl not be f''gutlru That
we must first enable some people
TO plant s+-d them, wholly or IN
part. support them until crops
can he 'aisrd. to d. this, we
must have the continued aid of Tie
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-04-28
The Spanish Mission .

The Mission being conducted by
Fathers Mariana LucilIo aud Can't
10 Torrente, the missionary priests
who arrived here Saturday, was Op-
entd yesterday with mass and a
sermouin the morning al seven, a
sermon for the young people al
four in the afternoon, and a SER
mon at 1880 in the evening. In the
morning Rev. Camilo Torrente
spoke on the Blessed Sacrament, -
and in the evening both spoke on
the END Of Life" The church
was crowded, and all declared the
preaching excellent
These missionaries belong 10 the
Spanish order of ;he Sacred Heart
OF Mary. They have been preach
ing for the last fifteen years in
Mexico. aud on leaving Texas, will
90 TO California 10 bold mIssiuns.
They are both able orators.
The mission will last throughout
this week, with Mass aud sermon
at Z q. m, and service and sermon
at : 80 p. M, each day during the
week.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-04-28
Only free Companies Coming

Only Tree Companies Coming
Lieut. X. b. Beck, commanding
officer at Fort Brown, has been
officially notified that Companies
A, b, aud G., of the Fouih Infan-
try, under command Of Maj. G..
w Mason, will leave IIebbronville
the fret week in Nay Ell route to
Furt Brown.
Lient. Beck has also been nrder-
Ell % send la estimates for beds,
stoves, and supplies necessary for
the accommodation of 1915 men and
II officers 1T this post.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-04-28

The plan adopted tor the rice
canal celebration ia abont as ont.
lined in The HERALD Saturday. in
GLIDING barbecue al VILLA Nneva
for the employees of ih~ crnra"y.
an invitation bali aud supper 81 b.
opera house and bail for the gen
eral public at Market Plaza The
barbecue will take place Wrdue' =
day, aud the two balls ON Friday
evening. The report Of the COM
miitre appointed ut The meeting Of
citizens 60 make arrangements for
the celebration Is published else
where in this evenings HERALD
ard also the names nf those APP
poiulrl.-au the various suh-com-
etFes.
The Beevlle Bee of last week
says: "Dr. $. n. Bell returned
Wednesday from n snjnurn of sew
eral weeks on the Rio Bravo in the
balllwick Of Sachem Jim Wells.
lie reports the rice boom on down
in that country and only awaiting
a railway to take the palm from
the Brazos Colorado country. The
Doctor returned much improved in
health over what he was when he
went away. The other BteviIlaus
whom be left down there he says
are taking to things as to the man
.ner born and are making their
BeeviIlr energy felt ia their differ
ent enterprises. "
A letter received from Sergt.
Anton Appel, who went several
months ago from Fort Brown to
PortJ Rico, reports that Mrs. APP
pei and children had Joined the
sergeant ten days before writing,
at Mayaguez, where he is now sta
toned Sergt. Appel seems we'll
pleased with his new station, aud
says he hopes TO stay there about
two years. The sergeant sends best
regards To old friends in Browns
vile, aud says he would br salts
Hrd to come back to this post,
whenever be gets bis next change
OF station.
Died, this morning ut 10;40
o'clock, Hermiuia, the daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arnulfo Correa, aged
three months.
Call for a glass of delicious pine
apple sherhet at the Crystal lee
Cream parlors this evening.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-04-28
PURELY PERSONAL

G.. J. Phelps of Kinder, la ar
rived 10y stage Saturday night, aud
Is M the Miller.
MIS-. r. NJ. Prior left on the
stage this morning for San Anto-
uiu, where she will spend a short
while for the benefit OF her health.
Mrs. Prior will also visit relatives
at Stockdale, Texas, remaining
away about a month.
o. p. Garland of Stovell, Tex,
who returned Saturday from an
other visit 10 Ilidalgo. aud G.. l..
SpuriOck of Gainesville, Texas,
who has also bren here some time
looking for land Investments, left
by Sundays stage, rn route for
their respective home. Both have
become interested IN this section
aud expect to return before long,
when they will probably invest in
land.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-04-28
Confessed the Murder.

Andres Olivarrs, who was ar
rested on suspicion, has confessed
to District Attorney j. l KIeiber
and others al Corpus Christi that
he murdered Mrs Hatch, OlivareS
was indicted by the grand jury and
his trial set for today.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-04-28
Meeting OF the Committee
OfArrangements

arrangements
The Committee Of Arrangements APP
PORTED 10 take charge 81 the ball 10 be
given ina celebration of the opening Of
the Irrigation Canal met yestesday
morning and formulated the plans fCr
the coming affair The committee find
ing il impracticable on account Of the
lack Of time, 20 have the ball Wednes-
day az was first intended decided upon
Friday, May the 2nd. The fltwing are
the Committees:
on INVITATION.
II b Creager. ) L DwOrman, A Ash
helm. @ & Sauder. and Geo NJ Putegnat.
on RECEPTION.
EW Crockett. + Yturria. Jas b Wells
Thos Carson, & III Maris, VIM Kelly, X
NJ Beck, J o Wheeler, + G FortO. A
Celava. A Assheim, A A Browne, Ful
gencio Lopez; MesdameS VIM Kelly +
Yturria, Jas b Wells, Thos Carson, Nj
b Woodhouse, II y Terry, 10 Wheeler,
+ c Forto, 4 Celaya, b Lowe,
on SUPPER.
SLDworman, + w Crockett. l. III
Bates, X b Creager, Louis Brulay, Joe
Sherwood.
ON DECORATION.
JF Cummings, r NJ Beck. L III Bates
w bennett.
OK MUSIC.
bennett, NJ Marion w G. Will
man
FLOOR MAMEGERS.
r Il Creager, 5 l. Dworman.
All members Of the Committee Of Ar
rangements are requested to meet at the
office Of Mr.. r. b. Creager this evening
at 1880 p IN. sharp. Business of inn
pOrtanae.
Brownsville, April 2S, 1902