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IAN analysis of the foregoing shows that
twelve OF the twenty-one cities show gains
of from 10 170 per cent, while there were
losses in nine of from 3 TO 81 per cent. The
most notable increase in building opera
tionS of the cities enumerated was the gain
in Buffalo, attaining 10 per cent over the
same month a year ago. This is followed
IN ST. Louis by an increase of 113 per cent,
Allegheny I'll per cent, st. Paul 81, Mime
apoiis 90 Milwaukee %, Kansas City 16,
Memphis 10, Atlanta IL, Los Angeles 8,
New York s and Washington per cent.
In the cities in which there was a decrease
New Orleans led by 81 per cent, Indian
apolis shows a falling of of 80 per cent,
Denver 46, Chicago 80, San Francisco 20,
Brooklyn is, Seattle 10. Detroit and Gin
cinnati per cent
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BUILDING OPERATIONS.


The building operations in twenty-three
cities of the United States for April are
given in the current issue Of Construction
News. Indianapolis suffered loss of 90
per cent. The article reads:
Building operations for April In twenty
one of the principal cities OF the country
show an increase of per cent. over the
corresponding period a year ago. Carefully
compiled reports to Construction News
show that during the month just closed
permits We're taken out in tTeEty-one
gregatfng a total cost of SIS, 291 ,035 against
7O7S improvements and $26,9l4.969 for the
same month year ago, an Increase this
year of 81 376O66 and decrease OF nine i'm
provements. The figures in detail are as
follows:
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at ) D. m. May ls. 1905:
Harland Richardson p, =,
C. & St L. Ry. CO., pt OF the 4,
Sec 4 Tp Il; r $500. ~: ssao.e
DIT OF Lot H. Mary ]. Dawsons add,
Broad Ripple ............................. 10
Sarah s Thompson ct al. to Andy kapp
ct NIX. Lot Il. Mary j. DawsOn's add.
Broad Ripple IsOo.oI
Andy Kapp Ct ux- 10 Sarah $. Thomp-
son. DIT OF The "a. Sec 2e Tp II.
Joserh Helm to Anthony J. Gerstner ct ''''
ux-, Lot. L. So 2. 1ss sec. Lincoln
Amelia 5. Andrew ct al 10 John Lcng
ct ux-. Lot 40. Alvord q Co.'S sub.
Butler F1etcher's add to College
Harry Bovser ct ux. to Mutual Ice Com ''''
pany, Lot and pt OF Lot ). So %.
James P. brakes add. also machinery.
Joseph d. Kseney ct Tx to Raif H.
Smith s h Lot V Mss, Ee es ss SUBJ
I LEWIS wheeler. Snd Is Of Lots to ii.
a. y 70 aRa inclusive cis % Lots 70 10 e
inclusive, and Lots lib to lbs. inclusive.
Merritt Place ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1o
'ar, sx' cr Ios. g and j. G A oW es
North Indianapolis add ................. i,eoo.ol
William y. churchraan e. ux to john
ais sub. waIdon's central-av add. a.soo.o
The Central Trust Company. trustee. to
Edwin A. Parker. Lot 2es Lenox Park
Robert &. Ruay ct al. to George Echausr. '
pt Of Lots / and > e. =, Fistehers
son. pt 81 Lot 2 MoLaughins woad-
Isr1 sed . sSush soasty 10 Beer li:w s00
ssssee5's sus. nsnsxay Hsnna'S Ok
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Judge McMaster, OF Room /, Superior
Court. yesterday granted divorce to Eulah
Edwards, whose husband deserted her after
they had been married year and while she
was i'll Of typhoid fever.
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The Bronson Case.

Judge feathers has set down for trial
on Tuesday the case against Mrs. Charles
Bronson, who is cited to show why she
married in violation of an order of the
court at the time a divorce was granted
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The Citizens State Bank. OF Hazleton.
Incorporated yesterday. The new institu-
ton has a capital stock OF $4,000. Josiah
Knightly is the president and Charles L.
Howard the cashier.
~ Iodianapolis. Incorporated, with a cap
tta, stock of $4,000. The directors are VIII
liam n. Wright. Frederick M. Bachman
and Frederick Bachman.
Reeves e Co.. OF Columbus, notified the
secretary OF state yesterday that preferred
stock had been issued to the amount Of
$4,000 and common stock to the amount Of
$4,000.
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HIN add .:.:..:...:.....::.::.....:........ 1000
tin. Lot 11S. Sec 81. Crown Hill
Syndicate Land Company to Frederick
Park add ......... 49, 1890
Robert Martindale Mary Chairids,
Jackson Park dd......................... 5000
Transfers. 49, total consideration. So. o54 90
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REAL ESTATE
mont ST; cottage on rear of lot; good rental In
yestment; $500.
Good double house. new. with barn. near Atlas
works: I,7O0.
Two fine vacant lots near Rural. on E. Wash
j. j. y Ma, MAR kd;Is'ss.
INTERSTATE AUDITING CO.
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS.
Books opened and closed. invoicing. trial bal
ances made, 1abor-saving systems of bookkeep-
ing devised.
H. A. CROFT, Manager.
10 N. Pennsylvania st. Indianapolis, Ind.
New Phones. 1666-632S.
REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
Five and sixty-fve hundredths acres of ground
Churchman pike, small house. three and q
half miles from town. for $500 cash.
quarter of mile from the Anderson line, about
six miles from the city; an ideal country home
Lot on Sheldon ST.. Jackson Park. for s225 cash.
Lots in Burr-Miller add. cheap, on long time
Eighty-eight lots in pretty grove south Of
Brookside Park; bargains.
Pretty home in Lexington av.. cheap:
We have customer for sixty-acre farm In
HARRY MEYER CO..
l2s e. Market st.
We have been instructed to dispose of the fol-
THIS MEANS SOME RARE BARGAINS!!
Fine. modern house, ten rooms. cellar. FUR
mace bath; $50 E. Tenth st.
Eight-room dwelling, 14Os Cornell av.
New, eight-room. strictly modern dwelling.
high-grade finish: bath. furnace. cement floor,
veranda; 26os ~ Illinois st.
One OF the most attractive lots in the best
section Of Woodruff Place. West Drive: SOxl1O
feet. ~
Five lots. Twelfth and Larch SITS, and Jefferson
ava near Spades Place; If you are looking for a
nice lot at a low price this is your opportunity.
GREGORY & APPEL.
151 E. Market St.
REAL EsTATE-shelby ST., near entrance to
Garfield Park. on electric line, cement walk
$3.50; only $40 cash. with IS per month.
REAL EsTATE-Ilinois. near Twentieth, FOX
cent. interest; nothing on the street near this
ground within IS foot Of this price.
REAL EsTATE-E. Washington. northwest cor
ner Of Pine, running through to Market. at
$50 per foot.
REAL ESTATE-Corner two paved streets, so
by 1876 with two good dwellings and vacant
ground enough for two double dwellings, within
ten blocks of Washington st. north, at s11. 600.
REAL ESTATE-Very choice vacant lot, north
side Fifteenth ST. between Delaware and Ala
bama, 40 by s. feet, TO alley, at s., 500; as
phalt St. cement walks and sewer all paid for.
JOHN S. SPAWN & CO.,
46 N. Pennsylvania st.
BARGAIN MODERN HOME.
1722 RUCKLE ST.
Fine, ten-room house. with bath. fine CRATES
and mantels; good condition; large porch,
screens, fruit; lot 4cx1S5; cement walks. Price
1900: only $1,000 cash. balance per cent. Make
an offer quick.
Real Estate-Modern, eight-room house. with
bath, furnace, front and porch; 40-foot.
east-front lot paved street; Talbot av., south
Twenty-second: price s.. 800; investigate.
Real Estate-Modern, eight-room house, on
Talbot av., near Twenty-third St; lot 40xf40;
fine fruit and shade trees; only IS, 300; inyesti-
gate
Real Estates, 500: modern, eight-room house,
south Twenty-ffth on Pennsylvania ST.; finished
In antique oak; lot %0x140; cost $4,000; complete.
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BURIAL EACETS-American Burial Vault Co
manufactures IA burial vault gh0ul-proof and
Water-ught, meestructibie; reasonable In prlces
sold only 10 unsiert1 kers. New Phone Ass and
Black 72l2 w. w. DUNNLNGTON. Is K
Market st.
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s----~--~~-~--~--.>---
LOST-An envelope containing pair gold glasses,
street-car tickets and SO IA bills Finder viii
be literally rewarded by leaving same at Room
]. Ss4 East Warrington st.
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INDIANA TRUST co.
SELLS REAL ESTATE.
COLLECTS RENTS.
WRITES FIRE INSURANCE.

REAL EsTATE-Modern, 1l-room, frame and
brick house, in fine condition. on Micbiea ~
St, Illinois choice location; price IS 0O0
would accept smaller property in part payment
]. G. MCCULLOUGH
156 E. Market.
REAL ESTATE-The Defuniak Springs OF Flor
ida and vicinity; bargains in Improved acre
property for homeseekers; suitable to raise early
northern vegetables and fruit; from 10 to $50
acres; houses and barns from $500 up: cattle
ranches Of from loo TO 5000 acres for 81 per
acre and up: highest part in Florida healthy and
well drained: iiteratnre on application: round
s9z5: DID, brown 1es C. A. OLCOTT q co 40
Kentucky av Indianapolis. Ind
REAL ESTATE-l20 acres in Mercer county
Ohio, we'll improved; price, Sc. 500; So 500 worth
OF clear rental property. and hardware store in
or all for good business block in Indiana poiis
or a good county seat: also have good livery
barn and storeroom In good gas and oil town.
price. $4,000; this viii pay 20 per cent, and an
Al investment. AMERICAN REAL ESTATE
AND INVESTMENT CO., 1oi3-14 Law building
Phone ess
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ONCE room for rent in Thorpe block, E.
Market ST.
TELEPHONE 1856.
City Property for Sale. Loans Negotiated.
Fire Insurance at Lowest Rates.
psnosits receiyed nf 81 anu inward pavs nsr
cent. interest.
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xRcHITECT--s. A. HASTINGS. sos Lemcke.
| n. Phone ass
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FOR SALE-FARMS.
REAL ESTATE
Farms-2O0 acres, all under cultivation; level;
good sugar-tree and walnut land; 20 miles of
city; $40 per acre.
so acres well-mproved rich, productive land;
Is miles OF city; $50 per acre.
167 acres: first and second White river bottom
land. well improved; IA miles of city; $50 per
acre; great bargain.
A acres adjoining city; splendid garden land;
money J. NJ MARKLEY,
407 Law Building
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

FOR RENT-Handsomely furnished front room
1884 Broadway; reference required.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-H. C. SCHERGENS, watches and
jewelry; try our satisfactory repairing. 331
East Washington.
NOTICE-Up-to-date FURNACES guaranteed to
heat. Tin and galvanized iron works. roll
LYN HAWKINS, HILLS Virginia av., the man
who never sits on the fence.
NOTICE-The population d900 census) of every
town and city in Indiana is given in the Jour-
naIs wall map OF Indiana; the reverse side Is
map of the world and the United States sold
solely by the Journal or Journal agents and sent
to any address postpaid for so cents. Address
MAP DEPARTMENT. The Journal. Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
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PERsONAL~-white Olive cures corns Main Of
nee. s4 Z. Wash. Room 2 AZ all druggists
PERSONALITY IA (Elixir). the only sure cur
for Asthma aal Hay Fever; al druggists. 50
cents
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WANTED-Recruts for the United States Ma
rine Corps, abled-bodied men of good character
between the of 81 and 30 years. not less than
feet 4 inches and not over feet inch In
height, of good character and not addicted TO the
OF liquor; must be citizens OF the United
States or persons who have legally declared their
intention to become citizens. able to read and
write English properly. as well as speak it. No
minors or married men will be accepted This
important branch OF the Naval Service offers
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO RECRUITS. as
the law PROVIDES for the PROMOTION OF
WORTHY NONCOMMISS1ONED OFFICERS TO
SECOND LIEuTENANTS. Marines enlisted
for period of four years, and generally sta
toned in large cities. and are now serving in
sent to sea have fine opportunity to see all
parts of the world. Pay from sl3 to s4s per
month. Clothing BOARD and medical attendance
are provided in addition TO pay Apply at u. S
MARINE CORPS RECRUITING OFFICE. Room
201 Sentinel Bldg, So So. Illinois st.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
wANTED-HELP.

WANTED-Men and women to work at home in
spare timo and make big money; legitimate
offer; free Information. HOME INDUSTRY
COMPANY. 40 Sixth av., Pittsburg. Pa
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INTERSTATE AUDITING CO.
QncorporatedD,
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS.

Books opened and closed. invoicing, trial bal
ances made, 1abor-saying systems OF bookkeep
ing devised.
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FOR RENT-sUMMER COTTAGES

FOR RENT-SUMMER COTTAGES.
FOR RENT-Mackinac island, Michigan, fur
nished summer cottages; all conyenences Z.
p. Harris, owner, Hartford Bldg, Chicago.
BUSINESS CHANCE.
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITY-Partner; mining
stocks, ETC.; small capital required Address
Box 7o4, care the Journal
BUSINESS CHANCE-FREE-100 lots to adyer-
tise wildwood Lake. N. Y, suburb. Send
stamp for deed 25 feet-agreeing to Distribute
five coupons SEASIDE CO.. S.. Isl B'way.
n. Y.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CAN SELL
YOUR BUSINESS, no matter where II Is; send
description state price and learn how; estab-
lished 1896; highest references Offices il cities
W. NJ OSTRANDER, l443 N A. Bldg, Phila.
delphia-
BUSINESS CHANCE-'THIS BEATS NEW
JERSEY" charters procured under South Da-
kota laws for few dollars; write for corpora
ton laws, blanks, bylaws and forms to PHILIP
LAWRENCE, late assistant secretary Of state,
Huron, Beadle county, South Dakota
BUSINESS CHANCE
TO INVESTORS
Wanted to lease for term of years: Brick fac
within the mile-square territory; will lease,
with light, power and heat without. c. b.
CONES & SONS MFG co.
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A. J. MEYER & co.
IA EAST MARKET STREET.

REAL ESlAIE-
SPECIAL OFFERS.
Ala. Madison CO.. 400 a.. timber land
Ala Ala Madison MassSn CO., co., g 10 a. a. mRIs
Cam, Ont. 200 a. impts., Grand Manitau-
shares water stock included.
Colo. Trinidad well located lot.
Fla, Brevard CO., 10 a. fruit and truck land
famous Indian river.
Fla. Lady Lake. 80 a. q impts.
Fla, Daytona. timbered bldg. plot, 15oxl5o.
ILL.,. Hardin CO., "a a. & impts
ILL., Charleston. 16-r. res, lots and barn.
modern impts.; excellent neighborhood.
Ia, Z. Des Moines. res. and 81 a. underlad
Ia, Monticello. modern u-r. res. and lots.
Kans.. Salina, s-story brick bldg, suitable for
Kans., Vermiiion twp. houses. 10 lots.
Mass, Leominster. modern OR: res.
Mass. Berkshire CO.; 100 a; & imPts .,,,. :.
houses barns etc.: near r. r.
MINI, Marshall and Polk cos. fine farms
embracing GAO a; good bldgs.
Mimi, Wadena CO., 100 a. & impts.
Mo-. Charlton CO.. $50 a. & impts.: 20 g. tim
n H., Franklin Fails modern 1877. res
N. H.. Cheshire CO., l75 a. & impts.; valuable
N. =, southoid. L. l.. 5 cottages and 80 a. in
bldg. lots; fine location.
N. Y. Jamestown. s-r res. and lot.
N. Y, Geneva, SIR. res. and lot
tilIable: mi. from Mandan. ..s.,-
OKLA Kns FISH ss eel ls Farm lmp IT. mDt,
mi from Reading; 45 a. cult.
Tex. E. Midland, well located buldg. lot.
Utah. Boxeider CO., so a. & impts.: all tilIa-
bls adopted to 6 ea aS S gram ps 800 t,l.
BILE: so a. timber: 3 a. orchard.
wash. New Whatcom. good lots.
w. M. OSTRANDER.
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wANTED-sITUATION.

SITUATION wANTED-CoMPETENT BOOK
KEEPER AND CREDIT MAN; WILL SUB.
SCRIBE TO STOCK: LUMBER BUSINESS
PREFERRED. ADDRESS BOX 705. CARR
THE JOURNAL.
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STOLEN.


STOLEN-New National bicycle. Return 20 IS
North Illinois ST.; reward
sTOLEN-Horse and phaeton: SIS reward for re-
turn TO HESRY ScHERGENS. 81 East
Washington ct. /
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REAL ESTATE
City property-Fine double house on z. YER
mont St. cottage on rear OF lot; good rental in
yestment; $500.
works: I.700.
Two fine vacant lots near Rural. on Z. Wash
j. NJ. MARKLEY.
4O7 Law Building.
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II. A. CROFT, Manager.
10 n. Pennsylvania ST, Indianapolis, Ind.
New Phones 1866 $685.
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observation-disclosures Transfer and Coal Co..
house and safe movers; heavy hauling OF all
kinds SIS 5. Delaware 81. Telephone 2z2s
sToRAGE-The Union Trsnsfsr ana stor.Es
Company, correr East Ohio -. and Urfon
tracks: only frst-class storage solicited cratinx
and packing Phones rs
sToRAGE-INDEANA STORAGE AND ThANs-
FEE co. E0t square feet OF space: frs-
rroof electric elevators. once. rs H washing
ton ST.; cheapest place In the city 10th 'Phones
,lzs LEW SHANK
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FINANCIAL.
CONCENTRATE
YOUR
OBLIGATIONS.

We advance rlioney TO high-class employees on
their personal note, without security or inoorse-
ment in amounts from $40 TO $780, Rates In pro-
portion TO risk
B0YD;INVESTMENT co.
sz7-9.s Stevenson Building
Old Phone 1922 Green New Phone 21ss
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Real Estates, 500; modern. eight-room house
south Tweaty-ffth on Pennsylvania ST.. finished
In antique oak; lot 40x140; cost 81 500; complete.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.


Unitarian
ALL SOULS dHURcH QNITARIAN)-sunday
services CT thu Hebrew Temple. Delaware and
Tenth streets. at u. n The Rev. r T. New
bert Will speak upon Absolute Religion" solo
by Miss Lily Adam Duet b Miss Adam and
Mr.. Fritz krull; The public cordially invited.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

"ANIED-AGENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hustlers to tack signs
distribute circulars, samples, etc.. canvass
ing; good pay. SUN ADVERTISING BUREAU,
Chicago.
distribute samples and call on the retail trade:
substantial salary; expenses advanced. WORLD
SUPPLY CO, Chicago.
WANTED-Agents make 800 per cent profit
selling Novelty Sign Cards.; merchants buy
10 to 100 on sight; 500 varieties; samples free
Ill.
wANTED-BEGIN RIGHT IN THE COMING
BUSINESS: avoid worthless clap-trap lines:
we manufacture and supply up-to-date mer-
chandse novelties, catalogues. etc. TO success
full mail-order houses everywhere and furnish a
beginners practical mail-order outfit at low
cost: gilt-edge side line for merchants. profess
sional and other bright people; latest catalogue
and information free. CHICAGO SPECIALITY
CO., 1912 Dearborn St, Chicago
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>>->>~~>~>~~~~~~~~~
PATENT ATToRNEY-T- r. BELL. mechsn-
pacity i do not claim exceptional facilities. ex-
cent those guaranteed b. thorough knowledge
81 patent practice, technical training. honesty
and care. beyonc which no special sdvantssss
exist IS Ingalls, blcg.
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Real Estate-Modern, eight-room house. with
bath, furnace, front and rear porch; 40-foot.
east-front lot paved street; Talbot av, south
Twenty-second: price s.. 800; investigate.
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REAL ESTATE
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The New York Store wants a stock boy, 10 TO
is years. for wall paper department Apply
SUPERINTENDENT before 10 o'clock
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Real Estate-Modern, eight-room house, on
Talbot av., near Twenty-third St; lot 40xf40;
fine fruit and shade trees; only $500; inyesti-
gate.
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PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services sundhy morning at 1885 by the Rev.
Miss M. Dean Nonatt. OF New York At the He
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Fine, ten-room house. with BATH fine CRATES
and mantels good condition.; large porch,
screens, fruit; lot 4cx1S5; cement walks Price
$4,000: only s., 400 cash. balance per cent Make
an offer quick.
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SUMMERS WAS roIsED oN ruE rARArET
from his bed. called to him. I got no
reply and just at that moment ! was
startled 10 zee his figure outside the
window lie was standing on the para.
pet with his hands w and bis head
and shoulders inclined as N be- were
taking a header into the sea. Before /
could do anything ! saw him going
over. and then I heard the thud on the
ground"
lie alarmed the hotel people. and the
poor fellow was picked up suffering
from severe conclusion of the brain. q
broken jaw and other severe injuries
lie never woke FROM his fatal sleep.
but died at o'clock on Monday morn.
ing on the soft grass Of the lawn was
plainly visible the mark which was
made by his head
Mr.. John Summers said that his aon
had perhaps become overcNcited 10y his
daily diving When he was six years
old he was addicted 20 mild form ~
sleepwalking. hut the witness had not
known II 20 happen since. Gerald add
cd that he knew his brother had bee
dreaming about diving
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E d. STACEY DEAD.

Mr.. Il. d. Stacey, a former citi.
zen Of Bryan and brother Of Mr.
II. p. Stacey, OF this city, died in
Houston Monday and the remains
were brought here for burial yes
;orday, the funeral proceeding from
II. Il T. c. depot Immediately after
the arrival Of the 2:06 p. m. train.
WIN. Stacey and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Blaokloupe Of Navasota, aud J. J.
Stacey of Houston were here to at.
tend the funeral. Mr.. Stacey was
a member of he Baptist church
and leaves two sons and two daugh-
tiers, all grown.
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Cotton Statistician Neill esti.
mates this seasons crop of cotton
at lO,S65,00O bales, which is pro.
badly excessive, as his estimates
usually are. Not many years ago
Mr.. Neill estimated record break
ing crop that fell below the normal
and that estimate being accepted
by English spinners, cost the
Southern planters millions Of dol
lars. There is no fear of such a
result this year. Good prices have
prevailed since the opening Of the
season and will continue TO pre-.
vasl 10 the end of the season,
for the bulls have the upper hand
of the bears and the spinners need
the cotton as much a. the planters
need the money.-San Antonio
Express.
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=
men Who hdy to be lawyer and
doctors and teachers and type
writers in similar schools are pre-
pairing to make failure.
The Secretary said that the Tex.
as Agricultural and Mechanical
College has one Of the best faculties
in the United States. He pointed
out that he was glad to see the
members OF the faculty almost all
Southern men, and said that be be-
lieved IN Southern men for South.
ern work. The syitem Of too many
colleges organized to teach agricul-
ture was commented upon by say
ing that they generally took the
money appropriated for their use
by the State and proceeded to
make lawyers and doctors out Of
the students who were sent 10 the
agricultural college.
81 only know one State that
has begun right said the speaker.
"That State is Texas. Your col.
lege of agriculture has one Of the
brightest faculties in the world.
II has an intelligent board Of
trustees, and it is the only one ]
know with these requisites for sue.
cessful instruction in agriculture. "
Speaking of the work Of the de-
partment in Texas and generally,
the Secretary said that there is no