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BROWN & TOLSON. AUCTS. 14O8-1I n. z AVE

OhOWN q IOIScOIS, AUCIS., I9V0-I1 N I. AE Il
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF EFFECTS OF
LATE SAMUEL u. RABBITT.
By order Of the Probate Court Of the District cf
Columbia, l will SELL at public auction. FRIDAY
THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN vacant lot In rear OF
Natl. Union Ins. building 918 st. NV, plaster
ers outfit Of mixing boxes. scafolding. wheeibar-
rows mortar boards ladders. ETC., property Of the
estate Of Samuel E. Rabbit.
Terms cash. Goods to be removed before Octo-
Der 1. EDGAR l. BOORAEM Admir-.
se214t 1908 st. NV.
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JURISPRUDENCE AND
DIPLOMACY

HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER. LII. D.. Dean.
Three courses Of higher legal. political and po-
matte training. lead ng to the degrees OF Maste,
OF Laws. Master OF Diplomacy and Doctor OF CiVii
Laws
Session begins October 6. at 4:30 pm.
Lectures from T. 80 until $50 Pm
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Emerson Institute.

Emerson Institute.
Select classical and scientific
school for young men and boys.
GA 18th ST., opposite Franklin
Square, Chas. B. Young, A. NJ, Phi.
D., principal and proprietor.
BEGINS ITS 52D YEAR WEDNESDAY, SEP
TEMPER sc 1908 PREPARES FOR ALI. THE
UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES. sCIEN NTIFIC
SCHOOLS. WEST POINT. ANNAPOLIS. FOR
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR BOYS FROM
SEVEN TO TWELVE YEARS OF AGE. STU
DENTS HAVE PRIVILEGE OF THE Y. NJ. c. A.
GYMNASIUM AND4ATHLETIC FIELD.
GYMNASIUM AND ATHLETIC FIELD. Address
GEO. H. SENSNER, BIS,
Associate Principal and Head Master.
Catalogues Mt all the book stores. se7-45t
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JAMES W. RATCI.IFFE. AUCTIONEER
Trustees Sale of a desir-
able Three-Story Brick
House, No. 1911 18th
street northwest.

By virtue Of a deed OF trust. duly recorded in
Liber No. 24S8 folio 1893 ct seq. OF the land
records for the District Of Columbia. and at the
request Of the PARTIES secured thereby. the under
signed. trustees will offer for sale. by public
tion. In front Of the premises. on FRIDAY. THE
TWENTY II FIFTH Fl pay OF sErTEMBER, A.D:
1903. AT HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described real estate situate in the tity
Of Washington. District Of Columbia, to wit: Part
Of lot one Q). in Alfred H. Lees subdivision OF
lots in square two hundred and eighty (2SO) as
per plat recorded In Lber c. H. B.. at folio 1875.
one Of the records Of the surveyors Of1ce OF the
District OF Columbia, beginning for the at the
northwest corner of said lot and running thence
south 2 feet to the southwest corner of said lot;
thence nOrthessterly 73 6-1O feet to point 4-10
feet north Of the south line Of said lot; thence
south 4-lO feet: thence east to the southeast
corner Of said lot thence north 22 feet and thence
right to q party wall for purpose Of build
ing without further cost the north wall Of the brick
house Immediately adjoining same the south,
also with use OF sixfoot alleyway in the rear Of
Said part of said lot, together with all the i'm
prOvements. rights. &c.
Terms: One-third cash. the balance In one and
two years. with interest from the day OF sale at
six per cent per annum. payable semi annually,
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold, or
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser. A de-
posit Of 500 required at the time Of SALE II the
terms Of sale not complied with In fifteen
days from the day Of SALE the trustees the
the defauting purchaser. after ve days advertise
ment Of such resale in some newspaper published
In Washington. d. c. ALI conveyancing. &C.. at
the cost Of the purchaser.
ALFRED S. NILES Trustee
sel5-d&ds ROBERT N. RQTHER, Trustee.
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BUILDINGS.

UNIVERSITY HALL, corner Of and 18th sts
The home Of tine Department OF Arts and
Sciences.
LAW LECTURE HALL. 1920 st.
The home VI the Departments Of Law. Jarts-
prudence and Diplomacy.
MEDICAL AND DENTAL BUILDING i325
II st
The home Of the Departments Of Medicine anu
Dentistry.
THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL. 1888 II ST.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

MONDAYS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN AR
ehitectural and perspective drawing; pa nting in
oils. winter coloIs, pssteis from life. landscap,
and flowers. Preparation for Corcoran Sch oil of
Art. Address Miss ANNA NJ HUNT, K"e Mar
College Md se2 i-3t.
wANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF SEVERAL.
years experience wishes a few music pup-,s
(piauol; terms very reasonable Call address
Mlss BLAIN 83o st NV se24 st.
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GunStOn,
Bliss
Electrical
School

Offers a practical course in applied
Electricity, complete iii one year.
Students fitted for good positions in
the electrical industries. Graduates
highly successful.
Regular course opens Sept 28.
Evening course opens Sept. 20.
Call or send for Catalog.
2l0 G st. N. w.
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EDUCATIONAL.
In WASHINGTON.

Columbian University
WASHINGTON. D. c.
Charles w. Needham, LID,
PRESIDENT.
The University opens its eightythird gear with
tetter facilities than before. 1t Offers CON-
plete Undergraduate, Graduate and Professional
courses OF study.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING;
no pain: feel. act and last longer than natural
teeth. Shrunken faces made normal Painless
fliinG. DR.. J. L WILSON 1908 = q. nv.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-FROM OCT. I TO MAY 15-DESIR-
able suburban house; rooms; all modern imp0.
Rent nominal. Address Box l52. Star ONCE.
sp24-Sts
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MEDICINE

MEDlCINE.
EMIL 4. DE SCHWEINITZ. PHI. D., NJ D.. Dean.
Two complete courses CT lectures. recitations.
labora tory and clinical work will be given du-lng
the year. the one beginning daily at $3.50 a. m. the
other at 4:3O pm The student may select either
Session begins October /. The best facilities for
laboratory and clinical work afforded In the
New Buildings for the Hospital and the Medical
School, Fall examinations on September 2S
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FOR CATALOGUES. GIVING THE COURSES
OF STUDY. TERMS, ETC, OR FOR FURTHER
IMPORTATION. CALL UPON OR ADDRESS
Claiming Rudd, Registrar,
Sc COR. AND 18TH SITS.
se1O-26t,l27
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AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK CLAY
LANDS AND 4 DESIRABLE FARM IN ALEX
ANDR1A COUNTY. VIRGINIA., To SETTLE
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE HORACE =.
JOHNSTON
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DENTISTRY.
j. HALL. LEWIS, D. D. S. Dean.
Two complete courses Of lectures. recita tfons.
laboratory and clinical work will be given during
the year. the beginning daily at $50 a M. the
other at 4:3O pm. The student may select either
Session begins October l. The free dental In
nrmary opens October at pm. Fall examina-
tions on September %.
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J. Wy .Je ldwie R .ls.6, ca%eriSsr Sgi hs,n EIE M
sic Teachers Association 19o2D4 Piano. Theory.
Choir and Chorus Conducting. Studio. IN. Prince
ton, 1870 st. SEGA 26t'4
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRlNGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW.
Webster Law building, sos D ct. NV Washina.
ton. d. G. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Fiats
New York ave. and 9Th St ~. cells
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FOR REN1-FUR., FINE COLONIAL HOUSE: II
rms. bath; b. 4 o. and electric roads: 30 min.
from Wash; of and horse, with feed;
nominal tent for winter. OWNER, Room 8, i450
q ct. NV. se24-3ts
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TUTORING IN GERMAN-NATURAL METHOD
for children. instruction In music. Children
speciality. Address until October FRAULEIN
ANTOINE IINDINGER, Box 81, Manchester-by
.the-Sca, Mass. sal9-26ts
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FOR SALE-AT BROOKLAND-
7-rOOm house. near cars; al1 mod. imps s., 600.
Groom house, large lot. $3,2OO
Corner lot. $500.
Lot the University. $780, Rare bargain
easy terms
se1N-7te GRACE NJ THOMAS Corcnran building
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CORBETT VICTOR.
For the second Time lie Defeats the Re
doubiabIo McCo,crn.

NuNNfNhif hahNhfAh
San Francisco. April For the
second time young Corbett proved
victor over Terry McGoyern. ssseat
ing the latetr Tuesday siss; = ~
eleventh round The ngh, was so
ly one and both men we're punished
IN the last round the men went into
a clinch Immediately Corbett miss
ga alloft hook and got a hard left on
ear. He uppercut heavily with right
70 stomach. McGOyern forced but
Corbett ducked his left and sent In a
terrific right to the ribs and O second
later a left 20 the jaw and a left 10
the eye Corbett rushed and slipped
down. but got up Immediately Nc
Govern put in a right hard TO ribs and
both slipped down Corbett put a lett
on McGoyern's jaw and Terry nearly
went out. CorbCtt. seeing McGoyern's
distress. rushed and getting Mccoy
ern In neutral corner. swung right.
LETT and right 90 the jaw. McGoyeru's
knees wobbled and his head sank
Corbett. stoadying himself swung his
right sQuarely on McGoyerns jaw and
the little Brooklyn fighter went
squarely on his back. his head strik.
ing the floor with a thud lie lifted
his head az the count OF three. turned
over and looked al the tImckeepers.
his eyes CLASSY and rolling AS the
timekoeper calld seven he attempted
10 get on his feet. but he was unable
20 do so Just after the time keepers
called ten McGovcrn dazHd and clear.
~ gone. got 10 his feet But he was
an instant too late Referee Graney
swung HIS hands 100 the air as "a sig.
nal that the fight was over and that
Curbett had retained the champion.
ship. IN an instant a terrific uproar
took place McGovern's hackers mad.
dened by the sight OF their fayorite
being dragged 90 his corner a defeat.
ed man. swarmed around and into the
ring. They were not quicker than
the policemen. however. who piled pell
nell through the ropes. For FIVE min
utes the uproar continued Then the
lights we're turned down and the
crowd fled out
Eddie Graney Of this city was ref
cree
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cRieBlNo HOLDS
Plenty Of Men Hard at work aud ActI,.
~ u Great

Plenty Of Men Hard st work aud Aotiv'
~ T. Great
New Orleans April THE cribb.ng
work at Hymalia held throughout
Tuesday night and the extension Of the
two lines Is being prosecuted with
yigor. PLENTY OF men are now on the
scene. the Southern Pacific carrying
thIther a force 0f sixty and Waega-
man sending 100 Nov ,s;, -.-- - %
strong hope OF closing the break. plant
ors are scrap.ug together 50 49,,
hands and placing them FOL, me disposal
OF those who are directing thH stIue-
gle a small army of men Ia now enc
gagged filling sacks with earth. and ~
Us expected that over 100000 VIII De-
ready when the cali is made Cor them
The river here stood 40 -nl. same 600
Tuesday night AlI leyeos on tho west
bank of the river from che Arkansas
line 20 lymcla cr0yasso are reported
so excellent condition Armed citizens
and guards continue to patrol them t1
warn away aud WuUIi.hr cutters
Water from Howell croyf. 1u IN
F0urghe. ls threatening some 0f ,be
highlands 0i That basin
Reports from Red river indicate "a
falling stream and State Engineer
Kerr thinks thg river viii be within
Ita banks .n 'hn n.Nl week 200 rou days
Tho rrryl Ht Cross Keys. 900 Red
river. wI'l not l0 much damage
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-02
PRESIDENT OFF.
Chief Executive stars on ui. Long TrlI
Co the Far West.


Washington. April President
Roosevelt at 9.O5 O'Clock this morning
started on his western trip under most
favorable auspices As the special
train pulled out Of the Pennsylvania
station the president stood on the
platform OF his private car. tipping his
hat and smiling In response 10 the en-
thusiastic cheers of hundreds OF ad'
mirers and personal friends As early
as o'clock the crowd began 70 gather
az the white house 10 witness the
presidents departure As he entered
the carriage 10 drive 70 the station,
men made the historic grounds re-
sound with cheers, while women waved
their handkerchiefs and many Of them
their hats The Pennsylvania station
and platforms were crowded with peo-
pie anxious TO extend 10 the chief mag
istrate their good wishes for a safe aud
successful journey. Notable precau'
tons were taken 20 insure the safety
Of the president the police arrange
ments being under the personal su-
peryision OF Comm ssioner West and
Chief Sylvester Uniformed officers
headquarters detectives. plain clothes
men and secret service operatives sur.
rounded the president and covered
every point
A. President Roosevelt alighted
from the carriage hs was Joined by
Secretary Hitchcock iuI they walked
down tEe tit.ou platform arm 100 arm,
the president stopping now and then
o. greet personal friends &c. was az.
tired boo blI,. DJauly cont dark
striped Iur arI Wsr. uiaCn uat
a., 1914. ll fbe ue.. 0, spirits Chdtune
enthusiast .5lIy with GOD nds 1t TIRE
Zip ou E ..u Do was about Jo start
Nsal .l. private Gag De- met Baron
sp,ck son 9f.rauerr tho German
minister who lad come 20 see him
oil They had s.vsrl. minutes CONVEX
satl0u
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ola Newspaper Man Dead

San Francisco. April AFTER a lir.
Ecrlug illness DR. Thomas Poster died
90 the age oi oightyhyc years a.
was one of the oldest newspaper men
IN the country. having been connected
100 an editorial capacity with the Phil
adelphia Public Ledger Zoo 1896 &c.
went to Minnesota boo 1850 ani there
became editor of the Daily NnnDsu.
tan. published 90 So Paul Doc ahO.Uy
afforward engaged iu tho practice oi
medicine and was government puys0-
clan and surgeon 'u. the Indians Boo
Minnesota up 10 1855
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OF ALBANIANS
They Had Demanded the Surrender
Of Eleven SerylanS.
ARE GIVENUP
Growing Fanaticlsm Against Chris.
tians Has Caused the Murder Of
Many and Number, Of 9th.
crs Have Fled,

ConstantInople April "Details %
the disturbances In north Albania
show the revolt which has broken GU,
there against the reform scheme OF the
powers is OF a very serious nature
Several thousand armed Albanians
surrounded the town OF vousteen. on
the MitroyItza- Uskub railroad. March
20. and demanded the surrender OF
eleven Servian gendarmes. who had
been enlisted In accordance with the
reform plans. The governor surren-
dered the Servians. who were bound
and taken to Pristina. after having
been maltreated a number OF Ser
Wan inhabitants and bands OF Albani-
ans later surrounded Mitroyltza. and
serious fighting ensuel with the Turk
ish garrison, consisting Of 5000 troops.
The fighting continued until March 30.
when the Albanians were finally re-
pulsed with great loss
Heavy rcinforcements have been or
dered from vilayet, from Asia Minor
and other places TO the scene Of the
outbreak In order to suppress the re.
bellion. The Albanian rising caused
panic among the Christians Of old
servia, who are fleeing toward SEE.
via.
A panic occurred at Pr.lep IN conse-
quence Of the growing fanatIcism Of
the AlbInians against the Christians
The latter closed their shops and
schools and are preparing 90 seek ref
uge at Monastir Numbers OF Chris
tians have been murdered IN the Prl-
lep district during the last few days
Considerable apprehension is felt az
the Russian embassy for the safety OF
NJ StIcherh.na. consul 90 Rus 10 at
Milroyitza. The outbreak has made
great impression al the palace The
sultan IS intensely exercised and meas
urcs viii ho Immediately taken %
watch the Albanian hattall.0us belong
Ing 10 the Imperial guard on duty az
Nildiz Kiosk. in order 20 prevent dis
order az the palace
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ADVENTDsTs CONVENE.

Oakland. Cali April with moro
than 200 delegates from Europe Amer
Tea and fho islands of tbo sea are &c.
credited 90 fhr h.r'ydnh biennial
convention and conference 0f Seventh
DAY AdyoutIsts. which Ul aummene.
the serious part Oi ItH IaHUr Com
mittcos were appointed and tho nu1u
cial report of tho general church body
Tor the aH. two years was read and
accepted The report of General Treas.
urcr Mitchell showed the total uea. 10
OF conference $40 The present time
amounts 90 s2g.. ios. Gree :so~ eneam'
brauCc.
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STRIKE ENDED.

Date fils Been Agreed CO. ou which an
Mcu WI g. E.-empIoyed.
Colorado Springs Colo. APRIL IT,
Tho strike at Colorado CITY, which
has been .u progress since Fob o. aud
the strike 100 the mines % the Cripple
Creek district shipping 10 the United
States Reduction aud Refining CONF
pIuys plants. which was ordered as o.
result af tba Colorado city strife BIAS
been declared of by President Meyer
OF the Western Federation OF Miner
The only question lt ISSUE hla been .ho
time at which strikers were t0 Doe rs-
iuFtltei President Meyer accepts rHe
promise of Manager MacNo.lI that thc
men viii all be employed by May rs.
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is DISSOLVED.

Temporary Injunction Agninst Railroad
Men ~ Longer Effective.
ST. Louis. April lin the United
States district court Judge y Adams
handed down a decision dissolying tho
Injunction given March Q restraining
officials 81 Brotherh0ods Of Locomotive
Fireman and Railroad Tralnmen and
other labor leaders from influencing ia
any way or ordering men employed on
the Wabash system TO strike. a tenn
porary injunction had been granted
by Judge Adams on allegations made
hy officials of The Wabash system that
Scicudan's were cousp.rIne to interfere
with Interstate traffic and transmits.
rzzr -s -r-.-- etle5 malls
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-02
EIrnh.nt pIsh OF /. chlII.

Chicago. April Sultan. the half
grown Indian elephant OF Ringline
Bros monagerie. died In box car Just
before being taken to the Coliseum
With the herd OF forty the little seven.
foot elephant had just arrived from
Baraboo. the winter quarters OF the
circus While being carried across
Wisconsin sultan" was taken with a
chill AZ one Of the stations all the
whisky whooh could be secured In tho
town was made into hot toddy for
the animal.
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SENATE ANo HOUSE.
They DO . osnsidcrable Amount Of Work
During Tuesday.

curing tuesday
Austin. April l-Senaior Brach-
fields bill. relating 20 validity OF
teachers certificates. was passed TO
third reading.
Senate bill requiring dian'ection %
railway passenger cars and stree,clrs.
and other public conveyance was pass
ed with amendment providing FOR dis
Infection aud Inspection Of public
bfll.ags also.
senator Bailey was .Gviied % a seat
o. tla speakers r0s,gum.
seaate bills were passed finally as
follows
Prohibiting hunting or fishing upon
incloged lands OF another without writ
ten consent Of owner applying only
10 enclosures OF 1000 acres or less: for
the Cotton Belt merger, for mineral
survey OF school and asylum and other
mineral lands OF the state. for pay
ment OF fees OF sheriff or constable
for removing prisoners 20 or from the
county before indictment. II he be aft
erwards indicted. regulating practice
OF pharmacy amended 10 provide that
only qualified pharmacists might an
prescriptions or drugs. but permitting
others 10 sell patent or proprietary
medicines IN unbroken packages.
In the senate Senator Bailey was In.
yited 90 seat In the forum
On motion Of Senator Beatty the floor
OF the senate was rendered the en-
ployes 10 present remembrance.
Enrolling Clerk McKIunon. In few
weil-choscn words. presented Lieuton-
ant Governor Neal with a handsome
gold.headcd umbrella In behalf OF the
senate officers, clerks and pages.
Lieutenant Governor Neal made a
htting response OF appreciation
Secretary ID Smith made "a like pre-
scniation 20 President Pro TEN Sena.
tor Davidson Of Dewitt. who made an
appropriate response.
Passed 20 third reading house bin
f-cyIiIug Tor the rebuilding OF the old
stone fort at Nacogdoches
Finally passed house BIN fixing fees
OF justices OF the peace 10 civil and
mlsdcamcanor eases
Finally passed house BIN changing
the scholastic age
Agricultural department bin with
Harper amendment prevailed
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R1Ua. J. T. April dick sharp OF
this place claims fo hsyo found within
three miles ui HaNH "a lead mine with
a vein tou inches wide at thD surface
OF tho ground. Specimens of the ore
were exhibited BY meu VINO hE1 vGzk
cd iu the mines ~ Joplin. no. b bs
cQul. t1 the best u.ola taken from
those mines. with probably more sill
Yer Iu No. One sntlu5la8uc Far1y Ia
reported to have 0ac.o- S!s@s - Xxx
10 shown ug
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STRUGGLE A SUCCESS
Attempt to Hold Pon'chatrain Dis.
trict Lcyee, Gratifying.
APPEALS ANSWERED
Additional Men aud Money Have Been
Received al Hymeia and Results
Of Satisfactory Charac.
ter Are Secured.

New Orleans. April with a fall
OF two.tonths OF a foot 10 twenty.four
hours and encouraging news from the
scene Of the struggle at Hymela. river
conditions are considerably improved
The only disquieting news OF Tuesday
was the reported break at Angola. but
the importance Of this break was min.
imized 20 some extent by the news
that the damage resulting would be
largely confined to the state farm To-
Gated there The eleven miles Of le-
wees protecting Angola have cost ap.
proxlmately 100000 a desperate
struggle had been in progress there
for the last week 10 hold the embank.
ment. but water has been steadily
seeping through il and the conditions
had grown so critical by the end OF
the week that President Parker OF the
board OF control had ordered the re.
moval Of the stock and the bulk OF
the conyicts into the Tunlca hills as a
matter OF precaution and steps taken
70 protect Il has been the aim Of the
leyee boards. The leyoe Is located
nearly opposite the mouth Of Red riy.
er and the water will ultimately find
ats way back into the Mississippi. ia.
creasing the food wave south OF Ba.
ton Rouge
Good results attended the work at
Hymola Tuesday and the answer 20
the appeal of the board for additional
men and money had been answered.
Large quantities OF material went for.
ward by Tuesday evening the crib.
bling at the upper end OF the broken
end OF the levee had reached the VIII
lows on the batturo and extended out
1000 feet on the lower end The real
test will come when Il is attempted
% Join the ends and beginning the
work of sackIng a hopeful feeling
prevails at the scene and the chance
OF closing the break is fair The CX
tent 0f inundated land gradually in
creases and the situation win be- as
desperate one for the sugar planters
and truck farmers 10 disaster comes
now
Success continues 90 attend the
struggle to hold the lovo,s of The
Puu.olaTau district President LoaED
OF the .goc board and Assistant I'm
gIneor Lewis went back 90 Doe scene
after o brief trip Go the city They
said persistent 1ght was being kept
up tu undo the work of DraWhsh. |
which threatens number of points zoo
the district While much Ul this|
stretch bias stili o. safe margin ah0y.
the present flood there ara other lo.
vcos u f which they arc likely to Doc
rCgu .I fI sustain
WILLIAMS a.0 Invested Zoo sugar prop.
orty Boo fHe district auI two great
railroad lines Dies Boo DO and DO Is fhr
interests which have uu foI with fha
ieve. board t1 protect ODE PuuIchar
train basin.
Tho reading of fho river here FRI.
day mHu.ue was 2U- I...u. ul %
tenth rum Monday Th." was r.
further Gam 0f o. tenth during rho day
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-02
SHOTS EXCHANGED.

Tho Dominican Warship rre.idcute aud
Port Do some IirinE
San Domingo April 1.-The nomIni.
can wauhlp Prcs.douto. fyinr the flag
Of President Vasluol. arrived on this
port aud sirualloi for pilot who went
on board The cruiser then loft FOR
San Domingo after exchanging cannon
shots with 'he FORT NO damage was
done ou either side Tao situation d.
becoming very serious The arrival oi
o foreign warship is auyiousIy awaited
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-02

San Francisco. April Major Cen.
eral Il = Hughes ha, retired from
active service Doc turned over Oh"
command of Jho Department of Cali
forna 10 Major General MsgArlhur
No special Formally marked the event.
the retiring commander simply intro.
ducing his successor 10 the stan de-.
partment