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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-07

The ladies OF the Methodist church
will have a soeiable az the residence
OF Mrs. w. II. Walker Thursday
afternoon June 9th from TO 5. Ice
cream, sherbet and cake served a.
10 cents per plate. iS2
Snowdrift is the only lard that
will stand the summer heat. II
does not get soft like other lards and
is nice aud fresh all the time. 2cs
Gold band hams aud Breakfast
bacon are the best that money can
buy. Try one and you will have no
other kind. All first-class grocers
have them. aS
There will be regular services at
the Christian church today, By the
pastor. A full attendance OF the
membership especially is requested
As this is home mission day.
b. L. Reed was in the city yester-
day aud requested the Eagle to state
that be will give his annual barbe-
cue and shoot at Mudvllle wednes-
day. Everybody is invited aud a
grand time Is In store for those who
20.
Lena, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
kochanowitz, was chrlstened at 81.
Joseph's church sunday. After the
service relatives and friends were
entertained at the family home.
where Miss Green aud the children
OF LOUIS Kochanowitz Of Bremond
are guests.
VIII Bradley, wanted IN Rob.
ertson county, was lodged In Jail yes
terday by Constable Baker. Anoth-
~ negro named Charlie Paul was
lodged in jail on a theft charge.
Constable shepherd came down
from Bremond yesterday afternoon
after Bradley.
Accidents aud death happen when
least expected At little cost. nv
company will save your family from
perjury and want, possibly II YOU
are not protected, or not satisfied
With your present contract, see me. |
Geo. a. Adams, Phone No. e65 iSs
An Immense crowd filed the ros.
pei tent Sunday night to hear Rev
J. L. Meads who spoke upon the
story OF David and Jonathan aud the
iecline of such strong and lasting
friendships. His discourse was full !
II beauty and interest and was a
Itrong plea for sincerity aud natn-
alness and against caste distinctions
lnd empty religious professions.
ne music was a splendid feature of
he service, notably the vocal duet
" Rev and Mrs. Jewell Howard.
FOOD services were beld Yesterday
mi last night. The meeting wifi
ontinue throughout the week, bot
robably not longer. Services AZ 10
}. m, and $3.50 p. IN.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-07
Local NeseS

Mrs. VIII Winter went to Marlii
Sunday.
Tom Adams has returned from
Taylor.
II. +. simmons returned Sunday
from Mart.
House for rent, close in. w. d
Lawrence. is2
Chancey Kernole was here Sunday
from Marlin.
For Sale-Good top buggy. See
me- at Eagle. NJ. +. Wallace.
VIII r.. Thomas Of Navasota was
here Sunday.
Selden Bate was here from Nava-
Gotta yesterday.
Judge w. G. Gibbs has returned to
jacksonville.
Gen. n. X. Stoddard went to
Houston yesterday.
Miss Nellie Tabor returned Sunday
from visit 10 Waco.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Sanders visi-
ted Houston Sunday.
Mrs. J. T. Evans returned Sunday
after n visit to Houston.
Mrs. Il. p. Wilson and children re-
turned to Houston Sunday.
Mrs. w. +. Johnson Of Millican
Is visiting Mrs. +. r. Parks.
M. Royder Of wellborn was
visitor TO the city yesterday.
J. T. Maloney of Palestine spent
the past two days In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Reagan arrived
yesterday from Orange on a visit.
Mrs. NJ. II. Kelly and children Of
College are visiting in Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Derden Of Pal |
estine are here visiting relatives.
Marriage license has been issued |
10 James Griffin and Patsy Butcher.
Miss Hattie Mcconnell left yes
terday 10 visit relatives In Corsicana.
w. NJ. McKewen OF Marlin is now
with the Exchange shaving parlor.
Mrs. Laura Barber, OF Madison
willie ia the guest Of Mrs. +. l.. Bral.
ley.
II. X. Knowles wants 10 buy your
Irish potatoes at Sanders Bros, store
In Bryan. Bring them In diSiw36
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-07

Mrs. J. b. Zimmerman and daugh-
ter Miss Mabel, are visiting in Mar
lin
Mrs. Mary Pigford of Frio county
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ.
Mize.
;. L. Brogdon arrived from Beau
mont yesterday on visit 10 rela-
tives.
Mrs. VIII Kinney of Ennis is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. T. p.
Boyett.
G. II. Woodson, who is enjoying
weeks vacation, went to Navasota
yesterday.
Good house for rent close in.
Plenty Of water. Apply to +. J
Fountain. lS2
Special low prices this week on
mems fine straw hats at Parks d
waldrop's. is5
Parks a Waldrop are selling mems
summer suits this week at almost
half price. iS5
Mrs. J. A. Sloan has returned TO
Rusk after visit TO her sister Mrs.
W. r. James.
Mrs. Sue Barnes was called TO
Hico yesterday by the illness OF her
little grandson.
John Snowwhite OF Calvert was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Bailey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Castles returned
to CorsicanA Sunday after visit TO
Mrs. Memories.
ssMr. and Mrs. j. II. Cornell came
down from Dallas Sunday for the
Farmers Congress.
Capt. aud Mrs. Rhea and Miss
Rhea OF Mckinney are guests of Mr..
Md Mrs. +. ID. Perkins.
Rev. Adams OF Anderson will
preach az the Methodist church sun.
lay and Sunday night next.
Mrs. Bette Collins and little daugh.
er of Edge returned yesterday from
visit to Itasca, Hill county.
Judge Jno. n. Henderson went 10 !
Sam Antonio yesterday to attend the I
Meeting Of the bar association.
Insist on having Snowdrift lard IL a
'ou want the very best. IL is the d
unrest lard that can be bought. 2u3 {
wanted-5O0OO Nut Cracker to-
'acco tags at cent each in goods ;
. cash prices. Jno. NJ. Lawrence n
! Co. 200 {
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-07

w. o. Sanders has purchased one
sixteenth Of an acre Of oil land a
Sour Lake from G. @. Parsons.
Charles Knoblauch. who has beer
sick the past two weeks. is still con
fined to his home, the Eagle regretl
10 learn.
Mr.. o. II. p Garrett. a we'll known
newspaper man Of Paris, Texas, Is
here on = visit to his sister, Mrs. J
+. Parks.
Miss Matte Tabor aud Mrs. Callis
Kirk Of Mississippi left Sunday q
visit relatives in Houston. They
will return today.
T. A. Searcy, district deputy grand
master, left last night 10 make an
official visitation 10 the Masonic
lodge at Anderson.
Gold band hams and Breakfast
bacon are the height OF perfection,
in fact they are the goods that made
Kansas City famous. 2Os
The colored base ball teams Of
Austin and Bryan had a lively game
here yesterday afternoon. Score :
70 in favor Of Austin.
Fresh bread and cakes, light, clean
and wholesome, supplied In any
quantity by the Texas Bakery, Mrs.
otto Boehme, Proprietress. iS5tf
My entire time is devoted 10 In
surance, strictly; no side lines. Read
my ad elsewhere. Yours 10 serve,
Geo. A. Adams. Phone 265 is3
Emmett Rohde was here from
Hearne Sunday, and left for Hot
Spring, Ark, 10 bring home his
father, whose health shows no inn
provement.
Snowdriitis the only lard that Is
made from a strictly vegetable COM
pound. Therefore it is the very best
produced. 2O3
Advices from Franklin last night
stated that the jury was still out on
the Collier case, and will be dismiss
ed tomorrow whether a verdict is
reached or not. Looks like a mistri-
al.
Mr.. Hanno Faust, a graduate Of A n
,nd NJ. college, has lately secured
Hapgoods Of 300 Broadway, /
New York, very good position in
he New York offices OF James Row. /
and 4 Sons.
The Farmers Congress opens to-
lay, aud thanks to the efforts OF /
chairman Wipprecht, acting tor the
BUSINESS League and the BRACES
county Farmers Institute, BRACES
'ounty has creditable exhibit.
ne Congress promises to be a roc
I'd breaker on attendance and inter-
st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15

Fiftythree young men last night received
degrees in medicine at the annual COM
mencement Of the Medical Department Of
Washington University at the Odeon.
Dean Carroll Davis of Christ Church
Cathedral. offered the invocation. after
which Chancellor Chaplin Of Washington
Z. II. Gregory then addressed the graduates
Dean Robert Luedeking named the honor
graduates and prize winners.
The graduates designated by the faculty
to receive honorable mention were: Fred
erick Fahlen. Lewis Hunker, Jr.. Arthur
Campbell Kimball. Marion Luther Kline
felter, Emmett William McBratney. Henry
Pace and Moritz c. Tuholske.
The George F. Gill prize for meritorious
work in diseases of children was awarded
to Arthur Campbell Kimball.
The Curtman prize in chemistry was
awarded to John Clark Bowman. The Gil
prize In anatomy went to Henry Hooeen
Kirby.
The following students -in the first.year
class received honorable mention in chem
istry: John Worth Gray. Arthur Gundiacn,
Lawler. The following received honorable
mention In anatomy: Rufus Howard Bodine.
John Clark Bowman, Edward Spencer
Clark. Samuel P. Martin. Marsh Pitzman
and Francis Joseph Sullivan.
The benediction was pronounced by Dean
Carroll Davis.
The, followins are ,.l the graduates,
James McAfee buchanan. Harry Lester Co.
bean. Francis Bruch Cochran, Lee Matthew
Coffey. Joseph Davis. William Joseph Doyle.
II. D.. Forrest Leon Estill, Fred Fahlen.
Henry Fuhrmann, Edwin Otis Gable.
Charles Albert George. Frank Newton Cor
don. \ r; Charles Nichols Guhman.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15
PRISONERS DENIAL EMPHATIC.
Women Have Recently Exchanged
!Caustic Letters.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REfUBLiC SPECIAL
Memphis, Tenn. May 14-Mrs Elizabeth
Mccormick. charged with sending poisoned
whisky to Cincinnati. Is being held by the
police awaiting the arrival of the Ohio Of
ficers. She says she will go without
reouisition.
She is a buxom woman of medium height.
about IS years old, weighing 40 pounds.
Her face is an average one, with nothing
vicious about it. She seems a person of
fair intelligence, with very little education.
In 1900 she secured a divorce from her
husband. John r. Mccormick, a cooper. at
Abbeville. Miss. and after living for a
time at Poplar Bluff and at St. Louis ac-
cepted the position of housekeeper for Ed
win Pell, Memphis saloonkeeper. His wife
is dead and he has three children.
cinnati: Mrs. Mccormick says. was not
pleased with the arrangement, and uncom-
plimentary letters have been passing be-
tween the women since PelFs visit to Gin
cinnatf, about three weeks ago.
Mrs. Nobbe's letters were usually ad-
dressed TO the .'Housekeeper at Pell's Cot
tage." A candy baby doll was received by
Mrs. Mccormick recently. which she re-
turned with stinging reply.
The prisoner bitterly denies sending the
poisoned whisky, but seems very much
worried over the affair.
The express officials received the fatal
package two days ago. 1t was marked
Glass, Handle With Care" but nothing
on 1t to indicate the sender's identity. The
police gave Pell his liberty after putting
him through q rigid examination.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15
CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY
C0NFERS IL. D. ON PRESIDENT
Roosevelt Departs From San Fran
cisco to View the Yosemite
Valley.

San Francisco. Cal. May I-President
Roosevelt bade farewell to San Francisco
tonight. his last day. like the Others here.
having been 50 completely taken up that It
served to verify the smiling remark he
made yesterday that the city of the Golden
Gate had given him everything except
sleep.
Early this morning the presidential party.
with an escort of sailors and marines, left
the Palace Hotel and participated in the
dedication of the monument commemorative
Of the victory Of Commodore Dewey and his
fleet at Manila Bay. Here the President
dwelt strongly on the necessity of strong
er navy and of practical training at sea.
Then a trip was taken across the bay
to Berkeley, the home of the University OF
California, where the President spoke at
the commencement exercises Here the de-
gree of LII. d. was conferred upon him. The
citizens of Oakland next claimed Mr.. Roose-
veltS presence.
Following came a visit to the Vallejo.
where the corner stone of the Navy Y. n.
c. A. building was laid.
An inspection was then made Of the Mare
Island Navy Yard, and the party returned
at o'clock TO attend the Union League
Club banquet.
Shortly after midnight the President de-
parted 10 view the Yosemite Valley.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15
Lizzie Mccormick Denies That She
Sent the Drugged Whisky
to Mrs. Noble.
JEALOUSY FIGURES IN CASE.
Ohio Woman's Husband Left Her
Years Ago and Her Brother
in-Law, a Saloon Man, Has
Employed Suspect as
Housekeeper.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cincinnati. o.. May 1.-THE police of
Cincinnati and Memphis are investigating
an alleged attempt at poisoning which has
strange ramiications.
An express package containing a bottle
of poisoned whisky was broken in transit
in the warerooms of the Adams Express
Company here yesterday afternoon and five
men drank Of the liquor.
One of them. Benjamin Flicker an en-
ploye of the express company. is dead.
William DAILY and Louis Burbank are in a
critical condition. William Stevens is ser
iously Ill and George Heberly was affected,
but is now out of danger.
The package was addressed to Mrs. Kate
Noble of No. 5o7 Harriet street. Chief of
Police Samuel Corbin became convinced
that an attempt had been made to murder
the woman and early this morning he sent
the following telegram:
Chief Of Police. Memphis. Tenn.-Arrest Lizzie
Mccormick Of No. Hampton place on charge
OF murder VIII send warrant. She is the house
keeper for Edwin Peii. saoonkeeper at No. IA
West Beal street. SAMUEL CoRBIN.
Night Chief.
All the men who drank of the whisky
showed symptoms of arsenical poisoning.
While Flicker was engaged in transferring
Packages in the express company,s ware
rooms at Butler, street and Friendship al
ley. yesterday. assisted by DAILY. Burbank,
Stevens and Heberly the wrapper about one
package became unwrapped and what ap-
peared to be quart bottle of whisky fell
out.
BOTTLE IS BROKEN.
II was cracked in the fall and each Of
the men took drink of the liquor. A
Few minutes later they were all on the
way to the hospital. suffering agonies from
poisoning. Flicker died soon after arriving
at the hospital
The Identification of the handwriting on
the poison package was made by the in
tended victim. Mrs. Noble. before she knew
that an attempt upon her life had been
made. A reporter traced upon tissue paper
the misspelied address. and 1t was taken
to the home Of Mrs. Noble on the fourth
floor Of the tenement at No. 5Uf Harriet
street. She was aroused from sleep and
was asked IL she had expected an express
parcel. She replied in the negative and to
further questions. declared that she knew
Of no one who would send her a bottle OF
liquor.
At this point story Of the domestic I'm
felicities of Mrs. Noble and her husband.
Edward. was related. Her husband had left
her three years ago, Mrs. Noble said and
she had last heard of him in December.
1902. through the San Francisco police. She
years ago. The handwriting had not the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15
GAVE LIFE FOR PASSENGERS.
Engineer Stuck to Post and Was
Killed in Wreck.

Washington C. H., o.. May 14.-The Gin
cinnati and Pittsburg express on the Mid
land division of the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern was wrecked five miles east
and two persons were killed and several
seriously injured.
Engineer John May. Newark. O.. and
Fireman ]. A. Leighton. Newark. O., were
Four persons were seriously injured and
all the other passengers were badly shaken
up. some sustaining painful bruises.
rails. The train was running at speed of
about forty-fve miles an hour when 1t left
to his post and cut off the steam and ap-
piled the air brakes. He might have es-
capped by jumping. but gave up his life to
save his passengers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15

q dozen transatlantic steamships lines have
been found by detectives in the room Of G.
Rosseau. who. it is alleged. was the sender
Of the Internal machine found at the
Cunard Company's docks
This fact has given rise to theory: {hat
Rosseau sailed for Europe Saturday fmne-
diately after mailing the warning letter to
Police Commissioner Greene Those at 6e
house are strongly Of the opinion that he
Is now in nidocean. en- route for some fors
eign port. They think 1t possible that he
sailed on the Umbria.
On cabled instructions from 6e police
here each of the steamers which sailed east.
bound Saturday will be searched on arrival
for the dynarniter.
There appears on the register of the West
Shore Hotel in this city. under the date Of
April 26 two names bracketed together,
showing that the two men had shared the
same room These names are:
Edward Andrea. Holden. Mo.
John A. Ruby (or Reilly. Niagara.
The name RUBY" is in a handwriting
similar to that in the letter sent Commits
sioner Greene last Saturday. ard to the
writing found on the tornup slips OF papef
which were discovered in Rosseau's ROOM
LOSS OF NARONIC 3
RECALLED BY PAPERS.
Among the effects Of the man who Rsnt
the internal machine to the Cunard Line
dock last week was a piece OF paper on
which was written in French:
The destruction Of the Naronic was com.
plete. Mr.. LeBrun. who made the box, has
this moment gone to Chicago
The Naronic left Liverpool on the morn
ing Of February IL. 1893. with 400 tons Of
freight. a crew of fifty-hve men and ff-
teen passengers. who had gone to England
on the previous trip in charge OF a cargo
OF cattle. She was never seen after she
left the Mersey. and to this day no word
OF her has come to the owners of the lins.
ANDRUSS'S NAME
CONNECTED BY CHANCE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Holden. Mo, May 1.-THE report about
Edward Andruss in connection with the
dynamite plot arose from the fact that Doo-
tor Edward Andruss Is in New York City
taking postgraduate course His name
simply appeared on the hotel register under
the name Of the man who was connected
with the Umbria steamship report
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15

Charles Garland Hinkle Warren Nicholas
Horton. David Fount Howard. Lewis Hun
ker. Jr.; Charles George Washington Jungk
Arthur Campbell Kimball. A. B.: Constan-
tin Martin Tenz Klie PHI. c.; Marion Lu-
ther Klinefelter. Emmett William McBrat-
ney. Phi. B.: Albert Baptiste McQuillsn. Ed
gar Joseph Mairs. Carl Emil Otto Boeller
Albert Hoffman Myerdck. NJ. g.. NJ. D.. !;
Frederick Henry Mes. Henry Pace. Clar-
ence Eugene Pierce. Phi: G.: William Pierce.
Claude Llewellv1 Rawlings. Albert Leroy
Reuss. Elmer Frederick Scheye. Adam Will
liam Schneider. Give Douglas Scott, A. r..
James Simpson. Newton Elliot Smith. VIII
liam Christian spannaSel. Fred Loren
son, William Alfred Trueblood. II. D.: Nor
itz G. Tuholske George William Walker.
William Alexander Welch. Harlow Vernon
Wilson. Dudley Boone Williams. a. r..
Richard Marvin Winn. George Kent wor,
den. Charles Oscar Wright.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15
MILITlAMEN ARE DISCHARGED.
Three Members Dismissed for
Nonattendance at Drills.

Three members of the First Regiment. n
g. NJ: were discharged last night for nom
a,'GnosnSe a sns,tn at drills They were: Private
stevenson. Company E, and Private Ed
ward Ruby. Company A.
FEST Pagime s G,air, who Is In charge OF the
were made In the interest. of the service.
Attendance END at drills. he says. is essential
and members failing to attend regularly
will be discharged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15
ST. LOUIS WOMAN SENTENCED.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hampton Convict
ed of Pension Fraud.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL -
Springfield. Ill, May 14-Judse Humphrey
OF the United States Dstyicf Court to-day
reluctantly passed sentence on asxonansd de-
fendant6 6 years old. \ S-,s
The prisoner was Mrs Elizabeth Hamp
ton. alias O'Leary, who was charged with
making false affidavit to a pension claim.
The punishment for the offense Is fixed at
penitentiary or. jail sentence, but on ac-
count OF: the woman's age Judge Humphrey
imposed a dne of $1,000 and costs upon her.
Tho woman is the wife of Cornelius
O'Leaysof ST. Louis. It was proved that
she attempted to secure pension as widow
Of her former husband. Justus Hampton,
who died In 1850
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15
TOOK TOO MUCH AcoNITE.
Calve Unable to Appear in "Dam-
nation de Faust" at Paris.

SPECIAL RY CABLE TO THE NEW YORK
HERALD AND THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC.
Paris. May 14.-(Copyright, 1s03)-When
the curtain rose on the "Damnation de
Faust" in the Theater Sarah Bernhardt last
evening the manager addressed the audi
erce, informing them that Nine. Calve
would not appear.
He stated that in order to be able to sing
in the evening she had taken dose Of
sconite as tonic. Unfortunately she took
an overdose and Is now in very serious
condition.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15
CanelI He'd for Observations.

Charles cappeu. 30 years old. of No. $50
Ohio Avenue. employed at the Judge ..
Dolph pharmacy, Fourth ana Market .
day morning by Policemen Joplin: Meagher
and Murphy wandering around In the neigh
borhood Of the store. The door OF the store
taken. Cappef was taken to the City Hos
pital for observation
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Catholic knights vote down proposition 10
limit number of assessments.
George c. Whipple expert witness in
drainage hearing case. undsunted by cross
examination OF Attorney General Hamln.
Jr.ge Pollard holds that State warras. is
no bar to prosecution for violation of city
ordinance.
their china wedding anniversary. were SER
enaded by friends. and the affair became n
'ncnrace-suicide'' party
Leslie A Moffett who has heeu in the
real estate business for a third of century.
sold his interests in the firm of Morett <
Franciscus to his partner, James VI. Fran
ciscus, Jr.
W. p. Hiiiari. cashier of Mechanics No
tiona! Bank. presents gavel TO president of
Texas Association.
: Corner stone of New Forest Park Uni
reTsty is laid.
Mrs. Fannie E. Etheridcc secured a de-
gree of divorce and al once married Joseph
,QnevereuS in the Courthouse at Clayton.
The Board of Education fixes the school
tax at 80 cents.
Illinois Transit Company incorporates
with 100000 capital
Z Thomas Nugent was arrested on the
charge of running over Doctor Jerome
Bauduy. whose condition is serious.
MISS bay Bacon OF SdTiHaEe, WHO was
married TO Jesse Leigh two months ago.
Continued her studies in the Beethoven Con-
servatory under her maiden name until the
secret leaked out The couple will depart
on a wedding trip to-day.
Mayor James A. Reed of Kansas City is
sick at the Planters
Theodore Benson, in spirit of revenge
mutilated valuable page of ledger at Sim
mons Hardware Company.
The fund of s2o.oc0 to build the new Ca
rondelet NJ. E. Church, South. was COM
pleted.
Fffty-three men received the degree of
doctor of medicine at Washington Univer-
sity.
Detectives investigating the death of Har-
~ Wellshan stated that they did not be-
lieve the motorman killed himself.
Mrs. Catherine Sherwood wishart will
sing leading role in opera. The New
World
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15
Marine Intelligence.

Queenstown. MAY 14.-Sailed: Majestic
Grc1a LiverpooD. New York
Glasgow. May 14.-Sailed: Corean. Boston.
Liverpool May l3-Arrived: Bostonian.
Boston. for Manchester: 14th, Haverford,
Philadelphia.
Palmero. May 12.-sailed: Napolitan
Prince. New York
Scilly. May 14.-Passed: Batavia. New
York. for Hamburg.
Queenstown, May 14.-Arrived: Saxonia,
Boston for Liverpool (and proceeded)
New York. May l-Sailed: Fuerst Bis
rnarck. Hamburg. via Plymouth and Cher
tourg: La Bretagne. Hayre: Konigen. Luise.
Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg: Mon
goian. Glasgow.
Havre. May H-Arriyed: La Sayoie, from
New York.
cherbourE. May N.-Arrived: Deutsch-
land. New York.
New York, May A-Arrived: Germanic.
Liverpool and Queenstown.
Liverpool, May H.-Saiied: Partisan, Que
bee and Montreal. via Moville
Genoa, May 1l-Sailed. Vancouver, Bos-
ton. not previously.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-15
CHICAGO ANARCHISTS
PROBABLY PLOTTED TO
DESTROY THE UMBRIA,
Continued From Page One.

the police and they will be compared with
those found in the Internal machine.
Chief McClusky returned to New York
late this afternoon. Before departing he
stated that he was positive that George
Russell and G. Rosseau. for whom the New
York police are searching. were one and
the same man..
New York. May 1A-sailing lists of a half