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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
THE IONA ISLAND EXPLOSION.
Naval Board Unable to Find the Cause Of
the Disaster.

Washington Dec. 4-The navy board which was
amounted to investigate the fatal explosion al the
magazine on Iona Island has completed us WORK
The hoard was unable 10 ascertain the exact cause
81 the EXPLOSION but has submitted number of
sIlqeestio1s for changes in the reguau tons paruc-
11IsTly as 10 the unloading OF shells charged with
ri pOMQer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
William Collier Leaves Management Of
Weber & Fields.

The contracts between William Collier and Weber
L Fields were aEnicabIy dissolved yesterday, and
l1er the holidays Mr.. Collier VIII cease 10 be man
age ~ the music hall comedians II is said that
- I'll appear In the new comedy by Augustus
a, -'a@s' The Other Girl'' which Charles Frohman
- Produce al the Criterion Theatre after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
NINE. CAMILLE sEYeARD OUT AGAIN.

Nine. Camille seygard. the soprano has
covered from three weeks illness, which at one
moment threatened 10 prove fatal She visited the
Metropolitan Opera House yesterday for the first
tine and viii attend rehearsals again next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
THE BALTIMORE BACK FROM DOMINGO.

Norfolk Va. Dec. 4-The cruiser Baltimore ar
riva7 in Hampton Roads to-day from San Do
irgo ana vim coal here preparatory 70 acting as
convoy for the torpedo boat DESTROYER hotilla on
trial trip In deep water Three deStroyeFs are now
coaling at Newport News for this trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
DAVID COOK.

Newburg. N. z. Dec. I (SpeciaD Cook. a
well known landscape gardener and florist. is dead
at his home in FishlCiu Landing, aged seventy-two
years. He was prominent in Masonry. For several
years Mr.. Cook had charge of J. Pierpont Morgan's
summer place ar Highland Falls. He leaves a
widow and four children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
HERBERT SPENCER WORSE.
Grave Anxiety Caused by the Well Known
Philosophers Sickness

London. Dec. IA bulletin issued here this even
ing announces that the condition Of Herbert Spen-
Ger. who has been i'll for some time. is causing
grave anxiety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

CHANLER-AsHLY-At st. Georges Rectory NeU-YorS
Citv on FRIDAY December BY the Rev. W. S. Rains
ford D. D.. Beatrix W Ash.y William A. Chanler
ODDIE-MACDONALD-O Wednesday. December =
1905 at Peters Church. Carson City New. by the
Rev Benjamin J. DarneiIe Claire Gardner Macdonald
and Taszer LOBndes Odde.
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highest temperature yesterday, - degrees '"e1
average %. average for corresponding cate las1 ca
ersge Tor corresponding date last tfeny Ne
Iocsl forecast-clouiy to-day, colder a. AisH'' sunny
fair. fresh winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

,,1,r -l-of hat Miss Fay Templeton. dissatisfied
- - io@o tour OF The Runaways" and dis
1870 80 l'-st her promised starring tour in q
- pay BY Clyde Fitch is stin thing of the
- -o0u' 10 leave "The RunaWays' alto
g. - --..-eo last night by the shubert Broth
The kunaways' ia her rs1- r,ece IS rTodpced
whenever that may be -
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THE TRIBUNE VIII Be sent BY mail 20 address
IN country abroad. a-d address changed as
a. desired Suascra p-ions be given
regular before leaving. be couveRisut.
hand TIE TRIBUNE OHice-
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ENGAGED.

wOOD-JOHNSTON-The engagement Of Miss Harriette
Miluan Johnston, Of No IS Gramercy Park. graduate
~ the Woman's Law Glass. New-York University,
1901 TO Mr.. William H Wood. Deputy Attorney Gen
Of Albany y. Y. is announced the marriage TO
take place December %. 1903
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% le .@st Two weeks 0: his engagement at the
!. 80 a+ 49, Theatre beginning on December
D1Enass drama, The Corsicsr E7-a,t,e,g, .. NJ
; 1snte hrst appeared in this play AT the same
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Special Notices.


Joseph Hen-ehs. ass Broadway. specialist IN French
coffee pots and ne coffee waolesale aad retail
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BT EARLY NAH. TRAIN
For all points United States Canada and Mexss
Outside boToUghs Of Manhattan and Thu
Bronx, Also 10 Cuoa, Porto Rico, Hawaii and The
Philippines without expense for foreign pOsk-
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Extent TO which athletics are praetised In sWtzer-
land see to-morrow's Tribune.
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.
but better be early In sending advertising copy
for The Sunday Tribune
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will
be repubIished N the Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
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Notices Of Marriages and Deaths must be in
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
ANSPA CIF,IC

CI-BA-Via Florida. Office dafIv sxca,.
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Mondays AiamD-
MEXICO CITY-Overland unless specially addressed fo
bv 9afIv
sunday. Al 1.SO p m aad 1l-20 p m sundays a. 1
D. IA and ll5o p n
NEWFOUSDIAND-liv rail % North sydney and thsnes
bv steamer closes at this Office daily 20 a n S~~1
Meeting malls close here every Monday WeaneSiav s
saturday,.
closes at office d. N. IIssda-
t.ls ollCe a I-33 D. every Wednesday. -
MI0ITFIOS-Ey raj 70 Boston. thence Nv s.aar,a-
closes al this office daily al $50 b. m
BELIZE PUERTO COR e and GCATEMALA-Rv rail
TO NeW-Crleas and thence ny steamer closes A. -
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SUNDAYS p- n. N
ing closes here Mondays az Tll>30 D. m-}
A-Bv rail NaVyf)Fleana and ~
steamer closes tuls ohcs daily except SUNDAY -
III 30 O. m and Fll-3n 2. H., sundays az FL b hi anf
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

r. this diagram the continuous white line shows the
II - ia rTessure as Indicated By The Trlbunes self
~ing barometer The dotted line SHOWS lhe tenpeEA
s,-rs as recorded by the local Weather bureau
The following ofeial record from the Weather Bureau
80. me changes in temperature for the last twenty
fr hours IL comparison with the corresponding GATE q
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Mail subscribers in New-York City DAILY and
TRT-WEEkLY will be charged copy extra
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ORDERS ISSUED.

washington, Dec. IT Nc tU4I0''- ''s ~1111 ~
ana marine orders have been issued
ARMY
AgaSor MONTGOMERY M MACoMt,. GeheIAl 9'@N' - re
Iievrd as member O Ordnance Board
r,,.. to,t,rart WILLIAM c. FLEISCHHAUER- 2Gth
Infanty. 10 Join his company
canaan Joseph r. o'NEIL and First Lieutenant WILL
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await orders
Lieutenant Commander H o. DUNN to Chicago. charge
naval recruiting station and branch hydrCsraphic
office.
Midshipman D. r BATTLES. detached the Montgomery
70 navy yard Boston
MidshlDman r. D GATEwOOD. detached the Nev-York;
to yard Boston
MARINE CORPS
Second Lieutenant c. T WEsCOTT. to navy yard
Portsmouth, n H
Captain G. S. HILL from marine barracks Portsmouth
70 Washington for duty with marine guard OF the
Iowa.
Captain GEORGE c REID. from the Chicago. TO navy
yard. Portsmouth. y H
First Lieutenant JOHN ". MCTsASKEY. naval train
Ing station san Francisco. command marines, re-
ltviug Captain Jolly
Captain WADE l. JOLLY. from naval station San Fran
cisco. TO marine barracks. Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
ACCEPTS CALL OF NEwyopx cu,,ecu

The Rev. Otto l. r. Mohr. uas,o. - -. &C.,
-. TN Jersey City. who recently
,-,iI-.... - a. assistant pastor or the Marble
- - ~ -la4I4attail' yesterday informed
~ - mt ne would accept the call.
Jersey 60 r5-. SelSey cltys however until the
eI LAS secured q new pastor.
rage B1eso Of new WILLIAMSBURG prsde. -. "a
@erroRis Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

IAN S MAPES 25th Infantry. detailed member
s recorder respectively, Of examining board at Fort
Nlobrara, vice Captain Ross l.. Bush and First Lieu
tenant Charles r Bates. 18th Infantry.
First Lieutenant Major A. W SHOCKLEY assistant
Seon, from Fort Niohrara Philippines
second Lieutenant y NJ GREEN. 25th Infantry. 10
aiming board Fort Niob-ara for examination
Retirement Of Colonel H W: JAMES. 25th Infantry.
ms own application after thirty-fve years
vice. is announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

CATIIN-At Elizabeth. y. J.. Wednesday evening. De-
ceuber 8. 1903. Carissa Johnson. widow Cat
lin and daughter Of The late Charles 3. Bristol Of
Rochester y. ". the sch year age Funeral
services will be held her late residence, No 4td
Jefferson-avs- Elizabeth. o. Saturday. December
$50 D
GATLING-Robsrt 2. OF the late Dr. r Calling
suddenly aged 3D. December : 1893 Funeral private.
HADLEY-At Boulder. Colorado. after lingering Illness
tuberculosis. Colonel HulrY II EIadiey.
third year OF his Funeral Lyceum Hail
Is Bartholomew Mission No 2eI 42sI-st..
noon, Monday December :, simple service
viii be held az the McAuley Mission No 3i6 WaIeGst
where he converted on Monday evening
HOPKINS-On Friday. December 4, az Poughkeepsie. y
Y. Jenma Van Ven SchCteu. widow % the late VIII
II. Hopkins. NJ. D, OF Hyde Park. y Y Funeral
December =. u O'Clock the resl-eticv
Mrs. Richard Titus. Freedom fl1-nzs
y Relatives friends invited.
HOUsTON-8t Florida Orange County. y Y. on Thurs
DAY December g. Harriet r. Houston, IN the - year
OF Funeral from her late residence on NahA@S
afternoon. December i, at lsS0 oe4oeA
HOWARIt-Ea December 4 in dist Of his
Or. Frederick 5 Howard Funeral services az -
Church. l-2-l2s West t9tA-sts on sun
day December Z. - p Il Please omit no~erA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

CatIin CIarissa Johnson Martin Della
Calling Robert b. AcCuLioush Jennie
Hadley. Henry II. Aoell r. WaFu A.
Hopkins Jeum1 Van Ven , SHtlh, George W.
Houston. Harriet z 5l3rEN J9lf j.
Howard FREDERICK 5. Thomas Eliza Ward
Loo -vCoo b.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13

beautiful roses and vralth- made o.
evergreen and moss arrived from chap
tiers boz the south.
Governor sash Rev. Juo. Hewitt
Colono. n " Kuauss and A. g Fold
the minstrel were the principal speak
ers The governor ON account ~ s.,.-
ness. spoke briefly but .mpress.vDiv
lie said aV we should 30 now Was Co
create and foster an affection 'uJ '..
government us u now eV.r's and ih0'
houurirr .ha soldiers ou h0'h sides rFH
fought 'r 'rr ..v' war s'- Che brave
deeds they iii Was 90. r
WAYS 90 Gn 't.s
H,v Hewitt nm oN-CHufeicrato or-
frrr smoke r..'rrIr ~ .'. 1ffar'I"
PAD o. o.. Confederate graves er.'
vea- ur1.- %. persona. direction n.
Colonel NrauVp .r sv-so.I.0~ - 'N'
Uu.on AMY NJ Field spoke hr.."r
bu' w:ss-s.rt.v
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13
o'sARvED GUARDS.
one Thousand Armed Mexican. aud I''t.
ians Master. of Morruct

r. pas1 Tex. J-re i2.-Tte FIRST Fe'
rious denomination Iu the Arizona
miners strike occurred Iu the capture
OF the mii ~ 'hg Detroit copper come
rauy az Moreno. by , strong and WEI
armed fo... .t strikers who d.sarWoi
tn pl.ra Made holder by their su o.
cess and realizing that what was 90 be-
zone. mJst bp done before the arriNa,
Of ,ho military. 1000 armed Mexican
aud italians mad. themselves master
OF the town They threatened The lives
o. prominent citizens. most of whom
are officers and managers OF the de-
partments cot ;he copper COMPANY Rep
resentatives ~ the Western F'dora-
ton Of Mn,rs sent from Colorado are
said to have urged moderation The
Arizona militia arrived loo camp and
divided among them camps a' Mctca'f
Morentl and clifton whore speeiai dep.
uties have been stationed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13
LOSSES NOT KNOWN.
The Amount of Damage Done at Eas. -
Louis Cannot Vet lie Learned.

The Amount OF Damage Done at Eas: -
Loni. Cannot Vet lie Learned.
st. Louis. June l2-That the crisis
Of the Hood situation in East ST. Louis
has passed so far as that city Is con-
cerned Is generally accepted as fact
by the citizens OF East st. Louis. Boat
crews which Wednesday strained their
energies 10 the point of exhaustion in
rescuing the prisoners OF the Hood.
Thursday occupied themselves In saw
ting property and bringing to higher
ground belated refugees who were boz
immediate danger. The river THURSDAY
night was stationary ~ 359 feet.
since the break In the Illinois Cen
trail leyce the Hood has made no dan.
gerous breaks. although the flood area
was further increased by seepage. SOM
water has been finding it's way into Ga
territory between Missouri avenue %.
ST. Louis avenue. People In this DIS.
trlct. however. have not been compeI.
TO leave their homes. although II is Co..
essary for them TO use boats TO ubtt
food
East ST Louis Thursday as a who.
was a scene OF disaster. No one COZ.
be- found with anything ike deuui.
idea Of the property loss Vague r'..
ton Of millions % dollars was the me-.
est even the best informed citizens
could come to a. There was a great
disposition. however 20 or..r' u.
mum reports OF loss 81 life. rather than
the stories originating In the excite
ment ~ the moment when the flood
poured in There were no reports ~
drnwnings Thursday. nor were any
bodies recovered.
The work has been and Will con-
tinue to be- that 81 caring for tho ref
ugees. The SUPPLY o. food seems ar-
pie.
Lack m drinking water Is one ~ ~
worst inconvenience suffered has th
East - Loulsians who We're caught iu
the second stories ~ their dwell'E" by
the food Many are compelled to drink
the water that surrounds their 900 all
sides aui much sickness rs likely 70 re-
suit u this continues
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13

81 Louis June ~ -Iunisiowre the
northeastern suburb 1f Fast So Louis
was Hooded by water from a trestir oH
the BaltImora ana ohio gmblnkm.U
az Hunter switch The water was
from six 90 twenty inches deep al' over
ths suburb aud rose rapidly \ swift
torrent ran under the trestIa at Iak.
station. meeting the back water from
the south and spreading over Wuva.
ney. "a suburb
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13
j. wv. Bats
REAL ESTATE
a C. E NJ
Have In ofaue the only set OF Abstract Books o
h. azos County Land Titles.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
About los acres located one mile
from court house, % acres I'm cultiva-
tion and balance In pasture. Fenced
with 6wires. Price $4,000.
About Of e and one-quarter acres
near schcc house in southeast part
Jf town. Snail ~ cottage, tenant
house and veil on premises. Price
$50.
Six room house and two lots OF
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-.
misses. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen Acn
DENY. East front. Price $4,000
Terms easy.
One half Of block near Allen
academy. Price $4,000.
Lots near school house at 500
each.
About Is acres Of land on south
Side OF town, good new i-room house
with well, cistern and out-houses.
Price $1,000. ..
a-room house, with pantry. hall
and two galleries. Tub cistern, Dor
ed we'll, stable and garden. Locat-
ed 4 blocks from Courthouse. Rents
for 500 per month. Price s6j0Oo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13
FLOWERS sTREWN.
The Grave. Of Confederate Dead at Camp
Chase Beautifully Adorned.

Columbus. O., June IL THE graves v
?2tO Confederate dead We're strewn with
flowers at Camp Chase Thursday iu no.
presence % representative sons and
daughters q the Confederacy and
prominent men Who fought on the other
side Tha services We're held Tor ths
frs: time II camp Chase under the
auspices Of Robert + Lee chapter
Daughters OF the Confederacy.
In answer TO an appeal recently is-
sued By General Gordon. several dog
ems OF boxes Of fragrant magnolias and
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13

Memphis. June &c. u Carrier &
Son Of Sardis. Miss. arranged with
the Memphis Trust COMPANY 'o- One"
financing OF a 100000 90 ana
timber deal '0 Mississippi. The pro
includes the building OF twenty rlar
OF railroad eastward from SariIs M-s .
the purchase OF $4,000 acres of timber
land In Qui,mnu and Pamela counties
and the building and .pI'nu.ug OF
milling plants q sart's Tor utilizing
thu hard wood timber Uf tha ura,' Tl,
projected mills are 90 cost zoo the D.. -h.
bofhood 81 100000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13

Sew York. June l.-ly the oNp'0s .ou
sion OF au oI lamp ut her home BIZ.
Brooklyn. Mis Mary Trusley. twenty
hv, ysarH COD. aud bier daughter seven
months oit fayr been badly burned
Mrs Trusley. her clothing .b.a..
caught up 90. mia and jumped .'"
tln street -Ha uls ....It . n spH -
tors. rut 10th were so badly lwu'l
that IN.v ueulh'y viii din
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13
SEVEN DROWNED.
mus.ei she'll Hunters Met Their Fate by
CspsisiBg OF "a Boat.

Memphis. Tenn, June IA special
to the Commercial-Appeal from Claren-
den. Ark. says Seven persons were
drowned az Aberdeen twelve miles be-
low here. on White river. by the cap.
sizing OF house boat The victims were
W. u. Moneymaker and wife. j. NJ
Clark and wife two boys and a girl
These people We're engaged Ia gathering
mussel shells They loaded their effects
into the boat and swung out into the
stream 20 move further down the river
when the boat was overturned II s
supposed the boat was overloaded aud
was capsized by the swift current
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13

white denied that he fred a shot.
Rut once I saw white laying in wait
In a rock quarry 10 XIII my brother ~
was near my brothers house last
June"
Golden suggested that what Iett re1l-
Is said IN hsr was. Yes I killed him
There can't ue any shooting In Jackson
but what people say I did u"
Mrs Johnson replied that this va
not the language used by Jet nor cone
vcyed the meaning that he Intended Co
convey
Miss Maggie Combc. said she heard
Jet say % Mrs Johnson Yes ! Killed
Marcum. there cannot boz pistol Ord
In Jackson unless 10 a."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13
DRAGGED TO DEATH.

CnfortuIate Adrian ierre Had Just Per
formed an Act of Courtesy
New YORK. June l2.-After giving hi
seat 10 woman Ia a street car IH
Sixth avenue. Adrian re~~' has me
with an accident which caused hi
death lie got up to allow a woman t'
take his seat and perohed on the rail-.
ing \ car passing In an opposite d..
rection caught his clothing H. was
dragged to the street and almost in
stantly killed. Screams from WON"
and shouts from men on both cars drew
a large crowd and the police arres,es
the motorman
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13

Geneva. June l2-At Thursdays seq
sion or the convention of the Worlds
Womau's christian Temperance union
Lady Henry Somerset was reelected
president OF the association and Mrs
Lillian ~ stevens uf Portland. Me.
was reelected Ui,e-prHrdeUt 1t hrg"
Mrs. CLARA Paris Wright ~ pariH li..
was elected superintendent 90 the young
Womanf branch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13
w.terrerl. nand. Ml..inr

Austin. June IA package contain
ing $4,000 worth Of sherman water
works bonds was stolen from the
comptrollers Office few DAYS ago
They reached here in common pack
age The clerk threw u aside and %
cannot be found
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13

VI aaa...u.e -t',a,e Alexis Kara
georgeyt.h. nephew ct the newly
proclaimed hing % Scrvta. who has
himself been pgstander Co the throne,
during Sac course %. an interview here
Gnnou,eG mat be- had abandoned al
claim thereto asi welcomed the advent
OF MS uncle as the best solution.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13
rrncr. nrdrrrI 10 ID, n.,d,

~ Paso. June a. The United states
regulars stationed a Fort Bliss have
TO hold themselves Loo readiness tl pro.
coed 20 Clifton Ariz. NJ moment D..
notice 10 ard in uucl'ug any rn.'rg
that may occur among the striker.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13
FLOOD PREVAILS.
Rio Grands l. Al ovsr the Lowiasd'
and Inbabusnt. Had 20 Flee.

and InbabHsnt. Had 70 Flee.
Santa Re. y NJ, June i2.-Flood con-
ditions prevail all over northern AMI
central New Mexico The Rio Granda
- nooding lowlsnds and settlers ar
taking 20 high grounds for safety Ths
bridge at Barranea was swept away
No train from the east has entered th'
city the past forty.eight hours. The
Santa Fe railway had suspend track.
laying. as the water on Estansi place
- even with the top grade. Rain 's
still falling and this with melting snow
will cause 70 further rise Of the RIO
Grande. Chama. Pecos and other riv'fs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13
rnn, n,rrr G.,,rl,c Ns,r.

Lite Rock ARR June IA Gazette
special from E1' Srr'rFs says l. D.
Han.mar alias The Honey Grove ISL
ore ~ 'h- GOO. rncers was convict. r
grand larceny md gwen 1--WE yeI's 'Ns
msN.mgw para.tv Thor ara several
alleged foot race fak.rs awaiting tr...
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13
na,,on. 10, ~ Execution

New Orleans June o. Governor
Heard has signed the death warrant &C.
4. +. Bl'sou o. Missouri, convicted 90
the murder ~ seven members o'
Earl family ard liked Avg - - t."
dRy ~ execution
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13

Waco. Tex June y Myrtle Pyland.
aged three and onc-halt years. wds
shot by her young brother Vaunie 4
shotgun was sitting boz "A corner The
boy accidentally knocked f. over lh"
contents entered bowels ~ girl killing
her instantly. u WINS siol.r"."r sight
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-13
r,rlhnnnL. at .nn rrnncl,rn.

san Francisco. June r. severe
shock ~ earthquake was experienced
here and ut other nearby points at 90
o'clock Thursday morning. lasting =.
seconds 40 damage was reported
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Nev York. June I2-Cotton opened
strong az from eighteen 90 forty-uv.
points over Thurday's piosIr~ Trs
grolt.rt advance was boz July Uh.rH
i.osrd Thursday a' ll.N5 and since gp.d
is hilu as 1880
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N,A York. June i2-The sale Of y
seat 90 the stock exchange b. reported
at $4,000 This is drop ~ $4,000 from
a.. nlgn record of re- few months ago
and $4,000 LtiU. the last sale
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Jackson. Miss. June i2-Jamrs HlL
. noted negro leader ~ the Republican
party iu Mississippi and secretary p'
state during reconstruction days -
dead ~. was well known throIghoI.
the country
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GENERAL DEAD

WaTITFT NTWTN 'F0l'ET W "" I'F''I -f''''
ualf an Hour. Illness
Dayton. o. June l2-Geueral AlUN-
ander Mcdowell M,Cook. United states
army retired. suffered q stroke 90
paralysis and i.ad half and hour ht.r
~ 90, home uf his daughter. M'-
Charles Crlighead ON West MouIW 10
avenue Mr. MDCook tho widow. Mr-
Chauuyoy Baker 90 Washington. u q.
Tho daughter and Mrs Cai=hald were
a. the bedside 900 The hour uf plrtirs