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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17
Ell senior TrQKtun es
CTibG a ''La Cores
pOndO1Cia.
Ia SIdO HOnbIadO plla Gl cargo
do agents commercial.
la venta en- los Estados Unidos de
cafe de Puerto Rico

La siguiente carta hemos reCibi5c
ssan Juan Puerto Rico. Abril IA d
1905.
ST.. Don Manuel Zsno Gandfa.
Director de 0Ln Correspondence de
Puerto Rico. - San juan F. r.
Muy senior mics:
eSu excelenCia 81 GobeFnGdor Win.
throp ha tenido ID bondad De notifcsr.
me mi ncmbrsmiento para VI cargo de
GAgente COmerciaLD para la venta eu
los EatadOs UnidOa de cafe de Puerto
Rico y otFoa prOductos. y conffc en-
que me COnceder6 Vd. an eapGcio ca
les columns de lu apreciRble pnbsicR-
Ci6n para exponer los fnes que dicha
agenciS perBigue y Ell objet0 de Ia mis-
ma.
El dia primero de Julio pr6ximo se
estabIeceF6 ana ofcina en II Ciudad cle
New York para Il ventR de caf6 de
Puerto Rico. .-Es nuestrR i1tenCi6n re-
currir solamente 81 n6merO consideFa-
bic de personas verdadaros amantes
del cafe. quienes onCcerfn ensegui-
do Ia excelencia De nuestro productO.
eIiminandO de estG m0neFa 10 Compe-
tencia del cafe pFocedente de ID Am6
RIGS del Sur de barAta 8 il fsrioF cali
dad.
Sc CeIebrar6n entreVistas con los
dueflos de hoteles de impoPtRncia,
clubs v pRrsOnas pGrticuIaFes, y se soli-
CitaF6n 6rdenes 6 preCios que excede-
ran n0tablemente los tipos que en- Ia
RctuaIidad se obtienen.
pava v.mIMv Rnnvpaw < - 1~n Il ,.,sA 49,,
Cede C0nsidero necesaFio entrRF en- re-
lAciones con los sgFlcultOres y Ccmsr
ciantes que pueden disponeF de cafe.
para la venta apf como tGlmbi6n GVe,i-
guar ID Cantidad probable que de lichO
Rran0 p0dYia obtenerBe. No ConOzCo
an medic mas eficdz para obtener eI
reauItad0 Gpetecid0 que lee COlumnag
de su eStimable peri6dico. pOr cuys
Raz6n me permito suplicar 8 Ud se
girva hacer an lIam9mientO Ios RgFi-
CultOree y COmeFcianteG que ter gan
cafe & otroa prOductuB disp0nibles s
fin de que los enyfen la Agencia para
ga Venta, remiti6ndOme. al mismO
tempo. sus nOmbreB direction.
Juzgo prOCedente haCer Conatar que
IN AgenCia no CobFar6 coTnisi6n sIgu-
nes que 81 pF0duct0 de IRs VeDtag Sc
girar6 aE remitente pOr conductO de
Los bancos establecidos en- Puerto Rico
gsFanti&RndO la mas absolutR seguri-
dad, acerca de 10 cuaI se darkn minu-
ciosos detalIes & todas aquelIas perso-
mas que deseen Valerse de los OerVicios
de la Agencin.
SfFVase I'd. aOeptRP mis- mas cum
pIidas graCias por Ga smsbiIidad
quedo con tOdR confederation!
Muy reSpetuosOrnente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17
Una scIaraeI6n TocsIda on 10
que So T0fI0rg al hospital
mIIItaT,

En- ID edici6n del viernes pr6ximo
pasado ocup6Se CLR CorFesr ondencia9
en- 10 inGufiOiente que resultA eli hospi-
tsl municipal para IRs neCesidadeg
opportunities de d Ciudad, y Is conve-
niencia de cnDi-ar dieho ediicio CON 81
que ocupa 81 hospital miIitAr.
Como amp isCi6n & aqueI trabsio,
podemCs ofrecer Los siguientes dat0p,
de fuente tfcisI:
El edifcio Hospital milit2r de San
Juan. est6 compFendido entire l0s de-
terminates por 81 Presidenta como de
la propiedad del GobieFnO Federal.
Por gastiOnea del slcaIde Todd en-
1908. recsy6 una aclnraci6n On que se
expresaba que taH edifciOs cuand0 81
FamO de guerra construya uno, pasar&
& ser del gobiernO inaulaE
Cusnd0 en- Washington se rasoIvi6
este ssunto. ObtuvO q alcaldia prone
% del gobernsdOr Hunt, de que II re-
cibir el Robierno insular el e1ifcio.
Sc tendrfGn en- Guenta Las FecIsmacio
mes del municipio Rcerca de las tFein-
tas eamas que utilizabR Ell pueblo de
San juan. deade ID fondaci6n de dichO
hospital, y ca iguales disposicioneg
C0ntin6a 81 actual 9ObePnonte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17

-Cartau detenidas en ID AdmiDiatra
ci6n de CoFreos de esta ciudad: Hahel
Frank Hubel Fr1nk, Henry Philip
W.. Henry Accelina. HsTman G. B /,
Hatcheck Max. Morales Donnie 90,
Monre Jones, MeEende2 Juan, MeDdo.
2a EngraOias. MAisone Dolores. Ma
fhewa H @.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17
SCOTT TRUxTUN.
BaDdOl0rIsno On SAINT ture0

Hace pocos dias Sc habl6 de he
chos ocutridos ON el barrio del GAN
dul de Santurce que traian alar-
mados los vecinos de los contor-
nos.
En corroboraci6n, inf6r masenos
que anoche estando q la pnerta de
su casa Ia sonora del ObreTo sefloI
PeEdig6n, cay6 4 su lado una boz
tella que SO hizO tFizas y que de
haberla alcaUzado, la hubiera sido
gravemente herido,
La policia sigue Ia pista al autoE
8 autores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17
10 De PONCE.

Noticias llegsdas por teIegrafo &
ests ciudad infOrmsn Que 81 pTesen-
taEse el Lodo. CanRles. secretaFio cleo
50 para el municipio de Ponce. en- sus
oficinaB. 81 alcRlde Valdivieso neg6se
& darle poseai6n. no Obatante hAber
sid0 pr0puasto pOF eI alCAlde interin0
aefior Tar y yotadO unaninemente p0r
an Rvurfnmient0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17
MdsIGa TsIlgI0sa.

A reaerYa de publican eI progrsma
de d retFetR que dar6 eI microbes pro-
ximo b banda de l8 poliofa. que dirije
el teniente sefior Verar. podemos deciE
que serG compuesto de seIecta m6sica
reIigiosa p clSsicR.
PrepsraSe unR selection especial que
aar6 del sgFado del p6blicO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17
Para aVIlar q! eoatagIO

Sc asegura que en- Santurce mu-
rid IN caballo de muermo = 10 en-
terraPon sin dar cuenta q las auto
ridades.
Con tai motive Ia junta De sani-
dad ha dispuesto poner en- cuaren-
tena todas Las cuadras de caballos
de dicho barrio, basta averiguar de
cual de- elias psOcedia el mueFmoso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17

El Official de Sanidad de Guayalns
Informs 81 centric superior de Sal1i-
dad que no hay en- aquella poblaci6n
siDguna cIase de epidemic. saIvo aIgu,
nos Gases de varioloides perfectamente
aialadoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17
DIR. ANTONIO MOLINA
EsPECIALIsTA en- intermediates de los ojos
Ia nariz. los oidos y Ia garganta

De de los Edos Unido dene gusto de oec
antigua centea pdbico general
Montado butete auFa de los Eados Unos
todos los numentos aparao mas modenos pueden dg
solicitor la cae interim traslade
su Ofcina q Il Plaza de las Delcias
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17
HOTEL PAIRIA.

Adquirido por los sefIores Soler y
Dfaz 81 eHotaI Patria, , calIe de Te-
tu&n no. 8. anteS de don Rafael Muffz.
% ofreCemos { nueltFo8 amigos , rela-
CiOnadoa.
Habitacionas frescas. ba1os de ducha
y viatas 8 ls bahia. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17

Una comisi6n del Consejo Eiecu-
two, cOmpuesta de los seh0Fes Post,
Elliot y Crosas, visit6 esta Ina1ana
81 departamento consolidadO-
Sc trata de ensanchar 81 local
adicionandole ell que antes tenfa la
oticina de obras p1blicas en- 81 mis-
mo edifcio.
Hoy Be- espera en esta ciudad pro-
oadsnte do Ponce q CoFonel Hamill,
aue fu6 8 aquelIa ciudRd con motive ds
Rs hualgaa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17
DT. Leonard Land

and nieEx
Londra
Hsrn
o. NJ med inAs.
q NFVEYoRK
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-17

Hau sido sorprandidas dos iUga-
daa 10 prohibido en- San Germ&n =
Jayuya.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
plRoEs FOR DEAD.
mournful Music Rendered at Funeral
Of late Henry Irving.

London. oct. 2i.-when the mourn
ers arrived to attend the funeral Of
the late Hemp Irving In Westminster
abbey the organlst. Sir Frederick
Bridges. rendered "Chopin's Funeral
March" followed by Purcelrs funeral
music played with organ. trumpets
and trombones. TpIgbiu's march.
"Sonnelle." was also given
AZ noon the procession started AZ the
gate % ST. Faith chapel where the
ashes had lain over night. and passed
through clolsters 20 the space between
the choir and sanctuary. where the
caskei. covered with the pail % laurel
wreaths. was placed on placed on a
catalogue.
During the procession the choir sang
the hymn. Brief Life l. Here our Por-
ton" Then followed the psalm. "The
Lord Thus Hast Been our Refuge" the
lesson was read by Canon Duckworth.
the sub-dean OF Westminster who was
assisted In the service By Bishop We'll
don. Archbishop Wilberforce and Can
on Mensley Priron.
The anthems We're Crossing the
Bar" and Weep We Not for the Dead
After the anthems the casket was
borne 10 the grave as the organ peaied
forth the funeral march from "Corio-
ianus"
The only mourners were Lady lry-
ing and the sons Of Sir Henry The
grave Is in the narrow space surround
ing which are tombs and vaults 81
many - Englaud's great men OF let
tiers
or the floral OFFERINGS sent by friends
and admirers % Sir Henry Irving but
four had places during the services
one Of these was cross % lilies from
Queen Alexandra bearing the words
TO Sir Henry Irving from the queen
Into Thy hands on Lord. into Thy
hands"
That the death % irving IS cousld-
cred a natlonE ioss Is shown by the
universal mgiruins throughout Eng
land 4
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
CONDENSED HAPPENINGS.

Governor Lanham has returned 20
Austin.
Numerous Russian families are leav-
Ing Baku.
John Crozier was found dead in bed
al Dallas
Plant OF Swift 4 Co. at Shreveport
was damaged $4,000 by fire.
Wife % Hon. d. J. Anthony Of Ter
reIl. Tex. Is dead. She was well known.
All Muskogce labor unions held a
meeting and Endorsed separate state
hood
Register Mcclure OF the Lawton
land once has resigned. lie VIII re-
side st Norman.
@. W. Balkey. a preacher. charged
with criminal assault. broke Jail az
Anadarko. okla.
Postofice 70 Collinsvllle. Tex vas
burglarlzed. nearly all letters tamper-
ed with and about Iii stolen.
Tom Coleman. a negro charged with
criminal assault IN Wood county. Tex
As. was arrested near Sherman.
Case % Roland Brown. charged with
murder az Hampstead % John NJ. and
Tom Pinckney. will be tried al Austin.
W. H. wanamaker. head Of PhIladel-
phia firm OF wanamaker & Brown.
and brother % John wanamaker. Is
dead.
Jesse Walls and J. II. Johnston,
Oklahoma City real estate men, were
arrested. charged with using mails 10
defraud.
A Mrs. Richardson. en- route from
Colorado 20 southern Texas. reported
AZ Gainesville. Tex. she had lost SiO7
IN cash and check Tor $50.
DR.. c. r. Casey Of Keokuk Falls. ten
miles from Shawnee. Okla. was dan
gerously stabbed. His assailant escap-
ed into the Seminole nation.
Three boys named Everett Moore,
Eugene Barnes and Russell Hughes
were accidentally but not fatally shot
by = man hunting near Guthrie.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

II. 81. Turpin better known az Fan
zic. a magician. died al Houston.
For past quarter Louisiana banks tn
creased business over 5000 900.
Sherman nurserymen report greater
fruit tree sales than were before.
Queen and Crescent railway has re-
sumed train service into Shreveport.
Frank Terry was acquitted AZ Mus
kogee on charge o. killing BIN Cromie.
Heavy frost with thin Zee was seen
At Denison and vicinity Saturday
morning.
Ardmore Gas company will begin
laying pipes. Company l. cariialized
AZ 100000.
while walking IN his yard Dallas
Britton fsll dead eighteen miles from
Kaufman. Tex.
At Mount Calm. Tex. Hamp James
had hesh burned on a hand 20 the
bone IN a cotton gin.
Per capita % Choctaws viii be paid
them az Atoka. Boswell. Durant and
Ardmore. beginning Nov. /.
Fire. believed incendiary. destroyed
$4,000 barn and contents on Mahoncy
ranch. near Santa Anna. Tex.
Denison FIGURING and Elevator MI
company sustained several thousand
dollars damage to plant by hre.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
ELEVEN CRAFT LOST.
Wind Innicis Considerable Damage
on Great Lakes.
SEVERAL LIVES LOST
small sailing Vessels Driven by the
Fury Of the frightfnl 6ale on
the Shore and Literally
Dashed TO Pieces.

Chicago. oct 1.-THE storm which
swep, over northern Lake Michigan.
Lake Huron and Lake Erie was one Of
the most severe In recent years. Eleven
vessels have been completely wrecked.
and twelve to fifteen others more or
less damaged Twelve lives are known
TO have been lost.
The boats wrecked are as follows:
Tug Frank Perry. sunk OF Boot Is
land In the Cheneaux group.
Steamer Joseph 5. Fay. ashore near
Rogers city. Mich. and broken 70
pieces by waves The mate. Joseph
syze. was drowned.
Barge ID. p. Rhodes. tn tow OF the
steamer Joseph 5. Fay. driven ashore
near sheboygan. Mich.
Schooner William A. Nelson. strand
ed In Bresque Island harbor boat bad.
~ damaged but crew saved.
Schooner Minnesota, foundered two
and one-half miles OF harbor Beach.
In Lake Huron. carried down entire
crew o. eight men.
Schooner Niryana. bsached near
Grand Afarias. Mich.
Schooner MantenOs ashore eighteen
miles west OF Erie. Pa.
Schooner supposed 10 be either the
Tasmania or Ashland OF the Corrigan
fleet. sunk two and one-half miles
southeast OF Southeast Shoal llghtshp
on Lake Ere. CARED crew OF eight men.
OF whom nothing is known.
Steamer sarah r. sheldon. beached
and wrecked near Lorrain. -.
Schooner Klngflsher. beaten TO pieces
off Cleveland.
Tug Walter Metcalf. sunk near
Breakwater light. Cleveland.
The Minedossa on which the great
est loss Of llfe probably occurred. was
coming down from Fort william. Can
ada. bound FOR some Lake Ontaro port
with cargo 81 wheat She was IN
tow of the steamer westmount. which
was also towing the barge Melrose. The
tow lines broke during the storm and
the Melrose and Westmount were sep
arated from the Minnedossa.
The schooner Mautenee struck a
rock eighteen miles west o. Erie. Pa.
early IN the morning and pounded by
the terrific seas. commenced breaking
up almost Immediately The waves
were so high that IL was impossible
20 launch the lifeboat and one u the
seameu. whose name Is unknown. per-
formed the feat OF swimming 90 shore
with line. a breeches-b buoy made
% basket. was rugged up and the en-
tire crew. together with the cook. Mrs
DAILY. was brought safely TO shore. The
boat was without cargo and was bound
from Buffalo 20 Duluth
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
TRAFALGAR pAv.
Gns Hundredth Anniversary Of Mel.
sons Victory Celebrated.

London. Oct. Film every part OF
the Bri,g empire the one hundred'h
anniversary % Admiral Nelson's vie
tory over the combined neets Of Francs
and spain was celebrated Saturday.
on All naval vessels flags were dis
played and a given hour dipped while
bands played dead march. Nelson's
old flagship the Victory. still lying In
Portsmouth harkor. was decked from
stem 20 stern with bunting A. night
thousands Of electric lights illuminated
the historic vessel.
In London the days celebration be-
gan with hosting national flags on tho
Nelson column. Immense crowds as
sembl@d. and when Nelson's famous
signal. England Expects this dag that
every man shall DO his duty" was un-
furled. a mighty cheer went up. The
day vas threatening. but this I'D no,
deter people from coming out 70 par
ticipate In the nations holiday Ira
falgaf square was deliberately decorated
and naturally the center to which all
CONVEX ecu anu NNAHN INTEREST WA
manifested ia the thousands % wrea,hs
from colonies. provinces and various
cities 81 the empire. which were piled
IN Immense nassed az the base % Nell
sons column.
Among floral tributes occupying
more prominent positions were a
wreath Inscribed. To the memory OF
gallant dead % France and Spain who
lost their lives In the great conflict
The column itself was covered with
laufels and streamors stretching from
the top OF the statute TO the base.
The boys % the naval brigade ar
rived az the scene from Portsmouth
during the morning and after saiuting
the column BY presenting arms placed
on Il a wreath from Admiral Togo.
Religious services which were all
largely attended were held simuita-
neously az ST Paurs cathedral where
Nelson Is buried and az other
churches
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
cuNLIFFE "swEArEo."
Whether re Disclosed whereabouts 81
Remainder Of Cash Unknown.

Pittsburg oct. Edward o. Cum
lie. who committed the iiolo 900 theft
from the Adams Express company and
who was captured a Bridgeport
Conn. was a thoroughly exhausted and
fatlgued person Saturday Upon his
arrival from the east Friday evening
az s o'clock be was Immediately taken
20 the local office o. the P.nkerton de-
tec'lve agency. where be- was put
through o process - "sweating- by
officials that lasted until 40 o'clock
Saturdag morning whether ~ was
productive and disclosed tho where
abouts ~ the remaining ti0i.o0 could
not be learned Cunlne was lodged IN
cell ~ central police station az 3
o'clock. where he slept FOR some time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
BOILER BLOWS UP
Engineer and Fireman Of Locomotive
Pinned Under the Wreekase.

Alamosordo. y. NJ. oct 2I.-In a
freight wreck caused by boiler blow
ing up on an Fl Paso and Southwestern
train. twenty-five miles south % here.
Engineer G. n. Lonagan and Fireman
Fred BHdgeford were pinned under the
wreckage for seven hours being bad
ly scalded and mashed. and are not ex-
pected 90 1--we Brakeman Mckenzie
was injured also a Mexican stealing a
ride
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
Money Found

Bridgeport. Conn. oct. 2l.-In
trunk belonging 10 the brother o. "a
family az Black Rock 1896 o. the
money stolen by Cunlife was found.
The butler was ignorant OF the money
being !n the house. The discovery
was brought about by watching the
movements % George Eisenman. a
chance Acquaintance OF Cunune who
was seen r. The vicinity and IL known
20 have been with Cunline.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
HopEIns Found Guilty

Spokane wash. oct thames
Hopkins pioneer attorney Of this
city. was found guilty IN Federal court
here on seven counts for returning
false sfidavits IN applications for old
soldiers pensions. on each count the
penalty may be a 1900 fine and from
one TO three years IN the penitentiary
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
RAISED BY vicKssuRo.
That City Has Removed All Of Hss
Quarantine Restrictions.

vieksburg. Miss. oct. 2i.-city coun-
ell has lifted all quarantine Testric-
lions. This means vickshurg is open
to communication with all points. In
fected or non-infected.
one yellow fever death and four new
cases Is report Up 10 6 O'Clock Friday
evening.
Na,chez up 20 o'clock Friday even
ing reported one new case and one
death. The death Is that Of Mrs. Il.
n. Hacker. reported sick on the 18th
inst She leaves a husband and eight
children. This makes total Of nine
deaths. six % them white.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
NO DEATHS FRIDAY.
For the Third Successive Day This
Gratifying Condition Exists.

New orleans. oct. 2i.--For the thi-d
successive day no yellow fever deaths
were reported here Friday Pour new
cases were reported Friday up TO 6
O'Clock
The news from the country Friday
consisted principally In the raising ~
quarantine. the parishes Of Natchito-
ches. West BATON Rouge and Assump-
ton lifting al bars Reports 81 new
cases were
Patterson. one.
Lake Providence. two.
on Tyrone plantation. near Beau
rette. one.
Franklin. three.
Baldwin. one.
Pensacola for Friday reported twelve
new cases and no deaths
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
Iish, Eros,

Louisville. oct li.-Light frost oc-
CURED Saturday morning a. FAR south
a. northern Texas. northern Louis
lana and central Mississipri ard east
ward 70 North Carolina Temperature
fell decidedly near the gulf and east
ward from the Aleghsnles and slight.
~ in Ohio valley and Tennessee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
Wan, Valiant. Rsl,a,,d

London. oct. 2i.-The correspondent
Of the Times at Tangier says that the
Moroccan bIriits demanded neither
political concession nor ransom. but
only the release % Valiente Ia return
for their liberation o. the British OH
GERS recently captured by them
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
Ne, unsls R.mu,.

Atlanta. oct si.-At tire special re-
quest % Mrs Roosevelt Joel Chandler
Harris (Uncls Remus) called az The
governors mansion. Mrs Roosevelt
and the president Tor the first time met
the noted dialect writer. and they and
their children have Ions been admirers
Of his writings.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
Ed Patch Sold.

Richmond Ind, oct. 2i.-Announce-
ment was made that NJ. W. Savage.
owner % Dan Patch. bought I'd Patch.
R:o3t from Edgar Beeming OF Dam
vile. Ind. for $4,000. lie has proved
the fastest set OF Dan Patch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
STARVED TO DEATH.
Found Rich Deposits o. Copper by.
Was los, IN Circle.

Chicago oct el-A dispatch 20 N,
Tribune from Santa 70 y. NJ says;
After discovering E.h deposits % ma
tive copper. following weeks o. pros
pecting. william Didican % Scheuect-
ady. -. Y. was found dead from star
walton on The plains west % white
oaks For miles around where Did,
cans body was found were his tracks
showing that for days hs had been
travelling 10 n circle. having lost his
way returning from the mine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
WRATH OF WIND.
Tornado Kills I've Little Children and
Injured Other Persons.

Guthrie. oct. 2l-A tornado near
Jennings. Payne county killed two
small children Of Irwin Anderson. Nv
Ing on Mouse creek. and badly Injured
Mrs. Anderson House 81 Edvari
Hook was damaged ana his daughter
sustained o. broken ankle. People led
70 caves.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
RAIL BROKE
Thirty Persons More Or Less lniureJ
but Only a Few Seriously.

Fort Scott kan oct. 2l-A Mis-
souri, Pacific passenger train vas
wrecked five miles west. due 20 a brok-
sn rail Thirty persons were more o.
less injured. but only three or four
seriously. Baggage and express cars
mail car and smoking ear. chair ear
and sleeper EFT the track and turned
over
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
Both Lsss cut OF.

Frederick Okla Oct 2l.-Both legs
% John Willie owen. a negro. were cut
or by a train He died begging some
one 20 shoot him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-22
VLADIMIR RESIGNS.
coupls, Of Causes Bring Abou, Grand
RI Dukes Action.

suPetersburs. oct. 2I.-bwins large
~ 20 the Punishment of-his eldest son,
Grand Duke Cyril and also on account
% failing health. Grand Duke Vladimir.
eldest uncle % Emperor Nicholas. has
resigned as commander % the military
district o. -. Petersburg He win b.
succeeded by Lieutenant General Grip
enberg