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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
FLOOD IS FRIGHTFUL.
One thousand Persons Are geporteC
10 Have Drowned.
TOWN Is WIPED OUT
This Disaster Is said 20 Have BE
fallen Marfii, while GuanaIuato
and Other Places Have
Severely suffered.

City of Mexico. July s.--Guanajuato
Is completely flooded. the water invad-
ing the higher parts OF the city. The
Ia Ola dam threatens 20 give way.
This dispatch Is from olores Hidalgo 20
the governor OF Queretero and Il the
only direct news Of what Is supposed
TO BE- greater disaster than the flood
ing Of Leon. in the same state. in Isss.
when many lives were lost. Telephone
and telegraph communication 10 Guam
ajuaio Is entirely severed. II IL known
terrific downpour OF rain occurred In
that city Saturday night.
Dispatches from ouerctero state that
runOrs are current there that enormous
damage was sustained NJ Guana1uato
but no loss of life. as the people had
sufficient warning 20 escape 20 the
mountain sides before the streets were
inundated
Another rumor Is that In ola dam 70
already gone out. n this be true. the
extent % the disaster must have been
fppalllng.
The cloudburst al Guanaluato occur
red On the southeast part OF the city,
flooding all the principal streets. Plaza
del Cautador is six feet under water.
Some streets are under water twenty
feet deep. Some mines are partially
flooded.
The town of Marhl. the terminus u
the railroad Just below Guanajunto. u
completely wiped out.
The Central northbound passenger
train ran into the washout just north
Of Iriaputo and derailed some coaches
which are under water. President Rob
inson ~ the Central says there were
livs lost but he cannot tell how many
II g. believed the dam was complc ely
destroyed.
During the past few years an Inn
mense amount of American and British
capital has been invested In Gunna-
juato. Tho once Of the Furness COM
pany T. under water 90 above the sill
of the second story windows.
A later report says the building COLI
Iapsed. This q the leading company
there and influential. inducing the -
vestment 81 foreign capital
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
SERIOUS DELAY.
Eastern Railroad Trains Entering Den
yer Are Badly Hampered.

Denver. July 3.-Eastern railroad
trains entering IN Denver are exper-
fencing the most serious delay IN traf-
&c taat has occurred on the lines for
several years They were unable 10
get trains 10 Denver on time Sunday
and those leaving the city had 10 go
70 slowly that they win. as a rule. be-
late In arriving AZ destinations The
trouble is caused by the unpreccdent-
cd rains IN Nebraska and Kansas. The
burlington had $500 feet OF track
washed out between Arapahoe ami
IIolbrook and ~ became necessary 90
use the Union Pacific tracks. The tie
up ls causing delay in arrival % dele
gates 10 the Epworth League convcn-
tion here
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
WHOLESALE SHOOTING.
Three Nesro wemen Killed and -Four
Men Wounded.

Three Nesro wemen Killed and -Four
Men Wounded.
Americus. Ca. July "A wholesale
shooting occurred near Leslie. ten miles
east of Americus. resulting in the Kill
ing of three negro women and the
shooting of four other negroes. 4 me-
gro named Hicks dii all the shooting
killing his wife. his mother-in-iaw and
another woman.
Hicks and his wife had been sepo-
rated some time. on Sunday he
went armed 20 the home of her parents
but learned that she was eight miles
away on another plantation. Without
explanation Hicks raised his shotgun
and killed his mother-in-law In her
tracks. He then compelled the dead
womans husband. az the point of the
gun. TO secure a team and carry him to
where his wife was staying. Upon ar
rival there an hour later Hickn shot
his wife dead and then shot promiscu-
ously until four other negroes had fall
en-. making a total OF seven victims.
Coffins for three were sent from Amer
Gus that afternoon and little hope Is
entertained for the recovery OF the re-
naming four victims. Hicks has not
yet been captured. but Sheriff Bell and
Deputy 0atewood are making every ef-
fort 20 locate him. There Is the great
est excitement IN the vicinity of the
tragedy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
Special Train Bearing Late John Hays
Body Leave Newbury.


Newbury. n. H.. July "A special
train bearing the body OF Secretary OF
State John Hay left Newbury Sunday
FOR Cleveland. o.. whore the interInent
win take place. The funeral party con-
sisted Of Mrs. Hay. the widow; Clarence
Hay. DIR. Charles L. scudder of Boston.
who attended Mr. Hay In his last Ill
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mather OF
Cleveland. the latter a sister OF Mrs.
Hay. and s. A. Raymond. also rela-
tive OF Mrs. Hay.
The body OF the secretary was
brought down stairs from the death
chamber and the casket enclosed IN a
rosewood box.
An express wagon was driven from
the stable 20 the front door Of the
house and the casket was borne out by
the servants and placed In the vehicle.
The Journey from "The Fells'' 90 the
station Mas over distance Of two
and one-half miles.
The casset. which was covered with
q rubber blanket. had been lashed 90
the wagon, the steepness OF the hills
making such a precautlon necessary.
Il was followed only by the under
taker and Walter Grout Secretary
Hays coachman. Both men walked.
the coachman leading the horse While
the undertaken walked behind. Not a
person was met along the lonely noun
tain road and the window shades OF
the few scattered farm houses along
the road were drawn. The rain fell Ia
torrents as the little party trudged over
the muddy roads.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
HEART ON COFFIN.
Doctor Performing Operation 10 Re-
esive Fifty Thousand Dollars.

HOLSTER CAL July 3-Gustave \.
Klhm. native of Hamburg. Germany.
committed suicide here by taking NOR
phlue lie left "a win IN which be a.
rected that his heart should be cut out
and placed on his conn. The doctor
performing this service Is 10 receive
$4,000. lie asked that no one should
see him after death and no mourners
should follow him to the grave
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
Convention Closes.

Asheville. y. c.. July 3.--The Young
Peoples Missionary Movement con-
ventlon at Renilworth Iun closed sun
day night with an enthusiastic session.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
All ouis, a. Odessa.

London. July "A private telegram
from odessa Monday said all was
quiet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
GRADING BEGUN
DOWN At LAS VEGAS
First Dirt Moved on the Tonopah
Aud Tide Water Rail.
road.
DESERVING OLD TOWNSHIP.
settlers Flocklng Over 10 Clark's Town
Aud Abandoning the Unofficial
Location First Taken Up,

Writing from Las Vegas the CORE.
spondent Of tho poserot News hns the
following interesting budget OF nows
from Ncyada's newest towns
Tho lrst olod Of dirt has been thrown
on tho Tonopoh and Tide water rail.
road, running between this place and
TonopOh, A force Of graders tenn
siors ana other employees were prompt-
lyon hand Monday aoulh OF town and
without the least Formally whatever
all hands commenced at the call
OF time ana work on the new ro0d
WAS Il reality There VIII be no for
malIty M to this road or In tho building
OF a. The gentlemen az the head OF
the enterprise are men who believe IN
building u railroad with pick and ahov.
oil and not with Jnw.bono aud hot air
NJ having dispensed with brass hands
and all that goes with II hlp.hIp hurrnh
start ihoy have got that much IN the
lead ana thoy propose 20 keep H.
Thoro IN heavy froightlng and travel
into both Eldorado canyon and the
Bullfrog minoH out Of Vegas, there n
hardly any stable room ana the oorfals
nre full and more continually being
built Two or three new pens have
been built AZ Cl0rk's Las Vegas town-
size ana II In the public opinion that all
OF the corrals as well us the whole
townslto, known as the old townslto
viii move over TO the Clnrk's Las Vegas
before many moons, Tho frelghlors can
be accommodated either there on here at
present, but after the town has settled
to whore II VIII be, the frclghtels VIII
want 10 be IN tho busy part OF the berg
10 that thoro ~ q tendency for all 10 so
over 10 tho new town
The buildings formerly on the right
Of way are bong taken OF and the town
IN presenting a more metropolitan APP
pcaranco each day Tho owners OF tho
respective places 10, tho work Of nov
Ing go untll tho last minute, but when
Monday came, all Of thom pulled or
their coats and commenced 10 move at
tho eleventh hour II IL n question
whether there over was town that
gained tho rapid Roadway this town
has IN 30 short a time II has been build.
ing Tho fact of the matter II II has
not lost any Of the gait and II certain.
~ appears that II viii not for n good
long time 10 come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
bENN|E BOOTH
IS DISCHARGED.

without having nm opportunity OF
passing upon the questions raised an
60 the oonstltutlonNllty of the Juvenile
court law Judge Armstrong yesler-
day afternoon granted writ of habcaB
corpus for the release OF little Bonnie
Booth, who WAS committed TO the Re-
form school by Judge Brown ON May
% and the boy was discharged from
further custody ana returned home
with his parents Supt Allison OF tho
Reform school, failed to appear IN
court yesterday afternoon, after the
hearing had been continued from the
morning session TO allow hin mn OPP
rortuni,y to answer n no 20 desired,
20 his default was entered and hence,
mr. there was no answer or return TO the
writ there could be no contention or ar
gumenl raised IN the matter and Il
went by default II II probable that
other habonH corpus proceedings VIII
be Instituted IN order that the question
OF consttutlonllty may be determined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
LATE LOCALS.

Todays local bank cloarngs amount.
cd TO ,BlG,2f6, OF, as ngAinst sGS0,701, IL
for the same day last year.
Tho city treasurer Is today paying
the department payrolls Of the city
employees for tho last half Of May
amounting IN all 10 Nl,2G906, Tho
county officers and employees are also
being paid today for The month OF May
by Auditor Tuher,
clyde Harper, the young man arrest.
Cd on the charge OF ombozSlnG " from
tho Vienna cafe, was given hearing
before Judge Dlehl today, Ills attor-
noys soren y. Chrlstensen ana Brown,
made motion for the discharge Of tho
prisoner Tho court WI render a de-
clslon tomorrow morning,
That tho business OF the ONCE OF
County Clerk llldrodgo IN steadily m
crcaaing IN evidenced by tho fact that
tho fees OF the oflloo have shown an
Increase each month during his term OF
office, During the month OF May tho
fees OF the Office amounted 70 t2,3aG,pO
and during the aomo month last year
OF i8Slb3
A meeting Of tho committee on teachs
crs and school work az tho board OF
education ls scheduled for this after.
noon at s,i5 o'clock TO consider tho
selection OF teachers for the city
schools for next year AZ o'clock rho
board held special meeting 10 net
upon the report AZ tho committee In 70.
gard 10 the appointment OF teachers,
The county commissioners Of Weber
county are In the city today and In
company with tho Salt Lake county
commissioners. this afternoon lnspoct-
cd the new rock oruehor operated by
tho city for crushing rock 10 he used In
macadamislng the streets and roads.
The commissioners also paid visit 10
~ Douglas 10 inspect the system OF
making road uedd thore.
Yesterday afternoon ut tho Lowell
school the graduating class wAp cntor-
tnlntd by their younger friends, who
remain yet year Tho hallway OF the
upper floor was used for the ontOrtains
mont, which consisted Of n banquet
and speechmAking by the teachers and
students, Mr. Bradford, principal Of
tho school, was toahtmaeter, and these
responses were madel "Tho Banquet"
Miss Drew THE Glass OF '05" Misp
Parsons, Manual TraininSr Mr.,
lScelori sewing" Mlos Van lIOughton
baseball Team Wallace Rong' 6THt
llootore,' Mary Murdoch, lmpromptu
toasts were given by Msa Minnie Bur.
mestor, Miss Hutchinson, and Mr.
Howell About 100 people were pres.
ent at tho spread.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
SOME CHANGES.
Appointments and Promotions In Lo,ol
offices here,

Minor changes went into offcc, lhis
morning ~ both the Short Llno ana
salt Lake Route ticket Offices, At Inc
first named clyde simmons, heretofore
on night duty Ut the dtpqt ticket Of.
lice, succeeds W. A. Howard ot ihe
counter an Mr., Howard leaves Tor a
two years absence IN tho east within a
iew days,
At the fan Pedro office II, IT, Twin.
INK has been transferred from tho rns.
uengor department 10 iho frelght rato
side of the oll,oc. llc has been lu,.
ooodcd Nt The ,lchot case by l., NJ, Wa.
don, formerly win hr elliott NJ phoe.
NIX, Arls
Tho most important chango nm.
nonnccd this morning, however IN thar
Of George lnwkos, travelling live stock
agent OF the u, ~ H. Co who today
severed his connection with that road
aud went 10 the Oregon Short Limo with
the title % live stock agent. Mr.
Hawkes. N considered one ~ Inc best
1.-Two stock rustlers IN this western colu.
try and tho short Liho IN to be con.
graduated on lts acquisition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

tho intention OF tho proprlo,ors 10 h,,
die the Immense fruit Shipments ,n'
Moab 70 Green River, thence by rai 'yln
Denver and Salt Lake markets. We,a
not for the boat these shipments couii
not DO made ns the pears poaohe"s
plume, nprlcols, etc, could moi s,an,
the heavy wagon haul from NOAH ~
Thompson, n distance OF about 20 mlle.
The boat pccen,ly made her maIden INK
ana had ] not been for an obslruc,Ios,
IN Green River referred to would haS,,
reached Moab where tho citizens baS
arranged for a grind celebration.
The city of Monb Nv % feet long ma
~ feet deck beam, has two decks oni
can handle from 10 to 10 tons of froIpii
ANA from 90 to o. passengers II ~
operated ny A gasoline marine engine \,
% horsepower and In capable Of MAXIM
from " To 10 miles an hour The cabin
and Nnioroom accommodation are nrgl
class,
II ~ confidently expected that larpo
business win be handled hy this com.
pony 10 the canyon OF the Colorado
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
TRUCKER ROAD FOR SALE.
MAIN Outlet from Tonophh May 90 20
southern Pacific,

Rono, New, Nav si,.-lI, II, yoring-
ton, secretary OF the Virginia a. Truckec
railroad, has issued a call for all OF the
stockholders OF the road 10 attend 81
meeting NJ Carson city ON June ~ and
arrange for tho sale OF tho road 10 an.
other corporation II is supposed that
the Southern Pacific company In after
tho line, The road IN now being ex-
tended into the Carson valley TO tap q
largo agricultural tbntry II ie at
proscni The main outlet of tho Tonopah
and 0oldhold country and In one Of tho
bost.pnylng lines on the coast,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
MAYBERRY SUIT,
Case dismissed Because Of Plaintiffs
Failure 10 Appear,

Judge whitaker Of tho city court has
dismissed the case of Mary a May
berry against Andrew Z, Mayberry on
account OF the failure Of tho plaintiff
10 appear yesterday and prosecute the
action, Costs were taxed against plains
I'M and In favor Of defendant Mrs,
Mayberry was SUING her former hue.
band TO recover about $40, alleged TO
be due her Tor the purchase OF dress
and having tho same made for a Mrs.
Beck now tho wife Of Mnyborry she
alleged that she made tho purchases at
the request Of Mayberty ana for him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
STEAMBOAT LINE,
Some Details Regarding the outlook on
Green River


WhUe IN Denver this week General
Agent BENTON OF the passenger depart
mcnt Of the Denver * Rio Grande met
j. ], LumsdeN president OF the Greens
orlando Navigation company, and G. w.
operating on the river between Green
RIvor station ana Moab, Mr., Benton
says that they stated that the distance
from Green River station 10 the june
ton Of the Grando Is about lao miles,
and from tho junction TO the FIRST catar-
act IN the Colorado river IN about nvo
miles From the Junction OF the Grand
To Moab tho distance Nv about 90 niles,
At tho present time there IA an Oh.
gtructIon IN the Green river about ilyo
miles above tho junction which prevents
the operation OF the boat through TO
MOAB, This obstruction, however, doe,
not prevent the operation or the boat
between Green River and the cataract
on tho Colorado river, ana Within 10
days II VIII BIO possible 10 operate thu
boat through 10 Moab, Tho boat has
10 statcrooms for the accommodation OF
tourists, The trip TO the ootarncls ANA
return con be made IN four days, thus
allowing ample opportunity for stopping
along tho route 20 see the elm dwellings,
which are IN great numbers, ana Other
interesting points, The scenery Tor thu
entire distance IN raid 10 be magnificent,
walls Of the canyons rising IN many
places 10 perpendicular hQlshl OF
from one 10 1900 feet
The pioprlotore contemplate ostnb.
liahlng a hotel NJ n point not yet dotor.
mined OH for the ncc0mmoda ton Of
tourists and oxcuWlonlsts,It IN tho lnton.
ton TO provide those hotel ocoommodn.
tions before tho season Ia over, TIL,
navigation Of the river In not attended
with Tho slightest danger, M the current
does not exceed throo miles nm hour,
After entering the canyon AZ q point
approximately rs miles south OF Green
River the boat dooh not emerge until
Moab " reaohod, IN addition 20 tho
tourist and excursion travel which II Ia
expected VII patronlzo the boat, II Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
CRIMINAL CASES.
Prisoners Enter Pleas OF Not Guilty In
Cases Against Them.

Three prisoners who were arralsncd
on Monday, were brought before Judge
Armstrong IN the criminal division Of
the district court yesterday and en-.
tered pleas Of not guilty to the charges
against them, Frank Kelly HAYDN
pleaded not guilty 10 burglary, william
Rogers pleaded not guilty TO o similar
charge and Albert Whitaker entered u
similar plea 10 the charge of assault
with deadly weapon with intent to
commit murder,
MoNoill charged with attempting to
commit robbery, was dismissed upon
motion of DIST Atty Loofbourow
Charles Place, who was charged with
McNelll with attempting 20 commit rob.
berry, pleaded guilty several days ngO
and II now serving six months In tho
county fail,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
WEATHER REPORT

Record M IN local olnoo ~ ina Weather
bureau Tor the a hours ending ht y a, M,
TO-DAY
naromtlor reading at q H. mo g5l
inches, temperature M A. my 20 dta
Eroog maNmQm 81, mini mum, ie moan,
"a which N N dr8rouA above normal
Dcnolonry M thn daily mean Temporal.
iurc since tho rrt OF ina month, n 90.
Hrcet,
Precipitation since tho INST Of tho
month, o nch which " lO4 inch nboNo
the nOmul
EScoss IN precipitation since J0, I, ,.d
inch
Local forecast for Holt Lake clly and
Ylclnltyi
Patty cloudy lou'phl ana Friday, with
local thundoralolmH. cooler
For ulnh Nororatt nkon at Denver,
COln)i
Partly cloudy tonight ana Friday, with
local showers north portions cooler rn.
n J. uYATT
Local Forccaster,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
Another Damage Suit,

Enoch II, smith filed suit In the dis.
trlot court today against The Consoi.
dated Railway a. Power company, now
the Utah Light & Railway company,
% recover damages In the sum Of 1880
for injuries alleged to have botn rec
celvod by him on Dec, ~ 1903, while
n passenger ON a Second South street
cor While attempting 20 alight from
the ear at Fourth West street planting
alleges that II was suddenly started
before he got on and no was thrown 10
the ground and soyeraly lniurkL no
therefore asks judgment ~ stated
above,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
STRUCK oN"THE HEAD,
For Personal injuries ole Nielsen seeks
70 Recover $4,000,

ole Nielsen has filed suit IN the dir.
trIct court against tho Union Lime &
stone company ana Hush Mckay to
recover $4,000 damages for personal In.
jurios alleged 20 have been received
whio In the employ Of defendants on
Oct 20, 1904, In their quarry, lie nj.
leges that hc was struck on the head
by somo falling rock and permanently
injured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
SPIKE AND RAIL

Tho Yellowstone park business out NJ
salt Lake Ia opening up IN great Nh. Pc.
Harry Coulam Of the oregon shor,
Limo goes 10 Milford tonight after
freight,
The Rio drandc Western VIII tmnr.
roW the big liarnum Bailey orou,
through Utah during the last week Of
july
The Rio Grando win run an excursion
10 Eureka on sunday on the occasion
OF tho bah game between I've railroads
and Eureka.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
NEW CAN SHOPS.
work begins ON DIp improvements On
Tho oregon short Line,
Especial Ia tho "Nowp")

Pocalolo, Ida, juno 1.-The Oregon
Short Line today began further I'M.
provcmentt on la shDp IN accordance
with original plans This work Ia Pre-.
pnra,ory 20 erecting largo car shop
next 10 the machine shops with 80
tracks leading into A. An Inspection
house win also be erected for the bono,
NJ Of the engineering department This
building 10 receive first consideration,
IN addition tho ronndhouscs Nt Lima.
ulcnn's Ferry ana Montpelier are 10
have new floors made Of wooden blocks
six Inches deep, and set IN pitch after
tho English fashion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
$40fora Name

IN connection with our largo baking
powder factory spice mills ana extract
labratorlos, We are now operating the
most up.to.dnto, ana largest COFFEE
ROASTING PLANT IN the inter'noun-
tain country
Our conoos arc collected from the nm
est stock ana correctly ana acicntllleAl'
~ roasted by men Of experience IN this
work, and Tho coffecs which We arc
placing on tho market are uneSoelled
IN high quality BESIDES, OUR COZ.
FEES ARE FRESH ROAHTED, which
makes them superior IN DElldllTFUb
AROMA ana DELICIOUS cUPPlNb
QUALITIES 70 any coifee on this mar
kot,
We shall shortly place on the market
our THREE CV'oWN BRAND cor.
FEE, II WIN be the finest grade OF
Mocha ana Java, ana win DO sold IN
one pound sealed cana only
We wont, however Two ontohy
ORIGINAL popular names FOR our bulk
CAN YOU SUPPLY THESE
For lho name which We consider best,
and which Ii sugnoRted before june lh
1905, we win pay $500; and for the
second best name $1,000,
Any person may submit names, but
NO moro,
Al suggestions must be mailed before
midnight Juno 10,
Names muN be plainly written, 10,
gethor with tho name and address OF
the person making the suggestion.
Mention tho paper In which AdNor'
tlfomont was read,
All letters must be addressed 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
AMNNDMENT nY WOOD,

Councilman Wood offered the follow
ms no an amendment
Immediately following section num-
Der 3, and aH an addition thcroto, m
eert, said Utah Light and Railway
shall furnish 10 the city at such times
oa said city may require gravel cars,
and shall haul gravel and dirt for said
city for street improvement purpoaoso
at reasonable rates, to be agreed upon
between the council OF said city and said
company"