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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-03
City News
YOUNG SOLDIERS
BRAVE The STORM
EIGHTY MORE NAMES ADDED TO
CADET ROLLS.

Grand Muster Occurs Tonight, When
All Who Have Enlisted Will Be AS
signed to Companies- Martial Music,
Drills by Crack Squad. and Much
Soldier Doings. ~..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-03
BUFFALO ELEVATOR BURNED.

Buffalo, n. Y. March 3.-The Wheeler eleva-
tor, on Buffalo river. was destroyed by fire last
is-estimated at $175,OCO. Lined up alongside
the Wheeler elevator and up the river as far
the eye could see were lake vessels of all
kinds in their winter berths. but none caught
fire. Several small wooden buildings adioin-
ing the elevator and some lumber were des-
,troyed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-03
POWER AT CLEARWATER
Company Incorporates to Build Dam
z. and Power House.

The Mississippi River Power COM
pany of St. Cloud, capital stock,
today. The company will lilac acquire
site and build dam near Clearwater,
manufacture electric light, heat and
power and operate a pulp mill and
paper mill. E. f. Moore, Daniel H.
Freeman and George A. Moore are the
incornOratOrs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-03

Dean W. s. Pattee of the university
law school will deliver an address in
St. Cloud tomorrow on "Some Achieve
ments Of Modern Thought
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-03
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Abso
lutely Harmless

Every mother should know that
Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy is per-
fectly safe for children to take. It
contains nothing harmful and for
coughs, colds and Group is unsurpassed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-03
ENLISTMENT ROLL.

Eighty more boys yesterday enlisted
in the Journal Cadet regiment. Today
the recruiting office on the second floor
Of 81 Fourth street S will be open until
o'clock.
There will be a. meeting tonight at
1880 'clock at Holcomb s hall, third
floor, Fourth street S, of the boys who
have enlisted. The assignment to COM
panies will be made and the announce
ment of the time and location for drills
for each company, which will begin
next week, will be made. A number Of
other interesting announcements will
also be made. The journal Newsboys'
band, the services Of which are offered
to the regiment, will furnish music,
and the crack drill squad of the Uni
versity Cadet corps will give an exhi-
bition. 49, - '..=-
These Joined Yesterday.
Yesterdays muster roll was as fol-
Albert Weisenberger, 31s W Twenty sixth
street; Herbert Mayl 1913 Emerson avenue NJ
PaEd LEVIN .5 s1s Emerson aysnHs n: James
222 Tenth avenue NE; Weanond Eller 222 Tenth
avenue NE; Chester lager: 1912 Seventh street
liam Bensoe e s frf sE N M
seholtz ee1 Ontario street Sc: Louis Goldberg,
S5o Plymouth avenue; Emil mil WIGHT, TO oaklake
Francis Seminal, 3o2S Twenty ninth avenue s;
Lester .Henkel 1920 Twenty-nint avenue s;
! Hiram Johnson, 1926 Twenty-ffth avenue S;
Raymond !. 3 Bhin. 1885 Second avenue s.; Bert
Brooke II Royalston avenue \; MAURICE Roscoe:
Eighth avenue $; Robert Wdhoms 1912 Dupont
avenue N; Wilbert Anderson. 1903 Dupont ave
Ed Sandal. 600 Central avenue; Walter Odean
1912 Fifth street N: Tom Keaanan. 43O Jeffer:
son street NE; Ralph Mckennsie. ,522 Seventh
street S; Robert Amant, 1904 Girard avenue s.
Charles Schwartz, 257 Twelfth avenue S; Frank
Finn, 80 Royalston avenue; Joe Shallbetter. 4451
Wentworth avenue S; hubert Peck 1855 Went
worth avenue s; Clarke Rowett 1903 Fifth ave
James Gutenberg, I'll Oak Lake avenue n: Har.
old Fassett 2717 Girard avenue s: Charlie GIL
| man. 1872 Jefferson street NE; Ray Rippe, 1878
Fifth street n; Elmer Larson, 6S1 Twenty-ffth
avenue NE; George OBrien. 2s12 Girard avenue
| S; Elmer Jackson. 1407 Adams street NE; Henry
>Simso, 1910 Adams street Me- John Hollison
3O04 Hennepin avenue; Clarence Anderson, 2S3(
s. Van aSf Thrd
Clyde O'Leary, 1925 Pillsbury avenue: Ceci
searle, 1T West Fifteenth street; Louis Rrill
enth avenue n: Edward More. 1882 Madison
street NE; Frank Sylvester, 141 Ninth street.
David Pearl. 524 Sixth avenue n: Joseph Meslan
1912 Aldrich avenue n: X: Brooks. 9O3 Third
street N; Harold Slettan. 514 Eleventh avenue
| S. Charles Hutchinson 2I15 Penn avenue
Ernest Best. 4O1 Fifth avenue S.: John Thorn
ton. 612 Tenth avenue s: Rene l.undddn, llO1
avenue S: Harold Hoag. 5000 Irving avenue S
I Kenneth Merrill, 1917 West Lake street; Mat
this. 1901 West Thirty first street: Ed d: Smith
2 Pifbury 81 Harlg s I'll
| street S. Albert Wilhelm. 5oI Plymouth avenue
NJ George Bartosl, 1922 Sixth street s; Ernes
Meunier, 519 Eighteenth avenue n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
RittsIaltsrli@e WetsoroIoete.

Sn bsm Bud Der gtutur" DON
aonrub b .Msssnbers. bas nm bic
Meitte bss IA. Sabrbunberts entitanb,
finben ii9 sinise isbr intsreRants
anaaben iiber bas @iHen Der odmds
Iiaen 3eit in ipsttertunbli4en 0in9en.
lleber ben Regen beibt es ba: Der
reae1 tDmpt BON tpd53rigem ounit, ben
Der Iunnen bib auf bat se5o9en in
bas mittelreih bes luftes, pann BON
Der telten bic ba 1T, entileu5t ii9 Der
bunft pisber in tpaa5er, ais mir feben
an benz bunit. Der bon benz palsnosn
bufen aet Oh benz feuer; penn Der
bunit bic talten bafenbsden riiert, 10
entfieust er Ii9 in tpaSSers tropfsn."
= SntereFant 1T .s, bab mir aud
bier I6pn ben Sinpeis auf cas Bill
ben Der 8aFertropf.n aus oem Bats
Ierbampf am 9edel bes ao9topfss
{ (,baFenbeden") finben, ben fait iebss
p6piitbu6 bsute nod entbdlt. lleber
bic @ntItebuns Der Dirbelpinee unb
Stiirme iagt &onreb: nSeihtbt es,
bas bic tpi6erpGrtisen pinO bseeenet
ainanber, dls Der iubner benz norb'
ner, uber Der oitner bem peitner.
pelber bsnne itert.r iit. Der ipirft ben
anbern auo Der erben. ober in ain
nusser; 1T aber bas iie sleid itard
iint, 70 rinqert Iie nit ainanoer 10
faft, bag Iie paib quo Der erben pdIent.
unb parnt in amer fnellen tperbeln
peiIe, unb 5udsnt oft nit ainen gros
seu Ituin obsr amen meni6en = uno
fiierent bag nit auf in bic Gift" -
DAB es aud bamals fdon 2eute ges
ueben bat, bic ii9 iibsr bus Bstters
propbeseisn luitig nta9ten, moee fol-
aenbes prDbIsin 5eisen, ods aus benz
Bud ,glller prdctit 9robmutter"
(1572) entnommen lit: r0as Dom
nern ipiirb msbr s.tbiimmels ban ul3
Der pIib. = Ddnn .s regnet piirb es
ipenia beItGubt fdu9 9sben. = Wann
ber Sdoel als sridlubn bat, 70 1T bas
petter lGuten su iputb!" - 0ds err
innsrt bebsntli9 an bds mpberne
8ort: .Denn Der Sdbn trGbt auf
benz W1iit, Gnbsrt ii9 bds Wetter ober
bleibt pie ss it'll"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21

aeipefsn iit.~
sic Ieufsts unb brsbte Tid pisber
aum &lapier. .2aslasla" ipieIte lie
cine Moutonlsiter, ieOe gtute miibIum
fu6eno, lpGbrenb 2asIett unOerpdnot
por ii9 bin itisrte.
r9lrme, tleins Ndneb," murmelte
sr nit Inii4ersr Stimms. ralrmer
alter Sad"
rWiFen Sic, Mlr. 2aslstt," unters
bru9 ibn gtbel6ertd, i'd babe sic
sigentli4 pieI Iieber uIs captain
RoIfe."
Gr lddelte perspsifeIt. n9unte.
Suuots!" bann nod elmer Pauie
faste sr plObIid. .9ib udt SnoOts,
Diait bu Nama iasen, i'd tOnnte
nidt IGnser ipartsn = i9 bate seben
miiFsn, uno -" ct belt pibsr fir
einsn qugenbIid inns, bunn fubr er
nit trdftiserer Stimme fort, npiqit
bu aud Runcp eine 8otibaft brins
aen2"
.s5rsiIid mill i6 bas; mas iit's9"
Gr nabm Oas i6mule Seiiat6en
aipiiden feline Sdnos unO fab ss sdrts
lid an. = Su, iie mar Der S4peIter
gang Gbnli9. Sage Rancb, penn
iie bus nd9ite Waul on Sad Rolfe
fdreibt, iOl fe ibn sriiben unb ibm
fagen, i'd tpiinihe ibm piel Slid.
unb baB i6 boffe, er perbe bulO Sus
riidfebren." gr fab iib nod einmal
i'm 3immer nm unb blidts gum leB<
tenmal auf Gtbelberta am RlaOier
unb auf Rancb's Bib an Der 8anb.
n2eb' pobl, Snppts, lsb' tpobl!"
iaste er fait froblih.
rIbieu. Wir. 2aslett," rief iie ibm
nad, Oann ipenbete iie iid tpieOer
gum 8laDier unb nabm ibre Sonleis
tern BON neuem in 4nsriff, ernIt unb
better, Obne SY pifen, bab iie bic 3us
tunft breisr 0lenfden in ibren ainz
berbdnben gebalten unb abnunsslos
NIT ben 5dbsn pes S6idiuis gsipieIt
hattie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
Sic 8abri9einli9feitsre ednnns.
WiIitdrbumoresie pom leo pon Torn.


Der Rommanbant Der &abettens
fhule bate ben Snbdlt bss gqsrz
b69iten SanOi9rsibens, ipelhes er
am abenb Dorber bur1 Spesiultus
rier empfdnssn, benz perIammelten
2ebrertollesium Ipeben mitsstbsilt.
Na4bem Der Ssrr Oberit ben Brief
forslib in isin. SaItsn setnifft uno
i'm in sine braune 2sbertai9e eineez
f4lofen. iebts er Tid. 9is MiIitdrs
unO 3iDilprd5eptOren isBten ii9
ebsnfaGs.
Der Serr Sbsrit purtete nod eli
nen 9lugenblid, Bis bas StiibIeI9drz
rem unb bic anberen 9erGuI6s, ipslcbe
bic innere unb GuBers 9eipsguns oes
&ollesiums gum ausbrud bra6tsn,
iih selegt. Damn rGuIperte sr leibt
in bic bObIe Sunb unO IieB iid alio
nernebmen:
rWsine Ssrrsn, bic allerbD6its
Wiaensmeinuns lit bier 10 tlur aus
seIproden, Oob es iid eriibrist, nod
ettpus binsuaufiisen. Bel Der Sreue
unb 9stpihenbaftieteit, tpel9e i'd fir
ieben ginaelnen BON Sbnen poruuss
ieBe, beburf es setpiB teiner befonbez
rem anresuns. Der sseebsnen Ri9ts
fhnur 5u folssn - unO bas nm 10
psinlider unb iorsfGItiser, aIs bieis
Ri9tIdnur ii9 genau in 2inie iener
@runDiGbe befpegt, tpelheSbnen i9on
bel aufnabms oes prin5en in bic
Qnitalt mitgetbeilt tporben iinb. @s
biirfen feline ltntsrThiebe semu9t
psrbsn: psber in Der 8ebanolung
Der 2sbrfG9er, nod in Der 2ebensz
bdltung bes prin5en, iopeit bieie Der
notwithstanding unterporfen lit.
Meine Serren, ba uns bas nod einz
nal einsef4drft pirb, lam id bic
8efiir9tung ni9t bon mir peiIen,
boB in oisisr Sinfidt uiht gang ben
aqsrbo9Itsn DiinIhen entIpredeno
psrfabren ipOrOen ift. Sd muB alIu
brinssnb, isessbr brinssnb bitten, bab
BON Stunb an mad tsiner Ri9tung
bin biffersnSirt tpirb - ia, i'd mDbs
ts fosar pOrI9Iagen, bic 9lnfOroerun=
gen an unIern boben 3Osling, eutz
iprs9enb fsinen bebeutenbsn anlas
gen, lieber etipas su srb0ben. Msrtlidb
gu erbDbsH. Sd leg. Sbnen Oas I'M
10 dnseIesentlider ans Ssrs, ala mir
in &iirSs ben 8eTud unfsres aaerz
b09iten GERM gu sepdrtieen baben,
tpie sic es Ioeben pernpmmen. Sd
bunte Sbnen bsfsns, meine Sers
ren."
gu ben 9e6rern, pslbe iib ben
iiber5udertsn 0fIffel gang beionb,rs
biuter bic Sbren geTdrieben, sebOrte
Or. Spiribius plaut, Der Matbes
matifsr. Sine etipas iubalterne uno
GngItlibe Ndtur, bate er es nibt
iiber iih sepinuen tOnuen, ben prinSs
li6en 30glins nit bsmislbsn Mabe
su meFsu ipie bic anbern 8abetten
= iene 8ambuIen, bic aus Spiribius
einen aItobOliiden Spibndmen aes
matt uno Iib Oh Ieiner roiieen Wdns
gen uno Ieinsr SuBbalIeu erbsitsrten.
@r bate INNER sttpas minoer toms
plisirte matbsmatti9s 9luFsd6en aez
ipG6lt unb baun aud nod na6aebol.
fen, penn bic 2Diuns einmalS6pis.
risteiten gu MAIDEN f6ien.
Dus 66rte nun ielbItpsritGnbIid
auf. 9ei dll.r 9ut6erSisteit mar Or
9lant niat Der Munn, etne Sarriere
aufs Spiel su ieBsn, bic 10 slGns
ssnO T9 anIieB, pie bic feline. Wlii
iisbenunoSpanSis Sabren PrinSenerz
sieber! Sn isin.m Stiib4en trGumte
sr oft bic srGums elmer sIGnSsnb,n
3utunft = unb aus ieOem feline,
srtru srOBsn &nopfIO&er i6ris cir
beiber Dunid gen Simmel.
Rddoem er beoba6tet, ipie ieit
Grsuno. Der SripettiunsOifi5isr unh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21

5urnIe6rer Sberleutndnt bon Rtns'
feGb. es fosar pasts. bem prinaIiden
9uudaufIdpung bur4 einen lo1aIen
Slaps ad posteriorem 9rOBere
gerOs gu gsbsn, unb Der &iibne oiss
ierbalb nidt duf Seitung gei4idt
ipurbe, Gnberte Or. Spiribius Plant
feline Sattit polIitGnbig. Der arme
Bring betam ulgebruiIhe Niife gu
fnaden, bdb ibm Der 8opf brummte
= unb penn sr bann bilfefIebeno gu
fsinsm 2ebrer aufIub, Ie9te bieier
isin roIiges Qntlib in itrense Mor'
delFulten unb ipunOte Iib ab.
Sir ben Gag. an tpeIdem Der OIL
lsrbo9fe 8efu9 itattfinben iplIts,
bate Der Matbematitus eine 2lufsds
eabe, eine MISUNDERSTANDING
aussetiiftelt, bic ibressIeiden iu6ts.
sic mar bus SpiBfinOigite unO
Sdpierigite, mas man iid bsnten
fonnte = auberbem BON einem erns
fen, patriOtiIden 9eiite sstragen.
Die sesebsnen 5dttorsn tpuren Iaus
ter Iiegrside Pan5srIdiffe, unO es
ipar berausSure9nen, ipie oft ii6 Der
Sisg an bic beuti9e Rei9smarine
beFten tonnte, tpenn bic @bseprbneten
i'm purlamsnt cine beItimmte 3dbl
bieier S4iffe bur4 sebn Sabre das
jdbrlid iiber ben @tut binaus be-
piligteu.
Or. spiribius glant mar isbr
sliidIi9, aIs sr fab, Oub Der grin5
ii6 nit benz tnifflihen Ding pergebs
lid ubmiibte = unb bieIes Slid
Itsigsrts ii9 su einsm atbsmbetlems
member frsubisen S9red, uls er ers
fubr, baB Der prin5 bic 9lufsabe Ios
gar ieinem Batter porselsgt uno Der
bobe Serr nit einem gang eigenen
2d9eln b09itieIbit fi4 nm bic 2os
fung bemiibt babe.
Der Watbematitus lisb ii9 Ios
fort bus Seft seben unb psrs
iant in SiefIinn. Inter Der Qufs
gabs ndmIid fano ipOrtIid 5olgen'
bes:
gimmt man punaer = p, Rei9ss
marine = unb 4beeprbnete = Il,
70 piirbe aus bes GERM Sr. Plant
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aIs Res
iultat iia ersebsn: Pra 4. 9arin
aber bat er fi9 psrre9netl
g(ddoem Der Widt6emdtitus eintge
Stunben iiber bieTsr pOlis unpers
itdnblidsn 2DIung sebriitet, beIdlob
sr, Bel Ieinem 6reunbe, bem Sbsrs
leutnant bon Ringfelb, ii9 Ratb gu
bplen. Der Offiaier bate 9lufsabs
uno 2DIung taum iiberfloeen, als er
ii6 auf Iein Sopba mari unb i'm
ilebermaB bes Gntsiidens nit ben
bsicen langen 8einen in Der 2uit
bsrumanaelte. 0abei rief, lu9te unO
it6bnte er rrra 4" in alien Sonars
ten. grf als Der anbere mti isinem
Rdt6Iel beleibist dbsieben poats,
itano er auf unb piI4te ii4 bic Sa4s
thrGnen aus ben ausen.
sd peritebs feline SiIbe", begehrte
Spiribius 9lant uuf. r8iHen Sic
Oenn, mas pra A iit!2
rallerbings, pra 4 1T bic iiblide
amtli6e abtiirsuns I'm MilitdrsWos
denblatt fir preuBii4sr ROtbsr
@olerorben ". &ldHe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-21
9tab fp ed iel.

ptuBp .9isl. Setuns
bant: Sabs INNER sesIaubt, 9raf,
oaB sic Elm gutter SdiiBe isien. Dor
bem 9usa riibmtsn sic iid, baB
Sic Sbren Sesnsr burd oas Ser5
id1ieBsn lpiirb.n, aber sic trufen ibn
muir in ben S6sntsl. 9raf: Sdbs eius
fad unasnommen, oem 8erI lei Serl
in bic !5oIsn s.falIen!
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-04
eREviTIEs PUNCHED.

Fine Irish potatoes sell at Terrell.
Tex. for 81 - cents per bushel.
United States Marshal Brewster was
sworn Ia 40 Laredo Monday.
Two miles from Grove. J. r.. John
Grove had both legs cut off by a
train.
Steamship Cassel left Galveston
Monday for Bremen with many pas.
songcrs.
Newton Blue. Injured near Farmers.
vile, while working with a tractiov en-.
CINE. died.
Chester Robinson was twice bitten
by contipCdo near Cameron. Tex. His
injuries are not serious.
For the twelve months ending June
80 1850 charters were filed al Aus.
tin. against gS9 for the preceding
twelve months.
John Moore. a Shawnee. Okla. hoy.
held a cannon cracker in his right hand
until Il exploded His thumb aud fore.
finger were torn Off
At TeXarEana the skull OF Luclus
Lee a boy. was fractured by a blow
from a brooomstick. Johnnie John
sou. another boy Is under $500 bond.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-04
HsAlrHIEsT OF ALL.
Secretary Wilson Issues Statement
About American Livestock.

washington. july s.-Secretary VIII
son OF the department OF agriculture
has decided not TO enter upon his an
nual vacation until he has completed
the organization necessary TO put into
operation the new meat inspection
law. He will give practically his en-.
tire time TO the work for two months.
The pure food law also will require at
tention. but he intends to leave this
almost wholly 10 Or. II. W. Wiley,
chief OF the bureau Of chemistry.
By direction OF the president. Secre-
tary Wilson issued the following state
ment:
American livestock are the health
lest in the world. The great ranges
OF the west produce herds OF cattle in
which the percentage ~ disease Is re-
markably small and the Federal gov.
eminent Is steadily reducing, by APP
proved scientific methods this small
percentage. The inspection Of the an
imals before and az the time OF
slaughter has always been thorough.
Il IS true that the department OF ag'
riculture has heretofore lacked the
power and the money to provide for
an efficient supervision OF sanitation
and the methods OF preparation OF
canned meat food products.
The legislation which has just be.
come effective provides the sapart'
ment Of agriculture with an adequate
law and with ample money 20 carry
II into effect Supervision and In
spection will be extended from the
pasture TO the package. The Federal
stamp upon the can will be a guarantee
not only OF the healthfulness OF the
animal. but also that the product was
prepared amid sanitary conditions, and
that with the addition Of no deleterious
chemical or preseyatiye, any meat
food product bearing the government
stamp will be III for food
With this law In operation, II may
be accepted as a fact that for health
fulness and purity the prepared or
canned product will compare fayorably
with the fresh meat Of the United
States. which Is, and always has been,
the finest in the world.
The new law Is comprehensive. the
means for its enforcement are ample.
and its execution will be thorough.
People az home and abroad may use
our meats in confidence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-04
DREADFUL DEES3.
Man Kills Wife and Her Moths,
Shoots Two Others and Suicide.

Lucedale. Miss. July 3.-In an M.
tempt TO exterminate his family
Charles Brewer shot and killed nj.
wife and mother-ln-law. wounded h,s
wife's grandmother and his lnfan,
child and then shot and killed himself
The tragedy was prompted by ar.
ger Brewers wife left his home >
few days ago. alleging that he was
treating her badly. She went 10 her
mothers home. where Brewer called
Monday night and entreated her 10 re-
turn to him. He became angry when
his wife refused TO Lave her mothers
house and drawing revolver. began
shooting at the women When his
wife and her mother had been killed
Brewer continued 10 shoot until he
thought every other member OF the
family was dead and then fired a hui.
let into his own temple.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-04
nREviTIEs euNchEp.
TsSre is a scarcity Of ice at Bait.

Tkre is a scarcity OF Ice ut Ba.t'-
more
Near Ravia. !. T.. Jim Duncan was
shot to death.
On 3Oth ultimo three persons suicid'
ed at Minneapolis.
Odd Fellows will erect a $500 build.
ing at Lehigh, !. T.
Charles owen o'Connor Don. not
ed Irishman, is dead.
A fine coal vein has been discover
ed near Lorraine, Tex.
Congress did not adjourn until III
O'Clock Saturday night
During June 800 marriage licenses
were issued at Chicago.
Near Geary. Okla, " Gates was
kicked to death by horse.
c. ID. Weaver. a brakeman, was Kill
ed by a train at McAlester.
Railways in Indian Territory and Ok
lahoma want $4,000 laborers.
Manuel Garcia. a prominent teacher
OF singing. is deaf at London.
BY the collapse OF a wall at Philadel'
phia eight persons were killed.
New high school building at Royse
City, Tex. will cost over $1,000.
q. NJ. ID. Grigsby. the well known
railroad constructor. died at jefferson,
Tex.
Eighteen arrests were made at Dal-
las Sunday for alleged Sabbath viola
lions.
Mrs. s. j. Declard died in Gregg
county. Texas. as result of runaway ac-
cident
For tearing down Bait Carr's gate,
Rector Meadows was fined ! cent at
Lawton.
Edward Sanders was shot and killed
at Skidder. La, and establishment rob
bed Of $500.
A law department building is TO be
erected on the campus at the UNIVERSE
~ Of Texas.
ID. Broussard, charged with attempt.
ed criminal assault, was jailed at
Crowley. La.
BY a premature dynamite bias, near
Bristol. Tenn, three men were killed
and five wounded.
The throat OF VIII Goland, a negro,
death soon resulted.
Construction OF Oklahoma Central
railway from Lehigh. |. T.. to Paris.
Tex. begins in sixty days,
While helpless on a railroad track
at Wichita Falls. Tex, George McFad.
din had a ,eg cut off by train.
Lightning struck a four-story brick
block at New Haven. Conn. II was
entailing 100000 loss.
At Memphis Saturday Molllo Davis,
a negress. was fatally sunstruck. Sew
eral mules wero also killed by heat
II. r. Delameter. Jr.. OF Caldwell.
Tex. has been appointed by Congress
man Burleson a cadet at West Point.
Trinity and Brazos Valley railway
will erect at MeXia, Tex, az cost OF
over 100000 shops. offices and de.
pot.
Grief over the death OF his wife,
happening two years ago, caused w.
NJ. Window OF New Orleans to blew
his brains out
White.Dunham company, shoe man.
ufacturors Of Brockton.. Mass, has as
signed Liabilities are $4,000. aud
assets over 100000.
In street car fight az oxford, Ala.
VIII Holcombe was shot IN the heart, |
two policemen wounded and conductor
cut In the hand
Amid great cheering during the clos.
Ing hours OF congress Representative /
Sheppard OF Texas sang a parody OF
his composition. entitled. Everybody |
Works but Cannon
Connie Haththoruo a boy. was 50
badly bitten by a dog az Denton. Tex
that six stitches were required 20 sew
Oh the wound In thigh.
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MoRTALLY WOUNDED.
Party Shot Charged With Paying Al.
tention TO Other Mans Wife.

Knoxville. Tenn. July 3.-As Nor.
folk and Western eastbound passenger
train was about to pull out OF union
station at Bristol, Tenn. bearing
George Jones and the young wife Of
John ore. Ore appeared and fired
three bullets into Jones breast. Jones
will die The train left carrying the
woman. Jones was removed TO the
union station waiting room.
Ore, It is said, claims Jones had been
paying attention 10 his wife.
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STORM AT WEST.
Lady Badly Injured and Another and
Man Hurt.

West, Tex. July "A storm visited
this place Monday afternoon. Several
houses were blown down. Mrs. NJ.
A. Allen was badly hurt by a falling
house Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams
were also injured.
A brakeman named Hunt was badly
shocked by 4 wire which fell across
the Katy track. A heavy rain fol.
lowed
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ATE PRESSED CHICKEN.
Doctor Worked on Two Persons With
Stomach Pumps Some Time.

Columbus, o., July 3.-Two people
ate compressed chicken sandwiches at
the Ladies' Aid society picnic at Je-
rome. and were saved by doctors. who
worked over them several hours with
stomach pumps. The chickens were
allowed TO stand for two days in tin
receptacles before eaten.
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MUTINY BROKEN.
Few Hundred Of Those Engaged Were
Slain During It's Progress.

Hodeida. Arabia. July 2.-Another
mutlny broke out among the Turkish
army reserves serving In Temen prov
ince Sixteen battalions demanded
that they be reputriated. and the com
mander-in-chief. Marshal Felzl Pasha,
ordered the forts 10 open FIRE on the
mutineers, who surrendered after a
few hundred OF them had been killed.
Rebel Arab forces are advancing on
Amran and an important engagement
Is reported 20 have been fought. both
sides sustaining heavy losses.
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Reunion Of Third BRIGADE.

Gatesyille. Tex, July 3.-The annual
reunion Of the Texas division. United
Confederate Veterans, viii take place
here In the lO0-acro park. from the
gath TO 9th inst Third brigade EN-.
braces fIftysiX camps.
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NO RUNS MADE.
For Ten Innings Austin and Galveston
Contest For Supremacy.

At Galveston Monday the locals and
Austin played a teu-innlng game Of
baseball neither side scoring.
Houston. 4; Lake Charles, o.
San Antonio 4 Beaumont, /.