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New-York tribune., 1906-05-19

Bremen May IL p rn-sailed. steamer tCer Won
BoreI New York and Baltimore.
Brow Head. MAY IS 9:t5 p m-Passed steamer VIC
torian (Br), Hart. New York for Liverpool
Glasgow. Nav 1S-ArTiveG. Partisan (Br),
Johnston. Liverpool for New York
Lizard MAY Is. 1905 m-Passed steamer Patricia
(Ger}. Nagn New Dover and Hamburg
Plymouth Nav is 6;2J a n-Arrived. steamer America
CGer) Sauermann, New York fer CherbOurg and Ham
burg (apd proceeded)-
Gibraltar Nav 1T-Passed Calabra (Br). Gov
erly New York Naples Messna
Scilly. May lI-Passed. steamer IEnydam Dutch Van
der zee New York for BouloSne and Rotterdam.
ScIv MAY 1S-Passed Elise Marie Ger Stese,
York For Flushing.
Algoa Bay May 17-Arrved steamer Bera (Hr), Jones.
New York via st Vincent. & Y, ana Cape Town.
(from Para. New York
Buenos Ayres. May 1I-Saed. steamer St Irene (Br).
Queenstown May 1S. 4:S5 m--Arrived steamer Lu-
cania (Br). Watt New York for Liverpool (and pro
ceeded).
Palermo Nav l6Sailed steamer LNzio QtaD. Canzoneri
(from Napesl. New York.
Manchester May 17Arrived. steamer Calderon (Bes).
barcelona May I5-Arrived. steamer AthaMe CNOr).
Wage. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
Public Notices.


SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION
- First DepartTsntIR the msttsr Of the 1DPlis21io2
or the CITY Of New for the appointment OF three
commissioners 70 determine "a ana Ie0T M3eneT @ rsBa
poratiOn Of persons and property as determined by the
Avenue subway Public notice hereby giyea that
amended. the undersigned board of Rapid Transit
Railroad Commssioners viii sp2Iy 20 me ,APpelSts
for First Judicial Department at term thereof
Be % Hsa and es s streat BoEous Of Manhattan cy y
New York the 25th day Of May, 1906 O'Clock IN
sel be heard for the % OF 5srse e0m
re1ort sfter due hearing railway or railways
in said city for the sG or persons and DTo2
upon which the aforesaid application win Be made are
Hpr IsCS and the adidavts and papers accompanying
the all Of which were filed in the office Of the CLERK
April 1905 IN addition thereto such other papers
description the and general plan Of conssruc
tiOn Of the said railway or rarways forms part Of the
Appellate Division. The following brief and sub
York The line here proposed consists Of four track
subway running through Jerome Avenue from about 1on
lawn Road opposite Woodlawn Cemetery From the
Cn1naron iesdnq In T the bridge over the Harlem River
trail Hudson River Railroad COMPANY The other Two
in Eighth Avenue near Street connect with
spur planned connect with 153d Street near
Cromwell Avenue so as to AFFORD means ot Jnoso5 JuC
By this Board The object Of the Aforesaid Is
SeteTin after bubble hearing Of all parties interested
whether such railway or railways ought 70 0e q
and operated and shall report the evidence ten % s0
Appellate Division ogether With repGs 4p o. Iicon Sg
@ oS s,6b TaiiUav or railways (as this Board
IT shall bel shall when confirmed by SAID
owners along the line Of said railway or railways
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILRoAD coOINfIs-
sIONERs FOR THE CITY OF NEsWp NJ 9oRk; 7c.,,,,
BION L BURROWS. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19

Santa Marta 10 to the Hamburg American Line with
mdse Arrived at the Bar at a
Steamer Colon. Skilngs. Colon May l2 to the Panama
Railroad Line with passengers mails and nldse
Arrived at the Bar 1890 . m nth
Steamer Arimatea (Aus) Vidulich Fiume April IL
Trieste 90 Messina "a Palermo % ST Mchaels Bav
May g. to Phelps Bros Co. with mdse. Arrived at the
Bar at 9:45 a m
Steamer Seneca, O'Keefe Tampico May 10 and Havana
"a, to James E Ward & Co, with l3 passengers and
mdse Arrived the Bar at 9:37 a m
Steamer La SavOie (Fr) Poirot Havre Nav IL 10 the
French line with passengers mails and mdse Passed
In Sandy Hook 1910 . m.
Southeast OF Fire Island at 1918 o m
Sandy Hook y j. May ls $3.50 % n-Wird southwest
moderate breeze; weather clear
SAILED
Steamers Otto Sverdrup (Nor) Montevideo Ruenos
Ayres etc Ciere (Nor), Sama; Langfond tNor) Noroi
Ar (Norl. newport News; Numuri (Nor) Port Antonio
Bordeaux Qr). Havre; Celtic (Br Liverpool via Ceens
town; Flumlnense (Br Liverpool Yucatar Nassau and
Iampico princess Anne. Norfolk Newport News:
LamPasas, Brunswick and Mobile; Breiz Hue (FTr)
town. S c. - ~ 'eN
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
KNOW THY COUNTRY.

yuysnal aaid: This precept descended from heaven:
Hn0W thysslf To this add-know thy country. Know
sts is population It's products native exclusive
agricultural ana mneTR know Sta output and its
possibilities know its states its territories and largo cities
Hf1 what they sev,TailY noted geography
end Typography; s constitution policies ana history; SIS
ure lss a. and sls ecienees s philosophy, discoV
Sz1tS and Inventions Know It's relation other
both political and nnanoiRl. Know its possessions
4lassa, Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines their
History seyeEay tho customs and languages OF their
iIs0De. and the sources Of their wealth Many
t9ese things gg ana love fheiE country ana Ger
Fice9bl0 % fheir feoWcitisens IA their
souledEs. u labor the sacrioa OF ocaiIed
Vlsaslrs acquire this knowledge but tho genuinely
lrRniY whose LIES purpose 81 the
is abilities ana opportunities and who ln ana
sofer Is developing his counfFs hidden and
tgoFtng his own practical enthusiasm 70 other Lives.
Mere e relish ana delight g The eeareh Cor knoYee9a
yxAx oSILlsnx+zloLE tsc<a8Ldioli.==Selt per GelL
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
N. Y. C. ELECTS OLD OFFICERS.
Senator Depew Still Chairman-W. c. Brown
Senior President.

At the organization meetings Of the New York
Central, Lake Shore, Michigan Central. West
Shore, Mohawk & Malone. New York & Put
nam and New York Northern railroad COM
panies held yesterday Grand Central Station.
all the old officers reelected, including Sen
ator Depew as chairman of the board of the New
York Central A resolution adopted appoint
ing w. c. Brown now vice-president Of the New
York Central, senior vtce-president of the COM
panes. and authorizing and empowering him to
perform such duties in the general management of
the properties and business of the companies as
may be assigned to him by the boards of directors,
the executive committees or the presidents.
President Newman Is soon to start two
perform his duties during his absence.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
WHITE PLAINS ROAD ROUTE.


Pub notice hereby given that pursuant 20 the pro-
visions Of Chapter OF the Laws OF 1891 as amended.
the undersigned Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad Com
spreme Court Of OF New York for the First
Judicial Department thereof TO be held az the
AnDelIate Division House. Madison avenue and
the 2Bth May. 1906 O'Clock in the afternoon
thereafter counsel be heard.
three commissioners in the above
entitled determine and report after due hearing
and ought 20 be constructed
and cperated papers which the aforesaid ap-
nIcntion will be made the petition OF tne said
dated he April 1906 the affidavts and
napers accompanying the all OF which filed
N office Clerk OF said Appellate Division
about day Of April 1906 and In addition
such shall be presented to the Court by the
a description Of and general plan OF con-
said railway railways forms OF
the aforesaid with the said Clerk
Appellate Division The following Is brief and sub
OF the said IN the County OF
practically extension Of the
Fapid transit viaduct 1t is begin 177h
street and Farms Road. the Bronx Park. and
along Road Norris Park avenue and White
Road intersection with 241st
Of the aforesaid application is to obtain the
OF commissioners who shall determine after
railway railways ought constructed and
the evidence taken TO said Appellate Di
together with thetr determination.
II favor Of the construction and
that bel shall when confirmed by said Court, be
OF the consent of the property owners along
the line Of said railway or railways
Dated York. April 2S 1905
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CONSIIS-
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
By ALEXANDER E. ORR.
BIoN l. BURROWS
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS.
Dover. May Is 1880 m-Sailed steamer Deutschland
(Gerl. Kaemph 0rom Hamburg). New York via cher
Dover. May 1sArtved. steamer Patricia (Ger) Niagin
New York for Hamburg and proceeded.
Naples. May II. 10 . m-sailed steamers Prinz Oskar
(Ger) Won Luenfels. New York; IS Citta di Geneva
QtaD MaRnano. New -
Naples. May l9-Sailed steamer Napolitaa Prince Qr)
EhgletOn. New York Palermo. "
Naples. May l2-Arrtved. steamer Roma CFF). Joubert
Barbados May 10 Sailed Hubert CBr). Davies
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR EQUIPAGE-PHILADEL-

PROPOSALS. FOR EQUIPAGE-PHILADEL
phia Depot, g. NJ; Dept. 2eth street Grays Ferry
triplcate subject 70 the usual conditions will be
ceved here O'Clock A. NJ Friday, June l. 1905
furnishing and delivering at this
depot: Brooms 5000 Serubbing Brushes. 100
to existing standard samples and specifications
A GUARANTEE in 1919 Of the value Of the articles Did
for must accompany each proposal Certified check Will
be accepted in lieu OF written guarantee UNC5UARAn-
TFEED bids considered The right IS reserved
70 reject accept any all proposals any part
thereof Preference will given articles OF domestic
manufacture conditions of quality and price dncuding
in the price Of foreign productions manufactures the
duty theeon being equal Standard samples be seen
and proposals full information will be
application this Office Envelopes
tanning proposals ndorsed Proposals for Equipage,
TO be opened May l. l906'' Lit. Col j. W. POPE. Depot
OuaFteTmaster.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1N1ArIrRE A1.MANAc

MINIATURE ALMANAC
442 7:14 Moon rises S1OiMoons age 26
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook sos Gov. Island 5:3S He'll Gate 73l
P.M-Sandy Hook 5:27 Gov. Island 6:02 He'll Gate 1855
The steamers Campana and La Savoie, reported BY
wireless yesterday. will dock to-day about m. The
Kaserin Auguste Victoria reported by wireless Sable
Island last Thursday. She will dock early tomorrow
morning.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
CrPRENE CoURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

FIRST DEPARTMENTAL the matter OF the appi-
cation Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Commits
soners the city Of New York for the appointment OF
three Commissioners determine and report Whether
rapid railway railways for the conEeyance ana
transportation and property determined oy
the Board. ought be constructed and operated
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
TRANsPACF1C MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in N. Y.
Australia Except West) Fiji Islands and
New Caledona-Maheno (via Van
cnuveF and Victoria B. C.)........ May 20, 600 n
Guam and Philippine Islands-U. S.
Transport Logan (via San Francisco) May q, 1890
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19

master. Fort Terry. n y May 1s lsOs,EsesIed
until 10 O'Clock M Tuesday. June g. 1905. and then
opened the construction Of brick storehouse and
brick workshop at Fort Terry N Y. specif-
cations may information obtained by applying
10 this office. United the right
accept reject all proposals part thereof
Blank forms for making proposals Will be furnished
tending bidders upon application this office Envelopes
containing proposals must be marked proposals for Con-
Cuartermaster. T. s A. Fort Terry. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
Public Notices.

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment notice is hereby given that an act Senate Bill
Printed No 334, Int No 304 has been passed by both
branches Of the Legislature. entitled
AN ACT
APPORTIONMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
IN ITS DISCRETION, TO EX.A NINE, AUDIT. AND
ALLOW THE CLAIMS OF JAMES T. ELLETT AND
FRANK MILLER FOR COMP PENSATION FOR SER
VICES RENDERED AS SECRETARY AND
WATCHMAN, RESPECTIVELY. TO THE RICH
M0ND COUNTY PARK COMMISSIONERS
Further notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing
such bill will be held at the Mayors Office in the
City Hall in The City Of New York. Monday May 81
1906. 1890 o'clock a. NJ
Dated City Hail. New York. May l6 1905.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN Mayor.
This bill will be the first heard that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice is hereby given that an act. Assembly
No 24lI Senate No ISS, Int No 655, has been passed
by both branches of the Legislature. entitled
TO AMEND CHAPTER SEVEN HUNDRED AND
EIGHTEEN OF THE LAWS OF NINETEEN HUN
DRED AND FOUR. ENTITLED IAN ACT AU-
THORIZINC THE SELECTION OF LANDS AS A
SITE FOR THE NEW YORK STATE TRAINING
SCHOOL FOR BOYS. AND ESTABLISHING THE
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE OF THE
LAWS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIVE. IN
RELATION TO THE SELECTION OF LANDS AND
THE TIME OF MAKING REPORT.
Further notice hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held the Mayors once,
1909. 1890 O'Clock A. NJ.
Dated City Hall. New York May IS, 1906
GEORGE Il. MCCLELLAN. Mayor
This b!ll will be the second heard at that
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
PROPOSALS FOR FILLING PONDs.-OF.

fee of Constructing Cuartermaster Fort H G. Wright
N Y-Sealed proposals. in triplicate. will be received
p. m, II. 1906. and then opened
furnishing labor tools and material and filling ponds
this reservation Information furnished application.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked PRO
Filling Ponds. be opened June 1906
addressed. Constructing Quartermaster Fort
Wright n. Y. via New London. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
The Turf.
RACING AT
BELMONT PARK

MAY 10 TO 10. MAY 2s TO JUNE 6.
Trains leave foot Gath St Q1:2l III :4Ol l2:ol,
1910 d2:2op 1890 1890 02:S0 l2:55 1900 idS 52O
i:60 2:3S Leave Flatbush Ave. O2O0 42:4Os
O2:I6), 1890. 12:45. 1:O0 1:16. 1880.
Trains in brackets on opening day. Saturdays ana
PSrior cars on the 1900 ana 100 trains from East
s4th ST. for members OF the Turf and Field
Club and annual Subscribers
Boxes Waldorf-AstOria and Fifth Avenue
First 2:30 D.
MOTOR CABS AND MOTOR CARS
To THE TRACK
Electric Vehicle Charging Station on the grounds.
New York Transportation CO..
sth Ave and 49th st. Telephone 23SO-Coluuhus
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
HUGHES TO GET $4,000
TNOUTRY 1T An END.
Insurance Committee Audits Ac-
counts and Dimes sCitb McKeen.

Having accomplished a memorable work, the
legislative Insurance Investigating Committee. ia
similarly known as the Armstrong committee. held
ITS final business session at Breton Hall yester-
day ana dlsbanded. after dining at the Hamilton
Club Brooklyn, IN the evening.
The work yesterday was auditing accounts and
fixing the compensation 10 be paid the counsel and
various attaches Ct the committee. Il was an
nounced that Charles E. Hughes was 20 receive
sl6coO; James AIcKeen, his associate. S175O0. and
Matthew Fleming $1,000. The original agreement
was that they TO receive $4,000 $4,000 and
$780, respectively, with extra compensation after
January l. 1906. Since that date all have done a
large amount Of work in drafting bills, attending
hearings and similar work. Tn addition to their
fees Mr. Hughes will receive l.2S4 g for dsburse-
ments Mr. McKeen S3n C. and Mr.. Fleming SIG so.
The entire cost of the investigation viii be sl0l,-
1883. OF this amount, S5.9O7 SO was expended for
printing the report. provided for by law. Deduct
1ng this from the entire brings the amount to
be taken Of the special legislative appropriation
OF $4,000 down 10 $s56ll OS. leaving a balance Of
Sass 81 There were number OF extra reports
printed. at a cost of S11,soo to be paid out Of
Especial appropriation Of $4,000 Aside from the ex
Qenses spoken Of there are the following:
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-08-23

Mrs. Edger. The doctor has been
detailed to go with the Twenty
sixth Infantry companies from
Fort Brown to Fort Reno. He ex-
poets to return from the latter post
Immediately to Fort Brown. Mrs.
Edger will remain here until his
return. Captain and Mrs. Edger
have been at Fort Sam Houston
since leaving Brown. and were
lately at Austin. where the doctor
attended the encampment.
Col. Lott and Miss Lott returned
today from their summer outing at
Tehuantepec Beach, having finally
broken camp. The colonel and
family, as we'll as the friends who
have enjoyed their hospitality dur
ing the summer are unanimous in
declaring that Tehuantepec Beach
is the most delightful spot on the
Gulf coast for a seaside resort.
The beach is the finest on the
entire Texas coast, and the surf
bathing cannot be surpassed.
Collector of customs J. W. Vann
returned by yesterdays train from
visit to Kerrville, where he was
called on account of the illness of
his father. Mr.. Vann's friends are
pleased to learn that he left his
father much improved. Mr.. Vann
has the thanks of our people fer
going over to Austin, a few days
ago, to try to induce the au-
thorities to send aid and relief to
Brownsville.
Mrs. Penrose and Mrs. Lyon,
wives of Maj Penrose and Capt.
Lyon, accompanied by the latters
sister Mrs. Devol, left this morning
for Fort Reno, Oklahoma. These
ladies came to Fort Brown recently
with the 10Th. Infantry.
Harvey c. Stiles, the expert hor-
ticulturist of the St. L., B. & NJ.
railroad, passed through last night
on his way from Corpus Christi
into Mexico on trip of recreation
and rest.
]. c. McBee left for his home at
Harrington this afternoon after a
day or so in town.
Lon. c. Hill, esq, returned to
Harrington today.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-08-23
PERSONALS.

Frank Clark came in last even
ing from Realities to buy more
mules in this vicinity.
Mrs. N. Lightburn and children
returned to the Point last evening,
after a short visit in town.
S. S. Thorpe of Michigan, who
spent several days here prospect
ing left on the morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Yturria returned
this morning from visit to their
summer home on Brazos Island.
c. S. Higgins and wife of Dallas,
Texas, left this morning. after
spending about two weeks here.
Joseph Lehman and S. H.
King, travelling agents from New
Orleans, arrived last evening and
are registered at the Miller.
Judge Wells, r. B. Creager, r +.
B. Rentfro, A Celaya and Chas.
Champion were passengers to the
Point last evening. The first four
returned to town this morning.
Mrs John D. Hill expects to
leave Monday for Houston where
she will spend the fall and winter
with her son, Frank Hill. and wife.
She will be greatly missed by her
many friends here.
Mrs. Ada Wren and child and
Master John 1'horsell came up
from the Point this morning. Mrs.
Wren took the morning train for
Houston, where she will make her
home.
Capt. j. B. Edger, who was for
merly stationed at Fort Brown as
surgeon, arrived at this post last
evening, being accompanied by
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-08-23

ida and says he finds that budded
pecan trees of fine variety can be
bought from Florida nurseries at
81 so each. He also says the freight
on the same will come to about
FIVE cents each, making the total
cost only about 81. SIS each. These
trees, Mr.. Stiles says will bear in
three years. The pecan IS one of
the handsomest of all forest trees
and as it thrires in this soil and
climate, it would be well to adopt
Mr.. Stiles suggestion. Nothing
beauties a town more than shade
trees planted at the edges of the
sidewalks.
Several days ago Secretary Ban
non of the Business Mems Club
wired the department of agricul-
ture at Washington that the bonus
for the proposed experiment farm
had assumed concrete form, and
our people were now ready to &C.
cept the proposition of tie depart
ment. In response this morning
came a communication from DIR
Fairchild, the representative of the
department who visited Browns
vile, enclosing blank contracts for
our people to fill and forward to
Washington. A further stipula-
ton is embodied in this communi-
cation which was not at first men
toned, namely: that water must
be guaranteed by the Brownsville
people for irrigation and other pur-
poses on the farm. It is under
stood that this and all other stipu-
lations will be met. Present indi
cations seem most favorable to the
selection of Brownsville for the
location of the experiment farm.
An accident occurred in the cot
ton gin at Sarita yesterday after
noon, in which Hermepegildo
Maldonado, a young Mexican from
Brownsville was very badly hurt.
Maldonado was at work in the gin,
when his right arm was caught by
the gin saw, the forearm being
broken in two places and the flesh
torn from the shoulder down His
side was almost lacerated by the
saw. The machinery was stopped
as quickly as possible, thus saving
his life. The injured man was
brought to town last night by the
local freight train, and medical as
sistance secured at once. DR.. Lay
ton, who has the case, says he
thinks the injured arm may be saw
ed. Maldonado is about % years
old, and has a mother and other
relatives living here
About a hundred fine chrysan-
themum plants were brought in
last evening by Horticulturist Har-
vey c. Stiles, for the purpose OF
further identifying the railroad
park. They will be set out at once
and by next winter an abundance
of these floral beauties will delight
the eyes of those passing that way.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-08-23
To Be Desired.

We wish, Mr.. BonapaTte,
The job was up to you
To handle things at Brownsville
Indeed, indeed we do;
Since you are down on anarchy
You'd settle up their hash;
You'd give these thugs in uniform
A
good
hot
lash.
J. NJ. Lewis in Houston Post.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-08-23
The Herald. Daily and Weekly,
is the only paper published in
Cameron county.
local ITEMs.

Black tafeta silk, yard wide,
S1.OO per yard, at SNIPEs.
News is received via Matamoros
of a twelve-feot rise in the Rio
Rio Grande at Laredo yesterday.
Suit cases SOC. to s14.OO at
SNIPEs.
See the ads in today's HERALD
of the enterprising Snipes dry
goods store. Some fine bargains
are offered their customers.
The weather man says we are
to expect increasing cloudiness
tonight, with partly cloudy wealth
er for Friday, and light southerly
winds.
Best quality China silk in all the
standard colors, 4Oc per yard at
SNIPEs.
Clean up and put on your best
bib and tucker. Get ont your
bunting and flags and hang them
over your houses, to do honor to
the distinguished visitors who will
be in the city tomorrow evening.
You will find it at SNIPEs.
a fine artesian well was brought
in at Katherine station yesterday,
for the St. l., B. & NJ. railroad
company. This well is $50 feet
deep and has a flow of $50 gallons
per minute. 1t was bored under
the supervision of Major Arm
strong's well boring outfit, Rather
inc station being on his land.
Beautiful assortment of dress
silks, prices SOC. TO SIPS per yard,
at SNIPEs.
The city of Brownsville will do
its best to entertain Congressman
Garner and the other prominent
democrats who will visit our city
Saturday and Sunday. The royal
entertainment given the delegates
to the conventions held at Corpus
Christi two years ago should in
spire our citizens to exert them
selves to the utmost in this matter.
See those beautiful shirt waist
patterns at SNIPEs.
The through mail for Browns
vile missed connections with the
regular passenger train yesterday
and was brought in on the local
freight arriving here at three
O'Clock this morning. High water
on roads connecting with the Gull
Coast line caused the delay. The
trains on the latter road are run.
ming on regular schedule and max
ing good time.
The special train which will take
the negro soldiers from Fort Brown
to Fort Reno will be in some tim,
between FIVE and six O'Clock. A:
soon as the soldiers and baggag,
can be loaded, the train will pull
out. This will probably take
very short time, as only light bag
gage will be carried by the sol
diors, the heavier goods being lef
to follow them later by freight.
It is learned from reliabl
sources that the river has over
flowed for a considerable distane
on the Mexican side, having eros
sed the National railroad track
and extending in some places a
far as SIX miles back from tn,
river. The railroad company ha
been inconvenienced somewhat b,
the overflow, but has had no seriou
DELAYS in traffic therefrom. TIL
construction of what are known a
false bridges" has been neces
STATED, in order to allow the waite
to run under the tracks, thereb,
clearing the tracks of water ant
enabling the trains to be operate'
as usual.
A suggestion made to THE HER
AID man by Harvey c. Stiles, tn
expert horticulturist of the chi
Coast line, which is worthy of in
consideration of our people, is tina
the CITY should be beautifed b.