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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-02-13
W.ffntlid)keit
ausgethloGrn.
Slidies nerbictet 6rauen ben 3atritt
gum 0criGtsiaal.
Gbap's Geltament
.als lemeismaterial.
&,eihpprene iteben unter Der aller'
itrensiteu Seiuadans.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press


gtep Sort; II. Seb. - l(eber
bic art uno 8eiie, pie Der 0iitrifts'
artpaIt Seronte bas &rei5perbor Der
Frau goelpn Resbit.Eba1p leiten
fpirb, serbridt man ii6 Den aopf. 8a
es ftd5 bier MIR Inn Die Srage banoelt,
tpelten ginSrud. bic pon ibr er5ubl'
BEN 8org6nge auf ibren Wann mad.
BEN, Dem lie oasieIbe eradblte, 10 bat
es taum einen 3tpef, grrittelungen
boriiber anSltItellen, Oh Die 8eihihten
auf 8abrbeit beriiben. 9urd anoere
8eugen t0nnte etne llntpobrbett niht
Na6getpieien tperben oa gttemano
ben gluftritten 5rpiiber gpelpn unO
StanforS g8btte beiipobnte. 3aS
Gerb0r bieier $aupt3eugtn lit nod
Wi6t been6et, biirfte ober feline lange
Belt mebr in g[nipruh nebnten.
@utem @ernebmen nod miro Der
Bertef6iger Eelmas beute ben Ser
fuh MAIDEN, Sos bon Ebatp perfaBte
$eItantert Dem 8etpeismoterial ein'
sstperIeiben. gs iol elm benerfens.
Spertes 8pfltn1ent fetr lntS 5itm Sett
ben @in0rud pi6erIpiegeln, ben Die
bon @pelpn er3dblten 8orednge auf
sbn utoAten. Serner min man 6urf
6as Eeitarent ben geahpeis liefern,
Aab Sbap befiirhtete, erntorbet 5lt
aper6en, tpesbaB er $50, 900 Sur Ser.
foIgung ieines mutrnnBlihen Wor.
bers alistparf. auBerSem ion er
$75,0000 fir bie 8erpflegune folder
NGohen ousgeiebt baben. tpelhe
bur6 Sthnforo @bite ins Glenb &c.
rteten, urro es beiBt, baB Die Ramen
Sieier WGbhen I'M Seitamente ge.
ndrtnt fino. Sir Die Gr5iebun9 ieines
ilngen Sfppogers Sotparo Nesbtt
tatte Sba1p Dem 8ernebnen no6 cine
geniigerbe Suntnte beftintrrt, ebenIo
cine Slurtme fir ieine Sfppieeerntl1t.
ter, unO ben Reit ieines 8erm0eens
6atte er ieiner Srau perna6t.
ssrau Sbatp Itottete ibrem Ianne
telte i'm Gef1ngnis einen geiu6 db.
Bef6e poren iebr boffnitngSool1. sic
batten nit Sen 8erteiStgern @leaion
Sn6 Senbo6p cine Iingere 8eratltng.
Die @'ihtporneen lei6en ltnter Ger
ftrengen 9etpahltng. sic ftn0 bon.
itduoiq @efarQene unS an oie frii1e
2uft f0nnen iie MIR oann eeben.
tpenn ale }p0lf 6as 9eSiirfnis baben.
Cine SdIfte poIlte einen Spo3iergan9
MAIDEN, aber es fonnte ni6ts oarauS
tper0en, neil Sie dtoere SGIfte es Dor.
so9, I'M Sotel at blei6en.
Die nitrte 3ohe 6es Sbnp.Brosei
fes nobm onntit ibren anfanq, 0af
6idter iSiBgeral0 anor6nete, 01f
fdmtlide Sralten uno ungefG6r eiram
talben 8uben6 8erihterItatter oas
Betreten oes @eridts5inlmers in oie-
fem SroSeIie perboten tpurSe. aeia
Wtttglieo Der iSantilie tpo6nte beu.e
Wtorgen Der 8erbanolltng bel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-02-13
SdDarffr pro!rlorr
Gpiskopal= sird)e.
Bia militGriiden Gbarafter Der Amss
itellung in SamestpmR permis.
ben baben.
porlase fir oiplomatifdDt
nno konlularifdle 9uede.
6aas Oertast lidj iuegeu bes Spoes
bes Abgeorometen Nigeg.

$50 bington, IL. Geb. - Der
Senotor Sale linterbreitete benz Ses
nnte einen Broteit elmer 4rBabl Bi.
id0fe Der GpisfopoIfirhe gegen ben
militdriiden Gbnrofter Der IN SdHes.
totpn abSlbaItenoen Mtsltellung, bic
berart ae1noert tpurOe, Dab tie nun
boirpti1hlib cine Grmee. nn6 Slot.
teltidoiiitellitng miro. Dies. erfldren
Tie, lpiirbe urrberefenbaren SdaoeR
anri6ten ilno oo3u Sienen, bos Gieber
Der militdrilden Gufregitng Sii me-
den, unb ons az elmer Seit, su Der
mir gon3 beionhers 0erartiges Der.
npei6en ioIlten. 9as S6rtftitiid III
bon foIaen6en @ihofen linter3eidnet:
Williom 81. Wec0ifor BON gfbobe So.
Inno, 6rancis Seen 8roofe bon Oflo.
bona uno Dem cSn0ioner.Eerritori-
nm, glliion Gopers bon Solttb Caro-.
lima; sSoiep6 8loitnt Gbeibire bon,
Noro. carolina: George s.. @illepfis
BON @eitern Whhigon, Sslttiiis W.
$orne bon aibpiIle, 8illiam 50. gei.
les bon Hap Sampfbire, Gborles
Sonforo SlntIteo bon Colorado, gr.
tbiir 8. @illionts bon Mebrasfo ,gbar.
les 9. @iaiarnS bon Wthigan uno
GbarIes Y. 8cooccd bon @entudp.
Ger Sennt ndbm ben &onferetj.
@erift iiber bic getpilli@tngs.gorlo.
ge fir biplcnattide uno forIuld.
ride 3lpede an. Der Sennt Iieb
fein Mmen6enent fallen, tpond4 es
6em Prdiibenten iiberIoiFen bIeiben
fon, ob er cine nmerifaniibe @eiopot-
fhaft 3u elmer 9otidaft erbeben min
IN einem 2onoe, 6eiien @einn0ter in
Bofbington outn 8otid)after erboben
tpur6e. I
Spreder Cannon bcfnnb ii4 tpie-
Der nnf ieinerl goften, 1ber man
fonnte es ibm anieben, ooB er tronf
eepefen ipur. @Ieih nod GrIeoteing
Der erIten gfoiitinegei9dfte erInGte
Serr SOB, Der Borlfser ees aomitees
fiir SlottennngeIegenbeiten boriirlr,
bic Debate iiber bie SIcttenoertpiIli.
gitnesuorIage iinter Der Stint -Deinu-
ten.RegeI por5iinebnpen. Or begriin-
bette bies oonit, bob MIR nod tpenige
9oge perblieben, Inn @eih1fte AT
erleoigen. @lei6 Oarauf pertdgte fia
bas $ous. oIs es ben Soo 6es Mbge.
orOneten gfipep erfubr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-02-13
Hapnner rannen Nlanldlnrei.

ct petersburg IL. Sebr.
Der inponiihe @einfrote Or. Wion.
tono bat Dem oiisp1rtisen Mnte nit.
geteflt, Dab Ser Wiitaoo Die iofortige
0tGlintiing Der Mnnidurei befoblen
Bot. sSn ieiner Rote ingt Der De.
ian6te, Der Shritt geidebe, Inn Die
normalen gerb1ItniIie fpieoer berSu.
iteIlen un6 ben 8efDeis gi Ifefern.
6ob Sapnn ernTtlid Sie freiinoIi6en
9e3iebungen au &ublono trieoer aiif-
dlnebmen ipiinife.
Wean miro mir aeniieeno Erl,ppet
sun S1nte Der Giienb1bnen IN Der
Wani6urei Ioiien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-02-13
Die ridtise slnfipOrt.
BY the Associated Pres

Weaorio, If. aebr. - 4iir5Iid
lit betanntIib i'm Braoo ouf 8efebI
oes &onigs cine nngIifaniIfe Sea.
pelle gum @ebrnnh Der Wiutter Der
&onigin, Der 8rin5iiiin bon 8ntten.
berg, Die fid bier aufbdIt, eingerih.
tet tpor6en. Dies periirIadte unter
ben fanati'den Sofbeantten @ereoe;
aber oIs bas @erebe bem aonie au
Sbren Fam, betnertte er:
,Tseine Serren, oieienigen BON
ssbnen, benen Die Rnpelle nid)t ge.
fGIlt, fonnen fortbleiben."
Der @inf tpurbe perIton6en, uto
oas @ereoe idtpeigt ieitoem.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-02-13
SdDnlfdDiff Dem
Antereanee maize.
SecfaSetten heiteben gl6nsenS TIRE
Senerprobe.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press

eIotpare 9reafm ter.
IL. Sebruar. 9as ShuIihiff
rSaratogn", iuelheS 8bilo0eIpbia
am %. Sanliur perlieB uno eine
Rreu5fubrt In ben tpeItinoii6en @e.
ndiiern ltnternebtnen ioIlte, batte
einen fiirhtbnren Sturm an befdm.
pfen uno muBte, idlper beIdGoigt,
ben bieiigen Safen onlanfen.
9lm 27. Sanuar, aIs fid bas
Sd]iff 200 MeiIen n0r0li6 BON Ser.
muoa befnno, itberroldte oie Sire
gatte Elm 8inoIturm, Der 6os Sdliff
bu @run0e az rihten idien. Wtebrere
Gage fpuroe oas Sfiff mdhtIos ber.
itmgetrieben, als es ouh nod elm
2ef befam. Ger @ommanbeur bes
Shiffes, 9lt1poter. 6eI6dftiate ale
berfiigboren 2ente an BEN 8unpen,
ltnS Die iitnaen SeeIeitte beItan6en
ibre Seuerprobe sIdnaen6. sQs bas
Shiff nod etfua bunoert meiIen BON
Bermuda entfernt NOR, fpur6e Der
Rurs nod Delnlpdre 8reahuoter ae.
nomn1en mo es audi in be6enfIihem
9uitanSe onfom. Sier jollen nun
bic not1penoigIten Reparoturen unS
bnnn In gbtlooeIpbia i1ntIide Re.
parotureu oorgenonren fper0en.
Seh5tg 4aoetten befon6en fih ouf
Dem Sfiffe uno Tie hoben bei 6ieier
@eIe1enbeit Grfabrungen aeiommeIt,
bic ibnen oieIleidt ipGter Ie6r ait fiat.
ten fontmen lper6en Der .Sorntoao"
lit eines ser 6iteiten Shiffe umo I'm
Sabre 1912 ir @crtsmea.ss, 9! S.,
erbaitt froroen.
goSen bridt bnrf.
@ooniofet, 81. g., If. Sebr
mGbreno elmer ltnterboItuna In Ell.
nen srpeiitodigern Shulaebdu6e
bro6 ploslih Der 8o6en Surh UNI
200 Gerionen fielen In oen eriter
Stod. @IiifIihertpeiie pur6e ME.
r1ono babel get6tet, nur bret gerio,
nen erlitten ifapere 9erIetimgen
% Der tantpeienoen farleR nit Ieih
tereu @erlesungen onpoii.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-02-13
R0nis DER l,flsier
0fenilidD anstklast.
Seine sodjter grinseifn 2oniIe Der.
Dffentli6t einen Mrtifel I'm
rMatin."

garis, II. Sebr. -- grin8efffn
2ouiie bon 8eIgien, bic eeihieoene
Satin oes Grinaen BON BbiIipp BON
SaGIen-Roburg.@otbd, befInat iid
in einem offenen griefe I'M v0aatinD
often gegen Die ber5lpie glrt unb
@eiie, in peIher ibr Batter, Der SEQ.
mtg BON 8eIgien, iie berlaiIen babe
un6 fbr iogar ibr niitterli9es @rbc,
ons ibr bon Der peritorbenen Wistter
geri6tIid 3ifonrte, Dorentbalte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-02-13
Gmir III fSreimnnrer.

2Cnbon, fl. Sebr. - geat Ell.
fter 8epeid]e an Den oStanSaro" aus
Calcutta lit Der grnir BON glfgani.
ftnn IN ben SretrnairrorSen altfge.
Honrnen tuorben. General 2orh
&ithener, Der 4ontmanbeur Ser in6i.
t9en Sruppen, befan6 Iid BEL ser
Gufnnbme bes gmirs.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-02-13
Gdlabenfenrs.
@e,lTter,i

gbicaep, #. Seb. - Geltern
br06 IN 6em IebsIt0digen @ebduoe
In go. t85--1S7 an Der 10. Goeine.
Seuer aus, nobel 5ebn Seuerpebrleit.
te pom Rauhe iibeap1ltigt fpiroen.
Der 9erIuit pirb ouf $50, 900 ge.
fd)1bt Gos @eb6uoe eebort Der Wor.
ris, Tonn & ReiIlp Co., @roBbdno.
Ter in 2eoerrpnren. urD CHARLES 8o.
nod & Cons. Der 8rono ut 6urd]
ihoSbofte eleftHfhe Gr;ibte entitan.
ben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-02-13
8als6rsss.
Copyrighted by the Associated Pres.

9 olorabo Springs, Col
y. Sebr. - 3tpii6en 8ear greef unl
Gbepenne tuiitet ieit geItern Radmit
tog ein BalobrnnS, Ser i6on bic
tpertpolles SoIslnuS in sride geIeQ'
tat. 8GbrenS Ser gto6t fonnte oeI
S6ein beg Seuers bon Ger Sta6t all
eeieben perben. Gin 8in6 fa6te oit
Glnnllnen on.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-02-13
aries siuiiden SonSnras nnb Mica.
ragna I'M Eid)f.
copyrighted By the Associated Press

@ofbington, II. Seb. Dos
Stootsoeportement bat bic Nnhridt
erboIten, ooB bic Gage Der central.
orprifaniifen HepubIifen iebr fritiiA
lei. Die ltnterbonolun9eii Stpti6en
$cftouros uno giicorngln, ipeIfe In
Son SnEpnoor gefiibrt spliroen fino
er9ebnislcs berIaufen. Ole beiben
Mepublifen baben oesbaIb ibre Der.
btn6uneen eingeiteIt uno Elm srieg
spirb bic SoIge iein.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-02-13
granS in @ab6cn. .Snititnt.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press

1 Copyrighted By the Associated Press
Cleveland, Senn., 9. sSebr.
Der Wsiliifiaal, iotuie cine gbteiIung
6es Gorniitoriums oes Centenary
college iuIroen belite Morgen ourd)
Geuer 5eritort. gllle Stuoentinnen
entfamen. % gianos fielen oen
Glommen gum Opfer. Wsan jadst
BEN gerIuit aif $40. 600.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-02-13
4pngrefmiann geItorben.
copyrighted By the Associated Press

9aibington, 8. Sebr. -
2ongreBmam Girep bon girsinta lit
beute Worgen eeitorben. gr 1T elm
@ruoer bes GeneraIarStes Der Ma.
rine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-27
HOW INSPIRATION
 PAYMENTS COME
Officials Send Second Letter to Stock holders Telling Details of Options Given to the Lewisohns-De Is not Sale of Company's Stock.

The following letter has been re- ceived by local stockholders of the Inspiration Mining company:
 Kansas City, Mo-, March 2l, 1907 To the Stockholders of the Inspiration
 Mining Company:
 At the time the notices were sent out for the special meeting, there were req sons which made it seem inadvisable to give details in regard to the pro- posed sale of our North Group. We did not wish to delay the notices on this account, and now send this supplement tary letter in which we respectfully sub init a brief abstract of the agreement, covering all the essential features.
 The General Development company of New York City is the company with whom we have made the agreement. MT. Adolph Lewisohn is the president, and the directors are all men of high standing in copper and financial cir cles.
 The consideration is $3,200,000, of which $l,500,000 is to be in cash and $1,700,000 in stock, to be paid on the following terms:
 One month from the date of receipt of abstract (about March 22, 1907), is to be allowed them for preliminary ex. aminations and investigations of titles, and at the end of this time cash pay
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-27
A Jurors Protest

May 1t please the court, have no tieed that the opposing counsel have en gagged in great deal of facetious repar tee during the progress of this ease A murder trial is a very serious pro ceeding, and l would suggest that the lawyers be instructed to eliminate all wittieisms at each others expense Address of a juror to the court in a ease in Jersey City.
 The name of the extraordinary man who made this protest was John C. Snyder If his advice were to be fol. lowed generally, jury duty would not be 50 terrible an ordeal, murder trials would be much shorter, the country would save money, and the defendant would be just as well ofr-New York Sun.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-27
STOCKS GET
 ANOTHER SMASH
Whole List Was Sold on Terrific Scale During First Hour, but the Lat ter Part of Session Showed Steady Gains, Closing Stronger.
lBv l. \. Kinsevl

GLOBE, March 26.-Wire service was very poor today and we were unable to get any news regarding the situa- tion tonight. The market was sold on terrific scale during the first hour Old Dominion was the worst to suffer, opening at $3S, or off six points from the close of last night. Good support was in evidence immediately after the opening and the price rose steadily to close of $46 bid.
 This is the second "smashup' with. in two weeks, with most stocks getting to about the same level each time While it is useless to predict what course the market will take in the near future, yet it seems reasonable to as sume that after two smashups' the market IS due for recovery and should settle down. We, however, do not look for a very big rise and are rather of the opinion that there will be a drag ging market in coppers from now on, during the summer months and well up into the late fall. If the metal market IS still in a strong position, enormous earnings vii be shown by copper com panies with the result that dividends will be increased and the price for stocks forced up Public confidence as well as pocketbooks have been hit hard during the past month and it takes time to restore both
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-27
na7 R% FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GLOBE ==~-%
ments are to be made as follows: Eirst navment 47S oOo

Wchls are lo pc naue dS FOLLOWS:
 First payment, $75,000.
 Second payment, $60O,00O, January 9 1908. (Up to this date at least $50,O0 is to be spent by them in the develop ment of the property.)
 Third payment, $600,0OO, July l, 1908.
 Fourth and final payment, $225,0O0, January ?, 1909
 The last two payments are to bear interest from January l, 1908, at per cent.
 In ease of default in any of the above payments the property is to revert to our company, and all previous payments, together with the $50,000 spent in de velopments on the property and the net proceeds from the mill are to belong to us.
 At the time of the final cash payment to us, we are also to receive Sl,700, 900 par value of stock in corporation which the purchasers are to organize on or before January ?, 1908, for the purpose of taking over and working the above mentioned claims This corpora. ton is to have an authorized capital stock of $7,000,000 of non assessable common stock, with cash working fund of $l l,5O0O00 and $l 00O,O of un- issued stock in the treasury.
 In addition to the $l, 100000 of stock which our company is to receive, our company and stockholders are to have the privilege of subscribing to S20O,0O0 of stock in the new corporation at par. The agreement also provides that our company is to have representation of two out of seven on the board of direct ors of the new corporation.
 Our board of directors, having great faith in our property, chose to take part of the purchase price in stock rather than make an all cash deal. They are very confident that our interests in this new corporation, backed as it will be by men of high standing and havin- So large q working fund, will, m q short time, become very valuable.
 It should be understood that this agreement eoutemplates the sale of our North Group of claims only, and is not a sale of the stock of our company. We will very likely be able to distribute dividend to the stockholders of about 10 cents per share out of the cash re. ceived, retaining enough to properly de- velop and work om south group of claims. The stock of the new company we may treat in the same way, but as yet it is too early to make any definite decision in regard to that.
 Respectfully yours,
 F. A. HOSIER. President
 F.. T. WILDER, Secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-27
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 no,nf, of G;Ia oc

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, County of Gila.--ss. l, s. F. Sullenberger, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. S. F. SULLENBERGER, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22nd day of March, 1907.
 A. J. McKINNON,
 Notary Public. My commission expires April so, l9l0 Correct-Attest:
 J. N. PORTER,
 c. M. CUSHMAN,
 J. N. ROBINSON,
 Directors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-27
GEORGE K. FRENCH
ATTORNEY, CoUNsELoR-AT-LAw
GLOBE, ARIZONA
NOTICE TO THE LADIES OF GLOBE
 MRS. HENRY REED

Has opened her elegant parlors for hair dressing, shampooing and facial mas sage in the new Toombs building, where she will be pleased to demonstrate her frst-class opportunities for giving the ladies of Globe efficient treatment. Call and be convinced.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-27
IS YOUR WATCH IN GOOD ORDER7

When was it oiled and cleaned last? 1t needs oiling and cleaning once every IS months at least, whether you think it does or not
 It needs that attention just as sure as an engine does to get the best re- suits If it is neglected the oil evap- orates and friction is set up that is destructive of the fine mechanism.
 We do nothing but expert Watch Re- pairing, Jewelry Repairing and Hand Engraving, All work and new parts furnished guaranteed for one year and charges are most reasonable.
 Also carry full and complete line of Jewelry and Optical Goods.
 O. R. FEIST, the Jeweler
 At Ryan's News Stand
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-16
RESCUED BY RACE
Negro Accused Of Ass1 ultiniI o
White Woman.

New Orleans. April IL. : While {
score or more white men were taking
a negro charged with criminal assault
on white woman from JAIN at BunkIe
La. with the intention OF lynchlng him
they were fred on by a crowd OF ne
groes hiding near the jap for the pur
pose OF either rescuing( or defending
the negro prisoner. Th}ee white men
were wounded. One OF these viii prob
ably die. Those injured we're: John
Dorman OF Hassville. Lad. dangerously
wounded In abdomen; y. White OF
Brandon. Miss. shot IN thigh: How
ard Crutcher OF HassviAe. La. shot
through an arm. After the shooting
the negroes got away. carrying the ne
gro prisoner with them.
The crime which led up TO the shoot.
ing was committed by the negro on
Mrs. Johnson OF Hassville. a town near
Bunkie. A negro whose name Is not
known at Bunkie was captured and
charged with the crime and carried to
Bunkie for safekeeping. Posses went
In search for the negro and much ex.
element exists In the country sur
rounding Bunkie. Bunkie IL In Avoy.
Giles parish. about $50 miles from New
Orleans, on the Texas and Pacific rail.
way.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-16

City Of Mexico Il Shaken Four
and q Half Minutes.

City OF Mexico. April is.--An earth
quake shock lasting four and hall
minutes startled this city Sunday
night. The earth rocked In a Ions
swinging motion. terrifying the lnhab
itants. No lives were lost.
Clocks In the city stopped nj 1f:3f
mexican time. which Is thirty six min.
utes slower that American timc). and
the perceptible molten OF the earth
ceased at 1888 i-2. Telegraph wires
were put out OF commission. and for
a short time the city was In darkness
owing to the failure OF the electric
lights. One wall OF the Associated
Press office was cracked from floor 10
ceiling. The asphalt on the paved cor
ner on Cinco de Mayo street. one of
the pricipal business streets, was
cracked open.
The shock is pronounced the heav.
Test here In years. People throngcd
the streets. many having fled from
the hotels and dwelling houses In their
night robes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-16
GREAT INTENSITY.
Earthquake Shocks Were Of a Rather
Violent Character.

Washington April 15.-According 10
a special bulletin issued by the wealth.
er bureau an earthquake OF great in.
tensity was recorded by the weather
burau seismograph. commencing at
1:14:20 Monday morning. The great
est movement OF the earth at Wash.
ington occurred In an east and wet
direction and lasted from 1:26 10 i:4i,
while the principal portion Of the
north and south movement lasted only
until 1888 a. m. The total duration OF
the earthquake was over two hours.
These records seem to indicate univer.
sally violent earthquakes az distance
comparable In intensity with those
which recently occurred at Valparaiso
and Kingston.
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Near Tcxarkana w. c. Thompson
found some small white stones. HC
sent one To an expert jeweler. The
latter informed Mr. Thompson II Is q
genuine diamond.
Eleven tramps al Eau Claire. Wis
refused TO shovel snow off the streets
there being no law compelling then
20 do so, and remained In warm cells
at the police station.
Three hours after being given q
sleeping powder by n local physician
at Montrose. Colo. DIR. Helen G. Bying
ton. prominent woman physician
died
Theschooner Fannie was terribly bat
tered by n storm while en- route Ia
Halifax from the West Indies. Two
hundred puncheons OF molasses had
10 be run into the hold so that the
vessel could be pumped 20 allow her
10 lift enough TO get under sail.
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LARGE AMOUNT INVOLVED.
Suit For Fifteen Million Dollars Worth
OF Tribal Property.

Ardmore. April ia suit involving
Si5.00O.o0o worth OF tribal property Ia,
been filed here by Hagler. Sims &
Lee asking that the secretary OF the
interior. Governor Mccurtaln Of the
Chickasaw nation aud Governor John
ston Of the Chickasaw nation be en-,
Joined from further distribution OF
tribe funds and money until the status
OF 1900 freedmen OF mixed negro and
indian blood be fixed by law.
The petitioners allege that the freed.
men Of Indian blood are entitled TO fun
allotment instead of forty acres, which
they have been given.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-16
CONSUL ROOSEVELT DEAD.
Cousin Of the Chief Executive Passes
Away at 6elgian's Capital.

Washington. April i5.-The state de
partment received dispatch announc.
Ing the death OF George W. Roosevelt.
a cousin OF President Roosevelt. at
Brussels. where he was consul general
He died at midnight Sunday night. but
the cause Of his death Is not given.
He was born in 1874 and served with
distinction during the civil war.
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Miliat 70 Be Tried.

Seattle. Wash. April ia dispatch
from Townsend to the Post-Intelli-
gencer says that Lieutenant Colonel
Herbert Millat of the coast artillery,
attached to the Flagler garrison. will
be tried by courtmartial Lieutenant
Millat is nephew OF the late Presi
dent James a. Garfield and the son OF
n wealthy steel operator Of Harrisburg.
Pa. He Is charged with conduct un.
becoming an officer and gentleman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-16
BOILER TUBE BURST.
Live Goals and Steam Cause Two
Deaths. and EIGHT Others Hurt.

Key West. Fla. April l5.-An ex
plosion. which occurred on the dredg
er George W. Allen. engaged In exten.
sive work on the Florida East Coas,
railway at Key West. caused the detah
OF two Spaniards. Jose lnado and Man.
uel Agras. and injured eight others.
A tube In the boiler burst. the es
Gaping steam blowing open the furnace
doors and throwing live Goals and
steam on the two men who were killed