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New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
HUNTINGTON HAS INSULATED WIRE.

Il E Huntington il was announced yesterday
bss acquired controlling interest in the 81 500 600
ran;tsl stock and S.22S.0o0 outstanding bonds Of
the Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company, &
s,bsidiary Of the National Steel and Wire Com
many which went into receivers hands some
time ago. c E Graham, Mr.. buntington's per
soual representative in this city, has been elected
,-ice-presiGent Of the Safety Insulated Wire and
Cable Company. II is understood that the
many the plent Of which is a. Bayonne. y. J, viii
IN future be operated in conjunction with the New
sert News Shipbuding and Dry Dock Company,
which also is controlled by Mr.. Huntington.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
SPEYER e CO.
THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

Nov
" C this Company
by II C Mga Five -Bo1t
Central
Company will pay gold its un tt the first dasO January m
each a the In o thu lien OF the mutsa
th the o a n dp d noon Z fsauay Decsnsm
within j Mg& & Company New York Issue ~tpreorts yr.apa
b whom the bon vii subsequent d . bearing acrafca easnhn
Of J.
aIw
PdA
Juyn ndJuarym meao yeb y January L MorgaF Five
Per " f
Bw Il
Nb
ECONPIE
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
eAITsNoRG STOCKS.
pHI,anE, pJa STOCKS.
Bid Asked

1s-zis.sea o. Cra-es .. sz-ney K Co. 70. - Broad
st-eat New Ycrk sn5 70. I'D South go Etrest
Ph.aselrhtaa
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

fgrishei bv J Thomas Reinhardt Nc IS Broad street
New York ana Nc. 19 Exchange Place, Boston.)
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
seeklv report, with comparisons. follows:

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
a ooo reeePss 9g 1900 ,.,ss eaSS: a5era Ae get 2
POINTS aG.Ai ai6t Totefaier Decenber 5so1ad;
teTJan1a-v sod: Janua-yFebrUary. 5S3izd February
March 5s43d; MarGh7AprlI 1s9@G h7I. s53d
eaangsa prices ICES 76,r tls Was auet and unchanged
Following are prices quoted the New York Produce
Exchange: SPRING paIedls p ts a. en- 81 81 a 81 81;
spring clears 81 50 So extra 10 TinsF - LOT
~ rIIOI-R@Market STEADY Quoted: 50 S. 10 per 100
q r. e. RE q IL CHOICE to fancy s. 2oas5 coRN
MEA1-Steady S1uotSn, hl'n r b;te and veIioy
81 20 q 81 80; coarse 81 25@*1 80 FEEpLWesteTn D.
Td an iddng f s2a Is: -four do. s2 $40 90 an
PROMPT s4 20 @sao So red dog $50 6o o
my chop $40 bulk S22 20 sack SACKS conap8 0 On the hear
was the bottom oc strong adynnce 81 IN 4 %heai ~ &
z. ,o-ac7 ~ connection with poor export
a. d Continued liberal offerings Argentina
pee1s ana feeiinr Of depression in all
the pronounced weakness OF December IN New dotR TX
served only stimulate. No attention was Pa:d 70
aven OF the more favorable bank statement shorts
began 10 take betiSS bS buyers in all Market advane
ing May to sII1as the local market and to 81 o5
gpectively from low point OF the day The Northwest
was eneer reeeps en is for the next week or ten days
about IS leads & bossbP r9r 80 600 bushes
red winter in the last week or so ala IN. mt
mated that world shipments would be only ssooooo
buehe compared with s..'sIooD buhhtlS ldSt NEeh
,1oe+ ~ the wheat coming from this side Late Paris
,sJ,lav DarfIy lower, Berlin was OF
sc and Budapest &c lower. At O'Clock December
rhe local quoted 81 o4A and May
e. ~ Sorthv7est receipts 662 compared
cars on corresponding day last year The
cash market closed follows in New York: No
red 81 02I4 elevator and 81 03H o b ahoat 40
81 III o b ahoat. CORN-Whe corn was reh-
Irtle than wheat during the fore
NOM n developed important feature until after
tbe regular close when prices We're advanced about
1c a bushe n sympathy with wheat closing at
ocloot on has G7Izc for December and 64Ssc
a., Rain aud snow West unfavorabIe
for tho movement and good demand was reported
chicago for Southern account Liverpool closed
= a 40 net The cash market here was quite
o. exDnrr o loads. and prices were
as follows: No G514c elevator ana 66es
n n aodat: no and no yellow, Co.,
. . h ,eoat OATS-The course Of oats was similar
20 that Of other markets most OF the advance being
sec,,rad in ef trade. Cash oats IN New
Work were steady and unchanged. as follows; Mixed
% r. n. white. 26 70 y n hZ05ac
and clipped white 81 40 M. J21@ @6lc- Ri E
Market steady: % western 9oc d New YORK
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
Financial.
THE
UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
COMPANY OF LONDON, LTD,
so PROFIT-SHARINc SECURED NOTES,
TO THE HOLDERS OF
. a.
so PRoFIT-SHARIAc SECURED NOTES,
DUE JUNE I. 1908.

always Company L Lnd
n wit N Speer Brothers fondona q Co
a Plan In
OF and a pn ~
tn Qurmens of Company
In I a
LAM submitted oehode sand Share
Of frankie on to puo hsrn face
~
A o he Company Will be ubn wrhh Plan
BY Order hs Boaro Directors
Secretary
London November
NEW WORK AND
\ DEPOSIT
TIE
TIL NOTE sPAYABL IN NsTERLLN
SPEYER e CO.
NEwYo
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

shares t1lsh- Low Last
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27
ARCHB0LD WARNS THE
PUBLIC ABOUT REPORTS

New York, Sept. 21-Joln ID. Arch
bold, vice president of the Standard
Oil company has issued general
notice to the effect that false and in
jurious statements were being scat
tered broadcast as from "a reprosen-
tative of the Standard Oil company,
and warming the public that no credit
porting to omanate from the Standard
Oil company unless signed by an exc
cutive official of the company or is
designated attorney.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27
WILL WAGE WAR
ON PRISON GOODS

Denver, Sept. 2i-Thc State Manu-
facturers association assisted by State
Labor Commissioner O'Connor and
Deputy State Labor Comm issioner
Swanson is preparing tc make Wig
orous fight against the shipping into
this state of convict made goods. 1t
il maintained that there is any
amount of convict made goods shipped
in from Missouri and other points
and this being against the law Wig
orous fight is to be put up to stop it.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27
JUNK DEALER REVEALS
IDENTITY ON DEATHBED

III Paso. Tex, Sept. 21-After liv-
ing an obscur, life as second hand
dealer for 90 years. Il. Elobach died
at hospital here today. just before
his death he confessed that his real
name was g. NJ Bennett. that lac
was graduate of Harvard and prac-
ticcd law in New York city before
coming here, and claimed to be
colsely related to james Gordon
Bennett of the New York Herald.
He lad accumulated n considerable
estate here.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27

DROWN LIKE
RATS IN TRAP

Madrid, Sept. 27-Unprecedentcd
rains in Andalusia have caused great
destruction Of life and property. The
Guadalemidna river has been con
yerted into torrent three miles
wide and bridges and houses and
even entire villages have been swept
away by the food Thirty persons
were drowned Mt Malaga, 23 at Veloz
de Benamargoza, among them the
mayor of the town; l3 at Coleman aud
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27
SCOTT IS ARRESTED ON
EMBEzzLEMEhT CHARGE

st. Louis, Sept 2i-Wm. J. Scott
Of New York, who says he Is n
wealthy mine owner, qnarryman and
contractor, WAS arrested here last
night on an indictment charging him
with having cmbezzled -, 800 from
st. Louisans. The indictment alleges
he was engaged to wind up the affairs
of mining company at Tulsa I. T. f.,
for -. 800 and keep 1900 as his fee
money. 1t is alleged Scott made tho
sale but did not turn over any money
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27
70
FEET AND
STILL LIVES

Chicago. Sept. a7---To plunge 10
feet TO the bottom of quarry and
live is the experience of b. N. Lynch.
IL South Leavitt street. Lynch was
driving an automobile today, when at
a point between Summit and Lyons,
ILL.,, the machine turned abruptly
from the road, crashed through a
fence and plungd to the bottom of a
quarry of the Chicago Crushed Stone
company.
The automobile belonged to the
Thomas b. Jeffery company and was
in charge of John JOSS, II chauffeur.
At the time of the accident, how
As it veered from the road and lung
ed into the fence joss reached from
his seat beside Lynch and grasped
post of the fence, swinging himself
clear, aud after hanging for a mo-
ment over the edge of the chasm
scrambled to safety on the highway.
As the car went over the edge
Lynch managed to loosen himself
from the steering gear and threw
himself clear of the car as it whirl-
ed in midair to destruction. He
was picked up on the jagged rocks
below, crushed but alive. At the
st. Anthony De Padua hospital it
is said that there is some hope of his
recovery.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27
D|RIC|bLE
BALLOON
FOR THE U. S

Washington, Sept 2i-The war
has decided to construct
its first dirigible balloon, the contract
for which is to he awarded within
the next 10 days. The balloon will
equal, if not surpass anything which
the French or Germans have yet pro-
duced and Will not only bring into
service all the inventions which have
come from abroad, bat will have sew
ernl added contrivanccs that are being
kept secret.
The balloon will be about 1870 feet
in length with capacity of 200
cubic feet, will have two i20 horse
power French engines. and is cal
culatcd to make 81 niles an hour. 1t
will cost the government *GO. 900.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27
BACHELORS WILL IS
ANTI-MAL THUSIAN

Pittsburg, Sept. 27-The will of
Paul II. Hacke, wealthy art connois-
suer who died several weeks ago has
been filed for probate after having
lived his entire life bachelor. Mr..
Hackc offers as inducements to his
two male relatives to marry his entire
fortune of more than -, 900. 600, pro-
vided they have children.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27
HEAVY RAINS INTERFERE
WITH RIVER INVESTIGATION

La Crosse. Wis, Sept 2,--Constant
rains. which have caused rise Of
several feet in the channel. will In.
terferc with the inspection Of the
upper Mississippi river by the inland
waterways commission aud President
Roosevelt. The commission will
leave st. Paul today and will join
tho president ut Keokuk.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27
P|ERPONT
REFUSES TO
PAY DUTY

New York, Sept. 21-J. Pierpont
Morgans portrait is among the
articles at the public stores where the
appraisers are getting ready for the
annual sale aud clean -out of abandon
cd and unclaimed goods which have
been left on deposit there and on
which no duty has been paid. Tho
sale is set for Oct. l. The picture is
said to be an exceedingly fattering
likeness, the appraisers have fixed -
duty of S25 upon it. but say that Mr..
Morgan has refused to pay and dec
lines to remove the portrait on the
ground that to him it has a value of
only 81.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27

TOMORROW NIGHT--To n dis
terminating audience mo Mother to
Guide Her" appeals irrcsisiibly and
the flavor of the New York slums.
with ITS manners and conyentionali-
ties. brings up memories of travels or
descriptions read. The play gives
opportunities for scenic picturesque
ness, which is fully embraced. The
immense success of this play proves
that this style of high class, purc
wholesome comedy. find favor every
where. There is much interest in tho
announcement of its appearance hero
saturday night with charming Miss
Jcanett Carcw at the head of the
excellent company of fourteen.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27

The Hadlcy Mercantile company
will give its fall ana winter millinery
opening tonight and tomorrow. The
store will be kept open tonight and
music will be furnished.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27

COCAINE FIEND-Ed. Edwards.
said to be N cocaine fcnd. was arrest =
cd last night in tho Roberts Tpoming
house and landed in the city bastiie
where he remained until this morn.
ing when lic was escorted out Of town
by Officer Furniss and told to never
return. He had small amount of
the dope in his pockets aud will prob.
ably last him until he arrives Mt Can
on. lie asked Mrs. Mellor. the lady
who runs the rooming house for n
rnzor or n knife without giving amy
reason why lie wanted one. lie also
has n quantity Of white powder aud
his actions looked suspicious. The
police were called aud the man cared
fro.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27

Better than iottcr-Tbe Weekly
Tribune. Send IL to your friends Ht
Is distance.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27
WHITE MEN ARMED
TO RESIST NEGROES

New Orleans, sept. IA dispatch
from Mobile says that the white men
of Whistler, Ala. are armed for an
organized attack OF negroes who are
said to he cnroutc to Whistler to
avcngo the lynchiDg OF the negro
Dossce last night. Fire nlnrm signals
have been arranged to warn the
whites.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27

Very low rates over the Denver
and Rio Grnnde to Durango and re-
turn account Colorado New Mexico
Fair and Indian Carnival, Oct 2nd
to 9TH. Call on d. and X. q. agent
for particulars 1929
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27

OFFICIALS HERE-vice President
g. a. Sclllacks. aud General Manager
Rio Grnnde Railroad company passed
through this city yesterday enroute to
Salt Lake City. They were riding
on their special car and stopped over
at Canon City where they announced
the company would build new
depot within the next few months.
Nothing was snid about tho building
of 5ettcr depot for Florence.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27

GOODS ARRIvING-Ricketts and
Clauson says they ara not afraid Of
the town and arc placing big orders
for furniture. a part of car .rriv.
ei yesterday.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27

The Hndlcy rcnntilc company
will give it, fall aud winter millinery
opening tonight and tomorrow The
store will he kept open tonight and
music will be- furnished, ttsf
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27

DIR. Bulette, of Pueblo. will bo at
Fremont Hotel, Florence, Wednesday
October end. Practice limited to
diseases of the eye, enr, nose and
throat aud fitting glasses. 20-2j
The daily tribune., 1907-09-27

The Daily Tribune. 4oc a month.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.
Charles W. Anderson Home From
Penitensliry al leavenwor,h.

Charles w. Anderson Home From
Peniten;liry at leavenworth.
Kars2s CITY July William Jan
uary. alias Charles W. Anderson. for
whose pardon and release from the
penitentiary at Leavenworth. Kan. n
petition containing $4,000 signatures
were presented President Roosevelt,
three months ago. was released Fri
day morning II came home al once.
When newspaper men called AZ the
family residence family reunion was
being held Mr. Anderson was the cen.
ter OF a little group radiant with hap
piness. With his four.year old child
on his knee. Anderson talked of him.
self II have no plans for the future"
he said save that I will remain AT
Kansas City am just glad to get
back 10 my wife and my baby"
Anderson was convicted eleven years
ago OF robbing an Oklahoma postoffice
and sentenced to the penitentiary for
three years. He escaped two years
later. and went 20 Kansas City as.
sumed the name OF Anderson and mar.
ried In April of this year. an ex con.
vict who knew January In the peniten.
tiary. notified the warden Of the mans
whereabouts and he was rearrcstcd
and taken hack to Leavenworth.
Owing 10 the exemplary life OF An
derson led AZ Kansas CITY neighbors
started movement for his release
Newspapers took M the case. with the
result that a petition that Is said to
have contained the largest number 81
signatures ever appeared To an APP.
peal for = pardon was forwarded to
Washington. president Roosevelt ~
viewed the r7se and on the recommen.
dalton OF Attorney General Bonaparte
granted a pardon. effective NJ the OK.
piration OF three months from the.
time of the rearrcst January proved
a mode prisoner
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
TORNADO AND TORRENT.
Wind and Water Do Damage In
and About St. joseph.

ST. Joseph. Mo. July ia tornado
and tremendous rain did heavy dam
age at ST. Jo-cph and vicinity Houses
were wrecked. street railway tracks
torn out and cellars flooded The fam.
fly OF Daniel Riordan. one mile east Of
the city. had a miraculous escape from
death Their residence. two story.
was torn from It's foundation and con-.
ple'ely demo ished Riordan his wife
and thre' children. had taken refuge
In the basement. They were buried
under the debris. but the wind lifted
the house body from IT. foundation
and none OF the heavy ,imbers fen
on them Scores OF houses were wash
ed from foundations In the city hy tho
rain. which amounted 10 cloudbursl
In Brookes. = suburb. score o. fam
HES were driven from their homes
by the water : dczea residences were
struck hy ,sh.u lg. hut no fatalities
are reported. The loss 20 crops Ia
heavy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
RETAILERS NOT LIABLE.
Legal Firm Holds Trust Agents
Are, Though.

Houston. July i9.-The firm OF
Baker, Parker and Garwood has re
c,ived a certified copy Of the amended
Texas antitrust law and has render
ed an opinion regarding the provisions
Of same. They hold that retailers.
merchants and ordinary business men
who purchase goods from an alleged
trust or combination in restraint O,
trade. and dispose of the same In the
regular channel OF trade do not come
within It's provisions. but that agents
OF socalled trusts. representing cor.
porations within the state. who sell
direct TO iobbers. do come within the
law. The firm also holds that the law
did not become effective July IL. and
does not become a law until Aug. 10.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
RESENTMENT GREAT.
Action of jury al Hahnville |,
Freely Criticised.

New Orleans. July ie.-With The
peaceable dispersal OF posse OF 900
men who formed Vt Grctna to lynch
three OF the Italians convicted OF the
Lamana murder. the acute crisis IN
law and order record Of this state was
safely passed through at noon Friday
This posse was formed at widely 50,
arated points and talked about h-np,,p
the Italians n favorable opportunity
presented. Probably Governor Blaneh
ards prompt action In ordering out
Two companies OF state militia within
two hours after the verdict saved the
Italians lives. The soldiers arrived NJ
Hahnville jail. where the prisoners
were confined shortly before midnight
In time to forestail the plans set on
foot TO take the prisoners from New
Orleans either by boat. wagon, spe.
cial train or automobiles. Nearly loo
soldiers guarded the lonely and expos.
ed Hahnville jail Friday and Il NAV be
necessary TO keep them on duty there
until the Italians are removed 10 n
safer place. The prisoners must frs,
be sentenced.
Indignation over the jury's verdict
has grown considerably and the many
reports OF the court proceedings. while
they show fair trial. make comments
on the character OF several jurymen rs
large employers 81 Italian labor. which
augment the resentment. The police
regulations OF New Orleans. under the
advice Of Mayor Behrman. have been
given sirictest enforcement in order
TO reduce 10 minimum the chances
FOR gatherings hostile to the convicted |
Italians
Two more commands OF Louisiana |
troops were sent from here TO Hahn |
vile. one command consisted OF a |
battery and field artillery with rapid
IRE guns and the other n company II
infantry.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
CONDENSED NEWS.

jerks near Tulsa. l. T.. Is a new
town.
Ryan. / T.. will have a barbecue and
celebration Aug. 2.
Wods-Stubbs seed huse at Louisville
burned, cntailing a 100000 loss.
George Waters died near Granbury
Tex. from the effects Of a mules
kick.
Or. G.. A. Durland. a veterinary sur.
geon. died al Lawton, Okla. from an
overdose OF cocaine.
Peoples National bank at Gallatin
Tenn. Is In a receivers hands. 4
$4,000 discrepancy was found.
Arthur Duke. Perry. Okla. boy
who was bitten five times by sup.
posed mad dog, was taken to Tulsa for
treatment.
In Lampasas county. Texas. a boy
named Dragor had a leg nearly cut
off by n moving machine. the foot
hanging by tendons
]. a. Stinson. the we'll konwn wool
grower Is storing at Clayton. y. NJ.
100000 pounds Of wool He has con
tracted to sell 10000 lambs
At Spauldlng. eight miles south Of
Holdenville, ]. T., the store OF J. =.
Evans was robbed in daylight. Two
negroes held up the clerk with n pts.
fol.
Steamboat Tennessee struck an abut.
ment of the Eads bridge at ST. Louis
hnd went TO the bottom OF the Missis.
tippi -fver. She was valued at $780,.
200.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
FIVE CARS DERAiLEp.
Track Badly Torn Up and Trains Had
70 Be Oetoured.

Terrell. Tex. July ia westbound
Texas and Pacific railway freight train
was derailed half a mile west OF Elmo
Friday morning. There were five cars
loaded with lumber and cordwood de.
rallied. The track was badly torn up
100 yards. II required several hours
TO repair the track In the meantime
all traffic was detoured via the Texas
Midland road 20 Greenville and by the
Katy from that city 20 Mineola.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
sATcHEL RECOVERED.

Contains Ore Million po,l-rs' Worth
Of Naluz5le Documents.
Houston. July 10 Henry r!gnoViU
a passenger on q Southern Pacific
night cas'bound f'r New Orleans. yh1
LETT e. atchcl IN @ coarh containlrz
81 on zoo worth OF papers and whc
LEFT 20 The stAd0n by the train while
eatas lunch received word that the
package had been recovered az Ia
fayc'te and was held subject TO his
orders.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
GlLLARp ACQUITTED.
At One Term Of Court He Was Giver
Fifty Years.

Grocsbecs Tex. July i9.-George
Gillard. who was tried and convicted
OF murder AZ the last term OF the dis
trict court and given fifty years in
the pcniiontary. and later secured u
new trial. has been acquitted Of the
charge. and is now free man. after
being a prisoner in the county jail
for over a year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
EMuLATEs EXAMPLE.
Henry Berg Throws Himself over
Twelfth Story Railina.

Chicago. July i?.-IIenry Berg. n re-
tired grocer. commined suicide b,
throwing himself over the railing Of
the twelfth floor Of the Chamber Of
Commerce building Bcrg was a con
sumptive. and had been In a despond
ent mood for some time past He read
the story in morning paper OF the
suicide OF Anna Homoyle. who killed
herself by jumping from the sixteenth
floor OF the Masonic temple. and Il is
thought the account gave him the mo-
tive for a quick death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
CELLARS FLOODED.

Stocks Had . &c Removed From ,he
5ssemerts o. Business Houses
Kansas city July l9.-The further
heavy rains north OF here caused Tho
Missouri river at this city 90 rise
hirhcr, and as a result the cellars
of two dozen wholesale houses IN The
west bottoms were partially flooded.
Stocks have been removed 10 place o.
safety and damage IN this l.re.'io is
slight Truck gardens AZ Quirflro. on
the outskirts q Kansas City Kan.
along the Missouri river. har beer
flooded CAUSING damage estimated N
$4,000, and several truck farmers with
their families moved 10 higher ground
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
LARGE TRANSACTION.
Winfield Scott Of Fort Worth
Effects Biz Deal.

Fort Worth. July is.-winfield Scott
has transferred to Harry A. Chatham
OF Chicago and c. II. Bencini of
Brentwood Tex. his oil mills and gins
located at Brentwood. Dublin. Hico.
stephenville and Coleman. The con.
sideration was 100000 cash In hand.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
YOUNG Coupe praMr.

Lima. o.. July i9.-while boating on
NcCullough's Lake. J. l.. Davis. wei
known young man. and Miss Vebrykr
were drowned by the capsizlng Of their
boat The bodies were caught In IN,
lake under weeds The fire depart
ment worked all night dragging the
lake. recovering their bodies az day
light.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
FoUR.sToRY HOTEL.
Winfield Scott viii Erect One a, once
at Fort Worth.

Fort Worth. July bat cost al
$4,000 Winfield Scott will erect op
posite the Texas and Pacific passen
ger station fourstory brick struc
ture. to be known as the Terminal ho-
tel. II will have i25 rooms. half of
which will have bath connection. The
building will be heated with gas. The
lobby will be large, ith thing floors
and marble wainstoting. and a large
cafe will be furnished In the same
manner. The hotel will be ready for
business Jan. 1.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-20
To Meet AZ Tulsa.

Oklahoma City. July ID. l.. ia.
mon. chairman Of the Republican state
central committee. has issued call
for state convention To meet at
Tulsa Aug with 1881 delegates IN
attendance.