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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-20

The Washington Park improve.
ment fund was increased by the
addition of 5000, which was do
mated to the fund by the dramatic
company that played at the park
Sunday night. The company had
agreed to donate ten per cent of
its proceeds to the city for the park
fund for the privilege of erecting
its tent in the park.
The examining trial of Rodolfo
Muniz, charged with horse theft,
was held yesterday before Justice
of the Peace Gavito. Defendant
was bound over to appear before
the next grand jury, and, in de
fault of bail, was sent to jail.
Passengers coming in from points
along the road between Victoria
and Lavaca report the country
around there as flooded by the
rains, with water standing III low
places everywhere.
WANrRD-To buy a pair OF
medium size mules or horses.
Must be. broke to work. Apply to
W. K. Mendenhall, at w. o.
Coleman's Office. 1l-Zo-z'
Talk up the library project
Every town should have good
circulating library and reading
room.
Your printing will be done right
at THE HERALD.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-20
LIST OF LETTERS.

The uncalled for letters remain
ing in the postofice of Brownsville,
for the week ending Saturday,
November 10, 1907, are as follows:
LADIEs' LIST.
Aguirra Srita. Ynes 80, Archer
Mrs. J. M, Arnold Miss Matte,
Alvarado Sra. Manuela F. de,
Betrs Mrs. G. E., Chastain Mrs.
M. M, Clark Miss Patsy K, Flo
res Srita. Lenarda, Gnerro Sra.
Elodia A., Garcia Joseph G., Gar
"a Sra. Julia G. de, Galvan Srita.
Virginia, Hernandez Srita. Micae-
la, Lopez Sra. Creciencia, Ludloer
Miss Fannie, Navarijo Srita. Con-
cha, Ouintero Sra. Maria, Ramirez
Miss Cirquita, Robinson Miss
Mary, Reyes Sra. Refugio, Ramirez
Srita. Rosario, Salinas Srita. Es-
peranza, Silva Felipa, Saldana Sra.
Tuliana F., Station Mrs. ]. W.,
Sanchez Sra. Rafaela, Trevine
Srita. Encarnacion, Tomlin Mrs.
Georgia, Tobias Sra. Macaria, vi
llareal Sra. Francisco H. de, Villa
real S-ita. Refugio.
GENTLEMEN.
Baten J. W., Barber S. E.,
Beak Taylor, Coker Morgan &
Co., Connect D. S.. Cruz Domingo
Cantu Domingo, Castillo Lasaror
Chandler Rev. S. E., Donate Jas
Fernandez William, Garcia Andres,
Garcia Jose, Gracia Macedonia
Gonzales Modesto, Garcia Nicolas
Cara Eemigio NJ Hendrix Ellis
Hawk, Ira J., Lopez M, Medellir
Etimio, Martinez Felix, Navarret'
Mariana, Pena Carlos, Quinter'
Refugio, Rodriguez Alfonso, Ro
driguez Claudio, Rodgers Charlie
D., Rosales Esequel, Speaks Adol
plus, Stucky c. j., Swinford
Jerome, Silva Jesus H, Schafe
DIR. Y. P, Trevino Jose, Villarea
Albino, Villas c. c. del. Warrel
Walter.
f Person calling for the abov'
Letters please say advertised.
]. B. SHARPE, Postmaster.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-20
LOCAL ITEMS

and Co. today.
Furnished rooms for rent. APP
ply to Mrs. W. j Collins. 11-5-tf |
Meal tickets at the Metropolitan |
Restaurant-21 meals for $500.
Delightful weather today, after
the past week of rain and discom-
fort.
For SALE-Oak bedroom set, in
good condition. Apply at Mrs.
| L. E. Wreford's. 11-14-6t.
For LE.-Residence at reas-
enable price. Address Pat Haley,
Harrington, Texas. 1o'31-tf.
There were few passengers leav-
ing on the morning train, and they
were mostly strangers.
Mrs. A. S. Wolff, who has been
quite i'll lately, is reported as some
what improved today.
A fine boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Wagner at their home
in this city Monday, Nov. IS.
Don't forget to order some brick
and build that much needed new
sidewalk, now that the weather
permits.
Very few vegetables are going
out from Brownsville at present,
only few barrels of egg plants
being shipped so far this week.
Just received by NJ. Gonzalez,
the Royal edition of Verdi, cele-
brated Operas, also full line of the
--latest vocal and instrumental music.
11-13-1W.
Fish from Point Isabel continue
to be shipped regularly by express
through the Brownsville office.
Fifty-two barrels went out this
morning.
Novelties in French Jewelry in
Guiding Brooches. Buckles, Neck
laces, Hat Pins, etc. suitable for
gifts at Miss Smiths, opposite
Miller Hotel. 11-2O-1m'
Fer SALE AT BARGAIN: Two
: hundred acres fine land adjoining
Fort Ringgold and Rio Grande
\ City in Starr Co., Texas. For fur
+ ther information apply at Clay:
& Bakery, Brownsville, Texas, P. o
I BOX 176. 11-2O-tf
/ Parties coming in from the coun
try report plenty of mud all owe
this region, owing to the late rains
1 Which reminds us that the subjec
of good roads is one that tn
Brownsville country should begii
! to consider seriously.
From Mr.. Holt it is learned tina
: mail for the new postof6ce of Mis-
E sion, Hidalgo county, is now be
, ing routed via Mamie. This en-
= ables patrons of the Mission ofic
p to receive their mail and SEM
p answers the same day, which IS a
= immense advantage over forme
= conditions.
r For SALE OR RENT-One seve
!" to nine room house on Washing
= ton street, six blocks from Pc:
= Office, four blocks from Scho'
= House. One house on Adam
: street two blocks from Scho'
E House, four blocks from Post 0
x flee. For information inquire
= Luis Ramirez or w. o. Coleman
|c Agent. ll-z-t
A parachute was seen this NOR
ing sailing over Brownsville al
parently at a great height abo'
= the earth. Doubtless it had esca
y ed from some carnival compar
somewhere in the interior, b
where it came from no one cou
tell. 1t apparently descended som
where in the rear of Fort Brow
or possibly on the other side OF t
river below Matamoros.
The pretty cottage which is b
=
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
PLAN WHOLESALE
JAIL BREAK
skeleton Kew Found by Sheriff
Made by Old Time Serv-
err to Make Escape.
TRIBUTE TO JUDGE MINER.
s,,rn Divorces Granted - Another
Raise in Price of Coat--tity
school Affairs.

ogden. May 2b.-The work of search
,,c tbe county Jail was continued by
sheriff sebring and his deputies yes
,erdav resulting in the discovery of
1sev made by Charles Johnson, who Is
,,vaitiug trial on the charge of bur-
,,I,,tzinr the Watson-Tanner clothing
store which was intended TO be used III
unlocking the main door to the jail
Ii has been the custom Of the sheriff
to allow the prisoners several hours eV~
c,v day in the main corridor for eX-
srcise. IL had been planned by John@
son and shc other prisoners to get the
i.n,, In dt perfectly. and then some
afiernoon when only the one deputy
shorty was on duty to quietly unlock
Tho door and If detected to make a
Grht. overpower the officer and bind
him then make their get away.
Johnson, the ringleader has served
terms in the penltentiary before ana
though advanced in years Is hardened
I'm crime. After the finding of the key
The sheriff took Johnson into his office
and questioned him closely. He con
lessen to making the key and said that
he made 1T from seeing the key IN tne
nficer's hand one day. He said that ne
&c a mechanic by profession and found
n easy to make the key although lock-
smiths consider 1t quite difficult 10
make. He said IL was the intention
some day when all the prisoners We're
out I'm the corridor to make the break
ga that all could ger away. The time
lv action of the sheriff in searching the
lain no doubt saved a wholesale break
ana perhaps the injury or killing OF one
Of the officers had the criminals got OUT
mud met the officer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
BRIGHAM CITY.
COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS.
Farewell Missionary Social--S50 Fine
For Selling Liquor on sunday.

Special Correspondence.
Brigham city, BoXeldcr CO. May PA
farewell social was given III the Third
ward hall Wednesday evening in honor Of
was rendered Al the close ~ the meet
ing n purse OF about $50 was presented
to the young man who left the next day
for a mission to Germany.
Mrs Lottie Cazer and her ladies' class
In singing will give Il concert in the opera
house Saturday evening, May Is.
The regular quarterly conference of the
Boxelder stake will be held in the Brig
ham City tabernacle Saturday and sun
day, June l and 2.
Joseph f. Smith, Jr.. OF Salt Lake city,
Will deliver a lecture on the subject
Succession in the Presidency, OF the
Church." in the Brigham City tabernacle,
Sunday evening, May %, at O'Clock, un-
der the aucpices OF the one Hundred and
Thirty-third quorum of Seventy.
r. A. johnson OF the Beaver ward re
turned home from the mission Held last
Saturday Elder Johnson had been called
home in order that he might NIL the va
Cancy in the ward caused by the rosigna-
ton of Bishop Francilla Durfey.
The peace meeting held IN the taberna-
Gle last Sunday evening was well at
tended. Mrs Minnie IL. Jensen of the
Young Ladies' association was in charge
The hall was beautifully decorated with
paintings, flowers ;-- iiags, and an inter
esting program was rendered.
William II. Craghead the ice merchant,
has been granted a patent for his let cut
ting machine
Mrs. A. J. Mortensen was operated up
on at the hospital last evening for gall
stones.
Joe Zimmerman was brought before
Justice HoTsley yesterday and fined 500
for selling liquor ON Sunday. The Of
ficers also arrested another young fellow
for getting beer on Sunday and giving II
10 small boys
The interesting lecture by Prof. Byron
King at the opera house Thursday even
ing was attended by good sized and
very appreclative audience.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared FOR Decoration day services TO be
held at the cemetery at II o'clock on that
day.
Robert Cheesman & Sons have pur-
chased the house and two-acre archard
belonging to Mrs. Haltou on south Main
street.
A telephone message from Salt Lake
city Yesterday brings the sad news that
Mrs. Zina Rees Woolley died at her home
Yesterday. Mrs. WoOlsy is the daughter
OF Mrs Rees ~ the Third ward of this
CITY, She was born and raised here and
has many relatives and friends living
here Funeral services will be held at
salt Lake city on Sunday.
At the meeting Of the BoXeldor Com
mercial club last Tuesday the following,
officers were elected; j. c. Knudsen, pres
ident: Andrew Funk, vice president; Jus
tin y. call, secretary and manager: j u.
Halversun treasurer
1.-THE RrOQkdalc Farm viii be present
ed at the opera house May 30. Decoration
day afternoon and evening. By the Homo
Dramatic company, for the beueht OF the
sunday schools.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR.
Smeitcr City schools Close With An
propriatc ENcrCiscs--City Council

Murray, May 25.-The closing eNcf.
oises of the Murray schools were large.
" attended and certainly Appreciated
by those present Judging from the in
terest manifested and tho deserved
praise expressed. AT the Arlington
on Thursday afternoon a reception
was given to parents and friends All
rooms were tastefully arranged with
the school work OF the year which
showed high standard " proficiency
and reflected credit upon both teach
ers and pupils Punch was served and
musical program was rendered, re
sulting In an enjoyable time to an.
Miss I.ottle Gotham and Mir Give
Bradford being among tho Soloists.
The children OF Liberty did themselves
proud in their evening entertainment
under the able management ~ Miss
Stella NJ. Paul and others of the teach
ers. Parents turned out IN large num-
bcrs and were highly entertained pio-
neer gave programs IN it's rooms. which
We're also very crcditahle The gen
eral verdict was that the work of tho
year has been the best ever done in
the Murray schools
Manual training work stood out
prominently In the exhibit. and ia no
longer regarded as an experiment.
on Wednesday. May 20. commences
n1ent exercises will close tho work OF
viii number %. Lille Snndstrom won
the scholarship with q general average
| OF "a g per cent. Exercises Will begin
| at ! y. IN. in the opera house. and the
! evening win he spent i'm y dance given
| in the Trocadero under the auspices
of the Alumni association.
BIDS RECEIVED FOR TEXT BOOKS
on Friday evening bids for supply
| ing Murray schools with text books
We're opened and read by title Twenty
| three publishing houses We're repre-
| sented. Contracts VIII be Jet in about
| two weeks.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
AT the last city council meeting the
| chair appointed purchasing committee
| to make all purchases not covered by
| contract.
| I'm erecting the new FIRE station q GER
! tain business man is entirely shut oft
| from his back yard and he respectfully
! asks that he be given right of way
| across the rear end OF the city lot and
| be permitted to drive over the city's
| driveway, claiming that he was given
| this assurance when he purchased his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
WALES.
Funeral OF Mrs. Emma Wnshburn, II
Victim OF Pneumonia.

Special Correspondence
Wales, SInpete CO., May 2l.-Funernl
services were held today In the Wales
meetlnghousc over the remains Of Mrs.
Emma Washburn, who died last sun
day. May ~, OF pneumonia. The SER
vices were conducted by Bishop Davis
and the speakers were Elders VIM. +.
Thomas, T. u Rees SEN f. II. Lamb,
n ID Rees Jr.. and Bishop Davis, all
OF whom euoRized the departed and
smoke encouraging words TO the be-
ranyed family, consisting OF a hus-
hand and three children, the oldest
being an invalid daughter. crippled
with rheumatism. a large number Of
peoplp followed the remains 10 tho
cemetery, and the grave was dedicated
bv Thomas Edmunds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
LOGAN.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.

Half Holiday Fcstiyities-B. " @.
Training School Graduation.
Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co.. May 24.-The half
holiday was observed Wednesday by
everybody in Logan and large per-
centage of the population in the county.
Everything went off quietly and pleas
antly. In the walking match. Oliver
Leishman won first prize, Mr.. Stone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
JUDGE MINER HONoRED.
District Court Adjonrns and Committee
on Resolutions Named.

ogden. May 25--Thc members of the
Ogden bar association sorrow over the
sudden death of Judge j. A. Miner Mt
Salt Lake. and out of respect to his
memory, the Second dictrict court ad-
iolrned until after the funeral of Judge
Miner. In the absence Of the president
Of the bar association. the court 4p-
pointed n committee TO draft resolutions
Of respect TO be presented June 8, ut the
npening of the June term of the court.
Judge II. II, Rolapp. Judge w. L. Ma
ainnis. Dist. Atty. Halverson, a; W..
Aree, ESQ. and John G. Willis, Esq,
were named as the committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
MONROE.
PEACE MEETING.
Heavy Rain--oniy Bush Fruits Lcft
By Frost.

Special correspondence.
Monroe. SEWER CO., May So Last
night a peace meeting WAS held un-
der tho auspices Of the Relief socio-
tlfs A very large and attentive Hu-
dicncp responded 10 the call. APP
uroprlatc addresses, musical numbers
and readings were rendered
week ago the heaviest rain storm
of many Years saturated the ground
and seems To- nave AT last broken The
backbona ~ The cold spell and the
summer Weather now on hand makes
inc crops look We'll The second plant-
ing of Deets Is now beginning 20 break
through tho ground, About all the
fruit that VIII bo grown here this
Year VIII be currants and gooseberrips
Water from az indications, win DO
plentiful,
school closes this week
The Young son Of James Anderson
Of Brooklyn, Ibis precinct. who was
shot In the moss by the careless
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25

While some OF the young folks Of
Thurber We're driving home from The
party last Wednesday night they were
thrown out OF their vehicle. and Miss
MANDY Smith was badly hurt. HAVING
her shoulder dlslocated
Nearly an the fruit is killed in Tor
rey by the frost. This is the first time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
MORGAN.
small Boys and Matches Cause Scr
ions Blaze.

ip'NN anu 'hltNt F'A'"
ions Blaze.
Special Correspondence.
Morgan city. Morgan Co.. May -
a disastrous fire grew out of small
blaze started by two small boys, the
children of z. L. Buffers, In their fa~
theirs stack yard, playing with match
es. So rapidly did the flames spread
that the little fellows barely escaped
Hay sheds and nutbulldlnGs, two
and two calves We're consumed. The
fire then spread to the house of Presi-
dent w. II. Rich, occupied by George
Carrigan, who lost most Of his furui-
ture and clothing. The loss to Buffers
viii amount TO about 81, 600, and the
same amount viii cover that of Mr.
Rich. A subscription is started to
aid George Carrigan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
TORREY.

Citizens Celebrate Completion of Canal
--Fruit Killed In Wayne.
Special Correspondence.
Torrey Wayne Co.. May ls.--Last
Wednesday, the 18th, the water
reached town through the ToTey canal
and that day was made "A holiday by
the citizens and n fine program was
rendered in the evening at the meeting
house, followed by dance.
TOrrey viii now build up rapidly and
become the town of Wayne county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
Kidney Trouble

Mr.. Andrew Cooper, $50 Second St,
Mcnasha, Wis, President of Menasha
Horticultural Society, and member OF
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
writes:
81 suffered with kidney trouble for
number of years. l took Peruna for Il
couple of weeks before / noticed any
change for the better, but my improve
ment was very fast after that, and in n
little while could 90 TO work again. |
used Peruna for four months and was rid
of all kidney trouble, the pains in my
back were all gone, and | felt much better
all around
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25

i'm the history of this place that the
fruit has been injured by frost
The mountains are still covered with
snow and the outlook for water this
season is good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
STUDENT LOSES AN EYE.

one of the Agricultural college stu
dents Heber Johnson. whose home is
in Richmond. had one of his eyes put
out Wednesday night. He was stand
ing at the bar of the Oak saloon when
a young fellow named Frank Willmore
lighted Il big firecracker and threw
II into a corner. When It exploded
the casing of the cracker struck the
back of the bar and glanced upward
1t hit Johnson squarely in the eye. tear
ing the eyeball all 10 pieces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25
Mhat the Admiral SaYs.

Philip lltchborn, Bcar-Admiral OF the
US Navy Washington, D. g., writes:
latter fIe use OF PeruHa for g short
period, 7 Ca1 now cheerfmly recon-.
mend your valuable remedy 70 any ore
who is in need Of an iDyigorahRg
tonic, "--PhHip Hichb0rn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25

State st. Hardware for garden hose,
tools aud poultry netting. ZOE State st.