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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
ltnfaaS . GbrOnif.

5ablreide llnf0Qe. NegerilI
our6 fod)enOeS @aiicr pcr6riibt
Gie flcine @lcotorc 2olia
loren 9ronOluunocn erlcgen.
GaS @e6el auf oelt nit SdneG
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batter Scr Baltimore. Ohio -9o6n"
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lang ging; ~Itiir5te er nuf Dem Srot.
toir Dor Dem @alric Nr. 300, @cIt-
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lnn5 6cS pcItlidcn GiitriftS l1ad) lei.
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gcltern Sornittag gegen 129 ll6r an
Der @dc bon G6nrleS. uno &am6ur0.
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Serlebltngen an redlten 9eiu oapon.
@r muroe i'm Gatroluogcn 0e5 iiio.
lidcn OiitrittS nad Dem llniueriitGtS.
Soipitul ge6rnht.
Nur nit elmer leid)ten Sdiirfung
fam Sr. G6orlc5 q. glott bon Nr.
1140, Siio.Socoitrobc, Oopolt, ais rr
geitern I6cnO gcgen I l1br Dor Sem
&oilie Nr. 1900. 2ig6titroBc, 5l Soil
fam, bo0c9cn bate CT oos Yed), nit
ocm Ga6ogcn Gin S6oufeuiter cin5ll.
0riictcll. Sr. 9lott pcriprodl fir oer,
ollgcrid)tcten Sdooen n,f5ufommelr.
|. Sor Dem Sortic Or. 1854, @cIt.
Erottltrobc, ~ltiir5tc 0citern Sormit4
tag Der "a Sabre olte Sobn @. 9oit
bon Tr. 8, Sii0.@ilmorItrdBe. unO
6og ii6 Gcrlcbun9cn onl &opf un0
Giifcn 5u. YoIijiIt Go6crtp pom
iiiOrueltlihcn 9iItrift bolf benz Ser.
lebtet ollf sic 9eine mo gclcitcte
i'm nod iciner @o6nnng.
&ilr5 nod 4 llbr 9eItcrn Nodymii'
tag ~ltiir5te Elm 80 Sabre alter Monn,
NomcnS Siooc giHelbcrgcr, an scr
Cumberland. Strobe ilno iGlug nit
Dem &opf ouf oen G~onoItein ol1i.
ST erlitt cine tieIe @ltnoc om Gopi
u1O luur0e IN Der ambulon5 oeS
noromeItli6eu GiItrifts nod Ocnl
vWtorplonO SontoopotbiIdcn Soipi.
tai" gebradt, no cS Iid) bcrolfsltclte,
Dob CT cine @e6irncridiittcrung crlit.
ten botte.
Wit 70 6 enbem @oiier per.
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Sabre olte Ncgcrin Gao Mobiniolt
bon 9tr. 1927, Ticeitrobe, Elm GienIt.
mG6den I'M SollSbolt Ser 6rotlG boS.
8. SenfinS, Hr. 1925, McGuQo6.
StroBc, eincn Topf NIT fodenocm
&oilcr ollf cincn Speiieouf5ug itcacn
i%polltc, ltiir5tc per Sopf nm, uno ooS
belize @oiier floB Dem MGoden iiber
Sails, Tiifcn u11o redten 9lrn1. Ger
bcrbeigcruIcne Nr5t Or. @. Goipori>
Nr. 1908, Wooiion.I penue, oronete
Die llc6erfii6rullg oeS MGo6cnS nody
eincm Solpitol oil. 9olielbe iplrbc
infolgc ocIien in Der %sluubulan5 ocS
norbmcitliGen GiItriftS nod Dem
gaagcntcinen Morplouo Soipitol"
gebrodt.
Grlag anbmunoe II.
2ic bieriGbrige Gleonore 2ultiS,
Softer bon Srn. George 2ollis, Or.
1924, Cambridge trobe, Die, mic
Der pGclltide Correspondent" idon
9eItern ouSfii6rlid beri1tete, iid;
bei'nt Spleen nit elmer 6renilcnoen
Serge id)mer %pcrbrannte, erlog ge-
tern a6enb fur5 na6 8 llbr int
nSo6ns SopfinS' Soipitol" i1rell
Wronoiplmoen. Coroner GorttbcrS
bonn llorooitlidcn 0iitrift milroe be-
ltod)ridtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
ShIoafcrtiuc 9 d d II c.

SAIogfcrtige 9 d ono. =
Son Mid)ter &cpp!ingcr ppnl noroolt.
liden Giltrift miirbc geitcrn Worgeit
6rau Wargnret Woorc bon Nr. 1928,
Oit.Gboie-S traBc, luc0cn Srieoenslto.
rlitg nit 500 llnb Soften beltrait. Sli
poriger ISOLDE mar Srau Wtoorc ipc,
gen oeilelbcn Geliftes allf 8eronloi-
Jung BON @iainm s. MnpOiuell, Nr.
1928, Dit GbaiezStraB perbaftet
morben mo ST. 50 lno Soften per>
'0pni,ert morOen. glits Hod)e bafiir
berpriigeItc lie iGren Mnfl1ger nod
oIlen &egeln Der alnit, worauf oieier
lie pieoerum perboftcn lieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

rllnaSbeltrebunacn aild) III Teutld),
lono finoeu, ldBt Elm nelieS mo 5eit,
gentGBeS llnternebmen Der groBen II.
einiluBreifen 3eitnna oSumburger
Correspondent" ertennem 0ie cine
rcgclmGBig cri6cinenbe @eiIoae mi.
ter Dem GitcI a2Imerifa" crideineu
lGBt. Sn oericlben iollen ale ge3ic.
bingen ulO Grideinuugen oe9 arue.
ritnniideu notionolen &ebenS einge.
bcnoe mo indgemdBe g~ciprefung
iin0en. Sn elmer cinlcitenocn &c.
iprcdymlg Gltbert lid ser oGorreipon.
Dent" in dlorattcriitiidcr Aeiie: Gic
@en1iibunaen 5ruiidjcn Geutihlono
uno Nmcrito cine cdlte @0lfcrfrelmo
idoit eriteben 5t ieben, bn6cn lid
inn Sollic Der lcbtcn Sabre erireuIid)
ucrticit. NiemonO uernlog mebr 81
|leugncu. DAB 0oS @obIpoQen in Oell
9~cjiebungcn' scr bei0en 8oltcr Sort.
ldrittc gcnladt bat. IS bat ilber.
Dies crfrctlid)er Neiie uiel bon Scr
oriitotrntiideu Sorm uerloren, IL
lpcld)cr eS lid uripriiuglid) 1uBertc.
Die Sbeorie, ouB ole @citcn Der ga.
ton b~cruieu icieu, iidl 3lm1d)it sic
0on0 81 rclderL bot maj oubin or.
iueltcrt, ooB lid ibnen oUe @utcu
nnidlieBcn nl0Gcn. limo crit BON Ger
Shlnoe an. III meld)cr c1 mirtlid) &c,
lingt, sic Mniieu chamber nuDe 81
%brtnaCu, 0ori mani BON eincm pollen
Grio(g lprcdlcn. Sier cin5ugrcifen.
lit Dor 9lacm sic Yilidlt Scr Greiie.
Wero0e, iueil man id)nlerjIid) genIg
e%npfunoen, ipic ielr lie entiremOcl
fam, permog man iidercr uieIleid)t.
ais bel unoeren 6oftorcu o6juid)0t
SEN luic itort ibrc ~cinigcnoe aroit
Iein miiBtc.
Bonn bciligcn 9urcaufro.
tins cr5GbIt cill oclltid)c0 9lntt; Gin
aun6lei @comtcr. Der oll ooS amtS.
aeridt Sonioner ucrictt luoroen, cr'
belt oieier Gage bon lcincr iriIbercu
9ebor0c Die idriitlid)c Mittbeilum9,
0dB or nod pier Eienmiae ST. en-.
piolgen babe. @egen oieier bier
Yiennigc lit jnn1dlt cine NepiiionS=
Nerban0llnlg Dorgctontnleu mo ell
Gon5ept oieicr Wtittbeillmg oui einenl
bcionbcrcl 9ogcn BON eilem Beam.
ten cntiuorfen mproen. Gieie &eriii.
gllng lit oonn 5rueimnl III iogenormte
&ar5lci Gontrol5ettel eingetragen,
BON cinem @eriftS0icner ans Der
@crihtsid)rcibcrci Dem pertbeilenoe1
&an5liiten iibcrnlittelt mo pom Die
lem cinem aon5lcibeonltcn 6ltr an
ierti9un9 Der Heinifriit 5~lIgeluieielt
morocn. Hcinidrift uno CONCEPT iin0
Damn alli Dem gleifcn Wege 5urildges
uonoert mo ihlieBiid) lit Ole Dtit'
tbcilung bon cincn @crid)tSo icncr
crpc0irt morocn. 90 bat Die llebers
ienolng Scr bier Siennige minoeItcDS
fir 5lpei Wtorf Slrbcit crioroert, a6ges
ic6cn bon Den boorcn Soften fir
"S6rcib0e6iibr". llno MN miro Der
@lildlid)c bier Yfcnnigc olird) Boit.
omueiiung 5llgcicrtigt crbolteu mnO-
iiint gicnnigc 9elteIlgelo 6e5nblch
miiiien.
u n6Ocm id fiir6lih sic
irnn50iiid)cn Yorlomentorier ibr Sab.
reS9cboIt nm GOO 5roncS crbobt bat.
ten, fam ioiort ole NemeiiS Die
@IGubigcr Der periduloeten 0eputir.
ten. tint reipeftloS oi,d) ein 9rittrl
oIcicr 3ulooe nit geid,Iag SIT belle
gen. Ter critic Sail fam Dor Dem
Seine.G tribunal 5ur 8~erbonolung II.
0oS llrt6eil OeS @erihtS. Br1ii0enten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

Ha7e sur @eiie in's Mnslanb DC.
iurst g. &aine, Nr. 413, Oit.Yalti.
more.S traRe, maize Gpitnmbonic-Np..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

Mte q Ii II It gsen @obcn sic
omerifoniid) . oettifen gnnGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

u d)0cm id fiir6lih sic
irnn5oiiidcn Yorlomentorier ibr Dab.
resgcbolt nm GOO 5roncS crb0bt bat
ten, fam ioiort ole NemeiiS = Die
@l1ii6igcr Der %peri6uloeten 0eputir.
ten. llnl relpeftloS ol,dJ Elm 9rittrl
oIeier 3ulo9e nit 9eid)Iag ST belle
gen. Ter crite Sail fam Dor Dem
Seine.G tribunal 5lr 8erbanolrng II.
ooS llrt6eil oeS @eriftS .Er6iioentcn
loutete aili Sperrlng Der gon5cn 81.
loge. mnft nit Den friiber geiperrteu
@eloern 5000 6rancS. Ger Hidter
erflGrte. Ole Serren @eiebge6er ioatelt
Dem 8olte oaS 9eiipiel piinftliber
uno gepiiicnboiter 3ablung se6er.
Sbouberoies Bed), 6enm eS limo IN
Der iron3Diii6cn aanmer iiber lao
Wiit9lieocr, oeren ieit Sobr unO Gag
cin Grittel ibrer 0iGten sepfdnoet lit.
limo iest boben lie oild) bon ibren
lpeiteren 5000 5rancS 9i1ten nidts
lueiter, oils oaB Tie lire Sduloen
etmoS cher lps iueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

nWt ittels Guropdid) e DC o.
natsidrift" nelnlt lif cine rieie oellt.
id)e 3eitidriit, Die bonn Stob.8erIng
IN Soiel inter Hebnftion bon Ser.
mann ailrj, gorl Ilbred)t 9ernouiIli
itno gilbert Glabel DernuS9egeben
miro. aqmonatlid miro Elm Seft Ser
gWtittels girop6iiden Wonatsidrift"
fcrtiggeitellt weroen. Seine Drummer
miro ipenigcr, ols oft5ig Seiten Cert
itorf iein uno in elmer feiten glufldge
bon oreitouieno gremplarer crideis
men. Gum a6oruf gelangen ailBer
GonIanen, geobelen 9ramen, @erie,
@iiops Soraboriide aus Dem Wod)loB
BON 8rofciior Or. Sran5 Sperbed,
bent 5reunoe Niebide's, uno siuar
5nnddlt 9riefe Sperbef'S al ieinen
SSitgenoireuno Scinrid bon Sreitidfe.
9as Snbaltsber5eid~iB Der eriteu
Huinnler miro in nafiter Belt be-
FAINT gegeben. Sublfriptionen nuf
announcements iit6 at oen Stab.Yers
lag golel 5l ridten.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15
PISTOL "ToTINo" OPPOSED.
rouse Committee Kills Measure 70
Reduce Penalty PREVAILING.

Austin. Feb. II. - Hou.e committee
on criminal Jurisprudence killed the
Dill to reduce the penalty for carry.
Ing concealed weapons and also the
bill to prevent the sale or giving away
OF cigarette papers.
Gafford's bin TO prohibit giving OF
premium tickets with purchase of
merchandise was reported fayorably
also bill fixing venue OF ofYense com.
mitted on passenger trains. giving any
county through which line runs iurls
diction to try case: also bill providing
entry into any home shall constitute
burglary.
The committee on state asylums re-
ported favorably the bill to establish
an asylum In Travis county for feeble
minded. imbeciles and deaf and blind
children under the age of sixteen
years. The appropriation Is 500 600.
covering period OF two years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15
LIFE TERM FOR RICE.
Committed on Charge Of Having Fa
tally Poisoned His Wife.

Hillsboro. Tex. Feb 1.-THE jury
In the ID. r. Rice case has returned q
verdict Of guilty OF murder In the first
degree and assessed his punishment a,
confinement in the penitentlary for
life. Rice lived at Joshua. in johnson
county, and was a prominent merchant.
His wife died somewhat snddeni-
about Dec. 6. 1904 and shortly ~
her burial suspicious were formed o. q
she had been poisoned. Her body W.
exhumcd and upon examination stry 20.
nine was found In her bowels u VS.
alleged that Rice had administered Rs
poison by placing II In syringe ufc'
by his wife IN taking enemaes. lie wee
tried at Clehurne In July. 1905. o.
given life term TIE venue wa
changed TO this county last Noycri
Der. There were more than Toe W.T.
nesses
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15
The MINISTER'S son.

An advance notice says: "The
Minister'S Son" which fills its EN-
gagement at the opera house Mon
dag night. February rs, is in some
respects, like Way Down East. T"
II tells the old, old story of a
trusting girl who leaves her home
in the country, led astray by the
fascination of a villain. She goes
to the city and is found by her
brother, Simon. who has gone there
to make his fortune through an in.
vention of his own. He forces the
villain TO marry his sister and after
a time finally sells his invention and
returns to his country home in time
TO save his poor old parents from
being turned out of their home.
TIE COMPANY r-cs"nt'-g this
beautiful . ay is a 2Sot on.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15

Austin, Feb. IA. - Afte-. ~-.
all morning the senate Thursoss ,-,.,
ly adolir a resolution providing n-~
rules 4 sxclude visitors, lobbyists and
others from the floor of the senate
The rules as adopted are not as strin.
gent as those In the house The sen
ate rules provide that families OF mem
beers Of the senate shall have the priv.
ilege Of the floor OF TIE senate.
Senator Brachfeld offered an amend
ment providing that all sessions shall
be open. but that during the session
no persons shall be- allowed 10 talk To-
members OF the senate regarding mat.
tiers OF legislation. but this was voted
down. Under the rules newspaper
men are allowed the privilege OF the
floor OF the senate.
When the rules were adopted the
senate lobby was comfortably filled
with visitors. and as the rules took
immediate effect the visitors had 10
leave at once. Lieutenant Governor
davidson, who was presiding. remark
ed TO the departing visitors. You will
nave 10 look at the proceedings from
he galleries In the future"
rettions continue 10 reach members
u the senate asking their support of
ne anti.bucket shop bill now pending
n both branches OF the leglslature
Inc railroad commission issued an
'rder recognizing the Pecos and North.
I'm Texas Railway Company as com.
non carrier.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15
SKATING RINK CONTEST OPENS
TONIGHT

The proprietors of the Bryan
Roller Rink will tonight at 7:3o
O'Clock inlugurate at the rink n
voting contest TO determine the
most popular young lady in Bryan
and vicinity. The contest will
close promptly at $50 o'clock FRI
day night, March IS One tickle,
will be given with each admission
ticket sold at the rink between the
beginning of the contest at the hour
mentioned tonight and the closing
hour on the night OF March IS
given above. Tickets must he vot.
ed on same day they are issued.
Any young lady i eligible to the
contts, whether she skates or not.
a lady's fine gold handled parasol,
valued at S25.o and now Oh exhi-
bltion at John NJ. Caldwells, is the
prize offered by the management
OF the rink and will be awarded to
the young lady receiving the larg-
est number of votes in the contest. |
Get busy today and have your
friends visit the rink tonight and |
give your favorites for the contest
good strong votes for a starter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15
SMITH.HARRlS.
Popular Young Society Couple Quietly
Married at Home OF Brides
Parents Last Night.

Nine o'clock last night witnessed
the celebration of the marriage Of
Mr.. George w. Smith and Miss
Louise Harris at the home of the
brides parents according to the
solemn and beautiful marriage rite
of the Episcopal church, Rev, J.
Wendell Davis, rector of St. An
drews Episcopal church, officiat-
ing. There were no attendants
and only relatives of the young
couple were present. The rooms
were lovely with pot plants and
fresh and fragrant cut flowers.
Preceding the ceremoney Miss Het-
tie Smith, sister of the groom, sang
Because" with much sweetness,
and thereafter the couple entered
to the notes of Mendelssohn's wed.
ding march, played by Mrs. 7. X.
Lawrence.
After the ceremony and con-
gratulations were over the company
was served with a dainty salad
course. The popular young couple
were the recipients of many beau
tiful gifts from friends in this and
other cities of the state, and greet.
ings from distant friends. The
bride wore a beautiful travelling
suit of black and white wool cloth
Both young people were born and
reared in Bryan and number their
friends by the score, both being So
cial favorites. The bride is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Harris
and young lady of charming per-
and beauty.
The groom is a son OF Mrs. G. |
". Smith and a successful you ng |
business man identified with the
business community both as a cot
on man and merchant. He is ge-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15

A Palestine special says: DIR. {,
II. Risner of Tyler. one OF the
members of the committee to select
a location for the proposed new
Baptist College, was in the city yes
terday, and addressed a meeting at
the Board OF Trade rooms in the
afternoon. He explained the pur.
pose of the committee in establish
ing the college. DIR. Risner and
Rev. A. ID. Sparkman, pastor of the
Avenue Baptist church of this city,
were taken in charge after the meet
ing by the citizens committee and
were shown the various proposed
sites for the college.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15
COOKIES WITNESSES,
Has Number In and Out Of Texas
He Wants to Testify.

Austin. Feb. H.--It Is probable that
Representative Cooke will insist that
other ST. Louis witnesses be brought
to Texas and he will demand that the
Waters'Pierce books be held until the
Gruets can be brought back to Texas
Mr.. Cooke said that he had fifteen or
twenty out-of-state witnesses and
about ten In the state he would like &C.
have testify, and he would insist On
these being brought before the com
mittee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15
LOTTERY LUCK.
Swiss Wins Two Hundred thousand
Dollars al Milan.

Milan. Feb. I'M Gustave Leemaa,
employed in the hydro-electric works
at Fribourg. thirty-six years old and
unmarried. is the winner OF n i.OoO.00o
lire lottery prize at the Milan exposl
ton. After examining his ticket and
recognizing Its validity the officials n
the exposition made out an order TO
the money (s200,000). NJ. Leeman WI
give $4,000 lire TO charity and 500 'ir'
each TO the two orphans who drew
the winning number and series from
the urns. NJ. Leeman is n native OF
Canton Zfrisehu. Switzerland. He will
give up his employment and leave Fri.
bourg.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15
BRYAN. TEXAS, FEB. IS. 1907.

The senate has passed the anti
pass bill, advertising transportation
and all, and it is now up 10 the
house to have its say.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15
HEARD ONE MILE.
Katy Freight Trains Come Together
With Fatality Attending.


Denison. Feb ii.-Owing TO n mis-.
understanding OF orders one of the
most disastrous wrecks OF the year &C
CURED on the Katy near Ward. |. r.
on the Choctaw division. North and
southbound freight trims met In head
on collision. Conductor Charles Buck.
81, In attempting to Jump from his
train. was caught under the cars and
Instantly killed Engineer r. r Wad
leigh. In jumping. was badly bruised
Fireman r. e. Tuell was injured inter.
naliy. T. NJ. Hite. a brakeman. wus
slightly injured. Engines 567 and 80.
were completely demolished The IN.
pact was so great as To be heard n
mile. Ten cars were ditched and bad
ly wrecked.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15

Have you done your part to-
wards cleaner and more sanitary
Bryan by putting your premises in
order, Civic pride is a virtue that
to be effective must begin at home
and extend to the city limits in
every direction.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15

NAL in disposition, widely known
Az. popular.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left last
night to visit in Dallas and IT.
Worth and will be at home in this
city with Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. b.
Hines after February 20.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15

Brazos county farmers are in
good shape for pitching another
crop, and the Eagle hopes they
will find the present year as pros
porous as the past.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15
Postmasters Appointed.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE president
sent TO the senate Thursday the fol.
lowing nominations for postmas'ers.
Oklahoma. A. 4. Quinn. Okeene; Tex.
a.. w. q. Mccain. Waxahachie ss
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-15

The people of Bryan are deeply
sensible of the need of a better
water supply. The question is how
long are they going to wait before
decisive steps are taken to secure III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-25
VILLA ENTERTAINING
NOT BE REPEATED
nouncement as to Redemption
of Tickets.

After due deliberation and consider
alton of the proposition from every
point of view. the Sisters of the Vista
ton, announce that they have decided
that it will be impracticable and IN
wise to attempt to repeat the enter
tainment given at the Illinois theater
Tuesday for matinee Saturday. Hence
they desire the statement made that
all who purchased tickets and were
disappointed in the matter of reserva.
tons may have their tickets redeemed
during the next two days either by ap-
plying to those of whom they were pur-
chased or to the Villa de Chantal di-
rect
The sisters furthermore express
their deep regret that through misuu-
derstanding or otherwise dissatisfa3-
ton should have arisen over any phase
of the entertainment which they took
50 much pains TO make a success in
every particular. and they are extreme
ly anxious that those who have favor
ed them realize how sincerely grateful
they feel. To all who aided them eitn-
er by taking part in the performance
or otherwise they desire to express
their heartfelt appreciation and graft
| tude.
| The sisters have taken upon them
selves a great responsibility in the i'm
provements on a large scale that arc
being made in the buildings
on the Villa grounds this year
and in doing this they have added Il
the attractiveness and beauty of Rocl
| Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-25
BOYS HELD FOR
STEALING BRASS
Charged With Theft of Car Equipment
From the Rock island Yards and
Bound to Grand Jury.

Erick Norman and Chris. Bolinelli,
two lads about Is years of age. Were
arrested yesterday on complaint of
Detective James Danell of the Rock
Islands police service, and held to the
grand jury yesterday afternoon by
Magistrate Elliott under 5000 bond for
larceny. The lads are charged with
the theft of journal brasses from the
Rock Island yards, and were caught
with the brasses in their possession
The Norman boys father furnishad
bail for him, but the other lad was
committed to the county Jail.
B. J. Murphy was sent down for l.
days by Magistrate Elliott this after
noon for disturbing the peace He was
annoying pedestrians on Second ave
nue. by begging.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-25

Priscilla Club to Meet.-The Priscil-
la club will be entertained Friday al
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Tom Me
Lain, 1411 Twelfth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-25

Co. They have gone to housekeeping
at 1928 Eighteenth avenue. Many
handsome gifts were received. From
out of town the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. f. Cole of Indianapolis. Ind.
CliftOn-Roche.
The marriage of Miss Eleanore Dorl
othy Roche, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w Roche, to Clarence Clayton Cliff
ton took place this morning at G o'clock
at early mass at ST JOseph's Catholic
church. Dean J. J. Quinn performing
the ceremony. Only the immediate rel
atives and friends witnessed the cere-
mony, after which a wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
bride, 1921 Fifth avenue. The bride
was reared in Rock Island and has
many friends Mr.. Clifton is store
keeper for the Southern Pacific rail
way at Oakland. Cal. to which place
he moved about year ago, having
been previous to that time employed
at New Shops. They left on the noon
train for Chicago, and will later go to
Oakland. where they will make their
home. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Roche OF
Seattle, Wash, and Cyrus Clifton OF
Chicago were guests from out of town
sample BIechschmidt.
Rev. Marion Humphreys. at his home
1014 Seventeenth street, this morning
at II O'Clock officiated at the marriage
| of Miss Selma F. Blechschmidt, daugh
er of Mrs. Elizabeth S. Blechschmidt
TO Charles c. Sample After the cere
mony a wedding breakfast was served
at the brides home. 1045 Fifteenth
street Mr.. Sample is employed at the
Woodmen Office and his bride has beer
employed in the jewelry department o
l.. S. McCabe & Co. They left on The
noon train for short trip, and will
make their home in the city upon thei
F., return.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-25
Is FOURTH OF The SERIES
Young People of Broadway Churo1
Entertain at the Y. M. c. A, Toniuht

The fourth of the series of enter
tainments al the Y. NJ. C. A. by the
young peoples organizations of the dis-
ferent churches of the city will be
held this evening at the auditorium of
the association building. and will be ia
charge of the Young Peoples asocia-
ton of the Broadway Presbyterian
church. No admission will be charged.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged.
In addition TO the program already
announced. there will be vocal solo
by Stewart Marquis and a piano solo
by Miss Nina VanBuren.