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New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
TO ISSUE 100000 BONDS.
new York Air Brake Company to Liquidate
Floating Indebtedness.

uiectors or the New York Air Brake COM
pany. at their regular meeting vester6ay .r.hn
ized The issue OF 100000 per cent 2s-vear gold
ponos' convertible into stock at par after July !
I%s and at any time before July 1. 1914 These
pohcs are TO be offered 10 the stockholders. and
Pioceeos OF the issue WILL it is stated liquidate
all floating Indebtedness of the con,nanv and ,eoy.
cash working capital Of s15ooooo
no acton was taken on the dividend which was
oeferred at the last quarter but Charles a star
DUCK. president OF the company. said inasmuch as
INC company was employing twelve hundred men
at its shops in Watertowr it was exneoted IN N.
aoie soon TO resume dividends from its earnings
Inc rate has heretofore been per cent ouarterlv
1t was stated that the bonds authorized et YES.
teroays meeting Of the board are to be issued
against assets certified by independent accountants
TO be OF the value OF SI0ooo
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19

i. charged 10 equipment the above item
scomotiFes purchased in previous years and paid In
sna fAe CASE psy53ert on equipment purchased IN
| ssrplus
Resident George J. Could says. in his annual
for1 TO the stockholders
notwithstanding the general crop shortage IN
State Of Texas. the gross earnings show an in
<se over the previous year of s1,G57 o59 IS, or a
fe9enue for the year Of SIC. SCI, the largest
he history OF the company. Net earnings.
j contrary, owing 10 the sudden and heavy
FaEage Of business both in volume and chsrac-
4 the last three months Of the year 1907,
4 z The heaviest traffic is due. show increase
T ssi.0i2, total Of s.. .os3, ,727, the operating
being ss.z5 per cent, against 6.os per cent In
Expenses Of operation increased 81, l,l23,oll.
/ as per cent This increase can be almost
sE accounted for by the increase in payrolls.
-ssas4, and the cost Of increased consumption
''e- si55ss2. This will also explain TO great
see the increased operating ratio The cotton
the transportation OF which, TO this COM
: enc Of the most lucrative sources of rev
: was particularly disappointing. the yield an
Being smaller than ir many years.
~ classes Of freight taken together show an
ssse Of sSisa2 tons. with increase os I75.-
~. fsns carried one mile. increase In reve-
q slS7Ls-s. an increase Of 81 mills a ton:
.slease OF "a mills ton mile and an In
- IA TIE average haul Of SCI miles Passen-
vusifess shows increase In the number Of
seagers carried Of 271,332; IN passengers car
issl2s
."s.e mas been 10 cessation in the demands OF
curing the last year, and this growing bur-
q Decointng serious menace. These demands
my confined 10 wages alone, but for shorter
-, q vel, often accompanied by arbitrary
sss.k Aoos.k II is regrcttable fact that the en-
90. o. recent laws 60 regulate the relations
rs.. le employer and the employed and the
g. y stin more drastic ones, however well
e. Las had the effect Of alternating the close
sx sA s heretofore existing between the two, and
|e.d,s~ hTse degree robbed the employe of the
|s,i~a,ss PERSONAL Independence and ambition that
|nsnt va iih ey honest endeaVor 10 WIN ADVANCE
~ eehands OF q constantly growing traffic.
3ssJ e, e The mandatory requirements Of its sew
trrr,.-a Eages, In respect TO maintenance and
IN ,anI have compelled the company Tor
plioo 10 devote all means available to the
Sev aent OF the physical condition OF the prop
80 - NE enlargement of its traffic facilities
bsras-Iai points and along its lines This ac-
+ has involved the creation Of a float
ass,s oi some proportion, but has been COM
n. st tie same time. by marked growth
inins capacity OF the property"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Tne unfavorable weather which prevailed in the
session curtafled business to a considerable extent
In the market for outside securities. Although
lar activity was shown at times. prices ruled
heaVy, although fluctuations did net extend to
more than 1sg2s Of point. American Tobacco
made an exceptional rise of 9 points but receded
TO the previous close Standard OIL lost 8 points.
Chicaso Subway improved Il, but later lost Il In
the mining stocks Boston was down y. Butte
Coahtion was steady. Nevada Consolidated and
Cumoerland-Ely were up Aq$s. Greene -Cananea
huctuated within narrow limits on a small volume
OF dealings. Montgomery Shoshone was firm Gold
heId stocks were comparatively quiet and about
unchanged Bonds were quiet but steady. Nevada
Consolidated 6s were up points.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
GOVERNMENT TO REFUND 100000.
New Classification Of Rolled Steel Affects
New York Importers.

According to decision yesterday by l. F
Fischer. OF the Board of United States General
Appraisers, on importations of rolled sheet steel
in strips, the government will be compelled to
refund at least 10000 erroneously collected by
wrong classification for duty since 1894 Among
the New York importers concerned are J. Mccoy
Company. Wilckes & Co, H. Boxer & Co. and
Nash & Co. This steel has been classified under
paragraphs Ia and 137 OF the tariff acts Of 1894
valorem-
Under the ruling the steel will be admitted
by weight instead Of valuation. under Section 6
OF the tariff relating TO steel IN all FORMS dutia-
bic at lie per cent a pound
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
TO CUT WAGES IN RHODE ISLAND.
approximately Thirty Thousand Cotton Mill
Operatives Will Be Affected.

Providence. March B-Notices Of a reduction Of
10 per cent in wages TO take effect on April g. Will
be posted IN practically every cotton mill Rhode
Island next Monday At a conference held late
yesterday several of the large cotton manufactur-
ers Of the state signed agreement reduce
wages and later in the evening nearly every large
mill owner in the state had become party to TIE
agreement. It is expected that by Friday all of
the smaller mill owners will have signed the agree
Tlent.
Approximately thirty thousand operatives will be
affected by the proposed reduction
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
Citations.

j. State OF York. by the grace OF God,
free and indeDendsnt-To Eliza c. Duniop. Sam
uei H Dunlop. Frank Dunlop, whose full name
Dunlop. Edward D. DunlOp. George H. Dunlop. Dane s.
Dunlop. William w. Dunlop. Charles NJ Dunlop, Edward
q Dunlop. Gertrude d. Iiawes Agnes Dunlop Helen D.
Hutchinson, Marie Louise D. Taylor. Estele Dunlop,
Laban Major, Alma Sue Major. HerTnon c. Conrad
Elizabeth Briggs Union Trust Company of New
YORK. Frank Ii June and Eliza c. Dunlop, named in the
w. Dunlop, deceased executors thereof
persons in will. send greeting: Where
az. W. Bartlett the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company OF the City Of New York have lately applied
Surrogatss Court OF County Of New York TO
have certain instrument in writing. dated the Z9n
day 1908, and codicu thereto. dated the eth
relating TO both real and personal prop
will and testament and COZ
thereto of Clark w. Dunlop. late or the county OF
cited to appear Surrogate of our County OF
New York. his ONCE in the county or New ioFA,
q of May, thousand nine hundred ana
past o'clock IN the forenoon OF tfat
then and there to attend the prooate OF lne
last And such OF as are hereby
cited, the OF twenty ono years, a47
required appear by your guardian II you nave o,
II you and apply fer one 70 20
appointed of neglect or talIIo 70
guardian VIII be appointed oy ths Suffosa'o ~
represent and act you proceeding -.
testimony whereof, have caused the sea- OF
Surrogate's Court of the said County OF New
o be heTeuntO Affixed Witness Aiot.
L. & ABNER C.. THOMAS Il Surrogate o our sag
...... County OF New York said county. the lotn
DAY OF March, in the year or our I1oro oie
H'0NS~-1H ~ ~ pANIE-I. ]. DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF SUrrosate's Court
CHARLES SUMMER MILLER Attorney Tor FetllloRelS
1870 Nassau street, Borough OF Manhattan Ne" AoiA
City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
Excursions.
Notice of Summons.

- da Til!y PLAINTIFF. against John A Tty. Defendant
Action for absolute divorce-To the above
fendant: You hereby summoned
plant in this action and OF answer
the plaintiffs attorney within after the
service Of this summons exclusive Of the day Of services
and In OF failure Judgment
will be taken against you default for the relief
manded in the complaint
Dated, New York. October 10TH 1907.
ACHII-LE j. OISHEI. Plaintiffs Attorney ONCE and
Post Office Address 2S9 Broadway. Borough of Man
haitian, y. Y City.
To the above named Defendant: The foregoing
Is served upon without the State OF New York.
suant to an order of the Hon James Fitzgerald Of
York County Of New York said order being dated the
9th day OF March, 1905 and filed with the complaint in
the office of the Clerk Of the County Of New York.
the llth day OF March 1905 Dated New York. March H.
1905
ACHILIIE J. O1SHEI. Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and
Post Office Address 200 Broadway Borough of Man
haitian, Y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-WHEREAS THE IN
~ dersgned intends to apply the Surrogates Court of
the County of Washington. State York. for let
ters or admins traton and to have Frank L. Waite
Joined with her in such administration the Goods
Chattels. Credits and Estate Of Edmund C Waite OF
the Town Of Cambridge in said county deceased under
the provision of Section 1904 of the Code OF Civil Pro
oedure OF the State Of New York for limiting the penalty
OF Administrators bond Therefore, notice hereby
given TO all Creditors Of said deceased their
claims to the Surrogate OF said County of Washington
before the 18th day OF April, 1905.
Dated. Cambridge, New York. March 14th, 1908.
MARTHA Z. WAITE widow OF said deceased.
FRANK l.. WAITE. son of said deceased
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19

TNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. 81
Fitz- Herbert Delamer American Surety Company OF
New York. all Interested In the estate
os Thomas A PheIan late of the County of New York.
deceased creditors next OF kin otherwise. send
You and each OF are hereby cited and required
and before Surrogate of the
County York, at the Surrogates Court of said
county held at the Hall OF Records, In the County
OF New York, on the S1st day Of March 1905 at half
past ten O'Clock forenoon Of that day then and
proceedings OF Geraldine F. Skillin as adminstratrx
chattes and credits of said deceased
such OF you hereby cited as are under the
TWEEN required to by
GUARDIAN If you one. or. II you have none ap-
Dear and apply be appointed in the event
appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act
you proceeding
In testimony whereof. have caused of
Surrogaes Court Of the said County OF New York
be hereunto affixed. Witness.
II. 81 Charles H. Beckett Surrogate of our said
county, at the County OF New York, the
7th day of February In the Of Lord thou
sand hundred and eight
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
AUGUSTUS H. SKILLIN, Attorney for Admiuistxaty1x.
O. Pms strssss New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19

yJyIF, PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK; BY
| the grace God and independent 10 Eii-s
Asiei an named in said Will; Aathllde Ses
rnann George A Seligmann, Arthur X SeSIIlatn Ihs
heirs and next of kin OF Maurice SehsInann os-
ceased. send greeting: Vii. -.
whereas. Albert Blum OF the City OF New YORK has M
lately applied 10 the Surrosates' Court OF our CoaHtS
New York have certain instrument IN VT @ri'ins; @
bearing date 2. 1908 relating to ooth reaI ah9
personal property duly proved as the iast vii s 40
OF Selignann. late OF
New York. deceased, therefore you and each o. YOU
before the Surrogate OF our touny
OF New York al his office in the County or New 1orAj
on the OF April. thousand nine hUIcfeI
and a o'clock in the forenoon OF
that dav attend the PROBATE OF tho
said viii And such or you as
under tho OF twenty y-one years
are required appear by guardian. II you nave
one or you to appear and apply Ior ono
to be appointed in the event OF your nesecl or
failure to a guardian Will be appointed by the
Surrogate represent and act for you In the pro-
ceeding 49, -,.r -,
In testimony whereof we have caused the sea- OF
the Surrogaes' of the said County OF New fofA
To % hereunto Affixed Witness, hon Charies
[seaLl II. Beckett Surrogate OF our SAID SounIy
OF New York. said county, the 25th Day OF
February. the OF our Lord one thousand nine
DANIEL j.. DOWDNEY.
of the Surrogates Court
ISrTRZMAN FRANkENHEIMER. Attorneys ZOE
Executors % Broad Street. Borough OF Manhatlan'
NeW y.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19

yIIIiH PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By
L the grace God and independent 10 SiAileS
May and George V. Baldwin. Jr as Executors Mary
10 Coivocoresses. Bushnell Lee, Edith MGR f1uIn
ham. Lily -. Baldwin Florence T BALDWIN.
I5ald Henry Baldwin. George " N bdIo"ll, az
Elizabeth Baldwin, Louisa Edgar, Margaret Dur5os w.
WiIIett Van Nest fsyaer Van Nest Elizabeth " = q
BALDWIN Mary b h Baldwin the heiIs and nexL OF H
OF George s. Baldwin, deceased. send greeting:
as George Baldwin Jr., named In the ins.f
hereinafter described Executor, OF Hgnand FAA.
New Jersey. has lately appied 70 S-io
Surrogates County Of New York 10 nave .
certain writing bearing date the tsn1 ay
of February 1908 relating TO both real ana persons.
property duly proved Win and testament 20
V Baldwin, of the County OF seW AoIAr
Rld each OF You are ctted 70
before he Of County OF New 1OtA.
at County OF New YORK on tle -.S.i 80
ot ADrtI one thousand hundred and eight at haEi
past ten in the forenoon OF thdt ua5, It
attend probate Of the said last W III Aia
Testament. And OF HEREBY cited as aao
OF years are required 70 apptE
by your guardian, you one. or X you hVe
to to be appointed or n .lo
Of your failure to do So su-Iuia1
Surrogate 10 represent anu act
for you IN the proceeding. - g., -. -.
In Testimony whereof have caused the sea! OF me
SURROGATE OF the said county OF Nc"
York to be hereunto affixed Witness. fio,;
TSsalI ABNER &. THOMAS, n surrogate OK our sti9
County OF York. at said County ne -nd
day o March. in the year or our A~ofo 0ii'
'A01'- ~ DANIEL. J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF SuTrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19

YySIiE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Of NEW 1OtlAs oA
Il he grace OF God Tree and lndepehdent-Ao AS"-S
VOL Erankenthal. Max iau
Frankenthal, OF Moritz FrankentnS "a 1eeetsso
OF Alice Arnold. Alfred Franhehtha
son Frankenthai. deceased prother OF .ti
dent; Milton Frankenthal. Fred tFritz, franKentha
carl Frankenthal Alexander Sahlmann. Joseph SAM
thiIde Klein, Neuhauser, Siestried SahIInann
heirs kin OF Madlon Aors aIlstern de-
ceased, greeting: Whereas. Albert u Aorsan-
stern of me City York, has lately applied 10
the Surrogates Court of County or New York 70
nave a certain instrument in writing relating 10 both
real and personal property duly proved as the last
viii and Testament o Madlon NorEanstern, late or
the County OF New York. deceased. Therefore you
and OF cited to appear before the Surro
gate of County OF New York, at MS ONCE IN the
County of York. the 9th day OF April, one
Thousand nine hundred and eight at haIf- past ten
o'clock in OF that day. then ana there 10
attend the probate of the said Last WIN ana Iesta
ment. And such of you as are hereby cited as are
under tho O years. required 10
appear guardian. If YOU have one' or if you
nonted or In of your neglect or failure
~ do 40 n guardian will be appointed by the Surro-
eeto 10 -opresent and for you IN the proceeding
In tez,irnony whereof, have caused the seal OF
the Surrogate's Court OF the said County OF
fI.S1 o be hereunto affixed Witness.
Charles H. Beckett. Surrogate or our
said County of York. at said County. the 18th
day of February. the OF Lord thousand
nine hundred and eight. DANIEL j. DOWDNEY.
~ Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court.
WOLF KOHN & ULLMAN. Attorneys for Executor.
No. 203 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Putting Gne Hiram is. Of course. another
Shorty McCabe story by Scwea Ford And. Of course,
jts . good See next 6uAday's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
TEXAS G. PACIFIC'S YEAR.
sccrd Gross Earnings, but Deficit Caused
BY Increase in Operating Expenses.

|Tae annual report of the Texas & Pacific Rail-
FE Company. issued yesterday, shows for the
h ended December 81. 1907, the largest gross
(nings in the company's history, The increase
operating expenses, however. having been SO
(A larger than the gross as 10 cause a deficit
{ the year CT $685. The income account
-9ares:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
RIrFFALo. ROCHESTER & P1TTsBURt

BUFFALO ROCHESTER p1rrsBURo.
1905. 1907 1905
Ss@si' & iss sss$s
CANADIAN PACIFIC
sssSne ss; M.i1h in March is sssSS
DENVER 6 RIO GRANDE.
sssfF ssssss ~:: e: IL March e e ss
INTERNATIONAL GREAT NORTHERN;
Second wess S.-ss IN March ssesss s4ssSs ssS
IOWA CENTRAL
sss ass:s assss
wrNNEApoLIs & ST. LOUIS.
March s5sss s5ssss ssssss
MISSOURI PACIFIC
July 10 March IA. 52ools1o "-''''''' '
Central Branch)
sss;F ms i ss g:
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
July to March IA 7,io2Sa7 ''oi"'4"i 0''
TEXAS & PACIFIC
fsss .fss sssSss :sssSss
s.,,,, wee. in March. s.ss.sss sso2soe ssss %.
9sI TO March a.. Is.75o1os 1s23l2ls 1ISssi1
DETROIT UNITED.
March osssss io5sos .5siss ssssi
BALTIMORE OHIO.
Month OF February o,o o,o oeo
Number niies-.. 5,voo o.o COO rox
or
(lnerafius expenses---- 1'io''"'o '''-0'oO'
,,rs s57334o 81. I.462. 326 &1e74.3l7
July to ten. %| s5o744e11 $54O7s 0J0 $5oss 3s1
GENERATING expenses..- So'ioS'oo' 'o'o'o'-o' ~
Net earnings mos .S14.575o8 *ls4"o'eoS siooo'""'
BALTIMORE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.
Year ended Dec. 81 lp1... xai0 DO $3.50 ss4
Gross earnings 6e4 5SS
f,neratng expensss. oSo'o'" ooo' -
s,ln 73a s22o6ol $I72 e76
Net income e--.'''-'' ~ o3a 1866 $40
income Ao'oo~
.1,s 77s s2so2s7 S1s7sls
Tosat <!os' 's9 6S s4A
Charges, etc.. hS'oo' Aoo' -
1o27 .s41,4ss 'slIeo72
Deficit F'if"~'
ssurrlus-
.rbe Most UsefuI Citizen" is the title "i a 'Sy
.,o,.s tie work Ris In reforming nie IN tn
Siuma John Hubert Greusei wrote II Tor next sum
| days TribuaA
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY.

eanaai report of the Electric Storage Battery
reaS Tor the year ended December 81. 1891.
wares az fo.iows.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Van Scha!ck
coaA,r STOCKS IN TORONTO.

1,,r,isbed ana corrected by Stewart Lockwood,
successors to Wills, Stewart d Co. No 43 Exchange
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
BONDS.
GUARANTEED STOCKS

.odd lots. tseMs cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19

.r. Mo.A urseful Citizen" is the title Of a story
,o,,t ti,e work of Ris In reforming NE IN tne
siuma John Hubert Greusei wrote ior next eon
days Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
ou,tADEIpHIA STOCKS.

4 hv Charles D. Barney & Co. No. 70 Broad
New York and No. 10 South 4tn street,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-19
rE,BE PEOPLE OF, THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By

KURXMAN z
Executors, 25 Broad Street. Borough Oh ManhatIan
New York City.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-13
Eeiated Revenge,

"Once when | was small lad on my
fathers farm in Ohio" said judge,
"a peddler got me to help him make
some repairs to his wagon. | did so
without any thought of pay, but when
the vehicle was mended as he drove
off he told me the next time he came
by our house on his rounds he would
bring me a gift in the shape of copy
of Robinson Crusoe,' book | had
long coveted. How l waited for him
to come again and how my heart fell
when he failed to bring me the vol
ume! Again and again he promised,
but never made good his word. Years
passed, and l grew to manhood, but
the memory Of that cruel disappoint-
ment never vanished from my mind.
I was made a school trustee of my
district, and one day a man applied
for n position as teacher In him |
the peddler who had blast
ed my youthful hopes. There was an
other candidate for the job, and mine
was the deciding vote. Nothing in life
ever gave me more pleasure than In
voting against the eX-peddler, who for
his deception on boy lost a good
place. 1t was perhaps carrying the
spirit of revenge too far. but there are
not many who would have done other.
wise. baltimore American.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-13

pass all previous gatherings of that
kind, not only in numbers, but also
in regard to the result of the delibera-
tons. The ten Baptist churches of
the city and suburbs have made spe-
cial efforts in providing pleasant quar-
ters and accommodations for the dele
gates during the convention. The pro-
gram arranged for the meetings con-
tains many interesting features and
addresses by some of the most promi-
nent ministers and laymen of the Bap-
fist church in Texas and adjoining
states. The meeting of the pastors
will be held tomorrow. There will
also be special meetings of the Bap-
fist women, and of the workers of
the Baptist Young Peoples Union.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-13
FRACTIONAL BITTERNESS INTENSE
Citizens Denounce Murder Of carmaek
and Raise Mnoey to Prosecute
Murderers.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 1.-THE
grand jury has been impanneled and is
now at work investigating the killing
of Senator Carmack, who was shot by
Robin Cooper Monday afternoon.
The feeling between the two fac
tons is growing more bitter. 1t Is
feared that feud viii spread through
out the state.
A mass meeting at Dayton, Tenn.
adopted resolutions denouncing the
Coopers and appointed committee to
raise a fund to prosecute the slayer
of the senator to the fullest extent OF
the law.
Memorial services in honor of the
dead senator will be held Sunday IN
every city in the state of Tennessee
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-13

The cotton men in convention at
Memphis and New Orleans are very
much in earnest in their effort to raise
the price of the great Southern staple
to a figure that will pay the cost of
production and afford fair profit to
the producer Now if the owners of
all the unsold cotton will rally to the
support of their leaders, every man
of them will get 10 cents or more and
the farmers of the South will be richer
by several millions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-13
Couldn't Feaze This One.

An instance of the careless, good ma.
tured philosophy of the negro may be
seen in the little doggerel verse laugh
ingly sung by a black farmer when at
the end Of a bad crop year nothing
was coming TO him after his supply
bills were paid. lie could neither read
nor write; he had no money or chance
Of getting any for another twelve
month. yet apparently there was no
fretting on his part. He took the bal.
ance sheet, which was an utter mys-
terry to him, and, pretending to inspect
1t and following the rows Of figures
with eye and finger, he gleefully chant.
ed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-13
Hail as Large as Hen EGGS.

San Augustine, Tex, Nov. 12.-
There was a heavy hailstorm here
Tuesday afternoon about o'clock.
The wind blew hard and hailstones
fell as large as hen eggs, and it rained
down in torrents. There were num-
Der of windows broken and several
skylights. The horses in town all
broke out of their harness, but no one
was injured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-13
FELL TO HIS DEATH.
Son of Henry Watterson Accidentally
Killed in New York,


Killed in New York.
New York, Nov. 12.-Harvey W.
Watterson, a lawyer and youngest son
of Henry Watterson, editor of the
Louisville Courier-Journal, plunged to
his death from the nineteenth story of
his Office building at 81 Wall street
late Wednesday afternoon. His body
shot downward for 10 feet and landed
upon the roof of a ten-story building
adjoining. Almost every bone was
broken and the head was crushed.
Death was practically instantaneous.
Mr.. Watterson's hat and overcoat were
on his closed desk. Presumably he
had attempted to lower the radiator,
which was in front of the low sill. or
losing his footing in some manner
unknown, pitched forward and down
to his death on the roof below.
Mr.. Watterson was 30 years old and
married
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-13

Desirable immigrants, like all other
good people, do not go where they are
not invited. West Texas is getting
the bulk of the homeseekers because
it is bowling for them. Brazos county
needs ten farmers to where there is
one now, yet there is no organized eff
fort to induce them to come. They
will never come till they are invited.