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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
MANY RELATIVES I'M SCOTT
Kinsmen OF Kern, Though Republi-
canh, VIII support Him.
Special 70 The Tim ca. r,,,r,t,t II

VA AASEuS HenuOlls
canh, VIII support Him.
Especial to Tho Times Di,rntch.1
GATE CITY, VA, July 15.-Hon.
John w. Kern. the Democratic nominee
for Vice-President. has many near rela-
tives living in Scott county. About
the year 1850 Rev. Isaac Kern, a. mis-
sionary Baptist minister. came from
Botetourt county and located near Fort
Blackmore, this county, where he lived
the remainder OF his life. He brought
up large family. five OF his sons still
living in Scott and Wise counties. Two
OF the sons are Baptist ministers. Rev.
Isaac Kern. It is authoritatively stated.
was a brother to the father OF the
Democratic vice-presidential nominee.
He was q remarkable man in many re-
spects and left a deep impress upon
the community in which he lived.
In one respect his descendants differ
from their illustrious Indiana kinsmar,
they being Republicans. However. in
this race. at least. they will break
away from their political moorings and
aid in the election OF Bryan and Kern,
or at least in the effort to elect them.
The ticket and platform are both en-
itremely popular in Southwest Virginia.
and the unanimous verdict Is that the
convention could not have done better
than 1t did, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
STEVE ADAMS is ACQUITTED
HIN Confession Excluded by Judge and
Alibl Estnblixhcd.

Hin Con nfessiOn Excluded by Judge ana
Alibi Estnblixhcd.
GRAND JUNCTION. COL, July Ia
Steve Adams. member OF the Western
Federation OF Miners, was this after
noon acquitted of the murder Of Arthur
Collins. Adams's alleged confession
of the crime was excluded as evidence
by Judge Shackelford. and eight wit
nesses testified to an al!bi for the
accused man.
Collins, who was manager OF the
Smuggler Union mine, at Telluride.
was shot on the night of November 49,
1902. while playing cards in his Office.
After the crier OF the court had
read the verdict, Adams was ordered
discharged by Judge Shackelford.
Adams imm ediately stepped to the jury
box and shook hands with each one Of
the Jurors and thanked them for find
ing him not guilty He also thanked
the members OF the Western Fedora
tion of Miners who are here for their
support and encouragement during his
long Imprisonment and trial.
Adams left the court room with Will
liam Easterly. another prominent fed
erationist. and Joined Mrs. Adams at
the hotel. where she had been staying
during the trial. No move was made
to rearrest Adams on any Of the other
murder charges growing out of the
Colorado labor troubles. and 1t Is said
he will be permitted to go free
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
FLEET NEARING HONOLULU
Plans for the Ships in the Several

Plans for the Ships In the Several
HONOLULU, July 15.TA wireless
message from the flagship Connecticut
received here at $3.50 this morning
says that at o'clock last night the
Atlantic fleet was in latitude "a de-
grces, 10 minutes north, longitude 152
degrees 80 minutes west distance
from here Of $40 miles. The weather
was fine.
The Nebraska was reported by wirc-
less at $3.50 o'clock this morning.
After passing the 1epcr settlement on
the Island OF MolokaI, early on Thurs
day, the third division, including the
Louisiana, Virginia, Ohio and Missouri
Will go either to Lahaina or Maalae
Bay, on the Island OF Maui, to coal.
The first, second and fourth divisions
will come to Honolulu.
The second division, composed OF the
Georgia, Nebraska, New Jersey and
Rhode Island, will come to anchor to
the eastward OF the harbor entrance.
Tho Illinois, Kearsarge and kentucky,
of the fourth division, will anchor on
the west side OF the entrance, while the
first division, consisting OF the Con-
necticut, Kansas. Minnesota and yer-
mont. with the Wisconsin. OF the fourtf,
division. will enter the harbor.
The auxiliary ships with the ex-
ception ofathe Culgoa and Arethusa.
Will sail for Auckland, N. S., on july
18th. The Panther .Yankton, Ajax and
Relief. will stop at Pago. Samoa. The
Ajax and Glacier will stop at suva,
the capital OF Fiji. n !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
TAKE MESSAGE 70 CHICAGO
Two Thousand Boys to Take Part In
Race Across Country.

NEW YORK. July 15...As a pistol
rang out on the City Hall steps at 10
O'Clock this morning, d little athlete IN
running tights. carrying q silver tube
containing a. message from Mayor Nc.
sClellan to Mayor Busse. Of Chicago,
started away up Broadway on the flrst
relay OF a Thousand Journey to
Chicago. Herbert II. Rapp was the
runner, and Mayor McClellan's message
ITO the City Of Chicago: The city
of New York sends greetings by the
fleet runners Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. This message
is borne on foot without halt from
the Atlantic. to Lake Michigan. and the
hundreds of boys who carry 1t gain
no prize except the consciousness Of
having done their best"
According to the schedule. the mes
sage will reach Chicago on Tuesday,
July 2lst Two thousand boys VIII
will carry the message half mile,
when a fresh. runner will take It on
to the next point OF relief. Perhaps the
most spectacular feature of the relay
run Will be the swimming Of Lake
Cayuga by the boys OF the Auburn
On. Y.) department..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
GOVERNMENT " E! E CLAIMS LIEN.
Files Petition Asking Protection N
Creditor for Nearly $1,000, 1000.

t OASsuAOE Aur NeurIy SlsUUU,UOV.
NORFOLK. VA, July 15.-The United
States government filed petition In
the Jamestown Exposition Federal
court litigation here this afternoon,
asking protection as creditor of the
exposition on account ofaits 81 1000, 900
loan, and claiming priority OF payment
over oyer @rLeverything. else owed by the Expo
sttton Company.
The Petition sets out that OF the
$l.OOO.O 600 loan the government has re-
ceived back s102,046.43, leaving a ball
ance due of $897,953.57. Ii had been
thought that the government loan was
only lien on the exposition gate re-
ceipts, but to-day's petition, filed by
Assistant United States Attorney Tai
ley. claims that under the special stat
ute appropriating the loan it comes as
first lien. =
Receiver Alvah H. Martin, OF the
jamestown Exposition Company, In n
statement tonight declares that he
does not look on the governments suit
as unfriendly. declaring that it was
filed in order to be proven and take
Its place among others. 1t is under-
stood that the proving OF the claim
Is one Of the steps necessary In the
purchase Of the grounds for naval
training station and coal base, the
claim to be accepted as part payment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
SIEVE KILLED
IN Mine: HORROR. |||
Explosionof Gas.in J; i Williams;
townColliery Causes Death
and Destruction.
..-.------.- ----------
MANY VOLUNTEERS
FOR WORK OF RESCUE.
Injured Man Taken to Morgue
and Laid Out With Dead
Bodies-Mine Badly Wreck
ed and Set on
Fire by Ex-
plosion.
orrsy1LLB, PA. July Il

OTTsy1LLE. PA. July 15.--
Seven minc workers were
killed and ton others injured
to-day by terrific explosion
OF rgas in the Williamstown
colliery OF the Summit Branch Mining
Company, in the lower part Of the an
thracite coal fields. The mine was
wrecked and set on fire.
The dead are: John Reilly, Arthur
Hawk. Charles Rickert, John whittle.
Anthony Freelas, James Bowman and
Michael Stakum.
The explosion occurred in No. /
shaft OF the colliery, and Is believed
to have been caused by one Of the
men lifting the gauze OF his safety
lamp just after an explosion OF a shot,
which brought down large body OF
coal.
The explosion shook the entire col
liery. The work OF rescue was imme-
diately begun. and when volunteers
were called for, almost every man at
the workings offered his services,
which meant hazardous trip into the
burning mine.
Near the foot Of the shaft the in
iured were found. they having rushed
toward the entrance only 10 1alI over
unconscious. All Of the dead were
found short distance from the shaft
battered and burned into an almost
lunrecognizable mass.
Returned to Life.
Physicians from Williamstown and
nearby villages treated the injured,
while a number OF women volunteered
their services as nurses. Several OF
the injured were removed to their
homes after receiving temporary treat
ment. but others were In too serious
condition to be moved until tonight
and cots were provided for them The
doctors say that three OF the injured
may die. One Of the Injured was taken
Ito the morgue. and 1T was not until
an Identification 81 the bodies was
made that 1t was found that he. was
living. He was badly burned and bat
tered. but will probably recover.
The fire In the mine probably will
be extinguished before much damage is
done.
The Williamstown Colliery Is oper.
ated by one OF the companies con-
trolled by the Pennsylvania Railroad
| Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
HAS HIS. FOOT CUT OFF Fl ].
Man Starts to Whip Baking Horse, and |
Is Seriously Injured.
Special to The Times Dispatch.1 @

-1-1- ~ Special 70 The TImes- Dlspatch.1 .-1
M TAZEWELLI VA, July 15.-Robert
X. Gillespie. prominent farmer OF
the west end of this county, met with
a most peculiar accident this ,morning
on his farm near Pounding Mill. He
horses became ballsy whereupon he
5alighted from the saddle of the maw-
ing machine, placing his left foot d.
rectly In front of the blade. He was
in the act Of whipping the balky horse
when the animal gave q sudden lurch,
and his foot was caught In the ma
tchinery. and before he could extrlcate
1t the blade had severed his foot. q
smediately and rendered the necessary
medical attention, and he Is reported
as resting we'll Tonight,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
NEE IN
L0.U|I||sv|I.|L|.ILEN ! |. Next /
George L. Street, Of Rich,
1lond, Was ElectedDep
uty Potentate.
PARADE IN ST. PAUL
AND MINNEAPOLIS.
Imperial Council Of Shrincrs
! Complete Business and En-
joys Social Everts-Mem-
bers Will Continue to
Celebrate in Minnesota
City Until Saturday.
City Until Saturday.
: T. PAUL, MINI. July 15.-The
= Imperial Council Of the Ancient
81 Arabic order OF Mobiles of the

- T. PAUL. MIMI, July 15.-The
- Imperial Council Of the Ancient
Arabic order OF Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine to-day elected Off
GERS and decided to hold the conclave OF
1909 In Louisville. Four cities were con-
testants for the gathering OF next year
Seattle, Louisville, Atlantic City and
Detroit. Selection was referred to a
committee, which reported in favor OF
Louisville. The report of the CONF
mittee was adopted this afternoon.
In accordance with precedent, Frank
D. Roundy, imperial potentate, was
not a candidate for reelection, and
the officers below him were each adj
yanced step, leaving only the lowest
of1ce-outer imperial guard-open to
contest.
Omcers Elected.
Following are the new Ohcerss
Potcntate. Edwin Il. Alderman. Ma
rion, Iowa.
Deputy Potentate, George L. street
Richmond, vn.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Assistant Rabban. J. Frank Treat
High Priest and Prophet, William >
Oriental Guide, William W. Erwin
| Wheeling, w. Va.
First Ceremonial Master, Jacob T
Barron, Columbia, 8. G.
Second Ceremonial Master, Freder.
ick II. smith. Rochester, n. y.
Marshal, j. Putnam stevens, Port
lnnd, Me.
Captain Of the Gusrd, Henry F
Neidringhouse, Jr:, St; Louis.
Treasnrer, w. S. Brown, Pittsburg.
Recorder, Benjamin F. Roweli, Boss
New Temples.
The council considered about dozer
applications for dispensations for new
temples, but only three were granted
namely. Seattle; Wash. ashland. Is, ore; ,e
| were granted dispensattons g year ago
and were granted charters to-day a.
| follows: Calam Temple. Lewiston. Ida
o FL Azher Calgary E.Al Aloesfa sta1 M9Sha Sifa
Iowa, and Oleika, Lexington. Ky.
An Important action Of to-day's ses'
sion OF the council was the raising Of
ths initiation fee to minimum o.
Exhibition Drills.
While the Imperial Council was II
giving exhibition drills at Lexington
more than twenty minutes The com
petitive feature OF the contest wa.
eliminated by the announcement o.
Imperial Potentate Roundy that M
prizes would be given. The attendance
was restricted to Shriners and thei
woman relatives and friends.
Many Social Events.
The business session of tho Imperial
Council ended to-day, but many OF the
iShriners will stay until Saturday. The
automobile races at Hamlin track this
afternoon were attended by thousands
tcf Shrners. The event tonight was a
parade OF the Arab Patrol in Minneapo-
! lis, similar in many respects to the
electrical parade in st. Paul last night
and reception by State officers atlthe
Capitol in st. Paul Receptions were
their headquarters. while a reception
extraordinary was given by the nob.es
/; and ladies OF Adelpho Temple, Boston
atEth Ryan Hotel.
Tomorrow Zurah Temple, N1inneapo-
Ills, will entertain the visitors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
RYAN NOW IN CONTROL

Said to Have Succeeded August Bcl-
mont MS Owner OF InterborouEh.
Especial to The Times Dtspatch.l
NEW YORK, July 15.-The Inter-
borough Rapid Transit Company was
reported to-day to have practically
passed from the active control of Au-
gust Belmont. Thomas f. Ryanfis now
said to be the real owner. The pass
ing of Mr.. Belmont is said to be re-
Elected in the departure for Europe
some days ago OF President E. r.
Bryan. His assistant j. E. Grape, was
permitted to resign, and Mr.. Bryan's
salary ceased when he sailed. David
". Ross has been elected vice-president
and assumed charge of contracts and
supplies and all principal work. An
other significant change is the promo
ton of a. a. Gardner to the office Of
general counsel who succeeds George
Wickersham. who is personal counsel to
Mr. 3elm mOnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
REC EVER FOR ANs0N's PLACE
sSister-in-Lnw OF Secretary Taft Among
Large Creditors. 5Fsj

CHICAGO. ILL, July 15.--Hdr1ans G.
Anson, former captain OF the Chicago
National League baseball team. was
defendant to-day in proceedings be-
fore Judge *. NJ. Lands. which re-
suited in the appointment OF a receiver
for 5Anson's billiard and bowling es-
tablishment. The bankruptcy proceed
sings followed closely the beginning Of
a suit against Anson on behalf Of Mrs.
Charles P. Taft, OF Cincinnati, sister
fin-law OF the Republican presidential
nominee. Mrs. Taft alleged that An-
son owed her $500 for rent Of the
Ing his business.
In to-day's proceedings. sch edules Of
accounts due, amounting to about s20.-
900 We're filed by the petitioning cred
available for the liquidation of these
debts total between $1,000 and $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
BOREs WAY OUT OF JAIL
WHEN ABOUT TO DE TRIED
/ Special to The rimes-nispatch.

Especial to The Times- -nispatch.I
CINCINNATI. OHIO. July 15.-Carl
dc Breil of Lynchburg, Va. aged four
teen, one of the two youths arrested
here last week, escaped from jail to-
dav --,st before his case was Ito have
b cen called in court. The lad burrowed
Z Through a twelve-inch brick wall with
spoon. Up to late tonight the po-
lice had failed to recapture the fugi-
tive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
l,allrond business Improving.
pecIal Ia .The ,rimes.pis ispa.t

I5VvVItt w --I1g1--
ROANOISE.5 VA, July l5,---lt Is an-,
nounced officially that the appropriate.
tion for the machine works for this
month Is sac, 900 more than last month.
tits also stated that business is stead
.ily hut slowly Improving on the Nor
folk and Western, ,s5 N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
KILLED BY SWITCH ENGINE
fardmaster Ross Anderson Meets vio-
lent Death at Ashevillc.

ASHEVILLE, N. c.. July 15.-Yard-
master Ross Anderson was knocked
down and Instantly killed by switch
engine In the local yards of the South
ming. His skull was split open and
one arm entirely cut off. He was
dead before assistance reached him.
Anderson, who was thirty years OF
age, had been In the employ OF the
Southern Railway eleven years. He
leaves widow and four small chill
dren. He was resident Of Asheville
and exceedingly popular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
Ahead Of Time.

YONKERS.. N. Y, July 15.-The mes
York, to Mayor Busse, OF Chicago.
which is being carried by relays Of
boy runners. reached this city, the end
of the first stage Of the Western Jour
time. Mayor Warren received the mes
sage from one and passed 1t to another
runner, who darted away toward Os-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
MARRIED IN WELDON

p, Il. Jennings and Miss NJ. NJ. Mueller
Elope to North Carolina.
II Mr.. E. l.. Jennings. of 2215 F. Broad
Street and Miss NJ. NJ. Mueller. Of 4l0
West Broad Street. left Richmond yes
lantic Coast Line Hotel at Weldon. N.
y. last night by the Rev. P. N. Stain
back. The bride is described as being
a beautiful young lady and highly ac-
complished. The general verdict Is that
no handsomer couple has lately left
Richmond for that Mecca of hopeful
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
Hum. Across Church Roof

Is III spec!at 20 n he y is!sss . ~ "a
AMH3EslRsT. VA, July l6.--Amherst
storm yesterday afternoon, and the
Pfesbyterlnna Church IT this place mar
5roWly escaped being destroyed, Light
ming struck g locust tree on;one side
the roof, slightly lloosening Bup the tin
and tearing up the ground on the. OPS
iposltes side Of the church from the tree.
constructed Of brick and covered ssWl tn
tin, 1T is SUPP osed that At w ould h ave,
iheen@ hurne cd. ~ Nh AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
TRAGEDY OVER "a 5LOCKETs

Salem Man Shot in Abdomen aud
brought Home In Dying Condition.
Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
ROANOKE, VA, July 15.-William p.
BLACKWELL. son Of the late Deputy
Sheriff Thomas Blackwell, Of Salem,
was brought here to-day from Allie
ghany county in dying condition.
He was engaged on railway construc-
tion work and had difficulty with
a man named Parker over a 9locket
Which the latter had lost, and which
was found by Blackwell. Ie opened
fire on Blackwell with a double- barrel
gun, the entire load entering his apdo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
Goinr At East I,ute.

F1SHKILL LANDING. N. Y.,lJuly Is.
The message which Is being rushed
from New York to Chicago by relays
OF boy runners reached here at 4:2S
O'clock this afternoon, one hour and
two minutes ahead OF schedule.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16
Graves Delivered Them and
Then Got Boosted for
Tail End Of Ticket.
PUMP OXYGEN INTO
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE
New Party Formed in Virginia
With William Elmore Seal as
Leadcr-Onc Woman Edi-
tor to Help Movement at
Virginia Beach in Col
un1s Of Sand"
,.-...HORQuCiuLY

.rC THOROUGHLY
dominated
by the
- i. g u idin 6
hand OF
Colonel John Tenn
pie Graves. who,
after calculating
the principles OF
the Independence
platform. made nu-
inerous suggestions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16

The Williamstown Colliery is oper.
ated by one OF the companies con-
trolled by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-16

To-morrow Zurah Temple, N1inneapo-
is, will entertain the visitors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16

last Saturday nlRht the Bryan
Home Talent Opera Troupe agaln won
the hearty applause " the entire enfpH
by their successful production OF BE
cause Love You" The play was well
rendered aud that II was well received
was very evident M saunders M
Tyson. was great and the work OF
Mr. Law ana Mrs. llaswoll was also
very nno. Mrs. Mcqueen nu Ginger
deserves special mention She was
the life Of The play and n would lh
decd be- hard TO md anyone who could
net this part as wen ae she ala. IN
fact every character WIS Important
and was acted right up 10 The profes.
aiQnal standard The Band boys re-.
oolyod hearty applause on their musl
cal program NJ the entertainment
The Battalion
The Kaln Klnaaln Dancing club VIII
entertain the bryan Elha NJ The Elk
paflora ON April goth with formal
ball and reception, The Herb a Low.
n orchestra OF Houston viii furnish
music for The oocaulopf which win be
the social event Of A. season Many
old x, X. mombornN VIII be preseni-
The battalion,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16

same time n expected 20 pour oil on
the RULED waters Of the Michigan De.
mocraoy For long time nast a
movement approaching n revolt has
boon Matching Tor Tho ayowed purpose
Of ousting Daniel ], Campau from HIS
scat M national committeeman The
movement has become 10 etfong az TO
threaten q serious dlaaffeclion among
the Democrats throughout the State
and q IA believed that Il Ia the chief
purpose Of Mr. organs present Visit
10 settle the fractional differences,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16
ooop MrurlNo AT RookoALt

Rev, Jas. A, Challcnor has returned
from Rockdalc whore he conducted
q revival meeting fye days the past
week, The meeting wae largely A.
tended aud Rev CHALLENGER reports
the members o. other churches Joined
In heartily wt.h the work There
we're eleven additions TO the church
and steps we're taken TO secure the
services OF n pastor
Rev Challonor expects Evangelist
Ioen, who will conduct the revival ser
Vices Of the Christian church This year
TO reach Bryan May 18th TO begin the
meeting
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-16

Miss coma dandy Of Rock Prairie
was IN the ely yesterday
nr aud Mrs w. y Jones Of ilnr,
vey we're IN the ely yesterday
Mira llunalo Lawrence returned yon'
tofdhy after u visit IN Nnynaoin
Mrs q. n Jones and daughter were
visitors from Harvey yesterday
Mrs, A, y, Mocmnloo Of Houston n
the guest of Mrs. Mary Lawrence
Fresh bread, Cakes, etc, ~ tho Tex.
40 llhkoryi Mrs, otto lioohmo, ffopte.
tor az
Prof !, NJ Moore Of KurIen called
ON the l1pelo while In the city yontor
day
Mrs u, W. Meredith aud children Of
llfenham are visiting Mrs r. H. John
son.
Attend the Progressive League moot
lng ~ r. Of = Hall thh afternoon ~
4 O'Clock
Mnu llllio Ward loit for Houston
yesterday after a visit al villa Maria
Academy
MiHn hortha nayeu returned % Well
horn yesterday after n visit 10 Miss
Mary Robinson,
a. A. Parker went 10 Dallas yeater
day morning 10 attend the Lumber
mems Convention
W. w. Ferry ot the lIolllgan COM
munlty called ON the eagle while In
The city Yesterday
Walkers Five and Ten Cent store
has everything In the fruit Jar line
Jars, ruhhera ana tops ma
Mrs, W. y, O0ode returned 10 Hay
city Yesterday after visit 10 Mr., and
Mrs, Robert Armnlrong,
MI aud Mrs !, w, llunloutt have
moved 10 the woldrop place, which
they recently purchased
nyerylhng In pottery NJ Walkers
Five and Ten Cent atore-churnu,
milk crooks, flower pots ma
Magnificent line of cat glass, hand
painted china aud sterling nilyerware
at Ino, NJ, Caldwolls ii2
70. H. Lloyd aud Clarke bryan OF
Kurien we're In the city yesterday, aud
Me- Lloyd called on The Eagle
cigar Salesman Wanted, Epori'
onoe unnecessary 300 per month and
expenses Peerless cigar Co.. Toledo,
ohio, M
Mrs W. A. Oliver aud children 70
turned from Houston yesterday &C
oompanled by Mrs, \. J. Hahn ana
children,
w. u, Yardley Of Harvey was a Wis
itor 10 the city yesterday aud called
ON the Eaele.
Mrs &, W, nauoit OF chicago Ia The
euost Of Prof ANA MI c-nr1sivofd
of College aud was q visitor 10 ~
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. y. Jones Of Cuba
Ala. arrived yesterday TO visit relo'
ti,ea In this city Mrs Jones was FOR
mery Mlna leona Rhodes,
New Monarch organ, mirror tor
guaranteed la every particular by the
manufacturers u, n baldwin a co
Ior sale NJ factory cost by Ino, NJ
caldwell Can ana noe H. ~
Wanted "A responsible party toI
sieep la my home during my absence
from the city A large cool room
with bath, rent free, Address Mrs
Rose Howell 49, Marye lnnrmary
Galveston Texas, lls