 come out about it and it defers their healing process," she said.
The victim's own process is ongoing, but she says it is moving forward with the help of her faith and her family.
"The chapter is closing, I can go on to school now and enjoy life," she said.Bob Dylan, whose work “Portal” was commissioned by the MGM National Harbor in Maryland.
Bob Dylan’s latest side project is even more perplexing than usual: He built an elaborate, 26-by-15-foot iron archway for a $1.3 billion resort casino in Maryland.
The artist uses found objects and scrap metal from junkyards — “everything from farm equipment, children’s toys, kitchen utensils and antique fire arms to chains, cogs, axes and wheels,” according to an announcement from MGM National Harbor.
In addition to his sculpture, Mr. Dylan, 75, has showed drawings and paintings in recent years, including at the Gagosian Gallery in New York. His most recent album, a collection of cover songs titled “Fallen Angels,” was released in April and he will tour through October and November, beginning with an appearance at the Desert Trip festival in Indio, Calif., which also features the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Neil Young, Roger Waters and the Who.Providing you the best range of collapsible storage bins with effective & timely delivery.
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This episode of The Path & The Practice features Dan Sharpe. Dan sits in Foley’s Washington, D.C., office and recently joined Foley as Manager of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion. In this conversation, Dan reflects on growing-up in Voorhees, NJ, attending Princeton University and University of Virginia School of Law. He discusses spending two years as a patent examiner at the US Patent and Trademark Office before law school and subsequently practicing as an intellectual property attorney for a decade before transitioning to a DEI professional. Finally, Dan provides wonderful insight on the importance of taking charge of one’s own career as well as the importance of appreciating the difference between a job and a career. Listen to the full discussion below.
tf'Fnll Associated Press Reports. ESTABLISHED JULY 10, 1888. Entered at the Postotfice at Waco, T as, as Second Class Matter. VOL. 4. NO. 244. WACO, TEXAS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 23 1892 50 Cents Fer Month SANGER BROTHERS Fine 8hoes. We will sell this week Lilly, Brackett & Co’s. Men’s Fine Hand Sewed Shoes, all styles and Leathers, at only FIRE AT HENRIETTA. A Number of Business Houses Suf-fee. Henrietta, April 23—A fire oe-eurred here this morning; and the fol-lowing firms suffered great loss: Alaorn & Dougblas, dry goods; Bornum & Douly, groceries; Davis, groceries; M L. Haddock,implements; Wm. Jacobs, general merchandise; Johnson & Co, groceries; Reuben F. Logan, groceries; C. L. Minstrot, dry goods; D. C Patton, furniture. The damage to the above firms could not be learned nor the insurance. 8CALD£D TO DEATH. o Ladies and Admirers of Beauty: We have it in our power to make a little Paradise of your Parlor or Bed-room. We are going to show and sell at special low prices for the coming week the most complete line of Curtains ever shown in Waco. $4.50 a Pair Lilly, Brackett & Co’s. Men’s Fine Low Quarter Shoes, all styles and leathers, at only $3.75 a Pair. imitsonri Pacific Passenger Train intellect. By Associated Press to The News. Atchison, Kas,, April 23.—Pass-enger train No. 4, Missouri Pacific road, was ditched yesterday near Nebraska city. Fireman Chas. Meyers was scalded to death beneath the en-gine. Engineer Mike Allen was badlv scalded and it is believed he will die. Mail and baggage cars were thrown from the track but not damaged. SOLD ON THE BLOCK. TUree Negro Hen and One Woman We make a specialty of Silk Over Draperies. Call and examine our line of IRISH POINT CURTAINS. Special prices for this week $4.65, $5.85, $7.40 and $9.90 pair. These are beautiful goods. You should see our specials in a TRUNK DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR. This week special sale of Fine Trunks Common Sense Trunks, all sizes, Saratoga Trunks all sizes and styles, regular prices from #15.00 to $18.00, at only $10.00 Each. / This is a rare chance to procure a fine trunk at a low price We are overstocked, hence the reduction. CHANGER-BROS. Auction Auction. Having cond’.uded COMPLETE IN THE CITY, CONSISTS OF rDi^fnonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Opera and Field Glasses, Spectacles and Eye Glasses, Canes and Umbrel-las, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Gold Pens and Holders, Albums, Pocketbooks,'Purses and Novelties. Everytlim Pertain to a First class Jtieliy IslalMmt, The sale will continue from day to day until the entire stock is disposed of Now is the time to procure bargains. L. NEWBURG, Proprietor. brown & co., AUCTIONEERS. Sold as Vagrants. By Associated Press to The News. Fayette, Md., April 23.—There has been another sale of negro vag-rants, three men and one woman. One man sold for $7 for sixty days work, two others for $4 for thirty days work and the woman for $12 for two months labor. The sale was on the block. He Fell Dead. By Associated Press to The News. Washington, April 23.—James H. Mandeville, a well known lawyer of this city fell dead yesterday. He was a native of New York and is fifty years of age. Committed Suicide. London, April 23 —An American named Rosenburg, who has recently been plunging at Monte Carlo, is re-ported as having committed suicide' at Paris. Smothored in a Sand Slide. Toronto Ont., April 23.—While some boys were playing in a sard pile a slide occurred covering a portion of the p t at a depth of two feet,smother-ing three boys. Weatlier Indications. By Associated Pre«sto The News. Washington, April 23—East Texas general fair weather Sunday afternooD, winds becoming southerly. Hogg and Commission Club. Last Thursday evening at the store-house of Mr. W. P. Sparks, about eight miles below the city of Waoo, a Hogg and Commission club was formed en-roll’ng twenty-two members. Capt. Jack S. Long was elected president and W. A. Pugh secretary. Resolu-tions were adopted to the effect that, Whereas, The commission, so far, has been fruitful of good in the way of lessening the burdens upon the people and affording the railways a greater amount of traffic, and that it is yet in its infancy and an experiment and that the people want it to have a fair trial and would never be satisfied if it proved a failure in the hands of its eDemy, Therefore, Be it resolved that we favor the greatest exponent and friend of the commission, James S. Hogg for governor,and believe that by precedent he is entitled to a second term and we heartily indorse bis administration as fearless and honest, and pledge our-selves to use all honorable means to secure his re-election. Be it Resolved, that The Waoo News in its daily and weekly issue be re-quested to publish these resolutions. District Court. Ed. Long and Tom Jones were convicted today in the district court f r the theft of goods of over $20 in value, the first as principal and the latter as accomplice, and were given five years each in the penitentiary. This is Long’s third conviction for theft during the present term of court and his punishment aggregates 12 years iD the pen. EMBROIDERED SWISS. At #2.50, #3.25, $3.50 and $4.75 a pair. If you want a beauty in BRUSSELLS CURTAINS buy our special at $7.90. This curtain is four yards long. We can give you any price you wish in Nottingham’s Curtains from 70c to $6.00 a pair. Can make you up shades of Opaques or KING’S SCOTCH HOLLANDS, all the latest color-. Be sure to examine our stock and remember these prices are for THIS WEEK ONLY. Bear in mind that we still keep The Best Made -------AND------- 3L, aisest