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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
Died in the PHILIPPINES.

Mr.. Allie Scott received a tele-
gram Thursday afternoon from %
government official at San Fran.
cisco, which conveyed the sad
news of the death Of his half
brother Harry Terry, in that city.
About two years ago Harry, who
had been in Hearne since his child
hood day-, babe lis relatives and
friends goodbye, aud enlisted in
the amy to fight for his country
in'the far away Philippine islands
No one then thought that the
strong, manly young fellow would
be cut down so soon. but last
August he contracted fever and
was on his way home, when by
advise of physicians he stopped at
san Francisco to regain his health
If possible. During his absence.
his mother and father have passed
away from earthly scenes and trials
and now he has gone to join them
in the spirit land Harry was
liked by all who knew him, and
the entire community was shocked
when they heard Of his death so
far away from those who loved
him so well. The remains will be
brought to Iearne for burial and
in the lonely cemetery the young
soldier will sleep the sleep that
knows no waking, dream of battle.
fields no more To the relatives
we extend our heartfelt sympathy.
-llearne Democrat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
The Convention Decide. Against the de-
partmeut ct Labor

The Convention Decide. Against TIA. de-
partmeut ct Labor
Louisville, Dec ~. The first matter
of Importance taken up at this morn.
ing's session Of the Federation Of labor
was the third clause Of the resolutions
with reference o labor unions Of Puerto
Rico. Upon this matter the convention
adopted a declaration recommending to
all affiliated unions whose trade OF call
ing is pursued in Puerto Rico. that they
take prompt action for the purpose Of
disseminating information IN Puerto
Rico necessary 10 give Puerto Ricans an
opportunity 10 become allied with the
national or international trade associa.
tions in America. Il was also recon.
mended that the American Nationals
have their constitutions translated into
the Spanish language and that the in.
coming executive council Of the Ameri.
can Federation Of Labor take action
promptly to carry out the plans and pur.
poses Of American labor movement in
Puerto Rico, appropriating 5000 10 car.
ry this resolution into effect
The resolution favorable to the estab.
pshment Of "A department Of labor whose
head should be a member Of the presi.
dents cabinet, was killed by a vote Of
~ 20 a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL.
Senator Clay Of Georgia Opposes the
Measure.
A TWO-POUR SPEECH
Senator TeHne Placed on Several Com.
mittees That Had Vacancies
Little Business Transacted
BY the House.

Washington. Dec. ~ The first speech
In opposition 20 the ship subsidy bill in
the senate was delivered Tuesday by
Mr., Clay Of Georgia. one Of the minor
ity members Of the committee on com.
meroe, which reported il 10 the senate.
He Is recognized as one Of the most Wig.
orous opponents Of the bill in the senate
and during nearly two hours was &C.
corded close attention by senators on
both sides Of the chamber.
In the early part Of the session live
ly colloquy was precipitated over the
reference 10 committee Of the Grout
oleomargarine bill. passed last week by
the house II finally went to the com.
mittee ON agriculture. This was a vic.
tory for the friends Of the bill
An order presented by Mr.. Cookrell.
Of Missouri. was ratified by the senate
directing that vacancies on the com.
mittees Of the District Of Columbia. the
geological survey. Indian affairs. mines
and mining. Pacific islands. territories
and railways be filed by the appoint.
ment Of Senator Towne Of Minnesota
The resolution offered by Mr.. Hanna
Of the appointment by the president pro
TEN Of a committee Of three senators %
make the necessary arrangements for
the inauguration Of the president Of tina
United States on March {. was adopted
without debate.
Mr. Carter called mp his pending mo-
ton 10 refer the credentials Of William
A Clark aud Martin McGinuis. appoint.
ed senators from Montana, 20 the com.
mittee on privileges and after some dis.
oussion the motion prevailed.
Mr.. Chandler asked that the resolu.
ton on the calendar declaring that VIM.
A. Clark was not duly and legally elect
ed 20 a seat IN the senate Of the United
States by the legislature Of Montana be-
recommitted % the committee. Mr..
Bacon asked the object and a pointed
debate between the two occurred The
resolution finally went over.
The senate IN 80 minutes passed IS Of
the unobjected pension bills ON the cal.
endar.
Pending the resumption OF the dis.
cussion Of the ship subsidy bill an act
providing that entrvmen under the
homestead laws who served In the
United States army. navy or marine
corps, during the Spanish war, or tn,
Philippine instruction, shall have Ger.
tain service deducted from the time re-
[ quired % perfect title under homestead
laws, was passed.
The senate held a short executive ses
siou aud adjourned.
Today no business session IT On,
senate was held "a the day was devoted
n the celebration Of the centennial oI
the establishment of the seat u govern
mcnt IN Washington.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Here is a new scheme to destroy
the boil weevil. The Hearne
Democrat says:
Mayor z. l.. Brady is about to
consummate deal with Brazos
bottom planters by which he will
put in arc lights on their places
The object of the scheme is to de-
stroy the flies in that vicinity and
be step toward DISCRIMINATING
the boil weevil. When the flies
and bugs come in contact with the
Zig IS, Mr.. Brady says icy will
be destroyed. II the scheme work
successfully the boil weeyil pest
will be settled.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
!. & q. n. Holiday Excursions.

\ ilrst-class ear will leave Bryan
at l2:l5 q. M, Dec. %, and make con-
nectiou at Hcnruc with LAG. y.
train carrying through ear to Chat
tanooga via Memphis and the Iron
Mountain route, aud to Atlanta via
Shreveport. Change may be- made tO
these through ears any time after
breakfast.
Passengers leaving Bryan after
noon ~ Dec. ~ will make connection
at Honruc with /. n G.. y High flyer
carrying through ears To Memphis.
Atlanta and Chattanooga, via Iron
Mountain Route.
Passengers leaving Bryan after
noon of Doe. q aud % connect M
hoaruc with !. n q. y. llighnyer
making direct connections through
via Memphis, Shreveport and New
Orleans. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE house
adopted resolution, Tor congressional In.
vestigation Of the alleged hazing Of Ca.
Diet Booz at West Point and then took
up the war revenue reduction bill.
The speaker Of the house appointed
the following members to constitute the
special committee 10 investigate the al.
legged hnzing Of Cadet B0oE at West
Point: Messrs. Marsh Of Illinois. chair.
man; Wanger Of Pennsylvania. Smith
of Iowa, briggs Of New York and Clay.
ton OF New York.
Consideration Of the bill for the reduc.
ton Of the war taxes was then begun.
Mr. Payne OF New York. chairman Of
the committee ON ways and means open.
ed the debate and Mr.. Swanson Of Vir.
ginia spoke in opposition. No action
taken
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
cHAFFEE's SIDE.
n. ma co@pl.lu to w.la'r.s. ~ rs.s
Ternna a. % LeoliaE.

n. D:d co@plsla to w.lasrss. ~ 'rs.s
Term. a. 20 Lostsag.
Washington, Dec. l2.-The war de-
partment has received a report from
General ChAffee Of the incident that oc-
CURED ~ Pekin in accordance with his
representations to Field Marshal Won
waldersee. Il appears that General
Chaffce did use some pretty vigorous
language In protesting against the THEW
ing and looting Of the foreign troops.
What particularly hurt the feelings Of
waldersee was pointed reference by
General Chaffee 10 the fact that this dis
graceful and unmilitary practice Of loot.
ing was being INDUCED In not by the
men who did the fighting and opened
the way 10 Pekin. but by the late com.
ers. who had borne none Of the brunt
Of conflict and hardships. waldersee
himself did not reach Pekin until long
after the expeditionAry force had occu.
pied the town.
IL is recognized here officially that
General Chaifee had provocatiln for his
deliyerance, but regret is felt that he
used this tone in addressing the field
marshal.
II Significantly pointed out here that
perhaps It was not incumbent upon Gen.
Chaffee 20 make any representation
whatever on this subject to the field
marshal, as there is no longer any Off.
cial tie between them. When the United
States government changed the charac.
ter Of the military representation in Pc
kin from an eIpeditionary force 10 a
mere legation guard, Of course that
guard no longer came under the control
Of the commander.in-chief at Pekin, but
was simply part Of Minister Conger's
official household.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

San Antonio, Dec. l2.-Thomas J.
Kent. baggage agent Of the Southern
Pacific and known 10 railroad men from
Mexico TO Canada, was drowned in n
bathtub in the Elite hotel barber shop
here. Kent took bath Immediately
after eating a hearty meal He was
probably seized with an apopletic stroke
aud fell into the water and drowned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Alvarado, Tex, Dec l2.-Two chill.
dren were burned In fire here which
destroyed the home OF Oliver Moore.
One Of them, years Of age, was the
child Of James Winchester. and the
other. and infant, was rrnndchild Of
Mr.. Moore. The fire fist caught from the
kitchen stove.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
spring In Midwinter.

Waco, Tex. Dec. l9.-Protracted high
temperature is causing fruit trees to
blossom and leaves are coming out ON
hickory and post oak trees on the east
side OF the Braz1s river A peach or.
chard In East Waco is in full bloom.
The fruit growers say If the weather
continues unchanged week longer,
young peaches will appear on the trees.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

The season for visiting "the old
folks at home has come around
again, and many hearts over east
are beating faster with hop ofes
the home coming of "the boys
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Ballinger. Tex, Dec ~. 49, News
reached here Of the accidental killing at
Paint Rock Of little boy by the name
OF Goiorth late Saturday evening. He
was riding horse which is supposed
became frightened aud. running into q
wire fence, fell on the boy and crushed
him TO death. He was 10 years Of age.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Jacksonville. Fla, Dec. 70. 90 The
Southern Grocers' association has nc
cepted Jacksonville's invitation 10 hold
the annual convention here IN January.
The date will be- fixed In day OF two.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

New York, Dec. l2-Cornelius L. Al.
word, Jr., former note teller Of the First
National bank In this city, accused Of
having embezzlcd t6yO, 900 from that in.
stitutiou, has been indicted by the Unit
ed States grand Jury.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Glen Rose, Tex, Dec. l2-W illiam
Lanham Of this place had two acres in
ribbon cane this year. He has made 900
gallons of molassos, which he expects TO
sell at 80 cents u gallon. In addition he
has seed enough TO plant four acres in
cane next year
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Montgomery. Ala. Dec. l9.-The jury
in the case Of John Gafford, charged
with the murder Of Frances +, Lloyd.
brought in a verdict Of not guilty and
the prisoner was discharged. In August,
1897, Gafford shot and killed Lloyd, the
newspaper man known as Rufus San.
ders.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Boston, Dec. IA contract has been
entered into by Thomas w. Lawson
with George Lawley Of South Boston.
TO build u cup defender. Crowninshield
will design her.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

TeIarkRna, Dec. i2.-Flippin Hill, \
negro, convicted In the circuit court Of
Miller county, Arkansas, ON charge Of
numbering his brother, was sentenced 70
81 years in the penitentiary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
SPECIAL RATE

For evening train Dec. 10th and
Dec. 18th. Fare 81 Good 10 leave
Houston not later than 1910 %. m.
Dec. 18th, 1907.
For train passing 1855 p. m. and
0;il p. m. Dec. 18th, and 3 a. m. Dec.
18th, fair 81. Good 10 leave Houston
not later than lO:i0 p. m. Dec. 10Th.
w. $. Wilson,
Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Washington, Dec. l2.-The president
sent TO the senate the name Of George
Won l.. Meyer Of Massachusetts,. 10 b.
ambassador Of the United States %
Itnly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

san Diego, Cal. Dec. l2.-Major
Henry Sweeney, United States army,
retired. is dead in this city, aged 90.
He entered the army in New York In
1854.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Tampa, Fla, Deo. ~. The strike IL
over, the boxmakers having returned 10
work. though about 100 International
are still out.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
II. & 7. {. Excursion.

Dec. 8, 10, II, f. aud l3. H.&T.C.
will sellromd trip tickets 10 Houston
fare $3.50. Good to return ON or be-
fore Dec. rs. 1907.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

A great many people are taking
advantage of the Houston excur-
sion rates to go and see Galveston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Galveston. Dec. An a runaway ao-
cident here Mrs Gerlic Of this city, re-.
ceiyed injuries from the effects Of which
she died AN hour later.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Hillsboro, Tex, Dec. l2.-The Cum.
berlAnd PresbyteriAns have let the con.
tract for a new t26, 900 church building.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
ny coNNELLy & cARNrs.
THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1900.

Let the boil weevil help you fig
ure on the size Of your cotton crop
next year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

The striking telegraphers and
telephone employees want their
share of the prosperity.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03
REPLY or MITCHELL.

Ex-senator John II Mitchell has pub.
liahed reply To the charge that he was
party to the hold.up Of the legislature.
Ills reply settles only ono thing, that
he In candidate for the senate. His
controversy with Mr.. Simon or Mr.
Corbe,t arc personal matters, but the
fact Of his going before tho people and
by circulating his pamphlet all over the
state as he is doing, places him in the
light Of an aspirant.
Whatever claims Mr. Mitchell had ON
tho people Of the Yves, was gained a. a
champion Of free coinage OF silver II
he had taken his place as a man Of his
record and views should have done in
tho Bryan column In 1895. and he never
got out oi that column until after tho
June election, he would still command
respect, aud he might b. senator hut
In trying to steal back into the senate as
mere tool Of Marx Hanna aud without
taking stand either by his oNn rcsord
or on the Republican platform he fell
between the two stools.
Trying To make himself am issue as
against men like Corbctt aud Simon
will not help hin, Simon Ia showing
himself Ia he an independent man in tho
senate. tie is standing on, against big
steals like the Porto Ricu taua. the
Hanna shipping subsidy, and Ma,
Quay's stealing a scat la the senate.
whilo Mcbride and Mitchell lii he wore
there are ga the side whore the earrion
ls aud against the people. Men like
simon and Corbc1i, who have some l,cr,
sonal character, and are not impccunious
enough 20 always be compelled To 70.
'elso assistance from every graft OF
national proportions, are safer men to
'ood 20 ihe senate than tho Mitchell
iariely ct sialcsmanship. Il the next
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03
CURED FRUIT ASSOCIATION.
Horieul,uralisls Of This Section to Nee,
ATul -.

ATnl -.
A meeting Of fWitgrowers will be helt
at the city hall in Salem ON saturday
April n, for the purpose Of organizing 4
subordinate association to promote IA,
work Of the Cured Fruit Association OF
the Pacific Northwest.
This new organization Of fruit grower.
is the result Of the agitation that has
been going ON Tor year or two looking
10 some concerted action ON tho part OF
the fruit growers to place their industry
upon a profitable business basis.
The example Of the California raisin
growers who, by organization, have res
cued themselves from bankruptcy has
been studied To some purpose by the
progressive horticulturalisis Of the
Northwest. The work of the hopgrowers
association, which has kept the market
from utter decentralization, has also show
the advantages OF corporation.
Alta meeting Of fruit growers held in
Portland some weeks ago start
was made In the right direction and an
organization was started on the follow.
ing plan;
The name Submitted Is "rhc Cured
Fruit Association OF the Pacific North.
Ncst."
The purposes oi the organization are
declared To be "ro buy, pack, handle.
'ell, market aud otherwise dispose of
urcdsleciduous fruits aud To act as the
agent and factor la handling and dispo.
sltlon Of the same lor indiyiluals eorpo.
a'ions' associations and co-parmorships
IN every manner Ia bay, rnt, build.
purchase, sell lcase and operate packing
houses, ware houses and other buildings
and 90 l'ase, purchase and own the
lands ulon which such hnlldings are
situated to borrow money aud tn give
ANY and all evidences OF debt therefor
10 lhe same extent aRl purpose IA /
natural pcrs0n; "a establish and main. 7
tam a uniform aud c0rrcct system "A
s'adihs iruiIs, and, ia svuerl. Ia 40. 4
perform and take any aud an stems ami .
trEeNinss ncccs-ay aud pnnter 10
eNrN oa, cach and all the provisions of
'his ar''cle aoording 10 their lrae
meaning and intrnt aud to the same
pofls~e and extent a. natural ,eram.
Tue pr'ncipal plaoc VI bosincss is 6
s'e''sh~i Al Portland, An admission
.ee % N,s changed Tor membeshin
7 pFrora1e Povew oi the ASSOCIATION ara
vested VA 10 diUclos, each Of whom
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03

The sneak thief that got into Lindisy'I
saloon and who was caught in the act o.
helping himself has left town. Go slow
Ruben.
4 runaway horse came through oul
town, tearing its saddle all to pieces
The animal WAS caught. No one wal
hurt.
Turner is to have irst.class hotel
Mr.. Lindisy has rented J. r. Amends
house for one year. MIR. Lindisy is an
old hotel man. We wish you good luck
Joe.
David Carr will hold revival meetings
In this town for short time.
j. +. Amend has returned home, and
will start his sawmill at once.
NJ. Howe is selling off his stock Of
goods at cost, aud intends to remove on
his farm.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03

shall hold one certificate Of membership,
and elk is the lowest number that can
act as quorum. Stockholders shall
elect directors annually by ballot.
Vacancies on the board Of directors
shall be filed by the other members
until the next meeting OF stockholders,
and II there is any dissatisfaction with
director, the president must call
meeting at the request Of 100 members
Of the association for removal and cleo
ton Of another. Great powers are vested
in the directors. Officers shall be elected
by them. The first annual meeting Of
the association is fixed for the fret Wed
nesday in June, at Portland, in 1901.
Compensation Of officers and directors
will be fixed by the stockholders in
regular meeting. Profits shall be :
vided among stockholders at such times
as the board OF directorp deem fit. The
d ctorI, VIII ch uni er 10 were
apportioned throughout the North.
west AZ follows: Walla Walla l,
Yakima ], Umaiilla and Vicinity /,
Clark county 3, Josephine /, jackson l.
Douglas l. Lane and Linn t. Marion |
Polk and Benton |, Yamhll |. Clacka.
mas, Washington and Multnomah 2.
There may be changes in this apportion
ment.
Tie following has been issued by hi
rector Chas, Long, Of Silverton:
Notice is hereby given that at 10 a. m
on Saturday the II day Of April 1900
there will be a meeting Of fruit growers
held at the city hall in Salem, Oregon,
for the purpose Of organizing a subor-
dinate association in order 10 promote
the work Of the Cured Fruit Association
OF the Pacific Northwest. VIM. Gal
loway, Of Oregon City, president and j.
RI. Fletcher, Of Vancouver Washington,
vice president and other eminent fruit |
growers Of the Pacific Northwest will adj |
dress the meeting.
] urge every fruit grower in reach Of |
Salem that xpect TO have dried fruit to j
sell this fall TO be present as the working |
Of the association will be explained in |
every detail. Charlie Long, director OF |
Marion county for the g. +. A. of the
Pacific Northwest.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03
AN ENoLIsh REVERSE

After capturing the Free State capita
and entering Bloemioetein with larg,
army aud resting there for severa
weeks, and announcing TO the world
that he had cleared that republic Of the
enemy, that British general finds hit
communication cut off, the water supply
threatened, and an army Of ten thous.
and Beers around that place. No
wonder there is CONSERVATION In Lon.
don.
The capture Of two Of his batteries
and large force Of chosen troops with
In few leagues Of the capital Of the
Free State signifies that the English
armies still have no walk.over in South
Africa. The moral effect in spending
millions Of dollars and sacrificing thou.
sands Of lives, while millions Of British
subjects are starving In British India,
will in the end be disastrous to British
prestige, even II they succeed in esiab.
fishing complete sovereignty over South
Africa
Americans can now see that there was
method In tho statesmanship Of Great
Britain, patting ~ on the back 10 sieze
possession Of the Philippines, Us they
undoubtedly had the raid on the South !
African republics Ia mind when tLoy
said "sick EN-" to Uncle sam. The
difference however is still in favor Of
our country, because everybody knows
That II Is the heart-and.soul intention Of
Anierican people to give the late Span.
sh Possessions seltgoyernment aud
complete political independence under
ho American system which is the best
Iystom Of seli.governmen, in Che world.
treat Britain is still in the business of
'onspiring to wipe two established re-
'nblcs of the map OF the world and set
~ her semi colonial imperialism and
ocial aristocracy in their stead.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03
VIII Increase Their plan,

Hanson 4 Landon, proprietors Of the
sash aud door factory, are making pre-.
parations TO enlarge the capacity OF their
plant They will erect new planning
mill and factory on Church and Mill
street, using their old building in the
construction oi the new one. They an
ticipa,e having large fruit crop this
coming year and expect a large demand
for boxes and trays