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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16
TENNIS.

MISS HUNNEwELL DEFEATS MISS MATTER
Boston. oct. 15.-Miss HunneweII the Longwood
Club champion the women's singles at the
Longwood tournament to-day. defeating Miss Nc
Ateer, the National champion. IS. Il. 81. -
e. The match. which closed the wOTnen's branch
OF the tournament. was one OF the most sensational
events of the local season Apparently beaten. al
most hOpeessly behind. Miss HunneweN worked
away with rare nerve and eventually turned back
the tide and won handsomely Miss McAteer haa
the match virtually in her hands. standing with
the score sets TO and five games TO Two Ia
the fourth. She had only one more game 10 60
but she was unable TO get that one
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AN Easy GAME ron THE REDMEN.

Baltimore. oct 15-The Carlisle Indians defeated
the University Of Maryland football team at Union
PARK TODAY ~ to O. The Indians flushed with the
victory Of their battle with the University OF Viz
gtnta on Saturday, invincihle to-day On the
her hand the Baltimore seemed 10 be bad
form so much so IN fact that Captain Mcguire
quit the game IN disgust at the end of the first
half saying his men were not doing the work they
cut and brilliant most OF their gains being runs
ara ends.
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COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY TOURNAMENT

The tennis tournament In singles at Columbia
University will probably be finished to-day. The
doubles viii begin tomorrow. The summaries OF
play yesterday follow
TiIden heat Ernst Ct 6-l: York beat z AshleJ ~
% Peters heal T. Bates Sc. Sc. 6-2. Gushing beat
Miller 90. 6-3: beat Maye-. e. e. Thur
heat YORK e.: Cushing beat Peters. 60. 60
Metzger beat Cane. e. e., Miller beat Wood 0y de-
fault
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PRED FROM MURDER CHARGE.
'AAs CASE DISMISSED BY JUSTICE FT-RsMAN
AFTER JURY HAD DISAGREED

.-sloe Fursman, in the Crinir al Branch Of the
IRENE Court. yesterday morning discharged on
=. = own recognizance AdoIDh Sass. corporal IN
Island Sound
~ was accused OF shooting and killing Lena
-'s.s On May i last in a house in East Eleventh
ne came 70 this city on leave got intoxicated
0 went with the girl 70 her home. She was
dead and he vas arrested
-, was tried once and the jury disagreed. JUS
-, : 1TsHlan looked over the papers and said
eorrf23n ineIr aspect there was no chance Of ever
tss1-.o sass. as motive for the crime was
Gisnt 4S "ds no POSSIBILITY OF proving
- me request Of Assistant District Attorney Nc
~ "a, me papers were indorsed and were
- To-day, as officers are expected from Fort
Ils 70 lake Sass back on a charge of desertion
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Go mbom Ut map Concern.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
rEn STATES OF AMERICA Soufha

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Southern
= District II New York Whereas libel and peti-
tlni, has bees Med the District Court United
Sfafea for hs Southern District OF New
IOh 1900 BY The Atlas Steamship Company. Limited.
'.Aduia." engines. tackle
- 1t1,ffaron % liability
dsuec and injury caused by the sinking abandon
r,s-t - sad vessel September 18th iees Ana
vrne-eas the petitioner has transferred
sAd1is her sc. and freight pending pursuant
~ secfion 42s5 L. Revised Statutes ana ths
orae- OF hereunder. 10 samuel II Lyman
trustee Cor beneht cf all parties may prove
be legally thereto Now. therefore. pursuanos
cred DO hereby cite all persons claiming damages
destruction. damage. Injury Occasloned
he said sinking and abandonment file and due
proof respective claims before Thomas
United states Commissioners. al hia Office =
T.ost once Bull ling in the City OF New YORK
before 18th DAY OF January. 1901. II NJ and
appear before said Court January IS. loOi.
at NJ. and said libel and petition other
they win defaulted barred nom partcipa-
the proceeds q said vessel
New Yo-k. October 10. 1900.
WILLIAM HENKEIN
United States Marshal Southern District % New
WHEELER s. CURTRIs PrOetOrs for Petitioner. Ne. q
Street. New York City. -. Y.
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HUNTER WILL NOT WITHDRAW.

Frank K Hunter. Democratic candidate for the
Assembly in the lid District Of Westchester Coun-
~ denied yesterday that he had Withdrawn
from the race OF mad any intention of Withdrawing
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AMERICAN FIGHTER WINS.

London. Oct i5.-At the National Sporting Club
London, this evening Charlie McKeever weller
weight CT Philadelphia defeated Dido Plum OF
London, in the fifteenth round.
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THE VOTING To DATE OCTOBER Is.
Miss Caroline Maben, Carnegie Hall. .s.s41
Mrs.N-P.Leach.TheL Lodge II ne. Fails y Y.s.4s4
r. L. Purdy, clerk. Union Club. City. III
Florence VI. Chambers. pcs St.NIeh's-ave.8.22s
lie Roy See, y. Y. A. C.. Berkeley school. 1900
W. :. BufTum- DObbs Ferry. y. Y........2.sO4
The Rev.C.L.NewbOId. Manhasset. L-I--...I.73T
W.S.McLaughl him, B.P. Order Elks No. Il. 692
brewster Clark. Goshen. n. Y..... O6f
John Wilcox. Milford. \. Y........ 552
DIR. Chns- A kfnch. 2Is ". 7Oth-st.. City. 74S
H. W. Bailey. 392 Tth-Rve, Newark. y. j. III
Edwd. G. Ward. supt. schools. BkIya... 55I
George b. Reid. 60 Chauncey--t.. BkIyn.
DIR. John j. Anderson, Historian. BkIyn. sol
Orvtlle n. AekerIy- rs B'waJ. City. 40S
j. y. A. Schroeder, Continental CO....... 489
r. III. Dlake, 559 v. B'vay, VOnkers..... ABA
John r.. MOre~Ood Elizabeth. n. J...... 385
Louis c. AriOn, 90 EIdrIdge-st., City. $50
Dr. PerIey n. Mason. PeekskIIl, y. w.. 355
Miss Alice Higgins 4C1 MacOn-st. Bklyn- SD
Coroner A. It. banning. VT. Vernon. ~ Y. 3IS
DIR. j. H. ShnVe. Cold Spring HnrbOr, Ny. 29f
Charles A. RuekhOId. I35 4th-ave., City. I'D
George r. Briggs, PeekskfII, y. Y....... 25I
DR.. Elmer Lee, 127 ". 5Sth-st.. City. 80
r. v Daniels, 3s0 0th-st.- BROOKLYN. 80
Thomas c. hennnrd ~ f. 2Ist-st-, City. 22G
Mrs. Jeremiah Lott. FIatbush. L. L., y. n. 234
Feed. w snow. Sup't. HIIburn. " Y..... 1sO
Lloyd "a. ROckhIlI. Trenton, " J-....... fSs
Rev. y. Fredk Van HOrsen. Carmel, M. $50
j. Herbert Ferris. n BrOHd-st City. 155
Hugo Won HuEen, Lake Waccnbuc. \. Y. ia
Frank George. PeekskflI- " Y.......... I43
Charles r. AEer, shrub Oak, y. Y...... I3,s
AAtllRm lhOmnS, summit, ~ -. 1&k
C. VI. CarOIan. 22I So. 2d-st.. brooklyn I23
H. F. HaTIIand. 23f Il. 3Ist-st., City. IO4
Col Il. Holland. Salvation Army, City. 1OI
Gee. VI. Gillespie, Brooklyn y. E........ 0S
John Henry Hull. lawyer, n Park Row. ~
v. :. Alien, Ir-. Stamford, Conn. %
W. L. Beach. MOrristOUn, y. J......... 81
y Carman Harriet, New-A ork City
NILS Aheck, I6S WOOdyvOrth-st-. Tkers 50
Leslie Smith, Harlem WhecImen To
Guy Murray. Summit, n. J............. ~
JnO. II. Wood, Port Jervis, y. Y.-.....s 10
Rev. n. 4. HOmans, WhitestOne, Ii, ny. 20
Henry G. Ward. IS WRII-st.. City IS
Charles Wecker, Van NinkIe-st.yJ'y City GO
DR.. William II. Ross. brentwood l.. L.. 66
Chhs. r. Keen, 266 W. 23d-st-, City. IS
Edward Day, Asbury Park. 81
VIM. VI Gage, Saratoga Springs, n. w.. 81
AdOlph LIenhardt StapletOn, s. I........ 81
Albert E. Waters, 3.222 Bway, City. 81
Miss III. c. Vincent. Crugers-On-Hudson. so
Miss G. G. AckIey, Al \. T.-ave- BI<Iyn... SO
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WEST POINT FOOTBALL GAMES.

The West Point cadets have two football games
scheduled at West Point this week. The first will
be between the cadets and De La Sale Institute
team on Wednesday. The other will be with the
Harvard University team on Saturday.
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Officers of the DiatnHng Company of America said
Yesterday afternoon that no papers had Yet been
served upon them in the action against the voting
trust and that they doubted if any would be served
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PITTSBCRG

Brooklyn ...,...........0 o IS
Earned runs-Brooklyn. 3. Two base ht-McGulre
lhiee base hit-Dahlen. Sacrifice hit-McGnny- Double
pay -l-each and thinner. Dahlen. DAILY Jennings
First base on bals-Or wadGeil =: on Mclinnity 2
mt oy pitched ball-Wagner. out-By Waddel.
Jennings and McGinuity); by McGnnity I (Ely). Time
Ol sane-lSo tmpires-Hurst and SwartwOod.
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MISS MABEN LEADS
THE CONTEST FOR IN AUTOMOBILE.
TO Be AWARDED BY The TRIBUNE CAN
Be UPSET WITHOUT CATCHING ON FIRE
HILL CLIMBER AND FAST ROADSTER.

Miss Caroline Maben. always near the 'front.'
In the contest for an automobile takes the lead
This morning. Mrs. y. 2. Leach moves m into
second place while Z. L. Purdy Is third Flor
ence NJ Chambers. the leader on Sunday. has
fallen back TO fourth position. lie Roy See Is
not far behind An automobile is something
which everybody seems to be interested in inst
now and from present indications the contest
for the machine to be awarded by The Tribune
viii be exciting to the close OF the battle
The machine for which so many people are
competing is made by The Mobile COMPANY
OF Tarrytown n. Y. and il viii go to the winner
OF this innocent contest free Of cost and in time
10 be used on the roads on THANKSGIVING Day
These are the machines for which the claim 1.
made that they can be upset without the auto
mobile catching fire. That they are hill climb
ers and swift roadsters has already been dem
onstrated to many people The mobile viii be
on exhibition at the Automobile Show at Mad
ison Square Garden next month. Those desiring
fuller Information than is given herein can
secure circular upon application at this Office
Any man OF woman in the States OF New
York, Connecticut Massachusetts, OF New-Jer-
sey. being at the time Of the contest a reader OF
The Tribune is eligible 10 be voted for and 10
receive this machine. Il winner in the voting
contest
ENTRIES viii be received up TO s D. m. on
November ;. 1890
VOTING will end at 6 D. m. on Monday. No
vember 10, The winner will have the machine
in time TO enjoy Thanksgiving Day ride
Votes will consist OF headings OF the first page
OF The Daily Sunday Tribune beginning
with the date September =. 1900 One heading
Will count one vote. ten headings as ten
votes, and so on.
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start good. Won easily by two lengths.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST RACE-For three-year-olds and over; selling.
5000 added; be jockeys that have rid
den a winner Seven furiongs Of the Withers Mile.
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Address all inquiries and votes to
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST,
Tribune Office, New-York.
BirDcles

GOOD T5c.. 81. SI.25 $50 81 IS. All makes
Guaranteed BY the mfrs Special prices 70 deal
likes WILLIS. % Park Row op- p. o.
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Start Won all by length one length
between and third.
SIXTH RACE-THE ETdELBERT STAKES; for two
year-olds and upward; $1,000 added Two miles
Withers
J. K. Madden's Bright.
yrs. by Aintree-Spaldle III n.
tOdomj 4-5
s Sanford Sons br. & Douro los. .....
(Bullmanj IL cut
Time-3;29A
good. Won easily By lengths
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Manila Cno date.
MACARTHUR.

According 10 q dispatch from General Macarthur
dated September 2s, Captain Shields and ffty-one
men Of Company OF the 18th Volunteer Infantry
End hospital corps man. left Santa Cruz Sep
,ember Il the gunboat Vralobos. for Torrijas
Martinique. intending 20 return overland 10 Santa
Cruz and that nothing had been heard from
them ZIP 10 the date Of General MacArthur's dis
patch Il was supposed that they had been captured
by the natives OF the island and carried into the
interior. The Yorktown and two smaller gun
boats carrying companies of the 3Sth Volunteer
Infantry in addition to their regular crews. were
sent 20 Martinique IN command OF Colonel G. s.
Anderson 3Sth Volunteer Infantry. with instruc-
lions 10 move relentlessly until the Shields party
IVES rescued. Subsequently General Macarthur in
formed the War Department that Colonel Anderson
rad been unable 10 get any of the Shields
parry, and that he mad the LIST Infantry, under
command Of General Hare, his assistance. These
endorsements We're from Manila the 9Th
inst. The success Of the movement is told in the
dispatch received from General Macarthur to-day.
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RESCUE OF SHIELDS PARTY
THE NEWS CONFIRMED BY GENERAL
MACARTHUR-TURNE OVER To
GENERAL HARE

washington. oct. 15-The following account
- the rescue Of Captain Shields and his com
and from the Filipinos has been received at the
-Ia- Department:
Manila (no date.
sdfutant-General Washington.
Information from Martinique just received
that Captain Shields and forty-eight men, Com
rauv F Goth Regiment, United States Volunteer
infantry: two coTpOrals Company a, 18th Regi-
-rent: one civilian American negro. prisoners in
hands OF insurgents. have been turned over to
General Luther r. Hare. More particulars soon,
giving names killed and wounded.
MACARTHUR.
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SECOND RAcE-For two-y.ar-old.: selling: 5000 added
Ihii'D RACE-slLvER BROOK SELLING STAKES;
ior two-year-olds; $1,000 added Last i've and hat
fGriOrEB OF he Fclfrss Co,-s.

FOURTH RACE-DIxIANA STAKES: three-year-
oids $1,000 added special weights with penalties and
allowances
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FIFTH RACE Handicap; for three year-olds and over;
5000 added. Withers MIC
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-16


Mrs. DePort smyth il visiting In
Bryan.
Miss Mabel Board has returned
from Dallas.
County court met yesterday with a
light criminal docket.
A. b. Carr, Jr., arrived by the az
ternoon train yesterday.
Mrs. j. j. Mistrot and Miss Marie
Mistrot arrived from Houston yes
terday.
Otto Boehme is building an addi-
ton TO the Texas bakery and board
ing house.
Mrs. A. W. Risien Of Galveston re-
turned from Dallas yesterday aud is
the guest Of Major and Mrs. W. A.
Banks.
Jake Wymola is opening new sa-
loon in the building formerly occu-
pied as a feed store in the Exchange
hotel block.
Grandma Lawrence. Mrs. NJ.
Derden aud Miss Kate Lawrence re-
turned from attending the Dallas
fair yesterday.
Ike Jones, colored, charged with
the theft of "A pistol, entered plea of
guilty and was fined 500 aud costs
and one day In Jail.
The Navasota Examiner Of Oct. 10
gives the cotton receipts Of that
town rs $3.50 bales. Receipts to
same date last year, 1880 bales.
BE sure to bring the children to
see the trained ponies and horses
which viii be- seen with the Great
Syndicate English-Amecican Shows
in Bryan ON Monday, Oct %.
Miss Halle BoNley entertained
her young friends Friday night at
her home Ia Providence neighbour
hood. Social conversation and
music were the entertaining features
Of the evening
LOST-Saturday, Oct. 9, between
Mrs. NJ II. James and II. a r. G.
depot package Of iewclry. A lib
eral REWARD for return or iniorma-
tion of same. JAS. IL. WEBB.
pa
Just received the latest thing out
In fall neckwear, something new,
also new line Of windsor ties In plain
black, navy blue, polka dots and
fancy colors ut Parks a Waldrop. "a
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LOCAL NEWS.

Clarke winslow has returned to
Galveston.
Mrs. NJ. W. Sims has returned
from Dallas.
Mrs John r. Hanway has return
ed from Dallas.
Remember the city bakery for
fresh bread aud cakes. ar
Col 4. VI. Rhodes returned from a
business trip sunday
Mrs. G. W. Brogdon arrived Sun
day from Beaumont.
Miss Iavenin McConnico has re-
turned 10 Austin to resume her
studies.
Brink Mt. Vernon pure rye for sale
by the Exposition Saloon. d Il
Prof. h. G. Pittuck Of College has
been attending the Dallas fair the
past week.
Mrs. G.. +. Bullock has gone 10
Join her husband, who has located In
Runnels county.
FOR SALE-Good siN-room cot
tage, south Of town. Apply at this
Office. 27O
Go to August Guiiire's restaurant
for fresh oysters served In any style
also California fruits Of all kinds. Il
Steele lSteelo, Tom Steele, J. b
Routt, II. Arlington and Joe
Meekins were here from Millicar
yesterday.
Mrs. = +. Thomas and family
have moved to Austin, where Misses
Winnie and Emily Thomas will at
tend the State university.
The best refrigerated meats Of al
kinds at the City Market, and a
new market, opposite c. W. x B. V
depot. :. W. buchanan, Prop. II
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MARINES WILL REMAIN.
None Of mo IN the Philippians. WIN
he BFsaEht Homs Now.

None % Tho In the Philippines WIN
Ne brought Home Now.
Washington. Oct. i5.-Secretary Lon z
has decided not 70 order home any Of
the marines now in the Philippines.
II more marines should be avail
able. they will be sent TO Manila Rein
forcements are necessary because OF the
reduction Of General Mac
Arthur's command by tho withdrawal
Of the troops. The war department has
determined 10 adopt General
Davis recommendation and reduce the
military force In Puerto Rico. TIE
troops will be brought 10 the United
States and then sent 20 Manila Eight
companies Of the Tenth infantry, it Is
believed. eau be spared from the ialand.
and these will make welcome addition
10 General MAcArthur's command.
In order tina, there may be no intes.
ruption Of the practice work Of the sub
marine boat Holland. instructions have
been given 70 Lieutenant II. II. Cald-
well. her commanding officer. 20 take
her from Newport 70 Annapolis. She
will be able TO start out from the naval
academy in all seasons and her crew
will have ample opportunity TO become
acquainted with the operation Of the
vessel
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-16

The many friends in this city Of
Mr.. Arthur jenkins learn with pro-
found regret Of serious accident
which happened 10 him at Uvalde,
where he was employed a. telegraph
operator. He was struck by a train
In the railroad yards there and had
one of his ankles broken. lie was
taken 10 san Antonio, accompanied
by his wife, where it was found that
the foot had 10 be amputatcd. His
pareuts, Capt. and Mrs. G.. W. Jen-
kins, left for san Antonio yesterday
10 attend him.
John Fiela, the Italian charged
with murder, has been released from
jail. It will be- remembered that
Fiela sho, and killed his wife and a
child Of another Italian named Con-
gclosa aud wounded Congclosa him
self nj Midwife. lie WAS tried for
the murder Of the child 40 "a former
term Of the district court and found
not guilty on the ground Of insanity.
The remaining ease again him has
been dismissed and be- was released
from custody as above stated,
The exodus Of people from this
ncighborhood continues undated. II
Is becoming u very serious question
who will cultivate these very large
tracts Of land next year. Sixteen
white families, besides hundreds Of
colorod people, have gons 10 the up
per counties-and they still CO.
Plantersville correspondent In Nav
asota Examiner.
Hammett stuart has been called
10 Houston to take position as
baggage master for Houston and
Texas Central railroad. lie has been
working under Mr.. Hines here Tor
u number ~ years aud his efficiency
has been rewarded by deserved pro-
motion The Eagle extends con-
CALCULATIONS 10 Mr.. Stuart.
Lamar Bcthea attended the Van
derbilt-'Varsity football game at
Dallas Saturday, when the Texans
piled up a score Of % to 0 against tn,
visitors from Nashville. Mr.. Bethoa
is a football enthusiast and played
right tackle three years on IN,
varsity team.
There are 1000 chances to get a
prize for guessing at the census, il
the Eagles guessing contest, anC
fifteen thousand dollars is the
highest prize. other prizes ar,
5000, 5000, $1,000, 500, $40, 500, etc
DIV q
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n At. O. Time GARD. Bryan

q. w. A IL. V. Time Card, Bryan
MIXED TRAINS.
Southbound No. 105 arr 1913 a. m.
1or,hbound No. l06 Tvs 6:l5p. m.
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Chicago, Oct. i5.--An open switch At
Eghtieth street in South Chicago, be-
believed to have been purposely mis-
placed. caused the death Of two men, Sc
rious injury Of three others and made
wreckage Of the engine and forward
part Of the New York and Boston ex-
press train ON the lake Shore and Mich
igan Southern road Sunday night. The
engine was demolished. and two mail
aud two express cars were piled mp in a
heap. but the five passenger coaches d.
rectly behind the baggage cars did not
leave the track and their occupants es.
capped injury. Tho train was running
as miles an hour when 1t struck the
switch.
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buckingham to Take a Cargo.

Vancouver. Oct. 49, The steamer
Buckingham. Captain Cole, has arrived
here from Java with $500 tons Of raw
sugar for the British Columbia rehner.
She had very rough trip, encountering
two typhoons in the China sea.
James Stephenson, second officer was
swept overheard on Aug. II. and
drowned.
The Buckingham is chartered by the
United States government and will take
large cargo from Puget sound TO
Manila.
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SHOOTING AT WACO.
walter shelton Killed aud Edvia baker
Out ON Bond.

Waco. Tex. Oct. i5.-Walter b. Shell.
inn driver Of beer wagon Is dead with
q bullet in his breast and Edwin Marion
Baker a motormAn, Is on bail in 5000.
charged with killing Shelton.
The deceased was an industrious citi-
rem. well liked, and the same applies 10
Baker, the motorman. The dead man
was % years old and Baker Is %.
The shooting took place in the pres
ence OF several witnesses Baker gave
bond as soon as the amount was agreed
upon between the state aud the defense.
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Ardmore, I. T., Oct l5.--It is a mat
ter Of general interest why Judge Town.
send restrained the tribal authorities
from closing stores for non-payment Of
tribal taxes said Judge Townsend:
The injunction was granted because
there Is no legal authority 10 close a
persons store or use force. The tribal
authorities cannot apply or resort 10
this remedy in the enforcement Of the
tax. Il is plain. however, that non.citi.
zens can be elected for failure 10 pay.
~ intruders.
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Washington, Oct. l5-Tho statement
Of the treasury balances in the general
fund, exclusive Of the Sl5O.OO0,O00 gold
reserve in the division Of redemption,
shows; Available cash balance, $685..
662. 500; gold, sss.06l 1903.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-16

Chicago, Oct. To- From ocean TO
ocean, from the great lakes 70 the gulf,
in every city, town and village Of the
country, Democratic meetings viii DO
held Oct. "a. and will be addressed by
the ablest speakers that the scope Of this
gigantic plan viii permit. This ia by
order Of the Democratic national COM
mittee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-16

Nashville, Oct l5.-Colonel Frank +.
Williams, formerly Of this city, aud one
of the best known attorneys in the state,
died near Concord lie was for many
years law partner of United States
Senator Bate.
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Kansas City, Oct. 1.-two arrests
for alleged false registration have been
made here and warrants are said 10 be
out for other accused men. A local pa.
per asserts that 200 'repeaters" were
brought here from 81. Louis aud colo
nized in the Stun district.
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wreek on lhe vnller Reaa.

Little Rock. Oct. l5.-There was q
serious wreck on the Valley Road this
side Of Pine Bluf, In which the On.
gineer r. ID. Smith was fatally injured,
aud J. T. DeHaven. the fireman, was
painfully hurt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-16
YoUTsEY BETTER.
lie Undersiands aud Obeys Nurses. but
Does No Talking.

Georgetown, KY. Oct A.-The con.
dition Of Henry 5. Youtsey has inn
proved and the general impression is
that the prosecution will make a strong
effort to have the trial resumed today.
Youtsey pays more attention 10 his
nurses, but he does no talking