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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05

Odd Coats, odd Vests and Macklnto,hes at
your own price. 1900 other article, too mum
erous 10 mention, among them many FOR the
ladies'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05

On covering by shorts. May advanced
10 1874, high price Of the season, and
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
DENIAL FROM CLARK.
Has Not Settled Hi. Differences win
Union Pacific OGiclais.

Has Not Settled Hi. Difference. WIN
Union Pacific OGlcials.
New York. Aug. Ex-senator w. A.
Clark Of Montana. who il in the city.
contradicts the report that no has con-
ferred with representatives Of +. II.
Hartman in Chicago and that there
had been an agreement by which tho
southern branch Of the Oregon Short
Line will be turned over 20 him and
Union Pacific opposition to theconstruc-
ton Of his railroad between Los Angeles
and Salt Lake City will cease
Senator Clark said that there had
been interference with the building OF
his railroad from Los Angeles 10 salt
Lake City, the trouble being Of such a
forcible kind as to call for tho Interior
enoe OF the courts. Injunctions and or
ders for arrests had been obtained. no
said, and he expected 10 carry the work
Of building the road 20 a successful
termination.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
To Trsce Stolen Cotton.

The following law, passed at III,
late session Of the legislature, went
into effect July s, and will b,
found Of general interest to farm.
ers, gin owners and cotton buyers,
1t was enacted to aid in tracing
lost or stolen cotton, and is as fol.
lows:
Section /. Be it enacted by the
Legislature Of the state of Texas
That hereafter every person,
firm, corporation or association OF
persons owning, controlling or OPP
Grating a public cotton gin in this
state, shall keep or cause to be
kept a public record Of all cotton
brought to them for ginning and
packing. Such record shall cor
rectly show the amount of cotton
received, date of its receipt, by
whom brought TO the gin, and the
name or names of the party or par
ties claiming 10 own the same.
Sec. 2. That said ginner after
ginning and packing said cotton
shall place or cause to be placed
oil each bale of cotton the initials
Of the party or parties claiming to
own said cotton, under which he
shall place some private mark, all
Of which shall be put on record in
abe books before mentioned.
Sec. 3. That hereafter every |
person, firm, corporation or associ-
alton Of persons who shall buy cot I
ton in this state, shall not change, |
alter or deface the marks and
brands on such cotton.
Sec. 4. That any person, firm,
corporation or association of per.
sons failing, neglecting or refusing
10 comply with the provisions of
ihis act shall be punished by a fine
in any sum not more than twenty
Eve dollars.
Section 8 is the emergency
elauss, providing for immediate
effect OF The bill.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
sToRM ON rAe euLr.
Tho Wind Il Biewlsx is Mis-. an Hour
AZ New Orleans.

New Orleans. Ang. ii.-Reports Of
the weather Garcau announce that the
storm rredict-i ne the mouth Of the
river Is developing strength and hard
winds are blowing ON the coast. Water
In Che Mississippi river has been backed
mp and at Fort Sc. Phillip very much
higher than Tor several days. Much
land is covered in that vicinity. The
river at New Orleans has risen two feet
and ia an fEry pontoons had to be
raised.
Tho wind Is blowing is miles an hour
At Port Ends with rough water in the
gulf. Tho wire to Port Lads has been
blown down.
Tho storm Is reported TO DO moving
northward. The weather bureau ex-
poets a continuation Of the high north
east winds here during the next "a
hours.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
ENGLISH RAILWAYS.
Dividends Cor Angus, the Worst Knewa
for Many Years

New York. Aug, ll.-rhera il more
pessimism in financial than in poiiscll
circles. says Tho Trihnne's London cor.
Respondent. Tho record OF British r.il.
ways disclosed by the August dividends
and reports Is the worst known in many
years Expenses have increased and
earnings have shrunk and the decline
in dividends is general, but most mark.
ed on tho heavy lines. The decline In
net earnings for six months for English
lines approximates ss.75O.OOO. The
cfoakers assert that the shrinkage in
railway earnings indicates decline o.
business interests and there Is little
reason TO believe that shareholders will
b. relieved by economies in tho working
expenses and reform in tho management.
At the meeting OF the London aud
Northwestern Railway eTnpany which
this year pays the worst ,,yisend since
1863, the chairman. Lord albridge. 70.
ferred 20 the comparisonse aat have been
made so frequently Of late between
American and British methods Of work.
ing railways. lie endeayorod to prove
to the shareholders that the compari.
sons were illusory as in America vast
quantities Of grain and coal were car.
ried great distances, while the bulk Of
the traffic OF the English railways was
In small lots carried comparatively
trifiing distances.
Outside of the English railways there
are many sources Of depression for Brit.
ish investors. The mining market has
been fiat for two years and South Afri-
can investors have been living ON mem. I
cries Of their former prosperity. Indus. I
trial interests have also suffered, aud
there is n general lack Of elasticity aud .
in every branch Of business.
When the railway business is so bad
that coalition OF the leading lines is
proposed for the purpose OF suspending
the payment of dividends ON ordinary
stock. n feeling of depression is caused
In every industry. The close Of the cam.
paign which directly and indirectly has
wiped out reductions of che national
lebt during 60 years will produce a
strong reaction against tho prevailing
depression.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
SHAMROCK n.
worlds Yachting Expert Has High
Opinion Of the Roat.

worlds Yachting Expert Has . High
Opinion Of the Roat.
New York, Aug. l4.-John T. Spears,
the worlds catching exper,. in his com.
ments upon the new Shamrock, says
among other things:
Tho appearance Of the new Sham.
rock As she rides the water at the Erie
basin is most disquieting In nothing
that was written on the other side was
she adequately described. and nearly
every description Of her published here
was seriously misleading. For, without
any exception. the model Of the new
Shamrock above water is the most beau
tiful and the cleanest and swiftest Of
any that ever sought for or defended the.
cup.
LET il DO fully understood that these
adjectives are applied only to what can
be seen above water. Her lines under
water may be wrong in various respects
though that is scarcely possible. In her
proportion Of bow 20 stern Shamrock III
is perfect, according to the best Amer
lean ideas.
shamrock III Is not n bulldog sent
on a groyhound's brand like Shamrock
/, and Judging from what can DO seen
of her above wate-, the most cheerful
optimist is full Of apprehension.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The government estimates the short
age Of the corn crop IN the middle west
ern states will be GOO 10000 bushels.
Governor Yates OF Illinois has asked
| the state dental board 90 resign
Edmund T. Brodowski, United State.
consul at Solenger Germany. is dead.
While shooting nc target at Santa
Fe, n. NJ, Juanita Rael, 20 years old,
accidentally killed an S-year-old boy.
William Delaney was drowned while
fishing az st. Joseph. No.
Desperate effort was made in Travis
county, Texas, by mob 10 lynch no.
gro arrested for assaulting Mrs Tharl.
quest.
Citizens Of Joplin. No, have declared
war on Sunday saloons.
While Carl Norheot was strolling in
a meadow near Butlor. No. ho was shot
and seriously wounded by farmer who
supposed he had invaded his peach or.
chard.
William Campbell, engineer. and
Brakeman McGraw were killed in a
wreck near owen Sound. Ont.
Frank smallwood whilo carelessly
handling pistol at Hannibal. Mo, Sc
riously wounded bis wife.
Mrs. May Mcclure suicided at Topo.
ka. Kas., by shooting herself
Highwaymen shot TO death Adolph
Moray near St. Joseph. No. because
he refused 10 give up his money
Edward IT Trorise, n well known
mining man, is dead 30 his home in
Helena, Mont, aged 90 years.
William Adamson was fatally injured
at Brazil. Ind, by being struck by car
on the interurhan limo.
Women are not almitted 20 the So.
dalia, Mo, baseball grounds on sun.
days
Tho enrolment at tho Missouri state
university summer school Is 503. Nine.
teen states and so Missouri counties are
represented.
Railroad detectives have arrested. J
Spangler, who is charged with attempt
to wreck an Illinois Central train on tho
Gale division by tying rails on the
track.
DIR. James Cass. one OF the oldest ply.
sioians in Arkansas. died at Van Buren,
sftor an illness Of a fow hours. Of con.
gestiln of the stomach.
Governor Davis of Arkansas oommut.
eli the sentence of Junius Kershaw, con.
victed Of arson, from flvo years 70 one.
Brice McIomoro was tried at Hunts.
ville Ala, for the murder Of p. Taylor
and acquitted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
|. & q. N. Excursion Rates.

Dates shown are those on which
tickets are on sale.
Buffalo, n. INFLAMMATION ex-
position; tickets on sale daily.
Chicago, Midsummer session ed
ucational institutions.
Louisville, Ky. - Triennial con-
clave Knights Templar, August 2if
% north of Palestine, 1924 south
Palestine.
acknowledgements excursion
tickets from /. x G.. n. points at rate
of one and one-third 40 fares
World famous hot well, natural san
itarium and health resort.
Low excursion rates will be made
for all Of the above occasions. Ask
ticket agents for particulars as To
rates, dates Of meeting. etc, or write
to ID. j. Price, G.. T.. * T.. A.,
Palestine, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
some cHEcKs WORTHLESS
10 the Amount Il Drawn out Before
Payment There q. No Crime.

New York. Ang. l4--Justice O'Ger.
man in n decision holds that the deliv.
cry OF a check on bank does not con.
stituto an assignment u the funds in
the bank Of the drawer OF the check.
and that person Withdrawing the
amount OF his credit in the bank by a
second check prior to the payment Of
the first check does not commit larceny.
The case was that Of DR. Adam II.
Straub. who was arrested ON charge
of grand larceny in proceedings growing
out Of the Northern Pacific corner and
instituted against him by the firm Of
Schalke. Ward & Wagner. brokers. lie
was held by magistrate to await the
action of the grand jury. bat appealed
TO the supreme court on "A writ Of habeas
corpus. and was discharged from custody.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
MACY.

Macy, Tex, August S.-All the
young people Of this community
that attended the fish fry at the
old Davis Lake report a good time.
A protracted meeting will start
next Saturday night at Shiloh
Baptist church and will probably
last two weeks.
Tullie and Claude Ganaway of
Wealthy attended the barbecue
near Tabor.
Misses Eta and Sula Parker
spent yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Selma Mcdonald ofthis place.
"Tiger Lily"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
Another Injunction Against Union.

New York, Aug. iI-Supreme Jus.
tice O'German has granted the applica.
ton Of Finkelstein & Magget. clothing
makers, for an injunction restraining
the United Garment Workers Of Amer.
lea, Henry White. their general secre-
tary; the Jacket Makers union, their
officers and all their members. from in.
terfering by intimidation or force with
the employees of the plaintiffs. or per.
sons DESTROYS of getting work from them
OF permitting its member 20 do.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
woman mor.svhlp. rhrse Men.

Great Falls, Mont. Aug. ii-Three
representatives Of the Retail Clerks
union were horsewhipped here by Mrs.
William Glass, the wife OF tho prorrie.
tor Of a store here. Tho president Of
the Trades and labor council later
swore 20 complaint charging Mrs.
Glass with assauliing the men. Tho
store conducted by Glass had been de.
clared unfair" BY the Clerks union for
the reason that tho 9 o'clock closing
rule has not been observed. The men
horsewhipped had been standing near
the store distributing circulars. which
asked the public not to patronizo the
placa.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15

Knoxville. Aug. 1.-THE Tennessee
river here is ~ feet above low water
mark and rising az the rate OF o inches
per hour. The weather observer at Full.
ton SAYS it will reach at least 80 feet.
He says heavy rains are reported all
over east Tennessee. The food has pen.
etrated the commissaries of several Of
the coal companies &c Coal Greek and
Jellico districts aud invaded n number
of houses at Coal Creek.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
n. & T. c. Excursion.

To Marlin and Waco. For trains
passing Bryan sos a. m. August 18th
II. 4 T. &. will sell round trip tickets
TO Marlin fare $50 To Waco fare
$50. For return, tickets good only
on special train leaving Waco Mt
$3.50 p. IN. and leaving Marlin at l0:3s
p. m. August 18th, arriving mt Bryan
IL :55 n. IN. w. =. Wilson act.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
The Falrest offer Ever Made

To anyone suffering with Dyspepsia,
indigestion, Sour Stomach. Heart.
burn, take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All
druggists are authorized by the manu-.
faeturers TO refund the money In any
case they fail to cure. Price 50 cents
per package Remember the name.
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. NJ. II. James.
the leading druggist. Bryan. Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
New chw.nr Ru..I.a Territory.

London, Aug. IA special dispatch
from Shanghai says tho Russians ut
New Chwang have proclaimed the czar's
suzerainty over that district, have abro-
gated the Chinese laws and prohibited
natives from referring their disputes TO
the arbitration Of American or British
merchants and missionaries. All dis.
putes must b. referred to Russians for
settlement
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15

To Cure chills or Malaria In 4 Days,
Take oulnorIa. All druggists are au.
thorized to refund the money in any
case OF chills, fever or malaria II fails
to cure. Price soc per package. NJ
II. James, the leading druggist. Bryan.
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15

london, Aug. l4-Sir Thomas lip
ton left for the United States today
leaving a cheering crowd Of ao-
q,,~ininnces and we'd wishers who had
assembled at the station to bid him fare
we'll
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15
Wnni. nI. Nc ~

Washington, Aug. IA Nebraska
man has entered a vigorous protest
his wife being sent to the Philippines
10 teach school. Ho wants the war de.
partment to send her back.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15

DOGS LOST--Two black and white
gyp hounds. Suitable re-sard for
return TO Houston Cole, at Bryan,
Texas. VIA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15

Toilet articles, perfumes. powders
and lotions needed in hot weather
are found at McDougald's drug
store. If
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-15

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will have cakes for sale at
the residence Of Mrs. l.. l.. McInnis
saturday the 18th from ga. m. Until
D p. M. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
New system Bcing Developed by the
United States weather. nurcnm.

New York. February s.-A special to
the World from Washington says: A
new system OF wireless telegraphy haA
been developed by the weather bureau
ut is a success" said Willis s. Moore,
chief OF tho bureau. 1--WE have been eS-
perimentlng for year at Cobbs Island
IN the Potomac river. seventy miles be-
low Washington.
we have completed an apparatus that
we expect will enable us to signal ships
SEQ miles or more out at sea. We shall
soon send out ships equipped with rc-
ceivng instruments. We hlys Just com
pletcd station at Roanoke. N. c.. sRi
viii soon have stations at Hatteras aud
Cape Henry. We have succeeded in telc-
graphing perfectly with our wireless sys-
tenn for sixty miles over rough coun-
try around Washington. That | believe
Us fully equal 10 the best transmits sion
mat has ever been accomplished by the
Mnrconi method. Our system Is quito
distinct from his and is being developed
along our own lines,
1--WE succeeded In sendiuS messages for
some distance from stan only threa seet
high. We established regular communi-
cation between the laboratory and WASH
ngton, sixty miles. One OF our men has
farm near Fort Myer, Va. fast across
from Washington. A stan 100 feet high
was on the place and at the top wa
placed our instrument. We were abIc 10
communicate with the isl nd as regular
~ and as freely as though We were
wording over a wire. The speed, OF tho
waves was practically that OF light
I'VE used q system OF dots and dashes
and our receiver was Of the 'soundHr'
type. We read messages by sound We
expect, however. to develop a receiver
that will record messages. Notwithstand-
ing our sucGess it does not seem that
wireless tclegraphy Ii developed yet to
The Point whore It osn be used for ordi-
nary commercial purposes on land. The
Garth disturbances and tho conditions that
surround cities wonld prove obstacles"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

ANY seuse and the sooner the general public
zone 10 know thiS so gOOn Wal lsg .slat on
b, nal al9tg proper iinas, Every resilient
OF this seotlou knows t 70 be a very drouthv
counng Un4ess the G lands can be leased
or purchased at a very low price oven stock
faSiAB an NOT lie carried 90 successfully.
This ~ the best season experienced here
IN many years. The weather has been re.
mSrkabiy mild and the UNUSUAL rainfall OF
las. year made tie range better than Il has
been Ior ten or fifteen wears Nothing bat
favorable report can be MA 10 on the con.
ditions Of 1--we stock and the range at present,
All clauses OF stock will perhaps 40 through
the winter In better shape than ever before
sncc this has been 4 range country and
from Under the con lol OF HE Indians. The
LANDS IRE stocked with about all they Will
carry. however, unless better water facll-
ties are provided What Of furpius range
thore was has been taken up by Ar zona
drou up there, are sending their tatt,e
DOWN here fer the winter, Entcrpris ng
sockmen prospoc cd for aud found water
~ some places whore heretofore stock could
not roam for want OF water yet there re-
main many thousands OF acres remote from
wa er and practically worthless.
Fuel is QUITO an item IN hero. Green
mesquite. cedar and spruce pino selling at
tho little towns at S. 10 $, per cord. II Is
brought in by cheap Mexican labor from the
u curtains twenty-five Co forty miles away
These h'gh elevations are fast becoming
y pu'ar as health resorts, | understand, In
both summer and winter visitors from other
portions o. Texas and other a.cS are met
OF tho hotels and IN camping parties.
T ev say that this climate IS especially at
tractiVo to asthma sufferers, and summer
pleasure seekers. Soiourners nnd amusement
va country drvcs "a various points % IN
tcrest and arc chrniol with the Fplerhi1
ma utal roads one OF the pc nts of iploreat
from hi place, Marta Alpine and Fort
Davis Is the marble mountain, which sh mes
IN the az rrncnn sun. to he seen at long
distances ard s vi7'e ca ~ ono OF The Won
ders of the now word Some Of the more
robust make trims TO he mining dig rlc's OF
SNpfier atty miies southwest aud the quick
slver miros some ninety or more miles south
ana near the RIO Granac river
Mountains on the Mexico sido arc clearly
discern e from Nere,
There 10 some evctpmcut over tho pro
posed s'ilwcn road which has been nroisc'ed
through this sect o1 T'ia rlnce Mar
VI rnihor md Anime ore cnn'eB ans. TIL
road would o~er ~ rrna' mineral Ne't ~
18th fides ~ iNo Blo Grnrde A responsible
man m Moro remarked he o Nor dqy wat he
know o. n'grc mo- far from the Rin Gran 70
where crude petroleum OF can be dinnef NJ
With u ladc rhere Is m ARA OF nearlv
forty r,rcs eoupre in ha, SECTION which Is
rra r''caf'v ~ cvn'orcA ~ regards mineral.
AFT ether nrtuv7l doposits
Tli' e. nd ~ hp rorn'r ~ free ~ mos
uuitccs Gratis and housencs It ought to be
nora4'eo
TIE Houston Post ia found at all news
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

Yellow Prairie, Texas,--Dear Hapham-
mer: Some Of the Haps who have been
on the negative side of the late debate
say that the polls on election day arc
drunken rowiy. places, The Haps that
charge this are mistaken, they have
either not observed the proceedings OF
an election or they live in a rowiy,
drinking place where there Is no respect
for the ballot and the people care not
how or who they vote for. | have for
four or five years been a places Of hold
ing elections and have never yet seen
any one who was drunk or drinking.
Also IL you read your county and State
papers you will find that reports from
elections are that they passed off quiet
ly or course we read OF fights, fuses
and killings resulting from the elections
and you may say that they were caused
by drinking, which they doubtless were,
but II you examine where they occur you
will find IL to be at some saloon drink
Ing or carousing place. not at the 70 ing
places, and also you will find that these
rows occur among class OF people who
don't have any interest IN the welfare
OF their country; how they are governed
or by whom they are governed, they pay
no taxes, they own no property, In fact
they don't care what becomes OF the
country. To say the polls Mt which nearly
IA 100000 vote are drinking and carous-
ing places ID 10 put ub utlDN tut MUS
tyrancal of Eastern despots. To say
this is TO say that our prosiden s. our
governors. judges, congressman and pub
lie officials are not elected by peaceful
methods. but by rowdyism II Is TO say
that the ballot box instead OF being a
place 10 right wrong, is a place 10 com
nit wrong. IL liz TO say that all thesa
laws We have to punish crime were not
passed by clear thinking but by drinking
men, and we know this Is not so, Tho
great American Nation would already
have fallen to pieces II Il had net neen
| that the ballot box Is a place where PEG
| pie 20 peacefully and vote how they shall
| b. governed II drinking was The ruling
| spirit at elections a good man would
| never be elected or a good law passed
America could not be known as the Ma
4 tlon where you can obtain redress at
( tho ballot box. II the ballot box were
drinking ana carouslng place, America
would have TO lay down her claims the
/ liberties given TO man. the government
would be In the hands Of plunderers who
were holding office by the virtue OF the
4 drunken aud rowdyism. ! would like To
/ ask those Haps a few questions. How
/ Is il that the constitution OF our state
/ was adopted, which establishes courts By
which crime Is punished? II the polls
are nothing but drinking places, why Is
4 II that there are no more rows, killings
AMI arrests occurring on account OF cleo
/ tfonsg Why is II that we have good laws
and a peaceable country II the polls are
drinking dens2 How Is II that whisky
\ rs even voted out OF place II the polls
are drinking places. ! dare say that the
drunken men at the polls on election day
would not average one for every election
box 10 the State. You Haps that wrote
( these letters think again Texas.