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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-08

In some of their studies the Indian
children get along better than the
whites, and in others they do not do
SO well. They can learn to write easi-
ly and are fine at drawing. They have
natural eye for color and execute
very beautiful designs upon the black
board with colored chalk. In needle
work the girls soon become very ex-
pert. Some specimens of their work
were recently forwarded to New York,
where they were pronounced exquisite,
and sold to wealthy ladies at very
high prices When it comes to music
Indian children make good instrument
tai performers, but few of them be-
come finished vocalists. In mathe-
MATES they make very poor show
ing. They do not memorize well and
get along very slow in history, civil
government and studies Of like ma
| ture.
Indian children are shown scarcely
any affection and sympathy by their
| parents They are never kissed, and if
they get hurt they get very little at
| tention This being the case, they
show small consideration for each 9th
er at school While the teachers are
very strict and prompt to punish any
act of harshness or cruelty, the bad In,
dian creeRs out very often. If boy
has a sore foot or lame leg, he is quite
likely to get q pash or a knock to see
how brayely he ca stand the pain.
At one of the schc5s not long since
several young hogs were found dead in
their pen. A few days later it was
discovered that several more had been
killed Investigation developed the
fact that they had been dubbed tc
death by several of the larger boys.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-08
FOR SALE.

To close an estate will offer for next so days,
five of Sussex county g greatest farms. Fine
buildings, Well watered. Land in high state
of cultivation. Fences good. Up to date
farms in every particular. Price far below
their value. Terms easy. The owner is In
the south, out of health, and desires us to close
up these properties One special bargain and
one of the finest farms In Sussex County, con
sisting of $50 acres, will be sold for $4,000
Large farm list free.
LITTLE e. COX,
3O7l Newton, N. J.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31
PROCLAMATION.

wish 10 urge the citizens Of Bry-
an to give their premises a general
cleaning up. The Central Texas fair
will soon I've held here and you should
make an eff6rt to have our little city
in thorough sanitary condition.
The street committee aud the city
marshal will see that the streets and
sewers are put In good condition and
disinfected, but they cannot 90 into
your yards and alleys You will
have 10 look after your private prem
ises and your alleys You should
cut all the weeds and burn them AZ
once and use lime freely. II you will
cooperate with the city officials you
will be surprised at the splendid re-
suits. Geo. X. Tabor, NJ. D.,
City Health Officer.
desire 20 join tho health officer
in urging this matter upon all who
have not given IL attention. Let US
clean up the town and get ready for
our visitors. j ;. MoOring, O.
Mayor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31

Mrs julie Allen returned from a
visit 40 College yesterday.
Household furniture for sale. APP
| ply 20 Mrs. Geo. II. Tabor. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Carroll re-
turned 70 Denton yesterday.
Walter wipprecht and Stuart Har-
RS went to Lewis yesterday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Jno. Y. Currie and children
Of Huntsville are visiting Mrs. l.. H..
Tucker.
Ladies', II you want a real swell
tailor made skirt go 10 Coulter's for
the goods. So
incest and best line Of writing
-.,......-u..ss,-the city az McD0ugald 5
drpg store. aa''---u--------u-.es,--
Prof. w. r Merriott left for Silver
Valley yesterday where hc will teach
again this year.
Just received a new car of the celc-
bratod "Albatross' and queen Bee
-four by Cole Bros. PSI
The pants and suit goods yol have
been inquiring about have just been
received at Coulter's. 2o3
$. NJ. Christensen OF Houston Is
here representing the Renters Build
ing aud Load Company Of Fl. Worth.
When you want 20 cool of and
enjoy life seek your fav0rite resott
and call for Falstati bottle beer. Sirt
III. Weeden was IN town yestor-
dny and got badly shaken up by a
fan from his wagon while crossing a
railroad switch near the oil mill.
The members Of the textile COM
mite will bee az the fair grounds on
Friday and thereafter until the fair
10 receive exhibits which will be
guarded day and night.
BlanketsF per pair, Blankets 81
per pair, Wool Blankets $3.50 per
pair, Blankets 500 and $50 per pair
AT Coulter's. 2s3
J. r. Foster was here yesterday
after lumber 90 use In rebuilding the
old Tryon church near Kurten. This
church Is about forty years old aud
Twin be- rebuilt on the same site,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31

Season tickets for the Central Tex
a. fair are ON sale az the following
places. Parks * Waldrop, wilson
| Jenkins Drug Co, NJ, IL, James,
| Sanders Bros. & Co, Thomas & Hun
ter, Dr. McDougald. These tickets
sell at % dollar each and and admit
/ the purchaser 10 the fair grounds at
will during the entire three days OF
/ the fair, but are not good for the
night performances. %
There will be- about fifty nice cakes
on sale az the residence of Mrs. T.. 4.
/ Parks on saturday, November ., uu-
/ der the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid
| Society Of the Baptist church. Par
ties Wishing cake will do well 90
| place their orders at once with Mrs.
Parks. 30
Secretary Howell Of the iair an
l nounces that his Office - flooded
with applications for stalls aud eX-
! hibition spaces and says that
| merchants who desire 10 secure space
| and have not done 80, will do well 20
get their applications Ia az once.
The case OF the State vs.. NJ. V.
Burgess, Ia county court, on appeal
from Justice court, resulted in ver-
diet of guilty, sustaining the lower
court. The charge was trafncking
in teachers examination questions.
The fine was t25 aud costs.
julie Allen, the popular barber Is
now at the Exchange Hotel barber
shop, where he will be pleased to
see all his old customers and as many
now ones a. will come. Three chairs.
Three expert BARRIERS. No waiting.
2s5 Dan j. Ford, Prop.
Just Received, California Wheat
inc, finest, most delicate and deli
ciOus breakfast food. Made I'm san
/ Francisco, OF soft white wheat,
Cooks IN 10 minutes. Try It. Not
mushy, a flake. Kornole Bros, Cole
Bros. pa
"Silver Crown cigars; the best
| Cigar you ever smoked. Send $500
/ 10 the Iittman Cigar Factory, Aus
TIM, and you viii get 100 Express
prepaid, or $500 for box OF 30. You
will want them again. i-i-O2
Tyler Haswell has just received a
complete stock of decorative ma
terial, fancy tissue, festoons, etc,
especially ordered for fair parade.
Special low prices offered. 2s7
state superintendent Of Public In
struction Arthur LoFeyre was in
Bryan yesterday, on business con-
nected with a case i'm county court.
Little Havana small but good.
Send 1915 and get box Of 100 Express
paid. Littman Cigar Factory, Aus
/ tin. l-l-U2
New maple syrup in glass syrup
| pitchers, and a variety ofnew canned
goods at Cole Bros. 2S6
Under Two Flags" at the opera
house November will bee one Of the
best attractions of the season.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31
LAcy.hARMAN.
Young Physician Of Pittsburg Wins q
Bryan Bride,

Yesterday afternoon at the home oi
ths brides father, Judge w. II. Har-
man, Miss Florence w. Hartman and
DR.. Robert Y. Lacy OF Pittsburg
Texas, were united In marriage by
Dr. w. &. Friley, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. The wedding was
itnossed by relatives and few
friends. Miss Estella Hartman, sis
ter OF the bride, was maid Of honor,
nd DR.. II. III. McClOud Of Palestine,
b,st man. The bride wore a beauti.
sul tailor made castor travelling suit.
After the ceremony congratula-
tions were showered upon the happy
young couple they left for their tut
ure home al Pittsburg.
The bride Is n native Of Bryan and
a young lady OF rare qualities
mind aud heart. She Is beloved by
all the people of this city 10 "A degree
at once marked and unusual, and
while her happiness Is source of
pleasure 10 her friends, her departure
occasions profound regret.
DR.. Lacy is also "A native Texan,
and "A graduate OF Jefferson Medical
College of Philadelphia.
lie has been I'm the practice Of his
profession two years with great sue
cess, and is favorite In social cir
cles. Among the visitors 10 the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lacy
and Or. X. II. McClOud Of Palestine,
Mr.. and Mrs. ). j. Carroll OF Denton
and DR.. T.. r.. Quinn Of Rusk.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31
. local NEWS.
,lo nnllllpllllll !, Ilpl lll llllllll l1lI

Lamp chimneys cents nj Coulter IS.
Mrs. l.. b. Reed returned home
yesterday.
Mrs Sheppard returned TO Waco
yesterday.
j. w. Sheppard Of Kurten was In
town yesterday.
Mrs. +. NJ. Hall went to Hampstead
yesterday to visit.
Tom Goodman was here from
Harvey yesterday.
g.. n. Dockersou was here from
Wcllborn yesterday.
wantcd-A few boardors. Apply
Co Mrs. r. 4. Johnson. 2s1
Buy your toilet articles, etc, at
McDougald' 5 drug store. dtf
Ifyou want your buggy made new
take II 10 Minkort n Loughrldge. q
Going calling? n 80, take q box
Of Huyler's candy. It's the best. DIT
Electric light lamps 40 p cents
each at Myers hardware store. 2s7
Fresh barrel pickles, mixed and
plain, just received ut Cole Bros. So
Bunch Of keys found. owner may
find them al Eagle office. 2s3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31
Notice 10 Ladies.

The members Of tho Culinary Com
mittee of the Central Texas Fair an
nounco to the Ladies Of Bryan and
vicinity that as il is impossible FOR
them TO visit, each lady, and as they
are very anxious 20 secure splendid
display for this department they
would be- glad for every lady who
will contribute 10 the success Of the
fair In this line to send in their names
10 Mrs. Albert Buchanan,
Respectfully,
Mrs. j. j. Adams, Chm,
Mrs. w. +. Saunders,
Mrs. j. w. Coulter,
2S3 Mrs. Albert Buchanan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31
Cake Cooking Contest.

Those who will participate in the
cake cooking contest Tor the range
offered by Cole Bros. will please re-
port their names 10 them 10y Satur-
day afternoon. The cakes 10 be
cooked are a. follows: Plain white
Loaf, Angel Food, Cocoanut, Cara
mel, Chocolate and MarshmallOw
Cakes. 2Sj Cole Bros.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31
TO WACO AND MARLIN
Via II. & 7. C., Sunday, November
jrd, 1901.

For special train leaving Bryan at
9:33 "A. M. sunday Nov. 3rd, the II. a
4. G.. Il. X. will sell round trip tickets
10 Waco and Marlin. good 10 return
on special train leaving Waco s:J5
p. M. and Marlin 9:42 p. IN. Nov. Srd.
Tickets good on spectral train only.
Fare, Waco and return $50. Marlin
and return $50.
NJ. l.. Robbins, w. ;. Wilson.
g.. Il. * 4. a. Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31
A CORRECTION.

a report has gained currency that
articles on exhibition at che Central
Texas Fair will not be- adequately
protected. This Is great mistake.
Guards will patrol the grounds and
buildings night and day. AT night
after DO o'clock the exhibit hall will
be locked and everybody excluded,
aud the buildings guarded. Every
article will be- absolutely safe. Very
respectfully, W. ,. Howell,
2s6 Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31
drsu Grand Opera Col. Houston. Nov.

For trains arriving &C Houston
evening OF Nov. 3, and morning and
evening Of Nov, 4, the III. d r. G.
will sell round tickets to Houston,
limited for return Nov. ., fare, 1855.
w. ;. Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31
Turkeysl turkeys !

Sanders Bros. a Co. have a fine
pen Of turkeys, and ask the public TO
call on them for turkeys for the fair
and for Thanksgiving. PSI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31
To Cure dyspepsia and Indigestion.

Sour stomach or Heartburn. take Rex
Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists are
authorized TO refund money II they
fan 10 cure. Price 90 cents. N. II.
James. the leading druggist, Bryan,
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-31
Notice

Leave your orders for fair sign
work at Haswell's store for ID.
Gregg. d2s2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
SCOTCH
DAY AT
THE POINT
Annual Excursion Of the Sons
and Daughters Of Old Scotia
Held To-day.

Today fs the banner day of the Prov.
idence caledonian society. for Its mem
bers went on their 3lst annual excursion
TO Rocky Point where Caledonian day OF
the year was celebrated with appropriate
exercises.
Several lodges from various cities and
towns were visitors and accompanied the
vast throng Of Scotch men and women
on the excursion.
The procession started from the hall at
the corner of Richmond and weybosset
streets at 0 o'clock this morning and.
headed by the American band, Alexander
McCabeb leader. II marched down wey-
bosset street. through Exchange to Dyer
and thence aboard the steamer City of
Newport at the Providence. Newport and
FAN River company's wharf.
Flags were nying and banners stream
ing in great profuslon. while upon their
faces was the genial expression which
showed that aud acquaintance should
n'er be forgot.
Some noted athletes from this country,
Canada and Scotland were present and
took part in the athletic program. which
included: Boys race. age limit Il ycarn.
1Oo-yards state handicap. IL yards limit.
putting the l6 pound shot quarter.mIe
race. throwing i6-pound hammer running
long leap. vaulting with pole, Highland
Fling, second heat state handicap, half
mile race, tossing the cabcr, ll~-yHfds
sack race. Highland Fling, juvcnilo, ico-
yards dash, OPEN running high jtnpp.
third heat state handicap ladies race.
prize By Daughters OF Caledonia old
mans race. running hop, step and lump,
broad sword dance hurdle race, final heat
state handicap. one-mile race. quoting
contest, consolation race. 220 yards, open
10 all competitors who have not gained
a prize.
The American band rendered the fol-
lowing program on the grounds at Rocky
Point during the day:
Overture "Stradella," Flotow: Clari-
net solo, selected r. A. Scott: Grand
Opera. Rossini; Medley OF Scotch Airs.
Dan Godfrey, written expressly for and
dedicated to His Royal Highness the
Duke of Edinburgh; Trombone solo, Sc
lected, G.. w. Spary: Gems from the
"Burgomaster I.eders, Awakening of
the Lion. DeKoutskie: Medley Overture.
San Toy" and "Florodora," Church;
Selections from robin Hood. DeKoven:
Overture. Magic Flute" Mozart.
Following is the committee of arrange-
ments:
James Mlnto. Jr., president; VIM. Muir,
vice president: Geo. Glib. financial sec
retary: Walter Scott. treasurer; James
Robb. secretary. "a Bath street, Provi-
dence; Robert Dykes. John A. Robb. Jr..
Peter Davidson, James Heddle. David
Heddle, VIM. Arnott. John Paterson.
Hamilton Jarvie. Daniel Brown, Robert
Muir; ring master. Alex. McMurtrie:
marshal OF the day. James Wallace.
Among the lodges out OF town which
took part in the exercises were: Fraser
ROYAL Highanders OF Pawtucket. New
Bedford cafeiorfan Lodge. Westerly
Caledonian Society Clan Fraser of Paw
tucket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
SEVEN
PASSENGERS
DROWNED
Steamer KincoTa Run Down
and Sunk by Oceanic In
the Irish Channel.

Queenstown. Aug s.-The white Star
line steamer Oceanic. Capt. Cameron.
which sailed from Liverpool yesterday for
New York. via Queenstown. arrived here
this morning and reported having been
in collision last night in the Irish chan
mel. with the steamer Kincora, Of Water
ford ireland. The kincora sank. Seven
persons were drowned.
The kincora was a steel screw steamer
OF 1853 tons. She belonged 10 the Water
ford Steamship company.
The collision occurred in fog. The
bow of the Oceanic was damaged. The
Kincora was a coasting vessel trading
between Waterford and Limerick She
had a crew of IA men. The Oceanic
brought the seven survivors to this port.
Later details of the collision were OBJ
tained. and 1t was then learned that the
only damage sustained by the Oceanic
consisted of a few dents In her port
plate. she proceeded at $3.50 p. m
The collision occurred this side OF Tus-
kar. at about 1880 in the morning The
fog was very dense. The Kincora was
struck amidship. All the passengers OF
the Oceanic were I'm bed at the time. and
there was som. commotion until the cap
tain assured them that there was not the
least cause for alarm. Headway was
kept on the Oceanic In order to give the
crew of the kincora a chance 10 Chamber
on board the Oceanic. the boats OF the
latter being lowered to rescue every man
possible
The Kincora sank very rapidly. The
Oceanic remained IN the vicinity OF the
collision until dpglight. but nothing was
then visible beyond SOM floating wreck
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
Mr.. CHURCH READY TO
MEET ALL CHARGES.
Band Leader Asserts That He Has
Not Retained Money Belong
ing to the Organization.
Crescent Park Contract.

The lack OF harmony and the twang-
ing OF discondant notes In the American
band continues.
Mr. Bowen r. Church. the recent leader,
makes a straightforward statement con-
cerning the unpleasant allegations against
him, and comes forward with his side Of
the case. He states that even when the
late Mr.. Reeves had charge OF the band
there was a feeling against the leader.
This was shown when one OF the mem
bers wished To take the word Reeves
from his nat on the way home from Port
land, Oregon, after Mr. Reeves had taken
charge OF Gilmore's band In New YORK.
Mr.. Church saw Detective Parker yes
terday after he heard OF the conference OF
the committee of the band with the police
authorities. Mr.. Church states that the
seeming discrepancies between the
amount he received for the services OF
the band and the amount he turned over
TO the treasurer are accounted for by out
laws for Incidental ana necessary expenses
such as meals. car fare, etc
Speaking of the time when the band
playeu for Mr.. Brady. on Weybosset
street Mr. Church stated that Mr. Brady
paid him SIS for which he received re-
ceipt. but he only turned over $50 10 the
band. according 10 his arrangement with
Mr. Brady. however, he paid sl5 for an
advertisement IN the memorial concert
program
when the band went 10 Fall River to
play for the Naval Reserve, he deducted
the EXPENSE or dinners and car fare from
the amount received. All OF the alleged
discrepancies are accounted for in this
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

'T have a report from Vice President
John Ward at Cleveland, stating that the
men there are strong and will stick by
their brethren and also word from Vice
President Chapel at Newcastle. who
says all is well and quiet
UNION MEN TO MEET.
The union men In the Lawrenceville dis
trict are making great preparations for
their open meeting In Lafayette hal to-
night.
The Carnegie upper and lower mills are
I'm this district. as well as the Clark
plant and the strikers say they expect to
accomplish much missionary work. The
meeting Will be addressed by President
Shaffer and other officers OF the Amalga-
mated association.
The question uppermost in the minds OF
McKeesporters is whether or not the ma
tional pipe mills will go on a strike Sat
urday night The organized men i'm the
pipe mills belong 10 the Federation OF
Labor and some claim IL is against the
constitution OF the Federation for mem-
bers TO come out on sympathetic
strike.
The Amalgamated men assert that the
national rolling mill and the Boston iron
Continued on Page Two)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

way, and Mr. Church challenges any per-
son 10 bring charges which he cannot dis
prove by actual receipts or other con-
vincing evidence.
Yesterday afternoon writ was served
on Mr.. Church on suit brought by
George w. Bailey, a dealer in music.
who is also member of the band. This
is for music amounting 10 s3sS. Mr..
Church acknowledges the bill, but states
that by agreement with Mr.. Bal
ley II was TO be paid out OF
Mr.. Churchs percentage from the
concerts at Roger Williams Park.
Thirty pieces OF music are now in posses
sion of the band. and the price of these
deducted, Mr.. Church is ready TO pay the
bill.
with Mrs Reeves for the use OF the mu-
sic formerly used by the deceased leader.
This includes 1000 selections OF every
character
Yesterday the band went TO Crescent
Park, but, upon arriving was informed
that the engagement was cancelled. as
the contract called for the personal SER
vice OF Bowen r. Church.
The Banda Napoli will give concerts for
the remainder OF the season, and Mr..
Church has been engaged TO play cornet
solos for the band
Mr.. Church has accepted an offer 10 d.
rect the Lyndonville Band OF Lydonvilie.
VT. during "Old Home Week" at New
port VT.
The loss OF Mr. Church 10 the band will
not affect the contract with the city for
the park concerts IL is claimed for the
contract calls far first class cornet So
loist, but does not state who 1t shall be.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

able After much delay and two or more
public meetings. In Fsirmount the city
council took action again
The WoOnsocket street railway company
has appealed from the second order TO
the supreme court. Attorney John j. Hef-
fernan in behalf OF the company films
the appeal today.
lt appears the order appealed from was
passed July 30th and directed the opera
ton Of line OF cars on certain streets
within one year Some ten objections
have been filed 10 the order all of which
are based on its alleged unreasonable
ness.
The chief points are that because OF the
steep grade and sharp curves on some OF
ihe streets cars cannot be run without
great danger TO passengers and persons
using the highways. aud that the re-
turns TO the company for It's outlay
would be grossly INADEQUATE.
Judge Douglas ordered citation TO issue
roturnabie Sept. 9Th.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

BY HER
HUSBAND.
Davis Committed Suicide and
Wlfs's Body Was Found
on Hillside.

Pottsville. Pa, Aug s-The finding OF
the body of Mrs. Seth Davis, aged 4s on
the hillside near here is regarded as in
dicating that her husband. who hanged
himself last Saturday. had murdered her.
The couple were last seen together by
their daughter last Friday when they
were supposed to be on their way to
Pottsville.
only the man reached Pottsville and
there was strong suspicion that he had
made way with his wife. The suspicion
was strengthened when the woman did
not put in an appearance at the funeral
of her husband
Searching parties have been securing
the hills since the funeral OF Davis on
Sunday.
Last night the womans body was
found. A heavy stick was nearby. The
back OF the skull was crushed i'm and the
indications are that she was the victim
OF foul play.