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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28

fperbe bon apei 4rten 3uder be5ahlt,
nGmli9 BON ioldem unter Nr. 20
boudnbii9er Norm (im 8etrage bon
$50 Srancs ober SLIP pro 100 &iz
logrdmm) unb fol9em BON Hr. 20
9padnbii9er Norm (tm getrage BON
6.13 Srancs PRO 100 &ilogrdmm).
Ser S9uBamtsietretdr bat in ieinem
Setret 5pur augegeben, bab nur an
sunebmen, mod ni9t ertpieien 1T, oab
Stalien 3uderprdmien be5ablt; troBz
benz bat er bic pbige Mabnubme err
g~riffen, mas ben San fir bic itallez
nii4e 2egierung i'm 10 irritirenber
mu9t.
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Ni9ts bonn Plunbern.
Der Inipru9 auf 5uiummen 4O0,z
900 Saels, pel9en Die vgbtneIe Merz
6ants Nhociation" tpesen ansebli9er
pliinOerung iettens Der ameritaniz
f9en Marinetruppsn in Sien Sin
onbdngig gemadt BADEN ion, Dirb
ben MilitGrbe6Orben CUR 8eri4tz
eritattung iibertpieIen tperben, lit aber
Bis iebt bet'm Staatsbepartement
ni9t angemelbet norben. General
6eppopb, Gommanbeur Der Marine=
Sruppen, lit entriiltet iiber bic Grbe=
buns zines iolAen Qnipru6es unb
be5iebt ii9 auf einen telegrap6ii6en
8eri9t an @bmiral Remep iiber Dus
pliinbern i'm M4gemeinen, pOrin
ausbriidli9 erflGrt tpirb, bab Die
ameritanii6en Marinetruppen ii3
ni9t am Pliinbern bet6eiligt baben.
prGfibent 6 aItro's Willz
fir.
Gin IOeben bei'm @toatsbepurtez
ment BON unIerem 9eI9Gftstrdger in
Caracas, 9rn. 8ufeu, etngegangener
8eri9t beitdttgt bic YreBnu6ri9t,
baB prGIibent Gaitro gang ipilfiirli9
ben Hi6ter bes 9eri6ts in Der pro=
bling gurapana, tpel9er uripringli9
bic Qspbalt : Gontroperi e per9anz
bette, in's @efGngnib geiebt fat. Sies
lit iebo9 ni9t Der Sberri6ter bes
9ert9ts, tpel6es in ben fragli6en
Pro5efen befinitip gu enti9eiOen bat.
Cine Streitfrage m
SuestanuG.
0er 8ohlenbampfer n8rutus" 1T
BEL port Sab, am Gtngange bes
Sue5fanals, aufgebdlten iporben,
neil Der 3ablmeifter bes S9iffes ben
9etrag bes 3o1es bon $3840 in amez
ritanii9em 9elbe angeboten bat, bic
&analbebDrben bic 4nna6me aber,
permutbli9 tpegen elmer 8oridrift,
tpel9e bic 3ablung in ausldnoii4er
Wiinae BON berdnberli9em Wertbe
berbtetet, bertpeigert BADEN. 9us
Slotten : 9epartement purbe benu9z
ri9tist unb bat bas Staatsbepartez
ment erfu9t, fi9 nit benz ameritaniz
f9en Soniul in port Sab in Ser
binbuns 81 ieBen, bamtt bic 3ablung
uel puHu9eStpuVl III ptl ppl9elWllt~
benen Weiie bepirft pirb.
Der prGfibent begt tein
Sntereffe bafiir.
9eneralzNnpalt Snor bat erflGrt,
baB bic 9naoengeiu9e Snebam's
unb Repitt's, tpel6e por e.apa einem
Sabre in benz ieniatione1en Sacobs'z
f9en Sdli9ungspro5eb in 2ancaiter
tpegen periu9ter 8eite9ung zines
8unbesbeamten gu mebrjdbriger 9aft
perurtbeilt p%urben, borlduftg ni6t
beriidii6tigt perben fOnnten, ba YrGz
itbent Mc&inlep nod ubiolut fem
Snterehe fir oteien San an ben Sag
ueleot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
yetriebsbiircaus tuerben rnninlibirt

Gbicago, e. SUM-. - Cine bie=
fige 3eitung meloet, baB bic 8etriebsz
8ureaur Der giienbabnen, bic ben ber=
I9iebenen 8ubnipitemen ~angebDren, in
alien 9uuptftdbten bes 2anbes conioliz
Dirt tperben fo1en. Die Na9ri9t lit
in @%erbinbung nit benz 8orse6en bes
Morsan : Sin : @pnbifats pieber
aufsetau6t. Der 3tped Der eeplanten
gonfoliDirung Der 8etriebs=8 ureaur
lit, bic 9erpultnngsfoiten bur9 Gin
f9rdnfung bes 8eumtenperionals be-
beutenb gu berrinsern. @enn Der plan
our Qusfibrung gelungt, fperben piele
Sauienb 5ra9tz unb pufage : Qgenz
ten fi4 mad anberer 8ei4dftigung
umfehen miiTen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
Cpfer eines 6ntclbranoes.

8afersfieIb, Gal, 81. sunni.
= Sas .gentral=5otel gu 8ern
brunnte beute friib nieber, unb @so.
glarf fam babel in ben Jlammen
UNI. Seine bertoblte 2eide lit auf=
g%efunOen. Gin anberer Mann, Nd=
mems S. 6. 8urnser. tpel9er erit
fiirali9 BON ben pbilippinen suriidz
getebrt mar, tpirb bermibt unb bat
tpdbrdeinli9 ebenfans bas 2eben
eingebIbt. gbnarb Sibbett, elm
Mitglieb Der 5euertpebr, erlitt sinen
S9dbelbruh, unb Sobn 8. 5born=
ton tpurbe fdlimm am ROrper perz
brannt. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
9mrd Ginfur3 zines 6eriiffs get0btet

Buffalo, M.<g., 27. SUM-. -
Gin @eriiit am bieiigen guiternzGle=
bator, auf tpel4em mebrere MGnner
on Der 4rbeit tparen, ftiir5te beute
elm. 3pei Der Ir6eiter purben ce=
t0btet unb bier ober flint anbere per=
lebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28
AuRtioms- Anseigen.
-0urd, 3. u. airilanr. auftiouato=.

Btntam u. Sifber. eaaitabIe.@.baube.
9bomas q. GIenctnen. eauitobls'@sbauoe'
Srauf Opsnen. l02 Sf.seriustonftr.. uno
Gewin 6. Saetier. Continental o sbduos,
Mnm6Ite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28

OF~%FS
Sic als enb0rfer=3p.i befunute grauersi. on
Der Toropsf=Gde Der 6uoion: uno Glintou=S Ctr.
in goltimore. G Ountn belegen, sini6lisbfi6 Des
nadfoleeno bei1riebsnea 9runofids uno anoeren
Giasnt1unts:
geeirneno an Der HorbheesGde Der 6uoion= u.
Glinton= Strabe, NIT srouren BON 300 Sub ON
@lintonsS trabe Big 2ancafters strabe, uro fpeitli3
fb eritredenb on 6ubion=Strabe unb 2%dneafsr:
Strabs lin elei6mdbieer greite) 160 SUB 8 SOL
big Vouloins Strabe. Grunb3insfrei.
g8essn 9itel ftbe 2ibu g.. 9. M. Rr. 23,
Golio 238 etc.
Die Sebduli6f,iten bsfebsn aus elmer MODERN
uno cut eineer;6tsten sieeelfeinernen Srausrei,
NIT allen notbtuenoiaen gebduoen, Gnldgsn uno
Wtai4inerit'n, apparaisn, 9orridtuneen uno dns
bereu getriebsmittslu.
Gin @runb,ins bon $3.50.
Gin @rlno,ins bon $45.
3rDei @runb,infsn BON ie 800, uno
Gin Gruub,ius ppu S36.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28

Sic dIs Die pUtounf-grdnrtiA befonu.e Pruuerti
lisgt on Der SiepetzGdt bon gratt. nab Nount.
etrabe, in Der Stabt Baltimore.
9ie biaets .Sriental:.s .geger=,' Baltimore.
Nrausreisgyebduoe babaut.
Gin Sbtil Der anIase. Mai9insrie uno beg 3u.
bsbors III paoon %entfsrut por0en; aaufliebbsbsr
molten jsoe 9rauerei priFsn. UNI nd ib,r ben az.
uouen Suftanb Der Ginri6tung ~ peraehpiHern.
lsrnsr iperoen bas 9tnttal Nptnut.
Mol,baus an Der Ode bon GtntraI-Ipfnu.
uno 1apn.Strabe lisgeno, uno bas Rortb.
Strobsn : DR. alsbuus, on Der ode bon
9ortb= uuo Saratesas Strabs iiegeno, nertauft; bas
Sabr ~permistbet u. oas 2ebters 3u $500 bro Sabr:
ebsnle oas .Srentrs' GgGanas guflbs
n Q, 1an Der GiiopefsGde BON Gapstts= uno Qurt=
1otnue llsq,no, erunb,insfrti, unb oas TRobiliar
BARN. Sas unt.rs Stsfuert III Ju $1,000 pro Sabr
nermitf1et, Die obtren Stodtpsrfe peroen BON Der
Sompdenis esbran6t.
Gs miro %eb'nias cine an,abl gatt= une aruub=
,~Insfreits S!etntbum, ribt in gsrbinouna nit ir=
esno slhst paa9tss grauersisn. p~srtauft;; ebtnio
Dr9n Gina.lnbtitsn beioottr Gio,n tbrms urh
antr onotrsn auf ~beiasten Wsrfauf be,iiniid,r Mnaes
ltgenbtiten iebs man nab Der .NaitinaTsr snns
unD Dem rSolfinortr Star1 bonn Z auui IoO1-
Die Sequtftr perDen suert bic n,rihi,S,n,n
3ptiqe Der .1fatDlano grepinq Gpnnanns nr
Stabt Baltimore lum @erfauf offerirsn {ori.
obsn srpabntes 1efbtbum, bas ,u oieih,r as;t
mtfpsrfauff perotn iou, nne oann p.rbtn he nae
onbsrs obsn Sbsi1riebene Sefstbum Der Gomnoan;e
%ein,eln sum 6aufe %anbi,ten. Sic eequeiter mrrs
ben oann bic eeinatttn ~lnoebote fir asnannte
perltttoene 3peiee nnb eenanntes onber,s ps6s.
tburn SuridbaIten, Bis ale senannfe 3tueioe unb
oues onbere 8efstbum in NanI6 unb 8ooeu ann
Ntrfauf ~offerirt norbsn 1T. Sie 6tauefer oifes
rirtn boan iusasfamnt uns i'm @aui9 uns Nsaep
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-28

Ser gonbtrborfs3tpeiq On Der S6rsiburo s.r
gsloir.gpenue unb 0onotrberf=Qane in Der s,ost
Baltimore beleeen. eini6lieblib beg nadfoIosns
ksi6rtebtnen 2auoeieentbums uno anberen Giosn.
tbums:
9eqinnenb an Der G1neibune Der Rorbpeff,it.
Der 3elairsNpenue NIT Der Subnefjeite Der gon.
herborf.Qane, unb bann iiopeftli4 f6 erfred,nS
on Der Helairz Anenus entlune 46 SUB ri 3pu:
Sann nsrotueftli6 95 SUB, bdnn tpefflih S. Sub.
poun jitpueftli1 Is Gub, baan norotpeftli4 125sSub.
ham ilbpetlih 207 Gub, bann norbpefli6 282S
5ub, bann noroli6 24Sa Sub. oann Shli6 ZIG aus,
bis sur Boroerborhs2aHe, uno bann iio0ftlid an
observation-disclosures entlang SIS SUB bis 3um Or.
fanespunfts. grunb,insfrei.
@eeen 9itd febe 2iber q. 3. Rr. 1776, SO.
lilo IS.
Sie @ebduli5tt:t.n bethlehem aug elmer MODERN
uno out singesi6tstsn ,iisgelfeinernsn srau.rsi.
NIT alien netb.penbiSen Gsbdnoen. anlaeen unb
Wafbinsrie'n, Appdfdten. 9orriGtunstn uno ana
beren getriebsm itteln.
BaD : 0iep : 3tpetg.
Sic als 9ap.9iep=3 weis befannte Brauerei, an
Der alieeannas 8 trabs, Gotern.Apenut unb SeGss
1ebnter Sfrabe tn Baltimort=gounfp beleesn, be-
ittbeno aus na1folgeno beidrisbenen grunbtlden
unb anosrem gigentbum:
/. adt @runotide, arunbjinsfrei, innerbalb Der
@ren5en Der oben g%tnannten Straben beltgtn.
Sie DISQUALIFICATION befteben aus timer MODERN
nnb cut tingeritttten sieelftintrnsn grausrei,
init allen notbtpenbieen Gebduoen, Nnlaeen unb
Wai1intrien. Mpporoten, Dorri6turaen unb %ons
beren 1ttrkbsmitttln; ferner fiinf breih0dioen ,ies
eGheintrnen Msbnbduiern.
snue finf idbrii@e Grunb,snfen. tsrporasbenh
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
Pound DEAD In the Road.

Comanche, Tex, Oct. "a w.
Dreamer, "A farmer living seven miles east
Of Comanche. was found lying in the
road about one mile from his home
dead. He had been 70 Comanche 20
sell some cotton and was on his way
home. IL seems that the wagon had
run over his head. From the evidence
on the ground, IL appears thrt the
wagon struck tree near where ne was
run over and that he was thrown out
by the jar. The authorities have not
been able 20 learn whether or not no
left town with any money. None was
found on his person. IL is feared by
some that he was foully dealt with
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
NIc,erl.,. Memorial You'd.

London. Oct. 8. American contribu'
tons TO the Queen Victoria memorial
amout to 1900 pounds, which, &C
oording TO the kings consent. n request
was made by the American society ID
be- applied 20 clearly designated pOr'
ton Of the memorial. This will be de-
.ignod and executed by an American
sculptor in harmony with the memorial
in general artistic design. IL is expect.
cd that this sculptor will be selected
after some form Of preliminary oompe.
ton IN the United States.
The American society in London are
discussing the propriety Of opening a
subscription In London for an English
memorial % President Mckinley.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
MORE MONEY NEEDED.
Deficit In Great britain On Account Of
War WIN re zoe. Tai. 900.

London, Oct. 5.-Sir Michael Hicks.
Beach, chancellor Of exchequer, denies
that parliament will meet this autumn
to provide moro money for the prosecu'
ton Of the war in South Africa. New
ertheless. at the present rate OF ex'
penditure, the deficit for the fiscal year
will be 500, 7a4, 900. while tho csc. Ooo,-
600 OF new consols with which IL was
expected 20 meet the deficit. must be
provided for by fresh appropriations Of
eis. 900, 900. Sir Michael Hicks. Beach
doubtless considers that prompt action
by parliament in January viii take care
Of the deficit
Tho archbishop OF York's pastoral
proposing day Of national humiliation
because OF the slow success Of tho Brit
ish arms and OF penitence for the ma.
tional sips has been received with as
constituent. especially as he openly sug.
gests therein an imitation Of the Beers
who proclaimed Aug. 10 rs day Of
humiliation. The archbishop quotes
the Boer proclamation in full for the ed
ification OF tho British clergy "lt Is
easy" he says, land not uncommon 10
denounce these people as hypocrites, TO
laugh to scorn their open Bibles and
meeting for prayer II, without hypOc'
risy. we had long ago taken n similar
course. IL might have Jared better with
Us there than IL has done"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
BRYAN DOWNS NAVASOTA
On Dry Goods-Dr. J. W. Adderhold
Gives His Experience-What a
Prominent Nayasoiian Says.

DR.. J. W. Adderhold Of Millican
was in town yesterday and stated
to the Eagle reporter that he WIS.,
tied Navasota the day before (Fri-
day. and found dry goods 10 to Is
per cent higher than they are in
Bryan. He also said that deal.
ers down there wanted to charge
him $500 for identically the same
kind Of bride he bought here
yesterday for $3.50. He had the
bride under his arm with other
purchases made here. DR.. Adder.
hold says be has bought saddles at
both Bryan and Navasota during
the past five years and Navasota
has always been $3.50 to $500
higher on them than Bryan.
A prominent citizen Of Navasota
was here yesterday, and in the
presence of a number Of gentlemen
freely admitted that Bryan is re-
ceiving and handling twice as
much cotton this season as Navaso.
ia. He said; "The people Of Glib
bOn's Creek. nine miles from Nav
aso,a, haul their cotton to Bryan.
They say they come not because
they get more for their cotton but
because they claim they can buy
goods cheaper in Bryan" The
gentleman declined TO allow the use
Of his name when the reporter pull
ed his pencil, but the Eagle can
furnish aiiidayits to what is here
quoted from as good men as there
are in Brazos county. The Eagle
does not claim that Bryan pays
more for cotton than other points
with spinners' buyers and equa
railroad advantages, but il does
claim that BRYAN pays as much as
any Of them, if not more; and the
Eagle also claims and offers the
proof that Bryan is better cotton
market for the farmer because be
can buy goods cheaper here than
anywhere else in Central Texas,
and all he has to do to prove il is
to come here and see for himself.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

The Galveston News Beaumont
correspondent says: The J. M,
GufIey Petroleum Company is
building pumping rigs at all of its
wells on spindletop, including the
Lucas. A driller Of the Gufiey
people was asked what they were
building these bumpers for, and
he said for pumping purposes. He
said that the wells had not yet
played out entirely, but it was ap-
parent that they were about TO do
so, and as it required time to pre-
pare for pumping, he explained
that the Guiiey people propose to
be ready to pump when 1t be-
comes necessary in order that
thore may be no shortage in oil
supply.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
FIVE NEW BISHOPS.
they Mar No Chosen by the Episcopal
Convention az san Francisco.


Convention az san Francisco.
San Francisco. Oct. 5-Five new bish.
ops may DO chosen Mt tho present tri.
ennial convention of the Episcopal
church. A bishop must be elected for
the missionary diocese Of Olympia. IN
the state Of Washington. TO take the
place Of Rev. DIR. Barker. who died TO.
Gently, Rev. DR.. Clampeit is promi'
nently mentioned for this place. A
bishop must BE- elected for the mission.
AIRY diocese ~ North Dakota, 10 take
the place Of RI. Rev DR.. Edsell. now
bishop OF Minnesota There also must
BE- "A bishop provided for Porto Rico,
and another for the Philippines, II not
for both, probably one for tho new in.
sular groups. A bishop may also DO
appointed for Hawaii. The advisability
OF this appointment will DO one Of the
critical questions and principal problems
OF the present convention.
In addition to the discussion Of Great
ing or filling some or all of these five
bishoprics by election at this convention
there are disabilities that two new mis-
sionary Jurisdictions with missionary
bishops may be created in the United
Staies-one 20 be in central Illinois and
the other in some part Of Kansas. Tho
house OF bishops has received petitions
calling for divisions Of the territory to
create these two Jurisdictions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

Phenix. A. r.. Oct O. Governor Muir
ply has issued semi.oiiicial proclama-
ton calling statehood convention d
convene in Phenix on Oct. 20. The
Phenix board Of trade will appropriate
funds 20 cover all expenses Of the delo'
gates TO the conference. Governor MUIR
ply has accepted an invitation from
Governor Otoro Of New Mexico 10 ad.
dress the statehood convention at Albu.
quorque on oct. ii II is understood
here the two territories will cooperate
i'm an effort 20 secure admission.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
Negro Intruder shot Down.

Sherman. Tex, Oct o. Adolphus
Vaughn. a young farmer who lives
about three miles southeast Of the city,
shot and dangerously wounded a negro
found in the house late Thursday night.
The negro is "a stranger and had chloro.
form with him. lie is in Jail here and
his condition Is serious
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

The Ira o. Wyse well at Beau
mont, in which a number ofBryan
people are interested, struck a
gas pocket just about the time it
was expected to come in. The pipe
was blown out, the derrick demol-
ished, the rig more or less injured
and fears entertained that the well
was ruined.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
N.w not.I Tor psnl.an.

Denison, Tex, Oct. 5.-Denison Il TO
have a new uptown hotel costing $780,
900. The hotel will be four stories. Of
modern design and equipment, steam
heated. equipped with private bath.
rooms, etc. IL will have IS rooms and
will be known rs "The Denifon."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

Hnntsville, Tex. Oct 5.-The grand
jury. which was called together in ex-
ira session Thursday - investigate the
killing OF Marshal Gates. returned in.
dictments against Granderson Allen,
Byrd Allen, Carl Allen and VIII Briss.
charging them with murder.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
LonL. LIZ. a settlement.

Washington. Oct. 5.-The state de-
partment has received from Minister
Bowen no Caracas a cablegram confirm.
ing the press reports that negotiations
are under way there looking 90 a settle.
meut Of tho dispute between the asphalt
companies over the possession Of the
Lafelicidad by means Of arbitration Il
docs not appear that a final settlement
has been reached.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
rnll.a nnwn hr Corn Corner.

Minneapolis. oct. 5.-J. @. Adams s.
Co. Of this city, who have conducted
one OF the largest grain receiving and
exporting business in the northwest un.
der the name Of the S. Paul and Kan
sas City Grain company have made an
assignment. No statement Of assets and
liabilities IL Is stated the failure is
due 10 tho loss sustained last spring in
May corn corner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
swipsd the Bank Roll.

Paris. Tex. Oct 5.-Sherif Martin
brought y young man here from Delta
county on grand jury indictment
charging him with theft Of property
over ESQ in value IL Is claimed that
two years ago while in gamblingroom
he became angry az losing his money
and seized about 500 and made his e..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

Dallas. Oct. 5.--The executive COM
mittee Of tho Texas Press association
met in Dallas today and selected
Gainesville for the place Of its annual
meeting. which viii be on tho second
Tuesday In May next year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

schleyis not getting any of the
worst of in the court Of inquiry.
Indeed, the evidence given for the
prosecution will make good
material for the defense.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

To Cure dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Sour stomach or Heartburn. take Rex
Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists are
authorized TO refund money II they
fail to cure. Price 30 cents. NJ. II.
James. the leading druggist. Bryan,
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

II is given out that Roosevelt
will consider only character and
ability in making Southern APP
pointment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
Tssan Made A..oeIa,e Ja,.Ies.

Washington. oct 5.-The president
has appointed James II. McLeary Of
Texas. associate justice Of the supreme
court OF Porto Rico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06
Upton seems to have enough.

Upton can get even by marry.
ing an American girl. Then he'll
get world beaten.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-06

Christian church services as usu-
nj on Sunday today, with preaching
morning and night by the pastor.
when you want TO cool OFT and
enjoy life seek your favorite resort
and call for Falstan bottle beer. Siti
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-03
GRAIN DEALERS MEET.
Sixth Annual Session of National AS
ISOLATION at Des Moines.

Sixth Annual Session of National As
ISOLATION at Des BIoines.
DEs MONIES, Oct. 2-Fully 600 dele
gates from all parts of the country at
tended the opening meeting of the sixth
annual session of the National Grain
Dealers association in the new Audito-
rum this forenoon. Governor Leslie
M. Shaw delivered an address of wei.
come on behalf of the state of Iowa.
Mayor Hartenbewer followed in ex.
tending a welcome TO the city, and Hon.
Lafe Young extended welcome for the
Cereal club. Responses were made for
the east by E. L. Rogers of Philadelphia;
for the southwest, Henry Lassen of Il
Reno, o. IT, southeast r. l. Nickel r
of Memphis, Tenn. fer the northwest,
J. L. McCaun of Minneapolis, Mimi,
and by S. O. Woolson of Kansas City,
Mo.
President q. A. Lockwood of Des
Moines then delivered his annual ad .
dress to the association. He reviewed
the history of the organization. Start.
ing as it did with only few members
of the order in 1895, it has gradually
grown until now there are 1000 memG
bers of the affiliated membership of
1,645. In speaking of its field, he stated
that it included Interstate work, arbi-
tration and appeal boards, common car.
riers, state and national laws, termini )
and central markets, trade rules and
customs, grain inspectors, car inspec.
tors, etc. After the reading of the re-
ports of the secretaries and treasurers
the morning was completed.
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OUTLAW ATTACKS TOWN.
Notorious Jim Lowery Opens Fire

Notorious Jim Lowery Opens Fire
Upon Citizens of shelby, N. G.
RUTHERFORD, N. O., Oct. 2.-Jim
Lowery, the negro desperate who muFs
dered Chief of Police Jones at Shelby
two months ago, not satisfied with the
bloody record chalked up against him.
suddenly appeared in that town yester-
day, and without word of warning
opened fire on half dozen prominent
citizens, but, strange to say, the negro's
recognized workmanship appeared TO
have deserted him, and the shooting
was without effect.
AS quickly as he came Loyery left,
and so far his escape is complete.
Immediately after Lowery's di3ap-
pearance posse was formed and a chase
was inaugurated. He was seen last be-
tween Kings Mountain and Shelby.
Two parties, each with bloodhounds. are
close after him, and if caught he will be
lynched.
Fifteen negroes have been arrested on
suspicion of being Lowery in many parts
OF the country, one being as far away as
Rochester, N. Y. One negro at Charles
ton, S. O., and another at Murphy.
n. O., had been taken for Lowery and
killed A reward of 5000 is offered for
his arrest
Lowery has been concealed by negroes
IN Shelby since the murder of Chief
Jones.