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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-01

uslrac.iv.laf nice lmc of spring.
suits. no CouIter's. Is /
For salc-Good horse. buggy ana /
.hau.--. Apply to r.. ID. Wilson ar
.Uuo. Is
For fine selected seed corn md
sorghum seed enid ou Sauud.r- &|
johnson. n
Rf1htotway Agent Cunningham
.n,tU.C W.NB. spent yesterday
/ BOO Bryan
Rev. o.. 10. Hurst, pastor OF rhe a
/ " j.. Zion church, Is here asking
laid 90 build a church 600 Bryan.
Quality. style aud economy ar. flo
merits of the Zine lime Of spring pant-
. iu-t placed un sale 600 NorNuoI.-. Is.
| J. W. Burrows ~ Alleufaum was
here yesterday and sny- people boo
that section are going 90 commence
planting cotton next week.
| Tom Newlaud is here for few
days cn route from Galveston TO
Gafe,ville, whore hc expects to
make Dob, home in the future.
The whi-tlcatthc light plant will
blow this evening at $3.50 20, hns been
their cu,tum to announce the early
closing here for several years past.
For Rent-siX room house, water
work.. and c.-tem. conveniently Doe
Gated Apply 20 Mrs f. b. Rob-
crts. ~
BUlrd,rs Wanted Nice location.
I good rooms, bath accommodations.
good fare, reasonable rates. Apply
90 thi. office. q,
/ Edwin R1stoll and % we'll balauc-
.odr'mruy myea good production
uf HirIr.igu at the opera house last
might.
/ The ladies Of the Methodist church
will give q tea tea this afternoon at
/ 8o'clock 10 the residence of Mrs. j..
y. Cole. All are cordially invited
Ito-atiend.
| Norwood has swell line of pants
Tor spring wear az SEQ, $3.50. $3.50,
s. aud So They are elegantly nu-
ished aud 1T perfectly. Z,
The best refrigerated meats Of all
kinds At the city Market. and at new
market opposite G W. Alb. V. depot.
. 5. W. Buchanan, Prop. q
For Rent Sulo or ENchauec-The
. J. W, Gregg place in the southern
part Of town. Apply 10
n g.. : Parker
T j. r. Collier aud j. T.. Courville of
Mumlord we're visitors 20 Bryan yes
t,rIay. Mr. Collier thinks It pruba-
BILE hc will move TO this city next
year
T.. j. Fountain has sold 90 r. n.
Scale OF Bcuchloy the Cameron
ranch stock Of cattle. numbering
over two hundred head, at Sil.Oo
around.
/ r. j. Cuywood ON yesterday show
Jed TO the reporter a copy Ola very
ancient newspaper, the Boston Ga
lctto and Country Journal Of March
u, 100.
-. A. lIudghins ON yesterday
brought to the Eagle office mon
ster turnip ~ inches Ia circumfer-
ouce, IS inches In length, and weigh
ius llp pounds.
Have yau seen the new line Of ele-
gantly tailored trousers for spring
wear just placed on sale at Nor
woods? II not you are missing
something nice. Is
a tea will be given this afternoon
from 3 to p. IN. at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Parks, by the la
dies OF the Baptist church. Every
body invited to attend.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-01

kemmeror, Wyo, Feb 2S-Thc work
~ recovering the bodies Of the unfor.
tuuate men who persisted IN the Dia.
mondville mine Monday is being ener.
geticnlly prosecuted. Fire damp !, pour
ing out Of the sixth aud seventh levels.
compelling the men 10 abandon their
work. IL will be some time before the
search for bodies can be resumed. Only
D % the 80 bodies have been recovered
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-01

Carthage. Tex. Feb 2S The boiler
nt the mill of Prior Bros. about three
miles from hero. blew mp, instantly kin.
ing John Hawkins, tmcturing the skull
~ Claude Prior. and bruising a negro
The boiler aud engine are total wreck.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-01

New York, Feb. 2S-Pierpont Nor.
gan's commission for floating the steel
combine, is valued at 81, 100000, besides
one.fourth Of the underwriting syndS
Gates profits Of sJ0,0OO.O00.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-01

Knoxville. Feb 2S william Carroll
was removed from the intl NJ Athens
and taken to Chattanooga for fear Of
being lyuchcd Carroll wa, under ar
rest no Athens IN connection with the
mysterious disappearance NJ Zach Phil
liIS whose dead body va, found near
Afhgns
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-01

indianapolis. Feb y -Doroihy Oar.
ter identified the negro. Doo Reed.
brought here from New Castle. a. her
assailant. and a force OF deputies had
bard work keeping the prisoner from
being lyuChcd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-01

Moscow, Tex, FeI 2S-J VI. Mich.
olson who lives three miles west Of
town, was shot and killed. Family
trouble wa. the cause of the killing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-01
AUGUST HOVER

"lt Is q surprising fact" says
Prof Houtou. "that iu my travels Boo
an parts of tlc world. for the last
tcn years, have mot more people
hayIu. used Green's August Flower
than amy other remedy. for dy-pep-
sin, demugcd liver and stomach. aud
for constipation. find for tourists
and statesmen. or for persons filling
p.lico positions, whore headaches
aud general bad feelings from irrcg-
ular habit, exist, that Green, Au-
gust Flower d. % grand remedy. u
doe, not inlure toe system hy fire.
quaut use, and is excellent for sour
,tomnchs and Indigestion" sample
BOTTLES free 90 Wilsou-Jenkius Drug
Co. Sold by dealers in all civilized
countries. djan22-O2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-01

Why Premium Baking Powder il
the best made. II is made Of the
very highest grade of French Crystal
Grape Cream of Tarter and will, if
used according 10 directions. take
the place of butter milk aud soda or
will take the place of cream Of tartar
and soda for cakes and can boz used
iu place Of cream Of tarter for angel
food cakes We guarantee Premium
20 bee the best baking powder ever
made. n not entirely satisfactory
return empty can and get your muu-
cy back. BE sure 90 get Premium
Manufactured by the Potts Baking
Powder Co. For sale by John VI.
Lawrence & Co. and Cole Bros. d7tf
Mrs j. J. Adams, president of the
l.. $. Ross chapter of the Daughter,
of the Confcdemcy request, the En-
gle 90 announce that the members of
the chapterarc especially requested
TO meet with thc president Friday
afternoon at lo'clock.
PUBLIC HAULING hrve a
good wagon and team aud will do
all kinds Of hauling iu town or coun-
try at rca. enable rates. Apply 90 d.
d. Dawson 1t residence two blocks
east ~ courthouse. a.
DR.. j. ID. West will lecture to the
students Of the Allen Academy this
afternoon az 3 o'clock. His subject
will be-; "The use Of the Bible In an
Education" Everybody cordially
invited 10 attend.
The Merrie Wives are requested 10
meet with the president, Mrs. Tyler
lIaswcll Friday at 3o'clock p. IN.
for business meeting. Bring your
purses.
The Eagle is prepared to quote
low prices on engraved wedding in
vitations from n st. Louis house Of
the very highest standing, that does
thework Of very best class. n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-17

any other move VAL be made al the
meeting which Is called for Thursday,
August / is practically out Of the cues.
ton as the Overwhelming balance Of
the stock is IN the hands Of Hon. \, w.
McCune and G. l.. Rood, as administers
tor OF The estate Of the late r. G..
Chambers. Both these big blocks Of
stock Will be voted on the side OF con-
solidation and reorganization
Very little can be learned regarding
the plans for the future operation Of
the combined companies. Rumors are
rife TO the effect that the street ear
system Of this city Is very shortly to
pass into the hands of eastern capital
lists: this, however, cannot be verified
at this time owing to the stockholders
refusing TO discuss the matter
Attorney +, y. Critchlow. who repre-
sents the company, admits that a con-
solidation OF the properties viii be the
sequel TO the meeting. but beyond this
bare statement he Will not 60.
superintendent Read, Of the Salt
Lake company when seen this after
noon and asked several questions, had
the same stereotyped answer for
every one ut all depends upon what
the stockholders decide upon.
In the meantime a regular legal no.
tice has been issued to the stockhold-
ers Of the Salt Lake City street Rail
road company and the special gather
ing win be held Gt noon August /, In
the office Of the company in the Hooper
building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-17

Germ cutting continues some grain Is
rlpening Wwer is getting short.-Ed.
Newly.
Plateau. Sevicr--Warm during the
week light rain on the 9th, 10th ana
18th. Having has begun and the yield
will be nearly the average. The supply
Of irrigation water is below the aver
age,-W. II Schock
Emery, Emery-The first part of the
week was warm and sultry; scattered
showers occurred IN The valleys ana
general showers IN the mountains VIII
help feed the streams. Wheat and oats
are heading. New potatoes and peas are
plentlful-H. G. Wickman,
Mnersvlle, Beaver Showers on the
10th, giving o. inch Of precipitation.
Apricots We're not as badly injured by
frost as previously reported and are
getting ripe. Small fruits, peaches and
plums are plentiful; apples and pears
are above the average Early potatoes
are ready for the table.-George Rob-
erts.
Circlevllle. Piute--A few light show
ers. accompanied By high winds, during
the the week First crop Of lucern Is
nearly all stored Grain IL in need Of
water; yield VIII be llght--H. A Chat
fin
Torrey. Wayne Notwithstanding the
late spring fr0sts, the early fruit crop
Is good. and while the general crop may
be 4 lllils later than usual, IL promises
10 be- as abundant and as choice az any
previous year Haying is IN progress.
Warm weather cont nues the maximum
temperatures ranging from % degrees
to 100. IL. w. Cullum.
Tropic, Garfield "A few light showers
Apples, aprlcOts, peaches and plums
are above the average, small fruits are
below the average The first crop Of
iucern is gathered and made Hight
Yield The grain crop Is light and
wheat Is very smutty.-Joseph Hilton.
Coyote, Garied-A good growing
week; showers gave % inch Of precipi-
tatiOn on the 9Th and 10Th, An crops
are doing fine. Wheat Is In bloom. The
showers were very beneficial TO the
ranges. Plenty OF water Tor irrigation,
II j. Mccullough
81, George. Washngton-Stron
southwest gale on the afternoon OF the
10th, uprooted several trees and scat-
tered considerable fruit. Rain on 10Th
amounting to 40 nch--J. G. Bleak
Santa Clara, Washington-Very warm
and sultry; thunder showers, accom-
panied by high wind on the 10th Second
crop Of lucern is being cut, Grain Is
nearly all stacked John Grof
Mt Carmel, Kane-Very warm with
light thunder showers the first Of week
but not enough precipitation to do much
good Crops look well. Most Of the hay
is stored IN good shape. Much fruit was
blown from the trees last month and
the crop Is llglt.--R. MOncur.
l.. H. MURDOCH,
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-17

are almost hopeless. The New York
store, one OF the principal buildings
here, Is gone, ana the east side Of the
square Is now burning There Is practi-
cally no water"
Az !; 10 all communication with Mar
shall from Kansas City, both by tele-
graph and telephone was cut of and il
has been impossible to obtain definite
news on the fire. Just before the Chi.
cago 4 Alton office In this city lost their
wire at 1880 they received the following
from their Marshall operator;
The fire started in the New York
store at IL O'Clock and soon destroyed
that building. In less than an hours
time 1t destroyed that side Of the pub.
lie square, and has Just jumped across
the street. Aid has been asked from
Slater, and special train bearing Inc
fire lighting apparatus Of that city has
left for here.
No aid had been asked of the Kansas
city fire department up to O'Clock
For over a month not a drop Of rain
has fallen In or around Marshall Tn
temperature has remained at the 10
mark for ten days past. and everything
Is as dry as tinder All vegetation Is
literally burning up, Marshall is stu.
ated in Saline county which Is one
Of the richest grain growing counties
in the state.
l p. m.-The fire Is about under con.
trol. The following buildings with con.
tents have been destroyed:
New York store, Reas implement
store and many other buildings Loss.
100000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-17
"SEEDY" GETS A "WALKE".
A Tree Inspector DlseOurses on Spray
ing aud Its Necessity"

Union, July 18th. 1901.
Editor Deseret News.
You have given space IN your valu-
able paper to "Seedy' to air his griey-
ances.
The non-de-plume he has adopted
suits him better than his bapusmal
name C.. D. His great grievance
arises from the lack Of the county
commissioners TO send men 10 Poverty
Flat TO eXterminate the grasshoppcrs.
Seedy states there are thousands and
tens Of thousands of fruit trees, young
and old, which have never had a
glimpse Of a fruit Inspector. This is
a base falsehood. have paid this sea-
son three visits to these thousands and
tens Of thousands The can see all OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-17

them by looking over his fence They
are Kept In the best Of order ana does
Mr. Callahan, the manager of The Pi0-
uecr nursery. great credit Up to date
Of visiting ! have detected no Injurious
insects. but Seedy'E orchard is a men
zee 10 Il.
lie accuses the Inspector, Mr. John
Boyco, aud his deputies OF drawing
their salaries and neglecting their
duties, but honest Seedy does not
blame them" Tor such dishonesty.
Every honest man IN the land would,
( but a dishonest man would wink at
their actions. Seedy doesn't get mixed
up with such | waited on DR.. Raucher
and read 10 him a portiqn OF Seedys
letter. The doctor says he has taken
undue liberty with his name and that
Seedy mlsrepresents him. The doctor
often told me he believes IN spraying;
he Is an expert chemist and manufac-
lures his own spraying material.
have received much instruction from
the doctor for years,
Seedy says that he does not believe
In spraying Well from such an au
thority that settles the question. and
insect pests may now hold a jollfica-
ton
Every line Of his letter is an exhbl-
ton of his ignorance. Seedy sets him
SELF up against all the entomolOgsts
and h0ftlculturists OF the different eX
pertinent stations not only OF Ameri-
ca but Of Europe, who have spent the
best part OF their lives i'm the study
of plant diseases and insect pests
hope that Professor Close Of the Logan
college may see his letter and send him
Bulletin No. s. on the care OF the or
chard He may direct Il TO Seedy,
Union, salt Lake county, and he is sure
10 get H. Seedy says that he does
not believe In spraying There was a
time he did, and to show his smart
ness he sent a letter 10 the News
about two years ago u am not posi-
tive Of the date) headed, AN easy
way 10 spray without a sprayer,'
He advised taking bucket of spray
ing solution up the tree and with
whisk or stub OF an old broom sprin-
kle the tree. and this would be ALL
sufficient Just think OF Seedy up
tree with a bucket and whisk. Spray
lnp Is not yet understood by many.
am reminded Of a story Mr. &c told
at public meeting. He went into
an orchard where a man was spraying.
He asked the man what he was spray
ing for, the reply was. II am id II
I know. the law says l must spray and
am doing It.
Many men spray with Bordeaux mix
ture TO kin the codling moth worms,
and spray with Paris green to kill the
woolly-aphs
! would advise every man who owns
Il fruit tree to get the last Report of
the State Board of Horticulture. II is
a valuable work Your fruit tree in
spector will give II to you free.
beg a thousand pardons for taking
up so much space.
Yours respectfully,
THOS II. Wake,
Deputy Fruit Tree Inspector
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-17
RUSSELL WILL PLEAD GUILTY
The Statement is Made on High
Legal Authority.

New York, July lit is stated on
high legal authority in London that
Earl Russell win plead guilty to the
charge Of bigamy when his case comes
up before the house Of lords.
The London correspondent Of Tho
World says the earl has been advised
TO take this step and that II he follows
the advice the proceedings will be bHei
consisting simply OF a statement ioi
the prosecution and a plea IN eXteuuf'
ton by the defense.
Emphatic protests are heard against
the expensive trial rendered necessary
by the survival OF privilege when
peer is charged with felony, says
London dispatch 20 the Tribune. Some
of these press circumstances are prob-
ably caused by the difficulty OF secur'
ing seats when the court officials are
reservlng every available place for the
privileged classes. Not only viii the
state be involved IN a large expense
by the preparations for Earl Russell s
trial. but the judges of the kings bench
division viii be brought in from as.
size towns at great Inconvenience ana
the normal functions of the higher
courts will be temporarily suspended.
Many sensible people consider ina!
the game is not worth the candle ana
advocate an immediate alteration ID
the statutes 50 as TO render another
trial 10y peers for felony impossible.
The peeresses have claimed the seau
reserved for them, and there will De-
large muster Of peers. One peculiarly
Of this trial by a jury OF peers is ina,
several relatives Of Earl Russell WI
pass judgment upon him. There arr
so many anomalies that this is likely "
be the last trial Of the kind In hhs'
land.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-17
; JUDGE TIMM0Ny'S COURT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

T., r. Warner. a waiter, was accused
Of assaulting and beating his wife, Kit
ty Warner. He pleaded not guilty. but
Mrs. Beneiley and a Mr.. Butts each
testified that they saw Warner on East
Second South, slap Mrs. Warner in the
face. Warner said that he found his
wife In saloon and was taking her
home. He denied that he struck her
lie was fined $50. His wife pleaded
guilty to being intoxicated, but 1t being
her first appearance in court she was
discharged
James Storey was up in front Of the
railing for using abusive language to-
wards MI. Thomas Wheeler lie said
he was guilty with extenuating cir
cumstances. His story was that his
COWS got onto some land OF Wheelers
and the latter shut the animals up as
sesslng him an unreasonable amount
OF damages. Wheeler then presented
his side OF the case lie declared that
Storey called him numerous vile names
and said he would thrust his hands
into Wheelers body and pull his liver
out. He also called my old mother a
vile name and / want 10 say that she
was AlAN lllNNA iANhiN MNlll4ll that ever
trod on English or American soil. and
has worked all her life 20 scatter seeds
Of Christianity, She is now sleeping
In her grave. and to have her called
names is the worst ordeal / ever passed
through. At this the accused jumped
20 his feet and called the complainant
a liar Judge Timmony fined him $40
Thank YOU, said Storey.
Don't mention It, responded the
court
G. T.. Neville was unable TO explain
why he made an assault upon G. ]. II.
Van last evening. and was sent up for
ten days
The case of Bert De shazo larged
with the larceny Of some cuff buttons.
was continued TIL tomorrow.
The hearing Of George TAYLOR ac-
cused OF stealing q watch and three
rings from Miss Emma Peterson was on
when this report closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-17

the redemption Of $4,000 worth Of
county warrants. Tho warrants 20
he redeemed include the registered In
tcTest hearing series issued up to April
ith.
The Mayn6wcr Gold Mining & Mill
ing company Incorporated today with
capital stock Of $4,000 Tho directors
Of the new company are George W. -
Dorsey, president. j. @. Jacobs, wee
president; G.. r. Hudson treasurer
William w. Brown secretary, ana r.
b. Critchlow.
Twenty.elght more Of the 100000
January issue Of bonds came into the
city treasurer's office for redemption To-
day aud three Of the July issue OF
100000
The state board Of pharmacy is mold
ing It's regular quarterly examination
today Only one candidate has pre-
sented himself for examination. d, H.
Wightman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-17
PUTTING ON HOLIDAY GARB
Merchants Are Decorating for the
Coming Street Fair.

The business part Of the city Is begin
ming to take on a gala aspect in pre-
paration for the Merchants street Fair
and Carnival, which opens with appro-
pirate ceremonies, next Monday night
During today there has been a force Of
men at work on East Temple street
strlnging red rubber light covers, which
the street from side poles 20 center
poles Twenty Of these covers. which
are like Chinese lanterns, except that
they the minus the fantastic designs.
and are Of less perishabe material, are
on one string. and the effect from the
head OF the street Is very catchy In
each is an incandescent lamp. so ar
ranged that when the power is turned
on at night, the street will be suffused
In a red glow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-17
FEDERAL COURT.

John H. Jarvis. laborer Of this city
filed a petition for voluntary bank
ruptcy in the United States court this
morning His liabilities amount to 1896,
OF which S270 is unsecured. For assets
he has household goods valued at $685.
which he claims TO be exempt from
seizure.
John Butte. Of Mercur. guardian for
Minnie Butte filed suit for $4,000 VS.
the De Lamar Mercur mines in the
federal court this morning. He al
lcges that his daughter, Miss Minnie,
fell down a shaft belonging to the
defendant on MAY rs, 1900, severely In
juring herself He prays for judgment
In the sum Of Sl0000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-17

Following IL today's record OF real
estate transfers. made In the office Of
the county recorder up 10 o'clock THIS
afternoon:
TO-DAY.
Eliza Fairbourn ct al 20 William
Allmark. warranty deed acre
In northwest quarter 81 section
., township 2 south range J east
s.. L. meridian $500 b.. .,.4,., 10
Joseph Hansen and wife to +. F.
Schettler. warranty deed, acre
more or less in southwest quar-
ter, section lS,st0wnship 2 south,
range west, $. L. meridian % 700
FILED AFTER 3 p. NJ YESTERDAY.
Josephine z. Allen to Charlotte
A. Kelly, warranty deed. lot
5, block 4 and lot 8. block $,
Garden City, plat A. Lots ] and
2 block ., plat y, Haynes addi-
ton, Lot . block ~, plat a,
Garden city SURVEY CO.. ",".S 800
Administrators OF the Estate Of
Rowland II. WOOdmausee, de-
ceased, to Dorothy Kelley, adj
mnistrator's deed, east SO
feet ., inches by 50 feet, inches
from ilA feet east ana So feet,
4 inches south Of northwest cor
ner lot 2, block 60 plat A, 5.
l.. c. survey and mining prop
cry .,,.,, .. q. o., d. .t.,.,.,. /
William ii. Irvine and wife to
Central Investment CO., war
ranty deed, los /, ?, Il, Is, block
], EageWood auditor. Lots 8, Z,
q, block 2, anu an undivided
one-half interest in lots s. 9 and
10, block !, and lots ! TO %, 81 to
80, block 81 Lincoln Park..... 800
Salt Lake County TO August
Mattson, quit-claim deed, lots
10, 20 and II, block II, Terrace
Heights additiOn..,. e. .... ... Z
Edwin :. kearsley and wife 10
Joseph NJ. kearsley, warranty
deed, lots Is and 10, block l,
East Park. 81. .a...... 800
Central Investment Co. to Joseph
Y. McNafy ana Sophrona j,
Elliott, trustee, warranty deed,
undivided one-half interest In
lots 10 q, block B. Lincoln
Fark .a d. ., co.. ........ 400
Elizabeth James to Henry Phipps,
Qult-claim deed east 72l5 feet
north 0S feet from 100 feet north
Of southwest corner lot g. block
6S. plat A, ). J.. G.. survey .,... 3i2
Elizabeth James ct al by Referee
10 Henry Phipps, deed, same as
next above. d, . .......,. 5000
Salt Lake County to Josiah Bar
nett, quit-claim deed, part Of
section %. township north.
range / west. S. L. meridian . 81
Salt Lake City corporation to
Carrie Moore Gray. warranty
deed, lot 8, Capitol subdivision. 40