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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24
NOW AN INVENTOR.
csrnsiIus Vanderbilt working on . New
boiler for Locomotives.

csrnsIIu. Vanderbilt working ON = New
boiler for Locomotives.
New Haven, Feb 23.-Having invent
ed II fire box for locomotives which Is
proving a great SUCCESS, Cornelius Van
derbilt is now ut work ON new form
Of boiler, mult.tubular, which promises,
he says, to work revolution in boiler
making and construction.
"My inventions have Just begun, he
said 10 AN audience Of students aud pro-
fessors from the Sheffield Scientce school.
II am now working ON ~ multi'tubulai
boiler regard the possibilities Of this
as very great Within few years 1t
will b. in general use Within "A few
years II will be- in general use Within
year hope 10 appear before you and
give you practical demonstration Of
IT, possibilities aud Of my ideas ON the
subject.
1T appears 10 bo very remarkable,
be added, "thnt ~ few improvement
have been made in the patterns o
boilers since the days Of Stephenson
There is plenty of room for NOR
changes In the construction and many
changes are likely 20 be- made in tbs
next few days
Mr.. Vanderbilt spoke under the au
spices of the engineers club. Practica
men who heard him say his ideas ar
sound. They expect great things 9
him as an inventor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24
MONROE EDGE LAND ! RENTAL agent
HIS PROPERTY 70 SUIT ALL.

Two lots with iroom hous- garden and Other
Improvements, close 20 Main street. fro- isD.
Good RON house, = lots -hsis, stables
nett - Ino. Lawrence. Price rom.
Large hotel or boarding house. or Will ren1
Tor t0nOO year, bargain Tor sthph'
Vacant block No ~ In western pari o. city,
-oaresl vacant block " Main street. lHoa onAl
5000
Good room house. sheds eto. 10 northern
part Of city, Price tr0u
Large dwelling west q md adjoining Lem
Hall, large barn and all other necessary Improve
msnts Tor SOU.
Two lots with room house near Alsn Aoad'
envy. banSis FOR tSnb.
F1ve lots, new, neatly finished ,roomy cottage
on College street Price G5oh
Seven lots, ; room house, closets, garden
and other improvements on College street frioe
only sllOW
l., block. room house, I galleries, pantry
oath room, water works, electric lights, good
orchard, etc. torSlDOW
80 lots Joining Jef Franklin. Price 500 10
Eight lot. near Allen Academy; price ssoO'
! Three blocks known - city park IN western
part Of city; price so 0O per block.
Two lots with room house, waterSorss, out
houses, etc. in southern part u olty price w.
At welborn cae nicely finished house with
servants house cistern well and other improve
ments; price 80 ~. One BsofcAoahe bi'''" -
storrhogsn 5000
Al Calyert-4 good nev houses are renting
for tai2 N ayear. will trade Tor Bryan property
or sell Tor 5000
Al Rurten-One good new room house
harms stables, flne we'll, hen house BLOCK
ground with lAVless store, all Tor SD1D'
Country Property 30 acres on WIon cree
q miles northeast N BRYAN, i0O acres 10 cultiHa
ltlon with good pasture 500 per acre.
20 sores umb-rad land on Bryan road u
Crimes county will sell cheap.
20 acres 4 miles west o. Bryan, 20 acres
cultivation, ~ acres in pasture; price 'flul
40 acres land near Horgan's gin price 500
One RON house, wells, barn vorth S0O
= good orchard. with Bacre farm niles Ncs1 {
Bryan price lan0
a. acres one mils north OF Bryan with good
room house. we'll cement cistern, large bar
sheds, etc fOr sUp.
= A good so acre farm on WHOM creek vi
} sell cheap
/. n YOU hay. property 20 sell A. reufonlb
4 figures, call on me- n you are thinking VI uu
ing don't fan 10 see me.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24
.mur.a.ion over the stat,

-.-. IMPRESSION over the state
that this act will take effect At once.
such ssem. ~ have been the impression
among the members Of the legislature,
for IL WAS urged that the bill be prompt
ly pAAsed - had "a the diploma and
certificate mills" The act, however,
will not take effect for many days.
The act provides that the governor
shall appoint the members Of the three
examining boards ON May 10 following
his Inauguration. As the act cannot
take effect until after May ~ Of the
current year these boards cannot be ap
pointed until May TO- 1903, that Is, on
May 10 following the Inauguration o.
the governor.
The senate debated the industrial
school bill al Friday forenoon and q
1905 adjourned abruptly ~ Tuesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24

Two lots and old broom house N
southwest part Of town. Price iSOO.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24
BELIEVED A FUGITIVE.
II. Italian Murdered st Chicago Wa
Wanted In New York.

New York, Feb. 2S.--It is believed
that the Italian known as di Giovanni
murdered in Chicago Oh Thursday last
was Raphael Yacopetto, who was want.
ed here on the charge Of felonious as
sault with u razor on Giuseppe de Maoi,
al Italian laborer during row in 8
saloon on Jan. IL,
Raphael Yacopetto slAshed de Mac
across the face aud neck. The blood
almost blinded de Maci hut he pulled 3
revolver aud fired six shots One OF
these killed Dominick Iaoopetto, RIA
phaels brother De Maci was terribly
injured but was taken 10 hospital
where be- recovered lie Is now in the
Tombs charged with the death Of Domi
nick IacOpetto.
Raphael Yacopetto esc,-pcd aud de
tectiyes have been ON the lookout fol
him ever since.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24
/. &. q. n. Excursions.

MARLIN. TeXus-All year ENcur-
sion tickets one and one-third ga
fare for round trip, limit 30 days.
World famous hot wells, natural
snnitoriun and health resort.
Low excursion rates will be- made
for all the above occasions.
Ask ticket agents for particulars
.ns Ia Rntes. Dates sale etc, or write
,n II. j. PRICE.
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Palestine, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24
Geraen,. roeLst nook Found.

Chicago. Feb. pa large pocket
book, containing number of railway
passes, checks aud other valuable paper,
IN General John b Gordons oyercoat
stolen from the Grand Pacific hotel last
week, has reached the hotel under
cover OF one cent wrapper and w,ta
10 one cent postage due stamps pasted
In tue corner. Except for small
amount Of paper money and n few
checks, nothing apparently had boon
taken from the pOcketbOOk.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24

Five lots and new cottage on Col.
lege rpad. Stable, garden, etc. Price
,i2OO; terms reasonable.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24
Save zoo by Buying

McGeo's sc Chill Cure Is n purga-
tive; you need no other. Largest bot
tie for tho money and Is guaranteed
to cure or money refunded. Ask your
druggist for McGee's 26c Chill Cure,
TagtelC5s,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24
MONROE EDGE. LAND AGENT
w. II. LAWRENCE
Dentist....
OFFICES-Front rooms up stairs
over Ila.well's book store, Bryan.

PUBLIC HAULING-I have a
good wagon and team md will do
all kinds Of hauling in:,own or coun-
try al reasonable rates. Apply TO d.
u. Dawson st residence two blocks
east Of courthouse. AZ
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24

London, Feb 23.-A rumor that D.
Wet has been captured was put Ia cir
culation again ON stock exchange, bu.
no confirmation Of the report could b.
IbtNlned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24

Dysrsbugg, Tenn, Feb. % Mayor
Foulkes wa, advised by letter that a.
delegation wa, coming from Moline
Ills. 70 investigate the recent lynching
mere. The mayor promptly cremated
rim lnfI.r
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24

Two and one-half lots near Allel
Academy. Price 500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24
To The Public.

This is to give notice that no re-
ceipt for money due and no purchases
or orders made on account OF the
Rrynn Water, lee, Light and Power
plnnt will be recognized, unless sign
ed or made by J. n. Cole, treasurer,
or by the superintendent, W. H.
Herman.
= pRyAV w. =. 4 p. co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.

serious thunder Made 10 tire Mn Passed
to Regulate Practice - Medicine.
Austin. Feb. 23.-The governor thai
approved the bill 10 regulate the prac.
Me- of medicine in Texas. There seems
10 be . geurrs'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-24
What arePrenniiurn Stamps

They premium by the following esuns Her-
line Of trade to induce
purchase and
Of collected the customer penltu 20 pes me
useful article NAue
by ule
esofc purchases
thereof When
full
according to value premium. OF
fort
three essential things tN f
a
ndy
the wheh
IN Premium
induced
collection stamps IN
method " soliciting business
following merchants Tor stamp
fu
do not hesitate purchases from them In their d
farauff uaas
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-26
THE ROUNDER.

Christmas VISA here yesterday and for
couple of weeks before the great majority
Of people kept a close watch upon the
show windows and cases for two pur-
poses; to see what he should buy for the
other fellow and to see what the other
fellow should buy for him. The Round
er was not ia on this deal for various
reasons, one of which was that she
couldn't ante and another because he
had no partners and as result he con
sid9rs the game crooked. How absurd
it is to see a group of sensible looking
we'll dressed children shouting and
laughing at the autics of furry Santa
Claus as he distributes gaudy presents
from shining glittering tlee when that
same Santa Claus might be giving them
sound lecture upon mythology versus
theology to the confoundiLg Of the for
mer or using the tree as a sample lesson
IN botany. It that common mechanic
had not got his first box of tools off the
Christmas tree he might have, Nth his
clever brain, grown up shrewed sepcu
lator or a.first class confidence man and
made his living easily. If parents, in,
stead of giving their children presents at
Christmas, would give them lecture
on morality and if, like the Datchman' &
kids "they looked damn" lick them for
it, as soon as they would grow up they
would pull out and the parects would be
rid of the useless Drats. The state might
have to take care of them, but the etate
IN afford it,
In grown up people the custom is still
more pernicious in the opinion of the
Ronnder Two men little more than
strangers have standing dispute, ore
gets Christmas present from the other
and situation that might have deye.,
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-26
A Russian Horatius.

while the British and Russian troops
confronted each other at the railway
siding in Tien Tsin the Russian general
is said to have called for volunteers to
hold the switch. The result is told be-
lowl
Up spake the Russian general,
Ia ringing tones cried he:
"Now, who will stand at my right hand
And guard the track with me?"
The serried columns murmured
Beside the Tien Tsn switch,
When straight there rose before the
foes
The form of IVAN Popoloffosedev-
losoffitivitch.
Beside the Russian general,
All straight he stood aud proud,
And like the breeze mid bending trees,
His name swept through the crowd.
Uncertain stood the Britons.
Not knowing which was whicn,
And sthere were those with trickling
nose
At sight of Ivan Popoloffosedevalovo
soffltiSitch.
Now write his name in marble,
Within the Hall of Fame,
But ere you do be sure that you
Build an L to the same.
And up and down the hallway,
Through the curve and bend and
niche,
Let there repose in future glows
The name sof Ivan opolotfosedeva-
losotfitivitch
Baltimore Am ,rican
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-26
How Longbaugh was Captured.

The arrest of Longbaugh was accom-
plished with considerable skill. 1t re
quired six men to doit. 1t was delicate
operation, for the robber has killed
dozens of men and has again and again
fought his way out of the clutches of the
police. Six detectives went hunting for
him. His capture is described as follows
by one of the detectives:
1--WE figured that the man might be
around the union station. | was cat
Twentieth auc Chestnut streets W hen l
saw Garage drive by. Ig-t glimpse
of my man through the glass door |
saw that he fitted the description. The
carriage drove 50 rapidly that could
not keep up with It. But | got a good
look at the rig. I went to the station.
but could not see my carriage. l went
back to Chestnut street and saw the
vehicle going west. 1t stopped in front
of Manley's sa loon and my man went in
and got drink. got good look at
him this time and saw that he fitted the
description exactly, followed the car
riage and saw it stop in front of sshouse
at 200). The maD entered. just at
this time the other detectives came
along. l related what had occurred and
we planned his capture. We all entered
the house We located our man ia the
middle parlor. Detective Shevlin and
! feigned intoxication and we staggered
iuto the room. | yelled, L am drunk,
butaI am good fellows! He was taken
in Ey this and in a second we were upon
the man. Before he had a chance to do
a thing / caught him by the wrist ana
jerked his revolver from his hip pocket.
Detective Shevlin had done the same
thing with his left side We threw the
muzzles of his own guns in his face aud
10y this time all of the rest of the officers
were upon him. He had no charce to
resist and we had him before he knew
it."
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-26
Treasurer of Teton County.

oped into good healthy quarrel has
been ruined forever; the beau presents
the belle with something and it looks
like she worked" him for it; the brother
presenss the sitter With something and
it strengthens family ties that a good
manly fellow ought to be ashamed Of.
Last but not least why should those re-
grets be caused, that men have when
looking at presents received from friends
whose hands when last they clasped
were cold as clay.
Surprising the Rounder would go to
church and change hls opinions he would
do this presenting business in whole
sale and systematic way. He would buy
a baby carriage, to run between Cut
Bank and Dupuyer,-a little box of
colored crayens and First lessons in per
spective--a theological primer-First
lessons i'll Chemistry phamphlet on
the Advantages of Insurarce-the song
what is Home Without MOther"-the
parody, the Girls that left nae Behind
the story the Fate of the Kodak Fiend--
book How to Earn Money without
Working First Ruleg of Slough-A
Compendium to Stock Specializing the
song Ny Wife and We Live Alone
several copies of the song Mind Your
Own Business, take sthem to Dupuyer,
hang them on the Christmas tree and let
Santa Claus give them to whom he saw
Tit.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-26
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER TETON County, MoNT.
CHorEAu. MoNTANA. D cember 23rd. 1901

County,
CHoTEAU, MONTANA, cembe
Notice hereby the foregoing list the
delinquent
opposite
together
paid which such lien viii
in
All remaining due and
unpaid Monday February
0 by suits a by law
Given under m handth his O Decemb
JOHN GORDON,
Treasure ROT County.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-26

Herald, Della
Holmes, Thomas
Hughes, Fdw
Joiner John
Jones and Stretch
kingsbury. n. NJ.
Ia Brache, Dave
Isud wig, II. w.
Murray, Jasper
Mclean, Thomas
Nelson, II. ii,
Parrott, w. ".
Playle, IL. =.
Rupert. K. H.
Ste 1enson, +. M.
Thompson Bro,.
Vail, j. M.
Wagnild. o.
Whaley, Otis p.
Villa ms. c. W.
Wolf, +. II.
Embody, NJ. H.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-26

For a glass of Bohemian beer or q firss
class cigar, call at the Q. & L. No:aing
but the best kept in stock,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-04
SENATOR ff'LAURTN VIII
KEEP HIS SEAT.
Accepts Suggestion of Governor of South
Carolina and Withdraws Resignation.

Columbia, s. C.. June Ex-Governor
IcSweeney today received a Iatter
from Senator AIcLaurin, in part as fol
lows:
My Dear sir-Your letter d the 81st
of May. in which you decline to accept
my resignation as United States sena-
tor, is received. appreciate fully the
force of the reasons given by you and
the effect upon the people of the state
of a heated and strife-p producing con-
test for United States senator this year
For the sake of the peace, prosperity
and happiness of the people of this
state [ am willing to hold on to my
commission as United States senator,
and to continue to serve the state as 1
have done in the past, to the best Of nay
ability
But in retaining my seat IN the sen
ate 1 will not consent to be hanGi-
capped or bossed by any one claiming
a right to judge my motives and &C
tons I propose to exercise my judS-
ment on all national questions under
the influence of a high sense of re-
sDonsibility to the people, and 10 work
for the upbuilding of the political and
material interests of the state. recog-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-04

nize fully my accountability to the SOW
ereigu people. and am always ready to
give a strict account Of my official acts
TO them.
After declaring that Joint debate
would obscure disputed points by Bit
rness and personalities, the senator
continues.
"All that have claimed is this right
OF the people and my right TO. enighuen
them on these questions whenever
called upon. In my effort to do this j
was fnterfered with by the senior sen
stOr who affirmed that my doctrines
were political heresies and hurtful TO
the people. NY wish is that all public
questions may be freely and fully dis
cusSed before the people, and / viii be
content to abide by their decision upon
them.
I'm conserving to hold on to my COM
mission J. wish it to be understood that
it is in response to your patriotic an
peal that it is for the good of the state,
and not because / feared tCS 90 before
the people and discuss with the senior
senator or others the national issues Of
the day. / am public servant OF the
people. and it is my duty and pleasure
always to promote their interests In
every way can
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-04
MRS. F1'KINLEY TAKES A
TURN FOR THE BETTER. |
More Cheering News Given Out By Physicians
From the White House.

Washington, June Slope of slow
Improvement in Mrs. McKinley's con
dition was held out by the attending
physicians after an hours consuita-
ton this morning. in which DR.. Will
lam Osler of Baltimore Joined. Dr.
Osler is a professor in the medical
department of Johns Hopkins college
and has a national reputation as a
diagnOstician.
The result Of the cOnsulta tfOn is con-
sidered encouraging. Mrs. Mckinley
had a comfortable night after a rather
bad day yesterday and DR.. RiXey did
not arrive at the White house until g
o'clock this morning Shortly after 10
o'clock he was joined by Surgeon Gen
eral Sternberg and DR.. Johnston and
a little later by DR.. Osler, who had
been summoned from Baltimore. They
remained in consultation until II
o'clockand fifteen minutes later Secre-
tary CortelyOu gave out the following
sta tement:
''Drs. Rixey, Sternberg and John
Ston were Joined by DR.. Osler Of BaIti-
more in consultation at 10 a. m and
report that Mrs. Mckinley's condition
is as favorable as could be expected.
There is no immediate apprehension
and slow Improvement is looked
for"
The statement that there is no i'm
minent apprehension, coupled with the
expectation for slow Improvement,
caused some relief to the many anX-
fOus inuuirers who called at the White
House for news from the sick room
Secretary Hay called on his way to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-04
SHOT AND KILLED
WOMAN HE LOVED

Chicago. June edward Forshay Of
Kansas City, an actor and assistant
mar Cger of theatrical companies to-
night shot and killed Miss Edna Stokes.
an actress. whose home is at Sedalia.
Mo, and with whom he was deeply in
love. FOrshay claims to have met Miss
Stokes in st. Louis six years ago. when
they were both playing an engage
ment The couple played ia different
cities Of the country until last fall,
WREN they came 70 Chicago and be-
playing at the Victoria theatre.
Forshay originally intended to take
ms life after killing the woman. for
upon his person when he was arrested
were letters bidding farewell to his
mother in Kansas City and another to
Chief Of Police 'NeilI of this city
The couple hau engaged in a desper-
ate quarrel three days ago and For
shay is said to nave beaten the actress
badly. cutting her head in two places.
Miss Stokes gave orders To the pro-
prietor of the Vernon hotel at which
she was stoppins, that Forshay should
rot be admitted to her presence. and
although ne called there twice during
the early part of the evening, he was
compelled 90 leavelby the attendant
Later he called and the proprietor
told him that ne could wait in the par
Tor where Miss Stokes would see him
She came down from her room and the
couple talked for about ten minutes.
when FOrshay suddenly drew a re-
Volver and fired two shots. one pass
ing through the right lung and the
other close to the heart She died al
most instantly. After killing the wom-
an tOrShay ran from the building but
was pursued and captured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-04

the state department to inquire and
Ambassa dor Can'bOn came personally
to offer to the president his sympathy
and hope for Mrs. Pr t[inley's early
restoration TO health.
The president was distinctly more
cheerful after the physicians had an
nOunCed the result Of their COnsulta-
ton and about 11:30 went out for a
stroll through the White House
grounds.
At 1880 O'Clock the president and Or.
Rixey went out for a drive. Among
those who called during the day to
inquire about Mrs. Mckinley We're Ad-
mirai and Mrs. Dewey. Assistant Sec
rotary and Mrs. Hill, Mrs. John Rus
sell Young, Admiral Van Reypen, Mrs
Charles Emory Smith and Mrs. J. D.
Long.
DR.. Rixey, after remaining in the
White House for nearly three hours
tonight. said that there had been no
change in the condition of Mrs. Nc
Kinley. At II o'clock she was resting
Comforta bly,. The complaint which
manifested itself while Mrs. Mckinley
was away from washington. and
which has so seriously Slapped her
strength, has been checked, but its eff
feet has been to leave her in z very
weak condition
At the White House tonight there
is a slight increase in cheerfulness and
the hope is expressed that Mrs. Nc
Kinley viii again gives evidence Of the
remarkable vitality which she has dis
played heretofore. There viii be an
other consultation Of the physicians in
the morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-04
no NEWS FROM KITCHENER
London War Office Makes No Effort
to AlIay Public Uneasiness.

London War Office Makes No Effort
to Allay Public Uneasipess.
London, June 3.-The war Office is
making no effort to alIay the public
uneastness occasioned by the scanti-
ness of the news from South Africa
Nothing has vet come through to IL
Illuminate the VIadfontefn affair, the
only dispatch on the subject since the
first official announcement being a
three-line message from Lord Kitchen
er, issued this morning, giving three
additional masses of officers killed.
Details just received of the relief or
Zerust by General A1ethuen eshow that
the town was practically sieged for
several months and that its food sup
ply was short
a. dispatch from Pretoria announces
that the cCnstabulary have captured
Abram Malan, son-in-law of the late
General JOubeTt. Malan was an ener-
getic, progressive politician before the
war and since It began he has been
very active against the British and has
filled several important commands. in
eluaioS that Of t'ie-srsbuTgi until the
British OeCCpIed the place.
The war G--ce TEsrGe The following
announcement tonight. An the infor-
nation received from Lord Kitchener
respecting recent engagements in
South Africa has been communicates
to the public.