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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-30

"G'way, Woman G,wayw
ear will be worse, and it won't do any
good to RAISE row with peddler.
He's got ncense."
is man licensed to whoop and yell
and roar like that?" demanded Mr..
Bowser. IF he is. then I'll move out
of this town tomorrow If not, I'll
make him wish he'd never been born.
Just hear him, will you? I'll bet a
hundred to one that he knows l have
the earache and is yelling for spite.'
Please be quiet and come along to
bed. The man won't stay more than a
minute longer"
mo, you bet he won't! I'm going to
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
M'KlNLEY AND OlAZ.
II 4. Proposed for the Two to Meet At
- ra.n In May.

III Paso, Tex, Jan when Prcs.
dent Mckinley reaches n Paso in May
on his way to California, he will, in all
probability, havean opportunity Of shak.
ing hands with the chief executive Of
the Mexican republic across the bound.
aIy line that divides the United States
from Mexico.
4 telegram received here from Con.
grcssmm Slnyden Of Texas gave assur.
ancc that Mr. Mckinley would pass
through n Paso on the westward trip
and citizens NJ once interested them.
selves in preparing suitable reception
for him.
Il was decided among other thing.
that IL would be- appropriate To invit,
President Diaz Of Mexico, to visit III,
northern border Of his dominions at
that time 10 meet and greet President
Mckinley in the center Of the national
bridge that spans the Rio Grande river
marking the boundary line between
this country and Mexico.
Mexican officials are confident that
President Diaz will accept the inyi
tatlOu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
The Bestiiihe Cheapest.

Waco, Texas, Nov. :, 1900
The Potts Baking Powder Co
Waco, Texas
Gentlemen have been using
your Premium Baking Powder for
the past six months to the exclu
sion Of all other Baking Powders.
! have been large consumer OF
Baking Powder for the past ten
years, during that time at large
number Of places in the western
country, and have used all kinds
of Baking Powder, and am better
satisfied with your powder than
any that / have ever used, anc
would recommend il to every on
wishing pure and wholesome
Baking Powder with great leaven
ing qualities.
am most respectfully,
SAM KEE,
Prop ST. Charles Restaurant,
% Waco, Texa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
FURTHER PROGRESS.
Cotton Manufacturing Ia the soash sam
Coatinuss 10 Improve.

Baltimore. Jan. 5.-Progress made by
the south in cotton manufacturing dur
ing the past 10 years Is likely TO be du
plicated during the next 10 years II Ger
tain conditions are met The outlook
in this direction is discussed az length
In this weeks issue Of the Manufactur
er's Record by Dr. Charles W. Dabney
formerly assistant secretary Of agricul
ture. now president Of the University
of Tennessee. and recognized AS an au
thority In matters affecting the indus
trial and agricultural advance Of the
south.
In his PAPER he contends that undu,
weight should not be- given natural re
sources. but that the people who must
convert them into wealth must also b,
considered. Among the natural 70
sources he reckons the soil and climate
Of the south. the best in the world foi
the growing Of cotton. its water powel
from rivers 10 be- used directly oi
through electric transmission, abundant
coal from 1900 miles Of workable
fields, Of which less than 1900 square
miles have been developed up 10 the
present time. and an equable climat,
In which are the desired conditions foi
the most refined kinds Of cotton manu-
featuring. lie finds that 10 these nat
uml resources must he added an intelli
gent and reasonably cheap labor largely
made up Of young people.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
WRECKED ON A REEF.
Steamer Goes Down aud Only On,
Makes His Escape.
FORTY LIVES LOST.
The Chief Engineer Washed Ashore or
an Overturned Boat Full News
OF the Wreck Has Not Yet
been Received Here.

San Francisco, Jan. 5.-The steamer
Iaqua which left this city Friday after
noon for San Diego was wrecked lat,
Friday night ON Duxbury reef just out
side Golden Gate and all ON board with
the single exception Of Chief Engineei
Burrill, who was washed ashore ON an
overturned boat after being in the
water two hours, are believed to have
persisted.
The lagua sailed from Eureka seyera
days ago for San Pedro and put in her,
20 land some passengers, as soon a.
that duty had been attended TO Captain
Basch put TO sea again. How the dis
aster occurred Is not known but there
was heavy swell ON outside the heads
and it is probable the unfortunate YES
scl, drifting too near the reef in the
haze that oyersprcad the water and
was thrown upon the rocks by the
swell.
She is total loss She had between
30 and 30 passengers aboard.
Chief Engineer Burrill reached the
shore and tclcphonod William G.. Mu
gan. representative Of Dolbcr and Car.
son, agents for the vessel in this city
saying the steamer was in distress and
asking for assistance. Tugs at one,
| for the scene Of disaster.
1t is reported from Point Reyes that
the vessel has gone TO pieces and as M
more boats came ashore the prcsumP
tion is that 30 or 80 people known &,
] have been ON the boat were drowned
OF course It is possible other boats may
have landed their passengers at som,
point where IL is not possible TO com
municate with the city quickly and il i
also possible that rcscuing tugs ma!
have arrived ON the scene in time I,
pick some up.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
CARS CHINESE POLICY.
will vasats Msaehur1. Jas, e sesa =,
"a IL Practicable.

New York. Jan. a spcf nj to the
Herald. from Washington says;
Your correspondent has obtained cop
ies Of important decrces, issued by the
Gar Of Russia. which 20 10 show that
the Sc. Petersburg government cOntem
plates no departure from the policy OF
evacuating Manchuria a. soon as cir.
cumsianoes permit. These DEGREES,
which are in the form Of instructions &c
military and naval commander, further
show that the Gar has ceen strenuous IN
his orders to avoid looting or illtreat
ment Of the inhabitants Of the territory
occupied by his troops.
One telegram sent by the minister Of
war TO General Grodikoff commanding
the Russian troops in Manchuria. reads
Ellis imperial majesty orders me &c
send you the following instructions
His majesty's desire is not only that
thera should BE- no annexation Of Chi
nese territory 10 Russia, but as has been
published in the official communication
on Sept. /, that our troops should later
h. recalled. from Manchuria II there be
no hindrance thereto by the course pur
sued by the powers. In accordance
with this imperial decision you will dc
what l. possible to bring the military
operations IN Manchuria 20 speedy
end
at present Russia principal object l.
completion uf railway we are building
Your efforts must be- directed TO helr
this work and guard the workmen. The
Russian administration must not be in.
troduced in the territory occupied by
our troops You will assure the popula.
ton. remove their fears and bring them
back 20 their ordinary occupations IN
time Of peace See that the soldier,
commit mo- violence upon the mhabi
tants after the last shot of the hattie
Life. honor, property and customs OF
the natives must be- sacred to th,
treefs."
I The czar had many weeks bcfor,
wired this order % Admiral AlcXien
"Strictcst discipline. irrrpruachabl'
internal order respect for the peaceful
citizen, compassion for the enemy an,
guard for the property you have cap
turcd."
This order has been followed in al
cases by General Grodkod and Admin
Alcxien
Information received in official quar-
ters here Is 20 the effect that the in
structions rs given above have bcei
carefully observed. reports current her
that because Of the recent decree issue,
by Russian officials Of Manchuria seem
ing 10 protoctornto over that Chimes
province the United States might as
the ST. Petersburg government an ca
plicit explanation Of It's purpose. $
far rs can he ascertaincd officials her
have no such purpose.
Other reports asserted that this GOV
eminent had sounded or would sound
European powers with reference 10 Ru,
sia's conduct in northern China IL
stated cmphatically here that no neg,
tiations are In progress respectful
China. except those IN Pckin
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06

Tcrre Hautc. Jan Miss Addie
Reeves. aged rs, ha, filed suit for 5000
damages against Daniel Smith, q pros
porous ncighbor farmer who failed Ia
appear when all the guest were present
at the Reeves home to witness the wed.
ding Miss Reeves alleges that they
were 10 have been married Dec. II and
and that Smith asked a postponement "a
Dec. 30 Miss Reeves purchased heI
wedding garments and sent invitations
tofriends and relatives for miles around
and they filled the house. When Smith
failed 10 arrive, messenger was sent
20 his home and returned with u curt
message from Smith that he no longer
loved Miss Reeves and that it would b,
wrong to marry her Smith Is 50 year
old.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
CounterfeIler. Arre.led.

Washington, Jan. 5.-Onicials Of the
secret service Of the treasury depart.
mont under direction Of Chief Wilkie,
have made a number Of highly impor'
tant arrests in New York. For at least
two months the secret service peopl,
have been at work 20 discover the max
crs Of a large number Of silver counter.
felt coins, mostly quarters and halves,
which were being freely circulated in
New York City. The result has been
that Pho Paris and several companions,
All Italians, were arrested and are now
In Jail awaiting the action Of the Unit
cd States commissioner
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
NOT YET GIVEN UP.
Photographers WIN Figh, tho strike DE.
spite Gloomy Prospects.

spite Gloomy Prospects.
81. Louis, Jan. 5.-Spcaking Of the
dispatch from Chicago In which IL wns
declared that trouble, threatening the
dissolution Of the Order Of Railway Tel.
cgraphors, have grown out Of the Santa
Fe strike, Chief Clerk Quick, in charge
Of affairs at headquarters during the
absence Of President Dolphin and Score.
try Pcrham. said:
"Our order is about 1900 strong and
even II 500 are dropped ~ reported, it
will not make much difference. We
have organized five divisions in the last
few weeks. Most Of them in the east.
II men have refused 10 obey the strike
order they will have charges to confront
in their respective lodges and II found
guilty they will be- expelled We called
OF the strike, II is true, but il was moi
n victory for the railroads On the con
trnry, the contest has only just begun
Nearly all our members at small town.
are agents for the railroad as well
Wherever there is a competing line Il
is very easy for the agent TO sell a ticke
over the rival line and also route freigh
that way. II will quickly bring tn,
road to terms. simply say this q
show that our resources have not beeI
exhausted"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
Americans Captured.

Manila, Jan. 5.-Private George II
Ray, of engineer corp, and his assistant,
Private Lyons Of company X, fifth in.
fantry, five scouts aud two native 20.
liccmen, have been captured while on
their way 10 Batac. by the insurgents
On receipt Of the news the American
column was despatched against the Fill
ipnos, but failed to oyortake the party
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06

Los Angeles, Jan. 5.-"My only pol
icy will BE- b conduct the railroad ON
business basis, said Charles NJ.
Hayes Of the Southern Pacific in an in.
teryiew. II shall endcavor 10 80 direct
matters as to BE- fair to all parties and
communities. There may BE- some diff.
ference Of opinion as 10 what is fair,
but will do my best. The Southern
Pacific will cndeayor to give every
point everything Co which it Is entitled
The great terminal at Galveston will be
completed a. it is Indispensable"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
STORM AsATEO.
sIy Engine. Under Drin OF snow Pour.
teen Feet nigh.

Ashland, ore, Jan. with the cX.
ccption Of Sisson, Cal, whore il is still
showing, all in the track Of the great
mowstorm that has been raging IN
northern California and southern ore.
gon since New Years night, report AN
abatement of the fury Of the storm
The blockade on the Sacramento d.
vision Of the Southern parifc south Of
Duusmuir wa, raised Friday night Six
engines are ia drift over o. feet decr
within two mile cut ON the northern
side ~ Siskiyou mountain few miles
south OF here
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06

Washington, Jan Captain r. d.
Evans, who commanded the battlcshir
Iowa during the war with Spain, is AN
applicant for sea duty. As tho com
mander Of the battlcship Illinois ha.
not becn selected, Captain Evans is eli
gblc for duty on board thi, vessel. II
Is understood, however, that Secretary
Long is considering the ACCESSIBILITY oI
giving this assignment 10 a junior OH
Ger. Captain Evans may be- Rear Al
miral Schlcy's successor In command %
the South Atlantic station.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06

Poplar Bluff. Mo-, Jan. SIT Is re-.
ported that negroes in the southeast.
crn part ~ the county, who We're sub
jocted TO whitecap outrages last week
ARE arming themselves and organizing
20 protect their homes law abiding
citizens Of the county ARE ondeayoring
20 quiet the approhensions Of the ne
gTOcs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
EXECUTION IN CHINA.
Governor Of shan 81 Pays Tor Numbering
Tiny Missionaries.

Paris. Jan. 5.-The foreign office is
advised from Shanghai, under date Of
Jan 3, that advicc- from Sien Fu con.
firm the reports Of the execution Of Iu
Hsicn. former governor of Shan 81,
guilty of massacreing 80 missionaries
whom hc bad invited 20 accept his pro.
lection ON Dec 10. by order II the dow.
ager empress.
Prince Tuan is still at Ninghia
There are 10000 Chinese regulars nj
Siep Flu
The court has made no preparations
% return tO Pekin
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06

Fort Worth, Tex. Jan. b-An A.
tempt was made Friday night 20 Kill
the sheriff Of Montague county nj
Bowie. The officer made an effort 3,
arrest several parties who had been in
dictod for the crimes Of arson and rob
berry, when they fired ON him. All th,
indicted parties escaped but one. Their,
were seven Of them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
El.e,Inn Of rnblIe rrInt.r.

Austin, Jan 5.-The state printing
board will not krococd to the election Of
state urintor until the oath Of office !,
administered for another two years "a
the secretary of state. This will proba
bly, delay the election until near the end
Of the month. At the present time ther,
are four applicants for the posi- ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
German Expedition Returns.

Tien Tsin Jan. 5.-The German OK.
petition which started Christmas for
Lien Ching Hsu, under command Of
Colonel Greuder, returned Thursday.
Colonel Greuder reports the capture Of
four Krupp guns and the destruction Of
2OOO rifles and large quantity Of am.
hamilton
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
rm.rr.ncr c.bln.t M..tlnr.

Cape Town, Jan 5.-An emergency
meeting Of the cabinet convened Mt
noon Friday, after long consultation
between the British high commissioner,
Sir Alfred Miner, and the premier, Sir
j. Gordan Sprigg. An important an
nouncement Is expected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06

London, Jan. 5.-Gcneul Kitchener
reports 10 the war office that the Beers
have rcappcared along the railway in
the ncighborhood Of Rhoinoster, but it
is doubtful If DcWct is with them. In
regard TO the situation in Cape Colony,
western commando seems 10 have brok
ON up into small parties. Another small
body crossed the Orange river west Of
Aliwal North Friday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
Directing. for sIek seIdIsr..

San Francisco, Jan. "a letter OF
holiday greeting from Helen Gould q
sick soldiers at Preside has been receiv
cd at the general hospital and printed
copies Of the missiye will be distribut
ed 10 the men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
Card from Dr.. Fountain.

The report that ! am going to
leave Bryan is false and without
foundation. Immediately after the
adjournment u the Legislature ! viii
resume the practice Of my profess
sion. I'm the meantime my brother
DIR. w. G.. Fountain, will have charge
of the office. J. l.. Fountain. marA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
rhIlIppIn. Jaar. su.p.nd.a.

Manila, Jan. 5.--The Philippine com.
mission has made permanent the sus'
pension by General Macarthur Of Judge
Majaries Of the court Of first instance
for improper administration Of his du
ties.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE.

JIM Masits, II ID Harrison, II G
Casanas, New Orleans; j w Ed
mundsen. T. Il Holland, Houston
w r Glass, ~ Louis; q ) Barr,
Rochester; Jas Cooper, Conroe; o II
Reed, Calvert: r. II Astin, Mum
ford: J W Buck, ST Louis; & W
White. Bonham; T. l. Peters, Clay
CS Hill. Waverly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06

Cape Town, Jan. 5.--Tho Beers have
released the members Of the Liverpool
regiment captured at Helvotia on
Dec 90
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
CENTRAL.

GIN Terry, + VI Thompson, Well
horn: DIR Jones. Bethel: j \ Mapp
q ) Heating, Mumford; Mary Craw
ford. Roddy; II T. sheffield; w u
Rpddin. Cross; W : Nehlctt, City
w Nehl,tt, Anderson; " j Tur
ner. Mesa: r NJ lIolcumh, Cisco;J !
Payne. j T. Payne, Hollis; Mrs. ; W
Leo Kennedy. Ilillshoro.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06

Services at the Christian church
Sunday as follows: Sunday school
1Oa. IN. Devotional II u. m. Com
munlon ii:i5 a. m. Preaching ii:3
a. M, subject, "The Kings Great
Command Endeayor at I p. IN,
Preaching at 7:3O p. m, subject,
.,The Glory Of Christ" All members
arc requested TO be present ut the
morning service; special business to
come before the church. An invita-
tion TO the public TO attend these
aarviee Jewell Howard, Pastor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-06
E,.nn,.rnor nrord.n Dead.

Goldsboro, N. O., Jan. 5.-Ex.Gov.
Curtis II. Brogdon is dead here, aged
10 years
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
AN OLD TIMER HERE.
E. T. Gary, Visited Butte Twenty
nine Years Ago.

+. T. Gary, who lost his eyesight in
August, 1892. in the Phillips and Sullivan
mine at Silver City, Idaho, is in the city
and is the guest of several old-time
friends.
Mr.. Gary visited Butte 20 years ago.
In fact about that time he traversed. al
most every settled portion of the then
territory. For years he had been en-
gagged in freighting from Corinne to
Eutte. Helena and Virginia City.
Mr.. Gary's mission to Butte just now
is to solicit subscriptions to "The APP
peal to Reason" issued at Girard, Kar-
sas. That journal offers as prize for
tile person securing the most subscrip-
tions between February l and April 30.
a farm Of 1853 acres situated in the Ozark
mountains of Northern Arkansas, and
Mr.. Gary's friends in Butte will en-
teavOr to secure the prize for him.
He will be in Butte until about May
I. He states that he is not an object of
charity by any means. and is giving
value received for everything he obtains.
He Is meeting with good success from
the large hearted union men of the city.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11

What happened in the five minutes
Eveline was in the cabin?
Nothing but the nickel episode
At this point in the proceedings several
very pointed questions were asked the
old man, but he answered them promptly
without an outward show of nervous
ness. Once shufflng of feet occurred
in the room and the prisoner be anne I'M
eas:.
Warne said the child did not play
around the room and he did not get off
his chair. He did not. he said, touch
her with his hands. Asked as to what
the shelf above the bed contained. the
old man said it held some dishes and
groceries. The pots and kettles We're on
the floor at the foot of the bed. He
also mention ed a hammer and when ask
ed when he had used it last he said on
the day before to pry up the trap door
of the cellar. Questioned about his cloth
ing he said his pants had heen taken
from him by the officers in AnacondAand
his vest had not been returned to him
by the prison officials at Deer Lod2,.
The coat on his back was the one he
had worn on the day of the fire. He
could not describe the clothing of the
child, but thought she was comfortably
dressed. He denied all knowledge of her
underclothing and said he could not ac-
count for the clothing being rolled up
under her arms.
How do you account for the hole in
the child's Skull?" he was asked
Il cannot account for it unless it was
made by a pick in the hands of one
of the men who battered down the wall
of the cabin. Gloss to Which wall the
child was living on the had
Did you the body OF the chill
taken from the cabin
Il did not"
Then how do you know she was ever
on the bed?"
Il suppose she was there because
heard screams coming from the direction
of the bed. The room was full of
smoke"
What did Ray Mcleod say to YOU
when she came in response to your re-
quest for d buchet?"
She asked me if E.veline Blewett was
in the cabin
why did she ask for Eveline Blewett
more than any other child that had been
in the habit of visiting you?"
Il cannot saw
After you had called for some one to
bring buckets, what did you do?
Il stood outside and waited
why did you leave the girl in the
house while you stood outside waiting
for the buckets?'
Now, If | could have saved the child s
life certainly would have done so. You
know that after a thing is done we
can all see where we could have done
! better. If I had it to do oyer again |
would do different
Had you been drinking on that day -
mo, sir; l hardly ever take a drink.
How DO You account OF the girl go
ing towards the bed instead of towards
the door," asked a juror.
My good man, the oil had MT ig-
nitod " hen the stove struck the floor but
the oil spilled and ran down towards
the head of the bed: then it caught fire
and the room was ablaze before I could
realize that the child had not followe
me OUT.
This closed the main testimony and the
old man was locked w in the county
Jail to await the pleasure of the dis
trict court.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
THE BARBER'S DANCE.
Their Annual Ball Was a Pronounced
Success

Renshaw han was crowded last even
ing with merry makers who attended
the ball given by Butte BARRIERS union
No. q. Dancing began early and CON
tinued late, though the hour was early
when the notes of Home, Sweet Home
We're heard, Bergstrom $ orchestra fur
nishing the music The event was in
charge of the following committees:
Committee of arrangements-O. Parte
low. Fl. Ziegler. Charles Moe, Charles
Adamson. J. w. Uttvitts Tom Amos
Nj. Rau. w. NJ. Erler, William Simpson,
w. Axtell.
Reception committee-W. NJ. Erler. O..
PartelOw, Charles AdamsOn. w. Axtell,
J. w. Uttvitts.
Floor cOmmitteeH. Ziegler. William
Simpson, NJ. Rau, Tom Amos, Charles
Moe.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
PUBLIC NOTICE.

At & regular meeting of the Butte
Transfers Union No. is. w. L. u. Sat-
urday evening. February %, 1901. 1t was
acided that on and alter May 1. 1901. q
Say's work performed by members of its
Jurisdiction shall consist of eight hours
at a minimum scale Of $500.
Published by order of Transfers union
No. Is. w. L. u. =,
JAMES STICKEEN. President.
ED. McCARkICK, Secretary.
JAMES STICKEN. Pres,