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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
VISITORS ~ BUFFALO.
uupdreds 90 Hotels, boarding and
nooming Houses hcsiAes many TT
Natr Homes. ON che List.

Hundreds 90 Hotels, boarding ana
noomtng Houses. Besides Many FRI
Nate Homes. ON che List.
So much aas been said and written
about the ability of tle city Of buffalo
TO care Tor the crowds which viii at
tend tbe Pau-Aucrgan Exposition this
summer that few facts and figures
will be- appreciated by the general pub
DC. a.,
In the first place, there are listed
more than .uO hotels which VIII give
accommodation Co 10000 people. there
arc $50 boarding and roomIug houses
aQorI.ug accommodation for lN.'Vl
Will. 1000 owners Ot houses. most OF
whom never before hung out thcir
latclstrug for 20 consideration have
sIeuincd their Intention ot opening
their house, Tor the accommodation OF
visitors 90 Buffalo this summer These
1000 homes will accommodate at least
100000 visitors.
The Exposition Company has arrang'
el to-mIsh tent accommodation on
the ,Iuon grounds for 80 uul'
formri'.Hau. There are also two COM
panies arranging tent systems which
will afford additional accommodation
outside NJ tile grounds Tor 100 or 40.
Iu addition 90 all this, there are a
large number OF buildings throughout
the clty now being rcmodr.cd gnd COM
ycrted into hotels the plans of which
are not TAR enough along to afford an
accurate description or 10 estimate ac-
cummodation 40 the present time. IT'S
safe " estimate the present capacity
OF thc cIty of Buffalo 90 accommodate
$4,000 strangers. To this may hc add
ed accommodations for at least 10000
ln the surrounding towns such ms Ton
AMANDA. Ia Sale. Niagara Falls. Lock
port. Wulamsvillc, Gardeuyillc. De
pew and Lancaster. an within a short
trolley ride OF the city
Rates iu hotels range from 81 per
day upward. As rid.culou, stories have
been circulated 10 regard to cNurb.laut
hotel rates. 't is well tu note the rates
that have hycu established ut the lro-
ouois. the most expensive hotel in the
city These are. Tor one iu "a room
without bath So and upward, Tor two
IN % room without hath. 50 and upward.
thus masking the minimum rate 500
per individual The rate Tor % room
with bath Tor one person is s. 90 for
two ln q room $3.50. This Is on The Eu-
rurUn plau ofc1uEsc there are rooms
and suites 90 rooms .n th.. hotel Tor
much higher rates Tor those who wish
10 pay them. but the prices here given
are The highest IN the city for hotel
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
EUROPE INTERESTED.
IuquirinE About VIA, the American Re-
pubiics wnl Discus. At Congress.

IuquirinE About What the American Re-
pubies wni Discus. at Congress.
Washington. May 2i-lhterest has
been aroused among European govern
ments in the proposal that arbitration
shall be- discussed at the coming con.
gress Of American republics az the City
Of Mexico, and some Of the European
establishments IN Washington have re-
oeiyed requests for information as 20 this
nature Of the programme This Is some'
what difficult % give at present owing
10 the differences among the republics
themselves as % how arbitration shall
b. open 70 discussion In European
circles the idea prevails that the discus.
sion may have some rela ton 20 the
Monroe doctrine since il appears 20 con.
template cooperation between the
United States and Southern countries.
The Peruvian minister. Mr.. Calderon.
has had a long conference with Acting
Secretary Ill., reiterating Perus posi-.
tiou tlat arbitration should be left open
for the congress 10 deal with on broad
lines. II is understood that no further
action will be- taken here until Score.
tary Hay returns from the west.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
THE MIDWAY.
Principal Amusement Features Of
the n-smrricnn Exposition.

Principal Amusement Features of
the Hn-tmrricnn Exposition.
The Midway of the pau.Amcrican
Exposition fur SURPRISES 40 amuse-
mont features at former cEp0s.t'ous.
both loo quality and novelty of attrac.
tlons The following are the principal
concessions,
EsquImauX Village Glass Factory.
Trip 90 the Moon, Aerio.Cyclr. Old
Plantation. Beautiful orient, Miniature
Worlds Fu.r Around the World. cleo
pntrn. Colorado Gold Mine Living Pie
lures. Drcamlagd Moving Pictures,
War Cycloraml. Philippine Village, NJ
Nuremberg. panopucuu Streets Of
Mexico Darkness aud Dawn, Burning
Mountain Darkest Africa. House Up.
side Down, Water Sports Carnival.
Gypsy Camp. Golden Chariots. Johns.
town Flood. Infant lucubators. Fair
Japan. Bostock's Wild Animal Arena.
Ideal Palace. Jerusalem on the Morn.
Ing Of the CrucihXlon, Indian Congress.
Bazaar Building. Scenic Railway, Ven
lee Ia America. Dawson City and
Miniature Railway.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
MILITARY CAMPS.
Accom- modntions For the soidiet
Boys ut the Pan-Amsriean ESposi-
linn

Accom- modntiOus For the ~oldtet
Boys ut the PRn-American EXPOSE
tion.
Many military organizations intend
10 visit the ran-Americau Exposition
during the summer. Arrangements
have been made 10 provide first class
accommodations Tor them.
The Exposition will maintain a per
maneut camp within the grounds for
the accommodation Of about 200 men
at one time.
This camp viii be supplied with
tents noorcd. cots. buckets. basins, pint
cups. light. water and sinks, Tor the
use " which no charge win be- made.
II will be- necessary Tor visiting organ
lzatlons 90 furnish their own blankets
aud subsistence.
There will be- no accommodation for
cooking IN this camp, but the visitors
will no doubt be able 10 make satisfnc.
tory arrangements with restaurants on
the grounds no reasonable rates.
II Is expected that organizations taxi.
Ing advantage Of these camp privileges
will. at such time rs may be- agreed
upon beforehand. give military cXhlbi.
lions without charge in The stadium.
Bands lu uniform Will be- admitted 10
the grounds free. Organizations using
this camp will pay one general admis-
sion per man when they enter the
grounds and must be- governed by the
rules aud regulations laid down by the
Exposition Company.
on account OF the large number Of
organizations now applying for camp
facilities at the Exposition theNuse Of
this camp will be- limited TO a period
not exceeding six Gays Tor any one or
ganlzatlon.
Large bodies Of troops visiting the
Exposition must be quartercd outside
the grounds where a large camp foT
this purpose has been established.
Major Charles j. Wolf Is In charge Of
the Military Bureau, aud he Is kept
very busy these days furnishing infor
nation 10 organizations intending "a
visit the Exposition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
WINTER WHEAT CROP.
Despite the Losse. IN Texas an unusuaiiJ
satisfactory Yield Expected.

Despite the Iosse. ,n Texas an Unusually
satisfactory Yield Expected.
New York. Nav % DISPATCHES from
correspondents Of r. e. Dun q Co,
throughout thewinier wheat belt prom.
isa nu unusually satisfactory yield The
condition., have been di,tiuciively
changed. especially as respect. the Hes
sian hy, which threatened serious dis
rstor Boz some sections "a few weeks ago.
The grain has now made sufficient pro.
gross % preclude any active losses
through tho nWgas ~ thi. pest and
there s little Sign Of other untlward In.
huruca.. lu many states the acreus,
planted wa, slightly smaller than last
years but the better condition "a. "a rule
suggests an equally good yield This
includes allowance, for losses IN Texas
where drought necc.-Inted r-pianun.
in many eases the final acreage was moi
more than half last years 81. the en-
tire yield OF the state isn comparatively
unimportant factor In the total winter
wheat crop, Us misfortune will NO
materially affect the aggregate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26

Manila, MAY 2i-At Blihnd prison
MANILA. three former officer, have be-
gun 70 serve sentences IN expiation ol
crimes ia connection with the commits
ary scandals Captain Frederick j
Burrows late depot quartermaster oi
the department Of southern Luzon. b
sentenced 20 FIVE years Imprisonment
Captain James O. Reed, late depot com
missary at Manila, 20 three years i'm
prisonmeut and Lieutenant Fredericl
Boyer, late depot commissary at Ca
lamba 30 one years imprisonment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
Dowis aud Judd Arrested.

Chicago. May 24--John Alexander
Dowie. the faith healer" has been
placed under arrest pursuant 10 the ac.
ton Of the ooroncrs jury which Thurs.
DAY declared him "crIminally response
ble" for the death Of Mrs Lucy Judd,
II. worthington judd. disciple Of Dowie
and the husband Of the victim. also WA,
placed under arrest. Both men were
admitted to bail.
Hanrika Brntsch and Mary B Speich.
or. maternity" nurses, who were AT
Mrs. Judd's bedside when she died, ar
rested Thursday night We're released
under bonds
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
EUROPE INTERFERING.
Making Attempt to Break up the Com
Ing Psn-American Congress.

AhN ANhrhN'fi'Ah 'Nhkf'aHf
New York, May ~ According 10 a
Washington dispatch 10 The New York
tribune President DiaI Of Mexico
may be appealed 10 II President McKin.
ley and Secretary Hay are unable 20
bring disputants over the Pan. Ameri AN
congress together President Diaz Is
quite as eager rs President Mckinley &C.
bring about harmonious understanding
between the nations OF the new world
and yiows with even more suspicion
than do the leaders, the thought IN the
United States that Europe Is playing a
part IN the game.
II is said Peru and Bolivar have re-
coiyed assurances from Europe - iiuan.
cial aid In recovering their lost prov.
inces aud a way 20 the sea, II these ma.
tions succeed in 80 manipulating the
forthcoming Pan.Amorican congress a.
10 force arbitration ON Chill Thi. as.
surnnce was given. Of course, with the
view Of stirring mp just that form Of
strife which is now threatening % make
futile the attempt 70 hold another Pan
American congress
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26

accommodation as the term is orllna.
rlly understood
a number Uf local reliable agencies
are engaged 700 locating visitors he
homes iu tho city, These can hc relied
upon as hoIu. honest straightforward
aud efficient They are composed NJ
business men ~ integrity who VIII
carefully protect strangers Zoo i'e city,
and visitors may feel assured Of cour.
teous treatment and safe conduct 10 nc.
commodaUIons which have received
careful inspection.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
HELD FoR MURDER.
Dowis Followers Arrested for the Death
ola Chicago Woman.

Chicago, May 2L-The coroner's jury
which for two days has been investi.
eating the case ~ Mrs. Emma Lucy
Judd. wife Of one of the officials Of tho
John Alexander Dowio Eons. returned
a vcr-lic; holding Dowio. H. w Judd.
husband u the woman. Mrs Sprecher
and Miss BFatsch 20 await the action Of
th, grand jury The two women named
IN the verdict were in attendance upon
Mrs Judd. prior TO her death. The
charge against them Is terminal re.
sponsibihty" for the death Of Mrs.
Judd.
The evidence given nj the inquest by
some Of the leading physicians Of the
city. who examined Mrs. Judd's body
after IL had been exhumed and said that
# proper care had been given the woman
would not have died. They testified
that she was allowed to die when the
slightest attempt 20 save her life would
have been successful This evidence
induced the jury to declare that the
people named were responsible for the
woman's death Papers were At once
made out and officers sent TO arrest
Dowio, Judd aud the two women.
When the officers arrived M Zion Dowio
was not 10 be- found Mrs. Butsch wa.
arrested IN the building and was prompt
ly sent 20 the county Jail. bat II. w
Judd and Mrs. Sprechar were not 10 b,
found.
A mob Of 1000 people paraded through
the streets Of South Chicago last even
ing carrying an eiiigy Of Dowie, which
was finally deposited in large bonfire
About three weeksago Mrs Christensen
one Of Dowie's followers, was burned II
escaping from her burning dwelling
house. She refused the aid Of physi
clans and died within a week
The courts took from her and her hus
band the custody Of little daughter
who had been severely burned, tn,
girl is now practically recovered. Thcr'
has been much feeling against Dowlt
IN South Chicago since the death OF
Mrs Christensen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
NOT YET SATISFIED.
Greater Freedom of Trade should Fob
low Increase on Imports.

Greater Freedom of Trade should Fol
low Increase on Imports.
Washington. May 2L-Thr position
Of the United States government has
ever been that II Chinese duties ON inn
ports were increased measures should
be provided for o greater freedom OF
trade between China and the outside
world. an abolition Of the likin tax and
possibly other reforms. This govern.
ment is strongly in favor Of a consider
able increase IN the number Of Chinesa
treaty ports and the removal Of trade
restrictions at some Of those now open.
The likin tax is regarded with disfavor
principally ON the ground that it Is "a
source OF corruption asa considerable
part Of this tax sticks 10 the fingers, u
is said. Of officials This tax Is not levi
cd in China every time goods are trans
ported from ono province 20 another.
Mr.. Rockhin has confirmed the news
from Pekin that the foreign minister's
have declined to accede 70 the. sugges'
ton Of the United States that the total
indemnity 10 DO collected from China
shall be- limited 70 goo, 200, 900 IL Is
expected that he will continue his et'
forts in the direction Of Keeping down
tine maximum Of claims even while
abandoning. for the sake OF harmony
the figure named, and It Is believed that
the outcome will be- a compromise upon
"A figure between. S2OO,OOO,OOO and the
maximum Ut S337, 900, 900 claimed by the
DoVyprs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
TELEeRAPH slMPLlFlEo.
Right Messages eau ns sen, on one
Wire aud No Esport Required.

Right Messages eau ns sent on one
Wire aud No Export Required.
Baltimore, May 2i-Ths multiplex
system Of telegraph, invented by the
late Prof. Henry a Rowland oi Bau.
more, which is being introduced into
Germany. permits Of the Transmission
of eight messages simultaneously over
single wire. four IN each direction. at
the rate Of 90 words minute The
messages are sent by means Of a key
board similar % that Of "A typewriter
which can be- operated by an ordinary
typewriter Up mfor, and are recorded al
the other end Of the wire by small
machine II is possible either 90 print
the message upon sheet Of paper OF
upon q long tape like that which is used
IN the ordinary ticker service
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26

The Mechanics Institute at Roches.
ter has obtained space In the Educa.
tlonal division OF the Pan-AmcrIcan
Exposition FOR an exhibit. The pie
lures to be placed on view are three
sIzcs-2S 10y - inches, % by Il inches
and : by inches. Room Tor - ~ the
largest size has been given to the In
stltute.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
smallpo. on a Transport

Pekin. May 2i-Further cases OF
smallpox nave been discovered ON board
the United States transport India and
the Ninth regiment United States IN
fantry which left Pekin on its way &c
Manila has gone into camp at Taku. The
doctors have been instructed 10 make q
renort as TO what length Of time must
slapse before il will DO safe to allow the
,roops ON board the transport.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26

One Of the novelties promised by
John Philip sousa, The March King,
for the Pan-American Exposition Band
Concerts. Ia the new Sousa March.
"Iall TO the Spirit Of Liberty" which
he composed for the dedication OF tho
Lafayette Monument IN Paris last
Fourth OF July.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
A,,o,n,.d Maid Of Honor.

Memphis, May 2i.-Miss Kate Thomp
son Crawford has been appointed maie
OF honor TO Miss Draper, sponsor.in'
chief. for the United Confederate Vet
Grams. She il q daughter Of W. j
Crawford and granddaughter Of the late
Jacob Thompson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26

The little bee Is very busy at the
Pan-Amerlcan Exposition, gathering
and storing honey In glass hives In full
view Of visitors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26
Es.Go,ernor Tanner Dead.

Springfield, H., May 2t-Ex.Goyer
nor John Riley Tanner died suddenly
Thursday afternoon at the Leland hote
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-26

A searchllght on the Electric Tower
OF the Pan.Amerlcnn Exposition casts
rays for a distance OF 80 miles.
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Seldom has better chance for
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TAYLOR 10 see "a Busy Boston Street
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FiShin' with Jue Jefferson" in FInri-
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Seton-Thompson to see The Mother
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go along the Atlantic Coast tn find
out how the places "Where Our
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Davenport hulhert next visit an
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The Case Against the Editor" by
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The Country of SheriAan's Ride"
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The whole island of New York
was originally bought of the Indians
for an equivalent IF about twenty
five dollars. To-day New York has
"a population Of about 100000.
which is exceeded by only ore other
city London It's wealth is pnorm.
ons; It's annual expenditures are
more than twice those of the Repub.
lie of Mexico, and almost one.third
as much as these If the German
Empire with It's population of ~. =.
100000. Aud it has become the
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large lia d Mon. %! 'W:H-
@'s Shoes,

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w. T.. STUMP.
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Z. W. Willis, the South Penn
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day after an absence Of several DAYS.
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Mrs. +. l.. Austin and Miss Nor, HUI.
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The following is the only marriage
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week:
Henry Mckee. 81,
Della Mace, %.
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