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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03
ABOUT LYNcHlNes.
Rev. Macarthur Expresses Himself In
sermon AZ New York.

New York, Sept. AIN his sermon at
the Cavalry Baptist church Sunday
night, Rev Robert =. Macarthur. who
had just returned from his vacation,
spoke Of the sentiment Of tho people no
had met ON his journey regarding lynch
ing;
Thoughtful men north and south
said he. bitterly deplore tho occasional
rule of mob law. This is not "a section
nj question. Ohio and Kansas have
been disgraced rs much rs any southern
state.
THE whole tendency Of lynching is
toward brutality aud barharianism.
While it destroys the physical life Of
the victim. it utterly degrades - uru.
talizes its perpetrators. IL isa .poh
10 American civilization. and eN!to
humanity itself There is no apology
20 be made for the crime or the crimi.
mails. but we must insist that all crimi'
mails be- punished according TO the law
of civilized people. The time has come
for pulpit and press. with united voice,
to deEOunce this relic Of burbarism.
THE nation was never SO prosperous
in its history as today. The United
States il fast becoming the workshop Of
the world The west and the south are
showing Woudorfullv IN the new life
that has come 10 the nation. We have
had "A glimpse Of the orion, a. We look
through the Golden Gate
"Sau Francisco" tho speaker said,
would yet be "A greater city than New
York. The present strike, Mr. Mac.
Arthur said, chad been enforced on I'M
reasonable grounds Every man had
the right to give mp work If in so doing /
he did not violate a contract. but he /
had no right 10 say 20 another man that
he could not work in his place"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03
NEWS IN BRIEF.

John W. Brown OF Galesburg. Ills
was killed by the cars at kdwanee. Ills
The first bale Of cotton Of the season
at Columbus, Miss. sold at 10 cents a
pound.
Governor Durbin Of Indiana refused
20 honor requisition from Kansas for
Il. Kreamer. who il accused Of abscoud-
ing with the funds Of the Fort Scott
baseball team.
Charles Grounds, aged years, son OF
Of wealthy farmer near Pana, Ills,
was run over and killed by a wagon
loaded with hay.
The grand jury Of Lonoke county.
Arkansas, has indicted DR.. J. r. Wal
ter for murder in the second degree
for the killing Of Green Thomas. a ne
gro.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03

Cape Town, Sept. 2.-Tho military
administration has determined. it is
said, TO deport all the Beers in the re-
concentration camps, numbering up
wards Of 100000 20 garrisoned towns on
the coast. where food is more readily
available. The railways thus relieved
will probably suffice a supply Of food
for the population Of Johannesburg.
which is rs large NJ before tho war. per-
hitting the reopening Of all the mines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03
samp.on Calming strength.

lake Sunapee. n. H.. Sept 2.-Rear
Admiral William J. Sampson is enjoy.
ing "A stay at Burkhaven and continues
20 gain strength daily. Numerous re-
ports have been circulated elsewhere
that the admiral's condition was the
cause Of much anxiety 10 friends. but
those staying at the village hotel with
him declared that he was just as well
rs he was six months ago. He spends
much Of his time in tho open air. lie
occasionally goes boating aud driving
Last week no took a long mountain
drive aud overtaxed his strength. but
recovered from the effects the next day
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03
LEADERS ARRAIGNED.
Hickey Declares That steel strike should
Never Been Ordered.


Milwaukee. Sept. 2.--Charges that
the national officers Of the Amalgamated
Association Of Iron and Tin Workers
have misrepresented theattitude Of the
United States Steel Corporation toward
organized labor, in order TO get the
members OF the association 20 strike.
were made by ex-Vice President J. ID.
Hickey az the meeting OF the Bay View
lodge Sunday. In a cool. unimpassioned
manner. Mr.. Hickey gave the members
Of the lodge the result of his recent trip
20 Pittsburg. where he went for the
purpose Of investigating the situation
in regard TO the steel strike, aud the sit.
uation az summed up by Mr.. Hickey.
was that tine strike appears 10 be lost.
and that il may take years 10 repair the
damage TO the association which has al.
ready been done. Mr.. Hickey's report
was listened 10 by all the mon with re-
spectful attention.
Mr. Hickey made no Recommendation
20 the lodge rs TO its future action, but
IL is believed that his speech may cause
"A change in sentiment. not only in Bay
View, but in other places in the Fourth
district.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03
suicide Hold. Up Trains.

New York. Sept. 2.-George Kent,
the telegrapher Of the West Shore rail.
road nj Palmyra, y. Y, killed himself
in the depot there. For several hours
the train dispatcher at Rochester called
Palmyra, bat could get no reply. The
train orders piled up thick and fast and
half "A dozen trains were held up at diff.
ferent points along the line waiting for
the tied mp orders. IL was not until
Owen Flynn Of Palmyra happened TO
drop into the station that the tieup was
relieved. Flynn found the operator
stretched out ON the floor dead. Hc had
shot himself. No cause for the accident
- known.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03

Santa Ana, Cal. Sept John s.
Little. who came here from Hiawatha.
Kas.. about five months ago, and who
has been sleeping the greater portion Of
that time, has started for his Kansas
home, his condition but little improved.
lie has slept with only slight INTERRUPT.
tions for tho past five months His
case has baiiled medical skill. He was
brought 10 California in the hope that
the climate would DO favorable; but the
experiment was not successful. His mp
petite failed him. His principal nour.
ishment Is milk and toast. which no
swallows in his sleep. His family has
concluded there IL little hops for his
recovery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03
Rsroln,inn nr.wlnr I'm Psr.l..

Cologne. Sept. "A dispatch TO the
Cologne Gazette from Teheran dated
Aug 81, says that widespread reyolu.
tionary movement is going ON in Persia
f0stered by discomfort with tho govern.
ment aud on account Of the new loan
negotiated with Russia. Tho grand vi.
zior is accused OF selling the country
and falling 20 make reforms. Martial
law has been proclaimed in the capital
and enyironS. The agitation. II Is said.
proceeds from encourage Of the shah,
who frequently finds threatening letters
upon his writing table.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03
STRIKERS MAKE GAINS.
Get some of IN. Duaus.ss Men ts Leave
Their Places.

Pittsburg. Sept 2-The principal In
terest in strike matters Sunday was cen.
tered in the Duquesne plant where II
was expected the strikers would make
a decided move toward closing down tho
entire works. The report from there
Sunday says the situation is critical.
Tho two boss melters and all first help
ers went 20 work a. usual in the morn.
ing and all ~ furnaces were charged
Only one second helper went in and all
ladle mon stayed out. The strikers
made n thorough house to house can.
vass Of open hearth men all day. At {
o'clock the time for helpers and ladle-
men 60 20 on. pickets were ON duty on
the streets and turned back the ladle.
men.
The night turn was badly crippled but
men were brought from the Bessemer
department 10 help out and the mill Is
running full. Sixty ofthe day turnman
are of and the strikers say not man
will report. II the open hearth is
shut down the iO-inch mill must also
shut down. This mill supplies Mones.
sen and Nandergrift tin mills. henco
the movement Is important o. the
strikers Mil officials admit that
strike is ON, but say no serious results
will follow. Thirty cual and iron police
were brought from paddock and the
night and day borough police and four
extras were On duty.
Steel officials in Pittsburg declare
that all report to the contrary notwith.
standing, there is no strike at Duquosne
and viii DO none They say all night
turn men reported for duty ana that
the plant is being worked to It's full ca
pacity.
The strikers stole "a march ON the
manager Of the Star Tin plant at about
midnight last night and took from him
nine Of a party OF l2 non.unionists DO.
Ing taken TO the mill The men were
forcibly taken from hacks and lodged
in a hotel aud there is no likelihood
they will go 70 work.
Reports from other plants show an
condition. IL is given ou'
that the officials OF the strikers will not
permit any relaxation Of the picket duty
in spite Of the special ceremonies going
ln in the interests Of organized labor.
The force OF pickets will DO maintained
IN every vicinity and all mills viii be
Sept continually under the eyes u the
strikers who will be- able 10 net prompt
" should non-union men arrive az any
hour Of the day OF night.
4 conservative estimate Of the amount
II strike benefits that are 20 be paid by
he Amalgamated association TO its
striking members now idle has been
placed at $4,000 every week. This viii
give each striker about 81 per week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03

Peldn, Sept. Al. G.. squiers. secre-
tary Of the United States legation in
Pokin. has started FOR home ON leave
Of absence. He takes with him col.
lection Of Chinese art. filling several
railway cars. which experts pronounce
one Of tho most complete extant lie
intends the present collection. which
consists largely Of procelains. bronzes
and carvins from palaces. bought from
Missionarie and at action Of military
loot. 20 tn, New York Metropolitan
Museum OF Art.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03
New Fast Cruiser Launched.

Glascow. Sept 2.-The cruiser Bed
ford. Of $500 tons displacement, and
22,000 tons horse power. n sister ship 20
the Essex, which was launched on last
Thursday. was launched here. She IL
expected 10 make % knots per hour un.
der forced draught, and 20 knots con-
tinuously under regular pressure, With
this speed It is expected that she will DO
able 20 outmAneuyer commerce de-
stroyers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03
Cause for War.

Carncas. Sept. 2.-Onioial Gazette has
published memorandum Of the minis
ter for foreign affairs to all friendly ma.
tions explaining the complaints Of Ven.
ezuela against Columbia. The case il
considered causus bolli. Much excite.
ment exists.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03

Des Moines. Sept. Ada Ware, a
farmers daughter. was assaulted by a
gang of negroes near Commerce and es-
capped after most Of her clothing was
torn of and informed her parents. The
father captured two negroes, one being
identified and he was taken 10 Des
MOines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03

Knoxville, Sept "A special 20 The
Sentinel from Coal Creek says that 1906
miners OF the Coal Greek company have
struck. and the mines are closed as few
men are at work. The Tennessee Coal
company aud other mines are working
As usual. No trouble IS eKporienced.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03

Pittsburg, Sept, 2.--The destruction
of Hotel Mckee. frame structure, re-
suited in the death from burns Of Har.
70 Mckee, Il boy. injuries 10 four 9th.
ers aud narrow escapes 10 mary more.
All were employees Tho fire was caused
by the explosion Of a gasoline stove,
which woman attempted 90 light
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03

Fort Worth. Tex, Sept 2--The banks
Of Texas have received notification from
the treasury department that 100000
in bills Of two Montana banks are in cir
culation without the signature Of prosi.
dent or cashier The bills are donomi.
nations Of tens and twentys' and the
public are warned no, % accept.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03

Chicago. Sept 2-IIenry @. Dnrand.
president Of the board OF trustees Of
Lake Forest university and pioneer
citizen OF Chicago. died NJ Highland
Park. Death was caused by "a stroke Of
paralysis Mr.. Durand was % years Of
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03

London. Sept. 2.-Marie Josephine
Eastwick Of Philadelphia was arraigned
in Guild Hall police court here with
having forged railroad certificate of
the value Of e,O0.OOO. Sensational owl.
deuce was presented.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03
Land Agent and Notary Public
To Cure Malaria In Four Days,

Take oulnorla. All druggists are au.
thorized 20 refund the money In any
case Of chills. fever or malaria II falls
20 cure. Price soc per package. NJ
II. James, the leading druggist, Bryan.
Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-03

In this part Of the state ~ yon have = few pen.
niles IN your tanks. hunt him up ana ~ ~.
happy by buying home for iiann'r snn ~.
Kids IS you have lands for sale. see MN, ~. ".
remember his time 4 money an ~ w - -
monkey with your stun n you want twe 49,.
tracts moi al shts Ia There 4 no use toolng
away your time irving 20 sell your lAnn ~ ..,h
he can seli II IN few days n your price = -,
The people know be has property Al We Z. -,
buy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-13

when we enter g home, among the
hrst things 70 attract our attention
are the pictures. and from them We
can read the taste-or lack Of it-of
the lady u the house, for they give
US the keynote 10 her character. II
We find gaudy chromos. and cheap oil
paintings made by lightning artists,
we know at once that refinement Is
lacking in that home. Pictures should
be selected always with an eye to the
surroundings In which they viii be
placed. II the house Is very large and
handsome. and money Of no consider
alton, then OF course oil paintings BY
the best artists are preferable. Peo-
pie Of moderate incomes who wish
tasteful homes should choose water
colors. engravings or etchings If they
can be afforded. Artists signed
proofs are most desirable. but no bet
ter than good copies. with the excep-
tion Of the signature. which is sup
posed TO add Maude G. Muir
ray-Miller. in Woman'n Home Compan-
ion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-13

Black is becoming TO most women.
II attention is paid TO the material.
as well as the color. When complaint
is made about the unbecomingness OF
black. not alone to dark women. but
to fair ones. as well, il i advisable TO
take into consideration the material
employed for costume or waist. A
dull blackjack a. serge. cloth, nuns
yelling, g.ace silk or crepe de chine
may prove very trying 70 brunette;
but substitute satinsfaced cloth. new
silk or satin. broche silk or rich vel
vet, and q very different effect win Be
obtained. A blonde may wear soft,
dun blacks with success. but dark
women must forego them. unless pos
sessed Of the fair complexion Of a
blonde. shades Of heliotrope and
mauve. usually unbecoming to bru-
nette. may be worn in velvet and
satin. relieved with lace. Chine silks,
with lowered patterns. too, viii suit
brunette and blonde admirably
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-13

k@& - 3e
II is not q dificult proeess-that Of
making excellent limitations Of the old
silhouettes by the use Of wall shad-
oN-; and it is now popular pastiIne.
Tae candle or lamp may be placed
on the table at the distance that y
found on trial 10 make the pialneat
shadow. The light should be on
level with the head Of the subject 70
that there win be no distortion Of the
features by the rays casting a shadow
in a diagonal direction. sass the S'iil-
adelphia Record.
By tarning the head slightly and
slowly a few times from side 70 side
the profile can be cast perfectly IN
shadow. as 1t is easy to see when me
head IS turned either too much TO one
side On 70 the other Have the model
SIT up erect, that the chin may not
sink u frins Or a high collar
Throw the head wen back to give
81 Independent. striking. lively attic
taae. vet not so far hack Thar i looks
strained II tie head ioops the sii-
houette will probably look dowueast
ar hump shouIaerel. Don't let the
modflassHme xprsss an ler PfeseF-
faii0n Iet him iaik moment of 81,
Hhge Yau Wateh tha shadow in pro-
4 flc. 0n the paper before you eaten
the MOST natural set - the iir 1r toss
81 fhe chin. and then iet the subject
Il mamtain that position and expression
easily and naturails, with no pursing
4 up 81 the moutA n ervou- sriQQing
of the jaws.
When he sits stin for a moment
quickly and steadily trace the OUT
lines of the shadow upon the paper
with your pencil or crayon. Watch
the sweep Of the hair and indicate i
easily ia its waves. though j is a mat.
ter 81 secondary Importance. See that
you preserve the angles of the face
the bend 81 the brow TO the bridgs
/ OF the nose and the square. pendnious
J rounding, snubhed or Roman turn o.
the nose itself Catch the sharp angles
or curve where the nose turns int'
the upper lip. as exactly as possible
and tho exact turn Of the lips thiI
T and firm or tenderly pouting, elosel,
J, set or softly dropped apart. See tha
i YOU have the turn Of the chin and tn
lower lip above it, Indicate the neck
shoulders and coat by strong, ez
; pressixe outlines that win preserv
j. the characteristics. And there yo
3. are
This IS the simple silhouette. an
for Il but a few moments are re
8 quired. A round dozen can be draw
in very short time in the evenin
when the lamp Is lighted They ma
be- 6lled ID on holiday spare ever
e ing or a rainy saturday. For hast
/. work. liquid blacking or dark ink vi
= do 10 fll in the outlines. using eithe
the sponge ia the blaeking bottle q
+. q marking brush. The peneiled on
= lines must, 81 course. - sarefuily 70
lowed.
DO not finish the silhouette out
: the edge Of the paper. Let the lows
4 part 81 the shoulders and bust go u
u considered. Draw a point downwal
/ from back 10 front. beginning just b
low the coat collar aud touching 4
io front 81 the outline az about the ce
~ ter * the chest. or ittie above. IN
n, win give the effect % medallion hea
as and ! much more fnisAAaa ac~~ - =
nv work when compiet~a~ -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-13
Il You

we're to bump your head against >
brick wall You could not feel worse
than does any one who suffers from
stomach troubles. We have a pos
tive cure in DR. Caldweli's Syrup
pensin HAMILTON s HART.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-06-13


see John Wctts 9 Son. of
The Bon March roomlng house
corasr 9na and cboe,a,r - s.,o.,a !, i. =
e9.tf : Rodgers proo
Tho A.t;o AL We. 49,.
80 ehsalh fieszsss 20 pefAeet
work. Cali and see them.
OYerstreet q Sons.
DO you eat Mackeral. Go to
the Corner Oash 1focery 1or
boston beauties loe.
we carry me Michlgah oaso-
line Stoves, and they are the lat
est ana hest opt with tbe let
+. q
i''ea7' se' 7lAsel = suns
! guarantee Velvet Starch 70 give
satisfaction.
tu.taNsat W.W.Horne.
IfyoH waat perfect easeana rest
during your leisure hours pet one
Of those niee new Hammoeks AZ
OYorstreet dg Sons.
Fishers gnarantee. nov IN sale
with All dealers IN Chickasha. Is
recommended to smokers desirino
a strono cioar Its eleoapce is
only equalled By Fischer's Prem
.um' the mild oe cigar Both
uranus ate nome hano ana union
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snasrino vim ! cold Tagr,o,,e !,
Neuralgia by taking Bromoline. a.
IL will cure any case in one day
All druggists are authorized 10 re
.unu your MONEY y any case 7
1'''9 - 0u'o. 80 - 0eiss ~
ps,. paeaass' s''ei'0si s"s ne'-s
'o''0,'"o' NV =
Gee DYefstreet q oon s LOT YOU
Screen Doors and wire screening
they have a good stock on hands
The flies are coming, get il now
TAYLOR IS the place 10 get Grst
class tin and sheet iron work don
and material guaranteed. 52-tf
c.,.. c.. c,.,t a..
Ia vi II
McCampbeil y harris VIII az
liver any kind Of cream or sherbe
al your residence.
Wa ao,,t oare for tha eos.
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4 woman ~ laaho got a uiFore
from her husband because he woal
not take her 70 the Paris Expos
ton. he testified 70 court that
"a 49, a'.-'u Y ,. "l's' ,.s ana 'nIs ,.s = "
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Indigestion Just as a good man
Others we know and should tai
Dr Cai0~ell.s syrup pepsin. =
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aThe Texas storeip sunno,
You drop is aud get a glance.
II you want paint, varnish
wall paper, go down IN the basl
menf 81 tne hanE Of Cickasl
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-09


stock anticipating that
dividends basis
the
day Tor l
those whe predict that Maaua viii $50
peferrg sell Oahu make
meeting
oa a to- u s0 the @ oona w ALSO
dennana snh week closing YESTERDAY II Ia portion Of the monthly
share monthly and selling 40 making
coming
kpahuu
eJ onser Mil Were made during the week w IL and
ce @ e tae o s9 e to s ns a order from
in
quotations the
quotations Government per
a Ho sold m 81 was 100 bid for ohs KSay bonds
Rapid Transit SIS 80 -
CONVERT MULE LINES INTO ELECTRIC ROAD
of the
@ h road @ m t m n s INTO an electric road
m
Kapolani disposed
property Ewao
price paid for the land SAID be the I for local
fee the manager of the new SUBURBAN residence Section ana win
putting it shape to put the The lots 5o
shore line The Oahu Railway main track ntersee the tract and station
hat see with n x feet p as groan p
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