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t'paN mas since attracted The alton
t h OF an competitors in the Southwest
-, rs aggressive works OF extension
snlougn me Territories and toward BENT
son. Iexss. The Atehison for many
years mas diverted its business 10 Chi
$50 ou5 II has always had regretfui
sye ON the St Louis gateway over no
,oss OF the Frisco 70 the Atchison sys-
sem curing the reCeiyership. II con-
Us with the Frisco line at Burton.
Nh, ana the acquisition OF The Frisco
me Atchison desirable line from 5,
LCels 10 the gulf. Ii G. r. HUNTINGTON
hsd lived 1t is probable that lho South.
ct, crn Pac.he would have acquired the
frisco aud connected Il with the Houston
ard Texas Central line.
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san,a re-rri.eo Runner.

The presence OF Presidents Ripley OF
the Atchison. Topeka and santa re ana
Yoakum OF the st, Louis AMI san Fran
cisco In New York at this time IN con .
terence with their respective boards or
aIractors Is taken By Wall street oper-
ators 90 mean that negotiations for me
purchase OF the Frisco by the Monsoon
arc again being considered lac re'eta,
court divorced these TWO sss.em s.ts..
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story of stunt. cu.hins's Life.

The Texas Agricultural and Mecaaniesi
College Record OF recent date contains
a splendid sketch of f. p. Gushing. gen
.eral superintendent and chief engineer
OF the Houston Eaec and West Texas rail-
road Mr.. Cushing began life as p,or
hnv cou,parstiyely speaking. and was
forced 10 quit college long before gra1u :
atlng on account OF tho death OF HI,
father. He persevered, however ami
6nally graduated at the college twenty
years after he first had 10 quit u lie
came up to his present high position by
merit and hard work step by step. \
pernsal OF this short sketch OF MT Cpsn-
ing's successful life can not ran 70 pc g
heneit TO the young men OF the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
Exhibit for Buffalo Exposition.

The Southern Pacific is getting out
some very handsome literature, concern
ing scenes. industries and opportunities
along its lines, especially to exhibit at
the great an-American exposition at
Buffalo. Every phase of life along the
lines OF this extensive system Will be
shown from the quiet cattle scenes of
Arcadian simplicity 10 the activity of
the mines In the great mineral regions;
from the peaceful existence OF the model
farms in California, Texas and Louisiana
along the Southern Pacific 10 The rugged
beauty OF the mountains In West Texas,
New Mexico aud Arizona, Mr. J, Me
MILAN, division passenger agent OF this
system at San Antonio, VIII leave today
for Old Mexico in the interest of this
exhibit.
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Ask The Agents, They WIZ

Explain tho ndvant ges OF the Vandalla-
Pennsylvania Short Lines. ANY ticket
agent OF railways selling through 81,
louis win furnish tickets over these
short lines to Pittsburgh and he East
II you prefer to buy tickets In 81. Lnuis
gel them through j. NJ. Chesbrough. 4. @
p. Agt., 800 Century Build.ag 81, Louis
He VIII have them ready for you Il YOU
write or wire him.
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Notes nnd Personals.

Colonel ]. C. Andrews Of the Southern
win visit Galveston today.
J. w. Evans. claim agent of tho Santa
Fe at Brennan. was In Houston yester-
day.
DR.. A. C. Scott, chief surgeon OF the
Santa re at Temple. was in this city
yesterday
f. NJ. futile, commercial agent OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
~ of the Cane Belt.

'eAas' February l4.--A big
S'ne came over the Cane Belt
mn y 'ne way to Lane City. 1t
~ a 70 pull an immense road
k.ros,0 zane Belt is now graded four
4 1. Lane City. and track lay
! Gsrs - uinsd in few days. The
kad ,Ss ood will be completed this
put Is ne whole force OF men
sAsssnsaso rK on the route 20 Bay
N dars sr Trains will be put on
IA e.. VI the road between here
u fa,'s, with that town as a
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. RATES TO wAsurA,nnoN

|. BATES TO WASHINGTON.
starsss . OF Presiden, Me-
b ps,s. WIN be on sale via the
|srh s~,lNay February 81 ana rs
barn s, y. one fare, plus 81, good to
"a an .ren II, Round trip tick
30 ~ 70 Washington 70 New
4. eresv we round trip. good fer
~ Orle..a gay No change OF cars
ps = Washington or New
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$. r. wiIkinson pcnd.

Chicago, February ia private toie-
gram received here today announced the
death in New York City OF $. T.. Wilkin-
son. former grand master OF the Brother
hood Of Railway Trainmen.
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Enr,ern re,nr 10 extend.

Austin, Tenas, February i5,--The East
ern Texas Railway company filed an
amendment to its charter today TO extend
lie Hne from Lutkin TO Crockett.
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BUFFALO LITHlR WATER !
PROPRIETOR BUFFALO LITAlA SPRINGS, VIRGINIA

experts, particularly in the way OF eolicit-
ing agencies, which are scattered
throughout the East, ca
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New York, February 15.-Wheu asked
today as to she object OF President Hays
visit to New York, Charles H. Tweed
chairman OF the bard al directors Of the
Southern Pacific Railway company. said
that Mr.. Hays was here 10 discuss gen
eral matters with the directors.
Mr.. Hays, Mr., Tweed said, had been
here several days and has not as Sc.
mentioned anything regarding the extern
sion Of the road in Mexico. lie CAr.
Tweed had not heard that such extern
sions were TO be built and did not know
OF any action of the directors looking to
that end.
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PRESIDENT HAYS TRIP.
Ne 1. Comforting About Certain
Proposed Extensions.

San Francisco, February 15.-The Ex-
aminer says: 1t has leaked out that one
OF the objects OF the visit OF President
Hays of the Southern Pacific 10 New
York is to consult with the directors re-
garding the proposed extensions in Mex
leo The company owns the new Aiizonh
and Sonora railway. II runs II, m Ben
son, station on the Sunset route. west
ward via Sonora to Guayamss, Gulf OF
California. 1t Is new proposed 10 bllld
The extension of the road. II Is to be
ninety miles long and viii tap vast beds
OF coal in the state of Sonora. the other
extension IS TO start from Ortiz and run
10 Mazatlan, $40 miles TO the south
west II Is expected that this road will
greatly develop mining camps ami agri-
cultural districts In many sections OF
Northwestern Mexico.
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Hi HI Y, {. !, mail and express between the
~ y, IN carry through cars for Dali
M ~ selue from Houston Via the Gen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

Prs arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
p EXCEPT the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
'h.h have depot In the Fifth ward. the In
IA 1 Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
3 We International and Great Northern de-
teags" svenue. and the Houston East and
pas nornlng train which leaves from and
@ Houston East and West Texas depot
;ssb. Kansas & Texas ana Galveston,
Z PATTERSON trains pass the International
eiht.:htrn Depot;
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G. II. * II. Il. Il.
D,pc, 100, Of ongiess Avenue.
Galveston Trains.

pTE-Iralns leaving Houston sts.45p.
p irislng at Houston at s.4S q. m and
4 In also run into Grand Central de-
|tsraring 10 minutes earlier and arrlv-
n Minutes later than time given above.
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Drs. Belts & Belts & Dyar
Physicians, Surgeons, Specialists,
~ 81. GhnrIcs II. New NrLemMs.

Young. mddlc-ased aud old single and
married men aud all who suffer with Lost
Manhood Nervous Debility. SpermAtorrhea,
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FREE SAMPLE.

Send postal for free sample
Warmers safe Cure 10
Warmers Safe Cure Co.
Rochester, N. Y. mentirr
this PAPER.
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y 4 \. o. r. u. ,s
New Orleans Trains.
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NJ. X. & r. II. X.
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,alp SCHEDULE.

T. C. n. n.
.,,.i Central Depot
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05
ORIENTAL NEWS.
waidersoe'. Visit to Japan aud an In-
crease of the Japanese Navy.

" aluoraNt'H VISIT y" Japan anu M An-
crease Of the Japanese Navy.
victoria, July Tho Express Of
China brings the following adyices frois
Yokohama:
"Ficld Marshall Count won Walder-
secs visit 70 Japan was omiuently sac
cessful He was accompanied by suis
Of several officials and spent more than
week in the country. Ho had two
audiences with his majesty, the emper-
or and her majesty, the empress, and
was rad the recipient of handsome
gifts = thu former. Ho also paid Yo-
kohama d ,isit. The trouble in Ouel.
part does not seem 10 be entirely quoll-
ed yet. The Christians, SO called. are
now threatening the other natives.
Major General FukusEima, command.
ing tho japanese troops IN China, TO.
turned to Japan on June g.
Il is reported that the japanese gov
erumcnt contemplates further increases
Of the navy in view Of Russian activity
In the far cast, though the question Of
funds is likely TO present some difficulty.
Mr.. sun Natsen, the well.known re.
former, has returned TO Yokohama from
Honolulu.
The Nagasaki Press reports that while
Oft the island Of Liukungtao, the steam
or Lagasago Romarquo was fred on sew
eral times by British warship.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05
MAHoMEDAN QUESTION.
General Hate. says II WIN lie Years he.
fore They Are Christiani1ed.


fore They Are ChristianiIsd.
New York. July THE fact that
a million or more Mohamedans have
been brought under our flag in the Phil
ippines renders statehood or territorial
government for some Of the population
OF the islands an impossibility foi
many years to come" said General
John @. Bates, formerly in command
Of the department Of southern Luzon,
is an interview hore.
believers in the Koran occupy Oh,
southern half Of Mindanao and the is
lands to the southwark. Their CONVEX.
sion to tho Christian faith is considered
by may rs practically hopeless, al
thougA Icsuit missionaries have gone
among Im undauntedly. They were
won to u Mahomcdan faith from THEN
native paNnism by Mahomedan mis-.
sionarics who nv an outpost in Borneo,
"The relations Of tho Christians aud
Mahomedans in Mindanac are not alto
gother harmonious. According 20 the
original mandate Of their prophet the
latter were told 20 kill all unbelievers,
unless such slaughter should inter.
fere with their own advantage. The
Jcsuits deal with Thorn so diplomatical-
~, however, that outbreaks are unfre.
quent. The Mahomedaus will grow
weaker and as soon as the zeal OF the
Christian missionary becomes greater
than his tact. The United States has
dealt literally with them however in
order 70 show that IL has no partiality
TO any creed or religion They are call.
cd Moors by the Spanish after their
ancient enemies.
AT tho same time the Mahomedans
welcomed our rule. They said they
were glad OF the protection of the Amer
leans and that they dreaded conquest
from some European or Oriental power
which would use them for its own ag-
grandizmeut. Many Of thcm practice
po.ygamy The example OF the sultan
OF tho Suius {, already famous
III tho Philippines, therefore, ara "a
rpmain a part of the United States Wa
will have 90 face % now aud most scrl-
Gus question 20 Doe known ai the Mahom.
ednu trouble. However, how 10 can bg
solved 1 cannot say.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05

Kearney, Mob. Iuly l-Lator details
Of the suicide Of Rey W. g. Brooker
disclose tho tact that ho was charged
with criminal relations with Harriet
L0uumatc. who had been an intimate
friondo the Hr1oacr family during thgir
residence 90 Grand Island. The sheriff
from that city arrived In Kearnoy with
d warrant for his arrest on charge that
he was the father Of an illegitimate
child Mr.. Bro1bgr denied his guilt
when the sheriff stepped on, 20 goo "a
gunrd for the prisoner, Bruoker killed
himself Tho woman IN the case Is un.
1...rr:cd and about $50 years Of age
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05

Manila, July Am engagement last.
ing two days has occurred 90 point 80
mil0s east OF Zambuaugn island of Min
dluuo between Dltt1 Tim and his fol-
lowers and tho followers of Datto Sohy-
man. Datto Tim Is va,-al Of the
sultan of Mindanao. The losses on both
sldus were heavy and the result of the
engagement ndocisiye The sultan of
Mindauao Processes Ignorance as % the
cause OF the outbreak between the two
dattos. The sultan Is friendly to the
Americana.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05
A CIVIL GOVERNMENT
Established In the Philippines BY
the United States.
TAFT TAKES OATH.
lie Addresses the People aud Advises
Them 10 BE True TO the Flag-
Additional Commissioners 10
he Appointed Soon.

Manila, July A-Civil government
departments have been auspiciously
inauguated. Commissioner Taft was
escorted by General Mac Arthur and
General ChaiTee from the palace TO a
great temporary building just outside
the plaza Placio Standing on plat
form Judge Taft took the oath Of Office
administered by Chief Justice Arellano.
Governor Taft was then introduced by
General Macarthur. tho guns Of Fort
Santiago being fired by way Of a salute.
4 feature Of the inaugural address OF
Governor Taft was the announcement
that in September, 1901, thecommission
would be increased by the appointment
Of three native members DR.. Wardo
Detnvora, Denito Logarna and jose Luz
xuriaga. Before Sept. /. departments
will exist rs follows. heads having been
arranged for:
Interior Worcester.
Commercial and policc-Wright.
Justice and fnance-lde.
Public instruction-Mo
OF the 81 provinces organized. Civil
Governor Taft said tho instruction still
exists in five. This will cause the con.
cinuauceo Of the military government in
these sections. Sixteen additional pro-
vincos are reported without insurrec-
tious, but as a necessity they have not
+ been organized, Four provinces are not
ready for civil government.
The speaker predicted that with the
concentration Of troops into larger gar.
risous it would be necessary for the
people 20 assist the police In tho pres.
eryatian Of order Fleet launches will
be procured. he said. which viii iacili'
tate communication among the prov
inccs as we'll as aid the postal and rove
nue. departments
In connection with educational efforts
| Civil Governor Taft said that adult.
should be- educated 10y an observation
method. There was a reasonable hope
that congress would provide a tarin
suitable. one that would assist IN the dee
velopment Of the Philippines instead
Of an application of the United State'
tariff.
According TO Civil Governor Taf
there is an unexpended balance in tn,
insular treasury Of s3,70o,O0O and al
annual income Of slO00O,OOO.
lie said that any possible friction be
tween civil and military subordinate
should De- discouraged The patriotism
Of FIlipinos was commended. In con
clusion Civil Governor Taft reiterated
a hope expressed by the president tina
in the future the inhabitants would b.
grateful for the American Philippine
victory and that there would bo indis
solubly linked ties between the w,
peoples
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05

Charlotte, " c.. July "A negro
named Jim Bailey was lynchcd near
smithheld, ~ O., for assaulung Maud
Strickland, a white girl Bailey was
captured Tuesday night by william
Strickland and Charles Powell. They
started for Smithheld TO deliver their
prisoner to Sheriff Ellington While on
the way mob met them four miles
town, took the negro and hanged him 10
a tree.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05
e. A. BERRY,
Attorney-at-Law,
win practice in the courts OF BraT0s and adioin-
ing Counties. ONCE over J. A Myors,
BRYAN, TEXAS.
DOES ITPAY TO BUY CHEAP

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right, but you want
something that will relieve aud cure
the more severe and dangerous re-
suits Of throat and lung troubles.
What shall you do? Go toa warmer
more regular climate? Yes, II possi-
BILE; If not possible for you, then In
either case take the only remedy
that has been introduced In all
civilized countries with success an
severe throat and lung troubles,
"Boschee's German syrup IL not
only heals and stimulates the
tissues TO destroy the germ disease,
but allays Inflammation, causes easy
oxpectoration, gives u good nights
rest, and cures the patient. Try one
bottle. Recommended many years
by all druggists In the world. Get
Green's Prize Almanac. For sale by
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05
nosr PrI.onnr. Cuntnntsd.

london, July l.-The report Of tho
governor OF the Island Of Sc. Helena
dealing with the year ending March 81,
says THE lies in the European papers
about the treatment Of the Boer prison.
ers even exasperated the prisoners. The
latter enjoy large liberty and are well
behaved, contented and anxious to
work. Many Of them are employed by
the farmers and others are employed Oh
the roads and wharyes."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05

New York. July david L. Short
and Morris Meyers, who are In tho
Tombs under indictment for forgery
aud perjury in connection with Albert
r. Patrick, charged with the murder Of
William NJ. Rice have succeeded in
having their bail reduced from $4,000
IN a. 400 onch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05
Run orsr by a slresleAr.

Shreveport, Ia, July i-While cross
ing Texas avenue on horseback j. p.
ChrisnAn, an architect and builder, was
struck by belt line car on the head.
lie fell under the car and the wheels
passed over him and cut OIL one leg. He
was taken TO tho Charity hospital,
where he lies unconscious with no hops
of recovery.
Mas. Ann Oarvill Walker died Tues
day at Helena, Ark, after long illness,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05
Time Fixed.

Little Rock, July Acting Govern
or Huddlcston has fixed July % for
the hanging Of Charles Anderson, me-
gro, convicted Of rape upon white
woman last fall. The execution will be-
in Little Rock and will be conducted
under the new law requiring convicted
rapists to DO hanged in public.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05

Washington. July Minister Merry
has reported % the state department
that the Costa Ricau government will
reduce It's export tax ou coffee IN order
to offset the additional duty Of 90 per
cent recently imposed on all imports
into the country, The reduction amounts
TO an adjustment Of the export duty
Of one cent per pound on coffee. The
tax goes into effect sept ! next.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05

Knoxville, July 4.-Hon. W. J. Bryan
was greeted at the depot in Knoxville
by several hundred people who insisted
upon a speech. He briefly stated that
he was still on the Kansas City plat.
form and that he was good for 20 years
in behalf Of Democracy IIe was given
cnrdinl applause.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05

ST. Paul, July 4-According 10 nd
vices TO Chief Of Police O'Connor, train
No. 1 on the Great Northern was held
up near Wagner. Mont, about / o'clock
Wednesday afternoon by gang Of out
laws. The Great Northern express safe
was blown open and $4,000 is said to
have been secured by the robbers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05
V. u. HUDSON, District Attorney.
J, @. MINkERr. Attornoy-at-Law.
HUDSON & MlNKEKf.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

Commercial, Probate and General Civil Practice
Titles Examined, Abstracts Made and Deeda
Written. once In Courthouse Notary Pubile
10 once bUan, TEXAS. DIV
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05

Five lots and new cottage ON Col
lege road. Stable, garden, etc. Price
1890; terms reasonable.
Two lots and old broom house In
southwest part of town. Price $500.
Two and onc.aalf lots rear Allen
Academy. Price sou.
Also other city property
Just received fresh shipment liuy-
ler's fine candles at McDougald's
Drug Store. Sgtf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-05
To Cure chlls or Malaria in 4 Days,

Take oulnoria. All druggists are ad.
thorized to refund the money In any
case Of chills, fever or malaria II fails
to cure. Price soc per package. NJ.
II. James, the leading druggist BryaE,
Texas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13
SURRENDERED
Internationally

Washington, Feb. 13.--The following
cablegram today was received at the
war department from Gen. Macarthur
at Manila:
col Simon Tecson, seven officers,
seventy-one soldiers, 80 guns. 1000
rounds ammunition, surrendered I'M
condltIonally Feb. II, San Miguel de
Mayumo, LuZon. This breaks up
group insurrectos heretofore operat-
ing in mountains east of Bulacan; re-
moves from northern Luzon last for
midabe organized force excepting in
first district. Rigid enforcement pro-
clamation December 20. Spontaneous
action people through Federal party
behalf police, self-protectlon, are pro-
ducing most satisfactory results; en-
courage hope entire suspension hostili-
ties early date. MACARTHUR"
CHARGES AGAINST CARMEN.
Manila, Feb. l3-Gen. Davis has been
designated to conduct the inyestiga-
ton into the charges against d. M.
Carman, the American contractor, who,
with his partner, Theodore Carranza, a
Spanish merchant was arrested Feb
ruary II, charged with furnishing sup
plies to aid the insurgents. The evil
denoe against Carman Is accommodating.
During some fighting recently in the
mountains OF Tayabas, about sixty
miles southeast Of Manila, sixteen in
surgents were killed and important
captures were made.
A number of insurgent officers have
surrendered to Capt. Long, Of the ma
rlne corps at Subig.
A quantity Of ammunition has been
discovered in the house Of a merchant
at Manila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13
DISTINCTION OF HOUSES.

The Murray school district trustees
are in the line Of taking the best pre-
cautions to prevnt the occurreneeu of
smallpox In their locality On Friday
next the school houses In that place,
consisting Of nine rooms, Will be fumi-
gated by County Inspector Thomas.
The dsinfectlon is In response to the
request of the county board OF health's
request, made at the last meeting of
the board. Several school districts have
complied with the request but no pri-
vate owners Of halls for public gath
ings have done so up 20 the present In
case of infection or spread Of the dis
ease the board Of health will make the
disinfection obligatory. AT present the
county makes no charge for the work
of dislnfection, merely asking the par
ties to pay for formaldehyde. This
makes the expense comparatively in
significant to the owners Of the houses.