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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
MARINE CORPS.
Major General usywsed Makes Bi. re
port To SECRETARY % Nasy

Washington Oct 2s.-Maior General
Charles Haywood. eommandant OF the
United States marine corps. In his an
nual report TO the secretary Of the navy
says Il has been his policy TO keep on
GERS and men In his command In the
Philippines only two years and half
returning them after such service 70
this country. He hopes now TO reduce
this term Of service 10 two years. that
being as long as It Is advisable 10 keel
them In that climate.
The report presents In detail ,As
operations OF Major Waller and HE
courageous band Of marines on tho
coast OF southern samar. Major Wal.
Ter is quoted as saying these expedi'
tions early last November In the soho.
ten district were the most important
campaign 20 far as their effect on the
insurgents are concerned. Graphic ac.
count II given OF the operations OF the
main expedition In the sohoten. The
attack was on the fortified clifls and
caves I'm the mountains. which had
been before tnat practically lmpregna
BILE.
General Haywood says the effect Of
the capture OF this last stronghold from
the lnEurrectOs OF Samar cannot be-
overcstimated. as they pent years Of
labor upon defenses and undoubtedly
considered elf Notifications impregna.
BILE. The report contains an account OF
the march OF 1870 miles across Samar BY
Major Waller and his men and the In
credible hardships they endured. The
command was engaged actively and
continuously against the insurgents for
three months.
Preliminary steps have been taken
TO erect a new barracks at Nodfalk at
the cost OF 100000.
General Haywood renews his pre-
vious recommendation to congress 10
appropriate literally for marine bar
racks and quarters at the Charleston,
S. C., naval station.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
c.llfnrn,. wh.., crnn shnr,.

San Francisco. oct. eS.-The upward
movement In the price Of wheat Is
causing considerable excitement In
local commercial circles the market
showing more activity than Tor many
months The fact was developed early
that estimates OF the crop iu this state
are Gar from actual facts. Reports az
first indicated a yield Of about 300 900
tons Now the harvest Is over and the
crop o. believed 90 b. only GOO 900 or a
triae over The extent OF the wheat
shortage Is shown by the estimate that
there win De between on. 100000 and
30 00o 900 grain bags carried over this
year. onethlrd that amount OF an ordi-
nary season.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
FUslLLAoE or BULLETS.
Two Men sho, Thfsugh the Legs an,
Ons LAND. Ia Prison

Two Men shot Thrsugh the Legs sns
One Lands Ia Prison
New York. oct 2S.-Two men. shot
through the legs. are 10 bellevue hos
pltal and one man is locked up as the
result Of fusillade OF bullets fired In
a shooting gallery In a basement Of 20
Third avenue. The prisoner sought
the protection OF a policeman after he
had ben chased mp Third avenue and
through Fourteenth street by a crowd
who were shouting: Tracy. the out.
law. KIN him"
With a rife over his shoulder. his
face cut and bloody. his collar ripped
on and his shirt torn. the man. when
captured. said he was David wemmer.
proprietor OF the shooting gallery, and
declared he had shot no one.
one Of the injured men. William
Saunders. was passing the gallery
when the bullets began to ny into the
street
Louis Rassler. the second wounded
man. .Wemmer declared. was the cause
Of the trouble.
The shooting gallery man explained
10 the police that he had quarrellod
with his wife recently and that she had
left home In his search for her he
Inquired az the home OF one OF his nc.
quaintances The latter with several
friends came 20 the gallery. he said.
and started a fight. The rifles lying
about were caught up and a fuslllade
followed lie ned into the street rife
IN hand. but declares he ala not shoot.
The crowd took up the chase and In
a few moments $500 persons were
bowling az Wemmer's heels The POI
lice had great difficulty In making
their way 10 the station with their
prisoner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
MoLlNEAuX TRIAL.
Scheme Alleged 10 Keep Witnesses In
New Jersey from Te.t,ftiag

Scheme Alleged to Keep Witnesses In
New J.rs.y from Ts.t,fyiaE
New York, Oct ?S.-District Attor.
ney Jerome. according 10 the New
York American. has made a personal
appeal to Governor Franklin Murphy
OF New Jersey at his home at Newark
for aid In preventing the consumma.
tlon OF what he alleged to be an effort
10 prevent the state OF New York from
getting witnesses from New Jersey 70
testify In the Molneux trial This
course was decided upon after District
Attorney Jerome heard that two de-
tectlyes we're making efforts 10 frus.
trate the witnesses who were wanted,
Including Mamie Mclando. Robert A.
Seller. Detective Sergeant Joseph Far.
roll and Detectives Glory and Curran
OF the Newark force. Mr.. Jerome's Dc.
tectiycs as7ert that Mamie Melando's
home was under constant guard to pro-
tect her from being kidnapped and car.
ried 20 New York and that they were
unable 90 End the other witnesses. who
are said 10 be- on vacations The New
ark police authorities declare they can
not force their men 90 testify IN The
case. and the district attorney finally
appealed 10 the governor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
nnnar.a Y..r. 10 cl,nl,.

Tacoma. wash. oct 2S.-"lt viii
take a hundred years or more OF hard
work and the expenditure OF hundreds
OF thousands OF dollars 20 ciyilize
southern China" This statement Is
made by Henry W. Huntzell, a Method.
ist Episcopal missionary sent out BY
the Chicago mission two years ago 20
the Chosong station in southern China.
He is nov on his way back 10 Chicago
on account OF 90 health.
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p.nI for a.n.r.l M.n.r.r.

Denver. Oct. 2S.-Willlam A. Deul
superintendent Of the Colorado divIs-
Ion ~ the Union Pacific railroad. with
headquarters az Denver. Is said 20 be
slated for the position OF general man
ager Of the Union Pacific system to
succeed r. r. Dickinson. the present
general manager. who on Nov ! will
assume similar duties with StIllwelrs
road In Mexico. Private advices state
Mr. Deuls appointment has been posi-.
lively decided upon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
AUSTIN NOTES.
Draggisss Axis Toe IN orisisn - % tbs
Medicines watch fnfesieass

Austin. Oct. estate Revenu,
Agent Cunningham Is aoods. with let
ters and kilograms from druggists al
over the state asking whether or mol
drinks or medicines which intoxlcate
OF same nature as Perina. are subject
10 occupation tax as paid on whiskey
The question has been submitted TO the
attorney general for an opinion.
Attorney General Bell has held tina,
n circus is subject 10 a tax for each
performance given during the same
day. II the circus gives one perform
ance In the afternoon and one at night
Il Is subject to two taxes and the reve-
nue. agent must collect the tax Cir
cuses In Texas have ben eyadlng this
tax. and II Is held that II the circus Ia
stlll In the state the tax can be col
lected.
The railroad commission had hear.
Ing here 10 determine the character Of
the crossing 90 be placed by the Okla.
homa City and Texas where II crosses
the Fort Worth and Denver at Quanah.
Both roads cross az a grade Il hag
been taken under adyisement by the
commission
East Austin n greatly aroused on
account ~ a series OF burglarics that
have occurred In that part Of Austin
Several citizens also have been held
up and robbed
Adiutant General Scurry has left the
city on some secret mission. The gov.
ernor Is out OF The city and Il could not
be ascertalned where General Scurry
had gone
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
OLD LINE FOUND.
Mis.inE Sus.ias boundary Monuments Of
Atssks Pound

Seattle. wash. Oct 2s.-Advices
were received from juneau on the
steamer Dolphin that the missing Rus.
sian boundary monuments which have
been so energetically searched FOR by
Lieut. Emmons for the past two sea.
sons. had been discovered by pros.
poctor Of the Porcupine district, named
James II. De Blondeau. lie Is a native
OF Marseilles. France. but has inter.
ested himself In the Porcupine dis.
trict and the Modus Vlyendi strip for
several years. Through his friendship
with the Chukat Indians he gained in.
formation which gave him a clew 90 the
position of the first monument From
this start he followed along and dis.
covered several more OF the old land.
marks Put up years ago by the Cars
followers The line marked by these
monuments D. about i've miles inland
from Pleasant Camp. which Is seven.
teen miles from Klukwon The latter
Is Eve miles from tidewater on the
Chilkat river. This makes the Russian
survey line approximately % miles In.
land 10 the summif-less than ten ma.
rine leagues. and just where Il vas eX.
pected 20 be- from the language used IN
the Anglo.Russlan treaty OF 1925. The
Rainy Hollow district is within Amer.
can territory
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
Captain cos.u Lived q, Newark

New York oct 2S.-Captain Bcr.
nard Cogan, whose death by drowning
IN Alaskan waters has been reported.
lived formerly To- Newark. y j. Dur.
Ing 90 years be followed the life of a
whaler and was one OF the best vcrsod
men In Arctic matters AZ the time
OF the dttlng out of the Greedy relief
expedition Captain Cogan was called
20 Washington to give advice as 20 the
currents and the best routes through
the Polar regions He Us said 20 have
accumulated large fortune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
n.raw rl,lrr r,r.rt r.rlfr.

New Yorll. oct es- Herbert l.. Twit-
ohel and Assistant Teller Chase Of the
National bank. testified as expert In
handwriting az the trial OF Roland y.
MolIneuX Replying 20 questions asked
by Assistant District Attorney Osborne.
Mr. Twitchell said he had carefully ex.
amined all handwriting exhibits n the
case aud the disputed writings. includ-
ing the poison package address and
said he believed all were written by the
same hand.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
Pope. rhy.lol.a opsra,.d rp.,

Rome, Oct. 2s-OperatIon on DR.
Lapponl, the pope's private physician
who was suffering from appendicitis
WIS successfully performed by Or. Mar
zoni. who operated on the pope Tor a
cyst about two years ago. The pope
who was very anxious 70 be Informed
Of the result by telephone. begged DR.
Mazzoni 10 give him personally the or
der that he might hear more Of The
precise details.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
Hun,sr on Trial

New York. Oct. IS Jeremiah Hunt.
er. the negro who held a score OF 20.
lice and volunteers az bay In his home
on Strongs Lane. North Beach. on la.
hor day. aud succeeded In stirring up
battle In which ~ persons we're shot.
has been put on trial 10 Long Island
City on a charge % assault IN the sec.
ond degree upon William Thorp. who
was the frst man shot In the fight
Hunter declares Thorp vas trespass.
ing on his land
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29

Memphis. Oct 2S.-The special
match race for $4,000 a side between
the PAGERS Prince Alert and Sir Albert
s, one heat al a half mile. resulted
In an easy victory for the former. in
the remarkable time Of O:57A. This
establishes a new worlds record for
the distance, beating the former time
by 2ia seconds. The race was not sat.
isfactory In all Of It's details.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
Ru..I.n s,..m.nip oomp.sy r.Il..

New York. Oct. 2s.-ln consequence
~ the dlsoontlnuance Of the govern.
ment subsidy, says a dispatch from
Odessa, the Black Sea and Danube
Steamship company has decided 10 sell
its entire feet OF twelve ships. No div.
idend das been paid since the lorna.
tlon Of the company The correspon.
dent adds that this is the second Rus.
sian steamship company plying In the
Black sea which has been forced 70
liquldate within rs months.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29

San Antonio. Oct ga man. claim
ing 70 be from north Texas. but whal
part will not say. walked into the his
toric Alamo building Monday anC
standing just over the spot where
Davy Crockett died. took a pocket
knife from his pocket and made a
slash at his throat, inflcting a terribl,
cash. but which will not prove fatal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
CHANGING p.rl.. Qualifications.

New York. Oct 2s.-A scheme for
setting back the northern and eastern
portions OF the Notifications Of Paris,
at cost OF $4,000 600 has been ac'
cepted by the parliamentary credits
committee, says Paris dispatch. The
sites OF the present fortIfcations will
Il Is estimated. produce 100000 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
causht pl.,... frnm r.,l.n,-

Philadelphia, Oct. 2s-Dr DAME
Hughes chief resident physician OF Tho
Philadelphia Almshouse. died here on
tubercular peritonitis. the germs Of
which disease he Is believed 20 have
contracted from a patient 20 The hos.
pltal. Dr. Hughes had an international
reputation as an alienist
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
Vor, worth M.a KILLED

Fort Worth. Tex. Oct. ga mes.
rage received here from Omaha states
that Albert Ashby. aged 30. was shot
Al a small town west Of that city. No
particulars are given. lie Is a son 81
Colonel J. X. Ashby Of this city. one OF
the best known Masons in the state.
Chief OF Police Rea has wired for par.
ticulars OF the shooting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29

Waco. Tex. Oct 2S.--James Westcr,
a young man from Chattanooga Tenn.
cut his throat several times here with
a pocket knife while suffering from ~
phold fever. lie will recover from the
wounds N the fever does not grow
worse. lie was respondent about be
ing away from home
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
]. w. BATS,
Real Esfafs agent.
. Have 10 once the oniy ss' Of sbsirss
sooks Of Braaos coury lard sfsiss.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
souta half Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About ole and One-quartor acres
near schos. house In southeast part
d flown. SMALL 80 cottage, tenant
house and ell on premises. Price
$50.
Six room house and two lots OF
md located four blocks from
NJ street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen AGA
DENY. East front. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
rs feet front on Railroad steet ont
Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
Lots near school house Mt slOO
each.
Also other CITY property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
lows naaL Robbed.

Des Molnes. Oct 2s.-The boldest
bank robbery occurring In Iowa In re-
cent years took place az Prairie City
Tho robbers dynamited the safe Of the
Iowa State bank and secured an
amount appro1Imating $4,000. They
exchanged a fusIllade Of shots with
local officers and e., aped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
sh,mrnn... cnn.,rnotlsn n.rnn

Glasgow. Oct 2S-Thc actual build.
ing Of Shamrock lll will be begun
within a fortnight The bending Of her
frames Is nearly finished and the shap.
Ing OF her keel plates has commenced
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
Oh nnTnsrs EHpIode

New iberia. La, oct 2s.-The oil
burners Of the Segura Sugar company.
beneath the boilers. exploded here. A.
Labauye. the fireman. was severely
burned about the face and hands.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29
Tree F.II unnn Hin.

Huntington. Tex. oct 2s-J. @.
Jones was killed near here by a tree
falling on him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-29

South half Of block near Allen
Price $3.50.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-03-15

CONSTITUTING THE ROAD LAw.-Yes'
terday Asst. Attorney General Gun
ter rendered an opinion for the count!
treasurer of Lexington conStrulng the
new road law which may be or inter
est to a number Of counties. The opln.
ion shows that in the matter OF the
nayment Of the communication tax az
least. there is an instance OF wherein
the early bird did not get the worm
Those who paid the tax before Fepru'
ary /, as required by the old act, had &c
nav 81. whereas those who neglected
70 nav up get off with the payment OF
half the amount.
Mr.. Gunter, quoting the law as II ap-
pears in the Townsend code,' shows
that in certain counties the commuta-
ton tax was 81; in others 81. The tax
must have been paid before FEBRUARY
to avoid penalty. But, ne contln-
ues, "by an. act approved FEBRUARY 20
1902, in section 7, it is provided: In lieu
OF performing or causing to be per
formed the labor Of ten hours per day.
as required for the several days, COM
mutation tax Of 81 may be paid by the
person so liable, on or by the 31st day
of March, 1902, and on or by the nrst
day Of March of each year thereafter.
This act does not take effect until the
10Th day after it's approval. 1t will
therefore become effective on March Is,
1902. 1t thus appears that the opportu-
nifty to pay a communication tax closed
on February 1, but was reopened by the
last general assembly to begin on
March the 18th and close March 81,
1902, and for this period the tax is 81
for all the countless .'-Columbia State,
Thursday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-03-15

zah dispensary, in the days when our
vidual who had control Of the old Tlr-
best men were really making an honest
effort to solve the liquor problem on a
high moral plane"
We'll another thing, in view OF your
position as a public officer and the TACT
that you are a candidate for re-elec-
ton, do you not think it is rather i'm
prudent to talk as you are talking?
LAS to that" replied Mr.. Gordon
with a positiveness that was unmistaK-
able, "you may just depend upon this.
As supervisor of York county, I have
been giving my fellow citizens the very
best service that came within the range
of my ability. I shall stand for re-elec-
ton on my record, and in order to COM
plete work and plans now in hand. 1
do not claim that I can do this WORK
better than anybody else, or anything
of that kind, and I shall feel highly
honored by a reelection; but let me
tell you right now that if this whisky
question is to affect matters like this
shall be glad to get back to my farm
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s0' Says Washington dispatcn to the
Spartanburg Herald: Senator McLau-
rim, of Mississippi, Is entitled 70 credlt
for the amendment he has offered to
the ship subsidy bill, which the Repub-
licans will hardly dare to vote down, as
to do so would be confession that
they intended doing what the amend
ment would prevent. The amendment
requires that the names of all members
of firms or incorporators and stock
holders of all corporations, whether
owners of subsidized ships or contract
ors to build the same, shall be made
public. It then adds the following plain
words, which ought to be unnecessary,
but which experience In other legisla-
tive jobs has shown to be wise pre-
caution: mo senator or representative
or president Of the United States or
Judge of any court of the United States
shall be directly or indirectly inter-
ested in any contract under this act or
in any corporation having a contract
under this act, or directly or Indirect
ly receive any money or thing Of value
or worth under the provisions of this
act, or be directly or indirectly inter-
ested in any corporation or vessel
which is beneficiary under this act"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-03-15

RUSSIA AND JAPAN.-Captain F. H.
Smith, a well-known Englishman, who
arrived at Seattle, Washington, last
Thursday, from Japan, declares that
war is soon to come between Russia
and Japan.
Trouble over the Russian occupation
Of Manchuria is the cause Of the trou-
ble," said Captain Smith, land the Jap
anese are spelling for chance to whip
some one. They are making all prepar-
ations for the scrap that must come
very soon. When it does come England
will be forced to help the Mikado's
army and the war may involve all Eu-
rope.
I'm the meantime the Russians are
pushing work on the railroad across
Manchuria, and to this the japanese
have no objections.
Russia, however, must defend the
road against the attack of the natives.
Some $4,000 coolies are now employed
in the work."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-03-15
SEASONABLE
GOODS.

WITHIN n few more days you will
w be planting your garden. You
will be doing the correct thing If you
will see us for your Seed Potatoes. If
you want choice Table Onions, we have
them for you.
We have just received a new supply
of ORANGES, APPLES, LEMONS and
THINGS. Things" are goods that are
put up in cans, boxes. bottles, barrels,
etc We sell lots of things" and our
customers are usually satisfied
Don't forget our PICKLES in bulk.
10 cents the dozen.
If you have not tried our Is cents
ROASTED COFFEE you are not doing
your pocketbook justice-if you count
the cost Of living. Many good house.
keepers are using it and they say it is
all right and equal to higher priced
goods of other dealers.
c. p. LOWRANCE G. CO.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-03-15

his case appoplexy. He requested that
he be removed to hotel and the news
be kept from MS wife for fear of alarm
ing her. He afterward got much bet
ter; but finally began to sink rapidly
and died at the time stated. The de-
ceased had a national reputation as
leading Democrat; but was very radl-
cal in his views, so radical in fact that
he was often accused of being in SYM
pathy with anarchy. The most noted
act of his life, and the one for which he
got the most criticism, was the pardon
ing of the Chicago anarchists who had
been sentenced on account Of the Hay
market riots.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-03-15
Robbery In Greenwood.

Greenwood special of March to Co.
lumbia State: News reached here today
Of another bold robbery. similar to one
reported from this county over month
ago. Last Wednesday night ]. A.
Horne, a farmer living near Rambo,
in the lower section Of this county, had
$500 stolen from him. The money was
kept in a trunk in his house and how
it was taken out is not known. 1t Is a
singular coincidence tnat this man Is a
brother of S. H. Horne, who on Octo-
ber IS, 1899, had over 5000 taken from
him while at a circus in Greenwood.
Both Of these men are hard workers.
They save every penny, denying them
selves everything except the bare ne
cessities of life, and the loss of the accu-
mutation Of lifetime goes very hard.
In the case Of the man who lost his
money at the circus, by the aid of an
attorney, F. Barron Grier, he got all
Of his money back. The other man
will probably never get his.