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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14
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Austin. TEX. Jan. l3.-Notwiths,and nd
Ing the antitrust suit pending against
the Kirby Lumber company. the head
OF that concern continues 10 add saw
mills and timber lands TO its already
large assets. II is evident that his al.
torneys are firm In their belief that the
antitrust law will not reach 4 eorpor-
alton which buys up the property OF
other corporations. even including
those regarded AS competitors. The law
Is construed. II seems. 10 prevent the
formation OF combinations OF compet-
ing interests and that IL does not pro-
hibit a corporation from buying as
much property as IL sees 1T. that H..
II IL unconstitutional IL Ito purpose Is
to limit the amount OF assets OF n cor
poration. The law is 10 be tested on
this point in the case OF the state vs.
the Shippers Compress company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14
THAT RAILROAD DIAL
Argument WIN Be Heard In NersA-
ern Securities Coz my.
TIME SET FOR JAN. q


Washington. Jan. i3-In the United
States supreme court Chief Justice Full
Ter announces that argument upon the
application Of the State Of Minnesota
for leave to Ale bill OF complaint
against the Northern Securities com.
pany bearing upon the Consolidation
of the Northern Pacific Railroad com
pany with other railroad companies,
will be- heard Monday. January 81
The chief justice also issued an order
requiring that notice Of application
should be given to she Securities com
pany.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14
.f,er dinner they lef, for Waco.

"tSi hshh't sh'y WV WI '" wv
As u matter OF course, the mem
bsrs Of the oommission, not yet
having visited half the towns ask.
ing for the school, can form no
opinion of what their choice will
be; in fact, it is evident they have
discussed the matter very little
among themselves. IL was evident,
however, that they were greatly
impressed with what they saw
here and at College and with the
seight Of argument presented at
the hearing.
The commissioners were Ms.
Helen NJ stoddard, Messrs. COL
quit, Miner, PfeufIer, Woodbridge
Moore, Thomas, Rowell, Bodney
and DR.. Roberts. Members Of the
A. & n. board: Col. Marion San
som, Hon. jeff Johnson, VIM. Ma.
lone and p. II. Tobin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14
Beck on Santiago B.,,i.

Chicago. Jan. IA book entitled
"Schley and Santiago is on the press
in this city, and will be bound within
tsu days. The author is George r.
Graham. a war correspondent. who was
on board the Brooklyn during the fight
with the spanish feet. and thus In a
position TO tell the story OF Santiago
without fear or favor" The book Is
said 10 have the unqualified endorse
ment Of Rear Adm Il Schley. who
read and corrected Ic proof sheets.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
Have Finished Investigations st College.
Heard Arguments and Left
for Waco.

dustrial School commission fin
ished their Investigations at Col
lege yesterday and left at 2 O'Clock
via the II. & T. G. for Waco.
The commissioners arrived at
College Saturday, spent the night
and came TO Bryan Sunday morn
ing. Here they attended various
churches and were entertained at
dinner at the homes of citizens.
several OF the commissioners had
old friends here with whom they
stopped.
In the afternoon they were taken
in charge by members Of the Busi-
ness League committee and driven
about the city and to the Ursuline
convent and Allen academy, re-
turning to the college for the night.
Yesterday the commissioners were
shown over the college buildings
and grounds, and the workings Of
the various Departments were ex-
planned 10 them. They manifested
great interest in everything they
saw and spoke in unqualified terms
Of praise regarding the institution
and what il is accomplishing.
At IL o'clock the commission
ers, members of the board Of di-
rectors present, members of the
faculty, some of the College ladies
and members of the Bryan COM
mittee assembled in the mess hall
parlors TO hear the argument in ia.
vor of locating the school at Col.
lege station. Mr.. o. B. Colquitt,
of Terrell, presided, with Mrs.
Helen NJ. Stoddard, secretary.
The invitation from the Bryan
committee asking the commission
to visit Bryan and College, was
read. Thereupon Col. Marion San.
som, president of the A. and NJ,
board of directors, read a resolu-
ton adonted by the board Of direc-
tors inviting the location Of the in.
dustrial school at College station
and pledging the fostering care and
co operation of the board in estab-
fishing and maintaining the insti-
tuition. Arguments were then made
in favor of College by Prof. l.. l..
McInnis, selected to represent the
Bryan committee, Major Cavitt.
Prof Connell, Prof. Alvord and
DR.. Gillespie. Prof. Alvord gave
the results of his observations Of
co-education at the Michigan A.
and NJ. college, where girls were
admitted while he was student
Of the institution. The results
were entirely satisfactory and of
great advantage to the institution.
DR.. Gillespie gave statistics GOV.
ering a period of ten years show
ing the remarkable healthfulness
Of the locality. Prof. Cornell re.
piled to inquiries regarding this
and similar institutions in other
states The remarks of the others
were more at length and covered |
the many arguments in favor Of
establishing the school at College.
Resolutions by the faculty endors-
ng the location there were also
presented
At the conclusion of the hearing
he members of the commission
passed a resolution of thanks to
he people of Bryan and College
or the hospitable manner in which
hey had been entertained, and
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14

Nice. France, Jan. l3.-M. Giscoblni.
chief astronomer Of Nice observatory.
reports that az Z o'clock Sunday even
Ing after moon set. the brilliancy OF
Venus was so intense as 10 cast shad-
ous on walls This is the first tim0
this phenomenon has been observed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14
contrIbu,. 10 MeKlnI.r M.mnrl.I.

Plttsburg. Pa. Jan. l3-Ten thous-
and dollars was Saturday contributed
TO the national o. for the Mckinley
memorial by the workingmcn of Home
stead. The majority OF the working
men gave q half days pay. from the
lowest laborer 10 the heads Of depart
ments. There were some. however.
who gave nothing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14
Msler starr Dad

Marshall. Tex, Jan. i3.-Major
James Frankli' tarr died al his home
In this city ST. y. Mr. Starr enlisted
In Company n. First Texas mounted
rifles and served throughout the civil
war Az the surrender he was the ad-
jutant OF Hardemans brigade. with
the rank OF major. The deceased was
one OF the best friends the volunteer
Gre department OF Texas ever had.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14
anr-rnor Nah Ipsurur.,sd.

Columbus. o., Jan. l3.-At high
noon Monday Geo. X. Nash was inau-
gurated for the second time governor
OF Ohio The oath OF Office was adj
mlnlstered to him In the rotunda OF the
state capitol by chief Justice Minshall.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14
Cnp,.In Attemnt. snIcId..

San Francisco. Jan. 13.-Captain W.
]. d. Horne Of the Ninth cavalry. Unit.
ed States army. made a deliberate al.
tempt az suicide Saturday night In an
O'Farrell street store, owned by a man
named Dalpurte
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14

The members Of the girls indus
trial school commission were IA
mi.iar with the success Of the Cen
tral Texas fair and took occasion
g. compliment Bryan on the enter
prise.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14
TOOL TRUST ASSURED.
Deed % vvsss Sss s7.soe> eco Ms1s ss
esvry Out the kshsas.

Cleveland. o.. Jan. l3.-The last step
In the formation Of the big pneumatic
tool trust was the hlinE OF deed OF
trust for $500 .Oss In county record
er's once here. TIE deed was from
the Chicago Pneumatic Tool company
TO the Central Real Bond and Trust
company OF NV York. to secure the
paymsn, Of $500. 600 issus OF 2s-year
frst mortgage Ave per cent gold bonds.
The plants OF Boyer Machine compa-
ny. OF Detroit. olney Metal company OF
Philadelphia. Chisholm 4 Moore Man
ufacturinE company OF this city Frank
lin Air Compressor company OF Frank
lin. Pa. and 10000 shares OF New
Taits- Howard Pneumatic Tool eompa.
ny Of London. England. together with
all patents OF big concerns are Includ-
ed In securities
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14
Die. Of III. wounds.

Mlneola. Tex. Jan. l3-S. Munzes.
heimer. who was shot Friday after.
noon. died Saturday night. The exam.
lining trial Of Aaron Munzesheimer,
who is under arrest charged with the
shooting. will be held today.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14

Having done about all that can
be accomplished towards securing
tho Industrial school for girls,
let Bryan now 60 after the Free
Baptist college.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-14

Wilhelmshayen. Jan. 13.-The Ger
man Imperial Yacht Hohenzollern
will sail for New York January IS The
band Of Second naval division will
20 10 the u.ted States on board.
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EmmeIs Prescription Pharmacy,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-06-20

Fliuch cards for sale at this office
w A Bahlke was in Stanton Monday
night.
The City Hand Laundry does all work
by hand
All the fancy drinks at Sharrar q Mul
hollands
Mrs J f. Lathrop was in Grand
Rapids the first OF the week.
Shall we call for your laundry? Call
Us by phone l27, City Hand Laundry. I.
Mrs. NJ O Bright of Cleveland was
the guest of Mrs H. j. Vermo ulen Mon
day.
To exterminate those little pests, the
potato bugs, buy Bug Finish at f. j.
Rays
Mrs. j. f. Lathrop wishes Ill parties
indebted to her to call and settle before
July LIST.
Reed Larus of North Star has been
granted an increase of pension to $500
per month.
F. .Ellicott has resigned his position
as head laundryman at the Wright
House laundry on account of the close
confinement injuring his health
When leaving your orders with The
Hayt 81 Pierce 90. for groceries, remem.
Der to have bottle Of Rockingham
Dairy Cream included in the order. .
Judge :. b Daboll of st. Johns, rural
mail route inspector, was in Alma
Wednesday on his way home from st.
Louis were he had been conducting
civil service examination for rural mail
carriers.
The Glare Courier has been enlarged
from a six column 10 seven column
quarto, an improvement made necces-
sary by the large amount of advertising
patronage the paper has. Editor Garfield
is evidently hustler.
Rev. y T. Hafer attended the com.
mencement exercises of Kalamazoo COL
lege this week as an alumnus % that
college. Rev. Hafer was a participant
in the alumni. college baseball game in
which the alumni won by the score of
five 70 one, better showing than the
alumni OF our college made on Wednes-
day.
j. Major Lemen Of Shepherd was in
Alma Tuesday on his way 10 LasVegas,
New Mexico for purpose of accompan.
ing home his uncle, John Durham ,Jr.,
who has been there for the past two
years for the purpose Of receiving the
benefits of the climate in relieving his
pulmonary trouble. Mr.. Durham is a
son Of John w. Durham, Sr., OF this
place and well known to many OF the
residents. He has been gradually grow
ing weaker OF late and has now reached
the stage where there is no hopes OF
his recovery.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-06-20
ZONE OIcIsITY.

Buy Bug Finish at f j. Rays
Empty lard tubs 10 cents each at Ben
nett's.
Quench your thirst at Sharrar 81 Null
hollands fountain.
The stone for the new village hall IL
being placed on the site.
DO you play finch: Get a package
with full instructionsat, this office.
Pumps for well and cistern cheap at
A. w. Brooks. Gall before you buy.
Mrs. J.W. Holmes attended the con-
mencement exercies of the Lansing high
school Thursday.
Mrs. n J Mccullough and mother,
Mrs. II. n. Button, spent Sunday in
Sumner with relatives.
The Uncle Toms Cabin show billed
for Alma under canvas last Saturday
was given in the opera house on account
OF the high wind and threatening wealth.
er. Quite large crowd attended the
performance. as usual when Uncle Tom
comes TO town.
According to the Lansing papers Miss
Fanny Foster OF that place was married
on Thursday OF last week to Prof. VIM.
S. Toothaker Of Sparta, at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. ano Mrs. John
n. Foster. Mr.. Foster will be remem-
bered az the former editor Of the 81.
Louis Republican Leader.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
NOTICE or DESIGNATION.

The firm of Sommers & Winkler, do
ing business in the City Market, has
been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.
j. Sommers retiring and Mr.. c. Wink
Ter continuing the business.
j. SOMMERS,
c. WINKLER,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
Mr.. DENMARK REPLIES.

Denies Any knowledge of Any At
tempted Use of Money in His Be
half.
Valdosta, Ga, May 31.-The Morning
News of this morning prints the SUB
stance of an affidavit which appeared
in the Thomas County News of yester-
day. and which was distributed in cir
cular form throughout this district, for
the evident purpose of injuring Mr..
Denmark in the eyes of the voters of
this judicial circuit. Mr.. Denmark has
answered the publication in the follow
ing circular:
To the Voters of the Southern Judicial
Circuit.
l am advised that a circular is being
circulated throughout this circuit as a
campaign document from Townsville.
The circular is headed, us Judicial Of
flee in the Southern Circuit to be Pur-
chased With Money!" In answer to
this question 1 say no, thousand times
no. Every past act of my life and
every feeling of my nature say no.
believe in keeping the judiciary clean,
pure and above reproach.
l desire to say that in my campaign
no improper influences whatever have
been used by me to control the result
in the approaching primary, and / have
too much confidence in the integrity
and character of my friends to believe
that they have resorted to any i'm
proper methods, and they assure me
they have not. l wish to declare, how
ever, with as strong language as 1 can
use, that If any Plant System official
or any one else has approached any
one in my behalf and offered him
money for the purpose of corrupting or
buying his vote, l repudiate the same
and declare that it did not come
through me or at my instance, and was
done absolutely without my knowledge.
l do not believe such a thing was
done.
Campaign fabricators, campaign cor
ruptionists and ballot box manipulate
ors are to be abhorred above all things.
l am satisfied the friends of my dis
tinguished opponents do not believe my
friends have resorted to any improper
methods in my behalf. The object of
the circular is to prejudice the white
voters against me, but 1 do not believe
the people of this circuit will be in
fiuenced by such methods as are re-
sorted to by the friends of my op-
ponent, and at a time when the cleo
ton is almost at hand and too late to
be answered. E. P. S. Denmark
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
THE CAMPAIGN ESTIMATES.
ALL THREE MANAGERS ASSURED
OF SUCCESS.

Mr.. Hin StiIl MOdestIy Claims Those
100 Counties-Mr. Tan Says Guerry
Has 70 Counties Sure-The Estin
Committee Is Satisfied With GS
Counties Probable, But Is Certain
That If Nomination Is Thrown In
to Convention That EstiII VIII Re
the Nominee.
Atlanta, May 31.-The Constitution
will publish tomorrow statements of
the campaign managers of the three
candidates in the gubernatorial race,
and their predictions as to the result.
for Mr.. Terrell, says he has no reason
to change in any manner his claim
made four months ago, and he pre-
dicts that Mr.. Terrell will be nominated
on the first ballot. The claim made by
Mr.. Hill at that time, as will be re-
membered, was that 100 counties were
sure for Mr.. Terrell.
A statement was received from the
Estin Campaign Committee stating
that Col. Estil had 6S counties prob
able. if not certain, but that even
though he should not get more than
forty of these, which he would I'M
doubtedly do, Mr.. Query would carry
fully that number, thus throwing the
nomination into the convention. In
that event Col. Estill would be the
logical nominee for governor.
The statement from S. G. Tapp,
chairman of the Associated Guerry
clubs, claims that Mr.. Guerry has 70
counties sure, and that he will prob
ably carry four others. He predicts
Mr.. Guerry's nomination on the first
ballot.
Mr.. Hill for Mr.. Terrell, publishes a
card tomorrow in answer to Messrs.
Guerry and Hall, in which he calls
them political deceivers" and refers to
them as the "Jekyl and Hyde" firm.
In this card he reiterates former state
ments with reference to the part play
ed in an alleged lobbying incident by
Mr.. Hall.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
sCHEUTzEN FESTIVAL.

Next Sunday June s. will be the
Scheutzen festival at Scheutzen Park,
White Bluff Musical concert enter
tainment. Bowling, prize shooting and
other amusements. Invitations extend
ed from members of club.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
co TO WARSAW

BY steamer Wilmington" on Sundays
from Thunderbolt AT 1890 A. m, re-
turning from Warsaw at p. m. on
Wednesdays ana Fridays from Thun-
derbOlt al 10 a. m. returning from
Warsaw at 3 p. M. Safest bathing on
South Atlantic coast. never has been
an accident Music FISH dinners and
fishing. 30 cents round trip.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
Humboldt Cigars
As Good as Currency.
LEE ROY MYERS G. co.
NOTICE 70 ROAD COMMISSIONERS.

NOAiOh ~ hNO@AD OV'A" Us AO-'
The semi-annual meeting of the
Board of Road Commissioners will be
held at the Court House on Monday,
June 2, at 10 o'clock a. m. A full at
tendance is requested.
GUGIE BOURQUIN,
Chairman.
W. +. TRAIN,
Secretary.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
COL. STONE AT Triton.
Tells Why South Georgia should
Stand by Her Candidate.

Tells Why South Georgia should
Stand by Her Candidate.
Triton, May S1.-Col. ]. f. Stone
made a forceful speech here last night
in the interest of Col. Estill. His au-
dience was a large and enthusiastic
one. He particularly urged that now
that South Georgia had the opportunity
she ought to get out from under the
domination of the politicians of North
and Middle Georgia. He declared that
the politicians of that section would
never give South Georgia anything if
they could help it. The refusal of the
last state convention to recognize the
worth of that sterling Democrat, John
Triplett of Townsville, as a delegate
from the state at large, was cited as
an instance. Col. Stone went over Col
EstilPs platform. and pointed out its
superiority to that of either of the other
candidates. He called attention to the
fact that he was untrammelled, and
that if elected Governor he would take
the Office free off any pledges to any
body, and could therefore devote him.
self TO the interests of the people and
the welfare of the state. Col. Stone
carried his audience along with him.
and there was a feeling of regret when
he finished
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
OIL IN BERRIENg
Supposed Flow of Petroleum Found
at Fender.


Triton, Ca, May 31-A gentleman
from Fender, six miles south of Tiff
ton, has discovered an oil we'll. Sat
urday night, upon his return from
White Springs. he drew a bucket of
water and found it to be highly flavor
ed with petroleum He threw it out.
and drew up several buckets and in
stead Of its getting clearer of oil, more
seemed to develop.
He supposed someone had played
trick on him by pouring oil in his we'll,
To make him think that he had dis
covered an oil well. but Sunday morn
ing and afternoon he again drew water
from the well, and found IL TO contain
oil. Monday morning he had his well
thoroughly cleaned out and newly
curbed, still there Is now oil in his
well, and with a greater thickness than
when first discovered. Prominent citi-
zens Of Fender testify 10 this and say.
II II is not oil, what IS f.? An investi-
cation viii be made and the oily-water
Analysed, and IL IL proves 10 be an oil
well. stock company viii - organlz-
ed a. once, and other searches for oil
IN that vicinity made.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR RENT, OCT. L.

That desirable residence southwest
corner Bull and Taylor streets, 'front.'
ing Pulaski monument on Monterey
Square, and on direct line with the new
Union Depot. The house has IA rooms,
over basement thoroughly ventilated
and in fine condition; also a large din
ing hall, with accommodations for over
fifty people, with a large veranda
fronting on Bull and Taylor street
The pleasant surroundings and conven-
lent location make it attractive for
tourists and home people-the fur
nished rooms of the house will more
than double pay the expenses. For
particulars see
JOHN LYNCH. Grocer.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
STORM INSURANCE.

am now prepared to write the
above in addition to Fire. Accident and
Life Insurance. Do not delay placing
Storm Insurance until the Storm
comes. Delays are dangerous.
w. T. HOPKINS, Agent.
Telephone No. PIG. 10 Bryan St. East.
CHAS. INGLESBY, Manager.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
Personal.

Having reason to believe that the late
George Turner had made will, and as
same cannot be found, any person who
has it in their possession, as has been
witness to one, will kindly correspond
with his nephew,
GEO. C. HARDIN,
222 Oglethorpe Avenue, West, Sa-
vannah, care of Mr.. Chas. f. Stanton.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
WILMINGTON ISLAND
DAILY SERVICE.

Steamer Wilmington leaves Thunder
bolt p. M; leaves Wilmington at
a m. Leaves Savannah, foot of Whita-
ker street. on Saturdays at p. m,
with freight for Wilmington. Leaving
Thunderbolt at $3.50 p. m.
j. N. OEMLER, Agent.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01

The business of Sommers & Winkler
having passed into my hands, I beg to
announce to the public that 1 shall con-
tinue the same under my own name
and give my patrons the same careful
and conscientious treatment that char
acterized the firm of Sommers & Wink
Ter. l shall put my best efforts toward
making my service flawless and shall
spare no pains to merit the patronage
that is bestowed upon me.
@ WINKT ,EP
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-01
MILITARY ORDERS.
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dq'rs, list. Bat, Heavy Artillery,

H'dq'rs, LIST. Bat, Heavy Artillery,
Georgia State Troops.
Savannah Volunteer Guards.)
Savannah, Ga. May 20, 1902.
General Orders, No. 1.-THE Battal-
ion is hereby ordered to assemble at the
Arsenal on Tuesday, June 3, at AIS
o'clock p. M, fully uniformed, armed
and equipped. Gray uniform, cam
paign hats and leggins) to participate
in the parade and ceremonies incident
to the unwilling of the busts of Gems.
McIaws and Barlow. BY order of Maj.
Williamson.
H L. RICHMOND,
First Lieutenant and Adjutant.