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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06
CATHOLICS AT CHICAGO.
Delegates from Tsur Hundred Societies
Attend the Federation There.

Attend the Federation There.
Chicago. Aug 5.-Delegates from
more than 400 Catholic societies at
tended the opening session OF the con
ventlon OF the Federation OF Catholic
societies begun here to-day, Solemn
pontihcial high mass was celebrated
IN the morning at the cathedral Of the
Holy Name by Bishops Muldoon, Mess
mer and McFaul.
At the beginning Of the business SEES
sion visitors were welcomed by Law
renee T. Mccain. representing Mayor
Harrison.
Much interest centered about the atti'
tude the delegates might assume on
the question OF the Spanish friars In
the Philippines.
All regular sessions Of the conven-
ton will be executive. bat the opening
meeting will be held AZ night. at which
the officers say the question OF politics
and church probably will come mp
The convention will continue two
DAYS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06
NO CARS RUNNING.
Railway omolai. Order Cars to lie Kept
IA ia. Harms.

lronton. O.. Aug. 5.-Not a wheel Is
turning on the Ironton division Of the
Camden Interstate railway line here.
A telegram from William Jacobs OF the
National association now at Hunting
ton ordered all cars to be kept In the
barns. The order was obeyed unani-
mously, and the strikers are operating
cab lines to accommodate the public.
The Associated Press is Informed by
local officers OF the company II will
not attempt 20 run cars In lronton I'M
tll the difficulty across the river IS
settled.
All Is quit here. One car with Sherin
Haney aboard passed through Ashland
XIV. before a sufficient number of
strike sympathizers assembled TO stop
Il. but II traffic Is resumed there Sc
rious trouble is expected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06
wall Of water Cam. Down

Terrell Tex. Aug. 5.--A H. Dashlell
assistant general attorney of the Texas
Midland railroad. has just returned
from a trip 20 bis farm on the East
Fork % the Trinity river. near Scurry
In the southern portion OF this county
He states that the East Fork rose ten
feet IN forty-fve minutes at that place
last Friday afternoon. Men who were
AZ work In the bottom saw the wall OF
water coming and ran for the hills
but were obliged % wade water Co their
necks before they got out OF the bot.
tom
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06
ANOTHER MAN SHOT.
Non-Union Miner stopped by Pour Men
and wounded.

Non-Union Miner stopped by Pour Msn
and Wounded.
Shenandoah. Aug. 5.-There are many
rumors flying around this region OF
trouble in camp and various parts OF
the region.
The only disturbance that occurred
however. was at Girardsyine, six miles
from here, where a workman coming
from the Girard washery was shot IN
the leg and slightly injured.
The injured man is James Caparall,
an Italian. He had been engaged at
work which had been forbidden by the
union and had been warne'- several
times TO quit. While on his way home
he was met on the road by half a dozen
unknown men. who began 20 beat him.
Caparall ran and as he did so one OF
the men shot. hitting him In the leg.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06
wnrk er c.nr.ctlcnl n.snn.

New YorR. Aug 5.-Work has begun
on the foundation az the New York
navy yards on which the new 10000
ton battleship Connecticut viii De con-
structed. Three thousand piles are 10
be driven into the ground for the
building site In order 20 make a sure
foundation for the ways. The con-
struction Of this ship will be the big
gest work ever undertaken az the New
York yard.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06

London. Aug 5.-All preparations
have been completed for the return OF
King Edward TO London tomorrow.
Victoria station has been brilliantly
decorated Il Is expected his maiesty's
return 10 the capital will be marked
by a great demonstration on route 10
buckingham Palace. The trip to Lon
don will be made on a royal specia'
train. but there will be no invalid chair
or other special arrangement. as II is
felt his majesty Is fully equal 10 the
fatigue OF the journey
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06
Go,srpmsn, Claim, a Victory

Washington. Aug. 5.--A cablcgram
received az the state department from
Panama conveys the information that
there are revolutionary war vessels in
the bay: that fierce battles have been
fought at Aqua Dulce but results OF
the battles not yet known. The gov
eminent. however. claims a victory
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06
King lhu,rh An. To- VIII.

Cowes. Aug. liking Edward. FOR
the first time since his illness. walked
up and down a flight 81 stairs Monday
without assistance He also enjoyed a
stroll upon the upper promenade deck
OF the royal yacht. from which a splen-
did view OF the yacht races was OBJ
tainable
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06
Niu.,y Per Loo Abou, Na,a.o'r.

Nayasota. Tex. Aug. o. W VI NIL
roy. one OF the most prominent cotton
men OF this city. estimates that az least
90 per cent OF the cotton in the bot
toms tributary to Navasota has been
destroyed by the food.
The Brazos is still falling. but as yet
very slow.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06

New York. Aug. 5.-Mrs. Anna V. l..
Plerson. widow OF DIR. William Hugh
Pierson. said TO be the inventor OF eel
luloid. committed suicide by hanging at
her home in Glenridge. y. j.. owing to
continued III health.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06
sire, Hallway sun. s.,tl.a.

Ironton. O.. Aug THE street rail
way strike has been amicably settled.
An agreement was effected by the rec
ognition OF the union and the rein
statement OF discharged union men
who are considered honest aud Ell.
Cient servants.
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|. & G. N. EXCURSION RATES AND
ARRANGEMENTS.

WASHINGTON. d. &. - National
Encampment G.. a. r., very low
rates. Sell tickets Oct. ?, 3, and
{, limit Oct. 18th. privilege eN-
tentiOu % Nov. 3rd.
SUMNER EXCURSION RATES
To various points In Texas and 10
various points north and east.
Low rates. Sell tickets daily.
June ist TO Sept. 30th, limit Oct.
3lst.
MARLIN. TENAS-The great health
resort. Low excursion rates.
Tickets on sale daily the year
round; limit % days for return.
For complete information call on l..
x G.. y. ticket agents, or address
ID. j. PRICE,
Gen. Pass. q Ticket Agt.,
Palestine, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06
]. w. BATS,
ReGI Estate Agent.
Have IA once the only SET Of abstract
socks Of BraIos county land titles.
FOR SALE.

soutl / alf Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About or and one-quarter acres
lear schcs : ause In southeast part
Of town. Snail new cottage, tenant
house ana ell on premises. Price
$50.
Six ron house and one lot Of
ground on ,st side Of town. Price
1870.
SIX room house and two lots OF
round located four blocks from
Main street. Brick cistern on pre-
mises. Price 1920.
One quarter block near Allen AGA
DENY. Fast front. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
rs feet front on Railroad steet out
Of Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
The Ed Pochila place; 2 lots and
large two-story residence. Price
$500.
Also other city property.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-06

souta / alf Of block near Allen
Academy Price $3.50.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-25

too. for he never winked ar eyelash
when the Sword swung above him: an
admirable combination of qualities
whether in a MacFarlane or a MacNeish.
And now, gentlemen, continued His
Majesty. although the affair of the
huntsman is settled, it brings US no
nearer our venison. If the cook will not
TO the King then must the King TO the
cook. Gentlemen. TO your arms and
your horses, They say a Scotsman fights
well when he is hungry: let us put the
proverb 10 the test. We ride and dine
with his majesty of Kippen.'
A spontaneous cheer burst from every
man in the great hall TO the accompani-
ment Of a rattle Of swords. Most of those
present were more anxious to follow the
King to a contest than into a council
chamber When silence ensued, the mild
voice of the Archbishop. perhaps because
it was due to his profession. put in a
s~easonable word, and the mobiles scowled.
for they knew he had great influence
Your Majesty, if the Buchanans are
drunk
If they are drunk. my Lord Arch
bishop interrupted James. we viii
sober them. It's a duty even the church
owes TO the in~ebriate.' And with that
he led the way out of the hall, his
reply clearing the brows Of his follow
erS.
A few minutes later a gathering cav
alcade rode forth from the Castle of
Stirling. through the town and down the
path Of Ba~llengeich, a score of soldiers
bringing up the tail of the proceSSion;
and in due time the company came to
the entrance of Arnprior Castle. There
seemed like to be OPPOSITION at the gate,
but Sir Donald, squirting his horse FOR
ward among the guard, scattered the
members of it right and left. and, rails
ing both voice and sword, shouted:
'"The King, The King Make way for
the King of S~cotland!"
The defenders seeing themselves out
numbered. as the huntsmen had been in
that locality a short time before, gave
I'D their axes to the invaders as meekly
as the royal rangers had given up their
venison.
The King placed his own guard at
the gate. Springing from his horse he
entered the castle door, and mounted
the stone steps. sword in hand, his ret
inue close at his heels. The great hall
to which they ascended was no monks
chapel of silence. There was waited
to them, or rather blown down upon
them like a fierce hurricane, the mar
tial strains Of buchanan Forever, :"
played by pipers anything but scant of
wind; yet this tornado was not sufficient
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-25
ADMITS HIS SHAME
Professor and So-CaIIed Wife
Unmasked.
A Couple Who Have Imposed Upon Ashtville
Exposed in a Communication 10 The
Cii i'm.

Especial to the News and Obacrvcr.D
ago There came to this city a man and
womaa who registered as Prof. and Mrs.
IL. II. BrldgeWatcr, and advertised as
magnetic healers. Thereby hangs a tale.
The Asheville Citizen this morning re-
ceived, through the mail, a communica-
ton from the manager of the Canadian
School Of Magnetic Healing and Sug-
wcStive Mental Therapeutics, saying in
effect that the late principal CT that
institution, Prof. II. II. BridgeMater
recently, unknown to his Wife and fam
lily, left the institution in that city in
company with a woman known as
Pearl McGinnis, of Signal, Ohio, that he
stole text books Of the institution and
other Valuables Of the association and
came to AsheVille to build UP a sani-
tarium. Today, when asked of the mat
tiers, Prof Bridgewater acknowledged
the truth of the charge in regard TO his
relations With the woman, but denied
that he had appropriated any courses
of the institution from the Toronto
school. He declared taat Oh the con
trary he had founded the school at
Toronto and that those now making
charges against him were former en-
ployes. He said he and Mrs. McGinnis
are not married, out eXpec to be as
soon as he can get a divorce from his
wife. Pending proceedings for the
divorce from his wife this woman has
asSumed his name. He says there has
been no attempt to disguise movements
of relations from any one who has d
right to know. The principal person
formulating these charges, he says, is q
woman who was a former patient he
took intOS his employment and who de-
veloped a feeling of jealousy toward
Miss McGinnis. He adds, IF [ can't
live in Asheville | will simply have to
leave, that's all"
The case of Reedy Herdon, alias Gus
Jenkins, went to the jury today.
George Wall, a neEro brakeman. was
run over and killed by a freight train
at an early hour this morning in the
Southern Railway yards neal the pas
Scngc depot.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-25

to the title Of KiEG Of kippen. 50 Ions
as be does not fall into the error OF
surprising that kippen includes al OF
scotland. instead OF Scotland including
Kippen. And so. Laird OF ArnpFlor.
King Of Kippen. We drink your good
health. and when next my venison passes
vour door take only that portion OF Z
which bears the same relation TO the
whole az the district Of Kippen does to
broad Scotland"
The toast was drunk with cheers. and
when silence came the King OF KipPen.
casting ? rueful glance along the empty
board. said;
II thank Your Majesty for your good
wishes. but in truth the advice you give
will be hard to follow. for ! see
should have stolen twice the quantity
of vension I did. because as | have not
done so l and my men are like 10 so
hungry"
And thus Buchanan came into his IL
tie of King of kippen. although he had
TO wait some time for his dinner on the
day he acquired the distinction.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-25

cateran who presumes to interfere with
the progress of the provcnder from the
forest to his masters kitchin."
Right again. cried the King, smit-
ing his thigh, and an answer worthy of
all contemplation. Tell him this, Mac
Neish, that hereafter he is the chief
huntsman to the Castle of Stirling. We
will place this cowardly hellion in the
Kitchen, Whecr he will be safe from the
hungry frenzy of a Buchanan, drunk
or sober
But, Your Majesty protested the
lcpoScd ranger.
I The Kitchen with him. ~stcrnly
commanded the King. strip off the
Wood-landcr's Jacket he has disgraced
and tic round him the strings of a
sculliOn's apron, which will suit his mid
die better than the belt of \ sword
Then the King. flashing forth his own
Weapon and stepping aside, swung it
over the head of the Highlander, who
stood like a statue in spite of the men
ace, and the sword came down with a
deft accuracy which severed the binding
cords without touching the person of the
prisoner, freeing him at a stroke. a
murmur of admiration at the dexteritr
of the King went up from the assembling.
every member of which was himself an
expert with the weapon. The freed
Highlander raised his brawny arms
above his head and gave startling vent
to the war cry of his clan, Loeb Sloy!
Loeb Sloyi' unmindful of the presence
in which he stood. Then he knelt swiftly
and brought his lips to the buckle of the
Kings shoes.
Gratitude in a MacFar1ane!' sheer
ed Macintosh.
Aye said the King. "and bravery.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-25
THE KING DINES
WITH BUCHANAN.
By ROBERT BARR.
copyrighted, 1902, by Robert Barr.)

knew no better. drew an arrow to ms
ear and would have pinned Buchanan 10
his own gate, resulting in the destruc-
ton Of us all, had ] not, with my stave.
smotc the weapon from his hand. Then
the mad youth made such to do that We
had lust to tie him up and bring him
to Stirling on the horses back like a
sack Of fodder
Your caution does credit to your
Lowland breeding, master huntsman,
and the conduct of Ronald cannot be
too s~everel, condemned. Bring him
here, | beg of you. that he may receive
the Kings censure.'
Ronald was brought in. a wild, un-
kempt figure, his scanty dress disorder
ed, bearing witness to the struggle in
which he had but lately been engaged.
His elbows were pinioned behind him,
and his shock of red hair stood out like
a heather broom. He scoWled ~fiercely
at the huntsman, and that cautious IN
dividual edged away from him, bound as
he was.
by my beard. as the men of the
heather East swear" said the King, his
hair somewhat matches my own in hue.
Ronald, what is the first duty of a hunts
MANI"
~ SE'Noh' oiir IL N0NAN 49,
Majesty explained the royal ranger.
You nave the Gaelic, MacNeish,'
continued the King, addressing one OF
his train. "Expound to him, I beg of
you, my question: What is the first
duty of a huntsman?'
Macintosh, STEPPING forward, put the
question in Gaelic and received ROnald's
reply.
"He says, Your Majesty, that a hunts
mans first duty is to kill the game he
S sent for"
quite right" and the King nodded ap-
prevail. ASK him if he knows as we'll
the second duty of a huntsman.'
Ronald's eyes flashed as he gave his
answer With a that caused
he chief huntsman to move still further
away from him.
He says, Your Majesty translated
Macintosh, that the second duty of a
huntsman IS to cut the throat of any
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-25
OBACC0ANDCROWTH
A New Company to Handle i
in Raleigh
Will Erect Prpr Buildings, for il is Seen
That the Raleigh Tobacco Market is a
Success.

Yesterday there were three articles Of
incorporation issued in the Secretary Of
States office end ono Of them concerns
Iealeigh. 1t tells a story that means the
tohacco market here is d success now,
and that it has a great future.
The articles Of incorporation referred
to We're issued to the Oak City Ware
house and Investment Company OF RaI-
eigh, composed of some Of The best bust
ness men.
The company is TO buy, sell, mauufac-
ture' handle and manipulate leaf tobacco.
TO buy, erect and sell ~storchouscs and
factories and to carry on a general to-
bacco business.
The capital stock Of the comnanv !.
s30.UOo, with one thousand shares at S5o
each. Inc corporation begins bushes.
WIN sb'oco as capital stock. The iacor-
porators are {. i. Barbce, Frank Stron-
ach, +. t.. Barbee. r. S. Jcrman. II. =.
Litchford, OF Raleigh, and Sanuol Wars
of Auburn.
MI. g |" 5arbce, in speaking of tho
company yesterday, says that the mn
pose OF tho company is to prolnetc no
interests OF the tobacco markct IN paI-
clSh, and that the Oak City Co..panv u
SONG 10 use every means in its polycr IT,
do SO.
me company has in View several *
'o.leht locations Tor the plant, but have
- YET oeclded where it will be placed
ihVie VIII pe a warehouse a prize-house
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-25

with his bach against the table, and in
the sudden silence it seemed long ere
he found his tongue. At last he said;
Does the King come as a guest with
a drawn sword in his hand?'
las you get north Of Stirling, Blu
chanan. replied James with a smile.
1T is customary TO bring the knife with
you when YOU go out 10 dine. But /
am quite in agreement with the Laird
Of Arnprior in thinking the sword an
i'll IN a ~banqueting hall. there
fore bestow your weapons on Sir Donald
here. and command your elan now pres
ent TO disarm."
With visible reluctance Buchanan di-
vested himself OF sword and dirk. and
his comrades. now stricken dumb, fol-
lowed his example. The weapons were
thrown together in a corner Of the hall
where some of the Kings soldiers stood
guard over them. His Majesty's pre-
diction regarding the SOLDERING effect OF
his advent was amply fulfilled. The dis
armed men looked with dismay on one
another. for they knew that such a pre-
lude might we'll have lis grand finale
at the block or the gibbet. The King,
although seemingly in high spirits, was
an unknown quantity, and before now
| there had been those in power who,
with a smile on their lips. had sent
doomed men TO a scaffold.
in i~ntercepting my venison, Buchan-
an" continued the King. with the utmost
politeness, you were actuated by one OF
two motives. Your Intervention was
either an insult to the King or II was
an animation that you desired 10 become
his cook. In Which light am | 10 view
your action. B~uchanan2'
There was in the Kings voice a sin
lister ring as he uttered this sentence
that belied the smile upon his lips, and
apprehension deeDened as all present
awaited Buchanan's reply. At the wore
cook he had Strengthened himself
and a deeper flush than the wine had
left there overspread his countenance
Now he bowed with Difference and said:
1T has ever been my ambition to see
Your Majesty grace with his presence
my humble board"
4 was sure of it" cried James, with
a hearty laugh, which brought relief
before him. The King thrust his sword
into the scabbard and, With a clangOr OF
hilt on iron, those behind him followed
his example.
and now" cried James, 'let the
Kings men eat while the laird's meT
Buchanan, it is today my pleasure that
you have the honor of being my cup
bearer
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-25

o drown the roar Of human voices. some
nginS others apparently in the heat
of alteration. and during the height of
his deafening clamor the King and his
blowers entered the dining hall practi-
ally unObServed.
On the long oaken table seryitors
we're busily placing smoking viands soon
o be consumed; others were filling the
drinking horns. while some of the
guests were engaged in cmptying them.
although the meal had not vet begun.
Buchanan, his back toward the incomers
lis braWny hands on the table. leaning
-orWard, was shouting to the company.
commanding his guests TO seat them
selves and fall to while the vcnisOn was
not. There seemed to be several loud
Toiccd disputes going on regarding pre-
'edcnce. The first ~intimation that the
believing laird had of the intrudcrs
presence was the cold touch of steel
on his bare neck. He sprang round as if
4 wasp had stung him. his right hand
swinging instinctivcly to the Hit Of his
sword, but the point of another was
within an inch of his throat. and his
hand fell away from his weapon.
The fame of your hospitality Ia,
spread abroad, Buchanan" spoke the
clear voice Of tho King, so We have come
to test its quality"
The pipcrs had stopped in their march
and with the ccasing of the music the
wind from the bags escaped to the outer
air With a long Wailing groan. Tho
tumult of discussion subsidized, and all
eyes turned toward the speaker, some of
the guests hastily drawing swords but
returning them again to the scabbards
when they saw Themselves confronted
by the King. Buchanan steadied himself
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-25

Whether the honor thus thrust upOn
the Laird of ArnpriOr was as much to
his liking as an invitation to sit down
with his guest would have been, is
questionable, but he served his Majesty
with good grace, and the King was loud
IN his praise Of the v~enison, although
his compliments fell sadly on the ears
Of the hungry men who watched it dis
appear so rapidly. At the end of the
least James rose with his flagon in his
hand.
Il give you the King he cried. 1.-The
King OF hiDpen. When left Stirling
| had made up my mind that there could
be but one King in d country, but glori-
Gus Scotland shall have no such restric-
ton. and | bestow upon buchanan.
whose ample cheer We nave done Justice
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-25
BLEZING ROME THEIR GRAVE.
Three Email CoIored Children Lose Their lives
In the Fire.
(Snecial TO News and Obscrvcr.D

Especial TO News and Obscrvcr.)
G~recnyille, y. c., Nov. 20.-Latc We'd
nesday evening on the farm Of Mir. 3. W.
Tucker near Wintervillc. this county a
tenant house occupied by John Evans,
colored. was destroyed by fire. Evans
and his wife were away at work leaving
their three small children at homo alone.
All the children lost their lives in the
building.
1t is not known how the fire started.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-11-25

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