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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
KEEPING HER BODY.
ui.. Jui,a white Feared she Would "'
buried Alive.

hurled Alive.
New York. Jan. 2l.-For more t"a"
,wo weeks the body OF Miss Jun"
white has remained unburied at 'n'
home of her parents in the village OF
Gaines. Her dying request was tna'
the burial should not take place un'''
II was absolutely certain that she was
dead How soon the interment VIII oe'
cur has not yet been announced.
Her death took place Jan. T. ana Two
DAVIS later the funeral services were
held at the family residence Frienu'
Of the family say the face bears an "a
tremely lIfelike appearance hot"''H
standing the fact that the family nav paw
mot permitted the undertaken IN ehat *
IN use any embalming mud OF o.ne
nreseryative. During her life OF aoou
"a Years Miss White often expfes n,s'
great dread and fear OF being ouf'e'
alive.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
MlPPINE ISLAM
eMnor Taft Tells Of Some Matters
k Affecting Them.
Is STILL SICK.
N Governor Says War Il Conflned
70 Two Provinces and Prospects
II Are Good for Peace In One
\ nj the End Of a Month.

ksan Francisco. Cal. Jan. Civ. IL
fhft. civil governor OF the philippine
I lands, who arrived here Monday
&iEht on the transport Grant. Is quite
I'm, the Philippine climate and the ar
tiuous duties he has performed having
hold on his constitution. He feels that
after few days Of rest In this city nc
will be strong enough to undergo the
trip east and make his report TO the
secretary OF war.
Governor Taft says the war Is con
fined to the two proyinees-BatahsaS
and samar-and the operations In Ia
tangas occasionally range into the
nelghboring provinces of Tayabas anu
Laguna.
The governor says that General
Wheaton is doing splendid work In the
islands and that that officer assured
Aim shortly before he sailed that the
natives OF the province OF Batansas
md its vicinity would all be paeihed
before the close OF next March Inc
provinces Of Cebu and Bohol, until re
Gently disturbed by insurgent opera
tions. have settled down. the hshtins
men having all surrendered.
The Flllplnos are very anxious TO Sc
cure legislature as a step toward IN
permanent establishment OF elvil gov
eminent. The present civil government
has been working with great zeal an
has thus far exceeded expectations u
governor says. The chief difficulty
present Is the lack OF police proteeto
in the provinces. Small bands oil ro'
hers still infest the back districts. the
terrorize the natives and until u
strong arm of the law is able TO 81
press them. absolute peace In the
lands will not be obtained.
The native Filipino police have pro
ed a success. They were appointed
The civil government and ofncered
! Americans. They do good service
y Governor Taft Is accompanied oy
wife. During his absence MS pia
on the commission will be hlied py VI
of the other members.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
MINE ACCIDENT.

a. Men Reported Khisd, several r~
tally Hurt aud Mine On Fire.
walenburg. Col. Jan. IA courier
has reached here from Picton' a coa'
mining camp located three miles from
walsenburg bringing news that expo
sion has occurred in one OF the mines
operated by the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company at that place in which
at. men were injured. The mine I'm
mediately caught fire ana Is no"
seething furnace.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
bankruptcy D.oi.ion

Washington, Jan. Elm an opin
Ion delivered by Chief Justice FulleI
in the United States Supreme court
u was held In effect that person hav
ing funds belonging TO another person
son who had been adjudged a bank
rupt should be compelled 10 turn them
over TO the trustee In bankruptcy. The
case in which the decision was rem.
dered was that OF Arthur w. Mueller
vs.. William T. Nugent OF Louisville.
Ky.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
occidental Appointments.

washington. Jan. 2i.--The TEX,
has sent the following NOD
the senate: hlpert H.
Collector. district Fsfmery ID.
Robert w. Dowe.sr Ok.. and
Registers oI<codward. Ok.
unseIler a<oflc moneys. J. V.
p@runSSv,n,LesuMsher. ok.
Irank sfs: Albert Bondurant. at
p~ph. La; Frank G. Labit. at
<dey. La, and William d. jeffrey.
Clarendon. Ark.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
Challenged for Duel.

Paris. Jan. 21.-In the course OF OF ' nu
debate in the chamber OF deputies on
foreign estimates, Lasler, Anti-sem ~
,ook offense at words spoken by u. 70 =,
,ourneller de Constant, and sent I n
senger 10 him with challenges. o..
onds are Disgusting question whether
duel is necessary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
sn.r,., commI..Ionsr Re,urning'

New York, Jan. 21.-Franz Won Jes
sen speclal commissioner from the
Danish government to the Danish Wvss
Indies. has sailed for Bremen on .hs
Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse. lie mas mas
been ascertaining the sentiment In 81
Thomas. ST. Croix and st. John on the
nronosed sale OF the islands to the
limited states. The Danish comnis
sioner saws that when he arrives ~
Conenhagen he will suggest that th'
question OF selling the islands be SUP
mit,ed 10 a vote OF the people OF Den
mark. Nlne.tenths OF the people y
the Danish West Indies. he claims al
opposed TO any change In rule
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
WOMEN AND JEWJpre1i1e@r

%
10. Jewels, candy, floweHngnate OF
% ia the order of n yfage woman,
es nnces. Jewels l~of all jewels,
nd mighfv power. ssned in the strenu-
on IWlisn| ne axe or save the mon
E ENJ1 80 them. II woman
IN h i',i og, ~ health 10 get a coveted
gus 5en let her fortify herself
ssst the insiduous consequences
Coughs, colds and bronchial affec-
lfions by the regular use Of DIR. Bos-
chee's German Syrup. IL will
promptly arrest consumption In it's
early stages and heal the affected
lungs and bronchial tubes and drive
The dread disease from the system.
IL Is not q cure-all, but IL il n certain
cure for coughs, colds and all bron-
chial troubles. You can got all of
DR.. G.. G.. Green's reliable remedies
Mt the Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co.'S.
store, Bryan. Get Green's Special
Almanac. dtf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
neIton Bank Fan.

Belton, Tex. Jan. 2i-The Citizens
bank OF this place did not open us
doors Monday morning II was a pri-
yate Institution and enjoyed the con-
ndence OF the city. A general assign
ment was made, naming Judge d. r..
Pendleton as assignee. Assets and la
bilities are not known.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22

Constontinople. Jan. 21.-The United
minister, John q. A. Lelshman. SAYS
the brigands who abducted Miss Stone
aud Nine. Tsllka. Sep. 3, have agreed
to accept the amount Of ransom raised
by subscription. The place OF nav.
ment is now the only question unset.
tied.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
r..r Chicago Anarchists.

Chicago. H., Jan. 2l.-Anarehists
arc becoming active, now that Prince
Henry is coming to this country ana
the German consul visited the mayor
Monday and asked what police pro
lection can be guaranteed the price
He is afraid OF the Chicago 'parchists
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22

London. Jan. 2l.-onicials OF 'ne
indian offIce here declare there Is no
truth m the report from Odessa that
1Ative uprising has occurred ~ InS,a
had. in Ajamere. distrlf OF i nun,
which report that the British troops
were defeated in three engagements
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
ui,nol. pioneer Dead.

Fairbury. ILL.,. Jan. 2l.-G: ;. DeH \,
co. eS wears old. pioneer farmer. IS
doad after lingering illness. lie haa
NV, taken a drink OF water, II Is SAID
for over 40 years, until at TINS sic SIN 49,
when he partook OF water Win MA
medicine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
un WI, s.,.raI oIiI...

Berlin. Jan. 2l.-Admiral Prince
Henry Of Prussia, while In the United
states win visit Chicago, Milwaukee
NIAGARA Falls and Boston. This pro
gram was submitted to Emperor WIZ WIZ
liam and Prince Henry and has been
approved by them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22

Killed mere Monday afternoon. a IS
caliber pistol bullet cutting a jugular
In two and causing death from loss OF
blood. John WIggInton. a negro. was
arrested and put In Jail on tue charce
OF murder.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22

81 Louis. Jan. 2i.-DlreetoT p
works Isaac s. Taylor. of the L9hisla'
"a purchase Exposition taIqhhy mas
sdvertised< ryor Bras'6I the work OF
.4nZ'on ON var ous industry
.V The srst OF the Worlds Far
hns iings for which plans ana IP' Ma
cations have been finished. S AZ, o.' J
must he sent to Mr.. Taylor ,o0 Dei0 Cos,
O'Clock p. M, February H. l; 1890 occ T TN,
Of the building will be s'o.OOO, .. c,,' ~
r. general drawings for the m InoaIraS h,
err' buAaings have been reee 80 is Il,
.hs director Of works. This makes 90
mi in process OF development
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
P.n-Amsriean AdIourpm.r, DATE.

City OF Mexico. Jan. 21.-The Pan
american conference al It's session
'dpday adopted n resolution 10 adj
~ ~ on Jan. 81. The conference also
- e5Nd a resolution 20 send the salu-
- - Nhe conference 10 Senior Alyo.
n = V\Argentlue writer on inter
~ who Is now past 50 years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22

A man at Franklin. Tex. has In
vented a machine to press asDhaltum
into hrink.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-22
10y KILLED

y 21.-Ell Popi-
Hagar. a negro
was shot and
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Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

find that the scare.crow that it at.
tempts to hold before the people
of Stafford 10 prevent their bring
ing the matter to issue this fall, is
not of fair and gaudy plumage,
and does not occupy a very high
perch.
The law simply says and means
that there shall be upon the petit
tion names of legal voters equal in
number to one,fourth of the mum
ber at the last registration, and
shall have represented upon it tax
able property equal in amount to
one.third of the assessed valuation
of the property of the county.
The law in this respect is the same
as the old law; and, under the old
law several county seat contests
have occurred, and this question is
raised for the first time We think
that the Era by little careful at
tention to the proper construction
of the statute mentioned, will he
able to see wherein it is mistaken;
and will, with its usual independ-
ence, say so.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
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Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
Laughed too mucl

Edward Goodrich, a wealthy
farmer, Of Williamstown Mass,
laughed himself speecbless Thurs
day night, as result of listening
to witticisms which his wife read
from u newspaper. Goodrich was
seized with b violent attack OF
uncontrollabie langbter.
He went to bed laughing, and
finally laughed himself to sleep.
When he awoke yestepday morn
ing be could not artIcslate a
syllable. 's's
Med cal treatment was sought,
and Mr.. Goodrich is undergoing
treatment which it is beloved viii
eventually restore his speech.
The cause Of his misfortune is
attributed to congestion Of that
part VI the brain which controls
the organs Of speech,
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

and opinions upon the color ques
tion while differing f. ON those o.
the president were not such as
would justify the head of the gov
ernment in setting them at def
ance. These "breaks" have to all
intents and purposes put Mr.
Roosevelt in such a position be
fore the people that if his party
tries to "carry" him through the
campaign of 1904, it will find i,
has a load,
But whats the matter with
Hanna" becoming the standard
bearer of his party in 1904!
Nothing at all, only his rank
hypocrisy in posing as the friend
of labor, an act which in the light
of his past career is so pl in that
no one can for a moment place
confidence in him IN this respect.
He runs the party owned and oper.
ated by the trusts, and is in full
sympathy with them, and must
therefore be making false pretenses
when he undertakes to pose as the
friend of the laboring classes, be-
tween whom and the trusts there
is an "irrepressiblc conflict" Then
again, there is that ship subsidy
matter, in which he proposes TO
burden the people for the benefit
of Il few companies owing ocean
transportation lines.
The trusts and their party can
take choice of the two, and the
choice is evidently to be one or
the other Of these, there being nc
such thing possible as their select
ing such a man as Senator Hoar
the greatest man in that party, and
one of the broadest, brightest and
best of Americancitizens.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
RATES OF LEGAL ADVERTISING
FRIDAY JUNE 20, 1902.

GEo. B. GAMBLE, the present
treasurer of this county, announces
himself in our columns, as a can
didate for reelection to that office
subject to the action of the demo
cratic county convention. Mr
Gamble has filled the position dur
ing his present term with honor to
himself and fidelity TO the people
He has proven himself worthy OF
the confidence and esteem OF his
fellow citizens, and should receive
the nomination Of his party and
the support of his people.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

The war is practically on bs
tween Roosevelt and Hanna to de-
termine which of them in 1904
shall be the head of the political
party owned and operated by the
trusts of America, and at this time,
the chances seem to be in favor OF
the latter, on account of the former
having made some "bad breaks
officially, the most important
of which hos been his actions in
the Schley case. which was SO un.
fair to that noble sailor, SO rapkly
unjust, and done for the sole pur.
pose Of upholding the war depart.
ment clique that for years had
bounded Admiral schley and re.
sorted to all means possible re.
gardless of truth, honor and de.
cepcy to cause his downfall and
bring him into disgrace. The next
ofthe presidents bad freaks WIS
to snub Miles, the commanding
general Of the American armies, in
the presence of others, which &c.
tion measured him thoroughly in
the estimation of the people. The
very idea of a mushroom colonel,
who arose, fourished and faded in
a day, taking it upon himself to
rebuke general of high standing,
like Miles, was SO ridiculous that
the people at once put their esti-
mate upon him, and pronounced
him small. Following these came
tho Booker Washington episode
wbioh..by many. has been consider
d slap at the prejudioes of the
people of the South, whose feelings
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

The Copper Era, usually very
fair in all its statements, is eVi
IDENTIFY misinformed when it makes
the following assertion which we
find in its editorial of last week
upon county seat removals:
"If Stafford really wants a coun-
ty seat. she must go to work for
the division of the county, which
proposition she opposed two years
ago"
The truth is that a majority OF
the people of Stafford and vicinity,
and in fact, we believe of this end
of the county are, and for several
years have been, in favor of coun-
ty division, if to be had on fair
and equitable conditions. The Era
is probably led into the error it
makes, by the fact that an anti
division plank was inserted in the
county democratic platform when
the convention of that party was
held in Stafford two years ago.
But this was not an expression by
the people of this place by any
means, and it in nowise expressed
their sentiments or reflected their
wishes.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
Notice TO Bona Eide Settlers in Forest
Reserve.

Attention is called to the follow
ing act of Congress, approved
April l5, 1902, entitled IAN act
for the relief of bona tide settlers
in forest reserves"
Be it enacted by the Senate of
the United States of America in
Congress. That where claimant
under the settlement laws of the
United States within the limits of
a forest reserve created under the
provision of section twenty four of
the act of March third, eighteen
hundred and ninty-one, entitled
"An act to repeal timber culture
laws, and for other purposes" has
failed, by reason of ignorance of
the proclamation of the President
or Of the filing of the township
plat of survey, or from unavoid
able accident or conditions, or
from misunderstanding Of the law,
; to place his claim of record within
the statutory period, such claim
ant may be permitted within
period of two years from and after
the passage Of this act to file his
claim in the proper u. S. land
! Office and received patents therefor
upon showing due compliance with
the law under which the claim is
asserted, Notwithstanding the res
ervations, provided that he made
bona fide settlement upon the land
claimed prior to the date Of the
proclamation establishing the
forest reserve AID maintained con-
tinuous residence thereon for the
requisite period. The benefits of
this act shall extend to bona fide
claims al eady received by the
local land Offices after the statutory
period, and for which patents have
not been issued, provided the set
tiers have complied with the pro
visions of the law except as to
time of filing their claims
Settlers, in order to obtain the
benefit Of this act, must have made
bona fde settlement upon the land
claimed prior to the date Of the
proclamation establishing the for
est reserve and maintained contin.
uous residence there on for the
period required by law under
which the claim is asserted.
Applications for entry under the
terms Of this act must be filed in
the local land office within two
years from April II, 1902.
With the application to make
entry, the applicant must file an
affidavit showing the date Of his
settlement, and that his residence
on the land applied for has been
continuous since that date; and
that his failure to place his claim
on record within tho statutory
period was due to some one of the
reasons set forth in this act.
Bona fide claims which have
heretofore been enormously al.
lowed by the local land officers for
land within forest reserves after
the expiration ofthe statutory peri.
cd within which to place such
claims on record are confirmed by
this Get, provided the settlers have
complied with the provisions of
the laws under which the claims
were initi,ted, and that their fail.
ure to place their claims on record
in proper time is satisfactorily ex
planned as due to causes bringing
them within the cond tions pre-
scribed in this act. This applies
only to claims where settlement
was made prior to the creation oil
the forest reserve.
Very respectfully,
BlNGEk HERMAN,
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

WANTEI--stVER II. PER oNS OF CHAR
AZ a.uef @ ~ gn'h = nlntiOn in each stare ono ir
oin established wealthy bu .inrss house OF sold
unahclal sta ding. salsry s1s ,I weekly wi h
vwnItei,seS additiehal: al pa, able In cash each
ann carriage furnished wh-n necessary. re-.
lerehceS, Encl Sc elfaddTess. d s;amped
e, ielnre Manager. sl6 Caxtnn- R,i;dirc
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20
COUNTY SEAT REMOVAL.

For many years there has beer
an agitation of the question o
county removal in Graham county
The old county seat law was prac
tically prohlbitive Of county sea-
removal in Arizona. At the las
session of the legislature the law
was amended, at the request o
the Graham county delegation
presumably in the interest of SAT
ford, in the ella valley, but now
claimed by the Copper Era to have
been in the interest of Clifton
However, one Of the provisions o
the old law must have been over
looked, the one requiring that be
fore an election could be held fol
the removal of a county seat ir
any county in Arizona, petition
shall be filed with the board of su
pervisors, asking that an election
be called. The law says that this
petition shall be signed by one
fourth ofthe qualified voters of the
county, representing one-third o.
the assessed valuation as represent
ed on tax roll of previous year
1t is claimed by those who prefer
that the county seat of Graham
county shall remain where it is, al
Solomonville, that the term "quali
fed voters" removes from the
"qualified" list all corporations
and non-residents. Ifthis is u cor
rect Interpretation of the law, ther
neither Stafford or Clifton could
fill the required petition as a sound
basis for an order for county seat
election. However, the agitation
of county seat removal in Graham
county for years, has greatly re
taroed the growth Of Solomonville
and it would be better for that
town if the question could come to
vote and be definitely settled
Bisbee ReUis,o.
The editor Of the Reuiem takes a
sensible view of the removal mat
ter: 1t would be better for that
town as we'll as all others aspiring
to be the county seat, if the matter
can be brought up ut an early date
and definitely settled. This result
the people of Stafford are making
an effort to bring about; and in do
ing so, they are not retarted, nor
their ardor dampened, by the
efforts of the Copper Era Of Clifton
to discourage the movement. The
Era assumes that the law will not
permit corporations, to list their
property in favor of submitting
the question of removal to the
people, and reasons therefr m that
a. sufficient amount of assessment
cannot be obtained. The Era in
its evident opposition to Stafford,
copstrues tho removal law by only
one. aud that the most stringent,
Of the rules for constituting a law
and determining its true meaning,
to wit: "Tbe letter of the law"
But. there happens to be another
rule by which this law may be
construed, one that smooths down
and takes away the ruggednosS and
harshness Of the rule by which the
Era copstrues it, and that is the
"spirit and reason of the law" and
this is the one that courts of equity
follow most carefully in constituting
a law; doing SO with o view to
reaching its true intent and mean.
ing, and of doing Substantial
justiee.". :r
If the Era will look at, read and
consider the removal law, and
reach the true intent Of tho legis.
latnre in passing it, and apply the
rules of equity in its efforts to de-
termine its true meaning, it will
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

KING EDWARD VII and Queen
Alexandra were entertained at
dinner lately by the Hon. Joseph
II. Choate, the Ambassador of this
country to the Court Of st, James.
John Pierpont Morgan in two Sec
tions, the Sr. and the Jr., were
present, and was received with
cheers. Wbitelaw Reid, he who is
charged with the duty of playing
the funky act at the coronation
ceremonies for the administration
now being conducted by the trusts
of this country, was present also,
The dispatches curiously failed to
say whether or not he wore his
knee.pants, or was dressed all
samee the ordinary Mclean man.
Graham guardian., 1902-06-20

For good up-to-date job Work 90
to the Guardian Office. Our Stock of
Stationery is of the uery brst grddeS,
and our ,oork is erecuted in the ldteSt
npproved styles.