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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-18
]. W. BATS,
Real Estate Agent.
Have IL once the only set Of abstFao
books OF Bralos county lard utles.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
South half of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About ore and one-quarter acres
near schoc. house In southeast part
Of town. Snail ...W cottage, tenant
house and we'll on premises. Price
$3.50.
SIX room house and two lots OF
ind located four blocks from
M street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen Aca-
denny. East front. Price $4,000
Terms easy.
rs feet front on Railroad steet out
Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
Lots near school house at slOO
each.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-18

Chicago. Nov. i7.-General WIN
Booth babe what he called his scrip
.tural farewell 10 the Chicago mem
hers OF the Salvation Army Sunday
after addressing three large meetinsi
during the day The morning meet
ing AZ Princess Rink on the West Sids
was packed. a. were the afternoon ano
night meetings at the studcbaker. IN
ali nearly 10000 persons shared In ths
farewell.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-18
Engineer and Fireman Hurt.

sherman, Tex, Nov 1.-THE en-
zine and seven cars Of sOuthbOund
Texas. Red River and Southern freight
train were derailed near Frisco city
a. an early hour Sunday morning The
effect of rains upon the new track ID
the cause Engineer Scott and Fire
man Flint. both of whom live here
were severely shaken and bruised but
their hurts are not considered &C.
riouH.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-18

London. Nov i7-Prince Edward
SAKE. welmar died here Sunday morn
ing. He was attacked by appendicitis
Thursday and succumbed to conges
ton OF the Kidneys with which ths
original malady became compHca'ed
Prince Edward was born near Lon
don IN 1923 and was married Morganh
tlcally in 1851 TO Lady Augusta Cor
don.LenOX.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-18

Greenvllle. Tex. Nov. i7.-George
Hin a Katy switchman. had his lett
hand badly crushed while making a
coupling In the yards Saturday. HIS
injury was such as TO necessitate the
amputatlon Of the thumb and the tax
ing out OF the muscle OF the hand.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-18

Scranton. Pa. Nov. i7.-Presideni
Mitchell had his crosHexauinatloh
resumed by Wayne Macveagh. Iht
attendance Is not large. owing TO IN,
limited accommodations. interested
parties occupying nearly all the space
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NI.lird hr MIle.

Manila, Nov. l7.-Gen. Miles visited
camp Vicar In Mlndanao Saturday, and
the town Of samboanaga Sunday lie
will go 90 lllagan. ,cuu, Ieyte. Sumar
and southern Luzon before returning
10 Manila.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-18

San Diego, Cal Nov 1.-THE
crown prince Of Slams train arrived
NJ San Diego Sunday and the party
took carriages for Coronado Beach.
Mayor Frary and officers OF the cham.
Der of commerce called on the prince.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Spain has a new cabinet
Governor Of Tetuan. Morocco ha'
defeated more rebels.
II IL reported the Frisco road VIII
build shops at Hugo, ]. T.
Colonel +. A. Young was found doao~
in bed AZ Texarkana. Tex.
Secretary Of War Root fayors re-es-
tnbllshment Of army canteen.
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N.u wrlInt wcIch. u.

welsh. Ia. Nov i7.-Wen No. 4 Of
the Welsh oil and Development com
pany came in a. o'clock Sunday
evening. oil and gas are spoutlng one
hundred feet above the derrick. strong
est pressure OF gas ever known.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-18

ryew Orleans Nov. l7.-Frlday's ses-
zion OF the Daughters of the Confeder-
acy was marked by interesting fea-
lures.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
completed their four days session by
re.electing the officers. Charleston, 8.
c.. was selected for next meeting
place
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-18

wichita Falls. Tex. Nov. 1.-The
body OF Max Keys was found partly
under the water on the bank OF the
Big Wichita. about one hundred yards
below tao wagon bridge. Deceased was
shot lr the mouth. the ball coming out
NJ tho back of his head.
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Must ne yacrinatcd.

Marshall. Tex. Nov 1.-THE school
board makes IL compulsory on all
scholars. whites and negroes. TO be
NJ once vacclnatod " they have not
been so Within the last Eve years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-18

Manila. Nov. l7.--Audltor Law says
he fguros mp the losses 10 the Philip.
pines treasury on account of the dopre.
citation of silver IN January. including
the last decline, at si,O5i.OO0 gold.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-18

Brussels. Nov i7-Tho police have
arrested an Engllshman named James
Hardlo on suspicion Of bis having been
connected with the attempt 10 XII
King Leopold.
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Notice

All persons found tresspassing
upon tho railroad tank for any pur-
pose will be prosecuted. NJ. Parker,
President Fin Feather Clnb. %
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Mecon. Ca. Nov. IA special
from Cochran. Ga. says that Burley
u. Dykes. grandson OF the founder OF
the town. shot and killed Robert
Wynne. who Is OF a prominent family
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-18

Always plenty and always the
best--nne meats at Franklin Bros. 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
BASEBALL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Those who saw Wednesdays ball game
thought that the saints were putting up
about the worst article of baseball pos
sible. After seeing yesterdays travesty
every one rushed to hedge his bets. II
KelIys men overlooked any chances to
bungle their work, it was not noticed by
the fans.
Eleven misplays are down on the bill
against the men from down the river.
Some of these might be accounted for by
the crippled condition Of the team, but
billiard, Cogan and Ferguson, the sub
stitutes, whose presence at various un-
used portions of the prairie was necessi-
tated by the disability of Geier and Lum-
ley, only contributed three Of the boobies.
The rest were made by men playing in
their regular positions. The loss of the
game, therefore, cannot we'll be charged
by Manager Kelly to the absence of two
or three of the regulars. ..@
So far as the millers part Of the farce
is concerned, their game. was good by
comparison only. Little Quillin fell down
on tive chances, and Phyle, Werden and
Wtlmot each contributed one. This quin-
tet of hobbies, together with few hits
enabled the saints to amass q quartet OF
runs. Had Stimmel had perfect support
he would have come pretty close to blank
ing the visitors.
Wilmot was the hero OF the wagon
tongue, getting three safe ones and
sacrifice. Grant accepted nine chances
at second without a, skip. The amusing
h,rf natl
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
Hugo Wins Over Truelsen.

Mayor T. W. Hugo wins the Duluth cleo
tion contest. The supreme court gives
Henry Truelsen one vote, which the dis
trict court refused to count, reducing
Hugo's majority from five to four. The
remainder Of the 200 ballots in question
are left as the district court decided. The
syllabus: L-,..,-. =. =, . ~ -. 81 ra.
In the matter of the appeal Of Henry
True}sen, contestant, appellant, vs.. Te-
vanion w. Hugo, respondent. -.
The provisions Of the general election
law which refer to initiating ballots by
the election judges are directory and not
mandatory, and an elector who receives
an uninitialed ballot from the Judges, and
in good faith votes the same, is not dis
franchised by reason of the failure Of the
judges to perform their duty. r. L.
The findings of the trial court in re-
spect to counting certain ballots sustained
with one exception. A certain ballot was
rejected as not being properly marked to
disclose the intention Of the voter held
it sholld have been counted for contest
ant. Judgment affirmed. Lewis, J.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
PENSION PLAN DEAD
Supreme Court sustains Lower
Court in Teachers Case.
KNOCKS OUT RETIREMENT FUND
Says, However, That the Purpose Is
n Worthy One--Legislature
Might Grant Power.

The teachers retirement fund, fathered
by the Minneapolis school board, was
knocked out by the supreme court to-day.
A writ Of mandamus was secured by
Miss c. E. Jennison to compel City Con
troller Rogers to sign a warrant for
$60s37, drawn by the board of education
on the city treasurer. in favor OF John A
Schlener, as trustee of the teachers re-
tirement fund.
Th district court dismissed the writ,
and the supreme court sustains the
action, holding that the action OF the
board was not authorized by law and was
void. The claim was made that the i
per cent deducted from teachers salaries
was a voluntary contribution on the part
OF the teachers for their own ultimate
use. This the court doubts, saying:
"The conviction cannot be avoided that
the effect Of such a requirement, when
applied to all teachers employed, must be
to compel some of them, at least, to enter
into the contract upon compuls1on ana
without any expectation Of receiving any
personal benefit therefrom. r.
eff q scheme or plan had been
adopted among the teachers themselves
whereby they voluntarily surrendered a
certain proortion Of their salaries for the
purpose of providing an annuity fund, and
the members of the board had volunteered
to assist in perfecting and carrying out
such plan then clearly, there would be
no ground upon winch the city cOulQ III
terfere, and we do not undertake to say
that in the furtherance of such scheme
some part of the salaries might not be as
signed by the teachers and paid directly
into the proper fund out of the city treas
ury. But we are not dealing with such
O condition. =
The court declares the purpose of the
boards act worthy one, and says that
the legislature might grant the power
but has not so far Seen fit to do so.
The syllabus says:
State of Minnesota on the relation of c.
E. Jennison, appellant, VS.. Joshua Rog-
ers as controller of the city Of Mime
apolis, respondent.
The board of education of the city OF
Minneapolis adopted certain rules and
regulations which provided that one per
cent Of the salaries of all teachers en-
ployed by the board should be deducted
and paid into a fund for the purpose of
providing annuities for teachers becoming
incapacitated by reason of long. service.
When teachers were employed by the
board they were required to enter into a
contract consenting that such percentage
of their salaries should be diverted by the
board Of education for the purpose Of es-
tablishing such fund. Held that the act
Of the board in providing for and in ex-
acting by contract such percentage OF
salaries was not authorized by law and
was void. Judgment affirmed. T.,
" ~. Lewis, j. +:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
,layed at Cavalier yesterday, the score being
to 2 in favor OF Grand Forks.
Detroit Twirler Locked UP.

Fort Wayne, Ind, July 11-George Mullin.
pitcher for the Detroit American League base
ball team, yesterday was taken from his berth
in sleeping car on Wabash train here at
5:30tin the morning by Detectives Coling and
Elliott Of the local police and placed under
arrest on q charge OF obtaining money under
false pratenses.
Fort Wayne baseball club in the late Western
Association, prefers the charges. Mullin
pitched here last year. and Mautner alleges
the player had signed a contract for this sea-
son and accepted advance money and after
ward signed with Detroit where he has been
playing this season. Mullin was locked up
pending q hearing at 8 o'clock. The Detroit
team was en- route from st. Louis to Cleye-
land. where Mullin was scheduled to pitch
yesterday. sSs- - ~
Justice France acquitted Mulin, holding
that civil and not criminal action must be
instituted. Mullin left the city at 1:30 in a
carriage to escape service on further action by
Mautner. 50
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
AMATEURS COLUMN !.

The Flour City team will meet the Robbins
dale team at ,Robbinsdale, next Sunday after
Flour Cities. The Flour Cities would like to
arrange game with the Hopkins Threshers
for the following Sunday. Telephone Main
1858 LIB. ., ~ .5..s = T., 81 s-..- y
The Five Corners team wishes game with
some fast out town team for July 20. Ad-
dress S. S. Olson, GIG Third avenue Sc.
The Voegeli team will play the Hennepins
streets NE. ~ 33%y -. ia - go.
:. The Little Jakes will cross bats with the
Gophers for agEpurse,s Sunday, on Eighth
and Logan avenues N. ~. =.
The Little Mengelkochs have reorganfzed
with several new men, including Ernest Shelf
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
Lewis, j.
otter Tail County.


The ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rail-
way company, respondent, vs.. Clement
Olson, appellat
First-Whenever person Is prevented from
exercising his legal remedy by some para
mount authority the time during which he
is thus prevented is not to be counted against
him in determining whether the statute Of
limitations has barred his right.
Seeond-The law, in the absence Of some
specific provision to the contrary, commits,
in the first instance, all matters affecting
the disposition of public lands of the United
States and the adjustment Of all private
claims thereto and grants therefor under
congressional legislation to the general land
.tary of the interior, and while such matters
are pending and undetermined in such de-
partment the courts have no jurisdiction
thereof. =, ..tE -, y $3.50. III
Third-The plaintiff claimed title to the
land here in controversy by virtue Of it's land
grant. The defendant went into possession
thereof and made application to enter it as
a homestead which was denied and by sue
cessive appeals he kept the matter in ltiga-
ton in the land department for eleven years,
when the contest was decided in favor of
the plaintiff. Held, that the time during
which the contest was thus pending is not
to be counted against the plaintiff in deter
mining whether the statute of limitations has
barred its right to the land and that the
defendant has not established title thereto
by adverse possession, ~ - ..
Order affirmed. ~ So
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11

Coulter Of % 8. o &C. Fox c....0 "a 3 Q
Matthews c..1 q 20 20 Wagner p 20 % o
Miller p 80 q o - -
Totals <. "a IS 2
Totals ..10s26 IA 2
sFox out for interfering.
Indianapolis .........O q % 4 i o o 0 s4
Columbus ............17 90 o o / % 0S0-2]
Bases on balls, by Wagner 1; struck out,
by Miller 2. by Wagner q; two-baseN hits. w.
Fox Q; sacrifice hit. O'Brien; double play,
o Brien to Fox to kim; stolen bases, Coulter,
McFarlan, Knoll; left on bases, indianapolis
z. Columbus 8. Umpire, Ramsey. Time,
1880. Attendance, 2,400.
Milwaukee, July 11.--Altrock should
have won the locals game yesterday
against Kansas City, but rank errors by
his teammates gave it to the cowboys by
a score of 8 to Q. Attendance 450. Score:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
Glencoe lis Winner.

= Glencoe, Mimi, July One of the most
interesting baseball games of the season was
played yesterday afternoon. The local team
crossed bats with the St. Peter team. Batter
les: Glencoe, Strussguth and Baker; St.
Peter, Davis and Bloinberg: score 1S to 2 In
favor Of Glencoe; attendance, 2,0O0 80, Is
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11

Earned runs, Milwaukee D. Kansas City i;
two-base hit, Lewee; bases on balls, off
Altrock /; hit by pitched ball, Hallman; stolen
bases, Runkel DUNCAN; struck out, by Alt
rock 3. by Gibson 6; double plays, Schartzke
to Rothfuss, Lewee to Schartzke to Rothfuss;
left on bases, Milwaukee 4. Kansas City 4;
umpire, Foreman; time, 1850.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
Indian Case Goes to Trial.

The court discharges a writ of prohibi-
tion in the Bem-way- bin ness suit, and
holds that the district court of Red Lake
county has authority to try the cases,
although the plaintiffs are tribal Indians.
They are suing for an individual five
sixths of the estate of Mon -moh, the
old Chippewa chief who was granted $40
acres at the mouth of Thief river. This
is now part of the townsite of Thief River
Falls. 1t was seized by Mon-simoh the
younger and sold to the present owners.
The other heirs bring suit for their share.
The defendants removed the action to
the United States circuit court on the
ground that the plaintiffs were wards Of
the federal government. The circuit court
remanded it, and then writ of prohibi-
tion was sued out in the supreme court,
alleging the district courts want of juris-
diction. This, is dismissed and the case
goes to trial. The court says in the
syllabus: -~1 -.
Bem-way- bin-ness ct al, respondents, VS..
Ezra Eshelby ct al, appellants. -
First-A tribal Indian whether he be a
citizen or not may maintain an action in
the courts of this state to redress any
wrong committed outside the limits of
his reservation against his person, or
property. -...
Second-The plaintiffs are tribal In
dians living on their reservation. They
brought an action in the district court of
the county of Red Lake. to recover the pos
session of an undivided interest in a sec
tion of land lying outside of any Indian
reservation and which is in possession of
citizens of this state. Held, that the dis
trict court has jurisdiction Of the subject
matter Of the action and Of the parties
thereto. Writ and order discharged.
. ~ Start, c.. j.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11

Northern Pacific Ticket once. Open
Evenings % ..s.,a.
To accommodate N. E. A. delegates and
others wishing to take one of the many
excursions offered by the Northern Pa
cifie railway. The city ticket office at
No. 10 Nicollet House Block, will remain
open evenings. ~ - #
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
How They Stand.

Where They Play.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at St. Paul.
louisville at Columbus. ~
: Indianapolis at Toledo. s1 -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11

from occasional admissions and declarations,
and from cohabitation secretly conducted.
Evidence examined and found to establish
conclusively that no marriage contract ex-
listed in this case, hence it was error with
out prejudice to charge the jury that there
were evidence in the case tending to show
marriage by general reputation.
Certain rulings as to the admissibility OF
testimony reviewed and found to contain no
error
Judgment affirmed.
% Lewis T.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11

To the Wonderful Kootenay Lakes
f. and Mountains $40 >,.. -
For the round trip via the soo-Pacifc
line, the most picturesque scenery in all
the world, place to rest. Get particu-
lars and booklets at the ticket Offices, 119
S Third street and West Hotel. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11

@Quillen out. infeld fly, - y =. -, 3
ST. Paul ..........z 0 0. o . o 0 o %
Minneapolis ........0 1 8 10
Earned run, Minneapolis; two-base hits,
Cribbins, Phyle; three base hit, Byers; sacri-
fee hits, Wilmot, Werden; stolen bases, Shan
non, Cogan; first base on balls, of stmmel |;
left on bases, St. Paul s, Minneapolis 8;
struck out, by ,stimmel g. by Cribbins 2;
wild pitch, Stimmel. Time, 1:4S. Umpire,
Figgemeier Attendance, 1,07e. - ~. -. -.
Indianapolis. July 11.-Indianapolis won
two games from Columbus yesterday on
clean hitting. Umpire Ward jumped his
job aud two players oficiated in the
opening game. and Tom Ramsay umpired
the second game. Score: ~- .-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
FIRST GAME.

Bases on balls, by Williams 1, by Bailey 5;
by pitcher, by Bailey. Matthews, sheehan,
Kihm; two-base hits, Kuhns, Fox. Williams;
three-base hits, Hogriever, Fox; sacrifice hits,
S. Kihm, O'Brien, Williams; double plays,
Williams to O'Bren to Kihm, Fox to O'Brien
to kim; stolen bases, Hogriever, Sheehan 2;
Fox 2, Matthews, Turner; left on bases, In
dianapolis II, Columbus 8; umpires, Killan
and Wagner; time, 1:50. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
American Standings.

Games To-day.
Boston at Philadelphia. -v.'~.,.@
Detroit at Cleveland. ..' .
st. Louis at Chicago. rs
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11

- Games To-day. -. ,;r.~-. 4
New York at Pttsburg.. -. +. .-. s-af'
Philadelphia. at Chicago. a.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at St. Louis. s,;a u. =. = IT,. -,
Western League
Omaha 4, Colorado Springs q ..z
Milwaukee !, St. Joseph O. ~. -, =,
Des Moines 8. Denver g. - - - H..
Kansas City 5, Peoria O.. .'.~t !
Northern League. ,o" % e
Devils Lake, N. D., July 11.-Fargo defeat
ed Devils Lake here yesterday by score Of
7 to 5. y ~
Grand Forks, NJ D.. July 11,-Grand Forks
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11


lows: ~ -. .a.-.
= st. Louis County.
Security Land 6 Exploration company, ap-
pellant, VS.. G. A. Burns and Mary Il.
s Burns, respondents; Security Land & Ex-
ploration company, appellant, VS.. Henry
Weekly and Rosaline Weckey, respondents
First-A meander line is not. as general
rule, boundary line yet the boundaries Of
fractional lots cannot be indefinitely extended
where they appear by the government plat to
abut on body OF water which, in fact, never
existed at substantially the place indicated
on the plat In such exceptional cases the
supposed meander line will, if consistent with
the other calls and distances. Indicated on the
plat, mark the limits of the survey and be
held to be the boundary line of the land 1t
delinlits -
Second-Rule applied and held upon the
special facts of this case that the trial court
correctly held that a line on government
plat purporting to be a meander line was In
tended to be the boundary line Of the frac-
tional lots here In question. 8
judgments affirmed.
Hennepin County.
Hilma Adele Widestrand, respondent, VS..
Claes A. Widestrand, appellant
In an action for limited divorce, evidence
examined and found to support the findings
of fact
Ordere affirmed.
Lewis. J.
Ruth L. Heminway ct al, respondents, VS..
Maud Miller, appellant
In the absence of any direct proof Of a
marriage contract, marriage may be inferred
from cohabitation as husband and wife, but
such presumption does not arise unless the
cohabitation is matrimonial.
naarGiaGe contract will not be presumed
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-26

fers of peace from the 1eague?' he was asked.
 ..Yes, certain outsiders have ap- preached certain league members, but we are not listening to offers of that kind.'
 It was said last night that bomb would be dropped during to-day's ses- sion of the magnates. It is rumored that the American league people have been busy during the last few days. Last night a man who is identified with American league affairs, but who would not permit his name to be used said:
 ''The American league will have a team in New York Within week the location of the grounds will be made public. The club will be under the di- rection of James Kennedy"
 The fact that Ban Johnson, the lead CT of the American league forces, has beer. in the city for the past two days became known last night Johnson came here from Philadelphia, and it was said that he came for the pur- pose of arranging the details for the American league club here. It was intimated last night that the National league club owners are con- siderfng seriously the advisability of again increasing the circuit to twelve clubs, taking in Baltimore and Wash ington in the east and Louisville and Cleveland in the west.