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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-20

" A. Scott, Circulation Manager of the Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn, says The foregoing statement of The Adver- eisers daily circulation for the month of Au- gust, 1902, Is true and correct, and compiled after all returns from newsboys, news agents and left copies have been deducted
 w A SCOTT. Circulation Mgr. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th
 F W. JACKSON. rSEALl N P. Ex-o. J. P.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28
NJ RINLEY MEMORIAL
Services Were Held at Capitol In
Honor Of the Dead Chief.
HAY WAS ORATOR.
There Were Many Distinguished Per.
sons Present--Iickets We're Given
10 Avoid the Jam U.uilly upon
such Great Occasion.

Washington. Feb. 27.-At noon to-
FAY In the great hall OF representa-
lives. IN the presence Of President
Roosevelt. Prince Henry. OF Prussia
members OF the cabinet. Justices OF the
supreme court. generals OF the army
and officers OF the army and navy who
have received the thanks OF congress
ambassadors and other diplomatic rep
resoutatiycs Of foreign counties, sen.
ators and representatives In congress
AMI a large number OF distinguished
guests. Hon. John Hay, President Nc
Klnlcy's premier. pronounced culogy
upon his dead chief Four times be.
fore national memorial services Of
presidents who died in Office have boon
held 10 this hail. tUo of th.m '.5r This
I'm comm .mo-auru of th. chief m1s.s
tratcs who had fallen by the hand of
assass.us Georrn Bancroft the his
t1rian. pronounced the ou.uey on Lin
coin and Blaine was Garaa'ds ora.
tor By a strange coincidence to-day
was tho twentieth anniversary ON
which Blaine. ln the same hail. dcliy.
cred the culosy on Garfield. ana.
stranger stlu. the subject OF toIsy.s
memorial service was chairman OF the
committee that had charge 0l the ar
anromcnts on that occasion.
At 10 o'clock the doors were opened
and in Eve minutes the g1llcrlos sur
rounding the chamber were filled with
people. Even the aislcs were 0llcd
hut the crowdluE and jamming which
have married so many states occasions
was avoided. as tickets issued were
limited strictly 10 the number of seats
provided. Only one was given 20 each
senator and representative In the
area in front OF the speakers rostrum
heavy leather upholstered faut"uils
had been placed for the president
Prince Henry. cabinet. general Of the
army and Justices OF the supreme
court At 11.iO the diplomatic corps
entered. Then prayer by the chaplain
and the usual routine OF opening ~ the
house session The senate ana other
dignitarics then entered and finally
came the president and Prince Henry
and their suites. Secretary HAY then
delivered his culogy upon his former
chief
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28
EVERYDAY Nav Go 10 California.

In order 20 stimulate California
travel. the Southern Pacific tSunsot
Ruute) has decided to put on eN-
tremely low rates from all points
along It's line Boo Louisiana aud
Texas. The rate from New Orleans
10 san Francisco will be- so 90; from
beaumont $3.50; from Galveston
$40 s.: from Houston, Austin, Dallas,
IT. Worth, san Antonio and Dcni-
son $4,000. Tickets will be- one-way,
second class, and will be- accepted
on payment of the through Pullman
tourist sleeping ear rate ON all Pull
man excursion slecpcrs operated
over the sunset Route. Tickets will
be- sold daily during March and April
and are limited 10 continuous pas
age. This the chance Of lifetime
10 make the trip 90 California. The
through excursion sleeping ears are
the very best of their kind, are per-
sonally conducted and equipped with
every convenience of travel. For fur
Their information, address local
Southern Pacific agent, or
NJ. l.. RoBHINs, 4. j. ANDERsoN,
G.. Z. a T. A., a. G.. T.. A.,
tmayi Houston, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28
WOMEN AND JEWELS.

Jewels, candy, flowers, man-that
Il the order of woman's prefer
ences. Jewels form mgnate of
mighty power 10 the average woman.
Even the greatest Of all jewels,
health, is often ruined in the stronu.
Gus efforts To make or save the mon
ey 20 purchase them. II a woman
will risk her health TO get a coveted
gem, then let her fortify herself
against the insiduous consequences
Of coughs, colds and bronchial affec-
tions by the regular use Of DR.. hos
choe's German Syrup. II will
promptly arrest consumption I'm its
early stages and heal the affected
lungs and bronchial tubes aud drive
the dread disease from the system.
10 Is not "A cure-all, but IL is certain
cure for coughs, colds and all bron-
chial troubles. You can get all OF
DR.. q. G.. Green's reliable remedies
at the Wilson-Jenkins Drug CAA
store, Bryan. Get Green's Spec
Almanac. dtf'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28
The TnhnInn. nn.III.I..

The husiI'sa was the most famous Of
the many fabulous monsters Of mo
diuyal folklore According 10 the
popular notion, u was hatyhcd hy %
toad from an egg laid 10y the cock OF
the common buruyurd fowl In tho am
Client picture books IL was usually rep
resented as Am eight l,mhod serpent or
dragon. sometimes with ami sometimes
without wings. Its name is derived
from hasiliscus. meaning q little king.
aud was applied because the creature
was figured with circle ~ white
spots on its head which much rcscm-
BLEED "a crown. The cOckutricc, "a species
OF basilisk, besides having a crown
possessed % comb which was an exact
counterpart ot the cocks.
Piiny assures us that the hasilisk had
a voice which struck terror 10 the
hearts 81 men, beasts and scrpcnts.
The Bible classes IL with the lion. the
serpent and the dragon as one 81 the
most formidable creatures. old writer's.
Plny, Bascho ana others, say that It's
bite was mortal In every case, that its
breath was sunocating and that no
plant would grow IN the vicinity ~ its
lair. It's dead body was often used,
suspended iu bolfrics. 10 prevent swal-
lows from building there.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28
BACK AT WASHINGTON.
Prince Henry watts Places Of Interest
aud Din-- with yves dent.

aud nine. wnh We. d.at.
Washington, Feb 27-The second
chapter in the national capltors well
come to Prince Henry Of Prussia took
place today. Tho prince and his suite
nj noon attended the Mckinley me
mortal services az the capitol and at
their conclusion made a flying trip 10
pay tribute 90 the memory 90 the
father ~ this country al Mt Vernon.
The prince was guest of President
Roosevelt az dinner NJ the White
House tonight.
The special train carrying Prince
Henry of Prussia DTS suite aud Amer
lean escort made second trip from New
York ON schedule time. There was no
delay I'm tho flooded districts 90 New
Jersey but the train was slowed down
whenever there was any possibility Of
danger.
Admiral Evans. honorary aide 20
Prince Henry, was indiEposod and
when be- left the train at Washington
Il was with the intention of resting
until the southern and western trip
commences.
The prince was met AZ the depot by
Assistant Secretary Of State Pearce
and Count Quadt OF the German en-
bassy and. escorted by cavalry and po-
lice. was driven 20 embassy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28
Ordinance.

BE IL ordained by the City Council
Council of the city of Bryan: That
the election of city officers. tO-wit :
Mayor and two members Of the City
Council shall bc held by the qualified
voters Of said city at the City Hall
i'm BRYAN, on the first Tuesday In
April next, IL being the first day Of
said month. said election 10 be held
i'm accordance with city charter and
ordinances and the state law govern
ing elections. j. :. Mooring,
&. ". spell, Mayor.
City Secretary. 69tf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28
The In,rntnr of stnrc..

While Benjamin Franklin was born
In Boston, he can be- said TO belong TO
Pennsylvania as truly as does William
Penn. who was born In England, but
came here, as did Franklin, from Bos-
ton. And how many people in Phlla-
dclphia-or elsewhere in the United
Statcs-know that we are indebted
largely to Franklin Tor the stoves
which a century ago began to replace
the frcplaccs aud more crude arrange
mcnts for CRATES warming our houses!
The Franklin stove, which I'm Its days
Of early development was merely por-
table iron fireplace, with open front, In
which wood was burned 10 heat an
apartment. was given It's name because
Il was invented 10y Benjamin Franklin
and was really the connecting link be-
tween the rude iircplaccs of the last
century and the stoves Of today.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28

Madrid. Feb. 27.-Forc.sn Minister
Duke OF Aimodoyar az conference
with senators Wednesday announced
tho government was opposed 20 the In
scrtion OF a clause IN the spanish
American treaty prohibiting Amrri-
cans from acquiring land In Spain as
Suauiards acquired property and
stocks I'm United States The minister
declined Go promise 10 submit a draft
Of treaty to parliament before II was
signed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28

Constantinople. Feb Eft is m.
derstood here the United States will
soon takes steps 10 obtain reimburse
ment OF the S72.5OO naid 20 the brig.
auds as ransom for Miss Ellen NJ.
Stone and Mime. Tsilka. holding Tur-
key responsible inasmuch as the cap
ture OF the missionaries was effected
on Turkish soil. This question OF re-
sponsibility may have serious develop
ments since Turkey emphatically dis
claims responsibility and lays the
blame on Bulgaria.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28
Diamond. rrnm NnIcnnoc..

II is frequently observed that some Of
the most destructive and fearful agen-
cics 81 nature are nj the same time
lavish In their gifts Tor the benefit OF
uau. 4 volcano seems the very per-
sonincation of the power of dcyasta-
ton. and yet, according 60 investlga.
tons. Il seems probable that We may
owe our possession OF the gem that has
IN every age dazzlcl the imagination
more than any other. the diamond, TO
the productive energy OF volcanoes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28

Chicago. Feb. 27-To avoid going TO
fail Ernest Wodokud. n lawyer. in
dictcd ON the charge OF cmbezzling ~
700. shot and mortally wounded him
self soon after court. He was taken to
the hospital. where ne died without re-
gaining consciousness.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28
r. H. HARRISON

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
once at AicDougald's Drug Store telephone 100 !,
Residence phone l36.
BRYAN, Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28
IetIe 10 hel assoc and afraIa. o. noth.

lctic IN hcf tastes ana afrnlu OF hotn'
Ink.
When the party reached the brow OF
the hill Tor the second plunge. IRONS
looked very grave. and while he made
no effort to induce the others 90 give
up the trip he firmly declined Ia make
IL again. Instead he would build a tire
and have Il jolly aud comfortable on
their return. Madge gave Katherine a
significant glance. but she could not
catch her brother Toms eye.
ON their return from the run they
found bronze chatting pleasantly with
Harry Martin. who had driven over Ca
hi, smart new cutter katherine and
Madge sprang into the sleigh aud cud-
died down under the fur robes, while
Harry stood beside them. his hand
resting lightly on t.e rcIus.
Suddenly a shout Of laughter from
the group around the brushwood ire
startled the horse aud hc plunged for
ward. Jerking the roius from llurry's
hands. Straight down the hin he tore.
headed for Bccmcrs bend and the
sheer elm. What II his foot should
slip on the bond,
The two girls dld not scream. and
Mudgp made vain effort 10 snatch az
thc rrius dragging ON the ground. Her
brother grouucd aud suddenly threw
his hand Ia front OF his face. That
was why he did not see slender.
1.-the figure throw itself ON the bobslrd
and send 70 shooting after the run
away 10 was Bronze. sh.ll'Ully steer.
Ing the great sled ,o that IL kept he-
tween th' runaway and the outer edge
OF the road The two vehicles tbr
swuyIug cutter and the Jerking bob
sled. round the fatal clIu. with just a
few inches Co spare on its edge Tor
the brave fellow who handles the
wheel Now The horse gains hut the
road Is safe aud level. lIromc steers
his uuwicldly sled 90 the inside of the
road lie gains once more. As he
shoots past the cutter hc leans forward
and clutches the rcius. The sled darts
from under him. lie Is on his feet.
saving ON the lines. but with the blood
flowing from a cut ON his head.
In the twilight Madsc Turner sat 10y
the lounge Ia her fathers library.
Krone. with an aching head and a
bruised body was lying there con-
tcntcdly watching the dancing flames
In the CRATE.
would you mind" suggested Madge
In subducd voice. telling me why,
II you were not afraid 10 take that
awful ride after MS. you would not
board the bobslcd for fuut'
Because" said Bronze. slight flush
spreading over his pale chccks-"bc-
cause my mother has sacrificed a great
deal 10 send me To college. want 10
repay Il some day. and have no right
To run unnecessary risks
oh" said Madgc. with an eloquencc
which only woman can throw into
her voice
Katherine appeared at the door half
an hour later and remarked:
"lr you're going To the church social |
with us, Madgc, you'd better get dress
ed"
II guess I won't 60. Let Tom go. !
I've promised Mr.. Bronze TO read 10 .
him awhile"
Yes asscntcd Tom, his head APP
pearug above KathcrIuc's Ia the door
way, "and | think the rest of MS had
better go. The more quiet old Charley
Is tie better"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28
70 Cure dyspepsia and indigestion

Sour Stomach or Heartburn. take Res
Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists ars
authorized 20 refund money II they
fail TO cure. Price 90 cents. VI II
James. the lending druggist. Bryan
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
oo.,h half Of block near Allen
.'Snrav' Price 800.
ss,nf one and one-quarter acres
nrssboolhouse in southeast part
ns smsll new cottage, tenant
saase and well on premises. Price
s,x room house and one lot of
.,ronnd on west side OF town. Price
t00 u,
Six room house and two lots Of
vroshd located four blocks from
Hsfn Street. Brick cistern on pre-
uises. Price Si2J0.
The NJ. u. Cole home place, Two
And half lots and room house.
Place we'll improved Price $4,000.
80 acre BRACES Bottom farm.
Price. 90. 20 per acre. Will sell in
small tracts..f {
20 feet front on Railroad steet out
OF Ot'o hu"nme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-28

Denver. Feb. 27-The News says the
Colorado Athletic club viii ofier a
purse OF $4,000 for the Jenries--c-
Govern fight.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-29
--------S-AD-e--
CHARITY'S QUICK RESPONSE.
The Anderson Family Provided for
AbundantIy.

The Anderson Family Provided for
AbundantIy.
The Anderson family whose pitiable
condition from sickness and poverty
was reported in the Morning News
yesterday, is no longer in want Be
fore the Morning News had more than
reached it's readers contributions be-
gan coming in at the little house where
the. family. lives on Thirty-eighth
street, at the home of Rev. ]. A. Smith,
pastor of EDworth church and at the
Morning News Office for their relief.
Rev. Mr.. Smith said last night that
he had received at his home during the
day enough clothing to provide the en-
tire family for a year At the house
where the Andersons live more cloth
ing was sent and provisions were sent
in packages and armfuls. Rev. Mr.
Smith said that the family had been
amply provided for for the present.
To-day he viii arrange for it's re-
moval to another locality. Sufficient
money has been received TO defray the
expenses Of removal and to pay house
rent for a month or more.
The little one which died Sunday
night was buried yesterday morning
in Laurel Grove cemetery by Rev. Mr..
Smith. The oldest Child. boy. is in
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-29
AUTO CAUSED RUNAWAY.
Spirited Horse Smashed Up Buggy
in Front of the De Soto.

Spirited Horse Smashed Up Buggy
in Front of the De Soto.
A runaway horse on Bull street, di-
rectly in front of the De Solo, attract
ed a crowd and created considerable
excitement shortly after noon yester-
day. The horse, hitched to a light
buggy, took fright at an automobile,
and in his wild dash for nowhere in
particular, turned the vehicle over and
threw himself.
Mr.. William Susong, to whom the
horse and buggy belongs, had hitched
the animal in front of his home on
Macon street, east. The horse, a spir-
tied black, not fully appreciatinS the
source or meaning of noises emanating
from passing automobile. broke from
his post and ran at, breakneck speed
down Macon street in the direction
of Bull street. AS the buggy
rounded the square, turning into Bull
street, it was overturned This threw
the animal on his side, breaking the
shafts of the vehicle smashing in the
dash board, and doing other damage
The frightened animal attempted to re-
gain his feet. but was caught by a
passerby, before he could resume his
former gait.
The horse was badly bruised about
the legs and received a bad cut on the
head. Mr.. Susong arrived shortly af-
ter the accident and took charge of his
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-29
TRIED NEW RATES
COTTON MEN TOOK ADVANTAGE OF
CONCESSIONS AT ONCE.
CHANGED BILLS OF LADING
AND GOT THE THROUGH RATES
FROM POINTS OF ORIGIN.

General Satisfaction in the COnces-
sion Secured by Cotton Men From
the transportation Lines-They
Believe That the Change VIII OPP
crate to Their Advantage and TO
the Advantage of the Rail and
WATER Lines-New Method in
Vogue for the First Time-SOme
Shippers Learned the Course TO Be
Followed without Delay.
The lowering of cotton freight rates
on through shipments, as announced
in the Morning News yesterday, was a
current topic among the cotton trade.
General satisfaction was expressed by
those to be the direct benefciaries of
the reduction, while the trade in gem
eral feels that a commendable liberal
ity has been shown on the part of the
carriers interested that is sure to re-
dound to their benefit in other direc-
tons.
Vice President and Traffic Manager
w. A. Winburn of the Central of Geor-
gia took an active interest in the COM
plant of the cotton men from the start,
and many kind expressions were heard
regarding his part in bringing about
the desired result. Judging from street
expressions, the carriers concerned
have raised themselves in the estima-
ton of shippers, and in discussing the
matter old business men see good buSi-
ness policy in granting the concessions
asked, for il puts the roads and steam
ship lines in closer and more favor
able touch with their shippers.
The history of the movement for
remedial adjustment of through rates
began with a floor agitation on the Sa-
vannah Cotton Exchange. Mr.. G. e.
Dickinson was first to draw a petition
asking that the matter come officially
TO the attention of the exchange, and
this he industriously circulated among
members to be signed. Mr.. Dickinson
was successful in getting the. petition
literally signed by all classes of MEM
bers. The petition went to the board
of directors, who in turn referred it
to the Transportation Committee, with
power to act. Mr.. H. Weber, chairman
of this committee, was assiduous in his
efforts as head of the committee in
bringing the complaint to the atten-
ton of the proper officials.
Some of the local cotton shippers
availed themselves of the concession
yesterday for the first time. They
were not perfectly aware of the meth
DDS to be followed, but found it
simple upon application to the railway
authorities. All that was required was
the presentation of the bill of lading
at the agents office, when a new bill
of lading for the northern port to
which it was desired to ship was is
sued. All the freight required was the
difference between the rate from the
point the cotton originated to Savan-
nah and the rate from the point of
origin to the northern port. Until the
concession was made the local from
Savanr all to the northern port had to
be paid.
The shippers will like the new
method" said representative of the
Ocean Steamship Company yesterday.
They now know the course that has
to be followed. and this familiarity will
render the operation under the new rule
satisfactory.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-29
WILL MAKE CANDY TO-DAY.
savannah Candy Factory Will Begin
Its Operations.

It's Operations.
A new candy factory is to begin OPP
erations in Savannah this morning.
The plant is that of the Savannah
Candy Factory, located in an annex
of the building of Messrs. Collins.
Grayson & Co, at Liberty and East
Broad streets.
1t is expected that the new enter
prise will at once take its place among
the many well-equipped and well-con-
Quoted industrial establishments in Sa-
vannah. A ready market for the SUI
perior quality of candy it will make
will be found, and those interested in
the company expect it to pay hand
somely.
Mr. John Helfrich, a candy maker
of experience, who has learned the
business in all of its branches, is gem
eral manager of the factory. The other
officers are: Jacob S. Collins, presi-
dent, and w. L. Grayson. secretary
and treasurer. Messrs. Collins and
Grayson will leave the management to
Mr.. Helfrich, who will give the work
of the employees his personal super
vision.
1--WE have the very latest improve
ments in the way of machinery and APP
pardtuS, SAID Mr.. Heltrlcn yesterday
1.-The very best product will be turned
out by our factory. We will employ
from forty to fifty men and women,
after a time and the daily output will
then be 10000 pounds. We will begin
operations with about half force, and
at first the daily output will be about
5000 pounds"
Mr. Helfrich exhibited new vacuum
pump. 1t is of type that is so new
that there are but two like it in OPP
Grafton in the country. All kinds of
penny goods, stick candy, broken mix
lures and drops will be made at the
factory.
The company is fortunate in having
secured it's location. Like that of Col
Inns, Grayson & Co.. it affords every
convenience and facility for handling
raw material and the manufactured
product. Railway cars are at the very
doors
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-29
MADE A GREAT RUN.
Atlantic Coast Line Furnished d.
avOIO a Special Train.

Atlantic Coast Line Furnished d.
avOIo a Special Train.
The Atlantic Coast Line gave Diav-
olo, the loop the looper of the Fore
paugh & Sells Circus, a great run for
his money yesterday. 1t cost Diavolo
$175, but he gave that up gladly to
get from Jacksonville to Waycross in
time to ride in the afternoon perform
ance.
Diavolo got left at Jacksonville. He
was in great distress until informed
that he could secure a special to take
him to Waycross. AS speedily as pos
sible a train was made up, consisting
of an engine, a baggage car and
coach Then Diavolo, as the sole pas
senger, started out.
1t is rs miles from Jacksonville to
Waycross. The train ate up that dis
tance in II minutes. Jacksonville was
left at 12:12 p. m. At 1929 p. m. the
train stopped at Waycross. Two stops
had been made, so that the time re-
duces to less than a mile a minute.