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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
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New YORK Nsv 14-Fgruer CEln-
sse Minister We Tag Fang las zaes
public. says a World t.s5atch from
San Francisco TIE tolioEiag farewell
20 the American people:
People: II is nearly SIX years since
I came here, and during ny resiisnes
in America have found Il yery pleas
an. On the whole. have been rsceiv.
ed In a very kind and courteous way
by the American people. the highest
officials and all.
Before leaving this hospl,able
shore | want 10 express my grateful
appreciation Of the uniform Kindness
and courtesy shown 10 me by all
classes OF people have some In con.
tact with. shall carry with me very
pleasant remembrancos Of my stay. [
am glad 10 notice that the friendly re-.
latlons between this country and mine
have been always cordial and within
the last days closer than before, aud
| hope this state OF things will long
continue
AS to the future OF China politically
and commercially. will say ! have
been away from my country nearly six
years. and although people think that
II Is not progressing but Is standing
stlll, when | go back | will see many
things that are new 20 mo. China Is
progressing. II being such q large
country. with such a large population
and with people educated TO and
brought up In such conservative
way. you cannot. although the idea Of
reform II taking root. expect II 10
make a sudden and radical change as
you might think possible In a smaller
country; but. nevertheless, China has
made reasonable reforms In mauy
ways within the last few years Her
commerce will be developed and will
be increased with that OF this country.
This Pacific coast. In particular. would
reap large harvest by having larg.
or trade with China"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
COMMISSION CREATED
The Death of Mrs. Gore TO he Thor.
Oughly Investigated.
AMERICANS CHOSEN.
State Department Instructed Consul
General GOwdy 10 Spare. No III.
forts 10 Ascertain All I'm.
psrtant Evidence.

Paris. Nov. 2i.-Acting on isztruo.
lions from the United States state de-
partment TO thoroughly investigate the
shooting on Wednesday last OF Mrs.
Ellen Gore, Consul General Gowdy has
requested four Representatives Ameri.
can physicians living In Paris to form
commission. conduct an indepen.
dent autopsy and report on the circum.
stances and probabilities Of bow she
met her death. The commission Is
composed Of Or. a. J Magiu. who is In
charge Of the American hospital in
Paris; DR.. Edmund L. Gros. formerly
OF San Francisco, Dr. Turner and Dr.
Whitman
Mr. Gowdy has sent written instruc-
tons to each Of the doctors which asss
them 20 spare no efforts to make in.
vestigation searching. Tho commits
sion has already conferred regarding
It's plans. but It Is not yet settle4 when
the autopsy Is to take place
French officials still hold the body.
and numerous formalities have to be
gone through with before II is in pos.
session OF undertaken designated by
Mr.. Gowdy. The latter Is seeking to
obtain possession Of the remains, but
II will probably be necessary 20 make
application TO the examining magis.
trate In charge OF the case.
The questions before the American
medical commission are delicate. for
their conclusions as 70 the course %
the bullet may conflict with those of
he medical experts The latter base
the accident theory on the upward F.
range % the bullet. but the American I
officials believe an independent autop- I
sy will establish the fact of a range AZ t
most horizontal thus Indicating a %.
rect shot from an aimed weapon
The United States consulate star .
Is also taking dispositions % witnesses .
% those taken ty the
French officials So Ear this actic1
has not developed any uew features.
bat the depcsitious furnish a complete
md uuprsi diced history % the case
Ind VII De- f0rwartetl % TIE state
.egartHelt az WashlzEtcz
Mr C0Tty VIII o. represented a.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
Perils Of Travel In
Fanatical Arabia

Mr. Forder. an English missionary.
has recently published a book descrlb.
ing a pcrllous Journey made by him 20
Jowf. city Inhabited by fanatlcal
Arabs about 300 miles from Jerusalem.
lie spent risky and anxious thirteen
days at Jowf and In spite Of the kind.
ness OF Johar. the governor and his
sons was practically prisoner. Great
efforts were madc 10 convert him 10
Islam. and ON these falling be was ex-
PEELED, Johar himself saying that they
were taught by their religion 10 klll
all Christians. An unfortunate Incl
dent nearly cost Mr.. Fordcr bis life.
There was a storm % wind and rain,
aud one OF the adobe towers 81 tho
castle. being soaked. fell Inward Into
the room Ina which Johar was seated
reading the koran. crushed him severe
~ aud broke his lex. A man remarked
as the bleeding form of the rcyered
governor was cxtricatod from the rub
bish This Is the Christians doing.
lie must have been out and looked NJ
the tower and affected Il ~ that u fell.
This is the beginning of evil" Then
the pcnt up fury Of the people n.
plodcd in cries ~ let Us KIN th>.
Christian" emphasized by the bran.
dishing Of clubs. daggers and revoly.
crs. But when the travellers death
seemed inevitable he was rescued by
three Arabs who had bccn In India.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
Young Man
Nearly
Killed by
Two
Huge
Reptiles
Fight
With
Snakes

Dallas wlthers OF wllllamsport. Pa,
had an encounter with blacksnakes a
few weeks ago that he win not forget
in hurry. one OF the biz reptiles,
which he captured alive. measured
seven feet IN length. with It and IT'S
mate he had a terrible battle, and his
life was saved by the timely arrival OF
a companion. who beard his shouts Cor
help.
In the late summer and carly fall
the mountains OF that part OF Penn
sylyanla swarm with snakes. and fish
ing aud bcrrylng parties seem TO give
them enough trouble TO keep them con
tinualIy on the warpath. OF all the
snakes In the woods n blncksuake IL
the most dreaded by people resident M
this region. 4 rattlesnake viii, Il Is
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
OUTCOME or : FIGHT.

N.s Tsrk Faiie. TAinE Thsy Have Dis.
covered Anarchi-'.-
NsE York Nov AS TIE outcome
o; the arrest o. two Italians ashtlng
hsrcely Ia the street. the police Of the
Oak Street station In this city be-
lisys they have discovered az anarch-
lst meeting place within stones
throE q the station. The prisoners
gave their names a. Dominic santo
and Tony Benz ssnto had a big re-
volvsr. with Which he was Tying 70
shoe; Meuz The latter carried a dan
gerous looking knife. when searched
fifteen cartridges we're found "a Santos
pockets. Besides there was an unopen.
ed letter from Cannatelll. Italy.
Menu had a rough map ~ Paris ami
the department % the Selsa. with
about dozen OF the largest public
buildings numbered consecutlvely and
marked. lie also had a billhead from
the Carlton hotel London. and admit
ted that he came 20 this country three
weeks ago
Accordin. 70 the police. The nght
started Ia hall In Roosevelt street.
where a meeting was In session. Santo
was charged with having revealed
secrets and the fight In the street fol.
lowed. resulting In their arrest Menu
is said TO have admitted he Is an an.
archlst.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
MURDER MYSTERY.
Superintendent 81 Cincinnati Factory
Victim Of Unknown Assault.

Superintendent % q Cincinnati Factory
Nlctiua of Unknown Assault.
Cincinnati. O.. Nov. 2l.-Edward
saatkamp. accountant and acting 81.
perintendent OF the Ross Meyer Ma.
ehlnery Tool company, was murdered
Sunday az the factory on sycAno,s
street His body was found that night
In a pool Of blood aud every lndleR
ton in the counting room ~ a struggle.
bot no clew 20 the deed can be found
The only other person known 20 b.
about the building was the colorei
5ani'0r. and the most vigorous
~swCatiug' by detectives failed 20 hold
BIN. last June John Siofert one ~
the oldest employees 20 the company
vas found murdered In ths engine room
20 che same factory and the mystery
q Aat deed has never been solved
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
HERR kRuPP GONE.
zhc Noted Gun Maker and Richest Man
In Germany Passes Away.

Berlin, Nov. 2i-IIerr Krupp. the
great gun maker and the richest man
IN Germany. died suddenly OF apoplexy
at his villa az Huegel
Herr Krupp had been M for several
days, and a report Of HIS condition
was telegraphed daily to his wife. who
has for several months been under
medical treatment at Jena.
According to the medical reports his
physicians succeeded in restoring Herr
Krupp 70 consciousness. but their pa
tlent soon relapsed into insensibility
He died at 3 o'clock Saturday. In the
meantime the directors OF the Krupp
works aud Herr Krupp's solicitors had
been summoned. They acid consulta'
ton after his death and caused bul'
letln announcing his demise to be post
ed at the works at 6 o'clock
Her Krupp's villa, where he died. Is
several miles from Essen. The great
gunmaker lived there In almost feudal
fashion.
Estimates OF the fortune Of the de
ceased place It at si25 100000, and his
annual income during his recent years
OF prosperity at {lO.0O0,00O. Herr
Krupp made great sums by supplying
plate armor for the navy.
Besides his iron works and ship
yards. he had an interest In many TN
ancial enterprises and recently had ac-
CURED extensive coal properties In con
nsctlon with the North German Lloyd
Ship company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
wRoTE .MocKINa Bro. y

s.Ftiuu. wluusr. ths song Writer, Died
la ths Qeaker Cfy.
Philadelphia. Nov 2f-Sepumus
wlaasr composer % The Mocking
R4rd- aad hsndssas q other popular
sonss. died suddenly Sunday at his
houe here he was Is years Of age
Mr Winner was the author Of zoo
technical books on musical instru.
ments. and arranged 1000 compositions
for The violin and piano lie also pos
sessed poetic ability. his latest work
completed recently, being The Cogita.
tons Of a Crank"
Mr. Winner sold The MockinH Bird"
for SIS. but the publishers years later
admitted having realized 5000. 900
from Us sale Mr.. Winner was born IN
this city. and was tho founder OF the
Musical Fund society.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
JACK THE sLAsHeR."
Ito Turns out to Iie an Inonensl,e Mau
who Thought ue Was Justified.

| Ito Turns out to iie an Inonensi,e Mau
who Thought us Was Justified.
New York. Nov. 25.-Charles Fred
erick Roth. a patient In the Brooklyn
hospital, has confessed. says the Her
aid. that be Is the man who. on tho
night OF Nov 10. cut and stabbed three
men al the residence Of william r.
Gardner az Bath Beath. "Ja.s the
slasher" FOR whom the pole have
been searching turns out 20 b. l1 ln.
ofiensive-appeariag German. a c1llec-
tor. who asserts that. thinking Mrs
Gardner was the woman whom De had
q small account against. called it her
house after dark. where be raped on
the back door Roth says the WOMAN
saw aim and screamed Tor help. 1e -.
bors rushed u7 De declares. fe'I r-ou
h.u AS Dr. drew bis goeklt ka.fl BE- -.-
fenl himself
Bs-ou'ng greatly excited De- t
r.gh, art lett ore 90 his arsa9-- .ts
fei. 11 che Fer41il szl broke a. arm.
Two others we're STAGED oce f1h1
MaMahc- E1 severely that % vas
thought D. uc-,i DE
he z1ts bis Elv sc-r. a-I Ht1
rs il--y graves llF lttsf lay .-- .1s
rsccrs-y 20 M-Mlk11.
TIE VERY 1-c-sf. ca q ssr,c-s I'-
rsss as D. vas Dgsi.s3 o. s--s-
tts tcs- tai F1srs b. q -1r --rr-
srtlE ,E- 1f tscl-s 81 vas cc--s.i- .
% -1 -lsa- 1if eces-.szca e. aL-..- I
-lg b. vIs ~ 1ercz 90 Eac- gss
1ca.s tLt iaIre1at . rl--
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
J. c. LOVING DEAD,
Secretary OF Texas Cattle Raisers' Asso-
citation Has Passed Away.

Fort Worth. Now 2i.--James c. Low
Lowing. secretary OF the Texas Cattle
Ralsei's' association for twenty-seven
years. die In this city. Mr.. Loving.
through his long connection with the
cattle iaterests OF the southwest. and
the energetic efforts be at ali times
exerted IN behalf OF the stockmcn.
made most enviable record. and the
news % his demise will be. received
with sadness all over the western Sec
tloa. piwer better authorities on
stock u.atters were ever known Mr..
Loving was sixty-slx years old.
Thc cause OF death was a stomach
allm4nt. DE was IN twenty-five days.
He came TO Texas with his parents In
1850. lie devoted his life to the cat
~ business. and there was no branch
of this great industry with which be
vas not familiar. At the time OF his
death be owned large ranch west OF
Jacksboro. and be was quite well-to-do.
When the Texas Cattle Ralsers' assoc
citation was organized. twenty .seyen
years ago. Mr. Loving was elected Sec
rotary and manager OF Il. and under
his direction II grew and thriyod until
IL became the most important and
wealthlest association OF cattlomen Ia
the world His work Tor the cattle
business OF Texas cannot be measured
In dollars. In 1888 Mr.. Loving moved
20 Fort Worth. tie has lived 90 this
city ever since that year. lie was a
Mason.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
AFTER REBELS.
General yeIutIni l. to Inaugurats a Cam.
paign AZ Once.

General yeIutini u to Inaugurats Cam.
palgn al Once.
Caracas. Nov 2i.-General Velutini.
representative Of President Castro in
the eastern provinces leaves for BARGE.
Iona and Ciudad Bolivar. with 25VO
men 10 inaugurate a campaign against
the revoluiionlsts In an interview
Gen. Velutini SAID The revolution.
lists have 1000 mon az Barcelona, but
do not believe any hard lighting will
be necessary 10 capture those troop
II command Aadinos. who will enter
combat with tho prestige OF victory
with fall Barcelona and Ciudad Boil.
var the revolution be ended and Vene
zuelan enter long. period OF peace.
New revolution not feared. There
can never be another Matos supported
by foreign capital leading military
chiefs. warships, 10000 men and plen.
~ OF ammunition
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25

tail. wound II around saplIng ana
pulled the young man toward Il.
withers felt that his hour was near.
His calls for his companion had served
only TO exhaust his breath. which cnins
now only In short. quick gasps, barely
enough To sustain him. He could not
call again. as every breath was hScded
20 prolong his defense. The snake
seized upon another sapllng and hurled
him toward IL,
To his surprise, II IN his condition
surprise was possible. another snake.
probably the mate OF tho first one.
then appeared. hut M the instant when
this discouraging discovery came ~
he was about 10 give up the struggle ns
lost a shout from his companion put
new life In his veins
Rushing upon the scene. wlthcrs'
friend took the snakes unuwares. and.
with a twist OF hls wrist. the neck OF
the last 10 appear was broken. Then
with his strong arms the other reptile
was pulled from the young mans body.
The first inclination was Co XIII Il also.
but a Minutes observation told them
that Il was completely exhausted hy
Its long struggle. They determined to
take IL captive, and, strapplng IL to a
pole which they carried on their shout
dcrs. they started for home without
the snake the story told by the young
men would never have been believed.
As II was, however they were regard
ed a. heroes and have had 10 make q
recital OF the adventure many times
alnln
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
Trained Elephants
Stay Their Keepers

From NlJnl.Novgorod. Russia. comes
n thrilling story Of the revolt Of a herd
OF eight elephants against the cruelty
OF their keepers, by which twenty
eight persons were killed by the lnfu.
rated beasts aud slxty.thrce terribly
Injured.
The horrible AFFAIR occurred Ia the
village o. Rikltin. near Novgorod. A
circus was there. and all the town bad
turned out 10 see the show. One o. tho
acts was performance by a herd of
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25

IuE SNAKE THREW ITS TAIL AROUND A
Sailing.
true. iuflct a bite that In az least a
majority OF cases proves fatal. but a
RATHER has this standardization
IL win always rattle before Il bites.
IN fact. It Is next 20 impossible Tor II
to avoid rattllng. Tor a RATHER cannot
strike while stretched at length on
the ground. II must be az least par.
tally curled NJ. and while IL Is assum.
ing this position the rattles sound. aud
an experienced woodsman can always
get out Of the way.
Not ~ with blacksnakes; once they
show fight Il Is a case u struggle FOR
the mastery through strength and Gun.
ming until either snake or man sue
cumbs.
wlthers. who Is youth OF less than
twenty years. on the day referred TO
was going with friend along Lycom-
Ing crsst. Curlously enough the en-
counter with the snake took place at
point about ten miles north OF VIII.
Transport. along an old Indian path
which two centuries aud more ago was
the main route from ShamOkln village.
the headquarters Of the Delaware
tribe. and Onondaga. the headquarters
OF the Five Nations. IA New York state.
Here one OF the frst missionaries who
penetrated the Wild forests had a terri.
BILE nght with rattlesnakes, killing
nearly a hundred before be could make
his way 10 safety.
Withers was not thinking az an Of
snakes, when he stepped uncouscl0usly
on one OF the ugllest OF the blacksnake
tribe. Jumping back, with a SILVER. De
was riyCted 90 the spot by The sight
The snake. which was unusually large.
looked double lts size as IL curved H.
thick neck back aud then before the
young man could act further sprang
toward him. Fun slr feet Il lcapcd.
Wiihcrs jumped backward IN n desper.
ate effort % avoid II. but when he re-
gained bic balance be felt the snake's
coll about bis wrist aud saw II gather
Itself for another effort. prepared TO
wrap iis danny folds about bis body
Qgick o. q rssb Whhers thought aud
acted. ~ threw himself 10 the ground.
managing ~ sc thc thick part OF the
fspuies bead under Que knee. Then
began al awful contest The young
fisherman had boz one object IN view.
- grasp ihssnnke's body Just back OF
10 bead aud 90 break ~ neck, but the |
long, hinu0us animal seemed almost 10 |
realize That This wuH bis object ana
hiroyo with 90 lts strength 10 prevent |
a. ~ spite ~ hia utmost efforts II kent |
IL inpeflng bead behind bis back. An |
the time IL was striving 10 reach thk |
throat Df ~ intended victim. lie was |
already dripping with Precipitation |
This only served 10 help tho snakes |
chances. for Dis hands became slippery. |
nnd hln grip was not M nrm ms II had |
been.
Tho close contact with the shiny
body ~ ihe reptile kept nnusontlng
DdDr constantly ln hls noslrlla nut
With strength born ~ despair he
struggled pu FOR hair nn hour he AID
90 move oui N ihe npoi whcro be- had
hfai tnfr'fd Then for time ho
'''infA 20 hn pfrfpow@iug the reptile
hnl hn~fpt" cautiously. lul no sooner
zoe ihn fhHtn ff'H ihSn The struggle
.aH tfufrsd inme 1rfrely than before
liDally na makf. throwing out IN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25

rnr ELErnAsrs CHARGED TuE crowd.
educated elephants The animals were
Ia bad humor. and the trainers resort.
cd 10 cruel treatment 10 bring them TO
subsection.
Suddenly the animals rovoltcd As IL
az prccuncvrtcd signal they charged
upon their trainers. tossed them In the
air aud tramplcd them 90 death. Then.
with loud trumpctings. they turned ~.
rlously upon the audience.
A Wild panic followed. Men. women
and children tumblcd from the seats
and tried to escape, The stronger tram.
pied on the weak The elephants.
drunken with rage. ran through tho
streets, killing every ono who camo
within reach OF their trunks. They
then escaped Into the open country. 4
In addition 60 those Killed and ~
jurcd by the beasts nearly a hundred
were seriously hurt In the wild attempt
to escape.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
]. w. BATS,
Real Estsfs agent.
Have ia once the only SGT Of aestrao
Books Of Brasos county land titles.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
South half Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About ore and one-quarter acres
near schoe house In southeast part
jftown. snail - cottage, tenant
houSe AMI vsil on premises. Price
$3.50.
Six room house and two lots OF
-qnd located four blocks from
M. street. Brick cistern on pre-.
miass. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen Aca-
DENY. 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 siO0
each.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
Greater oas Pressure.

Lake Charles. La. Nov. 24.--TAs
Louisiana and Texas oil we'll at Hack
berry. has reached a depth of 1850
feet tho last 200 feet having been
through rock. The gas pressure 4 In.
creasing and the managers are hope
ful that gusher win rswkfa their
efforts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
Voted for Anhr.w IarL.nn.

Now York, Nov 2i.--Danlel Harri-
son Porrine. who was born In 1911. n
dead az his home In New Brunswick.
~ J. lie boosted OF having cast his
FIRST vote for Andrew Jackson. and
Of having voted the straight Demo.
cratic ticket at every election since
1882.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
Two Men Arrested.

Chicago Nov. 25.-Two men who
registered al Wyoming hotel last Fri
day a. r. VI. and r. u. Fuller OF Min.
neapolls. we're arrested. They are re-
ported 10 be wanted In connection with
, stamp robbery. Whether or not they
are implicated in $4,000 Chicago post
Office robbery last year Is not known.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
Terrell Notes.

Terrell. Tex. Nov 2i.-Th6re were
Ave marriages here Sunday
The Midland track at Hetty "a over.
aowed. for a quarter OF a milo and
trains tied up.
Six rural mail carriers have made
no trips from here since Friday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25

Berlin. Nov. 2i.-The first assump-
ton that Herr Krupp. the great gum
maker whose death was recorded Sat
urday committed suicide. Is yielding
20 precise and abundant testimony TO
the contrary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25

Chicago Nov 25.-Charles NJ. Moore.
son-in-law Of John W sherman. and a
member OF the firm Of A. y While g
Co. stockholders. killed himself b.
shooting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
Erected rir.t Aps,tm.ut nuIdlps.

New York Nov 2t--Thomas Kllpat
rick. a well nown builder OF this city
who erected. IN 1853. the FIRST apart
msnt building In this city. Is dead
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-25
SHAVING PARLOR

II. b. DORSEY, T.: Proprietor.
First-class Hot and Cold DHTl
shower and vapor Dhln