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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23
HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED.
American Ministers Informed That Nsns'
rueIan blockade l. In Eject.

Washington. Dec. ga eablegram
was received from Commander Diehi
OF the Marietta. which now lies at la
Guayra. The message comes from la
Guayra, via Hayti. and is dated sun
day:
"The British vice admiral has estao-
lished effective blockade from and
after Dec. 20. OF La Guayra, Careno.
Guanta. Cuamana. Carupano ana
mouth Of the ornoco river.
Ambassador Tower notified the state
department from Berlin that he has
received Official notification from the
German government that the German
squadron has blockaded Maracalbo and
Porto Cabello.
Ambassador Meyer, at Rome. cabled
the department he received Sunday
from the minister OF foreign affairs an
official note dated Dec. 20. announcing
that Italy had decided TO participate
With her naval forces In the blockade
OF Venezuelan ports.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23

Tyler. Tex. Dec. 22-Tom Brown
ing was acquitted OF the killing OF
Sam Elliott IN the district court here
the difficulty occurred al church
near Garden Valley. this county The
deceased was stabbed twenty times
with a large long bladed pocketknife
Three OF the wounds we're In the
heart The tragedy was enacted over
year ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23

Savannah. Ga. Dec. 22.-The Jury
brought IN q verdict OF guilty against
William J. Potter. for the murder OF
Frederick Taylor. the colorod body
servant OF Gugle Bourquin, wealthy
planter. His son. Swayne Potter. on
trial In the same charge was acquitted
but will be tried for the murder OF
Bourquin. who met death together
with his servant
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23

London. Dec. Pat Is believed that
President Rooseyelts answer to the
proposal made by the allied powers
that he arbltrate the Venezuelan IS
sues has been received IN London. The
strictest secrecy with regard TO every
phase OF the negotiations is preserved
however. and II Is impossible to make
a definite statement. but such indi'
cations as are obtainable point To
President RoOsevelt's acceptance OF
the Office OF arbitrator.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23
Preparing Ills Message

Austin. Dec. 22.-Governor sayers
continues hard at work preparing his
retiring message for the next legisla'
ture. II will no doubt. be an interest.
ing document. and one OF historical
value. as II 10 understood he will make
II thorough just at this time. when
Texas Is entering on her greatest era
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23
Mcfarland. Neutral.

The Hague. Dec. 22.-rhe govern
ment OF the Netherlands has decided 70
observe a stricely neutral attitude In
.he Venezuelan trouble, Ships OF the
blockading powers will be prohibited
from calling at the ports Of the Dutch
colonies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23
Time. Print. the Tert.

London. Dec. 22.-The Times prints
the text OF the wireless Marconl mes
sage received from the Canadian gov
eminent. as follows: The Times de-
sires 10 congratulate the British people
on the achievement by Marconi OF the
greatest feat OF modern science yet
achieved. CARTWRIGHT.
Acting premier"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23
MARRIED ON OEATHeED.
Pathetic Ceremony Wa. Enacted In ths
City of san Antonie.

Pathetic Ceremony Wa. Enacted In the
City of san Antonie.
San Antonio: Dec. 22.-Aloysius J.
sehmidtbeaur OF Milwaukee. Wis. 9
member OF a prominent family Of that
city. died here Saturday morning. leav.
ing bride OF a week who had come
from Milwaukee and welded him on
bis deathbed, after an engagement Of
seven years standing. The bride was
Miss Anna V. Faust. also OF a prom.
inent and well to DO Milwaukee family.
and closely related 70 Tony Faust. the
restaurateur OF st. Louis. Schmidt
beaur came 10 this city three months
ago for relief from a lung affection. but
grew rapidly worse and his relatives
were notified about two weeks ago that
he could not live. Miss Faust came
here on the 10th. They were married
by Father Smith OF St MRry's eathe-
dral. the groom being bearly able 10
speak and having TO be assisted In
placing the ring upon his brides I'm.
ger. The heartbroken wife took her
loved ones remains TO Milwaukee
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23
Ynnnr Man A.rh,rIat.d.

Beaumont. Tex. Dec. Edition
Holt. q young man. was asphyxiated
while on a derrick over the Alamo OIL
company's we'll In the HoggSwayne
tract Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23
cartured sIr rhoa.and round..

IN Reno. okla. Dec. 22.-Game War
den Gould captured 6OO0 pounds OF
outlawed game consigned to st. Louis
parties II was the-largest haul ever
made Ia Oklahoma.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23
c..,rn sign. Aeceptanee.

Caracas. Dec 22.-ln the name OF
Venezuela President Castro has signed
acceptance Of the appointment Of Pres
Ident Roosevelt TO arbltrate the Vene-
zuelan controversy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23
Things We
Like Best
Often Disagree with u

Because we overeat OF them. fndi.
Restion follows. But there's . way 70
escape such consequence. a dose OF .
good dlgestant like kodol will Ielive you
at once. Your stomach IL simply TOO
weak 70 digest what you eat. That's all
indigestion Is. Kodol digests the food
without the stomach's aid. Thus the
stomach rests while the body IL strength
snsd by wholesome food. Dieting 10 un.
necessary. Kodol digosts any kind OF
rood food. Strengthens and inVigorAtes.
kodoI Makes
Rich Red Blood.
,,,ep.rod only By Il. O. DEwIrT a Co, Chicago.
Tho q bottle contains x times The No. sAs~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23

vlnita. |. T.. Dec. PA leading elti-
zen OF Wagner named skaggs was
held up by negro and mortally
wounded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23

Paris. Dec 22.-The order dismiss.
inf the case against Jean Sc Rydzew.
ski. in whose apartments Mrs. Ellen
Gore was shot November 10 has been
signed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23

strawn, Tex, Dec. 22.-Henry OFT,
who lives ten miles south OF strawn,
was shot from ambush and killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23

Austin Dec. 22.-The secretary OF
state has issued the commissions OF
the sixteen congressmen-elect
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23
ant FlnY Yrnr..

Ciarksyllle. Tex. Dec. 22.--J d.
McRae. charged with criminal assault
upon slx.year-old girl. was given
atty years In the penitentlary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23

San Antonio. Dec. %. General Egan
OF embaimed beef fame Is here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-23

=Hsvs IN once the oniy %, Of sDsrso
books Of Brs1os county land itiss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
CHANGE OF CLIMATE

Not Necessary In Order 10 Cure Catarrh.
The popular idea that the only cure for
chronic catarrh ie a change of climate, is a
mistake because catnrrh is found in all eli
mates In all sections OF the country; and
even u q change OF climate would benefit
tor time the cntRrrh will certainly return,
Catarrh may be READILY cured in any ell
mate out the only way TO do Il lB to de-
stroy or remove from the system the ca.
tarrhal germs which cause ali the mischief
The treatment by inhalers, sprays, pow.
u ues and Washes mas been proven almost
useless In making permanent cure, as
they 90 not reach the seat OF disease which
ID In the blood and can be reached only nv
an Internal remedy which acts through the
ornlly. vac
new discovery which 10 meeting with
remarkable success in curing cntarrh of tho
head thront and bronchial tubes and also
oatarrh or the stomach Is sold by druggists
under name OF Stunrt's Catarrh Tablets
These tablets, which are pleasant and
harmless TO take, owe their efficiency 10
the active medicinal principles OF blood
Gualacol, which together with valuable anil,
sepuca are combined in convenient
paiatable tablet form, and as valuable for
children as for adults
Mr.. A. r. Fernbank OF Columbus Ohio
says: suffered so many winters from
eatarrh that took Il AS matter OF course,
and that nothing would cure Il except a
Shnnse OF climate, which my business at
My nostriis were almost nlwayg cloReed
up; ! had to breathe through the mouth
causing an lndamed. lrritated throat The
thought OF eating breakfast often nnusootaS
mo and the catarrh gradually getting into
my stomach took away my appetite aud al.
gestion.
My druggist advised me to try 6o-cen,
box OF Stuart's C0tarrh Tablets. because no
said he had so many customers who had
heen cured or catRrrh by the use of these
tablets, that he felt he could honestly rec.
ommend them. ! took his advice and used
several boxes with results thut surprised
and delighted me.
~ Always Keep y box OF StuUrt's Catarrn
Tablets In the house and the whole fnnIiv
use thcm freely on the hrst appearance OF
cough or cold In the head
with our children we think there Is moth
Ing SO safe and reliable as stunrt's Catnrrb
Tablets to ward of Group and colds ana
with older people ] have known OF eases
where tho hearing had been seriously Inn
by this new remedy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
NORTH TEXAS TEACHERS.
Legislature asked to Submit a Con-
tutlonal Amendment.

Legislature Asked to Submit a Censtl-
tutional Amendment
Denton. Texas, November aa.-rhe
North Texas Teachers association adj.
1ourned today after It's two days session
with the attendance largely Increased from
yesterday No place was set for the nc1t
meeting which will be settled by the e4.
seutlve committee, The visitors visited the
North Texas State normal ana John "a
Denton college this morning.
The election OF officers for the MART Farm,
resulted as follows; J, S. Carlisle OF nen.
ton, president; t. ID. Hardie OF Grsepyiilc
vice president; Miss Carrie Mcdonald Tev,
rel, corresponding secretary; \. ~ Tsg
CART, NoconA. treasurer "s
Resolutions indorsing the pnabIh,tIor
movement and condemning the snioona,
thanking the people OF Denton. the rail,
roads, etc, were adopted and a resolution
urging the uniform text book law TO be re-
enacted with some changes aud a careful
ae1vlsloh OF the selection OF text books was
also adopted. The Legislature was also
uIBea 10 submit constitutional amend.
iinent 10 the people 20 remove the financial
limitations ON the present school laws.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

iafion OF the Jim Grow car l'"' wr
Welty was arrested here yesieToa'' s,l'
entered one OF the street cars any !
one OF the seats in the compai'~
aside for negroes, aud when
change his seat refused &c DO % =. a.
subsequently arrested. This = i,
arrest Of the kind which has pe,-
in this city for open violation 81 '''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

corner Of Main. CRACKS at the
District court has heer o
Tuesday With the land spl, oSScSS i,.d since
LARK Burroughs ct al Il viii n'' mel. VS..
III. Iae e., Is likelihood Of game q, ,.....
Chrstiaa Sss iiESt on me Nouns Men
the Cuero and victoria tnas here between
Middle OF December. 'eams' about tho
2as sp0OasT pFsnatie canaan -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
NEeRoEs EoR LOUISIANA.

a Large Number Go from Colorado and
Fayette Counties.
"eimar Texas, November 2a,-Mr. Hol.
hngsworth OF Shreveport, La, arrived here
Few days ago and employed about thirty
negroes to so with him homo as farm la.
horers' The bunch consisted OF men.
women and children OF all ages and both
sexes He said he preferred to take famt.
hes ana that his cousin would meet him
on the route with lot from La GRANGE
~ pAlo some debts some OF them were ow.
ssrE mere and all their expenses to his farm
a tnS } not the first that have left hcre
rs soon as they can hear coSd renorfs sr,, ~
those already gone ''O"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
Under the Auspices of the Cat.
% e0see0esssosssseeesessoss

counsel and advice from her brother and
nus known In advance what was being
done with the properties be controls OF
which he and she Jointly control but In
many AFFAIRS she is credited with proceed
ing on ner own account, through lndcpend
ent brokers and, In nearly every case II
have hecn right And now the deal IS on
10 lease Manhattan Ia the Interborougll
company at guaranteed dividend Of
closing Manhattan stock has Jumped :.
more than $50. Not long ago II was about
i50. Ihere was n time II was down about
100 Miss Gould could cell out her Man
NATHAN today at the ton figure and would
nave from those securities alone more than
aIz,UnVoo. She Is credited with being
worth between SS5.oOoooO and s40oo
and q that she has given away more thnu
S8WoOOO In the last Eve years She
DOESN'T advertise hrr benefactions as does
1 SIow Iss .ar m May her shadow never
give to the world many like her.
And, blking about charity, what do you
think OF this? Through tho rain and ooze
OF Park Row last night there trudged n
one-legged man who had package under
his arm. lie picked his way through the
human maze with difficulty, for his crutch
was none too safe on the slippery pave.
ment When he got to the Brooklyn bridge
entrance he had 10 almost fight his wny
against the tide so that he could reach his
objective point, which was the stand OF
1ewsbov vTbs sIs,a pgrSho t one a
ing; the boys left leg was ron" Whcn
the crippled man reached the side OF the
a. ynr 10y ne ,. USED nat size shoe
the boy. The man nnwrnpned bis' ~ p,, or
age and brought. 10 view one triple soied
WIS i.rigbt ,H9sh iaceo winter shoe 1t
Put II on" eaid the oue.Ieared man 70
the one-legged boy. i've got the other
and ne showed the shoe on HIS one foot
me Doy sat on the wet steps OF the IL -
nut on the me shoe, hoped up with glec
with Joy that there would be no more cold
,1eet Tor MIN this winter, and they, sud
denly Numbering his benefactor ne
turned TO thank him,
But the one-leggcd man was gone.
49,
NJrs ro.,,o r.-.1., -
'tie' i'esllc NHrters season nc the Belas
co is drawing to a close. She goes for n
short tour on the rond HuIarv Rail os,I
,,otaA M ,,,,., ~ =, "'' DeN esti-
ln"'Ss thv PRINTS out OF bu Barry at $500
ooo. IL VIII be million before the public
tires OF the fumhrtl ana tho orc,r,,, a.
mllliuer aud the mob Wonderful Nav MA MA
wonderful woman when saT " p,uS s Huu
abe gave no more cyido,eo say nor ntSt
ability than does a corset model Yst liz
makes $500 900 ont OF ono MAY or ratbr
she and Belnsco make n Wbo+'s thn AZ
ference? It's all in the famiiy 'l' u'i'
Grnnder than any race course the world
has today Will be the one August Belmont
Is to build Just south OF the Creedmoor
range near Hampstead. l.. I. It will ,ost
SlOoo'OOO and have ave tracks. Big as is
tImea az L. ~" ue nearly three
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

burlington, Texas, November "a. Sone
puIsiats tried TO burglarize all the mali
sustuess houses here last night. They
oieke IN MT. I. II. Freeman's store, Koch
4 Schwonbeck's saloon ana no 49,. -,
Tney. also tried Gleason q Wumeh,s stnre
ont failed 10 get IN. They got iittle
small change out OF every store ana also
out OF the postonice The citizens ordered
pack OF hounds this morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

Aoram ;. Hewitt annTinces 'I am not a
democrat" No one ever suspected he was.
lie masquerndod ms one FOR long time
nut real democracy always set his q,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

HSpse6ild plsS opa1, hySe,nlghts engagement A.
Mt A. Goldman NJ
candidate ,ynri for alderman Itp 1nol as a
so %su o,s mere are now two caD, ne First
ion Tues S 70 be allied at the 1s sSs,, FOR
men. 's next and they are rssg aII , siec,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
Viotorla LooaIs.

victoria, Texas, November 2s-work ms
sssen on two new residences on sguytou
~'sHSs-D1 bsanAn's AZ ths eornsE or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

~. ,, Jim Crow Car Arrest.
N'''s'' Ia. November 2o.-ro. v,o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

THROUGH DINING CAR sppy,o,.
HOUSTON TO CHICAGO NEW Vhpr9ti
kL. louis. ClNcINNATf, by so11Ta4..
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

The harmony dinner" Of the demo- cratic chieftains in New York a few days ago has had the usual democratic results There is less harmony than ever before. Cleveland and Hill met, smiled, shook hands and spoke their little pieces in favor of harmony, but already the old Cleveland-Hill feud is shown to be as bitter as ever. Mir Hill and his friends have been made to un- derstand that the Cleveland democrats want none of Hills leadership, and that it is the Cleveland scheme to nominate Daniel s. Lamont for governor. So much for the harmony among the gold democrats. Now comes MT. Bryan and informs the country that he was not invited to the banquet, and if he had been he would have responded in a manner to convince Cleveland and Hill that there had been another erup- ticn Of Mont Pelee.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
PHoEN1x, ARIZONA, JUNE 2s, 1902.

The record of the Fifty-seventh con- gress is practically made up. The pres
 ent session will close A NOTABLE within a few days, and CONGRESS. there is likely to be lit
 tie new legislation of importance during the short session of next winter beyond the passage of the regular appropriation bills. The Fifty eighth congress is to be elected in No vember, and the republican party is splendidly prepared to go to the coun- try on the record of the session now closing. No congress in recent years has enacted such important legislation as the measures which have made the F'ifty-seventh notable. The country has reason to be we'll satisfied with the work accomplished, and there is every reason to expect that it will express it's approval by returning a republican majority to the house of representa- tives at this falls elections, although it has been almost invariable that the opposition could expect to win in the middle of presidential term.
 The legislation of chief importance comprises the national irrigation bill the Philippine government bill, the isthmian canal bill and the omnibus statehood bill All of these measures are representative of republican poli- cies.
 The national irrigation law will ac conplish vast good for the west, and the whole country will be more or less directly benefited.
 The Philippine government bill is a great step in the direction Of solving one of the most complex problems en- countered since the days of reconstruc- ticn. That the question has been ably met, and in a manner worthy of the best traditions of republican states manship, there can be no dispute. The first lessons in real liberty. Personal and property rights are guarded, and a very large measure of self-govern- ment is accorded the natives. If as one section of the democratic party insists, the people of the Philippines are capa- ble of f-government. the opportun- ity is at hand to demonstrate it. If, on the other hand, the Filipinos are say ages and not worth bothering with, as insisted by another section of the dem ocratic party, the conservative lines on which the law has been worked out will enable the American government to retain firm grasp of the situation.
 The canal bill alone is sufficient to make the Fffty-seventhc congress famous in history. For more than fifty years American citizens and American states men have dreamed of a ship canal to connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. and for half a century the question has been a subject for congressional de
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

A hero of the Cuban campaign re- turned Cn the transport Sherman from Manila a few days ago. He is Captain Andrew s. Rowan of the Nineteenth infantry, who carried the message from President Mckinley to General Garcia at the outbreak of the hostilities be- tween the United States and Spain, traversing the jungles of Cuba at night, skirting the Spanish posts and often- times narrowly escaping death as a spy. General Miles is authority for the statement that the success of Captain Rowan in delivering President McKin- ley's message to General Garcia kept 20,OOO Spanish troops away from Sam tiago. After the victory in Cuba Cap tain Rowan with his regiment went to the Philippines, sailing from San Fran cisco on July 24, 1899, on the transport Tartar, under command of Colonel Si- mon Snyder, now brigadier general re- tired. Captain Rowan has seen exten- sive service in the islands, but returns in good condition. He will be stationed indefinitely on Angel Island.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

At last, possibly, an explanation has been found for the heretofore unac-
 countable. nameless NEGRO crimes of southern ne- INSANITY groes. A dispatch to AND CRIME. the New York Sun
 from Columbia, South Carolina, states that the physicians of that state are greatly concerned over what they believe to be the alarming increase Of insanity among the blacks. Years ago this disease was almost un- known to the colored population, but it appears to be spreading. According to estimates made by Dr. Babcock, su- perintendent of the state lunatic asy lun, this condition now is worse than ever before.
 Many reasons are assigned. but it is the opinion of leading physicians that whisky is in a large measure respOn- sible. Ten years ago the suicide of a negro was such a rare occurrence that it attracted universal attention. Now adays such an occurrence is unnoticed.
 
 gros in the state institution at Colum- bia, says the dispatch, than at any other time in it's history. They are sent in from all sections of South Carolina, the majority coming from towns and cities. In Charleston crazy negroes are picked up almost every day, and while many of them are released after a brief term in the hospital, consider able number dtvelop such violent symptoms that it is found necessary to ship them to Columbia It is seldom that the asylum negroes are cured. and many of them die after violent suffer ing. The state authorities give the col bred people the most humane treat ment. yet it does not seem possible wholly to restore their minds.
 One of the oldest physicians of Charleston told the Sun correspondent recently that in the days of slavery it was most uncommon to find an insane negro. The spread of the disease he attributes to rough living, Hqucr and drugs. Along the coast the negroes are addicted to the use of opiates, CO., caine being the drug which is most commonly used. Among the thousands of vicious negroes who work in the rock fields, opium is a popular drug. and almost any form of 'hop" is rel ished The left arm of a black prison CT, captured recently, was fearfully lacerated by continued jabs from hypodermic syringe.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

| bate. At last the canal is assured. And, with a wisdom which cannot be questioned, congress has provided funds fer construction on either the Panama or Nicaragua routes, as may be decided by the president after d careful consideration of both. In the highest sense the canal bill is epoch marking legislation, and the Pacific coast country has especial reasons for qualification. The completion of the canal will readily double the wealth of California, and Arizona will be little less benefited.
 Of most local interest is the action of this session on the statehood bill. The house of representatives by an overwhelming majority has decreed that Arizona shall be admitted into the union, and the senate has set a day for consideration of the bill. The passage of the measure is as certain as any thing can be in human events.
 Altogether the Fifty-seventh congress will have large place in history.