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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-03
THEARRIVALOP STEYN
Orange Free States Former frDsi'
den, Rcaescs Southampton.
GOING TO HOLLAND
The nesr Leader l. >tlii In feshl,
Condition and Had 10 Ne fakca
ca the steamer en- Cot.
Ne Thanks the british.

London. Aus s-rormcr President
Sseyn 81 The oraasc Free state ar
rived at Southampton With his FAINT
y on be steamer cArr.shrook cassls
tie Vas met BY Nessrs Fischer. Yves
sels and DcBruya. former Roer dele
gates
Ne viii SO 70 The Hague whcr
Former President Krugcr will 80 from
UTRECHT to NEE, him.
My. Stcyn was too IN to hear Jour
ncs 10 London. although a special sa
Ion earragc had been attached to th'
regular train for him.
His physician would not allow him
% be interviewed but Mr.. Stcyn scni
word he wished 20 express his thank,
for courtesics extended Ii him by III,
British authorities since tiir SURRENDER
and for the care given him during hi.
voyage.
The former president was raised on
a stretcher TO the Dutoh steamer Basa-
viari III. which was moored close to
IN" Carisbrook Castle.
He will be landed AZ the hook OF tbs
Holland and conveyed In an ambulance
20 a cottage reserved Tor him near the
Hague.
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s,.am.hIn cene...Ien fade.

City OF Mexico. Aug. "A concession
has been granted to +. +. Stillwell TO
establish a steamship service on an ex-
tenslve scale. embracing both the
coasting trade and ocean traffie. be
tween Mexican ports on the Gulf OF
California and on the Pacific coast.
northward with American ports and
southwark with South American ports,
and across the Pacific ocean TO the far
east. The concession Is ample and
gives the concessionaire various
privileges.
The vessels viii connect with the
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient rail-
way at the port OF Topolobampo. the
Pacific coast terminus OF the road. and
the concession gives special authori'
zatlon TO connect with the isihmus OF
Tehuantepec National railway at the
port OF salina Cruz. on the Pacific side
ana 20 facilitate interoceanic thafiic
over that road.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-03
NORTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATS
The state Ticket Selected aud PLATFORM
Adopted at Fargo.

Fargo. II. d.. Aug. 2.-The ticket
selected by the North Dakota Demo
Gratis in state convention here is as fol-
lows:
Congressmen--L. A. Iceland OF EDGE
I've and V. II. Lowell, Fargo
Governor--John Cronan.
Lieutenant governor-M. c. Ginnls.
Secretary OF statc-John Quarum.
Auditor. +. Morrison.
Treasurer-James Mcdonald.
Attorney general-M. J. Parrett.
Superintendent OF public instruction
". Stevenson.
Judge John NJ. cochrane. OF Grand
Falls. the Republican nominee for the
supreme court iudgeship. was endorsed
The platform adopted declares allie
glance TO the time honored principles
OF the Democratic party as set forth
in national platforms adopted In the
past: declares strongly against the so
called railroad merger; pledges itself
10 a resubmission OF the prohibition
laws; favors initiative and referendum;
demands the repeal OF the fell servant
law: and calls for the equal taxation
OF corporations.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-03
KINGS CORONATION.
New Preparations s.Eun at London fo'
the Occasion.

New Preparation. B.gun at London foi
the Occasion.
London. Aug Appropriations for
the coronation OF King Edward next
Saturday are proceeding rather me-
ehanically. The erection OF familiar
street barriers. cleansing and decorat-
ing OF stands and rehanging OF decora-
lions attracts little attention Public
interest In actual proceedings. how
ever are rekindled by official assurance
that the king Is getting on finely and
that his majesty will be able to bear
the fatigue of being crowned.
Publication OF the official program
OF the procession shows no special
changes from the original arrange
ment. but the ceremonies in westmin-
ster Abbey have been curtailed.
Club houses. which are on the line
a considerable portion OF the route and
most OF the other buildings. are being
redecorated. The Canadian arch is be-
ing redraped with fresh specimens OF
Canada's agricultural products and the
Indian contingent is erecting an arch
on Parliament street The lllumina>
lions on coronation night will be large
ly as originally planned.
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GRAY. Niger. on . s,rlk..

Chicago. Aug. 2.-The grave dlgger'
are the latest OF the wage-earners OF
Chicago TO go out on strike. and as a
result Concordia cemetery Is closed
At the entrance to the burial ground
the superintendent has posted notice
which reads: There will be no more
burlals at the Concordia cemetery I'M
I'll further notice" The men ask for
more wages. IL Is said the grave dig
gers at the other two cemeteries will
strike.
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Aged Employ,. May n. rsn.Ion.a.

San Francisco. Aug. ACTING on In
structions issued by President Harri-
laan the heads of departments OF the
Southern Pacific company have begun
taking a census OF the employees s.
years Of age and over. II is thought
that this Is the forerunner OF some
sort OF pension system. although Mr.
Hartman has not announced his plans,
II Is found that while there are no en-
gineers or conductors C. years OF age
quite a number OF the men In the shops
and in other departments are on the
list.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-03

san Francisco. Aug. :. standing on
the hyldse 81 the transport Thomas
eagerly waiting with the ships cap
tain tor glimpse % ais native shore.
General Jacob n. smith. tried by court
marital Tor having ordered the island
~ SAmAr transformed Into bowling
wilderness learned for the AIRS, time
that ne president had retired him from
TIE active HIST
rae PILOT boat which met the Thomas
Inst outside the Heads at o'clock
FRIDAY morning brought TO General
smith the frst news OF the presidents
action, In the light OF a pinnacle lamp.
the veteran read the message appris-
lng him % his fate. An hour later the
dawn same and with Il the sight OF
land. but General smith had retired 10
his cabin. where. with his wife and
chief aide. Lieut. j. "a. shields of the
Twelfth Infantry. he discussed the out
come OF the long ordeal through which
be had passed
Six hours later when the Thomas
reached the quarantine station In the
harbor Major Dnvali OF the transport
service toarded the ship With his sec
rotary ana met both General Smith and
Lieut. shields az the door OF the gener-
ais cabin. \ sealed document from
tho war department was handed Gen
cral Smith. Il contained the Official
notification of President Roosevelt's
action and upon reading Il General
smith retired. overcome with emotion.
General Smith was not seen again I'M
IN a United States custom house ten
der was ready 10 take the general and
his party ashore. lie denied himself 10
all interviewers who were met by
Lieutenant shields. Together with his
wife and aide, General Smith proceed
ed TO the Occidental hotel, repairing
thence 10 army headquarters In the
pheland building where he remained.
General Smith who is wearing civil
Ian attire appeared exceedingly ner-
vous and worn. His sixty-two years
are plainly read In hts every action
and his intimate friends fear he Is
breaking down under the severe strain
which be has been subjected IN recent
months
IL is not yet known when General
Smith will proceed east His sealed
orders require him 90 report 10 the sd
jutant general at Washington. and 4,
is likely he will lose no time in start
ing for the national capital
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TRACY WELL ARMED.
He Il Ia Eastern Washington Unwound-
ed aud In Coed Health.

Spokane. Aug. 2.-Harry Tracy. the
fugitive desperate. Is now in eastern
Washington. unwounded. in good
health. armed with four guns and two
hundred rounds OF ammunition. pro-
visioned for ave days and equipped
with two horses. Tracy crossed the
Columbia river at 5 o'clock Thursday
morning and Is now supposed to b
headed towards the Idaho line He
says he has promises 10 give the sun
OF $4,000 within one year to the parties
who helped him escape from the Ore.
gon penitentiary.
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CHARGES AGAINST BuLLEF
he U.ed Rcd Cre.. wsg sns To Carp
Amtnnaitior Ia the Front.

ne U.ed Rcd Crs.s Wagons TO Carr,
Am,nnaitio~ Ia the Front.
London. Aug. Sturgeon general
Hamilton. before the meeting Of the
British Medical association at Manches.
ter definitely charged that General sir
Redvers Butler. during the Boer war
OF 1881. used army medical wagons
with Red Cross thereon for the taking
of ammunition to the front and
armed bearer companies using them as
escorts.
The surgeon general declared his au-
thorlty for the statement was the prin-
cipal medical officer to whom the or
ders were issued. and he added that
the British could not complain al the
Beers doing what General Butler had
done twenty years previously.
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Norwegian steamer m . Ledge.

Halifax. y. s., Aug. "A message "a
custom officials here announces that
the Norwegian steamer Blaamarden
from Hamburg for Philadelphia. struck
on White Point ledge. on Canso. In a
dense fog. No details are known aside
from the statement that the steamer
has a big cargo and numher Of pas
sengers. The customs departments al
Ottawa has been advised OF the acct
dent and has ordered officers 20 the
scene. which is about four miles from
Canso.
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Mr.. M.ek.y SIM IN.

London. Aug. Mrs. John w
Mackey Is suffering severely from the
strain OF the past few weeks. Twice
there has been a consultation OF doc
tors. She is suffering especially from
heart trouble and sleeplessness. The
doctors have ordered her TO see as few
people as possiblA
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]. W. BATS,
Real Estate Agent.
Have 10 once the only Get Of asstraO,
socks Of Brazos county land titles.
FOR SALE.

South alf OF block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
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s.,.,a. a, ar...b.ek.

Groesbeck, Tex. Aug. Ed Carson,
"a years OF age, killed himself here.
He shot himself through the head with
A pistol while standing In front OF a
saloon and died at once.
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London. Aug. 2.-The will Of the late
Lord Pauncefote. British ambassador
90 the United States. has been proved.
The value OF the estate has been placed
a. e63.7oo.
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New York. Aug. News has been
received here OF the death In Cylon OF
Mrs. Colville b. wilmot. granddaughter
OF Cyrus W. Field.
, 1902-10-02
PHILOSOPHICAL NOTES.
Like as the Heart Desireth. -

Merridrw WAS silent. awed if unron-
WINGED and the two men turned into the
swinging doors Of the Medium Gin
PaIacc" without further conversation.
After a few words with the man who
acted AS proprietor. Austen and his friend
seated themselves. and glasses of plaip
soda water were set before them.
Mcrridcw lighted a cigar and tried Il,
disguise his dislike to the SURROUNDINGS
hy hurying himself in a paper.
Austen, though he smoked did not
repd. but sat dreamiI, vptchino the
blue wreath that curled UPWARDS from
his pipe with eyes cloudrd by many
Thoughts.
Nearly am hour passed. and the hands
OF the big clorl, stood at a qunrtcr past
eleven. when a Glamour nt the door
caused Austen to look across 10 the
entrance
The great swinging doors were shaken
violently, pushed partially open. swunp
To- again. and final, burst omen la ad.
NIT two persons. a man and Girl. or very
young woman. The man was quite old.
and so short as tu bc almos, "A dwarf: he
carried in one hand a violin and bow.
and with the other chung feebly to the
dress Of the uirl. and seemed To be try
ing to hold her buck from entering the
, 1902-10-02

4 group Of men we're discussing
politics in II popular thirst cure"
the evening after Tia" ST. Louis
comfy Republican convention.
and one of the party had declared
with emphasis that Republicans
aud Democrats are So distinct
that they could be distinguished
by All experienced judge because
Of their personal appearance.
Another Immediately disputed
his contention. and offered to
wager round that the speaker
could not demonstrate his own
theory successfully. says the De
troit News-Tribune. The bet was
made. and the doublpr indicated a
man standing AT the bar, drinking
straight tea, with II decided in
ebriated air.
Just tell uS what that mans
politics is, if you can.
"CertninIy.' WIS the reply, rs
the speaker took a critical look ut
the individual before him. He's
II Democrat.
Then, to decide the bet. he
walked over to where the drinker
, 1902-10-02
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage Sale.

Whereas default having occurred in
the conditions of II certain mortgage dat.
ed the 10th day OF November. 1900.
which said mortgage was executed and
dcliverdd 10y ID. ID. Singletary aud Jane
singletary. his wife, Of Saratoga, in the
county Of Carbon, state Of Wyoming. to
John w. Clutr and james c. Cummings.
of Saratoga, aforesaid, which SAID mort.
gage was duly filed for record in the
office of the County Clerk and ex oficio
Register Of deeds for Carbon county.
Il hat being the county IN which said
m%ortgaged property is situated, in the
state of Wyoming, on the Both day of
March. 1901, at Q O'Clock Il. M, and duly
recorded in Book 81 Of mortgages, on
pages 6l3 and 6lI. of said Carbon Coup.
~ records, and which said mortgage
was given to secur John w. CluF and
James G. Cummings for all principal.
and interest, money, costs, charges and
, 1902-10-02

expenses which they might be compel
led to pay in consequence of a failure OF
the said d. d. Singletary and Jane
Singletary TO pay a certain promissory
note made by the said d. D. S%ingeletary
and Jane Singletary for the sum of
Three Hundred and Twenty-Five dollars
(s325l payable TO the order of W. b.
Hugus, at Saratoga aforesaid, with in
terest at the rate Of ten 40 per cent,
per annum And whereas the said d..
ID. Singletary and Jane Singletary have
made default IN the payment Of the
said promissory note and the said John
W. Cluff and James c. Cummings have
been obliged to pay the same and there
is now due at the date of this notice un-
der the said mortgage the sum OF Three
Hundred and Seventy.three Dollars and
fifty cents (S373.50) and no suit or pro
cecding has been instituted at law to
recover the debt secured by said mort
gage or any part thereon. Therefore
notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
the power of sale in such mortgage con
tanned and Of the statute in such case
made and provided said mortgage will
be forcclosed by a sale of the m~ortgaged
property and for that purpose on the
18th day of October, 1902, at the hour Of
10 o'clock, in the forenoon of said day
at the front door of the Court House in
the city of Rawlins, in the county Of
Carbon, state Of Wyoming. will be sold
by public auction and vendue by the
su bscribers to the highest and best bid
ders for cash, the premises described
in said mortgage. to satisfy the debt
due as aforesaid, secured by said mort
gage at the date of this notice with in.
terest, fees, costs and expenses allowed
by law which said premises are described
as follows, to-wtt:
Lets twenty-five (22l twenty-three
OBJ, twenty -four C24L in Block twenty
eight (2S). i'll the Saratoga Real Estate
and Improvement Company's First Ad-
dition to Saratoga and with said property
will be sold all the right, title, benefit
equity of redemption of the said ID. ID.
Singletary and lane Siugletary, his wife,
therein and thereto.
Dated AT Saratoga, Carbon County,
Wyoming, this 9th day of August, A. ID
1902.
John W. Cluff,
James G. Cummings.
Mortgages.
Alfred Heath,
Attorney FOR Mortgages.
, 1902-10-02

LAND OFFICE At CHEYENNE, WYo..
Sept. %, 1902. :
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that SAID proof will be
made before John f. Crawford, U. S.
Comr. Dis. of Wyo. at Saratoga. Wyo.
ming, on november IL. 1902. viz: Ralph
Wood, Saratoga, Wyoming, H. L. No
34OO for the NE a NE u Sec. IS; NV
a NV u Sec. II; SW a SW a Sec. $,
Sc a Sc a Sec. ., 7. l6 ~, r. 81 w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz. james c.
Wrisinger, Frank l.. Sterrett and Eu
gene c. Gross of bennett, Wyoming and
Sheldon S. Wood of Saratoga, Wyom.
ing,
W. Il. CHAPLIN, Register.
Q'irst Pub. Oct. >, Last Pub. Oct. 30
, 1902-10-02

ISEN. Clark, Gov. Richards. Secretary
State Chatterton and T. Il. lyman, Sup
erintendent Of Public INSTRUCTION, will
all he here next Tuesday. the 9TH Of
October, and Saratoga citizens should
turn out aud give these gentlemen a
rousing welcome. They will speak in
will go 10 Encampment to attend a
meeting of the Republicans there.
, 1902-10-02
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


For Representative in sSth Congress,
FRANK W. MoNpELL.
For Governor,
DEFoREsr RICHARDS.
For Secretary of STATE,
FENTMoRE CHATTERToN.
For State Treasurer,
HENRY &. HAY.
For State Auditor,
LERoY GRANT.
For Superintendent Puphc Instruction
THOMAS T. lyman.
For Judge Supreme Court,
CHARLES n. Potter.
For State Senators,
II. HANSEN.
W. C.. HENRY.
House Of Representatives,
CHAs. +. SMILEY,
SAMUEL DICKINSON.
j. j. RowE>,
l.. +. NWIAN,
W. j.. Russell.
For Comfy Clerk,
HARRY b. JENNINGs.
For County Treasurer,
IcuN PRATLEl.
For CLERK of y district Court,
c. X. WATSON.
Prosecuting Attorney,
CHRIS. MATmsoN.
For Sheriff,
Il. NJ. Horror.
Superintendent. Of Schools,
Miss BERrIE RuBINET.
County Commissioner, A year term,
THos. H. BUTLER.
County Commissioner, 2 year term,
W. I. MoRGAN.
County Assessor,
". :. ADAMS.
County Surveyor,
j. &. KENNEDY.
Road Supervisor,
JAMES FISHER.
Coroner,
HAIRY X. BENNETT.
, 1902-10-02

LANp OFFICE At CHElENNE. WYo.
August 30, 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions OF the act of Congress of
June 3, ISIS, entitled An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States Of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory as
extended to all the Public Land States by act
of August /, ls93, james Daniels. Of Elk Noun
tain county of Carbon, State of wyo.. has this
day filed in this office his sworn statement No.
ZIG, for the purchase of tho NE SW A;SE /,
NV u of See. No. ~, in Township No. Is ~,
Range No. ~ W. and will offer proof 10 show
that the land sought il more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim ~ said land before
j. F.. Crawford L. :. Cnmr., Dis. Of Wye, Sara
tog Wyoming, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
November. 1902
lie names is witnesses: Henry Edfnrcc,
Fred Hansen. James King and Norman Olson.
all of Elk Mountain, Wyoming.
ANY aud all persons claiming adversely the
ab"Ne-descrihcd lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said I2th
day Of Nov, leO2. W. +. CHAPLIN. Register
Iron Sept. {, to Nov. d. lVO2.I
, 1902-10-02

Too much credit cannot be given the
committee on arrangements for the sue
cess Of the carnival. The committee was
composed of " N. Brmi-, &C, Hickok,
c. 5 Taylor, John Paulson aud Robert
Grcig. They worked long and faithful
ly, az the result testIics. II Is now ccI
tain that it will hc an annual affair.
, 1902-10-02

1t is with pride that we review the
work of cur delegation in Congress and
we keenly appreciate and heartily com
mend their fidelity to our interests.
What they have accomplished is far in
excess of our most sanguine expectations
and the marked recognition accorded to
Congressman Mondell in important
legislation, particularly in the reporting
and the management Of the irrigation
bill. entities him to the support Of the
people of Wyoming.
We recognize the necessity aud pro-
priety of the honest cooperation of cap
ital to meet new business conditions hut
we condemn all conspiracles and com
5inations intended 10 restrict business,
create %nonopolies, to limit production,
or TO control prices, and favor such leg
islation as will effectively restrain and
prevent all such abuses.
We unhesitatingly and with pleasure
acknowledge the debt of gratitude we
owe the patriotic soldiers and sailors Of
the Republic who have hobly upheld the
authority OF their country in our new
possessions aud we feel that we must
condemn the wanton attacks OF political
demagogues who have for partisan pur-
poses traduced THE men standing be
tween their country and its foes.
Republican PLEDGES FULFILLED.
The Republican party in the camp
align of 1898, promised the people of the
State. that, il successful, in hat cleo
ton they would be given a business ad.
ministration. This promise has been
fulfilled in every department Of the
State government. Our annual reve-
nues from the leasing of public lands
has been more than doubled. The re-
ceipts of the Office of Secretary Of State
nave been more than trebled.
The last legislature upon tine recon-
mcndation Of Governor Richards pro
vided for the payment Of the bonds of
the State, under which provision Wyo,
mings entire indebtedness will be Iiqui-
dated within Il period Of ten years,
The expenses of maintaining the State
government has been materially reduced
and the cost Of conducting the various
county governments has also decreased
The intelligent, economical aud bust
ness like administration Of the States
affairs by Governor DE Forest Richards,
in which he has had the earnest cooper
alton Of all the State officials. has been
highly satisfactory to the peoIi, II the
State. conducive to their best Interests.
and has maintained and cnhancct tn
credit aud prestige of Wyoming.
As an important measure tend ing to
the development of the agricultural re,
sources Of the State, we favor an early
completion Of the ailotments of lands in
scyeralty to the Indians Of the Shoshonc
reservation and the purchase from the
Indians by the government and the
opening to homestead settlement of the
portion Of the Reserve unoccupied and
unnecessary for the support of the H.
diHns.
We favor such further Legislation as
may he found necessary and proper to
- insure the better protection of the
wild game and fish of this State.
, 1902-10-02
PRESS CLIPPINGS.

Laramie Rcrublicnu.
The Whole Thing.
They do say that our own Mr.. Stick
ncy is the spellbinder Of the entire dem
ocratIc aggregation. Clemmons is not
in it. He just simply desires to be on
ening to our silver tongurd orator Of the
Little Laramie. That is enough glory
for him.
, 1902-10-02

for their service as such. Some of you
may have lived in Missouri, but you
will get over that.
, 1902-10-02

PEOPLE who dabblc their hands in
every political mud puddle they come
along 10 must not expect they can wipe
the mud OIL on their trousers and conc
up with the plea that they are good Re-
pubIieans, and should have an office
most any office Will do, so it, an office
, 1902-10-02

Jusr cast your eye over the county
ticket which was nominated at Rawlins
Tuesday. y more competent lot of
men To conduct the county affairs were
never placed on the ticket. They will
till their offices well and serve the
interests Of tho people. Look their past
records over, and we will youch for thr
fact hat the more you find out the bet
ter opinion you viii have of the ticket
, 1902-10-02
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
THURSDAY, OCT. ,. 1902.
WEST

EAST. WEST.
No. ., 1890 p. M. No /, 1856 a. m.
No. 1O2. 7O2 p. n No. lol. 80 a. N.
No. /, sol a. m. Nos, 1913 p. m.
No. &, ia p. M. No. ., G42 p. ~.
, 1902-10-02
l.. d. PECK.

Cattle branded on left side, horses
on right shoulder. Range, Cow creek.
~ p. o. Address, Saratoga, Wye.
, 1902-10-02

LAND OFFICE At CHEYENNE, WYo.. I
Sept. %, 1902.