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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-14
NEW MEN FOR THE A. AND N.
ELECTED BY THE BOARD OF DIREc.
TORS.
PROFESSOR ". D. GIBBS DIRECTOR
OF Experiment Station and Professor OF
Agriculture-0ihers Selected.

At their recent meeting at Col.
lege Station the board Of directors
Of the a. and NJ. College selected
three new professors for the insti-
tuition. The choice in each case
was made after looking over the
iie d carefully in the south, the
west and the north, and CORES
ponding with the heads Of the
agricultural colleges in various
states, and also after President
Houston had made an extended
trip for the purpose of personally
investigating with a view to secur.
ing the best men possible for the
places TO be filed.
For the position Of director Of
the experiment station and head
Of the agricultural department the
board selected Prof w. ID. Gibbs,
who is now director Of the expert.
ment station and professor of agri-
culture in the A. and NJ. College
Of New Hampshire. Prof. Gibbs
was reared in Illinois and educat-
ed in the agricultural colleges Of
Illinois, Ohio and Wisconsin. He
has had wide range Of expert
ence as an instructor in agricullu-
raj work in these states, and has
the unqualified endorsement of the
leading agriculturists Of the coun.
try including the authorities Of
this department at Washington.
Prof. Frederick ;. Johnston, as
sociate professor Of agriculture in
the Indiana school of agriculture,
was elected associate professor by
the board, and also has the high
est endorsements.
Prof. Charles Shirley Potts, Of
this state, and a graduate Of the
state university, was elected in
structor Of economics and history.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-14
NEWS IN BRIEF.

All OF the negroes implicated In the
killing Of Attorney Smith az Colum-
bia. Tex. have been caught. but one.
Vinita. I. T.. has shipped nearly 300
carloads OF hay this season.
ID. Mahoney OF WaNahachie. Tex,
got the contract 20 build the Industrial
school AZ Denton. Tex.
Dr. T. h Hodges OF Melissa. Tex,
was found dead In bed AZ his home. He
had been ill for some time.
Andrew Cruz OF san Antonio. Tex,
died from sunstroke.
Mr.. Bassell. a farmer living near
Dumas. Tex. committed cuicide by
shooting himself In the head with a
shotgun.
A Wholesale mandatory OF forged
bank notes has been discovered In
warsaw. Russia. The leader was ar
rested
The white employees OF a wooden
ware factory at Chillicoihe. Mo. struck
because a negro was employed.
An epidemic OF typhoid fever has
struck Chicago. Ills Nearly 500 cases
are In the hospitals there
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-14
LAG. n. SCHEDULE.
Local WesOG

" y. Roman f. on the sick list.
~. Kate Martin is visiting In
Marlin.
Ren Wilson went to Palestine
yesterday
MurG McCorquodale went 10 Waco
yesterday
Mrs. A. b. Carr Jr. is visiting in
Houston.
Dr. Houston OF College went 10
Waco yesterday.
Mrs ". II. Wilson is visiting her
daughters In Galveston.
For salc-My buggy horse. Apply
90 IA. c. Robinson. li6
Born, 20 Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. john
son of Millican, a son.
Mrs. Alex Necco OF Houston is the
guest Of Mrs. }. W. Doremus.
Cotton seed meal 40 Notices Feed
store $50 a. long as IL lasts. PIG
Rev. ". ;. Red Of Houston was a
visitor 20 Bryan yesterday.
Mrs. r. c. Num- and Miss Nellie
Rohde visited in Hoarue yesterday.
J.R. smith Of Reliance gave the
Eagle a call while la town yester-
day.
Mrs. T.. II. Walker of Houston is
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. +. Is.
LomaX.
Ring phone 2i2 for all kinds Of BIZ
cycle repairs. All work guaranteed.
2is Earl Beard.
W. Ford is just finishing hand
some siN room cottage in the western
part of town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. b. II. Pate returned
10 Buffalo yesterday after visiting
relatives at Bethel
Prof. and Mrs. p = Tilson have
Just returned after visiting at TeXar-
kama and Eureka Springs, Ark.
DR.. Long treats all diseases Of the
eye, ear, nose and throat Office at
Wilson a Jenkins. drug store. 233
Major W. II. Cayitt is draining one
OF his tanks 10 secure fish for the
new lake on the |. q G.. n, south Of
town.
County Road Superintendent VIII
Millican now has the county convict
force az work at the Jones bridge on
the Brazos.
Ring Phone No. 50 for cotton seed
fiscal aud anything else In the feed
| line. McGee's Feed Store. 2l6
The A.. L W. will hold meet
ing Of great Importance tonight and
every member is expected TO be
present.
Id. Willis Of Waco has been Wis
lifting Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Waldrop,
who are now domlciled in new cot
ltage near the home Of II. A. Burger.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-14
BATTLE WAS TERRIBLE.
Amer Bsrosiona was Taken by Rebel
Murd~r aud Robbery Followed.

Port Of Spain. Aug i3.-Detalls Of
the hghtlng az Barcelona Venezuela
received here by boat show that ter
rible battle started on Sunday, Aug 3
and that ON TIE following wednesday
The royoiutionists entered the city
They kept mp continuous firms day oad
night. destroying houses. one by one
70 reach the center OF the city Al
midnight on Thursday twothlrds 81
the city was IN the power ~ the revolu
tionlsts On Friday the government
strongholds we're carried and the last
Survivors OF the government officer.
tried 90 escape by the river 30 the sea
but falling IN this the'' made one last
stand. after which. Ht noon Friday
they surrendered 20 the revolutionisl
commanders Generals Francisco Mona
gas aid Platero.
Among those taken prisoners arc
Martin Marcano. president OF the state
Of Barcelona and commander Of th'
government troops. eight generals anc
% col0nels. The dead on both side.
numbered lG7 All houses IN the city
were sacked and In some Instances
lnofcnsiye women and children wer,
mal'reated and Killed All stores wer'
pillaged. especially those belonging q
20 foreigners. and the French cable
Office was robbed The American
Italian and Dutch consulates we're ~
LACED and the consuls have asked 10
men OF war 20 protect life and prop
erty.
United States Minister Bowen. Al
Caracas. has Cablod the United Statci
cruiser Cincinnati 20 go 10 Barcelon,
without delay and 20 take provisions
The Topeka ls anchored az Porto Ca
bell0 The Marietta ls on the Or.noca
the German warship is at Curacao an,
the Italian cruiser Giovanni Bausai
and the British cruiser Paiias are a
Laguyra
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-14
LEMON MARKET eLUrTED
Shipment. from Mediterranean Sold to
Pay the Duty on Them.

AaN NNF hNhH wv A.fH'fAf
New York Aug i3.-Charles z.
AZ this port has sold Tor the govern
mert IN the last three weeks 100000
bo1os Of lemons because the importers
declined 20 pay duty on them. Most
OF the lemons imported here come
from Mediterranean ports and the
amount has been greatly increased
within a few years They used 20
come in sailing vessels but now they
come ia steamers which bring much
larger carg0cs.
The chief reason Tor the presen,
gIut however Is believed 20 De because
there have been no prolonged hot spell
Fewer lemons have bee consumed
and the visible supply has increased
until the price has gone down 70 a
point where IL would be- money thrown
away 90 pay duty Importers. there
fore have preferred 20 lose the amount
they paid for the lemons on the other
side and have abandoned vast quaint
ties of the product
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-14
Treaty with Cub. Prepared.

Washington. Aug IA reciprocity
treaty with Cuba practically has been
prepared. II requires only the finish
ing touches and the signature OF Min
lister Queseda and secrcatry Of State
Hay % make u ready for presentation
20 the senate. No definite date 70 Is
understood has been fixed upon for the
meeting of the senate in November
but that 90 will be soon after the cleo
ton is reasonably certain.
The president. Go Is said. hopes "a
have the reciprocity question cleared
away entirely before the regular ses
sisn OF congress.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-14
PeddIers Parade.

A peddlers parade will be given at
the home Of Mrs. Clif A. Adams,
Friday afternoon and evening, Aug.
10. from 3 10 10, for benefit Of the
Baptist church. Ices and cake will
be served. Admission Toe
Watch for list OF Peddlers names
In tomorrow's Eagle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-14
pr. nclhrook p..d.

New York. Aug. l3-Dr Martii
Luther Holbrook "a dead al his res.
dence here % his 72d year He wa
native Of Mantua, o. After receiy
ing his diploma a. a physician. u
ls6l-63 associated himself with DIT ID,
Lewis Ia Boston 10 his propaganda o
physical culture and hygiene.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-14
japan L.ni. on cors,n soil

London. Aug ia ST. Petersburg
dispatch 20 the Globe says Japanes
officers on their own responsioi.it.
landed guns. constructed a battery AM
guards on the ISLAND OF kothnesan AM
Corean officials who were sent 20 IN
yestlgate were driven away by ID
japanese.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-14
Am.r,r.n L.ra Prehlblt.d.

Berlin. Aug 13.-The recent Prus-
sian army order forbids the use OF
American lard In army kitchens and
directs that hams must be bought OF
domestic slaughter houses.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-14

Officers Lon Baker and John New
some returned yesterday from
Georgetown where the, were SUM
moued az witnesses ia the trial of
John Ransom colored for the murder
of ma old negro man, committed near
Taylor last year. Nessrs. Bakorand
Newsome arrested the negro iu this
county. Ransom was convicted, and
the death penalty was assessed. The
negroes evidence shortly after he
was arrested was used against him.
In IL be recited the murder, stating
that knowing the man had money In
his pocket, he slipped up on him
where he was asleep In the yard and
struck him with the pole of an AK.
He said the old man died easily,
making mo- noise, aud he got the
money out OF his pocket and got
away.
The home Of Mr.. Geo. McClendon
was thrown open 90 the young people
Sunday afternoon the girls and boys
entertaining the singing class inn
mediately after their arrival. Better
singing or better music could not
have been rendered than that Of the
young people, Misses Lucy Brogdon
and Bertha McCloudon furnishing
the music.
Miss Lucy Brogdou entertained
quite a number of young people last
Friday evening IN honor of her
brother who is yisitiu. from Beau
mont. Miss Lucy is noted for her
pleasant manner IN entertaining her
friends and her home t. constant
reminder OF the many pleasant hours
spent there by the young people OF
her neighborhood.
Mrs. Lee Goodson left for Wealth
orford yesterday after a visit TO her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hold
yes. iu the BRACES bottom. Mrs.
Goodson was accompanied 20 Bryan
by Miss sallie Hodges and Master
Henry Hodges Jr.
Mrs. u. V. Kernole and daughter,
Mrs. Charles Kuoblauch, and Mr..
Knoblauch spent last week IN san
Antonio taking Ia the pleasures OF
the Alamo City. Mr.. Knoblauch
visited southwest Texas, seeing after
some purchases OF live stock.
c. Z. Skains has been appointed
deputy state commander Of the
Knights of the Maccabees. Mr..
Skains is hustler, and is getting
well posted on the work and adding
number Of new members 10 Bryan
tent No. 10.
Mr.. J. w. Ray will buy cotton in
Bryan this season. His Office is lo-
Gated at Of w. +. Saunders store.
MIR. Ray was formerly resident Of
Bryan and enjoys the esteem and
confidence Of every body in this Sec
ton.
Claude Boyett, son Of Mr. W. c..
Boyett, of College Station. was Bit
ten on the arm at the wrist by a
ground rattlesnake Tuesday night.
lie was attended by Or. Raysor and
reported getting along all right yes
terday.
Chas. NJ. Camp has rented the store
building near the /. 4 G.. y. depot,
and has started a bakery In IL. He
will reflt and renovate the building,
and convert IL into an oyster parlor.
The reporter visited the establish
ment Of Williamson Bros. yesterday
and saw some exceedingly handsome
rubber tire phaetons and stanhopes
lust received. POI
Passenger train No. I northbound
on the II. x T. c., was delayed three
hours yesterday morning by the
tender trucks getting of the track
below Navasota.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-14

New York. Aug l3.-The boiler o.
the tug Jacob Kuper blew up near 81
Georges. Staten Island. -Four OF hei
crew were killed or drowned. Tw,
men were rescued The tug sank al
most Immediately.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18

Italian Sends Son to Reform
School Thinking II Was
University.

Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 17.-On Sep
tember 6 Joseph Jacobusse. a fruit
merchant, appeared before a justice OF
the peace and asked that his 13-year-
old son Phillip be sent to the state re-
form school at PruntytowI. JacoDusse
labored under the delusion that this
school was the state university, where
his boy could get a fine education
free, as he later expressed it in Italian
dialect.
He learned that his boy was con-
fined with all the young criminals
and incorrigibles of West Virginia,
and on realizing the mistake he had
made he talked Of suicide. Finally his
plight was made known, and several
lawyers interested themselves in the
case. Communication followed with
the superintendent of the reform
school, but he refused to turn over
his charge until certain technicalities
we're observed and mass of red tape
was presented. The poor Italian mer-
chant scraped up $l4 for the expenses
and a constable left for the reform
school.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18
DYNAMITE
KILLS TWO
Burning Of Southern Railway
Station Causes Terrific
ExpIosion--PeIi City
IL Wre cked.

CNews-Democrat Leased Wire service.)
Birmingham, Ala, Nov. II. - Re-
ports from Pell City say that two per-
sons were killed and ten injured, two
fatally, at 4 o'clock this morning by
the burning OF the Southern railway
depot, followed by the explosion OF
fifty cases of dynamite stored in it.
The dead are: ]. d. Hall. merchant
of Fell City, Thomas Whitfield, con-
tractor, of Cedartown. Ga.
". B. Spears, a member of the legis-
latme and Mrs. Hardy Cornett, the
proprietress of the Pell City hotel
were fatally injured.
The hotel and ten stores besides the
depot were wrecked.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18
COLLEGE DEDICATION
Will Take Place on Anniversary
of Burning of Building
Oece m ber II.

Wooster, Nov 1.-THE exercises
attendant upon the dedication of the
new building of Wooster university
will be very fitting and elaborate if
the present plans under consideration
of DR.. Holden and the other officials
of the institution do not miscarry. AS
announced heretofore the date for the
dedication will be on December II, the
anniversary Of the destruction of the
university and it is now known that
things will be far enough towards
completion to permit the dedication at
this time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18
SHOT HIS Wife
THEN SU|C|DED
A Youngstown ! coiored Man,
Prodded on by Jealousy,
Com mits q Double
Crime,

Youngstown, o.. Nov. II. Jealous
Of his wife ard objecting to her keep
ing company with certain other wom-
en-, James Rose, colored porter at the
Tod House, Sunday night fatally shot
his young wife and then, placing the
revolver TO his right temple, sent a
bullet into his own brain, falling dead
in the yard in sight of his parents.
Tie wife was Miss Flossie White. OF
Sharon, aged twenty years. The cou-
pie were married at Greensburg, Pa,
IN July !, and then came here where
they have been living with his par
"nts.
Tht father of Ross stated that his
son had been objecting to his wife
rnnning the streets with certain pers-
ons. Tonight they were in the resi-
1cnce of Mrs. Eva Johnson, a sister
of Young Rose, and while quarrelins
he drew a revolver and shot her twice
once in the abdomen and the other
bullet plowing through her face. Be
lieving he had killed his wife. Ross
ran out in the yard saying: There
I've killed my wife," and then com
mitted snicidc.
The wife was taken to the hospita
and will probably die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Canton


William e. Streiber to Anton Hor-
wart. 1-5 acre, Third ward, $l,OO0.
William II. Ludlam to Ed. Halter,
part lot ia, Third ward, $500.
Ed Halter to Frederick M. and
Elizabeth Eaton, lot ia, Third ward,
500.
James Welsch to the Citizens Build
ing Il Loan company, part OF lot 1872
Fourth ward, $1,000.
Nettie Yohe to James F. Kimmel
lot 1888, Fourth ward, 5000.
John A. Yeagle to John Marsino, LOT
e57O, Fourth ward, $780,
Edward Meyer to Israel Heller, part
of lots 4236 and 4237, Fifth ward
$1,000
Ada Cox to William Feller, lot 7431
Sixth ward, s170.
Andrew Rotterstein and others to
Albert Kimes, lot 6759, Sixth ward
s2l3.
minger. part of lot 2539, Sixth ward
$500
Mary b. Barber to r. NJ. Jack, %.
100 acre. Sixth ward, 5000.
John l.. Packer to John j. Kirchner
lot 655, Sixth ward, 1926.
Anton Hammerly to Charles II
Spangler, lot SIT and part of lot SIS
Sixth ward. $1,000.
David Hammond to Nicholas Shed
lock, lots 6621 and 5l45, eventh ward
$50.
Charles ]. Lehman to d. II. Sion.
aker, lots 5144 and 5l45, Seventh ward
81, 900.
Joseph A. Reed to Effie A. Cunning
ham, lot 5565, Seventh ward, $55.
L. o. Blake to John T. Blake, S0-10t
acre, Seventh ward, $1,000.
George w. Meyer to Charles F. Cas-
teel. lot 1852, Seventh ward, $3.50.
Harriet Shorb and others to Alice
]. Chexraux, lot S176, First ward
5000.
Valentine Ney to j. r. Bodine ant
c. S. Lothamer, lot S744, First ward
s11O.
Charles L. Hunter to William G
and Mary l.. Lieber, lot 1902, Firs
ward. $3.50.
Mia j. Milligan to Henry C. Mill
gan, lot 4717, First ward, $500.
Harriet Shorb and others to z. L
Mack and Charles w. Porter, lot,
Sl7S and S179, First ward, 81 $50.
Harriet Shorb and others to Franl
Fl. Reighard, lot S117, First ward
$625.
John M. Ferrar, by sheriff, to Ce
lesta C. Kolp, part lot 1872, Firs
ward, $3.50.
John Haubert to Louis Marchand
23-100 acre, First ward, $3.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18
INSTITUTES OF
STARK COUNTY
Board Of Agriculture Bulletin
Gives Dates Of Farmers
Meetings In This
County.
(From a stan Correspondent.)


Columbus, Nov. IA bulletin issu-
ed by the state board of agriculture
gives full information about the farm
ers' Institutes which will be held this
winter in the different counties under
the auspices Of the board. Three mills
per capita are allowed. the fund for
Stark county being $125, which will
be divided equally among the insti-
tutes. The places and dates of the
Stark county institutes and the names
of the presidents, secretaries and lee
turers are as follows:
New Berlin, Dec. 1920, president, j.
X. Mcdowell, Massillon; secretary, E.
r. Mathie, New Berlin; lecturers. j.
Al Dobie, Gutman, Auglaize county;
J. s. Brigham, Bowling Green, Wood
county.
Alliance, Jan. 9-10, president, ]. W.
Teeters Alliance; secretary, l. B. Hea-
cock. Sebring; lecturers, j. AL Dobie
c. II. Mccormick, Mccormick, Gallia
county.
Canal Fulton, Jan. 26-27, president
G., A. Krider, -Massillon: secretary, +
A. Fisher, Canal Fulton; lecturers,
John l.. Shawver, Bellefontaine, Logan
county; A. L. White, Norwich, Mus
kingum county.
Marlboro, Jan. 1929, president, Web
ster Reeder, Atwater; secretary, Mrs
Linnie Robertson, Marlboro; lecturers
John Begg, Columbus Grove, Putnam
county; Rel Rathbun, Springfield
Clark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18
TEN CAUGHT
UNDER RUIN
Building In Massachusetts VII
iass ColIapsss with Fatal
ResuIts-Poiice and Firo
Forces Called.

CNews-Democrat Leased Wire Service)
Fall River, Mass, Nov. IA build
ing in Globevillage, suburb of this
place, collapsed this morning and ten
men were buried in ruins. Four men
have already been taken out. One Is
dead and the others are seriously
hurt.
The police and fire department are
now searching the ruins for the
others. 1t is feared that all have
been killed. Intense excitement pre-
walls.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18
NOT A FREE MORAL AGENT.

NOT A FREE MORAL AGENT.
Mrs. Power Hezekiah, If you
were to live all your life over again,
and it came to the matter of choos-
ing wife, do you think you would
choose me?
Mr.. Power submissively. There's
no doubt about it, Maria, provided
you wanted me. - Richmond Dis
patch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18
HUNTING ACCIDENT.

Akron, O., Nov. 17.-George Bur
roughs, aged twelve, was shot and
killed by Robert Shall, aged fourteen,
at Montrose Sunday afternoon. These
two and other boys were out hunting
Shall ..iokingly said he would shoot
somebody and almost Immediately his
gun was accidentally discharged, max
ing an awful hole in Burroughs side
and causing death In an hour.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18

Canton Brewing company to the
Mckinley Memorial association, 8 and
7S-lO0 acres, First ward, $4,000.
William II. Leonhart to Henry
Sahm, part of lot 1924, First ward,
$500.
Charles F. Laiblin to Charles Can
ter, part of lot 2191, Second ward, $50.
Savings & Loan company to Will
lam ]. Hasler and Austin McAllister
lot 1895, Second ward, $500.
F. II. Bennett, administrator, to
Mary E. Bennett, part lot 1924, Second
ward, $500.
part lot 677, Third ward, $3.50.
STOLE A PLANK SIDEWALK.
Youngstown, O., Nov. 17.--C. II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18
MUMPs AT CHlLDREN's HOME

Alliance, Nov. IT, - There are 80
cases of munips at the Fairmount
home at the present time. None OF
them are serious and all the children
are doing nicely.
Supt. Southworth has decided that
while the smallpox scare is on that
no visitors will be received. This is
merely precautionary measure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18

Governor Nash says that the alleged
defet Is which have been found in the
code are serious enough to warrant
him calling another special session of
the legislature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-11-18

Ludt laid a plank walk Saturday in
front of his house He finished Just
before night and went to bed early.
When he got up Sunday morning the
entire walk had disappeared. The po-
lice are searching for the thief.