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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-08

Terrell. Tex, oct. "A negro county
convict attempted t0 escape while AZ
work with the county road force near
Bachelor crock. I've miles southwest
Of this city. by running He WAS or
dered 90 halt. but falling 20 do so was
fired upon by the guard and wounded.
lie was recapturei and a physician
ummouCi t0 dross the wound.
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simpson succeed. Ru...lI.

Austin. Oct. THE governor has
appointed r. W simpson OF Gilmore.
Upshur county. district Judge OF tho
Seventh judicial district 10 succeed
Judge J. G. Russell. resigned. Judge
Simpson was formerly district attor'
ney and was nominated TO be dis.
trict Judge Judge Russell is the
Democratic nominee for congress
from that district
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Pro,.e,,oa In s,nss At Albany.

Albany. Oct. 7.-Goyernor odell
late Monday night issued an order d.
recting the entire Second regiment,
composed Of separate companies be-
tween Troy and Plattsburgh, on duty
20 protect the property OF the Hudson
Valley Railway company, upon whose
lines a strike has been in progress for
some weeks
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-08
rn.lnmce Rahh.d.

Grapevine. Tex. Oct 7.-Burglars
went through the postofhce here sun
day night and procured about $40 In
stamps and about $50 In cash. They
hrst broke ln Mr.. Rainwater's black
smith shop and got a brace and bits
and then went 20 the postofiice and
drilled into the safe and blew Il open
and robbed it.
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nn.h,nhI Il,Id Tor ,Iarasr.

Fort smith. Ark, Oct IA couple
of weeks ael 90 was reported that
lady living few miles from 5aliisaw.
1 T.. had committed suicide hy shoot
Ing herself r. M Fry a deputy mar
shal. arrested bCr husband. who. upon
preliminary hearing before W. r
Brown. commissioner. on the charge OF
murder. was bound over.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-08

sherman. Tex. Oct. 7.-Boyce Briee.
helper at the Frisco shops, on the
night shift. In getting on moving
engine. lost biz footing and slipped. his
right foot being caught by drive
wheel and severely crushed. Ampuia-
ton OF one or more toes may result
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-08
FOR SALE

South half OF block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About orc and ouo-quarter acres
near scho- house in southeast part
" town. SMALL ..,w cottage. tenant
house AMI veil ON promises. Price
t750.
Six room house and two lots Of
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick clstcrn on pre-.
misses. Pfice $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen Aca-
DENY. East front. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
70 feet front on Railroad steet ont
Otto Boohmes property. VIII
sell part or all,
Lots nca5 school house 40 si0O
each.
Also other city property
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u, nnndr,d rloaueIsg Vol.

Corsicana. Tex. oct. THE month
Is Oh statement OF the Corsicana Re
nnlng company. issued Monday, shows
that there are GA this Geld $50 produc-
Ing wells and twenty-five gassers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-08

President Itouser-it mas sens a s..s,..
sppeai 10 Mr. Mitchell. there was no
confirmation Of such action obtainable
al the White House.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-08

Terrell. Tex. oct 7.-Scott White
colored. escaped FRONT he county con
Wet camp near here he effected escape
hy filing the chain links which held
him In the guard tent, leaving With
handouts on lie has not ~ been
apprehendCl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-08

The earthquake on Guam dld conaId.
srable loss 10 property.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-08
]. w. BATS.
Real Estois hgSHt.

Have in once ,he Only s,f ofabstrto
sooEs or Brazos county iasa uues.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-30
Dos jefes de Estado.
BrindiS del Gar tn
'el banQuete de reception.
El Rey de Italia contesta
el brindis.

Nueva York II de Julio-E EN-
perador Nicolas II, portsndo Ia Co
dens de la orden de la Aununziatts
ell CzArl witch, los G:andes Duques
de Rasia. ell G ,nde Lsmsdol #. e Mi,
nistro de Estado y otroa del G bine
to raso y .tos personages de 10 alis
tocracia russ; he ah1 Ell lumincso cor
tejo que recibi6 al Rey Victor Ne
nuel de Italia al lleg.r hoy & S2a Pc
tersburgo.
PrecedidRs de una bands que
jecutaba Ell himno nacional italisno,
Sus magestades fusron esooltados
por an guardia de honor b Asta ell Pa
lacio, donde Ia Emperatriz dio 10
bienvenida & Victor Manuel.
En- honor de este SO celebr6 an
espl6ndido banquete en- ell salon de
sPedro Ell Grandes, con asistenc o
de todos los MINI stros de Ia Corona,
los de la Enbsjada itAliana Y altos
dignatarios de &c tado.
FL Conde Lamsdorff por orden
del Czar, entrego al Sr. Prinetti, mi
nistro de r slaciones Exteriores de
ItRlia que acompaf1a 81 Rey en- 10 re-
gla vista, la in >iga ola de la orden de
San Alejandro New ki.
La prensa gubernamental dedi
CO Columns enteras & la llegadA del
j~ven Monarca, declArando que los
lntereses de Russia no son en- modo
Alguno opuestos los de Italia.
He aquf Ell brindis del Gear en- ell
banquete antss m ancionado:
<CJn profunda 6 inten ~ salts.
faction damos la bi9nvenida 4 S. M.
siendo altsments honroso para ncso-
tros que;S. M. hsya empezado sus
viajes por este pats.
eTo1a Ia Russia We en- esta vista
buena amistad que nos ligAn, y Sc
ldentificA en- nuestros sentimientos.
Il 'tos ssntimientos de mutuA simpa
tia qua armenian diariamente entire
los dos patses, fscilitan el dssenvol
vlmiento de las mas placenteras rela
Clones eintereses de las dos nRcio
nes. Doy d Va M. las m IS sinceras
grAcias por la vista, y brindo por Ia
gloris y IL fssici lad re vueatra argus
Is persona, de la r N Eiena, de L.
Reina Rsgents y todA Ia famili& real
Brlndo por IL prosperidad de Italia
La banda ejecat6 himno nacio
nal de Italia
Victor Manuel us6 entonces de
In palabrs, preskndose en- estos
te -ninos:
sDoy gracissk Vd. M por vues
tra bondaiosa bienvedi1a, y por las
graciosAs pAlabros con que me hs
aludido & mi, mi pals, y los lazos
de amistad personal que afortunada
mente nos unen. L 8 buenas relacio o
mes que han existido siempre entire
Rusia Italia hacsn que ests vista
me sea especialmente grAta.s
eHe venido San Petersburgo
con Ell sentiniento de mi pueblo, 81
cusl We en l& g t:echez de nuestras
rela clones, nueva garantfa de paz y
de prosperidad B-indo en- honor de
VuestrA MsjsstAd Imperial, por 10
gloria para oil gobierno de Russia y
i prospe1idsd de este pals, por Ia
En- mperatr.z Maria y la E per2triz
Ateiandra, como tambien por toda la
familia imperial
La banda ejecuto entonces el
himno nacionsl de Russia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-30
EScuela elemental y Superior
DE
la "PuriSima Conception.

Gale de la Luna ndmero 80,
hoy de r. Corero, entire Tancs y
ODonell.
El que sugcribe psrtfcipa { los
senores padres de fAmilia que ha
slsdado defnitivamepte su plan
tel de enseflanz& & In calle de ID Lu
nA n1mero 90 local ventilado espa
cioso y completamente Independent
te.
Glasses de eidiomA Irgles a cargo
de don Manuel Romero
San Juan Puerto Rico Julio l Q
del 1902. Francisco Cortfs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-30

En cierta ocasi6n dijo Coromi-
mas, celebre cr1tico catalan, que SR.
rAsate e1a M sell VS. del vioiils 80.
sin duda, porque su temperAn cato
Sc Adspts al sefectismos, que es 10
que personifiea In sencia de In MT
sica ce que es autor.
Yo afirmo con Corominas v Pc
drell, que el quad de SArssata, iqui 1.
zas! estribe en- ella. Es IN violinis.
ia sefectista - porque en- los sAndan'
tes Appasionatos, 8 RomRnzas. en-
que brilan por su ausencia las <fer.
matas pi@cere9, ,-esos fuegos arti-
ficiales que en- Ell arte me hxcen iden-
tico efecto les oradores calleieros
que mucho hablan, y NADIA dicen en-
concrete, - no me convence nj me i'm
presiona.
Cvmo artista, en- ls verdadera
ace pcion de 10 palabra, es frio. Mas
bien que latino, pArece h1brido en-
gendro de latino salon.
En- su alma debe haber algo de
las tinieblAs de Nibelheim. Habi-
tuado hace tempo, en- su largA pere-
grinacioa de buhemio errante, "a Ia
manera de Hauser,) al cielo girls, y &
las nieblAs del norte, impre G
NADIA esta II huella.
Sus lerguas y Sc losas melenas,
mat'zadAs estAn por la nieve de los
aflos.... CAda cana del artista repre-
sentA nm poema de armonias. -.
Atm su edad, su mecanismo es
perfecto; pero IN <mec&nicos no es
an <artistas. La condici6n de buen
eiecutivo Ia obtiene facilmente cual-
quier joven que posee excepcionales
scondiciones,s y una fuerzA de vo-
luntRd para ell estudio q toda prueba,
porque no es mas que question de pa
ciencia :. .Pero no asf 10 &condicio Il
de 10 que llAmamos etinologicamen- =
te: atocar, trasnmitir, y sentir.s
PodlA refnarse Ell gusto, pulir
Sc mas 8 mencs, oyendo selecta md ii
CO buenos artistAe, = frecuentando
sitios cad hoes en- los mejores cen
tros docentes de Europt; pero nun
cS, entiendase bien nj renkamieL to,
serA signal que squel que snace "a
emo un predestinsdo dc Is G oris, ,
poseyendo csc &quid dlvilun4" CON
Gns deuominabA Homero ALA en- K S
tiempos h6roiccs de Ia Gr&cis fabulo
so, b les poetAs tebant 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-30
Balneario de Coamo Coamo Springs Hotel.

a aturade de Europa
impeza la
icor y
del a de 5minu
AL "a
mai
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In h0mbre hOnradO.


Ssfor e iitor. Sfrvase informar
{ sus lectores que 81 me sscriben con
6deuciAlmente les mandarS por CO
rreo en- carta sellada ell plan cue Sc
gui y por el cual obtuvs Ell restable-
cimiento permanente y compacto de
mi sAlud y vigor xaronil despu6s de
amos de sufrimientos de debil: d I'd
nerviosa, p6rdidas noaturn&s y par
tes d6biles y atrofadas.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero
de nadie; fuf robado y estafado por
charlatanes, hasta perder L. fs del
gSnero humane, pero grsciss DioE
estoy ahora bisn vigoroso y fuerte,
= con desao de hacsr conocer & TODD
este remedio cierto de curarse.
No tenieado NADIA que vender nj
que enviar G.. A. D., no daseo dine
70.
Direction: z Brant, Box Delray
Mich. EE UU. 8 180. III
estk al alcance de cuAlguier trepador
que quiera gastarsa unos cuantos
billetes szules; para conseguir ese
f i, sobrado tempo tisuen los nif1os.
ID: ] ,dles, pues, correr por los cam
pos, en- vez de correr por las co!um
mas de los pc i6 iicos!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-30
San Juan PuetoR Microbes 80 Ofcna
B., sw@ndo lass matter
Pablo SaraSate.

Desde ell Pirene a los Andes,
Los grandes solo son graades
Para aquel que Sc arrodilla.
lose GUaDerto P0dtll0
(Et Caribe.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-30

En- efecto anunci&do ell concier-
to extrRordinArio de Ia sociedad, en-
q. tomRrfs parte Sa-asats para dar
mayor realce q las fiestas de MAYO.
acudi6 como siempre bsstante'p dbii-
co a oirlo y admirarlo.
EI TeAtro Real, sitio en- la &C
tualidad donde Sc veIificsn los CON
ciertcs hAce tres amos. estaoa invadi.
do por el acostumbrado pGblico que
presenta Zen tOdas las series, sus ha.
bituales expect&culos.
Una Sintont0 ESpoNolo, dedicada
III artists pamplon6s por ell .c6lebre
compositor Lalo, fue IL designAda
para su presentation.
En- los tres t5enlpos On que Sc sub
divide esta composition, Scherzado,
Andonte & Finale, rsy6 como sic npre,
& inimitable altur&. Sobre todo, el
f timo tempo es de una dificultad
asombrosa, y pAsma YER como Sara.
safe, & pesar de su avanzada edad,
(oRstante mAdura por cierto) sale
avante, salvando escollos que t6cni-
camente parecen inposibles.
A les orpegios, pizzicatos. orna6ni'
cos 4 do6'e cuerda, q esc0Jas 0aot6nicos,
cromtdticas q glisotsos on octavas;; suce
dieronse an <Andante variaciones
sobre IL sexta sonata, compuesta
por & ,ch para violin solo, con obje ,
to, 4 fe, de que fgurssen en- Ia biblio
tsca de los artistas como fguran
las obras de Psganini, como estu.
dio, y no para ser ejecutadas en-
conciertos.
En- Ia tercera parte, TOGO una
Ha0on0ise de Saint Saeinz, una COM
posicion suyA ti5ulada <La csza, y
la indispensable j~ta de San Fermin.
FL p1olico nunca SO cansa de Ci::-
10, porque en- cuanto ternius ell pr j.
grama Official, ......i les de yer como
| sgobian a don PAblo!.
Como extra programa ......,
propin6 & los oyentes un eNocturno
de Cnopins, transcrito por 81, una
sTarantellas suya, y Ia diab6lica
&DArza de las Bcujass de B zzini.
r. asumiendo la labor del artis-
Ia en- portentosa y sublime, zen lc
| que c&be !-Af1Ldiremos las conside
raciones que nos sugiere su persona.
lidAd como Grey de los Solistas, ,
con Que le cAlitica 10 generalidad del
mundo m6sico y del. l.<gsy sab ,r.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-30
POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medad,s en- general.
Operacioncs quirlirglcas.
Especialldad en- atecciones de-
los ojos y de las vias urinarias.
Horas de consultaS dc 2 4 de
la tarde.
Fortaleza (AlIen Street, l6.
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Doctor Rafael CeSterO.
CirugiA general.
PArtos.
Intermediates del Aparato
geneto .urinario del hombre y de 10
mujir.
ConsultAs de 2 4P. M
Guayama
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-30

One YeSr............ gold $3.50. 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-06-26
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT Tacoma.
Blaze Started in a Furniture Store
Several Buildings Scorched

Tacoma June pa fire involving a
loss or $4,000 broke out on Main street.
The flames were not discovered until
3 O'Clock a. M, and by that time had
gained considerable Roadway. The
blaze started in the furniture and un-
dertaling establishment of A. J. Rog-
ers, which was completely consumed.
His loss will readily reach $4,000.
There was little insurance. The build
ing was a two-story frame structure,
the upper floor being used by the va
rious lodges of the town as meeting
place.
From Rogers place the fire spread
to the farm implement house of j. w.
Shupe Luckily the stock was taken
out of the sheds and building in time
to be saved. Mr.. Shupe's loss will
reach $500. The residence of Mrs.
E. E. Bartlett was badly damaged,
but not destroyed. The residence oc-
cupied by Isaac Shupe and owned by
A. HI. Hoe is in ruins. The Method
list church just across the street was
scorched and saved from destruction
only through the efforts of all citizens
of the place
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-06-26
BIG DEMAND FOR CHILDREN.
Thirty-Two Orphans Found Homes
In Three Hours.

Iowa Falls, June PA most sur
prising demand for children was shown
here when thirty-two orphans were
taken into Hardin county homes in
less than three hours. The mere an
nouncement in the local press that a
number of homeless children would be
placed in good homes in this vivinity
brought people here from every part
of the county and it is estimated
that no less than five hundred persons
called at the Woods House interested
in securing child for their home.
Before noon the thirty-two boys and
girls had been taken to homes in
Hardin county and will make their
future homes in various parts of the
county. Long after the last child had
been placed, people arrived in the city
seeking an opportunity to secure a
child for their home. The children's
ages ranged from seven to fourteen
years and were of various nationali-
ties. The children are placed by a
society that is given assurance the
children will be given the best of
treatment and education.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-06-26
NEWS FROM THE
HAVvKEYE STATE
What Has Happened in Iowa
During the Past
Week.
CHEROKEE HOSPITAL DELAYED
Board of Control Announces That 1t Cam
not Be Gotten In Readiness by July l.
Awful Murder at Jefferson and Its Re-
suit.

Des Moines, June 21.-The board of
controlswill not be able to open Cher
okee hospital for inmates July l..
While the board has made no author
lied announcement to this effect il
is learned there is little prospect of
the institution being opened before
the latter part of July or the first of
August
The board is urging the work of
completion of the hospital forward
with the utmost speed. 1t has all
along been predicted the hospital
would be opened by July 1 and per-
haps before that time. When asked
as to the situation yesterday. Judge
Robinson admitted there was little
hope of getting everything in shape for
the reception of inmates by July 1.
The buildings are practically done,
but there are delays in the arrival IF
machinery and the putting of it in
place. There is great deal of pipe
to be put in and numerous connec-
lions to be made. Work of this kind
is likely to require several weeks
more for completion
~ OOeAAd Aic1o iioC yCC uSSlQSu
whether formal exercises will be ar
ranged on the completion and open
ing OF the hospital. 1t has been prac-
tically settled that inmates will be
transferred. There are now LOO in
mates at the hospital at independence,
more than ever before. The board
plans to remove 800 of these to Cher
okee. Seventy-five patients will be re.
moved from Mt. Pleasant to Independ-
ence, so that the net decrease for In
dependence will be 25. From 1870 to
14O patients will be removed from Mt.
Pleasant to Clarinda. Two hundred
or more will be removed from Clarinda
to Cherokee. These figures are ap-
proximate and the number transferred
to Cherokee may be slightly exceeded,
SO that there will be from 500 to $50
patients in the Cherokee hospital at
the outset. 1t is likely the closing of
several county institutions and the
transfer of their patients will be neces-
sary and this may shortly swell the
number Of inmates at Cherokee.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-06-26
MURDERED WHILE ASLEEP.
James Gallagher, Prominent Farmer
Of River Junction Killed.

Iowa City, June 23-James Gallagh-
er, prominent farmer living in
Fremont township, near River juno
ton, ten miles southeast of this city,
was shot to death in his bed. From
appearances but one shot was fired,
but it ended his life within an hour
and the victim did not recover con-
seriousness.
1t seems that the family retired at
the usual hour and about IL o'clock
Mrs. Gallagher was awakened, it is
by the pistol shot, and upon
striking light found wound in the
left side of the head near the ear.
She Immediately awakened the hired
man, John Walker, who was sleeping
up stairs. A physician was summoned
from Lone Tree, but the victim died
before the doctors arrival. Mystery
surrounds the case, but Sheriff Hofer
is of the opinion that revenge is at
the bottom of the crime. c. A. Holli.
day was arrested by the sheriff and
brought to the city, but no direct
evidence as yet has been procured.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-06-26

&.
ment bill Jagged in the house today.
There were six speakers, Reeves, OF
Illinois, and Cromwell, of Ohio, for
the bill, and Maddox, of Georgia,
Dfnsmore, of Arkansas, and Thayer.
of Massachusetts, against 1t. Mr.. Nc.
Clellan, of New York, son of the
late George B. Mcclellan, delivered a
short but eloquent defense Of the
army. Earlier in the day the confer
ence reports on the military academy,
and civil appropriation bills were
adopted.
Washington, June 23.-Senate.-A
motion was entered formally in the
senate today by Quay of Pennsylvania,
to discharge the committee on terri
tories from further consideration of
what is known as the omnibus terri
torial bill-a measure to admit as
states the territories of Oklahoma,
New Mexico and Arizona. Quay spoke
briefly bu. forcibly in support of his
motion, maintaining that both politi-
cal parties in national convention had
pledged themselves to the admission
to statehood of the territories. Bev-
eridge, of Indiana, chairman of the
coSmittee, said the measure had been
put over until next session by the COM
mittee because it was not believed
there would be time now to consider
it properly. No action was taken on
the motion. During the greater part Of
the session the unfinished business,
the bill ratifying convention with the
Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians, was
under discussion. It,was not disposed
of. Among the bills passed by the
senate today was one authorizing the
construction of pontoon bridge across
the Missouri river in Cass county,
Nebraska, and Mills county, Iowa.
House.-Debate on the civil govern
ment bill warmed up in the house to-
day and henceforth promises to be Of
much livelier character. The lncreas-
ed interest is due to the injection
into the debate of comparison of the
cruelties charged to have been prac-
tlced in the Philippines with those
which occurred during the civil war.
The subject has been lightly touched
upon once or twice before, but at
tracted little attention until Grosve-
nor, of Ohio, today revived the memcry
of the extremities to which Grant and
Jackson were put during the rebel
lion. This was followed later in the
day by a speech from Mahon of Penn
sylvania, in which he,paraded the hor-
rors of Andersonville and Libbey
prisons. He, predicted that at the COM
ing elections the American people
would stand by the boys in blue,
Grosvenor, in his speech, also defend
ed the rules of the house against the
criticism passed upon them, and paid
a high tribute to Speaker Henderson's
impartiality. De Almond, of Missouri,
spoke at considerable length in oppo,
sition to the administrators policy.
The other speakers were Olmstead, OF
of Pennsylvania, Williams, of Illinois,
Corliss, of Michigan, and w. w. Kitch;;
in, of North Carolina
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-06-26
PROCLAIMs BISHOP JUDGE
FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF APP.
PolNTMENT is MADE.
Governor cummins Finally Issues
Proclamation, Following Presenta-
ton of Petition.


ton of Petition.
Des Moines, June 23.-Governor
Cummins issued a proclamation con.
tanning the appointment of Judge
Charles A. Bishop of Des Moines as
judge of the supreme court to succeed
Judge c. M. Waterman of Davenport,
who resigned several days ago to go
in the practice of law in ex-Congress.
man Lane.
The following is the governors pro-
clamation:
ITO All to Whom These Presents
May Come Greeting: l have receiv.
ed the resignation Oh c. M. Waterman,
one of the judges of the supreme cocrt
OF the state of Iowa. to take effect on
the Both day of June, 1902. In pur-
suance of the authority vested in me
by the laws of the state accept the
resignation; and in further perfor-
nance of my official duty, hereby ap-
point Charles A. Bishop of Polk coun-
ty, Iowa, to hold the, said office SO
made vacant by the said resignation
until the next general election and I'M
til successor be elected and qualified.
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand and caused to be
affixed the great seal of the state of
Iowa. Done at Des Moines this 21st
day of June, 1902.
Albert B. Cummins."
The cause of the governors delay
in making the formal announcement
of the appointment was made plain
Saturday. In the course of the day
paper was presented to the governor
amounting to petition for the appoint
ment of Judge Bishop. This paper
was signed by all but few of the for
ty-nine members of the Polk county
delegation to the state convention.
Several of the delegates did not sign
out Of regard to Captain Amos Brandt,
and some of the delegates, by reason
OF the close personal relations with
Captain Brandt, were not asked to
sign. Friends of Judge Bishop cir.
culated the paper.