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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-07
Stocks of Grain I'm Store,


Curb Grain Markets.
St. Louis-Wheat lower; Sept. sold at Arc
and later 749sc bid: puts TIC: corn puts. 431kc:
Miiwaukee-sept wheat puts. 75xc; calls,
75c to 75isNI5Ac. Sept. calls. 76Hc. Sept. corn
puts. 5otsa50sc: calls. 5l2c.
Provisions.
Pork-New standard in 1obbing way closed
noranally at $3.50.
Lard-Choce steam on E. side closed NOM
inally 7.70c: kettle-rendered SIC.
Green Hams. Etc.-Car lots held T. @. b. E. side
thus: Hams-I0-av. at 12Ac: 12s at f2itc: I4s at
Ike: les at 195sal1c; 1ss at lie: 20s al .iGiIkc
Skinned hans-l6s at 121sc; 1Sd20s and 22a24s at
nc: CALIFORNIA; at TIC: New York shoulders 40
Gl2-av.) at 75sc- From the block, DEL: Hams at
ln-Gc to 10sc and bellies at SIC to I2Kc as in
average; CALIFORNIA; at 7Aq7lac: New York shout
ders at nc.
and nominal. closing thus: 45-av. at S.67jzc and
50-av. at s.6s1ac C. a. (. Bid in a 1obbng way
ranged: Extra shorts at Ssc cribs at SIC short
backs at nc. standard. backs at 31sc. Dealers
Bacon-Bxd. g. meats In jobbing way
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from 12c for heavy to
lsisc for choice light; hams at l2%c 10 13hc:
Plain smoked hxd. lots in iobbing way ranged:
Extra snorts at SIC. cribs at SIC. short clear at
10c bellies at l01sc. plates SIC, fat backs at
SIC. standard backs 10Ac- Sales OF ] bxd.
l2Dl4-av. bellies and car loose extra shorts on
p. {. Dealers charge higher OIL orders.
OIeo Stearine-Nominal at Sc asked.
Tal!ov-Current rsesipts Of country ouetabie At
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-07
ST. LOUIS COTTON MARKET.
ot rr,rtet clIiet at I,r Inrrer

hinges and stained z W9hC heIOW white.
Galveston-Spot market firm: middings l2Ac.
New Orleans = Spot market quiet: middlings
13Tsc. sales 100 bales.
Mempnis-spot market quiet: uldGliags II 5-16c.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston, 2i2 bales.
New Orleans, 1897 bales.
Mobile, p bales.
Savannah, 3l2 bales.
Charleston, 1863 bales.
Norfolk. &c bales.
Houston, S bales.
Memphis, IS bales
Net receipts at all United States potts for six
days were 1893 bales, against 1852 bales week
and 3.20I bales u year ago: exports 5ili
bales. against 1904 bales year ago; stocks
2it, 1871 bales, against 800 1877.
st. Louis warehouse statement.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native Run Light-Beef Cattle Steady
Hogs Close Strong.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers-The native
cattle supply was small. and about 500 head short
OF last Monday. with the proportion of beef steers
OILY half as large. With the sharp decline with
which the previous week closed. not Il heavy
supply was looked for the opening ot the week.
as shippers had been warned against burdening
the market with an oyersupply. was had last
Week.
The supply OF beef steers at this point was
SINAI! anu around dozen loads. but Chicago
had liberal receipts and n slow to lower market
the feeling here at the start weak and dull
and buyers bid cautiously. and but few sales
We're had very early. and these of weighty plain
l,igc-lb class at si6o and several loads OF handy
weight good kinds at si.i5, that considered
steady with the close of the week. The later
market was considered fully steady with sales of
s22-lb. yearlings at $.35 i,2S5I $50 h. good at
81 40. and l. 153GI, ls6b. Southwest steers of de-
cent kinds at SHAMELESS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-07

New York. July 6.-The following shows the
opening, highest, lowest and closing Quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange to-day Cor
rected daily for The Republic by Francis Bro &
GO. bonds and stocks, No. 2li North Fourth
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-07
New York Stock ouo,,t,o,.

no such increase. H. Content was a large buye-
In the forenoon. and it led to covering by room
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-07
Butter and Cheese.

New York. July 6-Butter-Receipts l7.oi2
cry I6iFm20lsc. Cheese quiet: receipts AS pkgs
State full cream. fancy large and small white
Chicago, July s.-But.er steady: creameries 1sa
2Gc dai RE 131sc Cheese steady twins l0lse;
Phiiadelphia.- July 6.-Butter. steady; fair de-
22c. Cheese dull and easier; New York full
creams. choice. new. 1os.c: fair to good new 10
Elgin Butter Market.
EIgin IN. July SHUTTER ruled steady on the
B0ard Of +, Trade this AFT, selling at 9oe
the Elgin district were LOCO pounds.
The Metal Markets.
New York July Spot tin was 7s Sd lower
in London as compared with the quotations OF
while futures IS lower at s1s3 l2s Cd locally
e Copper declined e IS Cd on spot IN al hdo
where that position closed at i5s 5s while futures
quiet and norninnlly lower; lake and electrolytic
are quoted at ligl4.25c and casting at 13.50g1tc.
While here it was unchanged at 412S spelter ad.
yaneed 6 in IL London, to go 15s. but was lower
eeW and At IS Sd in Iiddiesbore locally IRON
was n,sd m ss NJ No
foundry southern soft at 'iss1a50. Warrants
invoice s,ise; middiine quiet: ,cordoya ia
advance Of points under slightly higher Euro,
safs but a aaeT in as the
points and the increase of 1880 bags in the
worlds visible supply. closing quiet at net IN
changed prices. Sales We're 800 bags including
July at 3s5c: Sept. at 3SoGS. SIC: Nov. at 500
4 Pea at A. ssoe May aa at March at
Sugar.
New York Tly s. gar, quiet fair
lasses sugar "a G27sc: refined quiet crushed 54Oc;
powdered loo; granulated 4.S0c. Molasses quiet;
New Orleans 3iGi0c.
New orleans; La. July 6MSugar dull: o K
white 1-16c: yeows 2ts13 l5-1sc: seconds 2d38sc.
Molasses-O K nominal 13G26c centrifugal ca
lsc. Strip nominal 13Gi24c.
Produce.
Butter - Quotations: Creamery - Extra PIC;
frsts nc; seconds l5G16c Dairy-Extra Tat7isc:
frsts 15dl6c: grease iG5c ladle packed. good lie:
firsts 15016c; country-packed stock 13c; inferior
less; renovated extra 1sc.
Eggs-Current receipts 12aI3Iac. Receipts o 5e7
pkgs. local and 1867 through: shipments 1000
pkgs.
Ike: singles 1llGc: diaries l1Hc: Y A i2c: lon,
.,orns 12c; Limburger. new 106i1Oikc inferior 3s6D
4c: Swiss-od 1S@isc: new. brick. l1IA412c
Hides.
Dry fint-Toxas and Indian Territory butcher
DC lbs and over) at 15c. do. tdo.) fallen al I4c,
ali! stock under l6 lbs. at 124c; native and Ar
kansas at 139:c round cuils TIC: natives on se-
iection-No. / at 14c; No. at 12c: dry-salted at
11Gl2c for light to heavy; selcction-No. / at
i,6ri2Iac; No. at lOIa4l11.c; green-saIted round
Southern at nc. Western at Sc. on selection at
SIC for No. and at 'i9c for No. q bulls or un-
Horse hides at LIS for No. 2 and s2.75 for No /
green; ponies. colts and blues 81 and 75c for dry
Wool.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-07
Government Bonds.


Trensury statement.
Washington. July s-Available cash balance
S2s2. 779. ISL: gold. sl04. 1s1, 3sa.
Bar Silver.
New York. July 6.-Bar silver 52Nc per ounce.
AT London firm at 24Asd per ounce
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-07
Petroleum.

New York. July petroleum steady: refined
New York S. So Philadelphia and Baltimore $3.50:
do. in bulk $500.
on city. Pa, July s:-credit balances $3.50:
1922. average 40. Runs July 8. and 5.
lss.4F. average s,sss; shipments-Lima. 1889.
average 81 .32S: runs ,406. average 50, 40.
Dried Fruits.
New York. July s-The market for evaporated
apples continues quiet. and prices show no
prime at 5lsa5Nc; choice at SC; fancy at. ego
TIC. Spot prunes are steady, with the larger
lions ranging from &c to e for on grades Apri..
cots are firm under moderate jobbing demand
at quotations ranging from 7EGSLc for choice
and from loc to PFC for fancy. Peaches are
quiet; choice are quoted at 797.sc and fancy at
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-07

Local Money Market.
Funds are plentiful with moderate demand
for call and time loans. Discount rates are
steady between and per cent.
Yesterday's Bank ClearinRs.
Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
elearings se.65s.sls. balances, fap7,s70
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-07
New York Curb Stocks.
Foreign Exchange,

CASIO: 60 days 4.s525G4. $3.50. ~
Qi.S5js. 80 days 4.s4ai. $40. ~ N"' TOO
Grain bills 4.s5A Q4.S55s.
Cotton bills A.S44q4.S4It.
Bankers Paris cables bl5, check. 1su. en-
days 5.1SAd5.1SisQ 5.l8 Lis w
Commercial French francs, checks b15sa5.15
1-16a5 16i4: 60 days 5.1s%
Commercial Swiss francs checks 1erL6i5 Is
1-15: 60 days 5.lg3s
Commercial Belgian francs checks 17,L. N
days $50. ~ v"
Bankers reichsmarks. cables IS 11-16as5%
Commercial reichsmarks checks 95 7-1s1a5Is:
60 days 947s; so days "a e-l6G941
Bankers Dutch guilders checks 40 51s9.oM. ca
days 40ls u.s. w
Commercial Dutch guilders. checks 4o,la4o 5-1s:
60 DAYS 1910 Lie. 'A''
Market steady
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New York Curb Market.

New York. July s.-The curb market to-day was
extremely dull. The total business done was the
smallest Of any any day this year. The. legitimate
the manipulation Ct the purely speculative issues
feat Of interest res nor news gossip AS the
nounced; The be- entire trading was not worthy Of
comment. Price changes were altogether insig-
niticant. Totsi trades were about 900 shares
three hours transaction 1t sold at sII1 for o5
shares. Greene Copper was the most active issue
selling from 22te up to 227s and then back TO 22Is
for LOO shares Tennessee Copper sold Mt s1st
for 100 shares. One. hundred shares OF American
Can common sold at 5iz. and the preferred soIt
from 43 down to 423s for 100 shares Three hun
bred shares OF Fuel Oil Power sold at 2s5s
Light, Fuel and Power sold at 351i for $50 shares
Four hundred shares of Seaboard Steel and Iron
sold at 1917. Ten shares of Standard on sold at
GAS, and q was bid for st. Louis Transit M
la on the bid. ~
New York Money Market.
New York. July 6.-afouey on call ruled steadv
but closed easier at lg1ls per cent, closing Of
cent: 90 days 4 six months s.. Prime mercantile
business in bankers. bills at 4:s735a4. $40 for
rates 4.s55a4;ss and 1855: commercial bills i IS
railroad bonds Irregular.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-07

Black-I cotted. ETC.. from &c to Go per ID. less.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-07
EIgin Butter Market.

Elgin. IN. July s.-Butter ruled steady on the
Board Of Trade this afternoon. selling at 2oc
pound the same as last week. The sales 10,
the Elgin district S34. coo pounds.
mn Hsoxop xg,.p-~x.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-27
REACHES AGREAT AGE|
New Yorker Is 0nc Hundred and
One Years Old.
NEVER OUT OF STATE
He Deyotes One Hour To the Eating II
Each Neal. Hoes Not Drink or
smoke, hut ChcWcd 10.
baoco Since 10y hood.

New York. March 26.--Born In 1902,
IN this city. Isaac u Price has just
celebrated his lOlst birthday During
life Mr. Price has only once been out.
side the city limits he has never
been outside the state. bc has never
ridden on q trolley car aud although
he has crossed East river many times,
he has never been over Brooklyn
bridge. lie takes great pride In his
long life Il think IL due" he said.
TO the fact that | thoroughly mastl-
cate my food and | never used liquor
or smoked. chewed tobacco. how
ever since | was boy, have al
ways taken a full hour 10 each meal.
sometimes more n people nowadays
would only take time to masticate
their food properly there would not be-
so much trouble from Indigestion and
dyspepsia and they would live longer
Mr. price east his first vote In 1926
for John Quincy Adams Tor president
aud has voted In every presidential
election since.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-27
WEATHER BRIGHT.

sun I. Heating Down Upon aud Mate.
rally Strengthening Le'srs.
New Orleans, March 26.-The river
gauge recorded 2O.2. a rise OF one
tenth foot during twontyfour hours.
The weather Is bright and the sun Is
beating down upon and Strengthening
the temporary leyee along the front
The leyec board continues forces ~
men along the river. but there Is little
work to do Adylces from all sections
Of Louisiana show there has been no
break IN the line.
Arlington levee. below Baton Rouge,
which was said 10 be In trouble. r. ~.
ported by the leyec commissioners to
be firm and almost certain 10 live
through the food.
Local feeling Of confidence is In.
creased by the announcement % the
crest passing Helena. and expectations
are that with good weather the levees
can carry of the water that is to come
from that point.
The Atcbafalaya continues 20 carry
OF a large volume OF water from the
Red and Mississippi. and this natural.
~ has decreased the quantity OF water
south OF the Red.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-27
HORSEBACK DINNER.
Guests WIN he Mounted on steed' with
Tsbtss on the saddles

Guests WIZ Be Mounted on steed' with
Trbic. on the saddles
New York. March &C X @. Bill.
ings. the Chicago horseman. will give
n novel dinner 10 thirtyGye members
OF the Equestrian club The dinner
Is 10 be In celebration Of the opening
Of Mr. Billings 100000 stable In this
city. and will be- served on horseback.
each guest having in front OF him on
his saddle a table. on which will be
placed the various courses. Beside
each horse there Us 90 Doe q waiter 90
serve the rider aur az each horses
head a groom win stand. lest a sudden
start spill rider and dinner together
II Is estimated that the cost OF the
dinner which will be- given In the car
rage room OF the new stable. will
be approximately 800 a plate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-27
BURIAL IN SCOTLAND.

Remain. Of the Late General Macdonald
Ia he Inferred In go. Native Land.
Paris. March 26.-The body II Major
General Sir Hector Macdonald. who
committed suicide 40 the Hotel Regina
here Wednesday. was removed 20 the
British mortuary chapel. where IL will
await shipment 20 its final resting
place In Scotland
The French law requires that bodies
OF suicides De taken 20 the morsur.
but owing 90 the urgent desire % tho
British officials that the body OF the
distinguished officer Doe not deposited
In a public morEue the usual legal &c.
quiremcnts were waived
10 was said at the British embassy
that no orders have been received
from London concerning the dispusi.
tion OF the body and % ls expected
that the family OF the deceased gen.
eral wi. make dnal arrangements.
Both the officials of the British en-
bassy and the consulate general ui
Great Britain dlsclaim any knowledge
OF the existence OF letters which were
reported Co have been found 40 tho
room where the general killed hImsol.
Mr. lug''ss. the British consul gen
eral. said u have been personally a.-
gurCd by the cummIsslry OF police that
DO such letters have been found.
There is evidently a desire on the
part Of the officials 90 shield the mem
DRY of the general out OF sympathy
for his family
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-27
FOR SALE:
LAMAR BETHEA
Successor to Monroe Edge. L
Real Estate Agent.

viii sell the Pochila tive story
house cheap.
VIII sell lots IN north western part
Of city. to colored people. inside lots
az f2hO, corner lots at $500.
90 acres on WiVon creek known as
Pearson place. 10 acres IN cultiva-
ton. All creek bottom land except
bacres. Good place for party want
Ing small farm. Going cheap.
100 acres good creek bottom land.
Q tenant houses. 100 acres In cultlva-
tion, all rich land. everlasting winter.
VIII sell for $40 per acre, or trade
Ion or 300 acres anywhere west OF the
Brazos river.
loo acres In Reliance settlement, n
we'll ot good water, good seven-room
house barn and cribs. 90 acres I'm
cultivation and under fence. No
fence around rest NJ land. Close Ia
good church and school. VIII sell
Tor slHO, On easy terms.
~ acres ~ land. 20 acres In cnifi-
walton, u miles west IT town: good g.
room house. cribs and barns. well
~ good water, good fence around
place Going NJ 500.
10 ncros ~ north corner OF Bob
Johnson place, all under fence; r.
acres In cultivation. 3 room house,
one CRIB and smoke.house. good or
chnrd Selling for $500. Easy terms.
Other lands too numerous 10 men,
ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-27
EXECUTION SALES.
resas House OF Representatives Votes
Down This Contemplated Action.

rexas House OF Representatives Votes
Down This Contemplated Action.
Austin. Marca 26.-The house b. q
vote Of 20 20 30 refused 10 adopt the re-
port Of tho free conference committee
on house bill fixing manner OF adver.
Using sales OF real estate under exl'
cutlon. providing publication Of notice
OF sale OF real estate under execution
I'm newspapers upon request of either
party as the suit. otherwise tho adyor'
usomout to be- made hy posting notices
at thn courthouse and two other places
In tho county. The conference com
mlttce report required the publication
Of an sales OF real estate under oXecu.
ton once a week Tor three cousecu'
tive weeks preceding such sale In some
newspaper published In tho county,
hXlnr the rate to be- paid nj Zoe per
100 words Tor the nwt insertion and
soc per 100 words for each of the two
subsequent Insertions
Aftcr three long sessions and tho
hardest fought committee nght ~ the
session house Judiciary committee No
voted 90 tayorahly report the senate
anttuckct scalping bill with senate
amendment requiring railroad com.
panlos To refund the unused portion ~
the ticket NJ the rate per mile paid.
Senator Decker secured considcra.
ton OF his bin validating title 90 tracts
Of school land uf go acres OF less. sold
under act OF July a.. 1879. and before
Jan %. 1888. and paid for prior TO lat
ter date
senator Savage had adopted an
amendment that the act should not be.
come effective unless u should be
shown that the state regularly issued
patents to said lands
Senator Decker offered an amend
ment limiting the bin 10 Archer county
only 10 was adopted and the bill sent
o. cngrussmont
The house adopted the Murray sub
stitute for the Bryan land bin. and then
passed the substitute bill tO second
reading. after amending II In several
important places.
An amendment offered by Mr. Bryan
OF Limestone. providing that no land
should boz sold 90 any person who had
been an actual resident OF the state be-
fore applying for II. was adopted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-27
FIRST OF The KIND.

Unionixation of Japanese and Mexican
Laboror. Has Been Effected.
Los Angeles, Cal, March 2G-Los
Angeles County Council OF Labor has
adopted resolutions endorsing the &C.
ton Of tho state organizer In enecting
the unionIzatlon Of japanese and Mex
ican laborors at Oxuard The council
adopted a further resolution fayoring
unlonizatiCn of an unskllled Aslatlc
and other alien hborars In Los An.
gelos. Local labor leaders state this
IS the FIRST time "a union labor organ.
lzation has gone ON record In any way
fayoriug AsiatiC labor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-27
is REVERSED.

Important Decision Affecting validity Of
city Commission OF Galveston.
Dallas. March 26.-In the court OF
criminal appeals Justice Henderson
Wednesday landed down a decision af-
fectlng the legality OF the Galveston
city commission. ., was the eN-parte
cose Of Charles Lewis. committed 10
jall for failure 20 pay a fine. defendant
holding that said fine was Illegal Rul'
ing Is that commission Is unconstltu-
tlonal and Lewis Is ordered released.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-27
j. w. Bats
REaL ESTATE
a C ( NJ 7

Have IN orice the only set o. Abstract Books OF
Baros County Land titles.
FOR SALE.
About los acres located one mile
from court house. % acres In cultiva-
ton and balance IN pasture. Fenced
with 6wires. Price $4,000.
About ~ q and one-quarter acres
near schooihouse In southeast part
jf town. SMALL ..,w cottage, tenant
house and veil on premises. Price
i75O.
Six room house and two lots Of
md located four blocks from
Nh Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price 1920.
One quarter block near Allen Aca-
DENY. East front. Price t2o0.0O
Terms easy.
One half Of block near Allen
academy. Price 500 40.
Lots near school house at ei00
each.
About a. acres Of land on south
Side ~ town, good new i-roOm house
with we'll, cistern and out-houses.
Price $1,000.
i-room house, with pantry hall
and two galleries. Tub cistern, bor-
ed we'll, stable and garden. Locat-
cd Z blocks from Courthouse. Rents
for $500 per month. Price $3.50 o..
One.quartor block and good broom
house, garden, orchard and neces-
sary outhouses; located In good
noighborhood IN northern part of
town. Price s625OO.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-27

Pittsburg. Pa. March 26.-At the TO-
quest OF tho Buffalo police, authorities
OF this city are trying 10 locate Edwin
NJ. Mills. n former resident OF Buffalo.
who Is wanted In connection with the
murder OF Edwin l.. Burdick The
police are looking for a man whom
they suspect of having brought a wo-
man 10 Buffalo who acted as n decoy
I'm an attempt TO lure Burdick 10 a
house where evidence could be secured
which would block his suit Tor divorce.
The telegram stated that Mills has
been In the city for several days, and
that he was thought 20 be stopping at
one OF the principal hotels
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-27
DID THE ACT.


General Macdonald rudod ui. Existence
at the Hotel Hegcust.
par.a. March Major General
u..,.. ,f,.p.r-rt ,.r-r,,rFl,- b,
hI'u-I I'i'.' I' wy ''i '"' '"' "'
the tornmu. Officers in the British
army. araIrsr whom ch.rru based on
t..,,...,. .... ....-.. r....i ....... i.,r. ...,
,.,n
commute. ~ ... ii'''' N's'
net Doc H.. himself u ilD right TEN.
pIe shortly after noon and DNrIrol a
f.v ,.lrrt.r l4tr- Tr. ..r.--l UNA
a''". DID ".' ''.'.. "' '''
main floor u. t.0 ..... a' Oh. time OF
the tragedy
ono nf OH" '.T... attendant honri
The p."'.. "I. .". "n.1."r s. door
saw 'H. "'... ...'. ..'.. .".i our
uu iH' '..f 1916. .. .I. from
% 1H... ""'H. .H '.. h.I. She ran
sorglm.n" '1 3D." balloon. overlooking
Nh" lobby ni '.. ..i... where many
guests including number ni ladies'.
were assembled The proprietor nf tho
hotel was 'h. tr.i i1 reach Che eN
piring man Medical help was immc.
diatrl} summoned, Out ItalA ensled
quickly
Tho comr is7ary of police was called
and, accompanied by DOCTOR pro
cccde1 to q preliminary investigation
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-27
PASTOR ON STAND.
festine- as Ia Statements Made by Mrs.
Hull aud Late Mr. Burdick.

festihe- as "a Statements Made by Mrs.
Hull aud Late Mr. Burdlck.
Buffalo. n. Y. March 26.-The gen
Sral belief In the Burdick case is that
nothing In the nature Of material evil
dence bearing directly upon the muir.
der OF Burdlck will be forthcoming.
Rev l.. NJ. Powers testified that
Mrs Hull and Burdlck were members
OF his church congregation. On two
separate occasions he had talked with
Mir. Burdlck In regard TO his do
nestle affairs lie said that Mrs. Hull
had told him her daughter had left
home aud suit for divorce was pend
ing She said her daughter was not
without fault, but was not alone 10
blame. Mrs. Hull was Burdiek's
motherin-law.
on the hrst occasion that he visited
Burdick he walked up home with him.
30 that he was with him about an
hour Burdick told him about every
thing that had come out In this exam
ination.
What did be tell you that has not
come Out?'
HE told me Pencil threatened to
commit suicide II the divorce suit was
not withdrawn and that Pencil was
succeeding in .mpressing the sincerity
Of his threat upon Mrs. Burdick to
such an extent that she had believed
him and induced Burdick TO 20 10
Pennell and tell him that II he would
get out Of town he would call every
thing square think he said Pencil
had given him written promise 20
| leave town He told me that he had
made up his mind 90 make public all
letters Penncll had written Mrs Bur
dick and he impressed upon me how
ridiculous Il would make Pennell ap
/ pear
Rey Mr. Power. rnrsut'v made
statement over his -IgnWur" defend
ing Mr. Hull and accusing Penneil.
| then dead ~ the murder Of Burdick.
| IL Is said. however. that II was not so
much on account 90 this accusation
| that he was subposuaed, but because
/ be was BurdiCks pastor.