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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
JACKSON DAY.
Nss"srs ef .old nicker,- WIN ne Duly
sna fruis Remembered.

ana rruiN Hsmsaber.a.
CahSago, March % The Jackson dav
eanlari at tae Auditorium 10 De rlven
;, tec lg'Saois club on March Is. prom.
'sss o. csauNasle one. Speakers who
stvc consented Co make addresses In
s,eie e3wact NJ Sheppard OF New
WA senator Bailey % Texas. Con.
stts"tr hearU1Dd % Missouri. 10.
80 htr-'r 90 Cincinnati. Judge J..
" NcS.ason. representing Tennessee.
a. catye state % Andrew Jackson.
Nav rarter Harrison OF Chicago. NJ.
B. lrgtis. president - the Big Four
-s..-at4 ana candidate FOR mayor of
ccc,1-ai ant samuel Alschuler. Dem.
,tr4.ae ccnirte f1r governor % Ilu-
ass 1i ,lst election
Lrttcrs rcgrctt.ng their inability 10
- T-tscrt have been received from
R,aari Oiaey. David n Nm. Henry
Wltterscn and many Others Letters
Save also been sent by ex-President
Grover Cleveland. General Nelson A.
Niles aud Judge Lambert Tree, which
wi.l BE- read az the dinner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
Clause Heenaoted

Topeka Kan.S March l2.--The bin re-
enacung the>ruisance clause in the
prohiblt1ry law recently declared uu-
constitutional by the state supreme
court has been sent 20 the governor
for bis signature. The clause. which
o. one OF the most important in.the act.
had. according 20 the court. been no.
peaied boy the Murell law. a measure
that grew out OF the Carrie Nation cru
SADIE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
SENSATIONAL SEQUEL.
The Whereabouts OF lady CraasIlls Cor
don Are Not known.

The Whereabouts OF Lady GrsatIIis Cor.
don Are Not known.
London. March IA sensational
sequel has been found to the scanda.
lous Gordon trial. which occupied the
divorce courts for three weeks by the
flight OF Lady Granville Gordon with
her child. Clcely for the possession Of
which the suit was brought In CIV.
ing judgment Sir Francis Joune. the
presiding justice. scathingly comment.
ed on Lady Granyille's conduct. II
was easy 10 guess what the verdict
would be long before the Justice
wound up with ordering the child TO
be delivered 10 his father. Lady Gran.
vile left the court and went home
She has since disappeared. and Lore
Granville declares be does not know
her whereabouts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
PROGRESS MADE.
II l. Now thought Vote Nay ne raker
Tuespay.

Washington. March 12.-Declded pro
gress was made toward reaching a
vote on the Colombian canal treaty,
and when the senate adjourned at 3:i2
p. m. Wednesday. there was general
understanding that tomorrow In all
probability some hour nert Tuesday
would be definitely agreed on as the
time when a vote should be- taken On
the treaty and amendments An state
mcnts say that there are yet some de
tails 20 be arranged. leaving II impos.
sible absolutely TO conclude the agree
ment mp 10 this time. There Is. how
ment before Thursday There Is. how
ever. no doubt In the minds OF leading
senators that the vote will be taken on
Tuesday
The arrangement was brought about
largely by Senator Frye who by virtue
OF long service with Senator Morgan
on the committee on foreign relations,
has ccme 20 be on terms Of great In.
tlmaey with the Alabama senator.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13

Have IN ofloe the only set OF Abstract Boots OF
Biafos 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 $1,000
About ore and one-auartor acres
near schoc.house In southeast part
)f town. SMALL ~ cottage, tenant
house and veil on premises. Price
1850.
Six room house aud two lots 81
md located four blocks from
Nh street. Brick cistern on pre-.
nise-. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen AGA
denny. Fast front. Price $3.50.
Terms easy
one half 81 block near Allen
academy. Price 500 40.
Lots near school house at siuO
each.
About ~ acres ~ land on south
Side Of town, good new i-room house
with well, cisteTn and out-hous,s.
Price $1,000.
4.room house, with pantry. hall
and two galleries. Tub cistern. bur-
I'd well, stable and garden. LUcnf-
I'd : blocks from Courthouse. Rents
for ~ 10 per month Price SGiOO1
One. quarter block and good i-room
house, garden. orchard and necos-
snry outhousos; located Ia good
neighbOrhood iu northern part uf
town. Price 1928 20.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
ARKANSAS TRAGEDY.
DR.. Gavin. Meets His Death ~ the Hand,
OF Riley Roberts.

DR.. Gavin. Meet. 40. Death NJ the Hand,
OF Riley Roberts.
Little Rock. Ark. March IA spe
eial 90 the Arkansas Gazette from
Eureka Springs Ark. says Or r
+. Cayins OF Cavlnal. this county. was
shot and killed by Riley Roberts
There was no eye witnesses 70 the
tragedy and the report was brought
IN by Roberts brother. who told the
sheriff that NJ the two men met near
n saw mill. that Cavins drew revolver
10 fire. but was anticipated by Rob
erts. who fred first aud continued
firing with fatal effect. bad feeling
which had existed for a long time va
aggravated by the arrest last summer
OF Dr. Cayius 40 the instance ~ Rob
erts. charged with violating postal reg
ulations
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
ON TRIAL AGAIN

For the second Time Iintson q. up BE
fore louisiana Court
New Orleans. March l2.-Tho second
trial of A. T. Batson. The young Mis-.
sour farm hand. charged with the
murder o.. seven members OF the Earl
family near Welsh La. Is In progress
at Lake Charles. Most n the wit.
nosses who appeared on the first trial
have testified again. Their evidence
against the accused has been consider
ably modified. There has been cousid.
cradle change In public sentiment az
Lake Charles and the element of doubt
which was Ignored before. has now
taken a frm hold on the minds % 90.
public.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
Buncoed a Lady.

TcXarkana Tex. March IA Mrs
Hart OF Shreveport was buncoed ont
OF 5000 by two confidence men In the
sitting room % the Kansas city South
ern depot here Tuesday night one OF
the men FIRST introduced himself as the
station agent, which was untrue. AMI
thus obtained the lady's confidence
Later be- introduced DTS confederate as
a banker OF Shreveport. who was going
on the same train home. as that on
which Mrs Hart was going he need.
ed 5000 90 pay a freight bill' and gave
a check Tor $4,000 a. security.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
BANKS eAplY CAvEp.
old Lesse a caruther.,iiie l. said 10 u,
washing Away.

fNNANs
Memphis. Tenn. March i2.-The rlv.
or Is slowly rising at Memphis. ths
gauge marking $3.50 feet Weather bu
reau officials have issued warning
bulletin In which they say the water
Will surely reach thirty-eight feet and
saying thirty nine feet is probable.
Reports from Charlottesville. No.
where the old leyee is reported to be
washing away. state that the banks
have been badly oayed in front OF the
new levee. The Old levee has been
abandoned In front OF town. Engineer
Fitzpatrick telegraphs that the new EN-.
bankment can hold i've additional feet
OF water and that the situation Is we'll
In hand. The leyee two miles south
Of Charlottesville is caving badly. and
the greatest danger Is looked Tor al
this point The country for hfty
miles around Caruthersville is flooded
and railway traffic suspended
Landing places along the river are
submerged. Msny towns are entirely
surrounded by water and the river has
backed up for miles at many places.
Another weak spot In the leyee sys-
TEN Is apparent now az Nancluse Ark.
near Greenyille. Miss. A sand boil"
appeared there just back % the leyee
Tuesday. between Horns bond Ia the
river and west of Lake Chicot The
boil" was promptly suppressed. but
It's appearance indicated an under
ground assure that may prove danger
GUS Vancluse Is In the Third United
States district aud under supervision
OF Captain Charles l.. Potter.
The work ~ distributing supplies
and establishing suh-statious along the
levee system will be- continued until all
danger Is past The St Francis leyee
board and Captain Lucas are contInu
ing their work Of supervision of leyees
from New Madrid. Mo. 10 the begin
ming OF the Third division. near the
mouth OF White river.
Many refugees from low lands are
arriving az Memphis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
TRAFFIC IN GIRLS.
DepIorable state OF AGair. T. Said 10 he
Existence la seattle,

Depiorabie state of Anairs T. said 10 lie
Existence la seattle.
Seattle. Wash, March l2.-Invest-
CATION by customs officers into the
slave traffic OF young girls brought
from Japan into the United States and
sold 20 men who farm them out for
immoral purposes has revealed a DO
plorahlo state OF affairs. much greater
IN extent than ever before anticipated.
Japanese consuls in this district with
lend aid On breaking up the business
and their influence to have every pnr.
son depor'od for connection with the
traffic punished ON their arrival iu
Japan Assurances have been given
the japanese government that the
mg-ter-wilI boz taken mp and the laws
enforced. which provide severe pun.
.shmout Tor such acts of misconduct
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13

Vera Cruz. Mex. March l2.-Thrce
cases % a mysterious disease said 20
resemble the luJonir plague having
occurred at Ch.ulmeca on the line oi
the Tehuantenec railway. the state
government sent physicians 20 that
town 90 make an investigation They
report informally that the disease is
quite distinct from bubonic pest There
ls no apprehension felt that the plague
VIII invade the isthmus by way OF
Sal.na Cruz the Pacific terminus of the
Tehantopec railway. as the sanitary
precautions taken there are exceeding
ly strict
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13

Chicago. March l2-E a Batcs'nnd
r. Il Sterns. alleged to have swiullod
farmers In the west and northwest tO
tho extent ot $4,000. were arrested
here They are said 90 have received
carloads OF produce 10 sell ON com
mission and 20 have appropriated the
proceeds By frequently changing
their business names they have 10 o.
alleged. eluded officers t1f many
months
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
srn.nllnnn, nrLhrr, chnrrr

Toronto. Ont, March l2-R Y.
Gamry, Conservative caused a scnsa.
ton In the provincial legislature boy
charging that De received $1,000 90
give hls support 20 the Liberal gov.
eminent
Charge IS the Grst of its Mind made
IN the ontario legislature iu twenty
years Premier Ross has promised q
full investigation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
WANTS BOTH.
81. Louis WIN Seek Democratic aud lie
publican Conventions

81. Louis WIZ seek Democratic aud lie.
publican Conventions.
Washington. March Representa-.
tive Bartholdt OF St Louis, told tho
president that ST. Louis would endcav.
or 10 secure both the Republican and
Democratic national conventions next
year
1T will be Worlds fair year in St
Louis" said Or. Bartholdt. the great
est year In the history OF the city and
we viii be able to offer such attrac.
lions TO both national conventions as
never before have been offered by any
city"
President Roosevelt told DR.. Bar.
thold that he would not take part IN
the selection Of a place for the holding
OF convention and the representative
discussed with the president some ar.
engagements for his visit 10 St Louis
at the time OF the dedication Of tho
exposition grounds on April go
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
r.,erabls I..rert nrd.r.h.

Washington. March i2.-The senate
committe on foreign relations author
lied favorable reports on the extradi.
ton treaties recently negotiated be.
tween the United States and the re.
publlcs OF Mexico and Guatemala The
Mexican treaty Is an amendment 20
the existing treaty between the two
countries. adding the crime OF bribery
20 the list Of eXtraditable ofenses.
The Guatemalan treaty Is new and
covers all the crimes usually included
In extraditlon treaties.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
McIntosh Improving.

Atlanta. Ga March l2-Thc condi
ton of J. II. Mcintosh. general coun.
sci OF the Southern division OF the
Postal Cable and Telegraph company
who has been critically ill for several
days az the Majestic hotel is pro
nounccd 10 De greatly improved. Ills
physicians now have hope OF his ~.
CovCry.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
nn.e Mnrc R.nidl, 1hnr.n,r.

New Orleans. March 12-Ther'ver
has been rising more rapidly The
guage marked lS7. a rise OF three.
tenths OF foot In twenty.four hours
This Is within eighttenths Of foot
OF the record OF 1897. An increased
force Of men has been put TO work
along the river front and sacklng is
being carried on all along the line
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13

London. March IA dispatch "a
the Lloyds from Malta says the local
steamers Navarrara aud Ncustra so
nora de lOurdes have been In collision
OF Punta Santiago. and that both YES
sells sank and win prove total losses.
Some OF the passengers and crew were
saved.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
GREAT NUMBER SLAIN.

Mad Muiiah Reported To Have Lost Ons
Thousand Men.
Alden. Arabia. March l2.-Advices re-
ceived from Obbia. Somailand. say that
during the recent fight between the
followers OF the Mad Mu'sh and the
Abyssinain forces. cooperating with
the British. the former lost a thousand
men. The Mullah. Il Is added main
tanning bis authority with ruthless SCI
verify cutting the Threats OF malcon.
tents and mutllat.ng women and chill.
dTen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13

New Hayca Conn. March ia
blow received in "a hrInedly boxing
bout d. said to have put Arthur l..
Grihths Of Maiden. Mass, a medical
student az Yale into stupor that
lasted three days and has since kept
him IN Grace hospital FOR seven weeks
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13

Honolulu. March ~. (By Pacific ca.
blel Prince Albert Kakaillmoku Ku.
naiaklea is dead OF consumption. The
prince was the last descendant OF
Kamebameha the Great. and would
some day have been king OF Hawaii
had the Kamohamcha dynasty lived.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
want. Maine FIoatei

Madrid. March Foreign Minis
ter Abarzuza will propose at the next
cabinet council that the Spanish gov
eminent take steps 90 have the wreck.
cd battlcsh.p Maine relocated 10 Ha
yana harbor Zoo order 90 discover the
cause OF her sinking
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
N. Lnnl. cinh NJ nnIIa.

Dallas March IA Manager Donovan
OF the 81 Louis National League base.
ball club. accompanied by twenly-onf
players. arrived here Wednesday niglit
20 trsln for the coming season.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
Reduce. Yardase rrio,..

Topeka Kan. March Ex-Governor
Bailey has signed the stock yards bin
which reduces the yardlge prices In
cattle az Kansas City Kan, 25 per
cent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13

Hot Springs Ark March l2--Gans
won from Crosby In eleventh round.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-13
In.lIce IL, crIlIc,ll, mn

Washington. March l2-Justco Day
10 critically ill. Tie has The grippe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28

The appointment of the royal commits
sion. (announced Nov. % to advise the
government concerning the creation Of a
board for the administrative businesss
concerning the creation OF board for
the administrative business of the war
office and the consequent changes in
volved Is generally regarded as fore
shadowing the abolition OF the post of
commander In chief, or at least making
the position largely ornamental and Lord
Roberts is understood to consider that
his present ill-health offers an opportune
excuse for his retirement, thus leaving
the field clear for any changes which may
be recommended for the kings approval
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28

His Majesty through his representatives
cabled his decision to the American
yachtsmen today with his reasons Tor
the postponement. These aIs that the
prolonged period Of the Emperor's recov-
cry and the consequent accumulation OF
ali business has prevented him from re-
ceiving his yachting advisers TO arrange
the details for transatlantic race until
Il was too late for the designers ana
builders 10 have new yachts ready Tor
contest I'm the spring OF 1904.
SIR THOMAS NOTIFIED.
London. Nov. 2S-Sir Thomas Upton
this morning received a telegram from
Lord Iyonsdale. notifying him that as ILL
ness had prevented Emperor William
from meeting his yachting representatives
IL would now be too late 10 late TO build
yachts I'm Europe and make the suggested
1904 race a success. So His Majesty decid
ed 10 postpone Offering his cup for
trans-Atlantic race until 1876 Lord Ions
dale added that the Emperor. therefore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28

General Reyes talked with a representa-
tive OF The Associated Press about his
mission to Washington. He said:
You will readily admit the propriety OF
my refraining from discussing my mission
which Is OF a confidential character but of
the offers which Colombia is ready to
make desire to say that my energies
and those OF my followers will be devoted
to the granting of the canal concessions,
to the United States without the pay
ment OF cent. Even at this Colombia will
be the gamer"
Are you authorized by President Mar
roQuin to make this offer to the Wash
fngton government General Reyes was
asked:
That would be divulging my instruc-
tions before have executed them L can
not say more about this now" he re-
piled.
ON FIRE WITH ZEAL.
you can further say" continued the
general. that all Colombia is aflre with
zeal for the building of the canal by
the United States and that the unfortu-
nate political troubles which ere the sole
cause of the treatys deathe before the
Colombian congress have entirely disap-
peared. We want the canal and have
come to washington 10 see WHAT Nhe
people Of the United States prepared to
accept. come with instructions from
the president OF Colombia direct. DR..
Herran will present me to Secretary
Hay"
what ia the feeling in Colombia about
the Panama revolution?" Gen. Reyes was
asked.
WILL PUT DOWN REBELLION.
Feeling Is running high and there Is
Indignation over the events on the 18TH
mus. We can and will put down the
rebellion IL not interfered with from the
outside so tense is the feeling and so
national the spirit OF determination 70
bring the isthmus back into the republic
that President Marroquin will have no
trouble in raising an army twice the size
necessary to put down the disturbance
| Such an army can march overland to the
| isthmus, the opinion of ill-advised per-
| sons TO the contrary notwithstanding.
What can the United States do. nov
| that a treaty has been signed by Secre
! tary Hay and M Bunau Varilla?'
That treaty has not been ratified. Th'
! Colombian government does not ask TIT
United States to aid II In putting dowi
| the revolution on tho isthmus. All w
ask IL TO be allowed 10 conduct our owl
affairs free from outside interference. Tn
Colombia government can put down tn
revolution without violating letter o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
SHOT TO
Death
IN STREET
Young Son Of a St. Louis Po.
lice Captain Murdered
In Chicago.

Chicago. Nov. 2s.-George Reynolds. ie
years old, son of Capt. Reynolds of the
st. Louis police department. was murder
ed on a street near the business district
Of the city today. Following the sound
OF pistol shots. his body was picked up
near the sidewalk In an unconscious con-
dition by the driver of a newspaper de-
livery wagon. Reynolds revived ana
gasped, 81 have been shot In the mouth.
He then lost consciousness again and
was carried to a police station, where he
died as he was being lifted TO a hospital
ambulance.
Detectives are working on the theory
that a woman Is concerned in the young
mans death. II was said that Reynolds
was with a young woman shortly before
his death.
Reynolds came TO Chicago from st.
Louis a few weeks ago TO take position
at the Majestic hotel. He resigned. how
ever Thanksgiving day and the hotel
management knew nothing Of him since
that time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
4 new DEAL.
Hartford Gas Company Passes Into Control
Of Ualtsd Gas and Electric Company.

Hartford. Nov 2s.--A deal by which
the Hartford City Gas Light company
Will shortly pass into control of the
United Gas and Electric company Of
New York. as a holding corporation, is
announced as nearly completed.
A majority OF the stockholders OF the
Hartford company Is said to have accept
ed an offer for the exchange OF their
stock. share for share with the preferred
stock Of the holding company with 20
per cen. OF the common stock of the
new company thrown in. The stock Of
the Hartford company is now s75o.oo0.
and Is rated at 200. Under the pro-
posed change, the holding company will
have a capital OF 81 800, 900. of which one
half will be preferred stock on which a
guaranty of s per cent. dividends Is given
and the other half will be common
stock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28

by the commission.
From the terms OF the reference TO the
commission, II is quite evident that It
was appointed TO find a practical means
of carrying into effect the recommenda-
tions OF Lord Usher, a member OF the
commission. which were appended as a
note TO the commissions report.
Therein Lord Esher specifically urged
the abolition of the postoffice commander
In chief and the appointment OF general
officer to command the army, making
him responsible to the secretary for war
for the efficiency of the military forces.
His lordship further recommended the es-
tablishment OF an advisory and executive
board. presided over by the secretary for
war on the lines OF the admiralty board.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28

the treaty OF 1886 l refer TO the treaty
that we always have respected and ad-
hered TO and not 10 the treaty as IN
terpreted In these later days"
DOES NOT COME TO LOBBY.
When his attention was called to the
reports from Panamanian and other
sources that he had come to Washington
10 conduct a lobby TO defeat the ratifica-
tion OF the treaty. he said very emphatic
ally:
~ authorize The Associated Press to
say for me at the outset OF my visit that
my movements here shall be strictly In
accordance with the powers with which l
am clothed shall deal with the officials
OF the Washington government direct to
whom bear letters OF credence from the
Bogota government. / am not here as a
private agent and / shall ignore such re-
Elections upon my personal and official
character"
Continued on page Two.
(Second Edtion.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
GENERAL COUNSEL RETlRES.

New York. Nov. 2s.--winslow s. Pierce
has retired as general counsel Of the
Union Pacific Railroad company. an Of
fee which he has filled for many years.
He will continue to be general counsel of
the Missouri Pacific. The report that the
retirement OF Mr.. Pierce from the service
OF the Union Pacific signifies that the
Gould interest in that system has been
lessened is denied.
II Is understood that Mr. Pierce will re-
main a member OF the executive commit
tee OF the Union Pacific.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
General Reyes, Who Has Arrived at
Washington, Says His Country
Will Grant the United States All
the Canal Concessions Provided
For in the Hay-Herran Treaty
Without the Payment of Any
Money Consideration.

Washington Nov a8That the Republic of Colombia to
the provided the Hay
treaty absolutely free of the proposition which
Reyes Colombia the United States
ington
Reyes arrived here today He met at the station by
of Colombian charge and his