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miliar to readers of The Constitution.
this being the first paper to fully pre-
sent them at the time the matter was
under consideration at Tallahassee
The first Of the appropriation bills-the
pension bill-was reported to the house
today, and notice was given that 1t Will
be- called up tomorrow for consideration.
Charges Against Swayne.
Mr. Lamar, democrat. of Florida. ris
ing to a question of privilege, after an
nouncing that he would offer q resolution.
in which would be embodied a joint reso-
luton of the Florida legislature. said
an pursuance of that joint resolu-
ton. I desire to impeach Charles Swayne.
Judge of the United States district court
for the northern district of Florida, With
high crimes and misdemeanors.'
The resolution, after reciting in the pre-
amble the resolution of the Florida legis-
lature, says:
"Resolved That the committee on the
judiciary be directed to inquire and report
whether the action Of the house is requis-
tie concerning the official misconduct Of
Charles Swayne, judge OF the United
States district court for the northern dis
trict OF Florida, and say whether said
Judge has held terms of his court Us
required by law whether he has con-
tinuously and persistently absented him
self from the said state, and whether
his acts and omissions in his Office Of
Judge have beer such as in any degree
to deprive the people OF that district of
The benefits of the court therein to
amount to a denial of justice: whether
the said judge has been guilty of cor
rupt conduct In office and whether his
administration OF his office his resulted
in injury and wrong to litigants of his
court"
The resolution further authorizes the
judiciary committee to send for persons
and papers and TO do other things es-
sential TO the investigation.
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MORPHINE AND
OPIUM HABITS
An Interview with a Well-Known
Georgian as to Whether or Not
These Habits Can Be
Cured

ION youth and prosperity. to prema-
'uie age and restitution. and then back
;r a,h 70 health and happiness. all this
- ~ o''el space Of five years. are some
- 'ne unusual facts in the life of Hugh
fiend
20 Constitution reporter who had
nsafa OF this wonderful transformation.
MI Dorsey said:
I'VE years ago | fell Il victim TO tho
"'n'oH morphine. for while | could take
" -" uoSes day. and attend to my bus
iieSS' but alter increasing the amount
iioii a gram to 60 grains per day ! felt
INC need OF another stimulant. so | began
using cocaine with morphine. | continued
us use until | was unable to work. L
went about the streets of Atlanta-a
physical wreck. / increased the amount
OIL drugs was taking until l was using
w grams OF morphine and 100 grains OF
cocaine daily. ] didn't know what it was
10 sleep, and one or two meals a week
WAS as much as | ever ate My condition
was such that when | failed to appear on
the streets my friends would begin to
search for my dead body
had a few faithful true friends, ana
they decided to have me cured, If posi-
Die. they put me under the care of Or.
w a Starnes, a noted specialist. for the
cure of these diseases. whose sanitarium
is located at 7o4 Decatur road, Atlanta.
Ca He cat off my morphine and cocaine
and gave me medicine instead. | was sur
prsed by the fact that | had no further
desire for the drugs The medicine took
their place. and began TO eat regularly.
and to gain flesh rapidly ana III exactly
thirty DAYS ! was released not only
u, IL
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HIS CRAFT REFUSES TO FLY.
Professor Langley Once More Tests
His Aerial Machine.

Washington December 8.-Nnder
weather conditions which were regarded
rs perfect The Langley airship o. aero
plane today was given a second trial
a short distance from Washington down
the Potomac the result being the com
plete wreck of the airship. Everything
mas been in readiness for the trial for
some days. SO that II was felt all that
was needed for the test was the right
sort OF wind and weather This after
noon these conditions presented them
selves and the test was made
On the word being given 10 launch
the acloplane. il slided smoothly along
The launching tramway until the end OF
the tramway was reached. when. on be
ing left to itself the aeroplane broke
in two and turned completely over, pre-
clpltating Professor Charles NJ. Manly.
who was operating it. into the Icy water
beneath the tanglN mass. One Of ms
assistants lear ped overheard and brought
him aboard the house boat. on which me
launching tr1mWay was lAld- Professor
Langley was present to witness the ,e7l'
and appeared crestfallen when he saw
the product OF months Of study and Ia
Dor disappear beneath the water.
AT 40 o'clock in the afternoon. when
all was ready and with darkness fast
aUDroachina Professor Langley called
his chief assistant Mr Manly aside and
gave him his Last Instructions The lat
ter then douned his lie jacket and en-
tered the car Aftcr few moments ne
SET the machinery in motion and the pro-
nelers rapidly reyolVed Then he gave
fhe signal ana an instant later there vas
a crash. the after part of the ship frii
upon the deck Of the house boat WAlle
fl forward in which PROT Manly was
seated. was seen 10 rise signify then
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| tees full power to act as they deemed
| best in the matter.
| Mr.. Hyatts proposition includes a gift
| of $4,000 in cash, 20 acres of land IN
| the suburbs of Columbia. together with
| guarantee to secure $1,000 additional and
| sell the present property of the college
for not less than $4,000. The trustees
| say the change Will be made and Mr..
| Hyatts proposition accepted.
| The report of the committee on temper
! aEce made by j. w. Hamel. brought forth
| question of great interest. MI Hamei
asked for the opinion OF Bishop Smith as
| to whether the clause in the church dis
| cipline forbiddng members OF the Meth
| odist church to deal in liquor. applied
| To the dispensary law and II dispensers
| were exempt because they were officers
! Of the law.
| The bishop said he could not give a
ruling except with specific case before
him. but 1t was his opinion that members
of the church could not become dispensers
without violating the church discipline
r. G.. Murphy, Henry s. Singleton and
r. S. Truesdale having completed the
course prescribed ny the conference. were
elected elders f. r. Hodges, Of this
class. who failed to appear before the
committee was continued in the class
of the fourth year. Charles ". Wray and
Charles Burgess were elected local ell
ders.
T. p. Inabinet ana l.. f. Virgins were
s r. Barber from the Montana confer
ence was announced
The board of mana gers of Epworth or
phanaoe made an encouraging report On
The wears work Rev r J. Clyde preach
cd this afternoon and tonight mission
arv rally was held when addresses were
made by Rev. r. @. Watson. of Charles
ton and Rev J. e. c. Newton, Hud Kew
T. w. Wolline missionaries to China and
Iapan respectively.
The students and faculty of GreenVlile
Female college entertained a numDer or
conference delegates al reception 'his
afternoon.
Grcenville. s. G.. December l2.-(Spe-
ciaI AFTER strong and eloquent adj
dress by DR. W r. LambHth. gene raj
missionary secretary, the South caro-
lima conference this morning subscribed
S4 $50 to be used in a building Of Gran
berry college a theological institution To-
Gated in Brazil.
One of the leading features Of the corr
ference today WIS the address OF Presid-
ing Bishop \ Coke Smith 10 the under
graduates. young men who have served
two years in the travelling connection on
trial admitted into full connection. The
bishop was very earnest and Impressive
In his words giving some strong. prac-
teal and highly spiritual advice to the
young men. The address was one of the
best that has been heard at this con-
ference.
The following We're admitted INTO fun
come ction: Thomas L. BaVin. S. O.
Cantey. sam T Creech \. ID. Driggers'
G E Morey Edward. 5alues r. Fowler,
Joseph A. Graham. William II Murray
and John L Splnks.
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Reports on Church Extension.

Pensacola. TIA. December lo-jSpeciap
Tho second CAY session OF the Ala
hama Methodist conf renee WAS some
what iivelier than tA" one the PRED eding
DAY. The first matter TO come up was
= commune lion from the board Of church
extensions. stating thai s77.e3 had been
raised during the past wear for this work.
and that the value o. church buildings in
the South had been Increased BY more
than two million dollars
II. T. Whisner secretary Of the church
extension board ri the south. delivered
an address upon the work of the past
twelve years and what had been accom-
piished since h. had been in Office. The
church. ne stated. owned $50 900 900
worth Of property in the south
One Of the interesting features Of the
forenoon session WAS an address by Dr.
Tillet of Vanderbilt university who said
that twenty-five hundred ministers OF
the church had secured their training
theTs.
The board o. missions then submitted
resolution placing the assessment FOR
missions at So 600 which was adopted
4 fact not generally known was brought
forth in a report Of one of the presid-
Ing elders. whom he stated that Mormon
ism was rapidly increasing in Western
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Cotton Short in China.

shan,hai December lo-The latest re-
ports estimate that the cotton crop VIII
be 70 per cent OF thc average.
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CONFERENCE AT GREENvILLE.
South Carolina Methodists Held Their
Annual Gathering

Creenrile $. G., December 9.-fSpecial.)
Bishop g. Coke Smith convened The one
hundred and eighteenth session Of the
South Carolina Methodist conference In
Buncombe Street church this morning at
10 O'Clock.
As is customary on the converting Of
the conference the sacrament OF the
Lords supper was administered
Roll call showed one hundred ana
seventy-threc clergymcn and nineteen
laymen present
In behalf OF the officers Of Trinity
church Of Charleston. Rev T, ". Daniel
presented Bishop Smith with gavel
made Of The mahogany ratings Of the
pews of the old Trinity church, Of which
the bishop was AZ one time pastor. The
bishop made an appropriate aud feeling
response
Presiding Elder Wilson. Of Cokesbury
district reported ,hat . college building,
costing $40 600 now in course Of erection
at Greenwood would be offered TO The
conference a a future session
Mission assessments were reported paid
by Charleston and Sumter districts
This afternoon the annual sermon to
undcrgra ouates was preached by Rev. J.
r. Carlisle. Tonight Rev. w. / Herbert.
Of Columbia. preached a strong sermon %
d large congregation.
Transacts Business Promptly
Grcenvlle. S. G. December io.-(Spe-
ciall-PI emptiness and aleitness in the
transaction of business by It's members
characterized the second session of the
Methodist conference. held this morning.
Delegates attend IN large numbers and
manifest great interest tn the proceed
ings Bishop Smith is an admirable pre-
siding officer. executing parliamentary
rules with precision ana performing the
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-02
FIVE ARRESTS MADE.
Sultan Has 10 Informed Our Minis
ter at Constantinople.
TURKS STILL INSIST
That the Shooting when American
Consul Was Passing sby In .
Carriage Was Carrying
Ont Joyous Custom.

Constantinople. Sept 1.-The porte
has notified Minister LeiSchmai that
Ave arrests have been made at Beirut
In connection with the shooting which
led TO the report that william c. Ma
Eelssen. United States vice and deputy
consul there. had been assasslnated.
The Turkish officials continue 20 insist
that no attempt was made on the vlco
eonsurs life and they reassert that the
whole story originated In n Joke OF a
shot fired on the occasion Of a native
marriage and In accordance with Gus
tom. Mr.. Leischman. however. refuses
10 accept such explanation without con-
elusive proof by judicial Investigation.
An attempt 10 burn the American
college at kharput occurred Ave weeks
ago and was apparently the work OF an
individual who considered he had
grievance against the college authorl-
ties. When Mr.. Leischman was inform
ed OF the attempt he demanded that the
porte protect the American Institution.
and as a consequence OF his representa-
tions instructions were sent 10 the au-
thorities at Kharput to try In the regu-
lar courts charges against fifty Ar
menians accused OF trafficking In arms
and engaging In other seditious acts
Among tho accused Is Professor Ten
ekediian OF the American college. whose
treatment In prison pending his trial
was also ordered TO be improved.
Mr.. Leisch II pressing for definite set
- ~ IA.
agreements were reached with Turkish
authorities last year but which IN spite
OF frequent promises on the part % the
porte have never been executed. For In
stance. a naturalized American IL still
in prison AZ Tripoli. Syria. although the
porte has frequently informed Mr..
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Leischman that ths authorities NJ Bei-
rut who have Jurisdiction over Tripoli
have been ordered TO llherate him.
Monday Mr.. Leischmnn received a
telegram from Rear Admiral Cotton.
dated from Genoa. Italy. sunday even
ing. announcing that the United states
warships Brooklyn and San Francisco
would arrive on the coast az the end
OF this week. American officials here
attribute the dispatch OF warships 20
Turkish waters not solely to the Ma
gelssen AFFAIR. but 60 the general dissat-
isfaction of authorities az Washington
at non-fulnllment of the porte's promise
IN regard 10 pending questions and 10
the determination OF President Roose-
wilt to show Turkey that she can not
trlhe with American representatives.
Diplomatic circles here generally ap-
prove the energetic action of the Unit
ed States which. ne pointed out. is am
ply justified by the had faith of Turkey.
and IL is felt here that the appearance
of United states warships IN Turkish
waters will lead To an Immediate set-
Element of the pending dispute. Moth
ing so impresses the porte as naval
demonstration. and diplomats claim this
will he specially noticeable IN the pres
ent case as Americans are not fettered
like the other powers by agreements
regulating the international political a..
fairs ~ Turkey.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-02
SWUNG UP IN EFFIGY
The Populace Seem to Have Hatred
OF Foreigners
vENEZUELANS ANGRY
Two Traders We're Arrested For Not
Paying Their Taxes and Sew.
eral other Parties Are
Likewise Treated.

cumuns. Sept LA gibbet was
erected In a stree, OF this city on which
was hanged an efisy representing for
eignor and the popuIace beat the dunn
my with sticks amid shouts OF death
TO the foreigners
Two leading traderN H. PalaIzi. a
Frenchman. and Herr spriek. a Ger
man. were recently arrested in Cuidad
Bolivar by the order of President Cas-
tTo for refusing 20 pay their taxes.
which had already been collected by
the reyolutionists during the latter's
occupation OF the city. Many other
persons were also arrested on the same
charge. The French and German
Ministers al caracas protested and OBJ
tanned the Immediate release OF their
fellow countryman.
General Rolaneo and 200 rebel ofii-
GERS. who were captured AZ Ciudad Boil
ivar have arrived az Maracaibo. They
were incarcerated IN the fortress Of
San Canlos with their feet In irons.
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HARSH INJUSTICE.
Foreigners Are Having a Hard Time Ia
Interior of Venezuela.

wiilemstad. Island OF Curacao. Sept
i.-Harsh injustice is being meted out
10 foreigners residing In the interior OF
venezuela. where the local authorities
are hunting down all foreigners who dare
10 present claims against Venezuela In
accordance with the recent protocol.
Near Coro a local tribunal refused 10
accept testimony Of three Italians. and
on their Offering their depositions. they
were arrested and thrown In Jail Two
OF them attempted 20 escape. were fired
on and one OF them was killed. The
Venezuelan government does not deny
this occurrence. but H. doing nothing
10 prevent rcpetitions. II Is learned
on good authority that the letters sent
20 foreigners from the Italian and other
legations. instructing them to send in
their claims. were seized IN the post
~ as TO prevent the claims from ar
riving In Caracas IN time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-02
WILL CONTROL.


Constantinopie. Sept. L-Consular dis
patches from Pristhina. near the Ser.
vian frontier. confirm the reports tina,
nearly an Christian villages IN the dis
tricts Of Dibre. hfty-four miles from
Monastlr and Giccvo have been pill
laged and burned and the Inhabitants
have fed. IL Ia not stated whether AL
banians or Bulgarians are perpetrators
OF the outrages. In spite Of the appar-
ent gravity. a general salutatlon of OPP
tlmlsm prevails In Turkish cirles. In
the course OF audiences which the Ger
man ambassador. Baron Hirschal Won
Bieberstein. and the Russian ambassa-
dor. NJ zinevien. had with the sultan
for the purpose of recommending more
energetic action and entrustlng 10 the
Turkish commander-in-chie full dlrec-
ton Of military operations, the sultan
replied that he preferred 20 retain con"
troll az Constantinoplc.