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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
DEPRAVED MONSTER.
II Allegations Are Correct lie Is Z
Very Vile Man.
FOURTEEN CHARGES.
That Number of Girls Of Tender Ages
Are said TO Have Been Sought
by a Resident Of Niagara
falls TO Ruin.

Buffalo. y. Y. Sept. i'.--w. II.
Davey. a bicycle and automobile deal
~ OF Niagara Falls. was arrested on
the charge % cfimlnaliy assaulting FL
sie Christy. ten years old. lie wa,
bailed by his wife In the sum OF 5000
Later he was arrested. charged with
asssulting another girl When ar
raigued on the charge Judge Honey
declined 20 admit him 10 bail. saying
the safest place for him was the city
jail. Several other charges were made
OF like nature against Davey. Alto
Eether. fourteen specific charges were
made. the ages of the victims being
from slx to fourteen years
Detectives reported 10 chief % Po-
lice Maloney that Dlyey had been ac-
cused % also attempting 10 assault
the CHIEFS daughter. aged seven years.
Chrf Muloney questioned his child and
she told him that Davey coaxed her
into his place and attempted 10 as
Eault her. chief Mlloney had Davey
brought from his cell ana the little
girI identnri him. Malouey drow his
revolver ana was about 90 shoot the
prisoner when "a detective sergeant in
trrferrd ana disarmcl the officer.
Davry was taken 90 I.ookpnrt Jail az
being feared uu attempt would be-
made to lyuCh him if Doe remained ~
Niagara Fa.ls.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
FLORIDA HURRICANE.
The Damage Done May Foot UP 0ce
Million OF Dollars.
TAMPA A SUFFERER.
Numerous Bnildings Mere Damaged
and In Some Insianres Work Had
TO lie Suspended In Mills
aud Factories.

Jacksonville. Fla. Sept It.-No wires
wers working south OF Jaeksonvllls
Monday morning and details OF the
hurricane which swept across the
southern part OF the state Saturday are
Incomplete. SO far an known seven
people met death. the bodies OF 1--WE
being washed up near Miami on the
eastern coast. nd two near Boynton. on
the west aide OF the state Passengers
arriving on belated trains report on the
east coast many vessels have been
wrecked. coastwise and others. Above
Miami Il Is reported that seven or
eight vessels are ashore. Much injury
has been done 70 orange groves and
gardens and Il Is feared beautiful win
ter homes % northern people have been
damaged. The greatest damage Is re-
ported from Tampa. and authentic in
formation from that section. on the
west coast. II anxiously awaited. wlnds
were sweeping across Alabama and
Mississippi Monday. and all wires south
OF Montgomery. Ala. ara down in the
neighborhOod. Flomaton. Ala. Blrming-
ham. Montgomery. Mobile aud New Or
leans report high winds.
Passengers who arrived In this city
Monday from Tampa confirm the
first reports Of damage by hurricane in |
that city. The loss. which Is now esti-
mated az siOOo.OOo. may reach stin
higher figures when FUN Information
shall have been received. Several YES.
sells are reported to be delayed. ana Il /
Is feared shipping may have been lost !
and damaged by the wind storm which |
swept across the southwestern coast
In Tampa many buildings are dam
aged. and IN some Instances work has
been suspended in factories and mills. |
The Almoria hotel roof was blown on
and many buildings unroofed. The city
was IN total darkness Sunday night.
thu electric light plant having been
damaged by the storm. Street car
trnfiic was interrupted from 10 o'clock
Sunday night until s O'Clock Monday
morning. ana there seems little chance
soon Tor regular traffic 20 De resumed
on account Of tangled wires and up-
blown polts In the streets
West Tampa was flooded sunday
night by rain. which followed IN the
wake % the storm. and the streets were
deluged by the heavy downpour. no
loss ~ lifc Is reported IN Tampa. al /
though several persons were hurt by |
falling trees. AN wires north Of Tam |
pa ara down and there is no commu- |
nicaiion with southeastern and south /
western Florida except by mall Al /
trains south % jacksonville are de- |
laycd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
SWEPT sY A STORM.
Damage Done on the Yves,
Coast ~ Florida.

Coast ~ Florida.
Jacksonville tla. Sept it-Regin-
uing FRIDAY morning on the east coast
and Saturday mruns 600 the west aud
lasting twenty four hours west Florila
has been swept hy tho strongest cy-
clone ever known boo that part ~ tho
state The wires went down "a th.
beginning Iud railroad service was d..
layrd. Ou ttlt account nn details
tenched here uutu sunday. Even now
they ar,i rcompiete. Tor many placsg
IN The path 90 tte storm have not ytt
been heard lrom.
AZ MIam. tIe virf attained 20 wee
car shed ~ the East Coast railroad was
lIncd from its foundations clear OF the
cars that were under o.. and demoiIsh-
cd. Several small boats were sunk In
the bay Passengers 900 the East Coast
train which arrived here report many
wrecks along the shore between Miami
and Hobes sound. Among them IS
one four masted and onet hrce masted
schooner and several smaller vessels.
None of their names Is known. 4
STANDARD on company'a steamer with
two barges is on the beach near Boyn-
ton. The crew OF fifteen men was
saved Bodies OF tNo unknown white
men driftcd on the beach near Boyn-
ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
SHOT AND BEATEN.
Father of Senator Simmons Of North
Carolina Murdered.

NeVberne y. c.. Sept. it-Furnlfold
q. simmons. father OF United states
Senator simmons. was killed on his
plantation, few miles from PoIlocks.
willie. Jones county. lie had been miss
ing since Saturday morning and "a
search resulted IN discovering the body
NEAR the river. Mr. simmons had been
shot several times with shotgun.
and bruises about the head Indicated
he had also been beaten with q heavy
club. Tho cause 90 the killing o. uu-
known. \ negro named Daniels has
been arrested Tor the crime. Another
account says MIR simmons was kiIItI
by an unknown trcssplsser. who wus
squirrel hunting on his land. ana whom
Mr simmons followed when be heard
the shooting The Same account ays
an arrest hus been made Mr simmons
was about srveuty-nVc years old. higu-
ly respected. honorOd aud wealthy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
Steamer All Riaht.

savannah. Ga. Sept 1.-THE steam
ship New Orleans from baltimore.
owned by the Merchants and Marine
transportation company, which was re-
ported 10 have gone aground at Hun
tcr's island. forty miles north OF Beau
fort. arrived here. The vessel was not
injured by the storm. but owing 10 an
accident 10 her machinery was forced
10 anchor az Hunters island until rug
could be sent 20 her assistance. Al of
her twenty passengers aboard are re-
ported we'll
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
Have surrender,d

New York. sept A-Isaac McGlehan
and q. ~. Huntington. Columbia sup
"ly company who were Indicted at
Washington in connection with postal
scandals surrendered themselves 20 the
United states marshal IN this city.
Bench warrants were Issued for Hunt
ington and McGiehun last week al the
time of The arralgnmcut of George W
Beavers on the Washington indictment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
Eselu.IvslY Fer Nsaroe..

Weleetka. l. r.. Sept IA now town
named Bolcv win ur opened by q town
fita company on Sept o. II viii be
exclusively Tor negroes and no white
man win be allowed Co hold property.
a poToiIlce has brcu established nnd "A
negro named Minis appointed p0stmas-
ter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
First Ascent

Mount Washington. ~ H., sept ia
T.. =. Driver OF Melrosc Mass. and r.
NJ Peabody Of Boston made the FIRST
ascent of Mount Washington In a four
horse power gasoline runahouL The
actual running time was three hours
and lWcnly mInnies
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
Terrific cyeIans

Guthrie. OKLA. Sept IA cyclone
struck the vicinity of bloomington. In
southwestern oklahoma, doing extern
sive damage. The residence 90 Mira
Sarah Carter was destroyed. tho wom-
an and her oldest daughter being struck
by % falling stove and seriously injured
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
INTRUDER SLAIN
Negro Who Had Entered House Meets
Death as a Result

Death as a Result
Meridian. Miss, Sept "a Sunday
morning about ? o'clock Dr. NJ. j.
Thompson killed John s Rail, q negro.
who had entered hIs bedroom Tor tho
purpose of robbery DR. Thompson
had returned from n professional call
and was ln the act 90 retiring when ho
heard suspicious noise behind the
bureau sitting in one corner OF the
room. Tie found Rail sitting behind
the bureau. The negro at once spranr
upon the doctor ana catching him by
the throat forced him back upon the
bed. The doctor had laid his pistol on
tho bed and managing 90 grasp Il be-
fore the negro could reach o.. he piaced
tho weapon 90 the ncgros body and
fred. the ball entering the heart and
producing instant death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
Trottlna tiorssmnn Con.

Danville, KY. Sept IA. p. Bruce.
one of tho best known troitlng horse
men In this state. died at his home
here of apoplcxy lie was proml-
nent Elk ana "a member ol Morgan
famous command during the civil war
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loss Of strength. nervous
ness, headache. eonstpation. bad breath,
general debility. sour risings. and eatarrh Of
the stomach are all due 10 indigestion. Kodol
cures Indigestion. This new discovery repre-
senis the natural juices Of digestion a. they
exis, In healthy stomach. combined With
The creates, known ioSe and rsconssruciivs
properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure indigestion ard dyspepsia. but this
famous remedy cures all stomach troubles
~ cleansing. purifying. sveeisning and
strengthening The mucous membranes nnlnr
the sicnach.
NJ. S. S. BAH a Rsvssszood. W. Va. ssyss--
: sss troubled with soE ftansch iof fNersy Ts1rz
tor bssy."
kodol Digests What You Eat.
Beetles oog. ti.oo Size hoislne az tinss The IN
tte. Nhich sslsfor 50 eecfA
srsearsd bT Z. Q. Dewitt a co.. o-IoAoo
Sod by DR.. n. NJ. McDOGUAi ID
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15
Wa, Driven A.hnrn

Kingston. Jamaica, Sept. 1.-THE
United Fruit company steamer Johnson
Wilson. iust arrived. reports having
been driven ashore on the island OF
L. Conception. bahamas. Thursday by
a hurricane
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15

DO YOU know" said Miss Bunting.
Mildred Gildersleeve almost coaxed
Mr.. Fillmore 10 propose 10 her. That's
how she became engaged"
"Ah' begged the question. did shey''
replied Mr.. Larkin.-Detruit Free Press.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15

'tuer Ser,iau military plot was discov-
cred az Huguyetuts. MY miles from
Belgrade Several more officers have
been arrested.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15

How easy, is It not. for the strong TO
advise the weak, for the well 10 advise
the sick.-Sehoolmaster.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15

Vinlta. I r.. Sept iA-wuliam Rob
inSon died at sullwcll from the effects
Of severe beating
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15

London. Sept. IA special dispatch
from the Bulgarian frontier reports an.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-15

Booking Attractions
l 9 0 8 l 9 O 4
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-11
OUT 7HeH SO07S "

A Word to Those Who Have Never Beheld so
Beautiful a Sight as Our Corn Palace.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-11
Tu"eH1S.

PR e.
Sept p Opening Dawson County Day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-22
MARRIED LADY TEACHERS.

The appellate division OF the New
York Supreme Court has rendered A de-
cision by which the right Of school
boards TO terminate their contracts
with lady teachers that marry during
their term of service. Is affirmed. rhe
decision should be Of general interest.
The school board adopted thu rule IN
question, and two BROOKLYN teachers
brought suits to test the right OF the
school board to enact such bylaw.
Whether they married merely to test
the legality Of the rule, the story Goes
not say. The lower court found ia
their favor, Superintendent Maxwell
appealed from the decision TO the SUI
preme Court, and the decision came as
already stated. The court. OF course,
only considered the matter in It's legal
aspects. 1t said
"Thc purpose Of the rule Is not TO
discourage marriage. IL Is rather IN the
public interest TO dispense with the
service OF that class of tea hers who
assume new duties and step into am
other fcld, and whore Il 3 thong
theiv Environments would tend toward
the diSpf ragement of the school in
tcrest
The question has been agl-Gted in
other large cities throughout the land
The view Is very largely held, that
in this country II should not BE- neces-
sar; Tor any wife TO work out for a
living. The duty and responsibility Of
poNi1ins Tor the family should rest up
on the man. In some countries where
the re'Uurces are meager, and ., pa
tunities OF earning wages few, II may
be a stern necessity for man and wo-
man to labor side by side. In the field,
In the shop, the office, or wherever a
few cents can be earned. But the me-
cessity does not exist here, as a rule.
It IS the exception. II should not be
made the rule
A lady teacher who undertakes the
responsibilities OF wife and mother,
cannot at the same time discharge the
duties oi a teacher One position must
be neglected for the other. And the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-22
THAT CEMETERY SCANDAL,

The City Council should have met
on Wednesday evening In committee
of the whole. according to the unanl.
nous vote OF that body on Monday
evening. Az viii be seen from our
regular report on local page, only
four of the members put In an APP
pearance. Why was that2 The pur-
pose OF the meeting was 10 take up the
cemetery Investigation, that has been
pending 30 long. Mr.. Robinson has
been active In pushing this inquiry
and he has received the cordial sup
port OF few of the other members
Of the Council. lie with Messrs. Fern
strom, Tuddenham and II, II. Davis,
were the only members present when
the matter was TO have been taken
up according to unanimous agreement.
What Is the reason that this in
vestigation has been so persistently
avoided2 Neither the Mayor nor the
majority of the council seem to want
any practical inquiry, Is there any
partisan reason for this worse than
apathy? Why have Mr.. Robinson's ef-
forts been continually baked or eyad-
ed, on every occasion when there app
peared TO be promise of an examination
into the scandals attending the man.
agement OF cemetery affairs7
The repeated avoidances of the issue
eliminated In the dlsgraceful lapse OF
Wednesday evening, and give color 10
the general impression that there is
something rotten In this matter. that
a number OF city officials desire to keep
covered up. We have made no charges
against any one said to be implicated.
We have simply stood for full lnvosti-
cation, as agreed upon nominally by the
council. The public want to know the
facts IN relation to the case, and VIII
not be satisfied with the shifting,
lodging, shameful methods adopted
TO keep them out OF sight and scent
An explanation is due from the mem-
bers Of the council who absented them
selves from the unanimously appointed
meeting, and this should be demanded
by those who were on hand at the APP.
pointed time, and who met with one
more rebuff by the marked absence Of
their associates, who evidently desire,
for some cause unexplained, to smother
the inquiry set on foot and the disclose
ures that have already been made. Let
in the light on this cemetery mess of
scandal!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-22
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

Parsons Magazine for November has
six complete short stories-"The Pa
iiah," by Mr.. 7. jenkins Haines; THE
Ivory Casket,' by James Workman;
Lady Elias Marriage" by owen OIL
yer; Her right to Choose" by J. p. Sc
toum; The Bograph Theater," by Ge-
lett Burgess, and "Will Irwin one Of
the Picaroons serles); The Duel Be-
tween Don 9, and the Dark Brothers OF
the Civil Guard" by X. and Hesketh
Prltchard. Six special articles are Mrs.
Adrain c. Hopes Pastel Portraits, The
Electoral Commlsslon-an interesting
bit OF history from the diary OF sem
ate page. by Mr.. David S. Barry; Life
In Metals" by A. Sarah Kumar Ghosh
The Marvels Of Fruit Breeding" by
Marcus Woodward, james Cardinal
Gibbons" by Mr.. William p. Symln.
ana Holding the Mirror up to Nature"
by Edward Harifgan. Pearson Pub. co.
New York.
Report Of the Ninth Annual Meeting
OF the Lake Mohonk Conference on In
ternational Arbitration has been re-
ceiyed. 1t IL a complete record Of the
proceedings OF that gathering. The
opening address of former Secretary Of
state. John w. Foster, Is an admirable
review OF the past years development.
coming az II does from an accom-
pIished diplomat and trained man Of
ailalrs, It's hopeful tone as to the future
affords substantial grounds for encour-
agement, Dr. Truebloods review
goes into detail, and Ii equally encour.
aging Indeed. until one reads and
ponuers over addresses like these he is
uhprepared to appreciate the remark
aole advances OF the past five years in
me cause Of International arbitration.
among the speakers at that congress
We're Edward Everett Hale. John Cros-
Dy Brown, Lyman Abbott, Theodore L.
'uyler and many others Copies of the
proeeedlngs may he had on application
TO the Secretary, Mohonk Lake, N. Y.
Harper's Bazaar for November IL n
Thanksgiving number. The cover do
sign and the contents are approprIa te
Tor the season. The following Ia the lIst
or contents, In part; Little Essays
About Girls" Henry Van Dyke.
Thanks For All" poem. Edith Thorn
as. Illustrated by Clarence +. Under
wood; Mrs Peters ThanksgIyine
story Katherine Bates; 'Fuldlment
Poem" Charles Hanson Towne:
Grouse Out OF Season." one-act com.
edy, Marguerite Merlngton; "The Mem
oirs OF Baby" part. Z, Josephine
Daskam; Their First and Last
Thangsgivingsi" When Mary Ellen
Left Home" story Dolores Marbourg
Bacon; "A Halloween Supper" Elsie
klngdon; paris Evening Gowns
Costumes for Street Wear" Home
ana Reception Gowns" Simple Fash
ions,' a. II. Ashmore; THANKSGIVING
Dinners Josephine Grenler; and EN-
broidered Household Linen. Harper
4 Bros, New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-22
New York Mail and Express.

There should be no surprise or dis
appointment among those who are re-
ported to have tried to dlssuade the
president from calling an extra SEES
sion Of Congress because they have
failed The purpose OF the session win
be to adopt a resolution giving effect
to the treaty Of commercial II, proc
ity with cuba. That treaty was rati.
fled by the Cuban congress upon the
unofficial but distinct understanding
that President Roosevelt would exert
the influence OF his administration to
make it effective, As the treaty,
through changes OF duties upon I'm.
ports from Cuba, effects the national
revenue, Il Is essential that assent to
them should originate in the House Of
Representatives. As the Senate has
given It's approval TO the treaty, there
remains only this necessary legislation
The President win be but redeeming an
implied pledge in asking Congress to
perform It's part as promptly as pos
slble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-22
DEsERET NEWS PHONES.

Persons desiring TO communicate by
telephone with any department Of the
Deseret News, will save themselves and
this establishment great deal Of an
noyance II ahey will take time TO notice
these numbers:
For the Chief Editors ONCE No. "a,
B rings.
For Deseret News Book Store, "a, Q
rings.
For city Editor and Reporters, $50, Q
rings.
For Business Manager. $50, rings
For Business oiiice. $50, rings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-22
THE EXTRA SESSION.
Cleveland Plain DEALER.

wv 'AAfA . iAiA AFNNi'Af
The first business In order Il to be
legislation giving effect to the Cuban
reciprocity treaty. The administration
appears to be sanguine this legisatIe.r
viii go through without serious dlfir
Guilty, some of those who were opposed
to II in the last congress having been
brought over to It's support, While this
may be true, 1t does not follow that
there will be any prompt action. The
organization OF the house and the APP
pointmcnt of the committee on ways
and means, with which the desired leg
islatlon must originate, viii take a little
time. The committee can VI we few
days II 1t feels so disposed, in nsider-
ing the terms OF the bill although these
are as well known now as they will ever
be. II viii not be difficult to keep the
bill under discussion IN congress until
near the time for the regular session TO
commence and then pass II Just before
adjournment OF the extra session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-22
.AND THAT'S wBATwEwILL DO"

when the Deseret News published the
report, currently circulated In Repub-
lIcan circles, that In the event OF the
election Of Mr.. Knox as Mayor, George
A. Sheets would receive the appoint-
ment as Chief Of Police, the Salt Lake
Tribune went into commissions con-
strued the statement az Il charge OF
n bargain" between those two indlvld-
uals, and avowed that its publication
was adverse to Republican interests
and Republican candidates" As there
had been no intimation from any source
about ~ bargain" except that suggest
ed by the Tribunea and nothing had been
said to Justify the notion that the pub
LEGATION OF the common report was
either against any Republican candi-
date or Republican interest, the public
were in wonder as TO what our morning
contemporary was really driving at.
nut It appears that 1t was In one OF
SIS frequent fits OF frothy malice
against the Deseret News. The friends
OF MIR. sheets recognized nothing un-
complimentary to the well known can
dldato for the office mentioned, nor to
the gentleman expected to make the ap-
pointment II he obtains the power 10
TO do But the Salt Lake Herald came
out on Wednesday morning with very
strong editorial on this matter, and
went great deal further than the
mere local announcement in tho
News" The Tribune makes no re-
Spouse in any shape or form.
Why should the Deseret News be as.
sailed and misrepresented for publish.
ing simple item OF news, and not q
word be uttered In reply to the Wig.
orous arralgnment by the Herald? DID
some of the friends OF the Tribune put
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-22

SADIE Is to eyangeIi2c Wall street. In
view OF the ship building combination
and other promotions that have mad
place on Wall street in late years the
visit Is timely. There are some people
on the stock exchange right now VINO
Wish that they had embraced llonism
or almost anything else SIX months ago
rather than to have remained there fof
the pinch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-22

that flea In It's car that we recon-
mended, and whisper that u was max
Ing fool OF itself and kicking mullsh.
~ against It's own cause?
We wish It to be understood that
While we take no hand In party affairs,
and attack no person engaged In par
tisan contentious, we shall publish the
news as far as It appears to be reliable
and express opinions on public ques-
tons, when they are OF interest and
Importance to the people Of this city,
and state and nation.