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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14
For SALE
LAMAR BETHEA
Successor 70 Monroe Edge,
Real Estate Agent.

% acres Of nrstclass land near 4. Il
Nj college, good location for dairy
and hog farm, price $1,000.
g., lots on courthouse sgnrey good
seven room house, ucwly painted
with barn and all necessary out
houses. fine well OF water going at
S220O00.
VIII sell tho Pochila two story
house cheap.
viii sell lots in north western part
OF city. inside lots at $500 corner
lot, at s350O.
90 acres on WlNon creek known as
Pearson place, 80 acres in cultiya-
ton. An creek bottom land except
8 acres. Good place for party want
ng small farm. Going cheap.
% acres Good room house. Two
underground brick cisterus. About
q acres In cultivation. One mile
west of city. ]. a. G.. y. u. Il passes
through property. Will sell for
$4,000 or trade for city property.
other lands too numerous TO men,
ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14

Dresden. Feb. l3.-The decree % d.
yorce granted Crown Prince Frederick
permits both parties 20 marry again.
The princess. however. cannot marry
Glron and get recognition under Ger
man law. Prince asked for separation
Of bed and board, but princess wished
absolute divorce. which was granted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14

London. Feb. IA Paris dispatch
announces serious outbreak on the
island Of MADAGASCAR Rebels az
tackled several VILLAGES and murdered
inhabitants. They were pursued and
hundreds slain French also sus-
talned losses
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14
SLEW HIS BROTHER.
Did the Deed In order to save THEFT
sisters life

sisters life
Clarksyille. Tenn. Feb. IA sen
sational tragedy was enacted here
Thursday night. when Charles David.
son shot and instantly killed his broth
er. Albert The latter, II Is claimed.
went home and attacked his sister and
father with a knife The girl escaped
from the house and ran 10 the house Of
Charles for assistance The latter. arm.
ing himself with a revolver. went 20
his fathers house. Albert. u Is al.
legged. advanced upon Charles with a
KNIT. when the latter fred six shots.
ali OF which took effect. one piercing
the heart Charles Davidson is well
known lie served In the First Tennes-
see regiment In the Philippines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14
SHOT DOWN AT DOOR.
killing Of q Young Man Thought TO Have
Connection with wedding.

Connection with a Wedding.
Jackson. Tenn. Feb. l3.-Albert Bill.
derback. formerly OF Cairo. H.. an
Miss Lucy HudgIns. member OF pror
inont family. were married Thursdr@'
Late In the day a warrant was sw'
out by the father Of Miss Hudg :
charging Bilderback with blgaml
being claimed he has a wife at CdisI
Thursday night, just before midi \
the doOrbell ~ Mrs Freeman's w u
ing house rang. and when Robe ~,
Cay stepped 90 Use door he w pof
20 death. Police near by rnshef
scene and arrested Samuel KIM
who was near the scene Of tbJ
ing A theory OF the police &C -
the marriage and shoOung ~ N
made public. but q thorough } ~ ~
ton is now being made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14

London, Feb l3-ltaly was consult
ed In regard 20 Macedonia and prom.
ised 20 support action Scheme FOR re-
form includes demand Tor assembling
Of international congress to adjust do.
tails Large bodies of soldiers viii
be ready 20 start when called for.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14

Rome, Feb. i3.-BIshop Dunno ~
Dallas. Tex. arrived Thursday on his
first trip 10 the pope since his appoint.
ment TO the hishopric
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14
LEGISLATION.
Russell Ssre'. PrpPo.itiss Has Not As.
sauted Definite form.

Resell >sge's fr"p"-'tsa Was Not AZ
summed Definite form.
New York. Feb. i3.-.n conversation
on the subject OF antitrust legislation.
Russell sage Is quoted as saying: The
trust proposition has not reached the
stage where the evils have presented
themselves plainly and In definite
form. Legislation at this time will
only work harmful results. for no one
tan put ihs finger on the danger spots.
The situation. as 30 appears to me. Is
similar 10 a case u illness with the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14

Chicago. Feb. civilian r. Her
bert. said 10 be the Chicago manager
OF the National Cash Register COM
pany. shot and almost Instantly killed
himself In this city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14
MUCH VAcclNAOs

Tiny Physicians Have bee
DO the Work
Uniontowu Pa. Feb. i
prevalence Of smallpox q
gion has prompted ofic
C. Frick Coke company 4
der calling Tor Tree w I
employees and thelr a.
Prick company has 81
on the pay roll this &c
about 300 600 personlNe
dollars have heen 81 \
virus Fifty phyEli
been engaged
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14

- Louis. Feb comp1 :
resumed Dos inv The cow \
methods OF he q Jeff ho'
mics = J. Arneht, o' ,'pp e
pany which bes.ould not v. ~,
Springs. Ark. o,A depN.lc
slbly Tor ST. I<,tr 90 se',,f
found for an crowds I'd.
shcrins are lf,,ge the -,
a grand iuryss,meut con'F ..,
anxious peol uay.uf
fccs OF the arr
niles thougi
money. .-,,ptrn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14

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d, cs ela9s. % SS1plp5opr'','ss l.ao
nous voon Oh - Wade Int
toward memory ,oodon 90
, ,5a,'' ,s <, 5's.,,4S'a,2 ;saa
large and. IWy
now on the b'h.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14
NEAR NEIGHBoRs.

Postoffice at Tolar, Tex. was robbed
OF Sos.
A. s. stephens. colored. dropped dead
at Caddo, !. T.
Will FARRELL was shot and killed At
Pecos City, Tex
Matte Moore. colored. was badly
burned AZ Taylor, Tex
Demps Bruce was stabbed 20 death
near Mount Vernon Tex
Park Ross. seven years old. was
drowned near Crowley, La.
Jonathan Walker had a foot cut on
by a trolley gar at Fort Worth.
Dick Watts Of Terrell. Tex, died
from an OVERDOSE Of morphine.
Al Ardm r. l. T., Judge Townsend
sentenced flirty.four prisoners 4
Grand lfdgo OF Oklahoma Maso&
held rs az hual meestlng at GuthrleN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-14
80, Of pond'"se pas

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-14
RUNAWAY TRAIN
BADLY WRECKED
The Engineer and Fireman
Killed and Others
Injured.
INV AssocInted prnss.l

tTRYON CITY. N. c., August 49,
Through freight train. No, 60. third sec.
ton from Asheville to Spartanburg. ran
away on Saludu Mountain at 2:1b p. ".
to-day, The engine and thirteen coal
cars We're wrecked near Melrose, the
exact place where Engineer Tunstall's
train was wrecked several years ago,
The engine and eleven cars are total
wreck. piled up and demolished In the
cut
Engineer ]. II. Averill. Jr,, OF Ashevllle.
and Fireman Hair. of Asheville, were
killed. and are under the wreckage. and
cannot be found until the wreck is clear
ed. Brakeman w. B, Sheriff., of Swanan-
noa, NJ c.. has both legs cut off.
Engineer Averill was bright young
man, twenty-three years OF age. son Of
Colonel J. H. Averll, of Charleston, His
father, mother. wife and two little
children, brother and sisters, are spend
ing the summer at Saluda, three miles
of where ne met his untlmely death. He
stayed on his engine With the faithful
fireman. doing all he could to check the
speed OF the train until the engine buried
him.
AS the runaway train passed Melrose,
the operator. ]. w. Heatherally. ran out
and Fireman Hair threw up his hands
and smiled, The operator tainted, con-
ductor EIowie and his flagmen; Bishop
and Ward, We're unhurt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RICHMOND.

Keen Interest here regarding the Sea
board deal. and member OF firm OF John
L. Williams & Sons predicts great bene-
hts to the South--Corporaticn Commls-
sion promulgates demurrage rules, setting
forth important obligations OF transporta-
ton companies and shippers-Jusuce
Crutchheld sends former Richmond base
ball favorite to jail for six months.
Declaration In the Meighon suit against
master plumbers---City Committee meets
tonight to consider matters relating TO
primary--Captain j. G. Gent to lun un-
der primary plan without opponent
Condition in tobacco market much better
than at first upposcd--Pat thetic appeal
for help comes from vicar OF East ST.
Louis for churches thcre--L. p. Johnson,
charged with putting dynamite on street.
car tracks. brought to city: denies any
knowledge Of the matter-Passenger ana
Poowcr Company prepares to rehabiiltate
suburban lints--Negro terribly cut by
another--Young Norfolk man found on
the street in morphine .tupor--Coast
Line stocks advance considerably on ac-
count OF Seaboard deal-Big fight for
position OF State librarian. MANcftES-
TER-Board Of Aldermen TO meet to-
night and much important business Is ex-
pected TO come before the body--Eilte te
Club enjoy a delightful supper---Work-
men go back TO the Southern shops
Olympia Club as hosts at OceanView
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-14
ENCLAND'S PRIME
MINISTER IS ILL
There is No Immediate DAN
qer, but it is Admitted His
Condition Is Critical.
By Associated Press.)

LONDON, August 1s,-Lord Salisbury Is
seriously indisposed. according to infor-
nation received direct from his family
at Hatfield House,
II is stated tonight that there is no
immediate danger although 1t is ad-
mitted that the condition of the Marquis
ia critical. He has not been well for
months, and his present exhaustion Is
pronounced
Lord Salisbury. whose health was se-
verely shaken by the death of his wife
IN November 1899. was III on the Continent
during the whole of last winter. Accord
ing to the Medical Press and Circular. his
lordship has suffered for years from In
testinal paresis. He was reported to have
much improved In health on his return
to England, but at the beginning of June
he caught chill which troubled him
considerably. The latest report however,
dated August 7th, said that Lord Sails
bury WAS preparing an important work on
chemical electrical science
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-14
VIRGINIA..

Albemarle Sunday schools declined to
have opponents OF temperance address
them, and the names OF two distinguished
spcakets were taken from the programme
-McLemore falls In the steeplechase at
Berryvillc. breaks his own neck and his
riders collar bone; Governor Montague
and big crowd there: lady rider thrown
flames w. Hudson fined al Royhton tor
whipping his Observation-Disclosures Hill-
yard seriously Injured by heavy ma
chine hay fork falling on him near Win
chester-Samuei Shacklett. fourteen.
mortaily wounded by a companion asci. {, i.
dentally In Rocklngha m---Mrs. Bruhey
badly hurt by a vehicle overturning near
Cha rlottesville-Young man badly hurt
in Petersburg by falling or being pushed
of street car In motion---Mrs. Dooley
wants to sue the city OF Newport News
because the clerk issued marriage u
cense to her step-daughter. who is under
age-Mineral prospector of New River
Mineral Company killed at ivanhoe--,A
Federal warrant isued for Everllng: the
G<man sailor recently released at New.
port News--The call to DR.. TAYLOR. or
indianapolis. by the First Baptist Church,
of Petersburg, has not been answered.
Fire in a Roanoke confectionery store
Heavy hailstorm In Charles City county
The steamer 4Accomac makes capture
OF three vessels Illegally oystering-Wo-
man in Lunenburg given five years tor
arson-Dewey's fla gship to come 10 Nor
folk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-14
HEAD SUPPOSED TO
BE GULDENSUPPE'S
Wrapped in an Old German
Newspaper Recalls Muir
der of 1898.
lBy AssocIated press.l

NEW YORK. August IA human
head. supposed 10. be that of William
Guldensuppe, who was murdered In 1898.
was found to-day by some boys near the
former boundary line between Dutch Hills
and Ravenswood, now In Long Island
City The head was wrapped in an old
German newspaper, and 1t was found
within three blocks of the store where
Mrs. Mack bought the oilcloth. the iden-
tifcation OF which led to the arrest Of
the woman and of Martin Thorne.
Other portions of the body were found
in various places. but the head was never
discovered. Martin Thorne was executed
at Sling Sing for the murder of Gulden-
suppe and Mrs. Mack still has over
nine of her fifteen years to serve In Au-
hurn prison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-14
HISTORY
LIKE A ROMANCE
Made an Immense Fortune
and Had Varied Experiences.
Is Now a Bankrupt.
(By Associated Press.)


NEW YORK, August l3,-Edward L.,
Dwyer to-day filed petition In bank.
ruptcy with the clerk OF the United States
District Court. The liabilities are fixed
at 1914 ,s55. and assets, {loo'
Most of the liabilities are secured.
The history of Edward L. Dwyer reads
like n romance. He was born In Connec-
ticut forty-three years ago. and at the age
of twenty-five went TO Mexico where he
realized million dollars through the
development of land and the construction
of railroad. Then he went to Chicago.
and entered into wheat speculation, and
for some time was known as the "Na-
poleon of the Wheat Pit" In his wheat
speculation, 1t Is said, he made several
million dollars, but finally lost all.
In 1893 he met and married the Duchess
de- Castelluchia a New York woman, who
many years previously had been mar
ried to an Italian nobleman The duchess
possessed many acres OF orange groves
In Florida, She was seVenty-three years
OF age, and Dwyer thirty-three.. Not long
a fter the marriage Mrs. DWyer died, leav-
Ing an estate of over S5,oooooo. she be-
auea thed $40 OF this amount TO Dwyer.
The will was fought for SIN years. but
finally was admitted 10 propate ny the
surrogate OF New York clty.
After the death of his aged Wife Dwyer
went all over the West orsanizing mining
and land companies, many OK which are
said to have returned vast sums of money
to the investors, of which he says he
has received little or nothing.
In 1900 Dwyer enlisted IN the Marine
Corps in the Brooklyn haVS-yard for a
term Of three years ana was sent to
Manila, where he was Known as the
service IN the application of friends, he
reoeived an honorable discharge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-14
NEW VICE-ROYALTY
Vice-Admiral AexieF is Given Rega
Powers In Ear East.
CBy Associated Press. !

CI3y Associated Press.)
ST. PETERSBURG, August IA new
vice-royalty. comprising the Amur Dis
trict and the kwan-Tung Province. has
been established. Heretofore the Amur
District has been controlled by a gov
ernor-general.
A ukase. signed by the Czar and pro-
mulgated August 18th, appoints Vice
Admiral Alexieff, aide-ds-camp-ge general
to the Gear, as viceroy Of this far eastern
territory. He will be vested with supreme
authority in all the branches Of the civil
administration. the direction of which will
no longer be, In the hands of the minis
try. 1t will be the vlceroy's duty to main
tain order and insure safety in the dis
trct traversed by the Eastern Chinese
Railway, as we'll as to watch over the
needs of the Russian inhabitants, both
within and without the Russian possess
sions bordsring on the territory under his
Jurisdiction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-14
STORM STILL HANGS
TO THE SOUTHWARK.
May Come NorthWard, and it
is Regarded UnWise for
Vessels to Sail to Gulf.
fBy Associated Press \

WASHINGTON, D. c.. August ls,-A
special report received Thursday after
noon from Progreso, the first from that
section, indicates that the tropical storm
had kept we'll to the southwark. and ap-
parently was central near the northeast
roint of Yucatan, Its future course is un-
certain, but probably will be northward
over the Gulf of Mexico. More reports
have been requested from Mexico, and
IL will be impossible to give any more
definite information regarding the storm
until barometer readings from Gulf sta
tions afford some Indications of it's ap-
proach. It is considered unsafe for YES
sells to sail for or from Gulf ports, and
advices were issueu accordingly. Due
warning will be given should 1t become
evident that the storm Will approach the
Gulf coast.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-14
MUST PAY
FOR DELAY
PROMPTLY
Demurrage Rules Pro-
mulgated by Comm.
BODY DEALS WITH
SUBJECT AT LENGTH
Strong Opinion Relating to
the Same Matter
WAS PREPARED BY
JUDGE B. T. CRUMP
His Colleagues Concur, and Lawyers
Regard It as a Paper Showing
Great Abillty-The Counsel for
Various Trunk Lines in vir-
ginia Are Present and
Hear Proceedings.
Strong Opinion Relating to
the Same Matter
WAS PREPARED BY
JUDGE B. T. CRUMP

The Corporation Commission yesterday
handed down a set % amended rules for
tho government Of railway and other
transportation companies in the matter
of demurrage and detention charges, to-
gether with strong legal opinion on the
subject, which was prepared by Judge
Bev. T. Crump. chairman of the COM
mission, and concurred in by his col
leagues. Messrs. Fairfax and Stuart
The rules are printed In full below, and
speak for themselves:
Preliminary to announcing and reading
the demurrage rules, Judge Crump read
an opinion Of some length deciding legal
questions which had been raised at the
hearing. It had been argued on behalf
commission should make its rules apply
only to shipments commencing and ending
in Virginia. on the ground that the COM
mission had no power to regulate inter-
state shipments. This question was dis
cussed at length In the opinion delivered.
and 1t was held that the rules should
be made general In their application, and
that the commission had Jurisdiction over
common carriers in Virginia to that extent
After quoting the Interstate commerce
clause In the United States Constitution.
Judge Clunp referred to numerous cases
decided by the Supreme Court of the
United States, interpreting and applying
the language OF the constitution ana the
Interstate commerce act Of Congress. The
opinion was considered a very strong and
able one by the lawyers present The
main points decided were: That the rules
related to the duties to be performed by
common carriers, and not to their rates
or charges for transportation; that 1t was
within the Jurisdiction of the commission.
acting under State authority, to regulate
the public duties OF common carriers, al
though the rules made might incidentally
affect interstate commerce.: that such
mutters were within the police power Of
the State, which might be exercised IN
the regulation OF the business of trans
portation companies, provided the regula-
tions did not obstruct, but were IN aid OF
Interstate commerce. and did not conflict
with any act OF Congress. The interstate.
commerce aot OF Congress was reviewed.,
and it was held that the rules were not
inconsistent with the provisions OF the
national law.
Should be General.
The opinion says: "our conclusion IN
the present state OF the law is that the
rules and regulations which we propose
to promulgate should be general, and
should apply equally and without discrim-
inatlon to all cases coming within their
terms and that such generality of appl!-
cation is a valid exercise Of State author
lty in controlling and regulating the bus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-14

second, Jack Pot. Dr. E. sotheron; third
Geo. II, A. S. Alien.
High,,steppng class; open to al, driven
ond Cherry an dBounce G. Mulikin.
SPORTING TANDEM.
Sporting tandem pair shown first and
tandem. then leader, to be saddled and
sh9wn n1 M seeond
Team H. NJ. Luttrell: third. Red Raven
and Wheeler, Rogers Brothers.
Park Saddle. flve-years-old and over,
George +, A. s. Alien; third, Dick H..
Harris Brothers.
Gated saddlers, best mare or gelding
showing al gaitsU;FF:rst Horse T. slmTp
third, Topsy. Mrs John D. Farr.
Four-in-hands. best road four-in- hand
First. c. MullIkin second. c. e. Clapp;
third, DR.. G. p. Harrison.
lightweight hunters--First, Scout. II.
NJ. Luttrell; second, Atlanta II. NJ. Lut-
trell: third, Gray-Eagle John T. Lindsay.
Green hunters. open to al ages-tlrst.
Lindsay; third. Pocahontas, Frit.s and
Dearmont.
High jump-First, Lady Ranalah. Leith-
an i2n z'aneS ,SId sesGna snde LADY = Ees nen M G.
Championship class for hunters--First,
Atusa, W. +. Randolph; third, AprllFool.
w, J. ttduuDlpH.
Heavy draft, best four-horse team to
wagon-First. P. II. Mayo: second, Jas.
w. Foley.
Heavy draft. best three-y -year-old fllly
or geldlng-F1rst. King, Clay Carr.
Heavy draft mare and foal-Ftrst. mare
and colt. j. NJ. II. Claggett: second: Mol.
lie and colt, A. y. Hardesty; third, Pet
and colt. John W. Carlisle.
Quick draft, two-year-old f1lly or geld
ing-First, George. John w. Carlisle; sec
ond, Dolly. John W. Carlisle: third. Roy.
Shade Moore.
Three -year-old fllly or gelding-First.
Dixie. Harris Brothers; second, Gaycty
Girl M. Mccormick.
Best stallion-F1rst, Baron Dade, M. O..
Rouse.
steeple-chase. free-for-all, distance two
miles-First. Conflicting Evidence. Port
nor Brothers; Lillian RUSSELL Charles
Fritz; third, Captain Frank, William
King.
Special champion hunter class. open to
recognized show, best performance over
eight jumps. prize silver sterling cup Of
fered by Charles Mullikln-First, Midnight,
Chimes, Rogers Brothers; second. Red
Raven. Rogers Brothers.; third, Marie.
II. NJ. Luttrell.
Special gentlemen's riding class for best
gentleman rider. horse to be shown over
eight jumps. prize sterling silver cup, Of
fered by Col. P. Russ-First, Pocahontas,
VIM. Dearmont.
Special ladies' riding class for the best
lady rider. horse to be shown over eight
Jumps. prize sterling silver cup. offered
K by Col. P. Russ, OF Harrisburg, Pa
First, Wizard. Miss Dora Henry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-14
A GREAT INCREASE
in THE REVENUES
TIL. SOUTHERN HAS NO
INTEREST IN THE DEAL

NEW YORK. August 13-President John Shelton Williams,
Of eaboard Air Line Railway made the following statement
to-day:
"he report that Southern Railway interests have acquired
an in the Seaboard Air Line system is not correct
GAS is we'll known Messrs Pierce and Yoakum are closely
identified with the St. and San Franciscoock Island sys
tenn and it reasonable suppose that this latter system and
the eaoard Air system will hereafter be operated in thor
ouph harmony their mutual advantage Through this
association the Rock Island system will be furnished with direct
otets at seaports the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of
Mexico including Baltimore Norfolk Wilmington Savannah
Fernandina, Jacksonville and Tampa
.The situation is eminently satisfactory to me and the
these interests have been brought into
the property have been carried through Ladenburg Thamann
{, Go. with my cordial cooperation