davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

from cord that had dried fourteen days, the
rext from one which had dried only thirteen
davs and SO on for two weeks or more. The
length OF the treatment and the strength Of
tie emulsion were varied in accordance with the
character Of the bite
I: might be stopped in fifteen days. II
rrisht be continued for three weeks. The last
few NEGOTIATIONS were with fluid compounded
with cords three or four days old-never any
th5.g stronger. The quantity administered each
d. seems to have been uniform.
L. .Iasstfying the possible risk from bites,
Tas,eu- recognized three groups Of cases II
8 I,.-son was bitten through clothing the dan
Eo- was not regarded great as if the
b.. skin Of the hand was lacerated, while
BIZ. u:l the face. in his opinion was occasion
To- >tiII graver apprehension
psf rnortem examina ton is apt to show three
si.--~ ,,f "a bies. The nervous system is usually
se-.-ted The brain is cOngested, and what the
ar..tarnists call the axis OF the cylinder OF
tie nerves breaks down Second, the stomach
NAY have patches like those produced by ar
se1.caI poisoning Finally. the salivarE glands
sbov changes in structure. as if they were dis
I-.ec-atiDg To the bacteriuOgist. though per
baE.s the most conclusive indication is OBJ
sand bv fnoculating rabbits with bits Of spinal
rr3..--op from the suspected animal If these
5..,.-Ior the disease the Inference is obvious
T. The last ten OF fifteen years Pasteur Instl-
tl..-s have been established in number Oh
rs,r,.s. Europe. America and Asia nave theiil-
II some little has been done besides treating
ra-so3s who have been bitten 10y dogs "Ille
i1 others attention has been given l" the hlNe9-
,;-,1jon OF number of diseases believed 10 oe
~ bacterial origin These being practically IN
d.7endert of one another The success NM
o.-.-7- +ba administration Of Pasteur's ideas
y..-l-s Of course
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

matter how often it falls off, and after a while
it will lose its Obstnacy and behave as young
bird should
Now We will consider that all the young
ones are sitting quietly on the branch, and you
have your camera in readiness. The next step
is induce the mother bird to come. For your
success in doing this patience is necessary; but
by far the most important consideration is the
bird s disposition. Should she b. naturally tame
your troubles will he few | once spent two en-
tire days i'll trying to d chewink to come
and find h4r young. who We're posing before the
camera. hut without success.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
SNfPSHOTS OF BIRDS,
Secrets of animate Nature ire DIS
closed By tic Camera.

A tree trunk staIked through the forest
i MS seven feet tall and ;wo fe~l ia dia'ii''-I'
hollow. f-stooned With vines INSIDE II " H'1''9
man with a caul,r4 stood erect
Tbi- tre~- trunk was made OF rht'es'''i''il
s.r.r.l,.,3 over frame Of hoops and uPrishts,
IT,. .-,b VAS painted Irown-d bark color
and strips Of bark were fastened 10 II Mere ana
;b.r. strips of Wild Ninr lung TO Il also " nile
irs t,,,, vas coyer.l With V.l'- leaves
7-4, Young MAJ, iSi,l.- advanced carrying this
+-,,,,L ,lorg with him and every llttle ~hil' h.
would 3,aust and per INTO the forest depths
with the surreIti1I"us air Of j thiei-
Suddenly, quietly. H. came TO d stop ms
ewes We're fx~d u!'on ''-rtain spot III Tree
that stood before hIm. H raised his camera 10
q hole IN the ,h---seeIoth, f"''ussed il. M"
- 4jted-
4, hour he waited. two hours. tfr-- hours
t.. d:,, WAS warm and the sun heat through
-. zi,,.- leaves onto tn young mans head bul
~, "a .,r-ath of air reached him inside ms
ct..-.. 10Th shelter His hair Was Vet with per
:; ~.rIo1l. his face sh"ne with peTsIhr'iloh'
sa-~n # little flies. huzzing eternalIy. tor
r,,...,.-: HIM Nevertheless, with indomtable
T,s.t....l- h.. stood rotioness and silent, inside
LIS zh--esecIoth tree trunk. waiting.
AID finally a bird appeared "a mother blrdb al
tn .r-a which he faced She had worm IN
b-r mouth. and she few straight to the spot
y
there Was Z nest. and from it now hungry and
f4l.t sIua king arose. She stood on the edge
90 H. nest: she Sazed down at the three iedg-
linz within that stretched their necks up 10
her -h-ir mouths open very wide; she put into
III. ..,,uth Cf Dn- Of them the worm from her
ou-. ,:.outh
\ ~ did 50 there was a faint click, The
y.1-- man i'll the chees-cIoth tree trunk had
.--aT.hed photographed her in the very
: u f,--iing h-r young. He took off the
c,-~---nlpth trunk now. lifting il over his head
- p g,orlaan DOES h-r skirt. and he stepped out
f-Yn. hut hot confinement into the forest cool
I..-- H.. smiled for h believed he had OBJ
t.air.--i q good picture H put his tree trunk
u.d~r ms arm. He walked away at 4 brisk
pace.
Sa,.lo photographs 50 obtained give the be
h, 5--r a shock. for they reveal secrets Of ami
r. nature that had been thought to be invio-
Lit To see 4 wild and umid little bird stand
liz over her helpless f-dgIings. they with their
Mouths enormously wide open, she with worm
f. her bill. and then TO see the mother put her
L. into one OF those wid~-open mouths. to see
h help the fedgI,ngs 20 masticate and swallow
Il wor1n-that IS sight that hardly
Is yer Leheld
~.,...etIHes 1h-- photographer viii make his
r..-t.~..s from within an artificial COW. The COW
IS ;,rt4bIe. It is composed Of thin muslin
SRI nd over q light Framework Of split bam
boz The muslin is painted a COW color. and
hvr- and there IN II are holes for the lens TO
p-er through.
> my 3 time in the country the farmer has
seea he photographer advance with his port
G..e COW on his shoulder. and, following Curl
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
H'E.lRY or THRONES.
Kings Christian Of Dtnmarh and
George Of Greece May -4bdicatc.

History offers but few Instances Of princes
OF the blood no have "utstripp"d their fathers
in the race Tor the crown The only case, in
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Accidents iiyp0cracy.

Theodore Roosevelt with a
blare of trumpets declared he
would "bust" trusts and treat
Cuba fairly in regard to tariff.
He has meekly pulled in his
horns and is riding tame plug
instead of the untamed bracho..
In other words, he is the tail to
the kite after all of his buster.
The Democrats demanded the
passage of antitrust bills, but
the Republican maj GRITTY would
not permit It.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
A Most Liberal Offer.

All our farmer readers should
take advantage of the UMPIRE
cedented clubbing offer we this
year make, which includes with
this paper, The Live Stock In
dicator, it's Special Farmers
Institute Editions and The Poul.
try Farmer. These three pub
locations are the best of their
class and should be in every
farm home. To them we add,
of a local county and general
news, our own paper. and make
the price of the four one year
only $3.50. Never before was so
much superior reading matter
offered for so small an amount
of money. The three papers
named, which we club with our
own, are we'll known throughout
the West, and commend them.
selves to the readers favorably
attention upon mere mention,
The Live Stock Indicator is the
great agricultural and live
stock paper of the West, The
Poultry Farmer is the most
practical poultry paper for thu
farmer, while The Special Far.
mers' Institute Editions are the
most practical publications for
the promotion of good farming
ever published. Take advant
age of this great offer, as 1t will
hold good for a short time only.
Samples of these papers may be
examined by calling at this
Office. If.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Disfranchisement at the Capitol.

The Record. Democrat, of
Philadelphia, says: It ought
to temper republican criticisms
of the south little to reflect
that nearly thirty years ago
congress disfranchised all per
sons in the national capital in
order to suppress the negro
vote, and every proposition to
restore the electoral franchise
to the people of the District of
Columbia has been opposed by
property owners and the friends
of good government. Yet the
colored population is smaller
proportion Of the total in Wash
ington and in many parts of the
south.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
The Philippine Tariff.

Chicago Journal (Rep): The
presidents special message to
the senate urging the passage
of the Philippine tariff bill
ought to be needed and acted
upon. There is no reason why
the extraordinary high tariff
that now hampers the trade of
the FiIipinos with this country
should be maintained. 1t Grip.
Piles them and does us no good,
for all trade between us and the
islands lauguishes and is un-
profitable.
There it is and from a Stal
wart Republican paper. Tar
if high, tariff protective, tariff
for infant industries, is injuri,
Gus. Injurious to the Filipinos,
injurious TO this country. The
Journal might have told the
whole truth by going one step
further. Tariffs, any tariffs, all
tariffs, when they go beyond
the Revenue Only point are both
class Legislation and legal rob.
berry of the consumer. They
were conceived in greed, exc
cuted in highway robbery and
have salved, stultitied and cor.
rupted, honey.combed the Re
publican party with the same
insidiousness that consumption
does the lungs and eventually
with the same effect. The par
ty is paying a terrible price for
blood-money for campaign pur.
poses,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Reflections of a Bachelor.

Most people borrow trouble;
Mormons marry it.
The divorce court is the clear.
ing house of matrimonial gam.
bling.
There is nothing so exasper-
ating as never to get a chance
to flee from temptation.
No matter how late Il man
goes home at night he ought to
have too much consid GRAFTON
for his wife to argue with her
about what time it is.
When man gets the grip he
can drink a quart of whisky TO
cure it. but all a woman can do
is to cry because blowing her
nose makes it red.
A woman can hate what a
man does, yet love him for doing
it.
There is nothing so humilia.
ting to woman as to faint
when she isn't dressed for it.
A girl gets as much excite
ment out of an engagement as
man does out of a stock market
panic.
Any woman could cheerfully
wear shoes with holes in the
soles to be able to print fash
ionable street number on her
visiting card.
Every wife has an idea that
if she could induce her husband
to sleep with stocking around
his throat it would be a sure
cure for his cold.-N. Y. Press.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

WARREN TELEPHONE co.
Try our line if you wish to reach
nd points north aeast of Monroe.
25c to all points,
]. F.. Rem SHAW, Manager
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Where the Shoe Pinches.

The Leavenworth, Kans.,
Times sees in the opposition of
many sections of the south to
negro emigration agents like
"Peg" Williams desire to keep
the black laborer, and asks:
why, then, doesn't it treat
them decently? AS first STEP"
our Jayhawker contemporary
suggests, 1T might stop lynch.
ing them"
This reminds us, was it not a
frenzied mob of Leavenworth,
Kans., citizens that seized a
young negro ravisher and burn.
ed bin to death IN that city,
not so long since, in expiation
of his heinous crime? And, more
recently, was it not Kansas
mob that made the hanging of
the wrong negro doubly revolt.
ing by throat-cutting?
Is there, after all, such diff.
ference between tweedledum
and Observation-Disclosures Con
stitution.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

DIR. Hornback, Oculist and
Aurist, Hannibal, Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

"Man proposes and woman
disposes," remarked the young
man who gets quotations twist
ed.
Well" replied the beautiful
blonde on the other end of the
sofa, I'm disposed to do my
part If some man will do his"
Three minutes later she had
him landed.-Chicago Ameri.
can.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
The Little Fashions.

Coarse laces will be used as
insertions and appliques, head
ing flounces and outlining
seams.
Linen in all varieties of weave
and color will be in great de.
mand for the coming summers
shirt waist, but the heavy
weights will have the prefer.
ence.
More fashionable even than
white cloth this season is the
butter. color cloth which is used
in some of the most attractive
of the street gowns, trimmed
with stitched or plain bands of
the same material, and made
exceedingly plain in design.
There is only a little line of
Persian trimming on the coat,
or au embroidered waistcoat
with jeweled or rhinestone
buttons. st. Louis World.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Photographs
&c AT &c
Belle Johnson's Studio
The indiScreet Taiker.

From the Louisville Times.
There is no getting away from
the fact that the man who
makes a fool of himself in an
interview always takes advan.
tage of the opportunity open to
him of declaring that he has
been "misquoted."
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
MONROE AND PHILADELPHIA
TELEPHONE LINE.

Connectious.with Palmyra. Hannibal. New
ara. Labelle. haywood. Jacksonville. !. LAGRANGE
Canton. Cherrydell. and all points in Lewis
Shelby and Marion counties. Rates; 25c. T
his new line. T. 8, SCOTT. EnEr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09
Ksmsmbsr.d 80, r.,.

New York. May s-Her pct cat and
dogs we're not forgotten when Char
i0tte ~ Hoyt made her will She
died 10 Tim o. Jan Z The Wlii has
been filed in the HurfOga'e's ONCE
here. 4 want n simple funeral" J.,
begins. but a respectable burial ln
Greenwood cemetery. DO case 7 should
de without remarrying. and 10 !
should femarry. In such a place al ny
husband shall select Nu HOyt de
tafes her executors ~ pay ~ father
800 per month AZ long az be- lives.
and ~ me society Tor the prevention
n cruelty 10 animals so a month f0r
The care and maintenance ~ fhe rata
sld dogs that belonged ~ her The
residue NJ fhe estate o. left ~ J. =
Bum. n Tim. y
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09
INTO SECTIONS.
Nstiasai Confsfsnss ~ Charities SOD Cor
rsstioa separated ists These.


Atlanta. Ga. May s-The National
Conference 81 Charities and Correction
separated into sections Tor che discus
flon Of various phases Of the genera
work n the conference. Topics wer'
Juvenile DelinqBsnts" state super
vision % Charities and Correction
aad Disease and Dependence" llOur
ing and sanitary Inspection" Ofhri
section meetings uefe held The Sub
iefa BEING Juvenile Court Treat
uent 90 Cdm.nalf inrIlding Pr0la
f1a of AfH.fs Parole and Pardon
and -NastF FAMILIES 10 Homes. Do
rI.tIrE Teal AID"
husre orc fpaaEeH were Prof 1.
n c uran ri ifvnn0u God Ruta
frf1rf H Plat of coIgmbu. ~
George X r1nasiI ~ Nsu York. NIeb
az HarEarl 0f Nfu Orleans g. 30
Hlrs1rt rf Cincinnati. Judge Juilu
o. Meyer ~ Sfu YORK Judge Benin
-r q tHrffay RI beaver Judge R.,l
art 90 THnII ~ cb.aT1 and Rev
s4l-li J Dauora1 lf Sew Y0f.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09
Creed REVISION.
o. o, Relieved she rfs.bJfsnss' wu
-asa Proceed o. Co. 100.

o. o, n-ustsf ths rfs.bytsfIsa' WI
-aaa Proceed o. o. 300.
Se4 Ylrt Hay The $40 byterian
creed revision appears t0 Dol near a.
hand after % prolonged ald 40 time.
arrmoli0ls struggle. aaya tbe Herald
o. has been learned that Z-1 of the 90
byteTIea 0f abe Presbyterian thgr b
ln America voted f0i.gly i0r creed re.
vision A. based on eleven overture
90 f9aa ~ iasf years. general aaEem.
By af che meeting ~ the general 49,
femDig ~ be beid AZ L0a Angeles. CAL
this month u "a believed che iaHf Oh.
ftacle ~ TIE creed revision haH been
Overcome and Demands % ths great
majority OF PTeahYtsrians granted
With this naudcatl0n and decision 0l
the several preabyteries. Ia hoped b.
leading Chgrl hmen that the Probyfe
f.an church may resume ita Oid.tms
fore 10 ibis country.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09

In book on gnslrODomy appears
this nnecdOte N tIo gnsir0uomIc prov.
cas N o. swiss guard 100 fhe employ
ment N the Marochal dc Nillar zone
day the guard WIS sent Tor by the
marcchnl. WHO bad heard Of hIs en0r
nous appetite How many sirlo.ns "
beef can son catT be tentatively asL.
ed. An. monaelgneur Tor me ! don't
require many i've or slx at the most
And how many legs n muttOnf Legs
OF mutt0nf Not many seven or eight
And fat pulletsT oh. MS n pullets.
only few-n dorm And ~ pi.
geonsT As 10 pigeons. mOnseigneur.
not many-forty. perhaps MY And
larksT 'Larks. monseigneurf Al.
Ways"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09
J. wv. Bats
REAL ESTATE
a c e Mt

Have fn 0fne fla only go N AhHffarf Book 0'
Biaz0s County Land fitisa.
FOR sALE.
About i05 acres located one mile
from court house % acres ~ euliiva-
Ion and balance iu pasture. Fenced
with 6wlres Price $1,000
About orc and One-quarter acres
rear schoe house In southeast part
u town. Snail ~ cottage, tenant
10use and Vsll on premises. Price
no.
cir room house and two lots 81
ground located four blocks from
lain Street. Brick cistern on pre-
Misses. Price 1870.
One quarter block near Allen Aea'
ismy. Fast front. Price f2J0D
Terms easy.
One half 81 n block near Allen
academy. Price 400 10.
Lots near school house NJ $40
Zach.
About Is acres of land on south
Side Of town. good new 1-rOOm house
With we'll, cistsrn aud out-houses
Price 5000.
l-room house. with pantry. hall
and two galleries. Tub cistern, Dor
"a we'll. stable and garden. LOcat-
"a 4 blocks from Courthouse. Rents
for 900 per month. Price $3.50 90.
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is SATISFIED.
Japan s.sisssa Hsssi- VIII Agsls E.ss
aafs 9aoehnrla


Toxic. April ~, via Victoria 70 e,
May G-The japanese government
after having communicated with 81
Petrrrbmg. has heroine satlsned thai
Rnafla ihtsnds 20 carry out the sec
ond evacuation u Nsncharia
In the HnssO-Chlna agreement u
April .. ls02 the Russian government
guaranteed the NifhdraWai u ~ froops
BY nov april =. 1907 from the north.
eastern portion ~ Joukden pfoyincs
AMI from Klfln province. and. there,
fore. Chinese territory along the Yaig
and Tiemen rivers ought a. b. restOf.
81 - Russia Set II ~ admitted that
there have been many contradictory
orders. confusion and indecislOg rs-
Gently among Russian troops ~ The
tuO provinces and actual Withdrawal
complete 81 evacuation 10 the letter
has been sOmeWhat delayed r. n
nevertheless probable that tuasia viii
~ The agreement. Judging BY me tons
Of the replies IN The Official Inquiries.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09
MA ! P EARL

fsanew town IN Ellis county. lo-
Gated on the Fort Worth division
Of the international q Great North.
ern railroad. twelve miles north Of
Italy. between lialY and n Worth.
IN ihe heart Of ihr fnesi black
land farmtg section 90 De found i1
Trm.. The yery beet ariesian wa-
Ter can be- obtained 90 a depth OF
200 feet. tel a q y row haF-
ing superior flowing vel 90 'tai
There wiI tc ar
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09

C0nsfantln0ple. May s-The Bulga.
rian government has returned the pOf
tes note % the subject u the incur
sion ~ Bulgarian bands into Mace
doEia ana importation ~ explosives
into Turkey from Bulgaria 10 The o..
t0man commissioner ~ Sofa. 10 cOnse.
quence ~ what the government 0f
Bulgaria describes a. 'lts in0nenrlye
terms Mastering u Turkish troops
continues ln Macedonia and Albany
where soon ig5 bstiali0ns will BE- Do.
tIlDuted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09
GsisisF Gssssd

Panama Stay -N0fWlfhafandlnr
the persistent denial u The Nlcaa.
guam government thar the revolution
IN that republic d. making progress.
sdyicea received here show that it ls
gaining ground An American who
has arrived here from Central Amer.
ica says The Sicaraguan that the ~.
caraguan revoluIonisfs have help
from the other republics and a mem.
mem ~ fhe Nlcaraguan lunta here
says BE- expects extraordinary events
will occur in Nicaragua next week
which be adds Elll secure the rucre1s
" The revolution
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09
RUSSIA ACTIVE
u said - Have Ifssssspisd Sss Ch~ssI
Wuh = Isfae gorss

u said - Have Ifssssspisd sss Chssss
Wdb Large Isfss.
Pekin. May Russians. II b. stated.
have Fe-oocupled New Chwang with .
large force and also pot garrlz0nH 10
the forts AZ the mouth n the Lao
river They are further reported 70 BE-
making offensive warlike preparatl0ni
The news ~ HuHslan activity. which
comes from d most truEfuOrthY source
~ New Chuang adds that on their 70
turn 10 New Chuang fhe Russian
troops brought win them several large
guns a large force has been ordered
% Tc-OrrupT TEN ChuanF Tai The
Russians have 1900 troops between
the mouth Of Lao riyef and Port ar.
thur
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09
AUCTION Sale Of
town lots at May
pearl THURSDAY
May Fourteenth.

by the Smith Land 4 Improvement
comply. Terms or SALE.
ONF-HALF CASH BALANCE
ONE AND TWO YEARS. 5 per
cent interest. 4 grand opporiuri'
~ for investment. Maypean bid'
fair % become one OF the finest
towns 10 the black land. DON'T
MISS THE SALE. Low exeur.
sion rates will be IN effect from all
points on the /. * g. y. system
Call on ticket agents for particulars
or write d. ]. PRICE,
Gen. Pass. x Ticket Agt.,
Palestine, Texas.
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sill Cnnnn.a

Los Angeles. Cal. May John Czoi.
ROzz. brother Of the anarchist who
Killed President Mckinley. Do son in
confinement After the arrest % Cz0i-
gOsz Do WA agreed that Do might be 90
bis Interest ~ remain at the station
until after President Roosevelt bad lef'
the city. bat be expressed the wish thai
a. little publicity al possible BE- given
% the matter. Captain 81 Detective
BrndlfhaW agreed 10 ibis and the mar
was given comfortable quarters DO tbs
city prison
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09

Yokahoma. Nay o. There are per.
fiatent reports In circulation regard.
ing ihe movements ~ Rumiin troops
ai9ng The iaiI river Detachmenfs
entered Korea OTfeDubIy o. protect
Russian timber r0rreGf. 0nalfcg. and
a large body Of Hsuan troops are 90.
ported iO be- approaching win. 10
Tea The JaLlre.e government d
pfOtesfinF agalEFt ftcre actions
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giss. Purchased.

Durango. MeH. Stay b-Frederick
]. Llchtenberger 0f Chicago has pur
chased Tor 10000 the mines ia
Union" La Gran sonora ZaragOza
and Ia pcruana." all 0f which are
located 90 the PanacO Dc Coronado
district. state " Durango. Mr. Licn
tenberger o. broker representing a
new mining company which has been
formed ln Chicago with a capital Oi
81 900. 900 in gold
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09

Cleveland. o.. May Sin cOnncc.
tion with the arrest " man supp0s.
% ~ boz a brother ~ the ASSASSIN Of
President Mckinley. ln Los Angeiea
Cal. Thursday night. an effort wa
made ~ learn from the father Of
the CzoigOsz boys u their Wherca.
bOuiH. but repeated calls AZ the fam
ny home failed no elicit any Response
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09
YamiIy Rotations.

"Wbo f. that man you we're just
taking witbT
That's my brotbef.in.law."
"Hs looks enough like you 20 b. your
own brother"
He is my own brother We are
twins"
'Srvinsi Then why al you ssy he
vas your brothsr-in.hvr
-Bsesnss be H. ! have shrss broth
srs-sns N Law. one Ia msdicins sRd
COS n ths arny."-kinnsapohs T1b.
SO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09
DOUBLE HANGING

T-s ssgross De Upon ne sssnsid fsl
the Crime ~ HaFdsr
81 Louis Nay Henry Wilson and
Hampa0n Gray. negroes. were hanged
in he jail yard for murder This vas
the ant double hanging here since
MARVEL Who murdered Arthur Prsllsr
IN the Southern hotel. and another
murderer were executed Aug Do. Isss
u was also The frf private execution
in the history " 81 Louis. a few on.
ciala and Newspaper men being the
only pernOnE present
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-09

Cairo. 49,. May s-Telegraphic com
munlrai.Ou % 81 Gencyleye o. inter-
rupted. bot Commando Vree.and o.
the Arkansas. wired ~ Cairo f0r the
boats mail This indicates 10 VIII be-
some time before the Arkansas H.il BE-
released