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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-06-25
Ladies And Children Invited.

All ladies and children who cannot stand
the shocking strain OF laxative syrups,
cathartics. etc.. are invited to try the
famous Little Early Risers. They are
different from all other pills. They do
not purge the syetem. Even double
dose viii not grippe, weaken or sicken !;
many people call them the Easy Pill.
w. H. Howell. Houston. Tex. says
nothing better can be used for cons.ipa-
ton. sick headache. etc. Bob Moore,
Lafayette. Ind. says all others gripe and
sicken. while DeWitl's Little Ea'ly
Risers do their work well and easy. Sold
by Ftldmeyer Bros. City Drug S.rr-.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-06-25
How's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Cata,rh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. Cheney & Co.. Props, Toledo. ..
We the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last IS years. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all BUSH
ness transactions and financially abe 10
carry out any obligations made by iheif
firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. o. WALDING. KINNAN * MAR
WIN. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Q.
Halls Ca,arrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Price IS cts.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Tes,i-
monials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best. Jim
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-06-25
THE ODD AND CURIOUS.

Soldiers are employed in Jerusalem
as tax collectors.
AS rule gray horsesattain greater
age than those of any other color.
The word post can be transposed
more times than it has letters-viz.,
post, spot, stop, pots, and tops.
In North Wales the Welsh word for
snow is "rwan-" In South Wales it is
'srwan" spelt backwardss-viz ''nawr."
Personally fitted dog blankets Of
sealskin can now be had for $50 each in
New York if made without handker.
chief pocket.
Through mice nibbling hole in a
gsspipe in an aviary nearly the whole
of a valuable collection Of birds was
suffocated at Kings Lynn, in Eng
land.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-06-25
Teachers Examination.

ANNAPoLIs, Nd, June and. 1903
TTlHE ANNUAL EXAMINATION for the
school Teachers OF Anne Arundel County.
and applicants for Teachers Certificates will be
held In the SCHOOL HOUSE. In Annapolis, on
TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY. JULY l4th and
18th beginning at 10 A M. All applicants for
certificates mast report promptly at 10 A. n. on
on Monday. All teachers whose certificates have
expired by limitation viii be Repaired 70 take
this examination. BY order ofthe board.
II. EUGRNE wATHRN.
GA Secretary, &C.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-06-25

The hod.carriers employed on the
work at the State House annex struck
this morning, and this prevented the
bricklayers from continuing the work.
The trouble arose because number Of
men who are not members OF the bod
carriers union had been employed to
wheel bricks to be hoisted by machine
to the upper part of the building. These
men are paid &I.se per day instead Of
the usual rate, aud the bod carriers
struck. The work on the building had
10 be suspended.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-06-25
A ger;ous Mistake.

E, C. Dewitt & Co. is the name Of the
firm who make the genuine Witch Hazel
Salve. DeWitt's is the Witch Hazel
Salve that heals without leaving a scar.
Il is a serious mistake To use any other.
DeWnt's Witch Haz. SAlye cures blind.
bleeding. itching and protruding piles,
burns, bruises, eczema and all skin dis
seases. Sold by Feldmeyer Bros, City
Drug Store. il
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-06-25
V;ews II New Naval ACADEMY.

Views OF the new Naval Academy as
il will be when completed are on sale at
the store OF Joseph S. HAYS. Main street.
and at the CAPITAL Office. Price. IS
cents. I'm J2z
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-06-25
THE IDEA

of selling goods is to make
profit on them. All agree
on that score. But how
much profit should there
beg There is a decided
divergence of opinion on
this point. Some. go in
for enormous profits.
Those are the very fellows
who, sooner or later, are
on the wrong edge of the
situation. We, on the
other hand, never dream
of large profits-what we
want is a fair comfortable
living with plenty of ex-
ercise. Well, we manage
to get both. We hustle
enough to save money in
buying our stock and we
usually are kept busy dis
pensing standard and
fanltless garments, Foot
wear, Headgear and Fur
nishings to worthy and
appreciative PATRONS on
quite small margins of
profit. Our object of sfair
comfortable living with
plenty of exercise" is
meanwhile duly and just
ly accomplished. And
that is our idea exactlyl
AARON |. GOODMAN,
Cor. Market Space and OOrnhill St.
ANNATOLIS. MD.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
ST TUS 0F
 THE: CASE: In Regard to Alaskan
 Surveys. UNFOUNl ED RE:p0lT As to Ale red EnCroacIlmentS by American Surveyors in
 Alaska.
UNFOUal ED REpOAT

Washington, Nov. l5.-The otiic a $ of the coast and geodetc survey, the government bureau having in char ge the surveys made by the Cniled States in Alaska. pronounce as incorrect the report attributed to Victoria. B. C., newspaper. that euclt tachmt ntS have been made hy an American surveyor on British lerrit,ry m the ueighbufhOOd of their surveyors have recently teen engaged in d survey Oi the cUuhtrN: that when the American VnL iutelo Wt re engaged there they were accompanied bN and co-operated with engineer rep resentatlve, of the l5ritl-h government, and that whatever monuments were erecied were erected for tue purp, SC oi ma ing trieOnumt trlGal points IUcdt- ed iu cUnut ctiUu with their triana ular work, it bein. the universal custom of surveyors to leave such n.arks wher- ever they operate.
 They call attention to the fact that their lveyOls could do nothing to- ward asserting lhe sovereignty oi the Un ed States, and d sU tO tue fact u ut the! were in that c untry Tor the pur- pose of rum ng Ines, and not for tie pIrpOse of ceiiuug bUuuGary .iLe,, t"at branch of the work necessarily b, ing lett tU lpl,matic officials.
 Ie attributes this report and eth F. like It to d spirit ol retaliation on tLe part oi Canadians tor >taten.euls o' d similar character made on the other sue of the controversy hy Americans. speaking Of the story of the Dlunume reported to have beeu found a!Ohg the i.ne of the Portland ca'laI recently hl Ane ican-, they >aI that thc li!t~ oI 10 spoken Of wer, r aced there years ago by d navat or mI.ta'y survr! n9 party -eut out uuQt r an aci ut cong e>s.
 lEel were IrslLaIly small s;one houses, used mt sti a. wa cLuuaeS. and their eX,~ttnce has been known tr"m
 he first jO tn" tugi.s authOrstie-, who already have made repte>tntatl' no to this government ctnce tnInS them. ht ueUuelic survey authorizes also Sia'e hat, so far as heir knowledge goes, no boutdary m"nument> were lhherlt ed by the United states fire Ill the Rus ,lan-.
 It is suggested at the state depart. ment that the conclusive quest of Lieut. EmmonS la~t summer after ntythica boundary stones. may be the tOunda ion of the report from Victoria, for Il
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
FIRE FUNDS
Remonstrance Against
 the Distribution.

The volunteer fire depa, tnenI held a meeting Saturday evening at their le d quarters in the engine house, wi h pron ised to be interesting for a time, but the threatened storm was at asL temporarily sidetracked. A com mitlee had been appointed 10 ask he ci y council for an appropriation. for a gy nnasium and when the report was as ed for it Was not for hcuming. It WIS charged that the preside nt of the department, Councilman $ ovens, had inlimated that Coun- ci,man Jourden had evinced ht s- tili.y toward the department in the matter of the appropriation. Jourden e nphaiically denied it and explained his position and he was supported by Archer, and the pres dent subsded.
 Dr. Ed. F.. Hill, on behalf of a com mittee of citizens presented a remou- strance against the division of the fund raised by the citizens for the fire de partment. as reported in recent issue of THE NUGGET, and the matter went over for d week in order that an invest igation may be made.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11

for boys, and ladies to be admitted free.
 It was al-o decihed tu hold q skating carnival on Tuesday evening Feb. 24. One feature of the carnival will be a mile >kating race, open to all coners. The committee having the carnival in charge i, comp sed of Leo. Loo wen"erz, J. C. Aiuther. and Jere Consby, togeth- CT with the executive committee of th" t,ub. It is the intention of the com mittee to provide an Interesting pro gram and d Int at the rink will be productive of d great amount OI pleas ure. The extremely cold weather Of late has prevented the rink from being patronized as well as u should be, but in anticipation of milder weather the atlendance should materially inl ease.
 The "lamlly skating part!' next Tuesday night will be the first of d >er- ies oi skating events which 1t is propos- ed to give weekly durni2 the remainUer of the season.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11

is stated j,slt,NetA here th., nOtulnG in the n .ttte ot an inlCtnatlGnal |. u1t- dary line has been drawn n thd sec ton, an |, m lact. nu attempt has been made to do lhI> m recent N'al~. fdr ba"k d. 1918 !, Cr,tIry ENar drew up a ln, au, V,Vtu.. W th ..' Br ,>n hUret tDuen l.. emp arl :. su at tn uuInuIstrat.on oi jusuCe and custom cuIltctiuis n lh ; seal i0n ol l., b 'uur- arN. A line was draNn be W' "n le two hl.re,t ptano un tan, "o' "' hfte, II mes above the mouth Ui the oLtktcn river, winch IL Wu- aal ee" should constitute a COuUitItuAI b. Ln- GalN me bttWtcn the tW, ctuttr.te.
 I hat line ha, remained as buuhdat! uD {, tue ptc.,nl Il OIAcIt, all. In fact. the conuItIuuo there are lr,cl-t.! he sane as eNp.to-td Iu ,hc N nltt luo~, the Nhiikat pas, aud i'll lly k anhtt Nu : ley, where the In,ls Ol X a-notl and ,f DiIrsh COiuub A. rI9u c.I.n -tesG fined uulu som, re.ndn,.. 0ns,- mcnL la u.atr.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
WIRE! .I.::SS ]:
 'TELL.EI.::l;FI}(AP. ]. ]: i. B tweel Nome and St.
 hicllael. .F-ll.U73 10 EaEG. De 0 -0ltr ctO Stations 1 be Built at Cape Nore aiI
 Cape Elnb,gh.
F@.!l-U23 10 EoEG-

I 'au int re~''n letter {. tn cdj'r of T E x GEL. Ser can " r.. B kit col the 7i-. q ( 0 p-, nho wa, -,a- ticnc in No C ll>t year, write of plo DO oul,4apm XJcA,iu III A osk. next l,"r.
 Ser-,unt burDctt wa, yaHed to Van cou>er, Wa-h,, 'ar y la, ta,l n l'icla, ba>iuc tG at. r ua in d mp t' N'a~ti to-, n. '., l,tu he! to Nan- co.N,r. 7,r- cam E IkD ,a.,:
 "l-ou no ouht. .nu.s of ,l, cu .eav'l 'f L.e '. Choke. the &.-u". Corr to rcimlt tLe cable h,twccu %ome a1o 1t. A,ich .,l la, Iali. II Was .uud ii. po~ ih.,Io.po 1u!tAing w.,h jl o4I II win b a ar@ou,4.
 "Ih, tai'ae of the Nir,i,~, >!stca. which wa t. he installed Lt~t .'a,' l. wa due to ihc al F" o. th" cou rae CTS to comply wth thei. a.rtem, nD It l. the intention jhou-h io let COL tIacis Or lht ere ticu If a Wj'" c - sI. tem le W.,n Cue tone and St Mi,harl. 4 wireless ,ta,i n will b, erected ou the highest point of Ca, x me aad tie cppo ite station vii. l., on Gaze | eubi4h. Ut hc h ter po n vii he select, q ,utcr 'u. lbt wire wil be used jo uaI~uit mc,~Aa's fl, Il the ape to Non C.
 "5e,.ean. ~anf l"} i>tow in in the Philip, in i~ands. Iic ioun1 h s W ..' after ,ustNiug J, P,wm dH' o' N'Ac.'
 Se 2 ans $ If rd Nas in cha a ,t the United S'ate, telegraph station ir | 1901, Late in l t fa,l cf that year Et re-, igcl letter tatirg that W f.. who was op her way trom Bal Imore [, i in her j.u,b mi in x, m, had le ,n { insane na Wae n k ing in att (. ilt i cG. r.l Nome To- a p3dr, al t!i i C ii st auth ntjc news thai hl> been heard tu Nome If ham or tAe falr C. hi- wife. iu,c that time.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
Big Time at the Snake
 River Rink.
NEXT TUESDAY EVE.
Price of Admission Reduced to 15 ts....COffee and
 Cake as We'll.

On o'd-fashioned skating party will be given by the Nome Outdoor Pleasure club, at the Snake river rink next Tues day evening. to which every body is in vited. The price of admission will be 25cents for gentlemen, 10 cents f. r boy> and ladies will he admitted free.
 Mayor Valentine will furnish coffee, A. F. Zpf will provide cups and saucers, Sam Archer and C. l.. Johnson have bmh promised abundance of cream, while Leo Loewenherz will see that there is plenty of cake and 'native sons." all of which will be free.
 The club held it's regular monthly meeting last night an the price of ad- mission to the rink trnon-nemberS wa reduced 10 p cents for men. 10 cents
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
From Nasl.in gtl Il, 3. (.

In lc4 Sta es lar hli tirI arj i, in r ,r.pt e, a tier rom his all'rre1. l. E. Nyhiahou f ,,a- in4'or, D. .. In which he ,u>>: "Iii.avc Itf'om ,hc a>- ,0, ant alt,r ey gene #. that eha- not ,. un!t ing l,e contempt ca" gail s y", af era m letr reading, q imrta,h your inlc rily." Mr. Me- Mahuu adl,: oha. acrua, the lc. waters"
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
from lI.e OYlli.

x. c. W.n quJ,,, he 'H.rm,t of the 5awtoolh.' arrived from Mary', Igloo .l-l >atu day evening, har.u4 tras ele .r.m l.narim riy,r in ne ray. Mr. Y rdlu-r 7.a'e-t att tro Guud r-on inpr3y.u4. a,. | q. ~ nhe 10 be b Ut.
 Ar. " ndqai, feel. $ sad, ecau,e hi- tatDhfo i'd $ e,nald dog Bar ,l' k scn uu'c Gs"t. For our years Q ha- te.n A.r. Wa qpj-t~ compan- ou anu eve.al n | onr ,hcjr lives 10 ,.,r faithful, sa-a,,u, s. Bernard. On ev'ra. occasion, Braey has left his me in the wIut, r anI iouu men lost n tie trail and cIlhe. gui led them to EIr. Nndqu ,t'> cab n or r, turned. to ct hi, n as ITS lp.
 ----
 ie!S Nap i,a at ''.,OT. iiN>t stern.'
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
SjIFi(j.. FIlI...k
Kobuk Strike Was Made
 on Bismarck Greek.

Couccrn'ne the strike OF tAc 5lun- nik K buk Ii>e'. G. W. NUu'an "b" k now Ii eoH.,. ..a,s JUL <, Ma. made b Frank Ecg'r, ana Il nan amed J ue-. 1hc pa! Gir was aud ii bis m',ck cr,c.. l., ger wrcte of Ihc strike to Ar luucau and told him that he and J ms had @et mp siu'ce hoAt and cleaned mp $@00. Roger, went out side last ia to ? r>hac supplies which will he drought n neNt |,'rIl y. Jones, Rog CT, partner, rn,ajucd on the kU- buk.
 Bi,u ar, l; creek wa- dis cv,red in 1898, hy man named 5 ,marck y ho q ed there in the following win ,r. Rogers and Jot ee found h'> c@iiu and began lrospe' t,os wuh ,le aho C result.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
=:jIl1i ' TUNNEL l
Of Miocene Ditch Co.
 Nearing Completion.


 J. A. Garcutte of tie Miocene Ditch Ca., was in town ye-telday from Glacier cre,k Alr. Garottte sal> that the a,ather on the creeks o' la Q "a, been from loto l2 de--eas waruer than ir Nouc, according to the thermometers.
 The Mioceue compauy'a tunnel be-
 wecn the heal of snow 2ulch anc Anvl is pr' g'e. s.n9 satisfactorily ;we've Il en ale at wcrk on l." turnel and it js exp cted that t will be com pie rd in a coupe of moths CT 50. Tne,c remuin> vt abnvt 300 feet to he p3t through. The toImati Il k rock and the An,ii end k eAcel tiouallJ hard.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
A BL.hHkE !
Miners Federation Is
 Branching Out.

Denver, Colo, Nov. 2S.-The execu- tive board of the Western Federation of Miners i- now in ~eSsi, II hcr' con2id- ering the plan- oF extension fer the oreanizal ion all ever tie coniineLt.
 It is proposed to take jn'o the union all the miners who have been al. fate q with the American F. dtra ion Ut Labor. Organizer, wi, be sent into Mexico.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
Pleasant Party.

Miss Nellie Wallace gave very pleasant party Sunday evening to her many friends, at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Fountain. iu honor of her cousin, marriage on the outside.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
PRICE B CENTS
A Gambling Debate.

The Literary .pot el MouoaY night Ii-tt ned 10 Il warm debate ca the gam hlin- question. Col. L. l.. Sawyer de- lvetco an cIoq' cut addice, in lavor of
 ambIin2. ciHcG r4 hi ar-uu ents ,th all array (. tac, and rhetoric.
 he ne. a yr tide as hIy repr re,ented hy ( pr. II. \. r eIc-, but The utlirma- i've won
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
A Swell Af.ar.

You won't have to wear dress suit and russet shoes, but they will be yer! appropriate at lhe GtrnlanAu CT can concert and musical festival Saturday evening. OMMITTEE.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11

While m Councn sop at the Ep,n- W arm KoOIDS.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
BRl(1g.F OUIIOOEl
IVY


 KTAYOE Na.,l;lte i- in re
 1VA ,cDpg fla lolt'r uou 1. N.
 E. Atkinson. of Seattle, in which
 he -ays th;t cv, rl b"dy l. t." tts
 abouL Nomc ant t~ rIr mI~'n-
 future. Mr. Atkiu~on add, that
 he " no be urPg eo c o'c q
 great influx If people lo this see
 t,n next sprg. Tine dcNcl'p- ment If last year, together with tle good output ot Gu-t, c"nNlu. C people that seward Peuin-u k lne licla for t.e ,Nplo aG,n of gold,
 ARA Ssn K, SsTIs1
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
MAIL TONIGHT
A%&%

TT IT, Carrier 5m T. f Pnt
 -VA "a ot! u. Lo l. L. ' Nth about -U0 l,yu. t l.,i Q mail for Nomo. Ii, .iI Irob- ob.l airNc .,mt h.' tDI- C'en- 7 ing, al h. u4l a li.t.c Ill al i7 raging down the coast onIth i, lrit Nomc 1or I~.ac'- |. It .a>t { We1le~ ay niorujn-. a'd the , .ripi, ,Ler l,'tarec r.-o eaH,r. a.&%tNN&%%4< #*k&AS AxA& |,
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11

skate >h.uprucd tt Barrow ~ tha- 7, c,,n ,ep |.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
A FIERY METEOR
w

k meteor was seen hy . number \ of Nome people about four o'clock yesterday afternoon over Sledee island. l he meteor was a large one with d long fiery tail. It was travelling northward at 8 tremend, us rate and disappeared, ap arently, in the direction of
 Anvil creek.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11

FOUND Pair ot eycgla~Se>. gold trimmed. Inqmle NUGGET cliice.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11

Drink Green R,v-r Whisky, without a headache, al the Board of Trade.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11

Hot Weln,rN1 1let at all rOur, at the l.cg, P, ,Oa ~u' pu.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11
Have you tsi>di'e.'s aptha'

If you waut to have |, game of pool or suIuo~ 4p rhe : ar of Trade saloon. rWu fine tables have IJ-t been eceIved
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11

Zine Tca~. Nome l'a'in4 Co.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11

Centennial Best F.uu "NOrthwese tern" Pool and bIliard taU,ts at the EOapC If Trade saloon.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-11

I-e!s Nap ha at '..,or. inv. stern."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-05-14
1t is an Every Day Cry Now

We offer below few suggestions TO this cry.
Parmesans Cheese for Macaroni 40 cents a Bottle
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-05-14
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed
rlatters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour-
nal Readers
The best bread and CAVES al Mosher's

The best bread and cakes al MOsher,s.
Mr.. Charley Foster, af Blue Ridges
was a recent visitor to Marietta.
We are headquarters for naens s UNDER
wear. DuPrH Rros4
Federal decoration exercises will
take place here May 3Oths & Y u
Call Phone LIT for your feed stun
The Marietta Chautauqua. July I2fh
to 10Th. s q
FRESH FIsH-Direct from do.
every Friday and Saturday.
PRINcE ] kepss
Mr.. Cutliff, the jewelAr
Cook & Co.'s, has returned from All
bany.
Four room house to rent. jersey
COW fresh in milk for.sale
r: GRzAa
Mrs. S. L. Atkinson Is on i visit to
relatives in Rome.
Refrigerators and Freezes NJ
ing's hardware store.
There is no success for any man who
wastes his time and misuses his faleuts
We sell W. L. Douglas, Boste1ikns
and Lilly Bracket shoes for men and
boys. None better made. DuPre Bros
Miss Minnie Jordan has been staying
in the postoffice for few day
r lae
A car load of Mitchell Wagons came
here Tuesday for Dobbs Hardware Dps
Mr.. Ralph sMurray visited St. Louis.
Mo-, the past two weeks
The GAINESVILLE OhautanduB will s bs
held June 18th to June Goth.
Mrs. Agnew Hilsman has returned Is
Albany.
'Bonnybell." as given AE.thes opera
house and staged By Miss Anra San
ford, was superb sbectaollIar exhiti-
ton and greatly enioyed by those pres
ent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-05-14

4 Mr.. Frank. Reynol zs b6sI
ne. Il Reid bali intsf
engine mouse.
Mr. Chem Msrchma i ID
rem, 81 Jacksonville, E IS {
CITY Thursday 70 spsRa
Mr and Ms q <..| ~
daughter Ruth ~ v.si M s. V
Mrs. Hilburn. IN Ameris4z
IVA vo,,...see,, the re-. .Sz
straw hats f6r men boys Una 4.
s not. we yilkbe glad %
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NJ
~ i q Y q Will. g = AeW 81
some ths f1ogg vaf5ekx 81 I1e
~ 81 $3.50 hi sn's sssass'sss : d
Oar ffiends Who hak been waiting
S. S Il. Sn s. s y ls! esss e1
fIns IS ~ Il : - is, 3 IS a.,
NJ ~. " sl,..., .. I, =.
s 4 50 es'sa ps''''s' as,
ii, s, ! nj III resI M fSan,, q 81 81 ~ &. s.
e e &. N u
IA iss Illsfe Kilbz left last M tln6s-
4 Z IL. eis;t II Her. sisfs 81 vs..
~ e, $500 8 sSs' J. 49, y
~ e. ! q g 1Soslae - 81
Rasnop Joseph 3. ICY gtl4 4
over ielse neAe y oEsIS saeorgIa q 8 saR'
zlss NDhsesenee so.pe heau r. ~ ss1al' 3
ascssfnoer iotn'
# Mrs ", 7. Underwood and two soEe
who have been visiting her amt, Mrs
q u Crosby left for her homes in CHI;
cage last week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-18
eARTRELL EXECUTED.

was Hanged Tor the Murder 81 a Tras'
cling Companion Named ponegan.
Butler. Mo. April l7.-Dr. James l..
Gartrell, the aged murderer OF d. b.
Donagan. a Colorado miner was hang
ed IN the county Jail yard here.
About 1900 persons witnessed the ex-
ocution. many coming from the sur
rounding country. Rev Williamson
Of the Christian church addressed the
crowd from the scafiold before the con-
demned man was brought IN.
Dr. Gartrell displayed remarkable
nerve and talked briefly TO the spccia-
tors before the black cap was adjust
ed. Tie stated Doe bad only one enemy
he could not forgive, but would not
mention bis name.
IN March. 1891, D. b. Donagan. a
gold miner from Gunuison county
| Colorado came here 90 provide him
/ self with au Outlt 90 drive overland 20
/ Oklahoma. where he intended Co buy "a
/ ranch Ho met Dr. James H. Gar,ral.
and the lattcrs son. william. An are
TangCment was made that the tbrDo
should drive to oklahoma together.
When about 100 miles from Kansas
City the party stopped to spend tlo
might in q deserted cabin The three
men lay down 20 sleep. but only tho
two younger men did $50. When tha
younger Gar,raIl Hwoke Doc saw that
his father had killed Dluapln boy split.
ting his head with an aX Ho said @.
his father what dd YOU k.ll him
FORE because. SON. we needed
money" answered tho old man. tn.
two men carried uouagans body to ,
nearby crock and r0ppHd 10 Zoo. Spr.n.
frCshots soon washed the body ont or
the banks. whore 90 was found a1ou
! two weeks later Suspicion directed
toward lhD Clrtreils. aud when am lu
vestigat0u was made 30 was learuD.
that Dr. Gar,roil sold a team OF horse
I'm the nelehb0Thuod whore The Grim
| was committed. Father and son WEI.
arrested ur G3r.r..l la,nr coniesse
/ that De killed U1u1Wu entirely exon
Grating DTS son. but Insisted that Odd
: in soll-dCleu.G
E Dr. G0rtro'l was The oldest man up0
! whom iho death sentence has owe
| been pronounced Iu 500 souri, lie 1870
! iXty-eIEat years old. Doc Vas Sis ig.
tall very erect Up'.H Dies age. aH
wore O long flowing beard Uo w.
once "a member OF The Texas lcgislatw
and also o. probate judge OF ReiuB
county Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-18
BY ACCLAMATlON.
Redmond. Resolution Tor Home RuI'
Went Through Unanimously.

Redmond, Resolution Tor Home Rul'
Went Through Unanimously.
Dublin. April 1.-THE national CON
vention called by the United Irish
league TO consider the new land bill
continued its business. There was a
small attendance In view OF a mis-
understanding In the case OF certain
English papers. John Redmond. chair
man, introduced a strong home rule
resolution declaring that the Irish ma
ton would never be satisfied until Il
obtained the fun measure OF self gov
eminent mo substitute" said Mr..
Redmond. "can or will be accepted"
Mr Michael Davitt briefly seconded
the resolution. saying lrishmen would
be neglect.ng their sacred duty 90 the
cause IL they dId not send such meas.
ure 20 their race throughout the world.
Mr. Redmond's recommendation was
carried by reclamation.
William OBHen then proceeded 70
explain various suggested amendments
TO the land bin An amendment of
Mr. OBrion. providing Tor extending
financial assistance 90 evicted tenants,
was welcomed by many of the dele
gates, who wished 90 Co go further