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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-25
PASSENGER TRAIN ROBBED.
Burlington Depot at Lincoln Held Up
for 81 600

Lincoln. Neb. April 24.-Passengers on
Burlington train No. Il were held up and
robbed Of $1,000 early Friday morning as
the train was leaving the Burlington
Union station in Lincoln. The train has
been robbed three times within 100 miles
of Lincoln. The robbery last fan netted
$4,000 to the men who did the work ard
no trace of them has ever been found.
The work this morning was accom-
plished mostly while the passengers from
branch and feeder lines Of the Burling-
ton were in the depot waiting the arrival
II trans-continental trains. Many of the
persons in the depot Were asleep and did
not know they had been robbed until the
noise arose as the train was pulling into
the station. The presence Of the robbers
" as first discovered by a woman She
screamed end the peorle in the waiting
room gathered around her Investigation
proved a ma iority OF them had been rob
bed. The confusion permitted the rob-
bers 10 escape.
Later they made their presence known
on board an euigrant sleeping car. The
conductor and porter with passengers
were herded into one end Of the car and
the search instituted by one man while
the other held the crowd back with guns
They left the train baween Lincoln and
Milford
When heating a furnace for your zoe N
a. q
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BAS BALL.
National Leaoue.

NEW YORK. 3; BOSTON. T.
New York. April 24.-New York won an
uphill game from Boston today Taylor
was batted out of the box in the first two
innings. but Cronin was very steady
and allowed but one run during the rest
of the game. Attendance 5000. Score:
RH E
New York ....---....0 0 0 3011--5 d
Boston ......-..-....2 5000 OO-4 4
Batteries: Taylor, Cronin. Warner and
Bowerman; Willis and Kittredge.
PITTSBURG, s: ST. LOUIS. :.
Pittsburg. April 24.-In long drawn
out and loosely played game Pittsburg
won in the eleventh inning when two men
were out on Branfields long hit to center.
scoring Wagner. Attendance 5000. Score:
r HE
Pittsburg ......40110000 -S13
st. Louis. .......0 041000-7 3
Batteries: Doheny and Smith; Rhodes
and ONiel.
PHILADELPHIA. 4: BROOKLYN. O.
Brooklyn. April 24-Timely batting in
the seventh and eighth innings enabled
the Philadelphas to shut out the Brook
lyns today. Attendance $500. Score:
Brooklyn ............0 0 0 000-0 3
Philadelphia ........0 0 0 00G22 o. 4
Batteries: Theilman and Ritter; Mitch
ell and Roth.
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10 b. shsfs liae e. the asaf era as sef-
rice equal 20 fhe hrsf Yen zii sass iiuss
ard MONEY - travelling oFef fals line.
o. has fhFrs tGroush 1siiF -EGfr~a fr1ier.
stir fhronEh FeFffssiad sleepin s-csrs.
and Aueflean riab uleais ranging -
Drscs from - 20 - afe served la Niekel
Plate siuinx ears. nieg q 81 carte sersses
TrF frp aver fhe s1s~i plsfs reed
ard son Efl Grd fhs service efusI .
sry befWesn ChiesEo ana fae esst
CtirsEq 1ecqt. Hafrissn street anf
Flffh as.uaa c1sg firaef ssErez -is
kfaus stree zrd ADssoslsu Aanez-
Jan y csiahsH zeaersl sxsrt. 81
Assrre street. raesn - Ch8rsra
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ST. Joseph.
New York Produc..

New York. April 22-Butter-Receipt
46fS packages; market steady; state dairy
lsa2ic; extra. &c: common To choice Is
6Siisc
Cheese-Receipts 5.445 packages: mar
kst steady: fancy large state fun cream,
colored. lRzTls%c. small. colored, &c
small white l41rc
Eggs-Receipts l2s38 packages: marlxaj
strong; state and Pennsylvania Iss5l6i.t
western iirsts I6c
Sugar-Raw firm. fair refining 3-lsc:
centrifugal IS test &c. m0iasses sugar.
firm Refined firm; crushed 4s5c. grsnu-
lated 4.SSc
Coffee-Nonlinal: No. : Rio SIC.
Molasses firm
Poultry-Alive quiet: fowls Isc: turkeys
leGiSc: dressed easy fowls ls,.c; turkeys
15c
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Of the freIsh, interes, in violation of the

OF the freight interest In violation OF the
law
Mr.. shearn also declared that when
Simpson and Watkins who controlled II
colierles. made move 10 build an indie
pendent railroad the Raer system. the
Lehigh Valley. Delaware. LackaWanna
and Western. New York aud Sussuc-
hanna and Erie combined and bought
them OF through the Temple Iron COM
rany The roads he declared. guaran-
teed the stock and bonds Of the Iron com
pany 10 the extent OF S5.eaooo0 All tho
contracts were alike IN wording ana ex-
ecuted on the same day.
These contracts SIR Shsarn said.
viii prove every material allegation ia
our petition The railroads are banded
together IN a hard ard fast agreement.
which stiles all competition IN the coal
carrying trade Ia the coal regions"
Counsel fo- tho railroads denied this.
They declared that the Temple Iron
company was acquired By Geo. r. Baer
and the interests frienaiy 20 him because
II owned a charter that the railroad and
mining Officials needed representative
~ the Trust company holding the con-
tracts. denied he rieht 81 the commits
sion 20 Investigate If Attain. Replying
10 Commission Prouty. counsel for tho
railroads said hat the rates on anthracite
were not double those on bitumlnous coal
Y claim that these contracts furnish
evidence ~ pool ia violation % The
statutes. said Mf Shearn The Temple
Iron company b. nothing but n sham
The cosnmiTvior Instructed the repre-
sentative ~ he Trust company 20 pro-
duce The contracts bat ~ refssed 10 10
30 According 90 custom the commission
will certify tho refusal ~ the United
States circuit eourf shich will dsternlns
whether The contracts must be produced
The commission today announced a de-
cisiou iu che aso - proposed advances
in freight rates on yarious articles b.-
tween New York su8 Chicago The pro-
posed advance affected from articles.
dressed beef packing b5s-e products.
grain and grain Fr9duets. sud have been
under c0nsldefafinn ail winter Ths
commission derbfsB D. that the pro-
posed advances in the rates on grain and
grain products ere not justified Tho
Dudinr SAYS the pTsere8ins EN- this csee
vas iu the FORM - general iuves'isa-
tiou and fhat 40 order can ~ made.
herefqse cn Tho record bst that fug-
ttscr rroceedinRs 2nl bc commenced an
lsas the rssron6eni eagrlera readlpat their
rates on gralu end grain uro-lnefa in &C.
cor1ance with tha views ln the aecisiea
on ~ before NAY 81 lso
IRE ratsr ~ other arfieies are not con
drsnneg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-25

2 hard s7@ssc: No. 66@S7c; No. red 6sl..
@69i1c No. 65G6sc.
Corn-April s6Ac: July 3s7sGs7c; cash
No. mixed ss1za37c; No, white SIC; No
3s14 1850.
oats-No. white ss,zc: No mixed
321s633c.
Hay-Choice timothy sl2'5oal2 75; do.
prairie 50. 09u9.50.
Isc
Eggs-Fresh l2Sze.
Receipts of wheat los cars.
ST. LOUIS.
st Louis. April 24.-Wheat-Close:
Lower; No. red cash elevator 72Ssc;
track 72d73i4c; May 11sc; July 67lsc; No.
2 hard Tic.
Corn-Higher: No. cash 4012c; track
402.Q &c: May 40c; July 404sc.
Oats-Higher; No. cash 33c; track 3sIlz
@34c; May SSc; July 304c; No. 2 white
S7Ika3sc.
Rye-Steady &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-25
ONE
MINUTE

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief in
one minute. because it kills the microbe
which tickles the mucous membrane, caus-
Ing the cough, and at the same time clears
the phlegm. draws out the Inflammation
and heals and soothes the affected paris.
One Minute Cough Cure strengthens the
lungs, wards off pneumonia and IS HARM
less and never failing cure in all durable
casec 0I Coughs, Colds and Group.
Our little girl was unccnscioIs from st-aneuiatio.
curing sudden and terrible attack of Group cu-ky
secured bottle OF One Minute Cough Cure and pave
hei three doses half an hour apart The Group was
mastered and our little darling speedily recovered
Cannot praise One Minute Cough Cure too much for
what it has done in II famiiy-A. L. Spzford Post
nas.er, Chester. Mich.
Prepared by z. c. DeWiTT 6 CO., CHICAGO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-25
HOG MARKET
WAS STEADY
Supply Was Larger Than
Local Demand.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.85
Cattle Market Was Without
Any Changes.

The downward tendency in the hog
market which had prevailed for several
days was arrested yesterday and TO ire
great satisfaction of sellers hogs sold at
steady prices. The supply this week
has been much larger than expected and
local packers had in light orders yester-
day. There were outside orders sufficient
TO take the surplus and there was only
about 100 hogs in the yards unsold when
the market closed. Good heavy hogs
brought $6.S5 while mixed sold for S. 65a
Ga
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market has been quiet but with slightly
more optimism in certain quarters re-
sardlng the future JobbeTs report
slightly increased business from near BY
trade, but there is no inclination 10 spec
ulate. purchases heinz made for immedi-
ate delivery only. Stocks are not large.
however and little warm. pleasan.
weather would in all probability cause
4 material increase in business.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. April 24-Cotton-Futures
opened duh; May 10.2ec; July 9s4c: Aug
9.49c; Sept S.ssc;s Oct. s.57c; Nov SIZE:
Dec s.39c; Jan. S. 6c
Spot closed quiet. 10 points higher; mid
ding uplands o.J0c; middling gulf 10. 75c;
no sales.
Galveston. April 24-Cotton-Easy. &c.
Liverpool, April Moderate
business done prices steady; American
miEdling 3 I9d
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CASH QTOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Firm.
Wheat-No. . spring 7Siac. No. ia
7Slsc: No. , red 767sd0s4c.
Corn-No. i4s4c: No. yellow 4434c.
Oats-No. > 34lsc; No. white 37S4c; No.
white 33G37c.
Rye-No. 50l.c.
Barley-Good feeding 34G4Oo; fair to
choice mailing 4sd54c.
Flax seed-No. l 81 OS; No. ! northwest
ern Sl.1l.
Timothy seed-Prime $50.
Provisions-Mess pork. per bbl.. 81 .62iH
G17-75; lard per loo lbs. s9.67ikd9. 72iz:
short rib sides Ooosel 81 70dS 81: dry salt
ed shouldersC boxed s. 37lt0S 30: short
clear sides Cboxed1 S10. 19isGl0.25
Whiskey-Basis Of high wines 81 30.
Clover-Contract grade. 81 .5edl2 o.
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BOSTON.2: PHILADELPHIA.
American association.

At Kansas City-Kansas City. >; Min
neapolis. A.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u; Louis
vile, /.
At Columbus-Columbus 9; Toledo, G.
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BANK CLEARlNCS.

New York. April 2i-The following
table compiled BIZ Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearinss at the principal cities Tor
the Wee ended April %. with the percent
age OF increase and decrease as compa red
with the corresponding week last year:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-25
sUsslA's sAsTes wEEk.
Commenced Thirteen Gays After Reg
olsr sezEo~

r; PstsFzbnrr Agra = h-saz fhiffses
aasr h+siaa 'Ee rssi ~ BeYasf ia a..
rae IT, - ssfes HSSsa g. srsf new -
ierlax fh~ halaht - IT, EasEfs s-4sas..
Thr csfy s. ~ - tee~ssv aas rnxsluss.
- Csl8fsf. fessH.iss Hsf n
fs.aase - ass 81 Ioas Fais. sas ~.
cr3Ber sfs reer sas shoaf 81 sss.esY
fs-f aes ~ r-sssr bss 81 satslsar .
rifa fs.e rsas sas D. = ss1s~sse-as ~
sas afFT ~s6 ~ ozze.sliF srfressaf-si ~
80 eEgrssffsaa ssspste asalsl~ ~ sgflas
sezsan IL ~ .seaszaffs ssFzses-s
BeFsssr. cal Aer.s - ssss- Asnle fssy
EsIfexs ste aeeasee ssaasfsr ~ sE-T'-es-
issaf Eeii xz- - ~ rnsrsrssfg z csf-
lfssrrss. iarag easaEsffraf sssrtss - rszs-
t9Es7E rsffefr SO Ms GrEowx 80
= gszrr - sx@. Es~ 49, s-<n a~zsessssas
tx sorza siass
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Cattle.

Cattle receipts yesterday were light
but bout equal TO the supply for several
Gays past. I he cattle market seems to be
running in d rut with no change from day
a daU
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American Leauue.

WASHINGTON. Z; NEW YORK, /
Washington. April 2i.-Tannehill was in
poor form today and I he wretched field
ing of the New Yorks enabled Washing
r III +
Washington ......4 $1,000 O0-71l l
New York 00O01 00-1 3 s
Batteries: Patten and Clarke; Tame
hill, Wolfe, O'Connor and Beville.
BOSTON.2: PHILADELPHIA. l.
Philadelphia. April 24-Young proved
stumbling block for the champions today
and Boston won by narrow margin. The
locals only was made on wild pitch.
Attendance 5.0o0 Score II II Z
Boston ..O0110O0O 90 l
Philadelphia ........1 o o 20 o o. c
Batteries: Young and Farrell; Plank
and Powell.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ChicaQc.

Chicago. April 24.-Receipts Loco; steady
TO strong: good to prime steers $. 1905. -;
poor to medium 81 .25Gl5.l0: stockers and
feeders $3.O9a4.90; cows 81 scat 10 heifers
s.. 5eQ5. 90; >canners 81. 50a2. 30; bulls s. 500
4.5c; calves s.. 75G6. 30; Texas fed steers
81 00a5.G0
Hogs-Receipts today 1900: tomorrow
10000; left over 5000. Steady to strong.
Mixed and butchers Sc 95d7 Is: good to
choice heavy s. .35a7.50; rough heavy s. 10
al 80; light S6.S5q7 20; bulk of sales $40
d7.30
Sheep-Receipts 1900 Sheep and lambs
steady Good to choice wethers 81 500
500, fair 10 choice mixed 50. 75td4 %; west
ern sheep 81. J0d5. 90; native lambs 81 .50G
$50; western lambs S4.50d6.50
Official yesterday. Receipts-Cattle.
6,6lS: hogs. 23.632; sheep S.002.
Shipments-Cattle. 5.lS2; hogs. S.S22;
sheen 9 425
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Balances Esssd ~ cash
<of fncfu4-<s = tc.zis eeczsss@ % -
G n ra-4sor kar iss. .FeSr
~%0z L-Ci1sseS q fc-Sis h<cA.ss Ca
tanning ofre- items yhsr c.~a-izEz
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On the produce exchange today the
quotations were as follows
Butter-Market steady. Creamery. IS9
23isc; dairy I5d&c.
Eggs-Easier 1870,
Cheese-(newl from Is 10 13izc
Kansas City.
Kansas City. April 4-Wheat-Close:
April 6s7sG67c: July S. ge29.c; cash No.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-25

When heating "a furnace for yv,r foe N
not forget that there = some danger o.
-NSg heinG thrown into 5---PSnis y ~
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

N.~ York A--a A-zA- a. rcd.
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Kansas CITY.

Kansas CITY. April Receipts.
200 including 100 Texans; market strong
To l0c higher; native steers 81 25o5 80:
Texas and Indian steers s. 1504. 20: Texas
COWS s.. 150i.eo; native COWS and hessrs
81 50ef5 40; stoCkers and feeders $. lGdi %;
bulls 5. 9oG4 80: calves $. 90. west
ern steers SS.o0d5.0.: western COWS s. Goa
4.ea
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market steody;
bulk Of sales s.. ee6J1. Is; heavy s.. 05Gs.I5;
packers S6.95a505; medium S.o0T7 .03iz:
light 81. 7547.o0: workers. 6.95Gr5 90.
Sheep-Receipts 900; market firm;
muttons $. S0as. 10: lambs . oar 81: range
wethers 81 c9as.25; ewes 81 lod5.15.
ST. Louis.
St Louis. April 24-Cattle-Receipts
leo. including 500 Texans: harket steady
TO strong: beef steers $4-00a5. 35. stockers
and feeders sS.Soa470; cows and heifers
S2.25G4.e5; Texas steers $3.60G4.75: cows
and heifers s.. 45Gs. 81
Hoss-Receipts $500; market steady to
strong, pigs and lights 81. S5G7 10: packers
$s.Sled.-2o, butchers and best heavy $40
aI5.3O
sneep-R Receipts $50: market steady:
natives Si.5op6.0o; lambs S. ooa7.0o: Tex
ans Ss-soa5.co
ST. Joseph.
St. Joseph. April 24-Cattle-R Receipts
58l. STEADY 10 loc higher. natives sag
80: cows and heifers $. sSI5.lo: stOckers
and feeders $S-5515 1915.
Hoss-Receipts 4 ~; steady 10 sc high
er. light and light mixed S. s5d7 .l2i.: me-
dunn and heavy 7.o657.l7l+; bulk s7.o59
7.i5
sheep-Receipts $50; fed steady; grass
ers25c lower.
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Cattle Sales.

STOCKERS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-14
WARM DEBATE.
Messrs. Aldrioh, Vest aud Carmack Dis
cuss Coal Duty mi

Msssrs. Aldrioh, Vest aud Carmack Ms.
cu.s Coal Duty mn.
Washington. Jan. IA lively DO
bate occurred In the senate Monday
between Messrs. Aldrich. Vest aud
Carmack. when the FIRST named en-.
deayored TO secure a postponment Of
the Vest resolution requiring the com.
mittee on finance. 10 report a bill 70.
moving the duty on coal. The propo.
sltlon was not acceptable to Mr.. Vest.
who expressed the opinion that 10 al.
low the resolution ito go into tho un.
certain and nebulous future" would
mean defeat At o'clock the state
hood measure was taken up and Mr..
Nelson continued his remarks IN OBJ.
position 20 the omnibus bill. but had
not concluded when. at 4 o'clock, by
unanimous consent a large number Of
unobiected pension bills on the calen.
dar we're passed. Mr. Mitchell OF ore.
gon announced the death in this city
OF Representative Tongue of Oregon
and offered the usual resolution e1.
pressing the sorrow OF the senate
The president pro tenn appointed
Messrs. Mitchell. Perkins. (CalD Dol
liver and Dubois a committee on the
part Of the senate TO accompany the
remains TO Oregon and tho senate AT
b:I5 O'Clock adjourned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-14

New Esecusiy. Of Colorado IaaaEarased
with Imposing Ceremonies.

New Exscutiy. OF Colorado InaaEarassd
with Imposing Ceremonies.
Denver, Jan l3-James Peabody,
Republican. succeeded James y. Dram
Democrat. as governor Of Colorado,
The Inauguration was made the occa-
sion of the greatest military parade
ever seen IN Denver. with nearly all
Of the members OF the National Guard
participating. Nearly 1000 people
massed on the capitol grounds TO hear
Governor Peabody's inaugural mes
sage.
He said the outstanding certificates
OF state indebtedness and excess war
rants. amounting TO more than $1,000
900. with accrued interest, should be
paid. and recommended the submission
OF a constitutional amendment which
will permit refunding these obllga-
tlons He urged a liberal appropria-
ton for expenses OF fighting the suit OF
Kansas 10 prevent the use OF Arkan-
sas river water for irrigation In this
state. and opposed the plan OF the Lou.
isiana Purchase exposition commission
for the erection OF a permanent build
Ing at 81. Louis. lie favored a law 70
do away with the state board OF arbl-
tratlon and confer the duties and pow
ers upon the labor commissioner.
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IMPERIAL trade.
british Embassy at Cons,antinopie sue.
csedsd In Getting One.

british Embassy at Constantinopie Sue
ceedsd In Getting One.
Constantinople. Jan. l3.-The Brit
lsh embassy here has secured the Is
sue OF an imperial trade granting the
KhediyiAl National company OF Alex
andria. Egypt. the same privileges for
It's ships 10 go hence through Darda,
neIles without stopping as are enjoyed
by other companies. The embassy
has been agitating the question for
years with no result until II recently
ordered the Khediyial steamer El Ka-
hira to pass through the straits with.
out stopping. This was achieved with
out incident. When the porte was no
tilted OF the embassy's action the Trade
was issued Just before the steamers
departure. granting the company the
privilege requested.
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sLAia BY a WOMAN.


ts*f .hsA*8 @t8848ft
Macon. Ca, Jan. i3.-Mrs. Effie l.
Carson. wife OF a railroad machinist,
formerly the wife OF Ernest Thomp-
son. a printer. shot anr instantly kill
ed Robert A. Rigsby. a student In a
business college here. The tragedy
took place In the law Office OF Mar.
maduke c. Bayne. an attorney. to
whom she had gone for advice. She
shot the man twice in the head and
once through the heart. She emptIcd
her revolver. the other shots going
Wild. she al once delivered herself
to the sheriff. going across the street
with the smoking weapon In her
hand.
Mrs. Carson was promptly placed
In jail but was subsequently, released
on a bond OF $1,000.
The coroners jury found verdict
OF voluntary manslaughter.
Mrs. Carter was teacher OF tele-
graphy In another business college.
She charged that Rigsby had clrculat-
ed stories damaging 10 her character
and had gone to the lawyer with
paper for Rigsby to sign. exonorating
her The lawyer took the paper To
the college and submitted II TO Rigs.
by. who declined to sign. but asked a
personal interview. He went to the
lawyers Office and Immediately asked
the lawyer and his stenographer TO
step into the hall The door was at
once locked. In few moments tho
shots rang out and Mrs. Carson APP
peared announcing that she had kill
ed the man.
RIgsby was found on the floor dead
with his own revolver near his right
hand. what occurred between them
Is not known except for an admission
by Mrs. Carson that he applied an
opprobrlous epithet 10 her RizsDJ
was originally from Bowling Green.
Ky. or village near by. and Ia said
20 be a member OF q family prominent
there. He had conducted a business
college In Tampa. Fla. but had Come
70 Macon 10 complete his education,
intending 10 open another college In
June lie was about twenty-five
years OF age.
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AFTER INFORMATION.
Enor,s BeIag Made TO Ascertain the An.
tsesdsnts OF Fsito.

Madrid. Jan. i3.-Feito, the mono
manisc. who on Saturday afternoon
fred a pistol shot at a carriage In the
royal procession which the Duke OF
sotomayor. the grand chamberlain
was supposed to be riding in, which
caused the circulation Of reports that
an attempt had been made on the IN,
OF King Alfonso. is shown by letters
found upon him to have a wife and
two children living In Buenos Ayres
Argentina The Spanish government
has telegraphsd there for information
for Feito's antecedents.
The police are looking fer an anar
chist named Pierconu who reccntly
sailed from Argentine and went e
Barcelona, where all trace OF him was
lost.
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SHORT SESSION.
House AdIaarned out Of Respect ." Rep
resentasiye Tongue.

House Adjourned cut OF heHpeot y" "eP
ressntasiye Tongue.
washington. Jan l2-The house
Monday. after adopting a resolution 10
authorize the merchant marine and
fisheries committee to investigate the
coal situation. at once adjourned out OF
respect to the meory OF the late Rep
resentative Tongue. OF Oregon. after
appointing of a committee 20 attend
the funeral. The resolution TO inves-
tlgate the coal situation recltes the
fact that resolution has been intro
dueed 10 extend the privilege Of carry
ing coal TO coastwIse ports to foreign
steamers for ninety days because the
present scarcity OF coal involves great
suffering and distress and authorizes
the committee 20 investigate facts,
charges and necessities; to inquire into
the elements and conditions involved
in the trade the cost Of coal. the
methods. facilities and cost OF trans
portation and distribution OF The same
and the reasons or causes OF such
scarcity and distress
The committee Is directed 20 report
the testimony with their Conclusions
thereon TO the house as soon az posi-.
BILE. Il Is oven power to send for per.
sons and papers 70 administer oaths,
etc, and incur such expense as may be
a
10 be held IN Washington and In such
other places as the committee may do
termiue
The desk OF Representative Tongue
OF Oregon, who died suddenly in this
city sunday. was heavily draped with
black and covered With flowers. The
chanlain. IN his Invocation. referred
feellngly 10 the loss the house had sus-
tanned and prayed for the bereavod
widow and children.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-14
ASKED TO STAY.

Formsr insurgents Request Governor
TAFT Not to Leas. Manila
Manila, Jan. IA delegation OF
former insurgents visited Governor
TAFT and urged him TO remain here
and not accept the nomination OF asso'
clate Judge OF the United States SUI
preme court. The delegates said the
whole Filipino people petitloned Pres
ldent Roosevelt 20 allow Governor TAFT
10 stay The delegation sent a cable
message 10 Washington urging his re-
tention AZ governor OF the Philippines
Expressions fayorlng Judge TAFT re-
malnlng In the Islands az governor are
coming from all parts Of the archi,
pelago. The people fear a change OF
policy II Governor Taft Is recalled.