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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-08-10
PoNTIFF SAID TO BE DETER
MINED ON PERHAPS FOUR.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND ONE
ST. Paul PreIate May Be Selected for
Red cap--Aecurate Reports of the
Several Ballots in the ConclaVe-
Cardinal Sarto Elected as Happy
Compromise.

Rome, Aug. cit is the gossip OF
home that the new pope VIII sAortiy
create at least two. anu peI.---rs iOur,
more American caruInals. IL - sand
with some show Oh authority that Arch
bisnop Farley OF New York is certain
TO be one 81 these and Archbishop he
land OF ST. Paul another. IL Is also
reported that the cardinals nat may
be bestowed upon Archbishop Quigiey
OF Chicago, but there is less basis 1or
this report. AZ is not improbable that
cardinal may be created Tor the
Philippines.
POPE tlas x is anxious 10 show ia
vor To the Catholics OF America. lie
is well aware that the highest church
nOnOrs have too long been held back
from American Catholics.
Cio not Crave the Office.
Rome. Aug. 6.-"lf this cup cannot
pass IrCm me / accept"
30 spoke Giuseppe. Cardinal Sarto,
patriarch 81 Venice, when the votes OF
the seventh ballot Tor a new pope were
counted anu II vas known that ne had
received more tnan enough 10 elect
him.
Later. his voice trembling with emo.
ton ana has lace filled win sadness,
almost anguish, rs Pope Plus y he
spoke his first words to his colleagues
u the sacred college OF cardinals:
1t is a cross mat | receive from
you"
The announcement was made yester-
day that Pope Plus Y has appointed ID.
Lapponni TO the position OF physician
to the vatican. DIR. Lapponi held the
Office for several years during the
reign OF Pope Leo KILL
Received So Votes.
II was learned that on the seventh
and final ballot Cardinal SartO re-
celved 80 votes, Cardinal Rampolla
four and Cardinal GOtti two. Cardl-
mails Rampolla and Sarto voted for
Cardinal GOtti.
on the first ballot which was taken
last Saturday, Rampolla received "a
votes. Cardinal GotIi came next with
~ votes. Sunday evening when the
fourth ballot was taken, Cardinal Ram
poila received the high-water mark
with 80 votes. The other votes were
divided.
The German cardinals and the anti
Rampollaites then held consultations.
The German cardinals stated that,
while they preferred Cardinal Serafino
Vannutelli OF Cardinal Gotti, for pope,
they would not insist upon the cleo
ton OF either. They further declared
that they only desired a religious and
nonpolitical pope.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-08-10
MoReAN-PRoTEcTED CONCERN
sUccUMBs IN BIG SLUMP.
MORE FAILURES EXPECTED

in Values May Destroy Great
international Company - Two
Thirds of Active List of Stocks
Touch Lowest Point in the Entire
Depression.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-08-10

At COwes. Bona won the German en-
'rtror's cup I'm the regatta OF the
royal yacht squadron.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-08-10
AMERICANS FIRST
RECEIVED BY Plus X
NEW POPE GREATLY HoNoRs
UNITED STATES PILGRIMS.
AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY

Delegation Goes to Rome to Receive
Blessing Of Leo XIII and Is Taken
into the Presence Of His Successor
BY Cardinal Gibbons-Present of
New Cap.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-08-10
YANKEE WOMEN
OF BRIGHT MINDS
MADE BY THEM.
AN OLD CONTROVERSY

About 10000 Patents Issued to Mem
bers of the Fair Sex i'm This Coun-
try of the 100000 Total-Frst Wo-
man Patentee Appears on the Rec
ord for 1909.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25

ross. Ga. At Memphis they Will be
;oined by Mrs. Thomas Green, Jr.
and little daughter, Hazel, who will
accompany them to their Georgia
home, where she will remain for a
couple Of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. M. Mills will
leave today for Potash Sulphur Springs
to spend a month.
Robert E. Pugh and wife have re-
turned from a months vacation spent
at Denver and Manitou, COL
Miss Katie. May Pickens of Walnut
Lake passed through the city yester-
day en- route home from an extended
trip in Europe.
Mrs. ]. B. Perry is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Tindall, in Hot Springs
for a few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25
DIED IN 4 COACH
EDWARD REED. AGED NEGRO OF
ALTHEiMER, COMES TO
PINE BLUFF
On Altheimer Branch Train, and Un.
able to Get Off Was Left in the
Coach, Where He Died.

Edward Reed an aged negro drop
ped dead While on the Cotton Belt
train at the shops yesterday afternoon
Just as the train was pulling out OF
the shops for 3he station on its way tc
little Rock. The old negro had been
II the coach since the early morning
having come to the city from Altheim
| er, which place is his home He was
afflicted with heart disease and was
unable to leave the car.
Reed was about eighty years old
and got on the Cotton Belt local from
Little Rock in the morning to come
to Pine Bluff. No one noticed that
one Of the passengers was still in the
coach when the train, after unloadins
it's passengers, pulled back to IT,
shops to wait for the afternoon run
All day long the old man lay in the
hot car, unable to help himself OF
call for assistance. About O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Will Marshall, the
train porter, passed through the coach
es making preparations for the even
ing run. AS he entered the negro
coach the old negro attempted to get
out of his seat, and partially arose,
but dropped back unconscious. He
breathed few minutes, but expired
without uttering a word. Marshall says
he saw the old man when he got on
the car at Altheimer and spoke to
him. Reed was coming to Pine Bluff
to attend to some business and in
tended to go back to his home on the
afternoon train. 1t is supposed that
when he reached the station he was
unable to get off and SO staid on
the car With the hope that he might
get back to his home and friends.
The body was removed TO the
m0rgue OF Ralph Robinson and held
until his friends could take care OF
it. Coroner McGaughy viewed the
remains and after examining wit
nesses decided that no inquest was
necessary.
Reed has a son, John Reed, who is
porter al the Hotel Trulock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25
+ DEATH RECORD. (
+ \
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DR.. D. H. Thomasson, Anover, Cleve.
land county, died Monday at D. NJ,
after an illness of several months. He
was a graduate of the New York and
Philadelphia medical colleges. He
moved to Arkansas before the civ ii war
from South Carolina. He resided at
Monticello until about 1869 or 1870,
and then moved to what was then part
OF Lincoln, afterward Dorsey, and now
Cleveland county. He was about 80
years of age. Interment at Thomas
son cemetery, near his home He
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25
ing in the place where the wheel had
Deen standing

ing in the place where the wheel had
oeen standing.
Mr.. ]. B. Talbot is erecting
handsome residence on Fifth avenue.
David Lee and wife entertained
few friends at their home on Souta
cherry street last night.
Sidney Hellums and company buy
and sell secondhand furniture. Stoves
az anything else for sale. No. 80
West Second avenue. Old phone 22S.
The Catholics will give a festi-
val at Bell Park Friday night August
2S, for tie benefit of ST. Joseph's
church. Dancing and refreshments.
Admission 80 cents.
A freight train on the Cotton Bet
pulled out for the south yesterday
With ffty-siX heavily loaded boxcars.
Lou E Owen, who has been sick
fer some time, is rapidly recovering
aud viii soon be at his place of busi.
ness again.
The building at Twelfth avenue
and Main street, formerly occupied By
Joe Dickson, and which was burned
some time ago Is being rebuilt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25

Read the back OF your street car
transfers.
fake Ryan's Ca1arln nine for colds
and head; ehes. 1t cures.
Try Longm1re and Feinberg's
BARRIERS, 105 East Second avenue
-Ryan's catarrhlin- cures you
colds and headaches when all othel
remen.es fail.
Born, this morning, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie r. Core, daughter
weight nine pounds.
There will be a baseball game
between two crack local teams at Bell
park next Friday afternoon for the
benefit Of the Ell1s club
The Spooner Dramtic company,
old favorites in Pine Bluff. will open
for a weeks engagement at Bell park
next Monday night. This will be the
last attraction of the season at the
park
The American Excelsior laundry is
Installing three new pieces of machin-
cry. Two bis washers and collar and
culf machine have been added to the
plant
Miss Mignon Cross has resigned
her position as boollkeeper and stenos-
raphor With the Singer Sewing Ma
chine company. The vacancy has
who assumed charge this morning
"A wheel belonging to Mr.. d. w.
Boyce was stolen from the Office of
7. Pearce Tuesday afternoon. The
thief left an empty whisky bottle ly-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25

leaves a wife, but no children. N,
relatives survive him, some of them
this city. He was the foster-fathe,
Mrs. Dan G. koonce and Mrs. s.
Van Valkenburg of Pine Bluff. He
a citizen of influence. and always d
an active interest in politics. Mrs.
G.. Koonce and Mrs. C. H. Burks
attend the funeral.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25
HANDSOME DINNER SET
At Low Price to Subscribers to the
Daily Graphic.
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r Cn another page of the 7.
= Graphic appears an advertise +
4 Ksegat in which handsome Of +
I fer is made to subscribers OF +
r tha Daily Graphic, by which +
+ tlie dining room of the home I
= of each subscriber may be fur i
= nished with beautiful china =
q aMner set at a price within the X
= rsaa&h of everybody You are /
Z klHdiy asked to read the adj i
+ vert rtisement carefully. Mr.. A. i
f y Mcponald, who has charge !
+ ct the Daily Graphics circua- !
Z tiaD, will call on every family !
r. in Pine Bluff to solicit an or \
+ def for these pretty dinner
e sets, giving everybody an OPP i
4 ru't tanity to secure the set at !
+ the extremely low price at :
e. WITCH it is offered j
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25
+
PERSONAL POINTS.
I.
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T. G Armstrong of SUIT gart is in
the city.
Mrs. D f. Lennon of Stuttgart is
il the city.
Van Knox will leave for Monticello
today to visit friends
H. G. Mitchell of Little Rock was a
visitor IN the city last night.
Mr. Mack Hunter has returned from
Little Rock and Hot Springs.
Mr.. Never Solmson has returned
from a trim to Chicago and St. Louis.
Iudge Z NJ Phillips left yesterday
to Join his family at sewanee. Tenn
Mrs w. Z. Tankersley and children
left this morning for a visit TO friends
in Louisiana.
Mr. ana Mrs W. P Groom and Miss
Matte Groom. who have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green, left
this morning for Hot Springs. where
they will remain for few days be-
fore returning TO their home at Way
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25

One Bottle OF Barnett's Vanilla Ex
YraCt is better than three of the doubt
M E&a0. Though costing q few cents
Gxsf1s per bottle its purity and great
strnngrA make ii the most ecor mical
brand. ca
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25
i. Il i q j. + - ~ II i. { i. i. II
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
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If YOU ARE A PROPERTY OWN.
ER, we want you to know our meth
ods Of doing business;
knowing cur methods, you ARE
CERTAIN TO DESIRE OUR sERVI.
CES.
If YOU ARE NOT A PROPERTY
OWNER, you should be.
IF INTERESTED in buying, selling,
leasing or renting properties, OR If
YOU WANT A LOAN,
You should see WHAT WE CAN DO
FOR you.
CALL on us will serve to make
US better acquainted, and will create
a resultant benefit.
LElTNER AND We'll,
The "AIWays Want to Please" REAL
ESTATE AGENTS,
113 Main st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25

+ + ]. !. i + x :, + i q
!. r. M. KNOX HAS JUST RE-
+ CEIVED TWO CARLOADS OF
j. STUDEBAkER WAGONS AND
j. BUGGIES. IN ALL SIZES.
\ + + r. + + i. f. 4. i i {. *sa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25

A pessimist is a man looking thru
a gnat's eyes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25
Sixth and Chestnut
School......
3O2 W. Sixth Avenue.
kINDERGARTEN AND GRADES 1
2, 3, 4, 5, s, z.

PRINCIPALS: MRS. M. C. JONES
AND MISS CALLiE JONES.
MUSICAL DlRECTOR: Mr.. M. D.
M'NEiLL.
KINDERGARTEN AND GLASS.
ROOM SPECIALIST: MISS M. r. Al
len.
ASSiSTANTS-Mi5s Nellie. SaIlee
and Miss Marion Larche.
Miss #CaIie Jones will remain away
from horne till Septenober; but mail
sent to her Pine Buff address, 3o2 w.
Sixth Ave, will be forwarded to her.
Old phone 598.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-25

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
PANAMA CANAL TREATY.
u Looks Now as II the Measure Hal
Fallen Through.

Washington. sept 2s--wheu tho
state department closed Tuesday AZ Z
O'Clock Il was agreed that the Panami
treaty vas dead. although eight hours
yet remained Within which the CO.
lomb.sn congress might take affirm-
ptlv- action upon o. Nothing. how
ever. hll been received during the
day from Minister Beaupre al Bogota.
o. uum Nh Hurwn. the Colombian
,sur. h,fa. which gave the slightest
hop, NJ favorable issue 4 report
f. current her. that the Colombian
congress. in secret session. has cloth
st President Marrrquiu with fun pow
81 Co negotiate treaty. II this report
s.sluld tUrn out 10 be true President
MarrIquiu. Who b. counted friend Of
the treaty. could proceed untrummeled
by the fear uf future reckoning with
his congress In any event President
Roosevelt must now take the next
step lie can elect to proceed under
the Spooucr act and take up the Ne
aruuguan route. or ne can ALLOW mat
tiers to DRIFT Tor the present In the
hope that way may yet be found to
stuighteu out the present difficulties
In the path ~ the Panama route.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
BURIAL OF WRIGHT.
Professors Father Was Undertaken
and Coffin Plain Pine Box.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. 23.-In-
cased In plain painted pine box that
did not cost more than $3.50 the body
OF Prof. Max Wright. instructor OF
modern languages In Leland stanford
university and the son of wealthy
parents. was buried. The simple burial
was ordered by Professor Wright. He
believed the custom at present OF law
ish burials barbarous. and economi-
cally wrong and directed before his
death that 500 Of his money. ordinarily
spent for funeral. be used for a
public fountain AZ monument TO his
memory. Professor Wrights father
did the work OF undertaken. There
was no minister and no religious ser
vice. and the body was taken TO the
grave In plain wagon. At the grave
Or. Wright. father 81 the deceased.
addressed relatives and friends and
explained the reasons for the simple
funeral
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
MINOR MATTERS.

Boston had "a $4,000 fire
Master Bakers convention ~ Tcxas
was held at Houston.
Deposits of oohro have been found
near Denton. Tex
Miss Ruth Bryan becomes Mrs Lea
Wit oct. Mt Le1yitt BE- O. widower.
Track OF Trinity and Brazos Val
ley railway hls been HId Co MeNia.
Tex.
Governor I1nham viii formally open
tho Texas state fair 40 dallas SAT-
urday
An Independent telephone line o. be-
ing built between Fort worth and
Gainesville.
Several Texas pogtofli,es have been
advanced from fourth class to prs
idential ones
Tulsa National hank NJ Tulsa. T. T.,
capital stock $4,000 has been author
lied TO do business
President Peters ~ Texas cotton
Growers association advises farmers
10 market cotton slowly.
The executive committee u the Ter
as Retail Grocers' association has de-
oided not 10 oppose the state occupa-
ton law
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24

Dominion and the ocean and that the
question Of territory IS not important.
provided shores and iniets remain la
possession ~ the United states.
David r. Watson of Pittsburg. coun-
sci for the American Side opened for
the United States. describing the pur-
chase OF Alaska. and stating the United
states published In 1867 map Issued
BY Russia In 1896. one year after the
treaty with great Britain. and no pro-
test against the boundary therein dN-
ed was made either by Great Britain
or by Canada.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
RENEWED REFuNpiNe.
Formal Instruction 10 Several Sub.
Treasures Have Been Sent Out.

foFV1al lVhkIbSNoV W SNNcfel oeeN
Treasures Have Been Sent Out.
Washington. Sept. 2s-secreary Shaw
authorizes the statement owing 10 the
scarcity OF per cent bonds both for
circulation and security for govern
ment deposits, he will renew refund
ing operations 10 the extent OF $4,000
600. in accordance with previous circu-
lar or IN. total issue Of i5i, 100000
OF ? per cent bonds the treasurer at
ready holds for circulation and depos-
It's $4,000. Secretary shaw also au-
thorizcs the statement that b. will re-
deem per cent bonds maturing Feb.
l. 1906 paying interest 10 maturity.
Formal instructions to several sub
treasures authorizing them Co redeem
on presentation have been issued
Banks that had on NE with the treas
ursr Tor thirty days or more per cent
bonds as security for public deposit
will be- permitted to substitute APP
proved state and municipal bonds
therefor which viii be- accepted az Is
per cent ~ the value.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24

Receive. ...'. !: :; -: =: : !!!!!!!!

Boston. Sept " superior
criminal court here JNte- sherman
sentenced Edward A. Cranston. charg-
ed with forgery and swindlIng. to no,
more than fifteen nor less than ten
years In state prison. on the stand the
prisoner denied his name was Crans-
ton and said IL was Edward Augustus
Condit. Chief Inspector Watts then
hunted up the records. which tend 70
show that Condit. II he Is the same
person. II known all over the country
as an expert in beating stock brokers'
He In said at one time 10 have been
WEALTHY. His plan was TO open an
account with a broker. who would ac-
cept n check on a country bank az a
margin. II the trades showed quick
profit he would close the account and
take up the check. letting II 10 by
default II speculation showed a loss.
cranston began To speculate. the rec
ords say. a. early ~ 1872. He was con-
victed many times In the east and UNI
der the nana OF W. y. Carson was ar
rested Dec. q. 1892. In Wisconsin on
forgery charge. In isss he was ar
rested In Chicago on a similar charge,
but was released and disappeared.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
Not Considered.

Denver. sept. %. settlement as TO
coal lands between the government
land and Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany have not been considered said
u. G.. Beaman. attorney and srrctary
FOR tho coal and iron company. The
statement was made In denial of a
report that the company had settled
with the government IN % lawsuit over
coal lands by paying 100000 The
company's land" continued Mr Bea-
man. has an been legally entered and
the title will he defended 40 all haz-
ards There is no disposition 90 en-
terrain proposition FOR oonpro-
mise"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
THE uNITARIANs.
Lively Debate Ersued over Report Of
One OF the Committees.

Atlantic city Sept e3-wcdnesday
mornings session OF the National Uni
tartan Congress OF Christian Churches
was enlivcned when the report Of the
committee on retiring allowances wa5
read. There seemed 10 be some dis.
agreement over its contents and
lengthy debate took place In executive
session committee as 20 whether or
not Il should be- reported.
The principal paper was on Minis
ter's Need Addresses OF thirty min
utes each was made on the subject by
Professor John NJ Taylor OF Amherst.
Mass. ana g. W Ames ~ ST Paul.
The address ~ Mr. Ames touched on
the fact that good minister could not
be had FOR $500 a year He said a
minister needs 20 be- literary and in
tellectual 10 q high degree.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
This Is Capital Stock OF New In
dependent Company.
DIRECTORS ELECTED.
List Comprises 4 Number OF Names
Of Persons Who Are PromI.
nent Throughout Western
Section OF the Union.

Kansas city. Mo-. Sept ga meet
ing of the promoters OF the independ-
ent packing company. which was In
corporated recently to nght the al
legged packers combination. was held
In this city. The general plans for the
organization and financing OF the COM
pany were discussed and a board Of
directors elected which will control the
arairs Of tho company The company
f. capitalized at sSOOO.oco. One hun
dred thousand shares OF stock at $50
share viii be issued The board OF
directors IL a. follows 4. 3. Gosney.
Arizona. II. 4. Jastro. California: G. +.
Andrews and A. Watkins Nebraska:
Noah Newbanks and g. ]. Bual. south
Dakota: I. g. Campbell. Paul Russell.
I. H. Walker and George Plume. KAN
sas: T.. u. Ftaysor aud s. T. VIII
liams. Indian Territory J. +. Brown
and VIM, Lindsey Montana: l.. +. wa
son. u. u. Bennett. W Z. Halsell and
s. u. Lucas Texas. r w. Late aud
y. n. Gonry. Missouri ! W. Spring
er. Frank Benton. e. +. Martin. Colo
RADIO; J. n. Gwynn. Oregon.
Al thu close Of the meeting Chas. +.
Martin. secretary OF the National Live
Stock association. said that the first
meeting OF the board of directors prob
ably would DO in Denver on the FIRST
NJ next month. Al this meeting the
officers Of the company will be elected
and the plans Tor financing the COM
pany will be prepared.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
BODIES FOUND
Believed 70 Have Been Gas. Of Murder
Followed BY suIeids

Chicago. Sept 90 The bodies Of
well-drcs-cd woman. about twenty
years ~ age. and man. apparently
thirty. were found on a vacant lot In
the fashionable residence portion ~ the
south side. A revolver WAS Dlutched In
the mans hand. a bullet from which
passed through the womans lung. and
police to the belief that % was a case
" murder and suicide The names
Laurie and sherman IN the wom-
ans clothing and initials n. o. r."
on the mans linen are the only iden-
ufying marks upon the bodies
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
oLp.TImERs MEET.
Tslssraphers Convene IN Twenty
Third Reunion al Milwaukee,.

Milwaukee. Wis. Sept 20 The TWEEN
ty-third annual reunion Of Old Time
Photographers and Historical Assoics-
ton and Society OF United states Tel
egraph Corps was held here The
convention was called TO order by Pres
idcnt Fry In the assembly room OF the
Merchants and Manufacturers ASSOC
citation. the first ceremony being dec
Grafton OF executive with Morse medal
lion By Colonel William Bender VIII
son Then followed the addr,ss or
welcome by Acting Mayor Corcoran.
The regular business convention fol-
lowed Henry e. Robinson ~ Camden,
y. j.. who has the distinction OF hav-
ing sent the first telegram from q
balloon is among those attending the
convention
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
FARWELL DIES.
Es- Senator From Illinois Passes Away
After a LONG illness.

Chicago. Sept 23-Ex-Senator Charles
n. Farwell died ~ his home at Lake
Forest early Wednesday, 81 heart
trouble. after several months illness.
Mr.. Farwell has been a prominent fig
ure In local. state and national poll
tics sino. is44. when he came TO Chi
cago from Ogle county, Illinois In
business life he engaged successfully In
real estate and banking and In 1864
purchased an Interest In the present 6.
V. Farwell a Go. lie was born In
Steubcn county. New York. eighty
years ago He leaves three daughters
Mrs. Reginald Dekoven. Mrs. Dudley
Winston and Mr.. hobart Chatfeld
Taylor and one son. Walter FarwelL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
Arrested at Lake Charles.

Lake charles Ia. sept 23.-w. $.
Hetcham was arrested charged with
obtaining fils from w. r. ictrick.
Ketchum represented himself to be
the agent ~ O. Denver trust company
authorized to collect money. and the
comuay denies that he is so authoriz-
81 IIe be- iu iail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-24
palla. Man Appointed.

Washington. sept 90 The controli-
er ~ the currency has appointed
Thomas A. Thornton 81 Dallas. Tex.
permanent receiver % the Grocsbeck
National bank ~ Groesbecl. Tex 20
succeed National Bank Examiner J.
W. HEREFORD. the change To take eiect
rs soon as the assets ~ the bank can
he listed and transferred.