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Evening journal., 1903-12-15
SECRETARY ROOT
DEFENDS WOOD
Sends Letter to Senate Com
mittee Saying False Evil
dence Is Made Public
CITES TESTIMONY OF BLISS

Washington. Dec 15.-Secretary
Root has addressed the following let
ter 10 Senator Proctor, acting chair
man Of the committee on military
affairs:
Sir; / enclose letter from Briea-
dier General Tasker II. Bliss. asking
attention 70 the report Of his recent
testimony before your committee as o
Witness regarding certain objections
TO the confirmation OF General Wood.
It appears that the press reports Of
General Bliss testimony are the pre-
else contrary Of what he in fact testi-
fed. He wishes this set right for his
own reputation. and l shall take the
liberty Of doing so as practicable BY
giving his letter to the press.
At the same time ] wish TO call the
attention OF the committee to the fact
that some person seems 10 be persis-
tently furnishing to the press false
statements Of the testimony taken be-
fore you. the perversion OF the evidence
being in every case TO the prejudice
of General Wood. It cannot be doubt
ed that the newspapers publishing
these reports believe them TO be true.
and that the reports are sent to them
by the representatives, OF the press in
good faith. under the same belief. II
is evident that some person is ander-
taking TO convey to the press repre-
sentatives information OF what goes on
IN the committee, and Is taking ad-
vantage Of the fact that the evidence
Is not published 10 state II falsely. for
the purpose Of injuring General Wood
IN the public estimation. so that, while
your committee will act upon the owl
dence actually before IL. the public
judgment MS 70 how you ought to act
will be based upon an entirely differ
ent and erroneous idea OF what the
evidence is. II the evidence actually
given called for General Woods pres
ence. should Of course bring him
back from the Philippines. but I do
not feel justified In Withdrawing him
from the important duties which he is
performing on account OF false reports
Il evidence which has never in fact
been given. II hardly seems fair that
an oficnr who is not here to protect
nimself, but is serving his country
faithfully under orders on the othef
SIDE Of the world, should have his rep
utation stabbed in this way. earn
setly request your committees atten-
ton 10 this subject lan
"ELIHU ROOT, Secretary or Wan. 's
General Bliss in his letter contra
diets the report that he strongly op.
posed the admission, without payment
or duty. OF the silver service purchased
'.sfo1tf-r " 49, sv ths Iaf AIai~and TINT
Evening journal., 1903-12-15

Southern story teller. Professor s. T.
Ford. Epworth Church, December II,
Admission 10 ,eents. 1 E9-'C
Evening journal., 1903-12-15
For Pianos, the Time is Short
Third floor. Chestnut street

and it may be advisable do first what most neople wi
certainly do last at any ratecome to the that be
equippe with the largest variety of reliable panos-au
other kindat prices that advantageous thai
even the special offers nowadays SO common
From he peerless Chickerng to the invncible Camr
bell at SIPS, every grade worth buying is touched
small payment brings the piano home at once.
Evening journal., 1903-12-15

Cherry Harry Brown, Lillian Coleman,
Carrie Reynolds, Neva Aymar, Sue
Stewart. Frances Tyson, William Tor
pey and Arthur Gibson.
John DreW's clean-cut work and de-
lightfnlly. DISTINCT enunciation We're
never better Illustrated than as capt
Dieppe,' the hero Of Anthony Hope
and Harrison Rhodes new and success
tul comedy OF that name. This play
will be seen at the Grand Opera House
tonight. The cast viii be the same
Evening journal., 1903-12-15
t hirt t e e n t h
POcketbooks
and Cases

Every good style of pocket
books and cases, for men and
women, which the best m ikers
have produced. is to be found
in the collection - from the
plainest for service, to the
richly ornamentei styles in rare
feathers.
Pocke books Wrist bags
Card cases Auto bass
Cigar cases Wallets
Cigarette cases Bill books
Chatelaine bags Purses
Prices begin at about slim some
lines les
ISoutheass, Main and Cross Aisles,
Evening journal., 1903-12-15

Hunting. Nen Mcneil Frank Deshon.
Nicholas Burnham, Robert Frederick.
Donald Archer Harry WILSON, Alice
Dovey, Marion Granger and -Edith
Blair. The original massincent COS
tunes and scenery VIII ba seen here and
the augmented orchestra VIII .be gie
rected by clarehce RegeEson. s.s.i,s
Evening journal., 1903-12-15
Added to the Vanishing
WOmen's Suits Today
SIS to 500 Kinds for SIS
lPetticoat Shop, second as
'second floor, Chestnut street.

oecond Chestnut
Some cheviot mixed stufs; some broadoloth-made
with Eton jackets long Occasionally silk drop
lining in the skirts.
That is the fresh newsbut of yesterdays suits
are still to be found.
$40 were Chevo and mixed clothsa few As bust suits in
SlS TO SSO plain black chevot
S225O were Novelty sutsoue or two Of kiud-but that
~oO to S49 makes them all the desirable
$40 were Gun metal veiveteen suits AMI gowns trimmed
SoS and $50 with cloth aad braid.
$55 We're Fine velveeen suits. beautifully trimmed Made
94S to S06 with Etons or long coats
Evening journal., 1903-12-15
Holiday Ribbons n. I

All the good Christmas kinds.
and narrow baby ribbon. satin
gros- grain ribbon and holly rib
bon head the list. M sn
BABY ribbon. we1
Jf-inch. l0c aud 15c a piece
\ inch. zoe a piece s
H-inch, ,35c piece
Safin .g10s grain, &C aiyard for
the narrow up to l9c for the 3-inch
width.
Holly Printed, SC to 45c a yard,
according to width. set
East Transept
Evening journal., 1903-12-15
To Save Time
and Strength

get into the midst of this old
c0nysnienf and COMPACT stare
s0ith its more than sir millions
Of dollars ($6.000,00O) of
fresh, fine, reasonably and
reliably PRICED goods, much of
IL Proviaed especially ter
/ Christmas fimes.
Larger e,ovas than evey fina
beffey facilities.
Evening journal., 1903-12-15

THE Rogers Brothers IN London
Will appear at the Grand Opera House
tomorrow night which VIII be long
enough TO give the town some new and
Evening journal., 1903-12-15

The Market Square Cigar.
very popular. for s, put UP in
small boxes 25s. 80 cents. Durstein.
Evening journal., 1903-12-15

Hearing IN Asphalt Muddie Dec. %.
Trenton. N. j., Dec, 15.--Judge Kirk
patrick in the United States Circuit
Court has liked December % for hear
ing on the application Of the Land Title
and Trust Company, of Philadelphia.
for an order directing Henry Tatnall
to collect an assessment of 80 per cent.
Of the par value OF the outstanding
stock of Asphalt Company of America,
The suit Is brought BY the Trust Com
pany as trustees for the bond holders
u the Asphalt Company Of America.
There are outstanding bonds with in
terest aggregatinE about S2e 0o0. 900. II
is charged that only 20 per cent OF
rlie amount subscribed Of the sac, 900,
100 of she stock Of the Asphalt Com
oany Of America was ever paid in.
cavng $2a, oO0 ooo which it is claimed
stockholdeFs have never paid in. Re
'eiver TG.nall joins In the suit and
aoints out the fact that in his report
Is receiver made last July he set out
hat this assessment had never been
paid in.
Evening journal., 1903-12-15

IA We mandatory-- Instructions
T0m General Wood to admit said sill
yer free OF duty. He says he testified
most positively under oath that neither
directly not indirectly, verbally nor in
writing, personally from him nor
through any subordinate nor from any
person Whatsoever had received even
an intimation as TO the remission OF
duties upon these articles; that or
dcrcd tho remission OF duty because
I believed then and Believe now that
It waa in accordance with the law;
that IL any mistake was made was
solely responsible for IT, Ifurther tes-
titled that during the two and a-halt
years that 7 served directly under the
orders Of General Wood as military
governor Of Cuba know Of no action
Of his that was not consistent with the
character OF an honorable oficef aud
a man Of integrity
Evening journal., 1903-12-15
The Little French Room

easily settles the gift question.
with its host OF fine, beautif~i
things every woman loves.
Zach one full of the dainty
witchery OF Paris.
Dressing sacques, $5 to $50; wrap
wish. 81 TO any hing you want to pay f;
blouses, $40 to $50.
Second hoorI
Evening journal., 1903-12-15

Rothchilds &c. Cigar.
Put up for the holiday trade in 70
boxes, s1.so lDurstein's. ~
Evening journal., 1903-12-15

Advertise sn ehe Evening JournAl-
Evening journal., 1903-12-15
Delicate Perfumes

compass straight
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21

Wade Cox In agent for the Sher-
man laundry. Phone i72. 20
Mrs. John II. Royder of Wellborn
was visitor to Bryan yesterday.
A. Love, formerly Of College,
was ere from Beaumont yesterday.
Neat cottage for rent. Apply to
Mrs. II. p. Wootan. 276
Rev. ]. NJ. Bullock and J. II.
Smith of Reliance We're In the city
yesterday.
Yves Waldrop is assisting with the
work in the county clerks Office dur
ing county court.
II. l.. Lewis and II. =. Adams Of
Hearne and Mr.. Lovett of Calvert
were In The city Monday.
John Cavitt and Norman Cavitt of
Wheelock were here yesterday and
the former went 10 Milford.
Mrs. T. II. Hin and daughter
Miss Virgie Robinson, OF Willow
Hole were shopping Ia Bryan yester-
day.
Chief Engineer J. ID. Trammel OF
the |. n q. n. was here from Pales-
tine yesterday accompanied by Supt
II. X. Irvine Of the Fort Worth
division.
W Wipprecht and J. +. Butler
will attend the BraEos County Farm
ers' Institute meeting at Wellborn
Friday, as representatives OF the
Central Texas fair directors.
DIR. Frank Il. Ross 81 Waco is In
the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Clarke. DR.. Ross has Just returned
from Europe, having gone TO Vienna
aud Berlin TO pursue special work Ia
his profession.
Jesse Peters was In town yester
day, having about recovered from tn,
accident by which his throat was Gu
on a barbed wire while he was OF
horseback at night. The ugl!
wound. which required five stitche
to close II up, has healed rapidly
The will ofthe late Henry Rohd
was admitted to probate in tn
county court yesterday, his wife ant
sen Emmett Rohde being appointe,
independent executors. One hal
the estate goes to the wife and til
other half to the children less
legacy of $3.50 each given to fou
sisters.
For fresh bakers bread, phone inc
NJ. Lawrence q Co. 2a3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
Local NeseS

w. A. Reed visited Hearne yes
terday.
O. n. Preston of NavAsoia Was here
Monday.
= Fresh roasting ears. Clarke a
Fountain. -
Mai. w. r.. Cavltt visited Millican
yesterday.
Fresh roasting ears. Clarke 4
Fountain. q
Miss smitha waIlac is visiting at
Franklin.
Fresh roasting ears Clarke a
Fountain. q
Col. A. NJ. Rhodes left yesterday
for East Texas.
W. A. Edison Of wellborn WAS In
The city yesterday.
J. s. Francis Of Cottonwood was In
,he city yesterday.
DIR. f. &. Collard was here from
wheelock yesterday.
Mrs. Della Roam of Navasota was
visitor TO Bryan yesterday.
Mfr. and Mrs. Seth Kinney return
ed 10 Houston yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21

Grimes county was represented
here yesterday by large crowd who
put In a busy day trading. Among
those here were +. J. Wilcox and
wife, q. w. Sullock, Misses Ed n
aud Iva Sullock, Nelson Nine and
family, Hardy Singleton, Mason Ra-
ley, Calvin, J. A. and A. II. Bennett,
Frank Jones, Ed Lamb, Misses Lula
and Della Flemminys, Morrison
CLANCY aud wife, Frank and Pres
sic Camp, q. w. Turner, Hugh
Burns, X. w. Mallett, VIII Mince
aud family.
Rev. Father MachAn OF st. JOseph's
Catholic Church went to Marlin yes
terday to attend funeral OF Father
o. Shorer, who was killed by the Ac-
cidentAl discharge Of a shotgun while
hunting. Father Shorer was In
charge OF the st. Joseph's Church
here for a time after the departure Of
Father Pelnar.
A pair Of beautiful boats have
been received by Messrs. Hurt Nor
wood and II. &. Rhodes, proprietors
Of one and Messrs. J. f.. Butler and
John Parkar, the possessors OF the
other. They are TO navigate the
waters OF the Fin Feather Clubs
lake.
The meeting Of the Daughters OF
the ConfederScy, announced for Fri
day, Oct. 10, was postponed on &C
count Of bad weather until next FRI
day, Oct q, NJ Up. m. at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. w >. Wilson.
The w. G. T. L will give public
entertainment similar to the one 20
much enjoyed by the public six
weeks ago, on Friday evening, Oct.
80, at the Baptist church. Program
will be announced later.
J. h. Williamson. A. j. Martin, A.
| NJ. Moseley, J. G. shannon and fam
lily, Israel Rnmfleld,T. J. Cammack
NJ. r.. Sanders, w. NJ. Cotton and
Others were here from Madison
county yesterday.
Fresh dill pickles and sweet pick
led peaches .iu bulk at Howell
Bros. 216
Judge J. w. Doremus has gone on
a business trip 10 Madisonville.
Fresh cranberries and self rising
Buckwheat nc Howell Bros. 276
Mrs. Il. l.. Clampitt Of Millican
WAS visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. w. l.. Turner OF Madison
Vile is visiting In Bryan.
Ivy Foster has returned from a
visit 10 Lake Charles.
House for rent. Apply TO Mrs. G.
NJ. Proctor. 273
Cy Koontz of Tabor was In town
yesterday.
Webb Chatham visited Dallas yes.
terdRy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
NO MORE FAILURES.
All Baltimore Financial Institution.
Opened For Business Tuesday.

Baltimore. oct. 2o.-All banks and
Other financial institutions OF Baiu.
more opened promptly as customary az
10 o'clock Tuesday morning. and those
who may have had any fears that the
beginning OF monetary day would be sig
nalized by the announcement OF other
trust companies following in the wake
Of Maryland and Union companies
were aEreeably disappointed. Not only
did every institution open. but among
local fnanciers generally there was a
uniform expression OF confidence that
no other suspensions are now probable
and that whatever Of panicky feeling
was manifested Monday had practically
disappeared. Late Monday afternoon
and continuing far into the night there
were significant reports that three more
trust companies whose names were
freely discussed would apply for receiv-
err. but these three companies opened
their doors as usual Tuesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21

COMMISSIONER
REFUSED TO RATfFY.
hessrs. Jette aud AJlesuorih Con.
tend That the GIviLy Of Two
Islands to United states
Is Not a Just Act.

London. Oct 7o.-The enErossed copy
Of the Alaskan award was signed at
f.io O'Clock Tuesday afternoon The Ca
madam commissioners declined TO sign.
The mountain line adopted as IN.
boundary lies 20 far from the coast as
TO giye the United States substantially
all territory In dispute The line COM
pletely clears all bays and inlets and
means OF access TO the sea, giving the
United States a complete land barrier
between Canada end the sea from the
Portland canal to Mount st. ELIAS.
! Around the head OF the Lynn canal line
follows a watershed somewhat In ac-
eordanee with the present provisional
boundary.
Mesrs. Jette and Aylesworth. the
Canadian commissioners. In a state
ment as TO their reasons for refusing
20 sign the award. MY they consider
The finding OF the tribunal regarding
the islands at the entrance OF the Port
land channel and mountain line u not
q judicial one They add: I'VE urged
our views as strongly az We were able.
but we have been compelled 10 witness
the sacrifice OF interests Of Canada. We
were powerlees to prevent II. though
satisfied that the course which the ma
Jority deter aimed 10 pursue with re-
speot to matters above specially re-
ferred to ignored the Just rights of
Canada"
The Alaska award relating to Port
land canal gives the United States two
islands, Kannaghunul and sitklan.
commanding the entrance 90 Portland
channel and ocean passage 10 Port
Simpson, and destroying the strategic
value Of Wales and Pearse islands.
which are given 20 Canada.
In consequence OF the attitude main
tained by the Canadian commissioners.
Lord Chief Justice Alvers,one decided
not TO hold the proposed public meet
Ing Of the Alaskan boundary commits
sion. but TO hand the decision 20 Messrs.
Foster and Sifton. respectively agents
OF the American and Canadian govern
ments. The Canadian commissioners
not only declined 10 siRn the award. but
said they would publicly withdraw from
the commission. They as well as the
other Canadians connected with the
case are very bitter. kilograms from
Premier Laurier and other prominent
persons In Canada show that this senti-
mont Is shared generally throughout
the dominion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
ECONOMICAL MAHANEY.
Personal Expenses Less Than Twelve
Cents Per Month.

New York, oct 2o.-Patricl Mahaney
OF Derby. Conn, has sailed for his old
homo in Ireland with $500 represent
Ing the savings OF thirty-two years as
farm hand. His wages generally
was Si2 a month and board. In the
thirty-two years OF labor he had but
three employers and took only six days
OF His expenditures amounted 20
titsO. an average OF less than u cents
a month. This money he spent prlnci-
pally for newspapers. Mahaney said he
had enough 90 live on comfortably and
would never work again.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
X. q. TABOR, Agent
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
CO. OF NEW YORK.
BRYAN. TEXAS i5n
HAT. q. SCHEDULE.
/. & q. n. SCHEDULE.

rnrrH MOUND TRAINS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
compre.. and Cotton Burn.

Little Rock. Ark. .oc-. 20.-A special
90 the Gazette from Paragould says.
The plant OF the Paragould Compress
company was destroyed by fire. Ma
chinery and sheds. together with about
700 bales OF cotton. were consumed.
The loss In estimated az $4,000. par
TALLY covered by Insurance. The IRE IL
supposed TO have been OF uccndiary
origin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
In Cham. Of q Ree.iu.r.

Seattle. wash. oct. 2O.-The Seattle
branch OF the International Banking
and Trust Company OF America. which
failed Saturday, has closed it's doors
and In in charge OF receiver. The as
nets OF the local bank are given a.
ts7,p' I'd the liabilities $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-21
Will Submit Opinions.

London. Oct. 2O.-Messrs. Ayleswor,h
and Jette will submit their contrary
opinions 20 the tribunal so as TO 70
officially on record. and while they de-
cline TO sign the award they signed the
maps agreed on by the majority.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-24
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-24
Prosneets Of War Increasing.

Berlin. Dec. 2i.-The report cabled
from Tien Tsin 10 London Saturday
to the eject that Japan had sent an
ultimatum 10 Russia il discreditcd
here. and no Information Of zorro
borative nature is in the possession
of the foreign legations. While the
knowledge OF the legations on the
situation leads 10 the belief that the
sending Of an ultlmatum is improba
Bile. the prospects OF war are evidently
Increasing The British legation some
days ago received telegram indicat.
ing that war was possible and the
Japanese legation is officially inform
ell that Russia recent reply TO the
japanese proposals was unsatisiac-
tory.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-24
JACK THE RIPPER" RECALLED
Body Of Woman Horribly MutIated
Found In New York Sailors Resort

New Yoek, Dec. n. - The White
chapel atrocities OF Jack the Ripper
and the murder OF "Old Shakespeare"
by the Arab, Ben All. in this city, we're
recalled by the discovery OF the fear
fully mutllated body OF woman in
sailors resort Of the lowest type IN
James Slip. near the East river. The
woman. who was identified as Sarah
Martin. a notorious character OF the
CHERRY HIP section. went to the place
accompanied by man who appeared
to be a Swede. and who registered as
Carl Nelson and wife. The man left
the hotel during the afternoon, and an
hour later the body Of his companion
was found.
The woman's throat had been cut
and the body was otherwise frightfully
mutilated. She had evidently been
killed while asleep, as the condition
OF the room gave no indications that a
struggle had taken place. The man
carried two bundles, which were found
in the room. and which may afford a
possible clue 10 the murderer. One OF
the bundles contained two striped
shirts. both covered with blood. as If
the murderer had wiped his hands on
them. A fold in one OF them showed
where bloody knife had evidently
been wiped. The other bundle, shoe
box, contained an old pair OF mems
shoes. On the wrapper Of the box was
written in pencil "B. Beleno." On the
floor were found two purchase checks,
showing the purchase on Saturday
from ''Meigs & Co., incorporated.
Bridgeport, Conn.," Of a pair OF shoes
and a sweater. 1t was noticed that the
man wore a sweater when be left the
hotel The Bridgeport police authorl-
ties were notified by telephone, and
central Office detectives went to Bridge
port to assist in running down the
clues.
The place in which the murder was
committed is said to be known among
sailors all over the world as "Slaugn-
terhouse Point" The proprietor was
arrested and held as a witness.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-24

AiR LINE RAILWAY

short Line ~ Principal Cities Of The
o)ulh ana Southwest, Florida Cuba, Te1as,
California AMI NeYiC0 reaching the Cspi-
GALS Of six Stltos.
5cHEDULE - EFgkCT April -. lHr.
cBAfs- iRhyg EIcHNOSD--HAf sTbrNt
sTATfOT-ut
q.lOa. m.-local Tor NoriiDa, Hamlet and
Charlotte.
~ p. m.-SeabOard Mail-TO Henderson.
Raleigh. southern Pines, Hamlet, At
ANITA, Columbia, savannah. Jackson
vile and Tampa. Leaves fredericks-
burg l2.23r ~.
Pullman ORA wing Room Sleeping cars
between New York and Tampa
connecting 40 Hamlet with through
Pullman cars for Atlanta.
1913 p, m.-Seaboafd Express-IO Hen
deroUn, Raleigh. Southern Pines, Ham
let, Atlanta, Charlotte. Columbia. "a
gannah, Jacksonville ana Tampa.
leaves Fredericksburg 8.35 p. m.
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping cars
between New York and Tampa. and
Sew York aud Atlanta
lfRAGN, ARRIVE KlCHMOND--DAfLY.
80 "a. Mo. 3l-frOm Florida. Atlanta
and the Southwest.
LD p. m.-NO. 6J-frOm Florida, Atlanta
and the Southwest.
$40 p. No. 8t-FlUm NOrina and local
points.
a. :. LEARD, ". j. MAY,
Dist. Pass Ar. City Ticket Agt.
so last Main 81, Richmond, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-12-24
For over sixty Years.

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has
Deen used for over sixty years by millions
OF mothers for their children while teeth
Ing, with perfect 'uccess. 1t soothes tn
child, softens en- gums, allays all pains
cures wind collie, and is the beat remedy
Tor Disrrhoes. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold BY
Druggists In every part Of the world.
twenty-five cents bottle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take NO other