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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
COL. ESTEY 4 DIRECTOR.
vermootsr In National Rifle Assoeia

yermonter In National Rifle Associa
tion.
Sea Girt, N. j., Sept. TO- The annual
meeting Of the National Rifle association
Of America was held here this evening.
Senator John r. Dryden was elected an
honorary member for life The following
we're elected directors to serve for three
years: Gen George w. Wingate, New
York Gen. Bird W. Spencer, New Jersey
Gen. George S. Harris, District OF Column
bla; Gen George f. P. Howard, New Jer.
sey; Major James E Bell District Of Co
lumbia. Capt. T. L. Zalinski, q. S. A.,
lretlred), and Lieut.. r. II. sayre, New
York.
The following were elected directors al
SO to serve three years: Col. w +. Hall,
assistant acknowledgement, u. S. a.. Gen.
III. s. Tanner, Rhode Island, Major Selds
Briggs, New York; Col ]. Gray Estey,
Vermont, and Major Carl A. Wagner, Min
pesOta
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
TERRIFIC GALE.

Docs Much Damage Along Ensiish
Coast.
London, Sept ia terrific gale which
swept over England last night did great
damage throughout the country. Life
boats along the coast were kept busy
through the night, and many sailors and
passengers aboard coast vessels were saved
from death. No deaths were reported but
several boats were overturned
There appears to be no let up III the
gale which was blowing 70 knots an hour
this morning at Plymouth The heaviest
damage is along the Dover coast. The
breakwater there is entirely swept away
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
LEGAL MACHINERY
in QUICK OPERATION
VERDICT IN ABDUCTION CASE.
Syrian Had Consented to Legal Adoption
of His Son.

~ AtoA AAaN NuhHsAASH 20 Legal ANoptun
of His Son.
Burlington, Sept. 10 The decision in
Chittenden county court in the child alb
ductiOn case at Winooski is 10 favor OF the
defendant. Charles Clayelle, who viii Keep
the boy.
The case was a habaes corpus proceed
ing brought BY Syrian to recover his
son, Charles Deps, who has been living
for several years with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Clayelle Of Winooski. The father claims
he placed the boy in convent in Boston
but had no idea that he had legally given
the boy away. After few months the
boy was brought to Winooski and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ciayelle adopted him. A contract
was shown by the attorneys for Mr.. and
Mrs. Clavelle, showing that the father had
agreed to part with the boy permanently
If he did not wish to take him back with
in two months Il is claimed two months
passed without any action en- the part Of
the father
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
STOLE THE BEANS.

Iniruders at Essex junction Passed BY a
Penny Bank,
Essex junction, Sept. 1l.-George p.
Bartlett, who with his family are at Long
Point, visited his house here Wednesday
and found that some one had entered
through a window leaving It up The
writing desk lock was broken open, a
dress suit case had been taken from a
closet upstairs and the lock broken and a
toy bank belonging to the children had
been opened The pennies Ia the bank
had not been taken and nothing had been
missed so far with the exception Of some
beans which were in can 10 the pantry
The can had been opened and the con-
contents partaken Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
ROYAL HORSE RACING.

Charter Oak stake Event Al Hartford.
Conn. the Best.
Hartford Conn. Sept t0-some royal
racing was seen az Charter Oak Park to-
day By the 10000 people in attendance. Il
was all confined, however. to the Charter
Oak stake event ia which field of IL
horses participated. Billy Buek carrying
on the honors and the big end Of the purse
by winning all three heats Each heat
being a race the battle never waned and
Smather's bay gelding was compelled to
use every inch Of speed he possessed to
accomplish what he did Both Walnut
Hall and Hawthorne pushed him so hard
that whipping finishes characterized every
contest, the leaders being neck and neck
as they passed under the wire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
KILLED BY THE CARS.

Guy HadleY Central Vermont Brakeman.
lost His Life Yesterday,
St. Albans, sept. 10.-Guy Hadley, a
Central Vermont railway freight brake
man. living at 81 England street. was
killed near Stanbridge at 2. 80 O'Clock this
morning by falling between the cars. The
body was brought here soon after He
leaves wife and two children The fu-
neral viii be held at the church Ia Georgia
saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
STATE FAIR

Large Attsndanee But show Not Up to the
Mark.
Rutland, Sept10.-T Today IS school chill
drea's day at the Vermont state and Rut-
land county fair. The public schools close
to allow the children to attend, There are
about 6,000 on the grounds.
There are few attractions outside the
exhibits and these are smaller than usual
outside poultry. All the regulation gambl-
ing schemes are ia operation.
The address Of J II. Brigham Of Wash
ington, assistant secretary Of agriculture,
was the feature Of the day. The address
was listened to BY 600 people
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
BARRE MAN IN SUIT.

NJ. G Nichols ". Davis Estate for Note
Of @e,i00,
Montpelier, Sept. lii. p. Lamson
has returned from Littleton, n. Fl where
be has been engaged by the defence IN a
suit brought by + s. Williams Of Barre
for NJ g. Nichels also Of that place
against the Davis estate for a note Of
~ 100. A verdict for the defendant was
returned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
DEATH OF c. MOVES.

Long Time Resident Died This Morn
ing.
Lewis G. Noyes. long time aud much
respected citizen of this city, died at 4.30
this morning Of heart disease, He was
s. years of age aud had been IN Ill health
all summer bnt had not been confined to
the house only about week.
He is survived BY wife and two daugh-
tiers, Emma D, and Mrs Arthur Robin
son who reside Ii this city
The funeral win be held from bis late
home Sunday afternoon az o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
STATE TEACHERS MEETING.

Preparations Berg Made For Its Con.
yening.
Montpelier, Sept. 10.--Hon. Walter Fl
Ranger, state superintendent of education
was at White River Junction yesterday
comforting with Principal n, J Whitehil
regarding the annual meeting Of the STATE
Teachers association which is to be held
at St. Johnsbury the last three days Il
October. Mr.. Ranger waf in Bellows Falls
last evening assisting In the organization
of new lodge Of Masons. he being dis
trict deputy grand master
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
TIED FOR FIRST HONOR
IN GOLF TOURNAMENT
Geo. A. Ross and G. Herbert Anker
Made Net Score Of u for
Eighteen Holes.

There was a tie for first honors ia the
weekly golf tournament OF the Barre Coll
Club yesterday afternoon, George Al Ross
and g II. Anker being the low ones with
a net SO ire Of ~ for is holes. The for
mer's gross score was 9l, while the latter
made 94 The tie viii be played off
Outside Of the the leaders the scores ol
the afternoon were not especially low
There We're sixteen players IN the tourna
ment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
SEAyER ELECTED MANAGER.

Goddard Athletic Association Chose Him
Last Evening,
Dean Seayer was elected manager Of the
Seminary foot ball team at the meeting Of
the Athletic association held last night but
the election Of a captain was not decided
upon.
There was q full team out for practice
Yesterday afternoon and some line up
practice was tried Coach Cannell speaks
very enc0uraglngly Of the prospects for a
good team and the candidates are enthusl-
astic and are practioing bard to make
winning team this fall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
CASE PUT OVER.

W. X. walker Charged with Assault on
John Powers
Burlington, Sept 1.-The hearing in
the murderous assault case In the saloon
Of W r. Walker and John Powers has
been put over to Thursday on account of
the absence Of the attorneys 1t is now
claimed that Walker used razor and
slashed Powers. There is Intense interest
here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
American League standing.
GETTING TOGETHER.
Buriipgton's Mayor aud Aldermen on Po-
lice Question.

Burlington, Sept 1l.-At the special
meeting Of the board Of aldermen held last
night the question Of paying the police
again came up and before the discussion
closed there were several undignitied scenes
and several members Of the board seemed
apparently at loss as to what course to
pursue
At the last meeting of the board the
police pay roll submitted by Chief Brown
ell was ordered paid, while the one pre-
sented by Chief Russell was laid on the
table The bill passed was returned to
the board last night BY Mayor Burke un-
signed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
TURKISH PROMISES
VIII Funish Those Responsible For
Conflict az Beirut.

VIII Funish Those Responsible For
Conaict at Beirut.
Rome. Sept l0.-A communication re-
ceived from the Italian Ambassador AZ
Constantinople says the Inresh min-
lister Of foreign affairs has assured l.m
that the most energetic measures viii
be taken to punish those WHO We're re-
sponsible for the recent conflict at Bel
rut.
The minister added that there need
be no fear any such incident would re-
cur and asserted that the porte was
confident that the insurrecton il Mac
edonia would be suppressed in one
week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
THE VERMONT PRESS.

Editor beiknhp OF beII0Ws EaIEs Thinks
Barre Editors Bloated Arfstocrats.
In Its report Of the Labor day ceIebra-
tion at Bellows Falls, the Times Of that
place, In referring TO the speech Of Alex
Robertson Of Barre, says:
When the speaker Of the day was Civ
ing expression to the opinion that all the
newspapers in Vermont were run in the
interests of capital he was probably think
ing Of the bloated aristocrats who run pa
pers in Barre. A little investigation would
convince him that papers In this part of
the state and capital are comparative
strangers. There is, however, labor enough
IN running any Of them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
NEW BAIL FOR BEAVERS.
Held iu 5000 Under New Indictment for
Conspiracy.

Conspiracy.
New York Sept. ll--George W. Bea.
vers, the former post Office official who
was indicted in July in Brooklyn for bri-
berry in connection with the purchase Of
post Office supplies, this morning appeared
before Commissioner Hitchcock to answer
to the new indictment charging him with
conspiracy, which was handed down by
the Federal grand jury at Washington
Tuesday last. he was admitted to bail in
$1,000 for his appearance before the com
missioners Sept. 25
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
Ne Oyer.induleel.

Montpelier, Sept. l1.--John Murray was
in city court this morning, and will take
ten days in jail for over-induigenee In
liquid refreshments
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
BICYcLIST INJURED.

Charles Brow Of waterbury Hurt at Fair
Grounds.
Waterbury, Septic Charles Brow was
seriously Injured in a bicycle accident
Wednesday evening He was riding
around the race track at the fair grounds
when he struck a horses head which was
protrudlng through the fence. lie was
thrown, smashing the wheel and breaking
bis collar bone,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
FEARS FOR FISHERMEN.

Went 10 Sea Befere Big Tempest aud are
Not Heard From.
Treport, France, Sept ll.-serious anx-
ietv is felt regarding the fate Of numerous
fishers who went to sea before yesterdays
tempest and have not been heard from. A
large portion Of the town was wrecked by
the storm including the casino and other
buildings
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
cAYALRY ON MARcH.

Ronte Through Barre TO Springfield Where
They xhihit.
Montpelier, Sept 1I-Tr0op c, end
United States cavalry, from Fort Ethan
Allen arrived In town this noon on their
way to Springfield to take part IN fair.
They went to Barre this afternoon They
win 90 BY way Of Bethel and North Hart.
land.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
National League Standing.

Yesterdays American league scores:
At Boston, Boston 8, Washington 0.
At New York, Philadelphia 5, New
York 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
REcAPTURE REPORTED.

TURKS said to Have Retaksn Town of
Yisitko.
Vienna. Sept. ia Constantinople
despatch says that ofiiclal news has been
received there Of the recapture by Turk
ISL troops Of Yisltko on the Black Sea on
Sunday last
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
ASKS FOR REPAIRS.

Montpelier Desires street Railroad 20 Re-
pair the Road.
Montpelier, Sept. 1.-THE city council
has instructed City Attorney Carleton to
call the attention Of the oliieials Of the
electric railroad to the condition Of Barre
street between the rails Of their road and
70 ask them to commence repairs ON the
same on or before Sept Is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
LEAGUE BASE BALL.

Young Of Boston Americans Nearly Irwin.
cibte.
Yesterdays National league scores
At Philadelphia list game) New York
5, Philadelphia 2 end game New York
8 Philadelphia l.
Az Pittsburg, PittsbuFg s. Brooklyn ..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11

Lady stamford D. M, A. D. Bailey
Montpelier, IL 4
Dorothy Vernon, CHI. M, 4. A. slay-
ton, Barre, 2
Com, Alr CQmstOck. Burlington. 8
Dora star, b. n., q. r. Wood Barre 4
Dfe0not Fred Hyde, White River
Junction, g
Time, 2st ia, 2.85, 229t-4
2.Is Glass
May Queen, Fred Hyde, White River
Junction, ~ Il
Miss billiard B. m. Page Bros. Barre 1 2
Florence H 3. M, 4 III Houston,
Mortified,
Polly Warner, CHI m, Hunton Nor
risville s3 8
Florence i. had leg cut and Withdrew after
the second heat
Time, 2l IL. 2.23 10. 2,281-s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
BARRE HORSES AT WATERBURY.
Fair Closed Yesterday win Several Good
Races

" dAeADuEgs sept. AV,-~iue waterbury
fair closed today with an attendance dur
ing the three days Of some over three
thousand About 500 tickets were sold
yesterday The races Ia the 2.S5 class
and 2lS class were held today. T. ".
Morris Of Bradford served as judge in the
races during the fair, The results of to-
day races were as follows:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
AS TO IT'S REFERENCE
hassachusct's Nan Desired That Pen.
rose Resolution go to Committee
aud Mary lander Intimate,
Partisan Acts.

Washington. Dor. 9.-The recent IN
vesiiFation into frauds iu me po.tolic,
department was the basis of n sharf
debate in the senate Tuesday hy Mr.
Go'nnu and Mr Lodge. The discus.
tlon arose over motion by SIR Lodg,
to refer 'o the executive committee
on posiothees the resolution introduced
By MI Pcurosr looking o. senate An.
Ves'igaiion inio the conditions - the
department Mr.. German lntimatec
met the investigation by The depsrt-
ment had been partisan in character
ana SAID that counter charges had
oren made against the men who had
made it Mr. Lodge defended The DE-.
tatim"nts work ana declared IL Uas.
Iar moro thorough than = congresslon.
ll inquiry would be The trsoiutlonI
went over Without action
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
COMMITTEE Is NAMED
Tie Members 10 Meet similar One.
From Other sections and Ascer.
ialn How decrease May
Iic Brought ibort.

Charlotte. y. g.. Doc AT the cot
ton manufacturers meeting. at whlcl
more Than 100 delegates. representing
ziia'z splndlos and S065 looms In m,
southern states. were present. a plan
was inaugurated for the curtallmenl
OF the production 90 cotton goods by
the MILL Of the entire country. A
committee of nfieon was named Ia
meet similar committee from the
other sections and agree 10 decrease
production throughout the United
states Even before the meeting #
W." evident that the one purpose of
the session would be 10 curtan pro.
au''ion or 10 make an effort In that
di'eciion by Joint resolution.
Alfred A. Thompson % tho Ralslrh
cotton min moved That the necessity
Tor q national curtaiiment be consld.
er'f M the meeting
NJ Thompson suggested that
Hn'+tng De- held in ws=hlnSfor AZ
winch representatives of manufactur-
-rS from all parts of the world might
liscuss The question of "a common
ground. Ife took occasion 10 predict
: long cotton crop for next year.
me motion was referred TO a COIN
nitt'e of three which. af,er a haifI
'SaT= deliheraiion. made the following
'epoH. which vas adopted with hut
me dissenting vote.
kesoivel that with the view OF So
nf'ng nAii"Hsi sntailment. which we
h'hk absolutely necessary 10 the cot
on industry. ws recommend that a
oinmittee of fifteen from the North
.arolina association be appointed hyi
ne 'hair TO meet In Washington al AL
a'iy date as can be agreed upon. with
- committees from other states.
nat the other southern states. the
hddle and Now England states be in
Yea 70 appoint a committee which.
h"n they meet In Washington AZ a
ini COMMITTEES. viii formulate a plan
'-t VIII bring about a curtallnent /,
iroughout the United States. and thai
Us JOINT committee Immediately can
naional meeting % manufacturers st
lon"
Afier reading the motion there w,.
interesting discussion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
FOUR SHOT.
One Is Dead. Another Dyina. Third
Hit In Groin. Fourth jailed.

0ne Is Dead Another Dying. Third
Hi In Groin. Fourth jailed.
Trinidad. Colo. Dec. s.-Four strll-
ing coai miners. Italians and sicillans
were shot IN nght al the serundo
coke ovens by Colorado Fuel ana Iro,
eo-npany's guards one !s dad .re
one i' dying third shot in the groin.
VII probably die. and the fourth Is tt.
Jail There were seven In The partv
thee N whom escaped. strikers 49,
seri TINT aii the shooting vas done
ny N" guards. Nho however. saw tsat
tne miners opened nrr None ~ the
guards were wounded
word has teen received from sorun-
do that an attack on the new paft 81
me settlement Is expected from The
Italian strikers Of tie o,s town .vJ
that a bloody hght may be Looked
Ior' Nearly every man In New -.
sundo Is armed and will shoot M orsf
s'ght ~ any assault
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
JAIL oYsAMIrINo.
Humored Plot to Libsrsts -Four Chi.
easo Barr Bandits.

Chicago. Dee. s.-Report u ALLEGED
plot TO dynamite the county JAN and
iiberate the four bandits. Neiiermelr.
Van Dine. Marx and Roeski vas given
to the police. According 10 IN, story.
A friend % Neldermier. said the ex.
piosion Was 10 take place az $50
o'clock Tuesday night. An extra num-
Der OF police In plain clothes we're
placed around the 1aii but nothing
happened. nor wcFe any suspects seen
around the bnilfinR throughout tho
evening
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
NEARLY ALL PERISH.
Terrible RssuI, Of a Fire In Town a,
New JerseN

Freehold n. J, Dec. s.-Neary
whole family perished In the flame.
thar destroyed dwelling AT Cla,ks-
ourg' ten miles from here. CLAYTON
Fow'er torty-two years old. his wife
'niisy-h'e years old. and their four
shiluten' aged respectively sixteen.
.ni'',eh' TWO nnd SIX months. lived In
the house. which was two-storv
fESfSe building The biass ssar..s ~,
nc lower floor. and when the family
aWokc the whole lower mart ~ m.
mouse was In flames The oldest chlls
"a DO, Jumped from the second storv
WINDOW and escaped with speht bruis.
70. hut AIR and Mrs Fowler were.
'traid 90 iump. or were overcome nv
smoke heforo thcy could reach a wlp.
COW and thty and their three other
children wtrr burned to death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
convletsa o. .,-......

baltimore. Dec. 9-Former Postal
Clerks Thomas W. McGreFor a,d -
Iumous Ellsworth Upton were convict.
"a IN the United States district court
of conspiracy TO defraud the govern.
ment IN connection with the purcbas,
OF $1,000 leather mail pouchss. Tor ~,
~ ihe IRE delivery service. Cbari,s
p smith who received the order for
,ne ', pouches through the influence n
Upton ana McGregor. was The pr,ncl.
pal witness against the accused
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
RAN HiH OUT
Treasur'r sf Virsian,a County Mad.
10 Leave By Some Demoers..

to Leave By Some Denoers,,.
Norfolk Va. Dee. Democrats IN
the town Of nerliey have driven conn-
~ Treasurer Lyons from hts once
where DC is charged be was registering
negro voters aud had the negroes pen.
ned up in ode section or the town. Tho
streets are niled with men armed Win
sho'guns and a request viii be- made
Ior company - militia from Nor
'olk or Portsmouth at once
Ihe riot at Berkley was supnrosses
without the use ~ force. County Clers
Martin was assaulted In the RenSley
police station while sitting al tsb,.
win negro councilman. lie was
roughly handed. and County Treasure,
w > Lyons was kicked down the
stalfs of the Martin building. In which |
tSs alleged registering of negroes Wast
taking place Many shots w.r~ ares /
but one one was hurt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
n,rsais srote In 1uo

Washington. Dee s.-The Lourls,
aeropianc was tested again Tuesisv
the result being She completss week n
the airship. II Elided along the
launching tamway until tire end was
reached. when lt broke In two. Pro.
iesHor Manley, operating q. q fell in
the Potomac river but was rescued.
-re=ssiy rataHy Chat.
Weiumka. l. T.. Dec s.--whns hunt
Ing with four friends pistol In a
pocket OF c. II. Lollis was discharged.
The ball entered side Just above
the hip. IL may have fatal result
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
oo~is Aaain In Central

Chicago. Dee e--John Alexander
Do~ie IN again in control ~ Zion City
and all It's Industries. This turn I'm
the anairs ~ the head or the Christian
catholic church followed a nnanel,f
showing made Tuesday afternoon
which satisfied all the creditors. who
immediately made formal motion t,o.
fore Judge Kohlsaat 10 have the re-.
ceiNership appointed by the United
solved
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
PAPERS WANTED.
House Asks Postmaster General &c
Supply Certain Doeumerts.

supply Certain Documents.
Wellington, Dee s--1he house hn,
authorized the committee 'on pos,of.
hees anh postfoads 10 request the
postmaster general 70 supply the com.
miitee With papers in connection with
The rocent investigation of me post.
ONCE department II was explained nv
MT diversified. chairman 81 the com
mlttee. that ihe purpose OF tho reso
'uilon was 10 supply the committee.
With Information essential 10 ,h,. pF.p.
or consideration of appropriation hills
Ihe minority made an unsuccessfui
auenpt "a amend the resolution 40 as
TO provide thSt the whole house TO-
quest the postmaster general for paper
ana evidences touching on the lnvesti. |
cation.
The house also Instructed the tu-
hiclafN committee g. make inauiry
and report whether the Isle Of Pines
an be crded to cuba Without The
loncurfent action of the nouss ana
senate
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29

san Juan, y. H. Dec. s.--Goverpor
Hunt has pardonod Father Feline Vil.
lahose the Catholic priest conyi,,.d
e,p,' 80 al hua-- Tor violating the
s'Nh marriage law. attorney General
sweet advised agaimt the governor
eS'endipg clemency aut Governor
Hunt based his action on assurances
oy me priest and by nishops Rlens
ihat 'here would be no further ,loll
lions N the Law
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29
VIsIlsd chamher of r,nnr...

Paris. Dec. @. william j iryun WIS.,.
lted the chamber ~ deputies ana sen.
ate IneFd'y comparing French parli,.
meniary methods with those ~ ths
Vhl'el states congress. ile was ar-
,oinpanied Co the senate by senator
.lemenceau. who introduced him to
Premier ccmbes Mr. Bryan had
long talk With ~ C1mbes. IN. latter
mantfes,ing az interest NJ American
''onemic and political snais.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-29

Guthrie, okla. Dc,t "a territorial
convention of negro votes. attended
by about 500 delegates. eommenced
mere Tuesday n. Emmett Stewart OF
THIS city. an attorney. was elected
chairman and W. NJ. =. Fnlbrjzht Of
Oklahoma city. secretary.