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nAwAlrs GREETING.
n Il csblsa President Resseveit and Ne
Reptiles Promptly.


Reptiles Promptly.
Washington. Jan. 3.-The foilowlnR
cabIegram wns received at the white
house at $3.50 o'clock Friday morning
dated Honolulu. Jan. 1. 9.33 D. m
The President. washington-The
people Of the territory 10 Hawaii send
their greetings to you and express
their qualification at the inauguration
OF telegraphic Communication gtth
the mainland We all believe that the
removal OF the disadvantage OF isola
ton viii prove the strong factor In
the upbuilding OF patriotic and pro
grcssiye American commonwealth In
these islands.
HENRY +. COOPER.
Secretary OF Hawaii
Tho following is the reply OF the
president TO the message of Secre
tary Cooper:
White House. Washington. Jan. a.
Hon. Henry Il. Cooper. Secretary.
Hawaii. Honolulu:
The president sends 10 you. 20 Gov.
ernor Dole. and 90 the people OF Ha'
wall. his hearty congratulations upon
the opening OF the cable. He be-
lleves that n viii tend TO make the
people OF Hawaii more closely knit
than ever TO their fellow citizens OF
the mainland and will be for the great
advantage Of all our people.
GEO. u. CORTELYoU.
Secretary 20 the President
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McCurtaln. !. r.. Jan. 3.-Unitod
States Deputy Marshal Sam sorrells of
Kintait. Ralph Scargall OF McCurtain
and another whose name has not been
learned were shot by a man who re-
sisted arrest AZ Coal Creek. a small
town on Che Kansas CITY Southern
road. Deputy Sorrels was instantly
killed. while tie other two deputies
were seyerly wounded.
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Washington. Jan. consular al
vices received az the state department
from Malatlan, Mex. relative 90 a..
outbreak OF the bubouic plague stat,
the disease was brought over ON d
Chinese ship arriving there on Dec -
Every precaution will be- taken tn pro-
vent the entrance OF the plague into
this country
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m..h,mu. rs,I,Ion arrntsa.

Waco. Tex. Jan. Sin Judge SCOTS
court a petition for mandamus was
filed. the style OF which Is ]. w. Rig
gins vs. Ben c. Richards ct al. As
Judge Scots court is In vacation per
mission OF the Judge was obtained Tor
the lnstltuting OF the proceedings al
this time. The sum was granted and
hearing set for 9th.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-04

New York. Jan 3-Tho rirht % the
police To- keep "a mans photograph IT,
tho r0gIes gallery is t0 lc decided by
the courts Jacob owen secured from
Justice Scott boo the supreme court ar
order directing Police Camu. s.u1of
Greene to show cause why bo and thr
officials of thH detective bureau should
not Do. restrained .uu ErHr.1r DIE
photograph iD tho rwur -II.erv and
circulating ru1.D. among tue different
police PRECINCTS
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N.w R.iIraad MII.srs.

Baltimore. Jan 3-The Manufae
turers' Records review Of railroad con
struciion during the year shows a total
new mileage In the southern states
and In Missouri. Indian Territory and
Oklahoma. whose railroad system are
directly connected with southern deve
lopment. OF iO994 II also shows that
at least. 5l57S miles OF line will be
constructed In these states and terri
tories during the coming year.
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Shanghai. Jan 3-The tao tai has
paid the January lnstallment Of the In.
ternational indemnity on a silver basis
lie explained his inability 10 accept
the Interpretation 81 the protocol
adopted by the international Bankers
association.
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Manila. Jan. 3-S1IicItor General
Arcnata. in % written opinion. sustains
Governor TuftF contention that hc is
not Boo position Co intervene regard
ing possess Jon 90 Roman Catholic
property seized hy independent Catho.
lies. and that the court must settle The
question
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-04

Tcxarlnua. Tex. Jan. 3.-Bud Car
rett farmer residing In the Shiloh
neighborhood. ten miles west, was az
sassinatcd on College hill, on the out
skirts. lie was horseback, when some
one approached him from behind and
shot him through the brain. He lived
but a few minutes. and never spoke.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-04

Barcelona. spain. Jan. s--The police
seized a proclamation ued hy Argen
tina anarchists and aimed al senior
Qu.ruo Costa. vice pres .dDnt OF Argan
tina. who H now ln Ilis city To" boz
ceutlya Cor the attack 0n ihe sI.. g.i.
dent is recent expulsion ~ .lafchi los
from Argentina rcruDf,
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Manila. Jan. 3.-General James r.
Smith, the ecenuy appointed member
OF the Philippine commission. and
Elmer Bryan. superintendent OF In.
struction. we're sworn In az public ses-
OF the commission General smith
takes the portfolio Of secretary Of edu-
cation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-04

Denver Jan. 3.--The resignation Of
Charles Dyer general superintendent
of the Colorado and Southern. has been
rendered. BE is considering oners
from the Santa Pc and other roads but
he may decide 10 retire permanently
from the railroad business
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Died while writing.

Laredo. Tex. Jan. 3.-Dr Hilario
Rodriguez was called over from New
Laredo TO see sick woman. and while
sitting by her bed In the act Of writing
a prescription he fell dead out Of bite
chair 10 the foor lie was apparently
a hale and hearty man.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-04

Guthrie. Okla, Jan 3.-The prelim
mary trial II Anadarko % three In
dian boys. charged with killing com
rnde. resulted IN one being held 30
$1,000 boud and the other two In $1,000
zach.
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Assessment. Mach Larger.

New York. Jan. 3-Reh estate as
scssments In this city. according 10
the tax commissioners. have been IN.
creased nearly 81 800 600 900 under the
new system OF taxation adopted by the
fusion administration.
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secured LarE. Amount.

Galesburg. H.. Jan. alive men en-
tered the First National bank OF Al.
ington. bound and gagged the night
wttchman. blew open the vault and
secured 1920. Thirteen charges Of
dynamite were exploded before the
cash WAS reached. Robbers escaped
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Austin. Jan. Sat the annual meet
lng OF Albert sidney Johnson chapter
Daughters of tho COnfcderacy it was
decided TO present 22S crosses of honor
"a the ey.C0nfcloates in this city and
at the Confederate home
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One Per Cent Dividend.

New York. Jan. 3.--The directors OF
the Rock Island company new
oompany--declsrcd a quarterly dlvi.
dend Of per cent on the preferred
stock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-04

Little Rock. Ark, Jan. Manager
NJ Finn of the Little Rock Baseball
association has received a check from
the Cincinnati club Tor $500 In pay.
mcnt for Pitcher Harry Allemang. who
was with Little Rock In 1901 and 1909
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Hamilton. Bermuda. Jan. 3.--Ths
Dutch steamer Dordrrcht, Captain
Vosser. from Pensacola Dec. 20 for
Bremen. has arrived here In distress
The cargo In the forehold IA on Gre.
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Ia Guayra. Jan. 3.-Tho British gun.
boat Iumbador formerly the VCnatf".
Ian warship " that name. ieft here fn~
Trinidad towing four sch0opgrs and
three sloOps captured by tac British
since the blockade began.
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Honolulu Jan. .. CBy Pacific cable).-
a public celebration was held In honor
IN celebration OF the successful compile
ton Of tho Pacific cable The day was
observed as n public holiday
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Both Iers Cnt OR

South McAlester. !. T.. Jan. al. J.
Crawford was run over and killed by a
Choctaw train. lie attempted to cross
In front OF the train Both legs were
cut on.
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Austin. Jan. 3-Thc board Of man.
ayers OF the Confederate home has
elected Hon. George g. Pcailcton 0.
Temple president of the board. vice j..
p Rogers. deceased.
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Beaumont Tex. Jan. 3.-Elcc'r.c'l
inside workers are striking for 81 per
day aud eight hours They now gee
celve SD.
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Large Roundup

Houston. Jan. 2.--poIico rounded up
tweuty-one tramps and boggars.
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City 81 Mexico. Jan. 3 Hon W. j
Bryan left here for the United States.
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For SALE
LAMAR BETHEA
Successor to Monroe Edge,
Real Estate Agent.

90 acres OF flrstclass land near A. a
N. college. good location for dairy
and hog farm, price slOOO.
81 lots on courthouse spare, good
seven room house, newly painted
with barn and all necessary out
houses. fine well OF water going at
$4,000.
VIII sell tho Pochla two story
house cheap.
WIN sell lots In north western part
OF city. inside lots at $500, corner
lots nj s35 On.
80 acres on WiNon creek known as
Pearson place. 30 acres n cultiva-
ton. All creek bottom land except
5 acres. Good place Tor party want
ing small farm. Going cheap.
20 acres Good room house. Two
underground brick cisterns About
"a acres Ia cultivation. One mile
west Of city. /. 4. q. ". n. II. passes
through property. VIII sell for
$50 90 or trade for city property.
Other lands too numerous to men,
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-14

It is like SO many other symbols Of re-
ligion and of royalty OF oriental origin,
for Herodotus describes the crown Of
the rulers Of Persia as tiara. Mich
olas l.. who was the first pope TO be
crowned and who occupied the chair
OF St Peter from so to SGD, was
crowned with an ordinary episcopal
inter surrounded BY a single crown.
In 1890 Pope Bonlface VII. added
second crown to the miter in order to
indicate his Sovereignty over things
temporal as well as spiritual This
gave much offense to the German en-
peror and to the rulers of France and
England. and it was partly in conse-
quence OF this that Pope Clement Y.
added the third crown to Indicate the
spiritual supremacy Of the papacy over
the then three known quarters Of the
globe that is to say, Europe, Asia and
Africa.
The reign Of a pope, I may add in
conclusion. dates from his coronation
instead Of from his election although
be is fully qualified to enjoy an the
prerogatives of pontin even prior to his
coronation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-14
ROYAL ROBES

The ear has a single estate covering
over 10o.000000 acres that is, about
three times the entire area Of Eng
land.
The kaiser has become O large land
owner in Switzerland by means Of
legacy. The property is situated Ia the
canton Of Berne
Orders have been issued by the
young ameer Of Afghanistan forbidding
the transparent or bright colored wells
which were becoming fashionable
among women in Kabul
Queen Amelia OF Portugal holds two
medals for saving life. The first was
awarded to her for saving unaided a
boatman from drowning at Cascaes,
and the second was sent to her by the
Humane society for her courage in
jumping into the Tagus to rescue her
own child from drowning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-14
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Mrs Edwin Arden was chosen presi-
dent OF the Professional Women's
league at its annual meeting which has
just been held in New York.
As a child Clara Barton, founder of
the Red Gross society, disliked della
and the only pIaythings that appealed
to her more than pet animals were
wooden soldiers
Mrs Lorillard Ronalds. who has
been entertaining the king and queen
Of England at her London residence,
is a leading member Of the American
colony there and patron OF every
struggling, deserving musician who Is
brought to her attention.
The Countess Of Warwick, one OF
England's most energetic women, has
added the management Of a licensed
public house to her other activities IN
the interests of the working people
about her Essex country house. The
countess will sell only soft drinks.
Mrs Nellie Clapp Of Wisconsin has
received a letter Of thanks from the
post office department for covering her
husbands twenty-five mile rural de-
livery route in a binding blizzard. She
made the difficult journey without in
jury, although the trip nearly killed
her horse.
Mrs. Elizabeth Budd Gallaudet,
whose husband, the late Or, Gallaudet,
was distinguished teacher Of the
deaf and dumb lately died III New
York city, aged seventy She was
a deaf mute. She married Dr. GalIau-
Diet fifty-seyen years ago and aided her
husband In his great life work for deaf
mutes
Boston's oldest resident, Mrs. Han
nah Newell Barrett, has just celebrat-
ed the one hundred and sixth ami
versary Of her birth. with Mrs. Bar
rett was her sister, Mrs. Loyiea Bar
bour of Cambridge, who Is ninety-two.
Mrs. Barrett is very proud Of the fact
that she is an honorary member OF
Boston Tea Party chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-14
ART EYELAsHEs.
Latest Device Of London Hair spe-
efalist.

Latest Device Of London Hair spe-
eialist.
art eyelashesn are the latest inven-
ton Of a hair specialist IN Great Castle
street, London, says the Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Before noon the other day six ladies'
with downcast eyes emerged from. tie
specialists establishment They had
long silken eyelashes. a newspaper
man who entered the shop cleaned
some interesting information On tie
counter were cardboard boxes contain
ing countless cards. on each card was
a delicate set Of lashes attached to
scarcely visible strip Of fish ezin.
a small bottle containing skin
fluid patented In America, and two
cards complete the outfit The eye
lashes are 2s. Cd, per pair for society
wear and is. Cd per pair for theat-
rical wear
"On our customers first visit sgil
the manager, Eve fix the skin On th2
eyelid with the fluid and the false
lashes mix with the Iashes Of the lady.
It Is beautiful, beaudfull'
The lashes last ten days usually, but
twenty with care The manager de-
clared that the Is Cd pairs were proof
against even a prolonged fit of hyster-
les, but he admitted. Of course. that he
had no direct evidence to that effect
The theatrical lashes are black and
very long and made Of coarser ma
terial The hairs are Of vegetable ORR
gin and of every shade, They can be
curled with the tongs when they be-
come aggressively downcast.
Eyebrows at los Cd. per pair, lasting
from three to six months. are another
speciality at this shop and into those
sold to elderly ladies' gray hairs are
cunningly inserted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-14
MANlLA's WATER SUPPLY.

Its New Source to Ensnre Greater
Purity and Much Larger Quantity.
Manila and its outlying districts are
shortly 10 have a new ana more ex-
tenslve water supply which viii In.
sure greater purity and an Increase Of
quantity equal to three times the pres
ent supply says the Manila Times
Surveys are now in progress and are.
being rapidly pushed to completion.
The surveying is under the charge Of
Major Case, formerly Of the Fortieth
infantry. assisted by Captain II H.
Pitcairn Of the Forty seventh volunteer
infantry. The necessity Of improving
the water supply Of the metropolis has
been evident ever since the recent ehol-
era epidemic, Since that time the mill
tary and constabulary have been active
in patrolling the Mariqulna river FROM
the intake up to its source. also In
guarding tile single pipe line from i'll
Deposito to the city, in order to check
mate the threats of many desperate
characters. The civil commission, real
ling the urgent need for a more per-
feet system Of supply, decided some
time ago to give the city what il needs
ana also eliminate the hardship now
imposed upon the natives above the in.
take.
These people have from time imme.
mortal looked upon the Mariquina riv.
er as their personal property, to use
ais they like, for bathing themselves,
washing their clothes, wallowing their
carabaos and draining their sewage.
The new source OF supply will be
moved up the river some forty miles
ana two miles or more above Montal-
ban At the proposed point Of intake
the country Is uninhabited near the
banks Of the river, and the nearest
population consists o. a few Igorfotes,
who live well up III the foothills ans
mountains, SO that the danger Of a con.
Elimination Of the water is reduced "a
a minimum
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-14
eLEANINes.

Scarlet fever is unknown in the trop-
ics.
There are now between $500 and
5000 lighthouses In the world.
spitzbergen is one OF the few coun-
tries as yet unclaimed by any nation.
Any one may dig the coal found in the
cliffs there.
German trade statistics already show
the serious damage done to trade with
Latin-American countries by the action
Of the kaiser against Venezuela.
Cassandra Southwick, the prosecuted
Quaker girl OF early colonial days, who
Is the heroine Of one Of Whittier's po-
ems. is to have a monument erected to
her memory in Salem, Mass.
City building Is being made d regu-
lar science in Germany. A magazine
writer declares that any city there
which should today lay out a new
quarter on the easy and wearisome
checkerboard plan would be laughed
at.
According to the director Of the Sta
tisical institute at Stuttgart, Il. Eel
Ter, the present population OF the earth
is about 1914 $4,000. OF every LOO
persons BAG are Christians, IA Mo-
hammedans. z Israelites and 523 be-
long to other religions.
Jonathan Hutchinson, who has made
a special study OF leprosy has come to
the conclusion that 1t is brought about
exclusively hy the contamination by
leprous hands of the food that IS eaten
by other members Of the family Of
which the leper forms part.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-14
AN EPISODE OF THE
RELIEF OF KNOXVILLE

lOrglnaLl
During the civil war the people Of the
border states were divided in their
sympathIes.
One morning in the summer Of 1868,
when General Burnside was marching
on Knoxville-a move that eventually
freed east Tennessee from Confederate
rule-a woman living on a farm be-
tween Knoxville and tie Cumberland
mountains went to her door with a
broom in her hand and, looking up the
road, saw two men coming on a quick
run. AS soon as they reached a point
opposite the house they turned IN, and
the woman recognized in one OF them
her son, Walter Grain, eighteen years
. old.
Mother" cried the boy. I'VE must
hide. The fighting parsons band are
after us. They want me for shooting
one Of their lhen last night They'll
shoot me sure
Mrs. Grain hurried the boys into the
house and thrust them into Il closet
She had scarcely done so before q man
with long beard came riding down tie
road followed by a dozen others. None
OF them wore a uniform, and most Of
them were dressed IN the "butternut'
clothes common among the poor whites
Of the country. They had organized
ostensibly to assist the Confederate
cause, but really for terrorizing Union
fists, among whom the Grain family
We're conspicuous A rabid, fire eating
clergyman named sayles, called the
lighting parson, was captain Of the
band When they reached the house
they called
Is this Grains placer
Yes replied Mrs Grain.
Sayles dismounted and with several
Of his men proceeded, without asking
any questions, to search the house He
argued that the bog would naturally 20
to his home for hiding place and re-
solved to spare no pains to End him.
1t was not long before the two boys
were dragged from the closet and TAX
en- out into the yard in front Of the
house
(which is Walter Cranegn asked the
captain.
Neither replied They had been
schoolmates and bosom friends Late
" they had been out cunning for seees-
sionlsts Grain had shot one Of their
men and fed, the two boys separating.
During the pursuit country woman
whom the fugitive passed told the out
laws that he was Walter Grain. The
two boys came together at a point Of
rendezvous and made for the Grain
plantation
sayles was one Of those extreme ma.
lures who are half devil and BALI saint.
He was impatient 10 learn which Of
the boys had killed one OF his band
that he might have lin shot at once
and be Of. for be had got wind Of the
advance OF General Burnsides army
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-14

Nothing gives a child more real fun
than foamy glass Of Williams Root
Beer. They linger over it and slowly
sip their little thirsts away, at the
same time getting the inYigorating
tonic effect of pure roots and herbs.
Remember that youngsters suffer
from thesummer heat, and when they
get tired and irritable just bring out
4 bottle Of good, cold Williams Root
Beer. It's a temperance drink un,
equaled for young and old and the
cost. all ready to drink, Is only two
cents a quart. Williams is the real
old-fashioned thing take no other.
WILLIAMS & CARLETON 60, Hartford. Conn,
Makers Of Williams FasaFing Extraets
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-14
LETTER TUBES IN PARIS

Rapid system Of Electric Postal
Service TO he Tried Ia France.
A scheme Is being promoted IN Paris
for constructing a system Of subtar-
ranean pneumatic conduits for the rap
ia transportation OF mail matter and
parcel freight and express says the
Engineering News The proposition
las been brought 70 the notice Of the
government, and official trials Will be
made OF models The system employs
electricity as its motive power and Its
inventors represent that they can
transport cars weighing a ton over any
given distance at speed Of 100 miles
an hour The system is styled the
electric postal service
A metal duet is to be constructed Of
a width Of not exceeding thirty inches,
which VIII be wide enough for a double
track 10 accommodate trains going In
opposite directions. The ears would
be simply sheet iron cases supported
ON two OF four axles and carrying tie
electric motor The central compart-
ment Of each car, measuring about
twenty cubic feet would be reserved
for freight The total length Of each
vehicle would be about twenty two
feet, but It would not exceed twenty
inches in height. To eounteract the
resistance Of the air naturally Of great
force ia view of the excessive speed at
tanned by the vehicleth front and
rear of each car would be equipped
with wind cutters IN paraboIic form.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-14

Various religious bodies are under
taking radical departures III African
evangelization, says the Baltimore
Herald. along industrial lines, Amer
lean Methodists have, under Bishon
Hartzell, entered upon an extensive In
dustrlal undertaking, comprising a.
600 acres and their developments and
now large number Of Disciples Of
Christ are setting about the organiza-
ton Of an African industrial colony.
Missionary enthusiasm IS behind the
venture Financial subscriptions are
coming in Part of the plan Is to es-
tabllsh in each proposed colony a Dis
cipIes Of Christ church. Those behind
the enterprise claim the new way to be
an improvement upon the old In mis-
sionary method.