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DEATH OF C. r. YEENGLING.
He Was Associated In Brewery Business
with -. &. Sucngilns, Ills Uncle.

PorTsvILLE, Pa. July 9.Charles F.
Yuengling os years old, prominently iden-
tilted with brewing interests in PennsyI-
vania and New York, died at his home
here to-day of diabetes. He was assoc
ciated with his uncle. the late d. c. Yueng-
ling. in a big brewery business here, and in
1874 went to New York city, whore he had
large interests, retiring about thirteen
wears ago. He leaves q widow.
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News or Plays and Players.

Sir Thomas Upton and several hundred
roernbers of the Atlantic Yacht Club will
soe 4The Sultan of Sulu" at Manhattan
Reach tonight.
patti has consented to sing ut sixty-hve
;na,aad of sixty concerts in this country
George Samiiels has bought half inter-
est in the Orpheum Music Hall III i2oih street ;
a. will improve its accommodations ana
vii vi "pen il on Sept. with entertainments
natterned after those OF the English music
h" aTbs Prince of Plsen' will end Its present
engagement at the Broadway Theatre on
Saturday night, July Is.
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c,.rrvman,s Som Drowned.

LAUREL, Del, July 9.-Robert, the elgh-
.,an-vear-o!d son Of the Rev. #. j. Cochran,
vas drowned while bathing in Laurel River
this afternoon.
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Ibclnirf


TToGs0 WCOd0NnrTCrR!
DEAR SIR. Please make this ad: knowrn
in New York II is n wife disard about %.
70 Is, with dark hair: without without drink.
For ] believe in GOdl | am five feet eight
enchca in hight and wait hundred nrd sixty
five with bloc eyes and black hair. either
drink or sware. WAY NICHELS.
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WIFE UYTHOtT DRINK
Desired by BlOo-Eyed Way Nichcis Who
Either Drink or SNare.

Acting Police Commissioner Ebstein got
this letter Yesterday:
HrGH BRIDGE. J
llUNDTErON co, y. j.
july 7, 1903.
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The mpnogers Of the company which
takes ont of town visitors around the city
have experienced no little difficulty in
securing guides for their coaches. No
ordinary barker" will do The man who
expoun"s the interesting features of the
CITY to q coach load of Boston school
teachers or bridal couples from New Jersey
must be possessed, among other qualities,
of tact. Not long ago the companys auto
mobile coach turned into Riverside Drive
lust above Grants Tomb. The party
WIS composed of n number Of young dem
fists who were attending m annual con-
vention hero,
"On the left gentlemen, said the facetious
guide, as Grants Tomb. On the right
You will observe two very pretty young
ladies'
One Of the young ladies' was the daughter
of the general manager. That guide La now
seeking other employment elsewhere.
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bvelt.
Arn from
kevelt b.
bnounoo,
ndenCy
hthortD
nslOn.
exacting
Id decd,
almost
his CONS
ecncy 70
Ex6Cu-
]. Is boz
siasn OF
busly his
ID not Do
tate and
lLLnH.
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1--we TOPICS .AROUT TOWN.

Fighting mosquitoes IN discoUraging
work, according to the men who are ex-
perimenting in the marsh lands behind
Coney Island and Sheepshead Bay. Al
most all Of the s2S 900 fund started by viii
liam Whitney has now been expended,
and. although the farmers and farm hands
declare that they have already noticed a
big difference in the number OF mosquitoes,
the summer boarders say that the pest is
as bad as ever. The men who have been
draining the swamps by means Of bitches
and destroying larvae, wherever found,
with kerosene oil, are sure that the MOSQUE
toes would be very much worse but for their
work, but statistics are poor satisfaction to
communities which are scratching as hard
as Coney Island and Sheepshead Bay are
to-day.
Wherever you see red or white flags
flying from little sticks between Brooklyn
and Coney Island, there the mosquito
fighters are working, and their methods are
interesting enough to make it worth while
dropping off trolley car and observing
them for while. The work Of extermi-
mating the mosquito pest is going on all the
summer. Among those most interested in
the work are the owners and trainers OF the
thoroughbred racehorses quartered at the
racetraoks, and they are among the most
liberal contributors to the determination
fund.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-14
GANG G A

Sc vende en- Ponce en- cfe9atO Gin
cme9eta dollars, una prensa LIBERTY.
tipogrAfca, que vale doscientos cincuen'
ia Sc puede imprimir en- ella un ira
bajo de tamano algo mayor al tamano
de medic pliego espanol, y Sc puede IT,
rar un peri0dico como EI C01'adc0t
dicha prensa no falta niaguno
de sus accessories. tiene tintero. Sc
halla en- magnif1co estado de fnEciona'
miento, con aspeeto nuevo porque ha
tenidO POGO uso No tiene descOmpOsi'
cion nj desperfectO algunO.
Para negOcio, y mas informes, di'
rigirse a don Jose Antonio Balaguer, Ca
lie del Comercio, numero 3. Ponce. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-14

teudis que la sefiorits de Salandre'
ra no tenfs por Ell mas que IN In
signifcante sfecto, y b ast a Sc
aseguraba que 81 algdn dfa llegaba
q casarse obedecerfa la volu tad
de su padre y no los impulses de
So coTaZon.
RCcambole habfa recogido todos
estos Iumores, fCdos estos Sc dice
mfnuciosamente, uno des2ues de
otros, y los hsbfa passdo con cui-
dado por ell tamfz de 81 coraz0n y
su perspicacis.
Eff tctivamente, Sc habfa d.
cho, puesto que la sef1orita Con-
cepci6n sc turba y ruboriza mi
vista y permsnece impasible cuan-
do aparece don jose, es que 10 soy
menoS indiferente que 81. Sin en-
barge, como ell duque y Ia duqnesa
me scogen de alg6n tiempo esta
psrte con alguna frialdad, es tam
bi6n indudAble que don jose esta
CT locado mas alto que 20 en- la es-
TINA de la fsmilia; mi 1nico re-
curse C hsceEsalgo que pueda one
brsDtar el buen cOncepto que oe
d1n Jose tienen los duques.
Este prOyecto, en- dD, que So
prop0Ela Ia el falE0 marques 90 Glaa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-14

brisas sol de su pals la habfan
madurado ia "a temprdno que pare
cfa tener VENTURES 6 veinticua
tro. Habfa nacido en- Sevills; ate
sors ba toda la belleza que uua sn.
daluza puede tener, su tale era
flexible, con ondulaciones misterio-
sae. Sus cabellos eran negroS como
ell szabache, sus Jos de IN azul
somb brio, y verdoso como Ell aZul
del mar Mediterr4neo; sus labiOs,
de un rojo viVo como ell csrmfn;
lss mancs pequt fiss, IN verdade-
70 pie de sndaluZa, hscfan de la
sc forsta Conception una de esas
bellezas caracterfsticas, encsrna.
ci6n de IN tipo, como Sc dice entire
artistss, que hatfa liamado ls
atenci6n de TODD Paris.
El primer afIo que a ioven espa
nola Sc present0 en- ell mundo pari
sieu, con 81 iDmensa dote tuvo una
infinidad de pretendientes, condes
maroueees. baroness, banouercs y
grandes industriales. todoS Sc pre-
sentaron en- la liza: pero Ia sefIorifa
Conception no habfs hisdo sus
nios en- ninguno, y ell duque de
Salandrers. su padre. despidi6 con
polftIca q todos suspirantes. La
andaluza habfa anunciado formal
mente, que apenas tenfa diez y seis
aflos que no guerra casarse adm.
Por Gtra parte ell duque y Ia
duquess. que apenas tenfan treinta
seis amos, era irlan5esa y bastsn-
BE hermosa sdn, habfa adoptsdo
para 81 hJa In educacion inglesa.
. Conception vivfa en- Paris como
una ioven miss que no tiene que
dar cuenta de eus acciones mas
que & sf misma Montaba caballo
por la maf1aDa acom psflada de nm
solo crisdo. Durante ell dfa -Salfs
en- victoria en- berlina, y se iba
soIa con sus criados hster com.
pras q estndiar al Louvre de don
de sacsba copias. Sc In habfa y'sto
tamhien varias veces co las carre-
ras, ca la Marche en- Ohantilly
guiand1 ella misma IN bresk \ con
suatro caballos. L. seglorita Oon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-14

Don jose era IN primo segnndo
de Cnncepci6n e. duaue le Queria
mucho, alguncs fntimos de Ia
casa preteDdfsn que peDsabs ha.
cerlo su yerno: pero como haoisn
transcurridn dos an, 8 de sde Que
babfa lleRado q FrsDcia, y doE Jo'
e ida todos los dfas al hCtel sin
que padie diese lugar Greer en-
una b0da pro xima. sc decDJo en-
conclusion que 81 csc matrimonio
se hahia proyt ctado habfaD surRi-
do ohstSculcs que por el momtnto
10 aplazaban.
Tenfa dom jose veintiseis amos,
era bastante guspo bsjo el punto
de vista plGGtico, de elevada esta-
tura, de gran distinction en- sus
modales, aIgo altanero, un POGO
dead g Rioso, On una palabrs. el ver-
dadero hidslgo que Sc acuerda oc'
masiado de Ia largs ifnea dc sus
abuelos. Por el tono lleno de orgu-
Ito Que habfa emplesdo con Ro'
eambole hubieFa podido deouciTse
ii poco caso que haefa del gent1l
hnnbre ( ances.
Se aecfa en- Paris que don Jose
aafaba perdidamente enamorsdo
Az a. ncepci6n, n en- camDi0 &c Ere
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-14
La meior de todas las conocidas

cepci6n era la que se llamaba en-
tonces una leona.
Una msf1ans, en- Ell bosque, hiEo
conocimiento con aquel q quien
todo Paris tenfa por ell marques de
Chamerg. Rocambole DADA la vuei-
ia al lsgo llevsndo al paso IN So
terbio alazan tostado que mane1aoa
con gracia sin igual. Cuando lego
cerca de Ia cascade vi0 una anna
zona Que moutaba un hermosO ca
ballo arabe, blsnco como la ME Tes
Ell caballo, ssustado por Ell rufdo de
la cascade, Sc encabritabs, daba
lanzadas, retrocedfa, y manifestaba
todas las sefIales de IN profundo
terror. La amazons luchaba CON
gran energfa, y quizas hubiese lo-
grade dominarlo no ocurrir un
accidente, afortunadamente raro
en- los fastos de la equftsci6n. La
rienda de que la amaEona Sc serVfa
era una brida iEglesa de riends re-
donda desprovista de hridon,
sc rCmpi6. Entonces ell cabalio loco
de espanto no stntiendose domi-
nado por ell freno, parti0 oil galope
Ileyando & la amazons, o qufen
toda reslstencia era desde entonces
impossible.
Precisamente Rocambole llegabs
en- sentido inverse. Quiso poner su
cabalIo al traves y parsr 81 de In
amazona, pero I'll caballo. asustados
did IN bote q un lado paSo de
largo. Entonces z cambole espO-
led ell suyo y Sc lanz6 en- 81 perse-
cuci6n, slcsnzandols en- el momen-
TO en- que ell caballo, cuyo terror
aumentabs por momentos, fha .
precipitarse de caneza al lsgo, J
CON vigort so brszo enlaz6 por la
ciEtura la amaEona y Ia saco dc
la ella, mientrag que el caoaiio
GAIA nj aqua. Aqueila amssona era
la Sc II rita Conception Salandrara.
Dsole ella las gracias CON calors
le pregrnt5 81 nombre y supo que
sn salvador era Ell marques o
Chamery.
Al dia signiente eI duquf
SAlandrera en persona fu6
tarIe J ls sgrsdeci0 coluro~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-14
iINTERESANTE / /!

FL que suscribe, participa al publi-
co que con esta fecha ha puesto al
servicio un coche que hara viajes
Guayama y Maunabo en- condolences de
fete a precio Conditional.
Y vende unO remontado de nuev0,
ruedas patentes y nuevas con cuatro
parejas de caballos j6venes, en- cantidad
de $50 pesos. Lo mismo que tamblen
una partida de tabaco en- rama de todas
classes, magnifico para elaborar ense
guida.
F. Ze3a6e Gelv.
Patillas, Febrero g de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-14
De ADMINISTRATION

A petici6n de algunos de los muchos
aoentes que Sc han quedado con el di.
nero de esta empresa, suspendimos oil
<cuadro negro, por que ofrecian pagar
la cantidad que Sc gastaron sin consen-
timiento de nadie.
Como solo fu6 futil ofrecimiento no
cum pliendo NADIA y volviendo engalar-
nos, desde ell dia ID quedara flo oil cua-
dro otra veg de los quese han quedado
con ell producto de esta empresa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-14
CARMEN La GITANA

csmbole mordsz, cruel implacable.
Al mismo tempo Sc le figur6
que la sefIorita de Salandrera va
ctlaba y sc ponfs mala.
-,Oh! lchl pens6 el falso mar
ques de Chsmery; me parece que
este es un rinc6n del miSterio. -.
El misterio tiene por nombre lCa-
dial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-14
pdrIdmentO inSuIdr

Sc da cuenta en- primera lectura.
con los bills:
IS de Timothee, sobre reformas del
artfculo 361 del Codico politico.
10. Camuias Dfaz Navarro; pa
"a reconstruction de ciertos municipios
para otros fines.
FL alcalde de Fajardo dirige una
communication pidiendo que Sc deje sub
sistente ell 15 por ciento de los fondos
insulares, 4 favor de los nlunicipios.
FL director de los asilos de nifos
dice que hace tres semanas no sc perml-
te visitar 4 las ninas asiIadas por que
hay ALI un case de enfefmedad infec-
Sc lego un oficio del Conseio Eje-
cutivo, diciendo que aprob6 ell I'll. B. no
9. con algunas enmiendas.
Sc declare la Camara en- comisi0n
total para seguir la discussion del Fl. b.
n6mero 81.
SESSION DEL l3
FL senor Camunas solicita que Sc
nombre una Comisi6n para dar ell P6sa-
me al delegado N1nez, por ell falleci-
miento de su sefora espOsa. Asl Sc
acuerda, salendo los senores We've y Ca
mufias.
Los alcaldes de Naguabo, Aiboni-
to. Adiuntas Rio Grande, ruegan que
ouede subsistence ell 10 por ciento de los
fondos insulares que perciben los munl-
cipios.
Los ayuntamientos de Ponce
Adiuntas piden que Sc les exima de con-
ceder bagajes la policfa insular:
-Varios vecinos de TruJlllo-alto
solicitan la construction de una carrete-
"a o,1e los ma con Rio PiedraS.
FL ltesorero municipal de San Juan
don Francisco Sabat, solicita aumento
de sueldo Y que sc lie permita nombrar
un sustituto en- case de ausencla.
Ell doctor don Ramon A. Torres,
de Ponce, solicita ell pago de cantldades
oue Sc le adeudan por autopsias.
Sc di6 cuenta, EN- primera lectu-
ra, con ell H. L. r. n1mero Z, por Ell que
co recomienda la construction de algu-
mas carreteras.
En- segunda lectura Sc expusieron
los bills n1meros 70 y 80.
FL Consejo ejecutiyO dice que
hasta el martes proXimo no Sc pagara
los empleados de la Camara, por hallar-
Sc ausente ell gobernador,, que es quien
autoriza los pagos.
Ell Consejo ejecutivo enyfa. apro-
bado. ell G.. B. sobre creaci6n de una bl-
blioteca insular.
FL presidente manifesto que debia
aprobarse ell pago de dietas los emplea-
dos de la Camara que estan en- ell eJer-
cicio.
Ell delegado Aponte pregunto
la Camara que hay de un bill importan-
te que presento al comienzo Gle la iegls,
latura Gordils; expuso que aquel bill
era sobre instruction y que la Comislon
de este ramo esta atrasada pOr la ausen-
cia del presidente Sanchez Morales.
FL sehor de Diego pidi6 que Sc
encargara de la presidencia de la Comi-
sion el sefor Gordils. Gordils expuso
que estaba demasiado ocupado para acep-
tar dieho cargo.
Sc di6 ga lectura al II. B. 50 con
las enmiendas de la comisi6n Legislative.
Corwell combati6 energicamente dl-
cho bill.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-14

Sin duda.
-Entonces lie espersre. COmere
aquf. Tengo graves noticias que
comunicarle.
Conception Sc estremeci6 y Ro
cambole lie VIC palidecer.
-@NoticIas de Cadiz, - termin6
don jose con voz que pareci6 Ro'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-14
Salidas de la Capital y Bayam6n
simultaneamente.

LA BORINQUEN. De Targas y G"
No olvidar que esta casa es la que mas
barato vende y que constantemente in
troduce nuevas mercancfas y articulos
de alta novedad. Vistak hace fe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-14
LINEA FERRfA DEL OESTE

Itinerario de Trenes y Vapores que re
gira desde ell dia 20 de NOviembre
de 1902.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-07
Finnish Grammar.

Finnish grammar Is OF a difficulty
absolutely rcpulslye None OF the 9th.
er languages OF the same group Is half
20 hard. Hunearian-nay.c even Turk
lsh. despite the vexatIous Initial im'
pedImcnt 0f the Arabic alphabet-is
easy ln comparison. The syutax Is az
once provokingly elaborate and per
pleXIugly obscure. Il possesses fifteen
distinct cases aud four aud twenty
differentiated lndnitlve forms; but, on
the other hand. there Is no real dis
tlucti0n between nouns, adjectiyes, al.
verbs propositions, iniinItives aud par
tlclples. ~ that the student must not
be- startled by finding inhnItives regu
larry declined like nouns, and nouns
taking upon them degrees Of compar.
son like adjectlyes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-07

Once upon a time there was a credit
or 20 q large amount whose debtor con.
stantly refused payment The creditor
became impatient and after inyestiga'
ton found that the debtor lived In a
better house than be did, dressed bet
Ter. clothed his wife In silks, sauns and
Iaccz and spent dollars where he, the
creditor. spent cents Then be was
wroth
Il w.u sue the wealthy debtor he
said. and collect what Is owing me-
lie brought suit and disclosed large
amount OF valuable property; but, alas
% was s.l boz the name ~ the debtor
wife. and hp got not O. single cent
Moral There Us often o. great deal IN
n name -NrW York Herald
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-07
j. w. Bats
REAL ESTATE
a C & MT
Have ln orrn Iha only GEE of Abstract Books of
Bialls County Land rifles.

Have ln orIrn .ha only ZEE of Abstract Books u'
Biaz1s County Land ruea
FOR SALE.
About iO5 acres located one mile
from court house. % acres I'm cultiva-
ZION and balance in pasture Fenced
with wires Price $4,000.
About ore and oue-quarter acres
near schoc. house In southeast part
VI town. Snail ~ cottage, tenant
1ouse an1 yell on premises. Price
s750.
Six room house and two lots Of
ground located four blocks from
daln street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen AGA.
demy, East front. Price $4,000
Terms easy.
One half Of block near Allen
academy. Price $500 90.
Lots near school house ut $40
sAch.
About i3 acres OF land on south
Side Of town. good new i-room house
with we'll, cistern and out-houses
Price $1,000. 81,
l-room house, with pantry, hall
and two galleries. Tub cistern, bor'
cd we'll. stable and garden. lOcat'
I'd 4 blocks from Courthouse. Rents
for 5000 per month. Price $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-07
FIXED DATES IN RUSSIA.
rhey Rule Even In simple ThinEs
With Absolute Tyranny.

Routine Is exceedingly strong In Rus
sin. There IS a day In june upon which
says tradition. IL becomes safe 20 battle
IN the rivers after the winter freeze
No matter how warm the water may
be- earlier no matter how cold It may
be- ON that day. then Is the time TO take
the first swim. other fixed dates are
mentioned Ia EVAN nc Home" by Her.
bert Barry. OF course the statements
do not apply 20 an Russians, but 20
the average peasant only.
No man dare touch an apple before
the 9Th of August. however ripe tile
fruit may really be before that day.
He does not believe Il is go 10 eat.
The village sportsman. although De
may have observed the hlackcocss
lighting among themselves unusually
early owing TO the warmth ~ the
spring. cannot make mp his mind 20
shoot them until the appointed day has
arrived
80 traveller win start ON "a journey
on either @ Monday ora Friday.
ALTHOUGH the delay is s,ron-'y
against DIS own Interests tlc u....
man viii not east his nets before q crr-
tain day. whether the season Doe late or
early
No lamb is supposed TO Doe able 20
reach tlc age of mutton should Do have
been born before the day named in the
peasants calendar. And $50 on through
all the common events Boz their daily
lie does this attachmcu, 10 fixed dates
hedge in a russians existence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-07
COSTLY TURKEY.
Tn. nlrd wa. stuned with one Hun
dred Dollar mis-.

MorriHowu y. J., May 6.-Suned
with one dollar bills. 100 Of them. was
a turkey that has been received by Mrs.
L. c. Adams OF this place.
The gift came from Mr.. Adams. who
had been mysteriously missing for sew.
en- months lts stuning was discovered
when they prepared the turkey for din
nor and 90 was used to secure ths
plesaea o. Oha Adams NmIy tH Sister
lakes. Mich. where tEe head of che
house now resides.
Adams was carpenter. Just before
Thanksgiving times were especially
dun and the outlook for a Thanksgiv-
INK dinner was very slim. on the eve
of the feast day Adams lolt his home
saving he would not return until De-
brought a turkey with him From that
time no word from him was received
until the turkey came by express
Pinned TO the bird was a note
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-07

Apropos OF notices ON houses a cor
respondent Of the Westminster Gazette
relates that man in Scotland wished
90 have cut over the door of a new
house the text MY house shall be-
called house OF prayer" lie LEFT the
workmcu 90 carry out bis wishes dul.
ing DIS absence. aud on DIS return his
horror was great 90 iud the quotation
completed. "But go have made 10 den
NJ thieves" 1--WE bad O wee thing MAR
room. go see. so We just pie ln the end
% the Verse;" was the explanation Civ.
GA by the Bible loving Scot
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-07
Victim ofH.liucination.

Monterey Mex. May G-Jcsus
Tomas Guerrero young lawyer or
this city. ls at the police station. where
ho Is held on the charge OF insanity
tie is the victim OF Authorizations. be-.
Ing POSSESSED of The idea that be- was
prominent factor IN some anair OF
state that made % necessary for him
~ write letters 20 those occupying high
official places King Edward and
President Roosevelt have boon rocip.
cuts OF Dis letters. as well us a large
number of minor officials IN this and
other countries
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-07
MONROE DOCTRINE.
Foreign secretary iansdoWne Evidently
Iatnrs the same.

Foreign secretary Lansdowne Evidently
Iators the same.
London. May Foreign Secretary
Landsdowne proclaimed British Mon.
roe doctrine in Persian gulf and prac-
t!cally notified competing powers that
amy attempt on their part 10 establish
q naval base or fortified post .u those
wa'rCs means war with Great Britain.
, say without hesitation" said the
foreign socge, cry. in dealing with the
subject BOZ tle house OF lords Tue day
eyCniur. that we should regard the
establishment 0l o naval base ur fore
t.dDI port 1 thH Persian eulf bT any
other power as very grave menace
Of Britt % interests. and we certainly
VIII resist 10 with aIl the mean al
car disposal
Lord lanIsiowno'E attitude .u th.H
matter generally meets with approx
al. although answers thereto Df other
powers Interested boz the gulf are
awaited with some anxiety.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-07

New York. May G.-N. lam Mona
hon was shot and almost instantly XIII
cd In Hamilton street Tuesday HIs
slayer said 10 Doe Patrick alias John
Shea. an oX-conylct. escaped immcdl-
atoly after the shooting and up 20 a
late hour last night had not been ar-
rested According 20 the story of the
few witnesses OF the shooting McMa-
hon had no warning ne was graspcd
by the neck and a revolver thrust In
his face. Tho cause OF the shooting
from what the police can learn, was
apparently fight between the two men
Sunday evening when Shea was badly
beaten
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-07

Rev. ur raw whom perpetual curntc
OF Hntton. Wurw.cksh.c, which liy
ing ho held from 1888 10 1890 regularly
smoked Zoo thc yostry while Che cougre
CATION was singing long hymns ch1so
Tor the purpose immediately bcforu 90.
sermon The doctor was wont tu cN
claim. "Aly people I.ao long hymns buI
! prefer % long pipe London Telc
graph.
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AT LoeeeRHeAos.
Judges aud Prosecuting Attorneys DifEss
ON Certain Legal Matters.

Fort Worth. May 6.-County Judge
Special Judge Davis and the proseeut-
ing attorneys Office are at loggerheads.
Judge Milan who is IN. sent word to
the bar association asking Il 10 make
T. c. smith special county Judge. The
bar refused and elected James ). Ia
Wis. Judge Milan attempted 10 ad-
journ court Tuesday. but failed.
This morning when Davis opened
couri Prosecuting Attorney baltimore
refused 10 appear ln court and repre-
sent The state Davis appointed Judge
W. r. Parker prosecuting attorney
and when he went 20 lattimore's Office
for legal papers they were refused him.
Judge Davis issued an order TO Sheriff
Honen In substance that II baltimore
stlll refused 10 give mp legal docu-
ments of the court that he should be-
remandcd 20 iail The papers were
nnally turned over 10 Parker