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Arizona republican., 1903-03-16

led him to undertake another book, the
title of which will be "Chaffee IN
China and the first chapters of which
he has completed. Captain Bellairs ex-
plains that the history of the military
operations in China following the siege
of the legations at Picking has never
been fully neutrality-suspicious. is this
true of the operations of the American
troops; and his intense admiration for
General Chaffee and the American sol
diers generally prompts him to take up
the task with enthusiasm. Nobody is
better fitted than Captain Bellairs TO
write this history, for he was on the
ground himself; and, moreover, his
service as correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press in Cuba and in the Philip
pines threw him into intimate asso-
citation with General Cnaffee before ana
after his campaign in China, so THAI
abundant opportunity was had for an
intimate study of the hero of the new
book.
SHERIFF ROBERTS BADLY CUT
Joseph H Roberts, sheriff OF Yavapai
county. came in yesterday afternoon
from Bisbee and left this morning for
his home in Prescott. Mr.. Roberts had
his wrist badly cut by swinging glass
door in one Of the restaurants there,
and it may cripple him for life. Four
of the tendons and an artery were sew
cred, and it was necessary to tie the
four tendons together to prevent the
complete loss of the hand. He was
confined to his room at the Commercial
during his stay here and was in great
pain, though nothing more serious is
anticipated.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-16
News Of II
the Town
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.
Forecast for today
Data for "a hours ending p. m yes
terday:
Arizona republican., 1903-03-16
Personal Mention

Mr.. D. A. Burke, proprietor of the
Hotel Burke Of Prescott, is making a
short visit in Phoenix.
o. T.. Reedy of Beatrice. Neb., who
is a member CT the United States geo
logical survey. arrived here yesterday.
Charles ]. George, the well-known
mining man of California, is making a
business visit in Arizona, and will be
in Phoenix a few days.
Dr. L. D Cameron returned yester-
morning from San Antonio where he
went to attend a state meeting of the
Woodmen of the World.
Among the passengers leaving this
morning via the Santa Fe, were W. E.
Cummings, for Burton. Kas., and H. F.
and E. F. Stow for Denver.
Visitors Registered at the Ford hotel
are: C. J. Cover, Rocky Ford. Colo;
Mary E. Tophan. Phila delphia; Will
liam NJ. Laren and D. NJ Daren, Rock
ford, Ill.
Mr.. William r. McKeen, prominent
capitalist and newspaper owner of
Terre Haute, Ind, and Mr.. j. e. Lamb
of the same place are registered at
the Adams and Will remain here Tor q
few days.
Mr. Ebert Eward. prominent news
paper man of Marion. Ind. has been
taking a pleasure trip through the
southwest, and has been in Phoenix
for several days. Mr.. Eward leaves
| today for Mexico.
Mr.. r. w. Harvey. representing
Frederick s. Mills Manufacturing COM
arrival EaStprGav- from
geles where ne has spent some six
weeks. He is very much pleased by the
contrast in climates that Phoenix af-
| fords at this time of the year.
| New arrivals at the Commercial no
tel are: Joseph Williams. San Fran
cisco; H. E. Campbell Cave Greek; 1.
Cohn, Los Angeles; E. $. Jones and E.
w. Bethel, Congress; y. s. Boswell
and F. c. Nicholas, Los Angeles; J. c.
Tovrea, G. L. Miller, ]. r. Beatson. NJ.
Miller and F. H. Buck, Congress; Dan
Mohony, Mesa; George H. Haskins,
Los Angeles: George E. Aschbache,
Button, Ind; H. Osmat, San Diego,
Cal; A. E. Williams, Duluth, Mimi:
Mrs. w. F. Henderson, Alpha, Tex:
Mrs. C. y. Sheehan, McCabe; w. P.
Parkhurst, San Francisco: w. L.
DULL, IiuSpeHueilCe, MO-, l.. " 1Ote,
Silver City, n. M: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Anderson, Bisbee; Sex Simon, San
Francisco; C. E. Waller, Chicago.
Arrivals at the Hotel Adams are:
Mrs. John K. Speed, Memphis; Mrs.
Chauncey D. Clarke, Peoria: X S.
Hogg, New York: c. n. Branch and
wife, Anderson, Ind; Mis-. B. NJ. Belch-
er. D. a. Burke and Percy c. Glover,
| Prescott; Charles j. Forge. Los An
geles; Mr.. and Mrs. a. Willis Boyd
Pittsburg, Pa: Percy Williams, San
Francisco: c. H. King. San Francisco;
F. c. F'eners and wiie. Los Angeles:
Mrs. j. H. and Miss Addie Slaughter
Douglas; Mrs. Charles Clawson and
son, Bisbee; w. l.. Benton, ST. Louis;
L. B. Spyer, Mexico; Edward Salisbury,
and family New York; E. P. Ferguson,
Canton, O.: w. ]. Brophy. New York
w. A. Wade. New York: j. F. McIntire,
Hermosillo, Mex; C. F. Kerns, Mexico;
c. F. Martin. Denver; Owen Diclzin-
son. Philadelphia; n. o. Griggs, w. E.
Campbell, F. z. Pollock and c. @.
Hutchinson, Flagstaff: Steve Roemer,
Benson: James Broden. indianapolis
George NJ. Goodale, San Francisco: r.
B. CHM, Cairo Egypt.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-16
GRISWOlD
Ihe.........
Bicvcle Man

Is Arizona agent for the Racycle, the
best and easiest riding wheel on earth.
Keeps the largest stock of Tires ana
sundries. Most complete repair shop In
the city. Nos. and 9, S. First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-16

Life in a western county seat is moi
half as dull as the stories of society
found in the magazines.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14

Gang, 4boroper oilbe 9orgerfabet tlage?" Nf, ri Raoe
ielp lite oGret 6eDre Dor 3i6. 9eres G~ree1ence!" ugla
fortaller ban Sammenb9ngen, Solomon, og 0et. pda 0jez
blittet, foritdar ban mig" Salomon taiieoe bd fsrft
ct frDgtiomt 9lit paa Gaiimir. bDorbeO ban Ipntes at trpg.t
ON 3tl9ipelie. oerpaa fortalte ban bet belle Snotog. lom
6n ieD babe Jet BET. Set sr goot", iu9oe StdrOiten,
efterat ban tilfpnelaoenbe ~ligegplbi9 1aOoe bpri paa 6ors
%telingen, onu tan ban gaa, Solomon"
,0et bar altiaa ben MaaOe, bOorpaa bu bite bin
9rober 5orbeoringerne pda @oOiet?" io9be 2itoipsti til
6ufmir efter Salomons 8ortgung. = S Steoet for at
~unofploe Jig, Iom bans 5ober Oel Oenteoe, Iodrebe Cd
Inmir intet Orb. ,6ur bu noget at ige til bit 6oripor9"
lpurgte StdroIten. = pa fortrat lRuitlerne omtrin9 Ga
Imirs Wunb ig paa en- trampeagtig Moabe, og ban
brsb p~luoielie uo en- poloio ON Cater, lom ban %forgGpes
ir9bte at neoo9mpe. = e6pis Ou, iom ou sniter, bdpee
pGret aniat Mdrfhau, % 6pis ou Der bdboe fert big
iadlebes OPP, oa piloe S~torfDrIten bel babe funbet ct Mibs
bel mob bin 2dttermilobeb," ben1ertebe Staroiten. =
.5ilgip os!" iogbe G5ernin, Der nu o9iad tom til, nj
babe begee ipnbet. bog bar Qoalbert forl9ngIt pdd egen
6aano i%nobentet, bpab ban ben Sang %foriemte." Isl
ter Sdlomons 5ortaqing bar 10 ou ogiad peret meo,"
iaghe Stdroiten til 4odlbert. = ,4balbert er uifplbig,"
iagbe G5ernin, ban Ipgte at bolOe groberen tlbd9e, men
bet fjalp life, og at ban iiben, iom en- Subas, ifulbe
angipe os FORBADE gaIimir, tan De bog neppe iep enfe"
= o5pr 3erres Stplb pl jeg bd glemme oenne 6iitorie, "
Ipareoe Staroiten.
Uen oa ban iiben bar alene meb abdI6ert. iagbe
can: Seq 1aooe baubet mere Oprigti99eo al big, min
Ssn. forreiten fan bette Gpentbr l9re big, 6OiIfen SlagS
2pitigbeo Din Ontel timber melt Smag."- ,0ntel G5ers
MIN bar lite meo os g." ioareOe 4pdlbert, ban msoie
os fsrit uoenfor gpen, pa Osie Optejer bare til gnbe.
nG0e er bet neppe bans Stplb, at ban life ipileoc
6opeoro1en oeri," ipareoe Staroiten, ,po9t big for BAN,
4oaIbert. ban bar alt foroGrpet en- al mine Senner, ieg
baaber bet minoite, at ban Il itul i%urbaroe ben dnoen.
,,Roar 9e truebe bet, min 5uoer! bporfor operloo 8e
ba iaa lang lib Galimir til bans Omiorg?"
2itoipsti trat pud Stulbrene: Seq tenote BAN life
BEN Sang iaa 9obt Tom MI" iOdreoe ban, ~obesuoen er
ban pelbdbenoe % bill rineligpis inoi9tte big og Gdiimir
til fine arpinger, oerfor snIter jes lite at itsoe bam for
0ooeoet."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
en- pollf Samilie.
nj SO. 9oucb.
II 5pritr Sci. r.
(5ortIut.)
" 3 .e9uucb.

Bette ltr burbe iitdnbiGttes igen," idgbe Qoalbert.
,Sngen llrmdger Dor 5o Tan bringe bet Oroen, d"
ipare6e ben 9amle, .ifsnbt mango bar foris9t berpdn,
bodbe 5%remmeoe o9 Snbfspte. Oct bar fun gamle 8age,
man foritOo zig puu Slist, % bet er Od be1er intet I'M
Der, t6i 99rtet beo orepet meo 3rolboomstunft, efter bpab
iee bar 6ert, % Qanoer bare bunbne til 6iulene, Der oreiez
be Dem runot; oerfor bep bet fun Optruftet cen Sang ON
aaret, Mibnutsftunben, ba 6reIisrsn btep fsbt."
l.,Sd ia, bet fortulte pu mig tilt not min garnoom"
id9be 4balbert imilenbe.
Oct er o9ida BIT" blep Mi6del peb, lat l16ret og
gpgningen paa en- sgen Maaoe bGnger iammsn, tbi fra
bet 9ieblit ltret %itanbiebe, ~bespnote o9iaa 9pgninsen at
f%oriaIbe. Get iioitc 9tar. bpOri bet git, par BET, bpori RUS
ierne rpfteoe ino NarI6au."
bar ie9 en- Uiano", uo6reb plubieig 2eontine, .,bd
piIoe ieg rejie uOenIunos og Oanbrs iaulange runot, til
jea fanot en- Sunftner, Der tunoe I9tte bette urp9rf /
Stdno."
Zen 9dmle 6erre bar ofte tall ON at I9lge 6iulene
og Sernft9neerne", ioeoe Mifdl. men bet boaber jeg pil
ite lie. idolGn9e mine Zine ere ooer Sorben." ,gruges
BEN sanIe Borg lite mer til noget9" ipurgte 4oalbert."
o5Iere al be Sale, bOOri 6erfabets 5Orfabre lepebe /
6ri6eo % 2pftigbeb meo beres Setter, bru9es nu til 0an9z
fer" Ibareoe Wi6del.
QoaIbert fog beraf Qnleonin9 til at ipsrgc ON. bbors
Ieoes bet git Rem GAME Sanger. r9um guur bet sunfs
%tualelist. ig bar bragt BAN bans 6arpe 50neielet, men
Jun ~ ~ lPAdS FNu HNh VI OiHSi " OAQN0lNH.
.9an re faa BAN at fe2" fpurgte Qoalbert. Oct LOB
fig pei gore" iOarepe Mi6del. ,bois Der life 0areliet beb
Siosn al BAN lab en- farlig 5ange, iom let tunbe marte
llraao % rsbe os for Staroiten."
Gfter cisie Orb Itee be no al 5aarnet igen, og Qbots
bert tunoe lite anhet eno beunore ben Meteorological %
Sitterbeo. bpormeo 2eontine itreo ben ober be iarligie
Steoer, ligeiom en- 5u9I, Der rolig IpGper oper Qfgrunoene,
rel pirenbe, at ben fine Ginger beiobsr en- 5aIismdn,
Ian9t itGrtere eno ben Strait, Der oruger ben nebao imoo
9pbet.
Da be bare tonne uoenfor. bleo ben gamIe MidaeI
fuaenoe o9 b~etragteoe bet faIoefaroige Slot. .r6paO
tanter bu paa2" ipurete q6olbert. "a ben Gamle life
ipareoe, sentos ban tit S%psrgsmaaI meO 6sjere Rsit. Seq
tanter puu, at bette eamle Slot, iuu ~ftrsbeli9t bet ipnes,
madife bog pil Itda lGngere END bet M" iOareoe Wlihael,
men Aoalbert tunos lite anoet eno inile peo oenne Spads
BON. bportil nGppe noeen, Der b~etrastebe ben gamle gpgs
nings 9rgitf9lpig5eO, tunne f9ite 9b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
Siette kapiteI.
nnooigelicn.

DIN Gftermiooagen, oa ben pngre Gel al 5dmiien
bar famlet 6apen, LOB en- 6anoetsmanb Tg meloe, iom
enifeoe at forepiie Damerne nogIe Smbtter. Sab BAN
tomme!!" rdabte Gaiimir. og Seoen Salomon n9rmebe
ig meo ct 5ooeral 9aanoen. oGr BET big?" ia9oe Ga
iirmir, Der bar iIet ham Waeoe po Snbgun9en. .bringer
bu Sub, Ssbe2" ,gej, nenne Sang bringer jeg noget.
iom snbnu er beore," ipareoe Salomon. ,,genegat! bar
bu afIDoret bin 9ro2 gipes Der noget geOre eno GuIo2"
- so, 9iamdnter ere enpnu bebre," ipdrebe Sdlomon
og aobneoe tit 1ooerat. 6pori fsre mute Suoelimptter
funtlere Gaiimir imsoe. .9em mad Gmilie ie!" raabte
tenne % REP burtig 6oberdlet uD at Salomons 6adno og
bra9te bet ben til ben pluOs, 6OOr 0amerne befunOt iis.
= .5or Sebooas Stplb!" ftrsg SalomOn os ileos efter
BAN, ,8iamanterne ere life mine!"
Gmilie betrdgtehe Stnntferne meb flor Spm9rtIoms
heb % i1ntes meeet inetagen beri, Qleranbra oerimoo ida
rem meo 2igeaDlbig6eo, mebens 2eortine, Der fob pn
bsnbes SHE, life ~paroieeoe oem ct enefe glt. ,Ssr"!
iaeee Gaiimir % tog Sdlpmon til Sibe, obpao toiter bet
SalsImptte, Iom 5rsten GmiIie bolber 5%adnoen9" =
at. bet sr BET oaertoitbareite al Dem aae!" idgoe Solos
mon oe nepneoe qriien. = .0u er meget bpr. Sebe" =
Oct er lite mig. iom er obr, tbi 0iamunterne bsre life
mig til" ,Det er fun Ell ount Ssbetneb, Salomun,
tbi Giamanterne bsrs pig Oog til" = oSpis ieg piloe
BRUCE ane6, oa MATTE bet bel blipe SsOstne6, 9errs, tbi
jeg er 10 iep Ell Seoe, men oenne Sang er bet beg fanot,
9iumanterns ere life mine. berfor tan ies life ilua en-
etiaine al .,aRen ou oso 10, at ieg inssn pense bar"
,0il 6erren te6e SmDttet, iaa ifafer jeg qengeA, idgoe
Galomon. Seq peo moi, at Oh beoruger mig, Salomon,
men %ligegobti ifrio BET fun paa Regningen meb bet 2ps
rioe." - ga eernel 0erren bsr ogiua giOe mig noget at
fcrtiene, eftsripm jeg oisie 0ase bar pitt BAN en- tor
SieneTe." - ,,6pilten 5jenefe, Salompn 81! gors
oerIfabet | 9. 6apbe 10 Sinbe at tla9e til Staroiten,
forbi Serren peo fin 5ortlabnine orilebe og sioros Ndr
az gnen, Tom be Iaebe; ben alase bar jeg forbinbret." -
Oct err Staoe, Salomon", faeoe Gdiinir leenoe, ,tbi ben
rar pt bleben norton at l9fe."
.Spab er bet for en- ala9e2" Tpursts Staroiten, Der
p~luofelia traoote frem at en- guegdns. III, bet par
fun Spsq, Gfsceneme! og ben babe gp bar sleoet Zig
esroper. ,9poroper bar gnen gloret fs9" .4f, ben
unee Serre er fulb at asjer os SnbfaIb % daebaanps
Ipfiqe Opfnbelier, Terss G~reeaenes!l" - .Gnbnu en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
Sypenoe Kapitel.
9iplomatiif SremfGro.

gfeite Morgen bemarteoe Ioalbert flere &pttere, lont
joee al Steo f~oAite1ise getninger; tort efter bleo en-
Manb fcrt fra bet eamle Slot oper til Staroien, | oenne
Mano eentenote 4balbert Solbbetjenten Sfpan, Der bapoe
tanbfet bam peb S~Snbeansen til gpen 9 abdlbsrts
Sierts bantebe uroligt peb bette Spn, tbi ban tpiplsoe lite
pao, at bet bar BAN. Mifuel bapbe pmtdlt iom en- far
Zig 5ange, os ban frpeteoe msset for, at ban bapos bsrt
Noeet af, bpaD Der fOresit pso ben blinbe 9arpeipillsrs
Glust.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-29
MecULLOUGH.nIGGS.
A Pretty Home Wedding Was SOlemnirsd
Last Night.

Al the home Of the brides father
Mr.. Thomas W. Higgs, at $50
o'clock last night, Miss Bertha
Riggs and Mr.. William /. Nc
Cullough were united in marriage
by DR.. J. d. West, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church.
The rooms we're tastefully decor
a,ed with palms, ferns and other
pot plants and filled with relatives
and friends Of the family gathered
to witness the happy celebration
Al the appointed hour the bride
and groom entered, preceded by
the brides sister, Miss Stella Hugs,
Mendleshon's wedding march be-
ing played by Miss Tranny Wren,
and the officiating minister admin
istered the VOWS and invoked the
blessing Of God upon the union.
Congratulations were then offered
with a heartiness that gave abund-
ant evidence Of the popularity OF
the young people. Refresh ments
were served. Numerous handsome
presents were received
The brides dress was Of castor
cloth deliberately trimmed in tat
feta and fur. The stylish blouse
opens over a handsome white vest,
over blue crepe de chene and lace
front. The conventional black was
worn by the groom.
The bride is one Of the sweetest
Of the Bryan girls and will bring
into her home the admirable quail
tiles Of true womanliness.
Mr.. McCulloch was reared in
Bryan and no young man in the
city enjoys a better reputation. He
is energetic and capable in bust.
ness matters, and for number OF
years has held a good position with
Messrs. Dansby Il Dansby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough are at
home at the cottage adjoining the
home Of Mrs. I. B. Collins on the
north.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-29
GENERAL NEWS.

Ed Chambers was struck by a bridge
timber near Oklahoma CITY and
killed
Oklahoma senate wants all informa'
ton relative Co cost OF keeping pris'
oncrs
william Blair. a banker OF Fort
Smith Ark. fell dead at Mineral
Wells. Texas.
Victoria Culberson. a negro woman,
was shot 10 death az a festival near
Athens. Texas
The Lano County tTexas) Stock
mems association has raised $500 with
which 20 hunt cattle thieves
Several persons we're arrested AZ
Palls Valley. l. T.. charged with
stealing a barrel OF whiskey
Henry Starr. pardoned by the presi.
dent. has returned TO the Indian Terri
tory and will reside at Tulsa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-29
ROUSE AT BERLIN.
President Of Missouri. Kansss aud TeHas
Railroad Company There.

President OF Missouri, hansss aud Texas
Railroad Company There
Berlin. Jan. 2s.-Henry G. Rouse
president Of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railroad has arrived here from
St. Petersburg. having made a mid.
winter trip from Pekin 70 Moscow
in the record time Of seventeen days
and nineteen hours over the eastern
Chinese and transSiberian railroad
Mr.. Rouse was fayOrably impressed
by Russia's achievements. lie be.
lioyes in the ultimate commercial val.
ne of the Trans Siberian railroad a.
well as la its Immediate strategic use.
Str Rouse found the railroad well con-
structed and admirably conducted
throughout. even on the lines recent
Is opened Though II Is still IN the
hands OF the construction department.
10 viii be- possible 20 soon make an
all rail Journey from Berlin 30 the
Pacific coast in less than a fortnight
Mr.. Rouse proceeds to London. and
will sail for New York from Liver
pool Feb. z. on the steamer Lucania.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-29
H-AT-C. sCHEnTLE.
Local WesOS
Madras flr shirts AZ CouIteT's.


Madras for shirts At Coulter's.
diG-wi6
French madras AZ Wagner a Bran
don's 10
Fine TAT veal at Jed Franklins
market. 20
b. seigle returned from oklahoma
yesterday.
Col. A. NJ. Rhodes went 10 Calvert
yesterday.
Dump Battle came up from Well
born yesterday.
White yesting for waists 40 Wag-
ner a Brandon's. %
y. W. Yeager was here from Mil
lican yesterday
81. inch black broadcloth sjc at
Wagner 4 Brandon's. %
10000 yards new embroidery just
received az Wagner a Brandon's. ~
Albert Dunn, who was seriously
wounded several months ago, is able
90 sit up.
wANTED.-Good milch COW by
responsible party for feed. Address
Box 10, Bryan. %
Mrs. Tom Erwin of Hampstead
left yesterday after visiting Mrs.
W. J. Christian.
siOi6 worth OF new patterns iu
embroidery received this week ut
Wagner q Bpudons. 70
Cisterns galvanized cistcrus. !
make all sizes of galvanized iron
cisterns. Work guaranteed. J, Allen
Myers. 80
Miss Harrington OF Galveston has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. T.. y.
Roberts, the past week. She Is now
visiting at College.
The popular MiXologists, l.. j
Cox aud j w Hamilton, are dis.
pensing the best brands of liquors a.
Ford's Exposition saloon. wlodii
l employ three frst-class timers,
pipe-cutters and mechanics. Your
work will be appreciated and dis
patched promptly. fallen Myers. 40
For Rent-Ward place, roomy
house and plenty OF land, near grad.
ed school. Rent cheap. Apply to
c. A. Adams or j. W. Bats. 81
The house Of negro in the north
east part of town caught fire yester-
day and caused a vigorous alarm.
The flames were promptly eNtin-
guished with a bucket of water.
} The homo mission socity Of the
IMethodist church will give tea ut
the residence of Mrs j. II. Nav
hiney, Friday afternoon from 3 to d
o'clock. 20
For fine liquors, good service and
courteous attention call at the Royal
Saloon aud Restaurant, three doors
south Of Exchange hotel. q. ID.
Price, Prop, Henry Presley, man.
ager. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-29
SILVER BARS STOLEN.
In . RunnisE Fight . Mexican Was Shot
Thrssgh the Heart.

AlamoEordo. n. ~. Jan. 2s.-some'
where, Tween this place and Fl Paso.
Tex. UNITED States bonded car In
transit from the III Paso smelter to
Chicago loaded with 800 bars OF silver
bullion was entered by robbers and
eighty bars stolen. Al Jarillo Junction
the broken seal was discovered. and an
investigation revealed three Mexicans
IN the car. When an attempt was made
20 eject them they pulled knives and a
lively fight took place. in which the
crew drove away the robbers. Al Dog
Canyon Sheriff Hunter saw three Mexi-
cans. who took 10 the brush A call
10 halt was answered by a fusillade.
A running fight followed. Hunter shot
one Mexican through the heart. The
other two men escaped. The of1clal.
are Of the opinion that the bonded car
was entered just outside OF Fl Paso BY
the robbers. who threw the bars out OF
the car 20 be gathered up by con'eder-
ates The value OF the missing bullion
is estimated at $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-29

Atlanta. Ca Jan rs The inter
territorial committee ~ railway pas
senger ticket contracts. composed OF
representatives from each OF the eight
railroad passenger associations % the
United States and Canada met IN this
city The meeting was for the purpose
Of submitting a report embracing
recommendation relative % standard
forms OF ticket contracts the object be-
ing 90 secure uniformity throughout
the United states and Canada.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-29
DR.. D. 4. Clark,
OFFICE At EMMsuS DRUG STORE.

AZ the last meeting of the nssoci-
sted pastors of Bryan a resolution
was adopted that hereafter once each
month a union meeting will be held
az some one Of the churches. II will
Doe left 90 the pastor az whose church
the meeting is held as 70 the charac-
ter of h. The first meeting Is the
union mission rally advertised else
whore.
DR.. A. &. Ellis Of the University Of
Texas, spent the past two days in
Bryan visiting the Bryan high
school aud Allen Academy, both Of
which are affiliated with the Univer-
sity He was wellpleased with both
DIR. Ellis also visited the a. and NJ
College % confer with Or. Houston
regarding athletics.
Clih A. Adams left yesterday AZ.
ternoon Tor Huntsville where be went
10 meet with the penitentiary super
intendent aud other inspectors 20 ar
range territory for his work under
the new state administration.
DR. ID. NJ. Breach and family were
yesterday On route home 10 Merle
Burleson county. after visit 10 DR..
Broach's mother, who has been ~
at her home near Tabor, but who IL
now much better.
For Sale or Trade-Two-story gin
house which can be- moved, aud COM
plete gin outfit in good condition, two
Gj-saw gins. 4. J. Preston, Bryan,
Texas. 81
Two nicely furnished rooms 10 rent
20 couple without children or two
gentlemen. Apply 90 Mrs VIM.
Hoppe or address =. %. box So. 80
Electric light globes for sale, 81
candle power p cents each. Bryan
Water, Light q Power Coz 4. j..
Preston, Manager. 81
Red seal and a. +. C.. ginghams
short lengths from % yds q be
yd at Wagner a Braudou',. 90
Zoe fre-proof lamp chlmneys Dc.
i0c machine oil sperm D..
spoOls j. a 4. Goats thread 25c.
di6-wi6 ". j, Coulter.
L.. j. Cox invites his friends and
the public 10 call and see him at
Ford's Exposition saloon. wijdl7
short lengths from 20 o yds A. F..
c. and Red seal giughams sc yd
Wagner q Brandon 90
so short lengths IN A. r. c. and
Red Seal giughams only z &c az
Wagner * Brandon's. 70
% styles in black and white silk
Imedallions just received al Wagner
a Brandons. 10
44O pieces new embroinery will be
placed on sale Monday at Wagner
x Brandon's. %
100 pieces Nalenceiune and Mech
lin lace Just received at Wagner d
Brandon's.
Silk crepe de chenes In black, white
and colors at Wagner 4 Brandon's.
wanted-To purchase good Sec
ond hand guitar. A. +. Wilson. 70
Swell line Of white medallion trim
ming at Wagner 4 Brandon's o.
For Rent-By Feb. T. a furnished
room. Miss Mary Lincoln. 10
Buy your meats at jeff Franklin's
market. He keeps the best. IS
go yds a. +. G. ginghams all styles
az Wagner a Brandon's. 45
Fresh young meat always on hand
Mt jeff rrankiin's market IS
My sl.75 and 81 boys box calf shoes
can't be- beat. Coulter. 1915
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-29

worthausen. Prussia. SaXony. Jan.
2s.-Prince Wolhgang Zustolberg'stol'
berg was found dead near his castle
AZ Boulebrode His rife was nearby.
but IL is not known whether he vas
murdered or sEicided. His father
died few days ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-29

Vienna Jan. 2S-Protessor Lam.
masch. a member OF The Hague court
OF arbitration denying the report that
the costs OF the Amerlcan-MeXican ar.
bitration represented a total OF $500.
900. said the whole proceedings ex'
Guiding the fees OF counsel only
amounted % $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-01-29

NOTICE. have discontinued the
sale OF cheap threads ana will sell
only Coats and Merricks-both high
grade threads. w. j, Coulter. 1915
Mr.. LII. Cox il now ut Ford's Ex-
position saloon and invites his friends
and the public 10 call. wi0d41